As a Seahawks fan, I come back to this every so often, hoping that Russell will run it into the end zone on THAT play. And it rips my heart out every single time when it gets picked off.
When the crowd cheers during that play that's actually the last gasp of a potential dynasty dying. That's why Seahawk players were fighting at the end, they knew the dynasty was dead and lying a dying animal they lashed out.
As a Patriots fan, the Seahawks had NOTHING to be ashamed of during that game. Even that last play was beautifully set up. It was a miracle that the Pats had practiced for that possibility and that Butler was able to punch through, body-slam a receiver with a foot on him, and intercept that catch. It’s honestly my favorite Super Bowl of all time. It was just an all around well-played, well-coached game between two amazing teams. It was genuinely good football and I’ll always respect Seattle for it.
Yes. I was screaming jumping for joy when malcom butler intercepted that pass, probably the most hype moment of my life other than the eagles SB win. (I’m an eagles fan just also a huge Tom Brady fan.)
@@thebreadfetish2370 i was 11 years old when this super bowl came out. since i was so young i only saw the final 5 minutes unfortunately😢 i remember i was jumping up and down like crazy on that interception and im not even a patriots fan😂 just a great super bowl
Juggernaut I’m stating a fact. Massachusetts is officially known as the “Commonwealth of Massachusetts.” If you don’t believe me, look it up. Yes, Massachusetts is a state, but you wouldn’t refer to it as the “State of Massachusetts” since that’s not it’s official title
Harry Vue Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
You know Brady still had time left on the clock regardless right??? I'm not saying the pats would have won if beast mode ran in but we've seen miracles in football so you never no I mean Brady could have drove them down the field i think they still had some timeouts and kick a field goal to tie it
Yeah like the MIRACLE catch that was the only reason the Seahawks were even in position to run the ball. Thing is if your a hater or Seahawks fan selective memory comes into play and you forget all that. You only remember "1 yard line? Didn't run? We gave the game away!"
No they mathematically did not have to pass. They shouldn't have run the clock down as much and had Marshawn take the run from the .5 yard line. He was on fire that game, shoulda ran first for sure with the way Marshawn was running that game.
One of the greatest Super Bowls in NFL history. Such an even, well played game, between 4 evenly matched sides of the ball. Momentum shift after momentum shift.
This is by far the best Super Bowl to have ever been played. 28-3 is wild but only the 4th quarter in that one was crazy. This one is the best in terms of clutch plays, balance of offense and defense, and most importantly, narratives.
In fairness, if the pass had gone for a touchdown, everyone would have said how clever Pete Carol was, throwing the ball when New England was keyed in on Lynch.
That's exactly what he was going for too, he really wanted to beat Bill to show "Hey you might have done what I couldn't when I was at NE, but I'm going to show you something!" Bill of course was like "Nah"
Looking back at the play, it was probably the safest throw you can make from the 1 yard line. Russ throws the ball and Butler is still 4 or 5 steps away so he looks wide open, and you're thinking worse-case-scenario this gets knocked down at the line it gets dropped, whatever, we live to see another day. I feel like that throw was probably less likely to be intercepted then the likelihood Lynch would have fumbled if given the ball. That's how safe it appeared. It was just an incredible defensive play.
@@tateanderson213 Not the safest (think about a throw to the corner of the end zone), but had it been executed correctly, it might have been pretty safe. Wilson should have thrown the ball at his receiver's body, not lead him with the throw, so that the receiver could use his body to shield the ball from the defender (it would be naive not to expect a defender to get there), leading to an incomplete pass at the worst. Wilson led his receiver and it proved costly. Butler did make a good play and could have broken up the pass had it been thrown correctly.
@@jw9366 Nah man, this was easily the best Patriots Super Bowl win besides the first one. There's a chance the Pats deploy and lose motivation had the lost this game, and Super Bowl 51 never happens. It had been a full decade since their last championship and this game was just all around better than Super Bowl 51. 51 was great, but 49 was exciting from both sides, start to finish. Not a tail of two halves.
18:00 - Tom Brady throws end zone interception to Jeremy Lane 28:42 - Brady throws 11-yard TD pass to Brandon LaFell 41:08 - Marshawn Lynch rushes for 3-yard TD 50:28 - Brady and Gronkowski connect for 22-yard TD 59:16 - Russel Wilson throws 11-yard TD to Chris Mathews 1:07:14 - Steven Hauschka makes 27-yard FG to give Seahawks the lead 1:12:00 - Brady is intercepted by Bobby Wagner 1:17:54 - Wilson finds Doug Baldwin for 3-yard TD pass 1:40:17 - Brady slings 4-yard TD pass to Danny Amendola 1:53:48 - Julian Edelman snags 3-yard TD pass from Brady 2:01:16 - Jermaine Kearse makes insane catch to put Seahawks in scoring position 2:04:04 - Malcolm Butler intercepts Russell Wilson at the goal line
I was at a Patriots bar watching this and the ENTIRE bar was silent, accepting Seattle was going to score and win it. When the interception happened the bar went crazy and the owner passed around shots to the hundreds there. It was EPIC!
@@BIGDADDYRAY18 Oh absolutely Brady better than Peyton. That argument was over a long time ago. Then it was Montana vs Brady and that too is over. Brady #1.
I looked away before the interception occurred; I could’ve sworn they would punch it in on a run. I heard my friends call out interception and I thought they were trolling. Turned around and sure enough, the pats were Super Bowl champs again and I started cryin on the floor lol. Incredible comeback
Quinn and Ryan should have been fired on the spot after the final whistle by the Falcons owner! Players put them both in a position to win and they blew it!
It's all Kyle shanahan but fortunately for him he could bring his snake oil salesman tactics to San Francisco where they've won every single Superbowl since and the 49ers have become a mega dynasty.....oh wait
I'm a patriots fan. Always have been. I've seen some crybabies like Cam Newton after the game, but Russell Wilson is just so amazing. Shows nothing after losing like that, just a let's try again next year attitude. That's what you have to have and that's why I respect Russell.
DeadKnife7 man what? If I was on defense I would’ve been going crazy Juss run the ball and idk what kind of QB Juss can have no emotion after losing the super bowl
As a Seahawks fan, I just got to say even though we lost, this is probably the greatest super bowl ever. A close neck and neck game between the best offenses and the best defenses only for what I hate to admit, but is probably the greatest super bowl play result ever. Just consider the circumstances. You’re at the one yard line, about to win the super bowl, 4th quarter, 30 seconds left on the game clock, with the best running back in the league, and you pass the ball only for a cornerback to be at the right place at the right time and intercepts the ball just wins the super bowl for the entire team. I feel jealous, but this super bowl was one for the books. Nothing but respect to this era of the Seahawks and Patriots. How about I change it up and make my life feel a bit better. So, about 28-3
@@daboss8302 18-1 was the greatest upset ever probably, but the actual Super Bowl wasn't that exciting. It was actually one of the most boring super bowls I've ever watched.
I broke a chair after running around my house in excitement following the Butler pick. To this day that chair has not been repaired. I smile every time I look at it.
