HOUSTON, TX - FEBRUARY 05: Julian Edelman #11 of the New England Patriots and Danny Amendola #80 celebrate after the Patriots defeat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in overtime of Super Bowl 51 at NRG Stadium on February 5, 2017 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)Getty Images

There are quite a lot of different ways to celebrate a Super Bowl victory.

It’s safe to say nobody has commemorated a win quite the way Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola did though. On Edelman’s latest “Names With Games” podcast Amendola recalled a drunken evening after their Super Bowl XLIX win over the Seahawks that featured seafood, a college party, and a couple of good samaritans.

Here’s the full exchange from Amendola, Edelman, and podcast co-host comedian Sam Morril:

Amendola: “I remember after the first Super Bowl we won. We went to this Harvard party. It’s like this.

“This is the night before the parade. So we were stuck in Boston. So we’re stuck in Boston and we’re like, we got like a Phoenix party I think it was Julian’s brilliant idea. Anyway, we got the Phoenix Club. They want to have us come out tonight. I’m like, perfect. So we go get some sushi. Completely, we’re blacked out at sushi. We’re walking around. We go to a club.”

Edelman: “We helped a car. Remember a car in the snowstorm? A car gets stuck. Me and Danny get out of the car to push the car off the freeway.”

Amendola: “This little old lady in the middle of the freeway, going on your way downtown.”

Morill: “Just rescued by two drunk Patriots.”

Edelman: “Two drunk Super Bowl-winning Patriots.”

Later, Amendola gave quite a description of Edelman after the tandem shattered “35 bottles of champagne” on the floor of the Phoenix Club and then migrated to the Harvard party.

Amendola: “I had to get out of there. I go upstairs to tell Julian that I had to go, and he’s up in this mysterious psychedelic bedroom and he’s sitting on the bed with his shirt off and his sunglasses on smoking a Marlboro red and he’s got like 15 chicks around him. He’s telling the same stories we’re talking about right now. Just old war stories. I’m like, ‘Hey Jules, I’ve gotta get out of here.’ He’s like, ‘All right, Bubs.’”

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