1972
(10-01-72) Washington Redskins @ New England Patriots - original GOTW Highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5)
1973
(09-16-73) Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots - Rebroadcast GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(11-25-73) Houston Oilers vs New England Patriots - B&W
game film - Added June, 2009
1974
(Preseason) New York Giants @ New England Patriots - Partial
game of most of 4th Qtr (Quality 8.5) - Added April, 2008
(09-15-74) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(10-20-74) New England Patriots @ Buffalo Bills - Rebroadcast
GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(11-03-74) Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots - Rebroadcast
GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(12-08-74) Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots - original
GOTW highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5)
1976
(09-26-76) New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(10-18-76) New York Jets @ New England Patriots - MNF - New England hits on all cylinders with it's ground attack
(330 yards, QB Steve Grogan leads the way with 100+ yards!) and beats Joe Namath and the Lou Holtz lead New York team 41-7.
- includes pregame, halftime (with speech by President Ford),
commercials (quality 8.5) - added August, 2007
(12-19-76) 1976 AFC Divisional - New England Patriots @ Oakland Raiders - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(12/18/76-12/19/76) 1976 Divisional Playoffs - Washington Redskins @ Minnesota Vikings, LA Rams @ Dallas Cowboys, New
England Patriots @ Oakland Raiders, Baltimore Colts @ Pittsburgh Steelers - "This Week in the Pro Football" highlights WK 15 - Summerall/Brookshier, 45 mins, color, original (Quality
9) - Added March, 2011
(12-19-76) 1976 AFC Divisional - New England Patriots @ Oakland Raiders
- Full Radio Broadcast on CD - Added June, 2011
1977
(09-18-77) Kansas City Chiefs @ New England Patriots - GOTW highlights, Rebroadcast, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(09-26-77) New England Patriots @ Cleveland Browns - MNF - Joined in Progress at halftime and includes Cossell's halftime highlights, heavily edited
edited 2nd half of game showing scores and big plays (19 minutes) (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011
(10-02-77) New England Patriots @ New York Jets - GOTW highlights, Rebroadcast, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(11-06-77) Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(11-27-77) Philadelphia Eagles @ New England Patriots - added December,
2007
(12-11-77) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(12-18-77) New England Patriots @ Baltimore Colts -
GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
1978
(09-18-78) Baltimore Colts @ New England Patriots - MNF - The Joe Washington Game! Colts beat the Patriots 34-27 on the road
in the rain in the game where Baltimore rookie RB Joe Washington took over the second half to beat New England nearly single
handily by throwing, catching, and returning a kickoff for touchdowns! Complete, includes commercials and half-time (Cosell’s
highlight package) - gifford/meridth/cosell - Named one of the
NFL's greatest finishes
(09-24-78) New England Patriots @ Oakland Raiders - SNF - Russ Francis 126 yrds
Receiving - (Quality 8) - Added
March, 2009
(10-08-78) Philadelphia Eagles @ New England Patriots - Added March, 2007
(10-29-78) Wk 9 - New York Jets @ New England Patriots - Footage ends with 5 minutes left in first half (Quality 8.5) - Added August, 2011
(11-12-78) Houston Oilers @ New England Patriots - Oilers come back from 23-0
deficit - heavily edited (Quality 8) - Added March, 2009
(12-03-78) New England Patriots @ Dallas Cowboys - (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2009
(12-31-78) 1978 AFC Divisional - Houston Oilers @ New England Patriots - all the scoring is now shown (live or replay). The pregame is about a 7.5 quality, but the game an 8 quality. Best
version available for this game. - Includes pregame and postgame
interview with Earl Campbell - Upgraded
July, 2011
1979
(09-03-79) Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots - MNF - OT - added
March, 2009
(10-01-79) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers - MNF - David Whitehurst ran
for one score and passed for another, as the Packers upset the Patriots on Monday night. Green Bay intercepted five passes
to spark the win. Whitehurst (17 of 27 for 206 yards) converted interceptions by Steve Luke, Johnnie Gray and Mike McCoy into
short touchdown runs by Barty Smith, Terdell Middleton and himself. He also capped a 74-yard drive with a touchdown pass to
Aundra Thompson with 9:03 left in the second quarter to give Green Bay the lead for good. This was the first Monday night
game ever held at Lambeau Field. - Includes Local pregame, halftime, ads, local postgame - (Quality 9)
(10-14-79) New England Patriots @ Chicago Bears - added December, 2007
(11-18-79) Baltimore Colts @ New England Patriots -
GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 8.5)
(12-16-79) Minnesota Vikings @ New England Patriots - Jim Marshall Game
- Added February, 2008
1980
(11-10-80) New England Patriots @ Houston Oilers - MNF - good game - Steve
