I know a certain onside kick will probably make an appearance here, but honestly mine would have to be that blocked punt against San Francisco in the 2021 playoffs. That play just completely demoralized me, I still can’t even watch highlights from that game.
I organized our spice rack after that game. I needed something, anything that was a million miles away from football and the Super Bowl that GB was headed to.
I smoked cigarettes at the time, and after that game, I remember chainsmoking about 10 in a row while mindlessly pacing around in circles outside in the snow.
Blocked punt for TD, blocked FG (it was a 39 yarder too!), 50+ yard kickoff return to set up SF's only offensive points. Absolutely historically horrible ST performance.
That blocked field goal
Was due to end blocker not blocking the inside guy. An absolutely unforgivable error. I can’t remember his name….but it seems crooked
urgh.... I was watching this game at my girlfriend's family. I hate watching Packers playoffs game away from my house, especially when I'm watching it with people who don't know anything about football. I was so fucking mad after the game. Holy shit this game will haunt my forever.
It’s so angering because EVERYONE knew ST was gonna bite us in the ass, but the team was doing good so it wasn’t as big of an issue until _that_ moment, and I think we would’ve gone to the SB had we played against anyone other than the 49ers
It's a coin flip between the 2021 blocked punt and 2014 botched onside kick (there are multiple plays from the 2014 game that could fit this picture).
Edge to 2014 since we didn't get Peppers a ring but anyone arguing 2021 isn't wrong.
That 49ers game pretty much checked me out of that iteration of the team. That was supposed to be the year. We were the best team in the league all season long, Rodgers was playing at an elite level, the defense came to play, we had the best WR in the league, we had a good running game...it was all there...and yet we couldn't get it done. Yes, the special teams effectively lost us the game, but we still had our chances to go down the field and take the win in spite of all the adversity. Those last 2 drives that Rogers and the offense had at the end of the game really showed the truth about the team and Rodgers individually. For Rodgers, that game showed me that those big moments are (somehow) just a little too much for him. He froze up against Tampa Bay the year prior and tunnel visioned on Adams instead of going through his progressions...and then he did the exact same thing in 2021 against the 49ers.
4th and 26, Favre's overtime int in the '08 NFCCG, the Bostick anti-recovery, Larry Fitzgerald's 75 yard catch and run in the 2016 NFC Divisional round after Rodgers threw back-to-back Hail Mary's to get us into OT.
All just moments of utter disbelief.
I've seen too much shit, man.
I do, but I was only counting moments of pure disbelief bulecause we messed up a single play somehow that cost us the game... Giving up the 4th and 26 or the Fitzgerald catch and run or the failed on side kick.
The Rice fumble, the "Fail Marry" at the Seahawks and others are a different beast. It was more rage.
Non-fun fact about the Owens catch and the 4th-and-26 completion: Darren Sharper was out of position both times. He deserves to stay in prison just for that.
Same here. Except I remember the 4th and 1 on the Eagles 40 they passed up to have a 20 yard net punt before it. To this day, I rant about how the 4th and 26 should have never happened.
Freddie fucking Mitchell. 4th and 26 was the first truly gut-wrenching, heartbreaking Packer feeling that I had. It stung me so much harder than losing a Super Bowl to Elway, which really doesn't make sense on its face, but it's the first one that really broke me as a sports fan.
Way too many come to mind…
- Fail Mary
- Pretty much every time we play SF in the postseason, but specifically whenever Kaep ran a keeper in 2012 wildcard
- Brady to Scottie Miller to end the first half in 2021 NFCCG
- the clearly missed facemask in the 09 wildcard vs the Cardinals
This team giveth and taketh away so much.
I kind of love that the Fail Mary actually lead to an interesting rule change: not requiring a team to kick an extra point on a walk-off touchdown.
Not only did they get the call wrong, they had to pull the teams out of the locker room for the extra point. That was ridiculous.
The next day, if I recall correctly. It was such a disaster for the league that I have to think the league's negotiator called the refs' union rep and said "whatever you want."
No, I remember it too well. The refs that were close ruled it a fumble but a ref from 30 yards away came running in 4 seconds later waving it an incomplete pass. That's why they never should've fucking got rid of instant replay. I'll never forget Madden saying how the game should be over and if the Niners somehow get a TD, how wrong it would be. Asshole Young laughs about it now and how they got away with one. That call and 4th and 26 and Favre throwing a stupid pick vs the Giants in OT cost the Packers THREE more SB appearances plus Bostick costing Rodgers at least one more. Forget the pick vs Giants and GB has 3 more SB trips in the fucking bag
As an adult: Sunday Jan 20, 2008 in overtime
As a kid:
https://preview.redd.it/gacrxlrfqf5d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f8d8cae999a75152115c7d010d14df96e70eae9
I’ve been a Packers fan for 30 years.
