Ouch

Yeah well in 1942 you would expect someone to play like that lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Petermeme couldn't even dream of throwing that many picks

Who else but the Lions 💀

I would expect nothing more from the Detroit lions🤣🤣

😂😂😂

Bro I’m a Texans fan 🥲

You clearly never saw jamarcus play

I watch the Browns go 1-31 in two seasons that was fun

Hey 2-0 and then shit got hilarious quickly after that

@Jared Powell He kinda botched it though.

My favorite story of John McKay was when he was talking to reporters about a loss: Well, we didn't block, but we made up for it by not tackling.

Kelly did botch it, but people on Twitter lost their god damn mind over it. Hilarious

That quote is right up there with “Playoffs” and “the Bears are who we thought they were”! 🤣🤣

@@anthonyray5713 You're talking about playoffs?

I’m older than the entire team

@@TOCC50ok

Was going to say, sounds like the Shitcago Bears. 🐻 ⬇️🧻🚽

Go giants on our way to a four game win season again 😭

Me with Washington.

@@christian-lf2oc 3-1 boys. You should be proud:)

posts that aged poorly

People who like Marshall are speaking their heads. I find it halarious though

I think we should call it *KING RALPH* -ing it❣️ _A movie where John Goodman becomes King of England when everyone in the Royal Family dies,_ *thus he becomes King* _because he’s the product of his mom and one of them “bonding”_

McKay was a sound bite machine.

Would've needed more than "a few plane crashes" Two thirds of the NFL could've died in plane crashes and the Bucs still wouldn't have been a playoff team.

@@6evil6dead64 why did he bite people?

thats fuckin wild

Also the Bucs have the worst winning percentage of any team all time in the NFL but they have 2 SuperBowl wins lol

In 5 year developments, the Browns recently had a very similar progression 2016: 1-15 [The only win of the season was a literal Christmas miracle. The Chargers kicking unit was especially cursed around these years. A blocked field goal and miss set back the firing of Hue Jackson by 1.5 years.] 2017: 0-16 [The Factory of Sadness lives up to it's name. It ends up having the worst year in its miserable existence.] 2018: 7-8-1 [You know what's the most Browns way to end your losing streak? WITH A FUCKING TIE. Cleveland finally remembers what winning feels like after almost 2 years.] 2019: 6-10 [After bringing back sparks of hope while almost ending past the .500 line for the first time since 2007, the Browns regress back to normalcy with a very disappointing season, not being able to meet expectations.] 2020: 11-5 [The SECOND iteration of the Browns have finally won a playoff game. The last time the "Browns" won a playoff game was with the 1994 team, who would relocate and rebrand themselves as the Baltimore Ravens.] Record of this 5 year window: 25-54-1 (0.319) The Browns' winning percentage of this period is ONLY >2% higher than the Bucs in their first half decade of existence, barely being above the .300 line with a playoff win. HOWEVER, when you look through a 6 year lens, the Bucs actually won more games, having a record of 31-60-1 (0.342), having added the 1981 season, the sixth year of their existence. Meanwhile, the Browns had a record of 28-67-1 (0.297) within the 6 year window, adding the 2015 season that directly precedes the 5 years listed above. Both teams still maintain the 1 playoff win condition here. No doubt, these two teams hold the honour of having the worst time periods to have produced a playoff win. These stories should be an important life lesson for people to learn: no matter how miserable life can be, there is no guarantee that a positive experience is unattainable, it is always within reach with the right mindset and support.

Bucs also have 2 SB titles despite having the worst win% in NFL history. They are a curious franchise. Think of this, think of how good the Packers consistently are. The Bucs have more SB wins in the last 23 years than them

@@qw3rtypd4ng3r As one commenter said: "The Bucs are only allowed to be good every 20 years."

And there was nothing to indicate Archie was even any good at the NFL level. He was a hyped college player, but a complete failure even when he had supreme talent like Wes Chandler and Chuck Muncie.

​@@ckobo84 If Archie Manning had been drafted by the Steelers he would have won 4 Super Bowls

Archie Manning wasn’t even good.

Ain'ts. The fans -- the few who went to the games -- wore bags over their heads back in the mid-70's. So for Manning to say losing to the Bucs would be embarrassing had even deeper meaning.

Their other win was against the Cardinals, who were so humiliated they had to move out of St. Louis.

🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️

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@@KR0TE7 I think we went through 17 different QBs since super bowl 50🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮

Their defeat of my Cards put the capper on one of the biggest choke jobs in NFL history. At one time in 1977 the Cards were fighting for first place in the NFC East at 7-3 heading into a Thanksgiving matchup against the Dolphins. Well, the Cards got stomped on national TV 55-14 and never recovered. They went on a 4 game losing streak culminating with the 17-7 loss to the hapless Bucs and didn't win another game until week 9 of the 1978 season(my first live football game I might add). Oh, fun fact, in week 16 of the 1978 season the Bucs were to play the Saints. They wanted to watch the game film of the Bucs win over the Saints the previous season but it no longer existed. Hank Stram had burned it.

@@Rockhound6165 Great story

@Matt Joseph The Urinating Tree mentioned this in his video when describing team owner Hugh Culverson.

Don Coryell didn't get fired..He resigned and went on to become coach of the San Diego Chargers the next season.

@@MegaSammy70 Well...not quite. Coryell was essentially fired by the Cards after he criticized their owner, Bill Bidwill. He wasn't fired from the organization, but he was forced to resign as HC. He joined SD four games into the following season, and turned that team around.

I mean, if you're an NAIA school, any NFL talent produced is better than none. I bet Randy was one of the best NAIA QBs

He's had a pretty good coaching career, did well as minots head coach, and as ndsu qb coach helped develop Carson wentz, Easton stick, and trey lance

@@christianbrubaker5890 probably didn’t need to put Easton stick in there lol.

@@nerdstop5025 I looked it up he was a baseball and basketball star too. He was probably their all time greatest athlete

same here they offered me last year 😭

You'd like to think you would...

Doesn't really matter how many points the defense gives up on average when the offense gets shut out that often and when they do score it was usually a FG.

@@executenwordusers no shit moron

@@borger99 moron? Thank you..I'll take that as a compliment.....I hope you.get better!!! Have a nice day.

You don’t have a life

Here's one. Once a reporter asked McKay what he thought of his teams execution and McKay said "I'm in favor of it" 😆

@@slb6932: Talk about an uninspiring and horrible coach: treats you like shit, calls his players derogatory names, denies water breaks (an absolute necessity in high intensity activity and w/o enough of it you're inviting injuries), drills them to the point of being on the edge of injuries, etc. It sounds like the Bucs sucked because of his coaching philosophy.

@@slb6932 he also said they couldn't do anything offense, but we made up for it on defense by not tackling. He was hilarious.

@@slb6932 That was the classic McKay-ism that I thought of when I came across this video. 😆

​​@@NibblesTheNibblerhe's a college HoF coach and took the Bucs to 4 playoff runs. And broke racial barriers by being the first to lobby for and draft black QBs It was the Abysmal owner Culverhouse that caused the 0-26 Bucs. Not McKay. USC and Ex-Bucs players loved him

"We can't run and we can't pass. Other than that we're in great shape"

@@bigbearkat2010 "We didn't block well, but we made up for it by not tackling"

"If a contest had 97 prizes, the 98th would be a trip to Green Bay."

“What do you think of your team's execution coach?” To which McKay replied, “I'm in favor of it.”

This one doesn't have to do with the Bucs but he also recruited his son to play for him at USC "I had a distinct advantage. I slept with his mother"

I remember feeling bad for Steven Jackson because he had to play for the Rams. Oh, kid logic is great, isn't it?

2007 Dolphins too

Was Zach Wilson also the QB?

Of course the lions were those rams 1 win

Nice. My Grandpa took me that game.

33-14. I still remember the score of the Bucs first win ever. I also remember the Orlando Sentinel headline - it showed all 26 losses in small print above BUCS 33 SAINTS 14 in very large print.

I was 7, my grandma had to babysit me that day and she let me watch that game. My grandma fussed me for my foul language. When my mom came pick me up. Grandma asked her where did I learn to curse like that? Mom replied, “your son!”

With you here! Horrible and tough to watch for a fan since 1974

Not to mention that their offense scored less touchdowns than LaDanian Tomlinson did in 2006... And then they drafted JaMarcus Russell

As a somewhat newer fan, the concept of the Raiders having a horrendous offensive and a great defensive is just so INEXPLICABLY INCONCEIVABLE to me.

