Posted by ESPN.com’s Kevin Seifert
PITTSBURGH -- I’d say we’ve had some excitement here at Heinz Field. I can tell you that the press box floor was shaking for a few minutes after LaMarr Woodley's 77-yard fumble return for a touchdown.
That play ended a 91-yard drive for Minnesota, one that took almost eight minutes off the clock, and gave the Steelers a seemingly commanding 20-10 lead.
But Percy Harvin's 88-yard return on the ensuing kickoff has brought the Vikings back to within three points. (Nice effort by place-kicker Jeff Reed, who tried to push Harvin out of bounds almost 5 yards away from the sideline. FAIL.)
I’m sure the Steelers’ defense is worn down after the Vikings’ long drive. These last six minutes promise to be dramatic. Let’s all watch and meet back here shortly after the game.
PITTSBURGH -- I’d say we’ve had some excitement here at Heinz Field. I can tell you that the press box floor was shaking for a few minutes after LaMarr Woodley's 77-yard fumble return for a touchdown.
That play ended a 91-yard drive for Minnesota, one that took almost eight minutes off the clock, and gave the Steelers a seemingly commanding 20-10 lead.
But Percy Harvin's 88-yard return on the ensuing kickoff has brought the Vikings back to within three points. (Nice effort by place-kicker Jeff Reed, who tried to push Harvin out of bounds almost 5 yards away from the sideline. FAIL.)
I’m sure the Steelers’ defense is worn down after the Vikings’ long drive. These last six minutes promise to be dramatic. Let’s all watch and meet back here shortly after the game.
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Kevin Seifert
Seifert joined ESPN.com in 2008 after covering the Minnesota Vikings for the Minneapolis Star Tribune for eight years. He lives in the Twin Cities with his wife and daughter.