Any football fan born between the late 90s to early/mid 2010s should be very grateful to watch these 2 QBs play, absolutely amazing careers for both of them
You just described a 15 year range of time & someone born in the mid 2010s did not see Peyton Manning play lol they barely saw Brady and were too young to know or care what they were watching 😂 A 5 year old could not care less
The fortunate ones were those like myself, who were around for the 80's and early 90's....to have seen Elway, Montana, and Marino in their primes at or near the same juncture....as well as several other legitimate Hall of Famers on the periphery, such as Young, Aikman, Favre, and Kelly...there has never been such an era of quarterbacking..
@@mariosnum1fan Yep, the Broncos all of a sudden became a lost cause after the Super Bowl, the Chiefs started rising from the terrible ashes they had been facing for years, and Tom Brady kept going to every motherf***ing Super Bowl from 2016 to 2020 except for 2019.
@@PaiidBz It might be the same idea in a sense, but it’s true in a way as the Broncos have been more cursed than ever after that Super Bowl and the Chiefs have been who they are since 2016.
Belichicks halftime defense adjustment was brilliant. Then he won the coin toss in OT and chose to give Peyton the ball to start OT, was genius. Peyton had 55tds that season and 1 of the highest scoring offense in NFL history and made it to the SB And in OT Belichick gave him the ball. That’s why Bill he has 8 rings 🤯 Playing chess while the league plays checkers
The thing I will always remember about Tom Brady is his iconic psycho face when he's about to lead a comeback. It's one of the most cold blooded things in the history of sports.
The one thing I remember about Gronk is no matter how tight things were or when they were on a comeback, instead of being psycho he was still just goofy
Felt the same way when Patriots scored at the end of the 3rd quarter in the Super Bowl against the Falcons… Brady actually looked surprised and humble after the comeback…that’s when I warmed back up to him (I was all in his first 4-5 years)…
Peyton Manning is 3-2 Against Tom Brady in the Post Season with 4 of the Match ups being the AFCCG and Peyton Manning is 3-1 Against Tom Brady in those games
The NFL was never better than when Brady, Manning, Brees, and Rodgers were all at the height of their powers. Sprinkle in Eli, Big Ben, and Rivers and you’ve got one of the most entertaining eras of QB play maybe ever. I’d even give an honorable mention to guys like Alex Smith and Matt Stafford. Man the Brady/Manning rivalry is truly one of the greatest in all of sports
Can’t forget Flacco, mcnabb, romo, hasselback, even Jake Delhomme! 1998 to present is the greatest stretch of QBs EVER! I say present because guys like Flacco Rodgers and stafford are inclusive of this era. I won’t count R. Wilson because he makes up the next era
Undisputed goat. I can’t accept this new wave of ignorant fans claiming Mahomes is better when I watch Brady play. He did everything to the extent it took to win for his team when it mattered. I hated Brady for a long time too but now that he is gone, he holds a place in my childhood watching him crush all the teams I wanted him to lose too 😂
@@michaelman9839 Only the most redacted fans don't under stan Thom's total and complete dominance over an unprecedented stretch of time... also, that last one with Tampa... it is true, that team was indeed stacked but winning one without Billy Big Boi was truly the cherry on top.
This is still one of my favorite games. Watched this with my friends that are broncos fans and the mixed reactions throughout the game made it even better
This is the game I kept mentioning to everyone who would listen while I was watching the start of the 3rd quarter of the 2016 Superbowl vs the Falcons. The Pats were down 25 pts. The huge lead seemed to have happened so fast , and on just a few big plays. Mistakes they usually wouldn't make. It was very familiar to this 2013 game vs the Broncos. Down 24 at halftime. That Broncos offense broke records. So I knew if anyone could make a 25 pt comeback in the Superbowl, it was Brady and the Pats.
Lol I was visiting my parents at the time of this one and I woke my dad up with my jumping around when Edelman scored the go-ahead in this one This game was first on my mind on the Falcons SB. I was visiting a buddy in college at the time and spent the whole game trying to hype my fellow Pats fans outta misery. I smoked the most nervous cigarette of all time after the overtime coin-toss and ended up doing drunken shirtless snow-angels after Whites TD. That Vermont winter weather had nothing on my drunk ass XD God I miss those days
I went to bed at halftime because I had school in the morning and saw the highlights when I woke up. I never went to sleep before the end of a tom brady game again.
Didn't notice that- thx! I use to work in a high-level sport before; the media can be a bunch of wild hyenas towards each other when it comes to getting interviews, photos, positioning on the field, or even who gets to ask a question next. It gives one a better understanding of just how pathetic humans can be at times when decorum or proper conduct is not adhered to.
For New England, keep in mind this was 6 days after they were in a hard fought MNF game against what turned out to be a strong Carolina team Not just 24-0, but also on a short week
@@kevinuchiha6830 That's the only thing I liked about Brady, him freaking out all because he didn't win a game or because of a call he thinks should've gone in favor of his team.
@@kevinuchiha6830to be fair, it was a really bad call. I think Brady had every right to be mad about that play/call. Made you wonder if Vegas made a call to Goodell.
