Top 10 Upsets in NFL History! | NFL Films

[@TheWorldsBiggestFan89]

Titans 28 Ravens 12 AFC Divisional Playoff 2019

[@Milkman-xp3nj]

The World's Biggest Fan too soon :(

[@tylerpppp1029]

I liked that one but because I'm a Chiefs fan I have to go with the super bowl 31-20 after being down 20-10 and no one had us winning

[@TheWorldsBiggestFan89]

@@Milkman-xp3nj Who cares, besides Ravens Fans?

[@michaelhession2105]

@@Milkman-xp3nj That was an upset but a majority of the country that weren't sportswriters wanted the Titans to beat us so that KC could win its first AFC Championship at home.

[@Guanaco6]

Tyler Prince that wasn’t really an upset tho bc the chiefs were the favorites

[@gatienlaurol5793]

Honorable Mention: Giants at Packers in the 2011 Divisional Game. The 9-7 Giants won 37-20 and beat MVP Aaron Rodgers and the season 15-1 Packers in Lambeau Field. The 2011 Packers became the first team in NFL History to go 15-1 and lose their first playoff game.

[@tempest20000]

Man. That game was such a bummer. That was the best team I’ve ever seen. The offense was lightning. Rodgers threw 45 TDs to just 6 INTs. That was (offensively) the best team I ever saw. But they rested starters and were rusty against the Giants and blew it. Real bummer.

[@Steve_Hunts96]

That game put me in a depression for weeks, and it was made much worse when NY went on to win the Super Bowl. Never had I felt so low at anytime in watching sports.

[@jonlohrenz5446]

I laughed that whole game

[@michaelweizer7794]

@@Steve_Hunts96 did anyone notice a pattern there?. The Giants went on the road again in the playoffs beat everyone for the nfc championship had to go to Green bay to play the Packers won that game and then went to superbowl 46 and beat. New England. It was like a repeat of four years before that

[@jtc9098]

I still remember how loud the boos were while watching that game on TV. The boos from Packers fans were so loud that it practically drowned out the commentary. The Packers played atrocious in that game. The Giants always seemed to catch the elite teams on a bad day.

[@EinTeufelskreis]

"The owners laughed at Paul Brown." Paul Brown: "And I took that personally."

[@robertlevine2827]

No disrespect to early greats like George Halas, Knute Rockne, Pop Warner, and Alonzo Stagg, but what did head coaches DO before Paul Brown? He pioneered film study. He created the playbook. He introduced the platoon system. He invented the face mask! P.S.--I love your MST3K thumbnail.

[@orangefox1231]

@@robertlevine2827 Well Halas FOUNDED the NFL. Pop Warner created the single and double wing formations, the three-point stance etc. Here's what Stagg did courtesy of wikipedia: Ends-back formation (1890)[40] Reverse play (1890)[30][40] 7-2-2 defense (1890)[41] First indoor game (1891)[40] First book on football with diagrams (1893; with Minnesota's Henry Williams)[40] First intersectional game (1894)[40] center snap (1894; John Heisman and Walter Camp claimed to have invented it in 1893)[42] onside kick (1894; possibly contributor)[42][43] huddle (1896)[6][40] quick kick (1896)[42] Short punt (1896)[44] Spiral snap (1896; contributor alongside Walter Camp, George Washington Woodruff and Germany Schulz)[42][45] line shift (1897)[43] placement kick (1897; Stagg believed Princeton used it earlier)[42] lateral pass (1898)[6] tackling dummy (1899)[6][46] unbalanced line (1900)[43] Notre Dame Box (1905)[44] varsity letters (1906)[6] Statue of Liberty play (1908)[47] uniform numbers (1913)[6] T formation (contributor)[48] forward pass (contributor alongside Eddie Cochems and Walter Camp)[42] man in motion[6][43] sleeper play[43] quarterback keeper[48] delayed buck[49] linebacker position[49] hip pads[49] numerical designation of plays[6] padded goalposts[6] end-around[6] Remember everything in football had to have an origin. Including the first guy who came up with the idea of let's throw this pointy ball (and I imagine there's an innovator for the ball too) and say if we catch it, that means he gained yards.

[@mortensen1961]

@@orangefox1231: Actually Halas co-founded the NFL, he just outlived the rest of them . .

[@stevecox7462]

Tom Coughlin has two different teams is on this list twice. Most underrated, unappreciated coach in NFL history 💯

[@marcoslaureano5562]

He's a great one. To change up his whole personal style and go from hated to absolutely loved, and two time SB champion - gotta give it to Coach Coughlin. I know we NY Giants fans love him.

[@christianloubardias6375]

Did he win both Super Bowls with the Giants?

[@tominator028]

@@christianloubardias6375yes he did.

[@kaledafif7972]

Yes he did he's one of the all time greats!!!​@christianloubardias6375

[@aroperdope]

Yes ​@@christianloubardias6375

[@gamingXpoison]

Jets 28 @ Patriots 21 2010 AFC Divisional Playoffs

[@solo.3d]

Sad thing is that this was uploaded in 2008

[@michaelweizer7794]

U mean the Jets actually had a good team at one time?.

[@mprattyh3]

If this was a newer list, no question that would be on there

[@jenhaley]

@@michaelweizer7794 with SANCHEZ?!?!?

[@janberg3232]

The jets had a fantastic defense that year

[@lhsbandfreak11]

Absolutely loved watching the Pats being denied perfection. However, I am a bit bummed that Junior Seau never got a ring. RIP to an absolute legend

[@billymanziel5666]

I’m not a pats fan but I’ve never understood this. Why wouldn’t you want to see history? That will probably never happen

[@finnburke2709]

Randy Moss and Wes Welker too…

[@Channel-23s]

Ehhh pats won 3 more rings

[@kyleharrison1645]

@@billymanziel5666 ppl are competitive. Wouldn't mind seeing their team making history but not someone else's

[@aspenrebel]

@@Channel-23s Yeah, but we should have 9 or 10. Now we stuck at 6 only. But Brady got his 7th SB win.

[@theoweemasterwho5652]

FINALLY! I've been waiting for a new Top 10 for FOREVER!

[@theoweemasterwho5652]

@@zappdogg7004 oh... well, for ME all these are new...

[@aaronbradley3232]

Yeah but this is old and I'm headed it but yes I've been waiting 2 and they took the top 10 coaches that didn't belong in college off now I forgot the name of that Oilers coach please somebody remind me

[@kaji2080]

facts

[@smoothALOE]

Aaron Bradley Bill Pederson. I think that was his name. Back-to-back 1-13 seasons, was always mixing his metaphors, haha!

