REACTION New England Patriots vs Atlanta Falcons | THE 28-3 COMEBACK | Super Bowl LI Highlights

[@mertsalih]

Is this the greatest comeback in American Football history? Where does this Superbowl rate in the history of great Superbowls?

[@psymar]

It is the greatest, and it's number one. The largest deficit overcome to win a superbowl previously was *TEN*.

[@kramermccabe8601]

@@psymar although the chargers blew the largest lead in playoff history this weekend. But as far as just Superbowls this is the biggest choke in history

[@lydiavalentino]

The greatest comeback in NFL history, the one remembered as "The Comeback," was the Buffalo Bills coming back from a 35-3 deficit to beat the Houston Oilers in the 1992-93 playoffs. In terms of pure points, the Minnesota Vikings came back down 33-0 against the Indianapolis Colts earlier this season. 28-3 is more the greatest choke instead of the greatest comeback.

[@noahpagel2823]

Mert, we all knew at the time of this game that Brady was a special, and highly successful player. This one helped his legacy as it was his fifth ring, and how he orchestrated that offense for the last quarter and a half. I think it’s been lost in time, but the Edelman catch in the 4th quarter is one of the greatest catches in nfl history. This game was the first Super Bowl to go to overtime. Lastly, I think you should react to Super Bowl 49 highlights (Patriots vs Seahawks)

[@itsgusgusmeow]

The only close comparison to this super bowl in my mind was the first Man City title with the iconic Aguerrooooo call.

[@Pseudonym_83]

How did I feel as a New England fan watching this game? Mostly I felt bewildered. It took so many miracles in a row, there was a thousand times it could have gone wrong but play after play after play the Pats came through with amazing effort. Still, to this day, it feels like a dream. I've rewatched highlights of many Super Bowls on many occasions, but this is the only Super Bowl I've ever watched start-to-finish (every single play) twice. I sat through it all again the day after just to be sure it really happened. There's so much history to why this comeback was amazing, we'd have to unpack several years of Patriots history to cover it all. I've watched thousands of athletic contests across a dozen or more sports in my life and this was easily the least likely outcome of any game I've ever seen.

[@GoombaGuy1996]

After the first half ended I felt gutted. My only thought was to just score in garbage time to make it look less lopsided. Once Hightower stripped sacked I thought “this makes it interesting” but still thought we’d come up short. Once the Edelman catch happened, that’s when I realized that “oh my god, we might pull this off” From the moment they tied the game through the game winning TD in overtime. I was speechless the entire time. It was an amazing thing. By far one of the two greatest games I’ve ever seen. The only other game that comes close is the game against Seattle two years prior.

[@ShaneH5150]

Brady was drafted in round 6, got his first start in 2001 when his team's starting QB got seriously injured, internal bleeding + collapsed lung and concussion. This all happened in week 2 of the season. He ended up taking the team to the super bowl and winning that year, and even won the super bowl MVP award. He has dominated ever since :)

[@TheSloppyjoejr]

To be clear that was not the same year he won this Super Bowl

[@ShaneH5150]

@@TheSloppyjoejr yeah technically the super bowl did NOT happen in the year 2001 but 2002. they do call it the 2001 season tho, i guess they do this because all the regular season games took place in 2001

[@davidgannon4302]

Odd little fact it's the only championship game where the winner never lead for one second of the game. Scoring in OT ends the game and the time so they never lead but won

[@isaiahpavia-cruz678]

At 28-3, me: “I knew I should’ve put money on the Falcons!” After the game: “Thank God I didn’t put money on the Falcons.”

[@jasonmistretta4295]

Tom Brady was already well established in his career by the time he won this Super Bowl. This was his SEVENTH Super Bowl Appearance. His only losses in the Super Bowl at this time in his career was against my Beloved New York Giants led by Eli Manning in 2007 & 2011. Brady has been to TEN Super Bowls so far having won a total of 7 (his 3rd loss was to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017). He is the Greatest NFL QB of all time. There is no debate on this issue by all NFL fans of every team.