Grogan 374 yards passing, Earl Campbell 130 yards rushing - added March, 2009
1982
(11-21-82) New England Patriots @ Cleveland Browns - MNF
compilation disc 2 of 6 edited games - heavily edited footage from the game. Picks up at halftime - Includes Halftime, 15 minutes from the game (Quality 8.5)
- Added March, 2011
(12-12-82) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - The Snow Plow Game - Ron Meyer instructs a prison
work release worker to use his snow plow to clear a spot for John Smith to attempt the game winning field goal. The Patriots
use the win as a catalyst to qualify for the playoffs. Andra Franklin 107 yards rushing, Mark Van Eeghen 100 yards rushing
- Named one of the NFL's greatest finishes
(01-08-83) 1982 1st RD AFC Super Bowl Tournament -
New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - added January, 2008
1984
(09-09-84) WK 2 - New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - Missing The Final Two Minutes Of The 4th Quarter - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality
8) - added September,
2011
(09-23-84) WK 4 - Washington Redskins @ New England Patriots - Includes halftime, commercials, and post-game (3 DVDs) (Quality 9) - added September, 2011
1985
(09-08-85) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots - New England shows right
from the start that Defense and a strong running game will lead them to the Super Bowl in 26-20 win over Green Bay (Quality 9.5)
(09-15-85) New England Patriots @ Chicago Bears
(12-16-85) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins -
Great Monday Night Game - Includes
commercials, halftime and Monday Night Matchup Pre-game (Quality 8.5) - Added July, 2011
(12-28-85) 1985 AFC Wildcard - New England Patriots vs New York Jets
(01-05-86) 1985 AFC Divisional - New England Patriots @ Los Angles Raiders - added
December, 2007
(01-12-86) 1985 AFC Championship - New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - The Patriots enter the game in Miami winless in Miami since 1968. The Patriots proceed to end the losing streak
in impressive fashion by running over the Dolphins' Kill Bs defense by racking up a team record 255 yards on the ground, keyed
by Craig James (22-105), to upset Dolphins 31-14 in the Orange Bowl ending 18 game losing streak to the Miami there! - added
March, 2007
(01-26-86) Super Bowl 20 - Chicago Bears vs New
England Patriots - Tony
Eason vs. Jim McMahon - Bears defense, possibly the best ever, completely destroys Patriots. The Patriots became the first
wildcard team to make the Super bowl by winning three road playoff games. Their reward was playing one of the best teams in
NFL history. Richard Dent is named MVP. Willie Gault 129 yards receiving.
1986
(09-28-86) New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos - JIP
1st Qtr right before Broncos score first points of game (Quality 8) - Added March, 2011
(11-16-86) New England Patriots @ Los Angeles Rams - The Patriots stun the Rams
in Los Angeles on a last second Hail Mary pass. (quality 8.5)
- Added September, 2008
(12-22-86) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - MNF - Last game in Orange Bowl
- Steve Grogan to Stanley Morgan have one last moment of greatness together, leading the Patriots to a season ending victory
in Miami clinching the Patriots first division title since 1978. Morgan would finish with 148 yards receiving including the
last minute game winner - (quality 9) - Added October, 2008
(01-04-87) 1986 AFC Divisional - New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos - Broncos upset Patriots 22-17 to show they are for real in a game of big plays. - added December, 2007
1987
(09-13-87) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - added March, 2009
1988
(10-09-88) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers -
Scoring 45 unanswered points to win, RB Brent Fullwood led the way as he ran for
118 yards and three touchdowns, as Packer head coach Lindy Infante finally won his first game. The Green Bay running attack
has its best day of the season with 207 yards and five touchdowns. Milwaukee
game
1992
(08-29-92) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots - Preseason and 1st
year Packer QB Brett Favre plays some snaps - Added September, 2007
(12-27-92) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots -
includes commercials and halftime - Added March, 2009
1993
(08-20-93) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots - Preseason - Added
September, 2007
(09-05-93) New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills - Drew Bledsoe's first game - (Quality
9)
(01-02-94) New England Patriots vs Miami Dolphins -
OT - Bill Parcells' Patriots cap his first year behind rookie Drew Bledsoe's
four touchdown passes. The victory knocks the Dolphins out of the playoffs and ends the season on a four game winning streak.
1994
(08-26-94) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers - Preseason - Added
September, 2007
(09-04-94) New England Patriots vs Miami Dolphins -
Marino comes back from injury and Miami wins passing shoot out 39-35 over Patriots!
Dolphins QB Dan Marino (473 yards & 5 TD's) uses WR Irving Fryar (5-211-3) to outdo New England's QB Drew Bledsoe (421
yards & 4 TD's) and TE Ben Coates (8-161-2) connection!
