I don't think you'll ever get a team like the 99 Rams: Decade-long losers, no-name QB, washed-out coach, played second-fiddle in their own city (Cardinals are the team in St. Louis), and still had the most improbable season in NFL history, outscoring the high-flying Vikings in a shootout, out-muscling the smash-mouth Buccaneers in a defensive stalemate, and out-enduring the tested Titans who had their own miraculous run: pulled off a miracle against the Bills, knocked off Peyton Manning in Indy, and beat the powerhouse Jaguars. I don't think you'll see anything like that team again, and I'm not even a Rams fan.
You're right. That team came out of nowhere. I didn't see them doing anything with trent green definitely nothing with Warner. I was amazed that entire season and I'm not a rams fan either
@@hitking683 not a Rams fan either, but I'm from St. Louis, and I was celebrating that my hometown was doing amazing things like they did. I can remember every minute of that run, even got a chance to go backstage to the celebration and met jackie joyner kersee(sp) lol
So true just look at the Packers we sucked in 2018 but we fired Mike and hired Matt and look at wat happens 2019 we win 13 rs games then beat Seattle at home in the playoffs very good season and I hope we do better this year
@@sylvestermutuku5654 as a rams fan the refs don’t like the rams (they blatant missed PIs in the super bowl on Brandin cooks) but they just straight up hate the saints and cuck them yearly
Exactly!!! It's too bad my teams coach is as stubborn as a mule and wants to stick with a 4-3 even though Wade Phillips reached out to offer his services to the silver n black 🙄
In my opinion 19th for them is way too low on this list, I mean they were just win away from reaching the Super Bowl. That miracle ‘06 season should at least be Top 10!
Jags woulda probably won the Superbowl dat year if Blake Bortles could make 1 drive.... Just 1... Fornette & Dat Sacksonville defense dominated the whole dayum game but Blake couldn't Score 1 more to put Brady away much like da Eagles successfully did wit Nick Foles
“Christian” the eagles would have blown them out like they did the Vikings the eagles defense would have shut down their offense and run game and the jags defense wouldn’t be able to stop their offense
Another thing that makes the '98 Falcons such a weird one year wonder is that they were 1-7 to start 1997 when something clicked and they won 6 of their last 8. Falcons did the same last year so I like that omen.
Miami Dolphins to me under Sparano in 08. The Wildcat may have had a short life, but that was a masterful job of coaching and still affects the league more then a decade later. We got 2 great RB's. We've got a strong zone scheme that keeps opposing defenses at bay just long enough to not figure out whats going on. More importantly, for the first time in years you had a team totally dedicated to forcing a defense to play 11 vs 11 instead of the traditional 11 vs 10. You look at any team that has consistently added RPO's or designed QB runs in the league nowadays, the league has had to adjust to playing that type of football. But back then, the thought of a Chad Pennington going for 5 YPC was absurd. The more you see the game develop in that way today, the more I found respect for what that man did with a team that ultimately had no direction.
@Hector Rodriguez Well, he really didn't have a great tenure in Miami. Hiring Sparano and signing Pennington were good moves (for one year anyway) . But in 2008 and 2009 other than Jake Long, Miami drafted horribly and Parcells bailed early (shock). Miami had the perfect storm in 2008. A last place schedule, Favre signing with the Jets, so they could get Pennington They would have had Josh McCown /Chad Henne as their QB if they didn't get Pennington. Brady went down for the season in the first quarter of the first week. Miami got some lucky bounces in 2008, as their expected W/L of 8-8 shows. Still, as a Miami fan, that season was a lot of fun and unexpected.
@@masonrudolphsbae6225 True. I was strictly talking about records, I think the 1975 had held the record for the best turnaround. 1975 Colts went from 2-12 to 10-4 and the playoffs.
For these kinds of situations I love the NFL. That a team has a maximum of 3-4 victories one year and the following year is in a position to compete at the top, is what makes this competition so incredible. I'm from Spain, Madrid, and here the only sport that matters is soccer, and the only two teams with real chances of winning the Spanish league every year are Real Madrid or FC Barcelona, which are the two clubs that have all the money with the salary capacity to sign the stars they want every year. This is a reality, which causes a maximum advantage over the rest of the teams that compete to the maximum to try to reach the top, but that finally never reach anything.
