A Packers' meltdown, a Seahawks' improbable comeback, it all needs a deep rewind

99.3% out of a hundred is about as close to certainty as you can possibly get. That was the win probability percentage that Pro-Football-Reference.com projected for the Green Bay Packers during the fourth quarter of the 2014 NFC Championship against the Seattle Seahawks. Leading by two scores with less than five minutes remaining, Green Bay certainly looked like they were heading to the Super Bowl. The thing about football though, is that nothing is ever guaranteed until the clock hits triple zeros.
So while Green Bay was very close to advancing to the big game, they ended up finding themselves with their back against the ropes in overtime. I could tell you exactly what led to the Seahawks’ miraculous comeback but what’s the fun in that? To truly understand the magnitude of this moment, you have to know the strange history between these two teams, how a quarterback who was doubted before entering the league is in a position to lead his team to back-to-back Super Bowls, and how an undrafted free agent became a Seattle hero. To do all of that, we gotta rewind.
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[@regmik]

In these NFC playoffs, Detroit lost a heartbreaker against Dallas, Dallas lost against Packers in an agonizing fashion, then this Packers meltdown happened, and Patriots defeated Seahawks in the Superbowl with the Malcolm Butler goal line interception. What a season that was!!

[@BrianFarstvedt]

That Detroit loss was the biggest scam ever and Secret Base should make a video about it, I’ve never seen refs do what they did that day

[@kevinstewart8054]

@@BrianFarstvedt the refs tried to explain that face guarding wasn’t a penalty on the books. That was just plain nasty.

[@p.jjohnson313]

Was just about to say this. As a lions fan, that was the most heartbreaking loss I’ve seen living.

[@seandaniels7938]

@@BrianFarstvedt lions won that game idgaf we won that game

[@DanielGonzalez-jg2vw]

Still can't believe the Seahawks didn't run the ball.

[@ErickGarcia-nt7yk]

A packers postseason meltdown? How unexpected

[@recitationtohear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe1g6muoZWIkKc Fax

[@RoscoMontana21]

Losing to the Niners was 10x more pathetic than this game was.

[@SVdreamin]

@@RoscoMontana21 as a bears fan i recognize my team as a dumpster fire but i always loom forward to the packer postseason Ls

[@amr-bw4gf]

alway fun seeing rodgers choke

[@jamfd3s788]

@@amr-bw4gf hmm funny to see the haters think Rodgers plays on punt teams and then after watching this video now they think he plays on kick return teams as well, was really fun seeing Rodgers out there dropping easily recovered onside kicks and getting his punts blocked ur right lmao

[@jacoblebold8462]

Secret Base is cold blooded. They’re like, “Hey Packers! You thought that loss to San Fran was bad? Remember this game where you also lost in horrific fashion?”

[@TecMatt]

Just like how they released their rewinder for "the punt" between Michigan and Michigan State like an hour after Michigan beat Ohio State for the first time in a decade

[@Frankieefootballmundial]

Which playoff game are you refering to

[@jacoblebold8462]

@@Frankieefootballmundial The most recent one, where San Francisco won 13-10 at Lambeau Field, possibly ending the Packers' best hopes for a Super Bowl victory.

[@footballthoughts8577]

yes I cried for hours that day screaming as if my legs were being dissolved in acid.

[@marcluu2433]

Green Bay Fans: Which one?

[@CYMotorsport]

Can’t tell if the timing of this upload is thoughtful or savage. As a non-cheesehead, it’s entertaining nonetheless!

[@JudeBlackwell740]

I was just watching your 2012 video

[@TheAveimperator47]

Both

[@logicaldude3611]

Lol the timing is definitely on purpose

[@stevensamuel4634]

We gotta get these guys to do an F1 rewinder

[@krisdaschwab912]

As a Cheesehead, the answer is yes.

[@bmac4]

I just wasn't satisfied enough watching Rodgers and the Packers lose this past weekend, I get to see it again!

[@csaber2007]

For a good time, I also love to revisit the Bears and Vikings constant reshuffling of their GM/Head coach every five years..

[@brett4948]

@@csaber2007 You mad as hell huh

[@MikeCheckVR]

@@brett4948 He real salty.

[@csaber2007]

@@brett4948 Define mad..angry that we lost? Meh..already over that..I just see all the jealous people who probably think their perpetual fecklessness is endearing or drafting in the top 10 every year gives them hope..

[@16ktsgamma]

And again and again and again and again.

[@TheSmokedance]

Thanks, a video about the Packers losing a big playoff game is exactly what I needed to take my mind off the Packers losing a big playoff game

[@recitationtohear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe1g6muoZWIkKc you missed this ㅤ

[@falcon1378]

Rip your reply section man. The NFC is rough man.

