Al Michaels. (Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
MINNEAPOLIS (WBZ-AM) -- No matter where you look, NBC Sports Broadcaster Al Michaels says, there's always something to talk about with Super Bowl LII.
In the media hub in Minneapolis, WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Adam Kaufman spoke with Michaels, who told him that everybody knows how great New England's football dynasty is--and win or lose, their legacy is intact.
"It's almost unprecedented in this era, when the rules kind of mitigate against this kind of thing happening with the salary cap and the way the draft is constructed," he said. "To see what New England's done is amazing."
As for Philadelphia, he said they were "a team that has had a pretty good amount of success through the years, but never been to the mountaintop."
Michaels summed up the game this way: "It's the dynasty against I guess the underdog, is how you'd put it."
Listen to Al Michaels below: