Ty Law & Jules Breakdown Manning & Brady's First Playoff Duel | 2003 AFC Championship [Full Episode]

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• GA

  @gameswithnames · 2 years ago · pinned

  What's the first non-Super Bowl Patriots game that comes to your head when you think about the dynasty?

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• TU

  @Tuna_Felt · 2 years ago

  Ty Law is a total class act, my father worked for a big sized limo company out of Boston and drove Ty a bunch of times, they hit it off and when my father went on his own and started his own independent contractor car service and Ty Law left the big company and became one of my fathers first exclusive clients. Ty used my fathers service for years even after leaving the New England Patriots. He put alot of food on our table over the years.<br>He was very loyal to my Dad and helped his business grow. He was so cool &amp; loyal he showed up to my fathers wake when he passed away at only 59. He brought his children &amp; his mother. What a total show of respect &amp; class in my eyes. It meant everything to me &amp; my mother when we saw him &amp; his family walk in. My father always said Tys mom was one his favorite people to drive. He took her to the casinos a couple of times a year.<br>If Jules or the crew see this comment please pass this on to Ty &nbsp;i would love to tell him my gratitude.<br>I know for a fact he remembers Big Moe

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• NU

  @Nun-b1m · 2 years ago

  I grew up a Pats dynasty hater honestly but all the people Edelman has brought on has made me like them more and more by every interview

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• JO

  @joeyhall3758 · 2 years ago

  Ty Law one of the most underrated! Great get! Also I think we all agree: Marshawn on this show would be incredible. if there’s any way to make this happen, the people demand Marshawn!!

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• DU

  @DucksAndDucks · 2 years ago

  Love seeing Edelman bringing all the legends back after that terrible documentary. Lets hear how it really was from the guys in the locker room, not a billionaire&apos;s production company.

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• KE

  @kennethhrndz · 2 years ago

  I like how he looks back at the guys behind the table . Makes them feel engaged in the conversation

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• M_

  @M_Sonata · 2 years ago

  Damn, Ty Law ran 5 miles everyday to work. Dude trained like a professional boxer.. Respect.

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• FR

  @FreshMoozadell · 2 years ago (edited)

  Ty Law is as exceptional at giving interviews as he was at defending Hall of Famers. <br><br>Though I’m not a Pats fan, Mr Law was always a personal favorite - an absolute joy to watch. Just a smart, tough, crafty veteran. A true master of his craft. Tremendous respect to the great Ty Law!

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• RI

  @Richard-mh5ll · 2 years ago

  My late brother and I were at this game we grew up in Rhode Island and followed the Patriots since the 1970’s. Attended every game we could Great memories from the snow game that lead to the Pats first Super Bowl win.What great teams we had and players! Thank You to the champion Patriots! From Ty Law to the best QB in history Pats number one forever,

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• DO

  @Doinstuffman · 2 years ago

  The fact that this and Slate&apos;s episode have &quot;The Player&apos;s Dynasty&quot; as an addendum to the thumbnail title is just the perfect middle finger to that Apple series

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• HO

  @Hooper1254 · 2 years ago

  This one was awesome!!! Please get Rodney on to talk about ANY of the 2004 playoff games! He definitely deserves to be in the hall, the lightning Rod!

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• KE

  @kevinregan506 · 2 years ago

  Dont get me wrong, Edelman has had some stellar guests. This episode is hands down the best one yet. The insight, the articulation. Listen, I played NFL 2k5 with the 2004 Patriots, Ty Law was my favorite Patriot next to Rodney in that era. Ty Laws energy to this day is among the best. I cannot compliment this Pod further. Good work 11 for having this man on.

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