The main story of the week is how will the Pittsburgh Steelers – or will they even be able to – stop Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Rodgers has been outstanding so far in the 2010-11 season and he’s been even better in the playoffs. Through three playoff games, he has complete 66-of-93 passes for 790 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions – one of those interceptions being the receivers fault. He’s also rushed for two more touchdowns.

If the Steelers can’t pressure him, rattle him or sack him, they are going to lose.

The good news is that there was no team in the NFL better than doing exactly that in the regular season. The Steelers 48 sacks led the league and they will have to bring the house again on Super Bowl Sunday if they want to get the win.

What’s an even scarier thought is how good Rodgers has played in indoor games throughout his career.

In total, he’s played 12 dome games and the statistics are astounding. Rodgers has 26 touchdowns and just five interceptions in those games. The Packers offense has averaged 31.8 points per game in those contests and in their two playoff indoor games, they have surpassed 40 points twice. Rodgers quarterback rating is a sparkling 111.1 in that span.

In the 2010 season alone, Rodgers played four indoor games and finished with eight touchdowns and just one interception while completing 75.2% of his passes. Without a doubt, if he has time to stand around and make the best decisions, the Packers will score plenty of points and they’ll likely win the Super Bowl.

Tune in on Sunday to see who wins this key matchup and Super Bowl XLV.