SB LI: Audio/Video/Pics Thread
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NFL 360 - Why Tom Brady Is Timeless
http://www.patriots.com/video/2017/02/27/nfl-360-why-tom-brady-timeless
http://www.patriots.com/video/2017/02/27/nfl-360-why-tom-brady-timeless
This is tremendous if you're a fan of all the Boston teams. There's a ton of Pats stuff but it also includes the other titles this century.
That video, holy shit. Yeah, that was somethin'. I went from single and dating my fiance in Attleboro, through Memphis, and now outside of Chicago with 3 kids in the span of those titles. That was awesome.
Seriously, we've all gone through so many life changes since the start of this run. Crazy to think about
Probably better for the "celebrating what it is" thread but the fact that it takes more than 40 minutes to scratch the surface of Boston championships over the past 15 years is remarkable.
They're coming so fast as furious that someone needs to just keep updating that video with the next Boston/NE championship. Seamless is what it is.
Magical.
Man, Horton's goal against Montreal still gets me, almost 6 years later. But this whole thing is incredible. Brady's interview with Bradshaw.... awesome.
tombrady: I found my combine shirt from 17 years ago and it got me thinking. This is what they said about me then..... "Poor build, Skinny, Lacks great physical stature and strength, Lacks mobility and ability to avoid the rush, Lacks a really strong arm, Can’t drive the ball downfield, Does not throw a really tight spiral, System-type player who can get exposed if forced to ad lib, Gets knocked down easily."
As @edelman11 always reminds me ... "You can prove em right or you can prove em wrong!" Good luck to all of you this weekend!!
Brady motioning to Amendola that this pass will be easier if he moves over three feet. Falcons defense responds by not moving.
http://www.18to40.com/one-for-the-thumb/
Really good article. Glad I clicked through to read all of it.
Brady motioning to Amendola that this pass will be easier if he moves over three feet. Falcons defense responds by not moving.
http://www.18to40.com/one-for-the-thumb/
Eh, why bother? We're up by 16 with six minutes to go.
Brady motioning to Amendola that this pass will be easier if he moves over three feet. Falcons defense responds by not moving.
http://www.18to40.com/one-for-the-thumb/
Such poor coverage. #32 had #22 right behind him for help over the middle so he should have been entirely focused on preventing an out towards the sideline. Instead, he basically gives Amendola a free lane to the corner of the end zone.
Brady motioning to Amendola that this pass will be easier if he moves over three feet. Falcons defense responds by not moving.
http://www.18to40.com/one-for-the-thumb/
Another fun fact from that article: I'd always kinda thought that Malcolm Mitchell catch was the closest to a ref error (i.e., that he actually dropped it) of any pass in the game. Fortunately, nobody challenged. But he slows down the play enough in this GIF that you can see the ball drop straight down after contact - I guess his emphatic slamming of the ball erased doubt in the officials' minds.
This video might need it's own thread. 5 minutes in and I just noticed Ivan Fears on the SB 36 sideline. Dante gets a lot of deserved love for his ling tenure but Fears is impressive.
At various points you see the late Steve Belicheck and the late Myra Kraft.
SB 38 ends and Greg Gumble says that 2 superbowls in 3 years is as close to a dynasty as we're ever going to get.
I am having all of the feels and we haven't even gotten to October 2004 yet.
Yes in that replay it looks as if he's saying he'd rather not get crushed by the defender. The replay also makes it seem unlikely that he'd have picked up more than 2 or 3 yards had he gotten up and tried to run. The defender was on his feet very quickly.
Off point a bit but I was surprised to learn that Mitchell is only 5'11". He plays like a bigger guy. Maybe he has a large wingspan or maybe it's just his excellent hands but he has a large catch zone.
Off point a bit but I was surprised to learn that Mitchell is only 5'11". He plays like a bigger guy. Maybe he has a large wingspan or maybe it's just his excellent hands but he has a large catch zone.
Pretty sure what you're seeing in that GIF is the brace on his left arm as it goes to the turf. The ball looks to be cradled in his right, secure above the ground. That's a catch.Another fun fact from that article: I'd always kinda thought that Malcolm Mitchell catch was the closest to a ref error (i.e., that he actually dropped it) of any pass in the game. Fortunately, nobody challenged. But he slows down the play enough in this GIF that you can see the ball drop straight down after contact - I guess his emphatic slamming of the ball erased doubt in the officials' minds.
