What's your most memorable Super Bowl moment? 9 Articles

by Sean Curtis

I was ten years old on January 26, 1986 when the Chicago Bears won Super Bowl XX. Some kid in my grade who's name escapes me was having a birthday party/Super Bowl party. Even for ten, this kid was smart enough to realize ...read more

by Michael Podlesny

With seeing so many Superbowls in my lifetime I have a variety of memories. However being a lifelong NY Giants fan, it is obvious to see that the three Superbowls the Giants have won have created the most memories for me ...read more

by Steve Mcdevitt

John Taylor's back of the end zone catch in Super Bowl XXIII slung from the arm of prolific quarterback Joe Montana is my most memorable Super Bowl moment. Down by three with 3:20 remaining in the game, a calm Montana...read more

by Steve Jeffries

"A Step Away From Perfection" If you lived on the planet earth during the 2007 NFL season, you couldn't avoid the topic. The anticipation loomed larger with each passing week. Could the Patriots equal the magnanimous un...read more

by DJ Triplett

Living with three brothers and a father that all believed a girl ought to know her way around cars, fishing, and football, I grew up being a bit of a tomboy. Just as my then-boyfriend stood drinking an orange soda while...read more

by Wordsleuth

My most memorable Super Bowl moment is very easy to pick. It would have to be Adam Vinatieri's kick in Super Bowl XXXVI. This is my most memorable moment because it propelled my hometown New England Patriots to the champ...read more

by Kevin Rigsby

My most memorable Super Bowl moment came in January, 1992. I was in the third grade and watching the Washington Redskins end the season with a championship. Yes, it was a school night and normally I would have been in bed ...read more

by Michael Harkins

My most memorable Super Bowl moment occurred in Super Bowl XXVII. It happened with less than five minute remaining in the game. The Dallas Cowboys had all but won the contest, leading the Buffalo Bills 52-17 at the Rose ...read more

by Claxton Graham

The last team in the National Football League to have an African-American player on its roster was, ironically, the first team to have an African-American quarterback lead them to (and win) a Super Bowl. What stood out to...read more