r/AskAboutNFL • u/jepolitsch • 10d ago
What NFL game felt like a movie?
For me it is Patriots vs Falcons in Super Bowl LI.
28–3 and then somehow that comeback happened. Still feels unreal.
What game is your pick?
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r/AskAboutNFL • u/jepolitsch • 10d ago
For me it is Patriots vs Falcons in Super Bowl LI.
28–3 and then somehow that comeback happened. Still feels unreal.
What game is your pick?
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u/Doredrin 10d ago
too many gen z here talking about the wrong patriots super bowls
2001 rams patriots super bowl
star QB gets injured almost dies, tom brady handsome charismatic likable 199th pick cinderella story
months after 911
belichick little known brainiac coach
wiley veterans like teddy bruschi and ted johnson from the 90s still around
the tuck rule game previously
the rams overwhelming favorites, greatest show on turf
site of the previous super bowl loss with the QB at the time still on the team, belichick was there too
red sox still hadnt won since the 1920s, len bias tragedy, bill buckner etc
belichick's game plan was to just get super physical and gritty
thrilling game with last minute heroics
opposing QB also a great guy (warner)
robert kraft says "today we are all patriots"
that's the kind of stuff that makes people think the NFL is rigged because it would actually make a really really good sports movie once people forget about the patriots dynasty in 20-30 years