Have the Pittsburgh Steelers pretty much become "America's Team" at this point?

[Reload]

I'd have to say yes. Lots of cheers for them even in a preseason road game tonight.

[Jimmy0607]

They have a lot of fans from every place in the nation , Saw it here in Tampa when they came for the Superbowl

[Dante]

I think so.. I mean how can you not like big ben and what he brings to the table as a QB perfect fit for that team and the story of Willie parker that was not even given a chance to run at NC where he play college and now has 2 SB rings

they are like the dallas cowboys of the 90's in a way without the Crack and Irvin stuff

[Jimmy0607]

I think the cowboys became americas most hated team

[CaneDawg]

jerry jones ruined the cowboys chances of being "americas team"

the public respects the steelers ownership and coach

this cannot be said of the fraud wade phillips is

[Fishhead]

No

PACKERS

[Dante]

No

PACKERS

[The General]

I don't get that feeling, but maybe so. We need a CNN/ESPN poll.

[DwightShrute]

absolutely NO. That term was coined for the Cowboys in the 90's and I hated it then and hate it today. There is no more Americas Team.

humbly IMO

[FrozenMAN]

ROMO will return da boys to what they used to be this year, love romo though bucs are my #1

[BGboothA]

I don't see why not, it all started when they were the referees team a few years ago.

(self admitted bias hawk fan)