No one is ever going to believe this, because it usually never happens but we made a mistake... we had the score of the Bengals Chiefs AFC Championship as 24-21 when the score was in fact 27-24! Our bad!
All the stats and records since 2000 are perfect but you miss the final score of the last weekend game lol xD Understandable, you made a tremendous job with this video
@@AlanGarrido false they didn't do a good job and you should not be letting this slide I am so angry that i expect the person who made this video to leave and never return to social media #cancel
It took the Steelers 3 decades to win their 5th and 6th Superbowl and they are still waiting just to go back to the Superbowl 1 decade later and counting.
The worst of these teams is the 2002 Oakland Raiders. They’ve only had two winning seasons since 2002, haven’t won a playoff game since the 2002 AFC Championship against the Titans, and now are in a completely other city.
they lost Gruden after 2001 and that 2000-2002 Raiders team was ancient. Mostly with mercenary free agents. It wasn't build to last for the long run. 2002 Raiders is one of the oldest teams of the 21st century. I mean they were old old. Al Davis ego got in the way and he turned into a way worse version of Jerry Jones after 2002. He got real stubborn after 2002 after making the Superbowl without Gruden thinking he can win with Any coach. Like Jerry got stubborn after he won in 95 without Jimmy and started feeling himself. But the main issue other than Al Davis was that the roster was ancient in 2002. Most of these players were on their last legs litteraly. Can't build around 40 yr olds and hope to last. Tim Brown was like 40. Rich Gannon above 40. Jerry like 41. Rod Woodson was 39-40. tHE LEFT TACKLE WAS 39. Bill Romanowski was 40. The DLINE and Oline had a lot of 37-40 yr olds as well. They were old
I would also say the 2001 Rams would be up there too, since after the "Greatest Show on Turf" era ended, St. Louis just stopped caring about the Rams & all of those faithful St. Louis Rams fans had to watch the Rams become great almost immediately after moving back to LA.
The Bears have sucked too, though I would argue that they were lucky to even be the NFC champions in 06-07. In hindsight, they stood no chance against the Colts.
Their hangover has indeed been quite long. Only two winning seasons since 2002 is worse than any team not named the Browns. When Washington has a more recent playoff win than you, you know it's bad.
@@erikpuka2627 For the time period it was, pushing the chips into the table for one last run with that 02 roster isn’t unreasonable. But once Gannon got hurt in 03, everything fell apart. Then the Raiders earned the second overall pick in the 04 draft and selected Robert Gallery (good but not great offensive linemen)instead of Ben Roethlisberger or Philip Rivers to build the future with. Part of the Raiders demise is simply because Al Davis didn’t accept that the 02 roster needed a complete rebuild instead of complementary flashy first round draft picks who can’t play (Fabian Washington, Michael Huff, Jamarcus Russell, Darren McFadden, etc). It shouldn’t take 20 years to get out of that bind but here we are.
The Super bowl did most of the damage to my Falcons, but what really did us in was the next year against the Eagles in the playoffs. We had 5 chances to score in the red zone at the end of the game and couldn't get it done. Haven't been the same since
I know, I think it has something to do with all confidence in the defence being completely destroyed, with pressured the offense to be perfect which was too much pressure for them to handle. not having any decent running back doesn't help either
That 2018 Super Bowl run is the most BS thing I’ve ever seen. Played like crap all year but pulled some crap out of their butt when the playoffs started and won the whole damn thing. Still can’t believe it.
The late John Madden always said that the difference between winning and losing the Super Bowl was the biggest gap in sports, bigger than the World Series, Cup Finals, NBA Finals, gold/silver medals, etc. because of how much work goes into a football season. And that after the crushing disappointment of losing a Super Bowl it's hard to get that same edge back in time for the following season.
Super Bowl LI was a franchise-crippling loss for the Falcons. Set us back 10 years at least, led to terrible contracts in a vain attempt to keep an average at best team together despite the knowledge that our above average coaching and scheme development is what got us there to begin with, most of whom departed the year after. Our front office got reactionary instead of being proactive and thinking ahead to begin building a more solid roster that could sustain itself while also attracting elite coaches to the organization.
@@averageduck1327 you right, that's my bad. 4/6 won the Super Bowl, 6/6 made it to the Super Bowl (which is impressive, since we only went to the NFC championship game twice in those 6 runs)
@Fries yeah the players were overall better but I remember seeing the 2016 falcons lighting everybody up because their play calling was elite thanks to Kyle shanahan. As a saints fan that was one of the only times while playing them I thought we were just helpless lol
At least y'all were able 2 sweep us in the playoffs. I wanted us to win that 2016 Divisional game so badly cuz that 2012 Divisional Loss to yall was a tough pill to swallow. Sure, we won a sb next season but in that time that was a tough one cuz we had just gotten back and had taken the lead for the 1st time in the game. Got a lot of respect for falcon fans tho.
Losing the Super Bowl breaks teams’ confidence in themselves to get it done. Just look at the 2015 Panthers to the 2016 team, they had a higher drop-off in regular season wins than most teams win regular season games. From 15-1 to 6-10, a -9 change
As a chiefs fan, this is exactly what i thought was going to happen to them after Super Bowl 55, and at the beginning of the season it kind of looked like it was. Still sucks that we lost to the Bengals, but still proud of the Chiefs for making it to the AFCCG after all that happened. I'm impressed by the Bengals though, they came out of nowhere and shocked everyone.
I disagree completely, I think it gives them too much confidence in that they don’t think they have to make very many adjustments to get back. The old “if ONE play had gone different” mentality.
Patriots won 3 out of 4 years (2001-2004) then 3 out of 5 years (2014-2018). Two dynasties, same QB and coach. Absolutely legendary. Will never be repeated.
I was watching football in my early teens before Brady and the pats started, we use to think back then that know one would beat Joe Montana's 4 super bowls or Dan Marino's 5k passing yards. Someone one day probably being born right now will Top tom Brady and the pats. Such is life, records are meant to be broken.
@Fries the fact is that we're still the last team to repeat as super bowl champs! 17 seasons and counting! that's the longest drought of back to back winning super bowls in the history so far!
