Highlight of the season for me. Really didn’t want it to be, would love to have the chance to upset the Rams. Wasn’t meant to be tho. Fun season, but disappointing.
Somehow more frustrating than 38-3 or whatever, because we were in it right down to the last couple possessions because our own defense was holding them back, but we lost so many players and just had no answers on the fly.
That game was so bad. Rodgers and the offense drives down the field, Rodgers throws a rare red zone INT. Nothing was going right. Saints had the Packers number in that game, they had an answer for every question on the test.
The fact that we didn't give up 51 to everyone is more wtf to me. Last season's worst defense starting 2 UDFA rookies and another 3rd round rookie at CB? Likewise a season without a classic Lions ref screwjob would also be more wtf to me. As a Lions fan it's whenever anything positive at all happens to us that's most strange lol
Matt Nagy bringing a rookie Justin Fields into his first career start against the Browns with the same exact gameplan hed have for a seasoned veteran Andy Dalton.
CEH has been so disappointing. I’ve had him the last two years in fantasy so I’ve watched him a lot, I’ve been a believer for a long time. I can’t honestly say he’s better than Williams tho.
When the odds get released I’m putting money on the ravens being the 1 seed in the AFC next year. I think they would’ve got it this year if not for the injuries.
Honestly, it was probably the press conference this week. We had ~270 minutes of feeling good, that the front office did the right thing, that maybe things were heading in the right direction. Then we found out that nothing changed, and they tanked all the good will that we had briefly had. Now instead of looking at what they did (which is good), I am just fixated on what they said (which was awful).
I can’t believe that Justin Tucker field goal was good from 66. I swear only the lions seem to be on the wrong end of magical shit on the last play of the game
I saw the posts before the game about his crew calling way more penalties than any other ref crew. I thought for sure it wouldn't affect the game but fuck me.
It ended up working out but I've gotta go with the ending of Chiefs game. I get why the Bengals did go for it but I was yelling at my TV the entire time to kick it, then they get offsetting penarilies and I'm thinking okay now they aren't crazy enough to go for it again. But yet they come right back out and get saved by a penalty again. That was the most I've yelled at my TV all season.
oh we had a christmas type thing with my one side of the family (who all live right outside of cincinnati and are huge bengals fans) and we were all dying as we were watching that
I do think it made some sense to try and win right there instead of going to OT. They weren’t stopping Brady from scoring the whole half. He would’ve tied the game anyway, and now you have to stop Brady again, or hope that Wilson can put together a game winner in OT. Lost season anyway, go for the win.
Mac jones getting lightly tugged from from behind, but way out of bounds drawing a roughing call against the Bills. Refs for some reason pick up the flag which pisses off our Oline who then jaw at the Bills D line. Refs immediately throw an unsportsmanlike conduct on the Pats. Thought the stadium was about to pop off on that one.
Staley gifting the Chiefs the AFC West by inexplicably being 1/6 on 4th down conversions. Had they kicked a single field goal at any point of the remaining 5 4th downs the game would've never went to OT where Kelce made an amazing catch and run for the win.
I don't remember any WTF moments that happened on the field (although I'm sure there were some) but I do remember how the media forgot about the Patriots/Saints game and just chose to talk about Patriots/Tom Brady for 2 weeks.
In the Vikings game, going for it on 4th and 1 late in the game where a first down will put it on ice, and instead of handing it off to our hot RB, Goff takes a sack.
Heinicke had an easy rushing touchdown with no one around him against the Packers but for some reason decided to dive into the end zone instead of staying on his feet. Well his knee hit the ground before the ball crossed, he was ruled down at the 1, and on 4th down Washington got stuffed at the goal line for no touchdown.
In the third quarter of the Broncos game, when we were down 30 - 0! I was literally speechless. I didn't want to talk and I didn't know what to say, lmao.
A QB Sneak on 3rd and 9, 4 yards from our own endzone
but nobody was expecting it........except they were
A QB sneak on 2nd and 11 as well.
i think the 2nd and 11 was more WTF
Was there ever an explanation for the QB sneak in that situation? That might’ve been the darndest thing I’ve literally ever seen in a NFL game
Im not sure how people forget he did it on second down too, which is even worse in my mind
Has anyone else ever had a player strip off their clothes and run off the field shirtless mid-game? No? Okay, well that is my answer.
It will be remembered gloriously in the minds of anyone that saw it live
It could have been necessary though
Losing to the Saints 9-0.
At least you didn’t lose 6-9 to Urban Meyer which seems like something a 12 year old would have posted as a joke
Highlight of the season for me. Really didn’t want it to be, would love to have the chance to upset the Rams. Wasn’t meant to be tho. Fun season, but disappointing.
