That last drive against AZ has two of the best throws I'll see in my life. I don't care if Mahomes does a 360 no look pass, those back to back hail Mary's is something that I'm sure that will never be done again.
@@edgarmanuelzetinaaguilar6972 - Absolutely...the 4th down throw from the end zone under pressure, falling left is one of the best throws every. I feel like the Packers should've gone for 2 after the double hail mary....get 2 yards on 1 play and you steal a Win. Instead we get basically walked off by Larry Fitzgerald on a broken play.
@@suspect3539 If they went for 2 and got it it's legit a top 10 playoff game--maybe even just NFL game--of all time. It's still very impressive but damn if I didn't want McCarthy to actually take a risk for once
@@suspect3539 as a Cardinals fan, I wouldn’t have been mad if Green Bay had pulled off that win. Honestly, it’s one of the best games I’ve ever seen based on the ending of the 4th quarter/overtime
Ever since I saw the Minnesota series, I couldn't help but hope we'd see the Lions get their own. Unfortunstely, I'm not sure there's much of a narrative other than "they were bad since the Korean War minus a few seasons." If they do something spectacular this year, that could be quite the story, though....
probably not for a while. they’ll likely give us another 7 hr baseball or basketball story before we get another football one….and honestly? i see the bills or chargers getting that video first, since vikes and falcons are both NFC teams
Someone should ask Urinatingtree to make a better video on the lions that is more like his Browns video and isnt just "lmao 0-16"", "lol barry sanders retired early".
It’s really weird you didn’t mention the review of that face mask call, because it’s one of the biggest feathers in the ref conspiracy cap for the lions. Multiple replays showed he grabbed his shoulder pad. Truly one of the most Lions moments, they can’t even get a call reviewed in a rewinder episode 😂
Yeah this video is some ole bullshit. Completely playing into the hagiography of Rodgers and the mythology of that drunken, dairy-addicted, degenerate franchise in Wisconsin.
@@NoEphingIdeaIt's very clearly not, facemask you have to grasp the facemask and turn it. Defender never grabbed it, he just hit it with his hand. If you're arguing this is a facemask, you have to argue that literally every stiff arm is also a facemask because that's the same thing that happened here.
I remember watching that game live and, being a Lions fan and having seen this dance play out so, so many times before, the moment that flag was thrown I told my roommate "Packers are gonna win." It especially hurt when you saw the replay and realized that the facemask, well, wasn't.
Watch it in real time, it's a facemask. Watching it in slowmo on the broadcast really makes it look like it wasn't a facemask but life ain't in slow motion, his head was clearly pulled and helmet moved by the hand right in clear view of the ref. Regardless of how egregious/not egregious the foul was, it's gonna get called 99% of the time in those scenarios because it meets the criteria of what the refs are supposed to watch for.
My earliest NFL memory as a child, growing up in the Detroit area, was watching the Lions lose to the Bears on Thanksgiving in 1980. That kickoff return for a TD in OT created a blueprint for the Lion's tradition of losing games in dramatic fashion.
You forgot to mention that the facemask call... wasn't even a facemask. There should've been no penalty. That said, as a Lions fan, even though we fell just shy of the playoffs last year, sweeping the Packers as well as destroying their playoff hopes AT Lambo in the last game of the season was a solid consolation prize.
Saw this live at 11 years old. Came two years after the 61 yd career high FG by Justin Tucker which I also saw live (Funnily enough he would break that record against the Lions again on a questionable no call for delay of game) I sobbed at both of those. It was so hard being a Lions fan. Things look better now, but we really don't know until the end. I'm forever loyal to this team
What does it matter, if you can get an advantage then do it. I don’t think you would complain if the vikings got a game-saving call, even if it was blatantly ass.
Full disclosure, lions fan here. Kind of crazy this video brushes past the phantom face mask controversy. The entire play hinges on that call, and it’s not even a footnote in this video. I’ve come to terms with this play but to do an entire rewind and not even talk about the penalty that created the “miracle” is…. an odd choice.
I mean, the play is shown in the video? The Rewinder isn’t here to bring back arguments over whether it should have been called or not. It here to show a moment in history, and it’s insane to think they couldn’t stop a 61-yard Hail Mary, gift or not.
because it’s not important. there are always calls that change who wins the game, but fans only care when it’s directly preceding a play. it’s recency bias and it’s silly
I was at this game, sitting in the opposite endzone. I have never experience something so crazy in my life, and probably never will. The shift in energy in the stadium the last few plays was indescribable
Gotta love how the Falcon's fan at Secret Base neglects to at all mention the phantom facemask and slants everything against the Lions, right after they beat the Falcons.
