DEFINITELY Even tho I’m a bears fan I can say the only reason Kirk has been lighting shit up is the receiving core is pretty damn good but he’s just average honestly not sum I see the Vikings sticking with
The vikings is incorrect. you forgot the great trade robbery where they traded a bunch of players for hershell walker that started the Dallas Cowboy dynasty of the 90's. Can't believe you missed this. DAMN SON!!!!
@@Ravendragon52 No. It was players, but the contract said that IF Jimmy Johnson cut any player he would receive draft picks instead. Jimmy didn't want the players, so he cut all five of them and took draft picks instead. So the Vikings traded players, and lost players AND draft picks.
our biggest fail was losing to the Packers in week 17 of 2010 and letting them into the playoffs only to beat us in the NFC Championship and then go on to win the Superbowl. Still mad about that
How about the 2005 draft? Despite having a solid RB in Thomas Jones and big question marks at QB, the Bears selected Cedric Benson instead of Aaron Rodgers.
Very entertaining video. I appreciate the Bears parts, as a lifelong Chicagoan. The Coach at the 6:54 mark is a damn good man, so I'm not surprised he reacted that way. Coach "Bones" Fassel is the best Special Teams Coordinator in the League. He's highly empathetic and lobbied to get me playing time back in the day when he ran the Scout Team during my college football years. I'm always happy to see he's doing well. I'm really enjoying this channel. Nice, high quality videos.
as bad as 4th and 26 is, the amount of McCarthy era backfires are even worse 4th and 2 recently vs Seahawks Ty Bringing out the kickoff vs Rams the Roughing the Passer revision rule Keeping Dom Capers way too long Keeping TT way too long Every TT 1st round pick since 2011 is gone except for Kenny Clark not scoring against the Seahawks in 2014 that led to their comeback despite 5 INT's. Sitting A-Rod vs Lions during 15-1 season only for him to be rusty vs Giants in divisional round McCarthy not adjusting to his playcalling during 2015 without Jordy Nelson leading to a 4-6 2nd half of season going 10-6. I could go on about the amount of backfires this team has had since SB45
To be fair about the Marcus Peters trade, the Chiefs won a Super Bowl without him while the Rams lost with him. I know that this was well before the Chiefs won Super Bowl LIV.
The Chiefs worst backfire was Eric Fisher with the number one pick. Many choices could’ve been made but they picked a guy that caused a penalty to lose a playoff game, incredibly mediocre and can get beat easily
Granted, this replay is a year late: Eric fisher wasn't that bad considering what the 2013 draft was and that we did finally win a superbowl with him. My personal mistake would be playing Grbac over Gannon in the 1997 playoffs. But Really, the *true* biggest fuck up in chiefs history was picking Blackledge over Marino in 83.
The Rams one... didn't hurt as bad as I was expecting, cause it lead to McVay, lol. Also the jab at the Chiefs, ouch. Thank you for that, I needed it, lol
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Lmao the Marcus Peters trade worked out GREAT for us. We got a 2nd round pick for a guy that gets abused every game and is one of the worst corners in the league rn
Signing Colin Kaepernick was the biggest mistake? As a 49ers fan, that is weak. 1) In 2012, Colin and Newton dominated the NFL with the Read Option so much that a change in the rules had to be made for 2013. He also was #2 in the NFL behind Flacco for passes of 15+ yards. Colin also got work done in 2013 and led the 49ers to a third (his second) title game. If not for the protest issue, he would do well in the KC/LA Rams/Eagles system of an RPO, as he is a read option QB at heart, not the under center QB he was forced into by 2014. 2) There are many other mistakes the 49ers have made, such as the other end of that Kaepernick situation, getting rid of Harbaugh and replacing him with Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force a.k.a. Jimmy Tomsulla, or Potato Chip Kelly. GOing back to 2002 nd getting rid of Mariucci and signing Dennis Erickson who took a playoff losing team to thedepths of 2-12 and then drafting Alex Smith over Aaron Rodgers.
