Sports Reporter Sarah Merrifield is hoping for a good game on Sunday, and she thinks it’ll come down to special teams with the Panthers victorious by a field goal. However, the oddsmakers are obviously underestimating the Panthers offense on both the spread and the total, and we think Carolina will be able to run up a big score with Denver making up the difference.
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When trying to pick a Super Bowl victor, one of the strongest trends in recent years has been to find the hot team.
Nelson, a second-year linebacker for the Broncos, has played in 18 games this season, including each of the team’s two postseason wins, though he has not recorded any stats in those games.
Harris, dealing with a left shoulder injury, played 82 snaps against the Patriots, the most of any defensive player on the Broncos’ roster, and had a part in several critical pass breakups late in the game. Picking the Panthers over the Broncos would be an easy choice to make. “It was awkward the year he was injured and missed the season (2011)”. Get the tickets for the Super Bowl, ‘ and my dad was kind of like, ‘We’re not going to the Super Bowl.’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, we’ll go to the Super Bowl.
The last time the San Francisco Bay Area hosted the Super Bowl was in 1985.
Super Bowl 50 kicks off in two days. Will Cam Newton, Greg Olsen, Luke Kuechly, Josh Norman and the Panthers finish their fairy tale-like season on top of the mountain as the best team in league? “Sorry Peyton Manning, you’re going to have to go out with a loss!”
Super Bowl 50 will be the 2nd Super Bowl Carolina has ever played in.
I’ll take your questions and comments about that or anything else on your mind beginning at 10 a.m.
Some of the public perception could be rooted in the idea the Panthers have the league’s highest scoring offense (31.3 points per game) and quarterback Cam Newton is poised to win his first league MVP award Saturday night at the NFL Honors show.
“I haven’t made up my mind”, Manning said, reports The Washington Post.
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Manning, Jackson, Colquitt and Scott are among the more than 60 former Vols who have appeared in a Super Bowl, a tradition that is not lost on those who will be playing Sunday.
