The Fine Fifteen

	Hines Ward (left) and Jerome Bettis celebrate the Steelers' victory. AP
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1. Pittsburgh (15-5). "I'm going to Disney World,'' Hines Ward said into the Mickey Mouse camera after the game, "and I'm taking The Bus.'' Righto. Their charter from Detroit lands in Orlando just in time for a 2 p.m. parade down Main Street in Disney World.

2. Seattle (15-4). No one in the Super Bowl played great. But if the Seahawks had played even consistently good, they'd have won the game. And that's what will gnaw at them all offseason. This game was there for the taking.

3. Indianapolis (14-3). The Super Bowl went on with Peyton Manning flying to Honolulu for much of the game. I wouldn't want to watch it either, if I were him.

4. New England (11-7). Tom Brady told me he'll have his hernia surgery in the next couple of weeks and that he should be fine for training camp.

5. Denver (14-4). Jake Plummer fades back, fires deep downfield ... Touchdown! Terrell Owens!

6. Carolina (13-6). I hung with Steve Smith the other day, and let's just say he wasn't in love with the Carolina offensive gameplan from the NFC Championship Game.

7. Chicago (12-6). Time to go scouting for some offense, Jerry Angelo.

8. Washington (11-7). Dan Snyder put out a statement Saturday critical of Art Monk not getting into the Hall of Fame. That really helps, Dan.

9. Tampa Bay (11-6). Dying to see how Jon Gruden remakes his team -- plus pretty interested to see if some team will come after restricted free-agent quarterback Chris Simms with an offer sheet.

10. Jacksonville (12-5). Mike Tice sure likes to live on the edge of the rules, doesn't he? Now comes word he's suspected of talking to free agents before the signing period.

11. New York Giants (11-6). That sigh you heard from Hall of Fame honchos when they couldn't reach Harry Carson Saturday came after they heard Carson was en route to Hawaii for a golf and sun outing. Now they've got him for the annual Pro Bowl appearance by the new Hall members.

12. Cincinnati (11-6). Mick Jagger's body is what Chad Johnson's will look like in 30 years.

13. Dallas (9-7). Some anti-Cowboys bias by the Hall of Fame.

14. San Diego (9-7). I hear no buzz for Philip Rivers. It's early, but he's buzzless.

15. (tie) Minnesota (9-7). Brad Childress sure has been subterranean since taking the job, hasn't he?

Miami (9-7). Trade Ricky, Coach Saban. Get a four. That's about the best you're going to be able to do.