Gramatica’s failure to take a step forward to get in the defender’s path lost the game. You would think a 15 min deep rewind video ought to point that out
Moral of the story: Whether youre a 6th round selection or undrafted free agent, if you played behind Bledsoe, you could probably become a franchisee qb or the GOAT in some peoples opinion.
nah nah here he got benched for sloppy play, in NE he got injured giving Tom his chance to break out, funny thing is, both things happened against NY teams
Ironically, one of the guys Romo beat out in Dallas was Drew Henson, with whom Brady had to share snaps at Michigan and whose recruitment almost caused TB to bolt from Ann Arbor.
Waifu Wars Racing nope actually Bledsoe came back before the season was over but Brady was just better than him by that point. And by “better” I mean he wasn’t a turnover machine like Drew. Bledsoe was washed up, he was even worse in Buffalo and Dallas. Also Brady was a Belichick Draft pick whom he could coach up, whereas Bledsoe (and all his bad habits in the pocket) was inherited. If Bledsoe doesn’t get injured he would have still lost his job once they got to about 1-5 on the 01 season. Belichick was definitely not trying to go down with Bledsoe and get fired
@@TheLocalLt then why did they give Bledsoe a year before a 100 million contract or at least the most expensive contract in history at that time? for him to mentor a 5th round pick????
Every time this game gets mentioned I feel like people don't give enough credit to Jordan Babineaux, even after the botched hold Romo was inches from getting a first down and about a yard from a touchdown and the only thing that saved the Seahawks was Jordan Babineaux's shoestring tackle.
I've always contended that in an alt universe, Romo scores, leads Dallas to the SB and becomes the next great Dallas QB in the footsteps of Staubach and Aikman...
@@davideagin5321 ok?, he bobbled the snap, everyone makes mistakes, if your intelligent you would see the kicker not block babineaux #27, if blocked, Romo runs in for a easy touchdown
Ok Romo deserves all the criticism he gets for this, but I'd forgotten about Terry Glenn's fumble. That's the only reason Dallas was down instead of being, at worst, tied at the end of the game.
Ever since falling in love with Romo's casting. I've been finding more and more about his heartbreaking past. I'm just happy he finally found love from everybody in calling games.
@@devinm9245 what do you mean by dumbest stuff tho? Im not too football savvy, so dumbing the game down to tell me basic formations and where the ball will go just amazes me. And i love his sarcasm tbh hahaha
Was at a Seahawks party watching this game... we all knew it was over, we all said it’s gonna take a miracle. Watching that play unravel we all were jumping/screaming, a dog pile happened... such an insane game!
Pretty funny how you assumed it was over. Even if Romo got the ball down and Gramatica made the kick, you still would've had enough time to respond with a drive and game-winning field goal.
DougH if you do the Odor punch, you have to cover the Jays sweeping the Rangers in the playoffs with Odor making the throwing error that brought in the winning run... it’s all part of the story
In my opinion, it's a shame that the real turning points of a game (like Glenn's fumble for a safety) are almost always ignored while someone else ends up the fool. I'm not saying Romo doesn't deserve his share of responsibility, but Glenn was just as responsible. The problem I see is that the vast majority don't look at the middle of the game/season/whatever, they look at the end. As a Bears' fan, I see the same thing with Cody Parkey. Now, he SHOULD have made that field goal; no one will debate that, I believe. So he deserves HIS share of the blame. But if Adrian Amos, their safety, doesn't do an illegal tackle on the Philadelphia WR around 10:00 left in the third quarter of the Wild Card game, the Bears stop the Eagles on downs (well, it would have been 4th down, but you get my point. LOL) Instead, it gave the Eagles a new set of downs which led them to scoring a TD. And on that TD play, very few remember that the Bears only had 10 defensive players on the field! Something told me that when the illegal hit happened, the Bears were in trouble... Yet it is rare to see anyone point either of these out; they point to Parkey.
@@lonniecraig5186 That is a very good point. I saw the same critique of Kirk Cousins in one game during their struggles early in last season where he got blamed for a loss where I identified 8 points lost by teammates. Penalized on celebration, dropped passes, missed kicks, etc. While everybody else looked at a stat line or the final throw, they never look at a receiver that costs 2 points in a 4 point loss.
Not only the Glenn fumble that gave Seattle 2 points because no Cowboy fell on it so we could likely punt 3) Cowboy defense Not holding them to force a punt? Or maybe give up a FG? Noooo. They gave up a TD 4) Seattle just signed Pete Hunter off the street to play DB and Parcels still played and called e Uber conservative game plan 5) The K Ball rule change After this game...that allowed home teams to handle the 🏈. Rono dropped a new, super slick sprayed ball just inserted into the game 6) After The dropped snap? Everyone in the building Knew Seattle would run it, Dallas couldn't stop them knowing they were going to run it down inside their own 10...didn't stop em. Even if Romo didn't drop it? Was Dallas going to Stop them from driving down for the winning FG with a minute plus to play?
you've got this backwards. It would be every time we won the super bowl the next year we won the wildcard game by a missed FG. The year the vikings missed that kick was the year that we lost to the patriots.
