Steelers will try to freeze Tebow Time

Published: Jan 02, 2012 at 06:10 AM

Inside the matchup:

» Kirwan: Pressing questions for Steelers-Broncos
» Brandt: Under-the-radar impact players
» Photo essay: Wild Card Weekend memories
» The Season: A return of 'Tebow Time' for playoffs?
» Football Freakonomics: Tebow timing
» Moments that defined playoff teams' seasons
» Data Points: Playoff record by seed
» Lombardi: Resolutions for 12 postseason teams
» Darlington: Broncos need to recapture Tebow Time

Fast facts:

» Elvis Dumervil and Von Miller combined for 21 sacks this season.

» The Steelers put up 161 yards rushing in Cleveland. Expect Isaac Redman (92 yards) to get the ball often with Rashard Mendenhall's knee injury.

» These two teams last met in the playoffs in the 2005 AFC Championship. The Broncos were the two seed, but were bested by the sixth-seeded Steelers, 34-17.

More: Go inside each wild-card game

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