Top 10 Draft Classes

[@jpmnky]

Love the commercials. It proves even further how dated these shows are. When they were on around 2006-2010 they were cutting edge man.

[@geldofpunk32]

I hate them boooo

[@brandonrambo5694]

I win oh wait nobody wins🤪😂😆😆

[@wessimons5028]

The 1974 Draft now has 6 Hall of Famers. Donnie Shell just recently got inducted. 5 of the 6 are Steelers.

[@algini12]

Yes, they mentioned him here, but Shell didn't get elected till 40 years after he retired. He was a UDFA. He finished with 51 INT's. Other DB's had more. But he got them all playing Strong Safety ONLY, and it makes him the all time leader specifically at that position. Other Strong Safeties had more, but they got them splitting at other DB positions to get their higher total. Why did it take so long for him? I heard it was Steelers fatigue. Just too many HOF'rs from too many years. Too add more is just way too much. You have to spread them out, lol. Fortunately, Shell was still alive to get his gold jacket. L.C. Greenwood is long dead. Too bad he'll never get to see it when it happens.

[@Gungho73]

@@algini12 It's like Kramer with the Packers and how long he had to wait because of the sheer number of players from that team inducted. I started resenting some players that got in from that team before him due to how ludicrous it was becoming. The argument that tends to get them in nowadays seems to be "well, back then there was less teams so any individual great team could have more great players." I'm happy those players get in, but it feels like a backhanded compliment when it should be they're a great player, best or one of best of era, so we should always remember them as such. Could be worse. Could've been the think tank process that the hall had that a defensive player without a ring is by default, a lesser player. Hate that.

[@Thrashman-ye4cf]

Lol I forgot about the ITT tech commercials. I thought watching these shows was nostalgic enough, but I’m really happy the commercials were included too. Thank you for these!

[@etiennekosa]

As of 2021 5 Hall of Famers from that 74 draft class and also Bill Nunn.

[@Lawomenshoops]

The Bears drafted Thayer, he had already signed with the USFL Chicago Blitz! They had to wait until the USFL went under to get him!

[@grantmcgee6163]

You’re the best right now bro I learned most of my football history knowledge from this show growing up thanks for posting it! If you have any of the more random ones that you could post that’d be amazing! Thanks again

[@isaacgreen3273]

There will be more top 10's to come.

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

That's 5 HOF now in that rookie class!!! Donnie Shell finally made it. Smh, what took so long?!! RIP Donnie, you deserved it sooner.

[@keithroberts4837]

Wtf Donnie shell isn’t dead

[@KWCline91]

Donnie was an undrafted free agent though.

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

I don't know why I thought Shell had passed. I must've got him mixed up with someone else. IDK. Anyways, superglad he's still alive!!! And, ya I know She'll was undrafted, but they signed him the day after the draft I believe. So, he's still part of the rookie team along with Swann, Stallworth, Webster and Lambert. (God, just look at that Steeler draft, along with Shell!!) Probably the best story of that draft is how the Steelers got John Stallworth. Look it up to see what Steelers did to ensure nobody else got a bead on him before the draft. It's pretty classic.

[@johnmilligan2964]

They need to update this because Pittsburgh's rookie free agent signing Donnie Shell has joined the other four in the Hall of Fame!

[@algini12]

Even if they did update it, like you said, Shell was a UDFA in 74. Not a draftee in. 40 years was a long time for him to wait. I'm just glad he was still alive, to put on the gold jacket. L.C. Greenwood from another year, isn't so lucky.

[@joshuagamboaii741]

1:36 The 1995 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 7:38 The 1985 Buffalo Bills. 11:23 The 1965 Chicago Bears. 16:58 The 1981 Washington Commanders. 21:11 The 1996 Baltimore Ravens. 27:26 The 1986 San Francisco 49ers. 34:12The 1958 Green Bay Packers. 37:47 The 1983 Chicago Bears. 44:05 The Dallas Cowboys of the Early 1990s. 52:51 The 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers.

