let's hear it for the Steelers
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"As one would expect, the Packers weren't exactly eager to provide frank, direct answers to questions about if the Steelers' defense plays up to the edge of proper conduct -- and possibly over that edge.
After all, there's no reason to rile up any opponent at this stage (unless you're Jets coach Rex Ryan or one of his players) or to acknowledge if you're intimidated by an opponent.
About the most revelatory statement came from Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings, when asked about the Steelers' propensity for big hits: "They're a team that really tries to get after you physically. We understand that."
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"Imagine the Browns playing the Eagles in Pittsburgh. It's the first time the Steel City has hosted a Super Bowl, and Heinz Field has been open only two seasons.
That scenario begins to describe the nightmare some Dallas Cowboys fans are enduring this week as the Steelers prepare to play the Packers in Super Bowl XLV, a first for North Texas and two-year-old Cowboys Stadium.
"It's going to be filled with the colors that I was raised to hate," said Cowboys fan Jack Dison, 24, a native of Tyler, Texas, whose mother taught him about the Steelers' two Super Bowl victories over the Cowboys in Super Bowl X and Super Bowl XIII. "If they do the Lambeau Leap, I'm going to go crazy."
This week is rubbing salt in the wound of fans of the blue and silver, who suffered through a tumultuous 6-10 season in 2010."
Yeah... them championships back when they were called "World Championships" don't mean anything because they didn't come with shiny objects.
League championships (12)†
Hmm... I was right earlier. Pittsburg is only 7 behind.
- NFL Championships (11)
1929, 1930, 1931, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967- AFL-NFL Super Bowl Championships (2)
1966 (I), 1967 (II)- Super Bowl Championships (1)
1996 (XXXI)
Soon to be 8.
With Mr. Shaman, Steeler history starts with the hiring of Chuck Noll. Great accomplishments of the 1970's Steelers aside, ignoring the previous 45 years is moronic. we packer fans suffered through a 25 year drought of poor teams through the 70's 80's and part of the early 90's. We don't ignore those years, in as much to thump our chests in pride saying "oh yeah, I remember when we sucked so hard we were the 'siberia' of the NFL! And we were STILL fans!"Yeah... them championships back when they were called "World Championships" don't mean anything because they didn't come with shiny objects.
League championships (12)†
Hmm... I was right earlier. Pittsburg is only 7 behind.
- NFL Championships (11)
1929, 1930, 1931, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967- AFL-NFL Super Bowl Championships (2)
1966 (I), 1967 (II)- Super Bowl Championships (1)
1996 (XXXI)
Soon to be 8.
The point is that Pittsbugh was right there while the Packers were winning all those NFL Championships. Its not like they did not have the same chance the Packers did
The Yankees count their 27 championships all the way back to 1923. Only Steeler fans start counting NFL Championships since 1967
There's the Halas trophy for the NFC champion. what is it for the AFC, the Hank Stram trophy? Something like that?
Before 1992. That's the Sid Bream chugging around third and a late throw that ended the Pirates franchise.
