PSA📢! I took all of you guys feedback good and bad🤣, and made “Every 1-15 teams one win”, so let me know how I did! (And if you’re coming from the 1-15 vid… yeah this one isn’t anywhere near as good but enjoy🫡 Check out the video though: Every 1-15 Teams ONE Win... ua-cam.com/video/CbNGW3IskeU/v-deo.html
Two teams have won the super bowl with only one loss. The 1984 San Francisco 49ers and the 1985 Chicago Bears. Isn’t it crazy it happened in back to back years.
Both could have very well gone 16-0 too, meaning the 2007 Patriots wouldn’t be joked so much about being the first 16-0 team jus to lose in the Super Bowl😳
The Steeler v Ravens 2004 game you almost have to mention Ben didn’t start this game. It was game 2 or 3 of his rookie season. He wasn’t supposed to play but Tommy Maddox got hurt in the 3rd quarter. Once they actually started to craft the offense around Bens inexperience they didn’t lose again until the AFC Championship.
ben started his career with 14 straight wins (including a playoff win against the jets) before ever losing a game. that record will never be broken again.
@@maplebear6527 Sorry bud but no. Ben was drafted in 2004. A 30 second Internet search would tell you that. His rookie season was 04-05. His second season 05-06 they won Super Bowl 40. Which was Feb 2006.
Worked out for the Saints the same season at 13-0 playing Dallas on a Saturday night football game in the Superdome and boy did the Saints needed a wakeup call thanks to DeMarcus Ware and Tony Romo and keep in mind New Orleans didn't clinch home field top speed yet til Minnesota Lost their 4th game so New Orleans was trying to finish strong and more than likely going for the unblemished season but didn't. So winning the SB XLIV championship game was the goal and accomplished.
It's weird how the 🐬 are the first & only undefeated team in NFL history. You'd think it be the constantly overrepresented cities like NY, LA or Boston.
@@vulcanraven9701 it takes luck to go undefeated there is just too many games you have to win with no loses. Dolphins weren't even the best team ever, but were able to get it done.
the Bears 15-1 season loss to the Dolphins was due to the Dolphins defending their 14-0 (17-0 SB winner) 1972 season, still being the only perfect season team.
When the Steelers played the Patriots in the playoffs in 01 and 04 playoffs, Hines ward said after the games, "When we played [New England] in the championship games, we would audible, and the whole defense switched to the side that we were running," he said. “I just don’t understand how [the Patriots] knew all our audibles, all our signals.”
@@LessGo7921 Thats the whole point. The win against the packers is what took Romeo Cornell from Interm Head coach to actual head coach. So he coached the 2012 season, was awful, then got fired, which opened the door for Andy Reid to be hired who immediately turned the franchise around. Without the packers win, Romeo Cornell isnt boosted from Interm to actual head coach, so the chiefs hire someone in 2012 who is gonna get more than 1 year which then means they get no Andy Reid.
This is one reason why I really can't understand how the NE Pats in 1985 managed to go to Miami and beat a much better team. Had the Dolphins gone who knows what would have happened, Marino was on fire, ntm they obviously had the Bears number. That loss the Bears took to Miami wasn't just a loss, it was an all out beating. Instead the Pats somehow got lucky, went to the Super Bowl to face the Bears and got blown out in probably the most one sided and biggest deficit in SB history aside from maybe one or two SBs. But, I can guarantee that it's one of the biggest beat downs in SB game history. Now had the Dolphins gone to the SB against the Bears, we may have seen Dan Marino get that one SB ring that he obviously deserved as he was definitely one of the best QBs to play the game. He's still in the top QBs statistically in NFL history.
Pretty much the exact same thing happened with the 15-1 Vikings. Falcons beat them in the NFC championship really just by the luck of a missed field goal. Vikings were a much better team and would likely have won that super bowl, instead the Falcons got lucky and then got the crap kicked out of them in the SB by the Broncos.
Jim McMahon was out that game and played a big part offensively for the Bears those years. He won 25 straight starts from 84-87 but had a lot of injuries in that time period (missed much of 86 and the playoffs that year). I think with a health McMahon, the Bears win a rematch with the Dolphins
You forgot to mention in the 2011 Packers part that their only loss came just a week after the Chiefs fired their HC Todd Haley. Romeo Crennel would end GB's perfect season and ironically, his Chiefs nearly went 0-16 the following year in Crennel's only season as HC of Kansas City
They relied on turnovers, they’re easily the worst 15-1 team (plus they had a piss easy schedule). They weren’t nearly as dominant as all the rest, basic stats and advanced stats show this
I'm a Panthers fan, but many games we got really lucky. We barely came back to beat the Seahawks, beat the Colts in OT, let the Giants comeback when being up 35-7, and won a nail biter against the Saints
really dig the video, edits, and your commentary style, good stuff👍 I think (in my very unqualified opinion as a viewer), if you’re able to tighten up the script a bit and maybe use more visuals/subtitles/stat-charts as you go, your videos would rival and even top some of the best NFL channels’
Go and look at what Cam Newton had on that offense the year the Panthers went 15-1. Dude was just that insane of a QB that year. Now as a 49er fan I look at Lance and just pray he can be like Supercam with a much better cast around him. NFL would be creating new rules to stop that unstoppable juggernaut. One can only hope.
