Every Team's CRAZIEST Regular Season Win!
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- Every Team's CRAZIEST Regular Season Win!
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The Ravens and Vikings both are in single digit scoring with almost 2 minutes to play and then both manage to put up 3 touchdowns each... craziest game I've seen live.
That was the craziest game I've seen in a long time. As a KC fan the Cheifs Bills game might be beloved by me but that Viking and Ravens games was bonkers.
I remember my dad asking me the final score, he couldn't believe it when I told him.
I remember watching it w my dad. We’re Vikings fans. Jaws dropped after the cpat screen td. But we knew how the game was gonna end. After all it’s the Vikings. We’ve seen that final drive 1billion times over the past 60 years
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Actually, while the Vikings did score 3 total TDs in the 4th quarter, their 1st of 3 happened very early on into said period to take a 12-7 lead (a failed 2-point conversion attempt followed), not during the final 2 minutes & 5 seconds left in regulation - which was of course when those back-and-forth, consecutive, combined 5 TDs occurred (3 by BAL + 1 successful conversion on a 2-point attempt of their own & 2 TDs by MIN).
@@richardtherichard26 as a Packers fan sometimes it not easy lol I've seen them lose in some heart breaking way
I love how well the NFL have archived their content, not many other sports have this much high-quality content on youtube weekly
Now if only they would release full versions for those of us interested in that. 🤔
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That 2018 Chiefs-Rams game is still one of the greatest games I’ve ever seen. I can’t wait for the rematch this year.
I agree with you. Not trying to be rude, but it won’t be the same matchup as before. Because both teams have lost their star players and their schemes have changed too. I’m looking forward to seeing the hype again like last time. And if it’s a big game or not, I’m ready to be excited. Hopefully, I don’t miss it all again (True Story).
It was wild for sure
@@megadouche Definitely 💯%
Chiefs should have won that game. Scandrick dropped the easy pick on the Rams game winning drive that would have iced it.
That game was CRAZY just non stop scoring! Man the 2018 season and playoffs was a great season.
Two things about this video I want to say:
1. I actually laughed out loud when they just put up 3 separate Miracle wins by the Eagles over the Giants as their craziest "win".
2. I really wish Gus Johnson could just call every game in every sport ever.
Even though we were on the losing side, that Vikings and Ravens game was the most insane thing I’ve ever seen. Still one of my favorite games to this day.
0:00 Cowboys
1:42 Steelers
2:42 Rams
4:31 Packers
5:20 Ravens
6:37 Eagles
7:46 Seahawks
8:41 Raiders
10:03 Buccaneers
11:30 Dolphins
12:17 49ers
13:33 Chiefs
14:22 Cardinals
15:44 Patriots
16:46 Lions
17:52 Colts
19:27 Panthers
20:36 Bills
22:01 Commanders
23:16 Falcons
23:35 Browns
23:55 Vikings
24:18 Broncos
24:52 Chargers
26:03 Giants
27:08 Titans
28:44 Texans
29:39 Saints
30:06 Bears
31:29 Bengals
32:38 Jets
34:11 Jaguars
You sir are a gentleman and scholar. Thank you for your service 🫡
22:01 "Redskins win"
15:44 - Patriots cheating goes back a long way.
I wonder if it’s in order of popularity 🤔
Na, it’s most likely in order of delusional fans.
@@RichV20 Exactly!
That Rams-Chiefs matchup was legendary. They couldn't decide which highlights to show, so they said screw it, let's show them all! 🤣
That Ravens/Vikings game was like a movie with bad first two acts but then the third act is so good and wild, you can't help but love the movie lol. Ended with a perfect throw and catch from Flacco to Marlon Brown. Crazy that Brown had 7 TDs as a rookie UDFA that year.
Merrill Reese as commentator for all 3 miracles at the Meadows is special. GOATed
Merrill Reese is the best radio broadcaster of all time
Don't forget the other one in 2003 with Westbrook's go ahead punt return TD....should be four of em
@@james.calderone on the third one in this video they should've included the whole comeback
@@BattleOverride856 I actually think it was cool to instead of giving the 2 minutes to just that game was to montage the 3.
@@mramisuzuki6962 Agreed, but the 1978 one is the only one that can really stand on just the context of the final play. 2010, especially, the TD to avoid overtime was cool but without the context of the deficit overcome, it loses its luster.
