i'' never forget what Rams reciever Ricky Prohel said before the game... The Dynasty begins tonight"" That was the perfect way to advertise a reign of dominance that would last 20 years. incredible.
I remember Kurt Warner being interviewed before the game. He said he is going to win lots of super bowls. He pretty much disappeared after this game and came up for air in Arizona several years later. I do remember thinking before this game that the Pats had no chance at all and this Brady guy would be working at burger king in 2 years. Shows what I know.
Yup. I obviously can't say, "I knew he'd win 7 SBs!"... But any New England fan can say that when he started out, he just had something about him that said, "I'm a winner." He was cool, calm and efficient. He never was like Marino, Bledsoe, Manning, Rivers, Favre etc, in the sense he wasn't constantly bugging out about stuff on the field. He certainly has his moments lol but his demeanor is everything you want to see in a QB. After a drive, good or bad, he walks to the bench, sits down and collects himself. He'll talk to guys. Sometimes he'll get the team going a bit but when he's between the lines, it's just poetic. He had what, 18TDs-12Ints, 25TDs-13Ints, whatever it was during those first few years. His numbers were average. BUT, he managed the offense, the run game was great because he knew how to set protection. He was great in the screen game and when it mattered most, he was MONEY. Eventually he got better at every area, especially after 07'. But his ability to command a huddle is 2nd to none. I always loved his games against Rivers(Whom I got nothing but respect for) because while Rivers was constantly yelling to the sideline, refs, players etc... Brady was the Polar Opposite. He would just take care of business and let his play do the talking. The D was always setting the tone anyways and alot of the skill guys played with fire. Brady just did his job. 20yrs later, you can see that's why Belichick loved him and why(Contrary to the haters and Espn) they had such a prosperous relationship. They knew WINNING trumped everything. Stats don't matter when the game is tied with 90 seconds left and the ball is in your hands. TB12 is the GOAT and I was privileged to watch him play every Sunday for 20yrs.
@@salazarberne5601 don’t get us wrong you could pick that game apart and say the Offensive line was strong, the play calling was good our defense was strong the first half, but Brady still sealed it for us
After hearing of John Maddens passing I had to go back and watch a game called by him.. What a master and absolute Legend. RIP John Madden you'll be sorely missed.
17:37 - Jeff Wilkens makes 50-yard FG 26:57 - Wilkins misses 52-yard FG 34:30 - Ty Law intercepts Kurt Warner and returns it for a TD 47:16 - Ricky Proehl fumbles and Patriots recover 53:38 - Tom Brady throws 8-yard TD pass to David Patten 1:20:17 - Warner is intercepted by Otis Smith 1:24:00 - Adam Vinatieri makes 37-yard FG 1:37:10 - Warner sneaks for 2-yard TD 1:56:24 - Warner throws game-tying 26-yard TD pass to Proehl 1:59:32 - Patriots begin game-winning drive 2:03:56 - Vinatieri makes game-winning FG as time expires
NFL Way to spoil the game for people who haven't seen it. I watched the game when it happened but it's not like I remember every detail. Also it's not the full game because you skipped the National Anthem and halftime show.
@@coachbroncoExactly. He managed the game quite well but he wasn’t yet the Tom Brady that could torch defenses and put up amazing stats, that was still four or five years away. I would’ve given the Super Bowl MVP to Ty Law.
@@johnselwitz5362 I became a Brady fan at the end of the 'tuck rule' snow game. That was the best NFL game I've ever watched. It was one of those games where you don't care who wins...you just want to see a good game.
When I think of John madden I watch and think of this game when my patriots beat the rams on the final drive and he said play for overtime and what Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps.
DealerCamel yea, I mean, in super bowl 49 the Seahawks had 2 minutes and 2 seconds on the clock , and still made it to the endzone. (Well, at the one, because of the pick, but you understand the point.
"No team has ever come back from a 10 point deficit in the Superbowl" Check. "There has never been a Superbowl that went into overtime" Check. Same team did both.
I never got to see a John madden game while I was alive but his commentary is legendary and him and pat can call games In the afterlife now rip John rip pat damn good commentators for the game of football may you both Rest In Peace
Rip David Patten, you made clutch plays your whole career, and had one of my favorite plays in sb 36, you will always be remembered and we’ll miss you.
The best moment of the super bowl wasn’t the game It was the trophy presentation where a young Brady in disbelief happy putting his hands on his head and shaking it. Watching that makes me so happy for him and even more glad on what Brady became afterwards
The 3 things I like the most about this game were Brady casually putting his arm up and the ball bouncing right into his hand on that last spike, Lonie Paxton running into the end zone and doing a snow angel and the casual, almost nonchalant delivery of the last play by Pat Summerall.
It's funny because he did a snow angel in the playoffs against the raiders during the divisional round while it snowed heavily. I guess he decided to do it even when there isn't snow.
As a Buccs fan, I'm now watching all these moments and feeling it all. Now I understand why ya'll adore Brady! When I rewatched SB's 46 and 49 I felt the pain of those losses. I now realize all the greatest Superbowls had two things in common..Brady and the Patriots. Even the ones you lost were Legendary. but for you it must of been the football ride of 3 lifetimes crammed into one.
Round 2, here we go! Though, I believe that Brady and Belichick are the only ones still with the Patriots. I don't think anyone from this Rams team is still with them.
this super bowl game was the happiest day of my life. when my new England patriots won our first super bowl victory against the greatest show on turf st louis rams.and I will remember it to the day I die.go patriots. diehard newenglandpatriots fan
Brady's first ever Super Bowl was called by Madden and Summerall. That is one hell of an honor. R.I.P John Madden...........I only wished he was around long enough to see the Super Bowl.