That win was a loss for the Chiefs... It basically made Romeo Crennel lose the "interim" from his HC title, and the Chiefs had their worst ever season (at least in my lifetime) in 2012. I guess in the long run, it got Pioli fired and we got Andy Reid, but that 2012 season was an absolute shitshow to watch.
Great content. I think you should make your voice a little more lively cause the content is great and you have a nice voice! You gotta love football to be doing this, show that love while you're reading the script
The 1998 Minnesota Vikings had to be the most snake bit team in the NFL after losing to the Atlanta Falcons in The NFC Championship Game after Vikings Kicker Gary Anderson missed a Game Winning Field Goal in Regulation. Atlanta won it in Overtime.
I watched T rock's linked video and made a comment on how Gary Anderson is only partially to blame for that loss. The Vikings being snake bit goes back way further...at least to 1975 (the original "Hail Mary" vs the Cowboys)
The 15-1 curse, honestly going against the 2015 broncos with that defense, yeah supercam became well regular cam that night. The memes after were amazing
I was at the falcons Panthers game. It was a home game for the falcons but half the stadium was filled with cam jerseys. After we won we all sung and cheered those fans right out of the stadium. Closest feeling I've ever felt to winning a Superbowl as a falcons fan 😂
Wow I didn't realize how incredibly close Niners were to perfection. I've always considered the '85 Bears as the cream of the crop, but SF was actually even closer to perfect. Bears do get some leeway in their loss though, since my boy McMahon was hurt. It would be a great debate and someone should do a doc comparing the two
For that bears game, while McMahon was hurt Miami was scoring at will in the first half. I rather doubt it would have made a difference. The 49ers were closed imo
@@ValensBellator I just went back and watched the Niners-Steelers game on the tubes. That pass interference call holy shit was that bad. Basically, Steelers got a free 7-point gift, Montana threw an uncharacteristic INT, and the kicker missed a field goal, all within the last 4 minutes of the game. And Niners STILL almost won the game
Yo, you gonna get to way more than 1000 subs. Take some extra time to rehearse your scripts wherever you sit or stand at while recording, don't be hesitant to stop and start over and become an expert at editing. I'm nowhere near even a novice at making videos fam, just some friendly observations.
Great content, you earned my sub. One thing I will say tho, as a former kicker in college.. it's always laughable to hear people go "ah even *I* could make that" Was always hilarious having soccer players come over, claim they could do what we did, and then hook an extra point 20 yards to the left, 5 feet off the ground. Yeah, sure bud. Ray Wersching kicked for 15 years in the NFL. He had a 72% FG% while at SF for 11 years, which seems paltry by today's standards unless you know how far kicking has come. Morten Andersen, unanimously considered one of the best kickers ever and the best kicker of the 80s, had a career % of 79%. Point being, Wersching was a good kicker. Everybody makes mistakes, it's just nearly no one else is as visible as a field goal kicker. I promise a lineman missed 3 or 4 blocks that game. A linebacker blew coverage or missed a gap to cover. But you don't have people out here going "well I could do that!" to Brian Urlacher. Sorry man, good video otherwise. That shit just gets tiring.
They dominated NE but YET barely escaped in the afc champ, thanks to a missed PAT earlier in the game, Brady who was under heavy duress all day almost pulled it off thanks to the offense (Peyton) for Denver being so limited
@@TRockNFL Brady was awful in that game. 2 interceptions, multiple missed passes, and they only managed 1 TD on offense until late in the game when he started throwing up prayers to shrink against 2 backup safeties. He then missed a WIDE OPEN gronk on the 2 pt conversion and threw a third interception. Manning was absolutely horrible all year in 2015, and the AFC championship was no exception. But he still played better than Brady that day.
@@N0TYALC Brady was pressured far more than manning that day and was on the road. He also didn’t have a run game with several lineman and both starting Rbs down. Outside of Big Ben, Brady played the best against that defense in 2015.
The 1984 49ers didn’t have the best defense - they lead the league in points allowed but ranked 11th in yards allowed. But what makes them so special is their point differential of 248.
All anyone remembers is wins… and that defense was enough to get 15 regular season wins and a Super Bowl title. They were great, despite whatever flaws they had.
***Tommy Maddox started the first two games of the year for the Steelers***. He got HURT in the loss to Baltimore, which led to rookie Ben Roethlisberger stepping in and going 14-0 as a rookie starter! Big Ben also handed Tom Brady and the Patriots their first loss of the season (Steelers 34, Patriots 20 - Brady 3 turnovers) when the Patriots were 6-0, and on a 20+ game-winning steak from last year. Don't make it seem like Ben lost the Ravens game. That loss was on Tommy Maddox - Ben game in late and almost pulled off a 21-point comeback.
the greenbay listed in this video, yes, the SB did not exist. But the Raiders wernt one of the first 4 winners... They won SB 11. The Eleventh Superbowl, they were the 8th individual team to win the title. Green Bay won the first in 1967
For the 1985 Bears loss, they couldn't get to Moreno because of his quick release and they couldn't cover the Dolphins receiving corps. They were exposed. But no other team in the league had an offense and quarterback as the Dolphins had..
