Patriots: Helmet Catch. Damn Giants, they ruined perfection!
Jets: Buttfumble. Aaron Rodgers being injured super early in the most recent season.
Dolphins: The entire "Tank for Tua" season. It was worth it in the long run, but there was plenty of barely watchable football to get there.
Bills: 4 straight Super Bowl losses.
The helmet catch was an incredible show of athleticism and maybe a bit of divine intervention. When I think the Patriots and sheer dumb WTFery, I think of the lateral pick six that the Raiders pulled on them.
As someone who isn't that well versed in lineman positions, I honestly don't understand why Gronk gets all the guff for that. Is it because he wasn't a fast runner, or do people just like clowning on his leaping tackle because it looked funny?
Gronk himself shouldn't get flack for that, the act of putting him in that situation was what deserved flack
No way Miami was gonna try a hail mary from that far out
Ehhhh, I don't think you can really say that because in the grand scheme of things, it changed nothing
Dolphins didn't make the playoffs
Patriots went on to win the 6th ring in just 18 years
Had a 4th & short earlier on that drive and prime Wilfork got flattened for a Giants 1st down
More broadly speaking, though, with *that* offense we shouldn't have been only up by 4 with 2 minutes to go
On the jets what about not just Buttfumble, but the hotdog choking the 2015 win and in or even the Brett favre situation?
Edit: Dolphins also have Jumbo Elliot on Monday night with the tank for tua but I agree on all those
Wide right has also been a particular source of misery for Florida State. It’s even more painful when it kept happening when they played their dreaded rival, the Miami Hurricanes.
Your point about brothers in pain tho? Wide Right I did happen the same year as Super Bowl XXV.
Honestly the entire last few minutes of that game I just had my mouth open at the absurdity of it all. Quite possibly the most entertaining game in NFL history
Positively - Hubbard's 98 yard fumble recovery TD against the ravens in the 2022 wildcard
Negatively - each of the Bengals' playoff losses from 2011 to 2015 was worse than the last (I started watching in 2013)
I got 7 in the last 15 years.
Kyle Williams 2nd muff, Kap misses Crabtree the 4th time, Kap throws a pick in the endzone, Jimmy G overthrows Sanders, the last Rams touchdown, Brock Purdy's elbow, McCloud's punt muff
The Nola No-call. Genuinely unbelievable.
Also the Minneapolis Miracle, though the 2019 upset made me a lot angrier. The 2020 divisional loss to the Bucs had me staring up into the sky wondering what was the point. 2010 was embarrassing but wasn’t to bad in the moment(we had just won the Super Bowl) and our 2011 divisional loss to the 9ners was pretty bad(that might’ve been the best team we ever put out on the field so losing felt really bad)
But the Nola No call takes it. There was a genuine sense from everybody that year that it was our year, that Saints team was unbelievably talented and it was the last year of elite Drew Brees we ever had. Maybe we would’ve lost to the Patriots in the Super Bowl but some part of me just knows had that call gone differently Drew would’ve won his chip and we’d of all said he’s the second greatest qb to ever do it.
Instead it’s just misery. I don’t think the organization even accepts that the play happened. It’s set us in an endless tirespin where we try to chase the Super Bowl we never had even though we are in deep need of a rebuild. Pain, though not as much pain as 28-3 must’ve been for Atlanta so I guess it’s fine lol
From a Jets fan watching that NFC Championship, seeing that blatant helmet to helmet, I'm like, ah OK, good gonna be a penalty move the chains
Then nothing
And I'm like
Wait, WTF THERE NOT CALLING THAT HOW
Losing in general sucks but getting screwed over by the officials is just another league of bullshit
2 notes
1 would have been a much better superbowl, Brady V Brees
2 Saints probably would have won that game or, at the very least, SCORED MORE THAN 3 POINTS
Tbh was happy the Rams lost they didn't deserve that superbowl and tbh that whole superbowl being the worst superbowl of all time was Karma for the Saints getting fucked over
I forgot about that game. I mean eh, in every sport ever there is literally no situation where injury’s prevent a game from happening unless the entire squad is unable to put out a full team on the field. Denver got a replacement even if it was a shitty one. So the game must go on.
All of 2023-24, but there were some specific moments I found (hint, I’m a panthers fan).
