Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers Face for Super Bowl 2011

Finally! The 2011 NFL Playoffs was already finished and two NFL teams emerged as champions from the National Football Conference (NFC) and American Football Conference (AFC) from the Conference Championship Round held last weekend.

Apparently, my prediction in the NFC Championship Game came true with Green Bay Packers as representative for the Super Bowl 2011 after defeating Chicago Bears at a score of 21-14.

Aaron Rodgers ran for a score and made a TD-saving tackle in leading the Green Bay Packers into the Super Bowl 2011."It's a dream come true. It's an incredible feeling. I'm at a loss for words," Rodgers said.

Meanwhile, my prediction for the AFC Championship Game did not came into realization as New York Jets was defeated by Pittsburgh Steelers in a score of 19-24. The Steelers ended the Jets' season with a dominant first half resulting in a 24-3 lead. Mendenhall ran for 95 of his 121 rushing yards and a touchdown before halftime.

With that said, NFC Champion Green Bay Packers will face AFC Champion Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl 2011 football event next month at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, North Texas.

Having known the two NFL teams who will fight to get the Super Bowl 2011 trophy, which do you think will have the edge of winning and will be declared as Super Bowl 2011 champions?

If we are to look on history, Pittsburgh Steelers appeared 7 times in the past in a Super Bowl game with 6 wins and 1 loss. This will be their 8th appearance for the Super Bowl 2011. So far, they are the NFL team with the most number of wins in a Super Bowl game.

Meanwhile, Super Bowl 2011 contender Green Bay Packers only appeared 4 times in the past with 3 wins and 1 loss. This will be their 5th time as they face the Steelers for the Super Bowl 2011.

Even with those statistics in the Super Bowl game, let us not forget the fact that the Super Bowl trophy was named after a Green Bay Packers coach which was Vince Lombardi. He led the Packers to win the first two Super Bowl games in 1965 and 1966.

The question now is: "Which history repeats itself?" Will Mike McCarthy lead Green Bay Packers to win the Super Bowl 2011 just like what their former head coach Vince Lombardi did several years ago? Or will the Pittsburgh Steelers register another win for the Super Bowl 2011 to add to their wins of Super Bowl games?

What do you think? We advise you to continue visiting us here at Super Bowl 2011 live stream as more and more updates will be provided with the much awaited NFL Championship football game approaches two weeks from now.