Hey guys, I wanted to take some time here to address the rebranding of the channel and confirm that other than the logo and branding, nothing will change. And I will continue to work hard to post the best quality content I can for you guys. What games should I include in Episode 2?
I'm late to the party but I highly recommend you cover the Patriots vs Raiders 12 August 1978 game where Patriots wide receiver Darryl Stingley suffered a broken neck & became paralyzed from the chest down.
Maybe cover the Mike Utley game. Every time a player gives the "thumbs up" sign to show that they're ok, I always think of Utley as the first to do it.
@@jimnfl7134 I saw that game and was scary, very violent, the problem was that some Mexicans paisanos made a piñata of the players and the incident, saw those some games later.
@@jimnfl7134 LT snapping the redskins QBs leg in half, Teddy Bridgewater getting knocked out, JuJu Smith Schuesters revenge on the Bengals,Saints Bountygate game vs Vikings are some i can think of at the top of my head
Damar Hamlin was the scariest thing I've ever seen on a football field. The fact that he fully recovered and is still playing is the ONLY thing that prevented it from being tragic. One of my happiest sports memories was hearing that he was awake, alert, and expected to fully recover.
That was very, very scary. My wife, who doesn't even watch football, was asking about his status the day after like he was a family friend and wanted to know if he's doing ok. My mother had this exact same thing happen. Not on a football field of course, but her heart just stopped suddenly and luckily my dad jumped up and did CPR for 20+ minutes while he waited for EMS to arrive. They got her heart restarted and she's made a full recovery. Definitely the scariest, and yet most incredible thing I've ever witnessed on a football field. I can't even imagine what would've happened if medical staff hadn't been able to get his heart going again.
It was scary but when I was playing Jr. A hockey in the 98-99 season we were playing Yukon claim Jumpers in Whitehorse, which is kinda remote. It was a playoff game and we were winning to move on to the finals. The games against Whitehorse were always brutal and a lot happened to lead up to this but our defenseman Dahlstrom got hit so hard his helmet flew off his head hit the dasher then the ice and he swallowed his tongue, they did CPR and had to use a defibrillator. It was crazy there was about 3 minutes left in the game we were up 2 or 3 goals and after almost 2 hours they decided to call the game cause emotions were way to high to play the last 3 minutes. Weirdest end to a game I’ve ever been in. Dahlstrom made a full recovery, I think he was air lifted to Anchorage, Alaska but he never played competitive hockey again.
I'm more of a hockey guy than a football guy, but the Hamlin situation had me frantically checking my news feed praying for updates or some glimmer of good news. I'm still so happy he recovered and was able to even live a normal life, let alone continue playing
No doubt, I tend to believe that it was related to his vaccine as all those other young athletes were also having heart complications. I think the hit was just at the same time . But I was so happy to see him playing again
What will always make the Hamlin situation even sadder is that Dane Jackson is a childhood friend of Hamlin. And he was on the field at the time it happened.
You know you’ve produced a terrifying Defense, when your quarterback is refusing to get in the game, I mean to be fair it was that absolutely terrifying Bears’ defense but damn.
That defense... that game. LA Raiders vs Chicago. It was a forecast of the 80s Bears years: Their folk hero QB getting hit out of the season each year, but one... The D dominating each year, while clobbering a dozen of QBs off the field either.
that défense mixed in with that formation was bound to be hell, im suprised some teams with amazing d lines and lb cores don't use the 46 bear or 46 cub or 46 normal it's crazy that this defense didn't last long at all. i mean i know with mobile qbs and the way these receivers are now it would probably get cooked in the top half but i'm suprised no one made it work
So sad what happened to Hamlin, I remember watching it live. But I couldn’t be more proud of these guys, both teams were very supportive of each other and men emotionally investing in each other. I’m so glad Hamlin is okay and he’s doing great now. That was a very scary night, but it brought everyone together. 💙
Bro you make the best documentary type videos I swear it’s like the football version of dark side of the ring. Can’t wait to see more videos down the line!
I don’t fault the Cleveland fans on that one. Even if we accepted the referee saying that he’d been buzzed for the replay before the. Browns snapped the ball the ref didn’t blow things dead even when it wss being snapped so the rules should have been followed that you can’t review a play once the next one has began. If a cos b was trying to challenge a play but didn’t throw his flag on time he’d be shit outta luck just like the refs should have been. Instead they made a weak excuse to review a play when the risks say they shouldn’t be and worse yet they decide to take away the game from the Browns while they’re at it. And there’s no evidence of the refs bothering to explain in the PAST what had even happened. One of those fines if say this shit was deserved
@@Rockhound6165 ong he one lucky mofo them refs up in Foxborough do right by they man fr. Even him hisself say that tuck rule game when him and Charles woodson talked about it
I was at that Browns v Jags game. I was in middle school at the time, close family friend has season tickets to the Browns. It was chaotic but not nearly as reckless and violent as would be told by the media. Most people just went and stood in the concourse area for cover. Forsure the wildest experience I've ever had at a sporting event.
