My physical therapist when I tore my ACL played in the freezer bowl. Was a wide receiver for the Bengals. Told me they turned the heat up in the other locker room so it was harder for them to adjust to the cold lol
I think "The Comeback" game with the Bills vs. Oilers should be on here. I literally couldn't care less about either team, but that game gives me chills.
Yeah for sure. I think only reason it's not is cause the Bill's didn't end up winning. But you are right it was a great game. Idk if anybody else feels the same but to me football just hasn't been the same since 2009. Everything just seems too flashy anymore. Offense rules the game. I miss those 80s and 90s era games where it was hard nose, hardcore defenses. Touchdowns just seemed to mean more if that makes sense, it's hard for me to explain. It just seems like nowadays it's more about fantasy football and shootout type games. Yeah I know there were offensive giants in those eras but there were only a couple a year. Now it seems like over half the QBs have no problem throwing for 4000 plus yards every year. Getting 1200 yard receiving was a great year, now that's pretty much the standard and it used to be a great accomplishment to have 2 wr do it same year. Not anymore. I miss seeing those stud running backs. Running it right up the middle. Grinding for every yard. There are a handful these days but you dont see those 35-40 rushing attempts by a single back running behind a great fullback. Now most teams use 2 if not 3 and they all have a job. Your powerback, your speedy outside man and reciever/3rd down back. Idk the game just isn't the same. I know times change but it just doesn't seem like the heart of the sport isn't there. Players are so cocky and only care about their fantasy stats. Not caring about what can help team unless it involves them. So many divas. QBs lack overall skill across the league, its top heavy with the elite but then you have a couple good game managers but then huge dropoff in talent. Running backs outside the elite seem a dime a dozen. Very few strong possession receivers that aren't afraid to run across the middle and take out a safety with a strong catch. And dont even get me started on defenses. I know the rules favor offense but God, defense just seems soft. Defensive coordinators seem to not have any idea how to coach simple schemes. I sound like a bitter old man but I'm not haha I'm only 30 and like I said the game doesn't have the heart it once did. Sorry for rant
@Peyton Farley F*** SB52 .. we lost!! There was the AFC Champ Game Pats vs Colts in ..... ummmm.... when was that? 2006 or something. Pats lost 38-34 I think.
As a Niner fan, the 2009 Cardinals vs Steelers was one of the most incredible games I've ever seen. That game had EVERYTHING: Comebacks, explosive plays, defensive scores, controversial TDs, it was an all out SLUGFEST from start to finish. It wasn't a good half, or even a legendary comeback, it was an entire GAME. As a fan of the sport, anyone watching that one has to recognize the level of play in that game, and for it to be in a Super Bowl just elevates it even more in my book. Again, outside my own personal biased 49ers favorites, that game sticks out to me as the best one I've seen as a FOOTBALL fan. Epic battle both ways..
I can't believe the 2012 Broncos-Ravens playoff game isn't anywhere. A classic back-and-forth, double-overtime thriller in the freezing cold weather. Torrey Smith torching Champ Bailey. Flacco's hail mary to Jacoby Jones. Manning's interception in overtime. That game had it all. It should be top 5 imo.
How the hell are super bowls 10 and 13 not on the list???? You have two iconic franchises going head to head, 20 combined hall of farmers in 76 and two incredible Lynn Swann catches. Then in 79 you have whopping 22 hall of farmers involved and a close, high-scoring game. At least one of these games have to be on the list.
LOL. Exactly. That’s what the Cleveland players had to be thinking- “ Da hell you talkin’ about, Marty? We’re playing football here, not polishing silverware”. That speech is probably why Cleveland lost.
The 2011 Saints Niners playoff game was the greatest game ever IMO. The game was close start to finish and then BOTH teams scored two TDs in the last four minutes, and the game ended on a epic throw and catch (The Catch III)
The two greatest games I’ve ever seen was the AFC championship game ravens vs broncos in 2013 I think and the Cardinals vs packers in the divisional round in 2015 I think
SB 43 has to be No1. 3 iconic plays of all time (Harrison pick 6, Fitzgerald go ahead TD, Holmes game-winning TD). Two great QBs. A bunch of hall-of-fame caliber players.
A game that definitely should've made this list was that September 1994 Patriots/Dolphins game where Dan Marino and Drew Bledsoe each threw for over 400 yards, and ending with the Dolphins winning 39-35.
Broncos packers Super Bowl was a great game. Back and forth great plays, made by great players. Two great gun slingers ripping it. I think that game beats a few of these games. Also bills vs oilers. Huge comeback, but major meltdown.
The 1958 NFL Championship Game should be #1 for being a great game and its influence on the future of the NFL's rise to dominance. Three of my all-time favorite football games are the three matchups (2 of them were USFL) between Steve Young and Jim Kelly, especially the "No Punt Game."
Humanbeing2420 Yeah I understand that feeling, Sorta like the previous year 2007 when I watched Kevin Harvick nose out Mark Martin for the 2007 Daytona 500 while the field was wrecking behind them,Different sport I know but after football starts the nascar season for me!!!!.
Biased much? That game was a failure of execution. Ravens gave up 2 return touchdowns, Manning had a bad pick 6 and another bad pick that lost in overtime, the Broncos secondary choked, John Fox sat on the ball to end the 4th quarter - it was a s*** show. The most intriguing part to me was the ridiculous length, going well into double overtime.
@@michaelscott4909 If choking makes a game bad, half of the games of this list shouldn't be here at all. Now, as a Broncos fan, I despise the fact that the game exists, but it's undeniably one of the greatest playoff games in NFL history.
it should be, honestly if super bowl XLII wasn't an upset against an undefeated team people wouldn't hold it as highly regarded as it is, Id put the catch over it
Harry Engel the Drive game shouldn’t be that high. The game is rather overrated and both teams have been in better playoff games. The next year’s AFC championship game between the same 2 teams was a more exciting game. Denver going up big, 21-3 and 28-10, and Cleveland inching their way back in. Byner was the main reason the browns were even back in position to tie as he making countless big plays catching and running, and finished with almost 190 yards from scrimmage. There were a lot of big plays from both sides, and Castile doesn’t get near enough credit for making a great defensive play. It’s always remembered as “The Fumble” and i bet most people don’t even remember the name of the guy making the strip. I also like the Drive 2 better than the Drive. Houston had a 15 point line early on but did what those Oilers team always did in those playoffs. Blow leads. On the final drive, Elway did an amazing job at helping Denver convert on both 4th and 6 and 4th and 10. And the FG was extra nerve wrecking if you were a broncos fan, the snap again was shaky. A bad snap earlier was the reason why Denver was behind 1 instead of tied. The Marathon at the Lake, the week before The Drive, was another classic. Cleveland looked dead in the water with about 4-5 minutes left, down 10, and Mark Gastineau certainly did his part to help hurt his team with the roughing the passer penalty on that 3rd down.
It seems like people kinda forget how great Super Bowl 52 was. Backup Nick Foles vs Tom Brady looking to win back to back titles and 3 in 4 years. They matched each other throw for throw. A heavyweight fight until the very last play. Most yards in any game ever.