The owner of the “Boltman” costume wasn’t just selling the physical outfit (which I’m sure cost a pretty penny itself) , he was also selling away the intellectual property of the persona, by allowing someone else to use it as they wish. The real value is in the fame of the character.
Chiefs fan here, we had to trade Marcus Peters because rumor has it that he didn't like KC and he was likely going to be gone after his rookie deal anyway. Might as well trade him and get some value out of him. Not to mention the guy is kind of a cancer when you consider only a few teams wanted to trade for him. I'm surprised you didn't pick starting Elvis Grbac over Rich Gannon. Much better example of a backfire.
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It's fun watching these 2 years later and seeing how fast the NFL changes. Buffalo is one of the hottest teams. Lions are gonna be the first to go 0-16 and 0-17. Look at Arizona now!
7:00 you CANNOT talk about Seahawks and backfires without mentioning Matt Hasselbeck's Pick 6 vs Green Bay in the 2003 Wild Card Game when he guaranteed they'd score after winning the coin toss
Former Jets owner Leon Hess says "I want to win and I want to win now," and then introduces new head coach Rich Kotite. That's way worse than Rex's Namath act.
I remember a video of all of Peterman's interceptions getting taken down, im surprised this wasnt since he would have probaly demanded this to be taken down even though he is already a meme
I know this is hindsight, and you made this video two years ago, but the Chiefs backfire of the Peters trade ended up not being that bad of a deal. They got Thornhill, and Watts with the Rams Second and Fourth Round picks respectively. I would argue that solidifying the safety position which was aging when Peters was there while improving the locker room issues they had when Peters was a Chief actually helped with our run in 2019. I was surprised you didn't select the Todd Blackledge draft pick of 1983, when we could have drafted Jim Kelly, or Dan Marino. That haunted the Chiefs for over thirty years until the Mahomes draft pick in 2017,
As great as Favre was, I think everyone can agree that his arm was perfect chaos. He could throw like no other, but who would catch it -- that was to be determined, and post-Freeman, Sharpe, and Driver, that became less clear.
I think the Dolphins biggest backfire comes in 2 parts. Part 1 is not drafting Drew Brees in 2001 with the 26th pick in the first round. Part 2 is not signing Brees in the 2006 off-season, instead opting to trade for Daunte Culpepper.
06:02 pretty well actually, we got A ring before he did and played in more Super Bowls. Thornhill is doing just fine, and we won a ring the next season (2019 season). Next.
It's a cool list but these are basically modern day backfires with a few mentions of old ones. I just find it hard to imagine that almost every teams biggest blunder basically happened in the last ten years.
Minnesota Vikings - Herschel Walker trade nets 3 mediocre performance years for a lot of draft picks. How well did the Dallas Cowboys do with all those picks, anyway? Detroit Lions - Bobby Lane to the Pittsburgh Steelers results in 60 years of pain and suffering in the Motor City and counting. New York Jets - Mo Lewis' hit on Drew Bledsoe in Week 1 of the 2001 NFL Season. How did that injury work out for the Jets, anyway? Bad drafting and coaching decisions is too complicated for just one backfire decision that this team needs its own "Top 10 Worst Backfires." Miami Dolphins - signing Daunte Culpepper in free agency instead of Drew Brees. What could have been?
Marcus Peters trade went pretty well for the chiefs tbh You could have put that time they paid Matt Cassel 62 million dollars. Or that they traded a pick used for Patrick Chung to get him. Or the time they drafted Glenn Dorsey in the first round Or the time they drafted Tyson Jackson in the first round Actually basically every first round selection the chiefs made between 2005-2015
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Thanksgiving was the six year anniversary of the Buttfumble.
And Mark Sanchez played.
Unless you're Joe Namath, guaranteeing anything as a Jet will get you nowhere.
As a 50+ year-old Lions fan...thank you for making it brief.
"Next!" 😂
I just wish the Lions loved me like I love them.
