The Patriots rock bottom was 1990: - Going 1-15 after the players were caught sexually harassing a female reporter in the locker room. - The projected first overall pick, Rocket Ismail, choosing to play in CANADA over getting drafted by the Patriots. - The franchise getting sold to an owner who only wanted (and ultimately failed) to move them to St Louis.
I'd put the Lisa Olsen Zeke Mowatt incident as a #1 by itself, possibly for the entire league. I think the league has successfully erased the entire incident from pop culture history. Apart from the obvious perversion of the incident, it nearly bankrupted Remington razor by killing its flagship Lady Norelco razor (just in time for christmas, no less). It helps to remember this was at the very beginning of female reporters being involved in football and in the locker rooms and was an issue in itself. This was seriously worldwide news, even countries that had never heard of American football were reporting on American athletes waving their genitals at a female reporter. Then owner Victor Kiam made a world class stupid public reference to "Patriot missiles" in a bad joke(during the first Gulf war the patriot missile batteries were famously used to protect Israel and US air force bases) that started the whole bruhaha all over again after he had spent months apologizing to the general public to save Norelco razor. This also happened during the "Year of the Woman" after the Clarence Thomas hearings and Anita Hill testimony, and a slew of high-profile sexual harassment claims led to a record number of women getting elected to office including Nancy Pelosi and Diane Feinstein. It escapes me how little this event is mentioned, I would suspect the NFL(and NFLPA) threatens RUclips and creators with a world of legal troubles, restricted access, and demonetization whenever it sees this story online. Kudos for bringing it up, I was certain no one would have mentioned it.
Ismail got a godfather offer from the Argos at the time as Bruce McNail, Wayne Gretzky and John Candy wanted to make a splash when they bought the team. Pats weren't going to give him 18 mill for 4 years
What do you mean Jameis' 30-30 season is our lowest point? Tampa started its existence as a franchise with 26 straight losses. 2019 wasn't even that bad of a record for our standards in the 2010s.
I thought about that too, but you guys were just a wee expansion franchise back then; what expectations could there really have been? For the Buccaneers, I would have said the late '80s - you had one of the most laughable screw ups in draft history in '82, and then you had 14 straight losing seasons.
Panthers: 1998: Kerry Collins quits, team goes 4-12. 2001: 15 game losing streak. 2010: 2-14, who in the heck is our starting QB this week? But we all know what the real rock bottom moment is: David Tepper buys the team.
At least in their rock bottom moments prior to 2018, there was hope they could eventually turn it around. With David Tepper's dark shadow looming large over the team... this seems incredibly unlikely to happen any time soon.
As a Saints fan, I actually feel bad for panthers fans since Tepper bought the team. He is so insufferable that it actually ticks me off. He’s bad for the division rivalry and he’s bad for football. Football is more fun when the NFC South is full of good teams.
I couldn't agree more, but if we're talking Giants history the first miracle at the meadowlands was a game that every team in the history of the NFL would have won.
Miracle at the Meadowlands 1 and 2 are hard to swallow. They are instant argument enders because what do the Giants have in regards to iconic plays against the Eagles. I get mad every time I see those stupid highlights.
I would argue going 2-14 in 1985 and subsequently drafting Bo Jackson #1 overall even after he told them he wouldn't sign no matter what. He played for the Royals instead.
@@BuccaneerBruceor choosing Testaverde to replace Steve Young only to see him go on to be a HOFer after a few years sitting behind Montana. Then Testaverde goes on to a long productive career outside of Tampa.
@@kamartb3588 simply put, because the way the NFL treated expansion teams at the time. Tho one could argue the post Doug Williams years were the epic low point.
As a Washington fan, for me, our rock bottom is still RG3 blowing out his knee. That game effectively ended my already minuscule interest in football at the time for a whole decade.
If we’re talking “game action” lows though, the weird Hunter Smith pass against the Giants on Monday Night Football seemed like a low. Jim Zorn was fucking awful.
@@Matt-hl5vmGood one. I'd also like to mention Albert Haynesworth just giving up on the play against the Eagles. Oh, and let's not forget the Sean Taylor tribute debacle. God. Everything Daniel Snyder touched turned to poo water, didn't it.
@@voicesofmarshians528 Personally how is it not re-signing Kirk, like ye the RG3 thing sucked but yall had Kirk who was still a good QB but, management refuse to pay him causing him to leave in 2018
whoa whoa whoa on the ravens. our lowest point is 1000% when Billie Cundiff missed a chipshot FG in the playoffs, people in baltimore will ALWAYS remember that.
I mean if I'm not mistaken, that was their 4th consecutive season w/ 1 or more playoff win + the next year they got Tucker & won the SB, their 2nd in 14 years. Painful moment but I doubt anyone was saying this franchise is doomed
I respectfully disagree I'm also a Ravens fan and considering how we follow this by winning a Super Bowl this wasn't our lowest point I think 06 to 08 was our lowest point because we squandered many great years by our defense is trying to make Kyle boller work, not to mention the disappointing 2006 division around where we got pants by the Colts
What gets lost in the buttfumble is that happened in the middle of an absolute titanic 2nd quarter collapse by the jets. They had the ball for 12 of 15 minutes and gave up THIRTY FIVE POINTS!
@@MilesMoncur Yeah, I caught that. Could you have a bigger spotlight for this. Just saw an interview with Sanchez and Pat Mcafee. Dude seems cool as hell though. Healthy attitude about it.
As a New York Giant fan I believe the 1978 season in which the Miracle of the Meadowlands occurred against the Eagles. That game still eats at me, in which the Giants organization made a full rebuild of the franchise with the hiring of George Young as GM and the drafting of greats like Phil Simms and Lawrence Taylor!
As a Vikings fan, I'd argue that their lowest moment was when Gary Anderson missed a chip shot field goal to send us to the super bowl in 1998. Went 15-1 that year and couldn't get past the Falcons. Any MN sports fan would list this above all others
Actually the 49ers lowest moment came after Singletary's rant. It was when they fired Harbaugh and went with Tomsula as head coach that is the lowest moment of the 49ers.
Please correct: Steelers - Chuck Noll WASN'T fired. He retired. Coach Noll had essentially a forever contract where he made the decision when he felt it was his time to step down. Saying he was fired is grossly inaccurate.
Correct. Dan Rooney wasn't in any rush to dismiss Noll, for obvious reasons. Noll publicly stated that when his love of the game dwindled, he would step back, and that's exactly what happened. Safe to say the Steelers have fared alright in the 30 years since then.
@@jaxonwoods8181 THREE coaches since 1969. For comparison, the Texas Rangers had four managers in a single season in 1977 (I know, different sport, but the point is clear).
The Bob Quinn-Matt Patricia Era for the Lions. Alienating star players into leaving, lecturing a reporter on their posture during a press conference, stating 9-7 isn't good enough when firing Jim Caldwell to kick off this era, the pencil in the ear look, making players practice outside before an indoor game, and lastly the ass pounding on Thanksgiving against the Texans that finally led to this duo's demise and to the 2 saviors making Detroit football relevant again: Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes
Matt Patricia was a worse Head Coach than Rod Marinelli. Marinelli only ruined an already bad team. Matt Patricia ruined a decent/good team. Everything you mentioned is absolutely correct!