What do you mean how? The Patriots were just 11-5 and one tuck rule away from being eliminated. The Rams were 14-2, had the #1 offense and the #3 defense, by far the best team in the league. Every top 10 super bowl upset list will have this game in their list. NFL.com ranked this game #3 upset of all time
Got to remember that Brady wasn't known as the GOAT back then, but just the kid starting for the first time in his career in 2001 after Bledsoe's injury. No one would've thought that the Pats would come this far this year especially after facing a dangerous Raiders team in the Divisional round.
The Rams were undefeated on the road that year only losing 2 games that season at home they beat the Patriots in the regular season that season. They were the Greatest show on Turf with Warner, Faulk, Holt, and Bruce and in this superbowl against the Patriots. The Patriots defense dominated the Rams offense. This was a upset because the Rams were favored to win and if would've they won this game they would have been a dynasty
TKS Films Looking at betting odds, there have only been 5 instances where a team was favored by double digits in the superbowl and lost. Favre was favored by 11 against Elway and lost. Len Dawson and the Chiefs beat the Purple People Eaters and the Vikings, after the Vikings were favored by 12. The Patriots lost in 2007 to the Giants after being favored by 12. Joe Namath beat the Colts after the Colts were favored by 18. In this game, Warner and the Rams were favored by 14 and lost. According to Vegas, this is the second biggest Superbowl upset ever. Only one superbowl besides the Joe Namath game had a more lopsided spread than this one, SF vs SD where SF was favored by 18.5 and won by 23.
Hell of a game. Mad respect to the Rams. Having been through Superbowl 42, I know how it feels. Never fun, but it's our defeats which makes winning that much more enjoyable.
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Great Clutch Performance by Brady and Terrific work by that defense. Great job by Vinatieri. Brady did Game manage in this Game but performed unbelievable in the clutch. Great start a becoming a dynasty.
It’s amazing there wasn’t another overtime NFL championship nor super bowl that went to overtime for the rest of Pat Summerall’s life after the 1958 game he played in (he died in 2013).
"But its the refs!"... 20yrs later, that's still the argument. It used to be it's for The Patriots. Now it's for TB12. Their arguments are folding more and more.
Just watched man in the arena and it brought me here~ about to watch all 9 Brady Super Bowls~ crazy to see receivers w/out gloves on~ crazy to see how physical the game used to be played~ Go pats~ Go brady Go New England
Beginning of a Patriots dynasty that gave us 20 years of excellence is pretty cool. The Greatest Show on Turf with Warner, Bruce, Holt, and the great Marshal Faulk is absolutely one of the greatest things I've ever watched But I'm here for the last game called by Madden and Summerall
What shouldn’t be forgotten is that this was Madden and Summerall’s last game together. I remember looking forward to hearing these two call the games as a kid. They had great chemistry together.
Brett Reason when he said “touchdown Ricky Phroel” those were 3 of the most beautiful words I have ever heard in my life as a former Rams fan R.I.P Pat
Thus began the legacy of Tom Brady, a Hall of Fame QB for sure. It shall be a sad day for the world and for sports if he departs this realm too soon. He is The God of the Gridiron.
Who's here after Brady announced his retirement 😢 I'm a raider fan and I'm truly going to miss watching the 🐐 of the NFL sling passes on Sundays. Thank you TB12 ❤
Holy s*** that was amazing Tom Brady's first touchdown pass 2 number 86 receiver David Patten when he jumped over the defender and caught a crazy pass from Tom that was Tom Brady's first and best touchdown pass at the Super Bowl
As much as Tom Brady and Adam Vinateri deserve some credit for winning this game, that Patriots defense seriously deserves over 80% of the credit. Taking on one of the all time greatest, most potent, powerful offenses ever to have played in the NFL. They prepared so much and worked SO HARD to get there, and they did it, they won. And they deserved it. Teddy Bruschi, Ty Law, Tebucky Jones, Willie McGinest, Mike Vrabel, Lawyer Milloy, Richard Seymour.... Together, they were nearly unstoppable. Too bad they still don't get the credit they deserve. Neither does Drew Bledsoe. Especially here in New England. He certainly doesn't get a ton of credit because once Tom Brady stepped up, Bledsoe was all but forgotten about and tossed aside. He was an amazing QB in his prime. That's for damn sure.
the 1988-1990 49ers offense was better than the rams...not as explosive but far more consistent and reliable when it mattered most...how many points did the rams score in SB34?nobody held the 89 49ers in check for half a superbowl.
Austin H define better...that 49ers offense was more consistent and reliable with fewer flaws-they could score more pts/tds against a great defense while committing fewer TOs...How many pts did the rams manage to score during the 99 NFCCG?How many tds did they put up against the Pats defense 2 yrs later in SB36?..They were more prolific, faster at WR, but not as tough or complete, and every WR was a finesse player who couldnt take a Steve Atwater caliber hit without falling down let alone bounce off it and run another 10-20yds into the endzone the way Jerry Rice did during SBXXIV...The stats dont begin to do that team justice and even Jerry Rice's records cant really encapsulate how great he was...Yeah Moss and those speed demons in St Louis could go deep or burn people after the catch, but nobody ran routes better than Rice, nobody was more fearless across the middle or blocked better than he did, 30-50+yds down field springing John Taylor after the catch for 2 50+yd catch and run TDs in the same game...Rice may have been the best football player ever....SB TDs in 3 different decades and 2 different centuries/millennia... Toughness aside under Head Coach Mike Martz they were quite turnover prone...If you wanna suggest that the 99 Rams were the best offense since Montanas 49ers or from the post Elway NFL in general I wont argue...Id rather have the 99Rams than the 07Pats 04 Colts or 2013-14Broncos because all of them got shut down and beaten in the playoffs, and none of them featured a RB as great as M.Faulk....
