The DUMBEST Player in Super Bowl HISTORY
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- 90% of the battle is just showing up. I don't think Tony Horne got the memo
Prior to Super Bowl XXXIV between the St. Louis Rams and the Tennessee Titans, Rams WR Tony Horne was an AP Second Team All-Pro and was the best return man in football. Days before the game, he almost got cut for doing one of the dumbest things imaginable
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Tony Horne was freaking awesome as a returner, he should have lasted a little longer. 3 100+ yd returns and 4 tds plus another in the playoffs.
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Years ago, I remember MTV doing a special on the Super Bowl and they did a segment on Dick Vermeil when he coached the eagles and rams……it was revealed that Vermeil had a task that if any player on his team got out of line, that player would be released……..
Just another chapter in the tragic jinx of the Cincinnati Bengals.
Although Wilson was a good player and would have given the Bengals another target in the SB, losing pro-bowl level RT Joe Walter in the last regular season game to a non-contact blown knee was an even bigger loss. Since Boomer Esiason was a lefty, it was JOE WALTER and not Anthony Munoz who was the blindside protector.
Then, the notorious leg-whipping 49ers took all-pro NT Tim Krumrie out with a broken leg on their first offensive series.
Karma did not forget since years later was when Joe Montana left San Fran for Kansas City while he could still play and then six years after that was when Steve Young was knocked out of a Monday Night Football game against Arizona on a particularly vicious sack by Cardinals cornerback Aeneas Williams.
The two ironies of that memorable play are this was the final game of both Steve's career and San Fran running back Lawrence Phillips - who was on the very last of quite a few extra chances of redemption - because LP was supposed to have picked up Williams on the blocking assignment. LP totally flaked out instead.
Niners won fairly.
@bloodlust8774 well yea other than breaking Tim Krumrie's leg than yea they won fairly
Sadly, the list of athletes with million dollar talent and a 10 cent head is long.
I think this wasnt talked about more because the Rams still won the game.
How is this the dumbest player in supr bowl hitory when we had players do drugs before the game, have sex with night workers and even lose their helmet before kickoff lmao
Thinis dumb true, but it's not the dumbest, hell I'd argue benching your starting cornerback was one of the worst super bowl blunders ever.
Fair. You can make a whole list but with how history could have been, it is up there.
Kevin Carter almost got cut during the game.
Are you talking about when he came off the field towards the end of the SB game vs. the Titans? I can't find a clip of it but Vermeil said something like "What?! You wanna come off now?!"
@ Yep
He was a great return specialist but the Rams didn't really need him. They were the best offense of all time
7:44 No wonder why he was so good, the other players tried to tackle him like that.
Dick Vermeil has quite a knack of coaching some awesome kick returners. Horne and Az Hakim in St Louis and later on Dante Hall when he coached the Chiefs. Wally Henry back in the Eagles days.
Cocaine is a helluva drug.
8:37 Did you just make a “Luka Dončić” reference in this video; or are you referring to a different video when you referenced another NBA trade in the past?
NOTE: Tony Horne suffered a knee injury in the 2001 preseason.
I still say that it should be Leon Lett(down) in SB XXVII, as the Cowboys could've had the most points (59) in SB history (surpassing SF's record of 55), Lett collected a Bills fumble, and was running it back for a possible touchdown (if he had secured the ball instead of showboating, by holding it out with one hand, down and away from himself 🤦), however, a Bills player caught up to him, JUUST before crossing the goal line, and knocked it out of Lett's hand for a touchback! 😱 🤷
@@simplysteve68 Don Bebee, who was their main backup WR at that time, was the one who caught up to Lett on his blind side and knocked the ball from his hands. Can't necessarily fault Lett for celebrating a bit early. The "Lett It Be" touch of the blocked FG in that Thanksgiving game against Miami that gave the Dolphins the extra shot that won them that game was far worse. I can still hear Bob Trumpy, doing color commentary with Dick Enberg on PbP for NBC, screaming "NOOOOO!!!" on the replay when Lett slid and touched the ball. (Or, was it Don Criqui on PbP for that game?) (Edited for correct Bills player.)
