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[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Which one was the biggest miracle?😯

[@robertdedrick7937]

Eli was in your vid

[@gregl9570]

I’m Baltimore born and bred and am a Ravens since day 1… now anybody that tries to tell you that Flacco was bad aren’t ravens fans and do not know how the value he gave the team and also how much relief he brought to all ravens fans! Since the ravens very first season our team never had a consistent/dependable/top tier qb literally until Flacco arrived. Flacco showed us that we finally had a team that could offensively win games for us through the air. He was durable, consistent, and he played great in big games and the playoffs. And to truly appreciate that Flacco was a great qb look to the 2012 playoffs/super bowl run he had. He beat and out played Andrew luck 1st at home, then Peyton Manning in Denver, followed by beating Tom Brady in New England and then played perfect in our super bowl victory being awarded the mop. During those 4 games he threw for 12 tds with 0 interceptions and had arguably the greatest postseason ever for a qb! So anyone that says he was bad dont know shit and aren’t real ravens fans!

[@dimetime35c]

I'm from Minnesota and was listening to the radio call for the Minneapolis miracle. That was unreal, yeah they got blown out by the eagles the next week. It was even more exciting cause that year the super bowl was being held in Minneapolis and the vikings had a new stadium.

[@deathman2549]

Flacco was above average from 2008-2014 then a torn ACL crippled his mobility and he lasted only 4 more years and is now a backup journeyman. the 2012 season was the end of his rookie contract and when the Mile high miracle occurred on his way to win the Superbowl. This led him to negotiate a contract that has since changed the amount quarterbacks get paid in the NFL as he became the highest paid player in the NFL at that time.

[@joshjohnson2753]

It's wild how much contracts changed in a decade, he signed a 6 year, 120 mil dollar deal and it was an insane amount at the time, now that 20 mil a year would be like 15-16th highest for QBs lol. The guy who replaced him will get more then twice a yearly salary then Flacco got

[@btyler423]

The Houston oilers moved to Tennessee and are the Titans, and the Hosuton Texans became the 32nd and final expansion team in 2002

[@jasonprestonATX2140]

Oilers are the Tennessee titans now but yes they were in Houston

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Interesting fact. David Tyree's "helmet catch" was actually the last catch of his career. He played just one more season and didn't catch any more passes before injuries forced him into early retirement. But man, what a great catch to have for your last one.

[@HydraMods]

As a Seahawks fan, I totally agree with the video that this throw was the stupidest call in NFL history. The worst part is that during this play, Lynch beat his single defender at the top of the screen and was standing in the end zone as the ball got intercepted

[@anthonyjolly2066]

FACTS! I thought Russell Wilson was going to pump fake it and throw too Lynch.I saw #24,and I said out loud" Lynch! Lynch Open"! in fanatic tone jumping up and down.I was standing up saying c'mon,c'mon Hawks.Now I'm not even a Seahawks fan,I just didn't want Patriots winning another Super Bowl.😡😡

[@Zen-ku4yp]

Wasn't even a bad call though. Given their position and downs, another run play on 2nd would only run the clock and allow for one more attempt at scoring, whereas a passing play on 2nd allows for two more potential run plays on 3rd and 4th. They had just gotten stopped on their 1st run play so knowing what I just laid out they decided to pass. Also, this particular pass play they ended up calling, was run by them over 60 times throughout the regular season and not once did it end in an interception, always a TD or an incompletion at worst. It was low risk and in their best interest to have this passing play on 2nd down. It just so happens that the Patriots and Butler were prepared and made one of the greatest split second decisions in history on the play in response, otherwise its an entirely different story and the Seahawks are heralded for the play.

[@realFalconfire]

i thought they would run it. You know like what they are supposed to do when they are close to the endzoen and have an elite running back.

[@kjellanderson]

You should react to Secret Base’s video about the Minneapolis Miracle. It does a really good job giving the background for why this was so impactful to Vikings fans like myself. The history of the Vikings is nothing but heartbreak so this was really one of the most important moments in Minnesota history. It’s one of those moments that everyone here remembers exactly where they were and what they were doing when it happened.

[@princessjava42]

Flacco is also referred to as "January Joe." When he was healthy, he kicked ass in the playoffs. The year of the Mile High Miracle, he is known for having like 11 TDs and no INT (interceptions) during the playoffs. Realistically, I'd say he is above average, but as a Ravens fan, he will always be the Elite Dragon. lol

[@tervalas]

What was even better about the second Miracle at the Meadowlands is that the Giants losing allowed the Packers, who beat the Giants the next week, to advance. And then the Packers went on to win the Super Bowl.

