At 13:47, it was almost Shanahan's last game with Denver. He was ready to replace Spurrier at Florida, but reconsidered after a talk with Pat Bowlen, the owner. In addition, it would be the last game of TD's short but impactful HOF career with the Broncos.
At 37:15, that may have been the most pivotal play of the decade. If Gannon hits Roland Williams, it gives the Raiders a first-round bye. The Jets would have been eliminated, and Seattle would have had to go to NE for an 8:00 ET WC game on 1/12/2002 (according to Farmer's Almanac, the weather would have been mild, with the temperature around 35 degrees and no precip).
That play reminds me of when Tony Romo overthrew Miles Austin a decade later (when Dallas lost to the Giants on SNF Week 14).
its truly insane that NOBODY talks about how great and dominant the pats d was in the 2000's even th 10's but all the credit is put on brady. they were a ravens type team