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dar bo - what is there to see? The fact that there were only 3 seconds on the clock on the final possession for the Pats in regulation, and the Pats ran a trickery play? C’mon...you’re just reaching at this point.
A 1:21 left on the clock and Brady has the ball in a tie game? 2001: "I would play for overtime". 2019: The other team left too much time on the clock for Brady. Game over.
Madden caught a lot of flack for that back in the day. You gotta remember tho Brady was seen more as a game manager at the time. They won the super bowl scoring only 4 offensive TDS in the playoffs that yr.
John Madden "I'd be playing for overtime, I don't agree with what the patriots are doing here " Also John Madden "that's the way to win a super bowl, a gutsy drive"
He had time to change the jacket he was wearing midway through the drive. First he was voting for them to chicken out, then he was lauding them for having the guts to go for it.
Brought home a Super Bowl ring his first year as a starter. I had no idea this teenager-looking kid would become the king of football royalty. He remains as he started this unassuming paragon of indefatigable spirit amid jealousy and doubt.
This was the first Super Bowl I ever watched. My 3rd grade class had a bet on who would win and I was one of only two kids who bet on the Patriots just because I had a hand-me-down Patriots sweatshirt, haha.
That’s cool. My first Super Bowl was a classic too. Super Bowl XXXIII. Around the same age you were during XXXVI. Second grade for me. This had a great ending but go look up Super Bowl XXXIV Rams/Titans. To this day that’s the most dramatic ending to a Super Bowl I’ve seen imo. And that includes 28-3.
Yo this is why I became a fan too. 3rd grade. Pats vs. Panthers Superbowl. My mom bought me a Patriots jacket from a yard sale and I got shit talked by teachers the whole next day 🤣🤣
I'll never forget this game. I remember people talking about how great this rams team was and about how they were going to defeat the Pat's with ease and then when I saw ty law running down the sideline I knew it wouldnt be that way. Tbh one of the greatest games I've ever witnessed.
One more thing I'll never forget about this game that I forgot to mention was this super bowl was played in the backdrop of 9/11. Alot of commemorations and remembrances.
@@edtheman28 How does it feel that Tiny Tom doesn't have 7 rings because of Big Dick Nick? Belichick is the goat, but he also has the advantage of being in the worst division in sports. Have fun when he retires!
I remember watching the start of Brady's career and now he's retiring. Its been a pleasure GOAT. Enjoy life with your kids and super model wife #LEGEND
Love that moment with Brady and Bledsoe at the end where Tom slaps Drew's pads with that huge smile while excitedly shouting "WE DID IT!". Tom knew that had Drew not done such an amazing job taking over for him in the AFC championship game, the Pats probably wouldn't have made it to that Super Bowl, just another reason why Tom Brady is regarded as one of the best, his humility and gratitude for his teammates is arguably unmatched.
this was the beginning of a legendary journey for tom brady. he showed tremendous poise, especially when he put his team in position to win the game with a field goal.
For the younger fans watching this who do not know/remember: The Rams were favored -14 in this game (meaning they were favored to win by two touchdowns). At halftime with New England leading 14-3 we were all in shock. The Rams had not been dominated like that all season, much less the previous two seasons as well. You can give props to Belichick and the Patriots’ gameplan, but the deciding factor in the victory was their ability to get to Kurt Warner, who was either hit or scrambling for much of the game. The Rams were never the same. The Marc Bulger era in St. Louis started next season I believe.
I wasn't old enough to watch this game back then(I was a year old), but it's a classic. It changed the landscape of the league forever. One team came in there expecting to become a dynasty, and they instead got completely ruined by this game. The other team was just trying to make a statement, and they became the greatest dynasty the league has ever seen.
I was like 1 and a half when this great game happened but my parents loved it. Hey though 17 years later history repeats itself and I was able to see Rams vs. Patriots again!
No one saw this coming at all 14 point favorites and they got dominated for 55 minutes in the game tied it at 17 but a legend was born in this game with one of the biggest drives in Superbowl history
Just heard that Brady is finally retiring. I came here for the nostalgia. Its crazy! Look at that old turf. The game has changed . I was 17 ! My whole adult life Brady been killing it!
~I moved to Boston as a kid in 1985 and became a fan of the Boston teams in short order, although it took me longer to become a basketball fan. The 2001 Patriots were the 1st team I was a fan of that won a championship. It's hard to believe that no Boston team won a championship for 15 years. It was heartbreaking at times. I'm still not over the 86 World Series, What a terrible thing for a 13 year old to go through. I've actually lived in AZ since 1987 and am a fan of the local teams, but I will always be a fan of my Boston teams. The Diamondbacks beating the Yankees in the 2001 World Series was double the fun. It's very rewarding being a Boston fan now, the younger generation will never understand the pain it used to be and the feeling of our teams being cursed. I'm greedy, I want the Bruins and Celtics to win championships this year. What an incredible accomplishment that would be.
