The fact the Bill told Wes to his face that he bout to lose his job😂😂😂

@cjfernandez9089

Жыл бұрын

Cold blooded.

@stankboxers

Жыл бұрын

wes was like “hahahaha yeahhh” and then started playing with peyton manning

@wb9859

Жыл бұрын

And poor wes had no idea what he was talking about even after he said it lol

@BigstickNick

Жыл бұрын

Wes didnt connect the dots....

@ricolives1166

Жыл бұрын

And Wes had no idea what Bill was saying

Wes Welker was going WOOSH over Bill’s Lou Gehrig story. He had no idea he was being threatened by a young Julian Edelman.

@rbu2136

10 ай бұрын

😂

@drinkingpoolwater

9 ай бұрын

yea like my grandpa used to say “learn how to read the room” some people are just oblivious to what is happening right in front of their eyes

@TheTryhardBeast12

9 ай бұрын

@@drinkingpoolwaterI mean tbf when you are considered one of the best wr’s in the league you definitely wouldn’t expect a undrafted qb converted to punt returner to take your spot so I wouldn’t say he was oblivious lol

@alexgaspar2525

9 ай бұрын

@@TheTryhardBeast12 yeah and Wes left to go make 1Million extra then what he was offered to stay so was his choice to leave NE

@ColinPoole

9 ай бұрын

@@drinkingpoolwater Your coach literally walks up to you and is like "You're about to get replaced" and is not saying that to the Wally Pipp of the Patriots he's saying it to the Lou Gehrig of the Patriots - it was such a false equivalency it could only be taken as intentionally insulting. Comparing one of the best known names in the WR class to a person whose name nobody ever heard of was wrong right off the cuff. It would be like telling Tom he was Wally Pipp after he had a bad or low effort game when the whole world already knows Tom Brady. The story wouldn't even work with Wes and Jules after Jules replaced him. It would start like "You ever heard of Wes Welker" and instead of "No" the answer is "Obviously - he's one of the best receivers in the game" the point of the story kinda falls apart. Wes' ego got in the way of his production but his name will never be forgotten unlike Wally Pipp - if anything, the popularity of Wes Welker likely led to a ton of Googles of Wally Pipp so Wes' name was already big enough to drive traffic to other names.

People have so many conflicting opinions about these Patriot teams, but it’s impossible to not love Edelman. The guy’s heart, tenacity, and work ethic is something that every coach wishes they could have on their team

@nickdiaz4961

Жыл бұрын

Edelmans heart an toughness was something else. I’m a broncos fan so I didn’t like this team but watchin this dude go against the LOB, he didn’t blink. Very impressive

@cullenwalsh4485

Жыл бұрын

he's not a nfl hall of famer, but he's a patriots hall of famer if that makes sense. just so belived by the fanbase, truly a team legend

@haatchu8403

Жыл бұрын

not that impossible not to love cheater

@chuck_nazty

9 ай бұрын

Steroids

@tim.noonan

9 ай бұрын

@@haatchu8403cry

So proud to see what a young Edelnut ended up becoming 💪

I miss brady, amendola, and edelman fire trio

@passiondaele

Жыл бұрын

don't forget chris hogan

@lvxtu3472

Жыл бұрын

Amendolas 2 tds in the afc championship game against sacksonville dont get brought up enough

@jengable4888

Жыл бұрын

Wes Weller too !

@Dan-1031

Жыл бұрын

And Gronk!

@lampsforgranted439

Жыл бұрын

That’s gotta be racist

It was hilarious to see that Wes Welker had no fkn clue what tf Bill Belichick was talking about at 2:50😂

@thegoodestboytv

Жыл бұрын

Bill is so ruthless man 🤣

@thegorn68

Жыл бұрын

Wally Pipp was probably an obscure enough reference but I'm sure most younger generations don't even know who Lou Gehrig was. Welker was born in 1981, forty years after Gehrig died. Unless he was into baseball card collecting or knew the name from the disease, I wonder if Wes even knew who Gehrig was? Much less Pipp.

@sergeanttentacles1359

Жыл бұрын

Bill trying to sow seeds of doubt in Welker.

@justwannasay5454

Жыл бұрын

Yeah all he could say was " The little guy". A nice reply when you don't know for sure what someone is talking about.

@josephpeeler5434

Жыл бұрын

@@sergeanttentacles1359 Bill was pissed at Welker at that time because Wes had chosen to sit out that game over a minor injury. Bill thought he should have been out there. That is why Bill needled him.

Not only does Welker not know who Wally Pip is, he has no idea who Lou Gehrig is.

@deepcosmiclove

3 ай бұрын

It's Wally Pipp.

