"Wide Right" (Bills vs. Giants, Super Bowl 25)

[@mjwatts1983]

23:05 “No good. Wide Right” - Al Michaels, Super Bowl XXV “Wide. Right. The two most dreaded words in Buffalo” - Jim Nantz, 2023 AFC Div KC at BUF

[@jordan12118]

RIP to the legend Whitney Houston who did the best rendition of the National Anthem of all time at this super bowl

[@SPTO]

*cough* Marvin Gaye *cough* Hers is the best pre-recorded rendition :)

[@matiasylaroris9974]

@Keith Cousins qqqp@pppppppa

[@mst3k54]

Fuckin-A right, she did

[@josephvanhorn5347]

She might have had the most beautiful singing voice ever.

[@thejourneymen4907]

This Super Bowl is important and memorable for many reasons

[@cnbank]

2:58 The happiest ref (or person) I’ve ever seen in my life

[@kijones6167]

Lol

[@inutero10]

Lol

[@honestmagafanhonestbillsfa452]

Lol

[@8015908]

Lol

[@jacobpaulsen3508]

Lol

[@kemarleyharris2334]

Who is here after tyler bass missed wide right. 😢😭

[@hektorlitch4993]

Bass is Finkle, Finkle is Bass

[@ajburrr]

Al Michaels seems to be commentating every good SB

[@jcore0981]

Yeah, the only one I can think of he didn't do was 51. That really would've made an awesome sb even better.

[@Ricky-qy5yx]

Facts

[@BaddogSports]

My favorite Giants team of all time! Nothing but heart, guts, and toughness! True blue collar team!

[@MrDeengels]

Agree 100%

[@YER3721]

07 team?

[@youreokayboah2128]

@@YER3721 Lawrence Defense is definitely more iconic/badass.

[@ltjjenkins]

One of the most underrated teams in history. With a backup QB the Giants took down the 3 peat searching Niners and this Buffalo squad. Amazing.

[@CocoOPNY]

Their D was irritatingly amazing. Bills fan here.

[@Sephiroth766]

Feel good fact. Buffalo had a parade for the Bills either way and the crowd chanted "WE WANT SCOTT, WE WANT SCOTT" and he appeared and spoke in front of the crowd while they cheered for him despite his miss losing the game. Buffalo was very forgiving of him.

[@y_so_serious8778]

Dang, what a good fan base.

[@sjnavaid]

That’s how we do it in the 716, smiling through the pain

[@ozamatazbuckshank7467]

Meanwhile vikings fan still hold grudge to their 99 kicker lol

[@adamdorgant9454]

Yes, now that you mentioned it, it did mention something about it on the ESPN show The Four Falls Of Buffalo, which was a great show to watch!!!

[@anthonyferrari711]

Indeed, and further, after the game ended, instead of pointing fingers and blaming Norwood, all of the players talked about plays THEY messed up on, things that they could’ve done better that would’ve won the game. Everyone took accountability and asked themselves what they could have done better, what they could have done to put the game away earlier without needing a last second field goal.

[@supermarioharvey2174]

The beginning of a the most painful era of Bills history

[@josephvanhorn5347]

That’s one way to look at it. The late ‘80’s - late ‘90’s was also the only era that the Bills were good as an NFL team. They were pretty awful for their first 2 decades or so, then pretty awful again for almost 2 decades after they lost to the Titans in the ‘99 wildcard game. I’d take the pain of losing Super Bowls and playoff games over being irrelevant anytime.

[@Ckdude100]

@@josephvanhorn5347 couldn’t have said it better myself

[@HHHHHH-nr6sx]

@@josephvanhorn5347 @xxx

[@mjf2891]

A D why do they deserve it?

[@treybear8174]

That’s only 4 games your thinking of….they were kicking a whole lotta ass in those 4 years as well

[@Mikeandmikeify]

Ottis Anderson actually wore his practice pants in this game. Ottis’s home is Tampa

[@PillzBerry27]

Super Bowl 25 is the best Super Bowl of all time. That drive over 9 minutes and 14 plays from the Giants is the best.

