I really miss those patriots uniforms. I wish they would wear them more often. I grew up watching them in the 90s. Seeing this brings me back to when I was 9 yrs old! Nostalgic for sure
I really do like the old school uni’s from the 90’s although as I have gotten older I must say I really like the “Pat The Patriot” uniforms a lot too! I wish they’d do half the season in the current uniform and the other half in throwback uniforms. I was 10 back when this super bowl was played and growing up in Boston 6 miles from Fenway Park, of course I was A HUGE, HUGE B’s, Sox, and Pats fan!! Now I’m almost 36 years old……damn time flies by!
@@chrisbeach423 When you go through the blowouts of the 90's this was easily no worst than the 3rd best SuperBowl of the decade. SB 32 SB 31 SB 25 SB 34
@@chrisbeach423 It looked like it would be for a minute, but then Drew Bledsoe was like "time to throw two picks in the first half." Also the Patriots defense was very good at times but they struggled mightily defending the deep pass.
So much nostalgia for me. I remember watching this game by myself because I lived in a house full of girls and they couldn’t have cared less about it!! anyone under the age of 30 DOESN’T REMEMBER what it was like to be a Pats fan BEFORE THE GOAT ARRIVED!!! After this year, we were SUBJECTED TO THE “Slippery” PETE CARROL!! Anyone who’s followed Pete probably knows why I refer to him as “Slippery” Pete (cough USC…..cough, cough). I look back and realize how fortunate I am to have been born and raised in Boston!! I mean I grew up 6 miles from Fenway Park and around the same distance from the Garden/Fleetcenter!! I never thought of it as out of the ordinary until I graduated from high school and went to the military. It’s amazing to think it’s been almost 20 years since then!! So much has happened, especially sports wise. Growing up I saw ONE championship and that was when I was 18 and the Sox FINALLY WON THE WORLD SERIES!!! Madden and Summerall’s voices bring me back to a much simpler and BETTER TIME!
Lol no it wasn’t. You may think now because he’s dead but I remember everyone didn’t want him doing it because they were so boring. There was even a movement to have the Superbowl done by another commentator. No one even listened to him. The packers radio commentary had a huge rating spike during the game…haha this was a terrible and boring game. You’re just saying it because he’s dead and because it’s been over 20 years
I remember when I was about 9 and asked my dad if the Packers could ever win a Superbowl again. I remember seeing bret come in to his first game for the Packers. I was 28 at the time of this game. I'm 53 watching it again I got to live in a very special time. I go to the church Reggie White had built here in Green Bay. God is good 👍😊😊
I was 19 when this aired and I'm glad I was old enough to see this when it first aired! Brings back memories! I miss players like Antonio Freeman, Reggie White, Desmond Howard, LeRoy Butler, and so on. Crossing fingers that Jordan Love will become another great QB in time and perhaps the next to win a Super Bowl for us. Always and forever a Packers fan! Go Pack Go!
@@RYMAN1321 the first super bowl I remember is 95 but being a packers fan seeing them going back to back super bowls in 1996 and 1997 spoiled me , we need atleast another ring or 2 since we a blueblood franchise
@@ericpackers1700 Agreed Between Favre and Rodgers, it's incredibly disappointing that both only got 1 ring. Rodgers' window is closing fast, after him another dark age I feel will be upon them.
Man time flies... was living in Wellington Colorado when I watched this game almost 22yrs ago. Cracks me up to see how massive the shoulder pads were back then and to think the one's from the 80's were even bulkier!
A fitting final performance by this Packers team. Favre scored 3 TDs, White got 3 sacks, and Howard got the backbreaking return TD. Elite performance in all 3 phases, just like the rest of their 1996 season.
It was just fun watching this team play old school hard nosed rumbling bumbling stumbling football. I remember this team and even before Super Bowl aspirations how we felt confident facing anyone. Something that we had been missing with the magic man don majowski
I was at the game and after every TD they would play "No Diggity" in the Superdome. When Curtis Martin scored to get the Pats within 6 I was pumped. I went to the bathroom between possessions and I started hearing that song again and I was wondering "What the hell is going on?" Sure enough, Desmond Howard had taken it to the house. It was a fun trip to New Orleans at least.
@@ppumpkin3282 It should’ve been Brett Favre. Two touchdown passes and then he also ran for one. He had better Super Bowl numbers than Peyton Manning did when Manning won his Super Bowl and yet Manning got the Super Bowl MVP with one touchdown pass.
@@shafiqm21 Madden was the man Pat Summerall was like a fine wine smooth. Cris Collinsworth is aweful talks way too much and tries to be the smartest guy in the room Joe Buck is okay and Aikman isn't to bad. I hated him as a player seemed kinda soft never got hit and when he did he was out.
I wasn’t born yet for this Super Bowl but I always felt bad that Drew will always be known for the guy that got hurt for Brady and being a Patriots fan for my whole life definitely been blessed
I was in middle school. Had really started paying attention to the team the year before this. Drew will always have that touchdown in the AFC Championship against Pittsburgh. He most certainly was a factor in that win, coming in when Brady was hurt. Without him on the bench and ready to go at that moment, who can truly say how it would of turned out?
This game is special because it was the first football game I ever watched. I was 9 years old around this time. I hope one day we get a rematch with these two teams.
me too man were about the same age ive been a football fan and a pats fan ever since. i was heartbroken when they lost they now have 6 super bowl rings crazy!!