@@animula6908 it was a while ago, but i dont remember feeling like in danger like media made it seem lol it was crazy but not nearly as reckless as it seemed
@@buffalobill9793 dude his pops got them dirt cheap when he was in college and has kept them since lol my friend also was inflicted with the Browns fandom. It has been years of frustrated texts from him lol
I know he was just a punter, but Ray Guy had experience at QB and DB in high school/college. When he was drafted by the Raiders, he tried to talk John Madden into letting him play on defense as well as punter. I think given the circumstances he should've went in at QB vs. the Bears. Kind of shitty to refuse and by extension force a guy with a concussion and fractured hand back into the game (and I say this as a Raider fan and Ray Guy fan).
Sounds like you've never done anything physical. He had every right to refuse. He got payed peanuts compared to what the position he was replacing. Wilson and hamm made over a million a year back in 84. Ray guy was barely over league minimum. He made the same as a factory supervisor. I woildnt go in either
As lifelong Washington fan who grew up in Philly area (South Jersey) I take great pleasure in stating the fact that later in 90 season, those same viscous Eagles were beaten badly by the body bagged Redskins in wild card round in Philly And in typical Philly fan fashion, tend to leave out that fact when body bag game is discussed.
Bottlegate, bluntly, was the end of the relevance of the Cleveland Browns. This year may well have been the first real time since they actually might've gotten a small push.
I remember watching the Bengals vs Bills game live. I live in ohio and a buddy of mine is a die hard bills fan and as it was going on, we were on the phone talking about it. At first we thought dude might have randomly blacked out but when it was noted they had revived hamlin.. thats when things really set in for the both of us.....As a fan of any sports. Witnessing a death happen during a live broadcasting is one of the worst things you could ever witness. Hats off to both teams for choosing not to continue playing and hats off the Cincy medical staff for working as quickly and as fast as they can to revive the man.
The Raiders vs Patriots game in 1978 when Jack Tatum hit Darryl Stingley should've been in this video. If something like that happened today they probably would've canceled the rest of the game.
The only thing scarier than the Eagles defense in the Body Bag game was the Veterans Stadium astroturf field. I worked at the Vet and can confirm that there wear sections of the field where the turf was covering the concrete without the required one inch padding underneath. I have also personally filled in seams in the turf using a utility knife, a piece of old astroturf and a bottle of glue.
WOW these are AMAZINGLY well done. I want to give you a standing ovation right here in my bedroom as I finis watching each masterpiece. Keep them coming!!
Ahh the body bag game, still a Philly favorite__whoever responded to my comment, your comment was well taken, and ill never feel the same about that game now
My friends and I drove in over 5 hours for that game in Cincinnati. It was a weird and eerie night. The stadium went quiet, everyone was confused. We watched as the ambulance eventually departed the stadium after word got out that his heart had stopped on the field. All we could do was go back to where we were staying and just wait for news. Later finding out the game was postponed and eventually cancelled we traveled home the next day pretty quietly. It was quite a stunning once in a lifetime experience.
The fact that Demar Hamlin had this happen to him and he was able to come back to play this past season but was NOT given the Comeback Player of the Year award is an absolute crime. I would put someone literally coming back from the dead to be the ultimate comeback.
I was in my parents basement with my buddies watching the game with my pops. We all had food laughing joking having a good time then BAM. That Hamlin situation was one of the freakiest things I’ve ever seen. I remember looking at everyone in the room and saying “did we just watch someone die on national tv?”… we all were silent none of us really wanted to talk or anything. Just sat there and stared until the game was cancelled. One of the absolute weirdest feelings in the world was watching that game. Reliving it just now and remembering everything that happened too is freaky. I’ll say this tho, that following week when we played NE and Hines returned the opening kickoff for a TD the bar I was at went nuts, people were crying cheering it was the opposite of extremes, so glad Hamlin is alive and well.
I actually stopped watching the Bengals Vs Bills game to go make dinner. When I came back the crowd was silent and the players were in a circle and I let my spaghetti burn so I could watch what the fuck was happening
Same here. I was making hamburgers on the grill and my brother yelled at me to come in. I could see the shock on his face and knew whatever it was, it wasn’t good.
My son and I were at the Damar Hamlin game. We sat there for close to 2 hours with zero information. It was a huge game, with us Bengals fans thoroughly enjoying what had already happened. But all that went out the window, and us and the smattering of Bills fans around us all just became human fans. It was pretty surreal, yet enlightening at the same time
I remember one game when all the qbs got injured so they all decided to put different players in at qb. They couldnt throw. One guy had diarrhea. Another guy only had half a leg. One guy was drunk.
