The Time The Legion Of Boom DESTROYED Peyton Manning.
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- The 2013 Super Bowl was arguably the best offense in NFL history vs the best defense in NFL history, yet the game ended in a blowout; the worst night of Peyton Manning’s life. Super Bowl winner, MVP, All-pro, Manning did it all, but on that one night in New Jersey, Super Bowl 48, he had an absolute miserable experience. The Legion of Boom with Richard Sherman, Kam Chancellor and Earl Thomas were at peak powers, and they completely dominated the Broncos 43-8. Now 10 years later it’s time to find out: what in the absolute hell happened? This week’s episode uses the coaches all 22 to analyze how the Legion Of Boom gave Peyton Manning the worst night of his life.
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In a full on, strap on the pads, buckle up the chinstraps game of pigskin who’s family is winning a throwdown on the gridiron? Philip Rivers’ or Antonio Cromartie’s?
This is a tacky attempt at being funny, Alex. 🤷🏻♂️🙄🤦🏻♂️
Men puke, men poop on the field, men deliver their newborn babies on one sidelines.
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_One can argue that the 2013 NFC title game was the real Super Bowl._
Without a doubt. 49ers would’ve destroyed the Broncos too
Well, I’m the best corner in the game. When you try me with a sorry WR like Crabtree that’s the result you gonna get!
@@rawswisher43 DON’T YOU EVER TALK ABOUT ME!
@@Dawg-Boneas a 49ers fan, I doubt it. Peyton killed the 49ers when he was with Denver. Sherman said they had cracked Peyton's code words and, if he had realized it, he could have switched it up and baited them and forced them to play "honest defense", but they were prepared for everything.
We never saw that from Harbaugh and Fangio. Instead, we saw teams do that to the 49ers. When they brought in Rams backup safety to be their safety, he said the Rams knew the 49ers plays, and it was obvious.
Nah, I think SF would just have 4 lost super bowls by now and we would truly be the modern day Vikings and Bills. 5-4 while going 0-4
It was.
The AFC simply wasnt ready for the Seahawks: big guys + elite press + 1 deep safety
The NFL literally changed the rules by the time the next game was played. Robbed us of a defensive Era
The 'legion of boom' rule turned everything into pass interference with predictable results
what rule did they change?
Brady beat them the next year
@@michaelj7620 Yeah, after the rule change. Read up.
Oh no: beaten by the GOAT in one of the best Superbowls ever. Losers
@@michaelj7620nah Malcom butler did
Man I miss having a great defense, it was so fun.
Don'y worry man, have some optimism for the coming years!
Alex got them big connections if hes able to get footage like this,😂
Is it possible that Manning didn’t throw the comeback routes that beats Cover 3 because he didn’t have confidence in his arm strength? Those type of throws require not just timing (aka protection) but also a strong throw.
good point, never thought of that
In an interview or analysis video, I learned that Manning adjusted to his loss of arm strength by using his lower body more. He more purposefully stepped into throws and very much swiveled his hips. He was full body throwing much more than before - which is saying something because he’s always been technically sound.
But that doesn’t mean he was making all the throws - that deep out/comeback route, especially to the far side of the field, probably requires the most arm strength of any route.
I always thought it was quite obvious that was the reason. I think prime Manning actually wins this game because he would have been able to fit tight window and deep balls in
@@maroc-al-helmidi
I don't know about that, Manning was never a "tight window" QB. He certainly won the mental game and did his homework but even in the early 2000's he was throwing rainbows on the outside routes.
@@E.J.Crunkleton in terms of arm strength, he never was a Josh Allen,but he was a Joe Burrow. In his later days he was more of an off-platform Tua Tagovailoa
Also in this game, multiple people, like Kam Chancellor was doing stuff he never did on film which further confused manning
Starting the game off with a safety was never on film as well.
Reviewing old games is a great touch!
Thanks!
Peyton’s 05 and 2012 one and dones are the difference between having a strong goat case inspite of Brady’s 7 rings to 2 superbowl rings with one doing his Trent Dilfer impersonation.
