Peyton's MNF Miracle Comeback! (Colts vs. Buccaneers 2003, Week 5)
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- Check out the 2003 Week 5 game highlights between the Indianapolis Colts and Tampa Bay Buccaneers!
0:25 1st Quarter
3:08 2nd Quarter
6:43 3rd Quarter
9:28 4th Quarter
20:42 Overtime
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24:17 Al Michaels’ reaction to that penalty call was worth pure gold 😂
Vanderjagt tried his hardest to choke this game away. He was easily the biggest choke artist on that Colts team.
That "idiot kicker" lol.
Seriously Gary Coleman should have caught that
Lol Peyton made sure he did a nice disappearing act from that team 🥴
Vanderjagt be missing game winning field goals in the playoffs, Im still surprised he had like the highest field goal percentage of all time
True
This has to be one of the most wild and crazy comebacks on Monday Night Football I have ever seen. Peyton Manning orchestrated his genius in the 4th quarter quite like Albert Einstein
@Keith Cousins no one cares tho :)
@Keith Cousins what is wrong with you
It Absolutely Was The Greatest Comeback Of All Time In Monday Night Football History.
The game was really won by the Colts' special teams that gave Manning a super short field when it was 35-14, and then recovered the onside kick at 35-21. Without those two plays, there' just wouldn't have been enough time for a comeback
@@dirtybirdambrose True, but you still have to give Manning credit for actually scoring the touchdowns. Even with special teams help he still needed 3 TD's in 5 minutes, and it took them 55 minutes just to get 2. And he got awful field position for the last touchdown and the overtime drive that got the field goal. He definitely had some good luck, but it wouldn't have mattered if any of the touchdown drives stalled out on 4th down.
This game ended soooooo late at night when I watched it back in 2003. Shout out to when Monday night football used to start after 9 pm on the east coast.
I would of hated watching this game at 9 pm (I go to bed early at 9:45-10 pm). I could not believe it ended late at night.
I went to bed with the Bucs up 35-14. Woke up the next morning and dad told to me the Colts came back and won. I couldn't believe it.
Same, i thought people were messing with me haha
Wow.... But who really cares???
@@thedon7624 people who like football in general…. Or colts fans 🤷♂️
@@thedon7624 Aaron Rodgers 1 Super Bowl inn20 years I know you care about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽♂️
@@thedon7624 weak ass packers😂😂😂
Tony Dungy: We're down like 21 points with 5 mins left. Think it's time to put in the backups.
Brad Pyatt: *Has a 90 yard kick off return*
Tony Dungy: Well since we're already in the red zone, might as well give it one more try.
Yup. That was absolutely the game changing play.
This is a really good point & something I always wondered... is this wth moment of a return what jumpstarted the end result? Bc I mean... NO way... except.......... ;-)
Fun fact: Michael Pittman, the Bucs running back, is the father of Michael Pittmann Jr, current Colts wide receiver.
Didn't know that
@@robogreek3157 ong
Yep....
If you're a die hard FB fan and you didn't know that then you can't claim that you're die hard FB fan
I mean I am a colts fan and even I didn’t know his dad was a FB. I knew he played in the nfl though.
Always amazing to watch this by Peyton & the Colts , never gets old. THE GOAT!!!!!
This is one of my favorite memories as a kid. My dad wanted me to go to bed but let me stay up and I was so tired at school the next day but it was one of the best games I’ve ever watched. This the 06’ AFC Championship Game and any of Cardinals Packers playoff games
Man the NFL was fun to watch back then.
Refs we see was calling stupid plays back then too!!!
Gruden's facial expressions are hilarious.
That was an insane game on all levels of the ball, the 2 onside kicks an int fumble recovery for td and monster offensive show by both teams. Its a 10
Some people don't know the history here, but Tony Dungy (during this game head coach of the colts) was previously head coach of Tampa Bay and turned a franchise that had 13 consecutive losing seasons into a franchise that had more wins than loses for 6 consecutive years with multiple playoff appearances. However the owner of the Bucs was not satisfied as Tampa had not yet won a superbowl and fired Tony Dungy in 2002 (Dungy stated he just needed time to put all of the pieces together). Which was the first time a head coach with a winning record was ever forced out of that franchise. Then, the very next year a new head coach won the superbowl with the team that dungy built (The head coach was Jon Gruden, who you see in the video). There is a huge debate if the superbowl win was due to the head coach change or the team did in fact just need more time to find their rhythm in the post season (as Dungy stated). While Tampa Bay only made 2 additional playoff appearances during the new head coaches tenure, the colts became a national brand and Dungy surpassed Don Shula with more franchise win than any other head coach.