The Paul Eddinger 54 yd. kick that knocked the Lions out of the 2000 playoff, which led to them cleaning house & hiring Matt Millen. That directly leads to the 0-16 fiasco. Also the Russ Thomas "era" which ended in Daryl Rogers (Jesus, don't ask)
After Vince Lombardi the Packers had a string of horrible coaches. Dan Devine.....Bart Starr.....Forrest Gregg......Lindy Infante. It wasn't until Mike Holmgren got there that things turned around. Forrest Gregg was Greg Williams 1.0
Rock-bottom for the Bears is the double doink. It’s not just the lowest I’ve felt as a football fan, but the lowest I’ve felt as a human being. I don’t even remember that 2022 game.
I'm a Skins fan. Dan Snyder changing the name to a joke nobody wanted or voted for is by faaaaaar the low point. You can't pluralize commanders and have a team full of them. He played us
Further, that wasn't even the lowest point for the Steelers, like at all. The 1991 team wasn't expected to be competitive in a division where the Oilers and Bengals fielded clearly the best QBs in the division. 7-9 was expected and occurred in a run between 1985-1991 where the Steelers only made the playoffs once and didn't win the division at all. The lowest point for the Steelers occurred in the early-50s, where we had both Len Dawson AND Johnny freaking Unitas at the same time, and released both of them. Both won championships and Unitas was considered the GOAT at his time of retirement. The Steelers would not recover until we hired Noll in 1969.
Changing the name from the Redskins to the Football Team is the true Rock Bottom moment for Washington. It was so Rock Bottom its not even the same franchise anymore.
For the Packers? Imo rock bottom was 1986 when Charles Martin piledrived Jim McMahan on his head giving him his worst concussion and possibly the reason he has Dementia today, we cheeseheads still disavow Martin. While 2005 was bad, the Packers had seen worse. For the Bears? 2014 when the Packers beat them 55-14, it was 42-0 at the half even, I had never seen a team quit faster that night than the Bears.
Hundred percent agree with the Bears lowpoint being that annihilation by the Packers. That was actually the second game in a row that the Bears gave up 50 to an opponent and was probably the moment we knew Trestman was done. Just an awful feeling watching those games. Rodgers and the Packers could have put up 80 if they wanted to that day. What a fall from the Lovie Smith defenses of just two years prior.
The 2007 Ravens were quarterbacked by Steve McNair and Troy Smith in that loss to the Dolphins. After McNair got injured, Smith actually got the Ravens to the 1 with time for one win-or-lose play but Brian Billick went for the FG and OT.
Yup I’d have to agree killed a potential dynasty, divided the locker room, LOB split , reports of Wilson being cancer, Lynch retired. All around just ass
17:00 -- Funny thing is, the Bradford-led Vikings started 5-0 in 2016. Late in the season, they were hovering around .500 and on the fringes of the playoff hunt until a blowout loss to the Packers in Week 16 (where the Vikings DBs ignored the game plan and got torched by Jordy Nelson) eliminated them from contention.
As a 23 year old Packers fan I can only remember one truly bad year, and that was 2017 when we lost Rodgers for the year in like week 5 or something and Brett Hundley was our QB for the rest of the season.
17:24 I would say my low point as a bears fan was losing to the chiefs in 2023, we hadn’t won a game in nearly a calendar year at that point, our stadium got robbed that week, our DC Alan Williams had to resign because he was a scumbag, our defense was full of practice squad guys and backups cuz everyone was hurt, Justin Fields got hit in the head with no call again not like it would have mattered cuz we got blown out, CBS had to switch the game to a “more competitive game” and it was the first game of Taylor Swift and NBC was making fun of us with Taylor Swift puns on the SNF pre game show
The Chris conte Game where he blew the coverage or the 2010 NFC championship with Super Bowl hopes and dreams are on the shoulders of Caleb Haine were also low points
What about the BJ Raji pick 6 in the playoffs vs the Packers, the double doink, trading up for Mitchell Trubisky, Signing Mike Glennon, or arguably Buddy Ryan’s departure
The Vikings’ lowest point in my lifetime was actually in 2005 when multiple scandals hit the team, including ticket scalping and the infamous Love Boat Cruise.
+Owner Red McCombs trading away Randy Moss out of spite before selling the team. +Drafting Troy Williamson to try and replace Moss. +Culpepper injured. 2010 was more painful imo, but 2005 is up there.
I would argue that the Giants rock bottom moment was having both Vince Lombari and Tom Landry on their coaching staff and letting them both walk to different teams. Also the Miracle in the Meadowlands.
2008 wasn't just the Seahawks rock bottom but one of the worst years ever for one city's sports: - The Sonics moved to OKC - The Mariners, expected to contend for the playoffs, went 61-101, fired everyone, and wouldn't make the playoffs for 14 more years - UW football went 0-12, capped off by losing the Apple Cup to an 0-11 WSU team
As a bengals fan you hit the nail on the head. Will never forget how low that collapse made me feel. That team was 12-4 aj green one of the best to ever do it and Dalton playing great. Great defense. We all believed we could do it that year. That was the end of an era of my youth and team I fell in love with
If you're going to go back to 1980 for the Saints, just a few years earlier you got Tampa dropping their first 26 games. Around that same time, the Giants losing the Miracle at the Meadowlands. I know that's a bit early for a youtube audience - but that Meadowlands play is still infamous, and wow - 26 straight losses for Tampa! For the Bears (my team) -- so many to choice from, but how about the time in January 1999 when they held a press conference to announce the hiring of a new coach, only to have to cancel it because the team hadn't actually hired the coach yet, and the guy (Dave McGinnis) was so weirded out by it, he decided he had better things to do than work for this cast of clownshoes. It was so bad the club fired the owner. Sorta. Mike McCaskey was the (widely loathed) decision maker for the McCaskey family though his mom, Virginia McCaskey was officially the top boss. She relieved her eldest son of decision making authority for this embarrasment. Long as I'm riffing, the first season I watched the NFL was 1981. Both Patriots and Colts went 2-14 that year. The two Colt victories? They were both over the Patriots - but a combined three points. Yeah, they nearly went 0-16. (The next year they went 0-8-1 in the strike-shortened '82 campaign). The Colts surrendered over 500 points that year, well over 100 more points that the next worst squad. That's their low point. The Patriots lost twice to a team that bad, which is some kind of low point as well. Vikings haven't had many low point -- but how about the death of Korey Stringer in 2001?
The 80s were bad for the Steelers. But from 1933 to 1970 were filled with terrible teams and decisions. Drafting Johnny Unitas, Len Dawson, amongst others then cutting them 😢
As a Lions fan we have had many rock bottoms like an 0-16 record or many losing seasons but that safety is when we truly hit rock bottom. And prey for Aidan Hutchinson
17:33 I beg to differ. The Bears were tanking for that #1 pick. That sheet show of a game was the ultimate tank job just to put a stamp on it. The rockIest of rock bottom for the Bears was week 3 of 2021. That was the most embarrassing thing I have ever seen.
