So welcome to the game day edition of Inside the Huddle and I've got to tell you it's a really special one today because this is Saturday, local time 20 past 2 and Neil and I are sat inside Lucas Oil Stadium. We're looking at the TV crews getting all the cameras put in place for tomorrow. There have been rehearsals here today by various people who have got big parts

to play on Super Bowl Sunday, including the Patriots and the Giants who've both been here for a

walkthrough this morning to get familiar with the stadium. And I've got to say, Neil, when you sit

down here, it absolutely blows you away, doesn't it? It is incredible. You just sit here and you think this is where we're going to see history being made tomorrow.

And we're sat here in the end zone.

People have to bear with us if we get moved on.

We could have come and found our commentary position,

but we thought we'd do it here sitting in the stadium in the actual seats where these fans will be tomorrow. Even if the game, and I'm sure this is going to be a very close, very exciting game on Sunday,

even if it isn't, this is where we're going to see NFL history made.

I've just counted eight tiers of the stand on the far side.

I mean, it goes all the way round, but there are eight tiers from the Giants' sideline

on the right side of the field as we look at it, all the way to the top are eight tiers from the giant's sideline on the right side of the field

as we look at it all the way to the top of Lucas Oil Stadium that's eight tiers in a variety of

sizes holds around 70,000 and it's going to be extremely noisy and extremely raucous here tomorrow

we're at the south end I think we are we're sitting in the end zone. And that's going to be the Patriots end zone.

The north end zone is the Giants down at the far side. We can see the Patriots logo already down

on the field. The Giants logo is at the other end of the field. Two giant Jumbotrons kind of

loom large over the stadium in each corner, directly opposite each other.

So wherever you sit inside this stadium, you'll get a magnificent view of the game on the Jumbotron as well as down there on the field below you.

And then at the far end, and it's striking really, this huge glass window that they can open if they want to.

The roof is retractable, but it's closed right now.

It's a good job because it's pouring with rain outside and it's really really cold and then the big glass window at the far side has the big

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