Should the Monday after the Super Bowl be a national holiday?

The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event in America on a yearly basis. It's one of the very few sporting events that draw in casual fans. Even those who are not interested in football or the particular game, attend Super Bowl parties and watch the event for the commercials and/or halftime show. The game is always held on a Sunday and the Monday following it, is considered a normal business day. Given the Super Bowl's appeal to so much of the American population should the Monday following it be a nationally observed holiday? Let us know what you think below.