In honor of reaching 4,000 subscribers, here are the ten biggest meltdowns in NFL history. This episode originally aired in 2009. I do NOT own any rights to this video.
True, I mean the Atlanta falcons blew a 25 point lead with less than 20 minutes left and 3Q, but people don't blame their long snapper. Matt Ryan and Julio Jones aren't blamed that much either (seriously that throw and catch at the sideline was perfect), but why are the coaches getting heat?
@@benbrislawn4029 The 49ers and Giants have been a bigger rivalry with each other worse than their own divisions going back to the 80s. This one was just one in a long line of the east coast west coast fight. When the Giants beat the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game in 2011 I have flashbacks of Marshall killing Joe Montana.
Notice it's only non-athlete nerd-douche sports reporters who blame him. All the players were saying the Giants lost the game as a team and Junkin wasn't responsible.
@@logicaldude3611 Their meltdown in Super Bowl 51 reached the dreaded nuclear-level: while the Pats celebrated their comeback win, the Falcons had to deal with very angry safety inspectors.
Actually the funniest thing Peyton probably ever said was when he dropped back to pass one play and the pocket broke down almost instantly and you can hear Peyton yelling "DAMMIT DONALD!" into his "mic'd up" microphone as he's running for his life lmao.
To add to your point there was that controversial call on that last play for the holding so he could have had a second chance and nobody would have remembered his botched snap.
I loved that one! I’m with you & completely agree’ That & Dennis Green’s “They are who we THOUGHT they were! …that’s why we took the damn field! If you wanna CROWN ‘em…then CROWN their ASSES! But, they ARE who we THOUGHT they were….and we LET ‘em off the HOOK!”
I would agree but for one thing: they lost to the established cheaters in New England. I firmly believe that the Falcons' comms were hacked by NE and that they knew what was coming on every single goddamn play in the second half. I also firmly believe that BADDELL is covering it up to prevent a Black Sox-level scandal. I love old school NFL but the criminals in the NFL office today have ruined it.
This looks like it would have cone out right around when that happened. This is certainly before Favre was a Viking, but they have Jet footage. So, 2008. Same season as "I want winners".
How stupid is he? He once said that the Pirates should put a statue of Barry Bonds outside PNC Park because “he’s the greatest player ever to wear a Pirates uniform.”
I can't blame Marty for all of his teams' meltdowns. He didn't fumble the ball, he wasn't on the field against Elway, he wasn't the kicker missing field goals or the QB throwing incompletions. And he sure as hell wasn't on the field for the Chargers when the damn defender FUMBLED AWAY AN INTERCEPTION against the Patriots, especially when he warned that VERY DEFENDER before the game to "just get down" if you intercept the ball late. Unfair for Marty to get all the criticism he gets, even for being a conservative coach.
I kinda blame Marty for the Drive. I mean the Broncos were dinking and dunking as they milked the clock taking advantage of the soft zone coverage the Browns were giving.
Colts got unlucky because Nick Harper, who scooped the fumble by the Bus and ran toward the endzone, happened to have his knee or ankle got hurt before the game because of domestic violence & and Roethlisberger was somewhat able to tackle Harper and prevented him to take it to the house.
@@vince01lp Thanks for the details; I just posted this info (first time I've seen this video and I liked Vanderjagt though it was a good move to cut him as his career went to hell in 2006 and we got Venaturi.) Btw, Harper had been stabbed in the thigh by his girlfriend either the night or two nights before.
I like that this list has Marty Schottenheimer, whose biggest fault was playing too conservative in the playoffs, and Brett Favre, whose biggest fault was playing too aggressively in the playoffs, in back-to-back spots.
@@skippythealien9627 It might have worked - instead of shouting at each other, they might collapsed in laughter at each other - and then worked something out.
I’d say Dennis Green should be looked at more like people look at Marty Say what you will about Marty but if he had a top 2 receiver and had 3 drives to get a field goal he’d call more than 1 bomb. Say what you will about Marty but if he was only up 20-0 at the half he wouldn’t continue to run into a 9 man box
An important sidenote on #10: There was a huge missed call on that play that screwed the Giants. The holder, Matt Allen, chucked up a prayer to a man downfield - and you can see from 3:17 in the video that there was obvious pass interference. The refs threw a flag ... on the Giants for an ineligible man downfield, because the receiver, Rich Seubert, was an O-lineman. Not an eligible receiver, so no pass interference. Except ... Seubert was actually lined up as a tight end, and had reported prior to the snap. He was an eligible receiver on the play, and the PI should've been called - which would've given the Giants the ball back (Later review showed that another player on the Giants had failed to report, but even so, this would've resulted in offsetting penalties with the Giants replaying the down). The league came out the next day with a rare announcement saying they'd fucked up. Poor Trey Junkin could've had a second chance to redeem himself.
Yes, the game is on the top 10 controversial calls list. Also, u meant Trey Junkin could have had a third chance to redeem himself since he fucked up 2 snaps already in that game.
I love how these are a slice of history reviewing a slice of history at this point. Like watching Tony Romo go from "meltdown QB" to "probably the greatest color analyst ever"
That's because as a commentator he doesn't have to break his back carrying a cleveland brown talent teams. So he won't get the blame for not playing every position on the field.
Mike Holmgren had the balls to pull Favre aside and tell him to knock it off the stupid throws. Of course, once he left, Favre started the postseason meltdowns.
PLAYOFFS!! Jim Mora will always be remembered for that gem. But he was a good coach. Before 1987, the New Orleans Saints had never had a winning season, much less went to the playoffs. But Jim Mora did what Hank Stram and Bum Phillips couldn't do and guide the Saints to the playoffs. Mora also got the Colts out of their slumber before Tony Dungy took them to the next level.
Brett Favre threw some absolutely mind-numbingly bad interceptions. He'd make one of the greatest throws you've ever seen and then follow it up with one of the most bone-headed interceptions imaginable. It's as though he was so sure of himself that he'd go totally blind to the defense sometimes.
I mean shit….. If I ever saw or had a talk with Brian Dawkins. The first thing I would ask him is. How wide did your eyes get? Plus, combined with the thought of; what was in his mind when he saw that gift thrown right his way. After Favre just slung that football in the air right to him in the 2003 NFC Division Playoffs. I mean. That is something that a team with Adam Gase as head coach and Rich Kotite as an Offensive Coordinator would be dialing up. And me playing Madden with the controller upside down.
Impressive that Favre's soul-crushing interceptions made it to number 4 even before he threw away the NFC Championship for the Vikings against the Saints.
Schottenheimer didn’t have meltdowns. His owners had meltdowns when they’d fire him after he’d take their previously lousy team to the AFL Championship.
Agree. But I’ve rewatched that game a few times, & just like the 49ers getting back into the game against the Ravens in SB 47, I’m convinced that refs went out of their way to penalize the Falcons a few times to give the Pats a chance to keep viewers by making it interesting. Add Shanahan’s bad play calling & it’s a choke for the ages. 😂
rodprops You Jane a good point but I see SB 51 as more of a symptom of tinkering, manipulating or influencing that IMHO was widespread until the no call against the Rams in the 2018 NFC title game made the NFL back off & left the games play out. There’s no doubt in my mind that SB 51 & so many other games were kept artificially close by refs at NFL direction to ensure that many games could be decided on the final possession. Refs let 49ers back in SB vs Ravens. Belichick & Brady were the best at probing defenses knowing it usually wouldn’t get too out of hand because refs would throw flags to prevent blowouts when possible. For years the NFL used refs to keep many games close which hid the difference in who was really better that day for the first 55 minutes.
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 Blame the offense. They didn't score before the two minute warning. Two minutes to go with a tie game knowing who the other QB was and you don't score? I don't blame Marty for them losing that New England game. Only three words to say about his firing, FUCK YOU SPANOS!!!
