I'll never forget Uche's stream when the news about Urban Meyer being hired as the Jags coach came out and he immediately knew the season was going to be awful and called it before the everyone else. Rip Uche, you helped us all learn so much about the game.
I got to watch the disaster that was Urban Meyer as a head coach when they visited Seattle. Urban yelled at assistants as the Jags got called for too many men on the field, then almost got called for it again the very next play because Urban was too busy screaming at his assistants to actually fix the problem. This was also the game that Seattle returned a Jags onside kick for a TD. What a massive dumpster fire to have gotten to witness live at my first NFL game
Hope you, Tree, and Uche know I’m watching your videos during these times. It’s been hard for everyone to react. Thank you for what you do. And may Uche Rest In Peace.
Five, you have so much of our respect for continuing to produce content after losing a friend, and the NFL having its scariest moment in recent memory. We would have understood if you wanted to take a break, and you're a phenomenally strong person to do this. Cheers, man, and prayers for Uche and Damar 🙏
@@FivePointsVids John 3:16 King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@Tre yes I actually was scared for his health, because unlike you I can actually felt empathy for him and his family. Heart attacks are not part of the game lmao, and even then it doesn’t matter. People being concerned for others lives doesn’t make them “pussies”. Go outside and touch some grass
RIP, he will be sorely missed here in the dumpster-fire community. Best wishes to Damar, hopefully he won't suffer too much brain damage from the ordeal.
Much love to Uche and Damar’s families. Hopefully Damar can make a speedy recovery. Rest in Peace big fella you will be remembered fondly and missed badly.
"Urban Meyer may not have been a coward", you sure man? Dude left Florida and Ohio State under major clouds and rather than acknowledge the controversy he created, he would just say he had health problems.
Can you imagine having a head coach that's such a disaster that you have to fire him before his first season? How embarrassing. Couldn't be my team, right guys... right?
🙏 for Uche and Damar Hamlin, and for their families and friends. As much as we may like to rag on each other on behalf of our respective teams, these individual loyalties mean nothing in the face of tragedy. Football is family.
I enjoy watching you guys every Tuesday, it’s just tragic that so many negative things happened in such a short time RIP Uche I’ll be rooting for the Jags for sure
I know you probably had this prepared already. Thank you for the video, though, since I needed something cheery after all this bad stuff. So sorry about your friend. Prayers for you, Tree, Uche's family, and of course Hamlin🙏🙏🙏✌️
Thinking of you and Steve today Adam, sending love to you both. I know words from a stranger on the internet won't help much but know that watching you guys and Uche has been the favourite part of my week.
The thing that never made sense to me is that Hackett was OC for Aaron Rodgers - but that doesn't mean anything, Rodgers has control over the line, and he's probably way smarter than Hackett is because he has to actually make the throws he calls. Hackett was better known as a mediocre OC in JACKSONVILLE, when the Blake Bortles-Leonard Fournette connection worked for one year (on the strength of its defense) despite two top-five picks. It stunned me to see his name pop up again and it was no surprise to see it fail.
Special mention should be made of Hank Bullough, who didn't make it through his first full season with Buffalo in 1986, but had taken over after game 4 the previous year. Bullough went a pitiful 4-17 in his parts-of-two-seasons stint. His successor, a guy named Marv Levy, was rather more successful.
Another list should be coaches who SHOULD have been let go during their first year. I honestly thought Matt Patricia was going to be fired before his first year, but he almost made it to 3!!!
@@kadeslasher8004 The world doesn’t have to stop rotating because someone got hurt. Why does a UA-camr stop posting because of something that has nothing to do with him…. You need to go outside and touch grass. You are an over emotional lunatic.
Someone else may have mentioned this already, but the coach pictured at 3:25 is long-time 49ers coach (and former player) Dick Nolan, who lasted significantly longer than one season.