Can we throw Phillip Rivers into that equation? I know he didn’t get a ring, but he got damn close in 2008. I remember that game against the Patriots, I was heartbroken in Iraq.
2004-2008, The Chargers were THE anti-Colts Payton always had season high picks when ever we faced him and offensively that was LT's time and wasn't anyone who could keep that man down.@@publicuser2534
2008? Dude 2006 was rough. THE LT year, but that loss at home against the Pats and the disrespect they showed us turned me into an anti-Pats guy pretty much until that entire roster to include the coaches retired. Now I still don't like them today but at least I don't feel the dying urge to put Pats fans and such through car grills anymore.
We might never get another QB matchup like this. Mahomes vs Allen is the closest we have right now but it’s nowhere close to Brady vs Manning. You knew you were getting a classic every time they faced.
it's stuff like this that's why brady is the greatest of all time and no one in his era was even remotely close. peyton got a defensive score, a defensive recovery at the 10, another defensive recovery, a broke out screen pass for 30 yards... everyone discredits brady cause of his defense or dink and dunk, but peyton was getting that on full display tonight... AND LOST. and brady was throwing to a guy named THOMPKINS LMAO
Brady’s comeback to beat the falcons in the super bowl was the greatest comeback ever because it was for all the marbles against the best team in the country and for a bigger point deficit.
Sometimes I can’t get over how good Brady was. He has the most yards touchdowns and completions ever and all those for the playoffs also and etc. what a player he was
Payton used to do more with less, Brady had very good teams with him… Payton was a show man, spectacular see how he changed the plays in the front line, Brady always play perfectly the steps…
Living in New England we really witnessed sports history during this time not only for the Patriots, but also the Bruins. Red Sox and Celtics. Crazy times.❤🇺🇲
This cannot be stated enough: That night was so dangerously cold. You'll never be able to understand from the video how bad it was. That wind was relentless. We were on the side of the stadium catching it, and we literally had to leave at 3rd quarter because my GF at the time was struggling to breathe. I don't know how these guys play football in it... good news is we beat the traffic home and got to watch the end of the game. Legendary comeback by Brady and the Patriots.
Manning always struggled in New England but this game was even more surprising because the broncos and manning specifically had that memorable 2013 season. They were MILES ahead from the Seahawks at this time as the best team as far as how they were playing (of course, the Seahawks got that last laugh meeting in the Super Bowl against Denver, who also had the last laugh beating Brady and the pats in the AFC Champ game)
This Denver team was statistically the greatest offense of all time, and they had a great defense as well. Which makes what Seattle did to them in the Super Bowl even more impressive.
The 2013 season was so underrated for the Patriots. Nevermind that they made it to the AFC Championship with most starters out on defense, and little to no talent on offense. Especially after Gronk tore his ACL. But the win against the Saints and this comeback were something that we really hadn't seen from the Pats in around 10 years. Then the next year they stayed healthy and finally returned to glory, and established a second dynasty.
I told my lady when we played the Falcons in the Super Bowl 51 at halftime that the game isn’t over until it’s over and that brought me back to this exact game
2013 Brady technically had a down year for himself stats wise although he finished 2nd in MVP and had 5 game winning drives and comeback wins. But he lost Welker to Denver, they replaced him with Amendola but he tore his groin in the 1st game and wasn't right the rest of the season. So he had to rely on Aaron Dobson & Kembrell Thompkins an undrafted rookie. Aaron Hernandez got himself cut from the team. Gronk missed half the season.
The receiving core in 13’ was absolutely terrible. Welker was gone, Branch and Moss were both old and gone, Gronk missed almost the entire year with various injuries, Hernandez went to prison for murder 😂, Amendola hurt.. This was Edelman’s first year as a starter taking Wes’s spot but yeah who could forget Aaron Dropson and Kembrell Dropkins
Also the year Aaron Hernandez happened, I believe. The fact they even sniffed the AFC championship with that roster should be a testament to Brady & Bill...I can't think of any quarterback that could've done anything remotely similar
@@wgnd1614 they are kembrell Tompkins and Aaron Dobson but i add the word drop to their names because I’m being a hater out of nostalgia cus that’s what I called them back then
I only watched till the end of the 2nd half cause I was child and it was school night. I remember lamenting to my dad Brady and everyone sucked. I woke up the next day. Pats won. I felt like an idiot.
Man, I miss these 2 quarterbacks going against each other. If you're a fan of football at all, then these were always an event. Regardless if you love/hate them.
If anyone ever wondered how bb felt about tom brady as a qb...the fact he trusted brady to get the ball back abd win the game shows he knew he had the greatest qb
@@fredodeucedeuce7020 evidently you don't understand the game...when coin toss was done ..they chose to let manning go first...why because he thought defense would make stop and Brady would go down and score or FG...the decision was made becayse of thst trust
@@fredodeucedeuce7020 did I not JUST SAY THAT.....but since they don't score not giving up a td means brady has room to score ....let me give you and example of bb not believing in his qb...bucs play pats in 2021...pats 4 and inches to get 1rst down and maybe continue downfield to score...in stead bb kicked FG ..did not trust mac Jones...he hoped defense would stop brady..that did not happen...9 out of 10 brady was super clutch in those moments...
