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He was trying to knock Digg's legs out to keep him in bounds to run out the clock. He made a guess as to where Diggs would stop and attempt the catch, and he just sort of guessed wrong but had already put his head down.
Too this day, I cannot watch this without getting goosebumps I watched this live and my dad screamed so loud I think the whole neighborhood woke up, or at least heard him
Paul Allen is one of the greatest announcers in the NFL. He is also the most blatantly Homer announcer you'll ever hear. He keeps it fair and professional, but it's sort of like listening to some local high school hick in Texas calling a game sometimes. The guy is really passionate.
My dad is a Vikings fan and this happened on his birthday. By this point, he was looking pretty down cause he figured it was a longshot to win the game at this point, then this play happened and we all started screaming.
My dad got mad so he went outside to shovel and when diggs got the td I ran outside and told my dad what just happened but he didn’t believe me so he ran in to watch the replay and he freaked out 😂
I remember my parents trying to turn the game saying it was over i siad nah they still have a chance to get 20 yards and kick a FG. never pictured this happening
You know usually it’s the coaches who always tell the players never celebrate like you have this thing in the bag until the game clock hits 0:00 Yeah that wasn’t one of Payton’s finest moments...
Right at the end of this game with seemingly no hope for the Vikings, my dad said he would give me and each of my 4 siblings $50 if the Vikings won. Then the Minneapolis Miracle happened 😂
Watching Diggs running with the ball held out in front of him made the last few seconds seem like an eternity. As a die hard Vikings fan used to watching them lose in every conceivable manner, I fully expected him to drop the ball short of the goal line, trip over his own feet, or do something else that would cause the Vikings to lose.
As a Minnesota fan, I still get goosebumps every time I watch this play, especially with Paul Allen calling it. This is one of those moments where you remember exactly where you were and who you were with when it happened. I was in total shock and awe that we managed to come back and win it after seeing our lead slip away so quickly. Shame about what happened in the game afterwards, but the whole season was worth it for this moment. Someday we'll get our Super Bowl!
My mom couldn't watch and we turned off the tv. I looked on my phone and I saw the game change... immediately I rampantly tried to turn on the tv to see... the most exciting thing I have ever seen the vikings pull off. God I wish I was more appreciative of football at the time because this was just an insane play.
I'm a UH alumni and had followed Case as he jumped around the league. What a season the Vikes had. And I definitely remember where I was when I saw this play live. Having no real NFL allegiance myself, following the Vikings that year was the most fun I've had following an NFL team in a long time.
I was watching it with my dad and we were having trouble with our Wi-Fi, and we got the game back for the play before this one. I thought there was no hope, but now the Joe Buck call is in my brain forever.
@@stratdaddy Back in 2016, Vikings QB Taylor Heinicke (the same one who nearly beat the Bucs in the WC), was slated to be the 3rd QB. However, this all changed one night when he was coming home from an evening with friends during training camp. Keep in mind that he was kind of drunk. It was dark outside, and Taylor couldn't find his key. Therefore, he was locked out of his house. In Taylor's mind, the most logical solution was to... try and break into his own house by literally kicking his front door down. It backfired tremendously, and Heinicke suffered a major gash on his foot. The Vikings put him on IR shortly after.
I was watching the game in a hotel sports bar in Chicago surrounded by bears fans who were all cheering for the Vikings to loose. The utter silence from those bears fans after the play and me cheering is easily one of the greatest moment of my life.
Everyone keeps saying “but you ended up losing to the eagles” yeah that would suck as a fan but thats still a win I would always remember and love if that was my team especially if I was watching the game with my dad like I usually do. Dont let people take that win away from you. So are they saying it would have been better to lose to the saints since they lost to the eagles the next game...? Its like that dumbass “logic” people have who discredit teams or players who make it to the super bowl and lose. They would rather them lose before that and have a worse record and win leas games so because they lost the superbowl. Its so dumb. So you would rather lose the afc/nfc championship game instead of win the afc/nfc championship game and lose the super bowl...? And that makes you a worse player or team too...🤦♂️🙃 so f*cking dumb when people say that
You really did this moment justice. They made me cry tears of joy for the first time in my life that night. And then proceeded to play poorly enough to make me stop watching the nfc Championship game at halftime a week later. The life of a Vikings fan is unnecessarily hard. Love you guys thank you for this.
2017: The Minneapolis Miracle 2018: The Incredibly Stupid No-Call 2019: The Might’ve Not Been Called OPI 2020: Losing to Brady Damn these Saints fans are miserable
That's the Nick Foles blessing/curse rather than Minnesota. Blessing because of Nick's runs in 17/18. Curse because look at the Eagles since they put the statue up...
Watched this at a watch party with my other college friend Vikings fan. I'll never forget the mood shift of everyone being sad as hell to just shrieking with joy instantly.
This brought me to tears and I am not even a Vikings fan. I just love the way this video breaks it all down. And they build up an emotional moment all the way up to when they show the epic moment in history. I love Deep Rewind so much!
