@@MohammadAli-tz5dx But that isn't the point of the video. The game doesn't matter. We are talking about the top 100 throws not the top 100 moments. The title fails us
Number 80 I just picture Jim Rome saying “Chris Everette” then Jim Everette saying”You call me Chris one more TIME And”, ......”CHRIS”!!! Absolutely hilarious,
I don’t think they are talking about decision making. I think their talking about the ball placement. There were a lot of times where the receiver was actually covered pretty well, but since the throw was so good he still caught it.
It's funny you say that. I paused it before they number 1. I'm trying think what would be number 1. I hope it's not the immaculate reception, it shouldn't be. Than it's like wait "The catch?" Seeing Montana on that play. It's a good number 1.
My top 5 would be 5. Young to Owen's in playoffs 4. Rodgers pass couple years ago in playoffs vs cowboys 3. Roethisberger to Holmes in superbowl 2. Eli to manningham in superbowl 1. Every nathan peterman pass that actually gets completed to the right team
Kai ok so fitting it in that tight of a whole with all the defenders around him throwing a dart across his body 40 yards down the field isn’t impressive? Smh
tresdaddy: not a fan of JC, but that toss by cutler was a thing of beauty. unbelievable to see everything put into the throw like that and have it be 100% right on the money. right on the money, and caught right in stride. scoregasm
@@britjohnson1990 sometimes it takes a coach until their second ot third gig to get out of their own way. He's a good coach, but he just wasn't ready yet.
The Roethlisberger to Holmes throw is as good as it gets, perfect throw and incredible catch in the most high stress situation you can imagine. This should have been #1
@@yourabotomegalulthisgametr1770 you mean a throw to go to the Super Bowl on a fade away with 3 lineman in his face to a receiver 1 foot from the back of the end zone who was double covered. Not a good throw my ass.
@@yourabotomegalulthisgametr1770 yeah. But most of those weren’t under massively stressful situations. The best 2 were from Montana. The catch, lol, and the throw to Taylor to win the Super Bowl against Cincinnati with 30 seconds left. Anyone can let an amazing throw go and complete with no fear of missing due to it being in the middle of the game or with another down after if you miss. But make the throw you win and miss it you go home are in different leagues. You have to consider the context. People who don’t don’t see the greatness in the catch. The 49ers were nobody and the Cowboys were the powerhouse.
You know what’s BS? Where’s Luck’s TD throw to Hilton against the Chiefs in the AFC Wild Card 2013? That put them ahead and was down 38-10 at one point.
As a cowboys fan, I hated having to deal with him when the teams played, but he wasn’t consistent enough. He was capable of the spectacular but usually under delivered.
I saw Favre as a Jet throw a 30yd side arm laser to the back corner of the end zone while falling down backwards with one foot on the ground. That's probably the craziest throw I've ever seen.
Favre threw tons of crazy balls. He was a gunslinger. The game against the raiders after his father does is legendary. Mnf 300 yds and 3 TDs in the first half. Classic
I’ve seen Rodgers throw it on the run towards the sideline between double coverage to a receiver on the left sideline with running towards the left sideline perfectly crazier than the pass you said but no doubt the Fabre was an awesome quarterback
@@your3yearoldcousin54 you wanna see a crazy throw by Rodgers? Check the 2014 away bears game, he gets his legs taken out from his side at the left hash around the 35 yard line and throws it with his feet off the ground to a double covered Devante Adams near the left corner of the endzone. Unfortunately someone was holding so it came back.
have you ever played sports? the game is on the line, thousands of fans are roaring, your heartbeat can physically be heard, everyone including the weight of your city is counting on you. all of this is going through his head and he still throws a perfect pass. AMAZING! I'm sorry you aren't a sports fan. these are the greatest throws in history whether you view them that way or not.
jeffrey lovato but what I’m saying is a lot of these were throws almost any quarterback could make at any time. I get it that pressure increases the volume but we shouldn’t consider fairly routine throws some of the best ever
It's a helluva throw - my #1. I could watch it again amd again and still wonder how he gets it in there. Props to Manninghamj though too, I bet he never caught a better ball in his career. And this was at the sharp ens of a superbowl against Bradys unbeaten Patriots. A throw and catch that good, in that context..nah - number one for me :) Let's be honest - Joe Cool v Dallas..he just tossed it in there and hoped a made a career off of it ;-)
@@blackSUAAAVE Nobody could. That is why it is the greatest. Ever seen someone put it so perfectly in a superbowl game winning drive? I don't think so, should be 1st here by quite a margin. Only Ben to Holmes comes close.
@@marinurevic-tomas8109 - Agree to disagree. Eli was more lucky than good. In no other moments in his 16 years of playing was he even CLOSE to doing that again. If you're great, you'll have more instances of great moments. If this wasn't the case, more one hit wonder guys would have more to show than those one hits...i.e. Trent Dilfer, Doug Williams, etc. Eli simply has two moments, where he threw a great pass. One of those, he just winged it to avoid a sack. Let's just leave it what it is.
@@blackSUAAAVE You missed the subject. This is not a discussion on how good Eli was. We are talking about the greatest throws. Eli, who never had the strongest hand btw. gets the ball at his 10 after Brady almost seales the game with 3:42 remaining and down 2. It is a tight game. He snaps the ball, looks right for a moment, switches his sight to left, sees Mario, throws a 50 yard perfect spiral into double coverage on the sideline. It falls into Manninghams hands and he is tackled right after. If he mistimed it by .1 of a second it would not be a catch. That catch changes the momentum of a game, and with Giants needing a field goal it basically seals it. Against the greatest coach and qb ever. Not to mention Bill said make him go to Manningham, cover Cruz and Nicks. And to the best throw and catch to happen right in front of him, was unbeilivable. I could debate you on Elis greatness, but that is not a subject here. Give me one better throw if you can.
kalebpost20 it was both an amazing throw and catch but they gave this to Clark since he jumped so high in the air to CATCH it. Montana threw the ball across his body, with like three defenders about to sack him, while running, having limited vision, and throwing it to a spot where it was possible (like a tiny bullseye).
Was think the same thing, every QB for the Eagles in the past 30 years almost. lol Randall Cunningham> Donovan McNabb> Michael Vick> Nick Foles> to Carson Wentz.
Marie Ferreira they must be on HEAR 👂🏾.....cause we ain’t SEEN anything but interceptions outta that guy....😂😂😂 I kno u were being sarcastic but u see what I did there
That's why they say, "always respect the ones before you that paved the way". Look at the precise talent, IQ and detail in his pass! He threw it like he was shooting a jumper with one hand! Amazing! 1:59
I remember seeing that throw Elway made rolling to his left and throwing it back to the right sideline. We just sort of stood there looking at each other shaking our heads.
