Bud Grant was first player to be inducted in nfl and cfl as a pro bowl receiver for eagles and blue bombers and head coach of blue bombers and nfl Vikings. He also only play to play in nba finals and hit a game winning shot for Minneapolis lakers in nba finals. Back than the cfl paid more than nfl fun fact. Warren moon was greatest non drafted player. Not because he couldn’t play but style he played at Washington nfl wasn’t evolved into spread offenses other than landrys cowboys. His time in cfl was exceptional.
Bobby Singh (born November 21, 1975) is a retired professional American and Canadian football guard. He was drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the first round of the 1999 CFL Draft. Singh has the distinction of being the only player in football history to have won an XFL Championship, a Super Bowl, and a Grey Cup
Kurt Warner. I am one of a handful of NFL Europe fans (when it still existed) and I used to go to the Amsterdam Admirals games in the late 90's. I got a chance to speak to him once, and been rooting for him ever since. His story has been an inspiration to me. He is the athlete who comes to mind when I think of "never giving up".
U are loved by God And he cares about u so much and wants u to turn to him today so that he can make miracles and Blessings happen? God loves u and the world so much that He sent his only son Jesus Christ to Die on the cross so that we could Have a relationship with him and not have to sacrifice anything and we can inherit Heaven and be forgiven for our sins and repent those sins? God has a plan for u and wants it to happen turn to him and he’ll change ur life in a better way than u could ever imagine He’s helped me with many things and will do the same to u Just turn to Him and he will give u rest and will protect u Because he wants to save u and give you his kingdom of Heaven because He loves and cares about u and died for u so that u wouldn’t have to go to Hell. God bless you and have a good Day❤️✝️🙏Accept Jesus as your lord and savior and be saved repent ur sins But it’s ur choice to make but Jesus is coming soon but it’s all ur choice to make God bless
Yeah, I saw him once live when Amsterdam played in Frankfurt. Great guy, sadly got injured so often. But then again, coming to the NFL quite late, being NOT the starter twice and still making it as a starter to the Super Bowl 3 times, unique!
I’m with you but what about Donnie Shell? Undrafted in the Steelers draft class of 1974. The greatest draft by any team in NFL history. Finally in the HOF where he belongs. Should have been inducted years ago.
As a life long Tom Landry fan, I still respected the Eagles. And their FANS. Their humor is unsurpassed. I still remember an Eagle fan, forget the name, in his Will asking for 6 Eagles players to be his pall bearers ... so the Eagles could *let him down one last time.* The poor fan died the year before the Eagles won it all.
Scouts screwed that up. He had high draft pick written all over him with the stats he put up in college. But they weren't good enough for him to get drafted.
Geron Fletcher Kurt Warner won offensive player of the year in his college conference and went undefeated. To blame racism for Moon not be drafted is wrong. His college numbers are the reason. Another posted stated that his stats had high draft pick written all over him, not even close to the truth.
@@aspenrebel drew got hurt in new England lost job to Brady....got hurt in Dallas which launched Tony's career...and ironically Tony got the same treatment when Prescott came along
Did anyone stop to consider Donnie Shell? He played 14 seasons, 5 Pro Bowls, 51 career interceptions for probably the greatest defensive team in NFL history. Leaving him off this list is a travesty.
Just imagining Night-train Lane going into Rams facility with a scrap-book is incredible. 14 picks in a 12 game season and when he hit you, it was lights-out. What a story and what a player!
Six one hundred yard games to start the season...Nobody had ever had five before Thielen. I really hope he gets seven just to show the overpaid underachievers what real heart can accomplish.
I'm from Edmonton and everyone still remembers Warren Moon as the greatest. 5 Championships he won for us member of the Canadian football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame.
While I've always been a Blue Bombers fan and was too young to remember Warren's playing days (he won his first Grey Cup when I was 4 months old 😂) he was and continues to be a legendary figure in the CFL... and while I love both leagues (Go Packers!), the NFL's mistake was a boon to our game up north.
Unfortunately he was screwed over by narrow minded.......... He was welcomed with open arms he in Canada.5 straight Grey Cup titles.NFL and CFL hall of famer...Crazy fun to watch.
The NFL today is not what it was when Moon played. He actually received death threats for being a black quarterback. We have come far as a society...but still a ways to go.
Hard to argue with this list but a personal favorite is Dave Krieg; he had an 18 year QB career, 3 time pro bowler, and went to a college so tiny (Milton) that it went out of business shortly after he made the Seahawks and people barely noticed. Dude really had one of those great lengthy QB careers like Moon, Brady, rogers etc. might not be in their league but he was a starter most of his career and led a lot of teams into the playoffs.
When DAVE KRIEG retired, his stats put him in a list of quarterbacks I remember seeing, and EVERYBODY on the list, except Testaverde, were in the Hall of Fame. # 17 gave this 'Hawks fan a lot of great games and thrilling comebacks.
19 seasons almost 38,000 yards 266 TDS. Wish he had gotten 300 TDS but his 266 is respectable for sure. It was a pleasure watching him and mudbone is a humble man and not full of himself.
To have John randle, Kurt Warner and Antonio gates go undrafted............I have to completely rethink the entire process of the combine and draft. How many other players have they missed?
With Randle, he was an extremely undersized defensive tackle from a small Texas division 2 school. With Warner, he was an unimpressive QB prospect from small division 1 Northern Iowa. The NFL draft scouts usually look for guys from big time programs with freaky athletic traits and elite statistical outputs, and as such some great talent falls through the cracks sometimes...
Warner's last season with the Giants (2004) started out with Kurt on fire with a surprising 4-1, 5-2 start. But after two more loses making them 5-4, Caughlin put in Manning who went 0-6 until the last game of the season. The turn-overs were systemic even with Eli at the helm, so it's a little much to say Kurt did NOTHING in New York. They did go from last in the NFC East to 2nd behind the SB-bound Eagles.
U are loved by God And he cares about u so much and wants u to turn to him today so that he can make miracles and Blessings happen? God loves u and the world so much that He sent his only son Jesus Christ to Die on the cross so that we could Have a relationship with him and not have to sacrifice anything and we can inherit Heaven and be forgiven for our sins and repent those sins? God has a plan for u and wants it to happen turn to him and he’ll change ur life in a better way than u could ever imagine He’s helped me with many things and will do the same to u Just turn to Him and he will give u rest and will protect u Because he wants to save u and give you his kingdom of Heaven because He loves and cares about u and died for u so that u wouldn’t have to go to Hell. God bless you and have a good Day❤️✝️🙏Accept Jesus as your lord and savior and be saved repent ur sins But it’s ur choice to make but Jesus is coming soon but it’s all ur choice to make God bless
Kurt broke the base of his throwing hand during the Superbowl with the cheap-shot unethical Patriots. It took him a long time to get the hand strength back. Kind of makes me wonder if the officials had been honest and did their job that day, what Kurt would have become. Clearly he had the talent and leadership skills. He took two no-name teams the the superbowl.
but do u know WHY Eli was able to go 0-6? It was because Kurt told Coughlin NOT to come back to him regardless of whatever. He told Coughlin that the kid would figure it out and to stick with Eli. He saw the talent. What a great man.
They tend to oversimplify things on these for the sake of TV. Their "QB Teases" video, they boil down Vince Ferragamo's return to the Rams from the CFL as "he fizzled", when 1982 and 1983, he actually did pretty decently, on par with his personal play stats, and did basically the same save the wins column, but he broke a finger on his throwing hand in 1984, traded to the Rams given Dickerson was THE point on that team, so they couldn't afford to keep a traditional high end QB and RB, and then Jim Kelly finally signed after Ferragamo got hurt again in 1985.
Why does everyone hate Romo so much? It's not like he underachieved in Dallas, he was undrafted and put great stats year after year. The only reason he's not a HoF in my book is because he was inconsistent at making the playoffs (he lost the division title in week 17 3 straight years to the giants, redskins, and eagles).
people should also think about how competitive the nfc east has been most of his career. look at the afc east with one good team (patriots) and three terrible ones during most of brady's career so they make it to playoffs every year
James Burgess considering the Cowboys history in quarterbacks they've had, he did underachieve in the postseason. Meredith, Staubach, White, and Aikman have all played in Championship games except Romo.