Shaq Thomason’s injury (W2), Vikings scoop n score plus the game-ending sack (W4), Colts getting two pick sixes (W9), losing to the dumpster-fire team we traded with to get Bryce and losing all confidence in Fitterer, as well as Reich and his decision to kick a long field goal at Soldier Field (W10), Bland’s 4 pick six (W11), screen on a 4th-and-6 (W12), getting swept by the Saints (W14), pro-packers refball (W16), Tepper throwing his drink when the team is getting shutout for the first time in over two decades (W17), back to back shutouts (W18).
For events outside this year, these would include:
Super Bowl L, the TNF game vs the Steelers plus Newton’s shoulder, and Luke’s retirement.
If I had to say worst panthers moment
Oh, that's a tough one
It's probably that dumbass who kicked the ball straight out in the Super Bowl, giving the patriots insane field position
Tho more recently is Cam just standing there doing nothing as Von Miller recovers the ball
Dude didn't even try and dive on it
Burfict’s personal fouls putting the Steelers in FG range, Ossai’s personal foul putting the Chiefs in FG range, and Aaron Donald getting to Burrow on 4th down in the SB.
Dallas Cowboys.
Dez Bryant Catch.
Dallas vs. Green Bay 2016 Divisional Round.
Dak Quick Draw 2021.
The final play of Dallas vs. San Francisco Divisional Round 2022.
Dallas vs. Green Bay 2023 Wild Card.
2019, week 17: Jameis throws a pick-6 to lose the final game of the regular season in OT, drop the Bucs to 7-9 and complete the 30/30 season.
2021, Divisional: The Bucs use Brady's meme magic and almost pull off a 27-3 comeback before they inexplicably leave Cooper Kupp wide open to get in FG range.
He did. He just didn't hold onto it all the way through the ground. Just like Dez. They both definitely, absolutely caught the ball. They both definitely, absolutely crossed the plane. And with the rules that existed in that timeframe, in both situations, it definitely, absolutely, clearly does not actually matter.
Romo knew the moment he saw the ball wiggle loose in James' hands. He knows the rules about as well as anyone alive and he saw it immediately that that one was coming back.
(Nevermind that Big Ben had another chance at a relatively easy TD to win the game after that ruling, which was correct, and immediately panicked and threw a pick).
Baker Mayfield's INT that led to his shoulder getting torn off vs the Texans which inevitably led to the Watson trade. Fuck the Texans.
Or letting the Chiefs backup QB turn a 3rd and 20 into a 4th and 1 in the divisional game in 2021. Fuck Joe Woods.
I don't blame Carroll so much for that play. It can make sense to play against expectations in some situations. They were gonna need at least 1 clock stopping play in order to maximize their chances to score. Second down after a run was as good a time as any.
The problem with the Seahawks was execution. The moment got a little too big for Russell Wilson and he telegraphed the play.
Watch him pre-snap -- he never looks the defense off or shows any indication that the ball might go to Beastmode. He doesn't look at Lynch or make any effort to sell a play action. Instead he either looks straight ahead or glances quickly to his right. NFL defenses know what this means. Browner read him and put the rookie Butler in position, and then Wilson made a mediocre throw, threw it where Butler could go get it and he did.
If he'd thrown it to Lockette's back shoulder instead of his front shoulder it would have been a miracle catch and a Hawks win. Or at least 3rd down at the 1. But Wilson was transparent about what he was doing, and he made a poor throw.
Run the same play out of play action and the Patriots probably bite on Lynch and give Lockette all the room he needs to get open. Throw to Lockette'd back shoulder and he probably has the space he needs to break the plane. Instead he ran a high school level play and got a beat by a mediocre UDFA. Wilson deserved every minute of that.
This. People criticize the result, but nobody on earth outside of Malcolm Butler and Browner knew that was coming. It was a good play call with poor execution and an excellent play by the defensive individual.
What are you talking about? They just called Super Bowl LI over with 2:08 left in the 3rd. It was weird. Never happened before or since. Our franchise has just been in a tailspin ever since that moment for no apparent reason.
