Only Eli Manning would have a mediocre career overall, known for his interceptions and weird faces, but also be the clutchest guy on the field for 8 playoff games and become a two-time champion and Super Bowl MVP over Tom Brady and the Patriots
@@rogerpope9948 much like Ryan Tannehill is all the sudden a good QB without Adam Gase, Eli was clutch because he was handed the two minute drill and Kevin Gilbride was no longer calling plays at that point. Everytime that happened Eli flew. Gilbride had the most vanilla offense ever with his aggressively consistent first down off tackle run play. Eli in his prime was great as evidence by the fact that every time he was given play calling ability the Giants O marched. They don't win any Super Bowls without him. Period.
The only bad thing about this play is Joe Buck's call. He sounds like he's reading his grocery list, not calling one of the wildest plays in NFL history.
Hes said before he thought he dropped it at first, and his lack of response was him realizing the catch was made in real time I think the Buress call makes up for it.
They also didn't mention that he dropped EVERY. SINGLE. PASS. in practice the day before, like to the point where the other receivers were trying to console him and say they were "sure he'd still get to play at all"
Grant Maurer he almost dropped this one too, he didn’t put both hands up he had to pin that to his helmet. His helmet. What a rediculous play by a rediculous player
TheGodYouWishYouKnew I think criticizing is the wrong word. More just amazed that a player of Tyree’s level caught such a tough pass in one of the biggest NFL moments of all time
Imagine having a chance to be the voice of the moment where a team goes 19-0 and wins the super bowl.....and this bumbling stumbling idiot throws a Hail Mary into the middle of the field and then.......so I can understand why He wasn’t that enthusiastic
I got a chance to talk to him once, and he says he always tries to stay reserved in moments like this in case it ends up getting broken up or he misread they play. I think he is a fantastic announcer
Captain_E10 i agree, I like his style a lot, and besides, in this moment he had no way of knowing (and perhaps no reason to think) the Giants were going to continue on for a TD, and he would’ve been far from the only one who couldn’t tell what the hell just happened before the Jumbotron replayed it.
As lucky as this throw and catch was, Eli would do it again to the Patriots 4 years later in another Super Bowl with one of the best throws and catch in NFL history.
Still don't understand why Rodney Harrison doesn't be himself n just blow tyree up there. No way he holds on to that if Harrison pops him instead of playing the ball
- I never cared for Eli. BUT the man beat Tom Brady TWICE....in the Superbowl. Brady has 7 rings to his name and one of the greatest comebacks in the Superbowl against ATL, but ELI freakin' Manning beat the Pats and Brady TWICE in the Superbowl. HOW! Eli is in the Hall of Very Good but in the Superbowl? He's at least a 3rd round HOFer.
@@MPHswayze What do you mean "they don't show holding in catch replays?" Who is "they?" And the craziest part of the play is the helmet catch so of course they're going to focus on that. Are you stupid? Also that's probably not true anyways, I'm sure they've shown Eli escaping the sack more than once in highlight replays. You're just another big baby conspiracy theorist crying because you didn't like the outcome of a football game. Grow up
Easily the best NFL play of all time. So much history wrapped up into it. No play has ever meant so much as this one had. David versus Goliath and true to fashion done in such an immaculate way.
Maningham's was a better throw and maybe even a better catch but I still can't deny that when I rewatch Tyree's catch it gives me chills like no other ever has or ever will
@@Josh-ys4br you’re probably right, but just everything surrounding the tyree play was legendary.. it wasn’t even so much that it was such a great play, but that it was such a miraculous play.. the fact the patriots were undefeated, Manning should’ve been sacked and the game should’ve been over but somehow the stars all aligned and a legit miracle happened lol
Honestly I think the tuck rule, although not as dramatic, was the greatest moment in football history due to its deciding which franchise would become the dynasty of the 2000s and for setting the precedent of nfl rules, refereeing, and the genesis of the Instant Replay in sports.
It's easy to say that now but imagine if he flipped out and Tyree dropped it. Sure it's kinda cringe that he didn't immediately get excited over one of the biggest plays of the 2000's but it'd also be cringe if he celebrated an incomplete pass
Yes! Though it is not a VCR, it's an honest to god rewinder. For you younguns, back in the day, you had separate devices specifically to rewind tapes. And 'tapes' were like youtube but different
Secret Base and if you didn’t rewind a rental before returning, you could have a fee applied to your Blockbuster account that was charged against your next rental.
@Kyiv Frederick He's just dispassionately describing what happens, there's no sense of excitement or suspense. This was an incredible moment in superbowl history but he reports it as if he's announcing any other catch. Has done the same thing on numerous other occasions.
I watched this game in a weird nightclub in Florence, Italy. My buddy who I was with was from Jersey, and was so excited about this win that he ninja kicked a street sign as we walked home at like 4 AM. I was never able to find that nightclub ever again, it, like the Giants winning that game, was like a surreal dream.