You noticed that, too? Hahaha. I actually think that was the some deceptive stuff the NFL Network did. They were probably interviewing Atwater about another game, or asked him to talk about playing with John Elway, or something along those lines. Then they took that footage and inserted it there.
Yeah, I noticed that too - he may have been on the sidelines in Arkansas. Also, the hook and ladder was not Duper and Nat Moore. Duper was still in college!
Most yards, second highest scoring super bowl, super bowl with the fewest punts(1) and an underdog team with a back up taking down the gold standard of winning over the last two decades and was the first Super Bowl victory for a team that’s been around since 1933. Absolutely should be on here
@@subscribetopewdiepieunsubs7765 When Eric Mangini left the Pats to coach the Jets, he blew the whistle that the Pats are cheating by filming other teams practices. in SB 52 Doug Pedersons Eagles rented a hotel and they held practice in a huge ball room so the patriots couldnt film them. No joke. And they beat them. And then after all them years and wins, the Pats get caught again 2019 vs the Bengals. They always cheated, and after spygate they never stopped.
I don’t get why the Chiefs vs. Rams (Week 11, 2018) game is not on this. It was one of the only games to have each team score 50+ points. Other than that, great list.
Thank you for the '06 AFC title game. I'm prejudiced of course, but I think it's one of the greatest games I've ever seen. There's no way the Colts should have won that game, the winning TD and the Jackson intercept were totally unreal.
@@indy_go_blue6048 me being a Colts fan and of course, a major hater of the Pat's, this was easily #1 for me. Even if I wasn't so biased this should still be top #3 easy. It still stands as the greatest comeback in AFC championship history.
Brett Patterson some other possible games could the the 2012 AFC Divisional (Ravens vs Broncos) and the 2009 NFC Wild Card (Cardinals vs Packers) or even the other Cardinals packers playoff game in 2015
That was a great game. You never knew what was going to happen until the final seconds. Two completely different teams. Bellick and Parcels out coached the highest powered offense in the league.
The Packers and Redskins Monday Night Football game from 1983 should've been seriously considered for this list. That game had one of the wildest offensive shootouts in history, with both teams combining for 95 points, 771 yards passing, and 254 yards running.
Maybe I’m biased as a ravens fan but I feel like ravens vs broncos in the 2012 divisional playoffs should atleast get a mention. Best game I’ve ever watched
You could also make a case for Super Bowl XIII. Yes Pittsburgh led Dallas 35-17,but Dallas closed it to 35-31. It was a terrific close game much of the way between two legendary,mulitple championship teams.
0:00 The Drive. 3:35 The 1971 AFC Divisional Playoffs (Miami vs. Kansas City). 6:10 The Immaculate Reception. 8:40 Super Bowl XLII. 12:11 The Epic In Miami. 15:18 Super Bowl XLIX. 18:47 Super Bowl XLIII. 22:15 The Ice Bowl. 26:17 The Greatest Game Ever Played. 29:54 Super Bowl LI.
I'm sorry but.. the real turning point in that game is when hightower stripsacked ryan. Tom brady is the greatest of all time but common man no love for the D.... I mean brady on the second to last play almost threw a pick.
Thats the media. Pats fans recognize Hightower is a super bowl hero for TWO SUPERBOWLS. 49: where he benchpressed Okung off him with a messed up shoulder to stop Lynch to getting in the endzone. 1 play before the Butler pick. 51: Where he strip sacked Ryan
I feel like Ravens vs. Broncos in the 2013 divisional round should at least get honorable mention. That game was one of the most ridiculous, and most entertaining games I've ever witnessed. But unfortunately, that game will probably be forgotten with time.
I think the 2014 AFC divisional round between the Patriots and Ravens should have been on this list. That entire game was incredible from start to finish. I would certainly pick that game over SB 51 and its damn close to SB 49.
SB 51 is too high. Great comeback by the Pats. But the guy who said "this wasnt a historic Falcon meltdown, it was just great Patriot execution..." That could be the most ridiculous comment Ive ever heard on these. Of course it was almost flawless Patriot execution,& proved why Brady is GOAT,& Bellichek is the coaching version. Patriots have nothing to apologize for, they did what had to be done. But Atlanta completely choked that game away. Kyle Shannahans play calling, Matt Ryan, the Falcon defense all made multiple egregious mistakes. I'm probably forgetting some as well. It doesn't take anything away from the Patriots, that what great teams do...keep fighting,& capitalize on the opposition's mistakes. I have no dog in this fight, I'm a Bronco fan. But while you must give full credit to NE, ya also gotta recognize Atlanta froze up, & mention how they helped the Patriots a lot. You almost can't have a 25 pt 3rd qtr comeback, without help from the team ahead. Same thing with the Bills comeback from 35-3 in that Wild card round. Yes Buffalo was great, but Houston choked,& helped Buffalo out a lot.
No doubt none greater than the Pat's coming back in OUR FIRST OT SB AGAINST THE FALCONS, NOT 1 EVEN COMES CLOSE, THE GREATEST COME BACK OF ALL TIMES!!!!!
I still can't believe the Falcons didn't run down the clock, kick the field goal, and end the game after the Julio Jones catch. I mean, did they even want to win?
The Catch game is not on this list? It's known by a phrase and it launched the beginning of the 49ers dynasty of the 80's, the beginning of the Cowboys slide in the same era, and also launched the legend of Joe Montana, arguably the best SB quarterback in NFL history not named Tom Brady. The "catch" by Dwight Clark is one of the most iconic moments in NFL history. Incredible!
I found it weird how no one talks about how risky the throw was from big ben to santonio holmes. There were three defenders in that corner. If he had underthrown it, that's an easy int. That was a perfect throw.
How is Super Bowl LI on here and NOT Super Bowl LII? The Falcons completely blowing a lead and putting up zero points in the second half vs. a BACK UP quarter back going toe to toe with Tom Brady, with both teams putting up RECORD yardage in any Super Bowl EVER. It was one of the most exciting Super Bowls of all time and, frankly, this list is bullshit without it.
Lmao that's why this list was made by people who know football and fans are just biased. I think 51 deserves to be number 1 and im a packers fan. Superbowl 52 is just a regular shot out game no real drama. Just a dime a dozen game where the 1st ever overtime in superbowl history was made with the largest deficit ever in post season. Everyone by halftime time was planning a funeral for the Patriots but won it. With every blown lead there is an epic comeback.
This list should be revised and include the Rams vs Chiefs (2018) regular season game. That game is already in the books as one of the top historic games.
Super Bowl 52 Needs To Be on This List If This Was Updated Since It Was a Great Night To Be a Philadelphia Eagles Fan In a High Scoring Game Vs New England!
The Tuck Rule game, 2001 Divisional Playoff between the Raiders & Patriots should have been on here. It was the beginning point of the Patriots Dynasty and had arguably the most controversial play ever in the NFL's history.
As an Oiler fan, no doubt that the greatest Comeback of all time should be on here, when the Bills came back in the playoffs against the Oilers after being down 35-3 early in the 3rd quarter, and with a backup QB at that....
Yeah it absolutely belongs on this list. If they weren't gonna include at least one regular season game then the title of the video should just be top 10 playoff games of all time.
