NFL Worst Game-Losing Mistakes (Part 3) 

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You just have to respect Stafford after that play. Evading the linemen for that long, getting the ball that far down field, taking the hit that he did, and coming in for that final play to complete a difficult past is truly great

The fact that the Vikings almost blew a massive lead to the Steelers kills me

Announcer 1: “The kicker might miss this” *snap goes past the holder* Announcer 2: “You were absolutely right.” 🧐

That Lions vs Browns game made me a Stafford fan. His time in Detroit made me a Lions fan. I know he’s off to bigger and better things in LA now, but I’m still a Lions fan because that same tenacious, gritty, hard-playing mindset that Stafford showed is now being carried out by Dan Campbell.

The Bengals lost to the Steelers in the playoffs......it still astounds me. They had the game won. Won. Just don't fumble and you win......amazing.

Andrews dropping that two-point conversion pretty much summarized our entire season. How things looked like they were going to be ok despite all the struggles, only for it to all crumble down in the worst way 🤦🏻

that stafford play is one of the greatest displays of hard work

Dak Prescott’s QB draw with 14 seconds left on the clock in the 4th quarter and no timeouts left against the 49ers in the 2021 NFC Wild Card Game. Should’ve gone for a Hail Mary instead. Maybe that would’ve won us the game.

I cant stand seeing wide receivers celebrating , wasting clock in the last minute of the game. I swear it happens every week

I'm not an Arizona fan, but I was so angry to see that AJ Green's distraction

This was really, really good. Liked, subbed, and will now go watch part 1 and 2, keep it up

That Matt Stafford TD in the browns game. Dude was broken but still pulled it off. Gods..

I am generally of the opinion that if you lose a game because of ONE play, you should have played a better overall game…

Great compilation

Stafford can play through pain and injury, he is great at being evasive, strong arm. Now if he would just stop throwing a pick 6(plus a few interceptions)in EVERY game, the Rams would be in great shape for the Post Season.

I expected this video to be a 54-year-long Bengals highlight film.

the fumble was not what cost the Bengles the win vs the Steelers, the 2 15 yard personal fouls by Burfect and Jones is what caused that

2:16 happened in a high school state championship game in Oregon several years ago. With his team down 4 points on the game's final play, the fastest receiver in the state burned the other team's secondary and found himself wide open with no one between himself and the endzone. All he needed to do to win the game was catch the pass, turn around, and run to the endzone--nobody could catch him. The QB found him and hit him with a perfectly targeted pass, BUT HE DROPPED THE BALL! 😧😧😧 (Just a week before, this losing team won their semifinal when their opponent went for a game-winning 2 after a late TD only for the pass to slip right through the receiver's hands.)

I can’t believe that I get to watch a compilation like this without having to watch the Seahawks super bowl loss on the interception that should have been an easy TD for Beastmode. I suppose that was featured on part 1.

As a Vikings fan going through the season we just had, it's mine boggling the only clip with my team is one we won.

Matthew Stafford is one hell of a football player. Hope he gets a ring this year.

Awesome

First video I'm already weak😂😂😂😂

Gotta love Washington's "North Dallas Forty" game ender!

To be fair dexter lawrence wasn't even offside he actually timed it perfectly

1:50 in retrospect, I believe that this moment sent the Cardinals into a downward spiral

Wouldn't mind a part 4 Football Films. But see if you can scrap together any from like years ago like Jim Marshall for biggest blunders of all time. Also, with regards to the Ravens Steelers one, call was right but play just fell apart. Jackson had to get rid of it or risk a sack with Watt in the backfield nearby. Throw was a step further away than it should be and Andrews couldn't catch it being a step behind

Good video.

hey can you do a video of penalties on two point conversions and then clips of the one after the flag too

Going for 2 absolutely was the right play. I love seeing more confidence in these play calls lately

How about the Falcons switching all their players for imposters after getting a lead in the Super Bowl against the Patriots?

1:50 I’m a UK fan so I watched this live at 3am, I celebrated so hard I woke my family up

5:16 Ravens didn’t have any cornerbacks, they had no choice

That claypool play had me dying on da floor

That "going for two" thing bit Baltimore more than once this year! Lol Good video!

The Pats Raiders finish from this past week HAS to make Part 4

I saw the thumbnail of my Vikings. I WATCHED the game VS Pittsburgh, and just now, I was expecting the Vikings to blow it and lose. I knew we won, and I still expected to lose while watching a clip of a game from last year that I watched us win. Being a Vikings fan is rough.

Has the gronk slip in the miracle in Miami been included in any of these yet?

I remember a game back in the early 90s where the bears needed to clock it to get one last play and their qb took a knee.

Merry Christmas

Fully expected to see Stafford and the Lions on this list. Was not expecting it to be one where the Lions won, lol.

I love chase Claypool! Thank you for getting the steelers the 33rd pick in this year's draft what a good guy.

I love the Claypool clip

We need part 4

1:45 Stafford was a beast at Detroit and as a Lions fan, I'm glad he got out of the Detroit talent tarpit and got his ring..

