Greatest moment of me and my Wife's live's...We got married 3 days before (Yes, we really planned our wedding around the superbowl) we figured it would be Tom Brady's last superbowl, and our last chance to see it in person (Boy, were we wrong) well, 36,500$ later for two seats, it was the GREATEST 5 or so hours of our lives...still can't believe it was real when we think back to it! The energy was incredible, once in a lifetime memory for sure!
I actually planned my wedding date RIGHT before training camp started in 2005 on July 29th so I feel you completely....altho we're divorced NOW, we STILL laugh about me doing that...best of luck to you two
Hypothetically speaking, take Brady and transport him to an era of NFL football where QB safety wasn't nearly as big of a concern.... Great player, bur his career and longevity have definitely been molded by the modern era safety rules... Just say greatest QB ever, which actually makes more sense...
@@kingsavage3458 people try to sound smart, but end up sounding ridiculous. People who say what Cody said clearly weren't watching NFL when Tom started.
I'm not a fan of either team (I'm a Raiders fan), but this game was absolutely insane! Atlanta had the Patriots dead to rights, and they blew it. They had the chance to be the first team to win a Super Bowl at their own home stadium, and they let Tom Brady do his thing, and it was all over after that. There was nothing left but the crying lol. Great choice for this reaction!
The "missed kickoff" is called an on-sides kick and is intentional. If the ball goes more than 10 yards, it is a free ball and can be recovered by the kicking team. It wasn't in this case.
In overtime, it’s only first score wins, if it’s a TD or the result of a turnover. If New England had kicked a FG, Atlanta would have gotten the ball back, with a chance to tie with their own FG or win the game with a touchdown 🏈
Super Bowls are played at a different location each year, and venues are announced several years in advance. They are always in NFL stadiums and they have to meet certain specifications so not every stadium in the league is eligible. A team can play on their own stadium, it’s just very unlikely. In this game Atlanta actually is in their home stadium, and last year (Feb 2021) the Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the first team ever to win the Super Bowl at their home stadium. Oddly enough, their quarterback was Tom Brady, the quarterback for the Patriots in this game.
@@Polyphemus89 Yeah, the following year, the Vikings came close reaching the NFCCG in Philly but getting destroyed, and my Birds went on to beat NE in Minnesota.
I can't believe you guys aren't familiar with Tom Brady. The game replay just isn't the same without the sound clip of the wide receivers from Atlanta doubting their advantage because "That's Tom Brady." The reason you don't go for two points every time after a touchdown is because it's much more difficult. A single point kick is almost automatic, except it's now a bit more difficult recently as they moved the kick distance back. The kick-off that doesn't go far is a high risk attempt to get the ball back again, the problem is it has an insanely low success rate and if the other team recovers, they have great field position. American football has a lot of high risk, high reward mechanics to it, it's like pulling your goalie in a hockey game.
As a Pats fan 2/3 of this game are still demoralizing, and the last 1/3 still gets me hyped, even though I know how the game ends, it's still crazy. Two times Atlanta is in field goal range, but don't convert. Two 2 point conversions. What a game.
Patriots for life! Masshole's know! (New England in general) Great reaction to this game. I held my breath and lost my s××t during this epic game! What a comeback! I'll never forget the feeling.
You just watched the GOAT make another amazing comeback after hearing for a couple of years that he was too old to play anymore, at 40 years old. This would be true for most QBs, as their arm strength really falls off, and injuries destroy their bodies. He's still doing it today. It's amazing. As others have said he nearly went undrafted, and now stands as the undisputed GOAT. Seven rings. It's honestly inspirational. And to top it off he's a genuinely good guy and an obvious teamleader.
19:23 The funny thing is, Tom Brady also used to play Baseball as a kid, and right out of high school he was drafted at 507th overall pick in the 18th Round of the 1995 MLB Draft by the then Montreal Expos (now the Washington Nationals) but he opted to pursue American Football in college, he studied at the University of Michigan and played for Football team Michigan Wolverines.
Check out “Turning Point” and Super Bowl Mic’d Up. Some of the players and officials have live mics and you get to experience it from the players point of view. Really really cool.
Oh my god yes!!! And on Thanksgiving for us Americans, perfect timing! I’m a Patriots fan born and raised so even more special to me. But regardless this is the craziest game/ comeback I’ve ever seen
@@trumphatesyou Every team has been caught cheating multiple times. The reason the pats where called out so much is because of how popular they are. Easy target.
This game never gets old for me. Tom Brady was never the most athletic QB. He fought hard to be a starting QB in college, he was largely ignored in the NFL draft (where teams get to pick players coming out of college -6 QBs were picked before him) and he only got to start in New England when their top QB got hurt. From all of this, he went on to be the Greatest of All Time. He’s been to 10 Super Bowls and has won 7. No NFL team has won 7 Super Bowls! He’s still playing (and playing well) and he’s going to be 45 soon -an unheard of age. He is known for incredible comebacks in big games. “Never count Tom Brady out.” This game is the perfect illustration of why that is true.
i was born and raised in boston, patriots fan all my life. i was arrested 2 hours before the game started and sat in jail throughout the whole game lol. the officer doing check ups every 15 min kept telling me the score until the patriots started their comeback, he stopped coming by so i just sat by myself for hours hating everything lmfao but he apologized about that when my bail was posted
I remember just not watching because it was over. The Patriots had lost. Then my dad comes in and says, "The Patriots just scored a touchdown and it feels different." so I went back downstairs to watch the greatest comeback in football history. Such a statement for Brady haters, and it pretty much solidified him as the GOAT (that plus his incredibly high and consistent numbers, and the fact he's been to 3 more Super Bowls and won 2 of them since this game)
It is so fun listening to you two! You don’t know anything about NFL football and it makes me remember watching football when I was a child. Thank you so much!
