Tedy Bruschi and Julian Edelman Highlight Both Sides of The Patriots Dynasties

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  • Опубліковано 28 сер 2023
  • FULL INTERVIEW: Episode 1 with Tedy Bruschi • Tedy Bruschi & Eli Man...
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  • @seandawson5899
    @seandawson5899 9 місяців тому +24

    If you never got to watch Teddy play, you can get a sense of why he is an all time great aroind the 5:40 mark when Jules asks Teddy if he thinks he could be a veteran presence in todays lockerrooms. Being able to adapt and understand the way things are going is what separates all time greats from the good players.

  • @claytongiampaolo7848
    @claytongiampaolo7848 5 місяців тому +5

    The end where teddy says he's not plugging anything and is just there for his guy... mad respect on that, shows what kind-of a dude he is.

  • @kingdingaling2469
    @kingdingaling2469 9 місяців тому +20

    This is the only show I’ve ever utilized the term
    “ criminally underrated “ for
    It’s so over used that I try not to use it myself
    But in this case ….
    It’s an understatement to say this show is underrated .

  • @CPackwood
    @CPackwood 9 місяців тому +9

    Youz guys gave me some of my happiest moments. Thank you for playing all out!

  • @scottmccormack3798
    @scottmccormack3798 8 місяців тому +3

    Met teddy after the first superbowl win in Tucson at precision Toyota. Watched him and gronk at Arizona. Two of the all time great patriots imo.

  • @tamparealestatewithryan8247
    @tamparealestatewithryan8247 4 місяці тому

    This was a great one! Thank you.

  • @mariosimpson1983
    @mariosimpson1983 9 місяців тому +11

    2 🐐’s FOREVER PATRIOTS 💯

  • @edsy24
    @edsy24 9 місяців тому +2

    Two of my favorite players on one podcast!

  • @iceman.46
    @iceman.46 9 місяців тому +3

    Great show guys. NE Forever!!! Go pats!!!

  • @mixerguru
    @mixerguru 9 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for bringing this guy on what an amazing pro I knew him by his name on a jersey amazing interview .

  • @larryjohnson150
    @larryjohnson150 9 місяців тому +6

    If I had to make a list of my all time favorite Patriots Teddy would be tied with Troy Brown at the #2 spot behind Tom.
    The reason for the tie is that Bruschi was one of the most brutal players I remember watching while Troy Brown was the most dependable dude ever. Played both ways for multiple games, was a badass on special teams and always seemed to make the big catch.

    • @dp233332
      @dp233332 9 місяців тому +1

      With all due respect to Bruschi, Ted Johnson and R.Harrison were more brutal...Johnson hit ball carriers FBs and offensive lineman so hard he had to retire due to warning signs of early dimentia...He ran thru his opponents head1st without slowing down and bracing for impact...Manhandled J.Bettis many times, had the size and strength to not give ground against Bettis when collisions between them occured...Steeler fans love to complain about spygate but it was advantages like that1 that made the difference...The vast majority of our LBs and DLs were all insanely stout...McGinest, Phifer Seymour Ty Warren Johnson and Vrabel...they were all around 250-300lbs...might not have been fast but they could stand anyone upfront up and get the job done when 2gapping...Bruschi was the only relatively smaller framed body among them...
      No1 ever really bothers to say it because he lived, returned to the field and got CPOY and is still doing OK all these yrs later, but what happened to him as a player was tragic...After spending the latter half of the 90s fighting just to secure and retain a starting spot on the roster Bruschi had reached his prime, had been performing at a HOF level for 2 maybe even 4 seasons in a row...Altho he won the CPOY award he was NEVER the same all-pro caliber player hed been before the stroke...He didnt make great plays anymore...Instead he was a part of plays he will continue to wish he could do over again for the rest of his life, not only in regards to the B.Jacobs 4th and 1 he referenced during this interview but also regarding the 2006AFCCG when he froze up and failed to snatch that fumbled football that had squirted straight up into the air out of Reggie Waynes hands right in front of Bruschi...2001-2004 he was an absolutely outstanding playmaker with an uncanny nose for the ball and sometimes the endzone after it....Was hard/despressing watching a reduced version of him after the stroke...same with Rodney Harrison in 2007 who was a shell of himself by that point in time...They werent outright incompetent liabilities but they were no longer exceptional players who popped off the screen...Pats woulda finished 19-0 in 07 if either 1 of them had still been in their prime...their defense was a bit of a paper tiger that yr...seymour was not in his prime anymore neither was Bruschi Harrison or Seau once Colvin was lost to injury and Vrabel hurt his shoulder they no longer could get to the QB anwhere near as frequently and needed their offense to score as often as possible to at least tilt the field for them...

