The Questionable Drop at Qwest Field! (Rams vs. Seahawks 2004 NFC Wild Card) | NFL Vault Highlights 

NFL Throwback is this why the NFL likes to stray away from uploading games played on ABC?

NFL Throwback That's OK, I'm just happy to see more great content on this channel.

C. Who Dat the issue is that despite being produced by Espn, the broadcasts on ABC from before the 2015 Chiefs-Texans game (from Feb 2006 on back) are owned by abc’s entertainment division, which has no ties to the nfl. This stemmed from the MNF contract being directly with ABC; despite ESPN having taken over production of sports on ABC in mid-1997

This guy does his homework 👆

@@TheLocalLt damn son you smart

It took the Legion of Boom to do it, but at least the Seahawks eventually got a ring. The Rams got one for the 1999 season.

Them and Eagles

Hasselback would’ve gone to the hall of fame with a decent receiver or 2

Same same

Prof PistolPete also interesting no 8-8 team had ever won a playoff team game until the rams did it, and the vikings did the same the next day by beating green bay.

Then got destroyed by Atl the next game.

Going with Bulger over Warner was a terrible decision.

Was also the last time Rams beat the Seahawks for awhile. After that, Hawks owned them for a couple of years.

I remember those games. My first-ever postseason. I guess it was great to play division rivals lol.​@@trentonmcclintock7836

True. Unless you're listening to the opponents commentary, and your team is the one that loses the game XD

​@@astrostar49 So True. Example Vikings vs Saints this past year in the playoffs. One Call was pure excitement the other pure misery

@Rowdy Jr. Good ole days

Yeah i feel bad for them because they were great radio commentators and listening to them during pregame always got me excited to watch the stl rams :(

wpjohnston0213 that's right.

And the Seahawks wouldn’t lose to the Rams again until 2010!

Rowdy Jr. was*

@@hassanhaulcy What? When did we lose a home playoff game since the time he commented? We lost in Atlanta in 2016, Dallas 2018, Lambeau last year.

@@hassanhaulcy My dude, I can name every season we went to the playoffs since this game and we lost in either a neutral or away site. You and the two people that liked this are talking out of your ass lmaoo

Zane DeGonia I’m sorry to hear that, may God bless you and your family

Fair enough. There's a reason why Rice played for Seattle in '04,cause in '03. Seattle's receivers sucked like Darrell 'butter fingers' Jackson,Obamanu,DJ Hackett and Jeremy Stevens irritated the hell out of Seahawks fans. Guy who dropped the pass in the endzone was Bobby Engram who's kinda equivalent to Doug Baldwin. '04 was Seattle's first NFCW title since their NFCW inception of '02.

as a stl rams fan and child during the mid 2000's i can assure you that rams,seahawks rivalry was REAL. I remember in 06 the rams went 8-8 and lost both time to seattle on a game winning josh brown kick. if we would've won 1 of those games we would've made the playoffs

The Rams would not make the playoffs again until 2017!

AJ X it did change

Until the 2018 Divisional Round

2021 says hi

To be fair, that change happened almost 20 years ago. I'm sure you could also find people that didn't know the Patriots were once trash, as they were before Belichick took over. The Tuna got them a few good seasons, but New England did a lot of losing before 2000, as did Seattle in the basement of the AFC West.

When I think of the Seahawks in the afc, I immediately think of Brian Blades...

I sort of miss the old divisions. I was somewhat excited when I found out tampa was put with the saints, Panthers and falcons.. Saints offense was capable, but inconsistent with Aaron Brooks and still hurting from drafting and being burned by Ricky williams, Panthers busted on qb Chris Weinke and had rodney Peete. I was nervous about the falcons and Michael Vick, but was optimistic we could go 1-1, if not 2-0, with a fast d-line, simeon rice preventing Vick running to his throwing left side and eventually making mistakes. Tampa bay use to play the bears, packers, vikings and lions. Now I would be just fine playing the turnover machineStafford lions, a bears limping offense with Trubisky or Foles, a vikings team that is 50/50 good/bad, worry about only dalvin cook. And an aging Packers team that can be one dimensional.

I missed the seahawks in the AFC west actually..being from the northwest the raiders vs seahawks rivalry was fun

Even fewer people remember that the Seahawks were in the NFC West for their first season (1976), and Tampa Bay was in the AFC Central that year. Then those two teams switched conferences (Seattle then moved to the AFC West and Tampa went to the NFC Central).

