The opening clip is still one of my favorite clips ever. What’s really amazing is how fast Conley is in the open field. That’s a 310lb man, and I’d say he was running like a 4.85/40 there.
@@billybobmcdougal Was Joe Theismans leg snapping from Lawrence Taylor scripted? Was Franco Harris' immaculate reception scripted? How about Beast Mode 1 and 2? Or maybe Calvin Johnson repeatedly catching touchdowns in triple/quadruple coverage? Maybe learn to think before saying some ignorant shit, yeah? 🤡🤡🤡
Good video. Here is another one in a million to add from 1985: In overtime the Broncos blocked a Chargers field goal attempt, but a coach called timeout right before the snap. After the timeout, the Broncos blocked the field goal attempt AGAIN and returned the blocked field goal for the game winning TD.
I practiced field goals for a couple years after the Navy thinking I might walk on a team. That time passed, but, playing with my kids I decided to try a drop kick before we left. I nailed that boy perfectly. My oldest said, " of course dad can do that too." I'm never trying again, staying at 100% for life.
well of course you nailed that boy perfectly. He was probably watching the ball when his father just beams him with a foot. not hard to kick a 10yo who isn't even looking. Next time have him run a pattern before you do it and then ill be impressed.
Pick up your cross and follow Jesus! The world is quickly headed for destruction, and sooner or later you will have to sit at the judgement seat and give an account for your actions. Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36). Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life! - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God tho. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc and you should get a response. Have a blessed day!
@@JuicyJenitals Dude, the guy just said he enjoyed a montage of crazy plays in football. What the hell is wrong with that? Look, Elmer Gantry, I'M a Christian too, but this gestapo-rigid rhetoric from you gung ho Bible-thumpers just tends to alienate people and in fact, drive them AWAY from the word of Jesus.
Sports311, I absolutely agree with you For me to see a big guy get some of the glory is awesome!!!! Because the big guy's spend every play of the entire game getting the hell beat out of their bodies but never get any of the glory and it's so satisfying to see those guys do their fat guys dance!!!!
4:00 - I don't think we'll ever hear Al Michaels say "He did what?" ever in any prime time game ever again. Reliving that classic Monday Night game between the Vikings and Packers game was one of the greatest games in MNF history.
I'ma saints fan, BUT REALLY? I would imagine The Titans In. The 1999 Super bowl, And the hawks vs pats were (sry Seahawks fans) but u got picked off at the 1
Let’s us see how far football has fallen. I stopped watching a few years ago for various reasons but half of the hits and blocks in this video would have been penalties even a few years ago, god only knows how bad the rules have gotten now. Game has gotten too soft.
Lance Moore had a one in a million catch in SB44 when Saints went for a two point conversion. He seemed to have juggled the ball before losing control but in fact had control of the ball before it was kicked out of his hands. Two point conversion confirmed by official replay.
3:23 reminds me of a college game between University of Oregon and Utah in 2014 where Kaelin Clay of Utah received a pass and was completely open and ran it for a touchdown but dropped the ball before crossing the line. The ref never signaled touchdown and Utah was so busy celebrating they never noticed Joe Walker of Oregon finally pick up the ball and run it back down field for 100 yards and an Oregon touchdown.
The fact I saw: the BUTT FUMBLE, The Imaculate Reception, the Miracle in the Meadowlands, the Music City Miracle, the Minnesota Miracle, the Double-Doink game, the catch by Tyreek Hill vs Dallas, and countless others in one video makes me excited for what the internet can do.
This is a great mashup! Here are some of my favorites in this genre: 1) Antonio Cromartie with the 109 yard missed FG return against the Vikings 2) Any of Aaron Rodgers' Hail Mary passes, but the Richard Rodgers catch was the best 3) James Harrison 99 yard pick 6 in the Super Bowl 4) Marlon McCree intercepts Brady, then fumbles :-(
That Hail Mary against Detroit was a thing of beauty, and I'm not even a Packers fan. I would add the following: Max McGee - the first person to score in the first Super Bowl, and he did it one handed. I think the one handed catches by Beckham and Tyree (with the help of his helmet), Cobb's 108 yd kickoff return for a TD (I know Patterson just beat it by a yard against the Packers, ironically), but the original belongs in the video, the Boykin TD against the Bears when everyone thought the Rodgers fumble was a dead ball, the winning TD in the Ice Bowl because of the weather conditions, Roethlisberger tackling Harper to prevent a TD, Larry Wilson's one handed interception for a 91 yd TD, The Refrigerator rushing for a 1 yd TD in the Super Bowl, Favre passes to himself then runs in for a TD, Randall Cunningham has some highlights, the Bears 1985 season, Marino fake spike for TD and win against the Jets, the 1972 Dolphins season, Riggins 43 yd TD for a Super Bowl win, Lynn Swann's 53 yd catch and his Super Bowl X performance, Clark's catch in the '81 NFC Championship game to beat the Cowboys (boo), Freeman's catch, Edelman's catch, and of course, the Immaculate Reception. RiP Franco Harris. There are so many incredible plays that deserve to be recognized, that it would be at least a two hour video. Someone would almost have to make one for each team. Even the "worst" teams that have no Super Bowl wins (Vikings come to mind) have some truly great players and plays. They just choke when the pressure is on. I don't understand the decision to perform a lateral pass when all you need are the extra yards. Take the hit, and then start another play from there. One team's great play, is another team's worst day. I think their salary helps them get over it, though.
