Grossi would’ve definitely made Rodgers happy and they would’ve won a Super Bowl while Grossi not only played Wr but also played CB and won not only the OPOY but also the DPOY. While the city of Greenbay rallied with The Grossi posse and Fire Gutekunst chants
100% wrong about the Colts' mistake. They DID fail Andrew Luck. Yes by the time he retired he had a decent O-line, but by then his body was already destroyed. Not giving him a decent O-line from the beginning cost them at least 5 more years of having frachise QB-level play from Luck.
If the post were about the last 10 years you'd be right. But once you limit it to 5 years you're looking at the part where they acted competently towards their offensive line.
Nah, Luck was dangerously careless with his body. He hurt himself snowboarding which is what ended his 2017 season. Luck was progressively getting sacked less and less
I'd say the Hopkins trade was the worst mistake for Houston, but Brett Kollman's video about how the Duane Brown trade forecasted their collapse makes me think that might've been the point where they fell off the cliff.
Not the Hopkins trade, the O'Brien hire. O'Brien fuked us so hard, he's currently a college OC. I mean, how bad do you have to screw the pooch to go from Pro head coach to College Offensive coordinator?
@@biackopsspokciab6849 Belicheck and the Pats. Just another team duped into thinking the Belicheck line has merit. I fault team ownership both for the hire, and for sticking with him as long as they did. If ownership would have fired him a few years earlier and acknowledged their mistake, I wouldn't call it a fault. Every hire is a gamble, but ownership chose to ride the horse until it died. That's on them. In hindsight I think we can acknowledge that a portion of the Belicheck success came from riding the right GOAT. I'm not willing to say all of it, the man HAS made some good moves. But it's a lot easier when you have the GOAT.
Pat Surtain better be an All-Pro Corner because if Fields is as good as expected. Denver will never live it down because they don't have a long-term answer at QB on the roster.
“Why do the Dolphins hate all of the Fitzpatricks’s?!” As a Dolphin fan that made me feel so many things. I laughed and one tear ran down the side of my face at the same time.
Meh, Fitzpatrick (the safety) was acting like a diva, didn't have a team first mentality, and was just immature. I don't regret trading him. Our defense is top 5 (could be top 1-2 this season) so we're obviously not missing him. As for Fitzmagic, he's not anybodys long term answer at QB. He's fun to watch, but Tua is the future. Better to move on and let Tua take the reigns and not have any lingering doubts in the back of his mind whether he's the guy or not.
Hahahah! Wow. NOW they go get him..... Facepalm.... I love CMC, but he's been so injured... I just don't know... This season is just getting rolling, and it's already insane.... The 49ers have gone from "Naaah, we're gonna start Trey Lance" to now "Hold on, we're making another run!!!"
Again, this has everything to do with position. Watt is a 3-4 OLB and the Cowboys were running a 4-3 scheme. Should they still have picked him? Probably, but he wouldn't be what he is if he played at 4-3 DE. And changing the scheme for one player in a position group that plays as a group is beyond ridiculous.
No, our biggest mistake was rescinding Josh Norman’s franchise tag that offseason. Not only did he have an awesome year, but he was willing to take the tag. But Dave Gettleman, our GM at the time, rescinded the tag due to “ego issues.” We had to spend 3 picks in that year’s draft to account for his loss. Had we kept Norman, we could’ve invested in an offensive line and kept our contending window open.
Paxton lynch was bad but I’ll never forgive Denver for how they treated Phillip Lindsay. Still hasn’t fumbled and was the only guy on the offense last year that showed any heart.
dude...there is a reason why...don't let your emotions cloud your judgement. When Lindsay came in...other teams stacked the box because they knew it was a run. He couldn't catch and was horrible in pass pro. We were essentially tipping our hand every time he came in. He also plays better in a zone scheme behind a fullback, which we don't run anymore of both. This was not a mistake...this was smart and It actually let Phillip go out and find a zone friendly team. His mistake for choosing the Texans, but I'm guessing he wanted to be the #1 back.
Lmfao. Dude couldn't even make it with the Texans. He's super one dimensional and goes down as soon as a finger touches him. Get over it man he's gone and just a running back. Javonte is WAY better
As bad as Paxton Lynch was, if he re-did this list today, Lynch wasn't even in the same stratasphere as the Russell Wilson disaster. That guy's contract is going to be a lead weight around Denver's neck for many years. And that's not even getting into the multiple years worth of drafts they gave up to get him.
The Colts severely mishandled Luck's injuries which exacerbated the issues which directly led to Luck retiring. The dolphins trading Fitzpatrick want bad either because they got good compensation and he didn't want to be there, when you're trying to build a new team and culture it doesn't make sense to keep around players who don't want to be there and could potentially hurt the team's budding chemistry.
So much coverage of Luck when drafted. Could not help but notice how upset he looked (while saying all the right clichés), about how Manning was treated by owner. Then saw an interview at the biggest Colts sports bar in Indy and the fans were pathetic. He was like I have really big shoes to fill and fans were like who cares you're our guy now. He looked shocked and nauseated. Remember Manning broke his neck playing for them. Didn't surprise me he suddenly retired.
Hard facts. Andrew Luck could easily have gone on to do absolutely stellar things and likely would have had a long and storied career if they had just protected the guy
For the Steelers it might be trying to give Ben too many years, the AB stuff, the social media stuff, "The same old Browns" taunt which we'll look back on as the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in the AFC North. Not kidding.