@@TRockNFL I feel what you're saying, but realize after that magic 2015 season and really after Cam got injured mid 2018 season the hope is gone. Week 10 against the cardinals last year was a glimmer of that hope back but...I just can't do it. Hopefully we finally find our quarterback soon so I can feel ANY again. Until then...I just can't let myself hope
@@TRockNFL Moral of the story, Baker works or we Drop Rhule and Baker. On paper Baker is the best quarterback on the roster (which is to be seen) but he doesnt know the playbook right now. Baker or Sam play all year could win us 8 or 9 games barely squeezing into the playoffs. We then either sign Baker to another year and push Matt Corral back or Drop them both and run with an untested Corral. With this year weighing so much on Matt Rhules shoulders I don't see him dropping Baker if it even works alittle.
Gary Anderson does not deserve the most blame for the ‘98 NFC Championship loss, the Vikings dropped a pick in the end zone on the Falcons’ game-tying drive and still got the ball back with time left but Dennis Green decided to kneel it into OT with 30 seconds left. And then in OT, they got the ball twice and couldn’t do anything. A complete all-around choke.
Hmm, I thought that I put a correction on the screen but I still left the audio in, because obviously two nfc teams can’t meet in the Super Bowl lol, good to know, thanks!
The Panthers that showed up for Super Bowl 50 was most definitely not the 15-1 bunch that showed up all season. The Broncos were just better. Still painful nonetheless.
Only a very small margin of NFL teams during the Super Bowl era to win at least 15 regular-season games go on to win a championship. It’s only two to be exact: The 1984 San Francisco 49ers and 1985 Chicago Bears. Seems to me like it’s beneficial for all teams to have at least two regular-season losses.
I mean because I've watched America's Game on NFL Network throughout the years I can say the only one loss team in the 14 game schedule era to win the Super Bowl was the 1976 Raiders. Their one loss came against the Patriots, where it was their worst defeat since 1963. However, in the playoffs when the two met, Oakland got payback for that blowout loss thanks to the infamous Ray "Sugar Bear" Hamilton penalty. He was called for roughing the passer because he slapped Ken Stablers' head which they didn't allow anymore in '76.
The only NFL game I’ve ever been to was when the Falcons beat the 14-0 Panthers… not sure I could ever go to a game that could top that (esp being a Falcons fan)
"A 37 yard field goal that even I can make..." Oh, buddy. I used to work big corporate events at Lucas Oil Stadium. The most popular feature was a field goal try - from the 20 yard line. On a tee! Just a simple, easy, "anyone could make it" 30 yarder, right? In my 3 years of doing it, I don't need more than 2 hands to count all the people who made one. Out of literally thousands of tries. No, you couldn't make a 37 yard field goal. Very few people can. Even most of the "former soccer players" never hit it.
It's almost like if you got paid millions of dollars to ONLY kick a ball you would be expected to master it right, especially when you don't have to run any routes, throw any balls, or do literally anything other than kick it down the middle.
Yeah man it’s super easy to be perfect and never make a mistake as long as you master something through practice. Thanks for helping us understand how horrible this kicker was for making a mistake.
How do you not mention Tommy Maddox starting for the Steelers in that game against the Ravens. The game was a blowout until he got injured. Ben then came in off the sideline, nearly threw a pick on his first career pass attempt.. then made it a game before that interception was returned for a TD.
Sadly I don't need to guess because in 1976 the Oakland Raiders beat my favorite team the Vikings for Minnesota's 4th and final Superbowl loss. Since that sad day I have seen them come close so many times but never quite close enough. 1998's team to me was by far the best team EVER to not make it to the big game and would have destroyed Denver if not for horrible luck and injuries going against Atlanta.
Honestly, I actually didn't know who won in 1976 but I figured it was 1976 Raiders only because 1962 there was no Super Bowl yet, and I know that in the1967 season the Packers won the super bowl (SB II) and 1968 season my Jets won the super bowl (SB III)
I know its 1976 Raiders because 1962 there was no super bowl and I know that the packers won the first 2 super bowls so 1967 was not the Raiders and I know my Jets won super bowl 3 in the 1968 season against that 13-1 Colts team
@@itz_angel8618 Almost doesn't count. My argument is that the NFC was in a down year. Saying you beat the Cardinals, just proves my point. The Broncos went into that SB with DONE Manning. The score of that game was close, but it really wasn't. Cam looked lost and futile all game.
I watched that game live but it was so long ago (it feels at least) that I forgot it was a literal one score game when Von strip sacked Cam because it felt like Denver dominated from start to finish
The niners in 84 and the Bears in 85. No 15-1 team won the Super Bowl again after that. There hasn't been a 16-1 team yet. The 2007 Patriots finished 18-1 but obviously lost the Super Bowl.
@@TRockNFL absolutely, still bewilders me how we looked like the greatest team ever formed in the nfc championship but we looked like a bunch of peewee players in the super bowl
PSA📢! I took all of you guys feedback good and bad🤣, and made “Every 1-15 teams one win”, so let me know how I did! (And if you’re coming from the 1-15 vid… yeah this one isn’t anywhere near as good but enjoy🫡
Check out the video though: Every 1-15 Teams ONE Win...
ua-cam.com/video/CbNGW3IskeU/v-deo.html
Two teams have won the super bowl with only one loss. The 1984 San Francisco 49ers and the 1985 Chicago Bears. Isn’t it crazy it happened in back to back years.
Both could have very well gone 16-0 too, meaning the 2007 Patriots wouldn’t be joked so much about being the first 16-0 team jus to lose in the Super Bowl😳
Imagine if the dolphins played the bears in the super bowl. They were the only team to beat them.
