@@thatguyineverycommentssection You forgot to capitalize "learn" at the beginning of your sentence. Also, you forgot the period at the end. Game, set, match. Point. Scott. Game over. End of game. - Michael Scott
The Bills having 12 men on the missed field goal then giving up a field goal on the second attempt to lose. And the Chiefs offensive offsides taking away a game winning touchdown.
He was never the same in terms of his personality and ability to think critically. He was a quiet guy, no off field or on field problems at all. After that hit, he totally changed. How many stupid things did he do to ruin his career and life after that??
Dwayne Rudd removing his helmet because he thought the game was over is reminiscent to Leon Lett on thanksgiving day jumping on the ball after Dallas blocked Miami's last second field goal attempt and flubbing it up giving Miami another shot when they recovered it and made it to win the game. Although not a penalty, it was a dumb mistake which cost Dallas the game.
I'd say if not one of the dumbest penalties, certainly the costliest penalty in NFL history was at the end of the AFC Championship game between KC & NE where the Chiefs intercepted a pass to win the game to go to the SB except one safety lined up in the neutral zone. What was super bonehead about it was that he wasn't even rushing, he was covering on the play and didn't even need to be up at the line of scrimmage at all, what's even more ironic is that the other Conference Championship had a super bonehead no call on the most obvious PI in NFL history. This should have been the SB between the 2 teams that lost the Championship games, Saints vs Chiefs.
These weren't just dumb. They were flat out stupid. Throwing the shoe. Throwing the helmet. Burfict trying to injure Brown even though he knew the pass was incomplete. Acting like a dog peeing. Just stupid and childish. Also, just something that blows my mind. They mention Morten Anderson being the oldest player in the NFL at the time, chew on this. He began his career in 1982. I was 17 years old and a senior in high school. When he retired I was 42 years old and on my 2nd marriage.
It’s just applied to liberally. The NFL had a point in that some players were coming up with ridiculously long celebrations that were delaying the game. But now the penalize pretty much having any fun at all.
@@rogergoddard2153he was a first team All America WR the next year. Best thing that came out of this it got Matt Luke fired and allowed us to get Lane Kiffin.
"...for throwing a shoe 20 yards down the field" is up there with "giving him the business" among great referee calls. I love the implication that the penalty would have been different if it were *only* thrown, say, 15 yards.
@@joshs1555 Then you'd have guys constantly heaving shoes backwards. "Sorry, but the shoe landed 25 yards behind the line of scrimmage, that's where we have to mark off the penalty even if it's a 10-yard loss. That's the rules."
To add some context to the Burfect hit, when John Gruden became Head Coach of the Raiders, he made Burfect a team Captain., further enhancing the mind-numbing stupidity that has always pervaded the NFL.
What in the holy everything is wrong with #8 at 6:24? Really? Walking like a dog and peeing in the end zone? It never occurred to him that it would probably screw them in the end!
@maekklyn The plays and everything they have to memorize are not something I would want to do. They aren't idiots normally, just insanely driven and gifted by the god Zeus's sperm. It's just they probably watch a youtube video and think why not! Stupidity comes in many forms. Basic stuff is missed at times. It is why your mom falls for catfishing.
Details on the hit by Burfict, one of the dirtiest players ever. Bengals fifth year in a row in wild card, lost the previous four. Andy Dalton out, AJ McCarron Bengals QB, led 16 pt comeback after trailing 15-0 after 3 quarters. Steelers 1st and 10 at Bengals 47, 22 seconds left, no timeouts. Even watching in real time I could see Burfict loading up to take a shot at Brown's head although the pass was uncatchable. I remember thinking "he doesn't care who wins as long as he can injure somebody."
The things is that even with the Burfict penalty, Chris Boswell was looking at a field goal of 50 or 51 yards....within his range, but hardly a gimme. But then Pacman Jones lost his mind too. I think I recall he made contact with one of the officials (although Steelers coach Joey Porter came onto the field and baited Jones into that penalty...Porter should have gotten flagged, too, and this is a Steelers fan here). That turned it into a very makeable 35 yarder for Boswell.
I might also add that Burfict was a very fortunate man in that by the time of this incident, Hines Ward was out of football. Had Ward still been playing, he absolutely would have laid Burfict out (ala Juju Smith-Schuster) in their first meeting the next season.
