Be lucky I didn't try 44 questions

Ten Super Bowl-related questions that I'd like responses to before next Sunday's big game.

1. Is there anybody out there that doesn't bleed purple and gold who was disappointed with how the NFC Championship game ended?
2. Do the Jets win that game if they stop Peyton and the Colts from scoring at the end of the second quarter? And in a related note, has anybody made sure Peyton is human and not some sort of robot?
3. What will the crowd be like in Miami? I'd expect most fans without rooting interests will side with the Saints. But I don't know how many people from New Orleans or Indy will be making the trip to South Florida.
4. Back to the NFC game - How can Favre make that throw? I never played quarterback in any type of organized setting, but even I know that you're never supposed to throw across your body when rolling out. As my friend Brian - a die-hard Saints fan - put it earlier this week, we waited all season, but we knew the old Brett Favre was bound to show up.
5. Has Adrian Peterson ever heard of wrapping up the ball with both hands?
6. Who makes the decisions on the halftime performer for the Super Bowl and why doesn't anybody with some media standing question this person? The Who. Seriously, that was the best you could think of? A British band who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1990. Why not go with somebody who is popular now, an artist who can resonate with NFL fans of multiple generations?
7. If they ever listened to my last suggestion, wouldn't a set list of these four songs be awesome for next year's big game? 1) You could have been anywhere in the world but you're hear with me - 2) Who you know fresher than Hov, riddle me that - 3) Fresh out the frying pan into the fryer I be the music biz #1 supplier - 4) You feelin like you runnin huh, now you know how we feel
8. Where will Peyton Manning rank amongst the all-time greats if he dominates another big game?
9. When showing highlights of the last Colts Super Bowl - and the last SB in Miami - can CBS just limit it to Devin Hester's brilliant beginning?
10. If the Saints win, would the city of New Orleans be able to handle a Super Bowl parade for the beloved team and Mardi Gras in the span of a week-and-a-half? (Mardi Gras is on Feb. 16)