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macro · 01-16-2007, 08:23 AM

I haven't seen an official list yet, but one blogger has stated that Super Bowl XXIII Bengals-49ers will be shown Saturday, February 3 at 3:00pm. I plan watch it and record it, and once again will hope that the Bengals can hang onto that 16-13 lead with seconds to go. When they don't, my stomach will churn and I will stare at the TV in disbelief, just like I have every time since 1989 that I've watched that drive.

Many will disagree, but I have always believed that, if you take away the Stanley Wilson situation and put him back into the game to pound the ball, and Tim Krumrie's leg doesn't get snapped in half in the first quarter, that the Bengals win that game by ten points or more. That team suffered more adversity in a twenty-four hour period than a team should have to endure, and to have it happen for the Super Bowl was truly unfortunate. The Bengals were the best team in the NFL that year.

01-16-2007, 08:23 AM	#2
macro Just The Big Picture Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: The Bluegrass State Posts: 6,150	Re: DVR Alert: NFL Network To Air Original Network Broadcasts of Nine Super Bowls I haven't seen an official list yet, but one blogger has stated that Super Bowl XXIII Bengals-49ers will be shown Saturday, February 3 at 3:00pm. I plan watch it and record it, and once again will hope that the Bengals can hang onto that 16-13 lead with seconds to go. When they don't, my stomach will churn and I will stare at the TV in disbelief, just like I have every time since 1989 that I've watched that drive. Many will disagree, but I have always believed that, if you take away the Stanley Wilson situation and put him back into the game to pound the ball, and Tim Krumrie's leg doesn't get snapped in half in the first quarter, that the Bengals win that game by ten points or more. That team suffered more adversity in a twenty-four hour period than a team should have to endure, and to have it happen for the Super Bowl was truly unfortunate. The Bengals were the best team in the NFL that year.