As a Dolphins fans biggest mistake of the Steelers in the last 5 years was the week 17 of last season. Where they decided to rest all of their starters against the Browns. Which screwed over the Dolphins chance of making the playoffs as they needed a Browns lost. And also fucked over the Steelers who by resting all of their starters were basically telling the Browns yea we want to face you guys in the playoffs so were happy to lose this game. Which not that the Browns needed extra motivation but it probably gave them some to know that the Steelers viewed them as the matchup they wanted for the wild card round. Which resulted in the Browns kicking the Steelers teeth in the first half and cruising to an easy win.
@@SuperSaiyanGuyver Yea to be fair we could have just won a week 17 game but we suck in cold weather. What sucked even worse was watching 3 other teams that could have lost to get Miami in. Yet knowing they were playing the Jags, Texans and Bengals the 3 worst teams in the NFL. So it was painful to know that your team wins 10 games which even when only 6 teams made the playoffs usually means for sure your in. Yet the first season they expand it to 7 teams winning 10 games should have meant you had like a 95% of making it. Yet somehow you have 8 teams in the AFC win 10 or more games. Sucked even more seeing the NFC and knowing the 7-9 WFT made it along with the 8-8 Bears.
@@wisewolftony Excellent analysis (same thing happens to teams in other divisions/ conferences all the time). One thing I notice in Dolphins and Bills fans vs fans of the Browns is us Browns fans HAD our moment where they beat Big Ben on a national stage to prove things are different. For years YOU unfortunate souls had to deal with the wood chipper that is Tom Brady and then he just... went away. Like he's Godzilla or something you don't have the catharsis of beating him you just need him to go wreck something else.
As a Gman fan I was pissed. Josh was not accurate who figured what he was doing wrong don't know likehe goes to any other team he's a bust. But they could have pick Q. Nelson rated best lineman overall. Don't need hall of fame back. The Daniel Jones 7th best in his division could've picked in 5th round pick after DJ Josh Allen LB 101/2 sacks first year.
Giants fan here, that take aged like fine wine. Drafting a runningback at number two overall in the 2010s is nonsense. Trade back fifteen spots, pick the best player available and pick up two to four extra draft picks in the process.
if extending Flacco to hold the Ravens over until we draft Lamar is our org's biggest mistake of the past 5 years, then ill gladly take it. id much rather have that compared to 28-3 or passing on Mahomes.
I know you’re adding a lot to your plate this year already but I loved your game breakdowns from the nfl 2 years ago. I just love your insist into the games and I missed that last year. But congrats on everything, you are my first source of NFL news.
Green Bays biggest mistake was trading back in the 2017 draft and picking KEVIN FUCKING KING at 33 when T.J. Watt was still on the board before they traded!
chiefs fan here. spot on with hardman v metcalf. Hardman's had his high points but man. That draft pick is referred to every week at least in KC radio.
Chargers: Going To L.A. Instead Of Las Vegas. They Would Of Actually Have Gotten A Faithful Fan Base In Las Vegas. & With The City If Lights Chargers Just Fit Better & Makes More Sense. Raiders: Moving To Las Vegas Instead Of Going To Los Angeles Where They Already Have A Old School Following & More Oakland Fans Would Attend Games.
You can loon at the Wentz contract and say that was a mistake but the real mistake or mistakes is passing on DK Metcalf in 2019 and Justin Jefferson in 2020
I completely agree about Hardman over Metcalf. When they drafted Hardman and I saw Metcalf on the board, I wanted to throw the remote through my TV screen. We have no number 2 receiver now that the often injured Watkins is gone. Metcalf would have made our offense even more incredible. Crazy pick!
@@justinrodgers1485 not sure about Nick Foles but Matt Stafford would have done great in Denver, hopefully Teddy can be good enough to get us back in the Playoffs
I understand why the chiefs did it, but letting go of Kareem hunt is by far their greatest mistake. A top 10 RB in that offense would make them damn near unbeatable
100% agree on the Jared Goff's extension. There was no reason to give Jared his extension the off season after the Super Bowl run. Had they let it play out, they probably cut ties after 2019 season and try and make a splashy trade for this win now roster.
Honestly for the Bears, it wasn't Trubisky. It was signing Mike Glennon. Going into the offseason with the 3rd overall pick and no real QB, they had a plan to draft a developmental QB, and decided that Mike Glennon was the guy to help with that. If Trubisky sits 2017 behind a competent QB, maybe he develops like Ryan Pace envisioned.
The Colts have definitely done some bad stuff over the years, drafting Elway, Peyton and Luck for 2 SB appearances and 1 ring, but none of this happened the past five years. The reason why Luck was failed by the organisation is Ryan Grigson and that goes back all the way to 2012. And Grigson is already 5 years gone.
The 49ers giving up the farm to move up for a QB ,and changing their minds on which one to take !! Jones was the only pro-ready QB past TL in the first !!!
For the Vikings it’s gotta be that Cousins contract, he hasn’t played super awful but he’s definitely not worth the money they forked over and guaranteed him.
Lol wut? What else would they of done? Teddy? Keeenum? He was their only option and has played pretty damn well the past two years. Him and the offense kept the team afloat last year.
@@johnschull1120 they have so many other problems like o line or defense or kicker instead they blame a good qb who got a playoff win on the road and made a pro bowl
Bengals biggest mistake is actually letting Whitworth and Zeitler out of the building after 2016. They've been desperately trying to fix the offensive line ever since.
