POSTED: Wednesday January 28th 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MADDEN AND MICHAELS AT THE SUPER BOWL

Washington Post calls \"the most entertaining two-man pro football announcing team on television\"





When NBC broadcasts its first Super Bowl in 10 years on February 1 in
Tampa, the men behind the microphones will be the legendary duo of Al
Michaels and John Madden, whom the Washington Post called \“the most
entertaining two-man pro football announcing team on television,\” and
USA Today readers just voted as the best NFL game announcers. They will
call their third Super Bowl together having previously called Super
Bowls XXXVII and XL for ABC.



For Madden, the most honored NFL broadcaster of all time with 16 Emmy
Awards, this will be the 11th Super Bowl of his distinguished
broadcasting career and 13th Super Bowl overall when combining his
coaching and broadcasting career.  Only Pat Summerall with 16 has
called more Super Bowls than Madden. Of Madden\‘s previous 10 Super Bowl
broadcasts, eight were called with Summerall.  Madden won Super Bowl XI
as the head coach of the Oakland Raiders and served as an assistant
coach for the Raiders in Super Bowl II.



For Michaels, who\‘s been called \“TV\‘s best play-by-play announcer\” by
the Associated Press, this marks his seventh Super Bowl, which equals
the number called by the legendary Curt Gowdy.



Since 1982 when John Madden called his first Super Bowl, the 49ers
26-21 victory over the Bengals in Super Bowl XVI, Madden and Michaels
have combined to call 14 of the 27 Super Bowls played.



MADDEN AND MICHAELS SUPER BOWL HISTORY

Madden and Michaels Together

Super Bowl XXXVII

San Diego       Tampa Bay 48            Oakland 21

Super Bowl XL

Detroit         Pittsburgh 21           Seattle 10



Madden Only

Super Bowl XVI

Pontiac         San Francisco 26        Cincinnati 21



Super Bowl XVIII

Tampa           L.A. Raiders 38         Washington 9



Super Bowl XXI

Pasadena        N.Y. Giants 39          Denver 20



Super Bowl XXIV

New Orleans     San Francisco 55        Denver 10



Super Bowl XXVI

Minneapolis     Washington 37           Buffalo 24



Super Bowl XXXI

New Orleans     Green Bay 35            New England 21



Super Bowl XXXIII

Miami           Denver 34               Atlanta 19



Super Bowl XXXVI

New Orleans     New England 20          St. Louis 17



Michaels Only

Super Bowl XXII

San Diego       Washington 42           Denver 10



Super Bowl XXV

Tampa           N.Y. Giants 20          Buffalo 19



Super Bowl XXIX

Miami           San Francisco 49        San Diego 26



Super Bowl XXXIV

Atlanta         St. Louis 23            Tennessee 16



Madden as a coach: Assistant Coach in Super Bowl II, Head Coach in Super Bowl XI



Super Bowl II

Miami           Green Bay 33            Oakland 14



Super Bowl XI

Pasadena        Oakland 32              Minnesota 14




       Members of the media can get more information about NBC
Universal and its programming on the NBC Universal Media Village Web
site at www.nbcumv.com.



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