Well the idea is the QB throws the ball in a spot where he knows his receiver will be able to adjust and catch it. Sometimes, it's exactly that. Sometimes it's luck. Sometimes it's pure skill by the receiver. Hard to tell sometimes.
They have a hige bias for winning throws so his hail marys are rated super high but that throw and his jaguars throw are easily better. Im suprised at the choices for best farve throws eapecially the one against the lions they used.
Man that throw from Cutler 64yds in the air hitting the receiver in stride was a thing of beauty. It's a shame his heart wasn't in the game cause he could have been one of the great one's
@@theinvictussamaritan4778 I know, I'll never forget that play when he was on the Dolphins where he lined up at receiver I think they were doing like a wildcat player or something but he didn't get set or anything he just stood there with his hands on his hips the entire play didn't even try to block anyone
Manning to Manningham is about as perfectly executed a throw and catch as you could ever have. Eli threw it long and with exact precision to where only his receiver could get it, and Manningham managed to keep both feet in and haul the ball in with two defenders on him. Unreal execution on both sides of the play. The Helmet Catch from 42 is more memorable because it was a miraculous recovery on a broken play and is more magical and luckier in that regard. But in terms of pure execution, Manning to Manningham is about as good as it gets.
LOL, you are so right. How many of these wouldn't be considered catches today.?.? Of course a lot of them wouldn't have to be catches because there would have been penalty flags for pass interference. The league has turned to crap.
When I saw his first throw was the one to Adams at #50, I was like Rodgers has about 20 throws better than this one but I'm pretty sure he's not gonna take up 20 spots in the top 50 lol
Number 80 I just picture Jim Rome saying “Chris Everette” then Jim Everette saying”You call me Chris one more TIME And”, ......”CHRIS”!!! Absolutely hilarious,
I think he's underappreciated and yet still Im not impressed by him for some reason. He's never struck me as "Damn, that guys got it", even though he clearly has it. One day it will be called the Drew Brees curse
Drew Brees makes like 60% of the throws shown on here like 30 times a season. Honestly, a bulk of them weren't that impressive. I was very disappointed to not see him on here more. The times that dude has squeezed a ball into double or triple coverage in the last two minutes of a game
Bro “the catch” is the most overrated play ever. The only thing special about it was the circumstance. It wasn’t a good throw, and Clark made an incredibly routine jumping catch that any 6’4 person who has two hands with five fingers could catch.
I 100% agree, sure Clark had to jump high but that's really the only unique thing about it. Put that throw and catch in a regular season game and it wouldn't even be a top 10 play of the season.
@devildog1982z go to 16:45 and tell me how "the catch" was a better throw or catch without bringing up circumstances. "The catch" isn't special by itself and is only hyped up because it was one of the most important plays in nfl history.
@@bretthulett1985 not really. Dwite Clark had to jump really high, and made the catch. It sent the 49ers to the superbowl. That's why it is so special, but the throw itself wasen't even good. Joe Montana said that he was trying to throw it away, but Dwight Clark just happened to catch it.
Eli Manning has 2 throws in the top 5. That Dude was amazing in those playoff runs. Im a pats fan and I will always have respect for him and the Giants, No matter how low of seasons they have.
Even as a Giants fan, the Helmet catch doesn't belong in the top 5 of all time throws. The scramble and catch were incredible. But the throw itself was the worst part of the play. A lame duck wobbler hail Mary over the middle of the field and Tyree bailed him out. The SB46 throw however could legitimately be #1.
@@RandomGuy285 the Superbowl 46 throw was perfection. That would be Eli's career in a nutshell: a whole lot of wtf with occasional bursts of brilliance. Eli when he played his best could beat everyone, but the majority of the time, he didn't seem to play to that level. Still wear my #10 jersey every Sunday though.
Damn I'm old. I watched this and remember seeing at least 55-60 of these live. The best part is seeing some great QB's play the game. Note after the 2019-20 season and playoffs, the top 100 needs a little update, Mahomes is for real.
And unfortunately, too, great catches like "The Catch 2" and "The Catch 3" by Owens and Davis (respectively) will pop up just because they are 49er plays. Great plays, no doubt, but none of those plays deserve their title.
@@calhendricks581 It's pretty uncessary to call plays 'The Catch 2' and 'The Catch 3'. And just because they were made in dramatic fashion does not mean those are superior to all other catches.
The worst thing is that if you ask Derrick Thomas what he remembers most of that game, it isn't the record number of sacks. Its the one he almost made :/
Those were some amazingly incredible and historic plays in the history of pro football made by some truly remarkable players.. I am so glad that these events have been preserved for posterity.
@@luisalejandro2335 google "santonio holmes two feet down". There's several clear photos (and one clear video) that shows both touched. The problem is the most popular photos of the catch aren't the ones showing both feet touching. But Google it.
Brady to Gronk in SB 53 is underrated . He basically put it in the only place that could be catchable with basically triple coverage. Amazing accuracy.
Coming from a Chiefs fan - I watched the whole thing and it would be hard to say that any of the throws were as impressive as Elway to Sharpe. Insane arm strength and placed perfectly.
I definitely agree with ya. Marino was a beast. One of the all time best QBs that ever played in the NFL. It's just to bad he never won a Super Bowl cause he definitely deserved one.
So well done. The music accompanies the action, it is played in the background to enhance the action, the moment of the play, with the voices of the excited announcers and the roar of the crowd. It's not like so many of these vids where the person making the video tries to make the music create the moment. Instead they allow the moment to be what is exciting, making us wish we were there celebrating with everyone. I wish my thumbs were bigger because this gets an absolute thumbs up.
When I read "top 100 throws in NFL history", the first person I thought of was Warren Moon. His passes were like works of art. Aaaaand he's not on here...
@@robertwebster362 I have had the pleasure of having lived during the "passing" era of football and enjoyed watching historical legends play the QB position live. Saw Sonny, Marino, Namath, Moon, Bledsoe, show the world what a quick release looks like. Watched physical beasts like Elway, Favre, Cunningham, Bradshaw, power the football down the field. Admired the amazing field generals, Staubach, Starr, Unitas, Van Broklin, Montana, Brody, Breese. Always amazed at the slickfoot guys, Tarkington, Wilson, Vick,. Having mentioned all this, I would find it a disservice to disparage someone because they made too many appearances. Perhaps it's because that person keeps making incredible throws every game. I have never seen a QB in my life possess the quickest release, the most accurate throws with the tightest spirals consistently, and often under duress in an awkward position as I have witnessed with Aaron Rodgers. I simply have not witnessed a QB that is any more remarkable than he.
