Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember that play. Everyone talks about a concussion.
Speaker 2: You got concussion on that play.
Speaker 1: Remember they got hit by Cam Chancellor.
Speaker 2: That explains everything.
Speaker 1: We brought in per request, a four time Super Bowl champ,
Speaker 1: five time Pro bowler, he needs no introduction.
Speaker 2: Well why did you say five time Pro bowler and
Speaker 2: four time Super Bowl champ?
Speaker 1: Because I don't know why we got Roberto. We're gonna
Speaker 1: go back and look at another unbelievable game, one of
Speaker 1: our favorite games, super Bowl forty nine. First the Seattle Seahawks,
Speaker 1: our first Super Bowl victory.
Speaker 2: We had a roster. This was a special groove. Was
Speaker 2: our first. Everyone thought the Patriots dynasty was over. They
Speaker 2: thought Tom Brady worked on the legion.
Speaker 1: Oho, this was a generational great defense.
Speaker 2: Yes they were dogs who.
Speaker 1: Curse made that weird back catch. I'm not gonna lie
Speaker 1: at this point. I'm sitting here like this sucks. Man.
Speaker 2: How much time we're gonna get the ball? We're gonna
Speaker 2: go back out in the field. What type of place
Speaker 2: are you going to run? It was so crazy, I
Speaker 2: think I score right away.
Speaker 1: And Malcolm Butler, man, this is bringing back some breaking
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl forty nine Patriots versus the Seahawks with our
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Speaker 5: February one, twenty fifteen, University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona.
Speaker 2: Thus Seahawks are down twenty eighth to twenty four to
Speaker 2: the New England Patriots.
Speaker 5: With twenty six seconds left in the ball on the
Speaker 5: one yard line.
Speaker 2: Russell Wilson drops back, this is super Bowl forty nine.
Speaker 2: That sounds like we should be on the mic.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Games with names presented by win Bet and
Speaker 1: Today Fellas and ladies. Per request, we brought in the
Speaker 1: four time Super Bowl champ, the five time pro bowler.
Speaker 2: He needs no introduction. Well then, why did you say
Speaker 2: five time pro bowler, four time super Bowl champ?
Speaker 1: Because I needed to build up some I don't know
Speaker 1: why we got Robert. We got Roberto Yo, So I
Speaker 1: bst Gronkowski here in the studio and we're gonna go
Speaker 1: back since last last game we did was there's a
Speaker 1: little weirdness between everything. We're gonna go back and look
Speaker 1: at another one. Another unbelievable game, one of our favorite games.
Speaker 2: You know, it's kind of.
Speaker 1: Like the game that you know you you may have
Speaker 1: lost your virginity too.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: We're going back to Super Bowl forty nine, Patriots versus
Speaker 1: the Seattle Seahawks, defending super Bowl champs in super Bowl
Speaker 1: forty nine, our first Super Bowl victory.
Speaker 2: I would say it was like we lost our virginity
Speaker 2: with this game and liked it because we lost our
Speaker 2: virginity when we went to the Super Bowl in twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: Yeah versus Colts, but I mean not versus Colts it
Speaker 2: was in Annapolis, but versus Giants. But we lost, so
Speaker 2: like it was kind of like we didn't really like
Speaker 2: losing our virginity, like we were born again. We were
Speaker 2: born again, we were born again. We lost our virginity again,
Speaker 2: and we really really liked it. And then we just
Speaker 2: became dogs and we just wanted more after.
Speaker 1: We wanted a lot more. That was a That's a
Speaker 1: great way to think about it, because we did go
Speaker 1: to the Super Bowl in eleven when Grunk had an
Speaker 1: artificial ankle attached to his body. I couldn't walk and
Speaker 1: we still should have won that game. But we're here
Speaker 1: to talk about Super forty nine. This was a crazy game.
Speaker 1: Why this game? Grownk, Why should we go over this
Speaker 1: game to you? What is your why?
Speaker 2: Because it was one of the greatest Super Bowls in history.
Speaker 2: That's why it was our first time we won a
Speaker 2: super Bowl as well together. It was my first super
Speaker 2: Bowl I've won. It was your first super Bowl that
Speaker 2: you won and it was one of the best games
Speaker 2: I've ever been a part of. It wasn't just a
Speaker 2: great Super Bowl game, it was a great football game
Speaker 2: as well. Everyone contributed. It was a team win overall.
Speaker 2: Everyone did their part to win the game, from defense
Speaker 2: to offense, to special teams, and just the atmosphere as well.
Speaker 2: And what was special about it is that it was
Speaker 2: in the state of Arizona, and I went to the
Speaker 2: University of Arizona, so it was kind of like a
Speaker 2: home game for me as well, being in Phoenix where
Speaker 2: the car knows play and I went to school right
Speaker 2: down the road like an hour and a half and two.
Speaker 2: So overall, Super Bowl forty nine was fantastic. We entered
Speaker 2: the winning of a Super Bowl club that club. The
Speaker 2: last thing we did, we tossed the club. The game
Speaker 2: we did, we were throwing people out of the club.
Speaker 2: Now we're entering the club and it's a Super Bowl club.
Speaker 2: And just overall, man, we played the Seattle Seahawks as well.
Speaker 2: They were the champions the year before, so we stopped
Speaker 2: them from being back to back champions, which I'm glad
Speaker 2: we did that. And just overall, man, it was awesome. Man,
Speaker 2: it was a fun super Bowl. It really was. And
Speaker 2: it was a fun year as well. Yeah, it was
Speaker 2: like when we were in the prime of our playing days,
Speaker 2: prime off the field, prime on the field, like just
Speaker 2: everything overall. We needed this win and we got it.
Speaker 2: We knew we needed for our sake of living, for
Speaker 2: our sake of being awesome. We knew we needed to
Speaker 2: win a Super Bowl, and that's why we wanted.
Speaker 1: I was just sick and tired of hearing about the
Speaker 1: goddamn old Patriots. That's why I say, there's only so
Speaker 1: many times we could watch Troy Brown stripping the guy
Speaker 1: in San Diego and Teddy Bruski housing an interception doing
Speaker 1: the snow like we had to watch that all the time.
Speaker 2: Is this the year you had that sixty nine yard
Speaker 2: catch for San Diego? Or was that the year after?
Speaker 2: It was this?
Speaker 1: It was I think it was seventy five.
Speaker 2: It was seventy five yards.
Speaker 1: I think it was seventy five, and I swear it was.
Speaker 2: A sixty nine yard touchdown for San Diego.
Speaker 1: I mean, let me do some I don't think it
Speaker 1: was sixty nine, but I do remember in a huddle
Speaker 1: you talking.
Speaker 2: About was it this year? Right?
Speaker 1: I think it was this year was it was in
Speaker 1: San Diego when we stayed out there Diego.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when we stayed out there. It was one of
Speaker 2: the best years man. And it was also the year
Speaker 2: where everyone thought the Patriots dynasty was over. They thought
Speaker 2: Tom Brady was done playing. We absolutely got blown out
Speaker 2: versus the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night football kicked
Speaker 2: in Kansas City? What else? What? We lost like what
Speaker 2: like thirty three to like forty one four team forty
Speaker 2: one fourteen.
Speaker 4: But you never gave up.
Speaker 1: We didn't never gave up, according to Coach Belichick and
Speaker 1: to do your job documentary.
Speaker 2: We lost Who else did we lose to already? Because
Speaker 2: we were two and two at the time. We lost
Speaker 2: to someone.
Speaker 6: Else, Dolphins to start the year.
Speaker 2: Yeah in Miami. Yeah, in Miami.
Speaker 1: Fucking calories. It's hot, so hot that game.
Speaker 2: I was actually coming back off of what was off
Speaker 2: of a knee injury as well, blown out acl mcl
Speaker 2: was it my forearm as well? I was coming off
Speaker 2: of a forearm injury. What else, a back injury? And
Speaker 2: I was Comeback Player of the Year this year as well.
Speaker 2: And I absolutely sucked to the first four games as well. No,
Speaker 2: you didn't suck. Oh yeah, you're right, I didn't suck.
Speaker 2: I was just you know, getting introduced to the game
Speaker 2: of football. Game. I was only playing like twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five plays.
Speaker 1: You know, you have major surgery you had We could
Speaker 1: just throw you in the firing Have you run eighty
Speaker 1: five plays week one alf of a ACL arm infection?
Speaker 1: Fucking he was concussed on the same play. I mean,
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, Gronk settled downy gotta let the you gotta
Speaker 1: let the old Clydesdale get going.
Speaker 2: You know, us all we want to be full speed
Speaker 2: right out of the gate the first time we have
Speaker 2: to fill. We want to be running one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: We want to be rerunning full speed every time.
Speaker 1: I remember when I came back from ice EO. You're
Speaker 1: cleared to go and you can hit your top speed
Speaker 1: when you're trying like that one that one time. But
Speaker 1: like it's the endurance. You don't have the legs yet
Speaker 1: because you're not used to hitting. You do all the drills,
Speaker 1: you do, all the cone work, you do, all the
Speaker 1: strengthening to your all your muscles, but it's so much
Speaker 1: different when you compete against another guy because you're the
Speaker 1: intensity intensifies by like fifteen to twenty percent just because
Speaker 1: you know, adrenaline competent another man against you, So like
Speaker 1: your body hasn't felt that stress for a long period
Speaker 1: of time and it needs the load in order to
Speaker 1: feel it again. And then it turns on after like three,
Speaker 1: four or five weeks. Then you know, you get better
Speaker 1: and better as it goes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you said that right. You really can't replicate a
Speaker 2: game rep or like a rep going versus someone else
Speaker 2: one on one or blocking someone blocking the defensive end.
Speaker 2: You can't replicate that until you actually go out there
Speaker 2: and do it in a game. So that's what makes
Speaker 2: it so tough coming back from an injury as well.
Speaker 2: Man especially just sitting out for so long just watching,
Speaker 2: you know, and then you just want to go full speed,
Speaker 2: but you're just not used.
Speaker 1: To it so psychologically. And then it's confidence also in it.
Speaker 1: You got to gain You gain confidence through each experience
Speaker 1: that you do in the practice field, the in the
Speaker 1: rehab circuit or all that, and you get all that confidence,
Speaker 1: but you haven't got that confidence against another human yet.
Speaker 1: So you hit that rep for the first time and
Speaker 1: you're you may have been a little hesitant to it,
Speaker 1: but then you're like, oh, I'm alright, and then after
Speaker 1: that you keep doing that and compounding that you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm me again.
Speaker 2: We're good. Let's go. And that's what you want to know.
Speaker 2: When that all clicked in, when we moved on to Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: to Cincinnati, two to Cincinnati, on to Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Let's well, let's get into some other stuff for a
Speaker 1: quick before we jump into the game. Once that Jules
Speaker 1: before Yeah.
Speaker 7: Qualcomm Stadium, Week fourteen, Patriots Chargers twenty three fourteen, sixty
Speaker 7: nine yard catch.
Speaker 2: It was sixty nine yards. I told you, you know,
Speaker 2: I won't forget that math magician. I would you forget that.
Speaker 2: I'm a mathemagician, especially with that number. Girl. But I
Speaker 2: didn't think it was that perfect because if we talk
Speaker 2: about it in the middle in the huddle, I said, Jewels,
Speaker 2: sixty nine yards, we gotta go. And then somehow that
Speaker 2: play you went for a sixty nine yard touchdown.
Speaker 7: Eight catches one hundred and forty one yards, one touddy
Speaker 7: of sixty nine yards, bronk, eight catches eighty seven yards,
Speaker 7: number eighty seven.
Speaker 4: And one simulation a baby Robbi always getting Have you
Speaker 4: ever had a sixty nine yard touchdown.
Speaker 2: No, I never have, man, but Julian did it for me.
Speaker 2: I'm living through you, brother, That's Colledween through you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's Calleen Man, that's my Bounty wing man, Bounty Jewel jewels,
Speaker 2: my bounty wing man.
Speaker 1: You can't have sixty nine yard touchdowns without your wingman,
Speaker 1: and you can't have a wing man without Bounty.
Speaker 2: I had to clean up his mess after he scored
Speaker 2: that touchdown with sixty nine yards. Thank you to Bounty.
Speaker 2: It was a quicker picker upper.
Speaker 1: So wrapping up another great year, How was our year
Speaker 1: at Fox this year?
Speaker 2: You think? I mean? Our year at Fox was great, man.
Speaker 2: It was kind of like my first time I was
Speaker 2: really full time. I know, I wasn't necessarily a full
Speaker 2: time I went on about on air about twelve times
Speaker 2: this year. You were there full time. I just have
Speaker 2: to make that travel across country, so it's tough to
Speaker 2: do it every single week. But I felt way more
Speaker 2: comfortable this year, and it was great to have you,
Speaker 2: a familiar face that I've been playing football with for
Speaker 2: you know, my whole career basically, and then to see
Speaker 2: you there.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 2: We hit it off week one and it was just
Speaker 2: a fun year man and just talking football, analyzing football.
Speaker 2: It's just what we do. We're breaking down games, breaking
Speaker 2: down the games at halftime, postgame, before the game, breaking
Speaker 2: down the season, what's going on. It's just a lot
Speaker 2: of fun. And what's cool is we got such great
Speaker 2: people around us as Michael Strahan, Terry Bradshaw, Howe Long
Speaker 2: you're with, Peter schrieg Er, Mike Vick, Charles John, Terry,
Speaker 2: you name them all. Man just everyone, Thompson, everyone Man,
Speaker 2: just everyone at fox Man. There's Hurt, there's such great people. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can't forget k Kurt Manafee, Jay Glazer, you can't
Speaker 2: forget anyone because everyone is there for.
Speaker 1: It feels like a home, it feels like a family. Yes,
Speaker 1: it does have that uh that football locker room vibe,
Speaker 1: you know, and it's really cool to get to, Like
Speaker 1: I mean, those guys are they've been doing this for
Speaker 1: a long time and you know they're they're certainly at
Speaker 1: the top of the list when you talk about this profession,
Speaker 1: all of them, and and to be able to get
Speaker 1: in and you know, I watched the games with you
Speaker 1: guys during like the one o'clocks and see how they
Speaker 1: prepare and see how they you know, interact. It's been
Speaker 1: such a learning experience and I've learned so much from
Speaker 1: you know you and the other guys because you know,
Speaker 1: you've been on TV for what four years three years now.
Speaker 2: This is my third year. The first year when I
Speaker 2: first retired, right after New England I came on, I
Speaker 2: did about four shows, yeah, and then my second year,
Speaker 2: which was last year, I did about seven shows including
Speaker 2: the playoffs, and then this year twelve shows and then
Speaker 2: I'm going to do the playoffs as well. Man. So
Speaker 2: it's just it's just all about the experience as well.
Speaker 2: It's about getting the reps. That's what you love about
Speaker 2: the game of football, play and to sport your whole
Speaker 2: life is you can take what you learn, you can
Speaker 2: take how you can get to that level and then
Speaker 2: bring it to the next field of your life. And
Speaker 2: you know, in order to be good at football, you
Speaker 2: gotta do the reps. You got to compound the reps.
Speaker 2: Like you said, you gotta work hard, you gotta study,
Speaker 2: you gotta hit the weight room, and it's kind of
Speaker 2: like the same same thing transitioning to be an analyst.
Speaker 2: You gotta study what's going on. You got to know
Speaker 2: the games, You got to know the players, You got
Speaker 2: to know what you're talking about. You gotta rep it
Speaker 2: on TV as well. You got to be able to
Speaker 2: produce what you're saying on live TV. And it's always
Speaker 2: fourth in goal every time you're talking, because it's live.
Speaker 1: The red lights on. Yes, when that red lights on,
Speaker 1: it's it's uh no F bombs, no S bombs. And
Speaker 1: you better have your points all in set.
Speaker 2: Unless if you're Terry Bradshaw you can say whatever you want.
Speaker 1: Whatever you want. So we we kind of rekindled the
Speaker 1: team this year, you know, our little locker room environment.
Speaker 1: What do you think is going to be like next
Speaker 1: year when old TB twelve rolls up into the Fox
Speaker 1: studios or wherever he is, whatever job he's doing.
Speaker 2: What do you think it's gonna be like with Tom?
Speaker 2: I mean, if he doesn't get cold feet, I'm old
Speaker 2: Yeah Tom Brady, Yeah, I can see that happening. He
Speaker 2: got cold feet already. He he you know, took off
Speaker 2: this year. You know, we jumped right into it, Jules.
Speaker 2: But we're just analysts and we're just breaking down a game.
Speaker 2: His commentating, that's all different. I would have took off
Speaker 2: two years if I was him. But I can't wait
Speaker 2: for Tom to get here. Man, it's gonna be fit
Speaker 2: the crew back together. Man, it's gonna be a lot
Speaker 2: of fun. And he's gonna do an absolute good job.
Speaker 2: And obviously we learned so much football from him.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's what people don't realize, Like everyone sees
Speaker 1: like Romo can call out plays and stuff like Tom
Speaker 1: was doing that when he was playing. He was doing
Speaker 1: that when he was So it'll be fun to see
Speaker 1: him articulate the game in a way that he sees
Speaker 1: it because he's the greatest to see it on the field.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's the truth. I would say I'll contribute to
Speaker 2: about six of my touchdowns where he changed play on
Speaker 2: the spot because he knew what the defense was going
Speaker 2: to do, and right on the spot, within five seconds,
Speaker 2: he changed that play. Let me know, let the line know,
Speaker 2: let you guys know. Sometimes didn't even let you guys know,
Speaker 2: just let you run your route because it was just
Speaker 2: him and I doing our thing. And I would say
Speaker 2: he contributed to about six of my touchdowns in my
Speaker 2: career of just cab boom, just right on the spot,
Speaker 2: just knowing the knowledge of the game.