[@guacamolegoblin]

Bear down

[@Chalkedrip]

Why did you have to spoil the video

[@lulbaby_1626]

@@guacamolegoblin 🐻 ⬇️

[@ParsnipPizza]

I still think about this game all the time. IMO it's Pete Carroll's greatest game as an NFL coach. He and the Hawks threw everything they could at a Packers team that just...refused to step on the gas. 4 red zones, no TDs. Meanwhile the Seahawks pulled off a great fake and made some great late plays. The perfect game for why you play aggressive and damn the downs odds

[@Shawn_Babcock]

That’s Mike McCarthy for ya. Non-aggressive, passive play calling that gets bailed out by talent

[@robertshonk518]

The counter-argument to that is Atlanta in SB 51. If they had run the ball more they would have run out the clock.

[@anarchy3176]

@@fml5910cope

[@mauricedavis1740]

@@fml5910 rigged= I’m upset with the outcome and i don’t have the knowledge to explain why the packers choked..

[@coreyrowe4119]

7 years later and nothing has changed. Green Bay's special teams is still a dumpster fire. Rodgers wasted a great effort from his defense in the latest playoff debacle vs SF (no TD allowed by defense) just like he did in this game against Seattle (5 turnovers forced).

[@elricbarnfleau6367]

I was going to say the same thing, which sucks as a Packers fan lol

[@stevencooke6451]

Surprised self-styled genius Joe Rogaine couldn't help him. Though I didn't see enough of the game to say for sure how much criticism Rodgers should receive. After that first drive, the three and out by the Niners and the way Green Bay was moving the ball I thought it was going to be a blowout. And Garoppolo and his receivers were far from great much of the game. What a weekend for drama this time though.

[@Mr.Dobalina113]

Jordy Nelson was put into the game to be the hands guy on that onside kick. Like that was his job and it should have been clear to everyone. But Bostick jumped in front of Nelson like an idiot.

[@protoman1365]

Those are the only two games in the playoffs where he cost them a chance to win a title after his defense played decently (though this game they shat the bed at the end, that game they played well all the way through). At least in this game he managed to rally the Packers to a game tying field goal to try and salvage the situation partially, in the 49ers game at home he had Lazard open, and if he hits him Lazard more than likely gets a ton of yardage and maybe into FG range to win the game for Green Bay - but of course he made a bad choice and directly cost his team the game. Anyhow, every other game the team had no chance, or they got destroyed.

[@johnstronz4672]

@@protoman1365 like the NFC Championship last year when the Packers D got him 3 picks they scored a single FG on?

[@jayburditt9184]

Please do the 1991 world series. One of the greatest series ever played! Two teams that went from Last place in their division the season prior to playing in the World Series. A legendary game 7, 0-0 score in bottom of the 10th, walk-off hit, incredible pitching performances etc. I can't describe enough how great this series was.

[@bmac4]

I mean Jon Bois did a bit of one in his Lonnie Smith video on that ending.

[@jayburditt9184]

@@bmac4 Oh I didn't know that.

[@Josh-xl6zh]

Jack Morris 10 inning complete game shutout in game 7 could be a video by itself, this series had it all

[@buehrle90]

This is the Kirby Puckett walk-off rewinder video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIi1f4GvhZijipY

[@bearlutz8114]

@Clara lmfao!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍🤣🤣

[@OMGYasuke]

Man, if only the Packers had home advantage. Surely they would’ve won, especially in that cold weather they’re used to 😀.

[@DragonaAuntstar]

Lol the shade at Jimmy G teabagging them

[@rolmodel12.]

🤦🏼‍♂️ooof Well played, sir, wellll plaaayed

[@terucks]

49ers says, “hold my E-40 Gin and Juice 🍷

[@DragonaAuntstar]

@@terucks “pushin through the line sackin sackin, sippin on Aaron juice”

[@giovan5219]

Lmao

[@MrTMemify]

Don’t worry, Rodgers in the next 7 years after this game is going to make at least one super bowl, no way he can’t 😁

[@recitationtohear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe1g6muoZWIkKc you missed this ㅤ

[@blowc1612]

@Call Me, BLEGH Me, If You Wanna Reach Me he would need to get 4 more after that and appear at lead in 6 more Super Bowls.

[@miccrhaafetl5101]

@Call Me, BLEGH Me, If You Wanna Reach Me LoL

[@blowc1612]

@Call Me, BLEGH Me, If You Wanna Reach Me you’re a dummy. In comparing the two positions alone it’s clear Rodgers isn’t near GOAT even Mahommes at this point is higher at this conversation at this point.

[@DragonaAuntstar]

@@blowc1612 ok I’m a tb12 hater who can still admit Brady’s the goat(bc he’s that damn good) but wtf did you just say? You know mahomes has spent his career in the best offense system possibly in nfl history right? Most of his throws are designed plays(including screens and jet passes) to make his job easier by throwing to hill and kelce. Mahomes Is a generational talent but Rodgers has never had that kind of help. He’s had help but he’s never had a good system.

