2014 Week 2 - Patriots @ Vikings 

Was there too Was a perfect day for football

Niiiiiiiccceee 👍🏿

No you were not.

i've got Dolphins-Pats, download it here > we.tl/45UaNTMUz5 also saw your comment on my previous video, think i've given you all 2005 bengals games i have, sorry

Thanks for the uploads. Still one of the best channels on the RU-vid.

Patvs jets

Dolphins Patriots 2008 Week 3 was the Wildcat game Brady was gone for the season Belichick had no answer 38 -13 Dolphins (Ronnie Brown 4 TDs from Wildcat)

Fuck the patriots

@@dbamadeo825 watch your mouth

Looks like a great atmosphere

yep, have all their 2014 regular season games in this playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLdai9ZaxhjxsUwEzuzZHGacSBuUjvlgbv

@@frankiesacco your missing week 13 and week 15

@@trevorkoelliker9078 RU-vid blocked both games, i had to post them to my account on another site: www.bitchute.com/channel/MQyJvyGCNSji/

yep, i've got both of those, you can download them here: we.tl/sT3i3EpuI3 also just so you know, Giants-Seahawks is joined in progress with 45 seconds left in the 1st quarter

Awesome. Thanks

have it unlisted: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IYBgJReiC3w.html

*Patriots

have it unlisted: 1st half: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ynIU5PWSTFc.html&t 2nd half: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-58bMHVbPBw8.html&t

Bart Simpson thanks man🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

*Vikings

Champion is predetermined before the season even begins.

@@johnellizz Were you born that stupid, or did you have to work at it?

