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Hi everyone, Iâm Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video Iâm Going to React To THE MOST ICONIC SPORTS MOMENTS OF THE DECADE!
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At the time of Odells catch he was a rookie, so he wasn't really at the pinnacle of his career but it is what he is most remembered for. These past few years though he has been very injury-riddled so his name isn't thrown around much as it used to be
That Auburn Alabama game is arguably one of the greatest college football games ever. All of the context and events leading up to it make it even better. You need to watch Secret Baseâs video on the 2013 Iron Bowl Kick Six
I'm an auburn fan my gpa is an Alabama fan oof that was a fun game to watch together;)
@@udahfickt my dad is an Alabama fan and it was crazy seeing his reaction
facts especially because of all the missed kicks before that
Iâve seen that a million times and Iâm a pitt fan I still get chills
Bama going for 3 peat. Auburn coming off 3-9 season. Bitter rivals. Rare play to win the game and SEC West. Greatest Play Ever and nothing will top it.
4:40 This is known as the "Beast Quake" game (from Lynch's nickname "Beast Mode"), the crowd reaction to this TD actually registered on local seismographs.
Considering the beast mode âget off of meâ run, Marshawn shouldâve definitely run the ball đ
No slight on Marshawn, but that Saints team was historically bad at tackling. Lynch is great, though
As a Washington state resident and long time Seahawks fan, we all said why did Russell throw when we have Lynch!!! We were pissed off!
Lynch wasn't as effective in goal line situations. People bash on it because it's low hanging fruit, but I still have no problem with the call. Shit happens.
THE PASS...
It is relatively easy to jam the line when you know that they play has to be a run.
Even against a guy like Marshawn Lynch. (and I'm a big fan)
Alternately, passes from inside the 5 are so short, and so fast, that they are almost never intercepted.
In fact - during the entire season that year, this (I believe) is the only pass from that distance that was intercepted during any game, anywhere.
The young defensive guy gets all the credit - he recognized the play and stepped straight into the path of the throw.
If he had not anticipated it, he could never have intercepted it.
On the other hand - if they had tried to pound the ball in and failed - the coach would then have been crucified for being too predictable.
Nothing succeeds like success, but when you fail, everybody else would have made the right call.
It was a pass with a statically low risk, that even if it was dropped, would have forced the linebackers to "read" the play,
rather than jam the line - giving the runner that fraction of a second to shoot an open gap.
But then, that's why you play the game.
But personally, I wish he had called a run play.
Yes. And despite Collingsworth's superlatives, Lynch didn't have great goal line stats that year. It is not nearly as bad a call as people made it out to be.
@@mrgmusicclass Agreed. That was really a safe and easy call. Lynch was not that great between the tackles even in that game.
The Kick Six was the first time I have ever seen a missed FG returned for a TD(happened again in an NFL game a year or two after). Seen many blocked ones returned. As a Bama fan, it was heartbreaking but we won't get much sympathy for it, having won 6 out of the last 12 national titles. I just hate that it prevented Bama possibly becoming the first modern team to win back-to-back-to-back titles.
yeah I'm an Alabama fan too and my heart sank
The Auburn-Alabama ending was one of the most jaw-dropping finishes I'd ever seen. Probably would have been my #1, until two years later and Michigan's punter had trouble with the snap (a play I'm astonished wasn't on here).
12:19 - that was a playoff game (divisional round, which is the quarterfinals), yes.
I have no dog in the fight when it comes to Michigan-Michigan State but I LOVE the call on that play: âOHH, he has trouble with the snap! AND THE BALL IS FREE!!! Michigan State!! Jalen Watts-Jackson!! AND HE SCORRESSSS!!! On the LAST PLAY OF THE GAME!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!â
*cue the shocked Michigan student wearing glasses with his hands on his head* đ
@@TheRandomRedSoxGuy as a Michigan State fan, I watch that play multiple times a year because itâs just the best.
At the 11:50 mark. If you look closely after Stephon Diggs scores the winning TD, he throws his helmet and in the background youll see the end zone ref throw his yellow flag to call unsportsmanlike conduct for the helmet coming off but then quickly picks it up realizing how douche it would be to call that after one of the most iconic finishes in NFL playoff history. đ€Łđ€Ł
wouldnt have mattered
it was after the play so it would be enforced the next play, which wasn't a thing right?
