This Game Goes from Horrid Offense to Unstoppable Real FAST! (Seahawks vs. Ravens 2003, Week 12) 

Remember this game. I remember Anthony Wright's wife was in labor and had her child right after the game. What a great surprise!

A rookie Terrell Suggs. Now, there's a throwback!

This game was a Ravens Classic! When a Ray Lewis-led defense gives up 41 points to a high-flying offense with Matt Hasselbeck, and Shaun Alexander at the helm, plus Seattle holds Jamal Lewis in check for most of the game, you're not supposed to win that game. THEY DID! Anthony Wright just hours before his 2nd child was born had the game of his life! 4 TD passes all to Marcus Robinson. The thing I remember most about that game (Not live because I was only 1, but from having watched this over and over) is the fact that the Seahawks got trolled by REFBALL. And normally we're the ones having to go against the zebras. But that's not why they lost. They had a 4th and Short and didn't get it, they mugged Marcus Robinson on a deep ball that set up Stover to tie the game, and they should never have let Ed Reed block a punt which set up all of the chaos at the end. But still, this is one of those games, that Ravens fans now matter if they were alive or not will always remember. One quote from Scott Garceau the voice of the Ravens at the time sums up this game best. "And the Ravens came back from the dead!"

The FORCE OUT RULE, would drive defenses crazy. They took it out 2006.

The Anthony Wright Game

My TV would be out the window so fast if my team gave up a first down on 4th and 28

Marcus Robinson has to be the most random WR in NFL history to ever have 4 touchdowns in a game

BTW, shoutout to Matt Stover. I'm sure Justin Tucker has surpassed the majority of his milestones, but Stover was also an awesome kicker for nearly 20 years with the Browns/Ravens franchise. Got a SB ring too.

A RARE standout performance from the Ravens offense during the 2000s and it came from a backup QB and a no name receiver. This wasn't your typical Ravens game in this era

I went to this game, it was my 1st NFL Game, me & my dad left in the middle of the 3rd Quarter due to so many fights around us & when i got home the Ravens won in OT, it was the 1st time i heard of OT

What an incredible game. The league should highlight this more often because it's a classic I never knew about

That Travis Taylor catch my lawdddd 🤯

Im glad they got rid of the force out rule. I hated that rule.

Seeing Ed Reed and Ray Lewis on the field in the clip was something else. Ngl, they were the epitome and the heart and soul of that legendary defense alongside T-Suggs doing his thing

As someone who has been a Ravens fan from Day 1 and watched just about every game they've ever played, I don't know how I forgot about this one. What a comeback this was. We never forget about Ray Rice converting a short pass from Flacco on 4th and 29 against the Chargers, leading to a win that kept our playoff hopes alive the year we went on to win the Super Bowl in the 2012 season. But this 4th and 28 play where Anthony Wright's pass was good for 30 yards towards the end of the game is just as impressive and clutch as that other play. It isn't too often a team is down by 10 points with less than two minutes left in regulation and comes back to win it in OT. What a game. And that defense. Guys like Suggs, Lewis, Reed, Boulware. Those were the days.

I always found it weird that Curt Menefee called Fox football games back in the day a lot of people have forgotten.. and of course this was back when James Brown was still the studio host.

The Force-Out was as lame as the Tuck Rule. If anyone can think of a lamer rule let me know 😂

FINALLY!!! This is possibly the most underrated game I've ever seen.

Will never forget this game. My first year as a season ticket holder. The Ravens would also score 40+ points the next week against SF. So many fans left early.

I was in 1st grade and had just turned 6 2 days prior to this game. Orlando Brown’s son was in my class and he came to visit our school a couple of weeks before this game lol

This just reminds me that even back in the day, any ravens game can be a nail biter! What joy it was to see RLewis, JLewis, Suggs, Reed, and Boulware

I love football so much, Jamal Lewis is a beast and so we’re those 2000s ravens team truly bone breaking defense! This is the best time to be a young football fan as almost every seemingly untouchable record is looking like their gonna be broken just so amazing.