[@glennsheppard8585]

77j, hmh 4.

[@timpatrickhanna]

I remember the 1990 Giants. I remember that they, along with San Francisco, were the only two unbeaten teams after Week 10. In Week 11, they met on Monday night and San Francisco won that game by a score of 7-3. They were a premiere team all season and the only injustice here was that they were seven point underdogs in the Superbowl. All that proves is that the bookmakers frequently don't know what they are talking about. In the history of the game, the favorites are only 55% against the spread. That year, the Giants had two other teams in their division with ten wins that they had to play twice. The worst team in their division was the 5-11 Cardinals. The Bills only had the Dolphins to contend with in their own division, and they played the 1-15 Patriots twice. The strength of schedule rankings had the Giants with the fourth most difficult schedule, and the Bills with the 12th most difficult schedule, yet they both finished 13-3 after the regular season. The Bills had a few blowout victories over relatively weak teams, which padded their offensive stats. The Giants didn't have blowouts because they were the #1 ranked defensive unit in the NFL. You couldn't score on them, so they didn't need to put up monster offensive numbers to win games. The 1990 Superbowl was just another case of odds makers being blown away by offensive theatrics and not paying attention to how individual players on the field matched up to one another. The game shouldn't be on the list of greatest upsets, in my opinion, because it wasn't an upset at all. The Giants did to the Bills what they did to everyone else all season, which was mostly stop their offense. Norwood's field goal attempt wasn't a chip shot like so many people pretend it was. It was a 47 yard attempt, which was considered the upper limit of his range. In his career on grass fields, he was one of five in field goals over 40 yards.

[@ywc19]

The Giants had a true backup QB and an old fullback starter because Rodney Hampton got hurt in the playoff game vs the Bears. So people rightly thought the Giants offense was far far inferior to the the Bills, compared to vice versa.

[@timpatrickhanna]

@@ywc19 the Giants held the Bills to 17 points just a few weeks before and by this time Hostetler had proven that he was more than capable of filling in for Simms. The Giants didn't exactly light up the field when Simms was out there either. There is no way in this world they should have been ten point favorites facing that defense.

[@Randy-z8y]

Great points and I bet G men that day also if you look at Norwood field goal attempt the laces were facing him

[@tonpalacios2964]

As a Patriots fan the 2 losses to the giants, especially during that undefeated season hurt so bad.

[@aspenrebel]

Yeah, both sucked!! 2007 and 2011 seasons SBs. I hate the Giants!!!

[@mikenoobs774]

@@aspenrebel we gonna win another Superbowl

[@aspenrebel]

@@mikenoobs774 NOT!!

[@Tacofiend92]

Good ❤

[@richarddoyle3420]

Typical. Never a loss. Reeeeee. New femocrats change the goal. Men aren't robots. F the Pats.

[@MarloSoBalJr]

Honorary mention: Ravens vs. Broncos (2013 AFC Divisional Round) -- that is a definite ticket of one the greatest "forgotten" playoff games ever

[@toonsis]

jags broncos......I didn't even watch Brunnell win that one because I didn't think he had a chance

[@nenenomusic]

I’m a ravens fan, one of the greatest games I’ve ever watched

[@nicholasbova9909]

Denver fan weighing in: yes that game should be on the updated list. 2012 was the best of the peyton manning teams (top 5 offense and defense). denver had crushed the ravens in baltimore during the regular season and was on an 11 game win streak. Add in all the big plays from that game....easily on the list

[@Philla815]

Raven fan. Love Jacoby Jones for that game and play.

[@mprattyh3]

That was a great game

[@eliserozling9043]

Scott Norwood and Bill Buckner: Two amazing players remembered for a single blunder in a single big game...

[@DaveAnchovies]

Neither deserve to be scapegoats. The Sox blame it on a single players error, but they had a complete game to make it right. The Bills were shut down, out coached and put the pressure on an average kickers shoulders. Norwood was grudgingly forgiven in buffalo, Buckner was not so lucky. I'm sure they both needed plenty of therapy

[@Jiltedin2007]

We can now add Nelson Cruz to that list.

[@From-North-Jersey]

@@DaveAnchovies At least neither of them go the Mitch Williams treatment.

[@dwaynecollins4974]

You could tell the team players from the ones that weren't teammates by how many padded Norwood on the head afterwards and how many walk past him like he was a bum. The team walked in there together they can walk out together

[@georgegeorgiou74]

As a fan of both teams on the other side of both of those, neither deserve the blame they get. In 1986, Buckner even if he fields that ball, he doesn’t beat or get the ball to first to beat Wilson. The game was already tied, people make it seem like they were ahead and that was going to end the Series. The Sox already choked that game away. With Norwood, that kick wasn’t in his range. The game shouldn’t have been left to that. Poor clock management and execution put it there. Yes, both could have made the plays and we wouldn’t even be discussing it, but to blame them entirely is wrong in my opinion. That being said, two of my favorite sports moments ever.

[@spunkyspano]

Just keep metriculating the ball down the field, boys...

[@teedepefanio4974]

Lol... made me smile, too

[@dontarguewithfools]

I love hearing him say that. Then his evil genius laugh

[@djquinn11]

Hahaha! Love it!

[@LapsedComicFan]

The George Costanza of football.

[@aspenrebel]

Matriculating. They do tend to over use and misuse that word alot.

[@Gungho73]

It's crazy to me to think someone could look at Paul Brown, a guy whos existence helped create 2 franchises, was one of the winningest coaches of all times, won so many titles no matter the league, won so many coach of the year awards no matter the year. The audacity someone back then could look at him and go "yeah, high school coach." That will forever be one of the biggest upsets of all time against the Eagles given how fixed that was to make him look bad.

[@Redmenace96]

It is history, but I think it helps us, today. Don't sell out the mavericks, and the geniuses. P. Brown created the modern NFL, in his head. He didn't give up. Personally, I put him up there with Copernicus, Einstein, and MLK. The dude saw things that we couldn't see.

[@Gungho73]

@@Redmenace96 NFL Films did a video on top game changers and he's listed at Number 1! Which just shows how many people agree with your viewpoint too.

[@stablerpunch]

While you’re correct about Paul Brown, the naysayers said that in 1950. Years before the accord this accolades. The Bengals came to exist in 1965.