For the next one you should include the Ronnie Harmon dropped game-winning TD at the end of the Buffalo-Cleveland playoff game. Harmon was notorious for making big errors in big games and rumblings about *ahem* ulterior motives haunted him throughout his career.

I still remember that packers interception. It was so great

Part 4 - Dallas Cowboy game losing play call against the Niners in the 2021 Wild Card round.

The plays that had our dads yelling at the TV

3:04 that was impressive. 👍

I haven’t seen that muffed punt in overtime from the Patriots/Broncos game in 2013… That should qualify

I was at the game of the last clip of when they went for two😂 the place went crazy. It was hilarious

1:53 not sure how I haven’t heard this call yet😂😂

gotta include that Clevland Kansas City game from 2002 I believe. The infamous helmet game.

#18 at 2:00 lol I think he forgot which way the ball was supposed to come in from. It's like he's looking towards the stands or something haha

You could post something from every Vikings game from last season.

You should do the one where the seahalks went for a onside kick and they got it but they were in an illegal formation and then didn’t get it

Why no one talking bout Stafford throwing that ball with his shoulder obviously like out of socket lol

First one is a worst idea than celebrating at a funeral.

The guy on the right at 1:58 is an amazing example of a devastated fan.

2:35 btw the refs reviewed after the game and said no offside so im pissed as a giants fan

@5:35 breaks my heart still

is the favre interception in these videos..when he played for the vikes vs the saints? that was a hilarious mistake,lol

Some of these hurt

3:38 I don't know enough about what is and what is not legal for the QB to do during the hard count. All I see is Fitzpatrick rocking forward at the last HUT. Could the Eagles have reacted to that?

On the last play we see the full back nobly impersonating air as he doesn’t even ATTEMPT to block Watt

The second Minneapolis miracle LOL

“Too much went wrong” man had a pass about 2 inches too wide to handle.

Imagine not only keeping AJ green after that, but going into the season with him as your #1 WR for at least 6 weeks haha pain

for the steelers one, claypool did immaturely celebrate, but the vikings guy did hit the ball out of his hands which is not aloud.

At 5:29 you can see why that pass was poorly thrown and therefore the guy couldn't catch it. It was good defensive play by the Steeler's TJ Watt. He made the pass go off course just a little.

That last ravens clip. What's worse to me was that they tried the same play again the next week and also blew it there

Chase Claypool: The Immature Reception Also the Douglas interception reminded me a little of Charles Tillman's INT in the end zone while covering moss basically taking the ball away from him back in the day

Damnnn. That Kyler Murray pass to Aj Green… Aj didn’t even try lmao. It was a perfect throw to him..

Fitzmagic on Bills Eagles game. Reid cant believe it

The Browns vs Steelers one hurt because we just got the team back made it to the playoffs took a good lead only to let it slip away wouldn’t be until 2020-2021 that we would get back in and win a road playoff game

Ravens did it twice this season

That falcon sure liked the buc’s qb’s foot. Was his name ryan?

You gotta add Brandon Staleys timeout in overtime to this now

That Ravens one really started the downfall of how bad our season was...

At 5:22 a steelers player is lines up offsides. Crazy they didn’t call it

U should’ve included the Ravens go ahead TD playoff game fumble against the Bengals

That packers interception still hurts.

If you dive into it, the Baltimore play has HUGE ramifications for not only this game but the entire Ravens 2021 season. They were at 8-3 with an excellent chance to make the playoffs, and now have fallen to 8-8, hoping they can win and rely on the Jaguars to beat an Indianapolis team who has been beating top opponents all season long. It's a little bit sad. But only a little bit sad. I'm a Bills fan.

The craziest thing about the play at 2:16 is that Jacksonville scored 51 points.

4:44 RIP moose

How can you omit the Cowboys- Dolphins Thanksgiving game, when Leon Lett gave away the game? I can still hear the announcer: "It's Leon Lett, NOOOOOOO!!!!!"

If you want to see some bad games , the seahawks back in the 80's, gained minus-6 yards for the entire game against the rams.

josh allen fumble in end zone gotta be in part 4

What Year Was The Steelers-Browns Game?

the title should be "NFL career-ending mistakes"

As a Seahawks fan I appreciate you sparing us

I watched the Vikings and Steelers game with my family and it was 2 almost game winner

That Bengals bungle is incomplete. Steelers did get the ball but it was deep in their own half and Ben's shoulder was shot. Then Burfict decided to try to murder AB (the ball was 10 yards away) and that PI + 15 for unnecessary roughness is how Steelers found themselves in the field goal range.

that last play on the conversion that pass wasn't too far wide it was right where it needed to be.

Jakobi Meyers: Hold my beer

Chase claypool says he’s the first person in his family to go to college. After seeing that first down celebration, it all makes sense.

Surprised no cowboy games were shown in this

Shouldve added the Texans vs Saints opening MNF game. Came down to the wire. Brees through a hailmary where the reciever fell down untouched with a 2 seconds left in the game. Texans db came over to the reciever and touched him down. Giving the saints enough time to kick a field goal. If the db had left him alone the game wouldve ended and gone to OT. Texans released the DB the next day.