Final drive of Super Bowl XXXVI

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  • @keeyle7
    @keeyle7 3 года назад +242

    Rip to the legend John Madden. Showed his humility during the analysis of this drive by admitting that although he as a coach would've played for OT, the Pats made the right call. The goosebumps line is legendary.

    • @thanksfernuthin
      @thanksfernuthin 3 года назад +19

      Some people complain about what he said. They're idiots. Most people wouldn't know how special that drive was if it wasn't for Madden using common wisdom for the time. And then being in awe of what the Patriots did. Rest In Peace indeed. What a career! What a life!

    • @700Ezalb
      @700Ezalb 3 года назад +4

      @@thanksfernuthin Well said!!

    • @brianschwatka3655
      @brianschwatka3655 3 года назад +3

      @@thanksfernuthin that is cause they fail to understand the singular talent that is being able to analyze the game on a play by play basis. Few coaches have that. Lombardi, Landry, Knoll, Walsh, Johnson, Cowell, Belichick have that.

    • @brianschwatka3655
      @brianschwatka3655 3 года назад +2

      @@thanksfernuthin Madden did as well

    • @monkarokloat6640
      @monkarokloat6640 Год назад

      He was behind my fence before I left to Modesto

  • @strayster2
    @strayster2 7 лет назад +462

    This Video in 3 Quotes:
    "I don't agree with what the Patriots are doing here."
    "Now I kind of like what the Patriots are doing."
    "What Tom Brady just did... gives me goosebumps."

  • @RossBayCult
    @RossBayCult 3 года назад +95

    “What Tom Brady did just gave me goosebumps.” John Madden just witnessed (along with all of us) the birth of the greatest of all time in front of his eyes. R.I.P. John Madden

  • @keefriff99
    @keefriff99 7 лет назад +351

    Madden: "I would play for overtime."
    Belichick: "Hold my beer."

  • @407rips2
    @407rips2 3 года назад +52

    Came to this video directly after I read of the legend John Madden's passing. Aside from the video games that I grew up playing, his commentary of this drive will always be what I remember most distinctly from his broadcasting career (wasn't alive for his playing/coaching days lol). He'll be missed dearly, thank you for all the memories sir

  • @matthewalexanderlemma8000
    @matthewalexanderlemma8000 5 лет назад +31

    J.R. Redmond was so good on this game-winning drive and deserves credit.

  • @llNATEDOGGll
    @llNATEDOGGll 8 лет назад +252

    "I tell ya what Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps" you're telling me, I was 8 years old watching this and witnessing a legend being born

    • @jasoncamp483
      @jasoncamp483 8 лет назад +28

      I was 24 and it felt beyond awesome. The horrible super bowl of 1986 and the loss in 97. It was incredible. The beginning of 15 years of the best football in NFL history.

    • @progx8679
      @progx8679 8 лет назад +11

      After watching 35+yrs of poor Patriots football except for handful of years (1963, 76, 78, 85, 86, 96) it was Bleak ! These last 15+ years have been Gravy to us old guys that sean it all, Thank God ! : )

    • @ReflectionOfPerfection
      @ReflectionOfPerfection 8 лет назад +4

      I was 15 at the time. I was sad when they lost Superbowl 31 so this was sweet revenge. Little did I know this was only the first.

    • @GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews
      @GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews 8 лет назад +9

      Apparently you didn't see him throw lasers into heavy wind and snow down by 10 points in the 4th quarter against the raiders two games previous to this game, because that was when Brady's legend was born.

    • @jeffhietala6343
      @jeffhietala6343 8 лет назад +1

      +KHayes666 In Super Bowl 31 the Pats ran into Brett Favre and the Packers. That Green Bay team had too much motivation to lose (losing to Aikman and Smiths Cowboys in the conference final the year before). I don't know even if Tom Brady had been in the NFL then that they would have stopped Favre.

  • @iii-ei5cv
    @iii-ei5cv 6 лет назад +61

    What's amazing is when you realize how rare it is for a young QB to act so calmly in such circumstances

    • @PersonaofWill
      @PersonaofWill 3 года назад +13

      Basically Tom 1st year too since it was his first season playing

  • @tbaker7749
    @tbaker7749 8 лет назад +542

    this tom brady guy has a bright future

    • @williammartell4821
      @williammartell4821 7 лет назад +23

      some day he just might make something out of himself! :)

    • @MrSlaw420
      @MrSlaw420 7 лет назад +32

      I hope so.

    • @scottgebow6539
      @scottgebow6539 6 лет назад +3

      T Baker You think?! LOL!

    • @SantaWithGuns
      @SantaWithGuns 6 лет назад +12

      Nah, watch he'll collapse and be out of the league in a few years. He is just a back up.

    • @nametager7539
      @nametager7539 6 лет назад +2

      Of being hated by everyone

  • @KevinSun242
    @KevinSun242 7 лет назад +269

    0:42 Super Bowl Fact: There has never been an overtime game in SB history
    I guess that changed.

    • @thenewjord50
      @thenewjord50 7 лет назад +21

      KevinSun242 and the pats change that lol

    • @Rudepenaltyoffside
      @Rudepenaltyoffside 7 лет назад +10

      There still has not been a shut out in a Superbowl yet

    • @MartreusMarques
      @MartreusMarques 7 лет назад +2

      Yet...

    • @Rudepenaltyoffside
      @Rudepenaltyoffside 7 лет назад +1

      Matheus Marques , we shall see in 7 days time.

