The CRAZIEST MOMENT of Tony Siragusa's CAREER | Titans @ Ravens (2000)

In a 2000 NFL week 8 game between the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans for first place in the AFC Central, Ravens DT Tony Siragusa injured his spine, and had to be carted off the field in the first half. Somehow, he returned to the game later in the first half. This is the story behind what might be the greatest and craziest moment in the legendary career and life of Tony Siragusa
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Members of the 2000 Ravens:
Trent Dilfer
Tony Banks
Chris Redman
Chuck Evans
Sam Gash
Priest Holmes
Jamal Lewis
Billy Davis
Qadry Ismail
Patrick Johnson
Jermaine Lewis
Marcus Nash
Brandon Stokley
Germany Thompson
Ben Coates
Shannon Sharpe
Orlando Bobo
Mike Flynn
Spencer Folau
John Hudson
Jeff Mitchell
Edwin Mulitalo
Jonathan Ogden
Harry Swayne
Kipp Vickers
Sammy Williams
Sam Adams
Rob Burnett
Lional Dalton
Michael McCrary
Carl Powell
Tony Siragusa
Adalius Thomas
Keith Washington
Larry Webster
Peter Boulware
OJ Brigance
Cornell Brown
Anthony Davis
Brad Jackson
Ray Lewis
Jamie Sharper
Robert Bailey
Corey Harris
Kim Herring
Clarence Love
Chris McAlister
Anthony Mitchell
Anthony Poindexter
Duane Starks
James Trapp
Rod Woodson
Kyle Richardson
Matt Stover
Brian Billick (head coach)

[@MrBlazemaster525]

It's rough when one member of an organization dies, nevermind two in the same day. Godspeed to Tony Siragusa and Jaylon Ferguson, and may peace and light be upon their families.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Yeah quite bizzarre when two ravens die on the same day.

[@KTF0]

The way he entered the NFL was pretty crazy, too. He was an undrafted free agent and the coach asked him if he could long snap. Siragusa lied and said yes. He practiced it day and night, getting tips everyday from his brother who was a HS long snapper via payphone. He got good at it and made the team. By the 3rd year became a full time starter at Nose Tackle.

[@mrmoose6619]

He also owned the Tiffany's restaurant franchise for a while in Northern New Jersey. They restaurant was known for its really good ribs. I "met" Tony at once of the restaurants once. He was leaving for some reason unknown to me (there were no notices saying come meet Tony Siragusa from x-x that day). He held the door for me. I recognized him as who he is. I nodded and thanked him. Nothing more as he was not on "public time". As a Browns fan, I choose to remember Tony this way.

[@nasetvideos]

Wonderful tribute to Tony Siragusa and just an outstanding video. This was really well done...and congratulation on 40,000 subscribers! That's awesome

[@Mrwillie95]

I can't believe goose is gone he was a great run stuffer and had a great personality and really showed his love for the game

[@eli2times423]

I knew Tony and family growing up in same town in Jersey...being a huge Giant fan I as you can imagine was bitter bout Super Bowl loss to Goose and Ravens.Our town had a parade in his honor, (rightfully so)..to which I did my little protest by not attending..I ran into Tony a few years later and told as much..he laughed his ass off and said he knew a few others from town who did the same, and that his father a big Giant fan probably would've done the same..lol..we went on to talk and reminisce about different things and people we knew thru the years...that was Tony..a class act, and genuine guy who never 4got his roots and never took himself seriously...ill miss you Goose...RIP BROTHER

[@christopherking4932]

I never thought anyone was tougher than Jack Youngblood or Ronnie Lott ,but damn Tony getting a bad spinal injury and coming back in the same game is freaking unbelievable. RIP GOOSE 🙏

[@williamdread391]

Tony and Sam were an absolute force. The middle was closed.

[@brycetsawyer]

He had a quote which I'll never forget... "Life's 3 pleasures occur in the bedroom, the kitchen, and on the football field." Tony Siragusa.. king. Rip

[@kenhill3230]

R.I.P. to a legend. That defense was probably the best ever, and he was a big part of it. Great character also. He sounded like just got done filming a Sopranos episode.