@@jets6fanyes that's a legit case but I think what made the 1990 Patriots a bit more painful is the fact that they won their first game of the season and then proceeded to lose every single one afterwards
As a Vikings fan, I would argue our rock bottom was the 1998 NFC Championship game loss because of Gary Anderson's missed kick. That was the Vikings best season on record, and they haven't come close to replicating anything like that since. 15 and 1. If not for that miss, I think they would've won the Superbowl that year. One of the best offenses in the league with the best wide receiver trio you could ever ask for in Moss, Carter and Reed. Also a hell of a running back in Robert Smith, plus a defense that ranked 6th in the league (not too shabby).
Rock Bottom for the Colts was when Luck was being taken off the field after suffering his career-ending injury, and the Colts fans booed him while he was being taken out.
Didn't he walk off the field after a preseason game and decide to retire? I always thought Luck's decision was based on the cumulative effects of many injuries, not one specific career-ending incident.
Exactly, word got out during halftime of the 3rd preseason game that Luck was retiring. He wasn't carted off the field after an injury. Two years earlier, the Colts kept saying Luck's injury wasn't that bad and would play. About week 6 , they then said Luck would indeed miss the whole season and the fans felt lied to. After a great 2018, Luck wasn't playing in the 2019 preseason and the team once again kept saying Luck would play. Unfortunately, the Monday before that 3rd preseason game, Luck informed the team he was retiring immediately and they kept it under wraps. The fans felt lied to again, and expressed their dissatisfaction.
An earlier Packers rock bottom moment is the 1989 NFL draft. The Pack had the number 2 pick. They could have taken Barry Sanders. They could have taken Derrick Thomas. They could have taken Deion Sanders. Who did they pick? Tony f-in Mandarich, the not-so-incredible bulk.
@@Huron2010Ayou can’t have a rock bottom moment in the playoffs, much less in the NFC championship game. Edit: as soon as I typed this they showed 2 playoff rock bottom moments back to back with Buffalo and Miami. For the record, I still wouldn’t call those rock bottom moments.
I feel like 2004 was the lowest point of the 49ers franchise in recent history. Terrell Owens was traded to the Eagles, Jeff Garcia was signed by the Browns in free agency, and Garrison Hearst went to the Broncos. The 2000s 49ers playoff team was gutted. To top it off, they went 2-14 that year, winning the same exact way both times against the Cardinals in overtime by a field goal.
@@racingaerials4493 more so was losing in the rain despite having a better RB tandem of Jones/Benson only to see Rhodes/Addai outduel them while Peyton played only slightly better than Rex freakin Grossman in a game where the passing game was supposed to be a non factor 🤦♂️
@@craigmiller4199 ugh I unfortunately watched the double doink live while living in Chicago and having two of my friends from Minnesota over.... They were trying so hard to hold back their laughter.
I am not a Jets fan but while I get the butt fumble was funny, I feel like so many people overlook the fact that Vince Wilfork moved that size of a lineman into Sanchez's running lane and caused that. Sanchez didn't expect it and Wilfork manhandled that lineman with pushing him towards that running lane. As a referee once said, Vince Wilfork was giving that lineman the business
Bears fan. Plenty of other options… 2010-lose NFC Championship game at home to Green Bay. Haven’t won a playoff game since this year. Team they beat 7-9 Seahawks in the divisional round. 2012- starting 7-1 and missed the playoffs despite finishing 10-6 leading to Lovie’s firing. 2013- in a win or go home game lose to Packers on a 4th down TD pass thanks to Chris Conte’s blown coverage. The 8-8 finish was the high point of the Marc Trestman “experiment”. Don’t make the playoffs again until 2018. 2017- The San Francisco 49ers have traded the 2nd pick, with the 2nd pick the Bears select Mitchell Trubisky, QB, North Carolina 2018- double doink. Sorry but nothing from 2022 counts. It was a perfect tank capped by Lovie helping his old team out by getting fired for winning a game that gifted the #1 pick to them.
@@christopherweise438 i mean of course it haunts me as a bears fan but the nfl is scripted, mahomes was easily the best qb for 4-5 years but hes been ass for 15 months and no one talks about it. all the sudden his defense is amazing and the win one score games with a lot of suspect calls from the refs too. chiefs are still one of if not the best team in the nfl even this season but that has very little to do with mahomes (at least this season)
@@captainclean1056 - Loosen the tin foil hat my man. The Chiefs defense IS awesome, and the Chiefs offense is not what it used to be. Mahomes and Kelce have been very honest about that.
As a Vikes fan, the Anderson miss, Favre interception, and Walsh field goal were all way worse than losing Bridgewater. That happened early enough in the season to not get our hopes up.
This segment reminded me that I'm in my 50s and the Steelers have only had 3 coaches in my lifetime. That's like barely two seasons for the Browns or NY Giants.
As a Packers fan, 2022 was rock bottom. I do not remember the 2005 season that well, but 2022 was a dumpster fire. Reasons: - Rodgers signing a 50 million a year contact - Almost losing Jordan Love - Offseason controversy about Aaron Rodgers behavior - The team falling to (bleep) - Losing to the Lions at home to miss the playoffs (Rodgers throwing an INT to end his Packer career) - Aaron Rodgers' bizarre behavior - Players being injuries left, right, and center - David Bakhtiari turning into the next Bryan Bulaga - Losing 7 of 8 games (Only win against the Cowboys) - Joe Barry incapable of running a defense Need I say more?
As a Bears fan, I would say their “rock-bottom” was the Sunday night football game in 2014 when they got blown out by the Packers. Marc Trestman was a terrible head coach and did nothing to keep the locker room from becoming an absolute cancer.
Nah. The Hue Jackson Browns were supposed to be terrible. They were in full tank mode. Those tank years built the team we have today. Which makes the DeHarvey Watstein's performance after his trade and contract make right now rock bottom. Even worse than Fart Modell moving the team.
@FIFODavid I'm sorry but 1-31 is way worse... I'm a Rams fan but by five points logic drafting Lawrence Phillips and Leonard Little should be our low point for the same reason. Not defending the signing of DeShaun Watson but signing morally questionable people has been an nfl staple forever. As for his rams choice, everyone knew 2009 was a full rebuild but the classic way. Seeing what you have and building a core around it to build and grow. The 2008 season was lower. Rams went 2-14, got blown out weekly and watched Kurt Warner take the Cardinals to the Super Bowl. We all were Arizona Cardinals fans. At least I was because it was more fun to watch. Josh Rosen wasn't their lowest either. Too much recency bias
As much as that 2015 loss to the Steelers absolutely obliterated my soul, I think Mike Brown taking over for his father in 1991 and immediately firing Sam Wyche, then drafting David Klingler and trading Boomer Esiason a year later, has to be rock bottom-ier than that playoff loss. At least we were semi-competative in the early 2010s. We were equally as bad as the modern Browns in the 90s.
As a Lions fan it didn't take me long to come full circle and embrace our 0-16 season. If anything, I was pissed the Browns went 0-16 too. THAT WAS OUR THING!!!
That season was so bad... Not just with the Jovan Belcher situation, but having SIX Pro Bowlers on that team, only to go 2-14. That same season, in October of 2012, the Chiefs fans in the stadium cheered when Matt Cassel got concussed. I've been a fan since the Schottenheimer era, and that season was by far the worst one we had.
