Kevin Dyson's moment is still painful for Titans fans The St. Louis Rams went on to win 23-16 that Super Bowl. "Wow, man," Dyson said in an interview with ESPN.

Super Bowl XXXIV ended with Mike Jones tackling Kevin Dyson at the 1-yard line. How did Dyson overcome the disappointment? By starting a friendship with the man who tackled him.

The one on the (right), his hair in braids, is Kevin Dyson, the wide receiver for the Tennessee Titans. The other one, with the freshly shaved head, is Mike Jones, the St. Louis Rams' linebacker.

Kevin Dyson just can’t find his way into the end zone AP “I saw they were in zone when I went in motion, so I knew the ball was coming my way,’’ he said.

THEN: The 16th overall pick in the 1998 draft, Kevin Dyson played the majority of his six-year NFL career with the Tennessee Titans and is best known for two separate plays during the 1999-00 ...

Kevin Dyson: 'The wound's healed' Save for the day after the game, Dyson didn't watch the final play of Super Bowl 34 again until 3½ months later. He was in St. Louis — with Mike Jones.

Dyson wasn't even supposed to be on the field when the Titans' kick-return team lined up with only 16 seconds left and Tennessee trailing Buffalo, 16-15, in a wild-card playoff game last January 8.

Former Titans WR Kevin Dyson is known for starring in two all-time famous NFL plays, but since retiring, he's taken on a new, more fulfilling role as a middle school principal.

Kevin Dyson, one of the principal performers of the Tennessee Titans’ most memorable playoff runs, is now a high school principal. Williamson County Schools in suburban Nashville named Dyson ...

His tackle of Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kevin Dyson at the 1-yard line prevented a last-second touchdown and sealed the Rams’ 23-16 Super Bowl XXXIV victory.

Dyson went on 104.5-FM and talked about it with former Titans teammate Blaine Bishop. His achievement should be trumpeted. Dyson is a husband, father of four and administrator.

Listen to Kevin Dyson talk about his younger brother Andre and what you hear in his voice is a father talking about his son. “Man, I am like a proud dad,” Kevin Dyson told The Post by phone.