Ashlin - Simon was a starter at LSU who was drafted by the Seahawks. Malcolm Butler was an undrafted, 4th string CB for the Patriots who played at Hinds Community College and at West Alabama (D-2) before going to work at Popeye's Chicken. Excuses are for losers. Both Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick will tell you the same. Take a lap chump.
I a die hard Japanese Seahawks fan finally can watch this game being calm as 7 years passed. Hope my team will be back to this showcase soon. Go Hawks!
matt man We would get the ball back if they scored, that timeout would be used on the "game winning drive" that we never had to do thanks to Malcolm Butler. I know though, I was screaming for them to take a time-out, my mind could not understand Belichick's wizardry ,he wasn't even worried lol. He had faith in that Defense that REALLY paid off.
trevpari23 I personally wanted Bill to just let them walk in for the TD and let Brady do what he does best with 2 time outs and a minute on the clock. All he would need to do was at least get in field goal range but I guess thats why I am not a coach lol
By not taking a timeout, Bill kinda forced the Seahawks to throw. Because if Lynch hadn't scored after running it then, they would be pretty screwed. The Seahawks would have had to use their final timeout and only had time for one play max.
Nathaniel Newman Well actually you run first then take the time out. Now they would have 20 seconds. So they would have 3 more plays throwing into the end zone.
Is this the toughest Super Bowl loss ever? I think so, my top 5. 1. Seahawks Super Bowl 49 [gotta run the ball there] 2. Patriots Super Bowl 42 [Gotta bring down Eli Manning there] 3. Bills Super Bowl 25 [Gotta make that field Goal] 4. Falcons Super Bowl 51 [Gotta play smarter in the 4th quarter offensively with a huge lead, or get just 1 defensive stop] 5. Titans Super Bowl 34 [Gotta grow longer arms Kevin Dyson]
Seahawks won the year before so it's not that bad. Falcons is the worst. Titans is close because they were a yard away. Bills because it's the bills nothing goes their way.
Falcons losing was easily the worst Super Bowl loss of all time. Many teams get blown out because they simply don't match up talent wise, but Atlanta had the Super Bowl trophy in their hands basically and they gassed out and made stupid calls in the second half. They rested on their Laurels against the freaking Patriots of all teams. I think they could of gotten away with the slacking off against any other team in the league that year, but not against New England.
What always drives me insane about this play, is that everyone talks about Marshawn and a missed opportunity. If this play ended in a touchdown, people would be talking about the "brilliance" of Pete Carroll to throw instead of doing the obvious. What made this play happen was not a Seahawk failure, but Butler's experience in getting beat on this play multiple times. He was drilled on it by Coach Belichik and was ready for it this time around. Mad respect to the Seahawks for an incredible game.
Bottom line: if Marshawn ran it all four times and New England just flat-out stopped him, I could live with that. You've got to put the ball in his hands. I wouldn't have been talking about Pete Carroll's "brilliance". I'd been asking, what the hell was he thinking, risking it all on a pick play"? Would I have been happy? Sure, but it wouldn't have felt right because that's not who we are.
And for some reason, no one ever looks at the Patriots defensive package on that play. There's about a million pounds of flesh on the LOS, and every WR is essentially man-to-man (there's a single safety but he's too far back to do anything anyway). If you don't trust your offense to throw a TD on a pick play from the 1 with man across the board, you should just never throw a pass ever again. And the more likely "worst case" of that play is an incompletion, not an INT - which still gives you 3rd and a half a yard, with two chances for Lynch to punch it in. It's a sensible or even smart play call to run the pick play and throw it there, but given the outcome everyone thinks it was just stupid.
Bucky Badger16 Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
Pick play isn't fancy. It was one of the top percentage scoring plays that season. You have to play near perfect and jump the route to even have a chance to defend. Browner jammed kease properly, Butler beat him to the spot where the ball was going by selling out to it. Lynch was 1/5 on scoring from the one yard line that season. Pick play to score in the redzone was nearly 100% by all teams that season.
The problem is it was 2nd down And running has less risk of losing ball than passing They can run this down and even if they failed, try pass at 3rd or 4th down So why took unnecessary risk? That's why this is a bad call
Bryanwny Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
THEY DIDN'T THROW IT AWAY. THAT SAME PLAY WORKED IN THE 3RD QUARTER, WHEN IT WAS 14-14 M.L.GOT IT TO THE 3 YD LINE, AND DID THEY RUN HIM? NO THEY DID THE PLAY FAKE, AND GOT THE TD, THEY TRIED THE SAME THING THAT HAD JUST WORKED, BUT BECAUSE IT DID NOT WORK ON THE END, >>>>OH RIGGED, HOW COULD THEY HAVE DONE THAT?
@@aidankearns2102 when your talking biggest comeback its pretty exciting especially in that 4th quarter. I agree that 49 was the better overall game with a exciting ending
Just goes to show that team was not mentally tough. The “me” attitude that those kinda players have doesn’t lead to lasting success as a team. Pats lost the super bowl on poor play calling throughout the game in 2017 and came back and won the super bowl last year.
Viewtiful Woe here I'll explain for you. That season Lynch had run from the 1 five times. You know how many times he got the TD? 1. That's a 20% chance that they get the TD. The Patriots were in goal line, so they were protecting against the run. Marshawn wouldn't have gotten it. And, the Patriots had all of their cornerbacks practice against that play a few times, Butler didn't make the play in practice, but he learned and did it when it counted.
What about the time when Charles Woodson was robbed from the Brady tuck rule in the division round when Adam Vinetari bailed out Brady in the snow? What about when Adam Vinetari bailed out Brady as Brady won MVP with 147 yds passing with ONLY ONE td vs the Greatest show on turf when the Rams were actually a good team?
I don't think Brady was the same player in those first two years than he is now. Also, no matter how good your kicker is somebody has to move the ball close enough for the field goal to be made.
I hate the Patriots so much. This Superbowl makes me sad even though the Raiders weren't in it. No love lost for the old AFC West Seahawks, but every Raider loves Marshawn.
@@eanayac actually if you look back on Seattle that year, even with a decent O line and Lynch, they were one of the worst teams in gaining short yardage. 🤷♂️
Could've should've would've. It happened. I could say they wouldn't have never been in that position if jermaine Kearse didn't get that crazy catch, but that happened regardless it doesn't matter what they should've done or saying that would have won if they ran the ball. Every single play in the game affects the game. If one little play didn't happened it might've been 40-0 Seahawks win or 40-0 pats win
@Paul McCartknee no it was one sided u look at it by the comback yea it was good but think about the first have was only the falcon then second half and ot only the patriots good game but from a beginning to end and the back and forth it wasn't that great of a game great games are made by the the back and forth and the suspense that the whole game I don't know who can win like this game and super bowl 42, 43, 46, 13, 10, 36 etc and many more playoff and regular season games
shiauZOOMer yeah they must all really be down in the dumps right now. Truly astonishing how much a 1/4 psi under regulation 2 years ago can rob the joy out of 2 Super Bowl victories.
shiauZOOMer also just to add, spygate was far worse than deflate gate. It was almost unanimously agreed that the actual infraction was minuscule and borderline irrelevant, it was about giving a stronger penalty after they got off on spygate and an attempt by Rodger Godell to prove he is big boy. He technically broke a rule so he was punished accordingly but not a single soul can make a solid argument as to how a minute difference in ball pressure taints the greatest dynasty in NFL history and ruined a franchises title and spirit. Ball pressure is also personal preference, same as many other equipment choices. So the lower pressure isn’t even a objective advantage, only the same as a wide receiver using gloves as opposed to going barehanded.
