Playoff Losses BUT They Get Increasingly More DEVASTATING! 

“You can take a knee and try a 56 yard field goal. This is not Detroit man this is the Super Bowl” 😢 I will never forget that play

Lol 28-3 is the first thing you see.

I like the addition of the losing teams announcers in several of these clips. You can hear the hope drain out.

Pete Carroll’s “OH NO” is such great piece of audio. You can tell he was as surprised as everyone else that was watching that game. Of the 100’s of millions of people either watching or listening to that game not one person ever saw that play coming.

Double doink still haunts the bears to this day, we still haven’t fully recovered

21:45 "THIS IS NOT DETROIT MAN" is an all time classic call

O'Donnell 's interceptions are one of the most mind boggingly bad performances in any superbowl.

1:58 That was Tom Brady’s final pass attempt in a Patriots uniform!

Harbaugh’s 49ers, lead by Alex Smith and Kaepernick. Some of the greatest championship teams that never were.

The 2011-2020 saints have had their fair share of devastating playoff losses. Brees was so close to being in 3-4 more superbowl with maybe another couple rings.

When the legendary Pat Summerall said, "There will be no 3-peat", I was devastated. 😢 Still am.

1:58 pretty much changed today’s AFC landscape. The Pats downfall just allowed other AFC teams to rise up and take over the top. The Pats meanwhile have never recovered from that loss.

The losing team's radio calls is a perfect touch

The Saints-Rams NFC title game had a call that should have been DPI. The league has imposed a review on pass interference calls, but since then it was dissolved

That no-call in the saints/rams game was so bad that they changed the rules. They allowed challenges on PI calls but for some reason changed the rules back. Probably interfered with the NFL script......

If I was a Falcons fan, I legitimately would have given up being a fan after SB 51.

Man that Dez Bryant catch was a catch . He loosened it grip but it never touched the ground

When Brady was walking off the loss in 2019 to the Titans and you hear Romo say “He is NOT done” gave me chills.

Im from Seattle so SB49 literally lives in my head like I have trauma from a football game. To this day im scared whenever we're at the 1 yard line

And if Favre took a knee against the Saints, you know the angry Vikings announcer would be asking why they didn't get the ball closer.

Arizona vs Steelers should be higher up, that was brutal.

Anyone just now notice Brady has played through just about every way of hooking up a TV 😅

“The season can’t end like that” I’m not even a Vikings fan but damn, that’s rough

Dallas' playoff loss this year was brutal. It didnt have an exciting finish or anything like that but it was definitely unexpected and heartbreaking for all the Dallas fans. Complete domination by the Packers

As a Bills fan, this may be hard to watch. 😢

That 2003 wildcard game between the Browns and Steelers was one of the most underrated playoff games of the last 25 years. A lot of people (outside of Pittsburgh and Cleveland) forget that game because the game that came after was San Francisco’s slightly more epic comeback against the Giants at Candlestick Park.

Late 2010 Saints had a quite a handful of devastating playoff losses. Diggs last second TD for NFC title berth, the no call PI against the Rams for SB berth, the Vikings OT TD, and then the Brady vs Brees lone playoff battle that ended the latter's career.

NFL Throwback just keeps finding ways to outdo itself!

As a die-hard Cincinnati Bengals fan, I have experienced so much playoff heartbreak but that playoff loss in the 2005 AFC Wild Card game against the Steelers, the 2015 AFC Wild Card game against the Steelers and the 2022 AFC Championship game against the Chiefs, those 3 games still haunts me to this day

Saints-Rams game was just a botch that wasn't fixed because the benefiting team was the LA team that Roger wanted to be in the Super Bowl.

I'm not even a Saints fan but I have never been more pissed off then when I saw that missed DPI call in the Saints-Rams game

2021 playoff game vs Bengals makes me sick to my stomach🙎

I love how adamant that Bills announcer was that the Music City Miracle was a forward pass even after the ruling, given when you watch a replay that is in line with the play the ball does go backwards.

1958 nfl championship game should be here tbh. it isn’t called “The Greatest Game Ever Played” for a reason and the handoff to Ameche is iconic

This video needs another update after another heartbreaking loss for the Buffalo 🐃 Bills!

Cardinals fans still haven't recovered from 2008 and 2015. Larry not getting a ring will haunt us forever.

