If you’ve been watching football all year, you undoubtedly noticed the unusually high number of penalties during the game. This asshole would say that most of the decisions by the men in stripes were pretty kosher. Three holding penalties called on Mike Gandy, who had the dubious task of ...
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LOTD: Video - James Harrison Breaks Super Bowl Record For Longest Play
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February 02, 2009
In Super Bowl 43, James Harrison returned an INT 100 yards for a touchdown, the longest play in Super Bowl history. Watch video of Harrison's amazing play, which proved to be the difference in the Steelers 27-23 Super Bowl 43 victory over the Cardinals.
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February 02, 2009
James Harrison Sets Super Bowl Record
National Football League Blogcast, NFL
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau is calling linebacker James Harrison’s 100-yard interception return for a touchdown “the greatest single defensive play in Super Bowl history.†I can’t argue with that. It sure came at an ...
Super Bowl Thoughts: 17-7 at the Half...
Via Oriole Post
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February 01, 2009
As America tunes in to see whether the Cardinals will win their first Super Bowl, or if the Steelers manage to earn a sixth one. Both teams have been fairly solid, but the Cardinals started out fairly weak, but they picked up the tempo as both teams scored a touchdown in the second quarter and ...Getty Images
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February 01, 2009
All 106 Players Ranked for Super Bowl 43
All 106 Players Ranked for Super Bowl 43 ESPN recently ranked all of the players in Super Bowl 43. Who rounded out the top? None other then Larry Fitzgerald. Surprisingly, Mike Gandy ranked 18th and was called the "best offensive lineman in this game".
James Harrison Breaks Super Bowl Record On INT
Via GridironFans.com
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February 02, 2009
Steelers linebacker James Harrison stepped in front of a Kurt Warner pass, fended off at least four tacklers and set a Super Bowl record with the...
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February 02, 2009
Super Bowl Thoughts as Santonio Holmes Enters Pantheon of My Man Crushes
That Super Bowl was awesome. Not sure if it was the best ever as 1/3 of it was kind of dull. However imo, it had the best play in a Super Bowl ever (James Harrison 100 yard int TD), and the awesomest finish ever.
I thought the commercials didn?t have that many standouts, but at the [...]
That Game…
James Harrison should’ve been ejected for that little scuffle he had, he just beat on Fransisco (start at 1:05, volume is very loud!.) Boy, the Cardinals should have won that. Whatever, can’t change anything now. Also, did anyone notice that the play clock was 10 seconds out when Fat Ben ...
A Super Bowl Hangover
Santonio Holmes Game Winning Catch (Photo: G. Newman Lowrance,
I just wasn?t sure what I was going to say this morning.? I certainly couldn?t put it into words last night.? The game last night tugged on emotions, had me from up and cheering to down with my hand on my chin.? Of course ...
Reveille
Steelers 27? Cardinals 23:? What a game, what a game!? The thrill, the spills, the Boss? crotch, oh the humanity!? Another Super Bowl down to the wire.? Another Super Bowl taking us higher and higher.? Out of the frying pan and into the fire.? Sweet sassy
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Steeler Nation Already Coining Nicknames for XLIII's Memorable Plays
Via Hugging Harold Reynolds
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February 02, 2009
Word on the street is the 'Burgh's already named two plays from last night...Harrison's pick six= the "Immaculate Interception."Holmes' TD= "Ben to Ten."
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February 02, 2009
Steelers Win A Ring For The Other Hand
Via Online Sports Guys
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February 02, 2009
Let's go ahead and say it. Since the Super Bowl era began in the NFL in 1970, the Pittsburgh Steelers have become the model franchise in the league. The Steelers have 6 Lombardi trophies in their possession, the most in the Super Bowl era. Pittsburgh does it with basic football, running and ...
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February 02, 2009
Your Six-Time Super Bowl Champion Steelers
Via D.C. Steeler Nation
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February 02, 2009
Me and my ticker would have been perfectly satisfied had the Steelers maintained their 20-7 advantage at the beginning of the fourth quarter, though the coming-back-to-win-in-dazzling-fashion things seems more in keeping with the larger theme of this season.Forgoing a full recap now because I'm ...
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February 02, 2009
Super Bowl XXXXIII
Via khandor's sports blog
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February 03, 2009
An instantaneous classic …
filled with fabulous efforts by a host of standout participants.
Kudos to Ken Whisenhunt, Kurt Warner, Larry Fitzgerald, Darnell Dockett, Mike Tomlin, James Harrison, Ben Roethlisberger and Santonio Homes [MVP].
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February 03, 2009
Payoff
Via Five Tool Tool
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February 02, 2009
My NFL fandom is conflicted.Part of this is because my team has never won in my lifetime, but I like to think that it's more about the fact that there's something just a little bit disconcerting by being attracted to this much violence. Baseball and basketball rarely, if ever, have the same ...
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February 02, 2009
Pittsburgh Now SIXburgh as Steelers Win Sixth Title in Late Comeback 27-23
Living up to the hype of a Super Bowl that was as good or better than last season, the Pittsburgh Steelers rallied late to overcome a game Arizona Cardinals team and win their NFL record 6th Lombardi Trophy with a stunning 27-23 victory at Raymond James Stadium. The game was everything a Super ...
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