Wildest NFL moments in recent history, a breakdown compilation

because maybe he thinks that he jumped early.

Maybe he thinks that he got held here.

Maybe both happened.

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Takes his helmet off, slams it on the ground,

comes up looking like Heath Ledger from the Patriot

with the ponytail like that.

I'll get your helmet for you.

Here you go.

He's like, don't want it.

Sits down to catch his breath,

and now I'm getting young George Washington vibes.

That's sportsmanlike conduct.

Defense number 97.

Fucking joke.

He gets a penalty

because you can't throw your helmet on the field of play,

and he says, I'm done.

I don't think he plays again after this,

and now they line up,

and they line up at the one-yard line

instead of the two-yard line because of the penalty,

and they asked Doug Peterson after the game

whether he would have gone for two without the extra yard.

He said, probably not.

Lawrence takes the ball and just reaches out

because that's how far away he is now.

Pretty easily stopped him.

It's fourth and one,

and they go all the way around.

All the way around.

They get in the field goal range.

Stays inbound.

Ready to go.

It's up.

It's over.

It's not that over.

It's good.

Jaguars win.

Bosa on the sidelines thinking, oh, man.

Punch is thrown and mouth guard theft

in the Bear Saints game.

It's all these two whims and chauncey Gardner Johnson.

This is the first play.

Nothing really happens there,

but afterwards, Gardner looks at him and says,

sup, dude?

I'm going to pull your mouth guard right off your face.

He says, do it.

I dare you.

He says, okay.

Bam.

A lot of time passes by,

and whims is on the sideline just waiting,

and here he is.

Finally, this is his next shot on the field

with Gardner Johnson.

He doesn't have a mouth guard,

and he's just been thinking about it nonstop.

Play doesn't come to him.

He's not involved.

Finally, it's over,

and now he gets his chance.

Hey, bam.

Bam.

So he starts to run away,

and then he's like, oh, shit.

Wait.

That didn't phase you at all.

So whims does that.

Another palm,

and then Jenkins rides him to the ground.

Old ref falls down to a knee.

He's just, and he starts clapping

like he proved something.

He's like, yeah.

Then he starts flexing a little bit,

and his own teammate's number 74

is like, get the fuck out of here, dude.

So whims gets told to leave.

He's like, you can't come back.

Brady's going to have a pass tipped once,

tipped twice.

Matthew's going to catch it for the interception.

Comes up celebrating.

Brady says, holding.

First down.

No need to even celebrate.

He's like, what?

Brady's like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

He's like, what's happening?

Can't figure it out,

and he's right on this one.

It was a bad call.

Brady's going to throw downfield

to Gronk for the touchdown,

and Matthew's like, what?

I thought,

I thought,

he pushed.

He pushed off.

He pushed off.

He's wrong on this one.

Gronk didn't push off.

He kind of just ran the other way,

and the dude got fooled.

Now, at some point,

they start talking shit.

Matthew holds up four fingers.

Brady's yelling at him.

I don't exactly know what he's saying,

but it looks like I'm going your way.

Very next drive,

he goes right at him.

He gets P.I. called here.

Matthew's like, what?

No, offensive.

Push, push, push.

Then Brady goes right at him again.

A nice move by Brown.

Left foot, left foot.

Bam.

A little tilt to whirl.

He doesn't celebrate

with his teammate.

Brady runs right up to Matthew

and starts talking right in his face

and just letting him know,

I told you I was coming after you.

So Matthew responds.

He puts like one finger

in front of his face.

Now he tracks him down,

gets in his face again,

talks some more shit.

Matthew's upset.

He's like, that's unfair.

He gets flagged,

starts yelling and screaming

on his bench.

That's all I do.

I'm not doing anything.

He is no longer a book.

All right, that's the end of the story.

Let's talk about the guys

that went out there and won the game.

After this handoff from Brady,

the Bucs are losing to the Jets.

Hand off to Bell.

They gain a couple yards.

On the sideline,

Antonio Brown is upset about something

and he's saying, screw this.

I'm out of here.

He's taking the pads off.

Evans is trying to talk him out of it,

being like, no, come on, dude.

It's all good.

He's like, nope, taking my pads off.