One of the biggest differences between Brady & Manning. Brady could win in the cold. Manning was something like 5-19 when the temperature was below 40°
But the biggest difference is in forehead size. Peyton is 110% Pumpkin Headed while Touchdown Thom looks like he should be selling life insurance policies out of his mom's minivan.
Memories are crazy Makes me cry watching this such a better time in my life pops was alive there wasn’t covid and I was ignorant to the world watching the game with him I miss that
This was before 28-3. But anyone who had watched Brady knew that the Pats were at least going to make it close game, if not win. The more Brady got his ass kicked in the first half, the better he seemed to play in the second half. This is a perfect example.
Some of those wins were against the Jets so they should actually count as losses. Thom Brady and Billy goat Bellichink had the luxury of taking the taco ring against the J E T S so... Manning's Pumpkin Head comes out ahead here in the real reality brugh. You have just been red pilled son!!
@@jennyanydots2389 And Manning was in divisions with the Jags and Raiders. Who had the 27th and 31st worst overall records since 2000. So cry me a river.
@@Shatamx Calm down dude, I was making an unserious joke youtube comment... this isn't real life you know that right? You take social media too seriously.
This game gets completely overshadowed by the super bowl 51 comeback for obvious reasons, but it's actually more impressive a comeback. The broncos scored 600 points and Manning had his best season ever. Brady meanwhile had his worst team since 2006. Nobody scored 600 to this day even with the extra game. Brady came back and beat this team. GOAT
Billy goat Bellychuck would be outta the league gargling mayonnaise without Touchdown Thommy putting all them rings on his finger. I heard he used to Rock Out with Lawrence Taylor back in his NYGiants days. Do ewe think Billy goat Bubbachuck will go back to the pipe now that no one will hire him ever again for anything in his miserable life?
Aside from the obvious reason this game was remembered. It also unfortunately ended Steven Ridley's career. It's kinda crazy to remember, but Ridley had the seventh highest rushing total in 2012 and 3rd most rushing tds with 1200 yards and 12 tds, respectively. I honestly thought we had found a franchise RB, but alas, he couldn't stop fumbling the fucking ball. Did lead to LaGarrette Blounts' legendary performance in the playoffs though.
And in the end, they let LaGarrette Blount go after Super Bowl 51 which was a big mistake and he got his revenge a year later thankfully. - Steelers fan.
@@LiamDeegepats got him back though after Steelers and rode him to another Super Bowl pretty sure if memory serves. Blount is a seriously underrated rb in history.
I have a panorama of Gillette stadium taken at this game hanging up in my room. The caption reads: “On a cold winter night in Foxboro, one of the greatest games in the history of Gillette stadium was played. The patriots came back down 24-0 at halftime, recovering a muffed Denver punt in overtime and sealing a come from behind 34-31 victory.”
I remember watching this game. I fell asleep at the half thinking the game was over. Woke up with the game in OT and I thought I was dreaming. Wild game!
The description should be the same as the title. NE was 7-3 coming into this game; the week before this they had that infamous (and rather memorable) MNF game against Carolina
As long time pats fan this only time I cut the game off at halftime went to school next day my friend said that's crazy y'all won I said wtf we won he said yea overtime I never cut a game off again 😂😂
@AlbertoGrigolini i agree but what he did in a more intelligent faster and stronger game was unique tonits time. Brady is the GOAT like Jordan is the Goat
@@mariosnum1fan I'm almost positive this was his last game, Blount was already on the team, you see him on this video after the fumble that was it for Ridley, he was a health scratch the rest of the year and out of the NFL soon after
@@rgonz81 Ridley played that Steelers saints game in 2018. I know this because it was the infamous clip where he slammed his helmet on the bench and got hurt
The matchups between Brady and Manning were my favorite games I've ever had the pleasure to watch. I preferred the Colts/Patriots games more, but this was awesome. Never count Brady out... guy is legendary.
Ultimate bragging rights at school the next day over this one. Always over Manning. To think we had the Malcolm Butler game later in the year too is crazy. Go Pats.
@@LiamDeege the whole league has done well for over 30 years keeping the Cowboys out of the conference finals. They all have a story that must come to an end....one just so happens to be an entire franchise.
As a Patriots fan, I took for granted the BradyvManning rivalry. Patton is an absolute class act. Hell of a quarterback. The back and forth between the two is legendary. I have nothing but respect for Patton.
When talking about Tom Brady, Payton Manning should not even be mentioned in the same sentence. There isn't a quarterback that comes close to Tom Brady's success!
The wind was in their heads on both sides. Nothing worse than wind plus cold. Fluky plays all day. Belichick's call to take the wind, big balls, best game manager of all time.
Call it however you want,but when you have a 24-0 lead at halftime,and you fail to keep it up,namely,you forget to keep it on the ground and keep up good defense,then you're gonna lose it every time.
What in insane game from Edelman goddayum even with the one "drop". For a player generally not expected to be in the HOF he has so many great games and moments. Edelnut will live in NFL history for years
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Any football fan born between the late 90s to early/mid 2010s should be very grateful to watch these 2 QBs play, absolutely amazing careers for both of them
honestly some of my favorite players are guys that are already retired and that makes me feel old.. Romo, Brees, Manning...
