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How Long did it take y'all to watch the Super Bowl again?

slail04

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I finally got up the nerve to watch the DVR of the Super Bowl and I'll be honest. I only made it through the third quarter before I got mad all over again.

 

I came away with three things. I can't stand Aqib Talib although he did get burned a lot. As good as Denver played (on defense) we beat ourselves. Finally our Defense was the best on the field that night. Just my opinions. 

How long did it take y'all to watch again and now that we've all calmed down some what were some takeaways like Denver's defense being one of the best all time?

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