Top 10 WORST Mistakes In NFL History
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- The 10 biggest mistakes in NFL history changed the course of seasons and championships. And for the better or worse... well pretty much just worse they live in NFL infamy.
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Top 10 WORST Mistakes In NFL History - กีฬา
What was the worst mistake you've witnessed while watching live?
I commented before you guys did get nae naed
Tom brady still being in the nfl
Josh Allen act like it was the last play of the game vs the Texans in the Wild Card and almost lost the ball 😂😭 And I’m a Bills fan
@@damientorian1837 you are a legend
My brother
Haven't seen the video but, should have ran it.
Yea 😂
ditto
😂😂😂😂😂👍
Tell that to Earnest Byner
It's not like Sherman's reaction is in the thumbnail or anything..
To this day, nearly six years later, I simply cannot believe the Seahawks didn’t run the ball. And every time I see the replay I am always surprised they elected to pass 🤢
It was the right call, get stuffed by running on 2nd down, now everybody knows your passing it on 3rd.
@@adrianpena800 passing was the right call? (i'm not asking sarcastically or anything. I'm not a knowledgeable fan and I'm just curious.)
@@luceatlux7087 Yes, because during that drive, the seahawks had to burn 2 timeouts due to being disorganized. This is important because failed running plays to not stop the clock, unlike a failed passing play. So while at the goal line, the only options was one more running play, OR a quick pass play, then one final running play. On paper, that was a low risk pass play, but Butler took a risk and jumped the route avoiding the pick play
IKR
I NEVER RECOVERED
They had three shots to make it AND a timeout!
Missed kicks are not mistakes. No kicker is perfect. no matter what the distance is. And a 47 yard kick isn't even that easy today, let alone in 90 when kickers were not near as accurate.
While I see your point the way you worded this makes it seem like missed kicks are a good thing the goal is kick it through the uprights not hook some way to the left or right
As a Bills fan I agree
Only position that has one job only acourse it's a mistake
@@obedgutierrez3954 it’s a 40 yrd fg in the 90s. Those were almost in heard of
By definition, a mistake is things not going according to plan with an action…. So yeah… missed kicks are mistakes. Just cause they are doing something with a high likelihood of failure doesn’t change it.
And after nearly 6 years, I still don't understand why they didn't run it
I recommend you to learn and understand the game. Its not rugby, just a hint... maybe after 16 years you will understand why it was a good choice not to run into a wall of bodies.
Seeing Richard Sherman cry at the end of that super Bowl lost never gets old
Sadface Pete Carroll never gets old either.
@@billycox475 Pete Carroll always looks like this: 😮😬😮😬😮😬😮😬
That was the worst call in SB history
indeed 💯
just the thumbnail had me literally geeking out 🤣
6:33 People may not realize this, but the only reason Tony Romo was holding for the kick is bc he was the backup QB at the start of the season. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been out there at all.
Yeah, and Bledsoe refused to hold on that play, apparently.
Not even a Seahawks fan but the fact they didn’t run it especially on second down is something that makes me sick lol
I am a lifelong Hawks, and let me tell you I will NEVER get over that play, it has to be worst play call in NFL history. Sometimes, football is simple, just plow straight ahead, brute force & detrmination, especially when you have RB like Marshawn Lynch in a short distance situation. Go Hawks
The logic of passing makes sense. If the ball in incomplete it stops the clock to allow the Seahawks to take their time setting up a running play and then if that play doesn’t result in a TD, they can use their last time out to set up another play. It was probably the most efficient usage of their downs given the clock situation, it’s just a testament to New England’s preparation that Butler recognized the play the Seahawks were running
@@JDizzle785 or just run it in with beast mode lol. It's 4 down territory and the pats hadn't been able to stop beast mode. The legion of boom came out saying Pete called that play because he was trying to get Russell Superbowl MVP. Boy oh boy
Coaching ultimately won and lost that game. Making that call, which was a play Seattle had run that season before on the goal line, against a coach you know is always prepared, was Pete's mistake and lost his team that game. Knowing that play was one Seattle used and coaching your team so each CB had to run it twice in practice so that they recognized it when it showed up, was how the Patriots coaching won that game. I would claim that most other teams in the league would not have been as prepared as the Patriots. Lynch had been doing fine and on 1st down had gotten more than 2 yards and I think would have plowed it in for a TD. But hey, hindsight is 20-20 right?
