The Most Heartbreaking, Soul Crushing, NFL Playoff Losses

The Most Heartbreaking, Soul Crushing, NFL Playoff Losses. Do you like PAIN.? That's Good Sports takes a look at some of the most Heartbreaking playoff losses. "13 Seconds" "The Drive" "The Minneapolis Miracle" which one hurt you the most?
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Josh Allen & the Buffalo Bills, fall in 13 seconds to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Aaron Rodgers & the Packers lose to Russell Wilson & the Seahawks. Gary Anderson misses for the Vikings. John Elway ends the Browns in The Drive. Tim Tebow shocks the Steelers in the Wild Card. Raiders lose after the Tuck Rule.
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[@Joswag]

The Bills and Vikings with the pain-off of the century

[@TThhoonnkk]

We truly are one and the same (vikes fan)

[@bellacose3837]

Boy, I hope the Bills get one sometime soon. Not the Vikes, though.

[@ChiefBlue4298]

@@bellacose3837won’t happen

[@josephjoestar413]

Saints laughing at both

[@jordellfreshbreeze7133]

Bills gotta beat the Chiefs. Let’s Go!!!

[@L3SSTH4NL33T]

Perna: No Superbowls in this video Falcons fans: phew

[@WestCoasting206]

Seahawks: yeahhhhh we know…should have ran it

[@fromthehaven94]

The Bengals who lost two of three on the opponent's final drive.

[@ryankuypers1819]

@@WestCoasting206 Yup, but it was only karma after the Packers laid that egg in the NFC Championship.

[@mortensen1961]

@@WestCoasting206"RUN THE GODDANGED BALL!!!!!!!!!!"

[@WestCoasting206]

@@ryankuypers1819 yeah, that was a rough way to go out. I legit felt bad for Bostick in the moment. My GF at the time was a packers fan and was talking sh*t throughout the game so I let hear about it at the end only to get the same treatment two week’s later 😂

[@TheDanimal91]

Not having the Bengals - Steelers 2015 playoff game on here is insane. As a Bengals fan it was the worst night of my life watching the first playoff win in 30 years slip away... I still think about it.

[@fromthehaven94]

From the highest of highs to the lowest of lows in under five minutes, between Burficts interception and the two penalties.

[@TheDanimal91]

@@fromthehaven94 it was awful. I'm not excusing the other penalties but if Jeremy Hill doesn't fumble we win the game

[@texas9871]

💛🖤

[@dirkdiggler4567]

I stopped watching football for a few years because of that game.

[@BrothaGoneBased]

I will always say that is the most fucked up game I've ever seen. Not even a fan but.... like wow.... just wow

[@surfingnerd621]

As a jags fan, the loss in the AFC Championship to the Pats in 2018 was gut wrenching

[@TabbyWaddell]

THIS

[@dfp_01]

I will almost never say this, but that's the one instance out of all the Patriots Super Bowl appearances where I think I would rather have seen them than their AFC championship opponent, because I don't think Jacksonville would've made it as exciting a game. It still might've been more palatable seeing Blake Bortles vs. Nick Foles though. All-time dream Super Bowl matchup

[@offroader9965]

Yes the Divisional Round has historically had some truly heartbreaking losses

[@alexanderliu9376]

Divisional is the first round of the playoffs where the real best teams face off. Wild Card has had plenty of thrilling games, but usually a lot of those less interesting games are just trimming the pretenders from the playoffs.

[@offroader9965]

@@alexanderliu9376 agreed. Only top teams make it to the divisional round

[@ErickKhan]

as a Saints fan I ain't watching this. I look away every time they show the Minneapolis Miracle, and it's literally every. single. season. multiple times per season, and before every playoff game.

[@Stye-nz2zi]

As a colts fan, watching that onside kick every playoff game and Superbowl is pretty old at this point as well.

[@brycev6847]

@@Stye-nz2ziThat’s pretty fair. At least Manning gave y’all some pretty great years. And ever since I’ve always rooted for the colts a little bit. Hopefully AR can give y’all some more consistency next year.

[@saintwarriorwithin2226]

I have watched it several times. And if it does give a great example is that Marcus Williams.s forged himself to not let that missed tackle define him.

