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Notes on a trip to the Super Bowl.Sitting in the overcrowded Phoenix airport and waiting for my flight home, I've counted 21 people wearing Giants jerseys and zero wearing Patriots jerseys. Such is life for football fans on the day after the Super Bowl.
When I arrived in Phoenix I noted that there weren't many people who had the look of real fans, but that's not the case at the airport today. Plenty of Giants fans are here, and I've seen the jerseys of Eli Manning, Osi Umenyiora, Jeremy Shockey, Amani Toomer and Mark Bavarro.
But no jerseys of Tom Brady, Randy Moss or Tedy Bruschi. I'm sure there are plenty of Patriots fans heading home after the Super Bowl, they just weren't in the mood to put their jerseys on today. Can't say I blame them.
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