Super Bowl XL (2006) (TV)

User Rating:

6.1/10   

Director:

Drew Esocoff

Writer:

Dr. Seuss (adaptation)

Release Date:

5 February 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Sport

Plot:

The Seattle Seahawks take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan for Super Bowl XL! |

Plot Keywords:

Pittsburgh Steelers | Super Bowl | Seattle Seahawks | American Football | Non Fiction

Cast

Shaun Alexander	...	Himself - RB, Seattle Seahawks
Jerome Bettis	...	Himself - RB, Pittsburgh Steelers
Alan Faneca	...	Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Starting Left Guard
James Farrior	...	Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Starting Linebacker
Larry Foote	...	Pittsburgh Steelers - Linebacker
Clark Haggans	...	Pittsburgh Steelers - Linebacker
Casey Hampton	...	Pittsburgh Steelers - Nose Tackle
Jeff Hartings	...	Himself
Matt Hasselbeck	...	Himself - QB, Seattle Seahawks
Chris Hope	...	Pittsburgh Steelers - Free Safety
Dan Kreider	...	Pittsburgh Steelers - Fullback
Heath Miller	...	Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Starting Tight End
Willie Parker	...	Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Starting Running Back
Troy Polamalu	...	Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Starting Strong Safety
Joey Porter	...	Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Starting Linebacker

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Ford Field - 2000 Brush Street, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Movie Connections:

Follows Super Bowl XII (1978) (TV)

Quit crying Seahawk fans

Despite other opinions that were made about the game Steelers deserve to win. Anyone who knows the game or played the game, know that in order to score a touchdown the entire ball has to do is cross the goal line. When Big Ben was in the air the ball was on the goal line and even though he was pushed back. In football, they call that forward progress and that's why the play wasn't over turned. Even if the refs miss a call or two, one call doesn't determine the out come of a football game. The Seattle Seahawks had just as many opportunities to win the game as Pittsburgh. The difference was that the Steelers were able to execute and the Seahawks didn't. You can also add to the fact that Detroit is only 300 miles from Pittsburgh and Seattle is 3000 miles, which made this somewhat a home game for Pittsburgh. The bottom line is that the Refs didn't loose this game for Seattle, the Seahawks loss this game by themselves and they have no one to blame but themselves.