I believe the game clock in the stadium wasn't working and was being kept on the field for the last few minutes.

Even so, Enberg had to know there was more than 30 seconds left in the game when the TD came. He should have known that in the plays leading up to the final one. Furthermore, he assumed Denver would kick the extra point and go to overtime without just shutting up, watching which team came out for the conversion and then declaring Denver would go for 2. Frankly, Enberg has slipped greatly in the last three or four years.

Thanks Anon. That's a perfect assessment. The overtime comment just added to the whole thing.

I would've NEVER agreed with anon 9:14s last sentence until watching yesterday.
Oh my! He was 'greatly confused'.
It was tough to watch.
But even worse was Criqui and Fouts on the Titans game.

Criqui had no clue what was going on - I actually felt bad for Fouts. Maybe it was the wind....

A few years ago, I really liked Dick Enberg. Now I agree with anon @ 9:14. Enberg's best years are behind him.

Listening to Enberg call anything but tennis is like watching Steve Carlton pitch for the White Sox and Michael Jordan play for the Wizards. It's painful to hear. It's almost as bad as Verne Lundquist calling college basketball.

I'll give Enberg a pass since the game clock wasn't working and honestly announcers get caught up in the moment alot.

You might be a little confused, too, if Dan Dierdorf was eating your fingers.

"Furthermore, he assumed Denver would kick the extra point and go to overtime..."

Yeah, you just knew he was going for 2. Riiight.

He also said "Playing with the house money" before Denver was about to snap the two point conversion. Playing with house money would have meant the game was tied and if they get it or not they would go to OT.

He's been terrible the last few years.

"Playing with the house money" refers to the fact that Cutler actually fumbled. Therefore, San Diego should have already won the game, and every play after that fumble was like.............. playing with the house money.

Oh yeah, about fifty percent of Criqui's statements were factually inaccurate in the game yesterday.

At least he didn't do what he did last year, and call the Titans "Houston" and VY "Steve McNair" several times each.

CBS really does need to gracefully phase Enberg out. He's up in his 70's now and as much as he wants to keep up with the games, he just can't. Phase him out (starting with college basketball, he's so out of place) and start moving Harlan, Eagle, and Gus Johnson back up the ladder like they deserve.

Even with a miscall yesterday, I'll take Dick Enberg over Gus Johnson, Kevin Harlan and anyone on ESPN any time any place.

I love Dick Enberg, and any game he calls is better for him being associated with it. That being said, for the first time in my life I was yelling at ol' Dick for the last minute of that game. With :24 seconds left, he's yelling that the Broncos just won. I kinda feel bad for him, but I still want him to call football as long as he can. I'll just get used to yelling at him...

I love how sports shows are filled with bloopers by players and fans -- but when one of their own screws up royally, they close ranks faster than you can say "Broncos win". EVERY sports show went with the radio broadcast. I'll bet the "boom goes the dynamite" kid wishes he'd received the same treatment as ol' Dick.