It's just when he didn't have his first read he just has to try to make something happen cause he has no progressions. He could have easily looked at his rb and throw it instead of running into his o linemen looking around frantically and then throwing.
It's not an overrated moment in history. however, to still call it the number one throw in NFL history is overrating it at this point. That I can agree on.
100% I agree, and knew before I finished the video that it would be number one, and I think it's just been so overhyped because it took place back in the 80s which is now almost 40 years ago...So it's been very romanticized over the years, and it just doesn't really hold up anymore...But because the play itself received a nickname so long ago, I think it's always going to be treated as one of the greatest plays of all time...At this point in my opinion it should be lucky to make the top 100 throws...But maybe if you want to call it, top 100 throws in the biggest moments, it can moved much higher on that particular list
Montana was throwing it away !!! He deserves zero credit !!! He just threw up there and figured it’s either a TD or 4th and goal. Clark was no where nears the ball. Montana has to HOPE Clark is going to break back to Joe’s right !! If anything it was pure luck. The pure athleticism of the play is at best average !!
One was great. The other was him lobbing it up and a not so good receiver making the play of his life by being lucky enough to trap the ball against his helmet and not lose it. Eli doesnt deserve to have 2 rings
@@Justanotherinvisible Sure Eli deserves 2 rings, he won 2 Super Bowls and I believe that is the modern pre-requisite for getting a ring. Also, you have to play the game to win it and on those 2 Sundays, the Giants were better.
@@jackbridges2435 by that logic...of course OJ is innocent. The jury said so. Therefore he was innocent by definition. Clearly if a magician lawyer and a moronic jury of 12 said so...its true.
The D played big but Manning was really good during those 2 playoff runs. He absolutely deserves them. Team sport. Team did great and Manning Did great.
@@Justanotherinvisible Yeah Eli's career was largely average, but those 2 SB teams he played LIGHTS OUT in the playoffs. Absolutely earned those rings... I bet you're just a salty ass Eagles fan
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15% Great throws
35% Great adjustments by receivers
40% Normal TD passes in big moments
10% Luck (as in good fortune, Not Andrew)
They are big games that are bigger than regular games.
@@MohammadAli-tz5dx But that isn't the point of the video. The game doesn't matter. We are talking about the top 100 throws not the top 100 moments. The title fails us
The video didn't say "top 100 plays by quarterbacks only. It said "Top 100 throws". By my count, every one of the plays started with a Throw....
The luck plays all belong to Aaron Rodgers. The NFL's greatest chucker.
100% mad
Quarterback: throws ball up for grabs into quadruple coverage, receiver makes the catch of a litetime.
NFL: Top throws of all time.
Could have as easily been called "The top 100 catches in NFL history" yup
Right?
Number 80 I just picture Jim Rome saying “Chris Everette” then Jim Everette saying”You call me Chris one more TIME And”, ......”CHRIS”!!! Absolutely hilarious,
I don’t think they are talking about decision making. I think their talking about the ball placement. There were a lot of times where the receiver was actually covered pretty well, but since the throw was so good he still caught it.
@@lucasr1666 A lot of it was just plain luck... caught on video. Yep
It's funny that the greatest throw of all time is called "The Catch"
Because it was just as much Clark's catch as it was Montana's throw, if not more
@@MichaelWilson-er5ht That was the point
Michael Wilson any good QB can make that type of throw though... it’s called greatest throws not the most clutch throws...
Greatest moment in nfl history; to me at least
It's funny you say that. I paused it before they number 1. I'm trying think what would be number 1. I hope it's not the immaculate reception, it shouldn't be. Than it's like wait "The catch?" Seeing Montana on that play. It's a good number 1.
I'll never get over the Brett Farve one. When he was with the Vikings and hit a perfect pass to a WR in the back of the end zone
Idk how that’s not top 10
One of my favorite plays of all time
Some bad play from the defensive backs, that's what most of it is just like poor tackling when they show greatest runs
This should be “Top 100 catches and throws” if you ask me.
No because there are better catches but no so good throws
If that made any sense... im saying that if it was separate vids it would be different
Vibes FN it doesn’t make any sense
hmh
But they also have some that aren't good throws or catches just good plays
The title should be The Biggest Moments in NFL History That Involve A Throw, not the best throws
Max Miller true, but that title just wouldn’t work
Should be something else cause half these passes were routine. I’m only 3 mins in I think im gonna go ahead and save myself another 25 mins
most of the catches are better then the throws
Everybody think they know more than the next guy.
Max Miller I agree. I’m a Niners fan but the #1 throw is horseshit. The play is named after a catch. He was literally throwing it away.
5:07 I can’t believe belicheck has emotions
I no
😂
Well that was the only time Brady ever won a game in Miami
After 3 million super bowl wins you kinda get bored
"Elway with a lot of time....and a lot of arm"..... "that's not an arm, thats a gun"......
classic
The NFL is trolling the falcons putting that throw at 28
Too funny!
I'm glad I read the comments 😭😂
Lmao That was all Julio Jones making a play that ball was not that great
It could have been in any spot from 28 to 3.
The throw was dogshit, but that catch tho
My top 5 would be
5. Young to Owen's in playoffs
4. Rodgers pass couple years ago in playoffs vs cowboys
3. Roethisberger to Holmes in superbowl
2. Eli to manningham in superbowl
1. Every nathan peterman pass that actually gets completed to the right team
nah fave Viking cardinals gane is a way better throw than any of those
Jason that’s the only thing the cardinals are known for, they also finished that season 4-12
Rodgers Hail Mary vs cardinals is the best
That Rodgers Pass Sucked Once Again You Forget The Concept It Was A Great Catch By His WR Not A Good Throw
Kai ok so fitting it in that tight of a whole with all the defenders around him throwing a dart across his body 40 yards down the field isn’t impressive? Smh
Wow did they just show Jay Cutler some love
Where?
#88. Cutler to Javon Walker.
@@vitatoko7762 2:44
tresdaddy: not a fan of JC, but that toss by cutler was a thing of beauty. unbelievable to see everything put into the throw like that and have it be 100% right on the money. right on the money, and caught right in stride. scoregasm
Cutler actually is a talented QB he just never had enough passion for the game
Hot take: The QBs get too much credit for these throws and the receivers deserve more credit for bailing out QBs for most of these passes.
