THE FIVE most BLATANTLY STUPID Coaching Decisions
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This video is about the dumbest moves a head coach can possibly make - and that the coach actually made - end of course, in diasaster. From the NBA finals, to an NFL Playoff Game, to a wild card in the MLB, and even the Olympics, these coaches really messed up, big time.
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“KD shouldn’t have played”
That’s what we call up to date references kids learn
I feel like leaving Patrick Roy in for 9 goals and causing him to say he's never playing for your team again should be in this list..
Not giving it to Lynch at the 1 isn't close to as bad as Kyle Shanahan's play calling in the second half of sb 51.
One can make a case to pass on that play, you can't for not running the ball up by 25 points.
If Seattle was playing any other team that pass would have worked. If you want to play for the Pats YOU DO YOUR FUCKING HOMEWORK.
And similarly, while New Orleans did get totally fucked, RUN THE BALL ON 1ST, and (most likely) problem solved.
@@suflanker45 And at least pass to the outside in that situation, right?
Thank god some people understand this
@@suflanker45 Or if Wilson had thrown the ball to the guy that was actually open on that very play.
I think his name was Marshawn Lynch . . .
Probably would have helped to have the guy he did throw it to not be jogging the whole time.
Hmmm
Wonder what sparked this video idea
I feel I'm Kawhi-te close to figuring it out
LOL
LMAO
Yeah why did they call 2 kawhimouts
I was thinking the same thing.
Seahawks:RUN THE DAMN BALL!!!
Pete:I say pass.
@M Detlef Mostly because it's not actually stupid.
All these armchair coaches need to read some stats.
@@freddiesimmons1394 Ah yes, stats.
The most misleading shit in sports.
That exact pass play would have worked had Wilson thrown it to the guy that was open.
Watch that play again, but this time watch Marshawn Lynch.
@@bolbyballinger Lynch only had one defender and Wilson never looked his way. LOL
Last night when the raptors coach called a timeout when kawhi and the raps were red hot
Game 5 turned into a panicky clusterfuck of choke. Forcing KD to play and reinjure his calf. Calling a timeout up by 6 with 3 minutes left. Not calling a timeout after. Cousins goaltending call. Passing to Lowry to make the last shot when Green was guarding him (he should have faked a shot, took two steps and went for two)
At this point nerves can be a factor too I guess.
Actually Lowry called the timeout and it was a TV timeout mandated by the nba
@@cheef825 TV timeouts can only be mandated on dead balls not when the ball is live.
DCstrong13 but at the next deadball, the officials would have most likely called a timeout and charged it to the raptors, so it was comming anyways.
He cost them the game. They couldn't stop Kawai. He was getting ready to score again before that timeout.
After making that Super Bowl winning play, Butler had a really big parade for him in his hometown in Mississippi and he was given the key to the city! It's good to see him given credit for making a play instead of what everyone usually does.
If I had a dollar for every time that stock video of the scientist is used... I would be a very rich man. Great vid btw
I dream of one day being a stock footage person on a 5 Point Vids video
Like that bitch karen from finance?
Not since the epic TASTES GREAT vs LESS FILLING struggles, has there been a struggle between choosing (which is best... er, worse) between 28-3 vs Butler Pick.
Great vid, and go 'Hawks!
Pat Riley doesn’t have 13 rings ... that’s Phil Jackson Bro !! 😂
Add Nick Nurse calling a timeout when Kawhi scored 10 straight points
They're still gonna win
The Seahawks could have told the Patriots, “We’re giving it to Lynch up the middle three times in a row” and Lynch still would have scored.
EEEAAAASILY
Except, you know, 4 of the 5 times that season he tried and failed the same thing.
@@freddiesimmons1394 Which would ignore just how much Lynch had been dominating the Patriots that day.
Some people forget that h was going to be Super Bowl MVP . . .
@@bolbyballinger No it is completely fair to notice that lynch was having a great day.
But to reduce the decision to call one of the safest pass plays with one of the safest qbs against a clear run def to "the worst playcall of all time" is plainly ridiculous.
@@freddiesimmons1394 I have never laughed so hard in my life. What a joke of a take.
dan quinn kicking a field goal down 4 with 2:51 left in the game (sb nation vid)
If only Falcons fans knew what would happen
Marc Crawford sat Gretzky in a shootout in the 1998 olympics and they lost against the Czechs
THANK YOU! That Buck decision still blows my f**kin mind ....