They spoke about the 2011 49ers but failed to mention that 3 of the 4 members of the secondary all got pro bowl nods as well: Carlos Rodgers in a career rebirth after being seen as a bust with Washington, Goldson had his best season, and Donate Whitner. While Brown did not make a pro-bowl, he went from a guy buried on the depth chart in 2010 to a starter and eventually got paid by the Raiders a couple years later as a true #1 for a while.
I thought this Texans team would go to the super bowl due to parallel with 2021 bengals 2021 bengals finished 4-11-1 in 2020 than won the division at 10-7 and went to super bowl
Dang, I was hoping the 01 Patriots would be on here. From 5-11 to 11-5 and Superbowl champs against the Greatest Show on Turf. Oh, they're at 8, the time stamp just isn't working or there.
2018 Chicago Bears should've been on here. Going from 5-11 to 12-4, being NFC North Champions and a playoff appearance. 9th best offense and number one defense.
If only this list included the AFL, my team might be on it instead of the opposite. The 1963 Oakland Raiders were the only pro football team to improve its record by nine victories under the 14-game schedule. And they did it with 1st year hc/gm Al Davis
There were so many teams left off this list: the 1989 cowboys, 2013 and 2017 saints, 2013 panthers, 2017 rams, 2000 ravens, 2011, 12, or even 13 Seahawks to name a few
9:44 One more note, Luck passed for 4,374 pass yards in his rookie year If Justin Herbert wouldve played week 1 against the Bengals instead of Tyrod Taylor he would officialy break this record. He was only 36 pass yarss away
No 2017 Rams?? Went from last in scoring offense the year before to FIRST, which I don't think has ever happened another time. Also went from 4-12 to 11-5 and won their division
Finally someone giving the 2019 Packers some credit. Every saying “Oh this isn’t a good team. They’re one of the worst 13-3 teams ever!” Both Aarons were amazing and the Smiths were awesome. I’m looking forward to this season. Ready for that second year offensive jump.
They were the worst 13-3 team tho because they were inconsistent and didn’t play a full 60 minute game. They need to do a lot more of that in 2020 in order to prove they are for real
Plus it helps when you have Aaron Rodgers as your QB bailing out your team and refs giving you bad calls in your favor. They were rightfully exposed by a better team in the playoffs
They were exposed? As what? A bad team? No. Inconsistent? Sure. But at their best, they were a good team. Not great, but good. And getting exposed in the playoffs? They beat a team that was one yard away from winning their division. They beat Russel Wilson at his best. I can say they were not the most talented team, not the most consistent or the most dominant. But they stuck together. And what was the old Bill Parcells’ saying? "You are what your record says you are!" And Tramon is quoting what everyone was saying about the team. He was saying “a lot of the people don’t like the way we’re winning. That were the worst 13-3 in the world.” He then said “we’re gonna continue doing what we’re doing.” “We’re confident in our guys and we’re gonna keep doing what we’re doing.” And everyone forgets this is the first year in a new system. Every QB has trouble going into a new system. When Favre went into the McCarthy system in 06, he played mediocre, then had a great year afterward. They’ll get better. As long as Aaron Rodgers is Green Bay’s QB, they’re gonna be contenders. And now he had something to prove. It’s like Bakhtiari said. “Aaron is about to be on fire.”
So the only four teams on this list to win the Super Bowl (Eagles, Patriots, 49ers, Rams) won their FIRST Super Bowl to cap off their spectacular turnaround. Cool!
Still makes little sense why Elway was a pro bowler 3:17. His numbers were abysmal. Would love to see a pro bowl surprise analysis though that seems mighty specific
2016 falcons added a bunch of older talent like dashon goldson and Dwight Freeney and mixing it with younger talent like devonta freeman and Deion jones
So, the 81 Bengals were worst in division the previous season and made the Super Bowl, the 88 Bengals were worst in division the previous season and made the Super Bowl, and the 2021 Bengals were worst in division the previous season and made the Super Bowl. What an odd coincidence
Another reverse turn around nobody talks about: 2015-2016 Panthers. The Panthers recorded a 15-1 season and finished with an overall 17-2 season. Then, in 2016 they completely fell apart, going 6-10 and miserably missing the playoffs. This 11 game fallout is one of the worst in NFL history
2021 Bengals are doing the unthinkable so far this season Last year: 4-11-1 4th in AFC NORTH This year after 7 weeks: 5-2 1st in AFC North including 2 division wins on the road That includes a 41-17 win AT BALTIMORE
@@andrewyanes179 Cincinnatti is an underdog city for sure The Bengals reached 3 SB's All of them by going thr hard way after a losing season the previews year
7:16 Did You Know Back In The Day In 1975, The Baltimore Colts Led By Their HC Ted Marchibroda Who Helped Produce “The Miracle On 33rd St.” (10-4) Had A Little Under The Radar Special Assistant By The Name Of Bill Belichick? The Guy Was Only 23 Years Old When He Got His Very 1st Head Coaching Gig In The NFL! You Know, The HC Who Would Go On To Win 6 Super Bowls With The New England Patriots? 🤩! 45 Years In Coaching! Imagine That!