My buddy and I shelled out $200 for tickets to this game. It was our first game at the new stadium and our seats were as high as you could go. The feeling of that stadium going crazy when Diggs broke loose for the touchdown is something I will never forget. Worth every penny
Least they have a Super Bowl to look back at! Im sure the Titans, Chargers, Jaguars, Texans, Lions, Bengals, Browns, Bills, Falcons and the Cardinals would enjoy that.
Thank you for finally doing a good Minnesota one. I still suggest Kirby Puckett's 11th inning walk off home run in Game Six of the 91 world series that forced game 7 (won by the Twins). Iconic as crap moment in Minnesota sports history.
What fall they made it back to the divisional round and barely lost and then made the playoffs again the following season you haters are ridiculous the eagles miss the playoffs for one year and you haters come out keep this same energy when they back in the playoffs next year.
As an Eagles fan, it would be painful, but I want to see it. I'm not from the States, and information here is limited. I want to understand what happened.
Okay but like damn...the way Secret Base does these, with all the anticipation building until they finally show the moment and it literally gives me goosebumps....it’s crazy
I'm a Bears fan living in MN and I've NEVER been angrier at a Bear loss than I was at that lifeless ass performance against the Eagles. I WANTED HISTORY, DAMMIT.
Greatest moment in Vikings history hands down. I had my finger on the power button of the tv and tears in my eyes before this happened. I’ve never had such a huge range of emotions in my life, thank you for doing this video. Us Vikings fans have gotten the short end of the stick, but probably one of the most passionate fan bases in sports. Ugh goosebumps.
I remember watching that game and my father and I both saying at halftime, "Nah, we won't hold this lead. It's the Vikings." The pure joy I felt on that final play was so great that I didn't care what happened the next week. Delivering a soul-crushing loss on the final play to the Saints in a playoff game was like winning the super bowl.
As an Eagles fan I was so hype on this play. I'd been a big Vikings fan that year and even though they were facing us in the Championship, I couldn't help but think how amazing it'd be if these weird, upstart, Case Keenum-led Vikings could become the first team to play a Super Bowl in their home stadium
This almost makes me cry I watched this when I was in 4th grade all of my sports teams have been shitty I’m a Dbacks fan a Nuggets fan and a Sabres fan this was my one moment of glory and it feels amazing
Been waiting for this for a long time! I'm not even a Vikings fan (Falcons fan) but I'll be damned if I didn't say this play was iconic. Excited for this Rewinder. Secret Base knows what the people want and delivers in spectacular fashion! 🤑
SKOL!!! Can't forget the scene after this where Case leads the stadium in the Skol chant. Also, have to remember and give respect to the Saints punter, Thomas Morestead, who breaks his ribs but still goes out there to line up for the required extra point.
I was bartending in LA during this game. Michael Thomas' family came in and they kept bragging about it. They said they were his cousins. And they were super annoying The left in silence and paid their bill without tipping immediately after this play. Glad they lost
@@afureru444 you think other teams just angels huh? No y’all just haven’t been caught keep preaching to me like y’all Got a team full of baby Jesus lmao
I'm not sure what series this would go under, but can we have an SB list of best announcer calls? "Touch 'em all Joe!" "Agueroooooooo" and "It's a Minneapolis Miracle!" all give me the chills.
This play is special to us Vikings fans in a way seldom appreciated. We who have been beaten and kicked in the playoffs. We who have failed over and over in the Super Bowl. This play is special because it’s the only time we’ve been on the receiving end of a great all-time play. Every Vikings fan knew this routine: great year but we lose. “God damnit I really thought we could go somewhere this year”. That’s what I said after the first missed pass on the last drive. But I still had a tiny bit of hope. Then I remember screaming with joy when Diggs caught it. One of my favorite memories
I actually think Joe Buck had the better call on this play, if only because he never gets excited about anything, and this play just left him speechless
Great vid my guy as a saints fan u made me remember everything else that went into this I had completely forgotten about the fact that Sean Payton decided to run it on that third down. I had also forgotten about the blocked punt and the 4&10 big play by brees. The one thing is ur trying to say the Vikings had a lot of heartbreak. Anyways, this is a great channel. Any nba or nfl rewinder u make I will watch.
Every bone in my body was screaming get out of bounds just because I was 99% sure there was a safety back there, then Stephon turned and ran and it was the best moment of my life
it's a really great call and it also lets us not have to listen to joe buck (despite this being one of his few moments where he actually showed excitement)
I remember watching this game and I am very happy for the viking fans because they deserve a moment like this... People say it was an amazing catch and run but in my opinion it wasn't really a miracle... It was the saints particularly Marcus William made a horrible mistake because all he needed to do is let him catch it and you can tackle him before he gets out of bounds and the game would have been over.. he's completely missed the tackle which let the Viking win this game but I don't want to take any credit from the Vikings this was a really good game... My 49ers we had our share with incredible good games with the New Orleans saints particularly the 2011 divisional playoff game so in the way I know how they feel
I love these deep rewind videos! i remember most of them and its so cool to look back on things with even more depth. You thought you knew every narrative but sometimes you forget. Thank you for making these videos!