Ya i remember watching that Damar Hamlin game live and that was the craziest thing ive ever seen went through this transitioning phase of "ohhh did he just fall down?" "hes not moving at all" "hes really not moving at all" "players and staff are getting real emotional and hes still REALLY not moving at all" "did this guy just die on live TV" I was so happy to hear that he lived and has made a full recovery And I was also happy to see whether during the live game or afterwards, the amount of support the guy had - its hard to find a marker and poster board during a live game but bengals fans were hit by that and made signs and shit that was pretty powerful
I'd like to add, to me one of the most devastating moments to me that also ended with a bright spot was when Dennis Byrd of the New York Jets shattered his spine during a tackle in a game. Although through several months of rehab and pt, he was able to walk again.
Marc Wilson. He was the guy who was always battling Jim Plunkett for the starting QB job during the LA Raiders' glory days in the early 1980s. Later went to the Patriots IIRC (because I remember him being on their roster in Tecmo Super Bowl).
I'm Silver and Black from the cradle to the grave but I never like to see any player get hurt, not even a Queef. Very good video, obviosly a lot of research went into it.Thanks. And just btw, Hamlin is a true dawg! " Who won the game?". Classic!
I watched a soccer match where a player purposely head butted a player directly into his chest and he was red carded out of the game. I didn't understand till someone told me exactly what happened to Hamlin (can't remember technical term) then to see it happen on accident to him. That was a scary situation
Hamlin was lucky that they had the people who acted quickly. It was fortunate that they had the equipment needed to get his heart going again. He sounds like a really good guy.
You clearly missed Eagles at Lions Thanksgiving day in 2015. Chip Kelly and Bill Davis had rookie bust ERIC ROWE on an island with CALVIN JOHNSON ALL GAME!!! It was the most brutal and despicable act of sabotage i ever witnessed on a football field!
Did you know the details of his life? I know who you’re talking about. It was the guy from the seventy one season, the lions receiver. Just in preseason he took a shot that punctured his specific organ. Four games into the season he finally played and was hit by dick Butkus, dude also had an issue which was hardening of his organs. Back then that wasn’t a thing.
man that hamlin story is frightening. i watch soccer and dozens of players die.... very young every once in a while...but fifa is so corrupt they say it's PEDs. the dudes who brought him back to life twice are guardian angels
i am truly saddened every time i think of how much the ones taking tackles at a weight and speed a normal human would be KO'd getting paid bread crumbs while the diva QBs gobble half the salary cap. it is truly unfair and ridiculous
That doctor really tried to prevent American kids from playing football. That’s like telling kids in Brazil to not play soccer like nah my guy. He wasn’t wrong but that’s a hill that’s hard as hell to climb
These older players would have beyond destroyed any modern team. No question, couldn't hold a candle. Today's players are more like basketball players, and all the skill wouldn't be worth much when they are all hurt.
Tim Couch at a better team would have had an amazing long career. He was so good. When he was selected for Cleveland most it us knew they couldn’t protect him from NFL Defenses. They had the worst line and were often behind in points which meant they needed to often abandon the running game and pass the ball every play to come back from being behind on the score board. If he would have gone to the 49ers, the Buccaneers would have been great. Maybe Titans even. Anyone with a good defense and running game. Obviously offensive line. Couch is still on of my favorite Quarterbacks of all time.
I was in Cleveland Municipal Stadium for A Monday Night. Week 14 against Pittsburgh with the Division on the Line. 1985 I think. 16 oz Blatz Cans of Beer became Projectiles
I remember a story about a Soviet sniper in WWII would intentionally shoot an enemy in the kidneys if he could because the sound of the victim screaming in pain would scare the crap out of everyone within ear shot.
Not the dirtiest game. That is reserved for the Greenbay packers. Nov 23rd 1986. Knowing they could not beat the Bears that year or for many more to come due to far superior personnel, head coach Forrest Gregg committed the most unsportsmanlike, and in fact criminal, coaching in Sports history. He purposely encouraged his players to injure the opposing team. This was not a game. It was a man hunt. The packers organization put a cash bounty for injuring players knocking them out of the game. Watching the film you can see numbers of opposing players written on the towels of the Packers players. Each defender had been given a number with the instruction to injure them whatever it took. The most famous act was Charles Martin picking up an unsuspecting Jim McMahon from behind, some 10 seconds after he had thrown an interception, and perhaps 30 yards from the action, slamming his shoulder into the ground. It ended his year, deprived the bears of a second superbowl and effected McMahon the rest of his career. Other incidents included Payton being thrown into a table 15 yards off the packers sideline, and Matt Suhey being surrounded on the ground and kicked by multiple packers. There were several others. It is a stench in NFL history. The Packers have never apologized. Not much has changed. Though they dont have public bounties anymore, the packers still pull punk plays and hit after the whistle to induce a reaction from the other player to get a penalty. Ask the fans in Detroit and Minnesota. They will say the same. The Greenbay Packers are scum. and beyond that just a terribly inept organization. they got lucky having one of the best QB's in the league for 30 years. 30 YEARS. and they could only win 2 superbowls. no dynasties. Just a 2 wins. Any team in the NFL could have done that with those two QB's. Watch a greenbay game closely. you will see it. it is who they are.
