Ranking Each Super Bowl Loss of the past Decade based on how devastating they were
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I think 2007 was disheartening because of what Brady and Moss accomplished individually and not being able to get the cherry on top. It was also a chance for Moss to get his first and only SB ring if they were able to win 2007-2008. Unfortunately for Moss it wasn’t meant to be.
Being undefeated was the primary reason.
@@TJB270 ??? Primary reason for what?
@@michelleblanc6377 That it was disheartening.
I don't think anyone watches highlights of their team losing the SB. Unless it's decades ago and the pain has faded. I have watched the Broncos-Packers SB in '97, but that happened long before I was a Packers fan so it doesn't really hurt. I still can't watch the highlights of the recent Packers playoff losses.
Yeah i despise the tampa toe tap
I wake up every day thanking god that the lions and browns exist
Depends how well you play. As an Eagles fan I watch SB 57 up until the final drive
As a Chiefs fan I sometimes watch the crazy throws that Pat was making against the Bucs.
But otherwise yeah I can’t watch anything else from that game.
Falcons fan here... I watch the first half of the Super Bowl LI highlights every now and again XD
But then again, I've consoled myself by hopping on the Chiefs bandwagon, so it's not as painful as perhaps it should be
The tom brady patriots comeback vs the falcons they aint been the same ever since downward spyral
I'm Ram fan and for some reason the Falcon loss still makes me sick. Can't imagine what it was like being a falcon fan
Very few other games have had as immense an impact on the NFL's 100+ year history as this one.
As a bengals fan, 2021-2022 wasn't that devastating, it's hard to be devastated by a super bowl loss when you werent expecting anything better than making the divisional round at the start of the year, and even that relied on a lot of unknowns.
Feel the same as an Eagles fan. Especially since both teams played well, and gave themselves chances to win. The other team just made one more play. Way worse ways to lose a SB. Not something that keeps you up at night, just something in your head whenever you think about it that says “damn.. wish they could have blocked Donald for a second or two longer” or “wish Bradberry didn’t commit PI”
@TJB270 Right, not to mention we both have our young talented QBs, and the window is still wide open.
49ers were literally one play away from winning SB 58, I would argue it’s as bad as the Seahawks and Falcons losses.
If they had converted on a 3rd and 8 during the last two minutes of the game, they could’ve knelt out as much time as possible and kicked a game-winning field goal.
@@94dfk1Actually, I think it was 3rd and 5. And instead of passing, I would have pounded CMC once or twice to get the first.
@@dr.midnight-797 Actually, yeah you’re right. Running it with CMC would’ve been a good playcall, though Purdy also had Aiyuk open on a slant.
@@94dfk1cmc was not having a good game at that point rushing
The 49ers fans that are watching from Africa are in shambles rn
As a panthers fan that one was pretty bad. The other frustrating thing is there's this revisionist history online that the game was a huge blowout, when in reality it was still a one score game until the late turnover.
Anyone that says it was a blowout didn’t watch the game lol. I remember watching it having no idea, until the late turnover
The Seahawks and Falcons losses keep ME up at night, and I ain’t a fan of either
Brett Kollman covered the 2003 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. I forgot how devastating that was for me as a Manning fan!!!!
I understand the reasoning of putting SB 55 in "You're Fine". We won the year before and two more after. Even if we would have been completely healthy, I'm still not convinced we could have pulled out a win against that Bucs team.
However in keeping with the theme of your tier names, I still can't watch highlights of that game.
Agree completely.
losing eric fisher was the straw that broke the camels back. I still can't watch highlights of that game either
I’m a life long chiefs fan and I still haven’t watched the entirety of that game
Yeah just because the Chiefs didn’t play well, so there’s no reason to watch at all. It’s kind of tough to name the tiers honestly. As an Eagles fan I’ll watch SB 57 highlights until the final drive because I felt my team had a good performance.
The next year the loss against the Bengals in the AFCCG now that is the game that keeps me up at night
As a 49ers fan, losing Super Bowl 54 was the most devastating for me, we had a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter and we blew it.
Yall blew every superbowl yall been in in the last decade
Super Bowl LVIII was the worst by a landslide
you are spoiled i don't wanna hear it
@@Love2Musgravespoiled at losing Super Bowls? I agree, at least the Packers won one this century in 2010, we haven’t won one since 1994 which is a bit disappointing tbh.
Great concept for a video.
If I was a 49ers fan, SB 58 is unquestionably more devastating than SB 54. In 2019, the 49ers weren’t expected to be there. They surprised everyone that year. Sure, blowing the 10 point 4th qtr lead sucked and was devastating, but you knew you had the roster to keep this going. 4 years later, you finally get back, and it’s a grudge match against the team that beat you the first time during this run. So the unfinished business factor had even more of an edge. However, another 2nd half 10 point lead blown, due to silly TO’s and mistakes. Extremely devastating, because the roster may never be as good again for a long time.
As a Patriots fan having only briefly seen the thumbnail: the Eagles loss is definitely in "you're fine" territory at this point, and SB46 might even be there too. SB42 is in "Still can't watch highlights" tier, probably. Of course, all of this is informed by the fact that we've done fine for ourselves during the rest of the era. Recent Bruins losses and (as of a couple months ago) Celtics losses are going to hurt worse for the most part, relative to how bad they were without the surrounding context.