i think the 2000 ravens should be on here. they’re fourth year in the league and their first time with a winning record results in their first super bowl win
But they were tough contenders at 8-8 in ‘99. They had the #2 ranked defense in the league; if I’m not mistaken. 2000 was just a finish product from the foundation of ‘99
I’m a die hard born and raised Philly Sports fan, it’s in my blood. And also this isn’t me ripping Montana BUT I’m so sick of seeing “The Catch”!! Bigger, Better and more impressive plays have been made. Give it a rest would you guys?!?!?
some honorable mentions 1991 Lions 12-4 after going 6-10 in 1990 2001 49ers 12-4 after going 6-10 in 2000 2000 Eagles 11-5 after going 5-11 in 1999 1970 49ers 10-3-1 after going 4-8-2 in 1969
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I like that they added a narrator to the video this time. It really enhanced the experience.
I was just gonna say that
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@@xzandergraves2413 nope
@@outty7049 Why not?
Who is commentating the video though? Same guy from the NFL Previews, but I don't know his name 🙈
Can you guys help me out?
On the flip side, what are some of the all-time first to worst seasons?
Good idea!
2019 patriots
Rip Rock Buck not at all!
MariosNum OneFan are u being sarcastic?
1998 49ers 12-4 then in 1999 49ers went 4-12
I don't think you'll ever get a team like the 99 Rams: Decade-long losers, no-name QB, washed-out coach, played second-fiddle in their own city (Cardinals are the team in St. Louis), and still had the most improbable season in NFL history, outscoring the high-flying Vikings in a shootout, out-muscling the smash-mouth Buccaneers in a defensive stalemate, and out-enduring the tested Titans who had their own miraculous run: pulled off a miracle against the Bills, knocked off Peyton Manning in Indy, and beat the powerhouse Jaguars. I don't think you'll see anything like that team again, and I'm not even a Rams fan.
You're right. That team came out of nowhere. I didn't see them doing anything with trent green definitely nothing with Warner. I was amazed that entire season and I'm not a rams fan either
@@hitking683 not a Rams fan either, but I'm from St. Louis, and I was celebrating that my hometown was doing amazing things like they did. I can remember every minute of that run, even got a chance to go backstage to the celebration and met jackie joyner kersee(sp) lol
The most unlikely Iconic Champion of All Time💯💯💯💯
Iowa grocer to MVP. winning on last play in SB... 4-12 then? Champs
Great all around
@Costa Zambaras
It helps to be a writer ;-)
Wade Phillips has always been a defensive genius, the Broncos Chargers Bills Cowboys Broncos again and rams have all thrived under him
So stupid that the rams got rid of him
Except the cowboys
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@@purplehurricane1294 Kinda hard to coach a team with the requirement to kiss the owner's butt bc of his ego.
@@taviuswhite1626 i agree, not his fault
This just shows how big an impact coaching can have on a team
and good players
I had forgotten just how small Aaron Jones is, gotta love the small man excelling in the land of monsters.
Yeah bruh. As a Rams fan we were garbage without McVay
So true just look at the Packers we sucked in 2018 but we fired Mike and hired Matt and look at wat happens 2019 we win 13 rs games then beat Seattle at home in the playoffs very good season and I hope we do better this year
Yep, Patriots Dynasty in NFL History,
Proves Your Right.
Lmao young Cris Collinsworth 😂😂😂😂 (6:25)
"Now here's a guy..."
He looked high asf 😂😂
He highhh af 😂😂
@@adfernandez628 I was like why tf is Dazed and Confused McConaughey in this NFL video lol
@@eggoslayer1001 underrated comment of this section 😆😆😆
Moral of the story: If you want a big time turnaround, you need to hire Wade Phillips as your defensive coordinator.