Regarding Bottlegate, I don't think it's discussed enough how the refs bungling their own job led to things escalating so badly, and as such I don't feel as bad about that specific incident of fans littering the field with debris - You don't want fans to throw stuff? Don't incite them with objectively bad rulings!
Hey guys, I wanted to take some time here to address the rebranding of the channel and confirm that other than the logo and branding, nothing will change. And I will continue to work hard to post the best quality content I can for you guys.
What games should I include in Episode 2?
2011 bears seahawks week 15 (Johnny Knox career ending spine injury) and 2011 packers panthers (nick collins career ending neck injury)
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I'm late to the party but I highly recommend you cover the Patriots vs Raiders 12 August 1978 game where Patriots wide receiver Darryl Stingley suffered a broken neck & became paralyzed from the chest down.
@@munkustrap2 and the time they threw stones out of the stands at the ref in a Vikings game
Maybe cover the Mike Utley game. Every time a player gives the "thumbs up" sign to show that they're ok, I always think of Utley as the first to do it.
This video DEFINETLY needs a second part, there are more scary games on nfl history
Myles Garrett taking off his helmet and hitting Steelers QB after the play, that sticks with me.
@@jimnfl7134 I saw that game and was scary, very violent, the problem was that some Mexicans paisanos made a piñata of the players and the incident, saw those some games later.
@@jimnfl7134 LT snapping the redskins QBs leg in half, Teddy Bridgewater getting knocked out, JuJu Smith Schuesters revenge on the Bengals,Saints Bountygate game vs Vikings are some i can think of at the top of my head
Damar Hamlin was the scariest thing I've ever seen on a football field. The fact that he fully recovered and is still playing is the ONLY thing that prevented it from being tragic. One of my happiest sports memories was hearing that he was awake, alert, and expected to fully recover.
Yeah I was at the game
That was very, very scary. My wife, who doesn't even watch football, was asking about his status the day after like he was a family friend and wanted to know if he's doing ok.
My mother had this exact same thing happen. Not on a football field of course, but her heart just stopped suddenly and luckily my dad jumped up and did CPR for 20+ minutes while he waited for EMS to arrive. They got her heart restarted and she's made a full recovery.
Definitely the scariest, and yet most incredible thing I've ever witnessed on a football field. I can't even imagine what would've happened if medical staff hadn't been able to get his heart going again.
@@Hockeystar-xz4ch I was as well very scary incident
It was scary but when I was playing Jr. A hockey in the 98-99 season we were playing Yukon claim Jumpers in Whitehorse, which is kinda remote. It was a playoff game and we were winning to move on to the finals. The games against Whitehorse were always brutal and a lot happened to lead up to this but our defenseman Dahlstrom got hit so hard his helmet flew off his head hit the dasher then the ice and he swallowed his tongue, they did CPR and had to use a defibrillator. It was crazy there was about 3 minutes left in the game we were up 2 or 3 goals and after almost 2 hours they decided to call the game cause emotions were way to high to play the last 3 minutes. Weirdest end to a game I’ve ever been in. Dahlstrom made a full recovery, I think he was air lifted to Anchorage, Alaska but he never played competitive hockey again.
The guy needing a defibrillator during the world cup was wild too... I actually thought he was dying on TV.
I'm more of a hockey guy than a football guy, but the Hamlin situation had me frantically checking my news feed praying for updates or some glimmer of good news. I'm still so happy he recovered and was able to even live a normal life, let alone continue playing
No doubt, I tend to believe that it was related to his vaccine as all those other young athletes were also having heart complications. I think the hit was just at the same time . But I was so happy to see him playing again
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With regard to the "Body Bag Game", it should be noted that Veterans Stadium turf could tear the ACL of a golfer bending down to tie his shoe.
Then why weren't there more injuries?
It was concrete with some thin turf laid over it.
And it gave phillies players cancer
@@Rockhound6165there was, many times
@@cohengamertv6548 this is bullcrap too. Thousands of players came through that stadium and only a handful got cancer and why no Eagles players?
What will always make the Hamlin situation even sadder is that Dane Jackson is a childhood friend of Hamlin. And he was on the field at the time it happened.
Him and tee Higgins grew up playing each other in high school and camps as well so it hurt him when he unintentionally did that to his friend
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@@Mr.Jaquaveon2k that was the original name of this channel
Welcome to The Darkside
I think the rebrand was due lol
You know you’ve produced a terrifying Defense, when your quarterback is refusing to get in the game, I mean to be fair it was that absolutely terrifying Bears’ defense but damn.
