Everyone wants to know who is going to win before the game actually plays; it's much easier to gamble that way. Since it is the last game of the season even the novice better wants to put something down, but like the addict he/she doesn't want to lose either.
So how do you do it? How do you go about picking a winner?
You could study both starting rosters, their tendencies on offense and defense, the injury reports, play against similar opponents, their Thanksgiving game, stats, stats, and more stats before coming up with an opinion on who will win.
Or you can go with an infamous predictor like Madden Football.
Each year EA Sports runs a simulation of the big game. For the last nine Super Bowls the popular game has been 7-2. Several times the scores have actually been close as were the point differentials
I could tell you how the simulation ends, but then you'd have no reason to watch the clip above.
Oh--and in case you aren't getting enough Ray Lewis this week here is the trailer for Madden '13:
(Yahoo)
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