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As a lifelong Browns fan, this ending summarizes the entire modern history of our franchise.
Even before Moddel or however you spell his name, took them to Baltimore, we had the Byner fumble at the 2. Even back then they always found a way to lose when it counted the most. Look what happened after they went to Baltimore, they win a superbowl. Every year is a damn rebuilding year for these guys. They are really good at getting our hopes up by having a few strong games and then it looks like they totally forgot how to play.🙄🙄🙄 I miss watching football, but not that much.
only the clowns especially since Truck Stop Jimmy bought it...
@@billibarou This. Another owner who likes to meddle, and thinks he knows what's best, better than the GM, coaches, and staff he hires.
@@robertramsey653 I hate to say this, but here in 2023 I have a hunch the Browns are going to finish in last place, again. Put way too much money into Watson, gave up too many draft picks, too much meddling by Jimmy Haslem in decision making, instead of letting Barry and Stefanski run things. If I'm really, really pessimistic, I say Stefanski gets blamed and fired after this season, and the Browns begin another total overhaul and rebuild for 5+ seasons finishing in last place, having given up everything for years to get Watson.
@@PhilAndersonOutside can I ask you how many comments you can see of mine, because the second one kinda seems out of place without the first one. I posted the first one by accident before I was done writing, and it's just easier to write another comment than it is to try and edit. Idk if it's this way for everyone, but when I try to edit the keep writing or discard buttons keep coming right back after you hit the keep writing button. Idk what's going on with that, but it's quite irritating.
Well, Rudd made everyone forget about the holder almost costing the Browns the game.🤣
Especially the color commentator who kept going in on the holder
@@TheMan750 Dan Dierdorf is his name
He was teased in a commercial for 2k1
Totally wrong. Gardocki had nothing to do with that. It was that idiot rudd.
Yes he did lol
CLE can always snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory.😂
As a Cleveland sports fan I usually don't take crap from a Yankee fan, but I have to 100% agree with this comment because it's true.
The Drive, the Interception, the Fumble…..the HELMET!!!!!
Last year against the Jets was also a catastrophe.
Another scripted NFL game.
Detroit too.
When I heard Dante Hall I was expecting him to run it all the way back. Dude was a monster.
Lmao me too
I’m a Raiders fan and I used to love watching KC play during his years there!
Same exact thoughts went through my mind
Broncos fan here. That name still causes me pain.
Miss guys like cribbs and hall
That “We’ll take it!!” at the end 😂
😂😂😂😂
yeah that was funny!!!
Heard that to 😂😂😂
I remember that day like it was yesterday. Being in that stadium and watching Rudd celebrating as the play was still going on behind him will live in my memory forever. Longest car ride home ever.
dont feel bad, it was scripted. look up gematria effect sports for proof
@@timtruth3679my mfkn man! Refreshing to see a fellow truther who is hip to Gematria and the way they rig and script these games. Salute Bro 💯💯
Dan Dierdorf's reaction always gets me. Not because of his explanation of Rudd's penalty (which is correct, as games can't end on defensive penalties unless they're declined), but because he, just like the rest of us, was shocked that such an event could even happen at the end of a game.
It's what a good TV game analyst does... being aware of the rules, while sharing the reaction of the fans at home (see also: John Madden, Tony Romo)
As a Vikings fan, the team that drafted Dwayne Rudd, I was not shocked in any way by this play. The epitome of what is wrong with team sports. “Who cares about my team or my teammates, LOOK AT ME!!!!”
@@jonathanfox1543 I actually felt sorry for him when it happened, but then, after I saw the replay it was ridiculously undisciplined. Yea, he was excited to "win" and he DID think the play was over, but the only problem is it WASN'T. It was very stupid on his part and as long as I've been watching professional football I've never seen any player excitedly rip off his helmet and throw it, even after a very exciting finish. He was definitely the goat, and not in a good way that game.
In 2015 Dierdorf was the radio analyst for his alma mater Michigan in the game Michigan lost to Michigan State where the punter mishandled the snap and the Michigan State player took it the other way for a TD. Dierdorf was at a loss for words and said he had never seen a game end like that, giving it away to the other team. He must have forgotten about this game 13 years earlier.
@dyates I have seen that several times. Players rip their helmets off and throw them when they think they have won. In fact one example that comes to mind was Alabama vs Tennessee several years ago Bama blocked the last second field goal to win, the guy who blocked it did exactly that and the play wasn’t actually over. The ball wasn’t dead. The refs didn’t call a penalty but they should have. Bama won because no penalty was called.
