Who wins the last game of the year?

[Harlan Huckleby]

I think the game sucked because I'm a sore loser.

I really wanted to see a Cardinals win, that would have been exciting.

The James HArrison interception at halftime ruined the game, even if it was exciting for Stealers fans. Seems like the Cards were in too deep of a hole after that. But they sure came back.

[KYPack]

Stealers in a close one.

I think the Cards + 7 is a good bet.

I wouldn't touch the over.

If the opening kick-off is returned for a touchdown, I can get a Papa John's pie for a quarter.

Some are saying this AM that the Stealers "stole another one".

I was wrong about the over. 47 price, 50 actual.

If I had bet it, I wudda had a nervous breakdown.

[oregonpackfan]

I also predict a big Steelers win. 34 to 21.

Though I was correct with the eventual winner, the Cardinals put up a much stronger performance than I thought they would.

That was one of the most exciting Super Bowls ever played, IMO.

[Gunakor]

I also predict a big Steelers win. 34 to 21.

Though I was correct with the eventual winner, the Cardinals put up a much stronger performance than I thought they would.

That was one of the most exciting Super Bowls ever played, IMO.

It was one of the most exciting 4th quarters, for sure, but the first half was rather unexciting until the INT return for a TD to end the half. I suppose that's how most SB's have been recently, with rather uneventful first halves followed by intense second halves, but when you consider some of the SB's in the 90's this one doesn't really come very close at all IMO.

[SnakeLH2006]

[quote="Gunakor"]

I also predict a big Steelers win. 34 to 21.

Though I was correct with the eventual winner, the Cardinals put up a much stronger performance than I thought they would.

That was one of the most exciting Super Bowls ever played, IMO.

It was one of the most exciting 4th quarters, for sure, but the first half was rather unexciting until the INT return for a TD to end the half. I suppose that's how most SB's have been recently, with rather uneventful first halves followed by intense second halves, but when you consider some of the SB's in the 90's this one doesn't really come very close at all IMO.[/quote]

Agreed...Maybe because I grew up watching football in the very late 80's with Cool Joe and the 90's with all the great games, I do agree.

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[Gunakor]

Agreed...Maybe because I grew up watching football in the very late 80's with Cool Joe and the 90's with all the great games, I do agree.

How about 31? Took Favre 2 plays to find Rison for 60 yards and a TD. Freeman had a long one the next quarter. Reggie had 3 sacks. Desmond returned yet ANOTHER one to the house. Oh, and C-Mart had himself a pretty good game for the Pats too. By far the most exciting IMO, and I would probably feel the same way if I were a Steelers fan or a Niners fan.

But there was also Favre vs. Elway in 32, Young's 6 TD's against the Chargers, Tennessee coming up one yard short, etc. That was a great decade for SB's.

[Zool]

I still say the AFC wins.