Steelers fans storm Detroit, franchise knocks off Seahawks in Super Bowl XL

DETROIT--The Pittsburgh Steelers finally have "one for the thumb" and they did it in front of a sea of terrible-towel waving fans at Detroit's Ford Field. Thanks to three big offensive plays and a defense that was able to bend without breaking, Pittsburgh rolled to a 21-10 victory in Super Bowl XL and its first title in 26 years. "It's surreal right now," said head coach Bill Cowher about bringing the city its fifth Lombardi Trophy. "It is a rewarding feeling to give that trophy to Mr. Rooney. That's what he brought me here to do. It really does complete a void that's been there." Helped by just a 285-mile drive from Pittsburgh to Detroit, Steelers fans decked out in black-and-gold jerseys lit up the streets of Motown all weekend. From the NFL Experience to the Winter Blast to the vast array of parties held each night, chants of "Go Steelers Go" rang out from every nook and cranny of the city. In fact, some reports listed the advantage inside the stadium at 25 to 1 while places such as the Hockeytown Caf