10 all pros, 7 first teams and 5 MVPs is insane
Funny enough, Id argue the 05 Colts are the best all around team Peyton ever had. He had so many squads that coulda won it all
@@jrad410 The 06 Chargers are the gold standard for great teams without a ring. I’d argue the 05 Colts were very much superior.
Well, that and his SEVEN other one and dones.
@@chicagodude8888that’s a major excuse they got exposed in the secondary by Big Ben, lit them up and outplayed Peyton. They were never gonna beat a fully healthy Ben, the regular season was a fluke cause he was coming off a knee procedure and missed 3 games which killed the Steelers momentum for the 1st seed.
@@terry7907 I’m hi lighting those 3 because of the home field advantage factor. In An alternate universe if he wins superbowls in 05/06/2012 his GOAT argument is very strong.
You should do a video on the 2015 Broncos defense as well.
The defense Big Ben lit up for 719 yards in 2 games without his WR1, Le’veon, DeAngelo and an Injured shoulder the 2nd game lmao. Overrated defense, CJ Anderson carried that team big time in the playoffs.
@@rawswisher43 same defense that beat the 15-1 panthers led by MVP Cam Newton in the Super Bowl. The same defense that held Aaron Rodgers to only 77 passing yards in a game. Yeah, we’re talking about that defense.
I don't know if I'll be able to find the film 😞
@@rawswisher43 then why didn't they beat us in the divisional round? And didn't they hold MVP Cam Newton and a BETTER Carolina offense to 10 points? Crazy.
They did the same thing to the Broncos for most of that 2014 game too. Seahawks just matched up well against the Bronco offense. Also shows gow great Gronk was. He forced seattle to change their scheme several times in SB 49
Losing Jeremy Lane in the first quarter meant the LOB didn’t have enough bodies to cover everyone for the rest of the game. Tharold Simon was the weak point and Brady exploited it. It still wouldn’t have been enough had Cliff Avril not left the game with a concussion too. NFL is a war of attrition and it finally caught up to the LOB in that game - yet they still could have won if not for the worst play call in Super Bowl history
@@danpshop problem was bigger than that. Lane never was gonna be covering gronk in that game. Lob still held the pats to 14 points until the last 9 minutes of the game. If you look at the stats, Brady always put up numbers against that style of defense
Crazy how good Brady did that game too, against a defense thought to be impenetrable.
@@enzogarcia6675yet it was seattles to loose. Goat brady, but Seattle lob shoulda won
@@danpshop Problem was far greater than just Simon. Gronk forced the Seahawks to show their hand, and the Patriots could just send him wide, you put a linebacker on him, it's a gimme, you put Sherman on him, well they have a WR running a route at a linebacker now, so it's a gimme. Brady broke the Seahawks, Edelman just made it easier when he rocked lane's world.
Same thing happened to sacksonville, the Pats came at them hard with their mismatches and forced them away from what they were good at, then carved them up
Also if you know football then the goal line pass was quite literally the best playcall. That concept is nearly undefendable, Wilson was just dumb enough to trust a string bean to block the monster than was Brandon Browner. Plus, Lynch never did anything when the real heavies of the Pats were on the field, he was going to get blown up trying to run against an unblocked Chandler Jones and Vince Wilfork.
My eyes must be fooling me... an Alex Rollins Seahawks video? Is it my birthday already?
God you brother!
as a broncos fan, yes I hate seahawks because of this but im glad at the same time cause it forced elway to go out and build a defense that became the no fly zone which was so fun to watch
Spent big bucks to bring Talib in from New England, then brought in DeMarcus Ware to pair with Von and bring an enforcer in the secondary from Cleveland, TJ Ward.
It wasnt until i heard a quote from coach DeMeco Ryans where it started to make sense on the mindset with these elite defenses. He said there aren’t holes in a defense, they are killzones. Its were defenders have a chance to make a huge hit against an unsuspecting receiver. Cam was probably the best at following that philosophy. They would allow these short yardage catches which would give them chances at a huge hits that would rattle receivers
Awesome breakdown! Thanks Alex!
I’d LOVE to see your QB rankings for this draft class. Also, maybe a mock draft with what YOU would do as GM of each team
Thank you so much for doing this video. You made my day. ☺️🙏🏾❤️
Yessir!