[@chiefkeef74]

Redskins.

[@saulspeaks2557]

They are called the Redskins.

[@joshuagamboaii741]

@@saulspeaks2557who cares about that racist name.

[@MrDCMiami]

Hands down, the Steelers 74 is the best. There's just nothing that can top a draft netting 4 HOFers. I think the Niners 86 draft (27:24) should be higher than #5. Not only did they land 8 starters who mostly started 2 or more SBs, but they were picking late due to being in the playoffs the prior year, and did not make a selection in the first round. Roberts, the first of their picks, was arguably the worst of them all even though he was quite good. The three 3rd rounders were all excellent and crazy enough, the 4th round picks were the best of the bunch. Then they landed Don Griffin in the 6th round. All played 7 or more seasons, some more than 10, lots of pro bowls among them and Haley in the HOF. That is a tremendous haul.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Most hall of famers from one draft 1974 Steelers

[@dnasty312]

It's 5 now with Donnie Shell

[@MrDCMiami]

@@dnasty312 Yes I know about Donnie.

[@fearlessstudios1]

1995 Pats two HOF Ty Law and Curtis Martin... pretty good

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

Losing both to the Jets though hurts that Draft for the Pats...though they did ride Martin to a Super Bowl Loss and Ty Law was the biggest reason the Patriots won the next one.

[@aaronjackson9385]

​@@justinlast2lastharder749 youre acting like Law didnt spend a decade winning 3 Superbowls with New England before going to the Jets, where he only stayed for one season.

[@09rja]

Glad they mentioned the Dirty Dozen draft for the Cowboys in '75.

[@MrJLov13]

I would argue that the Cowboys best draft would be their 1964 Draft. They ended up getting 3 HOF'ers in Roger Staubach, Mel Renfro, and Bob Hayes, but they also got Pro Bowler Jake Kupp in the 9th round of that draft as well.

[@DeadFace_yt]

Bob Hayze was that the guy who runs with his hands down his pants? 😅

[@MrJLov13]

​@theoneACX Mock Bob Hayes all you want, but let me tell you as a fellow Florida A&M University alum, he wasn't called the fastest man alive for nothing. He's really the reason for the term "double coverage" in defenses, because he was so fast, that you couldn't just cover him with one guy.

[@sludge8506]

@@MrJLov13 That makes a lot of sense. He’s the fastest man on earth, so put *two* slower guys on him.

[@toma.4808]

1986 nfl draft class for the giants is their greatest. Eric Dorsey, erik Howard, pepper Johnson, john Washington, mark collins . All those rookies with LT & Harry Carson won sb 21 that same year

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

If you want to get technical.....it might be the 1984 NFL Draft and the 1984 USFL Supplemental Draft. The Giants selected OLB Carl Banks out of Michigan State. The Giants then passed on drafting DE Reggie White to draft OL Gary Zimmerman who did NOT want to play in an urban environment since he was an outdoorsman. The Giants traded him to Minnesota for a trove of picks which they used to suck all of the defensive talent out of the 1986 NFL Draft. NT Erik Howard made perhaps the greatest play in Giants post season history by forcing 49ers RB Roger Craig to fumble in the 1990 NFC CG. ILB Pepper Johnson was the best defender and the only First Team All-Pro selection in the 1990 season.

[@djlee202]

Wait Donnie Shell in in the HOF now too. So the 74 Steelers picked up 5 HOF players in one offseason

[@williamoftexas1489]

the 70s Cowboys are hugely underrepresented in the HOF.

[@MrJLov13]

@Harry Engel Undrafted Free Agents still count as part of that draft class. Keep in mind, they counted Joe Jacoby as part of the 81 Redskins and he was undrafted as well. So the point still stands, 5 HOF'ers for the 74 Steelers. An accomplishment that will never be seen ever again.

