Sunday, February 06, 2005
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well this past sunday (feb. 6) in Jacksonville Florida the unofficial holiday, the grand daddy of pro football has battled out an intense fight..it was SUPER BOWL XXXIX... the prized possesion..going down in the history books as one of the best.... it was the defending Super Bowl Champs New England Patriots takes on Donovan McNabb and his crew the Philadelphia Eagles... the game started off great by showing good defense by both teams until the 2nd quarter when Eagles draw first blood by scoring the first touchdown of the game...it was LJ Smith of the Eagles who caught the 6 yard pass of Donovan McNabb for the touchdown..but New England answered the Eagles with their own touchdown from David Givens' 4 yard catch from Tom Brady.....for some quarters the leads was changing until the 4th quarter when New England open up the quarter by scoring a 2 yard TD run by Corey Dillon which puts up the Pats with a 7 point lead....then middle of the quarter Adam Viniaterri scored a 22 yard field goal which puts up the Pats by 10....late in the game the Eagles came back with a touchdown by Greg Lewis which puts the eagles within 3.... last play of the game when Donovan McNabb threw a pass which was intercepted and seal the deal thus the New England Patriots once again the Super Bowl Champs....Back to Back champs... i had a lil party goin on since it was unofficial holiday..had some food while watching the game.... the MVP was Deion Branch with tying a Super Bowl Record of 11 catches..the much anticipated half time show wasnt as extravagant and controversial as last years... it was Paul McCartney who performed.... well i pretty much enjoyed the whole night..although i lost but its all good coz i had fun... It's hard to win consecutive Super Bowls in this day in age, but New England made it look easy. By utilizing a solid defense in the first half and exploding on offense in the second half, the Pats are Super Bowl XXXIX champions with a 24-21 victory over the Eagles. With three championships in four years, the New England dynasty rules the NFL.
SKULLS
