What's the Most Humiliating Loss in NFL History?
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There's been many losses of epic proportion in NFL history... but what is the most humiliating?
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It was actually Offensive Coordinator Bob Gibson that called the infamous "Miracle at the Meadowlands" play. Not only was he fired the day after the game, but the stigma of the play was so great that he never worked in any level of football ever again. Gibson never even talked about the play before his 2015 death, telling ESPN In a 2008 phone interview that he hadn't discussed the play in 30 years and he wasn't about to start now.
Wait Bob Gibson?you mean the one who threw arguably the best season in mlb history in 1968?
I recently watched a video where they said that back then it was uncouth to kneel down to run out the clock at the end of games, which is why he called a run play. So dumb.
@@zacharyadams3422 Different Bob Gibson.
@@zacharyadams3422 Bib Gibson ,who had a pitch called the “Hit Batsman”?
Also this play resulted in the creation of the Victory formation by the eagles since after winning like that they realized how important it was to make sure they didn't become the next team to lose like the giants.
We have a new contender!!! The broncos losing 20-70 to the Miami Dolphins!!
Ah, ya beat me to it.
Yeah but the 21 of the dolphins points were in the 4th and the broncos at least managed to get 20
@@luciuspaullus1948 I don't know if giving up 21 points in the 4th, makes it better or worse, to lose by 50 over all, and give up 21 at the end, vs just getting throttled for 70 points before the 4th? Ya, ouch either way.
@@luciuspaullus1948how can you say that when they scored just about 20 points a quarter and the 4th was literally backups on Miami offense
@@happyclampopper it doesn’t make it not embarrassing, but idk if it can be the most embarrassing of all time if it looked like the team was actually trying (yes, the broncos defense was terrible, but the offense actually had some decent drives, and it could have realisticaly been a lot less lopsided if they didn’t come up empty
“This is the only 30 point comeback the league has ever seen”
Colts and Vikings: Hold My Beer
33 point comeback, wow
Hey, another 30 point comeback was gonna happen sooner or later, couldn't have set it up better if I wrote a script for that game *and* the season leading up to it. And I'm a Bears fan. But goddamn did I feel it coming when the Colts got cold. That Colts team right now has a ridiculous ability to confuse everybody in every way possible just for a bit of chaos, sorta like that one Chargers season where they missed the playoffs despite a league leading offense and defense.
And it was the EXACT SAME QUARTERBACK on the losing end of both games. You can't write this shit up.
Funny what happened to us a few games after that (packers 😤)
Watched every second of it too lol. My buddy is a Colts fan, I messaged him at halftime and said "what are your Colts doing to the Vikings right now??"
I spoke too soon.. he thinks it was my fault. Lol
Then there was the 27 point comeback the Jaguars had against the Chargers in the playoffs
As a die hard Falcons fan on the west coast. I’ve never felt so many people sorry for me in a room after 28-3.
There’s a video out there that did the math, but if the falcons did literally nothing but kneel and punt, they’d have needed 1 first down for a guaranteed win, or to have forced one turnover/defensive stop.
Falcons are my favorite team. I cried during the touchdown by patriots in superbowl 51 to end the game.
Not to mention they blew a 20 point lead in the 4th quarter
Same homie, same
@@josephsindelar2839 i think the vid was by fivepointsvids, he’s goated
One memory that sticks vividly in my mind is that Seahawks goal line interception. I was 13. Super Bowl party in my moms friends house everyone’s spirits were high.
The silence that followed that play was insane. You could’ve heard a pin drop. The host quietly turned off the tv…
Absolutely insane
Even better: the 2004 ALCS. "There's nothing more satisfying than making 60,000 Yankee fans shut up!" (Curt Schilling)
I'm crying thx for reminding me
Ahhh yes. SCREAMING AND CELEBRATING ensued for us. Great moment…😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Great moment, I'm so glad you guys experienced cumulative disappointment and defeat. In 2013 everybody was jaw unhinged for the Seattle Suicide Seagulls.
Yeah! how was that not PI though? The DB goes through the WR to get to the ball
62-7 to end a HoF QB’s career definitely is one of them
HoF Head Coach too, albeit inducted for a different team.
As a Dolphins fan, I'm both thankful and shocked he didn't bring it up.
@@acaldwell64 he did
Man, Marino did not deserve to go out like that.
