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As a Saints fan, somehow I knew we'd either start the video or end the video.

Dan R yeah

Get that old shit of an announcer to kick it.

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Those were replacement refs, not real NFL refs.

Apparently. That was 100% an INT, stupid fucking replacement refs.

Well, Jennings puts all of his team on his back, so did Tate really catch Jennings. (I know it's the wrong Jennings, but still the same team)

Haha 😂 yup

tate’s wasn’t a td

Lol ur so stupid. Everyone knows that

Apparently the transitive property extends to the NFL???

the new eminent domain rule. cmon man we've been over this...

Hahahaha and if ya don't know, now ya know, *****

Me neither.

cardiac cards i think hold top spot...

The Vikings used to be known for that... until the Minneapolis Miracle play happened. That was when the torch was passed.

I mean, against the Vikings this year, and 2018 I guess they do

im in toronto and picked Seattle in 1979. so.. when I saw them throw on the 1yd line... half of me died inside. They had marshawn lynch for christs sake. so i know heartbreak. Dave Krieg was ..lol

Detroit Lions- "Hold my beer" - fumbles beer - "Shit man!"

I think everyone does. Probably even Seahawks fans know that, but won't say because they're too embarrassed about getting a gift.

matrixphijr even a lot of Seahawks fans say that the Packers intercepted it

It's been proven the packers intercepted. Search "sports science fail mary"

The Seahawks are trash overall

I still think it's a debatable call.

Usually it's just fine, but in a case like how it ended that Lions game in this compilation it's retarded. They should remove 10 second runoffs after replay reversals and in a few other circumstances.

Jaeden Sports I just don’t no why it was ever added

10 second run off is stupid

@@jackoshmako1193 Its to prevent teams from using penalties or reviews as free timeouts. Imagine the offense runs up to the line, and before the players even line up snap the ball, take a 5 yard false start and use the time the ref is announcing it to call in a play and set up, or they use a replay review of a close play as a free timeout to huddle and substitute for a critical play. So the 10 second runoff was put in place to prevent offenses from abusing these moments of officiating for free plays and huddles. Its the same reason why the game cannot end on a defensive penalty. Defenses would just foul the hell out of the other team to end the game.

JKSSubstandard oooooohhhhhhhh I see

We're used to losing like that.

@@mottdropsie yeah at least we beat kyler!

@@jpdeblaay3894 Kyler beat himself with those terrible interceptions.

The lions lose bc they forget how to football in the fourth quarter

@aDg 2k18 I'm talking about the falcons game in 2017 as well as countless others but okay buddy

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@@George-vb1yr ok

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Love how the Lions lose the game because of the refs inability to make the correct call the first time 🤦‍♂️

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Hmm

@@IAmAHuman000 Lucky ways to win? Half of Eli's career.

Tom Knapp facts

Worst ways to lose. There's some clips in here that aren't "lucky wins". Like the Rams' tackle on Dyson for the SB, or L.T's clutch strip and fumble recovery to win the NFC Championship

He was mad cause the ball was too low for him to catch it

@@erikjohnson6303 he was already jumping around before the pass. Looks like he could have caught it had he been concentrating instead of whining

He threw it too late wouldn’t have mattered

@@judzy8552 it wasn’t too late, not a for sure thing. It’s a good chance he could’ve scored.

Well he used to be an Eagle, they might have his old jersey lol

From what I recall, he wasn't a bad kicker...until he got injured.

@@ult_mpx very true, he was a huge upgrade over Alex Henry

If I were him I woulda just removed my uniform right after that and walked out to my car and went home. He knew his career was over right there.

It definitely was blocked, but still, it's crazy

@Baba Ganush you're right, he's just saying that brain damage might have made him act more irrationally in the years after that play

Nah I think it was a good call

Agreed. His right knee was down.

@Lord crabbington snipsworth yes his knee was down, but he broke the plain before defender could touch him.

@@AtheistPirate who cares if his knee was down, he wasn't touched yet

None of you have any idea why that call was overturned, and it's giving me a migraine. So here we go... Doesn't matter when his knee went down. Doesn't matter when he broke the plane. 2:19 gives the best look at why it's not a completion for a touchdown -- If he had caught the ball standing on two feet, then turned and dove for the endzone, it would've been a touchdown as soon as the ball crossed the line. However, when he makes the catch, he is in the process of diving/falling to the ground. Since that is the case, he MUST maintain possession of the ball throughout the process of falling to the ground. It doesn't matter _when_ the ball crosses the line in this case, except retroactively, to rule that the play is a touchdown, AFTER the catch is complete. Think of it this way: if his route had put him entirely in the endzone (so, basically, imagine the 5 yard line is the goal line for the purposes of this example), it wouldn't be a touchdown as soon as the ball hits his hands. He has to catch the ball and prove that he's in control of it for a length of time before it can be ruled a touchdown. The "crossed the plane" rule only applies when possession happens _before_ that point. If possession hasn't been established yet, the play continues until such a time that it is, at which point it is *then and only then* ruled a touchdown. Does that make sense? Now... go back and watch from 2:19. You'll notice that as he lunges for the endzone, one of his hands comes off the ball, and it hits the ground with only one of his hands loosely on the side of it. That makes it incomplete, which means that the officials now can rule that there is no touchdown, because the ball was never caught in the first place. Even though he "made a move" toward the endzone (i.e. changed the direction of his fall mid-fall), because he was in mid-air when he first touched the ball, he has to control it *all the way to the ground, no matter what.* That's why it's not a touchdown, and that's why it was the right call.

That was a catch with a fumble recovery in the endzone. As soon as his knee hit the ground, that counts as a completed catch. He lost control of it, and took control of it in the endzone.