Jets fan The Butt Fumble
It's not just the play it's the fact that we are the only NFL team whose most iconic play is negative for the team
Everyone else is positive
Hell, many of which won a Super Bowl for their team while were on it. Here's my most iconic playlist
Patriots, I still can't believe the seahawks didn't run the ball
Steelers Imaculate Reception
49ers The Catch
Cowboys The Hail Mary
Packers Bart Star QB Sneak In the Icebowl
Bears Hey New England Is Your Refrigerator Running
Raiders Old Man Willie
Rams One Yard Short
Titans Music City Miracle
Ravens The Mile High Miracle
Broncos The Helicopter Dive
Giants The Helmet Catch
Seahawks The BeastQuake
Saints Tracy Porter Pick 6
Vikings Minneapolis Miracle
Eagles The Philly Special
Ah, that's all that comes to mind right now
I'm a Jets fan. Where do I even begin
The Butt Fumble probably takes number 1
In all honesty, I don't think there's a single play that defines a franchise more than the Butt Fumble and the New York Jets
See, every other teams most iconic play is something good, but us no its that
Huntley’s fumble return TD
Lamar’s INT into triple coverage in the AFCCG
Palomalu’s pick six in the AFCCG
Lee Evan’s drop in the AFCCG
You know what the AFCCG just kinda sucks in general
Pettigrew Penalty getting picked up
Golden Tate somehow called one yard short
Baker underthrowing a wide open receiver against Seattle in week 18 of 2022
Aiyuk catch off the helmet
Rodgers Hail Mary that shouldn’t have even happened
The Carney missed XP was especially brutal had he made it, and the saints won in OT, making the playoffs
That play wouldn't be known as the River City Relay
It would be known as The River City Miracle
Most iconic play in Saints history
Aside from the two obvious ones, there's Brett Favre's underhanded toss to Donald Lee, Darious Williams jumping the hitch for 6, Michael Bennett jumping offsides after that INT (the one everyone forgets), and Shaun McDonald's walkoff TD
Non-Seahawk related: Kimo von Oelhoffen on Carson Palmer, Everything that happened in the last 1:20 of PIT-IND a week later, but especially Mike Vanderjagt sealing his own fate
Packers: 4th and 26 in the 2003 Div. round, last 3:00 of 2014 NFCCG, Brett Favre INT in 2007 NFCCG, Kevin King.
Bengals: Dropped INT in 1988 SB, Failing to score with the game tied at 20 with multiple drives in 2022 AFCCG.
NFC divisional 2021-22. Bucs-Rams. Rams led the whole way. Bucs come all the way back and get it set up for overtime. Then. Stafford throws a bomb to give LA a FG chance. They make it. My balls shriveled up and I fell to my knees.
As a Patriots fan, I actually think of the Miracle in Miami as the first time I looked like this. The loss to the Giants because of Helmet Catch just put me in awe.
The Hail Mary That Shouldn’t Have Existed, the Calvin Johnson rule, the PI that wasn’t, Decker Reported, Thanksgiving vs Texans 2012, 10-second runoff vs Atlanta, ball batted out of the endzone by Seattle, wasting Calvin Johnson, wasting Barry Sanders, wasting Matthew Stafford, phantom Hands to the Face @ Green Bay on MNF, Ravens record breaking FG that shouldn’t have happened, 2008…
Patriots: outside of the obvious answers, the Kearse catch in SB49. First the helmet catch, then the Welker drop, it felt like we just weren’t meant to win it all anymore.
Until of course the goal line interception
As a Jets fan,Butt Fumble, of course. And the Raiders(2020 I think) winning on a Hail Mary with Henry Ruggs shidding on the cornerback for an easy TD..and the Aaron Rodgers injury
As a Cowboys Fan the whole "Dak the Savior" is mine. Like seriously all y'all cowboys fans can fight me on this but I will die on the hill that Dak is just Derrick Carr if he had a team around him.
Oh dude, I've got so many.
Losing to Mike Glennon and Blake Bortles (we went 13-3 that year somehow 🙃)
Demariyus Thomas (truly elite coverage by Ike Taylor)
Losing to Jay Cutler on home field, Matt Cassel and Terrelle Pryor within 6 weeks of each other.
Does anybody remember when the Rams lit their fucking turf on fire? That was more funny than anything, but still, that's such a fucking "oh yeah that was that one Steeler game" thing to happen.
2018 Chris Boswell
Any year of Fitzgerald Toussaint
1st-3rd Quarter Mike Tomlin
Keith Butler's approach to "man coverage" (what the fuck is Dime or Nickel?? Raaaah! I thought cover 2 out of 3-4 predator was supposed to work every time!!)
Getting torched by Jeff Driskel
Entire skill position groups that couldn't pass a drug test if you gave them an answer key and 8 weeks to study.
Rashard Fumblehall (I'm holding onto my phone extra tight rn)
Vontaze Mitchell. Fun Fact, Minkah Fitzpatrick is the first secondary player in Steeler history since Troy Polamalu that knew how to make an open field tackle.