@@peterdonovan8710 2 championships and 3 SB appearances later, Patriot players and fans are still trying to convince themselves that the titles 2015 and earlier are legitimate.
When this game was on about 6 years ago, I was delivering pizzas, in a terrible snowstorm, needless to say I got stuck in a snow bank and was standard in my car. I didn’t get to enjoy this game, had to deal with a tow truck or finding a way to get to safety. Once the game was over my boss finally came to get me and we pushed my car out of the snow bank, I get back the shop and I was told New England won. Now 6 years later I’m not doing said job and relaxing on a Saturday night, just sitting here. Watching this game. Having a few beers. 😂
@@elcid8889 it depends on point of view bro... Take it this way would Malcolm even be in that position of Edelman had not made his plays? Malcolm play was crucial .. Edelman two plays were cruicial as well... 2 outweighs 1 bro
@@rondellgibbs8737 yada yada yada yada! And the fact is that Malcolm Butler made the Crucial Play that won the game "bro". Only an idiot would argue that fact!
@@elcid8889 Yeah but Tom and Edelman did their job as well, it was a complete team effort. If it weren't for Malcolm Butler allowing that completion to Kearse in the first place, the Seahawks wouldn't have even been in the redzone.
LMAO same here, i moved here from Cali, these seahawks fans n people from seattle think they know so much about sports, competition, n WINNING. LMFAO All i say is, do you know what u guys are known for ? giving away a superbowl n especially to Tom Brady. Yes everyone hates, u, Ur damn right we do LOL
2:04:18 Al Michaels: Pass is INTERCEPTED AT THE GOAL LINE BY MALCOLM BUTLER! Unreal! 7 years later, and I still can't believe the Seahawks didn't run the ball... Also... @ 2:05:16, Sherman's reaction to that interception GIVES ME LIFE.
Expose Films Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
From a packers fan, after that nfc championship against Seattle, this was the most delightful thing that could’ve ever happened. Thank you, Malcolm butler
I know it wasn't the most professional, but that defense played their heart out that game and had to watch it get thrown away (literally) at the very end from the sideline. They were all frustrated
that encroachment by bennet at the very end is one of the most overlooked plays in NFL history. There was a very real chance that Seattle could have gotten a safety and one more possession if he hadn't done that
Every1 talks about how they shouldve ran the ball(which they obviously shouldve) but no 1 talks about Bennets grover lookin ass jumping offsides when they had a guaranteed safety and wouldve gotten another chance to score
Brady goes 8/8 on the final drive of the superbowl to take the lead with 2 minutes left vs the best defense of this generation. Perfection. That is why he is the greatest of all time.
While that defense on that day was not 100%, they still played pretty well against the Patriots. And yes, for Brady to go 8/8 on that drive to clutch out the go-ahead touchdwon just further shows how great of a QB he really is.
The Kearse play and the Edelman play in Falcons Super Bowl give me straight chills. That play is happening BECAUSE it’s the Super Bowl. Think about that. This game means so much it creates a 99th percentile spectacular catch in the 4th qtr
The sad thing is that catch by Jermaine Kearse at the end will always be forgotten because of the interception a few plays later that lost the Seahawks the game.
Jake Butler What’s significantly important which people never talk about is the fact that the last time Tom Brady played in this stadium was super bowl 42, the first giants loss to go 18-1. With that in his mind going into this game knowing what happened the last time he stepped foot onto this field, it’s incredible to see the chip on his shoulder he played with and true grit, you can really notice it come out when the Pats went down by 10. Redemption.
Wow, although my home state team lost, then watching the game again after 10 years and being non-bias toward the end call, this was one of the best Super Bowls I've watched. The determination from both teams, the athletic skills from both teams. Awesome!
Legend has it that, on those cool quiet Arizona mornings, you can still hear the echo of Pete's jaw chewing.
His jaw was going probably dislocated it
As a Arizona resident i can confirm this
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Lol
Exactly what I heard this morning
i must have watched this game 10 times now and i know whats coming and still cant believe it.
you like cheating?
@@mnij525 cheating.? Lol
@Vincent no. It's funny because it makes his entire career a joke
@@mnij525 lmao you're mad. Have fun raging behind that screen, crybaby🤣
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Tom Brady: "Hey, Russell, want another Super Bowl ring?"
Russell Wilson: "Nah, I'll pass."
i see what u did there
@@KINGHAVENVII ahem audible
Ha I get the joke 😂
Pun intended?😂
Lol
Richard Sherman's reaction to that interception was priceless lol.
U Mad Bro?
How ironic he and TB12 would end up teammates on the Bucs.
2:05:14 in case anyone ever asks for the timestamp
Priceless! Shid I'd pay to see it again.
U sad bro?
It's mean but if you act that cocky you're bound to get slapped (great guy btw love him)
As a Seahawks fan, I come back to this every so often, hoping that Russell will run it into the end zone on THAT play. And it rips my heart out every single time when it gets picked off.
When the crowd cheers during that play that's actually the last gasp of a potential dynasty dying. That's why Seahawk players were fighting at the end, they knew the dynasty was dead and lying a dying animal they lashed out.
i come back to see sherman cry and say you mad bro?
As a Patriots fan, the Seahawks had NOTHING to be ashamed of during that game. Even that last play was beautifully set up. It was a miracle that the Pats had practiced for that possibility and that Butler was able to punch through, body-slam a receiver with a foot on him, and intercept that catch.
It’s honestly my favorite Super Bowl of all time. It was just an all around well-played, well-coached game between two amazing teams. It was genuinely good football and I’ll always respect Seattle for it.
even if seahawks won this game is still wont get mad but then he look just like patrick mahomes lose to tom brady in second season@@holeefuk4614
@@Aaron-kj8dv i'm from tennessee (not even a titans fan really), the fans mourning the seahawks loss even to this day is purely entertaining
What do you do when you haven't studied for finals?
Wear a Seahawks jersey because you'll pass when you shouldn't
ER72. Haha lol
It's a good joke but f u
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I’m a Seahawks fan and I have to say this was probably one of the best Super Bowls to ever be played.
Sorry this will be another year where you won’t go to the super bowl thanks to my rams
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@@ericgonzalez4249 listen that was one hell of a prediction by me
@@yossimelamed9555 rams only have 1 Superbowl ring to so you can't say anything
The bills are the goats 🐐 Seattle fell off
If I could go back in time only once I'd go back to this game just to watch live again and relive the same excitement, what a rollercoaster
Yes. I was screaming jumping for joy when malcom butler intercepted that pass, probably the most hype moment of my life other than the eagles SB win. (I’m an eagles fan just also a huge Tom Brady fan.)
