Patriot_in_NY
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Yeah I'm pretty sure it was Rhodes, and that play really was what Tedy was all about.
That is, yes it took smarts and athleticism to know where to be, and then to get into position to make that play, but in the end it was just pure guts and determination on Tedy's part to take the ball away --- he just WANTED it more.
Wasn't that Rhodes?
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I remember being at the game in Oakland the first time the Pats played the Raiders after Super Bowl XXXVI. The fans there were obviously still fuming about the tuck rule on top of their normal level of rage. It was probably the 4th quarter and a Raiders pass must have been tipped or deflected, bounced off or Bruschi's foot and popped up into his hands for a pick which he of course returned for a TD. I believe every interception he had was returned for a touchdown for awhile and I think it may have gotten up to about 7 (feel free to correct me). Anyway, that TD helped bring back the Pats closer though they still lost. It was still enjoyable to see Raider fans fall silent as they began thinking that the win was about to slip away.
I don't recall ever seeing that play on youtube though I haven't actually looked for it either.
I remember being at the game in Oakland the first time the Pats played the Raiders after Super Bowl XXXVI. The fans there were obviously still fuming about the tuck rule on top of their normal level of rage. It was probably the 4th quarter and a Raiders pass must have been tipped or deflected, bounced off or Bruschi's foot and popped up into his hands for a pick which he of course returned for a TD. I believe every interception he had was returned for a touchdown for awhile and I think it may have gotten up to about 7 (feel free to correct me). Anyway, that TD helped bring back the Pats closer though they still lost. It was still enjoyable to see Raider fans fall silent as they began thinking that the win was about to slip away.
I don't recall ever seeing that play on youtube though I haven't actually looked for it either.
I remember being at the game in Oakland the first time the Pats played the Raiders after Super Bowl XXXVI. The fans there were obviously still fuming about the tuck rule on top of their normal level of rage. It was probably the 4th quarter and a Raiders pass must have been tipped or deflected, bounced off or Bruschi's foot and popped up into his hands for a pick which he of course returned for a TD. I believe every interception he had was returned for a touchdown for awhile and I think it may have gotten up to about 7 (feel free to correct me). Anyway, that TD helped bring back the Pats closer though they still lost. It was still enjoyable to see Raider fans fall silent as they began thinking that the win was about to slip away.
I don't recall ever seeing that play on youtube though I haven't actually looked for it either.