    • @CollectionTHX1138
      @CollectionTHX1138 7 лет назад +1

      We have Garo Yepremian to thank for both of those lol Dal 24 Mia 3 SB VI and SB VII would have most likely been 17-0 for a perfect 17-0 season but his horrible attempt at a blocked kick 'pass' returned for a TD made it 14-7.

  • @John_NYT
    @John_NYT 7 лет назад +483

    It’s funny to think the announcers thought the Patriots would just play for overtime. Nowadays, 1:21 is an eternity. That’s enough time for both teams to get touchdowns.

    • @fgjjggggggghj1685
      @fgjjggggggghj1685 6 лет назад +42

      Easier passing rules these days

    • @отпирайте
      @отпирайте 6 лет назад +9

      Fgjjggg Gggghj only difference is roughing the passer, mel blount rule existed since 1978

    • @UARENOTTHATGUY
      @UARENOTTHATGUY 6 лет назад +73

      Yes and no. I think john madden had a point... 1:21 with no timeouts on the 15 yard line to start the drive can be risky. But Brady has ice in his veins and his receivers did a stellar job getting out of bounds.

    • @LetThePoorStarve
      @LetThePoorStarve 6 лет назад +13

      @@UARENOTTHATGUY how many timeouts did the rams have? Pats could have easily went 3 and out and had to punt, giving Warner great field position

    • @UARENOTTHATGUY
      @UARENOTTHATGUY 6 лет назад +2

      @@LetThePoorStarve yeah, but on the flip side... thatd give Brady all day to go down the field.

  • @drumzmagoo
    @drumzmagoo 8 лет назад +227

    Tom Brady was cool as a cucumber on the last play before the field goal..that is the most impressive thing, to me.

    • @joeneufeldt4738
      @joeneufeldt4738 6 лет назад +8

      cool as a cucumber...

    • @alexharvey6522
      @alexharvey6522 6 лет назад +6

      Ikr? Out of context you'd think this was the 2nd quarter or something

    • @gaysonmartinocho5262
      @gaysonmartinocho5262 6 лет назад +1

      cuz the refs has his baak

    • @gaysonmartinocho5262
      @gaysonmartinocho5262 6 лет назад +1

      @Brotato Chip nope it s the truth

    • @demauriewebster4997
      @demauriewebster4997 5 лет назад +6

      @@gaysonmartinocho5262 you really came to a Patriots vid just to hate on them ? Lol wonder how life's treating ya.. #Miserable

  • @willydiba1961
    @willydiba1961 3 года назад +15

    Rest In Peace, John madden. Everyone remembers this line “the patriots should play for overtime” but few remember “what Tom brady just did gives me goosebumps”. A true football legend.

  • @chuckwagon9973
    @chuckwagon9973 3 года назад +26

    RIP John Madden! You’ll be sorely missed, the voice of a lot of great memories!

  • @alexjardine3383
    @alexjardine3383 5 лет назад +32

    Am I the only one who sees that JR Redmond was extremely undervalued in this drive (first three receptions of the drive)?

    • @LukeR.5117
      @LukeR.5117 4 года назад +2

      No. His ability to get out of bounds on the third play extended the drive. Who knows what would've happened otherwise?

  • @Pedrooo317
    @Pedrooo317 8 лет назад +238

    "What Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps"

    • @promeitheus
      @promeitheus 7 лет назад +5

      Pedrooo317 You mean the intentional grounding no-call with 33 seconds left? Typical patriot bullshit

    • @StephenASmith-lm6gz
      @StephenASmith-lm6gz 7 лет назад +55

      promeitheus Brady was clearly out of the pocket when he threw it, which discards the part of the intentional grounding rule that says there needs to be a realistic chance that a receiver will catch the ball. Read the rules before you get salty and scream about the Patriots’ “bullshit”. Fucking dumbass.

    • @StephenASmith-lm6gz
      @StephenASmith-lm6gz 7 лет назад +3

      promeitheus www.nfl.com/rulebook/intentionalgrounding

    • @supbrahimhammer.421
      @supbrahimhammer.421 6 лет назад

      Pedrooo317 today he’d be like oh great another game winning drive (sarcastically) what a surprise

    • @tim72184
      @tim72184 6 лет назад +15

      @@promeitheus Lol as usual, the haters are fucking stupid, and don't even know the rules they accuse the Patriot of breaking.

  • @maseda17
    @maseda17 3 года назад +19

    Am I the only one who visits this video on a regular basis and is brought to near tears every time. We had no idea we had a legend on our hands

    • @BDZ29
      @BDZ29 2 года назад +2

      Nope, I have done the same thing each year. I have not only been a long time NE Pats fan, but I actually went to HS with JR Redmond. Chills every time . . . every time

    • @michaelshaff4095
      @michaelshaff4095 Год назад

      My antidepressant. Taken as needed.

  • @DJ-np1cq
    @DJ-np1cq 2 года назад +9

    What a career. The G.O.A.T of sports. Without question. Thank you Tom ❤

  • @jakobcorona2020
    @jakobcorona2020 3 года назад +7

    Just came back to watch this beautiful drive by the GOAT and wanted to hear one of the All Time Greatest Coach/Commentator know as John Madden
    Rest in Peace Mr. Madden 🙏💯

  • @Jimbox0690x
    @Jimbox0690x 8 лет назад +353

    NOW JOHN MADDEN KIND OF LIKES WHAT THE PATRIOTS ARE DOING!

