Brady's First Dynasty Cemented! (Patriots vs. Eagles, Super Bowl 39) 

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Now you know where full Reid comes from

Yeah what an embarrassment

That was a staple of Andy Reid led teams before Mahomes

@@samjasek1755 Even after Mahomes

Another example of why T.O. > Moss. More production in one Super Bowl on one leg than Moss had in two healthy.

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If TO and the Eagles won, TO literally put his team on his back, dude played with a broken leg.

Brady will always own the Eagles ahahaha

@@Grievous_ not always

Tf his time in tamp was not a dynasty whatsoever he played there 2 years tf

@@dallassucks130 he saying the 2001-2004 and the 2014-2018 in New England, not Tampa Bay.

@@aaronjackson9385 I’d make that 2011-2018. They were literally in the AFCCG every year. If that’s not part of the dynasty idk what else is

@@Ryan-zt2xw agreed

More like 1 dynasty that stretched over 2 decades.

I dont think so

@@cheldosarmiento2733who had a tougher path?? I’m not disagreeing with you I’m actually interested

@@joshnolan7705 the 2010 jets. In the wildcard beat the Colts on the road by shutting manning down. Destroying the Brady lead patriots on the road. And going to Pittsburgh and shutting out Pittsburg in the second half even though we lost 23-17. That was a impossible task.

@@cheldosarmiento2733but they lost you can’t say it’s a harder road if you got off on an earlier exit

lol yall lost though @@cheldosarmiento2733

Fun fact :T.O had a messed up broken leg with 2 screws and a plate in his knee had the surgery 3 weeks before the game and still had 9 cat he for like 136 yards

@@reallytho1943 9 catches for 122 yards

From….. LOUISVILLE

@@Terror832 I knew it was around there that's why I said like

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2016?

@@biggestwanderer8827 2016 is close but 04 has a much better defense and had a tougher road to the super bowl

Nah i think 2016 better

Brady will always own the Eagles ahahaha

He literally broke his leg 7 weeks before. Doctors were strongly against him playing and said that if he got hit wrong, it could potentially end his career. People have made T.O. out to be some sort of "diva" but there's no denying that he wanted to win just as bad as anyone else. This is one of the most impressive Super Bowl performances EVER.

@@Richard__Cranium I think he had to sign a waiver, everyone dreams to play in big game, but, to risk your entire career is not worth it.

@@GTAnativeInXboxAndPlayStation to rid day I believe it’s the most any receiver had against a belichick defense in a Super Bowl. 2004 also was probably the best defense of the Pats dynasty

@@jrad410 Mushin Muhammad??

@@jrad410 No I disagree, the 2003 team had the fewest points allowed in the league that year, 2004 was a great year, I just think the 03 team was better.

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not hugest market

Makes you wonder if it will happen again

@@MA-on9xl Highly unlikely. The Jags stadium probably isn't up to modern Super Bowl standards.

maybe it was cause of the weather.

Andy Reid would be the Dan Marino of head coaches if it weren’t for that one Super Bowl.

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The eagles weren’t loaded. Andy’s an elite coach because he does so well with non hall of fame talent

Curious as to how you feel about Tomlin. HOF QB his entire tenure and has only 1 ring to show for it. Hasn’t even won a playoff game in 5 years. Reid was labeled a choker before 2019 and he earned that label. Tomlin is the new choker as far as I’m concerned

@@kevinhenry4047 There are a lot coaches who are in the Hall of Fame without Super Bowl rings.

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Arguably the most underrated RB of the 2000s. Only two 1K rushing seasons but six quality receiving campaigns.

@@Ginga Him and Fred Taylor

@@Goaty9116 For sure. Fred was SO good but rarely gets his props.

I used to love Correll Buckhalter

Very true, it's so hard to repeat in football, everything has to come together, the chemistry of the team, players not leaving, injuries, etc.

Had they beat the eagles in 18 they would have 3peated but winning one every other year for 5yrs is better than repeating anyways. Js

Lol it certainly helps when you cheat

Chiefs might pull it off this season (2023). I'm not even a Chiefs fan but as long as Mahomes has Kelce and Big Red that's who I'd put my money on.

It’ll be one hell of a team that pulls off the first ever 3peat.

If if if. Cringy bro.

@@Peezster what

As a lifelong Patriot fan, I can assuredly say that the 2004 team was significantly better than the 2007 team

Cheating helps

@@GreenW0lverine Mr Martin, get lost dude, making excuses!

Played the game on one good leg and put in that kind of performance. Warrior.

I think it's missing a catch he had 9

And I bet even fewer people at the time felt it would be another decade before the Pats got another title.

