Formed in August 2007 in Cincinnati, OH. Four dudes who are too into four c… Read Full Bio ↴Formed in August 2007 in Cincinnati, OH. Four dudes who are too into four chord punk songs with singalong choruses and indie rock to keep the two separate. They make noise, they shout a bunch, and sing almost as much! Members of Till Plains also play in Diarrhea Planet, Vacation, The Pinstripes, The Frankl Project, Big Surr, and more.

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ThA MAN C MAcK

2y↑1

Yea, it You leaves Me so unfulfilled
Or something I can’t even describe.
I LOVE BO as an 9yo He was everything.
Thank Goodness Barry Sanders & Ken Griffey Jr. & Larry Johnson & DEiON Sanders came in right then to fill that void for Me, but it took 4 Players to fill what 1 Bo did for a 8-10yo Male growing Up in America Loving Sports and looking @ The Greatest Pro Athletes as Super Hero’s.
Man….

Barry Sanders and Larry Johnson 👵🏿
still Hold Their Spots for Me.
Always Be My Favs. 😏

MRB16th

@Tyler JerabekI have quite a few devastating departures to add to this list:
* Bobby Layne being traded to the Steelers (this flushed the Detroit Lions' fortunes down the toilet)
* The Cardinals moving to St. Louis, drawing the curtain on 40 years of the Bears-Cardinals rivalry in Chicago
* Cleveland firing their namesake, founder, head coach and GM Paul Brown (who went on to found the Cincinnati Bengals six years later)
* St. Louis losing two teams (the Cardinals moving to Phoenix, and the Rams moving back to LA)
* The Houston Oilers moving to Nashville and becoming the Tennessee Titans (so far, the Texans have not filled that void)

And I disqualify Bill Belichick's 24 hour stint as Jets head coach, given the franchise has been in the basement for years (and a mad Jets fan said that Bill made the right call).

Also, I agree with the top two, but my list has them the other way around:
* My number two was Baltimore - they subsequently recieved the Ravens in 1996, and the Ravens won the Super Bowl before the Indianapolis Colts did, while the Colts were also a lousy team for over 15 years: basically, the football Gods went "Bob Irsay, for moving the Colts, your team will be failures for the rest of your days."
* My number one was Cleveland - they went into recess for three years, and the Browns' temporarily last game saw fans wantonly looting the stadium and setting parts of it on fire, with owner Art Modell needing a 24-hour armed police guard for the rest of the season after he announced The Move.

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BumpusJones.

5y↑228

Not a huge Belichick but the fact he had enough integrity to appear in the press conference Petrino, Saban, Bielema , Lane Kiffin all slinked out of town Belichick stood up like a man and did the right thing.

Greatone 2

Some of them best team building I've ever seen, Jimmy was great too

Fledgend Beats

@BumpusJones. this is a true statement that’s never observed or brought up

Zack Hayes

@Jeremy Young imagine being that dumb lol. Literal definition of a tinfoil hat

Kyle Shiflet

True he was man enough to tell the press and the team "hey look I don't think I'm gonna work here"

countof3everybodyOD

@Jeremy Young I’m convinced he made a deal with the devil. He was great but the amount of luck is almost unfathomable.
I mean, a lot of Brady’s mystique can be traced back to Bill brilliance in team building, system implementation and playcalling, but some of it is almost inexplicable

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Roy W-G

5y↑74

Bo’s injury happened on such an innocuous play, it is impossible to accept such greatness can be wiped out in such an ordinary fashion.

Chocolatetown Forever

@Mike J. It wasnt a kiss. It may look like that to a noob, but he went into a wall going 200 mph dude.

Mike Schmidt

If they'd only believed that his hip had dislocated and gone back in he would've been treated and continued to play. Bo's case is one of medical incompetence/malpractice.

Mike J.

It was a lot like the crash that killed Dale Earnhardt. Just a little kiss against the wall. Should have walked away from that all day.

ThA MAN C MAcK

2y↑1

indy_go_blue60

2y↑5

Check out the injury that ended Bears' RB Gayle Sayers career. The same thing. IMO the surprise is that the human body can endure the punishment meted out to it by pro football players without more of them receiving career ending injuries.

Zach

5y↑70

My friend who grew up watching Brett Favre was sad to see him retire, but then he came back for the Jets and rooted for both teams in 2008. Then when he retired again and signed with the Vikings, it turned into just hatred and disgust.

Dan Goodwin

Would you have felt the same way if Farve went to the Bears

RUBIX QOOB

Ditto

El Pacino

2y↑1

brett favre, the man who doesnt know what retirement is and he was a beast! he is still a beast tho

David Brown

5y↑20

The Bo Jackson injury still breaks my heart all these years later. What he could've accomplished has to be perhaps the biggest "What If" in the history of sports.

