*Jets haven’t beat the pats on the road since in the REGULAR SEASON, audio sounded weird so I decided to cut it out. Don’t worry the jets are still legally owned by the patriots
I'm okay with a 9-7 division winner getting in, but 8-8 or 7-9 and the division winner should forfeit their playoff berth. Hopefully the addition of a 17th regular season game will help this from occurring since it's no longer possible to end a season at .500.
My first year of watching football was 2010, so the 2010 Chargers will always stand out as that weird team that had the #1 offense AND #1 defense in the league yet missed the playoffs due to all-time horrendous special teams.
It's impossible to talk too much smack about Matt Cassell. Sure, he never was an elite NFL QB, but he managed to go from college backup to being in the NFL for years and collecting quite a bit of money along the way. That's some genuine success in life, if you ask me.
everyone brings up the 2010 chargers when this subject comes up. As they should, that season still stings for me with the #1 defense and #1 offense not even making the playoffs. But no one ever brings up the 2005 Chargers. Handed the patriots their worst home loss in the brady belichick era, also ended the colts near perfect season, but a couple fluky charger like losses, on top of forgetting how to play run defense(their speciality at the time) had them missing the playoffs entirely at 9-7. That season stings more than 2010 for me, felt like they really could've ran through the entire AFC that postseason
Ugh, as someone who loved the players they assembled, '05 and especially 2010 were heartbreaking to me. I never really put my faith in the team enough to count as a "true" Chargers fan, but I let myself get my hopes up both of those seasons. That consistent inconsistency is the madness of the Chargers. I'm still so scarred by the experience that I refuse to believe that the Chargers will finish better than a seventh seed, even though my game-by-game projections have them winning the division. Brandon Staley is a good coach, but the spirit of San Diego is going to possess him at some unforeseen crucial point, just like during the Raiders game last year.
One of my favorite teams that didn’t make the playoffs was the 2013 Cardinals. They went 10-6 and 4 of those losses came against their own Divisonal rivals. Such a shame they played in a brutal division.
With all the good teams in the new, post-Brady AFC, especially KC, how do you feel about Buffalo's chances of going all the way before Josh Allen's washed up?
Are you referring to the 1991 season because I believe that’s the year the Falcons owned the tiebreaker over the 49ers with both teams finishing at 10-6. Amazingly it was a Hail Mary in the game in Atlanta that literally got the Falcons into the playoffs and knocked the 49ers out.
1991 10-6 49ers. They were one of the hottest teams at the tailend of the season and regained their former and future top dog swag. They lost the tiebreaker to 1991 Falcons. The 1991 Deion, MC Hammer, fat, drunk Brett Favre Falcons.
Really good and enjoyable video bro. But I actually think the Jets did beat the Patriots at Gillette Stadium in 2010/2011 NFL Season during the Divisional Round, winning 28-21. However, this was still a really good video. Keep it up!
That’s true I thought I said regular season but I guess I didn’t. I actually made sure they didn’t win in gilette in the regular season but I guess it didn’t matter if I fucked up the words
The 1991 Eagles should be up there. An all time great defense that in 2017 was named as the greatest defense of the prior 30 years by Football Outsiders above squads like the 2000 Ravens, the 2002 Bucs, the 2006 Ravens, the 2008 Steelers, the 2013 Seahawks, and the 2015 Broncos. The team couldn't catch a break at quarterback though as Cunningham got hurt week 1. That was a Super Bowl caliber team if he was healthy.
Funny thing is about the 08 patriots was that people forget that Matt casel went on to get a Pro bowl once he went to the Kansa city chiefs after leaving and he threw more picks in 08 and less touchdowns then Tom in 07 if Tom was there they’d be at least 14+ wins it was like night and day 18-1 Vs 11-5 that’s a 7 game difference like comparing a 14-2 team with a 7-9 team or regular season alone 13-3 vs 8-9 team tbh ngl
Imma be that one crazy guy but the 2020-21 Dolphins. *10-6* that is all But for real, the 2010 Chargers were pretty much an all around great team with Special Teams that were in the nicest terms, special.
