Super Bowl XLIII Running Thread

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GO CARDINALS!

What's the opening line? I'm guessing Steelers -6 1/2

That is all.
 
The Good Doctor said:
GO CARDINALS!

What's the opening line? I'm guessing Steelers -6 1/2

That is all.

Jesus, where you holding the mouse over "POST" from the start of the fourth quarter or what?
 
schiezainc said:
The Good Doctor said:
GO CARDINALS!

What's the opening line? I'm guessing Steelers -6 1/2

That is all.

Jesus, where you holding the mouse over "POST" from the start of the fourth quarter or what?

Nope. I've been posting.
 
He had another window open and was just waiting...biding his time...looking for the perfect opportunity to strike.
 
Oh, my God, do I dread the next 2 weeks of Pittsburgh TV and radio.
 
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spnited said:
Two weeks of obnoxious steelersfanboism.
I can't wait ::)

You don't even want to be near Tampa.

You think the Seahawk fans were outnumbered?
 
Never mind Tampa, after tonight you won't even see me on this thread...unless it's to the bash the idea that a quarterback who spent more than half his career as an ineffective backup belongs in the Hall of Fame.
 
Inky_Wretch said:
I don't like this matchup for Pittsburgh. I think Fitzgerald and Boldin will have big games. And Ward's knee might be the key to it all.

If they get Warner's jersey dirty, they should win.

If they cannot pressure him, then Arizona could win it.
 
I heard something before the game that the Steelers would be 8-10 point favorites against the Cardinals. That seems a bit high; though I guess it could open there and come back down as people then take the Cardinals.
 
Junkie said:
spnited said:
Never mind Tampa, after tonight you won't even see me on this thread...unless it's to the bash the idea that a quarterback who spent more than half his career as an ineffective backup belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Didn't Steve Young spend half his career as a back-up? I mean, not including 1986, when he was an ineffective starter?

Terry Bradshaw sucked for years and years and years. He still got in.

Namath was never good, save for one game. Of course, he's from New York, so he gets a pass, right?

You can add Bob Griese to that list. He never had to do much because of the great running game and defense he played with, but he's in the hall because he started three Super Bowls and won two.

To be fair to Namath, that Super Bowl was a very important event for the league. Without it, the merger might never happen, and the NFL might not be what it is today.

Bradshaw was much better during the Steelers' last two championship years, as Noll let him do more. Plus he was the starting QB of four Super Bowl winning teams.
 
I'd agree with the rest of you guys.
Sorry, Spnited, I'd not be that quick to dismiss Warner.
I'd say he's on the bubble, if anything.
 
suburbia said:
Junkie said:
spnited said:
Never mind Tampa, after tonight you won't even see me on this thread...unless it's to the bash the idea that a quarterback who spent more than half his career as an ineffective backup belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Didn't Steve Young spend half his career as a back-up? I mean, not including 1986, when he was an ineffective starter?

Terry Bradshaw sucked for years and years and years. He still got in.

Namath was never good, save for one game. Of course, he's from New York, so he gets a pass, right?

You can add Bob Griese to that list. He never had to do much because of the great running game and defense he played with, but he's in the hall because he started three Super Bowls and won two.

To be fair to Namath, that Super Bowl was a very important event for the league. Without it, the merger might never happen, and the NFL might not be what it is today.

Bradshaw was much better during the Steelers' last two championship years, as Noll let him do more. Plus he was the starting QB of four Super Bowl winning teams.

Not to split hairs, but the merger had already happened by the time the Namath Super Bowl was played. Now if you want to make the argument that the NFL-AFL would have never happened except that football's marquee player was in New York, not playing for the Giants, then you're on firmer ground.
 
Inky_Wretch said:
I don't like this matchup for Pittsburgh. I think Fitzgerald and Boldin will have big games. And Ward's knee might be the key to it all.

We'll find out just how good that secondary really is. Fitzgerald is a really tough matchup. They tend to have trouble on jump balls.

I agree that Ward's health is going to be huge. The Steelers can't just rely on the defense, no matter how good it is.
 
A friend of mine at Heinz says the word there is Ward will not be able to play in 2 weeks, anyone else can confirm this?
 

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