Amazing comeback story that doesn't get talked about as much as it should. Pretty crazy to see the Ravens defense of this era give up 40 points in a game. Even more crazy seeing Anthony Wright of all quarterbacks play like Steve Young against a pretty good defense in the Seahawks.

What an INEXCUSABLE loss from the Seahawks here lol Holmgren probably lit that locker room up after.

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7:48 - "There's the sprinkler" 😂

This was back when Seattle REALLY had issues in East Coast games

I remember the Seahawks could not win on the road that year. Went undefeated at home however.

Is Hasselbeck a sneaky top 10 QB from the 2000s? I watched the Seahawks vs Browns video last week, and I started remembering how cold he was for like a 4 year stretch.

This is a classic game from 2003 with this matchup. Matt Hasselback and the Seahawks vs Anthony Wright and the Baltimore Ravens. I remember watching the Ravens defense giving up 41 points against the Seahawks. Anthony Wright went 20-37 for 319 yards with 4 touchdowns. Matt Hasselback also went 23-41 for 333 yards with 5 touchdowns. Jamal Lewis ran the ball 26 times for 117 yards.

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Woww 03 I remember this game ,🍿

In 2003 the Ravens had the OPOY in Jamal Lewis, DPOY in Ray Lewis and DROY with Terrell Suggs.

I expect this sundays matchup to be this close

I honestly can't believe I hadn't heard of this game before. Seems like a forgotten classic...

I was at this game. It was my first nfl/ravens game. I'll never forget. My dad kept trying to get me to leave because we were down and I kept telling him we were gonna come back and win. He couldn't believe it. What a great memory

This was a crazy game. I remember my older sisters telling me that they was having an emotional roller coaster reaction while watching this game live

This game had me livid. I was hollering at the TV 📺 so much that a friend of minds from NY was trying to convince me that it was plenty of time left, and to calm down. I wasn't having it!!! The Seattle receiver did the Ray Lewis dance. Then they kept turning on the sprinklers. Steady rising my blood pressure ,but i was smiling like a chess cat at the end. This was an all time classic that I'll never forget. WHAT AH GAME!!!!!!

Most infuriating Seahawks game I’ve ever watched, period. Remember it to this day.

God I miss Ray Lewis. His play was incredible, but it was his spirit that really effected how the team played.

9:06 mans knocked himself out

We can only hope sundays game is anything like this!

T-Sizzle's rookie year, as I was reminded on that QB strip and recovery.

That blocked punt for a TD by Ed Reed was a game changer!

😮 Seahawks were robbed of this game. That was NOT pass interference. PERIOD! The punt block ran for a touchdown, he was DOWN by contact! PERIOD! The penalty was a dead ball foul, and there should have been a 10 second runoff. My hats off to that reciever that pulled down 4 TD's. He was all over the field! And Ravens defense were very good.

Hopefully this upcoming game on Sunday will be something like this one back in ‘03. Btw, great comeback by my Ravens.

at one point this game made the NFL top 10 comebacks

Matt Hasselbeck-led Seattle offense was pretty good for like a good five years, the only achievement they’ve had was getting to Super Bowl XL in the most blatantly, awful officiated game

I miss this era of football from earlier 2000s there was so many Great teams in nfc but in afc there so many hof QB

9:06 damn he caught tht ball and dude got knocked out look at his body stiffing up when he hits the ground sheeeshh

This is the season Todd Heap was second team all-pro and went to the pro bowl. Pretty great tight end for the ravens to have in the 2000s

This one of them games you had to be there ti believe it..

The NFL throwback always puts up these games and they seem to play out the exact same way later on in future matchups we will see on Sunday if that's the case.

Lol NFL throwback came through......been asking for this game for a long ass time. And I'm a Steelers fan 🤣🤣

why wasnt there a runoff?

14:59 "The 4th and 28 game"

I am now convinced that NFL Throwbacks is officially a Pro Baltimore Ravens channel 🙌🏿 😂💜🖤🏆

I remember seeing something on NFL Network years ago where Anthont Wright's child was born either during or hours before or after the game.

WHAT A COMEBACK!

