The CRAZIEST Ending in Super Bowl History! (Patriots vs. Seahawks, Super Bowl 49)

[@SPTO]

undoubtedly. I will for the rest of my life remember the look on Sherman's face at the end.

[@Frankieefootballmundial]

SPTO I was expecting a touchdown from the Seahawks 27-24 but epic fail occur it turns an interception game over!

[@chiliboi1951]

HA! SUCK IT -Packers Fan

[@ethanjohnson580]

14:59

[@meldelapena8443]

Before the interception I can’t forget how RW looked so confused on that play...I decided I was played by the NFL. I was convinced it was a rigged...who knows Seahawks got paid extra or more than the Patriots on that SB

[@mgb4692]

Even Niner fans do that, and he's their guy now ROFL. Of course given how this season went for them they're probably all HES A FUCKIN INFILTRATOR, DAMN YOU PETE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SB-ov6om]

I can make this game as the most complete Super Bowl game of all time.... - defensive in the first half - shootout in the second half - 4th quarter 10 point comeback - UNBELIEVEABLE CATCH BY KEARSE - crazy ending

[@thefilmeffect6089]

This is still my favorite Super Bowl of all time. A lot of people put the Atlanta Super Bowl as the best of all time, but this game literally has everything and both teams are so closely matched. The Pats second Super Bowl win is another amazing game. It damn near goes all defense, all offense, all defense, then all offense from quarter to quarter.

[@NB-tb7vq]

@spinnernet1 It had been a very long time since a Patriots SB win though, at the time.

[@onlytruth9857]

Super Bowl 51

[@breiter4697]

As much as i think this is a great game, i think the steelers cardinals one was better.

[@beastmode218]

This was the Best Super bowl of all time

[@brandonlurenzo411]

Everytime I feel like a failure I come back and watch this

[@endlesstravellers8480]

Brandon LURENZO 😂

[@JD-xz1mx]

Huh? Failure? Most of that team are Superbowl Champions, and all the most popular names on the *losing* team are going to be hall of famers. Not sure that's the benchmark I'd want to measure myself against.

[@cako666]

@@JD-xz1mx maybe my mans pushes himself really hard lol

[@yetz2291]

@@JD-xz1mx Then SB13 must be your cup of tea too. That is, if you like to see HOFers lose in the SB to other HOFers.

[@mutulushakur6]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MilosJeremyBesterci]

The look on Richard Sherman’s face after the interception was pure horror. It looked like he just saw a murder or some sort of apocalyptic phenomenon.

[@Jsdunnrox]

Wasn’t even the look of shock, he looked disgusted 😂😂

[@FeezFBaby]

​@@JsdunnroxIt was actually a lil bit of everything bro ranging from shocked, disgusted, angrier than a mfer, & baffled etc lmfao 💯💯💯🤣🤣🤣

[@armesbgood8671]

I still remember watching it and cackling as the whole shop erupted in excitement. I'll never forget Sherman's face as long as I live.

[@Janon743]

It’s that heart sinking expression of despair, and I get it honestly So close and it’s all lost to that…

[@joshcook5434]

I remember he was being cocky when they were 24-14 in the 4th. I was going "man, you better watch it, there's still a lot of game left. You're going to regret making an ass of yourself"...And I was right.

[@spottyblanks5199]

Say what you want about NE but they've been in some of the greatest Super Bowls in history.

[@ErikCB912]

Hate the Patriots, but I agree almost every super bowl they’ve been in were entertaining except for super bowl 53

[@JohnDoe-rr1fz]

@@ErikCB912 53 was just impressive for how they got held to 3

[@ErikCB912]

@@JohnDoe-rr1fz that doesn’t make it entertaining or a good game which was my point

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@ErikCB912 That's true, I agree

[@ahmedrahim2500]

@@ErikCB912 some people like defence you know. A game with many touchdowns isn't necessarily a good game

[@bluescale8626]

Still can't believe they didn't run it

[@49er4life10]

Blue Scale still can’t believe the nfl is posting about this

[@bluescale8626]

@@49er4life10 well Brady is playing in a superbowl in another couple of days so yea...

[@chrisgregory265]

Blue Scale Did you know Marshawn Lynch was 1/5 from the 1 yard line scoring in the 2014 season?

[@bluescale8626]

@@chrisgregory265 good stat, but its 2nd down and you have a timeout. Run it, if all fails give the pass a try.

[@DexterHaven]

There's video of Butler at a team practice trying to stop this type of formation at the goal line before this game was played. @GTC Pohorex

[@2Addictive]

Seahawks blew an ending. Falcons blew a game. Big difference between them.

[@mgb4692]

IKR, everyone forgets the Hawks actually trailed in this game twice (7-0 and 14-7), which makes the end result at least understandable (b/f game, 28-3, not so much)

[@fanirama]

Falcons didn't blow it. The Patriots bitchslapped them and took it away by force

[@fanirama]

@The Green Pill Mindset no. They were thrown out of FG range by the Patriots defense by the sack. Patriots bitch slapped them and yanked it out of their hands.

[@sarahneuren7057]

@The Green Pill Mindset Why do you keep making idiotic, unfounded, and completely incorrect assumptions about my mental peace? You don't even know me. You clearly have nothing better to do than sit on your ass all day and be a troll.

[@sarahneuren7057]

@The Green Pill Mindset ftw.usatoday.com/2017/02/film-review-the-falcons-didnt-blow-the-super-bowl-bill-belichick-took-it-from-them "The Falcons did not choke away Super Bowl LI. They simply ran out of energy - and effective strategic adjustments - against a team featuring the NFL’s greatest coach of all-time, its greatest quarterback of all-time and the best coaching staff in the league today."