I'm leaving.

Here, take those.

I'm out of here.

Meanwhile, Brady and his teammates

are running a play.

He looks at the field.

He's like, I'll stay on the sidelines, I guess.

I don't want this shirt either.

Someone probably wants it.

Here, you guys take it.

He sees the plays winding.

He's like, all right, I can go on the field now.

Whistle's blown dead on the field.

No one really cared that he was throwing the shirt

or anything.

And now he's on the end zone

and the fans are kind of figuring it out.

And he's like, yeah, yeah, it is me.

What up? Peace.

He had a lot of incentives.

Eight more catches to unlock $333,000.

55 more receiving yards to unlock another.

One receiving touchdown to unlock another.

He was going to get a million dollars

if he just played the rest of this game

and next week as well.

Antonio Brown didn't.

He did not believe that he was healthy.

He had been battling an ankle injury

for the last several weeks.

He wouldn't go in the game because he was injured

and now he's no longer part of the team.

Can you fire a player if he won't go because he's injured?

I don't know that he was.

And then the third story comes from Brown himself

who says, I knew the game was still going.

I left because I'm super gremlin.

And then he immediately released a rap song

and then he went to some basketball games

in the city and hung out.

And the ball is high.

Okay, so he gets the ball.

It's kind of cool.

He reads the play.

The read option's on.

He reads it.

He's like, hey, if I go to the right

and keep the ball myself,

there's going to be no one over there

besides that one dude.

And he'll just get blocked.

And then I'm off to the races.

Fastest quarterback in the entire league

per the stats.

This is the fastest a quarterback's run

since I've been keeping track.

Ingram throwing up deuces saying,

we gone to the house.

But then Daniel Jones just fell down.

His teammates behind him see this.

They start celebrating.

I mean, throwing up number ones,

all of them.

But he got a little too fast for his own legs.

Got a little discombobulated.

Now his teammates both throw up their hands

at the same time.

What?

They didn't score a touchdown

on like the very next play.

Look at his teammates laughing at him.

Fastest a quarterback has run since 2018.

So, I mean, take that, Lamar Jackson.

Take that.

Other fast quarterbacks in your face.

Daniel Jones.

Is he going to miss three on the game?

Yes, he did.

He missed this one right.

Nothing but head pats and back pats

and don't worry about it.

And you got it.

Cause no one's beating himself up

more than him probably, right?

Well, maybe, maybe Debo's beat him up more

and he says something.

And then the long snapper, he's like,

hey, you don't talk to my guy.

And we got a little scuffle on the sidelines

where he puts his hands to his throat.

And it looks like Debo says like,

what are you going to do?

Get out of here.

You think he's not trying you dumb ass?

You.

It's almost like he just gets to repeat.

Everything he just did.

Learn his lesson.

Yes.

Oh, yes.

Go.

Tannehill throws it way deep.

50 yards in the air to AJ Brown,

who comes down with it.

That puts him in field goal range.

And he screamed.

Kevin Byard, a teammate of his said,

when we were in practice

and I saw him doing his kicks and stuff,

honestly, I didn't know who he was.

Not to be funny or anything like that,

but I thought he might've been one of our scouts.

Not a scout team player, a scout.

I didn't know that we had signed a new kicker.

And he puts it down.

And it kick and it's up and it's twisting

and it's spinning and it's spinning.

Oh, no, it's heading towards the upright end.

Oh, shit.

Boink.

Is it going to stay?

And it is.

It's good.

He made it.

Oh, he missed it.

Oh, shit.

Oh, he made it.

He got one hand up.

He decides, no, you know what?

This is a two-hand celebration.

Screw the Gatorades.

But the two in the middle pop out.

And now he's like, oh, my God,

I shouldn't have done that.

Both teams make the playoffs.

If the game ends in a tie,

Chargers are down by seven

and they get a last second time ending touchdown.

Everyone's going, oh, my God, the NFL did it again.

They go to overtime.

This guy says a bunch of stuff.

No one listens to him at all.

The Raiders score first,

kick the field goal to keep their season alive.

This woman is praying.

The snap is there.

The kick is up.

It's good.

Next score wins the game.

Oh, my God.

And we don't get the ball back if they score.