Number 2 should be 1 because it was the first overtime championship in NFL history the 1958 game was alot more exciting tons of interceptions where thrown
1974 divisional playoff between Oakland and Miami. Hands of Stone Clarence Davis denies Dolphins quest for 3rd straight Super Bowl title. A must somewhere on this list
Saints @ 49ers 2011 NFC Divisional Playoff game is the best I've ever seen by far. It was so unlikely that Alex Smith could lead a comeback after Brees got the upper hand in a crazy blowout turned shootout. But it actually happened, not to mention Vernon Davis makes "The Catch 3" and weeps on the sideline. I think people forget it because the Giants would go on to the Superbowl that year after a controversial NFC Championship game against the 49ers... Which if you go back and watch the Niners should have won. Yes, Alex Smith should have played in the Super Bowl against Tom Brady, but I digress. Saints vs Niners, best game ever.
51 is boring for most of it. 52 was hands down the most exciting game I've ever seen. Most yards in any game ever, and it happens in the super bowl?! Plus everyone likes an underdog story
@@AlphaDragonification you really believed before that game that Nick Foles could go toe to toe with Tom brady and win? Because if you said yes everyone would know you were lying.
No defense was played for both sides so no. Was an overglorified college football game in which Brady made it interesting. Only 2 defensive stops that whole game.
For the first 74 years of the NFL there was no 2 point conversions, only in College Football. Just think, if SB 51 was played when there was no 2 pt conversions Atlanta wins SB 51 and instead of hearing about a so called come back, we're hearing about how Brady's PICK 6 cost them the game.
NFL 100 Greatest Games of All Time 1. 1958 NFL Championship - Colts vs Giants 2. 1981 NFC Championship - Cowboys vs 49ers 3. 1967 NFL Championship - Cowboys vs Packers 4. 1981 AFC Divisional - Chargers vs Dolphins 5. 2007 Super Bowl - Giants vs Pats 6. 1968 Super Bowl - Jets vs Colts 7. 1992 Wildcard - Oilers vs Bills 8. 2014 Super Bowl - Pats vs Seahawks (worst play in NFL history) 9. 2016 Super Bowl - Pats vs Falcons (greatest collapse in NFL history) 10. 1990 Super Bowl - Bills vs Giants
The biggest play in the Pats v Falcons Superbowl was Trey Flowers' sack of Matt Ryan that took the Falcons out of FG range. Without that, the Falcons run on third down then make it a two score game. As it was, you get the Hightower play and the Falcons punt. I can't believe they left all that out.
1. Super Bowl XLIX 2. Super Bowl LI 3. Super Bowl XXXVIII 4. Super Bowl XXXVI 5. Super Bowl XXXIX 6. 2004 AFC Championship Game 7. 2001 AFC Championship Game 8. 2003 AFC Championship Game 9. 2014 AFC Championship Game 10. 2016 AFC Championship Game
They should have. Next time if they ever meet belichek again, hold practice in a hotel ballroom like Doug Pederson the year after. Took that cheating edge away. Noone wins like that and after they got caught AGAIN after the 1st Spygate, peoving they never stopped, I question every title they ever won under Belichek.
SD-Miami is way too low. #6? That game was absolutely amazing. SD takes a 24-0 lead and Miami makes a great comeback with their backup QB Don Strock, including the famous hook and ladder at the end of the first half to cut it down to 24-17. SD looked almost done with 4-5 minutes left, down 7, Miami inside the Chargers 20. Then SD forces a fumble and ties the game with less than a minute left: Then Miami drives down (SD actually got an INT at mid field but fumbled promptly after that, it would be incomplete nowadays). It looks like Miami is about to win, then Winslow just manages to get a slight piece of the ball on the FG and cause a miss. Then SD takes it down and it looks over, but the Famjly Feud kicker misse a chip shot. Then Miami took it down, and it looked over, but SD got another block! Then there was a turnover forced by MIA in there somewhere, can’t remember what exactly, but SD got it back and fouts hit joiner on a long pass, and a FG is finally made to end the game.
that may be the WORST game of all time-who wants to see a 73-0 annihilation unless you're a fan of the team with the 73 (Bears)? Certainly the most one sided game ever.
Here is another one for the list of all-time best games: the final Monday Night Football game at Texas Stadium between the Cowboys and the Eagles from 2008. The game was a shootout which had a whopping SEVEN lead changes, and both teams combining for 78 points, with Dallas ultimately prevailing 41-37.
The Ice Bowl should've been # 1. Secondly, how can you NOT have the 1974 AFC Divisional Playoff Game between the Oakland Raiders & the Miami Dolphins on this list. That was one of the greatest NFL Games I ever saw. I was ten years old and never forgot how awesome that game was.
The title should say greatest playoff games. They left out the 83 packers vs redskins game. 48-47 on Monday night football. They need to get these titles right.
Yep. Rams beating the Chiefs 54-51 on 11/19/18 was pretty epic as well. Then there was Roger Staubach's last comeback vs the Redskins to win 35-34 in 1979. And the Clint Longley Thanksgiving Day 1974 comeback vs the Redskins was also memorable.
Dolphins-Jets in September 1986 at Giants Stadium, 51-45 Jets in OT. Wesley Walker has four TD catches, including one to force overtime and another to win the game.
For everyone talking up Super Bowl 52, it was the 6th best Super Bowl of the Brady-Belichick era. Just ahead of Super Bowls 46 & 39. PERIOD. You can't put it ahead of 51, 49, 42, 38, or 36. You just can't. Too many people have recency bias. Also, the Immaculate Reception was an iconic play, not game. Plenty of games are historically more significant & just better. Chiefs-Dolphins also is a stretch. Where's Super Bowl 13? Or the '81 NFC Title game?
1. 1971 afc divisional playoff game dolphins vs chiefs/ longest game OT 2. 2008 super bowl 42 giants vs patriots/ greatest underdogs 3. 2017 super bowl 51 patriots vs falcons/ greatest comeback OT 4. 2018 chiefs vs rams/ 51 to 54 greatest shootout 5. 1972 afc divisional playoff game raiders vs steelers/ immaculate reception 6. 2018 super bowl 52 eagles vs patriots/ greatest play call ever 7. 1967 championship cowboys vs packers/ ice bowl worst weather conditions 8. 2002 afc divisional playoff game raiders vs patriots/ greatest robbery 9. 1966 giants vs washington/ 41 to 72 highest combined score 10. 1940 championship bears vs washington/ 73 to 0 largest margin
I really don't get all the people saying super bowl 52 should be on this list. It was fine, but the ending really wasn't that dramatic. All of the games on the list had touchdowns/field goals (well plus Butler's interception) at the very end of the game that decided the outcome, super bowl 52 did not.
Ben Rall did you watch the same game I did? Not dramatic? Strip sack by Brandon Graham with two minutes left of a 5 point game with Tom Brady the GOAT having a chance for a comeback. If you don’t call the dramatic I can’t help ya, buddy.
