The Biggest One Hit Wonder In NFL History
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Steve Beuerlein had a long NFL career as a journeyman. But had one of the most magical seasons the league has ever seen.
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Legend has it that Jim Plunkett is still in the parking lot waiting for a shot at the raiders 1987 starting quarterback job
OMG YES! FINALLY! Thank you @FivePointsVids for validating my teens and 20s spent deep in devouring NFL history with finally showcasing one of the greatest 1 hit wonder QB seasons, Steve Beuerlein’s insane 1999
1999 was such an anomaly for him
@@FivePointsVidsI have an admitted strange fascination with the entire 1999 season overall. It was such an anomaly league wide. 49ers, broncos, packers, cowboys etc all fell down to earth. Rams, titans, colts, jaguars dominate. Redskins, Vikings, Bills all right there. So many retirements/injuries. The true beginning of “parity” in the nfl. The playoff picture being so wide open until week 17.
Of course Kurt Warner’s story and the rams overall.
I'd love to have a chat with you about football. I see you in a lot of comment sections and your knowledge is extensive.
Steve Beuerlein is one of those guys where you always wonder what could’ve been if he had been in the proper position the majority of his career. I think his 1999 season is indicative of the kind of career he could’ve had, had he been in a good situation.
As a Carolina fan I have nothing but fond memories of Steve Beuerlein. He had some great years here, until that hack Seifert released him. His 99 season was crazy and is only over shadowed because Warner has such a great season.
He got released because he was god awful after that 1 year
Also did you ever realize the panthers were in the SB 1 year after cutting him? Yea they made the right move
@loguski755 His 99 season wasn't the best but wasn't the worst. They cut him after the 2000 season. They didn't make the SB until after the 2003 season 3 years later.
@@loguski755 They were an NFL worst 1-15 the next year with, at the time, an NFL record 15 straight losses during a season.
In defense of Jimmy Johnson, Aikman was not "ready to go" for that wild card game in snowy Chicago. Watch the film from the next week when Detroit eliminated them, and Aikman was still less than about 80%
I *DID* remember Mike Shanahan coached the Raiders. I lived in Denver at the time. Shanahan was the head-coach-in-waiting for the Broncos, and broke all kinds of taboos by going to the division rivals. Then, after he parted ways with the Raiders, the Broncos took him back as an offensive assistant. Many, many people in Denver were outraged.
Did not like Mike Shanahan as a HC.. I had his Raiders card.
Liked him at first in denver and he had his moments with Jake "The Snake" just never ever to do much outside of 97 and 98. but he was a great teacher. Just average coach everyone over hyped.
@@janboblarry Overall, I agree. I think he's above average, but, to your point, he's never been an overwhelming force as head coach. Look at the defenses on those two Super Bowl wins -- much of the credit should go to Greg Robinson, the DC.
Steve beurline 1999 season was incredible our defense was terrible he carried us to an 8-8 season
Been a Panthers fan since day 1 and watching him, Michael Bates and Moose play together was an awesome time in my life. Sucks we didnt make the playoffs that 99 season
Had the Panthers had a defense, they might have been something at that time.
My dad ran into him at Circuit City in Charlotte in 1999 I believe it was. He asked him if he could sign a ball for me and he told him yeah but my dad didn’t have a ball so he told him to just go get a ball and drop it off at the stadium with a note on it on who to address it to. Sure enough my dad took me and the ball up there (I was 2 years old at the time) and got the ball signed and ran into some big DT the panthers had just signed to some record setting contract for a DT. Got a pic with him and I still have the picture and the ball today. I’m a Steelers fan today but still a cool piece of nostalgia from my childhood. 🤘🏻🤙🏻
The Minister of Defense?
@@bobbyanastacio7175im thinking that its Sean Gilbert. Who is the uncle of Darrelle Revis
Al Davis is the the kind of guy who would definitely cut off his nose to spite his face.
Kurt Warner's debut season is the stuff of legend, but I do remember Beuerlein kicking ass that year. I was disappointed they didn't quite make the playoffs because it would have been interesting to see if they could get anywhere.
And Buddy Ryan is such a joke.
Ryan kept getting chance after chance just because of one season he had with the Bears.
Steve B. had very good career.. Us Dallas Cowboys fan where blessed with Troy & Steve B. One team two NFL starting QBs..
At least he has a ring to his name plenty of quarterbacks will never get to say it.
He never made the playoffs for the Panthers, but we don’t have a bad thing to say about him here in Carolina.
