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After a last-second loss to the Ravens that had fans and players alike in shock, the Pittsburgh Steelers looked to bounce back against the Cincinnati Bengals on
Sunday.
Entering the game in third place in the AFC North, the Steelers knew they had to put last week’s game in the rearview and focus on the task at hand.
Before we get started, let me make one thing clear.
Yes, the Steelers have six rings and the Cowboys only have five.
In the minds of most Pittsburgh fans, the argument stops there.
Every dominate force has its weakness.
For the Steelers, their weakness over the past decade has been a name that makes fans cringe each time they hear it: Tom Brady.
Going into this past Sunday’s game against the Patriots, the Steelers were just 1-6 against Brady in his career.
The world of professional sports management is a confusingly muddled reality at best.
In no other sport is league officiating so thoroughly questioned and ridiculed than the National Football League.
Pittsburgh fans saw the Steelers team they all know so well on Sunday afternoon at Heinz Field.
After a tough loss against the Houston Texans a week before, the Steelers were able to bounce back and get a 38-17 win over the Tennessee Titans.
As the Steelers entered into their fourth game, the fans still weren’t too sure of what type of team they had to root for.
They suffered a beatdown at the hands of the Ravens before handing one of their own out against the Seahawks.
The 2011 NFL season up to this point has become the year of surprises.
Through the first quarter of the season there are five teams that finished with a losing record last year that have come out of nowhere, and are currently
posting a winning record.
The Steelers have been waiting since their Super Bowl defeat at the hands of the Packers to get back on the field and start their quest for their seventh
championship trophy.
With the first pick in the 2011 NFL draft, the Carolina Panthers select…
That’s just it, we aren’t quite sure who the Panthers will take with the No. 1 overall pick.
There were 111 million people who watched the Green Bay Packers defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV on Feb. 6.
With that being said, the thought of a whole season without NFL football is difficult to imagine.
That is exactly what is going to happen if the NFL Owners and Players’ Association don’t negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement.
Aaron Rodgers officially stepped out of Green Bay legend Brett Favre’s shadow on Sunday after winning the Super Bowl’s Most Valuable Player award, and leading the Packers to a
31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV.
Rodgers started off the extravaganza by hooking up on a 29-yard pass to wide receiver Jordy Nelson late in the first quarter.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers mirror each other in many ways.
Both are historic franchises that have won multiple championships. Green Bay has won 12 championships in the history of football; three have been in the Super Bowl era.
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears in the NFC Championship game to advance to Super Bowl XVL to face the Pittsburgh Steelers.
That wasn’t the most talked about topic after the game, however.
The talk went to Bears’ quarterback, Jay Cutler, who was heavily criticized after he did not play the whole second half.
The Pittsburgh Steelers won a crucial AFC North battle against the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 on Sunday Night, Dec. 5.
They took sole possession of first place in the division.
They avenged a defeat by the Ravens that happened earlier in the season at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Mike Vick is back.
Not only is he back as a starting quarterback in the NFL, but, also he’s back as one of the league’s elite players.
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