As Seahawks fan, I was relieved since even if they made the FG there would still have been time, but the first down he almost got would have run out the clock.
You should do Blair Walsh’s missed field goal against the Seahawks in the 2015 Wild Card. I was at that game and wow it was bad sitting in that cold weather
Because he is overrated. Only delusional cowboy fans think he was elite. The man is a playoff choker and how some of you consider him better than Staubach and Aikman makes me even happier when y'all choke in every playoff.
Fugs yeah! Dirkalicious, the Dirty. That was a badass year. My favorite playoff series was 06 against Spurs. 5 on 8 (Spurs had the refs) and still won. The dirty got 3 the hard way, sent it to ot and won it. Badass series Let's go Mavs!
Maybe long term changes the stigma of Romo but short term things probably go the same. We were a very flawed team and just would’ve been stomped the next week in Chicago. Parcells and Jerry has reached the end of the road so he probably still leaves and Wade Phillips replaces him
There really can't be a more prophetic play that would foreshadow an entire career than Romo's Botched Snap and I say that as a Cowboys fan. He carried that team as hard and as far as he could until his body was broken and when it finally seemed like he had all the smart pieces around him he fell once more for the final time.
Actually, Eastern Illinois was not an FCS school when Romo played there because that stupid (in my opinion) designation didn't begin until 2006. While it is called FCS now, when Romo played, Eastern Illinois was a Division 1-AA program.
malgold88 Yes Div. I-AA schools are still Division I basketball schools, but b/c of the dynamics/economics of football there needs to be a differentiater.
@@mr.roboto8324 Eh, watching Tony was always a rollercoaster for me. Yes he made some clutch drives but you never really felt comfortable when he had the ball in his hands cause he did make critical mistakes at the worst times. Still a helluva QB tho
@@mr.roboto8324 I would say between 2010/2013 he certainly carried that squad, cause man they were awful and it was the start of the rebuild team you see today. But man he did have some talented squads between 05/09. And his last year where he was truly healthy before the injuries piled on. Glad he's literally the goat of commentating rn, he deserves the success.
Steve DeBerg was replaced by both Joe Montana in San Francisco, and John Elway in Denver. But DeBerg was basically a placeholder QB, whereas Bledsoe was "the man", and lost his job to a couple of backups that no one saw coming, so your point is valid.
Caleb Morris they were expected to go a lot further than they did after a great season. And everyone blamed parkey for the kick but if you watch the replay it was actually tipped by an eagles defender.
Ford The Sharks Fan 44 if Cody parkeys makes the kick nothing changes the saints and rams still play in the championship the saints still get screwed by the refs and the patriots still win the Super Bowl
@@calebmorris498 neither is this really. Seattle lost the following week and faded into obscurity until Pete carrol became the coach. Dallas went on to have three straight winning seasons and Romo solidified himself as a pro bowl caliber qb
I think it was #27, but you said it right. Also, notice this other cowboy in the far right, he just turns around! never mind tackling anyone of the two opponents you were facing (#27 included).
Really wish you had mentioned the rule change that came from Romo being given a brand new slippery ball that wasn't easy to handle instead of a broken in ball. The K-balls (balls for kickers) were allowed to be broken in for 20 minutes by each side so that there was no more questions about the condition of the balls affecting play. How could you forget this?!?
Do Joe Flacco's hail mary vs the Broncos in the 2012 AFC divisional round. People hate on Flacco but it's one of the most amazing playoff moments of all time.
It hurts to see that again. Romo is the most underrated quarterback ever. He did so much with so little around him. I wish Jerry Jones had gave him the offensive line and defense and running back Dak Prescott has then he would for sure got to at least on super bowl. I dont know if he would've won it but he would've gotten us there. Peace!!!
As a Seahawks fan, this video was awesome to watch. Apart from SB XL which should be forgotten, this is probably the most memorable play I can remember for Seattle before the Russell Wilson era. I remember watching it live and freaking out, but as I've become a much more invested/passionate/knowledgeable fan of the game since the mid 2000's, I didn't appreciate the immense odds Seattle faced leading up to this moment. That's a chip shot and the only thing that could have gone wrong was the snap or hold. Also, Romo almost got in for the TD if not for Babineaux. This is, at least for Seahawks fans, a monumental moment in history for the franchise. Thanks for shining some light on it.
I've seen a couple of 'Rewinds' and have enjoyed them. However....I really think you're on to something. As a student of history I've learned to study particular events in context. It's how I remember, and more importantly understand, a specific incident and how the 'then' impacts the 'now.'. As opposed to memorizing dates and names, which is how history in generally taught in the classroom. What you've got here is a perfect model for instructing average students, in mass, in such a way the learning has meaning, and sticks. It isn't a long 1:45:00 documentary, it isn't a boring long read, it's targeted, enjoyable, memorable, and it makes sense. Good on you. Love to see this type of teaching in the classrooms.