1980 Patriots went into the last gane with a shot at the #1 seed and a 91% chance of making the playoffs but missed the lost season as 6 games went the wrong way for them on the final week
2019 Dallas cowboys is worth talking about. Similar to the chargers, they had the #1 offense and #11 defense and yet they finished 8-8 and missed the playoffs. The 2 biggest issues that hurt them was how poorly inconsistent Jason Garrett’s and Kellen Moores’s play calling/decision making was and despite the defense being ranked in the top 5 in every category, they were ranked 26th in run defense (the main reason why the defense ranked 11th instead of being ranked higher) meaning they literally couldn’t stop the fucking run to save their lives which lead to them losing games they should’ve easily won such as losing to the bears, jets, and eagles
also remember that 11-05 Patriots team beat the super bowl contender Arizona Cardinals before they even got in the playoffs commentary of that thing was is this a playoff team that we're taking on lol
That 08 Cardinals team was a strange one. Got annihilated by Philly on Thanksgiving night and by the Matt Cassel led Patriots, yet had a magical run to the SB, thumping a dominant Panthers team in the divisional round before beating Philly in a rematch to make the Superbowl.
How did you miss the 1991 San Francisco 49ers? They won 8 games by at least two touchdowns and didn't lose any games by more than 7 points. The first year without Montana and Steve Young gets injured before he comes back and the 49ers go on an absolute tear. They won their last 6 games, and beat 3 playoff teams in the final 4 weeks. They beat the NFC West champion Saints 38-24 in week 14, the AFC Wild Card Chiefs 28-14 in week 16, and DESTROYED the NFC Wild Card Bears 52-14 in the season finale! They outscored their opponents by 154 points on the season and by 95 points in the season closing 6 game win streak. They were absolutely the best team in football at the end of the season.
1978 chargers 1986 Vikings 1984 cardinals 1986 Seahawks 2008 patriots 1991 49ers 1980 patriots 1989 redskins 1991 eagles 2009 steelers 1967 colts 1975 dolphins 1976 bengals 2004 bills 2005 chiefs 2010 chargers all of those teams are the best teams to miss it 2012 bears 1981 chiefs 2014 eagles 1989 saints 2018 steelers 1989 packers 2002 dolphins also the 1986 bengals 1979 redskins
It's such a bad take to say that Bolts team were so good. This "legendary" offense didn't even lead the league in scoring (the Pats were top) and were almost identical to the Eagles (third). Philly scored only 0.2 less points per game and averaged only 6 yards less per game. Now, that 2010 Eagles is the Mike Vick, Shady McCoy, DeSean Jackson Eagles - They were a serious offense. And that shows in the stats. And yet no-one talks about them like the Bolts 2010 offense despite near identical stats. Presumably it's because Rivers just threw while Vick generated yards on the ground too. And also because the Eagles made the playoffs. Forgetting the Eagles - The Pats score 4.8 more points per game, while gaining less yards. This is the Randy Moss patriots, with Gronk and Hernandez. A serious offence. So what is the difference? Well the Pats just use their drives better, and as a result play ahead and don't have to pushpushpush for every yard every game. The Pats score 37 TDs that year to 30 in San Diego, and the Pats require far fewer yards total to create 37 TDs. What's happening? Well, Brady only throws 5 INTs all year, to Rivers' 13. So a big chunk of yards are just being wasted by giving the ball away for free. Next, the Pats run ~50 fewer plays to score their points that season, despite Rivers throwing more yards per attempt. That shows a lack of production. They get yards, but they don't score points and they don't play with a lead. They get stuck into close games and so have to just keep snapping the ball when the Pats would just punt it because they are 2 TDs ahead. Their special teams gets some flak here, and maybe it is deserved. Some notable give ups do leave the offense in a bit of a hole. But this supposedly legendary offense had a couple of one score games where they had the ball and a chance to drive down and win or tie, and they couldn't do it. They couldn't punch it in.
