If Jesse Armstead's interception early on wasn't called back I think this game would have been a lot different, meaning it would definetly lead to a Giants victory.

Definately the worst Superbowl I've ever seen. Lopsided, dull, and I really had no interest in either of the teams going into the game to begin with. In fact, other than Trent Dilfer's "I'm going to DisneyWorld" commercial and the legal troubles of Ray Lewis I don't have much of a memory of this Superbowl. If I remember correctly I put in a movie at halftime.

Absolutely and frightfully dull. The only sign of life for the Giants was Ron Dixon's kickoff return TD, and of course they let the Ravens return their kickoff for a score right back. Strange note: I visited a friend at Lambuth, where Dixon attended college, just days before the game.

How on earth does this have as high a score as it does. The series of interception return-kick return-kick return, all for TDs, was exciting, but that was it.

I watched the bulk of the game. But other than the back to back kickoff returns, it was such an uninteresting game. Close to being the only shutout in Super Bowl history.

If not for the one breakdown in special teams, this game would have been a shutout. This was the only Super Bowl where three touchdowns were scored within a span of 21 seconds.

Offense wins games, defense wins championships. That was proven by the Ravens in this season. They played with a backup QB, Dilfer, but that didn't matter. Their defense ranked with the great Steeler defenses of the 70s this particular season.

The most boring Super Bowl of all time.

This was an entertaining game. Two kickoffs in a row returned, 3 touchdowns in :36 seconds, and the best defense since the 1985 Bears.

The halftime show was more entertaining than the game. (remember, Aerosmith, NSYNC and Spears?)

b'more is da bomb diggity. wit off da chains club music. try listing to my radio station 92Q jams fo one friday nite and you will never leave.