Your most memorable NFL play(s)

[sinister1]

The Super Bowl this year was very memorable and included some great plays. Please post some of your favorite plays from years past in this thread. Preferably these plays will be from the postseason (e.g Music City Miracle) or a meaningful game, but some exceptions are fine (e.g. record setting performance etc).

I guess I will get us started with a few:

1) John Elway in Super Bowl XXXII vs the Packers running and diving head first into 3 Green Bay defenders to get the first down.

At 1:00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4tXLRL18VE

2) Terrell Owens before he was the oft villafied T.O. catching the game winning touchdown amidst 3 defenders in a divisional battle with the Packers after he had dropped everything thrown his way that day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3C4P9O20Qk

[Ragnar4]

1) John Elway in Super Bowl XXXII vs the Packers running and diving head first into 3 Green Bay defenders to get the first down.

that was the VERY first play I thought of when I thought about that.

I'm a big fan of the Music City Miracle, because my little brother was being so cocky one minute, and completely deflated the next. I would have felt sorry for the little guy back then if he wasn't being such a dick.

The Sea of Hands Catch, and the Immaculate Reception are permanently branded into my brain too. Such great (or lucky) plays.

[kmind]

John Kasey kicking it out of bounds in the Super Bowl...FUCK

[will641]

cant find the videos but i think it was 2 or 3 years ago when redskins were down 2 scores to dallas (maybe 10 points?) and there were two huge passes to moss for touchdowns.

[sinister1]

cant find the videos but i think it was 2 or 3 years ago when redskins were down 2 scores to dallas (maybe 10 points?) and there were two huge passes to moss for touchdowns.

Yes that was f'ing awesome. Here is the vid (which also has another redskins v. cowboys miracle finish from the following season):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKCvtoFqWOQ

[kb coolman]

1 spade for the Redskins Miracle post.

Gawd, it sucks being a Cowboys fan. Such failure. Such complete, utter failure.

[Lukie]

i'd take 5 superbowl wins and a supremely talented team right now

[a500lbgorilla]

grass is always greener

[kb coolman]

How about 5 SuperBowl rings, a QB who's questionable under pressure, a team that collapses in December, and no playoff wins in 12 years?

When a team has talent and still doens't perform, it just makes it worse. And that total lay-down-and-take-it ass whippin from the Eagles to finish the season just makes it worse.

[drmcboy]

I'm an OSU fan and a Bengals fan and I enjoy the former much more than the latter. You just think it's worse because the cowboys are not very bad, I guarantee you would yearn for the days they almost won some stuff during 2-14 season #6.

[bigspenda73]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_VV3qocFDA

shitty quality

[mcatdog]

Can't find any Youtube other than homemade ones, but I'm pretty sure no play for me will ever top the comeback against the Patriots in the AFC championship and Addai's TD at the end.

[zook]

McNabb's 14-second scramble followed by a long bomb to Freddie Mitchell in Dallas in a Monday night game in 2004. My favorite because I was there and everyone in the stadium had the "I don't believe what I just saw" look on their face afterward. Can't find a clip on youtube

[Robb]

Anyone remember Brian Bosworth, the douchebag linebacker out of Oklahoma who was supposed to be the next LT. First Monday Night Football game, he's playing against Bo Jackson and the Raiders. First and goal from about the 6, they pitch to Bo around the left side, right at Bosworth.

Bo just lowered the shoulder and ran over him, knocking him on his ass and scoring the touchdown. I can still see it...just like it was yesterday.

[zook]

Found it: http://www.break.com/usercontent/200...le-432745.html

[a500lbgorilla]

its impressive that dallas kept coverage for that long