The Dumbest Way to Lose a Game! (Chiefs vs. Browns 2002, Week 1) 

John Tait was a player - Chiefs first round pick a few years prior, ended up getting paid by the Bears.

Yeah that dude weighs 300 pounds and can move that fast. NFL players are scary when you think about it.

Would’ve been 10-6 and would’ve had to beat the damn Falcons just to get in 🙄

And the Chiefs would miss the playoffs that year

@@MultiKushie It was about all or nothing!

Yea the game they beat the falcons in week 17 when Tim couch got hurt and Kelly Holcomb filled in lmao

I like him and Kevin Harlan

He's awesome. Love Dan dierdorff too.

They also had two down-to-the-wire games in 2021- the 2020 AFC Divisional Round and the 2021 season opener, and the Chiefs won both.

@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040 yep! As a Browns fan, the AFC Divisional game was tough, but at that point I was just happy we beat the Steelers, so everything else was house money lol. But that season-opener next season definitely stung. That was suppose to be our revenge game. It was still a great game though.

That flip from Trent Green was great too!

Heck of a run by the big man.

I see what u did there.

This was arguably the best play of John Tait's career.

20:25

100%

no.

I didn’t until I saw this

I'm a chiefs fan so I watched the whole thing

Dennis Northcutt might be one of the most underrated players in NFL history. The guy was a constant playmaker, despite how bad the team around him was and how many stank ass QBs the Browns rotated under center to throw him the ball. If he'd have been in New York or Dallas he probably would've been a household name.

One of my favorite rosters the Browns had. I was only 14 during this game and cried like a baby i was so mad.

And then the Steelers came back and won

I agree and the Browns should’ve never broke this core up, let alone part of the team after the 2002 season. Butch Davis the GM did not help Butch Davis the coach. Once he had a lot of control, the team became bad, fast after a promising first two years under him.

The defense was terrible for that whole Early 2000s era Browns

Yes they were.

2018>

Yes, they were good, but I still prefer the 80s and 90s games.

Didn't Summerall do the Open? Did they send both?

@@Bill_Woo Summerall would have done the US Open on CBS…in 1992. He did that event for 20 years only for CBS before moving to Fox in 1994. Summerall in 2002 was doing low level NFL games with Moose Johnston on Fox.

@@rjpsuh06 Ah, yes, good work. Yes, him and Madden on Fox beginning 1994 so there. As portrayed by Frank Caliendo :) :) I don't think "low level" is an accurate term. I now read that he was the lead on Dallas Cowboys games, and for example he and Moose called the Emmitt recordbreaker. It would be accurate to say he was not the "feature team" which was Buck and Aikman. (And a small correction, it's said that Moose worked with Dick Stockton but was borrowed for that Emmitt game. Fitting, as Moose "gave" Emmitt a pile of those rushing yards, as Emmitt acknowledges.) Pat did the Open for either 20 or 25 years! But yes, well before 2002. Thanks for the info.

@@Bill_Woo thanks for reminding me about Moose on Fox in 2002. Pat Summerall worked most of the 2002 games with Brian Baldinger. Also, 2002 was the first year of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman with Cris Collinsworth as the third guy

They made the playoffs in 2020 bro.

The Browns made the postseason in 2021. Well, it was the 2020 season a.k.a. "The COVID-19" year.

no, i came for the whole video

No wonder it’s the logo for the team. Thank God we’re better now.

Myles Garrett 😂😂

You clearly don’t know what a tandem is

@@fynnstarke I do

Then why did you list 4 names?

Quartet would be a better term.

I was just thinking watching the game they had a good group at the time. No alpha big time star, but a lot of decent guys.

You must be an old fart.

But they are finally back

@@OBJ3_13 lol

@@John_R_Jackson_III what

@@brentfox6540 Baker the baker. He bakes for everyone

@@brentfox6540 he's a solid qb

That would be a good one to see, but I don't think it'll happen this year. Games that are uploaded during the season involve teams that are about to play in the upcoming week, and the browns and jaguars don't play each other this year.

The fumble followed the drive , not vice versa

Yes please!

Knew not new

Now the Ravens

@@ChawletMelk it was so sad Cleveland Browns decline in the early 90s after successful make to the playoffs in the 80s

Pretty sure we all know, Sherlock

Taunting, which normally isn't something you see, but rather you hear.

Don’t see many people your age on the internet! Very impressed by your loyalty to the Browns

@@qnhaze Thank you so much. You are most kind.

Why would they review it? The plays not over until the whistle blows. It doesn't matter if he thought he was down, he wasn't down

if they did they would've upheld it the play wasnt done