Which dance do you prefer: Victor Cruz' touchdown salsa or Ray Lewis' game entrance squirrel? Cruz breaks it down: "The Ray Lewis slide has a little more intensity, a little more swagger fire under it. The salsa is just for swagger, for flavor, a little bit, but it's two completely different joints." Cruz did his interpretation of the Lewis dance and said he likes them both. "It's unique to each other's character, each other's personality," he said. Lewis might trade dance props for any holdover luck from Cruz' trip to the Super Bowl last year; the wide receiver won a title with New York. Cruz said he plans to tweet during Sunday's game from his (at)teamvic account, about the game and the entertainment. "I'm looking forward to Alicia Keys ... singing the national anthem, as well as Beyonce at half time," Cruz said. "I feel like they picked some good performers this year." — Nekesa Mumbi Moody — http://twitter.com/nekesamumbi ___ EDITOR'S NOTE — "Super Bowl Watch" shows you the Super Bowl and the events surrounding the game through the eyes of Associated Press journalists across New Orleans and around the world. Follow them on Twitter where available with the handles listed after each item.
SALSA VS SQUIRREL
— Feb. 1 2:44 PM EST
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FILE - In this Sept. 23, 2012, file photo, Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis reacts as he is introduced before an NFL football game against the New England Patriots in Baltimore. Ravens fans will rock the building during Ray Lewis' pregame Squirrel Dance, a YouTube sensation that Lewis will perform for the final time before retiring. Will there be smoke and flames to accompany the star linebacker's ritual? (AP Photo/Nick Wass, File)
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