I still remember when The Houston Oilers were playing Kansas City and Warren Moon had 527 yards by the start of the 4th quarter, all he needed was 30 yards to break Norm Van Brocklin's single game record but instead he took himself out of the game and sat out the 4th quarter. Moon just shredded The Chief's Defense that day. Bill Cowher was the D coordinator and Tony Dungy was the coach of the Secondary.
I knew about NFL Europe when I would play Madden 06. I liked the Berlin Thunder. I'd take them and create a bunch of 99 overall players and the top players in the game and put them on the Thunder roster and use them as my team.
He's not saying that in that time period they didn't have gloves. He was stating he did everything without the Stickum covered gloves these players wear today.
This is the most shocking Top 10 NFL list. My jaw dropped so many times. I'm glad these guys got their time in the sun after going undrafted. They clearly earned it!
Where the hell is Priest Holmes? He was an undrafted free agent, took home a Super Bowl ring, was a 3 time first-team all pro, 3 time pro bowler, 2 time leader in rushing touchdowns, NFL offensive player of the year in 2002 and lead the NFL in rushing in 2001. How is he not on this list?
Nah Romo broke NFL records that still have not been broken he is a future HOF and tied for 2nd at best QB for the Cowboys also he is 13th best QB of all time if u look at his stats
Not really. He is overrated. People credit him with clutch SB wins, but in the SB against the Panthers, he only made 1 out of 3 attempts. And both of the ones he missed were under 40 yards. But people remember he made the last one (41 yards, not too tough) in that game. He really only had one super clutch kick - and that was the one he made in the Tuck Rule Game to tie it and send it to OT.
CLutch, but not super clutch. In 2002, NFL FG kickers as a whole kicked 40-49 yard field goals at a 63 percent success rate. That's the entire NFL in all sorts of weather/stadiums. Adam was kicking in good conditions and the game was tied, so a miss does not necessarily mean a loss. It was still clutch, but that one in the Tuck game was way tougher - weather was worse and they were down 3 and needed it to avoid defeat.
All these guys have heart and determination. You can’t measure those things on a stopwatch or with weights. For the first name that came to my mind was Warren Moon, doesn’t mean he deserves number one, more than anything the disrespect the nfl gave him.
Fair point. I'm not saying Garcia should be on this list or anything, but he had a solid career that a lot of people seem to have, unfortunately, completely forgotten about.
It was a tough act to follow after Montana and Young. I always said the guy is the on of the best QB;s ever to throw the ball on the run, across the field.
I would take Garcia as my #2 all day long- it's a shame he wasn't able to put together at least Brian Griese-level career. (i'd also take Brian Griese as backup forever and ever) Admitted Bronco Bias here, but ya know what I'm sayin.
Diego Meredith-Marquez your right he should be in the number one spot really really good carreer qb rating they don't give him credit because he had Terrell Owens rice and Garrison hearst with him but we've seen tons of QBs still suck with superstars around them
Ridiculous. Jeff Garcia??? Underrated players don't deserve to make THIS list. He was a 'DECENT" QB. That's it. I'll give you TWO Pittsburgh Steelers that went undrafted and didn't make this list. Donnie Shell and James Harrison. Shell was a run stuffing, ball hawking, tackling machine who destroyed people, made 5 Pro Bowls and had 51 career INTs.James Harrison? Enough said.
Carcmac Gaming It's still too early to tell. There's several Hall of Famers on this list, and besides, this video was from three years ago. He wasn't even in the league yet.
Glad to see The Night Train at #2. Reminds me of Jim Brown. Amazing person, big brain, blessed with talent- and just decided that football would be more fun than a straight job. Showed up, and became the best through sheer force of will. Lane's interception totals are bonkers. In an era of 14 passes in an entire game.
Night Train's story is incredible like many greats, but his destiny was never in doubt if you knew of his will and determination. Thee Story of 20th Century! 😉
10. Wayne Chrebet - WR - Jets (Hofstra; 1995) 9. 2:30 Tony Romo - QB - Cowboys (Eastern Illinois; 2003; 4x Pro Bowl) 8. 5:33 Rod Smith - WR - Broncos (Missouri Southern State; 1994) 7. 9:07 Antonio Gates - TE - Chargers (Kent State; 2003; 6x Pro Bowl) 6. 12:16 Warren Moon - QB - Oilers (Washington; 1978; 9x Pro Bowl; Hall of Fame) 5. 16:01 Adam Vinatieri - K - Patriots (South Dakota State; 1996; 4x Super Bowl champion) 4. 19:46 Marion Motley - FB - Browns (Nevada; 1946; NFL champion, rushing champion, Pro Bowl 1950) 3. 22:44 John Randle - DT - Vikings (Texas A&M - Kingsville; 1990; 7x Pro Bowl; NFL sacks leader 1997) 2. 27:00 Richard "Night Train" Lane - CB - Rams (Scottsbluff JC; 1952; abandoned in a dumpster as a baby...served in the Army...aircraft factory worker) 1. 29:19 Kurt Warner - QB - Rams (Northern Iowa; 1994; HyVee grocery bagger! Two-time NFL MVP; Super Bowls with 2 different teams) I think Tony Romo should be ranked better than Rod Smith; Warren Moon should be ranked better than Marion Motley. I agree with Kurt Warner ranked #1. There's no harder and bigger impact position than QB--as good as these other guys were. Best stories? Night Train Lane and Kurt Warner.
No way! Rob Smith was PHENOMENAL. He had everything you would want. He had good size, great hands, rarely got hurt, didn't fumble, was a leader, and always worked hard. No drama.
@@theendistheend123 Agreed: Rod Smith was a phenomenal player and is apparently a remarkable human being. I wish we had more men like him in the world, not just the NFL. I take nothing away from his considerable accomplishments in saying Romo was higher impact & obviously, that's a judgment call. I'm proud of both men.
@@giddle12 kinda reminds me of Donnie Shell. 4 Superbowl rings, a long career, some "infamous" hits (Earl Campbell) and timely interceptions. And he's never mentioned in any top ten lists
I knew Kurt Warner would be number 1 but I didn't know some of the players on here were un drafted. Warren MOON, Antonio Gates, wow! These stories were so inspiring.
Willie Wood needed to be on this list. Here is part of his Wikipedia entry: William Vernell Wood Sr. (December 23, 1936 - February 3, 2020) was an American professional football player and coach. He played as a safety with the Green Bay Packers in the National Football League (NFL). Wood was an eight-time Pro Bowler and a nine-time All-Pro. In 1989, Wood was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[1][2] Wood played college football for the USC Trojans, becoming the first African-American quarterback to play in what is now the Pac-12 Conference. Undrafted out of USC, he was granted a try-out with Green Bay. Wood changed his position to safety in his rookie year, and played for the Packers from 1960 to 1971, winning five NFL championships.
@Harry Engel The only stats that should matter are that he is a 9 x Pro--Bowler, 2 x First Team All-Pro and 4 x Second Team All-Pro and Superbowl Champ. Easily top 5 on this list.
If Romo got a super bowl he would be #1 on this list. Just for being the only qb to win a super bowl with a trash team would make him a first ballot hall of famer.
The only Offensive Lineman to shut him up was Larry Allen. Larry Shut a lot of people up. John Randall said he always was very nice to Larry and never wanted to bull rush him or make him mad in any way. I like his honesty.
0:00 Wayne Chrebet. 2:31 Tony Romo. 5:33 Rod Smith. 9:08 Antonio Gates. 12:16 Warren Moon. 16:01 Adam Vinateri. 19:47 Marion Motley. 22:44 John Randle. 26:10 Night Train Lane. 29:18 Kurt Warner.
As an Eagles fan i was shocked to see Romo 9th and all the criticism that came along with him even making the list. I can legitimately say he deserves to be on here.
leerey14 dude 8-8 was an accomplishment with those joke ass teams and Jerry’s dumb picks all those years. My guy tried to keep every play alive and it costed him his body, he became brittle by the time we even got our O line. Look at Dak now he has the best defense in the nfl (arguably) and the o line is all that bad, he has ZEKE and struggles to get over 150 passing yards. Romo on this team we are 5-2 easily
Carlyle, you’re a bandwagon Cowboys fan with little knowledge of football. Enjoy your irrelevant franchise, where any playoff victory in the past 24 years has been your super bowl.
@@noahogrady5274 Congratulations on being a headline reader. Yes, he blew some games, but not nearly as many as you would think. Most of the time, someone else was making mistakes and Romo was doing his best to cover it. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't, but he was always blamed as a choker when he couldn't.