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The Patriots rock bottom was 1990:
- Going 1-15 after the players were caught sexually harassing a female reporter in the locker room.
- The projected first overall pick, Rocket Ismail, choosing to play in CANADA over getting drafted by the Patriots.
- The franchise getting sold to an owner who only wanted (and ultimately failed) to move them to St Louis.
Yep. You sold me on it.
I'd put the Lisa Olsen Zeke Mowatt incident as a #1 by itself, possibly for the entire league. I think the league has successfully erased the entire incident from pop culture history. Apart from the obvious perversion of the incident, it nearly bankrupted Remington razor by killing its flagship Lady Norelco razor (just in time for christmas, no less). It helps to remember this was at the very beginning of female reporters being involved in football and in the locker rooms and was an issue in itself. This was seriously worldwide news, even countries that had never heard of American football were reporting on American athletes waving their genitals at a female reporter. Then owner Victor Kiam made a world class stupid public reference to "Patriot missiles" in a bad joke(during the first Gulf war the patriot missile batteries were famously used to protect Israel and US air force bases) that started the whole bruhaha all over again after he had spent months apologizing to the general public to save Norelco razor. This also happened during the "Year of the Woman" after the Clarence Thomas hearings and Anita Hill testimony, and a slew of high-profile sexual harassment claims led to a record number of women getting elected to office including Nancy Pelosi and Diane Feinstein. It escapes me how little this event is mentioned, I would suspect the NFL(and NFLPA) threatens RUclips and creators with a world of legal troubles, restricted access, and demonetization whenever it sees this story online. Kudos for bringing it up, I was certain no one would have mentioned it.
Ismail got a godfather offer from the Argos at the time as Bruce McNail, Wayne Gretzky and John Candy wanted to make a splash when they bought the team.
Pats weren't going to give him 18 mill for 4 years
@@derekleblanc9717 No team in the NFL was.
The problem was that Argos turned out to be a Ponzi-level fraudster.
That era was also so bad that it caused the team to ditch their glorious white and red uniforms.
What do you mean Jameis' 30-30 season is our lowest point? Tampa started its existence as a franchise with 26 straight losses. 2019 wasn't even that bad of a record for our standards in the 2010s.
Yeah I was like tf when he said that
The rock bottom was 1985 and then drafting Bo Jackson with 1986 #1 overall pick.
Agreed, you can't have a 30-30 season without throwing 30 touchdowns! Bo Jackson and trading Steve Young to play Vinny testaverde was way worse.
I agree. The Bucs started at rock bottom and EVERYTHING that has happened since is a vast improvement.
I thought about that too, but you guys were just a wee expansion franchise back then; what expectations could there really have been?
For the Buccaneers, I would have said the late '80s - you had one of the most laughable screw ups in draft history in '82, and then you had 14 straight losing seasons.
Panthers:
1998: Kerry Collins quits, team goes 4-12.
2001: 15 game losing streak.
2010: 2-14, who in the heck is our starting QB this week?
But we all know what the real rock bottom moment is:
David Tepper buys the team.
At least in their rock bottom moments prior to 2018, there was hope they could eventually turn it around. With David Tepper's dark shadow looming large over the team... this seems incredibly unlikely to happen any time soon.
yeah, Tepper is the correct one here. Dumbass should sell the team bc he's Dan Snyder 2.0.
Totally agree. I would like to add us bringing Kyle Allen or some other smuck in to throw a hail mary for Cam because his shoulder was so fucked
As a Saints fan, I actually feel bad for panthers fans since Tepper bought the team. He is so insufferable that it actually ticks me off. He’s bad for the division rivalry and he’s bad for football. Football is more fun when the NFC South is full of good teams.
Personally I think it was the Cam Newton strip you guys have never bounced back
As a Giants fan, for me, rock bottom was the back to back QB sneaks in 2021.
Don’t think I’ve ever seen us that low
I couldn't agree more, but if we're talking Giants history the first miracle at the meadowlands was a game that every team in the history of the NFL would have won.
Miracle at the Meadowlands 1 and 2 are hard to swallow. They are instant argument enders because what do the Giants have in regards to iconic plays against the Eagles. I get mad every time I see those stupid highlights.
Lmao bad dog Joe judge was a clown
@@httrcarson235 He was ass! 😂
@@robertdascoli949Yeah, I really thought it would be '78 for the Giants
How is the buccaneers low point not going 0-26?
I would argue going 2-14 in 1985 and subsequently drafting Bo Jackson #1 overall even after he told them he wouldn't sign no matter what. He played for the Royals instead.
I agree. The Bucs started at rock bottom and EVERYTHING that has happened since is a vast improvement.
@@BuccaneerBruceor choosing Testaverde to replace Steve Young only to see him go on to be a HOFer after a few years sitting behind Montana. Then Testaverde goes on to a long productive career outside of Tampa.
May be because it was their first point😂
@@kamartb3588 simply put, because the way the NFL treated expansion teams at the time. Tho one could argue the post Doug Williams years were the epic low point.
As a Washington fan, for me, our rock bottom is still RG3 blowing out his knee. That game effectively ended my already minuscule interest in football at the time for a whole decade.
As bad as that was, it doesn’t get worse than literal poo water getting dumped on people. I’ve never been more embarrassed to be a Washington fan.
If we’re talking “game action” lows though, the weird Hunter Smith pass against the Giants on Monday Night Football seemed like a low. Jim Zorn was fucking awful.
@@Matt-hl5vmGood one. I'd also like to mention Albert Haynesworth just giving up on the play against the Eagles. Oh, and let's not forget the Sean Taylor tribute debacle. God. Everything Daniel Snyder touched turned to poo water, didn't it.
His 2013 season was worse, so much hype and we go 3-13, outrageous season
@@voicesofmarshians528 Personally how is it not re-signing Kirk, like ye the RG3 thing sucked but yall had Kirk who was still a good QB but, management refuse to pay him causing him to leave in 2018
whoa whoa whoa on the ravens. our lowest point is 1000% when Billie Cundiff missed a chipshot FG in the playoffs, people in baltimore will ALWAYS remember that.
naw its just before that with lee evans drop
I mean if I'm not mistaken, that was their 4th consecutive season w/ 1 or more playoff win + the next year they got Tucker & won the SB, their 2nd in 14 years. Painful moment but I doubt anyone was saying this franchise is doomed
I respectfully disagree I'm also a Ravens fan and considering how we follow this by winning a Super Bowl this wasn't our lowest point
I think 06 to 08 was our lowest point because we squandered many great years by our defense is trying to make Kyle boller work, not to mention the disappointing 2006 division around where we got pants by the Colts
How dare you say Billy cundiffs name in front of me
@birck4293 Lee Evans didn't drop the ball Sterling Moore made a great defensive play, go back and watch it. Yr wrong
2:51 never forget Patrick Star roasting Russell Wilson 😂😂
10:47 “it’s simply one word: The butt-fumble”
At this point I'm convinced he is purposely saying things wrong to generate more comments...
"DeShawn Diddy Colms" 😂😂😂💀💀
I gotta say, his jokes about that asshole are the highlight of these various videos.