Agree with you 100%. Marty is a decent man. The only time he really blew it was losing to the Pats where he made some really bad decisions but still almost won. Sad that Marty is slipping away w/Alzheimer’s/dementia/CTE. He was also a solid pro player & his “Football Life” is one of my favorites.
@@RpGfreak901 you know the only one I blame it on him is the Drive. He put the defense in dam near prevent and allows Elway to complete pass after pass thanks to the soft zone coverage.
Giants fan here. One of the biggest heartbreaks about that loss was that it was the last playoff game Wellington Mara was alive to see. He stayed totally positive after the loss, looking forward to the 2003 season after the Giants' strong regular season finish. The 2003 team went 4-12, and Mr. Mara did not hesitate to clean house. He hired Tom Coughlin, who was with us in the Parcells years, and we got Eli Manning a few months later. Mr. Mara passed in 2005, but his mark on the 2007 championship season was undeniable, especially considering that Strahan and Toomer were still on the team. For me, that win was the one thing that took some of the sting out of the San Francisco meltdown.
Yeah its always 'heartbreaking' when 89yo billionaires who literally got everything handed down to them by daddy die after winning numerous super bowls. I'm just bawling as I type this
I love the Cardinals-Bears one. Do any of you think we will ever see a choke precisely like that ever again in the history of football? Building a 20-0 lead at halftime, giving up zero offensive points in the second half, and somehow STILL blowing it? Outside of doing it in Madden on purpose, it's awfully hard to replicate that.
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Marty's biggest flaw while he was in KC was that, outside of a diminishing Montana, he NEVER had an elite QB nor did he really have any elite play makers on the offensive side of the ball...unless you have an 85 Bears or 2000 Ravens level defense, you need a QB who play at an elite level...Marty never had that in KC..it always seemed like he squeezed out more win from their roster than the talent should have had..he also played very conservative
It's a shame too, because he really honestly gave the Kansas City Chiefs some respectability again, just like he did in Cleveland in the 80's and the Chargers in 2000's. Those teams overall were rudderless. Had no focus. No direction. The Chiefs basically sleptwalk through most of the 1980's. Even when they were good during that period, you wouldn't have ever confused them as SB contenders. They were fodder for the teams actually going to the SB; you know them you see them every year. The Browns were one of the most balanced teams under him and lacked all the direction following their legendary namesake of a coach's outsting. The Chargers went from losing the SB to the 49ers and becoming one of the most unfortunate teams for players to sign with. The Ryan Leaf debacle could've torn any team apart. Marty I believe was a great coach, even if he didn't win much in the postseason, because he always built a culture wherever he went. They lost so many games when many lengendary coaches couldn't get to the playoffs nearly as often as he did. He took the time to understand players, like you said, and squeeze the talent out of them. Dick Vermeils players from that SB losing Eagles squad celebrated when he won with the Rams in crazy fashion. I couldn't imagine the party Marty's former players would've thrown for him.
@@Gungho73 I agree..as a KC fan, ill always be grateful for Marty...he was a great coach and had he not arrived, KC might not have ever gotten out of their losing funk that they were in since the mid 70s
Washington fans regard firing Marty as the worst thing Snyder ever did. We started 0-6 and finished the season 8-8. We had Tony Banks at QB for crying out loud, that team shouldn't have been 8-8. Marty had too much control over the franchise though and Snyder didn't like that. Then Marty went to build the Chargers into a powerhouse a few years later.
@@PADRII I dont think Gannon was there with Marthy for very long..think Marty S got fired after the 99 season...BUT, with that being said, when GRBAC went down with an injury and Gannon came in and won a bunch of games in a row in 987-98 he should have stayed with the hot hand and let GRBAC ride the pine for the playoffs..but in all fairness, it wasnt like Marty knew Gannon had MVP type of potential..he was a journeyman by the time he got to KC..hindsight is always 20/20
I hate that the Marty Schottenheimer narrative always revolves around his playoff failures. He was a great coach who 2/3s of this league today wished they had a coach of the talent of Schottenheimer
Andy Reid was essentially where Schottenheimer is at until this past season. I mean think about that. Andy Reid's one of the great minds of our times, greatest coaches, but he doesnt have that ring doesnt escape those playoff failures and people are like no he doesn't go into the Hall of Fame. Now they cant wait to shove him in there. Both he and Marty are cut from the same cloth as far as im considered fantastic amazing offensive minds who found ways to make deep complete teams as roster managers. I'm plenty happy with Pete Carroll here. But believe me, the lean years would make you yearn for a Schottenheimer. When he was in KC he helped end decades of irrelevance. He put San Diego to me, on the map relevance wise, and I think his leaving helped contribute to them eventually leaving that city. He deserves more respect.
Gungho73 great points man. Honestly its not like he couldn’t have won a Super Bowl. He mainly just couldn’t get bye John Elway and later Tom Brady when he was the Chargers coach. (He didn’t do to well in Washington but even Belicheck would have trouble finding success there.
@@nd9814 yeah I was about to say, Marty didnt exactly get the time he got in other places to turn it around. 1 year under Dan Snyder does not a success make. Still he made history as the first coach to take a team from a 5 game losing streak to a 5 game win streak in the same season. They went with Spurrier afterward. Yeesh!
@@Gungho73 I dont know about that..aside from the 93 season, Marty' s Chiefs team never won playoff game..when Reid was in Philly, they had no issue winning playoff games, they just had a hard time with the conference championship game
The short attention span crowd only knows sound bytes. Truth is Jim More brought respect to previously losing teams, and he was a great coach. His reign at New Orleans was, at the time, the most exciting time to be a Saints fan in history. I dont know why I watch these Top 10 Videos. They're so geared to short attention spanners, and they remind me of 15 year old kids on the internet. A few things could make this show better. 1. Ditch all the "comedians." They're not funny, they're annoying. 2. Ditch the guy who looks like Mick Jagger's gayer little brother. 3. Ditch Jabba the Pale - Mike Madden & his angry, hateful tripe and send him outside for some sun. 4. I honestly dont know if Rich Eisen is a sportscaster, or a failed comic, but he's not funny or interesting, either. and 5. SLOW EVERYTHING THE F*** DOWN. This is not MTV. NFL Films made greatness by showing things in a fleshed out, graceful flow, not by inciting epilepsy. .
A few meltdowns that could qualify here: * Washington in the 1940 NFL Championship Game (blown out by the Bears 73-0, the biggest margin in history, on their home turf) * The Colts in Super Bowl III (they had five turnovers, and were upset by Joe Namath's Jets) * Otis Taylor assaulting Ben Davidson after Davidson leveled Len Dawson (after a bench clearing brawl, both were ejected - the game ended in a tie, and the Chiefs missed the playoffs) * Norm Van Brocklin, as the Falcons head coach, challenging reporters to a fight in the parking lot after a blowout loss (this one got him fired) * Craig Morton's performance in Super Bowl XII (completely stunk up the joint and was benched, also humiliated and outclassed by former Cowboys teammate Roger Staubach) * The Miracle At The Meadowlands (the Giants blow a simple handoff and lose to the Eagles on the final play) * New Orleans v San Francisco at Candlestick Park 1980 (the Saints led 35-7 at the half, but flushed it down the toilet to lose 38-35 in overtime) * Neil O'Donoghue (kicker who missed three FG attempts in overtime of a Monday Night Football game, which ended in a tie, and missed a kick in 1984 that saw the Cardinals miss the playoffs) * Falcons in Super Bowl LI (completely blew a 25 point lead and their first title)
It seems I forgot to add the 1957 Western Conference Playoff Game, San Francisco v Detroit at Kezar Stadium. The 49ers were 24-7 up at halftime, and the players could be heard celebrating (some were even drinking beer) in their locker room, while the team had printed tickets for the Championship Game against the Cleveland Browns (who had won the Eastern Conference). Unfortunately, after the 49ers scored an early field goal in the second half, the Lions came back from 27-7 down to win 31-27, and the following week demolished the Browns 59-14 to win their third championship in six years (also their most recent, as the Lions haven't been to any Championship Game since - they also have yet to play in the Super Bowl). Given that tickets had been printed and the fact the players were drinking beer at halftime, this certainly qualifies as a major meltdown: the 49ers also had to wait another 24 years to play in a Championship Game (Super Bowl XVI).
