Michael Vick on MNF against the Redskins in 2010 should be on here. 4 TD passes, 2 rushing TDs, 28 points in the 1st quarter, 35 on the first play of the 2nd, first play bomb TD to DeSean Jackson, etc.
Him winning that game really cemented his legacy and that season as a whole. One of the most complete seasons ever: Team had the best record, highest completion percentage ever at the time, led the league in TD's and passer rating, won MVP, and won the Super Bowl and Super Bowl MVP with the best single game performance of anyone to ever do it. Just what you could call almost as close to a "perfect" season individually.
@@Theel25 I think that if he threw for more than 325 yards, or whatever it is, it would've been remembered as a better performance. But that was a totally-90s West Coast Offense. Throwing for 300 yards, back then, was considered amazing, and seemingly, rarely happened.
@@socalzaps2848 Not many, but the thing is he really could've been a starter MUCH sooner if it weren't for Montana being there, he had already had good numbers in limited time as QB prior to 1991, and when he got hot, he was elite for the remainder of his career.
@@blisshyatt6350 yep. And the game that was on here where James Harrison went off, in that same game Ben threw 5 TDs in the first half. Not taking anything away from Deebo. He was a game wrecker.
How do they not have at least at honorable mention, Drew Brees 500+ passing yards and seven touchdown passes versus the Giants and also Alvin Kamara 6 rushing touchdowns versus the Vikings on Christmas Day
Exactly, or Big Ben throwing 6TDs, 522 Yards, 0 INTs in 2014 against the Colts, and then the next week he threw 340 yards, 6TDs, and 0INTs, the only QB to threw 12TDs in a 2 week period yet, Brady made the list and Both Ben and Brees didn't, I sense Favoritism on this list... Also Peyton Manning throwing 7TD in 2013 should be mentioned too...
I think it's because that that game was close until the end. AK's 6 td game is a good one though. I would've put Drew Brees's 29/30, 307 YDs, and 4 TD game. I'm still mad that he wasn't 30 for 30.
12:55 If Brady didn’t get pulled that game he would have set every single game passing record. Got pulled about 5 minutes into the 3rd if I remember correctly
You know what performance should've been on this list? Jimmy Smith vs. the Ravens in 2000. 15 Catches, 291 Yards, 3 TD's against the same Ravens team that only allowed 10.3 PPG all season.
Honorable mention to Norm Willey, who, in 1952, while playing for the Eagles in a game against the Giants, reportedly had 17 sacks Yes, you read that right. 17 sacks in one game
@@matthewspallina226I’m a Vikings fan, but that one goal line drive that they didn’t give him the ball up the middle and threw it to Slant Man instead made me so mad. At the point give him his 7th. (I may have had him on my fantasy team)
@@munchbanks He did. First QB (and to this day still the only QB) to throw for 6 TDs in back-to-back weeks. Non-sequitur: Big Ben also has the most 6+ TD games in NFL history, along with the most 500+ yard games in NFL history.
The first thing that came to mind when thinking about the greatest performance of all time was Sammy Baugh’s 4 TD, 4 Interceptions (on defense), and 80 yard punt performance in 1943.
Josh Allen vs the Patriots in the Wild Card is top 10 for me. The guy had more TD's than incompletions. 21/25 with 374 total yards, 5 touchdowns, no turnovers, in the playoffs, and the offense scored a touchdown literally every single possession. It was the perfect offensive game.
Allen would have broke the single game passing yards record against the Steelers too. If they didn’t respect Tomlin as much as they do and kept Allen in he would have thrown for over 600 yards for sure.
Rodgers with 6 TDs in the first HALF against the bears. He should've put his foot on their throats in the 2nd half and went for the record. So much fun.
I don’t know, everyone for the 49ers in Super Bowl 24 vs. the Broncos was on fire. Rice, Montana, Rathman, Craig… the score says 55 to 10 but it was honestly worse. What made it crazy was that Broncos team had the best statistical defense in the NFL that season.
You didn't watch that game. That was the singlehanded most dominant performance by any defender ever. I've never seen a defender singlehandedly win a game before, and probably never will again
The Adrian Peterson game was easily one of my all-time favorite non playoff games ever! First, I'm a lifetime Vikings fan and was so happy Adrian was as good in the pros as he was at Oklahoma. I also had him on my fantasy football that season and who wouldn't want a RB with 296 yards plus 3 touchdowns. Lastly, and maybe even my favorite part, my best friend is a lifetime Chargers fan. Anybody that's serious about friendship and football knows if you can only win one game all year, you want it to be against your best friend!!! Like Eric Cartman said, tears of sadness are the best tears!
As a young Saints fan I remember being in front the TV watching Flipper Anderson going for 329 against us.. Jim Everett (who ended up playing quarterback for us a couple of years later) was the quarterback for the Rams that day, unfortunately.
