I have a good feeling about that

Im gonna go with Cards 28 Steelers 24

that the Giants are not here, I still think their better than both of these teams. Like you ETVal I like to stay home. My wife is making some treats my brother is comming over w/ beer. I just settled in w/ my labtop, newspapers, & I’ve begun to watch 7 hours of pre-game hype. This is like a Holiday for me. Steelers 31 Cardinals 19.

… Here we are with a Cardinals v. Steelers face-off. My head also says Steelers… but there is more than the emotional pull for the Underdog that would allow me to believe that the Cardinals could pull it off. The Cardinals’ defense, which was an embarrassment at points this season, has been looking stronger during the playoffs. If they can hold the Steelers’ — let’s face it — non-spectacular offense to 14 or less, they could win. Even with the Steelers’ top-ranked defense, the Cards will get a couple long balls through; with Ftizgerald likely drawing double teams, Boldin will have to stop whining and come up big; and then there’s Breaston and Pope. Despite having the league’s worst-ranked ground game, it has come alive a bit in the post season… can “The Edge” — who is the only running back in recent history to rush for more than 100 yards against the Steelers’ iron curtain in a play off game (when we was a Colt) — do it again? Then there’s the Wisenhunt factor… he knows what schemes Le Beau will throw at Warner and crew, and he knows how to get in Big Ben’s (turnover prone under pressure) head (perhaps Wilson has another red zone pick this week). Could we then see a Cards 17 – Steelers 14 game today? Perhaps; but maybe not…

Defense DOES win championships. Nine of the last 12 SB winners have featured a top 10 defense and I just can’t bet against Dick LeBeau.

I would be whatching it at home (because I am a little supertitious) but since they are not I will be watching with some friends at the newest hooters here in Cabo San Lucas.
cardinals 23 Steelers 21

Steelers 24 Cards 20

Too many distractions at a party. Cards win, 31-24.

with 4 picks and the Cards roll big.

Still trying to win the war against my sinuses, they’ve completely kicked my ass all week.

If the Cardinals win, to me its the biggest Super Bowl upset of my lifetime.

I believe the Cards will be outhit, outplayed, and outclassed.

Steelers 31 Cardinals 14

CURRENT SUPER BOWL CHAMPION NEW YORK GIANTS!!!!

I’m still convinced if the Giants had not played them they would be in this game. I’m sorry , I know it’s sour grapes but I still feel the Giants are better than both of these teams even without Plax. With Plax the Giants handle both of these teams easily.

And still ultimately anti-climactic, given that the Giants would have easily beaten the Steelers, IN MY HUMBLE OPINION.

This did NOT top last year, your clorox-haired freak!

great game, but not quite as good as last year. How quickly people forget what a truly David v. Goliath game that was. For 3 quarters the refs were as 1-sided as I’ve ever seen in a Super Bowl (even worse than the last Steelers win…hmmm), but then they turned on a dime in the 4th quarter and called everything for the Cardinals, before finally screwing them over at the end by not reviewing what looked to me like a clear incomplete pass on the penultimate play.

Warner was magnificent except for his last play of each half, which combined to cost his team the game. I forgive him for the final fumble, but the INT at the half was terrible, especially since he had a chance to knock Harrison out of bounds but let himself get steamrolled. Still, I don’t think this loss will detract from his HOF candidacy – if he has one more very good year, I think he’s in.

I would sell every organ of my body except my eyes to see Larry Fitzgerald in a Giants uniform. That guy is an absolute monster. I’ve never seen a wide receiver dominate a postseason the way he did. Stunning.

I won’t sell any organs for Anquan Boldin, but I’d still be pretty darn happy to see him in the swamps of Jersey.

I hate Plaxico, I hate his stupid sweatpants, and I really hate that damn glock. If he’d stayed home that night, I truly believe this would have been our game to lose. Oh, well. I’m still ready to welcome him back with open arms next year. But the sweats and the glock have to stay home.

Finally, I’m gonna go pop in my Super Bowl XLII DVD and rewatch the greatest game ever played.