21:45 The history/info you were looking for are these: 1. This was New England Patriots' 9th appearance in the Super Bowl making them the only team in NFL history who has appeared in it multiple times. 2. This was Tom Brady's 7th appearance in a Super Bowl making him the only QB in NFL history to have appeared in it multiple times. 3. If NE Patriots win SB51, both Tom Brady and the Patriots would have their 5th Super Bowl championship and it would make Tom Brady the only QB in NFL history to have won a Super Bowl multiple times and also would make him the oldest player in NFL history to win one. 4. This was Atlanta Falcons' 2nd Super Bowl appearance. 5. If ATL Falcons win SB51 that would make it their very first SuperBowl victory/championship in their franchise history. 6. ATL Quarterback Matt Ryan was the league MVP during that NFL season (note: the league MVP and the eventual SB MVP are different). 7. Tom Brady was just coming off a revenge tour (watch The Revenge Tour documentary I provided in an earlier comment to know the context) 8. In NFL there are 2 conferences the NFC & AFC, the eventual champions of both conferences face off for the Super Bowl trophy (Lombardi Trophy). The ATL Falcons were NFC Champs and NE Patriots were AFC Champs. 9. Tom Brady was an aging QB at this point, he was 39, and everyone thought this was his last hoorah in a Super Bowl and in the league as a whole. What are both team's histories NOW: 1. NE Patriots have since appeared in 2 more Super Bowls after SB51 and have won 1. 2. Tom Brady no longer plays for the Patriots after 20 years with the team and has since moved on to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 3. ATL Falcons have not appeared in any more Super Bowls after SB51. 4. Matt Ryan still plays for the Falcons. 5. The #11 for both teams no longer plays for either team, ATL #11 Julio Jones now plays as #2 for the Tennessee Titans, and NE #11 Julian Edelman recently retired.
Some minor corrections: A) several teams have appeared in multiple Super Bowls B) several quarterbacks have appeared in multiple Super Bowls C) with this victory Tom Brady became the only quarterback to win 5 Super Bowls, but several quarterbacks have won multiple Super Bowls D) Tom Brady won his 7th Super Bowl in his first year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2020 season) E) (not a correction, an observation) Tom Brady is the greatest NFL quarterback of all time
To explain the rules a little: if your team has the ball, you have four plays (called "downs") to move the ball forward 10 yards/ meters. You can do that by running the ball or passing it. So, you might gain 2 yards on the first down before a tackle, then 5 more on the second, then you have two more downs to move the ball forward 3 more yards, for a total of 10. If your team fails to advance the ball 10 yards in 4 downs, then the other team gets possession of the ball on whatever yard line play stopped at, and it's their turn to go on offense and try to gain ground against you! EDIT: lol a touchdown is worth 6 points. If you get a touchdown, you get a bonus chance, where you can either try to kick a field goal through the posts for 1 bonus point, or run the ball into the endzone for 2 bonus points. That's what "going for 2" means lol.
You gotta watch every documentary of Tom Brady by Joseph Vincent to know what this man is all about. The documentaries (you can watch them in your own time): Tom Brady - The Greatest Of All Time Tom Brady - The Revenge Tour Tom Brady - Five Rings Tom Brady - Dawn of The G.O.A.T Tom Brady - Six Rings Tom Brady - Seven Rings Personally, this particular documentary is a must react: The Brady 6: The Journey of the Legend NO ONE Wanted!
The Patriots'(blue pants) quarterback is Tom Brady, whom you may have heard of. He's won 7 Super Bowls(6 with Patriots, 1 with Buccaneers), more than any other player... or team. He went to the University of Michigan for college and was nicknamed the "comeback kid" because he would always find a way to get the win even when trailing late.
when you saw the kicker kick it short after the Patriots first Touchdown its called an onside kick the ball has to travel at least 10 yards otherwise you get a penalty and the ball automatically goes to the other side. The benefit of the the play is that it gives you a chance to get the ball back immediately but it is considered a desperation play because of time constraints in the game. The Patriots were still down big at this point with little time left in the game. The play is difficult to pull off because lots of things go wrong on the kick usually either its kicked to far or not far enough and the kicking team gets a penalty or they just kick it to the receiving team and they end up getting really good field position.
The biggest trip to me watching this reaction was the fact that both of you seemed to be oblivious to who the white team was at all. I almost felt dumbfounded that you were sitting there watching the G.O.A.T (Tom Brady) bring his team (The Patriots) back from a 25-point deficit to win his 5th Super Bowl ring (at the time) he has 7 now and is retired. Despite all of that, I actually enjoyed it more because you guys didn't know who was who, and at times, y'all were even getting into it like the game was live and no one knew the outcome yet. I'm a Patriots fan, and I remember that game vividly. I only got to see the first half, and when it was 21-3, I had assumed that it was just going to be a continuation of the first half for the falcons. So, as you can imagine, to my surprise, I about had a heart attack when I saw the highlights the next day. Great reaction, though. Thank you.