This was my first memory of sports in general, watching this super bowl with a family of Giants fans and be so excited by that catch that I beat the ground with a stick for no reason in particular.
@@NickKrishnan yeah you can say that but it 's just different imo 2007 giants 2015 broncos 2016 falcons (even tho he slowly but surely diced them up) they truely got d line pressure on brady. made him look like a little kid
The Greatest Memory I will forever have in Sports, Winning this Superbowl meant everything to me. To this day I've never been more proud of any of my teams like I was of the 07-08 NY Football Giants.
I remember when the Giants barely lost to the pats in the last game of season I predicted that the Giants would get to the Superbowl and beat the Patriots and won a bunch of sodas lol
I remember some folks on the radio at the time saying the Giants had what looked like a dialed back playbook for week 17, because that game did not matter to them on the grand scheme of things.
@@michaelchan4479 I remember that too and you had to think even with a dialed back playbook they nearly did what no other team did that year with full playbooks
@@keithharper1470 Big blue ALSO pulled the partly injured starting OL and DL in the 4th quarter of that game... Giants were up in the 4th quarter and they CLEARLY took their foot off the gas... After that game i said something like, " Ok, see you soon, NE..."
Not mentioned here: The Giants and Patriots did meet up in a Week 17 matchup where the Giants lead at halftime. The Giants would lose a very close game but they already knew what the Pats were capable of heading into the SB. I felt that could've been very useful info to know.
“In 2007 they surrounded him with talent, an undrafted not yet known as a miracle story slot receiver and a goat receiver who had just come off his worst season ever” Great analysis! 👍🏻
This was one of the greatest cinderella stories I ever had the honors of witnessing. I remember the dallas game, and i remember the packers game thinking they were gonna get crushed. After the packers game I knew they had a shot but c'mon. Everyone in the world thought the 2007 pats team would go on to be the greatest team that ever lived.... In the great words of kanye west I guess we'll never know
There are a lot of life lessons to take out of this season. Disclaimer-Im a Giant fan, and this run was the best thing Ive ever seen one of my teams do, easy. So I had a front row seat, I can remember every game all year. Nobody thought, but for the team itself and the diehards, that they would ever get past Dallas, I can tell you that. And then what happened in Green Bay, to this...absolutely monumental. With the ability of hindsight, it was the doubt going into the season, the losses, the 4INT game against the Vikings, the 38-35 loss week 17; it was the adversity the team overcame to do this that blows me away and really motivates me in my life to this day.
I remember thinking the same thing about Dallas; they were going to send the G Men home. The impact of beating that Packers team gets lost sometimes but you hit the nail on the head- incredibly momentous to say the least!
I think you understate the importance of the Week 17 game to the Giants' win. They had an idea of what would work against the Patriots, they tried it, and it almost worked. They fine-tuned their plan and it kept them in striking position for this moment.
An absolutely glorious and beautiful moment. I would've mentioned that Tyree's moment was even more improbable considering that in the last practice before the game he couldn't catch the clap in an 1800s brothel.
He got it together in the game itself. He caught three passes. The first was nothing special, but then near the beginning of the fourth quarter he caught a touchdown pass. And then, of course, the Helmet Catch. His last two passes were the most impactful passes he ever caught in his career, and without them the Giants would not have won. Just like the rest of the team, Tyree peaked at just the right time.
I have been waiting SO LONG for this video! I will always cherish the memory of watching this game with my dad, almost jumping through the ceiling together when it was all over. I do gotta say, I don't know that the way you covered their playoff run really did it justice.. I mean, I remember watching the pregame shows all the way back to the Wild Card round at Tampa, NOBODY was picking us to win, and we won them all, on the ROAD no less. But, I could just be nit-picking. Overall great video, thank you all a bunch for finally making this!
My god, I always forget how boring and uninterested Joe Buck sounds on that call until I hear it again. Shame that such a historic moment has such flaccid commentary.
As a Colts fan, I was rooting for Peyton's younger brother. We already had our championship; it was Eli's turn. Oh, and the Patriots were our big rivals, which made this victory even sweeter.
I was living in NJ at the time. Just came home from work to my roommates watching this game. I walked in to see Eli break away and toss to Tyree then watched Plaxico catch the winner. It was like the entire state exploded in cheers.
Eli/Peyton is my example to people of how “clutch” does not equal “good”. Eli could be clutch in huge moments, but overall he was just a slightly-above-average QB. Meanwhile Peyton was great, but he was rarely clutch.
I've been waiting for this one as a huge New York Football Giants fan, thank you guys for all your hard work and great insight into these amazing sport memories.
These Giants were incredible. When they upset Favre’s Packers in that freezer of a game I had a feeling they might get it done. Unbelievable super bowl and once again, great video!
