**** Yeah!!!!!!

Congratulations to the New England Patriots. You've made all of us anti-Eagle fans very proud and with 3 SB titles in 4 years you now belong with the elite teams in NFL history.

Congratulations, Patriots!!!! :D

:woohoo: party: :rock:

Rodney Harrison should've been named at least co-MVP. Hey Solomon and Janice, where are you guys? It's time to dance in the streets!

gfhgfhgfhgh

:) go Patriots!

I knew they'd win anyways

:D my home team!

:) ok they won, now I want an official Patriots Superbowl Champions sweatshirt :p

That was unbelieveable!,Who knew it was gonna be that close!
Way To Go Patriots!,Congratulations!


NE 24
Philly 21 F

Super Bowl 39

What a game!!! Congratulations. Pats!!!!!

I kinda wish the Pats were in every Super Bowl. Whenever they play, you get an exciting down to the wire game.

Congratulations Patriots!!


The game was a little too close for my blood pressure, but it's over and we won!!
:clap: party:

hell yes!!! Never gets old!!! I feel so spoiled living in Boston...first pats then soxs and now Pats again!!! But I am thankful, that 3 of my 4 years of high school I get to go to a parade!!! WOOOHOO!!! See you folks at the parade!!! By the way I love Deion Branch!!!

I agree with you BDamage that Harrison should have at least shared the MVP. Branch caught 11 passes, but he didnt do much after the catch. Harrison was EVERYWHERE on defense.
Congrats to the Pats, they are a true team. I was not too sure about them because they seemed to be making a lot of mistakes with penalties this game.

Once Eugene Wilson went down, I really had the feeling the Eagles were going to expose that and win the game. Kudos to the Pats defense.

I didn't watch the game-LOL I was looking at N@N. Im sorry I couldn't do it. Just like Janice said her blood pressure was up, that's why i couldn't watch. I smelled a close game which is why I preferred to see the final score later. But I will watch the Game tomorrow when I get home from work. GO PATS!!!!



BTW:This is the first Time all season that the Eagles lost when going up 7-0.

I didn't watch the game-LOL I was looking at N@N. Im sorry I couldn't do it. Just like Janice said her blood pressure was up, that's why i couldn't watch. I smelled a close game which is why I preferred to see the final score later. But I will watch the Game tomorrow when I get home from work. GO PATS!!!!



BTW:This is the first Time all season that the Eagles lost when going up 7-0.


LOL!!! You are something else Solomon.

LOL!!! You are something else Solomon.


What was the score at the Half

7 to 7... how did you find out about the final score?

7 to 7... how did you find out about the final score?


espn.com

espn.com

If the Eagles would have been up by 10 I probably would have turned the game off but since the Pats were I sat back and enjoyed it. It got a little close at the end but it was worth watching. :lol:

7 to 7... how did you find out about the final score?



When I saw the final score 24-21, i thought the Pats FG kicker made another winning FG-LOL

Bill Belichick and his Dad.

The ratings for the 2005 Super Bowl seem to be way done from previous years.
Preliminary ratings are available and it seems it is way down, only 7-11pm is available right now: 34.0/51 (final numbers will be available late today or tomorrow morning).

Here is a comparison of previous Super Bowl TV Ratings:

2004 CBS 41.3 63
2003 ABC 40.7 61
2002 FOX 40.4 61
2001 CBS 40.4 61
2000 ABC 43.2 62
1999 FOX 40.2 61
1998 NBC 44.5 67
1997 FOX 43.3 65
1996 NBC 46.1 72
1995 ABC 41.3 63
1994 NBC 45.4 66
1993 NBC 45.1 66
1992 CBS 40.3 61
1991 ABC 41.8 63
1990 CBS 39.0 63
1989 NBC 43.5 68
1988 ABC 41.9 62
1987 CBS 45.8 66
1986 NBC 48.3 70
1985 ABC 46.4 63
1984 CBS 46.4 71
1983 NBC 48.6 69
1982 CBS 49.1 73
1981 NBC 44.4 63
1980 CBS 46.3 67
1979 NBC 47.1 74
1978 CBS 47.2 67
1977 NBC 44.4 73
1976 CBS 42.3 78
1975 NBC 42.4 72
1974 CBS 41.6 73
1973 NBC 42.7 72
1972 CBS 44.2 44.2
1971 NBC 39.9 75
1970 CBS 39.4 69
1969 NBC 36.0 71
1968 CBS 36.8 68
1967 NBC 18.5 36
1967 CBS 22.6 43

That's interesting. I wonder why. I'd love to see those final numbers. Viewership was probably down because people figured the Patriots were going to win like they always do these days. Although that game was closer than I imagined. Both teams seemed to be off their game a bit.

Congratulations Patriots!!


The game was a little too close for my blood pressure, but it's over and we won!!
:clap: party:

Just for you Janice, I got on my Brady Jersey despite wanting the Eagles to win!

Just for you Janice, I got on my Brady Jersey despite wanting the Eagles to win!
Awww, thanks. :hug:

Super Bowl Ratings Down 4 Percent From '04

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NEW YORK (AP) - The New England Patriots' Super Bowl victory over the Philadelphia Eagles was seen by an estimated 86.1 million people, down 4 percent from last year's game, Nielsen Media Research said Monday.

The Patriots' win over the Carolina Panthers in 2004 attracted 89.8 million, Nielsen said.

Maybe winning is becoming old hat for the Patriots; it was, by a slim margin, the least-watched of the team's three Super Bowl victories in the past four years.

Fox isn't likely to complain. The Super Bowl is routinely the most-watched television event of the year. Over the past 20 years, the game's viewership has ranged from 73.9 million (1990, San Francisco vs. Denver) to 94.1 million (1996, Dallas vs. Pittsburgh).

A competitive game helped keep fans interested. The two teams were tied entering the fourth quarter and the Patriots won by three points; Fox said viewership peaked after 10 p.m. EST Sunday, in the game's last quarter.

A Super Bowl-themed episode of "The Simpsons" drew 23.1 million viewers immediately after the game, the venerable cartoon's biggest audience in 11 years. An estimated 15.1 million people stayed up to watch the preview of another animated series, "American Dad," right after that.

The post-Super Bowl time slot is always a highly sought showcase.

Numbers for "The Simpsons" were about average for that period, falling behind the high of NBC's "Friends" in 1996 (52.9 million) and above the low of ABC's "Alias" in 2003 (17.4 million). The Super Bowl's host city - Jacksonville - drew the highest rating of any major city, trailed by Philadelphia, Nielsen said. Boston was third.