For later reference, when a game is tied in the [playoffs or super bowl they play extra periods until someone wins. There is a coin toss and the team who either scores the first touchdown leads after both teams have had the ball once wins. The NFL used to have "sudden death" overtime where the first team to score would win. But if a team won the coin toss and scored the other team never got a chance to try to score. So the NFL modified the rule a few years ago to give both teams a chance (sort of). But if the team who wins the coin toss gets a touchdown instead of a field goal or no score, they automatically win. Over time in college is much more exciting. It is untimed except for the play clock. Each team gets the ball on their opponent's 25 yard line and has four downs to get a first down, touch down, field goal, or no score. After which, the other team gets the ball on their opponent's 25 yard line and it can go back and forth for as long as it takes. but in college football, both teams have an equal chance to score. Some college games have 7, 8, or 9 overtimes before a winner was declared. So to speed up the final outcome in overtime in college, after a couple of possessions, the teams are now required to go for two points after a touch down since two point conversions are harder to get than a one point extra point. This seems to be fairer and reduces the amount of overtimes. Winning the coin toss in over time in the NFL means you will want possession of the ball first so you have a chance to win without the other team getting a chance to tie it. But in college football, the advantage is in going last so you know what you have to beat or tie. Therefore if a team wins the coin toss for overtime in college football, the defer and let the other team go first.
The most incredible thing about this Super Bowl is that the Patriots won it without ever having a lead. They were losing or tied the entire game until the exact second when the game ended. It was a one of a kind result.
What made this so great is that in American Football it can take a long time to score a Touchdown, i´ve seen some take 10 minutes. And the Patriots were down by 25 points with less than 20 minutes left. Everything had to be perfect for them to come back and win, but what also makes it even more special is that Tom Brady was always doubted throughout his career, he was chosen 199th overall in the 2000 nfl draft, so basically all the NFL teams thought that 198 players were better than Brady, and when Brady got chosen, and he met the owner he told the owner that he would be the best decision the Patriots ever made. Also to add even more context, Brady was suspended for the first 4 games of the season due to a witch hunt by NFL comissioner Roger Goodell, for a scandal that was over 2 years old at that time, but anyway he served his time and came back strong, and Roger Goodell had to hand the patriots the Lombardy trophy and Tom his Super Bowl MVP trophy, while he got booed by everyone. Also, something else that made this game special for Tom was that his mom was in attendance, and that was her first game all year due to her battling cancer for many months prior. They ended up losing the Super bOWL THE VERY next year in a thriller, but they came back and won the next one after that, so yeah I think we can all agree Brady was right when he told Robert Kraft that he would be the best decision the Patriots ever made. The guy is such a legend, the only Athlete I hold on a pedastal higher than Brady´s is Messi.
So many questions. Lol. This is the Superbowl. The AFC Champs play the NFC Champs for the Title. The Falcons have never won a Superbowl. The Patriots have won six, all in the past 20 years. The short kick is an "on side" kick which is anyone's ball once it travels ten yards. During punts and kick offs, that's the "Special Team", which is different than Offence and Defense. After every touchdown, you have the choice of a one point, or two point extra point. The two point conversion is a higher risk and doesn't happen as often. Welcome to the American Football rabbit hole. It may consume your life. Lol
It was the best end to a superbowl, i wouldnt call it the best ever superbowl. If you like tight, tense defensive battles, then watch the patriots v rams superbowl from a few years after this. It was the great patriots d v the rams high powered offence. That might be up your street. I enjoyed it for the same reason. My mates who liked high scoring games hated it 😆
this was the deflategate revenge tour year.... brady sat out first 4 games.... it was priceless to see Goodell hand Kraft the Lombardi trophy... UA-cam has a few cool deflategate revenge tour videos....
Technically, Atlanta is the "home team" based on position on the scoreboard, but this game was played in Houston's stadium. The stadium is determined far in advance, so a team could end up playing the Super Bowl in their stadium. Doesn't necessarily mean they'd be the home team though, and could be the "away team" while playing in their stadium during the Super Bowl.
Being a Patriots fan my entire life (I remember those 2-14 years), THIS was my favorite of our SB wins. When my son has watched the game with me, the Patriots have won the SB...my good luck charm
The odds of the Patriots coming back from that deficit in that amount of time is like 1,000,000 to 1 i would say. Something like that. But.. Tom Brady is arguably considered the best Quarterback and one of the best athletes period to ever play any game. You put any other QB in that position that New England was in... They wouldn't be able to do it. Obviously the defense did a lot too which is understated, but Brady was always the team leader. For the books, Tom Brady was on the Patriots for 20+ years. In his career he won 7 super bowls (more than any NFL FRANCHISE/TEAM has, that's right, one man has more than any single team). He's the only QB to win multiple super bowls over the age of 40. He holds the highest stats all time in most every possible category for his position. And much more. For all intents and purposes, he's the GOAT of football. Think of him like Michael Jordan, but for Football
as a Boston sports fan i have been spoiled with championship parades the last 20 years... Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and Patriots, there seem to be one parade every year for awhile... i skipped a brain exam cause there was a parade lol
The best college football game ever played without a doubt was Alabama VS Auburn 2013 "The Iron Bowl" its a game that has absolutely EVERYTHING a fan could possibly ask for....
