Every NFL Team’s Unluckiest Play of All Time!

[@PaulGaither]

I would argue the Jame Harrison pick 6 coast to coast before half time was far unluckier for Arizona, especially because Larry Fitzgerald ran Harrison down, but a team mate on the sideline got in the way to stop Larry from finishing the play. That would have been the margin of victory.

[@nedruss7040]

Agree. Giving up a late touchdown drive is unfortunate, but that happens a lot. The pick-6 to end the half was much worse.

[@PaulGaither]

@@nedruss7040 - More specifically, this video is about UNLUCKY. Watch the mini doc about that play and how Larry Fitzgerald was interfered with by his own teammate on the sideline that could have prevented it with his raw effort. Holmes making a toe tap grab isn't "unlucky," it was skill by him and Big Ben, but the Pick 6 going coast to coast was a combination of unlucky events.

[@abnmp7865]

The Cardinals unlucky play in the SB was the iNT returned for a TD as time expired at the end of the first half.

[@maevethefox5912]

Seahawks fan take - the pass at the end of 49 was the *worst* play, but the *unluckiest* was Jermaine Kearse dropping a third down dime in the 4th quarter of that game that would have basically ended the game before the Pats came back.

[@QBAN2010]

To think the Lions lost 19-17 on an all time record setting FG…..TWICE!!!!!

[@thomaskeane5723]

Jesse James scored. Two distinct motions - he completes the catch, and his knees are on the ground, thus making him a runner. He then extends the ball into the end zone. Cheatriots got away with another one.

[@pjabrony8280]

Kansas City should have been the Toney lateral. Packers should have been the Fail Mary.

[@anon688]

This could also be titled, "The Patriots are the luckiest team in history." Additionally, the Browns' unluckiest play was 1980s "Red-Right-88."

[@QBAN2010]

Dallas Cowboys….how do you even choose??? Leon Lett, Jackie Smith, Dak Prescott and probably more that slip my mind….

[@nedruss7040]

9 teams - Ravens, Jaguars, Seahawks, Panthers, Falcons, Jets, Chiefs, Steelers, & Chargers - had their "unluckiest play" against the Patriots. 4 teams - Cardinals, Bengals, Colts, & Raiders - had theirs against the Steelers. Of those 13 plays, only the Immaculate Reception was before the turn of the century.

[@samuraicrunchbird]

1:10 this is why, as the man himself said, YOU PLAY...TO WIN...THE GAME!!

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

I think it will be hard to pick for the Raiders...you have to choose between the Immaculate Reception and the Tuck Rule...

[@ScottieMacF]

Jags play would have been down by contact. Also, there's a difference between one team's best play and another team's worst play. The Holmes catch wasn't the Cardinals worst play. The Edelman catch wasn't the Falcons' worst play. They were simply good plays by the other team.

[@phillip22722]

Nothing "unlucky" about "The Tackle". It has that nickname for a reason. The defender made an amazing tackle before the goal line. Skill helped him, not the receivers "bad luck". Mike Jones also made a wonderful read. His job on the play was to cover a completely different person. He read that McNair was gonna throw to Dyson and adjusted just in the nick of time to make the tackle.

[@michaelleroy9281]

2 of the greatest plays of all time the Immaculate Reception and the Sea of Hands

[@douglashenry6996]

The Redskins' most unlucky play took place in SuperBowl VII, when Billy Kilmer had Jerry Smith wide open in the endzone, but his pass hit the crossbar. The next pass was intercepted by Jake Scott and ran back 50 yards in a 14-7 game.

[@DoritoTime]

Cardinals should be the Harrison return. The odds of getting picked off at the goal line, and having a linebacker break ALL those tackles resulting in a 14 point swing are much steeper than the Santonio catch on 2nd down. Without Harrison, the Cards lead at half and force the pedestrian Steelers offense to cobble together more than just one drive

[@zzzaphod8507]

There was some talent involved in getting the blocking/return done, not all luck

[@jonathankalafatis5275]

Anyone noticed how many times the Pats are on the other side of the field ? I count 9 times. I think that what it takes to accept being the victims of the Helmet Catch…

[@BillGraper]

Before watching: PATS: Helmet catch SEAHAWKS: Interception at the goal line Let's watch...

