THE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS HAVE WON THE SUPER BOWL!
ADAM VINATIERI, I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy:
i am soooo happy
ADAM VINATIERI, I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy:
i am soooo happy
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MCO Dreamin
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Congrats to the Pats! Best Superbowl in a while :sohappy:
disneyman15
I'm Surrounded by Idiots
Way to go Pats
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
To all those people that thought this SuperBowl was gonna be boring... HA!
I gotta say...BEST SUPERBOWL I'VE EVER SEEN!!!!
Man...did the Panthers shock me...VERY GOOD GAME!!!
Every freakin' Patriots game is a nailbiter...and this...was definitely one!
Wow...what a game...it's Euphoria here!
I gotta give credit where credit is due...Panthers...WOW...you're not a fluke team...you went the distance.
Congrats again to the Patriots...and...I hate to jinx him...but Tom Brady has done more in 3 years than Joe Montana did in his first 3.
I gotta say...BEST SUPERBOWL I'VE EVER SEEN!!!!
Man...did the Panthers shock me...VERY GOOD GAME!!!
Every freakin' Patriots game is a nailbiter...and this...was definitely one!
Wow...what a game...it's Euphoria here!
I gotta give credit where credit is due...Panthers...WOW...you're not a fluke team...you went the distance.
Congrats again to the Patriots...and...I hate to jinx him...but Tom Brady has done more in 3 years than Joe Montana did in his first 3.
CTXRover
Well-Known Member
I don't know, I didn't hear anything either way yet. In fact, I was just about to ask that question on whether Disney still does the "we're going to Disney World" thing...I think the Bucs did it last year...but they're already practically there when at home :lol:
I think we may have to give it a day or two to see any commercials like that. I think it took that long before.
s25843
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I had to go back on my TiVo and listen to it...
Here is the audio clip... You Guys judge
EDIT: May help if I actually linked it :lol:
http://home.comcast.net/~s25842/BradyNot.wav
CTXRover
Well-Known Member
I have no idea if they or going or not...the announcer says they are going to Pebble Beach and uses both the words ALSO and INSTEAD in the same sentence in reference to going to one of America's favorite amusement parks. And when is Disney an amusement park? :lol: I think they're going to Disney...but I don't know. Why break the tradition?
donaldduck1967
Member
congrats to the pats. it was an exciting game.
s25843
Well-Known Member
New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady Joins NFL Greats by Being Featured In 2nd Commercial Proclaiming 'I'm Going Back To Disney World!'
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla., Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made history Sunday night, becoming the youngest quarterback to lead his team to two Super Bowl titles. Immediately following the game, he also joined an elite group of NFL greats by starring in his second Disney commercial and shouting "I'm going back to Disney World!"
Brady, who was also the featured player following his team's Super Bowl XXXVI win in 2002, joins NFL legends Joe Montana, Emmitt Smith and John Elway as championship game superstars who have been featured twice in the famous "What's Next" ad campaign.
With three touchdown passes among 32 completions for 354 yards, Brady once again led his team through a storybook season to a championship and fairytale finish at Walt Disney World Resort. The Patriots finished the season with 15 consecutive wins including Super Bowl XXXVIII.
Just hours after leading the Patriots to a 32-29 victory over the Carolina Panthers, claiming the Super Bowl MVP award and shouting a version of the famous words "I'm going to Disney World," Brady was to be whisked from Houston to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida for a whirlwind of celebrations in his honor.
Brady's appearance marked the 34th episode of Disney's famous "What's Next" commercial.
"With his unbelievable accomplishments and determination, Tom Brady epitomizes the spirit of the 'What's Next' commercials," said Ken Potrock, senior vice president of Walt Disney World Alliance Marketing. "We select players based on success on the field and a Cinderella-type story."
Since 1987, the "What's Next" commercial has been an oft-repeated moment of celebration. Phil Simms of the New York Giants became the focus of the first commercial following his team's triumph in Super Bowl XXI. Simms, the Giants' quarterback, didn't realize it, but he was introducing an American catchphrase when he shouted, "I'm going to Disney World!"
The commercial continued through the years as standouts from Super Bowls, Major League Baseball, the NBA, NHL, Olympics, World Cup and more have been featured in 34 commercials in which they responded to the question, "What are you going to do next?" Icons of professional sports - Michael Jordan, Barry Bonds, Emmitt Smith, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Joe Montana, Troy Aikman, Jerry Rice, John Elway, Terrell Davis, Mark McGwire and Kurt Warner among them - have been featured.
A common misconception is that the MVP of the Super Bowl automatically is chosen for the "What's Next" spot. In fact, the commercial has featured many non-MVPs, bringing an additional element of surprise to the campaign as players and fans alike wonder "who's next" to tell the world "What's Next." Seven of the 18 Super Bowl spots have featured non-MVPs.
The honor also has been shared by several Super Bowl teammates - San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jerry Rice and quarterback Steve Young in 1995, Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis and quarterback John Elway in 1999, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Brad Johnson and head coach Jon Gruden in last year's championship game.
The Super Bowl remains the most popular "What's Next" commercial, featuring players from 18 straight NFL championship games.
Typically, there are versions of the commercial produced for both the Disneyland Resort in California and the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. With a dose of Disney magic, the commercials are seen only hours after the Super Bowl, which many times coincides with the featured player's (or players') visit to Disneyland or Walt Disney World the next day.