[@scsutton1]

As a Seahawks fan, I come back to this every so often and I keep thinking: Surely they're going to run it in? Don't throw it, Russell! And my heart gets ripped apart every single time.

[@lukeidahl]

Same man, same 😢

[@thatt-shirtguy9669]

As A Seahawks fan, how was Russell not the most hated man in Seattle after that game? Did y'all not demand a trade?

[@scsutton1]

@@thatt-shirtguy9669 Being from England, I wouldn't know. But I suspect it wasn't all that great in Seattle the morning after.

[@Sosytus]

Do you not remember Super Bowl 48? We won it a year earlier. Why does no one remember that

[@SaiGon360TV]

stupid call at the end.. keep running with the best running back in the NFL

[@Ironfangzu]

As a lifelong Patriots fan, I will always remember the reaction of the Seahawks fans when Butler intercepted the ball. Many TVs were destroyed in Seattle on this day.

[@lilboiyouaintgotme]

And we quite literally would've won if Russel had a brain :|

[@daviddibble2744]

So good. And the thing I love the most is that Wilson has never been the same since! The patriots ruined his career lmao 😂

[@Lil_dee_23]

Famous last words U do not throw a pass at goal line when u have marshawn lynch

[@daviddibble2744]

And still are 🤣 they ain’t never been the same since.

[@lilboiyouaintgotme]

@@daviddibble2744 what?

[@HenryPPMN]

That 3rd down catch by Edelman in the 4th was insane. Clearly got a concussion but held onto the ball and stayed in the game

[@wolfie71231]

that play altered the momentum of the game, won them the SB

[@tommcdonough6086]

​@@wolfie71231Julian Edelman tough as nails, yes that catch was a momentum changer in that game, that catch in Atlanta, the circus catch I felt was one of the best clutch grabs I've ever seen. Kept the momentum in that comeback as well. We were spoiled rotten up here in NE. No brainier if the kept pounding Lynch ........ I'll never 4 get that moment when Malcom Butler became a household name.

[@SantanaMoss15]

Brandon Browner was a huge unsung hero in this game. 1st he makes the move to start covering Matthews who was killing it and shuts him down. Then he sets the jam that gets Butler free so he can make the pick.

[@bendrescher7185]

Santana Moss so true

[@dantheman5745]

These are the tiny details that make the difference between winning and losing....that Bill Belichick always addresses. The guy is ALWAYS the smartest guy in the room. And in no other sport does the head coach/manager have as much potential impact as in football. Add an all-time great QB, and that's why you have a dynasty. It takes both, not just one.

[@etchosts8162]

He also had a PI that wasnt called 😂

[@dantheman5745]

@jaboo82681 I agree 100%, jaboo. I'm a Bengals fan. I can only DREAM of having a team this well coached and this well disciplined. Got close in 1981 and 1988. But never got to the top of the mountain. And it doesn't look like it's gonna happen any time soon. :-( But I certainly can appreciate what I'm watching in Brady & Belichick. Any fan base would KILL to have a tandem like that.

[@CoachJMagana]

Sad how low that man has fallen from grace

[@giovannicarbajal2200]

The grass was so beautiful. The stadium as well. Wish the super bowl could come back here

[@TheLocalLt]

Giovanni Carbajal the grass at this super bowl was spraypainted as the grass was half dead. That’s why its a brighter green than most fields. That’s also why the Pats have green paint on their jerseys

[@giovannicarbajal2200]

TheLocalLt still dope lol

[@thezekinator9358]

@@giovannicarbajal2200 Super Bowl LVII will be there in 2023.

[@TheLocalLt]

Giovanni Carbajal I agree it looked really cool

[@ImGoingSupersonic]

@@TheLocalLt lol, guess that explains the beautiful grass.

[@CrackShot554]

'Now you have to stop Marshawn Lynch' Pete Caroll: say no more

[@TheInternationalDJCasper]

This comment is crazy funny to me 😂😂😂😂

[@therealmadtitan8555]

People bring up "in that situation he wasn't doing well" lmfao... Regular season stats mean nothing in that moment it's the Superbowl...tell your boys up front to push for their lives...give him a lead back and he's getting in...period... A quarterback sneak is a better damn call then a pass there.... unbelievable

[@jaydomingue9914]

@@therealmadtitan8555 guy had what 7 yards a carry that game wtf was pete thinking

[@betting4life948]

@@therealmadtitan8555 situational football, a low success rate on 2 yards or less to go runs. One time out and a clock under 30. What happens if Lynch doesn't get in on 2nd down now they have 18-20 seconds and no timeouts after the stop it. There play calls are limited.

[@starmaster191]

@@therealmadtitan8555 This.

[@youngantae6612]

Fun fact: Dan Quinn was Seahawks defensive coordinator in this historic Super Bowl ending Dan Quinn was also the head coach of the Atlanta falcons which also had the historic Super Bowl comeback.

[@ErikCB912]

And then Dan Quinn passed the torch to Kyle Shanahan. He was the OC of the falcons in that super bowl and the HC of the 49ers in the super bowl 2 years ago

[@stopdropandroll]

Once a choker, always a chokee

[@frankaddington1773]

wow I completely forgot about that. Good catch.

[@jamtop1105]

*Falcons

[@MrPink-zw4ho]

@@ErikCB912 in both, atrocious clock management n play calling in the final minutes.