[@ppldostuffs1602]

As a Bears fan, this’ll help heal the wounds of the Double Doink rewind…

[@E_tiBEAMERBOY]

Definitely! Always nice to see Rodgers and the packers fail in the post season especially

[@manniesupasport7977]

I love watching the 2010 NFC Championship game

[@SeanMog]

An interesting video could be on the 2017 Detroit Lions, week 3, against Atlanta. The Lions got a TD to win the game with 8 seconds left, but it was automatically reviewed. The refs overturned their call, AND because of the review, there was a ten second runoff, and the game was over. The season ended with the Lions having a 9-7 record and missed the playoffs with Atlanta taking the last slot with a 10-6 record. Because the Lions missed the playoffs, Jim Caldwell was fired for Matt Patricia who turned the Lions into losers again. Pretty much all because of that one play.

[@aj9196]

Lions fan here... That happened on my birthday. I'm also still salty about the picked up flag for pass interference/no flag for Dez running onto the field without his helmet from this post season when they played Dallas. STG, being a Lions fan is only good for describing ways to lose games you didn't even know were possible.

[@vrpk7]

I went ballistic when this happened.

[@cr-nd8qh]

Dam I didn't know they missed the playoffs because if it. Jesus

[@aj9196]

@@cr-nd8qh They did. I remember the Detroit Free Press was all over it when Atlanta snagged the last spot and this game was highlighted. I HATE taking this avenue, but the amount of times that official bad calls/no calls have directly decided games against us is outrageous. And in many cases, it leads to some ridiculous last minute play that is all anyone remembers. Refs missed a clear delay of game on Baltimore this year, but nobody will ever acknowledge that because they will only be talking about Justin Tucker's (admittedly impressive) 66-yard record field goal. I have to watch a replay of that ****ing "Monday Night Miracle" hail mary from Rodgers every single time the Packers play at Ford Field, but nobody remembers the phantom face mask call (replays clearly show that the defender never touched Rodgers facemask) that gave him another shot after he missed the first one. I could go on, but being a Lions fan is truly an exercise in masochism.

[@dawsonbosco8217]

Oh my goodness this is a repressed memory for me. Not even a fan of either team, but that is one of the most painful plays to go back and watch.

[@Grat55555]

Packer fans getting clowned this whole week huh

[@KuyaArbee]

Yes lol 😂

[@_thomas1031]

Pouring salt in the wound for us Packers fans for uploading this one right now😭

[@drewsimoncomedy]

As a Seahawks fan this is by far the most memorable victory ever! Even more so than beating up on the Broncos in the Super Bowl the year before. The emotions in this game were off the charts. I gave up hope so many times

[@ryanburkholder2076]

Same. I ended up on my living room floor after the last interception Russ threw out of frustration, then I didn't leave that spot once they started rolling for the fear of messing with the good energy. But that's just how superstitious I am haha!

[@chadalpha7983]

It would be the second most memorable if they handed the ball to Lynch, not that I'm bitter

[@michaelscott4909]

I'm a Bears fan but during GB - SEA and NE - ATL, I knew all along that those games weren't OVER OVER. The 4th Wilson pick looked bleak, but then GB went 3 and out. Even when it became 19-14, I knew Seattle still had a chance even if they didn't recover the onside kick. I think they still had 2 timeouts and the 2 minute warning, so that scenario wasn't impossible. As Rich Eisen pointed out on the highlights, Seattle was unfathomably going to score too QUICKLY! That was true, since GB was able to get a tying field goal.

[@tfofurn]

Oh, no. I just realized Bills/Chiefs 13 seconds is probably going to get a Rewind in a few years. 😭

[@VeteranVandal]

Is it that bad, tho? If the coin toss went the other way, Bills would've won. The coin toss is so dumb.

[@qshot9848]

Arguably the entire divisional round and Week 18 will be getting a deep rewind sooner then later.

[@BrokeredHeart]

