Who's Your Favorite?

I'm getting more than a little bored with the Pacman\Ellis\Williams stories so I thought I would throw out a question to the distinguished members of this blog; Who is your all time favorite play-by-play and color commentary duo?  As I've said before, I've only been following football since 1995 so my experience is limited.  At first I thought it was Madden and Summeral.  Then I remembered some of the incredibly dumb things that John Madden has said (like a turkey has four legs).  And his incredible man love for Brett Favre.   I really liked Pat Summeral though.  Always seemed very prepared and knew what he was talking about. I thought it took amazing control on his part not to laugh out loud at some of Maddens idiodic comments.   

In latter day group  I mostly like the duo of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.   I might get some argument here but I think Joe Buck is one of the most prepared play-by-play people to call a game.  I don't think I've ever heard him make a mistake.  Troy can be a little annoying at times trying too hard not to look like a Cowboy homer (that Clinton Portis comment still rankles me.  Have you met your heir apparent yet Troy?).  

Al Michaels and John Madden are right up there at the top.  Madden seems like a different person now than he did 10 years ago.  Not as verbose but at the same time he's more interesting to listen to. I like Al Michaels as well.  Again, very prepared and rarely makes a mistake.   

I couldn't find anything to like about  the ESPN crew. 

Let's see what NFLN does this year now that Gumbel got the hook.

I don't see a lot of games on CBS but I do know that Phil Simms makes me reach for the mute button.  Jim Nance seems O.K. 

 Thoughts anyone?