@@MadMike1 there just wasn't any tread left on that tire
With respect to that last play with the Browns losing to the Chiefs --
Reminds me of the miraculous Saints play that ended in an insane touchdown after all of those laterals, only to miss the PAT and lose the game.
NOOOOOOO!!
Early in the 1940 NFL championship, Redskins QB Sammy Baugh threw a pass deep down the sideline to a wide open receiver which should have been a sure touchdown. The reciever just straight up dropped the pass. After the game, a reporter asked Slingin' Sammy if he thought the game would have been different if the receiver had made the play. He replied, "Yeah, it would have been different. It would have been 73-7."
Lmao
Also, if you believed everyone who said they were at the game then the attendance was 360,000 instead of 36,000.
Also, that game caused teams to switch to the “T” formation from the single-and-double wing formations.
After the game, a reporter asked George Halas if the Bears had played a perfect game. Halas replied "No. I think we could have scored another touchdown."
i just love how 73-0 was the basically the final score of the first game 7-3
Da bears
As a Browns fan, about twenty games immediately popped into my head when I read the title. And that's only because I can't remember the other hundred or so because one can only endure so much trauma.
Especially the first 2 years after they came back. Totally non-competitive most weeks.
We got a nod in this video for coming back against the titans when they were winning 28-3
WILL HILL IS GONNA WIN THE GAME ON A BLOCKED FIELD GOAL! UNBELIEVABLE!
@@jasonfischer8946 might have been the only time in my life I was angry enough to attempt to eat my brows hat
@@thezokil I bet. I'm a Ravens fan and I felt bad for you guys.
It's incredible that this video, talking about the insanely rare point differential in the Bills-Oilers comeback game, was made just 2 months before that record comeback was broken. Talk about chance.
Miami owns the most humiliating loss this year. They threw their franchise QB on the field 3 days after a concussion just so they could try to maintain an early-season undefeated streak. Instead, they let Tua get a second concussion inside of a few days, possibly ruined his career, and lost the game anyway. I can't think of much more humiliating than that.
Tua wanted to play, he's on his way out.... if he doesn't perform this year, he's gone
@@commiehunter733 what the player wants and what is best for the player sometimes do not align. Of course he wanted to play. Sidney Crosby wanted to play after 2 concussions back to back and ended up being held out for almost 18 months. Cumulative concussions are nothing to mess with
@@CoheedBlood This is absolutely true. 2 serious concussions inside of a 4 day window is down right fuckin deadly. Miami did Tua so fuckin dirty, and the way they keep reporting, "oh, he's doing great, he looks good, he out there" is so fucked up.
@@commiehunter733 he's lucky to be alive you think he's still gonna play are you high?
@@rodriga1985 the dude gets injured by the wind, hes not going to last his body isn't made for the game writing is on the wall not sure why anyone cares like they did him dirty.
This just got recommended after the dolphins dropped a 70 bomb on the broncos
The first ever Cardinals game I watched was the 58-0 blowout against rookie Russell Wilson and the Seahawks.
Oh man you became a Cardinals fan during the John Skelton era lmao I can only imagine the horrors you had to witness I think he even threw 4 picks in that game alone 😅
@@Rromantiq Yeah.
The "They were who we thought they were" loss to the Bears was the worst Cardinals loss...
@@justinlast2lastharder749 Hell no, we lost a super bowl.
And you were a fan ever since lol
Who’s Here after the Dolphins 70-20 Win?
My brother and I saw that Buffalo vs Houston game live on tv. That was a crazy and exciting game. We were rooting for the Oilers, because as Raiders fans, we hated the Bills because they were so good. The fans helped by never giving up cheering for their Bills that day. Good memory. Young man, your videos are very entertaining. Never lose that outro music. It's your signature.
Great footnote to Frank Reich's win over the Oilers: "On November 10, 1984, the University of Maryland's backup quarterback Frank Reich throws six touchdown passes against the University of Miami in the second half of the Orange Bowl. The Terrapins, who had been losing 31-0 at the half, ended up winning the game 42-40."
I came here to post this exact thing. It’s uncanny.
Only if he could coach as good as he comes back
The Buffalo Houston game was the worst thing I ever witnessed
Sounds like Frank Reich played like he coached: terribly.