@@phillyeaglesphan Well for one since you're an Eagles fan obviously you'd think the game was more exciting than me (I'm a Packers fan btw). I thought Super Bowl XLV was pretty exciting watching Green Bay beat Pittsburgh, but I'm guessing you probably thought that game was pretty forgettable. Also, yes the strip sack was pretty late in the game, but the Patriots had just started that drive & weren't about to score so for me it just felt kind of anti-climatic. It was a good game, but not top 10 all time material in my opinion.
phillyeaglesphan My guy there was no defense. Points need to be earned, and they weren’t in 52. 53 was a masterclass in defense, but wasn’t great because of offensive ineptitude. 49 was great because it had it all. Back and forth, great offense, great defense, a dramatic finish. The ending of 52 could be predicted after the strip.
I LOVE ME SOME DEFENSE!!! In 1990, week 12, you had a Monday Night game between the 2 time defending Super Bowl Champ 49ers w/Lott & Haley on one side, LT and Carl Banks on the other and it was 3-and-out punt over and over for a 7 to 3 final score.
The Ice Bowl is the definition of mental toughness
And wearing short sleeves in -40
Trey Bens I was cold watching this
My physical therapist when I tore my ACL played in the freezer bowl. Was a wide receiver for the Bengals. Told me they turned the heat up in the other locker room so it was harder for them to adjust to the cold lol
I agree with that. Players from both teams admit to not wanting to play that day because of the extreme cold weather.
It's the definition of Canadian football
I think "The Comeback" game with the Bills vs. Oilers should be on here. I literally couldn't care less about either team, but that game gives me chills.
Yeah for sure. I think only reason it's not is cause the Bill's didn't end up winning. But you are right it was a great game. Idk if anybody else feels the same but to me football just hasn't been the same since 2009. Everything just seems too flashy anymore. Offense rules the game. I miss those 80s and 90s era games where it was hard nose, hardcore defenses. Touchdowns just seemed to mean more if that makes sense, it's hard for me to explain. It just seems like nowadays it's more about fantasy football and shootout type games. Yeah I know there were offensive giants in those eras but there were only a couple a year. Now it seems like over half the QBs have no problem throwing for 4000 plus yards every year. Getting 1200 yard receiving was a great year, now that's pretty much the standard and it used to be a great accomplishment to have 2 wr do it same year. Not anymore. I miss seeing those stud running backs. Running it right up the middle. Grinding for every yard. There are a handful these days but you dont see those 35-40 rushing attempts by a single back running behind a great fullback. Now most teams use 2 if not 3 and they all have a job. Your powerback, your speedy outside man and reciever/3rd down back. Idk the game just isn't the same. I know times change but it just doesn't seem like the heart of the sport isn't there. Players are so cocky and only care about their fantasy stats. Not caring about what can help team unless it involves them. So many divas. QBs lack overall skill across the league, its top heavy with the elite but then you have a couple good game managers but then huge dropoff in talent. Running backs outside the elite seem a dime a dozen. Very few strong possession receivers that aren't afraid to run across the middle and take out a safety with a strong catch. And dont even get me started on defenses. I know the rules favor offense but God, defense just seems soft. Defensive coordinators seem to not have any idea how to coach simple schemes. I sound like a bitter old man but I'm not haha I'm only 30 and like I said the game doesn't have the heart it once did. Sorry for rant
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Still remember just thinking that was over and going to do something else.
I agree 100%. I'm a Bills fan and I watched that whole entire game. Most incredible thing I've ever seen
100 percent agree with you. That was the greatest game I ever saw live or ever for that manner and I'm a packers fan
The Kearse catch to the interception was the biggest spectrum of emotion i've ever experienced in my lifetime....it all happened in under 5 minutes
10. 1986 AFC Championship Game (Broncos vs Browns) - 0:00
9. 1971 AFC Divisional Playoff (Dolphins vs Chiefs) - 3:40
8. 1972 AFC Divisional Playoff (Steelers vs Raiders) - 6:12
7. Superbowl XLII (Patriots vs Giants) - 8:40
6. 1981 Epic in Miami (Dolphins vs Chargers) - 12:12
5. Superbowl XLIX (Seahawks vs Patriots) - 15:21
4. Superbowl XLIII (Cardinals vs Steelers) - 18:50
3. Ice Bowl (Cowboys vs Packers) - 22:20
2. 1958 NFL Championship Game (Colts vs Giants) - 26:20
1. Superbowl LI (Patriots vs Falcons) - 29:54
@Harry Engel .........
1990 NFC Championship Game NY Giants stop the 49ers from 3-peating.
Seriously!!! How did the Panthers Rams double overtime the first and last time a game ever went into double overtime let alone the playoffs. Robbed!!!
I feel like the mile high miracle should be on there.
Why are they all playoff games? Just cuz a playoff game doesn't mean it the "greatest". Plenty of "greatest" regular season games.
@Peyton Farley F*** SB52 .. we lost!! There was the AFC Champ Game Pats vs Colts in ..... ummmm.... when was that? 2006 or something. Pats lost 38-34 I think.
As a Niner fan, the 2009 Cardinals vs Steelers was one of the most incredible games I've ever seen. That game had EVERYTHING: Comebacks, explosive plays, defensive scores, controversial TDs, it was an all out SLUGFEST from start to finish. It wasn't a good half, or even a legendary comeback, it was an entire GAME. As a fan of the sport, anyone watching that one has to recognize the level of play in that game, and for it to be in a Super Bowl just elevates it even more in my book. Again, outside my own personal biased 49ers favorites, that game sticks out to me as the best one I've seen as a FOOTBALL fan. Epic battle both ways..
I can't believe the 2012 Broncos-Ravens playoff game isn't anywhere. A classic back-and-forth, double-overtime thriller in the freezing cold weather. Torrey Smith torching Champ Bailey. Flacco's hail mary to Jacoby Jones. Manning's interception in overtime. That game had it all. It should be top 5 imo.
Let's just be honest. There are too many great games to limit it to 10.
Yea, idk how it’s not The Top 11 List.
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There’s about 50 games tied for the #10 spot
STFU
You’re right about that!!!!
Bills comeback vs oilers? Yeah cause overcoming a 35-3 deficit with a backup qb isn’t entertaining
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Bills benefited from some iffy officiating in that game
@@deepblueharvest The officials missed Don Beebe running out of bounds before his TD catch and run.
Problem is ... nobody cares anything about the Bills or Oilers.
It's the GREATEST games of all time.
How the hell are super bowls 10 and 13 not on the list???? You have two iconic franchises going head to head, 20 combined hall of farmers in 76 and two incredible Lynn Swann catches. Then in 79 you have whopping 22 hall of farmers involved and a close, high-scoring game. At least one of these games have to be on the list.
Yeah, those were both epic, but I was a Cowboys fan. AND a Raiders fan. The Steelers were SATAN. I went nucking futs watching those games.
@@Crusader1815Super Bowl 13 was the first Super Bowl I ever watched. I was 7 at the time and it was watching football gods at work.
"There's a gleam ..." - marty schottenheimer
What the hell are you talking about? (laughing)
"Get the gleam".
One of the worst pep talks of all time!!!! The gleam🤣
I've been asking that question about Marty S for so long I and still have no clue what He was talking about. ;)
LOL. Exactly. That’s what the Cleveland players had to be thinking- “ Da hell you talkin’ about, Marty? We’re playing football here, not polishing silverware”.
That speech is probably why Cleveland lost.
joeseddit Ouch 🤕! That’s low like the Cleveland Score. 😉
“That man looked like six o’clock” Best thing I’ve heard all week.
