Invincible - Vince Papale final scenes 2006

Final scenes from Disneys True Story Movie Invincible about Philadelphia Eagles Vince Papale. plz like the video and subscribe to my channel

[@geraldwilson681]

To all of you who are ready to say "hey old man". Vince will say "I'll show you who's an old man"!! This man is an inspiration to us all to be all you can be!!

[@jcli1829]

Definitely one of the best walk on players of all time

[@mooseandsquirrel9887]

I saw the real Vince Papale play…….he was a joy to watch knowing how hard he worked to get there…..

[@gary609906]

Tending bar and going up against Tony Bologna in try outs... dude was a stud!

[@chrisduwe]

You really saw him play? Thats amazing. I emailed him a while back when I was feeling low, and he had nothing but encouragement, God bless him. I bet he played his heart out.

[@budmiller807]

Totally agree

[@dustinashley8150]

👍

[@adolpholiverbush9060]

wow, you must be super old then.

[@ericfazekas1057]

Great scene. Get's me right behind the tear ducts every time.

[@user-ol5sg5ml5k]

One of the best movies I've ever seen.

[@leemartin8068]

I think every hs football coach should show this movie to his team on the first day of fall practice. It shows how hard work and dedication can make up for size and talent.

[@la10crosse]

LMFAO welcome to 2022.. this will never happen again.....

[@morales1961]

@@la10crosse Says the loser who watches football in his underwear in mommies basement.

[@6StrngWzrd]

In real life Papale was 6' 5"...245 lbs.

[@morales1961]

@@6StrngWzrd Papale was 6'2" 205 pounds when he played for the eagles.

[@6StrngWzrd]

@@morales1961 yeah. I just looked it up, but 6' 2" is still much taller than Wahlberg at 5' 8". It gives people the misconception that Papale was a small guy making it in a big man's position. Papale also played almost 2 years in the World Football League before catching on with the Eagles. It's not like he just walked in off the streets.

[@davidroyer8512]

The head nod gets me everytime

[@robhannum]

I hope this inspired everyone to go against all odds... it certainly has helped me.

[@CanadaBoyRocks66]

He did the play to make history wish I seen him play but I wasn't born tell 1995

[@mavrk.d]

A true Cinderella story

[@CanadaBoyRocks66]

Him.doing th3 play change made history

[@edalhouse645]

The greatest touchdown in Eagle's history!

[@buckaye03]

And this ACTUALLY happened!

[@AlexanderWDowns]

Everything except for the touchdown.

[@joeevett9007]

@@AlexanderWDowns It did happen, he just didn't force it and pick it up and run it in. It hit a giant and he picked it up and ran it in.

[@AlexanderWDowns]

@@joeevett9007 No, he has no touchdowns in his career. Implying that a botched punt like that is not returnable, which is the current rule. The runner must have full possession and then fumble for it to be returned.

[@arktkt06]

@@AlexanderWDowns no, a muffed punt is not returnable. This was a fumble

[@frankrobinsjr.1719]

Kind of happened. He wasn't at a general try-out. He had played for the WFL and met Eagles leadership first and had a private try-out where he made the team. So, he wasn't just some out of work teacher working as a bartender before he got there with no experience as a football player.

[@ronkeenan9288]

Redskins had a guy just like this his name was Pete wysocki he made so many great special teams plays .

[@billythekid5338]

I never thought that I would say this, but I wish that this video came in a 480p resolution

[@rollotomassi6374]

In real life is the punter Sean Landeta, he was a friend……

[@saywhat303]

Brought to you in smudge'o'vision.

[@sheepshead17]

that’s your boy kenny

[@Nathan-en9dn]

This can't happen now since 99.9% of all punts are safety catches.

[@tommysobo123]

They weren't back then...Because REAL MAN still played the game!

[@MarkSteele-bh3hb]

So glad it wasn't back then!

[@MarkSteele-bh3hb]

Today in 2024 that would have been a penalty.

[@matthewberg5835]

Wish nfl still did walk ons like this sadly they don’t anymore

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Back when the NFL allowed football

[@kennethpaulley6436]

Vince Was 6'1" and Mark Wahlberg is 5'7"

[@bkspfarmlife3316]

Nice movie

[@lonhebert]

e very time I see t his brings me tears just like when my son came home from Iraq.

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

0:09 that person you would stand still for said the most hurtful. Let's show them Vince.

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

Rb/All around specialist. Athlete D or O

[@kennapop3]

Go Eagles!!!!!

[@cr2453]

Was this recorded on a shoe?

[@donweber6650]

ROFL!!!!!

[@seancurran3603]

ahhhh Hollywood. This never happened, and Vince Papale was 6 foot 2, not 5' 4.

[@texritter1736]

Uh you should brush up on your sports knowledge sir..that did actually happen..you can see it..right on this site..lol .