People today might not appreciate the GSOT because of the many offensively gifted teams in the modern NFL, but they were so explosive that the league had to temporarily relax the rules in regards to covering wide receivers to keep them in check. Bill Belichick used this to the fullest in this game. After the GSOT was dismantled, the rules went back to what they were before.
@ExilityNexus I've heard plenty of ppl put mahomes in that conversation, as ridiculous as it sounds. That's why Stephen A. said "the goat talk is over" on First Take after the super bowl. Cuz ppl have been saying that.
@@Yourunkbob I haven’t heard anyone say pm is greater than tb12. He’s better right now, but that doesn’t make him greater. And anyone who quotes smith as their documentation needs their head examined.
There are 2 plays that the Refs blew the clock dead and the Pats were stopped in bounds, there is also a BLATANT intentional grounding that went uncalled on Brady. Add in a missed tackle by Dre Bly and the Pats had more help on that last drive than the average 4 year old learning to ride a bike with its dad.
Dan H. stop making every excuse u can about the pats. just because your team MIGHT not be good. oh wait, brady shouldnt have even won five rings, he deflates footballs. Ow wait , in cold weather, balls deflate themselves
The best thing about this game was pat summerall his call was amazing the game winning kick he was screaming or yelling simply says right down the pike wow, oh and the game was pretty good too
My childhood will never be beat. I was born in 1990. I saw the internet come, but still got to see before it. This stadium was like watching a video game because of the AstroTurf and sound. It’s hard to explain but watching this as a little kid was amazing
15:20 The Tom 'Cool as a summer breeze' Brady is born. I will never forget seeing him spike the ball, catching it on the bounce, twirling it, giving it to the ref and jogging off the field like it was a practice run.
I once saw a goose it had real goosebumps! Tried to cover with a blanket, but this goose ran/flew to a lake, got lost with other geese. I stood with a blue blanket, took a look for that goose, but it got lost in this flock. What would have done, I can loan you my blue blanket!
I remember this game fondly. First NFL game I have ever watched when we attended my Uncles Super Bowl cookout. It was definitely a wild year the world was for an 8 year old.
Still get chills. Being a Pats fan while living in St Louis even better. I want to thank the cop on 270 who flashed his spotlight in my window as a warning while excitedly talking to my brother back home for not pulling me over.
I remember watching this game back then as a Rams fan, I thought patriots was about to be blown out...the world didn’t even know who Brady was...shit crazy
I'll never forget this game, first Pats superbowl and watched it with my brothers, dad and a few of his lifelong friends. Some are gone now but those memories aren't. That pats Defense was so good and physical. That first rams touchdown the patriots dropped 2 interceptions in the end zone and had a 98 yard TD on a fumble called back. What a game and this kicked off the greatest run in football history. We'll never see that type of sustained success again.
Not many things give me goosebumps and bring tears to my eyes, but this does, every time. Thanks Mr. Kraft I met him before a Broncos game when I was like 15. He talked with me and my dad for a good 10 minutes, and I think he was just surprised I recognized him. Still have the football he signed for me too. Fan for life Bledsoe will always be a favorite of mine too. He could have wrecked the season if he wasn’t such a class act. And we only got to this game because we had him. Brady is Brady, but Drew deserved a lot of the credit after what happened in Pittsburgh What a game though…. Thanks!
Welp we gotta 2 rematches in a row. Really cool. I ain’t a pats fan (seahawks fan here) but god damn they most of the time bring great Super Bowls (yes even 49, might sound weird but that’s one of my favs)
Belichicks gameplan was genius and trusting his “ rookie” QB to play and to win it with 1:30 left, is unmatched. No other coach in NFL history would’ve done that, they ALL would’ve played for OT. Belichick 8 rings..LETS GOO
Yeah cuz they weren't always making the AFC title game and winning a gajillion super bowls yet. Everyone loves an underdog who's ringless trying to go for their first one
I remember watching this game, I was 7 years old & Marshall Faulk was my favorite player back then & I remember just crying real hard at the end of the game because “Marshall’s team lost”😂
I've been there my 1985 pats made the superbowl and got killed by the bears 1 of the best teams ever I was 11 years old and crushed . The packers beat us in a close superbowl years later . But then this game . I cried for a different reason .
I'm 35 now, but I was 17 when that season started. I remember Bledsoe going down, and the Patriots being written off (not they were doing all that great to begin with). That was the year 9/11 happened as well, and the Diamonbacks just beat the Yankees in an epic 7-game series (robbing NYers of some solace). Brady was mainly a game manager that season and it worked. I rooted for the Raiders and the Rams that year, and the boy delievered for the Pats....smh Prob. one of the biggest upsets in nfl history. Props to Bledsoe for keeping their season alive against the Steelers.