    • @battlestar1788
      @battlestar1788 8 місяців тому

      Teddy would spy out what the opponent was doing and he just jet from one side line to the next and tackle the running back for no gain or lost that was pure instinct and understanding how to make opponents think they got something and it’s like he playing tennis get to the ball quick change direction tackle

    • @choossuck7653
      @choossuck7653 Місяць тому

      Kevin Turner outweighs 'em all

  • @michaelvoisine7075
    @michaelvoisine7075 9 місяців тому +3

    I miss them😢

  • @majestic7107
    @majestic7107 9 місяців тому +4

    Absolutely adore Teddy! Some of my favorite games where the earlier Patriots.. 2001- onward.
    I was so bummed when Teddy retired. Definitely have his jersey. Yes Julez yours too. 😊

  • @ellenwood2167
    @ellenwood2167 3 місяці тому

    This was a great conversation!!

  • @stevenj100
    @stevenj100 8 місяців тому +3

    If Jules in his prime was on 07 instead of welker. We go undefeated. If we had welker instead of Edelman vs the falcons we do not make the comeback.

  • @0x9bh47
    @0x9bh47 Місяць тому

    what a privilege to have been a Pats fan from '01 --> '19
    Memories that will last a lifetime

  • @MaxPower-zl1lc
    @MaxPower-zl1lc 4 місяці тому

    Teddy is the man.
    Gr8 interview.
    Thank you!

  • @joepainter9418
    @joepainter9418 9 місяців тому +1

    Bro I don’t even watch football like that. This show is criminally underrated

  • @1ume
    @1ume 5 місяців тому

    this was great!

  • @mshat18
    @mshat18 9 місяців тому +1

    Love how he calls out the Samuel drop.

  • @Harnessspirit
    @Harnessspirit 9 місяців тому +1

    Tedy watching him growing up is why I became a patriots fan

  • @CSDonohue11
    @CSDonohue11 9 місяців тому +8

    Oh, I’ll most definitely watch all of these Dope eps every time they drop
    This show has made Me a BiGGER Supporter of Julez than His playing Days
    Getting to See how Dope He really is as a Real Dude
    It even makes Me appreciate His play more
    Julez Rules Dope MuFu
    Ready for Season 3 My G’z
    Salute My Brotha’s 🙏

    • @gameswithnamespod
      @gameswithnamespod  9 місяців тому +2

      Thanks for the love! Really appreciate you listening!

  • @bentleydonovan4608
    @bentleydonovan4608 8 місяців тому

    Two beloved New England players and NFL LEGENDS

  • @GregNice718
    @GregNice718 8 місяців тому

    Epic podcast

  • @sebbaslopez1424
    @sebbaslopez1424 9 місяців тому

    Watching teddy, at Arizona with the desert swarm defense. Was awesome to watch

  • @kenshattuck550
    @kenshattuck550 4 місяці тому

    That all ended yesterday when Bill Belichek stepped down as HC of the NEP. I was 40 years old in 2000, and for 20 years I got to watch the “Dynastic” Patriots do their thing and it was awesome. 😎

  • @larryjohnson150
    @larryjohnson150 9 місяців тому +3

    If I had to make a list of my all time favorite Patriots Teddy would be tied with Troy Brown at the #2 spot behind Tom.

