NFL “You Cost Us The Game” MOMENTS 

Hmm, let's see: Was the loss a result of the miss? Was the field goal the play needed to win the game? Would the loss have been avoided if the kick had been made? That's what I thought, so shut up butt head!!!! I'm smart and you aren't L05Er A5S N3rD! How does it feel to be not cool and wrong? I don't care if it was a Hail Mary that was no good; if it's a play that has a possibility to win and it fails, it's a failure and a blown play to lose! You know nothing about football obviously! What happens if a 90 yard Hail Mary fails? The team on offense loses, and the failed Hail Mary is 100% why. You miss a field goal, you've single handedly lost the entire game! L0s3r 😈

The wind also took that ball

@@vsnxgjxy8099 Sounds like a big, fat, pudgy excuse to me sir

Technically “it cost them the game”

Yeah but unless it’s Justin tucker taking the kick I’m holding my breath with every other kicker

He's missed 4 in his career, in 386 attempts. it's why the 2pt conversion against the Steelers was so dumb. Tucker is 99.99% for his career. Kick the XP. If you're worried about fatigue, how about drawing up a play that DOESN'T give TJ Watt a free run at your QB.

@@dvs620 the coach said that game that their entire already weak secondary was gased and Humphrey tore his pec that game so he didn’t want it to go to OT

@@treyquoinsmith7449 Cool. Then run any other play other than the one that leaves TJ Watt unblocked with a free run at Lamar Jackson.

My favorite thing about that was when he said. "Everyone was in the locker room telling me it wasn't my fault we lost the game. Which means it was 100% my fault we lost the game."

@@josephvickrey5396 at least he knows lol

Best kicker in the league

Fact

He's so accurate... And that kick was right down the middle and then just took off right... It was so unbelievable that'd he'd miss that it sparked a conspiracy theory about the K-Balls being Magnitized so the NFL could pull the ball toward the upright pole when they wanted someone to miss

That had to have been wind. He sailed that perfect middle and then 💨👉

That was absolutely the wind catching the ball hard. It looked like a perfect kick for Zuerlein since it hooked so hard to the right

Cam coming back after getting his shit rocked by a cheap shot Cameron Jordan was badass too almost won the game if it wasn’t for devin funchess in the playoffs

@@dj_cmc2274 almost

@@MinnesotaPizzaFan yep almost

Philip Rivers’ toughness is god-like, no one knows where it comes from

@@ImaginaryNate it’s that gosh darn Alabama country boy toughness. Dude is a 1st ballot hall of famer for sure. I just wish we had better ownership because the Spanos family single-handedly ruined multiple super bowl caliber teams.

Magnetic goal post

The always "entertaining" Dwayne Rudd! 😄

This video creator has only watched football for the last 3-4 seasons apparently

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That’ll do it.

Damn I remember watching that one live.

That game was amazing!

That was a rough way to lose a game

Batesville's finest.......

There have been a number of coaches over the years in the NFL who have treated kickers like absolute trash. Miss one game-ending FG, and you are trying out for your next team in less than a week. Used to be one of Bill Parcell's worst qualities.

​@@stone1andonlytimes changing now. You see kickers being retained more and more. They often determine whether you win or lose especially late in the season

But, I mean, you're a kicker -you have *one* job... ONE. And 99% of the time that job is completely free of any physical contact so...

@sideaccount6198 yeah, I guess, but I stand by the point that if the team is good enough, the only kicks they need to make are extra points. If you're counting on a 57 yard kick to save your team, they're not that good.

it was tipped

Greatest moment ever and Im a bear fan

Except Claypool. He celebrated and costed his team at least 2-3 seconds that could have lead to another play. Obviously we don’t know for sure but either way he celebrated a first down when he and his team needed all the time they could get to score and he squandered that.

@@smoky5448everyone was walking. He didn’t cost anything

They make millions they’ll be okay

⁠@@noahfencemedia22they’re still humans with human emotions. Many millionaires suffer from problems like depression just like everyone else

@@smoky5448 claypool is always out there showboating like he isn't the most mid receiver in the league lol

Best moment of my football watching life.

@@Chagafinder mine was favre doing his thing and throwing across the middle

@@scs44444 ooh don’t forget about Nickell Robey-Coleman in coverage against Tommylee Lewis

@@scs44444 mine was Rudolph walking it off with a nice push off

stop bringing dis up bro

At least we know he's human

Cuz said 😮

Justin Tucker is my uncvle. He is a fisher by nature, the greatest caster I;'ve ever seen./ KingDizzleLTDinc, I like you a lot.

Facts bro WRs living life on hard mode

LOL. You play that too. Same, well at least used to.

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lol, that reminds me of the time I got mvp intercepting the QB 6-7 times lol

@@BadgerNHL used to but the goddamn company ruined everything

More the ref fault he sold

@@rhiiYT how was it the ref? The center can’t place the ball himself, the ref has to physically put the ball on the field for the ball to be snapped. It’s Dak’s fault for being the dumbest mfer on the football field.

Always thinking about America’s Team I see, pathetic

No it’s dak fault because the ref must touch the ball before the snap

100%.

I just saw this after making a comment on the very same thing.

Did you know the refs are supposed to alert the players when they are lined up offsides and he even asked them himself and they said he was good? 😂

@@changesme110yearsago9 why was he even on the line? from what I heard he was a CB or S and was covering on the play and therefore didn't even need to be on the line at all.

@@changesme110yearsago9If that was the case we would get 0 offsides penalties, plus pretty sure it was technically a “neutral zone infraction.”

