10 MOST EMOTIONAL NFL MOMENTS.. 

The Sean Taylor story still hits just as hard as I ever did. I absolutely idolized the guy. My heart breaks every time I hear his story.

The vikings one with be an unforgettable one that season. My adopted dad, who was a big vikings fan, passed away just before the season started (both my brother and I said our goodbyes less than 30 hrs before he passed (My brother and I both had work obligations and I lived in another community)). Both my brother and I, Packer fans, rooted that year for the vikings for our dad.

As a Ravens fan, the Torrey Smith game was incredibly bittersweet. That was the season we went all the way too - he won the championship for his brother.

I attended the game after Sean Taylor passed. The moment of silence was absolutely beautiful. Lots of tears in FedEx. I'll never forget seeing those #21 towels waving. Lost a great player.

To me it's a complete and utter travesty that Pat Tillman's number hasn't been retired league wide

I am a die hard Vikings fan and I remember that playoff game against the Saints, my fiance and I went to Hy-Vee in Oakdale, I stayed outside in the vehicle and listened to the last 2.5 minutes of the game, I went through so many emotions with how many points was scored between the two teams, and I almost ended up crashing into the cemetery on my way back to our place in St. Paul with how much excitement flowed through my body.

Just yesterday the NFL lost Adam Zimmer (former Vikings coach Mike Zimmer's son) he was a coach for the Saints, Vikings, Chiefs, and Bengals. R.I.P. Adam Zimmer.

“Instead Stefan diggs caught the ball and never looked back Nobody: Steffon diggs: *proceeds to look back twice”😂😂😂😂

Forgot Brett Farve on Monday night against theRaiders. His father died. That day and he played the best game of his life and got a standing ovation from the Raiders home crowd

2:44 We definitely lost a legend the day he died. He even had a cameo appearance in the football movie The Replacements (2000). Legendary coach that will never be forgotten. May he Rest In Peace.

Growing up playing football I always taped my facemasks like Sean Taylor. He will always be one of my favorite DBs of all time. I wasn't even a Miami fan and would watch every game they played because of him.

R.I.P Sean Taylor we miss you

Even though I'm a die hard Steelers fan, i would have liked for you to have added what happened to Damar Hamlin, what happened to him was devastating but he showed his resilience and recovered so quickly ❤

This is a heartfelt video, man..ups, downs, smiles and frowns. Everything that makes up life. 💯💯

Pat McAfee moment is legendary. All these moments are good.

You can add Damar Hamlin to the mix.. he made every buffalo-cincinnatti football player in tears

Rest In Peace the 2 legends Sean Taylor and DT

I'm a diehard Washington Redskins fan, and the passing of Sean Taylor hit the hardest.

I think you missed the "saddest" of them all...The Pat Tillman story

Brian Robinson coming out the tunnel to "Many men" may be one of the most gangster moves in history

That’s pretty sad honestly goes to show you can’t trust everybody but what a guy to honestly do all he did to help everybody he knew and touched their life’s in positive ways it’s sad that people he knew and trusted robbed him and ended up ending his life I never knew about his story but 21 forever I wish I knew someone like Sean Taylor

@ 8:00 mark Doesn't get any better than when fellow athletes honor another, even if it's another sport. THAT IS CLASS!

Was waiting for the game Bret played for his dad after his passing…unbelievable game. Loved watching the packers when he played

Rest in peace Sean taylor and Kobe Bryant

RIP to all the souls that were lost. You will be missed LEGENDS❤

I may be biased, but the Steve Gleason punt block in 2006 almost has to be on these lists. It lifted New Orleans from the bad memories of Hurricane Katrina for a night. The energy during that moment is so intense, all you can do is listen to the crowd roar.

One of the most emotional NFL moments that most people today don't even know about unless of course your older is the Brian Piccolo story. Read up on that and that'll rearrange your heart strings.

15 years later, Michael Wilbon still hasn't apologized to Sean Taylor's family.

RIP Kobe and Gianna and the 8 others

Two that in my opinion are pretty emotional is Cincinnati Bengals vs Las Vegas Raiders in the 2021 Wild Card round and the Bengals won ending their long drought. Even better is when Cincinnati defeated Kansas City in the AFC Championship which sent them to SuperBowl LVI.

The Sean Taylor story was hard and unforgettable

i really love this work man keep it up and i'll tell more people that i know would love your content about you

The Kurt Warner story is not a heartthrobber. But what a champion going from rock bottom pay as a grocery worker to back to the NFL and Champion! Props! That is hard work and dedication.