Phillip Rivers is not a future NFL HoF. He is, however, a HoF choker, and will be remembered for all the free Ws he gave AFC East teams in the playoffs
Pre-merger teams shouldn’t even count here. 2010 Chargers, 1991 49ers and Eagles, 1985 Broncos, 2004 Bills, 1980 Patriots, 2008 Patriots, 1989 Bengals, 1993 Cardinals, among many others, all played in an era where each conference had multiple wild card teams, yet due to bad luck and failure to execute in key spots, they still weren’t able to get in, despite being pegged as top-10 teams by SRS.
2008 pats imho are the best nfl team to never make the playoffs. It’s a shame that they lost Brady, but they still fared well in the season, going 11-5 without him. Then the next season, Brady plays and the team finishes 10-6. Go figure
The 2020-2021 colts got sooo lucky about the nfl generously adding a 7th seed into the playoffs, this was the only time that a 7th seed put up a good game against a 2nd seed.
The 1976 bengals finished 10-4. Didn't make the playoffs, because pittsburgh was on top of the afc central that year. Cincy was 6th in offense, 7th in defense
The idea of an 11-win team missing the playoffs is mind-blowing lololol. 2008, the AFC was pretty load with the Wildcard teams that year was the Ravens (11-5) and Colts (12-4). The Chargers got in on a Technicality (8-8) As for 1967, there wasn't too many teams in the league at that point in time, but still a load of BS.
naw I hate when an nfc team will go 12-4 and have there division rival go 13-3 so automatically they are the 5th or 6th seed ? that’s crazy, better record but have to play road games in playoffs against the worse teams ?
According to Buccaneers Dwight Smith the 2002 New Orleans Saints were better than 2002 Super Bowl champions Buccaneers. Saints didn't make it to playoffs
It will be impossible moving forward that a “great” team to never make the playoffs in this new format…. Unless an entire conference is so top heavy, you have two under .500 division champs. At that point, a great team ain’t making it regardless.
i would but Im honestly getting tired of the amount of times i've talked about eli manning and those giants teams so maybe i could do this way down the line, but imma need a break from eli for at leas
*Jets haven’t beat the pats on the road since in the REGULAR SEASON, audio sounded weird so I decided to cut it out. Don’t worry the jets are still legally owned by the patriots
I really hate when a 9-7, 8-8 or 7-9😱team wins there div and a 3rd place 11-5 team misses the playoffs. They can fix that
I'm okay with a 9-7 division winner getting in, but 8-8 or 7-9 and the division winner should forfeit their playoff berth.
Hopefully the addition of a 17th regular season game will help this from occurring since it's no longer possible to end a season at .500.
@@jliller 8-8-1 is still a possibility and I’m pretty sure that lands you at .500
That's why they added the extra wild card game...
I hear ya, but both are pretty rare
How? I don’t think they can.
My first year of watching football was 2010, so the 2010 Chargers will always stand out as that weird team that had the #1 offense AND #1 defense in the league yet missed the playoffs due to all-time horrendous special teams.
dorktown moment
My Packers won that year, but shit, that whole thing baffled me.
It's impossible to talk too much smack about Matt Cassell. Sure, he never was an elite NFL QB, but he managed to go from college backup to being in the NFL for years and collecting quite a bit of money along the way. That's some genuine success in life, if you ask me.
As a Colts fan, when hearing about Buffalo and the Seahawks, all I can remember is our last season… where we lost to Jacksonville
Gotta keep the statistic rolling, colts simply can’t win in Duval.