[@Xjebin]

The boy Erick a fellow saints fan as well ⚜️

[@dfp_01]

​@@Stye-nz2ziI'm a Chiefs fan. 45-44 broke me. At least we've gotten some redemption.

[@zackadamec9332]

As a bills fan, that 13 second game still haunts me and makes me sick to this day.

[@ruben27lozano]

You missed the Double Doink on Bears vs Eagles and Matt Walsh miss a 9 yard field goal vs Seattle. That's a heartbreaking moment

[@Delta-Yeeter-of-Boxes]

Pls don't remind me

[@thepolarphantasm2319]

Matt Walsh 😂😂😂😂 wrong lolcow, you're thinking of Blair Walsh Matt Walsh is the one who thinks 16 year olds should have his babies and wrestles Nazis in diapers

[@huygadg8161]

Blair Walsh missed a 27 yarder

[@peterroberts4415]

No Senor! No Senor!

[@mlgbunnyie]

I was so happy the double doink wasnt included. Dont ruin my happiness

[@manzac112]

In all honesty, I have resigned myself to the fact that us Vikings fans don't deserve a Superbowl unless every other team wins it before us....I guess that's what happens when you're the great storyteller of the NFL. Always being groomed to make someone else look better and you're the person that they have to tell their story.....I'll still cheer this team on as I've always had since I was 4 years old, but what's the point of being hopeful for something that will inevitably crash down and will be stuck in an endless ocean?

[@imanoldurango8213]

I don’t think any team that’s made it to the superbowl deserves to complain. Vikings have made it four times and no way is the Vikings more tragic than the bills four times back to back

[@nickfifteen]

As a Lions fan, there's a good chance we'll get one before you guys go! 😂😊

[@Furious_Baby]

@@nickfifteenlmaooo one good season and now you guys are allowed to talk shit? Can’t wait till I can scream same old lions 😂

[@tylerjohnson3195]

I've been saying we will likely be the last team to win a Superbowl. MN sports is cursed.

[@manzac112]

@@imanoldurango8213 At least in one or two of those Superbowls, the Buffalo Bills had a chance to win. The Vikings were never close at any point.

[@solarwilt9593]

Thank you for bringing up 13 seconds again right before we face them on Sunday. I'm sure that it won't be a bad omen or anything .......

[@johnchedsey1306]

That Seattle/GB championship game is still the most insane comeback I've seen (at least to me). Wilson went from playing the worst game of his life to suddenly the best. Unfortunately, I do believe Seattle used up all their luck in that game. Had they had the proper luck, Jermaine Kearse would have gotten up from his insane Super Bowl catch and gotten a TD right then and there.

[@luddite4change449]

The Comback still still makes me cry. When you are up 35-3 with 13:00 minutes left in the third quarter, you just run the ball.

[@shawnheidingsfelder8179]

Not if you're the Run and Shoot, where running is optional.

[@WesleyP1975]

Same here.. I will never get over that one...

[@SideStrafed]

As a Houstonian that loss will hurt so much. Just as much as that 24-0 blown lead against KC in 2019

[@imhotepnixon]

My dad was an Oilers fan back in the day and he refuses to talk about it..maybe I’ll get a Warren Moon or Earl Campbell jersey for him for Father’s Day

[@WesleyP1975]

@@imhotepnixon that was probably the lowest point in all of the major sports teams here in Houston, IMO

[@mt_baldwin]

I'm a Packers fan that lives in WI but I was born in MN to a family of deeply devoted Vikings fans. That 1998 playoff loss, the way my family went from exhilarated to crushed in a heartbeat, is why I started rooting for the Packers and to this day can't stand the Vikings. All that team does is bring sadness and heartache to that fanbase.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

You guys must have Thanksgiving across a security glass divider.

[@JeffPDX]

I worked at a neutral Packers / Vikings bar in Minneapolis (we had too many Wisconsin biker patrons to be a purely Vikings bar). My favorite part of working at a neutral bar was wearing my Steelers jersey, and no matter who won the GB v MN games, the tips were great.

[@herbs275]

But we all had the lions in our division the whole time. now they won. be nice to see GB at DET for NFC Championship.(COUGH) See GB at CHI for....