I still think Houston should have let him get the record. The same for Miami last year against Denver. There was 8 minutes left in that game. Reward your teams good work with the all-time record!
@paulweston8408 He would have had the record he hit Haywood Jeffires down the left sideline for a deep pass that was ruled incomplete. It was clearly a completion on the replay and after reviewing it, they didn't overturn it. Jack Pardee told Moon he was close to the record and Warren told him it's alright and he didn't go out to break it.
@@EricStuder89 my TV basically lived on NFL Network every day back in the early 2000's, it's why someone born in the 80's knows everything there possibly is to know about Hank Stram lol NFL Network and NFL Films were absolutely legendary..... RIP to the Sabol's, will never be the same without them
Big Ben 40/49 (81.6% completion) , 522 yards, and 6 TDs in 2014 against the Colts And then 6 TDs the next week against the Ravens. Why is he not on this list? Be honest with yourselves.
Maybe if Leslie Fraizer didn't play a prevent defense against a team with all three timeouts to make his efforts ultimately futile, I'd agree with you completely.
One of the best things about growing up in Chicago is being a fan and watching the likes of Sayers, Payton and Jordan play. These guys were dedicated, playing through injury and illness and it was amazing watching them do their thing. Cheers.....
A few things: I remember the game where DT had 7 sacks. He had Krieg in grasp for the 8th sack and Krieg slipped away and threw the game-winning TD. The Adrian Peterson game: I was at the NASCAR Race at Texas that day, sitting in traffic leaving the speedway, had ESPN Radio on in the car to get game updates, and they broke in with Peterson's monster day. And the Megatron game vs Dallas, the job I had at the time, the mgr was such a big Cowboys fan that he said it wasn't fair that Detroit won so bad, like they cheated. I said, not Dallas' fault they tried to triple-team him and still couldn't stop him
Adrian Peterson 296 Rushing Yards against the Chargers was in his Rookie Season in 2007 was his coming out party 1st Round 7th overall pick Oklahoma drafted by Minnesota and never looked back! 10:30
I thought Kellen Winslow in the 1981 AFC Divisional would get at least an honorable mention. That performance is what "leave everything you have on the field" means.
Haven’t watched yet, but John Riggins and Timmy Smith better be on here. Riggins broke the record for most rush yards EVER in a playoff run. He had 610 rush yards in 4 games. That 610 is STILL the record, and has stood for 41 years. He averaged 152.5 Rush yards PER GAME, had 4 TDs, carried the ball 136 TIMES in just the playoffs. Had 166 rush yards in the SB, WON SB MVP, and had arguably the most historic run in SB history. Where he TRUCKED Don McLean on 4th and inches for a 43 yard TD to give the Skins their 1st lead in the SB in the 4th quarter. Timmy Smith set the STILL Super Bowl record with 204 rush yards in the 1988 SB. To put this in the proper context, that record has now stood for 35 YEARS, he is still the ONLY 200 yard rusher in a SB. Since he set the record, nobody has even came within 46 YARDS of his 204. TD had 157 in 1998, nobody else has came within 68 yards since. What makes it more impressive? Timmy Smith was a no-name one hit wonder that would be out of the league completely a year later.
Walter Payton the day after he rushed for 275 yards against Minnesota then went to some random barbershop in Chicago to get his haircut. The barber there Eddie got the picture to prove it!
with multiple guys throwing 4500-5000+ almost every single season these days, it's absolutely wild that a passing record set in an era where 2000 passing yards was a big deal is still standing today
As a Tar-Heels fan the Lawrence Taylor had a huge big time game vs Lions with 1 Sack a FF and a 97 yards INT for a Touchdown in a huge win Giants 13 Lions 3 6:48
Another honorable mention at worst should be Joe Montana's 1989 game against the Eagles. On the road against a great defense, hideous pass protection on that nasty Astroturf, and Joe is able to overcome the odds leading the 49ers on a magic comeback. Despite eating 8 sacks, Joe had 428 yards on 34 attempts, 5 TDS, and 4 in the 4th quarter alone.
I'm glad the OGs get some love... I was raised in the 80s and I am still fascinated by some of the legends of football that sometimes even the modern day players can't touch! Because the game has changed so much, it's easy to break certain records now...
I saw 5 of those moments happening and never really thought about how they would affect the history of the NFL years later at the time; I even saw some of the honorable mentions, and it was strange not seeing Barry Sanders on either list
Absolutely criminal that Corey Dillon's 278 rushing yards in 2000 against the Broncos didn't even make honorable mentions considering that was the single game rushing record for a while.
It only stood for 2 more seasons. Jamal Lewis ran for 295 against the Browns in 2003. Then AP broke that with 296 in 2007. So the fact that I happened 3x in 7 years means its not nearly as rare as you think.
