Super Bowl 36: “I still can’t believe the middle of the field was so wide open.”

[@donut343]

Ricky Proehl saying "Tonight a dynasty is born." pre-game has to be both the best and worst I've ever seen a quote age.

[@bsfm6990]

It’s like the quote in Brady 6 that they said the new joe Montana was at that game, and the narrator adds it so happens he is playing for the other team

[@paulgutermann8413]

@@bsfm6990 And John Madden saying, “what Tom Brady just did gives me chills.”

[@mrand1themamba]

Ricky Proehl was half right, a dynasty was born that game but it was New England

[@srgtcolon1493]

@@paulgutermann8413 "goosebumps"

[@Falor5151]

It's like getting your fortune told by the Oracle of Delphi.

[@dogwater290]

One of the most important superbowls that would change the history of the NFL forever

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Agree 100%. This was like the 1981 49ers & the 1974 Steelers winning their SBs. They were contenders the rest of their decades. But the Patriots became contenders for 18 consecutive seasons.

[@flagtheoffense]

Did you read Ron Jawroski's "The Games That Changed the Game: The Evolution of the NFL in Seven Sundays" ... this game is in there

[@RMatrix1-RM]

​@@flagtheoffense No, really? Is there a video??

[@RMatrix1-RM]

Many a Super Bowl can claim that name, if you ask me. You comment is still valid. Thank you. I've watched all of them.

[@kinglouiethethird]

McCleon's comment "Tom Brady, overrated" unknowingly set off a 20 year nuke on the NFL haha

[@ezequielmartinez238]

20 years and still overrated...

[@Zug75]

@@ezequielmartinez238 brady and now roger goodell has ruined the nfl no fun league.

[@jacobladder6584]

Warner was overrated 14 point fav and CHOKED

[@ezequielmartinez238]

@@jacobladder6584 Similar when Brady and the Pats were 12 point favorites at SB 42 against the Giants and choked...

[@JA-ge7wn]

@@ezequielmartinez238 How?

[@silverback7675]

I will say this, Joe Andruzzi is an incredible human being. Look up what he's been doing ever since his career ended. Class act from the beginning.

[@davidbarton1806]

His brothers were there on 9/11 and he was there rescuing people at the Boston bombings great man and he and his family are great Americans

[@williamgreen5354]

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[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Patton,Faulk and especially Brown were so huge in that NE offense. They weren’t the biggest names out there, but Troy Brown was an all around menace. He played rb, cb, kr,pr, and he was an extremely dependable receiver for those early Bel teams.

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

Faulk wasn't a huge contributor in 2001 but he became one soon thereafter

[@ethanniedorowski116]

Jr redmen An first down brown

[@ethanniedorowski116]

David patten was a problem for those first 3 years

[@jrad410]

Very few Superbowls have had the impact on league history as this one did. Aftermath of 9/11, birth of a dynasty, end of the Rams run, last Summeral/Madden broadcast. As a young pats fan at the time, this game blew my mind.

[@mikevanriel7573]

Also, the beginning of the end of Mike Marty.

[@mikevanriel7573]

Who is Mike Marty?

[@mikevanriel7573]

Correction: You mean Mike Martz.

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

This Super Bowl marked the beginning of many 21st century NFL traditions: -The Patriots winning the Super Bowl -Tom Brady winning the Super Bowl -Bill Belichick winning the Super Bowl -The Rams losing the Super Bowl -The Super Bowl being held in February -Teams going onto the field as a team in the pregame intros instead of going onto the field as individuals -Last Pat Summerall/John Madden football broadcast -Last Super Bowl to not be produced in HD

[@silverback7675]

Sadly (probably not for you), it was also the end of the Greatest Show on Turf. That strategy of hitting them before they get the ball also (in a way) inspired bountygate for the Saints. The differences were that the hits weren't as flagrant and the coach (as far as I'm aware) wasn't slipping $100 bills per head.

[@theforce5191]

Idk. I'll believe Bill is truly as good as he says when he takes the Patriots to more superbowls. I say Brady is the one who took the team to the Super Bowl. There is nothing special with Bill. Or am I missing something?