After seeing how many Super Bowl losers didn’t make the playoffs the next year, I’m proud that the Falcons managed to make it back after arguably the most embarrassing SB loss ever. And the NFC South was super tough that year to boot
That team, the Legion of Boom Hawks, really should have a minimum of two rings. I'd go as far as to say they might have more if not for that throw. Had to have broken a lot of spirits and soured some relationships.
They wanted to help the Chiefs by saying oh they only held them to 24Pts or something. Idk but the Chiefs played so dirty that game and paid the refs and still lost. 😂
List of teams who returned to the super bowl 1 year later after losing it. 1971 Cowboys 1972 Dolphins 1974 Vikings 1987 Broncos 1991 Bills 1992 Bills 1993 Bills 2018 Patriots
Good ole Super Bowl Hangover effect i.e. the loser normally doesn't make it back (unless you're Tom Brady of course). There's a whole Wikipedia page on it.
Unless Tom Brady faces Eli Manning.. Fun Fact: When The New England Patriots faces The New York Giants in the Super Bowl they never repeat going back..
I mean honestly there was a lot of stuff that went through so many teams in the Super Bowl through the years , NFL Throwback Thank u so so much for doing this compilation , this was such a great video , helluva vid
That tackle on Lynch at the 1-yard line right before the Butler interception is such an underrated play. He bench pressed the offensive lineman off of him and made a shoulder tackle on Lynch. Crazy play
Well not that amazing of a play if you get a free rush to the QB because the RB had a brain fart. Malcolm Butler, hero of that game vs the Seahawks, was about to be the goat for giving up a deep TD to Aldrick Robinson.
It took me until right now to realize that since Matt hassle beck said “we want the ball and we’re gonna score” the Seahawks have been to 3 Super Bowls while the packers have been to 1. With each having a ring
There was an interesting article by SI called THE DYNASTY THAT NEVER WAS OR ALMOST WAS, I can't remember. It laid the blame on Russell Wilson saying he started making demands and teeing off other players in the organization.
@@nighthawk292 that's 100% untrue imo I think it had more to do with Pete Carroll and his desire for things to be done his way unfer his control. He made the call to throw it on the goal line not Bevell just so Russ would win SB MVP and not Marshawn. He also had GM privileges until just like last month (thank god they took it away), as he screwed up the roster beyond belief, and russ is the only saving grace of the roster.
Robbed? No. Dropped passes, missed field goals, redzone turnovers, poor play clock management, and the defense giving up three huge plays all leading to TDs is what lost them the game against the Steelers.
I like Tim Tebow as a person, but let’s be honest. Tebow didn’t beat the Steelers in overtime. Thomas did. Tebow threw an 18-yd pass and Thomas ran 62 yards for the TD.
@@UserName-ts3sp half? A whole decade! The Steelrs haven't been the same since the sb45 loss. Tomlin now has a losing playoff record at 8-9 which is putrid, went on to waste Ben's best years in the 2010s by questionable drafting and defensive play calling.
Tebow actually had a fantastic overall game, and hit an accurate pass that hit a full speed running Demaryius perfectly in stride. There are starting qbs today that can't do that (Prescott).
How about the Dolphins just unexpectedly went from 1-15 to 11-5 the next year Titans somehow went 13-3 with Kerry Collins as QB And the NFC Championship game was between two 9-win teams!
Patriots really weren’t ever affected by a post super bowl loss hangover. 11-5 in 08, 12-4 and an AFC championship game in 12, then they won it in 18. Greatness
@@kenrickkahn what's your point? eli's gone and the giants are a poverty franchise at this point. their rebuilding phase might take more than a decade while my team are off to a great start with mac jones! we might win our 7th lombardi trophy before the giants can even become relevant once again lmfao
People forget before that pass int Patriots VS Seattle. Seattle was up 10 in the 4th. Legion of Boom. Somehow Brady and them came back, 2 unanswered TDs.
@@joem1382 Yup, in 2008, the Chargers won the AFC West for a third consecutive season despite posting a 8-8 record. This is how the AFC West standings were in 2008: 1. San Diego Chargers (8-8) 2. Denver Broncos (8-8) 3. Oakland Raiders (5-11) 4. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14) In the final week of the season, the Chargers defeated the Broncos in Week 17 52-21 to clinch the AFC West.
No, I'm very sure they lost the Superbowl when they Lost the Superbowl. As a Franchise, Patriots have been to 11 Superbowls. Winning 6 of them, while also losing 5 of them.
Super Bowl losses absolutely CRUSH teams. I did some research on quarterbacks to find trends (mainly experience, because I noticed that it's usually QBs on their rookie contract that win). 1. The only QBs to come back from a Super Bowl loss to later win are Bob Griese (2 wins after 1 loss), John Elway (2 wins after 3 losses), Tom Brady (2 wins after 2 losses, then 2 more wins after another loss), and Peyton Manning (1 win after 2 losses). 2. The only other QBs to come back from a loss to even *MAKE* another Super Bowl are Craig Morton (lost V and XII), Fran Tarkenton (VIII, IX, and XI), Jim Kelly (XX, XXI, XXII, and XXIII), and Kurt Warner (XXXVI and XLIII). 3. The most experienced quarterback to win their first appearance are Peyton Manning and Drew Breese (8th season); the most experienced to get their first appearance were Chris Chandler and Rich Gannon (12th) until Matthew Stafford this season (13). The fact that a lot of teams utterly collapse after a loss is actually kind of surprising, since that trend isn't really present in other American sports.
Believe it or not, Matt Ryan was not a far cry from the previous year. He was still incredible, but the offense fell off a cliff going from Kyle Shanahan at OC to Steve Sarkisian.
Ryan isn't a leader.Just a company guy collecting stats and a check. And Shanahan's offensive genius resulted in the greatest American pro sports collapse of all-time.