Gotta love the Dungy element: returning to face the team he built into a defensive powerhouse and the coach who won a Super Bowl with it immediately after he got booted.
It’s just funny as hell to hear Keyshawn talking shit about Marvin Harrison! Especially now, when we know Marvin as a HOFer and Keyshawn won’t EVER get in!
23:46
Leaping is one of those obscure rules that even has Al befuddled!
Gruden reached that point of anger where you don’t even express it anymore. Any minute he was going to explode.
Buccaneers: We’re leading by 21. We got this.
Peyton Manning: Imma bout to end this man’s whole career.
I loved this. Gruden came in & won a SB with Dungy's team. Glad he got some measure of revenge
I don't know whether this is the greatest comeback in the history of Monday Night Football, only because Jets/Dolphins in 2000 was just that absurd, but it's awfully close
Two of the best games that I have ever watched. The Jets/ Dolphins game had me jumping around like a goofball.
Either one was a lot better than spiking the ball into the ground on every single play.
What about Washington/Dallas to start the '83 season? Or Raiders/Saints in '79 (Snake Stabler's last hurrah)?
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 That Raiders/Saints game in 1979 was unbelievable. Cliff Branch looked like he was on his way out of Oakland, and then had the best game of his career
I stayed up until 1am because of that Jets Dolphins game and a couple other fantastic finishes. I wasn’t going to miss another one
Still can't believe this comeback happened. Even though they bounced back the following week against the Redskins, I feel like the Buccaneers never recovered after this game that season.
A young Mike Tomlin sighting at 15:27. Man this was a crazy game, I remember seeing the highlights on Sportscenter the next morning. Not a fan of either team, but give Peyton credit for engineering that comeback with not a lot of time left.
How you know this was a long time ago: the broadcast is sponsored by Sears
I remember watching this live and staying up very late and considered going to bed at one point. I was so happy I didn’t go to sleep as it was one of the best and memorable football games I can remember
Listen to John Madden say, "That seals the deal..." at the 12:40 mark of the video when Ronde Barber intercepts Peyton Manning. EVERYBODY thought the game was over. Most of the spectators left, though some did come back late in the game.
Peyton was so good this season, arguably one of his best seasons ever only to fall to NE in the conference championship
Was a good year for him 1st Team All Pro but no playoff success to that point he got absolutely waxed the year before by the Jets in the playoffs 41-0
This was the 1st year of Peyton Manning's prime ('03-'13)
@@pbskids4000 he threw 39 TDs in 2014. He definitely had a bad year his last year though.
@@devinjerryfreedomisfree4599 You clearly didn't watch Peyton lay in 2014 if you think he was elite that year. Box score stats don't mean a thing.
@@pbskids4000 I did he had a messed up shoulder that season. He didn’t look amazing but to play through it and put up those stats is impressive
Looking at those 2 fg's at the end Vanderjagt must have been liquored up again.
He must've had the right buzz going when he kicked those onside kicks
That was pat McAfee. He was doing onside kicks and punts, but back then his interest in football was fading as he was getting his podcast off the ground
I’m from Dec 2023
TN came back from down 27-13 w/3min left to win at MIA
It will be the 5th time since 2000 that a team has accomplished that feat & 1st done in regulation
Mad respect for Dallas Clark rocking number 44 as a tight end. A lot of people didn’t know tight ends could pick numbers in the 40s
Best comeback in nfl history
Keyshawn Johnson. The receiver who thought he was better then he actually was.
As a bucs fan this game, the saints game in 2020, the 1999 nfc championship, and the various playoff losses to the eagles are unbearable to rewatch.
The roster the Colts had on offense in this period is just unbelievable and so fun to watch
As a lifelong Bucs fan, this nightmare will never be forgotten. #ItsABucsLife
"If yer gonna doink the pipe, you want it to go inside after the doink." ~Madden
I don’t know if this is an amazing comeback or pitiful collapse. All I can say is this, The Buccaneers never recovered from this loss
No amazing comeback the bucks kept scoring as manning was destroying them . Now The falcons loss to the patriots in the super bowl was a complete collapse Bryant could have made a long field goal but they just didn’t even try to score in the second half
It’s even more impressive considering what kind of defense the Bucs had at that time. Some could say a top 5 D of all time
You could see that they weren't as dominant as the previous season though.
@@joeruiz4010 4:17
@@Austin.Kilgore : They were more dominant the year before. They played a tougher schedule against better Offenses in 2002.
I'll never forget this one. Had Ronde not scored, would we have seen this amazing comeback at all??
Glory days of the NFL
This is the game Peyton Manning started resembling a future Hall of Fame QB.
