Hello and welcome to Inside the Huddle, the final Inside the Huddle of the 2014 NFL season.

I'm Neil Reynolds, your host, joined by Jeff Reinbold as ever, just moments after Super Bowl 49,

and an incredible win for the New England Patriots.

Jeff, we're back in our broadcast compound now, just minutes after the game.

It was an incredible, incredible finish to what's been a fantastic season again, but that game

was just wild at the end.

That game had everything you look for in it, but just you say incredible win, you know,

unbelievable win, impossible win, I mean, there's so many, unbelievable win, impossible win.

I mean, there's so many, you know, I guess so many descriptive terms you could use for,

but how many times are you ever going to win a football game when the other team has the ball at your one-yard line,

second down, 35 seconds left to go,

and you've got the best power backing football on your team.

I just, wow.

Well, let's talk about that play, because that was the defining play,

and Malcolm Butler comes up with the interception,

and you look at, I'm Bill Belichick on the podium.

To be fair, he didn't want to criticize or make a comment on Pete Carroll's decision.

And that's right, because it's not, that's not the time.

And it's certainly nothing to do with Bill Belichick, what Pete Carroll calls there.

But I think we all expected you've got the, you've got Beast mode in the backfield.

And, Jeff, take it beyond just simply Marshall and Lynch scoring a touchdown.

There could have been some strategy coming to play

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