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

If you wanna learn more about Brady you should react to the mini documentary "The Brady 6", in reference to the 6 QBs taken before him in the draft. It goes through his whole career from Michigan in college to his time in New England (it was made in the early 2010s).

[@mertsalih]

Sounds interesting, will check it out thanks

[@j.w.971]

@@mertsalih also dont ever bring this up to a Falcons fan. We do not like Brady at all!

[@JimmyReidJr1]

Tom Brady runs are so rare. He has a career 1,123 rushing yards and 2 TDs. That’s an average of 51 yards per season. He was known for being the slow field general that didn’t have a cannon, but could put a throw on a dime on any pass within 15 yards.

[@betto6018]

Not going to lie or sugarcoat: As a Patriots fan I had completely given up hope after the Falcons came out after halftime, drove down the field with ease, and scored that touchdown to make the game 28-3. Went outside to smoke a cigar and chug some more beers with a few buddies to get our minds off of what we were witnessing and hopefully ease some of the pain. Came back inside halfway through the 4th quarter to find out the Patriots had already scored 2 touchdowns and were on their way to a historic comeback. I was overthrown with emotion, I cried at the end of the game. I get chills just thinking about that night. Feb. 5, 2017, a DIE HARD PATRIOT'S fan was born.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

as an Atlanta resident, but not having grown up here, Atlanta sports in general has had a dismal history. a lot of my Falcons friends actually were nervous and called the choke ahead of time. only until recently has Atlanta regularly experienced sports glory with the Braves winning the World Series in '21 for baseball, and UGA winning back to back Championships '21 & '22. Atlanta sports has for the most part experienced heartbreak over the decades, of mocked as one of the worst sports cities alongside Cleveland and Detroit for NFL.

[@cliffrusso1159]

Atlanta United won MLS Cup in 2018 too.

[@BlitzTaco]

Moved to Georgia from Michigan and I every single Falcons fan I have met has tried to argue it's worse to be an ATL fan than a DET fan. Such spoiled fans, UGA has desensitized them into believing not winning a championship every single year means your team is a dumpster fire

[@xanderwynn4357]

Cleveland is not that bad they won a bunch with Lebron and we’re in the World Series a few years ago but for football yah

[@davidw5629]

"called the choke ahead of time" The Falcons didn't choke. They got beat by a superior team, with the best QB of all time, that played a poor first half.

[@coltenreed958]

I live in Atlanta.... We never have won a super bowl, so the feeling being up 28-3 on the big bad patriots was INSANE! I was partying HARD that night! But, I knew when Overtime started, we didn't have a chance:(

[@escapedchimp9931]

A little over a month ago I had the privilege of being in US Bank stadium when the Vikings set a new NFL record by coming back and winning after being down 33-0 in the third quarter. The swing in energy in the crowd was absolutely electric. Unforgettable experience. Edit: I forgot to mention that the Colts team that the Vikings beat had the same quarterback as this Falcons team, Matt Ryan, who is now the owner of the biggest blown leads in the Super Bowl and the regular season.

[@mertsalih]

That must have been amazing to be in the stadium to witness that.

[@Droa065]

2 greatest come back of all time

[@christopherh8182]

This was a defining childhood memory of mine (i grew up in new England) I am a life long pats fan and i was at a superbowl party with some family friends and I remember joking that we could still win if we did x y and z absurd things and my dad mentioned that if we won it would be the biggest comeback in superbowl history. The Edelman catch is still my favorite play of all time and I still remember our excitement when we knocked them out of field goal range and when James white scored the game winner

[@dennislerra7056]