This one is at the top of the list of his best nicknames
DeShaun Kris Tyson is next
What gets lost in the buttfumble is that happened in the middle of an absolute titanic 2nd quarter collapse by the jets.
They had the ball for 12 of 15 minutes and gave up THIRTY FIVE POINTS!
Is this accurate? Holy hell it is!! On primetime TV! Damn bro. Solid add-on!
@@osareafallire on turkey day too!
@@MilesMoncur Yeah, I caught that. Could you have a bigger spotlight for this. Just saw an interview with Sanchez and Pat Mcafee. Dude seems cool as hell though. Healthy attitude about it.
It was literally like most of the points were showed within thirty seconds of in game time. My god that was bad
As a New York Giant fan I believe the 1978 season in which the Miracle of the Meadowlands occurred against the Eagles. That game still eats at me, in which the Giants organization made a full rebuild of the franchise with the hiring of George Young as GM and the drafting of greats like Phil Simms and Lawrence Taylor!
"Deshaun Diddy Combs" JESUS CHRIST THAT WAS A GOOD ONE 😂
As a Vikings fan, I'd argue that their lowest moment was when Gary Anderson missed a chip shot field goal to send us to the super bowl in 1998. Went 15-1 that year and couldn't get past the Falcons. Any MN sports fan would list this above all others
or the brett favre pick in 2009 💔 between those two for me
How about the sex cruise?
How about the Lake Minnetonka boat party?
That one also, the boat party was crazy
Blaire Walsh, but the other 2 were worse
19:46 don't blame the Eagles for your team only winning 6 games that year
"Recency Bias" would be a better name for this chaotic video...
No kidding, nearly any packers season in the 80s could have been on this list.
Actually the 49ers lowest moment came after Singletary's rant.
It was when they fired Harbaugh and went with Tomsula as head coach that is the lowest moment of the 49ers.
Agreed. Especially since that rant seemed to genuinely get through to Davis.
Niners lowest point was hiring that overrated clown Shanahan
@@jessicahadden2960he may not have been a good coach, but you said it turned him into a borderline HOFer
@@lesteraanholt2857 I like him as a Dan Campbell type. He just wasn't an X's and O's guy and didn't have a great staff
Please correct: Steelers - Chuck Noll WASN'T fired. He retired. Coach Noll had essentially a forever contract where he made the decision when he felt it was his time to step down. Saying he was fired is grossly inaccurate.
Correct. Dan Rooney wasn't in any rush to dismiss Noll, for obvious reasons. Noll publicly stated that when his love of the game dwindled, he would step back, and that's exactly what happened. Safe to say the Steelers have fared alright in the 30 years since then.
@@jaxonwoods8181 THREE coaches since 1969. For comparison, the Texas Rangers had four managers in a single season in 1977 (I know, different sport, but the point is clear).
Dude really looked at Chip Kelly and said, "Nah my team missing the playoffs was worse".
Or the 94 collapse or Bobby Hoying
Veron Davis credited that press conference with him finally taking things serious and growing up
The Bob Quinn-Matt Patricia Era for the Lions.
Alienating star players into leaving, lecturing a reporter on their posture during a press conference, stating 9-7 isn't good enough when firing Jim Caldwell to kick off this era, the pencil in the ear look, making players practice outside before an indoor game, and lastly the ass pounding on Thanksgiving against the Texans that finally led to this duo's demise and to the 2 saviors making Detroit football relevant again: Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes
Matt Patricia was a worse Head Coach than Rod Marinelli. Marinelli only ruined an already bad team. Matt Patricia ruined a decent/good team. Everything you mentioned is absolutely correct!
The Paul Eddinger 54 yd. kick that knocked the Lions out of the 2000 playoff, which led to them cleaning house & hiring Matt Millen. That directly leads to the 0-16 fiasco.
Also the Russ Thomas "era" which ended in Daryl Rogers (Jesus, don't ask)
…and yet moronelli era was still lower.
Ah screw it- our low point has been the entire time a Ford nepo-boy has been in charge. Finally rely on a woman to get some balls up in here.
No
This video is the definition of recency bias.
It’s pretty good
At first I was skeptical, but I absolutely agree.
Steelers and Saints would beg to differ
@@TheFloridianRavensFanBucs, Titans, Texans, Falcons, Broncos, Cardinals, Giants and Eagles would all agree with OP
And also hindsight 20/20.
“Controversial decision to draft Bryce Young” he was the unanimous #1 pick.
The bucs one not being 26 straight loses to start the franchise is crazy.
I was gonna say the Bo Jackson fiasco. You piss off the #1 pick in the draft so much he goes play baseball.
Yeah I assumed both the Saints and Bucs’ rock bottoms would be their early seasons
Lot of recency bias in this video ngl
Yeah but every new team starts out rough. It's a little unfair to judge them only on that.
I'd have argued Green Bay's rock bottom was when Forrest Gregg was encouraging the team to attempt actual murder on the Bears.
After Vince Lombardi the Packers had a string of horrible coaches. Dan Devine.....Bart Starr.....Forrest Gregg......Lindy Infante.
It wasn't until Mike Holmgren got there that things turned around.
Forrest Gregg was Greg Williams 1.0
I’ll make an argument for the 1989 draft. 4 hall of famers in the top 5 and you get Tony Mandarich. Dam Son
@@zacspivey1185 Then again, it was Tony becoming a bust that lead to the Packers hiring Ron Wolf to save the team….
Packers were really bad in the 70s and 80s
I’m closing in on 40 and I have no memories of a time when the Packers were bad for more than a year
One word “the butt fumble” lol 10:45
Rock-bottom for the Bears is the double doink. It’s not just the lowest I’ve felt as a football fan, but the lowest I’ve felt as a human being. I don’t even remember that 2022 game.
"It's simply 1 word. The(1) Butt(2) Fumble(3)" idk about that one 5 points
Winston's 30-30 season is far from the lowest Bucs point. It almost took them 2 years to win a first game!
I'm a Skins fan. Dan Snyder changing the name to a joke nobody wanted or voted for is by faaaaaar the low point. You can't pluralize commanders and have a team full of them. He played us
THIS
Washington Commies has a ring of truth to it
It should've just stayed the football team. A bit jokey but very unique.
@@haagenslash5963 I honestly like the WFT a lot. It was so bland, yet kind of amazing.
They should have named themselves the Washington Communists being that the federal government in DC is a communist government
20:46 that Bobby Petrino picture never get old😂😂😂😂😂😂… I lay my ass off every time I see😂😂😂😂 as a diehard falcon fan. I was so fucking happy 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Chuck Noll wasn’t fired. He retired to continue his life’s work, as he said.
Yeah Pittsburgh Steelers don’t fire Head coaches,
They fire OCs and DCs
Further, that wasn't even the lowest point for the Steelers, like at all. The 1991 team wasn't expected to be competitive in a division where the Oilers and Bengals fielded clearly the best QBs in the division. 7-9 was expected and occurred in a run between 1985-1991 where the Steelers only made the playoffs once and didn't win the division at all.