Stoked to see this covered! I remember screaming at a TV in Nola during Mardi Gras because i wanted to see a perfect season. Also, always excited for a Clara video, she's got great delivery!
You should rewind Chris Paul's shot over Tim Duncan to sink the Spurs in the 1st round. Chris Paul's injured hamstring adds another layer as well. Also, Tim Duncan's retirement only a year later. Also, if I can get a heart from Secret Base, that would be extra neat ( if you guys wanna do this Rewinder).
Also, DON'T forget Brady laughing before the game "Oh we're only going to score 24 points... right!" The cocky bullshit was soooo great to see him eat those words!!!
Surprised that you didn't talk about their Week 17 Matchup that year, I think it definitely adds to the lore. Giants didn't have to beat NE but they tried their hardest to give them their first loss. Five weeks later they would get the job done.
I remember that the NFL and their partner networks scrambled to get that game broadcasted on basic cable because it was originally only on the NFL network. Was on NBC IIRC, though that could be wrong. Anyways nobody expected it to be much of a game and a lot of folks figured "why bother" for getting the game to air for everybody but they tuned in anyways "just to see history" and then that game went down to the final two minutes. Wasn't the closest regular season game the Pats had that year, that goes to the Baltimore Ravens, but it was damn close.
As a hardcore Patriot hater, this was game that made jump for joy and run and to the street celebrating, then a couple of years later we got a encore game.. Ah good times. Thank you New York Giants. -Denver fan.
David Tyree , the pride of Syracuse University football.Tom Coughlin is a Syracuse guy too , I think that's part of the reason why Tyree was able to stick around that season and it payed off big time
Eli Manning was the most average quarterback you could ever hope to see. Unless it was a big game and everything was on the line, and then he was even better than his brother.
Speaking of underdog stories, I would love to see a rewind of Aleksandr Karelin's loss to Rulon Gardner in the 2000 Olympics Gold Medal Wrestling match. Coming into that match, Karelin's only competitive loss was in the 1987 USSR Wrestling Championships. Karelin had already announced he would retire following the 2000 Olympics, and if he got this one last win, he would retire undefeated in international competition, having won 3 Olympics (soon to be 4), 9 World Championships, and 12 European Championships, and having never lost a single competitive international wrestling match going back to his debut 1987. Rulon Gardner was unheard of coming into the 2000 Olympics. It was one of the greatest upsets in the history of sports.
That title says it all. It's about damn time this Rewinder was posted. I watched the whole game on NFL's TH-cam channel and this was insane. I still can't believe Tyree made that catch and he was bad all day in the previous practice and was a special teams player, amazing! I hope you guys do the Minneapolis Miracle and Kawhi Leonard's Game 7 buzzer beater. Those would be great. Keep making great content Secret Base 🤐
I love that the "Poor decision-maker. Not a leader. Not a big-game player. Not Peyton." is from an article that game out after he won the Super Bowl, not before, like this video seems to insinuate.
I don't know if it's too soon to request or not, but a rewinder of Brayden Point's 5OT game winner would be a pretty cool video to do a rewinder on. I know it was only a first round playoff series, but the fact that the first game in the long awaited rematch between the Blue Jackets and Lightning went to a 5th overtime was the shot in the arm the Lightning needed to make the deep playoff push that they're currently on. Just a year prior, they had one of the best regular seasons ever seen in the NHL, and then they got IMMEDIATELY swept by the Blue Jackets. The context and history is there for a pretty good episode of rewinder
That was the best Interpretation of the helmet catch I have ever heard! You make me proud to come out of the closet and pronounce my love of the NY Giants! I may even start watching them again! Thanks for saving my Sundays!
This isn't just regular Eli, this is
A D V A N C E D E L I
Aiden Rae thought they were going to Peyton
Clutch Eli
Only Eli Manning would have a mediocre career overall, known for his interceptions and weird faces, but also be the clutchest guy on the field for 8 playoff games and become a two-time champion and Super Bowl MVP over Tom Brady and the Patriots
ELIte Eli
@@rogerpope9948 much like Ryan Tannehill is all the sudden a good QB without Adam Gase, Eli was clutch because he was handed the two minute drill and Kevin Gilbride was no longer calling plays at that point. Everytime that happened Eli flew. Gilbride had the most vanilla offense ever with his aggressively consistent first down off tackle run play. Eli in his prime was great as evidence by the fact that every time he was given play calling ability the Giants O marched. They don't win any Super Bowls without him. Period.
The only bad thing about this play is Joe Buck's call. He sounds like he's reading his grocery list, not calling one of the wildest plays in NFL history.
Hes said before he thought he dropped it at first, and his lack of response was him realizing the catch was made in real time
I think the Buress call makes up for it.
Aiden Rae Not really, any Announcer could’ve made that Buress call
Well that's like... your opinion, man.