Granted, this is as someone who only really got into football in the mid-2010s, so if I had actually watched the Giants SBs at the time I might think differently. A lot of the stuff that happened in 2015 is still in roughly "can't watch highlights/still devastating" tier for me despite the surrounding SBs, in large part because that's the season I was most intensely following the whole league and probably have every detail of that season burned into my head somewhere. The local talk radio was all about how the one matchup we need to avoid in the AFC playoffs is going on the road against Denver, and there were a million different things that could have prevented that exact scenario from happening (of course the game itself was close once it happened too).
It's a weird experience going from the dynasty years to sucking without much in between. On the one hand it makes me appreciate what was there before, but on the other I don't really pity my current fan experience _that_ much because as a non-competitive team there isn't much incentive to give a shit about anything that happens. I can mostly just follow the rest of the league in a disinterested way, basically.
49ers fan here, super bowl 58 really keeps me up at night.
Yall have 5...try being a bengals fan
@@fantomfanatic18They couldn't stop Mahomes.
All of the Patriots and Niners superbowls should be in “you’re fine” because they have 5 and 6 superbowls already.
I understand the rankings for the Niners. They haven't won a Super Bowl in nearly 30 years now and they came "this" close, especially in the SBs where they choked against the Chiefs.
For the older fans ya they enjoyed the 5 Super Bowls but us younger niner fans only witnessed the 3 Super Bowl losses n multiple NFC Championship meltdowns.
Old guy here. The 2 patriots wins against the Seahawks and the Falcons, for me, are just absolutely devastating! The Seahawks had a chance to just RUN the damn football with probably the most UNTACKLEABLE back in Marshawn Lynch for a couple of yards and what do they do? They try to throw a telegraphed pass in traffic!! How fricking stupid is the coach who called that play! Just RUN THE DAMN BALL!!
Then the falcons had just about the biggest lead on a Patriots team led by Tom Brady 28-3 with about 3 or 5 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. Again, who’s the idiot calling for passing plays? I’m not a rocket scientist or a football coach, but it’s pretty elementary when you have a lead, the other team isn’t the opponent, the CLOCK is! You need to take time off the clock by again, RUNNING the damn football! Don’t really need to score, just stay calm, run the ball, milk the clock. Oh wait, the Falcons OC is now the 49ers head coach. Just spitballing here, but there might be a pattern to see. Coaches that don’t RUN when it’s simply needed. Both of those wins by the Patriots, should have been BIG Ls instead.
Very devastating.
No way the patriots 18-1 is the most deflating SB loss ever, can’t take the rest serious after that
Falcons fan here… I got no problem if you feel like making a whole other tier for THAT loss…
Panthers fan here. Going into SB50, I was so confident that we were going to win. I know it was technically a close game until the end, but it sure didn't feel like it. We never lead at any point, and it was painfully obvious that Cam was rattled to his core. Gone was the Cam Newton who was dabbing on the sideline as we won the NFC championship by 34 points, replaced instead by a Cam Newton that looked completely scared and helpless. The non-recovery by him on that last strip sack was just the entire game summed up in one single second.
What hurts even more is that we've basically just been on a downhill spiral ever since that season... we haven't won a single playoff game since that NFC Championship. And look at us now, we're unquestionably the worst team in the entire league, with no real hope of getting better anytime in the near future. (Not to mention we have the worst owner in the league... David Tepper seems intent on doing whatever he can to drive the franchise straight into the dumpster.)
#KeepPoundingMyHeadIntoTheWall
Always enjoy the videos Jackson. Interesting idea for a video. I think it is always tough to lose a championship, especially in football because a Super Bowl is just a one game deal (lose or win kind of thing) and the finality of it always sticks for so long. If you are in baseball and you are down 3-0 in the World Series in a best of 7 series, you kind of see the writing on the wall. I'll check out your movie channel.
Super Bowl 58 hurts everyday I can’t even scroll past the thumbnail for the game without getting flooded with Sewer sidal thoughts
54 and 58 makes me keep me up at night
To be honest, even if Cam had recovered that fumble the Panthers still would have lost. It would have been 4th and very long with their back to their own end zone. Plus Von Miller and the Broncos pass rush had their way with the Panthers O line the whole game and that last drive would have been no different had it been extended.
As a Niner fan, please stop the pain😭
I'm sorry, but I don't wanna hear it... your pain will be relieved this season when the Niners are the best team in the league... My Panthers have been on a downward spiral ever since losing SB50. We'll be lucky if we can match our 2 wins from last season. You don't know what real pain is. #KeepPoundingMyHeadIntoTheWall
@@SnarlyCharly yes but it’s expected. I have hope every year just for them to continuously rip my heart out
I think you are underating 2009 Colts. Forfeited perfect season. Dwight Freeney injury. Halftime onside kick. Interception to stop a possible comeback. Saints were really good that year, but not as good as us. That one really still stings.
Not to mention, the 2000s Colts were better than a 1x superbowl winning team.
