Can you imagine playing in -15 back in the 60’s where you could decapitate people and the field was just plain grass. Whether you got hit or hit the ground, it must have felt like getting shot out of a cannon into a brick wall
I think the most painful turf would have been the late '80s and early '90s astroturf used in Philadelphia. People said it was like playing on concrete with a small carpet over it
To add more to it, Vince Lombardi actually tried to get his men to not wear gloves that day because he wanted to intimidate Dallas. Jerry Kramer responded: HELL YES I'M GOING TO WEAR GLOVES! IT'S `16 FUCKING BELOW OUT THERE!!! And Dave Robinson, who was black, said to the equipment guy: Give me a pair of brown gloves, he won't notice.
@@michaelcorcoran8768 it wasn't LIKE playing on carpeted concrete, it basically was playing on carpeted concrete. If they had that shit nowadays team docs would be placing half of the team on the injured list after each game. Dude's definitely took a hell of a beating every week playing on that crap back then, and for pocket change compared to what guys get paid now.
@@michaelcorcoran8768 its about the same, frozen fields may even have the edge. Its like playing on concrete with no carpet over it from my experience growing up in the north and playing ball.
Games Showcased 0:30 - Green Bay @ Arizona (2015 NFC Divisional Round) 2:51 - Oakland @ New England (2001 AFC Divisional Round - Tuck Rule Game) 4:27 - Dallas @ Green Bay (1967 NFL Championship - Ice Bowl) 5:46 - Buffalo @ New York Giants (Super Bowl XXV - Wide Right) 7:42 - St Louis @ New England (Super Bowl XXXVI) 9:02 - Cincinnati @ San Francisco (Super Bowl XXIII) 10:42 - New York Jets @ Baltimore Colts (Super Bowl III) 11:57 - New Orleans @ Minnesota (2017 NFC Divisional - Minneapolis Miracle) 13:39 - San Diego @ Miami (1981 AFC Divisional - Epic In Miami) 15:16 - Pittsburgh @ Arizona (Super Bowl XLIII) 16:26 - Baltimore Colts @ New York Giants (1958 NFL Championship - Greatest Game Ever Played) 17:27 - New York Giants @ New England (Super Bowl XLII) 19:06 - Houston Oilers @ Buffalo (1992 AFC Wild Card) 20:44 - Pittsburgh @ Dallas (Super Bowl XIII) 22:06 - New England @ Atlanta (Super Bowl LI - 28-3) 23:32 - Cleveland @ Denver (1986 AFC Championship - The Drive) 25:06 - St Louis @ Tennessee (Super Bowl XXXIV - One Yard Short) 26:38 - Miami @ Oakland (1974 AFC Divisional - Sea of Hands) 27:41 - New York Giants @ San Francisco (1990 NFC Championship) 29:11 - Miami @ Kansas City (1971 AFC Divisional) 30:30 - New England @ Seattle (Super Bowl XLIX) 32:07 - Dallas @ San Francisco (1981 NFC Championship - The Catch)
As a Giants fan, the DeSean Jackson game killed me. I remember screaming "NO!!!" like Luke Skywalker and lying flat on my back for a half hour. But 14 months later, totally different story. 😁
Being a Packers fan, that loss to the Cardinals in the divisional round hurt really bad at the time. Nowadays, the loss really doesn’t hurt because the Panthers most likely would’ve stomped on us if we played them in the NFC Championship.
Being a Packers fan, just add it to the list of playoff failures: The Cowboys in the 90's, SB 32, the Niners in '98, 5 INTs vs the Rams in '01, Mike Vick in '02, 4th and 26, Randy Moss "moon" game in '04, Favre's last game as a Packer vs Eli and the Giants, Packers-Cardinals #1 (51-45), Eli and the Giants, again, in '11, spoiling a 15-1, Colin Kaepernick and his Niners in '12 and '13, Brandon Bostick muff in '14, the 2 failures mentioned in this video, the Niners, *again* , in '19, Tompa Bay in '20, the Niners, *_again_* , in '21.
@@Empr4evr at least your not a saints and titans fan One yard short, Minneapolis Miracle, NOLA No Call, Rams Choke In Week 18, 31 Point Comeback Vs The Bills, Beastquake, final Second Touchdown vs the 9ers, 3 Int Vs Bengals.
I would think that conference championship game debacle against the Seahawks would be your all-time hated game. How GB failed to win that affair after wilson threw 5 picks is beyond me.
The 2000 Titans never get their due as an all time great defense. People remember the Ravens but Tennessee allowed just 191 points, which is seven less than the '85 Bears. And like Baltimore, they only allowed 10 points in their playoff clash, let down by a blocked FG return and a pick 6 by the special teams and offense.
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Pick 6 was Eddie George's fault. Ray Lewis gets credit for that play, but Eddie dropped it, otherwise he catches it and gets some yards. Its not like Lewis stepped in and took it.
@@phillipdicks6926 I’m only slightly mad. That was fair. Low blow. But fair. Edit: But hey, Brady’s in our division. So I guess we’re in this together. Besides, Brady seems to have a weakness. The Saints. As much as I hate to see the Saints get wins…I love watching them beat Brady.