Mike breen should dub the footage over with a couple bangs.
Andrew Lewis lol who could listen at that call and honestly say “He did a great job”
Something that gets forgotten about this moment is that this was David Tyree's last NFL reception.
They also didn't mention that he dropped EVERY. SINGLE. PASS. in practice the day before, like to the point where the other receivers were trying to console him and say they were "sure he'd still get to play at all"
Grant Maurer he almost dropped this one too, he didn’t put both hands up he had to pin that to his helmet. His helmet. What a rediculous play by a rediculous player
Jake Graham what ridiculous spelling by a ridiculous person
Jake Graham You’re criticizing Tyree for this play? I just want to make sure I have this right.
TheGodYouWishYouKnew I think criticizing is the wrong word. More just amazed that a player of Tyree’s level caught such a tough pass in one of the biggest NFL moments of all time
Joe Buck called one of the best catches in history, in a Super Bowl, like he was trying not to wake someone up
Imagine having a chance to be the voice of the moment where a team goes 19-0 and wins the super bowl.....and this bumbling stumbling idiot throws a Hail Mary into the middle of the field and then.......so I can understand why He wasn’t that enthusiastic
I'll never understand that hate for Buck. I love the dude. So many memories are associated with his voice.
I got a chance to talk to him once, and he says he always tries to stay reserved in moments like this in case it ends up getting broken up or he misread they play. I think he is a fantastic announcer
Captain_E10 i agree, I like his style a lot, and besides, in this moment he had no way of knowing (and perhaps no reason to think) the Giants were going to continue on for a TD, and he would’ve been far from the only one who couldn’t tell what the hell just happened before the Jumbotron replayed it.
Okay to his credit, he’s listened to feedback, his call on the Minneapolis Miracle was excellent
As lucky as this throw and catch was, Eli would do it again to the Patriots 4 years later in another Super Bowl with one of the best throws and catch in NFL history.
Still don't understand why Rodney Harrison doesn't be himself n just blow tyree up there. No way he holds on to that if Harrison pops him instead of playing the ball
- I never cared for Eli. BUT the man beat Tom Brady TWICE....in the Superbowl. Brady has 7 rings to his name and one of the greatest comebacks in the Superbowl against ATL, but ELI freakin' Manning beat the Pats and Brady TWICE in the Superbowl.
HOW! Eli is in the Hall of Very Good but in the Superbowl? He's at least a 3rd round HOFer.
I'm genuinely surprised that they haven't covered this yet.
Same goes for Patrick Kane's Cup winning goal in 2010
@@felixmalamud5022 lol both of those are things I wish that didn't happen. That and throw in Liverpool 2005.
Also the single that won the 1991 World Series
@JTR they should definitely do the 05 Champions League final
Hadn't*
Incredibly impressive but overshadowed by the catch, is Eli Manning having to Houdini his way out of a sack
Multiple uncalled holding penalties on the Giants O Line didn't hurt.
@@stevejohnson2052 they literally didn't show the aerial camera or the end camera because it showed clear holding. NFL is WWE though
@@MPHswayze They could call holding on every play you big baby. Are you seriously blaming the refs for the Pats losing this xD
@@David-sl6xf 🥅 s moving huh? They literally don't show Eli throwing the ball in helmet catch replays. It's the worst holding no-call in NFL history
@@MPHswayze What do you mean "they don't show holding in catch replays?" Who is "they?" And the craziest part of the play is the helmet catch so of course they're going to focus on that. Are you stupid? Also that's probably not true anyways, I'm sure they've shown Eli escaping the sack more than once in highlight replays. You're just another big baby conspiracy theorist crying because you didn't like the outcome of a football game. Grow up
"I mean she loses her shoe...as an adult" 😂
Washlaq writers for this channel are seriously underrated
Omg i loved that quote
Being a giants fan, This easily could have been the greatest sports moment I’ve witnessed in my lifetime
Easily the best NFL play of all time. So much history wrapped up into it. No play has ever meant so much as this one had. David versus Goliath and true to fashion done in such an immaculate way.
Maningham's was a better throw and maybe even a better catch but I still can't deny that when I rewatch Tyree's catch it gives me chills like no other ever has or ever will
@@Josh-ys4br you’re probably right, but just everything surrounding the tyree play was legendary.. it wasn’t even so much that it was such a great play, but that it was such a miraculous play.. the fact the patriots were undefeated, Manning should’ve been sacked and the game should’ve been over but somehow the stars all aligned and a legit miracle happened lol
Honestly I think the tuck rule, although not as dramatic, was the greatest moment in football history due to its deciding which franchise would become the dynasty of the 2000s and for setting the precedent of nfl rules, refereeing, and the genesis of the Instant Replay in sports.
