Also crazy this play started a dynasty and ruined StL Rams chances at dynasty so if this didn’t happen: StL Rams would stay and have dynasty and Tom Brady would not be that hated
@@Yeomannn elway and kelly were both pretty horrendous in their super bowl losses.Kerry collins threw three or four picks against the ravens.I could go on,but Gannon at least gets the benefit of the doubt considering gruden installed the offense he was running.He was screwed from the beginning
Nathaniel Levesque Honestly probably this game. Immaculate reception was an *INSANE* play, pure luck, I can't even be mad at it. I wasn't even alive when it happened.
16:07 - Raiders stop Patriots on 4th down 34:52 - Rich Gannon finds James Jett for the 13-yard TD 37:24 - Tom Brady intercepted by Johnnie Harris 1:08:40 - Adam Vinatieri makes 23-yard FG 1:15:02 - Sebastian Janikowski makes 38-yard FG 1:22:14 - Janikowski makes 45-yard FG 1:36:24 - Brady scrambles for 6-yard TD to bring Patriots within 3 1:55:08 - Beginning of Patriots game-tying drive 1:56:11 - The “tuck rule” play 1:59:12 - Crowd reacts to the referee ruling on the Brady incompletion 2:05:56 - Vinatieri makes game-tying 45-yard FG 2:11:11 - Patriots game-winning drive begins 2:22:12 - Vinatieri makes 23-yard FG to send Patriots to the AFC Championship game
You know what I miss about watching Games? Hearing the stadium announcer. Makes me feel like I am there. Its so loud, and so is the crowd, and raises the excitement.
he is a kicker...he has one job...if he doesnt do it he is released....he isnt clutch, he is just doing the one thing they ask of kickers. make FGs.....kickers arent people too
Ok, but there are generally about 900 FG kicks per year, every year, and an overwhelming number of analysts consider this to be the greatest FG kick in league history.
01:51:14 Richard Seymour absolutely explodes into the fullback and saves the game/season. I came here after reading Pioli's article about Seymour in the Hall of Fame. INSANE PLAY!
@@Ayoalow_34 Six Super Bowl wins, nine Super Bowl visits, domination of the AFC for two decades, quarterback GOAT, coach GOAT. Only thing that comes close is Auerbach and Russell and the Celtics eight championships in a row. But I'm sure it's all one BIG conspiracy of cheating. LOL
Was finally able bring myself to sit down and watch this 18 years later. I came away thinking two things: 1. The Raiders played a great game that night. 2. Interesting decision by Gruden with 4 minutes left, 2nd and 10 and the ball near midfield, to attempt two passes (both wound up being incomplete) rather than run and likely force the Patriots to use their timeouts.
ya it took me 19 years but it's just as I remember it, being fixed and no longer believing in the so called integrity of the game! oh and politicians fib a little
Never thought I'd say this about the 'NFL Network' RUclips channel, but they certainly did an amazing job with this video. The quality is decent (for a 2001 broadcast), the sound is _excellent_, and the time stamp in the description is definitely the sweet icing on the cake. Couldn't have been done better.
@@clarenceboddicker1162 total mud pit parking lot, metal benches for seats and RT 1 was a nightmare trying to leave… Gillette was a godsend when it opened in 2002
if Brady & the offense dont put points on the board, or the defense doesnt keep the game close, vinateri has no opportunity to kick a game winner. The team is responsible, cant win one alone. Vinateri has one job that he might perform a total of 2-20 times per game if we are talking kickoff, field goal unit & extra point, he is only guaranteed a kickoff in terms of playing time. Now compare that to a Quarterback, let alone Tom Brady.... to say Vinateri is responsible for anything hes accomplished is a joke and im not a Brady or Patriots fan
The next season the Raiders went to the Super Bowl to play the Buccaneers coached by Gruden. Apparently they chose to do nothing different which is probably one of the reasons they lost.
This is one of the most historically significant games in all NFL history. This is the game wherein the NE Patriots Kraft-Belichick-Brady dynasty was born. Amazing historical game... The fact that this was also the last game ever played at Foxboro stadium under the heavy snowfall conditions was also symbolic of this "baptism" or "rebirth" of the NE Patriots organization as the GOAT NFL dynasty. It's crazy watching this now (early 2019) to realize that at this time (early 2002) Bob Kraft was just another owner, Bill Belichick was just another coach, and Tom Brady was just another quarterback. Watching this game, nobody could have possibly imagined the Kraft-Belichick-Brady Patriots dynasty, the greatest NFL dynasty in history, was being born. Nobody could have imagined Tom Brady would be the GOAT quarterback, the GOAT NFL player period, and arguably the GOAT professional American athlete ever.
I agree wit you on everything except Brady being the GOAT athlete..GOAT QB, absolutely but definately ain't the best athlete of all time..I'd put MJ over Brady in that category..but other than that, very well said
Nick Vandal jets pulled out all the stops to beat Oakland and make the playoffs only to get crushed in the wild card game by… Oakland. And thus the Raiders ended up in foxboro for this historic moment. The jets are always somehow tied into every pats storyline
I remember being 8 years old for this game. It was snowing all day and night. It's the first football game I remember watching from start to finish, but I watched the whole thing and never doubted the Patriots were going to win. I'll never forget this night!