[@TheLocalLt]

Before you rip Scott Norwood, the Bills did not get into his field goal range, it was a prayer. He wasn’t good on grass (Bills had AstroTurf) and had never made a kick on grass from that distance Also before you rip Belichick as a product of Parcells and Brady, Belichick’s defensive gameplan from this game is in the Hall of game as the greatest gameplan of all time

[@iselin90]

ABC shows a graphic that Norwood was 1 for 5 over 40 yards on grass and Al Michaels says it would be his longest on grass

[@alexlower9796]

Never knew that about Norwood but you gotta make that kick though

[@itscrespoyo9878]

Helps when your Offense has a SB record of TOP. Although, holding the K-Gun without a 3rd down conversion until the 4th is a hell of a feat.

[@ericdavis1636]

Facts

[@iselin90]

@@alexlower9796 you go out and make that kick if its so easy

[@lucashenderson2775]

When you take a step back and look at it closely, the Bills went up against coaching geniuses in every Super Bowl they went to. Marv Levy was an excellent coach, you have to be to get a team to 4 Super Bowls in a row. However, whoever he was up against always seemed to be better. This one, Bill Parcells was the HC of the Giants, and the DC whose job it was to stop the K Gun? Some guy named Belichick. Next year they were against Washington, Joe Gibbs was the coach. Guy who won 3 Super Bowls with 3 different QBs, maybe the most underrated coach in history. The next two after those was Dallas with Jimmy Johnson and a staff full of coordinators and position coaches who would later become head coaches themselves.

[@anthonyferrari711]

Super underrated point. People focus way too much on the Bills being “losers” and not enough on the schematics and play calling.

[@ryanjohnson3234]

Facts hell all those guys hall of fame

[@ryanjohnson3234]

@@anthonyferrari711 This year bills should get supper bowl beat beagles tomorrow we got a new afc championship 🏆 team supper bowl representative

[@sixredfish6115]

@@ryanjohnson3234 Well the bills will be watching the super bowl as spectators. Ouch.

[@ryanjohnson3234]

@@sixredfish6115 yep the will

[@Heie_]

If the bills win at least 2/4 of those Super Bowls, Jim Kelly Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed would all be in the goat debate for their positions

[@yetz2291]

Jim Kelly, sure. Thurman Thomas, ehh, not so sure, but at least Buffalo has an RB in franchise history regarded in the same breadth as the murder man. Andre Reed, I'll agree with you there.

[@jerryjanik480]

They are the goats however Thurman Thomas isn't the greatest Buffalo Bills running back of all time there's a guy with the jersey number 32 Andre Reed is the greatest wide receiver of all-time for the Buffalo Bills Bruce Smith is the greatest defensive end of all time he is the all-time sack leader

[@jerryjanik480]

@@yetz2291 yes but you guys forgot about Bruce Smith everyone forgets about Bruce met he's so much better than Reggie Reggie White everyone forgets Bruce Smith is the all-time sack leader the greatest of all time for defensive ends

[@yetz2291]

@@jerryjanik480 Bruce Smith wasn't mentioned in the original comment, plus he's already in the GOAT debate for his position, despite never winning the SB. Kelly and Reed aren't ever really brought up in GOAT debates for theirs.

[@chandlergilgenbach6460]

This is false

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

This is the football I grew up on. Physical. Not dirty, but won in the trenches. If you made a catch over the middle like an Andre Reed, you had to pay for hit. Say what you want about Bill Belichick, but the schemes he came up with in back to back weeks (there was no extra week that year between conference title games and Super Bowl) to slow down the 49ers West Coast offense and the Bills K-Gun, just incredible.

[@izzyfc19]

Scott Norwood and Tyler Bass went Wide Right for the Bills

[@thebrotasticbro9465]

Bro that tipped ball that james lofton caught would be an all time classic moment if they didn't lose

[@astrostar49]

This was clearly the best Bills team of the ones that made it to the Super Bowl. The defense wasn't so lackluster as it would get in later years, and they were actually in the game until the final moment. Have to hand it to the Giants though to beat the 49ers at Candlestick (I'm still sad) and take out the Bills in two down to the wire games against great squads. Thanks for uploading this one in pristine quality.