[@marcoslaureano5562]

Amen. And I'm tired of Otto Graham not even being considered when it comes to the GOAT QB conversation. As he has SEVEN Championship rings and led the Browns to the Championship game in every single season of his career. There's a reason he's on the All-Time team. Dude was way ahead of his time and is one of those guys from that team - the other is Marion Motley - who was a monster of a fullback and, like Jim Brown, all three of these guys would have been great in ANY era. Especially Motley, a guy who was the size of a modern linebacker with speed like Jim Brown. Teams would be tripping over themselves to draft/sign a guy like that.

[@gatienlaurol5793]

Another honorable mention: Jets at Patriots 2010 Divisional Playoffs: Rex Ryan and the 11-5 Jets lost to the Patriots in their second matchup of the season 6 weeks prior 45-3. Then they march into Foxboro and beat MVP Tom Brady and the 14-2 Patriots 28-21. It was the only time that the Pats have not won a Super Bowl after finishing the season 14-2.

[@toonsis]

good 1...….that was a shock and not even as close as the score shows

[@SageLakshmi]

Was sitting in a bar in new England as a jets fan. 1st half of that game was loud in that bar. The 2nd half of the game...you could hear a pin drop

[@briguy310]

@@SageLakshmi could you hear a cough drop

[@stuartb9323]

I was at that game with 7 buddies, and we were all dressed in JETS green! We took so much abuse before, and during the game...until the we won. Those patriot fans walked out of that stadium like Zombies 🧟‍♀️! Nobody gave us a chance

[@aspenrebel]

Grrrrrrr!! I hate the Jets too!!!!!

[@sgshumblecrumb6046]

As a Philly fan, the 02 NFC Championship against the Bucs has my approval. My 11 year old heart is hardened to this day.

[@mattkhanna]

The panthers the next year was a bigger upset to me. Jake delhomme to muhsin Muhammad. Don’t think Ricky manning has ever been seen since that game

[@BaconFrisbee]

Most of these illustrate the fact that great defense almost always trumps great offense, and yet every year people drool over the high-flying offenses.

[@LiT_Moose89]

Offense brings in crowds, defense brings home rings

[@alvaromartinezwilches6672]

Entertainment better than victories

[@nazeVOV]

In this NFL I still agree for the most part that defense wins but.... Given the rules and how the games played these days and the athletes I'm not saying offense wins the Superbowl but it's VERY VERY hard now days for a defense to win rings. Not impossible in fact I believe defense will win the Rams the Superbowl this year 2022 but the game now favors offense over defense

[@mr.brenman2132]

@@LiT_Moose89 Statistically that's not true. Most of the superbowl winning teams have offensive minded coaches.

[@mr.brenman2132]

@@nazeVOV The Rams offense is better then the defense but I hear ya.

[@ewalltom]

Scott Norwood's missed kick was longer than any field goal he had ever made. Hr put all he could into it, and it had plenty of distance, but he lost the accuracy with the extra effort.

[@joshuagamboaii741]

0:00 Super Bowl IV. 3:53 The 1987 Vikings-49ers Divisional Game. 6:46 Super Bowl XXV. 10:44 The 1987 Commanders-Cowboys Monday Night Football Game. 13:51 The 1996 Jaguars-Broncos Divisional Match. 17:05 Super Bowl XXXII. 20:30 The Cleveland Browns' first-ever game in franchise history. 23:48 Super Bowl XXXVI. 28:32 Super Bowl XLII. 32:37 Super Bowl III.

[@TonyArceneaux-uu3cf]

Great 😊 number one choice I just mentioned it.

[@Stopcommentingthesamecomments]

Some ppl say redskins Some ppl say commanders when talking about the past

[@joshuagamboaii741]

@@Stopcommentingthesamecommentswho cares about that racist name. It's inappropriate now. THEY'RE STILL THE WASHINGTON COMMANDERS!

[@wvu05]

Thanks for the list, but it was Cleveland's first NFL game. They existed for four years prior to joining the league. Let's not erase nearly half of the career of the great Otto Graham.

[@michaelleroy9281]

In 1987 it was the REDSKINS, you can't change the way it was, there was no such thing as a Commander

[@dcbandnerd]

Thank you for including "Best of the Rest" in this version!

[@scoobycarr5558]

The Vikings - possibly both the luckiest and unluckiest franchise in sports

[@3andahalf949]

Scooby Carr mostly unlucky

[@Jman417]

As a Vikings fan I agree.

[@toma.4808]

Bills fans might disagree. 4 straight losses, and 3 of those losses from nfc east teams

[@munenemathenge8085]

I just hate that Drew had his worst game after a record breaking season. I give props to your team having their best game after stinking it up against the Packers.

[@Toxicity0069]

@@toma.4808 all 4 were NFC east teams

[@benjaminfarias9169]

31:05 Theventeen Fourteen. One touchdown and were worle championth

[@chriskies5016]

In spite of all the networks attempts to make that fool an analyst, announcer, talk show host, etc . . . he is and always will be a gap toothed moron

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

@@chriskies5016 He's a 10 figure gap toothed moron. And you're a white guy that never was mad at him on KZbin. Advantage Strahan.

[@troublemagnet1]

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 OK Boomer

[@JakobCerasuolo]

Wait what

[@troublemagnet1]

@abc def OK Tide Pod

[@amae1882]

You all may think the Giants team from Super Bowl 42 wasn't all that good, but keep in mind they were the best road team in the NFL winning 11 straight road games including all 3 playoff games and the Super Bowl which they were the road team for that.

[@themagicslinky1773]

Might as well call them the Traveling Giants at that point, no point in staying in New York

[@michaelleroy9281]

They did it again in Super Bowl 46

[@aspenrebel]

Give a Season Year # NOT a SB #.. I have no idea what the heck season SB42 was, which teams.

[@VMan29397]

i just realized tom coughlin is twice on this list 3 if you count his time as the giants wr coach in 1990

[@PattyBandAidz]

It's actually pretty incredible to think about how much the AFC had to overcome to garner respect ... imagine an upstart professional football league today taking a run at the NFL ... I know its a whole lot different today compared to then but still ... pretty crazy

[@indy_go_blue6048]

IIRC ABC carried the AFL games in the '60s (CBS had the NFL, again IIRC; NBC got the contract for the AFC in the '70s and ABC got MNF.) Anyway... I always enjoyed watching the AFL games more than the NFL, especially when they had the Chargers playing. The amount of passing (vs the NFL) was just crazy and the games were much more exciting. Of course in the '60s you only got to watch your local team (Bears for me; they sucked after '63 until the '80s) and there weren't doubleheaders until after the merger.

[@MrNightmarekill]

I use to watch these on TV all the time when I was a wee lad, thank you for uploading these to KZbin ; y'all are the real MVPS!

