Tom Brady's First Super Bowl Win: A Look Back at the Iconic Game-Winning Drive

Super Bowl XXXVI: Tom Brady's First Ring and a Game-Winning Drive for the Ages Super Bowl XXXVI, played on February 3, 2002, saw the New England Patriots defeat the heavily favored St. Louis Rams in a thrilling 20-17 upset. The game is remembered for a dramatic final drive led by a young Tom Brady, then only 25 years old. With the score tied and time running out, Brady faced immense pressure. The Patriots had no timeouts remaining. The video clip perfectly captures the tension of this moment. As the commentator states, "On his own 17, no timeouts left," the pressure is palpable. Brady's precision and composure under pressure are evident in the short video. His passes were pinpoint accurate, moving the chains consistently. The video highlights several key plays, including a crucial catch by David Givens. The drive epitomized Brady's talent and leadership, even in his early career. The final seconds of the game, shown in the video, are nothing short of breathtaking. The Patriots' victory was a monumental upset, marking the beginning of a dynasty and cementing Brady's place in NFL history. The video perfectly encapsulates the excitement and drama of this iconic moment. "THAT'S WHY HE'S THE GOAT!!" one fan commented online, reflecting the widespread awe and admiration for Brady's performance.