Week 15, 2022 has given us two new contenders... The Colts losing to the Vikings thanks to Patriots Superbowl MVP Matt Ryan outdoing himself by allowing the biggest comeback in NFL history, and the Patriots losing to the Raiders because there was apparently an in-game trade before the last play that allowed for Jacobi Meyers to throw a perfect pass to Chandler Jones for a 48yd game-winning TD
Fun fact, John McVay's grandson is Sean McVay. Who we all know as the Rams current head coach and the youngest head coach to win a superbowl
let's hope Sean learned from his dad at when to just take the knee and accept victory cause for the Giants that play had to have been one of the biggest gut punches in the NFL
What happened to Denver in Miami was horrific for Denver. Denver 20 Miami 70!
This was made a year ago
I really think the Falcons 28-3 is the most humiliating loss ever. Just because of the stage it was on and how the franchise has cratered and continued to blow leads in the years after. Falconing is a recognized meme now.
73-0 on the championship stage tho? when u say ever you mean all time
@@ennuiii Football is nothing like it was. It’s a lot harder now, everyone is insane and a professional. That score really isn’t all too impressive
@@ennuiii how many more millions and millions of people saw the Falcons loss, and this was in the social media era. Idc if Redskins lost 200-0 all them mfers dead now and didn't have twitter
@@mikeyp6772 shit i remember people clowning on brady for sitting with that angry look lol
mf was serious about winning
And not following the most basic principles of the game run the clock out and kick the field goal! 🥅
The broncos loss of 20-70 against Miami imo is the most humiliating loss ever in the 2000s
I think that Texans-Chiefs playoff game a few years ago is one of them. To go up 21 points in the first quarter and have everyone get hype for an upset/stomp then proceeding to get absolutely BLASTED in the last 3 quarters alone by giving up 51 points is outright embarrassing
To go from 24-0 to 28-24 within a single quarter, to getting blown out by 20 by the end, never seen a game flip so drastically. I’m a Cowboys fan but I sympathized with Houston fans on that day.
@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 How Bill O'Brien wasn't immediately fired after that game is beyond me
It’s because the game was staged to keep interest in what could have been a huge upset.
is that the year the chiefs' won the superbowl? that was quite a season. if i remember right the chiefs performed a comeback in all their postseason games that year. i guess the only thing missing in this video is conseciutive comeback wins by a team in post season. the chiefs just might hold that record.
@@cjmacq-vg8um yes it was
The Giants coach (McVay) put his own ego ahead of thousands and thousands probably millions (since its NYC) of fans, as well as every player on the roster (50+ ??), their families.... as well as everyone employed top to bottom by the Giants organization.... and their families.
All because that silly little 3 second scuffle that broke out the down before MADE HIM MAD. What a selfless man.
John McVay never coached in the NFL again but he did become the VP of football ops during the 49ers dynasty and is the grandfather of Sean McVay, not a bad way to bounce back from such a dumb loss lol.
No the 28-3 Super Bowl game that the Falcons loss, is the most humiliating loss.
@@dougbones7095 don’t think he said it was the most humiliating loss boss. Also 73-0 is unreal
The Seattle not running the ball in the superbowl
Came back after Dolphins 70 Broncos 20
I was at that 52 Rams - 0 Raiders game. As a Raiders fan, flying halfway across the country, it hurt 😭
My brother was on vacation in Southern Cal and decided to take in a Rams game while he was there. They were playing the Packers, and at halftime the score was 44-7, He was a neutral observer, so had no stake in the game, but told me it "sucked" because, basically, both teams stopped playing after halftime and ran out the clock. The Rams didn't want to rub it in, and the Packers didn't want to give them any reason to start playing hard again, so they took it easy too.
Man they stomped the shit outta of us, I couldn't imagine being at the game
Another great edition to Derek Carr’s legacy
Oops time to update it
For the record, a kneeldown wasn't an accepted play until 1985 (this was also when a QB slide rule was established), so you can't fault the Giants for that specifically, just for a *really* bad time to fumble (teams would run out the clock by doing a sneak or dive, as a "QB fall down" play was considered poor sportsmanship).
ah, so you watched that emplemon video too? i too was thinking about that. lol
@@IronyAmI No, I'm just an NFL rules junkie :)
At the time, it was claimed that a handoff was called so the animal Eagles wouldn't pile-drive/crush the defenseless QB.