@@ricks1570 no I know, itâs just funny that the ref still throws the yellow flag after such an iconic moment
I'm a New England Patriots fan, that win over the Seahawks will be one of the most mind-bending sports events I will ever experience in my life.
Dude shut up you beat the falcons after tailing 28-3 literally 2 years later!!! That ones by far the most insane thing to happen in football.
Great to see a young Brit enjoying all these different sports games in America. Much respect to you.
It's a shame that these types of videos don't usually give any context to these moments, but you can usually assume that they're either a crucial playoff game or there's some sort of special history behind the moment, such as a player's final game with a team or a record-breaking play.
The crazy thing about Odell and that catch is it was only done with 3 fingers (his thumb,pointer,and middle) and yes he has gone down hill after his first 2 years in the league but he is still a top 20 receiver in the league held back by injuries and scheme fit.
I feel like top 20 is being insanely generous.
I'm Patriots fan who WAS STUNNED by that play man. Jermaine Kearse previously made a catch for the Seahawks that can be described as a David Tyree 2.0 moment, a catch that put them in position to win the game and I couldn't believe Russell Wilson threw the ball into the teeth of the Defense instead of handing off to Marshawn or trying to stretch the Defense out.
Stefon Diggs game-winning catch was called The Miracle In Minneapolis, but it was all for nothing because the following game was The Failure In Philadelphia and the Eagles went to the Superbowl.
Thanks for reacts to sports iconic moments of the decade Kabir! Those iconic moments are weavers through sports history and is the heart beat of sports.
I love these! If you truly love sports it really doesn't matter who your teams are when it comes to appreciating spectacular plays. You have got to tip your hat to great stuff.
Minneapolis Miracle was in the 2nd round of the playoff, winning sent the Vikings to the NFC Championship game for the 10th time since the Super Bowl era started(one was before the AFL-NFL merger so it is technically an NFL Championship) The winners of the Conference Championships go on to the Super Bowl. The Vikings with 10 appearances by far have the most appearances of any team that has not yet won a Super Bowl. They are also the only team that has reached the Conference Championships in every single decade since the first Super Bowl(1966), they have eight years to reach to keep the streak for the 2020s. The AFC's Houston Texans are the only team that has never reached a Conference Championship.
One word, iconic
12:19 NFC Conference Final. Stephon Diggs, older brother of cornerback Trevon Diggs (current leader in interceptions). He thought he was just stepping out of bunds to stop the clock, but then realized the defensive coverage was blown because the attempted diving tackle failed.
So much context to each one of these plays.. for us Seattle fans: Ray Allen was a Seattle Sonic and held most 3s. ALWAYS overlooked but most clutch 3 shooter. Saves the series with that game tieing 3 otherwise they lose; Miami wins game 7. Marshawn goes beast mode over Saints, gets fined for the jump into the end zone and Seattle created a manmade earthquake due to the jumping up and down. And then our Russell leads another 4th quarter comeback as usual, Kearse makes an impossible catch so it looked like Seahawks gonna win the Super Bowl over Brady but then our former Seahawk Malcom Butler saved the Patriots. Tom didn't deserve that ring, only Butler. We should have run as it was only 2nd down, 25 seconds and a timeout. Maybe throw on 3rd or 4th but he would have made it. But it is what it is! Our 43-8 Super Bowl win over the 'Amazing Peyton Manning Broncos' should be in this video đ
I think you have a few facts wrong, no...I know you do. First, it was New England that had the 4th quarter comeback. Seattle was winning at the end of the 3rd. Second, Malcolm was never a Seahawk, he was an undrafted free agent signed by the Pats. Brandon Browner who was on the field and gave Malcolm the heads up on what the likely play was was the former Seahawk. Third, why would one man get a ring? The entire team gets a ring. Obviously you are a Seahawk fan. This was a great game by both teams but the interception was the memorable moment.
And sorry, these were sports moments in this video. An entire blowout win, which is only fun for the hometown fans, can not be considered an iconic moment, it is mostly just a boring game.
Cue Kabir for the college game music and Kat is laughing. You make my days so happy đ
Love you Kat :)
The two commentators on the OBJ catch are Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth. The guy who is saying the catch is impossible, Collinsworth, played Wide Reciever (same position as OBJ) for 8 seasons in the NFL and was a 3 time Pro Bowl selection (all star)
All these were amazing and of course iconic
I have so much fun, watching you have fun, watching the fans and players have fun! I really hope you get to go to a pro ball game when youâre here!