Speaker 1: Well, I would say he contributed to like nine of
Speaker 1: my touchdowns. Yeah if it was six years Wow, so
Speaker 1: it was nine of mine. We might as well just
Speaker 1: get the damn roll of Bounty paper towels right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll be fun to have him. Let's segue over to.
Speaker 1: Old February one, twenty fifteen. Let's go back in time
Speaker 1: of the date of the Super Bowl Sunday and go
Speaker 1: over some American pop culture. Number one movie at the
Speaker 1: time was American Sniper with Bradley Cooper.
Speaker 2: I saw it. I saw it too. I didn't like those.
Speaker 1: Those kind of movies depressed me a little.
Speaker 2: I like them, man, I like all war movies. I
Speaker 2: like action movies. I thought it was a great movie.
Speaker 2: I feel bad for my guy because he Radley Cooper.
Speaker 2: Yeah he got killed at the end. Yeah, yeah he did.
Speaker 2: That's real. That's a real story. That's true, man, that
Speaker 2: is true.
Speaker 4: I've never seen it.
Speaker 2: You never seen it.
Speaker 6: I never saw it.
Speaker 1: It's a great spoiler alert, man, I mean, this is
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen. If I'm spoiling something from twenty fifteen, we
Speaker 1: got to move on.
Speaker 2: I wish it wasn't a true story. I just loved
Speaker 2: the action, love action movies. He was a stud. Just
Speaker 2: a scale level that he had in the movie was
Speaker 2: just ridiculous to be able to snipe that far away.
Speaker 2: It's just it's kind of like Tom Brady throwing a
Speaker 2: sixty nine yard pass right on the money, like twenty
Speaker 2: five times in a row and never.
Speaker 1: Missing, or sixty nine times with the way sixty.
Speaker 2: Nine times in a row with the wind factor playing
Speaker 2: playing in part of it as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the wind factor could be sixty nine degrees.
Speaker 2: With a sixty nine mile proor wind.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of win That's that's that's a tropical story.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yes, with with a tsunami coming as well, a wet, wet,
Speaker 2: wet tsunami coming, a big title wave Johnnymi Yeah, Johnny's Sunami.
Speaker 2: Great movie growing up Disney Channel, right Disney Channel.
Speaker 1: It was Let's get Richter, Dude. Number one song was
Speaker 1: Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno mars Uh Town
Speaker 1: up to Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think Bruno Mars to this day is one of
Speaker 2: the best performers, if not the best performer out there
Speaker 2: right now. Man. He can dance, he can sing, he
Speaker 2: can get the crowd going, and that's what I love. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 1: I mean I've never seen him live. Have you seen
Speaker 1: him live?
Speaker 2: I seen him live twice actually, And a little story
Speaker 2: is I was there right before he made a big
Speaker 2: time and it was like right before I made a
Speaker 2: big time as well. I was a rookie, I was drafted.
Speaker 2: I went to Atlantic City. I was twenty one years old,
Speaker 2: and he was performing as well. I think they got
Speaker 2: him for like five thousand dollars at the time. He
Speaker 2: had that one big hit song and I just watched
Speaker 2: him perform and I was like, man, this guy is
Speaker 2: gonna be big time. It was legit. Just watching him
Speaker 2: was legit. And then what little did I know? Like
Speaker 2: within the next two years, Man, he's one of the
Speaker 2: biggest performers. And I got it. He took my hat
Speaker 2: to him.
Speaker 1: He was an icon. He could dance, he could sing,
Speaker 1: He had cool little swag with his little hat.
Speaker 6: Five to five putting on for the short kings. We
Speaker 6: like it.
Speaker 1: Hey, when you're a guy that you don't even talk about,
Speaker 1: is how you who's five to five? That means you're
Speaker 1: transcending things. That means you're bigger than what you think.
Speaker 1: Around this time, Netflix and Chill became a thing.
Speaker 2: Did we use that one on a text? Not at
Speaker 2: that time. I do Netflix and chill now, but we
Speaker 2: were in twenty fifteen, we weren't doing Netflix and chilling. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we were out at practice, going ham, going ham after practice,
Speaker 2: playing ping pong, playing cornhole. Yeah. I don't think we
Speaker 2: ever chilled in two thousand and fifty.
Speaker 1: But then you know what netflix and chill means.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you put on Netflix and you just lay back
Speaker 2: in your chill.
Speaker 1: But it's kind of a term for like you want
Speaker 1: to come over and have sex.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, then I guess I guess you were using that.
Speaker 10: That was more of a blockbuster, more of a peacock guy.
Speaker 1: Post Malone drops White iverson on SoundCloud, February fourth.
Speaker 2: That was a fire.
Speaker 1: This was one of my favorite songs at all.
Speaker 6: It's like a where were you moment for me at least.
Speaker 1: Man, I don't know, I don't remember it like that,
Speaker 1: but I just remember it was on like one of
Speaker 1: my It was a pregame, like just getting the zone,
Speaker 1: like what one incredible Fifty Shades of Gray hits the theaters.
Speaker 1: Never I think I saw a little of it. Did
Speaker 1: you ever see it?
Speaker 2: I've seen fifty shades of gray really kinky. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you gotta be really into it. Who'd you see it with?
Speaker 2: I'm not really sure. Would you just.
Speaker 1: Sit back in show by yourself? Fifty shades of gray?
Speaker 2: I'm not really sure who I saw with. I'm not lying.
Speaker 2: I literally think I went with just like a friend,
Speaker 2: a buddy, a buddy to Yeah and no, no, we
Speaker 2: did not need bounty.
Speaker 6: After you know where my mind was doing.
Speaker 2: We did not need Bountie. There was no mess. Actually
Speaker 2: there was a mess. We were eating chicken wings and
Speaker 2: going absolutely ham in the theater just watching.
Speaker 1: Oh he Lastly, John Stewart announces he's leaving the Daily
Speaker 1: Show at the end of the year. Hasn't been the
Speaker 1: same since he left? Heck, now the same.
Speaker 2: I've never even seen the Daily Show ever in my life,
Speaker 2: so it truly hasn't been the same since he's left.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to spoil.
Speaker 1: Too much, but it's gonna be a hell of a story,
Speaker 1: and hey, you never know.
Speaker 2: Who might show up.
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Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Let's go back in to the sports world of twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Twenty fifteen NFL champions Patriots. The MVP Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 2: He is on VP of the league. That guy can
Speaker 2: just whip that ball like I've never seen before. His
Speaker 2: release is the quickest release in the NFL. They had
Speaker 2: a great team, but fortunately they weren't the NFL Champions.
Speaker 1: No, they beat us a year too. Remember right before
Speaker 1: the Kansas right before the Chargers game. All right, we
Speaker 1: went straight from there to Green Bay two. You're right,
Speaker 1: the Chargers and stayed in a week there.
Speaker 2: And here's a little story about the game. Five seconds left,
Speaker 2: I'm spread out wide to the left. I think it
Speaker 2: was trailer Laft, their trailer rider or whatever, where I
Speaker 2: put three by one. I was by myself. It was Verse,
Speaker 2: our first round pick, their safety hot Hot Clinton Dix.
Speaker 2: Was it Clinton? They just got drafted. It was their
Speaker 2: first round. I already had a couple of plays that
Speaker 2: game where I caught the ball and I literally ran
Speaker 2: over like five guys. It took like their whole team
Speaker 2: to tackle me, and then I was pretty on fire
Speaker 2: and Tom put the ball up in the air for
Speaker 2: three two one, and I went for the ball. We
Speaker 2: were down by like four, put my hands out right
Speaker 2: off my fingertips, and I dropped it and we lost
Speaker 2: the game. Duels.
Speaker 1: I don't even remember that because this never happened. No,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I knew how to make up for it. That's
Speaker 2: why we went on the road to San Diego and
Speaker 2: we dominated, and we both scored a touchdown sixty nine.
Speaker 2: You had that sixty nine yarder. That's why everyone forgot
Speaker 2: about my draft.
Speaker 1: I don't realven remember that. Yeah, I just remember we
Speaker 1: I remember we gave up a touchdown before halftime. I
Speaker 1: was so pissed about.
Speaker 4: What's it like playing at LAMBA?
Speaker 2: I think lambeau Field is one of the best fields
Speaker 2: to ever play. Man. It's like a college atmosphere, the
Speaker 2: whole entire stadium, all the fans, it feels like they're
Speaker 2: on top of you. Man. It's a football tradition as well,
Speaker 2: and if you're in the NFL, you gotta at least
Speaker 2: play one game there in your career. It was.
Speaker 1: The grass is long, slow grass. Just it feels old school.
Speaker 1: They still have the bleachers. You roll up into the
Speaker 1: town and you stay at like this little hotel that
Speaker 1: you used to staying at Marriott's or whatever. This like
Speaker 1: big little hotels in the city, and you're at like
Speaker 1: a Mom and Pops like bed and breakfast, and you know,
Speaker 1: it was there's like nothing around, you know it was.
Speaker 1: It was a pretty cool environment. It definitely felt like
Speaker 1: you were in a you know, college town.
Speaker 2: And the weather it's always football weather as well. It
Speaker 2: was cold chili football weather there. It was chili.
Speaker 1: The college football champions were the Ohio State University and
Speaker 1: Marcus Mariota was the Heisman Trophy winner.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Shout out to the PAC twelve PAC twelve.
Speaker 2: You said about the PAC twelve. I am sad about
Speaker 2: the PAC twelve.
Speaker 1: I wasn't a PAC twelve guy or Pack ten guy.
Speaker 1: I dreamed about being in the Pack ten. I was
Speaker 1: a Mac guy.
Speaker 2: Mac is pretty cool, though, man I liked the MAC.
Speaker 2: I grew up in Buffalo, and you know, UB's in
Speaker 2: the Max and he was always a Mac guy. Man
Speaker 2: I was a Mac guy.
Speaker 1: I was a Pack ten guy. I was on the
Speaker 1: West Coast. We kind of did a flip flop. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we did a flip flop. And that's why we're wingman
Speaker 1: though binging and ding winging man.
Speaker 2: Since like our high school days and didn't even know it.
Speaker 1: No, that's just that's winging at first sight.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: The dunking the ball through the goal post became a
Speaker 1: fifteen yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.
Speaker 2: We'll blame that on Jimmy Graham after every touchdown, almost
Speaker 2: breaking the goal pulse bringing.
Speaker 1: He really did a couple of times. He brought that
Speaker 1: joker down. He's bringing the house.
Speaker 2: I liked it. Yeah, I liked it too. I don't
Speaker 2: even know why they actually implement to that rule. It
Speaker 2: didn't really make sense. I thought it was a legit celebration.
Speaker 2: You're showing off your athletic skills dunking the football over
Speaker 2: the goal post. But I would blame it on Jimmy
Speaker 2: Graham for just scoring so many touchdowns and dunking it
Speaker 2: every single you ever dunk in the goal post? Never
Speaker 2: had before in practice. I think I've seen you in practice.
Speaker 2: I did it once or twice. Yeah, in a game.
Speaker 2: I'd never done it before.
Speaker 1: Yeah I did. I always tried to do it. I
Speaker 1: always did it a little here in practice.
Speaker 2: I should have got on my knees and then you
Speaker 2: jump off my back and dunked it. Get up, give
Speaker 2: me yay, you can't get up? I get up there.
Speaker 7: He's I'm reading here speaking to Jimmy Graham. They were
Speaker 7: saying in a twenty thirteen game, he dunked it so
Speaker 7: hard it delayed the game for like twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: That's probably why they implemented the rule.
Speaker 7: Gotta be I'm the goal post off balance. Next offseason
Speaker 7: it was banned.
Speaker 1: Can't stay on schedule, you don't start on time, and
Speaker 1: when you have twenty minute break those commercials and.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Jimmy Graham coming back to still ball
Speaker 2: age thirty six scoring some touch sounds this year, man,
Speaker 2: pretty impressive, It is pretty impressive.
Speaker 4: What would happen if Shack scored a touchdown in the
Speaker 4: NFL and dunked it on a goal post.
Speaker 2: There'd be no more field goals that game they'd have.
Speaker 1: That's when Double J's and the field crew are coming
Speaker 1: out putting a new damn field goal post up, and you.
Speaker 6: Know Shack's not windwing that thing. He's going with two.
Speaker 1: Hands slam all shack Daddy bringing it down. I would
Speaker 1: love to see that Paul Pierce signed with the Washington Wizards.
Speaker 2: Was a little weird.
Speaker 6: Weird.
Speaker 1: That was weird for us.
Speaker 2: That is weird. It's really weird.
Speaker 1: You ever hang out with Paul?
Speaker 2: I never have? I know you have ya looks like
Speaker 2: sounds like a good time from what I've read.
Speaker 1: I can't even do a goddamn Starsky slide anymore. I
Speaker 1: can't even do a Starsky and Hutch slide these days.
Speaker 2: Very a banner, you know something. I want to go
Speaker 2: on FaceTime Live with Paul Pierce. Oh or what it
Speaker 2: was a Instagram live? Whatever?
Speaker 6: It looked at a good time.
Speaker 2: I looked like a good time as well. I didn't
Speaker 2: think with Paul Pierce seems like a good time. I
Speaker 2: never met the guy before, Paul. What theF Why? Half
Speaker 2: I ever not met Paul Pierrice. It was crazy.
Speaker 6: I saw him.
Speaker 1: I saw him like two weeks ago at the airport
Speaker 1: on his birthday. He was going on a little vacation
Speaker 1: for his birthday. I was going to Boston, and I
Speaker 1: was like, that looks like Paul Pierce both sitting in
Speaker 1: like the waiting area.
Speaker 2: It's like, nahdude looks too young because he looked good.
Speaker 1: He looked he was all dim down and just I'm like,
Speaker 1: now it ain't Paul, I do looks way too young.
Speaker 1: So I text Paul Pierce. I'm like, yo, Paul, you
Speaker 1: at the airport. And I didn't get a response. Because
Speaker 1: I have a new number. I go to Edelman and
Speaker 1: I still didn't get a response. And then one of
Speaker 1: his homies looks over and I look over at him,
Speaker 1: lock eys and he goes, I go, is that Paul
Speaker 1: And he goes, yeah, Perard, come on, dude.
Speaker 2: So I walk over. I'm like, yo, Brody.
Speaker 1: Even though we just got adapted, we talked about the
Speaker 1: whole thing. But I saw him recently.
Speaker 2: He was crazy. I love him. I love him. Never
Speaker 2: met him, but I love him. He's dog.
Speaker 1: Let's go to our socials. In twenty fifteen. At this time,
Speaker 1: al rip Stuart Scott. My prayers go out to his
Speaker 1: friends and family. He was a huge part of delivering
Speaker 1: sports cooler than the other side of the pill.
Speaker 2: That was a sad lot. This man, yeah, man, that
Speaker 2: was super sad man. I loved watching Sports Center with
Speaker 2: Stuart Scott. He was an absolute man just as a kid, Yeah, going,
Speaker 2: making them going, just watching him all the way through
Speaker 2: my levels of progress, through through my athletic career as well.
Speaker 2: Stuart Scott, Man, you're well missed, man. We love you.
Speaker 1: Loved him man, he made watching highlights so fun, his analogies,
Speaker 1: his metaphor, his sayings. I mean he's a pioneer. He's
Speaker 1: a pioneer in just a way that he fought too, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and no one even knew what he was going
Speaker 2: through and he was just still dominating the TV still
Speaker 2: as well, just dominating.
Speaker 1: Selfless guy, Yes, selfless guy.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you Stewart for everything you've done.
Speaker 4: What's the most amount of the same episode of Sports
Speaker 4: Center you've watched in a row, like.
Speaker 6: On a sick day home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, probably like four or five times.
Speaker 4: I think three or four.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, back in those days it was easy to go
Speaker 7: over and over again.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He made Sports Center what it is today for real,
Speaker 2: hasn't been the same since ESPN. Should be paying his
Speaker 2: family to this day.
Speaker 1: Still, seriously, should's baby. Robert Gronkowski heard Gronk party buses,
Speaker 1: rolland Arizona.
Speaker 2: Shot out, but he drove back Gronk party bus from Boston,
Speaker 2: Massachusetts all the way to Phoenix, Arizona. Man, wow, when
Speaker 2: you had that thing legendary. We used to go out
Speaker 2: on that. Yeah, we did. Used to go out and
Speaker 2: that thing, the guy we built, we bought it. It
Speaker 2: was a church bus. Actually, we got out of New
Speaker 2: York City for like fourteen grand and then Bobby Goons
Speaker 2: he's aka mister All Purpose, stripped the whole inside of
Speaker 2: the bus. Oh sorry, sorry about that. I was just
Speaker 2: choking up because I missed the ground party bus, so
Speaker 2: I'm tearing right now. Yeah. It was a fun bus,
Speaker 2: I mean, great memories for sure. And uh he teared it.
Speaker 2: He teared out the whole inside, redid the whole thing,
Speaker 2: put the benches in it, the radio, the sound speakers, everything,
Speaker 2: and it was just bumping.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: It was uh it was a good time. Man. That
Speaker 2: thing got its use for that.