That’s right. That photo was taken at Texas Stadium. The 49ers and Cowboys didn’t play in 78’. Also, by 78’ the walls were blue with stars in the middle. Those walls are blank. It was either the 71’ NFC Championship or Thanksgiving 1972. I believe the scoreboard says 24-10. If that’s the case it was 1972.
Honestly, I wasn't going to watch this video today ... but JG9's video made reference to someone on this list, so I took it as a sign that it's OK to do so. Also honestly ... I needed this! Greatly enjoyed this video!
I can't believe this is the first time I'd ever heard about the staggering ineptitude of that 1978 49ers team. Given that they were three years away from a Superbowl, it was almost like a preview to the 1989 Cowboys, and nobody ever shuts up about them going from 1-15 to three quick Superbowls. (Granted, it was sparked by the biggest trade/cautionary tale of all time, but still.) Pete's quote is just beautifully dry. I adore it. It's no John McKay quip, but it's something.
One amusing footnote about Holtz with the Jets is that he was resoundingly panned for trying to run the veer in the NFL. Fast forward to the present day and it's not only normal, but some teams constructed their whole offense around the same principles.
As a life long CHIEFS fan you'll never convince me Russell's washed up. Denver needs to offer that man a contract that locks him up till he's 45. (No regrets)
Meyer was so bad that he couldn't handle Aaron Hernandez and then he got replaced by the guy that passed on the 1-yard line at a Super Bowl, at the point fans started to paint their faces like clowns, including Uche, RIP, man
Lou Holtz said in an interview when he was coaching the Jets that he believed the Veer could work in the NFL. THE VEER 😄 Says it all about his tenure in the pros.
You know you have a bad coach when he sets a record for appearing on a You Tube segment outlining questionable decisions FOUR times in less than one year. PS great job on TDF remembering Uche.
At the 3:24 mark, that is a picture of former 49ers head coach Dick Nolan from the early 1970’s and not Pete McCuley. Around that time, McCuley was an assistant at Navy.
Seriously tho who thought Hackett was going to be a good hire? He’s got little experience other than college and a few years as an NFL coordinator. Very rarely does that work out.
I remember the day the Falcons hired Bobby Petrino and I was thinking this isn’t the best move for the Falcons and to this day all the falcons fan hate Bobby Petrino…….
I'll never forget Uche's stream when the news about Urban Meyer being hired as the Jags coach came out and he immediately knew the season was going to be awful and called it before the everyone else. Rip Uche, you helped us all learn so much about the game.
I think he was more worried about the GM being Trent Baalke (and, as we saw, he got that right too)
I got to watch the disaster that was Urban Meyer as a head coach when they visited Seattle. Urban yelled at assistants as the Jags got called for too many men on the field, then almost got called for it again the very next play because Urban was too busy screaming at his assistants to actually fix the problem. This was also the game that Seattle returned a Jags onside kick for a TD. What a massive dumpster fire to have gotten to witness live at my first NFL game
I saw Urban Meyer brought on as an analyst a couple months ago .
Only happened once
Meyer's tenure was a dumpster fire.
If it happens hopefully he gets a 2nd chance
Meyer shouldn't count. I think he was intentionally bad.
Jags also got a too many men penalty...then had to call a timeout to avoid another too many men penalty
Hope you, Tree, and Uche know I’m watching your videos during these times. It’s been hard for everyone to react. Thank you for what you do. And may Uche Rest In Peace.
Thanks Kyle
Five, you have so much of our respect for continuing to produce content after losing a friend, and the NFL having its scariest moment in recent memory. We would have understood if you wanted to take a break, and you're a phenomenally strong person to do this. Cheers, man, and prayers for Uche and Damar 🙏
Thanks I appreciate it. Uche 100% would want me to keep grinding. I’m grinding for him :)
I didn't know Uche died. RIP
@@FivePointsVids John 3:16
King James Version
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@Tre How? Watching someone collapse from a heart attack nearly die is a scary thing to watch. Shut tf up
@Tre yes I actually was scared for his health, because unlike you I can actually felt empathy for him and his family. Heart attacks are not part of the game lmao, and even then it doesn’t matter. People being concerned for others lives doesn’t make them “pussies”. Go outside and touch some grass
Prayers for Damar Hamlin and Uche Nwaneri’s family
RIP, he will be sorely missed here in the dumpster-fire community. Best wishes to Damar, hopefully he won't suffer too much brain damage from the ordeal.
