Gene Collier: Tomlin's choices fuel a wild, wacky Steelers
finish  GREEN BAY, Wis.  ---  In nearly 3 1/2 hours of an
unrelenting tangle of body parts that somehow generated 713
yards of offense around four turnovers and 16 penalties, the
Steelers beat the Packers here Sunday by two feet:  Mat
McBriar's foot, and Brett Keisel's foot.  But if you're
including all critical appendages to this 38-31 riot that wasn't
quelled until the final play, you have to throw in McBriar's
arm, as well, because it was the Steelers Australian punter who
turned a fourth-down fake into a 30-yard completion to fourth-
string tight end David Paulson, triggering a 21-point third
quarter.  From there, Mike Tomlin's team managed to bump its
playoff chances up just a bit, from almost purely hypothetical
to merely bleak. Four things have to happen next weekend for the
Steelers to stretch this campaign into January, but I think one
of them is that somebody from that Duck Dynasty show has to be
appointed to the Supreme Court.  And confirmed