(10-02-94) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots - Teams where throwback uniforms
- Matt Bahr's 33-yard field goal with four seconds left fluttered awkwardly, barely clearing the crossbar. It ended two minutes
of kicking comedy Sunday, and gave the New England Patriots a 17-16 victory over Green Bay. The Packers made it possible by
bumbling an extra-point attempt and botching the ensuing kickoff. The kick by the 38-year-old Bahr decided a duel between
young quarterbacks Drew Bledsoe and Brett Favre. Bahr had missed his previous two attempts after making all 12 in his career
with New England. But he got the chance to be the hero because Green Bay could not kick any better. Just 1:10 earlier, the
Packers blew an extra-point try that Chris Jacke, who had made 127 in a row, never got to kick. Craig Hentrich had trouble
handling Mark Chmura's low snap and was tackled. Then, Jacke's kickoff went out of bounds, giving New England the ball on
its own 40. Bledsoe drove the Patriots into position for Bahr's winner. That enabled the Patriots to go on to their third
straight win in typical fashion. Fourteen of their last 15 games have been decided by six or fewer points. Bahr missed from
47 and 33 yards earlier. He got another chance after the Patriots fell behind 16-14 on Reggie Cobb's 1-yard run with 1:14
left. Bledsoe completed 29-of-53 passes for 334 yards and two scoring passes to Vincent Brisby against the Packers, who began
the game with the NFL's second best defense. On the Patriots' final drive, Bledsoe sneaked 3 yards on a third-and-1 to the
Green Bay 32. Then he hit Ray Crittenden for a 10-yard gain to the 15 on a third-and-3. After two incompletions, Bahr connected.
The kick ruined a strong performance by Favre. He completed 25-of-47 passes for 295 yards and an 11-yard touchdown to Sterling
Sharpe that gave the Packers a 10-0 halftime lead. Sharpe set a Packers record with 533 career catches, passing James Lofton's
530. Sharpe had nine receptions for 132 yards and extended his streak to 92 games with at least one catch. Favre threw two
interceptions and was sacked twice in the second half. - includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5)
(11-13-94) New England Patriots @ Minnesota Vikings - OT - Trailing 20-3
at halftime, the normally explosive Parcells asks his team how long they are going to allow other teams to push them around.
The team responds by rallying for the victory as Kevin Truner catches a 14 yard Drew Bledsoe pass in OT that sets two NFL
records. One for attempts with 70 and another for completions with 45. The victory sparks a 7 game winning streak that sees
the Patriots clinch a playoff berth for the first time since 1986.-
Added February, 2008
(01-01-95) 1994 AFC Wildcard - New England Patriots @ Cleveland Browns - The
Browns halted the Patriots' attempted comeback in the final minutes of the game to clinch the victory. New England put together
a 63-yard drive to score on Bahr's 33-yard field goal with 1:33 remaining. New England then recovered the ensuing onside kick,
but after gaining a first down, Bledsoe threw 4 straight incompletions and the ball was turned back to Cleveland on downs.
(Quality 9.5)
1996
(08-02-96) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers - Preseason - Added
September, 2007
(12-21-96) New England Patriots @ New York Giants - Parcells faces his former
team in a classic. Down 22-0 at haltime and 22-3 entering the 4th quarter, the Patriots rally behind two Drew Bledsoe touchdown
passes and a Dave Meggett punt return for a touchdown to win their first AFC East title since 1986. - added August, 2008
(01-05-97) 1996 AFC Divisional - Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots - added September, 2008
(01-12-97) 1996 AFC Championship - Jacksonville Jaguars @ New England Patriots - Patriots stifle upstart Jaguars 20-6 but need fumble return for touchdown in final
three minutes to ice game at home. - Added March, 2008
(01-26-97) Super Bowl XXXI - New England vs Green
Bay Packers - Packers bring the Lombardi trophy home in a game that had many huge
plays by huge players. Favre launched the day's scoring with a 54-yard touchdown pass to WR Andre Rison on his first throw
of the game; Favre noticed the defense and called an audible on the play. Later, Favre found Freeman with a then-Super Bowl-record,
81-yard scoring strike where he perfectly lofted the ball over a Pats defender; play came off of another audible Favre called.
Total, Favre frisked New England's vaunted defense for 246 yards, completing 14 of 27 attempts without an interception, to
trigger a 35-21 triumph in Super Bowl XXXI at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, returning the Lombardi Trophy to Green
Bay for the first time in 29 years. It had to have been an especially magical moment for Favre, who had disclosed off-the-field
problems in May, then stated upon returning from a 45-day stay in the Menninger Clinic at Topeka, Kan., "You know, I'm going
to beat this thing. I'm going to win a Super Bowl. And all I can tell people if they don't believe me is, 'Just bet against
me.' " Reggie White came to Green Bay to win a championship and wasn’t going to leave without one. White would come
up with 3 sacks, a super bowl record, with 2 of them late in the game to help preserve the game. After all of this though
neither of them would be the Super Bowl MVP, that honor was left for Desmond Howard who set one record after another. (3 DVDs)
(Quality 9)
(01-26-97) Super Bowl XXXI - New England vs Green
Bay Packers - Complete Radio Broadcast with Jim Irwin, Max McGee, and Larry
McCarren - 3 CDs
Super Bowl 31 highlight video - Big Bang in the Big Easy
1997
(07-31-97) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers - Preseason - Added
September, 2007
(10-27-97) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots -
MNF - Brett Favre made the Super Bowl sequel as successful for the Green Bay Packers
as the original. Throwing on the run and scrambling for first downs, he baffled New England's defense with three touchdown
passes as the Packers won, 28-10, Monday night, nine months and a day after they beat the Patriots for the NFL title 35-21.