You just described a 15 year range of time & someone born in the mid 2010s did not see Peyton Manning play lol they barely saw Brady and were too young to know or care what they were watching 😂 A 5 year old could not care less
@@waynetables6414 ok??
@@waynetables6414right lol
The fortunate ones were those like myself, who were around for the 80's and early 90's....to have seen Elway, Montana, and Marino in their primes at or near the same juncture....as well as several other legitimate Hall of Famers on the periphery, such as Young, Aikman, Favre, and Kelly...there has never been such an era of quarterbacking..
More than 10 years since this game happened, and I remember it like it was yesterday. The best Brady - Manning game of all time.
good riddance this white guy are gone. now its the era of black QB more dynamic and exciting to watch
Word
This game and Super Bowl LI are the ULTIMATE examples of Tom Brady's greatness as a QB.
What about the dawg beeting charges levied against Thom though? WE cant just look the other way.
you mad?? @@jennyanydots2389
Quarterback yes - even more than that - leadership.
@@MishaWilson Even more than that a muffed punt.
The fact that Thom survived the abortion and SIDS are the only true ultimate examples bro. You need to check your fax son.
23:26 lol Look at the camera guys fighting with each other. 🤣🤣
Good catch 😅
I came here to see if anyone caught that 😂
@@DZ-hu2sv same lol
Haahhaahahahah!!!!! Ty I missed that!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Makes me sad.We were young dumb and life was easier and football was better.
2010's football hits different
@@kevinuchiha6830correction: early to mid 2010s. After Peyton retired heading into the 2016 season, it started feeling different
@@mariosnum1fan Yep, the Broncos all of a sudden became a lost cause after the Super Bowl, the Chiefs started rising from the terrible ashes they had been facing for years, and Tom Brady kept going to every motherf***ing Super Bowl from 2016 to 2020 except for 2019.
@@LiamDeegebro I think he was
Talkin bout football not being the same.. but that is still a nice elaboration, to say the most.
@@PaiidBz It might be the same idea in a sense, but it’s true in a way as the Broncos have been more cursed than ever after that Super Bowl and the Chiefs have been who they are since 2016.
nfl throwback channel tear jerking both fanbases with this video
Belichicks halftime defense adjustment was brilliant.
Then he won the coin toss in OT and chose to give Peyton the ball to start OT, was genius.
Peyton had 55tds that season and 1 of the highest scoring offense in NFL history and made it to the SB
And in OT Belichick gave him the ball.
That’s why Bill he has 8 rings 🤯
Playing chess while the league plays checkers
The thing I will always remember about Tom Brady is his iconic psycho face when he's about to lead a comeback. It's one of the most cold blooded things in the history of sports.
The one thing I remember about Gronk is no matter how tight things were or when they were on a comeback, instead of being psycho he was still just goofy
If you were a fan of the opposing team and you saw that face, might as well turn the TV off cuz you boutta watch a heart breaker 😭😭
Felt the same way when Patriots scored at the end of the 3rd quarter in the Super Bowl against the Falcons…
Brady actually looked surprised and humble after the comeback…that’s when I warmed back up to him (I was all in his first 4-5 years)…
Manning vs Brady: A rivalry unlike any other. Nothing else needs to be said
🐐 TB12
Brady is 11-6 all-time Vs Peyton.
It’s not a rivalry when Brady beat him 65% of the time.
@@omegakilo871 2-2 in the playoffs is why it's a rivalry, always a great game when those two stepped onto the field
@@omegakilo871you ain’t lie once my g! 😂all facts!!!
Peyton Manning is 3-2 Against Tom Brady in the Post Season with 4 of the Match ups being the AFCCG and Peyton Manning is 3-1 Against Tom Brady in those games
The NFL was never better than when Brady, Manning, Brees, and Rodgers were all at the height of their powers. Sprinkle in Eli, Big Ben, and Rivers and you’ve got one of the most entertaining eras of QB play maybe ever. I’d even give an honorable mention to guys like Alex Smith and Matt Stafford.
Man the Brady/Manning rivalry is truly one of the greatest in all of sports
I agree, Brady Manning was a good rivalry, if only Manning could've gotten more than 2 Super Bowls during this rivalry.
@@LiamDeegeEverytime they met in the playoffs whoever won reached the SB
Crazy stuff
Can’t forget Flacco, mcnabb, romo, hasselback, even Jake Delhomme! 1998 to present is the greatest stretch of QBs EVER! I say present because guys like Flacco Rodgers and stafford are inclusive of this era. I won’t count R. Wilson because he makes up the next era
And then we had Cam and Luck securing the future even tho a short future
I'm really enjoying this "Greatest Ever" series. Another excellent installment.
Brady has been apart of some of the greatest comebacks in NFL History. Seriously the GOAT
Please. That bowl could not have been more rigged up if were the 2020 election brugh.
