Football Showdown Sunday!

This is the game that all football fans have been waiting for all season long. It's been marketed as Super Bowl XLII and a half but, will it live up to the hype?
These are two of the best teams, two of the best quaterbacks, balanced offense and tight defense on both sides. This has the potential for a classic matchup for the ages, Achillies vs. Hector pales in comparison but, that may be the problem. Like most Super Bowls in the past they never seem to have delivered an exciting game and in the end tend to be more flash than substance, a lot of overhyped expectation hidden behind a flashy display of halftime shows and fireworks. I may sound like a naysayer but I've had my delicate football heart broken many times before but even so, I'll still be watching along with millions of other NFL fans. The game will be available to 94 percent of the country and according to the league spokesman Seth Palansky "The regular-season game average for an Sunday NFL game was 16.3 million last year". Palansky said, "This game is likely to come in around double the average. The Patriots-Colts telecast will be a rematch of last season's AFC Championship Game, which the Colts won 38-34 and which drew a TV audience of 46.7 million and this game should beat those numbers.
Over hyped as it may be, I'm still watching and hoping for a good game as I brace my fragile football heart for the worst.