Chocolatetown Forever

2y↑2

@Julius Cotton What are you talking about? He would have done NONE of those things lol. Great player, but he was more into baseball, and actually wasnt available to play football the entire season, because of his contract with the Royals.

Say he dedicated himself to one sport only. It were baseball, he might have had a shot at the HOF, but passing Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron? HIGHLY unlikely. He hit 30 homers ONCE.

Had he only played football, he WOULD have made the HOF, and may have had a chance at any and every record. That being said, to get and keep that record from Emmitt Smith, he has to reach 18,500 yards. As good as Bo was as a runner, thats 18 years of 1000 yards a season lol. He would have done it in fewer, sure, but youre still looking at 14 years EASY, to keep that record from Emmitt. I dont think Bo would have played that long had he stayed healthy.

Bottom line great player in both, and maybe the best athlete of all time, but lets not get crazy here about him being the GOAT in both sports. Wasnt gonna happen.

Julius Cotton

2y↑1

He would have been a First Ballot Hall of Famer in either Sport. You could argue whether he would have passed Walter Payton, Barry Sanders and Emmet Smith or he would have passed Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron and Barry Bonds?

Ex-Amor

3y↑227

Tom Brady: "Now where am I on top 10?"

cecil mccoy

@K.O.B.R.A JET maybe try English

K.O.B.R.A JET

@cecil mccoy Eont let ignorance take control

Bert Jedi

2y↑1

If you ain't cheating you aren't trying to win. Every NFL team cheats a lil every year.

Finn Burke

2y↑1

I mean he won 6 Super Bowls and went to 9 for the Patriots in 19 years. I don’t think New England fans have that much to complain about. If he had been traded on draft night then that’s maybe a different story.

Strannick

The GOAT is on the mountain top of that list after kicking ungrateful Patriots n Bellichik down into the valley. No more playoffs for you, Pats
Biblically epic revenge

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slaytallica250

5y↑402

Cleveland guy: "46 year season ticket holder, and I'm cutting my seat out!"

Cleveland security, to guy brandishing hack saw: "You're cool, brah. Enjoy the game."

The 90s were a simpler time, and I miss them dearly.

Julius Cotton

One of many times The NFL, MLB, NHL and The NBA have shown me time and time again that you can grow up loving a sport and loving a team and we will drop the Hammer and remind you that this is a Business and not just a pastime and something to love.

Purplefood

2y↑2

Security was probably planning on taking their own trophies

Christopher Suswal

@MA are you pandering to the old school or are you saying it's great being alive in the 2020's?

Brian Badonde

2y↑1

@creeper 205 who is we? Did we all get together and decide that?

creeper 205

@MA3 Productions - I think his point was that we created a world that sucks and now we unfortunately have to live with the consequences.

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Stw3art14

5y↑1

Montana and Favre's departures were at the top of my list. Two of the biggest players at the QB position in NFL history. And the fact that both QBs started great team dynasties and rebirths made it even nore impactful when they were out

Frank DeAngelo

2y↑3

I remember watching the play on TV when Bo Jackson was hurt. At the time I was surprised that he was out of the game. I had no idea of the severity of his injury.

Chocolatetown Forever

Me too and me too. Nobody knew it was over. Such a shame, because he was such an amazing RB. Only he and Herschel Walker were that big, and that fast, and I think Bo was the better runner.

Michael Gentry

3y↑168

Tom Brady's departure after 20 years with the Patriots. That should be #1 if this list gets updated

Julius Cotton

I think The Raiders leaving The City of Oakland to go to Los Angeles and then Decades later leaving The City of Oakland to go to Las Vegas should be Number One. How many times can the same team break The Heart of their Fanbase Twice?

FaTaL Reckz

2y↑1

@Captain Forever those colts teams wasn’t winning with Manning either terrible Oline. Luck was good but they never protected him. Mac jones? He ain’t winning nothing either just like luck.

MRB16th

Tyler Jerabek

2y↑1

Not comparable to the top 2 - not even close

Captain Forever

2y↑5

Nah. I think Manning going to the Broncos was worse. Colts fans got to watch him make the Super Bowl twice and they didn't win anything with Luck who was supposed to be his successor. Tom leaving NE won't look as bad in the future if Mac Jones ends up being a legitimate successor over the next ten years.

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David Minor

5y↑18

Honorable mention to the Rams leaving St Louis, the only city to approve a tax increase for a new stadium and then the owner moves the team anyway and drags the city through the mud.

