The Steelers have the experience in this game over the Packers...

**Troyisabeast_43** · 01-24-2011, 12:10 AM

The Steelers know what to expect in this game unlike the Packers. They have a ton of guys still left from the 2005 Super Bowl as well as the one from 2008, and they will be relaxed and know how to handle all the distractions that come along with this game. I think that right there is a big advantage and something that should not be overlooked is the Steelers experience level over pretty much all the Packers players in this game. This is not just like any other ordinary football game. Especially to a QB like Aaron Rodgers. We will see how he handles the pressure of being in his first Super Bowl because there is no doubt that the nerves will definitely be there for him much like they were for Ben in 2005 in Detroit...

**Scorp** · 01-24-2011, 12:29 AM

A huge story line right here. Tons of rich history. It doesn't even begin there. Steelers do have a huge advantage and experience to fend off the Pack.

**Troyisabeast_43** · 01-24-2011, 08:21 PM

The Steelers have 26 players I believe on the roster that have played in both of their Super Bowls combined in 2005 and 2008,and the Packers only have a total of 2 I believe. That is a huge difference right there. Im telling you the Steelers will be much more loose in this game to start and the Packers are going to realize once they get down to Dallas and hit that field that this is just not another football game. Im not saying this will ultimately decide who will win or lose this game but I am saying that it can definitely make the Packers more tight to start this game where the Steelers should be relaxed and know what to expect...

**WindyCityShaker** · 01-24-2011, 08:37 PM

I thought there was only one player but I guess it could be two. I do know that they only have one player with a ring and that's Kuhn, he got it with us as a practice squad player for SB XL.

**Real Deal Steel** · 01-24-2011, 11:38 PM

This is the key.

Allready, the Packers are talking the "I'm just happy to be here" talk. And that's the talk of a super bowl loser.

When the bright lights of the game hits Rodgers and the rest of these guys, the pressure they will feel will be different then any they've ever felt.

Experience will be everything in this game because when the inexperienced make mistakes, they are turned into points by us.

Go listen to what the Packers are saying. They've allready lost.

**Troyisabeast_43** · 01-24-2011, 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by Real Deal Steel

This is the key.

Allready, the Packers are talking the "I'm just happy to be here" talk. And that's the talk of a super bowl loser.

When the bright lights of the game hits Rodgers and the rest of these guys, the pressure they will feel will be different then any they've ever felt.

Experience will be everything in this game because when the inexperienced make mistakes, they are turned into points by us.

Go listen to what the Packers are saying. They've allready lost.

Id love to hear some of this stuff because I think it's essential as you just mentioned. Do you have a link of some sort that we can read some of these Packers players quotes of them saying they are just happy to be here and things like that...If so by all means post it...

**Real Deal Steel** · 01-24-2011, 11:53 PM

No...but I was listening to Arron Rodgers today and I think it was Charles Woodson. It was on Fox sports news.

You can probably pull it up on their website.

I think they will come out tight, and a little mistake prone. So it's important for us to start fast like we did against the Jets but we must maximize all our point opportunities against the Packers. All of them.

**DIESELMAN** · 01-25-2011, 08:01 AM

There will be a lot more pressure on the Packers, like u guys said, due to experience. We will have pressure on us too, afterall it is the Super Bowl and we are going for our 7th Lombardi. Capers will be watching game tape on how NE beat us and also be watching tape of the different Jets D in the second half of the AFCCG. We need to score early and often. The Packets run game is weak but they do have a talented QB and WR corps, that could cause problems if they spread it out, our flaw on defense.

**Scorp** · 01-25-2011, 08:19 AM

How much of a shocker would it be if the Pack won?

**pimplydan** · 01-25-2011, 11:52 AM

Originally Posted by Troyisabeast_43

Id love to hear some of this stuff because I think it's essential as you just mentioned. Do you have a link of some sort that we can read some of these Packers players quotes of them saying they are just happy to be here and things like that...If so by all means post it...

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201101...rs@bears/watch

This is the interview you wanna see...................................

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Yes , I also believe the experience factor is the best andvantage we have on them .

Indoors is the best advantage they have on us . Rodgers does play very well indoors , look at the game against Atlanta .

I do believe that the Pittsburgh Steelers are very well focused on their mission and that is to bring the Lombardi to Pittsburgh for the 7th time.

This is a team of brothers watching out for each others , nobody wants to let nobody down . Really this huge , It's almost like they are at war , and if you don't see the enemy he will shot your brother down .
I think it means THAT much to the players

LOOK FOR THE STEELERS TO HAVE A BIG VICTORY......................................PIMP