I saw a deep play on the opening drive, and a long screen pass to Sproles when it was out of hand. Pittsburgh dominated that game.
But at the end, SD still scored 24, and the margin was only 11.
Backdoor scares me a little here, I won't lie. That's Tomlin's fault.
Knock it off or find another thread to post in, your choice.
Take a bad joke already. It's the Super Bowl, the #1 night in America for domestic violence. I don't in any way condone domestic violence, but it happens. In other words, it means go find something about as useful as beating your wife instead of posting. JOKE dude, bad joke! Wipe the crap off your typing hand!
i like better defense in this situation, Steelers have better D in regular season and postseason than Cards.
regular season,
Overall Defense, Steelers #1, Cards #19
You may argue that Cards play much better defense in playoffs. here is how both teams compare in postseason.
postseason,
Overall Defense: Steelers #2, Cards #6
Passing Defense: Steelers #5, Cards #10
Rushing Defense: Steelers #1, Cards #6.
LOL...no offense but you are one stubborn dude. Every game I've been hearing you say Zona have no chance. 
Unlike in regular season, IND played very good defense in playoffs in 2006, esp. the rushing defense. So at the time of SB matchup, Colts were not much of a weaker defense team than Bears. I saw Cards played much better defense in playoffs than in regular season but Steelers are better in D than Cards now.
I agree to an extent, but against a defense as good as Pittsburgh it could be a big problem. They get to the QB, and if they can pin their ears back and go after Warner with no fear of getting beat by the run, well then Zona is toast.
And yes, I think this game gets decided by Pitt's offense vs Zona's defense.
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