I appreciate you providing the context for the Ravens biggest mistake. There was no way that we couldn't extend Joe Flacco and to the guy's credit he bet on himself and boy did it pay off big. The problem was everyone in the world knew that we had to pay him, along with Flacco's agent, and thus they went for the jugular money wise. What apparently Joe didn't understand was the reason that offense was so successful was the passing weapons around him. Because of Flacco's incredibly stupid deal, we lost both #1 and #2 Receivers, then Dennis Pitta basically injures himself out of the league (terrible luck obviously, but it just added to the problems) and now your three primary targets are gone. You elevate Jacoby Jones, a glorified kick returner and #3 receiver to #1 and it bombs horribly. Every quarterback needs to take a lesson from Tom Brady and realize that if you would like to be successful, rather than trying to get paid every single dollar possible, leave enough on the salary cap that the team can put the money to use getting you weapons or protecting your dumb ass.
Matt Patricia is the guy who will forever be an example of "just because you studied Rocket Science, doesn't mean you're smart." Also, _Who the heck runs snow drills for a team that plays over of half its games under a roof? Seriously. What purpose did that actually serve, Matt?_ The Steelers biggest mistake was not preparing for life after Ben when the elbow injury happened. Munchak resigned due to wanting to be closer to family, so I'm not exactly sure there was much the Steelers could have done there.
He was graded as a late first rounder and they had three overall picks. Solid argument to be made they could've picked up a solid high graded player at 4 and still gotten Ferrell.
The Broncos have a laundry list of mistakes in the last 5 years. Vance Joseph, Mark Sanchez, Brock Osweiller, Case Keenum, Paxton Lynch, Drew Lock, Teddy Bridgewater, all the QBs they missed in the draft, all of the OCs, letting Shaq Barret walk, Jerry Juedy, not getting Shanahan. The list is longer these are just off the top of my head
@17:45 The Worst Eagles decision was drafting JJAW over DK Metcalf and its not even close; Well maybe overpaying Carson Wentz, or the whole Howie, Carson, &, Doug Saga but I'm choosing DK on this one
How the heck is the cardinals hassan when almost everyone remembers rosen, the QB that got moved on from in one year. Quite easy pick for them to say was a mistake but no.
How was trading for Isaiah Wilson a mistake? Miami gave up a 2021 7th in return for a former 1st round pick and a 2022 7th. Plus, all of his guaranteed money was voided because of his suspension, meaning Miami spent nothing to acquire him. That 7th round pick they got from the trade was used to acquire Greg Little, a former 2nd round pick from Carolina who may start against NE if Austin Jackson doesn't recover from covid in time. To recap, 2021 7th -> Isaiah Wilson (cut) + 2022 7th -> Greg Little (2nd string LT)
Was also dumb for Bleacher Report to say trading Minkah was are worst move in the last 5 years. As WTF was Miami supposed to do in that situation. Minkah was saying he was going to become a locker room cancer for Miami and try and turn the players against Flores if he wasn't traded. And the only reason Minkah got upset and wanted to be traded was because Miami decided to trade Tunsil and Stills for two 1st round picks and 2nd rd pick which is to good of a deal to pass up. So Minkah got upset that the team was rebuilding. Yet even if we kept Tunsil and Stills no way were we then gonna magically make the playoffs just because we kept a solid LT and a middle of the road WR who isn't even in the league anymore. So Minkah was just being a big stupid baby who couldn't handle one down season in order for the team to be able to rebuild. So I don't understand how that was a mistake by Miami as the only choices for them. Were either to fire Flores to make Minkah happy which would have been so stupid. Or not trade a LT who was about to become a FA who would cost the team a shit ton to keep and a WR who was on the last legs of his career. That trade as well as Minkah trade. Has resulted in us getting Jackson hopefully Tunsil replacement at LT. Then Waddle who could be a future elite WR and FS Holland who could become Minkah replacement as he has a ton of play making ability who was the top ranked S in college before he opted out of the 2020 season. And has a ton of versatility with the ability to also play CB.
*When you realize that the most brutal choke in NFL history is also the greatest highlight in the Atlanta Falcons' history over the last few years* Also, Saquon Barkley is the new-age Reggie Bush
I like the Saquan comparison...so far it kinda makes sense...but remember,Bush had a decent year in 09' helping the Saints to a Super Bowl...I think Barkley is gonna play well this year.
"Imagine Mike Shanahan and run CMC." This video has come circle and Mr. Perna predicted the trade
Glad I wasn’t the only one watching this after the trade
Man that just makes me imagine just how crazier cmc wouldve been all these years with shanahan
It's Kyle.
Same here
Just watched . . . as soon as he mentioned CMC "Well, yeah, about that . . . ".
Packers: not signing FA WR Tom Grossi
He’s 🗑
Drafting love. Then not having grossi in the slot
No way, drafting ARs replacement...or not resigning Jordy Nelson
@@ScottZupek it was a joke, Tom grossi is a packers fan RUclipsr
Grossi would’ve definitely made Rodgers happy and they would’ve won a Super Bowl while Grossi not only played Wr but also played CB and won not only the OPOY but also the DPOY. While the city of Greenbay rallied with The Grossi posse and Fire Gutekunst chants
100% wrong about the Colts' mistake.
They DID fail Andrew Luck. Yes by the time he retired he had a decent O-line, but by then his body was already destroyed. Not giving him a decent O-line from the beginning cost them at least 5 more years of having frachise QB-level play from Luck.
yep Colts did luck dirty, do some research if you don't want to believe me.
ironically half them expect him to un retire and put their uniform back on
If the post were about the last 10 years you'd be right. But once you limit it to 5 years you're looking at the part where they acted competently towards their offensive line.