You asked 3 questions during the video (I loved it, btw.). 1. How did I feel when the Patriots were down 21-3? I wasn't worried at all. Brady had come back so many times I felt he could do it again. When it was 28-3 I will admit to being nervous and had a little doubt about the possibility of a Patriots win (just a little doubt!). 2. Was this the game that made Brady a legend? Not at all. He was already a 4 time Super Bowl champion. He basically had two Hall Of Fame worthy sections in his career. The first 10 years (when he won 3 SB's), and the second 10 years (when he won 3 more). Either decade would have been enough to put him among the all time greats. Then he won #7 with a different team. Doing it as he did, there is no doubt about him being the greatest QB of all time. 3. How did I feel when overtime started? Once the Patriots won the toss and would get the ball, it was over in my mind. They could not lose at that point. Great video. Thank you. :-)

[@MJKeenan30]

I'm not a fan of Nick Wright, but I think he is spot on when he says that Brady had THREE Hall of Fame careers if you look at his stats in seven year increments.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

This game was at the end of the 2016 season. Brady had been playing since 2000 and was already a legend by this point, having already won four Super Bowls. Still there's no question this was one of his best career achievements.

[@jmarvins]

also, for some context you asked for: brady had already been a star for 15 years at this point and won multiple superbowls - the patriots under Belichick (widely considered the greatest coach ever) with tom brady were all but unbeatable, and most of the public wanted the falcons to win simply to shake things up - it looked like they were going to do it, too, but then this happened - it was at this point that people wondered if brady really WAS unbeatable probably the pinnacle of his career, but you could argue other points (like when he left the patriots and won a superbowl the very next year, in his 40s, with tampa bay, something that should be impossible but is true...)

[@TheDestructodave520]

For me this probably was the defining moment of Brady's career. He of course accomplished a lot more, and he was already a top 5, if not GOAT, QB at this point. He had won 4 SB, but lost 2, so they continually docked him for those 2 losses since the GOAT at the time was 4-0 in SBs. Well this was his 5th ring, was the greatest comeback in SB history, and basically NFL history. It basically cemented him as the GOAT. It was his 5th ring in probably the most defining game of any player's career. It was a magical game. It wasnt very good for 3 quarters, but the last part of the game was just unbelievable and the best SB Ive ever watched.

[@jacksonweisman8586]

That edelman catch was amazing... it should've been int'ed by a guy who already had a pick 6 on brady in this game but instead somehow edelman came down with it. As a pats fan watching this game, I had lost all hope but this is when I knew that they had the magic to complete the comeback

[@Aderbj]

If you want to see another highly improbable playoff win, go watch the 2014 NFC Championship game - Seahawks Vs Packers. I think the Hawks had a 1% chance to win and go to the Super Bowl. Just don't watch the Super Bowl that followed... Definitely nothing outrageous and insane happened at the end..

[@SortaRicann]

Loved being the only pats fan in the room the night this happened 😂

[@thevishyfishy]

I'm a pats fan and I watched this live as it was happening at my house. My whole family was upstairs, depressed, unable to bring themselves to watch the game after halftime. But I stayed. And it is, to this day, the greatest thing I have ever witnessed with my own eyes. Its so surreal, I still don't believe it actually happened, all these years later. I think football peaked during this game.

[@RGately]

I live in New England. Iwatched most of the game in a friend's living room. I went out on the porch to have a smoke and the comeback started. I wasn't allowed back inside and had to the rest through a window reflection. It's only weird if it doesn't work

[@CokelandSaxtonGaming]

This was Tom Brady's fifth Super Bowl win. He would go on to win the Super Bowl again two years later. For the 2020 season, he went to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he won his seventh Super Bowl and set an NFL record for being the oldest starting QB to win a Super Bowl at 43.

[@loganleroy8622]

I had a classmate in college that was a fanatic Patriots fan. He put $50 on the Patriots at halftime. He made a considerable amount of money that night.

[@flipfrog7]

Please please please do the micd up eagles v patriots Superbowl. The video makes it like it's a movie and it's arguably the most entertaining super bowl of all time! It's long so you could skip around but it's so worth the watch!

[@mertsalih]

That sounds good, will check it out

[@Thughes1901]

As an eagles fan best night of my life

[@MoChuang343]

As a patriots fan, I remember being super bummed and leaving the super bowl party early right when you started this video after that last ATL TD that made it 28-3. I tuned into the rest of the game on the radio and after this fumble I was frantically trying to get home to watch the rest of the game. I ended up making it back in time for OT to watch the last bit.

