Super Bowl LI

[laughs] Yeah.

Uh, Rob said, thinking the Falcons were gonna win Super Bowl LI after seeing the halftime score.

Oh, boy.

Ryan said, moving back, uh, to Indiana from Georgia.

Um, I've got two answers actually, but let's go with you to see if you nick one of mine.

I've got two answers, and I think I'm gonna nick the first one of yours, and that is Super Bowl LI in 2017, the Patriots' comeback against the Falcons.

That was my first Super Bowl that I watched, like, at university.

That was when I got into the sport properly, started playing it.

Literally, I had a really good shirt on, which was stupid of me.

And I have paint from Super Bowl 51 on this really beautiful shirt.

You still have that shirt, right?

I do.

When there's a collapse like this, like you're up by 24 points, you need, like, eight different things to all go your way, and if one of them doesn't ...

Like in the, in Super Bowl 51, if the Patriots don't get one of those two-point conversions, like the game doesn't go to overtime.

They didn't just need to score.

They needed to get the two-point conversion.

Just what a catch from Brody Casper.

From my angle, I could barely see it, it, you know, it just tips off and then it looked like he was in the back of the end zone and almost dived- Back and, uh, like out and caught the ball coming down, showing an essence of Julian Edelman from Super Bowl 51, if anyone remembers that.

We're getting word that he might have caught it on his back.

Got tipped, and it, he caught it off his backside.

But when he goes to the Patriots, he actually had a bigger role in the NFL than he did in college.

Yeah, he did, especially Super Bowl LI.

Unbelievable James White.

Um, and great guy, too, also.