Who keeps the coin that gets tossed at the beginning of the Super Bowl?
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It probably goes into the Football Hall of Fame, in Canton, Ohio..
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I always pick up any money I see lying around.  I don't little kids picking it up and washing it off in the mouth like I use to do.  LOL  I always had to see how shiny I could make it.  so, my answer is a penny.
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Um, yes they make the coins at both mints, which are located in Denver and Philadelphia.  You'll know the difference by the small D or P on the heads side of the coin.  &#92;
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All the way. Winning the Super Bowl against the Patriots. Just like they did 20 years ago in Super Bowl 20.
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The correct answer is the Steelers. They deserved to win the super bowl. They r the best team in the world.
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Yes, they get about 17,000 dollars each for the playoffs, and about 40,000 each for the Super Bowl. Those amounts could be slightly higher, but should be pretty close.
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the superbowl in 2007 is in january
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There is a coin toss to determine who gets to recieve the ball and who kicks it off. Then there is a kickoff where one team kicks the ball to the other team and they recieve it, then they can run it up the field or call for a fair catch, or if its in the endzone, take a knee and start with the ball at their own 20 yard line.
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When the NFL unveiled its MVPs from the previous 39 Super Bowls, only three living members skipped the ceremony.\n\nFormer 49ers quarterback Joe Montana and former Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw decided to stay home, while former Dolphins MVP Jake Scott was traveling in Australia.\n\nMontana, the league's only three-time Super Bowl MVP, and Bradshaw reportedly turned down the invitation over money.\n\nBoth denied the reports.\n\nIn a phone interview with ESPN2's Cold Pizza on Monday night, Montana vehemently denied forgoing the ceremony over money and reiterated that his absence was due to his preference to see his son's basketball game.\n\nHe'd told Cold Pizza last week he wasn't going to be at the game because his son had an important basketball game he wanted to attend. Bradshaw, according to the Chronicle, told league officials he wanted to be with his family.\n\nMontana said money was never an issue and that he would not have attended the Super Bowl ceremony even if the appearance fee had been greater than the $100,000 he was reported to have requested.\n\nFormer MVPs were given $1,000 for incidental expenses while in Detroit, along with other amenities such as plane tickets, car rental and game tickets.\n\nSources told each paper that Montana asked for a guarantee of at least $100,000 in appearance money.\n\nWhen the league balked at Montana's demands, the quarterback declined to be in attendance.
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I'm sure that it does, as the game has only been played in warm weather climates or domes for the past several years. But the actual site of the Super Bowl is chosen in advance during the annual NFL owners meeting. The meeting is generally held in October of each year and the site is chosen for five years from that time, meaning you can go to www.superbowl.com and see where the four Super Bowl games after Detroit are scheduled.
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Washington Redskins.\n\nRedskins quarterback Doug Williams was named the Super Bowl MVP, completing 18 of 29 passes for a Super Bowl record 340 yards and four touchdowns, with one interception.
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the answer is DeMarcus Ware of the Dallas Cowboys. Answer provided by the original sports trivia champ
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Hi Judas.  The thirty coins were the price of a slave, and worth in todays money, about 30-40 dollars.  A case of beer.
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I DON'T  REMEMBER THE RAIDERS HAVING A SUPERBOWL SHUFFLE SONG, THE ONE THAT STANDS OUT TO ME IS THE CHICAGO BEARS WITH QB MCMAHON, THE FRIDGE AND LETS NOT FORGET THE INKY SHUFFLE WITH THE BENGALS
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omg, can people please stop asking this question. Just read the answers on one of the million other "who will win the SB" questions
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It's awarded to the individual player that scored the TD regardless- so if someone started Correll Buckhalter, they get his fumble recovery TD, just as they'd get credit for him tackling a LB who intercepted McNabb (if the league scoring includes individual defensive players)  By the same token, a DB like DeAngelo Hall or Charles Woodson who lines up on offense for a play and catches a touchdown, gets the points just like a WR.\n \nIt wouldn't count as a defense/special teams TD since that wasn't the unit on the field when the scoring play happened.
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It is the logo for Gillette Stadium.  I was watching the game yesterday and was wondering the same thing, so I looked it up/.  (Not a patriots fan but a disgruntled Bears fan).