Burfect was one of the dirtiest players in his college career as well at Arizona State. He had the same attitude of not caring how his cheap shots screwed his team.
with that bengals-steelers game, Pac-man jones committed another dumb penalty pushing the ref not to long after the burfect hit which also added to Pitt's game-winning field goal
Even after Burfict's penalty, that was still a decent length FG. But then Pacman lost it too, and turned it into a shortie. Even as a Steelers fan, I have to admit that they should have gotten a flag as well because Coach Joey Porter came off the bench and baited Pacman into his penalty.
@@russs7574 nice to see a steeler fan admit that. Porter should have been the only one to get that second flag for starting that crap and it still pisses me off to this day.
Just saw one yesterday. UFL. Birmingham Stallions vs San Antonio Brahmas. Birmingham is down 3 points, 4th Qtr, Brahmas driving but have 4th down and forever (26 yards). Brahmas throw an incomplete pass and Stallions DB #24, Kenny Robinson Jr, has some after play activity while the receiver is on the ground roughing him up. PF called, 1st and goal San Antonio. They score a TD, put the game out of reach. 🤣
The plural of "penalty" is "penalties," NOT "penalty's." You don't use an apostrophe to form a simple plural. Talk about the kettle calling the pot black!
That Florida-LSU game was epic. a 3-5 LSU on the road at #6 8-1 Florida. A thrown shoe and loss of possession, a 57 yd FG made, a FG missed the last play of the game. You just can't make it up,
Dumb penalty on the part of the Florida player. It was unsportsmanlike conduct no question about it. The player, coach and team needed to be sent a message and hopefully they all learned from it. Good call by the referee.
@@crazysoundman It was the correct call. You don't take someone's cleat and throw it down the field. That could have penalized two different ways. One is delay of game on the defense and the way it was called unsportsmanlike conduct. Florida lost the game because they lacked discipline and self control.
@@IamScoHo "Certain segments" are governed by their passions rather than reason. That's not to say they're incapable of reason, they just don't see the value in it. It's why they excel at athletics, not because of physical differences, but because they can shift into a sort of "wild animal mode" that others lack.
When I saw what Marco Wilson did and saw the subsequent LSU FG, I was steamed. Wilson threw more than just a shoe. He threw away a game that Florida had no business losing.
Man I was at the steelers bengals game, and as a steeler fan it was absolutely hilarious to see their fans go from cocky as hell to quiet as a church mouse
I’ll never understand how a penalty after the completion of a play should give the offense a fresh set of downs. It ought to be enforced on the penalized team’s offense when they take the ball. Or the player who was unsportsmanlike should be punished by way of suspension.
If I'm getting the ball back regardless, with the lead no less, what incentive do I have to not commit penalties following a change of possession? Otherwise that time would be a free-for-all of taunting and other unsportsmanlike conduct.
Because the NFL probably didn't have the rule at the time. I remember it being a thing around the early 90s (possibly late 80s too) and then being brought back in recent years but I think during that ~25 year period in between it wasn't really used except in cases where the QB was in serious danger of getting hurt.
@@crashnbl1 same reason basketball refs aren't going to call some fouls in the final seconds of a game. the rule is there to protect qbs, not to snuff out a team's last chance to win a game. not defending it, just saying that's how refs generally see it.
Excessive celebration? Isnt that what happened after ole miss missed the extra point with 4 sec left, how long was Miss St celebrating before they finished the game? More time celebrating than after the TD. Stupid rules that make no sense
The 2009 CFL Grey Cup Championship Game involved a missed game-winning field goal as time ran out that was allowed to be successfully retaken, because the defending team very clearly had one too many players on the field. Surely that has to be the #1 contender for dumbest penalty of all time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/97th_Grey_Cup
![Cody Johnson - I'm Gonna Love You (with Carrie Underwood) [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yy9PuYMU29g/mqdefault.jpg)
Any stupid penalties missed so I can update this video?
Vernon Hargreaves
learn how to spell “penalties” and when to use apostrophes like they taught us in elementary school
@@thatguyineverycommentssection I’m so glad you felt the need to comment this 3 years later
@@thatguyineverycommentssection You forgot to capitalize "learn" at the beginning of your sentence. Also, you forgot the period at the end.
