Still Steelers Nation
Here is a great mashup from: http://www.the506.com/nflmaps/ showing which NFL games played in which markets yesterday afternoon.
Monday, September 22, 2008
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5 Comments:
It's B.S. that Erie gets Cleveland Browns games. Sure, Cleveland might be a couple miles closer than Pittsburgh... but Erie's solid Steeler territory.
So whats up with Denver???
One thing I've never understood is if the Steelers are so popular across the country why are they always off the radar of the national media? Pretty much any nationally broadcast commercial featuring an NFL team uses the Patriots or Cowboys. Why don't they feature the Steelers if they are so popular? Don't even get me started on the love affair between ESPN and other networks and the Patriots and Cowboys. Its just ridiculous.
Denver was playing NO at that time, so I'm sure they had a local broadcast of that.
Why did it have to be THAT game that most of the country saw? I'm embarrassed.
With that said, the TV networks never hype the Steelers for the following reasons:
1. The Steelers have stars, but no superstars.
2. Pittsburgh is a smaller DMA than Dallas, Boston, etc.
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