Let’s all remember Nick Foles against the Raiders in 2013. 7 total touchdowns and he did it in two and a half quarters! Only 6 incompletions and 28 throws, which means one out of four throws was a score. That is the absolute most dominate performance you are going to see hands down.
Many of us diehard football fans will also never forget about the Bears drubbing the Redskins 73-0 in the 1940 NFL Championship Game in arguably the most dominant performance in the pre Super Bowl era in the same category as the most throttling and lopsided game in NFL history!
This voice.14:40 As a kid I didn't care for football too much but I loved watching 'This Week in The NFL' because of the voice on this guy make it seem like the most important sport in the world.
But why would the Van Brocklin game just be an Honourable Mention? He threw for 554 yards and 6 touchdowns in 1951 and that isn't one of the top 10 most dominant performances in NFL history?!?!?!
So Brady makes the list with one game with 380 yards and 6 TDs yet Ben Roethlisberger doesn't make the List when he threw 522 yards, 6TDs, 0 INTs vs the Colts in 2014, than the NEXT WEEK throws 340 yards, 6 TDs, and 0 INTs against the Ravens? Only QB to throw 12TDs in a 2 week period. Ben has to be on this list.
Bro brady had plenty of jaw dropping performances like that this isn’t the only one you just upset ben didn’t make the list this is your third time commenting this lol we get it he didn’t make the list
I'm so glad Harrison DESTROYING the Baltimore Ratbirds is on here. Never seen such a dominant performance. Also, Ben Roethlisberger's perfect QB rating, 522 yard and 6TD game vs the Colts should be on the list.
Willie Anderson had 15 catches for 336 yards. Norm Van Brocklin threw the ball for 554 yards in a single game, which the record still stands today. Walter Payton ran the ball for 275 yards against the Vikings in a single game, so the record has since been broken. Adrian Peterson ran the ball for 296 yards against the Chargers, so he has broken the record since.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
no matter what Adrian Peterson did on a football field, nothing will ever top the performance he had on his 5 year old son... leaving a young child's groin bruised and bludgeoned after beating him with a stick for spilling milk on the carpet father of the year stuff right there
As an Eagles fan I really wanted to see Cunningham and Moss win it all that year with Vikings. That connection was beautiful. 15-1 then lost in Championship by missed FG 🤦🏻♂️ Vikings are cursed
Robert Griffith miss a couple of ints for the Vikings as well as tackles.. yes Andersen missed the kick but Griffith making plays could've won them the game. Go watch the 2nd half and you'll see
As a lifelong Seahawks fan, I watched the Thomas record KC game live. Despite that individual effort, Krieg got out of the 8th sack to throw a game-winning last second TD.
And Brett's performance against Oakland should be on the list, not an honorable mention. Brett had over 300 yds and 4 TDs in the 1st Half. The night after his dad died ... Unreal
I was living in South Louisiana and a huge Saints fan when Flipper Anderson set the record for most receiving yards in a game. That you think that was an honorable mention is ridiculous. I hated watching it, but it was spectacular, and deserved more than an honorable mention.
24/35 331 yards 3 TDs 5 rushes 59 yards ans 1 TD. To win a superbowl and superbowl MVP. Against one of the best offensives of all time. How does 1984 Joe Montana not make this list?
I think the most impressive on this list is Tarkenton’s 554 yards in an era when they just didn’t throw the ball like that. That record survived the 80’s, the 90’s, the 00’s and beyond. Montana, Marino, Young, Favre, Peyton Manning, Roethlisberger, Stafford, Rodgers, Brady, Maholmes and others in the era of just throw the damned thing have yet to better that record.
I remember the game against the Titans and NE the NE players saw the Titans players wore the wrong cleats for the weather in pre game and knew they weren't going to be able to keep up even in that weather. That's how much the details matter in this league.
How is Derrick Thomas "Honorable Mention"? How... 7 Sacks in one Game, and it absolutely SHOULD have been 8 (An uncalled Holding Penalty late in the 3rd quarter prevented his 8th sack!) This is ridiculous. He should be on this list
I remember Adrian Peterson from his days at Oklahoma, OSU, or Texas Tech…one of those college powerhouses that shits offense everywhere…lol he was a great RB!
Michael Vick on MNF against the Redskins in 2010 should be on here. 4 TD passes, 2 rushing TDs, 28 points in the 1st quarter, 35 on the first play of the 2nd, first play bomb TD to DeSean Jackson, etc.
Thank you. That's what I'm saying
Correct
That was a movie in real life
First time I saw Vick. Was blown away
Butt
Young's SB 29 performance doesn't get enough credit. 6 TDs, no turnovers, and lead both teams in individual rushing yards. Not bad.
Him winning that game really cemented his legacy and that season as a whole. One of the most complete seasons ever: Team had the best record, highest completion percentage ever at the time, led the league in TD's and passer rating, won MVP, and won the Super Bowl and Super Bowl MVP with the best single game performance of anyone to ever do it. Just what you could call almost as close to a "perfect" season individually.
