Ok I know I’m late to explain this, but a “pass play” is just simply a play that involves a pass. This video isn’t on the longest passes through the air, does this clear everything up?
1:56 is one of my favorite calls ever, I still get chills with the fact that it can be your own former players that can do it the worst to you in a single moment. Love the NFL.
@3:29 This game was played on Christmas eve of the 2011 NFL season. The Giants entering the game were reeling at 7-7 after a strong first half of the year, and looked like they were going nowhere, but then won this game and subsequently got hot to not only make the playoffs, but go all the way to capture their 4th Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots in February. Many sports analysts feel that it was this long touchdown play from Eli Manning to Victor Cruz which was the catalyst to their capturing the championship that season.
THANK you. Too many sites pull these "Longest! Play! Evah!" or "Greatest Feat Ever!" titles, and what they REALLY mean are "Longest/Greatest I Could Gank Off RUclips Clips From Games Over The Last Ten Years." You actually went and got old footage, and I appreciate that.
1:13 credits to #83 for that touchdown as well. He gave him a pushed and protected him while his team player relaxed and celebrated a little too early.
Jerry Rice out there throwing blocks, helping his teammates score touchdowns! Man how I miss athletes who loved the game and their respective team so much. Laying it all out there every game. Salute!
8:29 is the funniest clip. Man got injured running and on a highlight play. I know for a fact his team never let that down. During practice I bet they use to grab their leg when they were doing drills and all started laughing when he was there as a joke. I'd be walking to the locker rooms , and grab my leg and roll as a joke. Point I'm saying he would have been asking for a trade cause I know they was having too much fun roasting him
John Taylor is one of the most underrated WR's of all time. He always made big plays. Rice gets all of the attention, and deservedly so, but Taylor's presence benefited Rice's output. Opposing teams couldn't double team both of them. There were just too many weapons on those 49er teams back in the day.
Problem with Taylor was his lack of drive. Jerry Rice said Taylor could have been just as good as him if he worked harder. Taylor had hall of fame talent and journeyman work ethic. Those hands though.
Being a 49ers fan in Chicago at the time, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen always reminded me of Rice and Taylor. Pippen and Taylor were both great players who didn't seem to quite get the respect they deserved, having had to play opposite the best ever. At least Pippen made it into the HoF on his own merit...
@Dakoda Fisher oH BUT WAIT. You have mentioned about being politically correct. The NFL is going to FINE you now 3 hundred dollars and 25 cents and a half for your outlandish remark or statement. POLICE!! Oh nobody is there? Oh I forgot, we don't need the police. They were all defunded because all the people were behaving much better. That's a great testimony to them, and to you the people. and I don't even know what I'M TALKING about , neither do these Conniving lawyers. Sports? oh who cares about that, YES SIR , keep them interested in something pro Government. Good job! NEXT!!!!
He's doing voiceover of an already-filmed game, more in the style of a news report (and not an NFL PrimeTime/SportsCenter-style news report). Little different than calling it live.
7:19 This has to be one of the best from a QB performance perspective. Randall Cunningham dodging a safety with eyes in the back of his head, and then proceeds to throw the ball about 70 yds through the air. (most of the rest are outstanding WR performances with YACs)
best one is at 7:23 Cunningham 50+ yd bomb into a huge wind. Ducks a sure safety by Bruce Smith and runs left to heave into the wind 50+ yds to Barnett.
Pretty much every one of these, the qb has a clean pocket. Randall Cunningham's one was ridiculous. In his own end zone, under duress, and he threw it 60 yards in the air running to his left and throwing right with a defender in his mouth. One of the greatest throws ever( and not even Cunningham's best play)
That one play was a great illustration of how amazing a player Randall was. About the only thing he didn't do on that play that we've seen him do elsewhere is punt the ball.
The thing about that play was the game was already over. The 2000 Ravens wasn't giving up a TD. The only thing left to watch was the AFC championship trophy being presented to the Ravens.
It's on Taylor's touchdowns that you can see why Jerry Rice is the best wr of all time. His hustle and willingness to block shows his heart for the game. Moss was more physically talented but Rice will still be the best.
yeah jerry rice is the best player of all time. one thing of having a lot of talent and heart. another is being a leader in the locker room which no one was a better leader.
Footage before 2000 has to be converted before it can be on the internet. Also multiple conversions causes most of the footage to get distorted and the quality goes down even further than the already sub par original quality. Furthermore, a lot of footage was lost due to it being taped over (an example being Super Bowl 1).
