Yea Fr. Recents bias makes it hard to recognized current greatness but that isn't even close. Like not even a single moment come half to this close as the other two Super Bowl runs were decently easy to get to and we haven't won anything greater than a championship yet
I finally made a discord server. In the next two weeks I'm going to be making a video using random people from my discord so I guess join the server if you want a chance to be in a video or just to have some fun. discord.gg/PFg3qAuw (also sorry for the transition at 17:49, had to cut out the river city relay for copyright reasons)
Bronco fan here who lived through all the years of misery leading up to super bowl 32. John elway's helicopter run was probably the greatest play in bronco history including the drive, but the greatest moment in bronco history was when John mobley broke up Brett favre's pass on 4th down and sealed the win which was very much in doubt a little later in the game
Note: It was backup Caleb Hanie who threw that INT to BJ Raji. Cutler had hurt his knee and was being sulky on the bench. Hanie may have thrown that pick six, but he actually injected some energy into the Bears offense. I think my most memorable moments as a Seattle fan was the 2014 NFC Championship game where Wilson played his worst football (until 2022) ever, with 4 Ints. Then with less than 4 minutes to go, he played his best football ever, culminating in that OT bomb to Jermaine Kearse to send them back to the superbowl. Probably used up all his good luck in those few minutes. (It should also be pointed out that while Wilson was awful for awhile, the defense kept them in the game and Marshawn Lynch was the one thing keeping the offense from imploding. Seattle just will never be the same with Mr. Beastquake)
The greatest moment in Buccaneers history was Ronde Barber's pick 6 interception of Donovan McNabb in the 2003 NFC Championship game. Before that play, I didn't think it was possible for a team like the Bucs could win the Super Bowl.
Honestly as a Browns fan it was definitely the 2020 playoff victory… I was 25 at the time, I was 12 the last time they had a real team! To see them not only make the playoffs but then to beat the hell out of Pittsburgh is the most satisfying thing I have ever seen, I had family members breaking down in tears because of that win. Also not gonna lie it was just really fun to watch the Pittsburgh fans have a complete meltdown.
There's no better moment in Bucs history than the Ronde Barber pick 6 at the end of the 2002 NFC Championship game. It doubles as both the Bucs best and Eagle's worst moment. That should have been on this list.
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Vonn Bell reminding everyone- especially Chiefs fans- that winning an overtime coin toss doesn't mean you've won the game. From his interception to Evan McPherson making his Super Bowl-clinching kick, January 30, 2022, was the best day in Cincinnati Bengals history. Oh, and the comeback from 18 points down that preceded it.
The Eagles also won the NFL Championship in 1948 and 1949...in fact they are only team to win consecutive titles via shutout. 1948: 7-0 vs Cardinals in a Philadelphia BLIZZARD, 1949: 14-0 vs Rams
I’d say for the colts the 1958 nfl Championship not only did that game start Johnny football mega star status and pave the way for quarterbacks of the future it cemented the colts as a great team and was responsible for the nfls profile taking a massive jump forward in 60s to be Americas game
You forgot one of the best Ravens Super Bowl headlines… Brothers, John & Jim Harbaugh facing off across the field in what we in Baltimore affectionately call “The Har-Bowl” ☺️
Gotta say, as a Bucs fan, the super bowl wins are nice. But Michael Spurlocks kick return in 07' might be the best. Finally breaking the curse was truly special.
Other greatest Rams moments: - Jack Youngblood playing with a broken leg in the Super Bowl vs the Steelers - Eric Dickerson setting the new all time rushing yard record in a single season by a back - Norm Van Brocklin passing for 554 yards, the all time record in a single game by a QB - Flipper Anderson's insane game winning TD catch in the 1990 Divisional Game vs Dallas in overtime - Warner's game winning TD pass to Isaac Bruce in Super Bowl XXXIV - Greg Zuerlein's game winning field goal in the 2018 NFC Championship Game, the longest game winning field goal in playoff history - Stafford to Kupp in the NFC Divisional after nearly blowing a 27-3 lead - Stafford to Kupp in the Super Bowl for the win - Terrell Lewis' game winning pick against the Niners in the NFC Championship Game - Donald's game sealing sack on Burrow in the Super Bowl And many more.
I've been a Cardinals fan since 1975 and this team's greatest moment is winning the 2008 NFC Championship Game, bar none. It would have been Larry Fitzgerald scoring the go ahead TD in the Super Bowl but the defense gave that game away. Fun Fact though. The last Cardinals game I ever saw in their home stadium was that game in 1998 to get into the playoffs.