To think it was a 17-3 game at the half, the Ravens were down 17 with less than 7 minutes left, and they win by a score of 44-41 is simply wild to believe. Also, glad that forced-out rule was taken out of the league.

This is Ravens football. Stress-induced Ravens football. Always has been, always will be. Luv our Boyz! 💜🖤💜

Awesome video

@ 8:42 ray lewis came in like a missle 😂😂

Heath Evans was one hell of a Fullback

I was at this game. My dad and I had tickets upstairs next to some Seahawks fans who were the worst. Ravens fans started leaving the stadium with around 10 minutes left in the game. We moved down lower to escape the constant badgering. Man I wish we had stayed where we were sitting I would have loved to see the look on their face when stover hit the game winner in OT. Still one of the best games I've ever been to.

Good memories watching this game when my pops wad on bokum road the Anthony wright game when he was having his kid born the same day lol crazy

damn I love how physical NFL used to be. but are we really not gonna talk about how the game should never went into OT? the penalty was obviously before the snap, so there should have been a 10 second runoff ending the game.

6:45 Odell catch bfor Odell catch👀❤‍🔥

Wow. You chose a Ravens throwback that doesn't end in a humiliating loss, rare as they are? Do we owe you any money for this, NFL?

Not shown is Trent Dilfer had to come in for one play in overtime after Hasselback got hurt; he threw a deep incompletion

One thing that puzzles me is at the end of the game there was a false start with a running clock and there was no 10-second runoff. Did false starts trigger a runoff if the clock stops due to a penalty back in 2003?

Wow, that PI call on Trufant was weak. And no runoff on that last penalty was weird. Would have loved to have dean blandino in the studio to explain that away. So fun to watch how different football was back then.

Wow bad one to lose. The good thing this was 20 years 3 months ago

We want the ball and we’re gonna score 😂

Matt Stover vs Justin Tucker who wins????

What a joy to watch football when hits were allowed

As a Seahawk fan, this is tough to watch.

I miss when the OT rules were simple, now they today the NFL just wants the offense to score 50+ points a game

Glad they changed the force out rule..

The next time Baltimore plays Jacksonville I'd love to see Week 2 2000 game! That was an All-Time classic, Shannon Sharpe with the game winner also Baltimores first win ever against Jacksonville!

A day to remember for Anthony Wright.

A.Wright and Marcus Robison played college together.

What A Great Football 🏈 Game

Why was hasselbeck dropping back so far lol? But hasselbeck deserved a ring he truly was Brock purdy of early 2000s

So glad they took "force out" out of the league. Penalizing defenses for a great play.

I remember watching this one live. It was a horribly officiated game. Ref forgot to restart the game clock with about a minute left after a penalty. It should have allowed the Seahawks to snap the ball on the 4th down with about 5 seconds left, which probably would have ended the game. Ref was actually fined for it. Blatantly cost a team a win.

I really miss TACKLE football!

6:20 I’m so glad they changed that rule 🤮🤮

The sprinkler

As far as comebacks are concerned, this is one of the more improbable, considering the fact that the Seahawks were a playoff team that year and the Ravens finished below .500.

My dream matchup for Super Bowl 47 was Ravens vs Seahawks would've been amazing considering Seattle won the SB after the Ravens did

Was the first half offense called by Canada?

This was an unbelievable ass game. The ravens played horribly on offense and the defense did just enough to keep em in the game to mount a comeback. But if the new ot rules were in around during the 2003 season, ravens probably dont win this game and neither do the Seahawks. Probably would’ve ended in a tie…but the ravens had no business winning this game. What an embarrassing collapse by this Seahawks team.

Clock should have ran out before the emd of regulation kick

that push out rule is so stupid. thank god that’s not a rule anymore cause that shouldn’t have been a seahawk TD

9:01 Had to look this up but Reggie Tongue (#25 Seattle) got absolutely stiffened like a board trying to make this hit on the receiver. Yikes

The forceout was the stupidest rule in sports

Damn I was 3

I want to see the individual stats 😂

Moreeee ravens