Gronk and Edelman Highlight Malcolm Butler's Interception in The Super Bowl
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Even in slow motion Malcolm Butler materializes out of no where to take that ball and get the ring.
I’m glad he mentioned Browner; Browner was the one telling Butler when to go. He knew the Seahawks inside out; Seattle should never let him go. They needed dbs for most of the game.
@hardcorehouse for sure. Super clutch WHOLE team effort from Erny watching film to the practice squad guy torching him to Browner calling it out and finally Butler getting it done.
Easily the greatest play in sb history, and arguably the best play in playoff or NFL history.
The Minneapolis miracle, the immaculate catch, hail Mary and so many more are flukes by comparison to the cerebral play this was.
to this day I'm still dumbfounded how he didn't win the MVP. Like he made the most glorious play of the game and without that the game has another winner.
@@hardcorehouse the thing is, at the beginning of the season when they let him go he was just numbers against the cap. If a team thinks "oh we might play the SB against this guy and he might read us and we might lost the title because of this guy right here" almost no one will ever be cut lol
@@hardcorehouseabsolutely. Without Browner eating Kearses lunch, Butler can’t make that play. The whole play relies on Kearse getting depth to prevent Butler from taking a B-line to the receiver.
That Hightower tackle was legitimately incredible. One of the best plays I’ve seen. Stopping marshawn with one arm basically on the 1 was wild.
the nerd with the beard was on his shit, goddamn that was the best explanation of that play i have heard to date. Broke it down to another level, and added so much context to it
This is facts. The Pats prepared for this EXACT scenario during Super Bowl week and Malcolm Butler got beat for the td in practice. Hell, even on the INT you can see Brandon Browner telling Malcolm to just go once Browner gets the jam on the receiver (I think it was Jermaine Kearse).
Phenomenal play.
Yea it’s similar to the average 4th down stuff. Let’s say you have a 4th and 3 at midfield with 3 minutes left up by 4. If you punt it and your defense gives up a TD, your defense is at fault, not you as a coach. It doesn’t matter if your defense is tired, injured or already gave up 40. But if you go for it and fail, your defense gives up a TD, you’re an idiot for going for it.
nah i dont agree with the breakdown because they had a little under a minute on the clock. Bill could have used his timeouts anyway but by playing to the Pats plan Belichick knew he had em right where he wanted them. If the seahawks go with the obvious choice of running on 2nd no matter what, the pats can either call the timeout and enable the seahwks to be guarunteed both plays or dont call a timeout and the seahwaks can run a pass play on both downs or a run and a pass and barring another timeout from NE, end the game on that drive. The seahawks let time drip away and now were here acting like they didn't have enough time to run the ball. Also marshawn lynch admitted to lining up on the wrong side which IMO made the play easier to make because he was on the backside of the play instead of playside. just my opinion but I feel like these guys are calling it chess when it was really the seahawks blundereing their queen because they dont know chess
Yes red beard, yes. The pats D was set up for a run, and King Bill knew if he took a time out pete would change the play cos bill would change the D. By King Bill not calling a TO it allows pete to call a pass, although Malcolm is right there if you do. He played right into King Bill's hands. Just another occasion where Bill is out there playing chess n errybody else playing checkers
I hear the same mantra here in Seattle over and over. Give it to Lynch. Automatic TD. Except the fact that he was only 1-5 on short yardage so it wasn’t automatic.
Also nobody gives Bill credit for watching film, learning what Seattle does and practice for that play. Then they give Butler zero credit for just making a great play.
It’s like it was Seattle in a cakewalk except they gave it away. That’s not what I saw either but great analysis from the bearded one.
I love how quiet and respectful Gronk and Jules were while listening. Phenomenal respect from two guys who know a ton.
Brandon browner was the second most important player in the game; he was the one who told Butler to go, he knew the Seahawks inside out, and the Seahawks should never of let him go as they ran out of dBs during the game.