same. but when big guys are doing stuff on the offense, all the hating goes out. BTW I really liked Vince Wilfork, despite him being a patriot for many years
@@michaelkeenan3437 Jets fan since '84. Having New England be great upset the balance of the sport. Now that they're knocked down a peg where they're supposed to be, I can go back to hating Miami again.
@@daveh9803I think the Steelers had already won one Superbowl. I could be wrong. Gets lost in the blur of the many games those two faced off. Straight embarrassment because: the Raiders started celebrating. I was like, "What? the ball, the play wasn't over..." What was worse was when Kordell Steward beat the Raiders in their last meet in 3 rivers stadium. That was the official stamp on that rivalry. I have to give it up to that. But, Kordell Steward?
Outside of context, the play itself wasn't particularly spectacular. Within context, the play occurred at the end of a Divisional Playoff game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders during the 1972 post-season. The Steelers won the game 13-7 against the Raiders to advance to the AFC Championship game against the Miami Dolphins. It was the Steelers franchise's second ever playoff game (first since 1947), and first ever playoff win. Although the Steelers lost that conference championship game, 21-17, 1972 was the turning point season for the Steelers franchise (1933-present), from being the NFL's historical worst through 1971, to becoming the NFL's 2nd greatest franchise during the Super Bowl era, and one of the better historical NFL franchises overall. The 1972 Steelers won the AFC Central Division at 11-3, and went on to win four Super Bowls over six seasons during the 1970s (1974-75, 1978-79 seasons).
Nice to finish with The Immaculate Reception. I grew up in Northern California and was rooting for the Raiders. For some reason I didn't see that on TV but was listening to the radio call. It was a punch in the gut for a Steeler-hating kid... The series of three angles, none conclusive by contemporary standards, makes it pretty clear that it was a legit catch.
You think YOU had it bad??? :-) I was on vacation at my sister's at the time. Huge Raider fan. Watched the game with my brother-in-law, who grew up in Pittsburgh. I was so excited that the Raiders might win and go the championship game. I can't tell you how sour it was watching that play, trying to believe it really didn't happen. I relive that moment every time I see that play!!! :-)
Wow, what a totally awesome upload. And NOT CLICKBAIT. I was wonder about 6:35, the Fourcade return of fumble after interception, particularly #20 or #30 screaming down the field to block for him at the end. The best I could come up with was #30 Vincent Alexander on the 1987 Saints. Anyone know? Look at that screaming run just to block. BTW that play was CALLED BACK, and NOT a TD because of a penalty on the play. Highlight films like to omit that detail.
13:49 Someone made a video about Bonos TD and I believe it had to do with how much distance He had between himself and the closest defender on a TD play. It was the most wide open TD play in NFL history if I'm not mistaken. Edit: SB Nation Channel (Jon Bois) Just checked and they have changed their name to Secret Base.
Reminder that the regular NFL refs were on strike when Golden Tate caught the "Fail Mary" @27:25 to beat the Packers. That was a week 3 Monday night game and the NFL realized they needed to end the strike and get the real refs back on the field. That was the last we saw of the replacement refs.
Yeah. That was pathetic. Holding on to the guy that has the ball, with maybe a hand in there and it's a td. Ridiculous. The nfl had no choice but to cave to the refs after that embarrassment to the league's integrity.
The call was actually made by NFL headquarters. They did a frame by frame analysis of the play and made the call by phone. The reasoning goes, on the replay the receiver touched the ball first. That gives him assumed possession. He doesn’t have to maintain control, only contact. His feet hit the ground. Touchdown. The ball is then stripped but it’s a dead ball. If the defender had batted the ball away and it hit the ground the receiver would have to maintain control, not contact. The correct response was to bat the ball into the ground. The Seahawks didn’t win the game so much as the defense lost it by doing the wrong thing. NFL headquarters felt that they needed to explain the rules and the call.
It would be further awesome if all highlights showed the year in a small corner at the bottom. You could be the trendsetter on this one. EVERYONE should be doing it though.
10:43 Tyreek Hill not only has speed, moves, hands but very intelligent . after the catch he slows down to survey whats in front of him and waits for his blockers to come forward
Ya not only did he score but he wasn't even touched! As a Broncos fan I was thankful to see him leave the division this year, although they got a hell of a lot in return. Looking at it a second time people don't give number 14 credit for the amazing blocking he did. He took out two guys easily
I really dont think this is a 1 in a million. A good play, sure. But if you put a great runner in an open field with 3 blockers theres a decent chance he's gunna break a play off. I would bet he makes that play better than 1 in 50 times.
