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The Most DRAMATIC Super Bowl Team EVER
The 2012 Baltimore Ravens were the last Ravens team to win a Super Bowl. Joe Flacco's touchdown pass to Jacoby Jones in the Mile High Miracle, the Ravens beating the Patriots in the AFC Championship game, and then John Harbaugh beating his brother Jim Harbaugh in the Super Bowl. This was the 2012 Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl team, which is one of the best Super Bowl teams in NFL history. There was a lot more to the Ravens Super Bowl team than just those moments and there's more to the story. The Baltimore Ravens won the 2012 Super Bowl, but there was a TON of drama surrounding the Ravens Super Bowl winning team. In this video, I talk about the last time the Baltimore Ravens won the Super B...
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Mike McDaniel's WILD Story to Becoming a Head Coach
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Mike McDaniel has taken over the NFL with his explosive offense being the Miami Dolphins head coach and is known as one of the smartest head coaches in the NFL. But little do you know, behind the offensive genius, Mike McDaniel's rise to becoming an NFL coach was extremely difficult dealing with addiction and being fired from his second NFL job. In this video, I go in depth about the hidden sto...
Jameis Winston’s INFAMOUS Yet Forgotten Career
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Jameis Winston’s INFAMOUS Yet Forgotten Career
The ROLLERCOASTER That Was The 2015 New York Jets
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The ROLLERCOASTER That Was The 2015 New York Jets
This NFL Player BACKED OUT of a Contract... But Why?
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This NFL Player BACKED OUT of a Contract... But Why?
How the Philadelphia Eagles WON The Super Bowl
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How the Philadelphia Eagles WON The Super Bowl
The CRAZIEST NFL Story You've NEVER Heard Of
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The CRAZIEST NFL Story You've NEVER Heard Of
The DISAPPOINTING Fall of the 2018 Jacksonville Jaguars
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The DISAPPOINTING Fall of the 2018 Jacksonville Jaguars
The CRAZIEST Super Bowl Team in NFL History
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The CRAZIEST Super Bowl Team in NFL History

Комментарии

  • @taewilson94
    @taewilson94 4 дня назад

    I had just started HS and healed from a surgery this year and the whole regular season i was healing up watching The Ravens, im from Chicago but half my family from Baltimore and i got cleared by my doctor to go outside, my HS sweetheart now my wife's father took me to ghe Divisional Game and Super Bowl, most dramatic couole of weeks of my life lmao and Ray Lewis playing with a torn pect, it was a rude to remember

  • @jaytsports2604
    @jaytsports2604 5 дней назад

    Buck bet against giants every game

  • @voided907
    @voided907 5 дней назад

    such a great video, hope this channel blows up

  • @Melobockers
    @Melobockers 16 дней назад

    He and my son are good friends with each other. His parents must have nice paying jobs because every time he comes to stay the night on the weekend he brings a bunch of crab legs for me to cook for all of us… At our last dinner I told him if he wanted to win a national championship in college, he should commit to Florida State!

  • @PeteyThePanda
    @PeteyThePanda 29 дней назад

    I think 2011 was even crazier tbh with you. At 7-7 and having just gotten their asses kicked at home by a bad Washington team nobody could’ve predicted that they would go on to win six straight and win the Super Bowl, especially with the worst rushing offense in the league that year.

  • @realqg23
    @realqg23 29 дней назад

    Even though I was 3 this is my favorite super bowl of all time

  • @valkyrie14
    @valkyrie14 Месяц назад

    That’s my team win or lose and we’ve been on both sides

  • @SlugCult718
    @SlugCult718 Месяц назад

    Not only was the temperature -3° during the NFC championship game, with the wind chill it was -23°. If you've never experienced wind chill before, lemme just say that it is painful.

