Go Packers!

[WRREBEL]

[WRREBEL]

Clay Matthews reminds me alot of steve lattimer from the program

[hoorta]

@bunsofsteel08 said:

PITTSBURGH native Christina Aguilara to Sing National Anthem at SB~45 ...

More Karma ?? How bout Steelers Ben Roethlisberger #7 in his 7th Season going for Steelrs SB # 7 !!! ?? THINGS THAT MAKE YA GO hmmmm

? I normally doubt and am a wreck during Super Bowls... But Maybe this is anointed ...LOL !! Enjoy Cleveland ...ENJOY !! But MAybe not , hmmmm... 777 !

Maybe she can have a wardrobe malfunction to make it more interesting....

BTW, even if you win the Packers still have you beat in Championships.

[The Gipper]

@bunsofsteel08 said:

PITTSBURGH native Christina Aguilara to Sing National Anthem at SB~45 ...

More Karma ?? How bout Steelers Ben Roethlisberger #7 in his 7th Season going for Steelrs SB # 7 !!! ?? THINGS THAT MAKE YA GO hmmmm

? I normally doubt and am a wreck during Super Bowls... But Maybe this is anointed ...LOL !! Enjoy Cleveland ...ENJOY !! But MAybe not , hmmmm... 777 !

Its always about Cleveland, isn't it?

[Vagitron]

@wrrebel said:

I want to get this T-shirt..

No you don't and that's a rip off from the Chuck Norris quotes. Clay Mathews is a beast BUT he's no Chuck Norris.

And Hoorta I just read that a few of the primary Steeler insiders. Jim Wexell being the main one stated via twitter I believe that the Steeler organization feels the hard cast will promote a faster healing process with Pouncey. It's not employed because of the severity. According to Wexell. I guess we'll see.

[Vagitron]

@wrrebel said:

Clay Matthews reminds me alot of steve lattimer from the program

Lol he totally does and I LOVE that movie. And Pumpkin Eater you're a train wreck. A honest to god embarrassment to the intelligent fans on this message board.

[TheClevelandSound]

[Slurp and Burp]

without a Steeler thread this board would be dead.

Knocking on Seven's door. I am not sure the Browns can ever catch up.

P.S. I like men.

[Slurp and Burp]

P.S. Certain Browns fans are Retarded to continually talk smack about the Steelers and their fans.

Enjoy the Super Bowl.

And I still like men.

[FSG]

In the Modern Era of the NFL, the Steelers have 384 wins to the Browns 258.

That's 126 more wins, that is 77 less losses.

20 to 6 more Division Championships

33 to 4 more Post Season wins

15 to 3 AFC Championship Game Appearances

8 to 0 Super Bowl Appearances

6 to 0 Super Bowl Wins

And you're referring to "Total Embarrassment" of being a Steelers fan over a Browns fan? Yeah, I definitely would rather be known as a team that throws bottles on the field as opposed to the one that is playing in the Super Bowl on next Sunday.

Take heart - you're close to having a franchise QB. After all, you only passed on both Ben Roethlisberger and Mark Sanchez in recent years.....you'll get it right someday. In the meantime, enjoy your inferiority complex.

[TheClevelandSound]

@fsg said:

In the Modern Era of the NFL, the Steelers have 384 wins to the Browns 258.

That's 126 more wins, that is 77 less losses.

20 to 6 more Division Championships

33 to 4 more Post Season wins

15 to 3 AFC Championship Game Appearances

8 to 0 Super Bowl Appearances

6 to 0 Super Bowl Wins

And you're referring to "Total Embarrassment" of being a Steelers fan over a Browns fan? Yeah, I definitely would rather be known as a team that throws bottles on the field as opposed to the one that is playing in the Super Bowl on next Sunday.

Take heart - you're close to having a franchise QB. After all, you only passed on both Ben Roethlisberger and Mark Sanchez in recent years.....you'll get it right someday. In the meantime, enjoy your inferiority complex.

A Steelers fan made this application.

[ClevelandBigDawg]

@fsg said:

In the Modern Era of the NFL, the Steelers have 384 wins to the Browns 258.

That's 126 more wins, that is 77 less losses.

20 to 6 more Division Championships

33 to 4 more Post Season wins

15 to 3 AFC Championship Game Appearances

8 to 0 Super Bowl Appearances

6 to 0 Super Bowl Wins

And you're referring to "Total Embarrassment" of being a Steelers fan over a Browns fan? Yeah, I definitely would rather be known as a team that throws bottles on the field as opposed to the one that is playing in the Super Bowl on next Sunday.

Take heart - you're close to having a franchise QB. After all, you only passed on both Ben Roethlisberger and Mark Sanchez in recent years.....you'll get it right someday. In the meantime, enjoy your inferiority complex.

That's weird, because I found this....

The record, all time, of the Cleveland Browns combined is 415-352-10 a winning percentage of .541.

The record, all time, of the Pittsburgh Steelers combined is 565-529-21 a winning percentage of .516.

Last I checked .541 > .516

Whatever though...

[hoorta]

@clevelandbigdawg said:

That's weird, because I found this....