Pick up your cross and follow Jesus! The world is quickly headed for destruction, and sooner or later you will have to sit at the judgement seat and give an account for your actions. Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36). Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life! - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God tho. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc and you should get a response. Have a blessed day!
Another *AWESOME* highlight was the complete somersault **over the opposing player** (AND cleanly stuck the landing) by Jerome Simpson into the end zone for the touchdown (10:06)!!! *THAT* was incredible!!!
@@CharlesBridge-l9y How exactly would I know "What happened to Simpson"?? The title of the video of N.F.L. highlights isn't "Where Are They Now??". He somersaulted over the opposing player, cleanly stuck the landing in the end zone to score the touchdown. That is all that I needed to know from the video..
15:50 that was a hell of a catch and spin move! And we gotta say #54 for the bears did a lotta work on that play too! Made the first key block AND the last key block! hahah
16:00 look at #54 I believe it’s Brian Urlacher He blocked 2 or more people and also caught/ out ran the returner to get the last block! Whoever that is, Damn
Urlacher was a freak. Urlacher used to also control the opponents oline, would take the entire line with Urlacher to use them to block out the running back from running anywhere. If the runningback would go to the side then Urlacher would take the oline to the side to block the runningback until a defensive player would make a tackle. Those kinds of plays that don't show up in the stat sheet, but make Urlacher one of the greatest middle linebackers of all time.
This was a great video with a ton of rare clips. If you ever do a part two or an updated version I would love to see the Larry Allen chasedown play and/or the DK Metcalf chase down on Budda Baker.
@Jason O'Daniel bruh you are talking to the wrong dude, I don't watch football on a regular basis, I just happen to randomly click on this video. If you want to bitch at someone bitch at the people who watch football religiously and play fantasy leagues and shit like that. Also I can smoke weed and wtach youtube at the same time, you should try it, might make you less intense and you might reply to less months old comments
Imagine scoring the way New Orleans did with no seconds left, only to have their kicker miss the game tying extra point! If “aint that some bulls-t” was a person. Also Mike Brown returning two pick sixes two weeks apart in two consecutive overtime periods is probably the most coincidental thing that can happen.
Dude I scrolled so far in the comments to see this. I don't really watch football and since nobody was talking about it I thought I must be missing something lmao
The compilation ends, fittingly with one of the most iconic endings in NFL history...The Immaculate Deception....today is April 18, 2022...90 days until QB's report to summer camp...can't wait.
Thank you Eli Manning for the now most famous touchdown pass with Beckham, and the two Super Bowls, beating the Cheatriots….not once but TWICE! You deserved every minute of joy and your 2 Super Bowl MVP’s!
@@User-ds6qv and none of those were against any team that had a strong defense as the Giants proved by beating them twice with a middle of the road quarterback.
That Saints lateral (River City Relay) will forever be iconic for 2 reasons: 1. It was an amazing, nearly perfect play 2. Carnie missing the extra point to lose it I hadn’t even started watching football yet, but as a Saints fan this play both still amazes and haunts me. Pretty much sums up the Saints… 🙃
Good call keeping The Immaculate Reception for last. It will be hard to top as #1 all-time fluke play, not only because the play itself is ridiculous, but also because that catch pretty much began nearly a decade of Steelers dominance. And before that play, the Steelers had been terrible since the 30's. The play completely changed the trajectory of the entire franchise for the next 50 years.
Interesting enough when played in .25x speed it actually looks like the ball really does hit franky fuqua's hands (slight movement from left to right) before being jettisoned by jack tatum's pads in a right to left trajectory
If you're going to show amazing interceptions, fumbles, etc. Then you need to show Deon Sanders first NFL attempt at a kickoff return. That is history.
Gus Johnson is one of my favorite play by play announcers of all time. He always gets so excited Gus Johnson, Jim nantz, boomer, Al Michaels, and Kevin Harlan and Mike breen Some of the greats
Some of most iconic moments in football history. The “Immaculate Reception,” the lateral to Tony Nathan in the Dolphins-Chargers classic, Julian Edelman’s improbable catch to help the Pats come from behind . . . just so many!
Amazing to think that 2 of the most iconic plays in NFL history (including THE most iconic play, the Immaculate Reception) occurred in the same post-season.
That gutteral "NOOOOO!" when the saints missed the extra point after that miracle play is beyond any other heartbreak in sports
Idk if God does miracles in sports.
@@johnwanda2973 god doesnt exist at all so moot point
@@IrishWeegee that's so edgy bro you're cool asf
@@brianbadonde9251 why thank you
@@IrishWeegeewhatever u say bro
The opening clip is still one of my favorite clips ever. What’s really amazing is how fast Conley is in the open field. That’s a 310lb man, and I’d say he was running like a 4.85/40 there.
Yes! It's one of my favorites too!