[@jakebuchsbaum3348]

@@theforce5191 I mean to hold one of the best offensive teams to 17 and 3 points and helped shut down more great teams like the colts and Steelers in the playoffs

[@theforce5191]

@Jake Buchsbaum I'd like to see that done without brady thought. I know Bill plays a part as a leader, but Brady is one of a kind, and it seems like he's the true reason they made it as far as they did. You can't argue that Tom Brady is the top quarterback in history (at least top 3).

[@jakebuchsbaum3348]

@@theforce5191 I do think Brady is the best of all time but I think Brady and bill made each other better

[@denniswilliams6519]

Honestly this thing gave me some respect for Mike Martz. Don't think highly of him as a coach but the way he held himself accountable for the Rams losing this game and subsequent fall was quite professional. Shouldering the entire blame himself.

[@naturescures7822]

LOL he blamed the refs didn't you listen??

[@detectif1061]

he literally took blame, did you even watch the video start to finish? obviously not.

[@Miller2h41]

That stat by the late Bryan Burwell about the Rams losing more games in a 5-year period than any franchise in the history of the NFL is still shocking to this day and beyond. You know you've hit an all-time low as a franchise when you have lost more games than the Browns, Lions, Jaguars, and Raiders. That is the definition of rock bottom in the NFL.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

@@Miller2h41 and from 2005-2016, they didn’t even make the playoffs. Sean McCay resurrected them and they are finally SB champs again!

[@jayritchie851]

Martz was a one dimensional coach who believed he could win by overwhelming his opponents with offense. In the playoffs, against good teams who stopped or slowed down his offense, his lack of attention to building a winning defense left him without a Plan B. He had a losing record in the playoffs.

[@sharafmzaman7412]

One of the biggest upsets in super bowl history! People always forget brady wasn’t always the guy he is today and instead he had to work his way into becoming the goat!❤️

[@CraigSmithII]

Belichick used Bump-N-Run coverage all through the game to disrupt the Rams receivers timing when it came to catching the ball. His gameplan was similar to what he did against Buffalo when he ran a 2 man front with 5-6 deep in the secondary

[@Miller2h41]

Physicality was the theme in this game. The Pats defense were just going hit the receivers, backs, and tight ends every play and it started on the outside with Ty Law and Otis Smith not allowing free access which is how you combat any big play-high flying offense. The Pats hit the Rams in the mouth from the start and eventually mistakes will happen.

[@jayritchie851]

The NY Giants showed BB and the Pats the blueprint earlier in the season. I expected NE to play physical and they did. I figured their offense could score enuff vs the Rams defense to win it. Everybody thought I was crazy for picking the Pats.

[@Miller2h41]

@@jayritchie851 That game in the regular season back in 2001 between the giants and rams does get overlooked in the grand scheme of things simply because of who the rams were at the time.

[@jessedellross3245]

Ricky Prouel said it best: “Tonight a dynasty is born baby”

[@taytay8283]

Tonight is cheater was born

[@srg877]

@@taytay8283 Living in your head rent-free

[@kitcarandang]

@@taytay8283 Deflategate? The NFL just admitted they were wrong by hiding their findings about balls being deflated. They started measuring football PSI during halftime EVERY GAME since 2015 and no data has been made public because the evidence proved that Brady was innocent.

[@Calebowen18]

@@kitcarandang spy gate

[@jessedellross3245]

@@kitcarandang the haters will never admit it. Just like they won’t admit the Steelers getting caught deflating footballs TWICE and the nfl hushing it up. Jealous pats haters will never let it go

[@peterstanghellini393]

What a class act of unselfish players the Patriots had. Troy Brown, Richard Seymore, Ty Law, Marshall Faulk, Teddy Bruschi, Tom, Vinatieri, Patton and others. great team win

[@thinkforyourself5672]

Props to Martz for taking the responsibility on himself and realizing what went wrong. Those 99 to 05 Rams should have won 3 Superbowls with that squad

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

I can’t believe it’s been TWENTY years since this game was played.

[@merakki]

Right got gray hairs now and it's wild.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

And the Rams are back in the SB 20 years later!

[@alexgall8785]

Yeah totally crazy, it's been 20 years since 20 years ago.