“No one wants to collect DNA from poo”
Odell 👀
Allegedly
LMAO
The joe buck call ruined the whole video
PelchLuke DID YOU KNOW JUAN SOTO WAS ONLY 20 YEARS OLD IN HIS FIRST WORLD SERIES?!
Hunter Wylie bro WHAT
One day we're going to learn that Joe Buck is on medication for some chronic condition, which is why he's all but incapable of sounding excited.
He hates all New York teams
It's easy to say that now but imagine if he flipped out and Tyree dropped it. Sure it's kinda cringe that he didn't immediately get excited over one of the biggest plays of the 2000's but it'd also be cringe if he celebrated an incomplete pass
The one question ive had this entire series:
Does that car VCR actually work still?
Yes! Though it is not a VCR, it's an honest to god rewinder. For you younguns, back in the day, you had separate devices specifically to rewind tapes. And 'tapes' were like youtube but different
@@SecretBaseSBN like youtube but different, that's funny!
Secret Base and if you didn’t rewind a rental before returning, you could have a fee applied to your Blockbuster account that was charged against your next rental.
@@SecretBaseSBN Who owned it originally? Or was it purchased for the purpose of using it in these videos?
Secret Base what does that even mean
“Its about damn time”
for sure!
....And all to be blown away by the appalling voice making the video impossibile to view anyway.
@@dusk6159 Clara is my crush
I remember reading an article the next day titled “19 and O no” and thought it was the funniest thing.
That catch man…like his Mom came down From heaving and pushed it against his helmet for a seconds as he fell 4 feet onto his back. Incredible.
Joe Buck ruins awesome moments like this
He’s much better now but yeah during this era he ruined a lot of iconic moments
Artie Lange did a good job of ripping his show apart on hbo
That is a disgusting act by Randy Moss
@Kyiv Frederick He's just dispassionately describing what happens, there's no sense of excitement or suspense. This was an incredible moment in superbowl history but he reports it as if he's announcing any other catch. Has done the same thing on numerous other occasions.
David F DIGGS SIDELINE TOUCHDOWN UNBELIEVABLE. VIKINGS WIN IT.
I watched this game in a weird nightclub in Florence, Italy. My buddy who I was with was from Jersey, and was so excited about this win that he ninja kicked a street sign as we walked home at like 4 AM. I was never able to find that nightclub ever again, it, like the Giants winning that game, was like a surreal dream.
This was my first memory of sports in general, watching this super bowl with a family of Giants fans and be so excited by that catch that I beat the ground with a stick for no reason in particular.
Of course Joe Buck ruins one of the greatest moments in NFL history with a monotone call
And it is caught by Tyree.
He said that he wasn’t sure if it was a catch or not so his call wasn’t the most exciting, but the buress td makes up for it
@@smoothtravv but still, gotta say like "oh my gosh is that a catch?!"
Jafry Maly Pressure from the edge..eli still on his feet, grass is still green, the sun came out today 🥴🥴
I know he shoulda screamed as loud as possible, did a dance in the booth, while spouting lame overdone catchphrases!
Tom Brady losing a super bowl due to defensive line pressure?
Huh, that won't happen twice in a lifetime............
bradys kryptonite is an elite pash rush who knew
it really didn't. he diced the 2012 giants up and definetly the 2018 eagles. Just bad mental mistakes by him or recicevrs lost that
@@jamalharris8363 tbf it was DL line pressure that sealed the eagles' victory when graham made the strip sack
@@NickKrishnan yeah you can say that but it 's just different imo 2007 giants 2015 broncos 2016 falcons (even tho he slowly but surely diced them up) they truely got d line pressure on brady. made him look like a little kid
Jamal Harris yeah that’s true I agree
The Greatest Memory I will forever have in Sports, Winning this Superbowl meant everything to me. To this day I've never been more proud of any of my teams like I was of the 07-08 NY Football Giants.
I remember when the Giants barely lost to the pats in the last game of season I predicted that the Giants would get to the Superbowl and beat the Patriots and won a bunch of sodas lol
I remember some folks on the radio at the time saying the Giants had what looked like a dialed back playbook for week 17, because that game did not matter to them on the grand scheme of things.
@@michaelchan4479 I remember that too and you had to think even with a dialed back playbook they nearly did what no other team did that year with full playbooks
@@keithharper1470 just shows how crazy their pass rush was
that even belichick couldn't slow down
I remember that game, too. I remember where I was and who I was with. I knew we had a chance.
@@keithharper1470 Big blue ALSO pulled the partly injured starting OL and DL in the 4th quarter of that game... Giants were up in the 4th quarter and they CLEARLY took their foot off the gas... After that game i said something like, " Ok, see you soon, NE..."
WE LIKE SPORTS
YESSSS AND FUMBLE DIMENSION
But do we care who knows?
From shooting hoops, to the Super Bowl
We like you kofie :)
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No one but Giants fans will ever understand the pure, raw, fully intoxicating joy that team made possible.