This is pretty telling as to which organizations have a rock solid foundation like the patriots or steelers vs what I like to call a shooting star team that burns bright and quick
As I was watching and analyzing I realize the teams that made it back to the playoffs either had rock solid cultures via coach or qb or they had a “Peyton Manning makes you a contender every year” case. Or you have a Tom Brady like QB who sets the culture there and runs the team when the coach can’t. Teams that don’t have this usually crash and burn next year as regression happens. Heck even Lamar’s mvp season and the fact that the ravens had a rare record of 14-2 (or 15-1 if u Carolina, coincidence, nope) shows how much regression hits and how things change year to year. Only exception to all this is the falcons who somehow made it back deposits losing the OC and the already mid defense dropping even lower. Now Cincinnati I feel can go one of two ways, make it back bc burrow has set a wining culture as indicated in his press conferences. OR drop off a little and miss the playoffs at like 9-8. Burrow wasn’t close to mvp this year so there’s room to grow and it’s a young team that’s added to their squad. If injuries happen then throw in the white towel
The superbowl hangover doesn't happen by coincidence, it's the toll the loss in the big game has on the players that causes them to be less productive.
I got the updates: bengals: after loosing to the rams in the Superbowl they rebounded by going beck to AFC championship but lost in a flipped way to the chiefs 27-24. Eagles: after loosing the Superbowl on a meh holding penalty they started the next season strong going 10-1 but after two back to back blowout losses to cowboys and 49ers they collapsed and went 11-6 and faced the 4 seeded Bucs in the playoffs loosing 32-9 and had the tush push stopped. The Eagles are also potential loosing Jason Kelce to retirement.
14:22 What do you mean “and all 11 Broncos would go on to make the Pro Bowl”? Is that how many players you think made up the entire team? Just 11 iron man players. Manning as QB and what? A nose tackle? Or maybe CB because of his speed?
I think the 2017 disproves the old adage about "defense wins the championship." Both teams demonstrated that you don't need a defense in the modern NFL.
That's because modern day rules make defenses almost worthless. Which is what made 2018 super bowl so mind-boggling boring. It was 2 offenses playing terrible not 2 defenses playing great.
After seeing a slow and close up footage of Wilson's pass he actually didn't throw it to his teammate he actually just threw it to Malcolm Butler it might've still been intercepted had he passed it to Ricardo Lockette but if he had passed it to him quicker and on target the story might be different and I'm a Seahawks fan
I’m glad you mentioned that. That call itself was horrible but what most people miss is that Wilson completely missed that throw. On the goal line that ball has to be thrown down and right into the receivers stomach. If you watch Brady’s TD pass to AB in the Super Bowl against the Chiefs you’ll see exactly how that ball was supposed to be thrown. Butler would’ve never been able to pick it off if Wilson didn’t try and lead his receiver instead of hitting him in the numbers.
lol the chiefs completely collapsed. But Brady eats the souls of the teams he beats. Somehow the rams avoided it. The rams, broncos and patriots are basically the only teams that recovered
Strahan’s 22.5 sack season was something special. He reeked havoc on opposing offensive lineman that year and when he got his mitts on a QB it was over. This is coming from a Cowboys fan too 😂 😂.
Key point to make here, currently only TWO teams in the modern history of the NFL have complete unbeaten records in the Super Bowl. The Baltimore Ravens, who won in SB 35 (34-7) vs. the New York Giants, and won in SB 47 (34-31) vs. the San Fransisco Forty-Niners. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won in SB 37 (48-21) vs. the Oakland Raiders, and won in SB 55 (31-9) vs. the Kansas City Chiefs; which also has the distinction of the 1st time a SB contending team hosted the big game in their own stadium (Raymond-James, in Tampa which was the host city in 2021)
ravens fan here, I still talk about how we should have never let AB 81 leave after our Super Bowl year. He was mr 3rd and we never gave Flaco a true number one WR the rest of his time in Baltimore. Boldin ended up getting 1k yards the very next szn
Just a tangent - but it's weird how most people remember that last 49ers drive in the Ravens v 49ers Super Bowl in 2013 like it was at the dying seconds, and if the can score a TD they're the champinos - in fact they would have been 37-34 up (assuming a successful 2-point conversion), 1:45 left on the clock with a Ravens O that could move the ball, with all 3 time-outs plus Justin Tucker... It would have not been over by any means...
Update: After the Bengals lost to the Rams 23-20 in Super Bowl LVI, they improved, going 12-4 in 2022. They have knocked out the Ravens and the Bills and are set to face the Chiefs this Sunday. The Rams, on the other hand, were plagued with injuries and, in turn, went 5-12, missing the playoffs in the process.
Chiefs could’ve very well gone back to back last year. Andy Reid, while not quite the resume like belichick, is a hell of a head coach. And mahomes is the next brady in the making. #4 all time in qbs in my book
These last two playoff loses were both coaching disasters for Andy. Completely undisciplined against Tampa and his patented refusal to run the ball against Cincy
I hate Brady n think he is an arrogant cheat who is playing in a period of football that's more like two hand touch. The league definitely gives him preferential treatment but no current QB is close to him with the exception of maybe Rodgers who can't win in the playoffs.
No one is ever going to believe this, because it usually never happens but we made a mistake... we had the score of the Bengals Chiefs AFC Championship as 24-21 when the score was in fact 27-24! Our bad!
Yeah you better be bad now im gonna unsubscribe and dislike the video
@@hardchuck2951 😭😭
All the stats and records since 2000 are perfect but you miss the final score of the last weekend game lol xD
Understandable, you made a tremendous job with this video
@@AlanGarrido false they didn't do a good job and you should not be letting this slide I am so angry that i expect the person who made this video to leave and never return to social media #cancel
You guys also got the Super Bowl 44 score wrong!!! Should be 31-17 not 31-27
Imagine your team showing up in this video, that would suck, losing a Superbowl. Glad that Detroit is undefeated in Superbowls.
My cowboys too lol
Can’t lose a super bowl if you never go 🤔
Lol I came here to say that, something along the lines of "good thing I'll never see my team on this list (the lions)"
Lions are just a qb away
@@Ynkno y’all just had Stafford 🤣
This is why losing the Super Bowl is devastating: you never know when you'll get back there.
