Who will win the Superbowl?

[Dailey Enterprizes]

What did James Harrison do that was dirty? The only thing I saw him do was that 100 yard interception...

[cfc]

Yeah, I was a bit surprised that they didn't review Warner's "fumble" at the end, but that's the way it goes.

[gerd.muller]

^ i couldn´t see harrison doing anything dirty at all! i just saw an amazing 100yrd-nfl-recordbreaking TOUCHDOWN!!!

[ParkTrips]

What did James Harrison do that was dirty? The only thing I saw him do was that 100 yard interception...

Personal foul on the punt that nailed the Steelers on the goal line late in the game...

[FeelTheFORCE]

Video of Harrison's penalty. Fast forward to 2:25.

 

[bigstevet07]

Harrison's penalty was definitely a dumb one. I don't think it was nearly as stupid as Adrian Wilson's running over the holder. Good thing Zona held after that.

 

So, what does everyone think Warner's chances are for the Hall Of Fame?

[Hercules]

I hate the Steelers. Now they beat the Cowboys with the most wins. BOO!!!!

 

--James

 

Forget about the 49ers?

[BeemerBoy]

So, what does everyone think Warner's chances are for the Hall Of Fame?

He brought the Arizona frickin' Cardinals to within a touchdown of a Super Bowl Victory. That alone should be first ballot material.

[Dailey Enterprizes]

^^^ Ah I see. I passed out (I was sick) during much of third quarter and I was in and out during the fourth, so I must have missed that. That was pretty stupid of him. Oh well, that's why winning is a team effort.

[themeparkman25]

Yes warner will get talks of HOF, but what is the future for him and zona? Cards are sitting on Lineart who I think has potential, but the also have the boss that is Warner? Does he stick around and try to win it all? He is 37 and him and favre are definitely getting towards the end of their careers (Though you could argue that for warners good performance yesterday)

 

on a side though, what about that Gandy offensive tackle guy. Three holding penalties and false starts. Someone needs to tell him to relax

[Speeddeamon128]

The Cardinals didn't deserve to win anyway. All they had was one good receiver. The Steelers defense proved they were the best by shutting Arizona's offense down for most of the game. The Steelers did something the EAGLES didn't. Triple COVER Fitzgerald

[thrillgeek]

I'm pissed the 49ers superbowl record is over. But whatever....I'll get over it.

 

Yes warner will get talks of HOF, but what is the future for him and zona? Cards are sitting on Lineart who I think has potential, but the also have the boss that is Warner? Does he stick around and try to win it all? He is 37 and him and favre are definitely getting towards the end of their careers (Though you could argue that for warners good performance yesterday)

 

 

 

You make a great point. I think he'll stay with Arizona. I however secretly hope he gets cut and gets signed by the niners!

[BeemerBoy]

The Steelers defense proved they were the best by shutting Arizona's offense down for most of the game. The Steelers did something the EAGLES didn't. Triple COVER Fitzgerald

 

L. Fitzgerald 7 REC. 127 YDS. 18.1 AVG. 2 TD 64 LG

 

Yeah, they shut that guy down.

[Hercules]

Maybe he only watched the first half?

[themeparkman25]

Who cares if they triple covered him, that left bolding and beaton wide open. Fitzy should know that. The arizona o when it got rolling couldnt be stopped by the number one d, zona had to many weapons to chose and it just depended on which one the de didnt cover. Palamalu didnt have a strong game either.

[Hercules]

I was waiting for someone to bring up Troy. Polamalu was dropped back the entire game for a reason - he was doing his job by taking away the deep threats in Fitzgerald, Boldin and Breaston. Just because he wasn't making ridiculous snags out of the air, making crazy tackles for loses, and blitzing the quarterback all night, doesn't mean he had an off game. He did what had to be done, and did it pretty well. Warner is a good enough quarterback to know not to force anything downfield when it isn't there. That is why you didn't really hear Polamalu's number called very often.

[themeparkman25]

^mmm, I dont know about that. Fitzy did pull in a 64 yard td that looked like cake walk. And when cards would run it and troy would come up, he still was missing tackles. There is one distinguised one I remember when Edge was running the players left side of the field and troy came up for tackle and went low, edge cut right and troy missed completely. Like didnt even touch him, I dont know. He just didnt seem to have a big a part in this game as in games before. His most exciting moment was the coke commercial

[Hercules]

I'm not saying that he had a fantastic game, but he did his job a majority of the time. I think the Cardinals did a great job of wearing the entire Steelers D down towards the end of the game.

[BeemerBoy]

(CNN) -- Super Bowl fans in Tucson, Arizona, caught a different kind of show during Sunday's big game.

 

Just as Cardinals' superstar Larry Fitzgerald watched himself sprint into the end zone on the stadium's Jumbotron during Sunday's Super Bowl, 10 seconds of eye-popping pornographic imagery "flashed" across the screens of those watching at home.

 

"We are mortified by last evening's Super Bowl interruption, and deeply apologize to our customers for the inappropriate programming," Comcast Cable said in a written statement.

 

"Our initial investigation suggests this was an isolated malicious act," the statement added.

 

Comcast, and several local television stations that carried the signal, say they are currently investigating what caused the interruption.

 

"It appears this material was only viewed by some Comcast customers," local Tucson television station KVOA-TV said in a written statement.

 

Television station KVOA added "when the NBC feed of the Super Bowl was transmitted from KVOA to local cable providers and through over-the-air antennas, there was no pornographic material," KVOA President and General Manager Gary Nielsen said in a separate statement.

 

So, Fitzgerald wasn't the only one who scored on the play then.

[Hercules]

Was the Comcast feed on the Jumbotron in Tampa? Maybe that is why Fitzgerald was so intent on watching it.

[bigstevet07]

^That says alot about Warner's "quick" release.

 

I heard that Warner is going to contemplate retirement whether or not he won. I think we need to send him the link to the talk to god application. He can finally talk to him face to face.

[FeelTheFORCE]

The Cardinals didn't deserve to win anyway. All they had was one good receiver. The Steelers defense proved they were the best by shutting Arizona's offense down for most of the game. The Steelers did something the EAGLES didn't. Triple COVER Fitzgerald

 

Are you kidding me? Boldin is right up there with Fitz, and is a very physical and tough receiver, and Breaston had a 1,000 year, along with Boldin and Fitz. They have 3 monsters at WR.

[Hercules]

^ I was thinking the same thing, but I think he was saying that they only had one receiver that had big numbers yesterday. Although, that is kind of tough since Warner had 377 yards passing, which means he had to be throwing the ball to someone.

 

Boldin - 8 catches 84 yards

Breaston - 6 catches 71 yards

 

I guess they didn't have good games because they didn't score any touchdowns.....

 

But anyway, is there something wrong with naming an MVP that isn't from the winning team? Thinking about it today, I'm perfectly find with Holmes as the MVP. What he did on that last drive was great. However, Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald weren't even mentioned in the conversation, and that kind of bothers me. I think both of them had just as big, if not a bigger impact on the game as Holmes did. I'm ok with Holmes as MVP, but a little discussion about the Cardinals would be nice.

[themeparkman25]

^I completely agree. I was wondering the same exact thing after the game when I was thinking about who would win mvp. I mean yes holmes did a good job on that last drive and that catch was phenomenal, but overall I though fitzy and warner did better. Has an mvp ever been named on the losing team before in SB history?

[bigstevet07]

^ 1971 Cowboys LB Chuck Howley is the only one to win it from a losing team. Personally I think Harrison should have won it. His pick 6 single handedly changed the game. I'm willing to bet he didn't win it because of him mauling that guy on a punt.