The 2004 tournament showcased 38 coaches vying for the coveted trophy.

In the AFC heat, after some nail biters, a missed 21 yard FG, and two Jacksonville teams squaring off against each other, we had a perfect 32 team field dwindle to four - a pair of New England teams, Baltimore, and Jacksonville. Devin Flawd took his NE team against John Sheehan's Jaguars and came away with a hard fought 13-9 victory, while Harry Flawd's Ravens picked off Pete Putnams' Patriots six times en route to a 35-7 win. In the AFC title game, the Ravens clawed to a 34-22 win and the first berth in this year's Super Bowl was filled by the defending champion.

In the NFC heat, another 22 coaches (including 18 returneees) were narrowed down to four with Devin's Lions, last year's Super Bowl runner up, Jeff Finkledey's Packers, Dan Dolan Jr.'s Cardinals, and Bill O'Neals' Bears. Devin used timely runs and turnovers to defeat Jeff 41-27, and the classic ending of the tourney came in the other semi-final. O'Neals' Bears were clinging to a 12-6 lead with 20 seconds left and the Cardinals on the 11 yard line. Dan threw the medium pass and got his needed yards for a TD, but Bill still got to throw his dice. ...the defense was positioned correctly, the roll needed to be a 1-2-3 or 4 and the Bears move on.. Alas, Bill tosses the dreaded "5" and Dan takes home a 13-12 win. In the wee hours of the morning Sunday, Devin took his Lions to the title game once again with a 32-22 victory.

The Super Bowl was a father-son repeat affair. With his son already holding three plaques and threatening a grand slam, dad could just not allow the fourth to happen. It took all his special plays and bag of tricks, plus Jamal Lewis ripping through the defense for 203 yards,. But the outcome was still in doubt with 4:00 minutes remaining and Baltimore clinging to a 16-11 lead. The Lions forced a Raven fumble on the Raven 21, but the Ravens recovered and chewed up some clock, kicked a FG, and took home a 19-11 win and dad's sixth WBC wood. Household bragging rights are safe for another year, but its getting harder and harder.