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NFL Historian Elliot Harrison counts down the Top 10 most devastating losses in Super Bowl history.
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I wonder how many TVs got broke in Seattle and Atlanta
All of them
@@narwhallegion8583 broken TV's, Cell phones, relationships, abandoned animals, just a sunken city!
@@narwhallegion8583 sounds to me like you're just a bandwagon. If you stopped being a Seahawks fan because some of their players kneeled during a national anthem that's just idiotic
Bryce Kelly I wasn’t a bandwagon. I like football, I don’t want to support a team that takes parts in political activities i disagree with
@@narwhallegion8583 But it wasn't the team it was a few players, in fact there was a game where the entire team stood up and locked arms. Just about every team has 1 or more players that kneel during the national anthem, even the patriots. Martellus Bennett did I'm pretty sure when he played for them. It's no reason to stop liking a team just because of the opinion of a couple players
It’s been almost 5 years and I still couldn’t believe the Seahawks didn’t run the ball
Dumbest playcall ever
Kaden Dang It’s been almost 3 years and I still can’t believe the Falcons blew a 28-3 lead
@@shellyhaley4125 or maybe a genius call that didnt go well, you see, everybody were expecting the run...
@@Dm-ze3hd that's what i'm saying it actually is a good playcall but brandon browner was on the patriots that year and he played for seattle the year before so he knew the play if you watch the "do your job" video about super bowl 49 you can see that brandon browner told Malcom butler where to go to counter the play
@@Dm-ze3hd true you saw how they lined up at the line, but any team should be coached to be prepared to block or intercept the ball if it is a pass. Cause teams will pass it at 1 to throw the other team off
Seattle's super bowl 49 loss was so devastating that everyone forgot the year earlier they completely blew out Denver in super bowl 48
Yep you are so right.
Damn Forreal lol
Truth. They'll be known more for the Bowl they loss than the one they won. A lot like the Rams
@@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536 well this comment aged well
@@pollux_id2557 But even that wasn't true before Sunday because before then, Mike Jones tackling Kevin Dyson on the 1-yd line to seal the super bowl was and still is one of the most iconic moments in the entire history of the sport.
Vikings- 4 SB losses in 8 years. Bills- Im bout to end this mans whole career.
😂😂😂😭😭😭🗿🗿🗿💀💀💀
Broncos : ................
@@olivermcmullan6328 what they won the SB
@@tristan2413 No but before the bills lost four super bowl in a row the broncos lost 3 Super Bowls in 4 years year( not in a row)
@United states of America You lost 3 Super Bowls in four years
I'd honestly switch superbowl 49 and 51. For the seahawks fans it was like ripping a band aid off. Hurts like hell but it happened in an instant. For falcons fans they had to slowly watch and agonize as their team choked away a huge lead
Truebells24 so true
I'm not a Seahawks fan but that hurt for me too. In fact, pretty much every Patriots Super Bowl championship since they deflated the footballs that season is painful for me. How many kids are going to look up to Tom Brady and grow up thinking that cheating is OK as long as you get what you want?
HotWax93 shut up😂😂
HotWax93 Are you really that ignorant or just a thoroughbred hater? Many many teams cheat, from stickem on the hands, to grease on the jersey, to atlanta pumping extra noise into the stadium through the speakers. Don’t be fooled mate.
At least the Seahawks had a superbowl beforehand :((( We had and still have 0.
Seattle's loss should have been number 2 and the falcons number 1. From the perspective of devastating, the Falcons had the game won and blew where Seattle had a chance to win and the Patriot's defender made a great play. The Falcons fell apart as a team while Seattle is still consistently making the playoffs.
Good points.
SB 49 and 51 are 1 a. and 1 b. as they are both the 2 biggest SB give a ways in SB history BAR NONE. Nobody throws a pick from the 1/2 yard line when you have at least 2 more plays to run to win the SB. Throwing a pick on the last play of the game is one thing, but doing it when you have more plays to run is just plain stupidity.
I actually would put both of these 2 super bowls as tied for #1. Seahawks and falcons literally had the game won but they were just that pathetic to throw it all away. 25 point lead and 1 yard line will always hunt those fans forever
?????? Oh shut up they made the playoffs and have consistently been either making the playoffs or barely missing since the Wilson was drafted
The Falcon has never been the same after that loss and that is a shame. Good organizations don't fold,they fight on.
To this day I cannot even remotely comprehend how ANYONE thought a passing play at the 1 yard line with Lynch at RB was a good idea. It's absolutely baffling on every level.
And throwing into heavy coverage when you're bunched up on the 1. Un-freaking-believable. I'm an idiot and even I would have given it to Lynch.
Especially on 2nd and goal 😭 had two more plays but they just threw it away
The best argument I can provide (I still think it was a terrible call) is that Seattle had one timeout left. So if somehow they didn’t get it on second down from the run, they would have to pass the ball on third to stop the clock with an incompletion. But they still should’ve ran on 2nd and thrown on third.
If they had at least faked the handoff to Lynch before passing I'd have seen the logic, but they didn't.