This is what the Rams were thinking. Now they are back in the Super Bowl.
unless ur the patriots lol
@@patrickferguson8775 or Denver
It took the Steelers 3 decades to win their 5th and 6th Superbowl and they are still waiting just to go back to the Superbowl 1 decade later and counting.
Still would rather go and lose.
This really puts in perspective how resilient the 90s Bills were to make it 3 times in a row after losing
No it doesn't
@@poopsock7493 ?
Best team of the 90s but man they ran into serious teams when they made it to the Super Bowl. First one was the only one that actually had a shot in
4x**
Actually 4 times.. Dummy
The worst of these teams is the 2002 Oakland Raiders. They’ve only had two winning seasons since 2002, haven’t won a playoff game since the 2002 AFC Championship against the Titans, and now are in a completely other city.
they lost Gruden after 2001 and that 2000-2002 Raiders team was ancient. Mostly with mercenary free agents. It wasn't build to last for the long run. 2002 Raiders is one of the oldest teams of the 21st century. I mean they were old old. Al Davis ego got in the way and he turned into a way worse version of Jerry Jones after 2002. He got real stubborn after 2002 after making the Superbowl without Gruden thinking he can win with Any coach. Like Jerry got stubborn after he won in 95 without Jimmy and started feeling himself. But the main issue other than Al Davis was that the roster was ancient in 2002. Most of these players were on their last legs litteraly. Can't build around 40 yr olds and hope to last. Tim Brown was like 40. Rich Gannon above 40. Jerry like 41. Rod Woodson was 39-40. tHE LEFT TACKLE WAS 39. Bill Romanowski was 40. The DLINE and Oline had a lot of 37-40 yr olds as well. They were old
I would also say the 2001 Rams would be up there too, since after the "Greatest Show on Turf" era ended, St. Louis just stopped caring about the Rams & all of those faithful St. Louis Rams fans had to watch the Rams become great almost immediately after moving back to LA.
The Bears have sucked too, though I would argue that they were lucky to even be the NFC champions in 06-07. In hindsight, they stood no chance against the Colts.
Their hangover has indeed been quite long. Only two winning seasons since 2002 is worse than any team not named the Browns. When Washington has a more recent playoff win than you, you know it's bad.
@@erikpuka2627 For the time period it was, pushing the chips into the table for one last run with that 02 roster isn’t unreasonable. But once Gannon got hurt in 03, everything fell apart. Then the Raiders earned the second overall pick in the 04 draft and selected Robert Gallery (good but not great offensive linemen)instead of Ben Roethlisberger or Philip Rivers to build the future with.
Part of the Raiders demise is simply because Al Davis didn’t accept that the 02 roster needed a complete rebuild instead of complementary flashy first round draft picks who can’t play (Fabian Washington, Michael Huff, Jamarcus Russell, Darren McFadden, etc).
It shouldn’t take 20 years to get out of that bind but here we are.
The Super bowl did most of the damage to my Falcons, but what really did us in was the next year against the Eagles in the playoffs. We had 5 chances to score in the red zone at the end of the game and couldn't get it done. Haven't been the same since
I know, I think it has something to do with all confidence in the defence being completely destroyed, with pressured the offense to be perfect which was too much pressure for them to handle. not having any decent running back doesn't help either
Falcons could've pulled the Upset it would've took 1 TD
doesnt help that neal dropkicked the ball into the guys hands. even if he knocked it down we couldve won
as an eagles fan, god jim schwartz pissed me off but that red zone defense was something else
But we are on a good way back i guess! Rise Up buddy
Patriots lose in 2017: YES DYNASTY IS DEAD!!!!
Patriots win in 2018: DAMNIT!!!
Patriots lose in 2019: Dynasty's dead for real!!!
Tom Brady is immune to the Super bowl loser curse. That dude is straight up OP
@@rolfjeannoel Brady wins the super bowl in 2020: GOD FUCKING DAMMIT
That 2018 Super Bowl run is the most BS thing I’ve ever seen. Played like crap all year but pulled some crap out of their butt when the playoffs started and won the whole damn thing. Still can’t believe it.
@@CDNC22 that's why the Saints should've won the Nfc Championship not the Lambs
Fun fact: Broncos also had an 11-5 season and missed the playoffs but not in a 12 team format. Hurts when an 8-8 or 9-7 team makes it and 11-5 misses
No they didn't
What year was that '06 ?
@@ojparker14 no they played in the afc championship game that year
@@bandito6678 that’s just nfc east for you lol
When Brady’s knee got blown out in the 2008 season opener Matt Cassel went 11-5 and the pats somehow missed the playoffs
The late John Madden always said that the difference between winning and losing the Super Bowl was the biggest gap in sports, bigger than the World Series, Cup Finals, NBA Finals, gold/silver medals, etc. because of how much work goes into a football season. And that after the crushing disappointment of losing a Super Bowl it's hard to get that same edge back in time for the following season.
hence why of the four sports there has never been a THREE=PEAT Super Bowl Champion
@@thedude3065 no
@@thedude3065 hence why out of all four sports football has never seen a team Threepeat
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Super Bowl LI was a franchise-crippling loss for the Falcons. Set us back 10 years at least, led to terrible contracts in a vain attempt to keep an average at best team together despite the knowledge that our above average coaching and scheme development is what got us there to begin with, most of whom departed the year after. Our front office got reactionary instead of being proactive and thinking ahead to begin building a more solid roster that could sustain itself while also attracting elite coaches to the organization.
Yeah.
The same "above average" coaching that produced arguably the worst collapse in American pro sports history.
Shanahan and Quinn are a damn joke.
lol you guys had a bottom three defense. it was a fluke they got there in the first place
Between 2008 and 2017, the Falcons went to the playoffs 6 times. In 5 out of those 6 games, they lost to the eventual Super Bowl champions
4 out of 6, Cards and 49ers fell short, Packers, Pats, Eagles and Gaints won
@@averageduck1327 you right, that's my bad. 4/6 won the Super Bowl, 6/6 made it to the Super Bowl (which is impressive, since we only went to the NFC championship game twice in those 6 runs)
@Fries yeah the players were overall better but I remember seeing the 2016 falcons lighting everybody up because their play calling was elite thanks to Kyle shanahan. As a saints fan that was one of the only times while playing them I thought we were just helpless lol
At least y'all were able 2 sweep us in the playoffs. I wanted us to win that 2016 Divisional game so badly cuz that 2012 Divisional Loss to yall was a tough pill to swallow. Sure, we won a sb next season but in that time that was a tough one cuz we had just gotten back and had taken the lead for the 1st time in the game. Got a lot of respect for falcon fans tho.