The Rams did and went all the way to the super bowl. Now if only they (and the refs) didnt rob the saints maybe they could have won
@@sylvestermutuku5654 as a rams fan the refs don’t like the rams (they blatant missed PIs in the super bowl on Brandin cooks) but they just straight up hate the saints and cuck them yearly
Exactly!!! It's too bad my teams coach is as stubborn as a mule and wants to stick with a 4-3 even though Wade Phillips reached out to offer his services to the silver n black 🙄
Sounds like the Lions oughta know who to call.
Just went back and looked at some of the 2005 saints highlights so weird seeing them play at LSU
In my opinion 19th for them is way too low on this list, I mean they were just win away from reaching the Super Bowl.
That miracle ‘06 season should at least be Top 10!
Didn’t anyone else realize it says top 10 team turnarounds when it’s really 25 😂😂
I’m not perfect!
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Lol I was thinking "this feels a little longer than it should."
I like how they gave Bruce Arians zero credit for the 2012 Colts turnaround
And then turned the 5-11 cardinals to 10-6.
0:15 Bears 2000 -> 2001 (5 to 13)
0:54 Chargers 2003 -> 2004 (4 to 12)
1:52 Packers 2018 -> 2019 ( 6 to 14)
2:45 Broncos 1990 -> 1991 (5 to 13)
3:45 Ravens 2007 -> 2008 (5 to 13)
4:33 49ers 2010 -> 2011 (6 to 14)
5:13 Saints 2005 -> 2006 (3 to 11)
6:11 Bengals 1980 -> 1981 (6 to 14)
7:16 Baltimore Colts 1974 -> 1975 (2 -> 10)
8:06 Patriots 1975 -> 1976 (3 -> 11)
Damn you didn’t finish 😭
Don't do that man. People scroll to debate...not to get spoiled. Your not doing a solid
that 2015 campaign by the Panthers feels so long ago 😔
And now Sam darnold you quarterback
We got Cam back. Time for a revival
@@Jdog2201 That didn't age well at all.
2016 Jags to 2017 Jags buttttttt then to the 2018 Jags bruh
Jags woulda probably won the Superbowl dat year if Blake Bortles could make 1 drive.... Just 1... Fornette & Dat Sacksonville defense dominated the whole dayum game but Blake couldn't Score 1 more to put Brady away much like da Eagles successfully did wit Nick Foles
“Sammy Blash” man stop it the jags wouldn’t have beaten the eagles in the super bowl that year the eagles would have blown them out
Semion Johnson actually they wouldn’t have 😂😂
Sammy B the jags got robbed.The Refs were all on the pats nuts
“Christian” the eagles would have blown them out like they did the Vikings the eagles defense would have shut down their offense and run game and the jags defense wouldn’t be able to stop their offense
Another thing that makes the '98 Falcons such a weird one year wonder is that they were 1-7 to start 1997 when something clicked and they won 6 of their last 8. Falcons did the same last year so I like that omen.
Miami Dolphins to me under Sparano in 08. The Wildcat may have had a short life, but that was a masterful job of coaching and still affects the league more then a decade later. We got 2 great RB's. We've got a strong zone scheme that keeps opposing defenses at bay just long enough to not figure out whats going on. More importantly, for the first time in years you had a team totally dedicated to forcing a defense to play 11 vs 11 instead of the traditional 11 vs 10. You look at any team that has consistently added RPO's or designed QB runs in the league nowadays, the league has had to adjust to playing that type of football. But back then, the thought of a Chad Pennington going for 5 YPC was absurd.
The more you see the game develop in that way today, the more I found respect for what that man did with a team that ultimately had no direction.
Dolphins of 2008 had the single best turnaround in history. Period...1-15 in 2007 to 11-5 and AFC East champs in 2008.
Then again the niners went from 4-12 to up 10 in the Super bowl
@Hector Rodriguez Well, he really didn't have a great tenure in Miami. Hiring Sparano and signing Pennington were good moves (for one year anyway) . But in 2008 and 2009 other than Jake Long, Miami drafted horribly and Parcells bailed early (shock).
Miami had the perfect storm in 2008. A last place schedule, Favre signing with the Jets, so they could get Pennington They would have had Josh McCown /Chad Henne as their QB if they didn't get Pennington. Brady went down for the season in the first quarter of the first week. Miami got some lucky bounces in 2008, as their expected W/L of 8-8 shows. Still, as a Miami fan, that season was a lot of fun and unexpected.
