@@TheLilleBeastwe haven't even got to see if he succeeds or fails they knew he would be suspended for potentially a whole year, they even structured his contract for it.
Because the Redskins actually got a pretty good return on champ Bailey, I would say their most regrettable is Trent Williams. We literally lost the best offensive lineman in the game because we couldn't have a competent medical staff
@@joserios991do you mean they regret all the draft picks they were traded away. The only thing we regret is the mismanagement and rg3’s inability to learn how to learn. And settled for getting by on athletic ability. Ex.: Ross Tucker tells a story about a team ran the same quarters defense (barely disguising it they ran it almost all game) and the coach called slants on the next three play. Rg3 went high on the first one threw the 2nd one in the dirt and the on the 3rd one nailed it for a good gain. As loaded as That is it pretty much summed up rg3.
TPS a couple videos ago-“baker mayfield one of the wrost starters since 2018.Them this video-the browns regret moving on from mayfield like what????????????????????????????
I mean lets be fair on Holmes, Ravens got him as an UDFA as depth in 1997. Gave him 3 more years and a starting roll and he never really was anything special. Ravens draft Jamal Lewis, who was clearly the better RB and moved on from Holmes who then started to perform well in KC. Lewis was still clearly the healthier and better of the 2, so I doubt the Ravens ever regretted moving on from Holmes. Lynch, if memory serves had major subordination issues which is why I think they traded him away.
I'm calling BS on that! Remember that Brady was actively colluding with Miami prior to his final season with the Patriots! HE wanted out, and he used the opt out clause in his contract to get out of New England.
@@stevegallo8483 he left because they offered him a contract that was incentive based and he felt he did enough not to have to reach certain incentives to get his money which he is 100% right about, he wanted to be a free agent for the first time in his career and also mentioned wanting to see if he could do what Peyton did and go win it with another team and system
The amazing ones aren't the FA signings or trades because of the contract but the teams that gave up on highly drafted guys without even attempting to see what they could be like Favre, Unitas,Largent. I shows how the high draft value has changed now. Teams now will keep a guy on for 3 years or more before moving on, for the most part.
@sh0p_bi1ch75 i mean aside from the MIN gm with the missed tackle on Diggs, none were their fault. They got screwed by the refs blatantly against LA. And its pretty obvious the league still is butt hurt over them complaining about it and the city boycotting that SB.
Raven fan here. I'm guessing Anquan Boldin. My god did it hurt seeing his great performance in Week 1 of 2013. EDIT: No I don't agree. Ravens had a choice between 2 great running backs and keeping Jamal Lewis was a fine move.
I think Ravens most regret moving on from James Harrison,.. woulda been COMPLETELY ridiculous with Ray Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Adalius Thomas and James Harrison... and instead they end up being terrorized by James Harrison twice per year as he balls out for the Steelers
Completely agree with Greg Olsen in the Chicago Bears not only because of how much he improved but after letting him go obvious regression in Jay Cutler‘s game as well
Arizona: Thanks for getting rid of the Honey Badger!! Atlanta: They'd have choked with or without him in that Super Bowl. Ravens: Priest Holmes or Jamal Lewis? Bills: Thanks for BEAST MODE on the cheap!!! Carolina: They lost Peppers but drafted Luke Keuchly the year after, so is that really a problem? Chicago: So you traded Olsen and Peppers. Seems like a fair trade. Cleveland: Mayfield pushed himself to ruin in 2021 and the team should have told him to back it off. I hope the Sexual Predator suffers a career ending injury. Dallas: Smith was a dang good wideout who had the misfortune to be in Jacksonville, a football Hades that few deserve. Denver: Considering the weapons and the Ring in the years after Marshall left, is that really who they miss? Green Bay: Yeah they're missing Hyde. I'd argue in a few years, we could add Davante Adams to the list. Houston: Ah yes, the idiotic one!! Indianapolis: The way that team was being run, it would have killed Manning instead of Luck if he had stayed. Oakland: Yes, the one run out of town by the racist email man. REAL SMART GRUDEN San Diego: You just helped the Evil Empire smite you every year in the playoffs!!= St. Louis: Why'd he have to go the Steel City!! I would rather not have had to face him in Super Bowl XL. Miami: Ah yes, facilitating your best player to your mortal enemy. Real GENIUS move!!! Philly: I bet your fans LOVED this! Tennessee: THANKS FOR YODA!!!! Washington: Bailey's prime lasted FAR LONGER then Portis' did!
