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Charles Curtis

How an edited Super Bowl clip in a docuseries has launched a Tom Brady conspiracy theory

Tom Brady Nick Foles

OK, put your tin foil hats on everyone.

Got them? Good. Because we have a Tom Brady conspiracy theory to discuss.

In the recent Apple TV+ docuseries The Dynasty: New England Patriots, you can see the clip of the famous Philly Special touchdown that helped the Philadelphia Eagles beat Tom Brady and the Pats in Super Bowl LII. Nothing too crazy about that.

… Except someone looked at the clip and saw that Al Michaels’ original call was edited to leave out Nick Foles’ name.

Now: this could be a whole lot of nothing. After all, things are edited in documentaries all the time. But of course because Tom Brady was involved, people think that he somehow had a hand in editing Foles’ name out:

Do I buy it? No. But it’s fun to think about!

 

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