@@kdmdlo heavy coverage? NE was in jumbo package with only 3 DBs on the field, Browner set a great pick and Butler made a great play on the ball, they were not scoring on that play
That seahawks one yard line has got to be the stupidest coach decision in sports history.
If you watch that play Lynch out of the backfield is wide open in end zone and they go the other way
@@Luckytowncanada It’s a designed pick play to Ricardo Lockette but Butler had been practicing all week on that play so he recognized it immediately and jumped forward and picked it off. Butler was specifically told about this goal line play all week long and he had the composure to make the play. Any other player open was purely a distraction the design was to Lockette
@@finnkealy3918 oh trust me I know I’m saying you have to see the safety stepping up and check off Russell blew that.If you watch I’m saying there are other options and it was only 2nd down
The long reception by Kearse was so lucky that it warped the fabric of spacetime. The Seahawks had to be immediately defeated or reality itself would have ceased to exist. It was close, but Malcolm Butler saved world just in time.
That’s cap
As a Falcons fan, seeing that 28-3 brings vietnam flashbacks...
Lego88fan To this day I still can’t bring myself to watch that game. I’ll admit it, I cried lol. Then when I got home I got fucked up on Xanax and it still didn’t help 😭
Lego88fan The Patriots had, by rights, no business winning that game; the Falcons simply failed to seal the deal. One touchdown and one field goal was all that was needed to put the game on ice. Yet they didn't do it, unleashing a torrent of Falcons jokes.
@@cornellgreen3692 all Atlanta had to was literally snap the ball at inside 5 seconds and down it. Not gaining one more yard or one more point. There wasn't enough time for NE to come back even with the same points they scored. Instead Atlanta plays like there behind, snapping the ball at 20 seconds and only running 4 times in the second half
I'm not a Falcons fan but I was furious to see those cheating Patriots win again, especially in such stunning fashion. It may be one of the greatest comebacks of all time, but it will be forever tainted for me by the Patriots' long history of cheating.
HotWax93 HOW THE FUCK DID THEY FUCKING CHEAT!?
Tom Brady: hey Russell,you want a Super Bowl? Russell Wilson: nah, I think I’ll pass
Lost comment XD
Stolen comment
Russell Wilson: Wanna go for another Super Bowl? Tom Brady: Nah. I'll be in the hospital parapalegic! You can have it this time! LOL.
Shut the hell up
@@wenzhaocai6340 moron
I remember the 2016 Falcons like yesterday!
One of the most amazing sports related things I've ever seen. I watched a recording of that game a day later because I was living overseas, and I cannot overstate how thankful I am to have avoided any spoilers. It was such a remarkable thing to witness play out in real time.
The sweetest
That was the universe giving Tom Brady a little bit of revenge for his perfect season being lost. The 2014 and 2016 super bowl wins we're kind of payback for Tom Brady for losing a perfect season, and losing two super bowls to Eli freaking Manning.
The utter shock & collective, "What are they doing?" That was let out at the Super Bowl party I was at for the Seahawks/Patriots super bowl when Russell Wilson stepped back to pass is something I'll never forget. I'm not a Seahawks fan, but all of us wanted them to win. Everyone was pissed Marshawn didn't get the rock.
I heard Russel Wilson advocated for the pass play. It seems consistent with his egotistical behavior of wanting to feel more like HE won the game. Instead he lost it.
The fact the Cardinals in 2008 aren’t on here is horrific
Ikr
Totally agree. I still to this day cannot watch that game.
Nah.. that was one of those losses where the team could hold their head up high. They played really well, and they were huge underdogs. Pittsburgh just played a bit better
Kobe24vince15 that’s exactly why it’s heart breaking they were right there ready to shock the world and then the fuckin Steelers who already had 5 SB’s won on a last second TD also that play where the DB fell down and Santonio ran for like 30 yards was lucky as shit
It's the Cardinals what do you expect.
Pete Carroll screams of "OH! NO!" gets me everytime.
This actually the first time for me seeing it. It makes me like him better because it's a raw horrified emotion. All other clips I've seen is him chewing gum like " oh well, just lost the superbowl "
You’re right. Everything I’ve seen, it looks like “oh it was a dumb move oh well’. But I think he seriously thought it’d catch em off guard.
@@lcolells315 I'm sorry. I'm not a Seattle fan but their will never be an explanation or excuse that he could give. He should have came on camera and personally apologized to every football fan for doing something so stupid. 😂
@@TheStranger513 I am a seattle fan. i think i speak for all of seattle when we were shocked and very mad at Coach Carroll
Jerrell Simmons y’all don’t realize he pretty much had to do it, they didn’t have the right personnel and the patriots usd a formation that they didn’t use all season, they waited till the last second to use it, Seahawks have 5 blockers for a run but if they run pats I have 7 which means two would be unblocked, The Seahawks were going nuts cause they though the pats would call timeout, but they freaked out when they didn’t and went for a pick play that would most likely get a touchdown or a miss, but the pats had prepared for that exact play so it was more of an amazing pick by Butler
It’s been 6 years and I’m still laughing at Sherman’s reaction to Butler’s INT
His nostrils were so big 🤣
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9
@@mcluvin28xIKR, had to bring that south central Compton a## ghetto drama but the dude did graduate from Stanford
@@aarondigby5054lmfao what r yalls problems
“Bless his heart. He has got to be the sickest man in America.”