@@trevordillon1921 loool. Not since Andrew at least, couple of rough years for the jags
everyone brings up the 2010 chargers when this subject comes up. As they should, that season still stings for me with the #1 defense and #1 offense not even making the playoffs. But no one ever brings up the 2005 Chargers. Handed the patriots their worst home loss in the brady belichick era, also ended the colts near perfect season, but a couple fluky charger like losses, on top of forgetting how to play run defense(their speciality at the time) had them missing the playoffs entirely at 9-7. That season stings more than 2010 for me, felt like they really could've ran through the entire AFC that postseason
Ugh, as someone who loved the players they assembled, '05 and especially 2010 were heartbreaking to me. I never really put my faith in the team enough to count as a "true" Chargers fan, but I let myself get my hopes up both of those seasons. That consistent inconsistency is the madness of the Chargers.
I'm still so scarred by the experience that I refuse to believe that the Chargers will finish better than a seventh seed, even though my game-by-game projections have them winning the division. Brandon Staley is a good coach, but the spirit of San Diego is going to possess him at some unforeseen crucial point, just like during the Raiders game last year.
Such a solid RUclipsr you should have so many more subscribers then you already have and the content is hilarious and interesting at the same time
One of my favorite teams that didn’t make the playoffs was the 2013 Cardinals.
They went 10-6 and 4 of those losses came against their own Divisonal rivals.
Such a shame they played in a brutal division.
The NFC West was brutal in the early 2010’s. They seemed to always produce the top 1-3 teams in the league every year. Crazy shit. LOL
I'm a Bills fan and that 2004 season made me sick. 2005-2013 was the worst stretch of their playoff drought.
With all the good teams in the new, post-Brady AFC, especially KC, how do you feel about Buffalo's chances of going all the way before Josh Allen's washed up?
If I remember, correctly, Steve Young's first season as the starter in San Fran, they went 11-5 and missed the playoffs
Are you referring to the 1991 season because I believe that’s the year the Falcons owned the tiebreaker over the 49ers with both teams finishing at 10-6. Amazingly it was a Hail Mary in the game in Atlanta that literally got the Falcons into the playoffs and knocked the 49ers out.
1991 10-6 49ers. They were one of the hottest teams at the tailend of the season and regained their former and future top dog swag. They lost the tiebreaker to 1991 Falcons. The 1991 Deion, MC Hammer, fat, drunk Brett Favre Falcons.
Really good and enjoyable video bro. But I actually think the Jets did beat the Patriots at Gillette Stadium in 2010/2011 NFL Season during the Divisional Round, winning 28-21. However, this was still a really good video. Keep it up!
That’s true I thought I said regular season but I guess I didn’t. I actually made sure they didn’t win in gilette in the regular season but I guess it didn’t matter if I fucked up the words
@@tubfrog Hey it's no big deal bro. You still did a great job with the rest of the video.
@@tomrichards2158 I feel bad cause this video was pretty rushed, but I promise the videos will only get better from here
@@tubfrog Well I'm looking forward to the next video brother. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see where you go from here.
The 1991 Eagles should be up there. An all time great defense that in 2017 was named as the greatest defense of the prior 30 years by Football Outsiders above squads like the 2000 Ravens, the 2002 Bucs, the 2006 Ravens, the 2008 Steelers, the 2013 Seahawks, and the 2015 Broncos. The team couldn't catch a break at quarterback though as Cunningham got hurt week 1. That was a Super Bowl caliber team if he was healthy.
Man here in Miami we had a 10 win Dolphins team was insanely good with a prime Ricky Williams and great defense miss the Playoffs in the early 2000s
Funny thing is about the 08 patriots was that people forget that Matt casel went on to get a Pro bowl once he went to the Kansa city chiefs after leaving and he threw more picks in 08 and less touchdowns then Tom in 07 if Tom was there they’d be at least 14+ wins it was like night and day 18-1 Vs 11-5 that’s a 7 game difference like comparing a 14-2 team with a 7-9 team or regular season alone 13-3 vs 8-9 team tbh ngl
The defense carried lowkey
Imma be that one crazy guy but the 2020-21 Dolphins.