[@nala3038]

Dear Pete Carroll, you promised a championship in New England in 1997, so thanks for keeping your word!

[@nathan5333]

As a patriots fan this is the most important Superbowl to me it brought the most emotion out of me what a great game if you watched it live

[@TzUuup]

Did you cry?

[@ChiseledAdonis]

2nd in goal with a time out & you throw the ball... Couldn't even get that play all in Madden if you stimulated the scenario. coach belichick could have had a lobotomy and I can guarantee you he wouldn't have made that call. It's not like Marshawn Lynch wasn't eating all day... I will go to the grave believing that it was a conspiracy to keep him from being the Superbowl MVP. Just ridiculous

[@ironiczombie2530]

Like most teams on the goalline they try at least one pass, normally second down. if it was incomplete they would have two more downs to run the ball. If you run it on second down and don't get it, you then waste the timeout you have to throw on your next down or risk wasting the chance to go for it on 4th down. Basically they wanted to maximize their chance to use all 4 downs if needed.

[@TheLocalLt]

Ironic Zombie yeah you throw on 3rd down. There is absolutely no excuse for throwing on 2nd down. None

[@rudythompson7377]

It WAS to prevent M. Lynch from being the games MVP. Seattle wanted their star QB to be MVP, so they chose to throw it. Lynch was a beast (as usual) in this game. Had he scored the winning TD there is no chance Wilson is MVP.

[@Skibone21]

Actually he wasn't eating on short yardage in the second half. It's like no one was watching the game. The call was right the execution was wrong.

[@naothi]

@@Skibone21 No matter how many misses Michael Jordan, Reggie Miller or Steph Curry have had the whole game, they will get the damn ball on the final shot with the game on the line.

[@sojaesoxgrant7112]

Best running back in the league at the time and decided to throw on the 1 yard line🤔 they deserved that L

[@TPTGopher]

Wasn’t the 20th best in that situation

[@jameswest9388]

Not really deserved. The run was expected. He had come up just short the previous play. The play they went for had worked a number of times already and Butler was known to have struggled with it in practice and for the part of the game he played. Honestly the reasoning was absolutely sound.

[@rspryor]

@@jameswest9388 Came up short from 5 yards out. 2nd and goal at the half foot mark. The reasoning wasn't sound at all. you don't think Lynch would get in with 3 more tries inside the 1? Come on man.

[@jameswest9388]

Raymond Pryor the reasoning was absolutely sound for that play. Half foot, second down, just bash a quality RB like Lynch for as many downs as required is absolutely what’s expected by everyone. Opting for a play for one down that had worked 100% throughout the game and notoriously against personnel on the defence at the time was a perfectly sound call.

[@PGar58]

Up until that point in the NFL season there had been 108 passes thrown at the 1 yard line. 60 went for touchdowns. None were intercepted. I’ll take those odds.

[@disco-hd4075]

As a patriots fan this was such an intimidating game to go into at the time. Brady getting older, had lost the last 2 Super Bowls we played in, and going against arguably the best defense of the decade. Just remember being terrified of the possibility of losing 3 in a row. Took Tom’s greatness and a pinch of luck to pull this one out. Chess match until the very end-arguably the greatest game ever played in the history of the sport.

[@brocrutter1025]

WHOAH THERE BUDDY!!! . Settle down. Did you say the greatest game ever? 😅😂 You cannot be serious, right? Seattle could have easily won that game had they given the ball to Marshawn Lynch. Thats stating the obvious but seriously. He was averaging 4.5 yards per carry that game. Even if he got stopped on that play he would have had 2 more times to try and get it in the end zone and to sit here and tell me with a straight face that the Pat's defense would prevent Lynch from gaining 1 yard 3 different times is absolutely Ludacris. Whoever made that call is a complete idiot and should not be allowed to coach or call any play for any NFL team ever again. Oh and by the way Rams vs Titans Superbowl was easily a better game than watching a team get robbed by one idiot call. Also the Patriots vs Falcons Superbowl was definetley one of the greatest Games I have watched for sure.

[@jakerojas4756]

Great post.

[@peterroberts1132]

Exercised a few demons here, too. We'd lost to the Tyree catch in the same stadium 7 years previously. Some of us still scarred from that feared the worst after the Kearse circle catch 😂😂😂

[@compplayz311]

As a Seahawks fan, it took a lot of courage watching this... I was in 3rd grade when this game happened and still remember the sadness to this day.

[@askthepizzaguy]

As a Pats fan, the Seahawks as a team deserved to win that game. One bad call from one person overrode the obvious talent your team had. There is zero chance we could have stopped Marshawn Lynch multiple times with a yard to go. We won this game by fluke, just like we won the game against the Giants in the regular season in our so-called "perfect" season. That was one ugly game and we took a huge beating and all the flukes went our way. The Giants were the only team that whole season I was afraid of in the playoffs and I predicted we'd lose before the game started. Your team was the slightly better one here, one fluke didn't go your way and it sucks when that happens. May you experience a "Brady era" of your own so you can feel the good side of it.

[@SparzWizard]

The Legion of Boom started against Tom Brady in 2012, and ended by Tom Brady in 2014.

[@grnnt123]

Lol facts

[@cliftonjames785]

As a Seahawks fan, I gotta say there is some truth to that. Just like how we destroyed the 49ers...they've never been the same since that nfc championship game. We're looking pretty damn good this year though

[@JuanHernandez-mw9zt]

They were still pretty good in 2015 tho

[@keefwins04]

Yeah i guess the Legion of boom didn’t actually last very long. Few good years but where are most of those dudes now 5 short years later.

