As the new season enters, there were a few questions left unanswered from the previous season. Let’s try to answer some of them. These are just from personal opinion and not official.

What happens to “Pacman” Jones? It would be hard to imagine the suspended cornerback wearing a Titans uniform. If he doesn’t mess up this time, he may be reinstated eventually during the season, and someone will most likely get him because of his skills.

Will Michael Strahan have another season left? This is really tricky, since he almost retired before the season. He had been pretty vague about this issue so far.

What about Brett Favre, will he go back to the Packers? With the quality of his performance, Favre could very well continue to be part of the team, specially now that the Packers may be looking into a championship. With his age, though, he did not commit himself yet to play for the next season. He would have to decide quickly.

Finally, will Chad Johnson be traded? The Bengals have said they will not trade him. However, Johnson’s not so good relationship with the team’s manager may hurt the Bengals more than they realize, and Johnson himself has expressed verbally that he does not want to be a Bengal.

Eli, Peyton, and Cooper Manning all agree on one thing. They have the best father in the world. Archie Manning, came to New York to support his son in the game. After the Super Bowl was done, the Giants went back to the hotel to party. As he was waiting at the airport, he was trying to catch a show on television that showed his son Eli. A year ago, he was supporting Peyton when he was playing for the Colts.

When asked what he would do if two sons were to play on opposite teams for the Super Bowl, he grimaced and said he didn’t know. It would be tough to know who to root for and support. He would stand at center field and root for both of them just like a father should. Archie himself was quarterback for the New Orleans Saints so long ago. So he says with a tear in his eye that football is in their blood and what they know. He is quite proud of the boys and hopes they keep on digging deep and taking the challenges that come their way and keep

American football is starting to gain popularity all over the world. The national Football League has started sending players as ambassadors to other countries to get them interested in the game as well. Because of technology and satellites abilities, the Super Bowl could be broadcast all over the world. That is one huge sports arena. The Internet is a great tool for fans in other countries to look up statistics and information about the players. You can also see pictures, watch videos, and read many newspaper and magazine articles about the teams. This is really raising the popularity of the game more than ever before in recent years.

Mike Carey will be the first head black referee at a Super Bowl game. This is his eighteenth year in the NFL. He also had the honor of refereeing the first game between the Patriots and the Giants in the season.

Tom Brady has injured his foot. But not to worry, he will be in a walking cast for the days leading up to the Super Bowl. He has told many reporters that this injury could not keep him out of the Super Bowl this Sunday. He is ready to get out there and bring home a victory. He is also a three time Super Bowl champion, and has a league record of fifty touchdown passes.

Largest professional American football league is internationally known as National Football League (NFL). Currently thirty-two teams are playing in NFL from different regions and cities.  NFL is one of the highest domestic professional sports league in the world; which have major fan following and more than 68,000 spectators are present at each game. There are 31 total stadiums in which all the NFK teams play football. Mike Carey is selected to head the new president of the crew of the coming Sunday match between New York Giants and New England Patriots. It hasn’t decided about the stadium yet but it will be fun watching the game between these two teams. He is the first black referee to be at any Super Bowl along with two others black officials one field judge Boris Cheek and the other is line judge Carl Johnson. As an NFL official its Carey’s 18^th season, he was also the referee of the first game between Patriots and Giants and also for the season finale of Patriots 38-35 to enclose the regular winning sessions. Other crewmembers include Tony Michalek (Umpire). Gary Slaughter (head linesman), Larry Rose (side judge) and Scott Helverson (back judge). The replay assistant will be Ken Baker.