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Touchdown, Steve Smith!!! That was quick!

Yep, that was an amazing play he made. He saved the game for them!

14-3, wasn't it? I thought they beat Arizona in week 17.

Vanderjerk missed it!!!!!!1

BETTIS FUMBLED! He never fumbles!!!!

Porter and Polamalu!!!!!!!!!!!!! Another Denver Home Game!!!!!!!

You would think the officiating would be trying to avoid another Indy/Denver game if they were going to favor anyone

Interception by Polamalu! What an athlete he is!

They punted, but it was a very successful drive. Ugh, the Steelers better go into a prevent.

Exactly. If they say they didn't False Start... how can they say Indy didn't go offsides? Should've been an offsides, and pushing the player forward isn't legal, either. Oh well, go Steelers!

Sure seems like it, though their collapse usually comes in the AFC Championship game, so we'll see. It came earlier last year, but was postponed by bad FG kicking for the Jets. What a play by Dallas Clark!!!!

Manning better hope he gets this after he sent the punt team off the field.

Am I tied with you guys now, One Red Seat? I'm too lazy to see who you picked in the NE/Denver game. I won all but one in the first round, and also lost the Washington game, but I picked the Broncos to win.

21-3, Steelers! Another home game for Denver?

That's true. That said, after having watched every Broncos game over the course of the season, I've only seen them play that poorly against Miami and Baltimore. Both games obviously being anomalies. It says a lot to not play all that great and to still beat a team like the Patriots.

I say this as a Broncos fan... ... yes it is.

Good call in the Steelers game. Great spot, definetely wasn't a safety. Still good field position for the Steelers, though.

True, but I'm not saying bring him in and make him starter right away. If I'm the Chicago Bears, I have absolutely no faith in Grossman's ability to stay healthy, and I want a competent backup.

Sign with Chicago, Grossman is constantly injured and it won't be too hard to prove you're better than Orton!

Should be fun! Wish I could go, but being in Colorado, it'd be difficult. Heh. I'm for UConn, though, so best of luck in the game!

The dynasty is still intact. Don't take anything ESPN, Fox Sports, or CBS Sportsline says too seriously.

Didn't get any respect before the game, don't expect to now. Nevermind being one of the best offenses in the league all season, nevermind being one of the best defenses in the league all season, and nevermind having the 2nd best turnover ratio in the league all season. Did the Broncos win pretty? No. But they did what 10 teams couldn't do over the last 4 years -- beat the Patriots in the postseason. This was a team that, if you average out all the power rankings over the course of the season, was the 2nd best team in the league across the board. For people to change their mind after that game is just stupid... we got exactly what we've gotten all season out of the defense. Stop the run, but give up a lot of passing yards, yet still keep them off of the board. That's been our defense all season, and it's the same exact reason I kept sharing one stat over and over... Denver was second in the league in Turnover Margin. They don't make the mistake that the Patriots apparently do (Since you guys are so convinced the Broncos didn't win, but the Patriots lost). They don't put the ball on the ground, and Jake Plummer rarely makes a stupid decision to throw the ball. As for the Patriots fumbles, Sauerbrun got his body on the ball -- it was a forced fumble in every sense of the word. The game was in little doubt by the time the Troy Brown fumble occured. You don't just drop the ball without contact, so that first fumble was also 'forced'. And the Brady Interception was a beautiful play by Champ Bailey, not an easy catch at all. How about that Invesco Field crowd that had Tom Brady shook throughout the entire first half? Here's another stat I shared -- Broncos are undefeated at home. No way the Steelers come in and win. In fact, anyone remember seeing the Patriots players on the sidelines wearing oxygen masks? You think it's a coincidence we were able to run the ball late? The offense didn't look great. How many of you expected them to? It's a fairly predictable offense -- establish the run, and use it to get Jake Plummer out of the pocket. Of course Bill Belichek is going to find a way to stop it when he sees it for the second time! Especially considering their front seven is the 'best in the NFL', as I'm sure some of you would say.

Still undefeated at home.

Champ Bailey deserved to get his head taken off, but I guess it wasn't showboating as much as fatigue. Fantastic game, a LOT closer than it looked. Congrats on a great season, Pats fans, especially considering the injuries.

I never said the run offense was ridiculously underrated. The entire defensive unit was. No matter what the reason, the Pats only score 13 points. How can you even argue?