Super Bowl Weather

Forecasters are predicting that the skies will be clear in Miami during the Super Bowl this Sunday.

The temperature at the beginning of the game will likely be somewhere in the mid-60′s. By the time the game ends, the temperature will have dropped about 10 degrees.

Super Bowl Weather

This year’s Super Bowl showcases two of the most high-powered offenses in recent memory. The Saints are led by All-Pro quarterback Drew Brees, who threw for 34 touchdowns, over 4000 yards, and just 11 interceptions this year. At wide receiver, the Saints feature Marques Colston, Robert Meacham, Devery Henderson and Lance Moore. In the backfield, Pierre Thomas takes the brunt of the load, but backs Reggie Bush and Mike Bell are also in the mix.

As for the Colts, their field general Peyton Manning threw for 4500 yards this year on 33 touchdown and 16 interceptions. Around him, he has wide receivers Reggie Wayne, Pierre Garcon, and Austin Collie. Another of Manning’s favorite targets is the sure-handed tight end, Dallas Clark. Behind the line, the Colts start Joseph Addai at running back, occasionally spelling him with Donald Brown or Mike Hart.

As of the morning before the game, most fans believed that the Colts would defeat the Saints. In addition, the betting line favored the Colts by 5 points.