@@johnwinthrop2702ya you had a hell of a run bro. I’m a packers fan this was one of my first few seasons watching as a kid. I seen some dude up in the comments talking about feeling bad for pats fans cuz of bandwagons. I’m like bro the pats have been dominating even more than Green Bay, it’s about the last fan base we need to feel bad for lol. Trust me if anyone can relate to long term success that even comes close to u pats fans it’s Green Bay, now no one has done what you did the last few decades but we were the only team even close staying in the deep playoffs basically the entire time with hof QBs
@@RYMAN1321 nah that was elway's end of his career defining moment! he needed that super bowl win against the packers to certify himself as one of the greatest qbs!
You can listen to him tomorrow night, he'll be speaking at the Hall of Fame ceremony presenting Raiders QB Ken Stabler. You can watch them win a Super Bowl together here - ruclips.net/video/Nq-kEM4yV1I/видео.html
@@ericpackers1700 but belicheck left pats to.. went with Parcells to the jets .i think that why pats had to trade for belicheck cuz belicheck was still under contract with jets . i think pats traded there first round pick to get belicheck ... belicheck become pats head coach 2000 i think .
9:45 - Brett Favre throws 56-yard TD pass 12:48 - Drew Bledsoe intercepted by Doug Evans 15:48 - Packers’ C. Jacke hits 37-yard FG 21:47 - Drew Bledsoe throws 1-yard TD pass 27:40 - Terry Glenn makes incredible diving catch 28:28 - Bledsoe throws his 4-yard TD to Ben Coates 40:44 - Brett Favre launches deep pass to Antonio Freeman for 81-yard TD 52:02 - C. Jacke hits 31-yard FG 55:02 - Drew Bledsoe throws second interception of the game 1:03:37 - Favre scrambles for 2-yard TD 1:09:51 - Packers stop the Patriots on 4th down 1:17:53 - Patriots stuff Packers on 4th down 1:28:48 - Patriots’ Curtis Martin rushes for 18-yard TD 1:30:20 - Packers’ Desmond Howard returns kickoff for TD 1:49:52 - Drew Bledsoe throws his 3rd interception to Craig Newsome 2:00:47 - C. Jacke misses 47-yard FG 2:02:28 - Packers sack Drew Bledsoe on 3rd down 2:08:55 - Drew Bledsoe throws his fourth interception, sealing the victory for the Packers.
In hindsight this was a Patriots roster and coaching staff filled with talented people. The staff had a HOF head coach in Parcells, future HOF in Asst HC Belichick, Romeo Crennel and Dante Scarnecchia as defensive assistants. Bledsoe was a damn good QB for his generation, Curtis Martin is a HOF RB, Ben Coates arguably should be in the HOF, Keith Byers was a stud for many years, WR Troy Brown was Mr. Everything, should be HOF in OT Bruce Armstrong then Bruschi, McGinnest, Chris Slade, Ty Law, Lawyer Milloy, Larry Wigham on D and K Adam Vinatieri. The whole Kraft/Parcells feud certainly did not help their cause leading up to the Super Bowl. Neither did a loaded Packers team...
Yes... sadly however, Milloy and all of the defensive people did not become as great as they were in 01-02 during this time, and can be seen by the touchdowns Green Bay made on them. I feel that this experience and basically getting experience and groomed under the Parcell's tree developed through time, which created the Patriots defense that people knew in the early 2000's.
DrNuggetFTW 13 Hawks had lynch Wilson Tate harvin Baldwin a good offense and defense could shut up farve 00 Ravens defense made up for it 13 Broncos had a injured defense during Super Bowl 09 colts would have been 16-0 if they started Peyton 07 pats would have beaten the packers bad
This Was The First Super Bowl I Ever Seen & I Was Living In New Orleans At The Time. This Made Me Fall In Love With Football & I Became A Saints Fan After That & Been With Them Ever Since. Still The 2nd Best SB To Me Besides The Saints One Of Course Lol
This was the first football game I ever watched. I was five years old and went with my parents to their friend's Super Bowl party. I was a Packers fan for about six months after this game. Then went to the Jets once I saw that nobody in New York rooted for the Packers.
That first touchdown was a play called "322 Y-Stick." Initially, that is a play designed to be a pass to the tight end. Favre called an audible known as "Black 74 Dino" which kept Mark Chmura in as a blocker. Believe it or not, Antonio Freeman and Andre Rison switched positions on the field. Rison was initially the wide out, and Freeman was the slot man, when they switched, there was great awareness by Rison, who ran a post route from the slot position, and that was the proper route. But the overall execution by Green Bay on that play was just fantastic, and that is why they were able to jump out to that 7-0 lead.
Brian Waas, Brett did say that himself in the NFL Films video called the History of the Green Bay Packers (1997). I own quite a few Packers VHS tapes from that era.
1:36:54: The Patriots Offensive Line wanted NOTHING to do with Reggie White. He just dominated them. Nobody could stop him. He took over in the last two quarters.
True. They also lost Sean Jones and Keith Jackson to retirement. Then, they lose Edger Bennett and Craig Newsome to season ending injuries in week 1 in 1997. Even making it back to the super bowl the next season was impressive.
Number one Scoring Offense. Number one scoring defense. No 1,000 yard rusher. No 1,000 yard receiver. Only 2 Hall of Famers? Leroy Butler belongs in the HOF.
That kickoff return from Howard gave me a feeling in my stomach that I'll never forget. The Packers were just too strong for them. I feel for Bledsoe but, he threw 4 picks in this game.
Yeah same here, ohhh! That just killed me inside, because at that time, the Pats were a cinderella team, that probably shouldn't have been there but they were, i wanted them to win it sooo bad, that just crushed me, that kick off return.
