Top 10 Clutch Drives of All-Time | NFL Films
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- A countdown of the Top 10 Clutch Drives of All-Time.
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How are you NOT gonna have the guy with the 3-28 shirt talk about that last one lmao
Ok
Okay
Superbowl 51: Everything went right for the Pats. Superbowl 42: Everything went wrong.
Super Bowl 46. No bueno for new england. In fact Big Blue is no bueno for new england.
Oh hey look you just described how every single team wins or loses any football game ever conceived ever. Wow!
NO ONE GOT DESTROYED. IT WAS A CLOSE GAME TO THE END. STOP LYING@Raymond Reddington
TB12 BB#6R idrc because then we wouldn’t have Sb 49 51 and 53
Lol it don’t matter because without that it would be no Sb 49 Sb 51 Sb 53
That manning throw on the sideline to manningham between two Patriots is still the single greatest throw I’ve ever seen in my life. And I’m a pats fan. I was in shock. There’s no defending that
This I agree with. This one should be higher, probably Top 3.
Exactly. Such an underrated play.
Manning’s best dish pats fan here but that was pearl in double coverage 😭
We were at my barbershop and my barber was a Diehard Giants fan. He was standing up and yelling, “If they rule this incomplete, I’m turning this Damn Game Off”. We couldn’t stop laughing.
I think Rodgers completion on 3rd and long vs the Cowboys a few years back comes close.
That throw from Eli to Manningham was INSANE
Pure luck lol that’s all manigham Eli led the league in interceptions that year with 22 no way that’s not picked off 9/10 times
@@averagejoegamming209a3 bro he threw 16 INTs that year and passed for nearly 5k yards foh get ur facts str8
lmao Eli dropped that pass in the bread basket clearly you're a new football fan and last year was your first year watching lmao but maybe go back and watch some games from that season and even the 2 years before that and you would have seen that eli threw the back shoulder as well as any qb in the league it's not called luck it's called suck these nuts...
@@averagejoegamming209a3 u don't know what you're talking about
There's a lot of Eli haters around these days, but a perfect pass is not "pure luck". You know what? Every other pass Eli threw on that game-winning drive was also perfect. That's a whole lot of luck.
Honestly, I think the Giants drive was, BY FAR, the most iconic. Beating an 18-0 Patriots team, 2 Touchdown underdogs, a once-in-a-lifetime catch, a 4th down, had to score a touchdown.
And, before you ask, I'm from Chicago, so I'm not a New Yorker.
Imagine if the Seahawks complete the that super bowl drive and don’t through the interception on the goal line, that drive would have made this list
I'm sorry. That pass that got them down there was as lucky as it gets.
No arguments
@@pickettmandi And the Tyree helmet catch isn't?
Amanda Smith would about the tyree catch tf. Ur stupid lol
Yeah. And if "One Yard Short" hadn't happened, we'd talk about the Titans game-tying drive in Super Bowl 34 as one of the best clutch drives of all time. So many "almost clutch" drives in NFL history.
@@mikelomez9313 But it got them like half way there. They had to run like 3 more plays, and Eli finished the drive with an amazing pass for a td. But Seattle catches the pass. And then throw a 1 yard pass. Not clutch. just a lucky AF catch, rush for a play, and throw an easy pass Vs scramble and launch a pass to Tyree, and he makes a clutch catch. And like i already said, he has to run a few more plays afterwards
Even as a Patriots fan, the Giants drive in SB 42, needs to much higher than 6.
I know right? How many other drives ended a undefeated season? As a fan of the Pat's that's top 5 and arguably top 3
I honestly was surprised to see that drive at 6. Simply just due to the fact that the opponent was the best team in the league against multiple HoF'ers at the most high pressure game of the year. It was the game that was potentially rewriting history with the Pats ending it with a legendary undefeated season.