Raiders too but that was a 14 game season
76 Raiders won it too with just 1 loss
whats even more crazy is that only the 2021 buccs and 2022 rams have won a SuperBowl in their own stadiums
The Steeler v Ravens 2004 game you almost have to mention Ben didn’t start this game. It was game 2 or 3 of his rookie season. He wasn’t supposed to play but Tommy Maddox got hurt in the 3rd quarter. Once they actually started to craft the offense around Bens inexperience they didn’t lose again until the AFC Championship.
Yep, my fault, didn’t realize that until the vid was already done, thanks
ben started his career with 14 straight wins (including a playoff win against the jets) before ever losing a game. that record will never be broken again.
Ben's rookie year was 03. He came in week 2 after Maddox got hurt and started week 3 of the 2003 season.
@@maplebear6527 Sorry bud but no. Ben was drafted in 2004. A 30 second Internet search would tell you that. His rookie season was 04-05. His second season 05-06 they won Super Bowl 40. Which was Feb 2006.
@@maplebear6527 what are you talking about?
hated watching the 2009 Colts go 14-0 then rest the starters. Finishing 14-2, making it to the Superbowl, and losing lol
Worked out for the Saints the same season at 13-0 playing Dallas on a Saturday night football game in the Superdome and boy did the Saints needed a wakeup call thanks to DeMarcus Ware and Tony Romo and keep in mind New Orleans didn't clinch home field top speed yet til Minnesota Lost their 4th game so New Orleans was trying to finish strong and more than likely going for the unblemished season but didn't. So winning the SB XLIV championship game was the goal and accomplished.
It's crazy how the team that beat the 85' bears was the dolphins who were protecting their legacy of being the only undefeated team in nfl history
It's weird how the 🐬 are the first & only undefeated team in NFL history.
You'd think it be the constantly overrepresented cities like NY, LA or Boston.
Should’ve been Boston💀 ya know, until that Eli Manning guy happened
@@vulcanraven9701 it takes luck to go undefeated there is just too many games you have to win with no loses.
Dolphins weren't even the best team ever, but were able to get it done.
@@vulcanraven9701 I am a dolphins fan but i cant pretend miami isnt a top 5 city people want to play in
@@TRockNFL im kinda glad it wasn't boston. tbh
the Bears 15-1 season loss to the Dolphins was due to the Dolphins defending their 14-0 (17-0 SB winner) 1972 season, still being the only perfect season team.
When the Steelers played the Patriots in the playoffs in 01 and 04 playoffs, Hines ward said after the games, "When we played [New England] in the championship games, we would audible, and the whole defense switched to the side that we were running," he said. “I just don’t understand how [the Patriots] knew all our audibles, all our signals.”
I do remember him saying this on some film tbh.
Spy gate😳(joking)
@@TRockNFL No, these are the actual spy gate games.
Yeah there's no way you're making a 37-yard field goal...
underrated youtuber, great video!
Thank you🖤
Idk how many more/less times this has happened, but I'd love to see this again but instead it's every 1-15 NFL team's 1 WIN
I got you !🖤🔥
1996 Jets @ Cardinals Week 9
2001 Panthers @ Vikings Week 1
2007 Dolphins vs. Ravens Week 15
2016 Browns vs. Chargers Week 16
2020 Jaguars vs. Colts Week 1
@@shauncameron8390 2009 Rams @ Lions Week 8
@@shauncameron8390 As a Panthers fan it's rough realizing they made the 1-15 and 15-1 list
It was actually 11 teams that went 1-15, vid will be out this week though
Crazy to think that, that Chiefs win over the Packers is what eventually led to a complete turn around of the franchise.
The Alex Smith era into the Mahomes era, crazy how they turned it around after Cassel
Not quite. Weren’t they still the worst team in 2012?
@@LessGo7921 Thats the whole point. The win against the packers is what took Romeo Cornell from Interm Head coach to actual head coach. So he coached the 2012 season, was awful, then got fired, which opened the door for Andy Reid to be hired who immediately turned the franchise around.
Without the packers win, Romeo Cornell isnt boosted from Interm to actual head coach, so the chiefs hire someone in 2012 who is gonna get more than 1 year which then means they get no Andy Reid.
@@MasWas19 I sense a Jon Bois fan…
This is one reason why I really can't understand how the NE Pats in 1985 managed to go to Miami and beat a much better team. Had the Dolphins gone who knows what would have happened, Marino was on fire, ntm they obviously had the Bears number. That loss the Bears took to Miami wasn't just a loss, it was an all out beating. Instead the Pats somehow got lucky, went to the Super Bowl to face the Bears and got blown out in probably the most one sided and biggest deficit in SB history aside from maybe one or two SBs. But, I can guarantee that it's one of the biggest beat downs in SB game history. Now had the Dolphins gone to the SB against the Bears, we may have seen Dan Marino get that one SB ring that he obviously deserved as he was definitely one of the best QBs to play the game. He's still in the top QBs statistically in NFL history.
Pretty much the exact same thing happened with the 15-1 Vikings. Falcons beat them in the NFC championship really just by the luck of a missed field goal. Vikings were a much better team and would likely have won that super bowl, instead the Falcons got lucky and then got the crap kicked out of them in the SB by the Broncos.
It was only 14 points, that ain't an all out beating...