@@thebreadfetish2370 i was 11 years old when this super bowl came out. since i was so young i only saw the final 5 minutes unfortunately😢 i remember i was jumping up and down like crazy on that interception and im not even a patriots fan😂 just a great super bowl
8 years later, I am still shocked by the play call.
What about that Atlanta super bowl?
@@mirnakheir1671 this was more exciting I think because we haven't won in ten years and have just lost to the giants 2 seasons before
7:40 “Before he’s tackled by half of the state of Massachusetts” bruh Al Michaels kills me
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Al Michaels made a mistake. Massachusetts is a commonwealth, not a state
Juggernaut I’m stating a fact. Massachusetts is officially known as the “Commonwealth of Massachusetts.” If you don’t believe me, look it up. Yes, Massachusetts is a state, but you wouldn’t refer to it as the “State of Massachusetts” since that’s not it’s official title
Hunter Wilder You should write Al and let him know
@M lol wut
Why didn't Seahawks run the ball? because Pete Carroll promised the Patriots a Lombardi trophy in 1997 and in Super Bowl 49, he delivered.
Harry Vue Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
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You know Brady still had time left on the clock regardless right??? I'm not saying the pats would have won if beast mode ran in but we've seen miracles in football so you never no I mean Brady could have drove them down the field i think they still had some timeouts and kick a field goal to tie it
Yeah like the MIRACLE catch that was the only reason the Seahawks were even in position to run the ball. Thing is if your a hater or Seahawks fan selective memory comes into play and you forget all that. You only remember "1 yard line? Didn't run? We gave the game away!"
No they mathematically did not have to pass. They shouldn't have run the clock down as much and had Marshawn take the run from the .5 yard line. He was on fire that game, shoulda ran first for sure with the way Marshawn was running that game.
Chris Collinsworth: “Sometimes it’s the guys you least expect in these games”
Oh just wait lol
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One of the greatest Super Bowls in NFL history. Such an even, well played game, between 4 evenly matched sides of the ball. Momentum shift after momentum shift.
Forsure. Can't believe it was 8 years ago, feels like yesterday still.
As a hawks fan despite how heartbreaking it is to see. This game as a whole was SOO good.. still pissed at Pete tho 🤣
@@cloutsteezo2269 I consider this is the greatest Super Bowl out if all Super Bowls
This is by far the best Super Bowl to have ever been played. 28-3 is wild but only the 4th quarter in that one was crazy. This one is the best in terms of clutch plays, balance of offense and defense, and most importantly, narratives.
This was the best Super Bowl until 2 years later.. Super Bowl LI
Let’s be honest, this was probably the peak of the nfl.
One of the best games ever played.
Na the NFL peaked in the early 2000s
@@HT-sm9dmwas gonna say the same 80’s to 2000’s was peak NFL but it seems now defenses have adjusted to the offenses which is nice
Superbowl 51 was the last epically great superbowl
I've been watching the NFL since the 90's and the post-Mahomes NFL has become much more entertaining.
In fairness, if the pass had gone for a touchdown, everyone would have said how clever Pete Carol was, throwing the ball when New England was keyed in on Lynch.
That's exactly what he was going for too, he really wanted to beat Bill to show "Hey you might have done what I couldn't when I was at NE, but I'm going to show you something!" Bill of course was like "Nah"
As much as ppl wanna blame on Pete to throw, it was one hell of a play made by Malcolm. 1 in a thousand it will be int.
Looking back at the play, it was probably the safest throw you can make from the 1 yard line. Russ throws the ball and Butler is still 4 or 5 steps away so he looks wide open, and you're thinking worse-case-scenario this gets knocked down at the line it gets dropped, whatever, we live to see another day. I feel like that throw was probably less likely to be intercepted then the likelihood Lynch would have fumbled if given the ball. That's how safe it appeared. It was just an incredible defensive play.
@@tateanderson213 Not the safest (think about a throw to the corner of the end zone), but had it been executed correctly, it might have been pretty safe. Wilson should have thrown the ball at his receiver's body, not lead him with the throw, so that the receiver could use his body to shield the ball from the defender (it would be naive not to expect a defender to get there), leading to an incomplete pass at the worst. Wilson led his receiver and it proved costly. Butler did make a good play and could have broken up the pass had it been thrown correctly.
My friend explained it pretty much the same way to me . It would be a great play if it worked if it doesn't not so much.
One of the best SB I've ever watched.
51 has to be the best for a Patriots fan anyway
@@jw9366 especially because they didn’t deserve it
@@jw9366 Nah man, this was easily the best Patriots Super Bowl win besides the first one. There's a chance the Pats deploy and lose motivation had the lost this game, and Super Bowl 51 never happens. It had been a full decade since their last championship and this game was just all around better than Super Bowl 51. 51 was great, but 49 was exciting from both sides, start to finish. Not a tail of two halves.
@@OG_Orly_OG phagg
Tom Brady’s ring count evolution:
2015: Tom Brady vs Montana
2019: Tom Brady vs the NFL
2021: Tom Brady vs the Lakers
@Elijah Hamm-Cooke how did that not make sense ?
@Elijah Hamm-Cooke this makes perfect sense
@@AA-vn3ru how explain how this makes sense
@@mykv9912 it’s really not that hard to understand
@@mykv9912 he was comparing Brady’s ring count through the years against other franchises and players
18:00 - Tom Brady throws end zone interception to Jeremy Lane
28:42 - Brady throws 11-yard TD pass to Brandon LaFell
41:08 - Marshawn Lynch rushes for 3-yard TD
50:28 - Brady and Gronkowski connect for 22-yard TD
59:16 - Russel Wilson throws 11-yard TD to Chris Mathews
1:07:14 - Steven Hauschka makes 27-yard FG to give Seahawks the lead
1:12:00 - Brady is intercepted by Bobby Wagner
1:17:54 - Wilson finds Doug Baldwin for 3-yard TD pass
1:40:17 - Brady slings 4-yard TD pass to Danny Amendola
1:53:48 - Julian Edelman snags 3-yard TD pass from Brady
2:01:16 - Jermaine Kearse makes insane catch to put Seahawks in scoring position
2:04:04 - Malcolm Butler intercepts Russell Wilson at the goal line
You are a true hero
Thanks for the quick shortcuts.
It's nice to be able to relive my favorite moments from one of my favorite Superbowls of all time.
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Why doesn't this appear in the "Videos" tab in your page?
bet you love that first highlight
Still my favorite Super Bowl of all time. What a fantastic game.
easy to say not being a hawks fan
@@xC12_ Even if the Pats lost, who are my home team, I'd still think this was the best game I've ever watched.
Except for the 28-3 Super Bowl vs the Dirty Birds.
This game wasn't good at all. The most dink and dunk game ever. It had a memorable ending but the overall game was not enjoyable
Man same best ever in my life time at 30 years old so far
Best super bowl in a looooong time.