His instincts were SO good, made 5 people miss in his own end zone in just that clip. Years with the Vikings were very good too, back when there weren't too many "black quarterbacks", in quotes cuz thats how it was phrased by even announcers sometimes when I was a kid in the 80s
0:00 PIT vs ARZ 0:21 PIT vs BAL 0:40 NO vs TB 1:01 BAL vs OAK 1:26 BUF vs JAX 1:47 CHI vs MIN 2:15 WASHINGTON vs BEARS 2:41 BEARS vs PACKERS 2:55 NE vs MIA 3:28 NY vs JETS 3:57 SF vs (TBA) 4:22 SF vs RAMS 4:54 CARDINALS vs RAMS 5:25 (TBA) 5:42 REDSKINS (Commanders) vs RAIDERS 5:56 JAX vs CLE 6:28 BILLS vs EAGLES 6:50 BUCCANEERS vs FALCONS 7:17 BILLS vs EAGLES 7:53 (TBA) 8:19 CHARGERS vs SEAHAWKS with bonus leg cramp 8:40 DET vs HOU 9:05 (TBA) 9:21 BROWNS vs BEARS 9:46 (TBA) 10:10 (TBA) 10:36 (TBA) 10:58 (TBA) 11:18 (TBA) 11:47 (TBA) 11:59 (TBA) Please help complete
Here's your missing games #7 - WAS vs CHI #8 - CHI vs GB #11 - SF vs LARM #12 - SF vs LARM #13 - STL vs LA #14 - DET vs BAL #15 - LARD vs WAS #17 - PHI vs SF #19 - PHI vs BUF #20 - BUF vs IND #21 - WAS vs DAL #23 - CLE vs CIN #25 - SF vs NO #26 - KC vs SD #27 - DAL vs SF #28 - WAS vs CLE #29 - GB vs MIN #30 - NYJ vs BUF #31 - WAS vs NYG
2:41 Was bears vs the packers and 3:57, 4:22 was SF vs the rams, 5:42 was redskins (commanders) vs raiders, 6:28 was the bills vs eagles, 7:17 is what looks like the bills vs eagles but i may be wrong about the bills.
Man, shows you how long it’s been since I’ve actually watched the game…my brain saw the list and thought, “The Buccaneers had some insane QB/Receiver hook-ups over the years!”…then I realized those (TBA’s) were the clips you needed help identifying the teams.
@@BIG-D-STAR it is what it is. how many qb's yards #'s would drop, if they only counted the in-air distance? How many receivers would lose yardage, if they only counted the yards gained after the reception?
John Taylor is on here 3 times. Twice in one game and the third one Deion Sanders looked like he was out of his league trying to run him down. Pretty fucking impressive.
Not go mention, thst he came from Delaware State, and Jerry from Southern Mississippi Valley State, and they say smalll schools don't face good enough talent.
the desean jackson return was voted the greatest play in history, but for me, wasn't even the greatest play in eagles history. the cunningham endzone houdini, followed by textbook longbomb above easily beats it, what do you think>?
i like how mike wallace is in the first scoring a touch down with the stealers then in the next one scoring a td against them Update: steelers* XD and wow 1K likes, thanks guys
I like how the throw back 49ers you see John Taylor take two long passes back with stellar upfield blocking from Jerry Rice, the NFL doesn't do that anymore
@@matthewtaylor5425 was just talking about this yesterday with my father...such a damn shame...Cruuuz had a ton of talent and professionalism on and off the field. If it wasn't for his injury vs the Philadelphia Shegles he would have had a few more good years left in him. The 99 yard pass play by Eli Manning to Victor Cruz has always been one of my favorite...As a diehard NY Giants fan...watching Cruz torch the Jets on that December 24th 2011 Xmas Eve day has been and always will be one of the best plays in NY Giants history....That play helped motivate the team to make it to Superbowl XLVI and beat the Patriots for the 2nd time.
Without a doubt, John Taylor was one of the most underrated players in NFL history. Playing in the same era as Jerry Rice obviously had something to do with it.
In an interview, he said "that's how we drew it up. I was to go back into the end zone, Smith was supposed to come at me, I was supposed to duck..." with laughter afterwards.
4:54. Couple things here. #1, in the age of replay that would have been a TD as Moore(better known as Ahmad Rashad) was on top of the tacker as they slid into the endzone. #2, according to Conrad Dobler(Cardinals right guard on this play), the offense was pissed at Moore for not scoring because they had to go all the way to the other side of the field to complete the 1 yard.
Where in the video is this? I've also seen Emmitt Smith protect his quarterback by just destroying a linebacker running in for a sack. Those 90s players were awesome.
5:25.. I remember watching those Sunday morning highlight shows back in the early 70's with that announcer describing the action. His voice and descriptions are what really got me interested in football...even more than the actual games themselves. Used to love how he'd describe the players are "warriors of the gridiron" and such. Wish I could remember his name.
I miss the Rams old blue and white jersey at 4:54! They (like the Cowboys) rarely wore them; but they looked sweet; and I was kind of hoping they would go back to those when they recently moved back to L.A.!
@2:40 In 1995, Robert Brooks had a monster year. At the end of '94, the Packers lost, Sterling Sharpe, one of the all-time greats, to a career ending neck injury. Those were some big shoes to fill. 1995, one of my favorite Packer teams.
As a lielong 49ERS fan, when the RUclips algorithm placed this clip in my feed, I immediately checked to see if John Taylo'rs phenomenal Monday Night game against the rams was included in it. I was not disappointed. John Taylor still remains one of my favorite of all 49ERS players, partly because he has never been given the credit he deserves for being part of that great 49ERS era. When he was in the lineup, teams could not have their DB's focus too much on Jerry Rice. Not to mention, the 49ERS had Roger Craig, a man that was always a good threat to catch the ball out of the backfield. Great memories!!
