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That pats play is contextually the worst lost in NFL history. Not only was it stupid but it was to our former coach and the TD was scored by our former player.
And it wasn’t the last play of the game, it was the last play of *regulation.* That means all the patriots needed to do was go out of bounds or go down to send it into overtime. They didn’t need to score on that play and risk a defensive score happening. Which makes it SO MUCH WORSE
@@KangasKong9944 The defense puking all over themselves and choking the lead away on the drive before was honestly the worst part of the game, and it's a crying shame nobody ever remembers that.
@@christopherjohnson1873 until we get a bigger thrashing than 55-10 or a bigger blown lead than 28-3, the latter still has to be the worst for a SB. (If only because the Broncos were already expected to get their shit kicked in by the Niners while the Pats were only 3-point favorites against the Falcons.)
Went to Vegas to celebrate my best friends' birthday that weekend in December 2022. We bought the tickets at the last minute when the prices went down and they were good seats in the 200s section. It was our first time going to see Raiders in person. My friend is a die hard Raiders' fan, so for him to see his Raiders win was special. And the way the Raiders won that game would forever be edged in our memories. Absolutely HYSTERICAL.
During the 2024 baseball season, I went to a game where the Mariners lost because Julio Rodriguez got picked off of third base in a profoundly silly way. He had to dodge a thrown bat, and then promptly forgot that the play was still live.
A couple nominees for a potential follow-up: on June 22 2024, the Nats lost to the Rockies on a walk-off pitch clock violation by Kyle Finnegan. The absolute funniest walk-off loss i have ever seen, Michigan's punter fumbling a snap and then scoop-tossing it directly to a Michigan State rusher who took it in for the game winning TD as time expired.
"Have you ever been watching a game of whatever your preferred sport is and your team loses in a way where there's nothing else you can do but just laugh" Believe me, as a Sharks fan, that's a pretty common occurrence
Btw the reason the pitcher in the Mets/Padres game threw to first is that it seems that there were two outs at the time. This means that if the runner were out at first then the run wouldn’t have counted because of the force out ending the inning.
I can give you two crazy NHL losses and arguably an even crazier NHL tie. #1 - In the 1994 NHL playoffs, the underdog San Jose Sharks have taken the heavily favored Detroit Red Wings to game 7 with the score tied at 2 more than halfway through the third period. Detroit goalie Chris Osgood leaves hit net and tries to play the puck up the boards. It lands on the stick of Sharks center Jamie Baker, who shoots it into the wide open net Osgood had just vacated. Baker’s goal stands up as the game (and series) winner. #2 - In the 2010 playoffs, Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle accidentally backhands the puck into his own net in overtime to give the win to the Colorado Avalanche. It was game 3, so it didn’t decide the series - but, in overtime! #3 - The crazy tie is not as well known, probably because I haven’t seen any video of it in decades (so I don’t even know if any still survives.) I do know the game was broadcast nationally in Canada on CBC Hockey Night in Canada. November 20, 1982. Vancouver Canucks are leading the Edmonton Oilers 3-2 with maybe a dozen seconds left in the game and a faceoff in their zone. Vancouver wins the faceoff, with the puck going to defenseman Lars Lindgren in the corner. Lindgren tries to bounce the puck off the back boards behind the net, but somehow ends up picking the corner on his own goaltender, tying the game with just nine seconds left. So the Oilers scored the game tying goal in the dying seconds by losing the faceoff and never actually touching the puck! This was the season before the NHL brought back regular season overtime, so the late goal virtually guaranteed the game would end in a tie.