Timestaps:
00:00 - Patriots vs. Rams (Super Bowl 36)
03:17 - 49ers vs. Cowboys (1981 NFC Championship Game)
06:30 - Giants vs. Patriots (Super Bowl 46)
09:19 - Colts vs. Giants (1958 NFL Championship Game)
12:02 - Giants vs. Patriots (Super Bowl 42)
16:10 - 49ers vs. Bengals (Super Bowl 23)
19:13 - Packers vs. Cowboys (1967 NFL Championship Game)
22:36 - Broncos vs. Browns (1986 AFC Championship Game)
25:38 - Steelers vs. Cardinals (Super Bowl 43)
28:58 - Patriots vs. Falcons (Super Bowl 51)
nice
funny how often the pats appear in that list, on both sides
Tom Brady could seriously be on this list four times.
nextReanimation knew it would be the stupid Patriots
So success and excellence are stupid ? I guess you are a browns fan then ?
About "The Drive": It tied the game, it didn't win it. And it's especially impressive because it was done in the opponent's stadium.
.......In bad conditions on a muddy, slippery field. Most of the others were in Super Bowls on ideal playing conditions.
It tied the game, it didn't win it. Not impressive
Super Bowl 42 at 6 is a joke. How is that not 1? Game winning drive to beat an undefeated team in the Super Bowl?
AwesomeLorenzoBros because that drive should have never happened if Asante Samuel doesn’t possess butterfingers
Aurian Zarrineh coulda, shoulda, woulda buddy
Certainly was top 3, yeah.
Exactly! If the Patriots would have won, they would have been crowned the best team of all-time... hands down. However, they lost to a 10-6 team, with essentially no running game, best receiver used as a decoy all game, a terrible QB(in most people's eyes) and who were a two touchdown underdog. Bottom line, the best team of all time, with the goat at QB and the best record of all time(18-0) lost to a mediocre 6 loss team that no body gave a chance to.....simple EPIC
@@305CHICOXL you could say the same thing about super bowl 36. The greatest show on turf got beaten by a 6th round pick. Would’ve put number 10 at 6 and the Giants upset at 3
Eli is massively underrated
32:22 "Brady goes home with Gisele"
Hey John you're married to Colleen Wolfe. Why are you complaining? 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Fun fact about the Joe Montana drive vs Cincinnati in super bowl 23 Joe Montana was hyperventilating and Joe Montana tried to call timeout but Bill Walsh overruled him. Then Joe Montana was hyperventilating again and he tried to call timeout and once again Bill Walsh overruled him and said no. So he did that drive while hyperventilating that's just awesome. Courtesy of 1988 49ers America's game. Joe Montana also hyperventilated after throwing that touchdown pass to Dwight Clark in the 81 NFC Championship Game.
Really? Lol so much for "cool" Joe, huh? Lol
If that was even true that kind of makes him more of a legend when you think about it.
That's pretty awesome- I wanted the Bengals to win so bad but you can't stop the inevitable- Montana was fun to watch
29:30 “there’s always that one catch” which is true but then julian edelman makes an insane catch that sparks there come back
That Edelman catch was the first moment I genuinely believed we were going to pull off the comeback, up until that point it was more hope than expectation
Really? After 3 straight scoring drives and the falcons O waving the white flag you didn’t have the odds at at least 50/50? At a certain point you’ve got to recognize when the flood gates are open
as a falcons fan, I left at 29 minutes
Jack Bryan
As a falcons fan, you should of left at 28-3
Your team left after 43 minutes
you make me sad
As a cardinals fan I left much earlier
As a Falcons fan as well, I watched cause yeah we gave it up.
But fandom aside, as a football fan I loved it lol
This video started off so good, and I was thinking. Somethings missing, someone’s gonna ruin it, but who? The German guy appears and all I say is “that’s who!”
It’s all the half brains on here that do it for me. The annoying German guy, the painfully unfunny “comedians,” oh and not to mention Mr. Lung cancer who sounds like he’s having to talk through his throat with one of those special microphones that smokers use.
"The catch" want even the biggest play of that gAme. The horse collar tackle on Drew Pearson at the end of the game was the biggest play
Honestly, even as a falcons fan I love how the players interacted with each other as the comeback in the super bowl was happening, like these guys had a lot of respect for one another
Will never forget that 49rs/Cincinnati Superbowl drive. I was on my knees praying. LOL
“John Elway is one of the best at football, ask anybody”. Great take on that one “comedian”.
LOL @ Manningham making an incredibly difficult catch 2 plays after Welker the choker dropped an easy one.