The lowest point for the Steelers occurred in the early-50s, where we had both Len Dawson AND Johnny freaking Unitas at the same time, and released both of them. Both won championships and Unitas was considered the GOAT at his time of retirement. The Steelers would not recover until we hired Noll in 1969.
He was fired. They allowed him to "retire" to save face.
@@chriskay1449single digit IQ moment
The entire Dan Snyder era should be Rock Bottom for Washington
Changing the name from the Redskins to the Football Team is the true Rock Bottom moment for Washington.
It was so Rock Bottom its not even the same franchise anymore.
For the Packers? Imo rock bottom was 1986 when Charles Martin piledrived Jim McMahan on his head giving him his worst concussion and possibly the reason he has Dementia today, we cheeseheads still disavow Martin. While 2005 was bad, the Packers had seen worse.
For the Bears? 2014 when the Packers beat them 55-14, it was 42-0 at the half even, I had never seen a team quit faster that night than the Bears.
Hundred percent agree with the Bears lowpoint being that annihilation by the Packers. That was actually the second game in a row that the Bears gave up 50 to an opponent and was probably the moment we knew Trestman was done. Just an awful feeling watching those games. Rodgers and the Packers could have put up 80 if they wanted to that day. What a fall from the Lovie Smith defenses of just two years prior.
@@angryhamster009 even funnier, the bears were coming off a bye week
The 2007 Ravens were quarterbacked by Steve McNair and Troy Smith in that loss to the Dolphins. After McNair got injured, Smith actually got the Ravens to the 1 with time for one win-or-lose play but Brian Billick went for the FG and OT.
For the Seahawks I think it has to be throwing that interception on the goal line in the Super Bowl
Yup I’d have to agree killed a potential dynasty, divided the locker room, LOB split , reports of Wilson being cancer, Lynch retired. All around just ass
17:00 -- Funny thing is, the Bradford-led Vikings started 5-0 in 2016. Late in the season, they were hovering around .500 and on the fringes of the playoff hunt until a blowout loss to the Packers in Week 16 (where the Vikings DBs ignored the game plan and got torched by Jordy Nelson) eliminated them from contention.
In the Browns defense, multiple teams were in the Watson sweepstakes. But as a Texans fan, I’m glad they were victorious
The 2014 Chicago Bears that gave up back to back 50 points to the Patriots and Packers should be their rock bottom moment.
The whole Dan Snyder era was rock bottom. FedEx (now Northwest) Stadium is just the symbol for it.
please tell me its not named after a failed airline company that crashes on fedup field go redskins
@@camerondelamotte159 no, it’s named after Northwest Federal Credit Union
As a 23 year old Packers fan I can only remember one truly bad year, and that was 2017 when we lost Rodgers for the year in like week 5 or something and Brett Hundley was our QB for the rest of the season.
17:24 I would say my low point as a bears fan was losing to the chiefs in 2023, we hadn’t won a game in nearly a calendar year at that point, our stadium got robbed that week, our DC Alan Williams had to resign because he was a scumbag, our defense was full of practice squad guys and backups cuz everyone was hurt, Justin Fields got hit in the head with no call again not like it would have mattered cuz we got blown out, CBS had to switch the game to a “more competitive game” and it was the first game of Taylor Swift and NBC was making fun of us with Taylor Swift puns on the SNF pre game show
The Chris conte Game where he blew the coverage or the 2010 NFC championship with Super Bowl hopes and dreams are on the shoulders of Caleb Haine were also low points
What about the BJ Raji pick 6 in the playoffs vs the Packers, the double doink, trading up for Mitchell Trubisky, Signing Mike Glennon, or arguably Buddy Ryan’s departure
The Vikings’ lowest point in my lifetime was actually in 2005 when multiple scandals hit the team, including ticket scalping and the infamous Love Boat Cruise.
+Owner Red McCombs trading away Randy Moss out of spite before selling the team.
+Drafting Troy Williamson to try and replace Moss.
+Culpepper injured.
2010 was more painful imo, but 2005 is up there.
I would argue that the Giants rock bottom moment was having both Vince Lombari and Tom Landry on their coaching staff and letting them both walk to different teams. Also the Miracle in the Meadowlands.
18:23 Coughlin would leave the Giants after the 2015 season, Ben McAdoo was the head coach in the 2016 and 2017 seasons
Washington Redskins Rock Bottom? May 25th 1999 the day Dan Snyder bought the team...
Dan snyder whole era was football hell
@@justasimplemanworkinghiswa1569 still dealing with 4th degree burns 🔥 😒
@@SonCarlosH hairs gray from it💀
2008 wasn't just the Seahawks rock bottom but one of the worst years ever for one city's sports:
- The Sonics moved to OKC
- The Mariners, expected to contend for the playoffs, went 61-101, fired everyone, and wouldn't make the playoffs for 14 more years
- UW football went 0-12, capped off by losing the Apple Cup to an 0-11 WSU team
I’d argue the Bengals rock bottom was the entire decade of the 90’s.
Along with the Rams
Exactly what I was thinking too.
@@one1blue ngl their 2000s campaign was worse
As a bengals fan you hit the nail on the head. Will never forget how low that collapse made me feel. That team was 12-4 aj green one of the best to ever do it and Dalton playing great. Great defense. We all believed we could do it that year. That was the end of an era of my youth and team I fell in love with
If you're going to go back to 1980 for the Saints, just a few years earlier you got Tampa dropping their first 26 games. Around that same time, the Giants losing the Miracle at the Meadowlands. I know that's a bit early for a youtube audience - but that Meadowlands play is still infamous, and wow - 26 straight losses for Tampa!
For the Bears (my team) -- so many to choice from, but how about the time in January 1999 when they held a press conference to announce the hiring of a new coach, only to have to cancel it because the team hadn't actually hired the coach yet, and the guy (Dave McGinnis) was so weirded out by it, he decided he had better things to do than work for this cast of clownshoes. It was so bad the club fired the owner. Sorta. Mike McCaskey was the (widely loathed) decision maker for the McCaskey family though his mom, Virginia McCaskey was officially the top boss. She relieved her eldest son of decision making authority for this embarrasment.
Long as I'm riffing, the first season I watched the NFL was 1981. Both Patriots and Colts went 2-14 that year. The two Colt victories? They were both over the Patriots - but a combined three points. Yeah, they nearly went 0-16. (The next year they went 0-8-1 in the strike-shortened '82 campaign). The Colts surrendered over 500 points that year, well over 100 more points that the next worst squad. That's their low point. The Patriots lost twice to a team that bad, which is some kind of low point as well.
Vikings haven't had many low point -- but how about the death of Korey Stringer in 2001?
The Bears rock bottom was the back-to-back 50 point blowout losses to New England and Green Bay in 2014
The 80s were bad for the Steelers. But from 1933 to 1970 were filled with terrible teams and decisions. Drafting Johnny Unitas, Len Dawson, amongst others then cutting them 😢
The 1947 shutout playoff loss in Philadelphia and the 1962 season finale in New York were both waaay worse than the 1991 season.
@jaxonwoods8181 Thanks for the information. I didn't look up the history l only went by my grandparents' tales. Lol
@@jaxonwoods8181 '63. Steelers, due to 3 ties, could have won Eastern crown with a win in the finale but got spanked by the Giants, 33-17.