@@finchborat 2005/6 was challenging because they lost Rodney Harrison to injury, Ty Law to free agency, and it's hard to win three straight Super Bowls. 2007 everyone knows what happened, then 2008 Brady misses the entire season.. by 2009 the core of that dynasty was older, Asante Samuel was gone, the secondary sucked, and it was the beginning of a transition into something new.. they were in a rebuild on the defesnive side of the ball, and Brady really carried the team from 09-13, the patriots had the worst defense in the NFL and made it to the Super Bowl in 2010/11..the defense was an issue until around the time they were able to get Talib, he got hurt in the playoff game.. but the following year Belichick was able to sign Revis and since then Belichick has been able to re-load and keep his secondary playing at an elite level.. adding a lockdown in Revis and also adding Browner that year really solidified the entire team and guys like Malcolm Butler, Logan Ryan, Stephon Gilmore, JC Jackson, Jon Jones all played exceptionally well in the following years during the second dynasty.. they rebuilt the defense in between dynasties and they became the balanced team again.

@@waynetables6414 You hit the nail on the head. Along with Harrison, we had a ton on injuries in 2005. Plus, Brady had few weapons in 2006. 2008 was the final year of the old guard regarding the defense. We didn't make the Super Bowl in 2010. We did in 2011. Bill fixed the defense in 2012 via the draft and trading for Talib. It was a shame he got hurt in the 2012 and 2013 title games.

@@finchborat Yeah, you are correct about 2011 I mispoke. Talib was the moment as a fan that I felt like the Patriots were "back". The front 7 could always be coached up, but the secondary couldn't play man at that time pre-Talib and they just couldn't stop anybody no matter how much smoke and mirrors Belichick schemed up. That core of drafted guys around that time like Jamie Collins, Hightower, Chandler Jones, and Devin McCourtey gave the Patriots their defensive identity back that they had lost. Wilfork and Ninco were there through all that bullshit and then you add Revis and Browner with Logan Ryan and Malcolm Butler as their backups and McCourtey able to move to Safety and the Duckboats were back. Shoutout to Jonathan Jones and obviously Gilmore who both came around later too.. Pat Chung is good apparently but every time i'd see him cover a tight end he would get beat lol he always seemed overrated to me but i'm ranting now. The secondary deserves all the credit in the world for those championships

@@waynetables6414 100% agree, especially Butler in Super Bowl 49. He delivered the perfect belated college graduation gift for me. It's crazy we couldn't stop anything in 2010 and 2011. However, we made up for it with turnovers and tightening up in the red zone. Coming out of the 2012 draft, I felt the defense was fixed and Talib's arrival and Alfonzo Dennard stepping up gave the defense a massive boost.

After Hester returned that touchdown it was all downhill for the Bears 😂

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Oh definitely that was such a weird ass SB

Yeah the only rainy super bowl

that should have been another Pats ring. But the refs went hard core in that one. Like the Seattle pissburgh SB. I stopped watching 1st qtr when the fix was in.

Not my Goat 🐐

@@XBC3-4GOTY L

@@XBC3-4GOTYhater 😂

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Well stated

McNabb legit lost them this game. He threw like 5 ints and got lucky on a couple of them

He only threw 3 and one of those was a hail Mary.

almost 2 decades! it's been that long! congrats to the chiefs! if any team would end the super bowl back to back winning drought it had to be them!

Donovan McNabb are reasons 1 & 2 as to why we didn’t win this game. The score at half time should have been 10-7 or 14-7 if Mcnabb doesn’t throw that pick. Then wasting so much time at the end of the game because he’s hungover and throwing up. What a waste.

Over the 2017 squad? Over God’s team?? Not a chance

@@anthonylopresti3078this team clears 2017; any eagles fan would tell you that

mcnabb great??? lol

@@juancarlosfonjul4557 absolutely! I mean, not like Big Ben rivers manning bros etc during that time. But still a good qb. Mind you im a cowboys fan so I saw this guy torch us a lot in the 2000s

Who cares eagles got their revenge in 2017

Semion Johnson now say it without crying

@@mjf2891 ain’t nobody crying fool they got their revenge in 2017 so it don’t even matter anymore

@@semionjohnson1351 Ain't NOBODY care fool Brady got the most important one to cement a dynasty and he got another ring after the 2017 season. Eagles are trash.

@@israelp348 the eagles have been one of most successful franchises in the 21st century they are far from trash and nobody cares about Brady you clowns worship that man and he don’t even know you exist your a disgrace

13 years later lmao

@@newjerseyjustin doesn't matter Superbowl a Superbowl

Loved seeing Troy covering Owens at the end of this game. My favorite Pat of all-time

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That’s debatable, Parcells and Holmgren were still around with new teams , Joe Gibbs had the Skins back in the playoffs, Reid was known for losing the 3 NFC title games and then this Super Bowl

Still #1 and #2 if you ask me

Not at the time. Today? Indubitably.

@@tim.noonan pretty incredible… the best coaches in the NFL from 2004 are still on top of the game.

Also remember mcnabb left 6 pts in the first half with them turnovers & horrible play & please let’s not pretend like ty law can cover T.O. They both hall of fame but cut it out ty law ain’t champ Bailey

You’re right. He was better than Bailey. He absolutely could of covered Owens. If Law was out there this game would of been a blowout.