I was attending college in NW Ohio at the time. Just a few days before, the Cleveland Browns lost in extraordinary fashion on a Kick Six to the Baltimore Ravens in front of a wild Dawg Pound on Monday Night Football. Sitting amongst stunned Browns fans, I exclaimed, "I can't think of a more painful way to lose a football game." Flash-forward a few days later to Thursday Night Football. I was screaming my ass off when Taylor got the sack on Aaron only for all that excitement to be deflated with the flag thrown on the "facemask" call. As soon as they called the penalty, I exclaimed to the crowd that the Lions were about to lose the game in heartbreaking fashion. Sure enough, Rodgers got a untimed snap and the rest is history. This one loss was painful. To that point, it hurt more than the Calvin Johnson negated TD against the Bears in '09 or the Texans Thanksgiving Fiasco in '12 or the Calvin Johnson fumble against the Seahawks only a few months before this game. I refuse to this day to call it the Miracle in Motown and rather the Fail Mary because of the bad facemask call by the Refs. To think we're on the cusp of more painful losses like the Golden Tate 10 second runoff incident against the Falcons in '17 or the Swift TD drop against the Bears in '20 or the Justin Tucker kick
Man, you hit plenty of this millennia's highlights (lowlights?), and those are just the end-of-game losers. The Dallas playoff DPI flag pick up is right up there too.
@@houseofholy I don't think it was a terrible call - but it certainly was the wrong one. From the ref's vantage point (and even ours at home) it looked like an obvious facemask. Wasn't until we got a better angle and a slomo that we could see it wasn't. And since penalties like that don't have the luxury of a booth review...
@@joel29585 Devin Taylor (98) is my cousin. It breaks my heart that this bad call derailed his career, but even I can admit it did LOOK like a facemask (and a bad one) in real time.
Remember this like it was yesterday, as a 30-year diehard Lions fan, this is a perfect example of what we’ve dealt with year in year over three decades. Terrible call on the penalty prior to the Hail Mary. Either way, now is the time we take the step forward we’ve always been waiting on. New leadership from top down has us going to places we’ve never been before..GO LIONS
I can go opposite that and say as A 30 yo packers fan this is a perfect example of what we have also faced. Things just seemed to fall into place for us along the way so often. U guys did have the best ever rb. I, beginning to think no one could ever do what Barry sanders could on the field
You forgot the best part. This WAS NOT a facemask, the replay clearly showed that while he touched his helmet he did not pull him down by it or touch the facemask at all. God I hope we win tomorrow
ruclips.net/video/QdNGilj0LWc/видео.html 11:11 - missed Lions PI which would've set up Crosby with a makeable field goal 11:56 - look at his thumb... he does touch the facemask which is all that's needed
Good to see other folks remember that. Didn't show the replay of it either. Come on now, Secret Base. I expect more thorough research in you deep rewind story telling. Can't skip the Lions v. Packers AND the refs angle.
@@nw4042Vikings fan here and I remember that bullshit facemask call. I seem to recall seeing a replay of it and there was NO facemask. Typical call that the Packers always seem to get. As I recall the ref that made the call was behind the play and couldn't have even seen a facemask had it actually happened.
I remember watching this at a local bowling alley for their college night and the collective groan and disdain of that entire building for that Hail Mary. Good times, good times...
Rewinder: 2006 Orange Bowl 3OTs Beef History: Lindros vs Flyers Organization Overlap: Greatest College Football Coach (Saban) and the Greatest NFL Coach (Belichick) coaching in the same division Untitled: Ken Griffey Junior Untitled: Jim Kelly Collapse: Early 90s Bills Untitled: Red Sox Players (particular Yaz) Prism: Steph Curry and all those mid major players Rewinder: The Catch By Willie Rewinder: Hank Aaron and Bonds breaking the respective HR record Untitled: Don Nelson
Odd that this video doesn’t even mention that the “facemask” penalty that set up the Hail Mary wasn’t really a penalty. The defender’s fingers brushed across Rodgers’s facemask and Rodgers turned his own head, perhaps to help sell it. Sucks that it wasn’t even a footnote.
He knows he'll draw the flag if the refs see a hand near his face and he moves his head. Yes, the way Rogers sold it would have made Manu Ginobili proud.
Aaron turned his head, his facemask was not pulled. The defender's hand did touch his mask but his fingers did not reach inside the mask or pull on it. You can watch the video. Aaron turns his head, and then the open hand palm goes over the mask. Yes there was probably a tug on it but the defender clearly did not pull on it. That's just 1 play but it just happens to be 1 play that really matters in the eyes of Detroit fans. They got away with small bad calls too but it's always the last call or game lead changing calls that people remember.
Refs missing calls left and right on that final drive. Im surprised the video doesnt include close ups of the "facemask" also the last play the lions right defemcive end was held on the winning touchdown.
I've opened this video and paused it, I'm trying to decide if I can bring myself to watch it. I at least have faith that the video will acknowledge the BS of the Hail Mary attempt even being able to happen, which is much MUCH more than I can say any other time the replay is shown. Go Lions! #OnePride
I just hope that Rodgers is not forgotten for his insane late game comebacks . I know things ended not so well and hopefully he can play again at an elite level but he really did carry the team way more then non Packers fans will ever know. They only had a solid run game like 3-4 seasons maybe and the defense failed so many times in the post season . The only post season loss I put a good amount of blame on was for The last 49ers loss , it was to low scoring of a game for him not to be able to figure out how to just score one more TD.