By the way, did you hear the rest of the story? In case not: Larry Csonka was supposed to take the handoff, but in the huddle said that he refused to because it was such a stupid play. Now you understand why poor Pisarcik was left handing off to the air.
The trouble with that is that Pisarcik did fall down on the previous play. If you're going to do it on the next-to-last play, why not do it on the last play?
Can't believe he FUMBLED that part of the video. I don't even make RUclips videos and I know that one off the top my head
Week 14 of the 2018 nfl season. The dolphins, down 33-28 to the patriots, make a last ditch effort to win. Tannehill throws it on the 20, pass made by Kenny Stills. He runs for a little bit, then throws it back to D’vante Parker, then he throws it back the Kenyane Drake. Now he’s running around the field trying to get somewhere, and then Rob Gronkowski misses the tackle. Miami makes a touchdown with 0’s on the clock, we won 34-33 when ALL the odds were against us.
Got a new contender, Lets Ride!
I love how every mention about blowouts or a lopsided win always go back to 28-3. This is honestly hilarious as a Saints fan
As a salty Yinzer, I hate how everything comes back to 28-3, because the Patriots deserve no happiness in the world, and Tom Brady deserves no happiness in the world.
@@MewtwoStruckBack it’s okay the eagles beat them for y’all instead
@@RJTradess good for you
The most humiliating loss comes when one team that is supposed to blow out a much weaker team actually gets blown out by the weaker team. It would be like a guy playing a one on one game against his friend’s baby sister, only to get blown out by the young girl for a true upset of epic proportion.
As a bills fan, the Miami loss was nowhere near humiliating. Close game, we had a lot of injuries, etc. The 2000s and early/mid 2010s. THAT was humiliating
13 seconds was really humiliating too. and music city miracle
@@stickguyy if I see that chiefs game in a compilation I close the video 😭
Edit: but I wouldn't say that's humiliating, just heartbreaking. Mahomes and josh Allen is my new favorite rivalry. It was a very close game
@@wnyduchess yeah
It’s incredible how people overlook the fact that Miami got dominated by an injury riddled team, on the road on short rest facing impossible weather conditions….not to mention medical malpractice on top of it. If they were so good they wouldn’t have lost by 2 scores in Cincy, who looked like absolute trash themselves.
@@stickguyy I'm surprised 13 Seconds wasn't brought up
Broncos 70-20 loss.
As a Titans fan the season before we was the 1 seed and lost in the Divisional round against the Ravens thanks to an Algie Crumpler fumble, i was like okay we be fine next year, then after this game i was like 💀
Atleast you got to see Chris Johnson break the single season yards from scrimmage record and won offensive player of the year that year.
And get robbed of mvp.
@@StFigarlandGarling he did get robbed of MVP smh
And then we win 7 of the next 8 I think. All because of CJ2K but I've accepted that the Titans are mediocre. Until we adapt to the spread offense, we won't come close to another super bowl. 2,000 yards is awesome but I'll trade both of those seasons for a ring.
@@t.y.hageman fr
The (So Called) Terrible Towel Curse. Clinched the #1 Seed beating Pittsburgh then Keith Bullock, LenDale White, and other plays stomped the towel blew their noses with it and all. After that game we lost 8 Straight games (including playoffs and a week 17 game which meant nothing). I'm surprised we started 0-6 in 2009 to finishing 8-8 almost making it to the playoffs. Sadly every time I think of our Oilers throwbacks this game is the 1st thing that pops up in my mind
As a Titan fan I remember that game vividly and my next day at work was hilarious. A coworker called my phone pretending to be a cop investigating a murder and if I could answer some questions. #1 suspect were the NE Patriots. Wouldn't let go of the loss we took against the Rams in the 2000 superbowl either. Had the nickname "1 yard shorty" for a few days after. LOL! Those guys made football season even more fun at my old job. Miss that. ... J
I had Kerry Collins as my starting QB in fantasy for the 59-0 game because everyone I had before got injured. It didn't go so well.
I had Ryan Leaf, yes, Ryan Leaf on my team in the infamous KC game... Funny part: I also had Cunningham that very same season. Once he came from the bench to replace injured Brad Johnson my season was saved. Now that is a rollercoaster by epic proportions.... Needless to say the Leaf game was one of the most embarassing QB losses ever. He never recovered from that performance.
