Pittsburgh wins its record 6th SuperBowl

[Philly_SWAT]

What an amazing game! My main goal was to see a good game (which I definitely got! Perhaps the best ever!), but I must admit I was rooting for Kurt Warner. But now the franchise has won 6 Super Bowls, alone with the most after being tied with San Fran and Dallas with 5. All things considered, do you feel that the Steelers are the best team of the Super Bowl Era? EDIT: After seeing some of the responses, I realize that I did not ask the question very well. What I meant to say was that if you think the STEELERS FRANCHISE as a whole in the best franchise of the Super Bowl Era. I was not trying to ask if the 2009 Super Bowl winning team is the best individual team ever.

[DjfunkmasterG]

No, because their wins were not consistent. TO me, what makes a great football, or superbowl team is to consistently perform within a given timespan, like for example, the 49ers of the 80's and 90's. it could be argued that the Dallas Cowboys are the ebst Superbowl team, but since I can't stand those fucking posers I wouldn't even acknowledge it if it were true.

[slickwilly13]

The Steelers almost lost it. I am related to the head coach of the losing team. So, I was rooting for the opposing team.

[AcesandEights]

That was an incredible game, but to even insinuate for a moment that the Steelers are the best team in Superbowl history would be a cardinal sin of epic proportion. One might as well commit suicide whilst pregnant and eating meat on a Friday. Now, I suppose someone could start to argue that the Steelers are the best franchise in Superbowl history, which seems like splitting hairs, but it wouldn't be. *Begins timing how long it takes for a Brit to come in and remind us all it's not real football, as it consists of neither a foot, a ball nor the requisite hate crime.

[Mr.G]

I wanted the underdog Cardinals to win...giving me hope that even my Vikings could finally win the big one.

[axlish]

Franchise and Team goes to The Steelers Why? You could make an argument that Joe Montana's 49ers would be the best Team, but Bradshaw and the boys won four themselves, and against arguably stiffer competition (Landry's Cowboys, Madden's Raiders and even Shula's Dolphins, all dynasties in their own right). The 49ers played the Bengals twice, a hot Dolphins team and the Broncos. Franchise? Duh... They've got six.

[Cody]

Okay first of all Pennsylvania kicked our our asses in the baseball of super bowls. They beat someones ass on our land. Florida has been bowing to PA lately. I was rooting for PA though. But I also wanted to have Arizona win becausw theyve never been there before

[Mutineer]

Great game. I wanted to see the forward pass at the end though to get a hail mary to Larry.

[Philly_SWAT]

I FUCKED UP on the question!! I edited my intial post. I meant the franchise as a whole during the Super Bowl Era, not this particular Steelers team.

[major jay]

And then there was one...

[Mr.G]

Great game. I wanted to see the forward pass at the end though to get a hail mary to Larry. Agreed. I can't believe it wasn't reviewed. If it was, it was the quickest in the history of the NFL. I looked down to eat my chicken wings and looked up and there was confetti everywhere!

[ProfessorChaos]

what a game, indeed. and yes, the steelers is, imo, the best franchise ever.

[Uncle Rege]

Without a doubt the best overall franchise EVER! And i dont even have to waste my time telling anybody why!!

[Minerva_Zombi]

Packers... The first two Super Bowls were dominated by them. Not to mention almost a decade of championships before that. Then they should've won 2 or 3 more in the 90's with Favre.

[Philly_SWAT]

Packers... The first two Super Bowls were dominated by them. Not to mention almost a decade of championships before that. Then they should've won 2 or 3 more in the 90's with Favre. Any championships won by the Packers before the first Super Bowl would not be included as part of the "Super Bowl Era". Neither would that idea that teams "should have won" when they didnt.