I'd rather listen to my wife and daughter sing a Lady Ga Ga song than listen to any of the so called modern announcers. And believe me, they can't sing.
SolidSnake684 facts. and the old ESPN with Stuart Scott. man those were the good days when everything wasn’t about interviews and talking points from people with little IQ about the sport
Same here, guys that know how to talk while the game is going on without sensationalizimg every play or player. Commentary for people who actually understand football
@@vincesmith2499I do agree the colts should have had at least two, they did have the winningest decade in all of football history, made two SBs and won one. Andrew luck was hurt so much and grigson is the worse thing to happen to any team in nfl history he ruined the colts
Vanderjagt against the Steelers, they even said "but not often from this distance and this much on the line". Scott Norwood as well, but the stat they showed wasn't promising
His routes were silky smooth!! He legit is the best route runner of all time! Such a humble guy too! Never celebrated, never acted a fool! Would score the touchdown and hand the ball straight to the official! Top 5 WR of all time!! His son is following in his footsteps too! Kids a DAWG!!!
I was watching this game in my dorm room at University of Maine. Everyone I know turned the game off but I've never been one to turn a game off until the end. Especially with someone like Manning or Brady at QB. One of the best regular season comebacks ever.
It’s one of the only ticket stubs 🎫 to a game that would be impressive to see. _You would want to know the story of being there and if the ticket holder stayed._
Bucs: oy vey man we just lost a game to the Manning Colts when we had the 21 point lead, wow that sucked, watch out for those QBs man Flacons: yea whatever
@MUFC You honestly took time out of your life to search up a football video to leave this comment, that has subjective and completely irrelevant to the video? For what purpose? What are you hoping to accomplish. Do you think some hardcore football fan is going to read your comment and say "you know what, he's right, soccer is better"?
@@northcackalacky4694 You are 100% correct @CRAIG Westerhausen. No other QB in the history of the NFL could control BOTH sides of the ball, control the speed of the game, or control the crowd like the Sheriff did. A scholar is the perfect description for what he was as an NFL QB. The greatest offensive coordinator to ever play QB.
Lol. Man, this is Manning doing what Manning does. I remember watching this game live with my Dad. He went to bed, thinking the game was over. I knocked on his door and told him the Colts had taken it to Overtime. He came back out and watched the rest of the game with me. A great memory
It's cool to see others have good memories with their dads while Manning is on their team. My dad and I are Denver fans, and during his time with them we would watch pretty much every game. I remember watching Denver set a field-goal record (I think it was 63 yards) and my dad was like "you're watching history right now". Always stuck with me. My dad and I both have Manning jerseys, and we used to wear them together while we watched the Broncos play, though unfortunately mine doesn't fit me anymore. Really good memories... Hell, even Wilson is giving me good memories. When Denver went against Kansas City the first time this year, we expected a blowout. The game wasn't on so I was watching some show with my brother while my dad watched a podcast covering the game. It was bad at first; it was like 20-0 KC, but then suddenly each update my dad gave was more and more positive and he seemed excited to tell me and my brother each time they scored a touchdown. I think that'll stick with me too, and even if Wilson isn't doing too hot right now, it's still nice to have a good memory associated with this hell of a season.
That's such a cool memory. My Dad died the year the Colts finally won the Superbowl. I have a brick for him engraved at Lucas Oil Stadium. He was still comfortable and in good shape when they won. Beautiful. Thank you Peyton and Colts. RIP Jack/Dad. Miss and love the bonds we shared. Love you Dad.
This game was an example of what can happen with a little bit of luck (the onside kicks) and when you give Peyton Manning time in the pocket. He could pick you apart. It didn't hurt at all that he had Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne at receiver.
for years I've called that jumping call bs. but ive counted 3 opportunities the bucs had to close it out in regulation on top of the second onside kick they magically recovered. Now I feel like they deserved to lose
That leaping call was BS, and I'm a Colts fan!!...lol But there was also a BS running into the kicker call against the Colts earlier in the OT period. Refs were calling garbage on both teams the whole night. You're absolutely right about the Bucs having missed chances to close it out
The leaping call is correct as the rule was written. They stated the rule of being behind the line and contacting someone either going up or down it's a penalty.
@@zerodawn09 not a colts fan. The rule is easy to read and understand. Correct application on that play. If he wants to jump he can either line up on the LOS or make sure to not contact any other player.
@@blakethornsbrough1528 Yes, that leaping call was technically correct, at that time, by the letter of the law. The NFL changed the rule the next year, so that if the "leaping" player makes contact on the way down, it wouldn't be a penalty.
@@6StrngWzrd San Diego 10/14/18 Detroit 9/10/17 St Louis 1/1/17 New England 9/11/16 Detroit 9/11/16 Baltimore 12/13/15 TB 11/29/15 Dallas 11/26/15 Houston 10/14/12 Pitt 12/19/11 Jacksonville 11/20/11 I would agree this felt like the refs wanted the game to go a certain way, though
This was such an awesome comeback win and to hear John madden and Al Michaels as the commentators was truly amazing best commentating duo in my time I’m only 36 but they were a great duo
I agree but the thing is he was in leaping position and if he runs up like that and still makes contact on his way up it’s a flag. I don’t think he made contact tho
Dominic 29 right, only on way down did I see contact. Seems like a terrible call unless it’s indeed makeup for the earlier terrible call on the kickoff scrum.
he made contact on the way down, so by the rule it's leaping, though it's a dumb rule since he didn't gain an advantage, it's not the idea of the rule since he didn't use another player to catapult himself, but he did brush against another player coming down, so .. I guess it's the right call, but I would think they could call it that way on basically every field goal attempt.
I watched this game live. I remember starting my homework after the game got out of hand then becoming glued to the action in the last 4 minutes and found myself cheering for the Colts. This game made me a Manning fan. The years that followed with painful playoff blowouts with the Broncos vs. Colts made me appreciate Manning's skill. Little did I know at the time Manning would be the QB for my Broncos next Super Bowl victory. I wouldn't trade the Broncos fan arch over the last 25 years with any other team in pro sports. 4 Super Bowls, 3 victories, Elway, Plummer, -Cutler- , Tebow, Manning. The 2010 Tebow year was the most fun I've ever had watching football. Tebow had an immeasurable impact on the game and it was his success that led to Manning choosing the Broncos in 2011. Now, with Russell Wilson (Jake Plummer 2.0) Broncos fans have a new hope.
@Brad Morrison I love Manning (Vols fan for years) AND a Raiders fan but you can't really argue with what Brady's done. 28-3 comeback basically solidified it, but the 6 rings makes it undisputable imo
Absolutely loved him. Enjoyed his work with Summerall until the latter began signs of ageing and the effects of being concussed repeatedly as a player.
Bucs fan here. I was at this game. This loss was painful. Funny, I had forgotten this was a Dungy v Gruden match up. It’s a painful memory. Old Bucs fans don’t get to celebrate big leads often but we had a big lead at halftime. It was a party near the Pirate ship but it ended in tears. Gotta give Dungy and Colts props for not giving up. That leaping penalty is still ridiculous. We felt like we were cheated by that call and giving Colts a second chance to win it.
It was indeed a penalty though. If a player lines up more than one yard off of the line, then he cannot come down on other players after he has leaped. That made it a personal foul.
I know, the first thing I said was "what, it was against the Bucks?" Living here in Tampa, I would really like to be a Bucs fan, especially since Bucs fans seem to be some of the most fanatic people out there, but unfortunately the last few years of Bucs football have really prevented me from being able to do that. The Peyton Manning, Tony Dungy, Marvin Harrison era Colts however, where my favorite team and in my opinion, one of the best teams in NFL history. I remember many times when they came back in the second half from a huge deficit, the fourth-quarter specifically.
The most exciting football game I have ever watched. I had asked my husband to turn it off because the “game was over”. I sat there and watched each touchdown in disbelief. Thanks for posting. It was fun to watch it again.
Everyone talking about how the officiating favored the Colts is ignoring that bogus roughing the kicker call that gave the Bucs a first down and the onside call that clearly went to Indy. But hey don’t let the truth get in the way of your narrative. It was just a poorly officiated game against both sides.
Mikey not giving the Colts an onside kick they desperately needed and giving the Bucs an extra possession in a sudden death overtime favored the Colts? How’s that one work?