He’d been waiting a long time for that moment. His excitement propelled him.
People either got speed or they don't.
Scripted theater for idiots.
@@billybobmcdougal Was Joe Theismans leg snapping from Lawrence Taylor scripted? Was Franco Harris' immaculate reception scripted? How about Beast Mode 1 and 2? Or maybe Calvin Johnson repeatedly catching touchdowns in triple/quadruple coverage?
Maybe learn to think before saying some ignorant shit, yeah? 🤡🤡🤡
Good video. Here is another one in a million to add from 1985:
In overtime the Broncos blocked a Chargers field goal attempt, but a coach called timeout right before the snap. After the timeout, the Broncos blocked the field goal attempt AGAIN and returned the blocked field goal for the game winning TD.
That is absolutely mental lol
coach from which team called time out ??haha
@@lilernie8114 I think it was a Broncos coach.
Reminds me of raiders vs chargers
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I'm not a Patriots fan but the first clip of Dan Connolly's run always makes me smile.
One of the few times I cheered for a Patriot.
I'm with you. You could tell he wanted that so bad
”He did *_WHAT!?”_* 3:46. The Freeman catch will always be my favorite. And the announcing is almost as classic.
Hell yeah!
1:00 dude tackling his own player had me in stitches 😂😂😂😂😂
Me is like: Wtf? Can they do that in american football? 😂
It was a really dumb play. The guy probably thought “no don’t return it take the touchback” but it woulda been a safety!
@@Marsasaurusnaw, dude was just dumb, all he knew he was to tackle they guy with the ball.
He had to save the script
@@Marsasaurusthey are up 5 with 7 seconds. A safety wins for the Giants
I practiced field goals for a couple years after the Navy thinking I might walk on a team. That time passed, but, playing with my kids I decided to try a drop kick before we left. I nailed that boy perfectly. My oldest said, " of course dad can do that too." I'm never trying again, staying at 100% for life.
well of course you nailed that boy perfectly. He was probably watching the ball when his father just beams him with a foot. not hard to kick a 10yo who isn't even looking. Next time have him run a pattern before you do it and then ill be impressed.
@@AwolGG Thanks, Captain Buzzkill!
That sounds like a golden moment with your kid. Ignore "Awol"; he has "probably" led a lonely, sh*tty life.
@@AwolGG you’re salty cuz your dad wasn’t this cool before he left
@@shuroom57 think it was a joke 😂
So many jaw dropping moments. Huge reason why I love this game so much
Pick up your cross and follow Jesus! The world is quickly headed for destruction, and sooner or later you will have to sit at the judgement seat and give an account for your actions. Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36). Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life! - Revelation 3:20.
Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God tho.
Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc and you should get a response. Have a blessed day!
@@JuicyJenitals Dude, the guy just said he enjoyed a montage of crazy plays in football. What the hell is wrong with that? Look, Elmer Gantry, I'M a Christian too, but this gestapo-rigid rhetoric from you gung ho Bible-thumpers just tends to alienate people and in fact, drive them AWAY from the word of Jesus.
I just love it when these big fellas rumble their way back into position to score 😂😂😂🤣
When giraffes play gridiron this is how they look
I love how the refs absolutely were not going to throw a flag no matter what
RUMBLIN, BUMBLIN, STUMBLN
-Chris Berman
Sports311, I absolutely agree with you For me to see a big guy get some of the glory is awesome!!!!
Because the big guy's spend every play of the entire game getting the hell beat out of their bodies but never get any of the glory and it's so satisfying to see those guys do their fat guys dance!!!!
@@simtek3475 miss those days
4:00 - I don't think we'll ever hear Al Michaels say "He did what?" ever in any prime time game ever again. Reliving that classic Monday Night game between the Vikings and Packers game was one of the greatest games in MNF history.
you wont because they shipped him off the Amazon where they broadcast mostly bad games
He will already be in his 3rd season on Amazon Prime.
The saints announcer yelling “NO” gets me every time 🤣
You can tell he had money on that game
lmao I just got there 😂😂😂 he was finished 🤣
😭😭
There was a mass harmony of the word “NO” uttered from every house in the greater New Orleans area, I heard it.
I'ma saints fan, BUT REALLY? I would imagine The Titans In. The 1999 Super bowl, And the hawks vs pats were (sry Seahawks fans) but u got picked off at the 1
The old highlights are just so awesome to me. It lets us see how far the game of football and tech has come.
Let’s us see how far football has fallen. I stopped watching a few years ago for various reasons but half of the hits and blocks in this video would have been penalties even a few years ago, god only knows how bad the rules have gotten now. Game has gotten too soft.
I think Pat McAfee should’ve made the list for recovering his own onside kick.
The guy is just a legend
That’s not “1 in a million” tho, happened quite a few times in the NFL and Pat wasn’t the first to do it.
Yeah, if only Polamalu didn't fill that gap...