So many great memories . My entire childhood and adult life as a football fan recaptured. The only mention of my Lions was Megatron's fumble that wasn't a fumble, But I could live by Vicariously through the dynasties , And enjoy most of them
@@MichaelMurphy-kj3xfIt was Elway’s last 4th quarter comeback, a rare 400 yard game, they trailed by 10 in the 4th quarter, and it was the final Elway/Marty showdown
We need a part 2 to this because yall missed games like Miracle at the Meadowlands 1 and 2, The Immaculate reception game, Packers Vs Seahawks 2015 NFC Championship game, The Infamous Ben Roethlisberger Tackle in the AFC Divisional Game Steelers Vs Colts, and many more. I wanna see a part 2.
Great job, NFL Throwback! I love the effort, research, humor, editing, and so on in your videos. I am a life long falcons fan and all I have to say is…pain.
That chiefs game hurt to watch, and I’m a Steelers fan. That was the first game I saw where I began to understand how crazy loud arrowhead gets and it definitely seems like a great atmosphere
@@jruth77 yep.. that’s one of the loudest games I’ve heard from arrowhead. The regular season game with New England back in 2014 and the Titans afc championship game are the only games off the top of my head I remember arrowhead being that loud
Look, I'm no Cowboys fan, but it isn't exactly fair to characterize their 1982 run as a "last gasp." They were neck and neck with the Redskins in '83 at 12-2 until Washington took the wind out of their sails in one of the most hotly anticipated regular season games of all time. Two years later, they won the division again before losing to the Rams in the divisional round. It wasn't until halfway through the 1986 season that the Landry Cowboys finally collapsed, falling from a 6-2 midway mark to a 7-9 finish.
The 93 oilers had a very interesting and very heartbreaking season. Read up on it or watch urinatingtrees video about it… they went 12-4 after all kinds of tragedy and internal turmoil
Hell, the A Football Life on them was awesome. That was the Moon Oilers in a fell swoop...so much talent, but forever dysfunctional and lacking the coaching to make the necessary adjustments in critical games.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 The playoff losses to Buffalo and Kansas City showed the greatest weakness of the Run and Shoot; the inability to run the clock. The Oilers weren't built to switch to a running game to pound the ball and run the clock. And possibly the most dysfunctional moment in all sports, when Buddy Ryan punched Kevin Gilbride.
@@tygrkhat4087 it’s insane how literally every single offense you can ever run has strengths and different weaknesses. The R&S just couldn’t close games
0:00 Intro 0:29 Packers-Cardinals II 2:50 The “Tuck Rule” 4:27 The Ice Bowl 5:45 Wide Right 7:42 Brady’s 1st Ring 9:02 Montana Magic 10:42 Namath’s Guarantee 11:57 Minneapolis Miracle 13:38 The Epic in Miami 15:15 Santonio Holmes Tip-Toe 16:25 The Greatest Game Ever Played 17:26 The Helmet Catch 19:05 The Comeback 20:44 The Battle of the 70’s 22:05 28 to 3 23:30 The Drive 25:05 One Yard Short 26:37 The Sea of Hands 27:39 Montana’s End in San Fran 29:10 The Longest Game Ever Played 30:29 Run. The. Ball. 32:07 The Catch
@Jared Hutchins I guess they restricted it to playoff games, but the 54-51 game and comeback in the meadowlands are two of the greatest regular season games
You could argue that the 1970 Cowboys lost the greatest ugly game in Super Bowl V (11 turnovers; 7 by Dallas), and they went on to win the Super Bowl the following season.
Just to clarify, the Cowboys committed four turnovers in that game, while the Colts turned it over seven times. But the turnovers committed by Dallas were absolute backbreakers.
As a Pats fan the 28-3 game will always be my favorite super bowl but I honestly feel bad for Matt Ryan. Seeing him walk off the field with that look back at what could’ve been was rough and it’s only worse now that he was also the QB in the new largest comeback loss of NFL history.
This is the first time I've heard the "Minneapolis Miracle" described accurately - the result of an all-time missed tackle. No disrespect to Diggs, but he had very little to do with that play working out as well as it did.
WTF was he doing on that play? The ball is thrown high, so he ducks his head and just dives forward, without even looking where he's headed for the tackle? WTF.
@@jimmyplenderleith9471 they needed an open field stop and to keep him in bounds because the vikings had 1 more play if not. Vikings literally dis that exact same play earlier and were stopped in that exact same way
@@Amonabus OK, but come on, that tackle attempt made 0 sense...he's not even looking where he's trying to hit and the ball is thrown high, which means he NEVER looked where the ball was going. Just makes no sense why he took the line he did, why he never looked to see where Diggs was or where the ball was. Wait for him to catch it and tackle him in bounds
Not a coincidence that they left out the Packers vs Cardinals game from 2009. Mentioned it twice, but somehow don't include the highest scoring playoff game in league history and one that went to OT? If they did the little thing at the end about none of the teams winning the title the next year wouldn't be true, since GB did win the title the following year.
@@mre695 Nope. They mentioned it twice but didn't officially include it. If they did they would have talked about the loser, the Green Bay Packers, and how they won the Superbowl the following season. That never came up in the video
I think it would have been great transition from after the Cardinals lost that close Super bowl to the Steelers to talk about the Packers who had lost to the Cardinals in that epic wild card round game the following year point out the fact that the year after that the Packers went ahead and won the Super bowl.
1:40 love the channel but its always funny. Both plays went to Fitz who did all the work that drive but you gave Palmer the credit we give the qb too much praise when those YAC was all fitz. He could have easily went out of bounds.....but he was hungry.
