2001 Patriots @ Broncos

[@Fireyninjadog]

Don criqui is such a great announcer

[@amypeterson4615]

The Legend had not been born, quite yet.

[@donovanwilson1039]

Touchdowns: 15:50 NE: Patten 30-yd rec from Brady 24:10 DEN: Anderson 8-yd rush 56:30 NE: Brown 5-yd rec from Brady 1:12:35 DEN: Smith 65-yd rec from Griese 1:29:10 DEN: Carswell 6-yd rec from Griese 2:05:30 DEN: Walker 39-yd INT ret Key Stats: NE: Tom Brady 25/38 pass, 203 yds, 2 TD, 4 INT Antowain Smith 12 car, 56 yds Troy Brown 9 rec (15 targets), 86 yds, 1 TD Willie McGinest 2 sacks, 5 tackles DEN: Brian Griese 19/30 pass, 283 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT Mike Anderson 14 car, 40 yds, 1 TD Rod Smith 6 rec, 159 yds, 1 TD Denard Walker 2 INT, 1 TD, 6 tackles Deltha O'Neal 2 INT, 5 tackles

[@jessetaylor7797]

dude, you are the man. You have been uploading some great games. I hope the NFL doesn't make you take them down

[@patrmac04]

The 15 minute mark was the first comparison to Joe Montana in Brady's 4th NFL start. I forget how well Brady started his career and how mistake free he was right out of the gate.

[@20thCenturyMan80]

"when you see him he looks like a tall joe montana" spot on.

[@leodurocher5454]

don criqui said brady looked like a tall montana, wow

[@apeters38]

Denver is one of the few places where Brady has a losing record.

[@mikethomas5231]

Anthony Peters : And I like that!! 😎👍👍.

[@Boheem]

Your funny not even close

[@broncosbreaks]

Goooo, Broncos!!!!

[@Fireyninjadog]

Miami

[@robertgresham2591]

9:36: Southwest Airlines, Acura RSX Type S & Bud Light 17:12: 7-Eleven & Dr. Pepper 33:35: Principal Financial Group, 10-10-220 & Cadillac 45:32: Swordfish & Smirnoff Ice 1:12:07: Southwest Airlines, PS1 & Chrysler 1:16:15: Nextel & Sun America 1:43:33: Subway, Miller Genuine Draft & Volkswagen 1:49:51: Dr. Pepper & Burger King

[@gabrielromero532]

2001:Welcome to Denver Tom..... XD

[@astrostar49]

Guessing this is the game where Brady threw four interceptions in the fourth quarter?

[@ericsimmons7920]

This is the game

[@1000omggirl]

Brown was so good!!

[@BiWinning47]

Can you imagine if the divisions stayed the way they were in 2001? Peyton Manning an Tom Brady would've been in the same division. That would've been interesting.

[@notoriouseagle1074]

Let's take it one step further, if Drew Brees signs with the Phins in 2006.

[@dramatyst5661]

​@@notoriouseagle1074or if Chad Pennington wasn't made of glass. He had Santana moss , Cole's and Curtis Martin and I forgot there tight end name but he was a beast too along with a good line

[@Vjl5280]

These teams were never in the same division…

[@dramatyst5661]

@@Vjl5280 yes they were the colts were in the AFC East until 2002 when the Texans became an expansion team and the NFL realigned the divisions . Learn the history of the NFL before you comment

[@dramatyst5661]

@@Vjl5280 still believe that ? 😂

[@ericradford2142]

2001 a year like no other in the NFL with Korey Stringer's death from heatstroke in training camp, 9/11, bottlegate.

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

I remember Stringer and 9/11, what was bottlegate?

[@ericradford2142]

KHayes666 when Cleveland fans threw bottles on the field.

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

@@ericradford2142 was Tim Couch THAT bad?

[@ericradford2142]

KHayes666 it was referees reversed a completed catch.

[@davidlafleche1142]

Patriots QB coach Dick Rehbein died during open-heart surgery.

[@bradjames891]

The great Don Criqui on the call!