Speaker 1: How come there was that? There was that?
Speaker 2: Was there a support poll? Yeah? There was a support
Speaker 2: pole in the middle as well. Yeah, yeah, support pool.
Speaker 2: It was so when you stood in just to make
Speaker 2: sure you didn't fall forward or anything. Yeah. It's kind
Speaker 2: of like the train. Yeah, like train, so you can
Speaker 2: see it right, Yes, it's like a guide rail, just
Speaker 2: so you could stay safe. See, you always got to
Speaker 2: stay safe.
Speaker 1: What is this cue?
Speaker 6: I don't know that was on your Twitter timeline when
Speaker 6: I was going.
Speaker 1: Deep typo type got a little zen.
Speaker 2: Maybe you had a question for someone you just forgot
Speaker 2: the question though this was days man he was Oh,
Speaker 2: I had a Zenna suit as well. Thing. Look at you.
Speaker 2: You look younger now, I swear man.
Speaker 1: I just don't have facial hair.
Speaker 2: You look like thirty, like eight years old in that
Speaker 2: picture with that beard, like pro professional. You look really
Speaker 2: like a fucking assassin. Yeah, you look like you should
Speaker 2: be on you know, in movies.
Speaker 1: I look like I should be hanging next to John
Speaker 1: Wick ready to just take out some fucking What looks like.
Speaker 2: You should have played the part in American Sniper instead
Speaker 2: of Bradley Cooper.
Speaker 1: No, Bradley Cooper, No, don't you don't talk like that
Speaker 1: about bred.
Speaker 2: I know, but I'm just saying, that's how good you
Speaker 2: even though he's a Philly fan. Ah, we all do
Speaker 2: that at the same time.
Speaker 1: How would you describe your social media habits in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: Rob oh.
Speaker 2: Man that that's when I used social media like freely
Speaker 2: you know, in twenty fifteen, I used to do like
Speaker 2: gronk isms when like when social media first came out.
Speaker 2: I don't know exactly what the gronk isms were, but
Speaker 2: I think one of them was like, you can't lose
Speaker 2: your keys if you leave your keys in the car,
Speaker 2: but you may lose your car. Yeah. Wise, very wise,
Speaker 2: because I never brought my keys in the house. And
Speaker 2: then I was like, I can never lose them because
Speaker 2: I always lost them, and I brought them, brought the
Speaker 2: keys inside the house. Yeah, and then have a key spot. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and the key spot was inside the car.
Speaker 1: That's a good key spot. Never can lose live in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles and people just come take your car. Well,
Speaker 1: I was in Foxborough, so no one, no one to safer,
Speaker 1: there no one going near. There's Graceland and there's gronk Lan.
Speaker 1: Don't go by the grunk Lan. You ever, you ever
Speaker 1: get the amazing dms from some celebrities at this time
Speaker 1: in twenty fifteen, and any kind of celebrity, To.
Speaker 2: Tell you the truth, I don't even think I was
Speaker 2: on Instagram yet. I think I got on Instagram in
Speaker 2: like twenty sixteen or seventeen, after the Super Bowl yeah,
Speaker 2: And to tell you the truth, I still wish to
Speaker 2: this day I never got on an Instagram and I
Speaker 2: would never have to worry about it and be like,
Speaker 2: I just never got on, so that no one would
Speaker 2: ever ask me why, Like hey, can you post it
Speaker 2: on Instagram? They'll be like, oh, Gronk just don't have
Speaker 2: an Instagram or yeah, like you don't have to think
Speaker 2: about it. Then imagine that and then you just posted
Speaker 2: for me Julian on your Instagram. That'd be pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Let's get into the game, Jacks. Can you set the
Speaker 2: stage about this.
Speaker 9: Ferocious Seattle Seahawks team defending Super Bowl champions that have
Speaker 9: the Legion of Boom?
Speaker 6: You just didn't worry?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, wait do we have this? Was? No, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was on our team. Browner, Yeah, he was part
Speaker 2: of the Legion of Boom. He was. He was like
Speaker 2: the original. But the Legion of Boom was still going
Speaker 2: even without Brandon Browner.
Speaker 7: It kind of got to that point where like then
Speaker 7: they just attributed it to the whole defense, so like
Speaker 7: it didn't really have that much meeting, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean, Like everyone got to be the whole defense
Speaker 7: just became out.
Speaker 2: But it was truly led by cam Chancellor Richard Sherman
Speaker 2: and Earl Thomas.
Speaker 1: Earl Thomas was a fucking torpedo back man.
Speaker 2: He was a missile. He was.
Speaker 1: He used to come downhill full like he could. He
Speaker 1: was fucking a torpedo. He was fast here he wasn't
Speaker 1: you know. He got older and he became more of
Speaker 1: an instinctive player when he was young in this time
Speaker 1: and he was he was like a four to three guy.
Speaker 2: He was. Earl Thomas put me out of the season.
Speaker 2: He added my season when we won the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: in versus Atlanta. That was the year I got hurt
Speaker 2: and then playing the Super Bowl, it was because of
Speaker 2: Earl Thomas. I was going up to see him. I
Speaker 2: was looking at the ball and then boom he hit me.
Speaker 2: I was running full speed up to see him. He
Speaker 2: was running full speed at me. He had no fear
Speaker 2: at all. Zero zero isn't a big guy either, No,
Speaker 2: not a big guy. But he was compact, compact the ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, And he put me out for a season.
Speaker 2: When he hit me, I actually ruptured my lungs and
Speaker 2: then also he popped out my disc in my back.
Speaker 2: And that's why I had to get back surgery that
Speaker 2: year because of him.
Speaker 1: But Earl Thomas fucking Thomas. He was just I mean.
Speaker 1: And Cam Chancer was right there too. He was just
Speaker 1: like a He was like an old school safety, absolute free.
Speaker 1: He was like two thirty.
Speaker 2: Guy was massive. I think he was like two forty
Speaker 2: he could have been. And he was like six ' four.
Speaker 2: He was the biggest safety in the game by fire dude.
Speaker 2: And he was nice. Yeah, he was nice.
Speaker 1: He was like a gentleman when he beat your ass. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember, because like for Strive, it was probably like
Speaker 1: the fifth or sixth run. I had to go in
Speaker 1: and get the force and I and I would always
Speaker 1: set the tempo for the day on those those first
Speaker 1: like force blocks. You go in, you give helmet to helmet,
Speaker 1: You try to give him a little little fucking you know,
Speaker 1: clean him up a little, let him know you're here
Speaker 1: for a kiss all day.
Speaker 2: I went in there to.
Speaker 1: Cam Chancellor and did that and I got knock I
Speaker 1: fucking got knocked back, and he didn't move. I just felt,
Speaker 1: you know, when you hit a guy and they feel
Speaker 1: rooted where they don't move, you know, usually and I
Speaker 1: have like usually a little power where I can get
Speaker 1: into a guy. I hit him and I knocked myself
Speaker 1: out a little. I'm like, oh my god, and he
Speaker 1: goes a young fellow. It's gonna be a long day
Speaker 1: something like that, he said, sounding like that.
Speaker 2: So the Legion of Boom was consistent of a tree trunk,
Speaker 2: which was Cam Chancellor, and then they had the missile
Speaker 2: torpedo Thomas or a torpedo. And then they had the
Speaker 2: you know, the fancy playmaker, Richard Sherman. Sherman, that's a
Speaker 2: good that's a good summation of those three.
Speaker 1: And Mitchell was good too. He just we hurt. He
Speaker 1: got hurt after that pick. That was Lane, Jeremy Lane.
Speaker 2: Lane Lane was pretty good.
Speaker 4: What happened to him?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what happened to him? Who hit him?
Speaker 2: What happened to Jeremy Lane? Jules?
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened to him. He made an interception,
Speaker 1: I made a tackle and then when he got hurt,
Speaker 1: he tore his a cl and broke his arm on
Speaker 1: the same play.
Speaker 2: Damn, that sucks. That's like me try my al and
Speaker 2: m and then damn that's football for you.
Speaker 6: Football A little more on.
Speaker 7: This Legion of Boom only lost one game by more
Speaker 7: than seven points. When all three of those guys started
Speaker 7: eighty one games played together on one team. That's tied
Speaker 7: for second with Brian Dawkins, Troy Vincent, Bobby Taylor on
Speaker 7: the Eagles. And then this trio also combined fourteen Pro Bowls,
Speaker 7: six All Pros between eleven and seventeen.
Speaker 6: So these guys were.
Speaker 1: I remember we went up there and remember in twelve
Speaker 1: we had to go play him and they came back
Speaker 1: and beat us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were up I think a halftime by good amount,
Speaker 2: and then they came back.
Speaker 1: That's when Richard came out.
Speaker 2: And he went up right right into Tom Brady's face.
Speaker 2: You like that or what was it? You're mad, bro,
Speaker 2: You're mad bro. That's when Richard Sherman became Richard Shure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's when he because he did ebf all that.
Speaker 1: He was, Yeah, razor, he used to get into it.
Speaker 1: We got into it a little bit at at uh
Speaker 1: in this game.
Speaker 2: He's great. I played with him my final year in
Speaker 2: Tampa's great guy, great guy. Love Richard.
Speaker 1: He's one of those guys you hate him when you're
Speaker 1: not he's not on your team, but you love him
Speaker 1: when he's on your team.
Speaker 2: Exactly like you're like, that's our asshole.
Speaker 1: We love that guy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and uh, before we get off the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: This was Russell Wilson's third year in the NFL, through
Speaker 7: for three thousand, four and seventy five yards. Twenty t
Speaker 7: D's also ran for almost a thousand yards. This was
Speaker 7: third year us he was cooking coming off a Super
Speaker 7: Bowl win.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 7: In the old rushing touchdowns eight rushing touchdowns. Nothing to
Speaker 7: scoff at there, but it was beast mode in the backfield.
Speaker 7: And then uh, kind of a little bit of a
Speaker 7: no name wide receiver corp if you will, No no
Speaker 7: disrespect there, but all all free.
Speaker 2: Was good, was good. Baldwin used to ball.
Speaker 1: He had a lot of production for a lot of years.
Speaker 7: And then uh, yeah, like my bad, I'll put a
Speaker 7: little put a little love on on Balden.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 6: Traded Percy Harvin in the middle of this season.
Speaker 1: That was not that could have been. That could have
Speaker 1: been a factory.
Speaker 2: They needed that.
Speaker 1: But they had those guys that made big plays the seams.
Speaker 7: Mitchell, Mitchell, Matthews, Matthews, he only came up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, curse the long board long yeah, Bluke.
Speaker 6: Wilson tight end. Uh, they had dudes.
Speaker 2: Marsh Lynch, Marshawn Lynch. Guys.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean the defense gets all the love.
Speaker 2: But now the good defense with a team that could
Speaker 2: run the ball.
Speaker 7: Defense led by d C, Dan Campbell or Dan Quinn. Sorry, geez,
Speaker 7: I'm thinking mc DC.
Speaker 1: That's why we call it the Seattle six. Remember, And
Speaker 1: then now every team runs it that covers six that
Speaker 1: they run that that three deep cover. I hate that
Speaker 1: that coverge We run the stupid same play every time,
Speaker 1: the crosser, the under and the you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And then every time I go deep, I'm covered because
Speaker 2: it's three deep. Every time with the two corners in
Speaker 2: the safety. Oh, the worst coverage ever. I would just
Speaker 2: run up and down the field. You gotta like pick
Speaker 2: it apart.
Speaker 1: It takes a lot of because they were they were
Speaker 1: so good at staying tight as a defense together. Everyone
Speaker 1: worked together. Everyone was on a string. So as soon
Speaker 1: as the ball snapped and they saw it was passed,
Speaker 1: this guy was flying here, he was flying there, and
Speaker 1: so they would get to their lane, their their their
Speaker 1: zones very good. So one of the main coaching points
Speaker 1: of this game was it's gonna take a lot The
Speaker 1: running backs will get the ball a lot because they
Speaker 1: have a lot of coverage and they could get after
Speaker 1: you with four guys. So what we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: do is we're gonna have to have these long, methodical
Speaker 1: drives and once you get the ball, because they are
Speaker 1: so tight knitted on a string, you get vertical. You
Speaker 1: have to get vertical cool because they have they pursued.
Speaker 1: That's the dan Quinn system, the Seattle six. That zone coverage,
Speaker 1: which is like a matched zone where it plays man
Speaker 1: on the outside but it's still zony. And then once
Speaker 1: the ball is thrown, everyone converged the ball. Everyone you know,
Speaker 1: rushed the ball right away. So like that was like
Speaker 1: the main thing. You get the ball, get up field,
Speaker 1: go because they're gonna be right there. You remember that, Yes,
Speaker 1: I do remember that.
Speaker 2: And then every once in a while, this is when
Speaker 2: we took advantage of that, and I don't know why
Speaker 2: they did it, is when they went into cover one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they did a lot of coverage one off of that
Speaker 2: what you were talking about. And then that's when we
Speaker 2: made our big plays, especially in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: And that's when Grounk scored his touchdown right before half.
Speaker 1: I'm sure we'll get into it, but you know, we
Speaker 1: had the formation indicator when you see the linebacker number fifty,
Speaker 1: who was it.
Speaker 2: Bobby Wagner at the moment, that was over Wagner. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that it was over Bobby Wagners. So it was Wagner.
Speaker 1: Once you see Wagner's all the way out with the
Speaker 1: tight end, I mean, that's your indicator. It's man coverage
Speaker 1: because if a corner's out there, then you know it's
Speaker 1: back to that Seattle six. So you know that was
Speaker 1: that was at that time in the league. You had
Speaker 1: these formation indications that you would use before the play and.
Speaker 2: Then we can't forget Also about their D line. D
Speaker 2: line was fay Roll, Michael Bennett. Now what about their
Speaker 2: linebacker corps as well, Man Wagner.
Speaker 4: Yes, Melcole Smith.
Speaker 2: Actually, I think my touchdown was over kJ It was
Speaker 2: kJ right. It wasn't Bobby Wagner. I was wrong there.
Speaker 2: It was kJ Wright, who was a hack of a
Speaker 2: linebacker at the moment too. I think he was one
Speaker 2: of the best linebackers in the league.
Speaker 1: This was a fucking This was a generational great defense, yes,
Speaker 1: and they were a dangerous offense that could run the
Speaker 1: ball down your fucking throat with Marshawn Lynch who took
Speaker 1: everyone to tackle, and then Russell would go back, make
Speaker 1: three four people miss throw it down the field, have
Speaker 1: those lollipop fucking long balls, and they would. That was
Speaker 1: their formula. That was their formula.
Speaker 4: One play away from back to back Super Bowls.
Speaker 2: M one giant play. I don't look at it like that.
Speaker 2: You can say that about so many games, so many games.
Speaker 6: Should we get into these these Pats.
Speaker 2: Let's get in the Pats. The Pats we were twelve
Speaker 2: and four. I forget that, the Super Bowl champs, super Bowl.
Speaker 7: Champs, Maddy p leading the defense, Mickey D's O C,
Speaker 7: Jimmy G's rookie year, James Twite rookie those guys, man,
Speaker 7: that's crazy. Those are two head coaches crazy day ball
Speaker 7: on this staff. Another head coach.
Speaker 2: Was Trent Delfer, went off too about the Patriots dynasty's over,
Speaker 2: Tom Brady's over. That's when we called uh Is Delfer
Speaker 2: the Trent Dodo. Last time we were on James foot names. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was the same year.
Speaker 1: He's probably coaching some quarterbacks right now.
Speaker 6: He's down there at U A B.
Speaker 2: Is he is he coaching yes, what does he think
Speaker 2: head coach of U A. B. Trent Yes, O way
Speaker 2: good for him? Yeah he wow.
Speaker 1: I mean the guy likes loves football. I think he
Speaker 1: knows it.
Speaker 4: Do you think he can recruit as well as Dion Sanders?
Speaker 7: No, okay, let me go play for this game manager.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go play for Trent Dilfred Jackie. That's how
Speaker 7: you really feel.
Speaker 2: They're just not good anything.
Speaker 6: I'm coming.
Speaker 2: I'm yeah, I'm coming at throats Bro, Trent Dildo, Oh
Speaker 2: my god. Uh yeah.
Speaker 7: This was the ondo Cincinnati season. This was a declared
Speaker 7: US dead and arrowhead season. Get a little give a
Speaker 7: little shine to Jamie Collins. I know we're always an
Speaker 7: offensive kind of pot here, but Jamie was so one
Speaker 7: hundred and sixteen tackles this season.
Speaker 2: Jamie Collins was an absolute freak who didn't even have
Speaker 2: to do anything to be an absolute freak. He would
Speaker 2: just show up and just make these insane plays that
Speaker 2: you'd be like your head would be turning you like
Speaker 2: what the heck? And then like he didn't need to
Speaker 2: do anything. He was just an athletic freak already, just
Speaker 2: off the field and on the field. He didn't need
Speaker 2: to work out. He didn't need to run sprints. He
Speaker 2: just showed up to the football field and just made
Speaker 2: absolutely insane place. Yeah.
Speaker 1: In his come out game was in twenty thirteen when
Speaker 1: he was drafted in thirteen.
Speaker 2: I know he was drafted in the second round, second
Speaker 2: round maybe from schools Southern Miss.
Speaker 6: I think they didn't win a single game, had senior
Speaker 6: first rounder.