[@alexgall8785]

@@AmirKhan-yv8jm in the fakest City in America, Los Angeles the crap hole of this country and the symbol with what's wrong. Embodied within one cancerous mass of Steel, concrete, and hobo feces on the side walks.

[@michaelfasano8569]

There are high schoolers right now who weren't alive for 9/11

[@MCreedon34]

Not ashamed to say one of the best moments of my life, and as a freshman in high school at the time and a die hard Pats fan living 25 minutes from Foxboro stadium it was easily the best moment of my lift up to that point, and besides my daughter being born is still up there

[@ncnfede5006]

This game was amazing but also rip to the people who were lost in 9/11

[@jamesbochichio9467]

I almost forgot

[@finchborat]

Should've uploaded this 4 days ago for the 20th anniversary. I was 9 and in the 4th grade at the time. It's crazy that Brady is the last player from this game to retire. Long live the GOAT!

[@davidbarton1806]

Last player drafted in the 20th century!

[@finchborat]

@@davidbarton1806 I consider 2000 a part of the 21st Century.

[@davidbarton1806]

@@finchborat technically the Century doesn't start until 2001 but I get it

[@ysn12288]

This was one of the first superbowls I ever watched that I actually was rooting hard for a team. Loved these Rams so much. Never thought that "Brady guy" would go on to become the GOAT 🐐 Awesome to look back and see it again through the perspective of knowing his career path now

[@jeremiahpadilla2822]

He's not a goat he got bailed out of every big play by the refs

[@jackduncan5442]

@@jeremiahpadilla2822 Good god get over it already.

[@YourBoyJohnny94]

@@jackduncan5442 The Patriots dynasty was scripted

[@jimlthor]

I remember watching this at a Super Bowl party when I was 16. Hanging out with a bunch of friends, and everyone remarking about how good this young, new QB was

[@MandoPercussion]

J.R. Redmond was such an unsung hero in this game!

[@The_Chewmiester]

Please keep posting these. They are well made and we appreciate getting a chance to watch them. 👌

[@BrottenGuy]

NFL Films has ALWAYS made great videos, films, video packages with drama & such, & documenting all of NFL history for us. We all should be appreciative of what they’ve done. In fact, Steve Sabol, the main founder of NFL Films alongside his Dad, was one of the main voices of the sport & league, for me, in the 80s & 90s bc of their work. He is STILL an NFL Legend, in that regard; and STILL one of the Legendary voices & figures of the sport. Period.

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[@eugeneweeks3325]

I watched Faulk play at San Diego State and he has always been awesome! He is bad dude in the backfield.

[@ZJ-ne9kn]

I watch these old games on KZbin all the time, mostly nfl nba and college championships.. theres so many great things about them, the presentations' favorite announcers. Guys, that never quite made it for whatever reasons and, of course, the hall of farmers in action..

[@Miller2h41]

Interestingly enough on the Touchdown to David Patten it was the same route ran the week before in the NFC Championship game by philadelphia where Todd Pinkston ran an out & up on Dexter McCleon for a touchdown before the half so Brady & Company seen that on film and knew who they were going to attack.

[@robertfogarty4399]

Great, incredible analysis. Well done!

[@Miller2h41]

@@robertfogarty4399 Thank You

[@vortexalpha3526]

NFL throwback also coming in clutch!

[@patrickmoylan5983]

Rams blaming the officials . I love seeing Warner and Faulk cry they lost because Patriots were tougher. This was a fight and Rams cried while Patriots kept on punching them in face.

[@sgtjarhead99]

"Tonight, a dynasty is born, baby!" Yep. The Rams were right about that one. LOL.

[@LeopardShark21]

Yup 😂

[@jackduncan5442]

Losers!!