On #2 Boyle was trying to ring the puck hard around the boards and Ryan O'Reilly made a seriously wild and incredible deflection. Game never should have even been in overtime in the first place but Craig Anderson had the best game of his career. A 51 save shutout against a top 5 offense in the playoffs is the stuff of legend.
speaking of the 2024 Chicago Bears… Tyrique Stevenson taunting the Washington crowd during the final play and then immediately tipping the hail mary ball to the Commanders player for a walk off TD. a couple weeks later the Bears had a chance at a walk off field goal against the Packers that got blocked. Very next week was an almost comeback attempt against the Vikings that ended with an OT loss. the very next week was the Lions game. And then the 2024 White Sox lost a game against the Orioles during a 9th inning comeback attempt that ended with Andrew Vaughn being called out for interfering with the fielder on a pop up when bro did absolutely nothing wrong. It’s been a tough stretch for us chicago sports fans 😭😭
The Pats loss was historically dumb, but I'd put the original Miracle at the Meadowlands as dumber for one simple reason: in that game, the Giants were winning (Pats were tied), and a kneel would seal the win. Instead, botched handoff and goodbye game.
While not leading to a loss but a tie McNabb forgetting the NFL overtime rules and throwing away a pass in overtime was pretty damn funny way to not win at least.
The Lions game was a good example of a game ending due to a 10 second run-off but when the Bears went for a fake spike play late in the 4th quarter against the Raiders but botched it so badly they were called for intentional grounding which came with a 10 second run-off ending the game was better.
Why is 10s runoff, at least in the case of the Lions, such an odd ending, or an unsatisfying one for the Lions or whatever? If you rush for a touchdown up the middle and get tackled inches shy of the goal line with no timeouts and single-digit time left, you are not going to get another snap if the refs immediately know where to spot you. The rule worked completely as intended, by not letting this type of clock stoppage change the "natural" outcome of the game. I find it very odd that this outcome was worth remarking about. What am I missing?
Robby Gordon lost the 2010 Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway on the last lap because he tried to pass lapped car Kevin Harvick, allowing Jimmie Johnson to pass him.
I don't remember the exact date, but there was a game around 2008 where the Dodgers got no hit by the Angels during all eight innings they were up to bat and won 1 to 0 thanks to a walk and some errors
The Mariners won a game on a walk off pass ball from an intentional walk. I can't remember what year, but it was Dustin Ackley who scored. It's this reason that I was against the no pitch intentional walk.
The Patriot who threw the interception gets a bad rap. My guess is that the first lateral was so unexpected, it made him think he had to keep the play alive
There's a really, really dumb one in hockey that people don't talk about enough. It's the early 90's, Blackhakws vs Jets in OT. Hawks Goalie Ed Belfour goes behind the night to play the puck and somehow, it is caught in the air by Nelson Emerson of the Jets. You can touch a puck with your hand in hockey, but you're not allowed to close your hand on it. But Emerson doesn't care. He grabs the puck behind the net, pushes Belfour and tries to throw the puck in the net with his glove. The footage that exist isn't the the best quality, but it looks like he doesn't even manage to put the puck in? And yet, even if it's not clear the puck went in the net, and even if it's obviously highly illegal to throw the puck in the net for a goal, this play ended the game and gave the Jets the win. Go figure.
The most hilarious thing about this is that there was technically video replay. However, I think at the time, the video room can only say if the puck went in or not (or something like that), and someone throwing the puck wasn't something they could call. Since they deemed it "inconclusive" that the puck went in or out, the ref's call stood, which infuriated Darryl Sutter, only in his second coaching season
You missed the funniest part of the Bears' play against the lions. That decision making was on the coach, Matt Eberflus. It's up to him to decide how to manage the clock there, and they had a timeout to burn IF miscommunication was an issue. But even better, in the postgame press conference, he defended not only the thought process BUT WAS CONFIDENT THAT THE EXACT SEQUENCE THAT HAPPENED HAD NOTHING WRONG. Even if there was miscommunication or some mistake, he had a timeout, and the braindead confidence that he was right literally got him fired, basically on the spot.
I can’t remember the date but there was a brewers cardinal game back in either 2018 or 19 and it both started with and ended with back to back homeruns, the only game ever to have that happen
Not mentioned in the Bruntlett play, he made an error and couldn’t field another ball that was ruled a hit that resulted in the two runners that he got out on the play to reach base.