Speaker 2: Right now, the second rounder, second second rounder, but we
Speaker 2: we drafted him in twenty thirteen, second round pick fifty two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, twenty thirteen, and I remember I was like, my
Speaker 1: whole holy shit moment with him is when he went
Speaker 1: and covered Welker in that Denver game where we beat him.
Speaker 1: We came back or do we come back and beat him?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He covered Welker a few times. I'm like, this dude's
Speaker 1: way too long and big and to be able to
Speaker 1: cover West because West is an elite route runner, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Elite, So like to see that,
Speaker 1: I was like, oh my god, this guy is a guy.
Speaker 6: Yep, we came back and beat him thirty four to
Speaker 6: thirty one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're down twenty.
Speaker 2: Four half and this was his second season, it was
Speaker 2: his first season. We would have never won the Super
Speaker 2: Bowl without Jamie Collins. No, no, what a pick that was.
Speaker 2: Shout out the Bill. That's a great pick right there.
Speaker 1: And High Tower of the year before High Tower, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we gotta give gotta give some love to the rest
Speaker 1: of that defense. High Tower Revis Brown Flowers, the Big Vince, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Big V.
Speaker 2: Big V was a beast in this game. We had
Speaker 2: cham Jones. What a great year he had too. He
Speaker 2: had a bunch of sacks.
Speaker 6: Ninko.
Speaker 1: Alan Brant, how big is that?
Speaker 2: He's massive, dude, He's like three sixty.
Speaker 1: So he's he's probably three sixty, right, And Allen is
Speaker 1: kind of like a quirky guy. Allen would come and
Speaker 1: we have a walk in from the player parking lot
Speaker 1: to the facility is probably like one hundred yard walk.
Speaker 1: Then you have like another sixty yard walk in the hallways.
Speaker 1: This motherfucker Allen would be coming around on electric skateboard.
Speaker 1: This big ass, three hundred and sixty five pound guy
Speaker 1: would come on electric skateboard. He have his backpack on,
Speaker 1: his earphones on, like he's going to school, and he'd
Speaker 1: be rolling one hundred and fifty yards on this electric
Speaker 1: skateboard and he'd be going in the halls and people.
Speaker 1: I remember Bill's like, like, Allan, what the fuck are
Speaker 1: we doing here? In his rocket power?
Speaker 2: Remember that. I do remember that. It was a sight
Speaker 2: to see. It was so funny to watch it. It
Speaker 2: was six six three fifty. I don't know how that
Speaker 2: skateboard didn't break. I know it was crazy. What about Blunt,
Speaker 2: Garrett Blunt, shut out the man, James Davlin, Man, Shane Veren,
Speaker 2: James White.
Speaker 1: We had a ross young James White. Yes, what we
Speaker 1: had was Stark.
Speaker 11: Sk It was like he played like what two seasons
Speaker 11: with the Patriots. Yeah, and that was I think to
Speaker 11: rookie of his career. Picked up Brandon Lefell in the
Speaker 11: off season.
Speaker 4: Yeah, n yeah, agent quarterback man. We had roster Malcolm Butler.
Speaker 2: Oh ye, malcol he made it working on Popeyes? Is
Speaker 2: it really he was? No, he was working at.
Speaker 7: Popeyes West Alabama, West Alabama. Man, Nico heck of a squad.
Speaker 7: Ninko made sneaky good plays when the team needed it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Kickers, Ryan Allen's upon her, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Gostowski, Polish power baby who man a tight end? Tim
Speaker 2: Wright to man. We had a roster bro I remember,
Speaker 2: I'm in he was my so. He was my dip guy.
Speaker 1: He always had in the locker room. And I remember
Speaker 1: in practice who man got punched in the lip and
Speaker 1: he had a fat, bloody lip.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh ship who? He goes, I go, why
Speaker 2: are you smiling?
Speaker 1: He goes, I gotta cut my lip?
Speaker 2: I go, what do you? What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: He goes.
Speaker 1: As soon as I put my dip in, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get an extra buzz.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh ship, who man? Was a man there? Chuy?
Speaker 1: It was this was a this was a special group.
Speaker 1: It was our first.
Speaker 2: It's time for the bounty wingman question. Bring out the wings.
Speaker 2: You can't have football without wings, brother, and you can't
Speaker 2: have wings without bounty. We got that, You got that right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: This is a segment where we bring out a pair
Speaker 1: of wings or a bunch of wings.
Speaker 2: All right, where's the blue cheese? Brother, where's the blue cheese?
Speaker 2: Are we out? Are we in? Well we're not in Buffalo?
Speaker 2: So ranch is fine outside of Buffalo, but bring it out. Ranch.
Speaker 2: Are blue cheese counts here in LA But in Buffalo.
Speaker 2: You know it's blue cheese only, brother, You know that
Speaker 2: in Buffalo blue cheese deal. You get shot if you
Speaker 2: ate ranch in Buffalo. Literally we got here, Buffalo Wings,
Speaker 2: Bounty wing Man. Question is, what do you think our
Speaker 2: best moment on the field together was. We've had a
Speaker 2: lot of great moments on the field, Dal, I mean
Speaker 2: we've already talked about one of them, bes fifty nine
Speaker 2: yard touchdown you had in San Diego, and I was
Speaker 2: in the huddle a ten seconds before saying we need
Speaker 2: sixty nine yards to score a touchdown, and you scored
Speaker 2: twenty seconds later on that play. That was That was
Speaker 2: That was a big moment.
Speaker 1: But I think another big moment, man, these paper towsers
Speaker 1: so awesome, lot of paper towels. I think a great
Speaker 1: moment will is the double pass.
Speaker 2: Oh the double pass was too because that was this
Speaker 2: year as well, wasn't that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were the lead blocker. You were the first
Speaker 1: guy I celebrated with. I just remember after I threw it,
Speaker 1: I thought it overthrew him, and it all happened super quick,
Speaker 1: and the next thing I remember, it was like picks
Speaker 1: me up like a fucking little third grader.
Speaker 2: Good thing and so fast as well. You did overthrow them,
Speaker 2: but I thought I all just had speed of lightning.
Speaker 1: Oh god, it picks me up like baby from Dirty Dancing.
Speaker 1: It like lifts me up, and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that was a great moment.
Speaker 2: That was a great moment. That was one of our
Speaker 2: best moments. Or the or the block you laid out
Speaker 2: for me on the touchdown versus Colts, that was a
Speaker 2: good moment. That was a great moment as well. Cut
Speaker 2: back that was good. It was some good man moments.
Speaker 2: There's no there's no number one moment. We just have
Speaker 2: a lot of moments together, a lot of the great memories.
Speaker 2: My favorite memory off the field as a wing man
Speaker 2: was when we were sitting on that golf carts still
Speaker 2: in Dantaga and the freaking thing broke and we fell
Speaker 2: on the ground. It was all over barstool.
Speaker 4: Do you know how many people sent in videos from
Speaker 4: that day from Fagawi. I've got like fifteen different like
Speaker 4: Fagawi tapes that we'll have to run by you guys
Speaker 4: because you want to post them.
Speaker 2: Right after the last games with names Yeah and then
Speaker 2: every Yeah I Love It released the Fai tapes. I
Speaker 2: actually that was when I was dancing to Justin Timberlake
Speaker 2: one of his songs. What was this big popular song
Speaker 2: at that moment. Yeah, I got the feeling. I think
Speaker 2: it was. And he he tweeted back at me like
Speaker 2: nice dance moves, gronk, and I was like, I made
Speaker 2: it in life, justin Timberlake, just reach. We all remember
Speaker 2: that we were in the locker room yet girl, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we were just freaking going ham. That's why I
Speaker 2: was good at football, because I was working on my
Speaker 2: footwork when we were in Nantaka. You said that last time.
Speaker 1: We talked about that every time we went on, because
Speaker 1: we danced, we had better footwork.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know one could guard us.
Speaker 1: And that's the bounty wing man question. All right, what
Speaker 1: do you remember about the game plan of the Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: You know, Juels, I can't really tell you because I
Speaker 2: remember bragging to my friends the morning of the Super
Speaker 2: Bowl game and I looked at my notes. I had
Speaker 2: two notes, two bullet points. Only I couldn't even tell
Speaker 2: you what the two bollet points were. And I told
Speaker 2: my friends, I'm gonna have a great game. I think
Speaker 2: I know what they were. You threw me the ball,
Speaker 2: I catch the ball. Throw me the ball, I'll catch
Speaker 2: the ball. I'll score. That's three points. Yeah, that's three
Speaker 2: Oh well, one of the bullet points at both of
Speaker 2: those perfect perfect it is a two point for one
Speaker 2: point points and one bullet point. But yeah, I wasn't
Speaker 2: really known for writing notes. I was known for having
Speaker 2: great walkthroughs and studying the plays on the field, so
Speaker 2: you were known for scoring touchdowns, scoring touchdowns.
Speaker 1: But we did have a great game plan. It worked
Speaker 1: Seattle six. I just remember we had that stupid crosser
Speaker 1: play that we ran.
Speaker 2: A million times. Yes, yes we did. On the cross
Speaker 2: or play where.
Speaker 1: One guy's got the cross, one guy's got the under,
Speaker 1: and you high low the backer.
Speaker 2: You have to have speed to make his back go.
Speaker 2: So we could, you know, get the the under on
Speaker 2: the and then running we ran the cross or. So
Speaker 2: much is in that one of the plays. I actually
Speaker 2: ran into Richard Sherman. I think he was covering you
Speaker 2: and we both crossed. We basically went shoulder to shoulder
Speaker 2: on the cross and the Richard Sherman was right behind you,
Speaker 2: and we just it was an accident. We just both
Speaker 2: ran into each other and we both went flying to
Speaker 2: the ground. He looked at me like, shit, that hurt.
Speaker 2: Let's lee. Let's get the lead up of the game, Jackie.
Speaker 6: All right, the storylines going into this one.
Speaker 7: These were the top seeds in each conference in FCAFC,
Speaker 7: both number one seeds.
Speaker 6: Seattle was going for back to back.
Speaker 7: Meanwhile, the Pats hadn't won one in ten years, so
Speaker 7: they were going for the first and ten years. Brady
Speaker 7: doing ten years between Super Bowls still like insane. You'll
Speaker 7: never see that again. Paths to the Super Bowl double
Speaker 7: pass game. We beat Baltimore more than pounded Indy. Meanwhile,
Speaker 7: Seattle took out the Panthers and then in the NFC
Speaker 7: title game had to come back from a sixteen point deficit.
Speaker 7: Chris Matthews recovered that on side kick. So yeah, remember
Speaker 7: that when it beat Aaron Rodgers, the league MVP.
Speaker 1: I forgot that crazy they had to get an on
Speaker 1: side kick.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 7: Chris Matthews, the guy who will be talking about in
Speaker 7: this one. He kind of came on the scene there
Speaker 7: with that.
Speaker 1: Quick playoff for him, he was on fire.
Speaker 7: And then, as we talked about earlier, this was a
Speaker 7: little rekindling of the twenty twelve beef with the Richard
Speaker 7: Sherman Brady you mad all that stuff, and it was.
Speaker 6: It was Bill versus Pete, so coach versus successor.
Speaker 7: Pete was the last Patriots coach before Bill, only the
Speaker 7: third time in NFL history that successor has met current coach.
Speaker 6: In the in a super Bowl.
Speaker 7: The other two web you Banks and Don Shula in
Speaker 7: Super Bowl three and then John Gruden in Callahan.
Speaker 6: In Super Bowl thirty seven. I believe it was Raiders Bucks.
Speaker 6: So a little piece of successor trivia for you.
Speaker 2: There a lot of history.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you, jack Man, no problem, brother.
Speaker 7: So yeah, this was and this was also the first
Speaker 7: postseason meeting between these two teams, which is obviously given
Speaker 7: n FC a f C stuff.
Speaker 2: All Right, who was the referee of the game?
Speaker 6: I believe that was Bill vin was it? This was Vinovich?
Speaker 2: I believe who was the halftime show? Jack, Katy Perry,
Speaker 2: Lenny Kravitz.
Speaker 7: Those are extra long halftimes, as I recall, Right, did
Speaker 7: you ever see any the halftime shows?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: I never said.
Speaker 1: I don't even remember our halftime show. I don't remember
Speaker 1: an you didn't do a uh er kick Fiersonunter two
Speaker 1: years ago or in Miami went Kickers little he.
Speaker 2: Was watching Snoop and then yeah on Cincinnati. Yeah, could
Speaker 2: you imagine what was he thinking? What was he thinking?
Speaker 6: I want to see Snoop that I Snoop was performing.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine someone leaving the halftime of ours to
Speaker 1: watch the Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: She would to be playing the second half. Bell would
Speaker 2: put you.
Speaker 1: Right on the bench, right on the bench, instant out.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter what type of first half you had.
Speaker 7: I remember remember uh deep in the games with names
Speaker 7: Trivia Bank here Michael Irvin said he did the same
Speaker 7: thing in their Super Bowl to go catch a glimpse
Speaker 7: of Michael Jackson.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he said he was taking a dump. He just
Speaker 6: ran down the way.
Speaker 2: Wild wild though.
Speaker 1: So we go in this game and we're we're driving
Speaker 1: right away? Was it that the first drive and then
Speaker 1: Tom Tom threw a pick in the right area the
Speaker 1: Jeremy lane and Jeremy lane.
Speaker 2: Well that's what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Remember we were driving. I felt like we were driving,
Speaker 1: that we were driving.
Speaker 7: It was a little feeling out Chess match early in
Speaker 7: the first scoreless first quarter, a couple of punts in there,
Speaker 7: and then yeah, we finally got something going, and then.
Speaker 1: We got something going in that and then right before
Speaker 1: half this is I remember the first half we scored.
Speaker 1: LaFell scored on the slant. Then they came back.
Speaker 4: There was another pick too.
Speaker 1: Yep, later on in the first half. Yeah, let me
Speaker 1: double chet four tugs though four different receivers to and
Speaker 1: then I remember right before half we got we we
Speaker 1: had a great last shot situation where we were trying
Speaker 1: to take as much time off and you know, get points.
Speaker 1: That's when we got that man look with Rob and
Speaker 1: fifty across from him, and Rob ran the go and
Speaker 1: smoked him. That was like our first play of man
Speaker 1: coverage that we got.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: It was right, No, it was the second because I
Speaker 1: had that third alright, there was a third downward on
Speaker 1: third and short and medium. They were they were notorious
Speaker 1: for that.
Speaker 2: I think that's where they went wrong in that game
Speaker 2: because then on our final drive and when you scored
Speaker 2: the game winning touch on they did man coverage again.
Speaker 1: But they that's when times that's when they were using
Speaker 1: the man coverage in the red area, remember, And that's
Speaker 1: when we put in x return spin. Yes, we put
Speaker 1: that in the night before the game because our coaches
Speaker 1: were like, we think we could get more man in
Speaker 1: the red area.
Speaker 2: We didn't.
Speaker 1: We didn't rep that play. We put it in on
Speaker 1: paper and we did in the walkthrough, But right before half,
Speaker 1: Rob scores. They had like twenty five seconds or something,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, you know, they had
Speaker 1: they drove the ball, got a penalty, and then they
Speaker 1: scored with like two seconds left before the half, and
Speaker 1: that was like they were getting the ball at halftime.
Speaker 1: That was kind of like a little momentum swing right there.
Speaker 7: Six seconds left from the eleven. Yeah, Pete goes for
Speaker 7: the in zone and they scored.
Speaker 4: Chris Matthews, Well, you guys kind of dominated a lot
Speaker 4: in the first half.
Speaker 1: I felt like we had their number, but they made
Speaker 1: great plays like and that's the type of defense they were.
Speaker 1: You had to earn everything against that type of defense.
Speaker 1: They were gonna bend, they were gonna let you go.
Speaker 1: But they always banked on teams to make mistakes, throw turnovers,
Speaker 1: let their defense aligne get after the quarterback, make him
Speaker 1: make a bad decision, and getting inter like that's what
Speaker 1: they relied on, you know, And that's what happened twice,
Speaker 1: even though we were driving the ball, you know, we
Speaker 1: threw two picks and then that's nullified. So even though
Speaker 1: we felt like we were making hay, you know, in
Speaker 1: that first half, the points didn't show it because situationally,
Speaker 1: we weren't playing the game the way we needed to.
Speaker 4: Russell Wilson didn't complete his first pass to five minutes
Speaker 4: left in the second quarter.
Speaker 1: You could see that their game plan though. Their game plan,
Speaker 1: they were trying to run the rock and.
Speaker 2: They were trying to control the ball as well, so
Speaker 2: we weren't on the field control on it. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: in the end we actually time of possession we were
Speaker 2: thirty three minutes and they were twenty six minutes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Rob, can you can you take us back out
Speaker 4: the walk through your touchdown just if you remember it,
Speaker 4: kind of like beat by V.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: Actually, right when the play got called, I went out
Speaker 2: wide and I saw that it was man coverage, and
Speaker 2: I saw that he was off of me. And we
Speaker 2: practiced that a few times already the week before prior.
