NEW YORK –   The Super Bowl is now imitating the Olympics.  For the third consecutive year, the league staged a “torch-passing” ceremony between current and future host cities. This one delivered many laughs.

One one side, big-dog politicians from New York and New Jersey woofed about the success of the cold-weather Super Bowl.  Jets owner Woody Johnson said that the region was true to the sport, that football should be served cold.  New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said New York-New Jersey proved it should host a Super Bowl once every 10 years.

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