@@Theel25 I think that if he threw for more than 325 yards, or whatever it is, it would've been remembered as a better performance. But that was a totally-90s West Coast Offense. Throwing for 300 yards, back then, was considered amazing, and seemingly, rarely happened.
How many HOF QBs had their first strong season at the age of 31
@@socalzaps2848 Not many, but the thing is he really could've been a starter MUCH sooner if it weren't for Montana being there, he had already had good numbers in limited time as QB prior to 1991, and when he got hot, he was elite for the remainder of his career.
@@socalzaps2848”first” strong season? He was MVP 2 year prior in 1992
2014, Big Ben threw fort 522 and 6 TDs. He threw for almost 400 and 6 TDs the next week too.
I knew that wouldn't be on here before I even clicked on it. Should be
@@blisshyatt6350 yep. And the game that was on here where James Harrison went off, in that same game Ben threw 5 TDs in the first half. Not taking anything away from Deebo. He was a game wrecker.
Yea it should i bs his was better then a few of these cause the defenses they were against
Obviously it wasn’t good enough lol
It's not on here because he's a rapist. Duh.
How do they not have at least at honorable mention, Drew Brees 500+ passing yards and seven touchdown passes versus the Giants and also Alvin Kamara 6 rushing touchdowns versus the Vikings on Christmas Day
Exactly, or Big Ben throwing 6TDs, 522 Yards, 0 INTs in 2014 against the Colts, and then the next week he threw 340 yards, 6TDs, and 0INTs, the only QB to threw 12TDs in a 2 week period yet, Brady made the list and Both Ben and Brees didn't, I sense Favoritism on this list...
Also Peyton Manning throwing 7TD in 2013 should be mentioned too...
@@Joel-mb9lxrelax it’s a top 10 list a lot of games didn’t make the list that could’ve 😂
Nick Foles threw 7 TDs as well for 406 no INT vs the Raiders. They are tied for the NFL record l would think it would be mentioned
@@kingjames361 yeah but Tom Brady’s game shouldn’t have been on there
I think it's because that that game was close until the end. AK's 6 td game is a good one though. I would've put Drew Brees's 29/30, 307 YDs, and 4 TD game. I'm still mad that he wasn't 30 for 30.
12:55 If Brady didn’t get pulled that game he would have set every single game passing record. Got pulled about 5 minutes into the 3rd if I remember correctly
Yep
Game was over, they weren't about personal accolades. It's a shame he didn't break everything but that's part of why they won so much.
Randy Moss Thanksgiving against the Cowboys is too iconic
Can't believe they wanted T.O. and not Rookie Randy
Crazy that Brian Billick was the OC for Minnesota Randy's rookie season
Any team that beats the Dallas Cowboys is a team that I like.
You know what performance should've been on this list? Jimmy Smith vs. the Ravens in 2000. 15 Catches, 291 Yards, 3 TD's against the same Ravens team that only allowed 10.3 PPG all season.
Also Jamar chase 266 yards 3 tds vs chiefs
@@Brickwilliams The Chiefs Defense was buns that year
@ what the fuck are you talking about, they didn’t allow 30 one time, they allowed 17 ppg.
Jimmy Smith's 15 catches, 291 yards, 3 TDs against the Ravens defense - one of the greatest defenses ever
who won the game?
@@Vensby90 The Ravens. And?
@@drayiii980 I think they point is that you can't be "dominant" and lose. That goes against the definition of the word.
@@user-f5xt2op9t So Megatron didn’t dominate the Cowboys if Stafford hadn’t leapt over the goal line?
@@drayiii980 Don't make hypotheticals. Football is Win, Lose or tie. They lost, so no Domination. Plain and simple. Get over it.
Honorable mention to Norm Willey, who, in 1952, while playing for the Eagles in a game against the Giants, reportedly had 17 sacks
Yes, you read that right. 17 sacks in one game
That Gale Sayers performance will never be matched…I mean come on, SIX tuddies !!
@@johnthecrouton Alvin Kamara did the same thing against the Vikings on Christmas in 2020
@@matthewspallina226yep, Kamara won me my fantasy league that day too!
@@matthewspallina226I’m a Vikings fan, but that one goal line drive that they didn’t give him the ball up the middle and threw it to Slant Man instead made me so mad. At the point give him his 7th. (I may have had him on my fantasy team)
@@16bitSteven same 😂😂😂😂😂
Ernie Nevers should be number 1. He was the whole offense. 6 tds and 4 xp's 😆. That's number 1 imo
Big Ben 2014 vs Colts. 40/49, 522 yds, and 6 TDs. And goes 6 TDs again the next week.
