I’d probably be here on POD with my fellow Lions fans. I’d love to go to any Lions game, let alone a Superbowl involving them.

Nothing is like being at a game… especially one where there is optimism or something on the line. The atmosphere is simply intoxicating… maybe that’s because everyone is intoxicated, I don’t know. Either way, there’s nothing quite like it.

That said, I can follow the game much better in the comfort of my own home. No waiting in line for beer, food or restrooms. You surely won’t get stuck next to the smelly idiot without a shirt that got completely schnockered by the end of the first quarter and is now slumped in his seat dining in his own flatulance (yes, that’s a true story). I can see the action much better on my 52" Samsung with HD than from the nosebleed section of someone else’s home stadium. But is that enough not to want to be there for the Lions first Super Bowl? What a conundrum!

I’d probably watch at home with a few of my closest, die-hard fan friends. But oh, would I be tempted to try and get tickets!

I’d love to see a Lions game in Detroit, and I’d love to see a Super Bowl, but I don’t think I’d combine them. The Super Bowl has long ago stopped giving two craps about the average fan, and the stadium is filled mostly with corporate types and celebrities that just want to be seen at the big one.
On the other hand, if Detroit’s in the game and you’re at a party surrounded by friends and fans, then it’ll be nuts when they host the Lombardi, you’ll have the best camera angles in the house and memories will last forever.

Oh, yeah, brother, we’ll be there. No question about it.
Nothing in this life is EVER free – and NOTHING WORTH HAVING is ever cheap or easy…
we’ve paid our dues, THE CURSE IS OVER, and OUR TIME HAS FINALLY COME (or at least is very near).
We’re about to execute the ne’er b4 seen, phenomenal “Schwartzian 360”, so GET READY TO ROAR!
Oh, yeah, the question at hand.
I used to go to games every year, but am now disabled and haven’t been to one since my accident…WHEN we go, however, I’ll be there in HONOLULU BLUE!!!!!!!!!

So if I couldn’t get hooked up with a media credential, I would just watch it from home.

watchin on the big screen. No matter where you watch it from, when they win you are going to have other grown men shed a tear with you, which is kinda akward. I ran into that problem when Carr was carried out after the Capital One game. Most my buddies have let me live it down by now though, just not my wife lol

If it is within my budget and close enough to home. If not, I will watch at home with my friends. There is nothing like being at the game in person, but as long as you have some good friends around you, watching at home is good too.

 I would without a doubt want to be with the friends and family that suffered through the
bad years, at home or at a superbowl party, after the victory I’ll be the naked blue and silver fool shooting roman candles out of my convertable as I drive to Ford Field for the Month long tail-gate party only leaving to watch the parade..

I think I would watch it alone in my living room. I don’t think I could take other people being around.

I wait outside the Dome. Overnight. In -10 degree weather. With a wind chill of -25. Was fourth in line. Meet Greg Landry’s Grandson. He was firth in line. Lions spanked the Cowboys 38-6. One of my greatest experiences. 1991 was a great year considering the Lions of today. Well, hopefully the Lions of yesterday.

the Lions are legit…. but one step at a time.. they are doing the right things.. if they continue as they are …the days of the Lions being a laughing stock WILL BE OVER.. give it time.. you will see a difference.. teams will be shocked and stunned with the change and will probably underestimate them.. hopefully too late

This one is easy for me. Since a meteor shower must have destroyed 30 of the other teams and cities in the NFL for the Lions to make it to a Superbowl, Ford Field would be the next best option for the Big Game and I would thusly satisfy both options with one trip downtown.
Seriously though, downtown Detroit would be the only place I’d want to be when the Lions play in a Superbowl. The atmosphere would be insane, even without the team or game being played there. I’m assuming the organization would have enough sense to do some kind of Superbowl viewing party at Ford Field, and it would be like no other Superbowl party we could even imagine.
Of course the next day, the entire State of Michigan would see it’s highest single day death total of all time as thousands upon thousands of our parents and grandparents would slip off into oblivion after having finally seen something they thought they never would.

Call me crazy, but wouldn’t it be messed up. If we were un-defeated to start the 2012 season and then the Mayans F@#$ us with the whole end of the world S%$& and we never get our ring!

simple fact, the best place to watch a football game is on tv. Though that atmosphere would certainly be worth it to be there. And yes the city of detroit would come UNGLUED if the lions were to ever……….well i can’t even bring myself to say it. Detroit has great great sports fans. But they will only support teams that put out a good product. Thats why tiger stadium was dead the last few years, and it is also why 6 of the 8 home games for the lions were not sellouts last year. We don’t like being fooled, and WCF has tried to fool us too many times. But if the lions finally come through and put a good product out there, the fans will be as passionate as any. Because as much as we love our hockey, and baseball is the national past time, football IS KING. And here in detroit we have been starving. The lions seem to be showing promise that they havent in the past. But we’ve ALL drank the kool aid before, and that is why so many of us are very VERY cautious.