    • @lcfsmdp
      @lcfsmdp 8 лет назад +7

      Haha

    • @brmillgr
      @brmillgr 8 лет назад +20

      haha I love Madden

    • @dmac80
      @dmac80 7 лет назад +2

      What a fool. Even if they didn't get a single first down they could have easily run out the clock. STL had 0 timeouts either.

    • @ChristopherPoitras
      @ChristopherPoitras 6 лет назад +6

      @@dmac80 I think it was more the fact Brady was a young QB and he would have to throw where a defender could easily jump the route to pick the call off

    • @kevinb2844
      @kevinb2844 5 лет назад +5

      He switched opinion pretty fast as he recognized Tom Brady’s poise after two completions. They were still on their own forty yard line when Madden changed his opinion. Have listened to a few of these older playoff games and Madden was excellent.

  • @stillsleeping8272
    @stillsleeping8272 Год назад +17

    23 years, what a career. The NFL will never see anything like him again. We love you Tom ❤️

  • @JSweez87
    @JSweez87 6 лет назад +6

    Still gives me chills listening to Madden say he doesn't agree and then watch Brady march em down the field with no timeouts. Legendary

  • @dannyhantx
    @dannyhantx 7 лет назад +29

    0:42 there has never been an overtime in the Super Bowl.
    15 years later, Tom Brady and the Patriots forced overtime and won in the greatest comeback in sports history. Still gives me goosebumps thinking about it.

    • @FuriousMan226
      @FuriousMan226 5 лет назад +1

      More like greatest comeback in Super Bowl history

    • @MrTedMcForehead
      @MrTedMcForehead 2 года назад +1

      @@FuriousMan226 nah thats the greatest comeback in sports history, not even a close 2nd either.

  • @hockeyfanism
    @hockeyfanism 4 года назад +27

    Don't forget unsung heroes like JR Redmond who nobody talks about being a key guy during the Super Bowl winning drive.

    • @rustyshackleford574
      @rustyshackleford574 3 года назад

      or wiggy

    • @Shatamx
      @Shatamx 3 года назад

      Really is sad what happened to Redmond. Dude could ball.

  • @JoeRichardRules
    @JoeRichardRules 6 лет назад +14

    The snow angel celebrating at the end was epic 😂

  • @CoolRainVibes
    @CoolRainVibes 8 лет назад +24

    My god, the pop from the crowd as the kick sails through the uprights. That place was bumpin.

  • @jmegs7003
    @jmegs7003 8 лет назад +83

    when brady spikes it and it lands perfectly back in his hands

    • @sludge4125
      @sludge4125 5 лет назад +1

      :)

    • @readmelancholystrumpetmaster
      @readmelancholystrumpetmaster 4 года назад

      Twice

    • @Heaven_Hollywood
      @Heaven_Hollywood 4 года назад +7

      when i saw that I said uh oh this dude is gonna be a problem no rookie qb should be that cool in that spot that is what mddden was talking about gave him goosebumps

    • @jmegs7003
      @jmegs7003 Год назад

      He finally retired

  • @Williameagleblanket
    @Williameagleblanket 6 лет назад +14

    Pat Summerall and John Madden commentating a Super Bowl. Awesome. 🏈

  • @redman443
    @redman443 7 лет назад +78

    Tom Brady. Been breaking the hearts of opposing fans since 2001

    • @G274Me
      @G274Me 5 лет назад +2

      Yep, he’s been cheating his way to victory his whole life

    • @OBESPRING1982
      @OBESPRING1982 5 лет назад

      Bill Well-I-Cheat: employing Ernie Adams photographic memory and video taped signals since he's been in bahSTAIN, MASS of YOU SHITS

    • @rmsmith2396
      @rmsmith2396 5 лет назад

      Wiper Hunter that crybaby shit is such an indication of a pussy

    • @rmsmith2396
      @rmsmith2396 5 лет назад +1

      Obeprinkle that is some childish shit right there.

    • @rmsmith2396
      @rmsmith2396 5 лет назад

      The operative word being "rule", which it was.

  • @PeanutButterAndJellyBros
    @PeanutButterAndJellyBros Год назад +2

    That throw to Troy Brown from Brady was GOAT!

  • @bobdonovan34
    @bobdonovan34 7 лет назад +400

    Madden - "I don't agree with what the Patriots are doing right here". Spoken like a coach that lost five AFC Title games in seven years.

    • @ByAnyMeans000
      @ByAnyMeans000 7 лет назад +24

      Bob Donovan spoken like a washed up Raider idiot like Gruden.

    • @отпирайте
      @отпирайте 6 лет назад +2

      By Any Means right on

    • @quentincampbell612
      @quentincampbell612 6 лет назад +17

      And Brady throws an interception,Madden is proven right for saying that. Anything could've happened and the Patriots lose that game due to not playing for ot.

    • @NeverforgetElvis
      @NeverforgetElvis 6 лет назад +17

      But then when the Patriots were past their 40 yard line Madden said "Now I'm liking what the Patriots are doing." Madden was concerned about a young quarterback tossing the ball around deep in his own end.

    • @vaibanez17
      @vaibanez17 6 лет назад +14

      He's old school. Old school says run out the clock, go to OT and take your chances. Never throw a pass. Old school is thankfully dead.

  • @esaunders07
    @esaunders07 4 года назад +20

    Madden owned up on the spot the second he was proven wrong. Class.

    • @apemantus67
      @apemantus67 3 года назад +2

      Now I kinda like what the Patriots are doing.

  • @justamaninTN
    @justamaninTN 8 лет назад +117

    "What Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps." Me, too, and I'm not even a Patriots fan. That was just amazing. Super Bowl on the line and he drives it almost 70 yards down the field in a minute and 14 seconds.