What it doesn’t show is that Brady had forty(40)+minutes, to accomplish that feat . twice as much as the other team . There had been much controversy with Brady and the NFL , previously, also .
You two are adorable. I just subscribed. Glad you got to watch the greatest football player to ever play win his 5th superbowl. He was 40 years old. He went on to win two more superbowls after this one to bring his total to 7. The closest quarterback to him has only 4 superbowl wins in 4 tries. Tom Brady went to 10 superbowls and won 7. He retired at the age 45. He will be missed.
The one where you said 77 came in and bulldozed in the point of that is to push the pile. It’s to either get extra yards or free the guy to keep running.
YES , they are five years old , YES😂😂😂that is what happens with a fumble, it’s a free-for-all and their behavior in there is Quite sketchy(let your mind wonder)😂😂😂 the description was Perfect .😂😂😂
Where the Superbowl is played is determined before the season even starts. It wasn't until 3 years later that a team playing in the Superbowl actually played in their own stadium (Tampa Bay Buccaneers). It was the first time in NFL history that happened and Tom brady (the quarterback to the white team your watching) was traded to that team that year. He now has more Superbowl rings then any other TEAM in the NFL. More playoff wins then any other player in history and best playoff record....just to name a few of his records.
The white team's quarterback, Tom Brady is the best in sport. He's one of the highest paid in the NFL. Tom Brady has a contract with the Buccaneers this year for $41 million. He's won 7 Super Bowl's, more than any player NFL history. He's almost guaranteed to in the NFL Hall of Fame as soon as he retires.
Hi I am an American living down under I am from New England so please could you guys just call them by their names red and blue teams? And yes the patriots have won many superbowls! But thanks for showing an interest. Little side note if you don't know Bill Burr is a die hard Patriots and Red Sox fan being from Boston.
Please Please friends react to Critical Acclaim with lyrics by Avenged Sevenfold..its basically a big middle finger to those that disrespect our military..this so song is a complete banger.. blessings to you and yours 🤘🇺🇲
1 of the most insane Super Bowls of all time
Greatest moment of me and my Wife's live's...We got married 3 days before (Yes, we really planned our wedding around the superbowl) we figured it would be Tom Brady's last superbowl, and our last chance to see it in person (Boy, were we wrong) well, 36,500$ later for two seats, it was the GREATEST 5 or so hours of our lives...still can't believe it was real when we think back to it! The energy was incredible, once in a lifetime memory for sure!
I actually planned my wedding date RIGHT before training camp started in 2005 on July 29th so I feel you completely....altho we're divorced NOW, we STILL laugh about me doing that...best of luck to you two
That is an amazing start to a honeymoon.
You guys are learning fast. You just watched the greatest player in nfl history and didn’t even realize it (tom Brady). Keep it up
Hypothetically speaking, take Brady and transport him to an era of NFL football where QB safety wasn't nearly as big of a concern....
Great player, bur his career and longevity have definitely been molded by the modern era safety rules...
Just say greatest QB ever, which actually makes more sense...
@@codymoe4986 youre one of those
@@codymoe4986 brother he won a super bowl in 2001, he’s played through that era 😂
@@codymoe4986 if you see the hits hes taken in his career you would say otherwise
@@kingsavage3458 people try to sound smart, but end up sounding ridiculous. People who say what Cody said clearly weren't watching NFL when Tom started.
If you like a competitive game, Super Bowl 49. Seahawks vs Patriots. The end is amazing. Check out Turning Point or Super Bowl Mic’d up.
As a Falcon fan, this still hurts a little lol
As an NFL fan, this still hurts
As a brady fan sb52 still hurts
lol
After this game 283 instantly became my favorite number
as a Brady fan, i still got a bit of a chub going from watching.... lol
I'm not a fan of either team (I'm a Raiders fan), but this game was absolutely insane! Atlanta had the Patriots dead to rights, and they blew it. They had the chance to be the first team to win a Super Bowl at their own home stadium, and they let Tom Brady do his thing, and it was all over after that. There was nothing left but the crying lol. Great choice for this reaction!
This game was in Houston. It looks like Atlanta but it’s Houston
@@beenagoon6156 Yep, you're right, it was Houston. My fault.
The "missed kickoff" is called an on-sides kick and is intentional. If the ball goes more than 10 yards, it is a free ball and can be recovered by the kicking team. It wasn't in this case.
In overtime, it’s only first score wins, if it’s a TD or the result of a turnover.
If New England had kicked a FG, Atlanta would have gotten the ball back, with a chance to tie with their own FG or win the game with a touchdown 🏈
That's Tom Brady, the Greatest NFL Player of all time (GOAT)!!
Super Bowls are played at a different location each year, and venues are announced several years in advance. They are always in NFL stadiums and they have to meet certain specifications so not every stadium in the league is eligible. A team can play on their own stadium, it’s just very unlikely. In this game Atlanta actually is in their home stadium, and last year (Feb 2021) the Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the first team ever to win the Super Bowl at their home stadium. Oddly enough, their quarterback was Tom Brady, the quarterback for the Patriots in this game.
