stillers4me
01-20-2011, 05:01 AM
Tiffanie McCullough usually roots for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Not this week.
On Sunday, the Wilkins woman will wear green and white and scream her head off for the New York Jets.
Who can blame her? Her younger brother, Jason Taylor, who played football at Woodland Hills High, is a starting linebacker for the Jets.
"I am a Jason Taylor fan," said McCullough, 38. "I want the Steelers to win when they're not playing him. We have some family members who are big-time Steelers fans, but when it comes to my brother playing the Steelers, we show up at the games to support him."
Loyalties are straining across the region this week with the approaching AFC Championship Game at Heinz Field. Fans from Aliquippa to Deep Creek, Md., are forced to choose between a hometown favorite and loved ones playing for the opposition.
For the most part, the Jets are winning.............
Read more @ http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/sports/steelers/s_719009.html
On Sunday, the Wilkins woman will wear green and white and scream her head off for the New York Jets.
Who can blame her? Her younger brother, Jason Taylor, who played football at Woodland Hills High, is a starting linebacker for the Jets.
"I am a Jason Taylor fan," said McCullough, 38. "I want the Steelers to win when they're not playing him. We have some family members who are big-time Steelers fans, but when it comes to my brother playing the Steelers, we show up at the games to support him."
Loyalties are straining across the region this week with the approaching AFC Championship Game at Heinz Field. Fans from Aliquippa to Deep Creek, Md., are forced to choose between a hometown favorite and loved ones playing for the opposition.
For the most part, the Jets are winning.............
Read more @ http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/sports/steelers/s_719009.html