[@janspup6232]

Probably the easiest game to watch the full version of, it just flows

[@gabrielmendesdacunha6346]

this hurts my feelings and I'm not even a bills fan

[@camdenmacek43]

Al Micheals is the 🐐 his call in the moment is used to recognize this game 30 years later

[@yahspoetyahu-thepoeticword7322]

Definitely one of THE BEST Super Bowls ever played!👍

[@erics2739]

10 is better

[@yahspoetyahu-thepoeticword7322]

@@erics2739 no shit!

[@jorgeortiz2785]

One of the greatest super bowls ever played, and by the two hardest playing teams of the time! I'me always big blue, but after this game, I will always hail Buffalo for giving me my first look at a real hard nose team!

[@RIPdixiecarter]

My condolences to any Bills fan here who got this in their recommended. Talk about PTSD flashbacks lol

[@CocoOPNY]

Thank you. You ain't lying. Needless to say I didn't watch. It's emblazoned in my memory 😭

[@toddtaylor6506]

Ingram's catch and run always gets overlooked in terms of one of the greatest SB plays of all time, but it is.

[@jordan12118]

That helmet Norwood has on screams 90s

[@thesentinel5523]

70s

[@davidbarton1806]

This was when we were all Americans and it meant something to be an American and the greatest rendition of God Bless America

[@ludvigborga3676]

One of the most improbable Super Bowl runs ever. The Giants defeated the 2 best teams in the NFL that year with a back-up QB and back-up RB. I still remember everyone expecting them to be one and done against the Bears.

[@erikpuka2627]

Lawrence Taylor was a mythological creature

[@sports3117]

Scott Norwood is probably still having nightmares thinking about this game 😂

[@blakebortles6098]

@Keith Cousins nasty

[@thebrotasticbro9465]

Fax

[@jerryjanik480]

I still have nightmares my uncle almost busted his head open on our TV when Norwood missed a field goal missed a field goal

[@sonicthehedgehog5360]

@Keith Cousins bruh duh

[@sonicthehedgehog5360]

@Keith Cousins what video

[@waffle1474]

Thanks for the PTSD, NFL Throwback. Thanks.

[@Northphilly-wu4oq]

Lol

[@waffle1474]

And of course they like it. NFL enjoying Buffalo-based pain confirmed. In all seriousness, thanks

[@nickkaning7616]

The more I have reviewed this game, the more I am convinced that the better team won. It's not all about high tech offense and flashy weapons. As good as the Bill's were on offense, the Giants were better on defense. The Bill's didn't convert a 3rd down until last drive of the game!

[@terrylouis9183]

@Matthew Henninger-Vonada His defensive game plan is in the hall of fame. He does get credit.

[@jc22558]

I disagree. The Bills were clearly the better team. The Giants, to their credit, exploited the arrogance and stubbornness of the Bills K-Gun approach. Jim Kelly just wouldn't commit to giving the ball to Thurman Thomas even when the Giants were playing two and three man fronts for large portions of the game. Had the Bills leaned on Thomas like the Giants did with Ottis Anderson, they would've controlled more time of possession and likely would've won the game. Also, if Jeff Hostetler fumbles on the safety, the Bills would've won anyway. It was pure luck that he didn't. I will give the Giants their due props though. When Belichick and Parcells came up with a radically different gameplan, star players like Lawrence Taylor and Harry Carson accepted their roles to ensure that the team won the game. They didn't insist on winning by making flashy plays. That was something the Bills were incapable of doing. They were too stubborn to change their approach and win ugly when it was necessary.

[@classicgalactica5879]

@@jc22558 BS. The Giants and the 49ers were the two best teams in the NFL during the 1990 season. The Giants were the walking wounded from the late regular season and even more so by the time of both the 1990 NFC Championship game and Super Bowl 25. They were minus both their starting QB and their starting running back. The 1990 Giants were simply an incredibly tough, hard nosed football team with no quit in them. Had they been healthy, they in all likelihood would have crushed the Bills.

[@nunyabusiness4489]

@@jc22558 The NFC was a better Conference than the AFC back then. The Bills were good, but NFC reigned supreme

[@depressedchargersfan8061]

Bills fans having Vietnam flashbacks after tonight’s gane

[@topflight79]

To all the Buffalo Bill's fans I'm a Florida State fan. I know how much "Wide Right!" hurts. 😥 😞 😢 😔 💔.

