Music Banter - Superbowl '11

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Originally Posted by Boozinbloozin (Post 1005380)

I dont know about superb...they were one Roethlisberger throw away from potentially losing the game. Take away the three turnovers that resulted in 21 points and the games not even close. So in a sense you can say they beat themselves but their deffense didnt arise to the occasion. The Packers deffense did with Matthews forcing the fumble in the second half. By the same token when its crunch time in that key moment of the game. You should be thinking "dont turn the ball over" at any cost.

any type of win is a superb win in my books plus **** the steelers lol

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1005381)

any type of win is a superb win in my books plus **** the steelers lol

Uhh...ok:crazy:

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1005376)

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So it is just that they are successful lol. Thank you for clearing that up for me, sir.

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Originally Posted by Boozinbloozin (Post 1005382)

Uhh...ok:crazy:

since when did you become a steelers fan?

I mean I get what you are saying from a technical standpoint but at the end of the day it doesn't matter how they got to the finish line as long as they got there that counts. the final score could have been 31-30. did the steelers win? no they didn't so I could care less how close they were to winning.

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1005384)

No I get what your saying. Just that dominant they were not. Im not by any means a Steeler fan. Im a Dallas fan for life. Always have been and always will be. At the end of the day whoever puts the w in the win colum is all that matters true enough. Just saying ive seen better execution of play in the super bowl than what the Pack showed. The numbers the Steelers put up statistic wise 90% of the time is a recipe for success. However when you turn the ball over in a sense your taking yourself out of the game. No matter how good you are. At any rate the Pack won and the Steelers didnt. I do like Polamalu and Harrison but thats the extent of my Steeler liking. Ultimatley it really doesnt matter other than trying to guess who the better team was just for the fun of it. I thought it was the Steelers and from very early on in the season. At least AFC wise and I was wrong.

How many rings do the steelers have? that is all I gotta say - Next Year Black n Gold

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Originally Posted by EvilChuck (Post 1005383)

So it is just that they are successful lol. Thank you for clearing that up for me, sir.

My dislike for Pittsburgh comes from living in Pennsylvania and being a Falcons fan and not wanting to hear Steeler fans brag for the next 365 days. So I guess I don't hate them, but I'd rather see them lose though I realize they are a great team. Only guy I really dislike is Big Ben because he is a scumbag and a cheeseball. He tried way too hard to be a ham at media day for the Superbowl. But I love Tomlin more than just about any other coach, love Troy, and love Harrison.

Packers flat out won the game. One of the best QB performances in superbowl history in my opinion. No, they weren't superb. Rodgers played LIGHTS OUT though against the league's best defense. It's too bad his WRs didnt help him out more. Driver went down, and there was 4 or 5 drops too. Nelson could have had a record setting game if he just would held onto the ball. Rodgers was just plain disgusting, almost every throw was absolutely perfect. What a post season for him. Good for that guy, I like him and have always thought he was gonna be the real deal believe it or not.

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Originally Posted by Dirty (Post 1005406)

Falcons vs Cowboys NFC championship game next year???