[@ElGuapo408_]

clifton james LMFAOOO your wack ass one hit wonder team and that NFC Championship game the refs gave y’all had nothing to do with the Niners downfall if you were smart you’d know coach harbaugh got fired and lots of our good players either retired, got traded, or left 💀💀💀🤦🏽‍♂️😂 and we’re starting off the season 3-0 this year that’s pretty good 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@mrj4990]

Brady throwing that INT causing the DB to break his forearm was quietly one of the most beneficial moments for the patriots during that game. #LFG

[@queenfanpiper6299]

NO

[@kevaninthe4135]

A very costly interception for the Seahawks.

[@brianchua4240]

Yup, because they then picked on Simon for I think 2 of the 4 TD's The Lafell and Edelman TDs

[@jaredmenard7645]

@@brianchua4240 yeah but the pats gave them one at the half. Absolutely stupid playcalling

[@theonlygoodonehere2259]

I still think it would make no difference, they were close to scoring either way with Lane there, Brady just stupidly threw it straight to him, thats how he is, he plays off at like the 1st half or so, 2nd half he starts to wake up

[@michaeledwards1552]

the greatest game I ever watched the climax was unbelievable lol the Jeremy lane injury the great story of Chris Matthews Tom Bradys 10 point comeback in the 4th Quarter. The legendary Seattle should of ran it Memes. The Immaculate INT. This is the Greatest Super bowl.

[@mgb4692]

Chris Matthews came close to getting 100 yards in the Grey Cup too (thus the rarely seen double) but only finished with like 67

[@breiter4697]

I think the steelers cardinals one was better.

[@jusmadeitt]

@@breiter4697 close second

[@jarvistraps]

Don’t forget the crazy catch from Jermaine Kearse

[@JL_Cascadia]

Both Pats/NYG, both Niners/Bengals, Cards/Pitt, Bills/NYG and Pats/GB, ATL/Pats were all better.

[@CoDWiiPS3Gameplay]

I think, all things considered, this could seriously go down as the greatest game in NFL history. It had absolutely EVERYTHING you would want in a game. And to do it in the Superbowl? Best I've ever seen so far.

[@TheJShield]

I agree

[@redt7452]

For sure. Either this one, cardinals vs Steelers Super Bowl, or falcons pats 28-3 come back Super Bowl.

[@Sosytus]

The Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl 48

[@geordiejones5618]

This game and the 2018 AFC championship will always be my favorite Pats games of the decade. Incredible efforts that could have gone either way.

[@jrad410]

Greatest SuperBowl ever imo. We often get these games sold on the QBs, but here the stars of the show were Brady and the Patriots offense vs the Legion of Boom. Hall of famers on both sides and legendary plays. Just a classic

[@robsmith961]

I already miss NBC's epic cut-in graphic they used for replays that they had at this time.

[@JDEZZEDJ]

Rush Vogel can I have a time stamp plz

[@TheLocalLt]

Washington Rojoskins 9:24

[@donnebes9421]

NBC sucks! Just like all the rest of the msm.

[@thenumberquelve158]

I'm glad people are starting to remember the overall greatness of this game and not just that final play. This was definitely one of those Super Bowls that had you on the edge of your seat the whole way through. (Personally, after that Kearse catch, I was expecting the Patriots to let them score! ^^' )

[@picklerick853]

My favorite Super Bowl of ALL TIME!. This one had it all. High scoring on offense, good defensive play to the utterly sweet (or bitter) end. An all time defense against the GOAT. Doesn't get much better than this.

[@gmmclassicepisodecertifier1438]

Arguably the greatest super bowl of all time

[@fluffypenguin888ramirez6]

Hmm

[@captainchaserman7148]

Easily is. Most balanced super bowl of all time. Was always entertaining and had both great offense and great defense

[@sebastianhill7028]

@@captainchaserman7148 and a good story line

[@Adeon55]

Unarguably the stupidest play call of all time.

[@hermunkulus]

Greatest? No. Most balanced? Yes.

[@wolves8484]

POV: You're here after Brady wins his 7th SB

[@WhatsVibez]

yeah word like why they not wearing masks 😭

[@jacksonpope3955]

@@WhatsVibez yo stfu no one cares about masks

[@justinhoff4517]

Insane that he only had 3 going into this game

[@wolves8484]

@@justinhoff4517 frr

[@dmac2899]

@@WhatsVibez who cares about masks fr

[@actionjackson5359]

i remember watching this game, as i was the only one rooting for the patriots inside my friends house, and this game had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. one of the best super bowls i’ve ever seen. both teams battled from start to finish and they both put on a show. i swear when malcolm butler made that interception i was screaming out loud that my friends landlord had to tell us to be quiet! 😂 i was literally screaming tears of joy because those last couple of plays by the seahawks had my heart beating really fast. much respect to seahawks fans💯 #patsnationbaby🙌

[@GendoIkari_82]

I was also the only one rooting for the Patriots in the house; at my own Superbowl party too! When Kearse made that catch with a minute left I couldn't believe it; I thought it was going to be the ending of Superbowl XLII all over again and I just wouldn't have been able to handle that!

[@aaronnegron7983]

This was such a great SB. The emergence of Danny "Playoff" Amendola!!! Miss that dude.

[@thowdy]

Aaron Negron Pats could use Amendola right about now.

[@pennwoman]

Miss that guy too.