I think if we’re rewinding Lions’ heartbreaking losses to GB we also gotta highlight the officiating as another major player. They seem to impact the outcome of these games a lot
I remember this vividly. I had just gotten out of taking a business/Econ final at Oakland University, catching a little bit of the game in the student center before heading home. I get home, feeling tired as hell (had to get up at 5AM for work the next day), and went to sleep with the score 17-0 a little after halftime. I wake up around like midnight or so to use the bathroom and saw that it was 23-21 and the play at 8:52 happens. My stomach sinks for the Lions because I’ve seen this song and dance before. But still, my jaw drops to the floor right as that ball hits Richard Rodgers’ hands. My brother comes to my place a few moments later after he gets off work with both our jaws agape as I replay for him and point at what just happened at 12:06.
You forgot to cover the fact that it wasn’t actually a facemask. He grabbed rodgers shoulder pad and his thumb touched the facemask for a split second.
I remembering walking out of the room to take a nap at halftime, giving up on the game. Then waking up halfway through the 4th quarter and hearing people in the other room getting excited. When the Hail Mary happened, we just exploded with cheers and us as well as the other dorm across the hallway came out of our room and celebrated in the hallway. Jumping, cheering, and yelling. It was one of the best sports watching experiences ever.
I don't even remember this game or season...shows you how much of a Lions "fan" I am. I'm watching this vid, and I'm thinking "ok, how are the Lions going to screw THIS one up?" Not a question of IF. Never mind the SB Rewind setup...it's something we know all too well in Detroit. The Lions are simply _never_ any good. End of story. OK, so they use the "penalty on the defense" option, rather than the "penalty on the offense" option. Good for a novelty, I guess. The Lions are the undisputed champions of getting into third-and-37 when they have the ball. Are the Red Wings on TV yet?
This was a prime time game, the time of the TD was something like 5AM over here in europe. And i could not cheer loudly to avoid waking up the entire house :D
I was at this game. I left halfway through the 4th quarter. Got home, and realized we lost. I was like how in the hell did we lose this game? So glad I left early. I’d of been fuming to see that in person.
SHOW THE FACEMASK. I cant believe they don't show the replay, this is a rewind. Thats literally the one thing lions fans remember of this play. We have to watch it every time they show rodgers hail marys and they never even MENTION the penalty. How can you call this a rewind when the facemask penalty got them in range for a hail mary AND its controversial. I dont even care if you say its technically a facemask, but at least cover the fact that it was a debatable call. This isnt a rewind its just another Rodgers fluff piece, dunno why people like him so much. Sure, hes a great QB, but such an unpleasant guy. If he was a WR everybody would hate him
I still get sick watching this regardless of the penalty all we had to do was put WR Calvin Johnson 6-5, Golden Tate 5-11, and Hell even TE Eric Ebron 6'4 instead of 3 LB's that don't know what to do when going up for a ball and not having the hops like the 3 WR's i mentioned.. But boy i came stomach this now with the 2023 Lions being 5-1 and being considered as in the same conversation like The 49ers, The Eagles, and The Kansas City Chiefs.. .
So frustrating that we just completely ignore the no facemask here. He barely brushed the facemask. This game wasn't about same old lions, but "same old refs."
This was my first ever Packers game. My fianceé got me and my best friend tickets thinking the game was at Lambeau Field. Lol! We ended up getting a hotel and road tripping to Detroit. At first we were thinking of selling the tickets. I'm so glad we didn't.
Love how officials can throw a flag for one thing to extend a game, but bury it for another a play later. Pretty clear block in the back that allows Rodgers to escape the pocket and step up into that throw. What made that less important to the play than the Facemask? If anything it is probably more important.
he doesnt even talk about how it wasnt even facemask, and Rodgers got pulled down by the shoulder. For real.... thats like the biggest part of this story.
Cool story…except you forgot the part about there not being a facemask on the dam play….as a Lions fan being screwed by refs is a part of our team lore at this point 🤦🏾♂️
The worst part is that this would be the THIRD time that CALENDAR YEAR the Lions get hosed by the officials. - Picked up flag in Dallas in the Wild Card Game to start the year. - The Bat in Seattle on Monday Night Football earlier in this season. - This play.