Game, set, match.
Point. Scott.
Game over.
End of game.
- Michael Scott
The Bills having 12 men on the missed field goal then giving up a field goal on the second attempt to lose. And the Chiefs offensive offsides taking away a game winning touchdown.
4:45 - I genuinely believe that this is why Antonio Brown started acting nuts after that season.
He was never the same in terms of his personality and ability to think critically. He was a quiet guy, no off field or on field problems at all. After that hit, he totally changed. How many stupid things did he do to ruin his career and life after that??
I was gonna say the same thing. Burfect should have been expelled, not suspended, from the league over that. Hell, he should have been incarcerated.
No he was always a douche.
@@djinx296lol what? He was always an ass
That hit and many others.
Marco Wilson is an absolute idiot for losing that shoe throw game.
When you see "Dumbest" in the title, you know it's going to be dominated by SEC players.
And Ohio NFL teams.
Dwayne Rudd removing his helmet because he thought the game was over is reminiscent to Leon Lett on thanksgiving day jumping on the ball after Dallas blocked Miami's last second field goal attempt and flubbing it up giving Miami another shot when they recovered it and made it to win the game. Although not a penalty, it was a dumb mistake which cost Dallas the game.
Not even close, champ.
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏻♂️
Totally different situation but I get the comparison in bonehead moves. Leon lett is only famous for two things and both were dumb AF
And people are surprised this was a Cleveland Brown?
I rarely watch SEC football, but I did see the shoe toss game and it ends up being an iconic penalty.
The whole fourth quarter of that Burfect game could be its own highlight reels of stupid play by the Bengals.
I love the Ole Piss penalty
The dumbest penalty in all of sports: "Excessive Celebration."
I'd say if not one of the dumbest penalties, certainly the costliest penalty in NFL history was at the end of the AFC Championship game between KC & NE where the Chiefs intercepted a pass to win the game to go to the SB except one safety lined up in the neutral zone. What was super bonehead about it was that he wasn't even rushing, he was covering on the play and didn't even need to be up at the line of scrimmage at all, what's even more ironic is that the other Conference Championship had a super bonehead no call on the most obvious PI in NFL history. This should have been the SB between the 2 teams that lost the Championship games, Saints vs Chiefs.
This one should have been on there.
Stupid penalty? Nah, just the Browns being the Browns.
Was Dwayne Rudd cut from the Browns after that loss to the Chiefs?
4:42 Mr. Broken Cranium
"Penalties" (learn to spell)
These weren't just dumb. They were flat out stupid. Throwing the shoe. Throwing the helmet. Burfict trying to injure Brown even though he knew the pass was incomplete. Acting like a dog peeing. Just stupid and childish. Also, just something that blows my mind. They mention Morten Anderson being the oldest player in the NFL at the time, chew on this. He began his career in 1982. I was 17 years old and a senior in high school. When he retired I was 42 years old and on my 2nd marriage.
6:25 What was the punishment for the excessive celebration? 🤷🏼♂️
That they had to kick the extra point from longer than normal
Excessive celebration has got to be the most stupid penalty in all of sports.
It’s just applied to liberally. The NFL had a point in that some players were coming up with ridiculously long celebrations that were delaying the game. But now the penalize pretty much having any fun at all.
@@alexanderfreeman3406
What that^^ guy said.
But in this case, the excessive celebration penalty was totally warranted. That was completely classless.
Rudd was on the right team. The Cleveland Clowns. 😂😂😂😂
This play essentially ended Antonio browns life.
Duane Rudd - people’s exhibit #1 why to NEVER HIRE subspecies.
The fourth penalty was bullshit. No opposing players in the immediate area....
What you mean nobody around?
One demographic featured on this video. Wonder who it is?
Football players.
Wilson throwing the shoe was dumb, but give some props to LSU making a 57yd FG in that fog!
It was from 57, actually.
The announcers down played it that was an absolute nuke through the mist he hit. Didn’t change our season but WOW
The inability to regulate one's own behavior was strong in number three.
I knew The Piss And Miss would be in here. :)
The Piss and Miss. Nicely put. Haha
Elijah Moore, here is your 15 minutes of fame.
