A Tribute to the Steelers & WR #88 Emmanuel Sanders by LiL One The Champ

by thehermanharris on Feb 2, 2011 10:40 PM EST

ESPN may now feature the soundtrack/video of the SuperBowl tribute to the Steelers & WR #88 Emmanuel Sanders by LiL One The Champ! Help encourage ESPN by sharing this link with all Pittsburgh Steelers and Emmanuel Sanders fans!!! #SteelerNation http://bit.ly/gmegFm

The Official Pittsburgh SuperBowl Anthem by LiL One The Champ "My Super Bowl" - A Tribute to WR #88 Emmanuel "Madball" Sanders & the Pittsburgh Steelers!!! http://bit.ly/gmegFm can be found on YouTube.

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Manny deserves this post highlighting how important he is- but we want VIDEO of his great cuts

Thanks for pointing out how much Manny’s emergence means to the team. If someone has the time and expertise to highlight how he separates from good defensive backs with those beautiful smooth cuts, that would be a fitting tribute. As one of the first posters who said he looks to have Swann’s body control way back in August, I love seeing Manny’s work. The Packer fans think Shields or Collins can cover Manny. but his graceful cuts have been giving him some separation from every DB who has been on him the second half of this year. He is repalcing Hines as the guy BB looks for over the middle who will usually have a step after the cut.

by buddydial on Feb 3, 2011 11:04 AM EST reply actions

"Madball"?

"We didn't worry about the calls," Harrison said. "When you're getting a lot of penalties against you, it brings you together."

by kick him in the head on Feb 3, 2011 11:19 AM EST reply actions

Sanders

Its unfortunate that Sanders was hurt early on in the SuperBowl. I really think he could have added to the offense giving BB more options to successfully move the chains. Im looking into seeing if we can produce a video demonstrating his seperation cuts that open DB’s coverage. As far as the nickname “Madball”, it has been a name he’s had since a youngin. It would be great to see Steeler Nation chant "Maaaaad Baaaaallll after he makes big catches next year! All in all, its great to see how he emerged as a rookie this season and I look forward to him doing big things for the Steelers next season!

by thehermanharris on Feb 8, 2011 4:32 AM EST reply actions