Trailing 10-7 late in the first half, Favre led the Packers on scoring drives of 75 yards in the second quarter, 99 in the
third and 85 in the fourth. Both teams played down the rematch angle, focusing instead on correcting recent problems - two
losses in three games for the Patriots and four wins by fewer than seven points for the Packers. The crowd was subdued most
of the night as tradition prevailed: Super Bowl winners are 4-1 in games they have played the following season against the
teams they beat for the title. Favre gave the Packers a 7-0 lead with a 6-yard pass to Dorsey Levens with 3:19 left in the
first half. But the Patriots went ahead on Drew Bledsoe's 11-yard scoring pass to Ben Coates and Adam Vinatieri's 38-yard
field goal. It was his 22nd consecutive successful attempt, the longest current streak in the NFL. Favre then gave the Packers
a 14-10 halftime lead with a 32-yard pass to Mark Chmura 22 seconds before intermission. And when the Patriots couldn't score
after getting a first down at the Green Bay l-yard line on their first series of the second half, Favre led the Packers on
a 17-play, 99-yard march ending in his 20-yard scoring pass to Robert Brooks with 15 seconds left in the third quarter. Levens,
whose status for the game had been questionable because of a clavicle injury, finished the scoring with a 3-yard run with
2:46 left in the game. He rushed for 100 yards. Both teams had changed considerably since the Super Bowl. The Patriots have
a new coach, Pete Carroll, who has been under pressure to show he can be as successful as his predecessor. Bill Parcells.
And the Packers have been hurt by injuries. But Green Bay still has Favre, who completed 23-of-34 passes for 239 yards. And
as he did in the Super Bowl, when he threw touchdown passes of 81 and 54 yards and ran for another, he outplayed Bledsoe.
- Includes MNF Pre-game, halftime and Pack Attack Post Game (Quality 9)
(11-23-97) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - Added March, 2009
(12-13-97) Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots - OT - added
March, 2009
(12-22-97) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - The Patriots rally from a 6-0
halftime deficit and stop a two point conversion with under four minutes remaining in the game to hold off the Dolphins in
Miami and clinch back-to-back division titles for the first time in franchise history. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(12-28-97) 1997 AFC Wildcard - Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - added
September, 2008
(01-03-98) 1997 AFC Divisional - New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers - added August, 2008
1998
(11-23-98) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - Trailing 23-19, Drew Bledsoe
fractures a finger on his passing hand by hitting his hand off of a helmet on the final drive. Drew stays in the game and
hits Shawn Jefferson on a 25 yard TD pass with 29 seconds left to clinch the victory. - (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(11-29-98) WK 13 Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots - With a fractured finger
on his passing hand from the previous week, Drew Bledsoe again rallies his team in the closing minutes. Drew caps a 246 yard
3 touchdown day by hitting Ben Coates in the endzone as time expires. - Includes Halftime and commercials (Quality 8) - Added March, 2011
(12-20-98) San Francisco 49ers @ New England Patriots -
With Drew Bledsoe finally was forced out with his fractured finger, the Patriots
were still a victory shy of the playoffs. The heavily favored 11-3 49ers visited Foxboro in the next to last week of the season.
Trailing 21-14 entering the 4th, a Robert Edwards touchdown tied the game and Adam Vinatieri's field goal with 3 seconds left
clinched the victory and eventually the playoff spot. (Quality 9) - Added September,
2008
(01-03-99) 1998 AFC Wildcard - New England Patriots @ Jacksonville Jaguars - added
September, 2008
1999
(09-19-99) WK 2 Indianapolis Colts @ New England Patriots - Trailing 28-7 at the
half, Drew Bledsoe rallies the Patriots behind three second half touchdown passes, including two to Ben Coates in the 4th
quarter. Adam Vinatieri seals the victory with a fieldgoal with 35 seconds left. - Added May, 2011
2001
(09-30-01) Indianapolis Colts vs New England Patriots -
Tom Brady's first start - The Belichick era was in danger of collapsing on
itself. The team was 0-2 and Drew Bledsoe out for at least two months with a punctured and collapsed lung. The team needed
a victory. Bryan Cox delivered a statement by delivering a hit on a Colts receiver early in the game against the heavily favored
Colts. Cox' hit set the tone for the rest of the season. Otis Smith and Ty Law would return two interceptions for touchdowns
in the Patriots blowout.