The roughing the kicker was the correct call by rule. Not sure about the onside. I think the rule back then was whoever came out of the pile with the ball but that rule has been changed since then I believe. Still should have been colts ball.
Im always gona remember when madden said he don’t like being out their in the open as a offense linemen on a screen play, I kind feel where he’s coming from, wish he could broadcast forever
@@Navheo he said classiest. tom might fit the bill but not moss. that dude wouldn't know class if a bus full of fifth graders ran over top of him. fyi, I like Moss. i don't think he's even a bad person. but classy?
Jeff Li I like the random facts too...one gets me wondering though...from 2000 to 2003, it said 190 some successful onside kicks, out of 1006....hard to imagine 1000 onside kicks in such a short time period of 3 yrs
I was at this game! It was Tony Dungy's birthday. We were beating them so bad half the fans left in the 3rd quarter! There were more people in the stand in OT than the 4th quarter! Most people I knew went to bed, and found out the next morning we lost. The game ended at 1 in the morning. This was the end of the Bucs team Dungy built. Gruden won the SB with them, then he ripped it apart!
@@jmurphy6011 The refs actually got the Golden Tate touchdown right. The optics aren't good, but technically it was a contested ball, which goes to the receiver. Both players got their hands on it and the defender didn't cleanly take possession away from the receiver so it's a jump ball, receiver's ball, good TD. It surprises me the number of fans who don't know the rules.
@@hagamapama I live in Seattle, I'm a die hard Hawks fan...and even I've gotta say you're wrong. Not about the rules you referenced, sure, but rather the whole play should have been dead the moment Tate pushed Shields. It was blatant offensive PI, Tate should have drawn a flag and none of the rest of it should have mattered. The refs most certainly didn't call that play correctly, and as much as I hate to say it the Seahawks quite obviously should not have gotten that TD.
@@joecoolberry911 I don't know...I feel these days he kind of just does and say whatever he wants because he knows he's not getting replaced any time soon. It's hard to explain, but the commentary doesn't have the same heart he put in it during the early years. Feel free to disagree.
@@tr258 You can clearly see the downs and they showed the time outs before each play. It's not like today where you can't tell the quarter, downs, or how many time outs someone has.
Oh how I remember this going on 20 years later...because I had turned the game off with about 5 minutes left to go, KNOWING we had lost. My shock the next morning was palpable. I wasn't even happy (yet) that we won...just mad as hell I had missed it.
I've always been a "wait until it's over" guy. I just don't like risking missing a good play. The game could be 35-0 in the last two minutes but there's an awesome double pitched TD I would have otherwise missed. You'll never catch me turn off a game early!!
@@geminiman7791 I have to agree with you. I think it's unfortunate all round when games are good in their own right and then get decided by technicalities - it's not in the spirit of the game. Cheers
1998-2011 was a special era for indy sports. pacers made the finals, and should have made another one in 2005 if it wasnt for the malice in the palace. Colts really should have been in more super bowls though. They underachieved big time.
@@h8rone I recently asked my buddy is Tony Dungy is somewhat to blame for this and should have been fired. His lack of playoff success was pretty outstanding, but i guess there were always other teams in the way like the Chargers, Patriots, and whoever else.
Nah it wasnt and I cant stand either team. But I mean.. if ya wanna ignore that flop by the kicker, a ghost PI and such earlier - dont mind me carry on.
Like the announcers said my guy, you cannot even touch the kicker after the ball is punted away, regardless if your intentions were to block the punt. The kickers got the longer end of the stick on that rule.
I love(d) the Bucs back then (before Glazer sold off the entire team after the Super Bowl) but they blew it plain and simple. I remember watching that game and turning it off towards the end because I had school the next day. I didn't believe they'd lost.
What a great memory! I use to live in Florida, and worked nights at a hospital. I remember watching this ending in the break room! Great to see and hear the names and players from 20 years ago! Plus having Madden calling this just brings back great memories of watching NFC games on CBS as a kid too! Him and Summerall were the best in the 80s!
Best part of Marvin was he didn't run his mouth. It was awesome watching him destroy Keyshawn Johnson's team after KJ was running his mouth about Marvin at the beginning of the game. Peyton and Marv shut him the fuck up real quick. KJ was more of a mouth than a wide receiver.
I loved Marvin Harrison as a receiver too. 2nd greatest to Jerry Rice of all-time in my book, but you don't have to trash the extroverts just to pump Marvin up. I love the no shit talking part too, but there's nothing wrong w/ dancing in the end zone to enjoy success if you're an expressive personality, especially if you've got rhythm. As long as there's nothing obscene. The game's more fun, and life's more fun w/ a full spectrum of personalities, rather than a homogeneous mixture. And everybody's different in all walks of life. Some have to get excited to feel free, enjoy what they do, acquire confidence, and be at their best, while others like to keep the emotions to themselves, harvested, channel their strengths, are perfectionists, but being one instead of the other doesn't make you right or wrong. Michael Irvin had a ton of on-field success being a supreme extrovert, Isaac Bruce was somewhere in-between. Bruce loved to participate in group celebrations like the bob-&-weave, but nothing individual. Irvin did a whole-lot of both. Jerry Rice was kind of medium in that regard like Bruce. For Harrison, being reserved was to his liking, and worked best for him, but variety is a good thing. People preach acceptance and tolerance all the time when it comes to race, sexuality, religion, gender, politics, stature, body type, but how about unique personalities?
That "idiot kicker" as peyton so affectionately called him was mighty accurate during his career but my word he always crumbled when it was all on the line
Marvin Hunt He built Tampa Bay and then John Gruden came in and took credit. They won one year and then had a terrible streak after that. I lived in Tampa and the bars stopped making money because people didn’t like staying out after their team lost.
@@edwardgollihugh2019 Negative. You seem to forget the Raiders team he coached. They would've won the Superbowl, if they didn't have to play thier ex coach
I’m a Colts fan and remember watching this on tv that night. I’ll say the same thing today I said then - that was some shoddy refereeing in the 4th quarter. Ugly.
@B real You need to loosen the straps on your tinfoil hat there Dale Gribble Jr. You really think the Pat's became the prodigal team to lead the North East region of America? Theres literally 3 teams that could have carried that banner. The Bills, Jets and Giants but New England is the dynasty chosen from 9/11? Or do the Giants SB wins over the Patriots change that? The Saints won years after Katrina and New Orleans wasn't destroyed. Surrounding areas were hit, but the city wasn't damaged half as badly. Plus, the Saints got in trouble in the following years or was that all part of the NFL too? Why didn't the Hornets win an NBA title? NOLA wasnt given a SB win. We took that by any means necessary.
@B real I never said I was concerned. Its pretty obvious that your deep seated need for something more in life has lead you to believe that everything is corrupt or rigged like a carnival game. Everyone loves a good conspiracy, people want to believe there's more to life than them, or even someone controlling the narrative. Why couldn't Kennedy just be killed by some crazy asshole with a gun and a good place to shoot? Why do people say the moonlanding is fake? Or that the Gov. Orchestrated 9/11. Maybe it makes the story better and it gives people something to go ape shit for, but theyre called conspiracy theories for a reason.
@@runealexander4916 dont bother. Not saying hes wrong or right but Theres a time and place for these discussions. These guys simply played their hearts out. They been doing this all their life lol give em a little credit for the achievements you know but hey...that guy...negative nancy
@@thatsagoddamnlie7915 For sure. It just hits a little harder because I'm from New Orleans and it pisses me off when someone says something dumb. Like they just gave the Saints a Superbowl.
For all those saying the leaping call was BS, did a little research into the rule book from 2003 and found this: Rule 12, Section 3, Article 2 of the 2003 Official Playing Rules of the National Football League defines the unsportsmanlike conduct/leaping penalty as follows: "Clearly running forward and leaping in an obvious attempt to block a field goal, or try-kick after touchdown and landing on players, unless the leaping player was originally lined up within one yard of the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped."
This was more proof that Jon Gruden won the 2002 Superbowl riding on the coat-tails of Tony Dungy's Bucs, which he coached from 1996-2001. Tony Dungy was an amazing coach and very underrated.
