Most enduring superbowl moment for you.

[PACKman1144]

Kevin Dyson, Vinateri sticks out because he did it like a hundred times.

For me it's gotta be Ray holding up the Lombardi trophy though. One of the best feelings as a sports fan you can imagine

[Guttpuppy]

Dyson's catch 1 yard short was exciting, but it wasn't to win the game.

Norwood's kick literally won or lost the game for the Bill's. That's by far the most exciting Super Bowl moment I've ever seen.

How can you say that Dyson's wasn't to win the game? That was the last play, as was Norwood's...please explain your logic here.

That TD would have only tied the game... unless they went for 2.

[MadScott]

Montana to John Taylor to beat the BenGals. The Joe Cool legend carries on.

[The Great Gambini]

Dyson's catch 1 yard short was exciting, but it wasn't to win the game.

Norwood's kick literally won or lost the game for the Bill's. That's by far the most exciting Super Bowl moment I've ever seen.

How can you say that Dyson's wasn't to win the game? That was the last play, as was Norwood's...please explain your logic here.

That TD would have only tied the game... unless they went for 2.

Still ended the game, as did Norwood's.

[TN_Titans_05]

Now that I'm over myself... Sorry Mods...


What superbowl moment is flashed in your mind when you think about the superbowl? Seeing as how I'm only 30, I don't remember the Steeler SBs of the 70s, so suprisingly, it's not a steeler moment for me.

The picture that comes to mind when I think about the SB is Kevin Dyson stretching out at the one yard line in SB XXXIV. That was a heartripping moment...that close to tying the game and forcing an overtime. I'm not a Titans fan by any stretch of the imagination, but I was routing for them against the Rams (keeping it in the AFC).

Sooooo Close and now were in salary cap hell....

[UTLonghorns]

Now that I'm over myself... Sorry Mods...


What superbowl moment is flashed in your mind when you think about the superbowl? Seeing as how I'm only 30, I don't remember the Steeler SBs of the 70s, so suprisingly, it's not a steeler moment for me.

The picture that comes to mind when I think about the SB is Kevin Dyson stretching out at the one yard line in SB XXXIV. That was a heartripping moment...that close to tying the game and forcing an overtime. I'm not a Titans fan by any stretch of the imagination, but I was routing for them against the Rams (keeping it in the AFC).

Just had to post that picture, eh?

Good God, I think I might cry.

[Nilmerf]

I remember Buffalo getting beat every year as a little boy.

Me: "There's still time to play, why is everyone walking off the field!?"
Someone: "Dallas is running out the clock."
Me: "That's not fair! Buffalo can still win, why don't they play??"

[Mercer Boy]

Tim Krumrie.....


nuff said.

Ditto...glad I didn't have to read far for that one.

Of course, I also enjoyed the last two SB's the 49ers won because I remember those best.

[SniperShot]

Nothing can compare to the Titans Rams Kevin Dyson stretch in 99' But Rams Vs. New England in 01' with Adam Vinatieri coming through with seconds left on the clock was also a very good recent superbowl moment for me.

[CC]

Elway putting his body on the line vs. the Packers. It killed me and I hate Elway but that is the difference between someone like him and someone like Manning (now).