@@KameSennin4209 damn bro
@@HawkCapooo luckily, it's a best case scenario, but 9 minutes is a long time to not have circulation to the brain.
Dayom..did not know about Uche. You know what they say..these things come in 3's.
Let's also take a moment to pray for Russell Wilson 😔🙏
Much love to Uche and Damar’s families. Hopefully Damar can make a speedy recovery. Rest in Peace big fella you will be remembered fondly and missed badly.
can’t imagine being a Broncos fan to that point having the firing of their head coach be considered a Christmas Miracle lmao
Lolol broncos fans think this will turn it around too 😂😂😂 but they still have Russ 😂
Broncos Country, Let's Ride
As a Bronco fan I don't have to imagine about seeing my team win multiple Super Bowls in my lifetime.
And hating their QB
@@evilamo that's a cope
"[Vick] left to become starting Quarterback of the Fort Leavenworth prison team"
Oh dear, that is unbelievably funny.
Urban “bumping and grinding” Meyer.
RIP Uche and prayers for Damar Hamlin
"Urban Meyer may not have been a coward", you sure man? Dude left Florida and Ohio State under major clouds and rather than acknowledge the controversy he created, he would just say he had health problems.
In his defense mental retardation is definitely a health problem
When your team get embarrassed on Nickelodeon you need to go
RIP uche
God rest Uche's soul, absolutely tragic what happened Friday
Can you imagine having a head coach that's such a disaster that you have to fire him before his first season? How embarrassing. Couldn't be my team, right guys... right?
What an indictment on him this season
Thanks for posting today. I know no one I’m the football community is really in the right state of mind to be posting today so thank you
Yeah this was a good video for me to get my mind off the whole situation for me.
As a lifelong Falcons fan, I'll always say F Bobby Petrino to this day!
The 2022 Denver Broncos are a modern copy of the 1977 Atlanta Falcons. A historically great defense paired with a historically bad offense.
'22 Broncos might be worse. The '77 Falcons actually finished at .500
Somewhere Cam Cameron is smiling and saying, at least I made it to the end of the season
And Freddie Kitchens
Ditto Rod Rust
@@chrisuncleahmad And David Culley
Tom Grossi with fake vampire teeth sounds like Jordan Peterson at 3:01
Love the references to Tom Grossi and Brandon Perna
I read in a book that Pete McCully kept the 49ers on Eastern time. So if he scheduled a meeting at 8:00 AM, the meeting was at 5:00 AM Pacific.
Prayers for Damar Hamlin 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
That impression of Lou Holtz that Ty Schmidt does is epic 🤣
Ty’s impressions are the best part or the show 😭
🙏 for Uche and Damar Hamlin, and for their families and friends. As much as we may like to rag on each other on behalf of our respective teams, these individual loyalties mean nothing in the face of tragedy. Football is family.
I enjoy watching you guys every Tuesday, it’s just tragic that so many negative things happened in such a short time RIP Uche I’ll be rooting for the Jags for sure
I know you probably had this prepared already. Thank you for the video, though, since I needed something cheery after all this bad stuff. So sorry about your friend. Prayers for you, Tree, Uche's family, and of course Hamlin🙏🙏🙏✌️
Lord be with Hamlin and Nwaneri's families today
Thinking of you and Steve today Adam, sending love to you both. I know words from a stranger on the internet won't help much but know that watching you guys and Uche has been the favourite part of my week.
All the flowers in the world to you man. Wishing you and the entire crew nothing but the best. We all stand with you 🙏🏻
Praying for Damar Hamlin ❤🙏
Your best historical list in years!