At least Seattle has a bright future
@@konkykar4056
Greetings from the UK. A bright future? RW, has left the building, having proven talent under contract is having a bright future . Drew Lock hasn't shown he can play at the NFL level let alone filling Russell's shoes .Having multiple high draft picks doesn't mean a bright future, the Browns, Jets and Lions for years have had high picks and what's it done for them? At least the Browns have all the pieces now but they haven't challenged for the Lombardi since Kosar was their QB. Anyway I sincerely hope you're right and I'm wrong. Go Hawks
As a Packers fan, I can honestly say that I have a soft spot in my heart for Vikings fans. The Vikings invent new and unusually cruel ways to torture their fans and break their hearts. We even gave them Favre.... Oh, that's right!
As a Packers Fan too I agree also ostick going for that inside kick when Jordy had it against the Seahawks should be on this list!
That 98 season was peak Vikings. Earlier in the year when Anderson was hitting everything I said to my friend, "Just wait, he'll be perfect until they get to the playoffs. Then he'll miss an easy game winner." Sure enough...
As a Hawks fan, I'm crying before the ads are even over.
Your # 1 pick on this list choosing the Seattle Seahawks decision to throw the ball at the one yard line was right on the money and was without a doubt the worst mistake and worst big moment play call in NFL history & Sports history. They had the best running back in the league, Beastmode, who couldn't be stopped, and didn't give the ball to him in The Super Bowl with 20 seconds left. This was the dumbest decision I've ever seen in my life. This will haunt the Seattle Seahawk franchise forever. Pete Carroll should've been fired immediately.
Except he got stopped from the one. Look at the stats professor.
@@Funky-Channel I'll bet my house & life savings that Beastmode in three tries at the one yard line would've scored student because the New England Patriots couldn't stop him the entire game.
@@SuperPrince1007 Hmmmm. I recall Vince Wilfork tackled him by the ankles to prevent a 3 and 1 conversion earlier. Also, they couldn't have ran 3 times because of the time on the clock, and too few timeouts. Maybe running 2 times, but not 3. Silly Goose.
@@Funky-Channel Three because the New England Patriots would've had to call one timeout. MW, if you really think Beastmode could've or would've been stopped 2 times you're very naive. There's not a doubt in my mind he would've scored on that play Seattle chose to pass.
@@SuperPrince1007 At that point NE was counting on their defense to win, not have time for another offensive series. You are the one who's naive, because I give specific reasons while you keep just saying "I have no doubt." Saying that is not solid evidence.
Vikings won by an average of 3 possessions. Never heard that stat before.
also he got the year wrong, it was the '98 Vikings, not '97... very sloppy.
im a seahawks fan
no further questions
Why didnt yall just run it😔
You count for one of the dislikes? 😀
@@emma12345678961 nah
@@bigblllrd8128 - It was 2nd down and they only had one timeout. With only 26 seconds remaining, how do you ensure that you can use that 4th down? You can hand the ball off to Lynch twice and run out of time, or you can pass the ball and if it is incomplete, hand the ball off to Lynch twice. Two chances to score or three chances to score. Which is the best option? Passing was the smart thing to do. The mistake the Seahawks made was to pass the ball into the middle of the end zone. They should have passed it into one of the corners where only a Seahawk could get to it.
@@rosslangerak8361 Nah bruh. You have a time out.....u run the ball. If u fail....use your time out then pass. You don't have to have a high football iq to understand that. You're just making excuses rapped up in flawed logic.🤷🏾♂️
Scott Norwood does not belong on this list. He missed a 47 yard field goal, admittedly at a crucial time. It was not a boneheaded mistake, it was a good faith effort that failed.
He is the reason why the Bills are not SB champs in 4 out of 4 of their opportunities.