[@crosstatt7441]

It just wasn’t the Rams. 🐏 🚫

[@MostlyElectrolytes]

I was in a tent in Afghanistan freezing my ass off for this game. Only SB I've missed since I was 5. First time I've even seen the highlights. Couple of fun observations. i think that Warner is in his 3rd season here...it's Brady's second season; first as a starter. Warner goes on to have his career fall apart, gets released, goes to the Giants as a stop gap for Eli which is disaster, leaves NY to mentor Leinart....resurrects his career, takes the lowly Cardinals to the SB, ends up retiring 5 years after that he's in the HoF. People don't seem to remember just how bad both of the teams that Warner got to the SB were. Warner held the top 3 passing performances in SB history until recently. BUT....in that same time Tom Brady goes on to play in EIGHT MORE SB's and he might be retired (I'm not buying it). It's insane. Hell, Mike Vrabel forced an interception in this game....he's heading into his 8th season coaching in the NFL; 4th as a head coach...and a good one at that. There used to be an argument for decades about the greatest QB....not anymore. Tom Brady has every passing record....has SEVEN SB rings....3 more than anyone else. The greatest of all time? If you beat the best twice in the biggest game it's easy....it's gotta be Eli Manning. 🤣

[@kenholt8297]

Eli Manning is no g.o.a.t.!

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

You were there fighting the Taliban?

[@blainebarnett8449]

watching brady play in that game gave me the chills. a prelude of things to come. a legend and goat was born

[@daviclar867]

Warner is a class act!

[@sharafmzaman7412]

From a sixth round draft pick to: 🏈 7x Super Bowl Champion 🏈 5x Super Bowl MVP 🏈 3x NFL MVP 🏈 15x Pro Bowler 🏈 6x All Pro 🏈 All-Time Yards Leader in Both Regular and Post-Season (96,000+ Yards) 🏈 All-Time Touchdown Leader in Both Regular and Post-Season (720+ TDs) 🏈 All-Time Completions in Both Regular and Post-Season (7200+ Completions) 🏈 Most Regular season Wins All-Time 🏈 Most Post-season wins all-time 🏈 10x Conference Champion 🏈 18x Division Champion 🏈 HOF All-2000s Team 🏈 HOF All-2010s Team 🏈 2007 AP Offensive Player of the Year 🏈 2007 Bert Bell Award (Player of the Year) 2009 AP Comeback Player of the Year 🏈 2009 PFWA Comeback Player of the Year 🏈 2010 AP Offensive Player of the Year

[@Zack29810]

with 🏈 3 Different Cheating Scandals

[@sharafmzaman7412]

@@Zack29810 Did you mot hear the recent news that deflate gate was all made up and the NFL had nothing I can say pats but I ended up gathering fake info and pretty much framed them

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

@@Zack29810 Stick to video games Zack. You clearly know very little about sports

[@jeremiahpadilla2822]

Yeah right if tom Brady is that good then he didn't have to cheat he's overrated

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

@@jeremiahpadilla2822 You're uneducated

[@T800-theRealOne]

22 years later we will never forget. America forever!!!

[@yomom1452]

Idc what anyone says this has to be like the best sb like that stadium and stage looks so nice so many lights it’s crazy

[@joelentrup6658]

R.I.P. David Patten

[@Angry-est]

Thank you, NFL Films! Love these

[@threerings1345]

There was no better sports radio broadcast duo than Gil Santos and Gino Cappelletti in New England. Their call on Vinatieri's game-winner is unforgettable considering that after a 30 year partnership in the booth witnessing so many frustrating seasons, they were finally sharing this title with the long-suffering Patriots fans.

[@Ricardo-pj6cl]

“Tom Brady, Overrated!” Didn’t age well lol

[@thebackupaccount1154]

Aged amazingly actually, never seen a comment about an nfl player that aged that greatly.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

Ends up as arguably the GOAT!

[@Pats308]

@@AmirKhan-yv8jm Arguably? who the hell is better then him or believe is better then him?

[@YoungMoneyMike22]

13:55 Chilling words that predicted the future for the next 20 years

[@igorlobkovenko9480]

I totally agree with the St. Louis journalist Thomas. I could not believe how soft the Rams played the last drive. There was no pressure but the game was tied and a field goal wins it.

[@BondandBourne]

Thank you Tom!

[@g.r.x.racer-1737]

What a half-time show the Irish rock band U.2. gave during Superbowl XXXVI.

[@Channel-23s]

From SB 36 to SB 55 wow just wow

[@xxdavi95]

Now 56 to mark the 20 years

[@slappxn]

Double the NFL films staff so we can get more uploads please.

