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Get the inside scoop and analysis from Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots players and coaches on one of the most discussed plays in recent history as cornerback Malcolm Butler makes the play of the season by intercepting Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson to win Super Bowl XLIX.
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@daniellecroy5061
@daniellecroy5061 7 лет назад
That shot with Malcolm crying while his teammates walk and celebrate with him is so powerful.
@saytr4
@saytr4 4 года назад
Timestamp 8:54
@rtalpha4172
@rtalpha4172 3 года назад
@M did anyone ask
@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317
@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317 3 года назад
@M again with this crap? FOOTBALL IS A SPORT. sliding around flopping and faking getting kicked and the game ended 0-0 aint a sport
@awadbuisir
@awadbuisir 3 года назад
@@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317 look I play soccer and I replied to this fool saying that anyone can enjoy their own sport. I like basketball soccer and football. No need for you to take down soccer man. Just say something respectfully
@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317
@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317 3 года назад
@@awadbuisir soccer is lame. Boxing is more worldwide than soccer if you wanna make that type of argument
@alexgammino
@alexgammino 8 лет назад
"Malcolm, GO!" Best decision ever made ever!
@TheKeenanmeboy
@TheKeenanmeboy 8 лет назад
why is nobody talking about this decision? Probably the biggest decision of the game.
@misterhankey5547
@misterhankey5547 8 лет назад
+AJAX BEATZ Arrington sucked ass. He was getting burned the entire game.
@mjrogers2
@mjrogers2 8 лет назад
+AJAX BEATZ Giants/Yankees/Knicks/Rangers
@chrisadamson9556
@chrisadamson9556 8 лет назад
+Mike Rogizzle Celtics, Red Sox, Bruins, Patriots...
@galaxy3130
@galaxy3130 6 лет назад
Mister Hankey yeah sure
@PhatMon920
@PhatMon920 3 года назад
The GREATEST play in Super Bowl history. No game winning field goal, touchdown pass and catch, defensive stop, quarterback touchdown run, or anything else is better than this. It was an absolute PRIVILEGE to have witnessed this live.
@Charizard1993
@Charizard1993 2 года назад
umm.... the catch from giants vs patriots in the superbowl ?
@Rizzy_K
@Rizzy_K 2 года назад
@@Charizard1993 are you talking about the David Tyree one or Mario Manningham? Either way, it doesn’t matter. This INT is still the better play. It gave the patriots the win, whereas the other catches, albeit incredible as well, still were made with significant time on the clock.
@SmittyCity15
@SmittyCity15 2 года назад
Yeah only thing even close is the ravens goal line stop vs the 49ers
@clintenos
@clintenos 2 года назад
Nah, that Mike Jones tackle against the Titans back in 2000 was the best play.
@Rizzy_K
@Rizzy_K 2 года назад
@@clintenos an INT at the goal line is way more clutch and difficult
@jarradlavoie
@jarradlavoie 5 лет назад
I remember watching this game and in my head thinking "Marshawn's about to seal the deal". Still can't believe they went for the pass. What a game man
@dogbert102010
@dogbert102010 8 лет назад
Belichick wasn't staring across the field, he was using a Jedi mind trick on the Seattle OC to call a pass
@travelfoodielove
@travelfoodielove 6 лет назад
dogbert102010 lol
@danielharris3862
@danielharris3862 5 лет назад
"You will call a pass play."... "I will call a pass play."
@versatiletitan2466
@versatiletitan2466 5 лет назад
Better believe it bill looked Pete right in the eye....
@peytonboyd8829
@peytonboyd8829 5 лет назад
Because bill is a cheater
@nurse0857
@nurse0857 4 года назад
I’d buy that. When you watch the “Do your job” documentary for the Patriots/Rams Super Bowl you can hear him saying “where’s McVay? I can’t see McVay.” Apparently his powers do require a visual to properly work.
@knowsmebyname
@knowsmebyname 8 лет назад
Dont'a Hightower. Its worth remembering that he was playing with a destroyed shoulder that required major surgery days after the game. And he brought down the Beast with a shoulder tackle. That's tough. A big time linebacker.
@jack90054
@jack90054 8 лет назад
+knowsmebyname I think his name is spelled Dont'A. Amazing play that not much people saw, the one that set up the Butler interception.
@DestroyNations
@DestroyNations 8 лет назад
Nobody likes a wise ass Jack.
@knowsmebyname
@knowsmebyname 8 лет назад
Giovanni Ortiz lol
@DestroyNations
@DestroyNations 8 лет назад
***** don't be such a drama queen
@robertpalmer8371
@robertpalmer8371 8 лет назад
+knowsmebyname Thats why you get defensive players from Bama, they tough as sh*t. Roll Tide!
@marcusdavisjr.1578
@marcusdavisjr.1578 5 лет назад
Tom Brady’s reaction is priceless.
@R.E._Peony
@R.E._Peony 2 года назад
“A grown man’s love of a little boy’s game.”
@tchombre1992
@tchombre1992 Год назад
It is kinda wild... lol. I mean 6 years later he was literally packing his duffle bag immediately after the Super Bowl LV win like they didn't just win the Super Bowl... After these type of games, a blow out super bowl just doesn't do it for ya like it used to lmao.
@ryanslauderdale
@ryanslauderdale Год назад
Best NFL celebration ever.
@thunderboltpenetrator8498
@thunderboltpenetrator8498 Месяц назад
Thats how i reacted as well ! We was all wishing for aomething to shut sherman
@anindya9471
@anindya9471 5 лет назад
Damn I had no idea about Ernie Adams. He is the god of the field analysis.
@bridget5180
@bridget5180 2 года назад
He just officially retired this year 😭
@Travis3500
@Travis3500 2 года назад
Literally a master of the game
@Yayrel
@Yayrel 7 лет назад
That interception is unforgettable
@Yayrel
@Yayrel 7 лет назад
I'm back a month later and I'm still getting chills
@mig4868
@mig4868 7 лет назад
JarelAloha This weekend is payback time.
@Yayrel
@Yayrel 7 лет назад
Lord Twinkie May the best team win
@michaelmanson2082
@michaelmanson2082 7 лет назад
JarelAloha it will always be.
@theycallmeGUN
@theycallmeGUN 6 лет назад
Apparently Belichick forgot last night
@vladboston7433
@vladboston7433 7 лет назад
WTF!?!? I thought this was a lucky play by Butler, but The Patriots actually prepared for it?!?! And they anticipated it??!?!? Thats crazy!!!!! ;)
@FightMeRLG
@FightMeRLG 7 лет назад
I know! Sick right? This video is amazing. And the part from 9:51-10:49 is just a bonus
@oz1751
@oz1751 5 лет назад
Yeah, amazing Earnie Adams knew Seattle would run that play on the goal line. Even though they only used it three times in three seasons, and never even in the red zone. Uncanny.
@prophetmaster4997
@prophetmaster4997 5 лет назад
Not crazy, game rigged af. Not Seahawks fan either.
@NoMoreBadDays_
@NoMoreBadDays_ 5 лет назад
Muhammed Malik yea yea yea stfu
@shigsho
@shigsho 5 лет назад
@@prophetmaster4997 If it was rigged it was Wilson who rigged i and that is just stupid.