He is the best playoff WR I have ever watched. I have literally watched him DOMINATE so many playoff games it's crazy. He was truly a man amongst boys in the postseason
As NJ Cardfan said, it should be 3. The first being Superbowl 43. Then the 1 that was not included, the 09 Cards vs Packers which was the highest scoring playoff game ever. Then it was the Sequel that was included here, the 15 Cards vs Packers. It's a shame the Cardinals couldn't win a SB in each of those seasons with Fitzgerald.
As a Pats fan join the club….. 2007 will always be on these lists too. 2011 to an extent sometimes, but the perfect season loss with Moss will always sting a bit.
This has been great so far and I haven't finished the video yet but I can't believe you didn't bother to mention that when the raiders did go to the Super bowl the following year after losing the Tuck rule game when they lost to the buccaneers the bucks did have the raiders coach from the year before Jon Gruden any pretty much literally knew exactly what the raiders would do against his team and he got sweet revenge against them for trading him. But I do like to bring up that the raiders eventually got their revenge right back on him by beating him in the final week of the 2008 season which caused the buccaneers to miss the playoffs and then they fired him
Super Bowl 51. The beginning of the end for Thomas Dimitroff. The Falcons never recovered from that choke job. 2017 was a year filled with ups and downs, where we ended up as the sixth seed. The only reason we won against the Rams was because of how inexperienced McVay was at the time. Then against the Eagles, Sarkisian’s playcalling did us no favors as the Eagles defense smothered Matt Ryan. Tevin Coleman was one of the very few bright spots in that game. But it ended in failure. 2018 saw us getting injuries to damn near every defensive playmaker, which explains why Beasely never got injured, and our O line, which got Matt Ryan killed behind the line, which ended up with Sarkisian and Marquand Manuel, the defensive coordinator for the best defense the Falcons have has in the 2010s, losing their jobs. 2019 saw the inexplicable return pf Dirk ‘I like to throw the ball all day long’ Koetter. The man responsible for our O line getting hacked before Dan Quinn showed up. And to no surprise from me, the running game was a no show, the defense was getting tired due to the constant 3 and outs, and Matt Ryan was damn near killed again for 2 whole seasons. Julio then left the Falcons, wanting to win a Super Bowl before he retired. Now this last season was a mix for me. We were still rebuilding but while we didn’t have talent, we had more fight. Thanks to Aj Terrell, Grady Jarrett, Cordarelle Patterson, and Kyle Pitts, we went game by game sometimes winning sometimes being blown out. It was a season to determine where we needed help. Our O line was put through the fire, and got exposed, at least 3/5 of it was. Unfortunately for some reason we went after Deshaun Watson, which pissed off Matt Ryan who decided he wanted a trade.
“More late game misfortunes” is a wild way way to phrase ‘fell victim to one of the worst officiating errors the league has ever seen’ They seriously didn’t even mention the refs in the script😂😂😂
Overlooked Omission: 'Mile High Miracle' aka 'Rocky Mountain Rainbow' Joe Flacco to Jacoby Jones 70-yard game-tying TD & Double OT Divisional Round Baltimore Ravens 38-35 victory over Denver Broncos on a 47-yard FG via then-Rookie / now GOAT Kicker Justin Tucker - followed by tremendous Broncos run from 2013-2015, beginning with Peyton Manning's TD record-setting season, Denver losing in Super Bowl to Seattle Seahawks, then eventually winning it all in 2015 against the Carolina Panthers in SB 50. How this whole story - along with excellent postseason game to jump-start said epic tale - were excluded is beyond me!
That Seahawks/Lions highlight where Seattle batted the ball out the back of the endzone was illegal. But the refs didn’t call it and it screwed the Lions once again.
So is no one going to talk about how Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in 2018 had arguably one of the best seasons by a QB ever only to lose to Tom Brady and the Patriots in OT after an offsides call on what would've been the game clinching play in the fourth quarter of the AFC Championship game, only to go on to win the Super Bowl the very next season?
You should probably go back and watch Mahomes drive before the famous off sides call you mentioned 😉 (PS pretty sure a flag thrown at the snap will affect a play) ✅ Turnover overturned by unrelated PI call ✅ 23 Yards on PI call ✅ 30+ yards to the 2 yards line on uncalled pick play ✅ Chiefs get a 4 point lead from the 2 😉
PS Brady outgunning Mahomes with 3 straight TD drives, to win that game after Mahomes took a 4 point lead with 8 minutes to go, was a fantastic game! ( by both Mahomes and Brady) 👌 Thought of it watching the Chiefs Bills game 👌👌👌
I was stationed in Pearl harbor Hawaii and went downtown to Waikiki and got a hotel room for the weekend. I planned on hitting the beach during the day and the bars at night and I found myself stuck in the room watching the Houston versus Buffalo game where Buffalo came back from down 34 to 3 . The outrigger hotel. It's crazy the things you remember but I'll never get over that game because Beebe stepped out of bounds and then came back in and caught that pass from Frank Reich and scored a touchdown. Should have never counted.
Then the St. Louis Rams move to LA to become The LA RAMS. The LA RAMS would toil in obscurity for a few years before acquiring Matthew Stafford from the Detroit Lions through a trade of Jared Goff. Matthew Stafford in his first year with the LA Rams would lead them to a Superbowl win.