We all miss Kobe Bryant 😥😥😥

For the John Madden one, I would also like to point out the Raiders won their next 3 or 4 games after his death and made the playoffs too

The redskins also ran a play on defense with only 10 men on the field dedicated to Sean Taylor. That shit had me crying fr.

Brett Favre's performance against the Raiders the day after his dad died should've been on the list

Watching the Vikings and saints game live on tv one of the greatest moments in my life 💯

Really loved this Video ❤️❤️❤️

This whole video made me cry💕💕💕💕💕💕💕🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

2:52 and they did again last Saturday, Bud Grant, as Vikings fan he will never be forgotten

I love this content keep making great stuff

im a bills fan and love Mckenzie especially since he played at my high school such a good guy

A little more FACT CHECKING NEEDED!!!! About the Kurt Warner story, before he got in the NFL, he played in the AFL, for 2seasons where he led the Iowa Barnstormers, to a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, and he also played for the Amsterdam Admirals in the EUROPEAN LEAGUE.

R.I.P. Lance I see that new Madden game and think of you bro.

I love ur videos so much do what you do best and also Sean griffin #21 was my uncle

We all miss you Sean Taylor 😭

Great clips!

The Sean Taylor story was so sad it breaks my heart.

Great video

I suscribed and hit the like button!

I'm not a redskins fan but I do remember the first defensive snap of the game, when they left the back up safety off the field to honor him.

This was an amazing video my guy :)

1:04, i never knew that one of the best players on the bills were on the Vikings, you learn something new every day! I love Mckennzy

these always find a way to make feel so sad immediatly

“Stefon Diggs caught the ball and NEVER looked back.” Stefon Diggs: Looks back at 1:05.

What about Brett Favre losing his dad then having one hell of a game after that.

For me Walter Payton 1954-1999. Still not over it.

1:05 I can’t take this video seriously when he says “and never looks back” as the player looks back 😂😂😂

The Sean Taylor one made me tear up a bit

i been watching your vids for 100000000000000000000000 years

One name you didn't put on the list is Pat Tillman give up football to service his country and pass doing his duty.

I just subscribed great video

How sad 😢number 21 died like that fit I really like that video thanks you

Torrey Smith. He played that fantastic game on my 12th birthday (September 23rd 2012)

I loved the Kobe Bryant, NFL players just turned into his fans, because he was a global icon, one that people looked up to the most in the game of Basketball, that all came to the city of angels, LA when Kobe played for the Los Angeles Lakers. Many people were inspired by him, until his last game in 2016, but when they heard the news, everyone was shocked. A 40 year old black man who inspired the world left us and will never be forgotten in our hearts, for the rest of eternity.

That was great when Pat brought Brady back to his family good to see him follow in his dad's footsteps

Well this was hilarious 😂

You are amazing. God bless you and keep kicking ass on the football field. . you are my hero. God bless you and your family

Condolences and Prayers.🌷🌺🌷❤💜

I love ur vids!!!

Rip Sean Taylor only 24 when he died was a legend in the making

Awesome video.. very informative

R.I.P Sean Taylor

Love this video

Sunny NFL with Pat and John on CBS or Fox and grandma fried chicken 🍗 after church that's all I needed.R.I.P The real Dynamite Duo.

Respect to 21

Just subscribed man😎🥳

I LOVE YOUR VIDEO

I am watching this on Tylors birthday :) happy birthday

Ur vids are so good

Like how he says digs catches the ball and never looked back.. as he literally looks back! 😂

The Commanders retired Sean Taylor’s number 21 last year

(My brother and I both had work obligations and I lived in another community)). Both my brother and I, Packer fans, rooted that year for the vikings for our dad.

I love your viteos

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1:03 "stefon diggs caught the ball and never looked back" *he said as stefon diggs looks back*

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Thank you

0:28 minneapolis miracle isn’t only big for vikings fans. as a minnesotan this was huge even if i’m a fan of a different team!!!

R.I.P kobe bryant he will never be forgot there is a little kobe in all of us

Keep up the great work

Stefon diggs caught the ball and never looked back Stefon diggs: *looks back*

It’s funny how you said that Stefon Diggs “never looked back” but as you said that he looked back

Taylor I can't even talk he was like the best one ever and I cry about it

Amazing 😢

What about Brett Favre? He lost his father the day before (I think) he was to start an NFL game on Monday Night. He decided to start & put on a legendary performance.