2:50 Bledsoe:you the man brady
Random guy:Tom brady is a kid
YOU JUS KNO BLEDSOE WAS SALTY AS SHYT.. HE DIDNT EVEN CALL HIM BRADY, HE CALLED HIM "12"
😂😂😂😅😅
That David Tyree catch still amazes me,Giants got so lucky. I'm so thankful to NYG for not only beating the Pats twice but ruining the perfect season 😆😆 and I'm a 49er fan.
Being a Ravens fan I haveto hate the Steelers but that TD throw by Ben was way better than a 5 out of 10. I'd say it was a 10
Shocking to hear that from a Baltimore fan but thanks for the credit when it’s due
Yea I hate the Steelers but I’m from KC so I’m a chiefs fan CNET stand the Steelers tho there fans are annoying asf
@Larry G. nope they’re better maybe not the throw but the catch
Thing is about super bowls 42 and 46 was everything in the 4th quarter went wrong for the Patriots and everything went right for Giants
same can be said for every other drive on the list
Damn no the difference is a lot those plays were broken coverage for the patriots though literally every thing that could go wrong went wrong.
Both deserved to be in at least the top 5. 6 and 8 are kinda disrespectful
Why can't Boston sports fans ever admit that Super Bowls 42 and 46 the better team that day won
DROQUE3182 - most of us acknowledge that the NYG had a great game plan and executed when it mattered in both of those games. Much respect to Coughlin & Co. for those wins.
On God, I had haters calling me up when it was 28-3 in the third quarter. Bc we got TOM BRADY, I told them let's see how it's looking at the end of the 3rd qtr. I was watching the game with my neighbors and throughout the 4th, they got more n more quiet n I got louder and louder. I promise I was SO HAPPY when we won! The very best sports thrill of my life.
Those Niners in the 80's can stack up with any team ever, even the 90's Cowboys. Joe Mo, Scary Jerry Rice, JT, Roger "the Stomper" Craig, plus Ronnie Lott handing out ass-whippings. Hell of a team.
Religion Is Fake which is why brady is better than Montana. Joe won 100 games with stacked team. Brady has played with maybe 4 hall of famers on his team in 16 years and is over 200 wins
stevenj100 Montana is way better than Brady!First of all, Joe played better QBs. Second of all, Montana never threw interceptions in Super Bowls. And third of all, he deserves his rings!
As a Giants fan there defenses in the 80's stack up with any team also.
Joe didn't need to cheat or a field goal kicker to win the majority of his super bowls for him.
I wish we could see 07 perfect patriots vs Joe Montana’s prime and the 49ers 80’s peak
Brady's 3 & 10 throw from his own End Zone is the most clutch Throw in Patriots history
Mike Youngblood Yup, and it's kinda forgotten because of the edelman catch. Everyone was clutch during that drive.
Arvin Caseles And to have the balls and confidence to throw an out route that could easily be a Pick 6 if off target...
Mike Youngblood yeah outs are always so risky
3rd & 14 against Seattle tho
@@seanrent9852 100%.
"DJ, COMEDIAN"
That German dude might be the least funny person to have ever lived.
I think he’s uniquely funny. Actually the most creative of all the comedians on here regularly. To each his own.
He is Germans. Germans are known for lack of humor 😂
yes thank u i hate that dude he's so fuvking annoying
The 07 Giants. These guys are hilarious talking about the near misses and STILL put it 6th? Crazy. They converted a 4th down and two 3rds including that near sack.
Oh no. He said “osmosis transfer” between Brady and Montana. Do you even know what Osmosis is?!
Osmosis jones
Osmosis: "a process by which molecules of a solvent tend to pass through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution into a more concentrated one, thus equalizing the concentrations on each side of the membrane."
You must be fun at parties.
@@joshzimmerman LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣
Foles game winning drive against the Pats in SB52... the fourth down conversion where Ertz had to stretch over the first down spot... that should be top ten
That 92 yard drive by Montana in SB XXIII still stings....we were 34 seconds away from winning!
i feel you man the bengals were so close but montana was nasty with walsh as coach so it was destined to happen
I live in Ireland, I’m a native, we don’t even have any nfl here, we don’t really watch it, we watch rugby, but my God are these in depth top tens engrossing and addictive, you can really feel the nostalgia and the love everyone has for the game, truly a beautiful thing to watch, id wager most of you watching this love violent field sports, well Ireland is the king of them, check out Gaelic football and hurling highlights on here, you won’t be disappointed, hurling is the fastest field sport on the planet, it’s the overall second fastest sport, second only to ice hockey, and both the football and hurling are extremely skilled games, starting playing hurling at the age of 8 is considered far too late, generally as soon as a child can walk they should be in training or they likely will never be good enough to play for a team, the sport is so skilled even if you start at 14-15 you’ll likely never make a starting position as long as you live
this is such a great list! so much controversy and i love it.
