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While watching the game with many family members, I continued to reasure them that all Favre needs is four seconds to win just about any game. Relax, Relax. Settle down, relax and watch, this is why we are paying this guy so much. One by one some of them left, seating was limited. By the end of the game, there was just about five of us. And unbelievable, I know I had said it and predicted it, but I still did not believe that it could actually happen. Favre drops back, gets flushed out of the pocket, looks like he is just throwing it away but deep through the endzone?... No Wait, number 17 grabs the ball and the ref puts both hands up!! Is is possible? did he really get both feet in bounds!!! They got to review it, look close, did his foot stay in? looks in, he looks in... I think he just did it, wow...wow.. we are winning, we are winning.. Time how much time... what two seconds, two seconds!! 2 seconds!!! 0:02 just one tackle, just one more tackle... Squib kick it, if ever a time cal...

Bill Walsh was a great coach, any NFL fan knows that, as well as some non-nfl fans. Bill Walsh died from leukemia, The same that took his son from the Walsh family just a few years ago. For me Bill was a difficult coach to admire fully, as I am a huge Viking fan. But when the 49ers were not playing the Vikes he was like watching a magic show, he seemed to have his players ready to play when they needed to play. In the 1980's he had the players ready to play all of the time. Bill was missed after he left the team to George Seifort, but after he returned it was apparent that he should probably not have come back to mentor or whatever it was that he did. I admired him and his coaching.