Yeah huh
Had Miami gone to the Super Bowl, instead of the Patriots, they probably would've beat the Bears.
Jim McMahon was out that game and played a big part offensively for the Bears those years. He won 25 straight starts from 84-87 but had a lot of injuries in that time period (missed much of 86 and the playoffs that year). I think with a health McMahon, the Bears win a rematch with the Dolphins
People still say Arron Rodgers is not top 10 all time yet he carried the worst defense in the league to a 15-1 record
If only he had Brady's defense
@@ej4122 17-0 for damn sure
You should include the 1999 Jaguars. They were 15-0 against all but one team, the titans, against whom they lost 3 times
15-1 idiot not 15-3
They were 14-2. This unenthusiastic dope shouldn't have included the 2007 Pats, either, as they were 16-0.
Did you pay attention to the video ??🤣 I said they were the only 16-0 team
@@TRockNFL Yes. Did you read the title of your video?
Yeah but how do you not mention the only team that did in fact not lose a game in the 16 game schedule lol
As an Eagle fan, I love the randomness of playoff Eli and Coughlin. You just can’t hate them!
As an Eagles fan, I disagree
@@mikooaxdcdz I agree with you
You forgot to mention in the 2011 Packers part that their only loss came just a week after the Chiefs fired their HC Todd Haley. Romeo Crennel would end GB's perfect season and ironically, his Chiefs nearly went 0-16 the following year in Crennel's only season as HC of Kansas City
I still think that 2015 Carolina team should have gone undefeated. That team was insane. Crazy how that team fell apart so quickly tho.
Sad to see the team crumble how they did. 2015 football was sum else💯
Our only weakness was at WR 😫😫
They relied on turnovers, they’re easily the worst 15-1 team (plus they had a piss easy schedule). They weren’t nearly as dominant as all the rest, basic stats and advanced stats show this
@@stealthiscool you can say they are the worst I don’t really care but your reasoning is pretty lackluster.
I'm a Panthers fan, but many games we got really lucky. We barely came back to beat the Seahawks, beat the Colts in OT, let the Giants comeback when being up 35-7, and won a nail biter against the Saints
Raiders were the only 13-1 team to win the superbowl, in 1976 respectively
I remember how sad that 2015 Panthers loss was...although as a Broncos fan, their second loss wasn't as sad for me 😂😂
From a hawks fan, yeah defense wins championships 👏 orange crush 2.0 made everyone that wasn't a panthers fan happy lol
Falcons winning vs the panthers will forever be my favorite moment+
Matty ice baby ❄️
I wonder what your least favorite is… 😏
*Panthers
@@Aaronn-je8cx least favorite is sum i dont wanna talk abt
@@txh_default411 Don’t worry, I know your pain. I’m a Seahawks fan. Our teams don’t want rings apparently.
Great video by a small channel. Looks like a lot of work went into this.
Thank you 🖤🫡
8:57 Me, a Broncos fan: “I’ve been looking forward to this.”
Good job man, like what you’re doing. Investing in a good mic will go a long way
Thank you, appreciate comments like this, I’m working on upgrading my mic and iMac to improve my vids🖤
Great vid!
Thank you 🖤
That falcons and panthers game still hurts man I was GA at the time and got COOKED by falcon fans at school when the panthers lost 😭
You supposed to be a Lions fan anyway😭
*Panthers and Falcons
really dig the video, edits, and your commentary style, good stuff👍
I think (in my very unqualified opinion as a viewer), if you’re able to tighten up the script a bit and maybe use more visuals/subtitles/stat-charts as you go, your videos would rival and even top some of the best NFL channels’
I agree, I wish I could’ve shown more gameplay clips but the NFL was on my back about copyright 🤣, my last two videos before this got copyrighted 🙃
Go and look at what Cam Newton had on that offense the year the Panthers went 15-1. Dude was just that insane of a QB that year. Now as a 49er fan I look at Lance and just pray he can be like Supercam with a much better cast around him. NFL would be creating new rules to stop that unstoppable juggernaut. One can only hope.
Closest I see to super Cam rn is Josh Allen
@@TRockNFL Same build and athleticism as Cam was. Good call. Ironically I've seen Lance be compared to Allen in some ways.
yeah he was ridiculous that year. i remember saying he was going to be MVP about 2 games into the season and my friends were laughing.
Dude was below average the first half, but then teams stopped covering panthers receivers the second half of the season.
Nice video bro
Thank you man🖤
Yes, something about those Giants
That win was a loss for the Chiefs... It basically made Romeo Crennel lose the "interim" from his HC title, and the Chiefs had their worst ever season (at least in my lifetime) in 2012. I guess in the long run, it got Pioli fired and we got Andy Reid, but that 2012 season was an absolute shitshow to watch.
As a panthers fan that was my favorite season of all time, just a SB 50 survivor
Great content. I think you should make your voice a little more lively cause the content is great and you have a nice voice! You gotta love football to be doing this, show that love while you're reading the script
I appreciate the feedback 🖤
The 80s bears must have given teams nightmares. They were terrifying.
The 1984 Niners beat the Miami Dolphins, with Dan Marino as quarterback, to win the Super Bowl - not the Chicago Bears.
good vid man keep it up
Thank you 🖤
The 1998 Minnesota Vikings had to be the most snake bit team in the NFL after losing to the Atlanta Falcons in The NFC Championship Game after Vikings Kicker Gary Anderson missed a Game Winning Field Goal in Regulation. Atlanta won it in Overtime.