Jaguars beating the Broncos in the 96 playoffs would be my favorite, that team went on to win back to back Superbowls and could've had 3 in a row if not for an expansion team, barely 2 years old, that everyone thought was absolutely outclassed. It's still one of the biggest upsets in the history of the NFL.
I love the vids!!! Friendly suggestion though, you should probably change the camera angle and make it higher…it kinda makes you seem like a tweenage snapchat girl. But again, I love your vids!! Keep it up!!
To be honest it was largely the pats defense that won games in 2001, with Brady only throwing 18 touchdowns and 12 interceptions, which are pretty modest numbers. Of course, I doubt they win the super bowl without Brady's magic horseshoe of luck around.
I’m a little biased because I was there to enjoy it, but the best moment in Cardinals history is the last second game winning touchdown from Josh McCown that knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs. They sucked that year but that one moment gave Cards fans a little bit of hope that they weren’t just the league’s punching bag
You are too young to pick the greatest moment in the NY Giants franchise history. The greatest moment in Giants history UNDOUBTLY was when the NOLA Saints drafted George Rogers #1 in 1981 giving the Giants the chance to draft LAWRENCE TAYLOR at #2. The franchise went from being a lousy team for 20 some odd years to a playoff team in one year. Followed by a decade of great, hard nose football and two Super Bowl wins. (Oh and having Bill Parcells coaching LT during that time didn't hurt the franchise either.)
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as a younger falcons fan, 20, I gotta say being at the 2017 nfc championship game, especially since it was the last game in the Georgia Dome was easily the high point of my time as a fan, that along with the first half of the super bowl
Falcons is easily nfc championship game. The aura there was different. The last game in the superdome would be the one to send them to the superbowl in an amazing performance against the packers
That was actually the 1994 AFC Championship game. FYI side note: The Chargers only won 2 games ever in 3 rivers stadium, 1: 1982 Wild Card/ 2: 1994 AFC Championship.
When I was a girl, football crazy because of my dad, yea the marine who played with Crazylegs Hirsch, I used my allowance to buy sports magazines. I had a collage of Joe Namath pictures on my wall. I hadn’t chosen a team yet, I just chose Joe Namath. Girl crush.
For the Lions I would have put their one playoff win in the last 60 years where they destroyed the Cowboys and Barry Sanders had that iconic run where one of the Cowboys defenders stood around like he forgot where he was lol
There were plenty of greatest Giants moments other just trading for Eli Manning. Like the Helmet Catch and the Bills missing the game-winning field goal in the Super Bowl
The greatest moment in Bucs history was the 2002 NFCCG vs the eagles when ronde barber got a pick six to not only ice the game and send us to a Super Bowl, but also shut down the eagles Veterans stadium as it was their final game in that stadium. Fuck Philly.
The Chicago Bears greatest moment was their 73-0 beating of the Washington Redskins in the 1940 NFL Championship Game!
Fitting that their greatest moment was almost 82 years ago
@@lrkcm373 it's a fact
It was a fun game to be at. Had a great time
@@tubfrog it’s true I was the football
@@garyromano7990 I was the goal post!
As a Bengals fan, the greatest moment of our franchise was the 21-3 comeback against Kansas City in the AFC Championship imo
Yea Fr. Recents bias makes it hard to recognized current greatness but that isn't even close. Like not even a single moment come half to this close as the other two Super Bowl runs were decently easy to get to and we haven't won anything greater than a championship yet
Aye whatup man
Same here, that was the first time seeing my team going to the big game.
Same
Absolutely, an iconic and awesome game to watch
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(also sorry for the transition at 17:49, had to cut out the river city relay for copyright reasons)
You were wrong about the eagles. 48 and 49 were also championship years.
Also, The Colts have the 1958 Nfl championship game. THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED, consider by most people.
Thanks man
Bronco fan here who lived through all the years of misery leading up to super bowl 32. John elway's helicopter run was probably the greatest play in bronco history including the drive, but the greatest moment in bronco history was when John mobley broke up Brett favre's pass on 4th down and sealed the win which was very much in doubt a little later in the game
This guy doesn’t blink
Note: It was backup Caleb Hanie who threw that INT to BJ Raji. Cutler had hurt his knee and was being sulky on the bench. Hanie may have thrown that pick six, but he actually injected some energy into the Bears offense.