That happens all the time
Yea dat was ah badd mf der😂😂😂
Lance Moore had a one in a million catch in SB44 when Saints went for a two point conversion. He seemed to have juggled the ball before losing control but in fact had control of the ball before it was kicked out of his hands. Two point conversion confirmed by official replay.
Excellent collection of some long-forgotten gems. 90 days til QB's report for summer camp...can't wait NFL 2022.
3:23 reminds me of a college game between University of Oregon and Utah in 2014 where Kaelin Clay of Utah received a pass and was completely open and ran it for a touchdown but dropped the ball before crossing the line. The ref never signaled touchdown and Utah was so busy celebrating they never noticed Joe Walker of Oregon finally pick up the ball and run it back down field for 100 yards and an Oregon touchdown.
Go Ducks! I remember that play 😂
The Saints pulling off that miracle run to pull a Bills move like it's the Superbowl is classic.
The fact I saw: the BUTT FUMBLE, The Imaculate Reception, the Miracle in the Meadowlands, the Music City Miracle, the Minnesota Miracle, the Double-Doink game, the catch by Tyreek Hill vs Dallas, and countless others in one video makes me excited for what the internet can do.
That ending to the Saints-Jaguars game still is remembered in this day for me lol
And yet your a Steelers fan
@@number8258 Chill out, I was just talking about a game that occurred back in the day lol. I don’t hate the Saints, I respect them.
@@steelersfan1903 I wasn't trying to mean I was pointing out you are a Steelers fan and it's unlikely for a steelers fan to care about the sains
@@number8258 Oh ok, my fault
@@steelersfan1903 it's ok
This is a great mashup! Here are some of my favorites in this genre:
1) Antonio Cromartie with the 109 yard missed FG return against the Vikings
2) Any of Aaron Rodgers' Hail Mary passes, but the Richard Rodgers catch was the best
3) James Harrison 99 yard pick 6 in the Super Bowl
4) Marlon McCree intercepts Brady, then fumbles :-(
That Hail Mary against Detroit was a thing of beauty, and I'm not even a Packers fan. I would add the following: Max McGee - the first person to score in the first Super Bowl, and he did it one handed. I think the one handed catches by Beckham and Tyree (with the help of his helmet), Cobb's 108 yd kickoff return for a TD (I know Patterson just beat it by a yard against the Packers, ironically), but the original belongs in the video, the Boykin TD against the Bears when everyone thought the Rodgers fumble was a dead ball, the winning TD in the Ice Bowl because of the weather conditions, Roethlisberger tackling Harper to prevent a TD, Larry Wilson's one handed interception for a 91 yd TD, The Refrigerator rushing for a 1 yd TD in the Super Bowl, Favre passes to himself then runs in for a TD, Randall Cunningham has some highlights, the Bears 1985 season, Marino fake spike for TD and win against the Jets, the 1972 Dolphins season, Riggins 43 yd TD for a Super Bowl win, Lynn Swann's 53 yd catch and his Super Bowl X performance, Clark's catch in the '81 NFC Championship game to beat the Cowboys (boo), Freeman's catch, Edelman's catch, and of course, the Immaculate Reception. RiP Franco Harris. There are so many incredible plays that deserve to be recognized, that it would be at least a two hour video. Someone would almost have to make one for each team. Even the "worst" teams that have no Super Bowl wins (Vikings come to mind) have some truly great players and plays. They just choke when the pressure is on. I don't understand the decision to perform a lateral pass when all you need are the extra yards. Take the hit, and then start another play from there. One team's great play, is another team's worst day. I think their salary helps them get over it, though.
I cannot stand the Patriots but even I was caught rooting for Dan Connolly on that run. Absolute poetry in motion lol
same. but when big guys are doing stuff on the offense, all the hating goes out. BTW I really liked Vince Wilfork, despite him being a patriot for many years
How about you live with anything about Patriots instead Dude.
What’s your reason for hating the Pats.?
@@michaelkeenan3437 Jets fan since '84. Having New England be great upset the balance of the sport. Now that they're knocked down a peg where they're supposed to be, I can go back to hating Miami again.
@@michaelkeenan3437 for me…cheating and jealousy. And a deep hatred for Massholes.
R.I.P #32 Franco Harris. No play will ever compare to the immaculate reception.
Absolutely! That last clip is what got the Steelers into the playoffs, opening the door to 4 Super Bowl Championships in the 1970s.
@@daveh9803I think the Steelers had already won one Superbowl. I could be wrong. Gets lost in the blur of the many games those two faced off. Straight embarrassment because:
the Raiders started celebrating. I was like, "What? the ball, the play wasn't over..."
What was worse was when Kordell Steward beat the Raiders in their last meet in 3 rivers stadium. That was the official stamp on that rivalry. I have to give it up to that. But, Kordell Steward?
Blind luck.
