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This post was edited by RatM on Jan 25 2011 06:12pm

i am a lot more nervous for this super bowl than the cards one

Meh. Id say Im more nervous than the Cards but .... Of our postseason games, I dont think this is the hardest. We plowed through Ravens and Jets, I think the scores dont tell the whole story. Packers aren't far superior on D or offense to those two imo.

the packers offense is easily better than both the ravens and jets

I am a little worried , but I think we can do it.

Better yea, far superior? not really. I think its a bit better, but their D has some flaws. Decent pass rush, but they didnt really put the scare into the Bears 3rd string. I think we got a 7th ring comin.

Im more nervous for this game than either the Seachickens or the Cards. Far more.

PITTSBURGH -- The Steelers are already having fun this week with being considered underdogs to the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV.

"We're just going to give up," Steelers safety Ryan Clark joked Wednesday. "They're better than us at every position. So we decided to go to Dallas and buy the tickets and sit in the stands and watch them scrimmage. So, that way, the two best teams [will play]."

It's been the same old story for Pittsburgh.

Very few people gave the Steelers a chance this season, including your AFC North blogger who embarrassingly picked Pittsburgh to finish third in the division. A four-game suspension for quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was a major reason for the criticism. But the Steelers instead went 3-1 to start the season.

"I knew it was going to be a special year when we started 3-1 without Ben," Pittsburgh receiver Hines Ward said.

Many early projections have the Steelers as three-point underdogs against the Packers. The Steelers are quietly smiling, because they traditionally play better with lower expectations.

Green Bay, behind quarterback Aaron Rodgers, has won three consecutive playoff games on the road on its way to playing the Steelers Feb. 6 in Arlington, Texas.

"They're the hot team right now," Clark said. "They're the team that nobody wants to play, a team that everybody thinks is going to win and that's fine. But if that's the case we wouldn't play the game."

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcnorth/post/_/id/23914/page/espntexas/steelers-relishing-underdog-role

"We're just going to give up," Steelers safety Ryan Clark joked Wednesday. "They're better than us at every position. So we decided to go to Dallas and buy the tickets and sit in the stands and watch them scrimmage. So, that way, the two best teams [will play]."

hahaha

priceless