We sat in the Orange Bowl bleachers numb when Roger threw the pass too low and too soft with Jackie missing the catch.
@@Gman-qm6bv The ball bounced off his fucking chest! Don't put that drop on Roger. He put the ball "on the numbers". Smith had ONE job. That's what they brought him to Dallas to do. He blew it.
@@ddland45 He did drop it and Roger said that he threw it low and soft. The Orange Bowl field was wet from a previous rain. We walked across the field after the game and it was wet and a little slick.
Funny how Belichick was involved in half of those super bowl games that were mentioned LOL
Yup.in the winning side he was a legend
@@jonathanfrimerman8855 was ?
hes a legend
It's easy for him to be involved since the Patriots went to the Super Bowl 9x in 18 yrs.
He was a coach in all Super Bowls ever played 🤣
7:50 *We've never seen New England so dominated in a Superbowl Me : Flashbacks to 1985 Bears vs Pats 46-10...
and I think Green bay dominated them in the SB in the 1996 -97 one as well.
Probably they meant NE under Brady and Bill's ternure
Haha
@Aronjo yes but that was already mentioned on the original thread as a footnote.
I think when they said Patriots they meant Brady because let’s be real Pats were nothing before Brady and Bill joined lol
I always felt bad for Scott Norwood in that Bills-Giants game. It wasn't all on him. Yes, you want your kicker to be able to win games in clutch moments. But the Giants' game plan and execution was awesome and they kept Jim Kelly and the Bills off the field for most of the game.
Norwood's kick had a less than 50% chance at that range.
@@PhilJHaast7695the Giants stuck with the game plan, OJA left OJA right, OJA up the middle, move the chains, keep the K-Gun offense off the field and it worked but Norwood missed an easy field goal. I'm itcwas or should've berb easy
@@aarondigby5054it wasn't an "easy" field goal. Scott Norwood was 1 for 7 on grass, so statistically, it was more than likely that he was going to miss
I feel bad that the Bills didn't come close in any of the later Super Bowl losses. They deserved a win.
I take major issue with the Seahawks loss being no 1 and ranked higher than the Bills losing in 90, the Falcons in '16 and the Titans in' 99. The loss is significantly more devestating for teams that have no superbowl wins (including two teams that never have made it any other time). I think there is also a case to be made for the Patriots loss in '07 being ranked higher than Seattles as I can't imagine a more devestating scenario than going from "greatest team of all time" to "greatest that never won".
I think that loss is ranked #1 because everyone in the entire world expected them to run Lynch in for an easy TD. The game was over and everyone knew it. If they allowed people to bet on the outcome of the game in that moment, I don't think there's a person on the face of the earth who would have betted on New England. But the Seahawks wanted to make Wilson the hero so badly that they decided to throw instead. And not only was the pass incomplete, it was picked. The fortunes changed so quickly in the closing seconds that it definitely deserves to be near the top, if not #1.
I don’t think they’re ranking most miserable franchises. They’re purely ranking the endings of individual games. The Bills in 1990 hadn’t lost any Super Bowls prior to 1990, so it’s not like they missed the kick and were like “oh no, this is extra terrible because we are going to lose the next 3 Super Bowls too!” However, I completely agree that, even just ranking individual games, and not contextualizing it with franchise histories, the Falcons loss in 2016 is way worse than what happened with the Seahawks. Seahawks blew what was one play in a very back and forth game. Falcons had a huge lead and proceeded to give the game away and completely blunder with a horrible game plan and execution for the entire 4th quarter.
@@logicaldude3611 even if Lynch scores there is no guarantee they win, Brady was in surgical mode in the 4th 13 of 15 for 122 and 2 TDs I have no doubt he would've gotten us at least in FG range to send it to overtime or if they called a timeout and left him more time probably takes us down the field again, I used to say in the Bledsoe days "imagine going undefeated and lose the SB?" And it was every bit as painful as I thought it would be, especially when Asante Samuel lets the game ending pick hit him in the hands then drops it, Jarvis Green had Eli dead to rights a second away from the play being blown dead that resulted in the helmet catch, then seeing Brady just miss hitting Moss for the winner by a half inch, it took me until the win against Seattle before I could finally even talk about that game, 12-4 teams lose the SB all the time but being that close is soul crushing
My dude, seattle LITERALLY threw the game away there. there's nothing more devastating than that
@@loremaster77 that's a type of incompetence you see everyday tho, the other ones tho, they hold more weight
"OH NO!!!" -Coach Pete Damn right in the feels =/
GII #30 legit that breaks my heart every time
his own fucking fault for not running the damn ball with the best RB in the league, you can see in his eyes he realized what a fucking idiot he is
Richard Pilhofer Coach Pete also did 2 highly questionable calls in the 4th quarter of the USC vs Texas national championship. A harbinger of the future lol. The refs no calls on the cheatriots set the table however.
bro i wanted to cry when i heard that and im a niners fan
Oh nO
After watching the 28-3 clip, I am unfortunately having to accept that Julio’s catch will forever be forgotten.