dp233332 This is fair. I cant argue Rice was the best WR of all time and one of the best NFL players of all time and I can admit that as a Rams fan. Montana was the most clutch Qb of all time. Your probably right that the 49ers were more consistent and the Rams were more explosive. Faulk was such a matchup nightmare because of his receiving skills. Bruce, Holt, and Hakim were definately not physical receivers which made there careers last longer imo. They werent running through anyone anyway lol. A few factors came into play in this SB though. Warner had a injured thumb and it clearly effected his throws. Also the spygate stuff. At times it did seem like the Pats knew what the Rams were doing. They definitely knew stuff and game planned for them. Im not taking anything away from the Pats but that defense wasnt great but played like it on this day for sure. The Rams did all this before all the rule changes that helped offenses later on (which benefited the Colts,Pats offenses etc moving forward/Pats defense was the reason alot of the newer rules exist lol). Dont forget that Bucs defense the Rams faced lead them to a SB win with freaking Brad Johnson at QB. That team had like 3-4 HOF defensive players on it. (Lynch, Sapp, Brooks, Barber).
dp233332 How do we know what was on those tapes when Goodell destroyed them? Do you believe everything the NFL is telling us? They should have been released to the public. It makes me think the NFL didnt want the public to view those tapes for a reason. Maybe the tapes were nothing but why not just show us if it was nothing? We will never know now so its hard not to speculate as a fan of a team that was possibly effected. The Rams did mismanage Warner and it has effected us with years of losing.
Since Tom Brady announced his retirement today “officially” thought it’s fitting to watch his first ever Super Bowl game. Unbeknownst to me, it’s his rookie year as well. Wow
It happened a few months after 9/11! I never forgot when they announced that they would not introduce the individual's name. They came out as a team! It was fitting for everything to honor the firemen out there, especially in NYC!
One thing you can't deny is that all 7 of the Super Bowls that Brady has played in can easily all rank in the top 10 super bowls of all time. Pure entertainment is every single one.
This brings such a tear to my eye. Back then, no one gave the Patriots a chance. The Rams were the envy and power of the NFL, and the Patriots were the biggest punching bag at the time. We choked twice before. But this time, we didn't! We didn't go down so easy and we pulled the miracle that began a Revolution in Boston; a dynasty! And the rest, as they say, is history
The Patriots dynasty revived Boston sports after the Celtics playoff run ended. Then the phenomenal 2004 ALCS comeback and Red Sox WS win happened when the Patriots won their third title.
@Jeffrey Smith Visit yourteamcheats.com to see how literally all 32 NFL teams have past cheating incidents. Cheating (seeking an advantage by any means) isn't unique to the NE Patriots. It isn't even unique to the NFL - it happens in every professional team in every league on this planet.
Love this Super Bowl, two great teams battling it out. Brady was a beast even here. This was commentary was full of knowledge and, at it's best. Great commentary, by John Madden and Pat Summerall.
Patriots are the best team in 21th Century. And it's not even close. Brady is already in GOAT Conversation. and Bill Belichick probably the best coach of all time(SB ERA)
Chad Dee You're right, without Brady and Belichick this team will be average at best, maybe they will find another "GOAT" Coach and QB, but to be honest I doubt it.
WOW, Brady's first ever super bowl pass from the 2 yard line with no room, throws a 20 yard dart to Troy Brown..who'd of thought he would have the most accomplished playoff stats in the history of the NFL back then
Yea thats what he was the ultimate teacher... as a coach and an commentator .. watching this made me miss his football knowledge and the ability to explain it so easily and quickly during the game after each play... Romo is probably closest ive seen so far in terms of overall knowledge of the game but he tends to really only look from a quarterbacks or offensive players perspective which makes sense .. madden knew the ins and outs and everything in between about football
Tom Brady even back then didn't look like he was in a hurry on that last drive he have always looked super cool in the last 2 mins but what the hell was they doing giving up a 17-3 lead in the 4th
A 24 year old Brady he was definitely more on the “game manager” side in this Super Bowl but his composure this early into his career is what’s made him the goat we see to this day
Thanks for posting this! I love re watching the difference between BB and TBs decision making then vs. 16 years later. I love how they kept announcing how there was never an OT in the superbowl history, knowing that the Patriots accomplished this 15 years later.
Diet Bleach Also Jared Goff, keep in mind that JG16 grew up in SF, home of the 49ers, and TB12 was also from SF, so you can imagine 7 year old Jared Goff be like “mwommy, the wams are that bad guys”
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i'' never forget what Rams reciever Ricky Prohel said before the game... The Dynasty begins tonight"" That was the perfect way to advertise a reign of dominance that would last 20 years. incredible.
Dana Calderone I believe the exact quote was, "tonight, a dynasty is born."
@@justfitz08 he was right about one thing. A dynasty WAS BORN. 😂
I remember Kurt Warner being interviewed before the game. He said he is going to win lots of super bowls. He pretty much disappeared after this game and came up for air in Arizona several years later. I do remember thinking before this game that the Pats had no chance at all and this Brady guy would be working at burger king in 2 years. Shows what I know.
Definition of irony
Be careful what you wish for, the universe works in weird ways.
The calmness of Brady at that age in that moment on that stage was a sign of things to come.