This game actually wasn't in Atlanta. It was in Houston. Last year's game was the first time a game was played in one of the team's home stadiums.
@@eaglejoe8 yep you’re right, looking back now over a month later I’m not even sure where I got that idea from.
@@Polyphemus89 Yeah, the following year, the Vikings came close reaching the NFCCG in Philly but getting destroyed, and my Birds went on to beat NE in Minnesota.
I think you got that idea because at one point during the game she asks if they are playing in one of the teams' home stadium.
@@timaloha no, I just had the venue/year mixed up in my head. The pats beat LA in Atlanta a few years later.
Biggest comeback in Super Bowl history.
Beating the previous record of 10 points held by...... tom brady and patriots (against seattle - with another crazy finish!)
Tom Brady 6 round pick. Picked at number 199 the greatest player of all time u guys should watch his documentry at Joe Vincent channel.
Football on Thanksgiving.
I can't believe you guys aren't familiar with Tom Brady. The game replay just isn't the same without the sound clip of the wide receivers from Atlanta doubting their advantage because "That's Tom Brady." The reason you don't go for two points every time after a touchdown is because it's much more difficult. A single point kick is almost automatic, except it's now a bit more difficult recently as they moved the kick distance back. The kick-off that doesn't go far is a high risk attempt to get the ball back again, the problem is it has an insanely low success rate and if the other team recovers, they have great field position. American football has a lot of high risk, high reward mechanics to it, it's like pulling your goalie in a hockey game.
As a Pats fan, it’ll never get old watching people’s reaction to it, especially Falcons fans 😅
As a Pats fan 2/3 of this game are still demoralizing, and the last 1/3 still gets me hyped, even though I know how the game ends, it's still crazy. Two times Atlanta is in field goal range, but don't convert. Two 2 point conversions. What a game.
It never gets old watching this game. That win is probly the closest I've come to having a heart attack
Patriots for life!
Masshole's know! (New England in general)
Great reaction to this game. I held my breath and lost my s××t during this epic game! What a comeback! I'll never forget the feeling.
You just watched the GOAT make another amazing comeback after hearing for a couple of years that he was too old to play anymore, at 40 years old. This would be true for most QBs, as their arm strength really falls off, and injuries destroy their bodies. He's still doing it today. It's amazing. As others have said he nearly went undrafted, and now stands as the undisputed GOAT. Seven rings. It's honestly inspirational. And to top it off he's a genuinely good guy and an obvious teamleader.
19:23
The funny thing is, Tom Brady also used to play Baseball as a kid, and right out of high school he was drafted at 507th overall pick in the 18th Round of the 1995 MLB Draft by the then Montreal Expos (now the Washington Nationals) but he opted to pursue American Football in college, he studied at the University of Michigan and played for Football team Michigan Wolverines.
Check out “Turning Point” and Super Bowl Mic’d Up. Some of the players and officials have live mics and you get to experience it from the players point of view. Really really cool.
I love the NFL. This game was so amazing.
Oh my god yes!!! And on Thanksgiving for us Americans, perfect timing! I’m a Patriots fan born and raised so even more special to me. But regardless this is the craziest game/ comeback I’ve ever seen
Same here - grew up in Boston! Happy Thanksgiving!
So sorry that you encourage cheating! Do you all want the Red Socks to cheat too? Chara?
@@trumphatesyou Every team has been caught cheating multiple times. The reason the pats where called out so much is because of how popular they are. Easy target.
This game never gets old for me. Tom Brady was never the most athletic QB. He fought hard to be a starting QB in college, he was largely ignored in the NFL draft (where teams get to pick players coming out of college -6 QBs were picked before him) and he only got to start in New England when their top QB got hurt. From all of this, he went on to be the Greatest of All Time. He’s been to 10 Super Bowls and has won 7. No NFL team has won 7 Super Bowls! He’s still playing (and playing well) and he’s going to be 45 soon -an unheard of age. He is known for incredible comebacks in big games. “Never count Tom Brady out.” This game is the perfect illustration of why that is true.
i was born and raised in boston, patriots fan all my life. i was arrested 2 hours before the game started and sat in jail throughout the whole game lol. the officer doing check ups every 15 min kept telling me the score until the patriots started their comeback, he stopped coming by so i just sat by myself for hours hating everything lmfao but he apologized about that when my bail was posted
1:44
I gotta say, I love how you guys used the old school logos of both teams
I remember just not watching because it was over. The Patriots had lost. Then my dad comes in and says, "The Patriots just scored a touchdown and it feels different." so I went back downstairs to watch the greatest comeback in football history. Such a statement for Brady haters, and it pretty much solidified him as the GOAT (that plus his incredibly high and consistent numbers, and the fact he's been to 3 more Super Bowls and won 2 of them since this game)
It is so fun listening to you two! You don’t know anything about NFL football and it makes me remember watching football when I was a child. Thank you so much!
21:45
The history/info you were looking for are these:
1. This was New England Patriots' 9th appearance in the Super Bowl making them the only team in NFL history who has appeared in it multiple times.
2. This was Tom Brady's 7th appearance in a Super Bowl making him the only QB in NFL history to have appeared in it multiple times.
3. If NE Patriots win SB51, both Tom Brady and the Patriots would have their 5th Super Bowl championship and it would make Tom Brady the only QB in NFL history to have won a Super Bowl multiple times and also would make him the oldest player in NFL history to win one.
