The day after the Super Bowl is a hard day for us. It always has been. On one hand, we’re forced to face the post-football season emptiness that we’ve been pushing to the back of our minds since August. On the other hand, we’re forced to remember that it’s the beginning of February, as in the middle of winter. It’s freezing cold. It’s dark by 4:30pm. The holidays are over. It’s this sort of desolate state of limbo; mourning the exciting time of the year and awaiting the next one. Not having any football is like the extra inch of snow that forces you to stay inside because your car won’t move.
Jim Irsay and Darius Leonard focus on Kicking the Stigma
