Pain of past Super Bowl loss kept Mark Anderson from watching

By Brian MacPherson Bob Breidenbach Mark Anderson (95) INDIANAPOLIS -- No one on the Patriots' side wants to lose on Sunday. Mark Anderson really, really, really does not want to lose. "Losing is the worst, man," he said. "When you get all that way, you want to win. You don't want to lose. If you lose, it's like you didn't even make it to the Super Bowl, anyway." Anderson reached the Super Bowl as a rookie with the Chicago Bears after the 2006 season, a season in which he compiled a career-best 12 sacks. The defensive end recorded two tackles and half a sack in the Super Bowl against the Indianapolis Colts. But his lingering memory from that Super Bowl is the confetti that poured down at the end of the game -- a 29-17 Colts victory over the Bears. He hasn't even watched the Super Bowl since then. "This is the first time I've even thought about the Super Bowl since '06," he said. "With all the hard work you put in...