@strategic1710
@strategic1710 4 месяца назад
People criticize Carroll way too much for this play call. This was perfect play diagnosis, teamwork, and execution by Browner and Butler, and a special play by Butler. This is a touchdown 95/100 times.
@jd229
@jd229 2 месяца назад
Ofc the reveiver had no idea he was about to be blindsided but the ball went straight thru his hands too. Crazy that it was picked and not just knocked down.
@connpwn3780
@connpwn3780 3 года назад
Out of all the Pats insane superbowls this one was the most special. With my entire family all thinking “ugh not again, a crazy catch yet again to lose a super bowl” and then Butler stepped up made the play, won the super bowl. Even tho he is not on the patriots he is one of my favorite players to this day. So lucky to have witnessed such an amazing 20 year run and insane dynasty!
@samuelhain2712
@samuelhain2712 8 лет назад
Never seen a QB get LESS blame for throwing a SB losing pick than Wilson
@samuelhain2712
@samuelhain2712 8 лет назад
+Kazador -Nonsense. Wilson stared at the receiver the whole time, giving the play away. Wilson's short for a QB, and probably couldn't see Butler breaking on the ball. Wilson's a glorified game manager. He's ineffective without Lynch.
@samuelhain2712
@samuelhain2712 8 лет назад
+nightowlhunter3 -Totally agree. If Tony Romo, Jay Cutler, Eli or Peyton Manning etc had thrown that pick, the media would have blamed the loss completely on them. The media skipped right past Wilson (the guy who threw the INT) and attacked his coach for the play call. IDK why media handles Wilson with kid gloves, maybe because he's not white. Most QBs are tall. They need to see over the OL and defensive line. Wilson's short. It's doubtful he could see Butler breaking on the ball. Being short is a major reason why Seattle rolls Wilson out a lot; he can't see over the OL and DL. It's why he's not a pocket QB. Brady's amazing because he does so many subtle things. He can see coverages (like Butler's ) developing, and throw to a 3rd, 4th, or 5th option. It's one of the many things he does well that simple-minded people don't see. They'd rather blame his incredible, long term success on deflated footballs. Stupid.
@samuelhain2712
@samuelhain2712 8 лет назад
+nightowlhunter3 -Yes, Wilson could've thrown a low, better placed ball, and Lockette could've used his body to protect it. Carroll's explanation about the play call made some sense: Seattle had only one timeout left. NE had its goal line D in, and Lynch wasn't good on goal line runs. A short pass has low odds of being picked off, and, if incomplete, stops the clock. Belichick has nerves of steel. Millions of people watching on TV were screaming at him to call a timeout. But like Brady, he's a situational genius. He could see Seattle was waiting for him to call one. When he didn't, it puzzled Seattle, and more or less forced them to throw a pass (which Belichick preferred), in order to stop the clock (if it failed).
@gavindaboss4790
@gavindaboss4790 8 лет назад
+Kazador yeah. Nice pass. just perfect play by malcolm
@samuelhain2712
@samuelhain2712 8 лет назад
+zerpbrandon College scouts said Wilson sometimes couldn't see over the O and D lines. That's why Seattle rolls him out a lot. It looks like Wilson didn't see Butler breaking on the ball. If he did, he would've thrown it away (or to another receiver). Brady does all of these subtle things and more within seconds It's why he's elite.
@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf
@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf 8 лет назад
That shot of Malcolm Butler at 8:57 sobbing as his teammates carried him off the field is more powerful than Orr in '71, Bird in '81 and Foulke in '04. Just pure emotion / joy.
@WrathchildNH
@WrathchildNH 8 лет назад
+Michael Murphy after making the play earlier and having the ball land in the receivers lap would've destroyed many good veterans for long enough they'd have never recovered mentally to do what Malcolm did ..... this video shows why they are the best .... the commitment to detail from EVERYONE involved with the team
@navymmw
@navymmw 8 лет назад
'71?
@Lordfarquad1213
@Lordfarquad1213 8 лет назад
+navymmw I'm assuming he meant '72.
@WrathchildNH
@WrathchildNH 8 лет назад
Malcolm Butler is the anti-Bill Buckner
@323guiltyspark
@323guiltyspark 8 лет назад
+Michael Murphy "You just won us the Super Bowl." The greatest thing a football player can ever be told.
@CBL36ACY
@CBL36ACY 8 месяцев назад
9 years on and it still gives me chills. Could watch this over n over. What I would've done to watch this live. I for sure woukdve cried haha. What a feeling. From NZ!!!
@wegotthecup11
@wegotthecup11 7 месяцев назад
I watched this live as a 14 year old after crying after the 2 giants losses it was unreal when the kearse catch happened it felt like Tyree and Manningham all over
@nk-fr1xz
@nk-fr1xz 4 года назад
6:17-6:24 is so iconic it gives me chills everytime i see it. Both coaches hands on their knees watching on closely right up until the end knowing only one of them comes out victorious after this play
@Musicrecords10
@Musicrecords10 7 лет назад
Give credit to Hightower
@pete8634
@pete8634 5 лет назад
did you watch the video? they did
@ChrisJones-vt2rz
@ChrisJones-vt2rz 5 лет назад
All credit to them📖 BUT it was a GUARANTEED touchdown if they gave the ball to the beastmode
@SliceofBread123
@SliceofBread123 5 лет назад
Browner too
@GrassValleyGreg
@GrassValleyGreg 5 лет назад
@@ChrisJones-vt2rz Not to mention it was 2ND DOWN and they had a timeout to burn. So even if Beastmode doesn't break through the first time......
@maddmancord
@maddmancord 5 лет назад
If you look closely you can see how after Malcolm intercepts it Hightower tried to pull him into the end zone
@johngreen6521
@johngreen6521 7 лет назад
As much as I can't stand that David Tyree catch. I get chills when I hear "Malcolm Go!" and see this play. He deserved the MVP. Glad Brady gave him the car.
@danielyankun3605
@danielyankun3605 7 лет назад
I think Edelman deserved it, he made some huge plays and I think he is the most valuable player to his team in the NFL
@Rawk4Life
@Rawk4Life 7 лет назад
He deserved the MVP for a last minute interception? Uh...no.
@callascallas3
@callascallas3 7 лет назад
Rawk4Life yes he sure did, he literally single handily won the super bowl. How much more valuable can you get man
@paulunknown3149
@paulunknown3149 7 лет назад
+Ordinary Alex Maybe due to the fact that no one except Patriots fans knew who he was prior to last year's Superbowl. And one amazing play doesn't' equal game MP status.
@badlandskid
@badlandskid 7 лет назад
Ordinary Alex actually, the Hightower tackle the play before was just as huge. Browner had a big part in Butler's ability to get to the point of the interception. In other words it was team success.
@michaelwilhelm157
@michaelwilhelm157 5 лет назад
"Situational Awareness" : Those 2 words encompass the most successful coaching philosophy I've ever seen implemented in any sport! The term genius is thrown around a lot but in Bill Belichick's case it is certainly warranted. The man operates on a different level. What a pleasure it's been to watch him coach football. We've really witnessed something special!