I even have a video on it…
The GREATEST team to not make a Super Bowl…
ua-cam.com/video/VjQCbsqSVzQ/v-deo.html
Vikings are a cursed franchise along with their kicker
@@therealjaystone2344
Sometimes I wonder if it was Mary Tyler Moore who cursed the Vikings.
@@TRockNFL debating watching that.... idk if i want the hurt though lol
I watched T rock's linked video and made a comment on how Gary Anderson is only partially to blame for that loss. The Vikings being snake bit goes back way further...at least to 1975 (the original "Hail Mary" vs the Cowboys)
Gonna subscribe for the broncos v packers and Broncos v panthers video. Better deliver!
Make a video of you doing a feild goal XD
Love this video!
Thank you🖤
At this rate going 15-1 means you wont win a title
Dude Ben Roethlisberger didn’t even play in that game he went undefeated in his first season. (I’m a ravens fan btw)
The 15-1 curse, honestly going against the 2015 broncos with that defense, yeah supercam became well regular cam that night. The memes after were amazing
One thing you didn't mention is Ben's rookie year he went 13-0 and took his team to the AFC Championship.
Wow the 1984 SF 49ers were so close to 19-0
The 2015 Carolina Panthers were one of the best teams ever!!!
they were genuinely the worst 15-1 team in NFL history
@@swammin Yes, but that doesnt mean they werent awesome
@@swammin 2011 Packers where worse
@@isopropylalcohol4346 that just simply isn’t true
@@swammin yes it is That defense on the 2011 packers was GARBAGE
There was the 1972 Dolphins that had went undefeated the whole regular season and post season, the Pats were close to the second perfect season
If only asante samuel caught that int
I was at the falcons Panthers game. It was a home game for the falcons but half the stadium was filled with cam jerseys. After we won we all sung and cheered those fans right out of the stadium. Closest feeling I've ever felt to winning a Superbowl as a falcons fan 😂
🤣, all though I’m sure the actual closets moment was the Brady pick 6 In Super Bowl 51
@@TRockNFL I was definitely hyped but I kept thinking in the back of my mind we was gonna choke. Can't escape that Brady magic sadly
The colts were 14-0 in 2009 but benched their starters and lost the last 2. Probably could've got 16-0...
Saints started 13-0 too, could’ve gotten 16-0 vs 16-0 in the super bowl
The Bears were 15-1 and won the Super bowl in 1985
No they actualy won in 1986.
It was just the 1985 season
That was 16 game season, not 14.
@@BezmenovDisciple ?
@@Chihuahuaproductions2007 Wasn't the criteria at the beginning of the video 1 loss teams who won the superbowl in a 14 game season? Idk
@@BezmenovDisciple oh ok
Wow I didn't realize how incredibly close Niners were to perfection. I've always considered the '85 Bears as the cream of the crop, but SF was actually even closer to perfect.
Bears do get some leeway in their loss though, since my boy McMahon was hurt. It would be a great debate and someone should do a doc comparing the two
For that bears game, while McMahon was hurt Miami was scoring at will in the first half. I rather doubt it would have made a difference. The 49ers were closed imo
@@ValensBellator I just went back and watched the Niners-Steelers game on the tubes.
That pass interference call holy shit was that bad. Basically, Steelers got a free 7-point gift, Montana threw an uncharacteristic INT, and the kicker missed a field goal, all within the last 4 minutes of the game.
And Niners STILL almost won the game
I don't think you'll make that 37 yard kick under pressure, Bud 🤣
Okay, bud 🤣
4:13 the most impressive part of this video has got to be randy moss making the pro bowl as both a qb and wr
Those 1976 raiders absolutely destroyed my Vikings in superbowl 11
🥺😰😢😭
*Raiders
I’d like to see you make a 37 yard field goal lol
Yo, you gonna get to way more than 1000 subs. Take some extra time to rehearse your scripts wherever you sit or stand at while recording, don't be hesitant to stop and start over and become an expert at editing. I'm nowhere near even a novice at making videos fam, just some friendly observations.
Thank you🖤
cool video, you sound like youre doing a class project though lol
Great content, you earned my sub.
One thing I will say tho, as a former kicker in college.. it's always laughable to hear people go "ah even *I* could make that"
Was always hilarious having soccer players come over, claim they could do what we did, and then hook an extra point 20 yards to the left, 5 feet off the ground.
Yeah, sure bud. Ray Wersching kicked for 15 years in the NFL. He had a 72% FG% while at SF for 11 years, which seems paltry by today's standards unless you know how far kicking has come. Morten Andersen, unanimously considered one of the best kickers ever and the best kicker of the 80s, had a career % of 79%. Point being, Wersching was a good kicker. Everybody makes mistakes, it's just nearly no one else is as visible as a field goal kicker. I promise a lineman missed 3 or 4 blocks that game. A linebacker blew coverage or missed a gap to cover. But you don't have people out here going "well I could do that!" to Brian Urlacher.
Sorry man, good video otherwise. That shit just gets tiring.
Oh trust me, I’ve been getting grilled about the field goal thing all week I know 🤣
As a Panthers fan I still hate Michael Remmers for costing us a Super Bowl for not blocking for Cam
Bruh, no one was stopping 2015 Broncos defense. They wanted blood every game.
