But not by much…
NEITHER team played the way they did in order to get there.
Initial strong play by Seahawks was balanced by DREADFUL clock management at the end of both halves and penalties (Holding was eating them alive).
For Pittsburgh, failure to establish a consistent offensive game was balanced by a couple of BIG plays.
As for the two calls…
Stephens did indeed seriously push off the Pittsbugh defender, and that is offensive pass interference.
And the one camera angle of the TD looks like the ball MAY have indeed just fractionally nosed over the plane of the goal line (which is the front of the goal line) when it was still 8-10 inches above the ground. But how accurate is the camera angle? We don;t see the line judge in that shot, yet the line judge was ON the Goal Line, and he called TD. ANY part of he ball, even the SMALLEST part, breaking that plane at any point before ground contact is a TD. So, I guess we have to accept the “man on the scene” and not the unknown camera angle taht may or may not have been a 100% accurate image of the angles…