@danacaldwell5388
@danacaldwell5388 3 года назад
Thank you. Well said
@adrianwallenborg7396
@adrianwallenborg7396 2 года назад
Me and my dad started watching the NFL in 2013, being from Sweden it's not a big sport here. We chose patriots after watching the Brady 5 documentary and his underdog story captivated us. Us sitting up till 4 am in the morning to witness this play together is a memory I will cherish forever, I remember Russel Wilson dropping back and me just going "They're passing!! THEY'RE PASSING" and then just instantly after Malcolm making that pick me and dad just jumping up and down and hugging each other, probably waking all our neighbors with our cheers. Great memory, very thankful for that!
@23dlc
@23dlc 7 лет назад
Gotta give it to my boy deonte hightower for the stop prior to the malcolm butler interception
@roaring20spennies
@roaring20spennies 7 лет назад
That was a legendary stop, he's like a rhino
@gabehughes2520
@gabehughes2520 5 лет назад
23dlc Dont’a*
@christrotter3052
@christrotter3052 5 лет назад
Hell...ya
@a-ddaigrepont3375
@a-ddaigrepont3375 5 лет назад
yea glad they beat dem thugs
@sheepdavis
@sheepdavis 5 лет назад
Dont'a
@Dasani605
@Dasani605 8 лет назад
When I looked over there something just didn't look right! Bill Belichick not using that timeout proves why he's in a totally different league from every other NFL coach!
@MrConstantine02
@MrConstantine02 8 лет назад
+Dasani605 Best coach in history.
@Dabket3araB
@Dabket3araB 8 лет назад
That was a genius call not to call the timeout and let it play out. This says how much he trusts his team and the amount of practice they do every day.
@Dasani605
@Dasani605 8 лет назад
You got that right!
@jimgrant92
@jimgrant92 8 лет назад
+Dasani605 Ill admit I was screaming to call a time out, but goddamn!! What a call by that fucking mastermind.
@earthpart3
@earthpart3 8 лет назад
+Jimmy Boy LOL me too. I was like oh great now they're gonna score and since he didn't call a timeout they will run out of time. AGAIN.
@draeco6875
@draeco6875 5 лет назад
Even as a Seattle native and Seahawks fan, I’m so hapy for Malcolm
@kunalm7726
@kunalm7726 4 года назад
As a football fan, this was an epic moment... as a seahawks fan, I get so mad every time I see this for what could have been
@pdboomin2
@pdboomin2 8 лет назад
all the Seahawks needed was "HB Dive" lmao
@CodeinCaptain
@CodeinCaptain 8 лет назад
+Sahel Ahmadi nah, y'all asked Carroll
@Foobuu
@Foobuu 8 лет назад
It wasn't in their Playbook at that momment 😂
@Micscience
@Micscience 8 лет назад
+Peter Nguyen Seahawks coaching staff wasn't equipped for big game time decisions. If the Seahawks got that pass into a touchdown no one would have complained. They had time to run more than 1 play but they only had one time out. It was the Genius of the Patriots that won that game by Bill Belecheck not calling the time out he threw them all out of whack and there thoroughness as a team practicing that pick play is what really won the super bowl. Even if they would have handed it off to Lynch he wouldn't have made it it was destiny bra. Destiny all right.
@scott5930
@scott5930 8 лет назад
+Sahel Ahmadi you mean field goal...
@teebsandboat
@teebsandboat 8 лет назад
Even if you guys ran the ball we have one of the greatest defenses and it's football anything can happen so you don't know there would've been a TD
@crazyman165216
@crazyman165216 8 лет назад
I feel like no credit is given to the Patriots. After watching this video i realized that they actually practiced to counter this play and everyone acts like it was an error of Seahawks. Yes i believe it kinda is but still.
@nordmenn0855
@nordmenn0855 5 лет назад
Erick Solis everyone just says “pats cheated wah wah wah”
@EdJaMoiE
@EdJaMoiE 5 лет назад
Po 000 t
@k1ngtempest
@k1ngtempest 5 лет назад
Evan Landré the game “deflategate” was rainy so we dipped a ball in water for the game length and the ball was under inflated
@k1ngtempest
@k1ngtempest 5 лет назад
Evan Landré I also can’t believe people still care
@noahparker50
@noahparker50 5 лет назад
@@nordmenn0855 Well, they were rigged into winning a super bowl against the Falcons so...
@jeffrutt5292
@jeffrutt5292 4 года назад
The greaest defensive play in Superbowl history. From a little kid from West Alabama.
@horatiohornblower3757
@horatiohornblower3757 Год назад
My favorite moment is 8:55. Going from undrafted free agent rookie to making the game winning play in the superbowl you can see the emotional overdrive he is going through at that moment. I'm sure the feeling was unfreaking believable. For all the people talking about how it felt to win the superbowl, I imagine the feeling Butler was going through in those moments were magnified even more so.
@EpicSauce12345
@EpicSauce12345 7 лет назад
Remember my dad screaming like a little girl when Malcom made that catch. A lot like Tom Brady haha. That feeling, as everyone in my house ran around in absolute euphoria is something that I had ever experienced before. Beautiful
@enthused7591
@enthused7591 7 лет назад
I had watched it in Florida after moving from western Massachusetts. A living room full of Dolphins fans talking to me about how Brady was down by 10. I said "You watch. It's gonna be a hell of a comeback" (which is a Brady quote). I, too, got up and started yelling like a little girl and running around. One of the greatest football moments ever. And really the best example of Brady's greatness. He's just truly the BEST to ever play the game.
@MrLukasboys
@MrLukasboys 7 лет назад
Guess after SB 51 you did it again. :D
@EpicSauce12345
@EpicSauce12345 7 лет назад
NexoFX ISKU I wasn't with my father unfortunately this time. I'm away at college right now, but it was just as incredible! You could hear the collective cheer around campus when they scored that winning TD! Sooooo cool
@IPIRIEY
@IPIRIEY 6 лет назад
just goes to prove that bill belichek is the greatest coach of all time. I wish Peyton or Rodgers got to work with him.
@duffal0
@duffal0 5 лет назад
you’re lucky u guys win every year. it’s like another day at the office lol
@Autobot_Megatron
@Autobot_Megatron 8 лет назад
This is one game I'll never forget. That last minute interception from Malcolm Butler....man.
@brucejenna2312
@brucejenna2312 8 лет назад
i was in tears when he picked it off..
@Autobot_Megatron
@Autobot_Megatron 8 лет назад
Bruce Jenna I started a new job on the day of the Superbowl; so you can just imagine how ecstatic I was when the Patriots won - let alone that last second interception made by Butler. That was a great day for me lol
@josephcoleman57
@josephcoleman57 8 лет назад
+Bruce Jenna when kearsh caught that ball there was convinced no way in hell anyone would ever be able to tell that me that the Pats didn't have some sort Satanic curse on them 3 TIMES!!! NO EFFING WAY!