@@masonrudolphsbae6225 True. I was strictly talking about records, I think the 1975 had held the record for the best turnaround. 1975 Colts went from 2-12 to 10-4 and the playoffs.
Steve P even that is wrong, the niners won 9 more games compared to the colts 8
1999 Colts went from 3-13 the previous year to 13-3 and AFC champs. Of course Peyton had a lot to do with that.
Thank You!!! You make these dark times a little brighter! #NFLThrowback
2020 Bucs. 7-9 to the superbowl with the addition of Tom Brady.
The 2021 bengals went from 4-11-1, to 12-7 and are gonna go to the afc championship game
Update: afc champions. 13-7
For these kinds of situations I love the NFL.
That a team has a maximum of 3-4 victories one year and the following year is in a position to compete at the top, is what makes this competition so incredible.
I'm from Spain, Madrid, and here the only sport that matters is soccer, and the only two teams with real chances of winning the Spanish league every year are Real Madrid or FC Barcelona, which are the two clubs that have all the money with the salary capacity to sign the stars they want every year.
This is a reality, which causes a maximum advantage over the rest of the teams that compete to the maximum to try to reach the top, but that finally never reach anything.
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Yeah
I think the 16 to 17 rams could make this list. They went from 32nd in ppg, to 1st in points per game
2017 rams
2020 Browns
Everywhere Wade Phillips goes their D turns around... underrated DC in his entire career
As a Bengals fan it good to know that the 1981 and 1988 Bengals made it on the list 👍👍👍
Bengals finally get respect on something, defenetly both teams went to the super bowl so yes they deserve to be here
Ladies and gents the bengals have added their name to the list
Great Video
Shotty should have a ring man. He was a good coach. i hope hes not forgotten over time.
I love how you guys connect with the fans in the comments!
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@@xzandergraves2413why do you keep spreading ignorance? Jesus is dead and most likely didn't even exist.
They spoke about the 2011 49ers but failed to mention that 3 of the 4 members of the secondary all got pro bowl nods as well: Carlos Rodgers in a career rebirth after being seen as a bust with Washington, Goldson had his best season, and Donate Whitner. While Brown did not make a pro-bowl, he went from a guy buried on the depth chart in 2010 to a starter and eventually got paid by the Raiders a couple years later as a true #1 for a while.
Collinsworth was lit lmfao
Need an update one to include the 2023-24 Texans
I thought this Texans team would go to the super bowl due to parallel with 2021 bengals
2021 bengals finished 4-11-1 in 2020 than won the division at 10-7 and went to super bowl
The Lions will make this list...
Eventually.
@Parker Wdowiak It could happen. If the Browns can become a good team then literally anyone can become a good team.
2011 was also a turnaround season for the lions. Made the playoffs. But lost to the saints
Dang, I was hoping the 01 Patriots would be on here. From 5-11 to 11-5 and Superbowl champs against the Greatest Show on Turf.
Oh, they're at 8, the time stamp just isn't working or there.
2018 Chicago Bears should've been on here. Going from 5-11 to 12-4, being NFC North Champions and a playoff appearance. 9th best offense and number one defense.
And just like with the 2001 team it wound up being a one year fluke.
And also the 2017 rams
Please post more career highlights
If only this list included the AFL, my team might be on it instead of the opposite. The 1963 Oakland Raiders were the only pro football team to improve its record by nine victories under the 14-game schedule. And they did it with 1st year hc/gm Al Davis
“We’ve got Trent Green down, we’ve got Trent Green down” and the rest is history
Absolutely what a great video 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏✊✊✊ when Drew Brees went to NOLA , instantly what a turn around for the Saints
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@@xzandergraves2413And you keep doing it. Why do you keep saying this statement that is untrue?
This is amazing for background boise while doin hw lol
There were so many teams left off this list: the 1989 cowboys, 2013 and 2017 saints, 2013 panthers, 2017 rams, 2000 ravens, 2011, 12, or even 13 Seahawks to name a few
And 2016 Falcons
Jonathan Frimerman ehh not really. They did pretty well the previous season, even saying that due to a collapse
I gotta say... Wade Phillips is a heck of a corrdinator
Me: comes to this list hoping to see this year's titans
#1 on the list being the 1999 rams
Bruh you really played me like that
Lmao titans went 9-7 the last 4 seasons. 2 playoff wins is only 2 game improvement over last year.
jsnike91 tbf the Titans were playing with their backup(mariota) for half the season, otherwise they would’ve had a better record
9:44 One more note, Luck passed for 4,374 pass yards in his rookie year
If Justin Herbert wouldve played week 1 against the Bengals instead of Tyrod Taylor he would officialy break this record. He was only 36 pass yarss away
Man that Vernon Davis catch still hurts to this day.