That wasn't his fault. The Patriots had to become one-dimensional because of the special teams taking Curtis Martin out of the game. Also, some of those interceptions were in the hands of Patriots receivers. That combined with Max Lane not being able to hold up against Reggie White.. it was much harder for Drew to win against Green Bay's defense than it was for Brett Favre to throw on a horrible defensive back like a washed Otis "my man" Smith. Reggie White and Desmond giving the Packers great field position again and again was the biggest difference.
At certain times in this game you can see the beginnings of the amazing 2001-2004 Patriots defense. Willie McGinest, Ty Law and Tedy Bruschi were all there. They just needed a new quarterback, a new coach and a little more time.
I feel bad for the REAL Patriots fans who actually supported the Patriots through the hard times and now get branded as bandwagons due to all the bandwagoners the Patriots have now.
why thank you. I was a kid when I saw this Superbowl and how upset I was about it, especially being into Sports Illustrated and reading about all the issues that Parcells created behind their run. Anyways, I think it's normal for people to cling onto anything that feels like it's successful, though I can honestly say that the majority of people out there dislike the Patriots for that success. I'm cool with people's complaints just so long as they don't try to clown on the actual fanbase, which of course is the New England region. If so, they're ignorant to how knowledgeable people are about sports in the area.
@Jason This may come as a surprise to you, but the Packers have actually won more NFL titles than any team in NFL history. People who are afraid to admit this will tell you, "DAHHH IT DOESN'T COUNT BEFORE THE SUPER BOWL." But the reality is, Green Bay is the king of the NFL. Not the Steelers, certainly not the Patriots, the Green Bay Packers.
@@Adgeatic i fell sorry for patriots fan because the patriots are cheaters for the first 6 years they cheated go to wiki and look at spygate bill belichick admitted cheating for the first 6 years because he thouth what he was doing the right thing and it was not they the nfl had tape of him cheating in the playoffs those 6 yerars and the nfl did not show it to the others nfl owners
One of if not the most underrated team of all time #1 offense and defense, dominant in the trenches on both sides of the ball two first ballot hall of famers on each side of the ball, great secondary, great receiving core, great special teams, I could go on and on they’re so overlooked
One of the first games I remember watching! Great back and forth scoring in the first half; Favre really puts on a show in the passing game. And as always, awesome commentation from Madden. What more could you want from a superbowl?
This is the game when I first became a Packers fan. im watching this game in 2024 hoping the Packers can have the same end results as this Superbowl and bring back the Lombardi trophy 🏆 to its rightful place in Greenbay Wisconsin in 2025!!! 🗣Go Pack Go!!!
Yeah. The Patriots had zero corners whatsoever. Glad to see how much better Milloy got afterwards. I feel that most of the people on this roster that were there in 2001-2002 learned so much from this experience. Eventually the team had a strong defense base, typical of the Parcell's tree.
The Patriots had a terrible game plan ... they should have ran Curtis Martin 30 times but put the game in the hands of Bledsoe who threw four interceptions.
@Brian Wolf - the Pats D shut them out in the 2nd half but the offense and that kick return killed us. I was sitting near Lawyer Milloy's family - not far from the roof of the Superdome!
The Patriots actually played the Packers pretty even, except for the 54 yard TD to Rison, the 81 yard TD to Freeman, and the Howard kickoff return TD. Three plays. The Packers dominated most teams from down to down throughout the year playing very few close games. This time the opposition was ready for them, but the Packers proved they had the quality to overcome you even if you did just about everything right. The Pats did just about all you could have asked them to do, but this Packer team blew them away anyways. One of the greatest teams to ever play in my opinion was this 1996 Packers team. Whatever way you wanted to play, they'd still beat you.
Watched this when I was 17 just leaning football watching games on TV. GB became my favorite football team after I randomly picked them to win this game. They played amazing infront of Favre.
One could make an argument that Jim McMahon was the greatest QB of all time. Dude made the Pro Bowl and won a Superbowl as a starter, with one eye. Pretty incredible.
@@fabio40 Ive seen an interiview that he did where he said it was light sensitive, but also his vision was SEVERELY impaired as well by the fork. Not trying to be argumentative, but you kind of called me out.
Honestly, I was just happy the Pats made it this far and knew they just didn't belong there that year. Some great talent on that team too that helped set things up for 2001. Kraft and Parcells just couldn't coexist. Parcells didn't even take the team plane home after the game!
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Madden and Summerall, I love to listen these 2 gentlemans. Rest in peace. 😢
Agreed, they were great to listen to and one of the best commentary duos to bless the game! RIP!
@@Genycisamen wish we went back to back but we didn't have firepower like this
How was good to hear Madden and Summerall narrate a Superbowl !! It had a special flavor !!! R.I.P. Pat.
I think the flavor was whiskey. God bless Pat, he sounded drunk from the jump.
I still feel Madden and Summerhall were the best football commentators ever. I still miss them.
Every game they announce is always a fun game to watch regardless of the teams and score.
Summerall
@@reidremington7771 who’s Summerhall?
I really miss those patriots uniforms. I wish they would wear them more often. I grew up watching them in the 90s. Seeing this brings me back to when I was 9 yrs old! Nostalgic for sure
Those were a big mistake and they knew it, then go it right right after.
I really do like the old school uni’s from the 90’s although as I have gotten older I must say I really like the “Pat The Patriot” uniforms a lot too! I wish they’d do half the season in the current uniform and the other half in throwback uniforms. I was 10 back when this super bowl was played and growing up in Boston 6 miles from Fenway Park, of course I was A HUGE, HUGE B’s, Sox, and Pats fan!! Now I’m almost 36 years old……damn time flies by!
Now I wanna throw up.
