11 players right next to the play paid $10 to $20 million each to follow the ball and they all missed it. You pay me 6 figures or less and I have to aim the camera while watching from a distance. I wouldn't worry unless 'm the only one missing several plays every game.
The trick two point conversion at 3:00 is a thing of beauty. Chicago sort of had an ace in the hole on that play with TE Zach Miller. Miller played QB in college and ran an option offense. He was a very good option QB. He ran that option perfectly on that play. He knew if the DE ran out to Trubiski, he could just run it in himself untouched. He held the pitch till the DE committed to hitting him and then just casually flipped it to Trubiski like he has done it a million times...because he has. Its too bad his career ended a week later with the horrible leg injury.
Hero's do not wear jerseys! 👈 Do you stand at home while drinking your Schlitz malt liquor and wearing your yellow stained tiddy whities during the special song???? Do you burn the jerseys of the heroes that beat their pregnant girlfriend's?? Or do you just whine about the ones that take a knee??? Asking for a blind friend that can see the truth!!!
Just seen Biden in a hotel and I asked how he was feeling about the election. He laughed and winked at me, then grabbed me by hair and dragged me into a toilet and spat in my mouth while whispering “count every vote” over and over in my ear. Make of that what you will
There was wind and it was a 48 yard attempt, so it isn't easy. I've heard that this kicker later missed a 46 yard field goal in the same game, so he may have missed this attempt too. The holder is at the Browns' 38 yard line - that is where the ball would be placed if the field goal is missed. By punting instead, they forced the Browns onto their own 3. I've also heard that on the two drives before this, the Browns had back to back three-and-outs, so it's very likely that they will get great field position again. Finally, doing the punt when it isn't expected means that there is nobody to return it. If the Browns expected a punt, they could have fielded it at the 3 yard line and ran several more yards.
The Peyton Manning TD reminded me of when Mark Grieb -- who was only slightly slower of foot than Peyton -- bootlegged a game winning 2 point conversion to win a crucial game for the SaberCats. A game I attended live.
Nahhh. Y’all stole it, and used it beautifully against... the Bears? Richard Sherman played the Stedman Bailey role, if we’re thinking of the same play.
How do you not have the chiefs vs Arizona game where Bono fooled not only the entire cardinals team but the camera man and announcers all. Nobody noticed him running till he was 50 yards downfield.
@@firesuperbat.4758 It still doesn't answer my question. Why not score 3 points instead of doin THAT. Whatever that was...I still dont understand why commentators were calling it a good move.
As a life long fins fan, a marino fan, and because the fins have been a losing team for so long, and the jets rivalry is one of the best rivalries in the league...that fake spike is like a superbowl win to us.
Marino is one of the best ever who never had a chance to demonstrate how good he was. He proved to be a franchise player, all he needed was a better franchise.
They faked the punter out who tf can do that Maybe it's my st. Louis bias but watching the 1st clip of the rams live I said that has got to be the best I've ever seen given the ability of tavon those first two years and his explosiveness on PR and every ram player was in sync and sold the shit out of it only for tavons college teammate to get it on the other side and not even that 12th man Seattle has picked up on it... John fossil GOAT special teams coordinator
@@lakerskid2013 It was called back, but for a completely BS penalty, a phantom hold near the fake returner (i.e., did not affect anything, which was a guideline change before that year that inconsequential holds should not be called)
The issue is often risk vs reward, the plays working because they're unexpected, and the player with the ball is left out in the open unprotected. If you do it too much your opponent catches on and then instead of a cheeky play where you fake a handoff and score with your QB your QB runs away from all his blockers and gets blasted into next week by an alert defender.
Mobile punters are one of the scariest things in football to me, assuming they get even average blocking theyve got so much space to work with and can just take off if the return team isn't right on top of them immediately
For me, the Peyton Manning rushing TD is the greatest I've personally seen. Manning was quite possibly the most immobile quarterback in modern nfl history. He was a statue in the pocket. So to see him run it into the endzone? c'est magnifique!
How do you not have Steve Bono's 76 yard run against the Cardinals? The entire Cardinal defense was so sold out on a dive up the middle that they sent all 11 men into the line only to have Bono bootleg around the right end. There was no one within 10 miles of him as he ran for the score.
That first play had Bailey running about 140 yards for that TD. Starts the play at the 50 runs back to the 10 to catch the punt then run another 90 yards back the other way for the TD.