The thing that really caught me off guard when I was watching the play was Joe buck. But, I still wish the Vikings didn’t get blown out the following week.
Well, the Buck call is absolutely legendary. Especially as he’s not known for sounding that excited. I imagine they put this call in the vid instead because of the “Minneapolis Miracle” name-drop. Certainly caught me by surprise.
As a Vikings fan, this is the worst moment in recent history. This one singular meaningless win has kept the franchise in mediocrity ever since, as it gave upper management confidence in keeping the worst HC in the NFL in Zimmer.
@@JWex-jy7sk my ranking of Zimmer as the worst coach in the league is based upon the fact that he produces mediocre results with elite talent. I have Nagy as the second worst HC in the league due to the same rationale. I just have a hard time putting Taylor in my bottom 5 coach tier because he’s only been there for 2 years and the cupboard is pretty bare or young in terms of talent. After next year though, Taylor will most likely be in the discussion
I can’t believe that there’s only been three episodes of rewinder about soccer. You’ve barely touched it. The amount of “moments in history” to choose from is just mind blowing. United v Bayern 1999 two goals in extra time to win the champions league final Iniesta 2010 OR Götze 2014 - a goal deep into the half hour of ‘overtime’ to win the World Cup final Celtic’s 18 year old Tony Watt’s second goal against Barcelona to seal one of the biggest upsets in Champions League history Steven Gerrard’s screamer to win the FA Cup against West Ham Nakamura last second free kick to win the SPL for Celtic the year their legend Tommy Burns died Troy Deeney last kick of the game goal after a penalty save on the other end of the field to send Watford to the playoff final I could list 100 more of these. There’s just so much material guys please.
@@mcurgs Lions don’t suffer they know they are not good and won’t win it’s sad not suffering tho Browns are similar unlike bills and Vikings where we suffer from almost getting to the dance and choking
Hell yeah. Been waiting on this vid. This is the day my love for football was solidified. I wasn’t and still am not a big fan of either of these teams, and I still think it’s the greatest sports moment I’ve ever seen. Unreal stuff.
I will always remember exactly where I was in that moment. How I felt both before and after. What a magic play! And there was a lot more to the 09 NFCCG than just Favre throwing an interception. Just look up the ESPN coverage the day after
I would say this is the first season under Zimmer our offense was better than our defense. Danielle Hunter, Michael Pierce and Mike Hughes (who would’ve guessed Mike would get hurt lmao) all missed the season. We lost Griffey, Alexander, Wayne’s, and Rhodes, and several key back ups like Sendajo and Kearse. Wouldn’t be surprised if we signed a guard and had a really defensive draft. Getting another edge, safety, 3 tech, and some line backers
Case Keenum is one of the most underrated players in the NFL. 22 TD-7 INT in MIN. 18 TD-15 INT in DEN. 11 TD-5 INT WAS. 51 TD-27 INT for 3 Different teams in 3 years.
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rip brees :(
Dorktown: Atlanta Braves rip hammerin hank
When is Jon Bois doing more dorktown??
Dorktown: Montreal Expos
Dorktown: Chicago Cubs
the helmet toss still one of the coldest moments in sports history
I'd argue it's better than any bat flip you see in baseball.
Did he get fined?
I think he did get fined, actually.
@@benshihadeh8561 he did but it was worth it
Made him a star
This ending canceled my hockey game that night. This catch canceled hockey in Minnesota absolutely electric
That's amazing
The NFC Championship game brought hockey back
@@epiclionsault92 lol
I think the WIlds play canceled hockey in minnesota. We in Dallas got your initial team and we got the hockey enthusiasm with it.
@@36inc thats definitely not true... nice try tho:)
And nothing bad ever happened to the Vikings ever again
Only a brick wall could stop you,it's name is the eagles. - Urinatingtree
Just constant mediocrity
Nah Kirk Cousins happened
we beat the saints last year ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ guess that counts for something ?
@@johnlionel9453 where did that brought you? bottom of the nfc
Til this day I'll never understand what button was pressed on Marcus Williams' controller.
He was trying to knock Digg's legs out to keep him in bounds to run out the clock. He made a guess as to where Diggs would stop and attempt the catch, and he just sort of guessed wrong but had already put his head down.
@@DoubleHelixStrand all he had to do was wrap him up. That was just inexperience in the big moment out of Williams
He tried to hit stick him 🤣
He tried to do a user-hit stick
He spammed all the fukin buttons my guy 😂
"It's a Minneapolis miracle!"- dude goosebumps
Too this day, I cannot watch this without getting goosebumps I watched this live and my dad screamed so loud I think the whole neighborhood woke up, or at least heard him
@@Chris-sy2el Your dad has ADHD
@@rieldebonk1044 Actually yes
Pass is CAUGHT! DIGS SIDELINE TOUCHDOWN!
Paul Allen is one of the greatest announcers in the NFL. He is also the most blatantly Homer announcer you'll ever hear. He keeps it fair and professional, but it's sort of like listening to some local high school hick in Texas calling a game sometimes. The guy is really passionate.