[@MrJLov13]

@Harry Engel Indeed they do, I'm a little disappointed though that my 2006 Saints were only an honorable mention. Especially when you consider the impact that class had on turning the franchise into a champion.

[@MrJLov13]

@Harry Engel That's a fair point, another thing I think helps the 06 Saints cause is that you could make the argument that Jahri Evans was a HOF caliber player. A 6× Pro Bowler, a 5x All-Pro, and a member of the NFL 2010's All-Decade Team. The issue is, since he just retired in 2017, he's technically not eligible for induction until 2022.

[@Gungho73]

@Harry Engel In defense of those players, take a look at the passing stats from those years alone. Their best QB performance was in their draft year. Everything following that to be kind would be to call it *abysmal* even in THAT era. If you look at expected wins versus reality, that team often won multiple games more then expected because the talent level was that poor overall. Those two becoming Hall of Famer talents is an utter achievement and it stands out in a completely lost era of football for a team that had been one of footballs finest up to that point.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Chad Kelly’s preseason tape w/Colts is amazing. Kelly can play lights out. Frank Reich helped his old friend Jim Kelly by giving his nephew Chad Kelly a third chance w/the Colts. Phillip Rivers can mentor Kelly to be a great QB.

[@modifidious7171]

This didn't age well lmao

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Brandon Taylor Yes. In fact Kelly was released as Rivers joined the Colts. Kelly always had good film. Unfortunately his last film in Denver was off field.

[@davidringle7]

Sometimes it takes more than just name value

[@r.williamcomm7693]

@@davidringle7 Yes that’s a good point. As badly as teams need a good QB it makes me wonder if there’s additional issues after the arrest in Denver. It just doesn’t make sense that a QB who’s performed like he has in preseason games can’t get on a roster.

[@Phan-Xu]

Is 21st insurance still in business?

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

Seattle's 2012 draft class should be on here... just for Bobby and Russell, alone!

[@jpmnky]

Bro this show was around 2008. Or earlier. I was thinking about the 2011 Bengals. I know they didn't win anything important but that set the tone for not being pathetic for a few years. Draft wise especially. Maybe as a best of the rest. Then I saw the news ribbon. My guess was 2008-10.

[@Fnoel98356]

@Fries conversely, another great day draft class for Seattle was the 1990 draft class. I feel that it gets overlooked because the Seahawks didn't have a lot of success, but that's because of Ken Behring's ineptitude. Especially drafting Dan McGuire & Rick Mirer. In 1990 draft they drafted Cortez Kennedy, a HOF Defensive tackle, Chris Warren, who was a multiple time pro bowler, & led the AFC in touchdowns 1 year. Terry Wooden played 10 years in the NFL & played in a pro bowl. & Robert Blackmon played 8-9 years also. Again, a great draft, but the front office didn't follow up the next few years.

[@Fnoel98356]

@Fries Of my memory serves me correctly, Dan McGuire was drafted in the middle of the 1st round (15-17 range). The Berings were enamored with his arm strength as I recall, even though that's all he had. Chuck Knox didn't want to draft him. He thought that they needed a corner or a offensive tackle, but if they were adamant on taking a quarterback, he would take Brett Farve over McGuire. Aneas Williams was also available & the Behrings passed on him as well. Chuck Knox resigned after 1991 & went to coach the Rams again (even though that was a franchise in disarray as well). While the cupboard was starting to get a little bare talent-wise offensively, they had some good building blocks there with guys like Brian Blades, John L Williams and Chris Warren at skill positions, the line was in shambles. Bryan Millard retired after 1991. Andy Heck wasn't the game changer offensive tackle they thought he would be. It all came down to the quarterback and that was in bigger shambles. The defense carried them for several years.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Great video. Thanks for all of these!

[@isaacgreen3273]

You're welcome.