Speaker 2: And when the guys playing about ten to twelve yards
Speaker 2: off of me, and I had all that room still
Speaker 2: to go into the end zone and run by him,
Speaker 2: I got to get up on his That's how you
Speaker 2: get by someone when they're twelve yards off of you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you got to toe tap them so then they don't
Speaker 2: know where you're going. They don't know if you're coming back,
Speaker 2: if you're going inside. I got up on kJ Wright's
Speaker 2: toes and right when he was out there, we already
Speaker 2: wrapped this a couple times in practice, so I knew
Speaker 2: I had him. I knew Tom was gonna zone in
Speaker 2: on me no matter what. If you watch the play,
Speaker 2: Tom stared me down the whole entire time because he
Speaker 2: knew he was going to me as well. These are
Speaker 2: one of the times where you just know from practice
Speaker 2: when the ball is going to come for you, so
Speaker 2: you're a little extra amped up every time. I knew
Speaker 2: I had to make the play. I knew it was
Speaker 2: my time to get my first touchdown ever in history
Speaker 2: in the Super Bowl. So I got up on kJ
Speaker 2: Wright's toes, did a little move at the top so
Speaker 2: he didn't know where I was going, and then boom
Speaker 2: went right around him to the right and ran a
Speaker 2: fade route and Tom put it up there where only
Speaker 2: I could get it. I beat him by like two yards,
Speaker 2: which is a lot in the NFL, and Tom put
Speaker 2: it up there, caught the ball, just squeezed it because
Speaker 2: I knew he was going to be right there and
Speaker 2: going to come in and try to pop that ball out,
Speaker 2: because that's what good defenders did when he was a
Speaker 2: good defender. He tried to pop it out, but I
Speaker 2: squeezed it hard enough, landed and just grond spike that
Speaker 2: football out of nowhere and the crowd went crazy. I
Speaker 2: think the bullpopped. The ball did almost pop that time.
Speaker 4: Well, I also wanted to ask you to run with
Speaker 4: a play like that. When you get that look it's
Speaker 4: clearly one on one you against the linebacker mismatch, do
Speaker 4: you you kind of answered it a little bit, But
Speaker 4: do you just know from the situation the ball's coming away,
Speaker 4: or do you like, look at Tom you kind of
Speaker 4: have a little bit of a thing, or like do
Speaker 4: you just you can just read the defense, you know
Speaker 4: what's coming your way. You don't actually have to make up.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like starts in practice, Like I said,
Speaker 2: when you know you're getting that coverage, and right when
Speaker 2: I went out there and I knew it was one
Speaker 2: on one with a linebacker as well, Uh, it was
Speaker 2: the best opportunity on the field for Tom to throw
Speaker 2: to for a completion and for a big play as well.
Speaker 2: And Tom throws it mismaitch. Yeah, whenever there's a mismatch.
Speaker 2: Tom throws it to the mismatch every single time. Basically
Speaker 2: ninety nine percent of the time he's throwing to the mismatch,
Speaker 2: and he's not looking at anyone else on the field
Speaker 2: when he sees that mismatch. Even if Julian you were
Speaker 2: wide open by twenty yards or whatever, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: He wasn't looking at you because you weren't the mismatch
Speaker 2: at that moment. I was a mismatch there. He considered
Speaker 2: that mismatch because there was a linebacker on me. It
Speaker 2: didn't matter what linebacker. kJ Wright great player, but he
Speaker 2: didn't care. Tom and Kerr whenever he saw a linebacker
Speaker 2: on me, he always told me, I don't care what
Speaker 2: linebacker is on you ground, I'm going to throw you
Speaker 2: the ball because that's a mismatch. You're faster than linebackers
Speaker 2: and you're more athletic than linebacker. So right when I
Speaker 2: went out there, I knew that ball was coming to me. Man.
Speaker 2: And it's also.
Speaker 1: Another thing where like you know, I think we were
Speaker 1: in the fringe. We were on like the thirty six
Speaker 1: were the thirties?
Speaker 2: What was it? How big of a t was it?
Speaker 2: Twenty eight yard er?
Speaker 1: It was twenty two yard twenty two yarder, so you're
Speaker 1: right there, you're about to hit that red area. And
Speaker 1: anytime you see a defender like a linebacker five yards
Speaker 1: off on Rob, it's automatically a mismatch because what people
Speaker 1: don't realize, Rob was faster than every linebacker, and he
Speaker 1: can accelerate so instantaneously. When once that ball is snapped
Speaker 1: and you see that linebacker as a quarterback doesn't give
Speaker 1: any ground in grunks going full speed, that's a layup,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, because he's got to flip
Speaker 1: his hips grunks going full speed. Grunk's big enough to
Speaker 1: play through contact even if the guy tries to grab him.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 1: That's why it's such a mismatch. That's why we when
Speaker 1: he saw that look one time. We saw that look
Speaker 1: once and then they stopped doing it because it was
Speaker 1: a twenty two yard touchdown.
Speaker 2: Yes, and like you said, I knew I already had
Speaker 2: the advantage as well. I think he would have been
Speaker 2: better off playing me up press up press coverage because
Speaker 2: that's where we're kind of even. I mean, I didn't
Speaker 2: have I had acceleration, but I didn't have acceleration, you know,
Speaker 2: like an insane celeration where I would just absolutely burn
Speaker 2: by a linebacker. But once I got going and I
Speaker 2: was in my stride, you couldn't stop me. Then that's
Speaker 2: when I was lethal. And then then when he was
Speaker 2: about I think he was like eight yards off of me,
Speaker 2: I knew I could get in that stride, get on
Speaker 2: his toes, make a little move at the top when
Speaker 2: I got on his toes, and then boom went right
Speaker 2: around him for the fade route, and Tom threw was
Speaker 2: ball to right on the money man, right on the money.
Speaker 1: Even if they pressed though, that's bullshit. You were quicker
Speaker 1: than Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 2: I was just being humble jewels. All right.
Speaker 1: So we get tied up at halftime, fourteen four fourteen fourteen,
Speaker 1: we're in We're in there. I don't I don't really
Speaker 1: remember anything specific with the code. I just remember it
Speaker 1: was kind of like, we know what we have to do,
Speaker 1: kind of the same old spiel. We had heard it
Speaker 1: a lot of halftimes. You know, let's just play within
Speaker 1: the play. We can't win it all on, you know,
Speaker 1: one play, So if we all do our job well consistently,
Speaker 1: we'll be all right. We just got to take care
Speaker 1: of the football, and that was kind of the game plan.
Speaker 1: I think once we left the locker room, it was.
Speaker 2: The game plan. And it's basically been the same game
Speaker 2: plan that it was the whole entire year. And what's
Speaker 2: special about the Super Bowl as well as coach Balichak
Speaker 2: gets you prepared, you know, the way he needs to
Speaker 2: get you prepared, that's for sure. He doesn't amp up
Speaker 2: the game at all. He tells us, hey, guys, you
Speaker 2: don't need ton energy drinks for this game. You don't
Speaker 2: need to, you know, do this for this game. It's
Speaker 2: just another football game. We're gonna prepare it the same
Speaker 2: way because we prepare to the highest tee we could
Speaker 2: every single game, regular season game or a playoff game
Speaker 2: or the Super Bowl game. So therefore, you know, you
Speaker 2: go in with the same game plan that you always do.
Speaker 2: You prepare the same way. You don't do anything, you know,
Speaker 2: extraordinary to throw you off your game. So going into it,
Speaker 2: you know, we felt confident, We felt ready to go.
Speaker 1: I felt like good coaching, like a real good coach
Speaker 1: gives you information that helps you. Okay, you know, we're
Speaker 1: all professionals in the locker room. We don't need a
Speaker 1: raw rock guy that should come probably from like a leader.
Speaker 1: That usually came from, like you know, one of the players.
Speaker 1: But when you you know, at least in our locker rooms,
Speaker 1: halftimes are always professional, like this is what we've seen.
Speaker 1: These are the five plays that we're gonna lean on
Speaker 1: because we saw we got good tell from it from
Speaker 1: what we did in the first half. We're getting away
Speaker 1: from this group of plays because they ain't working, they're
Speaker 1: not playing the game we thought it was. So these
Speaker 1: plays take it out of your head. That's kind of
Speaker 1: how halftimes were in our locker room. You get four
Speaker 1: minutes right when you get in just to clear your
Speaker 1: mind while the coaches they go and have their discussion.
Speaker 1: So there's a four minute grace pier where guys are
Speaker 1: just kind of quiet and letting the emotions settle down.
Speaker 1: You know, you're kind of letting everything that just happened.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like when the players are all together.
Speaker 1: Then that breaks up where we go into O and
Speaker 1: d oh on one side of the locker room, d
Speaker 1: on the other side of the locker room, and you
Speaker 1: go over those plays that you think you can you know,
Speaker 1: make better, or you go over certain game plan something
Speaker 1: keys that we fell we can have going into the
Speaker 1: second half, and then you come over together as a
Speaker 1: whole unit, where the coach gives you his keys of
Speaker 1: what he thinks we need to do as a collective
Speaker 1: unit to succeed in the second half. That's kind of
Speaker 1: how it was for us. It wasn't like, you know,
Speaker 1: this one's for.
Speaker 2: The get bird type shit. You know.
Speaker 1: It was more of, all right, fellas, we ain't doing this, this, this,
Speaker 1: we need to do this, this, this as a team,
Speaker 1: this this, this, thirty more minutes, put your best foot forward.
Speaker 1: We all just need to play our job, do our
Speaker 1: job well, and let's go. And then that's kind of
Speaker 1: how it was.
Speaker 2: Set it right on, baby, That's how it was every week.
Speaker 2: That's how it didn't change. Didn't change regular season, playoffs
Speaker 2: or super Bowl. That's how it was. Man.
Speaker 1: Super Bowl is just longer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was longer. And he got us prepared because
Speaker 2: in practice the week before, we would practice for an
Speaker 2: hour and then he would take us off the field
Speaker 2: for yeah or twenty minutes, whatever the halftime was, and
Speaker 2: then we would go back out to the practice field
Speaker 2: and we were all pissed because practice would be longer.
Speaker 2: Than any Vegas.
Speaker 1: We have to do this little dynamic warm up, all right,
Speaker 1: We practiced a dynamic that we'd have to do to
Speaker 1: get our bodies roll.
Speaker 2: Fucking Ivan Fears, you got over here, coming over.
Speaker 1: Ivan Fears was our running backs coach, and he'd have
Speaker 1: to He'd always get up there whenever, like the beginning
Speaker 1: of the year, we had to do our stretch lines
Speaker 1: because you have to teach everyone how you have to
Speaker 1: do pre game routine, and so in the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: it was always a little different too. So that's when
Speaker 1: he got his encore where you know, Ivan would come
Speaker 1: up there. You have his He'd have his fucking binder
Speaker 1: paper with like the stadium drawn on the way he
Speaker 1: drew it.
Speaker 2: Alright, gosh, you gotta come over here. I'man gonna come here,
Speaker 2: and heeds go over here, and he'd be drawn it
Speaker 2: up on there.
Speaker 1: No one understood a fucking thing he said the whole time,
Speaker 1: because he's yelling the whole time. Iven's very animated, Ah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get it there, and everyone's looking at him like,
Speaker 1: do you know where the fuck we're going?
Speaker 6: I have no clue, Like he's got a diagram of the.
Speaker 1: But he remember he would know he's going there his
Speaker 1: little fucking notebook.
Speaker 2: He'd be sleeping for a majority of the halftime, say
Speaker 2: the halftimes, twenty minutes super Bowl halftime, he's taking a
Speaker 2: nap as well, eighteen minutes. He sleeps for all sunny wakes.
Speaker 1: I'ves you had to get in this little moment.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeh it.
Speaker 1: You know he was what is it called neck narc elliptic, narcoleptic.
Speaker 2: Literally that's a big word, Jules for me, I'm a
Speaker 2: math guy. Okay, I know. I know. We won the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl twenty eight, twenty four. We won by four points.
Speaker 2: I always he coach.
Speaker 1: I would sometimes look at coach fears because sometimes he
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know if he was sleeping, but
Speaker 1: he was, uh, his eyes were resting in meetings sometimes
Speaker 1: and ives had these ears and I was sitting look.
Speaker 2: At his ears. He had the hairriest ears I have
Speaker 2: ever seen.
Speaker 1: I remember once looking at his ear hair for maybe
Speaker 1: because we'd have like a fifty minute team meeting. Sometimes
Speaker 1: I looked at him for a square eight minutes just
Speaker 1: looking at that. I was like, man, coach, you need
Speaker 1: to clean that Thing's got to be a mission to
Speaker 1: get a Q tip in there, the weed whacker out.
Speaker 1: Jeez oh, man Fear. I love Coach Fears.
Speaker 2: Sears the man. You know. Coach Fears was my dad's
Speaker 2: coach at Syracuse as well. I didn't want to hear
Speaker 2: scuse that's that's the living legend of Coach Fears. And
Speaker 2: how long he has been around.
Speaker 6: That's incredible.
Speaker 1: Blue Guy, Glue guy, he's a glue guys. Scar Fears,
Speaker 1: geez our.
Speaker 2: Coach Adams was legit, legit as well. This year we
Speaker 2: did it.
Speaker 7: No, this was googe Oh, that's right, guge googe Goode
Speaker 7: was great legend.
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Speaker 6: Should we get into this third quarter?
Speaker 2: Real? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Third quarter of the storyline. Seahawks held the Pats scoreless
Speaker 7: ten to nothing. Uh, they come out and get a
Speaker 7: Houshka field goal. Then it leads to a un a
Speaker 7: Brady pick comes next second of the game. Second, This
Speaker 7: was a second and then that led to a long
Speaker 7: Seattle drive and then that was a dug bald when
Speaker 7: touchdown where he did the poop celebration. Remember that he
Speaker 7: acted like he was taking the dump and the ball
Speaker 7: was the dump. He got a fifteen yard flag for
Speaker 7: that though. He Yeah, that's pretty bold pulling out the
Speaker 7: poop celebration in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it would have been remembered if they won.
Speaker 1: Seriously, and you remember if the one that.
Speaker 2: Was a punalty, wasn't it it was. It didn't really
Speaker 2: hurt him though, because it was it was the punally
Speaker 2: was pursued in forrest on the kickoff and they kicked
Speaker 2: and it was a and then they just yeah, freaking
Speaker 2: touch back off for a touchback. So he got away.
Speaker 7: He got away with that one. And then going into
Speaker 7: the fourth down twenty four to fourteen. Up until this point,
Speaker 7: that would have been the lart. That was the largest
Speaker 7: Super Bowl comeback of all time. The biggest deficit was
Speaker 7: was seven up until that, which is crazy. Really super
Speaker 7: Bowl five when the biggest defosit in the fourth quarter
Speaker 7: or come back from overall, Yeah, any team it comes
Speaker 7: back at that time.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's the incredible longest.
Speaker 7: The largest fourth quarter comebacks up until this game in
Speaker 7: the Super Bowl was seven points.
Speaker 6: It's kind of nuts.
Speaker 2: Hey, I just came up with an idea. You know,
Speaker 2: a kind of a of a play. Creative play is
Speaker 2: when you score a touchdown, like what was it Doug
Speaker 2: Ball when he had the poop celebration, and then the
Speaker 2: penalty was enforced on the kickoff, So then they're kicking
Speaker 2: off from what their own fifteen? Oh, their own fifteen?
Speaker 2: All right, So then it wasn't a touchback.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was.
Speaker 6: I don't I think it was.
Speaker 4: Let mean, double check here.
Speaker 2: Because I thought, how did that play out? How does
Speaker 2: that penalty?
Speaker 6: So howishka it was a fifteen yard or.
Speaker 2: Field goal? Let me see, did they do it on
Speaker 2: the field goal? Maybe on the field. No, it's not
Speaker 2: on the field. It's it's on the kick because one
Speaker 2: is it when the guy's kicking off on like their
Speaker 2: own forty and then they like just chip shot it
Speaker 2: and it goes out for.
Speaker 1: A guy the skykick?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but why does it happen? What's that type of
Speaker 2: penalty that has to incur if.
Speaker 1: It's if it's if you're roughing into the kicker or
Speaker 1: some some kind of defensive penalty.
Speaker 2: Because in that opportunity, if I was kicking the ball,
Speaker 2: I would never kick it for a touchback. I would
Speaker 2: go for an on side kick every single time then,
Speaker 2: because then you're the onside kick. If you don't recover it,
Speaker 2: it would still be on their like forty their only five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but then yeah, they're they're a play away from
Speaker 1: being from three points.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because this was unsportsman like conduct fifteen yards forced
Speaker 7: in between downs, how she could kick the extra point?
Speaker 7: And then he kicked off from the Seattle twenty all right,
Speaker 7: so he made.
Speaker 2: It thirty five? Yeah, all right. I don't know what
Speaker 2: I was thinking.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I liked it.
Speaker 6: I liked it where were yeah, you.
Speaker 1: Like where I was sportsman if it was if it
Speaker 1: was roughing the kicker, yep, and it was fifteen the
Speaker 1: other way, then it could work like or.
Speaker 2: It was on sportsman like for some reason after the
Speaker 2: play kicking, yeah, or on the offense.
Speaker 4: I've always wondered for on site kick if you cause
Speaker 4: you can like pick the ball up right on the
Speaker 4: kickoff and you can like drop kick it. If you
Speaker 4: could we.
Speaker 1: Tried that in the game plan with Ebner. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: did have that in the game. I think we tried
Speaker 1: it one time. Then what about Abner? We had him
Speaker 1: on our squad as well. Yeah, Eves, yeah, Eaves. What
Speaker 1: a team we have, Bro, what a team. That was
Speaker 1: the best year for sure. That was a good year,
Speaker 1: great year.