[@JayCutlerOWNSy0utube]

I was at this game tbh. my 3rd ever broncos game and the first time I saw them win lol. was in 8th grade. I told people Griese was better than brady smmfh. crazy how years fly lol

[@ryankliewer847]

Griese was 2-0 against Brady lol

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

Ryan Kliewer In Denver he was 2-0. Then he went to Miami and...yeah

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

I stand corrected. Brady never did beat Griese. He was nothing but a backup after he left Denver and he got hurt before the Patriots whooped Tampa Bay in 2005

[@eric-ph]

@@jessefehr7249 he wasnt

[@PoleTooke]

@1:44:26 Missed offsides call. No idea how they called false start

[@Vjl5280]

An end of dynasty and a beginning of a new one.

[@desmondd1984]

Lol, Bledsoe at 2:06:00 , "If only *I* had been out there..."

[@scottaznavourian4568]

'i would have thrown 9 ints!

[@broncosbreaks]

This game definitely proves that Brian griese is the better QB from Michigan. He will go on to take denver to multiple super bowl rings, and Brady will be out of the league in two years. Brady will be known as a one-hit wonder. I promise On a serious note, I like how Bledsoe pats Brady on the back after the loss as if to say “nice job, bro. Now, give me my job back “

[@brianwaas7044]

Kinda strange that Walt Coleman was the referee in this game, which was Tom Brady's first loss, and Coleman was ALSO the referee in the "Tuck Rule" Game that postseason!!

[@matthewgliatto7339]

It was not his first loss. He had lost to the Dolphins a few weeks prior.

[@supersimpextraordinaire5362]

Whats strange about it?

[@scottaznavourian5791]

Do u have pats saints 2001? Im sure tge comentary on that game (right after brady was made l Permananent start) is good for a laugh (brady also threw for 4 tds)

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

For all the Brady haters, he lost 3 games in 2001. This was one of them

[@scottaznavourian4568]

+David Denson u do know brady has never hAd a losing season in a year he played more then 7 minutes? this dates back to his sophmore year in high school. doesnt look like that will change this year either..

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

Scott Aznavourian That's why I pick him over Montana, Rodgetrs, Manning, etc. Hes never had a losing season...ever. I dont want to hear any shit about "he had defenses" because hes had some lousy defenses.

[@gfh6412]

I mean, at 0:00 it shows they were already 3-3 coming into this game lol. Wouldn't that make them 3-4?

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

Dillon Pauls Bledsoe started and lost the first two games

[@JasonBuckman]

@@gfh6412 Brady was 3-1 at that point, the loss being against the Dolphins in Miami.

[@scottaznavourian4568]

betting if anyone watching this game in 2001 thought a player would end up with 5 superbowl rings it would be romonowski (already had 4 with. san fran amd denver and would go to another with oakland a year later and lose)

[@Boheem]

6

[@scottaznavourian540]

@@Boheem 7 😆

[@bencross3061]

6:00

[@coreylevine3856]

2:04:56 ironic

[@scottaznavourian4568]

21:00 wont be the last time the rams lose on a last second fg that yeat

[@DrNuggetFTW]

I gotta ask man, where do you get all these full games? Straight up just record them? Huge props to you. I commented on your other video about the 2014 Packers vs Eagles game if you have that or if you have any good Packers games you can upload that would also be cool.

[@brianwaas7044]