In my opinion I think Rodney Harrison should have won the mvp in this game rather than Deion branch because Harrison had 2 int and 1 of those int was the super bowl winning int also I believe he had a sack but I understand that branch had 133 yards and 11 catch’s but ok

They also cheated to win 🤷‍♂️

@@mshat18 no the game wouldn’t have been a blowout the Eagles were one of the best teams in the league and have finished the season 13-3 and plus Terrell Owens was playing on a broken ankle and still played good

So u came with T.O?

Just like the Patriots were cocky before super bowl 52 and lost to the eagles it’s seems being cocky before the super bowl isn’t wise

@@semionjohnson1351 i mean youre talking about a team that had won 2 of the previous 3 Super Bowls at the time. I would think youve earned the right to be a little cocky.

@@FloridaCeltic34 nah you should never be cocky regardless of how successful you are you can be confident but not cocky

04 team acts the 23 team 😂

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Ah, those Spygate days were amazing! I love cheating

@@xxshrimptacoxx5720 keep living in denial

@@xxshrimptacoxx5720 i'm pretty sure you love losing boy lol

@@1990Thunderbolt Now This Is The Greatest Super Bowl Game That Your Patriots Have Been Waiting For My Man.🏈

Well, Philly was far from a Cinderella...starting 13-1 and having been to the prior THREE NFC title games. But yeah, the Patriots were definitely leaning towards hated after 3 titles in 4 years.

Mcnabb was so shaky in the 1st quarter its amazing we actually scored first. /thank god they got revenge #SB52

@@johndoe-gn1kv I'd rather take 6 over 1

@@johndoe-gn1kv ya mcnabb also puked in the huddle to start the game lol

@@redt7452 wait in honor of nick foles i love mcnabb but fuck him. can we agree as crazy as it is that Nick Foles arguably had thee greatest performance in Super Bowl history!!! i still sometimes just think I still cant believe he really showed up against TB. i look at everyones QB performance and I dont dont see a complete game the way he did.

I wouldn't be surprised

Belichick ripped Mr. “4th and 26” after the game saying “he’s terrible. we were happy when Freddie was on the field”. The dude had I think 5 TDs in 4 years after being a first round pick, yet he would not stop talking constantly (“I just want to thank my hands”). The Belichick quote pretty much put the nail in the coffin

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Harrison was good but man that dude played dirty

At the time I can understand why they gave it to Branch after those back to back Super Bowls, but that was clearly when he peaked. I think historically it looks better if Harrison or someone from the Defense got it once

McNabb was the patriots MVP

What? The Packers have 15 titles (OK 11 of them are pre-Super Bowl era) but give credit where it’s due

Richard Stevens I was born in 2000 and saw a lot of patriots games we were always winning games division championships and Super Bowls for 20 years that will never be matched go pats forever

People always tried to plan Super Bowl parties at someone’s house who had HD, it was a huge win. Unfortunately some people would have an HDTV but not actually pay for HD service resulting in horrible stretched SD

Yes, that was a classic.

Tyrone Poole being out most of the year was huge too. When Troy Brown is the best nickel corner on a roster that had 13 different defensive backs and they still win the Super Bowl, it’s safe to say that they were a loaded team that overcame everything thrown at them

@@johnny__topside yeah Poole was a super important depth guy, solid vet presence with a young Samuel and Randall Gay under them, if I remember Poole was part of the Panthers team that knocked out Dallas in 1996. He did get roasted by Steve Smith for a TD in Super Bowl 38 haha but overall a good player and has always seemed (in the media at least) like a good guy; was a tough SOB, after his knee injury week 6 he tried to come back and play and actually got on the field for a few snaps in week 14 against the Bengals near the end of the game (when Troy Brown ended up getting a game-ending INT) but his knee was in such bad shape he couldn’t give it another go the rest of the year, a little like Bakhtiari for the Packers this year

Or McNabb walking to the center 😂

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he used to work for NFL Network as well

He used to work for NBC too. I mean in the 90s when NBC had the AFC slate, and some awesome theme music.

According to TO, McNabb was hammered and hung over

But still Montana never threw for more yards then mcnabb did in a sb

@@lordzedd3297 The difference is Montana never threw a pick in four Super Bowl appearances, while McNabb threw three in one appearance.

Can’t trust a black QB

And Montana never ran for 600 yards in a season or threw for more than 30 TD and less then 10 picks or got to 4 championships and a super bowl with James thrash as his best receiver in each playoff game

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I'm happy that KC beat 'em this year.

And Freddy Mitchell

Yes

joe and Troy have called games together for 20 years

@@timelymirror7826 now on espn. it feels weird lol

At the 5:00 mark. LJ Smith outright pushed off.

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gonna be the 49ers son!

@@PeanutButterAndJellyBros with the blown lead coach and the qb you have?

@@halamadridpatriotsnationgo10572020s is ours.

​@@PeanutButterAndJellyBros how? you couldn't beat the chiefs in the super bowl cause you've blown a 10pt lead in tthe 4th quarter. you lost to the rams in almost a same situation. you blew a 10pt lead in the 4th quarter. i can't take your niners seriously with all these blown games you guys had over the past few years.

He choked in this game