Will Oakland's No. 1 offense
raid Tampa's top D?
For the first time ever, the NFL's best offense is squaring off against its best defense in a Super Bowl
Updated: January 22, 2003, 2:44 PM ET
By by Craig A. Rolling, STATS. Inc.
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