2:44 Romo never won a Superbowl, he'll likely never be in the HoF, but he never ceases to amaze me with just how great he was at being a student of the game. Yes he's thrown tons of INTs but on commentary and on film day, he always shined bright. He's literally the chill, grinning, underappreciated version of Peyton Manning. I'd love to see those two man a commentary booth for the night (and see how many Omahas Peyton calls)
@@DYLANAWESOME119 it wasnt made before james harrison and wes welker entered the league. Both entered the league before Romo became a success story, Romo is on this list.
didn't know NTL was abandoned as a baby and made himself who he became. great story, and he chose to give back and be humble, one of the greatest players and athletes in American sports history.
I LOVED watching Warren Moon play football! With a rocket arm and his mobility, he was so entertaining. Not only was he a great player, he was a greater MAN. I am so glad you put Marion Motley on this list. He was an astounding player. He broke not only the color barrier, he broke opposing players. Marion Motley was a star before there was enough attention paid to players of his talent.
Donnie Shell of the Pittsburgh Steelers (1974-1987) was a 5 time All-Pro safety and a 4 time Super Bowl champion. He has 19 more interceptions than the more ballyhooed Troy Polamalu (not saying Troy wasn't great, but I can easily make a case that Shell was better). When he retired, he was the all time leader in interceptions for a Strong Safety with 51(more than Kenny Easley, Brian Dawkins, and Steve Atwater) but he's not on this list or in the Hall of Fame? His career was infinitely better than both Crebet and Romo. Great job NFL! SMFH!
Claude White. dude at that point defenses dominated by a huge margin.it was easy to get interceptions for any db.and also troy. cannot be compared because troy was someone who really did. what the steelers needed to do.he blitzed and also at the same time made picks.it is tougher to get interceptions now than in the 50 and 60s. i hope you understand.and do not ever under estimate troy cause he was someone the nfl has never come by.his plays are just amazing
siddharth kanakaraj I've seen both Shell and Polamalu play in their primes. Obviously, you failed reading comprehension in school because I never said that Troy wasn't great. I did say that I can make a case that Shell was better. Your statement of interceptions being easier in the 50's and 60's firstly doesn't apply to Shell (1974-87) and also shows the limited knowledge you have about football.
Claude White. bruh.first of al i did not fail reading comprehension because i am still only in high school.bro i am trying to say that if he had 30 more picks than dawkins he should be having 60 and i did not see him in the top 10 or 15.
It’s upsetting Dak gets all the credit, while having a way better team then Romo had and doing less with it. If Romo made it through most of the season they had a winning record. Can’t say the same for Dak with a better team.
@@jmpayne333 dez Bryant good o-line yeah .-. He aIso has a good defense so he doesn’t have to go up to 30 every game could see why he doesn’t get all the credit
@@jmpayne333 facts romo never had the team Dak had his first couple seasons and right when his team got good he got injured it’s tragic to think how many people take romo for granted when he always carried the offense
personally i would’ve ranked it- #1 Night Train Lane #2 Warren Moon #3 John Randle #4 Kurt Warner #5 Antonio Gates #6 Marion Motley #7 Adam Vinatieri #8 James Harrison #9 Chris Harris #10 Jason Peters Honorable Mention: Rod Smith Wes Welker Emlen Tunnell Larry Little Willie Brown Priest Holmes all of these guys, plus many more i hadn’t mentioned deserve a spot in that top 10, it’s only a problem when you have way more than 10 guys deserving a spot on that list
A fantastic list, though you left off Donnie Shell of the Steelers - a terrific safety, part of the Steel Curtain, a four-time Super Bowl champion, and a Hall of Famer. On my extended list of 16, Night Train Lane, Warren Moon and Kurt Warner are top three, with Randle, Motley and Gates being fourth to sixth.
C Mistrinho im a pats and butler fan. he is a good player but only been in the league ,3 ,years barely playimln his first year. he very well may deserve to be on this list in the future but right now no way
TheBanditBren you're delusional! His body gave up on him!! Why? Because his owner took forever to get him an oline! How? Because Romo has 248 touchdowns thrown, and do you know how many sacks he took for those touchdowns? 248. So basically, he was sacked for each touchdown thrown. I'm done, making you look dumb now.
"Gosh how did they not know this guy was gonna be just uh, so AMAZING!" This is almost everyone's response, it's easy to have all that hindsight isn't it.
I remember that Kick against my Chargers. We were both in The Playoffs already. We were playing for the best record in the nfl and home field advantage we Vinatieri missed a 31 yarder and we beat The Colts in the playoffs behind Antonio Cromarties 5 interceptions and Darren Sproles absolutely going beast mode....
William got his SB MVP due to an undrafted Left Tackle neutralizing Rulon Jones while opening up the largest running lanes in NFL history for Timmy Smith... Joe Jacoby, who should have been in the top 5 of this list.
Williams was drafted so early because the class of white QBs was so bad. Two of the three “best” - Bill Kenney and Pat Ryan - were drafted #332 (second-last) and #281 respectively, but neither they nor Matt Cavanaugh were more than long-term backups with occasional starts. All but two of the others were out of the NFL by 1981.
Oh shhh... they gotta sensationalize the racial bit ... i'm not sure but i think Canada already was in play 4 Moon b4 the draft n thats why he wasnt picked ... not cuz he be black ...
ll S N A R L ll yes it was because at that time in history blacks were not considered for the position of quarterbacks and yes race played a major part it it.
Are you nuts or did you flunk kindergarten and trust me you have not been watching football since 68 your future is blind and your past couldn't see either zero stupid you loser.
Romo had more 4th qb comebacks from 2006-2014. He is 4th all time in passer rating. Romo was never the problem on the cowboys. Class act and teammates loved him.
Tony Romo was a heck of a player. Had he won a Super bowl, he would be talked about as an HOF player. All the guy did was play his heart out and folks outside of Texas hated him. Cowboy fans loved the guy
What about L OT Joe Jacoby 6'7" 310 pd , undrafted 1981 .....3 time Superbowl Champion (4 played) ...5 time all pro. Anchored the blindside of the line throughout his career and in 1991was on a redskin team that gave up 11 sacks in 19 games. Still a 16 game NFL record. Hopefully he will finally be inducted into HOF class of 2019.
TONY ROMO HAD HEART....WAS A GUN SLINGER.....& COULD PULL OFF THE 4TH QT COMEBACK. "WIN" OR "LOSE" HE WAS FUN TO WATCH BECAUSE HE NEVER QUIT ON A PLAY.... RESPECT 9#
Marion Motley deserves so much more credit and recognition. And to suggest he couldn't play today is insane. MM could be the best RB, QB, WR, Left Tackle, Defensive Tackle, and LB.
This is what makes the NFL so Great! The Narrative! Ed and Steve were great with the camera and John’s voice was a shinning light on such great bunch of exceptionally spirited players.
Being a life time Ram fan, I wanted Warner to win that Super Bowl against Pittsburgh like nothing else. It took two of the greatest plays in SB history to defeat the Cardinals.
I love John Randle’s saying to the ref, “We should hang out, we should go fishing together.” #wise_diplomacy 😀, and much respect -- Randle was a beast.
This list is all kinds of effed up. Adam vinatieri at number 5? over romo and moon? You can find good undrafted kickers all day, you don't find franchise qbs from the garbage heap all that often. I also find it interesting they put warner at number 1, laud him for overcoming his shittiness in NY, and then "resurrect" in az. While they dropped Randy Moss in the WR list for that same reason, but used it as a criticism against him.
Here's a half an hour out of my life I'll never get back. Kurt Warner makes the "All Time" list and WIllie Wood doesn't? These guys didn't do their homework. UNDRAFTED: 8 Pro Bowls (1962, 1964-1970), 5 times First-team All-Pro (1964-1967, 1969), 4 times Second-team All-Pro (1962, 1963, 1968, 1970), NFL Interceptions leader (1962), 5 time NFL champion (1961, 1962, 1965-1967), 2 time Super Bowl champion (I, II), NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 48 career interceptions, Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame. Gimme a break.
Any of these men would seem to be a better candidate than the man listed at No. 10: Donnie Shell, Jack Butler, Willie Brown, Everson Walls, Eugene Robinson, Emmitt Thomas, Emlen Tunnell
Why? Because he was a Jet? He is only arguably the best 3rd down receiver in the league when he was playing. Hell he was 5'10 not a fraid to go over the middle, and caught prettymuch everything thrown his general direction. Hell, he was KNOCKED OUT going over the middle and sttill managed to hold onto the football. How many players today do you think could get knocked out on the field, and still make the catch?