Undisputed goat. I can’t accept this new wave of ignorant fans claiming Mahomes is better when I watch Brady play. He did everything to the extent it took to win for his team when it mattered. I hated Brady for a long time too but now that he is gone, he holds a place in my childhood watching him crush all the teams I wanted him to lose too 😂
@@michaelman9839 Only the most redacted fans don't under stan Thom's total and complete dominance over an unprecedented stretch of time... also, that last one with Tampa... it is true, that team was indeed stacked but winning one without Billy Big Boi was truly the cherry on top.
If Manning and Brady played in the 90s when the defense can really hit you no matter what none of these 2 quarterbacks would of had any super bowls
@@lexiasmith5246 delusional take.
This is still one of my favorite games. Watched this with my friends that are broncos fans and the mixed reactions throughout the game made it even better
Too bad one of your favorite games was all rigged up brugh
@@jennyanydots2389they all rigged bruh
@@jennyanydots2389breuggghhhh
Although they played 5 playoff game, the regular season Brady/Manning games were really something. This comeback, 03,04 games, 07, 4th and 2.
This is the game I kept mentioning to everyone who would listen while I was watching the start of the 3rd quarter of the 2016 Superbowl vs the Falcons. The Pats were down 25 pts. The huge lead seemed to have happened so fast , and on just a few big plays. Mistakes they usually wouldn't make. It was very familiar to this 2013 game vs the Broncos. Down 24 at halftime. That Broncos offense broke records. So I knew if anyone could make a 25 pt comeback in the Superbowl, it was Brady and the Pats.
Broncos weren't home my guy
Lol I was visiting my parents at the time of this one and I woke my dad up with my jumping around when Edelman scored the go-ahead in this one
This game was first on my mind on the Falcons SB. I was visiting a buddy in college at the time and spent the whole game trying to hype my fellow Pats fans outta misery. I smoked the most nervous cigarette of all time after the overtime coin-toss and ended up doing drunken shirtless snow-angels after Whites TD. That Vermont winter weather had nothing on my drunk ass XD
God I miss those days
I remember watching this game, and thinking to myself when The Patriots were down 24-0 at halftime, Brady would bring them back. Great memory.
Lol, was this 2013 right??
@@kevinuchiha6830yup
@@kevinuchiha6830Yes it was
@@TYreLL0416I Remember That Game Like It Was Yesterday
Bro thinks hes Lebron
Demaryius Thomas was great. I miss him he was one of my favorite players
I went to bed at halftime because I had school in the morning and saw the highlights when I woke up. I never went to sleep before the end of a tom brady game again.
Live and learn. Great lesson.
Have you ever been sexually assaulted in your sleep? Need someone relatable here. (JOKE BTW)
Once he's in the zone your cooked if you can't drop more points back
Did anybody see that camera guy punch the other camera guy 😭😂 23:29
Didn't notice that- thx! I use to work in a high-level sport before; the media can be a bunch of wild hyenas towards each other when it comes to getting interviews, photos, positioning on the field, or even who gets to ask a question next. It gives one a better understanding of just how pathetic humans can be at times when decorum or proper conduct is not adhered to.
good catch
These are the games that define great football
This game was rigged. Old Pumpkin Head Peyton wasn't even good at football, his whole career was one giant rig-a-thon.
Watching football nowadays ain't the same without these legends playing! Brady the GOAT!
For New England, keep in mind this was 6 days after they were in a hard fought MNF game against what turned out to be a strong Carolina team
Not just 24-0, but also on a short week
Yep, the game where, after a controversial ending, Brady gets mad at the official and cusses him out as he's going into the tunnel.
@LiamDeege Brady was something else, lol. Whining per usual
@@kevinuchiha6830 That's the only thing I liked about Brady, him freaking out all because he didn't win a game or because of a call he thinks should've gone in favor of his team.
@@LiamDeege 😂😂
@@kevinuchiha6830to be fair, it was a really bad call. I think Brady had every right to be mad about that play/call. Made you wonder if Vegas made a call to Goodell.
A rivalry that defined the 2000s and early 2010s for the NFL
Can we throw Phillip Rivers into that equation? I know he didn’t get a ring, but he got damn close in 2008. I remember that game against the Patriots, I was heartbroken in Iraq.
2004-2008, The Chargers were THE anti-Colts Payton always had season high picks when ever we faced him and offensively that was LT's time and wasn't anyone who could keep that man down.@@publicuser2534
2008? Dude 2006 was rough. THE LT year, but that loss at home against the Pats and the disrespect they showed us turned me into an anti-Pats guy pretty much until that entire roster to include the coaches retired. Now I still don't like them today but at least I don't feel the dying urge to put Pats fans and such through car grills anymore.
We might never get another QB matchup like this. Mahomes vs Allen is the closest we have right now but it’s nowhere close to Brady vs Manning. You knew you were getting a classic every time they faced.
God I miss that SNF scoreboard
You can't go wrong with Manning vs Brady
Every matchup was rigged up by the league to drive ratings and spread governent proogandas
This matchup proves the main reason why you don’t count Tom Brady out!
This one and not super bowl 51?
@@SBRS47 The main regular season matchup to be exact!