My dad is a Vikings fan and this happened on his birthday. By this point, he was looking pretty down cause he figured it was a longshot to win the game at this point, then this play happened and we all started screaming.
Ok
I can relate, Super Bowl 51 was on my birthday and I’m a pats fan
My dad got mad so he went outside to shovel and when diggs got the td I ran outside and told my dad what just happened but he didn’t believe me so he ran in to watch the replay and he freaked out 😂
@@cheethariders1214 wow your still a pats fan this man loyal
I remember my parents trying to turn the game saying it was over i siad nah they still have a chance to get 20 yards and kick a FG. never pictured this happening
Gotta remember Sean Payton mocking the skol celebration literally right before the play
Yes
You know usually it’s the coaches who always tell the players never celebrate like you have this thing in the bag until the game clock hits 0:00
Yeah that wasn’t one of Payton’s finest moments...
FOLES FOLES FOLES
@@grahammarshall1199 salty
@@grahammarshall1199 nice one how are the eagles doing now again
Right at the end of this game with seemingly no hope for the Vikings, my dad said he would give me and each of my 4 siblings $50 if the Vikings won. Then the Minneapolis Miracle happened 😂
lol did he come through
@@jflopezfernandez yeah😂
@@jeremiahgeiger a true A.erican hero
Damn your dad really sceamed $200 away on himself
@@yahjah3795 250$
Still get goosebumps every time I watch this play. A bright spot in the never ending pain of being a Vikings fan
paul allens great call too
And then you guys rocked up to the Linc and that pain returned with a vengeance haha
Loudest place ive ever been in. Nothing is going to top that experience
As a Vikings fan I went through every emotion from screaming at the tv, to straight pain, to crying on the floor when diggs ran it in.
Watching Diggs running with the ball held out in front of him made the last few seconds seem like an eternity. As a die hard Vikings fan used to watching them lose in every conceivable manner, I fully expected him to drop the ball short of the goal line, trip over his own feet, or do something else that would cause the Vikings to lose.
@@aceckrot I fully expected some type of flag on the play
Same
As a Minnesota fan, I still get goosebumps every time I watch this play, especially with Paul Allen calling it. This is one of those moments where you remember exactly where you were and who you were with when it happened. I was in total shock and awe that we managed to come back and win it after seeing our lead slip away so quickly. Shame about what happened in the game afterwards, but the whole season was worth it for this moment. Someday we'll get our Super Bowl!
I get goosebumps every time I see it and I’m a patriots fan lol
My mom couldn't watch and we turned off the tv. I looked on my phone and I saw the game change... immediately I rampantly tried to turn on the tv to see... the most exciting thing I have ever seen the vikings pull off. God I wish I was more appreciative of football at the time because this was just an insane play.
I'm a UH alumni and had followed Case as he jumped around the league. What a season the Vikes had. And I definitely remember where I was when I saw this play live. Having no real NFL allegiance myself, following the Vikings that year was the most fun I've had following an NFL team in a long time.
Y'all look good this year
I was watching it with my dad and we were having trouble with our Wi-Fi, and we got the game back for the play before this one. I thought there was no hope, but now the Joe Buck call is in my brain forever.
“Each QB has gotten their leg stuck in that door”
Man, I hope that Taylor Heinicke reference was intentional.
Yea it was very clever
Can you explain the reference?
@@stratdaddy Google Taylor Heinicke leg injury
@@stratdaddy Back in 2016, Vikings QB Taylor Heinicke (the same one who nearly beat the Bucs in the WC), was slated to be the 3rd QB.
However, this all changed one night when he was coming home from an evening with friends during training camp. Keep in mind that he was kind of drunk.
It was dark outside, and Taylor couldn't find his key. Therefore, he was locked out of his house.
In Taylor's mind, the most logical solution was to... try and break into his own house by literally kicking his front door down.
It backfired tremendously, and Heinicke suffered a major gash on his foot. The Vikings put him on IR shortly after.
@@NotForLongNFL Thanks for explaining it. :)
I remember just sitting there, silent, thinking, “This isn’t happening. Good things don’t happen to the Vikings”
OK great catch, now run out of bounds and kick the FG! What? Oh hell yeah! Stick that knife in and give it a twist baby!
@@brianmiller1077 not even that, I literally just sat there, not knowing what to say
@@anthonymignogna4703 and then the next week you were reminded y’all are the purple and mustard yellow Minnesota ringless Vikings 🤣
@@saucyx4 Damn the ocean must be nearby I smell some salt
@@nathanjoy5860 you must smell some facts too. Probably some salty facts better watch yo blood pressure but still facts 🤣
I was watching the game in a hotel sports bar in Chicago surrounded by bears fans who were all cheering for the Vikings to loose. The utter silence from those bears fans after the play and me cheering is easily one of the greatest moment of my life.