@@ogpage972 Fr that shouldn’t be a top 10 throw all time
I LOVE DANNY DIVITO
Cough 😷 Tom Brady
Unless it's Aaron Rodgers. Media gives him 100% of the credit
WR's can't catch the ball if the QB doesn't throw it to them in the first place...
5:15 you'll never hear this sentence again in ur lifetime
LOL!!!
HAHAHA!!!
that's exactly what i said to myself when i heard it!
Lol
True
2:44 Man this Cutler throw should be way higher on the list. Dude had so much pure arm talent, such a shame he never put it all together.
That throw was one of the few throws that actually made think “goddamn!”
There's a youtube video with some throws by Cutler. He was amazing; what a gun he had.
That offense could have been special with the talent that would have been around him... if only the Josh McDaniels experiment hadn't happened.
@@isadorealire5722 Im a pats fan and I felt bad about how josh mcdaniels destroyed denver. What an idiot
@@britjohnson1990 sometimes it takes a coach until their second ot third gig to get out of their own way. He's a good coach, but he just wasn't ready yet.
5:16 haven’t heard that in a while
Haven't heard that at all
Lmao..... FACTS
The Roethlisberger to Holmes throw is as good as it gets, perfect throw and incredible catch in the most high stress situation you can imagine. This should have been #1
Thought it would’ve been Top 3! It was at least better than the throw from Bradshaw to Swann
@@zionlw11 Agreed :)
@@daliOtter 👍💯
Ryan to Jones in the SB loss should have been top 5.
100%
17:35 The irony of where they ranked this throw lmaoo
Lmao
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😂
Aaron S Not irony, it’s coincidental.
“Why are we still here, just to suffer
How tf you gonna have a play literally named "the catch" be the greatest throw of all time lmao
@@yourabotomegalulthisgametr1770 you mean a throw to go to the Super Bowl on a fade away with 3 lineman in his face to a receiver 1 foot from the back of the end zone who was double covered. Not a good throw my ass.
Dan Whitehurst I'm talking about for being number 1 lol like top 10 yea but not number 1 there are plenty better throws especially recently
@@yourabotomegalulthisgametr1770 yeah. But most of those weren’t under massively stressful situations. The best 2 were from Montana. The catch, lol, and the throw to Taylor to win the Super Bowl against Cincinnati with 30 seconds left.
Anyone can let an amazing throw go and complete with no fear of missing due to it being in the middle of the game or with another down after if you miss. But make the throw you win and miss it you go home are in different leagues. You have to consider the context. People who don’t don’t see the greatness in the catch. The 49ers were nobody and the Cowboys were the powerhouse.
@@danwhitehurst9592 They had another down to work with so I guess that argument isn’t really valid.
I agree, that was all about the catch. For that matter, the helmet catch was all about the catch.
How ironic. The number 1 throw of all time just happens to be “The Catch”
To be fair the throw was the hardest part of that play. Definitely one of the great throws we've just seen it so much at this point.
You know what’s BS? Where’s Luck’s TD throw to Hilton against the Chiefs in the AFC Wild Card 2013? That put them ahead and was down 38-10 at one point.
Christopher Pooler YES.
People have also said you could call that play The Throw too
It's funny but the late Dwight Clark used to remind Joe Montana that they don't call that play 'the throw'.
Eli Manning to Manningham, unbelievable throw and great catch. Super Bowl pressure!
Eli always came up big in those moments.. as a giants fan I miss that dude
This tells me Cunningham was one of the most underrated qb's of all time. Doesn't get the recognition he deserves
As a cowboys fan, I hated having to deal with him when the teams played, but he wasn’t consistent enough. He was capable of the spectacular but usually under delivered.
No doubt. He had many big highlights.
If not for Cunningham, there is no Mike Vick or NFL that we know today.
As a Giants fan let me just say" Oh Shut-up!"
Wrong era for Cunningham he'd be the best QB in the league today.
Say what you want about Eli Manning, but that was a heck of a great throw into tight coverage in the biggest game of the year.
In my opinion that’s the greatest throw in nfl history no doubt
You mean two time superbowl champ Eli Manning ?
@@bvtm1272 meh
Eli is a great QB, his brother was better obviously. For people to say Eli isn’t an elite QB don’t watch football.
He is garbage
I saw Favre as a Jet throw a 30yd side arm laser to the back corner of the end zone while falling down backwards with one foot on the ground. That's probably the craziest throw I've ever seen.
Favre threw tons of crazy balls. He was a gunslinger. The game against the raiders after his father does is legendary. Mnf 300 yds and 3 TDs in the first half. Classic
I’ve seen Rodgers throw it on the run towards the sideline between double coverage to a receiver on the left sideline with running towards the left sideline perfectly crazier than the pass you said but no doubt the Fabre was an awesome quarterback
@@your3yearoldcousin54 you wanna see a crazy throw by Rodgers? Check the 2014 away bears game, he gets his legs taken out from his side at the left hash around the 35 yard line and throws it with his feet off the ground to a double covered Devante Adams near the left corner of the endzone. Unfortunately someone was holding so it came back.
@@accuserofthebrethren9240 agreed with you on that throw, absolutely absurd. Sticks out to me as the best throw ive ever seen
@@andrewschmidt4531 same
Of all these throws, that underhand throw by Archie Manning is gold!!!!
When Eli has 2 top 5 throws in nfl history
Clutch
That’s exactly what I was thinking too.
The throw to Manningham should have been number 1.
missed a few throws matthew stafford made against the cowboys
hes the definition of clutch
That throw by Cutler at 3:00 was impressive. Hit the receiver 65 yards down field running at full speed. Impressive.
Cutler's and Mcnabb's throws were the most impressive if you ask me.
Back before he turned into a lazy bastard
cutler's was a 65 yard handoff.
Impressive.
Cutler had all the talent in the world, just not the drive.
This list was disappointing. Most of these were just pretty easy throws that came in big moments
The biggest throws come in the biggest moments!!!!
jtjorger but they’re not the best throws. Some of these guys were wide open. I thought this list would be dimes slotted perfectly into triple covetage
have you ever played sports? the game is on the line, thousands of fans are roaring, your heartbeat can physically be heard, everyone including the weight of your city is counting on you. all of this is going through his head and he still throws a perfect pass. AMAZING! I'm sorry you aren't a sports fan. these are the greatest throws in history whether you view them that way or not.
jeffrey lovato but what I’m saying is a lot of these were throws almost any quarterback could make at any time. I get it that pressure increases the volume but we shouldn’t consider fairly routine throws some of the best ever
@@coleceklosky4008 "any quarterback" wouldn"t be in that situation there is a reason it's the superbowl.