[@ganon2352]

Thats the toughness that got them the superbowl that year. Truly great player

[@tubesocksbrigade3031]

Great video. And a great example the kind of player Tony Siragusa was. Rest in peace, Goose

[@82dorrin]

Rest in Peace, Tony Siragusa and Jaylon Ferguson.

[@Jonesnaltitude]

This was fantastic. Nice work getting it done so quickly. I can remembering this happening but these were the days when you were lucky to get a couple of paragraphs on a Ravens game in the Bay area newspapers. I had just moved to Berkeley. Goose gets lost in the shuffle a bit with all the other stars but he was integral in establishing the mentality of defense for the Baltimore Ravens. Godspeed...

[@MyVictoriaMarie]

This was a beautiful video you made. I’m so glad I found it. Thank you 👍🏼. Rest In Peace 98

[@ThreePointOneFou]

No matter who was playing, I knew it was going to be a fun broadcast when the game was being covered by Kenny, Moose and Goose. R.I.P.

[@poppinpatty2507]

Great video! Great video about a great man on and off the field, Tony Saragusa was all business on the field but in his personal life and time off the field he had a heart of gold the size of Baltimore, Tony never forgot where he came from, Tony never went Hollywood (even with all his money he still seems like somebody you could relate to because what you saw was what you got with him, there was no alter ego for the cameras.), he was a fun loving guy who got the most out of life making the other people around him happier with his great positive personality and funny sense of humor (we all saw his great sense of humor after he retires then started broadcasting, he was always the life of the party on Sunday.), he did plenty of great things to help others in the community because he truly cared and wanted to help others not not trying to make himself look good or looking for recognition from the media ( he helped others because he wanted to help, he was never trying to shine a spotlight on himself like plenty of famous people do when what they are doing to help is a thinly veiled excuse to shine a spotlight on themselves.). Obviously tony Saragusa will live forever in NFL history because of his amazing play on the field where he always gave it everything he had he will also live forever because of his good deeds off the field that helps so many people, obviously he was a great athlete but that's only half the story because what he did off the field during and after his playing career made him a great man period. We're not here to start no trouble, we're just here to do the Super Bowl shuffle, I remember watching the 85 Bears, don't get me wrong they were an amazing team with a great shut down defense but the 2000 Ravens defense was way better than those bears (that years ravens defense is the best defense in NFL history, hands-down, no contest, no comparison.(,, that Defense controlled the field, other teams were scared to play against Baltimore that season, that defense carried the ravens that season all the way through the regular season to the playoffs where they dominated as underdogs to the epic Super Bowl blowout victory over the Giants, without that defense the ravens wouldn't have done anything that year and everybody knows it. They were fun to watch, they played hard like you want your defense to play, there were plenty of great individual superstar athletes on that defense that year but nobody was looking to shine a spotlight on themselves and it was obvious because they worked so well together as one unit on the field making each other and the entire defense better and better each game as the season went on, they were holding teams down winning games with field goals because they knew they had to do it themselves because most weeks the offense just didn't show up (in plenty of games that season the lackluster offense made life harder for the defense even when all they had to do was run the ball to keep the clock moving.) so they did what they had to do every week because they knew they were who was winning the games on the field. The Raiders just won a home playoff game, i'll never forget after the game when they were showing the fans in the black hole, this wild crazy dude in a cape with silver and black face paint was yelling into the camera as they went to commercial bring on the Titans, bring on the Titans, bring on Eddie George Bring on the Titans, they don't stand a chance, we're going to destroy them next week. We all know what happened,that dude's dream didn't come true (sometimes you don't get what you want.), The ravens beat the Titans in Tennessee, The Raiders got completely embarrassed at home when the ravens came to town and dominated them and the answer to your question is yes,, The defense did it. I'm not saying any of this because I'm a homer, I'm not a ravens fan, I don't live in Baltimore, I'm saying this because I love and appreciate great football and the defense was great football. Tony Saragusa was a big part of the unbelievable defense, he was just as important as all of the big-name superstars playing alongside him that season. The NFL did not just lose a legend, the world lost a great man! The NFL needs to show him the respect he deserves by commemorating his great career not just as a player but as a broadcaster also at the beginning of the season with a moment of silence and a ceremony acknowledging how great he was and how much he meant to the game. In Baltimore for the Home fans and nationally televised for all of us also. The goose will always be on the loose, long live Tony Saragusa!! RIP Tony I really enjoyed the video! It was very interesting, it's a great story. We all know there's more to football than just numbers on a stat sheet, the story proves it. Keep up the great work and great content🍻

[@ericupchurch9778]

I might not watch it the day a new video comes out but I'll watch it eventually. Long time viewer, first time subscriber.