Gotta add the bengals to this list now
1976 Patriots put up over 200 yards rushing a game...damn
6:24 how stoned is cris lmao
15:13 whats this song??
21:25 holy shit! That’s the HD copy of Super Bowl 34!!!!
Please upload the whole HD version of the game!!!!
Cant forget about my 2011 49ers. 13-3 with a furious defense. 😊😊😊😊😊
Two. Words. Kyle. Williams. 😭
@@richardgomes8112 booooo-urns!!!!
Add the 2020 Bucs to the list. 7-9 to the SuperBowl
I'm not saying I'm the greatest QB ever, but I was on the list twice. Looking for 3 this year.
No 2017 Rams?? Went from last in scoring offense the year before to FIRST, which I don't think has ever happened another time. Also went from 4-12 to 11-5 and won their division
4:41 Narrator f'ked up: JIM Harbaugh is the younger brother, not JOHN.
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Add the 2020 Browns and Buccaneers to this list.
Finally someone giving the 2019 Packers some credit. Every saying “Oh this isn’t a good team. They’re one of the worst 13-3 teams ever!”
Both Aarons were amazing and the Smiths were awesome. I’m looking forward to this season. Ready for that second year offensive jump.
They were the worst 13-3 team tho because they were inconsistent and didn’t play a full 60 minute game. They need to do a lot more of that in 2020 in order to prove they are for real
Plus it helps when you have Aaron Rodgers as your QB bailing out your team and refs giving you bad calls in your favor. They were rightfully exposed by a better team in the playoffs
Hell even Tramon Williams admitted they were the worst 13-3 team in the NFL:
www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/worst-13-3-team-in-the-world
They were exposed? As what? A bad team? No. Inconsistent? Sure. But at their best, they were a good team. Not great, but good. And getting exposed in the playoffs? They beat a team that was one yard away from winning their division. They beat Russel Wilson at his best.
I can say they were not the most talented team, not the most consistent or the most dominant. But they stuck together.
And what was the old Bill Parcells’ saying?
"You are what your record says you are!"
And Tramon is quoting what everyone was saying about the team. He was saying “a lot of the people don’t like the way we’re winning. That were the worst 13-3 in the world.”
He then said “we’re gonna continue doing what we’re doing.” “We’re confident in our guys and we’re gonna keep doing what we’re doing.”
And everyone forgets this is the first year in a new system. Every QB has trouble going into a new system.
When Favre went into the McCarthy system in 06, he played mediocre, then had a great year afterward.
They’ll get better. As long as Aaron Rodgers is Green Bay’s QB, they’re gonna be contenders.
And now he had something to prove.
It’s like Bakhtiari said. “Aaron is about to be on fire.”
Do top 25 1 season downfalls ever
Like the 2018 Steelers from 13-3 to just 8-7-1 and miss the playoffs
Can you guys do single season turnarounds. Ex: 2016 Packers
The Browns of this year did a great turnaround
The 2017 Eagles are number 9. Well played 👍. #BDN
Last years bengals would be somewhere on this list
So the only four teams on this list to win the Super Bowl (Eagles, Patriots, 49ers, Rams) won their FIRST Super Bowl to cap off their spectacular turnaround. Cool!
Still makes little sense why Elway was a pro bowler 3:17. His numbers were abysmal. Would love to see a pro bowl surprise analysis though that seems mighty specific
4:08 Good run game over 2000 yards from a player? That's their game plan this year
Going to have to redo this list with the 2021-22 bengals.
I wonder if after Peyton's rookie season he just decided he knew more than the OC and told him how they were going to play
this video really shows how good Wade Phillips really is!
You guys should upload highlights of the HD 16:9 broadcast version of Super Bowl XXXIV
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shout out to the shirtless guy in the stands of the freezer bowl lol
Wade Phillips appreciation video.
