Personal Injury Law

Pittsburgh Steelers - Last minute drive gives them sixth Super Bowl Win

By Brian F. LaBovick, Esq.

Yesterday's Superbowl XLIII 20in Tampa Florida  was outstanding.  Two teams both with new head coaches and exceptional players stood to make history last night. One for the most Superbowl wins and one for the first Superbowl win of his Franchise. Unfortunately, only one could take home the trophy and that would be the Pittsburgh Steelers. With so many outstanding plays in the game, it is hard to deny that both teams played to win.  There was the magnificent interception by Pittsburgh Steeler linebacker, James Harrison, that ran the ball 100 yards for a touchdown. My heart stopped and I knew that the Steelers wanted to win this game. However, the Cardinals seemed to breathe life into their game scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.  Larry Fitzgerald came through for the Cardinals and it really seemed that they were poised to win this Superbowl.

As they say, "It is not over until it is over". With less than 40 seconds on the clock, Sanantonio Holmes decided to leap into the air and come through for his team.  He connected with his Quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger  and scored a touchdown despite being surrounded by Cardinals player trying to block him.  He caught the ball in mid air and held on to it, making the game winning touchdown with only seconds on the clock. 

Although the Cardinals did not win, they played an excellent game. Their players gelled and gave the Steelers several nail biting moments. Their Franchise will no longer be a joke in the NFL and will get attention.  I am sure that we will be seeing more exceptional Football from this team in the coming years.  But for today, we must celebrate the magnificent win of Pittsburgh Coach Tomlin and the Rooney family for believing that this young Coach could give them another Superbowl win. 

Way to Go Steelers!!!!

(P.S. I had to share my sentiments of this fantastic game with all of our readers and friends)

Full post as published by LaBovick Injury Law Blog on February 02, 2009 (boomark / email).