. >> and our very brave josh elliott, who is an anchor for espn's "sportscenter" has been out in theiddle of all of it partying with both sides and joins us live from ft. worth, texas. josh, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan, good morning, bianna, and, yeah, the day has finally arrived. and as you mentioned, so did the fans all week. tens of thousands of arguably the nfl's most storied franchise. and certainly the most fashl fan bases. we wondered which is the most rabid? we decided to let you be the judge. >> touchdown. >> reporter: the green bay packers and the pittsburgh steelers, two of the nfl's most iconic franchises. winners of a combined nine super bowls. two teams though also defined by their fans. [ cheers ] >> we're down here to win. >> go, pack, go! >> reporter: whether roaming the frozen tundra, their heads crowned by foam cheese. >> go, pack, go. >> hey, steeler nation. >> reporter: or roaring by the three rivers waving terrible towels some bearing famous names like susan lombardi, daughter of the packers' legendary coach. >> we're going to bring that trophy

carolyn man know is at the edge sportscenter in bedford, mass policy.od afternoon. >> good afternoon. this is your typical sunday here at the rink, parents getting in the car, bringing their kids here to watch them skate. they're continue on into the afternoon and for the boys here, tear dreams of playing in the nhl are well established. they see their heroes play every day. for the girls, it's a very different story. playing professional hockey is a lot less glamorous. it's game day for the women of the boston blades. the first american team in the semi professional canadian women's hockey league. >> thank you. >> fortunately for the blades, today's game against toronto is at home where they're only facing a two-hour bus ride instead of the 12-hour ones they're used to. >> four-time olympian angela has experienced the sport at its highest level. when the blades came calling, she didn't hesitate. >> i'm doing this. i'm getting on the bus. they're making ends meet so they can train for the sport they love. >> the blades are already a tight knit group in

i've never turned on "sportscenter" and done that. >> jimmy: when you're dunking powerfully and creativelyhing you practiced or something you're just improvising while you're up in the air? >> yeah, you just kind of improvise. i never practiced dunking. i always did when i was young. my first dunk was just a little -- barely got it over the rim. >> jimmy: how old were you, your first drinunk? >> i was 13. >> jimmy: your dad, he must be proud? >> yeah, it was great to play for him. it's cool. >> jimmy: does he still give you tips and criticize your game? >> yeah, for the most part. i hit that ignore button. >> jimmy: hit the mute button. you've got your own app which is the ultimate honor. it's the subway dunk fresh app. and people -- what people can do is put their heads on your body -- >> right. i actually did it this afternoon. >> jimmy: and make love? >> yeah, it's awkward at first but -- >> jimmy: i put my -- oh, hold on, let me get mine here. all right, here we go. here's how it goes. ready? take a lack at this. okay, so people put in their heads. the size of my head is maybe a little

. >> i mean, some of the stuff i was saying it was really -- and i felt like that all those "sportscenterg off, because i'm blowing this guy away. >> jimmy: yeah. well, maybe, maybe not. who knows. i would love to see you address the team. i would love to see the looks on the guys faces. >> they'll be like what, he's talking about world war ii and stalingrad now? that's where i went. >> jimmy: that's where you have to go now days. you really do. now, you're in many movie "hall pass." and the idea of the film is you guys are married -- >> right. >> jimmy: not to each other. >> no. >> jimmy: not like you and woody. >> no. we get a week off from marriage and the -- >> jimmy: do the wives get off a week from marriage? >> they kind of do and therein lies the rub. >> jimmy: i see, yeah. >> we don't quite know so yeah, but -- >> jimmy: you don't -- do you think that's a good idea? i was talking to people around here and they seem like some people a like, that would be great and i think that would be terrible because i know i'd be home alone, lying with the rub and the wife would be out, you know