    • @ReflectionOfPerfection
      @ReflectionOfPerfection 8 лет назад +21

      With Troy Brown, David Patten, JR Redmond and Jermaine Wiggins making the big plays. None of them are hall of famers. Put Peyton Manning with this group and he gets picked off long before they get in Vinatieri's range.

    • @ReflectionOfPerfection
      @ReflectionOfPerfection 8 лет назад +8

      I give credit where credit is due. He did it twice.

    • @justamaninTN
      @justamaninTN 8 лет назад +10

      KHayes666 Brady did it twice, too, and he's won 4 and been to 6 so there's no denying he's the greatest ever.

    • @audiofreak
      @audiofreak 8 лет назад +2

      He may have also had a little help from the spy who recorded the Rams practice of defense in these situations....just sayin'

    • @ReflectionOfPerfection
      @ReflectionOfPerfection 8 лет назад +11

      audiofreak Wasnt a spy who kicked a 48 yard field goal with the game on the line. Besides, taping signals back then was legal...nice try though.

  • @tomflake6141
    @tomflake6141 7 лет назад +43

    At the beginning of this super bowl Ricky Proehl said "tonight a dynasty is born." Well predicted Ricky, well predicted. 😅

    • @kevaninthe4135
      @kevaninthe4135 6 лет назад +4

      And it was the beginning of the downfall of the Rams.

    • @case015
      @case015 6 лет назад +2

      Life in the 413 and they’re back

    • @diamondhead5432101
      @diamondhead5432101 6 лет назад +1

      case015 and won number six!

    • @bigstar66
      @bigstar66 5 лет назад

      he was referring to the rams XD

    • @Bull1908
      @Bull1908 4 года назад

      @@case015 and they stink again lol. and the Rams new logo sucks too. at least these were nice uniform and colors

  • @Nhamp2000
    @Nhamp2000 5 лет назад +7

    What Tom Brady just did, gives me goose bumps. So does listening to Summerall and Madden. Perfection.

  • @CarlosAMejiaPeralta
    @CarlosAMejiaPeralta 6 лет назад +13

    Madden: "You have to play for overtime"
    Tom Brady: "Hold my beer"

  • @num7088
    @num7088 Год назад +3

    This really drives it home. The span of Tom Brady's career. Madden and Summerall calling his first super bowl win. Seems like a lifetime ago but it seems like it was just yesterday. What a career.

  • @jpgiuliotti
    @jpgiuliotti Год назад +2

    Talk about making it look effortless. I forgot how almost subdued this whole drive comes off...with respect to what was at stake.

  • @amypeterson4615
    @amypeterson4615 5 лет назад +4

    It STILL gives me goosebumps.

  • @Stand_with_Israel
    @Stand_with_Israel 3 года назад +1

    I still remember this call
    So legendary and gives me goosebumps too
    Especially knowing what now what Brady would go on to do

  • @jorgeisaacdoblesmata9137
    @jorgeisaacdoblesmata9137 3 года назад +2

    Always come once in a while to watch this drive. RIP Coach Madden, who witnessed the first SB win of the greatest player to ever lace em….Thomas Edward Patrick Brady!!!

  • @shaunl446
    @shaunl446 6 лет назад +40

    I used to love JM and PS as a crew but damn this was some underwhelming commentary like they we're wrapping up halftime of a preseason game

  • @rainrunner1
    @rainrunner1 8 лет назад +37

    To go from last place and having never won a Championship. Starting out 1-3 that year with an untested QB. To winning that Super Bowl. My greatest sports moment as a sports fan.

  • @benmarino1913
    @benmarino1913 5 лет назад +2

    Text book 2 minute drill to set up the Super Bowl winning field goal. Smart check downs, throw aways and patience by Brady. In addition his receivers knew where they were on the field in relation to 1st down markers and out of bounds. Kicker nailed it.

  • @jrayner21679
    @jrayner21679 3 года назад +3

    J.R. Redmond unsung hero of this team. Brady checked down to him a few times and the play when he got the first down and went out of bounds was huge. That’s when the pacing in my living room became intense realizing that it was possible that this might happen.

  • @brmillgr
    @brmillgr 8 лет назад +75

    The best to ever play the position, no question about it and no disrespect to Montana and the other legends but Tom Brady will be remembered as the best QB in NFL history.

    • @dsfddsgh
      @dsfddsgh 8 лет назад +1

      I disagree. This drive was good but Joe took his team down 92 yards and a TD for the greatest drive in Superbowl history against the Bengals Joe was so cool that to calm his teammates down on that final drive he pointed to the crowd and said "Hey isn't that John Candy"? Joe was badass and the best of all time.

    • @ReflectionOfPerfection
      @ReflectionOfPerfection 8 лет назад +17

      Montana the best of all time? He only played in 4 superbowls, Brady's been to 6 and may play in a 7th. Montana doesn't have the stats that Brady does. Montana also had a losing season, Brady's never had a losing season. Montana had the benefit of Jerry Rice for most of his career and didn't have to deal with free agency. Brady's receivers in 01 were David Patten and Troy Brown. In 04 it was David Givens and Deion Branch. In 2007 it was Randy Moss and Wes Welker. In 2011 it was Welker, Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski. In 2014 it was Julian Edelman, Gronk and Danny Amendola. This year its Edelman, Malcolm Mitchell and Martellus Bennett. Brady's teamates have changed and he keeps on winning. You can't even say its the defense or the coach because Montana had a great defense in SF and Bill Walsh/George Siefert. The only reason Brady didn't engineer a game winning touchdown in Superbowl 36 or 38 was because they only needed a field goal. You also forgot on that 92 yard drive Montana had a few minutes at his disposal.
      Montana was damn good, but Brady's simply better. Brady has the rings, Superbowl MVP's, stats and wins to match Montana and more.