@6x_champs516
@6x_champs516 8 лет назад
me too
@probablypondering1657
@probablypondering1657 3 года назад
As sad as this may be to say, this was truly one of the greatest moments of my entire life.
@capt.jaylenbrown8534
@capt.jaylenbrown8534 3 года назад
trust me it isnt bad, as a titans fan us beating the ravens and pats may be the highest points of my 17 year life
@diamondz12345able
@diamondz12345able 5 лет назад
Butler, you will always be one of the great Patriots!!!
@Vfcpatsnation
@Vfcpatsnation 7 лет назад
Thank god for Ernie Adams lol
@christrotter3052
@christrotter3052 5 лет назад
Amazing.... So nonchalant as well
@oz1751
@oz1751 5 лет назад
Yeah, I wonder how he knew Seattle would run that play on the goal line? Especially considering they only ran it 3 times in as many season, and never even in the red zone? Weird.
@irar4665
@irar4665 5 лет назад
@@oz1751 I've been searching to see if anybody knew if Seattle ever really ran that play-- wud you kind enough to tell me when they ran that play 3 times and how you knew that? ( I've never gotten around to checking the whole seasons worth of plays-- and I just assumed they NEVER ran the play once, and that they practiced that play because.....ooops-- conspiracy theories best not be said unless proven!
@tenthstream1346
@tenthstream1346 4 года назад
That is actually a common play on the goal line, not just by Seattle. If you pay attention to the whole video, one of the coaches mentions that Browner had seen enough of those pick plays in his career and recognized it, telling Malcom who his assignment was, and Browner only played for the Pats that year, iirc. It's preached by Bill all the time, situational football, and I am sure you have heard it from him a thousand times. He spends a lot of time preparing for various situations that may come up during a game, and it has paid off many times. Honestly, the two receivers were in earshot of Browner telling Malcom what was happening. If I were one of them, that would have told me they know what's coming, and to somehow relay that or call a time out. But my guess is they didn't have any instruction on what to do in that situation...seeing they know how to cover it, and what to do at that point. Not knowing, they just ran the play they were told to. Seattle had the play clock winding down and hurried the play. The bottom line is this, New England was prepared for that situation...Seattle wasn't.@@oz1751
@jackturner8515
@jackturner8515 4 года назад
@@oz1751 Ernie Adams has a photographic memory. He films walkthrough practices (illegal), spies on the DC's signals every game (probably illegal), tells Belichick how to avoid it, and Goodell covers up their attempts to cheat because he doesn't want to ruin the status of the league. This article helps explain what he does: www.espn.com/espn/otl/story/_/id/13533995/split-nfl-new-england-patriots-apart (Command F Adams or Ernie or read the whole article)
@joshualapointe4239
@joshualapointe4239 8 лет назад
As a pats fan, I thought Russell Wilson threw a perfect ball to Malcolm Butler.
@SkipFlem
@SkipFlem 8 лет назад
+Joshua LaPointe THAT'S why Malcolm gave his old Nissan pickup truck to RUSS...
@joshualapointe4239
@joshualapointe4239 8 лет назад
Russ should run Pete Caroll over with it.
@SkipFlem
@SkipFlem 8 лет назад
+Joshua LaPointe They went with 'beastmode' last Sunday for ONE, (and the game) and that wasn't the answer, either.
@joshualapointe4239
@joshualapointe4239 8 лет назад
& also called an onside kick.
@BunnyOfElvnteenlives
@BunnyOfElvnteenlives 8 лет назад
+Joshua LaPointe In a perfect world I would have thrown it lower to decrease the change of it getting picked but yeah. Basically perfect.
@R.E._Peony
@R.E._Peony 3 года назад
Edelman “I’d do anything for you, Coach. I’d do anything for you.” That hit.
@georgegalvan9066
@georgegalvan9066 4 года назад
Chris collinsworth... he did his homework, he fired a shot, and made the play of the year. Wow. Them words give me chills
@tristanmatheny2361
@tristanmatheny2361 7 лет назад
Not even a Pats fan, and I teared up. -Panthers fan.
@desmondrichardson9967
@desmondrichardson9967 7 лет назад
bellichick is the man for real
@Flowzzz401
@Flowzzz401 7 лет назад
Tristan Matheny i'm a pats fan, and i teared up. - Patriots fan
@audbendaddy
@audbendaddy 7 лет назад
Tristan Matheny
@strongblue101
@strongblue101 7 лет назад
srry your team is now considered T to the R to the A to the S to the H... srsly man, I feel morbidly depressed for you right now.
@tristanmatheny2361
@tristanmatheny2361 7 лет назад
Fondle My Butthole Senpai Because Jared Hates Bread You don't have to tell me. I am used to bad seasons. We have never had back to back winning seasons.
@mdewolfe33
@mdewolfe33 6 лет назад
Malcolm Butler's defense in that last drive was just phenomenal. He played the Kearse catch as well as you could, and also had the awareness to realize it was a catch and shove him out of bounds, not to mention that insane interception. Also worth mentioning Hightower's great tackle on Lynch on the play prior.
@chill528
@chill528 6 лет назад
I've watched this maybe 10 times - and every time, I can't get over it. I will remember where I was when I saw this for ever - the LA Airport, standing with a crowd outside the only restaurant in the SW terminal with a TV, standing next to a guy with a Gronk shirt - and the roller coaster of emotions I felt. I think sports gives us this in a way that very few things in life do. Unbelievable moment.
@johndaley8367
@johndaley8367 3 месяца назад
Very Well said chill
@HansyBarts
@HansyBarts 4 года назад
8:21 *when your mom brings home McDonald’s*
@trevmac8362
@trevmac8362 4 года назад
😂😂😂 Best Comment of the thread
@EVS4078
@EVS4078 3 года назад
Lol
@bluej3d158
@bluej3d158 3 года назад
Most underrated comment
@salsa5316
@salsa5316 3 года назад
Gold
@Levi-Athan27
@Levi-Athan27 3 года назад
😂😂😂
@_TwinnA
@_TwinnA 8 лет назад
As a Patriots fans, actually growing up in Massachusetts this makes me tear up. All the shit we go through year after. If we do anything good we're cheaters, if we suck everyone's happy. This was a perfect in your face moment. Also at 27 it was the first superbowl victory by the Pats I got to watch with my dad. Definitely a special moment for me and all real Patriot fan #BostonStrong
@wreckless1870
@wreckless1870 8 лет назад
100% with you. From Virginia and family from Boston. Pats is a family.
@Seththebeast994
@Seththebeast994 8 лет назад
Deflategate????
@ButtTrauma
@ButtTrauma 8 лет назад
+Seththebeast994 What about the one ball being slightly under-pressure? And where was the proof?
@Ginger1726
@Ginger1726 8 лет назад
+Seththebeast994 Shut up loser!!
@mortysmith6657
@mortysmith6657 8 лет назад
Stfu racist
@jedimaster833
@jedimaster833 8 лет назад
Holy crap. Bill smiled at 12:40
@RudyB
@RudyB 8 лет назад
+Liek, comment, & subscribe! You guys notice he's like Eminem? they both rarely smile lol and are both legends
@elitejaguar231
@elitejaguar231 5 лет назад
Its a miracle LOL!!!!!