I sat there with my jaw on the floor ... How you leave Ubaldo in that game is FAR beyond me
Still shook
a, b, 3, d. that’s genius. I will try it for my next presentation.
Ubaldo's meatball in the 2016 ALWC was the beginning of a second wave of rebuild misery. Sucks being an Orioles fan😩
you forgot Wayne Gretzky not being put in for the shootout in an elimination Olympic game
anyone else notice A B 3 D 8:51
Rydawg 26 I did
Probably intentional. Mr. FivePoints seems to have a dry sense of humor about him.
William Smith he does
Michael Kyle Jr. approves
You didn't catch what he said. Pointing fingers when someone messes up?
Thank you for putting the 1980 Olympic hockey game on here. USSR had a little to much hubris pulling the best goalie in the world after the first period for letting in 2 goals. The most arrogant decision of all time in Olympic hockey history.
Being the coach who sat EJ Manuel and started The Peter Man. Or maybe benching Eli Manning to break his consecutive starts streak to try out... Geno Smith. Those deserve some dishonourable mentions.
You could do another video on this, and include the decision to not start Butler in SB LII, and not letting Gretzky shoot in the shootout in the 1998 Olympics.
Red right 88? KTO, this Bud's for you.
Another great vid from Mr. 5 points.
You know what, I might pass the football in the super bowl real quick.
Why am I on this list?
You missed Gary little keeping Pedro Martinez in too long in game 7 of the 2003 ALCS
2004 made up for it.
Carrol: Alright let’s pass it in the end zone against a top defense! What could go wrong... *BREAKING NEWS* SEAHAWKS LOSE SUPER BOWL AFTER INT IN THE ENDZONE
Passing wasn't a bad idea, but throwing it into a swarm of bodies was the problem
NE ran a goal-line defense with 3 corners running man on that play (something they had not done at all in the regular season). There were 7 dudes on the LOS for NE and Seattle only had 6 blockers. There literally wasn't anywhere TO run the ball. A pass was the right call in that situation. Sometimes the defense just wins a play
A passing play was also okay there because Wilson would have to be accounted for and at the very worst could have thrown it away and save the clock.
And NE knew what was coming and made a play
@@kansascitysouthernfan6966 there were 10 in the box and that was a weak route ran by a pro bowl WR thrown slightly off by a pro bowl QB
@@kansascitysouthernfan6966 Clutch or not, most of football is won before the snap happens. It is all about matchups, schemes, and tendencies. You just don't lineup in a shotgun and try and run into a 7 man front it just will not work.
ignominious: "deserving or causing public disgrace or shame"
I think you used it in the right context
"...Like RUclips deleting channels without discretion." That killed me completely. XDDD
Which team did Steph Curry miss 13 3's in the 2014 Finals for, the Heat or Spurs?
Also, the multiple choice is A,B,3, and D.
This video is the Dave Gettleman video of your channel.
My guess is that he meant the Finals for the 2014-15 season. And that multiple choice is obviously meant jokingly.
Ya know. It’s kind of bad when a high school sophomore knows when the Packers are gonna do a run play when I’m 45 miles away from Lambeau in a Buffalo Wild Wings. God im happy we got rid of McCarthy.
I’m new to the channel. Seattle play was the right one because of the situation. They had one timeout, the Patriots had stopped him for no gain or a loss on the majority of the short yardage plays, but the whole play was blown up.. Malcolm Butler just made a better play. Had it been caught he’s a genius cause everyone knew he was going to run but tricked everyone. Had it just fallen incomplete it’s 3rd down, timeout, clock is dead, and that’s when you run it. I’ve actually coached though.
True. they also could’ve done a qb sneak and Lynch shoving Wilson into the ENDZONE
Chuck Pagano. that is all
It's a good thing the Cubs held on to win the 2016 World Series. Joe Maddon would've been all over this list if they blew it.
Belichick benching Malcolm Butler in Super Bowl 52?
Eric Rowe didn't know he was getting the start until very shortly before kickoff. And they didn't think to put Gilmore on Jeffery until late first half.