Then Denny had them run the ball the second half instead of pouring it on like the first half. Sounds vaguely familiar to the '98 Vikings in the NFC Championship against the Falcons!
He made a terrible decision to shut his offense down when he was only up 20-0 at halftime. He absolutely should’ve done more than running into a 9 man box
Remember that time Mark Madden melted down in an important point of a pivotal NFL game? Oh that's right. He's never done shit in any sport of any kind at any level.
2020 Steelers would be on the list if it were made today: 11-0 > lose to a fairly bad Washington team at home > 12-4 > Browns damn near drop 50 on 'em in the Wild Card Round.
Little did they know he would lead the nfl in comebacks from 06-15, and with the greatest fourth quarter stats and crunch time stats. With one of if not the greatest Decembers of all time. And never once choked at the qb position in playoffs, but had a pretty solid playoffs stat line when with his trash team allowing an the average 4 sacks a game, if not for his amazing escape abilities it would have been about 8 sacks a playoff game, and receivers dropping tons of third downs, tds, and fumbling. Plus this was all bs anyways, they talk as if they didn't make playoffs in 06 and 07, and as if Romo played week 17 in 07 with his starters. But I guess they really wanted to harp on that 08 season where he played with a broken throwing hand. This video shows how the media made up a narrative and people like you believed it.
I actually like that one more than the playoffs one. The playoffs one is funny just because of how he said "playoffs", but the other one was an actual real rant.
33:23-33:35 To add to that, if you also said that Pete Carroll after going to USC would come back into the NFL and turn the Seattle Seahawks into an NFL powerhouse, Jets fans would've suggested that you be committed. Yes the Seahawks gave away Superbowl 49 and blew their chance to be back-to-back world champs, but that doesn't negate the overall great job that Carroll has done since becoming the Seahawks coach. And he still did bring them their first championship.
The Cheathawks were never a "powerhouse." Their games were fixed. Pete Carroll is a child who deals with children. And that's what the Seattle team has been for a long time. Peyton Manning threw the Super Bowl. Period.
The Bills circle the wagon. My dad who was a lifetime Oiler fan would get so depressed talking about those years. All that talent to underachieve like they did.
What about the bears? Are they not who you thought they were? That’s why I took to the comment section. If you wanna crown AI and mora, then crown their ass. I let em off the hook
To this day....any time I even hear the word playoffs...the next thing I hear...no matter what is actually said...is Jim's voice going..PLAYOFFS!!?!?? In all seriousness...we need folks like that in sports. People not afraid to be real, speak their minds with the tone they want to use. Also, if I were Jim...I would embrace it, and, I would have trademarked the saying and made a fortune in hat and t-shirt sales...maybe some coffee mugs, too lol.
I could not possibly agree more! I have thought about how to even go about it..but, with the need to actually show clips, or segments....paying for those rights alone would require one hell of a budget. I know there are rules for length of clips, and all that..but, I have noticed...leagues like the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL....they REALLY do not like people showing their stuff unless it is by a company that paid them to do so...lol. But, there is an entire market out there for a real, adult sports broadcast...and game commentary. I have thought this for a while..and really wish it was not so difficult to get the permissions, rights, annd the other stuff you would need. The platforms are all over and free...like right here....I mean, you could always talk about sports without clips...but, sometimes, having the visual really makes the difference.
If you're going to have Jim Mora's "PlaYoffs??" and Denny Green's "They are who we thought they are!" you have to have Herm Edward's "You play to win the game!"
I don't know about top, but it's high on my extended list - this meltdown is in the nuclear category before we get to it being by the Jets, who have been a dumpster fire of a franchise since 1976.
I should mention should another Jets nuclear category meltdown high on my list: Richard Todd in the 1982 AFC Championship Game. In a monsoon that turned the Orange Bowl into a mudpit, Todd threw five pickoffs, three of them to linebacker AJ Duhe (who had three in his career), while Duhe ran the last of them in for a touchdown as the Dolphins humilated the Jets 14-0 (all 14 points coming from Todd pickoffs).
I remember that bears vs cardinals game like yesterday monday night football in 06. Rex Grossman damn near cost us the game. Thanks to Urlacher career game and of course kicking to Hester equal W.
Rex Grossman had six turnovers *by himself* in that game (4 picks and 2 fumbles). He may have set the record for most individual turnovers by a player on the winning team.
“Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence. The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will. --- Green Bay Packers Coach the late Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)
I loved every second of Bret Farve's career. He did throw a lot of picks, but he also won Green Bay a ton of games and took them to the championship in 1997. He was a gambler who loved the game, and no matter what anyone has to say, I'll always love him for it.
@@jimbob7370 When you gamble sometimes you lose. But sometimes you win ^^ Do I still appreciate all the time he was putting in work for my favorite team? Yes ^^ Yes I do.
@@natedogg1088 Fair one.. was more curious if his misuse of welfare funding would have changed your opinion..entertaining, charismatic guy for sure but jesus what a scumbag lol
@@jimbob7370 I never heard anything about that. I try not to look for things like that... Honestly, if you look hard enough, you can find bad in anyone.
Funny that one team on the list who choked (‘94 Jets) hired the coach who was fired after his team choked (‘94 Eagles- Kotite). Still remember Kotite threatening to quit & go to another team after winning some games for the Eagles.
@@GonzoShitcock Yes. That's why unlike other coaches from his era that are TV personalities or at the very least do some guest spots at the draft or announcing a pick. His mind has been going on him for a while now. Probably have to Google it to get a more in depth idea
@@GonzoShitcock Another thing to keep in mind it sounded like this was taped after the 2012 season. So roughly 7ish years ago, I do not know if him going through Alzheimers was widely known. Kind of have to give them a bit of a pass because I'm not sure anyone or even Marty or the family knew yet.
Health issues aside, Marty didn't do himself any favors in the playoffs. If you can't build on whatever success you had in the regular season once, that's one thing. But to do it multiple times, that's generally what people are going to remember you for. By all means, Marty's not a bad guy, but he just couldn't get the job done when it mattered the most.
Not only that Pete Carroll went on to USC and dominated, but then went to Seattle where he still resides today taking them to 2 SB's winning one while creating one of the greatest defenses of all time. If you had told a Jets fan that you were firing a guy going to do that and hiring Rich Kotite...that's a pain I'm feeling that I've never known. At least Wayne Chrebet was loveable, respectable and appreciable as a NFL fan. I'll always cheers to that!
As much as I agree and love those Romo meltdowns as an eagles fan. I have to be honest and admit , for as good as he was and as much talent as he had. Old number 5 Donnie Mac choked in each of the NFC championship games we lost and he choked in the super bowl. Even tho the Pats cheated that year and taped our practices so they knew the plays we were running. Each of those loses ends with Number 5 throwing a pick as we are heading down field with a chance to win. He threw three against carolina. 2 against Tampa Bay and 2 in the super bowl. The only one he didn't blow was the first loss to the SUPER Rams.
No, we love Brett Favre because of the pure joy he played with. He didn't bitch and complain like so many modern athletes do. He just went out there and played with a passion and joy that was infectious. And I say this as a Cowboys fan. I didn't care for the Packers but I respected Brett Favre and actually rooted for him quite a bit when he wasn't going against my Cowboys.
The 2022 Titans can be added now. They started the season 7-3, then lose there last 7 in a row to miss the playoffs. Going into the last game of the regular season against Jacksonville, they still had a chance to win the AFC south and get into the playoffs, but instead Jacksonville wins the game, the AFC south, and gets into the playoffs.