Your cursed because your owners like not paying and taking money back from people. Until those athletes are paid I hope you never make the playoffs
I hear you brother.
Wait, why isn’t the Walker trade the biggest backfire of the Vikings ??
Furture Vikings backfire: giving Kirk Cousins 84 million dollars
Possible
Tear
DEFINITELY Even tho I’m a bears fan I can say the only reason Kirk has been lighting shit up is the receiving core is pretty damn good but he’s just average honestly not sum I see the Vikings sticking with
That is true
Possibly. The only way to fix this is for the OL to give him time.
I got a joke
The lions beating the refs
I got a better one:
The Browns.
I got an even better one
28-3 and yes I’m a falcons fan
Vid starts at 1:59.
edit: if your into fashion, then the vid starts at 0:00. BTW thanks for the heart.
That Lions one was NASTY
Look at it this way Lions fans. Yours was brief.
I like it when people talk about my misery for multiple minutes
The vikings is incorrect. you forgot the great trade robbery where they traded a bunch of players for hershell walker that started the Dallas Cowboy dynasty of the 90's. Can't believe you missed this. DAMN SON!!!!
Twas draft picks not players but you're right nonethess
@@Ravendragon52 No. It was players, but the contract said that IF Jimmy Johnson cut any player he would receive draft picks instead. Jimmy didn't want the players, so he cut all five of them and took draft picks instead.
So the Vikings traded players, and lost players AND draft picks.
When you showed a picture of my Bears I was like it’s probably going to be the hiring of Trestman or trading Greg Olsen
Trestman was the worst. Bad defense, last place in the nfc north, blown out by packers and patriots.
our biggest fail was losing to the Packers in week 17 of 2010 and letting them into the playoffs only to beat us in the NFC Championship and then go on to win the Superbowl. Still mad about that
Takeo - no Jay Cutler was actually a good QB he broke many bears QB records the o line just ruined him
No, it fits. Given the treatment Cutler got when he was signed being akin to the second coming of Christ...
How about the 2005 draft? Despite having a solid RB in Thomas Jones and big question marks at QB, the Bears selected Cedric Benson instead of Aaron Rodgers.
Minnesota needs to be Hershel Walker trade
Lions' and Browns' biggest backfire: being founded
Synner Dethshayde not really he turned the browns into two Super Bowls.....
As the Baltimore Ravens
I’m a ravens fan btw
wouldve fucked the football scene up in the 1950s them not existing though. to be fair the Browns were large innovators of the forward pass.
ravens fan tooo
and bucs (0-26)
I'm a Browns fan and we're still in the playoff picture, thank you very much! lol
The Matt Millen thing got a chuckle from me and a thumbs up for you...terrible timing though with his illness and all...but still funny.
raiders with the mack trade lol
Yeah I know like Mack is doing pretty good with the bears
are you sure about that
Giving Jon Gruden 100 million and a stake at ownership.
Prediction for my Pats: Benching Malcom Butler in the Super Bowl?
Matt Scott yep probably
@@coreyn.604 We may never know, but I just feel Butler could have made one or two plays that could have made a difference in the outcome.
FPV looking like the Great Value Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson 😂 great video as always
The Lions. It's just too easy.
The marcus peters trade worked out fantastically actually since Marcus peters is one of the worst CBs in the NFL right now.
@@b.d.cooper8671 lol. Our secondary makes the rams look all pro
@@colts8146 that's testament to Steve nelson
18-1
What about the Herschel Walker trade for the Vikes? Practically gave the Cowboys a free super bowl
😂 I forgot about that
1? It gave em 3
Very entertaining video. I appreciate the Bears parts, as a lifelong Chicagoan. The Coach at the 6:54 mark is a damn good man, so I'm not surprised he reacted that way. Coach "Bones" Fassel is the best Special Teams Coordinator in the League. He's highly empathetic and lobbied to get me playing time back in the day when he ran the Scout Team during my college football years. I'm always happy to see he's doing well. I'm really enjoying this channel. Nice, high quality videos.
busyrand thanks man appreciate the positive comments and thanks for watching!