@@rogergoddard2153he was a first team All America WR the next year. Best thing that came out of this it got Matt Luke fired and allowed us to get Lane Kiffin.
What a dumb ass😂. Look at me! Look at me! Don’t look at me😂😂😂
"Ole Piss"
"...for throwing a shoe 20 yards down the field" is up there with "giving him the business" among great referee calls. I love the implication that the penalty would have been different if it were *only* thrown, say, 15 yards.
Should have be a spot foul from where the shoe landed.
@@joshs1555 Then you'd have guys constantly heaving shoes backwards. "Sorry, but the shoe landed 25 yards behind the line of scrimmage, that's where we have to mark off the penalty even if it's a 10-yard loss. That's the rules."
I like "I'm talking to America"
My question would be: is it a penalty in the first five minutes of the game? If it is, it is a penalty in the LAST five minutes of the game.
Wasn't even number 11 who did it since it was number 3 who did. They can't call the penalty correctly.
The shoe throwing was one of the dumbest things. But it was a player from Univ of Florida, so kinda expected to be stupid.
Probably threw his NFL prospects away as well. Can't say for sure as I don't follow pro football.
Burfict acting like it was okay to lead with the shoulder........ it is, but not to the dude's head
Georgia didn't get called for that against Marvin Harrison of OSU.
A season later Smith-Schuster hit Burfict the same way and stood over him and reminded Burfict. KARMA baby !
Perhaps he means that he hit the shoulder and not the head. Which replay certainly contradicts but hey, it's worth a shot.
@@bobbyflay7217 and then that dumbass got lit up by Von Bell. KARMA baby!
To add some context to the Burfect hit, when John Gruden became Head Coach of the Raiders, he made Burfect a team Captain., further enhancing the mind-numbing stupidity that has always pervaded the NFL.
What in the holy everything is wrong with #8 at 6:24? Really? Walking like a dog and peeing in the end zone? It never occurred to him that it would probably screw them in the end!
@maekklyn The plays and everything they have to memorize are not something I would want to do.
They aren't idiots normally, just insanely driven and gifted by the god Zeus's sperm.
It's just they probably watch a youtube video and think why not! Stupidity comes in many forms. Basic stuff is missed at times. It is why your mom falls for catfishing.
If I heard correctly, his scholarship was taken away for that.
You know they probably practice that crap.
Props to the color man on the Chiefs-Browns game. He knew exactly what the flag was for right away.
That's Chargers great Dan Fouts. He was right on it.
Details on the hit by Burfict, one of the dirtiest players ever. Bengals fifth year in a row in wild card, lost the previous four. Andy Dalton out, AJ McCarron Bengals QB, led 16 pt comeback after trailing 15-0 after 3 quarters. Steelers 1st and 10 at Bengals 47, 22 seconds left, no timeouts. Even watching in real time I could see Burfict loading up to take a shot at Brown's head although the pass was uncatchable. I remember thinking "he doesn't care who wins as long as he can injure somebody."
The things is that even with the Burfict penalty, Chris Boswell was looking at a field goal of 50 or 51 yards....within his range, but hardly a gimme. But then Pacman Jones lost his mind too. I think I recall he made contact with one of the officials (although Steelers coach Joey Porter came onto the field and baited Jones into that penalty...Porter should have gotten flagged, too, and this is a Steelers fan here). That turned it into a very makeable 35 yarder for Boswell.
I might also add that Burfict was a very fortunate man in that by the time of this incident, Hines Ward was out of football. Had Ward still been playing, he absolutely would have laid Burfict out (ala Juju Smith-Schuster) in their first meeting the next season.
@@russs7574Raiders fan, so to say I dislike the Steelers would be an understatement. I did become a fan of Juju after that.
Burfect was one of the dirtiest players in his college career as well at Arizona State. He had the same attitude of not caring how his cheap shots screwed his team.
Stupid penalties are right up there with dropping the ball before you enter the end zone.
If you’re gonna call other people stupid learn how to spell penalties.
That Rudd play was shockingly stupid
I don’t think AB was ever right after that Burfict hit.