2008 Bucs. 9-3, real chance at top seed, then lose last four to fall out of playoff contention once Monte Kiffin announced he was leaving. Never really recovered from that until #12 arrived.
Although I like the Dolphins, Marino, Shula & even Jimmy Johnson., when a team has Dan-freaking-Marino, football god, & can’t get back to a Super Bowl from 1985-1999, we have to consider them for this list. Sorry Dolphins fans. 😂🤣
The video melting into itself greatly enhances the Jim Mora segment. Almost lost it when his head appeared right where an interviewee's was so he looked like he was wearing the suit.
I'm sorry but if a team is up by 24 points with 20 minutes to go in the game, then collapses, the last person I'm blaming is the long snapper.
I totally agree I don’t even see how they can that is so lame, the long snapper give me a break
I blame bad coaching..
Also blame Jeremy Shockey for not catching a sure TD late in the game. I still have nightmares from that game.
True, I mean the Atlanta falcons blew a 25 point lead with less than 20 minutes left and 3Q, but people don't blame their long snapper. Matt Ryan and Julio Jones aren't blamed that much either (seriously that throw and catch at the sideline was perfect), but why are the coaches getting heat?
@@benbrislawn4029 The 49ers and Giants have been a bigger rivalry with each other worse than their own divisions going back to the 80s. This one was just one in a long line of the east coast west coast fight. When the Giants beat the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game in 2011 I have flashbacks of Marshall killing Joe Montana.
If you blame a long snapper for your loss you deserve to lose... That team blew that game not Junkin.
Notice it's only non-athlete nerd-douche sports reporters who blame him. All the players were saying the Giants lost the game as a team and Junkin wasn't responsible.
@@Contractnik amen.
Yeah I'd blame those 25'ish other points they gave up....like broads giving it up for a candy bar.
Before I just suspected, but now I know, sports reporters do not know s@#t!
Facts
I love how football has “playoffs?!” while the NBA has “practice?!” Lmao
The Falcons performance in SB 51 is the definition of a meltdown.
It would be, except Robert Kraft bought that game
Their entire franchise melted down since then lol
@@logicaldude3611 Their meltdown in Super Bowl 51 reached the dreaded nuclear-level: while the Pats celebrated their comeback win, the Falcons had to deal with very angry safety inspectors.
@@MRB16th that's called Couging it level of meltdown...
@@Losingsince Oh, that sounds even worse.
Peyton Manning’s “idiot kicker” quote was probably the funniest thing he’s ever said.
Actually the funniest thing Peyton probably ever said was when he dropped back to pass one play and the pocket broke down almost instantly and you can hear Peyton yelling "DAMMIT DONALD!" into his "mic'd up" microphone as he's running for his life lmao.
@@rockngaming5056 yeah that one was funny too 😂😂😂
And in that game, his sideline reaction to the kick, you read his lips “😒😏 he missed it.... “
VanderJackAss was treating him like he was Ryan Leaf but Peyton has comebacks like Ryan Reynolds
@@rockngaming5056
LMAO
You can't blame Trey Junkins for that. The Giants blew a 24 point lead. He should've never been put in that position.
To add to your point there was that controversial call on that last play for the holding so he could have had a second chance and nobody would have remembered his botched snap.
The defense, receivers, and over confidence beat the Giants
That's what they said in the video bud
That aside, the ball coming back was awful. Spinning around, and just about hitting the ground when it reached him. That was a difficult ball to snap.
Can't blame him for the giants pulling a falcons
"Playoffs?" That alone should put Jim Mora in the Hall of Fame. 😄
Give credit to Peyton Manning and his 6 INTERCEPTIONS
Love that last quote, we sucked
I loved that one! I’m with you & completely agree’
That & Dennis Green’s “They are who we THOUGHT they were! …that’s why we took the damn field! If you wanna CROWN ‘em…then CROWN their ASSES! But, they ARE who we THOUGHT they were….and we LET ‘em off the HOOK!”
@@BrottenGuy RIP to Denny Green
Jim Mora and Allen Iverson need to do a Collab.
To think this aired before Farve's last postseason interception (and perhaps his most infamous) is hilarious
not to mention his STEALING Welfare money !
Atlanta's meltdown at the Super Bowl would have to go on this list.
Yes indeed! 🙏🙌🙌😂😂😂😂😂 WHO DAT! 🏈
And everything else since 28-3.
Looks like this was made in 2008 or 09. The Falcons' meltdown would almost certainly be number one or two, but Jim Mora still rules.
And ironically enough, when I'm writing this, the original comment had 28 likes, and 3 replies.
I would agree but for one thing: they lost to the established cheaters in New England. I firmly believe that the Falcons' comms were hacked by NE and that they knew what was coming on every single goddamn play in the second half. I also firmly believe that BADDELL is covering it up to prevent a Black Sox-level scandal.
I love old school NFL but the criminals in the NFL office today have ruined it.
Mike Singletary's "I want winners!" Rant needs to up there in that list. That is a very underrated meltdown.
Then again former Bears are tops in meltdowns. Check out Leslie Frazier and the 2011 Vikings. Check out Mike Ditka and the 1999 Saints.
Cannot play with him...
That was a fantastic rant. Man called it like it was.
Cant do it won’t do it
This looks like it would have cone out right around when that happened. This is certainly before Favre was a Viking, but they have Jet footage. So, 2008. Same season as "I want winners".
Joe Benigno talking anything Jets related is must see television! 😂
Ohhh, the painnn....
Every Monday I looked forward to Joe's rant on a Jets loss. I will greatly miss Joe Benigno.
I can't get enough of his Jets commentary lol
Does he still do commentary that shit is some true New York rant 😂😂😂😂😂
The moment I saw Mark Madden at 6:56, I knew I was going to hear something stupid... I was right. King of the stupid Pittsburgh hot take.
How retarded is madden
"I heard he had a heart attack recently. I find that hard to believe because he would need a heart in the first place." Jim Cornette on Madden
Then somebody in WCW had the great idea of hiring him to replace Bobby the Brain Heenan on Nitro. I hate Mark Madden.
How stupid is he? He once said that the Pirates should put a statue of Barry Bonds outside PNC Park because “he’s the greatest player ever to wear a Pirates uniform.”
@@christopherherrig7320 Now that's funny. Why should I expect anything less from that clown?
I can't blame Marty for all of his teams' meltdowns. He didn't fumble the ball, he wasn't on the field against Elway, he wasn't the kicker missing field goals or the QB throwing incompletions. And he sure as hell wasn't on the field for the Chargers when the damn defender FUMBLED AWAY AN INTERCEPTION against the Patriots, especially when he warned that VERY DEFENDER before the game to "just get down" if you intercept the ball late. Unfair for Marty to get all the criticism he gets, even for being a conservative coach.
Marlon Mcree. Chargers fans don't forget. 🤦♂️ 😔
Common denominator.
In a sound bite he actually told a different defender get down
He wasn't conservative when he was in Cleveland with Kosar as his starting QB.
I kinda blame Marty for the Drive. I mean the Broncos were dinking and dunking as they milked the clock taking advantage of the soft zone coverage the Browns were giving.
RIP Dennis Green, great man
That missed kick saved Jerome Bettis that day
It should have never even gotten to that.
Rapelisberger tackle actually
Colts got unlucky because Nick Harper, who scooped the fumble by the Bus and ran toward the endzone, happened to have his knee or ankle got hurt before the game because of domestic violence & and Roethlisberger was somewhat able to tackle Harper and prevented him to take it to the house.
@@vince01lp Thanks for the details; I just posted this info (first time I've seen this video and I liked Vanderjagt though it was a good move to cut him as his career went to hell in 2006 and we got Venaturi.) Btw, Harper had been stabbed in the thigh by his girlfriend either the night or two nights before.
