NFL Costly End-of-Game Penalties #1

[@n_v9386]

12 men on defense for the Bills was inexcusable. They knew Denver was going to kick a FG for like 3 minutes.

[@csnide6702]

yup...... High school 💩

[@djones1234567654321]

Lost me so much bread lol

[@AEMoreira81]

The Broncos were hoping for that by design with a fire-drill field goal. They had no timeouts but forced the Bills to use all of their timeouts on defense, and then did this.

[@XxMrManxX9451]

McDermott should have been let go last year. Enough is enough, they gotta move on

[@corbinselanne7990]

That game between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, the Bengals were hit with two penalties on that play. First was the hit by Burfict during the play itself; the second was by Adam Jones getting into a scuffle with a Steelers coach during the subsequent injury timeout.

[@JamesJohnson-l6y]

End up with a Steelers game winning Field Goal.

[@Politician1357]

I'd like to point out it was Pittsburgh's linebacker coach, who had no business being on the field to begin with, geting in the middle of the Bengals defense, so he should've been hit with a penalty as well

[@lorddiethorn]

@@Politician1357lol say his name

[@bigj6143]

That entire scenario began with a RB Jeremy Hill DUMB fumble turnover, when all he had to do was hold onto the ball. Burfict's call was a good call, another DUMB play by him. Adam Jones is retired now and still won't shut his mouth after all these years. The truth is 16 years having Lewis as head coach settling for undisciplined unprofessional football. Ownership tolerated this crap for that long. By the way, Marvin Lewis, Hill, Burfict, and Jones ALL had their jobs the following season after this melt down. If you were a good free agent would you want to play for this crap? This happened in a playoff game too. You get beat up all year long then three players can't keep their composure and cost their team it's entire season. The biggest insult was all kept their jobs the next season. Buried the culture of the franchise right there. Nobody good wants to come to Cincinnati to play.

[@golferguy916]

Yup, Joey Porter was the coach who should have not been on the field, and should’ve been flagged himself

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

Rudd taking off his helmet because he thought that was a sack will never not be funny to me. That's the most Browns way to lose a game.

[@AllUpOns]

Nah the most Browns way to lose is to just get blown out normally because your team sucks.

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

@@AllUpOns Nah. Throughout their history, they've shown they can play well, but can't get out of their own way because of dumb decisions or poor clock management. That's the Cleveland way.

[@tr0812]

BTW, it wasn't even near the top of the most stupid mistakes by the Browns.

[@TheRealSwissball]

@@AllUpOnsFinding silly ways to lose even when they’re good is indeed peak Browns though

[@maxpeck4154]

1:45 You would think that at some point professional athletes, who are all adults, would stop hurting their teams with this hot dog bullshit. I've also seen the officials decide not to throw a flag when certain players that play on certain teams with certain marketable quarterbacks take their helmets off and instead tell them to put it back on. Also bullshit. Throw. The. Flag.

[@Terp311]

Same at 15:27

[@calvinthegreat69]

"And Duane Rudd goes down as making one of the biggest mistakes in Cleveland Browns history." Thats a long list to be near the top if. Hard place to get to.

[@konnorrockkonnoisseur4970]

Still can't believe the Broncos escaped Buffalo with the W. We will NEVER see an ending like that ever again

[@yesorlando05]

Cleveland being Cleveland, lol smh. On a separate note, One of the biggest pet peeves for me in football is unforced penalties/screw ups. Things like taking off your helmet and throwing it (1:45), unsportsmanship conduct penalties, or when players purposely drop the ball a split second before they enter the end zone, blowing a guaranteed touchdown.

[@becca53444]

I love lip reading the coaches as they scream profanities at the ref. There’s no sound but I can still hear it

[@Jivvi]

Got to get Jomboy on it.

[@damonhill677]

8:58 game winning untimed down "they did it ......... the lions came back and did it (i hate my job and am regretting all of my life choices right now)"

[@Thirdbase9]

Not sure why the penalty in the Denver Minnesota game is that big of a deal. The QB was about to be sacked, and they would've still lost the down and burned a TO, and had an incomplete pass on the next play.

