The Story Behind The INFAMOUS Jim Mora Rant...

In this video we will uncover the events that set the stage for one of the most unforgettable moments in sports press conferences. From the rocky relationship between Jim Mora and Peyton Manning to the pivotal game that sparked the rant, we dissect the factors that led to this viral sensation.

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[AnotherSportsChannel]

08:50 meant to say *2002* not 2022. Don't kill me lol. Also, If you are viewing this video post 3/29, segments of the video have been removed due to copyright claims. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[lonewolfjediosswfan]

Jim Mora’s “Playoffs!” Rant is one of the best postgame press conferences of all time

[somewhat.random]

Let's be real here: Mora didn't say anything that's not true in that press conference. Manning threw 23 INTs that year, he literally threw himself under the bus.

[TheMarioMinute]

Great quality, editing, voiceover, etc! This popped up on my recommended and as I was watching I saw: 700 views…I was like, huh? Must be one of those undiscovered small channels…keep up this quality and you’ve got something! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[semicharmedlife]

Peyton Manning directly states that he "can handle it" and then proceeds not to handle it at all, whining and complaining. What thick skin?

[rudedude]

2022 hire wins 2006 superbowl thats some back to the future shit

[williamstocker]

I think Mora’s “Should of could of” rant was better the playoff rant is sadly what he’s always going to be remembered for

[huntervandel]

Dude great content please keep making it and people will find it!!!

[cameronmcfarrin]

Mora was not wrong by saying Manning wasnt playing well but its not good to blast your QB publicly, especially if Manning owned the poor performance, especially after the loss of James when the runningbacks were extremely important. Football is a team game, and its not like Mora's defenses with the Colts were top 5.

[Reloadeez]

Jim didn't get into coaching until his late 20's, he didn't get his first shot at an NFL head coaching job until he was almost 50 years old. He worked for 22 years as an assistant, you can't say he wasn't dedicated.

[viccrown]

What a channel!! Just found it, how do you not have QUADRUPLE the amount of subs?! Keep it up.

[chrisclemons]

Hey great job! Mora might be the best coach to never win a playoff game. He turned the Saints into winners if you can believe that. Looking at those clips of Peyton he looked like he needed to get himself together…his feet were all over the place and who knows what he was reading on those picks.

[vincentmauro]

Great video! I also love the infamous “who in the hell is mel kiper anyway” rant

[ElBison]

Another brilliant video, thank you! The parallel in the UK was the infamous Kevin Keegan ‘I would love it’ rant - when Newcastle were on top of the prem and they ended up collapsing and missing out on their best ever chance of a title.

[DGMaN]

Idk how you don't got more views but keep it up I promise they'll come, this was a good vid - good shit commenting for the algorithm

[shenandoahwildcat]

Yeah this is like OG Secret Base, great deep dive!!

[frankez]

Hey I’m glad I was suggested this! Great job, subbed. I love these types of NFL videos.

Edit: I loved Jim Mora!

[jetbricksstudios]

Wow the production quality of this video is great I’m shocked by how few subs u have for how incredible this vid was but u just earned one, I can see this channel definitely growing quickly keep it up man

[gwencrawford]

That's a VERY good take, on Jim Mora's rant, and his tenure as head coach at Indy!

These days, having the courage of your convictions and taking a stand, seems to be 'out of style'.

So looking back at Jim Mora, we can see how character does count, and that standing for your convictions, even if they get you canned, often can lead to good outcomes in the grand scheme.

Doing the right thing doesn't always come with a reward you can pocket... but it sure makes it a lot easier to look at oneself in the mirror later down the line.

[Mike-gepe]

Damn man you have a great channel here. Keep making these videos. It’s only a matter of time before the views catch up to the quality of your content.