It's finally Super Bowl Sunday, but before we plunge into the big game, it's time to backtrack. The last seven days have provided several highs and lows. Ready to reminisce? Take a look at the Best Moments of Super Bowl Week.

From questions surrounding his Atlanta incident back in 2000 to brand new allegations surrounding possible PED use, this hasn't been the easiest time for Ray Lewis. Nonetheless, the Ravens LB has addressed the "deer antler" controversy and has kept his poise while being peppered with question after question.

Lewis' week: Refutes deer antler report | Agitated over report | Legacy still in question for some

Not since the Civil War have we seen such hype surrounding a brother vs. brother matchup. The two head coaches of the Super Bowl (John and Jim Harbaugh) is an obvious and low-lying fruit storyline, but still ... it's difficult not be transfixed.

HarBowl: Brothers followed role model | Pulling a magic act

The young 49ers defensive back stepped in it during Media Day when he made homophobic remarks the sparked a firestorm among the media. Culliver later released a statement and retracted his statement, but he nonetheless brought obviously unwanted negative attention to the team.

Culliver controversy: Makes homophobic remarks | Engel: Right to be wrong

The future Hall of Fame receiver turned heads and made us chuckle (and argue) when he boldly proclaimed to be the "greatest receiver ever" during a Super Bowl Week news conference. It was especially bold considering he plays for the 49ers, which produced the legendary Jerry Rice. So, is Randy Moss really the best? That's for the public to decide.

Randy Moss: Says he is the greatest ever | Rice surprised by comments

Will she pull a repeat of the Presidential Inauguration and lip-sync her way through the national anthem? We can only wait and see, but Beyonce did give us a treat at a news conference where she belted out the song in front of a throng of anxious media members.

Beyonce: Schrager: She did her own TD spike

HGH testing? Player safety? Bountygate? NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell touched on a myriad of topics during a memorable question and answer session on Friday.

Goodell speaks: Close to approving HGH testing

What's the future of the NFL? Well, if you asked Ravens safety Bernard Pollard earlier this week , the league might not even exist in 30 years. "I could be wrong. It's just my opinion, but I think with the direction things are going — where [NFL rules makers] want to lighten up, and they're throwing flags and everything else — there's going to come a point where fans are going to get fed up with it,"Pollard said. Also weighing in was Barack Obama, who spoke out on the dangers of the NFL.

Pollard: NFL will be gone in 30 years

The Hall of Fame quarterback and current CBS analyst made headlines this week when a report came out that he fathered a love child back in 2005 with a production assistant. Awkward.

Marino: Legend fathered love child

Clowns, babes and silly questions! Some people call it a waste of time, we call it Super Bowl XLVII Media Day.

Media Day: Check out the sights | Check out the girls | Schrager's highlights and lowlights

Is Joe Flacco an elite quarterback? Whether you agree or not, it looks like he will get paid like one after the season. Flacco is looking for Peyton Manning dollars in his next Ravens contract and with a Super Bowl appearance (and possible win) now on his resume, it's time to break the bank.

Flacco: Wants more than Peyton Manning | Ravens not worried | Joe is unflappable