Let's all just remember this dude was the best wide receiver for almost a decade from the months of December-February.. & he was Essentially a undrafted walk on who was a QUARTERBACK! julez career is fascinating

@donosuarez8869

9 ай бұрын

He has some insane numbers in the playoffs,and more importantly I think huge plays that were game changing

@starvvoy

8 ай бұрын

@@donosuarez8869easily the most clutch player of all time at the receiver position. how many receivers had that many opportunities and showed up for damn near all of them

Edelman is one of my all time favorite players. I love him and I miss watching him play.

@bigbadbruins1

Жыл бұрын

He’s tough as hell.He worked hard and was a clutch player in the playoffs

@ryanbowen9718

Жыл бұрын

That’s squirrel could get a nut

You know what they say. Rounds 4-7 in the draft are what makes teams champions.

@jessedellross3245

Жыл бұрын

Soooooooo much truth to this. I would add the 3rd round as well. Look at the Seahawks sb win for example and see how many players from their Russel Wilson draft contributed to it

@dakotarudow

Жыл бұрын

It’s still a dart throw.

@patrickmacasaet3493

Жыл бұрын

@@dakotarudow always a dart throw, and this goes across professional sports, but there's no denying that the best minds in the game and seekers of talent dont get it right 100% of the time, it's an impossible task

@statusboom-x6348

Жыл бұрын

I second this motion.

@marcoescuandolas

Жыл бұрын

Who said that?

Brady, Gronk, Edelman, and Amendola! Best group of Patriots i’ll never forget! They are all 4 forever Pats and I couldn’t thank them more for leading us in the final years of our dynasty

@TheMorred

4 ай бұрын

dont forget james white

If this guy continues, he could be a starter one day

@YxnginJesusLovesU

Жыл бұрын

Doubt it I think Brady is about 2 retire

@s.t.santos5928

Жыл бұрын

Nah, too short. Second-tier practice squad at best. LoL!

Not the Wally Pipp comp 😭😭😭😭

Edelman & Gronk became Brady's go to guys because they wanted to win and gave it all. Not too hard to see why all 3 bonded.

@Grievous_

8 ай бұрын

And Amendola, don’t forget Danny playoff Amendola

Edlenut! ...work ethic and heart of a champion! what a pro!

Wes had the "deer in the headlights" look.. no idea what BB was talking about 😂

Dang! I miss those times so much! A different type of excitement that I think I’ll never feel again!!

@DoxaGod

Жыл бұрын

True

@endofquoterepeattheline7516

9 ай бұрын

We will NEVER experience those feelings again…acceptance is hard lol…but hey, like they say..don’t be sad it’s over be happy it did…or whatever it is they say 😂

@Grievous_

8 ай бұрын

The Nfl as a whole was so much better back then! Its so nostalgic looking back 10 years ago

Edelman and Brady got me interested in football. Loved these guys, and the Gronk also.

Coach telling Welker, "Ever hear this story?" I just found your replacement.

Life long Pat’s fan … how do you not love this guy . I had a short list of all time greats : Troy Brown , Tedy Bruschi , Russ Francis , but this guy … wow !

The bill impression was dead on

“Move away from the defender.” That’s some hall of fame strategic thinking right there.

That was a tough watch , the WW exchange. WW's ignorance of sports history was a brutal look. . Belichek was literally trollng him that he was about to lose his job and even when it was clear WW did not know he was being trolled, Belichek wouldn't stop.

Love his impression of Bill hahaha. Also, pretty glad we decided to hold onto him.

a true legend Edelman. I miss brady, amendola, and edelman fire trio.

One of my fav receivers growing up fasho 💯🤟🏽

If you're a guy like this - once you have success the coaches start to love you more because they get a lot of credit for how well youre doing due to the fact that you were so unheralded to begin with

“Bad practice, your cut. Good practice, your maybe not cut.”

And years later giving that 7th round guy a shot led to a finger tip catch in the Super Bowl and a Super Bowl ring. Being a coach/gm is crazy

Bill's savage enough to make a Wally Pipp reference but not enough to say Bledsoe.

Great story how he got to be one of the greats. Not to mention he made one of the most epic catches in NE sport’s history!

@V4_Cyber

8 ай бұрын

In NFL and SUPERBOWL history!

Juelz had so much heart amazing player

Edelnut!!!

Julian is so underrated its fn crazy

Damn Wes was so concussed at that point, he had no idea what Bill was even talking about 😢!!!

Bill is something else, man. Stone cold. 🤣

Great transition to qb to wr.

@prequelanimations539

Жыл бұрын

from*

@MJET9

Жыл бұрын

@@prequelanimations539 Thanks for the correction, I had no idea what they meant!

It’s damn near like cheating if land on a team with Brady, Belichick, Moss, & Welker. Ay whatever Brady tells you to do, you do it. “Ok.”- Forest Gump

May be the greatest statistical punt returner of all time and no one talks about it.

