Who's Stomping Now? Steelers Outlast Titans, Win in Overtime

Someone get LenDale a towel. I think he might want to hide his head under one on his way out of Pittsburgh. On a night when Troy Polamalu went down to a knee injury, Wille Parker and the rest of the Steelers running back corps couldn't seem to get the ball rolling, and Hines Ward did something he rarely ever does—fumbled in a big play situation—Ben Roethlisberger stood firm in the backfield, took a few sacks, but ultimately engineered yet another game winning drive to help Pittsburgh outlast Tennessee 13-10 in the NFL season opener. It didn't start off well for Big Ben and company; Tennessee brought their "A" game and virtually shut the Steelers running game down. It's not often that Pittsburgh can rush for only 36 yards and expect to come out on the winning end. Roethlisberger was cool under pressure, though. Yes, he threw two picks (Brett Favre does it all the time, and there are people willing to kiss his feet when he enters a...