Lawrence Lepes he caught it and had possession over the line so that’s a TD

@@duanejohnson5033 The Defender caught it with both feet in bounds. After his feet touched the ground while in bounds, that is when the Seahawk had one hand on the ball. That is an interception in every way. One of the refs even gave the sign for a touch back. The announcer even said, "I don't know how he is not credited with an interception."

Lawrence Lepes that’s a different play but you’re completely right

Duane Johnson but he didn’t have possession

Exactly. What was Roethlisberger thinking throwing that ball. One of his biggest blunders of his career

Yeah I remember watching the end of that game, was sad how they didn’t at least try a field goal or something.

Love how the Lions lose the game because of the refs inability to make the correct call the first time 🤦‍♂️

Lol

Andy Domasky yeah, but still a tough way to end a game, even when considering a tie is better than a loss

@cpk1994 3rd is out too: there are no such thing as miracles in football, just great plays! 😀

I mean, the second Miracle is just a great play by DeSean Jackson (plus the punter being dumb). But the first Miracle at the Meadowlands is definitely deserving.

cpk1994 I can see your point, but LT getting that fumble in 1990 wasn’t the end of the game (Giants vs 49ers), but it made the video 🤷🏾‍♂️

DoubleM I think the second Miracle should count. the punter blew the kick (Coughlin was tearing him a new one immediately after the game) because he didn’t do what he was told.

there are 3 (three) meadowlands miracles: Herman Edwards, Brian Westbrook, Desean Jackson

I also nominate the mysterious picked-up DPI flag against Dallas in the '14 WC round and the missed illegal batting against Seattle in 2015.

Damn I remember that the Steelers got screwed in the Patriots game, but I don't remember that they still had the ball and could've kicked the game tying FG.

Imma lions fan we always get cheated😭

Such a shitty call right?

@@theeverydayworld1720 no the correct call

No it wasn’t

It would have been* a catch... until the ball got knocked out of his hands and he didn't have it anymore. Hard to "catch" a ball when it's laying on the ground.

Incomplete pass. Lost control of the ball. Yet what about the game losing pick after that...??

@@matrixphijr Except the ball didn't get "knocked out of his hands", he went to a knee, extended it beyond the goal line, then it came out when he/it hit the ground. No rational human can look at that and think he failed to make the catch.

Palace Of Wisdom Except that’s exactly what that means. The ball came out of his hands. It’s not a catch.

That is my favorite call of all time. I laugh every time I see that clip, which in fail videos is quite often. 🤣

That loss will forever be on Jeremy Hill.

Brian there is no way u can honestly say that it’s not vontaze/pacman’s faults. Fumbles happen, shazier made a good play. What burfuck and adam jones did we’re very avoidable

@@mcohen0609 shazier made a good play? He used his helmet to knock another player unconscious. No fucks given for his career ending injury. Couldn't have happened to more deserving man.

That game was stolen from the Bengals by the refs. Antonio Brown ran straight into Burfict and the refs blame the Bengals for Brown not watching where he was going. Besides, people are going to collide with each other in a contact heavy sport. There are going to be guys slamming into each other throughout the game and a lot of players are tackled by getting knocked like that. The Steelers got carried by the oversensitive refs that game and that's a fact.

AB was never the same after that hit. He became froot loops.

that has got to be the only game losing td in nfl history

Oh, man!

Ikr

i think it has something to do with the favoring of the wr. like if the receiver has some possession on the ball then they will rule it in favor of the offense cuz i remember it happened at another game and that is what the commentators said

Defender should of punched it down ik heat of moment but still

@@nex1957 The receiver's feet came down first. If they'd both been standing in the endzone, it would be who had possession of the ball first. The only situation I can think of where one of them isn't first and they have to just rule for the offense would be if they're both in possession in the field of play, and carry the ball across the goal line together. In any other situation, they would rule in favour of whoever they think had possession first, and if the replay is too close to call, the call on the field would stand.

@@nex1957 It has to do mostly w scab refs being bad. This play got the ref labor beef done.

Don't forget that the Shehawks got away with a push off that should have been offensive pass interference.

@@WTF-TV2415 don’t remind me 😂

Hey, it pisses me off, too. Hate the Seahawks.

That Jesse James play is still the right call

No he didn't. Bobbled when he hit turf.

@@johnathanpatrick6118 NE Fan?

@@elvishouck No. ATL fan.

@@johnathanpatrick6118 Cool! That's the team my Son roots for.

How does George Kittle feel btw?

you don't have to be a dolphins fan to derive great joy from jerry jones's ongoing disappointment with the cowboys losing

@@tradewins that’s very true, it just gives it a little bit of a boost to my enjoyment 😂

I agree and I'm a Cowboys fan. It meant we still keep Jason (cancer on the sideline) Garret.

I have to agree as a Bears fan.

Wrong for the first one right for the second one

@@LittleJ_13 Good ol' _Jesse Games_

Also, "idc" makes you sound like a petulant child. Do you pop up to second base in pickup baseball games, but then run all the way around the bases and claim it's a home run? "Idc about the rules, that was a home run!"

Jesse James didn't have control of the ball when diving and hitting the ground, and his knee was down at the 1 before the ball even broke the plane

@@Sp616_ James's knee being down at the 1 has nothing to do with it, he wasn't yet touched. But you got the diving and hitting the ground part right; if he'd stayed upright he scores. Since he dove immediately to ground, he's still a receiver and must keep control of the ball. He didn't.

Yeah, that was awesome

Fun fact: your right 😊

So, you a saints fan, or a jags fan?

I'm a packers fan but I feel ur pain my dude

If y’all weren’t fucking unbearable to be around when watching my packers play in your stadium I may actually have sympathy.