Jim Caldwell's Colts broke the record for 4th quarter comebacks and game winning drives with 7 each in 2009. His 2016 Lions broke those records with 8 each. He led the NFL with 5 4th quarter comebacks in 2014 and both categories in '2017 with 4. Besides turning Joe Flaco into a playoff monster as the Ravens OC--where Flaco had 11 TDs and 0 INTs on way to a SB ring--Caldwell showed his elite aptitude for winning close games on that run by hanging 38 points on the great Broncos defense for a 3-point victory in the Divisional round and 34 in the Super Bowl on an elite 49ers defense for another 3-point win.. He was 9-7 with only one Pro Bowler (THE PUNTER!) in 2016 and lost to the Seahawks in the playoffs who had 7 pro bowlers. He went 9-7 his last year with only 2 Pro Bowlers. The avg NFC playoff team had 6, with 4 the fewest. Yet he was fired for "underachieving" with that sorry talent and told 9 wins is not enough. I was incensed, telling my fellow Lions fans that the team will fall apart without him propping them up. A simple compare/contrast: 2014-2017 Coach Record, and Total # of Pro Bowlers 32-32 - John Harbaugh - 18 Pro Bowlers 32-32 - Sean Payton - 13 Pro Bowlers 36-28 - Jim Caldwell - 7 Pro Bowlers (31st fewest in NFL) How is this quarterback whisperer who excels in close games and got his teams to overachieve not a head coach?
The fact that this happened 3 times with the packers that year was absolutely insane
That last drive against AZ has two of the best throws I'll see in my life.
I don't care if Mahomes does a 360 no look pass, those back to back hail Mary's is something that I'm sure that will never be done again.
@@edgarmanuelzetinaaguilar6972 - Absolutely...the 4th down throw from the end zone under pressure, falling left is one of the best throws every. I feel like the Packers should've gone for 2 after the double hail mary....get 2 yards on 1 play and you steal a Win. Instead we get basically walked off by Larry Fitzgerald on a broken play.
@@suspect3539 If they went for 2 and got it it's legit a top 10 playoff game--maybe even just NFL game--of all time. It's still very impressive but damn if I didn't want McCarthy to actually take a risk for once
@@suspect3539 as a Cardinals fan, I wouldn’t have been mad if Green Bay had pulled off that win. Honestly, it’s one of the best games I’ve ever seen based on the ending of the 4th quarter/overtime
@marcomagana8329 easier to say that when yall won lol. But it still doesn't take away how crazy exciting the game was!
why would you make us lions fans relive this moment 😭😭😭
I think your going to have your moment when you have your next rematch
They made us relive the Bostick Bungle, so...sorry.
bro fr I managed to forget about this game and then they drop this bs 😭 at least we have Week 18 of last year now
🦁🦁🦁
Fr we ain't deserve this 😭
This is making me wonder if in the future we'll get 7+ hours on the Lions.
Ever since I saw the Minnesota series, I couldn't help but hope we'd see the Lions get their own. Unfortunstely, I'm not sure there's much of a narrative other than "they were bad since the Korean War minus a few seasons." If they do something spectacular this year, that could be quite the story, though....
probably not for a while. they’ll likely give us another 7 hr baseball or basketball story before we get another football one….and honestly? i see the bills or chargers getting that video first, since vikes and falcons are both NFC teams
Someone should ask Urinatingtree to make a better video on the lions that is more like his Browns video and isnt just "lmao 0-16"", "lol barry sanders retired early".
@emili0r3y46 I think bengals would also be a good series
Better if its the chargers
It’s really weird you didn’t mention the review of that face mask call, because it’s one of the biggest feathers in the ref conspiracy cap for the lions. Multiple replays showed he grabbed his shoulder pad.
Truly one of the most Lions moments, they can’t even get a call reviewed in a rewinder episode 😂
Yeah this video is some ole bullshit. Completely playing into the hagiography of Rodgers and the mythology of that drunken, dairy-addicted, degenerate franchise in Wisconsin.
It's very clearly a face mask lmao
@@NoEphingIdea Grabbing the shoulder pad is not a face mask penalty.
@@shahed-1367 agreed, that's not all that happened tho lmao
@@NoEphingIdeaIt's very clearly not, facemask you have to grasp the facemask and turn it. Defender never grabbed it, he just hit it with his hand. If you're arguing this is a facemask, you have to argue that literally every stiff arm is also a facemask because that's the same thing that happened here.
That loss to the cowboys deserves a rewind. Jerry Jones comes sprinting down from his owners box and the flag gets mysteriously picked up
Not even that. Dez being on the field without a helmet while the defense was on the field didn't get call either
@@jimmyrecendiz4940That game had all kinds of stink on it and I'm glad they lost the next game the way they did
@@cehamlet89 till this day I say that Dez didn't catch hit. Let lost possession of the bal
They didn’t even touch on the bogus face mask in this video.
@@cehamlet89
Yeah, how Lionsesque can you get...a makeup call by the refs...the FOLLOWING game...to benefit... THE PACKERS! Ugh.
I remember watching that game live and, being a Lions fan and having seen this dance play out so, so many times before, the moment that flag was thrown I told my roommate "Packers are gonna win."
It especially hurt when you saw the replay and realized that the facemask, well, wasn't.
Lol lions fans still salty 10 years later. It was a facemask.
@@BulkMuIchnot a lions fan. It wasn’t a face mask.