Outside of context, the play itself wasn't particularly spectacular. Within context, the play occurred at the end of a Divisional Playoff game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders during the 1972 post-season. The Steelers won the game 13-7 against the Raiders to advance to the AFC Championship game against the Miami Dolphins. It was the Steelers franchise's second ever playoff game (first since 1947), and first ever playoff win. Although the Steelers lost that conference championship game, 21-17, 1972 was the turning point season for the Steelers franchise (1933-present), from being the NFL's historical worst through 1971, to becoming the NFL's 2nd greatest franchise during the Super Bowl era, and one of the better historical NFL franchises overall. The 1972 Steelers won the AFC Central Division at 11-3, and went on to win four Super Bowls over six seasons during the 1970s (1974-75, 1978-79 seasons).
@@anthonylopresti3078 and? What's wrong with having luck on your side?
3:14 Not only punt rushers but each of us in our lives "must play until the whistle" and "mustn't be careless"...
Thanks for including comedian Frank Caliendo talking at 13:00.
7:15 the best, most energetic commentary ever
Gus Johnson needed
Nice to finish with The Immaculate Reception. I grew up in Northern California and was rooting for the Raiders. For some reason I didn't see that on TV but was listening to the radio call. It was a punch in the gut for a Steeler-hating kid... The series of three angles, none conclusive by contemporary standards, makes it pretty clear that it was a legit catch.
You think YOU had it bad??? :-) I was on vacation at my sister's at the time. Huge Raider fan. Watched the game with my brother-in-law, who grew up in Pittsburgh. I was so excited that the Raiders might win and go the championship game. I can't tell you how sour it was watching that play, trying to believe it really didn't happen. I relive that moment every time I see that play!!! :-)
27:15...The beginning of a dynasty.
Legendary!
Gone too soon...R.I.P Franco
4:46. I don’t think I’ve ever heard an analyst sound more devastated. Hahaha
“NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!”…………
That time the Cardinals eliminated the Vikings on a last second touchdown on the last game of the season saw the Vikings radio lose his mind.
Wow, what a totally awesome upload. And NOT CLICKBAIT.
I was wonder about 6:35, the Fourcade return of fumble after interception, particularly #20 or #30 screaming down the field to block for him at the end. The best I could come up with was #30 Vincent Alexander on the 1987 Saints. Anyone know? Look at that screaming run just to block.
BTW that play was CALLED BACK, and NOT a TD because of a penalty on the play. Highlight films like to omit that detail.
BTW, apparently lazy slougher #36 on the Rams, giving up so easily, might be DB Kirby Jackson.
The best part about watching this is hearing all these legendary names from my childhood. Good stuff!
13:49 Someone made a video about Bonos TD and I believe it had to do with how much distance He had between himself and the closest defender on a TD play. It was the most wide open TD play in NFL history if I'm not mistaken.
Edit: SB Nation Channel (Jon Bois)
Just checked and they have changed their name to Secret Base.
That would be SB Nation’s Jon Bois. He’s a legend among internet sports content creators
@@datsko6339 Thanks for the info!
What datsko is trying to say is, we know.
Jon Bois: “We bring this up because it is crucial to appreciate what Bono accomplished on October 17th, 1995 at approximately 1:30 in the afternoon!”
Reminder that the regular NFL refs were on strike when Golden Tate caught the "Fail Mary" @27:25 to beat the Packers. That was a week 3 Monday night game and the NFL realized they needed to end the strike and get the real refs back on the field. That was the last we saw of the replacement refs.
Yeah. That was pathetic. Holding on to the guy that has the ball, with maybe a hand in there and it's a td. Ridiculous.
The nfl had no choice but to cave to the refs after that embarrassment to the league's integrity.
24 hours earlier in Baltimore
NE-BAL
“That’s the loudest manure chant I’ve ever heard”
- Al Michaels
The call was actually made by NFL headquarters. They did a frame by frame analysis of the play and made the call by phone. The reasoning goes, on the replay the receiver touched the ball first. That gives him assumed possession. He doesn’t have to maintain control, only contact. His feet hit the ground. Touchdown. The ball is then stripped but it’s a dead ball. If the defender had batted the ball away and it hit the ground the receiver would have to maintain control, not contact. The correct response was to bat the ball into the ground. The Seahawks didn’t win the game so much as the defense lost it by doing the wrong thing. NFL headquarters felt that they needed to explain the rules and the call.
It would be further awesome if all highlights showed the year in a small corner at the bottom.
You could be the trendsetter on this one. EVERYONE should be doing it though.
Joe Buck calling that onside kick recovery sucked all the joy out of the game of football.
10:43 Tyreek Hill not only has speed, moves, hands but very intelligent . after the catch he slows down to survey whats in front of him and waits for his blockers to come forward
Ya not only did he score but he wasn't even touched! As a Broncos fan I was thankful to see him leave the division this year, although they got a hell of a lot in return. Looking at it a second time people don't give number 14 credit for the amazing blocking he did. He took out two guys easily
I really dont think this is a 1 in a million.