I remember being a teenager watching this game live on Television 📺 in Detroit Michigan, this Game is a certified timeless classic NFL game and one of the greatest NFL Games of all time.🏆🏈
It was a little surprising how the Raiders handled the weather conditions given how they are from California and handled the conditions a lot better than thought. The thing I will never forget is when they went to review and they were playing "In The Air Tonight" by Phil Collins as if something big was about to go down.
They were one of the best offensive teams of that time, top of the line, only St Louis Rams were better. Of course they would play better offense even in bad conditions. If it was fair weather that night, it's fair bet that Tom Brady would be forced to wait a tad longer for a first Superbowl ring. If not forever.
This was the first Brady game I firmly recall on memory for me. I remember watching it on a small TV slightly staticy. Game caught my attention and got me into football. Never did I think 20 years later I'd be watching Tom Brady still playing. After winning 7 Super Bowl's. Had no idea what kind of player was in the making. Today he announced his retirement. What a career.
let's not forget the clutch 4th and 6 throw in the OT. It's amazing they went for it. Wow. Goose bumps. and let's not forget how Brady avoided throwing to Woodson. He knew how good he was and he was smart enough to not take a chance.
did the tuck rule cost the Raiders the game? Absolutely Did the tuck rule prevent the Raiders from starting a dynasty? Hell no. The dynasty was killed by Al Davis, his poor drafting, and his refusal to hire a general manager.
Evan Mansfield I don't know about that. Considering his ego, AL Davis would force Jon Gruden out of the organization sooner or later. If Davis felt that someone in his organization was trying to eclipse him as the face of the franchise, he would try to squash him. Davis was a brilliant football mind during the 70s and early 80s, but he was losing his touch for the game by the new Millennium. Even if Gruden stayed, Davis would still have the final word on player decisions. They might have won Super Bowl XXXVII had Gruden stayed, but I don't see the Raiders accomplishing much more beyond that. The team would fall off the cliff eventually. Saying the Raiders would have had a dynasty had the call been ruled correct is just delusional thinking.
Nathaniel Levesque The Raiders could have been a dynasty because they would've won this game and won the super bowl that year without loosing John Gruden and win again the next year.
Enrique Godinez Looking back at the 01 Raiders, the defense wasn't that good. That would have kept them from beating the Steelers or the Rams had they beaten the Patriots. And as I stated earlier, Al Davis and his ego would have forced Gruden out eventually. Gruden was not going to last with Davis in charge. Davis would have still been responsible for draft choices and the roster was aging. The decline of the Raiders was inevitable.
Nathaniel Levesque not getting the first down on the previous drive, poor play calling and not stopping an average Patriots defense cost them the game not the tuck rule
@@robpaxson4455 fair enough, but with that being said Sebastian Janikowski also made a 45 yard field goal earlier that game which cleared the crossbar much further than vinatieri's kick did. At that military was already in his fifth year when Sebastian was in his sophomore. So in my eyes 2 field goal kicks made under the same conditions from the same distance in the same game but only one gets recognition is not fair. I will admit that the circumstances of vinatieri's kick at the time were crucial, but you could also say that had Janikowski not made that field goal earlier, that situation would have never existed.
What an epic cast. Tim brown, Jerry Rice, Jon gruden, Bill belicheck, Tom brady, Charles Woodson. Supporting cast is great. Willie McGinnis, Richard Seymour, Charlie garner, Sebastián janikowski, ty law Troy brown and more
Troy Brown fumbling the punt return near the end of the 4th quarter and Pats recover it, YIKES on BIKES. If the Raiders recover, the game is over. And Jermaine Wiggins playing the game of his life!
RAIDERS COACH JON GRUDEN SHOULD HAVE WENT FOR IT ON 4TH & 1 WITH A QB SNEAK BY RAIDERS QB RICH GANNON WOULD'VE GOTTEN A WHOLE NEW SET OF DOWNS & THE RAIDERS WOULD HAVE GOTTEN ALL THE MOMENTUM & THE SILVER & BLACK ATTACK WOULD'VE DROVE DOWNFIELD & RAIDERS 2000 NFL 1ST ROUND DRAFT PICK 17# OVERALL KICKER SEBASTIAN JANIKOWSKI WOULD'VE KICKED THE GW FIELD GOAL. GAME OVER RAIDERS WIN & SETUP A CLASSIC RIVALRY AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME @ THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS.
The Real Julian Edelman Eric was on the field, like any other player, In poker is not cheating if you are to stupid to cover your cards for everyone else to see.
It was the greatest win in the stadium’s history. That was a bad stadium, that saw a lot of bad teams. It really puts Tom Brady’s career in perspective, because Schaeffer Stadium feels like it was from ancient times.
