Paul Zimmerman writes what I wish I wrote in the last day. Sunday's game was an interesting and entertaining Super Bowl. A better ending would have been great, but you couldn't pack more action into the first three quarters. Perhaps people just expected Rex Grossman to implode at the end, and implode he did.

Zimmerman credits Joseph Addai and the Colts rush defense mostly. While Dominic Rhodes enjoyed a monster fourth quarter, Addai helped win the game when it was in doubt. A few beautiful cuts helped convert key third downs. Rhodes' big fourth quarter should help Addai in the long run anyhow. Now Rhodes is more likely to get paid elsewhere in 2007 while Addai racks up 350 touches and a top-ten fantasy ranking.

Am I the only one (other than Zimmerman) that thought Sunday's game was a better-than-average Super Bowl?