@fcnl
@fcnl 4 года назад
I watched this entire video just to see if Belichick celebrated the interception... apparently all he did was put an arm up...
@s.t.santos5928
@s.t.santos5928 Месяц назад
For a moment I thought it was CGI. 😁
@damachine3
@damachine3 4 года назад
8:55 He is overwhelmed with emotion. Very happy for him.
@classic_xan4020
@classic_xan4020 5 лет назад
One of the best moments in super bowl history. What a play.
@rg20322
@rg20322 Год назад
Until the game against Atlanta :)
@rayyu882
@rayyu882 8 лет назад
Interesting stats (source WEEI). In the entire 2014 NFL season, on "X and Goal" from the 1 yard line there were 109 passes thrown. 66 completed for TD, there were 1 INT, it's the one you just saw.
@aujun2089
@aujun2089 6 лет назад
"Malcolm go" is one of the best plan ever.
@reaglbeaglcurtis8388
@reaglbeaglcurtis8388 4 года назад
Even to this day people still remember this great man
@sparkproductions4735
@sparkproductions4735 3 года назад
Wow. It’s been 5 years since this unbelievable play
@TheObvious1890
@TheObvious1890 7 лет назад
One of the big myths arising from this game is that Wilson's pass was one of the worst calls ever. I don't think it was a huge blunder like everyone says. Lynch had his chance to get it in and Hightower stopped him with a marvelous tackle, so Seattle made a quick decision to mix things up with a short pick play. But Seattle, momentarily high on Kearse's catch and without a chance to mentally settle down, forgot about the intensive preparation of their opponents. New England had practiced against all kinds of strange plays, including that one, and they were able to anticipate it. Whether they could stop it...that came down to Butler, and he delivered. It would have been a solid play, and probably a touchdown, against most other NFL teams--in which case no one would be complaining about it today. Against Belichick and the Patriots, it sealed their doom.
@PedroMartinez-tt7lr
@PedroMartinez-tt7lr 7 лет назад
You are one of very few people who has analyzed the situation and thought it through. Most just have a results-driven knee-jerk reaction.
@boogersincoffee
@boogersincoffee 7 лет назад
I agree completely. The play call was a very low risk play too, just didn't work out. People are always way too results oriented.
@mbvglider
@mbvglider 7 лет назад
Seattle did blunder, but it wasn't all on that play. Hawks needed a touchdown. It was 1:06 left when the Kearse catch happens, and he is pushed out of bounds to stop the clock. Then, the Hawks couldn't get a play off before the play clock ran down on 1st down. That means they only had one timeout left. As long as Bill didn't bail them out by calling a timeout, 1:06 is not enough time to run four running plays with only one timeout left, so there are some limitations as to play calling. We all knew first down would be a run, but that was stopped, so clock ran. With 26 seconds left when the 2nd down play was snapped, we knew that either 2nd or 3rd down would have to be an attempted pass, so they decided to pass on 2nd down, which makes sense considering if you didn't pass on 2nd and you don't make a touchdown, you would have to call a timeout and be forced to pass on 3rd and everybody would know it, whereas if the pass fell incomplete on 2nd (which happens almost all of the time at the goal line), you still keep the option of passing OR running on 3rd down. So they actually did the logical thing. But if you think about it, they burned themselves when they burned the 2nd timeout at 1:06. If they didn't call that timeout, they would have had the full playbook available to me on all four downs. By only having one timeout left, they pretty much forced themselves into a situation in which 2nd down had to be a passing play.
@Truebells24
@Truebells24 7 лет назад
The most incredible part of the whole situation is Bill Belichick not taking a time out. He was quoted that he just thought "they should play through it" but I think deep down he knew he could get them into a passing situation if he let the clock run down a bit and let the emotions and panic settle in on the Seahawks sideline
@PedroMartinez-tt7lr
@PedroMartinez-tt7lr 7 лет назад
Truebells24 True. he did the same thing against the Colts in 2006 but that didn't work out for New England.
@MichaelSwg
@MichaelSwg 6 лет назад
If you're a patriots fan, or even a football fan in general, you should know and revere the genius that is Ernie Adams.
@johnmehaffey9953
@johnmehaffey9953 5 лет назад
A lot of praise for Ernie Adams and rightly so but always remember if he wasn't doing his job properly he would not be there this vid shows just how thorough the patriots are
@ruddogz71
@ruddogz71 5 лет назад
I remember seeing this and broke a tear...im a hardcore Eagles fan BUT...i love the NFL and I appreciate the great games no matter who plays. Butler you won this game man...Eagles champs now but everytime the Pats r in the SB u know its gonna be a great game
@Lioness_Es
@Lioness_Es 8 лет назад
The stars aligned for New England Patriots and coach Belichick. We will probably never see this kind of success & camaraderie amongst teammates, coaches, and staff again. I'm proud to say that I'm a NE Patriot fan.
@Maver1ck911
@Maver1ck911 8 лет назад
Definitely something I noticed between the Patriots and the Seahawks game audio. Pats was all love and unselfishness, a real desire to win for the guy next to you. The Seahawks was all "MVP, MVP, MVP? HE CANT COVER YOU, NOT CUZ YOU GOT TO CUZ YOU WANT TO".... so ignorant, so classless.
@PeteringYT
@PeteringYT 8 лет назад
+Grady McDonald And the brawl at the end as well as tripping TB12.
@MovieHound17
@MovieHound17 8 лет назад
+Grady McDonald which is why the football gods said"Pfffft these clowns think they are going to repeat, that is for class organizations, like the patriots."
@ChasmRift
@ChasmRift 8 лет назад
Karma strikes all it's victims. Richard Sherman & the Legion of Boom thought they were defensive gods, receivers were overly confident about their matchup to super bowl caliber corners, and they lazily concealed their plan to throw in the endzone
@cornszn3058
@cornszn3058 6 лет назад
Remember to, the Seahawks were winning, and the Patriots won the super bowl. Of course everyone is going to say “I️ love you”
@Cellod98
@Cellod98 4 года назад
“You ever think you’d get your hands on another one of these, coach?” “Sure did” Lmao
@jhaz89
@jhaz89 4 года назад
Haha yeah I laughed my ass off when he said that.
@bioxerdy3486
@bioxerdy3486 3 года назад
Stfu
@Bockerson
@Bockerson 4 года назад
I’ve watched this video 4 times and I still enjoy it. Not just because I’m a patriots fan, but because it’s a really insane series of events for Malcolm.
@sconniekush6585
@sconniekush6585 8 лет назад
Ive always disliked the Patriots until I watched this. They are more than a team, they are a family!
@mccreadykearney9863
@mccreadykearney9863 8 лет назад
+TheWisconsinGamer thanks man. Finally somebody who doesn't hate on us
@BlinKCavity
@BlinKCavity 8 лет назад
every team is a family, even highschool teams lol
@chrisconnors7309
@chrisconnors7309 8 лет назад
+Beast Mode I am enjoying him running his mouth off. Players like him are a cancer to a team. Talent isn't why the team is going down. The jerks are now running the team and the great Seattle team is being destroyed from within! It will only get worse from here.