Couldn’t agree more regarding Cardinals. We’ve let go of so many key players I don’t even know who’s on the team anymore. I truly believe Fitz retired with no fanfare thanks to Kyler. I know Fitz is living his best life but I sure do miss him. 💙
Bills might regret letting Jason Peters go to..., I mean they had the best LT in the game who even in his twilight years was good enough to protect the blind side of a backup QB while they won the Superbowl...
Wow, didn't know Bobby Layne led Detroit to "Super Bowl Championships in 1952, 1953 and 1957", might want to have an editor listen to the commentary before posting. And I agree with an earlier comment about Baker Mayfield.....Can't have it both ways. It would have made more sense to name Paul Warfield as the biggest mistake the Browns made.
The bills had a crowded backfield when Marshawn Lynch was there with Fred Jackson (who had more yards than lynch during that time) and CJ Spiller, and out of the three, Lynch couldn't stay out of trouble. Both remaining backs went on to have high YPC and 900+ yard seasons every year after that (they split carries) so I don't think they regret Lynch winning one SB in seattle.
As a Cowboys fan, the 49ERS one should easily be Charles Hayley. Because the 49ERS traded their best defensive player to their rival and the Cowboys won 3 Super Bowls because of it.
From I what I've learned, Favre was in a terrible situation being in Atlanta with off field factors(ie partying, etc) would have likely led to him not becoming the player as we eventually knew him to be.
Charlie Joyner is not the player the Bengals regret letting go the most. Andrew Whitworth is. First of all the Bengals have had a revolving door of great recievers throughout their history but Whitworth was the 2nd best left tackle they ever had only behind Munoz and they lost to his team in a superbowl where offensive line play was their biggest weakness.
There was drama behind the Roaf situation that I won't get into. But yes, ditching Roaf to keep another player who wasn't all that great was possibly the worst move in franchise history.
If you're looking for a longer video (or breaking it up into 2), I'd love to see you build a NFC and AFC Pro Bowl team consisting of only people who haven't made 1 yet. The caveat is that is only from people playing in the upcoming season. (so basically who you think could make that spot next season, IE Jordan Mailata at OT etc. )
I kinda get the Falcons trading away Favre. Favre was a 3 year project when head coach Jerry Glandville was on a 2 year contract. Getting a first round pick back for a guy you're probably not gonna be there to see be good? Not the worst move in the world. And going to play under Mike Holmgrenn and Andy Reid was the best thing that could have happened to Favre.
Can 100% guarantee that they regret paying Watson who looks like a backup QB the most guaranteed money ever especially while they'll be fighting for the last spot in the AFC north along with the ravens
Not sure the Eagles one is entirely fair, I don't think there was any way they were going to be able to keep White. I mean, he literally sued the NFL to get the right to leave. I'm sure they *wish* they hadn't lost him but they decidedly weren't the ones in control of that decision. Agree on Mayfield and the Browns, though -- I really thought they had what looked like the start of something special going on there, I couldn't believe they just threw it all away. Even aside from everything going on with Watson (which is a pretty big deal in itself), it just seemed like a terrible idea to make such a radical move right when it seemed like they'd finally been able to get off the QB carousel. The least they could've done was give Baker one more year to see if he could bounce back once he was healthy and then make the long-term decision from there, rather than basically hitting the panic button over one bad season. (And yes, I know Baker had a bad year in 2022, but he was put in some tough spots between how late he was traded and how bad the team he ended up with was, I really don't think it's fair to assume he would've been that bad had he stayed with the Browns.)
