There have been 59 Super Bowls in NFL history, and thus too many great plays and special moments to count.<\/p>\n
The Pittsburgh Steelers have won six of them, which is tied with the New England Patriots for the most in NFL history. The Patriots have a chance to pass them<\/a> this weekend, however, if they\u2019re able to upset the Seattle Seahawks.<\/p>\n Accordingly, it figures that either Pittsburgh or New England would have had the best play in Super Bowl history, which legendary broadcaster Al Michaels revealed this week<\/a> during his appearance on the \u201cFitz And Whit\u201d podcast.<\/p>\n Michaels discussed the Steelers\u2019 exciting 27-23 victory over the Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII, which featured a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown<\/a> by Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison off Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner. The play set a Super Bowl record and gave the Steelers a 10-point lead heading into halftime.<\/p>\n Story continues below advertisement<\/p>\n \u201cYou\u2019ve got James Harrison with, what for me, was the greatest play in Super Bowl history. A hundred-yard interception return at the end of the half. Crazy, down the sideline, he\u2019s almost getting tackled 15 times,\u201d recalled Michaels, who called the game for NBC.<\/p>\n Even though the play happened 17 years ago, Michaels still remembers it like it was yesterday. So do many Pittsburgh fans, as their team hasn\u2019t won a Super Bowl since.<\/p>\n