Gotta love the Seahawks putting it in the air at first and goal at the one yard line with the best running back in the game. With 25 seconds left in the SUPER BOWL.
It was second down with 25 seconds left in 4 down territory. A pass on that down is a very smart call because a run takes more time off the clock more often than not. I just donât like the receiver in the route in that situation and think the throw couldâve been a little better, although it was still a catchable ball
It was 2nd and goal. Lynch was stopped by Hightower the previous play.
@@johnmarraffa5079 whatâre you trying to say? Iâm aware itâd be second and goal. Literally said it first sentence
Letâs go! đ„đ„ Great stuff
New sub here - love your videos Kabir! Especially sports, food (watching you watch food - that is funny, inspiring & also hunger-inducing), geography & history. Really enjoy your enthusiasm & interest for learning about all kinds of topics. Keep it up!!
Thanks Lorraine :) Welcome to the channel!
The seahawks should've ran the damn ball, I'll never forgive them for that, and I'm not even a seahawks fan
I am a Seahawks fan and its still painful to watch
i'm a giants fan and it's still painful to watch
@@cx34 same
As a Seahawks fan and even bigger football fan, no they shouldnât have run on that down in that situation. They had a timeout left so they couldâve tried drawing them off on second down and obviously burn the timeout to get an actual call in. However they had either just spent a timeout or had the play before go out of bounds (honestly canât totally remember) so burning a timeout back to back, or on an already stopped clock, is pointless even at that stage of the game. The first down play was a run. So even at midfield the defense will play run after a 8-9 yard run which is about what the first down play was. Now leading up to this all season long Lynch had been awful in 1 yard to go situations. Now it is a four down situation so a pass play is going to have to be a call at some point and immediately after a strong run on first down is perfect. In all situations. That play was actually Seattleâs bread and butter red zone play that year. It was one of if not their most effective scoring play. One could say that with that in mind obviously the Pats would prepare for that and shouldâve called a different route. Could be right thinking that. I think the thrown couldâve been put more on Lockette or even a little behind him. Ultimately I personally donât like Lockette being your red zone target there. Baldwin, Kearse, or even Chris Matthews who was having a very good game wouldâve all been better targets there. Itâs really just an exceptional play by a corner. Heâs initially beat on the route by over 5 yards
@@galenmcwhirter7662 please stop trying to defend stupidity. They had prime marshawn lynch, should've. You don't throw slants at the 1 yard line
I WAS WATCHING THE CHRIS DAVIS 107 YD RUNBACK LIVE ON CBS AND JUST LOST MY MIND FOR A FEW MIUTES ..MY FAVORITE COLLEGE FOOTBALL MEMORY EVER{I AM 64 AND HAVE WATCHED FOR 50+ YEARS}
Another fantastic reaction, Kabir! You are so much fun to watch đ Love you buddy âźâ€
Thanks Bob, love you too!
That interception at the goal line was basically the last play in the Superbowl. For most of us watching...we lost our minds when we saw he was going to throw it. In just about any level of the sport from Pee Wee to the NFL, you run it there. Not to mention you have the meanest strongest BADDEST RB standing there!!! When it was intercepted the internet almost broke!! There are a bunch of videos of the fans of either teams reacting to it..it is awesome.
To be fair..I understand the Coach's thought process. Everyone in the planet thinks we will run it. Let's try an easy pass, they wont expect it. The problem is that the result was the reason why you dont throw it. If you run and they stop you, you have another chance. You throw and they intercept..the season is over.
As a STL Cardinals fan, Game 6 will be a moment I never forget! The channel SB Nation has an entire video of how absolutely insane it was for the team to even get to that point where Freese had a walkoff home run to take the Cards to game 7 and win the World Series. Itâs a great watch!
