We have been hearing it and for people who watched the Super Bowl, a lot were really disappointed. The excitement was generated and even the die-hard fans sacrificed some sleep due to the big event. But as it turned out, it seems like the Super Bowl was only pure excitement. The outcome was not as expected.

So you can just imagine how many people stayed up, followed the game and ended up being dismayed. While many were obviously rooting for the New England Patriots, who were unfortunately showed up by the New York Giants. Due to the outcome, it seems not all people were happy of the outcome and many are perhaps still awake in dismay.

But that is just part of being an avid fan of football. You win some and lose some. In this case, you lose more, and that includes quality sleep. Oh well, it does only come once a year so what the heck.

You didn’t need a television close-up of a distressed Bill Belichick to sense something was amiss at the Super Bowl. A peek at the scoreboard wasn’t required, either.

All those grass stains on Tom Brady’s uniform clearly indicated perfection interrupted. Not once this season had Brady been so bruised, battered, befuddled and, in the end, beaten.

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