7:40 seconds in and admittedly buzzed lol, I forgot what I was watching, no cap! The “OH MY GOD 🤦🏾♂️‼️” I let out at 7:40 when I realized what I was staring at.... PRICELESS 😂😂😂😂😂😂
For as much as I disliked Romo as a player (I never thought he lived up to the hype), he has very quickly become an outstanding announcer. His style and insights make it feel like I'm in the QB's head on every play.
Ummm Romo was undrafted. What hype did he come into? The team wasn’t that great when he came in and the team was finally building something good but his health failed him. For him being undrafted, made the money, and made the Cowboys relevant again. He did his job. Remember, the Cowboys weren’t even on national tv before he came.
@@bigdinlaca I was referring to the Cowboys being spoken of as favorites year after year despite Romo making critical mistakes in big games. It never seemed like analysts appraised him honestly. Besides this moment, there was a big game against my Steelers where he blew a 10 point 4th qtr lead; I was grinning from ear to ear a full minute before he threw the pick-6 that doomed Dallas.
@@e-rock-e.3440 The low snap wasn't the problem. It was a new ball, it had not been scuffed or conditioned, and it was wet from the falling mist. Certainly not a game ball I would have chosen for this play. Seattle selected the ball.
As a White Sox fan, I concur. Two moments in that stretch would make great Rewind topics. The first is the most obvious- the dropped third strike that A.J. ran to first base on, which changed the whole complexion of that series. The second is less obvious but I think just as big- remember in Game 2 at the Cell when the Astros were leading the White Sox 4-2 in the bottom of the 7th inning, and the White Sox got men on 2nd and 3rd with two outs and Jermaine Dye batting? On a 3-2 count, the pitch came inside and, at first look, hit Dye on the arm, which gave Dye first base. The replays show, however, that the ball clearly hit Dye's bat and it should not have been a hit batter, but instead a foul ball with Dye still at the plate. Instead, the umpire gave Dye first base, and the next batter, Konerko, hit it out of the park for a grand slam to give Chicago a 6-4 lead (of course, they go on to win that game 7-6 and take a 2-0 lead in the Series). To me, that was the turning point of the 2005 World Series. I wager the Astros win that game if that doesn't happen, and who knows how that changes the tide of the series. Both of those moments were massive, and with some work I wager they could be made into some pretty interesting Rewind videos.
what always stood out to me about this play was Romo's second effort. Just a few inches away from turning disaster into a miracle. Gotta feel bad for the guy in that instance.
Your One Black Friend Who Gave you the N Word Pass he was actually overrated. He had one of the best Olines to ever exist. You could drive a Mack truck the holes they’d create. It was actually frustrating a lot of times because he was so indecisive as a runner and his oline was so good that if he’d just did his assignment and hit the gap he would’ve gain a lot more. But a lot of times the gap would close. That why he was pretty mediocre between the tackles. He was best a stretching runs to the outside and making a cut.
“At such a short range, everyone knew the Seahawks would hand off the ball” Love it
Was looking for this comment. Ha
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Ouch!
Brutal.
Don’t get the joke
And the craziest part? He may have actually gotten the first down if he hadn't fumbled the ball a second time.
If Gramatica does a even half decent block romo scores a TD
Gramatica’s failure to take a step forward to get in the defender’s path lost the game. You would think a 15 min deep rewind video ought to point that out
@@lindalealphamale That's a good point. I didn't notice that until you said something.
He actually didn't fumble the ball....impact made the ball jar loose
@@restinpeacekobe2411 thats still called a fumble bruh
Moral of the story: Whether youre a 6th round selection or undrafted free agent, if you played behind Bledsoe, you could probably become a franchisee qb or the GOAT in some peoples opinion.
Whereas if you're Bledsoe, beware your backup.
Tyrod Taylor is the new Drew Bledsoe
@@bradkershaw491 Notably replaced by Nathan Peterman at one point
That's dumber than stupid
Bledsoe gets benched for a young quarterback not expected to do much... Huh I've seen this one before
nah nah here he got benched for sloppy play, in NE he got injured giving Tom his chance to break out, funny thing is, both things happened against NY teams
Ironically, one of the guys Romo beat out in Dallas was Drew Henson, with whom Brady had to share snaps at Michigan and whose recruitment almost caused TB to bolt from Ann Arbor.
Waifu Wars Racing nope actually Bledsoe came back before the season was over but Brady was just better than him by that point. And by “better” I mean he wasn’t a turnover machine like Drew. Bledsoe was washed up, he was even worse in Buffalo and Dallas. Also Brady was a Belichick Draft pick whom he could coach up, whereas Bledsoe (and all his bad habits in the pocket) was inherited. If Bledsoe doesn’t get injured he would have still lost his job once they got to about 1-5 on the 01 season. Belichick was definitely not trying to go down with Bledsoe and get fired
@@TheLocalLt I know, but he still was the starter, the injury just made everything come faster
@@TheLocalLt then why did they give Bledsoe a year before a 100 million contract or at least the most expensive contract in history at that time? for him to mentor a 5th round pick????
