Basic, Bold and Bizarre Steelers Predictions surrounding Super Bowl LIII

As the Steeler-less Super Bowl will be played this weekend, fans of the Black-and-Gold will be watching and thinking “if only”. Even though the Pittsburgh Steelers will not be between the white lines at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Sunday, there are definite Steeler things to look out for. I’ve compiled a list of predictions (some basic, and some utterly idiotic) to look for in this weekend’s epic event.

• Alan Faneca is denied “The Gold Jacket” again when Tony Boselli gets the only O-line call to the Hall.
• However, “the Artists formerly known as the Munch Bunch” take home the “Built Ford Tough” Offensive Line of the Year at NFL Honors.
• During an interview between a former young coach and a current one to make the Super Bowl early in their careers, Bill Cowher shares his memories of his SB debut in Arizona 23-years ago and gives sage advice to Sean McVay.
• The Steelers are mentioned as the last team to defeat the Patriots in the 2018 season.
• Todd Gurley’s merely-adequate performance is noticed by Le’Veon Bell and addressed with a series of iuinterpretable emojis.
• Wide Receivers AB and JuJu Smith-Schuster appear in SB commercials, but for reasons unknown to many... Eli Rogers does not get his shot at a Clio award.
• Because the “Big Game” is on CBS and not Fox, Terry Bradshaw having been rendered unable to join Maroon 5 and promote “The Masked Singer”... a show in which he was ousted from a few weeks back while wearing a deer mask and antlers. However, ‘‘The Blonde Bomber” finds a way to delight a dozen Steeler fans in attendance by performing his version of Florida Georgia Line’s “Get Your Shine On” in the end zone after the Third Quarter.
• Meanwhile back home, avid hunter Brett Keisel grabs his deer rifle and blasts the screen of his 75” Samsung 3D television.
• Antonio Brown catches wind of Bradshaw’s performance and is livid. Being the first person ousted from the same show dressed as a hip-hop rhino while singing Bobby Brown’s “My Perrogative”, AB demands a trade from Fox because the network allegedly favors the Super Bowl QB over him.
• Steeler fans rejoice as their Penn Hills and Pitt alum, Aaron Donald, registers a MVP-caliber performance with 1.5 sacks and three hurries of Brady.
• The record of most Super Bowl wins becomes a tie to the chagrin of Steeler Nation as the Patriots prevail 44-42 to expand their total of wins to six.
• Jim Nantz uses the phrase “Move Over Pittsburgh” when proclaiming the Pats champs.
• Steeler Nation laments the fact on social media that their team could’ve beaten the Rams, had their team only gotten in.

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How many of these will be right? Hopefully only one or two.

“Remember basic merely happens, the bold rises to the top...but the bizarre is remembered forever.”-Bryan Anthony Davis, 2019

Bonus Prediction

• Nobody will ever reference my original quote above.