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@neuronet , @n1997y and @PatsFanInVa - give them by best. Those guys have been super nice to me over the years and my hope is to make it there to meet them at some point. Just a terrific group of people and I always get excited when I see people talking about that place.
Picking up my son tomorrow, and he's coming home to watch it with us. And obviously, I'll be on here in the game thread, hopefully reading about how they have no shot, only to see the tide turn and then end up with all of us celebrating. For those who tend to be negative, please do us all a favor and stick with tradition this weekend. Can't have anyone jinxing things.
You and your grandson should kick out the rest of your family.
Keep all the food, etc.
Neither of my sons are football fans, they played but didn't enjoy watching it. My grand daughters gravitate toward cheering for either their Mom or Nanny's team (Steelers or Bucs) but neither actually want to understand the game.
The GDT depresses me even during wins in the regular season. I can't imaging how bad it was during the playoffs. I did drop in during one of the playoff games and thought we were losing by 20 by what was being said.
I watch only with my son on Patriots superbowl years. We go to parties when the Patriots aren’t in it.
I got u. I’ll keep my usual 70/30 split of “X player is ass” to “that was a really good play” energy.
This is why I'm leaning towards staying home. I know what I'm in for if I go to my friends party - a bunch of people that won't shut up and I'll be worried about getting my seat taken if I get up for one second.
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