no cap

True.

Amen

Yeah except León Lett play was thanksgiving not super bowl.... get woke sheep

I think Butlers pick was probably 1st. That was insane. This is the best platform nfl has on god

How about the colts kicking to Devin Hester...

@@chronic_iscam1249 that’s true lol

As a colts fan I confirm both these messages

Can you imagine how good it would have been if they had actually recovered it?

One of? It is THE GUTSIEST PLAY EVER DUDE

Underrated Comment With The Irony involved

@@XBC3-4GOTY i dont get it

@@sgprince06 cris collinsworth is the guy who caught the ball. Get it now?

The guy calling the game eventually retired and replace by the guy who caught the ball.

@@skittlecar1 oh that's fire

Exactly why I dont listen to people when they call him overrated. He was so amazingly clutch in the biggest moments.

@@The5thEdition QB stats from that era compared to today are apples to oranges. Winston also has a better TD:INT ratio than Johnny Unitas

@@The5thEdition If taking era into account doesn't matter then Sammy Baugh is "shameful" with 187 career TD passes and 203 INTS. I'm a big fan of the current NFL but it is arena ball compared to the old days. It's far easier to put up numbers today

@@The5thEdition who gives a shit about stats like that? Seriously

agreed

And Manning had 3 in top 10 or 12 besting the Patriots although the Plaxico fade route was very routine but led to perfect team being ruined, but Tyree catch as to be #1 and the Manningham catch in my opinion is the best throw in superbowl history talk about dropping it in a bucket perfect ball placement the only place it could be put in excellent coverage, my favorite play being biased an all

@@jaybird3651 The giants-pats game (2007-2008) i think is the greatest NFL game of ALL TIME. but i also praise the mario manningham catch. No bias this is coming from a saints fan.

@@jaybird3651 I personally think the Edelman catch is LI is better than the tyree catch also being bias

@@andrewgarland2619 That game is overrated. It seemed like neither team wanted to win. That game is only memorable for the final drive.

@@matthewdowling6549 depends if u like seeing a championship defense or a track meet, I personally like watching defensive games was extremely hard to string a drive together in that game

I will never not be jealous of your ability to recall plays nobody remembers

How have I never seen that play

I've never even heard of that play until just now.

With 100 spaces how do you not include that one it should be rop 20 at least

Good thing he won with packers

Edelman should have been top ten

As a pats fan I hate to put those two together but I’ll have to agree

Glad david tyree is # 1 best Catch in NFL History

Sports311 man are you right and I'm a Cowboys fan. But it doesn't matter you gotta put respect on those catches.

I'm a Patriots fan, Edelman's catch was nowhere near as great. I personally think it was a tad bit overrated, we most likely score without it. People treat that play like it was a 4th down conversion, it was 1st down. We had momentum in our favor, and the clock would have stopped for an incompletion.

Should’ve ran the ball. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@Yeen125 i know 😔 They just wanted Wilson to throw the game winning td so he could be superbowl mvp

😓😔

dumbest play call of all time

@@leprediction no it is because Lynch would have scored the game winning play and he wouldn't have answered the reporters questions.

Without a doubt should have been #1.

got that right

Should have been #1. It’s the most clutch play ever and for the game running TD.

Lmao

Same bro. I was almost in tears

#1 the greatest play in Super Bowl history... 18 and 1 Giants loss! Lol 😂.. any consolation you won 3 SB after this

opposite for me go hawks😂😪

I think you mixed up 1 and 2... Go hawks

Just like Montana

I know right

They did miss Brady to gronk in SB 53 🌝 don't know how that one got snubbed

@Keith Cousins good one

They missed on their #1...

Agreed. Bias statement: my favorite play in SB history

Yup. Zero seconds on the clock before the half. After he intercepted it, it was all or nothing... and he did it.

This was the greatest play in the history of the SB. Hands down. How it ended up at 9 is beyond me.

I have it in my top 3. Watch it again and pay attention to the blocking all the way down to the endzone. No time left, it's either 6 points or zero. Coaches should show their players the effort on this play as a gold standard.

@@curtcollins6659 If you watch Ryan Clark on First Take he tells you all about it!

You misspelled Helmet Catch😂

@@thatoneguy1232 eh, it’s not as special as a Philly play. 🤣

It does if you’re a pats fan

War eagle

Eli, no matter what people say, 2 of the best plays ever in a super bowl; ice in his veins

Lol yeah...I know. Eli just escaped total doom and we get this great play. Good on Eli though.

that was easily eli’s best throw of his career. he couldn’t have put it in a better spot

very underrated

10 is pretty good though I've seen it lower before.

University of Phoenix Stadium has seen some things

@@joeytrujillo4475 truly!

Kind of yeah, but the Patriots were always a Super Bowl contender between 07-14. The Seahawks have been mediocre ever since.

@@greysonG10 Thats when the luck turned. 18-0 Pats helmet catch, next Pats Superbowl Eli hits Mannigham on a perfect throw oerfect catch, next Pats SuperBowl Kearse grabs a circys catch and even the announcer says something like "this is happening to the Patriots again". Lynch bullies his way to the one. They run again, the Seattle legion of boom is immortalized as an all time team. Brady, all of the sudden, is a .500 SuperBowl qb. That play was the end of a potential Seattle dynasty, and the rebirth of the Patriots BB/TB team. It's crazy, but Brady could just as easily be 9-0 in Superbowls as he could be 0-9. Only the Goff Rams was more than a 1 score game, and even that was close throughout. Difference between good teams/players and great teams or players is that one play. Sorry for writing a book, lol.

