"Flea flicker from their own end zone into triple coverage" just about sums up the Browns

The best part of the Colts trick play against the Pats is Al Michael's reaction, "What in the world?"

"What in the wide world was that."

I always was so confused about the colts pats play 4:05 but once i saw the pat mcafee video explaining what happened it makes so much more sense

“What in the wide world was that?” always gets me lmfao

At 4:10 - Chuck Pagano's face there always cracks me up. He's like "did it work? did we fool them?"

me whenever I try a trick play in madden

Boswell's failed behind the back onside kick was hilarious. You could see his body language after he did it that he knew he biffed then was just like ah f it and booted it off the ground LOL

Okay whose idea was it to get Janikowski on the edge? The guy's 40 time is measured by a calendar for pete's sake.

cant be a fail video without jamarcus russell lol

3:15 why are the holding hands 😂

I love that "The whole right side of the line wasn't on the line" call. It makes me giggle every time.

Craziest thing is half of them the team that tried the trick play was IN THE LEAD.

The one starting with the onside kick. Is that the fastest TD to start a game in NFL history?

The worst play on this list, THE WORST - is the Colts v Pats. Not so much for what actually transpired (which was horrible) but the fact that there was so much time prior to the snap in which it was so blatantly obvious what was EXACTLY going to happen and that idiot Pagano stood there like a deer in the headlights doing nothing both before and after.

Two words can describe the plays in this entire video: Poor execution.

3:34 3 seconds into da game Dallas: *scores 6*

Hard to believe the Cleveland Browns aren't featured until 9:45, but they have a hard time running basic plays.

4:05 My absolute favorite commentator moment in sports history is just Al's utter disbelief of how horrid the play was

"What was the plan?" "I dunno, was completely nuts."

I’m from STL and I still get triggered that the Rams’ last ten years in Saint Louis can be summed up by 2:00 and now they are killing it in LA

still better than the Seahawks o-line

"I hope I never see that again" Indianapolis: :^)

man these channels are awesome!

"...to a WIDE OPEN!..under the defender crosses the field.." Just as much an announcing fail as the play was.

Awesome videos man, you need more subs

Is it just me or does the clip at 8:40 kinda look like it's from a video game

3:44 simply the greatest play in NFL history

"Let's have our punter throw a jump ball. Yeah, that should work."

FINALLY!!!THANK YOU

1:03 😂

I just watched 12 minutes of bad football. What am I doing with my life?

5:05 Though, I do not question the Detroit Lions for once again making bad decisions. I do question Pittsburgh's fashion designer.

thx for the laugh. 3:44 gets me every time.

I've been a football fan along time these plays are crazy

3:22...................3 SECONDS into the game..............TOUCHDOWN.

that block on the Bengals-Brons clip!!!!

Colts v Pats: According to Pat McPhee, Griff Whalen was never supposed to take the snap, it should have been a delay of game then come back for a re-punt. It was designed to confuse the opponent to have too many men on the field, or use the hard-count to draw them off-side, but it just didn't work. Chris Collinworth guessed half of it, and just make him sounding like Madden is worth it! 4:40 LoL

Ricky Williams thinking when he heard the play-call: "Man I am way too high to try this shit.....Oh well, fuck it.."

3:34 if you're from McAfee 🤙

1:25 has Dallas fans SCREAMING during 2020 Thanksgiving.

I'm surprised the flea-flicker where Joe Theismann's career ended didn't make it into this.

There is a nice block at 9:58... It's a blur but it is there. But yeah, a flea flicker from your own end zone into triple coverage... I've yet to see it succeed.

the last one in the video 😂😂😂😂

'To a wide open!' 😆

That colts play always trips me up. That ball was never supposed to be snapped... you had one job, Center...

This video needs to be revised with 2022 Cowboys season-ending blunder as #1

The Quarterback Bradford took down a defensive back like he was a middle linebacker! Bad shuttle pass but great tackle!

3:30 that dude Randal Williams must run a crazy 40-yard time.

If I'm not mistaken that jaguars and Texans game was the same game where the jags got the hail mary in the end

I especially like the first one (the Zorn swinging gate fail), since basically every single Giant was totally prepared for it (they had just called the same play), so he ended up throwing the ball into a nest of SIX defenders. And the last one is great also ("He's wide open...oh, whoops, except for this player coming into your screen now because the throw took 10 seconds to get there...picked"). Some of them aren't that bad (i.e., a flea flicker and a 50-yard pass downfield that is INT'd is really just the equivalent of a punt). The Patrick Chung fumble, though, was part of the very worst, most inexcusable loss of the Brady era in New England. The all-time king, though, remains the Colts play. The play took so long to develop that Edelman, who was 50 yards downfield to return the punt, is playing defense by the end of the play. The greatest under-appreciated aspect of this fail is that the Colts predicated this play on the Patriots calling time out before the ball was snapped. In other words, they could have used this trick play against any team, but they chose to use it against the best-coached team in the league, who a few months earlier hadn't even called timeout with a minute left in the Superbowl, playing defense on the 1-yard line. Pagano thought that he was going to outsmart Belichick and make him panic.

5:29 = Worst 'kick' I've ever seen in my life...

I'm a eagles fan but that was so funny on that onside kick try

"Whats that irish dance they do...."

Still better than the Seahawks o-line 😂😂😂

9:45 had the Incredulity Meter on smash

'We saw that play the other day in practice and it didnt work' uhhhh well that peobably would have been a good sign NOT To do it?

what was the jets second one with Brandon marshell

1:03 in the bottom left corner "still better than seahawks o-line" Damn.