@@BulkMuIchthat is a wild statement
Watch it in real time, it's a facemask. Watching it in slowmo on the broadcast really makes it look like it wasn't a facemask but life ain't in slow motion, his head was clearly pulled and helmet moved by the hand right in clear view of the ref. Regardless of how egregious/not egregious the foul was, it's gonna get called 99% of the time in those scenarios because it meets the criteria of what the refs are supposed to watch for.
@@Nichrysalisgrazing the mask with a finger for maybe a millisecond counts as a face mask?
My earliest NFL memory as a child, growing up in the Detroit area, was watching the Lions lose to the Bears on Thanksgiving in 1980. That kickoff return for a TD in OT created a blueprint for the Lion's tradition of losing games in dramatic fashion.
I was at that game. Lions had a big lead at half.
I am a Packers fan and I still cannot forgive what The Lions put Barry through , The man deserved better dammit!
You forgot to mention that the facemask call... wasn't even a facemask. There should've been no penalty. That said, as a Lions fan, even though we fell just shy of the playoffs last year, sweeping the Packers as well as destroying their playoff hopes AT Lambo in the last game of the season was a solid consolation prize.
This Seahawks fan thanks you
Yea really not sure how you neglect to mention there was in fact no facemask
Heh
About that... let's talk now post Thanksgiving 2023 :)
Saw this live at 11 years old. Came two years after the 61 yd career high FG by Justin Tucker which I also saw live (Funnily enough he would break that record against the Lions again on a questionable no call for delay of game) I sobbed at both of those. It was so hard being a Lions fan. Things look better now, but we really don't know until the end. I'm forever loyal to this team
Don't feel so bad, I'm a Bears fan.
@@daBEAGLE1017My condolences.
"Go together like peanut butter and poop..."
Idk man... i know many a dog that would call that a match made in heaven.
Detroit didn't throw up on themselves tho. The defender never actually touched Aaron's facemask.
To all the lions fans out there remember that Aaron Rodgers last ever reception was to Kerby Joseph
*Aaron Rodgers' last ever reception as a packer*
@@GavinTheJew I mean, so far it still is his last reception lol
@@MikeCheckVR Quarterbacks don't usually record many receptions
@@TheAndyk123 We all know OP means completion. It’s ok bud.
As poetic as Brett Favre's last ever being to Corey Webster
I'm very surprised you didn't go over there was actually no facemask. Rodgers completely faked the jerking motion to get a penalty.
The old SBNation would’ve
What does it matter, if you can get an advantage then do it.
I don’t think you would complain if the vikings got a game-saving call, even if it was blatantly ass.
@@user-ml8kh1bm9h so you are saying cheat if it helps?
@@user-ml8kh1bm9h bad take it obviously matters, encourages faking which nobody likes
I don't think he faked it, I think he was just jerked by the shoulder pads.
Full disclosure, lions fan here. Kind of crazy this video brushes past the phantom face mask controversy. The entire play hinges on that call, and it’s not even a footnote in this video. I’ve come to terms with this play but to do an entire rewind and not even talk about the penalty that created the “miracle” is…. an odd choice.
Packers fan here (who watched this game) - hard agree. Was very surprised by its omission in the video.
He got two fingers on the bar of the mask and turned Rodgers' head. That's gonna be a call 10/10 times.
I mean, the play is shown in the video? The Rewinder isn’t here to bring back arguments over whether it should have been called or not. It here to show a moment in history, and it’s insane to think they couldn’t stop a 61-yard Hail Mary, gift or not.
because it’s not important. there are always calls that change who wins the game, but fans only care when it’s directly preceding a play. it’s recency bias and it’s silly
It was the right call
I was at this game, sitting in the opposite endzone. I have never experience something so crazy in my life, and probably never will. The shift in energy in the stadium the last few plays was indescribable
That call will *always* give me goosebumps.
Gotta love how the Falcon's fan at Secret Base neglects to at all mention the phantom facemask and slants everything against the Lions, right after they beat the Falcons.
I was attending college in NW Ohio at the time. Just a few days before, the Cleveland Browns lost in extraordinary fashion on a Kick Six to the Baltimore Ravens in front of a wild Dawg Pound on Monday Night Football. Sitting amongst stunned Browns fans, I exclaimed, "I can't think of a more painful way to lose a football game."
Flash-forward a few days later to Thursday Night Football. I was screaming my ass off when Taylor got the sack on Aaron only for all that excitement to be deflated with the flag thrown on the "facemask" call. As soon as they called the penalty, I exclaimed to the crowd that the Lions were about to lose the game in heartbreaking fashion. Sure enough, Rodgers got a untimed snap and the rest is history. This one loss was painful. To that point, it hurt more than the Calvin Johnson negated TD against the Bears in '09 or the Texans Thanksgiving Fiasco in '12 or the Calvin Johnson fumble against the Seahawks only a few months before this game.
I refuse to this day to call it the Miracle in Motown and rather the Fail Mary because of the bad facemask call by the Refs. To think we're on the cusp of more painful losses like the Golden Tate 10 second runoff incident against the Falcons in '17 or the Swift TD drop against the Bears in '20 or the Justin Tucker kick
Man, you hit plenty of this millennia's highlights (lowlights?), and those are just the end-of-game losers. The Dallas playoff DPI flag pick up is right up there too.