[@dsscam]

56:00 Dexter McCleon:"Tom Brady overrated..." That comment certainly didn't age well. Little did he know Tom Brady would become the G.O.A.T.

[@thedarkemissary]

32:45 🤣🤣🤣Look at Brady lost in the wilderness! Legend!!

[@bismoglungis]

Bruh got boomed 😂😂😂

[@johnwonder8720]

The Rams Owners screwed up when they pissed off the Football Gods , when they changed the colors in their uniforms, after winning the SB the year before.

[@alittlecreepywhenyou]

I gotta say, I'm an Eagles fan living in Sydney Australia and this game still gives me chills. It just makes the Philly Special play all the more cherished and special. To me, and to all the Eagles fans everywhere. Go Birds!

[@stevenstocker7425]

What the hell do the eagles have to do with rhis

[@alittlecreepywhenyou]

@@stevenstocker7425 Well Steve, the Eagles beat "The Patriots" in SB 52.

[@AidanHolland]

Pats 6 rings kid. Congratulations on the 1 though. Eagles fans deserved it.

[@yomom1452]

It’s crazy how Tom retired will never gonna see a better football players like him maybe ever until proven otherwise

[@Riley_Mundt]

Welp... he's back.

[@GRNKRBY]

​@@Riley_MundtHe gone again. 😢

[@RYMAN1321]

@@GRNKRBYFor good now

[@freemarketjoe9869]

NFL films are the best. I love watching superbowls again by these guys. They do it so perfectly.

[@merakki]

Man these throwback so nostalgic and hits me with reality on how old iam and time flies.Good ol days of football.

[@primetime400]

"Tonight, a dynasty has fell" - Ricky Proehl.

[@RYMAN1321]

Brady ended any chance of a Rams or Seahawks dynasty

[@kodiak138]

i remember having serious debates in Connecticut with other fans if we continue with Brady or ride the rest out with Bledsoe. What a lot of people forget is Tom got hurt in the playoffs and Drew took over early in the AFC championship game and looked much better than Brady and played great. Remember Drew was no slouch he was a pro bowl QB with experience and a huge arm and even though this kid was leading us to wins there was a discussion all throughout New England if we let Drew start the Super Bowl. Most of us agreed that Tom should start but in the back of our mind we didn't know if that would be the right decision.

[@j.m.5744]

"We all felt Tom had a better pre-season than Drew, but he was the franchise QB, so I went with him expecting Tom would play at some point" - Bill Belichick. I was in college when all this happened, and we all knew Bledsoe sucked ass. I guess its typical for the type of people who live in Connecticut to have no clue. Here in Rhode Island we were calling for Drew to get benched after going 0-2 without a TD pass. He was terrible and a stiff, when Brady came in we were so happy the donkey got benched. We also knew there was no way Drew would play over Tom in the Superbowl lmao, who would ever even argue that smh.

[@j.m.5744]

He also never looked "much better than Brady". He almost lost that game if u go watch it, he threw a ball right to the other teams CB who dropped it before he had another chance to win it. Morons.

[@brutusbarnabus8098]

Bledsoe had a big arm and big numbers but he also threw all those back breaking INTs. He threw four against the Packers in SB XXXI.

[@aaronjackson9385]

@@j.m.5744 He threw a pick 6 right to Joey Porter who dropped it!! Bledsoe had less yards in 2 and a half quarters then Brady had in one in a half. He did very little aside from finishing his 1st drive that Tom started.

[@norwoodwildlife9849]

Ricky Proehl "Tonight a dynasty is born" Dexter McCleon "Tom Brady is overrated" Who ate more crow that day?

[@javiermartinez894]

Bob Kraft phrase about democracy.....ETERNAL!! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES PATS NATION!!

[@vasantos-re4hb]

I love seeing clean tackles on the QBs. I hate cheap hits.

[@REIDSRAPS]

Was 11 years old that season woww time flys

[@Ricardo-pj6cl]

Tom Brady destroyed dreams for 20+ years

[@toyotaandlexussupercharged6699]

Eli Manning destroyed his perfect season

[@AidanHolland]

7 rings kid.

