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Rams took Super Bowl hangover to another level.
Matt Stafford, Cooper Cupp and Aaron Donald are all injured, wtf you smoking? No shit they're gonna suck
The defense is still top 5 😂 so suck it
@NFL_Bannana Their O-line and secondary were hit early. Still held back by injuries before their core players all got hurt
They barely got that Super Bowl over the line too, they weren’t like all time great or anything
@@DingoDIDeatmybaby bro they weren’t good with all of those players playing still got whooped
As a Jags fan, thank you for not bringing up Sacksonville. That sudden rise and fall still hurts me today 🥲
I was really thinking that would've came up, glad it didn't. At least it looks like we're making the 'yoffs this year.
@@theawesomesiblings6737 Well, you guys made it.
Bro same I was waiting
Haha they lost some of thier key players that following off-season and a couple of their stars to injury. They'll be back in due time. Y'all finally got a decent Qb after all these years. It's good to see Jacksonville back winning. They still need more help on defense though.
holy cow 10:30 is the best TV broadcast footage I've seen from that time period
The NFL has HD games (ABC MNF) from ‘99 that we’d all love to see! Release them!
For real, it caught me off guard how clear the quality is
I knew the Colts would be on here. We still haven't recovered after the loss of Luck. As a fan base or a franchise.
2011 was expected. When Curtis Painter is your starting QB, your team is gonna have a bad time.
Never forget when they put up the 2014 AFC finalist banner lol
I thought we were finally hitting our stride back with Rivers and Co. in 2020. We won 11 games and had we made just a few more plays, we would’ve won even more. Then the collapse at the end of last season and god knows what happened this year. The whole organization just seems to be emotionally crumbling, circling the drain. And now we are in ruins, like the statue of Ozymandias. I’m just grateful I got to see my Colts win it all as a kid in 2006. Because I honestly think the planet will be history before we are relevant again
@@sway_9803 they have afc finalist banners from all their years. it’s funny, even teams without much like cincy don’t do that
Personally I feel like the 2019-present Bears should be included as well. Had a surprising 2018 season going 12-4 and winning the NFC North, followed by the most embarrassing loss in team history. Had a lot of potential in front of us, and had the feeling that we would be a dominant force for years, back to back 8-8 seasons in 2019 and 2020 with another playoff appearance but the wheels really started to fall off as we slowly morphed into our old selves. 2021 and 2022 have been so disastrous, but I have confidence that Fields and company will soon lead us back to the glory days.
But they didn’t finish last in the division
The collapse of the Bears being a slow grind makes it worse than an initial drop-off. Definitely.
Amos and Callahan leaving were very underrated off-season signings. Amos was the perfect SS for Eddie Jackson and Bryce was the best nickel corner in the league. Those 2 guys leaving after 2018 was a huge blow to the defense.
@@X2Finest23 Haha Clinton-Dix had a better statistical 2019 season than Amos it’s just that we couldn’t get a long-term replacement for Amos. Letting Bryce Callahan walk was just flat out stupid
@@mariosnum1fan neither did the 2008 packers and they were mentioned in this video
Don't do my man Tony like that
Well to be fair it’s showing him in a victorious pose, to him in what looks to be an arm sling. So you could infer from it that with him, the teams first but without him their the worst. So really it kinda shows him in an overall positive light. Lol
@@Austin.Kilgore true lol
He always was a choker and is a even worst commentator
I like how the Cowboys “first” is still them losing in the Divisional Round
Another great gem from this platform. Just like T.O. said about Tony Romo: That’s my quarterback
2 Vikings teams that deserve to be mentioned: 2001, the death of Korey Stringer, Denny Green lost the entire team and subsequently fired, the defense was atrocious, Carter and Moss argued a lot on the sidelines and then Mike Tice gets hired And then 2010, Favre plays the retirement game again and then completely struggles and immediately looks old and washed up. The Randy Moss trade that completely blew up in their face, Childress gets fired. The freaking Metrodome roof collapses, literally everything that could go wrong for the Vikings did go wrong and the franchise went into turmoil for a few years.
9:26 Okay the collapse of that Titans team from 2003 to 2004 was mainly due to Eddie George getting released, and probably the biggest loss of all was Jevon Kearse leaving for the Eagles in free agency. Kearse was a leader on that defense and sort of the glue that held them together. Titans defense took a few years to rebuild themselves back up around Bullock, Haynesworth, and Vanden Bosch!
