said NE and sticking to it, with strong doubt.
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Super Bowl LX prediction,
Seattle 26
New England 20
Cheers
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Wonât need that long!
Excuse the poor pic quality. @FootbalYouBet and @BetweenTheGoalposts would tie, with @Bombsaway trailing aggregate by 2. Blame the Eagles if you must.
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Prophecy Award goes to Dr. Goalposts @BetweenTheGoalposts , Bombs @Bombsaway , and FYB @FootbalYouBet
Good luck in the final game, and everybody else simply make your pick and have fun too.
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Seattle - we already saw the Super Bowl in the NFC Championship
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Thank you for joining us, you Special Guest Stars, and good job on getting both your picks correct @rider01.1.
And so I am sending this out early, so make your final pick, and then if you like, you can screw around again all the way until the CFL season starts!
You all can play too.
sea hawks 27. 17
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haha oh man the memories. i will have to dig out my old footlball pool spreadsheet apps. i have one for CFL and one for NFL. you would laugh at mine because i probably went a bit overboard with formatting.
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I wouldnât mind. I plan to share future pools on Google Sheets now that I have a handle on what it can and canât do compared to Excel.
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i used to be an excel developer back in the 90âs and early 2000âs. i donât like MS office much at all. iâm all Google sheets these days.
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Warning: Spreadsheet Memory Lane
Wow I think I qualify as an auxiliary member of this club.
Back in 2006, I was a beta user of Google Open Office, as it was called then, including for Google Sheets. I had used Excel since 1992!
A friend and I knew right away that was going to be the beginning of the end of the hegemony of Microsoft Office on the workplace desktop, especially with its expensive licensing prices for multiple users, which I used to also resell back in the 1990s. The lionâs share of the revenues of Microsoft back then were in fact derived from Office alone, with its ventures into other products, including the mobile space, generally lagging or failures. I figure also that the percentage of Microsoftâs profits via Office alone were vastly higher. Microsoft was still having company conferences in Las Vegas back in early 2006, at which time they were evidently still buying their own propaganda about their products and services beyond their dominance via Office, including in the mobile space.
Via Gemini:
Based on Microsoftâs 2006 annual report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2006, the Microsoft Business Division (which included Office) generated $14.49 billion in revenue and $9.28 billion in operating income.
For context, this accounted for a substantial portion of Microsoftâs total fiscal 2006 operating income of $16.47 billion.
About one decade prior in what I sometimes I will inform the under 30 crowd was ancient history not long after the fall of the Ancient Egyptian Empire 
, and usually I slip it through too, Larry Ellison of Oracle stated that the future of software would not be media purchased out of some box but direct download online, and well there we were with freeware, though OpenOffice did have a cheap premium option as well.
Thank you for joining us for todayâs episode of Sheety History.
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Seattle
Thanks for a great season
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I suppose I will agree with the majority here.
Go Seahawks!
Seattle 27-24 over New England.
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CURSES! FOILED AGAIN!!!
The world looks on and laughs at my way too early SB pick. If only Iâd listened to my inner voice of reason instead of my oversized bowl of chips and beer. Things would be different.
But Iâll be back. Oh yes⌠I WILL be back.
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! 
Thanks @Crash for all the effort youâve put into the 2025 NFL Pickâem Pool (and for putting up with us).
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Thatâs a great take but oh gnaw, gnaw you donât there you big-toothed overgrown beaver, you didnât make your pick!
That part about chips and beer does sound really good though. Enjoy.
Alright, donât screw around too long and make sure to make your pick.
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I still get to make a SB pick? Really?!
Okay @Paolo_X put me down for the Hawks to win this thing.
Now itâs back to the swamp I go. Hold my calls. Tell Aunt May that Iâm sorry about Uncle Ben but he was standing between me and a juicy birch log.
With great power comes great responsibility.
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I might as well get this out early, for the dreadful âMedia Weekâ will be upon us next week with the insufferable pre-game BS in a dreadful waste of media money, but go ahead and quit screwing around and make your picks, though I can understand delays due to winter and the rigours of the âwaste managementâ business and the like.
Tony Soprano @tony
Mean Titanium Ted @Tedzan_Lord_of_Lions
Uncle Jesse @AYC2112
Thank you already to one of you Special Guest Stars for your participation, and the invitation remains open for all others listed as well.
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Seattle You can bet the house on this one
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Patriots
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3 bonus for the super bowl winner from the beginning.
4 for picking the game right now.
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