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February 3rd, 2014
08:38 PM ET
Puppy Bowl's MVP: Most Valuable Pup
The Super Bowl may have been a blow-out, but it was still the most watched blow-out in television history.
A record 111.5 million people tuned in to see the Seattle Seahawks take down the Denver Broncos.
But that wasn't the only game begging for your attention. CNN's Jeanne Moos has more.
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The Super Bowl was like watching a very dear friend I'd grown up with get punched in the face with a shovel for 3 hours & not being able to do anything to help him...
That being said, congrats to Richard Sherman & the Hawks. I'd say Marshall Mathers called it right, " it's payback, Russell Wilson falling way back in the draft, turn nothing into something."