[@daleowen2606]

Flacco was only good during the playoffs that year when the Ravens beat Andrew Luck and the Colts, Manning and the Broncos, Brady and the Patriots. then beat the 49ers in the superbowl which was Ray Lewis's last game. Also the Houston Oilers are now the Tennessee Titans

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

That's just not true, Flacco was good for years before the Superbowl, he just wasn't great.

[@georgeplimpton9429]

Joe Flaco was VERY GOOD. He made it to the playoffs every year for his first 5 years straight. After that, they traded all their receivers and NO ONE could catch. I used to SCREAM at my TV when people like Periman dropped balls right in his hands. NONE of that was Flaco's fault.

[@KamuiCage]

Flacco was good for a short run (years) and he won a Super Bowl. Eli won 2 Super Bowls just like Peyton but Peyton is considered one the best Qbs in NFL history Eli not even close

[@Scholarstorm]

Backyard is like the lawn by your house. Backyard football is football you play with your friends before dinner or at a family reunion, it's clowny for fun football with improvising and weird plays.

[@timbeatty8411]

Dude I love your videos, but you know the answer to every question you are asking.

[@jimwillysjabber3011]

Flacco was pro bowl player. Had about 3-4 year run. Still in league with Jets. About 12 years in league

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

This year will be Flacco's 15th season.

[@jimwillysjabber3011]

Ick started with falcons then did jail time for dog fighting. When he came out a couple years later, he hooked up with the eagles then Steelers a few years later.

[@savannah65]

Generally, Peyton Manning was a better quarterback than his brother, Eli. But Eli seemed to play better in clutch situations. Eli won 2 Superbowls over Tom Brady.

[@sophisticatedbanana2336]

My favortite miracle moment is the tampa toe tap from santino holmes to wn the superbowl. So much had to be perfect on that play and it worked.

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Passing “flip flop” was laterals which is legal but you have to do it behind you. No forward laterals after the scrimmage

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Awesome video dude thanks!

[@Sulli993]

The Aaron Rodgers Hail Mary could’ve made this list as well or Julian Edelmans Super Bowl catch??

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Hail Mary question: yes. Sometimes you can strategize to get your odds up but pretty much launch and hope

[@ryanfebrianto8973]

I used to hear a joke that Bills was just Tottenham of NFL. Sometime they were good, ready to challenge for championship yet always came short

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Houston Oilers eventually move to Tennessee and eventually became the Tennessee Titans. The Texans came later. Just as the Cleveland Browns moved to Baltimore and became the Baltimore Ravens. The Cleveland Browns finally came back.

[@devondilling5961]

The Browns didn't leave Cleveland. Cleveland sued the NFL to keep the browns in Cleveland. Yes they didn't have a team for a few years but nothing of the browns went to Baltimore other than people. That is why the browns came back as the browns and not with another name. The Texans are the Texans because the oilers name belongs to the Titans. The browns name does not belong to Baltimore.

[@OhioBoii330]

Who says Flacco was terrible?!? I mean, he might be now, but when he was in his prime, he was a top QB. NFL teams don't franchise bad players..

[@Alex-kd5xc]

Ok you’re just as wrong. He was NEVER a top QB. He was certainly average to above average. Definitely not terrible but not near the top either.

[@cs3473]

Joe Flacco was a good QB on a team with a phenomenal defense led by Ray Lewis and Ed Reed. Peyton Manning was by far the better QB over Eli. Speaking of crazy NFL Miracle moments, you don't have to necessarily react to this but look up "Mike Brown's Back-to-Back Game-Winning OT Pick Sixes". Basically during the 2001 NFL season the Chicago Bears won back to back games against the 49ers and Browns after coming from behind and tying the game and sending it to overtime. Then in overtime in both games, the Bears won when they intercepted the opposing QB and ran the ball back for a TD (ergo the term "Pick Six") which is crazy to begin with. What made it even crazier was that Chicago Bears Safety Mike Brown made the game winning interception both times. It never happened before and I don't think it has happened since.

[@babarazamsucks]

R.I.P. Franco Harris.😢

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Purple people eaters was late 1960s to late 1979s so yes!