The Raiders from 2002 were better (even though they lost the Super Bowl)

Facts 💯 bought a Moss jersey thinking he was gonna light it up like when he was in MN but dayem he didn’t do sh*t.

Where’s the “fun” part?

@Matt Joseph Yeah it was. Crazy thing is he still played throughout the season with that damaged cuff and still dominated. So much potential

The west coast offense was formed because of Greg Cook’s rotator cuff injury. Virgil Carter didn’t have Cook’s arm strength so Bill Walsh created a short passing attack that helped Carter.

Ahh, Greg Cook (RIP). Sad injury and I wish his career would've gone differently, but his career ending inadvertently led to Ken Anderson's Bengals tenure. Being a Bengals fan, I like seeing comments about our guys. Too bad a majority of those comments are of the "what could have been" ilk, but hey.

Damn I just looked into him. What a sad story.

Just looked into man what a talent

The Bucs were avoided by TV audiences back then. No one outside of Tampa Bay would watch them unless their favorite team was playing them.

I mean they were basically only able to get old men and third stringers in the expansion draft due to the crazy rules

@@YOSSARIAN313 well no team is giving up star players. It would be an outrage from their fans.

Fellow expansion team Seattle Seahawks weren't much better.

@@MegaSammy70 They won 2 games in '76 and 5 games on '77. Seattle scored 229 points versus Tampa Bay 125 points during their expansion year. Seattle were WAY better than them... the Lions (1942... and actually a few other editions) were more comparable in term of mediocrity.

The Bucs might have had some shitty seasons, but the Browns have had a shitty existence.

I was a browns fan from the days of Leroy Kelly 1967 until the end of Bernie Kosars career when they moved to Baltimore I had enough, been a buckeyes fan ever since ! Lol

I'm a Bengals fan but 65 yrs. old so, just prior to the Bengals in 68, we were a Browns household. Bill Nelson QB, Leroy Kelly, Jim Brown, I still want the Brownies to go to a Super Bowl and win.

@@fredjennings5312 I recall when the Steelers and Browns were NFL and awful. The next season they both became AFL and The Steelers dominated.

​@@transformationgenerationthat isn't true. The Browns were great pre-merger, outside of a period in the late '50s and early '60s they were a perennial contender. After the merger and their move to the AFC, they weren't consistently a top team but they were pretty normal varying between good and bad (including playing in three AFC championship games in the '80s). The dumpster fire only emerged with the new Browns.

How can you know how well he edited the video? Did you see the outtakes?

His research isn’t very good if he thought the Seahawks were in the NFC West in 1976

@@Stevie8654 Actually, the Seahawks did play in the NFC West in 1976 and then switched with Tampa Bay and played in the AFC from 1977 to 2001 until going back to the NFC West in 2002. I had to look it up. I thought you were correct, also.

yep, there is that part lol

Especially 2002

Same with Baltimore

No lie.

Kinda like the Chicago Bears.

How sad is that? I agree that the lowest points record in season is NEVER getting broken, even if we had an 7 game season.

Lee Roy didn't have a choice, he either played for the bucs or retired. there wasn't free agency then

The Buccaneers in 1982 made the playoffs

"I don't want to see what sort of team could do worse in this era." Cleveland Browns: "challenge accepted."

Namath was so washed up by then it wasn't funny. He should have retired in 1974 or so. He was done by '76.

Nice 👍

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My fav athlete of all time

I heard that Jim Thorpe was the athlete of the first half of the 20th century until Wilt Chamberlain came along and beat Thorpe out, but Thorpe was definitely the athlete of the first half of the 20th century and Wilt Chamberlain slightly beat him out with his phenomenal athleticism of the second half of the century.

The Vikings are the team with the best winning record without a ring

two words: The goat

I'm willing to bet Tom Brady by himself has more wins than the Bucs have in team history....

Lightning in a bottle are the Bucs

@Fries Vikings are shit...

I remember Dan McGwire at San Diego State, 6'7" or so and a pretty good QB... but that sure did not transfer to the NFL lol. He was terrible.

@@RICHIEV333 tallest qb in nfl history

Stoffer was gone after 92' Rick Mirer #2 pick came in 93' McGuire left after 94' Stan Gelbaugh was also in that time line.

Thought something was off

Bro the connoisseur of the Seahawks history

Nah KTO was right, it was for only one year though before they switched conferences.

