Bengals Super Bowl History: Revisiting Super Bowl XVI

This was originally posted on June 7, 2006 (yes, we're around THAT long).
I make a lengthy commute on a daily basis to and from work. After that, I walk several blocks to have into my office. As I flopped inside my chair armed which has a week's importance of coffee ready to Madden NFL Mobile Coins get consumed in a very matter of hours, I got a great surprise in my desk. A DVD of Super Bowl XVI.
Here's a number of quick notes I observed watching the action.
This would be a tale of two halves. The first half the 49ers outscored the Bengals 20-0. In the better half, the Bengals scored 21; including 14 from the fourth quarter. The 49ers in the other half, on their own first three drives, went three and out.
Ross Browner and Reggie Williams are studs with out doubt can be starters today.
Pete Johnson carries a running style and makeup that resembles Rudi Johnson.
Rookies in the bingo included Cris Collinsworth and Ronnie Lott.
Jim Breech had two kickoffs roll outside of bounds.
The Bengals kickoff Buy Madden NFL Mobile Coins return team, in the event the ball bounced for the ground, looked lost.
Joe Montana was Super Bowl MVP.  But Kenny Anderson, apart from two interceptions, had far superior numbers.  Of course, using a 20 point lead going in to the third quarter, San Francisco's offense shut it down.
Forrest Gregg might be the inspiration for Craig T. Nelson's look inside old T.V. show Coach. He never really got made or reacted -- but he just looked pissed off 59 minutes of the experience.