The game featured the highest-scoring quarter (combined 37 points in the fourth) in Super Bowl history as Carolina quarterback Jake Delhomme and the Patriots’ Tom Brady traded touchdown passes.
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On Sunday, the fans in San Francisco let their feelings about Brady be known.
Brady’s Patriots lost to the Broncos in the AFC Championship Game. And that doesn’t even include the debate back in New England over whether or not the three-time Super Bowl MVP should travel to Santa Clara, Calif., at all.
Brady seemed to take it all in stride.
So you’d think he’d get a pretty warm welcome at the game, right?
“Until there is hard evidence don’t do to Peyton what they did to Tommy past year, pile on without proof and evidence”. It was the first Super Bowl won on the final play.
But I guess it’s clear to tell not everyone was here for Brady tonight.
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But a 50th Super Bowl doesn’t come along very often and Brady will participate. And Brady spent a few minutes in conversation with former Broncos quarterback and current executive vice president of football operations John Elway.