You woulda had SOME points if they didnt have like 7 drops that game
@@NYG5 Couldnt believe it back then: 1/15, 4 yds 0/2... Geez. Lets say 4 drops, would not have improved his performance that much... That game was worse than non QB Kendall Hinton did as a Corinna-19 replacement passer... Leaf had all the tools, but this game broke his neck. I still believe. Not his off the field issues. It must have felt like getting the yips, something psychological happened like with Manning in playoff games that are not decided early.
@@FoxxyBrown1111 oh I was talking about the Pats-Titans snow game. Didnt Leaf have a game where he had like 6 turnovers?
@@NYG5 ahh, ok, those embarassing games by QBs can be confusing... ;-) ... maybe he had 6 turnovers, many have (even in one half like Peterman ;-) ... the shocker with Leaf was 1 out of 15 passes. Impossible.
i love kto, i knew of most of these games beforehand but i love how much he is encouraging football history
I really salute you KTO, not just for the quality of your content (which is always high), but you pick so many topics that Browns fans such as yourself would cringe at immediately. I give you a lot of credit for wearing your Browns battle scars with honor. It really shows you're a true FOOTBALL fan.
Fun fact: in 1984, at the University of Maryland, Frank Reich was the quarterback that came back from a 31-0 deficit to the Miami Hurricanes. At the time of that 1992 Bills and Oilers playoff game, that was still the greatest college football comeback of all time. After that playoff game, Frank Reich was in rarifued air with not only the greatest college football game comeback of all time, but he had the greatest NFL playoff game comeback of all time. That, right then, in there, makes him a legend.
Most honest to god embarrassing loss for me as a jets fan is the loss to Miami in 2019, which ended the miami imperfect season and saw darnold mess up a snap. That game truly epitomized what they had become over the past decade. It’s not a game that feels embarrassing as a total blowout, but one that breaks total morality for a team
I would say losing to the 91 Colts would be even worse; they blew that game and the Colts were legendarily bad that year. Like next level shit.
@@chrisp679 well in my lifetime, thats the worst jets loss that flat out humiliated me.
Losing to the 0-11 bengals that same year mightve felt even worse because going into that game I just felt “they can’t do it again? Right?”
as a jets fan i agree
I watch the UrinatingTree video on that game just to hear him laugh sometimes
And then the Vikings came back from 33-0 just a short while ago. Unreal
True kto fans know that the most embarrassing loss is not being subscribed.
Facts
That’s right
the meat riding is crazy (jpjp)
Fax
Yup
KTO: Makes a video on most humiliating loss in NFL history.
Surely this video can stand the test of time for at least a little bit
Colts blowing a 33 point lead VS the Vikings: Allow us to introduce ourselves.
I kept waiting for it, but you missed the most humiliating loss, at least for a quarterback. Remember the Packers vs the Seahawks in the 2003 wild card game? They did the coin toss for overtime, and Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck won the toss and said over the PA system "WE WANT THE BALL AND WE'RE GONNA SCORE!" He then proceeded to throw a pick six which ended the game with a Packers victory.
The Patriots losing Super Bowl 42 to the Giants after going undefeated in the regular season with a monster roster has gotta rank up there as one of the most humiliating losses in my opinion. Still sticks in my craw all these years later
At this point I have nothing but respect for Eli and that Giants team. Their D Line dominated and played like champions. Strahan ended his career with that upset. It sucks that it happened to a hometown hero turned legend on the losing end but its still an historic moment and two historic teams. I would still trade the last three for 19-0 though. I know Bill and Brady would too.
Who's back here after Miami just scored 10 TD's on Denver?
"No one knows how to lose better than the Browns"
Me, a Lions fan: hold my beer. Edit: KTO make a vid on Jim Thorpe.
As a lions fan I would imagine whatever team loses to the lions to give them that one win they usually get each season must be pretty embarrassing.
Seriously. We make the Browns look like a competent franchise.
Ayooo, watching this Colts/Broncos game…. can you do a video of the worst NFL games??
Man, I'm Australian and NFL isn't my go to sport but a few RUclipsrs have really got me into NCAAF and the NFL through their content. Your video of the craziest college football season (2007) is one of my favourite videos on here. I go back and watch it once a month probably.
Love the content. It's a nice bit of air from Australian centered sports like AFL (the best sport on the planet) and NRL.
Kansas is 5-0, right now.