4. This was Atlanta Falcons' 2nd Super Bowl appearance.
5. If ATL Falcons win SB51 that would make it their very first SuperBowl victory/championship in their franchise history.
6. ATL Quarterback Matt Ryan was the league MVP during that NFL season (note: the league MVP and the eventual SB MVP are different).
7. Tom Brady was just coming off a revenge tour (watch The Revenge Tour documentary I provided in an earlier comment to know the context)
8. In NFL there are 2 conferences the NFC & AFC, the eventual champions of both conferences face off for the Super Bowl trophy (Lombardi Trophy). The ATL Falcons were NFC Champs and NE Patriots were AFC Champs.
9. Tom Brady was an aging QB at this point, he was 39, and everyone thought this was his last hoorah in a Super Bowl and in the league as a whole.
What are both team's histories NOW:
1. NE Patriots have since appeared in 2 more Super Bowls after SB51 and have won 1.
2. Tom Brady no longer plays for the Patriots after 20 years with the team and has since moved on to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
3. ATL Falcons have not appeared in any more Super Bowls after SB51.
4. Matt Ryan still plays for the Falcons.
5. The #11 for both teams no longer plays for either team, ATL #11 Julio Jones now plays as #2 for the Tennessee Titans, and NE #11 Julian Edelman recently retired.
Some minor corrections:
A) several teams have appeared in multiple Super Bowls
B) several quarterbacks have appeared in multiple Super Bowls
C) with this victory Tom Brady became the only quarterback to win 5 Super Bowls, but several quarterbacks have won multiple Super Bowls
D) Tom Brady won his 7th Super Bowl in his first year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2020 season)
E) (not a correction, an observation) Tom Brady is the greatest NFL quarterback of all time
Please react to Super Bowl 49 and 55. Great games.
Sean Taylor ultimate career highlight reel.
To explain the rules a little: if your team has the ball, you have four plays (called "downs") to move the ball forward 10 yards/ meters. You can do that by running the ball or passing it. So, you might gain 2 yards on the first down before a tackle, then 5 more on the second, then you have two more downs to move the ball forward 3 more yards, for a total of 10. If your team fails to advance the ball 10 yards in 4 downs, then the other team gets possession of the ball on whatever yard line play stopped at, and it's their turn to go on offense and try to gain ground against you!
EDIT: lol a touchdown is worth 6 points. If you get a touchdown, you get a bonus chance, where you can either try to kick a field goal through the posts for 1 bonus point, or run the ball into the endzone for 2 bonus points. That's what "going for 2" means lol.
Great reaction, we need more nfl game reactions from you 👍
Julio Jones is one of the best WR all time. I am sure there is just a 30 min high light reel of his great catches.
You gotta watch every documentary of Tom Brady by Joseph Vincent to know what this man is all about.
The documentaries (you can watch them in your own time):
Tom Brady - The Greatest Of All Time
Tom Brady - The Revenge Tour
Tom Brady - Five Rings
Tom Brady - Dawn of The G.O.A.T
Tom Brady - Six Rings
Tom Brady - Seven Rings
Personally, this particular documentary is a must react:
The Brady 6: The Journey of the Legend NO ONE Wanted!
Instant sub!! I wish more channels rewarded to this video
my favorite reaction was when she slapped him for biting his nails XD
yeah 11 on red (Julio Jones) was the best receiver in the league for several years in a row. Absolute animal.
The Patriots'(blue pants) quarterback is Tom Brady, whom you may have heard of. He's won 7 Super Bowls(6 with Patriots, 1 with Buccaneers), more than any other player... or team. He went to the University of Michigan for college and was nicknamed the "comeback kid" because he would always find a way to get the win even when trailing late.
when you saw the kicker kick it short after the Patriots first Touchdown its called an onside kick the ball has to travel at least 10 yards otherwise you get a penalty and the ball automatically goes to the other side. The benefit of the the play is that it gives you a chance to get the ball back immediately but it is considered a desperation play because of time constraints in the game. The Patriots were still down big at this point with little time left in the game. The play is difficult to pull off because lots of things go wrong on the kick usually either its kicked to far or not far enough and the kicking team gets a penalty or they just kick it to the receiving team and they end up getting really good field position.
It was an onside kick. You kick it a certain distance short and the kicking team can recover it and get the ball back
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The biggest trip to me watching this reaction was the fact that both of you seemed to be oblivious to who the white team was at all. I almost felt dumbfounded that you were sitting there watching the G.O.A.T (Tom Brady) bring his team (The Patriots) back from a 25-point deficit to win his 5th Super Bowl ring (at the time) he has 7 now and is retired. Despite all of that, I actually enjoyed it more because you guys didn't know who was who, and at times, y'all were even getting into it like the game was live and no one knew the outcome yet. I'm a Patriots fan, and I remember that game vividly. I only got to see the first half, and when it was 21-3, I had assumed that it was just going to be a continuation of the first half for the falcons. So, as you can imagine, to my surprise, I about had a heart attack when I saw the highlights the next day. Great reaction, though. Thank you.
This was a great game. Keep up the great work!
