Cool Link Trip down memory lane - 1985 S/B Run

[StanleyGrogan]

Im outing myself as a glory hunter here, but this was when I first fell in love with the Pats after my Dad was sent to work in Danby, Vermont to commision a tunnelling machine at the Marble Quarry there. He brough me a PATS hat back in late 83 but it was the Superbowl that cemented me as a Patriot. It was a brutal night but I was hooked. Check out Mike Dussaults excellent podcast on the Officiall site also.

 

[StanleyGrogan]

 

[Bill Lee]

I also saw that video on u2b last night and enjoyed it.

I shared my memories of SB 20 on this site in 2021.

I can honestly say I scored more that day than the Patriots did!

Post in thread 'OT: 28-3'

Apr 7, 2021

This was, strangely, the least stressed I've ever been watching a Super Bowl. It got out of hand so quickly, that my attention started turning to other things. I was still watching every play of course, but I was thinking about what other food I could eat, or checking my phone, or doing other things because the game was no longer interesting... until it was again. And by the time it really sunk in that, "Hey, they could pull this off..." there was very little time left so I had about 5 game minutes of stress and that was it.

Guess you aren't old enough to have watched...

• Bill Lee

 

[TommyD4207]

We've improved since then.

 

[captain stone]

We've improved since then.

The 1980s: As good a time to be a 20-something as the '70s were to be a teen-ager and the '60s were to be a single-digit midget.

 

[MrBigglesWorth]

I remember watching this first Superbowl as a 10 yr old and what a whooping

 

[PittPatriot]

I fell in love with the Patriots during this run and never looked back.
The Bears super bowl beat down was hard to live down...

 

[QuantumMechanic]

We've improved since then.

"Raymond Berry's Pats" was a far superior song.