I was at my staff holiday party that night, stressing out in front of a bowling alley bar TV as the fourth quarter ticked away. The bartender was a gloating Packers fan, and I was the only one in the bar, sitting alone with my Seahawks gear on. As soon as that final INT was made, I got texts from friends and family telling me, sorry kid, better luck next season. And I thought, no, it's not over. I mean, WHO takes a knee with over 5 minutes still left in regulation?? Sure, their QB is Aaron Rodgers, but you play down the clock, and try to get as many yards as possible. You don't slide down to the turf and start celebrating your victory prematurely. I went on to witness the greatest playoff comeback to that date. That onside kick was so improbable, and yet the execution was perfect. The two point conversion/ desperation pass would never have worked in another game, and that day it did. And meanwhile, the bar starts getting busier and louder with coworkers, who have no skin in the game, coming to cheer on the Seahawks. The bartender, unsurprisingly, disappeared right before overtime started, and I knew that when Seattle won the toss that they would win it all. All this being said, it's a shame that the rules for the NFL don't allow for the team that didn't win the toss to have a chance at possession in OT. Imagine a game where Rodgers responds in kind with a Hail Mary pass of his own to tie the game again. Or where the LOB clinches the win for their team in due fashion. That's great television and great for the sport! It was a dramatic walk-off win for Seattle, and it's still one of the most exhilarating games I've witnessed, but for a win to be based off a lucky coin flip when skill and timing have gotten them this far, especially where the outcome determines which franchise goes on to play for a Super Bowl title, it seems to be robbing the players and the fans of a fair finish. Yeah, the defense needs to establish itself if they want the win, but it's only one team called upon to do that unless both teams get possession. When the winner of the coin toss gets first possession of OT, their likelihood of winning the game is above 90%. That is hardly a level playing field, and that's what they need to change next season.

[@johnchedsey1306]

Speaking of OT rules, I have an idea that avoids the coin toss issue. If a playoff game goes into OT, regard the transition between 4th & OT the same way you do from 3rd to 4th quarter. ie, If a team has the ball on their 30 and it's 3 and 10, they start the "5th quarter" with that down and distance and just continue on. If you end the 4th with tying field goal, you kick off, which would have had the Chefs kicking off to the Bills the other night. Basically, rather than start "a new game", continue into the OT period where the game left off. It would create some new strategies on how to deal with that scenario.

[@juandufree4309]

It was a great day for us as Seahawks fans, it was destiny…then two weeks later 😞

[@TheKna978]

@@juandufree4309 😂

[@colinedelman6392]

Night? That game was at 1pm, where were you?

[@goldenstatewarriors9418]

Well they changed the OT rules now.

[@CompleteProducer84]

When I think of the craziest playoff game finishes ever, this is ALWAYS the first one that comes to mind. The Packers/Cardinals from 2016 would probably be next

[@scottpope7835]

Were you watching football last weekend?

[@isaacjones6323]

Try Saints-49ers 2011. Best playoff game I ever saw

[@CompleteProducer84]

@@scottpope7835 Yeah, it was possibly the best overall weekend of playoff football. What's your point? No single game had an ending quite like the Seahawks/Packers game. It was 19-7 with under 3 minutes left in the game. Then an extremely unlikely onside kick, followed by a quick TD with one of the craziest 2 point conversions ever. The Packers then tied it with about a minute left, and then the game winning TD in OT by the Seahawks. As good as last weekend was, no ending was as good as this game

[@RetepAdam]

Every Packers/Cards and Packers/Seahawks playoff game turns out to be insane.

[@jurado1010]

Wait, you didn’t include the fake field goal throw for a TD by the punter, who celebrated it by pointing at the Packers sideline and mocking the belt, that turned the game around for Seattle?

[@richardpennertz8180]

One of the greatest facts about this game is that the Seattle offense had been so stifled at that point that Ryan had more passing yards than Wilson after the fake punt TD.

[@lostnemesis]

The Hallmark of the Aaron Rodgers era fantastic failures...

[@petrkryloff]

the timing of this video is almost as good as the video itself lol

[@leotheisen50]

I would like to add: The Seahawk who recovered the onside kick was Chris Matthews. Mere WEEKS before this game, he was working as a retail employee at Nike, and got a call to try out for the WR squad DURING WORK. The rest is history. He even caught a TD in the Super Bowl two weeks after this absolute anomaly of a game.

[@VeteranVandal]

Wow.

[@jimboslice303]

5 years from now. Please make a deep rewind for Josh Allen vs Patrick Mahomes 2022 divisional round

[@FrightShark]

The storyline of all those interceptions being Kearse targets, then having Kearse catch that wonderful game winner in OT, makes this my absolute favorite game outside of the SB win no question

[@DJDevon3]

I've been saying for years that Kearse deserves a movie made about this moment in time. It's an inspirational home town hero story like Vince Papale's Invincible movie. Owen Wilson would be perfect for the role as Pete Carroll. ;)

[@ryanburkholder2076]

I went to high school with Jermaine at Lakes in Lakewood, WA. We graduated in the same class. He's always been such a great guy. Was super clutch in HS too, but was always overshadowed by a couple other guys on the team. His story would be a cool one to look at. And haha! Owen Wilson would be a great choice for Pete!

[@JoeVideoed]

@@ryanburkholder2076 Wilson's too young. Maybe Richard Gere instead?

[@ryanburkholder2076]

@@JoeVideoed Pete Carroll was only 61 when they signed Jermaine. Owen Wilson could easily pull that off.

