Mike Valenti

So good and bad memory from Super Bowl XXIII, of course.

And then, you know, doing all these games over the years, you know, that 2000 Giants-Ravens Super Bowl was awful because the Giants couldn't keep up with that Ravens and that Ravens defense.

And...

That Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium that we just talked about.

I agree with you guys because that Seahawks defense was smothering.

And the first snap of Peyton Manning, I think it was the first or the second snap, went over his head.

And when that happened, I said, you know what?

The Broncos are a little bit taken aback about how good this Seahawks defense was.

So those two games...

Were the worst for me as an analyst.

Now, the best two games that I thought as an analyst that I had is Pittsburgh and Arizona.

Yes, 43.

The interception by James Harrison was incredible.

The return of 100 yards of a Kurt Warner interception.

And the time was running down.

And I remember I was doing the game with Marv Albert.

And I was thinking to myself, you know, if he doesn't score, it's not like this doesn't mean anything because he kept Arizona off the board.

But if he doesn't score, he ran a long way for no other reason other than to just run a long way.

But when he did score that touchdown, I thought that was amazing.

Then the San Antonio Holmes at the end of the game, that catch in the back of the end zone, the throw by Ben Roethlisberger was amazing.