@@Dollar-zb2ik Stfu corny fuck.
I like that this list has Marty Schottenheimer, whose biggest fault was playing too conservative in the playoffs, and Brett Favre, whose biggest fault was playing too aggressively in the playoffs, in back-to-back spots.
Imagine if favre played for ole schotty? That may have been a dream matchup. They could've helped cover each other's weaknesses.
@@The-Host they probably would have exploded at each other on the sidelines lmfao
@@skippythealien9627 It might have worked - instead of shouting at each other, they might collapsed in laughter at each other - and then worked something out.
Playoffs? _PLAYOFFS?_
I’d say Dennis Green should be looked at more like people look at Marty
Say what you will about Marty but if he had a top 2 receiver and had 3 drives to get a field goal he’d call more than 1 bomb.
Say what you will about Marty but if he was only up 20-0 at the half he wouldn’t continue to run into a 9 man box
An important sidenote on #10: There was a huge missed call on that play that screwed the Giants. The holder, Matt Allen, chucked up a prayer to a man downfield - and you can see from 3:17 in the video that there was obvious pass interference. The refs threw a flag ... on the Giants for an ineligible man downfield, because the receiver, Rich Seubert, was an O-lineman. Not an eligible receiver, so no pass interference.
Except ... Seubert was actually lined up as a tight end, and had reported prior to the snap. He was an eligible receiver on the play, and the PI should've been called - which would've given the Giants the ball back (Later review showed that another player on the Giants had failed to report, but even so, this would've resulted in offsetting penalties with the Giants replaying the down). The league came out the next day with a rare announcement saying they'd fucked up.
Poor Trey Junkin could've had a second chance to redeem himself.
Yes, the game is on the top 10 controversial calls list. Also, u meant Trey Junkin could have had a third chance to redeem himself since he fucked up 2 snaps already in that game.
When a kicking play breaks down like that,I dont think it counts as a pass play.
Honestly the melt down belongs to the Giants as a whole why they blew a freaking 38-14 lead.
This video just ignored that fact
No, all the Giants had to do was hold a 24 point lead. It’s that simple
If they ever updated this episode they would have the Falcons blowing a 28-3 lead against the Patriots in the Super Bowl
I thought the exact thing.
As a Falcons fan, I haven’t recovered. None of us have
I love how these are a slice of history reviewing a slice of history at this point.
Like watching Tony Romo go from "meltdown QB" to "probably the greatest color analyst ever"
That's because as a commentator he doesn't have to break his back carrying a cleveland brown talent teams. So he won't get the blame for not playing every position on the field.
Romo is a GREAT athlete ..... better than any Manning at any sport.
I think this was recorded from direct tv during a rain storm
Got a headache watching
With 70 mph winds!! 🤪🤪🤪
LMFAO 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
No, I’m afraid it would be a cloudy day. You see when it rains it doesn’t work at all.
@@EqualsThreeable 🤪🤪🤪
Mike Holmgren had the balls to pull Favre aside and tell him to knock it off the stupid throws. Of course, once he left, Favre started the postseason meltdowns.
Yeah, Holmgren was the only guy that could rein Favre in ("No more rocket balls, please?")
I'll never forget that Cardinals Bears Game. It was the most amazing "What the fuck just happened?" Game I've ever seen.
PLAYOFFS!! Jim Mora will always be remembered for that gem. But he was a good coach. Before 1987, the New Orleans Saints had never had a winning season, much less went to the playoffs. But Jim Mora did what Hank Stram and Bum Phillips couldn't do and guide the Saints to the playoffs. Mora also got the Colts out of their slumber before Tony Dungy took them to the next level.
Brett Favre threw some absolutely mind-numbingly bad interceptions. He'd make one of the greatest throws you've ever seen and then follow it up with one of the most bone-headed interceptions imaginable. It's as though he was so sure of himself that he'd go totally blind to the defense sometimes.
He was Mozart with a dash of Mr. Magoo.
he played like me trying to play these new Madden games lmfao
I mean shit….. If I ever saw or had a talk with Brian Dawkins. The first thing I would ask him is. How wide did your eyes get? Plus, combined with the thought of; what was in his mind when he saw that gift thrown right his way. After Favre just slung that football in the air right to him in the 2003 NFC Division Playoffs. I mean. That is something that a team with Adam Gase as head coach and Rich Kotite as an Offensive Coordinator would be dialing up. And me playing Madden with the controller upside down.
At 28:46, Fran Tarkenton makes a most damning conclusion about Brett - some of these plays would have made you lose your mind.
Pure GUNSLINGER mentality.
Impressive that Favre's soul-crushing interceptions made it to number 4 even before he threw away the NFC Championship for the Vikings against the Saints.
15:43 Rex Grossman has the “Worst Game of any QB going back to 95”
What he meant to say is “Worst Game of any QB since Trent Dilfer was a Buccaneer”
The fact I watched that Bears-Cardinals game live and that press conference was by far the funniest damn thing I've ever seen🤣🤣🤣
Neil O'Donnell in the Super Bowl vs Dallas
The NFL needs Jim Mora´s one liners back, so it can be fun again!
Schottenheimer didn’t have meltdowns. His owners had meltdowns when they’d fire him after he’d take their previously lousy team to the AFL Championship.
AFC*
30:57 Joe's reaction to '94 Jets is exactly how we've felt for last 30 plus years.
31:40 😂😂
@@TylerJSisonI’m here after Rodger’s tore his Achilles and the Jets are 2-3
Butt fumble would like to have a chat with you.
Richie Kotite!! 🤣😂😂 He made Ray Handley look like Bill Parcells
Atlanta Falcon's in Super Bowl 51 should at least be considered on this list if they redo the list.
Agree. But I’ve rewatched that game a few times, & just like the 49ers getting back into the game against the Ravens in SB 47, I’m convinced that refs went out of their way to penalize the Falcons a few times to give the Pats a chance to keep viewers by making it interesting. Add Shanahan’s bad play calling & it’s a choke for the ages. 😂
That game was fixed. Especially at the end!
rodprops You Jane a good point but I see SB 51 as more of a symptom of tinkering, manipulating or influencing that IMHO was widespread until the no call against the Rams in the 2018 NFC title game made the NFL back off & left the games play out.
There’s no doubt in my mind that SB 51 & so many other games were kept artificially close by refs at NFL direction to ensure that many games could be decided on the final possession. Refs let 49ers back in SB vs Ravens. Belichick & Brady were the best at probing defenses knowing it usually wouldn’t get too out of hand because refs would throw flags to prevent blowouts when possible. For years the NFL used refs to keep many games close which hid the difference in who was really better that day for the first 55 minutes.
That would be No1 on an updated list
Michael Leroy it’s got some serious competition in the Antonio Brown experience
It is an absolute shame Marty Schottenheimer never was able to win the big one yet Barry freaking Switzer has a ring
You know what the sad thing is? Most of his playoffs losses were NOT his fault! He didn't fail his teams, his teams failed him.
Florence intercepts a pass
Troy Brown pokes the ball loose
New England advances to a conference championship game
@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 Blame the offense. They didn't score before the two minute warning. Two minutes to go with a tie game knowing who the other QB was and you don't score? I don't blame Marty for them losing that New England game. Only three words to say about his firing, FUCK YOU SPANOS!!!
Agree with you 100%. Marty is a decent man. The only time he really blew it was losing to the Pats where he made some really bad decisions but still almost won. Sad that Marty is slipping away w/Alzheimer’s/dementia/CTE. He was also a solid pro player & his “Football Life” is one of my favorites.
@@RpGfreak901 you know the only one I blame it on him is the Drive. He put the defense in dam near prevent and allows Elway to complete pass after pass thanks to the soft zone coverage.