[@glennjohnston2267]

This was very well done. Props to you JG9.

[@CTubeMan]

Loved the card at the beginning of the video!

[@TheAlfrulz]

7:01 - All that weight falling on top of him as he laid on the bottom of the pile, to go along with the temporary paralysis, scares me.

[@christopherengel7436]

Nice video. R.I.P. Goose Siragusa & Adams play in that Ravens squad gets overlooked sometimes. There play made a 1st ballot Hall of Famer even more dominant. Those two made Lewis a completely unstoppable game wrecker.

[@acork7601]

We are getting into the 2000's finally, very cool.

[@stevenbauer4799]

rip mr. siragusa. i remember him on the sideline/field with fox team myers and moose johnston. the goose and moose team.

[@steelcurtain187]

This guy was great on and off the field. Added some great humor to the games he commented on. The afc north was so stacked around this time. As a Steelers fan, I loved the matchups with the ravens, titans and jaguars during this period

[@Golfkid100]

RIP Tony and prayers for you, your family, friends, teammates, team, and more. 🙏 I remember your announcing career when you were a part of Tony, Moose, and Goose! 👍👏

[@floodsterssportszone3814]

Goose was my fav sideline reporter, legend will be missed 🙏

[@Keith_McDaniel]

R.I.P. Goose #98 💜🖤💪🏾🕊️

[@msarzo]

Heartbroken for football fans in the DMV. First, Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson, then former Ravens defensive lineman Tony Siragusa AND former Washington safety Brig Owens also died.

[@RCVictoryLane]

10:55 for our favorite catchphrase

[@spinner9057]

Goose was, inside and out, a first-class warrior. Playing one of the toughest positions in football for 12 seasons isn't easy, yet he always stood his ground against the league's top runners. RIP big guy.

[@itzamia]

Being from Jacksonville, and the Ravens being one of our rivals in the AFC Central made me not care too much for the Ravens. But a few years after the Ravens won against the Giants in the Superbowl I got to meet Tony Siragusa at a Casino I was cooking at in 2004. He was holding a private party at Foxwoods, and Dan Marino and some of the guys from the Sopranos was there. He's a cool guy. He owned a restaurant in Florida and had his line cooks fly up to Connecticut and work along side us. It was one of the best parties I got to work on there.

[@beast1160]

Rest In Power Jersey’s own Tony Siragusa

[@Unknown-bq9id]

Today, he'd be kept out of this game and the next couple, too. RIP, Goose... This reminds me of when Willis Reed returned to play for the Knicks in Game 7 of the 1970 NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers despite suffering a leg injury--he likewise motivated his fellow players and this contributed to their win over the Lakers for the NBA title...

[@danodime3560]

Very nice of you to do this for the Goose

[@ryanm4281]

RIP to a great player and maker of killer Ribs. I legit loved Guses Ribs

[@jtom68]

Starting DT on the best defense in NFL history and Tony Soprano’s driver That hit on Gannon was awesome in the AFC Championship game

[@AdamJ617]

10:51-11:02, an unexpected moment, IMO, given the tone of this video.

[@richardsiemion5903]

Unexpected but perfect lol

[@beezy22]

Hearts Thoughts And Prayers…. RIP Tony Siragusa…. I remember watching the Ravens/Titans week 8 2000 game and when Tony Siragusa had the spinal injury and left the game, I’m thinking Goose’s season is over…but when he came back in the game against the titans the first half, I’m thinking Tony Siragusa is a warrior and he’s thinking I’m not gonna let my team down and Imma finish the game…Goose did his thing in that game and didn’t any more games that 2000 super bowl season…Tony Siragusa will be missed dearly….🙏🙏

[@mrmonty86]

What Tony Siragusa did, Hollywood couldn't script that.