Great work? You guys would know. 🙌🏻
"imagine if they came back during the 4th quarter" oh looks like you've never met Tom Brady 😂
For later reference, when a game is tied in the [playoffs or super bowl they play extra periods until someone wins. There is a coin toss and the team who either scores the first touchdown leads after both teams have had the ball once wins. The NFL used to have "sudden death" overtime where the first team to score would win. But if a team won the coin toss and scored the other team never got a chance to try to score. So the NFL modified the rule a few years ago to give both teams a chance (sort of). But if the team who wins the coin toss gets a touchdown instead of a field goal or no score, they automatically win. Over time in college is much more exciting. It is untimed except for the play clock. Each team gets the ball on their opponent's 25 yard line and has four downs to get a first down, touch down, field goal, or no score. After which, the other team gets the ball on their opponent's 25 yard line and it can go back and forth for as long as it takes. but in college football, both teams have an equal chance to score. Some college games have 7, 8, or 9 overtimes before a winner was declared. So to speed up the final outcome in overtime in college, after a couple of possessions, the teams are now required to go for two points after a touch down since two point conversions are harder to get than a one point extra point. This seems to be fairer and reduces the amount of overtimes. Winning the coin toss in over time in the NFL means you will want possession of the ball first so you have a chance to win without the other team getting a chance to tie it. But in college football, the advantage is in going last so you know what you have to beat or tie. Therefore if a team wins the coin toss for overtime in college football, the defer and let the other team go first.
The most incredible thing about this Super Bowl is that the Patriots won it without ever having a lead. They were losing or tied the entire game until the exact second when the game ended. It was a one of a kind result.
This was the Infamous 28-3 phenomenon that happens a lot to more teams than most people realise.
What made this so great is that in American Football it can take a long time to score a Touchdown, i´ve seen some take 10 minutes. And the Patriots were down by 25 points with less than 20 minutes left. Everything had to be perfect for them to come back and win, but what also makes it even more special is that Tom Brady was always doubted throughout his career, he was chosen 199th overall in the 2000 nfl draft, so basically all the NFL teams thought that 198 players were better than Brady, and when Brady got chosen, and he met the owner he told the owner that he would be the best decision the Patriots ever made. Also to add even more context, Brady was suspended for the first 4 games of the season due to a witch hunt by NFL comissioner Roger Goodell, for a scandal that was over 2 years old at that time, but anyway he served his time and came back strong, and Roger Goodell had to hand the patriots the Lombardy trophy and Tom his Super Bowl MVP trophy, while he got booed by everyone. Also, something else that made this game special for Tom was that his mom was in attendance, and that was her first game all year due to her battling cancer for many months prior. They ended up losing the Super bOWL THE VERY next year in a thriller, but they came back and won the next one after that, so yeah I think we can all agree Brady was right when he told Robert Kraft that he would be the best decision the Patriots ever made. The guy is such a legend, the only Athlete I hold on a pedastal higher than Brady´s is Messi.
So many questions. Lol. This is the Superbowl. The AFC Champs play the NFC Champs for the Title. The Falcons have never won a Superbowl. The Patriots have won six, all in the past 20 years. The short kick is an "on side" kick which is anyone's ball once it travels ten yards. During punts and kick offs, that's the "Special Team", which is different than Offence and Defense. After every touchdown, you have the choice of a one point, or two point extra point. The two point conversion is a higher risk and doesn't happen as often. Welcome to the American Football rabbit hole. It may consume your life. Lol
This loss for the Falcons screwed with the franchises head. They haven't been remotely good sense this.
2006 rose bowl one of the greatest games
It was the best end to a superbowl, i wouldnt call it the best ever superbowl. If you like tight, tense defensive battles, then watch the patriots v rams superbowl from a few years after this. It was the great patriots d v the rams high powered offence. That might be up your street. I enjoyed it for the same reason. My mates who liked high scoring games hated it 😆
Even years later I'm still shocked at how that game finished.
To a lot of professional critics, this game cemented Tom Brady as the greatest of all time
Way late here but just stumbled across your channel. Enjoyed your reaction!
Number 11 in the red team- Julio Jones. Wide receiver.
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PLEASE WATCH THE 2006 ROSE BOWL! Hook'Em Horns! Texas Fight!
You guys probably should have watched "The Rules Of American Football" by Ninh Ly before you watched a Superbowl game LMFAO 😂😂😂
9:42 That Finkel story was based on Buffalo Bill's kicker, who missed a kick in a superbowl and lost it against NY Giants.
“Should you be allowed to do that?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this was the deflategate revenge tour year.... brady sat out first 4 games.... it was priceless to see Goodell hand Kraft the Lombardi trophy... UA-cam has a few cool deflategate revenge tour videos....
The enjoyment I got from this was just the terms you two were using. Hilarious stuff.
Technically, Atlanta is the "home team" based on position on the scoreboard, but this game was played in Houston's stadium. The stadium is determined far in advance, so a team could end up playing the Super Bowl in their stadium. Doesn't necessarily mean they'd be the home team though, and could be the "away team" while playing in their stadium during the Super Bowl.
