Top 10 NFL Games of the 2000s

[strahanfan92]

FirstTimer's multiquotes are so intimidating...

 

[ThunderHorse]

lol,

okay

If the referee's would have done their job the right way Indianapolis wouldn't have made it out of Baltimore truthfully,

that 15-9 defensive slug fest was a tough game to watch.

then again, just putting things into "prospective" here, whether it's Indianapolis "gifts" getting to the title game, playing with the worst rushing defense in the history of the game, etc. the list just goes forever.

#3's solid in my book, I'll take it, apparently others will too. even those who aren't colt fans.

Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning finally answered their critics by earning their first trip to the Super Bowl. The fact that it came against their archnemesis — and featured the largest comeback in championship game history — made it all the sweeter. The game had many strange occurrences: two scores by offensive linemen off fumble recoveries, a touchdown catch by a defensive tackle, an interception return for a score and a kickoff return for a touchdown. Manning, who threw for 349 yards and a TD, marched the Colts 80 yards in the final two-plus minutes for the decisive score.

That really was a great game.

 

[FirstTimer]

FirstTimer's multiquotes are so intimidating...

Sadly I'll never match up with Senser when he was at his multi-quoting peak back in like 2005.



Really hurts the old rivalry.

 

[x0xHumblex0x]

Should have been way closer too, Giants had a pick 6 called back on an iffy call somewhat early in the game.

That bogus call totally turned that game around

So true, I got a link if you want to download that game.

the game was close........too close. game wasnt over until Ravens seal deal on late TD :thumbsup:
only Giant fans think that was BS call........i wonder why??

regardless; the Ravens D that year could be compared to Bears of 85. i think Ravens Avg Pts Allowed was even better than Bears......

"lets go to the Video Tape" ??

 

[JayDizzle]

2002 Playoff Match-up: Steelers/Browns

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZEP_Se64Ao"]The best ones are always the ones you've watched[/ame]

 

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHCJOTUAB1s"]Part 2[/ame]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgRQWgMS0Ww"]Part 3[/ame]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_EuvumA4_A"]Part 4[/ame]

That's all I could find in the series but this is basically the play that defined the game for me:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDgaIDZ0lDA"]Clock Killing 101 goes awry[/ame]

 

[Esjay]

Any Colts fan is going to instinctively put that AFC championship game a few slots too high. I tell everybody I know that was the best game I've ever seen. We're biased.

That list sucks.

 

[Senser81]

New England came out and straight dominated Indianapolis the first half, Indianapolis came back,dominated the second half and then some considering they had pull off the biggest comeback in AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME HISTORY.

Biggest comeback in Title Game history + rivalry = greatness. not #1 greatness, but it's nuts are hangin low enough that dogs gotta think twice before fuckin with it.

Can you name the team who had the biggest comeback in AFC Championship game history prior to the Colts? Probably not.

That said, I think it deserves to be in the top 10 list, just probably not at #3.

The two Steeler playoff games against the Browns (win) and Titans (loss) when they had Tommy Maddox at QB were very entertaining.

 

[Kuzzy Powers]

the game was close........too close. game wasnt over until Ravens seal deal on late TD :thumbsup:
only Giant fans think that was BS call........i wonder why??

regardless; the Ravens D that year could be compared to Bears of 85. i think Ravens Avg Pts Allowed was even better than Bears......

"lets go to the Video Tape" ??

This guy fails @ the multi-quote. Take lessons from FT, young butterfly.

 

[x0xHumblex0x]

This guy fails @ the multi-quote. Take lessons from FT, young butterfly.

FT most likely has more time to do 178 mutli quotes at a time. i dont.....not at work anyway :thumbsup:


no matter; those 2 bum G-Fans know what i talkin about anyway.....

 

[FirstTimer]

FT most likely has more time to do 178 mutli quotes at a time. i dont.....not at work anyway :thumbsup:


no matter; those 2 bum G-Fans know what i talkin about anyway.....

I'm at work.............

 

[G-men]

The Pats-Giants game had alot of underrated moments that people forget with the whole Tyree catch imo

Giants just owning them on the d-line and being the first time to actually pressure Brady with four
Giants fumble that Bradshaw picked up if I remember correctly
BB going for it on 4th and 13
Asante Samuel dropped int that would have sealed it

this is what i was going to say. no one that i talk to about this game remembers that play, but its stuck in my head for sure.

and just to add a few more underrated plays in that game or at least ones that i have lasting images of

Brandon Jacobs running right through the Patriots on 4th and 1
Steve Smith making a sideline grab and getting out of bounds just past the marker
Steve Smith tipping the ball into a Patriots defender's hands and i thought the game was over from there
Jay Alford going basically unblocked and delivering the hardest hit Brady took all game IMO