Yup. I obviously can't say, "I knew he'd win 7 SBs!"... But any New England fan can say that when he started out, he just had something about him that said, "I'm a winner." He was cool, calm and efficient. He never was like Marino, Bledsoe, Manning, Rivers, Favre etc, in the sense he wasn't constantly bugging out about stuff on the field. He certainly has his moments lol but his demeanor is everything you want to see in a QB. After a drive, good or bad, he walks to the bench, sits down and collects himself. He'll talk to guys. Sometimes he'll get the team going a bit but when he's between the lines, it's just poetic. He had what, 18TDs-12Ints, 25TDs-13Ints, whatever it was during those first few years. His numbers were average. BUT, he managed the offense, the run game was great because he knew how to set protection. He was great in the screen game and when it mattered most, he was MONEY. Eventually he got better at every area, especially after 07'. But his ability to command a huddle is 2nd to none. I always loved his games against Rivers(Whom I got nothing but respect for) because while Rivers was constantly yelling to the sideline, refs, players etc... Brady was the Polar Opposite. He would just take care of business and let his play do the talking. The D was always setting the tone anyways and alot of the skill guys played with fire. Brady just did his job. 20yrs later, you can see that's why Belichick loved him and why(Contrary to the haters and Espn) they had such a prosperous relationship. They knew WINNING trumped everything. Stats don't matter when the game is tied with 90 seconds left and the ball is in your hands. TB12 is the GOAT and I was privileged to watch him play every Sunday for 20yrs.
You really watch this game and just notice brady....i hate Quarterback fans....where are the people who like football
@@mk-ultramags1107 came in pro ready and a playoff caliber team
@@salazarberne5601 John Madden likes football, and knows football, and he singled Brady out for praise during this game.
@@salazarberne5601 don’t get us wrong you could pick that game apart and say the Offensive line was strong, the play calling was good our defense was strong the first half, but Brady still sealed it for us
Man watching a full NFL game without commercials is HEAVENLY
Shortened time-saving too! So that I can watch the past interview about this game.
After hearing of John Maddens passing I had to go back and watch a game called by him.. What a master and absolute Legend. RIP John Madden you'll be sorely missed.
I never knew that (I'm deaf and watched with a closed captioned not knowing his voice until you mentioned it! Cool!)
Can’t believe I’m watching this after Brady’s retirement, what a ride to get to be a part of. Thanks for everything Tom!
Love Smith defense dropped the ball.
he is back
One more year
SIKE
BAHAHAHA. THE PATRIOTS CHEATED
I used to love that noise when someone scored a point on the Fox channel lol
They should seriously go back to it. It's way more exciting than how they do it nowadays.
Same
I remembered the noise before it even came up
The last game John Madden and Pat Summerhall announced together now they are reunited in heaven
17:37 - Jeff Wilkens makes 50-yard FG
26:57 - Wilkins misses 52-yard FG
34:30 - Ty Law intercepts Kurt Warner and returns it for a TD
47:16 - Ricky Proehl fumbles and Patriots recover
53:38 - Tom Brady throws 8-yard TD pass to David Patten
1:20:17 - Warner is intercepted by Otis Smith
1:24:00 - Adam Vinatieri makes 37-yard FG
1:37:10 - Warner sneaks for 2-yard TD
1:56:24 - Warner throws game-tying 26-yard TD pass to Proehl
1:59:32 - Patriots begin game-winning drive
2:03:56 - Vinatieri makes game-winning FG as time expires
NFL Way to spoil the game for people who haven't seen it. I watched the game when it happened but it's not like I remember every detail. Also it's not the full game because you skipped the National Anthem and halftime show.
June Amarillo The halftime show isn't part of the GAME. Is it the full broadcast? No. However it IS the full game.
June Amarillo did you have to read the comments before watching the video. Here il save you a comment that's a no
NFL Thank You NFL
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“What Tom Brady just did really gave me goosebumps”
He only had one TD (from turnover benefit) in the entire game. Not his best game (until first 4th quarter comeback with a field goal)
@@coachbroncoExactly. He managed the game quite well but he wasn’t yet the Tom Brady that could torch defenses and put up amazing stats, that was still four or five years away. I would’ve given the Super Bowl MVP to Ty Law.
@@johnselwitz5362 I became a Brady fan at the end of the 'tuck rule' snow game. That was the best NFL game I've ever watched. It was one of those games where you don't care who wins...you just want to see a good game.
Birth of a dynasty. End of a era. God Bless you John Madden you will be missed friend
When I think of John madden I watch and think of this game when my patriots beat the rams on the final drive and he said play for overtime and what Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps.
Man, it was a different era. These days, with 1:21 left on the clock at your own 17 yard line, you'd be almost expected as a QB to go for the win.
Brady created that standard. This game is proof
So true! The nfl is so much faster now
I was thinking the same thing!
DealerCamel yea, I mean, in super bowl 49 the Seahawks had 2 minutes and 2 seconds on the clock , and still made it to the endzone. (Well, at the one, because of the pick, but you understand the point.
The drive before the half in SB 49 was with even less time (31 s) - ofc helped with a personal foul call on NE
Adam Vinatieri is the most clutch kicker ever
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Justin Tucker #Clutch #SpecialTeamsMatters don't worry someday you will be in a super bowl
yeah patriots always have good kickers
the patriots recorder guy is the most clutch ever
w1sdom99 awe someones ass hurts
"No team has ever come back from a 10 point deficit in the Superbowl" Check. "There has never been a Superbowl that went into overtime" Check. Same team did both.
and WON both!
In the same game
28…
To 3
Ends 34-28.
I remember that game . Sitting at the edge of my seat watching the impossible
Dont know where you got that no team has come back from 10 points from but the 1987 Redskins came back from 10 to defeat the Broncos.
Who’s here in 2019 getting ready for this rematch?
facts
Hopefully the Rams will get their revenge.
Just like the Eagles did last year.
And the Patriots lose back to back Super Bowls.
