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		<title>Best Super Bowl Fantasy Football Starters</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[QB Kurt Warner, Arizona Cardinals
Not only is he playing very well, Kurt Warner knows his way around a Super Bowl. He&#8217;s not going to be afraid of the stage and has a chance to have a huge game. 
RB Willie Parker, Pittsburgh Steelers
Speaking of knowing about Super Bowls, Willie Parker has fond memories of his lone Super Bowl appearance. He was big in that game and could come up huge again for Pittsburgh.
WR Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals
The most talented player in the Super Bowl has to be Larry Fitzgerald. He&#8217;s living up to his potential and is showing why he [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.everyjoe.com/expertfantasy">Expert Fantasy</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>QB <strong>Kurt Warner</strong>, Arizona Cardinals<br />
Not only is he playing very well, Kurt Warner knows his way around a Super Bowl. He&#8217;s not going to be afraid of the stage and has a chance to have a huge game. </p>
<p>RB <strong>Willie Parker</strong>, Pittsburgh Steelers<br />
Speaking of knowing about Super Bowls, Willie Parker has fond memories of his lone Super Bowl appearance. He was big in that game and could come up huge again for Pittsburgh.</p>
<p>WR <strong>Larry Fitzgerald</strong>, Arizona Cardinals<br />
The most talented player in the Super Bowl has to be Larry Fitzgerald. He&#8217;s living up to his potential and is showing why he might become the best WR in the league sooner rather than later.</p>
<p>TE <strong>Heath Miller</strong>, Pittsburgh Steelers<br />
Ben Roethlisberger trusts Heath Miller and if Hines Ward is banged up at all, there&#8217;s a chance that Miller will become Big Ben&#8217;s go-to receiving option.</p>
<p>K <strong>Neil Rackers</strong>, Arizona Cardinals<br />
Not only is Neil Rackers kicking well, he has a strong leg and will likely be called upon a lot if the Cardinals are moving the ball. Rackers finishing with two or three field goals is somewhat likely.</p>
<p>D <strong>Pittsburgh Steelers</strong><br />
Despite going against a high-powered offense, the Steelers have the best fantasy football defense in the Super Bowl. They are aggressive, stout and make plays on a consistent basis.</p>
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		<title>Super Bowl Fantasy Football &#8211; Analysis</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Arizona Cardinals
On offense, the Cardinals revolve around Kurt Warner&#8217;s arm. The former Super Bowl champion and NFL MVP is up to his old tricks this season. As he&#8217;s shown in the past, he&#8217;s talented enough to win games by himself.
It doesn&#8217;t hurt Warner that he has two fantastic wide receivers at his disposal. Larry Fitzgerald is one of the most talented wideouts in the NFL and has been playing outstanding football in the postseason. Anquan Boldin is banged up a bit but he is also an extremely talented wide receiver who can use his brute strength to overpower opponents. Even [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.everyjoe.com/expertfantasy">Expert Fantasy</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Arizona Cardinals</strong><br />
On offense, the Cardinals revolve around Kurt Warner&#8217;s arm. The former Super Bowl champion and NFL MVP is up to his old tricks this season. As he&#8217;s shown in the past, he&#8217;s talented enough to win games by himself.</p>
<p>It doesn&#8217;t hurt Warner that he has two fantastic wide receivers at his disposal. Larry Fitzgerald is one of the most talented wideouts in the NFL and has been playing outstanding football in the postseason. Anquan Boldin is banged up a bit but he is also an extremely talented wide receiver who can use his brute strength to overpower opponents. Even third wide receiver Steve Breaston is a quality player.</p>
<p>On the ground, Arizona has two decent pieces. Even though Edgerrin James isn&#8217;t as good as he used to be, he&#8217;s playing his best football as of late and can still make plays. Rookie Tim Hightower has been a touchdown machine this year and is the Cardinals&#8217; running back of the future.</p>
<p><strong>Pittsburgh Steelers</strong><br />
In 2005 when the Steelers last won the Super Bowl, they did so even though quarterback Ben Roethlisberger didn&#8217;t have a very good outing. This time around, the Steelers need Roethlisberger to show up and lead their offense. Against the Baltimore Ravens, he showed that he&#8217;s more than capable of making big plays.</p>
<p>As for his wide receivers, Pittsburgh has to hope that Hines Ward is healthy. He got hurt against the Ravens and missed most of the action. If he&#8217;s healthy, he&#8217;ll be Roethlisberger&#8217;s go-to option in the Super Bowl. The big play option is undoubtedly Santonio Holmes, who has great speed and natural playmaking ability.</p>
<p>On the ground Willie Parker brings a successful Super Bowl resume to the table. In the 2005 Super Bowl, he had a game-changing 75 yard touchdown that helped Pittsburgh win the game. Although he was held in check by the Ravens, Parker should find more holes against Arizona&#8217;s defense.</p>
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