@CommonCentsOutdoorsman
@CommonCentsOutdoorsman 8 лет назад
+Chris Connors You are a prophet LOL.
@hectorvalverde5044
@hectorvalverde5044 8 лет назад
football builds family man I play highschool football and in order to win u guys have to bond u guys have to be able to cooperate and trust each other even if u don't really like that guy as much as the others outside the football field andayhe u guys don't have the best relationships but inside those amazing white lines...he's family....and he thinks the same way
@Ivansports95
@Ivansports95 8 лет назад
one of the craziest super bowls ever... and i was workin a slow ass shift at chipotle
@riotorres1003
@riotorres1003 4 года назад
I cried when they didn't decide to hand the ball to MARSHAWN LYNCH!!! ONE OF THE GREATEST RUNNING BACKS
@dylanblack4049
@dylanblack4049 5 лет назад
almost 4 years later and i still remember this moment vividly, I got so emotional when I saw this live. The Butler did it, with the pick, in the end zone.
@TeoGrehan
@TeoGrehan 7 лет назад
Garoppolo at 8:23, Cleanest jersey in the stadium lol.
@vitreo1363
@vitreo1363 7 лет назад
It won't be clean very long.
@jouniorhart4573
@jouniorhart4573 7 лет назад
Teo Grehan Lmao did you notice how he tried to celebrate the pick with Brady and Brady ran to someone else
@HipHopJunkie
@HipHopJunkie 7 лет назад
That someone else was Josh Mcdaniels
@coopdogforlife3176
@coopdogforlife3176 7 лет назад
the packers should of been there the packers got a pick and he could of ran it to field goal range but he kneed it dumbly at the end of the game go packers
@patrickmacintosh6173
@patrickmacintosh6173 7 лет назад
Adam Kolmorgen lol
@KimchiKarma
@KimchiKarma 8 лет назад
Coming from a Hawks fan, now i fully understand the entire play, and ofc the play before it when hightower made the big stop leading into it. I realize it now that it was more than just skill/luck based play, and that they actually practiced this play in training camp, as well as that they knew what to do even before the ball was even snapped. This is relatable to a lot of my football experiences, and it gives me chills when i hear my coaches say similar things as they said in the video.
@lamakicker69
@lamakicker69 5 лет назад
woochaaang glad you understand, many people love to just say the Seahawks threw the game away with a bad call but really it was actually a good play call, the only problem was the Pats were not only ready for it but they also executed it perfectly
@marktrevino8139
@marktrevino8139 5 лет назад
Donta Hightower is the captain on defense! Phenomenal player god I love this team 🙌🏽
@cameronmcmaster
@cameronmcmaster 5 лет назад
This was my favorite moment I have ever watch I will always love Malcom butler for this idc that he it gone now one of his best games came as a rookie in the super bowl it can’t get better than that
@jackoconnor9018
@jackoconnor9018 6 лет назад
This was such a miraculous moment of my life to witness this happen.
@landon6480
@landon6480 4 года назад
Jack O’Connor yah same
@microsoftgovernment1253
@microsoftgovernment1253 3 года назад
Hey lol three years ago and I’m still watching this
@againsttherest1
@againsttherest1 3 месяца назад
​@@microsoftgovernment1253 3 more years and im still watching it, but now without Belichick, weird
@youngpicassoart7394
@youngpicassoart7394 8 лет назад
I cried when we won. I've been a pats fan since I started watching football when I was about 8. I cried when we lost both times to the giants and I was afraid that we were going to lose again and Brady led us back into it against the best defense in the NFL, and Malcolm sealed it off. Honestly watching your team win the super bowl is one of the greatest feelings I've had in my 17 year life. oh and dont mind my profile name, I do it to mess with people lol.
@vincevaldez3019
@vincevaldez3019 8 лет назад
You cried? Are you a chick?
@youngpicassoart7394
@youngpicassoart7394 8 лет назад
nah why would you think that?
@wreckless1870
@wreckless1870 8 лет назад
This was such an insane play.
@nathanaelquesenberry1538
@nathanaelquesenberry1538 8 лет назад
I cried when we lost
@tuckerapgar3696
@tuckerapgar3696 8 лет назад
Those two losses to the Giants were the most traumatizing moments of my childhood. Seeing the pats win the super bowl for the first time in my life was the best feeling ever.
@ReysonPtel
@ReysonPtel 4 года назад
Almost 5 years of watching this again, and as of today, it still gets me chills.
@MJSweeney11
@MJSweeney11 6 лет назад
Man. All you can do is respect this team. As a Packers fan. All respect. That Butler play was simply elite coaching. Malcom made the play, but coaching put him in position to make it. Also. Pats, thanks for beating Seattle.
@MLGCanthangwithus
@MLGCanthangwithus 8 лет назад
Best game ever.
@badhairline4982
@badhairline4982 8 лет назад
+Stephen Kranking coming from a green bay fan that means a lot.
@MLGCanthangwithus
@MLGCanthangwithus 8 лет назад
I'm not even saying that because its against Seattle and it made me so happy that they lost. It really was the best game ever.
@jessyhan3297
@jessyhan3297 8 лет назад
You have real class man, not bringing up deflategate. I agree with you.
@Albumbrella
@Albumbrella 8 лет назад
+Jessy Han deflategate didnt win this game but it got them there
@johnarundell7951
@johnarundell7951 8 лет назад
+Alvin Alers? They won that game by about 35 points didn't they? Get over it precious :D
@user-wt2ti2je4h
@user-wt2ti2je4h 7 лет назад
Imagine Malcolm Butler catching it then it falls through his hand on the ground, Seahawks run on the next play then collect the trophy. Thank god for Butler. Go pats!
@isaacnewton9365
@isaacnewton9365 7 лет назад
James R. that's the thing no one knew it was going To be intercepted... just an incomplete pass
@Pauly170
@Pauly170 7 лет назад
When I keep seeing Malcolm Butler intercepting the pass,he caught the ball at the one yard and it seemed his momentum was carrying him back in the end zone and a Seattle player touched him.Maybe someone can correct me but that would have been a safety,lucky he still had some strength to come back out and go near the two yard line.
@djfilms6936
@djfilms6936 7 лет назад
I'm not saying that you're wrong because you might be right. but, I think on an interception because of the way Lockette & Butler collided that it would've been a touch back because the momentum of the collision would've knocked him backwards.
@pascalnuding9391
@pascalnuding9391 7 лет назад
would have been a touchback not a safety and even better then the going down on the 2 yrd line. but it was sure enough :D
@markp.7109
@markp.7109 7 лет назад
For a safety to occur he would have had to deliberately enter the end-zone under his own impetus.
@phillyphilly__lii5653
@phillyphilly__lii5653 3 года назад
Why I love football. Malcom gets all the credit but Hightower tackle and the jam at the line are the unsung heroes. One being physical one being mental but both pure greatness
@crispinroy9839
@crispinroy9839 Год назад
Butler played like a legend that night, an amazing and heroic performance.