2:59 No no no, groans from everyone outside of Massachusetts. It wasn't an L for the Raiders, it was a L for the NFL, one of the biggest of time. It was the beginning of (still the GOAT but) unathletic, overrated, lucky ass Tom Brady and the Patriot's dynasty. What a cold, dark, dreary, melancholy and dismally downtrodden night across the nation, and we hadn't even the slightest clue as to what it had started. But little did we know, that was ground zero, and the rest is history; irreversible, permanent, forever tormenting and daunting history, out of the hands of even the most mightiest of man and stronger and perennially overpowering over those who beg it was all just a nightmare. God help us all.
as a Eagles fan, i was definitely a Packers fan during that playoff game.. i rooted for them like they were my Eagles💯 that's the distain, the hatred i feel for the Cowgirls
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Bro The NBA Needs a channel like NFL Throwback
Ong god 😩😩😩
YES!
Facts !!!!
Every pro sports league needs a channel like this tbh.
Just another reason why the NFL is better
Can you imagine playing in -15 back in the 60’s where you could decapitate people and the field was just plain grass. Whether you got hit or hit the ground, it must have felt like getting shot out of a cannon into a brick wall
I think the most painful turf would have been the late '80s and early '90s astroturf used in Philadelphia. People said it was like playing on concrete with a small carpet over it
@@michaelcorcoran8768 It was.
To add more to it, Vince Lombardi actually tried to get his men to not wear gloves that day because he wanted to intimidate Dallas. Jerry Kramer responded: HELL YES I'M GOING TO WEAR GLOVES! IT'S `16 FUCKING BELOW OUT THERE!!!
And Dave Robinson, who was black, said to the equipment guy: Give me a pair of brown gloves, he won't notice.
@@michaelcorcoran8768 it wasn't LIKE playing on carpeted concrete, it basically was playing on carpeted concrete. If they had that shit nowadays team docs would be placing half of the team on the injured list after each game. Dude's definitely took a hell of a beating every week playing on that crap back then, and for pocket change compared to what guys get paid now.
@@michaelcorcoran8768 its about the same, frozen fields may even have the edge. Its like playing on concrete with no carpet over it from my experience growing up in the north and playing ball.
As a saints fan I'm crying thinking about THAT moment in 2017, 2018, and 2019
Same, man, same
Same with me
🤣🤣 Karma
@@puppethound ok
Same
Games Showcased
0:30 - Green Bay @ Arizona (2015 NFC Divisional Round)
2:51 - Oakland @ New England (2001 AFC Divisional Round - Tuck Rule Game)
4:27 - Dallas @ Green Bay (1967 NFL Championship - Ice Bowl)
5:46 - Buffalo @ New York Giants (Super Bowl XXV - Wide Right)
7:42 - St Louis @ New England (Super Bowl XXXVI)
9:02 - Cincinnati @ San Francisco (Super Bowl XXIII)
10:42 - New York Jets @ Baltimore Colts (Super Bowl III)
11:57 - New Orleans @ Minnesota (2017 NFC Divisional - Minneapolis Miracle)
13:39 - San Diego @ Miami (1981 AFC Divisional - Epic In Miami)
15:16 - Pittsburgh @ Arizona (Super Bowl XLIII)
16:26 - Baltimore Colts @ New York Giants (1958 NFL Championship - Greatest Game Ever Played)
17:27 - New York Giants @ New England (Super Bowl XLII)
19:06 - Houston Oilers @ Buffalo (1992 AFC Wild Card)
20:44 - Pittsburgh @ Dallas (Super Bowl XIII)
22:06 - New England @ Atlanta (Super Bowl LI - 28-3)
23:32 - Cleveland @ Denver (1986 AFC Championship - The Drive)
25:06 - St Louis @ Tennessee (Super Bowl XXXIV - One Yard Short)
26:38 - Miami @ Oakland (1974 AFC Divisional - Sea of Hands)
27:41 - New York Giants @ San Francisco (1990 NFC Championship)
29:11 - Miami @ Kansas City (1971 AFC Divisional)
30:30 - New England @ Seattle (Super Bowl XLIX)
32:07 - Dallas @ San Francisco (1981 NFC Championship - The Catch)
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Another great gem from this platform. Keep up the good work, NFL throwback!!👍
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As a Giants fan, the DeSean Jackson game killed me. I remember screaming "NO!!!" like Luke Skywalker and lying flat on my back for a half hour. But 14 months later, totally different story. 😁
Bro as a saints fan that Minnesota miracle still haunts me to this day
@@LahhT6 Ouch. Yeah, the Saints have had a lot of playoff heartbreakers over the last decade or so.
@Jared Hutchins Yeah I commented before watching the whole video, and it wasn't there. I mean, it wasn't a playoff game, but it may as well have.
@@Levi338-y9x don’t even remind me of that😂
Bro, me too!!!
Being a Packers fan, that loss to the Cardinals in the divisional round hurt really bad at the time. Nowadays, the loss really doesn’t hurt because the Panthers most likely would’ve stomped on us if we played them in the NFC Championship.
