Tom Brady and Peyton Manning's final showdown deserves a deep rewind 

Also worth mentioning: the reason they're trailing by 8 and going for 2 is because Stephen Gostkowski missed an extra point. The miss snapped his streak of 523 successful XPs, an NFL record. This was the first season the PAT was moved back to the 15, and he had made 55 already that year. A record that may never be broken ended this game.

I was in 4th grade in Massachusetts when Brady began. Then I moved to Colorado in 6th grade. So I have two NFL teams. I was lucky enough to go to this game and witness it firsthand. First game I ever saw with my dad. It was surreal.

I'm surprised you didn't mention the patriots missed extra point that made the difference. They get 7 instead of 6 on the first touchdown, its 20 to 19 and they kick it and go to overtime. I remember seeing them miss it and thinking watch that point be the difference in this game. Sure enough it was

I remember being in eighth grade amd my family literally screaming bloody murder on that two point conversion, the last seven years have sucked as a Broncos fan but I need to remind myself that we have literally won a Super Bowl more recently than like 26 Other teams, so despite having not made the playoffs, since we are still really lucky to witness a Super Bowl win in our lifetime

Eerie to realize how long it’s been since we’ve seen it 😢

7:12 “And the NFL script-writers nailed this moment”😂😂Perfect nod to pop culture and recent events😂😂

You know what really deserves a deep rewind? Game 7, 1991 World Series. In my eyes the greatest World Series ever rivaled only by 2001.

Miller made Brady's life hell, & I was still nervous that he was gonna pull it out & go to SB 50 😅 lol thanks for the classic rewind SB

Just amazed how gronk caught that ball while double covered to keep the drive alive til the end

I’m surprised this one is first over the 06 AFC championship game. That game is GOATED and deserves a rewinder.

That Broncos defense is truly one of the most underrated defenses of all time definitely top 5 💯

When Peyton and Tom shaked hands at the end and he said it was his last rodeo felt like the end of an era.

I was hoping Secret Base would do a rewinder on a Brady-Manning game. This is awesome.

As a Broncos fan the Denver vs New England rivalry, was one of most underrated, No one seems to really talk about it.

Both Tom Brady and Peyton Manning are legends not only in football, but in general.

A a broncos fan, this is no doubt the best video on RU-vid at the moment. Thank you Secret Base.

this put a smile on my face. peyton manning is the reason i became obsessed with the game of football and being a broncos fan in 7th grade and watching him struggle was so hard but that defense was unbelievable. brings back great memories, now i just hope we can get a little of that magic back w russ and sean

That 4th and 10 pass by Brady to Gronkowski on their last drive was one of the greatest and gutsiest throws I have ever seen. He put it right where it needed to be for Gronk. Then capped it off with a TD to Gronk. Unbelievable clutch time players making big plays.

How about the 1980 Miracle on Ice between the U.S. and Soviet hockey teams? That's something that definitely deserves a deep rewind! Surprised you haven't done one for that yet greatest upset in sports history!

Should’ve been some mention of the extra point gostkowski missed earlier that forced new england to go for 2 there

I became a Broncos fan because of 2015. The storyline, the defense, Manning not being there and then returning. It was beautiful, peak football. It has been very quiet for the last 7 or so years, but I believe we will not be a punching bag very soon. My brother is a Pats fan and me joking and laughing that day and the season game in the snow is one of my favorite memories lol

also the fact gostkowski missed an xp earlier in the game which made them go for 2 at the end here

Damn. I’m a broncos fan, and I remember this vividly. This still had me on the edge of my seat the whole time.

Was in 5th grade when this happened. I had only just gotten into football a couple of years prior and chose the Broncos randomly. This year I became an absolute diehard as it was my first time playing football. This moment terrified me. That Gronk seam down the middle of the field on fourth down followed by his tip-toe touchdown is engraved in memory. But that 2-pt conversion is my second most memorable moment as a football fan; the first being Cam stepping back from the fumble. We haven't even been to the playoffs since but I am okay with it because we got our first chip since Elway.

Peyton manning spent his entire career horsing around with the colts and Broncos

There will never be another QB rivalry like it. Period.