I’ll still never get over the fact that there are THREE Miracles at the Meadowlands
Safe to say the Vikings have a new craziest game
The Cowboys victory in Buffalo is so underrated at best
Falcons was one of the craziest shit I’ve ever seen like I didn’t even think we had a chance of winning down 15 with light to five minutes left
That Texans Steelers game in 2002 is certainly one to remember. Aaron Glenn and Marcus Coleman were our only Pro Bowlers from that Inaugural season.
Mike Brown getting back to back game winning pick sixes in overtime after the Bears scored 2 TDs in 2 minutes is insane.
Two TD's in 28 seconds, man.
My other pick would be the big comeback against the Cardinals 2006
@@chadjenkins4876 "THEY ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE."
@@chadjenkins4876 that should have been the one. Our offense scored no touchdowns and we still won
Of all the crazy regular season games New England has had.... That's the one they're gonna go with...
28 to 3. Superbowl 51
I guess haters gonna hate.
@@marksullivan5885 Not a regular season game.
As a Bears fan, I expected the Bears/Cardinals defensive comeback game. But yea Mike Brown back to back pick 6s in OT is even crazier
I'm so glad you included the timeout that Buffalo called right before the field goal attempt. I was watching that live and nearly threw my remote at my TV when it happened.
The "Win & In" game from last year (Raiders v. Chargers) was one of the funniest games I've ever seen. Mostly because I don't like the Steelers, and it was funny to watch them panic during OT.
Also something else, it's great to hear both Don Criqui and Gus Johnson on a lot of these calls.
I will never forget that Ravens game. My dad was there, but he left before the end of the 4th quarter! I had to keep walking away from the TV - typical Ravens heart attack game with some early wintry weather thrown in!
The 2018 Chiefs-Rams game was insane
As a Seahawks fan, I'm still baffled from the outcome of that Packers tilt in 2012. This was the only time I felt that my team got an unearned win.
Another crazy regular season win that I remember was the 2013 game vs Tampa. The eventual Super Bowl champs found themselves in a 21-0 hole against the 0-8 Bucs but rallied to win in OT.
One handed possession counts the same as two. The Packers never had cause to object
Oddly enough it was picked as the Seahawks CRAZIEST win when even NFL Throwback called it "The Fail Mary." And that's how the NFL sees it too. Seahawks were gifted a win.
Or that back to back 4 down conversations against the Vikes last year on Monday night
Or 2 years when the 7-1 Seahawks kicked the game winning FG at the OT vs the 8-0 niners on Monday night
As a Packer fan, I've seen my team get lots and lots of unearned wins! Heck, like two this season so far!
Miracle in Miami may have some competition now due to the insane comeback in week 2 vs the Ravens
The Miracle came against the Soon to be champs. And you don’t see plays like that very often.
The Chiefs And Rams 🐏 Game Was Incredible NFL Throwback 🏈
Man that 2018 season and playoffs was WILD one of the best seasons!
the 13-3 super bowl sucked tho
@@gr06 Yea that was the least hyped I was for a super bowl that season. I wanted to see Brees win just one more ring with that Saints squad if they didn't get screwed.
@@KD_55 yeah the Saints were the best team in the NFL that season. I believe they would've beat the Pats in the Superbowl
@@gr06 It only sucked because fans like yourself only care about games going into the 30's to be entertaining. Real football fans understand how awesome SB53 was when you learn the X's and O's. It was an amazing game that was a defensive game. Great football.
I know the Broncos game was a huge upset for the giants, but I think 2011 week 14 is the craziest regular season game in giants history. Just how insane the comeback was and how much the game meant in the divisional standings
That, 2005 vs Broncos or 2006 vs Eagles I think would be more deserving of that slot
I remember watching the Packers game. Man the lions got absolutely screwed, if I recall correctly.
Never even grazed his facemask...from a dead inside Lions fan
the lions should have won!
Eh, I'm not a fan of either team. The Lions shouldn't have given up a 20-0 lead. It was either a facemask or horse-collar. He still got whipped around pretty good. You can see his shirt get tugged on, which would be a clear indication of a horse-collar penalty. He no longer counted as QB, and was out of the tackle box when the penalty occurred, so he counted as a receiver. It's still a defensive penalty, and the game can't end on one. At least you're not forced to watch your teams humiliating defeats back to back in every single one of these compilations in the name of continuity. Miracle at the Meadowlands, my @ss. I suffer double, because I am from DFW, so I have a hometeam that I have to hear about every time they lose, despite the fact I will not admit to feeling anything but a passing "hometown" backing of them.