I like how they skipped over that face mask call not being right
how could you spend this much time making a video and not even cover how terrible of a call the facemask was
@@houseofholy I don't think it was a terrible call - but it certainly was the wrong one. From the ref's vantage point (and even ours at home) it looked like an obvious facemask. Wasn't until we got a better angle and a slomo that we could see it wasn't. And since penalties like that don't have the luxury of a booth review...
@@joel29585 Devin Taylor (98) is my cousin. It breaks my heart that this bad call derailed his career, but even I can admit it did LOOK like a facemask (and a bad one) in real time.
Remember this like it was yesterday, as a 30-year diehard Lions fan, this is a perfect example of what we’ve dealt with year in year over three decades. Terrible call on the penalty prior to the Hail Mary. Either way, now is the time we take the step forward we’ve always been waiting on. New leadership from top down has us going to places we’ve never been before..GO LIONS
I can go opposite that and say as A 30 yo packers fan this is a perfect example of what we have also faced. Things just seemed to fall into place for us along the way so often. U guys did have the best ever rb. I, beginning to think no one could ever do what Barry sanders could on the field
Fords need to sell them.
Having to rewatch this play just makes me sick to my stomach, nothing more lions could have done.
Don't make me relive this. Please.
I like the bluff on the “Welcome to a moment in history”. Well played sir.
You forgot the best part. This WAS NOT a facemask, the replay clearly showed that while he touched his helmet he did not pull him down by it or touch the facemask at all. God I hope we win tomorrow
Hey! "You" won! Its like your Super Bowl, since your garbage team hasn't even sniffed one in 30 years.
You forgot to mention, he never touched Rogers’ face mask.
ruclips.net/video/QdNGilj0LWc/видео.html
11:11 - missed Lions PI which would've set up Crosby with a makeable field goal
11:56 - look at his thumb... he does touch the facemask which is all that's needed
Good to see other folks remember that. Didn't show the replay of it either. Come on now, Secret Base. I expect more thorough research in you deep rewind story telling. Can't skip the Lions v. Packers AND the refs angle.
@@nw4042Vikings fan here and I remember that bullshit facemask call. I seem to recall seeing a replay of it and there was NO facemask. Typical call that the Packers always seem to get. As I recall the ref that made the call was behind the play and couldn't have even seen a facemask had it actually happened.
@@Q1llerlol go watch the clip. rodgers clearly had a face inside his face mask. look how the lion player reacted after. he knew it
Let out a massive sigh upon reading the title and having the memories of this game flood back to me.
When your team's history is so bereft of playoffs success you're restricted to getting rewinder vids about the regular season: Lions Football.
I remember watching this at a local bowling alley for their college night and the collective groan and disdain of that entire building for that Hail Mary.
Good times, good times...
I love the game call on this play
"RICHARD RODGERS!!" Lives in my head forever
Great timing with this video! Life long lions fan... our agony needed to be looked at. And now that we are winning we can maybe stomach this stuff
Good work! Saw that game as it happened. Absolutely crazy!
Rewinder: 2006 Orange Bowl 3OTs
Beef History: Lindros vs Flyers Organization
Overlap: Greatest College Football Coach (Saban) and the Greatest NFL Coach (Belichick) coaching in the same division
Untitled: Ken Griffey Junior
Untitled: Jim Kelly
Collapse: Early 90s Bills
Untitled: Red Sox Players (particular Yaz)
Prism: Steph Curry and all those mid major players
Rewinder: The Catch By Willie
Rewinder: Hank Aaron and Bonds breaking the respective HR record
Untitled: Don Nelson
Surprised you didn't show the slow-mo of the face mask
2008 National Championship. Kansas vs. Memphis. Mario's Miracle deserves a Deep Rewind.
Odd that this video doesn’t even mention that the “facemask” penalty that set up the Hail Mary wasn’t really a penalty. The defender’s fingers brushed across Rodgers’s facemask and Rodgers turned his own head, perhaps to help sell it. Sucks that it wasn’t even a footnote.
He knows he'll draw the flag if the refs see a hand near his face and he moves his head. Yes, the way Rogers sold it would have made Manu Ginobili proud.
I remember where I was when watching this live. Unbelievable.
_How We Life Long Lions Fans Have NOT Jumped off The Ledge YET Is A Remarkable Feat_
There were 3 Blatant holds on that play alone.
I was wondering when this would be a rewinder episode. It's about time
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR YEARS. THANK YOU
Aaron turned his head, his facemask was not pulled. The defender's hand did touch his mask but his fingers did not reach inside the mask or pull on it. You can watch the video. Aaron turns his head, and then the open hand palm goes over the mask. Yes there was probably a tug on it but the defender clearly did not pull on it. That's just 1 play but it just happens to be 1 play that really matters in the eyes of Detroit fans. They got away with small bad calls too but it's always the last call or game lead changing calls that people remember.