At the 9:10 mark...Game 6, 2011 World Series, Texas Rangers lead St. Louis Cardinals 3 games to 2...David Freese's triple off the right field wall to tie the game came with St. Louis down to its final out, and Freese down to his last strike. Then to the bottom of the 11th inning, Freese is again at bat with the Cardinals down to their last out, & Freese to his last strike...Freese hits a walk off game winning home run to tie the Series at 3 games each. Two night's later, St. Louis won Game 7 6-2 over Texas for the Cardinal's 11th World Series Championship (2nd only to the New York Yankees' 27). 3rd baseman David Freese was born and raised in St. Louis, growing up a Cardinals fan. One of the greatest moments in the 140 seasons of Cardinals baseball. My neighbors probably heard me yell when Freese hit that home run, watching at home on TV.
THE Big Unit, is Randy Johnson. A pitcher. He is 6'10", and played 22 seasons in the MLB.
It was Odell's coming out party as a number one more than anything.
That shot by Allen still haunts me. Even when we came back next year and beat their asses. It's the title that got away.
4:45- marshawn lynch shedding 165 tackles
6:55- Seahawks say fuck that in the super bowl and throw it away. Classic
New sub here. Loved your reaction to the OSU marching band, I am a proud alumni and it was just so awesome to see that. Now Iâm hooked on all your videos well done your reactions are so awesome and genuine thanks for all you do glad I found your channel!
Thanks Emily :) Welcome to the channel!
Just wanna say I really enjoy your reactions. You're really authentic. Some reactors exaggerate their reactions, but with you I can tell you enjoy what you say you enjoy.....and the little things, like enjoying the sound of the crack of the bat, how the announcers respond to the play, etc. You're just sincere and I enjoy your vids. Take good care!
Thanks for the kind words Ms Darby :)
Plz do more sports reactions.. They're the best, keep up the good work!
More on the way bro!
Funny story about Marshawn's beast mode TD. As he jumps into the end zone he tauntingly grabs his junk. The NFL fined him for it while also constantly using that image/clip for promotion.
Not sure if you'll watch highlight but if you do you watch the highlights of the Alabama vs Texas A&M game from Saturday. One of the best games I've ever seen
O'Dell is now a Cleveland Brown, we were really excited to have him on our team, but he got injured and hasn't produced much for us as of yet.... but there's still time
Another fantastic moment of the decade is Villanova VS North Carolina menâs college basketball championship game, thatâs one you have to react to. The final minutes are unbelievable
Batista bat flip is iconic
This was fun! đâïž
Love when you do sports or food stuff.
More of both on the way :)
The big thing too about the Minneapolis Miracle (as it came to be called) is that the Vikings have historically been snakebitten in the playoffs, with the worst of luck (like the year before with your perfect kicker all year missing a game winning FG, or having the best defense all year only to give up 38 pts in the championship game right after this ), so for that to happen on the final play IN the playoffs, with the Super Bowl being held in Minnesota that year (only the second time ever), it was pure madness.
You know what else Odell caught that game??? A big ole loss lolol yet in still great catch!! Awesome reaction Kabir! Keep making us smile đđ„°
As a seahawk hater, throwing at the goal line was absolutely the right call đđ
One of my favorite CZcamsrs and Iâve only been watching a month
Thanks so much bro, genuinely means a lot hearing that :)
LOL As a Pats fan Seattle made the right call. Common football sense they you run it with Marshawn every damn time. ESPECIALLY that close
I figured it would show the fight when the Rangers played the Blue Jays again after that playoff bat flip from Bautista. He got his jaw ROCKED by Odor
4:50 Beast Quake, the run that rocked the stadium so much, it caused a mini earthquake.
You need to check out the cowboys vs. Steelers in 2016. One of the best football games Iâve ever seen
It is debatable and hindsight is easy but the Seahawks decision to pass makes sense to me when you look at the clock situation and trying to get the max number of shots at the endzone. One timeout with 25 seconds left, I think if you run on this play and the next there is a chance that the clock would run enough that you don't get a third play (you at least are rushing to the line for the 3rd play if you don't get in on the first 2), in their mind they were likely thinking a pass to the endzone at worst ends in only a few seconds lost and the clock stopped on the incomplete pass, then they could run on 3rd and 4th with a timeout to use between them.
Yesssss
Game 6 of the 2011 series was insane to watch.
