"Cris Collinsworth has been a part of many Super Bowls as a broadcaster, but he still thinks about the two as a player with the Bengals that they lost to San Francisco.

"It's like someone takes a bucket of ice water and pours it over your head and you never get warmed up. I'm 53 years old, and I still think about it every day," he said. "I wouldn't trade playing in it for anything, but the pain of losing those two was twice as bad. Joe Gibbs has won three Super Bowls, but he said the one he spends the most time thinking about is the one he lost."

The former Bengals receiver and Northern Kentucky resident will be an analyst for NBC's telecast of Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday when the New England Patriots face the New York Giants. This will be his second Super Bowl as analyst but first as main analyst. For Fox's broadcast of Super Bowl XXXIX, Collinsworth was part of a three-man booth with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman."