This is a widely known fact, as Joe’s quintessential “Comeback Kid” moment in the fourth quarter spelled defeat, once again, for the “Bungles.” (This is my favorite drive in the history of the game. My family has this game on tape and I have logged hours of careful research and analysis, so believe me - I know a good drive when I see one.) John Taylor’s catch in the end zone with just seconds left sent the Sanders’ Super Bowl Party into a frenzy.

This game has everything: drama, feats of athletic ability, history-making moments and the good guys win! It is chaotically perfect and everything we expected from our boys in red and gold. The fact that is was the final game that my personal hero, Bill Walsh, would ever coach in the NFL pushes this game over the edge and into the realm of G.O.A.T.

A quick note: You will also recall that Super Bowl XXIII was the first attempt at the 3-D TV watching during the half-time show. If you are judging the greatest Super Bowl halftime shows, this is not the winner. Twenty years later, they would do the same thing… same technology… same result. Still weak, guys!

Let’s just say I’m familiar with both sides of this coin…