I guess anyone who is alive, saw the first matchup, and gives 2 sh!ts about football. next question: is water wet?
Here
😁
I never got to see a John madden game while I was alive but his commentary is legendary and him and pat can call games In the afterlife now rip John rip pat damn good commentators for the game of football may you both Rest In Peace
Rip David Patten, you made clutch plays your whole career, and had one of my favorite plays in sb 36, you will always be remembered and we’ll miss you.
what happened to Patten?
@@thebayareastandout Motorcycle crash.
The best moment of the super bowl wasn’t the game
It was the trophy presentation where a young Brady in disbelief happy putting his hands on his head and shaking it.
Watching that makes me so happy for him and even more glad on what Brady became afterwards
I can't say enough about Adam Vinatieri and his NFL career great man great athlete
53:38 TB throws 8-yard TD pass to David Patten nuff said - An Iconic Touchdown that won't be forgotten - RIP DP #86
Almost over-zip this ball...only one TD in the entire game! Man! Lucky!
I love how the announcers were just so calm about the WINNING OF THE SUPER BOWL. No change in emotion at all
That was honestly just Pat Summerall and John Madden's style. They more so wanted the viewers to take in the moment themselves.
Pat Summerall was probably wasted, as he was throughout his career
Hayden Gray Madden actually kicked ass on that final drive
they had money on the rams lol
Hayden Gray proubly bet money on the rams
The 3 things I like the most about this game were Brady casually putting his arm up and the ball bouncing right into his hand on that last spike, Lonie Paxton running into the end zone and doing a snow angel and the casual, almost nonchalant delivery of the last play by Pat Summerall.
It's funny because he did a snow angel in the playoffs against the raiders during the divisional round while it snowed heavily. I guess he decided to do it even when there isn't snow.
Don't forget the zebras letting the clock run down to 0:00 even though the ball went through the goal posts with three seconds left.
@@OBESPRING1982same thing happened during the Pats first loss in Super Bowl XLII. They ran the clock out and then put one second back on the clock
John Madden commentating at 2:03:30 "What Tom Brady Just Did Gives Me Goosebumps" says it all!!
1:21:32 As a patriots fan, I will never forget this moment
Is it rather weird to say I cried after this game? I was only 8. Jesus I still get the goose bumps just thinking about this god given game
Or the moment when they spied on the Rams practice. Rams were 14 point favorites and mysteriously couldn't score a TD for most of the game. #spygate
@@Crunch_Buttsteak he doesn’t need to find a bridge. anyone who thinks teams don’t try to get an edge to be competitive is living under a bridge
@@Crunch_Buttsteak Grow up wimp 😂. Stop crying floods of water
As a Buccs fan, I'm now watching all these moments and feeling it all. Now I understand why ya'll adore Brady! When I rewatched SB's 46 and 49 I felt the pain of those losses.
I now realize all the greatest Superbowls had two things in common..Brady and the Patriots. Even the ones you lost were Legendary. but for you it must of been the football ride of 3 lifetimes crammed into one.
Those last 5 minutes are INSANE!!! Some serious historic stuff going on.
I love John Madden as a commentator. One of the best voices of the NFL.
Maurice Cain he was the commentator?
TKS Films Yeah Idk for how long but he worked with Al Michaels
Maurice Cain he did super bowl 43 also
Maurice Cain why not Al Michaels or Joe Buck?
Maurice Cain John Madden should be President of the United States.
Anyone here after the championship games
me
Round 2, here we go!
Though, I believe that Brady and Belichick are the only ones still with the Patriots.
I don't think anyone from this Rams team is still with them.
Me
No you’re the only one. Out of the millions of nfl fans you’re the one person who came back to this.
Maybe....
David Patten sadly passed away. He was only 47 and a 3 time superbowl champion with Pats. Thank You David! We will miss you!
How did he pass? So sad
@@mikemorris9902 Car Crash
Motorcycle accident correct
Wow! I didn't know that!
Tom Brady may be the only player still playing from both teams combined even the rookies are probably retired. Now that is incredible!!?
this super bowl game was the happiest day of my life. when my new England patriots won our first super bowl victory against the greatest show on turf st louis rams.and I will remember it to the day I die.go patriots. diehard newenglandpatriots fan
Kurt Warner is my favorite QB of all time. I just love his demeanor.
Brady's first ever Super Bowl was called by Madden and Summerall. That is one hell of an honor.
R.I.P John Madden...........I only wished he was around long enough to see the Super Bowl.
Lucky for him ,this one is skippable. Oh, unless you wanna see Bilge "perform " woooo who da hell don't
@@monolithgeometry3221 , If you don't want to watch , no one is stopping you.
"I only wished he was around long enough to see the Super Bowl" ...What?
@@Idkwhattoput-p2s Madden didn’t live long enough to see the next Super Bowl. It would of been nice if he did.
one of the biggest upsets in super bowl history.
Peezster how
What do you mean how? The Patriots were just 11-5 and one tuck rule away from being eliminated. The Rams were 14-2, had the #1 offense and the #3 defense, by far the best team in the league. Every top 10 super bowl upset list will have this game in their list. NFL.com ranked this game #3 upset of all time
Got to remember that Brady wasn't known as the GOAT back then, but just the kid starting for the first time in his career in 2001 after Bledsoe's injury. No one would've thought that the Pats would come this far this year especially after facing a dangerous Raiders team in the Divisional round.