Chocolatetown Forever

2y↑1

I feel any team that does relocate, should have to leave the brand and start a new one. Yeah, the Ravens are cool, but they should still be the Colts, and Oakland fans deserve to keep the Raiders. Just incase those cities who lose a team, gets another, which almost always happens, THAT CITY, with THOSE FANS, who cheered and spent their hard earned money and time on that team, get to keep their team. AND their legacies.

MRB16th

@David Minor I failed to see the approval for a tax increase - that puts the Rams relocation on the same level as the other two in terms of flipping off the fans.

I will note the Browns had angry fans wantonly looting the stadium and setting parts of it on fire during their (temporarily) final game (it's a miracle the officials didn't call it), whereas Baltimore and St. Louis did not.

David Minor

2y↑1

@MRB16th Repeat: only

MRB16th

Not to the same level as Art Modell's attempt to relocate the Browns to Baltimore, which ended up being an epic debacle (Modell could have avoided this if he lived to own the team for another 21 or 22 years), or the Baltimore Colts blowing town in the middle of the night (despite this, Baltimore still won the Super Bowl before the Indianapolis Colts did).

Brownalebelly

4y↑414

#9 so happy for Andy Reid after he won the Super Bowl with the Chiefs. Remind me how the Eagles got on this season!

Dakota Martinez

@Brownalebelly 49ers fan

Brownalebelly

@Dakota Martinez Hi Dakota. I agree he was totally outcoached in this year's Superbowl, but can you explain why this made you so happy? Unless of course you are a Bucs/Brady fan then it is obvious.

Dakota Martinez

I’m so happy he was embarrassed in the this years super bowl couldn’t even score 1 td with his supposed unstoppable offense while Todd Bowles out coached Reid every single play. Kinda hard to watch after awhile tbh

unovere

3y↑3

Update from the future - Oh Andy is back to his old self :)

Mr Fedy

Everyone watch bill burr rant on philly lol

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E M

4y↑1

My late father wasn't really into football, but starting watching it in the years before he passed.
I came over to his house and he was watching a football game on tv.
He says, "That quarterback. He's pretty good."
I looked at the tv, nodded.
"Joe Montana? Yeah. He's been pretty good for the Niners."
😂😂😂

Spencer Bacon

3y↑5

I am a Panthers fan, Smith was my favorite player as a kid, I had no idea. I was so hurt when he was kicked out.

Julius Cotton

If you recall that Season, he not only punished The Carolina Panthers, he punished the entire NFC South. He knew those 4 Teams as well as anyone did.

Aaron Verico1

4y↑10

Congratulations to Andy Reid on winning a Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs. 🏆🎊#SuperBowl2020 #HOFBound 💯

Dan

5y↑2

My list, in no particular order: Cleveland goes to Baltimore, Belichick resigns after one day, Randy Moss gets traded for a 4th round pick& then sets the receiving TD record, Bobby Layne traded to Pittsburgh, Deion Sanders signs with the Cowboys, Don Shula joins Miami, Reggie White to Green Bay, Colts to Indy, Jimmy Johnson leaves Cowboys, Brett Favre signs with Vikings

Hannah Matos

3y↑5

Bo was the goat 🐐. Such a sad ending. Glad I got to witness his greatness.

itsBatman

6y↑396

Scott Ferrall is exactly what I picture every Guns N' Roses fan to look and sound like

Joe Gondeck

Isn’t he Steve-O’s father?

Thomas C.

5y↑1

@Rich Affinito not really. I have yet to meet a smart a smart Trump fan in the real world. All the ones I meet are country hicks who are openly racist. That's not a me trying to knock the guy, it's just the truth, they the kind of people with lifted trucks who hang balls off the hitch and go to Kenny Chesney concerts.

Taylor Stove

Uhhhh I think most guns n roaes fans are a little more trashy

Jaden B

5y↑10

He looks like he stands in the corner at parties drinking a Coors Light while talking about his past/continuing divorce situation(s)

B Deezy

Scottie doesn’t smoke cigs

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MITCHELL

5y↑3

Bo Jackson was a amazing player what could have been if he hasn’t got injured

Joshua Tayloe

5y↑3

How is Paul Brown's departure from Cleveland not on this list? I mean you got easily one of the greatest rivalries in the NFL out of it with 1 team naming themselves the Browns after him and the other naming their stadium Paul Brown Field. That's easily #1 in my opinion.

Camaro ZL1 Guy

3y↑3

8:57 There is one more thing more painful than having Bill Bellichick as your head coach and him immediately resigning: having Mark Sanchez as your quarterback.

Captain Coffee Cake

4y↑6

BO was a freak of nature, I remember watching his cartoons with gretzy , being able to make not just 1 professional sports team but 2!!! that is insane.

