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Mark Sanchez dropped by to shoot hoops and chat with Dan on Friday.
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Every day we will be broadcasting live from Miami Beach. Here are some of the insights, observations and opinions from Super Bowl Week.
Q & A with Mark Sanchez
DP: Where do you want to watch this game?
MS: At home.
DP: Why?
MS: Still hurting man.
DP: You can't watch this?
MS: I'll watch, I'll watch, I'm happy for Peyton, I think he's an unbelievable talent.
DP: Wait, are you really happy for him?
MS: I honestly am. You watch a game in Indy and see their fans when he goes on the field, you
literally hear the other fans yelling at fellow fans to be quiet. Shh, shh, Peyton's playing. I'm dead serious. He did it one time, people were jumping out of their seats covering people's mouth saying shut up, Peyton's
playing.
DP: You shaved, why?
MS: We lost.
DP: If you were in the super Bowl?
MS: No shave. |
Louisiana native James Carville joined the show to talk about his beloved Saints.
"The explosion of emotion I had when it finally dawned on me. ... To watch oter people's faces. To see the joy. What it really means ... " Carville said.
Carville said that Drew Brees could run for office -- and not in a sports cliche way. He said that Brees would be a serious candidate.
He said that this win gives the city an incredible emotional boost and a nice short-term economic boost with everyone partying.
Carville said he cried after the victory. And he probably wasn't alone.
Sports Illustrated is turning to DanNation for a little help coming up with the perfect cover line for the Saints' Super Bowl title. E-mail them to dp@danpatrick.com and share them in the "Comments" section below.
What a win for the Saints. The Stadium is exploding right now. I can't imagine what the French Quarter is like. I'm headed to the locker room. Can't wait to get with Dan and the guys and break it down on Monday. Sean Payton deserves a lot of credit. You have to feel happy for the city of New Orleans.
I got caught up doing a bunch of things and all of a sudden turned around and realized I was the only person left in the press box on Sunday night after the Super Bowl. Notice the insane look on my face.
JCM, middle, is looking tense, but confident in the luxury box behind me. He turns ever time I try to take a picture. I'll keep trying. By the way, saw a certain NFL reporter walking with his back against the wall, sort of scaling the wall ... as if he didn't want the public to see what was going on with his hair in the back. Hm.
I saw Michael Bey and Spike Lee chatting in the hallway. Also Isiah Thomas talking to Jay Mariotti. You debate which is scarier. The Who rocked. I think. I wasn't really listening. Lots of pretty lights though.
We're underway in Sun Life Stadium. Glad to see so many people hanging out in the Locker Room. A great night to cap a great week. Here's my view from the Auxillary Press Box.
What a day on Saturday. We all got to hang with Jennifer Lopez, Tyler Lautner, Chase Crawford, Mark Sanchez, Eli Manning and many more stars. Dan called the game and will share some funny stories on Monday.
I'm at the big game in Miami Gardens. Teams are out warming up. I'll do as much bloggin' as the wireless system here allows. But you guys are going to have carry the conversation in the Locker Room -- which I'm sure you can. We're finally here. Super Bowl XLIV!.
Q & A with Mark Sanchez
DP: Where do you want to watch this game?
MS: At home.
MS: Still hurting man.
MS: I'll watch, I'll watch, I'm happy for Peyton, I think he's an unbelievable talent.
MS: I honestly am. You watch a game in Indy and see their fans when he goes on the field, you
literally hear the other fans yelling at fellow fans to be quiet. Shh, shh, Peyton's playing. I'm dead serious. He did it one time, people were jumping out of their seats covering people's mouth saying shut up, Peyton's
playing.
MS: We lost.
MS: No shave.