[@panther189_]

Loved watchin him on FOX. Sucks to see him go

[@bearsfan2085]

Rest easy Goose! You will be greatly missed! Easily my favorite sideline reporter!

[@veteransgamingpodcast]

R.I.P. Tony Siragusa.

[@marcus813]

The Ravens' rush D wouldn't have worked without Siragusa clogging things up. He's one of the best rush stuffers in NFL history.

[@JeremyAsbridge]

I knew that defense was good, I didn’t know they were THAT good.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Still the best defense when it points against in a single season.

[@tmajcan94]

Rest in peace Tony. I'm a Browns fan but I always had great respect for him, even though he was a Raven lol. Loved him as a sideline analyst. He was smart and had a great sense of humor. Gone too soon Goose.

[@DolFan316]

Also, it speaks volumes about where we are as a society that people are bashing and trashing Siragusa based solely on his Twitter opinions not being what they were "supposed" to. These are the people BTW who keep referring to themselves as 'tolerant" and "inclusive". No wonder Twitter fought so hard to keep Elon Musk from buying it.

[@stevenbauer4799]

they are the losers of society. the same ones that claim everyone is racist yet they are the biggest racists out there. they are right, everyone else is wrong and only their opinion on things counts who are probably sitting on their crumb covered couches right now watching some insurrectiuon hearing. fk them all.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Ah dude Twitter didn't fight Elon Musk the guy just gave up on buying twitter, and I am trashing even though our politics were probably not the same, not everyone on the left is cruel but you guys on the right have so much hatred for people who.don't you

[@DolFan316]

@@dustinsindledecker154 News flash: the Twitter board of directors just unanimously approved the sale to Elon Musk. After disposing of all the evidence of corruption and attempts to swindle stockholders that got Elon to hold off buying it to begin with. Or so they think.

[@DolFan316]

@@dustinsindledecker154 I do want to stop the hate though. Do you? Does your side?

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Well its kind of tough to not to hate you because you just took away abortion for alot of women.

[@CTubeMan]

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about another former player who passed away this year, Daryle Lamonica, and how he recovered from a similar injury to have a great game.

[@Donald38]

This unofficial link provider will provide the link to the video the unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian just mentioned. 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fofcYoeBg9uXl5o

[@cirovelasquez153]

R.I.P Goose never forgotten

[@eaglefang8656]

Such a big lost to football he will be missed RIP GOOSE

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Just imagine if he hadn't gotten so severely injured on that play and had been able to play the entire game? That Titans' win might well have been a Ravens win based upon the fact that the Titans' best offensive production throughout that game was during his absence.

[@Sweepem4_0]

Rip Tony!

[@JoshuaHorn9]

Rest in peace legend

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

Just 55 years old... very sad to see a man pass away at such a young age... The 2013 Seahawks had the best SB defensive performance, IMHO. They did that to THE GREATEST scoring offense ever assembled. The Ravens beat the 2000 Giants... perspective matters here.

[@michaelmarino7391]

Don't sleep on the 1985 Bears & Buddy Ryan's "46 Defense", they shutout the Giants & Rams 21-0 & 24-0 respectively, then beat the Patriots 46-10.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

@@michaelmarino7391 Agreed. I wonder if Buddy would've adapted his game plan, if he was going up against the Dolphins, instead of the Pats... That Bears team needed a rematch against the Dolphins in the SB. Oh what could have been.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Very young but I'm sure he had health problems based on his weight.

[@alexbarianos5472]

Just 160 points allowed no one close 60 yards allowed rushing per game for season!!!greatest defense ever the defense was the offense!

[@D0ugh.B0y]

Only Jamal Lewis ran the ball well against the Ravens that year. Was crazy!

