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02-08-2010, 01:31 PM
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5jZZFG-hhtxXFfjmBZWG1UKHb1vzg
MIAMI — A year ago, Santonio Holmes got his hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Watching someone else take a turn with the NFL's shiny silver chalice this season is a difficult reality for the Pittsburgh Steelers' standout wide receiver.
As such, here was his Super Bowl pick:
He wanted both the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints ... to lose.
"I kind of wish both teams would lose so that we could still be the Super Bowl champions, but we know that's not going to happen," Holmes said. "But it's great to see someone else get an opportunity for the biggest game on the biggest stage to help solidify a place in their career, in their history."
Holmes was in South Florida for part of Super Bowl week, attending some Reebok events and mingling with other NFL players. But by game time Sunday, he was long gone, saying he wanted to only watch on television instead.
"I am not playing," Holmes said, "so I will not be there in attendance."
For his actual pick, Holmes was noncommittal.
"I've got friends on both teams," Holmes said.
That still didn't mean he wanted any of those friends taking over for the Steelers as Super Bowl champions.
You could just say that this whole article is naive of Holmes, but I love where he's coming from here. Atleast we know that one Steeler player doesn't like having the Lombardi Trophy taken away from them. I hope that this drive to win is what the Steelers need to rebound next year, and I feel like if any Steeler was going to be the one to kick this team into gear, it would be Holmes.:imho:
MIAMI — A year ago, Santonio Holmes got his hands on the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Watching someone else take a turn with the NFL's shiny silver chalice this season is a difficult reality for the Pittsburgh Steelers' standout wide receiver.
As such, here was his Super Bowl pick:
He wanted both the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints ... to lose.
"I kind of wish both teams would lose so that we could still be the Super Bowl champions, but we know that's not going to happen," Holmes said. "But it's great to see someone else get an opportunity for the biggest game on the biggest stage to help solidify a place in their career, in their history."
Holmes was in South Florida for part of Super Bowl week, attending some Reebok events and mingling with other NFL players. But by game time Sunday, he was long gone, saying he wanted to only watch on television instead.
"I am not playing," Holmes said, "so I will not be there in attendance."
For his actual pick, Holmes was noncommittal.
"I've got friends on both teams," Holmes said.
That still didn't mean he wanted any of those friends taking over for the Steelers as Super Bowl champions.
You could just say that this whole article is naive of Holmes, but I love where he's coming from here. Atleast we know that one Steeler player doesn't like having the Lombardi Trophy taken away from them. I hope that this drive to win is what the Steelers need to rebound next year, and I feel like if any Steeler was going to be the one to kick this team into gear, it would be Holmes.:imho: