The greatest play in super bowl history...............

[floki]

last play of the 1st half

James Harrison’s 100-yard interception return for a touchdown in Super Bowl XLIII ... Legendary.

[pimike]

Agree!

That changed all the momentum.

Loved seeing that.

[lakerboy]

Hated that

[TonyPhizzle]

First half line was Pitt -3 then that happened. Imagine if you had Zona

[Heltah Skeltah]

That tackle the Rams guy made on Tennessee wr Dyson on the 1 yard line was pretty special. He won the superbowl for them

[pimike]

That tackle the Rams guy made on Tennessee wr Dyson on the 1 yard line was pretty special. He won the superbowl for them

He was lucky to get to the 1. He had no chance scoring

[stevenash]

Harrison 1
Tyree 2

[Sol Diablo]

Fitzgerald would have tracked him down too. If it wasn't for a Cardinals player on the sideline getting in his way. Nobody ever mentions this, but Larry would have 100% caught him if it weren't for that. As it was, he regained his speed and caught up to him inside the 5. But momentum carried Harrison into the end zone.

Was a potential 14 point swing there. And at the very least a 10 point swing.

[Heltah Skeltah]

He was lucky to get to the 1. He had no chance scoring

Lol..no chance at scoring but was at the 1 yard line wth one defender able to stop him..classic

[pimike]

Lol..no chance at scoring but was at the 1 yard line wth one defender able to stop him..classic

It goes down as a lost. Period

OP pointed out a play that was key in changing the game with an unbelievable play.

No comparison.

[Heltah Skeltah]

It goes down as a lost. Period

OP pointed out a play that was key in changing the game with an unbelievable play.

No comparison.

Ok yes you win!! I'm sorry. The fck was I thinking?

[floki]

Ok yes you win!! I'm sorry. The fck was I thinking?

[BigJay]

James Harrison’s not even top INT in SB history. Most important and too INT was NE’s Butler at the 1-yard line with 20 seconds left.

Literally the difference between a Super Bowl win and a loss.

I would rank Tyree catch top play of all time.

[Heltah Skeltah]

James Harrison’s not even top INT in SB history. Most important and too INT was NE’s Butler at the 1-yard line with 20 seconds left.

Literally the difference between a Super Bowl win and a loss.

I would rank Tyree catch top play of all time.

Good call .I think? Let's wait till the pimike guy tells us if we wrong.

[pimike]

Good call .I think? Let's wait till the pimike guy tells us if we wrong.

Ok your right it was the almost greatest play.
It failed. Exciting, close, yes. But failed...

This is football not horseshoes

[BigOrange]

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[pimike]

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Forgot that one!! Also a crazy play changer!!!

Good call!

[shocka1212]

Forgot that one!! Also a crazy play changer!!!

Good call!

the entire 4th quarter was like a giant line of cocaine.

[pimike]

the entire 4th quarter was like a giant line of cocaine.

Agree lol

[BigOrange]

Forgot that one!! Also a crazy play changer!!!

Good call!

It kept the Evil Empire Cheatriots from having their perfect season. That's enough to make it the best play ever!

[4sees]

Only thing close to that one is the Pats goal line INT against Pete Carroll.

[Mr KLC]

Fitzgerald would have tracked him down too. If it wasn't for a Cardinals player on the sideline getting in his way. Nobody ever mentions this, but Larry would have 100% caught him if it weren't for that. As it was, he regained his speed and caught up to him inside the 5. But momentum carried Harrison into the end zone.

Was a potential 14 point swing there. And at the very least a 10 point swing.

Since 1991, Larry Fitzgerald's 29 receptions on 4th down are the most in the NFL.

[Foxx]

This is up there in my book:

[QuantumLeap]

Fitzgerald would have tracked him down too. If it wasn't for a Cardinals player on the sideline getting in his way. Nobody ever mentions this, but Larry would have 100% caught him if it weren't for that. As it was, he regained his speed and caught up to him inside the 5. But momentum carried Harrison into the end zone.

Was a potential 14 point swing there. And at the very least a 10 point swing.

If you watch the video you'll see the Cardinals player brush Warner off from tackling the ball carrier. The dumb Cards player bumps into the back of a guy running next to the guy with the ball and messes up the whole play.

[Hman]

What a play

[DOM-Ganador]

Only thing close to that one is the Pats goal line INT against Pete Carroll.

Malcolm GO. In the blink of an eye.....

[Goat Milk]

Only thing close to that one is the Pats goal line INT against Pete Carroll.

against who?

an elite qb changes that play. brady doesn't give a f what mcdaniels calls. he doesn't whatever he wants in superbowls. players win games, players lose games, and you'll see that front and center when bellichick doesn't even make playoffs this year.

[Easy-Rider 66]

Hated that

yeah agreed had AZ +3 1st half I think cost me about $500.

[DroopyDog]

First half line was Pitt -3 then that happened. Imagine if you had Zona

I did, and it cost me a new TV, threw the remote and it cracked the TV

[stevenash]

Only thing close to that one is the Pats goal line INT against Pete Carroll.

This

[Luv2Play2]

what about montana to taylor.. + a pi that should have been called

[harthebar]

[harthebar]

eli manning is the greatest clutch qb in football playoff history

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-most-clutch-postseason-quarterback-of-all-time-is-eli-manning/

[stevenash]

eli manning is the greatest clutch qb in football playoff history


https://fivethirtyeight.com/features...s-eli-manning/

I still think Montana and brady were just as clutch in the postseason, but yeah Eli is up there.
Some of those playoff wins though were just silly luck jobs.
Now having said that, that pass completion to Plaxico was as clutch as it gets, but.... the Tyree catch was silly luck. (this coming from cradle to grave Giants fan)