The WILDEST Way to Miss The Wild Card! (Vikings vs. Cardinals Week 17, 2003)
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2018
- Week 17 of the 2003 season saw the craziest way to lose a playoff berth in NFL history!
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The biggest impact of this win wasn't knocking the Vikings out or getting the Packers into the playoffs. It was draft positioning. Had the Cardinals lost, they would've picked first overall and almost certainly would've chosen Eli Manning. Instead, by the Cardinals winning this game, the Chargers got the first overall pick and chose Manning (whom they'd trade to the Giants) and the Raiders wound up choosing Robert Gallery at #2 (one of the biggest busts in recent memory). That meant the Cardinals would pick third and grab...Larry Fitzgerald.
This win wound up changing multiple franchises' futures in ways no one could've forecast at the time. All anyone could talk about (and still to this day) was how badly the Vikings collapsed and how much of a VIP treatment the Packers gave Nate Poole next week. The Packers would go on to beat Seattle in the famous "we want the ball and we're going to score" game before falling in Philly in the "4th and 26" game.
This season was the biggest heart attack/happiness/depression/amazing season ever.
ZhangtheGreat also a wild Super Bowl between The Patriots and The Panthers.
Absolutely fascinating! I've never thought of it that way.
Good point.
I wonder how Larry Fitzgerald feels about this game in hindsight. Him being a Vikings fan (and even a ball boy) as a kid, he clearly didn't like the outcome of the game at the time.
Ironically, this was the last game Larry Fitzgerald was a Vikings fan.
Dion R lol
@@wondermcthunder8835 it's true. Fitzy grew up as a Vikings ball boy, and as fate would have it, this game, in addition to costing Minnesota a playoff spot, also cost Arizona the first pick...which still worked out, as Arizona's draft pick ended up being the same Larry Fitzgerald who grew up a Vikings ball boy (oh yeah, and Arizona also hired Dennis Green).
Ironically, he's still a fan of the Vikings. They are his second favorite team.
He still loves Minnesota as he has a house on a lake there. I spends much of the off season in MN.
CAUGHT! TOUCHDOWN! NOOOO! NOOOOO! THE CARDINALS HAVE KNOCKED THE VIKINGS OUT OF THE PLAYOFFS
THERE ARE VIKINGS PLAYERS... CRYING ON THE FIELD
Adam E NOOOOOOO
He’s being mugged by his cardinal teammates
@@alexk1682 THERE ARE MINNESOTA VIKINGS CRYING ON THE FELD 😭😭😭
@@andrewk1037 fuck you bitch
Talking about Eli and Roethlisberger in the upcoming draft. This really was the end of an era.
The cardinals played themselves out of having one of them
@@hxrrors6471 Lmao
They ended up getting Fitzgerald, so I guess that’s a hallow victory
@@TheMan750 Fitzgerald has had a HOF career despite playing with mediocre QBs, except for Kurt Warner and Carson Palmer.
@Blue Skeptic Fitz is still healthy and playing. He outlasted both Eli and Big Ben.
Today that last play would have been an incomplete pass lol
Yep, this was the game that made the NFL end the force-out rule
@@ProjectInsight44 The rule was actually still in place up until 2008. I remember them calling it on a TD in the 2006 AFC Champ game
@@geminiman7791 Yeah I believe 2006 was actually the final year of the force-out rule because I think in 2007 the Browns lost to, ironically, the Cardinals on a play that would've been a TD under the force-out rule.
@@ProjectInsight44 No, not true.
I think the Fitzgerald pick worked out well enough :)
This was indeed completely insane and one of the great radio calls too! I'm loving this longer form look at this 4th quarter too.
SPTO Would have worked out even better if the NFL refs hadn't gifted the Steelers a Superbowl against Larry and the Cards.
@@hannanaegeli8289 The refs didn't gift the Steelers the Super Bowl 😂
@@hannanaegeli8289 if anything, the refs gifted Pittsburgh the other Roethlisberger era Super Bowl. THAT game was blatantly rigged from the start.
Josh McCown prolly talks about this everyday w Sam darnold
😂
And Carson Wentz lol
I remember watching this game and as a Packer fan it was one of those moments I didn't lose faith. I was on the phone with my Dad for this whole time and the joy we had afterwards and the excitement during is something I'll always remember. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing the memory with us!
Lol sigh....i remember the shock me and my dad were in as we saw the ending to this game. One of the many heartbreak moments as a vikings fan haha.