Being a Packers fan, just add it to the list of playoff failures: The Cowboys in the 90's, SB 32, the Niners in '98, 5 INTs vs the Rams in '01, Mike Vick in '02, 4th and 26, Randy Moss "moon" game in '04, Favre's last game as a Packer vs Eli and the Giants, Packers-Cardinals #1 (51-45), Eli and the Giants, again, in '11, spoiling a 15-1, Colin Kaepernick and his Niners in '12 and '13, Brandon Bostick muff in '14, the 2 failures mentioned in this video, the Niners, *again* , in '19, Tompa Bay in '20, the Niners, *_again_* , in '21.
@@Empr4evr at least your not a saints and titans fan
One yard short, Minneapolis Miracle, NOLA No Call, Rams Choke In Week 18, 31 Point Comeback Vs The Bills, Beastquake, final Second Touchdown vs the 9ers, 3 Int Vs Bengals.
I would think that conference championship game debacle against the Seahawks would be your all-time hated game. How GB failed to win that affair after wilson threw 5 picks is beyond me.
At least u had arnie herbe, Bart Starr, Brett Favre, and Rodgers as yo qbs
cards fan. That game was so awesome. Every time the Packers and Cardinals play it ought to be a very amazing and interesting game
The NHL needs a throwback channel like this.
all sports do, but NFL Films is in a class of its own
Bro in less than 30 videos you have earned EVERY single footballs fan love on this site
Falcons will never recover from 28-3
never💯 they goin have to rebrand the team and change cities to get over that
They could win 20 Super Bowls in the next 25 years. But all that will be said is “remember 28-3”
Fascinating how so many teams either duplicated or exceeded what they did after these losses.
Interesting Fact. The NY Giants have won 4 Super Bowls and Bill Belichek was involved in all 4.
Yes this is true.
yes he's essentially been a useless bystander and a product of his best player (LT and tom brady) in all 4.
@@knowyourenemy50 you clearly have never played the sport
The 2000 Titans never get their due as an all time great defense. People remember the Ravens but Tennessee allowed just 191 points, which is seven less than the '85 Bears. And like Baltimore, they only allowed 10 points in their playoff clash, let down by a blocked FG return and a pick 6 by the special teams and offense.
Yep
I loved the those titan teams
Hey just wanted to tell you that Plz read everything btw Jehovah and his son Jesus Christ love you so much that God would send his one and only son Jesus Christ to die on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead 3 days later Get a relationship with God and Jesus and confess for your sins and Live for Christ and not the world and allow God and Jesus into your hearts. God and Jesus are trying to save you from going to hell.
HELL IS NOT A JOKE. Jehovah and Jesus are all of our Gods and Lords and Saviors✝️✝️✝️✝️SPREAD THE WORD✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️Pray to Jehovah and his son Jesus Christ get saved today ✝️✝️✝️✝️SPREAD THE GOSPEL✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️
Because they didn't win the big one.
Pick 6 was Eddie George's fault. Ray Lewis gets credit for that play, but Eddie dropped it, otherwise he catches it and gets some yards. Its not like Lewis stepped in and took it.
As a Falcons fan, the Minneapolis Miracle is one my favorite moments ever.
as a saints fan, 28-3 is one of my favorite moments ever
@@phillipdicks6926 I’m only slightly mad. That was fair. Low blow. But fair.
Edit: But hey, Brady’s in our division. So I guess we’re in this together. Besides, Brady seems to have a weakness. The Saints. As much as I hate to see the Saints get wins…I love watching them beat Brady.
So many great memories . My entire childhood and adult life as a football fan recaptured. The only mention of my Lions was Megatron's fumble that wasn't a fumble, But I could live by Vicariously through the dynasties , And enjoy most of them
Still waiting on that Randall Cunningham career highlights video
Throwback request: 12/6/1998 Chiefs at Broncos (Elway’s final 4th quarter comeback)
yes!
Watching a 13-0 team at home beat a 5-8 team isn't that exciting to most viewers
@@MichaelMurphy-kj3xfIt was Elway’s last 4th quarter comeback, a rare 400 yard game, they trailed by 10 in the 4th quarter, and it was the final Elway/Marty showdown
I can never get tired of the narrator's voice and the lovely editing! The stories are well worth the watch as well
We need a part 2 to this because yall missed games like Miracle at the Meadowlands 1 and 2, The Immaculate reception game, Packers Vs Seahawks 2015 NFC Championship game, The Infamous Ben Roethlisberger Tackle in the AFC Divisional Game Steelers Vs Colts, and many more. I wanna see a part 2.
2002 NFC Wildcard round Giants vs 49ers.
Great job, NFL Throwback! I love the effort, research, humor, editing, and so on in your videos. I am a life long falcons fan and all I have to say is…pain.
Sorry u have dat illness 😬
@@shedrick3878 ha 🥲
Well... At least u recovered 3 onside vs us AND STILL SOMEHOW LOST
@@coldestvr_ and that player who recovered those kicks is gone now.
@@ONCICOLA wait one player recovered all of them?
😂 Zis is a saints fan btw
This channel just keeps getting better when I didn’t think it possible. Hell of a video!
2018 AFC Championship game is always so underrated.. although it hurts as a Chiefs fan
That chiefs game hurt to watch, and I’m a Steelers fan. That was the first game I saw where I began to understand how crazy loud arrowhead gets and it definitely seems like a great atmosphere
@@jruth77 yep.. that’s one of the loudest games I’ve heard from arrowhead. The regular season game with New England back in 2014 and the Titans afc championship game are the only games off the top of my head I remember arrowhead being that loud
That 2014 Pats-chiefs game was the best thing to happen to pats. It started their second run.