This 100% should have been on the list. One of the best QB games of all time (and then he threw another 6 TDs vs the Ravens the very next week)
Ben had 500 yards and 6 tds, 6 tds in back to back weeks him not even a honourable mention is nasty work
They said records he didn’t break any records
@@munchbanks He did. First QB (and to this day still the only QB) to throw for 6 TDs in back-to-back weeks.
Non-sequitur: Big Ben also has the most 6+ TD games in NFL history, along with the most 500+ yard games in NFL history.
The first thing that came to mind when thinking about the greatest performance of all time was Sammy Baugh’s 4 TD, 4 Interceptions (on defense), and 80 yard punt performance in 1943.
That's actually insane
Sammy was legend, I truly believe he’s one of the old school players that can play in todays league
Thats crazy bro, thats like some insane quarterback high school stat line.
all i heard after that was sam elliot saying something to the extent of 'when men were men...' 😂
Nobody remembers that far back but that is impressive. Baugh might have been the greatest 3 way player of alltime- QB, DB, and punter ( all-pro )
Josh Allen vs the Patriots in the Wild Card is top 10 for me. The guy had more TD's than incompletions. 21/25 with 374 total yards, 5 touchdowns, no turnovers, in the playoffs, and the offense scored a touchdown literally every single possession. It was the perfect offensive game.
Allen would have broke the single game passing yards record against the Steelers too. If they didn’t respect Tomlin as much as they do and kept Allen in he would have thrown for over 600 yards for sure.
That was a rematch of the game the patriots won by running the ball
Rodgers with 6 TDs in the first HALF against the bears. He should've put his foot on their throats in the 2nd half and went for the record. So much fun.
Thats against the Bears. That counts as about half the actual stats
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Steve Young should be #1. 6 TDs in 1994 in the Super Bowl is unreal.
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I can't disagree :D
I don’t know, everyone for the 49ers in Super Bowl 24 vs. the Broncos was on fire. Rice, Montana, Rathman, Craig… the score says 55 to 10 but it was honestly worse. What made it crazy was that Broncos team had the best statistical defense in the NFL that season.
Jerry Rice also went berserk in dat game. All 3 of his SB perfomances with the Niners were nonpareil as a WR.
Ben Roethlisberger 6tds 522yds 7 incompletions vs the colts in 2014 was the greatest performance by a QB, I ever saw in a game.
Facts!!! And Both Peyton Mannings 7TD game in 2013 and Brees 7TD in 2015 (I believe it was 2015) is not on here.
The only QB my opinion to beat Rodgers slaughter of the bears since Rodgers did not get to play the whole game. Then Peyton, and Brees in the order.
@@SidandGeno-k6k and, Ben threw 340 Yards, 6TDs and 0INTs the very NEXT WEEK!!!
Big Ben is a top 6 qb of all time
@ncaa12cfb92 He's definitely top 10. Top 5 would be pushing it imo.
Can't help but think Earl Campbell's rookie year drubbing of Miami on MNF in 1978 should be on here somewhere...
lol dont forget bob griese 6 td passes against the cards on thanksgiving day 77!
Yep. That was all time greatness on Monday night.
@@jonncockrell3606 as a sports historian i watched that game! miami was my team! we couldnt stop him! to bad he never won a super bowl!
#7 should not be on this list over Norm's 554 or Thomas' 6 sack game. Not even close.
You didn't watch that game. That was the singlehanded most dominant performance by any defender ever. I've never seen a defender singlehandedly win a game before, and probably never will again
Derrick Thomas had 7 SACKS. NOT 6. At the same time. DON'T DISCREDIT LT. GREATEST DEFENSIVE JUGGERNAUT EVER.
Most dominant performances? Disgrace that DT's 7 sack game is only HM. He was absolutely dominant that game.
The Adrian Peterson game was easily one of my all-time favorite non playoff games ever!
First, I'm a lifetime Vikings fan and was so happy Adrian was as good in the pros as he was at Oklahoma. I also had him on my fantasy football that season and who wouldn't want a RB with 296 yards plus 3 touchdowns. Lastly, and maybe even my favorite part, my best friend is a lifetime Chargers fan. Anybody that's serious about friendship and football knows if you can only win one game all year, you want it to be against your best friend!!!
Like Eric Cartman said, tears of sadness are the best tears!
Peyton Manning’s 7 TD game vs the Ravens
I had him on my bench in fantasy that game and ended up with a fantasy curse ever since!
Big Ben's back-to-back 6 touchdown games?
As a young Saints fan I remember being in front the TV watching Flipper Anderson going for 329 against us.. Jim Everett (who ended up playing quarterback for us a couple of years later) was the quarterback for the Rams that day, unfortunately.
December 16th 1990 Warren Moon passed for 527 yards in Kansas City as the Houston Oilers defeated the Chiefs 27 to 10.
I still think Houston should have let him get the record. The same for Miami last year against Denver. There was 8 minutes left in that game. Reward your teams good work with the all-time record!