I'll always believe the Manning to Manningham throw, that's at #3 on this list, is the greatest throw of all time
Because it is lol
Def a top 3
Roethlisberger to Santonio Holmes in the Super Bowl would be my #1
It's a helluva throw - my #1. I could watch it again amd again and still wonder how he gets it in there. Props to Manninghamj though too, I bet he never caught a better ball in his career. And this was at the sharp ens of a superbowl against Bradys unbeaten Patriots. A throw and catch that good, in that context..nah - number one for me :)
Let's be honest - Joe Cool v Dallas..he just tossed it in there and hoped a made a career off of it ;-)
Same expected it to be #1
You mean
Receivers making the quarterback look good
Cheessus 13 exactly
Thats exactly what this is
Except it's not.
Receivers were getting the ball right where it needed to be from the QB
I feel like a lot of great throws are also throws that make the receiver work a lot to get it because that ball can't be deflected or intercepted
Surprised not to see any Favre MNF throws the day after he lost his father.
EXACTLY!! at least 8 of his throws from that game could have been on this list.
The game winner against SF is #20
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Right. How many touchdowns did he throw that game ? Wasn't it 5 ?
What about Brady’s first super bowl TD pass? What a beauty
5:10 belicheck actually being happy
Nick Chilcoat lol I noticed that too😂😂😂
and relatively young looking.
Rare sighting
"That's not an arm, that's a gun" classic. RIP Coach
the hit on bradshaw today would’ve been like a targeting, a $70k fine, and a 2 year suspension
Exactly NFL weak now days
How about a top 100 catches in NFL history video please
That’s this video right here basically 😂.
That would just be an OBJ Video
@@cormel6895 If that was this video you would already know what #1 would be
Randy Moss videos already exist
Just reupload the video with a different name lmao
i think manning’s throw is one of the most perfect throws on the big stage imo
@David Osborne Manningham throw most likely.
Yeah, it was a great throw, but Eli couldn't do it again if you gave him 100 tries.
@@blackSUAAAVE Nobody could. That is why it is the greatest. Ever seen someone put it so perfectly in a superbowl game winning drive? I don't think so, should be 1st here by quite a margin. Only Ben to Holmes comes close.
@@marinurevic-tomas8109 - Agree to disagree. Eli was more lucky than good. In no other moments in his 16 years of playing was he even CLOSE to doing that again.
If you're great, you'll have more instances of great moments. If this wasn't the case, more one hit wonder guys would have more to show than those one hits...i.e. Trent Dilfer, Doug Williams, etc. Eli simply has two moments, where he threw a great pass. One of those, he just winged it to avoid a sack.
Let's just leave it what it is.
@@blackSUAAAVE You missed the subject. This is not a discussion on how good Eli was. We are talking about the greatest throws. Eli, who never had the strongest hand btw. gets the ball at his 10 after Brady almost seales the game with 3:42 remaining and down 2. It is a tight game. He snaps the ball, looks right for a moment, switches his sight to left, sees Mario, throws a 50 yard perfect spiral into double coverage on the sideline. It falls into Manninghams hands and he is tackled right after. If he mistimed it by .1 of a second it would not be a catch. That catch changes the momentum of a game, and with Giants needing a field goal it basically seals it. Against the greatest coach and qb ever. Not to mention Bill said make him go to Manningham, cover Cruz and Nicks. And to the best throw and catch to happen right in front of him, was unbeilivable. I could debate you on Elis greatness, but that is not a subject here. Give me one better throw if you can.
These compilations are awesome! I'd remind younger people, these aren't just the 100 greatest throws, but also the most historic.
Best throw in history is from a play nicknamed “The Catch.” Why not nickname it “THE THROW?”
kalebpost20 it was both an amazing throw and catch but they gave this to Clark since he jumped so high in the air to CATCH it. Montana threw the ball across his body, with like three defenders about to sack him, while running, having limited vision, and throwing it to a spot where it was possible (like a tiny bullseye).
Snoop yup 15 yard throw that was a badly thrown ball = best throw ever
That’s exactly what Joe Montana jokingly said it should be called....”The Throw”
kalebpost20 because catching is harder than throwing
SloppeyJoe 6D9 can u catch a ball thrown from 65 yards away, probably, can u throw a ball with pinpoint accuracy 65 yards? I doubt it
I'm on 76 and I feel like the guy who made this is an Eagles fan...
How do they not have the Steelers super bowl catch
@@MeLoNHeAd00 it’s #7
Was think the same thing, every QB for the Eagles in the past 30 years almost. lol Randall Cunningham> Donovan McNabb> Michael Vick> Nick Foles> to Carson Wentz.
u guys gotta keep watchin.. lol..
@@eig1979 and dont forget Jaws has one in there too.. lol..
Why aren't any of Nathan THE GOAT Petermans playoff touchdown passes on hear?
Marie Ferreira they must be on HEAR 👂🏾.....cause we ain’t SEEN anything but interceptions outta that guy....😂😂😂 I kno u were being sarcastic but u see what I did there
They probably weren't loud enough.
They had to exclude him, otherwise it would have been 30 minutes of only Peterman highlights
*here*
Peterman is trash 🗑
I am the real 🐐😎
That's why they say, "always respect the ones before you that paved the way". Look at the precise talent, IQ and detail in his pass! He threw it like he was shooting a jumper with one hand! Amazing! 1:59
Manning to manningham in super bowl 46 is one of the best throws I've ever seen, probably most under rated ever in my opinion. Coming from a Pats fan
It's number 3 it's not underrated
@@NicoLaffey You're Right About That 👍
"Top 100 throws in NFL History" Throws a drag route and WR does all the work.
Exactly. I think some WRs deserve some credit here.
Man, I love seeing footage from the 40s and 50s, some real icons of the game
I remember seeing that throw Elway made rolling to his left and throwing it back to the right sideline. We just sort of stood there looking at each other shaking our heads.
16:44 should at least be in top ten.
Jack Murphy it’s actually not that hard
@@michaelgriffin1349 shut up michael
Big Smoke it’s 30 ft u fucker
Michael Griffin ouch. you really got me michael
Totally agree, I had never seen it before but you need a great arm to throw that pass!
Derek Carr’s throw to Michael Crabtree vs the ravens in 2016 was gold!
25% percent of this was throws and not gonna lie the other 75% was the receivers adjustments
Isaac Seattle All off the plays were throws not just 25%. And without the throw there would have never been a catch.
Well the idea is the QB throws the ball in a spot where he knows his receiver will be able to adjust and catch it.
Sometimes, it's exactly that. Sometimes it's luck.
Sometimes it's pure skill by the receiver.
Hard to tell sometimes.