2:01:57 - 2:02:07 Blame the rule, not the refs or pats. All teams were playing under this rule, so now that it cost the raiders a potential win, everyone gets mad? not to mention if this was the last win for the pats, and they didn't win the superbowl, no one would be talking about this game.
That 4th and 4 is such an underrated moment. The bs tuck rule, the FG to tie it, the FG to win it. It's all great and all but that pass from Brady to Patten was truly the stars aligned in the sky.
Look how young Bill Belichick was oh my goodness. I remember watching this game with my 15-year-old daughter and we were crazy the whole time rooting for our Patriots! This was the start of a dynasty what fun😊
Watched this with my brother in our bedroom. Window shades up lights off so we could see the snow falling down against the street lamps outside. Patriots Raiders on the other side of the room. We both thought for sure Brady fumbled it lol.
I watched this game with 20 friends upstate NY get away on a really fun Divisional Weekend. Saturday Night. The snow came down and we bet against eachother all day watching it come down that Raiders had no chance with the snow. Well, they would have won if not for a bad call!
Now I can't speak for Raiders fans, but I would THINK this was the most disheartening, all-around gut wrenching loss in their famed history..the Super Bowl in '02 was really bad, but I think this one takes the cake..
I was unavailable to watch this memorable game when it happened. Thank you, NFL, for posting it on RUclips so I can experience it for the first time over 15 years after it happened!
Yes correct ruling. Skip to 5:10 of this video to see another example. www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/09000d5d81d92589/Wild-card-Playoffs-Ravens-vs-Chiefs-highlights
The 3rd & Inches stop and Larry Izzo recovering the fumbled punt was the two biggest plays that are the most forgotten plays before the play that people have been talking about all these years later.
I watched this game live. Was a huge Chucky fan and got to the tuck play, they wouldn't switch the ball over forever, then they started showing the replays.. it was a pump, not a fumble. #TB12
Easily the top 5 Victories in Patriots history are: 5. The 2018 AFC Championship Game 4. Super Bowl 49 3. The Tuck Rule 2. Super Bowl 36 1. Super Bowl 51
As a diehard Broncos fan that hates both the Raiders & Patriots, anybody who has a pair of eyes and watches football on a regular basis can CLEARLY tell that was a fumble. Before you people say "If you hate both teams, why are you so concerned?" Because regardless who's playing, me & many others want to see a fair game played. And realistically speaking this wasn't fair in the end.
Yet the 97 and 98 Broncos teams were playing fair when they circumvented the salary cap. Those teams, made it to back to back Super Bowls. Realistically speaking, that wasn't fair for the teams that played the Broncos those years.
My high school teammate, James Jett, scored a TD in this game. Was definitely pulling for the Raiders. Oh well. I'll settle for watching the start of a dynasty.
These full game uploads are the greatest thing to ever come from this channel
Amazing.
Deez Nutz right
Indeed
Agreed
What up with the no-show score???? Cost too much??
Crazy that Gronk was 11 years old when this game happened
HollyW00d81 he was 12 and most of the players now were young when this game was played.
Kristi Wasserman then we have Tom brady
Gronk: hey, dad...what's the tuck rule..?
I was 13
Also crazy this play started a dynasty and ruined StL Rams chances at dynasty so if this didn’t happen: StL Rams would stay and have dynasty and Tom Brady would not be that hated
It’s crazy that Gannon doesn’t get talked about more....dude was really good
He was indeed he was
The guy who threw 5 picks and 3 pick sixes in the superbowl lol
@@bindaaujla1113 well to be fair he was playing against a team that basically knew EXACTLY what he was going to do.He was tactically overmatched.
For sure the worst SB Qb of all time.
@@Yeomannn elway and kelly were both pretty horrendous in their super bowl losses.Kerry collins threw three or four picks against the ravens.I could go on,but Gannon at least gets the benefit of the doubt considering gruden installed the offense he was running.He was screwed from the beginning
This was also the last game seen at the old Foxboro stadium.
i loved that stadium nothing special.. just the times i spent there as kid.
That’s marks the end of foxboro stadium and start of new pats era also
does Grogan get any respect ?
@@deadeyeddanny so bad, it was good.
@@deadeyeddanny patriots were only average I bet
there are four words that will make Raiders' fans' heads explode. "Tuck Rule" and "Immaculate Reception"
Nathaniel Levesque *im triggered*
Lil Wayne which one is worse?
Nathaniel Levesque Honestly probably this game. Immaculate reception was an *INSANE* play, pure luck, I can't even be mad at it. I wasn't even alive when it happened.
i'm triggered
FlashOfThunder what doesn't trigger people nowadays?