Totally agree and was thinking the same! That needs to become an expression now.
The 2011 Saints Niners playoff game was the greatest game ever IMO. The game was close start to finish and then BOTH teams scored two TDs in the last four minutes, and the game ended on a epic throw and catch (The Catch III)
The two greatest games I’ve ever seen was the AFC championship game ravens vs broncos in 2013 I think and the Cardinals vs packers in the divisional round in 2015 I think
Raven Broncos was in the Divisional round
Yeah I think. I think
Smitty Mcsmith was to lazy to look up
Joseph Mendes I think
Cardinals-Packers 2009 >>
SB 43 has to be No1. 3 iconic plays of all time (Harrison pick 6, Fitzgerald go ahead TD, Holmes game-winning TD). Two great QBs. A bunch of hall-of-fame caliber players.
It was a sloppy game with a nice ending. Not a great game.
@@georgegeorgiou74 .......SB 25....Giants vs Bills..........THAT.....was a game.
i'm biased, as a fan of both teams, but i agree.
I accualy have a piece of a goal post from the ice bowl that my grandparents gave me
@Harry Engel not that big
Wooow dam that's awesome you should post about it
Will you sale it to me for 25 cents?
That's awesome
Wow
I feel 52 should have been in the mix for this list.. fantastic story going into the game and the game itself was amazing
Anthony Read I know right one of the most yardage in a game ever and the underdog won
Wait I clicked this waiting to see it. ITS NOT???? *exits video*
I know it's new, but the best game I've ever seen was Rams/Chiefs on monday night.
That was possibly the most entertaining football game I've ever watched
Nick Eggleston yeah that’s easily one of the best
-absolutely… THE Best game of THE YEAR… I enjoyed It so mucho! ;)
And now 49ers vs saints 2019
@@xdlmao42 That was a great regular season game.
A game that definitely should've made this list was that September 1994 Patriots/Dolphins game where Dan Marino and Drew Bledsoe each threw for over 400 yards, and ending with the Dolphins winning 39-35.
Chiefs vs Rams last Monday night was maybe the best football game I've ever seen in 30 yrs of watching the NFL
Agreed
Broncos packers Super Bowl was a great game. Back and forth great plays, made by great players. Two great gun slingers ripping it. I think that game beats a few of these games. Also bills vs oilers. Huge comeback, but major meltdown.
The 1958 NFL Championship Game should be #1 for being a great game and its influence on the future of the NFL's rise to dominance. Three of my all-time favorite football games are the three matchups (2 of them were USFL) between Steve Young and Jim Kelly, especially the "No Punt Game."
As a lifelong Giants fan, I watched Super Bowl 42 with my jaw down on the floor, and I still cannot believe what I saw.
Humanbeing2420 Yeah I understand that feeling, Sorta like the previous year 2007 when I watched Kevin Harvick nose out Mark Martin for the 2007 Daytona 500 while the field was wrecking behind them,Different sport I know but after football starts the nascar season for me!!!!.
Don’t get me wrong all of these games were incredible but where’s Ravens Broncos 2012 Divisional round?
Biased much? That game was a failure of execution. Ravens gave up 2 return touchdowns, Manning had a bad pick 6 and another bad pick that lost in overtime, the Broncos secondary choked, John Fox sat on the ball to end the 4th quarter - it was a s*** show. The most intriguing part to me was the ridiculous length, going well into double overtime.
@@michaelscott4909 If choking makes a game bad, half of the games of this list shouldn't be here at all. Now, as a Broncos fan, I despise the fact that the game exists, but it's undeniably one of the greatest playoff games in NFL history.
The 58 game looks great in color
Agreed!!!!
'The Catch' should be on the list.
it should be, honestly if super bowl XLII wasn't an upset against an undefeated team people wouldn't hold it as highly regarded as it is, Id put the catch over it
Superbowl 52 was best arena league game ever played
NO!!! THAT GAME WAS DISGUSTING!!🖕
Hell no, that game was so overrated
Harry Engel the Drive game shouldn’t be that high. The game is rather overrated and both teams have been in better playoff games.
The next year’s AFC championship game between the same 2 teams was a more exciting game. Denver going up big, 21-3 and 28-10, and Cleveland inching their way back in. Byner was the main reason the browns were even back in position to tie as he making countless big plays catching and running, and finished with almost 190 yards from scrimmage. There were a lot of big plays from both sides, and Castile doesn’t get near enough credit for making a great defensive play. It’s always remembered as “The Fumble” and i bet most people don’t even remember the name of the guy making the strip.
I also like the Drive 2 better than the Drive. Houston had a 15 point line early on but did what those Oilers team always did in those playoffs. Blow leads. On the final drive, Elway did an amazing job at helping Denver convert on both 4th and 6 and 4th and 10. And the FG was extra nerve wrecking if you were a broncos fan, the snap again was shaky. A bad snap earlier was the reason why Denver was behind 1 instead of tied.
The Marathon at the Lake, the week before The Drive, was another classic. Cleveland looked dead in the water with about 4-5 minutes left, down 10, and Mark Gastineau certainly did his part to help hurt his team with the roughing the passer penalty on that 3rd down.
These NFL Top 10s are a great watch.
As a Eagles Fan I'm Not Happy That SB 52 NOT on This List It Was Back and Forth Until The Last Play of The Game When My Eagles Won The SB!
It seems like people kinda forget how great Super Bowl 52 was. Backup Nick Foles vs Tom Brady looking to win back to back titles and 3 in 4 years. They matched each other throw for throw. A heavyweight fight until the very last play. Most yards in any game ever.
How did the Patriots not punt and lose???
I suppose you have to have at least an ounce of defense involved to call it a great game. This one didn't even have a milligram of defense.
@@indy_go_blue6048 that’s not true. The strip sack of Brady changed the game.
The week 11 2018 Chiefs vs. Rams was probably the most entertaining. It would be interesting to see them redo these top ten.
Yeah they absouletely need to redo this list.
Yes, I'm a Coloradan, but may I just say objectively that John Elway was a beautiful athlete to watch. Just had that elite gift set.
It was so sad, at the beginning, the 3 huge losts at the Superbowl
@@nicolasbergeron9228 *losses *Super Bowl
@@siler7 It's because English is my 2nd language. Sorry about mistakes...
Why Did Steve Atwater Say He Was On The Sidelines Holding Hands Watching When He Wasn't Drafted Until April 1989 And The Drive Was In January Of 1987.
Greatest Comeback ever sure, idk about best game ever. Then again, 28 - 3 will never be forgotten
That KC and Rams game with like 40 points for each team this past year was INSANE!
With the modern no defense NFL? Hell man, that's the norm.
You mean 50 points!
Why is Steve Atwater talking about the 86 AFC Championship like he was there? He wasn't drafted until 89!
You noticed that, too? Hahaha. I actually think that was the some deceptive stuff the NFL Network did. They were probably interviewing Atwater about another game, or asked him to talk about playing with John Elway, or something along those lines. Then they took that footage and inserted it there.
Yeah, I noticed that too - he may have been on the sidelines in Arkansas. Also, the hook and ladder was not Duper and Nat Moore. Duper was still in college!