[@HDreamer]

This timing is definitly not a coincidence.

[@mmmcertified9877]

The fact y'all still haven't done the Bills-Cheifs 22' divisional round rewind is crazy, one of the best games of all time 😂🔥

[@ryanburkholder2076]

Seriously, what's taking them so long?? 🤣

[@rickytavilla4259]

My Tommy lost but it was the best weekend of football in my 45 years of watching. I feel bad for bills mafia they must be devastated. Definitely should’ve squib kicked it to knock off a couple seconds off the 13

[@VeteranVandal]

Decided on a coin toss. Yikes. I hate the ot rules so so much. I wanted the game to go until someone failed. That's all I'm asking: leave it on the hands of the players. I want a vid about the stupid coin toss. I hate it and it isn't football.

[@rickytavilla4259]

@@VeteranVandal it used to be only a field goal was needed.for years. They are getting enough backlash this year they probably will change it. The only problem is if they both scored touchdowns on opening drives, then what just keep playing on an in. One of the reasons everyone seems to score after getting the kick off is the defense is usually gassed.

[@THEjoelivingstone]

This is legit my favorite game of all time. Crowded dive bar in Seattle, standing room only in the back room, everyone glued to the screen. When total mania hit I threw my jacket at the TV in celebration in sync with Kearse, and nobody cared because that environment was electric. Oof, how I miss the good ol days. #retirepete

[@siliziwencanywa1138]

Liked it especially because of your hashtag...

[@AleisterMeowley]

What bar were you at?

[@THEjoelivingstone]

@@AleisterMeowley Oak on Beacon Hill. Should clarify it's a pretty nice place and wouldn't normally call it a dive, but in yesteryear the back bar would go through a transformation for playoff games. One bathroom and sticky floors for all. Great burgers as well.

[@AleisterMeowley]

@@THEjoelivingstone right on! Never been there myself but I know where it’s at. I was at the Little Red Hen in green lake

[@THEjoelivingstone]

@@AleisterMeowley lol, exact same reply to you from my end - never been but I know where it is. What a night.

[@flyingscotsman32]

Thanks so much for this secretbase. You couldn’t have waited a week to get to this one too?!?!

[@recitationtohear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe1g6muoZWIkKc Fax

[@benjaminczarnik9291]

As a Packers fan, this was the most painful day in my life. It also couldn't have been posted at a better time. Thanks SB. Would love super bowl 45 rewinder.

[@kristinpie]

There's nothing really to rewind, unless you want to do Big Ben's pick six or maybe Jay Cutler's knee.

[@ozamatazbuckshank7467]

All that just to throw at 1 yard line while having beast mode at rb

[@andrewcunningham3447]

I went though every human emotion watching this game and hoped so bad the hawks season wouldn’t end there.. I almost wish it did considering how the Super Bowl ended and how that ultimately affected the team.

[@caseysalinger]

I know what you mean. Honestly think the outcome of that Super Bowl slowly destroyed the fabric of the team, esp the defense. Had they just lost this game, it would have felt less devastating

[@cr-nd8qh]

Is that when Denver won

[@andrewcunningham3447]

@@cr-nd8qh that was when we picked against New England on the goal line

[@cr-nd8qh]

Oh yeah that play

[@briangriffith4574]

I was at this game. There was a group of cheese heads sitting right in front of us. All throughout the game they were turning around letting us have it. As soon as we got the onside kick, the guy next to me decided to snatch one of the dudes cheese hats and toss it like a Frisbee about 30 yards down into the concourse.

[@WaySheGoes12]

Wow so you acted like a kid too? Lmao

[@turbokart3776]

As a Packers fan, I vividly remember this game from start to finish. This one is gonna hurt to revisit.

[@absqrb]

Look I watched the super bowl 49 rewind, you can watch this

[@abe10alpha]

I don’t think this hurts as much as Seattle throwing the ball on the 1 yard line.

[@coruscant100]

I don't think the Packers have ever been able to recover from this meltdown. Every time they've at least made it to the NFC Conference Championship, they completely fall apart whether it be the offense blowing it, defense failing, or special teams doing awful. Packers fans to this day still get nightmares about this game I bet. I can only imagine the horror they felt as they watched it all fall apart. It was probably like all those Falcons' Super Bowl parties when they had a massive lead on the Patriots, and then watching it disappear.

[@jim.the.editor]

Can confirm. I've been a Packers fan for nearly 2 decades and in that time we've had plenty of success...I still think about this game maybe once a week.

[@Khronogi]

Eh, what softens the blow is that Wilson played for Wisconsin, we could still root for the Seahawks because of that.