[@thetrapboy]

Sir, im a lifetime Bears fan. You only sniffed true heartbreak...i was born in it. 😂😂😂😂

[@herbs275]

@@thetrapboy i only remember the good stuff. Special Teams haven’t been the same since Hester.

[@Poseidon3798]

2011 Patriots vs. Ravens has to be the most heartbreaking loss I've seen as a Ravens fan (though 2019 was close). Lee Evans dropping a go ahead TD and Billy Cundiff absolutely shanking a potentially game tying field goal within seconds.

[@whiteboy8679]

It haunts me

[@Adamame93]

I’m sure every Ravens fan knows exactly where they were when the field goal was shanked. I was in Westminster, CO in a Chili’s with some of my boys and dropped my ribs. Absolutely crushed 😅

[@goldenstatewarriors9418]

2011 was full of heartbreakers. Steelers lose in OT to Tim Tebow. Packers 15-1 season goes one and done. New Orleans goes down to The Catch III. Cudniff shanks the FG. Williams fumbling twice to set up all ten of the Giants second half/OT points.

[@DeannaJacksonDJsDelectables]

I've been trying to repress this awful memory ever since... Thanks for bringing it back up...

[@theghosty99]

I have to believe that the only reason Perna left that one off is that the Ravens won the SB the next year, but that loss still haunts us. I'm surprised he left off the Mile High Miracle though. The Broncos wouldn't win for another 3 years after that one.

[@BrunerMJ]

As a life-long Bengals fan, I gotta say the worst playoff loss we ever had (not counting Super Bowls) was the Wild Card matchup against the Steelers from 2015. We had a backup QB, we weren’t favored to win, the Steelers had the 3rd best offense in the entire league that year, and it rained all night long at then-Paul Brown Stadium. You could honestly fast forward the first 3 quarters of the game, but the fourth quarter was where the game got insanely exciting! Down by 15, we rallied back to take a 1-point lead, Big Ben throws a INT with less than 2 minutes left in the game. All we have to do is just get a first down to force Pittsburgh to burn through all of their timeouts, and we win the game! Then… disaster struck! Jeremy Hill fumbles the ball! Then Burfict and Pacman happen. Oh, God! To this day, I still don’t know how or why Joey Porter didn’t get an unsportsmanlike penalty for going onto field during that whole fiasco with Pacman and the refs. Burfict and Pacman get flagged. Cool. I understand. But they’ve should flagged Porter as well to offset 15 yards of the 30 yards in penalties that were assessed to us for Burfict’s and Pacman’s fouls. Doing that, it would’ve made Boswell’s kick at the end of the game a 50-yarder instead of a 35 yarder. And, with that distance, in the rain, against the wind, Boswell probably doesn’t make that kick and we still win the game. That was an absolute devastating way to lose a playoff game! 1/19 | 5:00 p.m. | EST

[@dirkdiggler4567]

As a lifelong Bengals fan, that game literally made me quit watching football for a few years.

[@Chuck_EL]

​​​​@@dirkdiggler4567 I'm a Steelers fan and I fully agree Porter should of gotten flagged but Boswell has kicked a few 50 yarders in snow, rain and colder weather but doesn't mean he would always The worse loss as a Steelers fan was the 2001 to the Patriots because not only because of the story of the team already planning to fly to New Orleans and buying tickets and luggages before the game, no one thought the pats would beat Oakland or even be relevant in that season, but had Cowher had Amos starting instead of Bettis and had Kordell do play action from the beginning instead of in the third quarter they might of won that game The 1994 loss to the chargers not so much as I was a Steelers fan at that point for two years and didn't fully develop my fandom deep enough then The 1997 loss to the broncos didn't because Denver was in the AFC championship game the season prior and it stung but I was realistic

[@motoarch]

This loss caused me to shred every piece of Bengals gear I had. I swar I would never watch the Bengals again. I was back for the start of 2016

[@Rockhound6165]

I would think the 2005 Wild Card game against Pittsburg would be the most heart breaking. Had Palmer not been injured by a dirty hit who knows how far the Bengals would have gone.