Same with kearse in 49
In hindsight, all the Falcons had to do after that was run three times and kick a field goal and the game was sealed. WTF happened?
Bruce LeeRoy .. falcons fans continue to bitch about a fixed game and all sorts of shit. but run it 3 plays kick a fg and you are up 3 scores and game over. instead jack ass Matt Ryan takes a sack and out of fg the falcons go and we all know the rest...
@@bruceleeroy8302 As a falcons fan, it hurts even more when you think about sb 51 like that. And since you brought that up, don't even know why everyone blames Matt Ryan for the loss, when it was literally due to horrible play calling. Kinda glad Kyle Shanahan got fired after the superbowl
I won't forget it.
2001. 2:17 the guy who said Tom Brady was overrated Now: 6 rings hmmm, this didn’t age well
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This comment didn’t age well
@@jannyuwu4614 this was months ago
Dexter McCleon, now 47 years old. Out of Clemson, played in NFL for 10 seasons, 1997-2006. SB Champs on Rams 2000. He is currently a single dad of 1 son, 8 years old, and lives in Hoover, AL. Tom Brady just won his 7th SB!! Hummmm!!!!!????
@@aspenrebel thx for the interesting facts
Still can't get over the 1 yard we needed to tie the Rams in that Super Bowl. Tennessee was such a good team that year and the story that got them there was something like out of a movie. RIP McNair btw, that escape to get the first down at the end of the game with 5 seconds to go was amazing to watch.
Still can’t watch that game
They waited too long to get into the game not doing much in the first half..
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9
5 years later and every Seahawk Fans are still wondering why they didn’t run it !!
Soy de Chile casi no sabía nada de Futbol americano, y cuando vi ese partido me pregunté lo mismo hasta el día de hoy.
That effectively ended any chance of a dynasty. It's one thing to lose, but another when it didn't have to happen the way it did.
4 years later, us Falcons fans are wondering the same damn thing! Lol
*every football fan
They didnt want Marshawn lynch to win the MVP of the game which he would have had he rushed for his 2nd touchdown. On top of that he was at war with the media. And pete put russ first and the team never recovered.
Marshawn lynch laughing as he leaves the field just says everything about that game
It says a lot about Lynch not giving a fuck about anything or anyone but himself.
“I’m just here for I won’t get fine”
"I am just here so I don't get fined sips Gatorade"
Yeah. He's a dbag
I think it was more of a laugh like, ‘you just saw me drag the entire pats team 10 yards the previous play, how tf do I not get the ball there?’
I remember watching the Falcons and Patriots. I watched that whole comeback and all I could say was "wow" it was crazy
Exactly
@@tobiojo9454damn that was worse than when they lost to Denver in '98. That was the beginning of the end for that Falcon's run. I know Mattie Ice was devastated. Somebody should've stopped the bleeding. I basically blame the coaching staff.
The Bengals loss to the Rams this year was quite heartbreaking, because of Logan Thomas's holding call on 3rd down. On what would have been 4th down, the Rams failed on that play.
Of course Super Bowl 51 will always be heartbreaking for the Atlanta Falcons , blowing that 28-3 lead , still one of the all time Super Bowl comebacks in history
More of a choke the Patriots would’ve lost if the Falcons coaching didn’t make stupid calls
Mr. Horror Stories cant have a comeback if the other team doesnt choke though
Most rigged superbowl of all time! And yes! It was rigged! Believe it or not!
Razgriz821 fair enough just saying it’s just as much of a choke as it was a comeback
@@mr.horrorstories1038 a rigged choke and a rigged comeback
how is Superbowl 43 not here?! Cardinals, a ringless franchise, lost arguably the greatest Superbowl of all time to a catch that was nothing short of a miracle. Especially heartbreaking because we felt like we had it after Larry's amazing TD.
@Kobe24vince15 but we scored a TD late in the game and then lost to arguably the greatest catch of all time. That's pretty heartbreaking if you'd ask me. More than Superbowl 3, that's for sure
@Kobe24vince15 it doesn't really matter where you were predicted the finish, losing the Superbowl is never easy. But to lose it in the way the cardinals did it's devastation
The greatest SB of all time is the one that is #2 on that list Now excuse me but it's time to buy a rope
@@dirtybird3304 I already have a rope. How could I not? I'm a cardinals fan lol
Nah Titans vs Rams 1999 was maybe the greatest Superbowl of all time
Ive been a Hawks fan since kindergarten (2011), which is when I started watching the NFL. Super Bowl 49 was the first Super Bowl that my mom let me watch all the way through. Heartbreaking.
Seahawks should've ran the ball.
👍
Wilson didn't have to throw it there.
Nothing worse than blowing a 28-3 lead
Falcons blew a 28-3 lead Facts
Falcons blew a 28-3 lead nice channel
As a saints fan I still love that super bowl lol
Terrell Miller I bet you do
On the bright side, The Saints lost to the Vikings with a miracle play last year and lost this year after blowing a 13 point lead.
