SUPER BOWL XLV: GREEN BAY PACKERS VS. PITTSBURGH STEELERS
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C. Wood always been a baller! Its jus too bad if tha pack win tha SB he will prolly retire as a packer instead of a Raider.. if only Al woulda paid tha man! We woulda seen tha best tandem in him & Aso.. but fuckk it... if Aso signs somewhere else.. then its gonna be time for tha raiders to produce another top CB!
No, I know. Just like the Jets game. Big Ben wasn't great, but his team still won. I'm just saying, the QB rating is one of the best ways to see if a QB is productive or not, and against this Green Bay defense, none of these QB's did well in the playoffs so far against them.
Could be the same for Pitt's defense, but I pointed it out because no one seems to be talking much about Capers' defense in this one.
Could be the same for Pitt's defense, but I pointed it out because no one seems to be talking much about Capers' defense in this one.
AS A COWBOYS FAN, I DONT SEE THERE BEING ANY WAY THE STEELERS LET THE OPPORTUNITY TO WIN THEIR 8TH CHAMPIONSHIP IN JERRY'S BILLION DOLLAR STADIUM GO BY THEM...
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By MIKE PIELLUCCI
FOXSportsSouthwest.com
Jan. 28, 2011
Just like tickets and hotel rooms, Super Bowl parking won't be cheap either.
According to a report from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the two lots closest to Cowboys Stadium are charging $990 per spot, more than double the asking price a couple of weeks ago and, according to myfoxdc.com, $850 more than the official stadium rate.
That means that if someone wanted to buy an upper-bowl ticket in the stadium, one night at the Embassy Suites in downtown Fort Worth, and the best parking spot on game day, it would cost them roughly $3,800.
Bearing in mind that club-level seats are going for more than $22,000 on the secondary ticket market, according to a Los Angeles Times report, there likely are fans who will spend somewhere in the neighborhood of $30,000 for premium seats, hotel, and parking.
True to the popular Texan phrase, the pricing really is bigger in Texas.
also:
By MIKE PIELLUCCI
FOXSportsSouthwest.com
Jan. 28, 2011
Just like tickets and hotel rooms, Super Bowl parking won't be cheap either.
According to a report from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the two lots closest to Cowboys Stadium are charging $990 per spot, more than double the asking price a couple of weeks ago and, according to myfoxdc.com, $850 more than the official stadium rate.
That means that if someone wanted to buy an upper-bowl ticket in the stadium, one night at the Embassy Suites in downtown Fort Worth, and the best parking spot on game day, it would cost them roughly $3,800.
Bearing in mind that club-level seats are going for more than $22,000 on the secondary ticket market, according to a Los Angeles Times report, there likely are fans who will spend somewhere in the neighborhood of $30,000 for premium seats, hotel, and parking.
True to the popular Texan phrase, the pricing really is bigger in Texas.
I personally think the Packers have a better D overall, and I know that might not be true statistically speaking. Woodson and Williams on the corners? Nick Collins? Matthews and Raji? Cody Pickett? Silly.
Still - Pitt knows how to win these big games. With the 7th ring on the line the Steelers take it in a close one 31-28.
Still - Pitt knows how to win these big games. With the 7th ring on the line the Steelers take it in a close one 31-28.