@@amadorluis2008 yeah through the TV I heard how loud it was, and they even modulate the crowd!
I expected either that game or the mnf with the rams to be on the list
NFL throwback never misses .. keep it up !!!
Look, I'm no Cowboys fan, but it isn't exactly fair to characterize their 1982 run as a "last gasp."
They were neck and neck with the Redskins in '83 at 12-2 until Washington took the wind out of their sails in one of the most hotly anticipated regular season games of all time.
Two years later, they won the division again before losing to the Rams in the divisional round.
It wasn't until halfway through the 1986 season that the Landry Cowboys finally collapsed, falling from a 6-2 midway mark to a 7-9 finish.
"New England held an all-time offense to only 3 points in the first half" - much easier to do that when you know what plays they are running.
💯💯💯
The 93 oilers had a very interesting and very heartbreaking season. Read up on it or watch urinatingtrees video about it… they went 12-4 after all kinds of tragedy and internal turmoil
I've seen that video before (huge fan of Tree)
Hell, the A Football Life on them was awesome. That was the Moon Oilers in a fell swoop...so much talent, but forever dysfunctional and lacking the coaching to make the necessary adjustments in critical games.
ruclips.net/video/YFRPaZ--l_M/видео.html
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 The playoff losses to Buffalo and Kansas City showed the greatest weakness of the Run and Shoot; the inability to run the clock. The Oilers weren't built to switch to a running game to pound the ball and run the clock. And possibly the most dysfunctional moment in all sports, when Buddy Ryan punched Kevin Gilbride.
@@tygrkhat4087 it’s insane how literally every single offense you can ever run has strengths and different weaknesses. The R&S just couldn’t close games
0:00 Intro
0:29 Packers-Cardinals II
2:50 The “Tuck Rule”
4:27 The Ice Bowl
5:45 Wide Right
7:42 Brady’s 1st Ring
9:02 Montana Magic
10:42 Namath’s Guarantee
11:57 Minneapolis Miracle
13:38 The Epic in Miami
15:15 Santonio Holmes Tip-Toe
16:25 The Greatest Game Ever Played
17:26 The Helmet Catch
19:05 The Comeback
20:44 The Battle of the 70’s
22:05 28 to 3
23:30 The Drive
25:05 One Yard Short
26:37 The Sea of Hands
27:39 Montana’s End in San Fran
29:10 The Longest Game Ever Played
30:29 Run. The. Ball.
32:07 The Catch
Where's double doink?
@Empr4evr Not in the video.
@Jared Hutchins I guess they restricted it to playoff games, but the 54-51 game and comeback in the meadowlands are two of the greatest regular season games
You could argue that the 1970 Cowboys lost the greatest ugly game in Super Bowl V (11 turnovers; 7 by Dallas), and they went on to win the Super Bowl the following season.
Just to clarify, the Cowboys committed four turnovers in that game, while the Colts turned it over seven times. But the turnovers committed by Dallas were absolute backbreakers.
Dude y’all need to put those old games in hd so I can watch em is sick quality.
Really cool vid keep it up love this channel. Can't wait for this NFL season
All other Big 5 American sports leagues (MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS) need channels like this.
As a Pats fan the 28-3 game will always be my favorite super bowl but I honestly feel bad for Matt Ryan. Seeing him walk off the field with that look back at what could’ve been was rough and it’s only worse now that he was also the QB in the new largest comeback loss of NFL history.
Yeah well that Super Bowl done fucked me up just so you know haven’t been the same since
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This is the first time I've heard the "Minneapolis Miracle" described accurately - the result of an all-time missed tackle. No disrespect to Diggs, but he had very little to do with that play working out as well as it did.
You're right, the vikings had attempted that same play prior and diggs got shut down.
The whiff seen round the world.
WTF was he doing on that play? The ball is thrown high, so he ducks his head and just dives forward, without even looking where he's headed for the tackle? WTF.
@@jimmyplenderleith9471 they needed an open field stop and to keep him in bounds because the vikings had 1 more play if not. Vikings literally dis that exact same play earlier and were stopped in that exact same way
@@Amonabus OK, but come on, that tackle attempt made 0 sense...he's not even looking where he's trying to hit and the ball is thrown high, which means he NEVER looked where the ball was going. Just makes no sense why he took the line he did, why he never looked to see where Diggs was or where the ball was. Wait for him to catch it and tackle him in bounds
The Cardinals and packers game got me i was so excited going into OT and then Packers defense let larry run all over us to the 1yard line
Watching Kaepernick run all over the Packers defense in '12 was nightmare inducing.
Just got reconstructive ankle surgery. Been BINGE watching these while recovering. Thank you for the nostalgia. Best channel on RUclips
I'm watching this the day after Franco passed away. Great player, but, I can testify he was an even better man. Thanks 32. You were immaculate.
Well done! That took me on a memorable emotional roller coaster ride. Thanks.
This is essential viewing for the off season.
fr besides watching old auburn games or packers
The Dolphins in 81 & 82 were maybe the greatest group of overachievers ever.
This is a certified hood classic
Not a coincidence that they left out the Packers vs Cardinals game from 2009. Mentioned it twice, but somehow don't include the highest scoring playoff game in league history and one that went to OT? If they did the little thing at the end about none of the teams winning the title the next year wouldn't be true, since GB did win the title the following year.