Even though this is a known fact. I don't think this specific game is an example of more proof. Especially considering all of the eventual Hall of Famers on the colts roster. If there was an IQ test for the NFL and football as a whole, Peyton Manning can be argued as having an Albert Einstein/Stephen Hawking level intelligence. Furthermore, there was at least 1 incorrect call from the officiating crew on the 2nd to last play of the game that setup the game winning field goal. The unsportsmanlike conduct call against Simeon Rice was clearly a bad call. Tony Dungy is one of the great minds of football and will be a hall of fame coach, but let's not be too partisan to not give Jon Gruden his deserved credit for at least being a decent NFL coach.
Lets not forget...the team that Gruden beat in the Super Bowl was also the team that he built in Oakland. People only talk about the Dungy aspect. Both teams that Gruden had a part of, made it to the Super Bowl that year.
@@bryank971 #Facts! We all endear ourselves to a certain franchise even though year after year there is never a completely unchanged roster. Anyone that watches football knows that to get to the superbowl and win can never be done by accident. When every player, coach, and staff member on all 32 NFL teams have a vested interest in their on field performance. The impact that their stats and ability to win, has on their legacy is directly tied to the money they make from the game. No one gets into the NFL solely by luck. And no one will ever win the superbowl by luck and luck alone. There are many players and coaches that would trade some of their pedigree, for some of that "luck". Guaranteed world champions, here we come
Old school Monday night football.... Monday nights use to be crazy for me Wcw Nitro, Monday Night Raw, Mnf all on same night and all coming on at the same time... Nowadays mondays are dead.... 😞
I remember this game. A lot of people turned off their TVs too early and lived to regret it; glad I didn't (Colts fan here)! I remember that the Buc's defense was best in the league, so to do what Peyton did in a hostile stadium against that defense was amazing.
@@juanruiz2334 He literally read the rules out loud afterwards. The rule was that if you leap in the air and contact a body on the way down it counts as leaping. That was why they threw the flag. Which is honestly pretty stupid but whatever. All that happened was that his knees came in contact with one of his teammates back on the way down on accident. And so just for that they threw a flag.
i honestly love the actual analyst of the game. nowadays it's like "he threw the ball and he scored after the catch. he is so fast and the fastest man on the field!" yea, no shit. so, it was nice to hear some quality commentating.
I was 11 years old when this game aired. I remember staying up to watch all by myself in the living room and going to bed before it ended because we were losing so bad. I was so mad when I woke up the next morning and saw that we had won and I didn't get to see. What an insane comeback.
What about Brees? 5 seasons of 5000+ yards? (And the 4952 he threw in 2014 may as well be called a 5th 5000 yard season; no other QB has even done that twice in their career! Brees is 1st in Career Passing Yards, and Career Pass Completions, and 2nd in Career Passing TDs? (And I'm not even a Saints or Chargers fan, but a lowly Washington Football Team fan lol)
@@matthewskillo8577 Yeah, I agree. Brees, Marino, Young, Y.A. Tittle and a few others all seem to go forgotten into football oblivion. Every once in a while I hear of Johnny Unitas. All these guys are legendary. I was a Redskins fan many years ago. I've just grown really tired of Washington's owner, Dan Synder. I was livid when he told Mike Shanahan to take a hike. Mike worked with Reggie Griffin 3, a now known impossible quarterback and made him great for a year. Dan is such a moron he can't even give a name to his own football team. He may be a really smart businessman but he has no business owning a professional football team.
+Chris L Very competitive. The toughest division in the NFC. With the exception of the Bucs, someone from that division has hosted the SB at least once in the last 8 years. Sure my prediction is opinionated, but it's not far fetched. They have a legitimate shot of winning that division. Them actually doing it remains to be seen.
These were the best years the NFL ever had. Memories I have of this era are wonderful, special, almost magical time. The sounds the stage, beat years of my life
He broke rule Rule 12-3-1-r leaping to attempt to block a field goal or point after touchdown unless the player was lined up on the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped He was not lined up on the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped, and so the leaping call is correct
@National Sports Entertainment oh God. Give us evidence before you make one of the most outlandish statements I have read in year's. Conspiracies come true, but this one is like thinking your hand slingshot could murder someone from a mile away.
If you give up 21+ point in less than 5 minutes, you didn't get robbed. You left the keys in the ignition with a sign on the door that says, "Hey, the keys are in the ignition."
Best line of the game-Around 9:30 Madden says to Al Michaels, “This is gettin’ close! Do YOU believe in miracles?!” (Some context for you young pups born after 1980, Al Michaels was on the call when an amateur squad of hockey players-Team USA-beat the USSR team (essentially a professional team) at Lake Placid in the Olympics. From the final seconds came Al’s words then, “Do you believe in miracles?!!?” Madden never forgot anything.)
I'm older and remember the REAL Colts. Unitas, Berry and Moore! Indianapolis has the Super Bowl III trophy, which of course was the BALTIMORE Colts at that time. Probably thinks the Colt Championship of '58,'59 and '68 are theirs too! The REAL story. BALTIMORE has SIX Championships. FOUR with the Colts and two with the Raven's. Indianapolis had Peyton Manning. We had John Unitas! Indianapolis has NO NFL legacy. ONE championship in 38 years? Baltimore WILL win at least one more Championship before Indianapolis does. Raven's have been in the league since '96 and have won 2 Super Bowls. Indianapolis has been in the league since '84, and have one. Baltimore has been in 4 Super Bowls, winning 3 and have won 3 NFL Championships.
@@annapolismike I'm 68 & yes I remember the Baltimore Colts! Johnny was Peyton's hero. The real & only Colts are in Indy now,& have been for over 35 years! You have the Ravens now, get over it & live with it!
Which crazy ending should we do next?
Cowboys vs seahawks 2004
NFL Vault Eagles vs giants '10 or this past season
NFL Vault Saints vs Vikings (Minnesota Miracle)
Bears vs Cardinals 2006
Browns vs Titans 2014
I clicked to see Manning, but I stayed for Al Michaels and John Madden. God how I've missed that combo. It just sounds like pure football to me
I'd rather listen to my wife and daughter sing a Lady Ga Ga song than listen to any of the so called modern announcers. And believe me, they can't sing.
SolidSnake684 facts. and the old ESPN with Stuart Scott. man those were the good days when everything wasn’t about interviews and talking points from people with little IQ about the sport
indy_go_blue60 Romo is great.
Loved al Michaels did not care for Madden as an announcer all that much
Same here, guys that know how to talk while the game is going on without sensationalizimg every play or player. Commentary for people who actually understand football
"If you're gonna doink the pipe, You want it to go inside after the doink" some of the best advice in history.
Married couple's advice from a therapist?
obviously parkey didn’t listen
kyle brennan lmao ikr
You tryna doink the pipe?
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“If you’re gonna doink the pipe, you want it to go inside after the doink”
- John Madden, 2003
Sage words of advice from The Great One.
"it's the bucs offense against the colt defense, now"
Thank you john
John Madden was the first to lay pipe
THE INCOMPARABLE JOHN MADDEN! That face, that voice, always made it better.
Had to come back and re-watch this after the Colts gave up the largest comeback in NFL history today.
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The Colts are such a joke. They had Manning and Luck for two decades and could only win one Super Bowl. Now they're back to being irrelevant trash.
@@vincesmith2499 What they did with Luck is one of the ugliest waste in modern football.
@@vincesmith2499I do agree the colts should have had at least two, they did have the winningest decade in all of football history, made two SBs and won one. Andrew luck was hurt so much and grigson is the worse thing to happen to any team in nfl history he ruined the colts
@@vincesmith2499 our alcoholic owner makes drunk decisions. Give us a break lol
Just goes to show throughout history: when the announcer talks about the kicker’s completion percentage or praises the kicker, it’s an automatic jinx.
matchboxcody - Awkwardly true
They should wait till after the kick is over to say anything
That "idiot kicker" is an absolute trash kicker in clutch moments
@@donsolos i remember watching that Pro Bowl live that was so funny 😂😂
Vanderjagt against the Steelers, they even said "but not often from this distance and this much on the line". Scott Norwood as well, but the stat they showed wasn't promising
Gruden’s reaction this whole time is priceless. He knows exactly what is about to happen to him.
He could feel the lube being applied to his rear….