Farve was 8-3 as the Jets QB before he tore his bicep. The next two seasons the Jets went to the Championship with Sanchez. Who knows what NY would have done with a healthy Farve. God bless! Jesus saves ✝
twice twice two opposing teams gave seattle gems one lynch another largent while the former help 48 as the later became a politician. they are hawk's legends regardless of how they came to seattle
As a 12, I would say trading Max Unger for Jimmy Graham or letting Russell Okung go in free agency are what closed our contention window in the Legion Of Boom era because with a weakened O-Line and deteriorating weapons, we became more reliant on the defense, and on the Legion, who were getting older and picking up injuries, especially Kam Chancellor. Hutchinson hurt, but I would want to go back and prevent both Okung and Unger leaving MUCH more.
How do you praise 5 time pro bowler Jimmy Smith, while dissing his three time pro bowl QB Mark Brunell? As if he had nothing to do with Jimmy's success🤔.
One player/two teams - Ryan Clark was waived by NY Giants when they signed safety Brent Alaxander; and by Washington when they signed Adam Archuleta. Especially boneheaded move by WFT as by 2004 they could have had a secondary of Bailey, Clark, and Sean Taylor, smh
I would probably mention David Garrard for the Jaguars mainly because of the long term consequences that Jacksonville dealt with. David Garrard was by no means elite, but the Jags were 'Browns & Jets' levels of laughably bad when it came to QB play after they gettig of him. They only JUST became competent at the position again thanks to Trevor Lawrence, but MAN the 2010s were a rough stretch for this team, even with the AFC Championship appearance
Chiefs got a 2nd round pick for a late career Gonzalez, who was trying to win a championship. They did good by him to trade him. The player the Chiefs regret moving on from is Joe Horn and it's not even close.
Baker Mayfield? GIVE ME A BREAK! He couldn't finish games, which is a REQUIREMENT in the NFL. Watson hasn't even started in Cleveland. He's going to be great again. Getting rid of Baker was a GREAT thing.
Watson hasn't played a full season really? Don't write him off yet. Since we sent Baker packing he's been through two teams and hasn't done crap. Now he's with Tampa. He's a joke. He was over rated. And his performance here was underwhelming just my opinion.
Did the Bills regret trading Marshawn Lynch? Maybe, maybe not. At the time the Bills also had Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller. True, neither were Beast Mode; but the Seahawks were a better team with a better O-line than the Bills. Marshawn may not have had the same success had he stayed in Buffalo. And Fred Jackson became a fan favorite here. Oh, and as far as the greatest defensive players in NFL history; Bruce Smith would like a word with you.
You’re 100% wrong about my Ravens it was not resigning Anquan Boldin after the Super Bowl win he was Flacco’s safety net and we had Jamal Lewis so we didn’t need Priest and he also won OPOTY and had 1 of the best season ever as a Runningback! Also Rod Woodson didn’t play corner for the Ravens he played Safety
They didn’t trade him, he left as a free agent. Matter of fact he was a plaintiff in the player’s association’s lawsuit against the league to get unrestricted free agency, and when it finally came to the league in 1993, right when his eagles contract was up, he was the crown 👑 jewel 💎 of th NFL’s first unrestricted free agency sweepstakes.
Brady leaving the Patriots was not a regret. Brady needed an elite roster around him. Bill knew this, the reason the Pats struggled has mostly been offensive issues being Cam no longer has a shoulder Mac had a great rookie campaign Mac had a terrible OC All three years the Pats had a good defense and a game manager offense. Brady also got to goto a weak division
Cowboys don’t regret trading Herschel Walker one bit. Getting valuable players and picks that contributed to the Cowboys dynasty in the 90s made the team better.
