TheBostonStraggler

Still makes me smile! Just got done watching the ESPN replay of the Patriots victory over the Rams. LOL, yea, take a knee and go into overtime. Epic failure of a call on Madden's part.....

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PATS16N0

Yup. Still remember where I was and who I was with.

Great year. Great moment.

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PATSYLICIOUS

In Madden's defense, he's like 98 years old

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PATSYLICIOUS

No doubt. A night for the ages.

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PATS16N0

We got to the 40 and stopped the clock. Madden kinda' likes what we're doing now.

Thanks, Madden!

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ausbacker

I get as much enjoyment from that result as I do from the following;

PATS16N0

/filler

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TheBostonStraggler

Yep, it's a moment of "where were you when it happened". I was at a SB party with about 10 Patriot fans who had all lost their voices but it still got Rock Concert loud after "the kick".

There's A LOT of game balls that go around for that list drive. Brady of course. Troy! Jermaine! AV OF COURSE! The OL keeping the now Berserker like Ram's DL from killing Brady. But the unheralded moment I was reminded of that probably was the difference between the winning FG and going to OT (and probably losing) was JR Redmond's almost inhuman stretch to get out of bounds. He got out of bounds by the nose of the ball with a parallel to the ground dive (and after evading a tackler who by all rights should have tackled him in bounds). That was an incredibly heads up, super huge effort on his part (and he did more on that drive besides that).
JR Redmond, he certainly isn't a highly noted player in Patriot's history but he was THE MAN on that drive.

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midpack

Truly epic moment in Patriots history... I love watching that drive