[@maxisnyjets8278]

2022 Jets should be on this list in a couple of years. Sauce Gardner is the best CB in the NFL so far and he's only a rookie Garett Wilson is the first Jets receiver since 2015 to have a 1000 yard season Even though Jermaine Johnson hasn't played much he will be better each year Breece Hall would've won Offensive Rookie of the Year if he didn't tear his ACL and the Jets offense hasn't been the same since Breese Halls injuries

[@piggyroo100]

Steelers ‘71 draft pretty impressive

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

Biggest omission- 1975 Chargers. Gary “Big Hands” Johnson, Louie Kelcher, and Fred Dean

[@christophermosley4577]

Wow!

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Bill Walsh was a genius in drafting the greatest quarterback of all time Joe Montana (3rd round-Notre Dame 1979) the greatest Free Safety of all time in Ronnie Lott (1st round-USC 1981) and the greatest WR of all time in Jerry Rice (1st round- Mississippi Valley State 1985) Three hall of fame legends part of a 1980s 49ers super bowl dynasty San Francisco’s 86 draft class was pretty good if you ask me

[@Gungho73]

Bill Walsh zigged when the rest of the league zagged. His impact on the league has been felt ever since.

[@NickJaime]

I bet Lombardy would've fallen in love with LA. He's the most athletic linemen ever.

[@Kingbossdon]

Oh thank you for this one appreciate u bro

[@isaacgreen3273]

You're welcome.

[@jordangate7742]

I miss these lists so bad. I wish they would update or redo them. These are almost 20 years old

[@sludge8506]

In 20 years, we will be *liking* the Jake State Farm commercials.

[@ia5662]

I feel like the original video is totally mislabeled - a draft class is all the players drafted in any given year, it should be titled TOP 10 TEAM draft classes.

[@t74guard78]

The name of the video refers to what a team drafted in any given year. It means the best of each teams draft picks in one draft. The title is perfectly fine for this video. I am sure everyone, will mostly everyone understood what the video is about. It would be a much harder thing to do in trying to pick the best NFL draft class for a particular year. Your the only one who didn't understand what this video was about I guess. The title is again, perfectly understandable or correct.

[@kentfreeman8674]

Wish it wasn't so choppy but thanks for posting

[@sludge8506]

Yeah, what the heck is with that???

[@kentfreeman8674]

2017 Chiefs should be on this list if it was remade

[@jordancrane3815]

For Mahomes only? I mean, he was obviously a great pick, but the only other good player they took in that draft was Kareem Hunt who wasn't even on their roster due to his arrest when they won the Super Bowl.

[@Gungho73]

@@jordancrane3815 Yeah even if he's brought them 3 titles, that's not the argument to make. They drafted two very talented players, with one being a problem and ended up having to leave the organization. The rest? Nah. They've had very productive drafts in terms of helping the team following that draft moreso then the 2017. There are definitely better offerings then that one.

[@thelovebat]

It's a shame that the 1963 Chiefs Draft Class is so underappreciated when looking at all time great draft classes that a team built around to win a championship. The Chiefs went to 2 Super Bowls and won 1 of them due in big part to this draft class, which is even crazier considering an AFL team like the Chiefs had to compete directly with the NFL to get players to choose to sign with them after being drafted. Round 1 Pick 1 Overall: DT Buck Buchanan (Hall of Fame player) Round 1 Pick 8 Overall: OG Ed Budde (multiple Pro Bowl and All Pro selections) Round 7 Pick 56 Overall: LB Bobby Bell (Hall of Fame player) Round 11 Pick 88 Overall: Punter Jerrel Wilson (multiple Pro Bowls and 15 year starter) Round 24 Pick 192 Overall: OT Dave Hill (longtime starting right tackle)

[@iamlsusam]

Dallas 1975 draft was widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time. 12 drafted players made the team. They should’ve been in the top 3 of this list. Very surprising it wasn’t listed!!

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

On the flip side..... what were some of the worst draft classes?

[@frankgonzalez7432]

Chris Kreager one I could think of right off the bat is when Ditka traded everything for Ricky Williams 😬

[@anthonya2479]

The Jets, every year.

