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11:03 “Dam Son”
How on Earth does a 7/9 season count as the Colts worst season?
1974, 81, 82, 84, 86, 91, 93, 97, 98, 2011, 2017, and 2022 all want a word!
As a Falcons and Chiefs fan, I don’t know how to feel rn 😭
4:18 & 5:40 Gus Frerotte sightings
Herm Edwards had Damon Huard and Brodie Croyle as his starting QBs as Chiefs head coach… clearly not playing to win the game 😂
How about them Cowboys 😂
The 1980 Saints only victory was against the Jets. The 49ers game was a loss, but still significant as they blew a 35-7 lead. It was Joe Montana’s first comeback win.
15:34 No it wasn’t. It was against the Jets the following week.
I’d argue 2010 was worse than 2023 for the Panthers. Yes, it led to Ron Rivera, Cam Newton, and Luke Kuechly, but 2010 was unwatchable.
Who’s the QB this week? Clausen? Matt Moore? Brian St. Pierre? Oh have mercy.
Three words: Fuck the Chiefs
As a Coyotes fan you didn't have to hurt me like that
Cowboys fan here….GODDAMMIT!!!!
Let’s not forget the 1969 Bears, who not only finished 1-13 but also lost the subsequent top draft pick coin flip (and Terry Bradshaw).
I sat through that Chiefs 2-14 season in 2012 and came out the other side.
I know this is every NFL team's worst season, and I know you can't get worse than 0-14 and subsequent 0-26, but for once it would be nice for whoever makes this kind of video to just ignore the opening of the franchise seasons. It's been done to death with the Bucs. We have some truly awful seasons in the early 2010s. Specifically 2014 when the Bucs had Mike Glennon and Josh McCown and went 2-14 with Lovie Smith as our head coach. Funny thing about this year is it was Mike Evan's first so he still got his 1000 yards with those QBs and that record. A bit of a more interesting story than rehashing the 0-26 Succaneers again.
in 1969, Chuck Noll was already the head coach for the Steelers. It was his first year. It was also the first year of Joe Greene.
2008 was a horrible year for the Chiefs… but I think that Pioli deserves more of the blame for the next shitty era of Chiefs football than Haley. Pioli traded for and stuck the Chiefs with Matt Cassel by signing him to a huge extension. Pioli was such a micromanaging dick that Haley accused him of having his office bugged, and there is no reason to believe that Pioli didn't. It got so bad that fans blacked out Arrowhead and hired skywriters to "Fire Pioli" over Arrowhead during home games in 2012. While 2012 was probably a worse season than 2008 (Chiefs were blown out and there was the Javon Belcher murder/suicide), at least 2012 got Pioli fired and got us Andy Reid while 2008 got us Pioli, making it overall worse in hindsight, so I agree with picking 08 over 12.
Damn a Joesph McCarthy reference. I'm learning Sports and History,….nice.
I was originally going to say the 2012 Chiefs, but they did get Andy Reid and Alex Smith out of that one and haven't been bad since.
The Cardinals went 3-13 in 2000
Worst season yet
488k subs, why aren't the views higher?
The colts fielded one of the worst teams of all time in 82 which helped their push to relocate
Thank you for not just defining "worst season" as having the worst record, especially when it comes to the 2016 and '17 Browns.
id still say the buffalo bills low point in franchise history was the 1984 campaign
Cincinnati worst is 2024, hear me out. The team was supposed to contend, they franchised tagged Tee Higgins and Tee is injured not playing, the defense plays for the opposing team more than their own, Cool Joe and Ja'Marr having career years but lets face it, 11 players on each side isn't enough so the NFL uses the 7 refs to help guarantee the Bengals miss the play offs in a year we should be legit contenders. Maybe 2025
There's a reason why you have to go back to 1958 for the Packers. They are a multi billion dollar corporation and they are run like one, there's clearly defined roles, duties and responsibilities, the coaches and front office people are left to do the jobs they were hired to do. While every other team is also multi billion dollar corp, most are run like over grown mom and pop operations, with the owner sticking their unqualified fingers into everyone's business, cutting across every level of the chain of command and ignoring the advice of or even over turning the decision of the experts they hired to manage and coach the team.
Can i watch a damn video without getting blasted by underdog sponsorships?
I'm a Panthers fan, so I've seen the highest and lowest a franchise can be at
As a Raider fan, someone tell me, what is a winning record
Lions fan here. Thats all i gotta say, lol
Thank you for remembering that the Patriots were not always an unstoppable juggarnaut, back in the 70s and 80s, lots of Boston people were Giants fans rather than root for the Pats.
I think the purpose of this video is to take shots at the Giants
2019 Bengals was miserable
49ers fan here: 1978. It will always be 1978.
Lions fan, here to find out what everyone else's worst season is lol
Fun fact about that Packers team in 1958, it's the last time the Packers were ever awarded the 1st overall pick for 1959. Packers picked a QB that refused to play for them and never played a down in the NFL, he went to the CFL and busted hard there too. In a way, an all time bad pick for the Packers, but at the same time, a dodged bullet that allowed Bart Starr to be the Packers QB throughout the 60's. The 1958 team was also coached by Ray "Scooter" McLean. He was a former Backfield coach for the Packers earlier in the 50's, and even took over on an interim basis when Gene Ronzani would be fired midseason (and be the only coach until Mike McCarthy to be fired midseason for the Packers). It was also his only season as Packers HC.
You could've picked any season from the Bills drought and the 2005 season was absolutely the worst. Going from Drew Bledsoe to Kelly Holcomb was dumb.
2:43 now that is just sad
At least the 2003 Cardinals hilariously knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs in Week 17.
Asca Commies fan, I was hoping you were going to say the 2013 season. I remember us playing the Chiefs that season during the infamous "snow week" and I heard that 95% of the fans literally got up and left. That was the first time I ever heard that a game was going to be turned off because it was bad, fans tried to protest the game by messing with the networks antennas, and the news the next day had OG fans talk about how embarrassing it was to go from the glory days of a full RFK stadium with championship teams to an empty Fedex Field with bottom dwellers. Saddest season ever.
KC's 2012 season was way worse than '08. 2-14 record, and of course, there was the Javon Belcher thing…
2024 Giants trying REAL hard to be worse than 1974😂
"OO-vay Bowl"*
Mmmm, as a Cowboys fan I would say 2015. Us going 4-12 after having a decent 2014 campaign felt like a massive gut punch due to losing Romo.
I seriously doubt anyone who follows the Cowboys would've been optimistic about 2024 before the season started when we learned we lost Dan Quinn and Dak got that massive contract after hardly any postseason success.
You need to stop trying to run Danny Duetch Mark out of town.
Have you talked about the Yale bowl in any of your interesting/best/worst stadium vids? Looks pretty neat.
Every year that the Saints had QB Aaron Brooks and head coach Jim Haslet. Those were the worst seasons.
If you think the Packers have been a success ever since the late 50's, you don't know how the 70's and 80's went for the Packers.
hard to say '69 was the worst for the Steelers… they were a bad team and that was just another bad year in a string of bad years. Thought you'd go with something more recent once they've tasted success as that would feel worse than "Same old Steelers"