7:36 This heathen of a play was just the poisonous cherry on top of the turd Sundae that was this game. This play happened after; - Mac had 2 touchdowns called back on the SAME DRIVE because Belichick stupidly called a timeout before the first and the waste of talent Jonnu Smith false started on the second, forcing them to just a field goal (a mere microcosm of how ABYSMAL the Pats were in the redzone). - Peppers doesn't pay attention during a punt and misses his pickup and the punt gets blocked and Raiders score right before halftime. - Pats defense horrendously and embarrassingly chokes away an 80+ yard game-tying TD drive after forcing the Raiders to a 4th and 10, with less than 2 minutes in the game, with no timeouts left, after surrendering only 50 yards of offense in the ENTIRE SECOND HALF, by playing PREVENT! (It's baffling how I almost never hear anyone give either Bill or Steve Belichick shit for this atrocity, guess I'm the only one that remembers...) I'm a Pats fan, but this play will never be funny, if anything, it was just a sign that Bill's time was waning.
The 10-second run-off sounds like a flawed rule that needs to be adjusted. If it was obvious to everyone that the ball was down short, OBVIOUSLY, the offense would call a time out, and try again. A team shouldn't be penalized to the point of losing because of the imposition of an official review. It's an easy fix. Allow the team to retroactively call a timeout once the call goes against them. There's no abuse if a timeout is used. And if you're out of timeouts, you get the 10-second run-off.
The worst loss I’ve ever seen and it ended a career. 2007 Dallas Stars, Patrik Stefan. They were up 5-4 with 17 seconds and edmontons goalie is pulled. Patrik strips the puck in the offensive zone with no goalie with 13 seconds left to ice the game by two scores. Completely fumbles the completely free net super embarrassingly Edmonton take the puck with 12 seconds left moves it down the ice to score and force overtime where the stars go on to lose. Doesn’t get worse than that. Though as a Chicago fan that loss increased our odds to get the number 1 overall pick which we did get and turned into Patrick Kane lol
Can you please stop bringing up hockey as if it's some foreign thing, and just cover it? Or just don't. It's way more patronizing to us when you bring up "hey, look! i did the hockey! i have no idea about the sport so I'm telling you now!"
i didn't realize you and mike didn't know each other. OItherwise the opening bit for the aura sponsorship looks rather dumb. alslo in the mets-padres example either teh graphic is wrong or the voice over is. The graphic says 7/16-2016 and the voice over says July 20th, 2014
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That pats play is contextually the worst lost in NFL history. Not only was it stupid but it was to our former coach and the TD was scored by our former player.
And it wasn’t the last play of the game, it was the last play of *regulation.* That means all the patriots needed to do was go out of bounds or go down to send it into overtime. They didn’t need to score on that play and risk a defensive score happening. Which makes it SO MUCH WORSE
@@KangasKong9944 The defense puking all over themselves and choking the lead away on the drive before was honestly the worst part of the game, and it's a crying shame nobody ever remembers that.
Contextually the worst loss would have to be a playoff game. Probably a Super Bowl
@@christopherjohnson1873 until we get a bigger thrashing than 55-10 or a bigger blown lead than 28-3, the latter still has to be the worst for a SB. (If only because the Broncos were already expected to get their shit kicked in by the Niners while the Pats were only 3-point favorites against the Falcons.)
Jakobi Meyers was returning from a concussion. He was concussed by Demar Hamlin.
Went to Vegas to celebrate my best friends' birthday that weekend in December 2022. We bought the tickets at the last minute when the prices went down and they were good seats in the 200s section. It was our first time going to see Raiders in person. My friend is a die hard Raiders' fan, so for him to see his Raiders win was special. And the way the Raiders won that game would forever be edged in our memories. Absolutely HYSTERICAL.
forever WHAT in your memories?
I got one. Brad Marchand grazing the puck on a shootout attempt against the Flyers will always bring a smile to my face.
During the 2024 baseball season, I went to a game where the Mariners lost because Julio Rodriguez got picked off of third base in a profoundly silly way. He had to dodge a thrown bat, and then promptly forgot that the play was still live.