[@motoarch]

@@Rockhound6165 when he was hurt we didn't expect to win. We all thought the the 2015 game was over and won. After the heartbreak of the previous playoff losses to finally get over the hump against a hated rival to have it ripped out from under us with seconds left was far worse in a way I can't begin to express

[@Nutoxic1788]

Bro the fact that the titans was In the the wild card with a 13 and 3 record is crazy

[@davidb.6550]

The Bills managed to continue their streak with another heartbreaker for the fans who now wish all their misery on kicker Tyler Bass. So close. Ouch.

[@WrathChild72]

You forgot my Ravens vs Pats and the Lee Evans, Billy Cundiff choke

[@Bigmancuts]

Dude the irony of the OT change rule in the playoffs for the Bills then led to the chiefs being able to respond in the SB is kind of crazy

[@chuckdiesel7620]

No bruh. Just no. You made a valiant attempt use the word “irony” correctly, I’ll give you that, however… “Irony” is the Chiefs proposing both teams get one possession in OT after losing in the playoffs to the Patriots without Mahomes ever getting a chance to touch the ball. The NFL denied the proposal. The very next season the Chiefs beat the Bills in the playoffs without Allen ever getting a chance to touch the ball in OT. That is irony. (Not to mention that the 49ers would have needed to score a TD in OT to make your point valid. They kicked a FG bruh.)

[@paulellington1505]

As a Saints fan i can understand the pain of playoff losses and thanks for reminding me of the last time we actually had a chance to get Drew another ring. Besides i needed a reason to drink today and you gave me that

[@dfp_01]

A true Saints fan never needs a reason to drink (inb4 the "cheers, I'll drink to that" comments)

[@rhettrozbicki3127]

As a Failcons fan, I was *PISSED* because there’s no player I respect more than Drew and I would have DIED just to see a Brady-Brees Super Bowl.

[@EdgeyvonKarma]

Great list. My most heartbreaking playoff experience as a Jets fan was the 2010 AFC Championship against the Steelers. I don't remember much about the game per se, but I remember it being my freshman year of college in Western New York, prime Bills country, and just being mocked by Bills and Steelers fans for the next month. People even threw Steelers terrible towels at me. It was infuriating and I just told myself "No big deal, this team looks so close to going all the way. We got to the championship two years in a row." And the Jets have never made it back to the playoffs since. 13 seasons have passed. I've gone from an 18 year old to a 31 year old. I am in pain. And every passing year makes the memory of the 2009-2010 seasons that much more bittersweet. A close second would be the 1998 AFC Championship when the Broncos beat the Jets. I don't remember much about that, I was only 6 and not paying attention, but the Broncos made my mom cry and I hated them more than any other team for a while after that. It speaks volumes about how great of a content creator Perna is to make me follow his content in spite of being a Broncos fan. (Joking of course, I've got nothing against the Broncos so long as the Bills, Dolphins, and Pats exist).

[@bradenwebb3675]

That cardiac arrest line about the bills was something else lol

[@xAnjoox]

As a browns fan, i was curious to see your perspective on the 80’s losses. My mom always tells me stories about how she hate the broncos and the ravens with every fiber in her being. Good analysis.

[@corey2232]

Don't forget the other controversy around the Music City Miracle... benching Doug Flutie, their starter all year who got them there, in favor of backup Rob Johnson 😂

[@swabdobbin4081]

So how much more pain as a Bills fan needs to be endured before victory. I witnessed the Superbowls, the music city forward lateral, 13seconds just name it.

[@internetzenmaster8952]

"No Super Bowls" Oh, so we don't get to watch the highlights of the time the Seahawks crushed the soul from the Broncos in the Super Bowl? Or when the Patriots broke the Hawks the following year? Or the infamous 28-3 for the Falcons? *sigh* You're no fun sometimes Perna.

[@cmorris9494]

As a philly I'm not a big fan of the last few minutes of that superbowl.

[@OttawaRocks]

I saw most of those games live. It is interesting that no games from the 60s and 70s made this clip, which might have been worthy of this feature. Highlight: Seeing Moon lose to the Bills since I was on the reverse end of the outcome when Moon was winning CFL championships in the 80s. Lowlight: Having started to follow the Raiders (as a 2nd team) since my Bengals were always out of the playoffs in the 90s and early 2000s, the Raiders loss to NE was a lowlight. Great work Perna!