Speaker 7: They will be so proud of us right now talking
Speaker 7: situational football, proud of us. So going into the fourth
Speaker 7: down ten uh, the comeback gets started on the third
Speaker 7: and fourteen conversion Jules's twenty one yard catch there over
Speaker 7: the middle.
Speaker 6: You remember that one, you latch player in playoff history?
Speaker 4: Do you actually remember that play?
Speaker 2: We needed to play jeweles. You came through third down,
Speaker 2: fourth down, second down, if we needed a first down,
Speaker 2: you got us at every single time, no matter what
Speaker 2: year it was playoffs or Super Bowl. Thanks appreciate it, Bro,
Speaker 2: That's why you're in my wing. Man.
Speaker 1: Hey, you gotta move the chains to score touchdowns.
Speaker 2: Someone's got to move the chat, move the chains. I
Speaker 2: was this guy that scored the touch.
Speaker 1: And you gotta move the taines score a touchdown now,
Speaker 1: Yeah that was that was I mean, yeah, I remember
Speaker 1: that play. Everyone talks about a concussion. Hipray got concussed
Speaker 1: on that play. Remember they got hit by Cam Chancellor.
Speaker 2: That explains everything. Joe's can you walk us through that play?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean on the punt return before that, I
Speaker 1: took a hip shot, so I returned the punt. We
Speaker 1: went into no huddle right away because we knew there
Speaker 1: was what seven minutes left, and you know, we kind
Speaker 1: of boosted the urgency. We needed some kind of spark
Speaker 1: on offense. A lot of times you can get in
Speaker 1: no huddle it you know, it gets the offense going,
Speaker 1: you can move the ball, keeps one defense on the field,
Speaker 1: you can get some plays called. So we went into
Speaker 1: no huddle and then it was this third and fourteen
Speaker 1: and I'm already fucking my My hip is tugging because
Speaker 1: I took a hit pointer on the punt return, so
Speaker 1: in between plays it would be tugging, and then your
Speaker 1: adrenaline kicks in. Right before play was you know, ten
Speaker 1: f stalk. I think it was triple left triple in
Speaker 1: which you know you got the the incut the under.
Speaker 1: We were flooding the zone and I had the deep
Speaker 1: end on the back side and you have a quarterback
Speaker 1: clock in your head. When you're running routes, especially if
Speaker 1: you're running a deep route over the middle, you know,
Speaker 1: usually that balls hit to you on the numbers on
Speaker 1: an incut, you know, because you have it's middle of
Speaker 1: the field closed, meaning there's a middlefield safety, and that
Speaker 1: anytime you get past that, he gets involved and that's
Speaker 1: when big hits come. So I'm running the route and
Speaker 1: I get to the top of the route, I'm I'm
Speaker 1: I'm still running, and I'm still running, and so Tom
Speaker 1: he had to do something, gets into the pocket, steps
Speaker 1: up and it's late in my head, so you know
Speaker 1: you're about to take a fucking hit. So he zips
Speaker 1: it across the middle. I'm probably halfway in between the field,
Speaker 1: so you know there's there's a shark lurking. That's that
Speaker 1: middlefield safety. So you better dig in, you better prepare
Speaker 1: for the hit. And that's why I brought it into
Speaker 1: the body and I clinched right before I hit it,
Speaker 1: and Cam hit me, and it like hit me hard,
Speaker 1: and I didn't know if I was down.
Speaker 2: I was good.
Speaker 1: I braced myself for the hit. So a lot of
Speaker 1: people think I was knocked out that play because of
Speaker 1: how I tried to get up at the end, you know,
Speaker 1: But that's when the adrenaline kicked. My hip pulled. I
Speaker 1: tried to get up and my hip pulled. If anyone
Speaker 1: who's had a hit pointer, you had hit pointers, Ah,
Speaker 1: when you get that hit pointer, it singes on you
Speaker 1: and it pulls all those muscles in your hip. So
Speaker 1: like when the adrenalin's down, that thing just starts singing
Speaker 1: on me. And I'm like, oh, and everyone thinks I
Speaker 1: can't get up because I'm staggered because of the hit,
Speaker 1: which it was a fucking hit and I felt the hit.
Speaker 2: Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 1: Cam chancers a fucking dog, but it was because of
Speaker 1: my hip and there was no concussion. So everyone out there,
Speaker 1: oh the concussion wrong? Mean, no, dude, take a little
Speaker 1: tea spoon of cement, go up, You pick up your
Speaker 1: goddamn self.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Toughness, toughness, Rob.
Speaker 4: What's funny about that play is when we were doing
Speaker 4: your documentary, we tried to license that footage for that.
Speaker 4: It's a big play to get into the NFL. There
Speaker 4: was no penalty called, there's nothing, there was no fun
Speaker 4: allowing legal play in the eyes of the NFL. We
Speaker 4: tried to license that footage for the documentary. They go,
Speaker 4: no shot, that doesn't represent the NFL. So it was
Speaker 4: never in the movie. No flag though, no fine wild.
Speaker 1: It didn't need a flag, It didn't need a fine.
Speaker 4: Let me use it, Let me use it, Let me
Speaker 4: give you the money, and I'll put it in.
Speaker 2: The movie Football. They said it didn't represent the NFL.
Speaker 2: That was a heck of a play by you. You
Speaker 2: remember that novel by cam Chancellor like that, and to
Speaker 2: make that catch and the hold on to it, you
Speaker 2: know how hard that is.
Speaker 1: And I remember him grunting too. He grunted when when
Speaker 1: we when we hit. You know, sometimes you hear something,
Speaker 1: you ever hear something, guy goes.
Speaker 2: He's like. I was like, I was like, I remember
Speaker 2: here going.
Speaker 7: I was like, And then you follow him up with
Speaker 7: another big third down twenty one yard catch to twenty
Speaker 7: one yard catch in the same drive.
Speaker 1: They pe dropped us. So what they did was when
Speaker 1: you got into that red area on third down, sometimes
Speaker 1: they had a man key where they did a lot
Speaker 1: of man or sometimes they had a mixer where they
Speaker 1: would drop only rush three and put everyone in coverage.
Speaker 1: Which that's common when you're getting close to the red
Speaker 1: area because there's more bodies, and with Tom not being
Speaker 1: a runner, you want more bodies and coverage. So the
Speaker 1: pe dropper went on that next third down, and so
Speaker 1: I have like a juke route where you kind of
Speaker 1: have reins to do a lot of shit. And so
Speaker 1: I see that the pea dropper, and it's like a
Speaker 1: cardinal sin to go behind because you have a guy
Speaker 1: behind you football player. Being a football player, I went
Speaker 1: right behind in my slid the zone and Tom hit me,
Speaker 1: you know, and and we got the first down. But
Speaker 1: you know, that's one of those things where you know,
Speaker 1: like Rob said, you kind of know when when Tom's
Speaker 1: coming to you do to coverage. He knew on that
Speaker 1: that man coverage it was coming to him. I knew
Speaker 1: on the coverage that I was getting the ball on
Speaker 1: the p that I had to find the soft spot
Speaker 1: of the zone because everyone else is probably covered because
Speaker 1: they had a lot of guys in coverage. So I
Speaker 1: found that soft spot. He hits me, and then you know,
Speaker 1: Danny scored a touchdown two plays later. Yep, and Danny's
Speaker 1: touchdown again, we had the outside under by LaFell, which
Speaker 1: we scored on the first the first route. And remember
Speaker 1: then then Danny had the little bender.
Speaker 2: It was bender.
Speaker 1: It was bender in the end zone, and then I
Speaker 1: had the I had the speedo from the three, so
Speaker 1: you had the speed I had and then you came
Speaker 1: back right. No, it's kind of a no, I have
Speaker 1: speedo where I go out of there because Danny's got
Speaker 1: the bender, and then we have the under from the outside.
Speaker 2: Danny scored on the bender. Yeah, red zone. It kind
Speaker 2: of like means like you kind of go over and
Speaker 2: you head to the pylon. Yeah, no, that was me.
Speaker 1: I was a three, so I went all the way
Speaker 1: to the other side, all right. The two goes the
Speaker 1: near upright, the three has the under. So the read
Speaker 1: is that three two. You know, if you had that
Speaker 1: cover seven sometimes you can bend them and break it.
Speaker 1: If they had the cover seven on me, meaning they're
Speaker 1: doubling me, you're taking one of the defenders out of there.
Speaker 1: Danny's got leverage and that's when Tom zipped them, all right,
Speaker 1: and then the third read is LaFell on the under.
Speaker 1: If everyone goes back in the end zone, then you
Speaker 1: hit LaFell in the under and you're hoping that you know,
Speaker 1: he scores.
Speaker 2: I was just blocking this whole drive just protecting Tom,
Speaker 2: doing my you know, my duties in the blocking game.
Speaker 4: Were you and that's why you're the greatest titand ever?
Speaker 6: Yeah baby, why yeah baby?
Speaker 2: And then on the droppers still I was just helping out,
Speaker 2: you know, making sure Tom didn't get touched the whole drive.
Speaker 2: And then I came through on the final catch. You
Speaker 2: and Shane o oh yeah, what about Shane Veren as well?
Speaker 2: I mean, what how many catch? Fourteen catches for how
Speaker 2: many yards? We gotta give a Huig shout out? He
Speaker 2: had shout out to show eleven catches sixty four yards.
Speaker 2: Eleven catches sixty four yards and then no touchdowns, no touchdowns.
Speaker 2: But they were crucial catches game, they were.
Speaker 1: They were well people don't realize with those kind of catches,
Speaker 1: those are great plays because they were very pivotal in
Speaker 1: just moving the chains, you know, especially with the defense.
Speaker 1: Like we said earlier in the episode, this defense is
Speaker 1: a ball hawking defense that plays really good zone. You know,
Speaker 1: they make you earn every play and they wait for
Speaker 1: you to make a mistake. So a lot of quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: instead of hitting that checkdown, they tried to force it
Speaker 1: into somewhere. And that's why they had so many picks
Speaker 1: because you know they're in that those zones and they
Speaker 1: played those zones very well, and.
Speaker 2: The quarterbacks would try to force it, force it. That's
Speaker 2: when the opportunities come to have those interceptions.
Speaker 1: So they dare the quarterback to be patient, which for
Speaker 1: so you think, oh, that's that's so easy. But you
Speaker 1: know these guys want to they want those big chunk plays.
Speaker 1: You know, guys want to throw the ball. But you
Speaker 1: know that's what Tom did with and he did that
Speaker 1: especially with Shane. You know where he'd hit Shane in
Speaker 1: that backfield, being probably the third fourth option, but shaneo
Speaker 1: would get five six yards, keep the chains moving, keep
Speaker 1: us into positive play and and then we go on
Speaker 1: and you know it's kind of like the jabs.
Speaker 2: That's those jobs. What made Brady so great is that
Speaker 2: he went force the ball. He knew what type of
Speaker 2: defense they were running and they wanted him to force
Speaker 2: it and he won it, and he would dish it
Speaker 2: the Shane Veren the whole entire game and just keep
Speaker 2: the chains going, keep the positive plays going, because that's
Speaker 2: what's crucial. If you don't have positive plays, that's when
Speaker 2: you start getting stopped and that's when you start punting
Speaker 2: the ball, and it's a vantaged defense the whole entire game.
Speaker 1: And you get down, you get you get backed up
Speaker 1: on down and distance. Yes, so then it takes out
Speaker 1: chunks of your playbook because in you know, second and
Speaker 1: six is you have a huge category of plays that
Speaker 1: you can you can dip into. Then you know second
Speaker 1: and ten where you got to try to get it
Speaker 1: into third manageable because it's a lot easier to get
Speaker 1: in manageable.
Speaker 2: But the difference for you.
Speaker 1: Know, Brady who knows how to hit these checkdown there's
Speaker 1: a difference between quarterbacks that just hit checkdowns and guys
Speaker 1: that hit the checkdown and there's the one play where
Speaker 1: the checkdown's not there and there's that little opening to
Speaker 1: the end cut where he sees it and he has
Speaker 1: to hit that. You have to make them pay when
Speaker 1: they make them pay when they when they're not in
Speaker 1: the area. And that's what Brady could do. That's that's
Speaker 1: the thing. You see a lot of these quarterbacks hitting
Speaker 1: these checkdowns. I don't want to say any names, but
Speaker 1: especially nowadays, checkdowns, checkdown and they forget the element where
Speaker 1: that's your job. You're setting something else up. Okay, once
Speaker 1: that jet, once he slides that jab, you have that
Speaker 1: two to go hit him. You need to hit the
Speaker 1: fucking two. You need to pull the trigger. And that's
Speaker 1: what Tommy could do.
Speaker 2: And that's the all they way to break a defense
Speaker 2: that bends but doesn't break is by being consistent with
Speaker 2: hitting those checkdowns and then when you finally have that opportunity,
Speaker 2: that's the only time you can break a defense like that.
Speaker 2: That's what tom did and that's what we did as
Speaker 2: a team, and.
Speaker 7: To take the lead after this awesome drive of jab
Speaker 7: jab jab Jewels with an impeccable whip route on the
Speaker 7: goal line time this time was that a rip?
Speaker 2: They called it a return. I saw a whip route.
Speaker 2: Jeweles was really good at I got him ready in
Speaker 2: the showers. I always took my towel and I always
Speaker 2: whipped them. So then when it came down to the moment,
Speaker 2: Julian's like, oh, it's a whip route. I'm really good
Speaker 2: at getting whipped.
Speaker 4: So you guys had that a similar play call, or
Speaker 4: you had a similar ride or a similar play call
Speaker 4: on the prior drive before the dol A touchdown.
Speaker 1: Yah, it was the same play so you saw it, you.
Speaker 4: Knew it was there, you knew you're gonna go back
Speaker 4: to it. The same situation arose.
Speaker 1: But yeah, we saw that, we got the man look,
Speaker 1: and we missed it, and we didn't know if were
Speaker 1: gonna have the opportunity to get it again. But you know,
Speaker 1: we saw it again and they called the play and
Speaker 1: we were able to get it and we scored, and
Speaker 1: we're sitting there like, you know, awesome, Now they got
Speaker 1: to go down to score. We thought we had the
Speaker 1: game in the bank until fucking some of these crazy
Speaker 1: catches came.
Speaker 2: Some crazy shine over.
Speaker 6: Jamie Collins.
Speaker 4: I gotta I want to ask a quick question too,
Speaker 4: because this is the first super Bowl you both scored.
Speaker 4: You scored your first touchdown in a super Bowl. You
Speaker 4: grew up playing football. That's like a live or dream moment.
Speaker 4: You like lived your whole life thinking about that in
Speaker 4: the backyard. Do you have that feeling at that moment
Speaker 4: or are you so in the game so much adrenaline
Speaker 4: there's time in the clock that you wait till afterwards
Speaker 4: to feel that feeling.
Speaker 1: Now you you feel I mean, I felt electricity, but
Speaker 1: you also have you have this switch in your head
Speaker 1: where like, game's not over, you know, and ultimately we were.
Speaker 1: We already went to a Super Bowl and lost.
Speaker 4: So that that like the shines a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: More of like, now we have to focus up and
Speaker 1: we got to fucking finish this thing because it ain't
Speaker 1: nobody gonna remember any of our touchdowns if we don't win.
Speaker 2: I do remember that right after you score. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: was super excited, superjuice, but still in back of my mind,
Speaker 2: I knew the game wasn't over. I knew there was like,
Speaker 2: what about a minute thirty left in.
Speaker 6: The clock or minute forty two left.
Speaker 2: I knew that we had to stop them. Still, so
Speaker 2: I was excited. I was pumped up, but still I
Speaker 2: was on the sidelines ready to go in again just
Speaker 2: in case if they scored right away and we had
Speaker 2: just a little opportunity left, a little time left, like
Speaker 2: thirty seconds on the clock, because that's what you got
Speaker 2: to do. We've been there in that situation before. We
Speaker 2: lost the Giants already in twenty twelve in Indianapolis on
Speaker 2: the final drive of the game as well, so you
Speaker 2: saw it happen in seven as well. The game's not
Speaker 2: over until the game's over, especially versus a great team
Speaker 2: like Seattle. So in back of our minds after Julian score,
Speaker 2: we knew we had to do what we had to
Speaker 2: do on offense, but we also knew the game wasn't
Speaker 2: over yet.
Speaker 7: It wasn't the you got the we talked about it.
Speaker 7: The marsh On Lynch catch where Jamie Collins has to chasing.
Speaker 7: That was a good route man in great round, great throw.
Speaker 7: Then you got a couple of great defensive plays by
Speaker 7: Butler Browner on that drive, and then you get the
Speaker 7: Curse catch in yours like that.
Speaker 2: And that was a great play.
Speaker 1: But people don't realize that was a great play by
Speaker 1: Malcolm on that scene on Curse when Curse made.
Speaker 2: That weird back catch and then Malcolm Butler headed out
Speaker 2: of his hands. No he hit. What happened?
Speaker 1: You got to?
Speaker 2: You got it? Oh? Is this a Javon's curse catch? Oh,
Speaker 2: Malcolm Butler did make a hair play. Let's see it.
Speaker 2: Oh that's the fight? Where is it?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, Malcolm Malcolm Butler couldn't do anything more.
Speaker 2: I remember it now. That was his spec spectacular catch
Speaker 2: about it. But like that was a spectacular coverage. It
Speaker 2: was you can't do anything about it. I mean, Malcolm Butler,
Speaker 2: it did what he needed to do.