[@jaydomingue9914]

miss ed him also he was under rated when on rams was tough as nails only thing got hurt alot because of it but now we got a better danny 2.0 aka coooooooop man he is the man ty for our super bowl mr cupp

[@paullambert7481]

I think Super Bowl LI has almost overshadowed this game. Thinking about how insane this finish was: Patriots come back from 10 down in the 4th, take lead with two min left. Seahawks begin driving, with one of the two or three best catches in SB history by Kearse putting them in great shape. Then Butler picks it off at the goal line. We don't see interceptions on goal line jam plays in the regular season, let alone the Super Bowl! The swings in momentum are simply swift and incredible. Goes from Seahawks to Patriots to Seahawks back to Patriots in the last seven minutes. 51 was an amazing comeback, but the overall quality of the game from start to finish was better here. Tremendous.

[@TheLocalLt]

Paul Lambert and the end of the first half was just as crazy both teams scored TDs in the final minute of the half

[@aprilbrown9655]

I stayed up all night. Glad I took the next day off from work

[@joeflash8333]

Paul Lambert Steelers vs cardinals steelers got a pick six at the goal line and it was in the super bowl

[@GeronimoOoO7]

It's 2021, first super bowl I watched was Steelers-Seahawks in 05-06. Pats - Seahawks is still the wildest super bowl I ever watched. Followed closely by Patriots - Falcons in 16-17 and Patriots - Giants in 07-08

[@alfredogarcia5511]

POV your here after the chiefs lost against the bucs

[@seanjohnson6150]

go hawks

[@hunterhiggins7444]

As a chiefs fan I much rather take the ass kicking than lose like this, embarrassing

[@jamesdishman8626]

Brady picked that defense apart in the 4th quarter. This is the game that cemented him as the goat.

[@farfetched1660]

Not really. If you watched the game you would know that Julian Edelman injured our 2nd best corner at 1:20. He lead with his helmet and speared him, breaking Jeremy Lane's wrist. No flag there. They were injuring our defense all game, which is why he picked it apart in the 4th quarter. There was also a time when we were driving down the field and it was 3rd and 15 or something like that. Malcolm Butler got juked out of his shoes, and the guy was wide open over the middle. When Butler got his ankles broken, he was able to reach his arm out and trip our receiver. No flag there either, ending the drive.

[@THEFLYESTEVA12]

@@farfetched1660 cry

[@mr.meeseeks8567]

@@THEFLYESTEVA12 shit response.

[@THEFLYESTEVA12]

@@mr.meeseeks8567 just stating a fact. He's crying and making excuses when the Seahawks simply lost

[@tjk9263]

@@farfetched1660 Losers always blame the refs calls for why their team lost. How about Kam Chancellor's helmet to helmet hit on Edelman over the middle and that wasn't called....stop being a butthurt crybaby

[@JuanHernandez-mw9zt]

The 40s were quite a SB decade SB 40 Steelers Seahawks SB 41 Colts Bears SB 42 Giants upset Patriots SB 43 Steelers Cardinals SB 44 Saints Colts SB 45 Packers Steelers SB 46 Giants Patriots again SB 47 Ravens Niners SB 49 Seahawks Patriots I skipped 48 cause that was a supreme blowout but the rest were great games

[@TheDLitch]

Juan Hernandez SB 40 was gross. The game was so boring.

[@sideswipebasura7503]

Juan Hernandez Super Bowl 40 was horrible and super bowl 41 was alright. But 4 to 6 of the Super Bowls in this list are in the top 10 in most of people’s top 10 favorite Super Bowls

[@phatalityprophet]

Steelers vs Seahawks, Colts vs Bears, great games?

[@TheLocalLt]

Super bowl 40 was a joke

[@jameslutian1977]

@@TheDLitch 40 and 41 were awful. 49, 51, and 52 were the three greatest Super Bowls all-time. Really ever since the 42 they've all been great except for a few.

[@blakegowan6623]

Still amazing Pat's scored that much on that legendary defense. Sad what eventually happened with Butler and the Pats...but he will always be a legend in New England...to me anyway. One of my favorite SBs ever.

[@MaadhatsOnTwitch]

The whole secondary was playing injured

[@Bizzy3663]

@@MaadhatsOnTwitch exactly

[@stephanea5364]

@@MaadhatsOnTwitch Excuses

[@Scott_Dunbar_II]

@@MaadhatsOnTwitch If I remember correctly Brady was also playing injured, I think he had a bad ankle but I could be wrong...

[@theonlygoodonehere2259]

@@Scott_Dunbar_II yeah he did, we also had banged receiver guys like edelman, and few others, and were missing few defensive key guys like hightower, we didn't have stevan ridley at that time either, he was of the best guys for us the season before this super bowl season when the receiving core was lackluster

[@tommyblaze1904]

Any time I feels like crying I always come back and watch this play 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@mlb6d9]

Meanwhile, Carroll keeps furiously chewing his gum trying to process what just happened...

[@edmondpavlovets3730]

Did it yesterday against Washington 😂😭

[@pennwoman]

Lololololol so true

[@modifeye6721]

8:21 This is the play that changed the game. Had Kearse caught the pass, Seattle would've been in field goal range and momentum would've stayed on their side. Butler really was a hero.

