Most embarrassing play you remember?

[BigBiss]

plaxico burress fumbling his first catch after spiking the ball after not being touched down

 

[Derrville]

One time, back in my playing days at DT, I didn't hear the whistle blow right at the snap for false start or something so I continued to just absolutely wallop the QB. I didn't get a penalty but the ref saying "we blew the whistle" was pretty "embarrassing".

NFL: Its December 08, last home game at Texas Stadium forever against Baltimore, Im there live and I will never ever forget Romo trying to throw a bomb to TO and instead he throws like a pop fly that nearly touched the roof right to no one but Ed Reed and he ran it back for a pretty good gain that set up Baltimore with some points. It was the dumbest thing Id ever seen in my entire life and I wont ever forget that moment. Or the back to back 75+ tds.... I was embarrassed to be a Cowboys fan and embarrassed for all the legends that night, and embarrassed to leave Texas Stadium like that.

 

[Glenbino]

Kyle Orton and Jake Plummer BOTH attempted a left handed pass as a Bronco under duress. Plummer's was returned for a pick 6 because we were inside our own 10 when he did it.

I searched high and low for a video or gif but came up empty. Sorry guys.

 

[ThunderHorse]

Watching Mike Vanderjagt miss the game tying fieldgoal against Pittsburgh in the 2005 Divisional game.

Best Colt team to ever take the field, Horrifically refereed game, and eternal saltiness for every colt fan invested enough to remember.

The missed false start call still pokes at me to this day.

 

[strahanfan92]

Both Miracle at the Meadowlands come to mind for the Giants.

I'm sure Kerry Collins has some embarassing moments too.

 

[leaffan]

Clearly both gramatica's kicking field goals then hurting themselves celebrating their stupid kicks is the winner.

 

[Trmszczykowski]

Not a play, but Jake Delhomme turning the ball over 6 times in a playoff game against the Cardinals was pretty bad. To top it off it was also his birthday, can't imagine it getting much worse then that.

 

[BigBucs]

One time, back in my playing days at DT, I didn't hear the whistle blow right at the snap for false start or something so I continued to just absolutely wallop the QB. I didn't get a penalty but the ref saying "we blew the whistle" was pretty "embarrassing".

NFL: Its December 08, last home game at Texas Stadium forever against Baltimore, Im there live and I will never ever forget Romo trying to throw a bomb to TO and instead he throws like a pop fly that nearly touched the roof right to no one but Ed Reed and he ran it back for a pretty good gain that set up Baltimore with some points. It was the dumbest thing Id ever seen in my entire life and I wont ever forget that moment. Or the back to back 75+ tds.... I was embarrassed to be a Cowboys fan and embarrassed for all the legends that night, and embarrassed to leave Texas Stadium like that.

The finish to that primetime game was awesome. Sucked for Cowboys fans but for those who wanted some excitement, it was a great great finish. What made it so awesome was a bunch of my friends who are Cowboys and Redskins fans always have football parties for those games and we were so deep, the shift in emotion that night was hilarious. Made for some good trolling and shit talk.

 

[Influence]

Most embarrassing comeback?

 

[BigBucs]

That fuckin game :smh: That game right there, that shit started our ascension into mediocrity. We were 3-0 going into that game and seemingly picked up where we left off after winning the SB, then we get called for leaping walker and here we are a decade later.

 

[packersfan4eva]

 

[Cornelius]

Dan Orlovsky running out of the back of the endzone or James Stewart spiking the ball on the 1 yard line because he was pissed he went down, he was not touched, and the other team recovered the ball.

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

Cant find the video.


Also an October game Giants vs Vikings in 2007. Giants were looking absolutely abysmal and Eli was still "hopeless" and on the last play of the game he drops back and is under pressure he scurries to avoid pressure and tries to spin around tripping over his own feet and stumbles for a self sack. The immediate shot of Coughlin made me burst into laughter.
How he did what he did in SB months later made it even more miraculous as that play was ingrained in my memory.

BTW FUCK STUPID POINTLESS COPYRIGHT RULES.
The amount of videos that were removed for copyrights doing my search for these vids is retarded. God forbid NFL and FOX lose .13 cents over the course of a decade by having these clips available on YT.

 

[Influence]

Watching Mike Vanderjagt miss the game tying fieldgoal against Pittsburgh in the 2005 Divisional game.

Best Colt team to ever take the field, Horrifically refereed game, and eternal saltiness for every colt fan invested enough to remember.

The missed false start call still pokes at me to this day.

What if Nick Harper never got stabbed in the leg before that game. He could have went the distance.

 

[Bmore]

Poor Quality...

But I remember this like it was yesterday. The Kyle Boller lead Ravens giving up the only Dolphins win of the year... :smh:

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

Poor Quality...

But I remember this like it was yesterday. The Kyle Boller lead Ravens giving up the only Dolphins win of the year... :smh:

Was that Larry Csonka or Mercury Morris ? I havent seen video that pixelated since AOL 3.0

 

[Bmore]

Cleo Lemon... :smh:

 

[strahanfan92]

Cant find the video.


Also an October game Giants vs Vikings in 2007. Giants were looking absolutely abysmal and Eli was still "hopeless" and on the last play of the game he drops back and is under pressure he scurries to avoid pressure and tries to spin around tripping over his own feet and stumbles for a self sack. The immediate shot of Coughlin made me burst into laughter.
How he did what he did in SB months later made it even more miraculous as that play was ingrained in my memory.

Wow completely forgot about this one, was hysterical.