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Super Bowl LVI Preview: Through the Eyes of a Wolverine

This is not an in-depth preview of any sort, but as a football fan, the Super Bowl is the most hyped game of the year. I don’t get as antsy about the Super Bowl as a Michigan State game, an Ohio State game, or a meaningful post-season game for the Wolverines, but it’s still pretty exciting to see the show the NFL puts on.

I usually root for whichever team has Tom Brady; failing that, I usually pick based on which team has more former Wolverines.

CINCINNATI BENGALS
#25 RB Chris Evans
Defensive Quality Control Assistant Jordan Kovacs

LOS ANGELES RAMS
#36 CB Blake Countess
#25 CB David Long, Jr.

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Michigan Wolverines in the Super Bowl

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I combed through box scores for every Super Bowl throughout history and tried to compile every statistical performance for a Michigan player since the Super Bowl began. If you see any names or statistics missing, please let me know. (While comments still aren’t working here, you can go over to the Blogspot site HERE.)

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The Super Bowl is tonight

Michigan has several representatives in the Super Bowl tonight, and if you’re rooting based on Michigan ties, the Kansas City Chiefs are your team:

• DE Taco Charlton (reserve/injured)
• DE Frank Clark
• DE Mike Danna
• QB Chad Henne
• OG Patrick Omameh (practice squad)

If you’re rooting for the GOAT, Tom Brady, then here are your fellow Wolverines:

• QB Tom Brady
• P Matt Wile (practice squad)

Either way, tonight is going to be a good night for at least a couple wearers of the Maize and Blue.

What’s your prediction?

I’ll say 34-27, Chiefs.

Super Bowl 52 Predictions

I’m torn on whether I want the Eagles or Patriots to win the Super Bowl tonight. On the one hand, I want Tom Brady to be cemented as the greatest QB of all-time, and it would be nice for Alan Branch and David Harris to get Super Bowl rings, too. On the other hand, Brandon Graham plays for the Eagles and doesn’t have a championship yet.

Nick Foles played out of his mind in the NFC Championship game, and I don’t think he’ll replicate that against the Patriots. So I’ll go with New England, 26-23.

What’s your prediction for the score? I’ll send you a $25 Amazon gift card if you’re the first to guess the correct winner and score.