Last Super Bowl of Madden/Summerall (RiP) Birth of the Patriots dynasty Last Super Bowl of the old conference alignment. Super Bowl 36 was one of the most impactful in NFL history.
I never forget this game! I'm from the Boston area,I was in Tucson at a jewelry show.There was a SB party in the hotels concession room ! My teams first SB win. I even won $300 on a square> Go Pats
This game is such a treat. I've been conditioned for so long now to expect a penalty every time a big play or big hit happens. This is just football. That pick 6 by Ty Law would've gotten called back today because illegal hit to the head by Vrabel. But you know what I'm fine with it. The more rules there are, the more you leave it to interpretation of the onfield ref to make a subjective call which leaves to more controversy. And I'm so pleased with the commentary. They just call the game as they see it. Now every play by play/color man has to have their own view and opinion of the officiating and the coaching decisions after every play. Oh idk Joe, I wouldn't have called a timeout there and save it for after 3rd down, when the sun set just a little more and the temperature dropped by a half degree to allow the ball to travel the air at quicker rate. Blow me.
It was supposedly putting Marshall on kick returns, the Rams “evidence” is that when Marshall went back to return it, the Patriots kicked away from him. This makes zero sense and the Patriots probably just saw that a former league MVP was back to return the kick and said “ya we’re not kicking to him”
Brady’s final drive always over shadows the fact that the rams came back after being down by 14 points in the 4th quarter. Truly remarkable. I think the only other times a team has overcome a ten point deficit or more in the 4th quarter of a Super Bowl is the patriots against Seattle and obviously the Falcons haha
Today (12 February 2023) is Super Bowl LXVII and right, can’t believe we’re here as the Eagles & Chiefs will play! It’s unfortunate Tom Brady retired for the second (& final time?), but new legends will rise today.
@@johnconnor1572 and yet Peyton Manning was caught using PEDs while the was no concrete evidence that Brady did anything during Deflategate lame excuses are lame
In all fairness not to take anything away from coach Belichick but they stole the rams films that the rams had prepared for this game that's the reason the Pat's were able to slow down the greatest show on turf and literally knew basically every play that was being called! Google it remember seeing on the news and I was just child then but this rams team was by far the most explosive offense I've ever seen the game before this they beat the packers 17 to 45 and the packers never lost a game in a dome stadium prior.
Who else is here when he just signed with the buccaneers and now the dynasty is over Edit: This actually aged well lots of people in the replies said it wasnt over yet
This was the earliest football game i can remember watching. I know i watched others, but i distinctively remember and wanting the Patriots to win. Whod think years later theyd be my most hated team
I've been checking every day for you to put this Super Bowl up on this channel. I hope you are able to keep doing it for all the Super Bowls and other classic games
Man, the Pats had their hands on SO many near interceptions, and fumble recoveries - this was extremely close to a blow out. One of the more astonishing defensive performances in Super Bowl history.
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The last game John Madden and Pat Summerall announced together now they are reunited in heaven
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@@stacieorico5624 huh
@@stacieorico5624 true
@Johann Albrecht Excuse me what?
@Johann Albrecht And by no one you mean you
14:10
2001- "I would play for over time"
Today- "ya....but Tom Brady tho"
I scrolled down at this very moment to look for a comment just like this hahaha
dar bo - what is there to see? The fact that there were only 3 seconds on the clock on the final possession for the Pats in regulation, and the Pats ran a trickery play? C’mon...you’re just reaching at this point.
A 1:21 left on the clock and Brady has the ball in a tie game?
2001: "I would play for overtime".
2019: The other team left too much time on the clock for Brady. Game over.
Madden caught a lot of flack for that back in the day. You gotta remember tho Brady was seen more as a game manager at the time. They won the super bowl scoring only 4 offensive TDS in the playoffs that yr.
1:30 is a lifetime for today's QBs and WRs. Payton Manning comes to mind.
This was the last game for Madden-Summerall together. The end of a great duo. What a send off.
ooh really? i was just gonna pont put Madden was there
Best commentating duo of all time
Who would've thought fat fuck Madden would outlive Summerall...I mean the guy must eat 50 lbs of meat a day
@@ghostintheshell3576 They actually did a terrible job calling this game though. Too old and they made a lot of mistakes.
@@Freemarkets1236 I bet ur favorite NFL commentator is Joe Buck
John Madden "I'd be playing for overtime, I don't agree with what the patriots are doing here "
Also John Madden "that's the way to win a super bowl, a gutsy drive"
If it went to OT, we lose
He said it was gutsy because he wouldn't have done it. So yeah, things line up to what he said.