@@anthonyjkenn6319actually that Bills player was Don Bebee.
@@zuzus_petals4715 Wow. My memory is way off today. Sorry. Thanks again for the correction. Will edit the OP.
Imagine if Tony Horne hadn't torched his career, and had been the one instead of Az-Zahir Hakim receiving that ultimately muffed punt in that playoff game against New Orleans. (Note: edited to correct Hakim's first name.)
Still probably would have been the same result, unfortunately. Tony was primarily the kick returner and Oz was the punt returner. 😢 I had a nickname for him: "Oz Hakim The Fumble Machine" 😖
Az-Zahir Hakim
@@jasonelliott4670 I figured that I had butchered his name. Thanks for the correction; will edit the original comment.
Hakim was an underrated receiver but as a return man his fumbles were bad. Still I blame the Rams ownership for firing Martz
@@Lemopalm Agreed which is why bly was PR instead of hakim in 01 he fumbled to much but when he didn't he was a hell of a returner
8:38 Just had to get that dig in there on the Mavericks 😂
He did it well 😂
This man right here. You mean as in the man I've been watching this whole time?
If vermeil didn't retire immediately after the Superbowl he would've stay a ram his career. Vermeil loved those type of guys like Horne and rightfully so. He was such a beast man..in face he actually went to Kansas City to rejoin Vermeil in 01
As a Rams fan, I always wondered what happened to Tony Horne. He was really good, but didn't seem to stick around for long. Now I know.
Right lol if Vermeil stays i bet Horne would've been on that 01 team and who knows maybe he could've returned to his 99 form. He did infact join the chiefs the same year vermeil did in 01 🤷
Damn just seeing the abc logo for a Super Bowl makes me interested on what they might show after the Super Bowl in 2027. Do they show the Bachelor Bachelorette on Sunday night do they show Extreme Makeover home edition or do they show a two hour premier of the Rookie. Gonna be an interesting lineup.
This has gotta be some solid trolling.
@adamgreenspan4988 nope it's true ABC ESPN will be back in the Super Bowl network rotation.
Pattie Mahomo isn’t going to appreciate you all calling him stupid the week before zir’s Super Bowl appearance.
Having a problem with substance abuse isn't a reason to laugh at someone, call them stupid, or air them out like this to everyone. I sure hope you're perfect and that nobody ever digs up any dirt on you to stick on UA-cam some day...
Media Day is never optional
Good story but it might be time to change that intro as college football is over.
There's still some College Football history he can cover but JG7 not enough time for him.
I think the stronger analogy to Horne was Eugene Robinson. Barret Robbins clearly had a mental illness. Depending on who you believe Stanley Wilson had a disease that led to his drug use. Robinson and Horne made mistakes that were clearly avoidable.
As a stl rams fan tony horne was the shit he was amazing. Most underrated KR in history and the rams should've kept him and had him on that 2001 team. Who knows with him they might win it all
2 videos on SB XXXIV in 2 days, wow.
Where does this man find all those glamourous helmets
Also was the same night that Ray Lewis and his "friends" were accused of double murder.
Where’s the suit, Ray?
And i thought i was about to see the Eugene Robinson pre superbowl 33 video......
Talk about a dumb decision!
Why not skip it? Rather take a fine than a bunch of inane questions from a group of insipid dolts.
If you are an important vet with an otherwise spotless record for timeliness and behavior, you might get away with it with just an initial suspension. If you're down to your last chance because you've burnt all your other bridges with your attitude and lack of personal accountability; and your coach is Mr. Discipline Himself, Dick Vermeil -- who as Philly's HC nearly ran his star kicker, Tony Franklin, when Franklin deliberately disobeyed his orders to kick the ball deep and tried a failed onsides kick that helped cost the Eagles the ball game -- you suck it up and take the insipid questions.