The Super Bowl in Indianapolis is like nothing we’ve ever witnessed before, and I’m loving every minute of it. In fact, let me count the ways:
- Easy access to everything
- Peyton Manning more popular than the Super Bowl itself
- Peyton Manning stealing headlines from Tom Brady
- Eli Manning set to beat Tom Brady again
- Sunny skies
- Warm temperatures
- No snow
- No ice
- National love for Naptown
- Easy airport
- Good food
- #BigGame drawing near
- Media day hype
- Celebrities in Indianapolis
- Money coming into the city
- Indy all over the television
- Zip line
- City hasn’t ground to halt with extra traffic
- It’s all on easy display
- Lucas Oil looks beautiful
- If I squint, Eli looks like Peyton
- Bill Hudnut
- Bill Hudnut getting kudos
- Peyton still embracing Indy
- Peyton enjoying Super Bowl experience despite it all
- Not nervous about Colts’ losing
- Groundhog Day like no other; let’s repeat over and over!
- Talk about another Super Bowl bid
- Indy being compared to best Super Bowl sites
- The Marriott
- Jim Irsay
- Bob Irsay (thanks!)
- Something to do until “pitchers and catchers report”
- White River behaving itself, odoriferously
- We’re not in Dallas
- We’re not in Detroit
- We’re not in San Diego (lovely city, lousy stadium)
- Something to do until “With the first pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts …”
- Few protesters
- The Indy skyline
- Indiana Pacers on road … absence makes the heart grow fonder
- Indiana Pacers at home on February 6, the day after the Super Bowl
- Reggie Wayne wants to stay
- Rumors percolating of Peyton Manning staying around on the cheap
- Ryan Grigson gets settled in peace
- White Castle
- The growing sports legacy of Indianapolis
- Greatest landlocked city in the United States
- Indianapolis as the center of the sports world for at least a week
- Super Sunday!