16:07 - Raiders stop Patriots on 4th down
34:52 - Rich Gannon finds James Jett for the 13-yard TD
37:24 - Tom Brady intercepted by Johnnie Harris
1:08:40 - Adam Vinatieri makes 23-yard FG
1:15:02 - Sebastian Janikowski makes 38-yard FG
1:22:14 - Janikowski makes 45-yard FG
1:36:24 - Brady scrambles for 6-yard TD to bring Patriots within 3
1:55:08 - Beginning of Patriots game-tying drive
1:56:11 - The “tuck rule” play
1:59:12 - Crowd reacts to the referee ruling on the Brady incompletion
2:05:56 - Vinatieri makes game-tying 45-yard FG
2:11:11 - Patriots game-winning drive begins
2:22:12 - Vinatieri makes 23-yard FG to send Patriots to the AFC Championship game
NFL Thank you guys for uploading these. I've always wanted to go back and watch these classic games in their entirety, not just highlights. Thanks 👌🏼
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Thank you NFL for uploading the whole game!
Yeah for sure..Thanks
You know what I miss about watching Games? Hearing the stadium announcer. Makes me feel like I am there. Its so loud, and so is the crowd, and raises the excitement.
It seems like the networks used to get more angles of the stadium and crowd back then. I miss that.
Regardless of the controversy, you gotta admit that Adam Vinatieri was CLUTCH given the situation he was put in.
Was and still is!
he is a kicker...he has one job...if he doesnt do it he is released....he isnt clutch, he is just doing the one thing they ask of kickers. make FGs.....kickers arent people too
***** When you are a kicker kicking in a snow storm with a good 2 inches at least of snow on the field then ya it is pretty clutch to nail a kick.
Ok, but there are generally about 900 FG kicks per year, every year, and an overwhelming number of analysts consider this to be the greatest FG kick in league history.
They moved snow so he had better footing. Snow is clutch.
Everyone's so focused on the Tuck Rule that they forget that Phil Simms gets hit with a snowball at 1:45:51
LOL
GOD BLESS
Good thing It wasn’t Joe Buck. He woulda called It a disgusting act and had the man banished from NFL games.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣never would've noticed
"And I see the guy that threw it" has me dead ☠🤣🤣😂
01:51:14 Richard Seymour absolutely explodes into the fullback and saves the game/season. I came here after reading Pioli's article about Seymour in the Hall of Fame. INSANE PLAY!
He certainly does!!! Incredible play!! That was the everything!!
I loved CBS' graphics and music in 2001. I wish they would bring them back.
Their theme music was good but the 1998 version was the best version of it. Also, that was a very good scoreboard graphic.
It actually looks amazing
As a Raiders fan, this is the most heartbreaking game to watch.
As a Patriots fan it was the most heartwarming game to watch.
@@lawrencebird1846 I bet you little cheater lol
@@lawrencebird1846 an organization full of asterisks
@@lawrencebird1846 tuck ruck deflate gate spy gate need I say more.
@@Ayoalow_34 Six Super Bowl wins, nine Super Bowl visits, domination of the AFC for two decades, quarterback GOAT, coach GOAT. Only thing that comes close is Auerbach and Russell and the Celtics eight championships in a row. But I'm sure it's all one BIG conspiracy of cheating. LOL
Thumbs up if you're here just to hear Phil Simms get hit by a snowball. 1:45:50
This_is_sad222 lmao
And I think I saw the guy who threw it
Yes !!! You r correct sir. Hillarious.
Funny how a bad call at the right time in history can altter the future... no new england 7 super bowls.
@@markmontenaro1789 How?
Was finally able bring myself to sit down and watch this 18 years later. I came away thinking two things:
1. The Raiders played a great game that night.
2. Interesting decision by Gruden with 4 minutes left, 2nd and 10 and the ball near midfield, to attempt two passes (both wound up being incomplete) rather than run and likely force the Patriots to use their timeouts.
ya it took me 19 years but it's just as I remember it, being fixed and no longer believing in the so called integrity of the game! oh and politicians fib a little
@@jameshadfield6039 get over it bro, you stole one from us in 1976
ruclips.net/video/UjQ3mVZQl1U/видео.html
I am still not over the sugar bear play
@@charliepastrami2813 that was a roughing the passer. guess what? it still remains until this day and called EVERYTIME,
easily a top 20 game of all time
As life long raiders fan this game and the tuck rule broke my heart
That moment when you find out Jerry Rice played in this game
Wow, Tom Brady and Jerry Rice played a game against each other. I didn't know that.
@@celticbird2398 maybe multiple games . Rice was very good in oakland still. The next year rice was on the raiders super bowl team
@@cforgione100 Yea, we beat Brady and Patriots for the only time in the Sunday Night Football rematch in 2002.
He was drafted into a dynasty and played long enough to see another one be born
@@normalcourselive3145 The 49ers weren't a dynasty in 1985. They had won two titles. Rice helped to MAKE them a dynasty.
Never thought I'd say this about the 'NFL Network' RUclips channel, but they certainly did an amazing job with this video.
The quality is decent (for a 2001 broadcast), the sound is _excellent_, and the time stamp in the description is definitely the sweet icing on the cake.
Couldn't have been done better.
This why comments were originally added to RUclips, for constructive criticism.