(10-14-01) San Diego Chargers @ New England Patriots - OT - The feelings of the Patriots victory over
the Colts was erased by a 30-10 drubbing at the hand of the Dolphins. With the season in the balance and trailing the Chargers
23-13 with a little under 9 minutes to go, the Patriots coaching staff finally unleashed young Tom Brady and he delivered.
Tom Brady eventually tied the game with 36 seconds left by hitting Jermaine Wiggins and then drove the Patriots into field
goal range in OT as Adam Vinatieri capped the comeback with a 44 yard field goal. - added August, 2008
(12-02-01) New England Patriots @ New York Jets - The hotly contested AFC East was a three team race between the Patriots, Jets and Dolphins. Entering
week 12, the Patriots were in third place behind the first place Jets. Trailing 13-0 in the third, Brady hit little known
Fred Coleman on a slant and he ran 49 yards taking the Patriots with him deep into Jets territory. Antowain Smith would score
a 4 yard TD a few plays later to start the comeback. An Adam Vinatieri field goal would give the Patriots their first lead
halfway through the 4th and the defense would seal the victroy with two late interceptions. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(12-22-01) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots -
The Patriots worst to first run was nearly complete. The first place Dolphins came
to Foxboro late in the season for an important division clash. Behind Antowain Smith's career high 156 rushing yards, the
Patriots scored 20 points in the second quarter and jumped out to a 20-3 haltime lead. The victory would give the Patriots
first place by virtue of tiebreakers and the Patriots would clinch their first division title since 1997 with a 38-6 victory
over Carolina in two weeks. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(01-19-02) 2001 AFC Divisional - Oakland Raiders vs New England Patriots - "The Snow Bowl" or " The Tuck Rule Game" - The game that made the "Tuck Rule" a household term. The Patriots
dream season was in dire straits. Trailing 13-3 entering the fourth, amidst a blizzard in New England, the Patriots chances
for victory seemed dim. A Brady touchdown scamper closed the gap to 3 at 13-10. After a critical 3rd down and short stop,
the Patriots offense got all the could ask for, the ball a few minutes to operate. In Raider territory, the play that will
forever mark this game happened. Charles Woodson came on a corner blitz and hit Brady forcing a fumble that was recovered
by another Raider defender and ending the Patriots dream season. A review of the play, ruled the play an incomplete by a little
known "Tuck Rule" and the Patriots were still alive. A few plays later, Adam Vinatieri lined up for a game tying 45 yard field
goal. The kick which appeared to get no more then 20 feet off the ground sailed threw the snow and wind and tied the game
at 13. The Patriots would win the coin toss and drive down the field on the opening drive and Adam Vinatieri would lineup
and boot the game winning kick 7 minutes into overtime and propel the Patriots into the AFC Championship game.
(01-27-02) 2001 AFC Championship - New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers - The victory epitomized the 2001 team effort as the offense, defense and special teams contributed to the victory,
but is also known for the curtain call for Drew Beldsoe's Patriots tenure. Having lost his job and place in New England sports
lore on a hard hit by the Jets' Mo Lewis, Drew Bledsoe was asked to help his team after Tom Brady's ankle was rolled up on
during the second quarter. Drew would cap the Brady started drive by hitting David Patten in the corner of the endzone to
give the Patriots a 14-3 haltime lead. He would drive the Patriots in the fourth to give them a game securing 24-17 lead on
an Adam Vinatieri field goal and he would finish his Patriots career by coming off the bench and throwing for 102 yards and
one touchdown. - added October, 2007
(02-03-02) Super Bowl XXXVI - New England Patriots vs St. Louis Rams -
@ New Orleans - One of the most unexpected defeats in NFL History and one of the Super Bowls most exciting finishes! New England
uses tough defense and turnovers to build 17-3 lead well into the 4th, only to see St. Louis charge back to tie game with
less then two minutes to go. But the Patriots charge right back to win the game on a last second 48yd FG, as rookie QB Tom
Brady leads the game winning drive.
2002
(09-22-02) Kansas City Chiefs @ New England Patriots -
OT - Priest Holmes rushes for 180 yards on the Super Bowl Champs. KC comes
back to force OT @ 38-38 on 4th down with seconds left! Great Game!! - Added March, 2009
(10-13-02) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots -
beat up Packers team dominate defending Super Bowl champs on the road. - Brett Favre
outplayed host New England's Tom Brady, throwing three touchdown passes to lead Green Bay to their fourth straight victory.
Favre now has 301 TD passes for his career, moving him past John Elway into third place on the career list. Only Dan Marino
(420) and Fran Tarkenton (342) have more. Favre also made his 163rd straight start, a record for NFL quarterbacks. Brady threw
three interceptions and was just 24-of-44 for 183 yards. Favre was 17-of-27 for only 147 yards, but he didn't throw an interception.
The revamped Packer defense opened the game with Tod McBride at left cornerback in place of Mike McKenzie, rookie Marques
Anderson at strong safety in place of Darren Sharper, joining Matt Bowen in the secondary, where he had replaced starter Antuan
Edwards four weeks earlier, after Edwards had suffered a broken arm. Additionally, rookie Aaron Kampman and third-year pro
Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, normally a designated pass-rusher, stepped in at the ends for Vonnie Holliday and Joe Johnson. Holliday
is sidelined with a torn pectoral muscle and Johnson with a season-ending triceps injury. - Includes FOX Pre-game, halftime,
FOX post-game, ESPN Post-game, and Part of Mike Sherman show (Quality 8.5)
(11-10-02) New England Patriots @ Chicago Bears - The defending champion Patriots were struggling after a fast start and found themselves trailing the
Bears 27-6 in the third quarter. Tom Brady and the Patriots started chipping away and had closed the gap to 11 at 30-19 when
Brady hit Kevin Faulk with 2:46 left to close the score to 30-25. The Patriots would get the ball back. With 21 seconds left,
Brady hit David Patten in the corner of the endzone from 20 yards out to complete the come from behind victory. (Quality 9) - Added September,
2008
(12-29-02) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots -
OT - With a remote chance at defending their title, the Patriots were on the brink
of elimination as they trailed the Dolphins 24-13 with under 5 minutes to go in the game. The Patriots would rally to tie
the score behind a Troy Brown TD pass from Tom Brady and an Adam Vinatieri field goal with a little over a minute left in
the game. The Patriots would win the toss and further benfit from the kickoff going out of bounds. A little over two minutes
into OT, Adam Vinatieri would win the game and give the Patriots brief hopes of qualifying for the playoffs. The Jets would
end that dream a little over two hours later by beating the Packers. - (4 DVDs) - Added July, 2011
2003
(10-05-03) Tennessee Titans @ New England Patriots - The injury plagued Patriots
were in danger of falling two games behind the Phins in the loss column with a loss to the Titans. Fresh off a poor performance
against the Redskins and a beating administered by the Titans the previous year, the Patriots needed a victory in the worst
way. Late in the 4th, the Titans trailed 31-27, had the ball and were driving when Ty Law, who early in the game had severly
twisted his ankle, stepped in front of a Steve McNair pass and raced 65 yards to for the game deciding TD. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(10-19-03) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - OT - With first place on the
line, the Patriots and Dolphins engagaed in a typical defensive struggle. After the Patriots tied the score late at 13, the
first example that the 2003 season might be special manifested itself, the Phins drove into Patriots' territory to set-up
a potential Olinde Mare game winning FG, but Richard Seymour would block the kick and the game would go to OT. After a coin
flip mistake by the ref gave the Dolphins the ball, the Dolphins further benefitted when a great reception by Chris Chambers
was allowed even though his foot was clearly out of bounds. A second Mare game winning field goal attempt would go wide right.
Later in OT, on the first play after a Ty Poole INT gave the Patriots the ball at their own 18, Brady avoided the rush and
rolled to the left and heaved the ball towards a streaking Troy Brown who beat two defenders and went 82 yards for the game
winning touchdown. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(11-03-03) New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos - MNF - Pats take Safety
& Comeback to Win game - Added August, 2008
(11-30-03) New England Patriots vs Indianapolis Colts - Homefield advantage was
on the line as the 9-2 New England visited the 9-2 Colts. In the third the Patriots were ahead 31-10 and seemingly in control
when turnovers and stellar Colts play allowed them to crawl back in the game. After breaking a 31-31 tie with a TD to Deoin
Branch, the Colts first cut the lead to 38-34 with a fieldgoal and then drove for the game winning score late in the 4th.
With under 20 seconds to go, the Colts had a first and goal from the 1. The Patriots defense withstood the Colts offense on
the first three plays. On 4th and goal from the 1, Willie McGinest feigned coverage and came in untouched to stuff Edgerrin
James short of the goaline and perserve the Patriots victory. -
limited commercials - Gumbel & Simms - halftime (Quality 8.5)
(01-10-04) 2003 AFC Divisional - Tennessee Titans @ New England Patriots
- added October, 2007
(01-18-04) 2003 AFC Championship - Indianapolis Colts @ New England Patriots
- On a cold snow flurry filled day New England's Defense holds Indianapolis'
white hot offense lead by QB Peyton Manning (23-47, 237yds, 1td, 4ints) in check for most of the game in 24-14 win at home
for their 14th straight victory - added October, 2007
(02-01-04) Super Bowl 38 - Carolina Panthers vs New England Patriots - New England claims another title with final
seconds FG for thrilling 32-29 win over Carolina in one of the most exciting Super Bowl fourth quarters ever! Also include
Janet Jackson's half-time "show"
2004
(09-09-04) Indianapolis Colts @ New England Patriots - In a game that saw the
Colts seize control early behind Edgerrin James running, the Patriots would storm back in the second half to take a 27-17
lead into the fourth. Much like the game 10 months earlier, the Colts would mount a comeback and were driving late for the
win or a game tying field goal. On 3rd and 8 from the Patriots 17, Willie McGinest, again would make a game saving play. This
time he came off the line unchecked and sacked Peyton Manning for a 12 yard loss pushing any possible FG attempt from 34 to
47 yards. Mike Vanderjagt would miss his first kick since December 2002. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008
(12-20-04) New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins - MNF - In a game reminiscent
of the 1983 Snow Plow game, the Patriots and Dolphins were locked in a 3-0 battle late in the game. Through the blizzard like
conditions, Tedy Bruschi stepped in front of a Jay Fiedler pass deep in the Phins end and waltzed into the endzone and clinched
the AFC East for the Patriots. The fans put on a snow fireworks show for the Patriots. - added March, 2007
(01-16-05) 2004 AFC Divisional - Indianapolis Colts @ New England Patriots
- The more things change the more things stay the same. In the 2004 AFC Championship
game, almost a year to the day earlier, the unstoppable Colts came to the Razor the consensus favorite to advance to the Superbowl.