@@jpdemer5 Hey I is not stewpid. I analyze the phony nature of Tom's 2014 Super Bowl: Video: Super Bowl XLIX: Tom Brady vs. Russell Wilson | Patriots vs. Seahawks | NFL Full Game 2:00 Seahawks play TIGHT MAN coverage! It's rare to see the accurate, competitive form of D against Tom! We also see a competent tackle by #51 - also rare! (First tacklers usually miss to allow Tom's screens to go for 10 yards.) 2:45 Haha! Did not take long for a Seahawk to miss a first tackle, did it? This tackle was _much easier_ than the first down play yet #25 cannot make the play? 3:12 As we see on replay, this doesn't look like a man who has been playing pro football for years! Looks like this is his first attempt to ever make a tackle haha! _Oh, Richard!_ 🤗 How the crowd be fallin' for this crap I do not know. 3:28 Seahawks smart enough to be the defending champs, to make it to this Super Bowl...but _don't know that Tom will throw to his RB if you don't cover?_ #37 is given an easy first down. Tom is allowed to pass to uncovered RBs all throughout his games and no matter how much he does so the defense is never going to cover the RB. 5:25 Seahawks actually play tight-man on 3rd & 6! They also slightly crumble Tom's pocket which is not something Tom can handle haha! But most interesting: Seahawks #41 actually uses ANTICIPATION - converging on Tom's RB (#37) BEFORE the ball leaves Tom's hand! As we see, Tom is not an effective QB when the defense is actually doing everything properly. 6:02 The magical world of Tom Brady! Even IF defense plays properly Tom STILL gets *bailed out* with a roughing the punter. It seems moles are positioned everywhere to help Tom! There are just _so many ways_ to sustain Tom's drives no mater how bad he is. For some reason Refs don't assess the 15 yard penalty, though. Patriots still punt. *_NO PROBLEM!_* Seahawks simply run the ball 3 times and punt right back to Tom anyway! Seahawks just run straight up the middle from the shotgun - the least effective thing you could possibly do on offense. On 3rd down both Patriot LBs are keying on Lynch and seem to have *zero doubt* he will get the handoff! Let's get that ball back to Tom haha! 10:02 I'm already starting to lose count of how many screen-passes Tom has thrown... Basically, every screen ought to be _easily snuffed_ by now. Yet the Hawks act kind of surprised. 10:40 WHY is #41 so afraid of Edelman haha? Bruh! There are LINEBACKERS that outrun Julian! Yet #41 just allows an easy 1st down catch for fear of the tiny man. Tom's fearsomely un-drafted receivers can somehow back-off all defense! 11:46 Now Tom's scrub O-Line can bully the formidable Seahawks! Patriot O-Line walls off entire Hawk's line with ease! Looks like we'll be seeing an allowed score on this drive. 12:45 Tom's 3rd down screen-pass would have gone back for a 'Pick-6' in a real game. *Defense is not this dumb!* Folks, this would be an epic disaster in any real, professional game to have a QB that is always throwing laterally. Tom's screen-a-palooza only works because they pretend they DON'T KNOW it's coming. 13:40 HOW do they not just tackle #38 *the instant he catches it* by now? When would the Hawks EVER key on Tom's screen-a-palooza haha? 14:15 The bullying of the Seahawks continues! Hawks fully aware that Pats want to run but _still cannot stop this play?_ Very hard to believe! 14:54 Now the Patriots *obliterate* a stacked tackle-box of NINE Seahawks? Patriots are scripted to take the lead in this game. (It's just taking a long time to do it because the Patriots don't actually have a quarterback haha.) 15:12 Patriot #76 commits a pivotal hold on #93 right in front of the Ref...But since this is supposed to be a Patriot scoring drive, according to script, Ref will never set the Pats back. 16:07 Seahawk #20! Yeah no, this is NOT REAL. #20 would never ignore his man because of Tom's goofy shotgun handoff. Nor would the other Seahawks not be expecting a screen-pass (which is essentially what this is.) 16:25 Let's ISO this Emmy award-winning performance hahah! #20 can't remember to cover #80?? 😂 This looks so implausible that Chris feels the need to explain that Tom somehow fooled #20. 16:47 Another nearly lateral pass that needs to travel a _LOOONG_ way without getting picked. *But no problem!* Seahawks still have NO IDEA that Tom does this haha! Still pretty sure the Patriots are going to score on this bullshit drive haha. 18:05 Okay, I was wrong...But I'm somehow still MORE EMBARRASSED for Tom than I am for me. Seahawks playing it dumb and weakling all the way down the field...allowing Tom's screen-a-palooza, giving him ample time on 3rd down...but Tom STILL passes right to a Seahawk who has no choice but to make the catch! Defenders are instructed to go ahead and catch Tom's pass *if* he throws it _right to them._ Otherwise you'd have an endless reel of highly suspicious dropped interceptions. 