Like Tree said, they fucked him up. Utterly failed him.
Agree and disagree. This is limited to the last 5 years, which means they were already fixing their O-line by then. Longer term, totally agree.
Nah, Luck was dangerously careless with his body. He hurt himself snowboarding which is what ended his 2017 season. Luck was progressively getting sacked less and less
I'd say the Hopkins trade was the worst mistake for Houston, but Brett Kollman's video about how the Duane Brown trade forecasted their collapse makes me think that might've been the point where they fell off the cliff.
Making a hack fraud head coach also your *GM* tends to have that effect
Duane Brown was them jumping off, Hopkins was them going splat.
Not the Hopkins trade, the O'Brien hire. O'Brien fuked us so hard, he's currently a college OC. I mean, how bad do you have to screw the pooch to go from Pro head coach to College Offensive coordinator?
@@fubarace1027 Yah, I don't know why the hired Bill.
@@biackopsspokciab6849 Belicheck and the Pats. Just another team duped into thinking the Belicheck line has merit. I fault team ownership both for the hire, and for sticking with him as long as they did.
If ownership would have fired him a few years earlier and acknowledged their mistake, I wouldn't call it a fault. Every hire is a gamble, but ownership chose to ride the horse until it died. That's on them.
In hindsight I think we can acknowledge that a portion of the Belicheck success came from riding the right GOAT. I'm not willing to say all of it, the man HAS made some good moves. But it's a lot easier when you have the GOAT.
Pittsburgh Steelers' biggest mistake in the last 5 years:
*music*
"This week, on Days of Our Steelers:"
“Today the Prodigal Son (insert Levion Moment here)
I can’t help but giggle every time I hear “Captain Fat-Fuck”. XD
@@registereduser LEADER. OF. MEN.
Tree in the background: *angry Yinzer noises*
The hell you talking about, that's been the BEST thing about the Steelers the past five years! XD XD XD
Brandon "Patrick Surtain will have more INT's than Justin Fields will have touchdowns" Perna
Pat Surtain better be an All-Pro Corner because if Fields is as good as expected. Denver will never live it down because they don't have a long-term answer at QB on the roster.
@@scruffd0g193 Denver has literally never had a long term answer at QB my entire life 🤣🤣🤣
That's not fair to Fields cause he's in the Bears offense. They could have Brady with Arron Rodgers backing him up and only win eight games.
@@michaelwaninger3155 *Brady would be Rodgers backup*
@@michaelwaninger3155 dude the entire post was a joke and it is still mu ccj easier to throw a touchdown pass instead of catching interceptions
“Why do the Dolphins hate all of the Fitzpatricks’s?!”
As a Dolphin fan that made me feel so many things. I laughed and one tear ran down the side of my face at the same time.
Washington will be playing in Buffalo this season and we're going to cheer as he gets on the field. We loved him here and still do.
@@mgcarrigan the entire league loves him there’s no reason for anyone to not like him he doesn’t have beef with any teams
Meh, Fitzpatrick (the safety) was acting like a diva, didn't have a team first mentality, and was just immature. I don't regret trading him. Our defense is top 5 (could be top 1-2 this season) so we're obviously not missing him. As for Fitzmagic, he's not anybodys long term answer at QB. He's fun to watch, but Tua is the future. Better to move on and let Tua take the reigns and not have any lingering doubts in the back of his mind whether he's the guy or not.
@@filthykallahan6399 could be top 1-2? nah bro I don't see it. they aren't beating out Buccaneers, Steelers, Rams, Ravens, WFT, 49ers, etc
@@schizoposting Cuz, they already torched the rams and 49ers, we were elite last year and only got better this offseason
Jaguars: Trading Gardner Minshew
Jags biggest mistake is existing lol
💯
I would say everything that happened after the 2017 playoff run would be the biggest
They didn’t just trade, they gave him away for maybe a bag of chips to be named later
The mistake was letting Minshew cut his hair. He lost his strength just like Samson.
"As you prepare for a new season of hope"
Texans fans: Yeah 🙃
What are they hoping for this year #1draft pick? Or do they owe that to Miami too.
@@michaelwaninger3155 it was a joke 🙃
@@michaelwaninger3155 o⁹I 77
On the bright side 2-15 will will be considered a good season.
Hell yes we are 🤘🏽
"Imagine Kyle Shanahan with Run CMC...." 😆 🤣 😂 😹
The 49ers.... Leaving Christian McCaffrey on the board...... That really is breathtaking.....
They double Backed on bro lol
How about now? 😂😂😂
@@Kambradshaw how did you beat me to this by exactly 25 minutes? Am I not the only one randomly rewatching this video lol
Hahahah! Wow. NOW they go get him..... Facepalm.... I love CMC, but he's been so injured... I just don't know... This season is just getting rolling, and it's already insane.... The 49ers have gone from "Naaah, we're gonna start Trey Lance" to now "Hold on, we're making another run!!!"
lets see if he gets his million yards 🎉
Cowboys: Drafting Taco Charlton ahead of TJ Watt.
Which all comes down to giving rod Marinelli a voice with who we draft
Looks dumb in hindsight,but I don't remember people expecting Watt to be a better version of a young Clay Matthews Jr.
Again, this has everything to do with position. Watt is a 3-4 OLB and the Cowboys were running a 4-3 scheme. Should they still have picked him? Probably, but he wouldn't be what he is if he played at 4-3 DE. And changing the scheme for one player in a position group that plays as a group is beyond ridiculous.