You guys should do a collapse video on the Broncos because what a gong show it’s been since their last playoff win (not to mention the Osweiler drama that ensued after Manning retired).

As a Colts fan, it was great to watch my favorite athlete off all time beat Brady in their incredible final match-up and go out on top as a SB Champion. I'll forever be grateful for Von Miller for helping make both scenarios happen. Had he not DOMINATED against the Patriots and the Panthers in SB 50, both wins would not have happened. Salute

I have absolutely loved international football all my life but iv been really liking the nfl lately I watched the last Super Bowl and now I’m hooked to all nfl content 😂

Fun fact: Due to this loss, Belichick made the Patriots offence practice a bunch of 2 point conversion; something which they would need the following year to pull off the greatest comeback in SB LI

I was at this game in the end zone where all the action was in the 4th quarter. It’s the loudest sports environment I’ve ever been in my ears were ringing for about 2 days afterwards. My parents were in the middle of a bad divorce at the time but since I had grown up going to every broncos game with them my mom wanted my dad there for once last hurrah as a family of broncos fans. Even though I was actually fortunate enough to go watch my team win Super Bowl 50 this was by far the most emotionally invested I ever was in a game and it just felt like such a weight off bronco fans shoulders to get one last one over Brady with Manning and get a shot at redemption from the blowout that happened to us in Super Bowl 48. Always will remember this game as one of the best moments of my life

This is probably Brady's most impressive game in many ways to me given what he had to deal with and still giving them a chance to win.

What people dont seem to understand in the Peyton vs Manning Rivalry is Tom often had homefield in Foxborough and a top 5 defense everytime. Peyton has had a subpar defense most of the time.

Broncos fan here great recap of the 2015 season. What a special season it was! So fitting it came down to one last Manning vs Brady showdown to go to Super Bowl 50.

That fourth down throw to Gronk down the seam was the clutches throw I've ever witnessed til this day!

Peyton is still my all time favorite player. Never missed a game he played from like 01 until he hung it up. I was so happy he got to go out a champion even if the defense dragged the shell of what he was to that ring. He deserved it and it was a fitting story book ending

Always love a new Rewinder! :D i will, however, go to my grave asking for a Rewinder of Vince Carter's buzzer beater from game 3 of the 2014 Mavs-Spurs series. It's such an underappreciated moment that could have led to something monumental. Plus you have the symmetry with VC's missed buzzer beater with Toronto

I'm an outlier here: I don't care about football. Basketball guy here, but I watched this whole vid, and it's not the first non-hoops vid I've watched fully. It's just the way you guys explain and put it together. The dif styles you all have that have me glued. So glad I subscribed way back when 👏🏾👏🏾 keep up the dope work

This video and the billy cundiff video summarize my childhood experiences of football i love it. It was so frustrating seeing the patriots do so well and then just barely do much in the playoffs. By most pats fans even when he had only 3 super bowls it was just expected that hed win any year. Im ready for his analysis in media and i think itd be crazy if both of them were on together talking about qbs.

Also, this game was traumatic to me, since this game shattered Stephen Gostowski's XP streak. He was never that reliable again

The Patriots failed lateral against the LV Raiders needs a deep Rewind!

Thank you! I love Rewinder. Great work. I would love to see another boxing Rewinder. Maybe Hearns/Hagler? If more football, please do The Catch 2.

I love you guys this channel is by far one of my favorites on RU-vid as someone who's a massive sports fan but is physically disabled unable to play sports and is stuck in bed or in front of the TV all day I love watching sports doc's especially when y'all post them keep up the great work I love em even when it's a sport I don't know a ton about like hockey!

Hands down my favorite game of all time! Von's defense. The almost comeback. The missed extra point. It was wild!

I'm still waiting on a Deep Rewind of Mamadi Diakite's buzzer beater against Purdue. So much material, from the UMBC loss, Carson Edwards playing an incredible game, UVA winning it all the next week, etc. Would be a great video, imo

Brady was brilliant in this game given the circumstances. The 2015 Pats got devastated with injury and the fact he hung in this game despite all the pressure was crazy.