[@chancellor05]

The recent success of the Chiefs gives some recency bias, but boy oh boy, before 2019 we were a TORTURED fan base let me tell ya. So many playoff heartbreaks they each have a name. The no-punt game. 38-10. The no-TD game. Forward Progress game aka Marcus Mariota game. Dee Ford Offsides game. Lin Elliott game. etc. Winning that 2019 Super Bowl and that playoff run was like exorcising a lifetime's worth of demons as a Chiefs fan.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Came to the comments to look for this. I still have difficulty forgiving Dee Ford’s offsides. I know Lin Elliot missed 3 FGs in a game we lost by 3, but at least he had to physically kick them. All Dee Ford had to do was not line up offside. How fucking hard is that?? To make matters worse, I remember him getting called for that same penalty several times in the previous season, so he should’ve been absolutely frigging aware of it! Ok, I need to go calm down now…

[@chadmyron2552]

The Vikings loss in the 98 championship game scarred me for life. Absolutely sick to my stomach and, to this day when I’m reminded of it, those feelings come back fresh.. Good Gawd that was the worst..

[@mrgjg]

The insane thing about that Bills comeback vs. the Oilers is that it was complete within 1qtr. They trailed 35-3 going into the 3rd qtr and by the beginning of the 4th qtr. they were up 38-35. 5 td in roughly 15 minutes. Thats what was possible with that hurry up offense that they mastered.

[@dfp_01]

Yeah, imo that's the only one that tops the Chiefs' comeback against the Texans in 2019, where they trailed 24-0 in the second quarter and led 28-24 at the half. The Oilers/Titans franchise had a much more rollercoaster-esque postseason in 1999 than 1992 though, because the Miracle Wycheck TD immediately preceded the One Yard Short Super Bowl. The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat.

[@daverowe1081]

11:48 one of my all time favourite calls in NFL history. You can FEEL the anger 😂😂 "You could take a KNEE, AND TRY A 56 YARD FIELD GOAL"

[@sunny1992s]

I was in middle school for the 2006 Cowboys/Seahawks game. The amount of swearing my family tossed at the tv after Romo's fumble will be engrained in my head.

[@TheOnlyVipey]

The first time i cried over a football game was the 2009 NFCCG. "Why do you even ponder passing? You can take a knee and try a 56 yard field goal. This aint detroit man, this is the Superbowl!!!"

[@calebwhitcraft1664]

There's a little bit of context around the "13 Seconds" game that might be relevant -- the Chiefs lost the AFC Championship Mahomes' first year as a starter to Tom Brady's Pats (after the game sealing interception was called back because Dee Ford was lined up offsides) because the Pats won the coin toss and scored first. The Chiefs proposed the rule change to give both teams a possession in the offseason, and no other team supported the change. We were told if we want to win, just play defense.

[@inappropriatejohnson]

Youse kids is ALL wrong.....the Rodger Craig Fumble of 1990, with Niners leading the hated Giants 13-12 late, kept the Niners from three-peating and thus becoming inarguably the greatest franchise in NFL history. That one still hurts.

[@jman2050]

Don’t worry, you guys got your revenge in the 2002 wild card game with the fumbled snap on the last second FG after blowing a 24 point lead IT WAS PASS INTERFERENCE IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A FREE PLAY AND ANOTHER CHANCE AT A WINNING KICK I’m sorry, I got distracted there for a second…

[@bendubz9000]

But then the Giants got revenge for 2002 with the 2011 NFCCG and the Kyle Williams muffed punts

[@jamesb1988]

2002 NFC Wildcard Giants 38 49ers 14 with 5 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. As a 49er fan one of my absolute favorite games.

[@THATotherGUY415]

That was the game that solidified me as a Niners fan for life. 💪😤🎊🌁🎊🌉🎊

[@jamesb1988]

@THATotherGUY415 Right?? I had just turned 14 and had enjoyed football up to that point, but that was the game that changed me from a casual fan to someone who would be prickly for a couple days whenever they would lose.