@shoc77ko
@shoc77ko 8 лет назад
I'm a Falcons fan but I started rooting for the Patriots because my H. S. team was the Patriots lol. When Parcells was the coach and Bledsoe got hurt that year and that was the beginning of Tom Brady. I've liked them ever since. Lol at all the haters!
@pattimaguire6661
@pattimaguire6661 8 лет назад
ty Jeremy, you got class,
@pattimaguire6661
@pattimaguire6661 8 лет назад
also If I had to pick a second team I say Packers,my pop Warner team I cheered for 2 seasons,
@DannyIgnite
@DannyIgnite 8 лет назад
I'm also a Falcons fan! But Tom Brady is my favorite player of all time.
@josephcoleman57
@josephcoleman57 8 лет назад
Ive been a fan of the pats way back to steve Grogan days l hated Bledsoe (not personally he's really a great guy) he always choked in the big game like Payton. I remember when the choice was made to stick with Brady and I was saying thank God we now have a chance
@ish9394
@ish9394 8 лет назад
went to heritage HS?
@adrianthompson4833
@adrianthompson4833 7 лет назад
This is EXACTLY why the Patriots are the best team in the NFL, all this time I thought it was just a lucky play the Super Bowl Gods blessed us with and they had been preparing for it already, that's just PURE GENIUS right there #PatsNation
@marlenemortler8452
@marlenemortler8452 7 лет назад
Adrian Thompson cheatriots
@aidanlebeau553
@aidanlebeau553 7 лет назад
Marlene Mortler prove it
@Micklemoose
@Micklemoose 7 лет назад
Did you watch the video Marlene? What about this is cheating? The Pats are more prepared than any other team in the NFL. That is a fact and that is why they win. It isn't like other teams haven't been caught breaking the rules over the last 15 years. It is just that everyone hates the Pats for winning so much that every time they get caught for stuff that everyone else gets caught for, everyone who hates them convinces themselves that this is the reason that they win. It is kind of pathetic really. Git gud.
@adrianthompson4833
@adrianthompson4833 7 лет назад
Michael Williams she's an idiot bro she won't understand
@peytonboyd8829
@peytonboyd8829 5 лет назад
Brady is a old crusty man you guys only win because of him
@peacesearcher4598
@peacesearcher4598 5 лет назад
They can never take that interception away from you Malcolm. You are a CHAMPION!
@rydermccall3590
@rydermccall3590 3 года назад
As a Seahawks fan, I’m happy to say I’ve moved on from this loss and can appreciate what an incredible moment this is. Good interception Michael Butler!
@sw309
@sw309 2 года назад
Lol
@RB01.10
@RB01.10 Год назад
Unfortunately, they were never the same afterwards
@jakerojas4756
@jakerojas4756 11 месяцев назад
​@ryanblanche1726 exactly. You can NOT keep a squad unified and ready to fight for chips after they lost out on this. Just not possible
@tanneraitken3768
@tanneraitken3768 7 лет назад
Hate the patriots but I have to give credit where credit is due. Malcolm Butler made the greatest play in super bowl history
@moneybaggs3976
@moneybaggs3976 7 лет назад
why because they beat you?
@tanneraitken3768
@tanneraitken3768 7 лет назад
Money Baggs haha no remember 20-18 and 30-24
@23dlc
@23dlc 7 лет назад
yall beat us fair and square should be a damn good game like always when denver and new england plays
@tanneraitken3768
@tanneraitken3768 7 лет назад
23dlc yes yes it will be
@paradisegaming644
@paradisegaming644 7 лет назад
Wrestler 4life Denver vs NE next week. Can't cheer for a team. Hate the broncos Hate the patriots Lol #still salty
@easucks1776
@easucks1776 7 лет назад
still literally crying tears of joy 2 years later
@jacksena9371
@jacksena9371 5 лет назад
this play will always have a place in my heart. even as a giants fan who has hated the patriots my whole life. i now realize that a football team aren’t just a bunch of grown men. a football team is and will always be families
@jamesnelson5618
@jamesnelson5618 Год назад
As You Always Hated The Patriots Are you happy Your giants Beat Them 2 Times in the Super Bowl and still live up that day and to this day? And Still had A happiness you'll always will?
@emmac573
@emmac573 5 лет назад
Hightower’s an absolute beast
@ShakaZ3D
@ShakaZ3D 7 лет назад
3 years later and i still get so amped and excited seeing this play. mostly because i remember exactly where i was and how i was feeling then it happened. i was way low and all of a sudden depression turned instantly to shock disbelief and excitement
@thirstyguy5417
@thirstyguy5417 7 лет назад
Chris Allen it hasn't even been 2 years yet actually
@Ladybug-mv4pp
@Ladybug-mv4pp 6 лет назад
Chris Allen I remember as well as soon as he caught it I started immediately screaming after just being silent & being nervous but never losing faith I started screaming that he caught it, he caught it we won we won OMG WE WON!!! WE DID IT! WE WON IT!! WHILE DROPPING TO MY KNEES!! Best feeling ever same with the Atlanta game!!!
@mr.nobody8181
@mr.nobody8181 4 года назад
sameeeee
@JuanitoElMexicano594
@JuanitoElMexicano594 3 года назад
I am from the future, I warn you to not see the 2020 session :(
@weaponsofwarfare9537
@weaponsofwarfare9537 8 лет назад
COMING FROM A RAIDERS FAN,THAT WAS THE GREATEST SUPERBOWL IVE EVER SEEN.BOTH TEAMS PLAYED SUPER WELL AND NOBODY KNEW WHO WOULD WIN UNTIL THAT AMAZING PLAY THAT MADE MY JAW DROP SAYING 'THAT WAS INCREDIBLE'
@devouredbyzombies
@devouredbyzombies 6 лет назад
I'm a Lions fan and this gives me chills. I hope one day I can feel what this is like.
@Liamnees1287
@Liamnees1287 6 месяцев назад
Dan Campbell might have a say in this
@topshottaliq2821
@topshottaliq2821 2 года назад
I always tell people it was a great call by the offense that anticipated read by Brandon jamming kearse at the line and butler making that quick real is overly impressive💯and the fact that they ran that play in practice shows the amount oh knowledge that he has to read and react on that play concept as he did💯 great corner who deserves more respect than he has gotten ‼️
@bleufargo1758
@bleufargo1758 8 лет назад
Wow that's crazy thy knew the exact play to win
@DannyIgnite
@DannyIgnite 8 лет назад
That's what Champions do.
@josephcoleman57
@josephcoleman57 8 лет назад
Because they were coached by the best staff in football. All of who did their jobs
@theone2225
@theone2225 8 лет назад
+Braulio Lebron its easy when you film teams and steal their plays haha (joking)
@bleufargo1758
@bleufargo1758 8 лет назад
+theone2225 no I under stand but wow gg great close game be ready to see us this season lol
@theone2225
@theone2225 8 лет назад
Braulio Lebron Im not a patriots fan at all and wanted to see them lose but that was a much better super bowl than the year before when the seahawks crushed the broncos. Patriots earned that one with that stop at the end. That rookie made probably the play of his life on that last stop.