I love how 2 of the greatest super bowls of all time were played in Arizona and they both ended completely differently for Brady. 42 with the perfect season being canceled, and 49 with the goalline INT.
It’s almost like life made up for the 42 one
The Falcons were consistently my 2nd favorite team behind the Colts, but I just lost all respect for them after Super Bowl 51. Also, any time you lose to the Patriots in the Super Bowl is a heartbreaking loss.
Yeah they always make sure its heartbreaking
@@rockstarluvv oh trust me, we have couple of sb heartbreaking losses as well.
@@1990Thunderbolt TRUTH! between Desmond Howard and the 2 Giants wins
Brady was the heartbreak kid.
@@PhilJHaast7695part of why was almost all of his superbowl wins were tight games they arguably should have lost
The Falcons should have kept the dollar bill, they couldn't hang on to 4 quarters
Badly worded. Not a real joke.
18-1 will forever haunt Tom. Even with 6 rings I think hes still chasing 19-0
@@ArgentineFootballfan1978 they won the fckin superbowl wtf are you talking about? Giants are legendary Patriots killers
@@ArgentineFootballfan1978 fck outta here loser 0-2 vs giants in superbowls. And lost your undefeated season. Giants Pat's killers bill BELICHICK boogymen😂😂😂😂😂
2gunzup07 dude i am a pack fan but you have to recognize patriots are better than ny giants just accept it
Tom lost 2 he should of won and won 2 he should have lost.
@@ArgentineFootballfan1978 Giants beat Patriots when it mattered! Stop crying like a sore loser! Patriots have obv been the better franchise over the past 20 yrs but Giants own the Pats' ass!
As a Falcons' Fan I will forever be haunted by Super Bowl 51. I see the numbers 28 and 3 everywhere I go now.
Same with me lol
Imagine being a Falcons fan with a 3/28 birthday
jtc90 luckily my Birthday is in February
Yeah, 28 and 3 make me feel uncomfortable.
Jordan H me to fam. My heart still hurts
One thing that should be mentioned about the Bengals loss in SB 23 is that on the 49ers first TD drive in the fourth quarter, the one that tied the game, a pass by Montana went right into a defenders arms, but he dropped it. Had he held on, the ensuing FG would have put them up by 10 and they would have won. That's the most heartbreaking part of that loss.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9
Seattle and Atlanta to this day, still have not recovered from those losses in the SB
Larry Fitzgerald and the Cardinals losing to Santonio Holmes and the Steelers in one of the greatest Super Bowl games ever should be on here.
@eoe123321 Shattered. My dad is a Cards fan and I have never seen a man's heart shattered by a football game.
eoe123321 I was 9 at the time and really really Devastated
It should cause that wasnt a catch his second foot was barely down
I loved it..
@@ArMiNiSfUCkinRedicK barely counts as a catch!
I have counted at least two dynasty kills by the Patriots.
That's it?
Try 3
Rams, Seahawks...
Your forgetting the Falcons
@@jonathonvanassche2524 The Falcons had not won a Super Bowl. But a lot of people thought the Rams were going to be a dynasty.
How in the world are the Cardinals not on this list? That loss was heartbreaking.
Why would you throw into the teeth of the Steelers defense instead of using one of your all pro wide outs: Larry firgeatsld, Rob Moore, Jimmy Boston
Awesome video. Some great memories here. When I was a kid, the Superbowl was always a one-sided blowout. But from 1989 when Montana & Rice led the 49ers to victory against Sam Wyche's Bengals, there have been some amazing games in the season finale. Look at some of the games which didn't even make this list: -- 2008/09 when Kurt Warner hit Larry Fitzgerald over the middle and Arizona took the lead with 2 minutes remaining, but Ben Roethlisberger and Santonio Holmes had other ideas. Pittsburgh went 90 yards over the last 90 seconds with Big Ben repeatedly scrambling to his left and right to buy himself time to throw and then Holmes breaking the Cardinals' hearts when he rose at full stretch to take a fingertip catch in the back corner of the end zone while somehow getting both of his big toes down inches inside the line. Surely this devastating loss should've been in your top 10???? -- 2011/12 when Tom Coughlin's Giants once again denied Belichick and the Patriots and Eli Manning & Mario Manningham worked some sideline magic in the final 2-3 minutes. -- 2012/13 Blackout Bowl when Colin Kaepernick & Frank Gore drove the 49ers to the 7 yard line with 2 minutes left and took 4 shots at the end zone, but the Ravens defence stood firm and the referees seemed to forget all about the "holding" rule.
Vikings and Bills fans live in everlasting heartbreak.
so just screw falcons fans right? Man u really hurt me there
True fact
Saints fans can be added here lol
@@danielcoronado1366 Saints won their only Super Bowl appearance. Division and conference championship rounds (and Beastmode) aren't the same.
I feel like this as a niner fan I was born after all the glory lol
I still feel bad for Scott Norwood.
In his defense, it was not an easy kick. Makeable, sure, but not an easy peasy chip shot, especially on grass.
