Your Favorite Plays: Embedded Video Version

Danger Zone · Apr 17, 2014

In honor of videos being embeddable (and this being the Off Season) I thought we could post our favorite football plays of all time. It's always fun to be reminded of something that you might have forgotten.

For me, there is only one video I come back to watch repeatedly over the course of the year.

How about yours?

jmt57 · Apr 17, 2014

Big-T · Apr 17, 2014

Love me some flea flicker so:

First one 'cause it's against the Steelers.
Second one because of the snow and the throwbacks.

J R · Apr 17, 2014

Kontradiction · Apr 17, 2014

Danger Zone · Apr 17, 2014

J R said:
Tom Brady catches a pass

#33 is like: Why isnt it "Kevin Faulk throws a pass?!"

Rob0729 · Apr 17, 2014

Not actually my favorite play, but I think Vince "Primetime" Woolferk deserves a little video highlighting:

JDot · Apr 17, 2014

Brady Statue of Liberty. I still cannot find good video of it. This is not the clearest video but it will do.

pats4life12 · Apr 17, 2014

One of the coolest thing I've ever seen that no one els has posted is the Drop Kick by Doug Flutie

Va_Pats_Fan · Apr 18, 2014

Username · Apr 18, 2014

Ben Watsons sheer effort and determination

Geezer Butler · Apr 18, 2014

Danger Zone said:
#33 is like: Why isnt it "Kevin Faulk throws a pass?!"

I forgot how nice of a pass that actually was too!

Geezer Butler · Apr 18, 2014

Not one play but great video anyway. Really brings me back!

I was actually searching for the Bledsoe comeback against the vikings from 94 but it seems to have disappeared into the ether.

PrairiePat · Apr 18, 2014

This is destined to be my favorite thread ever

TBR · Apr 18, 2014

I really wish I could find a YouTube video for this. It was during the 2007 season when we played the Dolphins in Miami. There was 2 throws Brady put like 50 yards in the air and Moss caught them both in the end zone. The 2nd one always stood out to me as my favorite. He caught it so nonchalantly with 2 guys on him - like it was absolutely nothing. And then the announcer: "This is unbelievable.....THIS IS UN-BE-LIEVABLE"

Big-T · Apr 18, 2014

TBR said:
I really wish I could find a YouTube video for this. It was during the 2007 season when we played the Dolphins in Miami. There was 2 throws Brady put like 50 yards in the air and Moss caught them both in the end zone. The 2nd one always stood out to me as my favorite. He caught it so nonchalantly with 2 guys on him - like it was absolutely nothing. And then the announcer: "This is unbelievable.....THIS IS UN-BE-LIEVABLE"

Is it the one at 50 seconds in this video:

FrodoBagginz · Apr 18, 2014

Can't find a video of it. In the 2003 regular season game against the Colts, Willie McGinest tackles
Edgerrin James at the goal line to stop the Colts from scoring and win the game 38-34.

Danger Zone · Apr 18, 2014

FrodoBagginz said:
Can't find a video of it. In the 2003 regular season game against the Colts, Willie McGinest tackles
Edgerrin James at the goal line to stop the Colts from scoring and win the game 38-34.

McGinest tackling James at the 2:14 mark, but its quick and without any context or announcers commentary.

And I think this might be the whole goal line stand in all it's contextual glory with bonus Manning face as he sulks off the field.

Chevy · Apr 24, 2014

Gutsy 4th down call seals the victory and a playoff spot.

dales804 · Apr 25, 2014

I can't find video of it but this 87-yard INT by Rodney in the AFCCG:

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