5:22 this decision most notably won the 1962 AFL Dallas Texans the game against the Houston Oilers for the AFL title, their last game before moving to Kansas City in 1963.
The Spurs taking Duncan out of the game before the Ray Allen three ball.
As an Os fan, people really don't understand the reason why Britton didn't play. Britton was our closer. Personally, I hate closers and the fact that they only pitch to end a game. If Britton can go 2 scoreless innings (something he had done multiple times on the season) but the Os don't score then who do you turn to? You don't really have anyone left with a lot of postseason experience and Britton was basically the only dude who closed for us that year. It was a really tough decision but at the end of the day, the best pitcher in baseball was a situational guy. We never got into the situation that needed Britton to come in.
That's just my opinion on the whole thing but what do I know
Yes, the whole closer role is asinine. Using your best relief pitcher in the most high leverage situation should be standard procedure.
@@stevenewsom3269 so when would that have been? The 8th? 9th? 10th? You're cheating if you say 11th because you're using the power of hindsight to assume that your guy is going to give up that home run. But just forget that the Os went almost a full game of baseball without scoring a run
The closer is possibly the most mentally and emotionally taxing position in all of sports other than maybe kicker in football, but even then you kick fewer balls in a career than a closer pitches in half a season. And missing a handful of pitches is the difference between a great career, and losing your job altogether. A few blown saves is the difference betwen being among the best paid players and getting cut. Closers are by far the best paid relievers as well. and it requires a level of clutch and focus that no other position in baseball requires, except pinch hitter, but theres no such thing as a pinch hitter that only pinch hits in do or die spots.
@@TheDieseI Which is more mentally taxing? Coming into a game to face a teams best hitter with a runner on 2nd in the 7th up by 1, or facing the bottom 3 in a lineup up by 3 to start the 9th? This whole thing about the mental toughness required of a closer is a myth, and has cost teams alot of games.
In the 2003 ALCS game 7 Mariano Rivera pitched 3 scoreless innings before the Boone walk off. Torre made the right call tied game late you go to your best pitcher in the pen win or lose.
I remember a lot of coaches in the 2012 season opting to differ after it was no longer sudden death and field goals no longer ended the game.
I don't blame the Knicks' 1994 loss on Starks. While Ewing did good work at grabbing rebounds, blocking shots, and facilitating the ball while attracting double teams, he ultimately failed at being the centerpiece of the Knick offense. I place much of the blame on him, and the video acknowledges as much by referring to Starks' necessary heroics in previous games.
But without Ewing being able to score even remotely efficiently (.363 shooting , 18.9 ppg on 21 shots per game), the Knicks were forced to turn to the rest of their options. While Derek Harper was a steady and strong presence on both sides of the floor, he lacked the offensive firepower that Starks could occasionally bring.
Yes, that word. Occasionally. I'm a huge fan of John Starks, and he was probably my sports childhood hero as a Knick fan. But even I admit that he was the streakiest player that I've ever seen. His overconfidence, which was helpful at times such as when he had to go Mano a Mano with MJ, was what helped the undrafted 6'3" shooting guard become an NBA starter and one-time all star. But it was also the reason behind his streakiness. His jump shot always looked like he was playing roulette - the shots looked great when they snapped the nets, but awful when they clanged violently against the side of the rim.
So to rely on that streakiness was potentially fatal. With Ewing being almost completely neutralized on offense (he had a couple of good games, at best), they rode the coattails of IMO the streakiest offensive players in the NBA to game 7, then died by his streakiness. The Knicks probably wouldn't have even been in the position to reach game 7 and witness Starks' 2-18 meltdown without his help in games 1-6.
www.basketball-reference.com/playoffs/1994-nba-finals-knicks-vs-rockets.html
I love how Britton changed his name from Zach to Zack to fuck with everybody
Being on a 12-2 run in the NBA Finals, then calling a timeout to halt all momentum your team has generated, and losing the game by 1
Nick nurse calling that time out yesterday should be on this
Technically that time out is league mandated to allow for commercial breaks. Nurse could have called it earlier, but if he hadn't then there would have been an official timeout at the next dead ball.
Riley does not have 13 rings, you're thinking of Phil Jackson (who has 13 if you count the ones he won as a player).