He had the courage to state his opinion. 🤪🤪
Madden was a moron.
He had time to change the jacket he was wearing midway through the drive. First he was voting for them to chicken out, then he was lauding them for having the guts to go for it.
1 minute, no timeouts... on the biggest stage in the world. Welcome to the Brady era.
Mr.Magooo looks about like what he’s always done. Wide open down the middle, slants, or dump offs. Brady is the best system QB of all time
@@TheRealDill93 Still Better than Marino Though 🤷♂️
PocketPasser too bad every qb plays in a system dumbass😂😂😂
and the refs erase the last 2 seconds so the rams dont get a chance to run it back hmm
@@TheRealDill93 you must be a lebron fan. So many excuses for why Brady keeps kicking teeth in every year.
Damn I miss seeing all those flashing lights in the audience. It made it look more epic.
Yes it did
It was also moronic because the flash on the camera is doing absolutely nothing with stadium lights already on.
@@Kwright304 You never had a flash camera right?
Now it's just like baseball games, you just see 50,000 idiots using their phones.
I do miss the flashes. Well thanks to the smartphone. Camera are used by professionals now
The end of one era of the NFL (Madden & Summerall) and the beginning of another (Brady & Belichick)
True they are true legends
And the beginning of Buck and Aikman 😂😂😂😂😂
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Yea guy acted like the winning fg was just another play then just like "the Patriots have won super bowl 36" with no emotion whatsoever
Tim Griffin Sumerall had one foot in the grave at this point. They had to point him in the direction of the field because he didn’t know where he was.
Brought home a Super Bowl ring his first year as a starter. I had no idea this teenager-looking kid would become the king of football royalty. He remains as he started this unassuming paragon of indefatigable spirit amid jealousy and doubt.
This was the first Super Bowl I ever watched. My 3rd grade class had a bet on who would win and I was one of only two kids who bet on the Patriots just because I had a hand-me-down Patriots sweatshirt, haha.
Meant to be
It was the first one I watched too. I was 8.
That’s cool. My first Super Bowl was a classic too. Super Bowl XXXIII. Around the same age you were during XXXVI. Second grade for me. This had a great ending but go look up Super Bowl XXXIV Rams/Titans. To this day that’s the most dramatic ending to a Super Bowl I’ve seen imo. And that includes 28-3.
First one I watched, and I was in 3rd grade too. I was a rams fan. Had a Marshall Faulk jersey.
Yo this is why I became a fan too. 3rd grade. Pats vs. Panthers Superbowl. My mom bought me a Patriots jacket from a yard sale and I got shit talked by teachers the whole next day 🤣🤣
His first Super Bowl appearance was SB 36 and his 10th appearance 7th ring was Super Bowl 55 that’s mind blowing
Brady and Belichick have dominated for so long that their first title was in ANOTHER GENERATION
NFL HAS HELP THEM!!
@@rubenenrique3854 sounds like excuses for why your team isnt Patriots.
Full of shit. Fact is he is an ugly bullshit cheater. And should not even be playing football. Ugly bullshit corruption show is disgusting.
Your salt is showing.
@@malcolmrobinson5180 lol salty much? dumb jets fan
My God,17 yrs passed and I remember this game like it was yesterday.
"Tonight a dynasty is born"...
Branden Allen you forgot:
-Ricky Proehl 😂😂😂
@@TheLocalLt Ricky Proehl was s good WR.
Kool-Wade Man he caught the game tying TD in both Super Bowl 36 and 38 and both times watched Vinatieri beat him
@@TheLocalLt Yeah, but at least hes a 1 time SB champion (34)
Kool-Wade Man true that’s why I don’t feel as bad for the Rams in this game because most of these players won the super bowl in 99
RIP John Madden. May you rejoin Pat and give Heaven some legendary football commentary
Rip David Patten, he made one of my favorite plays in this Sb and its sad that he’s gone now, you will always be remembered and we’ll miss you.
And RIP John Madden as well.
I'll never forget this game. I remember people talking about how great this rams team was and about how they were going to defeat the Pat's with ease and then when I saw ty law running down the sideline I knew it wouldnt be that way. Tbh one of the greatest games I've ever witnessed.
One more thing I'll never forget about this game that I forgot to mention was this super bowl was played in the backdrop of 9/11. Alot of commemorations and remembrances.
Then all of those years later Big Dick Nick did the same against the Pats
I remember everyone laughing at me when I said the Patriots were gonna win but when it was as said and done no one was laughing then.
Lol we felt sorry for yall so we gave you eagles one ring. Come back when you win 6 which probably wont be until next century. 😂😂😂
@@edtheman28 How does it feel that Tiny Tom doesn't have 7 rings because of Big Dick Nick? Belichick is the goat, but he also has the advantage of being in the worst division in sports. Have fun when he retires!