9:55 in today's NFL there would've been no less than 8 flags thrown on that play. too bad they don't let them fight for it anymore, or else it might make modern passing records more amazing.
@@just-Banks Explain? okay, i'll give it a try. "in today's NFL there would've been no less than 8 flags thrown on that play." I'm saying that the NFL throws a lot of flags against aggressive defenders these days. Pretty self-explanatory. "too bad they don't let them fight for it anymore," Also self-explanatory. I want to see defenses be able to be a little more aggressive. "or else it might make modern passing records more amazing." Piggy-backing off the last point, since the defenses aren't allowed to be as aggressive as they once were, all of these new offensive records being shattered every year just aren't as respectable as they used to be. If the defense is hampered by bullshit rules that favor the offense, the offense is allowed to run roughshod over them. And that isn't fun to watch from a competition standpoint. Ergo, modern passing records just aren't as amazing as they should be.
I was at that Jacksonville Cleveland game 5:56 front row on the 10 yard line by the goal line he ran into to score when Gordon had that catch it was great
penaloza509 Nate Burleson always talks about being in practice and games with him and he was out of shape and still doing incredible things. It's truly a shame of so much wasted talent.
I remember the 2 90+ yard touchdowns montana threw too John Taylor and I believe it was back to back plays, I remember Taylor’s stat line after those 2 catches ( 2 rec for 198yds) it was so dang incredible!!
Taylor #82 of the 49ers might be the MOST Grossly CRIMINALLY underrated football players Wideouts in NFL HISTORY he is faster than Rice had just as good hands and great route runner too,
I was a college wide receiver for USC and played in the Rose Bowl Game on New's Year's day in 1977. Our line of scrimmage was at the one yard line and I caught a pass at the 20; I ran all the way for a touchdown which set the record for the longest pass play in college history of 99 yards.... ...but I also lie a great deal.
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Ok I know I’m late to explain this, but a “pass play” is just simply a play that involves a pass. This video isn’t on the longest passes through the air, does this clear everything up?
No.
Jk.
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Cool but there’s a 92 yard play🤔
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It’s funny how Mike Wallace is on the Steelers then the next play he does it again against the Steelers
@@Jdude281 nobody cares it was with the Raven. You only got 1 like in 6 months. You are a fucking loser and i hate you idiot.
Facts Forever what part of that sentence made you so angry
@@factskc9157 You need to go to anger management
Facts Forever well he just got 9 more in 3 weeks... soooo
LOL I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THAT LMFAO
i hate it when i get a 5′ 9″ receiver mixed up with Rob Gronkowski
Lol
steve b dot even gronk is 87 not 83 ( Jersey )
Yo thats what the announcer said. Lol did you not see the " ?
Orion lol
+Tom Brady hello
Incredible downfield blocking by Jerry Rice on both of those Taylor touchdowns. That's a part of his game that is always overlooked
Jerry knows how to condition his body
He was blocking 90 yds downfield on the first two of the 3 TDs by Taylor in this video.
It was not overlooked
it’s hard to believe QBs had the same facemasks as linemen back in the day. What’s even harder to believe is Wes Welker being mistaken for Gronk.
Cameron Moss that’s was a QB face mask back in the day.
Cameron Moss ikr
The goalposts were pretty cool too
😂
What team do you like
At 0:45 Malcom Jenkins came out of nowhere, he could’ve easily given up. Respect ✊🏼
More important, the Saints stopped the bucs from scoring afterwards
Jose ortiz lol that’s impressive
That why my Eagles won the chip. Players like Malcolm
Jose ortiz Yeah, they had Josh Freeman as their starting QB tho lol
Malcolm Jenkins is an SJW who got convinced he’s intelligent
Rob Gronkowski has eaten meals that weigh more than Wes Welker.
😂
Even more than suh
I've taken shits that mattered more then the entire patriots team.
Patrick Stovall eww 😷
Al gronk face
1:56 is one of my favorite calls ever, I still get chills with the fact that it can be your own former players that can do it the worst to you in a single moment. Love the NFL.
right before that the vikings defense held the bears at the 1 on 4 downs. its an incredible series of events
@3:29 This game was played on Christmas eve of the 2011 NFL season. The Giants entering the game were reeling at 7-7 after a strong first half of the year, and looked like they were going nowhere, but then won this game and subsequently got hot to not only make the playoffs, but go all the way to capture their 4th Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots in February. Many sports analysts feel that it was this long touchdown play from Eli Manning to Victor Cruz which was the catalyst to their capturing the championship that season.
That was my early Christmas present that year: A Giants win. And the best was yet to come.
I remember that. It was the first Cruz year right? I remember Rex Ryan talking about how he wanted the jets to be THE ny team. Then they lost.
I love that it was against the jets and ryan. Hey, did you see Cruz’ feet?
3:15
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THANK you. Too many sites pull these "Longest! Play! Evah!" or "Greatest Feat Ever!" titles, and what they REALLY mean are "Longest/Greatest I Could Gank Off RUclips Clips From Games Over The Last Ten Years." You actually went and got old footage, and I appreciate that.