It wasn't a problem for the niners that year
Best team ever 1985 bears, and I've been a Broncos fan since the 70's
That defense... that game. LA Raiders vs Chicago. It was a forecast of the 80s Bears years: Their folk hero QB getting hit out of the season each year, but one... The D dominating each year, while clobbering a dozen of QBs off the field either.
Idk if I’m going in either considering I’m the punter 😂 but Marc Wilson ended up going back in
that défense mixed in with that formation was bound to be hell, im suprised some teams with amazing d lines and lb cores don't use the 46 bear or 46 cub or 46 normal it's crazy that this defense didn't last long at all. i mean i know with mobile qbs and the way these receivers are now it would probably get cooked in the top half but i'm suprised no one made it work
So sad what happened to Hamlin, I remember watching it live. But I couldn’t be more proud of these guys, both teams were very supportive of each other and men emotionally investing in each other. I’m so glad Hamlin is okay and he’s doing great now. That was a very scary night, but it brought everyone together. 💙
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Bro you make the best documentary type videos I swear it’s like the football version of dark side of the ring. Can’t wait to see more videos down the line!
That's Great to hear! Thanks for your support.
i was just outside of the bengals stadium for the hamlin game. i've never heard a packed night game stadium so quiet in my life. it was chilling.
Bottle gate needs a 20 min nfl history video to explain how things got so wild
Nope. People will be people, and idiots will be idiots.
I don’t fault the Cleveland fans on that one. Even if we accepted the referee saying that he’d been buzzed for the replay before the. Browns snapped the ball the ref didn’t blow things dead even when it wss being snapped so the rules should have been followed that you can’t review a play once the next one has began. If a cos b was trying to challenge a play but didn’t throw his flag on time he’d be shit outta luck just like the refs should have been. Instead they made a weak excuse to review a play when the risks say they shouldn’t be and worse yet they decide to take away the game from the Browns while they’re at it. And there’s no evidence of the refs bothering to explain in the PAST what had even happened. One of those fines if say this shit was deserved
@@Matt-cr4vv you don't fault them for throwing shit onto the field? Bunch of toddlers lmao
Just know this. If that were Tom Brady and the Patriots they would have never negated a play and would have just kept playing.
@@Rockhound6165 ong he one lucky mofo them refs up in Foxborough do right by they man fr. Even him hisself say that tuck rule game when him and Charles woodson talked about it
Its a harsh reminder that sports are not always glitz and glamor. Love these videos keep up the good work!
I was at that Browns v Jags game. I was in middle school at the time, close family friend has season tickets to the Browns. It was chaotic but not nearly as reckless and violent as would be told by the media. Most people just went and stood in the concourse area for cover. Forsure the wildest experience I've ever had at a sporting event.
I don’t blame them. That was criminal. They were acting in self-defense.
@@animula6908 it was a while ago, but i dont remember feeling like in danger like media made it seem lol it was crazy but not nearly as reckless as it seemed
My condolences to the friend with Browns season tickets.
@@buffalobill9793 dude his pops got them dirt cheap when he was in college and has kept them since lol my friend also was inflicted with the Browns fandom. It has been years of frustrated texts from him lol
October 24, 1971, bears vs lions, the only time, and hopefully will be, a NFL player actually died on the field, Chuck Hughes.
I was surprised Chuck Hughes didn't get brought up more when Damar Hamlin went down.
Damar Hamlin technically died on the field of play. The difference there is that he was revived.
I teared up watching the Hamlin segment. Great narration/background music.
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Welcome to the new era of DarkSideFootball, with the same consistent bangers. He never stopped going beast mode
I watched the Damar Hamlin game on TV with my mom. I just watched hoping that he wouldn’t become the next Chuck Hughes.
I was surprised Chuck Hughes didn't get brought up more when Damar Hamlin went down.
Great video and excellent narrator!
Watching Hamlins injury live was absolutely horrifying I couldn’t think about anything else for lil while after that till we knew he was ok
You don’t even know him nor does he know you
@@XjebinHe literally died on the field wtf
@@allthingssports4957 he’s alive rn
@@Xjebin so we cant feel for someone just cause we don’t kno them is crazy
There’s one here on RUclips if you look up bottlegate it’ll pop up
I know he was just a punter, but Ray Guy had experience at QB and DB in high school/college. When he was drafted by the Raiders, he tried to talk John Madden into letting him play on defense as well as punter. I think given the circumstances he should've went in at QB vs. the Bears. Kind of shitty to refuse and by extension force a guy with a concussion and fractured hand back into the game (and I say this as a Raider fan and Ray Guy fan).
