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Originally Posted by LBrown43
Eating my mom's stew in front of the TV set with my dad watching the first Skin's/Dolphins Super bowl. I was 11 and remember Mike Bass running back the botched field goal. Larry Brown took a beating and remember the replay after replay of him getting hit and his helmet flying. God Larry was so great to watch!!!
The win against Miami for the first one....SWEET REVENGE!!!! Riggins gets 166 yards and MVP. The "D" was tough and the offense was awesome!! Great way to notch a first championship
Screaming "OH SHIT", when Marcus Allen turns the botched run right into a 70+ TD run left. That Super Bowl made me want to quit football!! The juggernaut hits the iceberg!
Throwing a pillow at the TV and Dan Dierdorf after the Bronco's went up 10-0. His big mouth saying it was all over for the Skin's. Then the blur that was the 2nd quarter. Never had a game been so lopsided in the first 10 minutes....only to sway the Skin's way to a historic Super Bowl win.
Kurt Gouveia intercepting the Kelly pass to start out the 2nd half and pretty much taking the rest of the air out of the Bills, sails was just wonderful, wonderful. Also the Art Monk reception being overturned after that fantastic opening drive was a heart breaker, being such a Monk fan. I kept hoping they would hurry and kick the extra point but knew when the crowd moaned and roared after seeing the Jumbotron replay it was coming back. Art deserved it after making fantastic catches (I think it was 6 consecutive) to get us the first score. Turned out not to matter but was nervous for awhile...thought that was a bad omen. Still though Joe should have thrown a few more his way. He never got a Super Bowl TD.
33 years a Skins fan....Its all good!!!
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What made Monk's called-back TD doubly painful was that then they missed the field goal attempt on a botched snap, or maybe it was a botched hold (I forget).
As much as it sucked that Monk never got a Super Bowl TD I think the worst decision ever was when the Bears give Refrigerator Perry the ball at the 1-yard line, denying Payton a chance to score a SB touchdown.