1:13 credits to #83 for that touchdown as well. He gave him a pushed and protected him while his team player relaxed and celebrated a little too early.
its called a guard its so the person with the ball doesnt get tackled
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He wanted to sit on the bench for a rest. Lol, hurry up so defense can play
Jerry Rice out there throwing blocks, helping his teammates score touchdowns! Man how I miss athletes who loved the game and their respective team so much. Laying it all out there every game. Salute!
8:29 is the funniest clip. Man got injured running and on a highlight play. I know for a fact his team never let that down. During practice I bet they use to grab their leg when they were doing drills and all started laughing when he was there as a joke. I'd be walking to the locker rooms , and grab my leg and roll as a joke. Point I'm saying he would have been asking for a trade cause I know they was having too much fun roasting him
They do that now lol
@@silentgrind34They do, but for a star like Rice to block that much that well is impressive.
The GOAT
@@easyenetwork2023 Scott Murphy is a jock sniffer.
3:15 Did this dude really say Rob Gronkowski lmao
Aqib Talib ide Broncos the best brw
Aqib Talib
i know just because they're both white dosnt mean they are the same person lol
Aqib Talib the big difference is Rob Gronkowski can catch a pass in the Superbowl 😂
Gronk get hurt alot
Hahaha forreal wtf.. You're talking 5'8" 185 lbs, vs 6'6" 265.... How you gonna fuck that up?
8:27 dude got a leg cramp lmao
He just dropped out of nowhere
Haha no dude! He got epicly sniped by the epic Ninja bro!
XxEquixGo1dxX ahahaha yeah i was laughing at that part too lollll
Looks like pulled hamstring.
@Etienne Mazellier . He's not Kevin Nash.
Anyone notice the first 2 were Mike Wallace
Blew Superbowl 45
3 John Taylor
Yeah and the first clip was him wit Steelers and the 2nd clip he scores on them haha
and i'm morley safer
No bud no, I didn't
John Taylor is one of the most underrated WR's of all time. He always made big plays. Rice gets all of the attention, and deservedly so, but Taylor's presence benefited Rice's output. Opposing teams couldn't double team both of them. There were just too many weapons on those 49er teams back in the day.
Rice, Taylor, Craig, Rathman....
Problem with Taylor was his lack of drive. Jerry Rice said Taylor could have been just as good as him if he worked harder. Taylor had hall of fame talent and journeyman work ethic. Those hands though.
That’s what happens when free agency and salary caps don’t exist. They evil empired it, before the evil empire just threw money at issues
Being a 49ers fan in Chicago at the time, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen always reminded me of Rice and Taylor. Pippen and Taylor were both great players who didn't seem to quite get the respect they deserved, having had to play opposite the best ever. At least Pippen made it into the HoF on his own merit...
@@scotthartley518 What was the quarterback’s name again? I think he’s pretty good also. 😂
10:48 "he's got him. on his way for a touchdown."
Could he be ANY more unenthusiastic!? Lol
@Dakoda Fisher oH BUT WAIT. You have mentioned about being politically correct. The NFL is going to FINE you now 3 hundred dollars and 25 cents and a half for your outlandish remark or statement. POLICE!! Oh nobody is there? Oh I forgot, we don't need the police. They were all defunded because all the people were behaving much better. That's a great testimony to them, and to you the people. and I don't even know what I'M TALKING about , neither do these Conniving lawyers. Sports? oh who cares about that, YES SIR , keep them interested in something pro Government. Good job! NEXT!!!!
He's doing voiceover of an already-filmed game, more in the style of a news report (and not an NFL PrimeTime/SportsCenter-style news report). Little different than calling it live.
@@pronkb000 that and yelling at old mics would peak them too hard (cause the sound to cut completely)
*3:14*
"Rob Gronkowski.... he's gonna go the distance!"
"No, that's ummm.....ummm.....WES WELKER!! Yeah!"
Nice, guys....real nice commentators...
So easy to get those two confused
AlphaDeltaXray xd
*3:14*
@@gavinthebeast123 Yea? That's what he's got there.
3:14
This reminds me of rookie season on madden mobile....
When I made Jameill Showers into Russell Wilson..........
I went 19-0 that season
Brotherhood Knight what play😂
Double slants and hail mary only
Logan Harkin I turned Geno Smith into Michael Vick
7:19 This has to be one of the best from a QB performance perspective. Randall Cunningham dodging a safety with eyes in the back of his head, and then proceeds to throw the ball about 70 yds through the air. (most of the rest are outstanding WR performances with YACs)
He didn't just dodge a safety, he bent over almost completely to avoid Bruce Smith, one of the best DLs of all time. Amazing play, saw it in person.
best one is at 7:23 Cunningham 50+ yd bomb into a huge wind. Ducks a sure safety by Bruce Smith and runs left to heave into the wind 50+ yds to Barnett.
The og mike vick
I still remember that game. Eagles lost a wild one in Buffalo.
In this video, I saw one if the rarest moments in football history.
The Browns had 27 points
Rix Dyas lmao
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lol!