Every time this game gets mentioned I feel like people don't give enough credit to Jordan Babineaux, even after the botched hold Romo was inches from getting a first down and about a yard from a touchdown and the only thing that saved the Seahawks was Jordan Babineaux's shoestring tackle.
It could have actually ended up worse for Seattle as Romo nearly picked up the first down on the dive.
Jeff Anderson that would've been wild
If Gramatica had blocked Babineaux, or maybe had the guts to step in front of him, Romo scores
Every time I watch the replay, I think Romo's going to score. Every. Time.
@@eddietheaggie2010 he should have turned it upfield his momentum would have carried him in!
I've always contended that in an alt universe, Romo scores, leads Dallas to the SB and becomes the next great Dallas QB in the footsteps of Staubach and Aikman...
Should’ve had Romo do the voiceover
He’d absolutely body it
"Here we go!"
BallGamers he won’t fumble it away?
You mean Romo-stradaumas?
BallGamers the guy is a great commentator
As an eagles fan I respect romo and think he was done wrong his final year w prescott I also enjoy his commentary while watching football
Imagine how often this clip would be in highlights if Romo was just 0.1s faster on his 40
Except he wasn't .1 faster and he produced one of the most epic failures in playoff history on a basic, routine play.
@@davideagin5321 ok?, he bobbled the snap, everyone makes mistakes, if your intelligent you would see the kicker not block babineaux #27, if blocked, Romo runs in for a easy touchdown
Or if he actually dove for the end zone.
Or if Fasano had made *any* attempt to block the guy who tackled Romo.
You should rewind the 2013 NFC Championship Game 49ers vs. Seahawks
Please no, I don’t need anymore flashbacks...
@@905kar5 lol
Aww yeah, at least it wouldn't be the SB against the pats
@@cheef825 actually, that would be an excellent rewind episode, they should do it
Sherman: DON'T YOU EVER TALK ABOUT ME!
Ok Romo deserves all the criticism he gets for this, but I'd forgotten about Terry Glenn's fumble. That's the only reason Dallas was down instead of being, at worst, tied at the end of the game.
I forgot about that play too.
Parcells deserves more criticism than Romo.
As a fullback/O-Lineman I understand how hard it is to not hold and it is he deserves criticism but not that much
Everyone forgets the drive he put together to get to this point.
Don't forget the 3 timeouts Dallas had after that play. A good defense knowing the Seahawks had to run... get Dallas the ball back with 50 seconds.
Ever since falling in love with Romo's casting. I've been finding more and more about his heartbreaking past. I'm just happy he finally found love from everybody in calling games.
Even as a Skins fan, he's somewhat redeemed himself from all of his postseason failures and season-ending picks that I respect him as a commentator.
I'm an Eagles fan and Romo is easily my favorite sports caster.
Can't stand his game casts, he says the dumbest stuff in the graveliest of voices. I wish he would go back to quarterbacking to be honest.
@@devinm9245 what do you mean by dumbest stuff tho? Im not too football savvy, so dumbing the game down to tell me basic formations and where the ball will go just amazes me. And i love his sarcasm tbh hahaha
Was at a Seahawks party watching this game... we all knew it was over, we all said it’s gonna take a miracle. Watching that play unravel we all were jumping/screaming, a dog pile happened... such an insane game!
Pretty funny how you assumed it was over. Even if Romo got the ball down and Gramatica made the kick, you still would've had enough time to respond with a drive and game-winning field goal.
Jose Bautista bat flip. All of the trades at the deadline and all the craziness in that game 5 up to that point. A drama filled game for both teams.
Nick Rogers yes!!!
They should do the odor punch and cover the bat flip too
DougH if you do the Odor punch, you have to cover the Jays sweeping the Rangers in the playoffs with Odor making the throwing error that brought in the winning run... it’s all part of the story
Good one
That still remains a top 5 sports moment of all time.
I watched this game. That Terry Glenn fumble into the endzone was a pivotal moment. Yes Romo fumbled the snap but that safety really hurt my Cowboys.
In my opinion, it's a shame that the real turning points of a game (like Glenn's fumble for a safety) are almost always ignored while someone else ends up the fool. I'm not saying Romo doesn't deserve his share of responsibility, but Glenn was just as responsible.
The problem I see is that the vast majority don't look at the middle of the game/season/whatever, they look at the end.
As a Bears' fan, I see the same thing with Cody Parkey. Now, he SHOULD have made that field goal; no one will debate that, I believe. So he deserves HIS share of the blame. But if Adrian Amos, their safety, doesn't do an illegal tackle on the Philadelphia WR around 10:00 left in the third quarter of the Wild Card game, the Bears stop the Eagles on downs (well, it would have been 4th down, but you get my point. LOL) Instead, it gave the Eagles a new set of downs which led them to scoring a TD. And on that TD play, very few remember that the Bears only had 10 defensive players on the field! Something told me that when the illegal hit happened, the Bears were in trouble...