Forgot the Seahawks fake punt return by Richard Sherman in Week 3 of the 2015 NFL season against the bears. This video is really missing tons of major moments.
The Texans Browns announcers are stupid. "Why risk the field goal?". That makes no sense. It's the 2nd quarter and you are down 3. Logically, you kick the field goal, not punt.
Man Danny has wheels, hope he has some more runs left in him Personal favorite QB runners: 1. Steve Young 2. Kaepernick 3. Danny Dimes 4. White Lightning 5. Kyler Murray
I would like to have seen the 2013 fake spike between Dallas and Detroit. That play faked out even his own team. Final moments of the game in hurry up offense the Lions get tackled inside the 1 with seconds to spare. Stafford rushes up to the line motioning the intent to spike the ball and stop the clock. Once everyone is set Matthew notices that everybody (including his own line) is just set for the spike and not really looking to engage. In that moment, instead of spiking the ball and stopping the clock, Stafford hikes the ball and reaches out over the goal line for a TD. It was just great situational awareness by a player who took the initiative to read between the lines and make something of it. I LOVE plays like that.
Two were notably missing. One was an Oiler punter faking a handoff and running in for a TD. Second was Steve Bono, who faked out the entire Cardinal defense to scamper 74 yards for a TD, with a lineman outrunning him!
It was a 48 yard punt, there are very few people in the world who can kick consistently even tho 48 yards is a pretty standard kick but is by no means a guarantee. The reason they didn't kick a field goal is because the wind was constantly changing direction and quite fierce making the field goal extremely risky. So they opted to give them the ball back on the 5 yard line with a punt giving them better field position on defense. If they kicked a field goal and missed, the other team could have caught the ball (if it was in play) and ran off for good field position or a touchdown. Even if they didn't catch the football off a field goal attempt they would still have a kick return to get better positioning. Also because of how far back the field position was if they tackled someone in the opposing endzone after giving the ball to the other team they'd get 2 points for what's called a safety and then they also get the ball back on a kick return. It's a bit confusing but it's like math meets chess. The best anology I can come up with is gambling, kicking the field goal with the wind as it was is like playing the slot Machines and banking on a jackpot with no knowledge of the outcome vs playing Poker where it's still a gamble but you have a general idea of where the game is heading and your chances of winning.
"That looks like something you see on the internet" why, yes it does
Ikr lol 😂
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Imagine being the cameraman on some of these plays thinking you’re gonna get fired.
It's so satisfying seeing the camera try to catch up with the fake
All we had to do was follow the ball CJ
Yeah, because even the cameramen got fooled on some of these!
11 players right next to the play paid $10 to $20 million each to follow the ball and they all missed it. You pay me 6 figures or less and I have to aim the camera while watching from a distance. I wouldn't worry unless 'm the only one missing several plays every game.
The trick two point conversion at 3:00 is a thing of beauty. Chicago sort of had an ace in the hole on that play with TE Zach Miller. Miller played QB in college and ran an option offense. He was a very good option QB. He ran that option perfectly on that play. He knew if the DE ran out to Trubiski, he could just run it in himself untouched. He held the pitch till the DE committed to hitting him and then just casually flipped it to Trubiski like he has done it a million times...because he has. Its too bad his career ended a week later with the horrible leg injury.
A leg injury that should've been a touchdown!
Wow that’s just harsh
That was actually the thing that bugged me the most about the new extra point rule. We never get to see badass fake extra points.
the fact that they revoked that TD on the leg injury play is unforgivable by the nfl
I hate the cowboys (Giants fan), but that blocking pickup on the fake punt was brilliant.
The daniel jones run faked out the announcers but they tried to play it off hahah
You mean Daniel jones
Hero's do not wear jerseys! 👈
Do you stand at home while drinking your Schlitz malt liquor and wearing your yellow stained tiddy whities during the special song????
Do you burn the jerseys of the heroes that beat their pregnant girlfriend's?? Or do you just whine about the ones that take a knee??? Asking for a blind friend that can see the truth!!!
Just seen Biden in a hotel and I asked how he was feeling about the election. He laughed and winked at me, then grabbed me by hair and dragged me into a toilet and spat in my mouth while whispering “count every vote” over and over in my ear. Make of that what you will
Looked like it was just an option read.
@@reddevil0012 ...and what does this have to do with football?