They were never going to win a Super Bowl with Baker. He couldn't win late in the 4th. They had no choice but to get rid of him. Watson is going to be a million times better.
Didn’t y’all just rank Baker Mayfield as the worst starter LOL
I think it’s more of what they did to replace him that having him would have been better
As a browns fan I wish we had baker still...
@@TheLilleBeastwe haven't even got to see if he succeeds or fails they knew he would be suspended for potentially a whole year, they even structured his contract for it.
@@thomassantana9114 you trolling baker is ass
Baker is trash
Because the Redskins actually got a pretty good return on champ Bailey, I would say their most regrettable is Trent Williams. We literally lost the best offensive lineman in the game because we couldn't have a competent medical staff
And RG3- kyles dad from San Francisco.(gonna misspell it probably)
@@joserios991do you mean they regret all the draft picks they were traded away. The only thing we regret is the mismanagement and rg3’s inability to learn how to learn. And settled for getting by on athletic ability. Ex.: Ross Tucker tells a story about a team ran the same quarters defense (barely disguising it they ran it almost all game) and the coach called slants on the next three play. Rg3 went high on the first one threw the 2nd one in the dirt and the on the 3rd one nailed it for a good gain. As loaded as
That is it pretty much summed up rg3.
@@markphelt6395 the 'couldn't have a competent medical staff'
Ravens had a choice between 2 good running backs. If they would have chosen Holmes than you would be saying they would regret not keeping Jamal Lewis.
video idea: ranking every special teams unit
Please see this I have been commenting for around 2 weeks.
TPS a couple videos ago-“baker mayfield one of the wrost starters since 2018.Them this video-the browns regret moving on from mayfield like what????????????????????????????
Mentioning him in this video is absolutely ridiculous. He wasn't leading the Browns anywhere. They were wasting a great roster on him.
its such easy low-hanging fruit, getting more and more cringe. content for drama as opposed to research
I mean lets be fair on Holmes, Ravens got him as an UDFA as depth in 1997. Gave him 3 more years and a starting roll and he never really was anything special. Ravens draft Jamal Lewis, who was clearly the better RB and moved on from Holmes who then started to perform well in KC. Lewis was still clearly the healthier and better of the 2, so I doubt the Ravens ever regretted moving on from Holmes.
Lynch, if memory serves had major subordination issues which is why I think they traded him away.
Yeah, I think the Ravens most regrettable is James Harrison, another UDFA of course
I completely agree with the Patriots one. I was very sad when we made that mistake.
Same and we won’t win shit with Mac
I hope he does just so he can tell all the doubtful Pat's fans to suck it
I'm calling BS on that! Remember that Brady was actively colluding with Miami prior to his final season with the Patriots! HE wanted out, and he used the opt out clause in his contract to get out of New England.
@@stevegallo8483 he left because they offered him a contract that was incentive based and he felt he did enough not to have to reach certain incentives to get his money which he is 100% right about, he wanted to be a free agent for the first time in his career and also mentioned wanting to see if he could do what Peyton did and go win it with another team and system
The Patriots didn't move on from Brady, Brady moved on from the Patriots. Not the same thing.
The amazing ones aren't the FA signings or trades because of the contract but the teams that gave up on highly drafted guys without even attempting to see what they could be like Favre, Unitas,Largent. I shows how the high draft value has changed now. Teams now will keep a guy on for 3 years or more before moving on, for the most part.
Do 10 most catastrophic playoff losses in NFL history!
Just watch any saints playoff game over the past 13 years
@@sh0p_bi1ch75 glad my second fav team Vikings walked off against them in 2018...DIGGS!
@@Frequent200FLYswimmer your "second favorite team" is 0-4 in the Superbowl....
@sh0p_bi1ch75 i mean aside from the MIN gm with the missed tackle on Diggs, none were their fault. They got screwed by the refs blatantly against LA. And its pretty obvious the league still is butt hurt over them complaining about it and the city boycotting that SB.