19:38 This is a nice pressure on Tom! As we see, hitting Tom _as he throws_ will always lead to *absolute disaster* for the Patriots. That's why this sort of hit is usually _disallowed,_ according to the hidden rules of Tom's games. Tom is really a college-level player who needs a perfect pocket and no pressure to be at all successful. And even then he needs you to leave his RB uncovered or just let him complete highly anticipatable screen-passes all day long haha. 20:32 This play proves that defense CAN cover man-to-man all across the field for a really long time, _does it not?_ So WHY is it impossible for Tom's opponents to do this _for even 2 seconds?_ 20:57 So Tom had the football for the ENTIRE 1st quarter but only threw for 47 yards and zero points? Then he threw right to a Seahawk the very first time they pressured him? _Is that a player that should be competing in a Super Bowl??_ Haha *NOOOOOOO!* Tom is a scrub and could not fulfill an obvious script that intended for him to take an early lead in this bogus game! 21:15 Somewhat suspiciously, we now learn that the Seahawk who intercepted Tom _WON'T BE RETURNING!_ Hmmm...maybe he SHOULD have gone ahead and dropped the interception, after all! 🤨 22:05 Dah fuq? Patriots again tightly cover *all* receivers for two hours? How could fans see this and POSSIBLY believe it works _so differently_ when Tom's playing? This obviously proves that tight-man coverage is a basic, professional-level skill that ALL defenses have. They just _pretend_ not to have it when playing Tom. 22:32 As we see on replays this is not hard to do! Patriots are not a team of super-humans haha! They are just _allowed_ to play the proper, competitive way. (Of course, the Seahawks _aren't really trying to score,_ so that makes them easier to cover haha.) 23:16 As we see, Seahawks will NEVER anticipate that Tom *might throw a screen-pass.* Utterly shocked that Tom would do this, they allow a big play. It seems clear that NO MATTER how bad Tom is, how pathetically limited in his ability, he WILL take an eventual lead. Seahawks _will never score_ until Tom does so. 24:37 Pressure slightly Tom throws another pick.... _had this been a real game._ But #41 just stands by and allows this horrendous pass to be completed. Tom throws so late to a covered receiver that any anticipation at all by #41 results in an easy pick. 25:19 Essentially another screen-pass allowed by the Seahawks for a 1st down conversion in their own territory. Very probably a pick-6 in a real game. (Actually in a real game Tom would already be benched for having thrown 3 or 4 pick-6's on his screens.) 26:15 Tom actually attempts a forward pass! But again, this was an interception _had it been real._ #31 Chancellor has absolutely *no problem* picking this off if he wanted to. Perfectly positioned, he just _plays it dumb_ and _ignores the ball._ Again, what _seems_ like a good play for the Seahawks was _actually_ a good play for the Patriots. What's even crazier is that Cam _nearly allows Gronk to catch a ball that was thrown right to Cam!_ Cam is just an athletic actor playing his role...making sure not to intercept and hoping Gronk can make the catch. 27:24 Tom _instantly_ finds an open man on 3rd down! Compare this to the Patriot coverage at 20:32 & 22:05 where Patriot defenders _could_ tightly cover *all receivers* for roughly 79.3 seconds on both plays. Yet Seahawk #27 cannot stay close for 2 seconds to a 6th round draftee who gets outrun by some NFL linebackers and never even played receiver in college! 29:16 OMG, finally! Tom takes the lead as Seahawks #27 again refuses to tightly cover and the safety #29 refuses to anticipate/converge... #29 then wallops #27 as if to ensure that Tom's pass will succeed! 32:05 Patriot #26 plays properly, looking back for the incoming pass and deflecting it away, downfield. *Tuck that into your memory banks* because later we'll be comparing it to Seahawk defenders who will NOT look back for Tommy's incoming. (Hell, just re-watch Cam's refusal at 26:15, for starters). 50:42 Now that your memory banks are full of Patriots looking back for incoming passes, *watch THIS* haha! Seahawk #50 does NOT do the same thing! 51:29 Chris calls this a 'mis-match' but as we see, #50 has good coverage, he just _doesn't bother looking back_ for the ball so...how could he have possibly stopped the completion? Tom delivered a rare, accurate throw that was not interceptable, but it was deflectable. And any effort to reach up and deflect could have also distracted the catch by Gronk causing an incomplete. So... _Why not try?_ Let's go back and look at the similar play at 48:07 where Russell Wilson throws a hard to defend deep pass....the Patriot _still tries_ haha! #25 looks back, goes up to attempt deflection, but the pass is too good. But... the... Patriot... tries. Seahawk #50 does NOT try! He follows the hidden rule requiring him to ignore Tom's pass.

