Dyson, whose kickoff return off a Wycheck lateral had given Tennessee a stunning wild-card victory over the Buffalo Bills, had another Music City Miracle in reach. He caught the ball in stride inside the five and had only one man between him and the first overtime game in Super Bowl history. Jones, however, wrapped up the wideout, and Dyson's lunge for the goal line fell short. "It seemed like slow motion," Jones said. "I couldn't see McNair throw the ball, but I could feel it." It was the rarest of football events -- a Super Bowl that exceeded its colossal buildup, and nice guys finished first and last.

--from "The Greatest" by Michael Silver, Sports Illustrated, February 7, 2000