Bahaha
@@chris.hartliss lol we'll have our superbowl eventually
I was at that game. The stadium was basically purple even though it was in Tempe.
In our section, there was a Packers fan decked out with cheese head and all. The Vikings losing meant the Packers were in. He went absolutely nuts.
This, of course, lead to Hasselbeck of Seattle stating “We want the ball, and we’re gonna score!” In the Wild Card. Hmmmm.
Pick Six for elimination anyone?
How was your time at the game in Arizona? Just wondering. BTW greetings to you from Scooby from near Chicago.
I was at this game too my dad is a huge Vikings fan. I was 10. Still a vivid memory.
Cardinals games in the early 2000s or always consistent of the stadium being completely occupied by the other teams fans.
The game that perfectly summed up the Mike Tice era.
rogerskolney Mike Tice looks like such a hot head it’s kind of funny
You mean perfectly sums up the Vikings
@@Jesushates6969 Yep I agree. This goes down on a long list of let downs. This goes with Darren Nelson's drop, Gary Anderson's missed FG, Favre's Int, Blair Walsh's missed FG, yada yada yada.
That guy (Tice) should have been fired!
Mike “Miami” Tice
15:21 "TOUCHDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! THE CARDINALS HAVE KNOCKED THE VIKINGS OUT OF THE PLAYOFFS!"
And drafted a childhood Vikings fan in the immediate aftermath.
Great packers fans memory even though this was the 4th and 26 year also which still hurts
I wish social media was around for this
The vikings started 6-0 that season. And STILL missed the playoffs
Trent Holt I know that feeling.. cough.. broncos fan in 2009 lol we started 6-0, lost four straight games, won two more , then lost four straight again to end the season 8-8 and missed the playoffs. Talk about frustrating lol
@@BrOnCoSfAnInInDiAnA yeah but the broncos win Superbowls, unlike the Vikings. It also seems like every 5 years the Vikings start off 5 or 6 and 0 and then fail to make the playoffs
Jesushates6969 In 2016, the Vikings also went 6-0 and missed the playoffs. It’s just something that we’re used to as Vikings fans
@@Li1190 As a vikings fan I've come to learn to not assume we're making the playoffs until we win at least 10 games.
Trent Holt lol, Chiefs every single year starting off whatever and 0, 😂😂😂
I am a lifelong Packers fan and this win is still to this day the most incredible game I have ever witnessed. I remember watching all the scenarios for the Packers to make the playoffs fall apart over the entire weekend of Saturday and Sunday games and being left Sunday evening with needing the lowly Cardinals to beat the tough Vikings team. Then to be down 17-6 with just a few minutes left and winning with no time remaining! Rewatching it still gives me goosebumps.
Forgot that Emmett Smith played for the Cardinals
That part of his career never existed lol I guess some careers don't end on the best of terms, especially those of Legends
While watching the video I noticed that Emmitt did a lot of the little things that don't go on his stats but help his team win. For Example, he dove over the line on the PA to sell the run, got out of bounds after getting a 5 yard gain which ultimately gave them enough time to win the game, and after McCown got sacked, he quickly got the ball to the ref so they could get the snap off. He wasn't very good for the Cardinals, but he was still a smart player.
Ghostwolf34 yes and more importantly he made the players around him better. The Denny green cards teams weren’t bad on talent, but had no o line, run game or QB, but a lot of the pieces were already in place for their super bowl run. Warner was the answer.
Could be worse Like Jerry Seahawks, Tim Bucs or Bruce 9ers
Ghostwolf34 thats what made him great. He did everything and did everything well
15 years later and it's still odd as hell to see Emitt smith in a cardnials unform.
How have I never heard of this game before? Watched a lot of highlights and never seen a highlight from this game. Craziest ending I've ever seen!
I remember it well. I didn’t see the entire game, but they showed the last few minutes on TV.
Ummm how many 4th down conversions did the vikings allow? My god that was hard to watch even as a bears fan
ECHICAGOBEARSDBZ Beardown!!!!
@@johnobrien1759 All I gotta say is in regards to our opponent this Sunday, "Fuck You DOLPHIIIIIIIN!"
3:14 vikings were robbed
@@gusmilonas4140 they robbed their selves by being too incompetent to stop even one 4th down conversion against a 3-12 team
Bears fan here as well. There were to my knowledge a lot of bad decisions the Vikings made in this game - one being a ridiculous pass interference penalty giving the Cardinals a critical automatic 1st down before Nate Poole's heroics at the end.