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Sounds like you've never done anything physical. He had every right to refuse. He got payed peanuts compared to what the position he was replacing. Wilson and hamm made over a million a year back in 84. Ray guy was barely over league minimum. He made the same as a factory supervisor. I woildnt go in either
@@ScootsMcPoot makes two of us
This is so well edited. Great video!
Thank you so much!
He honestly needs to get rid of so much of the black screen trash.
As lifelong Washington fan who grew up in Philly area (South Jersey) I take great pleasure in stating the fact that later in 90 season, those same viscous Eagles were beaten badly by the body bagged Redskins in wild card round in Philly And in typical Philly fan fashion, tend to leave out that fact when body bag game is discussed.
Bottlegate will always go down as the worst moment in NFL history in my opinion
Bottlegate, bluntly, was the end of the relevance of the Cleveland Browns. This year may well have been the first real time since they actually might've gotten a small push.
2001 Browns Jaguars Bottlegate will always stick with us because it happened over three months after 9/11. The end of Sept 11 perspective.
.......And then Not more than a few weeks later came.... ....THE TUCK RULE!!!!.Another Shitty call
The house of pain game is a close second to the body bag game.........The birds brought a lot of pain to the astrodome
I remember watching the Bengals vs Bills game live. I live in ohio and a buddy of mine is a die hard bills fan and as it was going on, we were on the phone talking about it. At first we thought dude might have randomly blacked out but when it was noted they had revived hamlin.. thats when things really set in for the both of us.....As a fan of any sports. Witnessing a death happen during a live broadcasting is one of the worst things you could ever witness. Hats off to both teams for choosing not to continue playing and hats off the Cincy medical staff for working as quickly and as fast as they can to revive the man.
The Raiders vs Patriots game in 1978 when Jack Tatum hit Darryl Stingley should've been in this video. If something like that happened today they probably would've canceled the rest of the game.
Great content
Seems like Ryan told both defenses to go out there and ruin lives over a single game. Terrible person.
Don't forget he put a bounty out on a kicker.
This one gonna go crazy
The only thing scarier than the Eagles defense in the Body Bag game was the Veterans Stadium astroturf field. I worked at the Vet and can confirm that there wear sections of the field where the turf was covering the concrete without the required one inch padding underneath. I have also personally filled in seams in the turf using a utility knife, a piece of old astroturf and a bottle of glue.
Another great video
What did we learn? That no matter what sport you play, never play it in Cleveland.
What about the 1971 game against the Lions and Bears where Chuck Hughes died on the field?
WOW these are AMAZINGLY well done. I want to give you a standing ovation right here in my bedroom as I finis watching each masterpiece. Keep them coming!!
Glad you like them. I have another on the way!
Wes Hopkins is one of the hardest hitting DBs I've ever seen play
Ahh the body bag game, still a Philly favorite__whoever responded to my comment, your comment was well taken, and ill never feel the same about that game now
Buddy Ryan was the greatest defensive coach of all time.
Why are there blurs on some of the videos
My friends and I drove in over 5 hours for that game in Cincinnati. It was a weird and eerie night. The stadium went quiet, everyone was confused. We watched as the ambulance eventually departed the stadium after word got out that his heart had stopped on the field. All we could do was go back to where we were staying and just wait for news. Later finding out the game was postponed and eventually cancelled we traveled home the next day pretty quietly. It was quite a stunning once in a lifetime experience.
The fact that Demar Hamlin had this happen to him and he was able to come back to play this past season but was NOT given the Comeback Player of the Year award is an absolute crime. I would put someone literally coming back from the dead to be the ultimate comeback.
Cus even injuries are scripted
@@AmazingBlaze0 if you think they faked his literal on field death then you're an idiot.
Great Video
Appreciate it!
I was in my parents basement with my buddies watching the game with my pops. We all had food laughing joking having a good time then BAM. That Hamlin situation was one of the freakiest things I’ve ever seen. I remember looking at everyone in the room and saying “did we just watch someone die on national tv?”… we all were silent none of us really wanted to talk or anything. Just sat there and stared until the game was cancelled. One of the absolute weirdest feelings in the world was watching that game. Reliving it just now and remembering everything that happened too is freaky. I’ll say this tho, that following week when we played NE and Hines returned the opening kickoff for a TD the bar I was at went nuts, people were crying cheering it was the opposite of extremes, so glad Hamlin is alive and well.
I actually stopped watching the Bengals Vs Bills game to go make dinner. When I came back the crowd was silent and the players were in a circle and I let my spaghetti burn so I could watch what the fuck was happening
Same here. I was making hamburgers on the grill and my brother yelled at me to come in. I could see the shock on his face and knew whatever it was, it wasn’t good.
