In case you haven’t heard, Super Bowl XLVII is a week away and it pits San Francisco, going for their record-tying 6th Lombardi trophy and Baltimore who is going for their second. On a personal level and for many of my fellow Steelers’ brethren, this match-up is a nightmare wrapped in a horror movie.
It’s a catch-22 of epic proportions. Root for the 49ers to beat the hated-Ravens? If they win, they tie the Steelers with six Super Bowl titles. Root for the Ravens and you’ve pretty much turned in your card as a Steelers’ fan. It’s a horrible proposition for all of us, unless you play for the Pittsburgh Steelers where apparently its’ OK to root for your most hated rival.
In the last week, Steelers’ All-Pro centrer Maurkice Pouncey announced that he was rooting for the Ravens to win. In essence going with the ‘represent the AFC’ line of thinking which as a player, I suppose I understand to a certain degree.
This morning on Twitter, Charlie Batch also threw his support behind Baltimore a...
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PLAYERS:
Maurkice Pouncey,
Charlie Batch,
Ray Lewis,
Jerome Bettis,
John Elway,
Ryan Clark,
Mike Tomlin
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens
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It's simple, truly.
Pittsburgh Steelers are "The King". Why? 6 rings.
Any Steeler fan/player/organization member should naturally have a desire to stay "King", so you root for the team that has the fewest rings. Period.