I was expecting more for the lions tbh
So was every Lions fan, every year.
John Galt Line shut up kid
@@outofcontrollerspodcast3985 I'll talk whatever shit I want about the team I've been watching for the last 35 years. Thanks.
John Galt Line who was that for the lions?
I didnt now FivePoint was a mixed 40 year old. He sounds like a white 30 year old.
Spelling is hard.
That's what I was saying lol
😂 @StevenMartukovich i was typing fast
Yeag
Yeah, he sounds like wears glasses and has straight hair... well, hair.
Raiders was Jamarcus Russell
Mobile, Alabama resident here. Can confirm.
It still hurts
"So how did that Marcus Peters trade workout?" - to the Chiefs
"So how did that Marcus Peters trade workout?" - to the Rams
[Laughs In Ravens]
Damn five points is reading comments from 2 years after the video was made
Which team will you troll next? I vote EagLes!
And for you guys wondering I typed it like that so much it autocorrects to it.
Peterman is The perfect QB for the Buffailure Bills. Trust me. Hey, nice sponsor man, some bucks on pocket make diference 😎
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If only the Vikings didn't trade their future for Hershel Walker. And what about Ryan Leaf? That was a backfire so epic that it makes backfires blush
as bad as 4th and 26 is, the amount of McCarthy era backfires are even worse
4th and 2 recently vs Seahawks
Ty Bringing out the kickoff vs Rams
the Roughing the Passer revision rule
Keeping Dom Capers way too long
Keeping TT way too long
Every TT 1st round pick since 2011 is gone except for Kenny Clark
not scoring against the Seahawks in 2014 that led to their comeback despite 5 INT's.
Sitting A-Rod vs Lions during 15-1 season only for him to be rusty vs Giants in divisional round
McCarthy not adjusting to his playcalling during 2015 without Jordy Nelson leading to a 4-6 2nd half of season going 10-6.
I could go on about the amount of backfires this team has had since SB45
So the Seahawks not running the ball is beating a dead horse, but the Falcons not winning an easily winnable Super Bowl isn’t beating a dead horse?
Seattle not running the ball, keep beating that dead horse.
Clearly, drafting Dan McGwire, when Brett Favre was still on the board, in the 91 draft, is my pick for Seattle's biggest backfire/mistake.
I still get mad about that, and I'm not much of a Seattle fan
Still not sure they score if they run it.
I'd say a bigger backfire for the Patriots is trading Deion Branch. One decent receiver away from Super Bowl XLI champs.
Your content is informational and hilarious. I love it. Keep up the good work!
That Manningham catch still hurts, almost as much as Tyree and the Philly Special. But at least 3 more rings help soften the blow
To be fair about the Marcus Peters trade, the Chiefs won a Super Bowl without him while the Rams lost with him. I know that this was well before the Chiefs won Super Bowl LIV.
The Chiefs worst backfire was Eric Fisher with the number one pick. Many choices could’ve been made but they picked a guy that caused a penalty to lose a playoff game, incredibly mediocre and can get beat easily
Granted, this replay is a year late: Eric fisher wasn't that bad considering what the 2013 draft was and that we did finally win a superbowl with him. My personal mistake would be playing Grbac over Gannon in the 1997 playoffs. But Really, the *true* biggest fuck up in chiefs history was picking Blackledge over Marino in 83.
The Rams one... didn't hurt as bad as I was expecting, cause it lead to McVay, lol. Also the jab at the Chiefs, ouch. Thank you for that, I needed it, lol
I can't stop laughing at Detroit and Matt Millen. Insert a Dam Son or Ron Simmons Damn for that Next.
I literally spit oot my mouthful of food when lions pic came up followed by “next!”
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Thanks brother. You are welcome. I appreciate you watching and your positive comments. Have a wonderful thanksgiving weekend!