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Warren Moon is the only player enshrined in both the NFL & CFL Hall of Fame. Legendary
Warren Moon was, without a doubt one of the best ever.
Warren Moon was indeed Warren Moon
THAT is an EPIC accomplishment!
Bud Grant was first player to be inducted in nfl and cfl as a pro bowl receiver for eagles and blue bombers and head coach of blue bombers and nfl Vikings. He also only play to play in nba finals and hit a game winning shot for Minneapolis lakers in nba finals. Back than the cfl paid more than nfl fun fact. Warren moon was greatest non drafted player. Not because he couldn’t play but style he played at Washington nfl wasn’t evolved into spread offenses other than landrys cowboys. His time in cfl was exceptional.
Bobby Singh (born November 21, 1975) is a retired professional American and Canadian football guard. He was drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the first round of the 1999 CFL Draft. Singh has the distinction of being the only player in football history to have won an XFL Championship, a Super Bowl, and a Grey Cup
Drew Bledsoe gets replaced by a 6th rounder... and he's like this can't get any worse..gets replaced by a undrafted rookie
He didn't get replaced when Romo was a rookie. Romo was in his third or fourth season by that point.
Dam Son True, but he still got replaced by an undrafted player lol
Ryan C then dak Prescott tom Bradied the guy that tom bradied the guy that tom Brady tom bradied
romo wasn't a rookie
And he was a first round first pick...
Kurt Warner. I am one of a handful of NFL Europe fans (when it still existed) and I used to go to the Amsterdam Admirals games in the late 90's. I got a chance to speak to him once, and been rooting for him ever since. His story has been an inspiration to me. He is the athlete who comes to mind when I think of "never giving up".
U are loved by God And he cares about u so much and wants u to turn to him today so that he can make miracles and Blessings happen? God loves u and the world so much that He sent his only son Jesus Christ to Die on the cross so that we could Have a relationship with him and not have to sacrifice anything and we can inherit Heaven and be forgiven for our sins and repent those sins? God has a plan for u and wants it to happen turn to him and he’ll change ur life in a better way than u could ever imagine He’s helped me with many things and will do the same to u Just turn to Him and he will give u rest and will protect u Because he wants to save u and give you his kingdom of Heaven because He loves and cares about u and died for u so that u wouldn’t have to go to Hell. God bless you and have a good Day❤️✝️🙏Accept Jesus as your lord and savior and be saved repent ur sins But it’s ur choice to make but Jesus is coming soon but it’s all ur choice to make God bless
He's been an inspiration to many !
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he's such a classy man.
Yeah, I saw him once live when Amsterdam played in Frankfurt. Great guy, sadly got injured so often. But then again, coming to the NFL quite late, being NOT the starter twice and still making it as a starter to the Super Bowl 3 times, unique!
I'm surprised James Harrison from the steelers wasn't on this list. He was probably still playing when this came out but still a insane career
I’m with you but what about Donnie Shell? Undrafted in the Steelers draft class of 1974. The greatest draft by any team in NFL history. Finally in the HOF where he belongs. Should have been inducted years ago.
Only undrafted player EVER to win defensive player of the year
Romo is incredible as an announcer. As an Eagles fan I hated him, but now I have a lot of respect for him.
I love him as an announcer. I love when he calls the plays before they run them.
Respecc👊🏼
As a life long Tom Landry fan, I still respected the Eagles. And their FANS. Their humor is unsurpassed. I still remember an Eagle fan, forget the name, in his Will asking for 6 Eagles players to be his pall bearers ... so the Eagles could *let him down one last time.* The poor fan died the year before the Eagles won it all.
#9DC4L
Joe Jackson: Yes sir. #9DC4L
If Warren Moon had not played 5 or 6 years in the CFL he would have been even more of a monster with his NFL stats. I was at UW when he was there.
Scouts screwed that up. He had high draft pick written all over him with the stats he put up in college. But they weren't good enough for him to get drafted.
Maybe have been more towards the cultural tolerance.
Pomerlain89
What? His college stats were mediocre. He averaged 1100 yards, 49% completion, 7 tds and 6 ints. That was his college average.
@@edwardcoit9748 Warren also just won PAC 8 player of the year. And still went Undrafted
Geron Fletcher
Kurt Warner won offensive player of the year in his college conference and went undefeated. To blame racism for Moon not be drafted is wrong. His college numbers are the reason. Another posted stated that his stats had high draft pick written all over him, not even close to the truth.
Drew Bledsoe: Starting the careers of diamond-in-the-rough QBs since 2001.
Kurt Warner is a huge argument to bring up the NFL europe again! Greetings from germany
Kurt Warner lol
To what are you referencing?
@@aspenrebel drew got hurt in new England lost job to Brady....got hurt in Dallas which launched Tony's career...and ironically Tony got the same treatment when Prescott came along
@@aaronbushue499 that's the NFL.
Did anyone stop to consider Donnie Shell? He played 14 seasons, 5 Pro Bowls, 51 career interceptions for probably the greatest defensive team in NFL history. Leaving him off this list is a travesty.
They really only did this list for Romo. They can't get enough of him.
@Philip Columbus Facts
Not to mention HOF, now bolstering the Steelers 74 draft and signings BY FAR the best ever
Damn right I totally agree and why isn't James Harrison on this list
@@rutiliocaballero9505 I agree he never want anything he was a choke artist
Gotta put romo above number 9... he’s been with a couple 10s 😂😂😂
That's probably what he gave them.
@M I'd be really interested to hear what the other 47 countries are
@M
And still had enough left on the field for a double ass-tap...
@M basketball will and is already getting bigger than soccer so no basketball is a world game and it’ll dominate the world
Just imagining Night-train Lane going into Rams facility with a scrap-book is incredible. 14 picks in a 12 game season and when he hit you, it was lights-out. What a story and what a player!
2nd best corner of all time
Just think if he were playing now with the hits he delivered with all the rules now.
This guy would be fined and suspended constantly.
What if there was a Movie about Night Train's career and life...would you go see it? It would be a Block Buster! What if...
Adam Thielen will be on this list eventually.
Soon, very soon
No
Let us dream, Cloutt
Six one hundred yard games to start the season...Nobody had ever had five before Thielen. I really hope he gets seven just to show the overpaid underachievers what real heart can accomplish.
Hope so, he has a few more seasons like this and he will be.
I'm from Edmonton and everyone still remembers Warren Moon as the greatest. 5 Championships he won for us member of the Canadian football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame.
🙏🏽 Thank You
While I've always been a Blue Bombers fan and was too young to remember Warren's playing days (he won his first Grey Cup when I was 4 months old 😂) he was and continues to be a legendary figure in the CFL... and while I love both leagues (Go Packers!), the NFL's mistake was a boon to our game up north.
Wow. I never knew that Warren Moon went undrafted. That is absolutely insane to think about!
Unfortunately he was screwed over by narrow minded.......... He was welcomed with open arms he in Canada.5 straight Grey Cup titles.NFL and CFL hall of famer...Crazy fun to watch.
Him Jim kelly ,Steve young all went to the afl... out of college
Him Jim Kelly, both went to the afl right out of college......Steve young did too
The NFL today is not what it was when Moon played. He actually received death threats for being a black quarterback. We have come far as a society...but still a ways to go.
@@jasonmitchell31680 - afl?
Hard to argue with this list but a personal favorite is Dave Krieg; he had an 18 year QB career, 3 time pro bowler, and went to a college so tiny (Milton) that it went out of business shortly after he made the Seahawks and people barely noticed.
Dude really had one of those great lengthy QB careers like Moon, Brady, rogers etc. might not be in their league but he was a starter most of his career and led a lot of teams into the playoffs.
Agreed. Kreig was a better than average QB in a league where those aren't exactly a dime a dozen.
I think krieg should have been #10 or 9. 266 TD's is extremely impressive
When DAVE KRIEG retired, his stats put him in a list of quarterbacks I remember seeing, and EVERYBODY on the list, except Testaverde, were in the Hall of Fame. # 17 gave this 'Hawks fan a lot of great games and thrilling comebacks.
19 seasons almost 38,000 yards 266 TDS. Wish he had gotten 300 TDS but his 266 is respectable for sure. It was a pleasure watching him and mudbone is a humble man and not full of himself.