#1 is clearly the Giants beating the 18-0 patriots. The Giants a wild card team prevented what would've been the greatest team ever if they won.
Eli Manning made this list twice, and people still question if he's a first ballot HOF
Both of them in the Super Bowl too
The TD pass to Plaxico Burress was one of the best throws he’s ever seen Eli Manning make??? BURRESS WAS WIDE OPEN!!!
how is super bowl 42 only at 6??
I get #1 but "The Drive" has to at least be #2. It's one of the most clutch moments in all of football.
Super bowl 42 should be higher!
I hope NBA have these kind of videos
Was waiting for #1
Even if Asante Samuel had made that interception his foot came down out of bounds interception would’ve been negated
What? He clearly landed with both feet safely in.
15:09
I’m so glad that was number 1 cause i started to get nervous, I know everyone hates the pats but the reality is one of the absolute best winning drive quarterbacks that’s ever been witnessed from college to 2016
As a Ravens fan The Mile High Miracle was one of the most clutch plays ever.
There is no more clutch drive than the first Giants Pats Super Bowl. I can't see anything more clutch, clutch, than that. It made the best team ever to take the field into a footnote.
Dumb luck does not = clutch. 2 dropped INT's, a helmet catch play that should've been called back for (a) holding, (b) a facemask, (c) in the grasp, and (d) two DB's pulling up instead of ganging up on the receiver. First Giants Pats Super Bowl shouldn't even be in the top FIFTY.
The drive for FIVE better be #1 on this list
If #4 wasn’t cold. It shouldn’t be on the list
20:32 - Steve Sabol recalling the morning of the Ice Bowl just makes me want to bundle up and stay in bed.
Ice bowl drive is #1 . Greatest drive by greatest TEAM in NFL history.
There is no way Patriots from last year should be #1. Giants in 2008 were more worthy as a clutch drive, not a total comeback. Same with 49ers against Bengals
Bengals? who are they?
You forgot to put spoiler alert
You're an idiot!!! 25 point comeback in the SUPERBOWL!!!!!
That game was so clutch against atl it's on next level jus saying clutch don't do what Brady did good enough people should come up with a new word to say how good Brady was in this game bill as well both them show why is a joke to say someone better than them are even been close as better than them
And Brady got suspended by Goodell. When ATL was up 28-3, Brady was about to get embarassed. No MVP. No Super Bowl Ring. No breaking the tie with Joe Montana. No getting the last laugh. Waste of a potential comeback.
When that drive was completed, all of those doubts were put to rest. It was the Drive to shut Roger Goodell up.
The Montana led drive in Super Bowl XXlll should be higher.
It should be Number 1 to me I Thought that was Called "The Drive" not the Elway Drive!! When I think of the Drive I think of Montana to Taylor and how that Drive was set up in SB XXIII
How do you rate that top three ahead of the Ice Bowl and the two drives by the Giants to beat the Pats?
I get why it is #10, but sb36 is maybe the most significant drive in NFL history given what it was the start of
If there’s a video about clutch you know Eli is gonna be on it, dudes gotten a bad rep with fans over the years but when it comes down to it, dude is CLUTCH.
His numbers are piss-poor. He did throw a straight up DART to Mario Manningham though. Defense won both of those Super Bowls though. The defenses put them in a position to have a CHANCE at a stupid helmet catch, or a mortar shot to Manningham.
Yes indeed.
@@BaconFrisbee go look at his qbr for both super bowl runs.
Super bowl 23 was a good one- I was such a Ickey Woods fan - I'll never forget Tim Krumries ankle un-twisting (gross)
9:38 -- Dude snatched that ball up, and got the hell outta there real quick.!.
I wonder if the Chiefs Wasp drive might be in one of these lists in the future. I know it wasn't for the lead but it sparked the comeback
I remember #1 vividly
Edit: Who else does
Well yeah, it just happened earlier this year. I would be concerned for you if you didn't remember it vividly.