[@Ecrocken]

Edelman's catch is the best catch I've ever seen.

[@magnus1249]

same still think about it every once in a while

[@FoEKringle]

As a pats fan my initial reaction was I wasn't expecting them to have such a big lead in the third but knew it wasn't over because they have Tom Brady and incredible players on defense

[@eliotedward2113]

Tom Brady has pulled off comebacks time and time again but nobody thought that he could pull off a 25 point comeback, everyone thought it was over.

[@jgfunk]

That pass to Amendola in overtime was the sickest pass of the game. It was utterly ridiculous. The route and pinpoint accuracy... Off the charts.

[@Pete_Finch]

Yes! Happy to have recommended this one brother

[@Reindurr417]

The Chargers are giving the Falcons a run for their money with their last game

[@awsomDixie]

As great of a collapse as that was, no they're not

[@MoChuang343]

2007 Pats might be the pinnacle of Brady's career. Only one game lost the entire season...unfortunately that one game was the super bowl...RIP

[@jacksonweisman8586]

This is also the first and only overtime super bowl game!!

[@Thughes1901]

If u want to see another comeback game you should watch the 2010 eagles vs giants: “miracle at the meadowlands” eagles had Michael Vick as their quarterback and the eagles/giants are playing each other in the playoffs this Saturday so perfect timing

[@thebestfrom361]

In American sports, players get chosen in order in various rounds of a draft they do annualy, where they draft players from Universities from around the US. Brady had the honor of being drafted in the 6th round of the NFL draft, which is the penultimate round. 198 players were drafted before him. He went on to become the greatest player in NFL history. Very clearly people doubted him if he was selected so late. He proved them all wrong, 7 times over,

[@jerryh1895]

As a Patriots fan, i was remembering that a couple of years later, we came back from 24 down to Payton Manning and the Denvet Defense. Matt Ryan is no Payton Manning.

[@loganleroy8622]

The Atlanta Falcons did not have a great reputation as a franchise before this game, this game is one of the best known things about the Falcons along with Michael Vick and Julio Jones. They have not recovered since this loss. You can literally just say 28 to 3 and everyone knows the game you're talking about. This was also the game that removed any debate about the GOAT NFL player. The Falcons QB, Matt Ryan, also managed to blow a 33-0 lead this season while playing for the Indianapolis Colts against the Minnesota Vikings, so he has earned a reputation for blowing large leads.

[@coreyrannikko1540]

Seeing this live as a patriots fan, was fucking incredible. The energy that came back into the room in the 4th quarter is unlike anything I've ever experienced.

[@nono6167]

Atlanta was definitely celebrating, when they were up 25 their owner came down from the owners box to be on the sideline cause he thought it was over. I am a Patriots fan, my mental state when we were down 25 was drinking heavily.

[@BellBivDeveau]

As a New England fan I felt we had lost but still had hope. With Tom Brady at QB, we were never completely out but it didn’t look good. That’s when the miracles started to happen.

[@xliquidflames]

Yes, this is incredible because it's the super bowl. But my team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, just pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in playoff history. No, not a super bow, but it is the playoffs. Did you watch that game, the Jags and Chargers? If not, the highlights are incredible. If you can find the whole game somewhere, you should watch it. What an insane football game.

[@gregoryhase]

Brady has been considered a top 5 quarterback since 2007-08 when they went 16-0 through the season and almost had the second perfect season ever but Eli Manning had a crazy drive with david tyree having a top 5 catch in a super bowl ever to keep the drive alive and manningham getting the td. He had a full 10 year hiatus of winning the super bowl when he has literally won 7. He won 3 within 6 years at the beginning of his career and another 3 after at the patriots 10 years later. and credit was mostly given to his coach for the first three. After that and tom winning a super bowl 2/3 years ago with another team makes him downright the greatest of all time. This is the last super bowl he won with the Patriots and he is considered the most clutch quarterback as well as greatest the man doesn’t blink. He is a freak of a mind like michael jordan or kobe

[@DavidJao]

The Super Bowl against Atlanta was in 2016-17. Brady won one more Super Bowl with the Patriots in 2018-19 against the Los Angeles Rams.