A good play, sure. But if you put a great runner in an open field with 3 blockers theres a decent chance he's gunna break a play off. I would bet he makes that play better than 1 in 50 times.
This is one of the best NFL compilation videos out there. Seriously, well done!
Pick up your cross and follow Jesus! The world is quickly headed for destruction, and sooner or later you will have to sit at the judgement seat and give an account for your actions. Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36). Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life! - Revelation 3:20.
Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God tho.
Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc and you should get a response. Have a blessed day!
Can’t wait to see some NFL action in 2022!
Another *AWESOME* highlight was the complete somersault **over the opposing player** (AND cleanly stuck the landing) by Jerome Simpson into the end zone for the touchdown (10:06)!!!
*THAT* was incredible!!!
Uh, yea. Okay. But what happened to Simpson?
@@CharlesBridge-l9y
How exactly would I know "What happened to Simpson"?? The title of the video of N.F.L. highlights isn't "Where Are They Now??". He somersaulted over the opposing player, cleanly stuck the landing in the end zone to score the touchdown. That is all that I needed to know from the video..
7:09 is insane!!!!
Agreed! Nobody talks about that play at all today either 😒
15:50 that was a hell of a catch and spin move! And we gotta say #54 for the bears did a lotta work on that play too! Made the first key block AND the last key block! hahah
Orlovsky not realizing he ran out of the back of the endzone is classic Lions!
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Robert Meachem being the focal point of 2 if these plays is pretty impressive.. shall I say ''1 in a million"... 😃
Meacham is 2 in a million...lol.
That patriots run back is always epic ! 😆
@Jason O'Daniel 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 I had no idea lol
You could fill this category with 250 hours of Vikings losses.
I’d watch that all day.
Or lions... or bears...
xd
As a Raider fan I will do both
Seahawks vs vikings divisional round.
16:00 look at #54 I believe it’s Brian Urlacher
He blocked 2 or more people and also caught/ out ran the returner to get the last block! Whoever that is, Damn
Urlacher was a freak. Urlacher used to also control the opponents oline, would take the entire line with Urlacher to use them to block out the running back from running anywhere. If the runningback would go to the side then Urlacher would take the oline to the side to block the runningback until a defensive player would make a tackle. Those kinds of plays that don't show up in the stat sheet, but make Urlacher one of the greatest middle linebackers of all time.
This was a great video with a ton of rare clips. If you ever do a part two or an updated version I would love to see the Larry Allen chasedown play and/or the DK Metcalf chase down on Budda Baker.
It’s Bring me back Memories
I'm not even a big football fan but watching these guys pull off these incredible plays is still amazing to me
@Jason O'Daniel bruh you are talking to the wrong dude, I don't watch football on a regular basis, I just happen to randomly click on this video. If you want to bitch at someone bitch at the people who watch football religiously and play fantasy leagues and shit like that. Also I can smoke weed and wtach youtube at the same time, you should try it, might make you less intense and you might reply to less months old comments
5:00 that’s the best catch I’ve never seen before
It happened this season lol.
@@telamon1071 that explains it, didn’t watch much football last year
I think 7:50 is better
The drop-kick field goal maybe a "1 in the million" play these days but it used to be fairly common in the early days of football.
True but that was the first time it happened since then
So much amazing play
Everyone loves it when the big guy runs
Imagine scoring the way New Orleans did with no seconds left, only to have their kicker miss the game tying extra point!
If “aint that some bulls-t” was a person.
Also Mike Brown returning two pick sixes two weeks apart in two consecutive overtime periods is probably the most coincidental thing that can happen.
The butt fumble gets me everytime
I know. How pathetic 😂😅😂
Earl Campbell Hulked out of his jersey. Beautiful!!!😳
That David tyree catch was one hell of a catch
0:38
*Why Is No One Talking About How He Tackled His Own Teammate?*
Seriously lol
Dude I scrolled so far in the comments to see this. I don't really watch football and since nobody was talking about it I thought I must be missing something lmao
I'd have slapped that mf as soon as we hit the locker room
@@jonathonirl I Did Too. But Nobody Said Anything Like it Was Normal
@@switchblade6 *3 Times*
I’ve not watched the nfl in some time… just life… but seeing these old clips… makes me miss watching.
That fieldgoal that hit behind the uprights went through...it bounced back. Watch at 2:30!
Nevermind...didn't know they would fix it in the next part!!🤣🤣🤣 Ruled good.
That Joe Jurevicius catch is incredible 25:10
That's my cousin..
I can't believe John Carney ever kicked again after missing that extra point. I would have been destroyed mentally.
The titans' "lateral" against the bills was definitely a forward pass, thrown from the 24 and caught at the 25 or 26.
-pats fan
It really was, though.
0:33 he was tackled by his own teammate
@ Solomon adjei: He was trying to keep him from coming out of the end zone for better field position
Finally a comment on that play… OMG THAT WAS ONE OF THE WORSE PLAYS EVER DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was kinda wondering that also, I figured it was for him to stay in the end zone and to reset at the 20...but damn some bad luck there!