Dude... That was nothing, compared to what Matt would have to deal with, the next season. Engram, Jackson, Stevens, etc... No one could hang on, to make a catch, especially in crunch-time. I was so thankful that the Front Office signed Joe Jurevicius, during free agency. Joe Jurevicius would hang on to the passes that HAD TO BE CAUGHT. He didn't suffer from the "hole in hand" syndrome that affected nearly every other WR and TE on the team. I hated seeing both Hutchinson and Jurevicius leave the 'Hawks after they lost in SB XL... Anyways. GO 'HAWKS!!!

Like your name, I wish.

Might wanna change that profile name....

He was that eras kirk cousins

@@clashofthehornsofficialytu2082 HAHAHAA YES

Marc Bulger= the real St Louis sissy😂😂😂

Had potential to be great, but the Rams completely collapsed under his reign.

That name still haunts Rams fans to this day

yup so true, the only years we had a chance to make the playoffs were 06 and 11 which we both didnt make it because of the seahawks

I grew up with this team

Kevin Curtis and Mcdonald were great for a 3 and 4 receiver and Mike Furrey. Our offense was stacked with weapons

Mehoy Minyoy Rich Gannon and Kerry Collins were 90s guys who just happened to still be playing.! Brad Johnson too. Favre lasted til 2010 so it’s fair to call him both 90s and 2000s

amlnet49 True, but Collins and Gannon didn’t hit their stride until the late 90’s/early 2000’s. Favre you could count as both I’d agree, and Brad Johnson was always solid. He was too good to be considered a game manager but wasn’t good enough to be considered Top 10.

amlnet49 Actually I take that back. Johnson was low key Top 10 material in the early 2000’s, or at least hovered around in the Top 12-13

Brad Johnson was better than people remember. I think you said it perfectly. A step above a game manager. Maybe like a Flacco??

Anthony Hutchins Flacco confuses me. The guy isn’t quite a game manager and has a cannon for an arm, but he never seems to take that next big step. People point to his 2012 playoff run as evidence for how good he is (It was insane, can’t take that away from him), but other than that he really hasn’t done that much. Usually seems to rely on his defense to keep the score low. His stat line wudda been considered really good like 20 years ago, but today it’s pretty underwhelming.

A Fucking Bird nobody forgets that except for the bandwagon meme. The Seahawks famously got screwed by the worst refball of all time in the 2005 Super Bowl

Millennial Falcon that literally makes no sense if they were fans back then (which they were) they would sill be pissed. The only seahawk bandwagoners are those in other nfl cities pretending to be fans

A Fucking Bird Seattle was never an easy place to play in the Holmgren era

That changed Go Rams

2021 says hello

I have Seattle winning 23-17.

Clash Of The Horns Yeah beat them 3x that year

@Rowdy Jr. not really, THE HAGGS had their lil run, and Beat us a couple times, but we still consider yall an almost easy win.....

Except from 2005-2009, when the Seahawks won every game.

That felt so good hahaha I hate the Seahawks

I mean they owned Seattle 😂

Elite left side

Ya ur right

It's the same field as century link

I know but shhhh. The kids don’t know that

They still play in that stadium they just changed the name

No offense, but I'd rather you guys received a monumental beatdown in that SB, as opposed to getting the Bret Hart treatment and being bent over in front of a worldwide audience. That, to me, was the lowest point in the history of the NFL. More so than this bullshit kneeling and protesting.

Rams had two great quarterbacks in Kurt Warner and Marc Bulger and destroyed them BOTH. Warner was able to resurrect his career in Arizona, but Bulger was unfortunate to be apart of some of the worst teams of all time.

Thats what you get with Jeff Fisher he kills QBs careers

@@tylermcduffie2548Bulger retired before Fisher became coach of the Rams.

@@jyu467 I realized the mistake as soon as i hit send

yup Martz was a great OC terrible head coach. dont get me started on the guys after martz...Linehan Spagnolo Jim Haslett Josh Mcdaniels to name a few. Terrible we never stood a chance

Pretty much.

Why

Same here

@@justinnzamora5366 a lot of fucking good it did us today. seahawks beat themselves and looked like SHIT doing it.

@@ChristopherStandardTime Russ got freaking cooked. :(

@@justinnzamora5366 we finally beat those bastards. #EatAtGenos

@@ChristopherStandardTime Feels good seeing Jalen Ramsey get torched!

The color guy was the late Jack Snow, who played wide receiver for the Rams from 1965-1975.

And the Rams' last playoff appearance and win as the St. Louis Rams,

He was the rams play by play

They aren’t even annoying anymore. they haven’t been relavent in years

@@dametime128 The Seahawks have had a winning season since 2012 and they haven't been relevant in years? Lmao `

@@samvith521 irrelevant

@@hemorrhoids221 and what have the Steelers done in the past 5 years? Nothing. Have fun getting beat by Brady again 😂.

THE Seahawks aren’t elite anymore, 2012-14 was their era