The Steelers one is wrong IMO. It was the "Emaculate Extension" game against the Ravens. The division and playoffs on the line, and AB extends the ball to score a TD, where if he was tackled short, game is over.
Wow. If I had a nickel for every time the Lions lost a game 19-17 because the opposing kicker made a record-setting 60+ yard field goal as time expired, I'd have two nickels.
Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?
You're gonna need to update this one for the Vikings after December 17, 2022 vs. the Colts.
The Cardinals should be the hail Murray, I get comebacks are cool and all but that maybe one of the greatest game ending plays of all time. Also for the Cardinals the win in the early 2000s where they knocked the Vikings from the playoff contention was nuts.
What about the protection, though? Twice, Murray could have cooked himself a full breakfast, then had time to score. That was damn impressive. I'm not even a Cardinals fan, but the offensive line held the defense off of him for an extraordinarily long time.
I’ll be damned if I ever forget that Cowboys-Bills game, because it will mean my memory is going to hell. In no way did the Cowboys deserve to win, but I was incredibly thrilled they did.
Chiefs vs Rams was amazing, but idk if anything will top the drama of Chargers vs Raiders. That's gotta be the craziest scenario to play out on the last game of the regular season.
The fact that the one for the Cardinals isn’t the Hail Murray is baffling
I was thinking that or the Josh McKown td to put the Vikings out of the playoffs. But the Raider game was crazy because of the comeback.
Nah when we beat the packers off the Carlos Dunlap fumble return
@@Ontooka The Cowboys overtime game with the blocked punt TD?
That’s Colts comeback game against the Buccs was just magic on the screen… Manning invented the 2-minute drill that night
As a Browns fan the greatest game I remember was in the playoffs, 2020 versus the Steelers when we just kicked their ass. I waited 25 years for that moment, had me in tears.
That play-by-play call at 23:44 is one of the best I've ever heard.
Don Criqui is underrated.
Jesus that KC Steelers game, best special teams performance in NFL history no contest
as a saints fan, i miss bragging about our team having the record field goal but then justin tucker stole it. lmao, im still happy for tucker tho
A couple honorable mentions from this season:
- Vikings overcome 33-0 halftime deficit
- Patriots return punt for a TD with under a minute left in the game to win 10-3
- Raiders recover Patriots’ failed lateral and run it back for a TD
- Jets get 2 TDs in the last 2 minutes of the game to beat the browns in week 2
I wouldn't even call the Vikings one an "honorable mention". This video is already two months old; I think if they made it today, that'd be the Vikings' entry.
There were a lot of green bay games that could have gone on this list. But honestly the comeback against the bears in Week 1 a few years ago when Rodgers got hurt and came back to lead the Packers to a win on basically one leg. That was champion level stuff right there.
How it wasn't Freeman's Shoulder Catch is beyond me. It still has Al Michaels' greatest MNF call, "He did WHAT?!?!"
6:43 LMAO they used all the miracle at the meadowlands 😂
Tremendous compilation. 99 out of 100. The only one that could've/should've been better was the Saints highlight. (29:39) The 63-yard FG by Dempsey was crazy, but what made the game even crazier is that the Lions had just taken a 17-16 lead with 0:11 left. A 14-yard KO return by Al Dodd, followed by an incredible 17-yard completion from Billy Kilmer to Dodd, who barely tapped his toes in-bounds, got the ball up to the Saints' 45-yard line with 0:02 left. (possibly the best pass of Kilmer's career) Footage exists of both plays. Very surprised those weren't included, as they show just how crazy this win was for the Saints.
Okay, because I was wondering if there was more to this than just the record kick. Before it got to the Saints clip, I was guessing it was going to be the Washington games from either 2009 or 2017, the Giants game from 2015, or the Miami game from 2009.
Nine years later I still don’t think I’ve ever seen a crazier finish to a game than that Ravens Vikings one. Honestly not sure if something like that will ever happen in the fourth quarter again.
I thought for sure Jaguars/Saints with the crazy lateral TD and John Carney miss would be in here!