OH MY GOD I was waiting for this for so long, I requested this so many times and I'm glad to see it up. One of your best ones yet. But if there's anything here for me to gripe on, I was very surprised you didn't mention the Pats' loss to the Eagles in Week 13. They were coached by Chip Kelly, had Sam Bradford as their QB, coming off of three straight losses, including back to back full-on meltdowns against Tampa and Detroit, and stunned the Pats in Foxborough in one of the drunkest games Brady has ever been a part of. A blocked punt return, Malcolm Jenkins' 100-yard pick six, and Darren Sproles' punt return for a TD. Without that loss, the game is likely not in Denver. And the loss to the Jets in OT with that coin toss was weird too.

After Gronk made those 4th down catches I almost jumped out the window of the apartment lmaooo… what an epic game that doesn’t get talked about enough imo

I remember that game in 2013 when the pats came back with an improbable win. I left my friend's house and they were down 3 scores with I believe only a quarter left. By the time I got home, the pats had somehow won. Crazy

Once again recommending the 2005 UCL final between AC Milan and Liverpool for a rewind, one of the best finals to a sports tournament in history and deserves a rewind.

I still remember this game like yesterday, crazy looking back on this game all that lead up to it from the regular season narratives up to this game crazy, one of the best games I’ve seen if only the patriots won 😔

"Welcome to a moment in history" is such a fitting phrase in these videos cause that's what they are. Always have to rewind after the moment just to hear it and watch what happens.

You should do one for the Seahawks/Broncos SB rematch in 2014. It was a modern classic rematch and a much more even game than the SB the year prior. Super underrated game with a great storyline going into it.

This season was such a roller coaster with how inconsistent the offense was but that defense was so good! Come playoff time they were locked in. That was a fun post season to watch. Go Broncos!

I was lucky enough to be at this game sitting right next to my grandpa. He’s gone now but the memory will always live on. I love you grandpa

2012 Seahawks @ Bears. A seemingly average Seahawks team emerged in Chicago versus a top tier Bears team. The Seahawks went on a historic tear afterwards all the way to Super Bowl 48 and 49. The Bears had a historic collapse. It was Urlachers last time on the field for the Bears and Lovies last season. Russell Wilsons first year.

Great video as always, but one thing left on it, why they needed a 2pt conversion.... Gostkowski missing the extra point :(

Do a deep rewind for the 2006 AFC Championship when Peyton's Colts knocked off Brady's Pats for the first time in the playoffs, which also ended on a Brady INT. That game made it a true rivalry.

such a good game. work was closed had a huge blizzard that day. got to stay home and celebrate the last time we were happy as Broncos fans😥😥

I'll never forget watching this game, and the entire second half felt like the Pats were on Denver's 35 and just couldn't move any closer. They'd drive down and then get stopped. Drive down and get stopped. Over and over. Say what you will about Peyton Manning and his lack of physical ability in that season, he was definitely still the leader of that team. The moment he replaced Brock Osweiler in the game against the Chargers the momentum of everything just felt different. Couldn't have been done without him.

That 4th down bomb to Gronk down the middle was something amazing to watch live

The only thing I’d say you got wrong about manning and the broncos is that manning was playing through a torn quad during the 2nd half of the 2014 season, leading to his drop in stats, especially during the last 4 games and their only playoff game that year. Despite that, manning putting up a 112 passer rating as a 38 year old is incredible after throwing for a record 55 touchdowns and 5477 yards in a season the year before

RIP Ronnie Hillman and Demaryius Thomas

I was at this game. I still remember my mom and I just in shock that the Super Bowl was next.

Broncos fans needed a lil bit of joy after this seasonm thank you SB nation.

How time flies by. Can't believe that was 7 years ago in 2016.

Gotta love a new secret base video!!!!