To have John randle, Kurt Warner and Antonio gates go undrafted............I have to completely rethink the entire process of the combine and draft. How many other players have they missed?
Gates was playing basketball at the time, so it was easy to miss him. Randle and Warner: WTF were they thinking?
With Randle, he was an extremely undersized defensive tackle from a small Texas division 2 school. With Warner, he was an unimpressive QB prospect from small division 1 Northern Iowa. The NFL draft scouts usually look for guys from big time programs with freaky athletic traits and elite statistical outputs, and as such some great talent falls through the cracks sometimes...
For everyone that criticizes scouts, love to see you try. It’s a nearly impossible task
I agree 1000%
Don’t forget guys like Adam Thielen and Doug Baldwin.
Warner's last season with the Giants (2004) started out with Kurt on fire with a surprising 4-1, 5-2 start. But after two more loses making them 5-4, Caughlin put in Manning who went 0-6 until the last game of the season. The turn-overs were systemic even with Eli at the helm, so it's a little much to say Kurt did NOTHING in New York. They did go from last in the NFC East to 2nd behind the SB-bound Eagles.
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Kurt broke the base of his throwing hand during the Superbowl with the cheap-shot unethical Patriots. It took him a long time to get the hand strength back. Kind of makes me wonder if the officials had been honest and did their job that day, what Kurt would have become. Clearly he had the talent and leadership skills. He took two no-name teams the the superbowl.
but do u know WHY Eli was able to go 0-6? It was because Kurt told Coughlin NOT to come back to him regardless of whatever. He told Coughlin that the kid would figure it out and to stick with Eli. He saw the talent. What a great man.
@@marcoslaureano5562where’d you see that? Because if that’s true Warner should be coaching somewhere.
They tend to oversimplify things on these for the sake of TV. Their "QB Teases" video, they boil down Vince Ferragamo's return to the Rams from the CFL as "he fizzled", when 1982 and 1983, he actually did pretty decently, on par with his personal play stats, and did basically the same save the wins column, but he broke a finger on his throwing hand in 1984, traded to the Rams given Dickerson was THE point on that team, so they couldn't afford to keep a traditional high end QB and RB, and then Jim Kelly finally signed after Ferragamo got hurt again in 1985.
Kurt Warner and the greatest show on Turf. Not a Rams fan, but that was the most fun I've ever had watching NFL football.
Perfect merger of arena style quarterback and arena style offensive coordinator.
Why does everyone hate Romo so much? It's not like he underachieved in Dallas, he was undrafted and put great stats year after year.
The only reason he's not a HoF in my book is because he was inconsistent at making the playoffs (he lost the division title in week 17 3 straight years to the giants, redskins, and eagles).
people should also think about how competitive the nfc east has been most of his career. look at the afc east with one good team (patriots) and three terrible ones during most of brady's career so they make it to playoffs every year
James Burgess considering the Cowboys history in quarterbacks they've had, he did underachieve in the postseason. Meredith, Staubach, White, and Aikman have all played in Championship games except Romo.
He is the all time leader in some major career stats and even a head of Roger and Aikman, he will go in one day but not the first ballot
and he was replaced By Dak Prescott Who will take the Cowboys to the Superbowl unlike Romo
How could he lose the division title one year in three straight years? what you wrote in parenthesis makes no sense.
James Robinson in a couple years: Hold my Martini
@@willbrench924 he said it cause Robinson went undrafted
Same with Allen Lazard.
@@willbrench924 JT wasn’t undraffted
Adam Theilan
@@FirstNameLastName-vf9hf he was I undrafted..
I still remember when The Houston Oilers were playing Kansas City and Warren Moon had 527 yards by the start of the 4th quarter, all he needed was 30 yards to break Norm Van Brocklin's single game record but instead he took himself out of the game and sat out the 4th quarter. Moon just shredded The Chief's Defense that day. Bill Cowher was the D coordinator and Tony Dungy was the coach of the Secondary.
I remember that game. I miss the Oilers.
I think Cowher references that in his book
Always there when you don't need him.
Always there when it doesn't matter.
A'ways there when it doesn't matter.
5:30 😂 he's like chill Romo as he clinched up !
lmao
Gayest thing ive ever scene
@@twinkie4999 I've *seen* worse....... (Like at least three grammar mistakes in only 5 words)
Tom Knapp .i guess you see what you look for.in life there are many reasons to be thankful but many choose to see problems
He gave that boy a whoopin 😭
Kurt Warner is a huge argument to bring up the NFL europe again! Greetings from germany
I knew about NFL Europe when I would play Madden 06. I liked the Berlin Thunder. I'd take them and create a bunch of 99 overall players and the top players in the game and put them on the Thunder roster and use them as my team.
hi from the UK!
Wayne Crebet was Wes welker , Julian Edelman, & victor Cruz back in they day & no gloves Bruh damn...
Danny Rosario edelman was drafted
Danny Rosario, back then was only 20 years ago and they had gloves... He just didnt wear them, and true talented players dont need gloves
He's not saying that in that time period they didn't have gloves. He was stating he did everything without the Stickum covered gloves these players wear today.
Loved Chrebet (and I'm a Broncos fan), he was such a badass. Bummer that he got concussed out- hopefully he's okay these days.
that is a good way to put it..the 'liitle' guys can turn a game...
This is the most shocking Top 10 NFL list. My jaw dropped so many times. I'm glad these guys got their time in the sun after going undrafted. They clearly earned it!
Where the hell is Priest Holmes? He was an undrafted free agent, took home a Super Bowl ring, was a 3 time first-team all pro, 3 time pro bowler, 2 time leader in rushing touchdowns, NFL offensive player of the year in 2002 and lead the NFL in rushing in 2001. How is he not on this list?
He has the most tds scored in a 3 year span too
top 10. Priest Holmes would probably be somewhere between #15-#11.
@@bvbxiong5791 ??? no????? he is clearly better than the 10# person
bvbxiong Holmes should be on there over romo lol
Nah Romo broke NFL records that still have not been broken he is a future HOF and tied for 2nd at best QB for the Cowboys also he is 13th best QB of all time if u look at his stats
Whoever said Vinatieri isn’t an all time great clutch performer in this is just stupid
Not really. He is overrated. People credit him with clutch SB wins, but in the SB against the Panthers, he only made 1 out of 3 attempts. And both of the ones he missed were under 40 yards. But people remember he made the last one (41 yards, not too tough) in that game. He really only had one super clutch kick - and that was the one he made in the Tuck Rule Game to tie it and send it to OT.
CLutch, but not super clutch. In 2002, NFL FG kickers as a whole kicked 40-49 yard field goals at a 63 percent success rate. That's the entire NFL in all sorts of weather/stadiums. Adam was kicking in good conditions and the game was tied, so a miss does not necessarily mean a loss. It was still clutch, but that one in the Tuck game was way tougher - weather was worse and they were down 3 and needed it to avoid defeat.
all I know is, he beat my team in the SB at money-time. the game was tainted by NE cheating, but not the FG.
That goes double for you, John.
He isn't
"Wayne Chrebet makes me thing Hofstra, and then White, which means undrafted" Yo Rich gotta chill lmao
VideoGameVeenok the whitest white guy throwing HARSH shade 😂
There is a lack of player diversity in the NFL.
Max V oh is there now.
Namavoid Kundra yea
Came here for this comment
All these guys have heart and determination. You can’t measure those things on a stopwatch or with weights. For the first name that came to my mind was Warren Moon, doesn’t mean he deserves number one, more than anything the disrespect the nfl gave him.
Jeff Garcia had a solid career for an undrafted free agent. One of the most under-appreciated quarterbacks of the last 20 years, IMO.
Fair point. I'm not saying Garcia should be on this list or anything, but he had a solid career that a lot of people seem to have, unfortunately, completely forgotten about.
It was a tough act to follow after Montana and Young. I always said the guy is the on of the best QB;s ever to throw the ball on the run, across the field.
I would take Garcia as my #2 all day long- it's a shame he wasn't able to put together at least Brian Griese-level career. (i'd also take Brian Griese as backup forever and ever) Admitted Bronco Bias here, but ya know what I'm sayin.