[@AidanHolland]

It's amazing Brady turned the patriots from the level of the Panthers in terms of SB wins to the level of the Steelers. Incredible.

[@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6401]

@@toyotaandlexussupercharged6699 Tom Brady and Eli Manning destroyed your Mom

[@RustyGunn7]

I was basically new to football, with no chosen team. I favored the Patriots, the Buccaneers and the Jaguars, but was undecided. Because of this attack I chose the Patriots as my team, simply because I felt I am a Patriot of my country. I had absolutely no idea the Patriots would win the Super Bowl. Turns out this was a very good decision.

[@obnoxious3388]

Back when I was yelling to put Brady in and one of the only people who got excited when they drafted him. 😎

[@n.p.aucoin7966]

The footage by NFL films is stunning. There's something cinematic about these throwback Superbowls.

[@Miller2h41]

That stat by the late Bryan Burwell about the Rams losing more game in a 5-year period than any franchise in the history of the NFL is still shocking to this day and beyond. You know you've hit an all-time low as a franchise when you have lost more games than the Browns, Lions, Jaguars, and Raiders. That is the definition of rock bottom in the NFL.

[@whosaidthat84]

I believe the Browns matched that in the mid 2010s when they had that winless season. Either way, it was embarrassing.

[@Miller2h41]

@@whosaidthat84 I may have looked it up but I think the Rams still lost more games than the Winless Browns that year because during that same time period the Lions also went winless in 2008.

[@edwinverzosa7655]

20 years after, the rams finally got some payback against Brady, only in a buccaneers uniform. And they would win their second super bowl

[@Miller2h41]

Brady's legacy was already cemented long beforehand.

[@chillinfilms5963]

first rule in the NFL , never count out tom brady

[@malldollar4886]

This was as clutch as TB12

[@212go]

56:04 Tom Brady overrated?? hahah the most under rated guy beats you in his first superbowl and he is overrated. Amazing

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

And goes on to be the GOAT!

[@juantwo3]

I hope it’s the same outcome this weekend, Rams lose, new dynasty is born. But it’s Joe Burrow and the Bengals!

[@Miller2h41]

Its hard to pull that off these days because nobody can sneak up on teams like the Pats did back then. Back in 2001 the Patriots were on nobody's radar but then they got on a roll and even coming into that Super Bowl nobody paid any attention to the Pats as it was all about the Rams. Safe to say the direction the Pats and Rams went has had a lasting effect even to this day.

[@chipgriffiths3655]

@@Miller2h41 Guess you didn't watch ESPN back then, they ran a Brady Bunch segment all year. Oh, and the Rams beat the Pats on their home field that year.

[@Miller2h41]

@@chipgriffiths3655 Unless actual games are happening on ESPN I don't care for anything else on ESPN one bit and I'm not going to waste hours watching ESPN. I don't need a reminder that the final score was 24 - 17.

[@Miller2h41]

@@chipgriffiths3655 I remember the first matchup and the Pats tried blitzing and didn't really work so instead they changed it up the second time and got physical and disrupted their timing.

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

Issac Bruce is complaining about officiating and holding at 23;19 as they show him holding Ty Law on a running play. Quit crying, son.

[@Miller2h41]

They were not use to getting hit in the mouth up to that point. They weren't ready for the physicality from the start. As Mike Tyson put: "Everyone has a game plan until they get hit in the mouth." When the Pats hit the Rams in the mouth it appeared they didn't know how to respond.

[@100chuckjones]

Major props to Kurt Warner, one of the most humble, amazing human beings. I really respect that guy a lot. My only peeve here is the amount of extended adds I had to watch in order to view this whole video. The NFL is a cash cow. I understand the need to make money but they have more money than what they know what to do with. Then why use a free platform (KZbin) to load up a zillion adds for people trying to watch videos ? Some people have limited access internet, They should cut back on some of these adds.