@@eduardopena5893wrong. He only played on 2 of the 4 Super Bowls. It was a bad kick not a bonehead mistake.
@@multiyapples It was the curse of Scott Norwood.
Man as a Seahawks fan that’s got to hurt a lot about not running it in for the win😭
yea me too it’s torture
That was many years ago now. Your team won't be making it to the Super Bowl any time soon if they don't draft a great OL for Wilson and better do it fast cuz Wilson ain't getting younger as seasons go by either...
@@raulferro3998
Hawks will definitely never get to another sb with wilson (or carrol)
Those dummys had their chance at ring 2 an blew it
Just good defense bad luck happens
It’s ok y’all! Geno Smith Is here theres nothing to fear😈
The play with Romo fumbling the snap, then looking like he was going to make something out of nothing, only to fall short, was an omen of his career. If anyone wants to know what Romo's career was like, well, that play sums it up. He would get you excited, then fall short, consistently.
Look im a giants fan , but dez caught that ball against the packers so I wouldn’t say that one was his fault
Romo is doing fine. He's a Great commentator
Rodger Goodell being made commissioner!
Thats THE biggest!!
Peyton Manning for commissioner!
@@tomservo5347 I’ve never thought of that it would be great
@@adrianpena800 yeah but it’s a lot of work, so I don’t see him doing it
Actually Goodell has done a great job if you knew what you were talking about.
Top 10 WORST Mistakes In NFL History
X. 0:30 - Leon Lett Touched The Blocked Field Goal --- Week 13, 1993 vs Miami Dolphins
9. 1:28 - Gary Anderson's Missed Kick --- 1998 NFC Championship Game vs Atlanta Falcons
8. 2:39 - Miracle At The Meadowlands --- Week 12, 1978 vs Philadelphia Eagles
7. 3:38 - Jim Marshall Ran The Wrong Way --- Week 7, 1964 vs San Francisco 49ers
6. 4:41 - Saints Didn't Get The Call --- 2018 NFC Championship Game vs Los Angles Rams
5. 5:43 - Earnest Byner's Fumble --- 1987 AFC Championship Game at Denver Broncos
4. 6:32 - Tony Romo Botched The Hold --- 2006 NFC Wild Card Round at Seattle Seahawks
3. 7:35 - Jackie Smith Dropped The Touchdown --- Super Bowl XIII vs Pittsburgh Steelers
2. 8:17 - Scott Norwood Missed Wide Right --- Super Bowl XXV vs New York Giants
1. 9:08 - Seahawks Threw The Ball On The 1 --- Super Bowl XLIX vs New England Patriots
Just give it to the 6’0 215 lbs pure muscle rb literally named beast mode wtf 😂
6:25 doesn't seem to be a mistake imo. The defender just happened to be there doing his job by stripping the ball. It didn't sound like the running back was celebrating too early or anything, which is usually what happens in cases like that.
I already you should’ve ran it
I'm not a Seahawks fan but I was watching SB 49 in Seattle in a house full of local fans and we were all just wildin out... but the silence that fell over that space after the Malcolm Butler interception (especially when compared to the noise after the Jermaine Kearse catch) is something I will never forget. God help those folks. Still can't believe it.
The biggest mistake I've seen is in this video he says lets move to the Cleveland Browns and talks about Jackie smith dropping a td pass but he was on the cowboys
everyone in the comments: "tHeY sHuDvE rAn ThE bALL"
me, still wondering how he did that: 8:05
How he intercepted that ball after a viscous collision with the receiver is amazing.
After Romo's muffed hold the Hawks did not run out the clock as is stated. Dallas's defense held them and got the ball back but Dallas still wasn't able to score.
There was barely any time left when they got it back. It would have taken a miracle.
Im not even a Seahawk fan, but I thought that was one of the dumbest call/play I've ever seen. I was frustrated for the Seahawks. Lmao.