Diego Meredith-Marquez your right he should be in the number one spot really really good carreer qb rating they don't give him credit because he had Terrell Owens rice and Garrison hearst with him but we've seen tons of QBs still suck with superstars around them
Ridiculous. Jeff Garcia??? Underrated players don't deserve to make THIS list. He was a 'DECENT" QB. That's it. I'll give you TWO Pittsburgh Steelers that went undrafted and didn't make this list. Donnie Shell and James Harrison. Shell was a run stuffing, ball hawking, tackling machine who destroyed people, made 5 Pro Bowls and had 51 career INTs.James Harrison? Enough said.
People who should have been on this list Wes Welker,
James Harrison, and Adam Theilan
Adam Theilan is to young
Ethan A2Z he is but he is top 5 receiver in the NFL
Carcmac Gaming It's still too early to tell. There's several Hall of Famers on this list, and besides, this video was from three years ago. He wasn't even in the league yet.
@@cmccarty5090 no hes not probably top 15
Well to be fair, this is an older show
Glad to see The Night Train at #2. Reminds me of Jim Brown. Amazing person, big brain, blessed with talent- and just decided that football would be more fun than a straight job. Showed up, and became the best through sheer force of will. Lane's interception totals are bonkers. In an era of 14 passes in an entire game.
You ever heard him speak?
Night Train's story is incredible like many greats, but his destiny was never in doubt if you knew of his will and determination. Thee Story of 20th Century! 😉
10. Wayne Chrebet - WR - Jets (Hofstra; 1995)
9. 2:30 Tony Romo - QB - Cowboys (Eastern Illinois; 2003; 4x Pro Bowl)
8. 5:33 Rod Smith - WR - Broncos (Missouri Southern State; 1994)
7. 9:07 Antonio Gates - TE - Chargers (Kent State; 2003; 6x Pro Bowl)
6. 12:16 Warren Moon - QB - Oilers (Washington; 1978; 9x Pro Bowl; Hall of Fame)
5. 16:01 Adam Vinatieri - K - Patriots (South Dakota State; 1996; 4x Super Bowl champion)
4. 19:46 Marion Motley - FB - Browns (Nevada; 1946; NFL champion, rushing champion, Pro Bowl 1950)
3. 22:44 John Randle - DT - Vikings (Texas A&M - Kingsville; 1990; 7x Pro Bowl; NFL sacks leader 1997)
2. 27:00 Richard "Night Train" Lane - CB - Rams (Scottsbluff JC; 1952; abandoned in a dumpster as a baby...served in the Army...aircraft factory worker)
1. 29:19 Kurt Warner - QB - Rams (Northern Iowa; 1994; HyVee grocery bagger! Two-time NFL MVP; Super Bowls with 2 different teams)
I think Tony Romo should be ranked better than Rod Smith; Warren Moon should be ranked better than Marion Motley. I agree with Kurt Warner ranked #1. There's no harder and bigger impact position than QB--as good as these other guys were.
Best stories? Night Train Lane and Kurt Warner.
Where's Donnie shell 15 years 5 pro bowl 51 interceptions where's James Harrison why ain't they on this list
James Harrison? I'd probably put him in there over Tony Romo at least.
No way! Rob Smith was PHENOMENAL. He had everything you would want. He had good size, great hands, rarely got hurt, didn't fumble, was a leader, and always worked hard. No drama.
@@theendistheend123 Agreed: Rod Smith was a phenomenal player and is apparently a remarkable human being. I wish we had more men like him in the world, not just the NFL. I take nothing away from his considerable accomplishments in saying Romo was higher impact & obviously, that's a judgment call. I'm proud of both men.
Joe Jacoby - Started on one of the greatest offensive lines in football history in 4 different Super Bowls and was voted to 4 straight Pro Bowls.
...and is still getting snubbed by the Hall of Fame. Just ridiculous that he's not in there.
@@giddle12 kinda reminds me of Donnie Shell. 4 Superbowl rings, a long career, some "infamous" hits (Earl Campbell) and timely interceptions. And he's never mentioned in any top ten
lists
Huge Jets fan but Wayne Cherbet does not compare to Joe Jacoby.
I knew Kurt Warner would be number 1 but I didn't know some of the players on here were un drafted. Warren MOON, Antonio Gates, wow! These stories were so inspiring.
I'm the best undrafted player ever. You'll never know it though.
😂😂
But my Mommy told me I'll always be number one in her book!
What’s funny, is there is no way to contest that. I coulda been a pro bowler receiver. Who knows.
But these guys proved it.
Ah, scuse me. That would be me. All the times I yelled at the TV watching football.... my wife said i should've played.
Willie Wood needed to be on this list. Here is part of his Wikipedia entry:
William Vernell Wood Sr. (December 23, 1936 - February 3, 2020) was an American professional football player and coach. He played as a safety with the Green Bay Packers in the National Football League (NFL). Wood was an eight-time Pro Bowler and a nine-time All-Pro. In 1989, Wood was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[1][2]
Wood played college football for the USC Trojans, becoming the first African-American quarterback to play in what is now the Pac-12 Conference. Undrafted out of USC, he was granted a try-out with Green Bay. Wood changed his position to safety in his rookie year, and played for the Packers from 1960 to 1971, winning five NFL championships.
These guys are killing me with Kurt Warner. "The #1 grocery bagger in NFL history." "I mean, what's a quarterback who can't stock a shelf." Lmaooo
He‘s a Super Bowl winning quarterback is what he is with tons of records and a work ethic far beyond what you‘re used to
Jason Peters a good one too. Not much love for the offensive line on this list.
Also Joe Jacoby
@Harry Engel He's most likely going to the hall what stat matter more
@Harry Engel The only stats that should matter are that he is a 9 x Pro--Bowler, 2 x First Team All-Pro and 4 x Second Team All-Pro and Superbowl Champ. Easily top 5 on this list.
"REGULATORS!!!! MOUNT UP!!"
-The UNSTOPPABLE John Randle
John Randle should be #1, or at least #2. He might be the best DT of all time, or at least top 5. Kurt Warner is not a top 5 QB by a long shot.
4 years later and Warner has a movie about him! That's a true underdog right there!
john randle has to be one of the best defensive players of all time.
If not for fellow Viking Alan Page, I'd say he was the best interior lineman ever.
John Randle is one of the greatest players of all time regardless of his position
@@CelticSlayer93 not even close to a top ten player wym
Moon should have been higher.
Moon was amazing.👍🏼
jamesmiller1972 I’m pretty sure he was drafted
@@chrisschaller9547 LOL.. Warren Moon was NOT drafted... LOL. He is featured on this film. But, I agree he should have been one of the TOP 3.
Jai DaMann wow that’s crazy he went undrafted... I have no clue how Jason Peters isn’t on the list
They're doing the same thing to Lamar Jackson right now lol
I love when Romo calls the game. I always considered him "over rated", but, dam he knows the game!
Warren Moon had the best spiral on his passes than any other QB in NFL history, period! #GoHawks #GoDawgs
It was definitely a no-brainer on Warner going #1, and honestly, even if Romo had won a Super Bowl, I think he'd still be behind Warner.
If Romo got a super bowl he would be #1 on this list. Just for being the only qb to win a super bowl with a trash team would make him a first ballot hall of famer.
John Randle is a beast.
The only Offensive Lineman to shut him up was Larry Allen. Larry Shut a lot of people up. John Randall said he always was very nice to Larry and never wanted to bull rush him or make him mad in any way. I like his honesty.
He's damn scary too
Number 4 reminds me of when Jonah Lomu emerged on the rugby scene in 1995. 6'5", 262lbs and ran the 100 in 10.7seconds. Absolute machine.
0:00 Wayne Chrebet.
2:31 Tony Romo.
5:33 Rod Smith.
9:08 Antonio Gates.
12:16 Warren Moon.
16:01 Adam Vinateri.
19:47 Marion Motley.
22:44 John Randle.
26:10 Night Train Lane.
29:18 Kurt Warner.
Nice to have a Super Bowl 🥣 winning quarterback as number one.
@@TonyArceneaux-uu3cfAt least selling groceries was another way the start the route to NFL stardom. 🛒
i know he's not one of the best undrafted players ever, but Adam Thielen is a sick player.
How about Wes Welker?
if this list was updated theilen would 100% be on the list
Amir Khan Wes Welker is only good because he had Peyton Manning and Tom Brady as his qb he really was not that amazing
So was Doug Baldwin
@@theplayboi9619 Actually, it was his ability to be a receiving running back. Just like Edelman.