[@katherineberger6329]

*laughs bitterly in Vikings fan, pats the couch next to me*

[@Thatguyy002]

I'll never forget watching this game in my living room, I was in school and felt bad for Green Bay , this must be a heartbreaking game for them.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

In some ways, this game was more exciting than the 2013 NFC championship game... Russell Wilson had so many fluke interceptions due to his WRs not catching passes (tipping the ball to GB players), but he remained composed and hit Kearse on a beautiful post route to win in OT... I was so excited and simultaneously in disbelief after this game finished! Great video, Secret Base!!!!! #GoHawks

[@fratburger09]

I was at this game. I remember people leaving with 5 minutes left. I decided to stay because I wanted to applaud my team for a solid season, thinking it was over. Wow was I glad I stayed the whole game! Never thought I’d witness history. Man I miss that feeling

[@teen_laqueefa]

Y'ALL 12TH MAN ROLE IS THE COOLEST FAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, HOPING THE BENGALS WILL RECOGNIZE THE MEMBERS OF THE"JUNGLE" SOON

[@mjf2891]

Only Aaron Rodgers could lose championship games when his defense forces 5 turnovers and 3 turnovers

[@TheLordSuperCraft]

you literally just ignored the fact that the game was under control before a complete special teams disaster but ok

[@mjf2891]

Lorenzo Valencio it shouldn’t come down to that.

[@TheLordSuperCraft]

@@mjf2891 of course it shouldnt but Rodgers gave his team a chance of 99% of winning that game and they blew it on an onside kick that was extremely easy to catch not even going to mention the fake FG play that resulted on a TD its not like what happened last saturday which Rodgers does have his share of blame for only scoring 10 points when his defense was stellar (even tho the packers had a 89% of winning before the blocked punt)

[@isaacjones6323]

@@mjf2891 against the Legion of Boom it's pretty reasonable to not have a great offensive performance, idk maybe it's just me

[@mjf2891]

@@isaacjones6323 Brady torched them two weeks later

[@sinaRambo]

This was the game that locked me in as a Seahawks fan. I grew up in Nigeria where there isn’t any NFL coverage at all. I moved to Canada in 2014 and immediately fell in love with the Seahawks and Lynch. That NFCG was the most stressful yet fun I’ve ever had watching American football. Watching that ball fall into kearse’s hands as we won was almost like taking 5 shots at once. Glorious.

[@flakeshd5238]

As a Packers fan watching this live was heartbreaking. Bostic wasn’t supposed to ever touch the ball on that onside. just the absolute collapse that i watched was heart wrenching. what a well done video

[@johnlenz420]

looks like we are the only packers fans in here. they gonna win the super bowl next year i think. this the chiefs year for sure we wouldnt stand a chance against that explosive offense anyway tbh

[@Khronogi]

@@johnlenz420 if rodgers doesnt leave or suck up all the cap. We have a lot of free agents to let go

[@flakeshd5238]

@@johnlenz420 i believe we can be good. injuries plagued us all season long. so lets hope rodgers stays and we kick ass

[@Doublee73]

With the Rams and Niners in the NFC Championship, Secret Base decides to throw Seahawk fans a bone. How nice of them!

[@ExileOnDaytonStreet]

The moment that ended Brandon Bostick's career

[@fro-nominal4145]

Rightfully so.

[@Kennyisdarkvanilla]

I was at this game. Paid $450 for one seat in the Hawks Nest. My friends thought I was crazy. Best money ever spent.

[@rickytavilla4259]

Cool

[@hendrixjcs10]

I can hear Tom Grossi having Flashbacks and screaming from pain because of this game lol.

[@benjaminshannon7396]

Watching this realizing how that Bills and Chiefs game is gonna be getting one of these down the road

[@micahpaulsen3940]

As a Seahawks fan, this is the best game I’ve ever watched. The pinnacle of Seattle football. The rest is all downhill from there.

[@farhad_v25]

Same, I feel the same way

[@MCJdiz]

I feel like the pinnacle was the tip, ( Dreamcrushing 9ers, pouring rain, stifling D, with Rainier looming) and we would go on to win a ring that they can *never* take away from us. Win some, lose some. Still though- #retirepete

[@caseysalinger]

This really was the emotional peak for a Seahawks fan. Maybe up to the third quarter of the next game. Then after that…

[@VeteranVandal]

Firing Carroll was necessary in 2020. Imagine now.

[@Jack-id5gm]

This Aaron Rodgers guy is pretty good, surely he doesn’t lose many of these types of games playing this well?

[@recitationtohear]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe1g6muoZWIkKc you Missed this... ㅤ

[@SadMarinersFan]

Surely he has lead his team to multiple super bowls.

[@ADCD-dj8gz]

I can’t wait for the deep rewind on the Bills vs Chiefs game from Sunday in 6 years

[@ByloBand]

Jermaine Kearse: dubious in Qs 1-3, absolute LEGEND in the 4th Q and OT!