And he was the only reason they were close to winning that game, that offense had no weapons 😂

@@ZakiBTW Cam was God awful that season. We had a similar offense mac's rookie year and he did so much better. Cam was a liability every game

@@la8282 Similar offense? Mac had two good tight ends when Cam's best was Ryan Izzo and his best receiver was the 3rd string for the falcons rn when mac had Meyers Agholor and Parker. He wasn't the best, but without him we win MAYBE 4 games all year instead of the 7 we did.

​@@lukelevesque6121 yeah, dude has no idea what he's talking about. The fact that squad even went 7-8 (I refuse to count the Chiefs game when Hoyer started) is a miracle.

Cam threw to damiere Byrd and nkeal Harry as his starters, even when he had edelman on his last legs he looked really good

I love how Cowboys fans still try to say that they got fucked by that ref. Let’s forget that Kellan Moore and McCarthy legitimately thought a QB draw would be a good idea with so little time and no time outs. Let’s forget the fact that the ref needs to be there to spot the ball in order for the play to be run. Let’s forget the eight seconds that were added on to Dallas’ final drive due to the referees not knowing how to adjust the game clock. but no, he ran into the players! Controversy!!!!

@@StutteryBoi Sidelines were covered. What other play could they have called? Dak needed to go down 5 yards earlier and give ball to ref, not Center.

@@StutteryBoi They didn't call a draw it's just that dak didn't wanna do the play Mccarthy called

@@LesgoSaquon if that’s the case then Dak made a catastrophically bad call 😂

@@LesgoSaquon Nope, McCarthy called the play. He said he did at his presser.

Brian Bostic was the Packers player who botched the onside kick in the Seattle game.

Could go as far to say coach if I remember that game correctly. Didn’t the coach go for it instead of kicking a fg like 3-4 times?

I had Mark Andrews in fantasy last year so I watched the Ravens more than usual, and I can tell you that Lamar has blown it for a wide open Andrews so many times.

It was definitely Lamar's fault

I think you have to credit the Steelers defense for getting right in Lamar's face right there.

@@TheShapeshifter Agreed. That unblocked edge rush deserves a lot of that credit. At least Lamar put it up to be a catchable pass. Most QBs would have been wrapped up right there.

He's him

@@LesgoSaquonhe was him like 4-5 seasons ago lol.

He still top 10 and can make a strong argument to be somewhere in that 6-8 range imo.. 😂😂 but in this case i think it was his fault they lost. Yeah he got the ball off but he overthrew andrews

As a bear fan get used to being sad. Its tradition

@@PRHILL9696 indeed it is, we live through pain our whole lives, i believe in JF1 tho

New Orleans Saints voodoo magic.

MAGNETS

Hell yea that game was rigged and he knew something was fishy

Are you seriously insinuating that something was done with the ball to make it curve outside? Lmao

@@corycosta1818 that’s exactly what I’m saying

And Damien Harris fumble vs bills

*dolphins

That was a moment of beauty for us bills fans.

Somehow that's the moment they pick for Cam Newton... Not the Superbowl where he gave up and decided to NOT DIVE ON THE BALL. Swear Cam lives in my head rent free cuz he's so awful yet he is still around.

@@CAGETHAELEPHAWN as a Broncos fan that was a great year, we beat the Patriots in a close one in AFC championship and then Von got to prove he should have been number one pick over all, not Cam. When I saw him refuse to drop down on the ball in a moment that he could have led his team for a game-winning touchdown in the super bowl, he proved the lack of heart that he has.

People have short memories 🏈

@@patrickfallon6192 Another weird forgotten one is John Casey, kicker for Carolina. After Ricky Proehl tied the Super Bowl 29-all against the Patriots with just over a minute left, Casey shanked the kick out of bounds and gave the Pats the ball at the 40. Credit to Brady--he made at least one third-down conversion to get them in range, and of course Vinetteri made it, but the likelihood of them getting in range would have been less if the kick wasn't screwed up. Also, old OT rules then, so true sudden death. Whoever won the coin toss, it's likely they would have drove and kicked a short field goal to win since neither team could stop each other in the second half...it's the little things lol...

That set the tone for what that year became

Well, you hold on to that memory because the Texans are gonna blow for the next couple decades.

@@Legendary-zh9hd You’ve got the wrong team, kid. We’re not the Detroit Lions. I said Andre Johnson, not Calvin Johnson so quit being so jealous.

@@ayadali9112 think i'd rather be a lions fan than a texans fan

Is God a Texans fan?

Plus it was a blocked FG since an Eagle tipped it

it was more than 1 missed fg jit

he gets blamed because he hit the uprights 6 times total that season if i remember right. He missed a game winning field goal earlier that year that would have given the bears a bye from that playoff game too if he hit it

Probably on here because it was a playoff game

🧢

Not to mention Gary Anderson

lol he ended up being a horrible coach and a worse person

Wasn’t his fault, just a bad throw.

He was already one of the best in the league at that time

Only reason they were in the game your delusional

​@@FelixlovesGodonly reason they were in the game was because chiefs defense intentionally and scriptedly allowed eagles to be in the game.

Ref sold it was a good play

​@@adriansolis3589indeed

@@adriansolis3589 that was on the offensive line. The ref HAS to set the ball. A good center would have been sideways for the ref to grab the ball and set it.

and the sad part is Stevie blamed himself so hard for that. But the Mafia still loves him.

Nobody knew it at the time but the kick was blocked ever so slightly so it wasn’t completely luck

Exactly. Absolutely embarrassing yet hilarious clown performance.