Which was the bigger Superbowl 43 play?

[Stryker]

Since we're on to polls right now,

Which play was the biggest/most impactful/favorite, however you want to call it, play in that lowB repuS?

 

[Coryea]

The one that won the trophy, shouldn't even be a debate. Harrison scored there was still an entire half to play.

 

[wig]

I wish could vote Cope, but being from Montana I'm afraid I'm not qualified.

 

[Troglodyte]

The one that won the trophy, shouldn't even be a debate. Harrison scored there was still an entire half to play.

A victory is the sum of it's parts, not a final score. Harrison's score was the biggest part of that victory.

 

[Coryea]

A victory is the sum of it's parts, not a final score. Harrison's score was the biggest part of that victory.

No way, at worse if that play doesn't happen it's 14-10 arizona at the half or 10-10. If the TD pass doesn't happen there's a good chance we don't have that trophy

 

[jitter77]

Harrison easily. You took points off them and gave them to us. Arizona was lighting us up the second half. Without Harrisons play their might not have even been a chance for holmes catch. Also we still had a few downs and time to score if he does not make it.

 

[SteveA]

Harrison's was more unlikely that is for darn sure.......

Time expired and he rumbled freakin' 100 yards. Had to fall on a player and NOT hit the ground before the goal line. Evaded a tackle?

Thing of beauty....Collapsing on the field and out of breath from this improbable run.

8 career interceptions and ZERO TD's regular season.

I INT & I TD in the lowB repuS........Man Steeler history rocks!!!

 

[Stryker]

I wish could vote Cope, but being from Montana I'm afraid I'm not qualified.

I don't exclude Wig, You can just say who you like.

Is anyone voting? Maybe I screwed up the settings.

 

[Coryea]

The Harrison play was more improbable for sure, but most important, I'll take the one that put us in the lead with 35 seconds left that gave us the trophy

 

[Coryea]

Also if not for the td pass, no one gives a damn about the Harrison play

 

[Troglodyte]

No way, at worse if that play doesn't happen it's 14-10 arizona at the half or 10-10.

Or 30-20 Arizona at the end of the game.

 

[Troglodyte]

Also if not for the td pass, no one gives a damn about the Harrison play

If not for Harrison's play, the Steelers are down multiple scores and nobody's paying attention to the game.

 

[Lunar]

I'm grateful we can have this debate.

 

[Steelerfan81]

We still trailed after the Harrison TD. Have to go with the Holmes catch. That gave us the lead.

 

[SteelBuckeye]

The BIGGEST play was the one that put the final in "final score" (Holmes' catch)

The BEST play was the one that was improbable ... made by one of the least likely to intercept a pass in coverage that you could have thought of. Remember, even the coaches were shocked by that INT because Harrison kinda "freelanced" on it .. He wasn't supposed to be where he was at. However, he'd studied film that showed him a tendency on AZ's part and he exploited that tendency for an INT and score.

 

[MTC]

We still trailed after the Harrison TD. Have to go with the Holmes catch. That gave us the lead.

Considering this then yes. The Harrison int was a thing of beauty though

 

[Steelr4evr]

Harrison play swung 7 our way instead of 7 their way before the half. Massive momentum changer. Both of those touchdowns are needed to win the game. We certainly would have needed another score in the second half. Harrison's was the absolute most improbable to achieve. It's certainly one of my top 5 steeler plays of all time for me. It's right up with Swann's beautiful leaping catches.

It's hard to say if we even are in a position to win that game with Holmes at the end had the events at the end of the first half had not occurred....

 

[Lorrie]

We needed them both and both were important. But I will not vote against James. He's a beast. I remember yelling and screaming and jumping around my living room waving my TT shouting, "Love me some James Harrison!" LOL God I loved that play.

 

[Troglodyte]

We still trailed after the Harrison TD. Have to go with the Holmes catch. That gave us the lead.

If by "trailed" you mean "led 17-7" you are correct. Otherwise I think your opinion should be disqualified immediately.

 

[Troglodyte]

Considering this then yes. The Harrison int was a thing of beauty though

Consider doing a fact check.

 

[Steelerfan81]

If by "trailed" you mean "led 17-7" you are correct. Otherwise I think your opinion should be disqualified immediately.

Poorly worded, but try we still trailed later in the game is what I meant. Not like it won the game.

I was sitting right in front of where Harrison caught it. So I think I'm qualified.

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[bmoritz]

IMHO, the Harrison play is the second biggest play in NFL playoff history, behind only the Immaculate Reception. The Holmes catch was legendary, not putting it down in any way/shape/form, but the Harrison 100 yard TD was downright otherworldly.

 

[Coryea]

We were losing late in the 4th, Ben to Holmes td pass happened we were then leading and won our 6th, so it's not close

 

[slashsteel]

What a interesting debate.

Harrison's play swung the momentum in the Steelers favor, then in the second half that shifted.


And Holmes sealed the deal in a clutch crunch time of the game.


for me

1A Ben to Santonio
1B HArrison INT return for a TD


Tough decision and I damn nearly ran out of breath trying to decide.

 

[SteelerSask2]

You know what is another great play in SB history. Jermaine Kearse catch on the ground at the 6 yard line against the Pat's. Know why it doesn't mean anything. Cause Wilson got picked two plays later. Without Holmes catch as thrilling as Harrison play is a minor footnote