Giants fan here. One of the biggest heartbreaks about that loss was that it was the last playoff game Wellington Mara was alive to see. He stayed totally positive after the loss, looking forward to the 2003 season after the Giants' strong regular season finish. The 2003 team went 4-12, and Mr. Mara did not hesitate to clean house. He hired Tom Coughlin, who was with us in the Parcells years, and we got Eli Manning a few months later. Mr. Mara passed in 2005, but his mark on the 2007 championship season was undeniable, especially considering that Strahan and Toomer were still on the team. For me, that win was the one thing that took some of the sting out of the San Francisco meltdown.
Yeah its always 'heartbreaking' when 89yo billionaires who literally got everything handed down to them by daddy die after winning numerous super bowls. I'm just bawling as I type this
I remember that game like it was yesterday I still don't understand how yall blew that game
@@sethsassy jealousy man. Some guys work hard for what they have
@@sethsassyyou sound angry because you live paycheck to paycheck. That must suck for you.
I love the Cardinals-Bears one.
Do any of you think we will ever see a choke precisely like that ever again in the history of football?
Building a 20-0 lead at halftime, giving up zero offensive points in the second half, and somehow STILL blowing it?
Outside of doing it in Madden on purpose, it's awfully hard to replicate that.
As a cardinals fan watching that game live, I knew what was going to happen. Lol
Giving up zero offensive points and blowing a 20 point halftime lead - that goes into the realm of "Are you fucking kidding me?"
@@AgentAika001 Yeah, champ, you *knew* what was going to happen.
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"Technically 🤓" the Bears scored 3 on offense.
@@sludge8506No, really, Sludgie, only Cards fans believed in them- and not all of them- against the '06 Bears. Some of us were there.
The Giants blew a 24-point lead in 20 minutes, and people blame the long snapper?
That's just sad.
****JUST HERE TO SEE EVERYONE POSTING THE SAME COMMENTS ABOUT THE LONG SNAPPER BEING BLAMED... AS IF EVERYONE HASNT ALREADY SAID THAT ALREADY**** 🤦🤣🤡🤷♂️
Marty's biggest flaw while he was in KC was that, outside of a diminishing Montana, he NEVER had an elite QB nor did he really have any elite play makers on the offensive side of the ball...unless you have an 85 Bears or 2000 Ravens level defense, you need a QB who play at an elite level...Marty never had that in KC..it always seemed like he squeezed out more win from their roster than the talent should have had..he also played very conservative
It's a shame too, because he really honestly gave the Kansas City Chiefs some respectability again, just like he did in Cleveland in the 80's and the Chargers in 2000's. Those teams overall were rudderless. Had no focus. No direction. The Chiefs basically sleptwalk through most of the 1980's. Even when they were good during that period, you wouldn't have ever confused them as SB contenders. They were fodder for the teams actually going to the SB; you know them you see them every year. The Browns were one of the most balanced teams under him and lacked all the direction following their legendary namesake of a coach's outsting. The Chargers went from losing the SB to the 49ers and becoming one of the most unfortunate teams for players to sign with. The Ryan Leaf debacle could've torn any team apart. Marty I believe was a great coach, even if he didn't win much in the postseason, because he always built a culture wherever he went. They lost so many games when many lengendary coaches couldn't get to the playoffs nearly as often as he did. He took the time to understand players, like you said, and squeeze the talent out of them.
Dick Vermeils players from that SB losing Eagles squad celebrated when he won with the Rams in crazy fashion. I couldn't imagine the party Marty's former players would've thrown for him.
@@Gungho73 I agree..as a KC fan, ill always be grateful for Marty...he was a great coach and had he not arrived, KC might not have ever gotten out of their losing funk that they were in since the mid 70s
Washington fans regard firing Marty as the worst thing Snyder ever did. We started 0-6 and finished the season 8-8. We had Tony Banks at QB for crying out loud, that team shouldn't have been 8-8. Marty had too much control over the franchise though and Snyder didn't like that. Then Marty went to build the Chargers into a powerhouse a few years later.
He did have a QB in KC. He just never let Rich Gannon have full control of the offense.
@@PADRII I dont think Gannon was there with Marthy for very long..think Marty S got fired after the 99 season...BUT, with that being said, when GRBAC went down with an injury and Gannon came in and won a bunch of games in a row in 987-98 he should have stayed with the hot hand and let GRBAC ride the pine for the playoffs..but in all fairness, it wasnt like Marty knew Gannon had MVP type of potential..he was a journeyman by the time he got to KC..hindsight is always 20/20
*Jim Mora melts creates a timeless catchphrase*
"It's the greatest meltdown of all time!"
*Atlanta leads NE 28-3 in the Super Bowl*
"Hold my beer..."
Also, "We didn't do diddly-poo!"
One of my favorite coaches of all time. RIP Coach Green
I hate that the Marty Schottenheimer narrative always revolves around his playoff failures. He was a great coach who 2/3s of this league today wished they had a coach of the talent of Schottenheimer
Quit making sense. It hurts my head.
Andy Reid was essentially where Schottenheimer is at until this past season. I mean think about that. Andy Reid's one of the great minds of our times, greatest coaches, but he doesnt have that ring doesnt escape those playoff failures and people are like no he doesn't go into the Hall of Fame. Now they cant wait to shove him in there. Both he and Marty are cut from the same cloth as far as im considered fantastic amazing offensive minds who found ways to make deep complete teams as roster managers.
I'm plenty happy with Pete Carroll here. But believe me, the lean years would make you yearn for a Schottenheimer. When he was in KC he helped end decades of irrelevance. He put San Diego to me, on the map relevance wise, and I think his leaving helped contribute to them eventually leaving that city. He deserves more respect.
Gungho73 great points man. Honestly its not like he couldn’t have won a Super Bowl. He mainly just couldn’t get bye John Elway and later Tom Brady when he was the Chargers coach. (He didn’t do to well in Washington but even Belicheck would have trouble finding success there.
@@nd9814 yeah I was about to say, Marty didnt exactly get the time he got in other places to turn it around. 1 year under Dan Snyder does not a success make. Still he made history as the first coach to take a team from a 5 game losing streak to a 5 game win streak in the same season. They went with Spurrier afterward. Yeesh!
@@Gungho73 I dont know about that..aside from the 93 season, Marty' s Chiefs team never won playoff game..when Reid was in Philly, they had no issue winning playoff games, they just had a hard time with the conference championship game
Jim Mora rants are classic, but he was a good football coach and the most winning Saints coach in history next to Sean Peyton
The short attention span crowd only knows sound bytes. Truth is Jim More brought respect to previously losing teams, and he was a great coach. His reign at New Orleans was, at the time, the most exciting time to be a Saints fan in history. I dont know why I watch these Top 10 Videos. They're so geared to short attention spanners, and they remind me of 15 year old kids on the internet. A few things could make this show better. 1. Ditch all the "comedians." They're not funny, they're annoying. 2. Ditch the guy who looks like Mick Jagger's gayer little brother. 3. Ditch Jabba the Pale - Mike Madden & his angry, hateful tripe and send him outside for some sun. 4. I honestly dont know if Rich Eisen is a sportscaster, or a failed comic, but he's not funny or interesting, either. and 5. SLOW EVERYTHING THE F*** DOWN. This is not MTV. NFL Films made greatness by showing things in a fleshed out, graceful flow, not by inciting epilepsy. .