@@PatricksCrazyPlace True. If only they could have been four or five yards closer. The saddest thing is the fact that this was the only Super Bowl that they could have won since they got beat rather easily in the other three they played in.
@@cosmoevents21st56 they could have won the last one they were in. The Bills led the Cowboys 13-7 at the half.
Norwood = No good. But it was a really difficult kick.
@@dociebiemowie915 13-6
Not a Falcons fan, but 28-3 is by far the most devastating SB loss.
This is an awesome list! About time I watch something football list related and don’t tap out half way through baffled at what sport the creator was watching! 👍🏼👍🏼
The defeat of the Falcons was really incredible, for me I think it must be in first place. Greetings from a Falcons supporter from Paraguay!
Rise up! We will be back eventually
I am wondering how did you discover american football in Paraguay?
@@lightyagami3492 They broadcast the nfl in south america, local fox and espn channels.
@@RK-gz3mr really? Now thats new to me
I realize Spanish broadcasting was a thing but i thought that was only in the US since we do have a significant Spanish population
9:42 you could see the expression on the coach’s face, the Seahawks had it In THEIR HANDS!!!
He is an idiot for not running it. Nothing else to say. That's like saying...ok Jordan we are going to repeat if we score on this last shot so we are going to use you as a decoy and let Luc Longley take the last shot. They won't know what is coming.
Great video !
Watching this in 2022 My heart is broken still. I almost cried I swear .. Im a seakhawks fan
I cry about Superbowl 51 every time.
Pancakes Fi To this day I still can’t bring myself to watch that game. I’ll admit it, I cried lol. Then when I got home I got fucked up on Xanax and it still didn’t help 😭
I went full psycho when they lost. Can’t even look at the numbers 28 and 3 at the same time anymore.
Me too brother...me too...😔😢🤬
It helps if you consider how logical it was. Atlanta's defense simply got tired. Even when the Patriots were down by 25 points in the first half they already had the ball much longer than Atlanta.
Yup, I can't watch any clips from that game. I cried, hated everyone for the rest of the day, drank myself crazy and passed out on my floor. Then I tortured myself by reading all the articles that came out for the next few days, just to feel worse....fucking Tom Brady man.
"INT at the GOAL LINE!” Still haunts me to this day
Seattle’s loss was just stupid. Good to see both StL Rams’ games on the list. Those were both great games.
I get chills every time I watch that interception. Of happiness❤️
NFL keeps moving there best content to new channels, glad I found this one.
*their
@payday64 No, dude. You're going to have to go roll up on some other dude, because I'm not interested in your lifestyle choice. No offense, just not into penis like you are, bruh. And for sure learn to spell. You had one word to get correct. Smh.
Patriots fan but when the Seahawks coach went “oh no!” it hurts tbh
lollipop_ dr I’m at pats fan too I felt bad lol
I like the Seahawks a lot, but it was music to my ears.
"seahawks coach" lmao
Call a stupid play get stupid prizes
Pete Caroll
Winning those two against the Seahawks and the Falcons really makes up for the two losses against the Giants.
Brady does wonders for a team.. when he leaves Tampa, we will be back to bottom feeders overnight.
100% agree. The Patriots needed to win in dramatic fashion and frankly, those wins far outshines the drama of the losses.
Nope 😂 Eli owns Brady
@@anthonyb2282 😂😂😂 choking a perfect season
@@ThaGhettoBlaster are you a sad giants fan? Almost as pathetic as Dallas fans celebrating SuperBowls from the 90’s and not a playoff win since. Giants=Bottom feeders, Brady=Defending SB Champ & SB MVP. As well as the undisputed GOAT.
Wow! Very well done
18 wins and one GIANT loss 💙
Blood Legion The 3 Lombardis since have more than made up for it.
@@disorder_go Mannings > Brady
@@mantooth2752 It's cute that you need both brothers to make a comparison, yet still come up 2 SuperBowl titles short.
Giants fan here, and we honor Belichick for his great work with the legendary Giants defense back in the day.
@@disorder_go am I the only one whos top 5 qbs of all time gos: 1. Brees 2. Brady 3. Montana 4. P. Manning 5. Young
Quotes that didnt age well “Tom Brady, overrated”
To this day he still takes long walks alone and stares at the ground mumbling “Tom Brady. “Overrated”. “I told y’all he overrated!” “Overra....ti....t... ” cries uncontrollably....
After that quote, Brady: I'm gonna end this mans whole career
He made one good pass Lmaoo. All the other receivers were wide open
@@joshlaguardia6568 pretty sure you can do way better...
@Fwizzy He's aged pretty damn well seeing as he's 42 and still a starting QB for a 10-2 team. I'm a 49ers fan, but Brady's longevity is nuts. He ain't gonna hold on forever though.
2008 AZ VS PITT was certainly in the top 5. It was like a crazy ending the entire game, and especially the end of the first half and the end of the game. These are all just last minute scores, but no real back and forth suspense. One of the announcers for the 2021 superbowl alluded to this game, but was cut off by play before he could elaborate.
Good to see my Giants here twice on the right side of history, but I still feel for all those Falcon and Seahawk fans. Eternal pain.