I think my most memorable moments as a Seattle fan was the 2014 NFC Championship game where Wilson played his worst football (until 2022) ever, with 4 Ints. Then with less than 4 minutes to go, he played his best football ever, culminating in that OT bomb to Jermaine Kearse to send them back to the superbowl. Probably used up all his good luck in those few minutes.
(It should also be pointed out that while Wilson was awful for awhile, the defense kept them in the game and Marshawn Lynch was the one thing keeping the offense from imploding. Seattle just will never be the same with Mr. Beastquake)
I was thinking it was the 2013 NFC championship game. The Tip, Sherman's postgame rant, led to the ass whooping on Denver
@@cameronrairdon5489 oh, that's a good one too. Those two super bowl runs were special.
The greatest moment in Buccaneers history was Ronde Barber's pick 6 interception of Donovan McNabb in the 2003 NFC Championship game. Before that play, I didn't think it was possible for a team like the Bucs could win the Super Bowl.
Seeing the punt block during the Saints game still gets me emotional.
That whole game was epic.
I always tear up when I see it and I was only like a year old when it happened
Honestly as a Browns fan it was definitely the 2020 playoff victory… I was 25 at the time, I was 12 the last time they had a real team! To see them not only make the playoffs but then to beat the hell out of Pittsburgh is the most satisfying thing I have ever seen, I had family members breaking down in tears because of that win. Also not gonna lie it was just really fun to watch the Pittsburgh fans have a complete meltdown.
There's no better moment in Bucs history than the Ronde Barber pick 6 at the end of the 2002 NFC Championship game. It doubles as both the Bucs best and Eagle's worst moment. That should have been on this list.
Honestly LT breaking the single season TD record was a great moment for the Chargers.
Our choking surely is moment worthy though.
There's that and the Epic in Miami.
Thank you for not mentioning any Baltimore Colts memories in regards to Indianapolis. You’re a real one.
Sooner or later. If you keep up this amazing quality. You’ll have hundreds of thousands of subs. This Channel is amazing.
Love these vids bro. It’s like NFL throwback w more personality
Holy shot I made the comment to have a 32 teams greatest moments and the badasss delivers like it’s a gift from heaven I gotta like this video now and I’m happy I’m Subbed too
As a Bengals fan I’d say the greatest moment for us was the Germaine Pratt interception against the Raiders last year in the Wild Card
Vonn Bell reminding everyone- especially Chiefs fans- that winning an overtime coin toss doesn't mean you've won the game. From his interception to Evan McPherson making his Super Bowl-clinching kick, January 30, 2022, was the best day in Cincinnati Bengals history. Oh, and the comeback from 18 points down that preceded it.
The Eagles also won the NFL Championship in 1948 and 1949...in fact they are only team to win consecutive titles via shutout. 1948: 7-0 vs Cardinals in a Philadelphia BLIZZARD, 1949: 14-0 vs Rams
Minneapolis Miracle hands down.
It was the 8 year revenge game and it was so sweet to see Saints fans suffer like we had to in 2009
Came here to say the same thing! I was so salty, this is the first year since 2009 I’ve drafted saints players in fantasy football
11:28 Jim Zorn had a quarterback rating of 39.6. That’s the same as if he spiked the ball into the ground on every single play.
Lifelong Houstonian here. The new greatest moment for Houston is drafting CJ Stroud. Long live The Strouds.
God damn that was deep I got to write that down😂
Lions fan here. Yeah, new best moment is beating Matt Stafford in the wild card round to end our 30+ year drought of no post season success.
As a Patriots fan, my favorite moment is Malcolm Butler’s pick on the goal line
That Pick ended a 10 year championship drought, I remember going absolutely insane and my friend had to pay up right there, probably better than 28-3
7:57 it wasn’t Jay Cutler he got hurt earlier in the game so it was Caleb Hanie
I’d say for the colts the 1958 nfl
Championship not only did that game start Johnny football mega star status and pave the way for quarterbacks of the future it cemented the colts as a great team and was responsible for the nfls profile taking a massive jump forward in 60s to be Americas game
You forgot one of the best Ravens Super Bowl headlines… Brothers, John & Jim Harbaugh facing off across the field in what we in Baltimore affectionately call “The Har-Bowl” ☺️
Gotta say, as a Bucs fan, the super bowl wins are nice. But Michael Spurlocks kick return in 07' might be the best. Finally breaking the curse was truly special.