I love that early 2000s analog quality
It was 2002
Besides the fact that this was a very historic game.....both kickers are still active and contributing to their current teams 16 years later, AMAZING!
I was at this game, the atmosphere was crazy. The traffic was so bad from the snow I didn't get home until 3am.
Same here. got home to NH at 3AM. We fired up the grill after the game and let the parking lot clear out.
@@nhrocker2765
That had to have been a badass moment 💯
I heard the parking lot for that stadium was crazy? People’s cars would get stuck in the mud?
Is this Joe Costa, of Smokin' Joe and the Rockers??
@@clarenceboddicker1162 total mud pit parking lot, metal benches for seats and RT 1 was a nightmare trying to leave… Gillette was a godsend when it opened in 2002
Honestly Adam Vinatieri is responsible for at least 2 of Brady's rings. The GOAT of all kickers
if Brady & the offense dont put points on the board, or the defense doesnt keep the game close, vinateri has no opportunity to kick a game winner. The team is responsible, cant win one alone. Vinateri has one job that he might perform a total of 2-20 times per game if we are talking kickoff, field goal unit & extra point, he is only guaranteed a kickoff in terms of playing time. Now compare that to a Quarterback, let alone Tom Brady.... to say Vinateri is responsible for anything hes accomplished is a joke and im not a Brady or Patriots fan
@@jordancoleman1971Gives off incredibly salty vibes can’t lie
Morten Anderson is the GOAT of kicking
It's just amazing how these franchises changed ever since in the opposite direction
The next season the Raiders went to the Super Bowl to play the Buccaneers coached by Gruden. Apparently they chose to do nothing different which is probably one of the reasons they lost.
@Stephen-to7jx Exactly, it was the Raiders' last chance to win it all. Gruden knew too much about the Raiders for them to win.
This is one of the most historically significant games in all NFL history. This is the game wherein the NE Patriots Kraft-Belichick-Brady dynasty was born. Amazing historical game... The fact that this was also the last game ever played at Foxboro stadium under the heavy snowfall conditions was also symbolic of this "baptism" or "rebirth" of the NE Patriots organization as the GOAT NFL dynasty.
It's crazy watching this now (early 2019) to realize that at this time (early 2002) Bob Kraft was just another owner, Bill Belichick was just another coach, and Tom Brady was just another quarterback.
Watching this game, nobody could have possibly imagined the Kraft-Belichick-Brady Patriots dynasty, the greatest NFL dynasty in history, was being born. Nobody could have imagined Tom Brady would be the GOAT quarterback, the GOAT NFL player period, and arguably the GOAT professional American athlete ever.
Well said
I agree wit you on everything except Brady being the GOAT athlete..GOAT QB, absolutely but definately ain't the best athlete of all time..I'd put MJ over Brady in that category..but other than that, very well said
Nick Vandal jets pulled out all the stops to beat Oakland and make the playoffs only to get crushed in the wild card game by… Oakland. And thus the Raiders ended up in foxboro for this historic moment. The jets are always somehow tied into every pats storyline
@@washburn11000 Gretzky is the goat athlete.
born on a lie and continued with more illegal deceit. the days when Joe Montana played were a lot, lot harder! apologist
I like Greg and Phil doing games, they where good Rip Greg
@NFL we need more games like these... Post another one real quick.
45 yards in 2 inchs of snow, UNBELIEVABLE KICK!
Greatest kick ever
@@chriswalls5831then he has to come out again to win it
2:21:09 they already have the winning score up
I remember being 8 years old for this game. It was snowing all day and night. It's the first football game I remember watching from start to finish, but I watched the whole thing and never doubted the Patriots were going to win. I'll never forget this night!
It's amazing to think that up until the end of 2017 there were still 4 guys from this game in the nfl (Brady, Lechler, Janikowski, Vinatieri
fast forward to 2020 lol
Fast forward is 2021 and Brady took the Bucs to the NFC conference championship game.
@@hargaisaowen7131 right
@@hargaisaowen7131 right
At the end of 2022 Brady was the last man standing from this game
I remember being a teenager watching this game live on Television 📺 in Detroit Michigan, this Game is a certified timeless classic NFL game and one of the greatest NFL Games of all time.🏆🏈
The Oakland Raiders had 3 GREAT wide receivers: Tim Brown, Jerry Rice, &, Jerry Porter.
Yeah not sure I’d classify Jerry Porter as great lol
@@jahpsu981 he had the potential, dude was a solid #3 with speed and possession and was going to be the heir apparent to the 2 GOATs
Jerry porter was the ish.i remember
That Raiders team was tuff 🔥🔥🔥
But they weren't PRETTY like the Patriots were. Tom Brady.
What a finish to that game. Right or wrong, the tuck rule call turned the game from a fairly standard bad weather playoff game to an all-time classic.
It was a little surprising how the Raiders handled the weather conditions given how they are from California and handled the conditions a lot better than thought. The thing I will never forget is when they went to review and they were playing "In The Air Tonight" by Phil Collins as if something big was about to go down.