Lmao the Marcus Peters trade worked out GREAT for us. We got a 2nd round pick for a guy that gets abused every game and is one of the worst corners in the league rn
Dude just spouts a bunch of memes. Wonder when the last time he actually watched a football game was
Chiefs gave up 33 to Oakland and you think Marcus Peter's was the problem?
Detroit Lions: (picture of Matt Millen) NEXT!
Jets: Just Existing
Signing Colin Kaepernick was the biggest mistake? As a 49ers fan, that is weak.
1) In 2012, Colin and Newton dominated the NFL with the Read Option so much that a change in the rules had to be made for 2013. He also was #2 in the NFL behind Flacco for passes of 15+ yards. Colin also got work done in 2013 and led the 49ers to a third (his second) title game.
If not for the protest issue, he would do well in the KC/LA Rams/Eagles system of an RPO, as he is a read option QB at heart, not the under center QB he was forced into by 2014.
2) There are many other mistakes the 49ers have made, such as the other end of that Kaepernick situation, getting rid of Harbaugh and replacing him with Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force a.k.a. Jimmy Tomsulla, or Potato Chip Kelly. GOing back to 2002 nd getting rid of Mariucci and signing Dennis Erickson who took a playoff losing team to thedepths of 2-12 and then drafting Alex Smith over Aaron Rodgers.
The owner of the “Boltman” costume wasn’t just selling the physical outfit (which I’m sure cost a pretty penny itself) , he was also selling away the intellectual property of the persona, by allowing someone else to use it as they wish. The real value is in the fame of the character.
...Tracy Porter bud. Tracy Porter.
I’m actually so angry. He’s a saints legend
Chiefs fan here, we had to trade Marcus Peters because rumor has it that he didn't like KC and he was likely going to be gone after his rookie deal anyway. Might as well trade him and get some value out of him. Not to mention the guy is kind of a cancer when you consider only a few teams wanted to trade for him. I'm surprised you didn't pick starting Elvis Grbac over Rich Gannon. Much better example of a backfire.
Grbac over Gannon. Blackledge over Marino. Just about anything KC did between 2007-2013.
I'm more pissed by the David Tyree catch to be honest.
Yo! I’m a lifelong Lions fan. Masterful. I couldn’t improve on this. Perfect!
As a Chiefs fan, uhh trading Peters was one of the best moves we've ever made. He's a primadona team cancer.
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How the hell did that chargers costume cost over 6 figures
Terry Porter? Homie his name is Tracy Porter
I thought this was uploaded 10 months ago lol
John Elway also signed Flacco.
Awe, your dog is such a little sweetheart.
Been a Raider all my life and its all gone down hill after our last Superbowl.
Was bracing for the Lions.
All it was was a pic of Millon. X3
Raiders drafting JaMarcus Russell.
49ers not keeping Garcia is a backfire.
3:50 best and most accurate one of them all lmao
FivePoints: *uploads another banger of a video*
Me, a simple guy: *click in rapid amounts*
At 11 weeks into the 2022 season, the remark about Elway at 5:47 is absolutely hilarious ......
Elway didn't bring in Tebow.
Great video! Let's hope TPS don't steal this
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Bolt man one of the most depressing mascots ever. I didn't even know he existed just like most football fans.
I hated that we lost Percy at the time he was one of our only playmakers but it worked out for us
"Next"
Thank you for saving us the time to hear how bad we are because we already know
It's fun watching these 2 years later and seeing how fast the NFL changes.
Buffalo is one of the hottest teams.
Lions are gonna be the first to go 0-16 and 0-17.
Look at Arizona now!
Any chance of an nhl version?
Dang the lions one was harsh!!
7:00 you CANNOT talk about Seahawks and backfires without mentioning Matt Hasselbeck's Pick 6 vs Green Bay in the 2003 Wild Card Game when he guaranteed they'd score after winning the coin toss
WE WANT THE BALL AND WE’RE GONNA SCORE
The best part about that Manningham sound bite truly is Rio catching it right in Belichick's fugly-ass face on the next play. Go Giants lol
Kap can't read a defense, can't adjust for a blitz and can't find his 3rd reciever. Letting him walk were one of the best decisions the team ever made
My new profile picture backfired on me
LOL
Former Jets owner Leon Hess says "I want to win and I want to win now," and then introduces new head coach Rich Kotite. That's way worse than Rex's Namath act.