[@aristotle736]

As he was impersonating a helicopter in SB 34, Elway was most likely thinking: I'm NOT going thru the agony of losing another one of those.

[@michaelleroy9281]

That was Super Bowl 32 , 34 was Rams Titans, the one yard short game

[@adamdorgant9454]

You mean Super Bowl 32!!!!

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Yeh, he finally had a great RB so he could finally win one.

[@frankjones5770]

The best tbing i can say as a giants fan. My team kept brady from 2 more rings

[@stuartb9323]

I have two favorite teams...The JETS, and any team that beats the patriots!! I especially love the Giants for making the patriots 18-1 🤣😍🥰🤣

[@frankjones5770]

@@stuartb9323 and we did it twice lol. I know my giants need work. But if we never win another game. I can say eli got two rings and he got them from brady!

[@stuartb9323]

@@frankjones5770 Oh Yes!!! I felt like my team won the Superbowl when the Giants beat them those two games. I was surrounded by patriot fans at a SB party for the 18-1 game. Wearing a Namath jersey of course...oh that was so sweet. Thank you Frank, and your Giants!

[@frankjones5770]

@@stuartb9323 lol i was at work. Just finished. Was in the break room for the final minutes. It was so glorious. I have an annoying cousin that loves them and it felt so good to shut him up. I didn't even rub it in. Lol. Just let the win speak for me lol

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!

[@RicoBurghFan]

The Pats losing to the Giants was one my favorite games ever and I'm a Steelers fan home of six Super Bowls.

[@johndowns3839]

If being called "Jagwads" in the paper doesn't motivate you, I don't know what would.

[@Gungho73]

@Harry Engel Absolutely. I am a big offensive lineman proponent for the Hall each and every year, and I felt there were 3 LT's of absolute stunning quality in that era. It went Jones, Ogden, and Boselli. If there ever was an era where the best 3 LT's should go into the hall, Boselli helps make that argument. His domination against Smith in the playoffs is where you should start with his profile. It says a lot that when the Texans started as a franchise, they attempted to pick him up despite what would be a career ending injury. You just dont get players like that.

[@siler7]

@Harry Engel Yes, definitely. Nothing's ever certain in the NFL, but the Broncos would have had a VERY good chance at a three-peat. They picked a bad day to have a bad day. It's greatly to their credit that they came back and reached their potential in the following two years. If Elway hadn't been 157 years old and had stayed on one more year, a four-peat would have been very possible...they went from 14-2 to 6-10 when he retired.

[@legolvr1997]

Week 17 2019 Dolphins 27 - Patriots 24

[@tundra5771]

Thank you dolphins!

[@rickyt43515]

How do you leave out the 1964 Browns vs Colts? Baltimore was a 20 point favorite. Browns won 27-0.

[@adamdorgant9454]

That’s true, you’re right about that!!!!

[@michaelleroy9281]

It wasn't 20 points Cleveland was at home

[@Fattoxthegreat]

Can someone explain 28:05 to me? Does that mean head to head matches? How can you be 10 games above or below .500 in a season fewer than 20 games long?

[@daleftuprightatsoldierfield]

If you have 10 more wins than losses, it’s considered being 10 games above .500. 13-3 is 10 games above .500

[@el_dank_sinatra]

12-2 team vs 2-12 team for example

[@MrAquinas1]

Some Jet fans have the belief that Namath made a deal with the devil that for a victory in SBIII the Jets would never win another one.

[@subzero308]

The game like every sports league was fixed and rigged... None of this is legit its all for entertainment purposes thats it.

[@eliasayala2370]

Bro thank you for posting this new top 10

[@logalogalog]

No mention of Steve Atwater in SB XXXII? His defensive performance deserved some credit.

[@wawaelias8842]

2020 4 days before thanksgiving, and Im listening to this while watching good fellas!!!

[@redwingsfan3621]

Turn this crap off then!

[@webbandrew357]

Now we wait till the 2019 Ravens Titans divisional game.

[@mikeypark2917]

That was a pretty big upset but idk about number 1 cus it was just a divisional game. That should prolly be somewhere 5-10. Not just the fact cus it was big upset but the Titans handily beat the Ravens. Ravens had no chance from start to finish. I’d rate it as top 5-6 upset of all time personally.

[@michaelhession2105]

To me its the worst loss in Ravens history.

[@pp3k3jamail]

@@michaelhession2105 I'm not a Ravens fan but they seem to do better when they're underdogs in 2000 they wasn't the favorites the Titans were. 2012 they wasn't a favorite the broncos were 13-3 and the top defense in the AFC and a really good offensive and I believe they were underdogs against the Patriots in the AFC championship game and against the 49ers in super bowl. 2008 the Ravens we're under dogs went on the road and beat two division winners including the 13-3 Titans before they lost to the Steelers and AFC title game. But when the Ravens are the favorite it doesn't seem to work out well for them. In 2006 the Ravens were 13-3 with the top defense in the league and they lose at home to the colts who had the worst Rush defense in the league. And 2018 they get dominated at home by the chargers in the playoffs the same charger team that the Ravens dominated in los Angeles I think in like week 11. And then in 2019 the Ravens were 15-1 and a 9-7 Titans team come in and dominate you.

[@michaelhession2105]

@@pp3k3jamail The Chargers game was in Week 16, the reason LA beat us was that they had basically played us 1 week later. Not to mention the Titans game in 2019 was against their old Defensive Coordinator.

[@thepapapaul5668]

Videos are educational for young people

[@squibbybasementchild5047]

Yes

[@reggieisdabest25]

Yup definitely helps us talk with the old folk about this amazing game!

[@bencooper7434]

I was in grade 9 when youtube was started, I graduated at 17 and my lil bro was born. For him, youtube has always been there, I find it easy to tell him to "youtube it" when I'm talking about something, and sure enough it's there. None of this watching sports channel endlessly waiting for the guide to say "top 10" of something LOL

[@shanepleasants6280]

ben cooper I was 18 when it came out we don’t realize how lucky we have it today

[@jonlohrenz5446]

The

[@tylergianchetta3946]

16:55 SKEEEEEUUPPPP

[@tiffanilinn9971]

1:10 can we look at what that lions player just did

[@fear_god51]

Huged him lol

[@aspenrebel]

Lions have not won a Playoff game since 1991 season. 30 years, 2022 will make it 31 years if they don't make the playoffs and win a game. Presently the Jets hold the longest streak of not making the Playoffs, at 11 seasons. If they don't make playoffs in 2022 that will make 12 seasons (or is it 10/11? I forget).

[@hhtptai]

Imagine getting released from prison for the sole purpose of being a backup QB...