Was huge Vs Matthews too, who out of nowhere was torching them until they switched browner to him. At least that's how I remember it
Jules hit it right on the head with the Seattle team being a “we’re not changing for you, you’re changing for us” type of team. They had more talent than any other NFL team and a confidence/arrogance that no one could match. Seeing Malcolm Butler derail a dynasty and that way of thinking was one of the most beautiful things I’ve seen in sports ❤
I think that was a great soapbox. There's always additional context
Love to see Gronks mindset on football. How focused he was and how he details exactly what he was preparing for in the sideline shows you a little glimpse into the mind of football professional gronk, and not frat bro Gronk.
As the interception was made I felt a burst of energy like never before. From the bottom of my feet rising through up my body. Never been so low to so high that fast. Unreal. Thanks to Ernie Adams and Malcolm Butler. Pete thought he was slick with the 3-out goal line play. Pete Carrol fooled every one in the world except for Bill.
Bruh i was probably the only dude in my neighborhood that was watching that game...i fucking screamed, fell out of my chair..squeezing my pillow so tight and rolling around on the ground....that moment to this day still gets me hyped everytime i think about it!
Somehow this one still trumps the Falcons comeback for me. Maybe it was the 10 year drought, I don't know, but it is absolutely my favorite moment as a pats fan.
You make an excellent point that a lot of Pats critics don’t realize - the Malcolm Butler interception was not a ‘lucky play’ but rather the result of foresight, preparation and practice. The Pats did not win all those Super Bowls by accident.
@@GloriousSong24 I know! A mystery to me. It’s almost like at that time Belichick was trying to sabotage- or maybe Butler was injured - IDK - could be a lot of things. (???)
Facts
@@CharlesRussell-zj3jp yes- facts. What are they? I admit I don’t know a lot. I know they did NOT play Butler (Fact!) but not why…, They are very secretive in NE!!
@@kenday7942 facts. That the butler pick was not lucky...the Patriots were the best prepared for thier opponents in big games than any team in history
@@kenday7942 butler was on the shit list for some kind of conduct.
Butler beat the receiver to the spot. Not taking anything away from that fact - pure reaction, and quick. So quick that I can believe they did run this exact scenario in practice which means coaching accounts for much of the credit as well!
The other thing people forget is that the defense stopped Lynch a couple of times in short yardage earlier in the game.
A fact that CONTINUOUSLY gets overlooked
No. Fact is that drive they couldn’t stop him. To not give him the ball with one yard…that also plays a factor. Lynch gonna run like never before
@@jaimeamaya5039 🥱
@@jaimeamaya5039couldn't stop him...my guy if kearse didn't make that stupidly lucky catch...lynch doesn't even get a chance to run it in...
I don’t think they would’ve stopped him more than once
It's even crazier that Malcolm Butler was made CB1 after the season. I wish he wasn't benched for Super Bowl 52. And as much as I'm glad we eventually got Stephon, it would have been awesome to have Malcolm be the long time CB1.
I respect how Gronk and Edelman didn’t waste ten minutes reviewing other great Super Bowl plays - they’re like “nope, I was there, it was to win the game, gotta be #1.”
That’s the sort of bond that wins multiple super bowls.
I thought the face on the wall was a cardboard cutout until it moved 😮
LOL I literally just thought the same thing.
Browner told Butler where to line up. The Seahawks needed to get the max number of plays so they threw one pass.
As much as I liked the analysis, the fact is Beast Mode himself said the whole offense was confused by the call. There may be great strategic reasons for the call, but ultimately your players need to buy-in and execute. At that point of the game Seattle had the mental advantage ("you can't stop us") and didn't use it.
There was already confusion on the Seahawks sideline, Belichick saw it and purposely didn’t call the time out to increase the confusion
You do not understand the conversation if your takeaway is yeah but. He was not unstoppable and easily could have been stacked up on 2nd down. Its not all on the RB. Lynch isn’t a rocket scientist
@@petetheneighbor8132 you are giving a hypothetical result and missed the point. The point is coaches don't play it doesn't matter what they draw up, players play and they need the clarity to execute. So it's on the coaching staff for 1) confusing the players 2) not preparing them for this situation or getting caught off-guard by timeouts.
This was the greatest play in NFL history and that isn't exaggeration...he singlehandedly won his team the game...usually on offense a QB and another player make a play...or a RB makes a game -altering play...but this was to literally win or lose the SuberBowl...greatest play in NFL history!!!!