Refs missing calls left and right on that final drive. Im surprised the video doesnt include close ups of the "facemask" also the last play the lions right defemcive end was held on the winning touchdown.
Also another thing of note is that Richard Rodgers’ dad was a part of “The Play” with the Stanford band
"He turned 32 yesterday does he have a vintage moment in him?" is a wild thing to hear in 2023.
Nothing like a good Hail Mary play.
My all time favorite moment as a packer fan the superbowl was awesome but that individual play was the best I have ever seen
Check the replay. Taylor never touched Rodgers face mask. That untimed down should have never happened
How do you NOT even point out the fact that it was NOT the facemask that was grabbed?! It was his shoukder pad CLEARLY in the replay.
Please do a rewinder of Marlin Jackson's interception in the 2006 AFC Championship that sent the Colts to the Super Bowl!!!
Gives me goosebumps everytime.
I really love Rewind Videos!!!!!!
I've opened this video and paused it, I'm trying to decide if I can bring myself to watch it. I at least have faith that the video will acknowledge the BS of the Hail Mary attempt even being able to happen, which is much MUCH more than I can say any other time the replay is shown. Go Lions! #OnePride
Your faith was misplaced.
@@robbycottrell7779 Yes it was. I caved and watched only to be disappointed. THE REPLAY SHOWS THERE WAS NO FACEMASK EVERYBODY!
Ah yes, the facemask call where Rodgers facemask extends to his shoulder. Detroit Vs Everybody.
I just hope that Rodgers is not forgotten for his insane late game comebacks . I know things ended not so well and hopefully he can play again at an elite level but he really did carry the team way more then non Packers fans will ever know. They only had a solid run game like 3-4 seasons maybe and the defense failed so many times in the post season . The only post season loss I put a good amount of blame on was for The last 49ers loss , it was to low scoring of a game for him not to be able to figure out how to just score one more TD.
Love that closing graphic bumper
I think if we’re rewinding Lions’ heartbreaking losses to GB we also gotta highlight the officiating as another major player. They seem to impact the outcome of these games a lot
LOL 🤦♂️
He didn't grab the facemask. Should have included that in the video.
I remember this vividly. I had just gotten out of taking a business/Econ final at Oakland University, catching a little bit of the game in the student center before heading home. I get home, feeling tired as hell (had to get up at 5AM for work the next day), and went to sleep with the score 17-0 a little after halftime.
I wake up around like midnight or so to use the bathroom and saw that it was 23-21 and the play at 8:52 happens. My stomach sinks for the Lions because I’ve seen this song and dance before. But still, my jaw drops to the floor right as that ball hits Richard Rodgers’ hands. My brother comes to my place a few moments later after he gets off work with both our jaws agape as I replay for him and point at what just happened at 12:06.
You forgot to cover the fact that it wasn’t actually a facemask. He grabbed rodgers shoulder pad and his thumb touched the facemask for a split second.
I remembering walking out of the room to take a nap at halftime, giving up on the game. Then waking up halfway through the 4th quarter and hearing people in the other room getting excited. When the Hail Mary happened, we just exploded with cheers and us as well as the other dorm across the hallway came out of our room and celebrated in the hallway. Jumping, cheering, and yelling. It was one of the best sports watching experiences ever.
A rewinder of the 1991 World Series would be great
I don't even remember this game or season...shows you how much of a Lions "fan" I am. I'm watching this vid, and I'm thinking "ok, how are the Lions going to screw THIS one up?" Not a question of IF. Never mind the SB Rewind setup...it's something we know all too well in Detroit. The Lions are simply _never_ any good. End of story.
OK, so they use the "penalty on the defense" option, rather than the "penalty on the offense" option. Good for a novelty, I guess. The Lions are the undisputed champions of getting into third-and-37 when they have the ball.
Are the Red Wings on TV yet?
This literally didn’t deserve a rewind😭😭 gave me flashbacks
This was a prime time game, the time of the TD was something like 5AM over here in europe. And i could not cheer loudly to avoid waking up the entire house :D
it was thursday, if my memory serves me?
@@johnanawalt5676 Yes. Due to the magic of timezones the kickoff time for Prime time games is ca 2:30am in europe.
It was a good time to be a Packers fan
Where is the blanch face mask call the play before? That’s the really story here.
I was at this game. I left halfway through the 4th quarter. Got home, and realized we lost. I was like how in the hell did we lose this game? So glad I left early. I’d of been fuming to see that in person.
Bro you did this video and didn't even show that he didn't grab the facemask.. I demand a re-do
YOU DIDN'T SHOW THE "FACEMASK" REPLAY! TELL THE WHOLE STORY!