Man why did they stop the hang time clock on punts, it's so cool
Rob Bringlow i know right
Ya man I miss that, I was always excited to possibly see the hangtime hit 5 seconds
Still one of the greatest Super Bowls ever played super bowl 1997 long live this day for the Green Bay packers
This wasn’t that great of a super bowl.. 😂
@@chrisbeach423 When you go through the blowouts of the 90's this was easily no worst than the 3rd best SuperBowl of the decade.
SB 32
SB 31
SB 25
SB 34
Lol no
@@benjaminunanaowo2929 safe to say this the 99 and 97 super bowl and the giants bills were the best super bowls of the 90s
@@chrisbeach423 It looked like it would be for a minute, but then Drew Bledsoe was like "time to throw two picks in the first half." Also the Patriots defense was very good at times but they struggled mightily defending the deep pass.
That's crazy to think that there's still one player from this SB that still plays today (Adam Vinatieri)
He's got some records to break before he calls it a career.
Still plays today! One of the oldest players to ever play now!
2019. Still playing
@@jackhammer4139 He's the oldest player in the NFL and the oldest in NFL history other than George Blanda I believe
He's been to six super bowls, wining four of them
R.I.P. Reggie White
Guilherme Guedes he was a great man!!! Reggie white!!
And A Cool Man At That
i bet gissele brady killede him with her witchcraft. if reggie white was alive he wouldve sacked crippled brady in the year 2003
@@gaysonmartinocho5262 No doubt!!
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This was one of John Madden's finest performances as a color commentator. May he and Pat rest in peace.
Still remember watching this with my dad... good memories
So much nostalgia for me. I remember watching this game by myself because I lived in a house full of girls and they couldn’t have cared less about it!! anyone under the age of 30 DOESN’T REMEMBER what it was like to be a Pats fan BEFORE THE GOAT ARRIVED!!! After this year, we were SUBJECTED TO THE “Slippery” PETE CARROL!! Anyone who’s followed Pete probably knows why I refer to him as “Slippery” Pete (cough USC…..cough, cough). I look back and realize how fortunate I am to have been born and raised in Boston!! I mean I grew up 6 miles from Fenway Park and around the same distance from the Garden/Fleetcenter!! I never thought of it as out of the ordinary until I graduated from high school and went to the military. It’s amazing to think it’s been almost 20 years since then!! So much has happened, especially sports wise. Growing up I saw ONE championship and that was when I was 18 and the Sox FINALLY WON THE WORLD SERIES!!! Madden and Summerall’s voices bring me back to a much simpler and BETTER TIME!
@@MAGA4EVA1986 I lived in Chicago at the time, and during the '04 Red Sox run. First time I ever cried watching baseball was when they won, haha!
Lol no it wasn’t. You may think now because he’s dead but I remember everyone didn’t want him doing it because they were so boring. There was even a movement to have the Superbowl done by another commentator. No one even listened to him. The packers radio commentary had a huge rating spike during the game…haha this was a terrible and boring game. You’re just saying it because he’s dead and because it’s been over 20 years
@@Bourneidentit🤨
I remember when I was about 9 and asked my dad if the Packers could ever win a Superbowl again. I remember seeing bret come in to his first game for the Packers. I was 28 at the time of this game. I'm 53 watching it again I got to live in a very special time. I go to the church Reggie White had built here in Green Bay. God is good 👍😊😊
That’s awesome! What church is it?
I was 19 when this aired and I'm glad I was old enough to see this when it first aired! Brings back memories! I miss players like Antonio Freeman, Reggie White, Desmond Howard, LeRoy Butler, and so on. Crossing fingers that Jordan Love will become another great QB in time and perhaps the next to win a Super Bowl for us. Always and forever a Packers fan! Go Pack Go!
lets hope so. Too bad, Brett and Aaron didn't win more SB's
I was in first grade nostalgia
It’s amazing that this was 20 years ago. I remember this like it was yesterday. Great childhood memory
21 years ago.
Over 25 now.
I was only 2 though LOL
@@RYMAN1321 the first super bowl I remember is 95 but being a packers fan seeing them going back to back super bowls in 1996 and 1997 spoiled me , we need atleast another ring or 2 since we a blueblood franchise
@@ericpackers1700 Agreed
Between Favre and Rodgers, it's incredibly disappointing that both only got 1 ring.
Rodgers' window is closing fast, after him another dark age I feel will be upon them.
this was my first superbowl i remember sitting down watching brett favre is one of my favorite quarterbacks of all time
Man time flies... was living in Wellington Colorado when I watched this game almost 22yrs ago. Cracks me up to see how massive the shoulder pads were back then and to think the one's from the 80's were even bulkier!
This was the first Superbowl I watched in my life. Every since I've seen all of em
Robert Dillon Same here
Same.
Same here
Same
I didn't watch because I was only 2 LOL
A fitting final performance by this Packers team. Favre scored 3 TDs, White got 3 sacks, and Howard got the backbreaking return TD. Elite performance in all 3 phases, just like the rest of their 1996 season.
Also, their first Super Bowl title since Super Bowl III
@@TheInkPitOx they won the first two super bowls. They weren't in super bowl 3.
It was just fun watching this team play old school hard nosed rumbling bumbling stumbling football. I remember this team and even before Super Bowl aspirations how we felt confident facing anyone. Something that we had been missing with the magic man don majowski
Summerall and Madden= Dynamic Duo
I was at the game and after every TD they would play "No Diggity" in the Superdome. When Curtis Martin scored to get the Pats within 6 I was pumped. I went to the bathroom between possessions and I started hearing that song again and I was wondering "What the hell is going on?" Sure enough, Desmond Howard had taken it to the house. It was a fun trip to New Orleans at least.
oh geez, don't cry.