This was such an amazing time to be a fan of the Packers. In a 3-week span, we saw Favre's "Dad Died Game", then this insanity in Arizona, and then followed by "We want the ball we're gonna score." I've seen them win SB31 and SB45, but that 3-week span at the end of '03 is my favourite memory as a fan of this team. They may not have won the Superbowl that year, but they gave us some of the most immortal moments in the history of football.
My Eagles didn’t win the Super Bowl either, but it brought the fond memory of 4th & 26!
Minnesota started the year 6-0 if I remember correctly and folded down the stretch, only to have it end like this. Not a Vikes fan, but that’s as heartbreaking as it gets.
Btw the Paul Allen call on the final play is PRICELESS.
Here's a little know fact: of the 7 losses Minnesota took, 5 of them were to sub-.500 teams. Oakland, San Diego, the New York Giants, Chicago and Arizona.
Nah when the falcons went 7-1 in the 2015 season (I don't remember exactly what season it was) and ended 8-8 was the saddest thing ever
Aaron Brown ruclips.net/video/mL8S4G9zFK8/видео.html.
And here it is. Just fucking gutwrenching. Paul Allan's radio call
Aaron Brown im a broncos fan and experienced that, we started 6-0 and finished 8-8, but this is the nastiest way to not make the playoffs for sure. The sickest thing as a broncos fan is the 2012 ravens game when jacoby jones tied the game with like 30 seconds left; on the well known for play out here in colorado, "the mile high rainbow" I still am salty and think about that lol so sick
@@sakibfarooqui7869 that's because the Vikings do this every 5 years, everybody expects them to come crashing down from their hot start every year
The fact that he did that with a no-huddle play is absolutely unbelievable.
I love how Mccowns the qb
Family of back up QBs lmao
You need to upload more games with these fun facts. They're cool!
Imagine if the Cards had made the 2 point conversion. They probably would have just gone for the field goal, tied the game up and gone into OT and maybe the Vikes woulda won. Hahaha. Instead, the Cards were forced to go for the TD.
Damn
Lol they should have let him score
I was at this game besides that earlier in the game the Vikings had a 4 and short near the goal line. If they kicked the Field goal it would of went into overtime. Instead they went for it and didn't get it.
In Typical Minnesota Vikings Fashion: They Choke Once again like they have over the past 40+ Years
I'm a Vikings fan but I can't disagree.
@@nathanpeterman2154 Respect for sticking through it all Though at least you aren't a bandwagon fan
As much as I want to... same...
Unbelievable... Kevin Williams was a beast that whole year for Minnesota, Boldin served every CB in the league a whooping. This game was a classic
I remember this game vividly when I was growing up in Phoenix. The state of Arizona didn't bother showing this game locally because the cardinals sucked so bad haha But when the crazy ending happened all the local news who covered sports went ape shit over the ending. I guess they were impressed enough the Cards could actually make an impact of some sort lol. Damn I miss the good days of football
Nfl Ref football in general was better back then.
@Nfl Ref I'm not a Cards fan you asshole, just so you know.
@Nfl Ref And which team is that, fuck stick? The Capitals? Because they just won the Cup asswipe
Nfl Ref not too get penalised for being a Homo but I have admit man your pretty damn funny😂🤣😂
They didn't show the game because of black out rules, the NFL will gladly show shitty teams in their local market as long as the fanbase sells out the game, aka the Cleveland browns or the Minnesota Vikings
No Phil,Eli, and Ben plus Emmitt still playing man this is old school
That’s what we do!
They even mention that the Cards could get a better draft placement with a loss, and try for Eli or Ben.
blahblahghost fitz is better than both combined
LA REPPIN Lakers/Rams #NOBANDWAGONS Urlacher and Lewis are in their prime
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Should have used Paul Allen's call for this video. A classic.
Just go to a different video.
@@robsmith961 What you said. 1 of the 1st vids off here I saved was the Tecmo version of the final play w/ Paul Allen's call. ruclips.net/video/l_wfYAGosi4/видео.html
Nowadays that wouldn’t be a catch.
superligitguy that kind of makes the fact that it was back then even worse for the Vikings
@Blue Skeptic It was maybe the right call by the rule of the time, but the "forceout" rule was dumb. It was a good move to get rid of it.
@@pronkb000
Maybe but the Vikings would have helped their own cause if they'd scored more than 17 points against a team that was dead last in PPG allowed.
