Can someone gather details on the 2010 Steelers and Packers season? For example, rating of Defense, Offense and Specials.

I see a lot of similarities and would like to know where one team has truly outperformed the other. I suspect that the Steelers have a much better running game as ours has been weak for most of the season.

Thanks.

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Packers:
Scored 388 points (24.2/g), 10th of 32 in the NFL.
Allowed 240 points (15.0/g), 2nd.
Differential of 148 points (9.2/g), 2nd.

Takeaway/Giveaway Differential +10 (0.6/g), 4th.

Rodgers 3922 yds, 28 TD, 11 INT, 101.2 rating
Shields (returner) avg 21.5 yds KR
Crosby 22/28, long of 56
Masthay avg 43.9 YPP, 25/71 inside the 20

Steelers:
Scored 375 points (23.4/g), 12th of 32 in the NFL.
Allowed 232 points (14.5/g), 1st.
Differential of 143 points (8.9/g), 3rd.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential +17 (1.1/g), 2nd.

Roethlisberger 3200 yds, 17 TD, 5 INT, 97.0 rating
Sanders (returner) avg 25.1 yds KR, 15.0 yds PR, 0 TD in each
Suisham 14/15, long of 48
Sepulveda, avg. 45.5 YPP, 16/56 inside the 20


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Including the Playoffs the Packers have played nine games against playoff teams and went 6-3.

Pittsburgh has played 8 teams that made the playoffs and went 4-4 but were 2-4 against playoff teams until they won both their playoff games (at home).

We are both teams with outdoor stadiums that played very few games this year in domes. We played at the Vikes, Detroit, and Atlanta twice. The only game Pittsburgh played in a dome was against the Saints and they lost. If this game were outdoors in the cold it would favor the Steelers.

It's not. It's in Dallas. I am sure this is the biggest reason we are favored. The stats between the two are scary close.

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Supelveda won't be punting for the Steelers. He got hurt making a tackle late in the season, and he was replaced by Jeremy Kapinos, who averaged 41.9 YPP with the Colts and Steelers combined.

The most meaningful number, though, is the net average:

Masthay 37.6 yards
Kapinos 33.3 yards

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