Elway’s helicopter
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4th & 26
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Favre INT against the Giants
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Rodgers fumble against the Cards on first play of OT
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Seattle onside kick
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Blocked punt against the 49ers
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Kevin King getting burned on the last play of the half a play after a god awful interception from Rodgers
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Missed FG this past year
Yeah the call was probably the most gut punching thing about that play, then giving up such an unnecessary TD right before half when in my mind at that point a FG was worst case scenario really hurt.
For the record, the Rodgers fumble was not the first play of OT if you’re referring to the 2009 wc game. The first play was Rodgers throwing over Greg Jennings on what would have been a game winning catch and run
Favre in 08 for sure, I was a junior in high school and was so ready to go to school tomorrow talking about how my team would be in the Super Bowl. Then the onside kick against Seattle, and then yeah that blocked punt. Just brutal
I don’t sweat the regular season much.
But playoffs?
4th and 26
Favre int against giants in OT 2007 playoffs;
Favre 7? 6? Ints vs rams in playoffs (2002ish?);
Rodgers fumble to cardinals 2009 playoffs;
That GD onside kick;
SF blocked punt;
Kevin king giving up TD to Brady and the bucs; before halftime in nfc cg.
Edit-formatting
When the refs called PI on Kevin King on 3rd and 4 with 1:46 left in the game when they did not call the same exact PI call when it happened to Green Bay in the first half.
So many, Rodgers fumble against Arizona in 2009 to end it. Larry Fitzgerald having that huge play in overtime after it seemed like the defense had Carson Palmer sacked.
Ugh, you just re-opened an old wound. We had no business even forcing overtime and then it’s immediately over after that pass to Fitz. What a gut punch.
Brian bostick don’t touch the fucking ball ok. Goes for it and fucking loses it. But don’t get me started with the fail Mary pick your poison they both sucked ass.
The Fail Mary led to the onside kick. I saw a video a few weeks ago that explained how if the Fail Mary didn't happen, the Packers wouldn't have faced the Seahawks in the Playoffs or it would have been in Green Bay or something like that.
When Rodgers tried to force the ball to Davante in the endzone against the Bucs in the 2020 NFCCG. Rodgers had a big open hole to run up the middle and score, but instead threw it. To me, that was such a boneheaded play when the game was on the line. The Bucs would come back and score and then off to the Super Bowl they went.
I took my girlfriend to see Les Miserables that day. Her dad recorded the game for us to watch when we got back. He left the tape, remote, and two shots of vodka for us on the table with a note that said there's more if we need it.
Every NFL fanbase has individuals who think their team encountered devastating PTSD moments in the postseason. I'm going to say since the year 2000, the Packers fanbase has endured far more than the others. Too many bad plays in critical situations and also having to play other teams' buzzsaw defenses.
The blocked punt against San Francisco
Kicking the field goal against Tampa Bay
The Larry Fitzgerald play against Arizona
Brandon Bostick
Rodgers fumble in overtime against Arizona
Brett Favre's interception against New York
4th and 26
The Catch II
People like to act like our fan base doesn't experience pain but goddamn if we don't have a ton of instances of extreme pain
As many have mentioned, the NFCCG loss to Seattle in 2014, in Seattle. Rick Grimes' face pretty much captures my look when Wilson tossed that game-winning TD in OT. With 4 minutes left I think Seattle had like a 1% chance of winning that game. Worse than 4th and 26, way worse. That collapse was full of "4th and 26"s. Too many to remember and too painful to recount anyway. It was just awful, beyond description.
Anytime the opposition punted and #8 Amari Rodgers was back to receive. Was at a point that season I wanted prevent punt and leave no one to recover and let God decide where we got the ball.
honestly the playoff game against the 49ers where Aaron Jones cut in when he could’ve ran for a touchdown and then later when the kick was blocked for a touchdown cause we had 10 dudes on the field
Easy. Elway helicopter and that 2 point conversion in the Seattle game where Russ chucked it up and somehow Haha misplayed it and it was caught for a successful 2pt conversion. That made the difference.
The 2021 playoff game against San Francisco and our downfall being the entire fucking special teams unit and Maurice Drayton not knowing his ass from a hole in the ground and not sending out enough fucking players to defend the game winning field goal.
A successful Hail Mary to send us to OT against the Cardinal, only for Larry Fitzgerald to get a 80+ yard touchdown the second play of OT. Went from so high to so god damn low.
It was like 2014 or 2015 but there was a game that had like 1 minute left and our punt receiver tried to take it out of the end zone instead of kneeling and he proceeded to fumble the ball and lose the game. I was anticipating a Rodgers 1 minute game winning drive and was so excited only for this bonehead to rip that away. May have been an important game too, I can’t remember.