That’s Rob Gronkowski when he was in middle school!
Bred Saint rlaely
I dndit konw taht
Lol..more like elementary school!
Bred Saint whej
More like 2 months old
Not even! 😂
Pretty much every one of these, the qb has a clean pocket. Randall Cunningham's one was ridiculous. In his own end zone, under duress, and he threw it 60 yards in the air running to his left and throwing right with a defender in his mouth. One of the greatest throws ever( and not even Cunningham's best play)
That one play was a great illustration of how amazing a player Randall was. About the only thing he didn't do on that play that we've seen him do elsewhere is punt the ball.
The play starts at 7:19👍🏾
cant wait for football to come back. thanks for making it bearable.
lol same
you don't watch any basketball?
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3:56 - 4:53
So that's where they got the crowd sounds for the Tecmo Bowl video games.
Man i remember TB,id down It on the one yard line and throw it entire length of field for the TD
At 1:15 I can just imagine Shannon Sharpe saying “BUT SKIP, BUT SKIP”
LOOK HERE SKIP. SKIP COME ON
I feel sorry for everybody in the locker room after that game...😣
DJ drop that track 😂😂
The thing about that play was the game was already over. The 2000 Ravens wasn't giving up a TD. The only thing left to watch was the AFC championship trophy being presented to the Ravens.
Calvin Johnson was an absolute terror. How the hell do you try to cover him. Hes taller faster and stronger than most DB's. Incredible.
Dude gave Dan Orlovsky a postive highlight besides running out the back of the endzone
It's on Taylor's touchdowns that you can see why Jerry Rice is the best wr of all time. His hustle and willingness to block shows his heart for the game. Moss was more physically talented but Rice will still be the best.
One of 'em was called back for being only 92 yards.
I saw that too! Taylor didn't just burn a guy in coverage, he made guys miss and Rice stepped up to block. Terrific!
it wasn't steroids, it was stickem
yeah jerry rice is the best player of all time. one thing of having a lot of talent and heart. another is being a leader in the locker room which no one was a better leader.
Mike Singletary was a great leader too.
Somehow I managed to forget that T.O. played for Buffalo.
Us Buffalonians forget too lol
He think he was a Niner cowboy eagle bill and bengal
@@Ja-vx2nr And almost a Seahawk
Donovan Wisdom so did TO
Wore out his welcome in Buffalo just like everywhere else he played.
Finally someone who knows football existed before 2000.
Jim Gooch It's really hard to get good footage of old football plays...
Footage before 2000 has to be converted before it can be on the internet. Also multiple conversions causes most of the footage to get distorted and the quality goes down even further than the already sub par original quality. Furthermore, a lot of footage was lost due to it being taped over (an example being Super Bowl 1).
New steelers has 97
WHY IT IS USED TO SAY "FOOT BALL" IF THE FUCKIN´ BALL IT IS ALWAYS IN THEIR HANDS
ppl still claim the dream team where have you been?
What a great post. Some of that old footage made me feel like I'd soon be watching Columbo and Star Trek episodes again. TU!
If you look closely, Lebron traveled.
FrEaMcIiNsItSM is hahahahhaha
@@akana6678 that was the point idiot
@@akana6678 he/she knew that it was football. he/she was just making a joke about lebron being in basketball
Akana Katta Fucking idiot.
Wow you're a moron@@akana6678
7:25 is why Cunningham is a legend in Philly
This was the best of the bunch..
His instincts were SO good, made 5 people miss in his own end zone in just that clip. Years with the Vikings were very good too, back when there weren't too many "black quarterbacks", in quotes cuz thats how it was phrased by even announcers sometimes when I was a kid in the 80s
a legend? how many super bowls did he win?
The Randle Scramble.
What about Kurt Warner's 99 yard pass play to James Harrison?
100*
the best pass) haha
I guess he doesn’t care about it which is SAD!
R.I.P. xxxtentacion
What about it, its not here, that's what.
The "D" just don't get no love...lol
2nd Greatest play in Steelers History!
0:00 PIT vs ARZ
0:21 PIT vs BAL
0:40 NO vs TB
1:01 BAL vs OAK
1:26 BUF vs JAX
1:47 CHI vs MIN
2:15 WASHINGTON vs BEARS
2:41 BEARS vs PACKERS
2:55 NE vs MIA
3:28 NY vs JETS
3:57 SF vs (TBA)
4:22 SF vs RAMS
4:54 CARDINALS vs RAMS
5:25 (TBA)
5:42 REDSKINS (Commanders) vs RAIDERS
5:56 JAX vs CLE
6:28 BILLS vs EAGLES
6:50 BUCCANEERS vs FALCONS
7:17 BILLS vs EAGLES
7:53 (TBA)
8:19 CHARGERS vs SEAHAWKS
with bonus leg cramp
8:40 DET vs HOU
9:05 (TBA)
9:21 BROWNS vs BEARS
9:46 (TBA)
10:10 (TBA)
10:36 (TBA)
10:58 (TBA)
11:18 (TBA)
11:47 (TBA)
11:59 (TBA)
Please help complete
Here's your missing games
#7 - WAS vs CHI
#8 - CHI vs GB
#11 - SF vs LARM
#12 - SF vs LARM
#13 - STL vs LA
#14 - DET vs BAL
#15 - LARD vs WAS
#17 - PHI vs SF
#19 - PHI vs BUF
#20 - BUF vs IND
#21 - WAS vs DAL
#23 - CLE vs CIN
#25 - SF vs NO
#26 - KC vs SD
#27 - DAL vs SF
#28 - WAS vs CLE
#29 - GB vs MIN
#30 - NYJ vs BUF
#31 - WAS vs NYG
4:54 was the St. Louis Cardinals vs LA Rams @ St. Louis. Receiver Bobby Moore is better known as Ahmad Rashad.