Thanks I was trying to figure that out myself. It might've been a clip from an interview out of context they threw into this segment.
Nat Moore and Tony Nathan I think it was
Yes!!! I had to look him up just to make sure I wasn't taking crazy pills
10 Greatest Playoff games Ever-
10 Rams-Bucs 2022 playoffs (OT thriller)
9 Packers-Cowboys 2014 Playoffs (No Catch)
8 Colts-Patriots Playoffs (21-0 comeback)
7 Steelers-Cardinals Super Bowl (GW catch)
6 Steelers-Colts Playoffs (Big Ben's Saving Tackle)
5 Bills-Oilers Playoffs (Largest Comeback Ever)
4 Vikings-Saints (Minneapolis Miracle)
3 Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl (Goal line INT)
2 Patriots-Falcons Super Bowl (28-3 lead)
1 Chiefs-Bills Playoffs (13 Seconds)
I just watched the KC vs Buffalo game yesterday. That game would be way up this list.
I 💯 agree
super bowl 52 has the most yards of offence of any game ever
I still can't believe that the Pats didn't punt and Brady threw for 505 yards and they somehow lost.
Eagles Rule
Most yards, second highest scoring super bowl, super bowl with the fewest punts(1) and an underdog team with a back up taking down the gold standard of winning over the last two decades and was the first Super Bowl victory for a team that’s been around since 1933. Absolutely should be on here
Zachary Randolph-LaBerge Didn’t happen yet
@@subscribetopewdiepieunsubs7765 When Eric Mangini left the Pats to coach the Jets, he blew the whistle that the Pats are cheating by filming other teams practices. in SB 52 Doug Pedersons Eagles rented a hotel and they held practice in a huge ball room so the patriots couldnt film them. No joke. And they beat them. And then after all them years and wins, the Pats get caught again 2019 vs the Bengals. They always cheated, and after spygate they never stopped.
#4 still hurts so bad. I remember being on the verge of tears when Fitz took that slant for 55 yards
Probably wouldn't make many people's lists, but the game that got me into this sport was Jets 51, Dolphins 45, Round 3 1986.
I don’t get why the Chiefs vs. Rams (Week 11, 2018) game is not on this. It was one of the only games to have each team score 50+ points. Other than that, great list.
Michael Weaver it was made before the game but I think they’re just talking about postseason games
2 words regular season
"One of the only" doesn't mean anything.
@@siler7 still entertainment
Games I would omit from the top ten
The Drive game
Immaculate Reception
Games I would add
1981 NFC title game
2006 AFC title game
Thank you for the '06 AFC title game. I'm prejudiced of course, but I think it's one of the greatest games I've ever seen. There's no way the Colts should have won that game, the winning TD and the Jackson intercept were totally unreal.
Exactly. Can't believe the 2006 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME isn't on here. Peyton Manning comes back from 19 in the 4th quarter against the Patriots.
@@indy_go_blue6048 me being a Colts fan and of course, a major hater of the Pat's, this was easily #1 for me. Even if I wasn't so biased this should still be top #3 easy. It still stands as the greatest comeback in AFC championship history.
Brett Patterson some other possible games could the the 2012 AFC Divisional (Ravens vs Broncos) and the 2009 NFC Wild Card (Cardinals vs Packers) or even the other Cardinals packers playoff game in 2015
Terrible choices. Leaving super bowl 25 off this list is a travesty.
They just picked a lot of recent games. What a shock.
I don't think that Super Bowl 51 needs to be on the list. Yes it was a great comeback win for New England, but it's not the greatest game ever played.
That was a great game. You never knew what was going to happen until the final seconds. Two completely different teams. Bellick and Parcels out coached the highest powered offense in the league.
There were plenty of older games on there depending on how old you're wanting to see
Half the games were 35+ years ago.
@kevinpayton2664 Yes it was
I remember the broncos drive, me and my dad watching the game,RIP Dad🙏
The Packers and Redskins Monday Night Football game from 1983 should've been seriously considered for this list. That game had one of the wildest offensive shootouts in history, with both teams combining for 95 points, 771 yards passing, and 254 yards running.
It made the list of greatest QB duels!
Rams chief's 2018: hold my beer
Let me guess: Super Bowl 49 or 51 is gonna be on top.
*After Watching* I knew it.
The Ravens/Broncos 2012 Divisional Round game should DEFINITELY be on this list!!
Mile high Miracle should be on this list
Maybe I’m biased as a ravens fan but I feel like ravens vs broncos in the 2012 divisional playoffs should atleast get a mention. Best game I’ve ever watched
You could also make a case for Super Bowl XIII. Yes Pittsburgh led Dallas 35-17,but Dallas closed it to 35-31. It was a terrific close game much of the way between two legendary,mulitple championship teams.
wide right, the catch, rams vs titans in the superbowl, biggest comeback in nfl history by the bills in the playoffs all deserved some love
Funny that they coudn't refer to the Greatest Game Ever Played by that name because they put it at #2.
0:00 The Drive.
3:35 The 1971 AFC Divisional Playoffs (Miami vs. Kansas City).
6:10 The Immaculate Reception.
8:40 Super Bowl XLII.
12:11 The Epic In Miami.
15:18 Super Bowl XLIX.
18:47 Super Bowl XLIII.
22:15 The Ice Bowl.
26:17 The Greatest Game Ever Played.
29:54 Super Bowl LI.
No Steelers vs Ravens in the playoffs
Now this is something I like to see
I'm sorry but.. the real turning point in that game is when hightower stripsacked ryan. Tom brady is the greatest of all time but common man no love for the D.... I mean brady on the second to last play almost threw a pick.
Thats the media. Pats fans recognize Hightower is a super bowl hero for TWO SUPERBOWLS. 49: where he benchpressed Okung off him with a messed up shoulder to stop Lynch to getting in the endzone. 1 play before the Butler pick. 51: Where he strip sacked Ryan
Watch NFL Turning Point for Super Bowl 51. They literally say the same thing you do. No need to complain.
What about they need a two point conversion to tie?
Well. that and the 4th and 3 conversion Brady to Dola.. it wasn't some amazing play but Everything started because of that HUGE conversion..
This whole discussion illustrates what made it so amazing...there were like 10 plays where if it goes differently, the Patriots don’t win.
I feel like Ravens vs. Broncos in the 2013 divisional round should at least get honorable mention. That game was one of the most ridiculous, and most entertaining games I've ever witnessed. But unfortunately, that game will probably be forgotten with time.
I think the 2014 AFC divisional round between the Patriots and Ravens should have been on this list. That entire game was incredible from start to finish. I would certainly pick that game over SB 51 and its damn close to SB 49.
0:11
"There's a gleam!"
Lineman in the back: "WTF is he talking about?"
SB 51 is too high. Great comeback by the Pats. But the guy who said "this wasnt a historic Falcon meltdown, it was just great Patriot execution..." That could be the most ridiculous comment Ive ever heard on these. Of course it was almost flawless Patriot execution,& proved why Brady is GOAT,& Bellichek is the coaching version. Patriots have nothing to apologize for, they did what had to be done.
