How about those Seattle SeaHAWKS?

[NeutronStar]

Fitting, that the team whose old coach the trophies are named after was the one to do so.

Huh. Funny how my team has more Lombardi trophies than Lombardi's team.

[Chai]

Exactly, and that's why no one's talking about 'em. No notable moves...nothing....Packer's came out of the lock-out in probably the best shape of any team. NOT doing anything was the same for them as drafting a whole bunch of stars due to those big names returning from IR, who weren't even needed to succeed last year. But it's OK, keep on underestimating...adds motivation

Yeap, let em take 6 or 7 games before they figure out they need 2 guys to block Clay Matthews again, and lets see how that turns out.

I think we learned from the last post Super Bowl fiasco in the mid 90s when not signing contracts ended up in alot of free agency, and players leaving meant a long rebuild during what could have been the best years of one of the best QBs in the NFL at that time. They better not make that mistake again. I agree - Holding on to most of those players in a year where their backups won the super bowl is the best move they could make.

[phillymiket]

Go Steelers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(GO Steelers)

Gratz.

You guys handed us our butts last night.

We got a lot to work on.
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[Victorhammer]

The defense is key to winning the big game. Gotta get those take aways. Steelers are looking very good in that department. They will be a contender to the very end again this year.

[mons]

Last time New England won a playoff game was....??? let alone a superbowl....???

Last time Pittsburgh won a playoof game was...??? let alone a superbowl???

How many superbowls has New England won?

How many superbowls has Pittsburgh won?

How many superbowls has New England participated in?

How many superbowls has Pittsburgh participated in?

How many times must it be explained to those of you in New England that no matter how you cut, you will always come in 2nd place