@@IamJdTrent he’s not better yet. Clay was an animal for a long time
@@jdb2722 I was gonna say that,but I didn't have the balls.
As a Chiefs fan I really appreciate the unmitigated salt Perna dumps on my team because it mirrors the salt I poured out on the Broncos for decades.
Which mirrors the unmitigated salt the Broncos organization has dumped on the chiefs traditionally
It's the Circle of Salt
@@sirdaddytworolls4735 the entire division is a salt mine, really. Probably the most salty in the NFL...definitely in the AFC.
decades? try 5 years....just remember it was the other way around FOR A LONG TIME
@@db212006 I know. I was the salty one for decades while the Broncos were good.
As a Vikings fan, every decision is their biggest mistake
I felt that in my SOUL. Except trading Diggs and getting Jefferson.
@@irework213 was thinking the same thing
@@irework213 You felt it in your Skol you mean.
@@irework213 on or off the field? It's really debatable
Your profile picture was certainly not
Panthers biggest mistake: not investing in offensive line after losing Super Bowl 50
No, our biggest mistake was rescinding Josh Norman’s franchise tag that offseason. Not only did he have an awesome year, but he was willing to take the tag. But Dave Gettleman, our GM at the time, rescinded the tag due to “ego issues.” We had to spend 3 picks in that year’s draft to account for his loss. Had we kept Norman, we could’ve invested in an offensive line and kept our contending window open.
@@nicksojka7457
But if we hadn’t flopped so hard in 2016, we would’ve missed out on Christian McCaffrey.
@@AzaanPD True, but with the way running backs are in the first round, I think he still could’ve fallen to us.
@@AzaanPD but where does that get you? Nowhere, he’ll be requesting a trade soon
@@fatbroccoli8
CMC? Doesn’t look like it.
Paxton lynch was bad but I’ll never forgive Denver for how they treated Phillip Lindsay. Still hasn’t fumbled and was the only guy on the offense last year that showed any heart.
dude...there is a reason why...don't let your emotions cloud your judgement. When Lindsay came in...other teams stacked the box because they knew it was a run. He couldn't catch and was horrible in pass pro. We were essentially tipping our hand every time he came in. He also plays better in a zone scheme behind a fullback, which we don't run anymore of both. This was not a mistake...this was smart and It actually let Phillip go out and find a zone friendly team. His mistake for choosing the Texans, but I'm guessing he wanted to be the #1 back.
Should have kept him
Lmfao. Dude couldn't even make it with the Texans. He's super one dimensional and goes down as soon as a finger touches him. Get over it man he's gone and just a running back. Javonte is WAY better
As bad as Paxton Lynch was, if he re-did this list today, Lynch wasn't even in the same stratasphere as the Russell Wilson disaster. That guy's contract is going to be a lead weight around Denver's neck for many years. And that's not even getting into the multiple years worth of drafts they gave up to get him.
ESPN's biggest mistake of past five years: not putting Brandon Perna on TV
They should make an adult swim type of programming for sports. He would fit in great on that.
Actually, the Browns’ second option for HC in 2019 was Stefanski. So if they didn’t promote Kitchens they would’ve gotten their coach anyway
The Colts severely mishandled Luck's injuries which exacerbated the issues which directly led to Luck retiring. The dolphins trading Fitzpatrick want bad either because they got good compensation and he didn't want to be there, when you're trying to build a new team and culture it doesn't make sense to keep around players who don't want to be there and could potentially hurt the team's budding chemistry.
So much coverage of Luck when drafted. Could not help but notice how upset he looked (while saying all the right clichés), about how Manning was treated by owner. Then saw an interview at the biggest Colts sports bar in Indy and the fans were pathetic. He was like I have really big shoes to fill and fans were like who cares you're our guy now. He looked shocked and nauseated. Remember Manning broke his neck playing for them. Didn't surprise me he suddenly retired.
@@michaelwaninger3155 yeah I really feel for the guy, and I'm a patriots fan
@Robert Wilson lol it's the bungles, it's gonna happen, unfortunately. The kid is already afraid of reinjuring his knee
@Robert Wilson me neither, that's my point, the Bengals man
@Robert Wilson it's almost like the Bengals did the exact same thing to another #1 overall pick not that long ago 🤔
19:46 “imagine Kyle Shanahan and run CMC” aged like fine wine… or like milk I can’t really tell but he’s there now!
John Ross is the Bengals biggest mistake? I'd argue not having an indoor practice facility is a way bigger mistake.
Some punter named Pat called
letting Mike Brown live is the Bengals perpetual mistake
Existing: the biggest mistake of the Bungles
I was thinking more in terms of becoming a team.
“The people who had reservations about Dak Prescott ALSO had DUIs” lmao
Colts: it's Andrew. It'll always be Andrew.
Luck? That’s a great pick. No one knew he would be hurt and retire early. Bad take
@@Charliedont_surf no, but never yknow, supporting him IS a mistake and 100% not a bad take
The real fuck up:
That organization fucking up Luck's career.
Hard facts. Andrew Luck could easily have gone on to do absolutely stellar things and likely would have had a long and storied career if they had just protected the guy
For the Steelers it might be trying to give Ben too many years, the AB stuff, the social media stuff, "The same old Browns" taunt which we'll look back on as the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in the AFC North. Not kidding.