Who the fuck has ever called Tom Brady "California Cool" or The Pharaoh?
Brady motioning to Amendola that this pass will be easier if he moves over three feet. Falcons defense responds by not moving.
http://www.18to40.com/one-for-the-thumb/
Phil Simms, probably. Didn't he try to dub Peyton "the Sheriff" during his final playoff run, and act like that had been the guy's nickname his entire career?
This is correct, he had the ball totally secure and that is his elbow pad.
That was great-thanks for posting.
There a nice bit of foreshadowing in the video, linking the magic of '04 and '17.
As they are highlighting Game 4 of the '04 ALCS right before the Ortiz HR that wins the game. (around 7:15 on the video)
a WEEI fan placard shown that says
"WE STILL BELIEVE!
SBLI
Can it possibly be true that nobody has posted the day-after SB radio shows?
(has random call-ins from a bunch of people including James White)
(has random call-ins from a bunch of people including James White)
The NFL Films Super Bowl film comes out tomorrow on DVD/Blu-ray and on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/nfl-super-bowl-li-champions-new-england-patriots/id1188473872
It's 12.99 and if I remember correctly from the one from 49 it's basically a mix of inside the NFL footage, turning point and some unseen footage.
It's 12.99 and if I remember correctly from the one from 49 it's basically a mix of inside the NFL footage, turning point and some unseen footage.
Mine came a day early. Standard NFL Network/Inside the NFL highlights of the reg season games so far.
This has me really excited about 3G2G. I'd watch like... eight hours of this stuff.
I will buy it for content like this but the actual games will be hard to watch for me. I just can't stand Zolak and his Matt Foley screaming. He steps all over Bob Socci during the biggest moments of the game. I wish they mixed in the national TV and radio calls.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this. Zolak stepped all over Socci during the game especially on the final play.
Mine came in Friday.
They misspelled "disc" as "disk" on each Blu-ray. D'oh.
Watching now - it's pretty much every play from every game. A little tedious to watch at times...probably doesn't need to be as long as it is.
Then again, I'm watching them play the Texans, which is probably why it's so hard to watch.
They misspelled "disc" as "disk" on each Blu-ray. D'oh.
Watching now - it's pretty much every play from every game. A little tedious to watch at times...probably doesn't need to be as long as it is.
Then again, I'm watching them play the Texans, which is probably why it's so hard to watch.
Gotta say - it's great but the Super Bowl disc doesn't have many bonus features we haven't already seen or heard that are particularly noteworthy; they spoiled more than I thought they did prior to release.
Though this was great:
Though this was great:
The story about Malcolm losing two of his allocated Super Bowl tickets before SB49, only to have someone find them so his mom could ultimately get into the game, is absolutely fantastic
I hadn't.
Yeah, people may be a little disappointed, then. There's some decent stuff in the Divisional and AFCCG discs, but the Super Bowl one contains nothing really new and interesting.
There's a round table with Zo, Curran, Chatham, and Reiss where they're asked which is their favorite of the five Super Bowls, but other than that, there was nothing I hadn't really already seen. Kind of disappointing. All of the hours of footage they'd been touting are overwhelmingly from the games themselves; the bonus stuff is mostly posted in this thread or was seen during the buildup to the game (like when they interviewed the Rutgers DBs).
Not much in the way of X's and O's. Hoped for a lot more than what was delivered, especially considering I received a million emails apologizing for the May delivery but promising it'd be "well worth the wait!"
Meh.
There's also commentary from Flowers and White through the fourth quarter and overtime, but neither guy is overly excitable (you mostly hear them chewing and drinking during the highlights), and they don't really offer much more than "yeah, I caught it and turned up field..." or "I was just tying to make a play," or "this was a big play by the defense..."
Again, not much into X's and O's. Nothing different than what any of us and our friends were probably saying as we watched the game live.
Again, not much into X's and O's. Nothing different than what any of us and our friends were probably saying as we watched the game live.
A season recap video that I haven't seen posted before. Has some decent production value in it. Guess what regular-season play got 3 multi-angle replays?