If it's a tie, the Steelers aren't in the playoffs.

So he's in the stands just screaming, somebody score.

Raiders fans rooting for a tie.

I have never wanted a tie so bad.

The Raiders come back from the timeout,

put it on the ground, a nice creative run.

They get the first down and the coach says, stop, we're done.

We'll get a better seating.

We'll have some fun.

We'll play the Bengals.

These guys say, I shit my pants in the 30.

He goes, really?

He says, yeah, it was brutal.

He goes, ah, man, that's gross.

This game was chippy from the start.

I mean, there's some punches, some pushes.

That's a punch right to the head.

Some throwing bodies around.

Free shot at Allen.

He actually can't get Allen down.

Needs his buddy to come tackle him.

Josh Allen thinks, ah, that might be my last play of the season.

Screw it.

Ball to the head.

Doink.

Gets him.

Now he's all upset.

He's acting like that really is upset him.

Bam.

Comes on through.

Gets trucked.

Bam.

Gets trucked again and stay down.

Well, hey, Mahomes, though, stay back.

Stay back.

No need.

No need.

No need.

Let's just celebrate, guys.

No need to fight.

All penalties offset.

Fourth down.

The screen to the running back, and he's got blockers in front of him.

Just fake to that guy.

Stays with that guy.

He gets taken down, and then he gets all viciously hit in the head.

He puts Johnson in between.

Him and the referee, and then the ref just thinks he's handing him the ball,

which he is, but he does it right in Johnson's face,

and a little finger roll flip, so Johnson thinks he's showing him up,

being disrespectful, flipping the ball right in his face,

so he says, get that shit out of here.

He has no idea it was monkey in the middle,

and that's going to piss the referee off, which it does.

He throws a flag.

I'm towards the line of conduct, defense number one.

Stumblerooski.

Goff stumbles.

Ball's down.

Gibbs recovers it.

No, he's blocking for Laporta, who's wide open.

They made something out of a busted play.

No, that was old fake balls on the ground turnaround.

Know exactly where I'm going with it, and you can even hear the Lions sideline

and maybe the Lions players in the field yelling,

hey, Gibby, good job, and then Reynolds walks by.

He's the one that did the finger roll flip on the little screen.

He says, hey, good job.

Bren, that little hold, nice job.

Minute 20 left.

Throws it to Kelsey, who grabs it, makes one miss, makes two miss.

Throws it back to Tony, who catches it and has the open lane.

Touchdown.

Flag for what?

Oh, offense, number 19.

Oh, no, he lined up off sides.

Offensive off sides?

How are you going to call offensive off sides?

Fourth and 15.

Make a memory, make a memory.

No, they lose.

Takes the helmet off.

Teammates have to hold them back.

What are you doing making that call?

Offensive off sides?

I've never seen anyone call that in my life.

What the heck?

Takes the helmet.

They draw a circle.

It's a quick circle.

That is terrible, man.

We're playing our fucking asses off just for you to fuck the call?

That is fucking terrible, man.

That's the worst fucking call ever, man.

That's the worst fucking call I've ever seen.

Offensive off sides in that moment, man.

Fucking terrible.

So now you're two sacks in a row.

All you want to do is not get sacked and bam, shovel pass.

Can't sack me now, fuckers.

But Miles Garrett decides to sack him and throw him down.

He's like, dude, I did the shovel pass.

I'm going to take your helmet off now, you bitch.

I did the shovel pass.

You can't tackle me.

And then 71 and the ref think they're helping, but they're actually hurting.

He grabs him up by the face mask, rips the helmet off, says, that's how you do it, dummy.

And then for the part that sucks and is shitty, he hits him in the head with the helmet.

Whip and fist.

One punch.

Misses.

Two punch.

Misses.

Three punch.

Misses.

Four punch.

Misses.

Now he's going to try to get some kicks in.

That's going to get blocked and missed.

Pouncey, I love the effort, my dude.

And then Ogunjobi comes in for another sack.

Bitch.

Well, he picked his helmet off and he used it as a weapon.

Used it as a weapon.

That's why my guys are so mad.

So they tell those guys, you could probably sit these next eight seconds out.

We're good without you.

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