In addition to appearing on televisions nationwide, this year's spot will also be featured on disneyworld.com and ESPN.com. ESPN.com will highlight the commercial via "ESPN Motion," the site's newest video innovation.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040202/nym132_1.html
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla., Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady made history Sunday night, becoming the youngest quarterback to lead his team to two Super Bowl titles. Immediately following the game, he also joined an elite group of NFL greats by starring in his second Disney commercial and shouting "I'm going back to Disney World!"
Brady, who was also the featured player following his team's Super Bowl XXXVI win in 2002, joins NFL legends Joe Montana, Emmitt Smith and John Elway as championship game superstars who have been featured twice in the famous "What's Next" ad campaign.
With three touchdown passes among 32 completions for 354 yards, Brady once again led his team through a storybook season to a championship and fairytale finish at Walt Disney World Resort. The Patriots finished the season with 15 consecutive wins including Super Bowl XXXVIII.
Just hours after leading the Patriots to a 32-29 victory over the Carolina Panthers, claiming the Super Bowl MVP award and shouting a version of the famous words "I'm going to Disney World," Brady was to be whisked from Houston to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida for a whirlwind of celebrations in his honor.
Brady's appearance marked the 34th episode of Disney's famous "What's Next" commercial.
"With his unbelievable accomplishments and determination, Tom Brady epitomizes the spirit of the 'What's Next' commercials," said Ken Potrock, senior vice president of Walt Disney World Alliance Marketing. "We select players based on success on the field and a Cinderella-type story."
Since 1987, the "What's Next" commercial has been an oft-repeated moment of celebration. Phil Simms of the New York Giants became the focus of the first commercial following his team's triumph in Super Bowl XXI. Simms, the Giants' quarterback, didn't realize it, but he was introducing an American catchphrase when he shouted, "I'm going to Disney World!"
The commercial continued through the years as standouts from Super Bowls, Major League Baseball, the NBA, NHL, Olympics, World Cup and more have been featured in 34 commercials in which they responded to the question, "What are you going to do next?" Icons of professional sports - Michael Jordan, Barry Bonds, Emmitt Smith, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Joe Montana, Troy Aikman, Jerry Rice, John Elway, Terrell Davis, Mark McGwire and Kurt Warner among them - have been featured.
A common misconception is that the MVP of the Super Bowl automatically is chosen for the "What's Next" spot. In fact, the commercial has featured many non-MVPs, bringing an additional element of surprise to the campaign as players and fans alike wonder "who's next" to tell the world "What's Next." Seven of the 18 Super Bowl spots have featured non-MVPs.
The honor also has been shared by several Super Bowl teammates - San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jerry Rice and quarterback Steve Young in 1995, Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis and quarterback John Elway in 1999, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Brad Johnson and head coach Jon Gruden in last year's championship game.
The Super Bowl remains the most popular "What's Next" commercial, featuring players from 18 straight NFL championship games.
Typically, there are versions of the commercial produced for both the Disneyland Resort in California and the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. With a dose of Disney magic, the commercials are seen only hours after the Super Bowl, which many times coincides with the featured player's (or players') visit to Disneyland or Walt Disney World the next day.
In addition to appearing on televisions nationwide, this year's spot will also be featured on disneyworld.com and ESPN.com. ESPN.com will highlight the commercial via "ESPN Motion," the site's newest video innovation.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040202/nym132_1.html
Shaman
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:lookaroun
00:00:04....thats what it came down to......
Extra point attempts proved costly in the end....
CONGRATS to the PATS....the title has returned to the AFC East!
(where quite frankly it belongs)
Oh and at the same time thank you Pats for keeping the trophy warm for next year! GO FINS!!!
:lookaroun :sohappy:
00:00:04....thats what it came down to......
Extra point attempts proved costly in the end....
CONGRATS to the PATS....the title has returned to the AFC East!
(where quite frankly it belongs)
Oh and at the same time thank you Pats for keeping the trophy warm for next year! GO FINS!!!
:lookaroun :sohappy:
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
In your eyes
Some people think a great defensive battle is all part of a great game Both of these teams based their season on their defense...To go almost a complete half without a score may seem boring...but it also showed that these two teams were equals...these two teams were the best football teams in the NFL. The Pats have the ability to score...the Panthers have the ability to score. But, the best offense is a good defense. Both teams brought out their "best offense" in the first half. Both teams are resilient. They went into the locker room during that horrific halftime show and reworked their offense in order to combat against the great defenses of their opponents. It was like two different games. One half relied on the defense...One half relied on the offense. This game had it all...great defense, power hitting, great offensive plays, trickery, blocked field goals...and a nailbiter all the way to the finish. I don't think that there is another team in the NFL that can say "We could've played a better SuperBowl"
Now...for the negatives...why does a celebration always have to turn bad? Rioting started in the city of Boston last night...One dead, 2 critical. Some moron decided to plow his SUV down a crowded street full of people...stopped...backed up...then floored it again...IDIOTS. Fires, looting...what is the point? I just don't get it. I stayed out of Boston for a reason last night...and I'm glad I did. The parade is tomorrow, I'll party with the team then. Today they come home...I'll head down to the stadium and welcome them off the bus just like I did 2 years ago.
(For the record, I drove by Ty Law's house this morning...the wrought iron fence in front of his house is covered with "Thank You Ty" signs.
I would like to just say...
Thank you Patriots...thank you as a team. After the horrible ending to the Red Sox season...you lifted this city back up.
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
Did you think I forgot? I THINK NOT OZ!!! YOUR NEW AVATAR WILL BE UP TONIGHT FOR YOU TO USE! MUAH AHAHAHHAHAH