*10-6* that is all
But for real, the 2010 Chargers were pretty much an all around great team with Special Teams that were in the nicest terms, special.
1980 Patriots went into the last gane with a shot at the #1 seed and a 91% chance of making the playoffs but missed the lost season as 6 games went the wrong way for them on the final week
Thanks for the response tubfrog, btw I love watching these vids, they basically the highlight of the week, except for maybe playing football ofc
2019 Dallas cowboys is worth talking about. Similar to the chargers, they had the #1 offense and #11 defense and yet they finished 8-8 and missed the playoffs. The 2 biggest issues that hurt them was how poorly inconsistent Jason Garrett’s and Kellen Moores’s play calling/decision making was and despite the defense being ranked in the top 5 in every category, they were ranked 26th in run defense (the main reason why the defense ranked 11th instead of being ranked higher) meaning they literally couldn’t stop the fucking run to save their lives which lead to them losing games they should’ve easily won such as losing to the bears, jets, and eagles
Yoooo very good vid keep it up man
That chargers team has become the definitive image of the franchise in my mind
Finishing #1 in total yards and yards allowed on defense, going 9-7 and missing the playoffs is the most Chargers thing of all time
Because special teams matters
also remember that 11-05 Patriots team beat the super bowl contender Arizona Cardinals before they even got in the playoffs commentary of that thing was is this a playoff team that we're taking on lol
That 08 Cardinals team was a strange one. Got annihilated by Philly on Thanksgiving night and by the Matt Cassel led Patriots, yet had a magical run to the SB, thumping a dominant Panthers team in the divisional round before beating Philly in a rematch to make the Superbowl.
The 2008-2009 cardinals were routed 7-47 against the titans
I still wear my Ryan Mathews jersey for my Chargers away games. The losses sting, but it’s really about watching good games every week.
Love your videos
Just waiting till the day I see Jags vs Texans in the Super Bowl
That day will never come my brother
They cant because they are both afc but they can play in the afc title gamw
Dang the chargers had a plus 1,078 point differential through 5 weeks that’s insane
Yeah, Frog was drunk with the calculator or meant yardage differential or just misread the script.
Yeah I meant yardage differential
Haha ya I know I was just messing around. Love your videos man keep it up
How did you miss the 1991 San Francisco 49ers? They won 8 games by at least two touchdowns and didn't lose any games by more than 7 points. The first year without Montana and Steve Young gets injured before he comes back and the 49ers go on an absolute tear. They won their last 6 games, and beat 3 playoff teams in the final 4 weeks. They beat the NFC West champion Saints 38-24 in week 14, the AFC Wild Card Chiefs 28-14 in week 16, and DESTROYED the NFC Wild Card Bears 52-14 in the season finale! They outscored their opponents by 154 points on the season and by 95 points in the season closing 6 game win streak. They were absolutely the best team in football at the end of the season.
Nice video. I subscribed
1978 chargers 1986 Vikings 1984 cardinals 1986 Seahawks 2008 patriots 1991 49ers 1980 patriots 1989 redskins 1991 eagles 2009 steelers 1967 colts 1975 dolphins 1976 bengals 2004 bills 2005 chiefs 2010 chargers all of those teams are the best teams to miss it 2012 bears 1981 chiefs 2014 eagles 1989 saints 2018 steelers 1989 packers 2002 dolphins also the 1986 bengals 1979 redskins
I love your editing style, super entertaining
the content is really amazing shoutout bruvvv
This is a good vid by a small yt keep up the good work
Hey you made this video idea, nice!! Next up most surprising 1 and done playoff teams?? Teams you thought would win it all
Video idea- best team with a losing record
Most underrated youtuber
Dolphins missed the playoffs in 2020 with a 10-6 record
5:25 - thoroughly penetrated? By 9 points.. 16-7
The game wasn’t close at all
It was the Jets defense that won that Super Bowl against the wildly over-confident Colts 16-7.