Peyton looked like he was running in mud with steel toe boots on
I still can out run you
@@PaytonnManning1503 You can also outchoke anyone
@@SeedTheAvocado not as much as your mom 😂
@@PaytonnManning1503 I honestly doubt u can out run me no disrespect
@@misaelchalas8561 with the way my legs are set up at this age you'll prolly smoke me.
The Bear's 2 pt play was actually pretty awesome.
I really wish this included Steve Bonos 76 yd Touchdown.
I'm here literally just for that. Guess I have to go back and watch it myself.
When tannehill started running, the linebacker did a double take before realizing he had the ball at 2:50
Safety
2:56 “That middle opened up.” Definitely did! The whole reason it worked.
0:31 why yes it does
3:00 minutes one of the best "trick play" 2 point conversions ever...
1:22 “Why risk the field goal?”
As a Ravens fan this makes no sense to me.
Apparently the wind was super bad that day. I didn’t understand either
@@CorpseHoarder It was a terrible thunderstorm that day, wind constantly changing and etc
Because it's fake and scripted.
Bro thinks that fucking weather is scripted @@sm5405
because they might make 3 points.
That fake field goal makes no sense lmao
Saw another comment saying the wind was terrible and the attempt would’ve been too risky
There was wind and it was a 48 yard attempt, so it isn't easy. I've heard that this kicker later missed a 46 yard field goal in the same game, so he may have missed this attempt too.
The holder is at the Browns' 38 yard line - that is where the ball would be placed if the field goal is missed. By punting instead, they forced the Browns onto their own 3. I've also heard that on the two drives before this, the Browns had back to back three-and-outs, so it's very likely that they will get great field position again.
Finally, doing the punt when it isn't expected means that there is nobody to return it. If the Browns expected a punt, they could have fielded it at the 3 yard line and ran several more yards.
Every day, Titans fans across the country wonder what Mariota could have been if WE DIDN’T FUCKING RUN AN OFFENSE LIKE IT WAS 1975!!!
seriously. Mariota and Henry would be such a deadly combo.
The Peyton Manning TD reminded me of when Mark Grieb -- who was only slightly slower of foot than Peyton -- bootlegged a game winning 2 point conversion to win a crucial game for the SaberCats. A game I attended live.
As a Seahawk fan that punt return will haunt us forever... and we threw in a super bowl with one yard and Marshawn Lynch
Nahhh. Y’all stole it, and used it beautifully against... the Bears? Richard Sherman played the Stedman Bailey role, if we’re thinking of the same play.
Blame that one on the coach. He didn't want Lynch to score the winning TD.
How do you not have the chiefs vs Arizona game where Bono fooled not only the entire cardinals team but the camera man and announcers all. Nobody noticed him running till he was 50 yards downfield.
Thanks for posting Kevin! 76 yd TD was way better than most of the plays shown.
I was gonna say that!
Tannehill had the Packers be like, "Why is the qb running... WHY IS THE QB RUNNING!?"
I wanna see the thousands of trick plays that didn’t work! Probably would be equally as entertaining 😂
That first one got me this gonna be good😂😂😂😂😂
I already know that this videos bout to be 🔥
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1:13 Why is that a "smart move" to not attempt field goal. (Yes. I'm a casual NFL fan. Watching since 2012 and only watch playoffs)
it was very early in the game and I mean yeah sure they would tie the game but they could pressure their opponent
@@firesuperbat.4758 It still doesn't answer my question. Why not score 3 points instead of doin THAT. Whatever that was...I still dont understand why commentators were calling it a good move.
@@kedrprao I dont get it too. Why not scoring for 3 points? Seemed like an easy FG.
Their kicker was probably garbage
The wind was really bad that day
0:48 that titan uniform reminds me a whole lot of the smurfs 😂
The Jags remind me of pea soup
@@Andrewlang90 bruh 😂
@@MICONMIC Next to the Eagles teal deal in the McNabb years, and the Steelers Bumblebee gear, that Jags uniform is easily the worst ever
The 1st clip of the punt return was beautiful 🔥🔥🔥
In my opinion that’s the best fake out in NFL history. It even fooled the camera man
Scripted and RIGGED
@@brandonleblanc5904 mad?
When only the punter knew where the punt was headed towards...
It looked like he released the ball before it crossed the plane.
Never noticed it with the Manning one but the RB was going to score easily anyway.
As a life long fins fan, a marino fan, and because the fins have been a losing team for so long, and the jets rivalry is one of the best rivalries in the league...that fake spike is like a superbowl win to us.