They were one of the best offensive teams of that time, top of the line, only St Louis Rams were better. Of course they would play better offense even in bad conditions.
If it was fair weather that night, it's fair bet that Tom Brady would be forced to wait a tad longer for a first Superbowl ring. If not forever.
Yep, I've been waiting for this all of my life. It was iconic to be there.
This was the first Brady game I firmly recall on memory for me. I remember watching it on a small TV slightly staticy. Game caught my attention and got me into football.
Never did I think 20 years later I'd be watching Tom Brady still playing. After winning 7 Super Bowl's. Had no idea what kind of player was in the making. Today he announced his retirement. What a career.
That indeed hell of a career
And he’s back
let's not forget the clutch 4th and 6 throw in the OT. It's amazing they went for it. Wow. Goose bumps. and let's not forget how Brady avoided throwing to Woodson. He knew how good he was and he was smart enough to not take a chance.
Very cool that these are available for the fans and the football historians and the patriots nostalgia seekers... thanks NFL!
What a game, snow, blood and guts.
And good ole NFL game rigging 😂
did the tuck rule cost the Raiders the game? Absolutely
Did the tuck rule prevent the Raiders from starting a dynasty? Hell no.
The dynasty was killed by Al Davis, his poor drafting, and his refusal to hire a general manager.
Evan Mansfield I don't know about that. Considering his ego, AL Davis would force Jon Gruden out of the organization sooner or later. If Davis felt that someone in his organization was trying to eclipse him as the face of the franchise, he would try to squash him. Davis was a brilliant football mind during the 70s and early 80s, but he was losing his touch for the game by the new Millennium. Even if Gruden stayed, Davis would still have the final word on player decisions. They might have won Super Bowl XXXVII had Gruden stayed, but I don't see the Raiders accomplishing much more beyond that. The team would fall off the cliff eventually. Saying the Raiders would have had a dynasty had the call been ruled correct is just delusional thinking.
Nathaniel Levesque
The Raiders could have been a dynasty because they would've won this game and won the super bowl that year without loosing John Gruden and win again the next year.
Enrique Godinez Looking back at the 01 Raiders, the defense wasn't that good. That would have kept them from beating the Steelers or the Rams had they beaten the Patriots. And as I stated earlier, Al Davis and his ego would have forced Gruden out eventually. Gruden was not going to last with Davis in charge. Davis would have still been responsible for draft choices and the roster was aging. The decline of the Raiders was inevitable.
Nathaniel Levesque not getting the first down on the previous drive, poor play calling and not stopping an average Patriots defense cost them the game not the tuck rule
I’d argue that it didn’t even cost them the game. They had an opportunity in OT to win but they couldn’t get it done.
Don't ya just love these old games? I definitely do.
I was 11 and now I'm 33. Feels like yesterday 😢
Tim Brown was a very underrated receiver.
Oh yeah. He was always my #2 guy with Rice on old Madden games. I think John Taylor was amazing in clutch spots for 49ers too.
I don't think he was that underrated. He made it to the Hall of Fame.
Birth of a dynasty
game tying kick is one of the best football plays in history
Maybe moments but not plays
45 yard FG in a blizzard? Best kick I've ever seen
@@robpaxson4455 fair enough, but with that being said Sebastian Janikowski also made a 45 yard field goal earlier that game which cleared the crossbar much further than vinatieri's kick did. At that military was already in his fifth year when Sebastian was in his sophomore. So in my eyes 2 field goal kicks made under the same conditions from the same distance in the same game but only one gets recognition is not fair. I will admit that the circumstances of vinatieri's kick at the time were crucial, but you could also say that had Janikowski not made that field goal earlier, that situation would have never existed.
@@ELJOEY420 I totally forgot about Janikowski's kick, man that guy had a leg
now that i watched this game cant believe how the raiders lost this game when they completely dominated most of this game..crazy ..
They had chances to seal it. Didn't put it away.
They were dominating in the trenches.
What an epic cast. Tim brown, Jerry Rice, Jon gruden, Bill belicheck, Tom brady, Charles Woodson. Supporting cast is great. Willie McGinnis, Richard Seymour, Charlie garner, Sebastián janikowski, ty law Troy brown and more
Troy Brown fumbling the punt return near the end of the 4th quarter and Pats recover it, YIKES on BIKES. If the Raiders recover, the game is over. And Jermaine Wiggins playing the game of his life!
The commentary was so weird for that. They just go on complimenting the return. No real reaction 😅
1:51:15 - Forget the Tuck Rule, this is the BIGGEST play of the game! Richard Seymour & Brian Cox stop Zack Crockett on 3rd & 1!
