Noticed two themes in this video: The Patriots have great special teams. The Vikings line needs to learn how to block for FGAs. Seriously, they got victimized all throughout the video. Oh... and a third: It was nice seeing the Oilers once again.
Aziz AA Teams have gotta learn...the return man can hesitate all he wants. If the whistle doesn't blow, live play...can't take any plays for granted and get caught out of position.
He smiled when they beat Indianapolis after all that bullshit deflategate crap was brought back up even after Drew Brees Ron Jaworski Dan Marino every non retarded quarterback that I saw in the media said it was nonsense and just give people reason to hate the Patriots because they're a bunch of jealous cry babies he also smiled when they came back on Atlanta. But yes I get your point
...and then have one of the Browns' fans give the Ravens' player double-middle-fingers (it's the dude in the dark jacket, giving those fingers so hard, he nearly fell over the wall) as a touchdown greeting. 100% class!
J.R. Caldoon I hadn’t gotten that happy to see bitter fans flipping the bird until they penguins fans did the same to ovechkin in the 2018 playoffs. There’s no greater feeling as a fan of the away team.
Nathan Vasher and Devin Hester great Bears' moments. Interesting one on a good note for the offensive special teams was in 1980 when Alan Page as a Bear blocked a field goal right into the hands of the Green Bay famed Polish kicker, Chester Marcol, who took it into the end zone for a sudden death game winning TD at Lambeau Field. Bad Bears' moment.
This has to be the longest field goal returned for a touchdown, in NFL history. 109.9 yards. Cromartie's foot was less than an inch from the back of the end zone when he caught it. 7:43
Haven't we all seen that one enough? Poor Garo will always be remembered for that botched play in the SB, even though he was a very good kicker his entire career. I bet winning the Super Bowl and going 17-0 made up for it though. ;)
@@jeffgreen3376 To this day, some of his surviving teammates are still mad at what Garo attempted. If Garo had made the FG, the Dolphins would have finished their 17-0 perfect season with a 17-0 Super Bowl win.
Yeah that was not 2006. The correct answer to your question is that the Cardinals are a very hot-and-cold team lately and can have random terrible games, such as the NFCCG vs Carolina
Check out 4:35, you have the holder, a punter, chasing down a defensive back from behind. Don't see that too often. Unfortunately, he did not know how to tackle.
I am sure lots of coordinators got fired after the season when these occured. But it's ABC's crew that should have been first for how they covered the Broncos miss against the Ravens. What a bunch of morons, asleep at the switch. ( 2:48 )
Missing one - Ravens @ Titans, divisional playoff game in Janurary 2001. Raven Anthony Mitchell picks up the ball on Keith Washington's block of Al del Greco's 37-yard attempt and takes it to the house.
Bill Belichick isn't stupid: he understand the need for special teams...It makes or breaks games. Their offense is playing like garbage the past few games, but they're still the best team due to the little things, like special teams.
Well, you forgot one of the greatest of all times. The Nate Allen block and Bobby Bryant return for td in the 76' NFC Championship Game. Dude, how could you not include that ?!
Aww, you showed the Vikings blocked many times, but missed Bobby Bryant's return in the 76 NFC Championship game on the frozen farm fields of Bloomington MN!
According to Football Reference.com, the Minnesota Vikings have allowed NINE (9) blocked or missed field goals to be returned for TDs, which is more than any team. They have only accomplished it ONE time themselves. Why they suck, in a nutshell.
The draw to football was this kind of thing. All those things that could happen in a game to alter superiorority. Safety, interceptions, fumbles, blocked kicks. It made the game intense. Last second in some cases. HAIL MARY! But alas, Money.
Had to give it a thumbs down. Whoever put this together neglected to include the Packers Kicker, Chester Marcol, running in a blocked field goal, batted right back to him, for a touchdown (1980).
Imagine your favorite team losing the Super Bowl this way. Down by 2 and just needing 3 points to take over the lead as the game is almost over. The opposition blocks the game winning field goal and takes the ball all the way to rub it in