I Will Not Get The Jab

All of these breakups make you realize how great the Patriots truly are.

William Young

Belichick's treatment by Modell and the abuse he endured coaching the Browns after Modell's announcement cemented some fundamental Belichick principles and had a profound effect on various franchises going forward. It taught Belichick how critical ownership and team control was. He resigned from the Jets on a napkin because of the post-Hess ownership uncertainty. He looked on in knowing displeasure as Mangini went to work for the Jets and Browns. He had no problem letting Patricia go coach the Lions after the Patriots defense got smoked by Philly in the SB. He didn't have a meltdown when Flores went to a division opponent (Dolphins) because he knew Flores would be working for Stephen Ross. He asked Josh McDaniels if he really wanted to take the Colts job and work for Jim Irsay. He must have laughed to himself when his former alma mater then nemesis the Giants hired Joe Judge. It's no coincidence that Mike Vrabel, one of the rare Belichick disciples to have success in the coaching ranks, works for Amy Adams Strunk, one of the better owners in the league.

Sergio Avila

5y↑7

"No, we're good, we got jerricho cotchery." That line killed me

Justin Pettit

3y↑1

They never mention the reason Bellicheck resigned as the Jets coach. He left because there was questions about their ownership and after dealing with an issue with the Browns and their situation moving when he was their coach he didn't want to deal with a situation like that.

Sean Idland

5y↑147

"Joe Montana leaving the 49ers is like Jesus leaving the tomb" So are you implying that Jesus leaving the tomb is a bad thing?

Miller2h41

1y↑1

What never gets mentioned is that Joe Montana requested a trade. This wasn't so much a devastating departure.

konroh2

@Bravo-Too-Much He's alive and I'm forgiven, heaven's gates are open wide. He's alive.

Bravo-Too-Much

Oh shut up with your fairy tale ideology.

Sean Idland

3y↑2

@Jaden Villon so mankind wouldn't live in eternal punishment for their sins

Lord Drakkon 7367

That or they were saying the 49ers with Montana were dead....?

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Adam Holt

2y↑1

Bo Jackson was a legendary athlete, he's in that upper room.

Cecil Treadwell

4y↑3

1979 was Roger Staubach's last season.
1978 was the year that not a single NFL team drafted Warren Moon.
Landry became obsolete in the face of a radically changing game.

Brent Jones

3y↑4

At 27:52 The dude who brought the hacksaw into browns stadium is Savage AF. I really hope whoever he was, he was able to get his seat. Hats off.

lIVINOTAFRAID

6y↑1.2K

"Mow my lawn when you there. Keep it clean"😂 damn savage

NBCeeUs!

@Scooby Carr Steve Smith would never dream of asking you to mow his lawn. He'd TELL you to mow his lawn.......NOW!!🤬

BBQ_Steak56

5y↑3

Steve Smith is amazing he is like a god at 5’9 or so he put up better than AB numbers and he played for the Ravens I’m also a diehard Steelers fan

John Balls

@Scooby Carr Lol srry

Scooby Carr

5y↑2

@John Balls Technically I'm a Bears fan but actually thanks for the info ...

John Balls

5y↑3

@Scooby Carr Another ungrateful KC fan.. Great.

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Nick Carlson

4y↑4

Terrell Owens was a contemporary of Randy Moss who had a similarly migratory career

Question Everything

5y↑14

Bo was the goat 🐐. Such a sad ending. Glad I got to witness his greatness.

Leevell Mack

And to watch him play 2 sports as well.

The_O_Zone 55

Biggest what if in sports history greatest athlete ever

kelvin charles

Bad thing is he got taken out by a BUM what was that guys name 🤔

Dylan Johnson

4y↑1

The reason the Colts left Baltimore like that was because the Maryland General Assembly was in the process of making it possible for Baltimore to take ownership of the team through eminent domain. They had no choice but to get out of Maryland as quickly as possible, before that vote had a chance to pass.

12 valve Diesel

5y↑1

What about Sean Taylor? That is really sad and he was so young and was an amazing player