@@Seneka51 I did a quick check before I made the post and out of three sources checked, they all said AFC West then NFC West when they realigned the conferences to accommodate the expansion teams. None of them mentioned the team's conferences being reversed during their first season. I'm not saying you're wrong; it may just be a bit NFL trivia so inconsequential that nobody has ever mentioned it. If so, I'd love to see a video on the series of obvious psychotic breakdowns, acid trips and minor strokes required by the NFL to make the majority of these decisions.

Both teams were given extra draft picks. Which in other years of expansion that wasn't happening and hasn't happened since.

@@LdyVder That might be one of them, but even so, that should take them some time to click, something longer than two years, no?

Jacksonville going from 4-7 in their second season to 11-7 and making the AFC title game is, in my opinion, the most improbable winning streak in the history of football.

@@LdyVder They also benefited greatly from free agency during that period....The Panthers were able to pick up really good players like Lamar Lathon,Sam Mills,Wesley Walls and so on through free agency in their first couple of seasons.

@@davidking4838 They were lucky to get in when Morton Anderson missed a chip shot field goal vs. the Jags on the last weekend of 1996. But man they did some damage when they got in. They handed the Bills their first ever loss at Rich Stadium in the playoffs. Then, they shocked the world beating the #1 seeded Broncos. That's when Mark Brunell turned into prime John Elway. Could've beat the Patriots in the title game, but their offense and special teams struggled in terrible weather.

Now both teams are in the NFC. (Seattle Seahawks in NFC West) (Tampa Bay Buccaneers in NFC South) The NFC South was created in 2002 when the Houston Texans joined the NFL as an expansion franchise, causing a division realignment. The NFC Central was renamed the NFC North, and the same for the AFC Central becoming the AFC North, along with the creation of two new South divisions for each conference.

Who thinks it’s wrong?

@@mattmatt2096 You guys are right on the cusp! Go Bills and hope this is your season!

it all starts at the top..Hugh Culverhouse was a lousy owner.

@@MegaSammy70 Absolutely. All he cared about was minimizing his expenses every year rather than improving his team, thus increasing its value.

It's great story, and it's been repeated forever. The only problem? It never happened. It's a fake story.

John McKay very easily could have been an afterthought at USC as Al Davis was up for that job as well.

@@MerensWorld Really??

A fan that never knew those lean years. Lucky you.

​@@kryer981nah he was a cowboys fan before that 😂 Coming from a 28yo generational pats fan

Culverhouse was so cheap he couldn’t even keep the qb who helped bring their first playoff win

@@calcaleb7041 true. Doug Williams was getting paid less than every starting QB in the league. And 3-4 BACKUP QBs. He wanted $600k a year and Culverhouse wouldn’t budge from $400k. Wanted to “loan” Williams the remaining $200k for some Tampa property that was going to be a super shopping center of some sorts. Thankful he didn’t go for that deal because the property never panned out into a mega shopping center. I think a Walmart is at that site today.

There was no free agency at that time, either. Before 1993, you had to build your roster with the draft, trades, and signing veteran players that other teams didn’t want anymore.

Yea urinating tree made a good vid about the bucs history y'all should check it out

Wrong

@@samsquanch1234 No, he is RIGHT Division realignment happened in 2002

It was '77 not '76...try again

Great story, and a famous one. The problem? It never actually happened.

@@jimwerther you sure, because i remember seeing a film clip of it & hearing the reporters laughing. it was short film of funny mckay remarks. maybe it was 77 when losing streak extended

@@rjsweda The mind, and memory specifically, is a facinating thing. I could tell you stories of vivid memories of mine which turn out to be impossible. Science has studied these matters; check up some articles online. One very specific example that science has focused on is rape victims being absolutely dead-positive of how their assailant looked, and pulling the wrong guy out of a lineup. 60 Minutes did a story on that one a few years back. As to McKay, check online for an article by Jason Vuic. It's not long, and it will convince you that McKay never said the "execution" line, even though the story has been reported many times.

"hey coach, teams are getting pretty good at stopping these inside runs. what do you want to do?" "uhh... just run it up the middle"

@Fries The Bears still had 9 passing tds in 2004

@Fries Chicago Bears passing TDS 2004: 9 TDS 1932: 8 TDS 1973: 8 TDS 1978: 7 TDS 1950: 5 TDS Btw, 1950 they had 5 passing tds and 25 rushing tds so it’s more likely teams just ran the ball a lot more then

@Fries The TDs made it easier to do so

Hey, they're pretty good if they can score 103 points in 14 points ;)

Yes, from 1977 until after 2001 🏈

Apparently they both switched divisions for the 1977 season, Buccs to NFC Central and Seahawks to AFC West. But played 1976 in the NFC & AFC West divisions, who knew?