They did include that game though?
@@mre695 Nope. They mentioned it twice but didn't officially include it. If they did they would have talked about the loser, the Green Bay Packers, and how they won the Superbowl the following season. That never came up in the video
Adam Vinatieri in the snow: Tuck Rule game MVP.
Throwback request: Best NFL rivalries of the nineties and today.
Love that channel❤️🔥
War eagle Auburn and go pack go
At least you referred to the pre-80s Colts as a BALTIMORE team; Indy has claim to the mediocre teams after that only.
I think it would have been great transition from after the Cardinals lost that close Super bowl to the Steelers to talk about the Packers who had lost to the Cardinals in that epic wild card round game the following year point out the fact that the year after that the Packers went ahead and won the Super bowl.
This was an incredible watch. Great work my friend
Bills are a franchise of eternal sadness
James Brooks played in at least 3 of the games mentioned. Which says something for him. He really hung around & could still play.
Me when I read the title:😀
Me remembering I’m a Seahawk fan:😫
You guys do a great job with these videos.
1:40 love the channel but its always funny.
Both plays went to Fitz who did all the work that drive but you gave Palmer the credit we give the qb too much praise when those YAC was all fitz. He could have easily went out of bounds.....but he was hungry.
Great idea for a video
28-3 still haunts me in my dreams. Not to mention the 4th down fail against the Eagles the next year
Them games are legendary
I like the 1997 super bowl and I'm a packers fan that should be on here it was huge
Kyle brandt and peter schrager should do commentary on games again
This was my response to one of the losses (@9:02 through 10:41): being on the quietest bus ride to school the next day.
Make a video for the teams who won 10+ games and still missed the playoffs
My Cards would be on their twice: 1976 and 2013.
Crazy how Fitz had a huge role in two of the best games of all time. Truly a legend
He is the best playoff WR I have ever watched. I have literally watched him DOMINATE so many playoff games it's crazy. He was truly a man amongst boys in the postseason
3, technically, because in the first Packers/Cardinals thrilling overtime playoff game Fitz had 6 catches for 82 yards and 2 scores.
As NJ Cardfan said, it should be 3. The first being Superbowl 43. Then the 1 that was not included, the 09 Cards vs Packers which was the highest scoring playoff game ever. Then it was the Sequel that was included here, the 15 Cards vs Packers. It's a shame the Cardinals couldn't win a SB in each of those seasons with Fitzgerald.
that rams-saints game still pisses me off, the way the pats played in that super bowl, i know drew bree’s would’ve taken advantage unlike the rams
As a falcons fan I already know that 2016 season is coming on the list
As a Pats fan join the club….. 2007 will always be on these lists too. 2011 to an extent sometimes, but the perfect season loss with Moss will always sting a bit.
Dan Fouts at 13:40 🔥
Now everyone will wonder about the 2022 Bills.
"More on Atlanta in a bit"
Haha
Bro i just noticed the murray magic play against the bills happened to the cardinals lol
I feel bad for the losers of amazing games
I do too
Me Too
Week 18 - Chargers/Raiders, 2021 season. Should’ve been a tie 😭.
Belichick was the coordinator for a defense led by Lawrence Taylor that is crazy to me
what about 2018 Rams vs Chiefs?
This has been great so far and I haven't finished the video yet but I can't believe you didn't bother to mention that when the raiders did go to the Super bowl the following year after losing the Tuck rule game when they lost to the buccaneers the bucks did have the raiders coach from the year before Jon Gruden any pretty much literally knew exactly what the raiders would do against his team and he got sweet revenge against them for trading him. But I do like to bring up that the raiders eventually got their revenge right back on him by beating him in the final week of the 2008 season which caused the buccaneers to miss the playoffs and then they fired him
Super Bowl 51. The beginning of the end for Thomas Dimitroff. The Falcons never recovered from that choke job. 2017 was a year filled with ups and downs, where we ended up as the sixth seed. The only reason we won against the Rams was because of how inexperienced McVay was at the time. Then against the Eagles, Sarkisian’s playcalling did us no favors as the Eagles defense smothered Matt Ryan. Tevin Coleman was one of the very few bright spots in that game. But it ended in failure. 2018 saw us getting injuries to damn near every defensive playmaker, which explains why Beasely never got injured, and our O line, which got Matt Ryan killed behind the line, which ended up with Sarkisian and Marquand Manuel, the defensive coordinator for the best defense the Falcons have has in the 2010s, losing their jobs. 2019 saw the inexplicable return pf Dirk ‘I like to throw the ball all day long’ Koetter. The man responsible for our O line getting hacked before Dan Quinn showed up. And to no surprise from me, the running game was a no show, the defense was getting tired due to the constant 3 and outs, and Matt Ryan was damn near killed again for 2 whole seasons. Julio then left the Falcons, wanting to win a Super Bowl before he retired. Now this last season was a mix for me. We were still rebuilding but while we didn’t have talent, we had more fight. Thanks to Aj Terrell, Grady Jarrett, Cordarelle Patterson, and Kyle Pitts, we went game by game sometimes winning sometimes being blown out. It was a season to determine where we needed help. Our O line was put through the fire, and got exposed, at least 3/5 of it was. Unfortunately for some reason we went after Deshaun Watson, which pissed off Matt Ryan who decided he wanted a trade.
