Yeah, Holmgren is not going to have a fun two weeks. The Steelers can manhandle the Seahawks if they're not careful. Big Ben's air attacking has proven deadly and defenses have failed to stop it thus far. Meanwhile Steelers' defense IS stopping land and air attacks. Case in point: Colts. Who I think basically executed the same playbook as the Chargers' did in week 15. But I digress. Seahawks want to put points on the board, they have to throw FAR AWAY from Polamalu. Trouble is, that guy can be everywhere. Yeah, Holmgren's got a loooong two weeks ahead of him.

The Steelers are by far no joke whatsoever.

You know you're an incredible player when you return a punt 59 yards for a touchdown and call it a bad game. Props to the Seahawks for preventing him from being the difference-maker, though.

[QUOTE=Michael MacFarlane]You know you're an incredible player when you return a punt 59 yards for a touchdown and call it a bad game. Props to the Seahawks for preventing him from being the difference-maker, though.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Michael MacFarlane]You know you're an incredible player when you return a punt 59 yards for a touchdown and call it a bad game. Props to the Seahawks for preventing him from being the difference-maker, though.[/QUOTE]

Im talking about his production on offense, vs defensive starters. Not special teamers who are in the game for 10 plays.

Without a running game to open up the passing game the panthers aren't effective at all. If you pressure delhome and put four guys on steve smith, there is np way he can get it to him. Smith displayed his frustration on that punt return, when he gets the ball he is an awesome. The steelers run a very different type of game and the seahawks will not be able to stop them.

Yup, and if the Steelers want to put any points on the board, they are goint to have to watch out for Tatupu! Lol. Hes a monster.

[QUOTE=Michael MacFarlane]You know you're an incredible player when you return a punt 59 yards for a touchdown and call it a bad game. Props to the Seahawks for preventing him from being the difference-maker, though.[/QUOTE]

Hes a good player... but why are we talking about that? Although on that play I was upset that there was what looked a lot like a block in the back... but I'm not complaining. We pretty much screwed them in most aspects of the game... I enjoyed the awsome play with our backup quarterback coming out to play as wide receiver and catching a throw while being double teamed... That was cool. Seneca Wallice is fast... and apparently he can catch too. Everybody has been underestimating the seahawks though. The Steelers may have been there before, but our head coach has been there four times, and won it as head coach once, and he knows what to do when you get to the superbowl. Its going to be a great game... heck. Its the superbowl.