@@sh0p_bi1ch75or chargers or Vikings or cowboys or browns
Raven fan here. I'm guessing Anquan Boldin. My god did it hurt seeing his great performance in Week 1 of 2013. EDIT: No I don't agree. Ravens had a choice between 2 great running backs and keeping Jamal Lewis was a fine move.
Yes I agree.
Like in another reality, Ravens kept Holmes, than Lewis would be the one they regret. TPS didn't make sense here.
Do 10 players who wanted out of their franchise, and it ruined their career.
Raiders trading Khalil Mack was a shocker
I think Ravens most regret moving on from James Harrison,.. woulda been COMPLETELY ridiculous with Ray Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Adalius Thomas and James Harrison... and instead they end up being terrorized by James Harrison twice per year as he balls out for the Steelers
I feel like the one for the chargers should have been drew brees.
This dude said Baker Mayfield😂😂😂
I know. That automatically makes this entire video null & void.
@@BillGraper I literally quit watching after that
Completely agree with Greg Olsen in the Chicago Bears not only because of how much he improved but after letting him go obvious regression in Jay Cutler‘s game as well
Honestly for Rams Kurt Warner shouldn't have never left because the qbs after he left was extremely horrible.
Bulger was decent out of the Brady bunch qb class it wasn’t his fault he didn’t have a team that was great around him that was aging
Arizona: Thanks for getting rid of the Honey Badger!!
Atlanta: They'd have choked with or without him in that Super Bowl.
Ravens: Priest Holmes or Jamal Lewis?
Bills: Thanks for BEAST MODE on the cheap!!!
Carolina: They lost Peppers but drafted Luke Keuchly the year after, so is that really a problem?
Chicago: So you traded Olsen and Peppers. Seems like a fair trade.
Cleveland: Mayfield pushed himself to ruin in 2021 and the team should have told him to back it off. I hope the Sexual Predator suffers a career ending injury.
Dallas: Smith was a dang good wideout who had the misfortune to be in Jacksonville, a football Hades that few deserve.
Denver: Considering the weapons and the Ring in the years after Marshall left, is that really who they miss?
Green Bay: Yeah they're missing Hyde. I'd argue in a few years, we could add Davante Adams to the list.
Houston: Ah yes, the idiotic one!!
Indianapolis: The way that team was being run, it would have killed Manning instead of Luck if he had stayed.
Oakland: Yes, the one run out of town by the racist email man. REAL SMART GRUDEN
San Diego: You just helped the Evil Empire smite you every year in the playoffs!!=
St. Louis: Why'd he have to go the Steel City!! I would rather not have had to face him in Super Bowl XL.
Miami: Ah yes, facilitating your best player to your mortal enemy. Real GENIUS move!!!
Philly: I bet your fans LOVED this!
Tennessee: THANKS FOR YODA!!!!
Washington: Bailey's prime lasted FAR LONGER then Portis' did!
If Jeffrey Lurie would've bought the eagles a year sooner Reggie White would've spent his whole career in Philly
Couldn’t agree more regarding Cardinals. We’ve let go of so many key players I don’t even know who’s on the team anymore. I truly believe Fitz retired with no fanfare thanks to Kyler. I know Fitz is living his best life but I sure do miss him. 💙
Still wild you made that decision 🤯
Bills might regret letting Jason Peters go to..., I mean they had the best LT in the game who even in his twilight years was good enough to protect the blind side of a backup QB while they won the Superbowl...
Wow, didn't know Bobby Layne led Detroit to "Super Bowl Championships in 1952, 1953 and 1957", might want to have an editor listen to the commentary before posting. And I agree with an earlier comment about Baker Mayfield.....Can't have it both ways. It would have made more sense to name Paul Warfield as the biggest mistake the Browns made.