Michael Octavio Thank you brother
If you had
Peyton coordinating the offense
And Mora coordinating the defense
Saints would have a dynasty
As a niner fan who saw this game, I have no clue how you blame the long snapper. That whole game had a wild run in the end. It was a team loss
A few meltdowns that could qualify here:
* Washington in the 1940 NFL Championship Game (blown out by the Bears 73-0, the biggest margin in history, on their home turf)
* The Colts in Super Bowl III (they had five turnovers, and were upset by Joe Namath's Jets)
* Otis Taylor assaulting Ben Davidson after Davidson leveled Len Dawson (after a bench clearing brawl, both were ejected - the game ended in a tie, and the Chiefs missed the playoffs)
* Norm Van Brocklin, as the Falcons head coach, challenging reporters to a fight in the parking lot after a blowout loss (this one got him fired)
* Craig Morton's performance in Super Bowl XII (completely stunk up the joint and was benched, also humiliated and outclassed by former Cowboys teammate Roger Staubach)
* The Miracle At The Meadowlands (the Giants blow a simple handoff and lose to the Eagles on the final play)
* New Orleans v San Francisco at Candlestick Park 1980 (the Saints led 35-7 at the half, but flushed it down the toilet to lose 38-35 in overtime)
* Neil O'Donoghue (kicker who missed three FG attempts in overtime of a Monday Night Football game, which ended in a tie, and missed a kick in 1984 that saw the Cardinals miss the playoffs)
* Falcons in Super Bowl LI (completely blew a 25 point lead and their first title)
It seems I forgot to add the 1957 Western Conference Playoff Game, San Francisco v Detroit at Kezar Stadium.
The 49ers were 24-7 up at halftime, and the players could be heard celebrating (some were even drinking beer) in their locker room, while the team had printed tickets for the Championship Game against the Cleveland Browns (who had won the Eastern Conference).
Unfortunately, after the 49ers scored an early field goal in the second half, the Lions came back from 27-7 down to win 31-27, and the following week demolished the Browns 59-14 to win their third championship in six years (also their most recent, as the Lions haven't been to any Championship Game since - they also have yet to play in the Super Bowl).
Given that tickets had been printed and the fact the players were drinking beer at halftime, this certainly qualifies as a major meltdown: the 49ers also had to wait another 24 years to play in a Championship Game (Super Bowl XVI).
Los Angeles Chargers 27-0 blown lead against the Jaguars.
@@ericradford2142 That is a nuclear-level meltdown: the Chargers just got added to the above list.
Dennis Green was correct, though. They scouted the Bears effectively and outplayed them and then they gave the game away.
One could say they let 'em off the hook.
@@Hisdudeness9500 well look man if you wanna crown them, then crown their asses
Then Denny had them run the ball the second half instead of pouring it on like the first half. Sounds vaguely familiar to the '98 Vikings in the NFC Championship against the Falcons!
He made a terrible decision to shut his offense down when he was only up 20-0 at halftime. He absolutely should’ve done more than running into a 9 man box
Remember that time Mark Madden melted down in an important point of a pivotal NFL game? Oh that's right. He's never done shit in any sport of any kind at any level.
He was also a terrible color commentator in WCW
Antonio Brown: I’m Gonna Make This List Somehow
Jim Morra's playoffs? rant is one of the greatest rants of all time
Diddily poo
He sounds like Don Knotts when his voice goes up.
I will never forget Vanderjagt running onto the field and pointing at Bill Cowher before he missed by a country mile. Go Steelers!!!!
and everyone STILL hates the Stillers....
Cody Parkey should be on here mostly because his career had a meltdown with his crossbar hitting.
Yes that could be a great update. But also maybe we should admire Parker’s ability to hit the bars & uprights. That’s a 1 in 1000 shot.
same with blair walsh
As an Eagles fan, the double doink is priceless. Especially ironic as he was the former Eagles kicker.
@@tomdickharryjane Priceless for you PAINFUL for us.
2020 Steelers would be on the list if it were made today: 11-0 > lose to a fairly bad Washington team at home > 12-4 > Browns damn near drop 50 on 'em in the Wild Card Round.
RIP Marty Schottenheimer
"I dont think its fair to label Tony Romo a choke artist, too many guys have playoff troibles early in their careers"
Well this aged spectacularly
Little did they know he would lead the nfl in comebacks from 06-15, and with the greatest fourth quarter stats and crunch time stats. With one of if not the greatest Decembers of all time. And never once choked at the qb position in playoffs, but had a pretty solid playoffs stat line when with his trash team allowing an the average 4 sacks a game, if not for his amazing escape abilities it would have been about 8 sacks a playoff game, and receivers dropping tons of third downs, tds, and fumbling.
Plus this was all bs anyways, they talk as if they didn't make playoffs in 06 and 07, and as if Romo played week 17 in 07 with his starters. But I guess they really wanted to harp on that 08 season where he played with a broken throwing hand.
This video shows how the media made up a narrative and people like you believed it.
Jim Mora's diddly poo rant is incredibly underrated.
I actually like that one more than the playoffs one. The playoffs one is funny just because of how he said "playoffs", but the other one was an actual real rant.
@@logicaldude3611 Mora threw out the book and admitted his team sucked, albeit keeping it clean (as there are families and small children watching).
Love that Vanderchoke assessment of PEYTON FREAKING MANNING
33:23-33:35 To add to that, if you also said that Pete Carroll after going to USC would come back into the NFL and turn the Seattle Seahawks into an NFL powerhouse, Jets fans would've suggested that you be committed. Yes the Seahawks gave away Superbowl 49 and blew their chance to be back-to-back world champs, but that doesn't negate the overall great job that Carroll has done since becoming the Seahawks coach. And he still did bring them their first championship.
The Cheathawks were never a "powerhouse." Their games were fixed. Pete Carroll is a child who deals with children. And that's what the Seattle team has been for a long time. Peyton Manning threw the Super Bowl. Period.
@@ricstormwolf "Peyton Manning threw the game"
Can you elaborate
"No"
@@ricstormwolfhow do you "throw" a Super Bowl when you lose by 35 points?
Let's not forget that Carroll ruined USC in the process.
@@ricstormwolf “their games were fixed” cope
As a Broncos fan, #6 hurts to remember...but you could put both 2008 and 2009 teams in that spot.
This was made before the 2009 collapse which coincidentally appeared on top 10 collapses while 2008 was best of the rest
Ryan Leaf's meltdown was so good.
The 1993 Wild card game should've been number one
Houston Oilers choked a 30 point lead in Ralph Wilson Stadium 🏟 against Buffalo 🐃
32-point lead, actually. 35-3 in 3rd quarter...
Falcons in the Super Bowl is still worse, but this show was aired around 10 years ago
I remember my granny said she watched it live and cried 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The Bills circle the wagon. My dad who was a lifetime Oiler fan would get so depressed talking about those years. All that talent to underachieve like they did.
How about the 2013-2014 AFCWCG (Colts vs. Chiefs)?
1992 Houston Buffalo game should be on here
No one knew it, but that game marked the beginning of the end for the Houston Oilers.
Mora’s playoffs and Iverson’s practice. 🤣
What about the bears? Are they not who you thought they were? That’s why I took to the comment section. If you wanna crown AI and mora, then crown their ass. I let em off the hook
By the way, RIP Dennis Green, a fantastic coach. Glad he seemed to have a sense of humor about that press conference.
To this day....any time I even hear the word playoffs...the next thing I hear...no matter what is actually said...is Jim's voice going..PLAYOFFS!!?!?? In all seriousness...we need folks like that in sports. People not afraid to be real, speak their minds with the tone they want to use. Also, if I were Jim...I would embrace it, and, I would have trademarked the saying and made a fortune in hat and t-shirt sales...maybe some coffee mugs, too lol.
Ive always wanted to start my own broadcast channel that would be explicit they should have an adult channel for sports
I could not possibly agree more! I have thought about how to even go about it..but, with the need to actually show clips, or segments....paying for those rights alone would require one hell of a budget. I know there are rules for length of clips, and all that..but, I have noticed...leagues like the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL....they REALLY do not like people showing their stuff unless it is by a company that paid them to do so...lol. But, there is an entire market out there for a real, adult sports broadcast...and game commentary. I have thought this for a while..and really wish it was not so difficult to get the permissions, rights, annd the other stuff you would need. The platforms are all over and free...like right here....I mean, you could always talk about sports without clips...but, sometimes, having the visual really makes the difference.