Absolutely criminal that the 1998 nfc championship wasn’t the last game shown. No loss was ever more devastating. That Vikings team went 15-1, had the best offense of all time up to that point, and were 10 point favorites in that game. It looked like the Vikings curse would be broken and they would finally get their first Super Bowl. Everything was going great and then their perfect kicker missed his first field goal of the season. It’s almost like if Justin Tucker were to miss a 39 yard field goal that would seal the game for the Ravens in this years playoffs. It’s the most devastating because unlike any of the other games, the Vikings have almost no postseason success to cope with

dude 1999 bills hit hard, we had to wait 17 years for another playoff game, still waiting for another super bowl, hopefully this year is the one

The Ref Favored the Bucs so Hard because they’re became the 1st home team to host and win the SuperBowl and with Tom Brady as QB

Ronde Barber with the Buccaneers intercepting that ball in Philadelphia was the biggest punch in the mouth moment of in NFL Playoff History and that's why he went on winning Super Bowl Championship and he's now in the Hall Of Fame of 2023 19:46

Seahawks loss to Pats to this day has to be possibly the worst play call all time in the NFL. Pass at the 1 rather than give it to Beastmode...

One game I’m surprised wasn’t here was the pats chiefs afc championship game in 2018 that was thrilling and must have been pretty heartbreaking for chiefs fans

That Buffalo Bills announcer in the Music City Miracle was so salty… and so wrong.

The Bengals should've won that game against the Steelers, but they just had to go and hit the head of AB. Vontaze Burfict will never learn and players will never learn not to hit the heads of opposing players.

This right here is one of the most devastating travesty's and the most heinous crimes to ever committed against the team was the Raiders in the 2001 playoffs in the snow in Foxboro,MA as The Tuck Rule Game 23:52

I think everyone knew what the last 1 was gonna be.

Where's "We want the ball and we're going to score" turning into an immediate game ending pick 6?

10:50 That interception was made by Corey Webster not RW McQuarters. The announcer was so upset he called the wrong guy 🤣🤣

Seattle fan, we really need to recruit the next sports GOAT because losing a NBA finals to Jordan and a superbowl to Brady was buttcheeks.

NOLA No Call... That play still bothers me to this day

Bills-Chiefs, Ravens-Chiefs, and 49ers-Lions playoffs from the 2023 season are definitely gonna be on a video like this someday.

That Chargers collapse against the Jags still makes no sense. Up 27-0 with 4 takeaways in a half just to lose is insane. You could argue it's crazier than 28-3

The drive and the fumble back to back kills me

Before I start this as a Chiefs fan I'm just gonna go ahead and guess 2013 Wild Card round Colts comeback, 2017 Mariota tip pass game in the wild card, and 2016 Divisional round vs Steelers are gonna be on here. Like people wanna dog on Chiefs fans because of the bandwagoners that jumped on w/ Mahomes. The die hard fans who knew the Chiefs before #15 are just happy we have a good QB. Before Patrick KC was one of the most cursed franchises when it came to the playoffs. I mean KC finally got hope with Joe Montana in the early 90s, Joe gets knocked out in the 94 champship game and bever played another down. Thats a snakebitten franchise if Ive ever seen one.

1:20 is the day AB became the AB we know today. thanks Burfict

Better put today's bills vs chiefs game on here 😢

Steelers vs Bengals 2015 Wild Card was all about bad blood!

Didn't realize how many times The Vikings and Saints faced off in the playoffs

Misery loves company. That Eagles SB loss last year still haunts me but it's good to see a montage of every other fan base going through it as well lol

Props to Falcons fans for sticking with the team after That game

33:48 The worst offensive decision in Super Bowl history on the exact same play as the greatest defensive play in Super Bowl history! Quite intensifying and electrifying!

That missed PI against LA was the first time in my life I simply had no interest in the superbowl that followed, I didn't watch a single second of it - and I didn't miss much based on that score. LA did NOT belong in that game at all.

That saints 49ers game was one of my favorites of all time

Music City Miracle..and :13.. ouch. Nothing like Wide Right, though. That was a soul-dagger.

Paul Allen's call in the 2015 playoff game vs Seahawks saying are you kidding me???? THE SEASON CAN'T END LIKE THAT that's why paul allen simply put is the Vikings all time play by play caller of them all no question about it 3:07

😂😂 at 11:45....bro sounded heated 😂

There's so much heartbreak in this video I couldn't watch it all in one sitting

That 1983 divisional between the lions and 49ers was heartbreaking for detroit

Nobody found the open defender like Neil O'Donnell in the super bowl

That Diggs catch will forever be one of the best game-ending plays ever.