Not at all. Quit making dumb comments
@@mariosnum1fan how is that a dumb comment? He's right
@@nicholas.alan85 this was never the game Peyton manning resembled a hof qb that’s why. He was a veteran by the time in 2003, and he had a name by then
@@mariosnum1fan uhh.. Not a HOF name though.
@@nicholas.alan85 yes he was…
Y’all Finally Put this game up 🔥🔥
Lmao Al Michaels was like “LEAPING???😳😳😳”
One of the greatest comebacks in NFL history happened because of a fluke foul.
It was the correct call though
@@1who4me he didn't use leverage when he leaped. It was absolutely not the right call.
Not the right call
Sure, but what about the MASSIVE BLOWN 21 point lead and letting Harrison BURN them so much?
@@wpjohnston0213 yea there's no excuse for that but who knows what would've happened if the bucs got the ball back. They might've won the game if it wasn't for that bad call
Back when Gruden was in his prime as a hc
He was actually having a good year this year until Cancel Culture got him.
Greatest email sender gruden
He was a one hit wonder, this was the year he started to regress and ruin the Bucs.
That mike Doss pick and subsequent fumble that got returned for a touch was ridiculous lol
I don’t understand how it’s unsportsmanlike to leap and land on your own teammate.
I didn't thought this was going to be this kind of comeback
HUGE!!!
And the crowd also went home when Colts was trailing by 28
Peyton Manning 🙌🙌
TAMPA DEFENSE HAD WARREN SAPP#99 .. DERRICK BROOKS#55 .. JOHN LYNCH#47 .. SIMEON RICE#97 .. RONDE BARBER#20 .. OL'🐐👑PEYTON MANNING#18 DIDN'T CARE ..
Almost 20 years go wow 😮
I bet you nobody could compare these Buccaneers from today’s Buccaneers 🏈
Imagine that Bucs defense with this years Bucs offense
@@Bloozziie unstoppable
@@Bloozziie Since Brady joined the Bucs:
66% completion percentage
11,610 passing yards
298 passing ypg
102 total tds
33 turnovers
607 first downs
101.1 passer rating
0.223 epa/play
100 big time throws
9 game winning drives
6 4th qtr comebacks
137 td drives
30 ppg scored offensively
Superbowl 🏆
Superbowl MVP award
PFF QB grade 2020: 2nd in NFL
PFF QB grade 2021: 1st in NFL
Fun fact: Brady's record since joining the Bucs is 29-10 overall (5-1 in the playoffs). The Bucs have scored 30 or more points 23/39 games. That's 59% which is the highest percentage in the league over that span. Brady also has thrown 68 tds with 0 ints in the redzone since joining the Bucs(No other QB has thrown more than 35).
Brady also has averaged 30.3 ppg as a starter for the Bucs.
He was also just robbed of his 4th NFL MVP award as well. SMH 🤦🏽🤦🏽
Meanwhile up there in Patriots town since the 🐐 took his talents down to South Florida:
BB record: 17-17(34 games)
.500 record
No division titles
No playoff wins
1 playoff appearance
Offensive production: 23.8 ppg
👀👀👀😳😳🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
I collected Manning, James and Harrison cards for years before this. 49ers fan but was still interested in colts. Never saw this game as at the time I was in boot camp for the Marine Corps and 2 weeks away from graduating. I only remember it because the next day our senior drill instructor came in and was telling us how we missed a great game and comeback win lol
They needed Peyton to have a good story
Still one of the most bogus calls in NFL history, leaping😬
Ya. True. Fuckin Gary Coleman
Unless it was your team, then it's okay huh?
Lmao al Michaels legit explained that the call was fair bruh
ya, BY THE RULES, it was illegal, but still kind of a dumb rule. I get launching off of another player being a penalty but landing on another player is kinda dumb.
Rule is supposed to be for jumping off of your player not landing on him after. Never seen it called before
Gruden such a stud. Two great coaches.
Wow NFL Throwback saw my suggestion and uploaded the video thanks guys keep up the great work on the channel
6:05 😂 after that chip block you hear the OT say "Oh God D***!!"
12:14 Turn out the lights…. the party’s over…
They say that all good things must end…
Call it a night…
Peyton Manning: And I took offense to that
Brad Pyatt said "We will not go quietly into the night"
This was one of those “based on a true story” movie comebacks
The game that made me fall in love with football! 15 years old., finished homework, grubbing on momma home cooked dinner, watching this thinking "ahhh what a blowout!" Couldnt get up to change channel as I was eating.. By the time I finished we had a ball game and I was hooked! Any given sunday... well Monday in this case! :-)
Announcer said “Showing more change in direction than Ariana Huffington”. WOW.
just imagine you left this game early thinkin the bucs won and you get home realizing they didnt. tuesday morning work mustve been real depressing lol
Keyshawn Johnson being so mad that Marvin Harrison is literally one of the greatest receivers in the game is hilarious. We all know he never should have been the number 1 pick let alone a first rounder ahead of Marvin
I remember watching this game 20 years ago
RIP John Madden
He died?
