Another Super Bowl is in the books. Every year, we put together a board of squares to track the score as it changes. Often, this provides more entertainment than the game itself. This year's rendition is here:
I also have my annual rant about the Super Bowl MVP, which usually goes to the quarterback of the winning team. It is easy to do that since the QB handles the ball on every offensive play. This year's QB's, on each team, did not play exceptionally well. Passes were often off-target. I was pleased to see that the voters recognized that.
I am content with the selection of Kenneth Walker III as the MVP. He was the major contributor of the Seahawks' offense. I would also have been pleased to see it handed to a defensive player from the Seahawks for their outstanding effort. Since you can't give it to the whole defense, I would have chosen defensive back Devon Witherspoon. Another choice, which would have been bold, unprecedented, and justifiable, was kicker Josh Myers who scored more than half of the Seahawks' points.
And now, it's about 7 more months until football. Sniff.
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