  • @UnitedRedDevils
    @UnitedRedDevils 9 місяців тому

    Dope af 🤘

  • @Mitch_Feral
    @Mitch_Feral 8 місяців тому

    The Teds were the reason I ultimately stopped watching football, in conjunction with the revelation that the NFL had buried multiple CTE studies, and new without question, that guys were being dealt serious, unrepairable damage whenever they strapped up, and toughed it out. Johnson coming forward with his struggles, Bruschi nearly dying and the league just...letting him come back? I decided I didnt want to have any new favorite football players, bc all the guys I watched triumph, and who built all those memories for me, traded a bunch of the years off the back of their lives to do it - without knowing the cost they were paying.
    But getting to listen to Bruschi spin tales, here, was really special. An unbelievable player, and a sparkling commentator. Glad he's still with us, and still sharp.

  • @gregfaircloth6440
    @gregfaircloth6440 5 місяців тому

    Teddy’s kicking ass at Arizona for Jed Fish(sp?) as a senior advisor, wicked smart hire for your culture

  • @blakedagesse7276
    @blakedagesse7276 5 місяців тому

    Bro this episode is great that randy bit has me 😂😂😂 wish we won that one though

  • @earljohnson2676
    @earljohnson2676 5 місяців тому

    I’m a life long pats fan and I was watching a pre season game I forget who they were playing. One of the commentators was Gerry Glandville and Teddy was a rookie and made a great special teams tackle and Gerry yelling Teddy Give Me a Brewski lol I would have to look up what year but might be able to find that on n yt

  • @sontewong9935
    @sontewong9935 5 місяців тому

    Lawyer Milloy was built like a superhero in high school. HUSKIES 💜💛 HOF Law-DAWG

  • @bruschi8148
    @bruschi8148 2 місяці тому

    Tedy!!! My favorite of all time

  • @mikeyoungblood1642
    @mikeyoungblood1642 2 місяці тому

    Also rocking the sickest neck pad

  • @geraldabanid4385
    @geraldabanid4385 8 місяців тому

    What a kick ass dynasty man.

  • @1personiam
    @1personiam 9 місяців тому

    Bruschi with a little extra mustard on that "catch it" wonder if that was with regards to Asante

  • @Snoriffej
    @Snoriffej 8 місяців тому

    I’ll never forget that Arizona desert swarm. Was an undergrad at Stanford and they kicked our asses

  • @TIAMATRIA
    @TIAMATRIA 9 місяців тому +31

    The patriot way baby you just gotta believe

    • @luisrusso9484
      @luisrusso9484 9 місяців тому +2

      i hope ur not a grown man typing this into the void

    • @PeterKKraus
      @PeterKKraus 8 місяців тому

      ​@@luisrusso9484I hope you're not a grown man writing ur like a 12 year old girl.

    • @KUT-N-GO
      @KUT-N-GO 8 місяців тому

      More like the tom brady. Can't win without him.

    • @PeterKKraus
      @PeterKKraus 8 місяців тому +1

      @@KUT-N-GO Bill had 2 rings as D.C. with the Giants. He has 8, Brady has 7.

    • @KUT-N-GO
      @KUT-N-GO 8 місяців тому

      That's what I said bill got the rings as a head coach because of tom brady. He probably won't get another.

  • @MissionMichelle911
    @MissionMichelle911 5 місяців тому

    All these videos should have 10x more views. Even Burger Time was kinda good in its way at the time.

  • @ivorybelle6072
    @ivorybelle6072 8 місяців тому +1

    Jules = FINE AF 🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥🎉🎉🎉

  • @disposabledad
    @disposabledad 8 місяців тому

    I remember in 94 or 95 vs Denver, Parcells was coach of the pats and he called a fake punt and bruschi was the caller and they snapped it to him or something and he did something to muff the play and I was so pissed off I was like get this guy out of here! Who knew lol. Love Bruschi!