THAT being one of the greatest moments of YOUR life is pretty pathetic
@@DanRustle what’s yours then since you’re so willing to gloat
@George_Fl0yd his greatest moment of his life is when he took a big poo and the toilet water splashed on his ass
Next video: deep rewind: Paul George hits the side of the backboard
Way-off p 😭😭😭
Lmao
YOOOOO chill wit it
Pandemic P
Welcome to a moment in history.
Secret Base: Posts this.
Saints fans: Constant pain.
yes.
Karma.
They're still paying up for Bounty Gate
Don't talk to me about pain unless you're a lifelong Lion's fan
At least they got one. Otherwise... oof. The Brees era would have been dark.
That Helmet Toss is LEGENDARY🔥🔥🔥
That was the "I just did that!" moment. And the ball boy hugging Diggs like he was his long lost cousin coming home from war was epic too.
As a Viking fan this is still my favorite moment in our history
Only to get blown out by the eagles lmao
@@matthew8319 shhhhh we don’t talk about that
Nah theilen’s catch before this
@@matthew8319 We don't care about the Eagles, we hate the Saints. Let us live lol.
Everyone keeps saying “but you ended up losing to the eagles” yeah that would suck as a fan but thats still a win I would always remember and love if that was my team especially if I was watching the game with my dad like I usually do. Dont let people take that win away from you. So are they saying it would have been better to lose to the saints since they lost to the eagles the next game...? Its like that dumbass “logic” people have who discredit teams or players who make it to the super bowl and lose. They would rather them lose before that and have a worse record and win leas games so because they lost the superbowl. Its so dumb. So you would rather lose the afc/nfc championship game instead of win the afc/nfc championship game and lose the super bowl...? And that makes you a worse player or team too...🤦♂️🙃 so f*cking dumb when people say that
You really did this moment justice. They made me cry tears of joy for the first time in my life that night. And then proceeded to play poorly enough to make me stop watching the nfc Championship game at halftime a week later. The life of a Vikings fan is unnecessarily hard. Love you guys thank you for this.
You stopped watching at halftime too? Gee I thought I was the only one
As a Falcons fan it's been a nice consolation prize to see the Saints have four years of heartbreak after 28-3.
Glad the Vikings kicked em out twice
yeah it sure was
2017: The Minneapolis Miracle
2018: The Incredibly Stupid No-Call
2019: The Might’ve Not Been Called OPI
2020: Losing to Brady
Damn these Saints fans are miserable
@@tkk.24 nah not as miserable as we were the last few years. I don't feel bad one bit
@@FelixMartinez111 u better take that back my guy the Vikings have experienced nothing
Thank you guys for choosing to use the KFAN coverage at the end, it'll always give me chills.
Yes
"It would wash away any talks of a post-season curse in Minnesota."
BAH GAWD, IS THAT NICK FOLES'S MUSIC?!
That's the Nick Foles blessing/curse rather than Minnesota.
Blessing because of Nick's runs in 17/18.
Curse because look at the Eagles since they put the statue up...
@@AlexThompsonShark yeah, I’m waiting for the SB Collapse video on the Eagles; but I don’t think the collapse is over yet.
@@AlexThompsonShark at least they got a super bowl win out of it
@@AlexThompsonShark 2 playoff year and one missed playoff, doing pretty good
Nice Jim Ross reference
As a fan of the Saints and channel for a long time, I have been waiting in fear of this day
I remember watching this live and just going crazy when Diggs caught it.
Watched this at a watch party with my other college friend Vikings fan. I'll never forget the mood shift of everyone being sad as hell to just shrieking with joy instantly.
Game 7, 2019 Eastern Semi-finals, Sixers-Raptors Kawhis Last shot deserves a deep rewind
*2019
@John Hennessy I can’t see it again
@John Hennessy yes
@John Hennessy I am a sixers fan, but it must be done
You gotta wait a couple years it’s not a rewinder when it’s still fresh in peoples minds...
“Why didn’t I invest in the Kleenex store in the Mall of America?” - Bill Burr
Man that stadium was so loud after that touchdown it woke Prince up out of his grave😂😂😂
This brought me to tears and I am not even a Vikings fan. I just love the way this video breaks it all down. And they build up an emotional moment all the way up to when they show the epic moment in history. I love Deep Rewind so much!
My buddy and I shelled out $200 for tickets to this game. It was our first game at the new stadium and our seats were as high as you could go. The feeling of that stadium going crazy when Diggs broke loose for the touchdown is something I will never forget. Worth every penny
Saints heartbreaks in postseason can be compiled in one season of Rewinder
Lions fans: what's a post season win?
Least they have a Super Bowl to look back at! Im sure the Titans, Chargers, Jaguars, Texans, Lions, Bengals, Browns, Bills, Falcons and the Cardinals would enjoy that.
@Kristopher Bailey bortles played his career year that season, but you guys had to play the patriots and get screwed by ref ball
So can the VIkings:
'87 dropped GW TD
Gary Anderson wide right
41-0
38-7
Brett Favre throws the game away
@Kristopher Bailey You guys have the wonderful Mullet-Minshew
Thank you for finally doing a good Minnesota one. I still suggest Kirby Puckett's 11th inning walk off home run in Game Six of the 91 world series that forced game 7 (won by the Twins). Iconic as crap moment in Minnesota sports history.