The record, all time, of the Cleveland Browns combined is 415-352-10 a winning percentage of .541.

The record, all time, of the Pittsburgh Steelers combined is 565-529-21 a winning percentage of .516.

Last I checked .541 > .516

Whatever though...

You're forgetting an important point

STEELERS FANS THINK THE HISTORY OF THE NFL STARTED IN 1970

[Pumpkin Eater]

@fsg said:

In the Modern Era of the NFL, the Steelers have 384 wins to the Browns 258.

That's 126 more wins, that is 77 less losses.

20 to 6 more Division Championships

33 to 4 more Post Season wins

15 to 3 AFC Championship Game Appearances

8 to 0 Super Bowl Appearances

6 to 0 Super Bowl Wins

And you're referring to "Total Embarrassment" of being a Steelers fan over a Browns fan? Yeah, I definitely would rather be known as a team that throws bottles on the field as opposed to the one that is playing in the Super Bowl on next Sunday.

Take heart - you're close to having a franchise QB. After all, you only passed on both Ben Roethlisberger and Mark Sanchez in recent years.....you'll get it right someday. In the meantime, enjoy your inferiority complex.

Well FAG, unfortunately for you, Pro football didn't start with the Stooler's first tainted Superbowl win. Will the Stoolers ever catch up to the Browns? Maybe if they continue to cheat at the high level they do today.

[Pumpkin Eater]

So then what's your problem?

[Pumpkin Eater]

Dr. Richard Rydze predicts the Squeelers will win this years superbowl.

[Vagitron]

@hoorta said:

You're forgetting an important point

STEELERS FANS THINK THE HISTORY OF THE NFL STARTED IN 1970

Hoorta sir one thing you can't deny is the absolutely diluted nature of the NFL during the earliest parts of the league from a talent stand point. Not to mention far less teams. I don't know that anyone completely discredits those championships but I do believe they carry less weight and I'm not alone. Fact of the matter is where live in the NOW and the now is Pittsburgh in the upper echelon. If the tables turn at some point so be it but right now it is what it is and the Steelers sit near the top.

[Kosar_For_President]

Homotron said:

Hoorta sir one thing you can't deny is the absolutely diluted nature of the NFL during the earliest parts of the league from a talent stand point.

Homo, I've made the point over and over. From a talent standpoint? So when you played Panthers this year, how did that work out for you. You won with probably second and third stringers at half. Is anyone here bitching because the talent on the Panthers horrible team is "diluted". How is that different?

The Browns at that time had the best RB and QB of all time (not including the other 10 or so HOFer's). They won because they were dominant, not because the other teams sucked. They were just that dominant.

And if the league was so diluted, why did the Steelers only have one winning season, or whatever the horrible stats are?

[Slurp and Burp]

We Can’t Beat Them

(By the Cleveland Browns)

We, the Browns’ veterans

from over the years.

Leave these words for the current Browns,

though they’re soaked in tears.

Try as you might,

and we’re sure that you will.

You cannot defeat

The Men of Steel.

We could not beat them

at Three Rivers.

The thought of that place

gives us the shivers.

We could not beat

the mighty Steel Curtain.

Though we tried our best

defeat was certain.

We could not beat

the one called Greene.

We were scared of him,

he was so darn mean!

We could not stop

Bradshaw to Swann.

Those guys were awesome!

We’re glad they’re gone!

We could not beat

the one called “Bus”.

He ran through our “D”.

He was stronger than us

We can’t beat them

at Heinz Field.

Those Terrible Towel wavers

make all foes yield.

We can’t beat

the one called “Ward”.

If he’s a receiver

why does he hit so hard?

We can’t beat Troy

with his flowing hair.

Or James Harrison

and his icy stare.

We can’t stop

number 17.

He’s the fastest receiver

we’ve ever seen.

And what are we supposed

to do with Big Ben?

In or out of the pocket

he’s impossible to defend.

How do we stop

their black and gold might?

Perhaps garlic and holy water?

Or Kryptonite?

We can’t even beat them

on our home turf.

If we can’t beat them here

Can we beat them anywhere on Earth?

We can’t beat them

here nor there.

We can’t beat them

anywhere.

They have better colors.

They play in a better town.

They win Super Bowls

while knocking us around.

We don’t mean to depress you

with these words of gloom.

But facing the Steelers

is a sure path to doom.

But give it your best shot,

and you’ll learn why we feel

that we cannot beat

those Men of Steel.

[The Gipper]

Homotron said:

Hoorta sir one thing you can't deny is the absolutely diluted nature of the NFL during the earliest parts of the league from a talent stand point.

Diluted? If anything the NFL is more diluted now.

Not to mention far less teams. I don't know that anyone completely discredits those championships but I do believe they carry less weight and I'm not alone.

I don't know , I was not a math major but 1 is not more than 1.

Whatever weight you put on things, it is a self imposed burden.

Fact of the matter is where live in the NOW and the now is Pittsburgh in the upper echelon. If the tables turn at some point so be it but right now it is what it is and the Steelers sit near the top.

Yes, "Now" the Steelers have had the better of things. That still doesn't mean you have the right to mangle math.

A year is a year is a year.