I thought the Saints/Giants shootout game in 2015 would be on here. That game was crazy
That frigging NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO by the color guy in the radio lol
@@ramuelcruzada3207 Yes!!!! One of the greatest calls in history! And after that he said "How could he do that?!"
@@jcoolguy1548 Yah! Was it like 49-45 or something like that?
This was a remarkable production to watch. As always, thanks NFL Throwback for putting it together. I can tell you dug high and low to stockpile the gems that were on display. I had forgotten about a lot of them. I had a feeling you were going to select the 1980 comeback against the Saints for the 49ers, which I enjoyed. Great job!
*Eagles:* All those games at the Meadowlands, in different fashions too! Dare we say, worst blunder of all time, Joe Pisarcik? On which Herman Edwards capitalized? Not to mention, not one, but _both_ of its sequels!
*Giants:* Right back at you, Philadelphia! Remember the Michael Strahan game winning pick six? Or that game in week 17 of 2002? We G-men remember _both_ of these games fondly.
That rams/chiefs MNF was a Super Bowl we never got to see
Vikings just got a new one vs the bills. Jesus what a game
That cardinals game was insane.
That was a pretty good video. I love the underrated choice for the Giants. That was a great win against the Broncos. I recently watched that Browns/Bears game. It was crazy how Gumbel/Simms, the Browns players, and Butch Davis were all "yeah this game is over. We did it!" and then everything turned around with the Bears making the amazing comeback. Actually the Browns totally gave the game to the Bears by turning super conservative at the end there.
I’ve noticed a trend that most of these games were either division games or afc vs nfc games
Who decided it was a good idea to put a giant box logo in the top corner that's 75% cut off to show which team is up? Why not put a smaller one in the corner that's just the team logo?
We can add the Vikings 33 point comeback to the list now.
The Raider’s game could arguably have been the Heidi Bowl. The season ended against the Chargers was crazy though.
2005 at Dallas was better and crazier than the 2006 home game. No touchdowns all year, 4th and 15 down 13-0 with 4 minutes left, and they won.
Man, this channel has some real gems
The giants have a tendency to end perfect seasons
11:54 Gronkowski Didn't Have The Angle 😂😂😂😂😂😂
you know Belichick was screaming at them after that game :D
Welp the Vikings portion of this already needs an update 😂
Love the Bears winning, but surprised it wasn't the 06 game vs the Cardinals. Tough call
Honestly feel that the Patriots game should have been the 2013 Week 6 encounter vs the Saints, a back-and-forth affair between Brees and Brady, Brady threw a pick with 2:16 left, Saints went 3 and out and gave the Pats the ball back at their own 30 with 1:13 left and no Time Outs, Brady led a do-or-die drive and threw a TD Pass to Kenbrell Thompkins with 5 seconds left on the clock. That day was an epic day for Boston sports, Pats comeback win and Big Papi's Grand Slam for the Red Sox at Fenway in the ALCS against the Tigers
nothing is ever gonna top that KC vs LAR game. best game i've ever seen.
Dallas fan, but a big fan of NFL history in general, and I have to say... the second two Miracle in the Meadowlands just don't compare to the first in any way to put them on a level playing field. Not to detract from their greatness, they were great in their own right, but in the OG miracle in the meadowlands, that game was over.
As Merrill Reese himself said, "Pisarcik can just fall on the football and there is nothing the Eagles can do."
I suppose the Browns get the shortest clip since they're in almost everyone else's clip. It's been a painful life being a Browns fan.
The falcons seem to have some sort of knack for upsetting the niners
They did however lose the most important game against Niners: the 2012 NFC championship game
This was so well made . Bravo
Giants fan. One of the craziest I've seen in my lifetime was 2002 Week 17 against the Eagles. Win puts us in the playoffs, we dominate the whole game, Tiki Barber runs for over 200 yards, but loses 3 fumbles, we get scores wiped by b.s. penalties, an end zone interception, and a missed field goal, so it's 7-7 with 2 minutes left. Then David Akers misses a chip shot field goal, overtime we get an interception, Matt Bryant kicks for the win, playoff-bound.
The Colts comeback was so good.
