(Salivating) Tweets of the First Viewings of Three Games to Glory IV

Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ
We just got done watching an hour of the dvd and I'm pretty sure @Edelman11 said "I love you, man" 100 times. Great stuff. I'm pumped up.


Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ
The film crew got inside the faculty into coaches meetings and with scouts who were breaking down film.




....and next, I think I need a cigarette:


Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ
We also get to see video from practice. They show Jimmy G beating Malcolm Butler on the rub route prior to the Super Bowl.

I feel like these are spoilers for a TV show that I don't want ruined but all I want is more, lol

Doug Kyed‏@DougKyedNESN
Doug Kyed retweeted NewEngland50

Three discs. 436.88 minutes.

Doug Kyed added,

NewEngland50 @NewEngland50
@DougKyedNESN how long is the film?










Edit: God, the new retweet is horrible for copy/pasting. I hate when websites change just to change.

Me and my father were at the premier. Awesome stuff!

Best ending to a movie ever!

My birthday's in May and my wife never knows what to get me...This year I made it easy by printing out the Amazon listing for her ...........

Holy f***, when does this come out?! May be one of the few films I actually purchase.

Behind the Scenes of 3 Games to Glory IV | New England Patriots

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Ross12 said:

Holy f***, when does this come out?! May be one of the few films I actually purchase.

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Ships May 5 IIRC but you can preorder now at PatsPro Shop.....

Patsfanin Philly said:

Ships May 5 IIRC but you can preorder now at PatsPro Shop.....

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Amazon, too.

can you get this on itunes?

Can't wait until my brother gets his copy. We haven't had one of these sessions in 10 years and I am extremely excited like a kid waiting for XMas morning,

shmessy said:

....and next, I think I need a cigarette:


Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ
We also get to see video from practice. They show Jimmy G beating Malcolm Butler on the rub route prior to the Super Bowl.

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The Official Trailer has a sneak peak of the Jimmy G Malcolm Butler rub route play!

juxtapoz15 said:

The Official Trailer has a sneak peak of the Jimmy G Malcolm Butler rub route play!

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Awesome! Thx.

That just raised jg's trade value (making a play Russell Wilson didn't) LOL

What is up with that late reaction on that defender with the pick play? CUT HIM!

I hope this will be available on Amazon Prime for streaming - Nobody is making/buying DVDs anymore.

TheFlyingWedge said:

Nobody is making/buying DVDs anymore.

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People still make and buy DVDs. You should really go look at DVD sales charts you'd be surprised.

Do you know if the Blue Ray will be region free?

juxtapoz15 said:

The Official Trailer has a sneak peak of the Jimmy G Malcolm Butler rub route play!

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This is a true revelation about what is one of the most talked about practice plays in football history by now!

The play starts at the 0:28 mark.

The REAL difference is that the Pats had Paddycake Ryan paired with Butler out there on the practice play instead of a real enforcer like Browner to jam the other receiver. Ryan does a complete "Ole" on it.

Ryan better step up this year. Watch the Super Bowl. He may very well have been the biggest reason why Seattle scored 24 points.

I'm now more depressed than ever about losing Brandon Browner.

Ryan botches the jam and Butler lines up too close to the LOS to work around the traffic. What a mess.

Concussion Protocol said:

Ryan botches the jam and Butler lines up too close to the LOS to work around the traffic. What a mess.

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Ryan didn't even make a football move to make a jam - - he played that the way he played just about every play in the SB. Very concerning.

However, I am SO glad that botched practice play happened!!!!!!!!!!

That may very well have been the most impactful practice play in NFL history.