Probably sent some angry emails after this one
and knowing what we now know abotu him he 100% deserves it
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wow
PEYTON MANNING MAKES A COMBACK IN 4 minutes
23 min long vid
bearmasterMC true
+Tom Brady oh no no
Parks3452 lol foreal
Welcome to American football lol
4 game minutes
The route Marvin Harrison put on that db at 17:25 is crazy. He literally made the db fly out of the camera frame on the replay. R.I.P. those ankles
His routes were silky smooth!! He legit is the best route runner of all time! Such a humble guy too! Never celebrated, never acted a fool! Would score the touchdown and hand the ball straight to the official! Top 5 WR of all time!! His son is following in his footsteps too! Kids a DAWG!!!
Marvin Harrison got away with murder twice.
Colts win rate: 3%
Manning: so you're saying there's still a chance
Haha This comment deserves more likes.
Never count Manning out
Bucs : So we gonna win
Manning : I don't think so🙅
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@@DirtRoad83 Don't spook Brady bro, he's gonna think of the one that was in the NFC
I was watching this game in my dorm room at University of Maine. Everyone I know turned the game off but I've never been one to turn a game off until the end. Especially with someone like Manning or Brady at QB. One of the best regular season comebacks ever.
Question is are you still in Econ 101 all these years later?
@@andjunglepunkthirteen760 no, but I haven't graduated college yet lol.
It’s one of the only ticket stubs 🎫 to a game that would be impressive to see. _You would want to know the story of being there and if the ticket holder stayed._
Bucs: oy vey man we just lost a game to the Manning Colts when we had the 21 point lead, wow that sucked, watch out for those QBs man
Flacons: yea whatever
@@TimWing23 Tim I'll bet you tossed ALOT of salad's over the course of your degree.
After the passing of a legend, it was almost emotional to hear John Madden as a co-anchor. What a guy. A true legend!
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love seeing gruden (who is very racist and sexist) get beat by a wholesome bipoc like tony dungey
this was a good duo but him and Summerall are the best duo ever.
@@markmac2206Yeah Summerall was one of the great voices of football but if I am not mistaken a great football player also. He knew the game well.
"If you are going to doink the pipe you want it to go in after the doink." The man is a treasure. Thank you Mr. Madden.
Coach : we have a 3% chance of pulling this one off and only got 1 timeout left..
Manning : Omaha..
Peyton Manning storming Omaha Beach in color
@MUFC who gives a fuck
@MUFC we do not care
@MUFC I love watching futbol, but it is sad that you are saying this crying for attention. Also any futbol fan know that it is not called soccer.
@MUFC You honestly took time out of your life to search up a football video to leave this comment, that has subjective and completely irrelevant to the video? For what purpose? What are you hoping to accomplish. Do you think some hardcore football fan is going to read your comment and say "you know what, he's right, soccer is better"?
I really miss hearing these two announce, especially Madden
Whatever happened to Madden..is he still alive?
@@brendansinyard121 Of course. He's just enjoying retirement.
Is the video game named after this dude?
@@EzeAsuoha yes
@@seanzettlemoyer925 They were part of the last bits of real football. Great times.
OG Payton Manning. Glad I got to watch him play. This brings me nostalgia
2Brizi - 2k18 Videos Same!
THAT LEAPING PENALTY WAS AGGREGIOUS!!!!
Yeah it's a bullshit call. That's the kind of call that makes me wonder if they actively try to influence games to build a better story around them.
Typical Manning game. Same with Brady.
@@adampowell5986 No doubt.
egregious?
What does aggregious mean????
I love the look on Grudens face. Almost as if he knows what’s coming but he still can’t stop it.
It's like watching a sports bet on a favourite lose. You need to do something to affect the game momentum in that situation, not watch passively
Time stamp?
Basically his current tenure with the Raiders. That defense lets him down time n time again and he gets the bit of the blame
At the end of regulation his face was like huh well alright then
The good ol days with John Madden and MNF on ABC
I honestly do not like Madden
shmuvvy Beats the piss out of Joe Buck
Witch King of Angmar I wish they would've kept MNF on ABC even after the ESPN merger.
Mista Eazy-E MAN23 me too. It was better for people that did not have cable.
I miss his magic marker
Peyton Manning is the greatest offensive coordinator to ever play QB.
very true
The Scholar of Scholars!!
@@northcackalacky4694 You are 100% correct @CRAIG Westerhausen. No other QB in the history of the NFL could control BOTH sides of the ball, control the speed of the game, or control the crowd like the Sheriff did. A scholar is the perfect description for what he was as an NFL QB. The greatest offensive coordinator to ever play QB.
He should really be a nfl coach now
@@edmccaffrey1 100% and the 251 career interception most of them after adjustments 👏🏾 Bravo Peyton Manning Braaavo...
Lol. Man, this is Manning doing what Manning does. I remember watching this game live with my Dad. He went to bed, thinking the game was over. I knocked on his door and told him the Colts had taken it to Overtime. He came back out and watched the rest of the game with me. A great memory
It's cool to see others have good memories with their dads while Manning is on their team. My dad and I are Denver fans, and during his time with them we would watch pretty much every game. I remember watching Denver set a field-goal record (I think it was 63 yards) and my dad was like "you're watching history right now". Always stuck with me. My dad and I both have Manning jerseys, and we used to wear them together while we watched the Broncos play, though unfortunately mine doesn't fit me anymore. Really good memories... Hell, even Wilson is giving me good memories. When Denver went against Kansas City the first time this year, we expected a blowout. The game wasn't on so I was watching some show with my brother while my dad watched a podcast covering the game. It was bad at first; it was like 20-0 KC, but then suddenly each update my dad gave was more and more positive and he seemed excited to tell me and my brother each time they scored a touchdown. I think that'll stick with me too, and even if Wilson isn't doing too hot right now, it's still nice to have a good memory associated with this hell of a season.
When Peyton Manning was playing football life was good. Lets just admit it.
That's such a cool memory. My Dad died the year the Colts finally won the Superbowl. I have a brick for him engraved at Lucas Oil Stadium. He was still comfortable and in good shape when they won. Beautiful. Thank you Peyton and Colts. RIP Jack/Dad. Miss and love the bonds we shared. Love you Dad.
When you're playing against your little brother in madden and you decide to start trying.
Best comment I have seen in a while
@@pedoboys same
😂and you use the worst stuff but whoop him anyway
Lol
If by Madden, you mean Tecmo Super Bowl, then yes ;)
The NFL vault is the greatest thing to happen for the NFL in a long time
Madden-"its now the buc offense vs the colts defense"
Nothing got past Madden. Lmao.
😁😁
Pooppppp
When Jones was out of bounds but called in bounds, his left hand touched before his knee, but Madden missed it.
@@leonardshevlin7260 🙄
Madden took too many hits to his helmet, I think.
This game was an example of what can happen with a little bit of luck (the onside kicks) and when you give Peyton Manning time in the pocket. He could pick you apart. It didn't hurt at all that he had Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne at receiver.
And they almost got the 2nd onsides kick. To this day, I still can't figure out how they didn't come up with it
Also the bad penalty at the end was horrible
@@libertarianpunk8558 Yes. Should have been 2OT. Could have been over without an OT.
yet they only won from luck. luck about the leaping penalty, luck of it bouncing off the post.
@@kool4209 "Luck" they scored 3 TD's in 5 minutes to send it to OT
This channel is underrated.
You should upload the 20 min versions of every Super Bowl. The ones that air on super bowl week.
for years I've called that jumping call bs. but ive counted 3 opportunities the bucs had to close it out in regulation on top of the second onside kick they magically recovered. Now I feel like they deserved to lose
That leaping call was BS, and I'm a Colts fan!!...lol But there was also a BS running into the kicker call against the Colts earlier in the OT period. Refs were calling garbage on both teams the whole night. You're absolutely right about the Bucs having missed chances to close it out
The leaping call is correct as the rule was written. They stated the rule of being behind the line and contacting someone either going up or down it's a penalty.
@@blakethornsbrough1528 i think we found a cols fan. please dont let your fandom blind your common sense.
@@zerodawn09 not a colts fan. The rule is easy to read and understand. Correct application on that play. If he wants to jump he can either line up on the LOS or make sure to not contact any other player.
@@blakethornsbrough1528 Yes, that leaping call was technically correct, at that time, by the letter of the law. The NFL changed the rule the next year, so that if the "leaping" player makes contact on the way down, it wouldn't be a penalty.