@paulweston8408 He would have had the record he hit Haywood Jeffires down the left sideline for a deep pass that was ruled incomplete. It was clearly a completion on the replay and after reviewing it, they didn't overturn it. Jack Pardee told Moon he was close to the record and Warren told him it's alright and he didn't go out to break it.
Sid luckman was the first qb to pass for 400 yards in a single game, and in that game, he threw 7 tds, which has never been topped
Nick Foles, 2013 against the Raiders. 22/28 406 yds 7TD NO INTs!! Cmon, have so w respect
Nick Foles is the best back up quarterback won a SB as a back up
These are so damn good, it reminds me of the nfl films top 10's
I miss watching those on NFL Network
@@EricStuder89 my TV basically lived on NFL Network every day back in the early 2000's, it's why someone born in the 80's knows everything there possibly is to know about Hank Stram lol
NFL Network and NFL Films were absolutely legendary..... RIP to the Sabol's, will never be the same without them
@@mattcarberry368 yeah I agree. My brothers & I would always have those on so much throughout our summer breaks from school in the 2000s. Good times
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Big Ben 40/49 (81.6% completion) , 522 yards, and 6 TDs in 2014 against the Colts
And then 6 TDs the next week against the Ravens.
Why is he not on this list? Be honest with yourselves.
8 rec 201 yards and 4 TDs for Gabe Davis against KC is a good honorable mention as well
One of the worst days of my life. I coulda used a blue eyes and a soft drink of choice from Roy after that debacle.
@@axe2grind244 as long as you don’t disrespect the pizza parlor you are welcome, my friend
Maybe if Leslie Fraizer didn't play a prevent defense against a team with all three timeouts to make his efforts ultimately futile, I'd agree with you completely.
What ended up being the result of that game again? 😏
One of the best things about growing up in Chicago is being a fan and watching the likes of Sayers, Payton and Jordan play. These guys were dedicated, playing through injury and illness and it was amazing watching them do their thing. Cheers.....
As a Steelers fan, Emmitt's performance against the Giants was wild! Ran the football with a dislocated shoulder!
Sammy Baugh with 4 offensive TDs and 4 defensive INTs is bonkers!
I say this as an Eagles fan, but Tom Brady had a hell of a game in Super Bowl 52. 505 yds and 3 TDs in the biggest game is nothing to sneeze at.
A few things: I remember the game where DT had 7 sacks. He had Krieg in grasp for the 8th sack and Krieg slipped away and threw the game-winning TD. The Adrian Peterson game: I was at the NASCAR Race at Texas that day, sitting in traffic leaving the speedway, had ESPN Radio on in the car to get game updates, and they broke in with Peterson's monster day. And the Megatron game vs Dallas, the job I had at the time, the mgr was such a big Cowboys fan that he said it wasn't fair that Detroit won so bad, like they cheated. I said, not Dallas' fault they tried to triple-team him and still couldn't stop him
Emmitt Smith vs Giants showed so much heart and didn't QUIT no pain no pain no pain at all 2:50
How Michael Vick’s “Monday Night Massacre” isn’t on this list is absolutely absurd….
Adrian Peterson 296 Rushing Yards against the Chargers was in his Rookie Season in 2007 was his coming out party 1st Round 7th overall pick Oklahoma drafted by Minnesota and never looked back! 10:30
I thought Kellen Winslow in the 1981 AFC Divisional would get at least an honorable mention. That performance is what "leave everything you have on the field" means.
Sorry, but the back to back 6 pack games from Roethlisberger should be somewhere on here. Only guy to ever do it deserves a spot on this list
17:42 how does the NFL have film on Slingin’ Sammy Baugh but the NBA has no footage yet of Wilt’s 100? 🤔🧐
Haven’t watched yet, but John Riggins and Timmy Smith better be on here. Riggins broke the record for most rush yards EVER in a playoff run.
He had 610 rush yards in 4 games. That 610 is STILL the record, and has stood for 41 years. He averaged 152.5 Rush yards PER GAME, had 4 TDs, carried the ball 136 TIMES in just the playoffs. Had 166 rush yards in the SB, WON SB MVP, and had arguably the most historic run in SB history.
Where he TRUCKED Don McLean on 4th and inches for a 43 yard TD to give the Skins their 1st lead in the SB in the 4th quarter.
Timmy Smith set the STILL Super Bowl record with 204 rush yards in the 1988 SB. To put this in the proper context, that record has now stood for 35 YEARS, he is still the ONLY 200 yard rusher in a SB. Since he set the record, nobody has even came within 46 YARDS of his 204. TD had 157 in 1998, nobody else has came within 68 yards since.
What makes it more impressive? Timmy Smith was a no-name one hit wonder that would be out of the league completely a year later.