    • @despiteallmyrage6813
      @despiteallmyrage6813 8 лет назад +1

      KHayes666
      don't forget about Chris Hogan! He's one bad ass wide receiver!

    • @dannyhantx
      @dannyhantx 8 лет назад +7

      What about now? Brady took his team down 25 points towards the end of the 3rd quarter for a win in overtime.

    • @76JStucki
      @76JStucki 6 лет назад

      Nah. Jay Cutler. No wait, Rex Grossman. No wait, Cade McNown. Or maybe Shane Matthews. Eric Kramer?
      Mike Tomczak?
      Way to pick 'em, Bears. Here's hoping Trubisky pans out.

  • @steelermia
    @steelermia 6 лет назад +11

    "I'll tell ya .. what tom brady just did gives me goose bumps" madden knew what he was witnessing .. the birth of a legend

  • @vesky82
    @vesky82 8 лет назад +93

    summerall is so old by this point he thought that vinatieri missed the kick in the pregame footage they showed. he also didn't' even raise his voice as he kicked the game winning field goal. no wonder they ushered him into retirement pretty soon afterwards.

    • @saintjabroni
      @saintjabroni 7 лет назад +2

      vesky82 lol

    • @flyguyry1
      @flyguyry1 7 лет назад +1

      vesky82 yup

    • @keymaster7798
      @keymaster7798 7 лет назад +4

      He was 3 sheets to the wind by that point, already..

    • @craigwolf9916
      @craigwolf9916 6 лет назад +1

      He just hates the patriots like the rest of us

    • @dolphinsneu
      @dolphinsneu 5 лет назад

      Some people actually liked that about his style

  • @anglobostonian
    @anglobostonian 8 лет назад +169

    This Superbowl win changed everything for Boston, in terms of sports. Until Superbowl XXXVI, the Patriots were the LEAST popular of Boston's sports teams and they were rumored to be on the move as recently as the mid 1990s. In addition, all four of Boston's teams failed to make the playoffs in 2000 and there was little hint that the Red Sox would win the World Series just two years later. What this Superbowl did was give hope to the city of Boston and to the region of New England. If the Patriots of all teams could win a championship, then surely the Red Sox, Celtics, and Bruins could.

    • @rainrunner1
      @rainrunner1 8 лет назад +12

      James Trout It changed to fortunes of Boston sports but the Pats had been sold-out since 1994.

    • @davidmann9467
      @davidmann9467 8 лет назад +9

      James Trout Yup! I was 14 and a huge Sox fan, liked the Pats but didn't follow them religiously. They captured my attention that year, boy. I remember the day after the Superbowl I realized what had happened and I shed a few tears. Even at my young age I had experienced a lifetime of disappointment with the Sox and watched the Patriots lose to GB when I was 10. I didn't think I'd ever see a championship in Boston.

    • @HugoStiglitz88
      @HugoStiglitz88 7 лет назад +7

      2011 was epic though.

    • @tombrady7039
      @tombrady7039 6 лет назад +7

      Bledsoe made the Pats popular again

    • @JSweez87
      @JSweez87 6 лет назад +1

      Yessir

  • @aks957
    @aks957 5 лет назад +8

    What Tom Brady has done till 2019 gives me goose bumps.....Still tearing opposing defences and teams in 2019.....Let's Go.....Still Here....

  • @MrSlaw420
    @MrSlaw420 7 лет назад +23

    What a drive. Great job by everyone.

  • @johnkan7949
    @johnkan7949 3 года назад +1

    One a the greatest games I ever saw ! Didn't hear Madden bc I was at the game but such a thrill watching the pats prove everyone wrong ! All the people we met at and before the game was once in a lifetime experience!! That's why they call it the superbowl !! RiP John we surely will miss you.

  • @christopherrholmes82
    @christopherrholmes82 8 лет назад +227

    Hardly any excitement from the announcer after the game winning FG.

    • @Alan-lv9rw
      @Alan-lv9rw 7 лет назад +41

      Pat Sumerall was a NFC fan. He hated the AFC.

    • @enigmatiks
      @enigmatiks 7 лет назад +3

      Alan how come?

    •  7 лет назад +49

      Yeah........."And it's right down the pipe" followed by 6 seconds of silence? What a cold plate of leftovers on that call.

    • @cjs83172
      @cjs83172 7 лет назад +49

      We have to keep in mind that Pat Summerall was one of those play-by-play broadcasters that believed that, on a TV broadcast, pictures told the story much more than commentators ever could. Just look at his calls on key plays in the Steelers wins in Super Bowls X and XIV in the 1970s. On the play that ended up giving the Steelers the lead for good in Super Bowl XIV, Summerall spoke a total of seven words ("deep for Stallworth" when the pass was thrown and "touchdown for the Steelers" when Stallworth caught it) and let the pictures tell the rest of the story. Quite a few broadcasters of Summerall's era were like that.
      Vin Scully and Joe Garagiola also believed that on television broadcasts, the pictures told most of the story, so much that Garagiola did not utter one word on the final pitches of both the 1980 and 1982 World Series, but before those pitches were thrown that the crowd would tell the audiences what happened, and in the final out of Nolan Ryan's fifth no-hitter, Garagiola said four words, which were "this may be it", and let the video and the crowd tell the rest of the story.