[@jakewhatley3041]

About right tho if I’m being honest😂

[@Tech215Studios]

I always tell my son being a back up QB is a dream job - I even got him a clip board and baseball hat

[@melanielazare9]

Yeah and he wins the game and they send him back. Smfh did he get anything for it. I bet you not. Smfh users

[@orangefox1231]

@@melanielazare9 No it's a crime that those scabs didn't get a Super Bowl ring. If Dan Snyder had 2 cents of brains or if his public relations guy did, he'd make a grand spectacle of it and honor those forgotten Skins.

[@aspenrebel]

The guy looked pretty good.

[@logicaldude3611]

People sometimes wonder why the Jets-Colts game was such a big deal, but these teams were in two entirely different LEAGUES just a few years earlier. It would be like the XFL being allowed to play against the NFL and a few years later they're winning the Super Bowl against impossible odds. The AFL wasn't supposed to be winning anything. They were a whipping boy for the NFL to show its mastery of the game. It was kind of like the NFL said, "Okay, we'll let you in on our little fun. But we hope you know your role." That Jets-Colts game changed pretty much everything. Now it's not the NFL and AFL, it's the NFL with the NFC and AFC as conferences. Teams on equal playing ground, a complete league. That's what the Jets-Colts game did. When one game changes an entire league, that's special.

[@deadaccount7520]

"We went to New England and beat them earlier in the year" 24-17......"nobody thought they could win." Yeah that 7 point victory earlier in the year must have been more conclusive. Than any other one score victory that I've ever seen.

[@IndependentThinker74]

He said that they did it in the cold. The Rams were a passing team. He was thinking that if they could win on the road in the cold by 7, they would destroy them in a dome stadium.

[@elliottpierce9823]

Mike Martz said after that game in New England that he though the Pats were the best football team he’d ever seen

[@wvu05]

31:40 And what made it even better was having that one Patriots fan at the Super Bowl party you were watching.

[@epicriceinhaler]

Mine was when the 16 golden retrievers beat 1 Virginia in March madness

[@allelitetyler9526]

De0rdinaryBush 101 Wrong sport lol

[@brianevans6328]

I think it takes the #1 spot in the NCAA Tournament away from Villanova beating Georgetown in 1985.

[@raimarulightning]

I actually thought you were talking about Air Bud.

[@mattfahringer148]

I hate Soggy Bread this is football not basketball you dumb dumb doo doo head

[@shanepleasants6280]

Then VA came back the next year and won the whole thing so as a Cavs fan I wouldn’t change that loss for the world the story was too perfect

[@TheAireaidLord]

It's funny how what the Patriots did to the Rams the Giants ended up doing to them in super bowl 42. In both cases an unconventional, physical defensive plan helped carve the way to victory, built upon an earlier season meeting in which the team that won the SB lost the regular season game.

[@GoreDrnker]

But pats didn’t stop there they won 3 with brady

[@Djrexda1]

The lore goes back even further if you include Bill, dude basically had that gameplan for the Bills when he was DC for the Giants, he had to be sick to see it bite his ass not once but twice.

[@nyjets2428]

10. Chiefs over Vikings 1970 9. Vikings over 49ers 1987 8. Giants over Bills 1991 7. Skins over Cowboys 1987 6. Jags over Broncos 1996 5. Broncos over Packers 1997 4. Browns over Eagles 1950 3. Patriots over Rams 2001 2. Giants over Patriots 2007 1. Jets over Colts 1968

[@Gunsarepeople]

I have you. Spoiler alert

[@zj13goat57]

Thanks for telling me which one to skip

[@duanejessup3708]

Superbowl 44 Saints beat Colts. Saints were a huge underdog.

[@BeastlyJay22]

YES.

[@charliesonneville7324]

Ayyyyy ima saints fan thx for saying

[@sittingbackandwatchingital3845]

duane jessup your an idiot

[@pp3k3jamail]

Saints were not huge underdogs dummy

[@ChrisPayneHBTW]

This was made in 2008

[@Phrankster163]

Even though I´m a die hard Colts fan, the two Superbowls, where The Giants beat the Patriots stand as my favorite Football memories, with Peyton´s amazing comeback against The Patriots in 2009 a close third. Winning the Superbowl over the Bears was sweet too, but it was against an opponent I knew we couldn´t lose to (they had Rex Grossman on QB, for Christ sake!), which made it feel less special. Watching the Patriots lose, just always made me feel good! Now with Brady finally gone, I hope they have some terrible years ahead of them.

[@jamesnelson5618]

Well that what everyone are But they won't complain as Brady is Still a G.O.A.T.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

@@jamesnelson5618 Manning carried the Colts for most of the decade; their D consistently sucked. Brady played on a very good/great team his entire time. Manning is GOAT #1.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

I knew as soon as Hayden scored that game was over with a 12 point lead. The D carried Grossman all season but couldn't do it in the SB.

[@jamesnelson5618]

@@indy_go_blue6048 he need 5+ Rings just to become one if he's doesn't get foiled turn the ball over at that point so there maybe Record that he has that no other QB won't surpassed or broken however it doesn't mean he came far to become Goat of Goats of American major Sports on any position as Brady unless he Earn 5+ Rings then Yes so therefore He still all time Great legends as I believe.

[@aspenrebel]

Shut Up!!!

[@jacobball8422]

Brown beating the eagles in 1950. That's what I love about football. No one believes in them but you can't tamper with the play. On the field they forced everyone to respect them. That is what I love about this game.

[@aspenrebel]

I like the 73-0 NFL Champ Game. What people don't realized is, it was really COLD!!! The field was frozen, all ice. One team manage to get proper foot wear for such conditions. The other team was wearing the same old cleats. So ice skating around. So the team with the better footwear, who could get a footing and run, etc. WON!!!

[@raging_crocodile2081]

What about the 2010 wild card where the Seahawks beat the Saints?

[@bootlegdouglas]

This originally aired in 2008.

[@LILCHEESE99]

@Costa Zambaras still a great upset, stop hatin

[@bigmike676767]

Beast mode

[@mattboy5296]

@Costa Zambaras Salty af.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Beast Mode saying" Get Off Me!"

[@j6ajackson34]

2005 Divisional Steelers (11-5) vs Colts (14-2) should have been on this list as well as the 2006 Divisional with the Patriots (12-4) vs Chargers (14-2), both games had missed critical field goals (Mike Vanderjagt and Nate Kaeding respectively).

[@jimmaloney1121]

To this day I can still see Bill Cowher, Jerome Bettis, Peyton Manning, and Tony Dungy all saying "He missed it" in four completely different ways!