[@dilland6948]

The play at 13:50 changed the game a little bit too

[@wolfie71231]

if Seattle scores on that drive, the game is over

[@raviolihands5347]

seattle really missed a opportunity cementing their legacy if the beat a manning then brady in s 2 year span

[@liyaniam2280]

Best running back in the league at the time and decided to throw on the 1 yard line🤔 they deserved that L

[@PlymouthGTX1972]

between Peyton and Brady against the Legion of Boom. Peyton folded spectacularly the previous year in the Super Bowl. And Brady ended the Legion of Boom in this Super Bowl.

[@raviolihands5347]

@@PlymouthGTX1972 i have no argument here brady crushed them

[@fraud23]

@@oscar_le_grouch yet some idiots think he is

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

They would've beaten Manning, Brady, Brees, and Rodgers on their way to back to back titles. The four best QBs of the last 25 years. Legacy ruined by the worst play call in NFL history.

[@simplehuman1798]

At 4:23, note the “signature” Brady soft lob...a thing of beauty.

[@chrishandsome4267]

Still one of the greatest Super Bowls ever

[@Benji-ig6xw]

Hightower & Browner deserve some praise High for stopping Lynch at the goal line and Browner getting room for Butler to pick it off.

[@richarddavid8519]

Malcom Butler saved the day! Forever a New England Patriot!

[@briangreenberg6021]

Good back and forth battle!

[@ZOstevens]

@9:09 Julian Edelman is a savage ! He took a huge blow from Kam Chancellor and managed to still get up 😂

[@sevenrats]

Julian Edelman walks down the street and looks for cars to run into. What's for breakfast Julian? Contact.

[@firnenlegacy]

Sure, after he toppled Jeremy Lane and broke the guy's arm ...

[@tristanoleary991]

Who’s here in 23’

[@EuroGuy85]

Mathews working at a footlocker, Butler working at a Popeye's, what a way to change your life!

[@marcia122487]

Yo. I just spit my coffee 😅

[@manny2484]

I remember telling my brother we were winning it all in the beginning of the 2014 season....never forget that moment, go Patriots baby

[@larrychandler3565]

I definitely agree with Chris Collinsworth I can't believe the play call at the goal line. Run the ball

[@ramzymanolikakis3372]

Larry Chandler but why? Lynch is terrible in yard to go situations and if butler didn’t know the play it would’ve been a touchdown. I think they should’ve play actioned and make Wilson roll out to his right. He then has the option to throw to the back of the end zone or run it in.

[@jaimeacosta9062]

@@ramzymanolikakis3372 wdym? if they ran the ball, time would be ticking, they have three chances to punch it in. We all know that play was to make "Wilson" the hero.

[@aprilbrown9655]

I was like I know he isn't gonna throw that. I ws6 stunned but Happy

[@PsychoMantis308]

It was a play the Patriots ran in practice and Butler kept blowing his assignment. Seattle knew that... This was the 1 time Butler got it right

[@Baseballbat95]

@@jaimeacosta9062 did not have enough time for 3 runs

[@lightyagami3492]

1:08 i think this play changed the outcome of the game. Even though the Seahawks got the pick it was agruably more costly than letting them score here

[@BridgeEntertainment2001]

how

[@beastmode218]

@@BridgeEntertainment2001 Cause Lane gets injured and Tharold Simon gets picked on. Although I feel Edelman would've won that Lane matchup regardless.

[@acetipton8565]

Hands down my favorite Patriots game. I’m 19 now so I was too young to remember the first 3 SBs, and had to endure the two losses to the Giants. In my book, the Pats were 0-2 in SBs I had watched, and both had some miracle catch by Tyree and Manningham. So when the Kearse catch happened I had the exact same reaction as Tom, just disbelief. Then in about five minutes it all flipped. IMO, the best Super Bowl at least of this century, but it’s close with that and the PITvARI game.

[@Lionheart463]

Eagles vs Patriots is top 2

[@dilland6948]

@@Lionheart463 Pittsburgh vs Arizona and New England vs Seattle actually had defense, so I would consider those better.

[@nathanielcranshaw7839]

Go pats❤️💙

[@theonlygoodonehere2259]

Brady was used to losing super bowls by "bad luck", you can see his lack of confidence when seahawks were marching down the field, and even the kearse catch, you can see he barely reacted because he has now gotten used to losses like these, but this team is different from 2007-08 patriots and 2011-12 patriots, the guys are much trustworthy here than those teams tbh in the clutch and playoffs

[@josephgoggin5632]

Still the greatest football game ever played

[@alexdumpty]

7:45 14:59 This is gold, you don’t have to be an asshole and celebrate to early my guy.

[@Blackout.1644]

Looks like Sherman did not learn his lesson in SB54 either

[@jw4082]

U clearly have never played a sport/football

[@akhilsamavedam7089]

@@Blackout.1644 Actually he was the only one on the 49ers not celebrating. He knew too well about 10 point leads in the 4th quarter in the superbowl.

[@joeycaromano2347]

I'm an Eagles fan but this was hands down the best super bowl I ever watched. I think when its all said and done people are going to miss Tom Brady and the Pats because they were so entertaining to watch and had the best super bowls other than the last one they were in.

[@starmaster191]

Forever grateful for the Eagles for preventing tb12 from going back to back again and a threepeat.

[@elijahgonzalez5945]

11:34 Is the referee going to play defense? 😂

[@official.nathan2099]

😂😂😂

[@navonmyhand7999]

Ref: screw this I'll lock down Amendola myself

[@PraveenKrishnan-h8u]

Still, one of the greatest, if not the greatest finish of all time! This is 2024 and I still come back to this video.

[@alawalter918]

As a Seahawks fan, this hurts so much.

[@luiscervantes3050]

13:58 you blew it!!

