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The Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers will clash in the Battle of Pennyslvania on Sunday. The Eagles will be trying to stay undefeated while the Steelers are hoping rookie quarterback Ben Roethlisberger can finish off two unbeaten teams two weeks in a row.

We asked ESPN NFL analyst Merril Hoge and ESPN Radio's Mike Golic for their take on several key questions regarding this matchup. Cast your votes on the very same questions and get results from across SportsNation, as well as answers from Hoge and Golic.

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1. Which city has the best fans?
Hoge: The Steelers fans are the best for a couple reasons. One, Steelers fans are everywhere. Unlike some teams' fans, they aren't just relegated to Pennsylvania. You can find Steelers bars all over the country filled with people waving their Terrible Towels. The reason is because they won during the 1970s when there wasn't a lot of television exposure for the NFL except when the Super Bowl was on. Of course, that's when the Steelers won four Super Bowls. Philadelphia, on the other hand, didn't win any Super Bowls during that time … oh wait, they've never won a Super Bowl. So the Eagles don't have the fan base of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Steelers fans are knowledgeable and they can be pleased by their team's success unlike some fans. If a Steelers player leaves his all out on the field, he'll still be respected and loved despite the outcome. There aren't that many fans out there with that type of dedication.

Golic: Both teams have great fans, but my heart is in Philadelphia. They are knowledgeable and love you if whether you win or lose as long as you give your all on the field. Of course if you lose too much they'll let you know on and off the field. But that's the beauty of the passion they have for their sports teams.

2. Which city is a better place to play?
Hoge: This is a tough one because a player will get more exposure in Philadelphia just because that city is closer to New Jersey and New York and those endorsement opportunities. But I love Pittsburgh and think it's a great place for a player to make a life after football. So I'm going to call this one even myself.

Golic: Philadelphia wins simply because of the food. Whether it's the great Philly cheesesteaks or the panini sandwiches, this city's food makes it one of the great places to play in the league. Also, there's a certain toughness there that the citizens embody every time they get up in the morning.

3. Which team has more weapons on offense?
Hoge: By far, the Steelers have more weapons than the Eagles. Right now, the Eagles have the advantage at quarterback because of experience. But at the other positions, the Steelers win handily. At receiver, the Steelers' third-best receiver is better than Philly's best cornerback. With the way the Eagles like to blitz, their cornerbacks are going to be alone on that island against bigger, stronger and more talented receivers than they've faced all season.

We don't even have to bring up the running backs because the Eagles don't have a good back with Brian Westbrook out with injury. Meanwhile, the Steelers have two of the best power running backs in the game. The Eagles do have exceptional tight ends with Chad Lewis and L.J. Smith, but the Steelers tight ends are probably better blockers.

Golic: Pittsburgh has more offensive weapons with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, running backs Duce Staley, Jerome Bettis and wide receivers Hines Ward and Plaxico Burress. But the Eagles are more top-heavy talent wise with wide receiver Terrell Owens and quarterback Donovan McNabb.

4. Which coach would you rather have leading your team?
Hoge: I played for Bill Cowher so I'd have to go with him, but I know Andy Reid really well and he's a great coach. I find him to be a terrific leader and a smart guy. There's no bad pick here between the two.

Golic: I love Andy Reid because he's a great coach and a former lineman, but there's something about Bill Cowher and that jaw-jutting-forward scowl. He seems like the kind of coach who has his players ready to run through walls with his pre-game speech. For that reason I have to pick Cowher.

5. Which QB would you rather have for the next 10 seasons?
Hoge: This is a tough question because I love what Donovan McNabb brings to the table. He's my kind of player and I love his creativity outside the pocket and gutsy play. But when I look at Ben Roethlisberger and where he is as a player right now, I'm absolutely amazed. He's much farther ahead of where McNabb was at this point in his career. There seems to be more upside for Roethlisberger and I believe he'll get to the elite level of quarterbacks quicker than McNabb did.

Golic: Ben Roethlisberger is doing a heckova job, but I'd still go with McNabb because he offers a little more. This season he's improved his passing and passing percentage to go along with his elusiveness. Eventually we'll see that type of elusiveness out of Roethlisberger, but McNabb is my quarterback for the next ten years.

6. Which city has the best new stadium?
Hoge: All stadiums are awesome nowadays, but Heinz Field is the best stadium period. Any stadium filled with that many great, supporting fans is the best in the business.

Golic: I haven't been to the Linc yet, so I'll call it a draw.

7. Which team will win the battle of Pennsylvania?
Hoge: The Steelers will win this game because they can score on the ground and through the air and are better defensively. 'Nuff said.

Golic: The Eagles will pull this one out because they have two big play guys in Owens and McNabb who are both on the same level. Defensively, they are going to blitz and get after Roethlisberger where the Patriots couldn't because they're more aggressive.