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Dear ***,

January 26, 2006

It will be a battle of firsts in Detroit. The upstart Steelers are the first No. 6 seed to ever play for the Vince Lombardi Trophy, while the Seahawks are making their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Both clubs rolled to victory in the championship games, with Pittsburgh winning its third straight road playoff game, beating Denver 34-17, while Seattle slammed the door on the Panthers' season with a 34-14 triumph. This will be Mike Holmgren's third trip to the Super Bowl, where he was 1-1 as head coach of the Packers, while Bill Cowher is 0-1 after losing to the Cowboys in Super Bowl XXX.


	Super Coaching Efforts - Great success stories in the Super Bowl are about coaches who are not afraid to take a chance - to do something different, to do whatever it takes to give their team the best opportunity to win.

DeShaun Foster	Rushing	Yds
	1. D. Foster CAR	205
	2. S. Alexander SEA	141
	3. J. Bettis PIT	137
	4. W. Parker PIT	132
	5. M. Anderson DEN	105

Ben Roethlisberger	Passing	Yds
	1. B. Roethlisberger PIT	680
	2. J. Delhomme CAR	655
	3. T. Brady NE	542
	4. M. Hasselbeck SEA	434
	5. J. Plummer DEN	420

Steve Smith	Receiving	Yds
	1. S. Smith CAR	335
	2. D. Jackson SEA	218
	3. C. Wilson PIT	196
	4. D. Branch NE	189
	5. R. Smith DEN	157

Willie McGinest	Sacks	No.
	1. W. McGinest NE	4.5
	2. J. Porter PIT	3
	3. J. Farrior PIT	2.5
	4. M. Strahan NYG	2
	5. B. Keisel PIT	2

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