[@jeleopard]

I'd argue the Eagles' is the superbowl holding call on Bradberry. Ugh.

[@Rainmaker205]

14:12 that ref has the vision of a hawk

[@eauhomme]

While they always point to the Malcolm Butler play in the Super Bowl as the Seahawks worst, I'm not sure it's the unluckiest. I think clearly the Vinny Testeverde touchdown where he was clearly down on the one and put the ball into the end zone well after the play was over to keep the Seahawks out of the playoffs in 1998, the play that brought back instant replay, has to be here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnXZpWOZrarhposi=cWpiaw-Uw7ZU4yM2&t=150

[@dantheman5745]

6:01 "Myles Jack could've -ran- *run* for a touchdown..." But kudos to you for not using "could of."

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

I would say the Dolphins most unluckiest moment was when Joe Theismann broke up a would-be interception that would have been a touchdown for the Dolphins in Superbowl 17.

[@nolanfischer4855]

I knew the Double Doink was coming before I even clicked on the video

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

There is a lot of ways the NFL can manipulate games to help certain teams, especially the ones with the biggest superstars advance. They could call certain fouls at the right time, not call a foul, use subjective calls to help a certain team, find an obscure rule like the tuck rule an use it at the right time to give a team another chance, or let a touchdown pass after the whistle stand. Both of the last two scenarios were called on the Raiders. The NFL could doctor the kicking balls with counter weights to make them hook to the right or left, or make them heavier so they don't fly as far, like when the Rams were playing Tom Brady's Bucs a couple of years ago when the Rams kicker could not kick a field goal of 47 yards in a game, or they could fill a kicking ball with helium so it flies farther, when the Ravens made that 66 yard field goal to beat the Lions a couple of years ago. Tom Brady advanced to a Superbowl when the Ravens kicker shanked a short field goal, and Mahomes advanced last year when the Bills did the same. I say the NFL steers the games to make sure the superstars advance for ratings...that's why the Patriots were so lucky when Brady played with them, just like Kansas City always seems to get all the luck today...expect the Chiefs to be the new "luckiest team in the NFL" until Mahomes gets traded or retires...

[@PaulGaither]

No, the Cowboys most unlucky play is Jacky Smith dropping the TD in the Super Bowl.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

I bet every Titans fan was shouting Go-Go-Gadget Arm!

[@SpectralUmbreon197]

Anyone saying that the Minneapolis Miracle should be on here doesn't understand the pure insanity that occurred on that play for the Saints. A triple lateral touchdown to potentially send a game to overtime, only to have an otherwise lights-out kicker miss a chip shot extra point as time expires is so much worse than a missed PI call.

[@karmew32]

By definition, the No-Call was way unluckier than the missed XP due to the fact that it was out of our control, and I say this as someone old enough to remember the River City Relay.

[@patricklargey6037]

Why isn't the saints worst the "Minnesota Miracle". 2017 playoffs?????

[@dustinthomas7052]

The Carney missed extra point was pretty bad to but honestly I think the controversial non pass interference call the year after the Minneapolis miracle was the worst. Saints had some pretty bad luck during that time.

[@astros7242]

It’s amazing how lucky the patriots were. I am not saying there weren’t good, you have to be to be in that many big games but holy crap. As for the lions I think the play is kinda dumb choice. I mean unlucky? Sure. But lots of other plays to choose from and this was more awesomeness from Tucker than a bad play by the lions.

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

It's because the NFL manipulates games to make sure the superstars like Brady and Mahomes "receive" all the luck for ratings...

[@nathanrodriguez8125]

The two plays I think would’ve worked better are Aiyuk catching a pass that bounced off the Lions player’s helmet and the Calvin Johnson game-winning touchdown against the Bears that was called incomplete because he “didn’t complete the process of the catch.”