[@Notorious236]

This channel matching up with “A Closer Look”. So well done Perna. Love it!!!!

[@BrokeCryptoBro]

The Music City Miracle + Kevin Dysons 1 yard short...hooked me in for life

[@geraldpolzinjr9670]

Saints at 49ers Alex smith to Davis was amazing & Seahawks at Vikings 16 yard chip shot field goal & he shanked it.

[@DopeGameGravey]

Listening to Perna on the 2014 NFCCG brought me physical pain.

[@chrispappa704]

The 1998 NFC Championship game was the worst day of my life. My Grandfather had died earlier that week and the funeral was in the late morning the day of the NFC Championship game. So that day I went to my Grandfather's funeral in the morning and then in the afternoon I watched the Vikings have their own funeral.

[@mig-l9059]

Oh my gosh, I love these "history lessons"! Please make more of it❤ I'm from Germany, and I have been following the NFL since around 1996, 1997, but never that closely. So this kind of content is perfect for me to catch up 😊

[@rguz333]

Watching Vinatieri make the game winner in SB 38 was the first time I cried for my team and was introduced to the pain that is being a Panthers fan

[@DaneOrschlovsky]

2:19 As a Seahawks fan, I thank you for delaying my inevitable SB49 pain.

[@pbfoley]

I forgot the details of so many of these. What a wild reel!

[@matthewwilliamson7881]

this video is the first time I've watched highlights from the 13 seconds game. As a Bills fan in his early 30s, that's still the most painful loss

[@jeffbosworth8116]

You're probably too young to remeber this - but your 1977 Broncos did one to the Raiders. As i remember it, your Bronocs were driving for go ahead touchdown. One o fthe backs ran to the left and fumblled, recoverd by MCCoy. But the ref on the opposite side of the field from the play ruled him down.

[@bigchilling420]

The reason Brady is so much faster in the snow is cuz he's not as scared of hitting the ground when there's a layer of powder 🤣

[@aceslater5265]

I clicked this as a Vikings fan knowing it would be nothing but pain. But god damnit I love your videos, Perna, so I’ll suffer through it.

[@Odd1006]

Aaaaand u can add tonights game to the list.

[@LiminalMan777]

Ironically Perna that season was my first of Broncos love as well. A little boy growing up in Lakewood idolizing #7

[@jimmyjams9036]

You're the only sports talk I watch or listen to.

[@rothed16]

Man i was so happy you did this. I put off watching it till i got my food cooked and sat down with the headphones on just enjoying everyones pain n misery while reliving the moments i watched then BAM! Hit me with the Oiler game 😢🤦😭 EVERY year before my sons football season I made him watch that game! Yes, sadly Years ago right here in Houston, Tx Walmart had that damn game on VHS and I bought it! It should be required watching for every coach/player before every season! NEVER GIVE UP AND NEVER CELEBRATE TOO EARLY😢😂

[@Qwartsinju-ft1yh]

So what I’m seeing is that the saints, bills, and Vikings, are both the luckiest and unluckiest teams in our great sport. God I love being a bills fan

[@kramer2312]

Great video other than the 2011 Tebow upset 😢 Watched all the games live except the 'Music City Miracle' which BTW it's Frank Wycheck not Steve Wycheck. I was a Browns fan before I learned my entire family were Steelers fans but i remember being pretty upset when 'The Drive' happened and then 'The Fumble' was just painful. Thanks for the upload

[@RedHitMarker1]

As a Jags fan, I have lost a lot of sleep because of that 2017 AFC Championship game. I was like 11 years old and at a buffalo wild wings and saw a football team with a cool logo, which happened to be the Jags. I hate myself now. Myles Jack was not down.

[@operatorarchangel]

As an 18 year old Bengals fan that Superbowl was rough against the rams seeing my team be mediocre at best for my whole life and finally they are in the Superbowl and AD ruins my night

[@ConLLee]

Man I know I’m late but finding this channel is like when I found Jomboy when he was little. I love the sports guys coming out KZbin. Loving the content Brandon ❤️

[@JGMGamer07]

As a Pats fan, we broke a lot of teams hearts especially in SB but to be humble SB42 really hurts and there's ridiculous LUCK on the Giants final drive

[@contractzero1194]

Boo hoo.

