PatsSox363804

No, it was from Faulk in the last regular season game at Foxboro Stadium against Miami. We took over first place that day and clinched the bye the next week by crushing the Panthers.

MrClutch

Ah, thanks.

cincipatsfan

Well said. That's a great video. Wish there was a way to download it.

The really cool thing for me was i remember going to a couple of games with my dad when i was real young and couldn't remember which stadium. Now I'm certain it was Harvard.

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SoCal Bong

I wish NFL Films would put together a 4 hour history on the Pats. I can't get enough of that old footage even though I only saw my first home game in 1999.

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Horace Ivory

[QUOTE=cincipatsfan;773630]Well said. That's a great video. Wish there was a way to download it.QUOTE]

You can download it with the latest version of Real Player.

Bella*chick

Sheesh, I was totally in love with Tony Eason as a kid...was that him with the headset on? Because he is so not as attractive as I remember.

Anyway, that's a fantastic video.

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sebman2112

That gave me some chills, too. Good stuff, and I'm really glad Gino, Tatupu, and Curtis Matin found their way into this. I didn't notice if Sam Gash was featured, though?

One of those highlights in particular, the Curtis Martin TD against Pitt in the fog, is still one of my favorite memories as a patriots fan.

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hambone1818

A....MA....ZING...That's instantaneously my favorite YouTube video of all time, and as soon as I'm done with this post I'm sending it out to all my friends and family. I'm too young to remember alot of that, but knowing the names and having previously seen the clips, it's just amazing to see the progression and then the climax when it gets to 2001.

One particular moment that I thought was particularly well done (as artistic as any football video you'll ever see) was the moment at 3:57 of the video, when Bledsoe went down. The lyrics go like this throughout the scene:
And though I walk through the valley of Darkness,
I am not afraid,
Cause I know I'm not alone...

Bledsoe goes down, then you see the proverbial 'changing of the guard', as Bledsoe turns away from the field and Brady trots on to lead the team. I just loved that part, very poignant, and it was fitting because it was everyone's thought at the same time. While some will gladly admit that they had tired of Bledsoe, he was still QB1 of a team that was about to go 0-2 and was now playing an unproven, 6th round QB. I know I was worried.

God damn, I love that video.

patriotspride

that was awesome .that brought back a lot of memories .i remember being in fla in a hotel at disney world with the family in 1978 .they all went out and i stayed back and watched the pats lose to dan pastorini and the houston oilers in the playoffs .now they are on the brink of a fourth SB title.anyway thanks for posting that .

Yehoodi

Great video. I am a big Credence fan so good to hear Midnight Special to start the video . . .