Carrol has always been a pretty dumb coach tbh
And now he's dumb AND washed up
Top 10 Worst NFL Player Mistakes in the Playoffs that Didn’t Cost Their Team the Game:
10. Justin Tucker’s Failed Fake Field Goal Attempt (Super Bowl 47)
9. Malcolm Butler Blows Coverage on Jermaine Kearse (Super Bowl 49)
8.
7. Tom Brady’s Pick Six to Robert Alford (Super Bowl 51)
6.
5. Chase Blackburn Doesn’t Get Off the Field in Time (Super Bowl 42)
4. Leon Lett Celebrates Too Early (Super Bowl 27)
3. Reggie Bush’s Muffed Punt Sets Up First and Goal for the Vikings (2009 NFC Championship Game)
2. Lawrence Tynes Misses the Game Winning Field Goal (2007 NFC Championship Game)
1. Jerome Bettis Fumble (2005 AFC Divisional Round)
When you have a running back that causes seismic activity with his plays, you give him the ball.
I know it wasn't playoffs but I am surprised the Desean Jackson punt return against the Giants weren't on there. Literally all the punter had to do was punt it out of bounds and they go to overtime but instead he panicked and kicked it right to Desean who made them pay.
Tough on Byner - that was a great defensive play more than it was a mistake.
Yeah, Byner was a big part of why they were even in that game. Everybody fumbles.
As a Patriots fan, I fully support the Seahawks' choice
one more super bowl you guy's didn't deserve to win!
@@jtbue757 Winning the game is deserving to win. 1 super bowl win might be luck. its not luck when its more than once
Thank you for choosing not to just run the ball! -Tom Brady fan
Shut the fuck up im still mad
Honorable mention....DeVonte Freeman misses a block, the LB sack/fumbles Matt Ryan which further fuels New England's comeback. Worst part was Ryan had Gabriel open down field behind the defense when it happened.
I’m not convinced the Falcons didn’t throw that game.
Seahawks had a chance to repeat...they passed.
A Boston Globe reporter pointed out Lynch was only successful on 1 out of 5 attempts scoring from the one in that year (2014) and only 5 of 12 for his entire time with the team up to that point. Clock management was a concern too, the game clock was down to 26 seconds when the play went off, Seattle only had one time out left. A pass that fell incomplete would make it more likely they got 2 more chances. My initial thought was, "Why didn't they throw a fade?" I'm not a Pats fan.
Absolutely agree with the Seahawks play call vs. Pats in the SB. If I was the Seahawk’s owner, I would have walked out on the field and fired the coach on the spot.
So you "agree" with the call but would have fired the coach?
Phrase your comment better dipchit
Seeing Sherman’s face turn from potential joy to hopeless confusion and questioning will always break me, even if I’m not a Seahawks fan.
Pete Carrol later comented in his own defence that if it would have worked it would have went down as a "billiant call". A super bowl lost as the result of one man on the sidelines ego.
Pete didn't throw the ball
Not even an honorable mention for the “butt fumble” that was a classic or how about Belichick letting Tom Brady get to free agency that was just a bit of a mistake I would contend
Fun fact about the last one:
While Lynch was Beast Mode in most short-yardage situations, he was actually not as good at punching it in at the goal-line. That was apparently the logic for why it was passed.
That was out of Norwood’s range of accuracy. Bills were my team and they knew they were asking a lot... damn he was so close.
Pete Carroll maybe kept out of the HOF because of that call
The word on the Seahawks boneheaded play was they thought Lynch would be too expensive if he was the Super Bowl MVP. You should never let front office problems onto the field.
wow dude, where did you get that rumor? No way in the world do they think front office during a game.
That is a really stupid rumor.
That one dude who disliked be like : I have achieved comedy
Looking at the end of Patriots-Seahawks, even if Lynch wasn't given the ball to run, he appeared to be WIDE OPEN AF in the endzone if only Wilson would've noticed and just flung the ball to him. And since that game, seems like Seattle has been cursed. Haven't been back to either the Super Bowl or the NFC championship game.
Leon Lett's mistake on Thanksgiving was during my senior year in high school.
The missed field goals don't really belong on this list. If an NBA player misses a game winning shot, you wouldn't say he made a mistake. He just missed. It happens.