Good job letting everyone know that you’re slow

This is pretty cool to see this comment. I realize that when covering a topic as a whole that sometimes I miss little details like this. I hope you still enjoyed the video!

I very much enjoyed it! I believe that you and FlemoRaps are by far the best KZfaqrs to cover NFL/ college football content. You’ve always done an amazing job covering multiple sides of a story in a short amount of time. You’re editing style is also fantastic. Rather it be the transitions, narration style, or your background music it’s always been very well crafted! Your content has always been very positive when most sports media focuses on the negatives. If it wasn’t for your channel I would’ve never taken an interest in leagues like USFL, I would’ve never became a fan of Herschel Walker, and overall would’ve not grown in appreciation for multiple generations of football. It’s also very cool for me hearing from one of my favorite contact creators. Keep up the great work!

But that is every internet platform when you talk about any topic like modern politics money, sports, religion, it gonna happen where people disagree with ya if you find yourself getting worked up off this you need to grow up

Very nice of you to tip your cap here 👍

Yeah he was sitting down and threw a fade route. Defensive coordinator had to be pissed.

We've seen some trash offensive teams.

Jaguars we’re close with 20 pretty sure

@@travisscottfan8808 6 off from the record

@@travisscottfan8808 Colts make sure to give the Jags a win every year

I was there too in the nosebleed section!

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Nor the 76 Bucs

Or the 2017 Browns

Or the 21 lions

@@Ob1tuber They went 3-13, didn't they?

@@jimwerther 3-13-1

And the pro bowl MVP went to a member of the losing team.

@@Rockhound6165 Yeah, the returner Billy Johnson

@@wholesomecomment45 Billy "White Shoes" Johnson, let's put the proper respecK on his name.

The rule changes in 1978 was because of the Pittsburgh Steelers defense

Leroy selmon was a monster.all I can say bout the bucs early years.

I had the complete opposite experience, I was living in Longview WA in the late 70s', and became a fan of the Seahawks very early on. They had a terrible defense but they hand Zorn and Largent and would do trick plays. They had no problem airing out the ball and in order to stay in games they had to try to outscore their opponent, so games were always fun to watch even if the team lost in those early years. After the Seahawks won the Superbowl people would talk about bandwagon fans, but that was fine with me, I jumped on the bandwagon in the late seventies and have been on every since, even in the late eighties early nighties when they were just terrible.

@@RICHIEV333 Absolutely, I always remember the late west coast games would be playing and the Seahawks were never featured. But the late game always featured the great break-in highlights of Zorn to Largent were pretty much routine. And would be so happy to have something like that going on in the Bucs organization. Then in 1983 - 85 I got orders to go to McChord AFB in Washington and got to see Zorn to Largent every weekend still along with Paul Scansi, Brian Blades, Kenny Easley playing their hearts out. They were exciting to watch and very creative under Chuck Knox. Positive Years to be watching football and watching the Hawks.

Good dude!

that was a very, very sad game 😥

A team that's only won like 40 more games than he has

Brady didn't come to a crap team in TB. There was a lot of talent on the Bucs before Brady came, they just had a shaky QB. All Brady had to do was take care of the ball.

Isn't Brady like the franchise leader in passing, and he did that in 3 years?

Yeah they averaged 8.8 PPG on the season for an entire offense, but their defense was one of the better defenses in the league. What was the story with their QB situation? Cause Dave Krieg left the team in free agency for the Chiefs and all was left at QB were Kelly Stoufer, Dan McGwire, and Stan Gelbaugh. Were they intentionally trying to tank and rebuild? Cause how did they go into the season feeling confident with that as their only options!

@@JWex-jy7sk They clearly thought that Dan McGwire was The Guy, which as we all know he totally was

@Fries Yeah the story goes that Knox was so livid, even he refused to meet with reporters after McGwire's selection was announced in that 1st round. He wanted Farve way more than ownership did

Broken,yet multiple times it worked....

@@teen_laqueefa Computers have a thing called on screen keyboards