The New York Football Giantkillers.
Not mentioned here:
The Giants and Patriots did meet up in a Week 17 matchup where the Giants lead at halftime. The Giants would lose a very close game but they already knew what the Pats were capable of heading into the SB. I felt that could've been very useful info to know.
That was the day I became a NY Giants fan. This team was the most underdog story ever
“In 2007 they surrounded him with talent, an undrafted not yet known as a miracle story slot receiver and a goat receiver who had just come off his worst season ever” Great analysis! 👍🏻
As a patriots fan, this really hurts but it's also about time you covered this. Tyree deserves more credit than he gets.
The greatest moment of my childhood as a Giants fan, this whole story is everything I love about sports.
This was one of the greatest cinderella stories I ever had the honors of witnessing. I remember the dallas game, and i remember the packers game thinking they were gonna get crushed. After the packers game I knew they had a shot but c'mon. Everyone in the world thought the 2007 pats team would go on to be the greatest team that ever lived.... In the great words of kanye west I guess we'll never know
"Nobody's perfect, that's the rule."
'72 dolphins "ExCuSe mE!?!?!"
I was combing the comments for this
@Hector Rodriguez Dolphins were that lone loss on that 85 Bears team.
They can’t let anyone be perfect
this made me cry, and not cause i'm a pats fan, cause i'm a giants fan and this was one of the greatest moments i've witnessed i sports ever
As a lifelong Giants fan, I will remember that catch for the rest of my life.
As a Giants fan about to clock in for work .. thank you.
Almost reminds me of this song.. what yall think?
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Now This is one way to start off your day right
Same
As a Patriot fan, this hurts! The Greatest team not to win the Super Bowl! But, all respect to the Giants and enjoy yourself at work! ✊🏾🥴🏈
@@QMckoy how would that hurt you have won SIX
guess how many my team has? NONE. not to mention ever even BEEN to a super bowl
As a patriots fan I can definitely say I cried the whole time
Being a bandwagon fan can hurt
Good
Good you damn bandwagon cheater
No body’s perfect no one will ever be perfect
Good
Dude, I love Clara's narration/commentary, her deadpan delivery and sarcasm are the best.
“Good Night and Good Game” is such a great way to close the video too!!
There are a lot of life lessons to take out of this season. Disclaimer-Im a Giant fan, and this run was the best thing Ive ever seen one of my teams do, easy. So I had a front row seat, I can remember every game all year. Nobody thought, but for the team itself and the diehards, that they would ever get past Dallas, I can tell you that. And then what happened in Green Bay, to this...absolutely monumental. With the ability of hindsight, it was the doubt going into the season, the losses, the 4INT game against the Vikings, the 38-35 loss week 17; it was the adversity the team overcame to do this that blows me away and really motivates me in my life to this day.
The Road Warriors they were called. The only folks capable of beating them were angry New Yorkers.
I remember thinking the same thing about Dallas; they were going to send the G Men home. The impact of beating that Packers team gets lost sometimes but you hit the nail on the head- incredibly momentous to say the least!
"With momentum behind them the Giants politely moved out of the way and let the momentum pass them by." I died.
At long last: the play that this series was meant for :)
I think you understate the importance of the Week 17 game to the Giants' win. They had an idea of what would work against the Patriots, they tried it, and it almost worked. They fine-tuned their plan and it kept them in striking position for this moment.
Now this as a giants fan just made my day
An absolutely glorious and beautiful moment. I would've mentioned that Tyree's moment was even more improbable considering that in the last practice before the game he couldn't catch the clap in an 1800s brothel.
He got it together in the game itself. He caught three passes. The first was nothing special, but then near the beginning of the fourth quarter he caught a touchdown pass. And then, of course, the Helmet Catch.
His last two passes were the most impactful passes he ever caught in his career, and without them the Giants would not have won. Just like the rest of the team, Tyree peaked at just the right time.
Secret Base single-handedly fighting the pandemic bare handed 🖤
They should probably have gloves for that sort of thing.
I have been waiting SO LONG for this video! I will always cherish the memory of watching this game with my dad, almost jumping through the ceiling together when it was all over.
I do gotta say, I don't know that the way you covered their playoff run really did it justice.. I mean, I remember watching the pregame shows all the way back to the Wild Card round at Tampa, NOBODY was picking us to win, and we won them all, on the ROAD no less. But, I could just be nit-picking.
Overall great video, thank you all a bunch for finally making this!
Lewis Hamilton's last lap championship winning pass deserves a DEEP rewind! (Brazil Grand Prix - 2008
pls no :(
@@dominicmako4649 Tifoso, Brazillian, or both?
Yes
It would be cool of they covered motor sports
Chris Floyd facts I stopped watching this rn to go watch ps1
Watching this again for 99 times because I love the Giants. But I gotta say, love your voice!