As a Dolphins fans biggest mistake of the Steelers in the last 5 years was the week 17 of last season. Where they decided to rest all of their starters against the Browns. Which screwed over the Dolphins chance of making the playoffs as they needed a Browns lost. And also fucked over the Steelers who by resting all of their starters were basically telling the Browns yea we want to face you guys in the playoffs so were happy to lose this game. Which not that the Browns needed extra motivation but it probably gave them some to know that the Steelers viewed them as the matchup they wanted for the wild card round. Which resulted in the Browns kicking the Steelers teeth in the first half and cruising to an easy win.
@@wisewolftony I'm a Browns fan myself and didnt consider that. Thanks for the perspective and sorry for your Dolphins mate.
@@wisewolftony I'd argue that the Steelers kicked their own teeth in tbh.
@@SuperSaiyanGuyver Yea to be fair we could have just won a week 17 game but we suck in cold weather. What sucked even worse was watching 3 other teams that could have lost to get Miami in. Yet knowing they were playing the Jags, Texans and Bengals the 3 worst teams in the NFL. So it was painful to know that your team wins 10 games which even when only 6 teams made the playoffs usually means for sure your in. Yet the first season they expand it to 7 teams winning 10 games should have meant you had like a 95% of making it. Yet somehow you have 8 teams in the AFC win 10 or more games. Sucked even more seeing the NFC and knowing the 7-9 WFT made it along with the 8-8 Bears.
@@wisewolftony Excellent analysis (same thing happens to teams in other divisions/ conferences all the time). One thing I notice in Dolphins and Bills fans vs fans of the Browns is us Browns fans HAD our moment where they beat Big Ben on a national stage to prove things are different. For years YOU unfortunate souls had to deal with the wood chipper that is Tom Brady and then he just... went away. Like he's Godzilla or something you don't have the catharsis of beating him you just need him to go wreck something else.
I’m so glad to hear someone speak facts about Cam. The media as a whole never moved past his 2015 season
The Lions deserve their own whole video on this TBH
Brandon "the only mistake I've ever made in my life was ordering extra beans on my chipotle burrito" Perna
Brandon “even Vance Joseph wasn’t as bad as Steve Wilks” Perna
Wasn't Vance Joseph part of Wilks' coaching staff
@@MChuck- Nah he was head coach of the Broncos when Wilks was with the Cardinals
Woah! That Giants take is lava hot!
Also for CMC to make a million yards he would need just under 56000 yards per game this year.
As a Gman fan I was pissed. Josh was not accurate who figured what he was doing wrong don't know likehe goes to any other team he's a bust. But they could have pick Q. Nelson rated best lineman overall. Don't need hall of fame back. The Daniel Jones 7th best in his division could've picked in 5th round pick after DJ Josh Allen LB 101/2 sacks first year.
@@michaelwaninger3155 You think we could've picked DJ in the 5th? Dude, he wasn't making it past Washington in the 1st.
Giants fan here, that take aged like fine wine. Drafting a runningback at number two overall in the 2010s is nonsense. Trade back fifteen spots, pick the best player available and pick up two to four extra draft picks in the process.
Real talk, I saw the article, and I skipped it without a second thought, but I'm more than willing to watch you react to it
I think most Cowboys fan's really regret drafting Taco Charlton in 2017
Massively, we could have had TJ Watt!
if extending Flacco to hold the Ravens over until we draft Lamar is our org's biggest mistake of the past 5 years, then ill gladly take it. id much rather have that compared to 28-3 or passing on Mahomes.
Giants: drafting a QB from Duke in the first round
Perna, we could have got Stefanski in 2019. it was between him and Freddie but Dorsey wanted a coach he could control
Never know Kevin may have needed that one more season under his belt. It certainly made us appreciate him after a year of Freddy got Fingered🖕
JETS. Had Bridgewater proceeded to draft 2 "franchise QBs" without building O line first. NICE!!!.
19:46 this aged so well
Mecole Hardman is talented and a fantastic kick returner but very inconsistent as a receiver, DK is a whole another level. - Chiefs fan
Imagine Kyle Shanahan and CMC😂😂😂 ur ahead of ur time bro 😂🔥
This dude is blazed. Love the show.
I can’t believe I don’t see anyone talking about the Eagles drafting Reagor over Jefferson!!
or JJ over Metcalf
I know you’re adding a lot to your plate this year already but I loved your game breakdowns from the nfl 2 years ago. I just love your insist into the games and I missed that last year. But congrats on everything, you are my first source of NFL news.
Would love to see your Every NFL Team's Best Move in the last 5 years.
great stuff as always Perna.
Colts getting Nelson and brown’s investment in mayfield
Green Bays biggest mistake was trading back in the 2017 draft and picking KEVIN FUCKING KING at 33 when T.J. Watt was still on the board before they traded!
People always forget John Fox drafted Trubusky and Nagy was responsible for making him a QB.
He barely played QB before they drafted him too
Haha can't say Seattle's interception in superbowl 49, that was 6 years ago 😎💔💔
I’m guessing Seattle’s biggest mistake was Brian bosworth.
@@HubertofLiege or never giving Steve Largent a good enough team around him for a SB run.
chiefs fan here. spot on with hardman v metcalf. Hardman's had his high points but man. That draft pick is referred to every week at least in KC radio.
Jordan Love has got to be the single dumbest move of the last 5 yrs.
Yeah man
Chargers: Going To L.A. Instead Of Las Vegas. They Would Of Actually Have Gotten A Faithful Fan Base In Las Vegas. & With The City If Lights Chargers Just Fit Better & Makes More Sense.
Raiders: Moving To Las Vegas Instead Of Going To Los Angeles Where They Already Have A Old School Following & More Oakland Fans Would Attend Games.
