Any Cowboys and/or 49ers fans who don't want the Steelers to win their 6th Super Bowl

[Flower'sChild]

When the Dallas Cowboys are out, most of the time I am just like whoever wins the Super Bowl wins it. I just like to see a good Super Bowl. Also to me the Steelers are not one of my big rivals. Some Cowboys fans look at the Steelers as big rivals and that is fine. I myself look at the Giants/Eagles/Redskins as my big rivals and those 3 teams are the ones that I want to look at as my big rivals.

But I still don't want the Steelers to win, because I don't want them to be the first team to win 6 Super Bowls. Right now the Cowboys and the 49ers and the Steelers each have 5 Super Bowl rings. There is not other team with 5 or more Super Bowl rings. This is the big reason why I don't want the Steelers to win.

 

[Wilt Dasney]

I usually pull for the underdog, but I think I'll be rooting for Pittsburgh in the Bowl. I think they're a worthy franchise to reclaim the all-time Super Bowl wins crown, because of their consistency over time. San Francisco's five wins all came in a 13-year span, and they haven't been to any Super Bowls outside of those five. Dallas has been to more Super Bowls than anyone, but they've all been in the '70s and '90s.

Pittsburgh has had their down time, but it seems they've been a little more consistent. They've played in one Super Bowl in each of the last four decades (granted this is a little bit of a cheat, since they played in the 1980 big game after the 1979 season and didn't get that far again until 1996). In general, I think their body of work and level of consistency across the Super Bowl era has been more impressive than the Cowboys' or Niners', so I'd like to see them take their place at the top of the heap.

I know that I'm asking for it with this reply to a thread started by a Dallas fan, but that's how I see it. :lol:

 

[Flower'sChild]

I usually pull for the underdog, but I think I'll be rooting for Pittsburgh in the Bowl. I think they're a worthy franchise to reclaim the all-time Super Bowl wins crown, because of their consistency over time. San Francisco's five wins all came in a 13-year span, and they haven't been to any Super Bowls outside of those five. Dallas has been to more Super Bowls than anyone, but they've all been in the '70s and '90s.

Pittsburgh has had their down time, but it seems they've been a little more consistent. They've played in one Super Bowl in each of the last four decades (granted this is a little bit of a cheat, since they played in the 1980 big game after the 1979 season and didn't get that far again until 1996). In general, I think their body of work and level of consistency across the Super Bowl era has been more impressive than the Cowboys' or Niners', so I'd like to see them take their place at the top of the heap.

I know that I'm asking for it with this reply to a thread started by a Dallas fan, but that's how I see it. :lol:

It did take a while for the Steelers to win the final Championship game. Before there was even a Super Bowl the Steelers never won a final Championship game. So win the Steelers won their first Super Bowl it was like after all these years they have at last won it all. Of course the same can be said about the Cowboys and the 49ers. People used to say that the Cowboys are next years Champions.

Super Bowl 6 is when the Cowboys won their first Super Bowl. After years is almost going all the way they had at last gone all the way. The Dolphins only scored 3 points against the Cowboys. The Cowboys are the only team in history who has ever stopped the other teams from scoring a touchdown in the Super Bowl. Another thing was that was the year before the Dolphins had a perfect season and they only scored 3 points against the Cowboys. In fact Super Bowl 6 was the only time in the year of 1972 that the Dolphins lost a game (and I am not talking about pre-season) > I know that the Super Bowl in 1972 was part of the 71 season and that the Dolphins had their perfect season in the season 1972.

 

[Timmay]

Cowboy fan...

Steelers :hurl: