Informative Essay On Patriots

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What you do not understand is that the Patriots have gone to eight Super Bowls in the past 20 years, and have won 5 out of the 8. In 2002 “The Greatest Show on Turf” was beaten by the Patriots with an Adam Vinatieri kick with 4 seconds left on the clock to win Super Bowl 36. Another record the Patriots have set is winning two Super Bowls with a game winning kick. The Pats game plan going through the game was hit Marshal Faulk on every single play, which made him exhausted, and not as good as he could have been at the end of the game. The Patriots have the longest winning streak out of any pro football franchise outscoring their opponents with a 2:1 ratio. Then later in Super Bowl 42 the Patriots got unlucky when Eli Manning got away from a sack and threw the ball to David Tyree which would be caught on top of his helmet, and …show more content…

Everybody who thinks that Tom Brady isn’t the best Quarterback says that Tom Brady has Bill Belichick and Joe Montana had Jerry Rice. Well to oppose that Jerry Rice can play, and is known to be the best Wide Receiver that ever played in the NFL. Bill Belichick is known to be one of the best coaches that has ever coached, but he can’t play on the field with Tom Brady. Tom Brady was also the 199th pick in the 2000 NFL Draft, and was benched his senior year in the Playoffs. In his second season he went into a game when Drew Bledsoe got hit by Mo Lewis one of the Jets’ Linebackers’ and couldn’t come back into the game. Tom Brady then lead his team Super Bowl XXXVI that ended up in a victory. Brady is the only player to go to seven Super Bowls, and has been named MVP four out of the five times. With 11:06 left in the 4th quarter Brady threw to Randy Moss up the right sideline for his 50th touchdown pass which is the second most in regular season touchdown passes in NFL history. In that same season he only threw 8

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