[@AromaBlue]

Bill was Parcell's protegee. This is what he did for most of his career: rough defense. No surprise he chose this stragegy. He is an old style defensive coach. That is why the only great WR Brady got was Moss. He always liked to invest in defense as a manager. He only got him Moss because Moss took a paycut, wanted to play with Brady and everyone said he was done (fools). You can see he his love of defense and his lack of interest in offense in his last SB with the Rams. I even suspect he chose Brady over Brees because he was a kid he could control.

[@patrickgray5633]

Marshall Faulk I love ya but get out with the Rams starting the constant passing game did you watch the Chargers under Don Coryell, The Bengals under Sam Wyche, The Bills under Marv Levy. Everyone of those teams were quick strike fast offenses.

[@aaronjackson9385]

Exactly. Dont forget the Moon Oilers.

[@patrickgray5633]

@@aaronjackson9385 The Run & Shoot!!!!

[@aaronjackson9385]

@@patrickgray5633 even the Lions ran the run and shoot from 1993-1995.

[@patrickgray5633]

​@aaronjackson9385 I'm a huge Bengals fan my parents had season tickets from 1978-2000 until my fathers job had us relocate so now we never miss a game on tv. It just blows my mind how much teams talk about them changing the game when in the mid 80's Sam Wyche invented the no huddle & Buffalo cried about it in the 1988 AFC Championship by going to the Commissioners Office & steal the no huddle which fine but what offends me is Levy gets credit for the no huddle when Sam Wyche started it.

[@morenogarcia6106]

It’s sad how the Rams players are complaining about the physicality of the game like they couldn’t do the same thing back to the Patriots 😢

[@bambamsboys7394]

These rams boys would love playing today, u can’t hit. Thr pats were physical and beasts! That was football! The game is changing so much that pretty soon it won’t even be fun anymore imo. I’m not saying that I have to watch people get hurt to enjoy myself, actually I hate seeing injuries to players of any sport or anything that keeps someone from doing what they love and work hard for, BUT I began watching football bec it was a great sport, great stress reliever for me, etc but with all the new rules it’s just not the same and getting much Worse really fast unfortunately. And I didn’t know who Mike Martz was when I was watching this live (bec this was literally my first season as a football fan) but I have a ton of respect for him simply for his comments on this video, he didn’t want to blame rules and refs or whatever, he just said they were out played. Respect

[@Miller2h41]

When John Madden made the comment that the Patriots should play for overtime my thought was "No Way!" because the rams had momentum at that point and fatigue was taking effect on the Pats so that last thing they didn't need was the rams getting the football back. As Coach Belichick put it: "We didn't want them getting the ball back."

[@Bennysol]

I still scratch my head trying to figure out what madden was thinking. You have the ball with a minute left. Why would you take a knee to risk losing a coin toss to the "greatest show on turf?"

[@Miller2h41]

As mentioned the Pats defense was exhausted by that point. Late 3rd into the 4th quarter they were doing there best to hang on because they knew the Rams would gain traction eventually. Thankfully they scored fast and left just under a minute and a half.

[@SkyBlue-nh2pp]

TWENTY years since it happend, amazing

[@erics2739]

still remember why the vinateri had such a big kick...

[@simonlorenzo4532]

I hope you upload the Colts vs Patriots 2006

[@Miller2h41]

What this shows is how to combat a high flying attack of The Greatest Show on Turf and that is by roughing them up every single play because a mistake is bound to happen.

[@aaronjackson9385]

This was unprecedented, though. TB did a better job in 99 of slowing down STL. They just didnt have Brady to finish it off.

[@carl5381]

what it shows is when you know every play that's coming by recognizing the formations you can cause mistakes. This was theft. Rams were and will always be superior to the Patriots that year.

[@Miller2h41]

@@carl5381 The Pats hit them in the mouth and got physical. The difference was the turnovers.

[@Miller2h41]

@@carl5381 The Patriots played them earlier and tried blitzing and it didn't work so they changed it up and the results were different. I don't care about a team being superior than the other because if they were the superior team than they would have won the game but they didn't. The team that scored the most points was the superior team and that was the Patriots.

[@Miller2h41]

@@aaronjackson9385 The Rams under Mike Martz were a timing offense so physicality at the line or within 5 yards of pass plays is how you combat a big play offense or simply hit them in the mouth with or without the football which is what they did.

