Marshall Faulk Does EVERYTHING in a Must Win! (Rams vs. Saints 2000, Week 17) 

He was the greatest pass catching RB ot at least superstar RB ever and in today's game would be McCaffrey or even better

​@@romegrey2600 Roger Craig boooi

@@bigtone7078 oh he's the truth too it's unforgivable that he's not in the HOF

Yes he is a perfect fit in todays offense he did everything on the field

@@bigtone7078Faulk better.

Damn hakim and Tom Brady prevented our dynasty

I watched them win the Super Bowl 2 years ago against my rival Bengals(I’m a Steelers fan), and it was one of the greatest Super Bowls ever in my opinion, it was so similar to Super Bowl 43 in terms of how much happened throughout.

You’re lucky my team was hot garbage way back when

@@tleoipl37 You mean Ty Law.

@@gbrow1604 that but we tied the game with 2 mins to go

Probably feels like the carpet in your cousins basement 😂

@@watermelonbanana1772 Hard af and burns your skin off easily.

I feel like this turf is a big reason for the many CTE cases in the past 30+ years

@@akeme25 It almost looks like a thin piece of carpet on concrete.

@@ChadH2023 looks great on tv

Hakim fumbled 2000 away and 2001 Tom Brady slicing check down a prevent defense in the last 2 minutes.

If the Tuck Rule was ruled a fumble, perhaps that would have been the case, because the Patriots would not have been there to stop them. Perhaps the Rams would have beaten another opponent.

@@deaniartIt either would’ve been Rams vs Steelers or Rams vs Raiders

Sucks the f*ckers from New England had to be on the top for 20 years and I’m happy they’re no longer at that level anymore.

the spygate tapes were destroyed by the commisioner; he probably thinks they won that game, too.

The rams would’ve had to beat the vikings in the metradome and that would have been an extremely tough one

I doubt that against the Vikings, especially given the Rams won earlier that season plus given the Rams beat the Vikings in the 1999 playoffs (this 2000 offense was much much better, although the defense was worse) but especially given the Vikings NFC history..... 1998 😎😄

@@EricStuder89 bruh that 00 rams team was not a juggernaut like you think lol their defense was trash they gave up 30 ppg the vikings with randy moss would’ve torched that defense even mediocre offenses did y’all overrate them cuz they was the #1 scoring offense that team was one dimensional and that’s why they got a early playoff exit the 99 & 01 teams was far better

@@kevonsidek9737agree. I think I remember Warner going down for a few games that 2000 season. Had we not had Trent Green as our backup we wouldn’t have stayed alive, or won this game. Horns up 🐏

@@sergiocasillas6757 yeah they had a meltdown when Warner got hurt then when he came back he wasn’t the same

He (and LT) were left off the RB selections for the 100th Anniversary Team. Insane...both with nearly 20,000 scrimmage yards.

Underappreciated? He's in the HOF.

@@armstrongQB1 Yeah I always thought that was weird, along with TO and Calvin Johnson not making it for WRs.

@@gbrow1604TO would have been on there if not for off the field issues. He also would have been a first ballot hall of Famer without those issues as well. Sadly, it was kind of predictable in his case.

@@armstrongQB1TO was not a media darling, didn’t mix well with his peers. Off field issues = legal, drug, or domestic issues. He didn’t have those.

Who you got tonight?

They didn't have to break up the Rams and Saints in 2002. If the NFL had been a lot more concerned with the geographic accuracy of the divisions in determining the new alignment, this would have been the alignment: AFC: E: BUF, NE, NYJ, PIT N: CIN, CLE, IND, KC S: CAR, JAX, MIA, TEN W: DEN, HOU, OAK, SD NFC: E: BAL, NYG, PHI, WAS N: CHI, DET, GB, MIN S: ATL, NO, STL, TB W: ARI, DAL, SF, SEA The Rams would have been right at home in the NFC South as Missouri was a slave state prior to the Civil War. Rams-Saints games between 1995-2015 had the added element of both teams being on the Mississippi River. With the Rams returning to LA, they would move back into the NFC West and the Cowboys into the NFC South, thus ending the Rams-Saints divisional rivalry after 46 seasons.

​@@LogoAttitudeJerry Jones and the NFL wanted to keep the Cowboys in the division with the biggest markets so they could get the most eyes at the peak time for the NFL audiences outside of the primetime games. Always follow the money.

@@17thNO the Bay Area, Phoenix and Seattle are pretty big markets, and so are Atlanta and Tampa Bay

things have def changed for the better

Yep, the year he was an unknown rookie qb behind Drew Bledsoe, who would’ve thought a year later he would be holding the Lombardi Trophy

@@phillyeaglesforlife5127at the Louisiana Superdome

@@phillyeaglesforlife5127 *

You mean because of that controversial call/no-call later in the 2018 NFC Championship game?

@@nategrant_96nah he talking bout the 2000 playoffs when dude muffed the punt and lost the rams the game

@@nategrant_96and that’s why the shams lost the 2018 Super Bowl 😂😂😂 they weren’t suppose to be there

@@BlueKidSwag Yeah the Rams entered Super Bowl LIII with the stench of the controversial NFC Championship Game lingering around them, and then the game itself cemented their fraudulence.

@@BlueKidSwag y’all really need to stop acting like the aints didn’t have multiple chances to win that game

Never seen me with your ___. And you mean RickyWilliams? Yea him and torry holt kilt it this game

Rams would've won if Hakim didnt fumble :(

I doubt it. The defense was a disaster that year.

Yup, Az-Zahir Hakim muffed the punt and Saints fullback Brian Milne recovered the ball to seal the victory and end the Rams Super Bowl title defense.

@@TheGameCube64Guy the rams didn’t even get a chance to try to win it lol I wanted to see that hot offense touch the field one more time I had no doubt in my mind that they wouldn’t have won that game

Read the channel name Bud

This is an offical NFL channel. How do so many people miss this lol

@@PowerPackers90 lol

Don’t give a fuck what it is. 😂