Prayers for Damar Hamlin
The thing that never made sense to me is that Hackett was OC for Aaron Rodgers - but that doesn't mean anything, Rodgers has control over the line, and he's probably way smarter than Hackett is because he has to actually make the throws he calls.
Hackett was better known as a mediocre OC in JACKSONVILLE, when the Blake Bortles-Leonard Fournette connection worked for one year (on the strength of its defense) despite two top-five picks. It stunned me to see his name pop up again and it was no surprise to see it fail.
Special mention should be made of Hank Bullough, who didn't make it through his first full season with Buffalo in 1986, but had taken over after game 4 the previous year. Bullough went a pitiful 4-17 in his parts-of-two-seasons stint. His successor, a guy named Marv Levy, was rather more successful.
Another list should be coaches who SHOULD have been let go during their first year. I honestly thought Matt Patricia was going to be fired before his first year, but he almost made it to 3!!!
First person I thought of was Urban Meyer
Thank you. I needed that.
My sincere condolences to you, and Tree, for the loss of Uche. I’ve seen a few of his vids and he was incredible.
Praying for Damar Hamlin
As soon as I saw Hackett do bad I was like: *OOH I GOT A FEELING THAT SOMEBODY HAS TO BE FIRED YOU ARE FREAKING OUTTA HERE*
I know loosing someone is hard. You didn’t have to upload today. Heal
Are you really that sensitive?
@@BeanieDoggerson Just say you have no friends so you can't process empathy.
@@BeanieDoggerson Are you really that insensitive?
@@kadeslasher8004 The world doesn’t have to stop rotating because someone got hurt. Why does a UA-camr stop posting because of something that has nothing to do with him…. You need to go outside and touch grass. You are an over emotional lunatic.
Tragedy happens. And it’s very unfortunate that it does. But life doesn’t stop.
And somehow Hugh Jackson got 2 years...
Heh, 5points said duties
Someone else may have mentioned this already, but the coach pictured at 3:25 is long-time 49ers coach (and former player) Dick Nolan, who lasted significantly longer than one season.
That’s right. That photo was taken at Texas Stadium. The 49ers and Cowboys didn’t play in 78’. Also, by 78’ the walls were blue with stars in the middle. Those walls are blank. It was either the 71’ NFC Championship or Thanksgiving 1972. I believe the scoreboard says 24-10. If that’s the case it was 1972.
With all due respect, Urban Meyer is the best kicker kicker of all time.
RIP Uche and as a Bills fan I hope Damar has a speedy recovery.
You didn't mention that Lou Holtz had the Jets make a college-style fight song for the team, "New York Jets Go Rolling Along".
It's the same song that NC State uses. The Caissons Go Rolling Along.
Anyone who has ever listened to a race called by the great Greg Woods knows what "penultimate" means.
Honestly, I wasn't going to watch this video today ... but JG9's video made reference to someone on this list, so I took it as a sign that it's OK to do so.
Also honestly ... I needed this! Greatly enjoyed this video!
3:01 I've never watched that Tomius clip 😂 it' packing time
Big Bunz
How are you feeling?
not good, but hanging in there. thanks :)
As a Denver fans Thank you 5 Points for the history lesson & Also Pray for Damar❤🙏🏾
SHATAHT to Ty Schmidt ! When I saw Lou, I was praying you'd put a clip in. Well played 🤣🤣
I can't believe this is the first time I'd ever heard about the staggering ineptitude of that 1978 49ers team. Given that they were three years away from a Superbowl, it was almost like a preview to the 1989 Cowboys, and nobody ever shuts up about them going from 1-15 to three quick Superbowls. (Granted, it was sparked by the biggest trade/cautionary tale of all time, but still.)
Pete's quote is just beautifully dry. I adore it. It's no John McKay quip, but it's something.
One amusing footnote about Holtz with the Jets is that he was resoundingly panned for trying to run the veer in the NFL. Fast forward to the present day and it's not only normal, but some teams constructed their whole offense around the same principles.