Nancy Pine

6y↑18

I go with Belichick switching to the Patriots, simply because I started looking at the effects. Parcells was going to remain in charge of hiring and firing for the Jets, and he had already decided on Pennington as quarterback. The Patriots would never have drafted Brady if Belichick hadn't pushed for him, so somewhere in Northern California there would be an insurance salesman or stock broker who earned a good living, was married with kids, and played good amateur golf, but who never had a chance to play in the NFL. Thus, Peyton Manning would have won at least one or two more Super Bowls. Kurt Warner would have won at least one more Super Bowl. Drew Bledsoe would have remained with the Patriots for several more years, so he wouldn't have been available when Parcells moved to Dallas. So, by 2004 Parcells would have been looking for a new quarterback, which could have led to Dallas grabbing Eli Manning, or Philip Rivers, Drew Bledsoe, or even Roethlisberger. Parcells might have found a temporary fill-in, and then gone for Alex Smith or Aaron Rogers the next year. (You could never tell what Parcells would do). But he wouldn't have hired Tony Romo, who would have gone to the only other team that was interested in him, the Denver Broncos. I can't even begin to list the various players, coaches and owners who were affected by Brady and Belichick being in New England together. Randy Moss would have remained with the Raiders, other players would have had better or worse careers, coaches might or might not have had NFL careers, and would have remained in colleges.

So, while all those moves had shattering effects on players, coaches and cities, those few words scribbled on the napkin led to profound changes in many careers.

Joseph Iffrig

5y↑1

Jesus i havent seen that many strentches in a comment since I stopped looking at fox news comment sections lol

Kai Smith

5y↑2

Actually Romo would have gone to Arizona since they actually offered him the most money

LegendaryCazaclaw

5y↑1

I envision a future where humanity gets to see all these "what ifs" in a simulation.

Morph

and the eagles would have won the superbowl in 2004-05 also there wouldnt have been turmoil the following year between a healthy
TO and mcnabb. they may have gone on to win it all again.. winning then would have put andy reid in the hof for the eagles and he may not have been fired to be replaced by chip who torpedo'd the team and made way for doug pederson who won us a ring last year.

Butterfly effect

XxKayzoxX

5y↑2

Steve Smith was seriously our biggest lost it would’ve been nice to have him in our Super Bowl run. Our Gm was ruining that, glad to see Steve still do stuff for the Carolina team

zieg feld

Dude punched his coach out cant keep him after that lol he also put 2 teammates in the hospital at practices dude was trash

Mechelle Pannell

Go Chiefs Joe Montana was the one of the best things to happen to us

Jon Fulkerson

Brett Favre...

unforgivable...

Tedd Jasiczek

5y↑8

Remember when Bo played without pads and ran for 2000 yards?
Remember when Bo ran for a 95 yard touchdown backwards?
ROFL

Chris Pratt

6y↑69

Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson retiring in the prime of their careers.

Vance Dance

3y↑1

Oh yeah.

paysonfox88

4y↑1

Don't get so down Baltimore, you lost the Colts, but the Ravens came along 12 years later, and they are just as good.
Also -- you basically were given the Cleveland Brown's team as a gift. But unlike Cleveland, your city knew how to turn them into winners.
Can anyone imagine if Bill Belicheck had remained with the Ravens organization? How many Superbowls do you think they would have?

Darrin Nunyah

4y↑1

On the bright side, Belichick had the least amount of losses of any Jets coach in franchise history, and finished his time as their head coach having just as many wins as losses. So there's that.

Steven 10306

3y↑52

I think they can now add Brady leaving the Patriots. I'm still devastated

Justin Pettit

They can add him. Wouldn't
be number 1 like some are saying

Eric Hall

3y↑1

Y’all world of been bad with or without him. But if they continue to be bad then yeah it goes up there

Angry Joker

i love brett frave. i see him as he loved the game of football so much that he didnt want to leave. so i dont see that as a bad thing

Only1Noodle

4y↑1

I met Brett Farve when I was 6 years old in 1997. My parents took me to the packers training camp for my birthday and he signed a photo for me. Since that day, I've been a Packer fan ever since and that picture has been my most priced possession... Until 2009, when he signed with Minnesota.

I felt betrayed, since the day I met him he was my hero. It was so bad that I destroyed that signed picture. I felt sick, so I was relieved when the Vikings lost the NFC championship game to the saints. I felt like the football gods were punishing Farve for leaving and to add insult to injury, Packers win the Super in his last season.

I call that sweet revenge. I'm 28 now and I've gotten over it, I've forgiven his decision. I hate him for leaving but I can't hate him completely.

Chris Webber

I think Junior Seau leaving the Chargers should at least get a honorable mention. As a Washington boy and diehard Seahawks fan living in San Diego at the time, I’ve never seen such mayhem. The city was devastated, boycotting the team, protests outside Qualcomm...it was nuts

Summer Lake Photog

4y↑11

“Go back to Carolina and when you’re there mow my lawn❗️” — Steve Smith 😂😂😂

Greg Ford

The manner in which Landry was fired was awful, but one needs to remember that the current owner at the time, Bum Bright, was looking to sell the team, and would only do so to someone who was willing to can Landry. Bright didn't have the wherewithal to do it himself, and when he found out Jones was interested and wanted to hire Jimmy Johnson, he closed the deal as quickly as possible.