[@inutero10]

Nas

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

@Blue Collar Silver Dollar Yeah, but losing hurts more than winning feels good. I'm a Lakers fan and I still think of 2008 against Boston, Robert Horry's miss against San Antonio in 2003, and the meltdown against the Pistons in 2004. You think about the losses more than you enjoy the wins.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

Atleast you are loyal

[@thejourneymen4907]

I wish we’d revert back to our helmets saying GIANTS on it

[@SidandGeno-k6k]

Bill parcells last game as Giants, head coach. 🏉

[@sagesarabia5053]

One of the most memorable games

[@PaulGaither]

2:59 - the smile on that official's face.

[@thunter992]

Love you folks at Throwback. You make my life better

[@olbuddy5251]

Marv was a good, but not great head coach. A terrific motivator and an absolute gem of a human being that got outcoached. I was only 5 when this game happened and can remember my dad and uncles yelling about running the ball. Thurman gets 25 touches this game is a rout. Belichick knew exactly what to do and how to stop us. I give that '90 Giants team a ton of respect to beat the Niners at Candlestick and then us with a backup QB. Truly deserving no matter the heartbreak.

[@billblake9665]

it was a tough game

[@rafterscott]

As a Giants fan since Scott Brunner was QB this was the greatest field goal attempt ever. Feel bad though for Norwood.

[@kennethwilkinson8289]

Two things I never will forget besides all the great plays the 9 min drive to start the third was Matt Bahr kicking FG's to win it and tackling people on kick-offs and Whitney never forget that anthem I was 11 years old and got emotional.

[@martinishot]

"That was the heart of the defensive scheme New York threw at Buffalo. Parcells was in charge of the overall concept, but the implementation was left to Bill Belichick, the brilliant, 38-year-old defensive coordinator who has head coach written all over him." The Sports Illustrated issue on this game was really good. Do a search for "Sports illustrated vault high and mighty Giants Bills"

[@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057]

the most tragic teams without a super bowl win. vikings, bills, falcons, titans and cardinals.

[@RYMAN1321]

And now Bengals

[@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057]

@@RYMAN1321 yep

[@AnthonyCiccone-x4m]

…I’m a BENGALS fan🫣 #whodey

[@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057]

@@AnthonyCiccone-x4m ouch

[@jackcarraway4707]

One of the greatest coaching petformances in SB history. Hostetler was a good backup, but Parcells and Belichick knew they couldn't afford to get into a shootout. So they allowed Thomas to whatever he wanted and completely focused on stopping Kelly.

[@lonniemcguire1343]

One of my favorite Super Bowl games. My mom and I watched this. That field goal miss was definitely a nail biter.

[@AdamoDrives]

The greatest game ever played, period.

[@dvdvhscollector1]

Same thing happened last night against Kansas City. Tyler Bass kicked it wide right which cost Buffalo the game.

[@smokeydabear33_74]

As a giants fan, this is my second favorite moment in the superbowl

[@kevindrago2701]

I was at SB21 Pasadena Cali

[@dvon1097]

As a Ravens fan, never forget when we whooped yalls ass in 35!

[@JackJohnson-le3xc]

@@dvon1097 eh I’ll still take four super bowls compared to two

[@1990Thunderbolt]

@@JackJohnson-le3xc even if you own my patriots twice and ruined our perfect season. i'll still take 6 super bowls compared to four.

[@azeezdroy9995]

As another Giants fan, I know what your favorite one was.

[@brettgb1314]

I see you guys posting all the Super Bowls played in Tampa Bay this week. Smooth.

[@redmustangredmustang]

This was the Bills one shot to win a Super Bowl. Things would have been different if Norwood makes that field goal, but the Giants won because they won time of possession with those 2 drives late in the 2nd quarter and the first drive in the third quarter. They scored touchdowns on both. The Giants made the 3rd down conversions especially the 3rd and 13 in the first drive of the third quarter. That really hurt the Bills. By the time the Bills realized that the Giants were giving up the run, their comeback came a little too late. This was the best the Bills would play in all 3 Super Bowls. The next 3 the Redskins and Cowboys were just a vastly superior team.