@@Rockhound6165 Thank you, buddy.
2:41 Was bears vs the packers and 3:57, 4:22 was SF vs the rams, 5:42 was redskins (commanders) vs raiders, 6:28 was the bills vs eagles, 7:17 is what looks like the bills vs eagles but i may be wrong about the bills.
Man, shows you how long it’s been since I’ve actually watched the game…my brain saw the list and thought, “The Buccaneers had some insane QB/Receiver hook-ups over the years!”…then I realized those (TBA’s) were the clips you needed help identifying the teams.
Mike Wallace is an absolute burner
xUnknownXPro22X Brandin Cooks too
Reggie Nelson really blew the coverage from the safety position on that play. No chance to catch Cooks due to terrible angle he took.
xUnknownXPro22X he was the first and second play
A walking burner at that
xUnknownXPro22X I think that's gronk
Jerry Rice deserves that 70+ pass block rating in Madden
@Mikey Walker Let's hear it for "70+ pass block rating", whatever that is.
Lance Baker A players rated ability to pass block in Madden, thought that was self explanatory.
Both those John Taylor Tds Jerry laying the way.
Jerry rice hustling to throw some blocks for Taylor, the freaking greatest.
So that weak-armed joe montana had 2 90+ touchdown pass plays in one game...Hmm!
@@BIG-D-STAR it is what it is. how many qb's yards #'s would drop, if they only counted the in-air distance? How many receivers would lose yardage, if they only counted the yards gained after the reception?
John Taylor is on here 3 times. Twice in one game and the third one Deion Sanders looked like he was out of his league trying to run him down. Pretty fucking impressive.
Rice's block was great but Taylor used all his blocks all 3 plays at an amazing level. Vision 99 (+10) on those plays.
People forget how good John Taylor was just because he played alongside Jerry Rice, but he was amazing.
Not go mention, thst he came from Delaware State, and Jerry from Southern Mississippi Valley State, and they say smalll schools don't face good enough talent.
I remember that Randall Cunningham play like it was yesterday. Randall Cunningham was the Mike Vick before Mike Vick
Tone Lee a bit slower but better arm
Much better than Vick
the desean jackson return was voted the greatest play in history, but for me, wasn't even the greatest play in eagles history. the cunningham endzone houdini, followed by textbook longbomb above easily beats it, what do you think>?
@@krell2130 I was at that game. I still don't know how Cunningham got away from Bruce Smith. Arguably, the greatest play I saw in person.
I remember seeing that and the John Taylor TDs
Who else thought the third guy was gonna be Mike Wallace too?
TheUncleshady me too
TheUncleshady me
ME
Yeah
I came to check if I should comment that
I guess I didn't realize how rare the 99-yard pass was. About as rare as mistaking Wes Welker for Rob Gronkowski.
John Taylor was one of the most underrated players in history
When you play beside Jerry Rice, that happens....
@doc brightside you sir are 100% right how many big catches did he have
The guy made clutch grabs.
I actually played against him in high school.
You‘re right, Doc. But that‘s what happens when you‘re actually playing in one of the greatest offenses of all time.
I easily mistake Welker and Gronk all the time too...
yeah - I mean they're so ... well, not really much alike are they.... nevermind. I heard that call live and was like "WHAT ?????"
BigWonka All white receivers look the same.
Ha!
Piteus W well gronk is a tight end not a receiver so
Zach Clanton I hate to break it to you but all TEs are receivers.
i like how mike wallace is in the first scoring a touch down with the stealers then in the next one scoring a td against them
Update: steelers* XD and wow 1K likes, thanks guys
Lonnie Easley and did it as a rival lol
Lonnie Easley I was about to say the same then I saw your comment 😂
Lonnie Easley true
Steelers* put some respect up on they name
John DeMartino shoulda known someone would be in here correcting my spelling smh
I like how the throw back 49ers you see John Taylor take two long passes back with stellar upfield blocking from Jerry Rice, the NFL doesn't do that anymore
"Stuns the bears by passing on 1st down"
The game has changed so much
Who else remembers when victor Cruz was a beast
that injury against the eagles was his career sad
@@matthewtaylor5425 was just talking about this yesterday with my father...such a damn shame...Cruuuz had a ton of talent and professionalism on and off the field. If it wasn't for his injury vs the Philadelphia Shegles he would have had a few more good years left in him. The 99 yard pass play by Eli Manning to Victor Cruz has always been one of my favorite...As a diehard NY Giants fan...watching Cruz torch the Jets on that December 24th 2011 Xmas Eve day has been and always will be one of the best plays in NY Giants history....That play helped motivate the team to make it to Superbowl XLVI and beat the Patriots for the 2nd time.