RIP Johnny Grier
I remember staying up for this game on a school night!!
Here after Key said he celebrated too early lol
3:00 - 3:08 Lol Love seeing Marvin Harrison making him eat those words later in the game
That knee on ground was the best call by referees keeping the play in bounds to kill clock
Colts: Ajax!
Bucs: PSG!
I remember watching this game my junior year in high school. I remember thinking to myself, "I'm watching nfl history unfold". For the longest time I searched the web for footage but never had any luck until NFL Throwback uploaded it 4 years ago highlighting only the comeback portion.
Yeah. It was historic in another way as well. These teams went in opposite directions after this game: The Bucs fell into a hole that they didn't get out of until Brady showed up, the Colts mid-late 2000s run where they were contending every year started with this comeback.
1:21 would be a "roughing the passer" call in the present NFL
Peyton was just different
The onside kick at 35-21 never hit the ground. That’s what used to make it legal for the kicking team to go down and blast everyone out of the way and recover that kind of onside kick. Should have been a 15-yard penalty on the Colts, the Bucs get the ball, and this comeback never happens.
No. It went past ten yards. It was fine
It doesn’t matter how far the ball went. The ball still has to hit the ground on a kickoff before you can hit someone trying to catch it. It’s the same as a punt. You can’t run down and light up the returner before he can catch the ball.
Warren Sapp was a monster. So glad I got to see him play.
5:09.. blew my mind
I remember this and everything..bit i didnt know it was that insane
Colts are looking great!
Can you please add 2017 Giants vs eagles week 3 the 61 yard feild goal by Jake Elliott it would be like a extended version !!
Donnie Abraham went out, it shows if you don't have good backups, either teams can take advantage of and also the refs helped too. I was there it was sad. The BUCS never recovered.
Love this game hope we can do the same thing this sunday
Ahhh the Gruden era.... where all the emails started!!!!
Madden: 12:40
Manning: 😏
Imagine if the Lions pulled this off against the 49ers
I totally agree, when it was over. I didn't even take a brownie from my Grandmothers kitchen to take home because I was thinking of that almost comeback 😂
QBs in the previous 22 games vs Tampa Bay D prior to Wk 5 2003:
11.6 PPG
377/734
(51.4% completion rate)
3,569 yards (4.9 YPA)
12 TD Passes (1.6% TD%)
47 INTs (6.4% INT%)
43.9 Passer Rating
Peyton Manning in the 2nd half alone:
23/32
(71.9% completion rate)
320 yards (10 YPA)
2 TD Passes
1 INT
111.5 Passer Rating
More than half the video was just the 4th qtr lol that’s great time management
Thanks for sharing. Bad call at the end.
It wasn’t a bad call, the call was right. The rules were not good though.
@@elikramer8282 hence the bad call
@@troyc4250 no that was a good call, they made the right choice, but the rules were not the greatest. They really need to change it.
509 in the 4th remaining......let the insanity begin.
I remember watching this game
Love how K Johnson was talkin smack about Harrison. But wasnt on the field on the final drive LOL
My personal all time favorite athlete I grew up with Manning and was in awe half the time and you couldn't ask for a better role model in sports I can't wait until they do a football life on him or any documentary
You see the porn he's been makin'? That dudes got some real potential.
Great vid
There was an NFL films on this and you could here Ronde Barber say "So much for the great Peyton Manning." When Tampa was up big.
I remember staying up in highschool watching this game. It ended after one am eastern time. I came to school the next morning and some of my friends asked me if i saw the colts get their "asses" kicked last night.
I said they came back and won and they did not believe me. Mind you this was before smart phones so we couldn't just look it up in a few seconds. Lol
No QB of the new era can administer a comeback like this.
Mahomes?
This is a wild comeback but man when you watch it you really feel like the buccaneers got screwed
NFL Fever cover star, time to bring this game back
FYI, NFL Throwback already uploaded the comeback part by itself: czcams.com/video/al13DoOFp78/video.html , so these are highlights of the entire game itself, plus the comeback.
This is a quintessential Gruden coached game. Gaining a HUGE lead and then once the 4th quarter comes around the entire team forgets where they are
25:12 Madden been coined the term ‘doink’
Forgot this game , was the ultimate Tampa choke job