The Rams were undefeated on the road that year only losing 2 games that season at home they beat the Patriots in the regular season that season. They were the Greatest show on Turf with Warner, Faulk, Holt, and Bruce and in this superbowl against the Patriots. The Patriots defense dominated the Rams offense. This was a upset because the Rams were favored to win and if would've they won this game they would have been a dynasty
TKS Films Looking at betting odds, there have only been 5 instances where a team was favored by double digits in the superbowl and lost. Favre was favored by 11 against Elway and lost. Len Dawson and the Chiefs beat the Purple People Eaters and the Vikings, after the Vikings were favored by 12. The Patriots lost in 2007 to the Giants after being favored by 12. Joe Namath beat the Colts after the Colts were favored by 18. In this game, Warner and the Rams were favored by 14 and lost. According to Vegas, this is the second biggest Superbowl upset ever.
Only one superbowl besides the Joe Namath game had a more lopsided spread than this one, SF vs SD where SF was favored by 18.5 and won by 23.
“What Tom Brady just did gives me goosebumps.”
How many times have we said this since then?
I cannot believe he is still playing and at the level he is!
Hell of a game. Mad respect to the Rams. Having been through Superbowl 42, I know how it feels. Never fun, but it's our defeats which makes winning that much more enjoyable.
CoDWiiPS3Gameplay Well said💯
CoDWiiPS3Gameplay spot on man.
CoDWiiPS3Gameplay Hey great outlook. Seriously. Thanks!
Good for you man; outstanding and good sportsman-like comment. Besides being good, you are also correct....thanks!
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TB12 put it perfectly during a tv special years ago: "great QBs perform well under pressure"
Kurt Warner had he won this SB or the year in Arizona it would have elevated him above many QBS, so underrated. I am a patriots fan btw
R.I.P to legendary NFL commentator and coach John Madden Thank you legend 🙏
Appreciate you and thanks for everything David Patten
And so kids, began the legend of a goat named tom
Tuck rule & Spy gate for the kids. Look up that as well. Scumbag Boston franchise.
there are several NFL franchises with more championships and integrity then the Patsies.
richard gere We're the city of champions. Whos your team?
Hahaha richard used the tuck rule as an excuse!!!! bahaha thats how you know who's a real fan, when people use that excuse.
richard gere lol shut up loser
1st ring of the GOAT's career.
Not even in the same class as Montana or Aikman.
richard gere Aikman? lol
richard gere aikman hahahaha
L Haters will be all kinds of ridiculous
Rodgers is better.
Great Clutch Performance by Brady and Terrific work by that defense. Great job by Vinatieri. Brady did Game manage in this Game but performed unbelievable in the clutch. Great start a becoming a dynasty.
Quite a bookend for Pat Summerall. That Giants Colts game he played -- and this last game as a broadcaster.
It’s amazing there wasn’t another overtime NFL championship nor super bowl that went to overtime for the rest of Pat Summerall’s life after the 1958 game he played in (he died in 2013).
@@bcooney24 Thank you for this information
this was the beginning of a legend, the maximum winner of the Super Bowl Tom Brady, 2002-2004-2005-2015-2017-2019-2021
I’m a lifelong 9ers but not afraid to admit Brady is my favorite player of all time
Oh my God I love the internet Tom Brady was only 23 years old in this game thanks for bringing moments like these back to life
He was 24 actually when super bowl xxxvi was played
The 🐐's story begins.
I’m watching this game after Tom Brady announce his retirement🥲Miss the GOAT 🐐
Anyone here after Tom brady just won his 7th ring 💍 🏆
@nWoWOLFPACfan445 don’t turn your back on the Wolfpac! 🤘
Yea 😃🇬🇧
"But its the refs!"... 20yrs later, that's still the argument. It used to be it's for The Patriots. Now it's for TB12. Their arguments are folding more and more.
Dynasty begins now in Tampa
@@ggwp5309 lol not gonna happen
going to be watching this today for first time since it was live. Tom Brady is the GOAT! this is the first of 5 rings!
Almost 20 years later and Tom Brady is still winning
Kids today won't ever be able to enjoy these 2 . Greatness. R.I.P.
Just watched man in the arena and it brought me here~ about to watch all 9 Brady Super Bowls~ crazy to see receivers w/out gloves on~ crazy to see how physical the game used to be played~
Go pats~
Go brady
Go New England
i like how the first and last SB tom brady was in as a patriot was vs the rams
Rest in peace legends John Madden and Pat Summerall
R.I.P to the legend John Madden🕊
Beginning of a Patriots dynasty that gave us 20 years of excellence is pretty cool.
The Greatest Show on Turf with Warner, Bruce, Holt, and the great Marshal Faulk is absolutely one of the greatest things I've ever watched
But I'm here for the last game called by Madden and Summerall
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. The patriots cheated
The Greatest Show on Turf died this night.
What shouldn’t be forgotten is that this was Madden and Summerall’s last game together. I remember looking forward to hearing these two call the games as a kid. They had great chemistry together.
Buck and Aikman at their best can't match Madden and Summerall at their worst.
This was the final time John Madden/Pat Summerall called a game together.
Crazy.
I wonder what Pats thought was at that moment. Like this is it huh? Its over.
After that lazy ass call of a SB winning kick no wonder it was the end, Summerall sounded like he was asleep and someone just woke him up.
aquateensown 2 Goats 🐐
Brett Reason when he said “touchdown Ricky Phroel” those were 3 of the most beautiful words I have ever heard in my life as a former Rams fan R.I.P Pat
Man. R.I.P. David Patten. Took that news quite hard.
".. they have a young quarterback..." ..haha! Talkin' 'bout Tom!
"What Tom just did.. gave me goosebumps" haha!
Anyone here after brady's 7th superbowl win
this is the first superbowl i remember watching when i was 9 yrs old. glad to see tom brady still doing work!
The Brady era is now officially over :(
But the writing was on the wall this past season, especially his final game against Dallas.