They dominated NE but YET barely escaped in the afc champ, thanks to a missed PAT earlier in the game, Brady who was under heavy duress all day almost pulled it off thanks to the offense (Peyton) for Denver being so limited
@@TRockNFL Brady was awful in that game. 2 interceptions, multiple missed passes, and they only managed 1 TD on offense until late in the game when he started throwing up prayers to shrink against 2 backup safeties. He then missed a WIDE OPEN gronk on the 2 pt conversion and threw a third interception. Manning was absolutely horrible all year in 2015, and the AFC championship was no exception. But he still played better than Brady that day.
@@N0TYALC Brady was pressured far more than manning that day and was on the road. He also didn’t have a run game with several lineman and both starting Rbs down. Outside of Big Ben, Brady played the best against that defense in 2015.
As Saints Fan Watching Cam Newton Losing To Broncos Made Me Happy
The 1984 49ers didn’t have the best defense - they lead the league in points allowed but ranked 11th in yards allowed.
But what makes them so special is their point differential of 248.
led*
All anyone remembers is wins… and that defense was enough to get 15 regular season wins and a Super Bowl title. They were great, despite whatever flaws they had.
great idea for a video
Thank you🖤
At 0:13 All 4 of those teams one their leagues respective championships of those years before the Super Bow. The 76 raiders won the super bowl
Im ngl this is a dope ass video idea lmao this is interesting
Technically the 1962 Packers won the NFL championship before the super bowl
***Tommy Maddox started the first two games of the year for the Steelers***. He got HURT in the loss to Baltimore, which led to rookie Ben Roethlisberger stepping in and going 14-0 as a rookie starter! Big Ben also handed Tom Brady and the Patriots their first loss of the season (Steelers 34, Patriots 20 - Brady 3 turnovers) when the Patriots were 6-0, and on a 20+ game-winning steak from last year. Don't make it seem like Ben lost the Ravens game. That loss was on Tommy Maddox - Ben game in late and almost pulled off a 21-point comeback.
I appreciate the feedback, didn’t Brady start that AFC Championship game until injury tho👀
@@TRockNFL
2001.
The raiders were one of the first 4 winners (1976). The Super Bowl didn't exist when Green Bay won.
the greenbay listed in this video, yes, the SB did not exist. But the Raiders wernt one of the first 4 winners...
They won SB 11. The Eleventh Superbowl, they were the 8th individual team to win the title. Green Bay won the first in 1967
Lott getting beat on the TD and Montaña throwing a pick must have stuuuuuung. The best on both sides couldn't save the dub.
The 2015 Panthers really coulda used Kelvin Benjamin. It’s ironic he got hurt the one year they went off
good video
Thanks🖤
You said the 49ers beat the bears in a super bowl. That’s impossible. They never played each other in a Super Bowl
For the 1985 Bears loss, they couldn't get to Moreno because of his quick release and they couldn't cover the Dolphins receiving corps. They were exposed. But no other team in the league had an offense and quarterback as the Dolphins had..
That happens when you have a backup qb playing too. Was a fluke loss that season.
And the Panthers would never be the same again...sad day
There was hope when they started last season 3-0 with the Broncos, it really did feel like 2015 again for three weeks
@@TRockNFL I feel what you're saying, but realize after that magic 2015 season and really after Cam got injured mid 2018 season the hope is gone. Week 10 against the cardinals last year was a glimmer of that hope back but...I just can't do it. Hopefully we finally find our quarterback soon so I can feel ANY again. Until then...I just can't let myself hope
Thoughts on Baker Mayfield?
@@TRockNFL Moral of the story, Baker works or we Drop Rhule and Baker. On paper Baker is the best quarterback on the roster (which is to be seen) but he doesnt know the playbook right now. Baker or Sam play all year could win us 8 or 9 games barely squeezing into the playoffs. We then either sign Baker to another year and push Matt Corral back or Drop them both and run with an untested Corral. With this year weighing so much on Matt Rhules shoulders I don't see him dropping Baker if it even works alittle.
5:15 it's a funny story cause I was actually at that game but it was my first birthday so I was way too young to remember it
Im a panthers fan although we lost the sb. U have to agree that 2015 season was something special
I was at the Panthers game, only game i went to that season and it was that one...
4:09 Moss was such a great QB that year. Such a shame he ruined his career by switching to WR
4:07 the worst part is next year we signed the kicker that did that as if you couldnt see it coming again and it did😂
Gary Anderson does not deserve the most blame for the ‘98 NFC Championship loss, the Vikings dropped a pick in the end zone on the Falcons’ game-tying drive and still got the ball back with time left but Dennis Green decided to kneel it into OT with 30 seconds left. And then in OT, they got the ball twice and couldn’t do anything. A complete all-around choke.
Narrator should have done his research to know that the '84 49'ers defeated Dan Marino and the 14-2 Miami Dolphins in the Super Bowl that year .
Wait fill me in, what I do wrong
@@TRockNFL You said it was the Bears that the '84 49'ers beat in the Super Bowl when it was actually the Dolphins .
Hmm, I thought that I put a correction on the screen but I still left the audio in, because obviously two nfc teams can’t meet in the Super Bowl lol, good to know, thanks!