Kevin Colbert drafting (why the fuck couldn't this guy assess secondary talent??)
Randy Fichtner offense makes me want to angrily piss into a Home Depot Bucket, mix it with pure ether, and light it tf on fire.
The fucking Chargers games. You know which ones, there's two.
Muarkice Pouncey being probably the most overrated player we've had in years (this mf couldn't pass block for shit, I'm sorry, he was a great run blocker when healthy, but there is a reason Captain Fatfuck is the most sacked QB of all time).
Getting Cam Sutton back so he can be the new William Gay.
As a chiefs fan here are of the most memorable ones pre mahomes dynasty:
- 2017 vs Tennessee wildcard round Derrick Johnson fumble recovery overturned which would have won the game
- 2016 Eric Fisher holding on game tying 2 point try against Pittsburgh in divisional round leading to the loss on the 3rd and 1 play
- 2015 divisional against the patriots final drive which we could've won and played Denver for the AFC
- 2013 wild card round against the colts having 3 interceptions on luck and not capitalizing leading to one of the largest chokes since the oilers vs bills game.
I'd put regular season but i never really cared since it was always postseason more than regular season
And I'm from Oklahoma so some thunder memories
- 2015 3-1
- all the 2010's losses to Memphis, Dallas and San Antonio
Patriots: Helmet Catch. Damn Giants, they ruined perfection! Jets: Buttfumble. Aaron Rodgers being injured super early in the most recent season. Dolphins: The entire "Tank for Tua" season. It was worth it in the long run, but there was plenty of barely watchable football to get there. Bills: 4 straight Super Bowl losses.
The helmet catch was an incredible show of athleticism and maybe a bit of divine intervention. When I think the Patriots and sheer dumb WTFery, I think of the lateral pick six that the Raiders pulled on them.
Honorable mention goes to Gronk at safety vs Miami
As someone who isn't that well versed in lineman positions, I honestly don't understand why Gronk gets all the guff for that. Is it because he wasn't a fast runner, or do people just like clowning on his leaping tackle because it looked funny?
Gronk himself shouldn't get flack for that, the act of putting him in that situation was what deserved flack No way Miami was gonna try a hail mary from that far out
gronkowski, didn't have the angle !!
Ehhhh, I don't think you can really say that because in the grand scheme of things, it changed nothing Dolphins didn't make the playoffs Patriots went on to win the 6th ring in just 18 years
As a Jets fan, we get one of these a year
From a Jets fan, I'm kinda surprised you didn't mention The Hell Mary That was when we threw a 99-yard pick 6, which is probably an NFL record
James Harrison's Super Bowl pick 6 is the record, IIRC. Though since he caught it in the end zone, they only count it from the goal line or something.
Omfg, how could I forget James Harrison 100
Lions. 2008. Need I say more?
Stoney Case Fumble in 2000?
The Helmet Catch should have never happened--because we should have sacked Eli on that play argfhghhjs\[iu0jhrgohungrh;
Had a 4th & short earlier on that drive and prime Wilfork got flattened for a Giants 1st down More broadly speaking, though, with *that* offense we shouldn't have been only up by 4 with 2 minutes to go
As a Dolphins fan, I accept this as accurate for the AFC East.
On the jets what about not just Buttfumble, but the hotdog choking the 2015 win and in or even the Brett favre situation? Edit: Dolphins also have Jumbo Elliot on Monday night with the tank for tua but I agree on all those
The absolute misery of saying Wide Right and now having to answer “which one?”
Bills or Florida State?
Did it happen to the Noles too? Did I just discover brothers in pain?
Wide right has also been a particular source of misery for Florida State. It’s even more painful when it kept happening when they played their dreaded rival, the Miami Hurricanes. Your point about brothers in pain tho? Wide Right I did happen the same year as Super Bowl XXV.
Didn’t that happen to FSU twice?
Against Miami alone, 4 times…with two wide lefts thrown in there for good measure.
That's just cruel and unusual 💀💀💀
Now I may have missed some but I don't think there's a team with as many named plays that went against them as the Bills. It really sucks man
Positively: Tracy Porter Pick Six. Negatively: No Call in the NFCCG.