The compilation ends, fittingly with one of the most iconic endings in NFL history...The Immaculate Deception....today is April 18, 2022...90 days until QB's report to summer camp...can't wait.
5:26 that was also back to back weeks as well
And the Bears were still down 21-7 with like 35 seconds left
That onside punt was actually a good idea lol
That helmet catch by Ward is amazing 5:04
sec legend
Odell catch is the best I ever seen.
Thank you Eli Manning for the now most famous touchdown pass with Beckham, and the two Super Bowls, beating the Cheatriots….not once but TWICE! You deserved every minute of joy and your 2 Super Bowl MVP’s!
😂😂😂😂 7 Rings ;) vs just 2. 😂😂
They hate us cause they ain’t us! Pats are not cheaters
@@thaddeusskywalker5293 Bahahahahahah! 😝 Ok whatever you say! Lmao
@@User-ds6qv and none of those were against any team that had a strong defense as the Giants proved by beating them twice with a middle of the road quarterback.
@@1dannyboyz That's actually quite wrong. The pats did play some good defences in Superbowls they won.
Great plays! Surprised the one where Randy Moss laterals it behind his back to Moe Williams didn't make this video
That would be one of my picks.
That one may be Moss' skill and not 1 in a million though.
It was amazing though
12:07 One of my ALL TIME favorite plays EVER
same, and i am a raiders fan. Boy andrew Luck was the fucking truth, if they could have just given him a bit more help
The "one in a million" part during that Patriots drop kick was Bill Belichick smiling
21:11 the idea of cars on the field is insane lmao
The parking lot was full
That Saints lateral (River City Relay) will forever be iconic for 2 reasons:
1. It was an amazing, nearly perfect play
2. Carnie missing the extra point to lose it
I hadn’t even started watching football yet, but as a Saints fan this play both still amazes and haunts me. Pretty much sums up the Saints… 🙃
2009 SB champion Saints
And the "NOOO!" is iconic too, literal pain in that
Good call keeping The Immaculate Reception for last. It will be hard to top as #1 all-time fluke play, not only because the play itself is ridiculous, but also because that catch pretty much began nearly a decade of Steelers dominance. And before that play, the Steelers had been terrible since the 30's. The play completely changed the trajectory of the entire franchise for the next 50 years.
@ WP SN
If I remember correctly, that was the game winning td in that playoff match up
Interesting enough when played in .25x speed it actually looks like the ball really does hit franky fuqua's hands (slight movement from left to right) before being jettisoned by jack tatum's pads in a right to left trajectory
I actually got chills watching this
The butt fumble will be in football lore forever.
The Bills deserve a Super Bowl after that clear no-call on a forward lateral against the Titans
13:47 that's Pretty Good
Just two friends going for a jog
Surprised James Harrisons pick-6 in a superbowl wasnt included. NO ONE expected that guy to run 100 yards on a goal line pick lol
The Miami Wake escape! #91 🐬🆙
That was such a fun game to be at!! Halloween night
I love NFL Throwback!
war eagle 🦅 Auburn
Oh the Butt Fumble never gets old
I saw Bill smile! I can’t believe it
6:20 still gives me chills
One of the few videos that make the Bears look like a good team
1:57 Love it when the announcers lose their minds!
8:17 was the most suspenseful moment of my life
I still remember when Franco Harris made the “Immaculate Reception”
This is why football is amazing!
Whats insane is the referees that have the ability to see these plays in real time and make calls 🤯
True, they can't be out there sleeping on the job.
@@chillbro2275 saints vs rams moment
@@switchblade6 hahah i don't know which moment you're talking about but it's probably hilarious
@@switchblade6 just watched it... damn how did that not get called?
How the lineman is holding that football is priceless
If you're going to show amazing interceptions, fumbles, etc. Then you need to show Deon Sanders first NFL attempt at a kickoff return. That is history.
Gus Johnson is one of my favorite play by play announcers of all time. He always gets so excited
Gus Johnson, Jim nantz, boomer, Al Michaels, and Kevin Harlan and Mike breen
Some of the greats
8:37 Two future HOFers involved in that play. Neither got in as players.
Some of most iconic moments in football history. The “Immaculate Reception,” the lateral to Tony Nathan in the Dolphins-Chargers classic, Julian Edelman’s improbable catch to help the Pats come from behind . . . just so many!
The plays @ 8:55 ( Tom Landry ; Dallas)and 9:55 Herman Edwards ; Jets and Chiefs)are both from future hall of fame COACHES!
8:38 The Ole’ Stolen Ball Trick
9:51 Miracle in the Meadowlands (First of Three)
Gotta include every Gus Johnson call cause he's a one in a million type of announcer.
Odell’s catch is a 1 and None chance of happening bro that’ll never ever happen again
Amazing to think that 2 of the most iconic plays in NFL history (including THE most iconic play, the Immaculate Reception) occurred in the same post-season.