    • @norwoodwildlife9849
      @norwoodwildlife9849 6 лет назад +42

      Summerall sounded like he had a million dollars on the Rams and the bookie was waiting for him outside the stadium with a couple of goons

  • @scottgebow6539
    @scottgebow6539 6 лет назад +2

    Everybody remembers Adam V. and TB12 , but who remembers how key J.R. Redmond was on this winning drive ? Being a Pats fan born and bred in Massachusetts, this was great to see again and never gets old , IMO .

  • @bobt5778
    @bobt5778 7 лет назад +62

    Madden "I don't agree with what the Patriots are doing here, you have to play for overtime" Minutes later, " Now I kinda like what the Patriots are doing" Funny.

    • @crowtservo
      @crowtservo 5 лет назад

      It’s the reason he only won one Super Bowl as a coach,

    • @VanillaLimeCoke
      @VanillaLimeCoke 5 лет назад

      Sometimes I don’t think John Madden could be satisfied one way or another.

    • @argelbargel7680
      @argelbargel7680 5 лет назад

      He's too obsessed with his undying love for Favre to think clearly.

  • @nedkline886
    @nedkline886 8 лет назад +57

    dang , but i miss troy brown, one of the greatest.

    • @EuroGuy85
      @EuroGuy85 6 лет назад +2

      Ned Kline
      Ty made it into the hall, Seymour was a candidate! McGinnest! Bruschi! Wow

    • @bigstar66
      @bigstar66 5 лет назад +4

      nah, he's just one of the many humps Brady made look elite

    • @bigstar66
      @bigstar66 5 лет назад

      That includes Belichick by the way. Absolute hack.

    • @anthonyhutchins2300
      @anthonyhutchins2300 3 года назад

      Dude was the definition of a Patriot...

  • @carsonzickefoose1915
    @carsonzickefoose1915 Год назад +4

    We were watching a legend appear before our eyes

  • @justsaying605
    @justsaying605 7 лет назад +1

    This is CRAZY to watch in 2017... I remember seeing this on my friends TV when I was like 10 years old thinking I wanted Bledsoe to come back and be QB.

  • @daltonhill5110
    @daltonhill5110 5 лет назад +16

    Madden: "They should play for overtime."
    Brady: "No, I don't think I will."

    • @VccTn
      @VccTn 5 лет назад

      Lmaoo😂😂

  • @paulparent1329
    @paulparent1329 6 лет назад +12

    That drive by Brady was clutch as HELL

  • @petricell
    @petricell 6 лет назад +13

    2019. Here we go again.

  • @vipteam7422
    @vipteam7422 7 лет назад +8

    "What TOM BRADY keeps DOING, gives me GOOSE BUMPS "!!!

  • @rohitpuri4237
    @rohitpuri4237 2 года назад +5

    So long Tom, on behalf of Cowboys Nation, it sucked watching my team lose to you every time, but you are the GOAT. 🐐. I will never forget college age me watching this drive in real time thinking we’re watching history unfold before our eyes.

    • @moheganson
      @moheganson Год назад

      America’s team finally got him in his final game. Bittersweet!

    • @ghostccc8089
      @ghostccc8089 Год назад

      @@moheganson of course it took him and his wife fighting like crazy and a garbage O line to do it lol.

  • @pdizzle5302
    @pdizzle5302 Год назад +1

    The greatest announcing duo of all time calling the drive that started the legacy of the greatest QB of all time. Summerall and Madden will always be legends and class acts.

  • @matthewdoherty2108
    @matthewdoherty2108 7 лет назад +5

    The most underrated part is the ref recovering the ball at 4:44 allowing Brady to quickly spike and stop the clock.

    • @anthonyhutchins2300
      @anthonyhutchins2300 3 года назад +1

      That's his job lol

    • @Dpad69
      @Dpad69 2 года назад

      @@anthonyhutchins2300 Not if the team in question is The Cowboys.

  • @amypeterson4615
    @amypeterson4615 5 лет назад +1

    Brought tears to my eyes then and again today, 18 years later.

  • @PatrickAyotte
    @PatrickAyotte Год назад +3

    When the legend was born

  • @Heirllionaire
    @Heirllionaire 3 года назад

    I remember being a young kid in Boston while this was happening. Watching this I'm the kid I was back then...first time in life I ever lost my voice from screaming in victory. Burned my voice away with sheer force.

  • @alovedone2251
    @alovedone2251 7 лет назад +33

    And of all the guys on that field, probably Brady is the only one still playing as of today. Amazing.

    • @RichXM
      @RichXM 7 лет назад +25

      A LovedOne Adam Vinateri is still playing, and playing well.

    • @kevaninthe4135
      @kevaninthe4135 6 лет назад

      Of all the players from the 2001 season in the ENTIRE league, how many are still playing? Is it just 1?

    • @отпирайте
      @отпирайте 6 лет назад +1

      Life in the 413 brady and vinatieri

    • @kevaninthe4135
      @kevaninthe4135 6 лет назад +1

      @@RichXM I knew I was forgetting something when I posted that. Duh!!!! 2. Now is it just 2?

    • @kalebrod2823
      @kalebrod2823 5 лет назад

      @@kevaninthe4135 Drew Brees started in 2001

  • @deeziiklyer8027
    @deeziiklyer8027 3 года назад +1

    What John madden said about getting goosebumps just gave me goosebumps.