Tf you talking bout the year Super Bowl 47, Ravens vs 49ers was great
Jose Diaz it was , I just didn't care who won lol
+trevpari23 Oh
I disagree, I actually enjoyed SB 48 a bit more.
Seahawks fan ^^^
I was at a Patriots bar watching this and the ENTIRE bar was silent, accepting Seattle was going to score and win it. When the interception happened the bar went crazy and the owner passed around shots to the hundreds there. It was EPIC!
I liked when the commentator said "He was tackled by half the state of Massachusetts
Tom Brady vs Russell Wilson? I never looked at this game like that lol I looked at this game as Tom Brady vs Legion of Boom.
Brady ate the Legion of Boom alive in the 4th quarter. The Legion of Boom found out hiw much better Brady is than Peyton Manning in this game.
@@PlymouthGTX1972 ok calm down
@@BIGDADDYRAY18 I'm as calm and cool as a cucumber. This is my favorite Patriots Super bowl win.
@@PlymouthGTX1972 no u saying Brady is better than manning
@@BIGDADDYRAY18 Oh absolutely Brady better than Peyton. That argument was over a long time ago. Then it was Montana vs Brady and that too is over. Brady #1.
I love the NFL for uploading these full games!
They should upload more. What do they really gain by keeping classic games locked up?
I looked away before the interception occurred; I could’ve sworn they would punch it in on a run. I heard my friends call out interception and I thought they were trolling. Turned around and sure enough, the pats were Super Bowl champs again and I started cryin on the floor lol. Incredible comeback
Marshawn told the coach he did want to punch the ball in. So they changed the play last second.
Loser
@@LexyThomas134 no he didn’t
Better than SB 50
+Breezy Brees SB 50 was boring asf
Duh
LOL I know right
+34alecjim yeah it rly was. and sb 48 was boring af every sb the broncos are in are just boring. and every sb the pats are in is intense af
***** Was that supposed to mean something?
Man Dan Quinn has had his heart ripped out by the pats twice
Quinn and Ryan should have been fired on the spot after the final whistle by the Falcons owner! Players put them both in a position to win and they blew it!
@@darrellsteele7115 n
Actually once by Kyle Shanahan
It's all Kyle shanahan but fortunately for him he could bring his snake oil salesman tactics to San Francisco where they've won every single Superbowl since and the 49ers have become a mega dynasty.....oh wait
I'm a patriots fan. Always have been. I've seen some crybabies like Cam Newton after the game, but Russell Wilson is just so amazing. Shows nothing after losing like that, just a let's try again next year attitude. That's what you have to have and that's why I respect Russell.
DeadKnife7 man what? If I was on defense I would’ve been going crazy Juss run the ball and idk what kind of QB Juss can have no emotion after losing the super bowl
Your a legend
why are you comparing two black qbs?
@@JERSEYBOYPLAY2HARD why are you assuming he's comparing them because they're black?
That's Life, You Win or You Loose
And That's Exactly How it is.
As a Seahawks fan, I just got to say even though we lost, this is probably the greatest super bowl ever. A close neck and neck game between the best offenses and the best defenses only for what I hate to admit, but is probably the greatest super bowl play result ever. Just consider the circumstances. You’re at the one yard line, about to win the super bowl, 4th quarter, 30 seconds left on the game clock, with the best running back in the league, and you pass the ball only for a cornerback to be at the right place at the right time and intercepts the ball just wins the super bowl for the entire team. I feel jealous, but this super bowl was one for the books. Nothing but respect to this era of the Seahawks and Patriots. How about I change it up and make my life feel a bit better. So, about 28-3
Not probably..IT IS the greatest super bowl ever..i would say it is 100x of 100..but even the big sports entities agree...
Oh Also I was at it
Pats fans always talk about 28-3 and the 1 yard line, but they never talk about 18-1.
@@daboss8302 LOL
@@daboss8302 18-1 was the greatest upset ever probably, but the actual Super Bowl wasn't that exciting. It was actually one of the most boring super bowls I've ever watched.
I broke a chair after running around my house in excitement following the Butler pick. To this day that chair has not been repaired. I smile every time I look at it.
Do u smile now that we just got redemption ;)
+Matt Neiman the Patriots should have ran the ball...
lol who cares. We won the Super Bowl. You guys won a random ass regular season game. Do u smile ? I doubt it.
That's great man, I murdered my kitten. I still haven't cleaned up the corpse. I smile every time I look at it.
Ben Donnelly I'd take a SB win for a regular season losses any day of the week
Fun fact: You don’t need a parachute to go skydiving
You need a parachute to go skydiving twice
I dont get it
Kinda dumb
Or a will.
@@jacobkirby8429 you would die without a parachute and wouldn’t be able to go skydiving twice as a result.
@@PNess-uv2xh It's pretty clever
Greatest sports moment I've ever watched.
any SB involving brady n the patriots is an instant classic
Are you nine?
1202_ProgramAlarm No. lol. But as a pats fan this was certainly the best sports moment i've ever watched
For me it waas the saints interception in Saints vs Colts Superbowl
Garrett Payne what about now sir?
As a 49ers Fan, thank you Patriots for avenging us for the NFC championship 2013.
DON'T YOU EVER TALK ABOUT NEEEE!! 😅
“He Tipped the ball” 😈😈😈
💚💙
You must be having a great month 😭
R.Sherman's reaction was priceless!!
BEST Super Bowl ever !!!
It was so great to see Sherman and Brady's reaction after Interception.
Brady is the Greatest QB of All Time.
L
Joe Villarreal
Still salty?
+2PACLosAngeles yeah he is btw W
You misspelled Romo in that last sentence
+yeezy f Even as a cowboys fan I know that's not true
Russel Wilson: "I Want Six Rings"
Tom Brady: "Hold My Health Smoothie!"
Thanks Aldo Very Cool!
Russel Wilson "Hold your health smoothie? no thanks, i'll pass."
LOL!!
Now 7
Favorite Super Bowl of all time.
That last drive by the pats offense and Brady was masterful!
Any QB could do that vs a 3rd string CB
+Ashlin Mills 3rd string CB plus Sherman Thomas and Chancellor 😂 pretty difficult defense
Ashlin Mills You don't deserve to win the superbowl if one injury ruins your team. Talk about lack of depth.
Ashlin - Simon was a starter at LSU who was drafted by the Seahawks. Malcolm Butler was an undrafted, 4th string CB for the Patriots who played at Hinds Community College and at West Alabama (D-2) before going to work at Popeye's Chicken. Excuses are for losers. Both Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick will tell you the same.
Take a lap chump.
Perfection would be going 8/8 with Lane covering Edelman, not a 3rd string backup.
NFL football is the best thing ever to me 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Carter Karkos, that makes two of us. HAHAHA LOL 😅 😂 😁 😄 😆.
Three here
diruevh, WELCOME TO THE FOOTBALL PARTY. HAHAHA LOL 😅 😂 😁 😄 😆.
GET LAID!