@@averageduck1327 *Giants
Losing the Super Bowl breaks teams’ confidence in themselves to get it done. Just look at the 2015 Panthers to the 2016 team, they had a higher drop-off in regular season wins than most teams win regular season games. From 15-1 to 6-10, a -9 change
As a chiefs fan, this is exactly what i thought was going to happen to them after Super Bowl 55, and at the beginning of the season it kind of looked like it was. Still sucks that we lost to the Bengals, but still proud of the Chiefs for making it to the AFCCG after all that happened. I'm impressed by the Bengals though, they came out of nowhere and shocked everyone.
@@Jumbo_Toblerone565 they didn’t really come out of nowhere. Burrow kicked ass all season long.
I disagree completely, I think it gives them too much confidence in that they don’t think they have to make very many adjustments to get back. The old “if ONE play had gone different” mentality.
Unless if you’re the evil empire.
Broncos were spanked and humiliated in SB48, then proceeded to dish out the spankings in SB50. So. Not always.
Patriots won 3 out of 4 years (2001-2004) then 3 out of 5 years (2014-2018). Two dynasties, same QB and coach. Absolutely legendary. Will never be repeated.
I mean, in all honesty, their dynasty has going on for 21 years... still counting tbh
I was watching football in my early teens before Brady and the pats started, we use to think back then that know one would beat Joe Montana's 4 super bowls or Dan Marino's 5k passing yards. Someone one day probably being born right now will Top tom Brady and the pats. Such is life, records are meant to be broken.
@Fries 2004, 2007, 2016 all have their arguments to be the best
@@adefay2811 maybe, but toms 7 SBs and 20+ seasons as an elite QB will be very hard to beat. Honestly might never happen.
@Fries the fact is that we're still the last team to repeat as super bowl champs! 17 seasons and counting! that's the longest drought of back to back winning super bowls in the history so far!
After seeing how many Super Bowl losers didn’t make the playoffs the next year, I’m proud that the Falcons managed to make it back after arguably the most embarrassing SB loss ever. And the NFC South was super tough that year to boot
As a Seahawks fan, our loss was worse. At least both teams made the playoffs the next year
@@andrewzhang6168 both losses were devastating but the Seahawks at least have a championship to brag about☹️
I think the Denver loss to the Seahawks was more embarrassing.
@@andrewzhang6168 yea but yall got one. Falcons didn’t get shit.
@@Steve00077 The Broncos' loss to the Seahawks isn't even the most embarrassing Super Bowl loss in *Broncos* history lol
Felt oddly sad seeing demaryius Thomas again doing what he did best. Rip to a legendary player
My niners are in here twice. The Super Bowl 54 loss still hurts my soul.
That shit made me cried and hated the cheifs from this point on 😭😭😭💯
Good
Respect for them making it this far in 2021
Both super bowl losses were devastating 😭
it sucks. and to think we had a shot at the super bowl this year..
This makes what the Patriots did over 20 years so impressive.
And having Satan as the owner's BFF is a nice thing have, as well. 👿
I still haven't got over that damn interception Russell Wilson threw in the Super Bowl. It's like I have PTSD from a football game
I’m right with you.
That team, the Legion of Boom Hawks, really should have a minimum of two rings. I'd go as far as to say they might have more if not for that throw. Had to have broken a lot of spirits and soured some relationships.
Pete Carroll is still haunted by that decision
I actively root against the Seahawks, and I still have PTSD from Brady winning a ring because of that.
At least the Seahawks won the Super Bowl the year before. Imagine experiencing that as a Lions fan. Or, y'know, what actually happened to the Falcons.
The Chiefs lost 27-24 not 24-21. Cmon guys, the game was yesterday! 🤣
How did they mess that up?
@@cortezchavez5891 miscommunication between the editors I’m assuming
They wanted to help the Chiefs by saying oh they only held them to 24Pts or something. Idk but the Chiefs played so dirty that game and paid the refs and still lost. 😂
@@Darth_Arashithe dumbest thing I’ve ever heard lol. Why the hell would they care
List of teams who returned to the super bowl 1 year later after losing it.
1971 Cowboys
1972 Dolphins
1974 Vikings
1987 Broncos
1991 Bills
1992 Bills
1993 Bills
2018 Patriots
I loled at the Bills part
Gotta love the Bills.
the bills 💀
Only the Cowboys, Dolphins and Patriots were able to win.
There has been team that still comes back and compete in the playoffs like Kansas City but hard to get back to super bowl as a loser
Imagine if he covered the Bill’s 4 straight super bowl losses from the 90s in this video.
Honestly, the super bowl hangover is endemic to most losers
Most of those teams took many years to get there, so it is expected that most will not return for many years.
NFL Throwback ALWAYS has fire football content. Keep feeding us 🔥
They really be on point
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That why losing the Super Bowl is so heartbreaking, Unless you your the Patriots you never know when you'll get back.
Good ole Super Bowl Hangover effect i.e. the loser normally doesn't make it back (unless you're Tom Brady of course). There's a whole Wikipedia page on it.
2021 Tampa buccaneers and Kansas City chiefs
@@kobeisthegoat5767 yeah that one's not going to be happening anymore.
Unless Tom Brady faces Eli Manning.. Fun Fact: When The New England Patriots faces The New York Giants in the Super Bowl they never repeat going back..
I mean honestly there was a lot of stuff that went through so many teams in the Super Bowl through the years , NFL Throwback Thank u so so much for doing this compilation , this was such a great video , helluva vid
Hightower man made two great plays in the SB against Seattle & Atlanta.