  • @favrerules04
    @favrerules04 6 лет назад +18

    The beginning of the NFL's greatest dynasty

    • @fredbrady3988
      @fredbrady3988 4 года назад +2

      Sports’ greatest dynasty

    • @tylerfrancescone8683
      @tylerfrancescone8683 3 года назад +1

      @@fredbrady3988 I’d say third greatest sports dynasty if we’re going by championships. Pats won 3 and then didn’t win one for 10 years I think and then won 3 again. The Yankees won 7 World Series in the 50s and 60s (I think it’s 7 my bad if it isn’t) and then you have the Bulls with both of their 3-Peats. I’d say second ahead of the Bulls but behind the Yankees

    • @foruv
      @foruv 2 года назад

      @@tylerfrancescone8683 Patriots dynasty is the best, and more impressive. No losing seasons in 20 years in a salary cap league, 9 superbowl appearances and 6 rings is miles more impressive than what the yankees did during their era. it's tougher to do what the pats did than the yanks

  • @NoCoastRaps
    @NoCoastRaps 11 месяцев назад

    As a kid in STL watching this drive was the most painful experience as a sports fan, it was a tight game then it felt like they were just giving away every play with that prevent defense.
    My dad was so frustrated that we drove up to guitar center as the game was ending because we knew it was over and listened to them kick the game winning field goal in the parking lot. It was the end of what was supposed to be the STL rams dynasty and the beginning of the Patriots dynasty, brutal.

  • @robertkane1490
    @robertkane1490 3 года назад +3

    Had to come back and appreciate the start of it.

  • @Tronathon242
    @Tronathon242 6 лет назад +1

    Legends were born in this time span. The NFL would never be the same.

  • @garrywalker8534
    @garrywalker8534 6 лет назад +8

    Pat Summerall's final Super Bowl call: "...and it's right down the pike... Adam Vinatieri... no time on the clock and the Patriots have won Super Bowl XXXVI... unbelievable!" Simple, direct and letting the pictures tell the story... Summerall was the voice of the NFL in an era when the league came of age.

    • @stever7157
      @stever7157 3 года назад

      That was a great way for him to go out on a call like that. RIP Pat and John.

  • @gravee.shindler8271
    @gravee.shindler8271 5 лет назад +2

    How nostalgic to hear these football greats having to talk up this new kid Tom Brady

  • @mtadams2009
    @mtadams2009 5 лет назад +3

    Who knew on that fateful night what was going to come. A run that has never happened and will never happen again. Also Adam and Tom are still going at it, just amazing.

    • @gregoryryan5280
      @gregoryryan5280 5 лет назад

      Feb.2nd.and the Chief's are trying to start their own dynasty...oh,yeah that's not for wins...but a loss after all the previous wins...hmmm... isn't that what Andy Reid retorted after losing at Arrowhead" yeah,give us credit for getting this far and making it to the final four"...yep,he'll get a lot of credit for keeping the Chief's legacy intact...after a loss...but what happens if they actually win the Superbowl...probably next yr.will be very difficult to repeat...that's a "cliff that Kellerman can explain...best Q.B.ever living now...just fell off the cliff with Kellerman...at least Mahomes will prove him right!!Kellerman is a "Clown",and the Chiefs still have the Kingdom Jinx!!Lol

  • @gillzlife865
    @gillzlife865 6 лет назад +5

    that was 2002 i think.now its 2019 and tom is still here and going to another Bowl in5 days against the rams again..i wish my BRUINS hockey was this amazing.

    • @anthonyhutchins2300
      @anthonyhutchins2300 3 года назад +1

      Yeah being a Bruins and Celtics fan isn't as fun lol... they always get us so dang close and then break our hearts.

  • @israelp348
    @israelp348 6 лет назад +4

    Anybody here because there's gonna be a rematch in SB LIII? Can't wait for the PATS to win their 6th.

  • @tu3399
    @tu3399 5 лет назад +2

    I'm Japanese. This is the game I started watching NFL when I was 7years old. I became Rams fan I don't know why. Afterward, how many times I regret this choice lol.

  • @jacksonman800
    @jacksonman800 8 лет назад +34

    DOESN'T EVEN COMPARE TO WHAT HE JUST DID TO THE FALCONS BABY WHOOOOOOO. Brady GOAT

    • @seanfelder3286
      @seanfelder3286 5 лет назад

      Legend of Tom Brady began in this game here against St Louis Rams in 2001 Super Bowl

    • @seanfelder3286
      @seanfelder3286 5 лет назад

      Legend of Tom Brady began in this game here against St Louis Rams in 2001 Super Bowl

  • @brandonmuldoon3788
    @brandonmuldoon3788 3 года назад

    Still remember this game as a kid watching on a floor TV with my dad holding up the antenna man I was 6 7 years old time flies

  • @gmoneyslotmachinevideos
    @gmoneyslotmachinevideos 5 лет назад +7

    The beginning of Tom Brady’s legacy was also the end of Pat Summeralls legendary stint with John Madden!

    • @queenfanpiper6299
      @queenfanpiper6299 5 лет назад +2

      NO. PAT SUMMERALL'S LEGACY WILL GO ON FOREVER. AND MADDEN'S TOO. 2 GREAT COMMENTATORS.

    • @OBESPRING1982
      @OBESPRING1982 5 лет назад +1

      One was a drunk, the other is a fraud.

  • @FM-pr1ht
    @FM-pr1ht 8 месяцев назад +1

    5:00 ❤. John at his best.

