Damien Woody: Brady/Bledsoe, Tuck Rule, Belichick, Beating Greatest Show On Turf

Damien Woody went from Beaverdam, VA to Boston College to Super Bowl Champion protecting Tom Brady. How?
It seems like it was inevitable now, but the Patriots did seemingly come out of nowhere. Damien tells Trey about his first impressions of Tom Brady as a rookie, explains the differences between Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick, and also shares what it was like to be in the locker room with Drew Bledsoe after an excruciating injury as Tom Brady took over as the Patriots quarterback.
And, sorry Raiders fans (it's at 14:00 if you want to skip this part), Damien talks about the Tuck Rule game and punching a ticket to the Super Bowl in a snowstorm -- and how he thought the game was over as the refs were debating one of the most famous calls in history.
Then, Damien talks about beating the Rams Greatest Show on Turf in one of the most surprising upsets in the history of the Super Bowl. It was no accident: The Rams were enjoying Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and Bill Belichick had his team focused -- and he had the key to stopping the offense. Plus, Damien and Trey remember how powerful the Patriots full team introduction was.

Damien Woody went from Beaverdam, VA to Boston College to Super Bowl Champion protecting Tom Brady. How?

It seems like it was inevitable now, but the Patriots did seemingly come out of nowhere. Damien tells Trey about his first impressions of Tom Brady as a rookie, explains the differences between Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick, and also shares what it was like to be in the locker room with Drew Bledsoe after an excruciating injury as Tom Brady took over as the Patriots quarterback.

And, sorry Raiders fans (it's at 14:00 if you want to skip this part), Damien talks about the Tuck Rule game and punching a ticket to the Super Bowl in a snowstorm -- and how he thought the game was over as the refs were debating one of the most famous calls in history.

Then, Damien talks about beating the Rams Greatest Show on Turf in one of the most surprising upsets in the history of the Super Bowl. It was no accident: The Rams were enjoying Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and Bill Belichick had his team focused -- and he had the key to stopping the offense. Plus, Damien and Trey remember how powerful the Patriots full team introduction was.