[@indy_go_blue6048]

@@dawsonindustries You're wrong to hate on Vanderjagt. If Bettis hadn't fumbled on the Colts 1-yard line while P was running out the clock, he wouldn't have even been in that position. Vdj was one hell of a good kicker. He made all of his XPs and was 25/28 in FGs and 7/8 on FGs of 40+ yards in '05. Vdj had a big mouth and Indy needed a scapegoat for the loss; Mike made a good one.

[@SuperTugz]

@@indy_go_blue6048 The real truth behind that game was that the run-first Steelers came out of the gate throwing the football, and Ben Roethlisberger was actually and surprisingly outplaying Peyton. Steelers led 21-3. A Troy Polamalu interception should have ended the game at 21-10. But he fumbled the ball and recovered it. The Colts challenged it with no expectation of winning, but the refs made an AWFUL call on the review, (worse than any call the Steelers benefited from in the Super Bowl Vs. Seattle 3 weeks later), and this scenario was the only reason the game was even close. The goalline scenario where Bettis fumbled, Ben tackling Nick Harper by the shoelace, the Vandergat miss, none of it even should have happened, but it did! Oh and Nick Harper, the guy who almost took the Bettis fumble to the house who was tackled by the shoelace, he was stabbed in the leg a week prior. emotional play for everyone involved, absolutely legendary

[@tangobango9653]

“Just keep matriculating the ball downfield boys.” Gotta’ luv Ol’ Coach Stram. 🥴

[@acutiepieb2011]

That’s why Kelce keeps saying that lol

[@DeAngeloStevens]

2007 was WILD and Crazy Year in Sports, Movies, and Music.

[@TheNBAfan101]

Listen I know the Vikings won that game, but saying that Joe Montana’s age is catching up with him right before he goes on to win two straight super bowls has gotta be one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard 😂

[@xSoulListx]

Now you can add Ravens and Titans to the list :p

[@shanepleasants6280]

Number 2 eagles with a backup QB beats Brady number 1 giants and that will never ever ever be topped

[@funtyes1970]

lol pats was only 5 points favorites in Superbowl 52 against eagles I wouldn't call that a upset .

[@toma.4808]

Jeff hostetler beat hof qb jim kelly in the superbowl. A game the giants were considered underdogs. Cant be topped? Hostetler's only claim to fame was narrowly beating a heavily favored bills team stacked with hof talent: bruce smith, andre reed, james lofton. Bruce smith and jim kelly. The giants are typical sb underdogs who mastered the art of defying the odds in the big game winning 4 of 5 superbowls they played in

[@Toxicity0069]

To me, the eagles were favored. Remember that same eagles team blew out a powerful defense in the NFC championship game. Patriots barely won against the other top defense in the league

[@jffry24]

david ellsworth what ? That has nothing to do with it ! You’re quoting the spread. Literally to time defending champions versus team full of back ups

[@CharlesAlexanderAllred]

This list is great but giants beating unbeaten patriots is biggest upset of all time

[@VMan29397]

no sb 3 is bigger

[@rickyindependentthinker3007]

Wow 19 points favorite in the Super Bowl , i would take the underdog everytime

[@cesarmedina7080]

Giants beating the Bills is not that big of an upset. Giants were a great team especially on defense. They had just beat the 49ers who were the best team in the league three years running. Beating the 49ers in the nfc championship game was a bigger upset. Giants Bills turned out to be one of the greatest super bowls but I think Bills vs. 49ers would have been an even better game.

[@MasonCookMrFamous]

Honorable mention from this past post-season (2021-22): Niners, who had managed to sneak into the playoffs in the last week of the season, defeating the Last Dance Packers in Lambeau Field. An absolutely stunning outcome that nobody expected.

[@Sweet-mz7ol]

15:02 Jagwads? Funny thing to call a team that went into Buffalo the previous week and beat them in what turned out to be Jim Kelly's final game.

[@Tyrunner0097]

They were a 2nd-year expansion team, 9-7, going up against a 13-3 team. There was no respect at all for Jacksonville for that game. Everyone thought they got lucky against Buffalo and they were going to get destroyed by the Broncos.

[@ungartothemax20166]

28:31 The Giants over the Patriots in Super Bowl 42

[@RETUSAF1995]

That's what i say!!!

[@ronviens7040]

The most obvious fixed game in NFL history, along with SB 46

[@jimwelke1286]

I had heard that in 1987, Redskins made sure to have a way to contact the guys they cut in training camp, so they would have players who at least had some familiarity with the team's system and each other.

[@DrewRandIsCool]

John Elway had one hell of a career going to 3 Super Bowls losing them and going to back to back Super Bowls and won 2 of them that right there is the perfect Hollywood ending in NFL history

[@davidfaxon3336]

Elway can thank Terrell Davis. To bad they ran him into the ground. He was one of the best of that time frame

[@depaola63]

Hank Stram was classic boys !! ....Also 4 my Vikes " Best WIN EVER as a fan was 1987 vs SF !! " The Anthony Carter Game " CLASSIC !! I was just 24 on that day ! Beautiful time to be young !

[@toonsis]

the Giants should have beat the pats in week 17 that same year...….one big play and 2 personal fouls cost them....they were up 4 points late if I remember

[@artofficialintelligence2875]

ill never forget watching that thinking as a Giant fan...what a fckin game! imagine this is our Super bowl? we all laughed as Giant fans.. but that was the spark

[@toma.4808]

Agree, but they got their revenge where it really counted. The superbowl- twice

[@1990Thunderbolt]

@@toma.4808 Yankees and Patriots: The Evil Empires! Red Sox and Giants: The Evil Empire Killers!

[@michaelweizer7794]

@@artofficialintelligence2875 I remember that game as well and it turned out to be a war!. And I thought to myself if the Patroits met these guys in the superbowl that New England was gonna be in trouble!!!!!.

[@Boosted403]

Honourable mention Seahawks vs patriots Super Bowl XLIX 2015 Don’t forget in 2014 Super Bowl champions were Seahawks everyone was rooting for Russell Wilson, Marshawn Lynch, Bobby Wagner, Earl Thomas, Richard Sherman, Doug Baldwin, Michael Bennett, Kam Chancellor, K.J. Wright

[@RichieMaccas]

No matter where I am, no matter where I go, I cannot escape the terror of “wide right”

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Colts fan. '05. I can commiserate.

[@aspenrebel]

except for "wide left".

[@aaronstark5060]

Seeing this comment when I’m seeing it, just thought I should check on you and see if you’re OK.