Mike Painter

2y↑1

The Redskins have never gotten over Joe Gibbs retirement in 1992. He couldn’t even overcome it when he came back for 4 years

Jon Burgett

4y↑1

Luke Skywalker & Steve Smith. Both #1 in confidence, not arrogance. Good men so far as I judge. Great men.

Andrew Hall

3y↑1

Didn't Joe Montana sign as a 49er for one day after he left the Chiefs? (So that he could retire as a 49er) If so, it seems insane they wouldn't mention that. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Tyrunner0097

They covered #3 poorly. The Brett Favre departure is so devastating because it did something nothing had never been done before: Split the Packer fan base in two. You had fans obsessed with Brett and wanted him to stay and be QB forever, and others who felt the franchise should move on and give Aaron Rodgers his chance. You had fans calling local sports radio screaming "blasphemy" (in not so kind words) at any host who suggested the Packers made the right choice in trading Brett to the Jets.

Fortunately, in 2010, The Packers and Rodgers won SB 45, they've retired Brett's number in GB and things have been fine now, but man, from 2008 till 2010, you had the Favre worshippers never shutting up, period.

Also, the draft pick the Packers got from the Jets for Brett, they traded that to NE for their first-round draft pick in 2009, then picked Clay Matthews.

Thornicus

6y↑640

Number 1 best departure:

When Goodell retires or gets fired

Mike Schmidt

Be careful what you wish for, it could be worse.

Lamont Bradford

WHEN TOM BRADY IS OUT OF THE LEAUGE

Matt

💯💯💯💯💯💯

kornwhiskey95

@The Address is CBS: FACTS!!!

kornwhiskey95

Oooh i can’t wait for Goodell to be gone, and whoever said that about Jerry Jones, you also get a thumbs up 👍🏽

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2112Relayer

5y↑1

The nail in Andy Reid's coffin was when he couldn't come up with an effective defensive coordinator after Jim Johnson. I believe that he even promoted his "offensive line coach" to the defensive coordinator position at one point. I knew he was near the end when he did that. I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up the same way in KC after a couple more years.

Kirisate Goman

4y↑2

Well Andy Reid won a super bowl with the chiefs. Congrats, and I wasn’t even rooting for them because they were a team, I rooted for them all because I had a strange dream 8 years ago.

ozzieray

I was a Royals fan when Bo played. I had a feeling when he went to football, he was biting off more than he could chew, playing two sports.

pmccachren

4y↑48

Andy Reid, Super Bowl champion coach for the Chiefs.

El guapo del feugo

5y↑1

Marty leaving the chargers has to be on the list. Norv turned a 14-2 team to a 8-8 team in 2 years with the same personel

Chris Floyd

As a Cowboys fan, I was glad when Andy Reid left Philly

Jacabo Blanco

4y↑2

No one left the game quite like Ray. One team. Two Superbowls. Left the champ

Daniel Batitsas

Modell had a silent partner in those days who never got into the story. I am sure he had some influence on the move, maybe not, but he was never in the media while Modell got death threats, etc. I'll give you a hint, they played in Jacobs Field.

James Falato

I am just sad that Bo Jackson was a great Baseball Player as well, because I honestly feel playing both Sports took s lot "out of him" to the point that he became physically worn-down much quicker...

promeitheus

4y↑1

2:12 oh look at that tip by #81. What a beautiful play. He wasn't trying to catch that

Vince Niederman

2y↑1

Sean Payton Should Be on The Updated List Leaving The Saints Which Shocked Me and Antonio Brown Leaving The Bucs Was Worse Then Leaving New England in My Mind in The Same Season!

Xavier Lopez

4y↑1

Man, you could put the Oakland raiders on this list now. Their last game in Oakland.. 😔

Bormannator

6y↑82

The Colts moving has to be number 1. Just to show how bad it was from the ravens creation in 1996 up to 2012 every time the Colts played in the Baltimore they were called "The Indianapolis football team" on the scoreboard.

MRB16th

@acharleyhorse1 Despite the fact Unitas and his teammates disowned the Colts after they moved - even going as far as threatening to walk out of interviews if Indianapolis was mentioned.

On the other hand, I will note that Baltimore won a Super Bowl with the Ravens before the Indianapolis Colts did (and have won two to one as well).

acharleyhorse1

3y↑1

@PhenomsServant4 Cleveland got a team back almost right away, as well as keeping the name and the history in Cleveland. Baltimore lost the name, and had to wait THIRTEEN years to get a team back. If you go to the HOF, the Baltimore Colt greats (Unitas, Mackey, Berry, etc) are listed under the Indianapolis Colts. That is a travesty!