@@derrickgarcia5236 Funny enough Kansas are my favourite team. Don't know why, I used to follow them and know the players but honestly haven't followed them in a while...
2022 is pretty insane too. Since Tennessee and Mississippi are looking legit for the first team in decades. My team Florida isn’t doing good right now and we play the defending National champions and longtime rival Georgia. The game is played on a neutral site in Jacksonville, Florida.
@@masonpyle5929 Go Gators!! And glad to see The Vol's doing well!
I need to get a VPN and FUBO to actually watch. I'm doing it next week dammit!! 😎
@@michaelhutchings8599 Florida has a rivalry with Tennessee since the 1990’s but I was rooting for them in the Alabama vs Tennessee game.
My vote goes to the Falcons losing to the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Though there was a recent college game where a team who was expected to win, had the lead, and then utterly blew it. There's also one of the most humiliating wins which was North Carolina against Appalachian State where NC allowed 40 points to be scored against them and won 63-61.
6:13
George Halas: Personally if I were you I wouldn't let that slide.
0:06 I can't breathe 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 makes me feel better after yesterday's loss I took I watched the WRs be wide open and our Safety and Corners were nowhere to be found near.
Dolphins 62-7 divisional round loss to the Jags in 1999. I saw most of the game in the doctor's office. Jimmy Johnson retired the next day. Marino a few days later.
As a New York Football Giants fan, the Joe Pisarcik handoff fumble will always be the most haunting and embarrassing play in NFL history. I still think about that play on every handoff the Giants make, TO THIS VERY DAY!!!
Eh, that forced the Maras to hire a good GM and take a hands off approach, which turned out to be a great move. That Giants tram sucked anyway.
That Broncos lost to the 49ers hurt my soul...Denver was my AFC team and the Niners and Skins were 2 NFC teams I followed, when the Skins beat us I stopped following them, I remember hitting my TV during that 49ers game and my dad coming into my room cussing me out.
Sains Vs Jaguars The Missed Field Goal, One of the greateast plays in NFL history and one of the most embarrasing losing play
"And he missed
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
River City Relay 2003 lmao that's got to be the funniest/wackiest series of events in NFL history
I have similar feelings of this season's Bengals/Steelers game. Which should have ended in regulation with an extra point after a Burrow/Chase touchdown.
@@ramuelcruzada3207 The amount of bias those announcers had 🤣
Missed *extra point.
John Carney only missed 10 XP in his entire career, 628/638.
Going to need to add the Colts- Vikings game, with that 33- point come back, to this list.
I love this man. Been watching him for years. Greatest football youtuber.
For me the most humiliating game I’ve seen will always be the 2008 Super Bowl of Patriots vs Giants. The 2007 Patriots were just in a league of their own, it was crazy to see them struggle so much against a team that seemed so much worse than them.
So there is a lot of conflicting info around the Fumble as Giants fans call it, including one account where the reason it happened was because RB Larry Czonka flat out refused to take the handoff and get tackled. But one element that has always come up has been that taking a knee just wasn’t common in that era
New largest blown lead: Colts vs. Vikings 2022 season
The Colts were up 0-33, and there was a 0.6% chance of the Vikings winning,
and the madlads came back and tied the game up,
and beat the Colts in overtime!
That DeSean Jackson punt return touchdown also featured a blown 31-10 lead by the Giants 😑
Yes! That is a good example too.
Miracle at the Meadowlands 2!
Has to be the Redskins losing 73-0 in the championship game to the Bears. Nothing will come close to that embarrassing of a loss on a championship stage.
The NFL wasn't that big of a deal in 1940 (it was horse racing, boxing, and MLB, as far as the US goes), so a LOT more people saw the Broncos get whooped 55-10 after the NFL had established itself as the dominant sports league in the US. 43-8 and 28-3 happened in the social media age, so those have a much more significant impact as far the cultural zeitgeist goes.
1:06 as a raiders fan I don’t even mind that game.
The feurgeson cop got off that week. St. Louis needed an escape, they needed a villain that they could defeat, that was us.
As a saints fan, I feel like any of our playoff losses from the last 15 years could be on here
Yeah. I'm not a Saints fan but for some reason in the late 2010s I would always predict them to win the super bowl, and then they'd always blow it in some weird way and I'd get pissed lol
Can't imagine what those years were like for actual Saints fans...
Who all watch the Vikings colts game? That was crazy!