Great Video man love it
You will neva see a defense like dis again
The next great defense will take parts of this defense. You'll see the Legion of Boom DNA return.
@@Saltirennot with these new NFL rules
@@Saltirennot necessarily. Really the only team that’s successful right now running majority cover 1 and or cover 3, are the browns. With the way the rules are now, and the style of play, defenses are gonna be a lot more multiple as we’ve seen in the last couple years
@@gersoncrispin9036the only new rule is the hip drop you sound crazy
Without looking it up, can anyone tell me who *schemed* this incredible defensive show?
Love the videos You should do a Video of your Favorite offense and defense Schemes/Playcallers
Great idea!
I remember watching this Superbowl and although I thought that the broncos were definitely winning the game for the weeks leading up to it when that snap went for a safety I was like "well, that's it, it's over, they're going to get their ass kicked"
I love how he just slides jokes in there 🤣🤣🤣
"We comin!" 😂😂😂 ☠️☠️
my favorite part of saturday morning is watching these videos ... not for analysis, but to see what the unhinged punchline will be lmfao
this week's did not disappoint
Perhaps! If you watch his 2013 highlights he still had a pretty decent go ball when they'd man his receivers up 1 on 1. Imo it was more cause he didnt feel like he had time with the pass rush
Hmmmm, seems like Broncos' OC Adam Gase couldn't find an adjustment.
Man you didn't need to make an entire video of the worst night of a lot of broncos fans lives 😭
It made an impression. You guys changed your whole team around in 2 years.
@@batboy555 in a way
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Best night of my life. Love the video.
As a Seahawks fan, I appreciate you for this video.
Hey where’d the draft videos go they like dissapeared and I expected one this week but I do like this one legion of boom was crazy
I'm having some behind the scenes issue with college film that I'm hoping to get resolved soon
@@AlexRollinsNFL yeah i understand keep up the good work much respect
To this day I have never seen a bigger ass kicking than this game! I remember the Seahawks scoring a touchdown almost in every single way you can score one.
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Man I miss those hawks teams dude. So fun to watch, not to mention, BEAST MODE
Like this idea of doing analysis on older players as well as new
Thanks brother!
Great stuff Alex. What happened to all your 2024 draft content?
Some behinds the scenes stuff is getting worked out, hopefully it should be all back soon
I was born and raised in Seattle and I will never forget this game. Or the next years Superbowl but this one for good reasons
This was the single greatest defensive performance in NFL history. To limit the highest scoring offense of all time to just EIGHT points (in garbage time) in a SUPER BOWL is absolutely unprecedented. Seattle DESTROYED Denver easily. Denver got PUNKED
As a broncos fan I refuse to watch this video tonight. It was a good night😂
Glad you note that Bam Bam hit on DT; it really did pivot the game and should be a top-line items in the historical record of this game. Pretty much alligator arms the rest of the way for DT and even the rest of the recieving corps, and 5500-yard offensive strategies suffer when your receivers would all rather be in the bar watching the game. I really do believe that was a turning point as big as Cliff’s injury the next Super Bowl, which sadly was a turning point going the other direction.
If you can do one on the 2015 Broncos defense vs Panthers in the SB that’d be great
A few things go wrong and the Broncos couldnt seem to stop the bleeding. It was basically over when Chancellor hit Welker.
They took down the JJ vid before i could watch 😫
Happy Saturday 12s!
This is a great breakdown, the LOB was a wrecking crew. Do you plan on doing more old Super Bowl film studies? Idk if you could get ahold of it, but the 02 Bucs would be a fun one
Thanks brother! It's pretty dam hard to get the film, I find it here and there but if I do somehow get it that would be sweet
I remember how disrespected the Seahawks were going into this. People were not treating them like one of the all time great defenses back then, that came afterward with hindsight. The media narrative in 2013 was the Broncos were basically already the champions and the actual games were just a formality they had to go through to make it official. In the lead up to the games it was all Broncos Broncos Broncos, greatest offense of all time. Even after the game a lot of people tried to frame it as a surprise upset.