Oh my god I was watching that game live. Pretty much sums up, our lovely Mariners 🤣
A couple nominees for a potential follow-up: on June 22 2024, the Nats lost to the Rockies on a walk-off pitch clock violation by Kyle Finnegan.
The absolute funniest walk-off loss i have ever seen, Michigan's punter fumbling a snap and then scoop-tossing it directly to a Michigan State rusher who took it in for the game winning TD as time expired.
I was at that Rockies game. Nobody knew what happened until the announcers said it
"Have you ever been watching a game of whatever your preferred sport is and your team loses in a way where there's nothing else you can do but just laugh"
Believe me, as a Sharks fan, that's a pretty common occurrence
Btw the reason the pitcher in the Mets/Padres game threw to first is that it seems that there were two outs at the time. This means that if the runner were out at first then the run wouldn’t have counted because of the force out ending the inning.
I can give you two crazy NHL losses and arguably an even crazier NHL tie.
#1 - In the 1994 NHL playoffs, the underdog San Jose Sharks have taken the heavily favored Detroit Red Wings to game 7 with the score tied at 2 more than halfway through the third period. Detroit goalie Chris Osgood leaves hit net and tries to play the puck up the boards. It lands on the stick of Sharks center Jamie Baker, who shoots it into the wide open net Osgood had just vacated. Baker’s goal stands up as the game (and series) winner.
#2 - In the 2010 playoffs, Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle accidentally backhands the puck into his own net in overtime to give the win to the Colorado Avalanche. It was game 3, so it didn’t decide the series - but, in overtime!
#3 - The crazy tie is not as well known, probably because I haven’t seen any video of it in decades (so I don’t even know if any still survives.) I do know the game was broadcast nationally in Canada on CBC Hockey Night in Canada. November 20, 1982. Vancouver Canucks are leading the Edmonton Oilers 3-2 with maybe a dozen seconds left in the game and a faceoff in their zone. Vancouver wins the faceoff, with the puck going to defenseman Lars Lindgren in the corner. Lindgren tries to bounce the puck off the back boards behind the net, but somehow ends up picking the corner on his own goaltender, tying the game with just nine seconds left. So the Oilers scored the game tying goal in the dying seconds by losing the faceoff and never actually touching the puck! This was the season before the NHL brought back regular season overtime, so the late goal virtually guaranteed the game would end in a tie.
On #2 Boyle was trying to ring the puck hard around the boards and Ryan O'Reilly made a seriously wild and incredible deflection.
Game never should have even been in overtime in the first place but Craig Anderson had the best game of his career. A 51 save shutout against a top 5 offense in the playoffs is the stuff of legend.
speaking of the 2024 Chicago Bears… Tyrique Stevenson taunting the Washington crowd during the final play and then immediately tipping the hail mary ball to the Commanders player for a walk off TD. a couple weeks later the Bears had a chance at a walk off field goal against the Packers that got blocked. Very next week was an almost comeback attempt against the Vikings that ended with an OT loss. the very next week was the Lions game. And then the 2024 White Sox lost a game against the Orioles during a 9th inning comeback attempt that ended with Andrew Vaughn being called out for interfering with the fielder on a pop up when bro did absolutely nothing wrong. It’s been a tough stretch for us chicago sports fans 😭😭
The Pats loss was historically dumb, but I'd put the original Miracle at the Meadowlands as dumber for one simple reason: in that game, the Giants were winning (Pats were tied), and a kneel would seal the win. Instead, botched handoff and goodbye game.
12:50 that was also Joe Nathan’s 300th career save
While not leading to a loss but a tie McNabb forgetting the NFL overtime rules and throwing away a pass in overtime was pretty damn funny way to not win at least.
That's the game where he learned the NFL had ties, right?
@@nicholasweaver2374 Yup lol
That last MLB forfeit, was the day I was born
your birth led to the dodgers' forfeit
Steve Smith. Yup, you’re not a 45 year old hockey fan. I recall that name clearly. 😂 9:50
As a Bears fan I hope he doesn't do the Thanksgiving Day disaster....oh cmon man.