Speaker 1: And it was crazy to see Malcolm come in and
Speaker 1: have the mental toughness because I mean, I think we
Speaker 1: I think we went away from Arrington. Errington was starting
Speaker 1: that game and Butler. You know, Arrington gave up some
Speaker 1: plays and Malcolm they put him out him in there
Speaker 1: after he made a play on the scene because we're
Speaker 1: getting eat by those seams, remember that, yes, And then
Speaker 1: Malcolm came in. He was making plays left and right.
Speaker 1: He was like a little like a little spark, a
Speaker 1: little spark, little puppy dog out there. And and you know,
Speaker 1: after I saw this, I'm sitting here like, man, that's
Speaker 1: gonna suck for this is this sucks?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: That was a great ass play by Malcolm. And I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie at this point. I'm sitting there, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to do math in my head. I'm sitting here,
Speaker 1: like how much time we're gonna get the ball? What
Speaker 1: plays do we have in our menu?
Speaker 2: Are they gonna score right away? I think you're gonna
Speaker 2: go back out on the field. What type of place
Speaker 2: are we gonna run? What do I gotta be ready?
Speaker 2: For two minutes pace offense. How many timeouts do we have?
Speaker 2: I was preparing, That's what we were doing. Were We
Speaker 2: were just mentally programmed like that to be just ready
Speaker 2: for the final drive as well.
Speaker 6: If they scored, thankfully, night Tower makes a great tackle.
Speaker 2: On that tackle as a game saving tackle. People don't
Speaker 2: realize that night Tower is absolute monster.
Speaker 1: Was it a first down or second down?
Speaker 7: That was on first and then second down? The interception
Speaker 7: heard around the world if you will. Malcolm makes another
Speaker 7: heck of a play, the greatest play and maybe Super
Speaker 7: Bowl history of his career.
Speaker 2: That was.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was so crazy, But I remember vividly
Speaker 1: once they got in that formation. That week of practice
Speaker 1: we practiced. Our defense was practicing that play four or
Speaker 1: five times, and Josh Boyce scored every single time on it.
Speaker 1: And I'm sitting there because in Super Bowl practice, where
Speaker 1: you're chilling before your next period, where you sit down,
Speaker 1: you hone in you want to see what the defense
Speaker 1: is doing, how they're practicing, because you know, you want
Speaker 1: to see what we're going into. And I remember, do
Speaker 1: you remember watching this play with Josh Boyce fucking lighting
Speaker 1: us up four or five times? And I remember them
Speaker 1: like you gotta get physical.
Speaker 6: Browner did just that, thankfully.
Speaker 2: And Malcolm Butler came through. I remember Malcolm in practice
Speaker 2: was sitting back more. You know, he wasn't being aggressive.
Speaker 2: And then what happened that play was calling the game
Speaker 2: and Malcolm Butler was super aggressive and made the play
Speaker 2: that he needed to make. It wasn't happening without up
Speaker 2: the preparation in practice the week before. So Ernie coaches
Speaker 2: shout out to Ernie, Ernie Adams.
Speaker 7: You got grunk, you had any good We talk Ernie
Speaker 7: Adams stories on here all the time. You got any good,
Speaker 7: any interactions.
Speaker 2: I mean, I remember about one time in my career
Speaker 2: he came up to me and I never knew who
Speaker 2: the guy was. I've been wondering who he was for
Speaker 2: about four years my first four years. Never talked to
Speaker 2: him ever, just looked always looked at HIMIM like, this
Speaker 2: guy's just a genius. Just just thought about that to
Speaker 2: my head, like this guy is just a g as well.
Speaker 2: And he just came up to me after a play
Speaker 2: and he and he just gave me a coaching point.
Speaker 2: I don't recall exactly what it was. And then I
Speaker 2: just felt special.
Speaker 1: Ever since that moment and Ernie Nugget, Ernie.
Speaker 2: Ernie Nugget. It was my only one in my career.
Speaker 2: It was like it was like ten years ago, literally
Speaker 2: four years in. That's why I knew I finally made it.
Speaker 2: I got Ernie Nugget.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, oh man.
Speaker 4: And then after the pig, Oh, we can't we can't
Speaker 4: move We can't move on from this play yet, this
Speaker 4: interception Malcolm Butler. So, I know a lot of like
Speaker 4: the public discourse about this is that this was the
Speaker 4: stupidest thing in the world, dumb play call. Should just
Speaker 4: give it to marshaw on Lynch. Do you guys agree
Speaker 4: with that? Or is there because there's.
Speaker 1: The whole time out situation where we're building take the
Speaker 1: time out because he saw the running personnel group was
Speaker 1: in there.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's tough, man. We had like all I.
Speaker 1: Think we had we had like fourteen personnel where it's
Speaker 1: all big boys in like two corners.
Speaker 4: Who was in I think there was three?
Speaker 2: Three? And so you want to throw the person off personnel.
Speaker 2: So I mean that's right technically yes.
Speaker 4: So so I'm a huge Pats fan, So I'm not
Speaker 4: going to like stand on the soapbox for the Seahawks.
Speaker 4: I just hate that the discourse is like him. You
Speaker 4: should have give it to Marshal Lynch because when you
Speaker 4: really like dive into this play, it's a lot more
Speaker 4: like nuance. And there's a lot more like chess happening
Speaker 4: between Pete Carroll and the Seahawks and what with the
Speaker 4: Patriots and the Belichick and not just like in this moment,
Speaker 4: but as you mentioned, chess moves happening in preparation, Well,
Speaker 4: you knew this play was a thing here, and I
Speaker 4: think that like it does this play a disservice, and
Speaker 4: it does the Seahawks a disservice to just say, oh,
Speaker 4: you should just rent it with Marshawn. Because Marshawn Lynch
Speaker 4: only had five carries inside the one yard line this year,
Speaker 4: only one scored a touchdown, so he wasn't like an
Speaker 4: automatic goal line back. He's not Mike Alstott. Also, situationally,
Speaker 4: the clock was running, Belichick decided not the call timeout,
Speaker 4: even though I'm back at my house yelling call time
Speaker 4: out like that guy, you know, you don't know the shit, right,
Speaker 4: And so it puts them in the situation where the
Speaker 4: clock is running, there's one timeout there's three more downs left.
Speaker 4: If you run it that play and you miss, you
Speaker 4: have the call timeout, and now your next two plays
Speaker 4: are kind of you kind of have to pass it
Speaker 4: or you really kind of put yourself into a box.
Speaker 4: And I think that just this play does deserves more nuance.
Speaker 4: And Pete Carroll's not an idiot, and like, I don't know,
Speaker 4: that's my that's my soapbox of it all, that this.
Speaker 2: Play is more than just run it without a doubt.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just people that don't know football is
Speaker 2: saying that. I like it.
Speaker 4: That's the best dissection I've ever heard of that And man,
Speaker 4: I just fucking love football because you can just dissect
Speaker 4: this one play and there's just so much layers on it.
Speaker 4: I just hate that. This is just like the discourse
Speaker 4: is just like, oh, just run it motion Lynch. I digress.
Speaker 4: I'll got off my soapbox. This is kind of like football.
Speaker 2: You hear that right on the money, brother.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like a crow nut. You got a
Speaker 1: bunch of layers of just little beautifulness blazed up into one.
Speaker 1: You take that hole out, you dip it into a
Speaker 1: little coffee, take a bite of it.
Speaker 4: That's just play that's right, And I have so many
Speaker 4: notes on this, but like also Pete Carroll had Browner
Speaker 4: on his roster the year before. He should know that
Speaker 4: he has the ability to blow up this play, right,
Speaker 4: So if you want, like maybe the play call was wrong, right,
Speaker 4: but like the idea of pass it just he didn't
Speaker 4: check that last Belichick move to like make this to
Speaker 4: play the win.
Speaker 1: They hit this play like five times though in the year.
Speaker 1: That's what people don't realize. Yeah, you know, there's an
Speaker 1: old saying you are which you are, you do what
Speaker 1: you do. You hear those types of things about teams,
Speaker 1: and that's what this team was. It was a do
Speaker 1: what they do type of team. Confident in their process,
Speaker 1: confident in what they do. They're not changing for you,
Speaker 1: They're confident in their execution, and you change for them.
Speaker 2: Well, Malcolm By may have changed that hole goddamn thing.
Speaker 6: Hell yeah, we love you, Malcolm. And then it ain't
Speaker 6: over yet. It ain't over yet.
Speaker 2: Analized team in the NFL.
Speaker 7: Commits a penalty in the game and then all hell
Speaker 7: breaks loose, Baby Gronk, can you take us inside that?
Speaker 2: That's when the Haymakers started get a couple hay Makers.
Speaker 2: There a couple hay Makers over there. We got Michael
Speaker 2: Bennett came after me through a hay Maker Michael. They
Speaker 2: tackled me. I got to give a shout out to
Speaker 2: who Man away from the play as well. He came
Speaker 2: in had to get a piece of the action as well,
Speaker 2: and he wasn't even involved that much at that moment.
Speaker 2: So shout out to who Man for protecting my back
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: Who Man is the guy that you wanted to Definitely
Speaker 1: he's But.
Speaker 2: I remember the play before. I was like, man, they
Speaker 2: kind of came after us and kind of gave us
Speaker 2: a cheap shot on the first knee. I think there
Speaker 2: was a knee before that. I was like the next one.
Speaker 2: I was like, there's gonna be a brawl. So I
Speaker 2: was kind of prepared. I was kind of ready, and
Speaker 2: then all hell just broke loose from there. Put it
Speaker 2: that much more to the game. Look at look at that.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 1: That's the most smiling I've seen there.
Speaker 2: We got all good thing. They got the penalty right
Speaker 2: there right here. Look at Oh yeah, a couple of shops,
Speaker 2: a couple when it comes to haymaker. Oh ready, Oh
Speaker 2: the slap in your face. Get out of here. Boy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that I got tackled. This was a cherry on top,
Speaker 2: cherry on top. There's who Matt, I love you? Who
Speaker 2: I love you? Who at Wendy your Wendy to get
Speaker 2: in there, Wendy. I kind of wish we battled longer,
Speaker 2: actually thinking about it. This was the hot This was
Speaker 2: the highlight of the game. Malcolm Butler interception by the Haymakers.
Speaker 4: Watch this again, but look for Matt Slater. Watch for Slaters.
Speaker 2: Let's check out Slater.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: Guys, Stop, stop guys, you guys. He's like, where is
Speaker 2: what the Fred.
Speaker 8: Grin?
Speaker 2: Don't do that? Peace Baker jumping up and down on you.
Speaker 2: That's how I used to talk old Matt. I love it, man.
Speaker 1: That was a fun That was a fun game.
Speaker 2: Fun game, fun year, fun memories man. That yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean that was the cherry on the top. It really
Speaker 2: was the game that got us in the super Bowl
Speaker 2: club as well, the aftermath just overall everything, that whole
Speaker 2: entire year.
Speaker 1: Man, We win the We win our first super Bowl
Speaker 1: in ten years, y'all's first ever, our first parade as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's hear some parades.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Bro, It was the best party of
Speaker 2: my life. I've never been to a parade like that
Speaker 2: in my life. We got snowed in, Yeah, we did
Speaker 2: get They had to.
Speaker 1: They had change parade date because we had a Nor'easter
Speaker 1: and we got Yeah we got hammered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got hammered. There was fifty beers getting thrown
Speaker 2: at me at one time, Like you.
Speaker 1: Had to get hammered a little fireball shots.
Speaker 2: Shout out just to the city of Boston as well.
Speaker 2: They know what's up, man, They know how to celebrate.
Speaker 2: They love of the Patriots as well. They loved their sports,
Speaker 2: so without them as well, the Prey would never be
Speaker 2: the parade without their fans.
Speaker 1: Too straight faris Bueller's day off? Literally, that was such
Speaker 1: a That was the fun.
Speaker 2: That was so fun.
Speaker 4: What was with the Minions hat?
Speaker 2: Grink? I'm not sure. I was leaving my house there
Speaker 2: was a couple of Minions Minions hats on the counter
Speaker 2: and I just grabbed them. Yeah. I was like, man,
Speaker 2: this you know goes good with it. Minions. I'm about
Speaker 2: to have a Minion party.
Speaker 1: A million and milliion drinks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh dude. I almost didn't make the Prey because
Speaker 2: I was passed out in the airport because I went
Speaker 2: to Jimmy Kill. When I went out in La I
Speaker 2: tried making it back. I almost didn't make it back,
Speaker 2: and there I was passed out in the airport. Duels
Speaker 2: you too, You're glad to be back. You just touched
Speaker 2: touchdown in Boston. Yeah, we went to No, we went
Speaker 2: to Disneyland. Oh yeah, that's right, man, crazy, What did
Speaker 2: marsh What did macphe say?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Man, that slidecafe, says Marshaan Lynch is all like, what
Speaker 2: am I here for?
Speaker 1: What's the next slide? That's all right?
Speaker 2: Oh oh man, gee, oh, we're not gonna talk about
Speaker 2: it right there bottom right, I can't hear you.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 2: I was twerking off the off of the duck boat
Speaker 2: as well. I took the I almost fell out of
Speaker 2: the duckbow.
Speaker 1: Hold me, I was.
Speaker 2: I was leaning out of the duck bow. Who holding
Speaker 2: me by my legs? And I was dancing and the
Speaker 2: crowd was just going absolutely absurd. Look at those tworks
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 1: I was out there in a T shirt and it's
Speaker 1: fucking freezing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I didn't feel the weather.
Speaker 1: I didn't either, But finally a cup gave me his jacket.
Speaker 2: The cops were off. The cops were of.
Speaker 1: The cops were awesome that day. Well, you guys left
Speaker 1: from Foxboro. We were up in the city still and
Speaker 1: we were at the hotel. We were at a hot
Speaker 1: We were at the W and I wake up and
Speaker 1: we have like ten minutes till the parade. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: oh ship, So I hit up my boy. He was
Speaker 1: a cop, like, Yo, city's blocked off. Need help at
Speaker 1: w He's like, I'll be there in five. It's me
Speaker 1: and Mondola. There's like five of us. I'm like, we
Speaker 1: pile up into a cop car. We're rolling through the street,
Speaker 1: siren on. I'm not saying any name, but we were
Speaker 1: there drinking. I mean, I asked if I could shoot
Speaker 1: the gun. He wouldn't let me. But I thought I
Speaker 1: thought it was.
Speaker 2: It was so crazy, it was.
Speaker 1: It was a fun time. Those those are some fun.
Speaker 2: This is bringing back some freaking great memories, bro, some
Speaker 2: great memories.
Speaker 1: Now, where is this interception? Malcolm's interception rank among the
Speaker 1: greatest Super Bowl plays all time? It's got to be
Speaker 1: up there. It's got to be probably, i mean, top three,
Speaker 1: it could be one.
Speaker 2: It's probably number one, number one in my book. It's
Speaker 2: gotta be number one. I mean it was to win
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 1: It was number one, number one, number one, hands down,
Speaker 1: without a doubt. Did this win spark the dynasty? I
Speaker 1: mean clear the second one, second one. We were actually
Speaker 1: better the next year we just got hurt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were better than next year, but we just
Speaker 2: lost to Denver in Denver, which it was a tough one.
Speaker 2: But that sparked the second dynasty.
Speaker 1: Because we had Dean Lewis next year and he came
Speaker 1: out like a bat out of hell. We're blowing teams
Speaker 1: out till like week eight, week nine. Then we lost Nate,
Speaker 1: we lost Dion. I broke my foot, and then we
Speaker 1: just we ran out of guys.
Speaker 2: And I met like one or two games as well,
Speaker 2: banged up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you were the only thing we had in
Speaker 1: the playoffs, Like, we still almost won because of you.
Speaker 2: It's all right. We already had a super Bowl under
Speaker 2: our belt, I.
Speaker 1: Know, but we didn't get to go back to back.
Speaker 1: I know, you're right, we never got to go back
Speaker 1: to back.
Speaker 2: I know. We were so close. We went to three
Speaker 2: super Bowls in a row, I know, and we won one.
Speaker 2: It was my last years won that one. Atlanta lost
Speaker 2: to Philly, and then one versus the Rams. We're close.
Speaker 2: We're close. Sucks.
Speaker 1: Where does this game fit amongst your super Bowl win?
Speaker 2: This is number one by fire, number one, just a
Speaker 2: game overall, from beginning to start, just a whole year overall.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's bringing back so many great memories we did.
Speaker 2: It was right in our prime, bro, it was in
Speaker 2: our prime of just everything. Man, we were having so
Speaker 2: much fun just on the field, off the field, just overall.
Speaker 2: Definitely by fire, it's number one. It ranks is number
Speaker 2: one for me.
Speaker 1: It's high. It's high up there. I mean, it's just
Speaker 1: crazy because all of our super Bowls had such crazy
Speaker 1: implications like this one. The next one we're down twenty
Speaker 1: eight to three, and you and this that's fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: You know, we got I got super Bowl MVP. On
Speaker 1: the next one, you go to Tampa win with another
Speaker 1: team like they all it's it's crazy to pick one.
Speaker 1: But this is definitely the first one. Is the first
Speaker 1: time you got to experience. It's this feeling, the first
Speaker 1: time you got to touch the trophy. This is something
Speaker 1: that we were literally were dreaming about since we were
Speaker 1: fucking kids exactly. You know, so it's it's kind of
Speaker 1: like the first girl you kiss, you never forget.