That Seahawks loss at the end still makes me scream " RUN THE DAM BALL !!!!!"
And in SB LI after Julio's magical side line catch with 4:38 left in the game and us still up 28-20, I was saying the same damn thing lol RUN THE BALL, EAT CLOCK, KICK FG...WE WIN! Buuuuut no!
I'm not even a hawks fan but I wanted to cry that night
I did cry that night because I'm a seahawks fan and they lost on my birthday
Cry that Pete Carroll stayed as head coach
@@moseszamudio9993 damn
@@moseszamudio9993 oof, y'all's super bowl win came on my birthday as well, but I was rooting for you against the Pats even as a Broncos fan, was also devastated that night
Bro I remember going to bed right before the Seahawks won and when I woke up my dad rushes to my bed he was like “THE PATRIOTS Intercepted IT”. and boy was I happy
You went to bed? WHY? Even IF the Seahawks had scored, Brady still had 20 secs!!!
If They ran the ball, the patriots would’ve lost.
As a NY fan and hating boston sports teams i always get so happy watching that play
Can't believe it's been 20 years since that Titans one. It's frightening how quickly time flies.
derby1884 The older you get, the faster It feels like time flies
I am devasted.
It's been 20 years since Brady won his 1st SB. Oh Wait!! He just won another SB!!! What will the next 20 years bring?
As a Titans fan from Nashville, I remember crying like a baby that night
@@aspenrebel the Lions getting to the play-offs, if just once, is all I ask from the sport 🙂
Dumbest play call in NFL history belongs to the Seahawks....
So giving the ball to your best player is dumb?
So you're saying that the Colts "No-Linemen Play" is not the worst?
Marshal Lynch wasn't given the ball on the play that cost Seattle a super bowl.
T'challah ! yes he was. on first down and the patriots defense stopped him.
Not accurate: Best defense in NFL history belongs to Malcolm Butler
Jersey Mike's is so good I watched the fourth quarter of Super Bowl 49 there as a Seahawks fan and I still go back.
As Niner fan, I approve this 👌 👏 👍, happy day for us. We also have a good share in some ridiculous losses as well.
3:08 - a young "Uncle Verne" Lundquist on the call for the Cowboys. Right after this cuts away he famously said "Bless his heart he has to be the sickest man in America" about Jackie Smith. 0:45 - RIP Sam Wyche - one of the most entertaining coaches of that era in the NFL
Man, Super Bowl 49 broke my heart
Yeah, really sad
Totally agree with u me and my friend were talking which is worst SB 49 OR 51 the reason I say 49 is because not only is it the dumbest call in NFL history but u got to remember what type of team the Seahawks were back then they ran the ball and played Defense so to lose on a pass play that what make it more painful because u went away for what got u there because if you give it to beastmode on all 4 downs and the pats stop him I think the players on Defense can accept that because u lost doing what u do best which is running the ball but because it was a pass play i think that's what the LOB could never get over we lost because we went away for what we do best. I know i misspelled some words
Gagan Word?! Yeah... My tv was among many that got smashed that day...
Me too I couldn’t go to sleep that night
SAME THIS CANT BE NOOOO
#1 - when coaches fall in love with throwing the damn ball and the owner not wanting Lynch to be the hero...smh
Blame Pete. The owner had no role in this
Anyone has a clue as to what soundtrack is playing when the Seahawks loss was mentioned? I know it might by David Robidoux; but, just not sure what the name of the track might be. Thanks, y’all!
Never heard the Gil Santos call of the Burress TD until now.
David Dolan The most forgotten game winning TD in Super Bowl history! Such a terrible defensive call by Dean Pees! Ellis Hobbs isolated on Burress?! WTF
@@mikeyoungblood1642 Rodney Harrison said on his "A Football Life" documentary that he wanted to switch to a Cover 2 look to provide safety help on the outside, but Seau (rest his soul) called off Harrison's audible.
Exactly. It wasn’t on dean pees it was on seau.
Seahawks Vs Patriots acually made me cry so hard.
I love this list, I’ve always said that it wasn’t Brady that lost the 18-1 season, it was the Defense! I say that because every time we hear about that SB it’s always a check mark against Brady, but he clearly did his job against that great Defense. The reality of it is, it was on Rodney Harrison in the end, him and Bill Belichick’s Defense! Its just series of mind boggling blown plays, from the “not” sack to the helmet catch, and then to leave Plax wide open in the end zone?!? Still, the genius of BB is in this list too, from stopping the “K Gun” to not calling a time out and letting Pete Carrol bring a Lombardy to NE “like we all used to say up around here in these parts,” just awesome. Bill Belichick is THE most intriguing and fascinating coach in the history of sports! Watching that guy on the sidelines is awe inspiring, but its his post game interviews that will always warn my heart. A master class in giving the middle finger to the haters and doubters without lifting a finger ,.!.. lmao! Great list
im not a seahawks fan but that “oh no” from steve carell gets me every time
Seahawks should of ran the ball. Falcons blew a 28-3 lead Bills lose four straight superbowls how heartbreaking
And the helmet catch 😔
Bills clearly should have won their first appearance. They dominated the game and deserved the trophy.