Yeah Riley has 10 rings
My 49ers not giving the ball to Frank Gore in the Super Bowl, we would be 6-0 if Gore got the ball
No Grady Little. Damn.
I have a feeling the Seahawks are gonna show up here....
Is that you Pete Carroll?
Hey 5 points... RUclips can be a really negative place. Just wanted to comment and say you make great videos. Please keep it up
Smiles Goodsense thanks Smiles!
Dusty Baker leaving Mark Prior in Game 6 of the 2003 NLCS, in the 8th allowing the Marlins to tie the game after the Steve Bartman incident.
Great choice. Should been at least honorable mention.
where joe gibbs's playcall of the rocket screen at?
Another stupid coach decision is when Bill Cowher (when he coached the Chiefs) didn't play Derrick Thomas in the 1994 AFC Championship vs the Bills
Bill Cowher was NOT the Chiefs coach then. It was Marty Schottenheimer.
Bill Cowher was only ever the head coach for the Steelers.
For (Dis)honable mention, I would've added Mike Holmgren allowing Terrell Davis to run-in for a touchdown with only a few minutes remaining in Super Bowl 32.
I thought that was a reasonable decision. They weren't likely to stop Denver at that point and were going to need time to come back
Not really a coaching thing more than a Stupid Decisions: Minnesota Vikings trading Case Keenum (13-2 in 2017/18) for overrated Kirk Cousins (9-7 in 2018/19)
Meh. Keenum was awful in Denver and while Kirk didn't win as many games, he did but up better stats. They also had a bottom of the league oline.
I know my alphabet: “a, b, 3, d…”
Bro, you gotta stop reminding me I'm a Mets fan too. It's bad enough there's 182 days were waiting to see another great pitcher go down with a season ending injury, I don't need my five points reminding me too! Btw, love your work homie. Best sports RUclipsr hands down dude.
Hey man dont fret we have Jason Vargas
You can argue that Viktor Tikhonov pulling Vladislav Tretiak in the "Miracle on Ice" game wasn't a bad coaching mistake. STARTING him in that game WAS!!!!
Tretiak was actually not playing well in the Olympic games that year (by his established high standards) Myshkin actually played MORE minutes, and was playing BETTER than Tretiak was. Tretiak had also let in soft goals against Canada. Tretiak had actually given up 8 goals on just 50 shots in the Olympics (roughtly an 80% save percentage, to Myshkin's 88%) Myshkin also started the following game against Sweden.
love the video and the theme, could the next video be "the five most blatantly stupid GM decisions" im sure that would be a gold mind considering some stupid moves
Isaac Christie i did worst gms but yeah, thats a good topic
@@FivePointsVids oh no idk how i missed that one. Ill look it up and watch it now
4:07 Ya triggered me again! Just the mention of the MMMM era gives me palpitations!
Same here lol
What about Dave Roberts over managing the dodgers in the 2017 and 2018 World Series?
Or wade miley getting pulled after 5 pitches
I give you that Roberts deserve some blame for the Dodgers losing in 2017 to the Astros. However in 2018, they had no chance of beating the Sox. Matter of fact IMO at best the Dodgers maybe would have win 1 game if Roberts makes better decision behind the bench,
There are some really stupid decisions in lower profile games that deserve mention as well, like the Falcons kicking a field goal to cut a 17-13 deficit to 17-16 against the 49ers.
I remember screaming at the tv "WTF ARE YOU DOING PETE, RUN THE GODDAMN BALL!!"
Props for giving a nod to Tikhonov replacing Tretiak with the score tied 2-2 after just one period. It would be like Phil Jackson pulling Michael Jordan in a Finals Game 7 because he went 4 for 12 in the first half.
Lol, Russell Wilson's 21st pass attempt was intercepted by #21 with 21 seconds left on the clock on the down 2nd-and-1 on the date 2/1.
Addition to Victor Tikhonov's replacement of Tretiak: American Mark Johnson asked Soviet Viacheslav Fetisov years later about the decision to pull Tretiak, and Fetisov replied, "Coach crazy!" Tikhonov also never trained his team on pulling their goaltender at the end of the game. He also later blamed overconfidence for the loss after the USSR humiliated the Americans 10-3 the night before the opening ceremonies.
Absolutely agree.