  • @RegularFlyGuy
    @RegularFlyGuy Месяц назад

    You can tell that green bay game was HARD for the kickers. The ball would move 4 yards in both directions each kick

  • @zaccatacc
    @zaccatacc Месяц назад

    This was my first ever sports bet, first season of getting into football, and what made me fall in love with this sport

  • @DenverS-e8n
    @DenverS-e8n 2 месяца назад

    After the last game of season & how there defense dominated in the 1st 2 playoff games I predicted the Giants to win it all

  • @mredwards3687
    @mredwards3687 2 месяца назад

    woww RIP BROTHER,🕊🕊🕊

  • @arnavpoddar2103
    @arnavpoddar2103 2 месяца назад

    Jerry rice > Randy Moss

  • @devinjones6670
    @devinjones6670 3 месяца назад

    Rip Jacoby Jones

  • @1ptconversionprodz
    @1ptconversionprodz 3 месяца назад

    Rest In Peace Jacoby Jones 🕊️

  • @UnconventionalReasoning
    @UnconventionalReasoning 3 месяца назад

    Two things I keep forgetting about the Superbowl: * David Tyree scored the first touchdown, so he was instrumental in 14 points. * The Giants were leading with 3 minutes left in the game. The Patriots had to make a late game comeback first, leading to the Giants comeback.

  • @bobloblaw9791
    @bobloblaw9791 4 месяца назад

    Greatest play of all time? Yeah, I can’t argue with that…

  • @revisals7210
    @revisals7210 4 месяца назад

    Joe Buck has a great voice but zero expression to match it. Dude fucking sucks

  • @nygm984
    @nygm984 4 месяца назад

    What was so enjoyable about this run was watching Eli clearly outplay perennial injured choke artist Tony Romo. Eli had a 2 TD 0 interception 67% completion game and led a 4TH Q comeback. On the other hand, Romo had 1 TD 50% completion game and threw a game-ending interception. Dallas fans, I'll ignore all replies.

  • @MarkSashegyi
    @MarkSashegyi 6 месяцев назад

    7:08 new kickoff rules means we’ll never see these iconic shots again in a SB

  • @Kotamamba8
    @Kotamamba8 7 месяцев назад

    What’s that beat called through 56/1:28

  • @jimmyperry7332
    @jimmyperry7332 7 месяцев назад

    Play the greatest showman death in the NFL have ever seen they didn't give up on yourself and everybody else did even the announcer

  • @0ptimusLime
    @0ptimusLime 7 месяцев назад

    I remember watching the game against the Cowboys. Loved seeing the Cowboys lose. I was born and raised in TX. Growing up, I was an Oilers fan. When they moved on to TN and rebranded. There was no way I was going to be a Cowboys fan. Literally can't tell Cowboys fans nothing in TX. Anyway, ended up moving just South of Arrowhead in my teens and been here ever since. It has worked out quite well for me as a Chiefs fan over the years. Took almost 2 decades. Worth the wait lol.

  • @christophersmith210
    @christophersmith210 8 месяцев назад

    I started watching NFL in 2002 with the Colts since Peyton played college where my family went to college. I remember being in Middle school in 2006 the Year the Colts won. Then during the playoffs I watched the 2007 Giants beat the Bucs then the cowboys then the Packers. While watching Super Bowl 42, I was legit praying that Giants would pull of the biggest upset. I then bought a Giants shirt, and bought Eli’s book and Plaxico B. Book as well.

  • @poormansgunz8032
    @poormansgunz8032 8 месяцев назад

    This game was insane

  • @audifonosgutierrezdt3171
    @audifonosgutierrezdt3171 8 месяцев назад

    Nice video bro , new sub

  • @Mr.MikeBarksdale
    @Mr.MikeBarksdale 8 месяцев назад

    What are you talking about when you say, "No #1 Seed had ever lost a Divisional Playoff game at home"? It has happened before. It happened to Denver against Jacksonville in 1996, and it had happened several other times.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 8 месяцев назад

      First time it happened to the #1 NFC seed. Didn’t clarify it but now you know!