I like when moose johnson said ya gotta get enough room here to punt the ball. 99 yards touchdown!! def top 5 greatest plays in Giants history.
And when he and Hakim Nicks were gone that was pretty much it for Eli
As a saints fan…. I do ⚜️
Without a doubt, John Taylor was one of the most underrated players in NFL history. Playing in the same era as Jerry Rice obviously had something to do with it.
He was a great receiver. He did something that Jerry Rice didn't: caught a Super Bowl game- winning TD catch.
You are absolutely, undeniably correct with that statement my friend...rate him among the best, for he was...
He out ran Prime Time too
@@354alldaylots of field to cover. No way.
@@sharull6074 Deion had an angle at 9:50
John Taylor is so underrated he really needs more love
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE JOHN TAYLOR...
There, happy now
Criminally underrated! He has (3) 95+ catches in this compilation! 🐐
Amazing to see that there was a time when Wide Receivers would block for each other.
When they’re built like DBs that tends to happen, lol.
They still do
Love the old school clips! Cheers to the uploader!
7:30 How?!? How did Cunningham avoid that sack???
He was Vick before Vick
In an interview, he said "that's how we drew it up. I was to go back into the end zone, Smith was supposed to come at me, I was supposed to duck..." with laughter afterwards.
4:54. Couple things here. #1, in the age of replay that would have been a TD as Moore(better known as Ahmad Rashad) was on top of the tacker as they slid into the endzone. #2, according to Conrad Dobler(Cardinals right guard on this play), the offense was pissed at Moore for not scoring because they had to go all the way to the other side of the field to complete the 1 yard.
There's a real human named Dick Buttkiss? That's the best news ever.
Jake C. Thats what i said lol
I still laugh at his name but he is a good lb
Byshe Servance the best ever*
He has a middle name lol
He’s literally the bests LB every and you’ve never heard of him?
I love how the first two are Mike Wallace doing it for the Steelers, then on the Steelers.
Twice we see Jerry Rice racing down the field to block. Amazing player.
One of the greatest ever to play the game
The man who made me love football
When I was in Military school in the 60's, we had Scotty Glacken, who I personally witnessed throwing from end zone to end zone.
2:48 the way he said “goodbye” lol
Those blocks downfield by Jerry Rice though........GOAT!!!
Those two plays showed up just as I read your comment. Rice....he did everything.
Jerry didn’t give a shit who scored as long as they were wearing the same jersey as him
Where in the video is this? I've also seen Emmitt Smith protect his quarterback by just destroying a linebacker running in for a sack. Those 90s players were awesome.
@Cletus Anfernee Jackson awww. Poor, lady. Cry it out.
Oh how I miss those players who loved the game and layed it all on the line each and every game. What an era to grow up in!
Does anyone see how on both plays Jerry Rice had blocks on both plays for help.
I know right?! Those were great blocks on BOTH those plays. Those don't go for touchdowns without those blocks.
Yes. Dude did everything.
The blocking of Jerry Rice on those two TD's were fantastic. That effort reinforces his GOAT status to me.
2:24 That guy is my new favorite player name
What makes this video great is the way they show plays from so many different eras.
0:22 “past few weeks hasn’t been good for flaco”
Flaco: I’ll show you this pass
Flacco*
I remember the Jaworski-to-Quick 99 yarder. That was on the first play from scrimmage in overtime, which ended the game real quickly!
The beauty of the two SF Taylor TDs is Jerry Rice throwing the blocks to insure the touchdowns.
2:15 Even more amazing than the play is the fact they were able to shoehorn a football field into Wrigley Field.
2:48 how long has this dude been announcing for ??
That Cunningham play was insane! 7:26
5:25.. I remember watching those Sunday morning highlight shows back in the early 70's with that announcer describing the action. His voice and descriptions are what really got me interested in football...even more than the actual games themselves. Used to love how he'd describe the players are "warriors of the gridiron" and such. Wish I could remember his name.
“The voice of God”, John Facenda.
@@sockmonkey4484 Yeah, John Facenda was fabulous!! The Voice of God! 😮😮😮
Nice job bro
Jlooki jlooki!
Nba
+Jlooki aye jlooki my boi i have been their since the beginning
Jlooki sucks ass
Jlooki. Football. SCHOOL. Dexter. Jackson
I miss the Rams old blue and white jersey at 4:54! They (like the Cowboys) rarely wore them; but they looked sweet; and I was kind of hoping they would go back to those when they recently moved back to L.A.!
St. Louis Cardinals receiver Bobby Moore is currently named Ahmad Rashad.
They wear them now
Imagine the fantasy points...
Inflation of course
@2:40 In 1995, Robert Brooks had a monster year. At the end of '94, the Packers lost, Sterling Sharpe, one of the all-time greats, to a career ending neck injury. Those were some big shoes to fill. 1995, one of my favorite Packer teams.