6th here
One of the greatest Super Bowls of all time, maybe even one of the best games of all time
Not even close
pretty god damn close considering the stakes at hand
Mick Nugget not anymore lmao
I’m a Seahawks fan and I agree.
I a die hard Japanese Seahawks fan finally can watch this game being calm as 7 years passed.
Hope my team will be back to this showcase soon. Go Hawks!
This was one of the ten best Superbowls ever
Reverend Rasheem Stewart probably top 3 tbh
It was
What bout Broncos Panthers
@@austin5335 that's was one of the worst
@ToxicByTheWay * lamest super bowl of all time
2:03:44 Pete Carroll's face as Belichick doesn't take a time out. His brain is melting lol.
LOL Bill is lucky that it turned out the way it did or the no time out could have been the dumbest decision ever made.
matt man We would get the ball back if they scored, that timeout would be used on the "game winning drive" that we never had to do thanks to Malcolm Butler. I know though, I was screaming for them to take a time-out, my mind could not understand Belichick's wizardry ,he wasn't even worried lol. He had faith in that Defense that REALLY paid off.
trevpari23 I personally wanted Bill to just let them walk in for the TD and let Brady do what he does best with 2 time outs and a minute on the clock. All he would need to do was at least get in field goal range but I guess thats why I am not a coach lol
By not taking a timeout, Bill kinda forced the Seahawks to throw. Because if Lynch hadn't scored after running it then, they would be pretty screwed. The Seahawks would have had to use their final timeout and only had time for one play max.
Nathaniel Newman Well actually you run first then take the time out. Now they would have 20 seconds. So they would have 3 more plays throwing into the end zone.
Is this the toughest Super Bowl loss ever? I think so, my top 5.
1. Seahawks Super Bowl 49 [gotta run the ball there]
2. Patriots Super Bowl 42 [Gotta bring down Eli Manning there]
3. Bills Super Bowl 25 [Gotta make that field Goal]
4. Falcons Super Bowl 51 [Gotta play smarter in the 4th quarter offensively with a huge lead, or get just 1 defensive stop]
5. Titans Super Bowl 34 [Gotta grow longer arms Kevin Dyson]
Arch Hades nah falcons worse it’s a way bigger choke job
Seahawks won the year before so it's not that bad. Falcons is the worst. Titans is close because they were a yard away. Bills because it's the bills nothing goes their way.
Falcons losing was easily the worst Super Bowl loss of all time. Many teams get blown out because they simply don't match up talent wise, but Atlanta had the Super Bowl trophy in their hands basically and they gassed out and made stupid calls in the second half. They rested on their Laurels against the freaking Patriots of all teams. I think they could of gotten away with the slacking off against any other team in the league that year, but not against New England.
@@Pingo21 yeah but the Patriots have won a super bowl. Pats can live with a super bowl loss Falcons have never won and they should have.
Pretty good list
What always drives me insane about this play, is that everyone talks about Marshawn and a missed opportunity. If this play ended in a touchdown, people would be talking about the "brilliance" of Pete Carroll to throw instead of doing the obvious. What made this play happen was not a Seahawk failure, but Butler's experience in getting beat on this play multiple times. He was drilled on it by Coach Belichik and was ready for it this time around. Mad respect to the Seahawks for an incredible game.
Exactly
Not really. It's a risky play irrespective of the result. People would praise it if it worked because it was BOLD as hell. Russ should have ran it in.
Bottom line: if Marshawn ran it all four times and New England just flat-out stopped him, I could live with that. You've got to put the ball in his hands. I wouldn't have been talking about Pete Carroll's "brilliance". I'd been asking, what the hell was he thinking, risking it all on a pick play"? Would I have been happy? Sure, but it wouldn't have felt right because that's not who we are.
And for some reason, no one ever looks at the Patriots defensive package on that play. There's about a million pounds of flesh on the LOS, and every WR is essentially man-to-man (there's a single safety but he's too far back to do anything anyway). If you don't trust your offense to throw a TD on a pick play from the 1 with man across the board, you should just never throw a pass ever again. And the more likely "worst case" of that play is an incompletion, not an INT - which still gives you 3rd and a half a yard, with two chances for Lynch to punch it in. It's a sensible or even smart play call to run the pick play and throw it there, but given the outcome everyone thinks it was just stupid.
Yeah if it was 4th down!! It was 2nd and 1
i came to see Richard Sherman's face 😅 2:05:16
I came to see Lynch run in the final TD to win the game.
Bucky Badger16 Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
Uh, >20, is greater than 20, not less. You should probably look into what mathematical symbols mean, if you're going to talk about statistics. haha
Same
This is why we don't play fancy at the one yard line kids.
Pick play isn't fancy. It was one of the top percentage scoring plays that season. You have to play near perfect and jump the route to even have a chance to defend. Browner jammed kease properly, Butler beat him to the spot where the ball was going by selling out to it.
Lynch was 1/5 on scoring from the one yard line that season.
Pick play to score in the redzone was nearly 100% by all teams that season.
The problem is it was 2nd down
And running has less risk of losing ball than passing
They can run this down and even if they failed, try pass at 3rd or 4th down
So why took unnecessary risk?
That's why this is a bad call
At least you can say, The Seahawks went down FIGHTING!!!
When you have Beast Mode, but Don't Run.
Bryanwny Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
^^^this
Bryanwny when you have the 14th overall defense that just won you the super bowl
aretwo deetwo Not a Pats fan tho
aretwo deetwo when you have a 30th overall offensive line 😬
Seattle with the ultimate meltdown at the end after throwing the game away lmao
That was funny ash 😭🤣🤣🤣
Why didn't they run the damn ball
He had the power of the Skittles on his side
@@rosamontoya9154 Darrell Bevel that's why they should have fired him maybe the team wouldn't have fallen apart then.
THEY DIDN'T THROW IT AWAY. THAT SAME PLAY WORKED IN THE 3RD QUARTER, WHEN IT WAS 14-14 M.L.GOT IT TO THE 3 YD LINE, AND DID THEY RUN HIM? NO THEY DID THE PLAY FAKE, AND GOT THE TD, THEY TRIED THE SAME THING THAT HAD JUST WORKED, BUT BECAUSE IT DID NOT WORK ON THE END, >>>>OH RIGGED, HOW COULD THEY HAVE DONE THAT?
2:07:48 Pete Carroll standing there thinking about all the memes flooding the internet.
He just vibing
Fr
haha he looks like someone stole his soul
Remember when this was the craziest end to a Super Bowl? Good times.
Gerrit Coulter yea super bowl 51 was better
@@aidankearns2102 when your talking biggest comeback its pretty exciting especially in that 4th quarter. I agree that 49 was the better overall game with a exciting ending
@@aidankearns2102 and just like that, you have canceled sb51
Uh no, incoming Should have ran the ball comments XD
Please forget that play.
+Denmark James god damn you a bandwagon in every sport lmao, your profile pic bud
+Denmark James Bandwagon city
+Denmark James All your damn teams just seemed to peak at the right moment, huh?
