Biggest CHOKE in NFL history.. last night??

[Dante]

Could that be a game that decides the bucs season so early on in the year? I think so. If they ever had a word for choke last night was it...

I am starting to believe in the horse. but to call LEAPING lmfao UMM OK

 

[EveryGamblersDream]

No this wasn't the biggest choke of all time in the NFL. I still think Houston blowing a 32 pt lead in the playoffs on the road was the biggest choke.

 

[Dante]

good one EGD...that was a huge choke I watch that one also

 

[LogansRun]

I think EGD's choice is probably the biggest choke in any pro sport that I can think of (or at least top 3 all time)

 

[PIPE]

WHO DO YOU GUYS THINK WON ON THIS CHOKE OF A GAME? PLAYERS OR BOOKS?

 

[Dante]

im thinking players...ML on indy , just my opinion and the Refs for calling a leaping call :rollyeyes: lmfao

 

[BigLou+]

This was a bigger upset then the Oilers/Bills playoff game because Indy supposedly didn't have enough time to comeback. The Bills were down 35-3 with 13:19 still left in the third quarter. Indianapolis trailed by 21 points with only 6:42 left in regulation. And the fact no team has ever comeback down that much that late in a game is not going to bode well for the Buc defense, who want to be considered as one of the best defenses of all time. They certainly didn't show it last night.

Big Lou

 

[EveryGamblersDream]

No way is this a bigger upset then the Buffalo-Houston playoff game.

The defecit was bigger & it took a backup QB to get it done. It would have been amazing enough with the starter but to make this comeback with a backup just shows how much of a choke it was.

Plus this was in the playoffs, not a regular season game in October.

 

[nepenthe]

The touts and most of the public was on the bucs last night and got its asses handed to them. Books made a killing.

 

[TheGeneral+]

Keyshawn Johnson was featured in MNF's Mic'd Up segments and didn't disappoint. Twice in the first half Johnson took aim at Colt WR Marvin Harrison, first saying "when I play against my class of '96, I always dominate." Harrison, like Johnson, was drafted in '96.

After Harrison caught a screen pass, Johnson said "That's how he gets his catches. He's the best receiver, and that's how he gets his catches?"

M. Harrison 11 176 2

K. Johnson 4 62 0