Marino is one of the best ever who never had a chance to demonstrate how good he was. He proved to be a franchise player, all he needed was a better franchise.
They faked the punter out who tf can do that Maybe it's my st. Louis bias but watching the 1st clip of the rams live I said that has got to be the best I've ever seen given the ability of tavon those first two years and his explosiveness on PR and every ram player was in sync and sold the shit out of it only for tavons college teammate to get it on the other side and not even that 12th man Seattle has picked up on it... John fossil GOAT special teams coordinator
The dude raised his hand like a fair catch it was illegal refs missed a call
@@hankwoods2448actually no he didn't stop with the gaslighting already
Daniel Jones looks like black ops zombies when you’ve run out of ammo and are trying to get the mp5 on the wall.
"That looks like something you see on the internet with fake plays!"
You made it!
i never get sick of seeing that manning play
That Payton Manning guy - what a speedster! Pure speed = Manning! But I wonder if he can throw the ball, though.
The Devin Hester and Jonny Knox fake return play should be in here, that's my favorite of all
Unfortunately I believe that play was called back from a penalty by the Bears but it was still a great play
@@lakerskid2013 It was called back, but for a completely BS penalty, a phantom hold near the fake returner (i.e., did not affect anything, which was a guideline change before that year that inconsequential holds should not be called)
The Pat McAfee onside kick to himself faked everyone out
Honestly, I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often. You got a massive 100 yard field and 20+ people, must be easy to lose track of the ball.
The issue is often risk vs reward, the plays working because they're unexpected, and the player with the ball is left out in the open unprotected. If you do it too much your opponent catches on and then instead of a cheeky play where you fake a handoff and score with your QB your QB runs away from all his blockers and gets blasted into next week by an alert defender.
You know it’s good when even the cameraman is following the faker
Holy crap that first play. Dude on the right side deserves an Oscar. He fooled everyone, including the camera man.
Mobile punters are one of the scariest things in football to me, assuming they get even average blocking theyve got so much space to work with and can just take off if the return team isn't right on top of them immediately
Theatricality and deception are powerful agents.
That Rams didn’t have a single memorable play in the 10 years leading up to that punt return.
For me, the Peyton Manning rushing TD is the greatest I've personally seen. Manning was quite possibly the most immobile quarterback in modern nfl history. He was a statue in the pocket. So to see him run it into the endzone? c'est magnifique!
Jason Campbell on the Raiders when he faked the hand off and ran it in himself and even tricked the camera man should be on here
Titans had 3 plays on this video
Great video, but I’m surprised Steve Bono wasn’t on this.
Did the first dude release the ball before it crossed the plane? It sure looked like it a little bit.
That Payton td is the most naked bootleg of naked bootlegs
People don’t realize how fast Tannehill is
Wow, those are really impressive 😂😂
What the hell was with those Titan and Jaguar uniforms?
Their called color rush every team had to wear them on Thursday night football I loved it but the nfl stopped it
No Philly special? That’s like the GOAT of trick plays
@@pa28cfiI see your Steve
Bono and raise you a kaepernick v the packers
There was a lot of the titans here
The fake reverse on the kick return would be a good play to run every time. It splits up the defense.
The Peyton Manning fakeout is the best. You know you got faked out on defense where you can't stop a slow Manning from running the ball in.
1:30 look at those W-L records lol
Lol probably a tank bowl
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I like that Dolphins play. I've always wondered why they spike the ball when they could run a play and catch the defense off guard.
How do you not have Steve Bono's 76 yard run against the Cardinals? The entire Cardinal defense was so sold out on a dive up the middle that they sent all 11 men into the line only to have Bono bootleg around the right end. There was no one within 10 miles of him as he ran for the score.
Came here to say the same thing. Any top NFL fake out video has to end that with as number one.
1:10 why not tie the game??? That is not a good move. I can't be the only one thinking that.
That first play had Bailey running about 140 yards for that TD. Starts the play at the 50 runs back to the 10 to catch the punt then run another 90 yards back the other way for the TD.
Forgot the Seahawks fake punt return by Richard Sherman in Week 3 of the 2015 NFL season against the bears. This video is really missing tons of major moments.
Plus the sweet Hester / Knox return that was the original in this area.
