Michael Vick on MNF against the Redskins in 2010 should be on here. 4 TD passes, 2 rushing TDs, 28 points in the 1st quarter, 35 on the first play of the 2nd, first play bomb TD to DeSean Jackson, etc.

Randy Moss Thanksgiving against the Cowboys is too iconic

Young's SB 29 performance doesn't get enough credit. 6 TDs, no turnovers, and lead both teams in individual rushing yards. Not bad.

Jimmy Smith's 15 catches, 291 yards, 3 TDs against the Ravens defense - one of the greatest defenses ever

How do they not have at least at honorable mention, Drew Brees 500+ passing yards and seven touchdown passes versus the Giants and also Alvin Kamara 6 rushing touchdowns versus the Vikings on Christmas Day

2014, Big Ben threw fort 522 and 6 TDs. He threw for almost 400 and 6 TDs the next week too.

Big Ben 2014 vs Colts. 40/49, 522 yds, and 6 TDs. And goes 6 TDs again the next week.

Steve Young should be #1. 6 TDs in 1994 in the Super Bowl is unreal.

Honorable mention to Norm Willey, who, in 1952, while playing for the Eagles in a game against the Giants, reportedly had 17 sacks Yes, you read that right. 17 sacks in one game

8 rec 201 yards and 4 TDs for Gabe Davis against KC is a good honorable mention as well

You know what performance should've been on this list? Jimmy Smith vs. the Ravens in 2000. 15 Catches, 291 Yards, 3 TD's against the same Ravens team that only allowed 10.3 PPG all season.

Ben had 500 yards and 6 tds, 6 tds in back to back weeks him not even a honourable mention is nasty work

December 16th 1990 Warren Moon passed for 527 yards in Kansas City as the Houston Oilers defeated the Chiefs 27 to 10.

Can't help but think Earl Campbell's rookie year drubbing of Miami on MNF in 1978 should be on here somewhere...

Rodgers with 6 TDs in the first HALF against the bears. He should've put his foot on their throats in the 2nd half and went for the record. So much fun.

That Gale Sayers performance will never be matched…I mean come on, SIX tuddies !!

Big Ben's back-to-back 6 touchdown games?

As a Steelers fan, Emmitt's performance against the Giants was wild! Ran the football with a dislocated shoulder!

Ben Roethlisberger 6tds 522yds 7 incompletions vs the colts in 2014 was the greatest performance by a QB, I ever saw in a game.

The first thing that came to mind when thinking about the greatest performance of all time was Sammy Baugh’s 4 TD, 4 Interceptions (on defense), and 80 yard punt performance in 1943.

So Brady makes the list with one game with 380 yards and 6 TDs yet Ben Roethlisberger doesn't make the List when he threw 522 yards, 6TDs, 0 INTs vs the Colts in 2014, than the NEXT WEEK throws 340 yards, 6 TDs, and 0 INTs against the Ravens? Only QB to throw 12TDs in a 2 week period. Ben has to be on this list.

Most dominant performances? Disgrace that DT's 7 sack game is only HM. He was absolutely dominant that game.

Emmitt Smith vs Giants showed so much heart and didn't QUIT no pain no pain no pain at all 2:50

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Walter Payton the day after he rushed for 275 yards against Minnesota then went to some random barbershop in Chicago to get his haircut. The barber there Eddie got the picture to prove it!

#7 should not be on this list over Norm's 554 or Thomas' 6 sack game. Not even close.

How Michael Vick’s “Monday Night Massacre” isn’t on this list is absolutely absurd….

I thought Kellen Winslow in the 1981 AFC Divisional would get at least an honorable mention. That performance is what "leave everything you have on the field" means.

These are so damn good, it reminds me of the nfl films top 10's

The Adrian Peterson game was easily one of my all-time favorite non playoff games ever! First, I'm a lifetime Vikings fan and was so happy Adrian was as good in the pros as he was at Oklahoma. I also had him on my fantasy football that season and who wouldn't want a RB with 296 yards plus 3 touchdowns. Lastly, and maybe even my favorite part, my best friend is a lifetime Chargers fan. Anybody that's serious about friendship and football knows if you can only win one game all year, you want it to be against your best friend!!! Like Eric Cartman said, tears of sadness are the best tears!

Sid luckman was the first qb to pass for 400 yards in a single game, and in that game, he threw 7 tds, which has never been topped

Personally I think Brett Favres crazy run from 95-98 should be on here 😂. That was a crazy stretch. Modern day offensive numbers and 3 MVPs? Crazy!!!

As a young Saints fan I remember being in front the TV watching Flipper Anderson going for 329 against us.. Jim Everett (who ended up playing quarterback for us a couple of years later) was the quarterback for the Rams that day, unfortunately.