[@seancurran3603]

@@texritter1736 I suggest you go to to the Pro Football Reference site and brush on Vince's stats; NO TOUCHDOWNS. lol.

[@Lonely-DmoeN]

@@seancurran3603 they literally show a highlight of him scoring a touchdown at the end of the movie 🤣🤣🤣

[@seancurran3603]

@@Lonely-DmoeN Pre-season game.

[@robertharvey9047]

rutgers stadium

[@icebabay]

Mark’s finally kiss my a$$ moment

[@gerardhunt1890]

If you like this movie, don't read his autobiography.

[@lonhebert]

this was the only time I cheered for eagles

[@MECH-MASTER]

👍

[@berniemack7302]

why was he slowing up when he got to the goal line

[@ChreeMK]

well if u speed up u hit the stadium wall mister.

[@berniemack7302]

@@ChreeMK Leon Lett

[@thekpmckay]

It's a freakin' movie. Look at the real footage.

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

1:14! Sap! I rather show my talents on television not back yard I'm more fun for the wait.

[@fezzik7619]

I had a stroke trying to read this. It makes no sense whatsoever.

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

@@fezzik7619 meaning, I can't wait to play an show my skills.

[@fezzik7619]

@@nonameidonthavenoname.5281 good luck

[@aquilinoperez5394]

Is the quality bad or is it my wifi?

[@creed5248]

I wonder how his ex wife felt after that :P

[@emiliogarcia5103]

It was at this moment she knew she'd fucked up. 😎

[@joeclayton2121]

@@emiliogarcia5103 is his ex the blond in the stands? and who wrote that note at the beginning?

[@arktkt06]

@@joeclayton2121 his ex wrote the note. The blonde is sort of a love interest.

[@joeclayton2121]

@@arktkt06 ty

[@mikeredline27]

@@arktkt06 the blonde would become his new wife

[@luckylascala7572]

A Average Joe To Do that 👋👋😎

[@user-ol5sg5ml5k]

Also I collect Football cards and I have a Vince papale rookie card.

[@krakhour2]

Women do that kinda of stuff to make them feel better about leaving you. Women are very mean at times to good guys but yhey can be nice to guys who are mea and dont deserve it. I guess you got to be a girl to think like they do. Most want riches and fame and nice life to happen overnight and dont want to wait years to get it. But oh well they only think short term.

[@scallen3841]

That's why they go through life looking , and always end up with the wrong guy . It's like they would rather have a life filled with drama and stress or being happy .

[@jonnyrottins2426]

I run like that to the toilet

[@tonga741]

The best is 240p not good 720 min

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

2:25! 😌😏

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

Wait til u see me run the Rock...

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

3:06! 😌

[@terryhill841]

AND YET THIS GUY NEVER GOT 99 MADDEN CARD

[@bevx]

inpaindaily

[@victorofrias]

The real play was a TD scored by player Arturo Mendez, but the announcers accidently called out Vince Papale as the playmaker. Mendez almost gave up hope that the statistic would be fixed, but in 1998 the NFL corrected the mistake. Years Later Disney used Papale in their film and Mendez once again lost hope.

[@morales1961]

Thats bullshit, the play is on tape and they played it during a halftime piece of Vince.

[@briankindle6630]

Loony toons

[@mercor74]

dålig upplösning. Bad resolution...try again. Be bettre

[@riverbandit58]

Never understood this ending. Cant advance a muff punt.

[@spider16707]

Because by the rules that would be a fumble. Return caught, got hit, then lost the ball.

[@ThorneJr]

punt returner had possesion, fumbled. Thus return

[@sheepshead17]

ya you can

[@wmst5065]

Why can't sports movies ever have actors say the sort of things you hear from actual play-by-play people during games. The lame dialogue by the person doing the play-by-play in this movie just ruins this scene for me.

[@michaelchmiel166]

This never happened, but it's still a cool scene.

[@ralphlazio505]

@Michael - It did happen; OFCOURSE not in that exact same way as in the movie; but, it did happen. Giants vs. Eagles game September 19th, 1976. Punt return; Papale hit the receiver so hard, the receiver fumbled the ball and Papale caught it and ran with it… yeah.

[@Monee1885]

That's some bullshit!

[@apex-genuine8245]

Wish I could see with the shit quality

[@adolpholiverbush9060]

Yeah, nice play and all on the punt, but it actually never happened. Hollywood nonsense.

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[@bobbymoss4666]

These graphics suck

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

0:03! 📖🕊️🌱😎🆒🎮

[@nonameidonthavenoname.5281]

Motivation no motives.

[@noc3635]

John3:16For God loves the world he sent his son for whoever believes in him shall not perish but live an everlasting life!!

[@fezzik7619]

Some lunatic always has to post a book from the biggest fairytale ever written 🤦‍♂️

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[@texritter1736]

Would of been a better scene if Vince got leveled at the 2 yard line and fumbled the ball and the other team runs it back for a 98 yard td.