I've been asking for a rewind on that game forever!
AND WE'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW NIGHT!!!
@@PurpleWolferine which was won by a walk off single. I believe in extra innings but I'm not 100 percent sure.
@@phreak811I believe that is exactly right. You could do that while series as a longer video honestly.
@@phreak811 Yep, a pinch hit walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th
Zinedine Zidane's World Cup headbutt deserves a deep rewind.
Co-Sign 💯
Weirdly that's the first sports memory I have lol.
One of the most incredible moments I've ever seen throughout my pain and suffering as a Vikings fan
Loved the video, but not including Bounty Gate is really missing some of the significance for Vikings fans.
Bounty gate was years earlier. That was the favre vikings team..
And is still a massive sore spot, especially considering the atrocious officiating that game.
@@tmzebe530 Vikings fans didn't forget tho. They still hate NO for that, even after the MM.
@@barryallen871 For me the miracle erased the hate, but I still have no sympathy for them if something bad happens to them (2 years ago vs the Rams)
@@brianmiller1077 Brett farve admitted that the Vikings had their own bounty system, stop crying
The ref throwing a flag for unsportsmanlike conduct after an amazing play like that always kills me
I can’t wait to see the “Fall of the 2018 Philadelphia Eagles” video in a few months
that would be awesome seeing how i’m a giants fan
What fall they made it back to the divisional round and barely lost and then made the playoffs again the following season you haters are ridiculous the eagles miss the playoffs for one year and you haters come out keep this same energy when they back in the playoffs next year.
As an Eagles fan, ehh not right now. Although judging by how the front office is doing, in around 2-3 years we'll see the Collapse on them.
More like the collapse of wentz
As an Eagles fan, it would be painful, but I want to see it. I'm not from the States, and information here is limited. I want to understand what happened.
Okay but like damn...the way Secret Base does these, with all the anticipation building until they finally show the moment and it literally gives me goosebumps....it’s crazy
Okay.
as a minnesotan, i crie every tim
... and then i remember what happened against the eagles right after this and i cry even more T_T
I'm a Bears fan living in MN and I've NEVER been angrier at a Bear loss than I was at that lifeless ass performance against the Eagles. I WANTED HISTORY, DAMMIT.
@@MrT571 I mean at least you get buccaneers history today
@@crunchtime1597 I may have to hurt you 😡
@@MrT571 I mean Minnesota might be good...in 10 years
Sorry we had to do it
Greatest moment in Vikings history hands down. I had my finger on the power button of the tv and tears in my eyes before this happened. I’ve never had such a huge range of emotions in my life, thank you for doing this video. Us Vikings fans have gotten the short end of the stick, but probably one of the most passionate fan bases in sports. Ugh goosebumps.
I remember watching that game and my father and I both saying at halftime, "Nah, we won't hold this lead. It's the Vikings." The pure joy I felt on that final play was so great that I didn't care what happened the next week. Delivering a soul-crushing loss on the final play to the Saints in a playoff game was like winning the super bowl.
I called my dad immediately after this and all we could say after was "Ohmygod, ohmygod, ohmygod."
"Welcome to a moment in history...well, not yet." Man, that one hurt.
I still get goosebumps every time I watch this.
As an Eagles fan I was so hype on this play. I'd been a big Vikings fan that year and even though they were facing us in the Championship, I couldn't help but think how amazing it'd be if these weird, upstart, Case Keenum-led Vikings could become the first team to play a Super Bowl in their home stadium
Well, unfortunately, you still blew us out in the nfc championship game
The Minneapolis Miracle is one play in football history that always gives me chills when i watch it
One of the few moments in my life where I will always remember exactly where I was when it happened.
Me too
I remember walking away to go to the bathroom like okay let’s go saints this will be a good ga......... wait what . Just . Happened 🤣🤣🤣
Ditto
On my couch, in my basement...
I was in the stadium.
This almost makes me cry I watched this when I was in 4th grade all of my sports teams have been shitty I’m a Dbacks fan a Nuggets fan and a Sabres fan this was my one moment of glory and it feels amazing
The 2017-2020 Saints are like the 1991-1994 Bills, except the Bills actually made the super bowl.
Unfortunately smh
I don't see the comparison, Bills were clearly the best team in their Conference thru those years, Aints were not.
and lost all 4 times
@@MasterOfViewership That's the point... A great team that should've done more than they did.
Almost never even went to an NFC championship game had Alshon Jeffrey caught that ball in the 2018 divisional.
"Why wont anyone hug Case Keenum?"- Bill Burr
That helmet toss at the end is the equivalent to a walk off bat flip in baseball
Don’t care if we lost the next week still the greatest moment of my life
Freaking love the helmet toss in the end zone.