I must suggest that if you really want to see what cold-weather football is about in this generation, try seeing if you can watch the 1996 NFC Championship Game. THAT was a great victory for Green Bay. THAT was only the second time I rooted for Green Bay. First time was in the 1995 NFC Championship Game. I would have liked to see the Steelers and Packers in Super Bowl XXX myself. I think that would have been a better matchup. Before that though, I didn't follow the Packers too much because I followed my big team, the Giants. Heck, I was like 3 or 4 years old at the time, so I didn't know too much about football. But looking back, when I started really rooting for Green Bay was in 1995. I was just tired of loss after loss after loss to Dallas by Green Bay, especially at Texas Stadium. In fact, of EVERY stadium Brett Favre ever played in, the ONLY one where he never won at was Texas Stadium. But it was painful to see a team with so much potential lose time after time to Dallas at Texas Stadium. hate to say it this way, but when Green Bay had to play Dallas at Texas Stadium when Favre was there, if you rooted for Dallas, which again, I did not, it was what is called a "Circle Win" because we knew what would happen almost before it even happened. And that's something you NEVER want to hear about your team because then no one has confidence that the team can do it. Believe it or not, DrNuggetFTW, there is an interesting fact about the building factors of what used to be Texas Stadium. For some reason, Texas Stadium was not 100% flat, so passes thrown at what would be "Normal Height" would be too high. You had to throw it a tad lower in order to get the optimum result. John Madden talked about this in the 1995 NFC Championship Game broadcast. The biggest liability with Favre was that he gambled too much. Aaron Rodgers though is a smart player. I have to admit, what he did last week against Seattle was AMAZING!! I honestly thought Seattle was going to win.

[@jessetaylor7797]

Brian Waas that was, indeed, a great game. I actually rooted for Carolina in that game, because they were a heavy underdog. I am a Chargers fan, but whenever my team isn't in it, I always root for the underdog. I was excited when Carolina scored that opening touchdown, and I was hoping they might pull it off. But then Green Bay pulled away from them.

[@brianwaas7044]

Jesse Taylor Believe it or not, on that touchdown, the Panthers should have been called for delay of game. The play clock hit zero before the ball was snapped. BUT, I gotta say this, those guys for the Panthers, Lamar Lathon, Sam Mills, Pat Terrell, Kevin Greene..those guys were AWESOME!! Former NY Giants player Mike Fox played in that game as well!

[@WalterWhiteFootballSharing]

While I miss Fullbacks and Love running the ball; Facts are Facts: Replacing a FB with a WR means the Defense takes a big LB out and puts a 190 LB D back. More room in the box to run in. Plus a great WR can take TWO D backs out by running a route; his cover man and then he can slant in and nail a safety trying to fill for the run. The BEST a FB can do is Eliminate one LB with a crushing block who wouldn't even BE there if the FB was on the bench. A FB to be better than a WR in a run play has to be so good he pancakes his man and then nails a 2nd Defender on a run play. Like Vonta Leech every 10th play.

[@PoleTooke]

@23:00 the dude falling got his teammate MURDERED 😂

[@ZenOfMKVLI]

57:03 Al Wilson shoulder checks Brady lol

[@dramatyst5661]

Illegal block broke Bryan Cox leg

[@mechwarrior13]

35:34 lol he's definitely out

[@PoleTooke]

Why do the conferences have 5 teams? What the shit? Lol

[@stonebrooks1288]

01' was Miami's year dammit

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

stonebrooks 12 Ha! They went 10-6 and got assraped by Baltimore in the wild card round.

[@stonebrooks1288]

Yeah but for Miami that was a damn good year!

[@scottaznavourian4568]

+stonebrooks 12 lol it was always fun to listen to zach thomas cry atcthe end of the year in 2001-2003 cause he was sick of the fins choking every year

[@ReflectionOfPerfection]

stonebrooks 12 For Miami standards you're right

[@sirgoat5701]

8:41 9/11

[@PoleTooke]

What an AWFUL game from Brady. 4 drives, 4 interceptions? Jeez. That's some Jets level stat.

[@coreylevine3856]

1:17:00 little that they know that it will be the team on the field they calling the game not the Steelers

[@scottaznavourian540]

The 4/consecutive interceptions is what happens when the back up qb is calling the plays 😆

[@kaantekuzman4536]

Mile High Choker

[@scottaznavourian4568]

2003 2011 2016 and monday night say high...oh and bellichick won his first game as pats coach in 2000 in mile high where we hadnt won since 68 lol

[@brianwaas9085]

@My Papi It was actually Danny Kanell that Brady beat in 2003 in that Monday Night game in week 9.