@@johnellizz Of course you did. Your "anal-ysis" of SB51 must be especially hilarious - I may have to check it out when I find the time.

@@jpdemer5 Yes, I have such an analysis. But here's the 2nd half of Patriots/Seahawks: Video: Super Bowl XLIX: Tom Brady vs. Russell Wilson | Patriots vs. Seahawks | NFL Full Game 1:03:37 _"It took a long time for him (Wilson) to get started"_ yeah! That's due to the script...Tom was so incapable of scoring that Russell had to wait until Tom took a lead _before_ he could attempt to score. This happens in *so many* Brady games it's a wonder fans can't see the pattern. *Russell completed 4 passes but tied Tom by halftime!* (Tom completed 20 passes during his screen-a-palooza!) 1:04:54 Patriot #25 victimized again by a perfectly placed pass! But as we can see, he *is* playing properly and looking back for the ball. (#25 he is pushed with no call.) 1:06:38 Seahawks never pass again after the deep play! They run 3 times? Were they *told not to go up by 7* on Tom? Patriots stacked the tackle-box and dared Russell to pass yet _he doesn't._ Patriots had single-coverage on 4 wideouts and NO safeties back...If Seahawks run at that they are _trying_ not to score. Seahawks settle for 3....So a pro-level QB with 5 completions now WINNING over Tom's lateral dinking. I guess 5 pro-level passes beat 20 college-level ones haha. 1:08:51 Seahawk #31 demonstrates the proper way to make a tackle on a screen. Just close in _without halting_ and hit or wrap before Tom's little guy can get moving! 1:11:24 Seahawks playing real defense: Hitting Tom and tightly covering receivers while not pretending to be weaklings on running plays. And look! Seahawks *ignore* Tom's fake handoff! That's when you _really know_ the D is playing sincere football. Tom is helpless against real football. Announcers notice that Refs ignored Tom's intentional grounding. 1:12:09 Tom makes the mistake of passing the ball forward! (Leave that to the pros, Tom!) Seahawk #41 easily intercepts. This play is simply the result of hitting Tom earlier on this drive, making him play without the lead, applying basic pressure while using anticipation to step in front of Tom's horrendous throw.. Tom's perfect world of easy-mode football cannot deal with this! 1:14:03 Patriot #39 makes a pro-level first tackle. Real tackles are very different than the fake ones where they let Tom's receiver escape. #39 uses both arms and his body, using manly determination to stop the play dead. No half-assed 'turn-style' where he reaches out _with just one arm_ and lets the receiver *run through his arm.* 1:17:56 Seahawks finally pass against a stacked-box and get an easy TD. This version of the Seahawks is going away, soon. The solid defense that embarrassed Tom with manly pass-pressure and anticipation in coverage won't exist. Now that Hawks lead by 10 EVERYTHING gonna change. Seahawks will turn into a pumpkin at midnight: appearing weak, stupid and slow so Tom can do Tom stuff. There's NO WAY IN HELL the Seahawks are going to continue to build a commanding lead. 1:22:28 Right edge-rusher #51 sees that he will hit Tom so...haha, yes, you can believe your own eyes, folks: He STOPS! 1:23:31 Amendola is obviously moving forward before the snap. Refs ignore but Tom's pass fails. _How in the HELL_ are we getting Tom into the end zone *haha?* Seahawks WILL be giving Tom the ball back without scoring so he can try, try again. 1:24:33 Patriot D is K.O.'d. Nothing could stop the Seahawks from winning this game haha. Patriots can no longer contain Lynch, nor Wilson. Yet we know there's NO WAY the Seahawks are scoring a TD, _don't we?_ We know Tom's getting the ball back still down by 10. 1:25:54 Patriots losing by 10 so naturally they play soft, zone cov - ah *HELL NO!* Patriots play tight, man coverage everywhere. A Patriot is picking up Lynch out of the backfield as well. Wilson must make a great throw to a tightly covered receiver. Halfwitted defenses playing Prevent while losing by 10 _only exists in Tom's world of incredibly fake football._ 1:26:54 Wilson delivers a fantastic pass into #15's hands but it's dropped! (Patriot defender looks back for the ball, as Patriots ALWAYS DO.) So...did he drop this _on purpose?_ Actually, the defender grabs his arm, creating some doubt. (See, _first_ you look back to see if it can be deflected...THEN you grab the receiver's arm as he catches. No haha, you do not *ignore the ball* in real football.) 1:29:45 You might ask: _Why is a team with the GOAT just running the ball when they're down by 10 in the 4th?_ Haha, that's easy: _Tom isn't good!_ 🤗 1:32:33 Wilson holds the ball forever and takes a sack to end the drive. _Did he do it on purpose?_ Seahawks picked up the blitz, gave Russell the time...but Tom *STILL* gets that ball back down by 10 as we knew he would. Watch Patriot #50...he does not 'paratroop' when Russell pump-fakes, does he? He ignores it and hits the quarterback! Defenders 'paratroop' for Tom to _avoid hitting him._ As we see, *real football* does not include this phony tactic. 