  • @JustinTheSpider
    @JustinTheSpider 8 месяцев назад

    Beating the Patriots TWICE in 2 Super Bowls was the best time being a Giants fan Sadly once Eli left that magic faded away Its gonna be awhile before they are contenders again

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 8 месяцев назад

      Sadly. Hopefully you get a QB soon who can take you back to those heights!!

  • @CharlieHepp
    @CharlieHepp 8 месяцев назад

    Adding the highlight segments with no narration is fire keep doing that lmao no one else is Sadly, The other video posted does not have that, and the next one doesn’t. But I’ll keep this comment in mind for my next script! Love this. One thing that this whole video forgot to mention was that this was all done on the road. Beating all the playoff teams on their home fields was icing. I didn’t directly state that all their playoff wins were on the road, but that was ridiculous. Road Warriors Amazing video this does a good job of really trying to understand how big of an upset this was Thank you! The first time I ever had alcohol was when I was seeing 4 teams I saw okay, watching this game with my cousins. Multiple bottles of champagne were popped that night and I drank more than a couple sips hahaha I still get giddy watching these plays. Amazing memory as a kid Haha that sounds like something you’ll never forget because of the game and the celebration My favorite play of all time was the famous helmet catch it was absolutely beautiful to see. Got chills watching this again great times. This is the only game I remember as a kid. Like, remember being absolutely insane. This current season is the first time in a very long time I've had an enjoyable time watching them progress into the playoffs 52 and 53 Superbowl I saw other boss was so great that season. He made clutch catches and great blocking. That team had a lot of unsung heroes from the boss to That offensive line was great too hence why that 1 2 punch between was great Good stuff here! Keep up the good work. I know you’ll do great on RUclips. underrated channel Thank you! Hope you stick around and enjoy the content in the future! This was the first Super Bowl I was allowed to stay up and watch, 7 years old at the time. You should seriously thank your parents a lot for that The craziest thing to me is that even with 2001 calls were still lackluster First off I appreciate all the support on the video, it means a lot to me that you all spent time to watch and I hope you enjoy the content I have coming out in the future. The reception from this video has been nothing short of outstanding and you all have made my 2023 fantastic so far!

  • @mr-alexknight6578
    @mr-alexknight6578 8 месяцев назад

    As a Chiefs fan this is one of the best plays in NFL history!

  • @jayB733
    @jayB733 8 месяцев назад

    If the Bills won the suoerbowl this year they couldve totally made this list 😢

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 8 месяцев назад

      They definitely could have. That would be a wild video lol

  • @Alligatorszzzz
    @Alligatorszzzz 8 месяцев назад

    1at

  • @DaTornadoz
    @DaTornadoz 9 месяцев назад

  • @ZachO2175
    @ZachO2175 9 месяцев назад

    Good job Etienne! 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

  • @vinnyjay5915
    @vinnyjay5915 9 месяцев назад

    This was rigid for strahan to win before he retired

  • @jimit_up4974
    @jimit_up4974 9 месяцев назад

    Bro only hurts the teams he’s on and the teams bottom line but he’s funny I guess lol stupid fans

  • @termilds
    @termilds 9 месяцев назад

    This video made me relize how much of a NYG meat rider I am (even though I've been living in texas my whole life) but you got to admit that super bowl 42 was probably one of the best super bowls of all time. The Giants are making their come back next season tho.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Oh without a doubt that was one of the best, in my opinion THE best. Hopefully the Giants do, I like supporting other ny teams - Jets fan

  • @gravyguns
    @gravyguns 9 месяцев назад

    Joe Buck has to be the most dullest, emotionless NFL play-by-play announcer of all time. Where the heck was the excitement and disbelief when Eli escaped the stack and launches the football and Tyree catches the football on his helmet. Buck acted as if that play was an ordinary, every day play.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      He was terrible in the playoffs. Thankfully he's way better now

  • @chiapets2594
    @chiapets2594 9 месяцев назад

    Love it Gmen

  • @debbiemullen2574
    @debbiemullen2574 9 месяцев назад

    He was a loser for my Buccaneers and he's still a loser. He peaked in college. Who cares how many yards he threw for?? No playoffs with him. They should subtract the interception yardage.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Yes he wasn't the franchise quarterback for the Bucs. It sucks. At the same time though his college career was amazing and should be respected the things he did.