The Patriots would win easily 24-14. Fast forward one year and the same script is written with a few more twists. Again, Peyton
is looking unstoppable after an NFL record 49 TD passes in 15 games. This time, the Patriots fate seemed set, as Ty Law and
Tyronne Poole were not manning the secondary. Sixty minutes later, the 4th highest scoring offense in league history had mustered
only 3 points. The Patriots defense would end the Colts' Superbowl aspirations for the second year in a row. This time by
a 20-3 score. - added March, 2007
(01-23-05) 2004 AFC Championship - Pittsburgh Steelers vs New England Patriots - pitted a rematch of a week seven battle between the two best teams in the AFC. In the earlier match, the Steelers had
jumped on the Patriots quick and surged to a 21-3 first quarter lead. The 34-20 loss would end the Patriots NFL record 21
game winning streak. This time the Patriots would jump out quick. After forcing the Steelers to turn the ball over on downs
in Patriots' territory, Tom Brady would hit a streaking Deoin Branch for a 60 yard touchdown strike to give the Patriots a
10-0 lead in the first. Late in the second quarter with the Patriots leading 17-3 and the Steelers driving, Rodney Harrison
stepped in front of a Ben Roethilsberger pass and returned the interception 87 yards for a touchdown and a 24-3 halftime score.
A Corey Dillon run of 25 yards and a Deoin Branch run of 23 yards kept the Patriots comfortably in front as they earned their
third Superbowl berth in four years. - (Quality 9)
(02-06-05) Super Bowl 39 - New England Patriots vs Philadelphia Eagles - @ Jacksonville, FL - New England becomes
the first dynasty of the 21st Century with clutch 24-21 win over Philadelphia for their third title in four years! A very
competitive game, the first ever to be tied after the third quarter.
2005
(08-26-05) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers -
Preseason - Added September, 2007
(09-08-05) Oakland Raiders vs New England Patriots -
Randy Moss's first game with Oakland
(09-25-05) New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers - Vinatieri GW FG Brady
372 yds Givens 130 yds - (Quality 9) - Added October, 2008
(10-09-05) New England Patriots @ Atlanta Falcons - (Quality
9) - Added September, 2008
(11-07-05) Indianapolis Colts vs New England Patriots -
MNF
(01-07-06) 2005 NFC Wildcard - Jacksonville Jaguars @ New England Patriots - added
August, 2008
(01-14-06) 2005 AFC DIVISIONAL - New England Patriots vs Denver Broncos - Denver uses High Pressure Defense to force
New England into costly mistakes, and combined with a Big / Key Play Offense it results in a 27-13 win for Broncos. The playoff
win is Denver's first at Mile High @ Invesco Field, and first since John Elway retired, and ends the Patriots two year title
run, and is QB Tom Brady's (10-0 to this point) first ever playoff loss.
2006
(11-19-06) New England Patriots @ Green Bay Packers -
Brett Favre wasn't around to finish the game. Vinny Testaverde was. The Patriots
forced the three-time MVP off the field with an elbow injury near the end of the first half, then snapped their first losing
streak in nearly four years with a 35-0 victory at Lambeau Field. Tom Brady threw for 244 yards and four touchdowns before
he was replaced by backup Matt Cassel late in the fourth quarter. Testaverde, who was signed by New England earlier this week,
then came in to run out the clock. New England had lost two straight games at home, its first losing streak since the end
of the 2002 season, but is 5-0 on the road this year. The Patriots had Sunday's game well under control even before Favre
was injured. New England had run up a 21-0 lead with under two minutes left in the first half when linebacker Tully Banta-Cain
wrapped Favre up in the backfield and Tedy Bruschi jumped in to finish the sack. Bruschi's hit slammed Favre to the ground
on his throwing arm, and the three-time MVP got up wincing. Favre, who made his 251st consecutive start on Sunday including
playoff games, was replaced by second-year player Aaron Rodgers. Favre walked back out of the locker room shortly after halftime,
but Rodgers played the remainder of the game. - added September, 2007
(01-07-07) 2006 AFC Wildcard - New York Jets @ New England Patriots - added
March, 2007
(01-14-07) 2006 AFC Divisional - New England Patriots @ San Diego Chargers - Great game that has a missed 54 yard field goal at the end that would have sent the game into OT - Upgraded
August, 2008
(01-21-07) 2006 AFC Championship - New England Patriots @ Indianapolis Colts - The Colts complete the largest comeback in AFC/NFC Championship
history. The Colts gained
455 offensive yards, 32 first downs, and managed to overcome a 21-3 deficit to the Patriots to earn their first trip to the
Super Bowl since the 1970 season. Their 18-point comeback was the largest ever in an NFL conference championship game, and
tied the record for the fourth largest NFL postseason comeback. The Colts' win was especially satisfying coming against New
England, who had eliminated them from the playoffs in the 2003 AFC title game and the 2004 divisional round.