The bills had a crowded backfield when Marshawn Lynch was there with Fred Jackson (who had more yards than lynch during that time) and CJ Spiller, and out of the three, Lynch couldn't stay out of trouble. Both remaining backs went on to have high YPC and 900+ yard seasons every year after that (they split carries) so I don't think they regret Lynch winning one SB in seattle.
As a Cowboys fan, the 49ERS one should easily be Charles Hayley. Because the 49ERS traded their best defensive player to their rival and the Cowboys won 3 Super Bowls because of it.
4:34 it’s crazy how one moment like this is all most of us need to know about the Lion’s painful history.
I’m positive the Browns has someone they regret more than mayfield
From I what I've learned, Favre was in a terrible situation being in Atlanta with off field factors(ie partying, etc) would have likely led to him not becoming the player as we eventually knew him to be.
Atlanta fan here. The rumors are true. He was a yokol from Ms who got drunk and didn't do anything for the team
Charlie Joyner is not the player the Bengals regret letting go the most. Andrew Whitworth is. First of all the Bengals have had a revolving door of great recievers throughout their history but Whitworth was the 2nd best left tackle they ever had only behind Munoz and they lost to his team in a superbowl where offensive line play was their biggest weakness.
Love your video TPS and keep up the great work
There was drama behind the Roaf situation that I won't get into. But yes, ditching Roaf to keep another player who wasn't all that great was possibly the worst move in franchise history.
I'm gonna look into this more. Thanks for the info.
Chicago Bears … Robbie Gould
Instead, we got “doink doink” 😂
If you're looking for a longer video (or breaking it up into 2), I'd love to see you build a NFC and AFC Pro Bowl team consisting of only people who haven't made 1 yet. The caveat is that is only from people playing in the upcoming season. (so basically who you think could make that spot next season, IE Jordan Mailata at OT etc. )
I kinda get the Falcons trading away Favre. Favre was a 3 year project when head coach Jerry Glandville was on a 2 year contract. Getting a first round pick back for a guy you're probably not gonna be there to see be good? Not the worst move in the world. And going to play under Mike Holmgrenn and Andy Reid was the best thing that could have happened to Favre.
Right after the Bucs and Steve Young, TPS should have put the Bucs and Doug Williams😅
John Riggins for the Jets. Otis Anderson Cardinals
The jags didn’t let him go. He held out until he was traded lol. A much better pick would have been Calais Campbell
Do the worsted and best rebrands in nfl history
I’m 99.9999% sure that the browns do not regret moving on from baker lol
I’m sure they do
After paying that much for watson. I'm sure they do regret it.
Can 100% guarantee that they regret paying Watson who looks like a backup QB the most guaranteed money ever especially while they'll be fighting for the last spot in the AFC north along with the ravens
@@matthewdaniels709 yeah but that’s different than regretting letting baker go lol he fuckin sucks even if they did overpay massage Watson
As a Browns fan I can assure you we regret nothing 😂 ever.
I think the Browns were right to move on from Baker Mayfield
most browns fans would agree. not all for sure, but its such an easy "hot take"
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Buffalo moved on from Marshawn out of respect for him as they were not planning to contend any time soon. Context, TPS. Context.
Not sure the Eagles one is entirely fair, I don't think there was any way they were going to be able to keep White. I mean, he literally sued the NFL to get the right to leave. I'm sure they *wish* they hadn't lost him but they decidedly weren't the ones in control of that decision.
Agree on Mayfield and the Browns, though -- I really thought they had what looked like the start of something special going on there, I couldn't believe they just threw it all away. Even aside from everything going on with Watson (which is a pretty big deal in itself), it just seemed like a terrible idea to make such a radical move right when it seemed like they'd finally been able to get off the QB carousel. The least they could've done was give Baker one more year to see if he could bounce back once he was healthy and then make the long-term decision from there, rather than basically hitting the panic button over one bad season. (And yes, I know Baker had a bad year in 2022, but he was put in some tough spots between how late he was traded and how bad the team he ended up with was, I really don't think it's fair to assume he would've been that bad had he stayed with the Browns.)