Remarkably, the Browns somehow someway actually made the playoffs that season
LOL! I watched that full game earlier this year and I just busted a gut. That was such a Browns way to lose in that era. Literally throwing the game away!
They never showed or even reported the specifics of the penalty. Classic NFL fuckery 😮
They did make the playoffs that year though. But they were a laughingstock franchise since then. The abysmal era came after that playoff loss until the 2020 season. 17 year playoff drought.
@newagain9964 - It's a safety rule that's still in effect. Imagine a play is going on and some players are in the thick of it not wearing helmets, while some others players have helmets on. Also, it prevents players from wanting to take their helmets off and use them as weapons. The irony of that is: I believe that rule didn't reach a Browns player a few years ago. In today's NFL, if a ball carrier loses his helmet while the play is going on, the refs will blow the play dead, and the ball gets placed at spot of where the helmet came off. If a player intentionally rips off a helmet of a ball carrier, just to kill the play, that's also a unsportsmanlike conduct penalty due to safety risk.
@@i.m.2bizee569 Yeah i've been watching some games from that season. The Browns in '02 were a pretty plucky and entertaining team to watch.
This game is the definition of what it means to be the Cleveland Browns. The most Browniest Browns games ever!
Not even the chargers could pull that off
Them and the lions seem to share an art in stupidity. Lol.
@treefiddy23what can brown do for you?
Of all the Cleveland Browns in the world, you’re the Cleveland Browniest.
I remember in 2018, the Browns had a 17-game losing streak. They tied against the Steelers and at least one headline read "The Cleveland Browns break their losing streak in the most Browns way possible - with a tie."
I remember listening to this game (called by the great Mitch Holthus) while riding in the truck with my Dad. The Chiefs had missed the playoffs for four-straight seasons, which is a lifetime when you're 15 years old, and this kind of finish to the opening game in '02 made it seem like anything was possible. I still remember the look on my Dad's face when Holthus called out that Dwayne Rudd had thrown his helmet, and the Chiefs were going to get a chance to take the lead. Magic.
Mitch is the best
I wish a Super Bowl would end like this.
The Drive, The Fumble, The Helmet…😂😂😂
Dierdorf did an incredible job calling this game, immediately criticizing the Gardocki penalty and even more immediately calling Rudd for his dire mistake.
Dierdorf was one of my favorite color commentators.
@@greencm7142Dierdorf, Frank Gifford and Al Michaels were my favorite MNF crew.
There was so much foreshadowing in the announcing. "It's only funny if you win." "The Chiefs need a touchdown or a defensive penalty on this play."
A rare Ian Eagle-Dan Dierdorf game on CBS
I believe this was the only time they were paired together ever
Dick Enberg was likely calling the Men’s US Open Final that day.
@lemmiwinks09 Just like when CBS had NFC games, Pat Summerall was the US Open announcer and John Madden was teamed with a different announcer for those weeks.
As a Browns fan, I’m all too familiar with this. The Browns have found more ways to disappoint fans unlike any other team. The Move, The Drive, the Fumble, Red Right 88, etc. 😢
Drafting Johnny Manzell 😂
Jets fan has entered the chat lol
Yes, why do we keep putting ourselves through this kind of treatment every season?
So many bad moments in Cleveland Browns history. However, the Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2020 NFL Playoffs back in 2021.
Bills fan here. I think we’ve suffered just as much as y’all have…
Dan Dierdorf mentions that Dick Vermeil has been around the game a long time and never won one quite like this. Vermeil was also on the winning end of the "Miracle at the Meadowlands" game
I will never forget this game. I'm a Steelers fan so I enjoyed it. :) I watched it in the hospital room that my father was in. Later, we watched Houston beat Dallas in the Texans first ever regular season game. I enjoyed that as well. My father died just a few hours later. I was the only one in our family there. I held his hand and told him to go towards the light as he slipped away.
That’s a sad read.
Sounds like the ending to a book.
One of my most memorable games as a young Chiefs fan. My dad and I watched this one together on our 27 inch box TV in the living room - it was a crazy back and forth game, and ended up epitomizing that entire Chiefs season.
This is one of my first memories as a Chiefs fan. Such a crazy ending
And epitomized the entire history of the Browns
To the younguns... value the time with your dads.