1:32:53 *AH-HAHA!* ...Yes, Russell apparently *took that sack on purpose.* Seahawk #89 comes wide-open right in front of Russell's face! 1:33:54 Tom is looking confused and afraid, hesitant to risk another interception. Gosh...this looks sad. 1:34:32 Back to screens for Tom. How does any fan really believe you win NFL games (let alone Super Bowls) by _throwing 40 to 50 screen-passes_ haha? In real football you'd just be serving up pick-6's for the defense and getting receivers hurt by devastating hits. 1:34:44 Tom's sad eyes! He be thinking, _"Why aren't they letting me win? Aren't they _*_supposed_*_ to let me win?"_ 😆 Don't worry, Tom! ...THEY WILL! 1:35:16 Tom's Refs ignore a *PRO-WRESTLING STYLE TAKEDOWN* by #66 to allow Tom to pass for a huge 1st down! Seahawk #51 runs WAY TOO FAR past Tom's pocket! Once you see this you know it will be an allowed scoring drive. In real football, you attack and crumble the pocket area. You don't RUN AWAY FROM IT HAHA! 1:35:46 _Whaaat?_ Not only did the refs ignore a major takedown by Patriot #66, they also ignored Edelman's forearm AND knee were down? Refs going nutz to help Tom. Run, little Julian! Run and don't look back! haha! 1:36:22 Seahawks could not POSSIBLY have seen this coming! ..... *WAH-HAHAHAAH!* 1:37:08 Seahawks now *disallowed* to use anticipation: Watch Seahawk #54 act like he has no idea this screen-pass is coming *until he sees the pass leave Tom's hand.* In a real game, all Hawks would have been keying on screens and snuffing them *instantaneously,* by now. But #54 has no idea Tom throws screens! #54 is now a half-wit who gets easily blocked and can't make this basic play. 1:37:47 This is a PICK! Haha, Chris praises #27...but as we see: He *refuses to catch an easy interception!* He pretends he can only club it away! This reminds me of Falcon #44 at the end of the Atlanta Super Bowl...Tom threw that guy an easy pick but he just clubbed it down! (Patriots won on the next play.) Also reminds me of Cam at 26:15 1:38:51 Oh my! This is now a stereotypical Brady drive! Notice that _all_ Seahawks run WAY BEYOND Tom's pocket, refusing to pressure. They also play soft zone on a critical 3rd down! Allowing a fair-catch reception! That's NOT the Seahawks who were *shutting Tom down,* earlier, is they? 1:40:45 Tom throws an easy Pick! Uhh, wait: This is Tom's *fantasy world,* so Tom _DOES NOT_ throw a pick! Seahawk #29 *refuses to anticipate* by stepping in front of this pass! Instead, he actually steps _backward_ and allows the pass to become a TD. Watch closely: #29 is *getting out of the way* haha! 1:42:38 Chris actually admits the Refs ignored a wildly obvious pass interference committed by the Patriots! 1:42:55 Damn! Patriots _don't seem to share_ the Seahawk's newfound passion for soft, zone defense! All receivers are *tightly man-covered* before this snap! 1:43:40 Patriots now relax and play soft zo--- *WAAH-HAHAHAH!* Yeah, no. Patriots jam *all receivers* at the line and cover tightly in Man-to-Man! Russell just hurls his pass out-of-bounds to ensure an immediate punt to Tom. And if you're waiting for a play where all Patriot pass rushers run *4 yards beyond Russell's pocket.* ... PLEASE DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH!😙 1:45:45 Seahawks play zone and won't cover Tom's RB! Allow an easy 1st down in the 4th quarter of a tight Super Bowl??? You _can't cover_ a RB?? Sure you can! Patriot *always DO SO.* Seahawk RB caught 1 pass in this game...Patriot RB caught *11 passes!* This is NOT ATYPICAL of Tom's games. Defenses just refuse to *ever* cover Tom's RB! 1:46:24 Seahawk #27, who kindly ignored an easy interception opportunity, now kindly ignores Edelman and allows an easy catch! #27 then kindly misses the first tackle badly! 1:47:04 Seahawks allow an easy 1st down to the RB AGAIN! On a SCREEN! (How could they have known?) Seahawk #54 seems to *slow down* until the RB can cross the 1st down marker! 1:49:15 Tom finally throws a screen! Seahawks totally unprepared! Tom's first screen-pass of the game takes them off-guard! (Notice they won't converge until _after_ the ball leaves Tom's hand.) 1:53:50 Pats win on a play where two meek blitzers are *afraid of contact,* #27 falls for the _same move_ he saw last drive, and Edelman commits a small push-off. 2:02:19 This puts to rest the absurd myth that defenders should not look back for the incoming pass! Absolute *moment of truth* and Patriot is clearly not ignoring the ball, bruh.

you clearly know little about football and even less about how numbers work

30-7 wasn't that close

is that the same gal who almost got decked by Kyle Rudolph?

Yes. Watch the video lol

30 to 7 Patriots

Watch the video dumbass

I forgot about that. I went to the link LMAO!!!

you mean GOAT!

the packers blow! xD