"I think Hofstra. And then I think white." Laughed my ass off.
Pretty broad brush you are painting with. I'm white and I laughed my ass off too.
Hofstra doesn't even play football anymore. A lot of good players came out of Hofstra over the years.
Man do I miss Warren Moon and John Randle. Even though I am a Packers fan, these guys made the game great
Enjoyed Watching this Great Video! Thanks for uploading.
As an Eagles fan i was shocked to see Romo 9th and all the criticism that came along with him even making the list.
I can legitimately say he deserves to be on here.
leerey14 dude 8-8 was an accomplishment with those joke ass teams and Jerry’s dumb picks all those years. My guy tried to keep every play alive and it costed him his body, he became brittle by the time we even got our O line. Look at Dak now he has the best defense in the nfl (arguably) and the o line is all that bad, he has ZEKE and struggles to get over 150 passing yards. Romo on this team we are 5-2 easily
I actually googled this after I made that comment, Tony Romo actually has better career numbers than Kurt Warner.
@@WoeIsLee Tony Romo...was "OVERRATED" I AM A COWBOY FAN SINCE THE STAUBACH ERA (My Opinion Overrules Yours) The eagles are trash...BTW
Carlyle, you’re a bandwagon Cowboys fan with little knowledge of football. Enjoy your irrelevant franchise, where any playoff victory in the past 24 years has been your super bowl.
bro romo is one of the most underrated players of all time, not a dallas fan either
charlie kelly But not a HOFer, he deserves the Dallas ROH tho.
MOST underrated? HARDLY. OVERRATED? Certainly. Biggest CHOKER? Certainly.
Aren’t you an eagles fan
william wheeler Best 4th quarter qb of all time. Where does choker come from?
Being a Seahawk fan, I love Tony Romo. I especially loved him holding placekicks. Thank you Tony.
Romo had the good sense to quit while he could still walk.
TheGoldcountry he carried our joke of a franchise and it costed his body a bunch of injuries but he’s forever a legend
I truly believe if he would have been on another team he would have at least 1 or 2 rings but he was stuck on the Cowboys.
Mason Jones he chocked everything
@Jamie Koering he didn't got beat out by Prescott. Romo didn't even got a chance to compete to get his spot back
@@noahogrady5274 Congratulations on being a headline reader. Yes, he blew some games, but not nearly as many as you would think. Most of the time, someone else was making mistakes and Romo was doing his best to cover it. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't, but he was always blamed as a choker when he couldn't.
2:44 Romo never won a Superbowl, he'll likely never be in the HoF, but he never ceases to amaze me with just how great he was at being a student of the game. Yes he's thrown tons of INTs but on commentary and on film day, he always shined bright. He's literally the chill, grinning, underappreciated version of Peyton Manning. I'd love to see those two man a commentary booth for the night (and see how many Omahas Peyton calls)
21:47 The ref jumping up excitedly while signaling a touchdown made me laugh out loud.
Of course today that wouldn't even be a touchdown.
How was that a TD? He was down and touched by defender before the goal line.
No Wes Welker or priest Holmes James Harrison
Terrible list without James Harrison
This was made a while back
priest holmes. the longhorns were putting out running backs at that time lmao
@@DYLANAWESOME119 it wasnt made before james harrison and wes welker entered the league. Both entered the league before Romo became a success story, Romo is on this list.
Wes was clutch during the season but the Super Bowl! Edelman was the best player clutch
didn't know NTL was abandoned as a baby and made himself who he became. great story, and he chose to give back and be humble, one of the greatest players and athletes in American sports history.
I LOVED watching Warren Moon play football! With a rocket arm and his mobility, he was so entertaining.
Not only was he a great player, he was a greater MAN.
I am so glad you put Marion Motley on this list. He was an astounding player. He broke not only the color barrier, he broke opposing players. Marion Motley was a star before there was enough attention paid to players of his talent.
He also did an excellent job with the Houston Oilers offense.
Donnie Shell of the Pittsburgh Steelers (1974-1987) was a 5 time All-Pro safety and a 4 time Super Bowl champion. He has 19 more interceptions than the more ballyhooed Troy Polamalu (not saying Troy wasn't great, but I can easily make a case that Shell was better). When he retired, he was the all time leader in interceptions for a Strong Safety with 51(more than Kenny Easley, Brian Dawkins, and Steve Atwater) but he's not on this list or in the Hall of Fame? His career was infinitely better than both Crebet and Romo. Great job NFL! SMFH!
Why don't we just get all the Steel Curtain players into the hall?
But did he have his own cereal?
Claude White. dude at that point defenses dominated by a huge margin.it was easy to get interceptions for any db.and also troy. cannot be compared because troy was someone who really did. what the steelers needed to do.he blitzed and also at the same time made picks.it is tougher to get interceptions now than in the 50 and 60s. i hope you understand.and do not ever under estimate troy cause he was someone the nfl has never come by.his plays are just amazing
siddharth kanakaraj I've seen both Shell and Polamalu play in their primes. Obviously, you failed reading comprehension in school because I never said that Troy wasn't great. I did say that I can make a case that Shell was better. Your statement of interceptions being easier in the 50's and 60's firstly doesn't apply to Shell (1974-87) and also shows the limited knowledge you have about football.
Claude White. bruh.first of al i did not fail reading comprehension because i am still only in high school.bro i am trying to say that if he had 30 more picks than dawkins he should be having 60 and i did not see him in the top 10 or 15.
This has to be old. James Harrison would be on this list.
this came out in 2010 so yeah
right like defensive mvp, best superbowl interception ever
Agreed, as well as London Fletcher.
NTG *ahem* Malcolm butler
At least ahead of Tony Romo
Tony Romo is ALWAYS underrated. As a Cowboys fan, we were lucky to have an amazing QB. We never gave him the right tools to win it all
It’s upsetting Dak gets all the credit, while having a way better team then Romo had and doing less with it. If Romo made it through most of the season they had a winning record. Can’t say the same for Dak with a better team.
U my friend are an idiot lol you could have gave him everything hed still choke like always in the playoffs
@@jmpayne333 dez Bryant good o-line yeah .-. He aIso has a good defense so he doesn’t have to go up to 30 every game could see why he doesn’t get all the credit
@@jmpayne333 facts romo never had the team Dak had his first couple seasons and right when his team got good he got injured it’s tragic to think how many people take romo for granted when he always carried the offense
@@ScoobyShotU You are the idiot for thinking it was Romo that choked in the playoffs.
One of the first things that Warren Moon did was he thanked Coach Campbell in Edmonton for playing him and QB Don Jonas for mentoring him.
I’m a lifelong Pats fan and Wayne Crebet was one of my favorite players ever.
Excuse You!!! That's it, you're out!!!
Be happy with Edelman, he was also undrafted.
Where is James Harrison?
Dude seriously.
still playing
Yeah but so was Romo and Warner probably too when they made this.
Sean Montemurro this was only 9 months ago warner and romo retired by then.
Sean Montemurro and Antonio Gates...
Doug Baldwin
personally i would’ve ranked it-
#1 Night Train Lane
#2 Warren Moon
#3 John Randle
#4 Kurt Warner
#5 Antonio Gates
#6 Marion Motley
#7 Adam Vinatieri
#8 James Harrison
#9 Chris Harris
#10 Jason Peters
Honorable Mention:
Rod Smith
Wes Welker
Emlen Tunnell
Larry Little
Willie Brown
Priest Holmes
all of these guys, plus many more i hadn’t mentioned deserve a spot in that top 10, it’s only a problem when you have way more than 10 guys deserving a spot on that list
A fantastic list, though you left off Donnie Shell of the Steelers - a terrific safety, part of the Steel Curtain, a four-time Super Bowl champion, and a Hall of Famer.
On my extended list of 16, Night Train Lane, Warren Moon and Kurt Warner are top three, with Randle, Motley and Gates being fourth to sixth.
This was made in 2009, Butler wasn't playing back then, take it easy. Also, Romo would probably be more higher if it was made in 2017.
C Mistrinho im a pats and butler fan. he is a good player but only been in the league ,3 ,years barely playimln his first year. he very well may deserve to be on this list in the future but right now no way
Honestly I think he would be lower now. His faults were magnified over and over. He was not committed to winning an entire season.
TheBanditBren you're delusional! His body gave up on him!! Why? Because his owner took forever to get him an oline! How? Because Romo has 248 touchdowns thrown, and do you know how many sacks he took for those touchdowns? 248. So basically, he was sacked for each touchdown thrown. I'm done, making you look dumb now.