That wasn’t even the worst one of the season
The Lions game was a good example of a game ending due to a 10 second run-off but when the Bears went for a fake spike play late in the 4th quarter against the Raiders but botched it so badly they were called for intentional grounding which came with a 10 second run-off ending the game was better.
Why is 10s runoff, at least in the case of the Lions, such an odd ending, or an unsatisfying one for the Lions or whatever? If you rush for a touchdown up the middle and get tackled inches shy of the goal line with no timeouts and single-digit time left, you are not going to get another snap if the refs immediately know where to spot you. The rule worked completely as intended, by not letting this type of clock stoppage change the "natural" outcome of the game. I find it very odd that this outcome was worth remarking about. What am I missing?
@salvadorromero9712 I'm guessing you're missing a chromosome.
Mets fan here. I remember the triple play and Castillo dropping that pop-up like it was yesterday. It's not easy being a Met fan.
Yeah baby
Robby Gordon lost the 2010 Toyota Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway on the last lap because he tried to pass lapped car Kevin Harvick, allowing Jimmie Johnson to pass him.
Making the editor work overtime in this one!
Yeah I make a lot of work for my later self to do lol
I don't remember the exact date, but there was a game around 2008 where the Dodgers got no hit by the Angels during all eight innings they were up to bat and won 1 to 0 thanks to a walk and some errors
I just wanna say the Eric Bruntlett game was a formative bad experience in my life
white sox had to forfeit after their disco demolition, if i recall correctly
The Mariners won a game on a walk off pass ball from an intentional walk. I can't remember what year, but it was Dustin Ackley who scored. It's this reason that I was against the no pitch intentional walk.
The Patriot who threw the interception gets a bad rap. My guess is that the first lateral was so unexpected, it made him think he had to keep the play alive
There's a really, really dumb one in hockey that people don't talk about enough. It's the early 90's, Blackhakws vs Jets in OT. Hawks Goalie Ed Belfour goes behind the night to play the puck and somehow, it is caught in the air by Nelson Emerson of the Jets.
You can touch a puck with your hand in hockey, but you're not allowed to close your hand on it. But Emerson doesn't care. He grabs the puck behind the net, pushes Belfour and tries to throw the puck in the net with his glove. The footage that exist isn't the the best quality, but it looks like he doesn't even manage to put the puck in?
And yet, even if it's not clear the puck went in the net, and even if it's obviously highly illegal to throw the puck in the net for a goal, this play ended the game and gave the Jets the win. Go figure.
The most hilarious thing about this is that there was technically video replay. However, I think at the time, the video room can only say if the puck went in or not (or something like that), and someone throwing the puck wasn't something they could call. Since they deemed it "inconclusive" that the puck went in or out, the ref's call stood, which infuriated Darryl Sutter, only in his second coaching season
You missed the funniest part of the Bears' play against the lions. That decision making was on the coach, Matt Eberflus. It's up to him to decide how to manage the clock there, and they had a timeout to burn IF miscommunication was an issue. But even better, in the postgame press conference, he defended not only the thought process BUT WAS CONFIDENT THAT THE EXACT SEQUENCE THAT HAPPENED HAD NOTHING WRONG. Even if there was miscommunication or some mistake, he had a timeout, and the braindead confidence that he was right literally got him fired, basically on the spot.
11:43 at least you got the month right
Man I felled off
That was amazing, good job.
I can’t remember the date but there was a brewers cardinal game back in either 2018 or 19 and it both started with and ended with back to back homeruns, the only game ever to have that happen
Jesus. There are more errors with the script than in the clips you showed 😂
How do you think I felt editing this with no time left to re-record any of the lines 😔
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Not mentioned in the Bruntlett play, he made an error and couldn’t field another ball that was ruled a hit that resulted in the two runners that he got out on the play to reach base.
That steve smith own goal was on his birthday too😂
Why were they just leaving seagulls in left field?