A reminder that the Browns are snakebitten😂
@@vitesse_arnhemAt least (best at first) be aware of what you feel when with him, and notice what will oft be there; age and maturity-dependent, both father and son, and impeding harmony. Competition, resentments, dislike-Father Wounds, often intergenerational may interfere. So, fathers and sons, be present when with each other, and authentic, allow disagreements and hear each other out. Real joy will present itself, and if it already authentically does (or unfortunately, doesn't) cheers mates!
Butch Davis: 🗣️ I left the university of Miami for bad weather, 💩 food & bad draft picks 😮
6:18 '...One of the biggest mistakes in Cleveland Browns history!...' And that's tough competition! 🤣
This should be a Secret Base "Rewinder". _It's September 8, 2002. We're at Cleveland Browns Stadium for this season opener between the Cleveland Browns and the Kansas City Chiefs. With no time left in regulation, Morten Andersen, the oldest player in the NFL, is about to attempt a 30-yard field goal to end this absolutely crazy game. But how did we get to this situation? More specifically, how did the score get like this? (39-37 CLE) To understand everything, we need to rewind..._
Welcome to a moment in history!
well said
Honestly surprised it hasn't been made yet. I could hear your comment.
#Secretbase please get on this!
I remember watching this game live. It was a wild ending for a Chiefs fan. That season KC went 9-0 to start the season, ending up 13-3 and winning the division. We then hosted a divisional playoff game and lost to Payton Manning and the Colts in a game with no punting, a Dante Hall TD return, and me losing my voice for 3 days afterwards from having screamed for the entire game in the nosebleed section of Arrowhead. The 2003-2004 Chiefs are the reason I have trust issues.
Hate to be that guy, but this was the first game of the 2002 season. Chiefs started 9-0 in 2003.
@@CrazeyLazeyHazeyDazey oh shit, my bad! I misremembered that game as being from the 03-04 season!
I would seriously think after winning two SB's over the past 5 seasons and having a once-in-a-lifetime, superb, outstanding duel-purpose QB in Patrick Mahomes, plus, Kansas City played in 3 of the last 4 SB's wouldve erased any long-term paranoid trust issues with the Boys in Red at Arrowhead.
@@davidroberts7282 the recent successes have definitely helped. But that 2003-2004 stretch really made me superstitious for a loooong time.
@@davidroberts7282 The 25 years from 93' to 17' of having some really amazing teams but turning into a freaking pumpkin once the playoffs start has a way of affecting people from a mental standpoint. It's a hard fear to let go of after watching your team lose in the stupidest way on the biggest stage over and over and over. Mahomes absolutely helps though. I actually enjoyed the AFCCG against the Bills in the 2020 season. I just knew that it was gonna be all right. First time I ever had that feeling and it was great. Then it blew up in my face in SB LV. Sports fandom is a fickle mistress.
I was watching 2022 Pats/Raiders game and screamed to high heaven at that ending. I've got to give this KC/CLE game the edge in terms of craziness
Even though they lost this game on an incredible mishap, the browns still were able to make the playoffs
before blowing it again in the playoffs, haha!
Dennis Northcutt had a great game until he didn't.
Oh, he had a very good game, statistically, in that 2002 AFC WC at Steelers combined with an excellent season that year with Cleveland, and honestly, overall he had a decent-to-good NFL career as a WR. He just didnt make the most crucial, necessary absolute-must catch pass of his career when his team, his QB (Holcomb) and his organization needed too. As bad and heartbreaking as that drop might've been, it PALES IN COMPARISON to the drop Wes Welker made early in the 4th quarter on like 2nd and long with the Pats holding to a slim lead and Brady, TBF, did throw a pass downfield that was sort of over Wes's head that even great WR's might struggle catching, but usually do. Wes Welker missed it or dropped it at SB 46, along with Deion Branch also dropping a 3rd and long pass on the next play, New England was forced to punt, Giants then proceeded to drive the ball all the way to the end zone with an Ahmad Bradshaw TD, to take the lead, 21-17. New England got the ball back with less than a minute left, and any last chance of a miracle TD ended when Gronkowski barely missed the tipped-up-and-around deflected pass in the EZ. Game over. New England once lost its second SB in less than 5 years to.Giants by a margin of less than a TD. What happened to Wes Welker and the sort of persistent controversy that has sort of hung over him since then due to that loss, and another one with Denver in SB 48 2 years later, I think those drops and those losses are partly why, IMHO, he's not in the HOF now and maybe why his career didnt last longer and he didnt put up bigger statistics. I honestly think as very good, borderline great of career he had, Wes Welker left 2-3,000 receiving yards on that field. He finished his WR career with close to 10,00 receiving yards. In my view, he should've finished at around 12-13,000 but I think those 3 SB losses, my God, it leaves a cruel, vicious mark on your competitive spirit, nature, ambition, even alters the trajectory of some great players' careers.