Cris Collingsworth was baked! Looked Dazed & Confused
Great list but surprised the 2017 Rams are not on this! Worst to first offense!
Bruh they finished 11-5 the year before 😂😂😂 you mean the 2019 niners
That was 2017 when McVay was first hired.
2016 falcons added a bunch of older talent like dashon goldson and Dwight Freeney and mixing it with younger talent like devonta freeman and Deion jones
After watching my broncos face the colts, im taking refuge in watching these
So, the 81 Bengals were worst in division the previous season and made the Super Bowl, the 88 Bengals were worst in division the previous season and made the Super Bowl, and the 2021 Bengals were worst in division the previous season and made the Super Bowl.
What an odd coincidence
Chris Collinsworth looked high out of his mind
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needs to add 2021 bengals
I now understand why the 1991 Denver Broncos get referenced in the season 1 finale of South Park.
#2 should’ve ended with 16 wins including that Súper bowl. Ugh. It still hurts
True
I can't believe Dallas flunked it against Green Bay AGAIN in the playoffs this is why I always hated Green Bay
Wade Philip’s a genius
2015 chiefs snubbed, started 1-5 ended 11-5 with another win in the playoffs and they didn’t even need an offseason to make a change
I agree
But also the 2018 Houston Texans got snubbed
From 4-12 in 2017 and 0-3 at the start of 2018 to 12-4 at the end of 2018
What about the 2011 Denver Broncos, they went 3 and 13 in 2010,and then went 8 and 8 in 2011 and beat Pittsburgh and 2011 was Tebow's best year.
RUN THE TABLE 📣📣
Everyone forgot the 2003 panthers
This was interesting.....................
the 2001 bears were probably the most fun team to watch. Dont forget the hail mary to go along with Mike Browns tds
Bears in 2001 and 2018 went from 5-11 to 13-3
Another reverse turn around nobody talks about: 2015-2016 Panthers. The Panthers recorded a 15-1 season and finished with an overall 17-2 season. Then, in 2016 they completely fell apart, going 6-10 and miserably missing the playoffs. This 11 game fallout is one of the worst in NFL history
2021 Bengals are doing the unthinkable so far this season
Last year: 4-11-1 4th in AFC NORTH
This year after 7 weeks: 5-2 1st in AFC North including 2 division wins on the road
That includes a 41-17 win AT BALTIMORE
And you were correct, 4-11-1 to the Super Bowl
@@andrewyanes179 usually those type of comments are premature. 90% they’re wrong. but he’s a steelers fan. deep down he knew
@@andrewyanes179 Cincinnatti is an underdog city for sure
The Bengals reached 3 SB's
All of them by going thr hard way after a losing season the previews year
@@sexbot1996 The Jags will do it in 2022 they got Doug Pederson who has experience
I CALLED IT IT HAPPEND OMG
7:16 Did You Know Back In The Day In 1975, The Baltimore Colts Led By Their HC Ted Marchibroda Who Helped Produce “The Miracle On 33rd St.” (10-4) Had A Little Under The Radar Special Assistant By The Name Of Bill Belichick? The Guy Was Only 23 Years Old When He Got His Very 1st Head Coaching Gig In The NFL! You Know, The HC Who Would Go On To Win 6 Super Bowls With The New England Patriots? 🤩! 45 Years In Coaching! Imagine That!
Glad to see my 49ers up here! Bang Bang Niner Gang!
Haven’t watched the video but Green Bay better be on here
1998 was the last time Atlanta had an amazing defense
i think the 2000 ravens should be on here. they’re fourth year in the league and their first time with a winning record results in their first super bowl win
But they were tough contenders at 8-8 in ‘99. They had the #2 ranked defense in the league; if I’m not mistaken. 2000 was just a finish product from the foundation of ‘99
I’m a die hard born and raised Philly Sports fan, it’s in my blood. And also this isn’t me ripping Montana BUT I’m so sick of seeing “The Catch”!! Bigger, Better and more impressive plays have been made. Give it a rest would you guys?!?!?
@1:30 = wasn't RYAN LEAF supposed at one point to be the next GREAT Chargers QB? Wasn't he a flop?
some honorable mentions
1991 Lions 12-4 after going 6-10 in 1990
2001 49ers 12-4 after going 6-10 in 2000
2000 Eagles 11-5 after going 5-11 in 1999
1970 49ers 10-3-1 after going 4-8-2 in 1969
6:27 sounds like Gardner minshew