Big Ben not even getting a mention for his 40 for 49, 522 yards and 6 Touchdowns vs the Colts in 2014 is sorta absurd
Walter Payton the day after he rushed for 275 yards against Minnesota then went to some random barbershop in Chicago to get his haircut.
The barber there Eddie got the picture to prove it!
Legend I was just watching that movie 🍿🤣‼️
Walter Payton was unreal.
Prove it 😂
That 554 is going down. It’s just a matter of time and circumstance.
with multiple guys throwing 4500-5000+ almost every single season these days, it's absolutely wild that a passing record set in an era where 2000 passing yards was a big deal is still standing today
Brady should be higher because he did it in bad weather.
Great compilation... THANKS!
As a Tar-Heels fan the Lawrence Taylor had a huge big time game vs Lions with 1 Sack a FF and a 97 yards INT for a Touchdown in a huge win Giants 13 Lions 3 6:48
Man it's hard to call a Top 10 Cause there's a lot that got left out . Thanks for putting this together
Another honorable mention at worst should be Joe Montana's 1989 game against the Eagles. On the road against a great defense, hideous pass protection on that nasty Astroturf, and Joe is able to overcome the odds leading the 49ers on a magic comeback. Despite eating 8 sacks, Joe had 428 yards on 34 attempts, 5 TDS, and 4 in the 4th quarter alone.
GOATED ! 🐐
R.I.P to Gale Sayers in his Prime 1965 Rookie Season 6TDS vs 49ers in a muddy game
I'm glad the OGs get some love... I was raised in the 80s and I am still fascinated by some of the legends of football that sometimes even the modern day players can't touch! Because the game has changed so much, it's easy to break certain records now...
Ed Podolak's performance against the Dolphins in the 1971 playoffs also deserves a shoutout.
Jamaal Charles 5 touchdown game vs the Raiders! That's easily one of the most dominant one man shows ever in NFL history
JOE FLACCO FIRST HALF VS THE BUCCANEERS 5 TD IN ONE QUARTER
I saw 5 of those moments happening and never really thought about how they would affect the history of the NFL years later at the time; I even saw some of the honorable mentions, and it was strange not seeing Barry Sanders on either list
Sammy Baugh is #1, 4 td's and 4 int's in the same game.
Fred Taylor dismantling the Dolphins in the Playoffs should be on here. Same with Jimmy Smith against the vaunted Ravens defense
I think there’s a lot of games you can argue for , I would put more weight on the ones with high pressure situations, or other circumstances
Derrick Thomas was a damn good player. I just wish he was still alive to see how great KC is doing now
Kap should have made the list with that Green Bay game
Absolutely criminal that Corey Dillon's 278 rushing yards in 2000 against the Broncos didn't even make honorable mentions considering that was the single game rushing record for a while.
AP’s 296 his rookie year is miles ahead of that one lol
@@kevonsidek9737Right, but Corey Dillon's record was set in 2000. Adrian Peterson didn't come into the league until 2007.
It only stood for 2 more seasons. Jamal Lewis ran for 295 against the Browns in 2003. Then AP broke that with 296 in 2007. So the fact that I happened 3x in 7 years means its not nearly as rare as you think.
Lawrence Taylor play with one arm but still continued to make big plays when it matters he didn't disappoint at all vs New Orleans for real! 7:47
Favre’s performance after his father passed was legendary !
Let’s all remember Nick Foles against the Raiders in 2013. 7 total touchdowns and he did it in two and a half quarters! Only 6 incompletions and 28 throws, which means one out of four throws was a score. That is the absolute most dominate performance you are going to see hands down.
Many of us diehard football fans will also never forget about the Bears drubbing the Redskins 73-0 in the 1940 NFL Championship Game in arguably the most dominant performance in the pre Super Bowl era in the same category as the most throttling and lopsided game in NFL history!
You would have to be 84 years old to remember lol
@@marcosbenavides8394 Over 84, actually, but that is a concept that exists. I've been hanging out with a 91 year old who feasts on all of it today.
Peyton manning vs the defending champion Buccaneers is the craziest game I’ve ever seen that wasn’t a playoff game
Josh Allen and Buffalo perfect game against the Patriots in 0 degree weather first round of playoffs. No brainer
I've been a Cowboys fan my whole life, but always loved Walter.. The way that man would handle the rock is insane..
Marino in 85 vs the arguably greatest defense ever, was more dominant than just about any qb performance. Dominating bad teams is fine, but
This voice.14:40 As a kid I didn't care for football too much but I loved watching 'This Week in The NFL' because of the voice on this guy make it seem like the most important sport in the world.
But why would the Van Brocklin game just be an Honourable Mention? He threw for 554 yards and 6 touchdowns in 1951 and that isn't one of the top 10 most dominant performances in NFL history?!?!?!