Why would you know all this you can out your energy into something that benefits you and I grew up in this era I'm a big Terrell Owens fan as well
@@perrycoffey5410 What? No I just remember those Titans teams well
@@JWex-jy7sk oh my bad they had a good team didn't know they released Eddie george
The team ran into Salary Cap issues in 2004. Same for the Ravens in 2002.
Good video. A few more that could be mentioned. 1980 Buccaneers- The feel good story and division champions of '79 returned to their last place ways at 5-10-1. 1990 Broncos - 11-5 conference champions in 1989 saw everything go wrong in '90 at 5-11. Also honorable mention (pre merger era) to the 1964 Giants. Three time conference champions from '61-'63 got old all at once and finished last at 2-10-2 in a seven team division. Best (or worst) "first to worst" team ever. Lol
Yep
The 2022 Titans Went from 12-5 and the first seed to 7-9 blowing a 4 game lead to the jaguars in the division
The race ain’t over yet, wouldn’t surprise me if jags get cocky and lose the winner takes all game
As a Cardinal fan, I have this: 1976 they go 10-4 and miss the playoffs. 1977 they went from 7-3 to losing the final 4 games to finish 7-7 then they lose the first 8 games in 1978 although they finish strong going 6-10. 1998 they make the playoffs for the first time in a non strike season since 1975 and even upset the Cowboys in the wild card game but the following season they go 6-10 and didn't have another winning season until 2008. Speaking of which... 2009 they go 10-6, win the division for the 2nd year in a row, and win the highest scoring playoff game in history only to go 5-11 and finish last in 2010. 2015 they go 13-3 and ended up in the NFC title game only to go 7-8-1 the following year. And finally, in 2021 they start the season 7-0, ended up going 11-6 and got completely embarrassed in the wild card game then in 2022 they're going to finish 4-13 and in dead last.
The Raiders Organization 20 years later, still hasn't recovered from getting stomped in SB 37
Yeah I don't know if there's been a much bigger collapse in professional sports history than that
I'm honestly glad that you guys made this video because yeah everybody always does like to talk about coming back from the worst of first but no this is really interesting seeing all the teams that went from first to last or went from great to suck since several the teams include on here went from second to last or from first to third, but anyways awesome stuff!
10:50 My old friend Tony Graziani getting sacked. Tony went on to a great career in the Arena Football League with the LA Avengers and the Philadelphia Soul winning the AFL title with the latter. In 8 seasons he threw for over 23,000 yards and almost 500 TD's.
As a Rams fan, I really thought there was a chance to repeat but we were pretty beat up this year. That being said, I thought this season would hurt a lot more, but the fact that we at least won one last season made this season mean absolutely nothing to me 😆. It would DEFINITELY have been frustrating if we didn't have a ring to show for those trades
Should've added the 2019 Texans; won the division, won a nail biter against Buffalo, then lost to my chiefs in the divisional round after going up 24-0, and they still haven't recovered
nice to see NFL Throwback posting this content in the last final days of 2022
2022 Bengals almost had a super bowl hangover starting the season off 0-2 but now they have a chance to clinch the AFC north again
Not really. People expected the team to perform well. And they are, having the opportunity to get the #1 seed
The 2022 Rams went from 12-5 SB CHAMP TO A DISASTER 5-10 SEASON
@@jonathanfrimerman8855They broke the 1999 Broncos record for worst defending SB champs.
Thanks for the video NFL Throwback! I would say the Rams especially considering the fact they win the Super Bowl this past season had the biggest letdown.
How about the 1991 bengals? They went from 9-7 in 1990, to 3-13 in 91. That season ended the sam wyche era, and began the bengals being the bungles
Good point. Also there was the 1989 Bengals. They went from 12-4 division and conference champions in '88 to 8-8 and last place in the competitive AFC Central as the other three teams all made the playoffs.
2022 Bengals denied it They improved from 10-7 to 11-4 with 2 games left
My heart still drops seeing the dez catch getting over turned
Poetic justice considering they got away with a blatant pass interference call the week before against Detroit.
@@Rockhound6165 that was the karma playoffs for nfc. Lions shafted by DAL, DAL loses to GB on dez catch/drop, GB loses to SEA in OT, SEA int at the 1 yd line in SB 49
@@JD-ib9zd never thought of that. Good catch.
What about first to worst to first? That would be fun!
Watching the 49ers fall apart in the late 90's was glorious. Especially with T.O. on some of those teams.