But Atlanta completely choked that game away. Kyle Shannahans play calling, Matt Ryan, the Falcon defense all made multiple egregious mistakes. I'm probably forgetting some as well. It doesn't take anything away from the Patriots, that what great teams do...keep fighting,& capitalize on the opposition's mistakes. I have no dog in this fight, I'm a Bronco fan. But while you must give full credit to NE, ya also gotta recognize Atlanta froze up, & mention how they helped the Patriots a lot. You almost can't have a 25 pt 3rd qtr comeback, without help from the team ahead. Same thing with the Bills comeback from 35-3 in that Wild card round. Yes Buffalo was great, but Houston choked,& helped Buffalo out a lot.
No doubt none greater than the Pat's coming back in OUR FIRST OT SB AGAINST THE FALCONS, NOT 1 EVEN COMES CLOSE, THE GREATEST COME BACK OF ALL TIMES!!!!!
I still can't believe the Falcons didn't run down the clock, kick the field goal, and end the game after the Julio Jones catch. I mean, did they even want to win?
These top 10’s reminds me of Saturday mornings as a kid
This is going to trigger a lot of people.
but I am
@Harry Engel
a fish
@@editedforyoursafety3045 hahhaha!
I’m triggered because they didn’t show the mile high miracle game
The Catch game is not on this list? It's known by a phrase and it launched the beginning of the 49ers dynasty of the 80's, the beginning of the Cowboys slide in the same era, and also launched the legend of Joe Montana, arguably the best SB quarterback in NFL history not named Tom Brady. The "catch" by Dwight Clark is one of the most iconic moments in NFL history. Incredible!
I found it weird how no one talks about how risky the throw was from big ben to santonio holmes. There were three defenders in that corner. If he had underthrown it, that's an easy int. That was a perfect throw.
I personally loves Superbowl 38. First and Third quarter were all defenses while the second and fourth was all offense. I loved it.
How is Super Bowl LI on here and NOT Super Bowl LII? The Falcons completely blowing a lead and putting up zero points in the second half vs. a BACK UP quarter back going toe to toe with Tom Brady, with both teams putting up RECORD yardage in any Super Bowl EVER. It was one of the most exciting Super Bowls of all time and, frankly, this list is bullshit without it.
Lmao that's why this list was made by people who know football and fans are just biased. I think 51 deserves to be number 1 and im a packers fan. Superbowl 52 is just a regular shot out game no real drama. Just a dime a dozen game where the 1st ever overtime in superbowl history was made with the largest deficit ever in post season. Everyone by halftime time was planning a funeral for the Patriots but won it. With every blown lead there is an epic comeback.
Through these shows I’ve noticed so many of the SB nation host’s such as Charlotte wilder, Matt Nuff it’s awesome!
Setting aside all bias, I think SB49 was the best football game I've ever seen.
This list should be revised and include the Rams vs Chiefs (2018) regular season game. That game is already in the books as one of the top historic games.
Super Bowl 52 Needs To Be on This List If This Was Updated Since It Was a Great Night To Be a Philadelphia Eagles Fan In a High Scoring Game Vs New England!
The Tuck Rule game, 2001 Divisional Playoff between the Raiders & Patriots should have been on here. It was the beginning point of the Patriots Dynasty and had arguably the most controversial play ever in the NFL's history.
“There’s a gleam”
“let’s get the gleam alright”
This Pats vs Falcons SB keeps popping up #1, for everything, on every list!!!!!
Gotta Add Chiefs vs Rams Monday night football to this list
As an Oiler fan, no doubt that the greatest Comeback of all time should be on here, when the Bills came back in the playoffs against the Oilers after being down 35-3 early in the 3rd quarter, and with a backup QB at that....
Yeah it absolutely belongs on this list. If they weren't gonna include at least one regular season game then the title of the video should just be top 10 playoff games of all time.
Number 2 should be 1 because it was the first overtime championship in NFL history the 1958 game was alot more exciting tons of interceptions where thrown
Don't be blinded by nostalgia if that game happened yesterday would it still be called the greatest game ever played
1974 divisional playoff between Oakland and Miami. Hands of Stone Clarence Davis denies Dolphins quest for 3rd straight Super Bowl title. A must somewhere on this list
Super Bowl 52 was infinitely better than 51.
How the Eagles were ahead throughout the whole thing
@@carlossfc9655 the falcons were winning the whole time until OT
@@randomdudes3031 and they went on to win which is why it's the best unlike 52 where it had a lack luster ending
You sound like you're an Eagles fan.
49 was better than 51 and 52 tbh
Saints @ 49ers 2011 NFC Divisional Playoff game is the best I've ever seen by far. It was so unlikely that Alex Smith could lead a comeback after Brees got the upper hand in a crazy blowout turned shootout. But it actually happened, not to mention Vernon Davis makes "The Catch 3" and weeps on the sideline. I think people forget it because the Giants would go on to the Superbowl that year after a controversial NFC Championship game against the 49ers... Which if you go back and watch the Niners should have won. Yes, Alex Smith should have played in the Super Bowl against Tom Brady, but I digress. Saints vs Niners, best game ever.
Super Bowl 51 was so great that I actually changed the channel. Please. I had never done that before. Super bowl 13 should have been on here.
No the score was 35-17 in the 4th
Three greatest games I've seen. Dallas vs San Francisco 82 NFC championship. San Diego vs Miami AFC playoffs. Nyg vs New England Superbowl 42
51 is boring for most of it. 52 was hands down the most exciting game I've ever seen. Most yards in any game ever, and it happens in the super bowl?! Plus everyone likes an underdog story
Max O'Neill there was no defense at all... that’s not how football should be played in a super bowl.
Max O'Neill wasnt really an underdog team considering they were the best team in football and it wasnt a surprise for them to be in the superbowl
@@AlphaDragonification you really believed before that game that Nick Foles could go toe to toe with Tom brady and win? Because if you said yes everyone would know you were lying.
No defense was played for both sides so no. Was an overglorified college football game in which Brady made it interesting. Only 2 defensive stops that whole game.
Best arena league game ever
Maybe I'm biased, but the 2012 AFC Divisional Round between the Ravens & Broncos. That's the best non-Super Bowl NFL Game I've ever seen.
How was the Falcons choking (yes it was a historic meltdown) the greatest game SMH...FOH
Prisoners of the moment!
You mean the Patriots making the greatest comeback ever?
If a team choking makes a game bad then half the games on this list don't belong here
For the first 74 years of the NFL there was no 2 point conversions, only in College Football. Just think, if SB 51 was played when there was no 2 pt conversions Atlanta wins SB 51 and instead of hearing about a so called come back, we're hearing about how Brady's PICK 6 cost them the game.
NFL 100 Greatest Games of All Time
1. 1958 NFL Championship - Colts vs Giants
2. 1981 NFC Championship - Cowboys vs 49ers
3. 1967 NFL Championship - Cowboys vs Packers
4. 1981 AFC Divisional - Chargers vs Dolphins
5. 2007 Super Bowl - Giants vs Pats
6. 1968 Super Bowl - Jets vs Colts
7. 1992 Wildcard - Oilers vs Bills
8. 2014 Super Bowl - Pats vs Seahawks (worst play in NFL history)
9. 2016 Super Bowl - Pats vs Falcons (greatest collapse in NFL history)
10. 1990 Super Bowl - Bills vs Giants
The biggest play in the Pats v Falcons Superbowl was Trey Flowers' sack of Matt Ryan that took the Falcons out of FG range. Without that, the Falcons run on third down then make it a two score game. As it was, you get the Hightower play and the Falcons punt. I can't believe they left all that out.