[@JGMGamer07]

@@contractzero1194Giants fan

[@nathanielsmith9400]

Us NFC bird teams never forgot the heartbreak.

[@Tibby092]

bengals steelers 2015 wild card in paul brown stadium was a kick in the balls. 5 straight playoff dalton era losses, and that was the icing on the cake of rusty nails.

[@kenw2225]

Burfict was a beast

[@GameAndMusicNerd]

I was only just getting into football when I watched the “13 Seconds Game” and it’s still one of the most insane things I’ve ever seen in football

[@EmmaBonn96]

1:42 I can only imagine a young Brandon making a vhs video about how this was the worst game ever

[@vengefulfork7169]

Brandon I like to watch your videos while running on the treadmill during this treacherous weather. Ran 8 miles while watching this + your old videos. The jokes are so good 😂

[@playingalex99]

7:27 "As Tom Brady's arm was moving forward, which is true, but he was clearly trying to tuck the throw and this is clearly a fumble"I highly recommend reading the very same screenshot posted 5 seconds prior this quote, as it reads "even if the players loses posesion as he is attempting to tuck it back toward his body". Stupid rule, yes, but it was the right call.

[@paulweston8408]

As a Vikings fan, we DESERVED the Minneapolis miracle!!!

[@connorrivers995]

I once commented on the NFL's "Records no one wants to break" video that the Vikings were the equivalent of good but never good enough. When they lost that wildcard game in 2022, I stated that the Vikings have lost a playoff game on an average of every two years since they came into the league in 1961. And while the Cowboys have lost the same amount of playoff games, at least they have five Superbowls! They can say that even with all their playoff failure that they were able to win it all every once in awhile. The Vikings? They have nothing to fall back on. They haven't even been back to the Superbowl since America's bicentennial. 20 teams have made it to the Superbowl since the turn of the century at least once, including two teams that didn't even exist when the Vikings last made it and if the Lions win the NFC championship this year (2023), that would mean that every team in the NFC north would've made it to the Superbowl at least once in the 21st century except the Vikings. That's how snakebitten this team is.

[@4realGTFOH]

I still can't believe Farve fkd that up in 09. He thought the media wouldn't find out.

[@namdoogluas]

As a Hawks fan, I just happened to get into football the 2014 season when we went to the Superbowl against the Patriots and you know what happened 😢

[@shawnburger2153]

As a bengals fan, the 2015 CTE hit on brown will always be the most tragic to me

[@ravensirony8415]

The worst part for me about the "no call" was hearing in the post game interview even Coleman knew it was PI.

[@moviemania23]

This one broke me! And then the team left and that was the final straw and haven't cared about football since: The Comeback or The Choke was a National Football League (NFL) game held on January 3, 1993, as part of the 1992-93 NFL playoffs. The Buffalo Bills overcame a 35-3 deficit to defeat the visiting Houston Oilers 41-38 in overtime and set the then-record for largest comeback in NFL history.

[@Redmenace96]

Thanks for putting the 80's Browns at the top. I watched both those games, and it was devastating. You could watch it 100 times and still say, wtf? Gary Andersen's missed FB was also jaw dropping/mind numbing/soul crushing.... but hey, that's just part of the kicking game.

[@Lefty_Monty]

As a ravens fan, I’ll never forget it 2011 AFC championship, Billy Kundiff kicks it, wide right, ravens lost the game cried for hours, luckily the next year we draft J. Tucker and win the Super Bowl!

[@michaelhession2105]

As a lifelong Ravens fan, I've had to deal with a ton of soul-crushing losses. But none of those losses compared to that of 2019. 14-2 team, #1 seed in the AFC, at home against a 6th seeded team that hadn't been to an AFC Championship in almost 20 years, and we hadn't lost a home primetime game in a decade. What happens? We got blown out 28-12 and all we got was 4 field goals. Thats the only time I've ever cried in all my years going to M&T Bank Stadium. And yes I was also at the AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs, but that loss was not as sudden and as shocking as the Tennessee game was.