He may not be there much longer
That tackle on Lynch at the 1-yard line right before the Butler interception is such an underrated play. He bench pressed the offensive lineman off of him and made a shoulder tackle on Lynch. Crazy play
Well not that amazing of a play if you get a free rush to the QB because the RB had a brain fart. Malcolm Butler, hero of that game vs the Seahawks, was about to be the goat for giving up a deep TD to Aldrick Robinson.
It took me until right now to realize that since Matt hassle beck said “we want the ball and we’re gonna score” the Seahawks have been to 3 Super Bowls while the packers have been to 1. With each having a ring
It's crazy my hawks appeared in 3 superbowls since 2000, robbed one, dominated won, and gave one away smh
There was an interesting article by SI called THE DYNASTY THAT NEVER WAS OR ALMOST WAS, I can't remember. It laid the blame on Russell Wilson saying he started making demands and teeing off other players in the organization.
@@nighthawk292 that's 100% untrue imo I think it had more to do with Pete Carroll and his desire for things to be done his way unfer his control. He made the call to throw it on the goal line not Bevell just so Russ would win SB MVP and not Marshawn. He also had GM privileges until just like last month (thank god they took it away), as he screwed up the roster beyond belief, and russ is the only saving grace of the roster.
@Jugan I didn't say it, the article did.
Robbed? No. Dropped passes, missed field goals, redzone turnovers, poor play clock management, and the defense giving up three huge plays all leading to TDs is what lost them the game against the Steelers.
Win or lose, Brady was almost always there. His 20 years with the Pats is historic dominance.
When losing a super bowl is heartbreaking bcs you will never know if you will ever reach that potential for a long or little time
I like Tim Tebow as a person, but let’s be honest. Tebow didn’t beat the Steelers in overtime. Thomas did. Tebow threw an 18-yd pass and Thomas ran 62 yards for the TD.
RIP
steelers secondary decided to channel ralph wiggum... a good preview of what the next half-decade would look like
@@UserName-ts3sp half? A whole decade! The Steelrs haven't been the same since the sb45 loss. Tomlin now has a losing playoff record at 8-9 which is putrid, went on to waste Ben's best years in the 2010s by questionable drafting and defensive play calling.
Tebow actually had a fantastic overall game, and hit an accurate pass that hit a full speed running Demaryius perfectly in stride. There are starting qbs today that can't do that (Prescott).
@@nick56677 you're not wrong
Amazing Brady’s ability to keep chugging along after losing to Eli twice and then to Foles. Just kept coming back and winning titles.
Defense won for him in 2018
Yeah, but he still gotta carry the team. Defense can only do so much. He’s been consistent in getting to the Sb
Winning SB 53 after SB 52 really helped take the sting of that loss away for Pats fans.
Tbf if my team had 6 rings, it wouldn’t hurt that bad as say, a team that only has 1 or none
@@CDNC22 seahawks moment
The 2008 season was weird, Brady got hurt, Burress was an idiot, and we saw the rise of Joe Flacco
How about the Dolphins just unexpectedly went from 1-15 to 11-5 the next year
Titans somehow went 13-3 with Kerry Collins as QB
And the NFC Championship game was between two 9-win teams!
Jump ball Joe!!! They did have an amazing “jump ball” offense that year.
Im sad we never got to see the back up QB in the post season...11-5 and didnt make it??? thats wild.
On a happy note, non of these clips are about my Cowboys.
On the other hand, that also means my Cowboys haven’t done anything in a very long time😔
This
How bout dem CoWbOyS
I saw them beat my favorite team in Super Bowl XXX in 1995. . . The last time the Cowboys have won anything. Feel like they're over due
In conclusion: if your team lose the Super Bowl, the max they can reach next year is a loss in the championship game.
Or you’re the 2018 patriots
Patriots really weren’t ever affected by a post super bowl loss hangover. 11-5 in 08, 12-4 and an AFC championship game in 12, then they won it in 18. Greatness
Since 2000, the Patriots are the only team to win a Super Bowl after losing it the previous year. And the only one to repeat.
Amazing.
Eli Manning will always be Tom Brady's Father..
@@kenrickkahn and Nick foles
@@kenrickkahn what's your point? eli's gone and the giants are a poverty franchise at this point. their rebuilding phase might take more than a decade while my team are off to a great start with mac jones! we might win our 7th lombardi trophy before the giants can even become relevant once again lmfao
@@1990Thunderbolt not if Josh Allen has anything to say
@@keving1072 the bills are chokers so what else is new? you think allen can lead his team to a lombardi trophy? lmfao
Is incredible my patriots lost Tom Brady, got a 11-5 record...and still missed the playoffs.
Yea I always say who knows if Brady doesn't get hurt idk if Pittsburgh beats new England cause they always had a problem with Brady
Great Video. Unless your Tom Brady, your team has no chance of making it back the Next Year. Since the Bills Last Loss, that's the way it has been.
Bengals fan, and watching Tebow and Thomas end the Steelers season on the first snap of OT gives me goosebumps.
People forget before that pass int Patriots VS Seattle. Seattle was up 10 in the 4th. Legion of Boom. Somehow Brady and them came back, 2 unanswered TDs.
That was the largest blown SB lead before the Falcons
@@nrmproductions1150 no my toilet has that claim
I’m not even a hawks fan and that play still hurts my heart
Imagine going 11-5 and not making playoffs 😬😬😬
@M Jankovic were they division leaders?
@@joem1382 Yup, in 2008, the Chargers won the AFC West for a third consecutive season despite posting a 8-8 record.
This is how the AFC West standings were in 2008:
1. San Diego Chargers (8-8)
2. Denver Broncos (8-8)
3. Oakland Raiders (5-11)
4. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14)
In the final week of the season, the Chargers defeated the Broncos in Week 17 52-21 to clinch the AFC West.
@@TheGameCube64Guy thanks for the info
@M Jankovic
The Bears, Buccaneers, Cowboys and Jets all finished 9-7 and DIDN'T qualify.
There has been a 9-7 team win the super bowl, and yet also an 11-5 team miss playoffs lol
The rule with the patriots is, even when they lose the Super Bowl, they don’t really lose the Super Bowl
No, I'm very sure they lost the Superbowl when they Lost the Superbowl.