Somehow more frustrating than 38-3 or whatever, because we were in it right down to the last couple possessions because our own defense was holding them back, but we lost so many players and just had no answers on the fly.
That didn't happen. Nope. Right?
First game vs New Orleans. I almost punched a hole in my wall
Im a little disappointed that your season got better after that personally. :'(
Yea what even was that game.
That game was so bad. Rodgers and the offense drives down the field, Rodgers throws a rare red zone INT. Nothing was going right. Saints had the Packers number in that game, they had an answer for every question on the test.
You as a packers fan should by now my man if you thing you’re going through adversity. Just watch
Losing to the Jaguars was a pretty WTF moment
For me that one is tied with losing to the Patriots at home with them only attempting three passes
Honestly the Titans loss is up there - not even because the Bills should’ve beaten them, but I do not understand that play call at the goal line.
Imagine how Colts fans feel… Btw Steelers fan should of by Jags fans a beer every time they see one
Colts fan?
Burrow's three straight INTs against the Bears
OH! just thought of another!
Watching this game after Crosby casually booted a 52-yard game winner against us was infuriating.
Typical midwestern hospitality. The team buses were waving each other to go out first for a good half hour after the game too.
I just read that in Charlie Berens's voice.
3 chances, and none are AJ Green not turning around in your biggest game of the year lol.
I heard this is how they play football in Canada
Tying the goddamn 0-8 Lions
Hey, at least you didn't lose to them.
Mike White.
I sat Herb and started White next week and renamed my team.
I also choose mike white
Delay of Game
Time apparently being subjective isn't all that surprising when the Lions are involved.
Im more surprised how we got completely annihilated by the Eagles and Bengals.
The fact that we didn't give up 51 to everyone is more wtf to me. Last season's worst defense starting 2 UDFA rookies and another 3rd round rookie at CB? Likewise a season without a classic Lions ref screwjob would also be more wtf to me. As a Lions fan it's whenever anything positive at all happens to us that's most strange lol
Lattimore letting Barkley run right by him for like a 40 yard TD catch. Easily his worst play in an otherwise great year
1st Giants game of the season. Just thw whole game.
i was at that game, i remember thinking the whole game “we dont deserve to win” if it wasnt for that offsides we wouldnt have
Our running backs ran the ball a combined 3 times versus Dallas in Week 3
I’m so conditioned to seeing WFT that I can’t recognize WTF anymore
AJ Green... do I need to say more?
I'd throw in Kyler not spiking it in the loss vs the Rams. That was definitely a headscratcher
At this point I think you need to be specific. Every game after Hopkins injury he has a WTF moment.
Yeah
Matt Nagy bringing a rookie Justin Fields into his first career start against the Browns with the same exact gameplan hed have for a seasoned veteran Andy Dalton.
I was stuck between this one and the Steelers game.
The Texans loss was bad, but I think the Jets loss was worse. We made Zach Wilson look like Patrick Mahomes that day.
I'm not a Colts fan but I can almost assuredly guess what their biggest WTF game was this year
If they were Eagles fans they would have done the only reasonable and respectable thing. Burned the whole city down.
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CEH has been so disappointing. I’ve had him the last two years in fantasy so I’ve watched him a lot, I’ve been a believer for a long time. I can’t honestly say he’s better than Williams tho.
Probably Parham's injury from a seemingly routine play.
It has got to be that time out that cost you the season
Ravens: Everyone getting injured. :/
Literally all 3 RBs tearing their ACL the week leading up to the first game
When the odds get released I’m putting money on the ravens being the 1 seed in the AFC next year. I think they would’ve got it this year if not for the injuries.
Heard that 😑
Honestly, it was probably the press conference this week. We had ~270 minutes of feeling good, that the front office did the right thing, that maybe things were heading in the right direction. Then we found out that nothing changed, and they tanked all the good will that we had briefly had. Now instead of looking at what they did (which is good), I am just fixated on what they said (which was awful).
Wait… I’m confused…
We would have recovered an onside kick if dudes were lined up correctly.
I can’t believe that Justin Tucker field goal was good from 66. I swear only the lions seem to be on the wrong end of magical shit on the last play of the game
Fuck Shawn Hochuli
And the seed that spawned him!
LMAO more like fuck anthony brown and the rest of the cowboys roster for being the most undisciplined team in the league
I saw the posts before the game about his crew calling way more penalties than any other ref crew. I thought for sure it wouldn't affect the game but fuck me.
The delay of the 1st WFT game that got delayed because too many WFT players had COVID.
Geno Smith walking onto the field in the Rams game
Running backs fumbling the ball.
Picking a single play, maybe Dak Prescott's pick six to Cole Holcomb. That throw, woof.
Screen pass in your own endzone safety.