[@astros7242]

@@nathanrodriguez8125 I think both of those would have been much better. Also I haven’t gone back (since it happened) and watched to see if I was just biased or not. But wasn’t there a play against the cowboys in their playoff game where a bad pass interference call was made? Basically cost them the game? This was 2014-2015 season. I remember because I felt like it was a curse. Cowboys benefited then played packers and got screwed on the Dez catch - no catch thing. Then the packers lose to the Seahawks in bizarre fashion (including the onside kick shown in this video) then Seahawks pass the ball on the goalline. (Also in this video). But to be honest what I am not sure about was it really a terrible call? Or was I just biased as hell going for the lions because I hate the cowboys. It’s very possible I was just biased because not many people bring it up anymore.

[@nathanrodriguez8125]

@@astros7242 ah yes, that play. It wasn’t that a bad pass interference was called, but that one was called then inexplicably picked up. The Lions threw an incomplete pass on a 3rd down while leading 20-17 in their game against the Cowboys, and the refs threw a flag for pass interference on the Cowboys as the defender never looked for the ball and grabbed the Lions receiver to prevent the catch. However, after the penalty was announced, the refs picked up the flag, so instead of keeping the drive alive, the Lions were forced to punt, leading to the Cowboys scoring the game-winning touchdown. As you mentioned, the Cowboys would lose the next week to the Packers in part due to the Dez Bryant catch that was ruled incomplete due to the rules of the time, then the Packers blew a 16 point lead in the NFC Championship Game to the Seahawks, who then lost the Super Bowl to the Patriots because they threw on the 1 yard line and had Malcom Butler intercept the pass.

[@astros7242]

@@nathanrodriguez8125 lol my bad I was giving you a thumbs up and accidentally thumbs down at first (now corrected) not sure though what your notification says. Either way ah yes you are right! And I remember now. My memory is a little faulty (then again it was 10 years ago lol). But yes it was the other way around a bad non call. And it sure did seem to be the curse that kept on giving lol! I never forget the game in general (even if I forgot the circumstances) only because it’s rare to find a situation where one team losing in unfortunate circumstances directly leads to every team after that in a chain losing in bizarre all the way up to and including the championship game. That goes for any sport. The funny thing for me was - I actually issued a curse Texas A&M this year after they beat my team (Nebraska) I really thought this would be our first ever tournament win. Well after I cursed them they lost to Houston who lost to Duke who lost to NC State, who lost Purdue who lost to UConn, it made me think of the 2014 all over again lol. In college basketball I feel like my team is kinda like the Lions in the NFL lol.

[@gradywestling]

How is the Minneapolis Miracle not the unluckiest play for the Saints?

[@maevethefox5912]

Guessing before watching that it was the missed extra point after that crazy triple lateral play against the Jags?

[@sludge8506]

Herman Edwards invented the kneel down.

[@morelife8700]

Jesse James caught that ball!! End of story!

[@jaxonwoods8181]

100%

[@jasonfischer8946]

Nope

[@gstgst6334]

Yes. Neutral observer. My 2 least favourite teams. But it's a catch.

[@jaxonwoods8181]

@@gstgst6334 As a Steelers fan I won't deny that my team has been the second highest benefactor of "luck" only behind NE (maybe GB depending on who you ask), but like you said, it's quite clear that Jesse James caught the ball. Doesn't matter as I don't think the Steelers would've beaten the Eagles in the SB though.

[@YeetRacer-qj9bc]

It was the right call, but a dumb rule, just like the tuck rule. Coming from a Pats fan

[@Joe-rz3fd]

Steelers had a touchdown the moment he reached across the goal line

[@markula_4040]

Why do you clowns always do this? You want everything to be considered a catch. He had the ball for what, half a second before it popped out? If it's a catch then he should have hung on to it. It's only the highest level of football after all.

[@TexansF4n]

Underrated video

[@jerrylashley575]

need that non contact jalen hurts fumble in here

[@SimpleJackPC]

Nah...unluckiest for the Saints is us NOT getting a pass interference call in the NFC Championship 😒

[@michaelleroy9281]

Herm Edwards played to win the game

[@danneyx2023]

New York Jets fan: Leave me out of this!!!