Ikr what a bandwagon
Greatest Super Bowl Ever.
Pete Corroll lost the team after that play call, smh.
Pretty much...we'll see in 2019 though. Sean McVay, Pete Carrol Divisional fight/
He never lost the whole team... but he lost the defense and the O line when Dan Quinn left and they traded Max Unger for Jimmy Graham
Just goes to show that team was not mentally tough. The “me” attitude that those kinda players have doesn’t lead to lasting success as a team. Pats lost the super bowl on poor play calling throughout the game in 2017 and came back and won the super bowl last year.
@Darrow Au Andromedus I don't see the correlation
It was locker room divided after that for sure.
Who’s here after Marshawn Lynch got resigned by the Seahawks?
Eric Miller me
Eric Miller yooo
lol yep
Eric Miller me
Me lol
Tom Brady= Greatest comeback in Superbowl history
Peyton Manning= Greatest collapse in Super Bowl history
I think the greatest comeback in SB history was made by Big Ben and the Steelers in SB 43.
A 3 point comeback ? Yeahh... Amazing
True that lol
Ben Donnelly think about it, this one wasn't a real comeback, 10 points is nothing for Brady, LI however is the greatest comeback
Naw I think the falcons got something to say about greatest collapse in super bowl history 🤣
Moral of the story: Seahawks should have drafted Malcom Butler as a WR.
Bruh just look how CLOSE they were, i will never understand that play..
Marshawn Lynch was 1 for 6 on goaline line carries inside the 1 yardline that year. Does that help paint the picture?
Viewtiful Woe here I'll explain for you. That season Lynch had run from the 1 five times. You know how many times he got the TD? 1. That's a 20% chance that they get the TD. The Patriots were in goal line, so they were protecting against the run. Marshawn wouldn't have gotten it. And, the Patriots had all of their cornerbacks practice against that play a few times, Butler didn't make the play in practice, but he learned and did it when it counted.
@Beet Beet salty seahawks fangirl
Greatest moment of my life, GO PATS!
Mine 2😎
Same
Agreed lets go pats
What about the time when Charles Woodson was robbed from the Brady tuck rule in the division round when Adam Vinetari bailed out Brady in the snow? What about when Adam Vinetari bailed out Brady as Brady won MVP with 147 yds passing with ONLY ONE td vs the Greatest show on turf when the Rams were actually a good team?
I don't think Brady was the same player in those first two years than he is now. Also, no matter how good your kicker is somebody has to move the ball close enough for the field goal to be made.
This game was one of the best and I still can’t bear to watch again. I was so upset in losing that way. Go Hawks!
Completely unnecessary to waste a timeout after that Kearse catch.
I hate the Patriots so much. This Superbowl makes me sad even though the Raiders weren't in it. No love lost for the old AFC West Seahawks, but every Raider loves Marshawn.
One of the best Super Bowls of all time with a great halftime show.. I miss it
MY GOD, I AM WATCHING THIS 5 YEARS LATER. WHY DID SEATTLE NOT RUN THE BALL, WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Don’t remind me
Because statistically they were one of the worst short yardage run teams in the league that year.
@@brianjungen4059 ok
'Cause Pete Carroll is a moron! Plain and simple!
@@eanayac actually if you look back on Seattle that year, even with a decent O line and Lynch, they were one of the worst teams in gaining short yardage. 🤷♂️
Here come the one yard line comments
I'm not even a seahawks fan and I find those very annoying
Because to this day people still think the Seahawks should have won this game
people don't realize that, that same season Marshawn Lynch had ran from the one yard line 6 times and only made it in once
I'm sorry if I lose the Super Bowl its because Marshawn could not get in to score.
Could've should've would've. It happened. I could say they wouldn't have never been in that position if jermaine Kearse didn't get that crazy catch, but that happened regardless it doesn't matter what they should've done or saying that would have won if they ran the ball. Every single play in the game affects the game. If one little play didn't happened it might've been 40-0 Seahawks win or 40-0 pats win
super bowl 49 was way better than super bowl 50
@Paul McCartknee no it was one sided u look at it by the comback yea it was good but think about the first have was only the falcon then second half and ot only the patriots good game but from a beginning to end and the back and forth it wasn't that great of a game great games are made by the the back and forth and the suspense that the whole game I don't know who can win like this game and super bowl 42, 43, 46, 13, 10, 36 etc and many more playoff and regular season games
SB 50 was a cheap Gimme game.
Super Bowl 50 was rigged to why did not Cam not jump on the fumble
How to end a potential dynasty: The Tutorial
Seahawks ended their own dynasty.
@@YeomannnPete did
A dynasty wasn't ended it was just restarted lol
The classic 'Why did you throw it?' Superbowl, never gets old
What part was that?
@@carlmorrow1600 It was a YT video of a Seattle fan reaction
An all time great QB and coach vs an all time great defense. It doesn't get much better than this.
Seahawks haven’t been the same since, I think the Pats destroyed their spirit after this Super Bowl
Patriot's spirit and title were destroyed by Deflategate.
shiauZOOMer yeah they must all really be down in the dumps right now. Truly astonishing how much a 1/4 psi under regulation 2 years ago can rob the joy out of 2 Super Bowl victories.
shiauZOOMer also just to add, spygate was far worse than deflate gate. It was almost unanimously agreed that the actual infraction was minuscule and borderline irrelevant, it was about giving a stronger penalty after they got off on spygate and an attempt by Rodger Godell to prove he is big boy. He technically broke a rule so he was punished accordingly but not a single soul can make a solid argument as to how a minute difference in ball pressure taints the greatest dynasty in NFL history and ruined a franchises title and spirit. Ball pressure is also personal preference, same as many other equipment choices. So the lower pressure isn’t even a objective advantage, only the same as a wide receiver using gloves as opposed to going barehanded.
@@shiauSSO 2 championships and 3 SB appearances later....
@@peterdonovan8710 2 championships and 3 SB appearances later, Patriot players and fans are still trying to convince themselves that the titles 2015 and earlier are legitimate.
When this game was on about 6 years ago, I was delivering pizzas, in a terrible snowstorm, needless to say I got stuck in a snow bank and was standard in my car. I didn’t get to enjoy this game, had to deal with a tow truck or finding a way to get to safety. Once the game was over my boss finally came to get me and we pushed my car out of the snow bank, I get back the shop and I was told New England won. Now 6 years later I’m not doing said job and relaxing on a Saturday night, just sitting here. Watching this game. Having a few beers. 😂
Those two Edelman catches saved the Patriots long before Malcolm Butler did... Edelman is ah Beast
3rd and 14 such a great play… so many wr drop dead after kam tries to decapitate them
But who made the crucial Play of the game? Malcolm Butler did! It wasn't Edelman and it sure as hell wasn't Tom Brady!
@@elcid8889 it depends on point of view bro... Take it this way would Malcolm even be in that position of Edelman had not made his plays? Malcolm play was crucial .. Edelman two plays were cruicial as well... 2 outweighs 1 bro
@@rondellgibbs8737 yada yada yada yada! And the fact is that Malcolm Butler made the Crucial Play that won the game "bro". Only an idiot would argue that fact!