Funny how this is more popular than Mahomes winning his 3rd SB 😂😂…ouch
Like Jules said, Hawks hit the same play 5 times that year, and little known fact is that entire season with every game played factored in, there wasn't an INT thrown from the 1 yard a single time until that play at the end of the last game of the year.. Such an improbable play smh.. For Malcom to have been able to jump that route and time it as perfectly as he did, and to not only break up the pass to actually intercepts it to win the SB.. Imo the greatest play in SB or playoff history easy.
Also...in superbowl 42...the play before David Tyree catch...Asante Samuel fails to grab the easy interception...ring for the pats...undefeated season...period
Thank you. I've said this many times. Samuel had the game won and dropped it. Bailed Eli out and the rest was unfortunate history
Ball was too high lucky he got his hands on it to begin with
Nah i need the boy with the beard to stand on business. He was telling us the truth.
If the Seahawks don't throw, they are forced to take their last timeout with 3 downs and less than 30 seconds on the game clock... a recipe for disaster. The play call was solid too, we literally have 2 ex-patriots telling us how they couldn't cover it in practice. Maybe Marshawn would've run it in, but it wasn't a bad play call by Carroll, it was a perfect read by Browner to put Butler in position, and pure ball-hawking instincts by Butler to seal the deal. These heroes deserve their due
I was 20 when this happened and I said the same exact thing. Running it and not getting in would hurt them tremendously.
It always annoys me so bad nobody ever talks about that. In real time I told everyone throwing was smart there. Pete thought worst case it’s a incompletion.
There is a NFL films on the pats re this play "Do your job" I think. In this they highlight that there were two key elements. Blocking the lead recievier on the line, and getting up insideof the second reciever. Both parts were executed perfectly which lead to the interception.
it would have been 2 downs left with 20 seconds and no timeout. You could easily call 2 plays in case the first one is stopped short and snap with no time left.
@@IPIRIEY yes and one of those plays would have had to been a pass to get in the endzone or stop the clock. They had just run the ball the play before, let's say they run it again and call the timeout. Now you have a lot less than 30 seconds, and you want to run it again? Sure, but now you've just run the ball 3 times in a row, and if you don't get in the endzone you won't even have time for a prayer, let alone set up a game winning touchdown pass to win the game?...no pressure.
If you pass on the 3rd down with a stopped clock and don't land in the endzone, you're banking on the run now. Tbh this is the only other plausible option, but you're really asking a lot either way.
We live by the sword and die by the e pass
@@nithinr818 why? You have 2 plays in 20 seconds, you can run the ball twice if you want. The play itself and lining up after would take at MOST 15 seconds barring something like an injury making a player unable to get to the LOS in time. You could definitely just run the ball twice
Tom Brady said they didn’t give them really a chance to make that play where Marshawn can run the ball. Watch how he breaks it down. Pretty cool too. Great podcast guys!
The dude with the beard is a keeper. Great insight.
Love all the beatles and mccartney finds on the back shelf!
1st down.. Seattle ran from the six yard line.. 2nd down.. Lynch almost got into the end zone.
#1 play, not only to win a Superbowl but to stop a potential dynasty in Seattle winning back to back and to kick start the patriots new dynasty of three more Superbowl wins in 5 years with 4 Superbowl appearances. People forget this team went to Superbowl 49, 51, 52, 53 and Malcom butler was the center of talk for Superbowl 49 and 52 for very different reasons.
With Butler they would not had loosing to the eagles! So bad tackling from his replacements.
I always say Boomtower made it possible for the Malcolm pick
that butler interception made me cry with joy ❤
If the Seahawks won the game on the pass play, everyone would be saying what a gutsy, genius call by Peter Carrol, no one was expecting a pass.
Great insight from two guys that were there
Tom Brady calling a silent 3 count to get the offside right after was huge just ask Josh allen
Amazing play...not number one. James Harrison's interception return for a TD as time is running out before the half was not only the most amazing play I've ever seen, but it was a 14 point swing that totally changed that game. Even more so is that fact that he was supposed to be rushing on the play and just decided to drop into coverage on his own.