Speaker 2: You never forget, never forget. It was the sweetest one too.
Speaker 2: It was the sweetest, sweetest game.
Speaker 1: It was a great game. Gosh, he left over questions, Jackie,
Speaker 1: do we miss anything?
Speaker 7: A couple ones. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention.
Speaker 7: Tom passed Joe Montana for most touchdown passes in Super
Speaker 7: Bowls with twelve his past a dole in the back
Speaker 7: of the end zone. And I would also be remissed
Speaker 7: if I didn't mention. This game was played on Rob
Speaker 7: Ninkovic's thirty first birthday. Happy birthday, Rob.
Speaker 6: He was birthday birthday. What a great birthday present. You
Speaker 6: win a Super Bowl on your birthday.
Speaker 1: What a That's got to be an awesome birthday present
Speaker 1: for him too, because he had a crazy road. People
Speaker 1: don't realize. He was drafted in the fifth by the Saints.
Speaker 1: They try to move him the long snapper, they cut him,
Speaker 1: Miami picks him up. He's on practice squad. They cut him,
Speaker 1: we pick him up, and that starts his career.
Speaker 2: And he was.
Speaker 1: He was a hell of a Patriot. He had a big,
Speaker 1: big sack, big big Sack.
Speaker 4: So mostly fans are aware of like the parade and
Speaker 4: that's the big celebration, but there's also like a whole
Speaker 4: event party the night of the Super Bowl. Who who
Speaker 4: played the night party? Like the day of party?
Speaker 2: It was we all were on the stage. It's just
Speaker 2: going ham dranking, going crazy. Didn't Uh it was flow Rider.
Speaker 2: It was also Uh. I think pit Bull was on
Speaker 2: one of the stages as well.
Speaker 1: And Rick Ross. Yeah, Rick Ross. We were partying with Rick.
Speaker 1: Then I saw him like six years later at liv
Speaker 1: and he's like, yo, go hitle ma part we partied
Speaker 1: over at the super Bowl. I was like, well, I
Speaker 1: went up to him and I was like, He's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember that.
Speaker 2: We were rapping together.
Speaker 1: And I was like, hey, dude, can I can I
Speaker 1: have a smoke of your cigar?
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Speaker 8: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Let's name the game. Let's name the game. The Malcolm Go,
Speaker 1: the Malcolm Butler game, the Marshawn Lynch game.
Speaker 2: I don't think any of those, Yeah, I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't like any of those. The Malcolm Go. It's not
Speaker 2: the Malcolm Butler game. I mean, the greatest play in history.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't like the Malcolm Butler game. Uh, this
Speaker 2: is a tough though. This is tough.
Speaker 6: Not the hay Maker was awesome, But I don't know
Speaker 6: if it's a hay Maker game.
Speaker 2: No, it's not the Haymaker game. Leagiing a Doom game. Yeah, Doom.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good. Dynasty two point zero. There we go.
Speaker 1: I think that sounds like a winner in my book
Speaker 1: started to the start of the second Dynasty.
Speaker 2: Dynasty two point oh. I like it stakes the game?
Speaker 2: What do you what do you give it?
Speaker 4: That's a ten?
Speaker 1: I mean it's a super Bowl got it? You know
Speaker 1: you're playing against defending super Bowl champion? What do you
Speaker 1: what else does it mean? How can you have high
Speaker 1: is there anything bigger?
Speaker 4: I mean, you had a couple of losses, you were
Speaker 4: in a dynasty. You're not back to back. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, you're just throwing out tens all over the
Speaker 4: place here because.
Speaker 2: This is a super Bowl. That's fine, Fine, give it
Speaker 2: a nine point five A time would have been if
Speaker 2: if we won the year before, and that's Seattle exactly.
Speaker 2: Star power, that's at least a nine. It's nine.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of stars, a lot of there's a
Speaker 1: lot of Hall of Famers in that game, and there's
Speaker 1: probably a lot of stars at this game.
Speaker 7: Mark Wahlberg, John Travolta, Kevin Hart, Will Ferrell, Kenny Chesney,
Speaker 7: Sir Paul McCartney, just to name a few.
Speaker 2: That was just a name a few, a few. John Travolta.
Speaker 6: Travolta was there, Bro, that's kind of while I don't
Speaker 6: know why.
Speaker 1: He was wild, Oh, Johnny, gameplay, great game.
Speaker 2: What's gameplay mean?
Speaker 1: Like how the game unfolded? Oh?
Speaker 2: Like back and forth was good. It was one of
Speaker 2: the greatest games in Super Bowl history at this point.
Speaker 2: It was Yeah, at this point, okay, I'll give this
Speaker 2: one an eight.
Speaker 4: I think that could be higher.
Speaker 2: Eight and a half. Let's give it eight and a half.
Speaker 2: If if it was like thirty six, thirty five, and
Speaker 2: like it came down to like a two point conversion,
Speaker 2: that would be a ten. Right, So that's a quality score.
Speaker 2: But I had everything you want to interception out of
Speaker 2: the game. We were up, they were we came back
Speaker 2: in the fourth quarter. There's there was a fight at
Speaker 2: the end of the game as well to end it,
Speaker 2: I mean, really did It's an eight and a half minimum.
Speaker 4: Rob, I commend your integrity in this segment. Most of
Speaker 4: our guests they're just thrown out ten's will, and I
Speaker 4: appreciate your honesty. Leg I love eleven.
Speaker 2: Elevens are nice too. Name of the game, let's score
Speaker 2: the name of the game.
Speaker 1: The name of the game.
Speaker 2: Name it's Dynasty two point zero.
Speaker 1: Score it one out of ten.
Speaker 2: We'll give that a seven and a half. There take it.
Speaker 2: What is our total and where does it actually let's
Speaker 2: go back. Let's give the name of six point nine. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because Julian had that sixty nine San Diego this year,
Speaker 2: Rob told him.
Speaker 4: To do it in the huddel How many yards you
Speaker 4: had the Seahawks game sixty eight?
Speaker 2: I was so close. Oh, you won but one.
Speaker 4: Touchdown, one touchdown, touchdown.
Speaker 2: You're right, baby, you're right there we go, Rob, Can
Speaker 2: you do that for me?
Speaker 4: My calculate has been slapped.
Speaker 1: Well, what's the average of nine and a half nine
Speaker 1: eight and a half?
Speaker 2: Take the average? Oh, that's gonna be tough with that
Speaker 2: with a six nine in there. But what's the gameplay again?
Speaker 2: Eight point five? So what's nine point five plus nine
Speaker 2: that goes eighteen and a half plus seven point five
Speaker 2: eight eight and a half That eicles twenty seven plus
Speaker 2: six point nine s thirty three point nine divided by four. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be a tough one. It's about like eight
Speaker 2: point like four eight point five, right? Eight or seven five?
Speaker 2: Let's go, fabite. I'm telling you, I'm telling you, bro,
Speaker 2: he knows his numbers. I can't read it. I can't speak,
Speaker 2: but I know my numbers. I can't read either. Where's
Speaker 2: this rate?
Speaker 7: Just puts us at an eight point four seven five
Speaker 7: right between the Squish the Fish.
Speaker 6: Nineteen eighty eighty five.
Speaker 7: AFC Championship game between the Patriots and the Dolphins, and
Speaker 7: then right above it is the the twenty eleven AFC
Speaker 7: Division Round that can't wait game. We all remember that
Speaker 7: one Bart Scott Jets first Patriots?
Speaker 2: How was that one ranked so high? And who did
Speaker 2: you do that?
Speaker 6: Rich Eisen?
Speaker 2: Rich Irich Eisen? Why did you guys do that game?
Speaker 6: He requested it.
Speaker 2: Is he a Jets fan? Yeah? Yeah, oh I was
Speaker 2: a Rich Eisend fan. I don't know about anymore. Rob.
Speaker 4: The reason why it's so highest because not everyone has
Speaker 4: your integrity?
Speaker 2: All right, yeah, right, integrity? He has no integrity.
Speaker 1: A man of integrity, a man of a golden heart.
Speaker 2: What a man? Oh?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, what's up, Jewels and Gronk.
Speaker 13: I just want to know with somebody who admires giant,
Speaker 13: beautiful athletes And I'm a non athletic man myself. What
Speaker 13: who is the most athletic man in the locker room
Speaker 13: on the path just overall athleticism, not necessarily like skill,
Speaker 13: but just the most athletic.
Speaker 1: Freak Jamie Collins.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jamie Collins. We already talked about that.
Speaker 1: Jamie Collins, by fire.
Speaker 2: He can do a backflip. He's like six what three too?
Speaker 1: He's six six five?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's six five two fifty can do a
Speaker 2: back floor.
Speaker 1: I told the story before where the DB's were all
Speaker 1: betting and you know you have the twelve foot ceiling.
Speaker 1: They're all like talking shit and they were all like
Speaker 1: betting sodas and stuff in the locker room for who
Speaker 1: who could.
Speaker 2: Uh touch the ceiling?
Speaker 1: And they got in his way and he saw what
Speaker 1: they were doing with his headphones on and his flip flops,
Speaker 1: he goes, he jumps up, touches, slaps the seat, and
Speaker 1: takes all the sodas that they were gambling. So, dudes, athletic.
Speaker 2: It might be the most athletic big man I've ever seen. Jules.
Speaker 2: What's up? Gronk?
Speaker 8: Jeff from Lanesboro, Massachusetts. They just had a couple of
Speaker 8: quick questions.
Speaker 2: First, what were some key areas of game playing.
Speaker 8: That Coach Belichick would cover in order to give you
Speaker 8: guys an edge over the other team?
Speaker 2: Second?
Speaker 8: What was it about the Miami Dolphins that gave your
Speaker 8: team such a hard time every year where they often
Speaker 8: beat You love the show.
Speaker 1: Well, we're game plan team, so every game plan was
Speaker 1: different for each team that we played. So it's it's
Speaker 1: hard to go down the rollodecks.
Speaker 2: I mean we would find the mismatches on offense, if
Speaker 2: it was a running back going versus linebacker, if it
Speaker 2: was a wide out going versus safety. We would find
Speaker 2: the mismatches every week and coaches would discover them and
Speaker 2: then we would go out execute them in practice, and
Speaker 2: then when game time came, that's when Tom all we
Speaker 2: saw that mismatch happen and fold and he would throw
Speaker 2: it to the mismatch guy.
Speaker 1: For the second question, I mean half the time you
Speaker 1: play Miami, the game don't mean anything. It's hot there.
Speaker 1: It's sweaty. So it's hard to play in Miami. You
Speaker 1: just you go from thirty with a wind chill of
Speaker 1: ten and you're going down and you put us in
Speaker 1: eighty five and eighty two percent humidity. It's fucking hot
Speaker 1: out there. We haven't seen that in six months.
Speaker 2: It's hard to play in it. What do you think,
Speaker 2: possibly love the city of Miami. So we wanted to
Speaker 2: be treated, you know, be treated like kings when we
Speaker 2: went down there. So if we beat Miami Dolphins every
Speaker 2: single time they went like us, we were just making
Speaker 2: sure that we were, you know, truly treated well every
Speaker 2: time we you know, wanted to go out on a
Speaker 2: ball or go get some son out there on South Beach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, yeah, eat some nice healthy steak, Yeah,
Speaker 1: a smoothie.
Speaker 2: Yeah. They got a lot of a lot of that
Speaker 2: down there, catch the sun. We didn't want them to
Speaker 2: you know, block our race when we wanted to tan.
Speaker 2: So we were just good guys like that, and we
Speaker 2: knew it didn't matter that game, so we always just
Speaker 2: let them win. Only in Miami, though only in Miami.
Speaker 2: It was just one game, one game.
Speaker 12: And I just got a quick question for Gronk. So
Speaker 12: when did you think that the Gronk spike was like
Speaker 12: your thing? Like after you did it so many times,
Speaker 12: Like when did it? When did you think, man, I
Speaker 12: should just really keep doing this like my thing.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love you guys, Yeah, I love you too, man.
Speaker 2: And that's a great question. I need jewels to help
Speaker 2: me out with this one. But I always wanted to
Speaker 2: spike the ball in high school in college, but it
Speaker 2: was always a fifteen yard penally, So I never did it.
Speaker 2: And then my rookie year, I got to the NFL
Speaker 2: and I never even Gronk spiked my rookie year. I
Speaker 2: don't think I did even won my brook in the preseason. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think I Gronk spiked at all. Maybe one time,
Speaker 2: but I really can't recall it. But the Gronk spike
Speaker 2: picked up my second year when I I just scoring
Speaker 2: touchdowns like a machine weeke in and week out, and
Speaker 2: I started Gronk spiking it. And I don't know exactly
Speaker 2: what spike caught on, but I remember I finally did it.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, I finally got to spike the ball,
Speaker 2: and then it just became like a meme. And I
Speaker 2: couldn't tell you exactly what spike it was. But then
Speaker 2: everyone's like, you gotta keep spiking the ball, and it
Speaker 2: was just going all over the internet. Fans were loving it.
Speaker 2: And I can't tell you, Ezachly, I can't pinpoint exactly
Speaker 2: when it truly caught on. Do you remember.
Speaker 1: I don't remember which spike it was, but I just remember,
Speaker 1: like the first one that you did spike, he scored
Speaker 1: a touchdown. It was an insane touchdown, and he threw
Speaker 1: it and he threw it down so hard the ball
Speaker 1: went like forty five yards.
Speaker 2: In the air.
Speaker 1: And that's why it became the Gronk Spike because people
Speaker 1: were like, oh my.
Speaker 2: God, he just break the fucking football.
Speaker 7: September twenty six, twenty ten, is what ESPN credits as
Speaker 7: the debut of the Gronk Spike. That was your second
Speaker 7: ever NFL touchdown?
Speaker 2: And who was that? Verse? Um? You look? I mean
Speaker 2: just so many touchdowns. I can't remember this stuff. So
Speaker 2: many games, so many Super Bowls.
Speaker 1: This guy's forgotten more touchdowns than I've scored. Yeah, thirty
Speaker 1: six or thirty eight, thirty win over the Bills.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, that's when it started. Yeah, that's why
Speaker 2: it was versus my hometown team, the Buffalo Bills. That
Speaker 2: makes sense. Buffalo going with that right there? And if
Speaker 2: ESPN has that documented, that's when it started. I love it.
Speaker 1: I thought Fox had it documented.
Speaker 2: You're right, wretch, Fox Sports, thank you, thanks for the correction.
Speaker 2: Going do we miss anything? Uh kind of a mess.
Speaker 2: You just came off a plane, five hour flight. You
Speaker 2: know what you need? I ate some wings? You know
Speaker 2: what you needed for that mess? What do I need
Speaker 2: you need a bounty paper towel. All right, let me
Speaker 2: get a bounty paper towel. I got to clean it up.
Speaker 2: I don't remember half of the plays in the super
Speaker 2: Bowl game. It's kind of like making me rethink my
Speaker 2: life right now. I don't remember that play. Like, what's
Speaker 2: going on with me? Jewels? Is it because I played
Speaker 2: in so many Super Bowls and so many football plays?
Speaker 2: This guy I get hit more time. No, like whip
Speaker 2: rout and speedos and stuff. I'm like, what, what's a
Speaker 2: whip rout in the speed I'm forgetting all this, Jewels,
Speaker 2: what is the year? Was this gaming? What's going on
Speaker 2: with me? This is ten years ago? Give me a
Speaker 2: bounty paper tawl that would clean me? Fine? Fine, you
Speaker 2: want to gosh if you remember I remember anything? Anything?
Speaker 2: And that wasn't even a plug. I was just saying
Speaker 2: I'm a mess. I don't think you're a mess. Thanks, Jules,
Speaker 2: What do I feel better? Don't need to plug anything.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have another great year on Fox next year.
Speaker 2: Got you all right? I gotta plug anything. You're thirsty
Speaker 2: and you know you need to drink or to ice
Speaker 2: Shaker dot com shah, there we go shaker. We all shake,
Speaker 2: you know, pull your pH water right in the ice
Speaker 2: shaker and keep it cold the whole day.
Speaker 1: They throw maybe a little that grounk protein in there,
Speaker 1: cookies and cream.
Speaker 2: Oh, cookies and cream. Oh man, what else we got?
Speaker 2: Oh that's all man. See, he just comes on for
Speaker 2: the love of the game. Yeah, I come on for
Speaker 2: the love of the game.
Speaker 5: Comes on.
Speaker 2: I'm not promoting here. I'm not promoting. He's just hanging
Speaker 2: I'm just hanging here. You want to go show, I
Speaker 2: just want to hang out. Hey, I am doing the
Speaker 2: kick again in Super Bowl Destiny. Yeah, so check that out.
Speaker 2: That will be live commercial right before right before the kickoff.
Speaker 2: I'll be kicking a field goal right before the kickoff.
Speaker 1: This guy's just kicking.
Speaker 2: I just made a forty yarder yesterday.
Speaker 1: Actually, by the way, for you folks, he's actually going
Speaker 1: out and practicing this. So for anyone putting that wager on,
Speaker 1: remember that, m hm, he's practicing. Hey, hey buddy, Hey,
Speaker 1: big fellow, you want to.
Speaker 2: Go hit the hot tub? Watch let's hit the hot tub.
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Speaker 2: and I are about to hit the hot tub and
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