The Steelers are going to the Super Bowl Update.

From the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:

Steelers keep rolling because the kid learned how to slow down
Pittsburgh vs. Seattle could be one of the best ever
Suddenly, Cowher looks a lot smarter after getting back to Super Bowl
Holmgren: Steelers are 'awfully good'
Bettis gets ticket for his ex-Detroit prep coach
Steelers go from 7-5 to Super Bowl favorites
Forget the 14 wins, Broncos feel like a failure
The Bus’ mom takes us on a tour of Detroit

Lucky fans win lottery for Super Bowl tickets
Pittsburgh's going to the Super Bowl, and the scramble is on to get tickets.

Steelers fans ready to ride the Bus to Detroit
Running back Jerome "The Bus" Bettis will motor home to Detroit for Super Bowl XL, and he's taking the Steelers Nation along for the ride...

Die-hard Steelers fan update:

Unlike the Steelers' dramatic upset over the Indianapolis Colts the week before, Sunday's conference championship game at Invesco Field had no last-minute hysterics, no controversial decisions by officials and no threat of overtime.

That was fine with Terry O'Neill, 50, of Pittsburgh, who suffered a heart attack at a South Side bar near the end of the Colts game when Bettis fumbled.

O'Neill returned to the bar yesterday with a new defibrillator and pacemaker, which doctors implanted Thursday.

"My sternum's hurting, so I can't scream as loud as I want to," O'Neill said. "I'm certainly happier to be watching a football game than staring at the lid of a casket."

Fans enjoy field day with domineering win
Pittsburgh Steelers fans can start singing Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again" along with "Here We Go."

Steelers fooled Bailey on Wilson TD
Champ chomped. The Steelers figured he might.

Far from satisfied
Go ahead and celebrate this Super victory all you want. Steelers chairman Dan Rooney is expecting more out of his storied franchise when it arrives in Detroit for Super Bowl XL.

"We're going to win the game," Rooney said... (Emphasis mine.)