@@davidroberts7282 Welker's definitely got CTE. Dude's brain got rattled a lot. He should have made that SB catch, but getting twisted around like that makes it a 50-50 shot at a catch for even the best receivers.
Only one of two times since the Browns rejoined the league in 1999.
Every season a lot of players should watch this kind of plays one after the other for a few days.
Wouldn't help much, players are more camera aware, brand aware & social media aware than ever after every play theres always extra. A basic tackle and you see antics & celebrations. I'll never for the kid who wasnt even dressed for the game running on the field celebrating in the end zone.
What a Cleveland Brownish way to lose a game lol
That is the most Cleveland Brown thing I’ve ever seen!
Dierdorf called the penalty right away. Sharp dude.
Week 1 '02. One of the best NFL opening weekends ever.
If there was a strike that canceled the entire season, the Browns would still find a way to lose a game.
The most Cleveland thing Cleveland can do. This was incredibly funny
You should see the bottle gate game
Cleveland always finds way to beat themselves
This was the first NFL game I ever went to. Hell of an introduction.
I remember this game like yesterday. Can’t believe it been more than 20 years ago.
I vividly remember watching this game and going nuts. My neighbor at the time was Priest Holmes, I lived in Texas. So I LIVED and DIED on every chiefs game.
Priest was fun to watch. He really did take a beating
I had to listen to this game as a kid on the radio in the car while my mom was shopping. It was such a wild finish that it's still in my memory 2 decades later.
I was at that game, and I remember being so mad. I know Rudd did not know play was over, but I was still pissed.😅 it was my first and last Browns game I ever went too.
If I remember correctly, and I think I do, Trent Green had lateraled the ball back to an O-lineman or offensive player twice while being sacked before the Rudd play. I’m not saying Rudd should’ve known. I’m just saying that I couldn’t believe he tried lateraling again. I’ve never seen a QB before or since do that.
@@CrazeyLazeyHazeyDazey despite times call for despite moments they say, and the QB had the balls to do despite things I guess.
nine lead changes?? holy hell this must've been one of the most entertaining games ever. The ending was just the icing on the cake lol
That year, KC was scoring something like 40+ points a game and had no defense. This was Dick Vermiel after all. It was a refreshing change from Marty-ball (run, run, pass, punt) but amounted in a first-round exit from the playoffs just the same.
Watched this live at my apartment during my senior year at the University of Kansas. Absolutely nuts. I still bring this up often when talking shop about the Chiefs.
Discipline is so important in sports. Browns need to learn this.
After Mike Brown defeated the Browns in overtime a year before this, Cleveland's immaculate throwing of games just began to pour and pour on.
You see, the thing is you're in Cleveland. I was in Cleveland ...... ONCE!!.
Is that when a ref got shoved?
Didn’t realized those both teams made field goal in final seconds of the game back in 2004
This game is a perfect illustration of every single year for the Browns.
This is one of the earliest memories I have of football. I remember the anticipation for the game. I was a little kid and can't remember why it was so important but it was wild.
Fun fact: This didn't end up mattering in the long run. The Browns finished the season 9-7 and were the #6 seed in the AFC. Had they finished 10-6, they would have still finished behind the Steelers in the division and would have lost the tiebreaker with Indianapolis anyway. Meanwhile, the Chiefs still missed the playoffs at 8-8.
Then the browns in browns fashion would blow it in the play offs. Browns can’t make it anymore to the playoffs lol.
Tf you talking about? KC started 9-0 and finished 13-3.
@@blindjustice8718 - You're in the wrong year. This game was in 2002. KC's 9-0 start was the next season.
