Top 10 WORST Mistakes In NFL History

The 10 biggest mistakes in NFL history changed the course of seasons and championships. And for the better or worse... well pretty much just worse they live in NFL infamy.

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Top 10 WORST Mistakes In NFL History

[nonstop]

What was the worst mistake you've witnessed while watching live?

[lokimanezero]

Haven't seen the video but, should have ran it.

[UndeadWarriorStudios]

To this day, nearly six years later, I simply cannot believe the Seahawks didn’t run the ball. And every time I see the replay I am always surprised they elected to pass 🤢

[pingpongpow]

And after nearly 6 years, I still don't understand why they didn't run it

[moopert]

Missed kicks are not mistakes. No kicker is perfect. no matter what the distance is. And a 47 yard kick isn't even that easy today, let alone in 90 when kickers were not near as accurate.

[decarlocalloway]

6:33 People may not realize this, but the only reason Tony Romo was holding for the kick is bc he was the backup QB at the start of the season. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been out there at all.

[bradmiles]

Seeing Richard Sherman cry at the end of that super Bowl lost never gets old

[eddisonfoncette]

I am a lifelong Hawks, and let me tell you I will NEVER get over that play, it has to be worst play call in NFL history. Sometimes, football is simple, just plow straight ahead, brute force & detrmination, especially when you have RB like Marshawn Lynch in a short distance situation. Go Hawks

[mcfrickenwatcher]

im a seahawks fan
no further questions

[thinkcivil]

As a Packers fan, I can honestly say that I have a soft spot in my heart for Vikings fans. The Vikings invent new and unusually cruel ways to torture their fans and break their hearts. We even gave them Favre.... Oh, that's right!

[maconwills]

Vikings won by an average of 3 possessions. Never heard that stat before.

[raleighsanford]

The play with Romo fumbling the snap, then looking like he was going to make something out of nothing, only to fall short, was an omen of his career. If anyone wants to know what Romo's career was like, well, that play sums it up. He would get you excited, then fall short, consistently.

[tyler]

Not even a Seahawks fan but the fact they didn’t run it especially on second down is something that makes me sick lol

[cashd]

Top 10 WORST Mistakes In NFL History

X. 0:30 - Leon Lett Touched The Blocked Field Goal --- Week 13, 1993 vs Miami Dolphins
9. 1:28 - Gary Anderson's Missed Kick --- 1998 NFC Championship Game vs Atlanta Falcons
8. 2:39 - Miracle At The Meadowlands --- Week 12, 1978 vs Philadelphia Eagles
7. 3:38 - Jim Marshall Ran The Wrong Way --- Week 7, 1964 vs San Francisco 49ers
6. 4:41 - Saints Didn't Get The Call --- 2018 NFC Championship Game vs Los Angles Rams
5. 5:43 - Earnest Byner's Fumble --- 1987 AFC Championship Game at Denver Broncos
4. 6:32 - Tony Romo Botched The Hold --- 2006 NFC Wild Card Round at Seattle Seahawks
3. 7:35 - Jackie Smith Dropped The Touchdown --- Super Bowl XIII vs Pittsburgh Steelers
2. 8:17 - Scott Norwood Missed Wide Right --- Super Bowl XXV vs New York Giants
1. 9:08 - Seahawks Threw The Ball On The 1 --- Super Bowl XLIX vs New England Patriots

[Skiddull]

As a Hawks fan, I'm crying before the ads are even over.

[nolanwatlington]

Man as a Seahawks fan that’s got to hurt a lot about not running it in for the win😭

[paulcoover]

Rodger Goodell being made commissioner!

[jonnuanez]

6:25 doesn't seem to be a mistake imo. The defender just happened to be there doing his job by stripping the ball. It didn't sound like the running back was celebrating too early or anything, which is usually what happens in cases like that.

[SuperPrince]

Your # 1 pick on this list choosing the Seattle Seahawks decision to throw the ball at the one yard line was right on the money and was without a doubt the worst mistake and worst big moment play call in NFL history & Sports history. They had the best running back in the league, Beastmode, who couldn't be stopped, and didn't give the ball to him in The Super Bowl with 20 seconds left. This was the dumbest decision I've ever seen in my life. This will haunt the Seattle Seahawk franchise forever. Pete Carroll should've been fired immediately.

[dripcat]

everyone in the comments: "tHeY sHuDvE rAn ThE bALL"
me, still wondering how he did that: 8:05