The Weirdest Super Bowl QB Matchup! (Colts vs. Bears, Super Bowl 41)

Watching REX GROSSMAN lift the Lombardi Trophy…i don’t think peyton ever would have recovered from that

Devin Hester kickoff return was iconic.

After 21 years at CBS Sports, this was Jim Nantz’s first Super Bowl play by play. His first play 0:18 Now, after 38 years at CBS Sports, this Sunday will be Jim’s 7th Super Bowl call.

Devin Hester got this one started with a bang, but Rex Grossman really let us bears fans down with his terrible performance

Ironic that Indianapolis, a dome team, won their SB in less than perfect weather

"gets past the first wave, and here he goes, it's hester, inside the 30, hester's gonna take it all way the for a TOUCHDOWN !!!! NO FLAG AND 92 YARDS !!!" Best play call by Jim Nantz ❤❤❤

A memorable Super Bowl for so many reasons-- Hester's iconic kickoff TD, my Colts won and Peyton got his first ring, first time in a Super Bowl that two black head coaches went at it, and Prince performed Purple Rain IN the rain. All kinds of awesome.

Rex Grossman to Chicago is like Neil O’Donnell to Pittsburgh

Bears had to deal with the rain and Rex grosman the worst combination.

Even the NFl doesn’t know how Rex Grossman made a Super Bowl

Bears maybe could have won this SB if they had at least Jay Cutler as QB, because Rex Grossman was a$$ but got carried by the Bears defense and running game

"get rex grossman in the groove a little bit, he should play better now" throws another pick next play

Rex was a perfect example of a crappy qb but a elite defense

Devin Hester return will never get old

I remember watching this game as a kid thinking after the Hester TD and the Harris INT that "Chicago's got this! We're going to win the Super Bowl!" ... And then Rex Grossman reminded us he existed.

That Bob Sanders forced fumble was picture perfect.

My favorite line leading up to this game…Tony Dunghy “We should play this one in Fort Wayne”. These are my two teams (I lean to the Bears because Indy didn’t have a team until I was 19) and I live in Fort Wayne. I loved that Peyton got us one in Indiana but it was a bitter pill against my beloved Bears.

My first thought when this game started was, Naturally it has to rain for Peyton’s first Super Bowl. Then when I saw Hester’s return for a touchdown, I thought , omg , it’s never going to happen 😂. Everything seemed to line up perfectly for Montana and Brady, and nothing came easy for Peyton. From the opening kick return for a touchdown, to the Saints recovering the onside kick to start the second half, to the opening snap going over his head vs the Seahawks. Has any top quarterback had to endure as many crazy plays/ situations in Super Bowls??

If the Bears had a better QB I believe they would have won this Superbowl because that defense was legit.

3:57 Thomas Jones stringing those cuts together 🔥