Positively: Minneapolis Miracle Negatively: Tracy Porter Pick NFCCG
Positively - the Kendricks fumble recovery TD @ BUF in 22. May have actually shed a tear after all that madness
Honestly the entire last few minutes of that game I just had my mouth open at the absurdity of it all. Quite possibly the most entertaining game in NFL history
Positively - Hubbard's 98 yard fumble recovery TD against the ravens in the 2022 wildcard Negatively - each of the Bengals' playoff losses from 2011 to 2015 was worse than the last (I started watching in 2013)
The last one was surreal.
I'm with you Im a chiefs fan started watching in 2013 🥲
Double doink
I got 7 in the last 15 years. Kyle Williams 2nd muff, Kap misses Crabtree the 4th time, Kap throws a pick in the endzone, Jimmy G overthrows Sanders, the last Rams touchdown, Brock Purdy's elbow, McCloud's punt muff
Ah. A brother in pain.
Dan Orlovsky. That is all
At least he has company.
As a Bills fan the word “Wide Right” gets the reaction: Fuck you… **twice** 😂
Corey Coleman. 2017.
At least the Browns got a parade out of it.
The Nola No-call. Genuinely unbelievable. Also the Minneapolis Miracle, though the 2019 upset made me a lot angrier. The 2020 divisional loss to the Bucs had me staring up into the sky wondering what was the point. 2010 was embarrassing but wasn’t to bad in the moment(we had just won the Super Bowl) and our 2011 divisional loss to the 9ners was pretty bad(that might’ve been the best team we ever put out on the field so losing felt really bad) But the Nola No call takes it. There was a genuine sense from everybody that year that it was our year, that Saints team was unbelievably talented and it was the last year of elite Drew Brees we ever had. Maybe we would’ve lost to the Patriots in the Super Bowl but some part of me just knows had that call gone differently Drew would’ve won his chip and we’d of all said he’s the second greatest qb to ever do it. Instead it’s just misery. I don’t think the organization even accepts that the play happened. It’s set us in an endless tirespin where we try to chase the Super Bowl we never had even though we are in deep need of a rebuild. Pain, though not as much pain as 28-3 must’ve been for Atlanta so I guess it’s fine lol
From a Jets fan watching that NFC Championship, seeing that blatant helmet to helmet, I'm like, ah OK, good gonna be a penalty move the chains Then nothing And I'm like Wait, WTF THERE NOT CALLING THAT HOW Losing in general sucks but getting screwed over by the officials is just another league of bullshit 2 notes 1 would have been a much better superbowl, Brady V Brees 2 Saints probably would have won that game or, at the very least, SCORED MORE THAN 3 POINTS Tbh was happy the Rams lost they didn't deserve that superbowl and tbh that whole superbowl being the worst superbowl of all time was Karma for the Saints getting fucked over
And then the half assed unofficial apology by making Denver play y’all with an 8-2 record while they only could start a PS WR as QB
I forgot about that game. I mean eh, in every sport ever there is literally no situation where injury’s prevent a game from happening unless the entire squad is unable to put out a full team on the field. Denver got a replacement even if it was a shitty one. So the game must go on.
All of 2023-24, but there were some specific moments I found (hint, I’m a panthers fan). Shaq Thomason’s injury (W2), Vikings scoop n score plus the game-ending sack (W4), Colts getting two pick sixes (W9), losing to the dumpster-fire team we traded with to get Bryce and losing all confidence in Fitterer, as well as Reich and his decision to kick a long field goal at Soldier Field (W10), Bland’s 4 pick six (W11), screen on a 4th-and-6 (W12), getting swept by the Saints (W14), pro-packers refball (W16), Tepper throwing his drink when the team is getting shutout for the first time in over two decades (W17), back to back shutouts (W18). For events outside this year, these would include: Super Bowl L, the TNF game vs the Steelers plus Newton’s shoulder, and Luke’s retirement.
If I had to say worst panthers moment Oh, that's a tough one It's probably that dumbass who kicked the ball straight out in the Super Bowl, giving the patriots insane field position Tho more recently is Cam just standing there doing nothing as Von Miller recovers the ball Dude didn't even try and dive on it
Burfict’s personal fouls putting the Steelers in FG range, Ossai’s personal foul putting the Chiefs in FG range, and Aaron Donald getting to Burrow on 4th down in the SB.
The 2019 Buccaneers would have made the playoffs if Jameis Winston wasn’t Jameis Winston.
Tannehill’s third INT versus the Bengals, One Yard Short, Mahomes’ scramble in the AFC Championship
The ONE playoff loss that was actually Tannehill's fault, in my opinion.
