It is hard to believe that a Jeff Fischer coached team came up with that play.
Looked like a forward pass to Dyson from that angle. Funny how that video looks 100 years old already. Thank you HD.
I was at that game
Man that is LOUD. Insane. All of it.Not sure if this has been posted in any of the threads but this was an awesome view of the play.
http://dailysnark.com/sound-crowd-sideline-cam-vikings-game-winning-td-will-give-chills/
Funny watching the ref nonchalantly throw the flag after Diggs tosses his helmetMan that is LOUD. Insane. All of it.
I remember that. I think Brooks was qb"Craziest" for me is probably when the Saints needed a win to stay alive for the playoffs, and needed a miracle TD at the end to force overtime. Scored the long last-second TD on some nonsense with five laterals, etc. And then John Carney missed the XP.
Saw that too. Seriously....let the guy have his momentFunny watching the ref nonchalantly throw the flag after Diggs tosses his helmet
Okay, that is LOUD. What a moment that must have been there live.Not sure if this has been posted in any of the threads but this was an awesome view of the play.
http://dailysnark.com/sound-crowd-sideline-cam-vikings-game-winning-td-will-give-chills/
You think the flag took away from the moment?Saw that too. Seriously....let the guy have his moment
No but it was pointless. Biggest playoff moment, perhaps ever and you throw a flag for a celebration penalty. The game was over.You think the flag took away from the moment?
There are a couple "what ifs" at play though. If Diggs had scored with time remaining, that unsportsmanlike conduct penalty would have been assessed to the kickoff. And with the insanity of the last three minutes last night, would you really bet against a return for TD?No but it was pointless. Biggest playoff moment, perhaps ever and you throw a flag for a celebration penalty.
That was pretty good too!
https://youtu.be/yUfec8S10MINo but it was pointless. Biggest playoff moment, perhaps ever and you throw a flag for a celebration penalty. The game was over.
It was very dramatic ... but the game was over even if Diggs caught it and stepped out of bounds.Wasn’t of viewing age for the Immaculate Reception. The Diggs TD catch is the craziest ending I’ve seen in my 37 years of watching NFL football. Just insane.
I 'member that one. The announcers are unintentionally hilarious.I would still put that one Texas high school playoff game ahead of it. Down 41-17 with 3 minutes to go, and the way it goes down even Hollywood wouldn't try to write.
Watch it all the way to the end if you watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHkABO0VwCg
"I done wet muh britches."I 'member that one. The announcers are unintentionally hilarious.
'member star wars?"I done wet muh britches."
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Yup. That was crushing. I remember that and most of these."Craziest" for me is probably when the Saints needed a win to stay alive for the playoffs, and needed a miracle TD at the end to force overtime. Scored the long last-second TD on some nonsense with five laterals, etc. And then John Carney missed the XP.
FYPYup. That was crushing. I remember that and most of these.
I still think the Tennessee Titanslateral miracleillegal forward pass was the craziest of all time.
Phil Luckett better not show his face in upstate NY. Blatantly forward.
Yeah, that all sucked.When you consider all factors (the stakes, great plays, unexpected surprises, swings in win probability) I think it's hard to top the end of Super Bowl XLIX. You had the greatest QB in NFL history coming back from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit against the NFL's top defense, the amazing Kearse catch, the underrated Hightower tackle of Lynch at the 1, the cat-and-mouse game between Belichick and Carroll before 2nd down (I still think BB didn't call time because he knew he was in Carroll's head and didn't want to give him time to think it over), and then, of course, the Butler INT, all of which resulted in the Pats being back on top after a decade and Brady tying Montana and Bradshaw for most SB wins by a QB. I suppose in a vacuum a one-yard INT is less exciting than a 61-yard bomb, but in terms of the surprise factor it was something I had literally never seen before.
How dare you accuse the greatest ref since Jeff Triplette of botching a critical call! These guys are the best of the best of the best!Phil Luckett better not show his face in upstate NY. Blatantly forward.
I've still never been able to figure that one out. Whoo boy, was that ever close.
For sure Diggs had to catch it and keep in bounds, but I agree with you in that it was a lot more to do with that horrible missed tackle. Not even sure you could call what that dude tried to do a tackle.I give Diggs credit but more credit should go to the NOS defender (Latimore?) who not only whiffed on the tackle ... but also took out his teamate who was in position to make the tackle as well. Latimore was the human perfect storm and gifted the TD to Diggs.
Yup. That was crushing. I remember that and most of these.
I still think the Tennessee Titans lateral miracle was the craziest of all time.
Lol, it was a lateral.
Nothing can beat that. Just unreal.I would still put that one Texas high school playoff game ahead of it. Down 41-17 with 3 minutes to go, and the way it goes down even Hollywood wouldn't try to write.
Watch it all the way to the end if you watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHkABO0VwCg