Yet it is rare to see anyone point either of these out; they point to Parkey.
@@lonniecraig5186 That is a very good point. I saw the same critique of Kirk Cousins in one game during their struggles early in last season where he got blamed for a loss where I identified 8 points lost by teammates. Penalized on celebration, dropped passes, missed kicks, etc. While everybody else looked at a stat line or the final throw, they never look at a receiver that costs 2 points in a 4 point loss.
Just watching this for the first time, I'm confused... why was that not considered a forward pass?
Not only the Glenn fumble that gave Seattle 2 points because no Cowboy fell on it so we could likely punt
3) Cowboy defense Not holding them to force a punt? Or maybe give up a FG? Noooo. They gave up a TD
4) Seattle just signed Pete Hunter off the street to play DB and Parcels still played and called e Uber conservative game plan
5) The K Ball rule change After this game...that allowed home teams to handle the 🏈. Rono dropped a new, super slick sprayed ball just inserted into the game
6) After The dropped snap?
Everyone in the building Knew Seattle would run it, Dallas couldn't stop them knowing they were going to run it down inside their own 10...didn't stop em.
Even if Romo didn't drop it?
Was Dallas going to Stop them from driving down for the winning FG with a minute plus to play?
You should do "the creation of SB nation deserves a deep rewind"
"It all started when we asked ourselves 'how can we create a profitable sports brand while also barely paying 95% of our employees'"
Yes, but they have to bring in former employees, especially the disgruntled ones, but some gruntled ones to even it out too.
Am watchin yall gm vs. Da Bucs right now, Texan
Eric Silver we finally got one boys
And it was beautiful.
I’m 19 years old and this is my first memory of my Dallas Cowboys. It’s really been established as a motif for my love for the Cowboys
I just realized that every time the Seahawks lost the Super Bowl the next year they won the wildcard game with a missed chip shot
you've got this backwards. It would be every time we won the super bowl the next year we won the wildcard game by a missed FG. The year the vikings missed that kick was the year that we lost to the patriots.
@@rockngaming5056 no
@@rockngaming5056 incorrect
@@mattieaflo I wish i was but i remember those few years too clearly because of that super bowl loss.
@@rockngaming5056 2014, hawks hosted Carolina and Green Bay. Didn’t play the wild card.
As a Cowboys fan, I always felt like
1: Tony was down when the ball came out
2: He ran far enough to get the first down
I still cry to this day
As Seahawks fan, I was relieved since even if they made the FG there would still have been time, but the first down he almost got would have run out the clock.
It sure looks like both of those things happened.. Sucks..
He should not have been holding!
what's worse that or the Dez Bryant non catch that actually was a catch?
@@cjvaye99 this one, because Aaron Rodgers would’ve still led his team to victory lol!
You forgot that Shaun Alexander was on the cover of Madden that year. That explains the Seahawks season, and especially Alexander's injuries.
Ik I’m late, but that was the first madden game I ever got
looks like mahomes finally broke the madden cover curse
@@andrespaz989 he got injured tho... you could argue that he didnt break it even tho he came back and won a superbowl
@@KD-wj4gq I remember I tried playing that on my shitty emachines but it couldn't take it lol what was that 06? 😂
The last truly GREAT Madden 😢
As a life long Seahawks fan, I appreciate you making this video.
You should do Blair Walsh’s missed field goal against the Seahawks in the 2015 Wild Card. I was at that game and wow it was bad sitting in that cold weather
That game was awful. As I Vikings fan I don’t know what’s worse - the Blair Walsh kick or the entire game viewing experience.
condolences
@@WildWilsonWarner At least Gary Anderson got you guys into Superbowl 33...
No plz i hate that game
And then Seattle got PLASTERED the next week by the Panthers
"Everybody knew they would hand the ball off"
Time is a flat circle for Seattle football
" vanderjagt just as humble as Terrell Owens" that was hilarious, good writing
It's sad how this moment followed Romo throughout his career and how people truly thought he was overrated
Because he is overrated. Only delusional cowboy fans think he was elite. The man is a playoff choker and how some of you consider him better than Staubach and Aikman makes me even happier when y'all choke in every playoff.
2011 NBA finals game 2 Dallas Mavericks come back deserves a deep rewind!
I've been saying!! Dirk deserves a rewind!
Yes definitely! His whole career deserves a rewind!
Fugs yeah! Dirkalicious, the Dirty. That was a badass year. My favorite playoff series was 06 against Spurs. 5 on 8 (Spurs had the refs) and still won. The dirty got 3 the hard way, sent it to ot and won it. Badass series Let's go Mavs!
I thought the big comeback was in game 2?
game 2 is more memorable I think
Holy crap this comment section.
1%- Comments on the video itself
99%- "You should do a deep rewind of (x)!"
James Jackson
.1% - Comments on the comments
This comment deserves a deep rewind
@@justasportsboy7776 my comment on how your comment deserves a deep rewind deserves a deep rewind... uh, wait a minute...