As a Lions fan we have had many rock bottoms like an 0-16 record or many losing seasons but that safety is when we truly hit rock bottom. And prey for Aidan Hutchinson
I felt so bad for the Lions that year. There were a few games that were one score games and they just couldn't get the firat win of the year.
suprised the dolphins dropping 70 on the broncos wasnt there rock bottom moment
When you are roasted by Patrick, there is no lower level than that.
The broncos losing the worst SB blowout of all time in 1987 has to be the low point.
@@ryanjacobson2508 1989 season, January 1990 Super Bowl. But I know what you mean.
17:33 I beg to differ. The Bears were tanking for that #1 pick. That sheet show of a game was the ultimate tank job just to put a stamp on it. The rockIest of rock bottom for the Bears was week 3 of 2021. That was the most embarrassing thing I have ever seen.
Raiders: 1:33
Broncos: 2:12
Chiefs: 2:54
Chargers: 3:22
Colts: 3:54
Titans: 4:32
Jaguars: 4:58
Texans: 5:44
Ravens: 6:23
Bungles: 6:59
💩s: 7:38
Steelers: 8:27
Patriots: 8:57
Bills: 9:33
Dolphins: 10:10
Jets: 10:42
49ers: 11:04
Cardinals: 11:49
Rams: 12:25
Seahawks: 12:56
Saints: 13:28
Falcons: 14:06
Panthers: 14:40
Buccaneers: 15:17
Packers: 16:00
Lions: 16:30
Vikings: 16:54
Bears: 17:24
Giants: 17:54
Commanders: 18:35
Cowboys: 19:12
Eagles: 19:46
Raider fan checking in. 2006 to Jamarcus was so fascinatingly bad, I stopped paying attention to the NFL as a whole for a decade
The 1-15 1990 New England Patriots. Worst pro football team I’ve ever seen.
worse then the 0-16 browns? genuine question
@@jets6fanyes that's a legit case but I think what made the 1990 Patriots a bit more painful is the fact that they won their first game of the season and then proceeded to lose every single one afterwards
Then again, someone lost to them.
Yes. Some people actually consider the 1990 Patriots(along with the 1970 & 1972 Patriots) worse than both the 2008 Lions & 2017 Browns.
@@jets6fanthe Browns and 0-16 Lions were actually competitive they both had a lot of 1 possession losses
As a Vikings fan, I would argue our rock bottom was the 1998 NFC Championship game loss because of Gary Anderson's missed kick. That was the Vikings best season on record, and they haven't come close to replicating anything like that since. 15 and 1. If not for that miss, I think they would've won the Superbowl that year. One of the best offenses in the league with the best wide receiver trio you could ever ask for in Moss, Carter and Reed. Also a hell of a running back in Robert Smith, plus a defense that ranked 6th in the league (not too shabby).
Rock Bottom for the Colts was when Luck was being taken off the field after suffering his career-ending injury, and the Colts fans booed him while he was being taken out.
Didn't he walk off the field after a preseason game and decide to retire? I always thought Luck's decision was based on the cumulative effects of many injuries, not one specific career-ending incident.
Exactly, word got out during halftime of the 3rd preseason game that Luck was retiring.
He wasn't carted off the field after an injury.
Two years earlier, the Colts kept saying Luck's injury wasn't that bad and would play. About week 6 , they then said Luck would indeed miss the whole season and the fans felt lied to.
After a great 2018, Luck wasn't playing in the 2019 preseason and the team once again kept saying Luck would play.
Unfortunately, the Monday before that 3rd preseason game, Luck informed the team he was retiring immediately and they kept it under wraps.
The fans felt lied to again, and expressed their dissatisfaction.
6:23 Now you have the strouds
Ah i see you talk regularly with Tom Grossi
1:35 is when the video starts
An earlier Packers rock bottom moment is the 1989 NFL draft. The Pack had the number 2 pick. They could have taken Barry Sanders. They could have taken Derrick Thomas. They could have taken Deion Sanders. Who did they pick? Tony f-in Mandarich, the not-so-incredible bulk.
The lowest point for the Vikings was 1984, the Les Steckel year. Thank you for your service, Les.
I would have said the missed fg vs. Atlanta. Vikes were te best team that year.
@@Huron2010A - Nope, just a low point of a fantastic year.
@@Huron2010Ayou can’t have a rock bottom moment in the playoffs, much less in the NFC championship game.
Edit: as soon as I typed this they showed 2 playoff rock bottom moments back to back with Buffalo and Miami. For the record, I still wouldn’t call those rock bottom moments.
I feel like 2004 was the lowest point of the 49ers franchise in recent history.
Terrell Owens was traded to the Eagles, Jeff Garcia was signed by the Browns in free agency, and Garrison Hearst went to the Broncos.
The 2000s 49ers playoff team was gutted. To top it off, they went 2-14 that year, winning the same exact way both times against the Cardinals in overtime by a field goal.
Bears squandering the 2006 defense in a Superbowl loss was easily the lowest point
@@racingaerials4493 more so was losing in the rain despite having a better RB tandem of Jones/Benson only to see Rhodes/Addai outduel them while Peyton played only slightly better than Rex freakin Grossman in a game where the passing game was supposed to be a non factor 🤦♂️
Yea I'm still mad at that loss. The most recent low point imo is the Double Doink
Yeah double doink was infinitely worse than 2022.
Two things will make a Bears fan see red, saying Double Doink, and Rex is our quarterback.
@@craigmiller4199 ugh I unfortunately watched the double doink live while living in Chicago and having two of my friends from Minnesota over.... They were trying so hard to hold back their laughter.
Vernon Davis became an all pro tight end. I always wondered how much Singletary lit a fire under him.
@@jeffs162 Pro Bowl*
Chuck Noll wasn’t fired by the Steelers in 1991. He retired.
I am not a Jets fan but while I get the butt fumble was funny, I feel like so many people overlook the fact that Vince Wilfork moved that size of a lineman into Sanchez's running lane and caused that. Sanchez didn't expect it and Wilfork manhandled that lineman with pushing him towards that running lane. As a referee once said, Vince Wilfork was giving that lineman the business
Bears fan. Plenty of other options…
2010-lose NFC Championship game at home to Green Bay. Haven’t won a playoff game since this year. Team they beat 7-9 Seahawks in the divisional round.
2012- starting 7-1 and missed the playoffs despite finishing 10-6 leading to Lovie’s firing.
2013- in a win or go home game lose to Packers on a 4th down TD pass thanks to Chris Conte’s blown coverage. The 8-8 finish was the high point of the Marc Trestman “experiment”. Don’t make the playoffs again until 2018.
2017- The San Francisco 49ers have traded the 2nd pick, with the 2nd pick the Bears select Mitchell Trubisky, QB, North Carolina
2018- double doink.
Sorry but nothing from 2022 counts. It was a perfect tank capped by Lovie helping his old team out by getting fired for winning a game that gifted the #1 pick to them.
Picking Trubisky over Mahomes will haunt you guys for awhile yet.