Been waiting for this for a long time! I'm not even a Vikings fan (Falcons fan) but I'll be damned if I didn't say this play was iconic. Excited for this Rewinder. Secret Base knows what the people want and delivers in spectacular fashion! 🤑
SKOL!!! Can't forget the scene after this where Case leads the stadium in the Skol chant. Also, have to remember and give respect to the Saints punter, Thomas Morestead, who breaks his ribs but still goes out there to line up for the required extra point.
2017 playoffs was where a discover and fell in love with this game. Thank you for that
I was bartending in LA during this game. Michael Thomas' family came in and they kept bragging about it. They said they were his cousins. And they were super annoying
The left in silence and paid their bill without tipping immediately after this play.
Glad they lost
Karma is rounder than the earth
@@ediniasamson4893 karma for what? Something that happened over a decade ago? Y’all just mad we got a ring and y’all STILL don’t 🤣🤣🤣
@@saucyx4 You obviously don't watch any football, or even this video for that matter.
@@afureru444 you think other teams just angels huh? No y’all just haven’t been caught keep preaching to me like y’all Got a team full of baby Jesus lmao
@@afureru444 then stop preaching to me my boy ion wanna hear that lame ahh shiiid 🤣
secret base: this deserves a deep rewind
me, a saints fan: no, no it does not😂
me, a bucs fan: YES IT DOES.
@@bagofgroceries YESSSSIR
Me a Panthers fan,YES IT DOES!I think that Nfc championship game vs The Rams should be next lol.
At least it isn't the 2018 NFC Championship Game
@@felixlueggerto fr fr lmao😂
I'm not sure what series this would go under, but can we have an SB list of best announcer calls? "Touch 'em all Joe!" "Agueroooooooo" and "It's a Minneapolis Miracle!" all give me the chills.
This play is special to us Vikings fans in a way seldom appreciated. We who have been beaten and kicked in the playoffs. We who have failed over and over in the Super Bowl. This play is special because it’s the only time we’ve been on the receiving end of a great all-time play. Every Vikings fan knew this routine: great year but we lose. “God damnit I really thought we could go somewhere this year”. That’s what I said after the first missed pass on the last drive. But I still had a tiny bit of hope. Then I remember screaming with joy when Diggs caught it. One of my favorite memories
Secret Base: "The Minneapolis Miracle deserves a deep rewind"
Me being a saints fan: Hell no it doesn't.
great video all jokes aside.
I mean after what y'all did in 2009 I feel like it's only fair
*DIGGS*
*SIDELINE*
*TOUCHDOWN*
*UNBELIEVABLE*
I actually think Joe Buck had the better call on this play, if only because he never gets excited about anything, and this play just left him speechless
We need one of these for the David Ortiz home run in 2013 ALCS
I can’t believe it’s already been 3 years since this game...time flies
Love these rewinds. The build up and history to that one moment, makes you appreciate it so much more. Brilliant
Great vid my guy as a saints fan u made me remember everything else that went into this I had completely forgotten about the fact that Sean Payton decided to run it on that third down. I had also forgotten about the blocked punt and the 4&10 big play by brees. The one thing is ur trying to say the Vikings had a lot of heartbreak. Anyways, this is a great channel. Any nba or nfl rewinder u make I will watch.
The saints fans will never forget this game
This video made me realize that as a Saints fan, I no longer feel pain... just acceptance and zen
After the no call I became numb to playoff loses
Please let Diggs have a moment like this today. Our city needs this
As a vikings fan: LETS GO BILLS!!!!!! break the super bowl of 4 curse!
🤞
Cry
This is the most amazing play I ever saw live besides AB's game winner in Super Bowl 43. Glad you guys did a video on it.
A WALK OFF HOMER BY SECRET BASE
10/10 well done as always !
Every bone in my body was screaming get out of bounds just because I was 99% sure there was a safety back there, then Stephon turned and ran and it was the best moment of my life
From a Vikings fan, thank you for using Paul Allen's call!
This!
it's a really great call and it also lets us not have to listen to joe buck (despite this being one of his few moments where he actually showed excitement)
@@SecretBaseSBN any excuse to use Paul Allen is a good one, and any excuse not to listen to Joe Buck is also a good one
Ive been waiting for this
I maintain this is the best piece of camera and production work the nfl has ever done the camera angle and cuts could not be better
Thank you thank you thank you for posting this! This was one moment in time I had the privilege of catching. Ah the memories...
You guys really didn’t use “ DIGGS!!! SIDELINE!!! TOUCHDOWN!!!”
I remember watching this game and I am very happy for the viking fans because they deserve a moment like this... People say it was an amazing catch and run but in my opinion it wasn't really a miracle... It was the saints particularly Marcus William made a horrible mistake because all he needed to do is let him catch it and you can tackle him before he gets out of bounds and the game would have been over.. he's completely missed the tackle which let the Viking win this game but I don't want to take any credit from the Vikings this was a really good game... My 49ers we had our share with incredible good games with the New Orleans saints particularly the 2011 divisional playoff game so in the way I know how they feel
We need an “Untitled” of Philip Rivers career
Dadgummit
YESSSSS AS A CHARGERS FAN THAT WOULD BE PAIN BUT THATS A GREAT IDEA
Brenan Hudgens faaax
I love these deep rewind videos! i remember most of them and its so cool to look back on things with even more depth. You thought you knew every narrative but sometimes you forget. Thank you for making these videos!
