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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.glad brady recovered after that pic. i glad he didn't shell up, and wasn't psychologically scarred ..
Hernandez laying the wood on the DB after the int.
I'll start with #2:
The sequence on D after the Branch TD. Pats called a timeout after one play because they wanted one more shot at scoring with the ball. Then Tebow throws the ball behind the receiver on 3rd down (called a drop, but that was not a good throw) to ensure the Pats have some time to try and score again with about a minute left.
#1:
The TD to Gronk right before halftime. There were 10 seconds left before the play, ball on the 19yd line. The only way the Pats score a TD is on *this* play because anything shy of the endzone and the Pats are kicking the FG since there will be 5 or fewer seconds left in the half. One play to get a 19yd score is not trivial, yet the Pats pulled it off.
Both of these combined for an amazing clinic on situational awareness, time management and precise execution. Beautiful to watch.
Regards,
Chris
not so much a moment as a factor.....
the DL's relentless mauling of the Broncos OL was artistic.....their OL is by no means a bunch of chumps and they were kicked around like stray cats
When re-watching the game, the announcers commented at the start that the Donks had "the best OL in football". I don't think so. GREAT job by the front 7 plus.
(2) Shaun Ellis' blind-siding sack of Tebow after he had already fallen to the ground. That was the kind of fight that was missing from this team in 2009.