Super Bowl 2017 results: Patriots rally back to beat Falcons 34-28, videos, highlights, reactions

Tom Brady and the New England Patriots rallied back from a 28-9 fourth quarter deficit to pull off a remarkable 34-28 victory in overtime to clinch the Super Bowl 2017 championship at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas, on Sunday evening. Brady surpassed retired legends Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw as the most successful quarterback in modern day NFL history with his fifth Super Bowl championship.

The Patriots needed to pull off the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history after Matt Ryan and the Falcons asserted themselves during the second quarter courtesy of three touchdowns in quick succession.

With 0:57 left in the final period, Patriots RB James White made a touchdown after a 1-yard run (Tom Brady Pass to Danny Amendola for Two-Point Conversion). The clutch TD sent the game into the overtime period until White made another two-yard run to complete the match-winning touchdown. |View Final Box Score on ESPN|

Super Bowl 2017: James White breaks Super Bowl record for most catches

According to CBS Sports, James White broke a Super Bowl record for most catches. "White caught an incredible 14 passes for 110 yards and a touchdown during the game, and also added six carries for 29 yards and two scores, including both the game-tying touchdown with under a minute left in regulation and the game-winner in overtime. Those 14 catches represent a new Super Bowl record, breaking a mark formerly held by Demaryius Thomas, via Pro-Football-Reference."

Brady, the only quarterback in NFL history with five Super Bowl rings, finished 43 for 62, for 466 yards and two touchdowns. “You know, we all brought each other back. We never felt out of it. It was a tough battle. They have a great team. I give them a lot of credit. We just made a few more plays than them," the quarterback said during the presentation ceremony.

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