Rams player “Tom Brady overrated” Lol
A very accurate prediction!
McL...who?
@Rich Drouard you dont need to be tough fisically to play QB position just mentally and as you can see he has plenty of that
@Rich Drouard But he didn’t play then! So, it’s not relevant
@Rich Drouard Check out this hit on Brady. Gets up like nothing happens. Dude would be fine in any generation kzhead.info/sun/gJiIhKxop5aaqWw/bejne.html
Whats the song in the background called 0:10?
As a Giants fan, before Scott Norwood was about to kick the potential GW-FG, which he missed, I turned around and covered my face and as soon as I learned he missed, I was relieved and very happy. Although I felt bad for Scott Norwood.
If the Bill had won any of the later Super Bowls they were in Norwood would be a footnote today. But as it turned out he was the Bills best chance. They never came close in later SBs.
10. 1988 Bengals Super Bowl 23 9. 1968 Colts Super Bowl 3 8. 2001 Rams Super Bowl 36 7. 1978 Cowboys Super Bowl 13 6. 1976 Vikings Super Bowl 11 5. 1999 Titans Super Bowl 34 4. 2007 Patriots Super Bowl 42 3. 1990 Bills Super Bowl 25 2. 2016 Falcons Super Bowl 51 1. 2014 Seahawks Super Bowl 49
IMO, the 2016 Falcons should be #1.
Rewatching Superbowl 49 makes me feel like my heart got ripped out my chest
1:55 Rams-Patriots was the last game for the Madden-Summerall broadcast duo. Talk about going out on a high note!
Top 10 Super Bowls that Should Be a Movie 10. Super Bowl 54 (First Title in 50 Years) 9. Super Bowl 55 (A Sudden Change of Fortune) 8. Super Bowl 44 (This is For the City of New Orleans) 7. Super Bowl 32 (John Elway is Finally on Top) 6. Super Bowl 49 (Most Dramatic Ending in NFL History) 5. Super Bowl 3 (Proved We Are Just as Good as You) 4. Super Bowl 34 (A Cinderella Story For the Ages) 3. Super Bowl 42 (The Biggest Upset in NFL History) 2. Super Bowl 36 (Biggest Underdog Story) 1. Super Bowl 51 (Greatest Comeback in NFL History)
4:20 such a great play,rip Steve Mcnair
18 wins and one GIANT loss 💙
@@crystalbutterfly9025 What does this have to do w McNair?
I still hurt when I think of him.
This why you ALWAYS run your route BEYOND the first down line or the goal line!!! ALWAYS!! This hope and pray of catching it then getting past the line doesn't fare well most often.
Did Steve McNair die? When? How?
“New England waited TEN YEARS for super bowl” Please keep the city of Boston in your prayers for the decade of sorrow they had to endure.
Lmao only ten years
I wasn’t complete sorrow Boston won 2 World Series, 1 NBA Championship, and a Stanley Cup.
@@jacksonconley5117 ****that was the joke****
Can you do one on these on divisional and wild card rounds
Can we please get a part 2?
Pete Caroll “Oh No!” Will now forever be stuck in my brain
LebronEqualsGoat they should run for it then pass it on the goal line
Can’t have a super bowl lose if you’ve never been *this comment was sponsored by browns gang*
Lol
I’m WEASING
I can tell it was "sponsored by a Browns fan... The grammar in the sentence is wrong. I think you meant *loss
Gotta be there to lose em
Loss, you idiot. Loss. Fucking moron.
honestly im a pats fan, but hearing him go "OH NO" makes me feel bad 9:39
You had BEAST MODE!!!
"The catch by santonio holmes gives heartbreak to Arizona this one should be in the top 10
Tienes toda la razón.
No one cares about Arizona though.
@@awesomenolan234 I do.
Yes it did it should be like number 5. Let's be honest tho Arizona played in that game the same way they p,played against the Steelers this year and in 2015
The 2007 undefeated Patriots losing by one play still hurts
Good. 💀
@@germansantos5733 what a fucking classless thing to say
Yes I feel bad that Moss and Seau didn’t get their rings!
Asante Samuel coulda rapped that game up
I love this. Best thing was to see happy Pats fans wearing 19-0 shirts before!!! Talk about class anyway.
I have many friends who are Patriots fans and live in that area. When Tom Brady broke a bone in the AFC Championship Game vs. the Chargers...everyone thought the point spread would come down to 7 points or less. But somehow it stayed at 12.5. All the Patriots fans loaded up on the Giants +12.5 (and hoped the Pats would win by 7-10 points). So that game is bitter sweet for betting Patriots fans....their team lost, but Pats fans won a TON of money.
I'm pretty sure you made a mistake the chargers never beat the Patriots in an afc championship game in Tom Brady time
@@kurtpunchesthings2411 I didn't say they lost to the Chargers in the AFC Championship game. But Brady did injure his ankle in that game (and won), they then lost to the Giants in the Super Bowl.
SEATTLE vs pats, I can never over it, it hurts me deep inside me every time i watch it...