One thing Super Bowl Week is not short on is predictions, and Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald said he’s picking the Steelers over the Packers.

Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger have some strong similarities, but they also have some stark differences to their games. The quarterback matchup in Super Bowl XLV goes to Roethlisberger, because of his ability to break down the traditional concepts of defense.

The Texans’ Arian Foster was just an anoymous running back prior to last year’s training camp, but he’s rolling around the Media Center on Wednesday, in anticipation for the announcement of the Fed Ex Air & Ground winners. Foster is up against Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles and Falcons RB Michael Turner for the ground winner.

You may not have heard this, but it’s rather cold in Dallas. Freezing, literally. But this news might have flown under the radar because the media typically does not complain about the elements in the Super Bowl.

Click on the photo to see who has been to Radio Row during Super Bowl week.

So is Brett Favre rooting for the Packers in Super Bowl XLV? That question was posed to NFL Network’s Steve Mariucci during a live chat Wednesday morning on NFL.com.

The race for top quarterback in Steelers history is a two-person race. If it is even that close. But trying to fill those last four spots, that is where you earn your money. Without further ado, here is the top six quarterbacks in Steelers history.

Check out all the excitement Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the Green Bay Packers experienced at Media Day by clicking on the photo.

Check out all the action Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers experienced Media Day by clicking on the photo.

Before we get into anything else, let’s just jump right to the end of the book: I think the Packers are gonna beat the Steelers, and I think they’ll do it by double digits.

The lineage of the Packers quarterbacks is rather impressive — a pair of Hall of Famers, another certain to be joining them in Canton, and another who is just starting to carve out his place in NFL history. But when it comes to the Packers and Titletown, there is really only one way to judge these quarterbacks.

Hair was on everybody’s mind during Media Day. Well hair, the lack of it at least, is on my mind every day.

With two teams from middle America in the Super Bowl, it’s only fitting that the Middle American Conference is representing something fierce with 16 total players on both rosters.

Looking for an unheralded player who could make a big impact for the Steelers on Super Bowl Sunday? Look no further than the receiver position.

Steelers WR Hines Ward chats with Cowboys legend Tony Dorsett after Pittsburgh’s media session ended.