For the past week, Joel Thorman and I have lived at the NFL Media Center in Fort Lauderdale, FL. We've been two little fish in a sea of newspaper, radio, television, and online media whales and sharks. We've worked 20 feet from ESPN Radio personalities pontificating on their radio shows. We've worked within arms reach of Paul Kuharsky, Bob Kravitz, Gregg Doyel, and Mike Florio. The experience, or the adventure (what you will) has been inspiring.
Today is our last day here. Already, the NFL Network set is getting broken down. No Deion. No Rich. No Marshall. They're all out at Sun Life-Landshark-Pro Player-Joe Robbie-Dolphins Stadium getting ready for the game.
So, before everything was broken apart and taken down, I took some last minute pictures. You can view them as well as many of the pictures I took earlier this week, after the jump.
My creds
Radio Row, where all the radio and TV media camp out
NFL Network set in the middle of radio row
More Radio Row
Mike Chappell of the Indy Star on the right
Joel Thorman, posting
Sabol was not inside
From a display in the main entrance
Me, with my creds
Sunny
Posters from all the previous Super Bowls
Chris Russo speaks so friggin loud we could hear him at the far end of the convention hall
I guess ESPN took the day off
Where I've practically lived these past five days
The banner hanging over the Media Center entrance