In 2003, Minnesota had at least a share of first place in its division from the first play of the first game until the last play of the last game. On this day, with two minutes to play, they had an 11-point lead against a rookie quarterback on the league's worst team. Not only did they lose, and not only did they hand the division crown to their most bitter rival, they didn't even make the playoffs. Leave it to the Vikings.
Great video! As a Packers supporter who grew up in Minnesota, this video brings me back and watching this game is a very fond memory! Thanks for sharing!!!
I was at the Packers Broncos game with my dad. We left when we heard the Vikings were up 17-6 with 5 minutes left (they wouldn’t show the score of the Vikings game at Lambeau so we got that info from a guy listening to the Vikings game on a handheld radio)
My dad and I were in the parking lot and these two guys were screaming like crazy that the Vikings lost. We scoffed thought they must have been screwing around. Then five seconds later we heard the Lambeau crowd start going nuts. Turned on the radio to find out those two guys weren’t joking. DONT EVER LEAVE A GAME EARLY!
As a packers fan this never gets old lmao
I miss those nfl fox score graphics back in the day
Terrell Miller me too
@@TheMan750 for real and who remembers nathan Poole getting a key to city of green bay before they hosted playoff game vs seahawks the next week lol
15:13 this is what we all came here for
THESE VIDEOS ARE GREAT !
This would be a good NFifL because of how the draft would give them the first pick if they lost unless they still go with Larry Fitzgerald
Some of those videos are garbage, though, which is too bad because the idea of it is interesting.
This is a great memory for me as a Packer fan. My Mom and I went to my first Packer game against the Broncos in the freezing cold while this one was going on. We sat next to a young couple who were really nice to seven-year-old me. They had a pair of binoculars they used to watch this game playing in one of the press boxes. When they gave us updates on what was happening it didn't even sound real, like they were just reciting the ideal fantasy situation for the Packers to make me happy. Lambeau going crazy when the final of this game flashed on the jumbo tron was one of the coolest sports memories I have.
I know we could have had the first pick and taken a QB, but I think we’re ok with Fitz
Larry Fitzgerald is obviously a great WR (and maybe the best receiver ever not to win a ring) but the only problem is that except for when you guys had Kurt Warner as QB he’s never had good QBs to work with. Palmer was pretty decent with you guys but he just got hurt too much
I agree with my fellow fan brother it would be better too have a qb then get a wr (via,draft,trade,sign)
back when people still had hope for Josh McCown
I enjoyed him when he was on my 🐻
@@thenextrung in 2013 and they paid Cutler instead
My dad is a huge vikings fan and we were at this game. I was like 10. After the game was over we were leaving everyone stunned. Many swearing.
I had a vikings jersey on and this random older guy looked at my dad and we walking away dejected and put his hand on my shoulder and said
"You need balls of titanium to be a vikings fan, kid".
lmao Green Bay gave Poole the key to the city for that catch? Ha ha classic.
I was just saying that I remember lol
Wow I miss those shiny Viking helmets
jjramos46 so do i
with the purple facemasks too? forget about it!!!!!
I’m a packer fan and absolutely love their new gear. Matte I think looks great. I miss these old cardinals helmets tho
If I recall, the Vikings lost to the Raiders, Chargers, Giants, and Cardinals, who all finished with 4-12 records and each held a top four draft pick. Minnesota completely choked in 2003.
Honestly as a Bears fan I never knew this until a couple months ago. The Vikings were absolutely pathetic that year. My guess is that Mike Tice the HC was treating his players like shit and that's why they played with a guilty conscience and lost. Dennis Green and Bud Grant would have thought twice about treating the players the same way that Mike Tice did.
Scooby Carr yeah I remember some Vikings players from that 03 team said that practices were long and hard and it wore them down, I guess that was their way of saying that Tice treated them like shit. I’m sure for Vikings fans it was insult to injury that Dennis Green ended up being the cardinals head coach the following year. I recall Tice was on the bears staff (I don’t recall the exact years)
Nate Poole never did much but this will be a moment he can cherish for his entire life.
Force out has got to be one of the more dumber rules in the NFL's history
Dominique Rosemond how
assiting the runner is needs to come back.
Considering how offense oriented the NFL is, I'm surprised they got rid of the rule. If you have possession and would've scored if not for someone pushing you out of bounds the score might as well count.
Full of salt are we?
Yeah, let's let an opposing player safley land two feet In bounds without touching them. What an absolute BS rule. Thank god it's abolished.
Remember this game well.. hard to believe it's been 20 years..
This game... I will never forget being 11 years old and watching the end of this game live with my cousins who were all Vikings fans.