Can u please show more love to hockey than an honorable mention? How about not putting Gretzkey in the shootout?
Wow, 2 slow white broncos in one video, OJs truck and
John Elway. Impressed!!!!
The Buck Showalter one in context makes a little more sense. Yes, it was dumb not to use Britton but you have to remember a few things.
1. The Orioles offense was awful in that game. They had 4 hits on the night and their last hit came in the 6th inning with the game still tied at 2-2. They only had one baserunner after that; a walk in the 7th.
2. The Orioles 2016 bullpen was really good. Brad Brach, Mychal Givens, Darren O'Day, and fucking Vance Worley all had ERA's under 4. They had Donnie Hart who, in 22 appearances, had a 0.49 ERA. The worst arm out of the pen was arguably Dylan Bundy, who had a 4.02 ERA.
3. It was clear the Orioles had no offense going so Buck Showalter was in it for the long haul after he exhausted all of his other relievers. Chris Tillman started the game and only was able to go 5 innings and the rest of the playoff rotation would have been Kevin Gausman (who pitched 2 days before the WC game so he was unavailable), Yovani Gallardo, and Wade Miley. That meant the only starter or guy who can go in long relief on the WC roster was Ubaldo Jimenez because you put as many bullpen arms on the WC roster as you can because you don't need starters you can't use.
4. Ubaldo Jimenez was pitching very well at the time. August and September of 2016 were arguably Jimenez's two best months in Baltimore. He had a 3.92 ERA in August and a 2.31 ERA in September. Buck Showalter is a manager who plays the hot hand and goes by match-ups and numbers. It just happened to be that Ubaldo Jimenez, theoretically, was the right pitcher for that situation in his mind.
I have always argued that bringing in Britton to pitch delays the inevitable for the Orioles. Their offense that night was horrendous and if it wasn't for a Mark Trumbo HR they wouldn't have any runs anyway because their other three hits were all singles; none of which in the same inning. If they use Britton, it would have just pushed Jimenez into even later innings use because the game was still tied and I would have rather had Britton in the game with a lead if the Orioles were able to muster up any sort of offense.
Damn playing RG3 was major. It basically ended his whole career
As a Seahawks fan, this hurt. I'm a firm believer that that call not only cost us THAT Super Bowl, but was the start of the end of that Legion of Boom run and cost us other chances at Super Bowl titles as well.
Oh well at least we still have Russ
it did end the LoB, but the call was perfectly reasonable.
Jimmy Johnson won the toss and took the wind in the 16-13 win over your Giants, the game in which Emmitt Smith played with a dislocated shoulder.
Bad decision: Mike Shanahan keeping RGIII on the field despite a nagging knee injury which he never fully recovered.
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jimmy mac
Jim miller
Kyle orton
my favorite bears QBs
Neck-beard Orton
@@BHox01 soooo???
Pete Carroll has had an illustrious career. Two National Championships with the Trojans, he won a Super Bowl and could very well win another before it's all said and done. But it won't matter even if he wins four straight Super Bowls, his career will forever be defined by not giving the ball to Marshawn Lynch.
Not choosing to double-team Michael Jordan with the 1998 NBA Finals on the line.
In the "Red Right 88" segment, you talked about the possibility of Sipe spiking the ball to stop the clock late. That was not allowed at that time. It would have been an intentional grounding penalty.
Hey five points love your vids please do videos for top five biggest wasted talent in each sports video for each
Thats not bad
Mike Tomlin calling for a field goal instead of going for it on 4th down on the 1 yard line deserves to be in an updated list.
Another honorable mention: Bill Belichick letting Ahmad Bradshaw score in Super Bowl XLVI to conserve game time for the drive. Yes, it was Brady, but he had been largely ineffective aside from the end of the first half, and the Pats were up 17-15 at the time. The FG would have left the Pats with 20 seconds and no timeouts, but Brady would just need to throw a couple quick outs to Hernandez to get into FG range and let Goatkowski kick the game winner, whereas needing the TD meant the Giants could blanket the end zone, which was dangerous given that Gronk was playing hurt.