Lonnie Craig 🤣🤣
James Jackson want we really need is a deep rewind of the TH-cam comments section.
When you mentioned Vanderjagt's availability i was like "woah, SB nation has a cinematic universe"
every-time i watch this clip i just have to scream out "REACH TONY! REACH!"
Hey bro
Spend 15 min building up to one play and you only show it once from one angle.
Seems to be the SOP for this series
That's what they do in.........oh wait every rewind
It is a bit annoying.
The point of this series is that the moments are so famous you don't even really need to see them. It's all about the backstory and buildup.
People always talk about the great moment. But sometime people forget how did they got here.
I waited so long for this episode!
Thank you so much SB and once again, great work!
Also, first
The 1989 final league match between Arsenal and Liverpool would be amazing!! Love your channel, keep up the great work!!!
The overturned Dez Bryant catch deserves a deep rewind!
No.... this one hurt enough.
The Dez Bryant incompletion*
Yes!
I distinctly remember watching this and thinking Romo was done forever. Glad to see he recovered well.
That miss attempt could have change the history for Tony Romo and the dallas cowboys.
I wonder if Romo would still be playing had it not happened? Would he have called Super Bowl 53 had that play not happened?
Maybe long term changes the stigma of Romo but short term things probably go the same. We were a very flawed team and just would’ve been stomped the next week in Chicago. Parcells and Jerry has reached the end of the road so he probably still leaves and Wade Phillips replaces him
Patrick Crayton's drop probably changes way more
Watch the n if l on it
elhugo then again it could’ve changed his whole career for the worse, what if he never broke all those cowboy records.
There really can't be a more prophetic play that would foreshadow an entire career than Romo's Botched Snap and I say that as a Cowboys fan. He carried that team as hard and as far as he could until his body was broken and when it finally seemed like he had all the smart pieces around him he fell once more for the final time.
Do one on Mile High Miracle or Joe Flacco’s playoff run that year!
CooperXtreme lol
Slight correction, Eastern Illinois was D1 FCS, not D2.
Actually, Eastern Illinois was not an FCS school when Romo played there because that stupid (in my opinion) designation didn't begin until 2006. While it is called FCS now, when Romo played, Eastern Illinois was a Division 1-AA program.
@@cuencaguy9799 still not D2... and the only difference was a stupid name change.
@@malgold88 But he is right tho
@@TheOwnage20 ok, and? Was there a fundamental difference?
malgold88 Yes Div. I-AA schools are still Division I basketball schools, but b/c of the dynamics/economics of football there needs to be a differentiater.
As a cowboys fan, this one hurts my soul.... And this was the start of the Tony Romo is a choker moniker that followed him the rest of his career.
metro thoomin only idiots think he was a choke artist.
@@mr.roboto8324 Eh, watching Tony was always a rollercoaster for me. Yes he made some clutch drives but you never really felt comfortable when he had the ball in his hands cause he did make critical mistakes at the worst times. Still a helluva QB tho
metro thoomin absolutely, he had way more game winning drives than mistakes. He carried that team for years.
@@mr.roboto8324 I would say between 2010/2013 he certainly carried that squad, cause man they were awful and it was the start of the rebuild team you see today. But man he did have some talented squads between 05/09. And his last year where he was truly healthy before the injuries piled on. Glad he's literally the goat of commentating rn, he deserves the success.
As an Eagles fan, I loved this moment and played it on repeat every single day since my dad was a Cowboys fan.
Thanks, this is just what I wanted to be reminded of.
- a depressed cowboys fan
Drew Bledsoe and being replaced by your backup name a more iconic duo
Steve DeBerg was replaced by both Joe Montana in San Francisco, and John Elway in Denver. But DeBerg was basically a placeholder QB, whereas Bledsoe was "the man", and lost his job to a couple of backups that no one saw coming, so your point is valid.
Brilliantly put together video and narrative. Creating the suspense over something that everyone knows the outcome...really good
Can you do Cody parkeys missed kick. I think it deserves a deep rewind.
Which one
Because the one against the eagles isn’t really ground breaking or a mark in history
Caleb Morris they were expected to go a lot further than they did after a great season. And everyone blamed parkey for the kick but if you watch the replay it was actually tipped by an eagles defender.
Ford The Sharks Fan 44 if Cody parkeys makes the kick nothing changes the saints and rams still play in the championship the saints still get screwed by the refs and the patriots still win the Super Bowl
@@calebmorris498 neither is this really. Seattle lost the following week and faded into obscurity until Pete carrol became the coach. Dallas went on to have three straight winning seasons and Romo solidified himself as a pro bowl caliber qb
It still hurts... only game I ever cried over. I was so invested in that team.
This is by far the best video that you guys have ever made
if gramatica puts a shoulder on #47, romo would be in the endzone for a td, because no one had an angle on him
I think it was #27, but you said it right. Also, notice this other cowboy in the far right, he just turns around! never mind tackling anyone of the two opponents you were facing (#27 included).