…Except that he played for the Cowboys.
he was on the team in 96
Agreed man.
@@fusioncannon I forget about that, because that was before Kerry Collins quit on the team, but you’re exactly right.
Can you explain why any Panthers fan would give a hoot about Dallas? Yeah you have a horrid record against them in the regular season, in case you’re unaware the 2nd year Panthers somehow beat a Dallas team with 4 Hall of Famers on the team and other incredibly talented players behind 2nd year QB Kerry Collins threw just 100 yards with their best receiver in Mark Currier catching just 1 of 5 targets and a young Rocket Ismail not having a single ball thrown his way because they had that little confidence in him at the time).
They basically won it due to their defense being slightly luckier than the opponents defense…
And let’s not even talk about your best team ever (not that 15-1 team that blew it against some old fart, rather I’m referring to that magical 2003 team lead by the mushroom man himself Dellhome who was just a score away from beating Tom Brady and the big bad Patriots)
@@thecatwrangler9448bro we all hate the Dallas Cowgirls, in case you didn't know
And the Chiefs in recent history
He will live forever in NFL Blitz
"The notoriously stable Buddy Ryan" is such a good line. I'm not sure which tenure is more forgotten: Mike Shanahan on the Raiders or Buddy Ryan on the Cardinals.
I don't even WANT to imagine what Buddy Ryan's tweets would've been like if that had existed...
Anyway, great video as usual! I'm curious how this season stacks up to Jake Delhomme's 2003 as far as Panthers gems.
A 17 year career in the NFL as a QB is much longer than most players could come close to.
With a SB ring.
Buerlien was a solid backup to Troy in Dallas and I thought he was going take over as the starter after that 11-5 season but Jimmy had other plans.
Buddy knew defense, knew nothing on the offensive side of the ball.
The craziest ive ever seen was when Brandon Lloyd put up almost 1500 receiving yards and 10 TDs in 2010
Couldn't find good weed for a whole year it was he'll for him an dbs
As a Niners fan, that output was bittersweet. Dude had insane potential. He was just on the shittiest teams at the wrong times (aside from NE).
hes not a one hit wonder - he was good with the pats in 2012
@@ethanniedorowski116 😂😂😂😂
Brandon Lloyd played for the Denver Broncos as well.
6:25 Buerlein appeared in every game because he was the holder on onsies and figgies.
There was also that single year in Detroit where Scott Mitchell looked like the next Dan Marino
More Hermon Moore but ya I get you
Having a hall of fame running back and a couple of Pro Bowl wide outs will do that for a QB
@@bjchitWill it? The Hall of Fame running back and tne Pro Bowl wideouts didn't do it for Mitchell in the years after that.
@@BiggieTrismegistus Injuries (both to Scott and Herman Moore), mid coaching, and those receivers leaving the team had something to do with it.
A NFL Europe legend
There’s a whole lot of great irony in Buddy Ryan calling someone else a cancer 😂
Steve Beurelein was a dropped TD pass away from beating Penn state in 1986
When it comes to one-hit wonders in NFL history, Timmy Smith sure comes to mind.
Tree just can't catch a break 😅😅
I still tend to think of him as Steve “Boyerline” because for a time, I had only ever known of him from written sources. And since I’m such a pretentious know-it-all, I figured Beuerlein is a German name so it must follow German pronunciation, where “eu” is “oy”. Think of Sigmund Freud. So I figured Beuerlein was pronounced “Boy-er-line” until I eventually heard someone *say* his name in a TV interview. Then I finally learned that he just says “Bur-line”.
17 year career as a 4th round pick. If that isn't a story of success, I don't know what is.
The fact he put up numbers like this in 1999 with the defensive rules they had shocks me that he never had success after that
He was a hidden gem in all the Tecmo Super Bowl games.
That game is full of hidden gems (Wayne Haddix, backup Dolphins TE Jim Jenson).
@@g.shumway5925 Mosi Tatupu, GOAT gem.
Nobody talks about his commentating partner, don criqui. Criqui was an nfl commentator from 1967-2013. People forget him because of dick enberg, al micheals, and pat summerall. Don was the commentator of the miracle at the meadowlands, the marathon by the lake, the jags first game ever, the jags first home win ever, red right 88, the epic in miami, the bills broncos game in 1990, chuck noll's last 2 nfl games, tom dempsey's 63 yard field goal, the titans' first game as the titans and their first home game at nissan stadium and the game where corey dillon broke walter payton's rushing record for a single game in 2000. A true legend
He was dominant in NFL Quarterback Club 2000 on the N64.