“More late game misfortunes” is a wild way way to phrase ‘fell victim to one of the worst officiating errors the league has ever seen’ They seriously didn’t even mention the refs in the script😂😂😂
20:06 "In the '93 Oilers responded with a miracle run of their own." ?
Keep making more of these amazing and hilarious videos
Overlooked Omission: 'Mile High Miracle' aka 'Rocky Mountain Rainbow' Joe Flacco to Jacoby Jones 70-yard game-tying TD & Double OT Divisional Round Baltimore Ravens 38-35 victory over Denver Broncos on a 47-yard FG via then-Rookie / now GOAT Kicker Justin Tucker - followed by tremendous Broncos run from 2013-2015, beginning with Peyton Manning's TD record-setting season, Denver losing in Super Bowl to Seattle Seahawks, then eventually winning it all in 2015 against the Carolina Panthers in SB 50. How this whole story - along with excellent postseason game to jump-start said epic tale - were excluded is beyond me!
I never get tired of reminders that the cowboys haven’t made the conference championship since the 90’s
this is crazy. nice job once again throwback :D
Another great spotlight piece.
How, just how is the Chiefs Bills divisional round and the 49ers Saints week 15 in 2019 not there
These are the sport videos we need
the 91 redskins are one of the 2 most underrated teams in nfl history. 73 dolphins are the other 1
Surprised you didn't include the Immaculate Reception
that bullshit in the 2018 NFC championship game still annoys me, how the hell did the ref not call that a flag
but then you would have been curbstomped by brady with another brees choke job
That Seahawks/Lions highlight where Seattle batted the ball out the back of the endzone was illegal. But the refs didn’t call it and it screwed the Lions once again.
Thank you for not including the 2014 packers
So is no one going to talk about how Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in 2018 had arguably one of the best seasons by a QB ever only to lose to Tom Brady and the Patriots in OT after an offsides call on what would've been the game clinching play in the fourth quarter of the AFC Championship game, only to go on to win the Super Bowl the very next season?
Well that 2018 AFC championship wasn’t “one of the greatest games in NFL history”
But that is a great comeback story
@@mbdg6810 gotta be up there but I hear ya.. go watch the highlights of that game tho
You should probably go back and watch Mahomes drive before the famous off sides call you mentioned 😉 (PS pretty sure a flag thrown at the snap will affect a play)
✅ Turnover overturned by unrelated PI call
✅ 23 Yards on PI call
✅ 30+ yards to the 2 yards line on uncalled pick play
✅ Chiefs get a 4 point lead from the 2 😉
PS Brady outgunning Mahomes with 3 straight TD drives, to win that game after Mahomes took a 4 point lead with 8 minutes to go, was a fantastic game! ( by both Mahomes and Brady) 👌 Thought of it watching the Chiefs Bills game 👌👌👌
@@Pingo21 Found the salty chiefs fan 😜
After losing the ice bowl in 1967, the cowboys would win the Super Bowl 4 years later in 1971 NFL Season
And, after the Cards beat the Pack in 09, the Packers won the Super Bowl on the road the entire way.
i feel like the vikings gotta be on the "most points" for a team that didn't make the playoffs after last year.
I am a Vikings fan and they are always the bride's maid and never the bride. Yet they will get maid to Lombardi someday.
Actually the cowboys lost in the eastern conference championship
Ummm chiefs lost an amazing game against the rams in 2018 and then won a title in 2019
Not in the playoffs.
@@Rockhound6165 oh was this video about best playoff games? Hmm I may have missed that. If so my bad
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The nfc east is buffalo's worst nightmare... Literally
I was stationed in Pearl harbor Hawaii and went downtown to Waikiki and got a hotel room for the weekend. I planned on hitting the beach during the day and the bars at night and I found myself stuck in the room watching the Houston versus Buffalo game where Buffalo came back from down 34 to 3 . The outrigger hotel. It's crazy the things you remember but I'll never get over that game because Beebe stepped out of bounds and then came back in and caught that pass from Frank Reich and scored a touchdown. Should have never counted.
Then the St. Louis Rams move to LA to become The LA RAMS. The LA RAMS would toil in obscurity for a few years before acquiring Matthew Stafford from the Detroit Lions through a trade of Jared Goff. Matthew Stafford in his first year with the LA Rams would lead them to a Superbowl win.
I WILL FOREVER HATE the refs for that Saints/Rams game. FOREVER
2:59 No no no, groans from everyone outside of Massachusetts. It wasn't an L for the Raiders, it was a L for the NFL, one of the biggest of time. It was the beginning of (still the GOAT but) unathletic, overrated, lucky ass Tom Brady and the Patriot's dynasty. What a cold, dark, dreary, melancholy and dismally downtrodden night across the nation, and we hadn't even the slightest clue as to what it had started. But little did we know, that was ground zero, and the rest is history; irreversible, permanent, forever tormenting and daunting history, out of the hands of even the most mightiest of man and stronger and perennially overpowering over those who beg it was all just a nightmare. God help us all.
as a Eagles fan, i was definitely a Packers fan during that playoff game.. i rooted for them like they were my Eagles💯 that's the distain, the hatred i feel for the Cowgirls
What Is The Reason youre An Eagles fans in the season and a Packers fan in postseason there a Choke Artists.
@@jamesnelson5618 Eagles fans root for anyone playing against the Cowboys
Why is the first playoff game between az and Gb in 2009 not on here it was insane