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Da Super Bowl Shuffle
(If YouTube vid is missing, click here to watch via Yahoo!)
We think LA should have its own football team -- in fact, it's the perfect added-value for whomever is lucky enough to win the bid on the LA Times. In the meantime, we will be watching -- and we'll give credit where credit's due. Peyton Manning, it's amazing how you can be in all those commercials AND burn the Pats at the same time, but, can you do the shuffle?
BONUS vid: Samurai Mike busted an updated 2k7 version of the shuffle with staff at the Houston Chronicle. The blog post behind it.
Super Bowl XLI: Feb 4., 5 p.m. in Miami -- Chicago Bears v. Indianapolis Colts
There's still time for you to prepare your commercial... (K-Fed already did, although we apparently won't be hearing from Brit).
Further analysis and opinion on da Bears from the Superfans.
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