Joe Buck Knew Broncos Didn’t Stand A Chance

[AROS]

This is cool. I never heard this story before.

 

[AROS]

I knew the game was over the second that ball went over Peyton’s head on the first snap and we got the safety. I knew it in my soul and I even told everyone at the watch party that. I knew it was over. What a feeling. What a game. I can die a happy man.

 

[Atradees]

Was the coolest seahawk game ever. I was at a bar in Lake City. Place was packed. Great party.. The atmosphere was electric.

 

[ivotuk]

I've always enjoyed Joe Buck's broadcasting, love the guy. And I don't care that some might say he got his job through nepotism (Joe even says that), I believe he earned that job, and continues to do so.

 

[Seahwkgal]

I knew the game was over the second that ball went over Peyton’s head on the first snap and we got the safety. I knew it in my soul and I even told everyone at the watch party that. I knew it was over. What a feeling. What a game. I can die a happy man.

Shit! I knew we had it when we won the NFC championship game. This team was special. I’ve never been so confident in a team all year. When they lost to Atlanta the year before I said the same thing as Russ regarding the next season. We had it.

 

[Lagartixa]

I knew the game was over the second that ball went over Peyton’s head on the first snap and we got the safety. I knew it in my soul and I even told everyone at the watch party that. I knew it was over. What a feeling. What a game. I can die a happy man.

I wasn't sure until the first 12 seconds of the second half happened.

 

[pmedic920]

Ha.

Cool find Dude.
Thanks for posting.

Joe Buck calls a great baseball game IMO

Not sure if it’s the combination of him and Troy, but I hate listening to him call a football game.

 

[cymatica]

I knew it when Eric Decker gave the pregame interview. He genuinely looked scared

 

[kidhawk]

I, like most fans knew deep down that we had something special going on at the time and had full faith that we’d win that game. That faith skyrocketed when the safety occurred and felt cemented enough to say aloud “well this is over” after the 2nd half kickoff.

I know there was a ton of hype about the Broncos offense but that defense wasn’t ever going to let us down.

The next season I felt we could repeat it as it got closer the injuries mounted and I knew it would be a battle.

Healthy, the LOB was nearly unbeatable. I’m so glad that I got to fully enjoy that entire era.

 

[Dolomight12]

I knew it when Eric Decker gave the pregame interview. He genuinely looked scared

I remember. Pepperidge Farm definitely remembers. Son was shook as hell that he was gonna get body slammed or decleated by BB and/or Bam Bam.

 

[Trackhawk]

I knew we had won, when I saw Harvin take the second half kickoff the distance. I also remember seeing his eyes, and realizing he was high as a kite.

I also knew we would win back-to-back Super Bowls from that moment, until the second I saw them not give the ball to Lynch.

I remember saying that there was no one else I trusted as much as RW3, to drive the distance, and come from behind to win, when that ill fated drive started.

When he threw the most amazing pass in Super Bowl history, to Kearse, I remember thinking how that play would be right up there with Lynch running it across the goal line for the win, as the top highlights of the game.

Then I saw Wilson in pistol, and saw Lynch running without the ball. Yelled no at the TV, and...

One way or another, the ball should have gone to Lynch. He was uncovered out of the back field, all the way to the end zone.

 

[Dolomight12]

Still hurts like hell

 

[chris98251]

When I saw Manning already on the sideline with his Franken Forhead all wrinkled up and glaring after the fumble I knew we were going to roll, we were in his head and the rest of the teams after that first play and we poured it on. Best offense in history, well guess what you all pissed off what could be said was the best defense of the Modern Era.

 

[Jerhawk]

For me, it was when Kam laid out Thomas (rest in peace DT).

That hit set a tone for the rest of the game

 

[Shane Falco]

I thought we were a team of destiny. I was, like others have said, as confident in a team as I have ever been. I thought it'd be more of a game though. Didn't see a blowout coming against the best offense in NFL history.

 

[Hawkstud]

43 to Denver's garbage time 8.
Payton was high octane all season long so prior to the game, I was expecting Manning to give the LOB all they could handle. light, light, light, F I Z Z L E!

 

[Ruminator]

One of my favorite memories occurred just before the game. Coach John Fox watching Seahawk players run around warming up exclaiming: "Damn they're fast!"

 

[Seahwkgal]

I wasn't sure until the first 12 seconds of the second half happened.

lol. I remember stating out loud that the Percy Harvin deal was well worth it after that KO return.

 

[Bobblehead]

I knew we had won, when I saw Harvin take the second half kickoff the distance. I also remember seeing his eyes, and realizing he was high as a kite.

I also knew we would win back-to-back Super Bowls from that moment, until the second I saw them not give the ball to Lynch.

I remember saying that there was no one else I trusted as much as RW3, to drive the distance, and come from behind to win, when that ill fated drive started.

When he threw the most amazing pass in Super Bowl history, to Kearse, I remember thinking how that play would be right up there with Lynch running it across the goal line for the win, as the top highlights of the game.

Then I saw Wilson in pistol, and saw Lynch running without the ball. Yelled no at the TV, and...

One way or another, the ball should have gone to Lynch. He was uncovered out of the back field, all the way to the end zone.

If Kearse had kept his wits, he could have rolled into the endzone untouched.

 

[Seahwkgal]

For me, it was when Kam laid out Thomas (rest in peace DT).

That hit set a tone for the rest of the game

Honestly, Kam should have been MVP. It still irks me to this day.