Andrew Luck’s fumble recovery into a diving TD after his RB fumbled in 2013 Chiefs vs Colts Wildcard Playoff game is the epitome of “Fine… I’ll do it myself.” Lol
Ed Reed taking that out of the endzone from like 8-9 yards deep was crazy. Then never gets knocked out of bounds and takes it all the way. He was such a beast.
"And here's Messi. Away from 2,3,4..wonderful wonderful wonderful. How good is he? A near supernatural goal from Lionel Messi. He's just brilliant. Best player in the world bar none. " Should definitely include Messi's solo goals against Madrid and Getafe
Exactly the comment I was looking for. The amount of times Barca and Argentina have been out of ideas and he's just done outrageous things by himself are just incredible, none of this baseball shit even comes close. No wonder why it's only big in America, I'd rather watch curling
I remember watching Harrison run that TD in the Super Bowl when I was 8. I snuck downstairs on a school night to watch it. I was trying so hard not to start screaming and jumping around
As a badger fan i remember that game well. We railed yall after that. Then ohio state put us in our place. Blanked us in the championship game if i remember. Sad times
I don't watch much (any) basketball, but watching these basketball highlights is a crazy demonstration of how tall and lanky these guys are. Dudes straight up running half court in like 5 steps.
@lilyeet good job edgelord. You know what makes me laugh? The fact you’ll have to get a job someday, and it will probably drive you insane. Now that’s a lol!
Lol really big guys are actually trained to that in the NFL stopping yourself out of a sprint if youre around 250 lbs is brutal on the joints and will shorten your career. You rarely see it because NFL players don’t give a shit but each guy is trained to do it.
I can see how it is incredible for a hockey player to go coast to coast or a quarterback to do the same and a baseball player to hit multiple home runs in a single game, but not Basketball.
Exactly. In basketball that is such a common occurrence. Now, I could understand if 1 player goes on a 10-15 point run, or more, by themselves, that would be more along the lines extremely impressive and I'll do it myself.
It's sad to see a great moment like this with Josh Hamilton and to know what happened with the rest of his career. The guy was loaded with talent but battled with demons within him.
@@grassyass8390 Messi vs Espanyol as well. Also Maradona in 86, Son vs Burnley, any of young Neymar in Brazil, plenty of Mbappe in Ligue un, and I have multiple Henry and Ronaldihnos in mind. Just a shame, this video could’ve been so much more
@@williammorris8387 bro tbh there’s way to many complaints abt this vid. There’s other vids abt all the great moments of football/soccer (whatever u personally call it). Just search up videos of that sport alone and stop complaining that there isn’t any of ur fav sport although I admit there’s a bunch of basketball and American football which is boring asf
That James Harrison 100yd pick-6 in Super Bowl 43 will always be one of my favorite Super Bowl plays ever, behind the Santonio Holmes toe-tip touchdown catch from that same Super Bowl, the Eli Manning to David Tyree helmet catch in Super Bowl 42, and the Philly Special in Super Bowl 52
@@JKruger37 nope, not when half of their rings are tainted by scandals (spygate, deflategate, and the tuck rule) but I can’t remember any super memorable plays they have made in any of their Super Bowls. Maybe the Edleman catch in Super Bowl 51, which was aided by the collapse of the Falcons, and the goal line stand interception in Super Bowl 49, but that only happened because Seattle didn’t give the ball to Marshawn Lynch to run it in like they should have. Other than those, I can’t think of a single defining play that they had in a Super Bowl.
James Harrison was the reason that Pittsburgh beat the Cardinals that day. He did a lot more than pick-six Kurt Warner. He was all over the damn field. That man deserves to be in the Hall of Fame one day
@@natpeterson6414 nowadays theirs always one man at the back of the pack whose only job is to watch the quarterback. That play will almost never be seen again unfortunately. Not until the offense can counter the counter.
@@ekothesilent9456 Yeah, there are ways to beat that, I think that’s known as a QB spy, a way to beat that is to just become Micheal Vick, I think Vick is the reason the QB Spy is prominent now a days lol
I know preseason doesn't matter much but the best I'll do it myself game I watched was when nick kwiatkoski played the giants a few years back. He was doing so well and had all but one tackle in the first three drives the giants had that the bears pulled him. He was absolutely dominant that day.
Bro or girl I just found your channel and I know this 9 months old but this is the vid that popped up, I'ma fan if vids like this is what you do I'm here !!! This is awesome love it :)
That interception returned touchdown by Christian Houston for the Lions against the Broncos was great. Terrelle Pryor's rushing touchdown for the Raiders against the Steelers was nice, and that trick play for the Lions against the Packers orchestrated by Abdullah, Tate, and Stafford was sensational. Just slaughtering offense by those teams.