One thing to remember about Romo dropping the snap: he would have made the touchdown had Gramática blocked Babineaux. Babineaux ran right by him to make the tackle on Romo, and Gramática just stood there. It was not the first time the Cowboys screwed Romo, and it would not be the last. Romo did some truly amazing things as a quarterback, but when he was not tripping over his own feet, he was tripping over his teammates and coaching staff, so it all amounted to naught.
One dumb play is keeping Jim Marshall out of the Hall of Fame. Guy had a stellar career, never missed a game (282 consecutive games). Had 129 sacks, and recovered 30 fumbles, a record that still stands. Yeah, the Vikings didn't win any of the Super Bowls they were in, but it didn't keep Carl Eller or Alan Page out of the Hall. Guess who mentored both of them?
I searched up wide right it literally showed Scott Norwood's name lmao
Pete Carroll not handing the ball to Marshawn Lynch was the worst mistake in Super Bowl history. The Seahawks were never the same after that disaster.
I was one of only a handful of Dolfans in Texas Stadium for the Leon Lett game. Travelled overnight 1200 miles from south Florida to see it, and later ate Thanksgiving dinner at my mom's house. She lived near the stadium. 27 years ago and seems like yesterday.
They don’t upload as much as they used to. This probably my favorite channel on TH-cam
Saints my favorite team got rigged that was blatant pi
Yeah that was so rigged. My close friend is a huge Saints fan and after that game, he wouldn’t say anything for a solid 2 days
as a bills fan i can agree, my best friend and i were watching the game cuz he is a saints fan, and when that happened, we both cried, and then they lost we cried even harder.
🤣🤣🤣😂
Saints had ample time and opportunities to overcome that big screw-up, but they came apart crying about it and pretty much beat themselves. The blown call wasn't the only reason the Saints lost.
Speaking of inability to win the big games, here are the Cleveland Browns…
*Jackie Smith drops TD*
The seahawks patriot play controversy is one of the most hindsighted arguments ever. Its was 2nd down, and they passed, far from unbelievable
A slant pass to your backup receiver into the heart of the defense on the goal line is always a mistake
@@jondoe406 Especially against that team of all teams whilst having a top RB at the time.
Scott Norwood WAS NOT the first player to line up for a game winning (play) kick in Super Bowl history. Jim O'Brien hit a walk off field goal in Super Bowl V.
The snap was perfect to Romo, not misplaced... he just muffed it.
Zane Gonzales needs to be on this video he lost the cardinals 3 games
I’ll never get over lee evans dropping a trip to the superbowl and cundiff missing the equivalent of an extra point wife left from the right side of the field. The ravens could’ve went back to back😞
Superbowl 49 was the first one I ever watched and I watched while I was in AIT in the army. The room was split btw patriots and Seahawk fans. That ending was so epic.
Norwood's field goal, if good, would not have been the first walk off. I believe Jim O'Brien of the Colts kicked a field goal to beat the Cowboys on the last play of the game in Super Bowl V.
That's what I thought of when he said that.
Sorry but the 98 NFC championship was not the greatest in NFL history LMAO !😂😂
Jim Kelly and Marv Levy SO deserved at least one Superbowl win. I remember the 80's/early 90's when the NFC totally dominated against the rather weak AFC. Bernie Kosar, Marty Schottenheimer and the Browns deserved one also. I always jokingly said the world would fall apart when the Chiefs were finally allowed to win another Superbowl...I wished I'd kept my mouth shut because I'd definitely take the SB drought.
I feel so bad for Jim Marshall
Don't know about the missed FGs and fumbles, those things just happen in football. I wouldn't include those in something like this. Take one of those off and put in Atlanta failing to just hand the ball off and kick a FG up 8 late in superbowl 51.
Before I watch, the Seahawks should have ran the ball
The first one in my opinion is the most cringe 😬. He thought he could look cool getting the ball by sliding 🧠😂
How do you mention ref mistakes and not mention the GB vs Hawks fail mary? It is, without a shadow of a doubt, the single worst ref call in the history of the NFL.