[@twisted_mentat8810]

Agreed - it even looked to me like the QB /was/ sacked (down by contact) before he got the pass off, but either way it'd still be 4th and forever. The rest are spot on though. Esp the brain-fart on the last one--either spike it or run a play.

[@67L48]

Exactly. Intentional grounding essentially isn't even a penalty. If the QB gets sacked, it's loss of down at the point of the sack. If the QB gets called for intentional grounding, it's loss of down at the point of the foul (would-be sack) -- the exact same result had he simply taken the sack. The "penalty" isn't a penalty at all -- it just restores what should have happened. A QB should never take a sack and should always throw it away -- worst case scenario is that the result is intentional grounding, which is literally no worse than had he taken a sack. I think in NCAA they add another 5 yards to make it an actual penalty (worse than having taken the sack).

[@Thirdbase9]

@@67L48 There is one slight addition as was seen in the last Bears penalty, a 10 second runoff the clock or burning a time out.

[@67L48]

@@Thirdbase9 But, again, that’s not a penalty. That merely creates the scenario of when a sack occurs. After a sack, there’s no way a team gets everyone back to the line, set, and ball snapped in less than 10 seconds. After a sack, a team is going to either waste ~10 seconds or take a time out. So, again, intentional grounding offers no penalty. It merely restores the condition had a sack occurred. There is almost no condition where taking a sack is a preferred option.

[@PlanetHouston]

I think the idea is that, had the grounding not been called, it would have been ruled an incomplete pass, which would have spotted the ball back at the original line of scrimmage. I agree that it probably should have been a sack, but the ruling on the field was that it was a pass attempt.

[@jimmydasani8922]

Stafford was incredible for playing with that injury

[@denkikaminari8327]

Ossai shoving Mahomes while he was out of bounds cost the Bengals a shot at the Super Bowl, and I know he didn't get any sleep from that. That gave Kansas City the much-needed field position where Butker kicked the game-winning Field Goal to send the Chiefs to the Super Bowl where they eventually won. Had Ossai not committed a Personal Foul, the Bengals would have had another chance.

[@MattRowland]

Another chance at what? There were 3 seconds left and the game was tied. You mean overtime? You do realize both teams get the ball in overtime in the playoffs....

[@mrdelirious8706]

​@@MattRowlandThat all sounds more like 'chances' than simply losing in regulation, yeah.

[@MattMooresEyebrows]

If im not mistaken, the browns doubled down on the PI mistake in the stafford injury game. Because stafford had been hurt he was supposed to sit out a play, but the browns called a timeout before the snap, allowing Stafford to come back in and finish the job. In all likelihood didnt change the outcome, but funny to me nonetheless

[@kbre2292]

It must be in the contract for head coaches to act incensed to a clear and obvious penalty by their guys.

[@Lance-Stroll]

I love the intentional grounding call on the last one. If a qb fakes sliding, that should be a penalty too

[@jayharv285]

No. That's a stupid idea

[@lscales6131]

4:42 I remember watching that game and yelling “there’s no way they don’t have them covered” sure enough they didn’t. It’s like the lions and browns try to lose games.

[@AEMoreira81]

One that is missing is: 2022 in Week 12: Bengals are up 20-16, Tennessee is out of timeouts, and they concede the field goal try hoping to get the ball back. Cincinnati kicked a field goal that would have put them up 7, BUT...two players ran into the long snapper (who is a defenseless player in a kick situation). Cincinnati chose to accept the penalty...points come off the board, but Cincinnati is able to take 3 knees.

[@Klunkyman]

6:23 aww man it is the hit that made Antonio Brown go insane...

[@asinkillz7668]

Same thought!!

[@JBM425]

He was a model player and team leader for the Steelers. Things changed after that hit. He was never the same.

[@scruffd0g193]

Unfortunately yes but he did have 3 more all pro years after that.

[@Jimusmc]

the hit that gave him CTE

[@JeffreyBrown-f4e]

the black 'style' of play has turned the game into kill ball. Jack Tatum and Darrell Stingley we may recall.