[@johnstjohn1987]

Jeff Hoffstedler was Nick Foles before Nick Foles was Nick Foles.

[@marquestainter4131]

I remember in high school watching the jets super bowl every Friday. My teacher was Bill Baird.

[@yordaddy6988]

That's pretty cool

[@Matt-cr4vv]

Their mention of the Niners being upset got me thinking of their dominance in the past where they were 5-0 in the superbowl and now in 2024 they’ve been in three subsequent super bowls and I almost feel bad for them to an extent because they’ve lost each one of them in heartbreak at the end of each of those games. And in the prior two against the Chiefs it almost makes you reflect on all the games for so many years where Joe Cool calmly took them down the field to win like clockwork. And in these past two it’s like they have gotten to experience the inverse where they have to face the ice cold comeback guy who snatches away the close battles from them even when they’ve played really well the entire game. Just interesting how different time periods can adjust what a franchise and its fan base experience

[@cooperwolfe5478]

I definitely agree. This is a very niche stat but after winning there 5th Super Bowl the 49ers had a Super Bowl point differential of +99 and could’ve been the first team to reach the +100 point mark but since they’ve lost there last 3 appearances they could still do it but now the Cowboys are closer to that mark.

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

I know this film came out before that, but when the Eagles beat the Patriots in the Super Bowl, I cried tears of joy.

[@cobracmr4]

Yah I mean I knew the Eagles were great but I didn't think they'd win but it was insane when they did. That superbowl was perfect

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

@@cobracmr4 Bruh, after that final play, I didn't even realize it was over. I was like "watch the refs somehow give him something." Then the announcers started calling it and I sat there stunned for a second.

[@cobracmr4]

@@LegendaryDorkKnight bruh right?!

[@Bigedub101]

@@LegendaryDorkKnight we all did..

[@aspenrebel]

Grrrrr!!! That was ridiculous. How the heck did we lose that game? Against a journeyman QB who wasn't that good, and went moving around the NFL after the SB.

[@michiganmadeproduct5657]

If you remember back when the jags came to the league they where given high draft picks. That was a really good team. Just young.

[@michaelleroy9281]

The legacy of Super Bowl III lives on to this day

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!

[@Gitfiddle]

Davis playing thru a migraine is one of the gutsiest things I’ve seen. You don’t understand a migraine headache until you have one. They’re completely debilitating. When he said he can’t see he wasn’t joking. The pain is unreal.

[@toreeadams9873]

Giants beating the Pats in 2008 was bigger than the Jets in 69

[@emancify]

I am not a Patriot's fan by any stretch, but; in that Super Bowl against the Giants (when NE was 18-0), you can see Holding (just put KZbin on .5 or half Video Speed) on 2 at least (two) Giants linemen when Manning is running around looking for Tyree. When it's 3rd Down and 5 yards to go (1:16 on the clock), just look at the 2 Patriots squeezed between #'s 60 & 69 (at 30:47). #60 clearly holds and #69 does an excellent job of obstructing the view (after #60 already held Richard Seymour, #93 the Pat's best defensive lineman). Then, if you go further (in Slow Motion) of the first missed Holding calls, you can clearly see the Giant's #66 Holding the Patriot's #98. This was ridiculously fixed for one of the Manning's to win a Super Bowl. Remember, Archie and his son Peyton hadn't won any Super Bowl's yet. The Ref's were watching Manning, not the linemen that were clearly holding a superior Belichick Defense (especially on that 3rd Down). This was a poorly officiated ending, plain and simple.

[@timb3239]

Super Bowl 52 should be on here but I think this was done a while ago

[@TheMasterQuests]

Yes it was no one gave the Eagles a chance

[@jonlohrenz5446]

Hard to consider it a huge upset when the Eagles had also been a dominant #1 seed as well.

[@AJ_savage16]

@ReturnoftheBrotha it was a an upset nobody though philly would win that sb

[@Autobot_Megatron]

"Norwood going wide of the goal post was essentially a stamp of approval of Hostetler's moustache, and we can't have that." LMAO 😆😆😆😆😆

[@jcrhea001]

Big glaring omissions were the 95 Colts beating the Chiefs and the 86 Patriots getting to the Super Bowl.

[@michaelleroy9281]

85 Patriots the game was played on January 26 of 86

[@KojinMacJorn]

As a Patriots hater, seeing the Patriots undefeated season go down in violent flames was the greatest moment of my life from the Entertainment side. I laughed, and laughed, and laughed, and laughed.

[@notoriouseagle1074]

Than I feel sorry that you live a pathetic life. 6 rings, buddy, COUNT EM!

[@jamesnelson5618]

And the real reason you're a Hater because they Cheated 🤣🤣👍.

[@NoPulseForRussians]

Yo, @ 01:16 #82 for the Browns just died on the spot lol. That was one of the funniest tackles I've ever seen. I'm still laughing at that lol. 😂

[@stubobish]

Bob "Ralph"Baker was a linebacker for the Jets. He is from my hometown of Lewistown, PA. He and my dad childhood friends, and still are. Ralph came back to Lewistown and was a high school teacher and football coach. He still lives in the area.

[@15mmGustavus]

Disappointing that Superbowl 52 isn't on the list but I think this is an older series of clips.. no matter solid choices

[@zachcollier7092]

video was made in 2008

[@NZT77]

the Eagles were the #1 seed in their conference 🙄

[@15mmGustavus]

@@NZT77 that is true but going into both games they were considered weaker then both the Vikings and the Falcons.

[@15mmGustavus]

@@zachcollier7092 yeah not suprised still a great video though

[@korrasmuscles]

Superbowl 52 wasn't that big of an upset. The Eagles were top seed in the NFC. They had a great team.

[@fedupwithfedforever4151]

My cousin played for the Browns during the strike....I remember watching him catch a touchdown pass on TV in one of the games!

[@SuperTugz]

That's actually pretty cool!

[@oddioblinker]

Is that Winnie the Pooh narrating that little bit about Broadway Joe at 33:58?!

[@Tyrunner0097]

Yup the same voice actor.

[@crowtservo]

The former AFL teams only won 7 of the first 31 Super Bowls. (Chiefs, Jets, Dolphins twice and Raiders 3 times). Since then they’ve won 10 of the last 23. (Patriots 6, Broncos 3 and Chiefs). The Bills, Titans, Bengals and Chargers are all still looking for their first Super Bowl win.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

As are the Lions, Falcons ('65 expansion team) and Rams of the old NFL.