@Issac Seattle: Can you please breakdown the 25% & 75% for us ? 🧐
Insane that Eli Manning to Manningham wasn’t #1. I’ve never seen a better throw
Because nothing is allowed to pass the classicness of the nfl's old favorite plays.
Rodgers to Janis was unreal. 40 sec left back to back 50+ yards both throws made while he was running for his life 😮😮
The best throw I ever seen was a Aaron Rodgers throw against the bears in 2014. it won’t be on here because of a holding penalty 😢😢😢
Facts. These aren't the best throws, just best moments involving a throw
I know which one your are talking about - Rodgers was getting dragged down by possibly two Chicago Bears and hit Davante Adams. That was amazing.
They have a hige bias for winning throws so his hail marys are rated super high but that throw and his jaguars throw are easily better. Im suprised at the choices for best farve throws eapecially the one against the lions they used.
@@CollinAbroadcast Thanks, man.
There’s another one he threw to Adams vs the eagles in 2016. To this day I still can’t believe how Davante caught it.
Man that throw from Cutler 64yds in the air hitting the receiver in stride was a thing of beauty. It's a shame his heart wasn't in the game cause he could have been one of the great one's
He sucked.
Idk about great ones but he could have been one of the above average ones.
Devin James definitely could have, had all the arm talent in the world, good athleticism but he was not a good leader and was lazy.
@@theinvictussamaritan4778 I know, I'll never forget that play when he was on the Dolphins where he lined up at receiver I think they were doing like a wildcat player or something but he didn't get set or anything he just stood there with his hands on his hips the entire play didn't even try to block anyone
Devin James I remember that, I’m a Saints fan and I was cracking up when I saw that live 😂
100 Throws, 100 years. 1 Bears play, thrown by The running back.
Now that's hilarious.
To be fair, they never had a great qb
McMahon pass against the Vikings on MNF.
Korzik bears have had the worst QB play In nfl history even worse than the browns
What about that Sid Luckman guy?
Manning to Manningham is about as perfectly executed a throw and catch as you could ever have. Eli threw it long and with exact precision to where only his receiver could get it, and Manningham managed to keep both feet in and haul the ball in with two defenders on him. Unreal execution on both sides of the play.
The Helmet Catch from 42 is more memorable because it was a miraculous recovery on a broken play and is more magical and luckier in that regard. But in terms of pure execution, Manning to Manningham is about as good as it gets.
2019- "oh, wait he didn't have control."
LOL, you are so right. How many of these wouldn't be considered catches today.?.?
Of course a lot of them wouldn't have to be catches because there would have been penalty flags for pass interference. The league has turned to crap.
There’s gonna be a lot of Brady to Moss, Rodgers, and Mahomes on this list.
Not a lot of Brady i don't think they include 10 yard passes to wide open white receivers.
Lmao!
can't forget Favre
@@peteg2715 name 5 without going uum uum uum... that's what i thought
Nasir Jones
“10 yard passes to wide open white receivers”
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Everyone knows half these throws could be of Aaron Rodgers
Could have
When I saw his first throw was the one to Adams at #50, I was like Rodgers has about 20 throws better than this one but I'm pretty sure he's not gonna take up 20 spots in the top 50 lol
Breakglass Dawkins hey buddy, here to remind you that you are in fact a clown.
Bro Rodgers is a god
@alex halb 49 for Rogers and 51 for Favre....
THE greatest throw of all time is that late throw in the Superbowl from Eli to Manningham on the sideline.
I agree what a great throw under pressure the biggest game of his life and beat Brady
Ha, I love that Walter Payton got one on this list....RIP Sweetness
Absolutely RIP Sweetness
RIP
RIP greatest rb to ever play
RIP Sweetness. One of the absolute best ever to play the game.
Manning throw to Manningham on the sideline was number 1.
Steve DeLand Yeah. “Number 1 breaking my f’king heart”.
Actually, #2.
#1 was Eli to Tyree. Resulted in an “18-1 Lousy Season”!
2
Russell Wilson and big Ben have the best ever
@@justinkanicki8044 Russel Wilson's throw at Goal Line against NE that was intercepted was his best.
@@stevedeland1188 I suggest u watch the rams game.
I'll wait
Number 80 I just picture Jim Rome saying “Chris Everette” then Jim Everette saying”You call me Chris one more TIME And”, ......”CHRIS”!!! Absolutely hilarious,
🤣😂🤣
And were goin to commercial break
She was cuter!
@@derder517 Still is.
26:49 That 65 yarder by Bradshaw was a damn laser.
One entry for Drew Brees, still more proof how unappreciated he truly is.
#72......its in my top 5 of this whole thing
I think he's underappreciated and yet still Im not impressed by him for some reason. He's never struck me as "Damn, that guys got it", even though he clearly has it. One day it will be called the Drew Brees curse
Drew Brees makes like 60% of the throws shown on here like 30 times a season. Honestly, a bulk of them weren't that impressive. I was very disappointed to not see him on here more. The times that dude has squeezed a ball into double or triple coverage in the last two minutes of a game
Im sure if you let him know how much you appreciate him, he'll sleep much better....
I'm a Chiefs fan, but I agree with you. I'm always impressed watching Drew Brees. I would have loved that Superbowl match up with Chiefs / Saints.
Bro “the catch” is the most overrated play ever. The only thing special about it was the circumstance. It wasn’t a good throw, and Clark made an incredibly routine jumping catch that any 6’4 person who has two hands with five fingers could catch.
At least they won btw im a 48ers fan for life
*49ers*
I 100% agree, sure Clark had to jump high but that's really the only unique thing about it. Put that throw and catch in a regular season game and it wouldn't even be a top 10 play of the season.
@devildog1982z go to 16:45 and tell me how "the catch" was a better throw or catch without bringing up circumstances. "The catch" isn't special by itself and is only hyped up because it was one of the most important plays in nfl history.
Joseph Holman Agreed Only should be top 100 cause of circumstances
2:47 damn Cutler had a huge arm
I remember watching that game; Eagles, Bills game, Cunningham's 95 yard pass to Fred Barnett was unreal.
I miss John Madden and Pat Summeral.. now we're stuck with Joe Buck
Andrew Martinez lol that rhymes 😸😁
@@Bryguy10201 lol didn't I didn't even catch that
Romo is a hell of an announcer. He’s already my favorite.
More like Joe fuck am I right guys ha-ha
I dont get what's so great about Pat in my mind he's less enthusiastic than Joe buck
The Catch is the most iconic play in NFL history 💯
Prob. The Immaculate Reception is probably a close 2nd.
Brandon Van truth
Lmao. It's literally just an average play.