I guess the silver lining of being a Bills fan my entire life (but started watching in 2001/02), you KNOW we're not gonna be on this list lol
I've never clicked so fast on something before lmao NFL Throwback is always dropping gems
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When my boy Tony Romo went down I knew it was gonna be bad and it went about as bad as I thought and it showed the Romo haters how important he really was to us and how he carried us for many many years
Nice seeing throwback putting out good content
Next video do a video of the history of NFL rivalries an divisions
That 2008 Packers squad had seven 1-score losses, so it's not surprising that they regressed to the mean and improved in the following years, from a wild-card appearance in 2009, to a Super Bowl win in 2010, to a 15-1 season in 2011, and from there settled in to about 10-12 wins in every season from 2012-2021 where Rodgers didn't miss significant time. And Dez dropped it.
no
No
The 2022 cardinals. The last unbeaten team in 2021 blew up the following year. Arizona had just 1 home win, and kliff Kingsbury was shown the door after the season concluded
Great Video 📸 NFL Throwback 🏈 Keep Up The Good Work 👍 Happy New Year 🎉🎊🥂🍾🎇🎆.
of course for sure that no catch from Dez Bryant, that was one of the biggest NFL blunders ever from the refs, and of course DEZ caught it
And yet you fail to mention the non pass interference call against Detroit the week before. Typical Cowboy cry baby.
For tournaround seasons 2022 Giants from 4-13 in 2021 to likely 10-6-1 in 2022 2022 Eagles I know they made the postseason in 2021 at 9-8 but no one saw them winning 13-2 record
In 2004, the packers won their 3rd straight nfc north title at 10-6. In 2005, they went 4-12. First losing season since 1991. Brett favre committed an nfl record 36 turnovers
How can you miss the 2010 Vikings. Went to the '09 NFC Championship to lose in OT, then in '10 have quite the saga of a 6-10 season with a few guys coercing Favre to come back, a disastrous trade with Randy Moss, the Metrodome roof collapse and Favre with the text message investigation. That team looked so disjointed after such a promising '09 season that they deserve to be on this list of letdowns.
Man is this ever facts! Everything they seemed to do right in 2009 just all came crashing down with one thing after another every single week
Also Brett favre with the Mississippi scandal what a pos he is
Fax
2001 team as well,
@@chadadams6052 Still insane Mike Tice lasted 4 years there after they fired Dennis Green before the last game of the season!
6:11 JaguarGator 9 has a video about that 1980 Patriots team.
10:32 This is really good quality video for 1999 footage
2016 broncos are the worst defending champ in sports history. All that “broncos d carried manning to his second SUPERBOWL” crowd got real quite real fast
*1999 team Although that 1998 team not only had Elway retire, but Terrell Davis went down after like 4-5 games due to injury. Plus they lost Atwater and some other key players in free agency
Just to put the icing on top of the cake, the Broncos downfall after SB 50 began the endless QB search and rebuild that both continue to this day. It’s gonna take a long time for the franchise to recover from all this
Nah. That nod goes to 2021 and 2022 rams
2016 giants weren’t first in their division though
As a Cowboys fan, 2014 was such a hype year, unfortunately crushed by referee favoritism to GB. Typical. But man, when the trio of Dez, Murray, and Romo were out, I knew we were boned. No one believed me, saying the o-line would make any RB look good. Then we went 4-12. Disappointing, but not surprising.
That shitty catch rule was a cancer to the league.
i mean it wasn’t the ground game that was the problem. didn’t darren mcfadden have 1000 yards
LOL at a Cowboy fan whining about referee favoritism. Funny how EVERY one of the forget the horrible non call against Detroit the week before.
Scoring so quickly didn't seem to be the smartest decision as it would have been more time on the clock to allow Rodgers to score a touchdown.
There was still 4 minutes left in that Cowboys and Packers playoff "Dez Caught it' game Plenty of time for Aaron and Green Bay to retake the lead and/or win the game.. this just shows though when you're a fan, enjoy a great season while u can, cuz never know when you will look that good again or get to the championship again .
Shows how valuable Tony Romo was
As a place holder for the number 9 jersey
Romo was a huge Band-Aid player.
Lmao, what value?? Dude was the issue with those Boys teams, no-one else.
@@davidparkes7741 you mean his bottom feeder defenses, shitty coaching, and shitty olines? Ok dude you clearly don't know wtf you're talking about
Is it good that the Bengals were left out (twice)? Went to Super Bowl in 1988, finished last in 1989 (at 8-8). Won the AFC Central in 1990, collapsed in 1991.