[@vincentgiasullo]

So are you saying the Giants don’t deserve the ring?

[@austinreed5805]

23:14 The missed field goal that broke the hearts of millions of Bills fans.

[@medicman9411]

Hostetler was an underrated quarterback.

[@mitchellpalmer782]

You just had to do it to us didn’t ya

[@dennismedina1629]

That drive to begin the second half was huge, gets 7 and took almost 10 mins off the clock.

[@mjwatts1983]

SB 25 is one of two Super Bowls to have zero turnovers. The other was SB 34

[@thebrotasticbro9465]

That qb hit at the 6 minute mark would be a fine and suspension now

[@thebrotasticbro9465]

@Blue Collar Silver Dollar ok u gotta point but even the hit before that looked like a flag if it was today lol

[@yengvang8737]

The road to 0-4 for the Buffalo Bills.

[@tymikelmusic]

IMO this was the best Super Bowl ever played

[@nitroeaglehawk5667]

Tyler Bass does the same

[@Lemanueldawson]

Thurman Thomas had it going all day but the Bills wanted to stick to who they were. Sometimes you gotta say screw the gameplan.

[@anthonyferrari711]

1,000% percent agree. I hate when teams get in their own way and argue that they need to stick with their “identity.” I have honestly never heard anything so stupid in my life. Who gives a damn about your team’s identity? If something is working, how are you not sticking with it?? It still happens to this day. I think the Bengals would’ve won the most recent super bowl, if they had stuck to their run game. They had the lead for most of the game and they were becoming too predictable, too one dimensional, forcing everything through Burrow, forcing him to make every throw when they could’ve controlled the clock, pace of the game, kept the Rams on their toes, and not put Burrow in jeopardy by having him drop back constantly against the best pass rushers in the league (Donald, Miller, Floyd, etc.)

[@TWS-pd5dc]

Bills were a great team in 1990 but by the time the Super Bowl was played they were very arrogant. They won the AFC title 51 to 3 over Oakland and they just thought they'd run through the Giants the same way. They had scored 44 points the week before Oakland game vs. Miami. so 95 points in two games made them think they walked on water. They never, ever should have been so arrogant against the Giants. They had played them in December in the regular season. Scored a whopping 17 points then too. They should have known what they were up against, the best D in the NFL that year. Even after the game they were arrogant. Jim Kelly was interviewed after the game and his take was "Well a few dropped passes and a few bad reads by me. As I say, we can only stop ourselves." Yeah, Jim, the Giant D never stopped you in this game, you only stopped yourselves. Classless.

[@johanfalk2875]

Great quality film.

[@benelias3556]

What a heartbreaker for Jim Kelly closest to ever came to a Super Bowl ring 1 kick away

[@hectorlopez1069]

I love those bills red helmets instead of the white ones they have now.

[@PaulGaither]

Lawrence Taylor is one of the best players in NFL history, yet he seems to have been completely taken out of this game. Watch the way the Bills line manhandle him one on one and double team him, preventing him from getting involved at all.

[@terrylouis9183]

Jim Kelly gets his ball out of his hands so quick, forcing Taylor to drop back into coverage.

[@maniacmasturbator2411]

@@terrylouis9183 LT was also not the same player by this time, although he was still very good.

[@classicgalactica5879]

I find it more entertaining to watch highlights of Jumbo Elliott throwing Bruce Smith around like a rag doll throughout most of the game.

[@cannoytaylor517]

He past he his prime he wasn't the LT like we saw in the 80s

[@roddmann2015]

That wasn’t apart of there game plan to stop the bills offense. They wanted to stop the receivers not the quarterback

[@wjmoore17]

Remastered by Tyler Bass, 2024.

[@edwardwong654]

Wow - what a great game! Jeff Hostetler is a hero! Super Bowl XLII exceeded this game, but it is still amazing.

[@jeffreygranger4561]

Super Bowl of all Super Bowls 🎉

[@fritzstuber3012]

1990 and 1991 were much stronger BIlls teams than the ones that faced the Cowboys in '92 and '93. 1990 was their best defensive team and '91 was their best offensive team.