Laura Heacox

4y↑1

No kidding, this was the most devastating. I grew up watching either the Bears on CBS or the Bengals on NBC in the 1:00 time slot. Just when those long-suffering franchises were coming into their glory years, the NFL rewarded the Indianapolis viewing market with 1:00 blackouts due to the Colts not having sell-outs. Decades after Ken Anderson and Boomer Esaiason retired, the Colts had a bye week and the by now forlorn Bengals could finally be back on for a regular season game...the league gave Indy Tom Brady's Patriots!

PhenomsServant4

4y↑1

Cleveland was far worse. Baltimore ended up getting a team that won them two (maybe three this year) superbowls. Cleveland got a team that has only just started to recover after 20 years of humilating themselves.

Jeffery Robertson

5y↑1

Roseclan24 1981 Raiders leave Oakland move to Los Angeles in 1982 1983 Colts leave Baltimore move to Indianapolis in 1984 and Cardinals leave St Louis in 1987 move to Phoenix in 1988 only 3 relocation in the 80s

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Chase Elliott

3y↑2

Montana leaving SF is the reason my grandma is a KC fan now. She was living in Cali when Montana was running through the league as a 49er and refused to leave him when he moved to the Midwest

Chocolatetown Forever

Brady can get 10 rings, and if I need a TD to win a game, or im executed, Im taking Joe Montana over him and ANYONE.

Jonathan Cleary

Colts were to Baltimore what the Packers or Steelers are to their towns. My parents generation is still bitter about them leaving. They were one of the best and ingrained parts of Baltimore culture

Dominic Manriquez

3y↑1

grew up as a packer fan that favre departure was hell

Freddy Lubin

I still mourn the loss of the Warriors.

ThiccAsABiscuit

6y↑156

I'm suprised Peyton being curb stomped out of Indy wasn't on here somewhere. Wasn't bitter necessarily, but like they basically said "Hey you're old and not good enough anymore. Byeeee."

Then he goes on to re-teach himself to throw after his neck surgery and breaks multiple NFL records in Denver and won another championship...

andrew

@Manuel DeAbreu Wrong. Peyton won the superb owl.

FaTaL Reckz

@Fries how? They can’t stop the run? They even scored more in the second half than first after they changed the footballs

FaTaL Reckz

@Fries they ran the ball for over 200 yards and 4 tds. A few psi not changing that 🤣

msspi764

4y↑1

The Colts had already screwed up the move from Baltimore so bad that they could have killed Peyton on the street in front of the stadium and it wouldn't have made the top ten

⚡️Shash⚡️

5y↑1

Manuel DeAbreu He smashed records and had the best single season for a Qb ever, and he had lost almost 75% feeling in his right hand and was 41yrs old... chill

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Jerome McCollom

2y↑1

Reading on Irsay he had moved the Colts just after one of the Maryland state houses voted to allow the city/county of Baltimore to seize the team, so there was more to the story then I had been led to believed

Miller2h41

We always hear there are two sides to a story.

mel bias

49ers offense was the best ever in my book, so sweet to watch them go down the field. graig, rathman, Solomon,, rice, jones. just wonderful. the would just chop you down.

Robert Scannell

It worked in New England. Sometimes things don’t work and things just seem to never work out for the jets.

Storm Negele

What is it with the chiefs and taking the two best qb’s of all time from the teams that nobody thought they would leave? And then winning with them.

James Warner

When talking about the Jets you gotta remember that it was them who took out Bledsoe allowing Brady to start.

Martin Smith

5y↑1

The Jets will forever be known for two colossal blunders: Passing on Marino in '83 and losing Bill Belichick. There right up there with the Knicks as one of the dumbest franchises in sports.

indy_go_blue60

IIRC the Steelers passed on Marino as well. Bradshaw was in his twilight years and (again IIRC) they thought Mark Malone was their future.

lastpme

4y↑1

What makes it worse for the Jets, they helped the Patriots find their quarterback by injuring Bledsoe and letting Brady play.

Roby

3y↑2

#NFL Time to include Tom Brady leaving New England and winning SuperBowl! 😂

MRB16th

I have quite a few devastating departures to add to this list:
* Bobby Layne being traded to the Steelers (this flushed the Detroit Lions' fortunes down the toilet)
* The Cardinals moving to St. Louis, drawing the curtain on 40 years of the Bears-Cardinals rivalry in Chicago
* Cleveland firing their namesake, founder, head coach and GM Paul Brown (who went on to found the Cincinnati Bengals six years later)
* St. Louis losing two teams (the Cardinals moving to Phoenix, and the Rams moving back to LA)
* The Houston Oilers moving to Nashville and becoming the Tennessee Titans (so far, the Texans have not filled that void)

And I disqualify Bill Belichick's 24 hour stint as Jets head coach, given the franchise has been in the basement for years (and a mad Jets fan said that Bill made the right call).