@@ihl8608 Cry? He's a Pat's fan...6 chips now, he isn't crying anymore lol.
Desmond Howard got MVP, from what I can tell from watching this - it should have been Reggie White.
@@ppumpkin3282 It should’ve been Brett Favre. Two touchdown passes and then he also ran for one. He had better Super Bowl numbers than Peyton Manning did when Manning won his Super Bowl and yet Manning got the Super Bowl MVP with one touchdown pass.
hahahahaha did you cry little punk?
pat summerall and john madden were the standard
Best guys to ever commentary football.🏈
At the time yeah, but Madden kinda dumbs everything down. Personally my favorites were Buck, Collinsworth and Aikman.
@@rtdsbg1 "Mitchell, Mitchell, MITCHELL"
@@rtdsbg1 as a kid I learned everything about football from John madden’s commentary. I hate joe buck I can’t stand him
@@shafiqm21 Madden was the man Pat Summerall was like a fine wine smooth. Cris Collinsworth is aweful talks way too much and tries to be the smartest guy in the room Joe Buck is okay and Aikman isn't to bad. I hated him as a player seemed kinda soft never got hit and when he did he was out.
2 Packers SB wins and then a Bears SB loss??? The person who runs this NFL RUclips channel is definitely a Packers fan... and I love it! :D
Dude, it's the enshrinement in the HOF. They're showing great SB by this year's HOFers.
Edwin Maldonado they now posted the Bears winning Super Bowl
Patriots played a really good first quarter this super bowl is one of my earliest memory of a super bowl
I wasn’t born yet for this Super Bowl but I always felt bad that Drew will always be known for the guy that got hurt for Brady and being a Patriots fan for my whole life definitely been blessed
I was in middle school. Had really started paying attention to the team the year before this.
Drew will always have that touchdown in the AFC Championship against Pittsburgh. He most certainly was a factor in that win, coming in when Brady was hurt. Without him on the bench and ready to go at that moment, who can truly say how it would of turned out?
Brett Favre may have won just 1 Super Bowl, but I’m so glad he won it in New Orleans because he’s from nearby Kiln, MS! It was his Homecoming Game!
This game is special because it was the first football game I ever watched. I was 9 years old around this time. I hope one day we get a rematch with these two teams.
me too man were about the same age ive been a football fan and a pats fan ever since. i was heartbroken when they lost they now have 6 super bowl rings crazy!!
@@johnwinthrop2702ya you had a hell of a run bro. I’m a packers fan this was one of my first few seasons watching as a kid. I seen some dude up in the comments talking about feeling bad for pats fans cuz of bandwagons. I’m like bro the pats have been dominating even more than Green Bay, it’s about the last fan base we need to feel bad for lol. Trust me if anyone can relate to long term success that even comes close to u pats fans it’s Green Bay, now no one has done what you did the last few decades but we were the only team even close staying in the deep playoffs basically the entire time with hof QBs
Love the 2 packers Super Bowl games back to back. This is awesome
Should've won the following year as well though......
Favre himself deserved more than 1
@@RYMAN1321 nah that was elway's end of his career defining moment! he needed that super bowl win against the packers to certify himself as one of the greatest qbs!
I would love for John to do commentary for madden again with al michaels
I miss john madden :/
You can listen to him tomorrow night, he'll be speaking at the Hall of Fame ceremony presenting Raiders QB Ken Stabler. You can watch them win a Super Bowl together here - ruclips.net/video/Nq-kEM4yV1I/видео.html
+NFL I thank John madden because with hem the Madden Series Hapdended :)
Likewise Summerall.
it's the guy who makes Madden NFL Video Games
+Prescott Gillmor yep
People label the start of NE’s dynasty in 2001 but honestly I feel the pieces started to come together in this year going forward
Wasn't belicheck the defensive coordinator with a young ty law and lawyer Milloy
@@ericpackers1700 but belicheck left pats to.. went with Parcells to the jets .i think that why pats had to trade for belicheck cuz belicheck was still under contract with jets . i think pats traded there first round pick to get belicheck ... belicheck become pats head coach 2000 i think .
9:45 - Brett Favre throws 56-yard TD pass
12:48 - Drew Bledsoe intercepted by Doug Evans
15:48 - Packers’ C. Jacke hits 37-yard FG
21:47 - Drew Bledsoe throws 1-yard TD pass
27:40 - Terry Glenn makes incredible diving catch
28:28 - Bledsoe throws his 4-yard TD to Ben Coates
40:44 - Brett Favre launches deep pass to Antonio Freeman for 81-yard TD
52:02 - C. Jacke hits 31-yard FG
55:02 - Drew Bledsoe throws second interception of the game
1:03:37 - Favre scrambles for 2-yard TD
1:09:51 - Packers stop the Patriots on 4th down
1:17:53 - Patriots stuff Packers on 4th down
1:28:48 - Patriots’ Curtis Martin rushes for 18-yard TD
1:30:20 - Packers’ Desmond Howard returns kickoff for TD
1:49:52 - Drew Bledsoe throws his 3rd interception to Craig Newsome
2:00:47 - C. Jacke misses 47-yard FG
2:02:28 - Packers sack Drew Bledsoe on 3rd down
2:08:55 - Drew Bledsoe throws his fourth interception, sealing the victory for the Packers.
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are you gonna upload any other games today?