  • @joepainter9418
    @joepainter9418 9 місяців тому

    All of our older brother hahah

  • @user-co6lt6nc3i
    @user-co6lt6nc3i 9 місяців тому

    26:07
    Teddy saying “damn, I know!” Sounds identical to Brady. Voice and delivery are identical. I picture Brady smiling and saying that c close your eyes and think of that and I guarantee you will too!!!

  • @evanflowforever6615
    @evanflowforever6615 8 місяців тому +1

    Junior Seau....If I could have a talk with Tom; it would be all the great players u had relation. TOM IS CHAMPION

  • @evanflowforever6615
    @evanflowforever6615 8 місяців тому

    U R one of the best has ever been. Everytime I see a new middle linebacker; I can't help it: He is NO Teddy Bruschi

  • @ColinPoole
    @ColinPoole 9 місяців тому +1

    I think every rookie just fails the test - Teddy was supposed to challenge Cotes and stab even harder the next time - daring him to break his arm - we know he truly couldn't he'd be ejected from the team - so you say "yes sir I understand" and then on the next go you stab even harder. That's the rookie attitude they are trying to sniff out.

  • @dbousq
    @dbousq 9 місяців тому +1

    One of my favorite pats players of all time, grew up watching teddy. Was working the probowl and he turned me down when I asked for an autograph😔

    • @michaelwhalen4337
      @michaelwhalen4337 8 місяців тому

      Teddy is not a friendly person! He was a great football player though .

  • @user-pd7dt6vr5u
    @user-pd7dt6vr5u 4 місяці тому

    Teddy is a class act. How many men had a damn stroke and came back and was productive?

  • @zzzarkka
    @zzzarkka 5 місяців тому

    “Respect should be given”
    *threatens to break your arm for doing your job*
    Glad that way of thinking is going out the door.

  • @darthgambo1
    @darthgambo1 8 місяців тому

    Patriots 04 was a wagon.. Greatest Defense .. They were Awesome!

  • @nanadarko-ampem782
    @nanadarko-ampem782 9 місяців тому +2

    NE lengends

  • @jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344
    @jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 9 місяців тому

    I am a weird person. My favorites players from those great Patriot teams are in order: 1. Troy Brown, 2. Kevin Faulk, 3. Willie McGinest, 4. Tom Brady, 5. Tedy Bruschi.

  • @tchef2525
    @tchef2525 9 місяців тому +1

    Foxboro or foxborough
    Rt128 or 95
    Either way ....I wish the Patriots could cover spreads these days .

  • @davewielhouwer11
    @davewielhouwer11 2 місяці тому

    If Belichick hadnt overworked the Oline, the Patriots win that game. Im not a Pats fan, so no fanboy comment here. I have it from players and agents and Tom Curran has mentioned this. Bill worked the O line so hard they werent fresh for the game.

  • @PeterKKraus
    @PeterKKraus 8 місяців тому

    Awww Yeahhh.

  • @evanflowforever6615
    @evanflowforever6615 8 місяців тому

    Bruschi is like a brewski...prepare ur gut....young buck. Teddy Bruschi is one of the the greatest defensive player ever. HE WAS...SOMETHING

  • @captlucky2320
    @captlucky2320 5 місяців тому

    This guy was half of what 55 was

  • @ellenw391
    @ellenw391 Місяць тому

    Talk about a Patriot show....two overlapping generations of why I adored my team beyond winning. PS for all those saying how great he is in the comments (all true), would ya please learn to spell his name TEDY!!!!

  • @greenMTN_boy
    @greenMTN_boy 8 місяців тому

    Wanna hear about when the old creepy 72 Dolphins players/Shula start showing up on the sidelines…in 07

  • @battlestar1788
    @battlestar1788 8 місяців тому

    What hurt more is that they made the giants get them twice

  • @FuckingFootballzzz
    @FuckingFootballzzz 8 місяців тому

    You need another NFL guy Julian not some random guy as your co-host. Gotta feed off another football guy, maybe arien foster or some practice squad guy. I love football stories!