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

Payton Manning is definitively the better QB of the Manning Family (which include their father Archie Manning whose carrer was doomed by being selected by the New Orlean Saints, he was so poorly protected by the Saint's Offensive line that opposing players were actively trying not to hurt him because they felt so bad Archie was stuck on the Saints). Eli's main advantage was that for most of his career he was on a better team with a good defense and a Great Offensive Line. Payton also was in the same division as Tom Brady his entire career, so his path to the Super Bowl was more difficult. Houston Oilers and Tennessee Titans are the same franchise. In 90s they moved to Tennesse and changed thier name.

[@lithuanianavgeek1612]

Joe Flacco is elite

[@seing3038]

Backyard football is football playing in the yard that is small in a typical home or apartment and don’t have room to throw far and all you have is to throw it back to a teammate.

[@trojanboy88]

Oilers moved from Houston to Tennessee back in the day, they became the Titans. Houston would later get the Texans when the NFL approved to expand the league.

[@babarazamsucks]

Well, football in the backyard. That’s what it means.

[@johnperri5108]

Crazy that the colts comeback against the chiefs isnt on here

[@lovedc4ever678]

Eli Manning is the only QB in Super Bowl history to beat Tom Brady, not once, but TWICE! Peyton or Eli? Both are great for different reasons. Fun fact: they both ended up being benched late in their careers for crappy play. You should do some research and history on Steve McNair. "Air McNair" of the Tennessee Titans. It's one of the NFL's greatest tragedies and mysteries. Flacco has as many Super Bowl rings as Aaron Rogers. One. Jus' sayin'.

[@dimetime35c]

Oilers became the Tennessee Titans.

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Miami miracle is my fav but I’m bias because I’m from miami

[@aaronsanders4122]

Flacco was a pretty good QB at the start of his career but then he got hurt and has been a back up/spot starter on a few different teams. As for Peyton and Eli, Peyton is the more talented and better player but he struggled in the playoffs consistently where Eli wasn’t as good a QB but he did have two of the best playoff runs in the past 20 years

[@brianbelden2449]

They didn't give the ball to Beast Mode at the 1 because the NFL is RIGGED to the high hills since anonymous online gambling/betting became HUGE.

[@aust25]

Joe Flacco was above average for most of his career he’s just old now. And Eli couldn’t sniff Peyton’s level in his dreams lmaoo

[@jasonbrown097]

Matthew please do the upcoming weekly reactions “This Week in Sportsball” by UrinatingTree. Each week during the NFL season he makes hilarious breakdowns of each game that took place. It’s the best weekly NFL series on KZbin

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

So if I’m correct (and correct me if I’m wrong) the Houston oilers became the Tennessee oilers which became the Tennessee titans

[@philkarlandted5460]

React to highlights from the Penn State Purdue game this Thursday.

[@goalscorerlajon]

No way was Eli better than Peyton.

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Steelers and raiders aren’t that big of a rivalry but they are two very important and historic teams. And at that time it was a big deal. If they faced off against each other today it would be meh. Nothing like a derby in that sense

[@trumphatesyou]

Eli was nowhere near Peyton

[@EGM-ZOHN]

And no, Eli Manning wasnt better than Peyton. Peyton is one of the best ever, some people do consider him the best ever (not me) while Eli might not even make the Hall of Fame

[@lovedc4ever678]

🤣🤣🤣 You don't win two SuperBowls against Tom Brady and not get into the Hall of Fame.

[@EGM-ZOHN]

@@lovedc4ever678 He likely will get in, but he really doesn’t deserve it. His SB wins are the sole factor he’s relying on. But the NFL is a story league and he will because of that. You telling me if Nick Foles beats Brady in a second Super Bowl he’s a HOF QB?

[@lovedc4ever678]

@@EGM-ZOHN Who knows? But that Eagles/ Pats SB was the best SB I have watched in the the last 10 years! The best part was watching Tom Brady walk off the field without shaking Foles' hand. Talk about a soar loser, not to mention ZERO class!

[@travisrowland3303]

Oilers are now the Titans

[@user-et4do4jm1q]

Bruh they didn’t even show the djax return

[@trumphatesyou]

Oilers are the Titans now.

[@sophisticatedbanana2336]

3:40 HELL NO. Peyton Manning is one of the Greatest if the not the greatest QB of all time. Eli Manning just beat tom brady twice in the superbowl.