I'll never forget this. It kicked off the most historic 20 years in sports.
The MOST historic 20 years in Sports was 1960-1980. A certain guy named Muhammad Ali.
I love these throwback games!!
Patriots knew Rams defensive play calls that's why patriots won
@@nancybarnes2627 You and Marshall Faulk still believe that. The Boston Herald retracted the story.
@@Darling137 True
@@nancybarnes2627 nancy go teach cheerleading practice
"Bledsoe had a vision, that he was going to play in this game and the Patriots would win". Well Drew, you were half right. #TB12
that part was the only thing I actually heard and was like LOL
The term trance may be associated with hypnosis, meditation, magic, flow, prayer, and altered states of consciousness.
To his credit he did win the AFC championship game.
I remember watching the start of Brady's career and now he's retiring. Its been a pleasure GOAT. Enjoy life with your kids and super model wife #LEGEND
He back
@Vultz and Dwarf and hes gone again and so is his super model wife
Love that moment with Brady and Bledsoe at the end where Tom slaps Drew's pads with that huge smile while excitedly shouting "WE DID IT!". Tom knew that had Drew not done such an amazing job taking over for him in the AFC championship game, the Pats probably wouldn't have made it to that Super Bowl, just another reason why Tom Brady is regarded as one of the best, his humility and gratitude for his teammates is arguably unmatched.
this was the beginning of a legendary journey for tom brady. he showed tremendous poise, especially when he put his team in position to win the game with a field goal.
For the younger fans watching this who do not know/remember:
The Rams were favored -14 in this game (meaning they were favored to win by two touchdowns). At halftime with New England leading 14-3 we were all in shock. The Rams had not been dominated like that all season, much less the previous two seasons as well. You can give props to Belichick and the Patriots’ gameplan, but the deciding factor in the victory was their ability to get to Kurt Warner, who was either hit or scrambling for much of the game. The Rams were never the same. The Marc Bulger era in St. Louis started next season I believe.
Ill give credit to belicheck sending out his spys lol
I wasn't old enough to watch this game back then(I was a year old), but it's a classic. It changed the landscape of the league forever. One team came in there expecting to become a dynasty, and they instead got completely ruined by this game. The other team was just trying to make a statement, and they became the greatest dynasty the league has ever seen.
Holy crap, -14
Warner did start the first 4 games of the 2002 season broke his finger and Bulger became the starter in 2003 after starting 7 games in 2002
The Rams beat Patriots earlier that season so Belichick made adjustments
Wow just hearing Madden talk brings back so many great memories. Rip
This super bowl logo was one of the nice ones I've ever seen when it came to designing the super bowl logo..38 and 37 were also very creative...
Add to the fact it was the first Super Bowl after 9/11 so they had to make it patriotic
God i remember watching this game. i was 9! What a thriller as a young Pats fan
Yo could you take a look at the SB prediction I made?
Me too I was hurt that night as a young rams fan
@@JD-et3vf you're still hurt now as an old rams fan? lol
I was like 1 and a half when this great game happened but my parents loved it. Hey though 17 years later history repeats itself and I was able to see Rams vs. Patriots again!
Bet you didn't think you'd see them win SIX more
No one saw this coming at all
14 point favorites and they got dominated for 55 minutes in the game tied it at 17 but a legend was born in this game with one of the biggest drives in Superbowl history
Anyone here after tom just got his 7th 18 years later?
Actually 19 years later.
Pats fan in 2023 going back to this 🤧
Man the memories. My anxiety was through the roof!
Just heard that Brady is finally retiring. I came here for the nostalgia. Its crazy! Look at that old turf. The game has changed . I was 17 ! My whole adult life Brady been killing it!
this aged well
this aged well@@papandbuddygirl
@@ryangr9833 SO TRUEEEE
yeah you can see how much more exciting the hits are
Now he’s retired for good.
And now BB is leaving
Who’s here after Brady just won his Seventh Super Bowl and 5th MVP
Me
Me
not me
Maybe we’ll be back here for an 8th SB
Your mom
~I moved to Boston as a kid in 1985 and became a fan of the Boston teams in short order, although it took me longer to become a basketball fan. The 2001 Patriots were the 1st team I was a fan of that won a championship. It's hard to believe that no Boston team won a championship for 15 years. It was heartbreaking at times. I'm still not over the 86 World Series, What a terrible thing for a 13 year old to go through. I've actually lived in AZ since 1987 and am a fan of the local teams, but I will always be a fan of my Boston teams. The Diamondbacks beating the Yankees in the 2001 World Series was double the fun. It's very rewarding being a Boston fan now, the younger generation will never understand the pain it used to be and the feeling of our teams being cursed. I'm greedy, I want the Bruins and Celtics to win championships this year. What an incredible accomplishment that would be.
