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Tom Brady admits controversial 'Tuck Rule Game' play 'might have been a fumble' and not an incomplete pass

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The 2001 AFC divisional game between the Patriots and Raiders ended in a fumble. Charles Woodson tackled Tom Brady behind the line of scrimmage, Brady fumbled, the Raiders recovered, and New England’s season ended. The Raiders went on to win the Super Bowl.

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USA Today

Tom Brady finally admits 'tuck rule' play 'might have been a fumble'

After all these years, Tom Brady finally says the words that Raiders fans have known for two decades

2 years ago·United States

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CBS Local

Tom Brady Admits Tuck Rule Play Might Have Been A Fumble

By Michael Hurley, CBS BostonBOSTON (CBS) — Tom Brady has built himself a rather successful career. A multitude of Super Bowl trophies, Super Bowl MVP trophies, regular-season MVP trophies, and just about every record and accolade for quarterbacking all belong to him. Nice little run he’s been on there.But of course, it was all established, really, on a very controversial play in the snow against the Oakland Raiders in January of 2002. The Tuck …

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Tom Brady admits it ‘might have been a fumble’ in the tuck-rule game

Tom Brady and the Patriots were saved by the NFL rule book in the 2002 tuck-rule game. Now the quarterback admits that he 'might' have fumbled.

2 years ago

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New York Post

Tom Brady finally admits Tuck Rule play ‘might have been a fumble’

“The ‘Tuck Rule’ game against the Raiders,” Brady said, before looking to his left and right to make sure no one was around to hear the secret he was about to whisper into the camera, “might have b…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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CBS Sports

Tom Brady admits controversial 'Tuck Rule Game' play 'might have been a fumble' and not an incomplete pass

Twenty years later and the 'Tuck Rule Game' is still up for debate, even among players

2 years ago·United States

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Sportsnet

Tom Brady hints that infamous 'tuck rule' call was a potential fumble - Sportsnet.ca

Tom Brady is arguably the greatest quarterback of all time, but the now un-retired Tampa Bay Buccaneer hinted on TikTok Thursday that his career trajectory could have been completely different had a certain call not gone his way in 2002.In his second year with the New England Patriots, after being drafted in the sixth round, 199th overall in the 2000 NFL Draft, Brady took over the starting job from an injured Drew Bledsoe – one he would never re…

2 years ago·Canada

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