Fact. I posted the same thing before seeing your comment
RAIDERS COACH JON GRUDEN SHOULD HAVE WENT FOR IT ON 4TH & 1 WITH A QB SNEAK BY RAIDERS QB RICH GANNON WOULD'VE GOTTEN A WHOLE NEW SET OF DOWNS & THE RAIDERS WOULD HAVE GOTTEN ALL THE MOMENTUM & THE SILVER & BLACK ATTACK WOULD'VE DROVE DOWNFIELD & RAIDERS 2000 NFL 1ST ROUND DRAFT PICK 17# OVERALL KICKER SEBASTIAN JANIKOWSKI WOULD'VE KICKED THE GW FIELD GOAL. GAME OVER RAIDERS WIN & SETUP A CLASSIC RIVALRY AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME @ THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS.
People seem to forget that Charles Woodson was eavesdropping on the Patriots sideline.
lol wtf
The Real Julian Edelman that wasn't Woodson eavesdropping, that was Eric Allen
The Real Julian Edelman Eric was on the field, like any other player, In poker is not cheating if you are to stupid to cover your cards for everyone else to see.
Yep. It was Eric Allen that was eavesdropping. I guess Allen found out what goes around, comes around.
are you julian edelman
Damn the quality looks amazing
Helps that it's uploaded by the NFL and to be fair it's 2001 and not like 1971. Broadcast quality back then isn't exactly stone age :)
It’s crazy that the Raiders lost when they practically dominated for 3 and a half quarters
They lost because they were going to win!! NFL corruption first exposed
The most iconic game in Patriots history.
2:21:09
Yeah, robbed…
A great last game for this old stadium.👍
2:21:09
It was the greatest win in the stadium’s history. That was a bad stadium, that saw a lot of bad teams. It really puts Tom Brady’s career in perspective, because Schaeffer Stadium feels like it was from ancient times.
That was a fumble.
- A Patriots fan.
Not according to the rule back then....
2:01:57 - 2:02:07 Blame the rule, not the refs or pats. All teams were playing under this rule, so now that it cost the raiders a potential win, everyone gets mad? not to mention if this was the last win for the pats, and they didn't win the superbowl, no one would be talking about this game.
I don't blame the rule or the pats, the refs are to blame for overturning a fumble with a rule that did not apply to that play.
@117159897326558619859 How did it not apply to that play? That play was literally the definition of the rule lol
Bruinsbiggestbear It is a Fumble
- Ray Lewis
Wiggins quietly had a great game
Wiggy!!! Love him on WEEI!
@@justinbosker7762 Yeah hes excellent!
Biekert
No he didn't he was clumsy and lucky
@@terryhanks2314 Facts... someone must have been praying for him, LOL
A Legend Is Born.......
That 4th and 4 is such an underrated moment. The bs tuck rule, the FG to tie it, the FG to win it. It's all great and all but that pass from Brady to Patten was truly the stars aligned in the sky.
been waiting for this for a long time. would love to see SB 38 soon.
Worst call in NFL history
Not really lol
Solomon Kessington the worst call was your profile
Carlos Williams whatever insult you just tried to make, it was horrible and please stop trying
It wasn't a bad call because that was a rule back then
Bad call because the "Rule" as written did not apply to what actually happen on that play
Look how young Bill Belichick was oh my goodness. I remember watching this game with my 15-year-old daughter and we were crazy the whole time rooting for our Patriots! This was the start of a dynasty what fun😊
Scoreboard cheating 2:21:09
Best call and best game ever. Always underrated Patriots.
Underrated???? They won six Superbowls!
Watched this with my brother in our bedroom. Window shades up lights off so we could see the snow falling down against the street lamps outside. Patriots Raiders on the other side of the room.
We both thought for sure Brady fumbled it lol.
This was really my childhood and this was 20+ years ago my god now time flies
1:56:11 In 2019: Personal foul - roughing the passer - contact to the head - 15 yard penalty - automatic first down.
Bradys clutchness was always incredible. Then he went on to have a clutch game winning drive in the superbowl vs Rams
+DeadMoNeyProductions BP Too bad he wasn't "clutch" against the Giants #18-1neverforget also Raiders got robbed
A Sad Broncos Fan 43-8
+Shock Wave626 20-18
A Sad Broncos Fan how's the playoffs????
Shock Wave626
Hows having a losing record against a team that isnt in the playoffs?
The WHOLE game! THANK YOU. I remember watching live (in Ireland) and I can't wait to watch this again.
the cbs presentation from 2001 is still better than Fox sports today.
Bill and Tom hugging after the game winning kick . When nobody had an ego and they were just a great team who only cared about winning
They still hugged. Don't listen to espn rumors
I watched this game with 20 friends upstate NY get away on a really fun Divisional Weekend. Saturday Night. The snow came down and we bet against eachother all day watching it come down that Raiders had no chance with the snow. Well, they would have won if not for a bad call!
Now I can't speak for Raiders fans, but I would THINK this was the most disheartening, all-around gut wrenching loss in their famed history..the Super Bowl in '02 was really bad, but I think this one takes the cake..
Brady running out of bounds for the 1st and talking to charlie weiss was so smooth
I was unavailable to watch this memorable game when it happened. Thank you, NFL, for posting it on RUclips so I can experience it for the first time over 15 years after it happened!
