With the NFL playoffs down to just four teams it looks as if any way you cut it we’re in for a fantastic finish.

There is no clear favorite among the Giants, 49ers, Patriots and Ravens, which means it’s definitely time to head to satellitetvfamily.com to make sure you have the best possible Super Bowl watching capabilities, because we’re in for a great game.

In preparation, and to help get everyone in a Super Bowl mood, here is a quick rundown of the 20 greatest moments in Super Bowl history:

20.) Super Bowl XXXIV – In one of the most dramatic Super Bowl games in recent memory, Titans QB Steve McNair achieved an epic scramble, ultimately breaking free to hit WR Kevin Dyson with a 16-yard pass that got the Titans to the Rams’ 10 yard line, down 23-16.

19.) Super Bowl II – One of the iconic images of NFL history is made as the Packers carry coach Vince Lombardi off the field following the 33-14 win, his last game as the coach of the Packers.

18.) Super Bowl XIII – In a play that looked like a certain TD, Cowboys TE Jackie Smith dropped a pass in the end zone during the third quarter of a game that the Cowboys wound up losing, 35-31, to the Steelers.

17.) Super Bowl I – The first Super Bowl TD in history was a spectacular one, as Max McGee brought in a one-handed catch on a 37-yard pass thrown by Bart Starr in Green Bay’s 35-10 victory over Kansas City.

16.) Super Bowl XIV – Down 19-17 to the Rams at the outset of the 4th quarter, Steelers QB Terry Bradshaw launched a bomb brought in by John Stallworth for a 73-yard TD.

15.) Super Bowl VII – After missing a field goal with two minutes left that would have given Miami a 17-0 lead over Washington, Dolphins kicker Garo Yepremian attempted to play QB and promptly lost the ball to Washington’s Mike Bass, who returned it for a score. The Dolphins held for a 14-7 win and finished 17-0.

14.) Super Bowl X – Down 10-7, the Steelers get a bit chippy with Dallas, as Jack Lambert throws Dallas’ Cliff Harris down following a taunt from Harris after a missed Pittsburgh field goal. The Steelers rallied following the altercation, winning 21-17.

13.) Super Bowl XXXI – New England scored late in the third quarter in order to continue its comeback and came within six points of Green Bay, down 27-21. However, eventual game MVP Desmond Howard returned the ensuing kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. Howard’s return propelled Green Bay to a 35-21 victory.

12.) Super Bowl XXVII – Dallas’ Leon Lett was en route to a fumble return for a touchdown as Dallas continued to romp Buffalo – however, in a dignity-preserving move, Buffalo’s Don Beebe stripped the football from Lett’s hands as the burly defensive lineman celebrated prematurely. The Cowboys picked up the 52-17 win.

11.) Super Bowl XVIII – Marcus Allen put an exclamation point on a dominant Raiders effort with one of the greatest runs in Super Bowl history, a 74-yard touchdown jaunt. The Raiders claimed their third world championship, defeating Washington 38-9.

10.) Super Bowl XXXIV – With about two minutes to go and the score tied at 16, Rams quarterback Kurt Warner hit Isaac Bruce for a 73-yard scoring strike. Warner’s throw was the difference in a 23-16 heart-stopping Rams victory.

9.) Super Bowl XXXII – Known as “The Helicopter” in Denver, quarterback John Elway scrambled for the first down, on a 3rd and 6 play late in the third quarter of a tie game. He took two big hits from Packers defenders and ended up flying through the air, landing for a first down. Elway popped up to his feet and emphatically raised his fist to the Bronco sideline. Denver eventually grabbed a 24-17 lead on the drive and won the franchise’s first Super Bowl, 31-24.

8.) Super Bowl XVII – Trailing 17-13 and facing a 4th and 1 at the Miami 43 in the fourth quarter, Washington decided to go for it. John Riggins ran left, broke a tackle, and took off for six on a 43-yard touchdown run to give the Redskins a lead they would not relinquish. Washington defeated Miami 27-17.

7.) Super Bowl X – Arguably the best catch in Super Bowl history, Lynn Swann pulled in a high-flying catch for a 53-yard gain on the pass from Terry Bradshaw.

6.) Super Bowl XLII – Finishing off an 83-yard drive in the final minutes of the game, the Giants’ QB Eli Manning found Plaxico Burress for a touchdown, putting the Giants ahead 17-14 with just 35 seconds to go. The Burress game-winner ended New England’s run at perfection.

5.) Super Bowl XXV – Down 20-19 to the Giants, the Bills got the ball back with 2:16 to go and promptly drove deep into New York territory. With eight seconds left, Scott Norwood attempted a game-winning 47-yard field goal, but missed wide right.

4.) Super Bowl XXXVI – Tied at 17, Tom Brady led a drive to get the Patriots into field goal position with just seven seconds left. Adam Vinatieri drilled the 48-yard field goal to upset the heavily-favored Rams. Vinatieri’s kick gave New England a 20-17 triumph and the first of its three Super Bowl victories in a four-year span.

3.) Super Bowl XXXIV – Down 23-16 to the Rams, the Titans drove to the St. Louis 10-yard line with time for one last play. With six seconds left, Steve McNair completed a short pass to Kevin Dyson, who was tackled by Rams linebacker Mike Jones. Dyson stretched for the end zone and comes up a yard short as the Rams hold on.

2.) Super Bowl XXIII – Trailing Cincinnati 16-13 in the fourth quarter, the 49ers started a drive from their own 8-yard line with 3:10 to go. San Francisco’s Joe Montana orchestrated a brilliant drive to the Cincinnati 10, and then fired a game-winning scoring strike to John Taylor with less than 30 seconds to go. Montana’s heroics gave the 49ers a 20-16 in Bill Walsh’s final game as 49er head coach.

1.) Super Bowl XLII – Just before the game-winning touchdown pass to Plaxico Burress, Giants quarterback Eli Manning performed a miracle. Scrambling for dear life, Manning broke free of several Patriots defenders before launching a pass that was caught in spectacular and improbable fashion by David Tyree. The 32-yard “Helmet Catch” allowed the drive to continue, as they eventually triumphed over the Patriots 17-14.