Ayo 3:44 💀
It's seems like the seahawks dared peyton to take comebacks and curl routes but he didn't do it either because he didn't look for it or he didn't trust his arm strength to make them
Love Manning but as a Raiders fan that Superbowl was one of my personal favorites😂
Not sure why people continue to say they play Match 3. They only have checks or tags they may look like match on certain routes
The most overrated offense of all time. These Denver Broncos only played TWO top 10 defenses before the Super Bowl, and these top 10 weren't even top 5. That's why they got absolutely decimated by the legion of boom. They played the best defense in football, and a historic one at that.
This game was actually mysteriously cancelled for some reason
This was one of the worst Super Bowls I’ve watched because it was never a contest. Just complete dominance by Seattle.
I was at this game and despite it being a blowout I still love it due to the pure dominance by Seattle
Same!
Nah this was better😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The Seahawks dominated that game. But I believe Peyton Manning had already had some neck surgeries by this time and he was struggling later in his career to get anything on the ball. I remember a Monday Night game against the Chiefs where he threw two posts in a row, one that came up woefully short, and the next for a touchdown. And the routes were almost exactly the same. But on the first throw he couldn’t step into his throw to make a weight transfer while the second he could. Peyton could still throw later on in his career - kind of. But it was just under such narrow circumstances it was nearly impossible. Even though he won a Super Bowl later he really should’ve retired at least two years earlier. Marino. Manning. Most QBs retire a couple years late.
Peyton was only really great in the playoffs I think when he saw himself as the underdog against the opposing QB. AKA, when he faced Brady. On the back half of his career, when Tom was the one with the hardware, he outdueled the GOAT in 3 AFC championships. Which in many respects saved his legacy. That's just my two cents on playoff Peyton.
Peyton Manning was so bad this game he hired Ari Fleisher, George W Bush former White House Press Secretary to be his Personal PR guy.
Funny how in the next SB Brady threw for 300+ and like 4tds against the same defense.
Thats what happens when you're given film on what not to do against this defense
Too 3 defense all time no doubt, should of been b2b but let’s not talk about it 😢
Greatest Defense in NFL history. Better than even the 85 Bears.
im interested in the pats vs giants 07 superbowl.
I don't have that footage, but Brett Kollmann did an awesome video on it on the NFL's youtube channel
Now do the game where Phillip Rivers destroyed Richard Sherman. That was a good day in football.
The greatest SB ever!
Okay but people tend to forget that Peyton played against the full healthy lob, while Brady played against an injured one we are all just blinded by the ideology of Brady carrying
Uh not exactly Browner was gone, Sherman got hurt in game and lost. Brady played better against the lob thats just a fact. Look at his 3 games compared to Peytons 2 against them. Is what it is.
@@jrad410 peyton fans always wanna wine about brady. Sorry brady era not peyton era
maybe it’s just me but these video titles are starting to get (a little) goofy
Peyton is not the best QB
Antonio cromartie.
He's coming
@@AlexRollinsNFLI can’t wait to see that!!!!!!!!
I should unsubscribe from your channel because you released a video about this game. As a broncos fan, I sat down to watch this game. Sat down my six pack, saw the opening snap go over Manning’s head. Never touched a beer that night. Felt like I got hit by a car and it couldn’t be real. I lived through Elway’s Super Bowl routs as well, but this was a real shock.
😂😂 Sorry brother!
@@AlexRollinsNFL you good man. 🫡
0:00 You could’ve just said “One of the greatest quarterbacks of all time” and saved yourself some serious embarrassment
Peyton is not close to the greatest qb of all time
I think one of the big reasons Seattle came out with such a fire was because they were counted out nobody thought they stood a chance and that was basically the story for every player on that team so it was just in their nature to rise to that occasion on the biggest stage
As a lifelong Denver Broncos fan born and raised in Colorado, I picked the Seahawks to beat us because I knew Peyton struggled mightily in the cold and knew they weren't going to adjust to playing against their stylistic matchup -- Dan Quinn and Bill Belichick (whom we defeated to advance to the Super Bowl) are 2 totally different coaches. I loved Peyton to death and I knew we would struggle to find his replacement someday (never liked Osweiler), but I chose reasonably. Out of an entire school of kids picking the home state Broncos, I was one of the few who knew we didn't have a chance.