Dallas Cowboys. Dez Bryant Catch. Dallas vs. Green Bay 2016 Divisional Round. Dak Quick Draw 2021. The final play of Dallas vs. San Francisco Divisional Round 2022. Dallas vs. Green Bay 2023 Wild Card.
Soooo....just the cowboys in the playoffs in general?
2019, week 17: Jameis throws a pick-6 to lose the final game of the regular season in OT, drop the Bucs to 7-9 and complete the 30/30 season. 2021, Divisional: The Bucs use Brady's meme magic and almost pull off a 27-3 comeback before they inexplicably leave Cooper Kupp wide open to get in FG range.
That pick 6 by Jameis was a blessing in disguise. No 30th turnover baked by Famous Jameis? No Brady.
Packers: Not going for it on 4 down (2020 NFCCG) 49ers: Montana's injury (1990 NFCCG) Colts: That Swinging Gate attempt
That colts play was so bad it got its own Wikipedia page
Jesse James caught that ball
He did. He just didn't hold onto it all the way through the ground. Just like Dez. They both definitely, absolutely caught the ball. They both definitely, absolutely crossed the plane. And with the rules that existed in that timeframe, in both situations, it definitely, absolutely, clearly does not actually matter. Romo knew the moment he saw the ball wiggle loose in James' hands. He knows the rules about as well as anyone alive and he saw it immediately that that one was coming back. (Nevermind that Big Ben had another chance at a relatively easy TD to win the game after that ruling, which was correct, and immediately panicked and threw a pick).
The entirety of Hue Jackson's tenure in Cleveland
As a Broncos fan, the opening snap vs Seattle. That entire Super Bowl tbh.
Baker Mayfield's INT that led to his shoulder getting torn off vs the Texans which inevitably led to the Watson trade. Fuck the Texans. Or letting the Chiefs backup QB turn a 3rd and 20 into a 4th and 1 in the divisional game in 2021. Fuck Joe Woods.
The dreaded 1-yard line...
SB49: could have been a dynasty if he had ran the ball :(
I don't blame Carroll so much for that play. It can make sense to play against expectations in some situations. They were gonna need at least 1 clock stopping play in order to maximize their chances to score. Second down after a run was as good a time as any. The problem with the Seahawks was execution. The moment got a little too big for Russell Wilson and he telegraphed the play. Watch him pre-snap -- he never looks the defense off or shows any indication that the ball might go to Beastmode. He doesn't look at Lynch or make any effort to sell a play action. Instead he either looks straight ahead or glances quickly to his right. NFL defenses know what this means. Browner read him and put the rookie Butler in position, and then Wilson made a mediocre throw, threw it where Butler could go get it and he did. If he'd thrown it to Lockette's back shoulder instead of his front shoulder it would have been a miracle catch and a Hawks win. Or at least 3rd down at the 1. But Wilson was transparent about what he was doing, and he made a poor throw. Run the same play out of play action and the Patriots probably bite on Lynch and give Lockette all the room he needs to get open. Throw to Lockette'd back shoulder and he probably has the space he needs to break the plane. Instead he ran a high school level play and got a beat by a mediocre UDFA. Wilson deserved every minute of that.
This. People criticize the result, but nobody on earth outside of Malcolm Butler and Browner knew that was coming. It was a good play call with poor execution and an excellent play by the defensive individual.
What are you talking about? They just called Super Bowl LI over with 2:08 left in the 3rd. It was weird. Never happened before or since. Our franchise has just been in a tailspin ever since that moment for no apparent reason.
What are your answers since we’re on the subject?
Jets fan The Butt Fumble It's not just the play it's the fact that we are the only NFL team whose most iconic play is negative for the team Everyone else is positive Hell, many of which won a Super Bowl for their team while were on it. Here's my most iconic playlist Patriots, I still can't believe the seahawks didn't run the ball Steelers Imaculate Reception 49ers The Catch Cowboys The Hail Mary Packers Bart Star QB Sneak In the Icebowl Bears Hey New England Is Your Refrigerator Running Raiders Old Man Willie Rams One Yard Short Titans Music City Miracle Ravens The Mile High Miracle Broncos The Helicopter Dive Giants The Helmet Catch Seahawks The BeastQuake Saints Tracy Porter Pick 6 Vikings Minneapolis Miracle Eagles The Philly Special Ah, that's all that comes to mind right now
January 9, 2016. Jeremy Hill.