The Texans Browns announcers are stupid. "Why risk the field goal?". That makes no sense. It's the 2nd quarter and you are down 3. Logically, you kick the field goal, not punt.
I don’t get why the Texans punted instead of taking the field goal someone help me understand
you know it's a good fake when the camera man gets fooled
You know it’s a real fake out when the camera is facing the wrong way
Interesting bit of Holding there at the end.
Man Danny has wheels, hope he has some more runs left in him
Personal favorite QB runners:
1. Steve Young
2. Kaepernick
3. Danny Dimes
4. White Lightning
5. Kyler Murray
Well... The Philly special wasn't in it... only worthed a SB win... not a big deal....
Better be careful with fake plays. NFL will take that away next
That’s why they always say “Keep your eyes on the ball”
1:24. I hope this was said:
-"No mercy!"
-"No ball."
"Commotion" LOL.
Ummmm... no Steve Bono 76 yard run?
None of these compare to the beauty of Steve Bono's run
Yeah…kinda deserves its own video.
Tennessee color rush uniforms were fucking sick
"Looks like something you'd see on the internet!"
The best one I ever saw was Bono’s fake to Marcus Allen up the gut and Bono jogging to the end zone. It fooled the whole universe. Look it up
You know it’s good when the camera man is faked out
Peyton Manning was SO SLOW...THEY STILL ALMOST CAUGHT HIS ASS😂
Was this made by a Titans fan?? Neither of the Titans clips belonged in there lmao
2:12--The infamous "fake spike" that broke the Jets' back!
Peyton Manning is still running for that endzone
Feels so weird seeing a video w two positive titans plays lol
Had to watch the first one a few times
greatest fake out and you forgot pat mcafee's kickoff to himself.
Best fisher could ever do
I would like to have seen the 2013 fake spike between Dallas and Detroit. That play faked out even his own team.
Final moments of the game in hurry up offense the Lions get tackled inside the 1 with seconds to spare. Stafford rushes up to the line motioning the intent to spike the ball and stop the clock. Once everyone is set Matthew notices that everybody (including his own line) is just set for the spike and not really looking to engage. In that moment, instead of spiking the ball and stopping the clock, Stafford hikes the ball and reaches out over the goal line for a TD. It was just great situational awareness by a player who took the initiative to read between the lines and make something of it. I LOVE plays like that.
Two were notably missing.
One was an Oiler punter faking a handoff and running in for a TD.
Second was Steve Bono, who faked out the entire Cardinal defense to scamper 74 yards for a TD, with a lineman outrunning him!
The NFL's greatest fake out will always be when the Colts left Baltimore.
Camera men: *why are we here Just to suffer*
A lot of these were just standard zone reads or play actions that were just badly defended.
Holding at 3:35.
He wasn’t driving
daniel jones has an amazing play in the game where they are 0-5
Greatest fake in NFL history is Steve Bono's 76 yard run.
Honestly i was more confused about which team was which on the first play
The Derrick Henry titans fake was one I can say that I watched live
Theres room for A fake reverse that barely got anywhere at the end but no cam newton: "annexation of Puerto Rico"?
The old rams jerseys are better than the ones they have now
Keep it up I’d leave to say best nfl games videos
37 came off that block well to go after Mariota
Philly special rip
half crazy trick plays, half successful read options lol
I noticed the first one it was pretty easy to notice
Kinda new to american football. What was that move at 1.25? The one where they didnt score the field goal?
I think they didn't have a kicker so they punted the ball
It was a 48 yard punt, there are very few people in the world who can kick consistently even tho 48 yards is a pretty standard kick but is by no means a guarantee. The reason they didn't kick a field goal is because the wind was constantly changing direction and quite fierce making the field goal extremely risky. So they opted to give them the ball back on the 5 yard line with a punt giving them better field position on defense. If they kicked a field goal and missed, the other team could have caught the ball (if it was in play) and ran off for good field position or a touchdown. Even if they didn't catch the football off a field goal attempt they would still have a kick return to get better positioning. Also because of how far back the field position was if they tackled someone in the opposing endzone after giving the ball to the other team they'd get 2 points for what's called a safety and then they also get the ball back on a kick return. It's a bit confusing but it's like math meets chess. The best anology I can come up with is gambling, kicking the field goal with the wind as it was is like playing the slot Machines and banking on a jackpot with no knowledge of the outcome vs playing Poker where it's still a gamble but you have a general idea of where the game is heading and your chances of winning.
Philly special!