[@TheBrokenTable]

Bills fan: Ha😅😮😢

[@corbinselanne7990]

@@TheBrokenTable Mark Sanchez: Probably shouldn't have called that play if it was gonna go that wrong Brandon Moore: Did Wilfork see what had gone wrong and pushed me back to trigger the collision? Steve Gregory: BEEP BEEP! Joe McKnight: At least i only had to live with my mishap on the subsequent kickoff for only four years. Would've preferred natural causes to being killed by some dingus, though...

[@AquariusLeviathanProphecy]

My giant was Lucky FG didn't hit

[@borisklock1813]

Patriots should be the dropped interception. 2 or 3 plays earlier. Saints should be the Minneapolis miracle. Why does this have so many random regular season plays?

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@borisklock1813 because I so many angry comments saying “this isn’t unluckiest plays this most meaningful unlucky plays. Horrible mistitle you suck.” Like seriously you wouldn’t believe the amount of people that type out comments like that

[@Joshua-b3k]

25:44 and depression kicks in agajn

[@caras2004]

Scott Norwood was waived in the first roster move of the off-season after the Bills signed Steve Christie,

[@WillMuny]

The Bert Emanuel (Non)Catch is the Greatest Travesty in NFL History.

[@corbinselanne7990]

Baltimore: Justin Tucker would miss the subsequent game-tying field goal attempt NYG: The play that validated the Victory Formation Arizona: The closest the Cardinals have ever come to a Super Bowl win Chicago: Double-doink Jacksonville: Myles Jack is rightfully peeved at that ref Buffalo: The closest the Bills have ever come to a Super Bowl win; they made the next three and were blown out each time Seattle: Michael Bennett subsequently jumps offside followed by Bruce Irvin getting nailed with an Instigator ejection Cleveland: FUMBLE! Philly: I think that was the year that New Orleans had the no-call for PI against the Rams Carolina: Shouldn't've kicked out-of-bounds against Brady and Vinatieri SF: There will be no three-peat Cincinnati: Fumble leads into Burfict cheap-shot on Brown followed by Pacman vs Steelers coach followed by field goal Indianapolis: DROP! Atlanta: 28-3. 'Nuff said Tennessee: Mike Jones was ready for Dyson Las Vegas (Oakland at the time): Franco Harris. 'Nuff said. Washington (then the Redskins): Bad snap would later strike fellow NFC East team the Giants three years later NYJ: Butt Fumble. 'Nuff said. KC: Defender was offsides Detroit: Justin Tucker gets the bounce Cody Parkey didn't, from a record 66 yards Tampa Bay: DANG IT REFS! Pittsburgh: Exact same issue that befell the Bucs the clip before New Orleans: Other results that weekend would've eliminated New Orleans anyway Denver: Baltimore would go on to win the Super Bowl, with Jones scoring a 109-yard kickoff return touchdown Dallas: At this point i think Philly's the only team in the NFC East that hasn't had a bad snap on a crucial field goal-related attempt Minnesota: Wide left leads to late comeback Houston: Mike Thomas was in the right place at the right time when Glover Quin gets in front of intended target Mike Sims-Walker LA Rams: FUMBLE! Miami: Three fish in the area and it's the Raider who comes down with it LA Chargers: Fumble lets the Pats salvage a drive Green Bay: Seattle would win in overtime on the one pass meant for Jermaine Kearse that gets caught by Kearse (Wilson had gone that direction five times prior to the game-winning touchdown, and the only one that wasn't intercepted fell incomplete) New England: 18-1. 'Nuff said.

[@anthonymazzocco9681]

Cundiff missed the FG not Tucker

[@carlozabbia1157]

I'd love to see a college version of this. The Saints have so many unlucky plays, it would be difficult to limit it to just one.

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@carlozabbia1157 that’d be a really long video but maybe

[@the6thpackbrewbuck]

Every Teams Worst Referee Call?

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@the6thpackbrewbuck no it was the fact the refs made such a bad call for no reason so they were unlucky

[@the6thpackbrewbuck]

@@Buffaloproductions17 Yeah I'm just saying for a potential video idea

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@the6thpackbrewbuck ah I see

[@gstgst6334]

Would turn into a Pats highlight reel.

