Weird Questions Highlight Super Bowl Media Day

Media Day was a blast! pic.twitter.com/5nNwtOQQmv
— Richard Sherman (@RSherman_25) January 28, 2014

Tuesday was Super Bowl media day, an event that's billed as an interview opportunity with the team members who'll play in the NFL championship game, but has turned over the years into more of a spectacle.

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Yesterday didn't disappoint, with an Austrian man dressed as Mozart, a guy in a Waldo costume, Nickelodeon's Pick Boy, and Internet dancing sensation Lil Terrio all wandering around the Prudential Center, home of the NHL's New Jersey Devils. Actors Nick Cannon and Michelle Williams were also there, mingling with the players and the more than 6,000 journalists and members of the media from all over the world.

Weird questions are the norm, and it was no different yesterday for the members of the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks. Yahoo's 'Shutdown Corner' rounded up some of the worst questions of the day

Multimedia journalism has been taken to bold new heights today. pic.twitter.com/XbaV1THCSi
— michael phillips (@michaelpRTD) January 28, 2014

6 unforgettable, regrettable moments in #SuperBowl Media Day history --> http://t.co/Pis9PGXnDQ
— WFAN Sports Radio (@WFAN660) January 28, 2014