My son and I were at the Damar Hamlin game. We sat there for close to 2 hours with zero information. It was a huge game, with us Bengals fans thoroughly enjoying what had already happened. But all that went out the window, and us and the smattering of Bills fans around us all just became human fans. It was pretty surreal, yet enlightening at the same time
I remember one game when all the qbs got injured so they all decided to put different players in at qb. They couldnt throw. One guy had diarrhea. Another guy only had half a leg. One guy was drunk.
russell2910 you my friend are hilarious😅 lol😂
@@wonderdog1210 one guy was scisotypal. One was bipolar with psychotic features. One was sus with a dark past.
Ya i remember watching that Damar Hamlin game live and that was the craziest thing ive ever seen
went through this transitioning phase of
"ohhh did he just fall down?"
"hes not moving at all"
"hes really not moving at all"
"players and staff are getting real emotional and hes still REALLY not moving at all"
"did this guy just die on live TV"
I was so happy to hear that he lived and has made a full recovery
And I was also happy to see whether during the live game or afterwards, the amount of support the guy had - its hard to find a marker and poster board during a live game but bengals fans were hit by that and made signs and shit that was pretty powerful
Body Bag Game: Total Yards
Philadelphia .......226
Washington .......119
Injury Cart........ 13,483
I'd like to add, to me one of the most devastating moments to me that also ended with a bright spot was when Dennis Byrd of the New York Jets shattered his spine during a tackle in a game. Although through several months of rehab and pt, he was able to walk again.
Whoever that Wilson guy was at qb for the Raiders was one tough SOB
Marc Wilson. He was the guy who was always battling Jim Plunkett for the starting QB job during the LA Raiders' glory days in the early 1980s. Later went to the Patriots IIRC (because I remember him being on their roster in Tecmo Super Bowl).
I'm Silver and Black from the cradle to the grave but I never like to see any player get hurt, not even a Queef. Very good video, obviosly a lot of research went into it.Thanks. And just btw, Hamlin is a true dawg! " Who won the game?". Classic!
Can you do an Aaron Hernandez video ? I feel like you’d kill that!
That wasnr even remotely funny. Not because of the context, but because it was a horrible joke. Atleast be funny if you're going to be edgy.
@@ScootsMcPootI was abt to say that
The most intense feeling of darker story was Damar Hamlin tragedy with a cardiac arrest VS CIN. Back on Week 16 2022-2023.🙏😔
What’s with all of the censors?
The Hamlin situation was a true miracle. I was certain he was gone the moment he dropped. So awesome that he was saved.
I watched a soccer match where a player purposely head butted a player directly into his chest and he was red carded out of the game. I didn't understand till someone told me exactly what happened to Hamlin (can't remember technical term) then to see it happen on accident to him. That was a scary situation
there was a young teen who died at the school I graduated from he was hit by a baseball in the chest sadly he was not as lucky as Hamlin
Cant wait🔥🔥🔥
Hamlin was lucky that they had the people who acted quickly. It was fortunate that they had the equipment needed to get his heart going again. He sounds like a really good guy.
Hamlin was scary for sure, but I don't know if I've ever been more terrified than Ryan Shazier getting temporarily paralyzed
There was one game where some of the players claimed Terrell Owens said a SWEAR at one of the Referees :-0
Here in Cleveland, we call it 'Bottlegate." Lol.
This was a good ass video
You clearly missed Eagles at Lions Thanksgiving day in 2015. Chip Kelly and Bill Davis had rookie bust ERIC ROWE on an island with CALVIN JOHNSON ALL GAME!!! It was the most brutal and despicable act of sabotage i ever witnessed on a football field!
Thumbs up to Docs & Medics with saving Damar's life.
Hamlin going down was a direct result of the poison poke!
Is RUclips so soft that they’re blurring out tackles? Wtf?!
May wanna update the Hamlin part. Inaccurate information on the cause of collapse 🙄
This is going back to 1970. The Lions' WR Chuck Hughes had a fatal heart attack against the Bears despite not being clobbered.
Daryl Stingley getting paralyzed by Jack Tatum should be on here. The footage is on RUclips. Also Ryan Shazier’s injury was pretty bad too.
Great vid but you should really include the date, or at the least year of the game at some point
An NFL WR actually died of a heart attack while playing
Did you know the details of his life? I know who you’re talking about. It was the guy from the seventy one season, the lions receiver. Just in preseason he took a shot that punctured his specific organ. Four games into the season he finally played and was hit by dick Butkus, dude also had an issue which was hardening of his organs. Back then that wasn’t a thing.
a lot of this was due to astro turf. They night as well have played in the concrete and asphalt parking lot
man that hamlin story is frightening. i watch soccer and dozens of players die.... very young every once in a while...but fifa is so corrupt they say it's PEDs. the dudes who brought him back to life twice are guardian angels
i am truly saddened every time i think of how much the ones taking tackles at a weight and speed a normal human would be KO'd getting paid bread crumbs while the diva QBs gobble half the salary cap. it is truly unfair and ridiculous
The bears had a great defense in the mid 80s
No shit Sherlock!