18:05 that might be the greatest onside kick I have ever seen
I remember watching that Tampa and Colts game live on TV. My Dad actually went to bed because he thought it was over. I continued to watch the game. Those ignorant, arrogant fucks in Tampa were celebrating on the sidelines after 3 quarters, lol, these kids didn't realize that when you have Manning in the game, it is never over. That was the greatest comeback I have ever seen, yes even better than golden boy Tom 'Fucking' Brady. This comeback all came in the last few minutes of the game, it is unprecedented, and may never be duplicated. This was the day that i realized that the Indianapolis Colts were the real deal.
I'm not even saying you got these wrong, it's just insane these games didn't make the list.
Bears MNF comeback in '06
The Dwyane Rudd helmet game
River City Relay
Antonio Freeman catch
Raiders Heidi game from waaay back
The titans should’ve had the Arizona game from 08-09 (I believe) that had them at the one yard line and drove the field on the buzzer beater that’s an instant classic
Another great video thank NFL throwback
might need to update the Vikings' craziest regular season win after what happened this month
The Packers-Lions game was even crazier than the video makes it seem, cuz not only was the Hail Mary with no time left on the clock obviously insane, but that also came at the end of a huge comeback after the lions had a 20-0 second half lead
Also glosses right over the fact that the "face mask" that allowed for that final play never actually happened. Kudos to Rodgers for the acting job, though.
Before watching I will say Saints vs Washington 2009. After watching it, I was wrong. Man the Lions have bad luck with record kicking field goals.
Congratulations NFL Throwback 🏈 Well Done 👍✅
the Cowboys vs Bills game was the first ever game I watched. I was at my cousins house since they were Cowboys fan and I was just like "I don't care for football but I guess I'll watch" ... man after that game I loved Football. WHAT A GAME.
Cadillac Williams; those were fun times
this is the most times ive had chills during a youtube video
Man I LOVE those yellow rams unis
Hearing Tunch Ilkin’s color commentary intertwined with the Fox crew on the Steelers Packers game brings tears to my eyes. RIP Tunch.
the largest comeback has changed.
How was the Packers' NOT Freeman's shoulder catch??? It even has Al Michaels' greatest MNF call ever: "He did WHAT?!?!"
Titans fan. Was actually shocked that our game against the Lions in 2012 wasn't chosen for this. If you aren't familiar, look it up.
This is one of the best videos on youtube
Bro that Patriots choice is insulting. Its an iconic moment but Brady coming back down 24-0 against Peyton is by far the craziest regular season game unless you wanna count the last game of 2007 where the Giants put up an ominous and foreshadowing fight or the 59-0 blowout against the Titans.
The patriots craziest win wasn't 2013 vs the browns? They were down 12 late in the 4th quarter. Also the last nfl game for don criqui
Right? Or Broncos in 2013? Down 24-0 at half
@@nolankelly2596 the pats were down 26-14 with less than 2 minutes left,scored a td, and new england recovered the onside kick, scored a td, to win 27-26.
The fact that the Eagles had three games incluided against the Giants is completely appropriate. It is almost a curse.
I feel like as a Washington fan you could’ve included the Monday Night miracle game at Dallas in 2005, when Washington scored 2 touchdowns by Santana Moss in the final 3 minutes but the one on this list I’m ok with it
All 3 of the Eagles’ highlights are against the Giants 😂😂😂
For the Jets you can update the list and add the 2022 win over the Browns
Eagles miracle in meadowlands saga is the best. Can’t wait for this decade’s iteration
I’m going to love this! Yeah!
As much as I like the Mike Brown back to back Int TDs, the Bears craziest game has to be the one against Arizona on MNF. You could ask Dennis Green, if he where still alive.
I will always remember the game between KC chiefs & LA Rams…best game the NFL has ever had!!!🎯💯
I would've gone with the Holy Roller for the Raiders and the 2003 season finale for the Cardinals myself.
If I had to pick a favorite out of all of these, it'd be the Purple Bowl. For the Ravens and Vikings to combine for almost nothing for 57 out of 60 minutes on a snow-covered field and then do what they did in the last couple minutes, you can't make any of that up.
The Holy Roller didn't make it because they were just selecting games of the now LV Raiders instead of the entire Raiders franchise history, unfortunately.
In the Panthers game I am pretty sure the run by Jonathan Stewart was called back. I remember watching it live and being so excited at first then the refs said he was down.
What's funny about the snow brush driver was he was a prisoner on work release.