Boy the game has changed! Miss them days.
People today might not appreciate the GSOT because of the many offensively gifted teams in the modern NFL, but they were so explosive that the league had to temporarily relax the rules in regards to covering wide receivers to keep them in check. Bill Belichick used this to the fullest in this game. After the GSOT was dismantled, the rules went back to what they were before.
Meanwhile in Texas, a first grade 6 year old pat Mahomes was getting ready for bed
And ppl still have the nerve to put mahomes over brady in the goat conversation. The hate runs deep.
@ExilityNexus I've heard plenty of ppl put mahomes in that conversation, as ridiculous as it sounds. That's why Stephen A. said "the goat talk is over" on First Take after the super bowl. Cuz ppl have been saying that.
Pat Mahomes: Daddy can you read me a story? 🥺
Pat Mahomes: oh yeah 😞
And he was put to bed by TB last week.
@@Yourunkbob I haven’t heard anyone say pm is greater than tb12.
He’s better right now, but that doesn’t make him greater.
And anyone who quotes smith as their documentation needs their head examined.
14:36 most underrated play in the game. If he gets tackled in bounds the games probably going to OT
There are 2 plays that the Refs blew the clock dead and the Pats were stopped in bounds, there is also a BLATANT intentional grounding that went uncalled on Brady. Add in a missed tackle by Dre Bly and the Pats had more help on that last drive than the average 4 year old learning to ride a bike with its dad.
@@danielhruskocy1624 Quit making excuses and just hope in your case it doesn't happen again.
Dan H. stop making every excuse u can about the pats. just because your team MIGHT not be good. oh wait, brady shouldnt have even won five rings, he deflates footballs. Ow wait , in cold weather, balls deflate themselves
Jeff Wilkins should have not missed that field goal
Yep, just BARELY got outta bounds too
I like the camera angles Fox was using
I liked the simple UI too
Tom Krish The one on Patten’s TD was awesome.
John Madden has been probably regretting saying the Patriots should play for OT since this game.
He’s dead
Where it all began. Thanks for all the memories goat.
The best thing about this game was pat summerall his call was amazing the game winning kick he was screaming or yelling simply says right down the pike wow, oh and the game was pretty good too
This game is the reason I love football today, it's crazy to think that no one thought the pats would win this game
6:05 R.I.P David Patten! It's real sad to see you go at only 47. Thank you!
14:08 Madden: " I don't agree with what the Patriots are doing here." - And thus the phrase "leaving too much time for Brady' is born.
I Agree With You, Cause They Always Win As Cheaters
@@tyreepowell8367 won 6 bowls without cheating
@@tyreepowell8367 did the buccs cheat their way to destroying the chiefs?
@@tyreepowell8367 Poor salty spotted xD
My childhood will never be beat. I was born in 1990. I saw the internet come, but still got to see before it. This stadium was like watching a video game because of the AstroTurf and sound. It’s hard to explain but watching this as a little kid was amazing
I remember my fav stadium was the rams one in St. Louis because of the turf rams back in the sb rams house
18 years later and I'm still on the edge of my seat.
That last drive is quintessential Brady. Too good
15:20 The Tom 'Cool as a summer breeze' Brady is born. I will never forget seeing him spike the ball, catching it on the bounce, twirling it, giving it to the ref and jogging off the field like it was a practice run.
Great upload one of the biggest upsets in super bowl history
I remember this when I was in middle school and I'm 30 years old, he's still playing....crazy...
This was the single greatest mental high I've had in my life. Seeing that field goal at the end I get goosebumps every time.
It’s amazing to see how many great plays were made that would be considered “illegal” in today’s games.
For good reason as well.
The way they use their head to spear each other is just...*cringe*.
@@randomstuff508 it looks awesome to us but it really does damage to their bodies
Yeah, it’s amazing that someone figured out that two heads crashing into each other can actually damage the brain.
@@randomstuff508 GTFO
@@stephenstrang590 no u
I am right with you, John Madden! This gives me goosebumps, too!
I once saw a goose it had real goosebumps! Tried to cover with a blanket, but this goose ran/flew to a lake, got lost with other geese. I stood with a blue blanket, took a look for that goose, but it got lost in this flock. What would have done, I can loan you my blue blanket!
And now he’s just won his 7th ring 🐐
Still get chills watching this. Don't worry pats nation, we'll get back there some day
I remember this game fondly. First NFL game I have ever watched when we attended my Uncles Super Bowl cookout. It was definitely a wild year the world was for an 8 year old.
Still get chills. Being a Pats fan while living in St Louis even better. I want to thank the cop on 270 who flashed his spotlight in my window as a warning while excitedly talking to my brother back home for not pulling me over.