  • @Frankincensedjb123
    @Frankincensedjb123 6 лет назад +4

    Brady: OT? FTS, I’ve got models waiting for me

  • @ChosenOne-jk6go
    @ChosenOne-jk6go 6 лет назад

    I was at that game, all day long all you saw was Rams shirts... that night it was a sea of Red White and Blue celebrating the Patriots first Super Bowl of the beginning of the best Dynasty in Football history!!!!

  • @brownbenplumm9027
    @brownbenplumm9027 8 лет назад +10

    Yea but it was all vinateiri. HAHAHA, I can't stand that argument. Brady was calm and controlled and drove his team into field goal range. That's what makes players great. Hoping he wins his 5th this year. Go pats!

    • @kenwilliams3208
      @kenwilliams3208 7 лет назад +1

      Hope he wins #6 this year...!!!!!!!

    • @jcarson3721
      @jcarson3721 7 лет назад +1

      People are still trying to say that, "Brady got bailed out by his kicker", as if the game (and the one against Carolina) wouldn't have just gone into overtime if the kick wasn't made. Or like Brady didn't drive the ball down the field for the kick to be possible.

    • @whyamimrpink78
      @whyamimrpink78 7 лет назад

      JCBalance, Wilkins missed a 52 yard kick earlier in the game.
      Ty Law had a pick 6.
      Brady threw for 145 yards and 1 TD
      The tired Rams defense was playing a soft zone which allowed them to get into FG range, where in a dome is not far.
      It wasn't he got bailed out by the kicker. He is given too much credit for these wins.

  • @OC9G
    @OC9G 3 года назад +1

    “What Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps” that line from Madden gives me goosebumps ...

  • @SeanFerree
    @SeanFerree 5 лет назад +3

    John Madden: "play for overtime" 😂

  • @jerrypaquette5470
    @jerrypaquette5470 5 лет назад

    I have been a Patriots fan for a long time. Every time I see a replay of that FG, it gives me tears.

  • @christopherrholmes82
    @christopherrholmes82 8 лет назад +47

    5:36- Clock should have stopped at :02 after Vinatieri's FG went through.

    • @CranioUomo
      @CranioUomo 8 лет назад +13

      Chris Holmes you obviously don't know football, because he spiked ball that stop the clock after that once the ball is snapped the clock will continue to run until a timeout is called (which both teams were out of) or the game just ends so basically once the field-goal was kicked the clock just ran out

    • @christopherrholmes82
      @christopherrholmes82 8 лет назад +7

      I obviously don't know football, huh? Look bro I've been watching football games for 20+ yrs. He spiked the ball and that stopped the clock. And just because I didn't understand 1 small intricacy of the rules on a play that happened 14 years ago and you've got to make that judgment. I guess you like to make judgments and try to make other people on the internet look bad and don't have much better things to do in your spare time. Goodbye.

    • @CranioUomo
      @CranioUomo 8 лет назад +3

      Chris Holmes I never said you didn't know anything about it what the fuck are you talking about

    • @ReflectionOfPerfection
      @ReflectionOfPerfection 8 лет назад +10

      Why? So the Patriots could squib the kick and the Rams play hot potato with it for 5 seconds before the game ends? Even the refs would have said "The hell with that, game over."

    • @stressbelden5869
      @stressbelden5869 8 лет назад +3

      Now now......boys! Silence!
      Chris Holmes & Biohazard-42......no more coffee for you two. De-Caf only!!!

  • @cuddyross5432
    @cuddyross5432 3 года назад +2

    Rip John Madden. He called Brady’s first super bowl

  • @jonrobichaud6332
    @jonrobichaud6332 5 лет назад +6

    That’s when the dynasty started. Go Pats !

  • @StaticXCobra
    @StaticXCobra 8 лет назад

    After watching Super Bowl 51 I had to come bck and relieve this moment. Felt nostalgic after going into overtime just like how it would've been 15 years ago. #12 is the G.O.A.T.. #PATSNATION

  • @BMoneyandCatcherToo
    @BMoneyandCatcherToo 8 лет назад +127

    That was a terrible call on the final couple plays by the broadcast team...

    • @TheSmokey1424
      @TheSmokey1424 7 лет назад +3

      Brent Nichols madden tried but man youre right lol

    • @mrperson0140
      @mrperson0140 7 лет назад +1

      Rams choked this one bad.

    • @doofus9575
      @doofus9575 5 лет назад +6

      He let the moment do the talking. Like a professional.

    • @antonfilms4023
      @antonfilms4023 5 лет назад +3

      I don't know...I think you just don't understand Pat Sumerall's style of commentary.

    • @brittoncorbin7144
      @brittoncorbin7144 5 лет назад +2

      Only the best commentating combination in NFL history 🙄

  • @jasonholman1256
    @jasonholman1256 3 года назад +2

    Came here to listen to John Madden call this game. R.I.P🙏🏼

  • @spellTHEman
    @spellTHEman 6 лет назад +7

    “I think the Patriots need to run the ball and play for OT”
    -Typical John Madden commentary

  • @jamesyoung9311
    @jamesyoung9311 2 года назад +2

    “What Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps.”
    RIP John Madden.

  • @mikeyoungblood1642
    @mikeyoungblood1642 5 лет назад +8

    Also, this drive taught us this lesson: DON'T Play Zone coverage against Tom Brady, unless you can pressure him with your linemen!

  • @JoshBreakdowns
    @JoshBreakdowns 3 года назад +1

    Every time I see this I get goosebumps. Every time.