Could you make more of these types of videos
I just want to say, as an Eagles fan, I’m so glad we didn’t suffer from Super Bowl hangover after we got our first ring
Love to see that both teams from Super Bowl XXXIII collapsed after that season
I remember watching the Texans in 2012 and 2013 and knew these teams were going to come up here at some point in the video.
1:14 "When four different Quarterbacks start a game in one season, things probably aren't going great" Me: crying and laughing in 49ers. (3rd so far, and this one is playing the best of the three)
That the last picked player in the draft is fitting right in at quarterback, it has eased my near-lifetime hatred of the 49ers.
Ha, finally a fail compilation where my Detroit Lions were barely represented! Because here you had to be doing well, at first.
The start of the Matt Millen era definitely counts as a major letdown though!
Hey, coming back in 2023. The Rams did bounce back a little. They went 10-7 and made it back to the playoffs.
Ever since the Aikman, Emmitt Era, no one's ever been scared of the cowgirls. No one. They could be undefeated and no one would worry playing them in the playoffs. I remember the Romo days. Laughing and telling people they'd lose every time. They did. Lol. Go niners
2007 season was different. No one in the NFC wanted to face them
As a Boys fan I actually kinda agree with OP.
The 18-1 patriots went 11-5 and missed the playoffs without Brady. That’s not too bad… But they scored half of what they did with Brady.
What do most of these have in common? Injuries. To quote a recently passed NFL vet, "The best ability is availability"
Cowboys 2014 season: ended with rob that catch should be catch. Following season was a huge nightmare.
You Cowboy cry babies make me laugh considering you benefitted from a horrible non PI call against Detroit not to mention Dez Bryant running onto the field to argue with the officials which should have been flagged also not to mention the slew of Cowboy calls over the years.
As a Houston native and fan of everything we have sports wise I’m not surprised not one bit.
Dez caught it 😔still hurts, Dez will forever be my favorite Cowboy of all time🤍💙🤍💙✭ 🐐DC4L
I feel like you could have put half of Mike Smith's Falcons teams on here. It puzzles me how he won Coach of the Year three times when he could never put together a string of good teams. There's a reason why he hasn't been a head coach ever since the Falcons canned him. The 2002 Rams always get a mention on these lists but everyone forgets that the 2002 Patriots went 8-8 and missed the playoffs. The 2020 Texans had a Divisional Playoff hangover, going 4-12 the season after blowing their 24 point lead and losing to the Chiefs. The 1982 49ers went from winning the Super Bowl to going 3-6 in a strike shortened season. Yes, there were only nine games that year but it feels like it should get a mention.
never been this early😅 (But jerry was #1 Wr Randy second and cris carter will def be 3rd) /Keep making banger’s’ and 2016 was a good year for Odell Eli manning and Victor cruz 6:26
You should do a Frank Gore career highlights
As a Rams fan, I’m already crying looking at the title.
Relax. You won a Super Bowl just 10 months ago, just take this as a "bye-year" and come back next year. Your best starters aren't even playing either.
@@Carbine64 I know things could be a lot worse, just disappointed with all the injuries and underperformance.
@@thekingbarrelmaker7642I know Seahawks & 49ers fans found the Rams poor SB championship defense hilarious.
Before seeing if it's in the list, my biggest letdown was the 2005 Eagles. Went to the Super Bowl the previous year and played a close game. Then finished 6-10 and got swept by the division
I see they didn't mention the 2017 Jacksonville Jaguars. They won the AFC South, and then the 2018 season it fell apart quickly.
After starting the season 3-1 which included a win over the defending champion Patriots.
@@shauncameron8390 *Super Bowl runner up
"When four starting quarterbacks start a game in one season, things probably aren't going great" Unless you're the 2023 Browns. Then you somehow have 5 start and go 11-6 through the season and make it into the wild card game.
You missed the 2019-2020 Houston Texans. They went from 11-5 to 4-12
Also my 2016-present Broncos. From SB Champs to not making the playoffs since 😭
@@makuaharvey3232At least some Broncos fans feel that the ring was worth it.
The cowboys have never been consistent in the past years. Its been playoff, miss, divisional, miss,
anyone know where to find the music at 3:40?
The 99 Rams took full advantage of the Falcons and 49ers having bad seasons Steve Young and Jamal Anderson both got hurt no wonder they won the NFC west division who else was going to win the Division the Panthers and the Saints 😂
surprised the 2017 Jaguars weren't on here; they went from near super bowl appearance to an awful year after that.