[@Sleuth2786]

Great list! I think a honorable mention should go to the game between the Vikings and Cowboys that led to the coining of the term “Hail Mary pass”, but other than that an excellent walk down misery lane…

[@Fluffy__211]

1:39 as a niner fan…. I’ve felt this at the end of the season for the last 5 years. (Excluding 20-21 season cause yk… injuries)

[@Disturbed1NickB]

Man, it wasn't a playoff game but when my Jets lost in 2018 to the browns I drunkenly cried about it.

[@CXLYBCRZ]

And as a browns fan i cried tears of joy that night

[@r.i.c5008]

I’m 41 Jacksonville made me cry in January 97… hated the Jaxs since

[@jarrydmckenna1720]

As a Giants fan you better do heartbreaking Super Bowl losses.... I never get tired of hearing about the Pats getting oh so close to that perfect season

[@FishKepr]

13:45 The game that gave the world Tom Grossi.

[@BengalSW]

2015 Bengals vs Steelers.....Sooo painful for so many reasons

[@drewlarsen5226]

Thank you for giving me enjoyment of watching the Steelers and Browns lose in heartbreaking fashion

[@Argos-xb8ek]

The Bengals/Steelers Wildcard game that game made me more heated than i ever have been watching us lost the most winnable game ever

[@Hi-ig]

There’s one angle of the the Music City Miracle play that clearly shows it’s a lateral.

[@OlympicSwimmerGhostRider]

Minneapolis Miracle was straight up revenge for bounty gate

[@texas9871]

As a steelers fan, Id honestly say our most heartbreaking was in the championship vs the patriots in 2017

[@Rromantiq]

Packers fans have a lot to choose from in the past 20 years tbh. The 2014 Seahawks meltdown. 2021 49ers loss where the 49ers failed to score an offensive TD after an MVP season from Rodgers. 2020 Bucs loss where they didn't go for it on 4th down. 2015 OT loss to Arizona after converting a hail mary. 2009 Arizona loss where Rodgers missed a wide open Jennings in OT and didn't get facemask call on strip sack fumble. 2007 NFC Championship OT loss to the Giants and a Favre pick to seal the game. 2003 loss to the Eagles where all they had to do was not let up a 4th & 26 conversion sheesh

[@TaylorGruenke]

It's been 10 years now since the NFC Championship game loss to the Seachickens.......and I still hate them for it

[@PhantasmASMR]

11:44 didn’t Love just do this same throw to end the 9ers game?

[@stevenbacon-cheddar9914]

San Diego, the city so cursed it can’t keep a team😂

[@JayJaySprinx]

I hate that, like you, my first memories of being a raider fan were the tuck rule and super bowl loss to the bucs..... been a long rough road

[@sunk5244]

The Fail Mary crushed my soul since it was the first season I actually got into football after the Packers won that Super Bowl.

[@cooperveit3289]

2013 49ers Seahawks was a great game, height of harbaugh Carroll rivalry where winner was guaranteed to win superbowl. And Seahawks trash talking / throwing food at injured Navarro bowman etc… Certainly the toughest game 9ers have had in recent memory

[@jeto3557]

Yup bills fan for over 30 years . We know heartbreaking 💔 loss . Love your videos Perna

[@kingcars]

As a Ravens fan, the Lee Evans/Billy Cundiff game still haunts me. The only thing that made it better was the Super Bowl ring the following year.

[@tides8464]

This video is the best showcase of just how lucky Tom Brady was.

[@shawnheidingsfelder8179]

The Patriots were always a team, not just Brady. He put up stats because he played so long without missing games, and had the Jets, Dolphins, and Bills to beat up on for 6 games a season. Brady did what he had to do to get Vinatieri the chance to kick so many winning FGs, and their defense shut down the high scoring Rams for that first one.

[@999theeagle]

The Ray-Ders had the tuck rule called for them earlier that season.

[@nophilter]

3:50 my 1st football tears. It's definitely my initiation game.

[@bradleypike1097]

Love you BP, keep up the fantastic content!

[@kristjanbirnirivansson528]

16:08 which makes the decision to not run the ball in Super Bowl even worse decision than it already was.