[@sevensrefrain]

Conglaturation, Seahawks!

[@UHOH_415]

“What you are seeing is the championship window of the Seahawks closing shut as the evil empire emerges from the dead to claim their first title in 10 years... Conglaturation, Seahawks! You’ve unleashed a monster known as Pats fans” -A Random guy

[@luiscervantes3050]

references to UrinatingTree?

[@tgirlpride2024]

@@UHOH_415 oh... you poor soul

[@jackfreni2606]

13:44 "Bill do you want to call the time-out" "Yeah I got it"

[@drencrum]

This was the most important game of the decade.

[@tombetty1313]

2016 nba finals, game 7

[@wheeliesmalls9464]

@@tombetty1313 agreed

[@jeremiahjacobs8993]

@@tombetty1313 yea that was the greatest game I ever watched of any sports

[@breal1183]

I never jumped so high in the air or screamed so loud as l did when Butler got that INT!!! Pure bliss!!

[@barisisler716]

Edelman set the tone in this game. No fear of Legion of Boom's hits. Great resilience in 4th quarter.

[@Djrexda1]

If you watched the mic’d up segment of this game, he goes “I love getting hit” after like 3 defenders piled onto him while diving

[@12packersfan]

Still can’t believe the Seahawks didn’t run it

[@anthonynguyen7513]

No need to remind us The memes are still alive to this day

[@Gogo-bu6rd]

TO THIS DAY

[@nickdasnowman]

I don't think the Patriots had any big plays on offense other than the deep one to Gronk at the end of the 1st half. The patience it took to beat this defense was unreal.

[@MegaBenjamin]

The patience Peyton didn’t have, Brady the goat

[@finchborat]

Long live the GOAT! He retires on the anniversary of this classic!

[@finchborat]

Also, this was a belated college graduation gift from the Patriots and one of the few good things for me in 2015.

[@RazAlGhoul898]

Patriots have to be the most badass football team ever. Win or lose, no franchise has as many memorable big game moments. Brady himself will go down as the best to ever do it.

[@fehner27]

towards the end of the third quarter, Kearse dropped a lovely pass from Russ. If he didn't drop that, Hawks would have scored again. Big moment of the game was that drop not many talk about. Yes, I know Kearse made the spectacular catch later.

[@badlandskid]

This ending still makes me laugh. 😂😂😂

[@Stevenowski]

Me too! Ah ha ha Haha Haha Haha Haha aaaaa!🤗

[@robBears96]

As a bears fan born after ‘85 I can say this was the best SB I ever saw, competitive, the scoring was there but also good defense, and a crazy end

[@HeeyGurlXD]

Years later, I still watch this. Patriots dynasty just might be at an end, but god did I enjoy the run

[@202designated7]

Arguably Top 5 Super Bowls Of All Time

[@anthonyhutchins676]

As a pats fam this game is my favorite super bowl... Even more so than 51.

[@yoypgaming8230]

@Jerry Junior you're an idiot

[@KDizzle1207]

YoYp Gaming How?

[@KDizzle1207]

YoYp Gaming 04 idiot

[@yoypgaming8230]

@@KDizzle1207 uneducated swine

[@farfetched1660]

If you watched the game you would know that Julian Edelman injured our 2nd best corner at 1:20. He lead with his helmet and speared him, breaking Jeremy Lane's wrist. No flag there. They were injuring our defense all game, which is why he picked it apart in the 4th quarter. There was also a time when we were driving down the field and it was 3rd and 15 or something like that. Malcolm Butler got juked out of his shoes, and the guy was wide open over the middle. When Butler got his ankles broken, he was able to reach his arm out and trip our receiver. No flag there either, ending the drive. On top of all of this, we were injured coming into this game, and we still should have won. The pats got bailed out

[@MrFlomc]

Without a doubt the best Super Bowl yet! The best defense of its generation against the GOAT. Up an down game, great defenive plays, great offenses, 4th quarter lead change, 10 point comeback and an unsung hero coming out of nowhere!

[@tumbas299]

Sherman's face there at the end still makes for a fantastic screensaver

[@dietervlaminck5018]

Hands down, this was the best TOTAL superbowl experience. Game + half time show

[@9mm54]

Seattle had so many chances to put this game to bed once they went up 24-14.

[@sevenrats]

But Tom Brady.

[@rasheedmalik3907]

No why mob related staged.all the signs

[@tesfahaile2185]

8:25 was one of them, although the same could be said for the other team.

[@brianvanasse7627]

That hit by chancellor on Edelman is so underrated every highlight video I see doesn’t even involve that hit 9:30

[@thankyouforyourservice5687]

Everyone looks at butler but browner really made the key play

[@spottyblanks5199]

Hightower & Browner two unsung hero's.

[@wolfie71231]

Brady, Edelman, Gronk, Revis, Wilson, Lynch, Sherman, Wagner, Chancellor -- so many great competitors on both sides, all in their primes. This will go down as the greatest Super Bowl.

[@joeflash8333]

Even though I’m a falcons fan, I would say, the ending to that was crazy considering it was 28-3

[@coolkingwistune1323]

uh this is the seahawks

[@waylenwaddlefinsup9876]

5:38 Marshawn Lynch with the laziest handoff fake ever lmao

[@saumyapatel06]

I was like no way I’m the only one who realized

[@willsee7452]

14:52 Your girl has just told you that her parents aren’t home, come over... 14:57 ...to sit you down and tell you that she’s pregnant.