As a titans fan, I think about that loss to the Pats every time the fellas get blown out. I tell myself “can’t get any worse than 59-0” and it makes everything a little bit better
Did they retire the oilers throwback helmets after that game? I don't think I've seen them since.
@@jamessanders145 now that you mention it, I’m pretty sure that actually was the last time they wore them. Probably had to burn them in the locker room to forget about the nightmare lol.
Yeah sorry about that one KTO @10:16 sincerely a Jets fan.
PS, we both know what’s it’s like to lose, and lose often, respect to you for sticking with them👊🏻
10:11 Glad to be a Jets fan 💪. I remember I stormed off right before the comeback started only to look at my phone 15 min later and legit shit my pants to see we were winning
As a long time Giants fan thanks for reminding me of that ridiculousness at the meadowlands play, I appreciate you 🙃
Don't forget the sequel 😉
Getting shut out is the most embarrassing!! Not being able to score any points as a professional team and having that 0 up there is something that will stick with you.
Could be worse. Lions going 0-16😅
The crazy thing is that snow game was in 2009 and Brian Hoyer was the backup for Brady, now in 2022 he is still a backup, but started for the Pats yesterday since the starter is hurt.
You already know this video will blow up. Great job as always, Karsten!
The best story about the Miracle At The Meadowlands is that in the huddle Larry Csonka told Joe Pisarcik NOT to hand him the ball.
10:05 The Detroit Lions would like to have a word, KTO.
I think you need to remake this video now after the Broncos Dolphins game...
wonder what that sunday steamer of 70-20
70-20 1 year later
I watched my Arizona Cardinals lose 58-0 to the Seahawks in 2012 bro I still can’t believe it to this day
Oof
GO HAWKS YEEEEEEEET
I knew Hou vs Buf play off would be in here. I watched that game as a kid. It was shocking and a scar that will never heal for Oiler fans.
Fun fact coach at the end of the video is Sean McVays grandpa and just passed away Halloween 2022 so RIP to John and condolences to the family as well.
Raiders just mauled the Chargers 63-21
Never knew of the fight in the Herm Edwards game. I always thought they didn’t do the victory formation back then.
**2023 Broncos have entered the chat**
How's this for humiliation.
Biggest blown lead in a Super Bowl - 28-3. Losing QB? Matt Ryan.
Biggest blown lead in NFL history - 33-0. Losing QB? MATT RYAN!!
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Patriots against Falcons, Patriots against Seahawks, both Super Bowl games, damn so much pain
Who's here after the Colts choked harder than I do on a Popeyes Biscuit
The dolphins video gonna hit like crack
Anyone here after the broncos game today?
Falcons blowing a 28-3 lead has to be the most humiliating.
The falcons are cursed at this point. Every year since 28-3 there’s been at least 3-5 times we’ve given up a comeback. At this point I don’t even know what to do
I have to say, as a Vikings fan, losing 41-0 as a FAVORITE in the conference championship game has to be the most humiliating loss since 1940 (I mean, 73-0 is pretty hard to beat)
The 2009 playoff loss to the Jets stings the most to me. Mainly cause it was a 3 point loss, in a game where Kaeding missed 4 FGs, a couple of them chip shots. That season felt like one of the best chances to get to the SB, as the Chargers always seemed to have the Colts' number back then.
It has to be either Bills vs Chiefs 2022 Divisional round game, the Bears vs Redskins game that ended 73-0, the recent Vikings vs Bills Game of the Year which Vikings won in overtime, or Super Bowl LI in which the Falcons allowed a 25-point comeback win for the Patriots.
The Pats/Titans game was sooo bad. Everyone predicted it would be a huge blowout all week but somehow it was wayy worse than anyone could’ve imagined. Most embarrassing loss I’ve seen by far.
Atlanta Falcons up by 3 scores mid way thru 4th qtr in a SB and losing. I PROMISE you that's a nightmare causing PTSD.
Cmon man. As a falcons fan i didn't expect to have to re-live this experience in a video titled most humiliating losses 😢
My dad was at that pats titans game and he never mentioned the blowout or the 45-0 halftime score. He was just amazed that Tom Brady threw 5 tds in a quarter, he knew he would never see something like that again
I can recall the Ravens beating the Giants in 2001 34-7, as one of the most lopsided games let alone super bowl I’ve ever witnessed.