If you are the NFL Network marketing person, how do you sell...

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the Steelers v. Panthers Thursday night tilt next week? Good lord, the promo's for that game are going to be epic.

Not trying to look past Arizona or anything.

[Zcustom]

You didn't hear?

They're advertising "Double Trouble" Deangelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart's potent rushing attack against the vaunted Steeler D.

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Maybe Jordan Senn will get a feature story.

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Big Ben vs. Big Senn

The battle for Thursday night supremacy!!!

[Mr. Scot]

In the commercial, I'd ditch the usual dramatic music from NFL Films and substitute the Benny Hill theme.

(probably applies better to this week's game against the Cardinals, though)

[Guild]

You talk about the Steelers and say something like "Here kitty kitty"

Much like last years Thursday night loss against the Dolphins.

[The Saltman]

We are the worst team in the league and they are one of the best. I think its easy to sell it.

"If you want to see the biggest beatdown in NFL history feel free to watch us on Thrusday Night Football!!!"

[Happy Panther]

After Clausen goes off for 400 and 5TDs this week it will be a hot ticket

[MurkN]

Black and yellow, black and blue, boy we have a game for you, right here on NFL Network!

[CRA]

Are you a fan of comedy?

If you are, you will love watching Jimmy Clausen square off against the Steeler defense.

seriously, if Fox had any decency, he would definately impliment the Weinke/Atlanta offense for that game.

[Boltergeist]

(probably applies better to this week's game against the Cardinals, though)

For the Cards game, FOX should honor the 30th anniversary of the silent game and go announcerless.

[The Saltman]

what would u people do if we won that game?

[Mr. Scot]

For the Cards game, FOX should honor the 30th anniversary of the silent game and go announcerless.

I know I'll probably be speechless :sosp:

what would u people do if we won that game?

I'd wake up.

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I'm thinking:

"Steelers. Panthers. Thursday, December 23rd. Good thing 70% of the country doesn't get NFL Network."