[@JezzyandtheBear]

The Minnesota penalty towards the end didn’t change the outcome. He was getting sacked anyway😊

[@markkostka6897]

Didn't see that coming with Raider dude knocking the ball out of the QB's hands.They get away with crap like that and shoving players that just got up after being tackled all the time. I love to see them get flagged with their cowardly bs bully tricks. Always trying to get shoves and ball swats in to intimidate.

[@Aziel562]

Broncos fan here was part of that 5 game win streak against winning teams 😢 truly soemthing else

[@ceeeej4765]

3:23 was Troy Aikman drunk here? 😂

[@soccerfan9790]

Anytime da Bears, Eagles, Cowboys, and both NYC teams make boneheaded played that drive their fan base insane, I’m like😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheAndyk123]

Missing the Dee Ford "lined up in the neutral zone" penalty in the playoffs against the Patriots that nullified the game-ending interception.

[@number-1-Saxman]

Just being on the Browns team is one of the biggest mistakes in NFL history 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rnews5750]

Just because you're an NFL player doesn't necessarily mean you have a well disciplined mind to play the game.

[@K1SH1RYU]

Waiting for part 2! I'll be there not matter that!

[@Jivvi]

Wait, I'm confused. Can a game end on a defensive penalty?

[@jayharv285]

No it can't.

[@hostedbykj]

Everyone I see that Burfict/Brown play, I’m shocked at how stupid Nantz sounds

[@bezurkmaggot3089]

These videos are always gonna be the same clips with the most recent one added..

[@DavidDeelLoco]

I realize it was a penalty. But the announcers. OMG! The play where the Washington quarterback took a knee. The announcers, "they slammed Heinicke to the ground."

[@StrikeBuster-b2b]

Offensive lineman was chugging.

[@michaelfalkner1186]

A number of these penalties are so stupid, you have to question whether they were throwing the game.

[@skeleguns10oooooo10]

If a penalty is committed by the defense with no time left in the half. An untimed down is played

[@number-1-Saxman]

1st one is how the raiders are taught. If you don't play dirty you don't play for Davis. Dad or son.

[@joelzenny]

The Cincinnati Bungles.

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

Bills should've beats Denver. Not a loss.

[@ohno3464]

I mean…they did lose though. You can’t just say it’s not a loss because you think the Bills should have won.

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

@@ohno3464 that's how I look at it though...🙄🤦‍♂

[@eauhomme]

10:32 Not that it mattered, but there should have been no intentional grounding on the Minnesota-Denver play. The replay showed that the quarterback's buttock hit the ground before the ball was out. Thus, it was only a sack and the time out should have only been due to a running clock, not to avoid a 10-second runoff. In the end, though, the result of the next play would have likely been the same.

[@Bizzair1990]

Those phantom facemask calls on Detroit against GB were absolute robbery.

[@packersfan4life]

No it wasn't

[@andrewgrove1691]

@@packersfan4life yes it was

[@MikeR-bh9cg]

@@packersfan4life “packersfan4life” yeah definitely no bias there

[@hhhfddsssb]

😭😭😭​@@MikeR-bh9cg

[@danielthompson3326]

Which one you have the phantom face mask that let Rodgers throw a hail Mary or the illegal hands to the face when dudes hand was on his shoulder pads both times lions get screwed over more then any other team in the NFL

[@markanthony1004]

Miracle in Mo-Town will forever be one of the greatest highlights in NFL history

[@OtterPond]

I remember watching that game, both teams in a win and in situation for the playoffs, and just when you thought it was over A Rod throws the king of Hail Mary’s and saves the game and the season.

[@jamesmackinnon7727]

At 0:51 “that’s bullshit”??? No, #90 did exactly what the ref said he did! What’s the ‘psychology’ behind this? Did the Raider coach mean ‘BS’ in a different context?

[@Memeguy102]

Where’s the Cowboys V Lions game?

[@geoffreyhooker9005]

Redskins-Cowboys, 5 Nov 2006. Score 19-19. Cowboys GWFG as time expired is blocked and returned across midfield but ...

[@jacobshort5378]

I'm impressed with the browns scoring that many in general. However, not shocked. They blow it more often than not,.