I’ll never forget watching the James Harrison run back live… insane Super Bowl moment. And man I miss crack back blocks like the one 99 (Kiesel?) made.
Corerct, 99 is Kiesel. I remember being 10 years old wearing my Polamalu jersey that night and running around the house after that play. My dad who doesn't usually get excited at football was screaming in joy lmao and then his coaching instincts took over and he rewatched it about 10 times to watch all of the blocks and missed tackles
Maaaaan. Watching J.R.s dunk never gets old, all of it, the announcers, Denver exploding. Not even a fan, but watching that moment live was something special. 👍
@Jacob I wasn’t the one complaining, so nice try Lex Luther. Who cares if the title isn’t super accurate and it beats me why people are getting stuck on that. Millions of videos on RU-vid, one can easily jump to a new video if they find one not to their liking.
Can we just take a second and recognize how good Andrew Luck was. If Jim Irsay would have invested in that O-Line instead of buying cocaine, they would have won superbowls with him…
@@frossbog Please, I'm asking kindly (since RU-vid is filled with either kids or immature behavior and dialogue) to not start trolling. I'm asking politely. Go make your comment feed and feel free to write that there
@@macabree5856 On the one hand, as a Bears fan, I would love to have a QB that has half of Luck's talent. On the other hand, the Bears organization has a way of taking any QB, no matter how talented, and wrecking them. I guess I can always dream... Lol
29:13 the guy intercepts a pass and could have easily attempted to go for the TD, but no... apparently he thinks he may not pull it off, so he leaves the football to a faster teammate. This is a video about individual plays (skilled though sometimes a little selfish), so I enjoyed that one even more.
In a match between Barcelona and Atlético Madrid, Fernando Torres scored the momentary winning goal for Atlético. Everyone on the bench celebrated it, except the coach. Then, in an interview, they asked him why he didn't celebrate Fernando's goal, and he said "I didn't celebrate because I saw Messi warming up." Minutes later Messi scored a goal and turned the score in favor of Barcelona.
The only goal I ever scored in soccer was as a defender. Was sick of my team dragging ass, crossed the half line behind the forwards and took the ball in for a goal. Sprinted right past them all 😂
@@Clubber-Slang our team was called “fury” lol yet we got our asses handed to us by the nogales team every single time. We were stupid little white kids trying to learn discipline and have fun, but they were looking to get out of poverty from their skill. Treated the game totally differently Cus it wasn’t a game to them.
I don’t think a single kid on my team had actual aspirations of playing professionally. But I bet my bottom dollar all of em on that other team did. It was a humbling experience that shaped me way more as a person than scoring a goal did. Even if y’all are on the same field, you aren’t playing the same game.
I think Vince Young in the 2006 Rose Bowl was the most impressive I ever saw. He put the Texas Longhorns on his back and single-handedly beat the best team in College football that year
Harrison past mid field, Harrison going down the side line, Harrison is still on his feet, Harrison is going in all the way in for a touchdown” That gets me every time 😂😂 7:04
I played a street hockey tournament with Colton Parayko in St Albert. I'm only 5'6", and he and I played as a defensive pair. We crushed the whole tournament. So glad he was on my team and not another one.
Not into football at all really, but wow that first touchdown was awesome. And no showboating once he pulled it off either, a true athlete, and more than that, truly sportsmanlike.
I got a pick on the goal line 1 time in highschool... ran it back about 70 yards and just had the QB to beat and when I went to juke and cut in, i stubbed my toe in the grass and fell lol. My coaches called me turf monster for the rest of the season bc they said the turf monster got me 😏
Basketball baseball and American style football were all created in the U.S. And hockey isn’t an American sport. Hockey was invented in 18th century england
I think there was a profound under-representation of Wayne Gretzky on this list. Wayne Gretzky and Barry Sanders are the ultimate fine I'll do it myself athletes
The Peyton Manning run was the exact play used by Joe Gibbs, Joe Theismann and John Riggins back in the 80's. Saw them use that play at RFK stadium on a Monday night game against Atlanta.
The first play reminds me of a quick ass mouse running around the room and everybody trying to stomp up but it just keeps juking and slipping away. Haha
If the Hall of Really Good had a draft class he’d be a lottery pick and I stand by that. His philanthropy and community efforts alone warrant him a spot but the baseball HOF is not so nice like us fans.
