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Quote Originally Posted by HailFlutie:

I think the title of thread should read, "greatest ending of all time", in terms of games the greatest game I have ever seen in my life had to be Boise St vs Oklahoma with the statue of liberty play ending by the Axel Rose look-a-like QB to end the game. Ballsiest call by Coach Peterson and then the RB Ian Johnson with the marriage proposal. So many lead changes. That was the greatest game I have ever seen out of all sports and possibly greatest ending in all sports. 

However, for NFL the greatest ending for me was the Miracle At Tennessee and I went nuts with laughter because it served that old crotchety man Ralph Wilson because he shafted my Idol Flutie to have that bum Rob Johnson in htere. Tonight was 2nd greatest ending in an NFL game that I have ever seen though!

They called it "the Music City Miracle", i can remember had the Titans -4.5 at Bellagio Sportsbook, NV. 
 
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They called it "the Music City Miracle", i can remember had the Titans -4.5 at Bellagio Sportsbook, NV. 

Thank You for clarifying the correct title for the game. I was so happy that Ralph Wilson ate crow after that game. The Bills were cursed under him and for horrible decisions, such as Rob Johnson in for Doug Flutie for that game. Flutie carried the Bills to the playoffs and deserved to play in that game. He may have led them to the Super Bowl that season. 

I do feel bad for the suffering Bills fans now that Ralph has departed. Nobody deserves a ring more than Jim Kelly and the Bills fans. With the 4 losses Kelly and the fans endured. Kelly losing his son Hunter to a horrible disease. Now, the yearly cancer battles he is facing. I really hope Rex can win them the Lombardi, within the next 4 years of his contract.
 
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NFL puts lions backers legs up on the table while it loosened its belt for rape.

Just no getting around it anymore.
 
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How was this the one of the greatest games ? Detroit just found a way to kill themselves again . If you bet the packers and are still wondering how the hell you won congrats , I did as as well but Infeel very lucky and would not even put this in the best game I have seen in the last 5 days
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ricolazio:

How was this the one of the greatest games ? Detroit just found a way to kill themselves again . If you bet the packers and are still wondering how the hell you won congrats , I did as as well but Infeel very lucky and would not even put this in the best game I have seen in the last 5 days

As I have said, it should of been labelled as, "greatest ending, not game" Im assuming that is what he meant. You cant deny that has gotta be one of the greatest endings of all time in the NFL. If anyone says otherwise, than they had money on Detroit. 
 
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The greatest NFL games I've ever watched;
- Raiders over Dolphins AFC playoffs, Sea of Hands
- Chargers over Dolphins, AFC playoffs, the Winslow game
- The Catch
- Bills comeback over Oilers in AFC playoffs
- The Fumble
- Ghost to the Post, Raiders over Colts in double-OT
- Saints-49ers 2011 playoffs
- Jets-Browns double-OT AFC playoffs
- Giants-49ers with the botched field goal at the end

Greatest Packer game: Monday Night Football, 48-47 over Washington
 
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Quote Originally Posted by capperator:

No doubt one of the top five games in history of the sport, also easiest money made

Lol please... what a massive exaggeration and overreaction...

This wouldn't even make the list of the greatest games of all time at all let alone the top 5. One of the greatest endings sure but NOT games. Huge difference.
 
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It is one of the greatest endings of all time.  Not often does a game end with a 61 yard hail mary.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Dizzip:

The greatest NFL games I've ever watched;
- Raiders over Dolphins AFC playoffs, Sea of Hands
- Chargers over Dolphins, AFC playoffs, the Winslow game
- The Catch
- Bills comeback over Oilers in AFC playoffs
- The Fumble
- Ghost to the Post, Raiders over Colts in double-OT
- Saints-49ers 2011 playoffs
- Jets-Browns double-OT AFC playoffs
- Giants-49ers with the botched field goal at the end

Greatest Packer game: Monday Night Football, 48-47 over Washington

- MNF on 10/6/2003 - IND @ TB  - Manning throw 3TD in the last 4 mins. of the game , force the game went to OT - then win it SU as +4.5 dog ( from trailing 14-35 ...to win  38-35 )
 
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1 of the greatest in Packer history is fare to say, Not in NFL history.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HailFlutie:

I think the title of thread should read, "greatest ending of all time", in terms of games the greatest game I have ever seen in my life had to be Boise St vs Oklahoma with the statue of liberty play ending by the Axel Rose look-a-like QB to end the game. Ballsiest call by Coach Peterson and then the RB Ian Johnson with the marriage proposal. So many lead changes. That was the greatest game I have ever seen out of all sports and possibly greatest ending in all sports. 

However, for NFL the greatest ending for me was the Miracle At Tennessee and I went nuts with laughter because it served that old crotchety man Ralph Wilson because he shafted my Idol Flutie to have that bum Rob Johnson in htere. Tonight was 2nd greatest ending in an NFL game that I have ever seen though!

Haha I remember that game. That win sealed 8 parlays for me and gave me my biggest score ytd. I'll never forget that game. Neither will my bookie
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nba-capper:

To me the greatest NFL game was in 1990 when the Bills was down 35-3 at half time  to the Oilers and  came back to win the game 41-38.

I remember that game. I was 10. My fam was on the way to a christening or some kind of family gathering. 

Early in the game listening on the radio, I just remember my dad smiling and cheering. 2 hours later on the way home....he was a raving lunatic as they collapsed. Good times! 
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