There will be two more games today
+NFL Can you guys do the Cardinals vs Steelers? That would mean a lot. :)
ravens vs giant
In hindsight this was a Patriots roster and coaching staff filled with talented people. The staff had a HOF head coach in Parcells, future HOF in Asst HC Belichick, Romeo Crennel and Dante Scarnecchia as defensive assistants. Bledsoe was a damn good QB for his generation, Curtis Martin is a HOF RB, Ben Coates arguably should be in the HOF, Keith Byers was a stud for many years, WR Troy Brown was Mr. Everything, should be HOF in OT Bruce Armstrong then Bruschi, McGinnest, Chris Slade, Ty Law, Lawyer Milloy, Larry Wigham on D and K Adam Vinatieri. The whole Kraft/Parcells feud certainly did not help their cause leading up to the Super Bowl. Neither did a loaded Packers team...
I Actually Remember Both Lawyer Milloy And Ty Law They Are The Two That I Think Of
Yes... sadly however, Milloy and all of the defensive people did not become as great as they were in 01-02 during this time, and can be seen by the touchdowns Green Bay made on them. I feel that this experience and basically getting experience and groomed under the Parcell's tree developed through time, which created the Patriots defense that people knew in the early 2000's.
Bottom line is by the time Belichick became H.C. he already had the nucleus of a Super Bowl winning team.
Kraft should have let Bill cook the dinner and buy the groceries.
Bledsoe was the most overrated QB of that generation. High volume, low efficiency compared to his peers.
Greatest team in NFL history.. 13-3, SB Champs.. #1 defense, #1 offense, and record setting special teams (most yards EVER), they were unstoppable.
85 bears
13 Hawks
20 Ravens
07 pats
09 colts
13 Broncos
Basically any joe Montana team could beat this packers team
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DrNuggetFTW 13 Hawks had lynch Wilson Tate harvin Baldwin a good offense and defense could shut up farve 00 Ravens defense made up for it 13 Broncos had a injured defense during Super Bowl 09 colts would have been 16-0 if they started Peyton 07 pats would have beaten the packers bad
#1 defense and #1 offense and couldnt go 16-0
Ryder Washington lol ikr we had the same recored with a worst offense
Time flying I remember this game like it was yesterday wow
This Was The First Super Bowl I Ever Seen & I Was Living In New Orleans At The Time. This Made Me Fall In Love With Football & I Became A Saints Fan After That & Been With Them Ever Since. Still The 2nd Best SB To Me Besides The Saints One Of Course Lol
good, memories rison and sean jones
This was the first football game I ever watched. I was five years old and went with my parents to their friend's Super Bowl party. I was a Packers fan for about six months after this game. Then went to the Jets once I saw that nobody in New York rooted for the Packers.
That first touchdown was a play called "322 Y-Stick." Initially, that is a play designed to be a pass to the tight end. Favre called an audible known as "Black 74 Dino" which kept Mark Chmura in as a blocker. Believe it or not, Antonio Freeman and Andre Rison switched positions on the field. Rison was initially the wide out, and Freeman was the slot man, when they switched, there was great awareness by Rison, who ran a post route from the slot position, and that was the proper route. But the overall execution by Green Bay on that play was just fantastic, and that is why they were able to jump out to that 7-0 lead.
Brian Waas gotta love Google right? lmfao
Actually, I didn't get that info from Google. They said what the play was called on the Super Bowl XXXI highlight film.
You googled that LMFAO
Brian Waas, Brett did say that himself in the NFL Films video called the History of the Green Bay Packers (1997). I own quite a few Packers VHS tapes from that era.
Black 59 Razor ... Favre saw Montana do the same play/audible from the 89/90 SB highlight show ...
Such a great memory of this SB win! My boys were young, ages 3 & 5, now 28 & 30. GB Packer fan for life. Go Pack Go💚💛
Pat and John. One of the main reasons I’m watching is to hear these guys together again.
1:36:54: The Patriots Offensive Line wanted NOTHING to do with Reggie White. He just dominated them. Nobody could stop him. He took over in the last two quarters.
2:11:11 RIP John Madden! Your right about this moment: The greatest moment of your life. You’ll never forget it and they can never take it away.
I never tire watching this one , as a member of Packernation , we will never forget. 😊😊😊
REGGIE WHITE's best game - in his book . R.I.P.
I think aaron donald has a chance to reach reggie whites record of career sacks mr white has 160.0 of them
@Jerome Ashley Reggie has 198.5 Sacks.
@@allengreene9954 This is the correct answer. And I don't think Donald will pass him. He'll get close though
@@figo7ronaldo I think he’ll get like 160 or maybe 175.
@@figo7ronaldo The way TJ Watt is going?? He will get up there too in Sacks.
R.I.P. Reggie White & Pat Summerall.
If Andre Rison and Desmond Howard would've stayed in Green Bay, the Packers would've added two more Superbowl wins...
True. They also lost Sean Jones and Keith Jackson to retirement. Then, they lose Edger Bennett and Craig Newsome to season ending injuries in week 1 in 1997. Even making it back to the super bowl the next season was impressive.
Edgar Bennett wasn't even good
@@TheBrett04 And they should have won the next season. The refs were horrible and gave the game to the Bronco's.
The Broncos in the 90s were paying players under the table to circumvent the salary cap
@@bennyrobinson1935 Wrong, Bennett could run, bloçk and catch ... just wasnt the runner Levens was ...
Thank you @nfl for allowing me to watch Packers games before preseason starts for them
Why people like this
Brett Favre 1%
Reggie White 2%
Patriots lose 97%
WiiTheU 100 percent of Reggie white
Come on Reggie has more than 2%
Before Favre, the Packers were a "remember when" team. #4 is the greatest player I have ever seen. The idea you give him 1% is beyond ignorant.