@@christopherweise438 i mean of course it haunts me as a bears fan but the nfl is scripted, mahomes was easily the best qb for 4-5 years but hes been ass for 15 months and no one talks about it. all the sudden his defense is amazing and the win one score games with a lot of suspect calls from the refs too. chiefs are still one of if not the best team in the nfl even this season but that has very little to do with mahomes (at least this season)
@@captainclean1056 - Loosen the tin foil hat my man.
The Chiefs defense IS awesome, and the Chiefs offense is not what it used to be. Mahomes and Kelce have been very honest about that.
You left one out, constantly mentioning 85
@@christopherweise438not really. Mahes wouldn’t have done well in Chicago. The situation he would be put in was not quarterback friendly
As an eagles fan. That shit was hilarious! 😂 but then again, id be pissed if the shoe was on the other foot
Uhmmm…the Steelers did not fire Chuck Noll, he resigned/retired.
As a Vikes fan, the Anderson miss, Favre interception, and Walsh field goal were all way worse than losing Bridgewater. That happened early enough in the season to not get our hopes up.
If 'snowballs at Santa' doesn't qualify as rock-bottom for the Eagles, I don't know what does.
I will always be haunted by the missed field goal against the Falcons in 99. That is the lowest i’ve ever felt as a Vikings fan.
Dan Snyder. Our lowest point was Dan Snyder
Texans rock bottom was the DHop trade with BoB as GM and Easterby as VP of Operations. It looked completely hopeless for the team.
The Cowboys rock bottom was signing Dak to an extension.
As a Cowboys fan, it's time to sell my team.
How is the Vikings low point not Gary Anderson's missed FG that would have secured a trip to the Super Bowl, when he hadn't missed all year?
Because the team were far worse than that in their history.
For the NY Jets… I don’t think we ever left rock bottom. I believe that’s our place of residency. JETS… Just End The Season!!!
This is also what I was thinking... Everything after the Jets winning the super bowl was rock bottom!
As a packers fan, Bostick going for the onside kick and missing it personally felt like rock bottom
Butt fumble will be on Sanchez's tombstone... he will NEVER live that down.
Yeah, why do you think the guy vanished? lol what a waste of money that guy was.
See, that's what bothers me. Everybody remembers Sanchez doing that, but not the fact that Vince Wilfork hurled an offensive lineman into his own QB.
Nice little nod to Tom Grossi with the mention of the Strouds lol
Chuck Noll was NOT fired, he retired after 1991.
I came to say exactly that. Though, to be fair, the period from 1985-1991 was the nadir of the franchise post-merger.
I don't think that this guy does much research i notice that he's gotten a lot of things wrong in his videos as of late
This segment reminded me that I'm in my 50s and the Steelers have only had 3 coaches in my lifetime. That's like barely two seasons for the Browns or NY Giants.
Jets rock bottom is the adam gase era
13:00 when the Seattle Seahawks almost became la Seahawks is the worst moment
Would that have ment we would have gotten the Seattle Rams then?
Exactly my thoughts too. 1995. Ken Behring. One of the most hated people in this city
Commanders lowest point was absolutely the playoff game that destroyed RGIII. Poor guy didn't even last one season.
5 views? 56 seconds?!
this guy FivePoints is a rising creator, son!!
NY Jets: Damn near every year since 2010
As a Packers fan, 2022 was rock bottom. I do not remember the 2005 season that well, but 2022 was a dumpster fire.
Reasons:
- Rodgers signing a 50 million a year contact
- Almost losing Jordan Love
- Offseason controversy about Aaron Rodgers behavior
- The team falling to (bleep)
- Losing to the Lions at home to miss the playoffs (Rodgers throwing an INT to end his Packer career)
- Aaron Rodgers' bizarre behavior
- Players being injuries left, right, and center
- David Bakhtiari turning into the next Bryan Bulaga
- Losing 7 of 8 games (Only win against the Cowboys)
- Joe Barry incapable of running a defense
Need I say more?
8-9 is the rock bottom.....wow you poor thing😐
Beating the hell out of the Cowboys with Christian Watson made that season for me
As a Bears fan, I would say their “rock-bottom” was the Sunday night football game in 2014 when they got blown out by the Packers. Marc Trestman was a terrible head coach and did nothing to keep the locker room from becoming an absolute cancer.
Me: “Cleveland Browns gotta be going 1-31 in two seasons”
Adam: “Cleveland Browns … signing Deshaun Watson in 2022” 💀
Nah. The Hue Jackson Browns were supposed to be terrible. They were in full tank mode. Those tank years built the team we have today. Which makes the DeHarvey Watstein's performance after his trade and contract make right now rock bottom. Even worse than Fart Modell moving the team.
@FIFODavid I'm sorry but 1-31 is way worse...
I'm a Rams fan but by five points logic drafting Lawrence Phillips and Leonard Little should be our low point for the same reason.
Not defending the signing of DeShaun Watson but signing morally questionable people has been an nfl staple forever.
As for his rams choice, everyone knew 2009 was a full rebuild but the classic way. Seeing what you have and building a core around it to build and grow.
The 2008 season was lower. Rams went 2-14, got blown out weekly and watched Kurt Warner take the Cardinals to the Super Bowl. We all were Arizona Cardinals fans. At least I was because it was more fun to watch.
Josh Rosen wasn't their lowest either. Too much recency bias
@@y2films the Phillips choice was compounded by letting Bettis go only to see him go on to a HOF career in Pittsburgh.
@@NotMeNaNaNa Bettis wouldn't have lasted anyways. Faulk in 1999 would have replaced him in the greatest show on turf scheme
One could argue their rock bottom was after the 1995 season, since they ain't been the same franchise after the original Browns moved to Baltimore.
As much as that 2015 loss to the Steelers absolutely obliterated my soul, I think Mike Brown taking over for his father in 1991 and immediately firing Sam Wyche, then drafting David Klingler and trading Boomer Esiason a year later, has to be rock bottom-ier than that playoff loss. At least we were semi-competative in the early 2010s. We were equally as bad as the modern Browns in the 90s.
As a hawks fan, I was expecting it to be the game Earl Thomas returned from hold out without a contract and flipped the sideline off after an injury.
Also a Hawks fan.....losing to the Jets in our 1997 home opener 41-3 when the Jets were 1-15 the previous year.
I thought the guy in the vid was gonna talk about that one play and he who should not be named
Noll retired… wasn’t fired, at least to public knowledge.
Awesome video!
Id argue the Patriots lowest point was 1990. Lisa Olsen, anyone?
Victor Kiam
I’ve seen some bad playoff losses but losing by 50+ in the postseason takes some doing.
Too much recency bias
As a Lions fan it didn't take me long to come full circle and embrace our 0-16 season. If anything, I was pissed the Browns went 0-16 too. THAT WAS OUR THING!!!
We’ve all been there….but at least we aren’t Cowboys fans
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Man I wish you dove into the 2012 Chiefs some more. I was 10 years old, that’s the first chiefs team I can remember watching intently
That season was so bad... Not just with the Jovan Belcher situation, but having SIX Pro Bowlers on that team, only to go 2-14. That same season, in October of 2012, the Chiefs fans in the stadium cheered when Matt Cassel got concussed. I've been a fan since the Schottenheimer era, and that season was by far the worst one we had.