@@bretthulett1985 not really. Dwite Clark had to jump really high, and made the catch. It sent the 49ers to the superbowl. That's why it is so special, but the throw itself wasen't even good. Joe Montana said that he was trying to throw it away, but Dwight Clark just happened to catch it.
100% agree, go Niners
Eli Manning has 2 throws in the top 5. That Dude was amazing in those playoff runs. Im a pats fan and I will always have respect for him and the Giants, No matter how low of seasons they have.
Even as a Giants fan, the Helmet catch doesn't belong in the top 5 of all time throws. The scramble and catch were incredible. But the throw itself was the worst part of the play. A lame duck wobbler hail Mary over the middle of the field and Tyree bailed him out.
The SB46 throw however could legitimately be #1.
@@RandomGuy285
You sir are a very respectable fan for what you just mentioned, couldn't agree more.
@@RandomGuy285 the Superbowl 46 throw was perfection. That would be Eli's career in a nutshell: a whole lot of wtf with occasional bursts of brilliance. Eli when he played his best could beat everyone, but the majority of the time, he didn't seem to play to that level. Still wear my #10 jersey every Sunday though.
I know, Eli quietly has 2 SB Titles
That Manningham pass was pure perfection.
Honestly Ben to Holmes (#7) clip is the greatest of all time. Absolute precision and ice.
I agree
Damn I'm old. I watched this and remember seeing at least 55-60 of these live. The best part is seeing some great QB's play the game.
Note after the 2019-20 season and playoffs, the top 100 needs a little update, Mahomes is for real.
Yeah, if Mahomes can stay healthy, then when they remake this list at the end of his career, he may own it.
week 1 last season, nick foles threw a td that should have been in the top 5
The pass from Wilson to Lockett should be in the top 25 all time in my opinion
Wentz’s TD to Sanders in week 15 against the redskins in 2019-20 should be top 20 at least
Unpopular opinion: “the catch” is not that amazing of a catch
And unfortunately, too, great catches like "The Catch 2" and "The Catch 3" by Owens and Davis (respectively) will pop up just because they are 49er plays. Great plays, no doubt, but none of those plays deserve their title.
@@robsmith961 literally all of them happened in such crucial circumstances. yes, they do deserve their title
It’s just remembered as a great play because it’s what got the 49ers to their first Super Bowl, kickstarting the dynasty.
@@calhendricks581 It's pretty uncessary to call plays 'The Catch 2' and 'The Catch 3'. And just because they were made in dramatic fashion does not mean those are superior to all other catches.
Salty
10:30 that would have been Derrick Thomas' 8th sack of that ballgame, and it was the one that got away that cost the Chiefs the win
Imagine being 1 sack away from 8 for the game, and still losing. How does a team lose when 1 guy gets 7 sacks?
George Bishop lol
The worst thing is that if you ask Derrick Thomas what he remembers most of that game, it isn't the record number of sacks. Its the one he almost made :/
R.I.P derrick thomas
R.I.P Derrick Thomas. My opinion he doesn’t get the recognition he deserves
Those were some amazingly incredible and historic plays in the history of pro football made by some truly remarkable players.. I am so glad that these events have been preserved for posterity.
youre a bot forsure. gotta be.
Believe it or not, I'm a real person. I have been one for the past 60 plus years. Just because I have a good vocabulary does not mean that I am a bot.
@@billmalone5050 youre a bot because no human being talks like that, your mediocre vocabulary notwithstanding.
Retitle: 100 throws we put together on ice cream break.
lol, true
Haha for sure
"The McNabb Scramble" at Cowboys stadium should be ranked way higher than #65, that was awesome!
If Rodgers did it I guarantee u that's top20
It was Texas Stadium. 😜🤣
@@ixoyedeg Forgot about that your right, is Texas Stadium the old Cotton Bowl?
Cuse #44, they played at the Cotton Bowl from 1960-71, Texas Stadium from 1971-2008, and Cowboys/AT&T Stadium 2009-present.
@@ixoyedeg Thanks David, I always thought that Jimmy Jones just fixed up the old one but Cowboy Stadium is new and not the same place, stay healthy.
Can't believe Roethlisberger's Superbowl winning pass in the tiniest window imaginable over 3 defenders is only 7th.
List is bullshit. Real list goes 1. Eli to Manningham; 2. Ben to Holmes; 3. Is debateable but these 2 are not
Well, that's cause that wasn't a catch.
Thats how I feel Russel Wilson has a very similar throw to Tyler Lockett that isn't even on the list and I'm so pissed
@@luisalejandro2335 google "santonio holmes two feet down". There's several clear photos (and one clear video) that shows both touched. The problem is the most popular photos of the catch aren't the ones showing both feet touching. But Google it.
@@luisalejandro2335 uh, yes, it was a catch. are you blind?
Brady to Gronk in SB 53 is underrated . He basically put it in the only place that could be catchable with basically triple coverage. Amazing accuracy.
Blah blah blah brady
@@jacobwalsh1888 cry
@@jacobwalsh1888 you poor thing Lmao
Imagine watching every single throw in nfl history just to make this
Someone 100 year old has some great memory
Coming from a Chiefs fan - I watched the whole thing and it would be hard to say that any of the throws were as impressive as Elway to Sharpe. Insane arm strength and placed perfectly.
As a Raiders fan I agree
Dude that oilers one at 5:55 .... WTF! HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS PLAY LOL
I saw it a couple times from sports bloopers. Go figure.
yeah i've never seen that either.
That should probably have been higher on the list than it was, to be honest.
That strike by Cutler @2:46 was awesome! 65 yards in the air, and to do it with such accuracy.... That pass was dead on the money!!
Legend has it....Cutler was asleep on the sideline and did this while sleepwalking!
An amazing throw…more like 70 yards…from the defensive 35 yard line to approx 5 yards into the End Zone!
Should be more Dan Marino throws on this list.
He was the best
Mahomes*
I definitely agree with ya. Marino was a beast. One of the all time best QBs that ever played in the NFL. It's just to bad he never won a Super Bowl cause he definitely deserved one.
Imagine he was the qb for the 17-0 dolphins
Way, way, way more. And I hated the guy (as a Pats fan).
Drew Bree’s’ 80 yard touchdown to joe horn should be on here no question, that’s absurd
I find it funny that they have 5 Mark Brunel passes and only one Drew Brees pass.
Jake Stathers theres at least 5 drew brees passes that should be in this video
14:40 very disappointed that it doesn’t say “DIGGS, SIDELINE, TOUCHDOWN
One of Joe Buck's few great calls
I'm pretty sure that should've been top 10
That Michael Vick throw from the 4 to the other 30. Looks like he didn’t even try! And Dan Marino....wow! Speechless!