You two handsome *"Bounty Men"* crack me up! Jules, your "This Girl ❤ Gronk" t-shirt makes me laugh every single time I see it!! 😂😂
If Russell completes that pass, we lose, they go back to back, and then play call is touted as ballsy and great. Beast mode was 1 of 5 inside those 2/3 yards all year. Thats why during do your job, Pete is saying “they’re goin goal line they’re goin goal line”
THATS A SIGN TO THROW THE BALL to catch us off guard.
BUT!!!! Carroll was spooked by us NOT callin a time out, and he figured a quick slant/Incomplete pass allows them to run the ball, call a time out, and try again.
That interception only happens if Brandon Browner jams his guy which he did and then Malcolm reading the play and jumping the route. If Malcolm doesn't jump that route, that's easy touchdown.
Lol he said Javon Kearse catch 😂😂
If you watch the 2014 pats documentary on the season, they talk in depth about this play, and browner deserves a lot of credit cause u can see in that goaline formation, he’s literally telling butler that he’s gonna jam the guy and for to go. Like Gronk and Jules said he was more “back” and he and browner knew it was coming which is wild
I was like gonna lose another one with a crazy catch and when i heard interceped I jumped off the couch like the replays of Brady on the sideline.
Holmes TD is big for Pittsburgh but how do ya say the best ever ! You two are the best ever I think .
Akeem Ayers also played a part in that great Hightower tackle on Lynch.
“You dance with the one that brought ya.”
They knew that Seattle ran this play and literally practiced defense against the exact same goal line package. Prep was on point. "Go Malcolm, go!" Also Browner was huge this season after coming back from suspension. Revis too, but he did not play great in this game.
I don't think people realize BB forces Caroll into that bad decisions by not calling a time out. I think people who actually knew what the hell was going on think like the bearded dude. The Seahawks get stopped on a run then they have to use thier last time out and they have to throw it on 3rd anyway. Browner, BB and Malcolm all deserve credit.
Then he sat out against the eagles superbowl. Was always curious on why that happened
It's come out he messed around with Steve Belichick's now wife.
@@edelmantoamendola seriously?!?!
@@ucfkid67 yup and they made an agreement that neither side would talk about it as it’s just a bad look all around.
It's a lot more nuanced then the average person gives it credit for. Having said that, Pete Carrol is batshit crazy for not running the ball. I would never have allowed myself to call a pass play. If Marshawn doesn't get it, he doesn't get in and you lose to a goal line stand. I can live with that. What I couldn't live with is what happened.
And the bigger question is... Why did Malcolm get benched?
For partying the night before the superbowl and missing curfew.
Yeah tell me about it
@@erice3525 So, they punished the entire team and the fans rather than punishing the player for his actions in another way... makes sense.
@@nomadman5288bill's fucking ego smh
Because Bellichik really isn’t a great coach
Love the bounty product placement. Lol
Immaculate Reception has to be the #1 Superbowl play of all time.
It is definitely #1 all time. I turned my tv off and on 3 times in 42 seconds. Knowing it was over but thinking it might not be😂 As great as a play as it was for MB, it only grew TB12s legacy into mythical status 🧙♂️
Don’t forget the Holmes catch in the back corner of the EZ with 3 guys covering him in SB 43 and the Tyree helmet catch to end the Pats perfect season. So you can make the case this is top 3 in SB history.
I was at the game sitting right in end zone and what no-one talks about is that in the 4th quarter Vince(my all time favorite Patriot) was selling out his soul and destroying the Seahawks on short yardage. That is why they made that call
Everything the beard guy said was correct. I'd even expand on it a little: Belichick not taking the timeout not only put them in a situation where they wanted to call a pass, but by the time it became clear he wasn't going to take it, the play clock was getting pretty low too. The Seahawks not only wanted to call a pass now, but they had to get a play in QUICK. Which meant they went to something off the top of the "goal line pass" page of the playbook, something they'd run a bunch of times before, which meant it was also on film and the defense had practiced against. Not taking the timeout didn't just make the Seahawks throw, it gave the defense an opportunity against a play where they knew what was coming and could jump a route.
Now all that in mind, while "they should have just run it" is usually a low IQ take, I'd argue that it can be a high IQ take too. If the Seahawks had just gone no huddle and run... then they probably walk in easy.