[@ckobo84]

The Colts having the top two picks with nothing to show for it with Emttman and Coryiat.

[@cliffniiranen1044]

JaMarcus Russell

[@Gungho73]

First one off the top of my head had to be one of the Izdik drafts in New York with the Jets. People gave Rex a bunch of crap, but that team at its best was veteran heavy. They got NO reinforcements in the draft and I believe thats a huge reason why that team has failed to be competitive for most of a decade. I think it was 2014 with Enuwa being the only notable on field player, and even then the guy wasn't exactly a cornerstone player.

[@sludge8506]

Sayers and Butkus!! Man, oh man! How many super bowls did the bears win with those two guys? How many winning seasons did the bears have with those two guys. (One, at 7-6-1.)

[@Harambe691]

Thank you for this!!!

[@isaacgreen3273]

You're welcome.

[@kraigthorne3549]

The real #1 draft class of all time was the New England 2000 draft class. That is the draft class that gave them 9 Super Bowl appearances and 6 Lombardy trophies.

[@michaelhession2105]

That wouldn't even sniff the Top 10. Why? Because for a draft class to be in the Top 10, it has to be a chorus of great players that a team drafted in one year, not a single player. Brady was the only one out of that draft that was a Pro Bowler.

[@t74guard78]

Did they draft 4 HOF and another as a free agent giving them 5 for that year like Pittsburgh did? NOOOOOO they didn't, case closed. New England had several different teams win those 6 Superbowls. Not all of them were around for all 6. The first 4 Pittsburgh won were pretty much the same team with just a few changes. So the real #1 based on facts, not a bias opinion, is what this show and everyone who really knows football knows to be the truth, the 74 Pittsburgh Steeler draft end of story.

[@Gungho73]

@@t74guard78 It's like a comment I saw elsewhere about 2017 chiefs with mahomes and hunt being the only notable players drafted in that class like yeah Mahomes won 3 went to 4 so far. But one player doesn't make it a top draft class, especially when you consider how many more players theyve drafted since to constantly reload their roster (in the secondary especially) that help their championship pursuits. Hunt was good but they clearly didn't think his problems would follow him. Everyone else in that draft was effectively a miss for them.

[@antiherozjkgod1578]

34:27-34:41 what is the nfl films music song can anyone tell me

[@Zombie1Boy]

I came here for the commercials myself

[@Sarnt_T]

If they re-did this 2004 would be the best overall class.

[@Dud512]

Have they done Top 10 Overall Drafts? If not that would be a good episode

[@Gungho73]

@@Dud512 They have!

[@geldofpunk32]

91 and 92 were good for the cowboys but you could put the 3 drafts before that in there too because of Irvin, Aikman and Smith. 5 drafts in a row.

[@sludge8506]

Jerry Jones is quite the GM!!!

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

The Jets in 2006. Ferguson and Mangold are both HoF worthy and were Top 3 at their positions their entire careers. Also got Leon Washington, a very good change of pace back and the most underrated Electric Returner (better Kickoff Return average than Hester and Cribs with the same number of Return TDs in less returns). Also got Electric X Factor Brad Smith who was a very useful Gadget Guy. Eric Smith was a very useful Third Safety for the Jets for six years, even started a few of them. Overall, pretty damn good... 2006 and 2007 were great drafts for the Jets, their best two drafts...though 2022 Draft may be their best ever, so far the first 4 picks they made are all Perfect.

[@Gungho73]

I still cant believe they got two offensive lineman that were, maybe not the best at their position every year, but were always good cornerstone players. Because when you look at teams that draft even one offensive lineman high, and totally flub the pick due to scheme or overevaluating measureables vs actual film, to hit 2 picks out of the park on the line is honestly crazy. I loved Leon when he was here in WA, the guy was patient to follow his blocks and take what he was given and I believe thats why his average was what it was. Lot of players refuse to follow their blocks to make something happen. You have a coach and a unit dedicated to making it happen, BELIEVE IN THEM! Sheesh.