For real. Being real is frowned upon, but being cold and fake is accepted lol soceity is too sensitive
Schottenheimer's timid, conservative style of football was called "Martyball".
Ryan Leaf's "knock it off" meltdown after going 1 for 15 for 4 yards deserved a spot.
If you're going to have Jim Mora's "PlaYoffs??" and Denny Green's "They are who we thought they are!" you have to have Herm Edward's "You play to win the game!"
Bengals Steelers 2015 needs to be on this list. That was an incredible meltdown.
How come Ryan Leaf's locker room outburst didn't make the list?????
"KNOCK IT OFF!"
Because this list is based off chokes instead of players or coaches getting pissed off with the exception of number one for some reason
Also, along with Mora's playoffs, Allen Iverson's press conference with his "practice" rant was a classic.
I can’t wait for them to remake this video
Pov: you’re here after Antonio Brown quit the team in the middle of the game
I'm still not sure what caused that meltdown: as far as I know, there was no nuclear material in Mr. Brown's possession or at the stadium.
Damn I knew Vanderjagt was good but I didn’t realize he went 96 for 96 in 2003. That’s incredible
Get ready for the 2024 Philadelphia Eagles full 2 hour long documentary
Why wasn't the 1994 Jets not tops on the list? That ended up with the Jets losing 33 of their next 37 games.
I don't know about top, but it's high on my extended list - this meltdown is in the nuclear category before we get to it being by the Jets, who have been a dumpster fire of a franchise since 1976.
I should mention should another Jets nuclear category meltdown high on my list: Richard Todd in the 1982 AFC Championship Game.
In a monsoon that turned the Orange Bowl into a mudpit, Todd threw five pickoffs, three of them to linebacker AJ Duhe (who had three in his career), while Duhe ran the last of them in for a touchdown as the Dolphins humilated the Jets 14-0 (all 14 points coming from Todd pickoffs).
I remember that bears vs cardinals game like yesterday monday night football in 06. Rex Grossman damn near cost us the game. Thanks to Urlacher career game and of course kicking to Hester equal W.
Rex Grossman had six turnovers *by himself* in that game (4 picks and 2 fumbles). He may have set the record for most individual turnovers by a player on the winning team.
GBOAT- Greatest Baby Of All Time- Tom Brady
Hell yeah!!! Preach
The Dennis Green Meltdown reminds me of a pissed off Gary Coleman
What chu talkin bout Phillip Weber? Lol
Antonio Brown should be on here after what he pulled at MetLife stadium.
“Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence. The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will. --- Green Bay Packers Coach the late Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)
This list is brutal. “Romo after December 1st” to “Vanderchoke”
I loved every second of Bret Farve's career. He did throw a lot of picks, but he also won Green Bay a ton of games and took them to the championship in 1997. He was a gambler who loved the game, and no matter what anyone has to say, I'll always love him for it.
Still love him ?
@@jimbob7370 When you gamble sometimes you lose. But sometimes you win ^^ Do I still appreciate all the time he was putting in work for my favorite team? Yes ^^ Yes I do.
@@natedogg1088 Fair one.. was more curious if his misuse of welfare funding would have changed your opinion..entertaining, charismatic guy for sure but jesus what a scumbag lol
@@jimbob7370 I never heard anything about that. I try not to look for things like that... Honestly, if you look hard enough, you can find bad in anyone.
Forget meltdowns, Mora's "Playoffs" was the greatest press conference in sports, imo.
Funny that one team on the list who choked (‘94 Jets) hired the coach who was fired after his team choked (‘94 Eagles- Kotite). Still remember Kotite threatening to quit & go to another team after winning some games for the Eagles.
Damn. That's cold blooded to put Marty in there. He's already dealing with Alzheimers, don't need to beat a dead horse.
Is he? For real?...thats awful
Is he? For real?...thats awful
@@GonzoShitcock Yes. That's why unlike other coaches from his era that are TV personalities or at the very least do some guest spots at the draft or announcing a pick. His mind has been going on him for a while now. Probably have to Google it to get a more in depth idea
@@GonzoShitcock Another thing to keep in mind it sounded like this was taped after the 2012 season. So roughly 7ish years ago, I do not know if him going through Alzheimers was widely known. Kind of have to give them a bit of a pass because I'm not sure anyone or even Marty or the family knew yet.
Health issues aside, Marty didn't do himself any favors in the playoffs. If you can't build on whatever success you had in the regular season once, that's one thing. But to do it multiple times, that's generally what people are going to remember you for. By all means, Marty's not a bad guy, but he just couldn't get the job done when it mattered the most.
Just think if Bobby Knight had coached football.
If Bobby Knight was a football coach he’d be Woody Hayes
Don't blame the defense for letting up 25 points in second half, don't blame the offense for not scoring. Nope, blame the long snapper.
41:21
Manning turns the ball over 5x against San Francisco in the 4th week of the 2001 season
By next year
Mora loses his job as head coach
I guess this needs to be done again so AB can take the number 1 slot
Not only that Pete Carroll went on to USC and dominated, but then went to Seattle where he still resides today taking them to 2 SB's winning one while creating one of the greatest defenses of all time. If you had told a Jets fan that you were firing a guy going to do that and hiring Rich Kotite...that's a pain I'm feeling that I've never known. At least Wayne Chrebet was loveable, respectable and appreciable as a NFL fan. I'll always cheers to that!
As much as I agree and love those Romo meltdowns as an eagles fan. I have to be honest and admit , for as good as he was and as much talent as he had. Old number 5 Donnie Mac choked in each of the NFC championship games we lost and he choked in the super bowl. Even tho the Pats cheated that year and taped our practices so they knew the plays we were running.
Each of those loses ends with Number 5 throwing a pick as we are heading down field with a chance to win. He threw three against carolina. 2 against Tampa Bay and 2 in the super bowl. The only one he didn't blow was the first loss to the SUPER Rams.
No, we love Brett Favre because of the pure joy he played with. He didn't bitch and complain like so many modern athletes do. He just went out there and played with a passion and joy that was infectious. And I say this as a Cowboys fan. I didn't care for the Packers but I respected Brett Favre and actually rooted for him quite a bit when he wasn't going against my Cowboys.
I didn’t have the patience to ever get to the meltdowns. Talk about dragging something out!
How "you play to win the game" is not on the list makes no sense.
And Bill Belichick's "We're onto Cincinnati." After my Chiefs smashed his Patriots on a Monday night game.
The 2022 Titans can be added now. They started the season 7-3, then lose there last 7 in a row to miss the playoffs. Going into the last game of the regular season against Jacksonville, they still had a chance to win the AFC south and get into the playoffs, but instead Jacksonville wins the game, the AFC south, and gets into the playoffs.
2008 Bucs. 9-3, real chance at top seed, then lose last four to fall out of playoff contention once Monte Kiffin announced he was leaving. Never really recovered from that until #12 arrived.
Although I like the Dolphins, Marino, Shula & even Jimmy Johnson., when a team has Dan-freaking-Marino, football god, & can’t get back to a Super Bowl from 1985-1999, we have to consider them for this list. Sorry Dolphins fans. 😂🤣
Marino was only 1 guy man with no run game his entire career
Exactly what plagued Elway until Terrell "TD" Davis arrived.
The host guy seems like a fast food expert. He'd be a great fit to write a book on it.
The quality of this is giving me a headache. Feels like I'm watching an early 00's live stream video
I think this was recorded from direct tv during a rain storm
Antonio Brown about to make all of these honorable mentions
If they updated this list Super Bowl 51 would be here. Either that or Kyle Shanahan 'Super Bowl woes'.
Antonio Brown made the top of this list a couple of weeks ago.
The don’t put the oilers loss to the bills on this list?!!!!
The video melting into itself greatly enhances the Jim Mora segment. Almost lost it when his head appeared right where an interviewee's was so he looked like he was wearing the suit.