TOM Brady has revealed all over the New England Patriots devastating Super Bowl loss to the New York Giants.
The NFL legend was expected to make history in 2007 with a 19-0 season, before the huge upset defeat.
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The Patriots lost 17-14, ending their hopes of becoming only the second undefeated team after the Miami Dolphins in 1972.
And seven-time Super Bowl winner Brady has told of how he was left "crushed" by the defeat.
Brady said in the latest episode of Apple TV's Dynasty doc-series: “We were crushed. I was crushed.
"My teammates were crushed, coaches were crushed. That was our history-making game.
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"That would have been everything and I remember getting to the bus in Arizona and there was not a sound.
"It was pitch dark, we were as devastated as you could be. There was no sleep.
"There was no sleep for a long time."
Patriots owner Robert Kraft also revealed the heartbreak inside the locker room in Glendale, Arizona.
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He added: "I’m watching guys throw up and cry on the floor. I’ve never seen that."
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Brady, 46, added: "I was like f* man, how the f* did you do that.
"That play, I was looking at it the other day if that ball bounces up we have like five guys there to intercept the ball.
"It’s a million to one."