[@jamesneighbour5565]

Ahhh, the days of carrying a decent chunk over 200 yards are now long gone for me now I’ve cracked 50. Accuracy the key for me now.

[@iamanapachehelicopter]

How are you gunna cut and edit the DURING THE COUNTDOWN but not remove the commercials? Lmfao

[@aVerveQuest]

After George Allen giving drafts away look what happened in DC when they started believing in it

[@jackgriffin4538]

I would not eat a GC for all the whiskey in Ireland.

[@sludge8506]

I eat there once or twice a month.

[@thedagothexperience]

Where are the '68 Raiders? Ken Stabler (HOF), Art Shell (HOF), George Atkinson (2x PB), Marv Hubbard (3x PB)

[@mj198222222222222222]

The video keeps skipping segments

[@isaacgreen3273]

That was the best quality I could get.

[@EmmaBonn96]

I would put Raiders 2014 draft class in the conversation.

[@beatles23]

$3000 for a transmission job

[@EmmaBonn96]

Can you imagine if the bills drafted Jerry Rice with their second pick in the 1985 draft Pairing Rice with Reed in the K gun. They would’ve won four Super Bowls.

[@michaelhession2105]

Most teams would have passed on Jerry Rice considering that he didn't go to a big-time program. The reason Rice is the Greatest Receiver Ever is that Bill Walsh saw something in him that no one else saw. And that was hard work and being an excellent fit in their West Coast Offense. As I said, most teams would have ruined Rice. Not the 49ers.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

To add to that, his 40 time was considered too slow for most scouts.

[@joeblow6100]

i thought it was about a single draft not multiple drafts. why does dallas get two?

[@jcdova29]

No other draft class has lost more Super Bowls than the 1983 class. Elway lost 3, Kelly 4, Marino 1, Darrell Green 1 and I am sure if I dig some more I will find more.

[@karltondavis]

The 2011 Draft class is hands down the best ever, if you don’t agree just look it up

[@maksteel5593]

Man that afc pro ball team was sheesh bas add

[@josephmiller9424]

And the coach from NE who then was with the browns leaving town he told Newsom your going to want these Ray Lewis kid

[@huffy-_-savage2503]

I wonder if this guy has the first round of the 2000 nfl draft I would love to see that

[@josephmiller9424]

Gail sayers if not for that knee injury he would've set so many records they didn't have surgeries they do now think how many great RBs that had their careers cut short or any player but Gail , Billy Sims , Icky Woods and how many more just to early in time

[@t74guard78]

He spelled his name Gale, not Gail. Somebody always has to add the "what if or if not" stuff. If that very big rock didn't hit the earth 66 million years ago, dinosaurs would still be ruling the planet. hahahahha if, if, if,

[@RossIsFine]

Much of the names of the players drafted are cut out, especially for 49ers at #5... You never hear the names of the drafted.... bad video upload

[@classclown9034]

Mane I feed many women off that chilli’s 2 for 20

[@sludge8506]

I’m tired of paying car repair bills. I’m going to buy an Adobe!

[@danielmead970]

Dennis Green was afraid to draft Warren Sapp. Minnesota passed on him at pick 11. That would have put Warren Sapp lined up next to John Randle! That's also the reason Dennis Green didn't pass on Randy Moss a few years later. He learned his lesson not to pass on a future hall of famer.....for weed.

[@wessimons5028]

Ryan Kerrigan just passed Dexter Manley for the Washington Team’s all time sack record

[@Gungho73]

And now he works with the lineman as a coach!

[@gideonwilson6989]

People complaining about draft years like 2011 when the video is about draft "classes" not draft "years". That means one team not The whole league. The top ten draft years is another video. Duh.