As a Franchise, Patriots have been to 11 Superbowls.
Winning 6 of them,
while also losing 5 of them.
@@GRIMLOCK07 after losing the Super Bowl, they still make it back, and they're the one team who does that.
I love how they show Ravens when they say "some bounce back"...excuse me but the Ravens never lost a Superbowl, that's just how talented the team is
Fun fact: In the last 20 years, if a QB lost their first Super Bowl, they never went back...
lose your first burrow
And if you were drafted in the first round in 1983, you're going to lose your first super bowl. 4 qbs did.
The Patriots refusing to die while destroying hopes and dreams, shame Brady got hurt in 08 since they def could've went back to the Super Bowl
you think we would've beat the steelers on 2008 season if brady was healthy and wasn't injured?
Idk about they, they were the same team in 09 and with Brady but went 10-6.
@@johnortan1890 A rusty Brady coming off basically a missed season from an ACL tear. Context.
A few years later, the Rams send Brady into retirement and Donald and Kupp win their first rings with Stafford as QB,.
Retirement?! LMFAO
Kinda. He came out of retirement, but clearly wasn't the same.
Super Bowl losses absolutely CRUSH teams. I did some research on quarterbacks to find trends (mainly experience, because I noticed that it's usually QBs on their rookie contract that win).
1. The only QBs to come back from a Super Bowl loss to later win are Bob Griese (2 wins after 1 loss), John Elway (2 wins after 3 losses), Tom Brady (2 wins after 2 losses, then 2 more wins after another loss), and Peyton Manning (1 win after 2 losses).
2. The only other QBs to come back from a loss to even *MAKE* another Super Bowl are Craig Morton (lost V and XII), Fran Tarkenton (VIII, IX, and XI), Jim Kelly (XX, XXI, XXII, and XXIII), and Kurt Warner (XXXVI and XLIII).
3. The most experienced quarterback to win their first appearance are Peyton Manning and Drew Breese (8th season); the most experienced to get their first appearance were Chris Chandler and Rich Gannon (12th) until Matthew Stafford this season (13).
The fact that a lot of teams utterly collapse after a loss is actually kind of surprising, since that trend isn't really present in other American sports.
A minor correction: the Bengals beat the Chiefs 27-24. Still a great video though!!
That 2013 Niners' defense was neck and neck with the Legion of Boom. They were great!
Believe it or not, Matt Ryan was not a far cry from the previous year. He was still incredible, but the offense fell off a cliff going from Kyle Shanahan at OC to Steve Sarkisian.
Ryan isn't a leader.Just a company guy collecting stats and a check.
And Shanahan's offensive genius resulted in the greatest American pro sports collapse of all-time.
Something is wrong with your system when a team wins 11 games and don't make the playoff but the Seahawks makes it with only 7 wins.
This is pretty telling as to which organizations have a rock solid foundation like the patriots or steelers vs what I like to call a shooting star team that burns bright and quick
As I was watching and analyzing I realize the teams that made it back to the playoffs either had rock solid cultures via coach or qb or they had a “Peyton Manning makes you a contender every year” case. Or you have a Tom Brady like QB who sets the culture there and runs the team when the coach can’t.
Teams that don’t have this usually crash and burn next year as regression happens. Heck even Lamar’s mvp season and the fact that the ravens had a rare record of 14-2 (or 15-1 if u Carolina, coincidence, nope) shows how much regression hits and how things change year to year.
Only exception to all this is the falcons who somehow made it back deposits losing the OC and the already mid defense dropping even lower. Now Cincinnati I feel can go one of two ways, make it back bc burrow has set a wining culture as indicated in his press conferences. OR drop off a little and miss the playoffs at like 9-8. Burrow wasn’t close to mvp this year so there’s room to grow and it’s a young team that’s added to their squad. If injuries happen then throw in the white towel
My poor falcons have never been the same, and my niners had a chance and blew it.
The superbowl hangover doesn't happen by coincidence, it's the toll the loss in the big game has on the players that causes them to be less productive.
This video just shows how impressive the patriots success (and Brady specially) were to be so consistently in the hunt to win the super bowl.
Bengals game was 27-24
Love that NFL Throwback, it brings very interesting contents with excellent details on the program. Just keep it up! 💯
As a cardinals fan that Super Bowl that they lost was so heartbreaking 💔
I got the updates: bengals: after loosing to the rams in the Superbowl they rebounded by going beck to AFC championship but lost in a flipped way to the chiefs 27-24. Eagles: after loosing the Superbowl on a meh holding penalty they started the next season strong going 10-1 but after two back to back blowout losses to cowboys and 49ers they collapsed and went 11-6 and faced the 4 seeded Bucs in the playoffs loosing 32-9 and had the tush push stopped. The Eagles are also potential loosing Jason Kelce to retirement.
Yum you should be studying
14:22 What do you mean “and all 11 Broncos would go on to make the Pro Bowl”?
Is that how many players you think made up the entire team? Just 11 iron man players. Manning as QB and what? A nose tackle? Or maybe CB because of his speed?
Strahan's sack shouldn't have counted. Favre literally just sat down on the ground lmao
Love these types of videos ♥️
It sucks when you lose the Super Bowl, you don’t know when you will have another opportunity to play in the Super Bowl again.
Great video losing a super bowl can be heartbreaking because its hard to get there and you may not be back anytime soon
That Rothlesburger to Holmes pass is I'd argue the greatest display of pass and catch skill in history
If you see a Throwback, it's a must click lmao
11:50 the Patriots lost Randy Moss four games into the 2010 season. He didn’t play in Super Bowl 46 from the 2011 season. Who writes these scripts?
San Francisco's mistake was hiring Kyle 28 - 3 Shanahan. He can't win big games.
He’s the Niners best coach since Jim Harbaugh. But I agree, he for some reason shits the bed in the 4th quarter whenever he has a lead
I think the 2017 disproves the old adage about "defense wins the championship." Both teams demonstrated that you don't need a defense in the modern NFL.
That's because modern day rules make defenses almost worthless. Which is what made 2018 super bowl so mind-boggling boring. It was 2 offenses playing terrible not 2 defenses playing great.
