Al Michaels after controversial missed penalty: ‘Too many games end this way’
"The whole thing. It's so frustrating to the fans. So frustrating."
"The whole thing. It's so frustrating to the fans. So frustrating."
"Oh, look at that! The right foot!"
"Come on, guys, you look like..."
"I mean, Aaron is very smart. Obviously, whatever you think of him, he's a polarizing figure. We know that."
"It's Halloween night. If you're a Jets fan, you have seen this horror movie before."
"Odell Beckham made one of the great one-handed grabs of all time, and tonight, it doesn't get any better than this."
"We've seen the same errors."
"I mean, any time you see a guy's head get spun backwards, something happened."
" No veggies baby. No veggies!"
"He turned this town upside down when he was pitching."
Al Michaels presented his list of favorite sporting events from the Miracle on Ice to Malcolm Butler's Super Bowl interception.
"If he had this headset on, he’d say there are some people starting to sweat the end of this game out."
"Even you're stumped. To stump you is hard."
"I'll tell you what, we're having an earth--."
"It’s Costas and Michaels YOU SPOILED BRATS!"
"Root for the underdogs and hot dogs."
"If you scream your guts out in the first five minutes, where are you going to go?"
Al Michaels continued his long tradition of a wink and a nod at gambling lines, even though it's now publicly embraced by the NFL.
"You're going to need some new flags to throw in the second half. These ones are filthy."
Al Michaels will call his 20th Cowboys-Giants game on Thursday Night Football in a tenure that dates all the way back to 1986.
"Took a brief respite a few years ago after the butt fumble game when he said, ‘I’m not coming back.’ But he did."
"What would I say? 'There's a pooch, there's a pooch. … a pooch and a mutt.'"
Within a 10-second span, Michaels mentioned the full moon, impersonated Keith Jackson and talked about rats in New York City.
"Aaron wants to absorb everything that is around him, it’s not just football."
The Bills-Dolphins game attracted a peak audience of 18.09 million viewers, the highest ever recorded for 'Thursday Night Football.'