@@zachdamenti4387 That’s a good way of putting it Zach. It might be the main regular season matchup which proves your point to which I agree.
except if the game is played in Denver, then you can
This was before that @@SBRS47
We will never ever have two teams like this ever again
Ever
agreed
Nonsense
Allen and mahomes shoot offs are pretty fun to watch
it's stuff like this that's why brady is the greatest of all time and no one in his era was even remotely close. peyton got a defensive score, a defensive recovery at the 10, another defensive recovery, a broke out screen pass for 30 yards... everyone discredits brady cause of his defense or dink and dunk, but peyton was getting that on full display tonight... AND LOST.
and brady was throwing to a guy named THOMPKINS LMAO
Brady’s comeback to beat the falcons in the super bowl was the greatest comeback ever because it was for all the marbles against the best team in the country and for a bigger point deficit.
Sometimes I can’t get over how good Brady was. He has the most yards touchdowns and completions ever and all those for the playoffs also and etc. what a player he was
The one and only time Brady vs Manning went to OT. I was ecstatic as a Patriots fan and had my Brady jersey on the next day!
Payton used to do more with less, Brady had very good teams with him…
Payton was a show man, spectacular see how he changed the plays in the front line, Brady always play perfectly the steps…
Living in New England we really witnessed sports history during this time not only for the Patriots, but also the Bruins. Red Sox and Celtics. Crazy times.❤🇺🇲
Brady brought us so many comebacks. That's why he was the comeback kid. In college he did the same. I loved watching Brady vs Manning. 😎 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆
This cannot be stated enough: That night was so dangerously cold. You'll never be able to understand from the video how bad it was. That wind was relentless. We were on the side of the stadium catching it, and we literally had to leave at 3rd quarter because my GF at the time was struggling to breathe. I don't know how these guys play football in it... good news is we beat the traffic home and got to watch the end of the game. Legendary comeback by Brady and the Patriots.
Manning always struggled in New England but this game was even more surprising because the broncos and manning specifically had that memorable 2013 season. They were MILES ahead from the Seahawks at this time as the best team as far as how they were playing (of course, the Seahawks got that last laugh meeting in the Super Bowl against Denver, who also had the last laugh beating Brady and the pats in the AFC Champ game)
2013 Ponies losing the sb was hilarious. 😂 (*sighs in Chargers sadness*)
when Brady and manning shake hands at the end one camera man gets mad and pushes the other 😂
They graped each other in the showers after the game. Touchdown Thommy glazed Pumpkin Head Peyton's massive forehead.
This Denver team was statistically the greatest offense of all time, and they had a great defense as well. Which makes what Seattle did to them in the Super Bowl even more impressive.
Alert: Seattle fan detected
Analysis: Denvers defense ranked 22nd that year.
I feel like this is gonna be regarded as the golden era of football.
This is the game that kept me from turning off Super Bowl LI.
Big facts!
The 2013 season was so underrated for the Patriots. Nevermind that they made it to the AFC Championship with most starters out on defense, and little to no talent on offense. Especially after Gronk tore his ACL. But the win against the Saints and this comeback were something that we really hadn't seen from the Pats in around 10 years. Then the next year they stayed healthy and finally returned to glory, and established a second dynasty.
2013 Patriots were my favorite team ever.
That was the last time i ever went to bed at halftime. One of the biggest regrets of my life will be missing the second half of this game
This game sums up the difference between Brady and Manning. Haven’t seen too many worse choke jobs by a QB than this game
I told my lady when we played the Falcons in the Super Bowl 51 at halftime that the game isn’t over until it’s over and that brought me back to this exact game
I was never a Patriots fan, but I like many others knew a 24 point lead at that point in the game wasn’t enough.
Touching that punt was criminal
2013 Brady technically had a down year for himself stats wise although he finished 2nd in MVP and had 5 game winning drives and comeback wins. But he lost Welker to Denver, they replaced him with Amendola but he tore his groin in the 1st game and wasn't right the rest of the season. So he had to rely on Aaron Dobson & Kembrell Thompkins an undrafted rookie. Aaron Hernandez got himself cut from the team. Gronk missed half the season.
The receiving core in 13’ was absolutely terrible. Welker was gone, Branch and Moss were both old and gone, Gronk missed almost the entire year with various injuries, Hernandez went to prison for murder 😂, Amendola hurt.. This was Edelman’s first year as a starter taking Wes’s spot but yeah who could forget Aaron Dropson and Kembrell Dropkins
Aye Kembrell came up clutch af vs the saints
Also the year Aaron Hernandez happened, I believe. The fact they even sniffed the AFC championship with that roster should be a testament to Brady & Bill...I can't think of any quarterback that could've done anything remotely similar
@@waynetables6414 these last 2 names seems made up wtf
@@wgnd1614 they are kembrell Tompkins and Aaron Dobson but i add the word drop to their names because I’m being a hater out of nostalgia cus that’s what I called them back then
I only watched till the end of the 2nd half cause I was child and it was school night. I remember lamenting to my dad Brady and everyone sucked. I woke up the next day. Pats won. I felt like an idiot.
Man, I miss these 2 quarterbacks going against each other. If you're a fan of football at all, then these were always an event. Regardless if you love/hate them.