@@elcid8889 Yeah but Tom and Edelman did their job as well, it was a complete team effort. If it weren't for Malcolm Butler allowing that completion to Kearse in the first place, the Seahawks wouldn't have even been in the redzone.
Two great teams at their pinnacle!
I'm a 49er fan living in Seahawk country. Thanks to this game, I have an unfair advantage when the shittalking starts at the bar.
LMAO same here, i moved here from Cali, these seahawks fans n people from seattle think they know so much about sports, competition, n WINNING. LMFAO All i say is, do you know what u guys are known for ? giving away a superbowl n especially to Tom Brady. Yes everyone hates, u, Ur damn right we do LOL
@TOMSoCaLA They did win the Super Bowl the year before in a rout 43-8 as defending Super Bowl champions those fans must have been feeling pretty good
@@tomsocala3158Seahawks have actually won a Super Bowl in this century. You probably weren't around to witness the whiners win it all 😂
HANDS DOWN THE BEST SUPERBOWL IVE SEEN IN MY LIFETIME
Before second half: what a great call by pete Carroll
After game: I cannot believe that call by pete Carroll
😅🤗
2:04:18 Al Michaels: Pass is INTERCEPTED AT THE GOAL LINE BY MALCOLM BUTLER! Unreal!
7 years later, and I still can't believe the Seahawks didn't run the ball...
Also... @ 2:05:16, Sherman's reaction to that interception GIVES ME LIFE.
Can't believe the Seahawks didn't run it still
Expose Films Lynch was ran from the one 5 times that year. He scored once. 20%. He probably doesn't score. If he doesn't then the clock is running and they have to use their last timeout with >20 seconds left. They mathematically had to pass.
Kuani statistics don't matter in a situation like that, marshawn has the heart of a lion if he wants the ball I'm gonna hand him the ball
That should tell you it's rigged then
Expose Films I can
No, Micah, that just tells me you're stupid...........unless you're trolling, in which case....no still stupid.
From a packers fan, after that nfc championship against Seattle, this was the most delightful thing that could’ve ever happened. Thank you, Malcolm butler
Seahawks have no class when they started fighting at the end.
^ HAHAH how about the refs were paid too? And the entire audience?
You cannot enjoy victory unless you learn to embrace your previous defeats.
@@NorthernlionLP yo ass going straight to hell I don't feel sorry for you neither
every team has fights
@Beet Beet I
I know it wasn't the most professional, but that defense played their heart out that game and had to watch it get thrown away (literally) at the very end from the sideline. They were all frustrated
that encroachment by bennet at the very end is one of the most overlooked plays in NFL history. There was a very real chance that Seattle could have gotten a safety and one more possession if he hadn't done that
No there wasn’t, Brady is the best QB sneaker of all time
@@Ty-nw5sx but Seattle had one more timeout, say Brady got one yard, there's still a chance he could've fumbled the next snap or got a safety there
@@joshuakissner8102 Brady is the best QB sneaker of all time
@@Ty-nw5sx doesnt matter, there was still a good chance of a safety
@@emperorpalpatine3125 not really, game was over, and would have only resulted in the Seahawks being down by 2 with a few seconds left
I was impressed with the commentators in this game. Nearly a dozen times Cris (and Al) said exactly what I was thinking
This was a gift Super Bowl.
Nope . They ran a goal line play and didn't work. Nothing more nothing less kid
Every1 talks about how they shouldve ran the ball(which they obviously shouldve) but no 1 talks about Bennets grover lookin ass jumping offsides when they had a guaranteed safety and wouldve gotten another chance to score
He played well the rest of the game. Brady probably wouldn't have thrown the first interception if it wasn't for him.
they would of had like 10 seconds after the play and the punt from the 20....it was unlikely they would of won unless they got another lucky pass
Brady would've most likely done a qb sneak to get out of the end zone
Guaranteed safety? Um no
matt man tom brady is no Cam Newton when it comes to pushing a pile foreward
win or lose the you can guarantee one thing if the patriots are in a superbowl. the game will not disappoint
SB 53 is gonna be boring 😴
Instinct FGC it was
Memes Extremes Don’t like defensive games?
@@theweekndSuxArse If the Rams offense hadn't been so incompetent it would've been a fun defensive game imo. Rams defense was fun to watch tho.
@@115Harvester
They weren't incompentent, it's called "Choking".
Brady goes 8/8 on the final drive of the superbowl to take the lead with 2 minutes left vs the best defense of this generation. Perfection. That is why he is the greatest of all time.
While that defense on that day was not 100%, they still played pretty well against the Patriots. And yes, for Brady to go 8/8 on that drive to clutch out the go-ahead touchdwon just further shows how great of a QB he really is.
Nate Zeller at cheating right?
Eddy Nemec 1/10
As a Seahawk fan I agree
I didn't realize Brady was on defense...that was clutch lol
Beast Mode on Club Shay Shay made me relive this.
The pain from this will never go away
The Kearse play and the Edelman play in Falcons Super Bowl give me straight chills. That play is happening BECAUSE it’s the Super Bowl. Think about that. This game means so much it creates a 99th percentile spectacular catch in the 4th qtr
5:05 Funny seeing this knowing what happens with the Falcons
Vdv
he must see brady in his sleep
The sad thing is that catch by Jermaine Kearse at the end will always be forgotten because of the interception a few plays later that lost the Seahawks the game.
It would be up there with the helmet catch and Manning to manningham as iconic catches in the Superbowl had the seahawks won the game such a shame
The Super Bowl that made Butler a household name
3 years later in super bowl 52 belichick benched Butler for the game
Best Super Bowl ever
Greatest Superbowl ever!
@@dimitrytimothee1590 yeah
Still watching, enjoying, and salivating until now 2019.
Lol
Who paid off Pete Carrol to take out Beast Mode and put in that sad pass play?
2:03:17 “There not in yet” Famous last words...
My favorite was Collinsworth went from laughing and joking that the Patriots were gonna lose to steaming mad after the Butler pick
“Half the state of Massachusetts” 😂😂😂😂
Jake Butler
What’s significantly important which people never talk about is the fact that the last time Tom Brady played in this stadium was super bowl 42, the first giants loss to go 18-1. With that in his mind going into this game knowing what happened the last time he stepped foot onto this field, it’s incredible to see the chip on his shoulder he played with and true grit, you can really notice it come out when the Pats went down by 10. Redemption.
Wow, although my home state team lost, then watching the game again after 10 years and being non-bias toward the end call, this was one of the best Super Bowls I've watched. The determination from both teams, the athletic skills from both teams. Awesome!
I remember watching this game, when the interception happened my heart sank, I was crying I'm pretty sure I cried myself to sleep
That's what happened to me,but they should've ran 😭
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I was crying with laughter
I did
I was jumping with joy
Timing Malcolm butlers interception with New Years wish me luck
For all you idiots saying the center should have gotten a false start, the center can move all he wants until he's down in his stance.
exactly A Gaytheist......