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It does not matter if it is coach Chuck Noll, quarterback Terry Bradshaw and wide receiver Lynn Sawn of the 1970's or coach Bill Crowher, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and wide receiver Hines Ward of the 2000's. The Pittsburgh Steelers always stay the same in good times and bad. The offense relies on the running game to set up the pass
This year's Super Bowl will be a match of old-school football against new-age America. The Steelers and their smashmouth football with four Super Bowl trophies against Seattle who's only claim to fame is Starbucks and Microsoft.
A parking place has been reserved for Jerome "The Bus" Bettis and his teammates for February 5 at Ford Field in Detroit. America's biggest sporting event will be watched by 140 million,at least half will be pulling for Detroit's hometown boy. The Steelers running back always wears a smile and will be the sentimental favorite of a team which is trying to run the tables. It would be a fairytale ending for Bettis if Pittsburgh were to win Super Bowl XL. The rusher who began his football career with peewee football in Detroit could end his career with a Super Bowl Championship in Detroit on Sunday. The wheels of "The Bus" have gone round and round so many times they are getting bald. If this is going to be his last year what better way than to finish a career than where it started. Last year the Steelers were one game short but this year they are back and that is really all Jerome Bettis and his teammates can ask for.