Being a Patriots fan my entire life (I remember those 2-14 years), THIS was my favorite of our SB wins. When my son has watched the game with me, the Patriots have won the SB...my good luck charm
As an Atlanta fan, please stop watching the game with your son. 😂
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The odds of the Patriots coming back from that deficit in that amount of time is like 1,000,000 to 1 i would say. Something like that. But.. Tom Brady is arguably considered the best Quarterback and one of the best athletes period to ever play any game. You put any other QB in that position that New England was in... They wouldn't be able to do it. Obviously the defense did a lot too which is understated, but Brady was always the team leader.
For the books, Tom Brady was on the Patriots for 20+ years. In his career he won 7 super bowls (more than any NFL FRANCHISE/TEAM has, that's right, one man has more than any single team). He's the only QB to win multiple super bowls over the age of 40. He holds the highest stats all time in most every possible category for his position. And much more. For all intents and purposes, he's the GOAT of football. Think of him like Michael Jordan, but for Football
as a Boston sports fan i have been spoiled with championship parades the last 20 years... Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and Patriots, there seem to be one parade every year for awhile... i skipped a brain exam cause there was a parade lol
#11 for the Falcons is Julio jones the guy is 1 of the greatest recievers ever so Yeah hes pretty good lol
The best college football game ever played without a doubt was Alabama VS Auburn 2013 "The Iron Bowl" its a game that has absolutely EVERYTHING a fan could possibly ask for....
Nah I’m gonna go with Oklahoma and Georgia rose bowl game
@@jordanrodgers8888 not even a close 2nd
@@dangerousdylan6262 nah the iron bowl isn’t even top 5
Not the best. Boston College vs Miami.
What it doesn’t show is that Brady had forty(40)+minutes, to accomplish that feat . twice as much as the other team . There had been much controversy with Brady and the NFL , previously, also .
You two are adorable. I just subscribed. Glad you got to watch the greatest football player to ever play win his 5th superbowl. He was 40 years old. He went on to win two more superbowls after this one to bring his total to 7. The closest quarterback to him has only 4 superbowl wins in 4 tries. Tom Brady went to 10 superbowls and won 7. He retired at the age 45. He will be missed.
And now you know why they own a day of the week!
People always seem to forget there is more than one half in professional sports 😂
You should react to Tom Brady - Seven rings it's a documentary by Joseph Vincent about Tom Brady and Buccaneers 2020 season.
The one where you said 77 came in and bulldozed in the point of that is to push the pile. It’s to either get extra yards or free the guy to keep running.
I watched this game live @ a buddy's house. We ate an *obscene* amount of hot dogs & burgers...
Go to Boston...years later still folks walking around with smiley face or middle finger t shirts with 28-3 as the logo lol
YES , they are five years old , YES😂😂😂that is what happens with a fumble, it’s a free-for-all and their behavior in there is Quite sketchy(let your mind wonder)😂😂😂 the description was Perfect .😂😂😂
Where the Superbowl is played is determined before the season even starts. It wasn't until 3 years later that a team playing in the Superbowl actually played in their own stadium (Tampa Bay Buccaneers). It was the first time in NFL history that happened and Tom brady (the quarterback to the white team your watching) was traded to that team that year. He now has more Superbowl rings then any other TEAM in the NFL. More playoff wins then any other player in history and best playoff record....just to name a few of his records.
Murphy's Law was in full effect for the Falcons.
Number 11 in the white top team (😂😂😂) - Julian Edelman.
If y'all liked that, checkout the 2005 BCS Championship.
Looks like y'all stopped producing videos cause I tried signing up for patreon but no luck. Thank you both for such enjoyable reaction videos!
A lot of people have talked about and do want the nfl over time rules to change in some way so that both teams get a chance to score.
The white team's quarterback, Tom Brady is the best in sport. He's one of the highest paid in the NFL. Tom Brady has a contract with the Buccaneers this year for $41 million. He's won 7 Super Bowl's, more than any player NFL history. He's almost guaranteed to in the NFL Hall of Fame as soon as he retires.
You should definitely watch Tom Brady documentary by Joe Vincent. Any one will do
Also the blue and yellow lines are generated for people at home
You should react to The Most VIOLENT Football Game the NFL WANTS YOU TO FORGET by TPS.
All hail Tom Brady. And kudos to Patriots defenders too.
You’ve got to react to Joseph Vincent’s video on Tom Brady titled 7 rings he’s the most successful football player of all time
Miss seeing ur videos, hope y'all are safe & healthy.
Posting more videos or only patreon? Happy to pay but curious if y'all are still posting.?
You guys should react to NFL Worst Weather Games, if you haven't already. Blizzards, fog and torrential rain!
That was the only superbowl where I spent time in hell before I was on heaven
Blue line is the lin of scrimmage yellow is the 1st down line
Once a player is past the blue one, they cannot pass forwards, only backwards.
Hi I am an American living down under I am from New England so please could you guys just call them by their names red and blue teams? And yes the patriots have won many superbowls! But thanks for showing an interest. Little side note if you don't know Bill Burr is a die hard Patriots and Red Sox fan being from Boston.
#11 Jones is a monster
#11 Edelman is a monster
Boxing reaction would be great
Red team - Atlanta Falcons, White team- New England Patriots
Y’all should’ve did pats and Seahawks legendary game also we’ll call it the “Beastake” lol
Please Please friends react to Critical Acclaim with lyrics by Avenged Sevenfold..its basically a big middle finger to those that disrespect our military..this so song is a complete banger.. blessings to you and yours 🤘🇺🇲