How clutch can you be with 1:00 possession left on the clock in your first SuperBowl, in your first season as a starter in the NFL... GOAT. Period.
I remember watching this game back then as a Rams fan, I thought patriots was about to be blown out...the world didn’t even know who Brady was...shit crazy
I'll never forget this game, first Pats superbowl and watched it with my brothers, dad and a few of his lifelong friends. Some are gone now but those memories aren't. That pats Defense was so good and physical. That first rams touchdown the patriots dropped 2 interceptions in the end zone and had a 98 yard TD on a fumble called back. What a game and this kicked off the greatest run in football history. We'll never see that type of sustained success again.
We might with the Chiefs. Going for first ever SB 3peat next season.
Not many things give me goosebumps and bring tears to my eyes, but this does, every time.
Thanks Mr. Kraft
I met him before a Broncos game when I was like 15. He talked with me and my dad for a good 10 minutes, and I think he was just surprised I recognized him. Still have the football he signed for me too.
Fan for life
Bledsoe will always be a favorite of mine too. He could have wrecked the season if he wasn’t such a class act. And we only got to this game because we had him. Brady is Brady, but Drew deserved a lot of the credit after what happened in Pittsburgh
What a game though…. Thanks!
That throw to Patten was a thing of beauty.
Welp we gotta 2 rematches in a row. Really cool. I ain’t a pats fan (seahawks fan here) but god damn they most of the time bring great Super Bowls (yes even 49, might sound weird but that’s one of my favs)
DZsquid what’s good, also a Seahawks fan here
49ers fan here. Good game but I ate you guys. Honestly not as much as Bears fans though. They are the biggest assholes on the planet.
Y'all should've handed the ball to Marshawn Lynch
forman208 not giving the ball to frank gore was the original why didn’t you run the ball lol
Yeah I'm a Packers fan and that 2014 NFC championship game still gives me nightmares to thia day
Who else here in anticipation for SB LIII? Go Pats!
Belichicks gameplan was genius and trusting his “ rookie” QB to play and to win it with 1:30 left, is unmatched.
No other coach in NFL history would’ve done that, they ALL would’ve played for OT.
Belichick 8 rings..LETS GOO
Tom Brady and Belichick are just THE BEST
With brady
Best cheaters....
2 cheaters that’s forsure
The best cheaters of all time. For sure.
Back when everybody loves the Patriots and Tom Brady
Pancak3s12 til 2006
then they won too many times. people don't like a winner.
Yeah cuz they weren't always making the AFC title game and winning a gajillion super bowls yet. Everyone loves an underdog who's ringless trying to go for their first one
@@tomy5868 , Yeah I see the same thing already starting with mahomes after his 3rd year.
@@lucidcactus4042 I Agree With Both Of You!
I remember watching this game, I was 7 years old & Marshall Faulk was my favorite player back then & I remember just crying real hard at the end of the game because “Marshall’s team lost”😂
WTF this was me too. I had a 28 jersey on (from MN) watching the game, but I loved him. That's great
I've been there my 1985 pats made the superbowl and got killed by the bears 1 of the best teams ever I was 11 years old and crushed . The packers beat us in a close superbowl years later . But then this game . I cried for a different reason .
Ironic that this game was in New Orleans, the team the rams beat to get to the super bowl this year
the rams "beat"
Space Ace yes, hence why they are in the super bowl, we all the refs fucked up but the rams still won, nothing changes that fact
@@jessiegandhi4340 I'm not even a saints fan but that whole fiasco really makes the Superbowl feel illegitimate to me is all
@@space_acee Then the Saints super bowl win was illegitimate too then.
Space Ace you’ll foget about it in couple months
I'm 35 now, but I was 17 when that season started. I remember Bledsoe going down, and the Patriots being written off (not they were doing all that great to begin with). That was the year 9/11 happened as well, and the Diamonbacks just beat the Yankees in an epic 7-game series (robbing NYers of some solace). Brady was mainly a game manager that season and it worked. I rooted for the Raiders and the Rams that year, and the boy delievered for the Pats....smh Prob. one of the biggest upsets in nfl history. Props to Bledsoe for keeping their season alive against the Steelers.
Tom just retired, I had to come watch this. Legend!
And now BB is leaving :(
That’s why I’m here now
Last Super Bowl of Madden/Summerall (RiP)
Birth of the Patriots dynasty
Last Super Bowl of the old conference alignment.
Super Bowl 36 was one of the most impactful in NFL history.
Oh yeah I remember them as announcers Are they still alive?
@@arnoldgarzajr1164no john madden died recently
What Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps... RIP Madden
Brady almost a rookie but 1 minute at the clock, last run down the field, good night opponent!