NFL officiating really hasn't improved much from then until now.
What call was wrong in this game because it wasn’t the leaping call... by the rules the leaping call was correct
@@richardgrace4500 "Leaping" has been called 3 times in the History of the NFL. All 3 times against the Bucs an all 3 times cost them the Game.
@@6StrngWzrd naaaa it's been called WAY more that that
@@richardgrace4500 give me examples. I can give you all 3 on the Bucs.
@@6StrngWzrd San Diego 10/14/18 Detroit 9/10/17 St Louis 1/1/17 New England 9/11/16 Detroit 9/11/16 Baltimore 12/13/15 TB 11/29/15 Dallas 11/26/15 Houston 10/14/12 Pitt 12/19/11 Jacksonville 11/20/11 I would agree this felt like the refs wanted the game to go a certain way, though
This was such an awesome comeback win and to hear John madden and Al Michaels as the commentators was truly amazing best commentating duo in my time I’m only 36 but they were a great duo
for me it was Madden and Summerall.
Man I miss John Madden announcing, he was my favorite.
@@JohnAsher1 : Agreed. The best was the 70's Monday night football trio; Cosell, Gifford, and Dandy Don.
Yes
Madden was great but had such goofy moments. From 11:28 to 11:36 , he's just babbling like he's Booger Mcfarland. Love him, but yea, goofy ahahahaha
Madden n pat summerall were the best imo
That pipe doink observation was bang on though, great comment.
12:52 "It's now the Bucs offense, against the Colts defense... The Colts have to stop them." Miss you Madden.
Jeff Urbz 🤣I know right
'He's still wearin' some field'....match that Collingsworth.
As a Peyton Manning fan growing up this was one of my favorite memories. Thanks for posting!
Had to watch the man torture my beloved Hawgs for 3 straight years! He should've won the Heisman trophy in 1997.
This reminds me how much I miss Madden on commentary. A one of a kind legend
John Madden: "On Tony Dungy's birthday!"
Al Michaels: "It's not his birthday anymore! It's 1 o'clock in the morning."
lol, he just got his birthday present late
Leaping call was BS but so was the last Onside kick call. Fair outcome I suppose.
Agreed,
That's usually how they do it. They make a trash call and make up for it with another one against the other team.
I agree but the thing is he was in leaping position and if he runs up like that and still makes contact on his way up it’s a flag. I don’t think he made contact tho
Dominic 29 right, only on way down did I see contact. Seems like a terrible call unless it’s indeed makeup for the earlier terrible call on the kickoff scrum.
he made contact on the way down, so by the rule it's leaping, though it's a dumb rule since he didn't gain an advantage, it's not the idea of the rule since he didn't use another player to catapult himself, but he did brush against another player coming down, so .. I guess it's the right call, but I would think they could call it that way on basically every field goal attempt.
Leaping call was great, he wasn't on the line is scrimmage at the snap so it's a penalty. Gotta be on the line.
I watched this game live. I remember starting my homework after the game got out of hand then becoming glued to the action in the last 4 minutes and found myself cheering for the Colts. This game made me a Manning fan. The years that followed with painful playoff blowouts with the Broncos vs. Colts made me appreciate Manning's skill. Little did I know at the time Manning would be the QB for my Broncos next Super Bowl victory.
I wouldn't trade the Broncos fan arch over the last 25 years with any other team in pro sports. 4 Super Bowls, 3 victories, Elway, Plummer, -Cutler- , Tebow, Manning. The 2010 Tebow year was the most fun I've ever had watching football. Tebow had an immeasurable impact on the game and it was his success that led to Manning choosing the Broncos in 2011. Now, with Russell Wilson (Jake Plummer 2.0) Broncos fans have a new hope.
“If you’re going to doink the pipe you want it to go inside after the doink” truer words never spoken
Doink!!
Especially after today, it's the age of the doinks
So ... weak ... LOLOLOLOL
That's what s...never mind.
Brandon Vasser haha bears. Go Foles
Great comeback but DAMN the bucs got robbed at the end lol
It's in the rule book, just like how the tuck rule used to be.
Michael Dahms that was still a fumble for Christ sake. Brady clearly fumbled.
@Brad Morrison I love Manning (Vols fan for years) AND a Raiders fan but you can't really argue with what Brady's done. 28-3 comeback basically solidified it, but the 6 rings makes it undisputable imo
@Brad Morrison Your an idiot... brady has way more than manning... plus colts got a lucky call that was clearly wrong. stfu and get some eye balls.
They got robbed!!! 👉💥
"Boom boom boom there's balls going everywhere" . . . Madden has to be the king of announcers!
Absolutely loved him. Enjoyed his work with Summerall until the latter began signs of ageing and the effects of being concussed repeatedly as a player.
Charlie Keyes Madden and Pat Summeral were a dynamic duo when it came to announcing for NFL on Sundays.
Your mom said that.
I'd still have to go with Pat Summeral
"The ball was in between the guys legs" wow
Such great years in Indy during Manning's years. Our Colts haven't been the same since Peyton left.
So unfortunate they only got one Superbowl while he was there.
@@will224488guy Could have been 2 but our defense didn't hold up. Was still a great era though
@@rmx01indiana So many close playoff losses. Could have had a few.
You mean, since the owner of the Colts gave up on Peyton-for Andrew Luck. Where is he now??? 😊
trash-ass franchise didn't deserve that many years of him and then Luck afterwards.
Bucs fan here. I was at this game. This loss was painful. Funny, I had forgotten this was a Dungy v Gruden match up. It’s a painful memory. Old Bucs fans don’t get to celebrate big leads often but we had a big lead at halftime. It was a party near the Pirate ship but it ended in tears. Gotta give Dungy and Colts props for not giving up. That leaping penalty is still ridiculous. We felt like we were cheated by that call and giving Colts a second chance to win it.
Oh well, you guys would liked it if the table was turned. Great era.
It was indeed a penalty though. If a player lines up more than one yard off of the line, then he cannot come down on other players after he has leaped. That made it a personal foul.
Turns out the refs were just as bad then as they are now. I mean they muffed the 2nd onside kick too
You won the Super Bowl so everything worked out.
It was a ridiculous penalty, but it was called correctly... that's the messed up part..
What makes this even more impressive was Tampa had the NFL's top defense at the time and were the defending SB Champs
I know, the first thing I said was "what, it was against the Bucks?" Living here in Tampa, I would really like to be a Bucs fan, especially since Bucs fans seem to be some of the most fanatic people out there, but unfortunately the last few years of Bucs football have really prevented me from being able to do that.
The Peyton Manning, Tony Dungy, Marvin Harrison era Colts however, where my favorite team and in my opinion, one of the best teams in NFL history. I remember many times when they came back in the second half from a huge deficit, the fourth-quarter specifically.
1 of the best teams in history only won 1 Super Bowl? 1 of the best offenses in history? Yes. Teams? No.
So you're a loser and a frontrunner all at the same time. How pathetic can you get?
Dungy built that defense at Tampa. If anyone knew how to crack it, it was him. And he did.
@@maryakopyan3224 85 Bears, one of the beat teams ever and only won 1 superbowl. Sucked the last few years being a Bears fan, but it feels great now
The most exciting football game I have ever watched. I had asked my husband to turn it off because the “game was over”. I sat there and watched each touchdown in disbelief. Thanks for posting. It was fun to watch it again.
Me too I never turned it off....I knew something special was happening when they got that onside kick n scored 30 sumthn seconds later😳
Y'see...
Football's not over until it's over.
OMG!! As a Buccaneers fan. I was loving to see Manning stage this comeback, but I cried at that BS penalty at the end.
That was a " ghost" call. Completely unfair.
What a joke. And then vander almost missed again
Right!!!
That ref had some money on that one for sure lol
“If you’re going to doink the upright, you want it to go in after the doink.”
Truly inspiring
Cody Parkey hated that
Words to live by.
*crying in bears fan*
Poetry. 💀🔥
John madden and a young Peyton..can’t beat this nostalgia
Everyone talking about how the officiating favored the Colts is ignoring that bogus roughing the kicker call that gave the Bucs a first down and the onside call that clearly went to Indy. But hey don’t let the truth get in the way of your narrative. It was just a poorly officiated game against both sides.