John Madden's last commentary in the Super Bowl was the first Super Bowl win for the Patriots! I'll never forget! R.I.P! 🙏❤️
he did 3 more after this. this was Pat’s final though.
rip john madden the true goat
Thus began the legacy of Tom Brady, a Hall of Fame QB for sure. It shall be a sad day for the world and for sports if he departs this realm too soon. He is The God of the Gridiron.
Who's here after Brady announced his retirement 😢 I'm a raider fan and I'm truly going to miss watching the 🐐 of the NFL sling passes on Sundays. Thank you TB12 ❤
Holy s*** that was amazing Tom Brady's first touchdown pass 2 number 86 receiver David Patten when he jumped over the defender and caught a crazy pass from Tom that was Tom Brady's first and best touchdown pass at the Super Bowl
As much as Tom Brady and Adam Vinateri deserve some credit for winning this game, that Patriots defense seriously deserves over 80% of the credit. Taking on one of the all time greatest, most potent, powerful offenses ever to have played in the NFL. They prepared so much and worked SO HARD to get there, and they did it, they won. And they deserved it.
Teddy Bruschi, Ty Law, Tebucky Jones, Willie McGinest, Mike Vrabel, Lawyer Milloy, Richard Seymour.... Together, they were nearly unstoppable.
Too bad they still don't get the credit they deserve. Neither does Drew Bledsoe. Especially here in New England. He certainly doesn't get a ton of credit because once Tom Brady stepped up, Bledsoe was all but forgotten about and tossed aside. He was an amazing QB in his prime. That's for damn sure.
Your dumb ass knows that claim was completely false, but here you are spouting it anyway. Pathetic hater.
Brian Jenkins stfu you salty ass hater spreading false ass claims
randomname349 tbh we'll never know the true extent. The tapes were destroyed almost immediately by Goodell's orders
AlphaDeltaXray only ppl today forget Bledsoe. He much much appreciated by the fanbase after this win.
AlphaDeltaXray Bellicek and Romeo crennel deserve most of it with the scheme
As a Rams fan, rewatching this hurts man. Pats defense played a hell of a game though vs the best offense of all time.
the 1988-1990 49ers offense was better than the rams...not as explosive but far more consistent and reliable when it mattered most...how many points did the rams score in SB34?nobody held the 89 49ers in check for half a superbowl.
dp233332 Wasnt better but was very good sure.
Austin H define better...that 49ers offense was more consistent and reliable with fewer flaws-they could score more pts/tds against a great defense while committing fewer TOs...How many pts did the rams manage to score during the 99 NFCCG?How many tds did they put up against the Pats defense 2 yrs later in SB36?..They were more prolific, faster at WR, but not as tough or complete, and every WR was a finesse player who couldnt take a Steve Atwater caliber hit without falling down let alone bounce off it and run another 10-20yds into the endzone the way Jerry Rice did during SBXXIV...The stats dont begin to do that team justice and even Jerry Rice's records cant really encapsulate how great he was...Yeah Moss and those speed demons in St Louis could go deep or burn people after the catch, but nobody ran routes better than Rice, nobody was more fearless across the middle or blocked better than he did, 30-50+yds down field springing John Taylor after the catch for 2 50+yd catch and run TDs in the same game...Rice may have been the best football player ever....SB TDs in 3 different decades and 2 different centuries/millennia...
Toughness aside under Head Coach Mike Martz they were quite turnover prone...If you wanna suggest that the 99 Rams were the best offense since Montanas 49ers or from the post Elway NFL in general I wont argue...Id rather have the 99Rams than the 07Pats 04 Colts or 2013-14Broncos because all of them got shut down and beaten in the playoffs, and none of them featured a RB as great as M.Faulk....
dp233332 This is fair. I cant argue Rice was the best WR of all time and one of the best NFL players of all time and I can admit that as a Rams fan. Montana was the most clutch Qb of all time. Your probably right that the 49ers were more consistent and the Rams were more explosive. Faulk was such a matchup nightmare because of his receiving skills. Bruce, Holt, and Hakim were definately not physical receivers which made there careers last longer imo. They werent running through anyone anyway lol. A few factors came into play in this SB though. Warner had a injured thumb and it clearly effected his throws. Also the spygate stuff. At times it did seem like the Pats knew what the Rams were doing. They definitely knew stuff and game planned for them. Im not taking anything away from the Pats but that defense wasnt great but played like it on this day for sure. The Rams did all this before all the rule changes that helped offenses later on (which benefited the Colts,Pats offenses etc moving forward/Pats defense was the reason alot of the newer rules exist lol). Dont forget that Bucs defense the Rams faced lead them to a SB win with freaking Brad Johnson at QB. That team had like 3-4 HOF defensive players on it. (Lynch, Sapp, Brooks, Barber).
dp233332 How do we know what was on those tapes when Goodell destroyed them? Do you believe everything the NFL is telling us? They should have been released to the public. It makes me think the NFL didnt want the public to view those tapes for a reason. Maybe the tapes were nothing but why not just show us if it was nothing? We will never know now so its hard not to speculate as a fan of a team that was possibly effected. The Rams did mismanage Warner and it has effected us with years of losing.
The beginning of Tom Brady’s legacy was also the end of Pat Summeralls legacy! What a game this was!
The background sounds, announcements, and crowd noises are great! We need all stadiums to FULLY OPEN!
First Super Bowl I ever saw. Never realized until now I watched the beginning of a dynasty.
Round 2!! Here we come!
Hard to believe Tom Brady is still playing. This game seems like it was played 100 years ago. He looks like a teenager in this game.