Watching Matthew Stafford win a super bowl championship with the Rams 2021 was awesome it really was incredible 12:39

I still can’t believe Seattle won that game, saw Blaire Walsh and was like hell yea hire that guy

So many amazing moments. Sea of hands, Ghost to the Post, Immaculate Reception, Hail Mary, The Drive, The Fumble, 1 yard away, Wide Right, Music City Miracle, and on and on.

It’s funny because my uncle is a rams fan and my cousin is a saints fan. It’s funny watching them talk about that nfc championship game.

Bucs/Redskins from 1999 should have been here, as should have the Bucs/Rams NFC CG the following week.

It is still shocking how Tom Brady and the Patriots were down 24-14 against the Seahawks with the Legions of Boom at their best and he went 13/15 124 yards and 2 touchdowns with 0 turnovers in clutch time AGAINST THEM. And as the Seahawks with the best RB at the time, their plan failed miserably as Bulter called the win with the infamous interception which was the Rise of the end of the Seahawks' unstoppable defense (meaning they weren't the same since - although they got their revenge and beat Brady's Patriots 31-24 in 2016). That SB is top 3 greatest SB games in NFL history and enjoyed every bit of it!!!

Definitely the Rams Saints NFC championship game in 2018 , if that pass interference call happened , who knows what could’ve happened? That was one of the worst non-calls in championship history by far

Funny we forget how close some of these games really were.

13:24 when the hell was Jesse Ventura an announcer for the Super Bowl 🤣

R.I.P., Franco Harris.

Bills have so many heartbreakers man 💔

1:08 If the Steelers didn’t have any timeouts remaining, then the Bengals decision to run a play has to be one of the dumbest decision in NFL History.

That man said “ snatch defeat from the hands of victory” 😂😂😂😂

After that superbowl win the Saints have had devastating after devastating playoff losses every year

The Dez caught it game still sickens me to this day! That was our best chance to win it all if we win that game

The calm, unmistakable voice of John Facenda.

To all my Lions fans, how great is it to see that first wild card clip and know we didn't have to re-live it last Sunday?

The 49ers losing all of their qb’s to injuries and having to play without a qb was the most heartbreaking for me. Been watching since the mid 80s.

I don't count Superbowl loses as a 'playoff loss'...thats a different category

Living through 3 NFC championship game losses in a row, followed by a Superbowl loss was horrendous as a kid. I can't believe I managed to still be an Eagles fan, let alone still watch football after those years. I'm surprised our 4th&26 overtime win over the Packers isn't in here

Seeing Malcom Butlers Interception gives me goosebumps every time I watch it!

An entire video could be made of devastating Packer playoff losses starting with SB 32

As a hawks fan, sb49 carries so much weight. We had just had the amazing 2013 season, capped off by a dominant win in sb48 against the most prolific offense in the history ofbthe nfl. The whole 2014 season was like a party, we just felt like we were cruising to a 2nd super bowl. We had the game in our hands, only to lose it with a gut punch at the end. It would have given us back to back rings, against the 2 best qbs of that generation, one of them being the undisputed GOAT and one of them leading the best offense in nfl history. Legendary status would have been cemented. But instead, we are just another good team that won 1 super bowl. Oof

Bills and Chiefs 2021 - Best game of the year and Giants beating Patriots in Super Bowl XLII was awesome .

Being a saints fan from 2017-2020 was rough to say the least

0:56 that pass breakup by Gilmore is insane. I dogged on him that whole season too, saying it was a mistake signing him to that contract.

Any Broncos fan who lived through both the 96 loss to the Jaguars and the 2012 loss to the Ravens will tell you that the loss to the Jags was way, way worse. The Ravens loss was really bad and shocking for sure, but the Broncos had already won 2 super bowls at that point. The Jags loss at the time felt like Elway would never get a ring, and the city probably would never get a championship either.

Man it’s like the Chiefs were due for having a Super Bowl contending team every year. So many clips of past Chief teams being on the wrong end of the video.

i love how they showed mcnabbs colossal failures against the bucs and panthers back to back....he used to set eagles regular season records for fewest ints...then he gets to the playoffs and he throws passes at receivers feet, and matches his entire season pick total in one game. it was amazing how long they stuck with mcnabb after he failed year after year after year.

Damn watching that Cards/Steelers SB, I wonder if AZ ever thought about letting him score with the 40+ seconds to give themselves more time….