The DARKEST Games in NFL History 

2011 bears seahawks week 15 (Johnny Knox career ending spine injury) and 2011 packers panthers (nick collins career ending neck injury)

Steve McNair

I'm late to the party but I highly recommend you cover the Patriots vs Raiders 12 August 1978 game where Patriots wide receiver Darryl Stingley suffered a broken neck & became paralyzed from the chest down.

@@munkustrap2 and the time they threw stones out of the stands at the ref in a Vikings game

Maybe cover the Mike Utley game. Every time a player gives the "thumbs up" sign to show that they're ok, I always think of Utley as the first to do it.

Then why weren't there more injuries?

It was concrete with some thin turf laid over it.

And it gave phillies players cancer

Yeah I was at the game

That was very, very scary. My wife, who doesn't even watch football, was asking about his status the day after like he was a family friend and wanted to know if he's doing ok. My mother had this exact same thing happen. Not on a football field of course, but her heart just stopped suddenly and luckily my dad jumped up and did CPR for 20+ minutes while he waited for EMS to arrive. They got her heart restarted and she's made a full recovery. Definitely the scariest, and yet most incredible thing I've ever witnessed on a football field. I can't even imagine what would've happened if medical staff hadn't been able to get his heart going again.

@@Hockeystar-xz4ch I was as well very scary incident

It was scary but when I was playing Jr. A hockey in the 98-99 season we were playing Yukon claim Jumpers in Whitehorse, which is kinda remote. It was a playoff game and we were winning to move on to the finals. The games against Whitehorse were always brutal and a lot happened to lead up to this but our defenseman Dahlstrom got hit so hard his helmet flew off his head hit the dasher then the ice and he swallowed his tongue, they did CPR and had to use a defibrillator. It was crazy there was about 3 minutes left in the game we were up 2 or 3 goals and after almost 2 hours they decided to call the game cause emotions were way to high to play the last 3 minutes. Weirdest end to a game I’ve ever been in. Dahlstrom made a full recovery, I think he was air lifted to Anchorage, Alaska but he never played competitive hockey again.

The guy needing a defibrillator during the world cup was wild too... I actually thought he was dying on TV.

long live Darksidefootball

Huh

​@@jaquaveonandress649 that was the original name of this channel

Welcome to The Darkside

I think the rebrand was due lol

Him and tee Higgins grew up playing each other in high school and camps as well so it hurt him when he unintentionally did that to his friend

It wasn't a problem for the niners that year

Best team ever 1985 bears, and I've been a Broncos fan since the 70's

That defense... that game. LA Raiders vs Chicago. It was a forecast of the 80s Bears years: Their folk hero QB getting hit out of the season each year, but one... The D dominating each year, while clobbering a dozen of QBs off the field either.

Idk if I’m going in either considering I’m the punter 😂 but Marc Wilson ended up going back in

that défense mixed in with that formation was bound to be hell, im suprised some teams with amazing d lines and lb cores don't use the 46 bear or 46 cub or 46 normal it's crazy that this defense didn't last long at all. i mean i know with mobile qbs and the way these receivers are now it would probably get cooked in the top half but i'm suprised no one made it work

Nope. People will be people, and idiots will be idiots.

I don’t fault the Cleveland fans on that one. Even if we accepted the referee saying that he’d been buzzed for the replay before the. Browns snapped the ball the ref didn’t blow things dead even when it wss being snapped so the rules should have been followed that you can’t review a play once the next one has began. If a cos b was trying to challenge a play but didn’t throw his flag on time he’d be shit outta luck just like the refs should have been. Instead they made a weak excuse to review a play when the risks say they shouldn’t be and worse yet they decide to take away the game from the Browns while they’re at it. And there’s no evidence of the refs bothering to explain in the PAST what had even happened. One of those fines if say this shit was deserved

@@Matt-cr4vv you don't fault them for throwing shit onto the field? Bunch of toddlers lmao

Just know this. If that were Tom Brady and the Patriots they would have never negated a play and would have just kept playing.

@@Rockhound6165 ong he one lucky mofo them refs up in Foxborough do right by they man fr. Even him hisself say that tuck rule game when him and Charles woodson talked about it

That's Great to hear! Thanks for your support.

😂 special teamer

Don't forget he put a bounty out on a kicker.

I don’t blame them. That was criminal. They were acting in self-defense.

@@animula6908 it was a while ago, but i dont remember feeling like in danger like media made it seem lol it was crazy but not nearly as reckless as it seemed

My condolences to the friend with Browns season tickets.

@@buffalobill9793 dude his pops got them dirt cheap when he was in college and has kept them since lol my friend also was inflicted with the Browns fandom. It has been years of frustrated texts from him lol

Thanks, will do!

Thank you so much!

He honestly needs to get rid of so much of the black screen trash.

Appreciate it!

.......And then Not more than a few weeks later came.... ....THE TUCK RULE!!!!.Another Shitty call

You don’t even know him nor does he know you

@@XjebinHe literally died on the field wtf

@@allthingssports4957 he’s alive rn

@@Xjebin so we cant feel for someone just cause we don’t kno them is crazy

There’s one here on RU-vid if you look up bottlegate it’ll pop up

Ok

Sounds like you've never done anything physical. He had every right to refuse. He got payed peanuts compared to what the position he was replacing. Wilson and hamm made over a million a year back in 84. Ray guy was barely over league minimum. He made the same as a factory supervisor. I woildnt go in either

@@ScootsMcPoot makes two of us

Buddy Ryan was the greatest defensive coach of all time.

Same here. I was making hamburgers on the grill and my brother yelled at me to come in. I could see the shock on his face and knew whatever it was, it wasn’t good.

That wasnr even remotely funny. Not because of the context, but because it was a horrible joke. Atleast be funny if you're going to be edgy.

russell2910 you my friend are hilarious😅 lol😂

@@wonderdog1210 one guy was scisotypal. One was bipolar with psychotic features. One was sus with a dark past.

Marc Wilson. He was the guy who was always battling Jim Plunkett for the starting QB job during the LA Raiders' glory days in the early 1980s. Later went to the Patriots IIRC (because I remember him being on their roster in Tecmo Super Bowl).

Did you know the details of his life? I know who you’re talking about. It was the guy from the seventy one season, the lions receiver. Just in preseason he took a shot that punctured his specific organ. Four games into the season he finally played and was hit by dick Butkus, dude also had an issue which was hardening of his organs. Back then that wasn’t a thing.

there was a young teen who died at the school I graduated from he was hit by a baseball in the chest sadly he was not as lucky as Hamlin

Cus even injuries are scripted

@@AmazingBlaze0 if you think they faked his literal on field death then you're an idiot.

Not everyone is as old as us to hear all the old names 😂

No shit Sherlock!

That poverty franchise is stuck in the 80s

@@IllMatic97 so what they still had a great offense in the mid 80s and late 80s

Ugh Yeah. It's pretty legendary