I remember a video of all of Peterman's interceptions getting taken down, im surprised this wasnt since he would have probaly demanded this to be taken down even though he is already a meme
I know this is hindsight, and you made this video two years ago, but the Chiefs backfire of the Peters trade ended up not being that bad of a deal. They got Thornhill, and Watts with the Rams Second and Fourth Round picks respectively. I would argue that solidifying the safety position which was aging when Peters was there while improving the locker room issues they had when Peters was a Chief actually helped with our run in 2019. I was surprised you didn't select the Todd Blackledge draft pick of 1983, when we could have drafted Jim Kelly, or Dan Marino. That haunted the Chiefs for over thirty years until the Mahomes draft pick in 2017,
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They run pro style spread offenses 👍
As great as Favre was, I think everyone can agree that his arm was perfect chaos. He could throw like no other, but who would catch it -- that was to be determined, and post-Freeman, Sharpe, and Driver, that became less clear.
I think the Dolphins biggest backfire comes in 2 parts. Part 1 is not drafting Drew Brees in 2001 with the 26th pick in the first round. Part 2 is not signing Brees in the 2006 off-season, instead opting to trade for Daunte Culpepper.
That picture of Matt Millen was worth 1000 words, none of them good words though.
Damn five points back at it again with dam son
That's crazy vikings been to the NFC Championship...3 times since 1998...missed field goal, Favre interception, eagles defense
06:02 pretty well actually, we got A ring before he did and played in more Super Bowls. Thornhill is doing just fine, and we won a ring the next season (2019 season). Next.
Two jabs at Farve.. I love it
Yyyer Liiyons onee wsss purfect. I laffed. . . then i cryed. . . and i ben drinking hevily for an our now. . .
That epic fail for the into had me laughing😂
The lions was the funniest thing I have ever seen . The Vikings though is got to be Herschel walker. And update the bears to Cody parkey .
It's a cool list but these are basically modern day backfires with a few mentions of old ones. I just find it hard to imagine that almost every teams biggest blunder basically happened in the last ten years.
I've got a joke too.
The Arizona Cardinals
Re: Pats-Can't cover everyone FPV. Credit Eli for perhaps the best throw of his career to Manningham.
I knew it was gonna be trestman. At least we back on track
Minnesota Vikings - Herschel Walker trade nets 3 mediocre performance years for a lot of draft picks. How well did the Dallas Cowboys do with all those picks, anyway?
Detroit Lions - Bobby Lane to the Pittsburgh Steelers results in 60 years of pain and suffering in the Motor City and counting.
New York Jets - Mo Lewis' hit on Drew Bledsoe in Week 1 of the 2001 NFL Season. How did that injury work out for the Jets, anyway? Bad drafting and coaching decisions is too complicated for just one backfire decision that this team needs its own "Top 10 Worst Backfires."
Miami Dolphins - signing Daunte Culpepper in free agency instead of Drew Brees. What could have been?
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I’m a patriots fan and I laughed at ours... I was like “well, they went to manningham. What next?”
Marcus Peters trade went pretty well for the chiefs tbh
You could have put that time they paid Matt Cassel 62 million dollars.
Or that they traded a pick used for Patrick Chung to get him.
Or the time they drafted Glenn Dorsey in the first round
Or the time they drafted Tyson Jackson in the first round
Actually basically every first round selection the chiefs made between 2005-2015
I'm a Vikings but I think it should have been when we traded to Herschel Walker from the Cowboys and gave them emmit smith
BARKLEY TIME BABY #gobills
But teh Giants has teh Barkleigh
Getting rid of Harbaugh was a bigger blunder than the Kaepernick thing for the 49ers.
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