[@davidellis5141]

Matt Bahr was quite the star for The G Men !

[@monophthalmos9633]

That SB had an elite logo.

[@GRIMLOCK07]

Yeah, it's Really Sad the NFL got cheap with SB Logo after SB 44. My Opinion, each SB should have its own Logo.

[@scaryhenski]

Wide right again

[@AvroBellow]

That play by Ingram was one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl history. He made FOUR guys miss!

[@travismiller4320]

First Super Bowl I ever watched... I believe it was 12-12 in NFC vs AFC at the time, I could be wrong, but I remember as a kid I drew a comic before the game and had Giants winning on last second FG, I was 11 I think hard to remember man I’m getting old...RB was going to MVP no matter who won this game from the looks of it

[@briangreenberg6021]

The best Super Bowl.

[@PaulGaither]

1. I am happy that games are being uploaded officially. 2. It has taken far too long for this to happen, and we need more. :)

[@cyrillesu]

Everyone in the comment section praising the Giants and ripping Norwood. Are we not gonna mention how the Bills scored 19 points in just 19 minutes? That's literally a TD for every 6 minutes and 20 seconds they had the ball. Things would've been a lot more different if they had possession for a longer period of time.

[@lucashenderson2775]

It was a brilliant strategy by the Giants. They knew how explosive the Bills offense was so they played keep away and killed as much clock as possible to reduce the number of potential scoring chances the Bills had. Thurman Thomas managed 135 yards on only 15 carries for an average of 9 per carry (that was because the Giants focused on stopping the passing game and kind of let him run wild, but still). He most likely wins Super Bowl MVP if the kick went in.

[@sickofguysnamedtodd2293]

Perhaps if they converted on more than one third down in the game they could’ve extended a few drives and maybe put more points on the board.

[@tevinsherrill5653]

Scott Norwood deserves no blame for this. He said so himself that he wasn't good with kicking on a grass surface, and it's not like any FGs from 45+ yards out are chip shots, either.

[@christianedmiston426]

This was the first Super Bowl I ever watched. I was 6 years old. My dad made me go to bed at halftime because I had school the next morning so I missed the climactic ending. I still say the Monday after the Super Bowl should be a day off. I have never let my dad live that down either. Every year at the Super Bowl I remind him.😂

[@anthonyferrari711]

Dude, you were 6 lol. Is it really that big of a deal to have missed the ending? Did you even understand anything about the game at the time? Plus, it’s not like there weren’t hundreds of other epic NFL games in the last 30 years. The thing about sports is that every era births new “greatest of all time” moments and games.

[@kennethwilkinson8289]

I don't know how many times I watched this lol but beside the two drives that ended the half and started the second half for the Giants the kickoff to start the game the Giants stopping the Bills and the tip play not giving up the TD was huge for the Gmen. This has to be the best coached game well at least one of the best ever. Most talk about Bill B but the offense I believe Handley was the OC should be talked about as much to get first down after first down to keep Buffalo offense off the field.

[@adrianpena800]

*Tampa* Stadium is in *Tampa* Florida, no way 0:10

[@gmoneyslotmachinevideos]

Parcells final game as Giants head coach and he never won another title again after he left them!

[@nicoyoung16]

Don’t remind me 😢

[@thomassankara1391]

You'll get urs soon. We had a fraud coach and QB and were constantly choking in playoff games in the early 2000s (Eagles fan). We got a good 1 and QB and won a ring. You have a great coach and QB. You'll get your superbowl too.

[@bigblue9996]

@@thomassankara1391 Andy wasn’t a fraud, McNabb was.

[@thomassankara1391]

@@bigblue9996 both were. Andy and his conservative playcalling vs Tampa got us 10 point before the pick 6. All these coaches are frauds in Philly and they suddenly evolve elsewhere.

[@nicoyoung16]

@@thomassankara1391 this year wasn’t ours but when Patrick Mahomes gets hurt would be our only chance for at least a few years

[@danischeel4846]

underestimate your team! TB showed the way to beat OF. Next year is your year!!on't e

[@ozzmancometh6495]

As a Giants fan that final drive still scares the hell out of me 30 years later 😄

[@scottodonnell7121]

I was so sure the Bills were gonna score.

