1:15, 3rd & 5

[Chris Childs]

That's where the legend begin :drunk :drunk :smokin :smokin :drunk :drunk :smokin :) :clap :)

[Vinnie_Johnson]

You mean The Catch Part 2

[stretch]

Greatest play in SB history. Book it.

[Chris Childs]

Greatest play in SB history. Book it.

TRUE :)

I mean for manning to escape that pressure and throw it to tyree.... :drunk :) :)

[lefty]

The one where Manning was about to be sacked, somehow recovered and threw a great pass for a great catch ?

If that's the one, yes !!

Amazing stuff

[Vinnie_Johnson]

The way he got away was great The pass he just chucked it up and got lucky with a great catch.

[J.T.]

You mean The Catch Part 2

If that play was a cover song, it's probably the first cover song that was better than the original.

[ShoogarBear]

From the SB Pic/Vid thread:

http://i28.tinypic.com/208tavb.jpg

[ShoogarBear]

It's almost like somebody took the vid of The Catch, Part 1 and added some more degree of difficulty to it.

[Chris Childs]

greastest escape, throw and catch of ALL TIME

[Vinnie_Johnson]

greastest escape, throw and catch of ALL TIME


:drunk I think you are going a little over the top there. I think Romo had the greatest escape when the ball was snapped over his head and he ran 60 yards to get the first.

[ShoogarBear]

Also, the throw wasn't all that, but the catch was.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

No way Romo's play is in the same class as Manning to Tyree.

None.

[Vinnie_Johnson]

Also, the throw wasn't all that, but the catch was.

He just chucked it up like Farve would of and got damn lucky. :lol

[ShoogarBear]

Hot damn, you're right. That was exactly a Bret Favre play.

[Vinnie_Johnson]

No way Romo's play is in the same class as Manning to Tyree.

None.

Only because it was in The Big game. But what Romo did on the snap over his head was the play of the year for pulling something out of your ass IMO.

[Chris Childs]

:drunk I think you are going a little over the top there. I think Romo had the greatest escape when the ball was snapped over his head and he ran 60 yards to get the first.

I said greatest espace , THROW , and in the biggest NFL game of the season. DESPERATION THROW but it was still a THROW. The fuck are you bringing up Tony Homo of all choke artists in the discussion? He threw an INT to webster and that's all that counted when it mattered

edit- mcquarters i meant

[Vinnie_Johnson]

greastest escape, throw and catch of ALL TIME

What?
:madrun

[J.T.]

Only because it was in The Big game. But what Romo did on the snap over his head was the play of the year for pulling something out of your ass IMO.

Marion Barber's Endzone Escape was pretty sick too.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

Only because it was in The Big game. But what Romo did on the snap over his head was the play of the year for pulling something out of your ass IMO.


One of the greatest plays in SB history against arguably the best team ever up to that point trumps a play against one of the worst teams in the NFL, IMO.

[ShoogarBear]

LOL, Lion Fans.

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

Greatest play in SB history. Book it.

It wasn't a game winning touchdown catch, so no. Top five play though.

Montana to Taylor for the game winning TD is #1.

Think I would also put the tackle of Dyson in 2000 (?) at the one yard line at the end of the game ahead of it.

Definitely one of the most ridiculous plays though.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

Montana to Young for the game winning TD is #1.



You mean Taylor?

[ShoogarBear]

Montana to Young for the game winning TD is #1.You mean Montana-to-Taylor against the Bengals? That was a nice play and was a TD but not nearly as spectacular.

[peewee's lovechild]

That has to be one of the greatest drives in Super Bowl history.

Eli escaping the sack and Tyree making that catch should be immortalized.

I'm a die-hard Cowboys fan, but even I have to give props to the Giants for making this one of the greatest Super Bowl games ever.

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

Yeah, Montana to Taylor. While the play itself wasn't spectacular, it capped off arguably the greatest drive in SB history (and clutchest too).

The drive today probably slides in at #2 behind that one, but I can't speak to any prior to my lifetime :lol

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

Hey, isn't that John Candy?

[efrem1]

Speaking of Montana, why was Young at the coin flip instead of Montana? Steve Young won his Super Bowls with Seifert and not Bill Walsh.

[ShoogarBear]

Speaking of Montana, why was Young at the coin flip instead of Montana? Steve Young won his Super Bowls with Seifert and not Bill Walsh.I was thinking the same thing.