One of the dominant storyline in the lead-up to tonight’s Super Bowl was the so-called “redemption” of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. And early in the second quarter, FOX discussed Roethlisberger’s sexual assault controversy.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have much, much more Super Bowl experience as a team than the Green Bay Packers, but it was the Pack dominating early on – culminating in an interception returned for a touchdown by Green Bay’s Nick Collins.

News leaked back in January that Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is now engaged to Newcastle, PA native Ashley Harlan.

As Super Bowl week heats up, players for both the Steelers and Packers have begun to move up in our NFL Power Rankings. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers holds the top spot, while the Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger comes in at number three.

Naturally, we started wondering: if the Super Bowl really were a film, which actors would portray the players and coaches? Without further ado, here is the cast of Super Bowl XLV: The Movie.

It’s time to “separate the man from the athlete.” Where does Ben Roethlisberger rank among the NFL’s elite?

Even though we’re still feeling the hangover from yesterday’s conference championship (Jay Cutler, anyone?), some football analysts are already looking ahead to Super Bowl Sunday and offering their picks. Here, a rundown of who they say will win.

In between the boogers and humping, some football got played in Pittsburgh yesterday during the AFC title game. After the jump, videos of some of the key plays that led the Steelers back to the Super Bowl.

The Pittsburgh Steelers just completed a 24-19 AFC Championship Game victory over the New York Jets. Some Steelers, like running back Rashard Mendenhall, were especially excited about this.

In one of the more bizarre plays you’ll ever see in the playoffs, Corey Redding of the Baltimore Ravens returned a Ben Roethlisberger fumble for a touchdown to give the Ravens a 14-7 lead.