[@rft08001]

history repeats

[@GSMillion]

If there was one Super Bowl that they could win I wished it had been this one

[@qceaz11]

This is DEFINITELY the most devastating loss in Superbowl history maybe even over the Seahawks team that lost to the Patriots🤦🏾‍♂️😂

[@jonseversike]

Definitely more devastating than the Seahawks loss. Seattle won the year before that, and Buffalo still has yet to win a Super Bowl.

[@xavierjones9477]

Both involved belichick 💀

[@qceaz11]

@@xavierjones9477 right😂😂😂

[@trevertravis8963]

Seattle is definitely the most bone-headed loss.

[@taronsmith1061]

WIDE RIGHT!!!!!

[@gmcneoplan84]

Wel, put together highlights package. Thanks NFL Throwback.

[@carolusaugustus1896]

Scott Norwood wins the biggest choke award in all of NFL history

[@nujeru99]

the greatest Super Bowl of all-time for my money. I VIVIDLY remember watching the tv with my hands on my knees PRAYING that Norwood would miss. This game was a classic battle

[@salvatoreturieo7128]

Man as a bills fan I had goose bumps , when the bills ran out of that tunnel.

[@scottfarmer8758]

I have never blamed Scott Norwood for the loss because it shouldn't have come down to that. The Bills had their opportunities to put the game away. 1. They failed to score a TD after James Lofton's 61 yard reception that gave them first and goal at the 8 yard line. But failed to punch it in and were forced to settle for the game tying field goal. 2. Jeff Hostetler somehow hung onto the football despite Bruce Smith grabbing his wrist in the end zone. The Bills did get two points for a safety but a TD there might have put the game away. 3. On 3rd and 13 on the Giants first drive of the 2nd half Mark Ingram broke four tackles to get a first down. If they had stopped them there they would have had to kick a field goal instead of scoring the go ahead TD. 4. On 3rd and 1 at the 19 yard line with less than two minutes left Thurman Thomas took the hand off and gained 22 yards. It was the Bills only 3rd down conversion of the game. On the run Giants DB Everson Walls makes an incredible open field tackle. If Thurman breaks that tackle he would have been gone and would have scored the game winning TD. That would have spared Scott Norwood of a lifetime of ridicule. 5. But the thing that is most ridiculous that no one remembers is that when the Bills stopped the Giants on 3rd down with 2:33 left the Bills allowed 13 seconds to tick off the clock before calling a timeout. 13 seconds! If the Bills had those extra 13 seconds Jim Kelly could have ran another play and gotten Norwood closer.

[@SPTO]

To this day this game still haunts me as a Bills fan. I've come to live with the result. That wasn't a chip shot and Norwood wasn't as effective on grass. Still, history could've changed a lot if the Bills had won that game. That game also robbed Thurman Thomas of a SB MVP as he was slated to win it but when the Giants had won the game all the reporters quickly changed their votes to Anderson.

[@geminiman7791]

I feel bad for Scott Norwood. Sure, he blew the chance of a lifetime and let his teammates and fans down, but right before the kick they even said it would've been his longest kick ever on grass (Bills used to play on the stupidly dangerous astro-turf). They were asking a lot from him on the kick and he took it like a champ afterwards

[@maniacmasturbator2411]

He wouldn’t have been in that position on the first place if the Bills could make stops on 3rd down. It’s pretty hard to win a game when you go 1 for 8 on third down conversions, and the other team goes 9 for 16. The Mark Ingram 3rd and 13 play pretty much sums it up

[@ronswoboda8310]

He didn't " blow it" .It was out of his range.....

[@shinntarok6805]

In spite of it being low scoring, this was a fantastic game

[@2003jsciarrino]

Love the uniforms almost mirror images

[@jasongodek9828]

So true! Aside from the helmet they had nearly identical home and away uniforms. Miss this look for both teams

[@travismiller4320]

The only time of the 4 in a row Bills wore their white uniforms

[@marktrevino8451]

23:15 One of the most famous or infamous calls in sports history

[@davidr5961]

As a giants fan, at that game in Tampa, I still get chills watching this.