Who Dat, going to watch the Superbowl. I'm not sure what the ratings were for the Colts and Bears, but I do know that the Chicago Bears have a bigger following than the New Orleans Saints. The Colts are definitely not considered Americas team and the Saints have a so called nation of followers that can't even speak proper english and are not smart enough to leave a city below sea level right in the path of major hurricanes and then they wine about not getting relief quick enough. The Indianapolis Colts formally known as the Baltimore Colts had to sneak out of Baltimore under the cover of darkness just to get to Indianapolis, nothing against Indianapolis but if your going to steal a NFL team you really should have let Baltimore keep the Colt name and came up with your own. I have been to both cities in question and in my opinion give me Indianapolis over New Orleans, the Indianapolis 500 is the most incredible event even after the split it is still a spectacle. New Orleans has Mardi Gras, which is alright if you like to party non stop and watch weird parades go by with a unusual amount of transvestites. I guess if your looking for a feel good story, the Saints might attract a few extra viewers because of what the team means to the city and Drew Brees is very likable because of his understanding of what a Superbowl win could actually mean to the city of New Orleans. I don't think you could ask for two better role models other than Payton Manning and Drew Brees, they are both great quarterbacks and both are very humble almost to a fault. This is supposed to be a high scoring game but from what I've seen the Colts have not given up a second half score and the Saints have not lit up the score board in there two playoff games against two very explosive offenses. This may not be the highest rated Superbowl ever but your hardcore football fans will watch and of couse the Colt nation and the Who Dat nation will tune in but after that probably people just wanting to have a excuse to party and watch the commercials