Yeah, that’s a big one. I just enjoy the moments with the players, like on the sideline when Antonio Pierce when he would come over. You know, it’d be in the middle of a game, and Michael Strahan getting the guys all riled up,

"It's a little overwhelming and humbling," Steve Spagnuolo said. "I just hope we can finish it off the right way."

The main reason for the New York Giants' stunning Super Bowl XLII upset over the previously undefeated New England Patriots isn't in the Pro Football Hall of Fame yet. Neither is Eli Manning. No defensive coordinator is more decorated than Steve Spagnuolo.

Spagnuolo had two stints working with the Giants and head coach Tom Coughlin, who did not make the HOF finalist cut this year.

Steve Spagnuolo is back on the Super Bowl stage, something very familiar for the Chiefs defensive coordinator.

Spanguolo has won four Super Bowls as a defensive coordinator. A Chiefs win over the Eagles in Super Bowl 59 would give Spagnuolo his fifth ring.