The glaring stat in the Packers 3 playoff games this year. Opposition rush attempts by running backs: Eagles(13/49yds), Falcons(13/45yds), Bears(17/70yds). As you can guess, the Packers held the T.O.P advantage in all 3 games. This will not happen against Pitt. Pitt will attempt 25 to 30 rushes from a RB and will win the time of possession battle. This is always a goal for them and certainly in this game. Look for Pitt to be very balanced with the 60 to 65 offensive plays from scrimmage. The battle to watch is Woodley vs. Bulaga. The rookie is going to have his hands full. The experience factor will benefit Pitt early on and late in the game. There are many factors to this game such as turnovers and field position but these are the keys that will impact the outcome. This will be a great game to watch!