Bleah. I was hoping the Jets would do that in the Super Bowl. That would've been much more exciting.saturnfan wrote:So the Jets finally crashed. Loved every second of it.
As it stands, the two better teams made it through to the big game. The Jets had a good mindset (although I have no idea why Ryan deferred a first-strike option) and the Bears were just an all-around team. The Packers have an energetic defense and a superb offense with plenty of skilled receivers; the Steelers have that too, but are also bigger and faster. As a man more famous than I said, you can't teach size; Tomlin's team takes the licks and keeps on ticking.
Against the Ravens, Roethlisberger took hits and continued to score; against the Jets the Steelers ground out a quick series of scores and managed to hold on. Discounting the rout in Atlanta, the Bears did showed Rodgers can be stopped in the second half and only lost due to a literal-last-minute interception.
I like Mr.Rodgers, and I like the style the Packers have, but I predict the Pittsburgh offense to run roughshod in the 2nd or 3rd quarters. A gutsy comeback in the 4th will fall short courtesy of the current Hits-burgh defense. Nine times out of ten, the physically bigger team gets the win. (That tenth time, the Giants get a lucky break.)