Nah. The saints were WAY better. They absolutely annihilated many teams they faced in the regular season and played great (at least offensively) in the entire playoff run. The colts 14-2 record was achieved through way too many close games and getting frigging lucky.
Bengals loss was so heartbreaking just because we made the play to end the game, I know the refs sucked for both sides the whole game but you just can’t make that PI call on Logan Wilson….absolutely devastating for bengals fans
Thanks Jason Segel
I am an az fan the Cardinals have been good twice in my life. I just turned 24. When they went to the Super Bowl I was 8. I’m praying the Cardinals do well this season
Don’t think they will :(
That Eagles Super Bowl loss is a lot more devastating that you think. They had a 10 point lead, Mahomes was injured, Eagles were playing really well, bad fumble by Hurts, and a questionable (but correct) penalty at the end. It's literally a any one play goes the other way the Eagles win game and thinking about those plays will keep you up at night
The 2022 Eagles' loss should be higher. It's the biggest example of the better team losing since the 2007 Patriots.
As an eagle fan, I think he was right on the money. Having the super bowl win so recently before that really dampened the blow. I was way more talked during that game than in 04 or 17
How is the 13 broncos not higher? They had the best offense almost ever, and got absolutely BULLIED by the seahawks, after kam hit thomas, you could SEE them boys aint really want that not more
People usually see the highest scoring offense and copy/paste their Super Bowl 50 win at the end, while the Seahawks lost to the patriots and that’s all anyone remembers
2007 does keep you up at night. Just ask Kyle, he knows because not one person regardless of other fan bases will let the Pats fans forget it
I would move the Steelers, Broncos, and Panthers up a slot while moving 49ers 2013 and 2019 down a slot.
Cardinals is 100% in keeps you up at night. Took a miracle holmes catch to win the game
Yes so painful
The eagles losing Super Bowl 57 was really bad. They should’ve gotten it done. If not for one fumble 6, they win
That wasn’t a pick 6 from Malcolm butler lol it was a interception to save the game winning td
crazy to think brady could have 10 super bowl rings wtf
As a non panthers fan the panthers sb loss seems so dreadful for carolina fans i feel bad😭
Panthers fan here. Going into SB50, I was so confident that we were going to win. I know it was technically a close game until the end, but it sure didn't feel like it. We never lead at any point, and it was painfully obvious that Cam was rattled to his core. Gone was the Cam Newton who was dabbing on the sideline as we won the NFC championship by 34 points, replaced instead by a Cam Newton that looked completely scared and helpless. The non-recovery by him on that last strip sack was just the entire game summed up in one single second.
What hurts even more is that we've basically just been on a downhill spiral ever since that season... we haven't won a single playoff game since that NFC Championship, 8 years ago. And look at us now, we're unquestionably the worst team in the entire league, with no real hope of getting better any time in the near future. (Not to mention we have the worst owner in the league... David Tepper seems intent on doing whatever he can to drive the franchise straight into the dumpster.)
#KeepPoundingMyHeadIntoTheWall
Where is bears?
Niners being in there three times is tough
Absolutely nothing belongs on the same tier as the Seahawks. The falcons would be the closest but that should also be in a tier of its own. Also not a single patriots loss should be anything above “you’re fine tier. You have enough super bowls, stop complaining.
Losing last year as a 49ers fan sucked. I still don't watch the highlights. But knowing we are bringing back the whole team, for the most part, and have a young QB on the rise, I don't lose sleep over it.
We better win next year bro
@@mrvroom188it is painful knowing we should be winning the SB every other year at least with our team, on paper they are the best in the league and it isn’t close. In no way should the chiefs have been good enough in personnel around mahomes to beat the 9ers both superbowls. It’s infuriating honestly
The past 18 quarterbacks to lose in their first super bowl appearance have not made it back so any of those.
The 49ers + Brock Purdy not making it back to a Super Bowl seems unlikely, but we will have to wait and see.
@@johnbox271 He would be the exception to the last 18 or then I guess 17 before him
@@zacharystewart5344 Maybe the Lions dominate the NFC for the next 4 to 5 years?
@@johnbox271 Could be. Although they got Caleb Williams to worry about noe
The Chiefs loss to the Bucs still sucks cause it put Brady at 7 and makes the GOAT talk more difficult
You’re fine that’s not bad at all
Losing a SB against Brady is probably the least worst thing that has happened to the chiefs in the Mahomes era so far, not a big issue at all tbh
Boo hoo 😢
@@povzombi3 You must be a 9ers fan
The chiefs honestly deserve more misery
31 other fan bases know the refs just put the flags away for the Chiefs whole playoff run.
But since they stopped the 49ers from getting a 6th Superbowl everyone, but the Whiners are more than okay with it lol.
I disagree patriots eagles could’ve easily been a patriots Super Bowl win they blew it
Niners are losers.
How are they losers if they get to the Super Bowl or very near it every year? If they are losers then what are over 2/3rds of the league doing on a regular basis? And in both superbowls vs the chiefs they dominated them for 3 quarters, not to mention the lack of holding calls on the chiefs in crucial downs in both super bowls which helped them come back.