But both of those examples are officiating that favoured the colts so what exactly is your point?
Mikey not giving the Colts an onside kick they desperately needed and giving the Bucs an extra possession in a sudden death overtime favored the Colts? How’s that one work?
811chelseafc My bad, my brain cells hadn’t woken up
The roughing the kicker was the correct call by rule. Not sure about the onside. I think the rule back then was whoever came out of the pile with the ball but that rule has been changed since then I believe. Still should have been colts ball.
"If you're gonna doink the pipe, You want it to go inside after the doink" some of the best advice in history.
I remember watching this live and being absolutely amazed. Was totally dumbfounded how they were able to pull off 21 points in 4 minutes.
Less than 4 minutes lol
"You know when it starts to rain, odds are you're going to get wet." - John Madden
Beardmania HAHAHAHA
The team with the most points at the end of the game, thats the team that usually wins - John Madden
"You'll notice that every time the quarterback yells hutt, the center snaps the ball to him."
- John Madden
Im always gona remember when madden said he don’t like being out their in the open as a offense linemen on a screen play, I kind feel where he’s coming from, wish he could broadcast forever
“If the game is tied after regulation, they would have to go to overtime”
I was there! 13 years old and we got to skip school the next day because the game ran so late. Lol what a game
tommy guns You have some great folks.
You skipped school because "it ran late" OR like most at my school were flat-out EMBARRESED to even show their faces! HaHaHa
Good memories it sounds like 👍
How old are u now
Simeone Rice, Ronde Barber, Derrick Brooks, John Lynch, Warren Sapp man such a legendary defense. Man how I miss those days
MANDINGO barber= chump
Wayne Ellis u must be an eagles fan
MANDINGO whys ronde a chump then?
@@bradpiff6836 my bad i thought you were saying i was an eagles fan
MANDINGO i thought u were because lotta eagles fans hate ronde barber lol
This game made me a Peyton Manning die-hard fan! I remember watching this in college.
We loved him at UT!!!!
Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison were one of the classiest QB/WR combo to ever play in the league.
Him and reggie too. Marvin and reggie basically have the same years for the career
Yards*
Uh idk probably Tom and moss
@@Navheo he said classiest. tom might fit the bill but not moss. that dude wouldn't know class if a bus full of fifth graders ran over top of him. fyi, I like Moss. i don't think he's even a bad person. but classy?
Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald
Wow, these videos are entertaining. Love the random facts that pop up. More please.
Yea! Do Miracle at the meadowlands 2 next 😜
Terrible!
Way too often and some needless info like win probability.
Hard to watch the actually video.
Jeff Li I like the random facts too...one gets me wondering though...from 2000 to 2003, it said 190 some successful onside kicks, out of 1006....hard to imagine 1000 onside kicks in such a short time period of 3 yrs
@@jan-fc7fe but the win probability is directly related to the whole point of the video....
Fake ass fans leaving then coming back. Heat fans did the same thing. Florida fans are weak.
And I quote "boom boom boom boom balls flyin all over the place between guy's legs."
Thanks Madden
I need answers as to why this isn't this the top comment😂
Madden was the best
a national treasure
Time stamp?
@@alexanderjeromewhite2380 5:40
I was at this game! It was Tony Dungy's birthday. We were beating them so bad half the fans left in the 3rd quarter! There were more people in the stand in OT than the 4th quarter! Most people I knew went to bed, and found out the next morning we lost. The game ended at 1 in the morning. This was the end of the Bucs team Dungy built. Gruden won the SB with them, then he ripped it apart!
The leaping call was rough, but there is NO WAY Tampa actually recovered that second onside-kick. That ball must have changed hands on the ground.
Very good point. But maybe the worse call i have ever seen. These days the refs cant stand not being involved in deciding the game.
@@joshdunn4316 bad but not worse than the sub ref Golden Tate touchdown call.
YES SIR
@@jmurphy6011 The refs actually got the Golden Tate touchdown right. The optics aren't good, but technically it was a contested ball, which goes to the receiver. Both players got their hands on it and the defender didn't cleanly take possession away from the receiver so it's a jump ball, receiver's ball, good TD. It surprises me the number of fans who don't know the rules.
@@hagamapama I live in Seattle, I'm a die hard Hawks fan...and even I've gotta say you're wrong. Not about the rules you referenced, sure, but rather the whole play should have been dead the moment Tate pushed Shields. It was blatant offensive PI, Tate should have drawn a flag and none of the rest of it should have mattered. The refs most certainly didn't call that play correctly, and as much as I hate to say it the Seahawks quite obviously should not have gotten that TD.
God the commentary is amazing, they need to bring in manning to commentate with Romo l, it would be gold
This was when Al Michaels wasn't phoning it in yet.
TyTimeIsAwesome Michaels is still fantastic what are you talking about??
@@joecoolberry911 I don't know...I feel these days he kind of just does and say whatever he wants because he knows he's not getting replaced any time soon. It's hard to explain, but the commentary doesn't have the same heart he put in it during the early years. Feel free to disagree.
YES
I can already imagine them calling plays, and breaking every down
I miss the old ABC and CBS score display like these. You can actually see everything and they looked simple but nice.
looks good and does not look dated like a 90s game with huge score
I can appreciate the simplicity of the early 2000s growing up in it.
osu5inarow the current ones are clean and bright which i like and show the timeouts/possession but i get what you’re saying
I don't like it. To me it looks dated and you can't see every stat like time outs, downs, etc
@@tr258 You can clearly see the downs and they showed the time outs before each play. It's not like today where you can't tell the quarter, downs, or how many time outs someone has.
Oh how I remember this going on 20 years later...because I had turned the game off with about 5 minutes left to go, KNOWING we had lost. My shock the next morning was palpable. I wasn't even happy (yet) that we won...just mad as hell I had missed it.
The fear of this happening never allows me to leave a stadium or stop watching a game
lucky for us this doesnt happen to much anymore with social media and 24/7 sports new cycles
I've always been a "wait until it's over" guy. I just don't like risking missing a good play. The game could be 35-0 in the last two minutes but there's an awesome double pitched TD I would have otherwise missed. You'll never catch me turn off a game early!!
This is why we loved being from Indianapolis...Peyton brought us some good games...
The ref won you that game. Leaping?
@@grantharrismusic It technically was leaping but it almost always isn't called in those cases, so yeah it was a shit call.
@@geminiman7791 I have to agree with you. I think it's unfortunate all round when games are good in their own right and then get decided by technicalities - it's not in the spirit of the game. Cheers
1998-2011 was a special era for indy sports. pacers made the finals, and should have made another one in 2005 if it wasnt for the malice in the palace. Colts really should have been in more super bowls though. They underachieved big time.
@@h8rone I recently asked my buddy is Tony Dungy is somewhat to blame for this and should have been fired. His lack of playoff success was pretty outstanding, but i guess there were always other teams in the way like the Chargers, Patriots, and whoever else.
I'm a Colts fan and that was horrible officiating against the Bucs.
Nah it wasnt and I cant stand either team.
But I mean.. if ya wanna ignore that flop by the kicker, a ghost PI and such earlier - dont mind me carry on.
I’m a Colt’s fan too. Onside kick #2 was Indy’s.
I think it was a make up call for the running into the kicker against the colts
Like the announcers said my guy, you cannot even touch the kicker after the ball is punted away, regardless if your intentions were to block the punt. The kickers got the longer end of the stick on that rule.
I love(d) the Bucs back then (before Glazer sold off the entire team after the Super Bowl) but they blew it plain and simple. I remember watching that game and turning it off towards the end because I had school the next day. I didn't believe they'd lost.
Win probability calculator: Colts 3.59%
Peyton Solo: Never tell me the odds
Hahahahahaha
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What a great memory! I use to live in Florida, and worked nights at a hospital. I remember watching this ending in the break room! Great to see and hear the names and players from 20 years ago! Plus having Madden calling this just brings back great memories of watching NFC games on CBS as a kid too! Him and Summerall were the best in the 80s!
That boy 88 Harrison was a legend receiver yo
Best part of Marvin was he didn't run his mouth. It was awesome watching him destroy Keyshawn Johnson's team after KJ was running his mouth about Marvin at the beginning of the game. Peyton and Marv shut him the fuck up real quick. KJ was more of a mouth than a wide receiver.
FACTS!!!