Yonathan González

4y↑1

Would Earl Thomas count as a devastating departure? (I know he left the Seahawks after this video was made.)

John Craig

That Leonard Marshall hit effectively kept the 49ers from winning 3 superbowls in a row.

Muffs 55mercury

Bellichick has had a great ride with the Pats but I think it's coming to and end. The Ravens will destroy them in the playoffs.

fwiedwice

6y↑171

Steve Smith Revenge game wit the Black visor and all Black unis 🔥

EffenD

5y↑2

He became a locker room cancer for the Panthers, Cam Newton and Ron Rivera

Noah Turner

5y↑3

fwied wice the reason the cut him was because he was putting way to much pressure on Cam Newton he was hurting the team by hurting Cams confidence it was kinda messed up but it helped the panthers in the long run

Project AOS

5y↑1

@Evets Zerimar funny

Evets Zerimar

6y↑21

fwied wice
ME-“Hey Steve why are you wearing black? You look like you’re going to a funeral”
SS- “maybe I am”
Lol

Tony Moretti

3y↑1

Andy Reid was sometimes guilty of time management yes. But oh boy McNabb was a playoff choke big time. Above average QB in the regular season,but sucked in the playoffs.

Ken Cranston

1y↑1

Andy Reid is probably the second best coach in the NFL right now. Maybe Jon Harbaugh is a close second or 2A

Stephanie & Shawn

"For the sake of the emotional health of this entire area, things better change for the Eagles."

Sam Richardson

Steve Smith= legend

G King

2y↑1

Melvin White & Thomas DeCoud still have nightmares about Steve Smith. We never had a chance that game but I loved seeing Smitty ball out

Book Steer

4y↑1

Dumbest failure to lock down a star (in Saints history): Jim Mora Sr. lets Morton Anderson go to the Falcons, where he becomes their all-time leading scorer. 😡

Noah Vanik

3y↑81

Bill belichick left his resignation on a napkin so the jets could wipe their tears on it.

Jon Dowling

3y↑2

Genius! Although they're used to crying so he helped them out even after leaving.

Leo Gonzalez

3y↑4

He probably blew his nose on the way out with that napkin 😂😂😂

John Raum Jr

Bill Billicheck was on the verge of being fired again in New England before Bledsoe got hurt and Tom Brady came out of no where.

itsJohnnyR

3y↑2

Fan burns all of his Browns gear.
The Browns come back a few years later
Fan: 👀

The Black Flame

4y↑1

Parcells left the Jets a mess and was going to stick his 'friend' BB. with it. Parcells was over rated. Couple of SB's but a lot of losing seasons and during SB week with the patriots instead of game planning he was on the phone with the Jets because he already knew he was leaving because "wahhhhh" Kraft over ruled him on a draft pick and was right. F Parcells.

Justin Pettit

People forget that Favre wanted to go to the Vikings the year he got traded to the Jets. There was rumors about it and GB even put it in the trade that Jets couldn't trade him to an NFC North team without giving up draft picks to them. That's why he fake retired from the Jets to go to the Vikings where he wanted to go in the first place.

But this is why I don't understand why Packers fans loved him on the Jets and hated him in Minnesota. Like they already knew he wanted to play for Minnesota then. Lol

Neil MacKenzie

Bo knows. one of the greatest players , baseball,or football, ever

Austin Najar

I don't know if this came out before the Rams left St Louis, but what that team, and the entire league did to that city was WAY WAY worse than what the Colts did to Baltimore. It doesn't even come close to comparing.

HOLDEN MCGROIN

3y↑1

Bellichick wanted the same exact deal as Parcells which was full control of the roster. How come that part is left out. Kraft gave Bellichick full control and I mean full control like who works in the clubhouse.
He was coach and GM which only a few coaches have that title. Carroll, Reid. JETS ARE CONTROL FREAKS and love to micromanage. Most Jet fans are not very smart but Parcells was only going to coach the Jets if had full control of the roster. Otis Smith and Curtis Martin and Kevin Mawae only came to the Jets because of Parcells.

Dan Goodwin

As much as it’s a big rivalry between the Packers and Vikings imagine if Brett Favre went to the Bears

patsflysfan2

Cleveland’s departure should be higher than Baltimore’s. At least Irsay had the dignity to leave at night rather than tell the city outright and causing a championship contender to collapse. Also, Baltimore had a lot of success with the Ravens. Cleveland is just now starting to recover from the original team leaving.

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