I remember I became a falcons fan for one day after they beat the insufferable Panthers in 2015-16
The Panthers that showed up for Super Bowl 50 was most definitely not the 15-1 bunch that showed up all season. The Broncos were just better. Still painful nonetheless.
The defense showed up, Denver had less than 200 total yards and Peyton only had about 100 passing yards
Anyone would’ve looked good against 2015 Peyton Manning though 🤣
@@TRockNFL 😂😂
@@achoo7868 While I was hoping that Cam would help win the game on the drive he fumbled and didn't go after it, I was not confident.
It looked like he woulda tore something serious if he dove at that angle so ehhhh
Give the Giants credit they play better against all odds💪
Ahh when we put that 1 L on the panthers record that was our super bowl 😭
Only a very small margin of NFL teams during the Super Bowl era to win at least 15 regular-season games go on to win a championship. It’s only two to be exact: The 1984 San Francisco 49ers and 1985 Chicago Bears. Seems to me like it’s beneficial for all teams to have at least two regular-season losses.
I mean because I've watched America's Game on NFL Network throughout the years I can say the only one loss team in the 14 game schedule era to win the Super Bowl was the 1976 Raiders. Their one loss came against the Patriots, where it was their worst defeat since 1963. However, in the playoffs when the two met, Oakland got payback for that blowout loss thanks to the infamous Ray "Sugar Bear" Hamilton penalty. He was called for roughing the passer because he slapped Ken Stablers' head which they didn't allow anymore in '76.
The only 13-1 regular season team that won the super bowl was the 1976 Raiders (RIP John Madden, football legend, HC of that team)
The only NFL game I’ve ever been to was when the Falcons beat the 14-0 Panthers… not sure I could ever go to a game that could top that (esp being a Falcons fan)
Of the 13-1 teams, it was the 1976 Raiders who won the super bowl
"A 37 yard field goal that even I can make..."
Oh, buddy. I used to work big corporate events at Lucas Oil Stadium. The most popular feature was a field goal try - from the 20 yard line. On a tee! Just a simple, easy, "anyone could make it" 30 yarder, right?
In my 3 years of doing it, I don't need more than 2 hands to count all the people who made one. Out of literally thousands of tries. No, you couldn't make a 37 yard field goal. Very few people can. Even most of the "former soccer players" never hit it.
Thought it was a clear joke icl
The Last Man on Earth you might be the last idiot on Earth
It's almost like if you got paid millions of dollars to ONLY kick a ball you would be expected to master it right, especially when you don't have to run any routes, throw any balls, or do literally anything other than kick it down the middle.
Im from Indy too Lucas Oil is nice
Yeah man it’s super easy to be perfect and never make a mistake as long as you master something through practice. Thanks for helping us understand how horrible this kicker was for making a mistake.
How do you not mention Tommy Maddox starting for the Steelers in that game against the Ravens. The game was a blowout until he got injured. Ben then came in off the sideline, nearly threw a pick on his first career pass attempt.. then made it a game before that interception was returned for a TD.
Sadly I don't need to guess because in 1976 the Oakland Raiders beat my favorite team the Vikings for Minnesota's 4th and final Superbowl loss. Since that sad day I have seen them come close so many times but never quite close enough. 1998's team to me was by far the best team EVER to not make it to the big game and would have destroyed Denver if not for horrible luck and injuries going against Atlanta.
Honestly, I actually didn't know who won in 1976 but I figured it was 1976 Raiders only because 1962 there was no Super Bowl yet, and I know that in the1967 season the Packers won the super bowl (SB II) and 1968 season my Jets won the super bowl (SB III)
What about when darrin Nelson dropped a pass that could’ve won the game for the Vikings in the 1987 nfc championship game that’s gotta hurt
Man that Vikings burn hurt bro lol
As a die hard bears fan (endlessly suffering) I knew the answer before he asked the question
I know its 1976 Raiders because 1962 there was no super bowl and I know that the packers won the first 2 super bowls so 1967 was not the Raiders and I know my Jets won super bowl 3 in the 1968 season against that 13-1 Colts team
That Panthers team was incredibly over rated. They played a crap schedule in a down year for the NFC.
@@itz_angel8618 Almost doesn't count. My argument is that the NFC was in a down year. Saying you beat the Cardinals, just proves my point. The Broncos went into that SB with DONE Manning. The score of that game was close, but it really wasn't. Cam looked lost and futile all game.
I watched that game live but it was so long ago (it feels at least) that I forgot it was a literal one score game when Von strip sacked Cam because it felt like Denver dominated from start to finish
@@TRockNFL Roght, because Peyton was shot by that point and the Broncos turned 1 dimensional Cam into am afterthought.
Dang, Randy Moss career is really great when you realize he was throwing the ball to himself
The niners in 84 and the Bears in 85. No 15-1 team won the Super Bowl again after that. There hasn't been a 16-1 team yet. The 2007 Patriots finished 18-1 but obviously lost the Super Bowl.
The final one is the toughest one… can’t believe flopped in 50
The way Carolina looked so clueless on offense after being so dominant in the nfc championship is crazy
@@TRockNFL absolutely, still bewilders me how we looked like the greatest team ever formed in the nfc championship but we looked like a bunch of peewee players in the super bowl
"Before Ben finally threw a touchdown." His first game action and he didn't start. Only played because Maddox got injured.
I was, too late to change after I noticed🤣
A lot of experts call the 76 Raiders the best team of all time.