super bowl - steelers 21 - 10; super bowl XL mvp hines ward gets new 2007 escalade. can i go for a joyride?
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It was a good sloppy game in the first two quarters. but the second half they pick it up. it only a dream too drive, but it was to watch the bus finish in a style to glory, now the bus can stop running for good. what a photo finish on his-story.
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the pittburges steelers won and hines wards is the MVP
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big ben's gonna be just fine he's already made spectacular progress.  his performance will not be effected by his accident or injuries sustained.  he's a young, strong, resilient guy with the support of an awesome team and coaching staff not to mention his family the city of pittsburgh and the rest of steeler nation.  he's gonna be great!
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The steelers are hands down the best team in the nfl, aww yeah, just wait til the next superbowl!!!!
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The Steelers will win the Superbowl!!!! I cant believe you even needed to ask this! It's a no brainer! \n:)\n:)
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The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Seattle Seahawks.
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It was a great game. I'm a long time Steelers fan and I darn near suffered a heart attack at the end. Great game, but I don't understand why we stoped blitzing in the middle of the game. You can let Peyton Manning off the mat. \n\nGo Steelers!
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Roethlisberger seriously injured in motorcycle crash \n \nBy JOE MANDAK, Associated Press Writer\n\n\nPITTSBURGH (AP) -- Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was badly hurt in a motorcycle crash Monday and undergoing surgery. The extent of his injuries was not known. \n\nRoethlisberger was in serious but stable condition, said Dr. Larry Jones, chief of trauma at Mercy Hospital. \n \n"He was talking to me before he left for the operating room," Jones said before the operation. "He's coherent. He's making sense. He knows what happened. He knows where he is. From that standpoint, he's very stable." \n\nThe 24-year-old Roethlisberger likes to ride without a helmet, a habit that once prompted coach Bill Cowher to lecture him on the dangers. It was not known whether Roethlisberger was wearing a helmet when he crashed. \n\nThe crash happened at an intersection at the edge of downtown at about 11:30 a.m. A pool of blood was still visible there by early afternoon. \n\nPolice spokesman Lt. Kevin Kraus said police and homicide units were investigating the crash, something standard when there is an accident with critical injuries. Kraus would give no details on the extent of Roethlisberger's injuries or if anyone else was injured. \n\nSteelers backup quarterback Charlie Batch was at the emergency room. He had no comment. \n\nA silver Chrysler New Yorker with damage to the front passenger fender was removed and Roethlisberger's bike was loaded onto a flatbed truck. Police were detouring traffic around the crash scene as onlookers and media gathered. \n\nIn only his second year in the NFL, Roethlisberger became the youngest quarterback to lead a team to the Super Bowl championship. He was 23 when he did it last February. \n\nRoethlisberger has said in the past that he prefers not to wear a helmet. He has pointed out Pennsylvania's 35-year-old state law requiring helmets to be worn was amended to make helmets optional. \n\nIn May 2005, Cowher warned him about safe riding after Cleveland tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. was injured in a motorcycle accident. Winslow tore knee ligaments and was lost for the season. \n\n"He talked about being a risk-taker and I'm not really a risk-taker. I'm pretty conservative and laid back, but the big thing is to just be careful," Roethlisberger said at the time. "I'll just continue to be careful. I told him we don't ever ride alone, we always ride in a group of people, and I think it makes it even more safe." \n\nRoethlisberger continued to ride after Winslow's accident and that angered Terry Bradshaw, who quarterbacked the Steelers to four Super Bowl victories during the 1970s. \n\nVisiting the Steelers' training camp last summer, Bradshaw remarked: "Ride it when you retire." \n\nAP Sports Writer Ben Walker contributed to this report.\n\n\n\nUpdated on Monday, Jun 12, 2006 1:53 pm EDT
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Pittsburg Steelers...(not sure by how much!)
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Dallas could most certainly make it to the Super Bowl.  As long as the front line keeps Romo safe, TO starts catching a few more, and that new kicker can make it between the uprights instead of hitting that damn pole, there is NO stopping the  Cowboys.  They may have 2 more tough games and the rest should be easy wins.  This week, Eli wants to take down the team that took down his big brother, but it ain't going to happen.  There is such a thing as trying to hard and he is going to have a meltdown doing just that.  Close game, yes, Giants win, HELL NO!    New Orleans is on a roll, they want to give LA something to be proud of again.  The game will go to whoever wants it more.  As for the last 3 games, Atlanta is on its way out, Philly ain't winning anymore ball games without Mcnabb, and Detroit doesn't stand a chance.   I say Dallas ends the regular season 11 and 5 and pushes through with some tight games and gets to the Super Bowl.
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here is some info. about that. hope it helps\nhttp://kdka.com/steelers/local_story_052093426.html
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ask Terry Bradshaw . he had a few words for ben about that bike of his .
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Pittsburgh 27, Seattle 21. The Bus retires as a champ! (It's too good a story to not be true...)\n\n(So far, so good on that above prediction)
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oh absolutely, and it was one of the worst superbowls ever...very boring because even with all the calls going the steelers way, they still couldnt dominate the seahawks. it was an utter disgusting and cheap game that was ruled by the referees and its a shame this type of conspiracy and fixed games is happening in a great sport; not to mention the biggest game of the year. i will always hate the overrated ben roethlisberger so it was a relief to know that they got one thing right at least. They gave the superbowl mvp to the best steeler, Hines Ward.
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do u want a sticker?\n\nCLEVELAND STILL SUCKS!\nGO STEELERS!
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will people please stop asking this question. Anyway the steelers will win
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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