That poverty franchise is stuck in the 80s
@@IllMatic97 so what they still had a great offense in the mid 80s and late 80s
Jim McMahon *coughing* blood? Was that the word you censored for some reason? Or was it pissing blood?
Pissing blood.
I wish we had that spirit still, "It wasn't pleasant but it wasn't WW3"
That doctor really tried to prevent American kids from playing football. That’s like telling kids in Brazil to not play soccer like nah my guy. He wasn’t wrong but that’s a hill that’s hard as hell to climb
Considering he came from a continent where countries have little kids mining rare earth materials this is a pretty hypocritical take on his part.
These older players would have beyond destroyed any modern team. No question, couldn't hold a candle. Today's players are more like basketball players, and all the skill wouldn't be worth much when they are all hurt.
Was just wondering when the rebrand would come
I think the darkest moment is the pronunciation of Mark Rypien's name.
Buddy Ryan is on here a lot
Tim Couch at a better team would have had an amazing long career. He was so good. When he was selected for Cleveland most it us knew they couldn’t protect him from NFL Defenses. They had the worst line and were often behind in points which meant they needed to often abandon the running game and pass the ball every play to come back from being behind on the score board. If he would have gone to the 49ers, the Buccaneers would have been great. Maybe Titans even. Anyone with a good defense and running game. Obviously offensive line. Couch is still on of my favorite Quarterbacks of all time.
I was in Cleveland Municipal Stadium for A Monday Night. Week 14 against Pittsburgh with the Division on the Line. 1985 I think. 16 oz Blatz Cans of Beer became Projectiles
I remember a story about a Soviet sniper in WWII would intentionally shoot an enemy in the kidneys if he could because the sound of the victim screaming in pain would scare the crap out of everyone within ear shot.
Not the dirtiest game. That is reserved for the Greenbay packers. Nov 23rd 1986. Knowing they could not beat the Bears that year or for many more to come due to far superior personnel, head coach Forrest Gregg committed the most unsportsmanlike, and in fact criminal, coaching in Sports history. He purposely encouraged his players to injure the opposing team. This was not a game. It was a man hunt. The packers organization put a cash bounty for injuring players knocking them out of the game. Watching the film you can see numbers of opposing players written on the towels of the Packers players. Each defender had been given a number with the instruction to injure them whatever it took. The most famous act was Charles Martin picking up an unsuspecting Jim McMahon from behind, some 10 seconds after he had thrown an interception, and perhaps 30 yards from the action, slamming his shoulder into the ground. It ended his year, deprived the bears of a second superbowl and effected McMahon the rest of his career. Other incidents included Payton being thrown into a table 15 yards off the packers sideline, and Matt Suhey being surrounded on the ground and kicked by multiple packers. There were several others. It is a stench in NFL history. The Packers have never apologized. Not much has changed. Though they dont have public bounties anymore, the packers still pull punk plays and hit after the whistle to induce a reaction from the other player to get a penalty. Ask the fans in Detroit and Minnesota. They will say the same. The Greenbay Packers are scum. and beyond that just a terribly inept organization. they got lucky having one of the best QB's in the league for 30 years. 30 YEARS. and they could only win 2 superbowls. no dynasties. Just a 2 wins. Any team in the NFL could have done that with those two QB's. Watch a greenbay game closely. you will see it. it is who they are.
Chicago had 12 players if you include the field. That “field” was concrete on a warm day let alone in November
Its going to take a lot of time for the image at 00:31 to lose its context, but when it does it’ll be bigger than the crying jordan.
Wait a minute! Who's the guy that tossed Larry Allen like a toddler!? Was that Reggie White?
Yeah it was
Only issue I have with the video is some things being censored that don't need censored. Great vid nonetheless
0:49 ain’t seen cuh in years💯😭
Regarding Bottlegate, I don't think it's discussed enough how the refs bungling their own job led to things escalating so badly, and as such I don't feel as bad about that specific incident of fans littering the field with debris - You don't want fans to throw stuff? Don't incite them with objectively bad rulings!
Crazy how people hated that a player that Died on the field came back to life and got the COMEBACK player of the year award
12:00 Mark Rypien (Rip-n) as a life long R-word fan it feels like an R-word shot an arrow in my ear drum when it’s said incorrectly
Did you mean words that start with the letter R or the disgusting act?
So refs been making bad calls forever. Shocker.
Hamlin was at the super bowl with a satin hoodie on smiling and putting up devil horns ,, soooo yeah.
I saw the play that took Bo out and the double sting was I think the hit ended his baseball career, also.
What are the dates and years of the games you're highlighting?
I do need to add that included in this list should have been Rozelle choosing to play the games 2 days after JFK being killed.