Favorite Watching-My-Team-In-Super-Bowl Moment

Just an idea that popped in my head tonight while chatting it up with a local coach that's stepping down.

If this is a repeat (or "D_B" as you dang kids call it, I think) my apologies. I'll wait to see if anyone joins the thread before I post mine. It's not like I'm watching old NBA Drafts or the ilk.

 

"Williams goes deep to SANDERS! Sanders beats Haynes! Sanders out in front! Eighty yards, TOUCHDOWN!" -- Al Michaels call after Ricky Sanders caught an 80-yard touchdown strike from Doug Williams. Redskins 42, Broncos 10.

"He's gone! He's gone! Touchdown Washington Redskins!" -- Frank Herzog's radio call of John Riggins' 43-yard fourth down rumble for a touchdown to give the Redskins the lead. Redskins 27, Dolphins 17.

"Rypien back to throw it, going deep, touchdown Redskins Clark!" -- Pat Summerall's call of Mark Rypien's 30-yard touchdown pass to Gary Clark against the Bills. Redskins 37, Bills 24.

 

I'm from Detroit. Screw all of you. ;D

 

Devin Hester returning the opening kickoff for a TD against the Colts. I was having a great time at a Super Bowl party, and that pretty much instantly took me from a simmer to a rolling boil.

If only the rest of the game didn't suck....

 

I only have two.

Reggie Phillips 28-yard interception return. Watching the rookie thrust him arms in the air two yards out. A smile clearly visible through the face mask.

Devin Hester. Opening kick off. That's all I choose to remember from that one.

 

Super Bowl XL. The Steelers finally had it wrapped up. After pacing all game long, I plopped down on the floor next to my daughter, who was then two years old, as she kept herself busy playing with my Terrible Towel.

That demonstrates what a shitty game that was. My favorite memory comes from a moment when I wasn't even looking at the TV.

 

My favorite was when the Seahawks won the 2006 Super Bowl. God, that was so fucking cool.

 

I'm a Bills fan. We have no favorite moments.

 

Even though it wasn't that great a game, Cowboys beating the Steelers in XXX was like psychological healing for me.

I was 7 and 10 years old when they lost the two earlier games to Pittsburgh, and I was living in Dallas and the Cowboys were the world to me. Just to be able to exorcise those demons felt great.

 

No wonder Tim Russert left us as an unfulfilled person.











Too soon?

 

What is this Super Bowl of which you speak?

(pathetic Browns fanboi looser here)