This makes a lot of sense to me. It was the first time Manning has ever thrown a crucial interception that late in a Playoff game, and it felt so bizarre, unnatural, and "off" to me. Jim Caldwell coached a bizarrely conservative and poor game for the Colts. The Colts played their worst game of the year, and it seemed to be a really odd game. The odds of recovering an onside kick are less than 26%, and it had never happened in a Super Bowl previous to the 4th quarter.

2 weeks earlier, Brett Favre throws the crucial interception at the end. And, the Vikings had 5 TURNOVERS in that game! They didn't have more than 3 turnovers in any of their previous 17 games.

Hmmmmmmm......Something feels really fishy about this. A lot of things happenening that are complete anomalies. It is naive to think that these big games aren't fixed. Too much money involved and these franchise owners are balls deep into the Illuminati.