[@arcky508]

Just came across this video... a little late. I'm a New Englander. My Patriots almost gave me a heart attack that night. Pulled off one of the greatest comebacks of all time.

[@tobykoval4731]

There was just a recent playoff comeback win. Jacksonville jaguars vs Los Angeles chargers. Really great game, most people turned off their TVs by halftime (as did I) but I kept track of the score and the ending was insane

[@kentgrady9226]

2:25 No, Brady is not known for his ability to run. He is, in fact, not much speedier than the average man on the street, much less an NFL player. He's not even really known for having a particularly strong throwing arm, or for being uncannily accurate (although, to be fair, his arm strength and accuracy are far better than adequate). Brady simply understands the game like a chess master, and doesn't understand what it means to feel pressure. There is no real parallel to association football - maybe an exceptionally savvy defensive center midfielder, but even that comparison isn't quite right. No single thing that he does is impressive. But, when he takes possession late in the game, there is a palpable sense of inevitability. Everyone in the stadium knows that he's going to do what is necessary to win. Incredible quality, if you think about it.

[@DavidJao]

There's this old memory trick where you show someone a box full of coins for a few seconds, close the lid, and then ask them to reconstruct how the coins were laid out in the box: which coins are laying where, whether they are heads or tails, what year they are, etc. purely from memory. Brady can do the football equivalent: in just a few seconds before the pass rush gets to him, he can identify where everyone is on the field, what leverage they have, where they're going, and obviously who's open.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

IF that player doesn't get the sack fumble there is a WR wide open for a touchdown. the swing in the game was HUGE!!!

[@JoeyVatavuk]

Steelers vs Cardinals super bowl 43 was one of the greatest super bowls ever too. would be very cool to check out

[@CYCLONEFAN88]

Since this game Atlanta has had a reputation of choking big leads

[@Dachuck316]

I'm from Boston. Watching this live was not fun (at first lol). I still had faith, though. Brady made a few second half come backs that year. So, I knew that IF he found his rhythm, we'd have a serious chance at winning. And I'm being conservative. When Brady finds traction- he wins. Games like this are why we were calling him the GOAT *before* he retired (the first time lol).

[@jacquesmassard9226]

Brady running is rare. there is whole video about him trying to run for 1000 yards where they mostly make fun of him.

[@vgb1328]

I watched this game when they were at 28-3 I turned the channel because analysts were saying NO ONE IN THE SB had come from 25 points down...but second later I turned back why,? This IS TOM FREAKING BRADY ..he was not going out like that...and then he did what he always did comeback!!!!!

[@kevgmor]

I remember watching this live. I'm from Boston and was obviously rooting for the Patriots. I remember, thinking we were going to loose, but knew if it were possible to win, Brady would. He has always been a 2nd half player. Brady can get down the field fast and that team had a great defense. It was fun to re-watch it. Brady's beginnings in New England is an interesting story, ... coming in for a hurt QB and taking it all the way to win the super bowl. My like San Fransisco THIS year.

[@landonbickers9883]

I grew up a die hard Patriots fan. I was 16 and traveled 5 hours just to be in the same city as the super bowl and be apart of all the pre game festivities. We watched the game in our hotel room and i got up and told my parents i was going to go to the hotel gym (to sweat away my sorrows) and right as i was ready to go the fumble happened so i decided to give them one more drive. Then one more and etc.

[@ravensmansand8285]

Hey man can you react to the game the nfl wants you to forget by kto

[@beardmcnamara84]

You should react to 2008 SuperBowl between the Patriots and giants. Final score 17-14 Giants. Includes “THE CATCH” on the final drive. Fantastic game!