@@mikemiken1963 You're 100% correct.

Elway had a few insane throws in this video alone.

He was really lucky though...if #27 isn't cluelessly turned away from the receiver, no way it's completed, likely picked off. Unless you're throwing to Calvin Johnson, never throw into double coverage!

Marino had an accurate arm but Elway was drafted as a pitcher for the Yankees for a reason. He had one of the strongest arms I have ever seen.

wonder how many receivers broke a finger catching his passes? i know Favre broke a few fingers, Elway must have too.

@@markmac2206 oh man. WR fingers that look like they are perpendicular to the other fingers. Kinda like basketball player's fingers. I don't want to think about getting hit in the gut with one of those.

im so glad i started watching football at SB 23. Joe Montana introduced me to what greatness is. he was graceful, the others did have straight up cannon arms.

He retired two years ago

@@Stev4e897 no he didn’t

@@Stev4e897 but 20 years after that SB he was still in the league.

@@mariosnum1fan I agree with you my friend, you are a true cowboys fan for life.

True. Key moment in buffalo bills history.

That was a really fun game to watch. Big plays by all-pros and momentum swings all night. Would’ve been cool for Arizona to get one after being so bad most of their existence but still a great game.

As a Cardinals fan I have to admit that game was incredible although I do wish it could’ve ended differently😔

It's a top 5 all time super bowl too.

@@2Addictive Top 5? What's ahead of it? It was a close, hard-fought game all the way, David vs. Goliath set up, back and forth with several huge plays, culminating with one of the most incredible plays ever. To me it's #1.

@@johnboehmer6683 LI, XLIX, XLII, XIII.

His testicles are manlier than the entire 72 Redskins squad. Although, they were coached by George Allen so that was probably why.

Straight drop

@@ArgentineFootballfan1978 I've always thought that too. Every time I see the clip it looks like only one foot touched the ground, but I just assumed that maybe there's something I'm not seeing since it was ruled a touchdown.

Agree 100% best pass-catch combo, Eli had to be perfect, Manningham had to be perfect

#2 Ben/Santonio

@@markmac2206 yeah, I think the Eli to Manningham & Big Ben to Santonio were the two best ever b/c they were pure, perfectly executed, passes & receptions. The Eli to tyree helmet catch, Brady to Edelman juggling catch, & the Wilson to Kearse catch while he’s on his back were all amazing & took incredible concentration, but there’s also some luck in there

Tom Terrific could try that pass 100 times to GRONK and not complete it once. How do you spell Tom Brady easy Eli's bitch 🤗

@@jamesmckane1205 Well, I’m a Brady fanboy, and one of his best passes ever was a 30 yard competition to Gronk to the two yard line in the 4th quarter against the Rams in SB 53 , but yeah, Brady is Eli’s bitch. That’s the one that’s undeniable

Go pack go

Harrison extended their lead at halftime, Vinatieri launched a twenty year dynasty

@@gavinburtt This isn’t a list of the most historically important plays. It’s a list of the best plays, and Harrison’s 98 yard run is infinitely more impressive than a kick. If the Cardinals scored there, they likely would have won.

@@ramseybrown3233 This clearly isn't the case. It's a combination of both. If it were solely based on how impressive plays were, then neither Malcolm Butler's interception or The Tackle would be in the top three and the Kearse/Jones catches would be much higher. Those plays were objectively more impressive, but they just didn't matter

no

Same

SB 24 was the worst.

Scott Norwood?

Let me guess.... Giants fan?

a close second was the falcons winning the super bowl against the pats, right?

Damn bro that was so funny 😐

That is a DISGUSTING act

@@adrianpena800 or what about He DiD wHaT

🥱🥱 " and it's caught..... by tyree" 🥱🥱 I'll never forgive Joe Buck for making that play sound ordinary

I'M CALLING BOTH GAMES

Owens Owens Owens

A poor man's Montana, merely good until all the chips were on the table, then he became really great.

So many plays from that game on this list. Definitely in the conversation for one of the best Super Bowls ever

So basically you're a Steelers fan? Because neither was the greatest play in Super Bowl history.

@@greysonG10 you don’t have to be a Steelers fan to acknowledge that there’s two all time great plays in that game. It’s all a matter of opinion

Do you not know about David Tyree?

@@notquitekeanu Ik man, i acknowledge that they are. But Tyreek and Butler are by far the two greatest plays in SB history.

So original.. and I'm not even a Falcons fan.

Im a Patriots fan and yes....yes it was

@@markhughes7163 I’m a pats fan too.

Sweet... Always nice to see a Pats fan....cheers 👍👍

@@markhughes7163 right back at ya 🍻 😉

@@slytoe44 room for 3? #gopats!!!! 🏆

Top 5 in my book!!!

Well...plays become more significant as games progress, not the other way around. It is deserving of a lot better though, in the 40s somewhere.

@@johnboehmer6683 what? 😂 did you even watch the video

Doesn't mean they are going to catch'em