Ahead of their Week 10 matchup, watch the San Francisco 49ers' greatest five plays against the Rams. Ahead of their Week 10 matchup, watch highlights from Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor's single-game franchise-high yards and two touchdowns against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 17 of the season. Ahead of their Week 10 matchup, watch the Baltimore Ravens' greatest five plays against the Miami Dolphins. Ahead of their Week 10 matchup, watch the Miami Dolphins' greatest five plays against the Baltimore Ravens.
The Minnesota Vikings and Baltimore Ravens combined for over 20 points in the final two minutes of regulation in one of the craziest finishes in NFL history. Mike Brown intercepted a Jeff Garcia pass that was juggled by receiver Terrell Owens and returned it 33 yards for a touchdown on the first play of overtime. The Bears overcame a third-quarter deficit by outscoring the 49ers over the final 23 minutes. They tied the score with remaining in the fourth quarter on Shane Matthews' 4-yard TD pass to David Terrell and Anthony Thomas' two-point conversion run.
Mike Brown became the first player in NFL history to return interceptions for touchdowns in back-to-back games when he picked off a Tim Couch pass that was deflected by Bryan Robinson and returned it 16 yards for a TD. The Bears trailed late before Shane Matthews threw two touchdown passes in the final of regulation—the second a yard Hail Mary to running back James Allen with no time remaining.
The Bears staged a miraculous comeback on Monday Night Football, erasing a deficit late in the third quarter by scoring two touchdowns on defense and one on special teams. After Mike Brown returned a fumble forced by Mark Anderson 3 yards for a TD late in the third period, Charles Tillman returned a fumble caused by Brian Urlacher 40 yards for a score and Devin Hester returned a punt 83 yards for a touchdown with remaining. With Cairo Santos' streak of field goals ending at 40 Monday night in Pittsburgh, senior writer Larry Mayer ranks the top 10 streaks in Bears history.
With the calendar flipping to "Movember," senior writer Larry Mayer ranks the 10 greatest mustaches in Bears history. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Mike Brown's back-to-back overtime pick-sixes, senior writer Larry Mayer ranks the Bears' top 10 most impressive feats in consecutive games. With Khalil Mack's strong effort during Sunday's win over the Raiders in Las Vegas, senior writer Larry Mayer ranks the top 10 performances he's witnessed by Bears players against their former team.
Jeff Hostetler. Stan Humphries. Bert Jones. Greg Landry. Patrick Mahomes. Don Meredith. Chris Miller. Rick Mirer. Bill Munson. Bill Nelsen. Kyle Orton. Milt Plum. Frank Ryan. Mark Rypien. Mark Sanchez. Deshaun Watson. Bob Avellini. Sam Bradford. Rudy Bukich. Jason Campbell. David Carr. Tony Eason. John Friesz. Blaine Gabbert. Colin Kaepernick. Byron Leftwich. Chad Pennington. Tobin Rote.
Don Strock. Frank Tripucka. Jameis Winston. Vince Young. Steve Bono. Blake Bortles. Steve Fuller. Jared Goff. Bruce Gradkowski. Rex Grossman. James Harris. Joey Harrington.
Brian Hoyer. Damon Huard. Scott Hunter. Lamar Jackson. Case Keenum. Mike Livingston. Baker Mayfield. Josh McCown. Lamar McHan. Scott Mitchell. Matt Moore. Mike Pagel. Dennis Shaw. John Skelton. Tim Tebow. Mike Tomczak. Wade Wilson.
Derek Anderson. Tony Banks. Zeke Bratkowski. Teddy Bridgewater. Quincy Carter. Gary Danielson. Cotton Davidson. Ty Detmer. Al Dorow. Vince Ferragamo. Pat Haden. Justin Herbert. It was the NFL's first-ever sudden-death overtime game and is regarded by many as the greatest game ever played.
Otto Graham led the Cleveland Browns to a remarkable straight title games. A feat no other quarterback has ever matched. During his career, he had many late drives and fourth quarter comebacks.
He was as clutch as they came back then and when he switched leagues, people didn't think he would be able to stack up against the higher competition of the NFL. He proved them wrong. One of Graham's greatest comebacks was a game against the Rams. He led the Browns to a thrilling win that saw him run for 99 yards, throw for more and throw four touchdowns. Graham will go down as one of the greatest players ever and his "clutch gene" only further supports that case.
Dan Marino not only shares a birthday with me, but he also owns the record of most fourth quarter comebacks in NFL history 36 , according to profootballreference.
Many will say this distinction should have him higher on the list, but I'm not the only one who has him this low. If it wasn't for the other quarterbacks on the list and maybe a few more playoff performances, he'd be higher.
Dolphins coach Don Shula said he knew they were never out of a game with Marino at quarterback. And a game against the New York Jets during the season provided insurance for that claim. It's known for the fake-spike in the final minutes of the game that helped pull out a come-from-behind victory. Marino will go down as one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, this distinction only furthers his spot on the list. Staubach led the Dallas Cowboys to 15 fourth quarter comebacks and 23 game-winning drives.
He also led the Cowboys to four Super Bowls in the '70s in which he won two of them. One of his greatest comebacks was a game against the Baltimore Colts. With the Cowboys down , he took them on three scoring drives, one that ended with a yard touchdown pass, one that lead to the tying field goal and one that ended in the game-winning field goal.
During the game, he had a passer rating of Staubach will always be remembered for being the leader of the Cowboys and making the Cowboys known for being "America's team.
Tom Brady has become one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, in such a short period. He went from being a sixth-round draft pick, to winning three Super Bowls in four years. He has become known for his late-game poise and control of the game.
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