Most memorable TD in Super Bowl history?

I am not a Steelers fan but this one is my favorite:Bradshaw to Stallworth

"Manning, LOBS IT!....BURRESS ALONE, TOUCHDOWN NEW YORK!" - Joe Buck (SUPERBOWL XLII)

That was a strange comment. 7 of the list's 9 plays didn't feature NE at all. 

I think putting the Foles catch is fair. 

Re: first OT win in SB history, sure. But people remember that ending for the circumstances, for the fact that the Patriots came back to win, not the nature of White's play itself. The question posed is about the most memorable TD in SB history. The Foles catch was ballsy, dramatic, outrageous, and certainly memorable. 

Santonio Holmes's catch was tougher than Plaxico's and won a game in the final minutes as well. I understand that you might not want to have two from the same game (and Harrison's was a 14 point turnaround), but Holmes's catch was easily better than Plaxico's.

 You're not being reasonable here. AH Fan is sniveling little piece of shit to be sure, but the plays listed were not mostly against the Pats... And in trying to come up with a really memorable Patriots super bowl touchdown play, none actually spring to mind.


The overtime TD from last year was not a memorable play at all. It was pedestrian 2 yard run. The game as a whole was highly memorable and exciting, but I don't think any single play stands out. The overtime aspect and the comeback will be remembered, the 2 yard rushing touchdown will not to the same degree at all. 

In other Pats super bowl wins it's sort of the same thing. They were all close games, but mostly were characterized by long drives and the most memorable scoring plays were actually the game winning field goals. 

Of those on the list, I'd say the James Harrison interception was maybe the most remarkable. I think of that as mostly a failure of the offense's tackling on a turnover, but it was dramatic as hell and was a huge point swing in that game, and of course was scored as time expired in the half so if he didn't go the full distance it wouldn't count for much of anything other than just a defensive stop.

The Plax play was the capper to a memorable drive, but was not the memorable moment of the drive or the game. The Tyree play will always overshadow that moment.

However, the Giants' game winning touchdown by Ahmad Bradshaw in the rematch has got to be one of the most memorable, simply because it was so odd. Like the Foles one, the uniqueness of the play makes it particularly memorable, but unlike the Foles one it was a go ahead/game winner, and was sort of done by accident and confusion. It's an oddity in the history of the super bowl, and has to be one that people will remember, even though it also came after a majorly memorable play to Manningham on the sideline.