Steelers didn't score a touchdown in the first half for 5 consecutive games
It ended up working out but I've gotta go with the ending of Chiefs game. I get why the Bengals did go for it but I was yelling at my TV the entire time to kick it, then they get offsetting penarilies and I'm thinking okay now they aren't crazy enough to go for it again. But yet they come right back out and get saved by a penalty again. That was the most I've yelled at my TV all season.
oh we had a christmas type thing with my one side of the family (who all live right outside of cincinnati and are huge bengals fans) and we were all dying as we were watching that
Definitely the ravens lol it’s a sad situation
Field goals against the Bengals. That was some crazy shit.
The kicking catastrophe that was the Bengals vs Packers game.
November 7th at home vs. the Colt McCoy Cardinals.
i didnt watch that game because i had a feeling. and darn if i want right.
Qb sneak on 4th and 2 while leading when you could've gone up 7 with a chipshot field goal
I do think it made some sense to try and win right there instead of going to OT. They weren’t stopping Brady from scoring the whole half. He would’ve tied the game anyway, and now you have to stop Brady again, or hope that Wilson can put together a game winner in OT. Lost season anyway, go for the win.
The image of Wilson’s broken middle finger.
How is the WTF moment not really just all the missed FGs in the Bengals game. That one felt impossible…
especially since both of our kickers seem to be really good
Mac jones getting lightly tugged from from behind, but way out of bounds drawing a roughing call against the Bills. Refs for some reason pick up the flag which pisses off our Oline who then jaw at the Bills D line. Refs immediately throw an unsportsmanlike conduct on the Pats. Thought the stadium was about to pop off on that one.
Every fucking time we abandoned the run during the season and let me assure you, there were plenty of times.
Cook stopping on multiple fucking routes that led to ints. What a fucking cock
Calvin Ridley… if by wtf you mean sad and understandable.
I read the title as "Washington Team Football moments"
Dak having multiple rushing TDs called as down on the 1 when he clearly broke the plane by several feet.
Staley gifting the Chiefs the AFC West by inexplicably being 1/6 on 4th down conversions. Had they kicked a single field goal at any point of the remaining 5 4th downs the game would've never went to OT where Kelce made an amazing catch and run for the win.
All the times Staley went for it on 4th down and succeeded to beat the Chiefs, Browns, Raiders and Eagles.
Thought this was WFT. I mean, there are so many where to start.
Not a game, but Cam Akers coming back and getting snaps six months after tearing his Achilles. It doesn't seem possible
Being the lions first win, playing a million close games
Does it make you feel better that was probably the day that the call to fire Zim was made?
When the coaching staff gave ZW the wrong call and he QB sneaked on 4&2 in the Bucs game.
Broncos - against the Chiefs Week 17 - down by a TD, kicking a FG on 4th down at the 9 yard line w 4 mins left. Nail in Fangio’s coffin.
Staley going for it on 4th like a million times.
Carson wentz stepping onto the field
The NYG and WFT games were vomit-inducing
66 yard record breaking fieldgoal to beat my lions
For us, the games were the only times things seemed normal
All the turnovers in the first half of the season and blitzing on 3 & 27
I don't remember any WTF moments that happened on the field (although I'm sure there were some) but I do remember how the media forgot about the Patriots/Saints game and just chose to talk about Patriots/Tom Brady for 2 weeks.
You guys attempted 3 passes in a game, that probably qualifies.
I can think of 3 that didn't happen during a game
Learning our franchise QB was a moron who takes horse medicine
The ravens raiders Monday night game where we tried to kick a FG in OT but couldn’t find our kicker then decided to throw a 40 yard TD
Getting your shit pushed in by the Titans
The long, painful, grinding final drive the Washington Snyders crushed us with.
The dad dicking the Saints gave us week 1. At least we got it out of the way early.
What do you mean Rodgers isn't vaccinated? Stupid, Stupid, Stupid
Also for the Packers, and their opponent-the last 15 minutes of the Bengals game
In the Vikings game, going for it on 4th and 1 late in the game where a first down will put it on ice, and instead of handing it off to our hot RB, Goff takes a sack.
Heinicke had an easy rushing touchdown with no one around him against the Packers but for some reason decided to dive into the end zone instead of staying on his feet. Well his knee hit the ground before the ball crossed, he was ruled down at the 1, and on 4th down Washington got stuffed at the goal line for no touchdown.
Losing to the Giants with iirc a two TD lead. They looked very good on offense, we couldn’t stop them.
That's easy. Up 14-0 against the Raiders in week 3 and Brissett completed a pass for a safety. Horrible.
In the third quarter of the Broncos game, when we were down 30 - 0! I was literally speechless. I didn't want to talk and I didn't know what to say, lmao.
Against the Cowboys where we got all the calls.
Patriots constantly getting punts blocked
Titans almost beating us by a safety in OT when Russ scrambled back.
Jacksonville.