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re: Sports Illustrated's NFL 2012 Cover features Rob Gronkowski
Hmm, wonder if that's a regional or national cover. Grooonnnk.
Actually, glad this is here because I just read a tweet from Judy Battista of the NYT:
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Interesting: SI and ESPN the mag both picking Packers-Broncos Super Bowl in New Orleans.
Look out for an overload of Peyton love this year, folks.
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re: Sports Illustrated's NFL 2012 Cover features Rob Gronkowski
this probably just a regional cover, in which case there has to be a patriot on the cover for the new england region.
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re: Sports Illustrated's NFL 2012 Cover features Rob Gronkowski
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Yeah, it boggles my mind that the Pats, who went to the SB, have less prime time games than an 8-8 team from last season.
It's really not surprising.
P. Manning's return is a big story, especially when combined with the Elway angle. I have little doubt that the NFL's market research shows that a lot of viewers nationally suffer from Pats Fatigue Syndrome, while Manning is a story of a guy who disappeared for a year and is trying to rise from the dead (in that sense, trying to out-Tebow Tebow, who only prays to the Guy who rose from the dead).
And, when you consider that a 9--7 team actually won the SB last year, a gaudy prior year record has to be taken in context.
All in all, the farther under the national radar screen the Pats can fly the better, IMO.
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re: Sports Illustrated's NFL 2012 Cover features Rob Gronkowski
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Definite step up for Gronk in the "family friendly" department. Seems to be at least partially clothed and no adult movie stars in sight ...
However, the Headline over his pic does read "The Full Gronkowski," a reference to "The Full Monty," which usually refers these days to a male stripping in public.
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