Almost twenty years later, and not much has changed for the Vikings lol
they started 6-0 as well
Vikings gon viking
@@navanater123 Yessir
No game will ever be as wild for a team to miss the playoffs ever again.
Oh shit. Forgot about that game. It was nice to see the bromance between the Bills and the Bengals
This can still happen in the NFL today it did last year between the bills and Ravens
I say this as a Bengals and Vikings fan: this game is more epic.
@Wayne Morris The 2017 Bengals vs. Ravens game is right up there since the Bills broke a 17-year playoff drought, but in my opinion, the 2003 Vikings vs. Cardinals was more dramatic because it was for a division title and the Vikings started 6-0.
15:16 that catch by the Cardinals it's similar to the Santonio Holmes catch vs the Cardinals
Except one was actually catch with both feet and the other was only a catch by an absurd rule that was removed because of this catch.
@@mitchellanderson3960 Rule existed for decades before this play and was still around until 2008. I don't like it either but back then it was seen as a normal part of the game
1 dislike is a bandwagon Viking fan
Gotta disagree. Either was Mike Tice, Red McCombs ghost or lack of effort of Vikings team on both sides of the ball. Except maybe a handful of guys like Hovan or Kevin Williams. Looking at you Walker and your pass interference!
Pretty sure those don't exist.
Cypriano Way yeah they do exist they used too cheer for the Washington Redskins.
@@selfhelp9685 nah, why would they switch from a team that actually has Superbowl wins to a team with none? LMAO ahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahaahhaahhah what a dumbass
@@jgtdec29 Who THE FUCK would get on that wagon? Lmao
The painful-irony. A conversion of 4th and 25 got the Packers *INTO* the playoffs. A few weeks later a conversation of 4th and 26 essentially knocked the Packers *OUT* of the playoffs
yep my vikings keep finding a way to lose
4th and 26 would’ve never happened if they won, think about it
Rite cuz the packers be home lmao
McKown - the name rings a bell. Didn't McKown play for the Bears after Arizona? Just wondering.
So I watched the video was posted before this (Titans vs Ravens Divisional Round) and a guy said to make a video about this game and 4 hours later, this video popped up. Wow 😂
Throwback is beast
15:33 my man in the white hat is going threw it😂😂
Cardinals were a frisky home team that year: won this game in memorable fashion, also beat CIN and GB, barely lost to the Rams and Panthers
Cracks me up Smith pissed off when he didnt get The ball on a scoring play
It's amazing to think that the Cardinals missed out on a chance to draft both Peyton and Eli Manning due to week 17 wins.
We got Larry though. Who is still playing and producing. Go Cardinals!!!!!!
Phoenix Cardinals was member NFC East Division 1970 through 1993 and Minnesota Vikings was member NFC Central Division 1970 through 1993 era
Um...they were the St Louis Cardinals from 1960-87. From 1960-69, they were in the NFL Eastern Conference. From 1970-87, they were in the NFC East. In 1988, they moved to Arizona, where they stayed in the NFC East through 2001. When the realignment happened in 2002, they joined the NFC West.
The Vikings have been part of the NFC North since its inception in 1970, although it was called the NFC Central from 1970-2001.
Everything you just said is wrong.
@@bountiful68
I'm so glad you said it, so I didn't have to.
Seamus Aindriu O'Coran You’re welcome 😂
Late 90’s - Early 2000’s NFL was just a different vibe, especially the live broadcasts were just so much more entertaining. I think the voice of the commentators makes a huge difference. The new guys are just former players that yap too much about other topics instead of the game at hand. The classic commentators had strong unique voices that just makes you think football when u hear it.
good memories.
It reminds me the final minutes of the 2014 NFC championship
Packersfan 12 That was a nice memory, also the packers losing in the playoffs every year is nice to.
@@JoshuaZ.64 it reminds me of the final minutes of the 2016 wildcard game
@@andrewk1037 lmao every year except the 4 times they won the Superbowl. If you really wanna see a team losing in the playoffs once every 5 years they make it you should watch the Vikings. Oh wait
Jesushates6969 how do you have Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers for a combination for like 28 years and only have 4 rings not to mention 2 of them aren’t from them.
Anquan boldin had the strongest hands I'd ever seen stud receiver who will never get the credit deserved
I was there at that game for the fan base that endured so much belittling by unruly fans, this was definitely satisfying, It was the most awesome feeling.
Can’t believe this was so long ago. I remember watching.