C Mistrinho romo would be lower
butler LUL
"Gosh how did they not know this guy was gonna be just uh, so AMAZING!"
This is almost everyone's response, it's easy to have all that hindsight isn't it.
Ragesauce exactly....the same folk's who thot Ryan Leaf would be good..or JaMarcus Russell. P.U.
I remember that Kick against my Chargers. We were both in The Playoffs already. We were playing for the best record in the nfl and home field advantage we Vinatieri missed a 31 yarder and we beat The Colts in the playoffs behind Antonio Cromarties 5 interceptions and Darren Sproles absolutely going beast mode....
I love the success story of someone that was doubted underrated Underdog and then comes out on top.
This needs remade now. Donnie Shell of the Steelers was undrafted, won four Super Bowls and is now in the Hall of Fame!
Good pick. I tell you another Steeler that I would put on a long list: Ray Seals. He didn't even go to college and wound up a starter in the NFL.
In 1978, that same year Warren Moon came out, Doug Williams (a black QB from Grambling State) was drafted in the first round.
William got his SB MVP due to an undrafted Left Tackle neutralizing Rulon Jones while opening up the largest running lanes in NFL history for Timmy Smith... Joe Jacoby, who should have been in the top 5 of this list.
...and should have been inducted into the HOF decades ago. It's disgraceful that he is still waiting.
Williams was drafted so early because the class of white QBs was so bad. Two of the three “best” - Bill Kenney and Pat Ryan - were drafted #332 (second-last) and #281 respectively, but neither they nor Matt Cavanaugh were more than long-term backups with occasional starts. All but two of the others were out of the NFL by 1981.
Oh shhh... they gotta sensationalize the racial bit ... i'm not sure but i think Canada already was in play 4 Moon b4 the draft n thats why he wasnt picked ... not cuz he be black ...
ll S N A R L ll yes it was because at that time in history blacks were not considered for the position of quarterbacks and yes race played a major part it it.
I'm a been a Rams fan since 1968.... Kurt Warner is the BEST I've ever seen
Are you nuts or did you flunk kindergarten and trust me you have not been watching football since 68 your future is blind and your past couldn't see either zero stupid you loser.
@@demeccadavis5052 I think he means best Rams player ever, or best undrafted player ever
Ahem Brady ahem
Romo had more 4th qb comebacks from 2006-2014. He is 4th all time in passer rating. Romo was never the problem on the cowboys. Class act and teammates loved him.
Tony Romo was a heck of a player. Had he won a Super bowl, he would be talked about as an HOF player. All the guy did was play his heart out and folks outside of Texas hated him. Cowboy fans loved the guy
That's my QB
He always choked in the BIG GAME
That's a pretty big coulda woulda shoulda though
“So In a way that was Captain crunch” 😂
"Wayne C
What about L OT Joe Jacoby 6'7" 310 pd , undrafted 1981 .....3 time Superbowl Champion (4 played) ...5 time all pro. Anchored the blindside of the line throughout his career and in 1991was on a redskin team that gave up 11 sacks in 19 games. Still a 16 game NFL record. Hopefully he will finally be inducted into HOF class of 2019.
As a Cowboy fan I can concur. He should replace Adam Vinatieri on the list.
"You and me should hang out, we should go fishing together"😂😂😂
TONY ROMO HAD HEART....WAS A GUN SLINGER.....& COULD PULL OFF THE 4TH QT COMEBACK. "WIN" OR "LOSE" HE WAS FUN TO WATCH BECAUSE HE NEVER QUIT ON A PLAY.... RESPECT 9#
Romo should be top 5 tbh and I’m a Eagles fan the guy is underrated
Marion Motley deserves so much more credit and recognition. And to suggest he couldn't play today is insane. MM could be the best RB, QB, WR, Left Tackle, Defensive Tackle, and LB.
Still waiting on that Hall of Fame call for Rod Smith.
Exactly. Rod SMith should be in the HOF as does Randy Gradishar. A travesty.
Seriously. I’m no Bronco fan, but he was money......and he don’t even know it.
Unk was a beast with it
Atwater isn’t in the Hall?
He is not. For some reason the Broncos get snubbed when it comes to the Hall of Fame.
Where is Priest Holmes?
Holmes was a monster. Most TDs in a 3 year span
He wasnt drafted because as a senior he was put on the pine by Ricky Williams
@@wessheavner4294
Nevertheless undrafted.
wayne chrebet catches better with bare hands than some receivers do with the new Nike Vapor Jet 5.0 gloves.
Us Canadians wanted Warren Moon. We didn't care what color he was. We still love him in Alberta
Opening line of film: "Wayne Chrebet has to be the definitive undrafted success story in the NFL." So... why is he no.10 and not no.1?
Crazy Steve the opinion of a lifetime jets fan is not going to define a list lol every player has a fan that says they're the best something or other
I see you flunked kindergarten to. Zero stupid zero loser.
If Phillip Lindsay plays at a high level for his career, he could be there.
That won’t happen maybe
If any undrafted player played at a high level for there career they should end up on this list duhh lmao
Lol this didnt age well dude already out of the league
Atlanta has a forgotten linebacker by the name of Jesse Tuggle who belongs on this list at least an honorable mention.
Alan McGinnis he was a mr irrelevant i thought
Alan is correct, and Jessie would be a great addition to this list.
This is what makes the NFL so Great! The Narrative!
Ed and Steve were great with the camera and John’s voice was a shinning light on such great bunch of exceptionally spirited players.
Being a life time Ram fan, I wanted Warner to win that Super Bowl against Pittsburgh like nothing else. It took two of the greatest plays in SB history to defeat the Cardinals.
I really wanted Larry to get a ring
I love John Randle’s saying to the ref, “We should hang out, we should go fishing together.” #wise_diplomacy 😀, and much respect -- Randle was a beast.
One of my favorite is when he ask JJ stokes if he was related to JJ Walker
Sorry baby
OG waterboy
That was hilarious.
I'm a Dan Marino fan, and Warren moon is my favorite passer. Deserves number 1! My opinion
15:35 The guy editing this has an ear for irony. Brilliant my man. Live on strong
This list is all kinds of effed up. Adam vinatieri at number 5? over romo and moon? You can find good undrafted kickers all day, you don't find franchise qbs from the garbage heap all that often.
I also find it interesting they put warner at number 1, laud him for overcoming his shittiness in NY, and then "resurrect" in az. While they dropped Randy Moss in the WR list for that same reason, but used it as a criticism against him.
ftghb not someone as good as vinateri dudes the best kicker ever.
All time scorer in the nfl. Nuff said.
Here's a half an hour out of my life I'll never get back. Kurt Warner makes the "All Time" list and WIllie Wood doesn't? These guys didn't do their homework. UNDRAFTED: 8 Pro Bowls (1962, 1964-1970), 5 times First-team All-Pro (1964-1967, 1969), 4 times Second-team All-Pro (1962, 1963, 1968, 1970), NFL Interceptions leader (1962), 5 time NFL champion (1961, 1962, 1965-1967), 2 time Super Bowl champion (I, II), NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 48 career interceptions, Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame. Gimme a break.
Average
@@howbout2785 How is he average?
What about Night train left in a dumpster. That has to be the roughest start to a career.?
Never heard of him
Any of these men would seem to be a better candidate than the man listed at No. 10:
Donnie Shell, Jack Butler, Willie Brown, Everson Walls, Eugene Robinson, Emmitt Thomas, Emlen Tunnell
Why? Because he was a Jet? He is only arguably the best 3rd down receiver in the league when he was playing. Hell he was 5'10 not a fraid to go over the middle, and caught prettymuch everything thrown his general direction. Hell, he was KNOCKED OUT going over the middle and sttill managed to hold onto the football. How many players today do you think could get knocked out on the field, and still make the catch?
James Schindler No because many of those guys are HOFers
10: Wayne Chrebet
9: Tony Romo
8: Rod Smith
7: Antonio Gates
6: Warren Moon
5: Adam Vinatieri
4: Marion Motley
3: John Randle
2: Night Train Lane
1: Kurt Warner
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I know people gonna come at me for being an eagles fan what about Jason Peters? Future HOF
dude I posted te same exact thing(from Buffalo pov)...
props.
Right
Go Eagles
I think it’s cause he’s still playing in his prime