Chargers & Raiders: not addressing you before making moves
I live in LA and there are more Raiders fans (hell Niners fans too) here than there are Rams fans
Dallas: starting dak over tony romo in the playoffs in 2016
Edit: paying zeke was bad. But the other is much worse
You can loon at the Wentz contract and say that was a mistake but the real mistake or mistakes is passing on DK Metcalf in 2019 and Justin Jefferson in 2020
I completely agree about Hardman over Metcalf. When they drafted Hardman and I saw Metcalf on the board, I wanted to throw the remote through my TV screen. We have no number 2 receiver now that the often injured Watkins is gone. Metcalf would have made our offense even more incredible. Crazy pick!
As a Broncos Fan drafting Paxton Lynch was awful but I think hiring Vance Joseph instead of Kyle Shanahan was worse
Or Trading for Joe Flacco instead of Nick Foles, or Matt Stafford.
@@justinrodgers1485 not sure about Nick Foles but Matt Stafford would have done great in Denver, hopefully Teddy can be good enough to get us back in the Playoffs
Anyone else here (albeit a while after) the Gruden resignation?
5 years in 2 months.. about right for 2021
I understand why the chiefs did it, but letting go of Kareem hunt is by far their greatest mistake. A top 10 RB in that offense would make them damn near unbeatable
No doubt that was one of the top 5 mistakes I'm just glad we're past the Matt Cassel era
Giants: missing on every OL pick and signing. For 7 years.
Saquon at #2 was an awful decision but it wouldn't be as bad as it was if the o-line was even just average middle of the league.
100% agree on the Jared Goff's extension. There was no reason to give Jared his extension the off season after the Super Bowl run. Had they let it play out, they probably cut ties after 2019 season and try and make a splashy trade for this win now roster.
"The Colts don't make a lot of mistakes"
Name one good trade they made
The Steelers losing our O- line coach is definitely the biggest mistake. I can’t trust our line ever since he left
Watching this video in at the end of the 2022 season makes me smile so much 😂 especially with CMC, Gruden, and saquan
Really need an hour and half special for the Texans.
I hope we get something out of this era of Texans "football"
Bill O'Brian kind of sums it up though.
@@Warcodered01 naw man we need some behind stories to the craziness of everything
You nailed the Lions. Never should've let him (and Quinn) in the building. Vrabel was an option?!? smdh. Glad to now have Campbell and Holmes.
Honestly for the Bears, it wasn't Trubisky. It was signing Mike Glennon. Going into the offseason with the 3rd overall pick and no real QB, they had a plan to draft a developmental QB, and decided that Mike Glennon was the guy to help with that. If Trubisky sits 2017 behind a competent QB, maybe he develops like Ryan Pace envisioned.
THIS THIS THIS
Trubisky could sit behind staubuck, marino, manning, and brady for 50 years, that wont make him any good
lmao to Josh "nine mistakes ahead of me" Rosen, looks like the only mistake was drafting him.
The Colts have definitely done some bad stuff over the years, drafting Elway, Peyton and Luck for 2 SB appearances and 1 ring, but none of this happened the past five years. The reason why Luck was failed by the organisation is Ryan Grigson and that goes back all the way to 2012. And Grigson is already 5 years gone.
Luck never made a SB appearance
The 49ers giving up the farm to move up for a QB ,and changing their minds on which one to take !! Jones was the only pro-ready QB past TL in the first !!!
49ers were never taking Mac Jones. Those rumors were all smokescreens from the moment they came out
For the Vikings it’s gotta be that Cousins contract, he hasn’t played super awful but he’s definitely not worth the money they forked over and guaranteed him.
Lol wut? What else would they of done? Teddy? Keeenum? He was their only option and has played pretty damn well the past two years. Him and the offense kept the team afloat last year.
He’s been good since getting here, and he was by far our best option at the position. Kirk is so weirdly hated for no reason
@@johnschull1120 they have so many other problems like o line or defense or kicker instead they blame a good qb who got a playoff win on the road and made a pro bowl
The extension of Kirk Cousins was the biggest mistake.
Bengals biggest mistake is actually letting Whitworth and Zeitler out of the building after 2016. They've been desperately trying to fix the offensive line ever since.
I appreciate you providing the context for the Ravens biggest mistake. There was no way that we couldn't extend Joe Flacco and to the guy's credit he bet on himself and boy did it pay off big. The problem was everyone in the world knew that we had to pay him, along with Flacco's agent, and thus they went for the jugular money wise. What apparently Joe didn't understand was the reason that offense was so successful was the passing weapons around him. Because of Flacco's incredibly stupid deal, we lost both #1 and #2 Receivers, then Dennis Pitta basically injures himself out of the league (terrible luck obviously, but it just added to the problems) and now your three primary targets are gone. You elevate Jacoby Jones, a glorified kick returner and #3 receiver to #1 and it bombs horribly. Every quarterback needs to take a lesson from Tom Brady and realize that if you would like to be successful, rather than trying to get paid every single dollar possible, leave enough on the salary cap that the team can put the money to use getting you weapons or protecting your dumb ass.
Thanks for the video Brandon!
Patricia having a pencil in his ear literally every damn day should of been a red flag enough to not hire that fruit loop
😂 especially since no one uses pencils anymore.
Summer 2022…
Perna: “The Vikings didn’t field a Defense last year”
Vikings: “Last year? lol. Hold my beer…”
Broncos passing on Fields cuz they thought they were getting Rodgers lol
Having Josh Allen playing in your attic and not taking him.