No nfl team will ever match the 1999 Chicago Bulls though. Rams came kinda close, but not really.
Yeah, but if the 2015 implosion doesn't happen then the Cowboys don't get Zeke. They probably still get Dak, but who knows. Bottom line, it all worked out.
Resulting in only 1 playoff win after that implosion. It was sad to see Romo end his career this way after the team finally started to gel
Uh, tell the whole truth. Ted Washington broke his damn leg in 2002. The Bears' defense suffered because their methodology didn't work without him. The entire point of that defense was to occupy the o-line with big bodies up front so that Urlacher and company could mop up behind them. Without Washington they couldn't control the field. They didn't just fold and become "the old bears". It was more than just mentally checking out.
Superbowl XXXIII teams have a hangover
I feel like this is a trend, teams one year do so well and then the next year, it goes so bad for them
The Raiders still haven't completely recovered since that Super Bowl massacre by the buccaneers in 2002, they haven't won a playoff game since then, they would not make the playoffs again for another fourteen years
Can’t really include teams that got injury riddled big time. Colts and Cowboys would have had a good record had their QBs not gotten hurt.
The 1999 Broncos should not be in the list because Griese has to face some growing pains and we have a tough schedule.
Well the 1999 Broncos were the worst defending Super bowl champs until the Rams broke that record 23 years later.
I thought you were gonna put 2020-present Cleveland browns. The reason why is because it was the first time in a while the browns won an NFL playoff game. Then, they went downhill because of many things like Odell Beckham Jr, Baker Mayfield and more.
Of course clips like this, they always start with the Dallas Cowboys!
I still have nightmares about the Romo years, so glad he's not QB anymore, cause newsflash y'all, HE was the issue with those teams, no-one else. It sucks that Dak doesn't seem to be the answer either.
You should do a best teams to not make the playoffs next
Colts had it hard, then passed to Broncos once Peyton left 😂
What does, Danny white/ tony romo/ dake Prescott all have in common? NO CHAMPIONSHIP BLOOD FLOWS THROUGH THEIR VEINS!! 🤣🤣🤣
You missed the 1963 New York Giants when they went 11-3 and lost the Chicago Bears in NFL championship and 2-11-1 and last place in 1964.
The falcons run game with Steven Jackson was historically bad
You could've included the disaster that was the '05 Packers
Fa me not ta b a Carolina fan I was major maad when Cam lost n SB 50 out chea n da Bay!!
2 teams I would have mentioned were the 2017 Jaguars (10-6 and AFC Championship appearance) to the 2018 Jaguars (5-11). And the 2015 Broncos (12-4 and Super Bowl Champions) to the 2016 Broncos (9-7 but missed playoffs).
The broncos were still competitive and expected to make the playoffs. And they finished 9-7 which is still good. The jags probably doesn’t qualify as a candidate for this list
You don't know the definition of first to worst do you?
Yeah I knew 2022 Rams would be here
Seahawks & 49ers fans found the Rams bad SB champ defending job hilarious.
Damn! Those hits the QB's got in the past will get the defensive players fined and ejected today! Nuff Said!
I have said this for my entire life, DEZ CAUGHT IT!
How about the 94 bills? After 6 straight playoff trips, 4 straight afc title wins, Buffalo went 7-9. The 41-17 loss to New england at home put the bills to bed for good
Honestly, the 2008 Packers shouldn't be on here. Sharing a Division with the 0-16 Lions, GB could've had it WAY worse
Dez Bryant cought that
Damn 99 Niners was haad I 4got dat dey started the 3-1 wit Young at QB
💥💥 49ers and 1998 wasn't first to worst though they were a wild card team the Falcons won the NFC West that year
#1 biggest NFL letdown: LV Raiders every season
Should've had 2013/2015 broncos on here best seasons before Peyton exit to retirement and ever since broncos fell dead last in 7 consecutive seasons Chargers had best 2018 Herbert 1st year and then had 3 straight seasons short of playoffs
They don't mention the Houston Texans Watson collapse cause they'd have to mention the messages
You could of mentioned the Vikings from 2009 to 2010 we went to the nfc championship in 09 and loss then Favre came back in 2010 and wasn't the same vikes went 6-10
1988 Redskins, oops I mean Commanders went from being Superbowl champions with an 11-4 record to 7-9.