team introduce themselves on each side of the ball (though the strict "player name/position/playing college" introductions of the past have been relaxed, and now players can list their birthplace or high school in the last part rather than their playing college, or even their college's common nickname, such as Miami (FL)'s "The U"), much as ABC did in the last few years of its run, and the short post-game show (done to allow affiliates to start their late newscasts) follows a similar format to ABC's. As of Week 9 of the 2016 NFL season, this practice was also used on the NBC-produced Thursday Night Football broadcasts on NBC and/or NFL Network. Michaels and Madden ended each telecast in the 2007 and 2008 NFL seasons by selecting an MVP for that night's game to receive the Horse Trailer award (with a photo of each recipient being affixed to the side of a production truck, also known as a "horse trailer"). This concept originated from Madden's days with CBS, where he invented the similar "Turkey Leg Award" for the Thanksgiving Day game in 1989 (he later took the concept to Fox, then expanded it to every game of the year with the Horse Trailer Award when he joined ABC in 2002). In the 2006 season, the MVP concept was modified slightly, where the game's MVP was called the "Rock Star of the Game" and had his photo placed on a display at the "Top of the Rock" observation deck atop 30 Rockefeller Plaza, NBC's New York headquarters, in New York. When Madden retired following Super Bowl XLIII, the Horse Trailer Player of the Game award was discontinued. The following local TV stations have carried both MNF and SNF during their histories. (Unless otherwise noted, these stations have been NBC affiliates for the entire run of SNF.) KBMT Beaumont, Texas (MNF from 1970–2005 on channel 12.1 (digital) and channel 12 (analog), SNF since 2009 on channel 12.2) KNSD San Diego (MNF from 1973–1977 as KCST) KNTV San Jose (MNF from 1970–1999; although licensed to a city in the San Francisco media market, it served the Monterey Peninsula and the Santa Cruz area at the time of ABC affiliation) KOMU-TV Columbia, Missouri (MNF from 1982–1985) KUSA Denver (MNF from 1970–1995 [Week 1], 1970–1984 as KBTV) WAND Decatur, Illinois (MNF from 1970-2004) WDTN Dayton, Ohio (MNF from 1980–2004) WNWO Toledo, Ohio (MNF from 1970–1995 [Week