"Just Win, Brady!"
Super Bowl XXX [1]
Played on February 5, 2006
Venue: Little Caesar's Dome [2] in Detroit, Michigan
TV: ABC
Announcers: Chris Berman, Tom Jackson and Joe Theismann in the studio. Al Michaels and John Madden in the booth.
National Anthem sung by Aretha Franklin
Coin toss conducted by Steve Young representing previous Super Bowl MVP's.
Halftime show headlined by Rockapella
Uniforms:
Falcons: Black helmet, White jerseys with black pants.
Raiders: Silver helmet, Black jerseys with silver pants.
In TTL's Super Bowl XXX, Michael Vick and the Atlanta Falcons led the Las Vegas Raiders 24-3 at halftime. But in the second half, Tom Brady calmly led the Silver & Black to a massive comeback. The Raiders led 27-24 late in the fourth quarter when Vick's pass, intended for Alge Crumpler, was intercepted by Charles Woodson, who ran it back 99 yards to cement the Raiders' victory 34-24. Brady was then named the game's MVP.
[1] The introduction of the Super Bowl was delayed ten years later than OTL because Pete Rozelle kept trying to merge the AFL and NFL with the CFL. Before the Super Bowl, a championship game called the Gold Cup was held between 1966 and '75 with the winners of an AFL-NFL playoff facing off against the CFL's Grey Cup winners. Each time Pete Rozelle wanted to merge the CFL with the AFL and NFL, the Canadian government politely said no to Rozelle. In the meantime, the AFL and NFL shook hands on a deal with ABC to have both leagues showcased on Monday Night Football. The AFL and NFL became one league in 1976 with Super Bowl I played in January of 1977.
[2] Known IOTL as Ford Field. ITTL, the Detroit Lions are no longer under the thumb of the Ford family. Instead, they are owned by Mike Illitch, founder of Little Caesar's Pizza.
Super Bowl XXX [1]
Played on February 5, 2006
Venue: Little Caesar's Dome [2] in Detroit, Michigan
TV: ABC
Announcers: Chris Berman, Tom Jackson and Joe Theismann in the studio. Al Michaels and John Madden in the booth.
National Anthem sung by Aretha Franklin
Coin toss conducted by Steve Young representing previous Super Bowl MVP's.
Halftime show headlined by Rockapella
Uniforms:
Falcons: Black helmet, White jerseys with black pants.
Raiders: Silver helmet, Black jerseys with silver pants.
In TTL's Super Bowl XXX, Michael Vick and the Atlanta Falcons led the Las Vegas Raiders 24-3 at halftime. But in the second half, Tom Brady calmly led the Silver & Black to a massive comeback. The Raiders led 27-24 late in the fourth quarter when Vick's pass, intended for Alge Crumpler, was intercepted by Charles Woodson, who ran it back 99 yards to cement the Raiders' victory 34-24. Brady was then named the game's MVP.
[1] The introduction of the Super Bowl was delayed ten years later than OTL because Pete Rozelle kept trying to merge the AFL and NFL with the CFL. Before the Super Bowl, a championship game called the Gold Cup was held between 1966 and '75 with the winners of an AFL-NFL playoff facing off against the CFL's Grey Cup winners. Each time Pete Rozelle wanted to merge the CFL with the AFL and NFL, the Canadian government politely said no to Rozelle. In the meantime, the AFL and NFL shook hands on a deal with ABC to have both leagues showcased on Monday Night Football. The AFL and NFL became one league in 1976 with Super Bowl I played in January of 1977.
[2] Known IOTL as Ford Field. ITTL, the Detroit Lions are no longer under the thumb of the Ford family. Instead, they are owned by Mike Illitch, founder of Little Caesar's Pizza.
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