I tell you I really miss the old NFL Films narrated by John Facenda I really do.
Wow that Randall Cunningham play was jaw dropping
I saw that play live on TV (1990, if I remember correctly), and it's quite possibly the most amazing single play I've ever seen.
@@larrycopeland2413😮Bruce Smith couldn't believe he missed him..
Jerry Rice blocking was immaculate
As a lielong 49ERS fan, when the RUclips algorithm placed this clip in my feed, I immediately checked to see if John Taylo'rs phenomenal Monday Night game against the rams was included in it. I was not disappointed. John Taylor still remains one of my favorite of all 49ERS players, partly because he has never been given the credit he deserves for being part of that great 49ERS era. When he was in the lineup, teams could not have their DB's focus too much on Jerry Rice. Not to mention, the 49ERS had Roger Craig, a man that was always a good threat to catch the ball out of the backfield. Great memories!!
Unforgettable. Two 90+ yard catch and run touchdowns in one game!
At 8:35 "Can't throw it longer than that unless you're in the CFL!"
Love that Chris Berman would occasionally give a shout out to Canadian football.
@Borders i have watch that countless time
How are you doing?
My message to Josh Gordon: STAAYYY OOOFFFFFF THE WEEEEEEEEEEDDD!!!!
9:55 in today's NFL there would've been no less than 8 flags thrown on that play. too bad they don't let them fight for it anymore, or else it might make modern passing records more amazing.
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@@just-Banks Explain? okay, i'll give it a try.
"in today's NFL there would've been no less than 8 flags thrown on that play." I'm saying that the NFL throws a lot of flags against aggressive defenders these days. Pretty self-explanatory.
"too bad they don't let them fight for it anymore," Also self-explanatory. I want to see defenses be able to be a little more aggressive.
"or else it might make modern passing records more amazing." Piggy-backing off the last point, since the defenses aren't allowed to be as aggressive as they once were, all of these new offensive records being shattered every year just aren't as respectable as they used to be. If the defense is hampered by bullshit rules that favor the offense, the offense is allowed to run roughshod over them. And that isn't fun to watch from a competition standpoint. Ergo, modern passing records just aren't as amazing as they should be.
Those are some great football plays! Love the video!
4:38 "This is very weird game" Watching Joe Montana & the 49ers back in the 80's was always a little weird. Fabulous weird.
Man, moving the goal posts back ten yards was such a good idea.
badlandskid no not in your opinion Joe Montana is better
@@jamildiamond7776 wait what
what have you been smoking
that comment was so irrelevant to the previous one
Tripping.
As an o linemen I kept stressing out that they would get run into the post and get a serious injury
I didn't even know they had it like that betore
The Greatest Receiver in History unselfishly blocking.. true greatness 4:23
He’s the GOAT
11:46 the one with no sound, is a 96-yarder by New York Jets' QB Ken O'Brien to WR Wesley Walker, at Buffalo, in 1985.
Imagine if Josh Gordon never did drugs and lead the Browns to the playoffs
Joseph James yo that's what I was thinking... he would've been such an amazing player too
I was at that Jacksonville Cleveland game 5:56 front row on the 10 yard line by the goal line he ran into to score when Gordon had that catch it was great
Joseph James yeah damn
ScubaSteve your team sucks ass
Joseph James weed really
Josh Gordon has so much potential if he could just....
STAY OFF, THE WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED
penaloza509 Nate Burleson always talks about being in practice and games with him and he was out of shape and still doing incredible things. It's truly a shame of so much wasted talent.
penaloza509 its hard man its fuckin hard but i would for millions of dollars lol
Josh Gordon along with Justin Blackmon may be the biggest waste of WR talent in league history. Both guys could have been superstars.
***** 😂
Too bad he can never play in the NFL again. Such a great player
8:35 oh man i miss the old sport center
I remember the 2 90+ yard touchdowns montana threw too John Taylor and I believe it was back to back plays, I remember Taylor’s stat line after those 2 catches ( 2 rec for 198yds) it was so dang incredible!!
Your math is wrong bruh.
That receiver has 17 fantasy points in one play
Browns have highlights?!
TFG Luckz yeah they do but i was surprised they have 4 95+ on pass play
That was the year they weren't that bad
Browns don’t always have good plays
But when they do it’s 90+ yards
When you realize that the first two catches shown in this video we’re both caught by Mike Walles
Taylor #82 of the 49ers might be the MOST Grossly CRIMINALLY underrated football players Wideouts in NFL HISTORY he is faster than Rice had just as good hands and great route runner too,
Tony Williams And was a great punt returner.
Those blocks by Jerry though. So on point in that game
I was a college wide receiver for USC and played in the Rose Bowl Game on New's Year's day in 1977. Our line of scrimmage was at the one yard line and I caught a pass at the 20; I ran all the way for a touchdown which set the record for the longest pass play in college history of 99 yards....
...but I also lie a great deal.
Bruh lmaoooo
Music rules at 4:58. Took me way back lol
shaped by incense William loose!
Thank you for such a wonderful video compilation!! Many respects always!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Watching this just makes me want to see how fast I can run outside 😂