[@alphx9218]

underrated ass comment 🤣🤣🤣

[@Cyber_p3nguin]

That drop by Kearse @8:26 hurts so much in hindsight. Obviously the pick gets all the attention because it was the most insane sequence of events. If he hauls in that perfect throw though we extend the drive and possibly go up 31-14.

[@kyoakland]

It was a perfect throw as well

[@stephenmills6872]

I remember watching the interception happen near the end while I watched it with my family in the living room, and it was unbelievable. I was jumping up and down with giddy excitement as I was screaming, "Yes! Yes! Yes!" when the play was switched from defensive to offensive for the Patriots. I'll never forget that unbelievable play as they took home the Superbowl that year.

[@amazinc754]

Anyone notice how Lynch failed on a 3rd and one earlier?

[@dealyboyz]

Amazinc yea but why not give it to him when it was 2nd and 1

[@timothysisneros]

Does the really matter thou? They had a time out and it was only second down. Seattle blew it, Atlanta blew it. And LA just blew themselves for 4 quarters.

[@Baseballbat95]

@@timothysisneros haha the pats own you

[@TPTGopher]

Amazinc Good to know I’m not the only one.

[@rasheedmalik3907]

@@dealyboyz cuss tht shit was staged yooo.cnt tell me any different

[@kdawg2980]

Seahawks fan and I went into shock. I couldn't believe what had just happened.

[@gatienlaurol5793]

I don’t think games come to down to a singular play: How come no one blames this game on a Seahawks D that gave up 14 points in the 4th quarter?

[@mikemclean5815]

It was only a 10-point lead, though.

[@farfetched1660]

If you watched the game you would know that Julian Edelman injured our 2nd best corner at 1:20. He lead with his helmet and speared him, breaking Jeremy Lane's wrist. No flag there. They were injuring our defense all game, which is why he picked it apart in the 4th quarter. There was also a time when we were driving down the field and it was 3rd and 15 or something like that. Malcolm Butler got juked out of his shoes, and the guy was wide open over the middle. When Butler got his ankles broken, he was able to reach his arm out and trip our receiver. No flag there either, ending the drive. On top of all of this, we were injured coming into this game, and we still should have won. The pats got bailed out

[@THEFLYESTEVA12]

@@farfetched1660 cry some more

[@jessehernandez1081]

FarFetched that spear was legal because of the interception. It was unfortunate that lane had his wrist hurt but it wasn't intentional.

[@kellymoe8475]

Mike McLean which was the worst blown lead in sb history before sb 51

[@nTcPhantom]

Here I am, a Patriots fan in 2023, doing my best to relive the glory days 🥺

[@TimeWarpStudios-k3g]

Your lucky you defeated the broncos winning by a field goal and we beat the chiefs bills Vikings browns and lost to a 3-11 team

[@askthepizzaguy]

Many teams don't get to see their team win a super bowl in their lifetime. Don't feel bad that we had two decades of greatness and then it came to an end. We are still far richer than the average fan in terms of how spoiled we were to have Brady. There may never be another like him. Or the several hundred superstar players and coaches he was fortunate enough to have also worked with. A perfect storm. Hell, this wouldn't have been possible without Bledsoe being a team player and relieving Brady when Brady got injured, and doing a heck of a job. I'm still reeling from how amazing it all went. I can carry that to the grave.

[@okthiswasbad]

I watched that game live and I was like 5 and I still remember me celebrating that they won

[@PeterJustGames]

I never get tired of watching this 😂

[@coreyswag2946]

🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@koothak]

Sherman's face, lmao! Thank you Butler for that meme.

[@HawkingRegime13]

This loss will haunt me forever, but hey, I can't be too mad when I was able to see my Hawks win a Super Bowl early in my lifetime. It was truly a blessing to watch this Hawks team be at the top of the NFL for two consecutive years, only to spectacularly fall short at the very end. Brady and the Patriots made the plays to win it, and losses are part of the game.

[@DaRedeyeJedi808]

RUSSELL WILSON Cemented himself as a YES MAN and a Selfish Shady QB....

[@jennyanydots2389]

No, Pete Carrol cemented himself as a dumbass for letting a pass play get called instead of a run. If you think being a "yes man" is running the plays your HC and/or OC calls than you think 99% of the league's QBs are "yes men". Everyone on Seattle overthought the situation is what happened... I bet you even Russell was thinking they were outsmarting the Pats defense by passing instead of running in such an obvious run situation. Being a "yes man" (whatever you define that as) had nothing to do with it. Calling and then poorly running the wrong play in the wrong situation is what happened. Genius.

[@DaRedeyeJedi808]

@@jennyanydots2389 Agai n Russell Wilson has cemented himself as a YES MAN make excuses all you want and cry about it all you want

[@jennyanydots2389]

@@DaRedeyeJedi808 I will, pitch... thanks for your permission son.

[@DaRedeyeJedi808]

@@jennyanydots2389 your dismissed child

[@jennyanydots2389]

@@DaRedeyeJedi808 Good comeback Dee bag... about as sound as your take on that future hall of famer. Not biased salty fan logic or anything... no not at all.

[@itrig7679]

I'm not from US and this was my first NFL game I watch in my life, I have never missed a playoff game since then.

[@mainevids3529]

You picked a good one to watch!

[@westernpigeon]

I remember this day. I was so sad seeing how the Seahawks got closer and closer to the endzone and I felt defeated. Then the INT happened and I fucking jumped off my couch and screamed and cried of joy. WILL NEVER FORGET THIS DAY! GO PATS!