@guyinthechat9533
@guyinthechat9533 7 лет назад
Play of the century.
@patriotslover8424
@patriotslover8424 2 года назад
Oh God,, it never gets old, thank you so much Malcolm
@manuelgasse
@manuelgasse 4 года назад
It's easy to call luck or to think it's just a bad play by Seattle but we cannot imagine all the hard work and the intelligence behind those simple plays. Thanks for the video. It's awesome.
@kelseyfournier3893
@kelseyfournier3893 8 лет назад
I can't believe that Malcolm Butler's interception was when he was a rookie!!👏👍👌💪Amazing!
@kelseyfournier3893
@kelseyfournier3893 8 лет назад
GO PATRIOTS!!!
@dannyquang7359
@dannyquang7359 7 лет назад
Go pats!
@brycehealy1573
@brycehealy1573 8 лет назад
I love Patricia: "We knew they were gonna come after him, which they did...right away..." I love to hear the gamesmanship of the matchup---both teams know it's the go-to matchup and this "kid" who was selling fried chicken 8 months earlier did his homework and made one of the most incredible plays any of you have ever seen.
@edwardbayone2989
@edwardbayone2989 3 года назад
This is one of the greatest NFL videos ever. It's smart and very well designed and directed. It gets you behind the scenes to understand how important a great coaching staff + practice, practice, practice are to success on the field. I learned so much about the play that I never knew before, even though I had watched the highlight dozens of times over the years. The pure joy that the coaches took in this play -- after all, they're not the ones who have to execute it -- was inspiring. It makes you shake your head that Butler was benched in the Philly Super Bowl; he deserved a "pass" no matter what dumb thing he may have said to someone in the hours or days before the game. Benching him was vindictive, childish and, worst of all, deeply unappreciative of his historic contribution to NFL history ((just listen to any expert who are all blown away by it). It revealed a fatal flaw in the Patriot Way which played a role in Tom Brady's decision to finish out his career in Tampa Bay. That fatal flaw was hubris. Humility and pride were called for -- and it didn't happen. Butler would never be the same. That "collateral damage" made the benching decision all the more unforgivable.
@king_krule9504
@king_krule9504 5 лет назад
From 9:07 to the end of the video, I kidd you not, I cried. I remember seeing this in real time. And to see this with all of them being excited and telling each other that they love each other and that there willing to do anything for each other is just... im at a loss for words. Nothing can describe a true bonding between friends and living in such a surreal moment. I felt this. Hope others can feel this way about their friends and hope the pats can win another super bowl in 2019. Bless🙏
@xxPLASTICNUKExx
@xxPLASTICNUKExx 8 лет назад
I get chills every time I see Malcolm's interception.
@minnesotamatt1980
@minnesotamatt1980 7 лет назад
Bill is a legendary coach.... Landry, Lombardi, Shula, Parcells, Green, Walsh, Gruden make room for another football mastermind
@redskinsfreak614
@redskinsfreak614 7 лет назад
Matt Wilson Bill is THE mastermind. All those other guys are 2nd best to the Hoodie
@somekidfromsomewhere1291
@somekidfromsomewhere1291 7 лет назад
Bill Belichick is a GENIUS! Period.
@garyofrivia7886
@garyofrivia7886 7 лет назад
Drogba's Ponytail Forgot Chuck Noll in that list.
@minnesotamatt1980
@minnesotamatt1980 7 лет назад
Dalton Thomason how could I
@lightyagami3492
@lightyagami3492 6 лет назад
Skol TV you forgot Jimmie Johnson bro.
@Stud03Muffin
@Stud03Muffin 6 лет назад
This is the 2nd best Super Bowl now after watching Super Bowl 52. The Eagles/ Patriots rematch was phenomenal. Nearly 1200 yards of total offense between both teams. That record will not be broken for a century.
@aidy1814
@aidy1814 5 лет назад
I'm in tears. The Pats are the best!
@TheBradySeven
@TheBradySeven 7 лет назад
Whenever I'm in any mood other than more happy than I need to be I just watch this video
@myrnariley7755
@myrnariley7755 7 лет назад
Me, too. I've done it many times - gone to youtube to watch the malcolm butler interception :D
@nikemi
@nikemi 8 лет назад
People need to stop saying it was a bad play call. With 26 seconds left and one timeout, the pass was the appropriate call. Wilson could have thrown it away to stop the clock if he was aware of the situation. If Lynch got stuffed, they'd have to waste their time out, and now it's down to passing on 3rd and 4th down. If Wilson threw it lower, and not a bit behind Lockette, it would have been a TD. 99 out of 100 times it's a TD. Butler just made a phenomenal play on the ball, with Lockette unaware of him breaking for the ball as well. Browner was just as integral to the play, as he did an amazing job jamming Kearse at the goal line. I'm not complaining though. I thank my lucky stars every day Russell threw that ball 🙏🏾
@larryjames4251
@larryjames4251 8 лет назад
Shut. The fuck. Up
@mystlegend9359
@mystlegend9359 8 лет назад
+Joey D um why should he
@larryjames4251
@larryjames4251 8 лет назад
yes
@saltcreator2438
@saltcreator2438 8 лет назад
+nikemi ...wasn't a bad play call---it was the WORST CALL IN THE HISTORY OF THE NFL!1ST of all,you write ''if lynch gets stuffed....''--but at that point in the game,Lynch has the major advantage of a worn down defense,and after that fluke catch by Kearse,that has GOT TO SAP YOUR EMOTIONAL ENERGY,with the feeling of ''we're gonna lose another SB on a fluke catch!""--I think he would have scored BARELY TOUCHED!! 2nd,you write,''if stuffed,they have to use their timeout,and now pass twice''. WHY??? FOR SURE,they can throw,and if incomplete,run on 4th...---but they could even RUN TWICE more!!!----After the timeout,you call 2 running plays in the huddle.If the 1st is unsuccessful,there's more than enough time to efficiently get back to the huddle,and run the 4th down play before time runs out---AND LYNCH RUNNING 3 TIMES IS ALMOST A 100% CHANCE OF A TD(in my opinion) 3rd,you write'' 99 out of 100 its a TD''--and I say that on that play,there's about a 3-5% chance of an INTERCEPTION (not discussing incomplete)--theres the chance of what actually happened,theres the chance of it popping off the hands of lockette on a hard throw over the middle,AND theres the chance of a defensive linemen getting his hands up and deflecting it up in the air....
@WISHBONEL7
@WISHBONEL7 5 лет назад
nikemi - It was about the worst play call that they could have made in that situation , even if they only had mediocre running backs . As stated by Collingsworth , if you hand the ball to Lynch 4 straight times and they stop you , simply shake their hands and say good game . Although I was pulling for the Patriots , " that was a stupid call "!!, and it will probably haunt Wilson and Carroll for the rest of their lives .
@cerealissoup84
@cerealissoup84 6 лет назад
I know this was only a few years ago, but i still get goosebumps from it. Amazing superbowl.
@TheBeggies95
@TheBeggies95 4 года назад
I still remember it like it was yesterday, Malcolm is a legend
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