[@crixxxxxxxxx]

And then the Seahawks went to Super Bowl 49 and gloriously won it on a Marshawn Lynch run from the 1 yard line in the closing seconds of the game. That’s really what happened. Really.

[@HylianJayAppears]

This game had the unintended result of the start of Tom Grossi and even as a Seahawks fan, that man is amazing

[@nathaniellevesque2782]

The Packers special teams blowing it? No, you don't say.

[@TheBargles]

They got 4 INTs and had 22 total points. Good grief.

[@jamesgoss1860]

Green Bay blowing a lead in the playoffs thanks to special teams. Huh.

[@akish302]

The majority of the playoff games this year will deserve a deep rewind in a few years

[@nonamelegend_vapor]

Lots of pain for lots of fanbases who had high expectations this year. Would be nice if the league would allow a Bengals-Niners SB as a consolation prize

[@blowc1612]

It will be Bengals vs Rams.

[@bluephoenixfilms]

Chiefs vs. Bills in the AFC divisional REQUIRES a DEEP rewind

[@jameBBgumb]

One other thing about that Hasselbeck game - Packers' Super Bowl winning head coach Mike Holgrem had left the Pack a few years earlier and joined the Seahawks, and so there was some bad blood between the two teams regarding that (at least among Packers fans)

[@siliziwencanywa1138]

That two-point conversion has to be one of the most improbable scoring plays yet...

[@sethsmith1015]

I say this as a Bears fan, I love it, but y’all are savage as hell lol not even a full week after Aaron Rodgers and the Packers once again Choked in the playoffs you guys come up with the idea for this… Love it just straight up love it

[@blowc1612]

Can’t wait for the KC vs Bills rewind where the Bills should had been 99.9% chance of winning. Just like KC in less than 2 minutes.

[@juliangroves808]

Yeah that’s gonna be a crazy rewind in a few years

[@michaellicko2746]

One thing you didn’t mention in the video was how the Packers settled for field goals on their first two red zone drives of the game. They were absolutely dominating Seattle at that point, but only came away with six points. That’s eight points left on the table. The score should have been 27-7 at that point in the 4th quarter instead of 19-7. Mike McCarthy sure Mike McCarthied the hell out of that game.

[@caseysalinger]

I remember feeling after this game that the Seahawks were going to become a historical dynasty. This game was the franchise’s peak. Then the next game happened and it’s been a slow and brutal decline ever since

[@Andypandy2010]

The interception in the 4th quarter was the turning point in the game. That was the moment the Packers decided the game was over and they didn't need to play anymore.

[@nathaniellevesque2782]

Collapse episodes for the 1986 Mets, 2017 Ottawa Senators, 2015 Blackhawks, and 2014 LA Kings.

[@cullenburke3923]

Love the content! As a struggling blazers fan I would love to relive the blazers vs thunder game 5 of the first round in 2019 where dame took the game over and finished his night with a half court shot!

[@K-Zone]

The last great playoff game of the Hawks. I like the Hawks, but they have got to do something to change and get better.

[@Frankieefootballmundial]

They struggle in the playoffs since Super bowl 49

[@gcvrsa]

This is fun for me to watch, because I moved from Seattle to Vermont in September 2014, and I was living in a cabin on a mountainside with no electricity, no telephone, no Internet, and no plumbing, so I completely missed the whole football season, and only heard the Super Bowl on the radio (how about that crazy 4th Quarter??).

[@charliep.10]

Huh this Mike McCarthy guy must’ve just had a bad game with clock management here doubt it ever happens again

[@kevinhagberg1648]

Seems like losses like this are the story of Aaron Rodgers career. 2009: Overthrew game winning TD in OT. Game ending fumble on next play 2013: Defense did well only allowing 23 points, Rodgers threw for an abysmal 177 yards and overall played poorly leading to defeat 2014: Packers defense holds Wilson under 50% completion, gets 5 turnovers, 5 sacks. Rodgers throws for under 200 yards and 2 picks, fails the team miserably. 2015: Packers run game was great in this game and their defense only allowed 20 in regulation. It took a miracle hail mary for Rodgers and the Packers to score 20 pts 2017: Shutout in the first half 2019: Shutout in the first half 2020: Missed wide open TD early, had to kick FG. INT set up Tampa TD before half. Down by 5 in the 4th, defense got 2 INT's, Rodgers goes 3 and out both times. Ignored rushing lane for potential game tying TD 2021 Has his best team around him since 2011. Throws 0 TD’s, runs the ball and settles for field goals. Loses in late comeback by SF.