    • @debbiemullen2574
      @debbiemullen2574 9 месяцев назад

      @@contextsports49 I said he peaked in college.

  • @KDRD1990
    @KDRD1990 9 месяцев назад

    Eli manning is the best quarterback the NFL has ever seen……

  • @kevinscott3047
    @kevinscott3047 9 месяцев назад

    8:46 Was there a reason the Pats didn't attempt a field goal? That would've changed the whole game if they attempted it and got it

  • @ckendall67
    @ckendall67 9 месяцев назад

    I'll NEVER get tired of seeing these Super Bowl XLII highlights 😀I'll always remember the build-up to the game, how the Patriots were already being anointed the 'Perfect team', how the Giants were heavy underdogs, how coach Coughlin was getting criticized for 'playing to win' in Week 17 when the Giants already had their playoff spot locked up & how pretty much people practically wanted the Giants to 'lay down' & just let the Patriots have their perfect record without so much as a challenge, yet the Giants hung right with the Pats in that game &, though they lost, they walked away with even MORE confidence that they could compete w/ the Patriots. I didn't necessarily believe the Giants would win, I just felt that 'if they can just keep the game interesting, that's all'. Like everyone else probably, I expected the Pats would find a way to win like they had all season. But most of all I'll NEVER forget that final Giants drive down the field, that spectacular catch by Tyree, and THEN Plaxico Burress, the guy who'd brazenly said the Giants would win, make the game-winning TD catch. And finally Eli Manning stepping out from the shadow of big brother Peyton who was there to see it as well. The 2007 New York Giants winning the Super Bowl will ALWAYS be one of my favorite sports moments for years to come. 😀

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Everything you wrote makes that super bowl team the best in my opinion. It was just perfect. Truly one of the best sports stories in my opinion topped off with the helmet catch and Eli escaping the sack somehow

  • @dreadpirateforex
    @dreadpirateforex 9 месяцев назад

    here hoping my Texans become the new craziest Superbowl team.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Sadly not, but you guys are in the right direction!

  • @fletcheryoung129
    @fletcheryoung129 9 месяцев назад

    another w video my friend, hope u remember me 😂

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you! And you will be remembered haha

  • @itsmellslikeshitdontit3752
    @itsmellslikeshitdontit3752 9 месяцев назад

    In college he couldn't be beaten. This guy was lights out! Great video.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Jameis was amazing in college. Only 1 loss. Pretty remarkable. And thank you! Hope you stay tuned for the content that'll come out soon... in the works

  • @mikeheyburn9716
    @mikeheyburn9716 9 месяцев назад

    Pretty brilliant eh.

  • @joesakic91
    @joesakic91 10 месяцев назад

    2011 was just as crazy for Big Blue.

    • @contextsports49
      @contextsports49 9 месяцев назад

      Yes and no. I think given the fact they played an 18-0 Patriots team, the best team the NFL has ever seen, it made the 2007 Giants better. Not to mention the Tyree throw, but also Manning escaping the sack.

    • @joesakic91
      @joesakic91 9 месяцев назад

      @@contextsports49 The reason why I said 2011 was just as crazy is because Big Blue won a Super Bowl with a 9-7 record.

  • @frankguidera6828
    @frankguidera6828 10 месяцев назад

    The helmet catch the ball was right on him not to the left not to the right right on him

  • @frankguidera6828
    @frankguidera6828 10 месяцев назад

    Was that first touchdown pass lucky too?