@JSalonsky

9 ай бұрын

Rlly ?

“You’re too old” never gets old. Always gets me fired up

holy S... Welker had no clue what he was saying to him. And GD, Bill saw it by the end of camp, bc thats the first preseason game. wow. stunning.

a true legend Edelman

just put the whole episode out atp.

7th round pick, who played qb in college and had to transition to WR. Played on ST the first few years of his career……..and he ends it as one of the most clutch receivers of his era and 2nd all time in postseason catches. Not to mention has quite possibly the greatest catch in SB/NFL history. HOF worthy player imo

@jackwilliams7738

Жыл бұрын

Also got popped for using PEDS

@troylee4196

4 ай бұрын

I concur Absolutely ridiculous he went to zero pro bowls while Jarvis Landry has like 6

love you Jules!!!

Underrated for sure.

Kevin O'Connell at 2:56 would play against and beat Bill 13 years later and actually have the respect from him to where he actually talked to him at the postgame handshake.

Congrats DC as a fan I’m really going to miss watching you play thank you for everything you did for the New England Patriots. You played for the greatest franchise of ALL TIME. You were one of the greats who played. You deserve the best god bless thank you 🙏

you gotta love Edelnut

Edelman bought a house in CA when Brady was living there in the off-season just in case Tom wanted to throw with him. I think he said the first off season he caught balls with Brady once… that’s commitment 😂

Edelnut get my hot tub to 102-103 and my Gatorade and don’t F it up-Randy Moss

I'm a chiefs fan and love julian edleman dudes one of the goats

Jules will always be a favorite player of mine,so gritty. Players talk about giving 100%, it rarely happens. If you did youd be worn out by the second quarter. Jules got as close to 100% as any player i recall. Slater & Brady were close..

LOL Wally Pipp....Belichick getting in his players heads. Reminds me of when Jacoby Ellsbury was drafted by the Red Sox...and Kevin Millar says to Johnny Damon "Hey Damon, they just drafted your replacement!".....Kevin was NOT wrong. LOL

Love when he does Bill's voice

“It was love at first sight” 😂😂😂

It was love at first sight 😂

Bro they are basically from neighboring cities. Hometown boys. Jules took the first preseason punt return to anTD. Made an impact

Where do I watch this full ep?

Tom Brady or not Juls is a good football player very underrated.

@Jetup24

Жыл бұрын

He's a system player. Nothing special

@kylelaforest9919

Жыл бұрын

@@Jetup24 if he’s a system player than why do most the receivers we draft suck

@terrancelee437

Жыл бұрын

@@Jetup24 he’s best game ever was with cam newton lol

@kujo5352

6 ай бұрын

​@@Jetup24every player in the NFL plays in a system. That'd make everyone a system player...

My favorite slot receiver!

The fact that Brady is in the football life of Edelman in a bucs TV filming from the practice field cause he’s still playing is nuts lol

@JSalonsky

9 ай бұрын

“You’re too old”

This needs to be a full documentary!

Everyone always cuts out the next part of that welker interaction where he says “oh he can have it!” And bill says “ lol way to compete way to compete”

Bill knows literally everything about football

Coaching em up. The fact he spoke to shows he saw something in you he liked.

Dude was play maker!

Pretty amazing that he became a sb mvp

Buddies for sure 😊❤😊

2:44 Wes Welker hella concussed just trying to keep up with Bill's story. Like he was gonna get cut if he didn't respond correctly😂

Welker, You're Out! Edelman, You're In! some cold stuff right there, imagine had him moss and welker all played together as receivers, might have been the dream team!

@corytwombly9331

9 ай бұрын

Welker had one of the biggest drops in SB history and Edelman had one of the biggest catches. Guess it worked out for Jules haha

Why do ppl think Edelman is just a slot guy💀 dude played inside and outside till after his ACL, once that happened he was primarily in the slot

belichick would’ve been trrrifying to play for back then. all that pressure wow

He was a great player, and I can appreciate how honest he really is ! 👍

The greatest coach ever!

2:46 Kevin O'connell

I hope this guy makes it

Damn wheres the full episode

Edelman was so damn good. i wish i could see him at the qb position more but man hes a beast

What is this from? Is there a full length documentary??

His bill voice is hilarious 😂😂

Welker still doesn’t get the Wally Pipp reference to this day.

WHere the hell is the rest of this?? Best catch in Super Bowl history if you ask me. ;)

Jules is a Beast...

welker knew what time it was lol

Greatest Pats WR EVER

It took Wes’s country ass a bit to realize wtf Bill was saying to him. Then it clicked and he was like “oh yeah oh yeah?? Okay..” 😂

I don't necessarily think that Edelman is a Hall of Famer unless postseason play had its own Hall of Fame. But he had one hell of a career for a 7th round pick who was converting to WR from being a college QB he had one hell of a career.