Magic man 1989 Green Bay says hold my beer for one hit wonders
His new glaerus if you will
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Who was the guy that made one start and was teased to Seattle? Lost starting job to Russell Wilson
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@@yankees29Matt Flynn. 6td passes vs Detroit in the 2011 season finale at Lambeau
Steve seems like a good guy. He should be very proud of his career. Good video. Thanks.
This is not the shitty quarterback I was expecting to see when I saw a guy in a Panthers jersey. We just can't catch a break. Probably bc we can't throw too well.
$140K in 1988 converts to $367K today because of inflation. The NFL has increased it's value significantly, because rookie minimum deals look like they're $795K, maybe $750K in some situations right now.
His salary was 90K with a 10K roster bonus and an 80K signing bonus spread over the contract.
He made a shade over 22 mil in his career, so did pretty well
I find it interesting that so many English speakers struggle to get the difference between the German letters u and ü, but here, FivePoints does a very commendable pronunciation of the ü every time he says "Beuerlein". Needless to say, where Steve's name is from, i.e. the region of Germany I used to live in, Franconia (and, well, every other part of the German-speaking world), the name is actually pronounced "Boy-er-line", but lets keep that under wraps.
I really enjoyed this delving into my early NFL memories, back, when Jimmy Johnson and Aikman were the bane of the Pack in almost every playoff game. Thanks to a certain expansion team, we got through to a superbowl for once, when the Panthers dumped the Cowgirls out of the running. I'll always be grateful ... to an extent.
It’s probably because it’s Deutsch and not English. Though English is a Teutonic language. heck I may not even spelled this correctly.
No kidding, I rocked a Buerlein Jags jersey in junior high. Had no idea who the man was... Just thought the jersey looked cool.
Tim Tebow. Even Jesus couldn't resurrect that guy's career. And Tim is a close personal friend of his.
you're getting better
Beuerlein being paid the same amount as #RussellWilson taking a dump 😂😂😂
7:06 Imagine getting benched in favor of Chris Chan
Bravo. BRAVO!!!!!!
What was amazing about that 1999 season was all the things going against the Panthers; One of their starting wide receivers got arrested for murder, they didn’t have a running back who could stay healthy, and a defense that couldn’t stop a high school team, which forced Steve to throw the ball a lot. Ordinarily that sort of thing would result in mistakes piling up, but Steve just didn’t make any, or at least any that were back breaking. He just played really good football all year and took a team that was 4-12 the previous season to a near playoff birth.
I remember him during week 17 of 99 season. "We Need More Points" quite possibly one of the greatest NFL Primetimes
Another big reason why Jimmy Johnson was in the hall of fame was getting a good back up because in 1990 the Cowboys were 7-7. All they needed was essentially one win out of the last two games to make the playoffs. Aikman gets hurt the first game against the Eagles and backup Babe Lauffenberg comes in and just sucks it up. The last game, the second one against the Falcons. Lauffenberg sucks it up. So the very next year the Cowboys go out and Beuerlein and when Aikman gets hurt in week 13 against the Redskins. Beuerlein goes in and does the job. The Cowboys win their next 4 and a wildcard spot. Jimmy still goes with Aikman, but Beuerlein saved the 1991 season because Jimmy Johnson learned from his mistakes and got a capable backup.
I disagree with him being the greatest one hit wonder in NFL history, but he had a super season.
With history and teams constantly being changed, will the future even know
A Tree cameo!
mark rypien. biggest one hit wonder ever. or for a one game one hit wonder, timmy smith.
Beuerlein led the league in completion percentage in 1998 and made the Pro Bowl in 1999. That’s literally NOT a one hit wonder.
Sam Bradford led the NFL in completion percentage one year (set an NFL record that year I believe) and no one says that he had a great year that year
Leading the league in completion percentage is literally the most useless statistic.
You must be fun at parties
@@danielsaleman506 More useful than QB rushing statistics 🤷🏼♂️
I did forget good sir, I did.
I only knew about Beuerlein from Tecmo Super Bowl because I'd often play as the Raiders thanks to Bo Jackson being so OP. When I did feel like actually passing the ball though I'd always swap Beuerlein in for Schroeder because he just seemed more accurate and could scramble better, and I always wondered why he wasn't the default starter. Seems like the Japanese nerds who programmed the game and probably never even saw a game of American football in their lives somehow knew better than Al Davis himself, lol.
