Not to disagree with Eric, but I thought the officiating was poor, and the culmination of what was a season of poor officiating. And since he's flying back and can't update this, I figured I'd give you guys something else to chew on.

Anyway, we've been shown an incessant loop of James Harrison's 100-yard interception return for a touchdown. First of all it was a horrible decision by Kurt Warner, who stared down Anquan Boldin like a teenager would a playboy centerfold. He might as well have announced at the line of scrimmage that he was throwing it to Boldin.

Harrison also made a great play and a fantastic run, but was there some illegal help namely a clip by the Steelers Lamar Woodley, #56, on Arizona's Tim Hightower, #34, just before Harrison gets to the end zone. Well, here's the video and you decide.

A day after the Pittsburgh Steelers won their sixth Super Bowl title, most talk down in Arizona is centered on the fact that fans there feel they got screwed on a couple calls in the Super Bowl.

Sound familiar? It had some Seahawks fans rooting for Arizona on Sunday.

Matthew J. Darnell of Yahoo’s NFL football blog is imploring Arizona fans to not be like Seahawks fans, who he says are still bitter over the way the officials handled Super Bowl XL.

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