"But even Cinderella isn't that great. I mean, she lost her shoe. As an adult." Idk why but this had me dieing lol
bruh did u really just spell dying wrong
Dan Patrick deserves some props; he predicted a Giants win on Letterman that week.
Patriots video crew didn't film that helmet catch in practice...
@bruhhh We get it, you like patriot meat. But we all know that those articles are BS
My god, I always forget how boring and uninterested Joe Buck sounds on that call until I hear it again. Shame that such a historic moment has such flaccid commentary.
Il Exile lI I know, I wished it was someone would freak out not just say oh wow he caught it
sounds like the man just had too much lean and couldnt comprehend what was happening
I remember seeing this live. As a Giants fan, it’s always good seeing Tom Brady taken down a peg by Big Blue.
After 06 the Manning bros were his nightmare.
As a Colts fan, I was rooting for Peyton's younger brother. We already had our championship; it was Eli's turn. Oh, and the Patriots were our big rivals, which made this victory even sweeter.
I was living in NJ at the time. Just came home from work to my roommates watching this game. I walked in to see Eli break away and toss to Tyree then watched Plaxico catch the winner.
It was like the entire state exploded in cheers.
Eli is the opposite of Peyton... Just infuriating and always coming up short in the regular season but dominating the playoffs. Lol
Eli/Peyton is my example to people of how “clutch” does not equal “good”. Eli could be clutch in huge moments, but overall he was just a slightly-above-average QB. Meanwhile Peyton was great, but he was rarely clutch.
SynRequiem if peyton had the defense eli did-in the division eli was in-peyton wins 5 superbowls at least
And yet Peyton has as many rings and has been to twice as many Super Bowls... hmmmmmm
SynRequiem but isn’t performing in big moments the most important thing in sports?
Buddy Fats who is a better PF, robert horry or tim duncan?
By far my favorite super bowl as a fan, my dad would’ve loved this video. Thank you for making it!
*Sees notification*
*Instantly knows this one’s gonna hurt*
I've been waiting for this one as a huge New York Football Giants fan, thank you guys for all your hard work and great insight into these amazing sport memories.
i was thinking “wow someone snatched sbnation’s idea!” but then i remembered lol
My uncle won thousands of dollars because he made a bet at a casino right before the 07' season that the Giants would win the Super Bowl.
These Giants were incredible. When they upset Favre’s Packers in that freezer of a game I had a feeling they might get it done. Unbelievable super bowl and once again, great video!
nobody upsets s favre team better than favre himself especially in high leverage games
Here's an idea for a untitled episode. Wes welker. Went to three superbowls with Brady and peyton manning and didnt win any
Stoked to see this covered! I remember screaming at a TV in Nola during Mardi Gras because i wanted to see a perfect season. Also, always excited for a Clara video, she's got great delivery!
You should rewind Chris Paul's shot over Tim Duncan to sink the Spurs in the 1st round. Chris Paul's injured hamstring adds another layer as well. Also, Tim Duncan's retirement only a year later. Also, if I can get a heart from Secret Base, that would be extra neat ( if you guys wanna do this Rewinder).
agreed
Yes for sure and a reminder about the ginaobli block or Tim Duncan and his dreads
@@comedychrises Fair enough, but still an awesome moment
@@comedychrises I changed my wording to include the fact that it didn't (fully) mark the end to their dynasty.
He did not "end the dynasty" lol. That's dumb
Also, DON'T forget Brady laughing before the game "Oh we're only going to score 24 points... right!" The cocky bullshit was soooo great to see him eat those words!!!
As a Giants fan, I definitely have PTSD from this game. Great win, greatest birthday gift ever.
About time! I've been waiting forever for this rewind. Thank you so much!
Corporate needs you to find the difference between this picture and this picture
2007 Patriots, 2016 Warriors
"They're the same picture"
Very well made video, great memories. I was screaming in my little student room. Thanks you Giants !!!
Perhaps the greatest one-hit wonder in the history of sports.
Talking about Tyree, of course. Because four years later, the Giants would do it again to the Patriots.
This is the team I learned to love football watching. This was a lot of fun to watch! Love advanced Eli haha.
18-1
@@bmcfonzie 18-1 spygate deflate gate afc least gate spygate 2.0 "do your job" gate 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My favorite record
@Tewari Crescent What the hell?
@Tewari Crescent What's with the emoji spam?
@Tewari Crescent Whatever man.
was a Pats fan at the time (not now thank god I grew out of it) but a guy like David Tyree earns so much respect from me. the Underdog of underdogs
That announcer's response to the helmet catch has 0 energy
The heart beat at the beginning 🤣🤣🤣🤣 legendary
Surprised that you didn't talk about their Week 17 Matchup that year, I think it definitely adds to the lore. Giants didn't have to beat NE but they tried their hardest to give them their first loss. Five weeks later they would get the job done.