[@jettdanger]

As a seahawks fan this was the most insane experience ever. Felt like the memory of it is somewhat tainted knowing how we lost in the super bowl tho

[@ridoxxx_0030]

As a packers fan, if y’all would’ve won the superbowl, it would’ve been one of the greatest runs ever if not ever. But oh well, that’s football, heartbreaking for both our fanbases knowing we haven’t reached the superbowl or tasted glory from that time onward even till this day, both our fanbases are still waiting. It’s sad but at least y’all had one of the greatest comebacks in nfl history. Us? We live with some of the greatest games ever in the playoffs but always end it in humiliating and embarrassing fashion. Damn I need a drink now 😅

[@CAINE1984]

Don't worry Packers fans. 2 weeks later Pete Carroll was the last guy to find out how important Marshawn Lynch was to the team. But he did indeed find out.

[@Nickshelf]

Thank you SB. Amazing as always.

[@darthsmolin]

The last play of this game still gives me goosebumps. Incredible game, incredible comeback. Great example of the drama football is capable of.

[@jrad410]

Everyone focuses on the botched onside kick. But Packers made so many mistakes here. Rodgers missed TD to Nelson, sliding on the int return, somehow not knocking down the 2pt conversion, Rodgers two picks etc.

[@mxmschae]

I own a framed photo of Kearse making that catch. One of my favorite games ever as a Hawks fan. I wish we carried that clutch gene over to the Super Bowl.

[@BondandBourne]

Not the first and definitely not the last packers playoff collapse

[@ryanstaiger1712]

I honestly don’t care what happened after this as a hawks fan. It was worth making a comeback against a team that has owned us plenty of times in the past and present. Phenomenal moment in Seattle sports history

[@16maze]

Lol only to throw it on the one yard next game 😂😂😂😂😂

[@coleadams5710]

Also not to be lost in all of this: Sherman’s elbow got shredded by Earl earlier in the game, still responsible for singling up a dynamite Jordy Nelson for most of the 2nd half with one arm. I also think Earl’s shoulder was banged up too. Bloodbath

[@kylen6430]

Another nice point to this story is that Kearse is a home town hero. Raised in puget sound area, and went to UW. So glad he could do this in front of the home crowd

[@joellavergne2001]

One of the most surreal experiences as a Seahawks fan

[@boldbutweird9169]

Posting this not even a week after the packers collapse in the playoffs against the 49ers Great timing as always

[@kennyg2213]

I gotta say. I really appreciate you guys striking a balance for us bears fans. You caused PTSD with the Parkey double doink, but you guys have made amends with us with the Seahawks/packers nfc championship

[@EFonSanguinbull]

I'm sure I watched this game live, but it's been so long I honestly couldn't remember what happened. I really enjoyed the deep dive into reliving that one moment. Keep up the great videos!

[@milesoki6656]

Cant wait to see the bills chiefs game as a rewind in the future

[@janivanrena4588]

Scott Hatteberg's walkoff home run to extend the A's win streak deserves a deep rewind

[@scolioid]

Yes thank you for posting this after they lost this weekend I’m totally not more depressed now 😃

[@jkvinsland]

I always love hearing Lil Jon yelling "TURN DOWN FOR WHAT" right as the onside kick happens.

[@ticecube]

Vikings fan here. This is perfect timing.

[@fernandofernandes3384]

Great video! I remember this game I left to grab more beer for the second game since I thought green bay had this in the bag. I was shocked when I got back.

[@pensavspatsfandom98]

It seems like the Packers always seem to lose in the playoffs due to their special teams. Tom Grossi is probably going through painful memories while watching this video.

[@InYourHouse316]

This was a complete choke job by Green Bay more than it was a come back by Seattle. Settling for so many f'n FGs, 4 interceptions with almost nothing to show for them, sliding after the 4th INT with nothing but green turf ahead of them, allowing a fake FG when up 16-0... how do you not look out for the fake? Then going ultra conservative on defense and letting seattle march down the field... then the onside kick. This game was the peak of seattle's unreal luck that started with the fail mary.

[@ryanburkholder2076]

I remember after the game, Rodgers said something to the effect of "the better team didn't win today." I feel like he's used this line a couple times now when the Pack lose in the playoffs.. but I remember thinking back then - dude, the better team would've put up more than 6 points off of 5 turnovers. The Seahawks only needed about 5 minutes of offense to beat the "better team" that day.

[@OfficialMaxMinelli]

Im 🤣🤣 at the old TV like it was 1984 instead of 2014. I promise I watched this game on a flatscreen 😁

[@oscarsainz9865]

That’s funny cuz that’s pretty much how they lost to the 49ers this year I love it!! 😂

[@belgiancheesehead4778]

Sad

[@jackduff7194]

I am begging you Secret Base, please do a rewinder on the Mile High Miracle. There was so much that happened before and during this game for both teams, and as a Ravens fan it would give me joy during this painful offseason

[@shadowboi6775]

Such an awesome moment in Seahawks history!