[@jaxonwoods8181]

Steelers would be the same lol

[@caras2004]

49ers fan twice in two playoff games fumbled against the Giants

[@jaxonwoods8181]

I forgot about the 2011 NFCCG. Damn, that stings.

[@Godless-Being]

26:52 as a Vikings fan I was hoping to see that Blair Walsh wide left kick against the Seahawks during the wildcard from 1-10-2016 a.k.a. the coldest gameday ever(IIRC about the date) Edit: to all other Vikings fans I’m sorry to bring that up, but I was just surprised not to see it on here

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@Godless-Being that play was a realllllllyyyyy close second to the one I put

[@nachosbellegrande8228]

The Gary Anderson one was worse. He hadn't missed all season. Everyone knew Walsh was trash.

[@EdgardoSilva-od3td]

And also, the 1998 Vikings was one of the best offenses of all time, with a decent defense. They went 15-1 in the season, they had Randy Moss, Chris Carter, Randall Cunningham and this is the NFC Championship game. If they had a chance to win a Super Bowl it was with this team. The 2015 Vikings would more probably have loosed against any other team after that wild card round.

[@angiemaniaciskatingfan723]

As a Bills fan, I’ve seen a LOT of unlucky plays. 😢

[@TheBrokenTable]

We can suffer together Both wide rights Music city miracle Hail Murray 13 seconds 4 in a row Honorable mention to Miami miracle kind of

[@angiemaniaciskatingfan723]

@@TheBrokenTable the Miami Miracle was against the Patriots.

[@TheBrokenTable]

@@angiemaniaciskatingfan723 but Miami made a good play

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@TheBrokenTableyeah you gotta have tough skin to be a mafia member

[@caras2004]

Norwood was waived in the first roster move of the off-season after the Bills signed Steve Christie,

[@paulmicheldenverco1]

The Sea of hands could be called "The Death of a King."

[@Mottleydude1]

That wasn’t the Bengals unluckiest play. That was when the 49’s stopped Pete Johnson on 4th and goal to win the SB.

[@averymerrick]

*Philadelphia Eagles fan: I don't want to talk about it.*

[@TheBrokenTable]

*bills fans: **#Relatable** but you actually got lucky once*

[@DickDanielson]

Lol

[@puremercury]

​@@TheBrokenTable Lucky? When?

[@TheBrokenTable]

@@puremercury Miracles in the meadowlands, and the Philly special

[@puremercury]

@@TheBrokenTable The Philly Special wasn't luck. That was a perfectly executed trick play.

[@salgonzalez32]

Am I tripping!?!? Are the Chargers in this video??

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@salgonzalez32 30:28

[@salgonzalez32]

@Buffaloproductions17 I was tripping thanks!!

[@markula_4040]

That's not the unluckiest Jags play. Do you not know what 'down by contact' means? Unless he doesn't gain full possession until a good second or 2 later, you can't argue that.

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@markula_4040 he was down but after he got the football it resets the down by contact so he could’ve run

[@paulschooping5421]

Could have RUN, not could have "ran"

[@caras2004]

Patriots scored touchdown Patriots scored touchdown by Jets butt fumble. Patriots scored touchdown by Jets fumble on the following kickoff

[@TheWill.Suttie45]

For the bills it was literally wide right and 13 seconds and then we had the same thing in the divisional round twice 20 and 30 years later

[@j.a.greene3523]

I can't help but notice a lot of these were against the Patriots 😬😬😬

[@bstove24]

Although the Romo botched snap was tough, I can't entirely agree with you calling it a game-winning field goal. Even if Dallas made that kick, Seattle had time to drive down the field and kick a field goal of their own and Josh Brown was incredible clutch that year.

[@simonault100]

Bengals unluckiest play was Carson Palmer getting hurt on the first drive in the playoffs vs Pittsburgh

[@Mottleydude1]

No it wasn’t. It was when the 49’s stopped Big Pete Johnson on 4th and goal late in the SB. If Pete had made it the Bengals win. Besides luck had nothing to do with it. Von Ollenhoffen did on purpose.