The Lions being my home team this one cut deep. Had a lot of ppl pissed watching this unfold
I’m so happy to be seeing rewinders again instead of the Minnesota thing
SHOW THE FACEMASK. I cant believe they don't show the replay, this is a rewind. Thats literally the one thing lions fans remember of this play. We have to watch it every time they show rodgers hail marys and they never even MENTION the penalty. How can you call this a rewind when the facemask penalty got them in range for a hail mary AND its controversial. I dont even care if you say its technically a facemask, but at least cover the fact that it was a debatable call. This isnt a rewind its just another Rodgers fluff piece, dunno why people like him so much. Sure, hes a great QB, but such an unpleasant guy. If he was a WR everybody would hate him
You know it’s a good day when secret base posts
You've gotta show the replay that reveals it to be (predictably) one of the weakest face mask calls in recent memory.
Almost criminal to cover this in this much depth but fail to analyze the legitimacy (or rather illegitimacy) of the facemask penalty.
No mention of the multiple PIs they got away with?
Disliked the video as a result of it not being mentioned
@@hhhguhhh2136good job
@@rjante2236homers are funny
Whoever decided the topic for this video, I hope you find a hair in your lunch.
So much pain and trauma in one video 🤦🏾♂️ Why did you guys make us relive this?
You got me with the fakeout ngl
Vocês precisam assistir esse lance com a narração do Everaldo Marques! Foi fantástico!
No mention of how bad of a call the facemask was?
I still get sick watching this regardless of the penalty all we had to do was put WR Calvin Johnson 6-5, Golden Tate 5-11, and Hell even TE Eric Ebron 6'4 instead of 3 LB's that don't know what to do when going up for a ball and not having the hops like the 3 WR's i mentioned.. But boy i came stomach this now with the 2023 Lions being 5-1 and being considered as in the same conversation like The 49ers, The Eagles, and The Kansas City Chiefs.. .
I remember going to bed so mad not going to school the next day because of this
So frustrating that we just completely ignore the no facemask here. He barely brushed the facemask. This game wasn't about same old lions, but "same old refs."
How are you not even gonna mention that it wasn't even a facemask though lol
No mention of the phantom face mask?
Now make a rewind of Stafford’s fake spike vs Dallas
This was my first ever Packers game. My fianceé got me and my best friend tickets thinking the game was at Lambeau Field. Lol! We ended up getting a hotel and road tripping to Detroit. At first we were thinking of selling the tickets. I'm so glad we didn't.
Love how officials can throw a flag for one thing to extend a game, but bury it for another a play later. Pretty clear block in the back that allows Rodgers to escape the pocket and step up into that throw. What made that less important to the play than the Facemask? If anything it is probably more important.
Do the stafford game where he gets injured. As lions fan it's one of the few positive moments we have to enjoy
he doesnt even talk about how it wasnt even facemask, and Rodgers got pulled down by the shoulder. For real.... thats like the biggest part of this story.
The fake out with the face mask penalty had me cracking up 😂
Cool story…except you forgot the part about there not being a facemask on the dam play….as a Lions fan being screwed by refs is a part of our team lore at this point 🤦🏾♂️
This time… It’s gonna be Detroits time to shine
Do a rewind on the Lions vs Cowboys playoff game with the picked up flag
Lions vs Refs man, we can never win
seeing this live was insanity
Incredible content as always
one of my favorite series on YT. 👊
The worst part is that this would be the THIRD time that CALENDAR YEAR the Lions get hosed by the officials.
- Picked up flag in Dallas in the Wild Card Game to start the year.
- The Bat in Seattle on Monday Night Football earlier in this season.
- This play.
Jim Caldwell's Colts broke the record for 4th quarter comebacks and game winning drives with 7 each in 2009.
His 2016 Lions broke those records with 8 each. He led the NFL with 5 4th quarter comebacks in 2014 and both categories in '2017 with 4.
Besides turning Joe Flaco into a playoff monster as the Ravens OC--where Flaco had 11 TDs and 0 INTs on way to a SB ring--Caldwell showed his elite aptitude for winning close games on that run by hanging 38 points on the great Broncos defense for a 3-point victory in the Divisional round and 34 in the Super Bowl on an elite 49ers defense for another 3-point win..
He was 9-7 with only one Pro Bowler (THE PUNTER!) in 2016 and lost to the Seahawks in the playoffs who had 7 pro bowlers. He went 9-7 his last year with only 2 Pro Bowlers. The avg NFC playoff team had 6, with 4 the fewest. Yet he was fired for "underachieving" with that sorry talent and told 9 wins is not enough. I was incensed, telling my fellow Lions fans that the team will fall apart without him propping them up.
A simple compare/contrast: 2014-2017 Coach Record, and Total # of Pro Bowlers
32-32 - John Harbaugh - 18 Pro Bowlers
32-32 - Sean Payton - 13 Pro Bowlers
36-28 - Jim Caldwell - 7 Pro Bowlers (31st fewest in NFL)
How is this quarterback whisperer who excels in close games and got his teams to overachieve not a head coach?
On the bright side, that being one of the dumbest firings of all time led directly to Dan Campbell's guaranteed contract length.
Cuz he blows. That lions 4th quarter comeback year we had 4 win and win the division games and he lost them all