Other greatest Rams moments:
- Jack Youngblood playing with a broken leg in the Super Bowl vs the Steelers
- Eric Dickerson setting the new all time rushing yard record in a single season by a back
- Norm Van Brocklin passing for 554 yards, the all time record in a single game by a QB
- Flipper Anderson's insane game winning TD catch in the 1990 Divisional Game vs Dallas in overtime
- Warner's game winning TD pass to Isaac Bruce in Super Bowl XXXIV
- Greg Zuerlein's game winning field goal in the 2018 NFC Championship Game, the longest game winning field goal in playoff history
- Stafford to Kupp in the NFC Divisional after nearly blowing a 27-3 lead
- Stafford to Kupp in the Super Bowl for the win
- Terrell Lewis' game winning pick against the Niners in the NFC Championship Game
- Donald's game sealing sack on Burrow in the Super Bowl
And many more.
tubfrog be like "there's only one moment that stands above the rest for this team"
*says a trade*
I've been a Cardinals fan since 1975 and this team's greatest moment is winning the 2008 NFC Championship Game, bar none. It would have been Larry Fitzgerald scoring the go ahead TD in the Super Bowl but the defense gave that game away. Fun Fact though. The last Cardinals game I ever saw in their home stadium was that game in 1998 to get into the playoffs.
This channel is in my top 5, and not even 30k subs? Wild
What a fun, upbeat video. I’m looking forward to enjoying more of TubFrog’s Greatest Moments Ever!
Jaguars beating the Broncos in the 96 playoffs would be my favorite, that team went on to win back to back Superbowls and could've had 3 in a row if not for an expansion team, barely 2 years old, that everyone thought was absolutely outclassed. It's still one of the biggest upsets in the history of the NFL.
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I love the vids!!! Friendly suggestion though, you should probably change the camera angle and make it higher…it kinda makes you seem like a tweenage snapchat girl. But again, I love your vids!! Keep it up!!
Love these type of vids !!!
As a Vikings fan its Petersons 2000 yard rushing year after coming back from a turn ACL and coming 9 years short of the best rushing season.
For the chargers, felt like it should’ve been the 2pt conversion pass to Mike Williams at the Chiefs. But that’s just me
Another one you could've used for the Jaguars is the times we beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh twice in the same year. Which we did twice.
You could have put more details in the 49ers, like how many Super Bowl they won or how good Rice and Montana were together, but ok 👌
Haven’t watched yet but great video
Honestly as a Falcons fan, we’re gonna have to wait for our best moment ever.
🙌
I mean it’s the falcons you’ll be waiting for a while lol
To be honest it was largely the pats defense that won games in 2001, with Brady only throwing 18 touchdowns and 12 interceptions, which are pretty modest numbers. Of course, I doubt they win the super bowl without Brady's magic horseshoe of luck around.
*David Tyree’s helmet catch has left the chat*
Saints fan here just checkin this out. I am very happy you picked the Rebirth!
Please tell me I’m not the only one who tried to wipe my screen to get rid of the dot in the background
I’m a little biased because I was there to enjoy it, but the best moment in Cardinals history is the last second game winning touchdown from Josh McCown that knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs. They sucked that year but that one moment gave Cards fans a little bit of hope that they weren’t just the league’s punching bag
I suggested this in the most painful moment ever video
For the bills, it’s gotta be the comeback against the oilers
was just about to say that. biggest comeback in playoff history
Thats what i said
You are too young to pick the greatest moment in the NY Giants franchise history. The greatest moment in Giants history UNDOUBTLY was when the NOLA Saints drafted George Rogers #1 in 1981 giving the Giants the chance to draft LAWRENCE TAYLOR at #2. The franchise went from being a lousy team for 20 some odd years to a playoff team in one year. Followed by a decade of great, hard nose football and two Super Bowl wins. (Oh and having Bill Parcells coaching LT during that time didn't hurt the franchise either.)
8:00 smoken jay cutler was out of the game by halftime and it was a backup qb who throw the late game pick the seals the packers win.
My bad I just assumed it was him after checking the stats
@@tubfrog your channel is really entertaining. Just take a couple extra minutes to double check the facts and you'll be one of the best on youtube. Keep up the good work!