You missed one: Anyone deciding that they coach the Knicks
You forgot the giants 2019 draft
Pete Carrol made the right play call. Down by 4, with 27 seconds left, 2nd down, 1 time out, in the moment, he's giving his team 3 chances to win instead of 2. If they run Lynch and he doesn't get in, that eats up a lot of clock. If they call a timeout then, they have zero timeouts left, and if they call another run play, that's probably the last play of the game. You could also spike the ball at some point, but you're still wasting a play, still giving you only 2 chances. By calling one of the remaining plays a pass, they either get in the end zone or stop the clock with an incomplete pass, essentially giving them an extra play. As pointed out, New England was selling out to stop a run, so passing the ball was, statistically, their best shot at winning the game. Pete did not have the benefit of hindsight. The odds of the ball being intercepted were lower than Russ passing for a TD.
This is similar to the Cleveland call earlier in this video. Had they lined up to kick the field goal, that would have been their one and only chance to win the game. By running a few plays, and possibly even getting a 1st down before the end zone, the coach gave his team several chances to win. It is statistically, scientifically, the right call.
Kevin Cash pulling Blake Snell during the 2020 World Series.
Cockroft missed the field goals because he was injured (groin pull) & probably would have missed the field goal. The Browns had time & a little patience might have gotten them the win, but Sipe didn't follow his coaches wishes & opted to force it in. Then left for the USFL after.
Historical acccuracy: in the '86 AFC Championship Game the Browns won the OT coin flip but went 3-and-out before punting to Denver. The rest is history.
I think Grady Little keeping Pedro Martinez in game 7 of the 2003 ALCS wasn’t a good decision
Another at least honorable mention. There has been some awful and boneheaded coaching decisions in major sporting events over past 50 years or so at least. This list could have easily expanded to 10.
Mike Ditka not letting Walter Payton attempt to score a touchdown in Super Bowl XX. I know it didn’t affect the game’s outcome, but damn.
I think Butler made a better play then the play being stupid. Yes, it was a stupid play, but Butler made a beautiful read and executed it perfectly.
Ok, Seahawks running the ball... think about this:
They had already run the ball
They're at the 1
Going against 9th best Rush defense
Bill Belichick calling defensive plays
They were trying to catch them off guard, and if Malcolm Butler (who sucks ASS now) didn't jump inside, they'd have a dynasty...
thank you for some sense
It was also VERY cold that day in Cleveland (about 0 degrees) and with Cockroft's kicking troubles, can't really blame Rutigliano for Red Right 88. Simply poor execution-something tells me with the Browns luck (or lack thereof) if Davis doesn't intercept, pass drops incomplete and Cockroft misses the kick.
now i am a Seahawks fan and i like the playcall in the superbowl look at marshshawn lynch hes wide open on the pass play in the endzone! its insane just watch hes wide open
2:14 not all Canadians are nice. Some are mean. Watch how some react to the Durant’s injury last night
Dan Quinn in 2015 opted to kick a field goal on fourth and goal at the one down by 4 with just over 2 minutes left.
I'm here after Dave Roberts put in Clayton Kershaw with a lead in game 5 of the NLDS and he blew the lead and leaving Kelly in for a second inning where he gave up the grand slam.
Love your videos but you should double check that most powerful runner, that year Lynch had a serious problem getting it in from the one yard line, he scored one of 5 attempts from the one. Im not saying that the Seahawks made the best decision but they had reasoning to not hand the ball to lynch, he wasn't quite beastmode from that part of the feild that year.
And YOU should double check your memory of that game.
Marshawn Lynch had been dominating the Pats all day, to the point where he was going to get Super Bowl MVP.
Or Wilson could have just thrown it to him while he was wide open on that very play . . .
Bolby Ballinger I didn't say he wasn't dominating jackass, I said he wasn't dominating from that part of the feild. You have now proved you have no reading comprehension skills congrats.
5PV, you might want to discuss this with JG9. He did an In Defense Of video over Red Right 88.
Honorable mention to McNamaras stupid decisions in game 6 of the 86 world series
Steph Curry didn't play in the 2014 finals. It was Spurs vs Heat.
I won $12,225 from #1, so I think it was a genius decision.
Marty Mornhinweg will always be synonymous with #3.
Still no one knows why Belichick benched Malcom Butler (the guy who made the Seattle interception) in the Patriot’s Super Bowl against the Eagles... If you watch that game again, I think it’s the reason the Eagles won. And that one’s on Belichick.