Adrian Peterson 296 Rushing Yards against the Chargers was in his Rookie Season in 2007 was his coming out party 1st Round 7th overall pick Oklahoma drafted by Minnesota and never looked back! 10:30

A few things: I remember the game where DT had 7 sacks. He had Krieg in grasp for the 8th sack and Krieg slipped away and threw the game-winning TD. The Adrian Peterson game: I was at the NASCAR Race at Texas that day, sitting in traffic leaving the speedway, had ESPN Radio on in the car to get game updates, and they broke in with Peterson's monster day. And the Megatron game vs Dallas, the job I had at the time, the mgr was such a big Cowboys fan that he said it wasn't fair that Detroit won so bad, like they cheated. I said, not Dallas' fault they tried to triple-team him and still couldn't stop him

Many of us diehard football fans will also never forget about the Bears drubbing the Redskins 73-0 in the 1940 NFL Championship Game in arguably the most dominant performance in the pre Super Bowl era in the same category as the most throttling and lopsided game in NFL history!

Sammy Baugh with 4 offensive TDs and 4 defensive INTs is bonkers!

12:55 If Brady didn’t get pulled that game he would have set every single game passing record. Got pulled about 5 minutes into the 3rd if I remember correctly

Haven’t watched yet, but John Riggins and Timmy Smith better be on here. Riggins broke the record for most rush yards EVER in a playoff run. He had 610 rush yards in 4 games. That 610 is STILL the record, and has stood for 41 years. He averaged 152.5 Rush yards PER GAME, had 4 TDs, carried the ball 136 TIMES in just the playoffs. Had 166 rush yards in the SB, WON SB MVP, and had arguably the most historic run in SB history. Where he TRUCKED Don McLean on 4th and inches for a 43 yard TD to give the Skins their 1st lead in the SB in the 4th quarter. Timmy Smith set the STILL Super Bowl record with 204 rush yards in the 1988 SB. To put this in the proper context, that record has now stood for 35 YEARS, he is still the ONLY 200 yard rusher in a SB. Since he set the record, nobody has even came within 46 YARDS of his 204. TD had 157 in 1998, nobody else has came within 68 yards since. What makes it more impressive? Timmy Smith was a no-name one hit wonder that would be out of the league completely a year later.

That 554 is going down. It’s just a matter of time and circumstance.

Corey Dillon 278 yard rushing performance got robbed. Single best day for a running back ever

Peyton Manning’s 7 TD game vs the Ravens

The Vikings have been on both sides of so many of these 😂 moss, Peterson, sweetness, Alexander’s 5td day. Not to mention kamara’s 6td day

I say this as an Eagles fan, but Tom Brady had a hell of a game in Super Bowl 52. 505 yds and 3 TDs in the biggest game is nothing to sneeze at.

I like how Brady's game against the Titans was the thumbnail but was only an honorable mention lmao

One of the best things about growing up in Chicago is being a fan and watching the likes of Sayers, Payton and Jordan play. These guys were dedicated, playing through injury and illness and it was amazing watching them do their thing. Cheers.....

Absolutely criminal that Corey Dillon's 278 rushing yards in 2000 against the Broncos didn't even make honorable mentions considering that was the single game rushing record for a while.

I saw 5 of those moments happening and never really thought about how they would affect the history of the NFL years later at the time; I even saw some of the honorable mentions, and it was strange not seeing Barry Sanders on either list

Willie Anderson had 15 catches for 336 yards. Norm Van Brocklin threw the ball for 554 yards in a single game, which the record still stands today. Walter Payton ran the ball for 275 yards against the Vikings in a single game, so the record has since been broken. Adrian Peterson ran the ball for 296 yards against the Chargers, so he has broken the record since.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

I'm so glad Harrison DESTROYING the Baltimore Ratbirds is on here. Never seen such a dominant performance. Also, Ben Roethlisberger's perfect QB rating, 522 yard and 6TD game vs the Colts should be on the list.

Nick Foles, 2013 against the Raiders. 22/28 406 yds 7TD NO INTs!! Cmon, have so w respect

Adrian Peterson 296 Rushing Yards against the then San Diego Chargers in his Rookie Season

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R.I.P to Gale Sayers in his Prime 1965 Rookie Season 6TDS vs 49ers in a muddy game

Great compilation... THANKS!

Eric Dickerson had a monumental performance that should be included

JOE FLACCO FIRST HALF VS THE BUCCANEERS 5 TD IN ONE QUARTER

Hot Take: If a bigger name than Flipper Anderson, like Jerry Rice or Randy Moss, ever put up 336 on 15 catches, it would have made the list

The Buffalo Bill's perfect game. Wild card weekend against the patriots, seven drive seven touchdowns no punts, no turnovers, no field goals, yeah

As a lifelong Seahawks fan, I watched the Thomas record KC game live. Despite that individual effort, Krieg got out of the 8th sack to throw a game-winning last second TD.

