To the victors go the spoils. New England Patriots radio announcers Bob Socci and Scott Zolak were behind the mic for New England’s miraculous Super Bowl victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night.
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Tom Brady is a Super Bowl champion and Super Bowl MVP again after Sunday night’s heart-stopping 28-24 win over the Seattle Seahawks. As usual for Brady, it didn’t come easy in the big game.
This photo is everything. Tom Brady just authored the greatest comeback in Super Bowl history while collecting his third Super Bowl MVP and his fourth ring overall. Meanwhile, Richard Sherman acknowledges his opponent in classy fashion.
It’s going to be a nuclear winter for Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell, who was the trigger man for the now-infamous Russell Wilson interception by New England Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler.
The New England Patriots are back on top after completing 10-point fourth quarter to win Super Bowl XLIX in shocking fashion over the previously defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, 28-24. But about that call…
LET’S GET IT ON. Super Bowl XLIX. Patriots – Seahawks from The House That David Tyree Built.
After two weeks talking about deflated balls and Marshawn Lynch’s utter disdain for the media, Super Bowl Sunday has arrived as the New England Patriots try to stop the Seattle Seahawks from becoming the eighth franchise in NFL history to repeat as Super Bowl champions.
During her Super Bowl halftime show press conference on Thursday, Katy Perry previewed her upcoming performance on Sunday and showed that she was up on her NFL current events. Soon after the press conference began, Perry mentioned that nothing in her performance will be deflated – a somewhat […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhlsJY7jAwI Tom Brady and Bill Belichick won their fourth Super Bowl together by defeating the Seattle Seahawks…in a special Madden Super Bowl XLIX simulation. A special EA Sports Super Bowl simulation had New England knocking off the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks, 28-24, thanks to a touchdown reception […]
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