Namath didn't have a single touchdown pass
Already knew this was gonna have the 2010 chargers
It's almost like Philip Rivers was in the thumbnail
Aye I commented about this chargers team on the last video! :)
It's such a bad take to say that Bolts team were so good. This "legendary" offense didn't even lead the league in scoring (the Pats were top) and were almost identical to the Eagles (third). Philly scored only 0.2 less points per game and averaged only 6 yards less per game.
Now, that 2010 Eagles is the Mike Vick, Shady McCoy, DeSean Jackson Eagles - They were a serious offense. And that shows in the stats. And yet no-one talks about them like the Bolts 2010 offense despite near identical stats. Presumably it's because Rivers just threw while Vick generated yards on the ground too. And also because the Eagles made the playoffs.
Forgetting the Eagles - The Pats score 4.8 more points per game, while gaining less yards. This is the Randy Moss patriots, with Gronk and Hernandez. A serious offence. So what is the difference? Well the Pats just use their drives better, and as a result play ahead and don't have to pushpushpush for every yard every game.
The Pats score 37 TDs that year to 30 in San Diego, and the Pats require far fewer yards total to create 37 TDs. What's happening? Well, Brady only throws 5 INTs all year, to Rivers' 13. So a big chunk of yards are just being wasted by giving the ball away for free.
Next, the Pats run ~50 fewer plays to score their points that season, despite Rivers throwing more yards per attempt. That shows a lack of production. They get yards, but they don't score points and they don't play with a lead. They get stuck into close games and so have to just keep snapping the ball when the Pats would just punt it because they are 2 TDs ahead.
Their special teams gets some flak here, and maybe it is deserved. Some notable give ups do leave the offense in a bit of a hole. But this supposedly legendary offense had a couple of one score games where they had the ball and a chance to drive down and win or tie, and they couldn't do it. They couldn't punch it in.
Title should be best NFL team to “not” make the playoffs. Those words have different meanings.
Phillip Rivers is not a future NFL HoF. He is, however, a HoF choker, and will be remembered for all the free Ws he gave AFC East teams in the playoffs
1984 cowboys should be in the list for best teams to miss the playoffs we were 4th in our division and we were better than the giants
Video idea: best teams to lose in the superbowl
Patriots
2007 Patriots
2013 Broncos
2015 Panthers
2016 Falcons
Just in the last 15 or so years.
They were so good that I wish they did win a ring.
Putting rivers in the hall of fame is like Putting tony Romo in the hall of fame.
Love this one
Maybe not enough to make this list but last years chargers and colts had star studded rosters and blew it
Pre-merger teams shouldn’t even count here.
2010 Chargers, 1991 49ers and Eagles, 1985 Broncos, 2004 Bills, 1980 Patriots, 2008 Patriots, 1989 Bengals, 1993 Cardinals, among many others, all played in an era where each conference had multiple wild card teams, yet due to bad luck and failure to execute in key spots, they still weren’t able to get in, despite being pegged as top-10 teams by SRS.
Cassell's career is amazing
2008 pats imho are the best nfl team to never make the playoffs. It’s a shame that they lost Brady, but they still fared well in the season, going 11-5 without him. Then the next season, Brady plays and the team finishes 10-6. Go figure
Why you say Willie Parker name like that, like he didn't rush for a 1,000+ yards 3 straight years and make 2 straight pro bowls?
There is no way that the charges had a point differential of 1,078 through 5 weeks of the season. What are you even saying there??
The 2020 Colts would've made this list & missed the playoffs any year before 2020. 11-5 & a 7th seed.
The 2020-2021 colts got sooo lucky about the nfl generously adding a 7th seed into the playoffs, this was the only time that a 7th seed put up a good game against a 2nd seed.