Watching these again as Brady retires. Memories 🥲
he unretired
Okay now you can say he retired
Since Tom Brady announced his retirement today “officially” thought it’s fitting to watch his first ever Super Bowl game. Unbeknownst to me, it’s his rookie year as well. Wow
It happened a few months after 9/11! I never forgot when they announced that they would not introduce the individual's name. They came out as a team! It was fitting for everything to honor the firemen out there, especially in NYC!
This was a legendary performance by the Patriots defense. Historical.
I'm just here to say that the Patriots are SUPER BOWL 53 CHAMPIONS !!! What a dynasty .. Tom Brady really is AMAZING
One thing you can't deny is that all 7 of the Super Bowls that Brady has played in can easily all rank in the top 10 super bowls of all time. Pure entertainment is every single one.
This brings such a tear to my eye. Back then, no one gave the Patriots a chance. The Rams were the envy and power of the NFL, and the Patriots were the biggest punching bag at the time. We choked twice before. But this time, we didn't! We didn't go down so easy and we pulled the miracle that began a Revolution in Boston; a dynasty! And the rest, as they say, is history
GurahkWeavile and now everyone hates the Patriots because they win all da time
GurahkWeavile patriots didnt choke in 1985 and 1996, they just went against superior teams
The Patriots dynasty revived Boston sports after the Celtics playoff run ended. Then the phenomenal 2004 ALCS comeback and Red Sox WS win happened when the Patriots won their third title.
@Jeffrey Smith
Visit yourteamcheats.com to see how literally all 32 NFL teams have past cheating incidents.
Cheating (seeking an advantage by any means) isn't unique to the NE Patriots. It isn't even unique to the NFL - it happens in every professional team in every league on this planet.
@@Mommyandtux LOL
Nothing compares to cheating boston teams.
That #12 on the Patriots looked he had a great future ahead of him....
Love this Super Bowl, two great teams battling it out. Brady was a beast even here. This was commentary was full of knowledge and, at it's best. Great commentary, by John Madden and Pat Summerall.
Patriots are the best team in 21th Century. And it's not even close.
Brady is already in GOAT Conversation. and Bill Belichick probably the best coach of all time(SB ERA)
2PACLosAngeles true they have 6 super bowl appearances won 4 of them and no losing season
Ray Lewis #SugarRay #52hunnit #TheBrickWall
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Chad Dee
You're right, without Brady and Belichick this team will be average at best, maybe they will find another "GOAT" Coach and QB, but to be honest I doubt it.
2PACLosAngeles If Belichick stays with the Browns or Jets 2 of those teams might become a dynasty but good thing you guys had him.
Also the only team in the 21st century with an impressive resume of scandals and accusations of spying on other teams.
WOW, Brady's first ever super bowl pass from the 2 yard line with no room, throws a 20 yard dart to Troy Brown..who'd of thought he would have the most accomplished playoff stats in the history of the NFL back then
Who is here because Tom Brady is playing Rams in Super Bowl 53
stillstabbin1 you know what I meant the patriots vs rams
Me
@J. Perez And it will end after super bowl 53. That's only right.
Yep
+AnthonyGamer510 Fun little tidbit, Pats vs Rams is the FIRST superbowl rematch in NFL history. No other superbowl has been a rematch game.
Hard to believe the Patriots were once a cursed franchise until this game.
I love the graphics and sound effects FOX used back then, they are super cool.
I miss John Madden as an announcer. He was easy to listen to and just wanted to teach people about football, good stuff man.
Yea thats what he was the ultimate teacher... as a coach and an commentator .. watching this made me miss his football knowledge and the ability to explain it so easily and quickly during the game after each play... Romo is probably closest ive seen so far in terms of overall knowledge of the game but he tends to really only look from a quarterbacks or offensive players perspective which makes sense .. madden knew the ins and outs and everything in between about football
I was so drunk during this Super Bowl. I don't remember any of these plays.
1:59:25 "The Pats with this field position and no timeouts you have to just run the clock and go for overtime" WRONG LOL
Tom Brady even back then didn't look like he was in a hurry on that last drive he have always looked super cool in the last 2 mins but what the hell was they doing giving up a 17-3 lead in the 4th
@@jameshall9873 The defense ran out of gas. They were on the field almost the entire second half. The Patriots offense couldn't move the ball at all.
KHayes666 this ^
Glad That This Was John's Last SB! Lord, He Was A Great Announcer! Not!😂
I never noticed this until I got much older to grab to watch a rerun game today. Man! Did he say that? (Was it Madden's voice? I'm deaf, btw)
Always good to hear Summer all and Madden!
A 24 year old Brady he was definitely more on the “game manager” side in this Super Bowl but his composure this early into his career is what’s made him the goat we see to this day
sounds like what mac is right now
Brady' s look at 2:00:28 - that guy is a monster.
🤣🤣🤣🤣. The patriots cheated.
@@chardiemacdennis7218 bozo
Thanks for posting this! I love re watching the difference between BB and TBs decision making then vs. 16 years later. I love how they kept announcing how there was never an OT in the superbowl history, knowing that the Patriots accomplished this 15 years later.
Patrick Mahomes was like 7 years old when this happened
Diet Bleach 5 inteserting enough
Diet Bleach Also Jared Goff, keep in mind that JG16 grew up in SF, home of the 49ers, and TB12 was also from SF, so you can imagine 7 year old Jared Goff be like “mwommy, the wams are that bad guys”
Diet Bleach he was actually 6
Captain Fangle *6
Who’s that?
Feels a lot like 2001. Superbowl 53 here we come!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
And asor announced by tomo romo
and we won!
Man, this is the first Super Bowl I remember watching, 20 years later and Brady is *still* playing in the Super Bowl. What a run.