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Response
Game, ads presented the good, bad
Cheers: To the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
A good defense can win championships.
Cheers: To the Dixie Chicks. Their singing of the “Star-Spangled
Banner” reaffirmed how talented they are.
Cheers: To the H&R Block commercial featuring Willie Nelson.
If you are going to sell out, do it in style.
Cheers: To the Budweiser commercial with a zebra reviewing a play
in the Clydesdales’ football game. Dang refs.
Cheers: To Budweiser for bringing back the Clydesdales. It’s
nice to see something classic every once in a while.
Cheers: To Terry Tate, office linebacker. Way to make sure they
put the covers on those TPS reports.
Jeers: The Raider nation. Oakland Raiders’ fans look like they’re
at a Kiss concert.
Jeers: To Rich Gannon. The Raiders quarterback had five interceptions.
His poor performance sealed the deal for a lopsided football game.
Jeers: The halftime show. Whoever thought Sting, Shania Twain and
No Doubt on the same stage would be entertaining, was wrong.
Jeers: Kid Rock and Hank Williams Jr. for the re-make of the “Are
you ready for some football” song. The pregame show was already
long enough without adding in some inaudible lyrics.
Jeers: To the introduction of each player. Who edits this stuff?
And what school is the School of Hard Knocks? It doesn’t sound
especially nice.
Jeers: To Shania Twain for lip-synching. Come on, have some courage.
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