If Romo wasn't a fuckup, the Cowboys might have gotten back to the Super Bowl.
Really wish you had mentioned the rule change that came from Romo being given a brand new slippery ball that wasn't easy to handle instead of a broken in ball. The K-balls (balls for kickers) were allowed to be broken in for 20 minutes by each side so that there was no more questions about the condition of the balls affecting play. How could you forget this?!?
Mike O' Daniel - unreal, cannot believe that was left out...
@@z-z-z-z 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Do Joe Flacco's hail mary vs the Broncos in the 2012 AFC divisional round. People hate on Flacco but it's one of the most amazing playoff moments of all time.
No it’s not
@@DjMeowMixAlot it really is, led to a 2OT game against the number 1 seed and the Ravens going to the AFC Championship and winning the SB
@Eagletotravel101 yep
@@bestgirl2500 Flacco and Jacoby Jones were both insane during that playoff run
This is my first memory as a young Cowboys fan. Little did I know this would be the definition of my fandom.
Ishikawa walkoff hr vs cardinals nlcs
Dame Lillard buzzer to win series v rockets
Ishikawa has already been done
Too early for Lillard
G FS he’s talking about the buzzer beater from 2014, not the OKC one
@@gfbs7004 They already covered a jr finals moment that happened after dame made that shot. 2014 was 5 years ago. Definitely not too early.
@@trmpt35 Well, technically the "moment" in that one was the WS game 7, but ya, same playoff run.
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It hurts to see that again. Romo is the most underrated quarterback ever. He did so much with so little around him. I wish Jerry Jones had gave him the offensive line and defense and running back Dak Prescott has then he would for sure got to at least on super bowl. I dont know if he would've won it but he would've gotten us there. Peace!!!
@pete deleon I think tony #omo is perfectly rated as one of the zzzzzz....who cares about that loser anyway??
This was such a crushing moment. I’ll never forget “The Bobble.”
Do a rewinder on Spurs vs. Ajax Champions league semifinal 2019
This happened on my 15th birthday...me being a cowboys fan....it made me really really sad...it absolutely left a huge hole in my stomach...
As an Eagles fan, knowing that this was hell for you to make made this all the more better
Love this memory, watched this about 5 times now
I’m a Carolina fan. Always have been. I remember Romo’s 1st start, I thought it’d be an easy win. That game began my hatred of Tony Romo.
Beautiful, just beautiful.... Whenever I'm feeling down I think of this play and I feel much better.....
It is like watching everything i love die again when I see this, miss you Tony :(
Macklemore as Aberdeen Washington in the song “American” and his love for Tony Romo came to mind. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
This is why the Hawks have to focus on getting home-field advantage. Virtually unbeatable in Centurylink in the Playoffs.
absolutely
This my fav series on sb nation good job keep the vids going.
As John Madden said at the end of the game: “There’s nothing automatic in football”
As a Seahawks fan, this video was awesome to watch.
Apart from SB XL which should be forgotten, this is probably the most memorable play I can remember for Seattle before the Russell Wilson era. I remember watching it live and freaking out, but as I've become a much more invested/passionate/knowledgeable fan of the game since the mid 2000's, I didn't appreciate the immense odds Seattle faced leading up to this moment. That's a chip shot and the only thing that could have gone wrong was the snap or hold. Also, Romo almost got in for the TD if not for Babineaux.
This is, at least for Seahawks fans, a monumental moment in history for the franchise. Thanks for shining some light on it.
2014 nfc championship Packers vs Seahawks deserves a rewind!!!
So does the tip from 2013
It’s even more iconic
well if you'd like they did a rewind on Hasselback's little moment against the packers xD
@@hackashaq9588 just another fan of a team that's still living in the distant past.
I've seen a couple of 'Rewinds' and have enjoyed them. However....I really think you're on to something. As a student of history I've learned to study particular events in context. It's how I remember, and more importantly understand, a specific incident and how the 'then' impacts the 'now.'. As opposed to memorizing dates and names, which is how history in generally taught in the classroom. What you've got here is a perfect model for instructing average students, in mass, in such a way the learning has meaning, and sticks. It isn't a long 1:45:00 documentary, it isn't a boring long read, it's targeted, enjoyable, memorable, and it makes sense. Good on you. Love to see this type of teaching in the classrooms.
I’ll never forget tony room being a 48 overall in Madden.
7:40 seconds in and admittedly buzzed lol, I forgot what I was watching, no cap! The “OH MY GOD 🤦🏾♂️‼️” I let out at 7:40 when I realized what I was staring at.... PRICELESS 😂😂😂😂😂😂
For as much as I disliked Romo as a player (I never thought he lived up to the hype), he has very quickly become an outstanding announcer. His style and insights make it feel like I'm in the QB's head on every play.
Ummm Romo was undrafted. What hype did he come into? The team wasn’t that great when he came in and the team was finally building something good but his health failed him.