@donosuarez8869

9 ай бұрын

He's one of the best playoff players I know hall of fame in football is a whole lot different then any other sport but I'd give him a pass just on the playoff stats

@joemckim1183

9 ай бұрын

@@donosuarez8869 The problem also is he plays WR and there is so much depth at WR in the HOF voting that guys who're sure fire HOFers have to wait a few years just to get in.

@donosuarez8869

9 ай бұрын

@joemckim1183 ya you're right bro true that,sucks because man he has so many plays I can remember playoff time and I'm not a pats fan by any means

@joemckim1183

9 ай бұрын

@@donosuarez8869 Torry Holt who has twice the career receiving yards and 300 more receptions still isn't in yet. Edelman has amazing postseason stats but his regular seasons stats are kind of in the category of really good but not great.

@donosuarez8869

9 ай бұрын

@joemckim1183 agree and Torry holt was awesome so ya you're right

The beginning had me dying laughing 😂 doing the same exact stuff without even looking

what's the opposing team at 3:35 in the snow? I have never seen those uniforms before.

@JosePerez-vz1qq

3 ай бұрын

Throwback Houston Oilers uniforms when New England lit the scoreboard up.

He sounds like Peter King doing an impression of Belichick..

Bill is a savage

Loved Welker, but Edelman became an upgrade. More elusive, better acceleration, slightly faster, deeper route tree, and utterly fearless over the middle. There was no one better on third and long. People make a big fuss over the regular season numbers (forgetting Edelman didn't start full time at WR the first few seasons since he was busy returning punts and kicks and playing occasional DB), but he's just behind Jerry Rice in playoff receiving stats. An utterly complete football player--he really should be a Hall of Famer; you can't tell the story of 2010-2020 in the NFL without him.

Classic Edelnut

At least he didn't learn from Welker how to drop an easy reception in a must drive in a Super Bowl!

@xxiiiaresxxiii3505

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't an easy catch at all it was overthrown even Brady admitted that during the game and years later clearly you're just repeating phrases and have never seen the play

@BradyIsAfagInHeat

Жыл бұрын

dude Welker is 10 times the receiver Edelman ever was

@brutusbarnabus8098

Жыл бұрын

@XXIIIARESXXIII49 - yes I have seen the play and I am certain that I have rooted for the Pats longer than you have. You obviously did not see the play or your memory is failing you. The ball wasn’t high. It was thrown behind Welker, but he had both hands on it and as a pro he should have made the catch. It’s called making a play for your team.

@Leroyscaand

Жыл бұрын

Wes was better

@xxiiiaresxxiii3505

Жыл бұрын

@brutusbarnabus8098 Thats what high means when a pass is behind someone next you're some little gen z kid who just exposed himself NEXT

God I'm gonna miss this cannon.

I miss Wes. I miss Jules. I miss Tommy and Gronk, Big Willy,Big Vince and Teddy. I miss randy. And Deion Branch and matty light. I miss Danny Playoff. Hell I miss Kevin Faulk. I miss em all. I really do. 😢 now it’s just Tom left out of all of those guys he’s the last man standing whose playing. Man I had a rad childhood.

@toyotaecw

Жыл бұрын

Troy Brown and Jerod Mayo are still around on the coaching staff!

@johnbolan7094

Жыл бұрын

You guys had an insane run. There won't be anything like it again.

@briangaffney616

Жыл бұрын

Mathew Slater still greeting punt/kickoff receivers, like nice catch mask to mask... We were(are) so damn fortunate for this dynasty. Years, hell decades of, being competitive. Coaching. In Bill we trust

His physique changed more dramatically from his rookie year than any player I’ve ever seen.

@MrWigglesWorth

10 ай бұрын

That's often a big thing with smaller school guys. Yeah, they'll have access to a gym and some trainers, but nothing like what guys at a big school get which is closer to what an NFL team provides. So they just aren't at their maximum physical potential when they come into the league the way someone from an SEC school probably will be.

@theroosters2525

9 ай бұрын

He got suspended for PEDs lol.

@Aceg13579

8 ай бұрын

@@MrWigglesWorthhe actually just used steroids

@ilikeyoutube836

4 ай бұрын

​@@Aceg13579He "actually" got suspended for an unnamed substance, ONCE, out of 12 seasons, because he was trying to recover from a horrific injury. He did this in the OFF SEASON. Sit tf down

@ilikeyoutube836

4 ай бұрын

​@@theroosters2525Yeah, him taking some kind of steroid to heal from a horrific injury once in 12 years explains his whole successful football career. "Lol" 🙄

Bill is crazy 😂😂😂

Randy - go get me my Gatorade EDLENUT!