@@CB018332 I stand corrected
@@blindjustice8718 Happens. Hard to believe this was 20 years ago
Rudd is enshrined forever in the dumbbell Hall of Shame. 😅
Yes, I was watching this one...this ending has stuck with me over the years. Was crazy watching it live and it's still crazy watching it these years later 😂
If I just woke up from a 20 year long coma and you described this ending without naming the team that blew it, I would immediately say it was the Browns. Typical loss 😂
"The Mistake by the Lake, and Factory of Sadness," was so true this day. I was there for this game! My girl was a Browns fan and I, a die-hard Raider fan, I absolutely was rooting for the Browns like never before. We were both Devastated!
#RaiderNation, baby!
I attended that game. I am from Kansas City and went with my old school pal's from Ohio State. Cleveland fans are great! I was struck with a couple beers but it was a hot day and I'm a good sport. Lot's of laughs. I'll never forget that day! lol
NFL Throwback Never Disappoints Me Keep Up The Good Work.
Cleveland always finds a way to melt their faces off their skulls by losing a game in one of the worst ways imaginable.
6:57 listen to the pure thunder of boos a full minute after the game is over. That's passion. You have to love (and cry for) the kicked and beaten Cleveland fans.
Watching this clip reminds me that you guys should post moments or games that a team lost in a whacky way like this, but it didn’t matter anyway because they made the playoffs. 4th and 2 2009 pats and colts is another example of what I mean
One of the wackiest endings is Saints @ Jaguars 2003
@@liveinlovealways yes that is another example! But it’s one that mattered bc the saints were eliminated following the loss
Thanks for posting. I’m a Chiefs fan and have watched every game for many many years but I didn’t even remember this one.
Interesting how I came across this. This is the only Chiefs game I have missed in the past 5 years, but was listening to it on the radio returning on a very long road trip. Was really surprised, being on the east coast, that this game could be found on regular radio then, but never saw the footage till now. Amazing how interesting some finishes can be.
The Browns find some of the most hurtful ways to lose games.
Honestly one of the dumbest plays in sports history. All he had to do was have the smallest sense of situational awareness and they would've won.
I didn’t even see the first penalty on #17 for cleveland on this clip
One of the few times DD was actually funny. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This happened in my first semester of college. I'm a Chiefs fan. One of the friends I had just met 2 weeks before is a Browns fan. We (I) had a lot of fun with this one. Is it wrong that his response to this was "I'm honestly not even surprised by this shit anymore." as he sat there shaking his head?
As both a player and a coach, the thing I emphasized more than any other to my team, is you keep playing the game until the whistle blows! Stopping or celebrating too early has cost so many teams the game and players their careers. When will the show ponies ever learn this lesson?
The only way this could have been crazier is if the KC kicker missed the field goal after all that. This was awesome.
There is nothing quite as refreshing as watching the Cleveland Browns football team making history
"Let me tell you something! Let me....ummm...Dwayne Rudd THREW HIS HELMET while the play was going on. THAT'S A DEFENSIVE PENALTY! THE GAME CAN'T END ON DEFENSIVE PENALTY!" LOL! Love it. Still one of the biggest game deciding mistakes ever.
Should have been offsetting penalties for sure…Right in the middle of the last play, Warren was being held for at least 5-7 seconds, big time! Check it out. Wow!
@@larrydigangi4707- Should of- Would of- Could of.
I hear you, but the falcons blowing a 28-3 lead in the superbowl is still hands down the craziest way to blow a game.
Browns fan: Whats a Superbowl?
@@mcdirty764 except that the browns have more championships than the falcons....
@@maintaintogrowyeah... before the Superbowl era
@jayharv285 Hey, they have banners. The falcons don't...
@@maintaintogrow well mcdirty was talking about the Superbowl. Something the Falcons can at least say they have been in
How is this the first time I’ve seen this?!?!? Incredible!!! I love sports!!! I knew something was coming but I couldn’t put this one together! Wowzers 😻
That is the definition of "snatching defeat from the jaws of victory"....Only the Browns...
Browns made the playoffs that year so it made up for this unbelievable indescribable ending.
Did it? All you did was get beat by your rivals
One of only two appearances this millennium.
As a Bengals fan, I feel bad for the Cleveland Browns fans. I feel y'all pain. We sucked too for many years before we came good again with the players we got now. Cleveland fans are some of the most loyal fan bases out there in the NFL. They deserve better than this
Now the Browns actually have had a good roster (which this is the most sustained they’ve had since coming back in the league) but they just haven’t been able to get it together after that 2020 season. Now 2023 is pretty much a prove it season for really the whole franchise or else they might be having the slow beginning of possibly another 18 year playoff drought.
