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Tuck rule

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Oct 7, 2026

KhaledGUEST
23:34
I, I'd probably say Tom Brady, uh, because you know, I'm, like I said, I'm 38, so I'm, I caught mostly like the tail end of, of Michael Jordan's career.
KhaledGUEST
23:43
To me he's still the, the greatest of all time, but for me, Brady, like he's just been a constant in my life in so many ways, right? He, he was the first person that made me cry, uh, during a, a sports game when, uh, during the Tuck Rule game, I think I was 12 years old.
KhaledGUEST
23:58
He made me cry during [laughs] that game.
KhaledGUEST
24:00
Um, you know, I rooted against him for a long time and now I'm rooting for him.
KhaledGUEST
24:05
Uh, as a Raiders fan, he's a, you know, minority owner, but seems like he's got a big role, uh, with the Raiders.
KhaledGUEST
24:10
So I'd love to just talk to him about, you know, what it felt like during that Tuck Rule, what it, the sacrifices he had to make to have that continued success that he had in New England and, you know, how he's- He's able to consistently, like, reinvent himself in new ways and how he's like, you know, what he's doing in, in, uh, retirement.
KhaledGUEST
24:31
'Cause, I mean, he seems real busy, so he's not really retired.
KhaledGUEST
24:33
He's just retired from playing football.
Q MyersHOST
38:21
Professor Kennedy teaching class right there.
Q MyersHOST
38:23
I really did think that that statement that he mentioned about, you know, going for it on fourth down and the fact that he was looking over to the sideline in the tuck rule game, and obviously that's one of the most memorable games in Raiders history.
Q MyersHOST
38:35
in a bad way because Raiders lost, and obviously so many things changed.
Q MyersHOST
38:39
But him looking over at the sideline and hoping that Coach was going to say, run it again, run it again, because there was a mistake on the offensive line, and he didn't.
Lincoln KennedyHOST
7:01
You know, look, you, you're given the opportunity.
Lincoln KennedyHOST
7:03
My biggest regret, or one of my biggest regrets through my career was the Tuck Rule game.
Lincoln KennedyHOST
7:07
I wish Jon Gruden had given us that opportunity on fourth and go back in New England rather than giving the ball back, 'cause we never touched it again.
Lincoln KennedyHOST
7:15
And that was the Tuck Rule game.
Lincoln KennedyHOST
7:16
But we, you know, we messed up the play.
Lincoln KennedyHOST
7:17
We didn't execute right the play before.
DirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:05
But cue, Tom Brady joins.
DirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:08
Uh, you know, a little bit of controversy from the whole Tuck Rule game in 2002 AFC divisional playoff game against the New England Patriots.
DirkSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:19
But I'm not here to give you a history lesson
CadHOST
24:22
lessonCue this year, and with a little creative direction from Tom Brady, we draft Fernando Mendoza in the first round.
John SapacchettiGUEST
9:06
But, you know, uh, appropriately they're doing it with the Raiders down.
John SapacchettiGUEST
9:10
Obviously we remember the Tuck Rule and the snow game, and, uh, that's the game that kind of kicked off the dynasty.
John SapacchettiGUEST
9:16
Uh, hopefully Adams and-
John SarianidesHOST
9:17
[coughs]
Kirk MorrisonHOST
32:26
You just got to go out there and execute and win in a place that you won last year.
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:31
So are you telling me that Sunday's a chance to avenge the Tuck rule? Is that what you're telling me?
speaker_0ADVERTISER
32:38
Because, you
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:40
know, the Tuck rule thing, and obviously that's why they're doing it with us in town.
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:44
And that makes sense.
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:50
If you want to, how do you run the football? Can they run the football? If you can run the football, you can control the game and control the time.
Mark BellingHOST
69:03
I have this theory.
Mark BellingHOST
69:06
It's called the Law of the Tuck Rule.
Mark BellingHOST
69:10
The Tuck Rule was this rule in the NFL that nobody knew existed until a then very young New England Patriot quarterback named Tom Brady seemed to fumble a football in a playoff game that was played in an absolute blizzard in New England.
Mark BellingHOST
69:28
The fumble would have turned the ball over to the other team.
Mark BellingHOST
69:31
The referees, however, ruled that it wasn't a fumble.
Mark BellingHOST
69:35
It was called the Tuck Rule that it was actually the motion of a pass or something or another.
Mark BellingHOST
69:39
New England maintained possession of the ball, kicked a field goal in the blizzard, and won the playoff game.
Mark BellingHOST
69:45
They went on and advanced to the Super Bowl where they played the then powerhouse dynasty Mike Martz St. Louis Rams.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
32:30
... last year.
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:31
So are you telling me that Sunday's a chance to avenge the, the Tuck Rule? Is that what you're telling me?
Kirk MorrisonHOST
32:37
[laughs]
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:38
Because, you know, the 2000 team-
Kirk MorrisonHOST
32:40
Yeah.
Kirk MorrisonHOST
32:40
Oh, yeah
Jason HorowitzHOST
32:40
... and the Tuck Rule-
Kirk MorrisonHOST
32:41
I know
Scott PerryGUEST
8:25
I could make an opinion on, on the, uh, what's the play called, Darren, that happened in the s-
Darren HayesHOST
8:30
The, the, the Tuck Rule Game.
Scott PerryGUEST
8:32
The Tuck Rule Game.
Scott PerryGUEST
8:33
So that's, that's pretty frustrating.
Scott PerryGUEST
8:36
But, you know, our, my buddy John Gruden, he had the Raiders winning two division titles.
Jon RitchieHOST
21:01
...
Jon RitchieHOST
21:01
I can remember the, before the, the Tuck Rule game, being...
Jon RitchieHOST
21:04
Like, during warmups, going out there, just trying to figure out the cleats.
Jon RitchieHOST
21:08
It was like we were spelunking.

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