For him being undrafted, made the money, and made the Cowboys relevant again. He did his job. Remember, the Cowboys weren’t even on national tv before he came.
@@bigdinlaca I was referring to the Cowboys being spoken of as favorites year after year despite Romo making critical mistakes in big games. It never seemed like analysts appraised him honestly. Besides this moment, there was a big game against my Steelers where he blew a 10 point 4th qtr lead; I was grinning from ear to ear a full minute before he threw the pick-6 that doomed Dallas.
I'm loving the little video suggestions during the "reasons unknown". Very clever.
Do a 2013 Florida state vs Auburn in the bcs national Championship
I'm from Philly. This was a top 10 moment of my life.
Romo can call out every single play as a commentator but he couldn’t see this coming...
Ass
A low snap is hard to predict...
@@e-rock-e.3440 The low snap wasn't the problem. It was a new ball, it had not been scuffed or conditioned, and it was wet from the falling mist. Certainly not a game ball I would have chosen for this play. Seattle selected the ball.
Glad to see Will back on Rewinder!
When is 2011 World Series Game 6 coming out?
Hopefully never
someone on the staff has to be a rangers fan for that one not to come out yet...
great video!!! I remember that play so well.
2005 White Sox World Series!
Broke the streak, went only lost 1 in the postseason 🤷🏻♂️
As a White Sox fan, I concur. Two moments in that stretch would make great Rewind topics.
The first is the most obvious- the dropped third strike that A.J. ran to first base on, which changed the whole complexion of that series.
The second is less obvious but I think just as big- remember in Game 2 at the Cell when the Astros were leading the White Sox 4-2 in the bottom of the 7th inning, and the White Sox got men on 2nd and 3rd with two outs and Jermaine Dye batting? On a 3-2 count, the pitch came inside and, at first look, hit Dye on the arm, which gave Dye first base. The replays show, however, that the ball clearly hit Dye's bat and it should not have been a hit batter, but instead a foul ball with Dye still at the plate. Instead, the umpire gave Dye first base, and the next batter, Konerko, hit it out of the park for a grand slam to give Chicago a 6-4 lead (of course, they go on to win that game 7-6 and take a 2-0 lead in the Series). To me, that was the turning point of the 2005 World Series. I wager the Astros win that game if that doesn't happen, and who knows how that changes the tide of the series.
Both of those moments were massive, and with some work I wager they could be made into some pretty interesting Rewind videos.
I remember watching this game and being from Houston and a die hard Texans fan I loved it. Man he was so close to a td but also the first down
Sorry but I didn’t watch this cause it makes me sad as a Cowboys but I will still give u guys a like
This was really, really, really good. Also, I forgot about that TO OD. Crazy night that was, trying to follow the news online.
That ending will forever live in Dallas Cowboys infamy...
I love these rewinds.
Feel bad for Romo here...took a good tackle to stop him too.
Loved that u said it was tough to make ,respect
Oh cmon I like Romo I don’t wanna watch this
JIM PATS LOSE I’m not a cowboys fan, I like romo as a person
Heyyyy! Glad to hear your a cowboys fan! Keep up the great videos
Welp...as a Tony Romo fan I knew this was coming. Time to get hurt all over again.
He deserved a Superbowl
Romo was a cardiac cowboy at heart, much happier with him in the announcer booth 👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿👍🏾👍🏽👍🏼
10:06 Eastern Illinois is FCS, not D2, and has been since 1981
YES THANK YOU!!!! I'VE BEEN REQUESTING THIS ONE FOR A WHILE!
Romo didn't play D2. He was in 1-AA. I know many 1-A fans think of that as D2 but it's not. D2 is the next step down.
Wow! Amazing Video! Brings Back Memories! Dang I Remember Thinking It Was A Trick Play And Thought Romo Was Gonna Make It! 😯
They used my suggestion! One of them anyway.....thanks SB NATION! Dallas Cowboys you're just natural fodder for us all
what always stood out to me about this play was Romo's second effort. Just a few inches away from turning disaster into a miracle. Gotta feel bad for the guy in that instance.
Game 6 2011 World Series (it’s got TWO moments!)
😭
This was the first (and only) time I ever cried after watching a cowboys game.
As a die hard Cowboys fan; it was devastating..
🏍️ It's not like they had a chance to beat Chicago the following week.
You should do Steve Smith’s catch vs the Rams in double OT
As a 9ers fan it was an absolute pleasure to watch. :)
WE LIKE SPORTS AND WE DONT CARE WHO KNOWS
I feel like Shaun Alexander is underrated and people forget how good he was, nobody ever mentions him when talking about greatest backs.
Your One Black Friend Who Gave you the N Word Pass he was actually overrated. He had one of the best Olines to ever exist. You could drive a Mack truck the holes they’d create. It was actually frustrating a lot of times because he was so indecisive as a runner and his oline was so good that if he’d just did his assignment and hit the gap he would’ve gain a lot more. But a lot of times the gap would close. That why he was pretty mediocre between the tackles. He was best a stretching runs to the outside and making a cut.