NFL Most Turnovers in One Play 

"Most turnovers in one play" *18 minute long video* Must be a hell of a play

2:55 "Hey Philip you dropped this... I'll bring it back to you this time but try to take better care of it ok?"

Imagine intercepting the ball, then having it taken away for an opposing touchdown

0:32 when Ed Reed claps for the ball you give him the damn football son! 😂

Do “when the defence outscores the offense”

"you wind up looking like a bunch of second class defenders" 😂😂😂😂😂

That stiff arm by Brees though 😳

The first one was just straight disrespectful lol

what to take away from this video: the cleveland browns only move the chains by getting their turnovers back😂

Do “So many laterals in one play” video!!!

Rivers recovering the fumble after he threw the INT was funny but a coincidence 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

10:48 'I was going to say they've got somebody hurt on the play but they don't, he's just laying there in embarrassment.' 'He SHOULD lay there in embarrassment.' :D Too funny when the announcers actually say what they think, and don't just say what's happening.

"He just laid there in embarrassment" "He SHOULD lay there in embarrassment" 😂😂😂😂😂

5:29 is the definition of hustle 💪💪

Never realized there were so many of these, 18 mins worth.

Alternative title: People trying to be Ed Reed and doing it badly.

Robert Meachem is one interesting receiver.

When you uploaded this I *immediately* that the Saints-Redskins play was going to be in it

Awesome video bro, and can you please do NFL “Back and Forth” Endings Part 3? Here are 10 games you can use for your part 3, and I will show you when the back and forth ending starts in each game. I found a way to balance it all out with 4 CBS games, 4 FOX games, and 2 ESPN Monday Night Football games. 1. Saints vs Texans Week 1 2019, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 15:00 remaining. 2. Rams vs Chiefs Week 11 2018, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 12:17 remaining. 3. Chiefs vs Patriots AFC Championship Game 2018, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 14:56 remaining. 4. Eagles vs Giants Week 3 2017, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 12:46 remaining. 5. Steelers vs Packers Week 5 2009, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 7:59 remaining. 6. Lions vs Titans Week 3 2012, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 6:57 remaining. 7. Steelers vs Raiders Week 13 2009, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 8:28 remaining. 8. Raiders vs Bills Week 2 2011, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 14:19 remaining. 9. Patriots vs Panthers Super Bowl 38, the first lead changer starts in the fourth quarter with 12:48 remaining. 10. 49ers vs Packers NFC Wild Card Game 1998, the first lead change starts in the fourth quarter with 6:18 remaining.

This is basically what we all wish what happens when we play Madden and turnover the ball

5:30 hell of a pick .... damn lol

Meachemround is really one of the plays that shows the magic of that season the most

7:12 fun fact Dre Bly went to my HS our track and field is named after him.

Meacham was always one of my top plays ever, but after seeing Steve Largent take the soul out of a grown man on film, I have to say I questioning everything. That was simply, delicious.

3:00 Rivers QB 🤦‍♂️: Damn I wish i could get that one back. 🤯

7:36 "Picked off by Ed Reed THE ROOKIE!" okay, now I feel old.....

7:08 “a Cincinnati turnover led to Cincinnati points” 😂

11:20 that was actually a game winner 🔥 I'm actually surprised how long this clip is🎯

2:45 RIP Reche Caldwell

I vividly remember the Meachem one. As a Saints fan the full range of emotions for me were; Brees, just throw it away! Why throw into triple coverage like that!?! Someone tackle him!!! RUN MEACHEM GO!!!! Lol that play convinced me it was our season.

Props to you for finding all these clips. Even the old classic clips. 👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks I’ve been asking for this for so long

This actually happened to me last year, our qb threw a pick and I stripped the dude then our running back picked it up and ran it all the way back for a touchdown, it was a super weird play

This was one of your dopest concepts yet. This video was so damn entertaining. Quality content, my guy!

2:57 - wtf was that? It looked like 2 wr's running the same exact tie while being covered by what looked like 4 DB's... so why did Rivers throw the damn ball? lol

@5:43 Keuchly's body language says it all. "You gotta be kidding me."

3:50 Devin Hester the legend

I love how it happened to Fitzpatrick more than once but they were all on different teams 😂😂😂

Great video man

Great stuff as usual. A "thinking to hard/ doing to much" type video would be fun to see if you haven't done one before. Thanks.

How have I never seen the first clip? That clip is straight amazing.

Another great compilation!!!

Commenting do fumbles to lose the game for the second time. Another great video!!

I've been waiting on this type of video for a while.

6:40 is wild they all stopped playing for a second on a live ball 😂😂

Props to homeboy at 6:40 for still trying to play and not quitting like the rest did

I was really hoping for multiple interception, then fumble, fumble plays

ugh I miss football.... I hope they can have a season this year.