  • @TB-go2cq
    @TB-go2cq 7 місяців тому

    True patriot

  • @seansmall9910
    @seansmall9910 9 місяців тому

    2 true patriot way guys

  • @earljohnson2676
    @earljohnson2676 5 місяців тому

    After that Super Bowl loss to the giants the undefeated season. I couldn’t listen to sports radio for like two weeks cause all they did was hate on the pats like they could of done better disgusting

  • @rickderrick7101
    @rickderrick7101 5 місяців тому

    He’s 83-101 without Brady. Absolutely terrible. He’s not good. Only coach in history to hold multiple teams to 10 pts and still lose in ONE season. He needs to go.

  • @jcol317
    @jcol317 5 місяців тому

    Another member of the Patriots modeling agency

  • @jimstevenson424
    @jimstevenson424 3 місяці тому

    This is the interview. Too much talk about the 2nd phase of the dynasty. It takes away from the D's and BB's greatness. Brady vs BB discussions are BS. People don't know their history but are more than willing to snap judgments on fragments of the run.

  • @SnowboardJedi
    @SnowboardJedi 5 місяців тому

    The Fake NFL...😂😂😂😂 It cracks me up folks dont realize its WWE with a ball. The NFL admitted it

  • @massvibe
    @massvibe 9 місяців тому +1

    Gotta say i don't love the Eli shit Sam

    • @AidanHolland
      @AidanHolland 6 місяців тому

      Have to agree with this. It's so cringeworthy. Typical new York sports fan. No class. Imagine if Julian was wearing his SB winning tops.

  • @AidanHolland
    @AidanHolland 6 місяців тому

    Patriots 6 rings.

  • @DeepfriedBaby
    @DeepfriedBaby 9 місяців тому

    12:50 Cute little run... Giants played better opponents the entire playoffs. Patriots don't make it out of the NFC if they had to play the Giant's playoff opponents.

  • @rickderrick7101
    @rickderrick7101 5 місяців тому

    Brady easily made yall what you were. Without him you don’t get any rings. Belicheck has done absolutely nothing without Brady. He is not the greatest coach of all time. I used to think he made Brady but after Brady left and won a chip w the Bucs and Belicheck absolutely failed season after season… I realized he was nothing without the Goat. Go check his record without Brady.

  • @dp233332
    @dp233332 9 місяців тому +1

    SB42 was the most painful experience a sportsfan can go thru without someone dying, and that loss is what kept Brady playing until he was 45...Bruschis remarks about contemplating whether hed trade all 3 rings for that1 speaks to me...They may not have admitted it cuz no1 should ever need an extra reason to want to go 19-0, but spygate and the way the media opposing players and NFL fans reacted to it was an enormous motivating factor...Players like Bruschi Brady Vrabel K.Faulk Seymour were desperate to prove to the world that none of that spying stuff Bill had done had made a difference that they were as good or even better without it, and I cant help but feel as tho when they finally won the AFCCG with 0 losses on their record, they let off the gas because they had pretty much fully proven that point just by getting to the SB with an undefeated record...I remember feeling that way myself as they celebrated after defeating the Chargers-I felt as tho theyd already completed by far the hardest part of that task at hand, that they just had to go out there be what theyve been and theyd finish the job...They came out flat in that SB...The coaching let them down, the offensive line let them down and the stone hands of about 5 or 6 different patriots defensive players also let them down in SB42...As a fan I wouldnt trade 3Lombardis for that1 but id likely trade 2of em to have seen them finish that SB undefeated instead...
    Love Bruschi and Edelman...Doubt either get into the pro football HOF but for 4 or so yrs both of therm absolutely performed at a HOF level...