[@MarloSoBalJr]

Reason why Jamal Lewis ran haywire on every other team that year and many years he was a Raven

[@D0ugh.B0y]

@@MarloSoBalJr my bad. You’re right. There was a year though where he was on the Cleveland Browns though, wasn’t he? There was some running back that went absolutely nuts against Baltimore that season but he was the only running back that did. I remember reading something about that. Thank you for the kind correction. I appreciate that.

[@mgb4692]

Played for the Browns from 07-09. 2007 is probably the game you're thinking of (1300 yard season, final year for another one taken too soon--Steve McNair)

[@Davepool-hs7vr]

In 1990, the Colts drafted Jeff George # 1 overall and Siragusa was undrafted and signed with Indianapolis. Look at the careers of both men and you will know that Siragusa had a better career. Rest In Peace Tony Siragusa.

[@MarloSoBalJr]

9:51 Granted, shock trauma is literally two minutes up Russell Street from Ravens Stadium, so no surprise to me Goose came back so quickly

[@evanwilliams6406]

#98 was instrumental to allow #52 to run sideline to sideline on that Ravens defense.

[@brettpatterson404]

Tony Siragusa had the makings of a Varsity Athlete.

[@donaldpaluga]

Willis Reed thinks Goose was crazy to do that

[@psychorabbitt]

We pouring one out for Goose tonight. Salud!

[@bryantsteury8910]

Dude came back with more gusto and bravery than when Paul pierce got carted off after pooping himself

[@bizzles44]

Being a Raiders fan I’ve always had a certain level of disdain for the guy because of the hit that he put on Rich Gannon in the 2001 AFC championship game-which was one of the biggest BS plays I’ve ever seen but, I’ll admit the guy was entertaining as a broadcaster

[@nemoxeno8112]

What about two plays before Baltimore scored a td and their qb was head hunted, drilled to the ground, and dog piled? That looked a lot dirtier and seemed much more intentional. Or the punt or kick off (been a while, forgot which) when the receiver was held and hit high? Or that the whole game the raiders were getting whistled for late hits but weren't given flags for? So if it was dirty, and I don't think it was, was completely justified.

[@bizzles44]

@@nemoxeno8112 They were probably hitting people late because they were pissed their pro bowl QB got jumped on top of 5 seconds after the throw by a 450 pounder in the 2nd quarter and wasn’t even flagged or kicked out for it. Changed the entire game

[@nemoxeno8112]

Siragusa hit Gannon while he was throwing and followed him to the ground moments later because of momentum. Furthermore, the cheap shots I mentioned were on the Ravens previous possession and the late hits started from the onset and continued throughout.

[@bizzles44]

@@nemoxeno8112 he dove on top of him well after the throw regardless. Completely unnecessary and 10 times worse than ANYTHING any raiders player did that day. 10 minutes left in the 2nd quarter. Pretty sure rich Gannon could’ve put up more than 3 points & the ravens would’ve scored less had they not had the ball the entire game

[@gluserty]

Tony Siragusa, to me it was like John Belushi decided to play football, and, like Belushi, Siragusawas a pretty nimble athlete for a big guy. He knew the game, and as talented as Sam Adams was, Siragusa was the more consistent defensive tackle. Yeah, Siragusa bled the game, so as long as the guy can walk he'll try to play. Nice recovery.

[@whiskeysolo9883]

Their defense also shut out the Giants on SB 35 since their lone TD was a kickoff return.

[@frankym69]

Thinkin bout making a tribute video for this guy with Show Me How to Live by Audioslave. A badass vocalist in the late great Chris Cornell for a work horse like Goosie. RIP my man. We didn't lose a work horse, heaven just gained one, and I'm sure my God is making him feel at home on the heavenly gridiron. He's probably smokin a joint with Vincent Lombardi and Paul Brown from heavens water pipe.

[@robyo1713]

RIP Tony

[@stevengrvp]

Good guy sad news yesterday

[@curtisburgdrof8618]

RIP tony siragusa

[@82dorrin]

How great was the 2000 Ravens' defense? They won a Super Bowl with Trent Dilfer at QB.

