See the video of a guy's penis interrupting a Larry Fitzgerald touchdown here (careful, it's not even close to being safe for work).
Gonzalez, who was working for Cox Communications at the time of the Super Bowl porn incident, must pay a $1,000 fine and be placed on probation for three years, according to the terms of his plea agreement.
If Gonzalez completes his probation, the crimes will be designated as misdemeanors rather than felonies.
When Gonzalez was working for Cox, the company was a liaison for Comcast. State prosecutors say, on two separate occasions, Gonzalez hacked into Comcast's computer system. During one of the hacking incidents, following a Larry Fitzgerald touchdown during the Arizona Cardinals' loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2009 Super Bowl, Gonzalez broadcasted a 37-second clip of "Wild Cherries 5" to thousands of viewers in the Tucson area.
As a result of the brief porn viewing, Comcast offered all of its 80,000 customers a $10 credit, regardless of whether they saw the porn.
Gonzalez will be sentenced by Pima County Superior Court Judge Clark Munger on December 1.
