The CRAZIEST Weeks in NFL History: From Wild Weather to Electric Finishes!

The CRAZIEST Weeks in NFL History: From Wild Weather to Electric Finishes!

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[JaguarGator]

1979 week 16 was also nuts. Chicago needed to win, Washington needed to lose, and Chicago needed to overcome a point differential of 33 points. Somehow, Chicago made the playoffs in the craziest fashion ever, as they made up the point differential, and Washington lost after blowing a 17-point lead

[jdore]

The 2 minutes of Baltimore & MN was the first NFL Throwback video I watched on the channel.

[justinnzamora]

Who remembers Week 11 of 2016?

12 PATs were whiffed, including 3 in domed stadiums. So much for PATs being automatic.

[chrisuncleahmad]

Week 11 1994: 11 of 12 Sunday games decided by a touchdown or less

[geminiman]

In the future I think a video about the NFL's "Dead Ball" era would be neat. Pretty much football's version of the wild west, hardly any rules to be found. It pretty much helped shape modern football because rules had to be made to stop those defenses

[colinhawkins]

102 sacks in one week how is that even possible 😭😂

[randyrandycontent]

They should put week 13 of the 2020 season because it’s was a long Week

[melvinshine]

Man, it must've sucked for Carolina and Green Bay to do all that work, win their games, and still get eliminated.

[mjwatts]

4:13 Why “The Replacements” became a thing

5:23 John Madden went to the locker room after that game and congratulated Smith for his performance

6:55 Vanover was the original X-Factor

7:33 Michael Irvin’s last game as a Cowboy

8:40 NFL Primetime: “WE NEED POINTS!!!”

14:35 Bill Cowher’s final win as coach

[markbaranyk]

2:20 Lions? Defense? What is this word you speak of?

[OfficialJaguarGator]

1980 week 16 is up there too if you want absolutely wild finishes. The Patriots were 9-6 entering the final week (back then, only five teams made the playoffs in each conference). Five other teams were 10-5. If the Patriots won their game against the Saints, which they did, they were pretty much guaranteed a playoff spot. All that had to happen was one of four things:

1) Houston and Oakland lose
2) Cleveland loses
3) Buffalo loses
4) San Diego loses

If any one of those four things happened, the Pats would be in. Amazingly enough, the Pats missed the playoffs. Everyone in front of them somehow won their games, with Cleveland winning it inside the final two minutes, San Diego winning on Monday Night Football, and Buffalo winning after a Hail Mary fell just short

[carlosdanese]

When NFL Throwback uploads a long video they are INSANE

[OsmosisMiller]

The end of the Ravens/Vikings is absolutely incredible.

[DepressedSteelersFan]

RIP Pat Tillman and Kevin Greene. Two legends lost already. We will always remember them.

[romegrey]

Dan Marinos clutch play vs the Colts was my first legendary moment seeing him as a 9 year old kid

[tripnick]

2021 Playoff divisional round has entered the chat.

[roljamas]

Any and all Tamarick Vanover highlights are forever excellent. Dude had one skill but man oh man was he ever good at it.

[liam_smith_]

Throwback posted a movie even in the day before New Year's Day #GOAT

[nostradumass]

they’re gonna need to a separate video just for every week of this season

[cnr]

I still find it funny how the kickoff rule in 2011 was made so there was more touchbacks to prevent lots of injuries and yet 9 kicks got returned in a week.