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Old 02-04-2006, 07:50 PM   #12
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Re: Are the networks just trying to hype up the Super Bowl?

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Originally Posted by Daseal
While I don't think this will be a best-ever super bowl, I think it could be the best one since the Rams vs Titans. I think we have good matchups on every side of the ball, I simply think that Seattles O line will, for the most part, dominate Pittsburgh, and I still don't feel if Pitt. gets behind Big Ben can lead a comeback. Hasselbeck on the otherhand I think can lead a comeback effort. I say 'hawks win it in a good game. Someone might pull away late, but Im taking hawks.

i tend to agree with you mr.D.
seattle's offense does match up well with pitts defense, remember pitts d was getting beat fairly badly in the early to mid regular season. i also think the extra week off before the super bowl hurts the steelers. pitt was on a hot streak and this "time off" will hurt them, it hurts their momentum.
having said all that, i still think it will be a close game.
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