[@thephantomeagle2]

this will be a fairly long post because people have to understand why the Packers are often much louder at Ford Field, though it's a road game. As a die hard Packer fan in south central Michigan I still get a laugh at that Rodgers to Rodgers Hail Mary. I was at the local bar and there were a few Packer fans, but mostly Lions fans. I say the flag and cheered. The Announcers, as always, made a mess of it. They said "they stunned the crowd". No, if you listen, the cheers were far louder for the Packers a that point. The Lions were by and large already eliminated from playoff contention. People not from Michigan have to understand that a majority of the western part of the Upper Peninsula is Packer country. Copper Harbor, often described as the furthest point from Detroit in the state. It can take 11 or more hours to make the trip. don't trust Google since Google does averages. Once you get to the bridge, heading north, and you're going west through the UP there is zero interstate. You get off I-75 right at the Might Mac, and then head west on 2-4 land black-top or tarmac. There are turns, towns, traffic lights, hills, small mountains, and more. There are plenty of places where the speed goes down to 25-35 MPH, you also have tons of trucks, since there isn't a direct rail connection. I've known more than a few people from the western UP and they've said that the Packer road game to Detroit is always marked on the calendar the day that the schedule is fully released. A good share of companies in the western stretches of the UP consider the Thursday, Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday after the game as a guaranteed holiday. People who make the trip to Ford Field, given that it's often a night game don't want to make the 11-13+ hour drive(yup over 13 hours) after watching the game, so they get hotel rooms and then drive that next day. The Might Mackinaw Bridge tolls traditionally have most of the booths open that entire weekend.

[@NeverlandSystemPixie]

Man they wanted the Vikings to win. Clock hit zero PLAIN AS DAY... "he got it off in time"... a second LATE

[@drive9997]

as a lion fan this whole vid could have been all about em

[@nickazzi2078]

First play is Tillery, so happy he mo linger is a charger

[@Quartermaster323]

I was at the Rams-Raiders game, and yes, it seemed like a ticky-tack call. But my boys won this one during a dismal, injury-riddled season.

[@shaun4655]

That call on the eagles with the QB kneeling was ridiculous. By the time the QB drops to a knee they already began their tackle and obviously tried to pull off.

[@jayharv285]

What? You can clearly see they had a couple of seconds before they even tried to tackle him. They were being stupid

[@geoffreylee5199]

Should not end with a penalty at all!

[@JWalk-j6v]

Rogers threw it 70 yards

[@waynewood445]

And that play is a top reason KC cut Toney

[@chessenthusiast]

Bears losing on an intentional grounding penalty over a botched spike is the most Chicago QB thing ever.

[@markkostka6897]

Right. Like all those other Chicago QB times they messed up a spike. Haha you knew they don't have many good QBs so you tried to make a joke and failed. Way to go captain obvious.

[@edwardbright9434]

man thts priceless

[@ThatGreenGuy85]

Show Mahomes cry after that Bills game, where he lost because his team committed a penalty. Same guy who has won dozens of games because of penalty's that were committed, or werent called all game until they bailed his team out.

[@joshuafranke5238]

Oh the phantom facemask. I know you much too well. Shame these highlight channels never show the full replay of Devin Taylor not grabbing Rodgers' facemask

[@SidedraftingProductions]

I mean, I agree with you. But the video does highlight costly penalties called, regardless of if they're good OR bad calls.

[@Thirdbase9]

@@SidedraftingProductions So we can expect the Ineligible Receiver call in a future video?

[@jbj7599]

​@Thirdbase9 which one?

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

🤡🤡

[@jeleopard]

The Jaguars-Chargers 2022 playoff game where Joey Bosa throws a fucking meltdown on the sideline and hands Jags huge yards as they make a comeback is worth noting. Cry baby lol

[@jimmccormick6091]

Gotta say, in the anals of Cleveland Browns history and or mistakes, Dwayne Russ’s mistake was small potatoes….

[@mgmx2099]

6:24 end of game/ end of sanity penalty.