@@lakerskid2013 That's true
@lakerskid2013 I feel like the Browns are one of those teams that have been cursed for a long time, just like my Cincinnati Bengals but it's like when Cleveland does get a good team, it's like they don't know how to put it all together
This is the most Cleveland ending since the Ernest Byner fumble in '87
One of those games you'd see on the ticker tape change score twice or more in under a minute left across the country and go, "what the heck is going on in THAT game?!"
camera doesn't show gardocki's taunt
I was at that game and my seat was situated so I was looking directly over Rudd watching Tait run down the field. When I saw Rudd throw his helmet, I immediately knew we were done.
Wow the end was so hard to watch .. as a Bucs fan .. I relate in ways too painful to remember. #fanTraumaIsReal #goodLuckBrownsThisSeason
Chris Gardocki: great we’re gonna lose because of me Rudd: hold my beer
WHAT A GAFFE! I'm dying over here! 🤣
Later on on the NFL Today set, Deion Sanders was like “Dwayne Rudd, what are you absolutely thinking about? Have you lost your mind?!” What else I remember about this day is that it was the same day Pete Sampras won his last tournament.
Remember the Halloween pregame show where Deion was giving out treats to kids dressed as their favorite players? He gave the Dwayne Rudd kid a roll of duct tape.
Scorigami, anyone?
Being a Browns fan is something you're born with--like a club foot.
This should be a teaching tool for every football coach.
Scorigami!
One of the most iconic Scorigamis ever
That's why this game became infamously known as the Helmetgate game, a close second to the even more infamous Bottlegate game vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars where, apparently, it's perfectly legal to review a play from two plays ago when it was obvious that another play had been executed!! By rules, once another play has been executed, the request becomes null and void, AND NOBODY CAN CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE!! Truly, one of the greatest screw jobs in NFL history!!!!!
Taunt on the holder lmfao
So glad this showed up on my recommended list. Insane haha!!
I remember watching that game as a kid. I was at my moms house. And i quit watching after Trent Green slid with 4 seconds left. I thought, much like the rest of us, "Well, this game is over." About 10 minutes later i get a call from my dad asking if i had watched the ending. And he had to explain to me what happened. And since he used to always record the games, we watched it when i went to his house a few days later. Unbelievable
What's even more shocking than the mistake is that Cleveland managed to score 39pts in an actual NFL game.
I remember watching this game live from a bar in Cleveland. I was fairly new to the city and although I was a fan of the Browns, I'm really a Bills fan. The place was going nuts when the Browns went ahead (it was a DIVE bar and all the regulars were buzzed pretty good) and when they called a penalty on Rudd it was actually comical to see the faces of everyone at the bar. LOL. That was SO typical of those Browns teams back then. It hasn't really gotten much better for them through the years, but maybe it'll finally turn around for them this year as the city really does have phenomenal fans.
Yeah who does Cleveland have on team this year? At QB? Not good! They have Nick Chubb at RB.
@@aspenrebel I guess time will tell. I hear you on the QB position. That jury is still out.
For the record number 17 did nothing but litterally shout back at the Dline that yelled at him after helping picking up a lineman.
Some sources claim Gardocki said something racist and/or homophobic
That's cold smh...go Steelers
Saw the thumbnail and knew what happened. I'll never forget this. My brother lost his voice cussing out the refs lol
That frustration really ruined the Cleveland Browns opportunity to win. YOU BLEW IT!!
I remember watching this live. As a Chiefs fan, it was magical.
I remember watching this. One of the wildest endings to a game I have ever seen.
That’s just Cleveland being Cleveland. 😂😂😂😂
So remember watching this in 2002. Lifetime Chiefs fan….couldn’t believe it!
As I was watching this I was trying to remember what game it was then it struck “this was not the Dwayne Rudd throwing his helmet game was it”
the one bit of revenge we got for this against the karma gods was in 2007 when they said dawson missed that field goal vs Baltimore but they literally pulled the teams out of the locker rooms because he in fact technically made it and we ended up winning the game
Office tackle gets a lateral, and breaks off a 30 yard run - and thats maybe the 4th or 5th most interesting thing that happened during the final 10 seconds of the game.
So glad this came up in my recommended. I feel like I saw history being made
As a Browns fan, there are way too many games that go that way 😢