The hit that made A Brown who he is today……
with that bengals-steelers game, Pac-man jones committed another dumb penalty pushing the ref not to long after the burfect hit which also added to Pitt's game-winning field goal
Even after Burfict's penalty, that was still a decent length FG. But then Pacman lost it too, and turned it into a shortie. Even as a Steelers fan, I have to admit that they should have gotten a flag as well because Coach Joey Porter came off the bench and baited Pacman into his penalty.
Pacman was such a talented player but couldn't control his impulses to save his life.
@@russs7574 nice to see a steeler fan admit that. Porter should have been the only one to get that second flag for starting that crap and it still pisses me off to this day.
There should be a special place or Hall of Shame for these players. A big statue of Leon Lett should be in the front foyer.
I love how Burfict (sp?) is trying to tell Marvin Lewis that he hit him with his shoulder, as if that made it legal.
Man, the Steelers are the dirtiest team in history. Carson Palmer
Just saw one yesterday. UFL. Birmingham Stallions vs San Antonio Brahmas. Birmingham is down 3 points, 4th Qtr, Brahmas driving but have 4th down and forever (26 yards). Brahmas throw an incomplete pass and Stallions DB #24, Kenny Robinson Jr, has some after play activity while the receiver is on the ground roughing him up. PF called, 1st and goal San Antonio. They score a TD, put the game out of reach. 🤣
1:42 As a Tennessee Vol, it ain't nuttin' better than seeing a Florida gator who can't speak.
You've got that right...Go Big 🍊!!
Why would someone want to act like a dog urinating?
Bad culture.
They have the intelligence of animals and the behavior as well
ignorant attempt at humor based on the Mississippi State team name of Bulldogs
I think it's called "Furry".
"very rare" *has all the plays that you would expect in a video with this title*
The plural of "penalty" is "penalties," NOT "penalty's." You don't use an apostrophe to form a simple plural. Talk about the kettle calling the pot black!
ZZZ ZZZZZZZ
No body giving s shit.
Seriously, WHO throws a shoe?
is it me or were all these by the usual suspects?
Number 30 knew right away how dumb that was he straight up punched Wilson lol
this is why coaches try their hardest to get smart players. just not much to choose from in athletics.
Pickings are slim every year. Most coaches really don't care as long as the dude can play the position.
Marco Wilson 🤦♂️
That Florida-LSU game was epic. a 3-5 LSU on the road at #6 8-1 Florida. A thrown shoe and loss of possession, a 57 yd FG made, a FG missed the last play of the game. You just can't make it up,
That bengals player was a disgrace to the game.
Dumb penalty on the part of the Florida player. It was unsportsmanlike conduct no question about it. The player, coach and team needed to be sent a message and hopefully they all learned from it. Good call by the referee.
No it wasn’t at all! It was a moronic penalty that once again the refs altered a game!
@@crazysoundman It was the correct call. You don't take someone's cleat and throw it down the field. That could have penalized two different ways. One is delay of game on the defense and the way it was called unsportsmanlike conduct.
Florida lost the game because they lacked discipline and self control.
Theres a common denominator in these plays but I can't put finger on it.
Certain segments struggle with emotion control.
I can, but I'd end up in "comment time out" if I specified.
@@IamScoHo "Certain segments" are governed by their passions rather than reason. That's not to say they're incapable of reason, they just don't see the value in it. It's why they excel at athletics, not because of physical differences, but because they can shift into a sort of "wild animal mode" that others lack.
The worst of all time has got to be that kid from Mississippi. It just can’t get any dumber than that…
When I saw what Marco Wilson did and saw the subsequent LSU FG, I was steamed. Wilson threw more than just a shoe. He threw away a game that Florida had no business losing.
Lesson from the first two clips: If it's not a football, don't throw it.
How you gonna leave the 2 dumbest plays in NFL history....both plays by Leon Lett
Bills 12 men missed field goal
Against the Broncos, right? Yeah, that one belongs in this video.
Ian Eagle jinxed himself before the final play of the Browns and Chiefs game
Dude, please make things plural with an s or es, not 's. Come on. You must not have tried in school at all. Penalties.
Is that why Browns the way he is now.
It does seem to be the line of demarcation.
2009 grey cup should be in here. too many men.
I think all of the replies to my comment below apply.
