In a 2006 SNF game, Al Michaels has a few funny moments behind the mic. The first part is a brief rant after halftime about the use of pyrotechnics in enclosed (or semi-enclosed, in Texas Stadium's case) stadiums and arenas. I'm not sure whether he said something about it during halftime, though. In the second part (at about 1:00, he and John Madden are confused as to how the officials know the exact spot of the ball after a dead-ball penalty. This is explained after the 3:00 mark.

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