ST. LOUIS -- Super Bowl XXV. That's all I can think about this morning. Giants-Bills. New York, of course, was the Little Engine That Could. The Bills, who had just beaten the Raiders 51-3, were the big, bad offensive wolves, the best offense of their day.

Like this year, there was no off-week between the conference title games and the Super Bowl 11 years ago. The Giants played San Francisco at Candlestick, winning 15-13 on magnificent defensive and special-teams efforts; Matt Bahr's fifth field goal of the game clinched it. After the game, the Giants were readying for the five-hour cross-country flight to Tampa. Bill Parcells stepped onto the team bus and spotted Ron Erhardt, his offensive coordinator, in the seat across the aisle.


1. St. Louis (16-2). "Do you know what a great story this is for Aeneas Williams?" Mike Martz asked me after the game. "He's from New Orleans, he used to work in the Superdome, he's tried to get to the game his whole career. Isn't it......

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