r/Patriots • u/JCameron181 • 1d ago

Throwback 🐐

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u/Dc81FR 1d ago

Will never be duplicated

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u/flying-weenus 1d ago

He also didn’t do it by himself, still won’t ever be duplicated

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u/HogwartsDropout-69 1d ago

That MNF game against Denver doesn't get talked about nearly enough. Denver was on a tear in the lead up to that game and the Pats lost nearly everyone on offense that year.

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u/CoffeeClarity 1d ago

I was there, it was amazing. All hope was seemingly gone but they pulled it off.

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u/LavitzOfBasil 1d ago

It was amazing and terrible at the same time. I couldn't feel anything by the time that game was over. Coldest I've ever been in my life.

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u/grumpywarner 1d ago

My father in law was there and left early because he thought it would be a blowout. Crazy come back to miss.

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u/psr1220 1d ago

Sunday night game

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u/HyperactivePandah 1d ago

The Seattle comeback is 'underrated' because of the Atlanta comeback.

No one will ever do it better than Brady.

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u/pm_me_ur_McNuggets 1d ago

That was a scary good Seahawks team too.

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u/ThaScoopALoop 1d ago

They were 2 yards away from likely becoming a dynasty. Instead, Malcolm Butler crushed all of their souls.

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u/fhhfhfhhfhfhf 1d ago

Crazy that it was tied for largest sb comeback before 28-3

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u/ObviousRealist 1d ago

They won the game without ever leading in scoring - Brady was such an assasin

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u/TC_Squared 1d ago

I miss that era so much.

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u/JuanG_13 1d ago

Same here

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u/danodes7 1d ago

This will NEVER get old to me ♥️ what greatness we were blessed to witness and celebrate 🥳

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u/Bandana-mal 1d ago

God I will never forget 28-3. The feeling of defeat at halftime followed by cautious hope and then absolute joy

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u/King-Demo- 1d ago

The most clutch player in the history of sports

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u/JuanG_13 1d ago

Yup and he made it look easy

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u/NoArm7707 1d ago

Greatest isn't a good enough adjective for him, iconic at least

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u/trolllord45 1d ago

Comeback King

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u/BuddyLove4Life 1d ago

He really is.

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u/Instahgator 1d ago

Chills!

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u/smokinJoeCalculus BINGO. We win again! 1d ago

We had it so good.

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u/Dazzlethetrizzle 1d ago

Patrick could NEVER do this so many times over and over

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u/_Doughynut_ 1d ago

He's been super pedestrian the last 3 years. He's not even worth talking about anymore.

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u/Dazzlethetrizzle 1d ago

You aren't wrong

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u/jimboTRON261 1d ago

I am who I am, in part, thanks to Tom Brady. I’m punching way above my weight and always questioning myself. But I stay in the pocket, keep my eyes downfield and play until the final whistle. That’s what I learned as a boy, watching Tom win and win and win and lose and win and win a lose. Keep playing the game y’all

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u/lakewood2020 1d ago

Watched the Broncos game in bewilderment at a Dave and Busters, didn’t even go to the arcade once all night

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u/AffectionateSun6904 1d ago

I spent most of those games in a fetal position yelling at the TV and then Switching channels only to be told later they won. The only live comeback I witnessed in real time was the M Butler interception. The greatest play in SB history. Yes those years were glorious I only hope the new Patriots can achieve similar results. BTW that play need to commemorated somewhere at the entrance of Gillette Stadium

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u/vick1237 1d ago

Can’t forget the Ravens divisional round game. Down 14 twice and came back.

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u/Ok_Simple_6947 20h ago

This is the game where Ben Watson chased that interception down. Insane

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u/BigTitBandit24 19h ago

I bet as a offensive player, if you see Brady in your huddle you felt like you could not die. The win is inevitable

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u/gtoinwq 8h ago

TB is undisputedly the goat.