St. Viagra's Dance
The human brain can be a remarkable thing, depending upon whose head it happens to reside in. Some people have a brain that works like a powerful computer, taking in raw data and processing it until it is transformed into technically coherent terms. Other people's brains work like a Sledge-O-Matic. Information is set in front of them like a helpless watermelon, then their brain beats the hell out of it until it's reduced to a mushy mess they can understand.My brain is like a camera, and I don't mean that it works best when it's loaded. My brain processes information much like a Polaroid One-Step processes film. My ears hear what someone is saying, then my brain takes that information and develops a mental picture of it. Granted, it's often a paint-by-the-numbers mental picture, but you get the idea.aped a surging Seattle Seahawks team under similar strains and veritably crushed the Saints this weekend, showing once and for all the strength of the Bears of September and October.

It’s been 21 years since the Bears were in the Superbowl, the last time in 1985 after the oft poked fun a

January means a lot of things to a lot of different people. It’s the post gluttony reality check of the holidays, a time to make and break the vast and quickly falling good intentions of your resolutions from the time of drunken revelry. But, it’s also a time for football. For the bone crunching, end zone seeking desperation of 12 teams in the NFL trying to make it to the big game, the biggest night in professional sports, the Super Bowl, January is heaven. But not as much heaven as that first Sunday in February when all that fluff flakes aside, the wannabes and could have beens lying in the dirt, licking their wounds.

The two teams still standing take two weeks off and prepare for that biggest of all big games to duke it out for the Lombardi trophy. This year, for the first time in a few years two long time absentees will make it back to the big game, and fulfill the promise and wonder of more than one big name.

On the NFC side, the underdog Bears come in after one of the most surprising seasons in the NFL, a team that learned how to be great again, and then almost forgot under the leadership of their young quarterback Rex Grossman. They barely escaped a surging Seattle Seahawks team under similar strains and veritably crushed the Saints this weekend, showing once and for all the strength of the Bears of September and October.

It’s been 21 years since the Bears were in the Superbowl, the last time in 1985 after the oft poked fun at

ng, end zone seeking desperation of 12 teams in the NFL trying to make it to the big game, the biggest night in professional sports, the Super Bowl, January is heaven. But not as much heaven as that first Sunday in February when all that fluff flakes aside, the wannabes and could have beens lying in the dirt, licking their wounds.

The two teams still standing take two weeks off and prepare for that biggest of all big games to duke it out for the Lombardi trophy. This year, for the first time in a few years two long time absentees will make it back to the big game, and fulfill the promise and wonder of more than one big name.

On the NFC side, the underdog Bears come in after one of the most surprising seasons in the NFL, a team that learned how to be great again, and then almost forgot under the leadership of their young quarterback Rex Grossman. They barely escaped a surging Seattle Seahawks team under similar strains and veritably crushed the Saints this weekend, showing once and for all the strength of the Bears of September and October.

It’s been 21 years since the Bears were in the Superbowl, the last time in 1985 after the oft poked fun a

ng in the dirt, licking their wounds.

The two teams still standing take two weeks off and prepare for that biggest of all big games to duke it out for the Lombardi trophy. This year, for the first time in a few years two long time absentees will make it back to the big game, and fulfill the promise and wonder of more than one big name.

On the NFC side, the underdog Bears come in after one of the most surprising seasons in the NFL, a team that learned how to be great again, and then almost forgot under the leadership of their young quarterback Rex Grossman. They barely escaped a surging Seattle Seahawks team under similar strains and veritably crushed the Saints this weekend, showing once and for all the strength of the Bears of September and October.

It’s been 21 years since the Bears were in the Superbowl, the last time in 1985 after the oft poked fun a

he promise and wonder of more than one big name.

On the NFC side, the underdog Bears come in after one of the most surprising seasons in the NFL, a team that learned how to be great again, and then almost forgot under the leadership of their young quarterback Rex Grossman. They barely escaped a surging Seattle Seahawks team under similar strains and veritably crushed the Saints this weekend, showing once and for all the strength of the Bears of September and October.

It’s been 21 years since the Bears were in the Superbowl, the last time in 1985 after the oft poked fun a

aped a surging Seattle Seahawks team under similar strains and veritably crushed the Saints this weekend, showing once and for all the strength of the Bears of September and October.

It’s been 21 years since the Bears were in the Superbowl, the last time in 1985 after the oft poked fun at Super Bowl shuffle crew. The years have not been kind to the Bears, but finally after nearly 2 decades, they’re back to form and promise and the Chicago faithful are feeling the tickle of what might be. This isn’t the powerhouse Ditka helmed juggernaut that took apart the Patriots in ’85 though. This is a weaker defense, an untested and unpredictable quarterback, and no expectations of glory. This is an underdog team in every sense of the word.

In Indianapolis, the feelings are similar, except this Colts team is a great team. In fact this Colts team has been great for years. Under the leadership of Peyton Manning, they’ve reached the playoffs every year for the last five years, and every year they’ve suffered something of a collapse, a last minute breakdown of their quarterback. Against the Patriots in the playoffs, Peyton Manning before Sunday was 0-3 on 25 drives with 1 touchdown and 9 turnovers. That won’t win games. Not even a little bit. And it wasn’t looking any better this weekend, or last weekend for that matter. Vinatieri has kicked 10 field goals in the playoffs so far, a new NFL record. They still have a game to play. And the first half of Sun