Joe Shay haha
Celtics Fann man I remember this. It was so good to see that patriots being beat. Until then falcons just decided to let the patriots win
oddly enough i remember super bowl 49 better
CardzBitz 119 hahahahahah "let" them win
SB 51 as a whole was memorable but the final drive wasn't.
OK buddy
I think he means the OT drive, which I have to agree with because once the pats won the toss everyone knew it was over, it was getting to that point that was amazing to watch
tedfio1tedfio1 no he’s right, the second it went into overtime, you just knew the game was over. You knew New England was gonna win
That drive was where you knew the game was over. It had a miracle catch, a drive the entire length of the field, a successful two point conversion, and led to a superbowl victory. There is no drive better than this.
Julian Edelman got something to say bout dat
Great stuff all around . John Elway is Captain Clutch , Captain Comeback , he spent most of his career scrambling and coming back to win . American football is the greatest game on earth.
I lived in Cleveland during the Elway drive...it was painful.
I still can't watch the tyree catch oh God it hurts so much
Pablo Mateo Piñas it hurts me too
Top 10 Defensive Stands
Patriots comeback against the falcons is the greatest game ever played
I sound like Scott Ferrall when I'm on the phone dropping a duce 😆
#1 has to be "The Drive" It's called "The Drive"!!!!!!
for five that is
The thing about that is that #1 on this list absolutely is the greatest comeback of all time but as a drive? the entire 4th quarter and overtime of that SB was full of drives? How do you pick one? Nothing stands out to me. When I think of a drive to win a game, I think of THE DRIVE. period.
Joe Shay Yea but The Drive was back in the 80s. It's been 30 years of football played since it got its title. Just because it has the name and was great back then doesn't guarantee it the #1 spot for eternity.
Why? just bc it's cllaed the drive? what's your argument?
You do know that The Drive just tied the game and they won in overtime with a field goal?
I know its "one of the greatest plays in superbowl history" but #60 of the giants gets away with a massive hold on # 93 of the pats- 13:23. That's unreal, just got one arm wrapped around him, tugging from behind, how could the refs miss that? They just wanted to make the game more interesting
Refs miss important calls all the time. Sometimes it goes for the team you want, other times it doesn't
0:16 by an older QB 14 years later that was down 28-3 and thought the game was a blowout.
The last drive of regulation is Super Bowl LI should’ve been in the 3-5 range. The totality of the comeback is the best ever, but by that point the dam had broken, the Falcons D was gassed and the end was almost inevitable. The 2 point conversion does add to it though
This might sound crazy but the drive by nick foles in super bowl 52 might have a place on this list
"Drive for Five" at Number One as it should be!!!
TB12 = GOAT
There’s Chris Simms cringing at the thought of giving Brady credit
#9 drive started at the 49ers 11 yard line which included a couple of runs to throw them off.
lol Chris Simms forced to say nice things about Tom Brady. Biggest Brady hater along with max Kellerman and rob Parker
DeadMoNeyProductions BP Agh, stupid Rob Parker.
Really had to use tht thumbnail
Right, should of used the Edelman's Catch!!
MIDNIGHTKILL69 Edelman’s was not as good as Tyree’s. Sure, great concentration by Edelman. But The Tyree catch was way more important... the Edelman catch was on 1st down. They probably would have scored a td anyways. The Tyree catch was for the super bowl and it was on 3rd down. Not only did Tyree make an amazing catch, Eli Manning got out of a pile of Patriots trying to sack him.
