SUPER BOWL CHAMP'S VI
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Hell f**king ya man....wooooooo.........how bout them cowboys.........16-0 in the regular season and 3-0 in the playoffs...the true superbowl champs will be victorious once again for sure!
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Phil Simms was the first to say it.\n\nThe first year it was done:\n1987 \n Super Bowl XXI (Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants) \n America’s Cup (Dennis Conner) \n NBA (Magic Johnson, L.A. Lakers) \n World Series (Frank Viola, Minnesota Twins)
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New England Patriots!
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Under the new direction of Herm Edwards and having Larry Johnson healthy for an entire season, the Chiefs have a better chance than ever of winning the Super Bowl! All I know is, Pittsburgh will not repeat.
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Vikings, Chargers, Broncos, Colts
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The players are over rated so the Super Bowl is over rated.Most Super Bowls do not reach the hype that the media makes them out to be.Duane Thomas running back of the Dallas Cowboys was asked after winning the Super Bowl 1972 against Miami if this was the ultimate game and his response was,If this is the ulimate game,why do we have to play it again next year
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THE BIG PICTURE\nThe Steelers survived this time, but they have to craft a go-for-the-jugular game plan next week at Denver, because getting up 21-3 and then taking the air out of the ball nearly proved disastrous against Indianapolis. Cowher's Steelers have only lost once in his entire tenure when they've had a lead of at least 11 points in a game, and Pittsburgh is known for putting teams away with the running game once it gets up. But the Steelers are going to need every point they can get in next week's AFC title game, because the Jake Plummer-led Broncos can score in a hurry, as the Patriots found out first-hand on Saturday night. You've played it safe in past AFC Championship Games, Bill Cowher, and most times you've been sorry. Don't make that same mistake again.\n\nLeague Championships (2) \nSuper Bowl Championships (2)\n1997 (XXXII), 1998 (XXXIII) \n \nConference Championships (6) \nAFC: 1977, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1997, 1998 \n \nDivision Championships (10) \nAFC West: 1977, 1978, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1998, 2005
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Champ is the best in the league. What a steal to trade Clinton Portis for. The Broncos got the better side of that deal.
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that sounds pretty good.  Except that I am a HARDCORE Peyton Manning/Indianapolis Colts fan and I think they are gonna be at least 14-2!  They're goin all the way!  It will be interesting to watch their division though.
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A rare fluke. Atlanta came in cocky, and got knocked down by a humble, prepared team. I kind of wish the Lions could win at least one super bowl, never mention actually get into the playoffs (maybe a retelling of the 2001 Pats cinderella story next year).
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PHIL SIMMS? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH\nHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH\nAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. ok im done. ok now how hi were you when u wrote that response. Simms isnt even good enough to make the hall of fame. Phil simms was nothing more than a below avg qb who had the best ground game in the league and the best defense ever.o and the niners and if the niners and giants were so good in the early nineties how come the cowboys went to 4 straight nfc title games from 92 -95 and won 3 super bowls in that time? i dont even want to waste any more breath bout that ridiculous answer now as for my top three the argument usually is rings or stats u like stats u go with marino u like rings u go with montana however i think that since football is the ultamate team sport marino is better b/c if u put him on the best offense ever ( dallas of the early 90's) i think dallas would have won like 6 super bowls in 7 years not to anything away from aik he was great but marino is the best so its marino numero uno then probably montana and then i wuld have to say Elway
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"PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Steelers standout Ben Roethlisberger, the youngest quarterback to lead a team to the Super Bowl championship, broke his jaw and nose in a motorcycle accident Monday in which police say he was not wearing a helmet.\n\nRoethlisberger, 24, was in serious but stable condition at Mercy Hospital.\n\nFour doctors operated on Roethlisberger for seven hours to treat multiple facial fractures and "all of the fractures were successfully repaired," Dr. Harry W. Sell, chairman of the surgery department at the hospital, said Monday night.\n\nDr. Daniel Pituch, who led the team, said doctors were aware of no other serious injuries.\n\n"His brain, spine, chest and abdomen appear to be without serious injury and there are no other confirmed injuries at this time," Pituch said."
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pats vs cowboys in the superbowl
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I like chicago and Indy in the superbowl, with chicago winning it all. I think the patriots lack depth at wide reciever, and that might come back to hurt them in the playoffs.
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While Tommy Maddox did win the SEASON MVP and Super Bowl as a backup of the Steelers, I believe the question was who won the bowl game MVP, which was Jose Cortez in the Million Dollar Game.  He went to Oregon State and has played in the NFL for the 49ers, Vikings, Cowboys, Eagles, and Colts.  He has never won a superbowl
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I still watch Super Bowl 34 when the Rams whooped the titans ass. I have the game on tape. As for Mcnair being washed up, hes injured too often. I like him in Baltimore.
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The winner of the Superbowl plays an opponent picked by the NFL.