All Young QBs should watch these two…especially Brady.. best QB to ever step on the field
If anyone ever wondered how bb felt about tom brady as a qb...the fact he trusted brady to get the ball back abd win the game shows he knew he had the greatest qb
But he had to punt…
@@fredodeucedeuce7020 evidently you don't understand the game...when coin toss was done ..they chose to let manning go first...why because he thought defense would make stop and Brady would go down and score or FG...the decision was made becayse of thst trust
@@vgb1328 or maybe he trusted his defense wouldn’t give up a td?
@@fredodeucedeuce7020 did I not JUST SAY THAT.....but since they don't score not giving up a td means brady has room to score ....let me give you and example of bb not believing in his qb...bucs play pats in 2021...pats 4 and inches to get 1rst down and maybe continue downfield to score...in stead bb kicked FG ..did not trust mac Jones...he hoped defense would stop brady..that did not happen...9 out of 10 brady was super clutch in those moments...
If he trusted him wouldn't he have elected to receive in overtime to drive down and score and not give the other team a chance?
One of the biggest differences between Brady & Manning.
Brady could win in the cold.
Manning was something like 5-19 when the temperature was below 40°
But the biggest difference is in forehead size. Peyton is 110% Pumpkin Headed while Touchdown Thom looks like he should be selling life insurance policies out of his mom's minivan.
God damn you, RUclips. Why would you recommend this to me, now I miss football so much more than usual.
This game was 10 1/2 years ago (late 2013). Let that sink in! 😳
Yeah as a Georgia bulldawg fan, I was wondering what year because of Moreno. Miss him at UGA. Glad he had a good game that night.
I was there. Freezing my ass off the first half. Then sweating the entire second half
only Al Michaels would comprehend a football game 2... an orchestra...
Memories are crazy Makes me cry watching this such a better time in my life pops was alive there wasn’t covid and I was ignorant to the world watching the game with him I miss that
This was before 28-3. But anyone who had watched Brady knew that the Pats were at least going to make it close game, if not win. The more Brady got his ass kicked in the first half, the better he seemed to play in the second half. This is a perfect example.
I remember this game, this game was a classic!!! 2 great teams, 2 great QB's (Peyton & Brady)! WOW, even now, it was a great game to watch again!!!
Went to this game. Beers kept freezing. Almost left in the second half but Brady kept doing was Brady did.
If I was a DEN fan that next morning after his gameI would have stayed in all day 😂.
Eh, it was the last time Brady beat a Manning led Broncos team.
@@fusionmedia4060actually, that would be the next season in the regular season.
@@mariosnum1fan Whoops, forgot about that game completely... I wonder why, lol.
I feel genuinely sorry for anyone who didn’t watch these games between these GOATs live
This is a great channel! Keep it up with old school NFL!!!
Look at their OT records at this point.
Brady = 10-2
Manning = 2-6
Some of those wins were against the Jets so they should actually count as losses. Thom Brady and Billy goat Bellichink had the luxury of taking the taco ring against the J E T S so... Manning's Pumpkin Head comes out ahead here in the real reality brugh. You have just been red pilled son!!
@@jennyanydots2389 And Manning was in divisions with the Jags and Raiders. Who had the 27th and 31st worst overall records since 2000. So cry me a river.
@@Shatamx Calm down dude, I was making an unserious joke youtube comment... this isn't real life you know that right? You take social media too seriously.
It was a COLD nasty night here in New England
Need more greatest game ever videos 🙏
This game gets completely overshadowed by the super bowl 51 comeback for obvious reasons, but it's actually more impressive a comeback. The broncos scored 600 points and Manning had his best season ever. Brady meanwhile had his worst team since 2006. Nobody scored 600 to this day even with the extra game. Brady came back and beat this team. GOAT
Manning was horrendous in that Seattle SB that year ~ 8 points
One of many reasons why Belichick is the GOAT.
Taking the wind in OT
Billy goat Bellychuck would be outta the league gargling mayonnaise without Touchdown Thommy putting all them rings on his finger. I heard he used to Rock Out with Lawrence Taylor back in his NYGiants days. Do ewe think Billy goat Bubbachuck will go back to the pipe now that no one will hire him ever again for anything in his miserable life?
Absolutely
@@jennyanydots2389Haha 😂
Aside from the obvious reason this game was remembered. It also unfortunately ended Steven Ridley's career. It's kinda crazy to remember, but Ridley had the seventh highest rushing total in 2012 and 3rd most rushing tds with 1200 yards and 12 tds, respectively. I honestly thought we had found a franchise RB, but alas, he couldn't stop fumbling the fucking ball. Did lead to LaGarrette Blounts' legendary performance in the playoffs though.
And in the end, they let LaGarrette Blount go after Super Bowl 51 which was a big mistake and he got his revenge a year later thankfully. - Steelers fan.
@@LiamDeegepats got him back though after Steelers and rode him to another Super Bowl pretty sure if memory serves. Blount is a seriously underrated rb in history.
Ah yes I remember that game when I was 6
Anyone catch the two photographers getting into a shoving match at the end of the game after the QB handshake lmaooooo
This was absolutely peak football performances! Especially by the 2 best to ever strap on helmets!
I have a panorama of Gillette stadium taken at this game hanging up in my room. The caption reads:
“On a cold winter night in Foxboro, one of the greatest games in the history of Gillette stadium was played. The patriots came back down 24-0 at halftime, recovering a muffed Denver punt in overtime and sealing a come from behind 34-31 victory.”