[@EGM-ZOHN]

Lets get you reacting to some MMA content! craziest KOs of 2022 for example

[@babarazamsucks]

Has the thumbnail on the all 32 NFL team’s best offseason addition (2022) aged terribly or what?😂

[@keefemooney3529]

Oilers are the Titans right now

[@officialzacht]

Flacco wasn’t exactly elite but not bad

[@Flames664]

You know the Minneapolis miracle was great and all but what was the point if all we do is get smoked by the eagles, the next week typical Vikings

[@robertweaver9995]

Joe Flacco has a super bowl win but he is getting old for the position he plays he probably gonna play for another 2-3 years

[@thewhitehotd1172]

No Flacco wasn't that bad the was an above average QB most of his career and he won a super bowl with Baltimore so...

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

I wonder if when Frank Reich was 3rd string did they call him Third Reich? Lol

[@jasonjanisewski78]

Flacco was very meh. He would have good game from time to time but usually was average at Best. Eli was nowhere close to Peyton. Peyton was like Messi or Ronaldo level. Eli was like an average EPL starter level.

[@rickykozak58]

Peyton Manning is the best QB to ever play the game. Eli, as the video says, is a middle of the pack QB. Not even a competition

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

No, Joe Flacco I a GREAT qb. He just isn’t well respected

[@derrickzane5834]

No, no Eli Manning is called the "Derp" for a good reason.

[@AlejandroDiaz-ll5eq]

Eli manning on paper is better than his bro but as a talent Peyton is insanely better. Soooo much better. Eli has a combo of being above average and lucky while Peyton is hall of fame and one of the best qbs ever and just got absolutely murdered by Tom Brady and bad luck

[@A_Name_]

Eli is not on the same tier as Peyton

[@jimwillysjabber3011]

Peyton much better but they each have two rings

[@grking01]

Oh it's bro guy. I thought he wasn't going to show up on my list. This overuse of 'bro' is cridge.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Sorry you feel that way man, I want you to know that I still love you

[@grking01]

@@ItsMatthewReacts It's your thing. Thanks for the comment and love. Keep on doing what your doing as you are popping up on KZbin lists!

[@anthonyjolly2066]

"OMAHA! OMAHA! 52 IS THE MIKE"! Peyton Manning was the better QB.Next question why did Tennessee Titans change their uniforms to frog vomit? See how nice the Titans looked.Some things don't need a change.What is that little grey,or silver mark on the Titans navy blue pants? A design mistake,or a acrylic grey paint that accidentally got spilled over into the blue dye when producing the blue plain,dull pants.🤮🤮🤮🤮😡

[@deliriousgeorge2879]

As a bills fan, the worst part of the music city miracle was that it was clearly an illegal forward pass the refs let slide

[@robertdedrick7937]

Payton and Eli have a nephew who is "supposed" to be the best Manning QB of all including their dad Archie. He's starting his 1st yr of college football with the Tex Longhorns. I'd take Payton over Eli but I think their dad, Archie Manning, was the best QB .

[@cmillivol98]

Arch is a senior in high school this year, will be at Texas next year

[@lovedc4ever678]

Correct me if I am wrong, but didn't Archie Manning win his his High School a championship with a broken arm?

[@jartstopsign]

Skill-wise Eli was a lot closer to Joe Flacco than he was Peyton. 2 miracle fluke wins in the superbowl against the patriots otherwise he'd be regarded as meh tier. Flacco wasn't too bad in his prime for the record either but Peyton is a legend.

[@OhioBoii330]

Uhhhh, Peyton is a Hall Of Famer. Eli is not. That should tell you all you need to know on who's the better of the two brothers..

[@Alex-kd5xc]

If you don’t think Eli is making the HoF I got some news for you. You can argue he doesn’t deserve it, but he’s 100% getting in.

[@OhioBoii330]

@@Alex-kd5xc Is he really?!? I mean, he was an OKAY QB. But I truly didn't think that he was a HOF qb..

[@lovedc4ever678]

Eli goes on the ballot in 2025? I think. He will go straight in. He's a legend. He beat the GOAT twice. A feat that will never be duplicated. Right or wrong (and I love it!), it is a fact, and that one fact will get him first ballot HOF status.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

@@OhioBoii330 absolutely zero doubt. Two rings plus all of his counting stats. Playing for as long as he did has its benefits. I don’t think he should get in since he was basically average his entire career, but I’m not the one voting.

[@michaeldougherty2807]

@@lovedc4ever678 Nope. He will get in eventually, but not 1st ballot.