As a life long CHIEFS fan you'll never convince me Russell's washed up. Denver needs to offer that man a contract that locks him up till he's 45. (No regrets)
I met Lou Holtz at the Columbus airport. Nice dude. He flys southwest and doesn’t fly private. Really cool dude
As a broncos fan, I thought of only one man. Took zero seconds for this guy to bring up Can’t Hackett up.
Ty Schmidt as Lou Holtz is one of the best impressions I've ever seen lol
There's nothing better on a crappy winter night than a 5 points breakdown
🙏 for D Ham
I think many of us needed something lighthearted for a little bit today. 2023 is already deciding to be a major dick.
I love perna, but damn that cuts deep. Unless you're a hawks fan then it is schadenfreude at it best
The NFL: Getting the sack before your first offseason is exceedingly rare.
Chelsea and Watford: Across the pond we call this “Tuesday”.
I really want a Bunz jersey now. For unrelated reasons
Brandon Perna punching air right now
That Meyer coaching period just feels like a fever Dream and man has it aged terribly
The Vick Leavenworth joke made me spit out my Nut Thins. Adam. Bro, you remain the King.
3:30 when you want to fit in with your players, so you fashion your hair into a helmet.
Meyer was so bad that he couldn't handle Aaron Hernandez and then he got replaced by the guy that passed on the 1-yard line at a Super Bowl, at the point fans started to paint their faces like clowns, including Uche, RIP, man
It's incredible that of 5 coaches ever two of them just had historically awful tenures in these past two years.
I’m just here to see what he says about urban meyer 😂
In 1976, Holtz and the Jets only beat the Buccaneers and 2-12 Buffalo twice. One of the Bills 2 wins also came against Tampa Bay.
W thumbnail Dan Bunz was my middle school PE teacher
"We all owe him an apology"
Nah people who chronically listen to big sports media do.
Thank you for posting the video.
Nice dig at Brandon.
Lou Holtz said in an interview when he was coaching the Jets that he believed the Veer could work in the NFL. THE VEER 😄 Says it all about his tenure in the pros.
I knew from the title of this video that Urban Meyer would be on here lol.
You know you have a bad coach when he sets a record for appearing on a You Tube segment outlining questionable decisions FOUR times in less than one year. PS great job on TDF remembering Uche.
People who say they dont like Morbius are the same people who say they dont like Nickleback yet jam them when they are alone
Another great video
OMG!! I’m dying 😂 the expired juice 😂
RIP UCHE NWANERI 😢
I love all your little jokes. 😂
Doody.
I guess Nathaniel just couldn’t HACK-ET 🤡
Fly High Uche, hoping your playing in the big football game in the sky
Rest in Power Uche. Let's put our faith in medical science to help restore Damar to full health!
All of these videos are terrific! So it pains me to point out that that’s Dick Nolan at 3:25, not terrible Pete McCulley.
At the 3:24 mark, that is a picture of former 49ers head coach Dick Nolan from the early 1970’s and not Pete McCuley. Around that time, McCuley was an assistant at Navy.
Bobby Patrino better be on this list
Bill Belichek was so bad with the Jets he didn't even last one game. ;D
"I love watching Lou Holtz lose..." - FivePoints, anno 2016 (or so)
LOLing at the knife photoshopped into O.J. Simpson’s hand. Did not know he played for San Francisco.
There have also been some horrible coaches that actually completed a season. Cough* Cam Cameron *Cough!
The Veer offense that Holtz put in for Namath and his bad knees was a horrible idea.
Seriously tho who thought Hackett was going to be a good hire? He’s got little experience other than college and a few years as an NFL coordinator. Very rarely does that work out.
I remember the day the Falcons hired Bobby Petrino and I was thinking this isn’t the best move for the Falcons and to this day all the falcons fan hate Bobby Petrino…….
Honorable mention for Les Steckel.
Was not expecting a Fogo de Chão mention lol