Die-hard Seahawks fan from the beginning here. Passing on that down was the right play call, Butler (and Browneer) just made a hell of a smart play to ruin it for us. These guys get that. Many Seahawks fans do not.
As a hawks fan I’ve also always had the same stance as the dude with the beard..
My first time actually seeing the producers. Was convinced the guy in the back was a miles teller cut out that moves occasionally
Great explanation but they should’ve at least tried one more handoff to Beast Mode.
1st down run, stopped. clock ticking 1 time out, expect the defensive side to use a TO to get better setup for the next very important stop. But Belicheck read the seahawks sideline didnt call TO, and coach Carroll didnt not have time to make sure his team knew the plan, that is "We are going to use that pass that either scores or hits the turf,IF that doesnt work we run with marshawn , and if that doesnt work then on 4th we use that 4th and goal play we have practiced all year".. Instead they got a tiny bit of offensive confusion and even delay. And Malcom was feeling the game, he was jacked up about his amazing defense from 2 plays before that was still caught and he had no hesitation seeing a play that bit him more then once in practice and BOOM Superbowl immortality.
{Football 101: Game time almost over, on the goal line 1 time out: first down run get stopped, run a pass play so that , if it fails clock stops. running play on 3rd down with time out available, to stop clock to have a 4th down chance.} .
I think it was a very ill-advised play that Coach Carol called on the goal line - a pass on second down on your one foot from the goal line does not make sense… Especially when you’ve got Beast Mode on your team and three more downs. And Coach Belichick showed his genius once more by standing there and not calling a time out!
Moreover, the chances of an interception on that play are VERY low. As Gronk and Jules said, they only get that because they practiced the hell out of it. Absolutely right that this play is labeled lazily and deserves way more thoughtful analysis.
The coaching screaming 'Malcolm, Go!' never gets mentioned.
Pls tell us why he didn't play against Philly in SB
Off subject but you can tell Gronks ankle has been through hell
You could make the case the Pats were involved in 3 of the top 5 craziest Super Bowl plays of all time. Butler for sure 1 but Tyree and Edelmans catch definitely in top 5 but def 10.
My only question is the play call when you end up throwing the ball into a very crowded spot , to me that was a 50/50 call at best and they went away from what was working , the Seahawks had all the momentum and the Pats were on their heels and then you gave them a gift .
They ran that slant pass 7 times that year and were 7 for 7. Lynch made only 3 TD from the 2 or closer. The better play was the 100% play, not the 48% play with Lynch.
The problem for the Seahawks was Earnie Adams sees all.
It doesn’t matter when you have a back who gets stopped once or twice you don’t stop throwing the ball when a QB has a few incompletions
This is a good conversation because it is not for idiots who watch the nfl. The producer is absolutely correct about the moronic “run it” discourse. If you are stopped you 100% have to pass on 3rd down. Good luck.
Feed the beast
What about the Mike Jones tackle? Pretty clutch
Sometimes you can be so smart that you outsmart yourself… Pete Carrol should’ve ran it I’m a pats fan through and through but I appreciate them throwing vs running it. Beast mode was getting in the endzone 😅
the way jules talks about kyle arrington im not sure they ever met
love these guys lol. i honestly think if they had ran it on 2nd down lynch would've scored. he was nearly unstoppable 2013-2014 anytime he ran it.
Unstoppable against a goal line defense?
100 percent would’ve scored running lynch. We appreciate Pete Carrol’s terrible play call.
They just said he was only 1/5 on that play that season
Lynch was 1/5 in 2014 from the 1. He was hardly unstoppable. he got stopped the play before lmao.
You even watch the video?
Why didn't Malcolm Butler play in Super Bowl LII? Of course, these two ChuckO's won't discuss that!
Sorry, doesn’t matter how much chess there is. Run it with Beast Mode, the number one power runner of his generation, 4x and you are going to cross the goal line on one of them. Don’t get too cute or outsmart yourself.
I mean they just addressed that Marshawn only had 1 touchdown all year from goaline. He was stopped on all other attempts. Hightower would’ve stuffed him again and Pete knew it.