1:34 Man, his teammates are really grilling him, lol.

Do a video called "every teams best running back, and their best play"

To this day, NO OTHER NFL TEAM has come close to Robert Meachem's strip fumble recovery TD. He LITERALLY RIPPED the ball outta that guy's grip and then ran away like he stole somethin'.

I can only imagine for both sides, there's no easier way to lose playing time on defense and gain playing time on offense than by being involved in these plays

Do “How did you drop that?” moments :D

If you haven't done it already, Ed Reed fumbling on that INT return from the play at about 7:37 gives me an idea for a video "Worst Plays by Stars/Legends/HOFers"

Im more impressed by that stiff arm from brees! haha Love your videos man!

Loved the one Tampa play where they ended up scoring despite the interception. If you will notice, Steve Young was the person squaring up the defender and causing the turnover.

Maybe a "The Grass Really Is Greener" video? Guys that made their names or improved after leaving the team that drafted them

Way more of these than I expected.

That play at 3:43 by #17 was smooth.

11:51 a young man lol this ref

0:01 stat men: are we a joke to you?

Love this idea for the vid keep up the amazing work you deserve more subs I appreciate your hard work and dedication for putting these vids up for us thanks so much ... hope you are doing well stay safe and stay healthy ❤️ ✊

Video idea:greatest comebacks in nfl history.

That Josh Norman int isn’t talked about enough

12:05 he was tripped by a Buffalo defender. And people say the patriots always get the calls that was a complete bs call right there in favor of Buffalo

Thank you dearly for posting the Jim Marshall video that doesn’t have that brutal laughing in the background

R.I.P Mike Singletary’s love for football. Actually saw Mike Singletary die a little on the inside.

Love this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I remember that Meacham one. Great play

Jason Witten literally threw the game away!

That Marlon McCree interception has stuck with me for years. Such a good Charger team that could have interrupted the Pats dynasty but...Martyball. It's such a sad curse.

1:33 I remember that week, the year after we won the super bowl it was bull that we couldn’t have the home game because the orioles were in town 🙄

Video idea -“Favorite interceptions”

7:33 that face tho

Dallas vs Detroit in the 2014 Wild Card, DeMarcus Lawrence recovered the game-sealing fumble but tried to return it and fumbled it himself. Lions recovered and got a fresh set of downs. Gave me a fucking heart attack.

do "most interceptions in one game"

I feel bad for Nakamura on that Ravens one, he was a rookie and Ed Reed was calling for the ball for a long time. Still a huge mistake to try to pitch the ball with one hand but if Ed Reed is calling for the ball you give him the ball.

Props for including Largent destroying Harden but that play was wiped out by a hold on Jeremiah Castille and might not have even been a fumble anyway (looked like ball was out after Harden hit the turf) Also great to see Tyrone Braxton's stupid ass celebrating: 1)You did see Harden get BTFU by a receiver and 2)You're about to get blown out 42-14 and not go to the playoffs

I remember the first play when it happened. I have no idea who Robert Meachem was or if I even spelled it correctly but that one play made me know him

6:42 imagine if that wasn’t the end of the game and Dallas scored

Robert Meachem, teach 'em!! 😂😂 (Washington, that is)

Buffalo v. New England - they got the call wrong. Even though his teammate touches him, he was tripped up by a Buffalo o-lineman, number 67. He was down by an opponent's contact. Take a look 12:02

Biggest flex in my life: being at one of these games😎😎😎

3:45 there's a former DB whos seen a lot of Charles Tillman in the day.

Okay, but that Josh Norman interception is INCREDIBLE

Unless you have a wide open lane to run in, you should never be running back an interception you make in the endzone. Nothing good can happen if you try. At best, you maybe get to the 10. At worst, you give up a safety.

7:31 When you cannot play with em, can’t win with em, cannot coach with em. How you do that down 35-10 🤣

That New England player was definitely tripped by the bills player

11:12 is the most awful play ever. That won the game for the Jags. Like he had so much time to see that it was his team mate and they played a full game vs a green jersey team while they wore white, like damn dude.

Benny Hill Theme song should've started at the beginning of every play on this video.

@7:32 mike singletary's face lol

5:30 that's the prettiest pic I've ever seen...annnnnnd now its gone...

4:00 I thought that was a ref for a second

Hmm 10:38 "street ball" is typically basketball, but I don't think that's what he meant 👀

"Fans interfering with the game" e.g. Running onto the field, Streaking, throwing stuff from the stands. etc

10:50 why can’t our announcers be this savage

Lol @ the guy running to wrong end of the field and scoring a safety

Title could also be "Players failing to secure the ball".

That was an amazing interception at 5:28 but he fumbled it

There is something about watching Fredrick run that makes me so happy