Didn’t change till today! 😂😂😂
I never forget this game! I'm from the Boston area,I was in Tucson at a jewelry show.There was a SB party in the hotels concession room ! My teams first SB win. I even won $300 on a square> Go Pats
This game is such a treat. I've been conditioned for so long now to expect a penalty every time a big play or big hit happens. This is just football. That pick 6 by Ty Law would've gotten called back today because illegal hit to the head by Vrabel. But you know what I'm fine with it. The more rules there are, the more you leave it to interpretation of the onfield ref to make a subjective call which leaves to more controversy. And I'm so pleased with the commentary. They just call the game as they see it. Now every play by play/color man has to have their own view and opinion of the officiating and the coaching decisions after every play. Oh idk Joe, I wouldn't have called a timeout there and save it for after 3rd down, when the sun set just a little more and the temperature dropped by a half degree to allow the ball to travel the air at quicker rate. Blow me.
Insane how much tougher the game was back then in terms of tackling
I have to say, I love how it was Ricky Proehl who tied it up in both Rams and Panthers superbowls. I always thought that was cool.
The 2001 Team was fortunate to get the #2 seed but I give them tremendous credit; they took advantage💪🏼
Watched this game a few rimes now, I still can't locate the two magical unstoppable plays Marshall Faulk claims they had no business stopping.
It was supposedly putting Marshall on kick returns, the Rams “evidence” is that when Marshall went back to return it, the Patriots kicked away from him. This makes zero sense and the Patriots probably just saw that a former league MVP was back to return the kick and said “ya we’re not kicking to him”
Brady’s final drive always over shadows the fact that the rams came back after being down by 14 points in the 4th quarter. Truly remarkable. I think the only other times a team has overcome a ten point deficit or more in the 4th quarter of a Super Bowl is the patriots against Seattle and obviously the Falcons haha
It's about to be SB 57 and Tom is still playing. Let that marinate.
Today (12 February 2023) is Super Bowl LXVII and right, can’t believe we’re here as the Eagles & Chiefs will play! It’s unfortunate Tom Brady retired for the second (& final time?), but new legends will rise today.
The GOAT always gets the job done
@@provisionalhypothesis That's ok, Brady 6 Super Bowl wins. Manning brothers 4.
And manning brothers didnt need to cheat...
@@johnconnor1572 and yet Peyton Manning was caught using PEDs while the was no concrete evidence that Brady did anything during Deflategate lame excuses are lame
10 Super Bowls later.... 7 Super Bowls won . Fucking GOAT
Great game.. we almost tore the house.down when Vinitary hit that kick
Wow 🤩 what a game!
What a memory!!
I love that Tom is still headbutting people today. xD
Marshall Faulk is still crying about this loss to this day and I love it.
10:50 the NFL refs were protecting Faulk with this ticky-tack call that gave Rams a chance.
He ain't still crying about this play you've been watching old video thinking it current
Lol it's too bad their fan base went from Missouri to cali... I qould hate to be a rams fan especially if I was in st Louis or Missouri lol
In all fairness not to take anything away from coach Belichick but they stole the rams films that the rams had prepared for this game that's the reason the Pat's were able to slow down the greatest show on turf and literally knew basically every play that was being called! Google it remember seeing on the news and I was just child then but this rams team was by far the most explosive offense I've ever seen the game before this they beat the packers 17 to 45 and the packers never lost a game in a dome stadium prior.
@@stevenjohn9665 No they didn't. That never happened.
Who else is here when he just signed with the buccaneers and now the dynasty is over
Edit: This actually aged well lots of people in the replies said it wasnt over yet
i hope you eat those words
plus, you cant change 6 SB
VenomPwnage Cam Newton anyone?
@VenomPwnage 2-Rams 1-Panthers 1-Eagles 1-Falcons 1-Seahawks
VenomPwnage there was another one with the eagles and then the seahawks
Pat Sumerrall looks so excited!! OMG! So contagious !!
Thank for the memories Tom. We´re gonna miss you :(
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!
Brady been at it so long his first three Superbowls all came in a completely different era
The TB12 Dynasty started here & Continues in TB, land of Sunshine, Rainbows & Unicorns & SB Victories
This was the earliest football game i can remember watching. I know i watched others, but i distinctively remember and wanting the Patriots to win. Whod think years later theyd be my most hated team
The Patriots defensive game plan against that Rams offense is nothing but brilliance. The Rams offense was beat up all though out that game.
I've been checking every day for you to put this Super Bowl up on this channel. I hope you are able to keep doing it for all the Super Bowls and other classic games
There will be more classic Super Bowls this week!
Looks so retro
Well it is.
Who’s here for John madden, RIP 😩
Damn.. I miss this era of the NFL
Man, the Pats had their hands on SO many near interceptions, and fumble recoveries - this was extremely close to a blow out. One of the more astonishing defensive performances in Super Bowl history.