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David Tyree with the spectacular Super Bowl catch (video)
David Tyree with the spectacular Super Bowl catch (video)
David Tyree with the spectacular Super Bowl catch
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  • Diomedes8 Diomedes8
    +2
    Unbelievable catch!  And from all people, David Tyree.  What a game!  This will go down in the annals of NFL history as the greatest upset in sports and it will be aired on NFL Classics for years to come.
    Posted 2/4/2008 respond (flag)
  • RyNoSauce RyNoSauce
    +2

    Amazing!  I was completely shocked after watching this play go down.   I was rooting for the Giants and was like ... Crap! Eli is getting sacked and he pulled one out of his key-ster. 

     Manning should give his MVP Caddy to David Tyree for making one of the best catches in NFL history. 

    Posted 2/4/2008 respond (flag)
  • ConspiracyAce ConspiracyAce
    +1

    The Giants only won because the NFL Commissioner mandated it to happen.  He was the one that insisted on Spy Gate, not the Colts.  Every team in the league films the other teams.  Somebody had to go down for it (or did they?)  What was the big deal anyway?  These teams are filmed from every angle there is and then some.  They even have cameras down in the grass.  After Spy Gate, the Commissioner then he makes sure the Patriots go 16-0 in the season because it makes for great TV ratings.  The Commissioner had help from the refs of course.  It was the only way he could make it happen for sure.  All the coaches had to be in on it too.  As for the Super Bowl, the Commissioner wouldn’t let the Patriots win this year.  How great would it be to have two brothers win the Super Bowl in back to back years?  How unbelievable is that?  There were more missed and bad calls in the Super Bowl then I’ve seen all season.  Did you see that fumble recovery by the Patriots.  The guy is laying face down with the ball and three Giants run up to him, turn him over and he’s still holding the ball.  Then they all proceed to hold him down and take the ball away.  The refs should have blown the whistle 10 seconds before that happened.  As soon as they touched him the ref should have blown the whistle.  There were more false starts (actually off-sides) and defensive pass interference situations that weren’t called on the Giants.  Even the play at the end of the game when Manning managed to get away from a half dozen Patriots, they had him cold, and yet…  The refs are supposed to blow the whistle once the QB is in the hands of the defense so he doesn’t get hurt.  They didn’t blow the whistle once again.  Anyway, my sources say the whole season was fixed both in the AFC and NFC all for ratings purposes.  Did you see how many hot games and start times were moved around to make it into prime time?  It was all about them big bucks the NFL made.  If you thought this season was something, wait till next year.

    Posted 2/5/2008 respond (flag)
    • RyNoSauce RyNoSauce
      +1

      "The refs are supposed to blow the whistle once the QB is in the hands of the defense so he doesn’t get hurt."

       They had a hold of his Jersey for like 2 sec and he was still standing up-right.  Just a "little" rediculous in my opinion.  The Pats had many blown opertunities they should have capitilized on. 

      Posted 2/5/2008 respond (flag)
    • flhrsi04 flhrsi04
      +1
      ConspiracyAce, you've misspelled your name. It should be ConspiracyA**. The largest pile of crap from the largest A**hole on the Net. In other words, a typical Patriots fan.
      Posted 4/3/2008 respond (flag)
  • Diomedes8 Diomedes8
    +2

    @ Conspiracy Ace

     Get real and take your conspiracies and shove it.  That was the most mind numbing paragraph I have ever read.  The game was officiated ok, not great, but ok.  Both teams ended up having questionable calls or no calls on them.  As for Spygate, they are getting ratted out by an ex-camera man that was probably told by Bellichek to by quiet.  Now the government is involved and you expect the newly appointed NFL Commissioner not to support an investigation?  Seriously, the Pats taped a walkthrough right before the 2002 Super Bowl where they upset the 14 point favorites St. Louis Rams - that is not allowed.  One last thing, I don't think anything would have been better for the NFL than a 19-0 team, I think your conspiracy theory is incredulous at best.

    Posted 2/5/2008 respond (flag)
  • Woody Woody
    +1
    Conspiracy Ace - dig harder next time.  The conspiracy didn't care about spygate; they just wanted to get back at Tiki for the way he shat on his old team.
    Posted 2/5/2008 respond (flag)
  • fastbreakblog fastbreakblog
    +1
    Play of the decade for us Giants fans.
    Posted 2/9/2008 respond (flag)
  • greatdad1964 greatdad1964
    +1
    look he never stopped moving his feet so forward progress was not an issue i seen quarterbacks hallfway to ground throw a touchdown ref didnt call him down so what is your point
    Posted 2/10/2008 respond (flag)
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Amani Toomer regards David Tyree's astounding Super Bowl catch as a symbol of why the Giants took home the title. "It was unbelievable," Toomer said last night at Giants Stadium. "But that kind of play was the reason why we won. Their defender was...
Patriots' defense showed its ageNewsday.com - Giants
Rodney Harrison was a step away from an interception on the dramatic catch by David Tyree. Tedy Bruschi was run over by Brandon Jacobs. The only time we heard from Mike Vrabel was when he checked in as an eligible receiver.
Giants still in awe of Eli Manning-David Tyree miracle catchNYDailyNews.com - Football
In the wee hours of the morning, almost every one of the Giants found their way to a television at some point. They weren't looking to watch the game or the championship celebration. They all wanted to see The Catch.
Unlikely hero Tyree makes catch of a lifetimeNewsday.com - Giants
To grasp just how unlikely David Tyree's clutch performance was Sunday night, understand this: He had more receiving yards (43) and touchdowns (one) in Super Bowl XLII than he did in his entire 2007 season.