[@mikepruett1745]

1975 sweetness

[@joenobody571]

It's not only the greatest of all time it's not even close 🖤💛🖤💛

[@richardoki8320]

And then came Belichick

[@KorithStoneheart]

The editing of this video is subpar

[@bertmichaels4331]

Lions will be on here. Let Brad cook

[@ckobo84]

My God my Vikings were stupid. Passed on both Warren Sapp and Ray Lewis for mediocre washouts at the same position.

[@cliffniiranen1044]

No, they are not. Vikings have class. Those two with very troubling pasts. My Steelers are the same. Character over player talent. Ray Ray murder and FF with everything else. I choose class 1st.

[@tayloryork8185]

No Jets will be seen

[@kentfreeman8674]

2016 Cowboys should be as well

[@Hafflwolf]

Wow, this is the sorriest edit of this I ever tried to watch...damn.

[@danieljohns1859]

Hate the Commercials

[@WillJM81280]

I like how they excuse away Warren’s “mistake” with “this guy really loves football”. Well by all means, let’s forget everything else.

[@aaronjackson9385]

They were unsubstantiated rumors.

[@dscgodflow6663]

2011

[@promeitheus]

56:43

[@mikeyoungblood1642]

I hope people are calling the Steelers CHEATERS now! They cheated the draft by holding on to Stallworth's tape so that teams wouldn't draft him earlier...also cost Stallworth some money...

[@t74guard78]

hahahahahah wambulance is on the way. Looks like someone needs a box of tissues. I am sure Stallworth didn't mined what happened. Who would when you land on the best team in NFL history and 4 Superbowl rings plus making the HOF. Yeah I am very sure he didn't mind what happened at all and I am also sure he made plenty of money. Never heard him complain about it one time. I have been a Steeler fan since that very year, 1974. I never heard Stallworth complain one time about it. Since it happen to him and he didn't have a problem with it, it's all good. Oh and I am sure it has happened with pretty much ever team in the NFL and more than once. hahahhahahah got that box of tissues yet. Cheaters hahhahahahahha gonna need a row boat with that river of tears hahahhaha

[@peterb0915]

It's one thing to just post a recording of a TV show, but to even nclude the commercials? Like Biden says, "Come on man!"

[@robdean704]

I cringe every time an American calls themselves world champions in a sport only played by American teams..

[@t74guard78]

Well good, hope you keep cringing until the day you die. Baseball is played in many countries and so is basketball. Not sure about football but I think there is a European league. Probably to rough of a sport for the rest of the world anyway. Even todays game which is much, much less tough compared to before. Today you can't do anything like you use to be able to do. Those were the real days of football. Anyway like I said, hope you never stop cringing cause America will never stop calling their champions world champions and that is because they are just that. Nobody else appears to mind or should I say "Cringe." hahahhahahahahha

[@webmeister5000]

Make that FIVE hall of famers from the 1974 Steelers drafts class as Donnie Shell made the hall last year...so that top spot is locked down for a while now! LOL

[@TheMugenmunster]

The Commanders is such a stupid name.

[@t74guard78]

As is the Guardians. Unbelievable to me after so many years they had to change their names. Why, why, why why? There was nothing insulting or downgrading about the Indians or Redskins. They were honoring them. Next those who are Patriots, Cowboys, Mariners, Padres, etc, are going to want their names changed as well. Good thing animals can't talk or the Ravens, Bengals, Rams, Seahawks, etc. would complain too. Wacked up world we live in these days.

[@knockout9011]

Disliked for recording the commercials like an absolute clown

[@baronurias1689]

Way too many commercials on these lists, can’t watch them. You guys fucked up in your greed!!

[@felixrojas2575]

you're editing so infuriating. Just let the video go bro.

[@isaacgreen3273]

This video is not my copy, it's from Archive.org.

[@DeadFace_yt]

I am surprised Warren Sapp didn't tell the GMs who passed on him " put a jersey on ! Put a jersey on ! "

[@neuterspadeyourpets.6201]

How many COMMERCIALS do YOU need to get PAID CHRIST