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Informative Essay # 11: A Brief History Of The NFL

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In 2009, arguably one of the best Super Bowl was played in Tampa, Florida. This game featured the AFC champions Steelers and the NFC champions Cardinals, in which the Steelers prevailed 27-23. As any football fan could tell you the score of this game was not a low one at all. For the cardinals to put up 23 against the Steelers number one defense was shocking. Even more stunning, was to see the Steelers offense generate enough offense to put up 27 point. The Steelers offensive game had been struggling throughout the season, but their hard hitting, alert defense made up for it. Yet, this game is no joke a tam cannot win if any part of their game is slacking. Knowing this the Steelers came out ready to play. This game wasn’t just a high scoring …show more content…

Another highlight play was made later on that game. Wide receiver #11 Larry Fitzgerald leaped over a Pittsburgh defender and caught the ball from in front of him. For Fitzgerald to get that high in the air and to still be able to move his body in order to take the ball out of the defenders hands, proves just how athletic #11 really is. The effort by Larry Fitzgerald was just out of this world, but it had to be in order catch the ball that was under thrown by Quarterback Kurt Warner. Hands own that was an incredible play and would have been the play of the game, if it weren’t for the Santonio Holmes catch. The Quarterback #7 Ben Roethlisberger called for the snap and thus begins one of the best plays of Super Bowl history. Holmes begins his route running down the field, Roethlisberger is looking at him the whole way down the field. Two defenders in front of Santonio Holmes did not stop Big Ben from throwing the ball to the back of the end zone for only his receiver to catch. Ben trusted his arm strengthen and accuracy but most of all he trusted his receiver

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