That was fun
Man Kabir, there's a vid called "David Ortiz Career Highlights: The King of Clutch" that you'd probably love, it's a 20-minute compilation of him hitting monster homeruns and scoring in clutch moments
...and a known PED denier and he gets a pass from the media.
i'll put it on my list
Big dude on the Red Sox around the 5 min mark is David âBig Papiâ Ortiz. Greatest clutch hitter in baseball history
And torii hunter is the outfielder. Both were among the best at their positions and might be worth their own videos. Ortiz had some of the biggest hits and hunter had unreal catches
Big Papiâs homer cracked me up because the cops reaction out in the bull pen. Most cops at the games try and be professional like they arenât watching the game.
Joey Batts with the bat-flip (almost) everyone loved except in Texas.
But no Crosby golden goal? Joe Carterâs walkoff homerun? Kawhi off the rim for the Raptors?
Joe Carter wasn't in the right decade. But I definitely agree about the golden goal and kawhi
Odell Beckham Jr. plays for the Cleveland Browns now. He is showing wear and tear of playing in the NFL
That Super Bowl between the Hawks and the PatsâŠsome shit happened that game. XD That interception right at the end resulted in a brawl with multiple useless penalties thrown down. Earlier in the game, Kearse had made a back-landing catch that put the Hawks back into position for that last crucial failed throw. It was said that Wilson should have handed Lynch the ball, guy was beast enough to pull three defenders down the field at times. Also, the Hawks had soundly embarrassed Peyton Manning at the bowl previous, with the Legion of Doom defense absolutely shutting down Broncos offense.
Watch the sideline footage of Stefan diggs game winner for the real moment, the crowd noise is insane
On the play at the goal line for Seattle...They DID run with Lynch on 1st down. Didn't make it. This was 2nd & goal. Then they tried the pass & the rest is history. It's easy to say after the fact. They used this same goal line play during the playoffs already successfully. That's where Belichick's mind is the best. He studied their goal line plays & practiced against it with Butler. That's why he was subbed in before the play.
He also made sure Kearse couldn't do his job on the play by putting Brandon Browner there, you just aren't going to push that guy backwards.
As a Saints fan, the âMinneapolis Miracleâ haunts meâŠso close yet so far
12:20 the divisional round of the playoffs (2nd of 4 rounds, super bowl being the 4th)
Everyone forgets that igoudala also successfully strip blocked LeBron in a finals game. Wasn't as much of a display of athleticism, but was a key moment.
Odell had 5 amazing season (out of 6) but has dealt with tons of injuries the last several years.
Odel is in Cleveland (browns) now
The only one that was missing from this video was Zlatanâs MLS debut.
yea, there was no (mls) soccer in this video (oh nhl hockey, for that matter). whoever made this video is definitely more of a baseball fan than anything. i would've loved to see zlatan's mls debut, along with "what a save by frei!"
Should be called most iconic sports moments for Americans who started watching sports in the last 10 years.
Re-read the title of the video.
Don't worry it happens to the best of us.
Tonight's Dodgers/Giants match up is a must watch. Winner-take-all between two bitter rivals who have NEVER faced eachother in the playoffs before.
May go down as one of the greatest games.
Should be 7 games between those 2 great teams.
Storming the field in college is a 250,000. Sounds crazy but it's true đ€Ł
Yeah, should have handed it to Marshawn. Seahawks had a time out left, give it to your best guy. Even the read option, where Russell Wilson either hands it to Marshawn, or runs it himself depending on how the defense reacts. The play called was too cute by half.
The Alabama vs Auburn is a major rivalry in College Football. The winner of that game, Auburn, went to the SEC Championship and won it. In the National Championship game, however, they lost to Florida State.
Rivalry Weekend is the last weekend of the College Football regular season and is usually Thanksgiving weekend. Some of the rivalries are Army vs Navy (1890), Ole Miss vs Mississippi State (1901), Virginia Tech vs Virginia (1895), Washington State vs Washington (1900), Michigan vs Ohio State (1897), Clemson vs South Carolina (1896), Georgia vs Georgia Tech (1893), Louisville vs Kentucky (1912), Alabama vs Auburn (1893), Wisconsin vs Minnesota (1890), Oregon vs Oregon State (1894), Florida State vs Florida (1958). There are plenty of others. Many of the rivalries have nicknames & trophies specific to that rivalry.
A team with 2 or more losses is all but eliminated in contention for the national championship at the Division 1 FBS level. Winning all your games in the regular season does not guarantee you a playoff spot. They're only 4 spots, but there are 130 D1 FBS schools competing for those spots. A committee ranks the teams. Who you beat, if you lost any game who did you lose too, was it close? If you were heavily favored in a game did you beat that team soundly? Whatever other factors that the committee considers, they're not entirely transparent.