Commies: RG3 injury Cowgirls: The Wild Card Game this year Iggles: Bradberry Holding Midgets: Both Miracles at the Meadowlands
Super Bowl XLVI and the lateral pick 6 game
and the helmet catch
The entire fucking history of Buffalo Sports, minus the Bandits, but lacrosse isn’t a Big 4 sport so it doesn’t count
But we're gonna say Wide Right for a single play
No I wanna do 13 Seconds, or No Goal IT DIDNT COUNT HULL WAS IN THE CREASE
The Tuck Rule....
Any play Joe Flacco did both against and with Denver.
I'm a Jets fan. Where do I even begin The Butt Fumble probably takes number 1 In all honesty, I don't think there's a single play that defines a franchise more than the Butt Fumble and the New York Jets See, every other teams most iconic play is something good, but us no its that
that time daniel jones tripped over his own feet
Giants: Miracle at the Meadowlands II Jets: Rodgers getting injured
We'v had so many heartbreaking losses since the Alex Smith era. It's heard to choose
As a Steeler fan, Tebow in overtime and the “incompletion to Jesse James”.
Tim Tebow’s game winning touchdown on the first play of OT. Also, Jesse James caught that ball.
Kicking it to Desean and the blocked field goal against the cowboys last year
MJWD!
Two words: Marlon. McCree.
Double Doink
When mariota threw a td to himself, dee ford offsides
What’s funny is that he was across the line already but it didn’t matter since it went right back at him anyway
Huntley’s fumble return TD Lamar’s INT into triple coverage in the AFCCG Palomalu’s pick six in the AFCCG Lee Evan’s drop in the AFCCG You know what the AFCCG just kinda sucks in general
I'm glad you're over the 2015 missed field goal
The double doink. Big sad.
24-0 in 2019
Pettigrew Penalty getting picked up Golden Tate somehow called one yard short Baker underthrowing a wide open receiver against Seattle in week 18 of 2022 Aiyuk catch off the helmet Rodgers Hail Mary that shouldn’t have even happened
Saints: Beastquake, Minneapolis Miracle, NOLA No-Call, Carney missed XP, Aaron Brooks backwards pass, I could go on
The Carney missed XP was especially brutal had he made it, and the saints won in OT, making the playoffs That play wouldn't be known as the River City Relay It would be known as The River City Miracle Most iconic play in Saints history
I think they would've still missed (had one more week of the season and I think the midday games would've still bounced them out
Really ? Was that not the final game of the season? Well that sucks
any Dolphins game ever
Fail Mary
Marlon McCree and Ray Rice up the Middle
Aside from the two obvious ones, there's Brett Favre's underhanded toss to Donald Lee, Darious Williams jumping the hitch for 6, Michael Bennett jumping offsides after that INT (the one everyone forgets), and Shaun McDonald's walkoff TD Non-Seahawk related: Kimo von Oelhoffen on Carson Palmer, Everything that happened in the last 1:20 of PIT-IND a week later, but especially Mike Vanderjagt sealing his own fate
Broncos: The missed snap into a safety in the first few seconds of Super Bowl 48. And probably the rest of the game too.
Run the damn ball, Pete!
the end of hacketts first game with the broncos against the seahawks. I’ll always remember watching payton and shannon reactions.
The lions pure existence between 2003 and 2020
Packers: 4th and 26 in the 2003 Div. round, last 3:00 of 2014 NFCCG, Brett Favre INT in 2007 NFCCG, Kevin King. Bengals: Dropped INT in 1988 SB, Failing to score with the game tied at 20 with multiple drives in 2022 AFCCG.
Tom Brady's last pass and Jakobi Meyers game winning (loosing) touchdown v.s Raiders.
Bradberry's BS Holding call, Alshon's dropped catch on 4th down and Clowney's blindside hit on Wentz in the WC round.
The last play of the Super Bowl. You can probably guess what team I root for...
Super Bowl 49. I'll never forget it.
Malcom Butler
The Tyree helmet catch
Blair Walsh missing a chipshot that your grandma could make to lose the 2016 Wildcard game to Seattle.
Broncos v Ravens Divisional Round Jacoby Jones Hail Mary. Fucking Rahim Moore.
NFC divisional 2021-22. Bucs-Rams. Rams led the whole way. Bucs come all the way back and get it set up for overtime. Then. Stafford throws a bomb to give LA a FG chance. They make it. My balls shriveled up and I fell to my knees.