I'm glad the OGs get some love... I was raised in the 80s and I am still fascinated by some of the legends of football that sometimes even the modern day players can't touch! Because the game has changed so much, it's easy to break certain records now...

17:42 how does the NFL have film on Slingin’ Sammy Baugh but the NBA has no footage yet of Wilt’s 100? 🤔🧐

24/35 331 yards 3 TDs 5 rushes 59 yards ans 1 TD. To win a superbowl and superbowl MVP. Against one of the best offensives of all time. How does 1984 Joe Montana not make this list?

To hear 49ers Joe Starkey Radio Announcer saying Oh What A Bananza was excellent and funny at the same time🤣🤣🤣🤣 16:10

Im glad i got to grow up watching Randy Moss the greatest to ever do it

Awesome stuff

the nick foles td record game against the raiders pops to mind

The funny thing about the Adrian Peterson performance is on the ESPN pre-game show, one of their topics was who'd have the better game Ladanian Tomlinson or Peterson? They asked Emmitt Smith and he said definitely Tomlinson. Tomlinson finished the game with 40 yards and Peterson had the 296. Great player, but as an analyst, Emmitt was one of the worst I've ever seen. Couldn't speak without fumbling over his words either, no pun intended.

Man it's hard to call a Top 10 Cause there's a lot that got left out . Thanks for putting this together

Imagine scoring literally all of your team's points 💀

Walter Payton had the real “flu game”.

brady's 6 td game against titans in the snow should be here. Vick vs the packers in the playoffs.

Leave it to BB to recount in detail some random old-timey 1940s pre-NFL football game.

Flipper Anderson only getting honorable mention is bogus. I know he wasn’t an all-time great but on that day, he was truly dominant. Give that man his flowers!

Favre’s performance after his father passed was legendary !

Imagine playing a kid in his eighth career game and he literally has the greatest rushing performance in terms of yards ever I can’t imagine somebody didn’t get fired that week

Nick Foles 22/28 7 TDs 2013 vs Raiders. More TDs than incompletions.

Yoo nothing hits harder than that adrenaline rush from the flu....... Makes you damn near superhuman

1994 Opening day, Monday Night. 49ers vs Raiders, Jerry Rice has a dominate performance to not only tie, but to surpass the NFL TD record.

Lawrence Taylor play with one arm but still continued to make big plays when it matters he didn't disappoint at all vs New Orleans for real! 7:47

As an Eagles fan I really wanted to see Cunningham and Moss win it all that year with Vikings. That connection was beautiful. 15-1 then lost in Championship by missed FG 🤦🏻‍♂️ Vikings are cursed

As a Tar-Heels fan the Lawrence Taylor had a huge big time game vs Lions with 1 Sack a FF and a 97 yards INT for a Touchdown in a huge win Giants 13 Lions 3 6:48

Brady should be higher because he did it in bad weather.

The Pats easily could have dropped 80 on the Titans that game, they were up 45 at the half. They just let their foot off the gas.

Jerry Rice 5TDS game vs Falcons was way to easy for him in 1990 19:09

Another honorable mention at worst should be Joe Montana's 1989 game against the Eagles. On the road against a great defense, hideous pass protection on that nasty Astroturf, and Joe is able to overcome the odds leading the 49ers on a magic comeback. Despite eating 8 sacks, Joe had 428 yards on 34 attempts, 5 TDS, and 4 in the 4th quarter alone.

Derrick Thomas was a damn good player. I just wish he was still alive to see how great KC is doing now

But why would the Van Brocklin game just be an Honourable Mention? He threw for 554 yards and 6 touchdowns in 1951 and that isn't one of the top 10 most dominant performances in NFL history?!?!?!

Here’s how good of a GM ole Jerry is. Pass on Moss. Drafted Gavin Escobar in the second round and pumped his fist on TV. Proof that Jimmy was the architect not Jerry.

7:06 LT was a menace 😂

Should have Been honorable mention Drew Bree’s 29/30 passing 307 yards was unbelievable ball only hit the ground on a check down that was dropped

Gotta love when records are honorable mentions 😂

Aaron Rodgers 6 tds in one half was godly

Surprised Alvin Kamara's 6 TD game didn't get at least an honorable mention.

Ed Podolak's performance against the Dolphins in the 1971 playoffs also deserves a shoutout.

Josh Allen perfect game vs New England 2022 playoffs

How tf are you gonna make the thumbnail an “honorable mention”

Aaah, Madden & Summerall commentary, already makes this a fantastic video.

Julio Jones 300 yrds

I think there’s a lot of games you can argue for , I would put more weight on the ones with high pressure situations, or other circumstances