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winner will receive pome

BigDrawMan wrote:predict score and mvp

winner will receive pome

I've already given the outcome that I saw in my dream last night - Steelers 56, Cardinals 15.

But I'll make a "real world" prediction (that will be just as inaccurate) and say - Cardinals 21, Steelers 20.

Arizona 24
Pittsburgh 21

MVP Larry Fitzgerald (who will score all three of the Cardinals' TDs)

Steelers 28
Cardinals 0

Plus that will win me $500 in my squares pool.

MVP Ben Roethlisberger

Stillers 36
Cards 28


MVP Roethlisberger


t.

Steelers 10^(10^100)
Cardinals 0

MVP: Steely McBeam, who accidentally steps on Kurt Warner's hand during pre-game warmups.

Now you see why I never make predictions.

Halftime show - boring

Commercials - 2 laugh out loud funny, 3 humorous, 10 stupid beyond belief

Play-by-play and color commentary - inane and obvious, possibly also laugh out loud funny

Sideline reporter commentary - vacuous

What?

Oh.

You wanted a prediction on the score.

Never mind.

Steelers 34
Cardinals 22

MVP Willie Parker

I would love to have Football Baby Boy be the MVP and I don't see that happening.

peacock2121 wrote:Steelers 34
Cardinals 22

MVP Willie Parker

I would love to have Football Baby Boy be the MVP and I don't see that happening.

It could happen easily.

If the Cardinal defense plays as well as it has been, then the Steeler offense may struggle. Then, your FBB may step up his game even more to make things happen on defense. In the last Cowboys Super Bowl, the MVP was a defensive player thanks to whoever the Pittsburgh QB was throwing 2 INTs straight at him.

Was the QB O'Donnell?

Cardinals 28
Steelers 17

Larry Fitzgerald

ALthough I am rooting for the underdog (1st SB ever for the Cards, while the Steelers are there every other year ), I see:

Steelers 27

Cardinals 13.


MVP: Big Ben

Cardinals 28
Steelers 24

MVP - Larry Fitzgerald

stillers 43
cards 26

we see a close first half
we see the stillers score some quickies in the 3rd
we see it gettin sloppy in the 4th as the cards try to get back in the game


mvp holmes

clem21 wrote:Cardinals 31
Steelers 27

MVP: Matt Leinart

What? Does Kurt Warner get knocked out of the game? Or yanked in the 4th Q?

TheCalvinator24 wrote:

clem21 wrote:Cardinals 31
Steelers 27

MVP: Matt Leinart

What? Does Kurt Warner get knocked out of the game? Or yanked in the 4th Q?

Dunno. But I had a dream with Leinart lifting the Lombardi Trophy. The weird thing is that I think I had the same dream last year with Jared Lorenzen...go figure...

TheCalvinator24 wrote:Was the QB O'Donnell?

The Steelers' QB was Neil O'Donnell, and Larry Brown was the Cowboys' DB who was the MVP. One stat I remember from that game was that Brown had more yards returning those two interceptions than Emmitt Smith had rushing.

This isn't a prediction, rather a sincere hope... Larry Fitsgerald scores 15 touchdowns and the Cardinals win 105-10....

Steelers will call heads, but it will be tails.

Take the over on the National Anthem.

Cardinals will have the first penalty (it will be a false start).

You won't need my help this time. 34-13 Steelers.

NFL_Referee wrote:You won't need my help this time. 34-13 Steelers.

YEAH...unlike the Bolts

Cardinals 27
Steelers 21

The Cardinals share a common trait with the last three SB winners...lower-seed, surprise team who have been playing out of their heads since the playoffs started.

MVP Edgerrin James (28 rushes for 145 and 2 TD)

Arizona 38-17.

MVP is Pop Warner.

elwoodblues wrote:

TheCalvinator24 wrote:Was the QB O'Donnell?

The Steelers' QB was Neil O'Donnell, and Larry Brown was the Cowboys' DB who was the MVP. One stat I remember from that game was that Brown had more yards returning those two interceptions than Emmitt Smith had rushing.

That's because I was clearly the better player....

DaveSenior72 wrote:

NFL_Referee wrote:You won't need my help this time. 34-13 Steelers.

YEAH...unlike the Bolts

Cardinals 27
Steelers 21

The Cardinals share a common trait with the last three SB winners...lower-seed, surprise team who have been playing out of their heads since the playoffs started.

MVP Edgerrin James (28 rushes for 145 and 2 TD)

Sorry- the Colts don't fit that description. And the Bears, despite their #1 ranking, were probably one of the worst Super Bowl entrants we've had in some time.

Neither did the Steelers fit that description, either. They were only #6 because Ben got hurt and was out for three weeks, and then Batch got hurt as well, leaving us with Tommy "I Sack Myself" Maddox in at a critical point of the season.

Really only the Giants fit that description of a team that played markedly differently than they had most of the regular season (although it helped to face "I Disappear in December/January" Tampa and Dallas in the first two rounds and "I Never Threw an INT I didn't like" Brett Favre in the NFCCG)...and they needed a miracle pass and a missed INT by Asante Samuel to pull that upset off.