OT: Super Bowl…yawn
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You're crazy. Romo is an awesome analyst. I love what he adds, and his ability to predict wht an offense is going to do is amazing.
He has good things to say, he just says too many of them
He was insufferable last night …. he needs to take a breath occasionally
You’re both right.
He’s very good.
But he talks way too much.
He’s very good.
But he talks way too much.
I want to watch the game and not hear what Romo thinks is going to happen.
Do you even know what a color analyst’s job is? Are you new to watching football on TV?
I am sorry i have no idea and this was my 1st FB game I have ever watched on TV.
Agree. He's way too hyper trying to predict every play, drawing lines all over the place. Take a breath once in a while.
The vibe of the superbowl is so weird because you've got a team driving in overtime to win the biggest game of the universe and the crowd sounds like the crowd at your average Wednesday night MACtion contest between Ball State and Akron
If that is the case ,there is no need for a analyst on broadcasts.The casual football fan is looking for knowledge about the game while watching.
there is a difference between telling why a play was successful or why a team is successful. Analyzing maybe what a player did.
Constantly trying to predict plays before tbey happen or telling everyone what coach should have done.
Listen to nantz TD call to end the game. Rono couldnt help himself.
I am 52. I have never had someone that turned me off this much watching any sport.
You are spot on. He is annoying AF. Sports radio stations today were ripping into him as well.
Bunch of corporate types showing off for their guests. Not real fans in attendance
As mad dog used to say about Tim mcCarver, “let the game breath!”
It use to be that the teams got 40% of the tickets, each, and 20% went to the NFL. It sure as hell doesn't seem that the teams account for 80% of the tickets anymore BUT maybe it's just that some of these domes are SOOO DAMN BIG (literal acreage-wise) now you just don't feel the affect of crowd on TV?
One of Taylor Swift's suitemates was busy texting a friend during the final play. That's the kind of person that attends a Super Bowl.
I don't know if you'll ever see something like a team having to go to a silent count due to crowd noise in a Super Bowl. Even if the game is played in the home stadium of one of the participating teams as happened with the Rams recently forf the first time ever in a Super Bowl.
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