2:09 knee was down with contact at the 1 yard line. Refs getting it wrong in 1942 as well.
Dustin Platt what did you expect they saw it in a blurry black and white
1k Subs With no videos ima get woodshed but is this a joke?
1k Subs With no videos you can never tell these days
It’s a joke
1k Subs With no videos ok so now I’m safe to laugh
Can we just talk about how clutch Drew Pearson was tho
Offensive PI...
#PearsonDidntPushOff
It’s reprehensible that Pearson is not in the HOF.
It was a A TERRIBLE throw PEARSON made that play
Love the #83 pass at 3:53 from John Elway to Jackson, what a powerful and legendary arm of Elway!
Steve Watson
So well done. The music accompanies the action, it is played in the background to enhance the action, the moment of the play, with the voices of the excited announcers and the roar of the crowd. It's not like so many of these vids where the person making the video tries to make the music create the moment. Instead they allow the moment to be what is exciting, making us wish we were there celebrating with everyone. I wish my thumbs were bigger because this gets an absolute thumbs up.
When I read "top 100 throws in NFL history", the first person I thought of was Warren Moon. His passes were like works of art. Aaaaand he's not on here...
Chickencoop67 no kidding, way too many Rodgers on this.
they had to make room for 3 mark brunell passes..
That's crazy it was on just as I was reading your post, nuckin futs!
@@robertwebster362 I have had the pleasure of having lived during the "passing" era of football and enjoyed watching historical legends play the QB position live. Saw Sonny, Marino, Namath, Moon, Bledsoe, show the world what a quick release looks like. Watched physical beasts like Elway, Favre, Cunningham, Bradshaw, power the football down the field. Admired the amazing field generals, Staubach, Starr, Unitas, Van Broklin, Montana, Brody, Breese. Always amazed at the slickfoot guys, Tarkington, Wilson, Vick,. Having mentioned all this, I would find it a disservice to disparage someone because they made too many appearances. Perhaps it's because that person keeps making incredible throws every game. I have never seen a QB in my life possess the quickest release, the most accurate throws with the tightest spirals consistently, and often under duress in an awkward position as I have witnessed with Aaron Rodgers. I simply have not witnessed
a QB that is any more remarkable than he.
I said that too, and Im not an Oilers fan
RIP Dwight Clark 🙏🏽
Carson was so good in his prime we have to admit.
Its crazy but i feel like there are a couple more of his throws that can be on here.
It's just when he didn't have his first read he just has to try to make something happen cause he has no progressions. He could have easily looked at his rb and throw it instead of running into his o linemen looking around frantically and then throwing.
I still think Wentz is gonna be good, comeback year.
Don’t worry Frank Reich and the colts’ stacked oline will bring him back to his former self, he’ll win comeback player of the year
@@thetf8142 Prescott will win it
It’s amazing how actuate they throw some of those long bombs. Laying the ball perfectly into the receivers hands in a dead sprint.
I totally agree with this list, but I'm legitimately surprised that the Brady to Moss one handed catch vs. the Jets wasn't on it.
Nope missed the tebow throw to thomas
Entirely missed Stanford and Calvin Johnson altogether
Both of those are great throws as well.
@@bunnell6335 exactly, not stafford dislocating shoulder
not calvin over 4 dudes, no calvin over 4 dudes then running 60yrd td
MyTopSpinner That was a good throw, but the play was all Thomas
This is the most subjective list you could possibly make
You do realize that all top w/e lists are completely subjective?
Caleb, I am very aware of that, thanks for the info
All non-quantifiable lists are, by definition.
@@fefonrtv7730 apparently not.
They made it subjective by considering the context of the plays. The list could be made by using mostly numbers pass distance, window and separation
Big Ben throw to Holmes in the SB against cardinals should be #1🔥
That’s the best catch of all time ‼️and the best throw of all time
Sorry Eli throw to Manningham much better
@@kevinburke6055 yeah, but it wasn't a TD like ben-holmes was
That was an incredible throw.
That was an excellent throw, catch, and two feet in. Amazing, but so disappointing that it ruined the Cards 1st SB win.
i have a high school football game later today, and i’ve never been so hyped to play before.
Anyone else think "the catch" is super overrated? 16:45 is the same type of play except more difficult
The play that launched a dynasty? Hard to overrate it.
It's not an overrated moment in history. however, to still call it the number one throw in NFL history is overrating it at this point. That I can agree on.
100% I agree, and knew before I finished the video that it would be number one, and I think it's just been so overhyped because it took place back in the 80s which is now almost 40 years ago...So it's been very romanticized over the years, and it just doesn't really hold up anymore...But because the play itself received a nickname so long ago, I think it's always going to be treated as one of the greatest plays of all time...At this point in my opinion it should be lucky to make the top 100 throws...But maybe if you want to call it, top 100 throws in the biggest moments, it can moved much higher on that particular list
Yes. Go back and watch any touchdown montage on red zone and I guarantee their will be at least one play like that
Montana was throwing it away !!!
He deserves zero credit !!! He just threw up there and figured it’s either a TD or 4th and goal.
Clark was no where nears the ball. Montana has to HOPE Clark is going to break back to Joe’s right !! If anything it was pure luck.
The pure athleticism of the play is at best average !!
Manning, two Top 5 throws, and both in the Super Bowl are pretty impressive!!!
One was great. The other was him lobbing it up and a not so good receiver making the play of his life by being lucky enough to trap the ball against his helmet and not lose it. Eli doesnt deserve to have 2 rings
@@Justanotherinvisible Sure Eli deserves 2 rings, he won 2 Super Bowls and I believe that is the modern pre-requisite for getting a ring. Also, you have to play the game to win it and on those 2 Sundays, the Giants were better.
@@jackbridges2435 by that logic...of course OJ is innocent. The jury said so. Therefore he was innocent by definition. Clearly if a magician lawyer and a moronic jury of 12 said so...its true.
The D played big but Manning was really good during those 2 playoff runs. He absolutely deserves them. Team sport. Team did great and Manning Did great.
@@Justanotherinvisible Yeah Eli's career was largely average, but those 2 SB teams he played LIGHTS OUT in the playoffs. Absolutely earned those rings... I bet you're just a salty ass Eagles fan
No Warren Moon? Come on, I know there some amazing throws by him..
You're so fukn right.
They actually did
MADNESS!!
Number 28, one of the best throw/catch combos I've ever seen. The degree of difficulty for both on the same play, in that situation, is insane