Same good memories
Back when the Cardinals played in a half filled Sun Devil stadium. Franchise is in much better shape now.
They now play in the state-of-the-art State Farm Stadium, a snake wrapping around a cactus. Hosted two Super Bowls, both including the Patriots and some huge drama (i.e the Helmet Catch and the Interception), and is one of the better stadiums in the league now. It will host Super Bowl LVII next year.
This is an incredibly creative video and I have no idea how how you thought it up but yes very strange game
Honestly had the Cards thrown this game and had 1st overall pick in the draft and chose Eli. I'm sure the Manning fam would of demand a trade just like they did with the Chargers. So he still would of been a Giant.
Who else remembers the mayor of Green Bay giving Nate Poole the key to the city n declaring it "Nate Poole Day" after this game? lmao
I also remember the Vikings somewhat returning the favor for the Packers rubbing it in, when a year later, Randy Moss mooned
the fans at Lambeau Field after a Vikings playoff victory.
@@TheLAGopher and the packers won another SB and the vikunts haven’t won shit ever😂😂 #FuckTheVikings💯🖕🏽🖕🏽🚮
Still
Keep
On
Losing
I’m a Packer fan who went absolutely nuts when this happened. Regardless, the push out rule is silly stupid.
I remember one Minnesota fan say: “ When the Cardinals got that on side kick, I knew the end was near for us.”
Me and my brother where at this game. This game is my all time favorite Cardinals victory. Josh McCown is one tough football player. Sure do miss those Cardinal games at Sun Devil Stadium. RIP Joe Bugel.
I do as well miss Sun Devil Stadium for Cardinals games .. Great place to watch them play!
I’m gonna interpret his ruling, cuz there was a problem with his wiring: it was a touchdown
Yeah it’s not like it says it on screen and the ref was holding up both hands.
Here it is, the season’s on the line!
One of the first of many heartbreaks for me as Vikings fan
Why did the ref clap @ 3:16 lmfao
I totally forgot about the force out.
Hated that rule.
Did anyone like the rule? Defenders weren't allowed to play defense if the catcher was almost out of bounds as he jumped.
As a Cardinals fan I love this game
The season cant end like that. 2003. I was at home watching this.
I was at that game, this is the first time I have seen any play-by-play of this game. High drama! So exciting when they won, couldn't have scripted it better! Totally David vs Goliath.
When the nfl still had that weak ass push out rule. Glad they got rid of it.
Man, those Cards unis were beautiful. Not like the dreck we have now. I was so happy we won this game. I never cared about draft position just wins.
That stadium was empty
9:53 that scene from waynes world 2 where they are ordering donuts at the drive thru. haha
18-years later until today..... gotta love the Cards pissing the Vikings out of the North division title for the NFC.
#GoPackGo #NFL #VikingsAreOverrated
"CAUGHT! TOUCHDOOOOOOWN! NO! NOOOOOOOO!"
You should do the Dolphins/Jets game from MNF in 2000. Week 8 (October 23rd, 2000).
Getting that #1 pick would’ve prevented the Leinert experiment.
john spano
No Larry Fitzgerald either tho
Franchise QB is more important than any WR.
Cardinals haven't had a franchise QB in forever
I remember this game crazy ending
CRAZY FINAL PLAY
This game changed the future of the NFL! Everything changes if the Cardinals get the 1st overall pick. Assuming, of course, that they would have picked Eli.
Good fact
Crazy finish to the Vikings season. Anyone know the song that starts playing at 16:15? Can’t believe I don’t know it, heard it so many times over the years.
DMX - Up In Here
Dude wasnt gonna get his other foot in, but tbh idek bout that forceout rule, came in handy this game
Ah Paul Allen. Loved his soundbytes.
The 2003 fox scoreboard is the most annoying scoreboard in NFL history. The ESPN scoreboard from last year that also turned off is the 2nd worst, but at least it didn’t flash and make a noise every time! Ironically the 2004-06 redo of this one might have been one of the best ever
It doesn't bother me, but to each his own
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH GO PACK GO
It's beautiful :')
A pivotal game of last decade, Chargers win the first draft pick and select Manning to trade for Rivers, Cardinals with 4-12 in the third pick selected Larry Fitzgerald and was the start of the best era in Cardinals history, also Chargers became in contenders and Giants with Manning won two SB. Cardinals played the SB in 2008. This game is one of the greatest what if ever
this was a great game
Remember kids, if it wasnt for Josh McCown, Eli wouldn't have been a Giant