Man I was at the steelers bengals game, and as a steeler fan it was absolutely hilarious to see their fans go from cocky as hell to quiet as a church mouse
Good thing Burfict was on the Bungles sideline then 😂
How is it legal to call and enforce a penalty on a player who didn’t commit a penalty??!
They just got the number wrong, that doesn't obviate the foul.
I’ll never understand how a penalty after the completion of a play should give the offense a fresh set of downs. It ought to be enforced on the penalized team’s offense when they take the ball. Or the player who was unsportsmanlike should be punished by way of suspension.
If I'm getting the ball back regardless, with the lead no less, what incentive do I have to not commit penalties following a change of possession? Otherwise that time would be a free-for-all of taunting and other unsportsmanlike conduct.
Why wasnt the Kansas City versus Cleveland one an "in the grasp" call?
Because the NFL probably didn't have the rule at the time. I remember it being a thing around the early 90s (possibly late 80s too) and then being brought back in recent years but I think during that ~25 year period in between it wasn't really used except in cases where the QB was in serious danger of getting hurt.
Is there a common factor here?
Browns always find a way..ought to just shut it down, give any monies left to a dying city that's put up with this sht for too long..
Rudd not the biggest mistake in Browns history. The Browns are the biggest mistake in Browns history.
Yes kids, there was a time when the Chiefs beating the Browns could be called a "miracle".
I need to be filmed celebrating so my classless initagram channel can have "content."
Go Gators!
I would like to thank Elijah Moore for that penalty. It got Luke fired and got us Lane Kiffin.
"Hey, look at me!!". Yeah, we see you. Wait for double zeroes next time.
Pluralizing words with apostrophes is dumb.
First two should be named biggest idiots in the NFL.
I wonder what Ruud said to try to justify what he did.
As long as they got to celebrate everything is ok
well....well....all these mistakes were done by a certain group of people.
End of game, late flag, rigged outcome.
I was at the Mississippi State vs Ole Miss game it was epic!
Could not have happened to a better team
In typical browns fashion
Never fails to see the browns in these videos
Primal anger! Pure uncontrolled emotion!
... penalties ...
sheesh!
Bell curve.
😮😮😮
The Dwayne Ruud play is the most bonehead play I can say I've ever had the privilege of seeing live
would rank up there with Jim Marshal returning a fumble 80 yards the wrong way for a safety.
@@kurtmorris454 Not quite, champ.
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏻♂️
As dumb as both leon lett plays
Why? It was an obvious "in the grasp" call that wasn't called for some reason.
@@crashnbl1 same reason basketball refs aren't going to call some fouls in the final seconds of a game. the rule is there to protect qbs, not to snuff out a team's last chance to win a game. not defending it, just saying that's how refs generally see it.
The yeet heard round the world. Greatest play in football history 😂
2:20 since when is it legal to throw a pass to a lineman??
It wasn’t a forward pass.
@@toddbrookhart4771 Only eligible receivers can catch laterals. Did he line up as tackle-eligible?
@@robertlevine2827 that only applies to forward passes
@@robertlevine2827 Everyone is elegible for a lateral
@@robertlevine2827 Oh no, anybody can catch a lateral, or backward pass.
The Dwayne Rudd referee sounded like an angry parent scolding a child.
Learn to English
Surprised I didn't see any dallas cowboy highlights here
Especially leon lett
@@crisespinoza1979 Leon Lett lost two games on silly mistakes, but none of them were penalties
Pride cometh before forever-being-remembered-for-your-own-arrogant-stupidity!
Excessive celebration? Isnt that what happened after ole miss missed the extra point with 4 sec left, how long was Miss St celebrating before they finished the game? More time celebrating than after the TD. Stupid rules that make no sense
They got flagged for that too, but it didn't really affect the outcome of the game like the pissing taunt in the end zone did.
The 2009 CFL Grey Cup Championship Game involved a missed game-winning field goal as time ran out that was allowed to be successfully retaken, because the defending team very clearly had one too many players on the field. Surely that has to be the #1 contender for dumbest penalty of all time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/97th_Grey_Cup
LSU no bueno
Yo mama
I’ve never had the outcome of a game impact whether or not I have a good rest of the day or a bad rest of the day. Why should I?
Well if you pay hundreds of dollars for a ticket, you might have a different outlook.