[@thomascrowley9122]

R.I.P Goose

[@robertperrella4194]

great research by jaguar 9 !!!!!!!!!!!!! tony siragusa is BY FAR THE TOUGHEST PLAYER IN NFL HISTORY !!!!!!!!!!!!!,,,,,,,,,,"painis part of the game"-tony siragusa/////////// R.I.P. tony siragusa !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if THIS story does not impress you , NOTHING ever will !!!!!!!!!!!! of course if this is 2021-2022 the medical staff would never allow tony back in the game !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@66edoug]

RIP Goose, you were great on and off the field.

[@Indigo_LaCrown]

*OMG 😱 He died?* Condolences. Rip Goose 🦆

[@D0ugh.B0y]

And they won a Super Bowl despite their QB. Their QB was Trent Dilfer! They could’ve possibly won the Super Bowl with Nathan Peterman, that’s how good they were. Hell, they could’ve almost won it all with a statue back there at QB. That was an amazing D!!!

[@CTubeMan]

That’s pushing it.

[@DolFan316]

I've been discussing the worst pass offenses of every Super Bowl team this week, and the '00 Ravens are the 2nd worst of my list, topped only by the '74 Steelers.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Dilfer wasn't that bad he was just mediocre.

[@hrtvfan2870]

And at this point in the season, you had Tony Banks, whose nickname might as well be "Fumbles", at quarterback.

[@dustinsindledecker154]

Yeah Tony banks boy did he suck.

[@rileykazama3145]

RIP goose

[@dustinsindledecker154]

The goose was quite, he will be missed.

[@MarloSoBalJr]

Goose wasn't an all-time great nor was he the best player on the team BUT like an engine, it needs all moving components to work in unison. He was the heartbeat of that 2000 Ravens defense. He's an icon here in Baltimore and for the Flock RIP to the Goose✊💪

[@luisreyes1963]

RIP Tony "Goose" Siragusa. 🙏🏻

[@Eli-ss9gj]

RIP to Goose and to Jaylon.

[@markmiller3308]

Rest In Peace Goose… :(

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Siragusa was a hockey player wearing a football player's uniform!!

[@dustinsindledecker154]

He would be a little too big to play hockey

[@pennyandwoody]

Love goose. RIP Goose.

[@sharkh20]

Dude still made the tackle too.

[@e93sports80]

👍👍

[@jimforrestal4218]

Love the goose.

[@FlintGiven]

Aaron Rodgers did the same thing for different injury so idk what u mean when u never see it.

[@chrismagruder24]

#respect

[@johncate9541]

How many of the Siragusa's teammates on the defense wanted to spike their offense to the ground on every single play after that performance?

[@ffwf222]

Fact: 2 Ravens players passed away this week (the other being Jaylon Ferguson)

[@trevorhembrough1290]

On the same DAY.

[@garyhall7867]

Same day, wasn't it?

[@thomascrowley9122]

Same day

[@ffwf222]

Wait, then how come google says that Jaylon died on the 21st but Tony died on the 22nd?

[@DolFan316]

Fact: if you ask about how they died you'll get shouted down because apparently when people just drop dead now you're not supposed to wonder why.

[@Angryado]

RIP GOOSE!!!

[@TheEgganator324]

Rip Goose

[@MKninjas]

RIP Goose

[@erickennedy3322]

Ravens ran 3-4 , because The Goose was 2nd DL. RIP !! 2000 Ravens 2nd best defense behind 68 Chiefs , and 15 Broncos. Round out top five 86 Bears, and 01 Pat's. Look up 86 Bears before make a comment.

[@derricknichols5787]

R.I.P to the Goose

[@mayduck1]

I hate the Ravens because they just about always beat my favorite Dolphins and hometown team Titans in the playoffs but I always like the Goose with his great colorful personality as he reminded me of a great Baltimore Colts player Art Donovan. RIP Mr Siragusa.

[@msmith42001]

Shame that he is gone. Best thing he ever did was fall on the raiders QB in the playoffs In todays NFL, no way he is allowed back in the game

[@K37-h1z]

Tony sirigusa passed?

[@forestgeorge8855]

Goose died? I liked his no nonsense field commentary; showing us fat guys could do it.

[@robyo1713]

Albert hansworth was carted off & came back. Not like he was doing anything when he was with the redskins. Worthless free agent.