[@Ecrocken]

Sorry, but The Catch is already copywritten by Dwight Clark! 😋

[@DavidJao]

@@Ecrocken Correct. The Catch is Dwight Clark. Super Bowl 42 is The Helmet Catch.

[@brettboulette5106]

When The patriots won I about lost my mind screaming with happiness

[@mitchelllundgren4169]

You should react to the highlights for Super Bowl 43 (Pittsburgh Steelers vs Arizona Cardinals). That Super Bowl might be the best one along side this Super Bowl

[@nolanc9240]

You really should try to watch something that's relatively recent but a Tom Brady specific documentary. I think overall he's got one of the best stories in NFL history between success, controversy, struggles, etc.

[@zzzarkka]

America football plays like chess. That's why it's so commonly referred to it as such. It's a beautiful sport that is starting to catch on world wide.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

25 points is the largest points behind that anyone has ever come back from in the super bowl. the 2nd largest was 10 points also by Tom Brady...

[@orlandoawilliams799]

If you're in the mood to get beat up, go to Atlanta, stand in the middle of a bar of drunks, and shout "Twenty-eight Three!".

[@xRx39]

My friends left my house at 28-3 and said it was over I kept yelling it’s never over it’s Brady will never forget a lot of people don’t know Brady got a concussion during this game and he said he was is default mode the entire 2nd half

[@ericmontiel3234]

Brady was a legend and a master of the comeback win before this, but this game was his magnum opus

[@TheAcgtrs]

The moment I knew New England had a chance…, was Brady’s 1st down run. It’s told me that Brady was pissed.

[@markusdennison8455]

I'm a massive patriots fan and the first 3 quarters of that game were absolutely dreadful. However I don't think I've felt a bigger rush of excitement ever while watching the 4th quarter and overtime. One of the most insane experiences I've had a sports fan

[@joetaylor8889]

I was bartending that night and every time I looked at the TV the Patriots scored again. When they won the game we couldn’t believe our eyes

[@hifijohn]

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[@psymar]

This is one of several pinnacles of Brady's career. He'd already won 5 super bowls before this; this was his sixth, all with the patriots, tying the NFL record for a *franchise*. He has since personally added a seventh with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, meaning he has won more super bowls in his career than *ANY NFL TEAM* has won in the history of the super bowl. It's not like all the luck has gone his way either; he's been beaten by some incredible plays, too. Most notably, in 2007, the Patriots won every game in the regular season, and strolled into the super bowl undefeated... only to be beaten by "The Helmet Catch": a receiver for the other team caught the ball by pinning it with one hand against his helmet. A receiver, by the way, who was so otherwise unremarkable that he never caught another NFL pass and was out of the league within a year.

[@DavidJao]

Atlanta Falcons in 2016-17 was Brady's 5th Super Bowl win. 6th Super Bowl win was Los Angeles Rams in 2018-19. 7th was as a Buccaneer against Kansas City in 2020-21.

[@ironiccookies2320]

This is only the greatest comeback in the Superbowl. The greatest come back of all times in the NFL is the 2022 Vikings vs Colts. It broke the previous record from 30 years ago.

[@richardschaller797]

Being a patriots fan i was watching the games over a friends house and my raiders friend says to me at half time no championship for you this year and i just said we do have a half left almost gave up hope when Atlanta scored the td when this video started but things started turning around and when it went into overtime i knew when new England got the ball it was over Atlantas defense was gassed

[@sethp26]

This game solidified him as the goat, but he was already considered the goat by many before this

[@randygagliano4929]

I still say Atlanta's QB's arm was moving forward, so it should have been an incomplete pass not a fumble. changed the game

[@jmarvins]

if you ever want to know the WHOLE story, watch the SB nation documentary on the history of the falcons - which all leads up to this crazy superbowl moment!! it is what got me into the NFL, as an american who grew up around it and never cared, but is now a super-fan

[@mertsalih]

Thanks for the recommendation, will check it out thanks

[@RGately]

Also you should check out Bruins Leafs game 7 2013

[@robbyfrankz]

You should react to the 2017 national championship game between Alabama and Georgia. Great game!