[@masonlogdahl2189]

Super Bowl 52 Eagles beat the Patriots with a backup QB

[@chriskies5016]

In hindsight, this seems less an upset since Matt Patricia's ineptitude has been exposed in Detroit

[@funtyes1970]

I wouldn't call that a upset pats was only 5 points favorites. if Wents didn't get Hurt eagles probably be favorites in that Superbowl. and Foles isn't first 2nd string QB to win a Superbowl. most teams in this video was 7 to 20 points underdogs like Superbowl 42 giants was like 12 points underdogs

[@adamcloud9289]

A backup who was an NFL starter for a long time. It's not as if this was some rookie coming off the bench and into the field having never played. He also took over an offense that was performing amazingly throughout the entire season. Not all that shocking.

[@marymanning7722]

Super Bowl 52 Eagles vs. Patriot’s. Does anyone remember that in a loosing effort Quarter Back Tom Brady Threw for over 520 yards? Five minutes Before the start of the Game Coach Belichick told Defense Man, Malcolm Butler he’s benched. Many Patriot’s Fans it was Coach Belichick’s way of telling Brady + Owner, Mr. Kraft I’m the Boss of the Patriots. Because Malcolm Butler had Played over 95 percent of his Defensive Snaps during the Regular Season. During the Season it was alleged that Coach Belichick + Owner Robert Kraft had a meeting of about 3 Hours. And Kraft told Belichick you are not Trading Brady. He told Belichick you must trade Backup Quarterback Jimmy G. Now plays for the 49er’s. The next Day Belichick called 49er’s head Coach Shanahan and Asked him if he’d trade a Second Round Draft Pick for Jimmy G. ?? 🤔💭 Earlier in the Season the Browns offered the Patriots a 1st Round Draft Pick for Jimmy G. 💭 Why’d Belichick do that. To this Day Coach Belichick has never answer that question. Many Sports ⚾️🏈 Writers 💭 it was because Belichick was good Friends with the 49er’s Coach’s Dad. Another reason gossiped about is that Belichick wanted to send his Backup Quarterback to A Team where he’d have A Good Coach + Team + to win. Another Question Belichick has never Answered is Why when Malcolm Butlers backup Defense Man was playing so poorly in the First Half of S.B. 52 was Coach why’d you not put Malcolm Butler in to play in the Second Half 💭🤔. I know it’s a conspiracy theory but does 2+2= 4 ?? The next year in Super Bowl 53 it’s like Belichick came up with A Master Defensive Game Plan to defeat The L. A. Rams. That Season the Rams had the #1 Offense in the NFL. Remember Coach Belichick was the Defense Coordinator when the Giants defeated 😕 the Bills in the Super Bowl. That’s before he coached the Cleveland Browns 4 5 Losing Seasons. Some Patriots Fans call the S. B. 53 win, a Make🏆🤔 Up win for the Defensive Horror Show the Pat’s had in the S. B. 52 Loss. In Addition Sports 🏈 Writer’s have often asked Belichick the real REASON He’d benched. Butler in S. Bowl 52 + he claims he already answered that question. By the way, remember in Malcolm Butler’s Rookie Season 🍂 that he made the Game Winning Interception of SeaHawks Q. Back R. Wilson?? Gee I wonder how the Patriots Defense went from giving up over 40 points to Backup Quarterback N. Foles in S. B. 52 but the next season giving up just 3 Points to the top Offensive Team in the NFL?? 🤔💭🏈😢🏆

[@Redmenace96]

Scott Norwood is a human being. Scott Norwood has a family that loves him. Scott Norwood was a good kicker. Scott Norwood was great at his job, and won many football games. Don't send hate to Scott Norwood.

[@atrholiday2889]

#6- “The Broncos were the best team in the AFC. They had John Elway and clearly were on their way to the Super Bowl” #5- “The Broncos and John Elway were huge underdogs in the Super Bowl” I don’t think that transition was very convincing….

[@michaelhession2105]

I don't think so either. The media underestimated Denver big time especially that offense and Terrell Davis. They were even better on paper in 97 than they were in 96. The only reason why they were a Wild Card team was because the Chiefs won 12 of 13 to end the year. People forget that the Broncos were the best team in football for most of the 1997 season. And in the playoffs they showed why.

[@smokeymarcel100]

Dude got out of prison ..beat the cowboys. Then went back to prison. I need to buy his jersey

[@kyulightning5178]

A game I went to the 2011 13-0 Packers losing to the Kansas City Chiefs handing them their only loss of the regular season

[@kyulightning5178]

Lol that was the one highlight of the Year for the Chiefs and I will never forget it

[@scoobycarr5558]

And the game in Thanksgiving of 1962 when the previous undefeated Packers lost to the Lions. That was as I may recall the only time Vince Lombardi lost a game as heavily favored.

[@InFAMOUSPS4_19]

at 1:16 why does it look like the browns #82 just keeled over and died?

[@edwardguertin3448]

If you guys want to do a new Top 10, just do top 10 fullbacks of all time. I mean, c'mon, fullbacks are people too.

[@donalddeluxe6407]

earl campbell #1

[@edwardguertin3448]

@@donalddeluxe6407 Earl Campbell was a half back, not a fullback. I mean players like Neal, Richardson, and Develin.

[@coltonsteele5818]

@@edwardguertin3448 Out here fighting for the guys who get no respect

[@donalddeluxe6407]

@@edwardguertin3448 bruh, he was a fullback

[@edwardguertin3448]

@@donalddeluxe6407 Well, I guess. I would say he was a little bit of both.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

1997 Broncos were first AFC team to win a Super Bowl since 1983 Raiders.

[@WoeIsLee]

Anyone know if the nba has something like nfl films?

[@corykarhoff5941]

NBA TV has something called NBA open court. It's a round table discussion with a group of legends.

[@maxisnyjets8278]

Add 2020 Jets vs Rams. The Jets were 0-13 and eliminated from the playoffs, while the Rams were 8-4 and they were trying to clinch a playoff berth. The Jets beat the Rams 23-20, and the Jets led 20-10 in the half. The Rams were top 10 in the league in offense and defense, and the Jets were ranked 32nd in offense and 30th in defense. Also the Jets lost to the Seahawks 40-3 last week.

[@alecnickel4572]

Seahawks vs Saints 2010 wild card should be on here. Everyone remembers the Beast Quake and forgets that the Hawks were 7-9 playing the defending champs Saints who were heavily favored.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

The biggest story of Super Bowl 3 was Jets DC Walt Michaels & D-Line Coach Buddy Ryan beating the Colts Offense. Namath was an ace that ppl don’t understand due to stats. He basically had a 4 year career due to injuries & was a passer as good as any who ever played the game.