At the time The Brett far trade was a good move for ATL
Top 10 mid season trades of all time.
For the Bears I would’ve gone with Robbie Gould. Double doink would not have happened.
Chicago for sure gave Carolina a legend in Greg Olsen
What about the chargers and drew Brees I bet they regretted that
Farve was 8-3 as the Jets QB before he tore his bicep. The next two seasons the Jets went to the Championship with Sanchez. Who knows what NY would have done with a healthy Farve. God bless! Jesus saves ✝
The fact that Joyner acctualy played 11 seasons back when defending was allowed is pretty astonishinh
I never understood Packers letting Hyde go.
twice twice two opposing teams gave seattle gems one lynch another largent while the former help 48 as the later became a politician. they are hawk's legends regardless of how they came to seattle
Baker Mayfield???? Ur insane!!! U would've been better with keenen mccardell. Sometimes it takes suck
As a chiefs fan I’d say Justin Houston is up there too
The correct answer is Joe Horn. Houston was terminally injured and Gonzalez wanted to try to win a championship.
Colts letting Marshall Faulk go and
Eagles cutting Cris Carter
Do every teams’ most memorable playoff win.
It's a shame the skins couldn't win a SB with championship Bailey, Darrell green and Deion sanders at CB 3 generations of CB all kn the team at once
You lost me at Baker Mayfield
As a 12, I would say trading Max Unger for Jimmy Graham or letting Russell Okung go in free agency are what closed our contention window in the Legion Of Boom era because with a weakened O-Line and deteriorating weapons, we became more reliant on the defense, and on the Legion, who were getting older and picking up injuries, especially Kam Chancellor. Hutchinson hurt, but I would want to go back and prevent both Okung and Unger leaving MUCH more.
😢Do every teams best player to never win a super bowl
How do you praise 5 time pro bowler Jimmy Smith, while dissing his three time pro bowl QB Mark Brunell? As if he had nothing to do with Jimmy's success🤔.
Please rank every teams best coach of all time!
Hey at least the Texans are moving in the right direction now
10:16 The Dolphins only won the AFC East because both Tom Brady and Brett Farve got injured.
Video Idea: Ranking all current 32 NFL GMs l.
Mack, and Cooper we’re both bad decisions to move on from
Falcons could've also been Deion Sanders.
Cool and kinda weird to know the KC Chiefs don't have any regrets! 😅
One player/two teams - Ryan Clark was waived by NY Giants when they signed safety Brent Alaxander; and by Washington when they signed Adam Archuleta. Especially boneheaded move by WFT as by 2004 they could have had a secondary of Bailey, Clark, and Sean Taylor, smh
Didn’t know and of course remember that rod woodson went to niners for a year.
Do 10 vets that can turn back the clock this season
I would probably mention David Garrard for the Jaguars mainly because of the long term consequences that Jacksonville dealt with. David Garrard was by no means elite, but the Jags were 'Browns & Jets' levels of laughably bad when it came to QB play after they gettig of him. They only JUST became competent at the position again thanks to Trevor Lawrence, but MAN the 2010s were a rough stretch for this team, even with the AFC Championship appearance
For years I been waiting for some inside off the record knowledge on the Pats trading Jimmy G to 49ers and the D-hop Texans Cards mess
Chiefs got a 2nd round pick for a late career Gonzalez, who was trying to win a championship. They did good by him to trade him. The player the Chiefs regret moving on from is Joe Horn and it's not even close.
Imagine if they had Joe Horn with those Vermeil offenses
For the Raiders you can even put namdi asomougha or charles woodson too
Baker Mayfield? GIVE ME A BREAK! He couldn't finish games, which is a REQUIREMENT in the NFL. Watson hasn't even started in Cleveland. He's going to be great again. Getting rid of Baker was a GREAT thing.