That was manningham not tyree
Edeman's catch caused the Falcons to burn a timeout before the 2 minute warning. And it was SKILL. MF Tyree was luck. Mario's catch was skill too not going to deny tht one but Edelman's catch >>>
TY YT Yes, great catch but you realize it helped them win the Superbowl from a 25 point deficit in OT! And idk about being better. Not saying your wrong but we all have opinions
Santonios catch was a 10 but Ben Rothlesbergers throw was a 5??! Wooowww you do it then bro. Besides Manning to Manningham that’s one of the best throw/catches in Super Bowl history come on
Tyree's catch shouldn't have counted - Adelius Thomas was held on the play 13:24
Yeah but the pats would get away with ref calls all the time, and at times still do now
Tom Brady clutch? Yeah, he showed us this at Michigan! He just kept it going in the NFL. Well, except when it comes to Big Blue. :)
He DID drive the Pats for the go-ahead score in SB 42. Only problem was, his defense, specifically A$ante $amuel, gave it back. $amuel was the one who gave up the TD that put the Giants ahead, 10-7, he dropped the INT prior to the helmet catch, and didn't go hit Tyree DURING the helmet catch. All of those happened in the 4th quarter. If he makes ONE of those plays, we're talking about 19-0, not a helmet catch. And where the F&*k was James Sanders? I remember a play in 2003's Divisional round b/t the Pats and Titans, Pats up three, Steve McNair heaves up a prayer to Drew Bennett, and 3 DB's make sure to separate Bennett from the ball. I'll never understand why that didn't happen on the helmet catch play. That drive shouldn't even be on the list because it was a defensive choke job. The only New England Sports choke I can think of that was bigger was the Bruins blowing a 3-0 lead in 2010 to the Flyers. That was worse because in the Super Bowl it's one game, and ANYTHING can happen in one game. This was four straight when all you need is an OT goal in Game 4 and...oh hell, never mind you know the damn story.
One more thing. The drive from SB 46, I have to admit, should be higher, like Top 3 or 4.
Of course number one is Brady
How could it not be? Clutch drives is kinda what he does for a living.
As a Saints I vote for Bret Favre with the Vikings final drive of the game before overtime in the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP game. That 3rd down throw to Tracy Porter was beyond clutch and saved the Saints season.
A clutch drive that should have made the list, bengals at packers week 3 1992 when Brett Favre went down the field for the game winning touchdown. Kick started a revival in Green Bay & a legendary career.
Giants 07 Super Bowl should be way higher, come on that's way too low on the list
Imagine if Brady and Montana played in the same era. Imagine THOSE kinds of superbowls
What about the mile high stadium throw from joe flacco, that was legendary
Honorable mention: miracle in motown. Coming from a broncos fan.
WITHOUT A DOUBT EAGLES GW DRIVE IN SUPER BOWL 52 WILL MAKE THE NEW LIST... Took off 7 minutes, killed the clock and game, went for it on 4th down in their own half. Unbelievable
Killed the game? No, the strip-sack on the ensuing drive didn't even do that, because it took you getting away with DPI on the hail-mary to win.
#1 makes sense
it does
I never knew the Cowboys ever played in the post season. But I’ve only been watching football for 25 years.
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to this day i still dont get why tf is rodney harrison trying to high point the ball. just fking tackle him and its gona be 4th down. smfh.
What are you talking about?
drkInxgud lmao facts
It isn't just Rodney. Where the hell were A$ante $amuel and James Sanders? Refer to my diatribe above on the difference b/t this and the 2003 Divisional round.
Really the pats number 1.. shocker.. all these people who make the list are all pats fans
As a pats fan, that Asante Samuel drop haunts me still to this day lol but boy was that Giants post season run red hot.
The David Tyree helmet catch should be #1 and Super Bowl 51 should be #2!!!
Yeah I'm gonna go ahead and just skip #8 and #6 lol.
i do also. I never watch those 2 SBs. I dont even watch the SB loss against the Eagles lol
Hey guys. Just cruising by the comment section to laugh at all the people all upset with the list and them posting thier own lists and all the pats haters as well. Always a good laugh. sincerely, Lifetime Pats fan.
To me, there are a few open mouth "UWAAAAAAAH!" *High pitch shock noise* moments in NFL history where it absolutely boggled your mind it could've happened, and that it did happen as you saw it, both with the same presence. Asante Samuel to me, not picking that ball off, Asante Samuel! Was utterly shocking to me in a way the field goal kick for the 1998 championship game between the Vikings and Falcons took my breath away. I absolutely could not believe at that time he didn't secure that, and that to me spelled the doom for that Patriots team moreso then the Tyree play.
How is that 2007 Giants super bowl drive NOT number 1? 😒
Because it was sheer luck.
Where the hell is Peyton Manning's drive in the 06 championship game to go to the Super Bowl?! Seriously are you kidding me?
Sean Snyder how about his legendary super bowl touchdown to Tracy Porter?