I get chills every time. My eyes tear up. Such a beautiful moment in Minnesota sports history
i wish everyone seeing this gets to experience the feeling in the building after it
The thing that really caught me off guard when I was watching the play was Joe buck. But, I still wish the Vikings didn’t get blown out the following week.
Well, the Buck call is absolutely legendary. Especially as he’s not known for sounding that excited. I imagine they put this call in the vid instead because of the “Minneapolis Miracle” name-drop. Certainly caught me by surprise.
"Next Wednesday's Sixers-Lakers game deserves a deep rewind."
The dramatic final flourish to the 2006 AFC Championship Game deserves a deep rewind
I’ve been waiting for this video for 3 years
Idea for Rewind:
-'corner taken quickly'
-Kawhi's buzzer beater
ORIGI!!!!!
Vikings fans: I’ve been looking forward to this
38-7
As a Vikings fan, this is the worst moment in recent history. This one singular meaningless win has kept the franchise in mediocrity ever since, as it gave upper management confidence in keeping the worst HC in the NFL in Zimmer.
@iiivmmi Don’t forget then signed Kirk Cousins to where it’s just been downhill ever since missing the playoffs 2 out of the last 3 years...🤦🏼♂️
@@justingregor6329 Man I agree Zimmer should be fired after how the team looked this year
But he ain't no Zac Taylor to be considered the worst?
@@JWex-jy7sk my ranking of Zimmer as the worst coach in the league is based upon the fact that he produces mediocre results with elite talent. I have Nagy as the second worst HC in the league due to the same rationale. I just have a hard time putting Taylor in my bottom 5 coach tier because he’s only been there for 2 years and the cupboard is pretty bare or young in terms of talent. After next year though, Taylor will most likely be in the discussion
Not a Vikings fan but this is one of if not my favorite play in sports. Watching it live was crazy.
Man idk how to explain how it feels like its beyond anything that's ever happened to me before.
100% agree. I could not believe what I was seeing. Top 5 play of all time
I can’t believe that there’s only been three episodes of rewinder about soccer. You’ve barely touched it. The amount of “moments in history” to choose from is just mind blowing.
United v Bayern 1999 two goals in extra time to win the champions league final
Iniesta 2010 OR Götze 2014 - a goal deep into the half hour of ‘overtime’ to win the World Cup final
Celtic’s 18 year old Tony Watt’s second goal against Barcelona to seal one of the biggest upsets in Champions League history
Steven Gerrard’s screamer to win the FA Cup against West Ham
Nakamura last second free kick to win the SPL for Celtic the year their legend Tommy Burns died
Troy Deeney last kick of the game goal after a penalty save on the other end of the field to send Watford to the playoff final
I could list 100 more of these. There’s just so much material guys please.
Help someone! I’m trapped in a Rewind binge and I can’t stop!!!! Ahhhhhh!!! This is such a good series
Saints fans are already having a bad week just for secret base to drop this on them
People never talk in how much us Vikings fans suffer :(
It's true. I think you guys are top 3 with the Browns and my Bills.
Lions still be #1 tho
@@mcurgs can’t argue with that
@@mcurgs Lions don’t suffer they know they are not good and won’t win it’s sad not suffering tho Browns are similar unlike bills and Vikings where we suffer from almost getting to the dance and choking
As a Falcons fan this brought a year to my eye.
Yes I usually get years brought to my eyes
*tear that Atlanta education something else
Hell yeah. Been waiting on this vid. This is the day my love for football was solidified. I wasn’t and still am not a big fan of either of these teams, and I still think it’s the greatest sports moment I’ve ever seen. Unreal stuff.
I will always remember exactly where I was in that moment. How I felt both before and after. What a magic play!
And there was a lot more to the 09 NFCCG than just Favre throwing an interception. Just look up the ESPN coverage the day after
As a Falcons fan, this was one of the greatest days of my life.
As a Saints fan, when I watch this now I just think "wow, I can't believe it got worse over the years".
The Vikings own you guys 😭💀
It's funny. You make a point of the defense waiting on a consistent offense. Now, it's the opposite.
I would say this is the first season under Zimmer our offense was better than our defense. Danielle Hunter, Michael Pierce and Mike Hughes (who would’ve guessed Mike would get hurt lmao) all missed the season. We lost Griffey, Alexander, Wayne’s, and Rhodes, and several key back ups like Sendajo and Kearse. Wouldn’t be surprised if we signed a guard and had a really defensive draft. Getting another edge, safety, 3 tech, and some line backers
Case Keenum is one of the most underrated players in the NFL.
22 TD-7 INT in MIN.
18 TD-15 INT in DEN.
11 TD-5 INT WAS.
51 TD-27 INT for 3 Different teams in 3 years.
One of the greatest moments in Minnesota Vikings history. What an amazing feeling!
Pretty sad history when a divisional round game is one of the greatest moments.