I remember this game. That entire broncos season could have turned out a completely different way if the defense didn’t get critical turnovers and scores. I remember all the hype leading to it, i remembered how that week 17 played out. Manning struggled all season and finally came back in that last chargers game, knowing that the patriots blew it in Miami, Denver won the 1 seed for this exact game. I knew it could be Peyton’s last game and for sure his last Vs Tom. I remember how dominant Denver’s defense was for the entire game, the two touchdowns from Peyton to daniels, the miss point after by gostkowski the numerous stops on 3rd and 4th by that broncos defense. Von’s interception. Wade Phillips and kubiak are legends, especially the no fly zone. On defense Talib, Harris, Roby, Ray, trvethan, ware, miller, Jackson, barret, Marshall, are names that I remember. Rip DT you champ, that offense had playmakers CJ, DT, sanders, and that Oline was steady throughout! truly was one of my favorite playoff games ever and it was a fitting end to the rivalry. So glad they won the Super Bowl and manning went out on top.

Finally! This was a hell of a game and I’m so happy to see it here!

Gary Kubiak, Wade Phillips, and Owen Daniels in one video, 3 guys I have a lot of affection for.

Peyton having the edge over Brady in the playoffs just defies everything ESPN wants you to believe

As a patriots fan, this game still hurts. If only Stephen Gostkowski didn’t miss that extra point… probably staring at a Super Bowl championship threepeat

Brady doesn’t outmatch Manning anywhere but super bowls. I don’t understand how anyone can say Brady was better than Payton. Payton meant more to his team. Tom Brady is the epitome of prototype plug and play.

This is the game that I always reference for why Rob Gronkowski is the greatest Tight End of all time, and it doesn't have to do with him playing receiver: On a play he blocked Von Miller into the ground, had Aquib Talib hovering by him in case he broke out on a route, and TJ Ward 8 yards down field hovering in case a double team was needed...he completely neutralized three of the best players at the time...

this was put together really well

thank you this made my bronco fan day

gotta love me some Final game That Can defines a Sports moment of our Life The rivalry Is Very intense to watch It feel like we're watching Muhammad Ali vs Joe Frazier but in American football that we're Witness the greatest ever I'd watch this Is Epic.

I was at this game, loudest game I ever went to. Von Miller hit Brady so many times lmao

Von Miller made Brady his mare in this game.

thanks . as a broncos fan..... i needed this after this season.... lets ride *cries*

Nothing like it in any sport. Since Shaughnessy came up, I would actually kind of love a Secret Base episode about sports journalism. The refraction from the Prism, if you will.

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You missed the important part. Stephen Gostkowski missed an extra point on that touchdown. If we had made that we would have kicked the extra point and it would have gone to overtime.

To break Peyton Manning's records from 2013 on a per game basis, you'd have to throw for 5,820 yards and 59 TDs throughout a 17-game season.

As a Broncos fan, proud of this moment ❤

This was very tough to get over for me this is a game I’ll never forget

Bruh you got it wrong SB, the patriots played the Steelers in the 2016 AFC Championship not Denver

That No Fly Zone defense was feared by everyone in the NFL! Good old Denver days where the fans should have truly said “Let’s Ride”

This game proved why 1.GRONK is undoubtedly the greatest TE of all time and 2.Von Miller was arguably the best player in football that year

Secret Base you should do one on the 2001 World Series. The Yankees with 911 happening and then the brand new diamondbacks coming in with prime Big Unit. One of the most memorable world series in my lifetime

The 2014 Don cheadle intro was amazing

I’ll never forget this game

Surprised the Gustkowski missed PAT didn’t make it into the video

You should do a rewinder on the Cam forced fumble.

I remember when Osweiler can in I picked him up on my fantasy team. I think in either the semis or finals Osweiler did just enough and helped me win the game. My friends were pissed bc I pretty much drafted an entire cowboys team and picked up Osweiler to finish the season

Hey SB nation, you guys should do a video on showboating in the NFL. When it started, show some early examples and how it progressed into a ridiculous and punishable charade.

Even in a video about Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, Mark Sanchez stays catching strays lmao

I still remember everything about that day when my heart broke... The failed 4th down. Every loss hurts, but this hurt different..

You should do an episode on the 1996 Olympics, the Women's Gymnastics Team Finals

To play the role of obnoxious Broncos fan for a moment--the Broncos defense DID have an answer for Gronkowski. TJ Ward and Darian Stewart, their starting safeties, held him pretty much entirely in check for the first half of the game. In the second half, both of them had to leave the game with injuries, and Gronk started to go off.