[@nedmerrill5705]

Chargers: The Holy Roller.

[@eliasledesma1635]

If Craig didn't fumble that ball, 49ers would've had 3 in a row smh

[@corbinselanne7990]

Hence why the announcer was heard saying "there will be no three-peat"

[@jaxonwoods8181]

No guarantee they beat Buffalo in the SB. That 1990 Bills team was one of the best teams to never win a Super Bowl...though I guess the same applies to the 1990 49ers too.

[@KuroiRenge]

How many of these are unlucky, and how many are just terrible calls? We will see. *cough*Seattle*cough*

[@tritonogletree2806]

No offense, but many of these are hardly the unluckiest plays in franchise history. I mean, some of these teams have been around since the 1920's... That said, WOW, the Patriots are EASILY the LUCKIEST team in recent history. SO MANY calls went their way. Let's not forget their entire dynasty began with the Tuck Rule. It just so happens that the Raiders have been snake bitten quite frequently, hence, The Immaculate Reception. Otherwise, about a QUARTER of these games (32 teams) came down to the Patriots winning on either a freak play or a bad call. Am I sour? At this point, not really. I'm just amazed that they were so lucky, so consistently.

[@mattbrendlen]

Yeah, seriously... this guy picks a no consequence week 3 loss on a field goal (albeit the longest ever made) as the Lions "unluckiest play ever"?!? Tell me you're not a fan of football without telling me you didn't just see them have so much go wrong in the NFC Championship last season, to just miss their trip to the franchise's first Super Bowl ever...

[@tritonogletree2806]

@@mattbrendlen The Lions have had a LOT of unfortunate plays and circumstances in their history. First and foremost, they had the unlucky misfortune of being the SECOND best team in the NFL in 1962 behind their division rival in Green Bay. Otherwise, they probably would have won the Championship against New York and broke that Bobby Lane curse a few years after it supposedly happened.

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

Listen, it's not luck. The NFL has sneaky, underhanded ways to make sure their superstars who attract all the ratings get to play in the biggest games...mark my words, 15 years from now Kansas City will be just as lucky as the Patriots were. That's because the NFL knows the more Patrick Mahomes plays in Superbowls, the more money they make. If I'm correct, the Chiefs will get all the luck the Patriots used to get...

[@tritonogletree2806]

@ClassicJukeboxBand Two things: One, your foil hat is showing and Two, I don't know about conspiracies, but I did find it slightly annoying that I saw Taylor Swift, who is dating a Chiefs star, three times before the kickoff of the AFC Divisional Round playoff game INCLUDING during the previous game, as if she was literally the reason to watch the next game (I didn't see Mahomes or Kelce at all during that previous game, by comparison). I'm not a big "theorist," but I certainly found that to be more than a little odd (and, again, annoying-because I don't care who someone is dating, I care about football). ...perhaps my foil hat is starting to show as well...

[@ClassicJukeboxBand]

@@tritonogletree2806 So don't question those liars. I don't care if you believe me. What I''m telling you is real to some extent. If Mahomes plays in 5-6 more superbowls, this will prove I'm correct and I'm predicting this now. I know he will because the NFL will make sure of it. Of course, since you don't have the capacity to question, you will still think it's all real.. you can't fix closed minded...stay that way pal...

[@mattbrendlen]

19:34 Are you seriously telling me that some nothing week 3 game in 2021, has a more unlucky losing play for the Lions who were LITERALLY just in the NFC Championship, and didn't convert on 4th down to keep their hopes alive when the ball was IN THE RECEIVER'S HANDS?!? You know that was their first NFC Championship game in like 35 years, right? Whoever made this video is fired... you are bad at being a fan of football.

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@mattbrendlen I didn’t make it that because losing a game isn’t a play. But losing because the other team achieved the longest field goal ever AND it was a doink is far unluckier than losing a game.