[@joseluismonterrosasfigueir9797]

Missing one very important the Dee Ford penalty that cost another ring to Brady

[@danielgonder7803]

The defense player from Detroit didn't grab Aaron rogers face mask. It was his shoulder pads

[@christhornton1785]

I swear it sounded like the announcer called him Richard Rodgers instead of Aaron.

[@elielpakkala3882]

Lions always get screwed

[@carlospeltier2957]

@@christhornton1785because richard rodgers caught the ball

[@christhornton1785]

@@carlospeltier2957 Ah. Thanks.

[@gregoryk.9815]

Washington Philadelphia game was not a penalty because he was still trying to make a play.

[@SgvSth]

No, the play was over when he went down and gave himself up. He did want the flag, but it is up to the Eagles defenders to not hit him when it is avoidable once he gave himself up.

[@FiddleSticks03]

he gave himself up 3 steps before the hit, not even controversial

[@IanDyer-h5h]

We should always include the replay that shows Rodgers didn't have his facemask grabbed.

[@bigsarge8795]

I'm sorry, but that first penalty against the Raiders was absolutely lame.

[@princea5886]

I’m sorry it wasn’t cool enough for you. It’s still an obvious penalty every time.

[@Joe_Okey]

It was absolutely the correct call. The Rams were completely out of timeouts so Mayfield was trying to give the ball to the referee to spot it so they could quickly get to the next play. That was 100% unsportsmanlike conduct on the Raider player.

[@ButtersCCookie]

Too choppy. Thanks though.

[@jeremylowe2309]

Must be nice to steal videos from the NFL and TV networks. Cmon dude. At least put some commentary or something. This is sooooooo demonetized.

[@johnstronz4672]

Its amazing how many games Rodgers won for the packers off bad calls in his favor

[@brohanfromrohan5771]

Didn't even show the fact that Rodgers wasn't grabbed by the facemask. He was grabbed by the shoulder.

[@MrPaulybear1123]

Thank you. I couldn’t watch this video anymore after they didn’t show the replay

[@Zenxolu]

WFC, Rodgers can be wheelchair bound and a vegetable

[@FUGP72]

Some of these are just showing your ignorance of sports. For some, the penalty made a HUGE DIFFERENCE in the outcome of the original play. A pass interference in the endzone clearly LED to the interception. Without it, for all we know, the offense catches the ball in the endzone. IT wasn't a costly penalty., IT was a costly ref SEEING the penalty. And an intentional grunding doesn't really cost the offense much. Without the intentional grounding, he would have gotten sacked. They still would have had to make a desperate hail mary on the last play. Like there really is a big difference between an 80 yard hail mary and a 90 yard hail mary. And same with the last -play. So, they didn't get their 1 in 200 chance of a 60+ yard hail mary touchdown. Wow! So costly!

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

Nahum 1:3 “The LORD is slow to anger, and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked: the LORD hath his way in the whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet.” King James Version (KJV)

[@karmew32]

And the most costly of all: Nickell Robey-Coleman committing blatant PI to seal the Rams fate-oh wait.

[@Deetz1]

That Aaron Rodgers Hail-Mary should’ve never happened. One of the many terrible calls against the Lions. Devin Taylor didn’t even grab his facemask.

[@Bowling5415]

Lions packers still not a face mask

[@stevedevries2891]

Replay showed he never grabbed Rodgers' face mask.

[@ShadowFalcon19]

Before Goodell became Commissioner and before gambling on sports became legal, there was little to no bias. Now, REFBALL IS ON DISPLAY FOR ALL TO SEE. THE REFS ARE ORDERED TO FORCE GAMES TO BE IN FAVOR OF WHOEVER GOODELL WANTS TO WIN!

[@rickhaavisto9023]

Yes, because there were never sports bets before Goodell became commissioner

[@paulmiddleton4215]

@@rickhaavisto9023 and Paul Hornung and Alex Karras never got busted either

[@geoffreyhooker9005]

Officials were not even allowed to go to Las Vegas during the season until the Raiders moved there.

[@Locutus494]

4:10 That was NOT a facemask! Typical NFL bias; screw the Lions and hand the game to Rogers.

[@ReeseDavidson]

I will never forget twelve men on defense