2007
(09-16-07) San Diego Chargers @ New England Patriots - Added August, 2008
(10-01-07) New England Patriots @ Cincinnati Bengals - Added August, 2008
(10-14-07) New England Patriots @ Dallas Cowboys - Close game until the
4th Qtr - Added January, 2008
(10-28-07) Washington Redskins @ New England Patriots - Added August, 2008
(11-04-07) New England Patriots @ Indianapolis Colts - In a game that for the first time in NFL History matched teams with at least 7-0 or better
records and was one of the most hyped regular season games ever, but it actually lived up to its billing. A classic comeback victory lead by QB Tom Brady (who had three more TD Passes to give him 33, a
Patriot record, as he continues his march towards Peyton Manning's all time season record of 49 in a single season). For Indianapolis,
the star of the game was RB Joseph Addai (26-112 rushing as well as 5-114-1 receiving) who became the first player ever in
their long storied history of stars to have a 100 yards rushing and receiving in the same game. - Added January, 2008
(11-18-07) New England Patriots @ Buffalo Bills - Added August, 2008
(11-25-07) Philadelphia Eagles @ New England Patriots - Eagles played great
game with backup QB playing the game of his life until the end - Added January, 2008
(12-03-07) New England Patriots @ Baltimore Ravens - Ravens had a bad year
but played an unbelievable game that had the Pats undefeated season on the ropes - Added January, 2008
(12-09-07) Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots - Added August, 2008
(12-23-07) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - Added August, 2008
(12-29-07) New England Patriots @ New York Giants - In a Super Bowl XLII Preview, the New England Pariots become the first team to go undefeated
in the Regular Season since the 1972 Miami Dolphins, and they become the first team ever to go 16-0! They earned it too as the very game New York Giants gave them everything they could handle. The Giants actually lead
28-16 late in the 3rd Quarter and seemed to have momentum clearly on their side. But the Patriots score touchdowns on three
straight drives, and then hand on for 38-35 record setting win. And speaking of records, a few big ones were set on this night!
New England broke the all time team scoring record, 589 points, while on the nights go ahead touchdown, a majestic 65 yard
bomb, two NFL Records fell on that same play as their QB Tom
Brady set the all time record for scoring passes, 50, in a single season, with an individual single season record 23 of those
going to WR Randy Moss! - Added October, 2008
( 01-20-08) 2007 AFC Championship - San Diego
Chargers @ New England Patriots - Added September, 2011
( 01-13-08) Super Bowl XLII - New York Giants
vs New England Patriots - @ University of Phoenix Stadium - The Giants weren't given a shot against the team that everyone thought would
have the first undefeated season since the Dolphins in 1972, but the Giants came into the game on a roll and had a defense
that gave the Patriots fits in the final game of the regular season. - added April, 2008
2008
(09-14-08) New England Patriots @ New York Jets - Matt Cassel's 1st Start
- Added December, 2008
(09-21-08) Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots - Added March, 2009
(11-09-08) Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots - Added
March, 2011
(11-13-08) New York Jets @ New England Patriots - Thursday game - Added
March, 2009
(11-30-08) Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots - Added November,
2009
2009
(01-10-10) 2009 AFC Wildcard - Baltimore Ravens @ New England Patriots - Added March, 2011
2010
(12-19-10) Green Bay Packers @ New England Patriots -
Added March, 2011
(01-16-11) 2010 AFC Divisional - New York Jets @ New England Patriots - Jets trash talked all week leading
up to this game trying to get inside the Pats heads. The Pats didn't say anything except for Welker's jab at Ryan's foot fetish
which got him benched for the first series of the game. The talk seemed to work as the Jets handled Brady and the Patriots
giving them 3 playoff losses in a row. - Includes CBS NFL Today
pre-game show, halftime, CBS post-game, ESPN NFL Primetime post-game show (3 DVDS) (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011
Yearbooks
New England Patriots Yearbooks - 1985 - Added March, 2011
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