[@mattbrendlen]

@@Buffaloproductions17 So you're saying that the Brandon Aiyuk helmet bounce catch... the failure to convert TWICE on 4th down... The Jahmyr Gibbs fumble... Purdy escaping a sack and throwing to Juice to convert... all of these plays that didn't go the Lion's way, and most likely cost them a trip to their first Super Bowl EVER... you're saying that given the choice between any one of those plays, and the Week 3 field goal, they'd pick the field goal to miss? Hmm... care to make a bet on that?

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@mattbrendlen yes I would say that the field goal is unluckier than that because those are just mistakes that could have been prevented if they just simply played better lol. The lions can’t control how good a kicker is man

[@mattbrendlen]

@@Buffaloproductions17 I'd say an unluckier event is one that you have some modicum of control over... like say, for example your own player fumbling a football... or a receiver getting a pass in his chest, but failing to come down with it (both of which happened to the Lions in the NFC Championship). It's okay to just say, "Yeah... I guess maybe I should've put the NFC Championship game in there" instead of defending your demonstrably bad take... Because where are you getting your data from? This video is called "Every NFL Team's Unluckiest Play of All Time!" which, first off all, that's a pretty bold statement. Second, says who? You? Okay... why are you the authority on that? Why not see what the Lion's fans in the comments have to say? It just seems like you really wanted to post this kick SOMEWHERE, but couldn't figure out where...

[@Yoowhatup1]

As a humble fan of THE Tennessee Titans, im just happy to know one knows we exist, so that's good, but to my other Titans fans, well, be on top. TITAN UP WOOO🎉

[@M80_B80]

See, that's why I'm gonna stop watching this video. The Seahawks' clip wasn't unlucky, it was a bad call, which has nothing to do with luck. Just like the cardinals' clip, was it unlucky for the cardinals or very talented by the steelers? Change the title to unfortunate if anything

[@bonez0014]

Must’ve been hard choosing for the Vikings lol

[@michaelleroy9281]

They got it right for the Vikings

[@katsylvester885]

As a bears fan this is me😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@sludge8506]

This year *could* be very exciting! 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@TheBrokenTable]

Bills fans, this one is tough, if there were multiple per team they would need a part to for the bills

[@angiemaniaciskatingfan723]

Just like 28-3 was unlucky for Falcons fans.

[@corbinselanne7990]

I only really know of three plays for Buffalo: Two counts of "wide right" and Kevin Dyson on the lateral from Frank Wycheck

[@tracyridge6245]

Our motto in Buffalo is "wait till next year"

[@stevenrosario8859]

I feel bad for the kickers watching this

[@LifeisARiddle]

Patriots whole franchise is a fluke lol. End of discussion

[@TheBrokenTable]

Yes

[@daynafriduss3347]

CRY

[@KWCline91]

Salty

[@gstgst6334]

Their record is great but when you look at the crazy shit that happened to get them there you have to be amazed. They lost 2 SB's to NYG that they should have won but won 3 vs CAR, SEA and ATL that they should have lost..... plus all the crazy playoff shit... tuck rule, Jags fumble etc.....

[@ohyourethatguy7805]

must be a jet fan or any other team tbh

[@arrowheadstudio]

The Dee Ford offside got us Spags. It was actually the best thing to happen in the long run.

[@nbafan9388]

I can't believe how many teams' most unlucky play was against New England

[@Terribleathletes]

I actually don't agree with the Gary Anderson missed kick for the Vikings. That wasn't bad luck, that was just a choke, pure and simple. I would have to say that the Vikings truly unluckiest play of all time was that insane Antonio Freeman catch for a game-winning touchdown.

[@PublicHealthAdvocate]

it's really poor form to type out what is going to happen with each play---even if we watched them LIVE, let us SEE THE PLAY not give spoilers with every one. Yes we know it will be bad for one team. It's silly to announce it--why bother showing the video at all, just make a list, show a Google Doc.

[@Buffaloproductions17]

@@PublicHealthAdvocate I’m mainly do it to explain the significance of the play especially with this video. If there was no text at the bottom no one would know why it was unlucky most of the time especially with these field goals

[@justi139]

How is a dropped Hail Mary the most unluckiest play when throwing a Hail Mary is one of the biggest gambles in the nfl. That makes no sense.