[@kevinb314]

Brady had 4 Super Bowl rings before this, and was already considered the GOAT Watching this live as a Patriots fan took years off my life lol. Emotional rollercoaster!

[@lydiavalentino]

I'm not even an Atlanta fan, but having watched the comeback on TV as it happened, just the thought of this game gives me psychological anguish.

[@EwAndIReact]

You spelled “bliss” wrong lol.

[@sethp26]

When they went up 28-3 i bet my dad $20 they comeback and win, easiest $20 of my life

[@Austin.Kilgore]

You should react to “Colts vs Chiefs 2013 Wildcard Game” (playoffs) It’s probably my favorite nfl game of all time

[@a_goblue2023]

I’ve been a huge Pats fan my whole life and I was almost about ready to turn this game off cause it was so bad, however my friend had said the games over and bet me 100$ NE would lose, only reason I kept watching, but glad I did cause it was one of the most epic comebacks ever

[@DaGuys470]

Honestly, the chances to come back from 28-3 are so low, nobody really considered it. I'd say at that point you're chances are like .5 percent maybe. I was honestly just shocked. In utter disbelief. Edit: especially considering how good Atlanta's D had been up to that point, including a Pick 6 on Brady.

[@anokieonhockey9242]

Brady was already great and arguably the greatest, but there were plenty like me who were still calling Montana the greatest. This was the game that stopped the argument. Brady is the best to ever do it.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

yep i thought they won i was watching only cause i am a fan. I was crazy excited. could have run the 30 miles home that night.

[@robbyfrankz]

No, this isn’t the game that made Brady a legend. This is the game that reminded everyone who Tom Brady was. He had already won 3 Super Bowls going into this game.

[@DavidJao]

Brady had won 4 Super Bowls going into this game: 2001, 2003, 2004, and 2014.

[@chipschannel9494]

I followed Belichick and liked Brady immediately i was watching with a lot or Ravens fans , they were trying not to dog me 😂at that point all i wanted to do was, at least lets make it respectable , when Hightower got the strip sack , I knew it was possible and then winning the coin toss , i knew it was over.

[@hkiller57]

Brady was already considered the goat by the time this game came around. Though I'd argue he is the best winner ever in the sport but their have been better qbs who just didn't get put into the golden situation Brady was put into. His coach, Bill Belicheck, is the greatest coach ever and the 2 combined were just unfair

[@cryptoguysofficial]

When Tom Brady is your QB no lead is safe that guy always finds a way.

[@SheldynBell]

I was thinking the Patriots have the goat. So Iuntil it hits zero on the game clock I would never count him out.

[@adrianaguilar7193]

Tom brady did this every game he played the goat and the most clutch player of my lifetime with Tom brady on your team jus keep the ball game close preferably within 10 points and in the 4th quarter put the ball in Tom brady's hand and he'll take you places

[@hifijohn]

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[@JHamilton791]

God damnit

[@user-bs8pq3bs5x]

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[@justchillin6793]

In the half you didn’t see Brady played as bad as he was good in the second half

[@aust25]

Hate Brady and the patriots but this game was awesome. My boy James white should’ve won Super Bowl mvp imo

[@wolver73]

Although opinions vary, lots of people think he’s the GOAT.

[@zzzarkka]

Football is literately a chess match but with multiple 200 lb men. It's fun to watch but those men in the trenches are fucking insane at what they do. I can throw a decent football. No way could I do that while a 200l b BEAST who's is bent on taking me to the ground under any means necessary within the rules make a good throw. Then I have to worry if its caught or not. I want to get into soccer. it seems really really fun.

[@vichikes]

Brady was already a legend

[@IGHT.1231.o]

I hate the refs😡

[@TheReelMcCoySC]

So you just had to review this game as if we Falcons fans haven’t suffered enough

[@ShawnMcKenzie-CP]

Brady was amazing before this ... and after it.