The Cowboys' Clint Longley might be the most memorable one-game wonder.
Al Davis is not a villain, he’s a maverick
I’m a giants fan so you probably know how I feel rn
When I think of him, I think of his great job stepping in for Aikman in 91
Damn forgot about this guy
I'm reading Steve's wiki alongside this video. Its a nice base for a script, I can see why you used it.
I only knew that Shanahan coached the Raiders because at one time I had his football card.
Bro… not only did I “forget” that Shanahan coached the Raiders, but my lizard brain refuses to even believe it.
Cornelius Bennett also meet Steve Beurlein one day
Steve Beuerlein won a Super Bowl Ring with the Dallas Cowboys but if he'd went to Carolina Panthers in 2003 then maybe just maybe he'd be the one starting in the Super Bowl vs Pats and would have won it too 2:08
No. Jake was the guy. Blame the defense and special teams at the end of game
Nah, Delhomme was awesome in that super bowl. If that kicker had just, you know, not kicked it out of bounds they had a real shot at the upset.
@@johnchedsey1306 Kasay was super reliable as well. That made that mistake all the more glaring.
Sammy Garza played for my team. Winnipeg Blue Bombers!
I remember him with the Raiders. After that I moved the Tokyo. What a great story add career
Nice.
Make a video on David Boston’s random great year with the Cards
i would like to see on of these on jeff garcia.
Thank you for great videos
Steve Beurlein was my very first Jags jersey our first QB, Being a immigrant from Armenia I just wanted a jersey not knowing he was no longer with the Jags lol
Let’s not forget Dan Majikowski.
Dude went from Anaheim to South Bend. I'm literally trying to do the exact opposite haha
I completely forgot about this guy.
Im surprised its not Peyton Hillis
Or Derek Anderson
Tommy Maddox.
Lol Peyton Hillis for sure! He was so popular, fans voted him cover of the Madden Football game!
Yo Steve is my cousin, great guy
Ha! When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was going to be Jake Delhomme. But then I noticed there was no 1 in front of that 7.
60 minutes of charge does NOT make me want to buy that product AT ALL 😂😂😂... there are iphones running constantly now for like 3 whole days on a full charge
What if you had 2 faces😁
It is crazy that Gannon and Testeverde were selected in 87 and i saw both of them play in the 2000s
Also, starting QB for my high school team.
He's the last decent quarterback to come out of Notre Dame.
No love for Ron Pawlus or Matt LoVecchio? 😂
Derek Anderson from the Browns, too
2:57 “who the hell is Mel Kiper anyway”
Love the the vids, but nobody has ever done one on the greatest ncaa duo ever insane stats(chase clement & jarrett dillard) Rice football
I'm convinced Steve Buerline and Steve Walsh are the same guy.
It’s not possible. Walsh was a terrible quarterback.
George Seifert did him wrong in Carolina. Beuerlein got cut in favor of Chris Weinke before the regular season in 2001.
😂😂😂😂😂
So basically the Jeff Francouer of football?
Was that Kerry Collins getting drafted?! He looked the same age he did at like 38....lol
You should look into the greatest rushing season of all time, Hershel Walker 1985
The content creator left out the reason Beuerlein even had that opportunity in Carolina. That event was the broken jaw of #KerryCollins that caused him to have his jaw wired shut for a whole year.
His eyes look like they arguing in the thumbnail
REDSKINS REDSKINS REDSKINS REDSKINS SAY IT.
Apparently the year before he did lead the league in completion%
I caught one pass from him in High School in 1983.
Think of how great he could been if he'd had consistent and committed leadership above him in Oakland.
Don't blame Oakland! That was LA's problem! Steve had nothing to do with the Oakland Raiders.
Al Davis, Buddy Ryan, and Tom Coughlin aren't exactly the warmest personalities. However, the fact that Beuerlein butted heads with three different coaches or GMs in a five year span suggests Steve was part of the problem.
P.S. Unmentioned in this video is that the other Cardinals QB in 1994 was none other than Jay Shroeder. Not many times the same two QBs have played musical chairs for two different teams.
Yea he wasn't a superstar but he was a good reliable Q/B !!!...
Thumbnail kind of looks like "OH SHIT"
1:53 commercial skip
When did Joe Koy start a sports channel on UA-cam
Nope i dont got a face bro