   "Is that a psychological burden that we're placing on the
team? The whole city's psychological burden? (laughter) I think
the answer is obvious. It doesn't make a difference. It's going
to be one game played for three hours on Saturday afternoon in
Pittsburgh, and the team that wins will get to play in the
[conference] championship game, and the team that loses won't.
And that's the bottom line. So, it's always one game."  My Take:
This isn't just a game. It is the Super Bowl before the Super
Bowl for both the Steelers and Ravens. I understand why Harbaugh
is saying what he is saying, but in no way is this just another
game. This is the only way most of Baltimore would want it:
Ravens roll through the Steelers in the playoffs. The Ravens
haven't had much luck in the past, so lets hope that changes
Saturday.  What are your thoughts on the "tuck rule," which
overturned a Kansas City fumble in the game? "My thoughts on the
'tuck rule?' When that happened, my thoughts on the 'tuck rule'
were, 'What's the "tuck