I’ve been out of touch with football since this video. I bet the Broncos haven’t made any worse mistakes than Lynch as of 2023
HEY! Don’t forget! We traded UP to get aguayo
Carolina hiring Matt Rhule is their biggest mistake.
“Did bleacher report watcher cam Newton play for the Patriots last year?”
Not gonna lie, I already expected the Bears to be in this video. Lol
Also, three more days until the NFL season starts. I'm pumped!!!
You expected the Bears to be included in a video about all 32 teams in the NFL? 🤔☠😂🤡😂☠🤔
@@xp8969 calm down buddy lmao
The real worst move by the Texans: rewarding Bill O’Brien by promoting him to GM instead of firing him as head coach
Thats pretty funny you talking about the 49ers not taking McCaffery 1 year ago...
Biggest Bills mistake, starting Rob Johnson over Doug Flutie. I know it happened longer than five years ago but it still hurts
Trading Wyatt Teller?
The Niners trading three firsts for Trey Lance.
Steelers: letting Tiktokers take over
Bills dumbest move was trading Wyatt Teller to the browns, but at least they got bass with the 6th round pick that came back to them
Chargers biggest mistake was hanging on to Rivers 3 years too long. Moving just sucked for everybody.
As a Seattle fan....I can't argue with it tbh. Ifedi shouldn't have been the only lineman we drafted.
Brandon “My biggest mistake was using my Dyck to stir my coffee “ perna
7:16 Good thing you said "if"
Funny to watch this now and cmc is now a 49er
Matt Patricia is the guy who will forever be an example of "just because you studied Rocket Science, doesn't mean you're smart."
Also, _Who the heck runs snow drills for a team that plays over of half its games under a roof? Seriously. What purpose did that actually serve, Matt?_
The Steelers biggest mistake was not preparing for life after Ben when the elbow injury happened. Munchak resigned due to wanting to be closer to family, so I'm not exactly sure there was much the Steelers could have done there.
I have a higher blood alcohol percentage than Hue Jackson's winning percentage.
So you're good to drive depending on what state you're in.
The colts should be “Not firing Ryan Grigson sooner”… hopefully they chose that. Let’s see
Clelin Ferrel isn’t even a bad pick he’s so big and powerful that they double team him often.
He was graded as a late first rounder and they had three overall picks. Solid argument to be made they could've picked up a solid high graded player at 4 and still gotten Ferrell.
Not a bad player, but bad use of the 4th overall pick. Probably couldn't get a first-round pick if they wanted to trade him now.
The Broncos have a laundry list of mistakes in the last 5 years. Vance Joseph, Mark Sanchez, Brock Osweiller, Case Keenum, Paxton Lynch, Drew Lock, Teddy Bridgewater, all the QBs they missed in the draft, all of the OCs, letting Shaq Barret walk, Jerry Juedy, not getting Shanahan. The list is longer these are just off the top of my head
19:48 he knew
@17:45 The Worst Eagles decision was drafting JJAW over DK Metcalf and its not even close; Well maybe overpaying Carson Wentz, or the whole Howie, Carson, &, Doug Saga but I'm choosing DK on this one
Brandon" my daily dose of happiness" Perna
The 49ers and Run CMC rant is funny looking back on it now.
How the heck is the cardinals hassan when almost everyone remembers rosen, the QB that got moved on from in one year. Quite easy pick for them to say was a mistake but no.
How was trading for Isaiah Wilson a mistake? Miami gave up a 2021 7th in return for a former 1st round pick and a 2022 7th. Plus, all of his guaranteed money was voided because of his suspension, meaning Miami spent nothing to acquire him. That 7th round pick they got from the trade was used to acquire Greg Little, a former 2nd round pick from Carolina who may start against NE if Austin Jackson doesn't recover from covid in time.
To recap, 2021 7th -> Isaiah Wilson (cut) + 2022 7th -> Greg Little (2nd string LT)
Was also dumb for Bleacher Report to say trading Minkah was are worst move in the last 5 years. As WTF was Miami supposed to do in that situation. Minkah was saying he was going to become a locker room cancer for Miami and try and turn the players against Flores if he wasn't traded. And the only reason Minkah got upset and wanted to be traded was because Miami decided to trade Tunsil and Stills for two 1st round picks and 2nd rd pick which is to good of a deal to pass up. So Minkah got upset that the team was rebuilding. Yet even if we kept Tunsil and Stills no way were we then gonna magically make the playoffs just because we kept a solid LT and a middle of the road WR who isn't even in the league anymore. So Minkah was just being a big stupid baby who couldn't handle one down season in order for the team to be able to rebuild.
So I don't understand how that was a mistake by Miami as the only choices for them. Were either to fire Flores to make Minkah happy which would have been so stupid. Or not trade a LT who was about to become a FA who would cost the team a shit ton to keep and a WR who was on the last legs of his career. That trade as well as Minkah trade. Has resulted in us getting Jackson hopefully Tunsil replacement at LT. Then Waddle who could be a future elite WR and FS Holland who could become Minkah replacement as he has a ton of play making ability who was the top ranked S in college before he opted out of the 2020 season. And has a ton of versatility with the ability to also play CB.
*When you realize that the most brutal choke in NFL history is also the greatest highlight in the Atlanta Falcons' history over the last few years*
Also, Saquon Barkley is the new-age Reggie Bush
Oilers was also terrible and that was their finisher. Idk whats worse.
I like the Saquan comparison...so far it kinda makes sense...but remember,Bush had a decent year in 09' helping the Saints to a Super Bowl...I think Barkley is gonna play well this year.
This needs to be revisited.