@@stevenfeken508 the dude had a monster season and monster playoffs. Once again, you are on the one yardline with the power back of your generation. Pound it in. Even Lynch agrees with this. Run it 4x and impose your will.
@@derekdfarrington11 Of course Lynch agrees with you. It makes him look good. But Lynch wasn't good against goalline defenses. He was great in the open field. Against nine in the box, he's not great. Lynch was a great RPO runner against nickel defenses. The Seahawks weren't an "impose your will" team, they were a misdirection team.
And you don't have four attempts. Three runs.
@@mikecooney8422 this all applies when it’s regular season and you aren’t on the goal line in the Super Bowl. New England knows you are a misdirection team. You aren’t going to outsmart a Bilechick lead defense. Run the ball 4x, 1-4th down, you will get in.
They had 1 timeout. They literally explained it all in this video. Are you saying you know more than nfl players, esp the ones who played in it? Laughable
Why does Russ get a pass for throwing the int
I never understood why Harmon jumped over Kearse, while the ball was bouncing around, instead of catching it, or at least knocking it away.
high and sober memories should be their name
No, guy. You give it to Beastmode. Still a great play by Butler.
Love the pod, HUGE fan, always loved the takes made but this one is far fetched.... if seattle gave the ball to lynch that play, the pats would have 1 less ring
There is literally never a situation where you should throw a slant into goal line coverage(9in the box, press coverage) over running on 2nd and goal.
You can say nuance as much as you want but it was a dumb unnecessarily risky call.
I will die on this hill
Go pats!
Okay so this is closer to what I've always thought. The game situation absolutely called for a pass play (as spelled out beautifully in this video) but I don't understand throwing an inside slant instead of a fade or quick out. Something that is towards the sidelines so either it's caught or it's incomplete. No chance for an INT.
100%.
High and out ball?
Sure.
What about the helmet catch ?
I am glad it went down like it did, but i think the best play would have been a fake handoff with wilson bootlegging the opposite direction. Wilson walks in or throws the ball out of the end zone if pats don't bite
First of all, Gronk and Jules are not going to come out and say Pete Carroll’s an idiot. And this other guy is over thinking it. Marshawn Lynch had three downs to get 1 yard. You don’t have to throw. dumbest play call of all time but I’m so grateful as a Pats fan.
Still, run the ball!
They won because browner and butler accurately diagnosed pre-snap and perfectly executed post-snap their defense. People criticize Carroll when they should be praising browner and butler.
Love the pod but seriously I’m a Brady fan for context
Passing the ball was them over complicating things
No matter how you slice it
Marshawn Lynch is feared on that team not Russell
James Harrison #1
Now I want a cronut.
Browner and Butler switching assignments at the line of scrimmage because Browner knew he would be able to jam the pick better than Butler because he is bigger.
Hard to say this play isn’t #1. Harrison’s pick on Arizona was maybe the most exciting play ever but it was to end the second Qtr and not the game.
Pats practiced that D play all week. Couldn't get it right. Got it right when it mattered
I like the conversation but Marshawn would have scored and opinions that take rings off fingers are discounted.
Why was Butler benched?
People that don't know football say they should've handed it off to Beast Mode? L take. They just talked about Hightower saving a TD with his tackle. Lynch was about to get in on that play. 3 more downs for Lynch to get 1 yard. They should've run the damn ball and everyone with even slight common sense knows it.
edelnut, why was Malcolm Butler benched in the Superbowl against the Eagles??????????
Waiting to see if this is mentioned in Dynasty series
They didn’t want Lynch to get the MVP they wanted Wilson thought they’d burn Their old DB but got ate up ! Also that game was not over then either but it was when the Seahawks blew it with a offside penalty then got beat up on the next play !!! Sling them Haymakers Gronk I was behind every punch you threw Gronk and Jules your the toughest my determined receiver there’s ever been talk about go to these two right here a football Players not pretenders !
Ginger big boy is wrong. That year the pats were number 1 in red zone defense nd lynch was the best rb that year. Wouldn’t yoyr coach rather try to run it in instead of throwing from the 1 yard line 😂
"people don't realize that" only people that didn't watch.
I would like you guys to tell us why Malcom was so mistreated after that play. I know its a long story. Mysterious.