3:22 - I remember that. I hate the Cowboys with a passion, but even I thought that was funny enough to applaud.

3:40 smooth move andy

On that first play the end was breaking clear but the ball was simply grossly underthrown

Yeah I'd be tryin all kinda stupid trick plays against the Jets, as well

The Redskins and Colts were both trying to do something like the same play. Not sure how it was supposed to work as having 0 blockers gives the QB about 1/2 sec to get the ball out.

What about Johnny Manziel

1:44 the announcers sound like the announcers on madden when you want to have fun

How bout that protection? bahahahah

The play at 6:50 could have been so much worse. Resulting in an incomplete pass was a best case scenario after that mess.

At 4:00: I think that the Colts were trying to do a legalized form of "center sneak." While this play is usually illegal, it is because the NFL has determined forward handoffs at or beyond the line of scrimmage as forward passes (which ironically was done to prevent the classical definition of center sneak). This is when a quarterback hands the ball to the center, usually right back after the actual snap, back through his legs while the center remains in squat postion. Now, keep in mind that a forward handoff at or beyond the line of scrimmage is considered a pass, even if the ball doesn't travel through the air, according to NFL rules. Therefore, there are a lot of different issues to consider for the play to be legal. This play is only legal if: 1. The center is declared eligible before the play to the referee. Typically, you occasionally hear the term "tackle eligible," which is the same rule. This is done because the numbers on the uniform are relevant to the player's (primary) position (which makes it easier for refs to determine eligibility for pass reception and position on field). Usually, on a tackle-eligible call, the end is located in the backfield, or in some extreme cases, the tackle himself is in the backfield. But the center is always on the line. Sometimes the PA announcer says it prior to the play, but I didn't hear it, though it could have done before this video segment started. In this case, the announcement should actually be "center eligible." 2. For the center to be eligible, and since he's on the line of scrimmage, he must be on one of the two far ends of the line; in this case the left end. 3. When a center hands off to the quarterback, the quarterback must take complete control of the football, with no part of the football touching the center. In other words, the center couldn't just take the ball, have the QB touch the ball, then the center keeps the ball. The ball has to completely transfer from center control to QB control, and it must be noticable by the ref. Only at that time can the QB transfer the ball back to the center. If you click the replay at 4:50, you can see the hesitation of the snap. You could see the center maintain his hands near the spot of the handoff, I believe clearly expecting the QB to hand it right back to him. But it appeared that in the confusion, the QB juggled the ball just a bit, and made it impossible to hand it back cleanly. I hope this explains it clearly. There can be no other logical explanation to this absolutely bizarre formation.

The whole point of the flea flicker is to make the defense jump to defend the run and leave a receiver open as a result. If they don't bite on it and the receiver is in double coverage, it's generally not a good idea to just throw it anyway.

ain't 3:37 the fastest score in a game or some idk

ok ok im a colts fan and I have been since I was a little kid, but my colts have the #1 TRICK PLAY FAIL of all time. That was the worst play ive ever seen by far. I actually seen an interview with the guys involved and the whole reason that happened was bc that ball WAS NOT supposed to be snapped and somehow the guy snapped it. It was a designed play to throw the other team off and make them possibly jump offside or line up wrong and get a penalty. The ball was NEVER supposed to be snapped.

Everyone has bad days. Even coaches.

trick play works: brilliant play call by the coach!! doesn't work: how can they make that call!!!

9:57 that block tho😨😵

Who was that announcer for Jacksonville? I need to know.

1:04 "still better than the seahawks o-line" OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Great video and all but it doesn't hide the fact that Troy Polamalu was in the C gap.

LOL at how offended Chris Collinsworth is by that Colts play. Like he's embarrassed to be involved with it.

flea flicker from endzone "bengals" was pretty dumb too

1:04 had me weak😂😂😂😂😂

Steelers kicker Boswell definitely used to play soccer😂😂😂😂

That hit at 10:00 was gnarly

Pitching the ball to Janikowski on a trick play? He probably ran a 10 second 40!

Good old swinging gate plays.

5:56 it is a rabona, which is an uncommon soccer-trick move that, from time to time, you can see in pro matches when the player tries to use his good leg altough the ball is orientated for his bad leg (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabona)

Love the commentators always saying what a bad call it was when it doesn't work. These are the same guys saying how brilliant the play was when it does work. Never do they say " nice try it just didn't work."

is it just me or does 8:39 look more like a videogame than real life?

3:45 I cannot understand their purpose. Can somebody explain it? watching it several times but cannot help understand the plan

"and it's intercepted"

Something about 4th and 3 with Indy and NE. Who can forget 4th and 3 in the 4th Qtr when Belechik went for it and got stuffed deep in their own territory?

Steelers kicker connected on the behind the back in college

1:04 LMAO

Some of these were designed well, just piss poor execution. That Colts play though...OMG

Hey I saw what you put still better than the Seahawks o-line

Trick plays: Sounds good, doesn’t work

This is one highlight the Jets seem to have more than their fair share of screen time in...

1:05 still better than the seahawks 😂

I've never seen that before....I hope I never see it again

If you ever make a second, I can suggest 2010 Packers Vikings. Packers faked a 55 yard field goal and it was ALMOST agreat play but I believe Jermichael Finley tripped on his own feet and the ball went over him for what was a sure touchdown