Better than Jerry Rice. Take that to the bank.
That's a reach.
I loved Marvin Harrison as a receiver too. 2nd greatest to Jerry Rice of all-time in my book, but you don't have to trash the extroverts just to pump Marvin up. I love the no shit talking part too, but there's nothing wrong w/ dancing in the end zone to enjoy success if you're an expressive personality, especially if you've got rhythm. As long as there's nothing obscene. The game's more fun, and life's more fun w/ a full spectrum of personalities, rather than a homogeneous mixture. And everybody's different in all walks of life. Some have to get excited to feel free, enjoy what they do, acquire confidence, and be at their best, while others like to keep the emotions to themselves, harvested, channel their strengths, are perfectionists, but being one instead of the other doesn't make you right or wrong. Michael Irvin had a ton of on-field success being a supreme extrovert, Isaac Bruce was somewhere in-between. Bruce loved to participate in group celebrations like the bob-&-weave, but nothing individual. Irvin did a whole-lot of both. Jerry Rice was kind of medium in that regard like Bruce. For Harrison, being reserved was to his liking, and worked best for him, but variety is a good thing. People preach acceptance and tolerance all the time when it comes to race, sexuality, religion, gender, politics, stature, body type, but how about unique personalities?
It’s amazing how the bucs had a 99% chance of winning and still lost
TheSportsGamer that's what makes NFL great. It's not over till it's just over
so did the falcons
Albert Nusawardhana no Falcons blew 25 points in 20 minutes. Bucs blew 21 points in only 3 minutes
They had some terrible calls though
The refs lost them the game
That "idiot kicker" as peyton so affectionately called him was mighty accurate during his career but my word he always crumbled when it was all on the line
Yup. Every time
The anti-vinatieri.
True... against Miami in 2000 and against Pittsburgh in 2005
@@lavanna80 he even missed in the pro bowl 😂😂
Exactly what I was thinking. Super cocky and solid when there is no pressure. Add some pressure and that guy crumbles.
Nothing like watching Peyton Manning and hearing Legendary Commentary from AL Michael's and John Madden
When you realize Dungy built both these teams
Marvin Hunt He built Tampa Bay and then John Gruden came in and took credit. They won one year and then had a terrible streak after that. I lived in Tampa and the bars stopped making money because people didn’t like staying out after their team lost.
Marvin Hunt But Peyton is amazing. I’ve been a fan of whichever team Peyton played for. Followed him from the Colts to Denver.
@@ingenueGi Yeah, his book Quiet Strength was a real eye opener about his times in Tampa.
Exactly the only success Gruden has really had is the team he took over from Dungy.
@@edwardgollihugh2019 Negative. You seem to forget the Raiders team he coached. They would've won the Superbowl, if they didn't have to play thier ex coach
Colts fan from Indy. This was the game where our fans learned to never walk out on a legend
I thought the Roughing the Kicker penalty in OT was complete horsesh*t.
I’m a Colts fan and remember watching this on tv that night. I’ll say the same thing today I said then - that was some shoddy refereeing in the 4th quarter. Ugly.
@B real You need to loosen the straps on your tinfoil hat there Dale Gribble Jr.
You really think the Pat's became the prodigal team to lead the North East region of America? Theres literally 3 teams that could have carried that banner. The Bills, Jets and Giants but New England is the dynasty chosen from 9/11? Or do the Giants SB wins over the Patriots change that?
The Saints won years after Katrina and New Orleans wasn't destroyed. Surrounding areas were hit, but the city wasn't damaged half as badly. Plus, the Saints got in trouble in the following years or was that all part of the NFL too? Why didn't the Hornets win an NBA title? NOLA wasnt given a SB win. We took that by any means necessary.
@B real I never said I was concerned. Its pretty obvious that your deep seated need for something more in life has lead you to believe that everything is corrupt or rigged like a carnival game. Everyone loves a good conspiracy, people want to believe there's more to life than them, or even someone controlling the narrative.
Why couldn't Kennedy just be killed by some crazy asshole with a gun and a good place to shoot? Why do people say the moonlanding is fake? Or that the Gov. Orchestrated 9/11.
Maybe it makes the story better and it gives people something to go ape shit for, but theyre called conspiracy theories for a reason.
@@runealexander4916 dont bother. Not saying hes wrong or right but Theres a time and place for these discussions. These guys simply played their hearts out. They been doing this all their life lol give em a little credit for the achievements you know but hey...that guy...negative nancy
@@thatsagoddamnlie7915 For sure. It just hits a little harder because I'm from New Orleans and it pisses me off when someone says something dumb. Like they just gave the Saints a Superbowl.
Can you not see it is rigged?
The american media is fake from top to bottom. Enjoy the show until God judges us. Then your tune will change 😉
I love the camera shots of Grudden and his look of exasperation as the game is slowly slipping away.
For all those saying the leaping call was BS, did a little research into the rule book from 2003 and found this:
Rule 12, Section 3, Article 2 of the 2003 Official Playing Rules of the National Football League defines the unsportsmanlike conduct/leaping penalty as follows:
"Clearly running forward and leaping in an obvious attempt to block a field goal, or try-kick after touchdown and landing on players, unless the leaping player was originally lined up within one yard of the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped."
Hallenhero thank you
Ahhh. Yep. That was a valid flag then.
Thanks, seems appropriate then
Madden even said he was lined up in the correct spot but okay
Swagbro Gaming The rule said field goal or extra point. This was a kickoff.
Clock management was perfect in this game.
Bro…how many times did you comment on this video lol
@@mattsmith2516 exactly my question.
Ref helped em out a little I think too
Not a Steelers game, then.
@@mattsmith2516 he want attention
This was more proof that Jon Gruden won the 2002 Superbowl riding on the coat-tails of Tony Dungy's Bucs, which he coached from 1996-2001. Tony Dungy was an amazing coach and very underrated.
Even though this is a known fact. I don't think this specific game is an example of more proof. Especially considering all of the eventual Hall of Famers on the colts roster. If there was an IQ test for the NFL and football as a whole, Peyton Manning can be argued as having an Albert Einstein/Stephen Hawking level intelligence. Furthermore, there was at least 1 incorrect call from the officiating crew on the 2nd to last play of the game that setup the game winning field goal. The unsportsmanlike conduct call against Simeon Rice was clearly a bad call. Tony Dungy is one of the great minds of football and will be a hall of fame coach, but let's not be too partisan to not give Jon Gruden his deserved credit for at least being a decent NFL coach.
Alan Grey at least with Gruden, the Bucs were competitive. After he left they become a complete joke…
Lets not forget...the team that Gruden beat in the Super Bowl was also the team that he built in Oakland. People only talk about the Dungy aspect.
Both teams that Gruden had a part of, made it to the Super Bowl that year.
@@bryank971 #Facts! We all endear ourselves to a certain franchise even though year after year there is never a completely unchanged roster. Anyone that watches football knows that to get to the superbowl and win can never be done by accident. When every player, coach, and staff member on all 32 NFL teams have a vested interest in their on field performance. The impact that their stats and ability to win, has on their legacy is directly tied to the money they make from the game. No one gets into the NFL solely by luck. And no one will ever win the superbowl by luck and luck alone. There are many players and coaches that would trade some of their pedigree, for some of that "luck". Guaranteed world champions, here we come
Tony Dungy was not underrated whatsoever dude.
Best play by play announcers ever. 😊
Peyton was the only reason I watched football. I miss having him here in Indy,let alone as an active player.
"Since 2000, only one team has had 2+ successful onside kicks in a game"
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Now we’re stuck with a broken Carson Wentz
I miss those Reebok uniforms. Actually, I miss the Pewter Pirates' adidas uniforms. 🏴☠️🏈👑
I still remember watching this game. Peyton was phenomenal!!!
Old school Monday night football.... Monday nights use to be crazy for me Wcw Nitro, Monday Night Raw, Mnf all on same night and all coming on at the same time... Nowadays mondays are dead.... 😞
The entire mainstream entertainment industry is dead. UA-cam is way better.
Holy shit....."Monday night wars" between NWO and DX, plus MNF!!! Man, those were the days
Use to be the best game of the week
Right? Chick announcers...lame games.
The good days.