Julio Jones 300 yrds
So Brady makes the list with one game with 380 yards and 6 TDs yet Ben Roethlisberger doesn't make the List when he threw 522 yards, 6TDs, 0 INTs vs the Colts in 2014, than the NEXT WEEK throws 340 yards, 6 TDs, and 0 INTs against the Ravens? Only QB to throw 12TDs in a 2 week period. Ben has to be on this list.
the nfl loves their brady circle jerk
Bro brady had plenty of jaw dropping performances like that this isn’t the only one you just upset ben didn’t make the list this is your third time commenting this lol we get it he didn’t make the list
@@kevonsidek9737😂
Brady had 5 TDs in 1 quarter lol. None of the others even compare to that performance against the Titans in the snow to top it off!
How about Matt Flynn demolishing the lions as Packers starter
Imagine scoring literally all of your team's points 💀
I'm so glad Harrison DESTROYING the Baltimore Ratbirds is on here. Never seen such a dominant performance. Also, Ben Roethlisberger's perfect QB rating, 522 yard and 6TD game vs the Colts should be on the list.
Willie Anderson had 15 catches for 336 yards. Norm Van Brocklin threw the ball for 554 yards in a single game, which the record still stands today. Walter Payton ran the ball for 275 yards against the Vikings in a single game, so the record has since been broken. Adrian Peterson ran the ball for 296 yards against the Chargers, so he has broken the record since.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Im glad i got to grow up watching Randy Moss the greatest to ever do it
the nick foles td record game against the raiders pops to mind
I like how Brady's game against the Titans was the thumbnail but was only an honorable mention lmao
De' Angelo Hall 4 it's and a touchdown
Hot Take: If a bigger name than Flipper Anderson, like Jerry Rice or Randy Moss, ever put up 336 on 15 catches, it would have made the list
Where is Jamal Lewis 295 yards that's pretty good
Josh Allen perfect game vs New England 2022 playoffs
Adrian Peterson 296 Rushing Yards against the then San Diego Chargers in his Rookie Season
no matter what Adrian Peterson did on a football field, nothing will ever top the performance he had on his 5 year old son... leaving a young child's groin bruised and bludgeoned after beating him with a stick for spilling milk on the carpet
father of the year stuff right there
The Vikings have been on both sides of so many of these 😂 moss, Peterson, sweetness, Alexander’s 5td day. Not to mention kamara’s 6td day
more on the losing side lol 😂 trust me
@@dariusewing6962 oh I know it’s hard being a Minnesota sports fan. Always on the other side when it matters most
As an Eagles fan I really wanted to see Cunningham and Moss win it all that year with Vikings. That connection was beautiful. 15-1 then lost in Championship by missed FG 🤦🏻♂️ Vikings are cursed
Robert Griffith miss a couple of ints for the Vikings as well as tackles.. yes Andersen missed the kick but Griffith making plays could've won them the game. Go watch the 2nd half and you'll see
Aaah, Madden & Summerall commentary, already makes this a fantastic video.
As a lifelong Seahawks fan, I watched the Thomas record KC game live. Despite that individual effort, Krieg got out of the 8th sack to throw a game-winning last second TD.
Eric Dickerson had a monumental performance that should be included
Personally I think Brett Favres crazy run from 95-98 should be on here 😂. That was a crazy stretch. Modern day offensive numbers and 3 MVPs? Crazy!!!
And Brett's performance against Oakland should be on the list, not an honorable mention. Brett had over 300 yds and 4 TDs in the 1st Half. The night after his dad died ... Unreal
I was living in South Louisiana and a huge Saints fan when Flipper Anderson set the record for most receiving yards in a game. That you think that was an honorable mention is ridiculous. I hated watching it, but it was spectacular, and deserved more than an honorable mention.
brady's 6 td game against titans in the snow should be here.
Vick vs the packers in the playoffs.
24/35 331 yards 3 TDs 5 rushes 59 yards ans 1 TD. To win a superbowl and superbowl MVP. Against one of the best offensives of all time. How does 1984 Joe Montana not make this list?
I think the most impressive on this list is Tarkenton’s 554 yards in an era when they just didn’t throw the ball like that.
That record survived the 80’s, the 90’s, the 00’s and beyond. Montana, Marino, Young, Favre, Peyton Manning, Roethlisberger, Stafford, Rodgers, Brady, Maholmes and others in the era of just throw the damned thing have yet to better that record.
I remember the game against the Titans and NE the NE players saw the Titans players wore the wrong cleats for the weather in pre game and knew they weren't going to be able to keep up even in that weather. That's how much the details matter in this league.
How is Derrick Thomas "Honorable Mention"?
How...
7 Sacks in one Game, and it absolutely SHOULD have been 8 (An uncalled Holding Penalty late in the 3rd quarter prevented his 8th sack!)
This is ridiculous. He should be on this list
I remember Adrian Peterson from his days at Oklahoma, OSU, or Texas Tech…one of those college powerhouses that shits offense everywhere…lol he was a great RB!