People like to ignore how bad of a choke that game was.
1. Super Bowl XLIX
2. Super Bowl LI
3. Super Bowl XXXVIII
4. Super Bowl XXXVI
5. Super Bowl XXXIX
6. 2004 AFC Championship Game
7. 2001 AFC Championship Game
8. 2003 AFC Championship Game
9. 2014 AFC Championship Game
10. 2016 AFC Championship Game
W
This is the list of games they show in hell right?
@Derek Savage Super Bowl LII was rigged.
What’s it like only having 5 rings
TheGr8stManEvr pats fan?!
51... I got kicked out of my friends party for saying 4th quarter Brady would turn everything around and win, and he did and I was right 🤣
If only my Falcons won 😭💨
Better switch from falcons to United
They should have. Next time if they ever meet belichek again, hold practice in a hotel ballroom like Doug Pederson the year after. Took that cheating edge away. Noone wins like that and after they got caught AGAIN after the 1st Spygate, peoving they never stopped, I question every title they ever won under Belichek.
@@johnnolan33177 Amen, bro. No team in the 21st C with free agency and salary caps dominates the game for 2 decades unless they're cheating.
SD-Miami is way too low. #6? That game was absolutely amazing.
SD takes a 24-0 lead and Miami makes a great comeback with their backup QB Don Strock, including the famous hook and ladder at the end of the first half to cut it down to 24-17. SD looked almost done with 4-5 minutes left, down 7, Miami inside the Chargers 20. Then SD forces a fumble and ties the game with less than a minute left:
Then Miami drives down (SD actually got an INT at mid field but fumbled promptly after that, it would be incomplete nowadays). It looks like Miami is about to win, then Winslow just manages to get a slight piece of the ball on the FG and cause a miss.
Then SD takes it down and it looks over, but the Famjly Feud kicker misse a chip shot. Then Miami took it down, and it looked over, but SD got another block! Then there was a turnover forced by MIA in there somewhere, can’t remember what exactly, but SD got it back and fouts hit joiner on a long pass, and a FG is finally made to end the game.
1940 NFL championship, because it will never happen again.
that may be the WORST game of all time-who wants to see a 73-0 annihilation unless you're a fan of the team with the 73 (Bears)? Certainly the most one sided game ever.
Here is another one for the list of all-time best games: the final Monday Night Football game at Texas Stadium between the Cowboys and the Eagles from 2008. The game was a shootout which had a whopping SEVEN lead changes, and both teams combining for 78 points, with Dallas ultimately prevailing 41-37.
No way should PATRIOTS/FALCONS should be No.1 on this list. No way!
Why not?
The Ice Bowl should've been # 1. Secondly, how can you NOT have the 1974 AFC Divisional Playoff Game between the Oakland Raiders & the Miami Dolphins on this list. That was one of the greatest NFL Games I ever saw. I was ten years old and never forgot how awesome that game was.
The title should say greatest playoff games. They left out the 83 packers vs redskins game. 48-47 on Monday night football. They need to get these titles right.
Yep. Rams beating the Chiefs 54-51 on 11/19/18 was pretty epic as well. Then there was Roger Staubach's last comeback vs the Redskins to win 35-34 in 1979. And the Clint Longley Thanksgiving Day 1974 comeback vs the Redskins was also memorable.
Dolphins-Jets in September 1986 at Giants Stadium, 51-45 Jets in OT. Wesley Walker has four TD catches, including one to force overtime and another to win the game.
1983 MNF opener Cowboys-Redskins, 2000 Monday Night Miracle Dolphins-Jets, 1972 Namath vs Unitas Jets-Colts
Packers vs Cardinals in 2009 and 2015 were damn good, so was super bowl 52
For everyone talking up Super Bowl 52, it was the 6th best Super Bowl of the Brady-Belichick era. Just ahead of Super Bowls 46 & 39. PERIOD.
You can't put it ahead of 51, 49, 42, 38, or 36. You just can't. Too many people have recency bias.
Also, the Immaculate Reception was an iconic play, not game. Plenty of games are historically more significant & just better. Chiefs-Dolphins also is a stretch.
Where's Super Bowl 13? Or the '81 NFC Title game?
1. 1971 afc divisional playoff game dolphins vs chiefs/ longest game OT
2. 2008 super bowl 42 giants vs patriots/ greatest underdogs
3. 2017 super bowl 51 patriots vs falcons/ greatest comeback OT
4. 2018 chiefs vs rams/ 51 to 54 greatest shootout
5. 1972 afc divisional playoff game raiders vs steelers/ immaculate reception
6. 2018 super bowl 52 eagles vs patriots/ greatest play call ever
7. 1967 championship cowboys vs packers/ ice bowl worst weather conditions
8. 2002 afc divisional playoff game raiders vs patriots/ greatest robbery
9. 1966 giants vs washington/ 41 to 72 highest combined score
10. 1940 championship bears vs washington/ 73 to 0 largest margin
Super Bowl III Jets were a greater dog. Giants almost gave the Pats a loss at the end of the regular season
I really don't get all the people saying super bowl 52 should be on this list. It was fine, but the ending really wasn't that dramatic. All of the games on the list had touchdowns/field goals (well plus Butler's interception) at the very end of the game that decided the outcome, super bowl 52 did not.
Ben Rall did you watch the same game I did? Not dramatic? Strip sack by Brandon Graham with two minutes left of a 5 point game with Tom Brady the GOAT having a chance for a comeback. If you don’t call the dramatic I can’t help ya, buddy.
@@phillyeaglesphan Well for one since you're an Eagles fan obviously you'd think the game was more exciting than me (I'm a Packers fan btw). I thought Super Bowl XLV was pretty exciting watching Green Bay beat Pittsburgh, but I'm guessing you probably thought that game was pretty forgettable. Also, yes the strip sack was pretty late in the game, but the Patriots had just started that drive & weren't about to score so for me it just felt kind of anti-climatic. It was a good game, but not top 10 all time material in my opinion.
phillyeaglesphan My guy there was no defense. Points need to be earned, and they weren’t in 52.
53 was a masterclass in defense, but wasn’t great because of offensive ineptitude. 49 was great because it had it all. Back and forth, great offense, great defense, a dramatic finish.
The ending of 52 could be predicted after the strip.
I LOVE ME SOME DEFENSE!!! In 1990, week 12, you had a Monday Night game between the 2 time defending Super Bowl Champ 49ers w/Lott & Haley on one side, LT and Carl Banks on the other and it was 3-and-out punt over and over for a 7 to 3 final score.
How is Seahawks vs cardinals weak 7 2016 not on here?
😂😂😂 The ultimate masterpiece of a game 6-6
😂😂😂imma cry in a corner now
The greatest tie game of all time no doubt. That game was entertaining from start to stop. Still can't believe a 6-6 game was that good.
Underrated game is the ravens vs Patriots 2013-2014 playoff game