And how can we forget how Ron Wolf was the man who changed the game for the Packers after mediocrity in the 80s to Super Bowl XXXI.
@@joelmcnultymusic he's a fool for saying 1%
Such great announcers. Hard to believe they are both gone now.
Back when an excessive celebration penalty didn't exist that Antonio Freeman dance today would have flags all over the place
Not anymore.
Not in the No Fun League
At 46.39. And the taunting by Desmond Howard. 🙄😒🏉🏉🏉 (Packer fan here BTW)
Rison would've gotten in trouble for his dance to the endzone too
@@clintzuleger8918 Yeah Howard is totally classless, a great player but no class whatsoever, no decency at all.
Number one Scoring Offense. Number one scoring defense. No 1,000 yard rusher. No 1,000 yard receiver. Only 2 Hall of Famers? Leroy Butler belongs in the HOF.
John maddens two favorite players were Brett farve and Tom Brady. And he called both of their first superbowls.
That kickoff return from Howard gave me a feeling in my stomach that I'll never forget. The Packers were just too strong for them. I feel for Bledsoe but, he threw 4 picks in this game.
Yeah same here, ohhh! That just killed me inside, because at that time, the Pats were a cinderella team, that probably shouldn't have been there but they were, i wanted them to win it sooo bad, that just crushed me, that kick off return.
they shouldn't have been in sb 20 either but dan marino is the drew brees of the 80s
That wasn't his fault. The Patriots had to become one-dimensional because of the special teams taking Curtis Martin out of the game.
Also, some of those interceptions were in the hands of Patriots receivers.
That combined with Max Lane not being able to hold up against Reggie White.. it was much harder for Drew to win against Green Bay's defense than it was for Brett Favre to throw on a horrible defensive back like a washed Otis "my man" Smith.
Reggie White and Desmond giving the Packers great field position again and again was the biggest difference.
@@salamipitza Except Brees got a ring
@@seankennedy18 Agreed. Reggie was immense in this game. 💪💪💪
Damn Desmond was psyched for this game going crazy and screaming after every big play.
probably saw his future payday with the raiders lmao he was great him and rison
The best part of this game is that Beebe finally won the ring he should have had in Buffalo.
This makes me happy
Amen good memories
RIP John Madden it was a very nice privilege for the very first Super Bowl I ever watched to be called but you and Pat Summerall.
I miss those days , not the same without that duo in the booth ....
I remember Brett Farve back in the days!
Amazing that vinatieri is still playing in the NFL going strong 20 years later
At this time, I thought Favre would win more than 1 Super Bowl. From 2001 on, he self destructed ever post season.
Nah… had our defense ever been worth a damn he wouldn’t have had to sling so many…
How I felt about Rodgers in 2010
@@hitman321100 Agreed
History repeated itself
@@nicholas.alan85 2003 we had Grady Jackson and Mckenzie al Harris and sharper and somehow gave up that frigging play
@@RYMAN1321 go pack go
John Madden always sounds like a drunk uncle
He sounds like Uncle Buck
@@kgisabeast Could definitely be Uncle Buck’s dad!
When really it was pat summerall that was the drunk one. Haha
Fun Fact: This was the last Super Bowl where the two teams didn't wear the patch on their jerseys.
At certain times in this game you can see the beginnings of the amazing 2001-2004 Patriots defense. Willie McGinest, Ty Law and Tedy Bruschi were all there. They just needed a new quarterback, a new coach and a little more time.
Drew Bledsoe looks like Sting. Steve Borden.
lol he does
He looks a lot more like Bruce Campbell.
+John Ward I always thought he looked a little like Paul O'Neill
Awesome game so far, so nostalgic hearing John Madden voice and seeing the old school arena !
McGinest, Law, Milloy, Bruschi, Johnson, Vinatieri, and Bledsoe, got theirs (and more) in 2001+.
love John madden always explaining what's going on
3 years ago, someone at the NFL account wrote "Brett Favre's First Super Bowl Win!" (exclamation point theirs.) Think about that.
9:45 was the legendary pass that set momentum for the rest of the game.
Andre bad moon rison
Summerall and Madden was the greatest duo ever..
I feel bad for the REAL Patriots fans who actually supported the Patriots through the hard times and now get branded as bandwagons due to all the bandwagoners the Patriots have now.
why thank you. I was a kid when I saw this Superbowl and how upset I was about it, especially being into Sports Illustrated and reading about all the issues that Parcells created behind their run. Anyways, I think it's normal for people to cling onto anything that feels like it's successful, though I can honestly say that the majority of people out there dislike the Patriots for that success. I'm cool with people's complaints just so long as they don't try to clown on the actual fanbase, which of course is the New England region. If so, they're ignorant to how knowledgeable people are about sports in the area.
@Jason This may come as a surprise to you, but the Packers have actually won more NFL titles than any team in NFL history. People who are afraid to admit this will tell you, "DAHHH IT DOESN'T COUNT BEFORE THE SUPER BOWL." But the reality is, Green Bay is the king of the NFL. Not the Steelers, certainly not the Patriots, the Green Bay Packers.
True bro !