[@Hawkmenn]

Tonight a dynasty is born.

[@charlesnewman6468]

Rams Defensive coach is a "Little Moron." 33:18. 😂 😂 😂

[@scottfarmer8758]

After this game Kurt Warner never won another game as the Rams QB. The next time he would win a game would be in 2004 when he payed for the New York Giants.

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

I am from Chicago and we had a family friend who played on the Patriots once (Mack Herron) we have been Pats fans ever since.. We also watched The Wolverines play and saw how incredible Brady was playing for them in 2 seasons - (99) Citrus Bowl MVP & (2000) Orange Bowl MVP - both games and wins as under dogs.. 450 yards and 4 TD's vs Alabama in that Orange Bowl game as a -21 point under dog.. We were sitting on edge wondering if Belichick was going to play Brady or Bledsoe in the SB .. We knew what the comeback kid was like in Michigan being Big 10 fans and we also knew that if Brady got the start The Pats would win... Tom Brady SB MVP

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

Mini Mack and Sam Bam were a great 1-2 punch for the Pats in 1974.

[@bambamsboys7394]

McCleon ate his words big time!! “They weak man. Tom Brady, overrated” 😂😂😂

[@calvincalvin3132]

God i love physical football

[@connarcowanakacliffordoneo9095]

Credit bill and Romeo crennell for digging out their super bowl 25 game plan for the Patriots. Few rushers and more hitting across the Middle on the receivers and on faulk

[@Miller2h41]

What often gets overlooked that season is when the Rams played the giants that season the giants got physical with the rams. They disrupted with physicality just like the Pats did.

[@ghostwolf1435]

This team was a scrappy group of underdogs that played the best game they could and beat a monster team

[@Miller2h41]

It doesn't get talked about but that rams defense really did keep them in the game otherwise it wouldn't have come down to the last possession of regulation for Tom & Company on offense. Thankfully the rams scored quickly because they definitely would have won that game in overtime if had the Pats not done anything.

[@RYMAN1321]

Warner helped blow this game and the Cardinals one. In both he threw a pick 6 and lost a fumble

[@4c3fr3h1y]

As a patriots fan, i got a lot of respect for mike martz after watching this. The rest of the rams were clearly salty and still a bit arrogant, but he was perfectly objective the whole time.

[@rodgerthat6287]

Anyone know when this originally aired?

[@jasonplayton9442]

What a great game

[@patrickmoylan5983]

Rams crying about the officials pathetic.

[@nick2s]

i wished they would have mentioned something about the family tie between Kevin and Marshall Faulk

[@Unclemarv12]

Don Coryell started the wide open offense, Martz elevated it

[@tiddiesattic]

When the Patriots chose to be introduced as a TEAM, I pick them right then and there.

[@walterwhite1]

Man I love ❤️ nfl films!

[@finchborat]

If Dave Dameshek was still doing the N if L, one idea could be "What if the Rams won Super Bowl 36?" The premise is, if the Rams win this game, are they still in St. Louis today or do they still move back to LA?

[@slylancey]

I've always wonder that as well? Like would the Rams have been the team of the 2000's and stay in St. Louis? Does Peyton Manning win more Super Bowls without the Patriots constantly getting in the way? Does Brady get traded because Belichick doesn't trust him anymore? Too many what if scenarios, but it would make for a great video

[@ghostwolf1435]

Martz took responsibility for this

[@Estyles11]

We needed to run the ball more. We had Marshall Faulk!

[@bradleybrown8399]

13:55 "tonight, the dynasty is stillborn" fixed it for you...

[@aloysiusdevadanderabercrom6401]

"Tonight, the Patriots abort the f*cker"

[@dispassionateobserver]

Watching the first couple minutes of this and missing the time when Americans used to love their country.

[@jr_Linux]

Back when football felt like football.

[@Dozah58]

I love Troy Brown and know he didn't mean anything by it, but it really rubs me the wrong way when he says that Andruzzi's family was in the "firefighting business" it's not a business; it's a service, and thank God for all those who risk their lives. It's absolutely crazy to me there are still parts of this country with full volunteer squads. Anybody willing to risk their lives in that job should be compensated.