Is it just me or is there a crap ton of great skill plays made in these frigid conditions? Alot of great kicks and catches.
Even Brady knew it was a damn fumble!
Don't blame him, blame the rule book
Deez Nutz *Refs for bad call
Under the rules at the time, it was not a fumble, precisely because he has gone to throw, held up, and not yet completed tucking the ball to his body.
Yes correct ruling. Skip to 5:10 of this video to see another example.
www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/09000d5d81d92589/Wild-card-Playoffs-Ravens-vs-Chiefs-highlights
Rule sucked but was correctly called.
I remember watching this game when I was a kid and screaming it was a fumble seems like it was just yesterday
Oh my God. The PA was playing “In the Air Tonight” while they reviewed the Tuck Rule.
I’ve been waiting for this moment, all my life .
The 3rd & Inches stop and Larry Izzo recovering the fumbled punt was the two biggest plays that are the most forgotten plays before the play that people have been talking about all these years later.
20th anniversary! My goodness, I feel old!!!!
they said Brady is a game manager, but he threw over 300 yards and made so many clutch throws.
This is what made Tom Brady the GOAT. Congratulations on a wonderful career!
THE REFS?
@@rwmartinez1262 LMAO
@@rwmartinez1262 Hating on greatness just makes you a dweeb.
Legendary game!
Key Stats:
OAK:
Rich Gannon 17/31 pass, 159 yds, 1 TD
Charlie Garner 17 car, 64 rush yds, 4 rec, 32 rec yds
Jerry Rice 4 rec, 48 yds
Tim Brown 5 rec (10 targets), 42 yds
Johnnie Harris 1 INT, 9 tackles
Greg Biekert 16 tackles
William Thomas 13 tackles
Regan Upshaw 1 sack, 5 tackles, 1 FF
NE:
Tom Brady 32/52 pass, 312 pass yds, 1 INT, 5 car, 16 rush yds, 1 TD
Antowain Smith 20 car, 65 yds
David Patten 8 rec (16 targets), 107 yds
Jermaine Wiggins 10 rec (13 targets), 68 yds
Tedy Bruschi 1 sack, 9 tackles
Ty Law 12 tackles
Larry Izzo 1 tackle, 2 FR
All around one of the greatest games ever played even with the bad call this was such an epic game
What bad call?
@@AlanStevens-hm1niscoreboard has it wrong 2:21:09
Brady knew he fumbled (or thought the play would be called a fumble) since he lifted his leg to keep Biekert from recovering the ball.
Everyone thought it was a fumble the rule wasn’t commonly called
That's rubbish. Anyone who's ever played any sport knows you react by instinct when losing control of a ball. Regardless how/why you lose control.
what the hell of hit n play by Michigan's finest Charles woodson #24 wow gr8t blitz .....
I watched this game live. Was a huge Chucky fan and got to the tuck play, they wouldn't switch the ball over forever, then they started showing the replays.. it was a pump, not a fumble. #TB12
The day golden boy was born.
Gannon was to Brady as Gannon was to Link.
For those who came just to see the Tuck rule, skip to 1:54:22
AkBIGTexS you're the GOAT
Tanks
One of the best games in NFL history!
Easily the top 5 Victories in Patriots history are:
5. The 2018 AFC Championship Game
4. Super Bowl 49
3. The Tuck Rule
2. Super Bowl 36
1. Super Bowl 51
Football in a blizzard.....nothing better.
As a diehard Broncos fan that hates both the Raiders & Patriots, anybody who has a pair of eyes and watches football on a regular basis can CLEARLY tell that was a fumble. Before you people say "If you hate both teams, why are you so concerned?" Because regardless who's playing, me & many others want to see a fair game played. And realistically speaking this wasn't fair in the end.
Agreed
I agree. You want the team that wins to actually earn and deserve it instead of having a game handed to them by an atrocious officiating call.
Stephen Hanft I emphatically agree man. It's like getting everything handed to you on a silver platter.
Ooo Rah.. thanks brother..
Yet the 97 and 98 Broncos teams were playing fair when they circumvented the salary cap. Those teams, made it to back to back Super Bowls. Realistically speaking, that wasn't fair for the teams that played the Broncos those years.
THE GOAT EMERGES
Montana wasn't in this one
@@jameshadfield6039 huh? 10 superbowl appearances?
It wasn't a bad call. It was a bad rule.
i remember watching this in my living room. when i still had my phillips Big screen manufactured in july 2001
this is real broadcasting, nice to talk to bill.
Crazy I didn't realize we had Jerry Rice in the tuck rule game.
My high school teammate, James Jett, scored a TD in this game. Was definitely pulling for the Raiders. Oh well. I'll settle for watching the start of a dynasty.
2:21:08 ...........something doest look right. Just to add to the conspiracy theories.
I was scrolling through the comments trying to find who found this to
I saw that!!
Galactic Goo I don’t get it
@@erikhernandezzz9272 the score was already 16 to 13 at that moment
On the scoreboard
Please upload more classic games