That Super Bowl is the exception not the rule
notice how eli manning wasn't in here for a loss??
yeah.. he's the GOAT
What about all the other times he’s in the league? Where was the giants? 🤣 You realize Tom Brady played 50% of the Superbowl right? Tuff!
Eli might be a regular season loser, but never a Super Bowl loser😂
@kaze zendrico also a playoff loser in 15 of his 17 career seasons he made playoffs 4 times and went 0-4
It’s Litterally 15 of 17 seasons sample size
4:01 I think this particular moment was the last time Bill smiled. The ice froze his heart and it kept that way lol
2016: Falcons lost and completely collapsed since
2017 Patriots: Lost
2018 Patriots: Lol
2022 Rams: Lost 9 games
2022 Bengals: Won 9 games
That’s how strahan got the record but tj does the same thing to break the record and it doesn’t count? Cap
0:25 "Picked themselves up right off the mat" Shows Matt Ryan
I can't believe it took me this long to catch that.
I saw a few "Madden Cover Curse" players on the losing teams, Faulk, McNabb and Sean Alexander....for whatever that's worth
The Chiefs ended up going back to the Super Bowl and winning another championship
After seeing a slow and close up footage of Wilson's pass he actually didn't throw it to his teammate he actually just threw it to Malcolm Butler it might've still been intercepted had he passed it to Ricardo Lockette but if he had passed it to him quicker and on target the story might be different and I'm a Seahawks fan
I’m glad you mentioned that. That call itself was horrible but what most people miss is that Wilson completely missed that throw. On the goal line that ball has to be thrown down and right into the receivers stomach. If you watch Brady’s TD pass to AB in the Super Bowl against the Chiefs you’ll see exactly how that ball was supposed to be thrown. Butler would’ve never been able to pick it off if Wilson didn’t try and lead his receiver instead of hitting him in the numbers.
I hate being reminded of how dominant the patriots have been the last two decades
So many loses to the Patriots.
So happy this channel exists.
lol the chiefs completely collapsed. But Brady eats the souls of the teams he beats. Somehow the rams avoided it. The rams, broncos and patriots are basically the only teams that recovered
0:10 Imo still the best play in SB history.
NFL throwback channel is the best thanks NFL throwback
Bacisaly your can't lie
Well I love my channel but this one a!azone
Though the ravens never lost a Super Bowl in 2000, we did see some progress but many down falls.
1. Lamar and his injury
2. Offensive line
3. Defense
I feel since lamars mvp run, tht team has struggled with players getting injured way too often and this year more then ever
This is hard to watch as a panthers fan we just fell apart both times after losing the Super Bowl.
Had to comment bc ur pfp is instantly valid. Went to that game and sat w rowdy Mexicans and was laughing the entire time. WE OWN MEXICO
Strahan’s 22.5 sack season was something special. He reeked havoc on opposing offensive lineman that year and when he got his mitts on a QB it was over.
This is coming from a Cowboys fan too 😂 😂.
Losing the Super Bowl changes a team forever
Unless you’re Brady and Belichick
@@avinashreji60 that’s true
Key point to make here, currently only TWO teams in the modern history of the NFL have complete unbeaten records in the Super Bowl.
The Baltimore Ravens, who won in SB 35 (34-7) vs. the New York Giants, and won in SB 47 (34-31) vs. the San Fransisco Forty-Niners.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won in SB 37 (48-21) vs. the Oakland Raiders, and won in SB 55 (31-9) vs. the Kansas City Chiefs; which also has the distinction of the 1st time a SB contending team hosted the big game in their own stadium (Raymond-James, in Tampa which was the host city in 2021)
The chiefs might’ve been the saddest team to miss a super bowl against after giving up a 21-3 lead.
Biggest collapse in an AFC Championship Game in the Super Bowl Era. For shame
Worst one is defo the 2013 49ers.
The Falcons blew a 17-0 lead in the NFC Championship in 2012.
@@blackmamba3060 49ers didn't blow a 18 point led nor were they heavy favorites
ravens fan here, I still talk about how we should have never let AB 81 leave after our Super Bowl year. He was mr 3rd and we never gave Flaco a true number one WR the rest of his time in Baltimore. Boldin ended up getting 1k yards the very next szn
Can’t believe panthers lost super bowl 38😭 🐆
damn kasay
Just a tangent - but it's weird how most people remember that last 49ers drive in the Ravens v 49ers Super Bowl in 2013 like it was at the dying seconds, and if the can score a TD they're the champinos - in fact they would have been 37-34 up (assuming a successful 2-point conversion), 1:45 left on the clock with a Ravens O that could move the ball, with all 3 time-outs plus Justin Tucker... It would have not been over by any means...
My Cowboys can't lose a Superbowl if we can't get there
👉😃
Update: After the Bengals lost to the Rams 23-20 in Super Bowl LVI, they improved, going 12-4 in 2022. They have knocked out the Ravens and the Bills and are set to face the Chiefs this Sunday. The Rams, on the other hand, were plagued with injuries and, in turn, went 5-12, missing the playoffs in the process.
UPDATE: The Chiefs knocked the Bengals out en route to the Super Bowl against Philly.
@@HypeAnimateand the Chiefs won the Super Bowl
The Rams also Broke the 6-10 Broncos record in 1999.
Chiefs could’ve very well gone back to back last year. Andy Reid, while not quite the resume like belichick, is a hell of a head coach. And mahomes is the next brady in the making. #4 all time in qbs in my book
The Bucs had help from the refs to win it! Mahomes will be back in a couple years
Lol “tHe nEXt BRadY” Mahomes won’t even be better than Peyton yet alone Brady 😂🤣
These last two playoff loses were both coaching disasters for Andy. Completely undisciplined against Tampa and his patented refusal to run the ball against Cincy
I hate Brady n think he is an arrogant cheat who is playing in a period of football that's more like two hand touch. The league definitely gives him preferential treatment but no current QB is close to him with the exception of maybe Rodgers who can't win in the playoffs.
@@bradtitsenpolo3931 He ran the ball against Cincy, but not effective. But Tampa, that game was rigged beyond belief