My favorite: Neil O'Donnell forgetting what team he played for and threw passes to the Super Bowl MVP.
No Brandon Bostic dropped onside kick against Seahawks in nfc championship game
not a hawks fan but i feel so sorry to hawks fans that night
You forgot Marlin Mucree's interseption/fumble in the 2006 AFC Divisional game and Tom Brady going for it and failing on the NYG 30 yard line instead of attempting the field goal in Superbowl 42.
Worst mistake in NFL history was the offensive game plan of the Denver Broncos against Seattle in Super Bowl 48.
This video was pretty great, I really enjoyed it, but honestly, the Seahawks should have ran the ball.
A comment and an observation - 1. Until such time (unlikely) something equal or worse (unlikely) occurs in the future of the NFL, Pete Carroll's decision not to use Beast Mode on the goal line will undoubtedly remain at the top of NFL/Global/Galaxy/Multiverse/Alternate Realities & Dimensions Lists as one of the worst calls in Sports History, for Decades, Cenru
3:22 - LOL!
My brother is probably the biggest mistake I know of
But that photo
@@headphoneson750 ya bling bling boy
Pete Carroll must wake up in cold sweat every night reliving that call.
When I saw the replay of the Seahawks blunder I was absoulutely amazed that they elected to pass instead of giving the ball to Beast Mode Marshawn Lynch at the 2-yard line. That call cost them the game and back-to-back Super Bowl wins and ultimately broke up the Legion Of Boom.
I don't think Gary Anderson deserves all of the blame for the Vikings loss. They still had the lead when he missed and they had the highest scoring offense ever at the time. If you're going to blame Anderson, why not blame everybody as well?
The Bears not taking Pat Mahomes or Watson is without a doubt the biggest mistake in NFL history and nothing remotely comes close. Music City Miracle should be on this list as well.
In 2018 the Saints knew exactly what it felt like for the refs to not call plays that were flagrant.
The Broncos stripping the ball is not a mistake by the browns. It’s a great defensive play by Denver.
“Speaking of never winning the big game, we move to the Cleveland Browns…”
Shows a Cowboys clip. 7:30
10:07 Seahawks are Leagon of oops lol
Watching Blair Walsh miss a simple kick and as a Vikings fan I was very angry and depressed
Pete Carroll had explained why they passed. There were 26 seconds left and they only had 1 timeout left so they didnt have time to run 3 run plays so they had to prepare 2 run plays and 1 pass plays. He decided that the pass play would be on second down. If it was incomplete, clock stopped and they had 2 plays with 1 timeout.
Best part about the Leon Lett play was a few days later he got a letter from a girl saying "Don't feel bad Leon stuff like this happens. Last year some guy was going to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl but slowed down and fumbled the ball so just remember everyone makes mistakes." Leon was the guy who fumbled in the super bowl.
Who would’ve imagined 1 play ending the Seahawks.
Seahawks fans, this is not a clickbait
90% of the people that blame kickers for missing couldn’t kick a 20 yarder with no one coming at them
Lots of kickers have missed big game field goals so not sure why Scott Norwood's is always the only infamous "wide right" kick when there's many others out there. 47 yards wasn't a chip shot back then.
I Google "wide right", it is true.
Jim Marshall not having been abducted because of a bone-headed play is criminal to me
Dude was part of the Purple People Eaters!!
Vikings, Blair Walsh, 2016 play-offs, misses a winning field goal from 27 YARDS. That needs to be on the list.
'98 Vikings...Truly don't know how you miss that. 10 seconds of research would clear this up for you.
Randy Moss was drafted in the year 1998 and Gary Anderson went 39 for 39 in the 1998 season: I'm legitimately embarrassed for you. Do better.
New person
Every comment is about the guys voice
Many of these aren't mistakes, just poorly executed plays
Yes, getting a ball punched out is getting outplayed. Missing a field goal is just a miss. Running the wrong way to a safety is a mistake. Also, where does the Colts lining up on the opposite side of the field from the Center and QB rank?
I still cry when I watch that Seahawks loss.