I remember this game. A lot of people turned off their TVs too early and lived to regret it; glad I didn't (Colts fan here)! I remember that the Buc's defense was best in the league, so to do what Peyton did in a hostile stadium against that defense was amazing.
As insanely awesome as this comeback was, it is sadly tainted by an egregious penalty on the missed field goal.
My thought exactly
Terrible call on Simeon Rice
well there was a terrible call on the 2nd onside kick so everything comes out even
But by the wording of the rule it was a legitimate call. I think they had to change the language in the rule because of this.
@@protonjones54 and the roughing the punter call
I miss hearing john madden voice on Monday night football magical...!
RIP
He's not dead.
The Coffee Nut he ain’t dead
If I say he's dead, he's fucking dead! Do not question me
"Cause, if you're gonna doink! the pipe, you want it to go in after the DOINK!"
Back when 58 yard field goals were almost impossible.
Not for good ol Seabass
@@fabiancorrea8279 legit he was the only person hitting long kicks in the early 00s
Now 30 yarders are near impossible.
@@xtlm vinatieri put *parkey* to shame on Saturday. *PARKEY!!!!!*
@@xtlm I'm a gotdamn Vikings fan, truer words never spoken :(
Three legends: Payton, Al, & John. I think that's just so sweet!
Colts clearly recovered that onside kick on the 2nd one. Wtf why did they give tb the ball
yeah like it wasnt close. however the leaping call at the end was also bs
Zach Schultz it was bs but at the same time how do you give up a 21 point lead
@@zachschultz353 if u line up more than 1 yard beyond line u cannot land on line. Leaping correct call.
@@juanruiz2334 He literally read the rules out loud afterwards. The rule was that if you leap in the air and contact a body on the way down it counts as leaping. That was why they threw the flag. Which is honestly pretty stupid but whatever. All that happened was that his knees came in contact with one of his teammates back on the way down on accident. And so just for that they threw a flag.
I guess refs have been blowing games longer than we realized
i honestly love the actual analyst of the game. nowadays it's like "he threw the ball and he scored after the catch. he is so fast and the fastest man on the field!" yea, no shit. so, it was nice to hear some quality commentating.
At least Joe Buck is good at calling "no flags!" 😂
реальная сталь
real'naya stal'
I was 11 years old when this game aired. I remember staying up to watch all by myself in the living room and going to bed before it ended because we were losing so bad. I was so mad when I woke up the next morning and saw that we had won and I didn't get to see. What an insane comeback.
I like Bret,Joe and even Tom but I will always think Peyton(The Sheriff)is the best Quarterback ever.
He used to terrorize us in KC lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He earned a cigar for that one. Everyone was tired.
What about Brees? 5 seasons of 5000+ yards? (And the 4952 he threw in 2014 may as well be called a 5th 5000 yard season; no other QB has even done that twice in their career! Brees is 1st in Career Passing Yards, and Career Pass Completions, and 2nd in Career Passing TDs? (And I'm not even a Saints or Chargers fan, but a lowly Washington Football Team fan lol)
@@matthewskillo8577 Yeah, I agree. Brees, Marino, Young, Y.A. Tittle and a few others all seem to go forgotten into football oblivion. Every once in a while I hear of Johnny Unitas. All these guys are legendary. I was a Redskins fan many years ago. I've just grown really tired of Washington's owner, Dan Synder. I was livid when he told Mike Shanahan to take a hike. Mike worked with Reggie Griffin 3, a now known impossible quarterback and made him great for a year. Dan is such a moron he can't even give a name to his own football team. He may be a really smart businessman but he has no business owning a professional football team.
Lions scored 6 TDs in 8 minutes. Do that video.
As a Bucs fan this was gut wrenching. This was officially the start of our downward spiral, 15 years and counting. We haven't recovered since. 😳
This is your year.
+Chris L Very competitive. The toughest division in the NFC. With the exception of the Bucs, someone from that division has hosted the SB at least once in the last 8 years. Sure my prediction is opinionated, but it's not far fetched. They have a legitimate shot of winning that division. Them actually doing it remains to be seen.
We compete with all 3 of them every year. We have just as much talent, if not more, as all 3 rivals yet we haven't put it together.
Drink More Water Don't worry FitzMagic is gonna lead you 😉
f i t z m a g i c : D
These were the best years the NFL ever had. Memories I have of this era are wonderful, special, almost magical time. The sounds the stage, beat years of my life
One of the worst calls I've ever seen. He got a penalty for leaping. Incredible.
well, it was against the rules.
@@Dudeamis17 it's against the rules to use another man's body to jump higher. And he did not.
@@Mark-zs7sz that wasn't the rule he broke
EGriff what was?
He broke rule Rule 12-3-1-r
leaping to attempt to block a field goal or point after touchdown unless the player was lined up on the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped
He was not lined up on the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped, and so the leaping call is correct
Is it me or the sounds and the vibes of this game remind you of a happier time in America?
Yes. It's unreal. Feels like a lifetime ago.
without social media
@IBE THATIAM I'm inclined to think nostalgia/whenIwas-yourage syndrome can account for many of the likes.
@@789french5 No, the country is much worse condition, especially right now. Let's Go Brandon!
When football was about the game and the defenseless player rules didn't start to ruin it.
Peyton is the greatest offensive coordinator of all time.
Whatever…
@National Sports Entertainment Nice. I tend to agree. NFL is the perfect game to control with all the variables.
@@nickporter574 r/whoosh
@National Sports Entertainment oh God. Give us evidence before you make one of the most outlandish statements I have read in year's. Conspiracies come true, but this one is like thinking your hand slingshot could murder someone from a mile away.
Could you imagine if you were one of the fair weather fans who walked out, but then heard later of this amazing comeback?? Hahaha
they were bucs fans, they missed thier team imploding.
This is when the Bucs were known for their defense and special teams!
The Bucs are the Ravens of the NFC.
AND THEY ARE STILL MH FAV TEAM TO THIS DAY I LOVE THEM NOT CAUSE TOM
i’m also from tampa
@@boogitybear2283 Right
@@Kendrick_F Yeah feel you everyone thinks I only like the chiefs cause they are good now but I have actually liked them since their Matt Cassel days.
If you give up 21+ point in less than 5 minutes, you didn't get robbed. You left the keys in the ignition with a sign on the door that says, "Hey, the keys are in the ignition."
Exactly my thoughts
Lol
Franz Kafka fuckin nerd
@Franz Kafka Your comment has no likes as of right now, and it's been two weeks 😂
Franz Kafka You are a fucking dumbass with absolutely no logic.
"Since 2000, only one team has had 2+ successful onside kicks in a game"
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Yeah that was YEARS after this
Lmao I remember that game they still lost
Kooooooooooooo!!!
28-3
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Best line of the game-Around 9:30 Madden says to Al Michaels, “This is gettin’ close! Do YOU believe in miracles?!”
(Some context for you young pups born after 1980, Al Michaels was on the call when an amateur squad of hockey players-Team USA-beat the USSR team (essentially a professional team) at Lake Placid in the Olympics. From the final seconds came Al’s words then, “Do you believe in miracles?!!?”
Madden never forgot anything.)
Man I miss this Colts era! The triplets: Manning, Harrison & Wayne!!!❤❤❤🏈👍
Don’t forget the HOF Edge
@@JoeSmith-hv7oe Oh I remember him well,but the announcers were always referring to them as the triplets.
I'm older and remember the REAL Colts. Unitas, Berry and Moore! Indianapolis has the Super Bowl III trophy, which of course was the BALTIMORE Colts at that time. Probably thinks the Colt Championship of '58,'59 and '68 are theirs too! The REAL story. BALTIMORE has SIX Championships. FOUR with the Colts and two with the Raven's. Indianapolis had Peyton Manning. We had John Unitas! Indianapolis has NO NFL legacy. ONE championship in 38 years? Baltimore WILL win at least one more Championship before Indianapolis does. Raven's have been in the league since '96 and have won 2 Super Bowls. Indianapolis has been in the league since '84, and have one. Baltimore has been in 4 Super Bowls, winning 3 and have won 3 NFL Championships.
@@annapolismike I'm 68 & yes I remember the Baltimore Colts! Johnny was Peyton's hero. The real & only Colts are in Indy now,& have been for over 35 years! You have the Ravens now, get over it & live with it!
When you say triplets you really mean Aikman, Smith and Irvin.