On Thanksgiving the Lions always play a home game, followed by the Cowboys. In recent years the NFL has added a 3rd game.
The Divisional, is the 2nd round of the NFL playoffs. There are 4 rounds, Wild Card, Divisional, Conference Championship, and Super Bowl.
Odell was injured for most of last season heâs on Cleveland now I think heâs done alright his first couple games back
The crazy thing about the Saints - Vikings game is that, the Vikings have terrible playoff luck and especially since 2008 against the Saints... The game was well in the Vikings hands before the half then the saints rallied back and there where like 4 lead changes in the last 2 minutes or something, and no one believed the Vikings would be able to win it short of a TD, we have had also horrendous luck when it comes to FG kicks in clutch moments... The game was the "curse breaker" only to then get blown out by the eagles the following week and loose the chance at playing the Super Bowl at home for the first time in NFL history....
Odell's catch one of the Commentators was a retired wide receiver Chris Collinsworth so, for him to say it was a "sick catch" that's from someone who knows the job.
6:31 2013 ALCS, so the semi-final before World Series.
the david freeze clip was the first one last inning down to last strike and he hits a triple then 2 innings later the same guy ends it. clutches moment in baseball history. and ray allenâs moment is also the clutches moment ever. lebrons block was in game 7 with no time left so if he doesnât block it warriors likely win. also itâs considered the best block of all time
Iggy blocked Lebron countless times. That defensive play by Lebron doesnt happen if he doesnt have help diuble teaming there causing Iggy to double clutch.
@@bradkirchhoff3751 ok? and that block doesnât matter if lebron doesnât lead his team back with multiple clutch threes prior
The "blocked by James" happened in game 7 of NBA finals in 2016
Ugh that home from David Ortiz in the ALCS against my tigers still kills me. That was my tigers year to win it all
Amen
I remember that.
I understand the strategy of throwing the ball at the goal line, but this is the Superbowl. You go with what got you to the dance. I wouldve rather ran the ball 3 times with Marshawn and maybe lost than gave up a 1st & Goal INT.
Everyone in the world thought that Lynch was going to get the ball at the end zone. I think the play call was good. A quick hitting pass play, where the difference is looking for Lynch. But, the Patriots stayed tight, and didn't focus only on Lynch.
The Vikings vs saints was the divisional playoff game.
This should be exciting - I missed the last decade in sports, due to not having a television.
Please react to the following football legends: âCareer highlights of Joe Montanaâ (THE all time greatest quarterback) and âHighlights of the career of Jerry Riceâ (the all time record holder as a wide receiver.). They both were with the San Francisco 49 era (The âNinersâ).
After watching, this was obviously just American sports, but I was really hoping to see the reaction to Leicester City winning the EPL. And I'm also surprised the Cubs winning the World Series after 108 years wasn't in here. Either way, great video!
Yeah seeing the Leicester story in this vid would have made my day, definitely deserved to be there!
Funny thing about that NBA FINALS between the Spurs and Heat is the game was a blow out at one point so Miami heat started to leave when the Heat erased the points difference the fans that left tried to get back into arena but weren't allowed.
A cool thing about most sporting announcers too, quite of few of them are ex players, like Buck Martinez for the Blue Jays (I dislike him personally because he rambles but hey, he does know what he's talking about 80% of the time đ )
lol I'm a Patriots fan...even I was standing up, screaming at the TV to protect the line and stop the run, figuring they'd hand it off to Lynch...but given that's what literally everyone thought was gonna happen, throwing the ball wasn't a bad idea, it just didn't pan out in their favor.
As a Texas Rangers fan, some of these clips hurt to watch
there might be a part 2
i'll put it on my list
As a Saints fan, this one hurt lol.
Odell is now playing fir the Cleveland BROWNS! He got hurt last year and just returned to play! GO BROWNS đđ
Cleveland... they get some really great talent and then... well.
odell was good for a few years after this but injuries and trades have derailed him a little bit hes still a great athlete just hasnt shined much recently. he just came back from an acl so he hasnt been around but hes in cleveland on the browns
San Antonio was 5 seconds from a Championship.
2016, when Cleveland came back from 3-1 games down to win.