7:36 This heathen of a play was just the poisonous cherry on top of the turd Sundae that was this game. This play happened after;
- Mac had 2 touchdowns called back on the SAME DRIVE because Belichick stupidly called a timeout before the first and the waste of talent Jonnu Smith false started on the second, forcing them to just a field goal (a mere microcosm of how ABYSMAL the Pats were in the redzone).
- Peppers doesn't pay attention during a punt and misses his pickup and the punt gets blocked and Raiders score right before halftime.
- Pats defense horrendously and embarrassingly chokes away an 80+ yard game-tying TD drive after forcing the Raiders to a 4th and 10, with less than 2 minutes in the game, with no timeouts left, after surrendering only 50 yards of offense in the ENTIRE SECOND HALF, by playing PREVENT! (It's baffling how I almost never hear anyone give either Bill or Steve Belichick shit for this atrocity, guess I'm the only one that remembers...)
I'm a Pats fan, but this play will never be funny, if anything, it was just a sign that Bill's time was waning.
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I wouldve included the browns blocked punt that was returned for a touchdown against the ravens in 15
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I want to say that an unassisted triple play did end a game back in the lage 1800s or early 1900s
Anything if you want, thank you!
The 10-second run-off sounds like a flawed rule that needs to be adjusted.
If it was obvious to everyone that the ball was down short, OBVIOUSLY, the offense would call a time out, and try again. A team shouldn't be penalized to the point of losing because of the imposition of an official review.
It's an easy fix. Allow the team to retroactively call a timeout once the call goes against them.
There's no abuse if a timeout is used. And if you're out of timeouts, you get the 10-second run-off.
Great video
You forgot the fact that the Bears head coach Matt Eberflus got fired after the game
As a Bills fan: the ending of the Broncos game in 2023 or Vikings game in 2022
As a Rutgers fan: the ending of the Illinois game this season
i remember watching the joe nathan game live and if i’m not mistaken it was his 300th save as well, please fact check me
It was yeah they were talking about it in the clip I used
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how did you include one single hockey example and it wasn't the THEY LOST TO A FOURTY TWO YEAR OLD ZAMBONI DRIVER!!! WHO WORKS FOR THEM!!! game?!?
The Packers offense not showing up in the playoffs this year.
the lions lost in the playoffs and now you remind me of that bs 10 second runoff ending ;-;
Spare me
If the fifth down isn't in this I'llbe pissed 1:00
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What song is used in the background at 8:40
Gruntilda's Lair from Banjo-Kazooie
Of course the Mets start off this list💀
The worst loss I’ve ever seen and it ended a career. 2007 Dallas Stars, Patrik Stefan. They were up 5-4 with 17 seconds and edmontons goalie is pulled. Patrik strips the puck in the offensive zone with no goalie with 13 seconds left to ice the game by two scores. Completely fumbles the completely free net super embarrassingly Edmonton take the puck with 12 seconds left moves it down the ice to score and force overtime where the stars go on to lose. Doesn’t get worse than that.
Though as a Chicago fan that loss increased our odds to get the number 1 overall pick which we did get and turned into Patrick Kane lol
Heyo SRS can you do a vid on Jamall Williams? It’d be sickkkk
11:45 July 20th, 2014
I'm Yankees fan so yes I'm a certified Mets hater.
ad part was 2 mins too long XD
1:16 second time
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The patriots player covering him was the pat’s overrated fat qb I wouldn’t expect him to have much defensive prowess
So we’re just going to ignore game 4 of the 2013 World Series ending on a pickoff?
How about disco demonition night
What’s 6+6+6+6x0
Can you please stop bringing up hockey as if it's some foreign thing, and just cover it? Or just don't. It's way more patronizing to us when you bring up "hey, look! i did the hockey! i have no idea about the sport so I'm telling you now!"
i didn't realize you and mike didn't know each other.
OItherwise the opening bit for the aura sponsorship looks rather dumb.
alslo in the mets-padres example either teh graphic is wrong or the voice over is. The graphic says 7/16-2016 and the voice over says July 20th, 2014
I do know mike i'm confused what you're talking about lol
Why don’t you say names