@Jason *as many as the steelers. tied for most
@@Adgeatic i fell sorry for patriots fan because the patriots are cheaters for the first 6 years they cheated go to wiki and look at spygate bill belichick admitted cheating for the first 6 years because he thouth what he was doing the right thing and it was not they the nfl had tape of him cheating in the playoffs those 6 yerars and the nfl did not show it to the others nfl owners
One of if not the most underrated team of all time #1 offense and defense, dominant in the trenches on both sides of the ball two first ballot hall of famers on each side of the ball, great secondary, great receiving core, great special teams, I could go on and on they’re so overlooked
One of the first games I remember watching! Great back and forth scoring in the first half; Favre really puts on a show in the passing game. And as always, awesome commentation from Madden. What more could you want from a superbowl?
amen
Luv watching my boy Drew Bledsoe!!!!!! NOT A PATRIOT FAN , BUT A BLEDSOE FAN 4 LIFE & SAW , HIM IN HIS COLLEGE YEARS!!!!!:)
John Madden is my hero !
This is the game when I first became a Packers fan. im watching this game in 2024 hoping the Packers can have the same end results as this Superbowl and bring back the Lombardi trophy 🏆 to its rightful place in Greenbay Wisconsin in 2025!!! 🗣Go Pack Go!!!
The Patriots put up a great fight until that 99 yard kick return.
Yeah. The Patriots had zero corners whatsoever. Glad to see how much better Milloy got afterwards. I feel that most of the people on this roster that were there in 2001-2002 learned so much from this experience. Eventually the team had a strong defense base, typical of the Parcell's tree.
@the Patriots news report the same applies to him as with Milloy.
The Patriots had a terrible game plan ... they should have ran Curtis Martin 30 times but put the game in the hands of Bledsoe who threw four interceptions.
Law played well, but Smith and Milloy were exposed ...
@Brian Wolf - the Pats D shut them out in the 2nd half but the offense and that kick return killed us. I was sitting near Lawyer Milloy's family - not far from the roof of the Superdome!
The 1996 New England Patriettes Cheerleaders were absolutely great! As far as the team, they put up a hell of a fight.
Crazy seeing Venitari. Still playing over 20 years later
Vinatieri* 😁 He has a lovely Italian name. Pronounced “Vinna-tyerry”
The Patriots actually played the Packers pretty even, except for the 54 yard TD to Rison, the 81 yard TD to Freeman, and the Howard kickoff return TD. Three plays. The Packers dominated most teams from down to down throughout the year playing very few close games. This time the opposition was ready for them, but the Packers proved they had the quality to overcome you even if you did just about everything right. The Pats did just about all you could have asked them to do, but this Packer team blew them away anyways. One of the greatest teams to ever play in my opinion was this 1996 Packers team. Whatever way you wanted to play, they'd still beat you.
Brett Favre is my all-time favorite quarterback
He was one of the best GB had (only behind Starr) but Favre should've gotten more than 1 ring
The team massively underachieved in the years after
Watched this when I was 17 just leaning football watching games on TV. GB became my favorite football team after I randomly picked them to win this game. They played amazing infront of Favre.
2:11:06 Well said by Great John Madden still remembers when my Packers won the Super Bowl back when I was 7 years old. RIP John Madden #AllMadden
Someone said after the game "a dynasty has been born." They were right, just about the wrong team...
You guys should insert the Reggie White sack on Bledsoe into the timeline. It is at 1:36:05 (start of play) it is epic.
Remember watching this game when I was in HS...was a Packers fan, Favre was God....one of the best game I've ever watched (until Brady last two SB...)
Tom Tupa once played QB for the Jets when Testaverde got injured
I was 16 years old, first SuperBowl I ever watched and only because I liked Green Bay. Good times ¡
Now new England is sayin: Take a look at me now.(Cuban accent) I absolutely loved it when the Pat's stuck it to the cocky Seahawks.
Crazy to think Tom Brady succeeded Drew Bledsoe and Aaron Rodgers succeeded Brett Favre, and they are still playing today!
Rodgers needs that 2nd ring or 2nd super bowl appearance...
Leroy Butler is one of the all-time greats
41:13
Arguably the best defensive front in nfl history.
First super bowl I ever watched....brings back memories
Same
Me too i was 9 years old
First Super Bowl I ever watched I was only 8 years old at the time but I will never forget
Same here I was in first grade and my dad was a Packers fan and 97 makes me mad but I cherish that season also
I wish it was easier to find the full version of Packers panthers 1996 NFC championship
People forget how great Favre was in his prime. Dude in my opinion is second best to Brady
His defenses were never able to replace Reggie white after he left after 98 with holmgren who went to damn seahawks
Bledsoe was absolutely insane at play actions he went all in on those god damn
10:01 The birth of the "He's like a kid out there" quote from Madden
Best game. Ever.
Best coach.
Best qb.
Best team.
Quess who I'm talking about.
I forgot Jim McMann backed-up Favre late in his career.
Ya he was on david letterman around that time lol
One could make an argument that Jim McMahon was the greatest QB of all time.
Dude made the Pro Bowl and won a Superbowl as a starter, with one eye. Pretty incredible.
@@chocolatetownforever7537 He had a sensitivity to light in one eye because of an injury as a kid, but both eyes worked.
@@fabio40 Ive seen an interiview that he did where he said it was light sensitive, but also his vision was SEVERELY impaired as well by the fork.
Not trying to be argumentative, but you kind of called me out.
@@chocolatetownforever7537time flies
PLEASE do Super Bowl XXXII. Best game I've ever watched.
Both teams really want to win this one !!
Thanks John that's really helpful info 😂
Honestly, I was just happy the Pats made it this far and knew they just didn't belong there that year. Some great talent on that team too that helped set things up for 2001. Kraft and Parcells just couldn't coexist. Parcells didn't even take the team plane home after the game!
Oh no, I can't watch this one.. I'll remember just how great Madden was and how people like Joe Buck are freaking *PAINFUL* compared to him..
John Madden did color you idiot
I miss old school kickoffs. Such a great part of the game taken away