I remember watching this game. I fell asleep at the half thinking the game was over. Woke up with the game in OT and I thought I was dreaming. Wild game!
The description should be the same as the title. NE was 7-3 coming into this game; the week before this they had that infamous (and rather memorable) MNF game against Carolina
I remember the Carolina game best for the ending where after the controversial call, Brady runs up and starts cussing out the ref.
As long time pats fan this only time I cut the game off at halftime went to school next day my friend said that's crazy y'all won I said wtf we won he said yea overtime I never cut a game off again 😂😂
Tom brady is the greatest of all time
How old are you, boy?
@@AlbertoGrigoliniold enough to tell you to shut your mouth
That is just a hard fact. Im a die-hard 49er fan, and Joe was the goat forever, but after witnessing these era of greatnesshands down, brady is #1.
@@4six3 In the phisycal-era, the qb-leading-job was much harder
@AlbertoGrigolini i agree but what he did in a more intelligent faster and stronger game was unique tonits time. Brady is the GOAT like Jordan is the Goat
23.30 lookbat the media blokes pushing each other 😂😂
And that was the last time anyone saw Ridley in an NFL game ever again.
He was playing afterwards, but didn’t get that same amount of attention as before
Blount took his spot once they were able to acquire him from Tampa. And Shane Vereen and James White were the pass catching backs at that time
@@mariosnum1fan I'm almost positive this was his last game, Blount was already on the team, you see him on this video after the fumble that was it for Ridley, he was a health scratch the rest of the year and out of the NFL soon after
@@rgonz81 Ridley played that Steelers saints game in 2018. I know this because it was the infamous clip where he slammed his helmet on the bench and got hurt
Tom Brady Is The Greatest Quarterback Of All Time🐐With 7 Super Bowl Rings💍💍💍💍💍💍💍
Would you also say Russell is the greatest of all time with his 11 rings to Jordan's 6? No, you would not. 😅
🥩 Ryder!?😂
This game one of the reasons Brady the GOAT.
The matchups between Brady and Manning were my favorite games I've ever had the pleasure to watch. I preferred the Colts/Patriots games more, but this was awesome. Never count Brady out... guy is legendary.
Peyton Manning leads the Houston Oilers to a multi touchdown lead. There’s no way the Oilers are gonna lose this game. Right Warren Moon?
I'm still pissed off Brady couldn't connect with Edelman on that last 3rd and 9 to go up 35 - 24 and ice it... What a play that would have been
Ultimate bragging rights at school the next day over this one. Always over Manning. To think we had the Malcolm Butler game later in the year too is crazy. Go Pats.
That Malcolm in the middle play was scripted brugh. That whole Bowl Game was RIgged Up.
Because I hate Denver with a passion. For once Brady you've done well
The Dallas Cowboys did well for once by sending him to retirement a year ago or so lol.
@LiamDeege true to that.
@@LiamDeege the whole league has done well for over 30 years keeping the Cowboys out of the conference finals. They all have a story that must come to an end....one just so happens to be an entire franchise.
@@LordTepes81 That is so true, which is why like I said before, the only good thing they’ve done as of recent is send Brady to retirement for good.
Brady has more rings then the cowboys franchise 😂
As a Patriots fan, I took for granted the BradyvManning rivalry. Patton is an absolute class act. Hell of a quarterback. The back and forth between the two is legendary. I have nothing but respect for Patton.
When talking about
Tom Brady,
Payton Manning should not even be mentioned in the same sentence.
There isn't a quarterback that comes close to
Tom Brady's success!
Ahhhh, the good old days...before the divorce!!!
There will never ever ever be another Peyton Manning and Tom Brady matchups like this again in the NFL but I miss it 0:30
Mahomes and Jackson
@@nathanielthomas5469😂😂😂😂😂no maybe mahomes n burrow
@@Tpitgr he wasn't wrong, neither are u
@@the-seed-sower761 vick was a better version of jackson so was russell wilson. Mahomes manning and brady will never be recreated
Bill said I'M TAKIN THE WIND, that's why you a legend Bill
That call to defend against the wind is honestly epic
9:27 Gronkkk is a monsterrr, ate the safety’s shot and carried 2 guys into the end zone. He scored there.
The wind was in their heads on both sides. Nothing worse than wind plus cold. Fluky plays all day. Belichick's call to take the wind, big balls, best game manager of all time.
Largest "regular season" comeback in Patriots history
That Bowl was Rigged brugh.
@@jennyanydots2389why? Bc it was the patriots
@@Kwonny-w7h All them Bowls are rigged brugh. The NFL is about as legit as the WWE brugh.
I remember watching this live. What a game.
Call it however you want,but when you have a 24-0 lead at halftime,and you fail to keep it up,namely,you forget to keep it on the ground and keep up good defense,then you're gonna lose it every time.
My dad and brother were at this game. We have pics, it was so cold that night. The pats showed some real character
What in insane game from Edelman goddayum even with the one "drop". For a player generally not expected to be in the HOF he has so many great games and moments. Edelnut will live in NFL history for years