Watson hasn't played a full season really? Don't write him off yet.
Since we sent Baker packing he's been through two teams and hasn't done crap. Now he's with Tampa. He's a joke. He was over rated. And his performance here was underwhelming just my opinion.
Make a video about witch players have the biggest HAMMERS!
Did the Bills regret trading Marshawn Lynch? Maybe, maybe not. At the time the Bills also had Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller. True, neither were Beast Mode; but the Seahawks were a better team with a better O-line than the Bills. Marshawn may not have had the same success had he stayed in Buffalo. And Fred Jackson became a fan favorite here. Oh, and as far as the greatest defensive players in NFL history; Bruce Smith would like a word with you.
I mean to Falcons’ defense, Favre definitely wasn’t the Green Bay Favre back then
You’re 100% wrong about my Ravens it was not resigning Anquan Boldin after the Super Bowl win he was Flacco’s safety net and we had Jamal Lewis so we didn’t need Priest and he also won OPOTY and had 1 of the best season ever as a Runningback! Also Rod Woodson didn’t play corner for the Ravens he played Safety
Bears was like we owe you guys one
Can you guys do top ten defenses that could become the legion of boom 2.0 in the next few years?
30 years later and I'm still angry that my Eagles traded Reggie White
They didn’t trade him, he left as a free agent. Matter of fact he was a plaintiff in the player’s association’s lawsuit against the league to get unrestricted free agency, and when it finally came to the league in 1993, right when his eagles contract was up, he was the crown 👑 jewel 💎 of th NFL’s first unrestricted free agency sweepstakes.
@@sickofguysnamedtodd2293 you are correct I got my history mixed up my bad
Just saying, it’s not always the team that chooses to move on from someone, sometimes the players don’t want to return
the Cleveland Browns one makes literally no sense, you ruined all credibility with that one. Baker has sucked and Deshaun played like 4 games lmao
As a hawks fan I have to say it's another o line guy named max Unger
Cowboys I’ll say Larry Allen
Yeah Cleveland definately doesn't miss Baker LOL
I’m very happy the Steelers don’t have anyone on the list, we know when to let them go and we are always right. Proven by this video
3 teams since we traded him. Panthers, Rams, and Bucs do honesty know football at all. No we don’t regret
Brady leaving the Patriots was not a regret. Brady needed an elite roster around him. Bill knew this, the reason the Pats struggled has mostly been offensive issues being
Cam no longer has a shoulder
Mac had a great rookie campaign
Mac had a terrible OC
All three years the Pats had a good defense and a game manager offense. Brady also got to goto a weak division
That "suck for luck" sign would look horrible if you had no idea wtf that person was indicating. Be careful
Farve was a Falcon? Hmm never heard that before
Yes.
I've seen photos you could buy with him in Packers, Jets, and Vikings uniforms, side by side by side. I said: where's him in falcons' uniform?
Well, i know that the browns wont regret moving on from berry, stefanski and watson.
Berry is an amazing GM and stefsnski has been a decent coach and If Watson can play elite once more it’s gonna be amazing too watch
The khalil Mack trade was pretty good
Every NFL franchise’s most comparable franchise from another sport
As a saints fan I thought you were going to put Ricky Williams and Im so happy you didn't 😂 😭
How is Herschel Walker not on there? One of the most one sided trades of all time.
Cowboys don’t regret trading Herschel Walker one bit. Getting valuable players and picks that contributed to the Cowboys dynasty in the 90s made the team better.
As a vikings fan i agree
day 10 of asking for "every teams best and worst starting qb ever"
Philly - Reggie White easy
Cris Carter also
@@MrTee12 yes him too
the browns one might be the worst one of all time.
They were never going to win a Super Bowl with Baker. He couldn't win late in the 4th. They had no choice but to get rid of him. Watson is going to be a million times better.
@@BillGraperI love Watson tbh but as of right now The browns made the right decision