@@tubfrog all good I would of thought the same thing
6:15 damn, that was short lived.
the jets pain did indeed NOT go away
as a younger falcons fan, 20, I gotta say being at the 2017 nfc championship game, especially since it was the last game in the Georgia Dome was easily the high point of my time as a fan, that along with the first half of the super bowl
Falcons is easily nfc championship game. The aura there was different. The last game in the superdome would be the one to send them to the superbowl in an amazing performance against the packers
Caleb Hanie threw the pick 6 to BJ Raji in the 2011 NFC Championship
The best moment in Saints history was the pick by Porter to seal the Super Bowl win.
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I liked your picks for the greatest bills moments but I would also add the greatest comeback in NFL history and maybe the drafting of Josh Allen
That was actually the 1994 AFC Championship game. FYI side note: The Chargers only won 2 games ever in 3 rivers stadium, 1: 1982 Wild Card/ 2: 1994 AFC Championship.
* Lawrence Taylor* - "Am I a joke to you?"
You know your teams good when it gets 15 seconds of the video right at the end
I do love that BJ Rahi pick 6.
5:00 that o.j Simpson joke hit a little to hard
LMAO as a charger fan i think beating peyton in san diego in the playoffs in like 2007 might be the greatest moment... so far lol BOLT UP!!
As a Pats fan, I'm not going to say that you're wrong, but I would probably put Vinatieri's kick in 36 above it
Cutler didn't throw that pick six to Raji, put some 'spect on HOF Smokin' Jay's name
When I was a girl, football crazy because of my dad, yea the marine who played with Crazylegs Hirsch, I used my allowance to buy sports magazines. I had a collage of Joe Namath pictures on my wall. I hadn’t chosen a team yet, I just chose Joe Namath. Girl crush.
Nailed it for the Chiefs 😂
For the Lions I would have put their one playoff win in the last 60 years where they destroyed the Cowboys and Barry Sanders had that iconic run where one of the Cowboys defenders stood around like he forgot where he was lol
2:22🤣🤣🤣
Lions should be Stafford’s fake spike TD to beat the Cowboys
6:57 it was also the moment where Joe buck showed real emotion
I feel like the steelers best moment was that throw to Santonio Holmes to win the superbowl im probably bias tho
Washingtons best moment ever has to be them having 10 players on their defense for the first play to honor Sean Taylor after his passing
you did not do cowboys
YES
I can't tell if this is every team's best moment or a compilation of Saints moments that I cannot watch because they cause me extreme pain.
The cardinals in my opinion was when De’andre Hopkins caught and mossed 3 Buffaloes to win the game
Here before this video bangs
The Bills has to be the 1992 Wild Card game vs the Oilers.
He didn’t even mention the catch
Eagles won nfl championships in 1948 and 1949 making the 1960 championship their third. Research better.
Chill eagles fans, those were Mickey Mouse Titles anyways
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Lions has to the brief amount of time they had Barry Sanders and nothing else.
This guy,I like his videos, but the gets so many of the details wrong it makes it hard to watch sometimes
Jay cutler didn’t throw the INT to Rakishi. It was cheddar Bob. I mean Caleb Hanie.
'58 Championship game for the Colts.
There were plenty of greatest Giants moments other just trading for Eli Manning. Like the Helmet Catch and the Bills missing the game-winning field goal in the Super Bowl
word he cut us so short
Cowboys- Week 16 14-56
Chiefs 24-0 Comeback
Patriots 3-28 Super Bowl
Rams 2nd Super Bowl win
Eagles Super Bowl 52 win
Vikings 33-0 Comeback
Browns Rebirth in 2020
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2011 Texans Bengals Game, the Pick-6
Now the Vikings have 33-0 comback for best moments
As a cheifs fan it was this year’s revenge game vs bengals when mahomes got hit late
You can't even spell your team's name right.
@@jarlwhiterun7478 did i ask
Actually, Caleb Hanie threw that pick 6 to Raji, not Jay Cutler.
The Vikings greatest moment is the roof collapse forcing them to build a new stadium
As a cardinals fan, the best moment in our history was probably drafting Larry Fitzgerald.
The team has nothing to show for it's age as a franchise.
The greatest moment in Bucs history was the 2002 NFCCG vs the eagles when ronde barber got a pick six to not only ice the game and send us to a Super Bowl, but also shut down the eagles Veterans stadium as it was their final game in that stadium.
Fuck Philly.
2016 falcons was a top 7 offense of all time … taking 2016 over 98