I remember that the NFL and their partner networks scrambled to get that game broadcasted on basic cable because it was originally only on the NFL network. Was on NBC IIRC, though that could be wrong. Anyways nobody expected it to be much of a game and a lot of folks figured "why bother" for getting the game to air for everybody but they tuned in anyways "just to see history" and then that game went down to the final two minutes. Wasn't the closest regular season game the Pats had that year, that goes to the Baltimore Ravens, but it was damn close.
As a hardcore Patriot hater, this was game that made jump for joy and run and to the street celebrating, then a couple of years later we got a encore game.. Ah good times. Thank you New York Giants.
-Denver fan.
Watching this play will never get old. A dagger through the heart of the Patriots perfect season 😂 😆
David Tyree , the pride of Syracuse University football.Tom Coughlin is a Syracuse guy too , I think that's part of the reason why Tyree was able to stick around that season and it payed off big time
All of the Brady Patriots' super bowl games have been close. Pretty crazy
Just simply a great TH-cam channel. Seriously good content.
I literally screamed yes so loud my mom has a headache, I feel kinda bad
Imagine a world where the pats were 19 and 0, I would have had to leave the planet.
I will go to my grave thinking the only person on this earth who would’ve been able to throw that kind of pass in that particular time is Eli Manning
Brady and Peyton would've gone down, that's for sure. Eli is more used to being beaten around.
Eli Manning was the most average quarterback you could ever hope to see. Unless it was a big game and everything was on the line, and then he was even better than his brother.
@@johncate9541 Hey Hey no Eli slander in the chat😂😂😂
Speaking of underdog stories, I would love to see a rewind of Aleksandr Karelin's loss to Rulon Gardner in the 2000 Olympics Gold Medal Wrestling match. Coming into that match, Karelin's only competitive loss was in the 1987 USSR Wrestling Championships. Karelin had already announced he would retire following the 2000 Olympics, and if he got this one last win, he would retire undefeated in international competition, having won 3 Olympics (soon to be 4), 9 World Championships, and 12 European Championships, and having never lost a single competitive international wrestling match going back to his debut 1987. Rulon Gardner was unheard of coming into the 2000 Olympics. It was one of the greatest upsets in the history of sports.
Can we talk about how bad that play-by-play by Joe buck is.
That title says it all. It's about damn time this Rewinder was posted. I watched the whole game on NFL's TH-cam channel and this was insane. I still can't believe Tyree made that catch and he was bad all day in the previous practice and was a special teams player, amazing! I hope you guys do the Minneapolis Miracle and Kawhi Leonard's Game 7 buzzer beater. Those would be great. Keep making great content Secret Base 🤐
Best super bowl ever. If the pats ever had a achilles’ heel it was for sure the giants
I love that the "Poor decision-maker. Not a leader. Not a big-game player. Not Peyton." is from an article that game out after he won the Super Bowl, not before, like this video seems to insinuate.
Ive been asking forever! Please do a rewind on game 7 of the 1991 World series!!!
I don't know if it's too soon to request or not, but a rewinder of Brayden Point's 5OT game winner would be a pretty cool video to do a rewinder on. I know it was only a first round playoff series, but the fact that the first game in the long awaited rematch between the Blue Jackets and Lightning went to a 5th overtime was the shot in the arm the Lightning needed to make the deep playoff push that they're currently on. Just a year prior, they had one of the best regular seasons ever seen in the NHL, and then they got IMMEDIATELY swept by the Blue Jackets. The context and history is there for a pretty good episode of rewinder
Joe Buck: *witnesses one of the greatest plays in NFL history
Joe Buck: "...And it's caught by Tyree" :^|
Ong 😂🤦🏽♂️
That was the best Interpretation of the helmet catch I have ever heard!
You make me proud to come out of the closet and pronounce my love of the NY Giants!
I may even start watching them again!
Thanks for saving my Sundays!
and I just realized I liked this series because of the other guy who was really funny
One of the few things I really remember vividly from before high school
Could you pls do a rewind of Robert Horry's shot in the 05 Finals?
As a south eastern Michigan native, please no. Still don't know how ya leave big shot Bob in that moment.
I think they might have already?
@@joshlewis575 i understand you, coz 2 Detroit teams in collapse episode was enough
Every so often there's that episode you just don't want to watch... ...but you do anyway because the content here is just too good.
I was hoping for Seth to narrate this one
Ya, if I have to hear about how the pats got their asses kicked, I want to at the very least be gloated at.
Steve Spagnuolo defenses show up when the lights are the brighest. Between this and the 3 Chiefs super bowls, he should be in the HoF.
The other dude that used to do these was better
Jets fan here. Best episode of Rewinder. Thank you.
Please do a rewinder of the Troy Deeney goal against Leicester. The entire passage of play deserves it