Why is Phillip rivers a future hall of gamer?
cause hes good at football
The 1976 bengals finished 10-4. Didn't make the playoffs, because pittsburgh was on top of the afc central that year. Cincy was 6th in offense, 7th in defense
True
The 1989 saints 9-7 missed the playoffs
Talent wise my 2018 Steelers could have beaten anyone that year especially if Le’Veon Played.
Another banger 👌🏽
Yea Secret Base already had a vid on these chargers.
The 1985 broncos went 11-5, and did not reach the postseason
Yes
The idea of an 11-win team missing the playoffs is mind-blowing lololol.
2008, the AFC was pretty load with the Wildcard teams that year was the Ravens (11-5) and Colts (12-4). The Chargers got in on a Technicality (8-8)
As for 1967, there wasn't too many teams in the league at that point in time, but still a load of BS.
The 8-8 chargers team is another example of a team making a playoff with a worse record than a team who missed the playoffs
The Matt Castle lead Patriots. I think it was 02?? I could be wrong.
Nope. 08.
@@Tylnorton right
lol i hate that i grew up as a charger fan
Future Hall of famer is such a skewed title given out nowadays....Deion said that "A hall of famer changed the darn game", did Rivers do that?
Did Curtis Martin change the game?? Did Troy Aikman change the game? What about Gary Zimmerman? What about Harry Carson? Etc.
Nice video
naw I hate when an nfc team will go 12-4 and have there division rival go 13-3 so automatically they are the 5th or 6th seed ? that’s crazy, better record but have to play road games in playoffs against the worse teams ?
even after months of searching I still have no idea what spongebob music he plays
It’s still a mystery
10:13 and the following season they won their division with only 10 wins
I think the Rivers, Gates, and If chargers had seau, and MVP Ladinian would have won a ring
TUBFROG :D
You're hell good at youtube
Good video
Commenting just for my daily good deed
2007 Patriots went 16-0. You said 17-0 two different times.
They went 17-0.
Easily any team where Philip Rivers was at the helm.
NEVER make the playoffs doesn't make sense. It should be MISS the playoffs or NOT make the playoffs.
Didn't even need any graphic. Let alone the pic of father of 9. ....or is it 9+?
9 and counting i believe
mark Sanchez beat them in Gillette in the playoffs so your wrong
1962 lions should’ve gotten a mention
Fax
According to Buccaneers Dwight Smith the 2002 New Orleans Saints were better than 2002 Super Bowl champions Buccaneers. Saints didn't make it to playoffs
You mean a 16-0 regular season
It will be impossible moving forward that a “great” team to never make the playoffs in this new format….
Unless an entire conference is so top heavy, you have two under .500 division champs.
At that point, a great team ain’t making it regardless.
I don't think rivers is a hall of famer. He is a ring of honor guy but not a hall of fame.
2008 Is not the last time the Jets won in Gillette stadium 2010 AFC Divisional round is the last time
Day 2 of asking tub to make a vid of the best playoff runs of all time, nick foles and the eagles, Eli manning and the giants
i would but Im honestly getting tired of the amount of times i've talked about eli manning and those giants teams so maybe i could do this way down the line, but imma need a break from eli for at leas
Probably the 07 Lions
Dolphins fan here. Sorry Pats.
2013/2014 cardinals?
😢1980 Patriots
Willie Parker was good
He was but in that year he was a rookie who only had 160 yards on the whole season
2022 Las Vegas Raiders
Not gonna lie, lost some credibility by referring to Philip Rivers as a future Hall of Famer....
The way you said Willie Parker like he was some trash player
Brett Favre last great Jets QB?
Only took 10 teams
Chargers gonna charger. It’ll give me a heart attack one of these days
2022 Chargers probably
Denver was 12-4 was out
TubFrog
2008 was not the last year the jets won against the home patriots - The jets beat the pats in Gillette stadium in the 2010
Divisional playoffs
Ya I meant regular season I accidentally cut it out of the recording cause it sounded weird
@@tubfrog ok got you….I like your videos you give a unique spin on the NFL