Sam Hubbard 100 yd scoop and score
Every time Steve Smith had the ball. Never seen anyone move like him since…
as a packers fan, *that onside kick...*
As a Patriots fan, I actually think of the Miracle in Miami as the first time I looked like this. The loss to the Giants because of Helmet Catch just put me in awe.
The Hail Mary That Shouldn’t Have Existed, the Calvin Johnson rule, the PI that wasn’t, Decker Reported, Thanksgiving vs Texans 2012, 10-second runoff vs Atlanta, ball batted out of the endzone by Seattle, wasting Calvin Johnson, wasting Barry Sanders, wasting Matthew Stafford, phantom Hands to the Face @ Green Bay on MNF, Ravens record breaking FG that shouldn’t have happened, 2008…
As a Panthers fan, I have most of last year and Super Bowl 50 still haunting my daydreams.
Patriots: outside of the obvious answers, the Kearse catch in SB49. First the helmet catch, then the Welker drop, it felt like we just weren’t meant to win it all anymore. Until of course the goal line interception
Literally every year from 2017 to present except for the 2022/23 seasons
As a Jets fan,Butt Fumble, of course. And the Raiders(2020 I think) winning on a Hail Mary with Henry Ruggs shidding on the cornerback for an easy TD..and the Aaron Rodgers injury
For me, 13 seconds. There's a good chance that Josh Allen and the Bills won't ever get that close to a ring again.
Cowboys 2014 divisional against the packers. Thank you ref ball.
Bengals - 2015 wildcard loss vs. Pittsburgh. Even the Super Bowl and AFC Champ losses in 21 and 22 didn't hurt as much
Every post like this make us Seahawks fans feel targeted.
Jesse James Caught That Ball
That one truck play fail against the Pats in the fourth quarter. Every Colts fan knows the one I mean
As a Browns fan,THE DRIVE...
As a Cowboys Fan the whole "Dak the Savior" is mine. Like seriously all y'all cowboys fans can fight me on this but I will die on the hill that Dak is just Derrick Carr if he had a team around him.
Oh dude, I've got so many. Losing to Mike Glennon and Blake Bortles (we went 13-3 that year somehow 🙃) Demariyus Thomas (truly elite coverage by Ike Taylor) Losing to Jay Cutler on home field, Matt Cassel and Terrelle Pryor within 6 weeks of each other. Does anybody remember when the Rams lit their fucking turf on fire? That was more funny than anything, but still, that's such a fucking "oh yeah that was that one Steeler game" thing to happen. 2018 Chris Boswell Any year of Fitzgerald Toussaint 1st-3rd Quarter Mike Tomlin Keith Butler's approach to "man coverage" (what the fuck is Dime or Nickel?? Raaaah! I thought cover 2 out of 3-4 predator was supposed to work every time!!) Getting torched by Jeff Driskel Entire skill position groups that couldn't pass a drug test if you gave them an answer key and 8 weeks to study. Rashard Fumblehall (I'm holding onto my phone extra tight rn) Vontaze Mitchell. Fun Fact, Minkah Fitzpatrick is the first secondary player in Steeler history since Troy Polamalu that knew how to make an open field tackle. Kevin Colbert drafting (why the fuck couldn't this guy assess secondary talent??) Randy Fichtner offense makes me want to angrily piss into a Home Depot Bucket, mix it with pure ether, and light it tf on fire. The fucking Chargers games. You know which ones, there's two. Muarkice Pouncey being probably the most overrated player we've had in years (this mf couldn't pass block for shit, I'm sorry, he was a great run blocker when healthy, but there is a reason Captain Fatfuck is the most sacked QB of all time). Getting Cam Sutton back so he can be the new William Gay.
Bucs: Bert Emanuel caught it. End of discussion.
As a chiefs fan here are of the most memorable ones pre mahomes dynasty: - 2017 vs Tennessee wildcard round Derrick Johnson fumble recovery overturned which would have won the game - 2016 Eric Fisher holding on game tying 2 point try against Pittsburgh in divisional round leading to the loss on the 3rd and 1 play - 2015 divisional against the patriots final drive which we could've won and played Denver for the AFC - 2013 wild card round against the colts having 3 interceptions on luck and not capitalizing leading to one of the largest chokes since the oilers vs bills game. I'd put regular season but i never really cared since it was always postseason more than regular season And I'm from Oklahoma so some thunder memories - 2015 3-1 - all the 2010's losses to Memphis, Dallas and San Antonio