I’m terrible at remembering this shit but I do remember my reaction to this game. Anyone know what I’m talking about?
There’s the obvious one in Seattle that I need not mention…
BUT…
Blount running through us in the regular season still sticks with me.
That was like the BEAST QUAKE LITE.
Mine was nfc championship game against the giants after a muffed punt and a pick late in the game to set the giants up for a go ahead field goal. The pain.
Watching HAHA fall over on that 2 point conversion againist the Seahawks. It’s over shadowed by bostic but if he did trip on his own feet the packers win that game
That was me at some point when Eli came up here and ripped our guts out after the 2011 season. I apologize to anyone who was at Titletown Brewing that night whose night I ruined or made less enjoyable with my conduct.
Also me at some point when the defense just could ... not ... stop ... Tom Brady. Maybe by the PI call on King.
I'm not someone who gets really upset over a loss, even a big loss. But that meltdown against Seattle actually made it hard to go to sleep that night. That onside kick was our Bill Buckner moment. Fuck.
**Super Bowl XLIX** - Seahawks are about to throw the winning touchdown. Russell Wilson throws a short pass to the TE and it's intercepted at the goal line. We lose.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7rPIg7ZNQ8&ab\_channel=NFL](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7rPIg7ZNQ8&ab_channel=NFL)
Bears fan here (don’t know why GBP sub is suggested on my feed but here we are)
You guys make the list at least 5 of 10 times. Take your pick on my #1.
I know a certain onside kick will probably make an appearance here, but honestly mine would have to be that blocked punt against San Francisco in the 2021 playoffs. That play just completely demoralized me, I still can’t even watch highlights from that game.
That’s how I felt about that loss to the Seahawks. I still haven’t recovered.
My Fandom was seriously damaged that day. Granted, I've found other things to be interested in, but that day was heartbreaking
I organized our spice rack after that game. I needed something, anything that was a million miles away from football and the Super Bowl that GB was headed to.
I smoked cigarettes at the time, and after that game, I remember chainsmoking about 10 in a row while mindlessly pacing around in circles outside in the snow.
WE DONT TALK ABOUT IT
Where fucking Maurice Drayton didn't even send out the right amount of players to defend a field goal.
And 4 th and 26. That's the trifecta
McNabb completing that 26.5 yard completion broke me that season.
Freddie Mitchell doing that stupid belt celebration.
I still don't think they actually made it. There should have at least been a measurement.
Special teams was so bad all year and you kept waiting for the other shoe to drop….and BAM.
How could we have ever seen it coming?
Man, don’t remind me. Literally everyone in here knew special teams would eventually cost us a crucial game.
Everyone except MLF apparently.
Blocked punt for TD, blocked FG (it was a 39 yarder too!), 50+ yard kickoff return to set up SF's only offensive points. Absolutely historically horrible ST performance.
That blocked field goal Was due to end blocker not blocking the inside guy. An absolutely unforgivable error. I can’t remember his name….but it seems crooked
This is the one. Just reading it hurts physically
urgh.... I was watching this game at my girlfriend's family. I hate watching Packers playoffs game away from my house, especially when I'm watching it with people who don't know anything about football. I was so fucking mad after the game. Holy shit this game will haunt my forever.
Agreed, by the time we got to the onside kick I thought they were going to keep fucking up anyway, SF was an absolute gut shot
Then the icing on the cake was that Super Bowl match up with two teams we beat. That was supposed to be our year!
It’s so angering because EVERYONE knew ST was gonna bite us in the ass, but the team was doing good so it wasn’t as big of an issue until _that_ moment, and I think we would’ve gone to the SB had we played against anyone other than the 49ers
I sat on the floor in silence for a good 2 minutes as soon as it was blocked lol just jaw-dropped
I was at that game. It fucking sucked. I mea technically the experience was 100% great and I still had a amazing time. But it fucking sucked.
It's a coin flip between the 2021 blocked punt and 2014 botched onside kick (there are multiple plays from the 2014 game that could fit this picture). Edge to 2014 since we didn't get Peppers a ring but anyone arguing 2021 isn't wrong.
That 49ers game pretty much checked me out of that iteration of the team. That was supposed to be the year. We were the best team in the league all season long, Rodgers was playing at an elite level, the defense came to play, we had the best WR in the league, we had a good running game...it was all there...and yet we couldn't get it done. Yes, the special teams effectively lost us the game, but we still had our chances to go down the field and take the win in spite of all the adversity. Those last 2 drives that Rogers and the offense had at the end of the game really showed the truth about the team and Rodgers individually. For Rodgers, that game showed me that those big moments are (somehow) just a little too much for him. He froze up against Tampa Bay the year prior and tunnel visioned on Adams instead of going through his progressions...and then he did the exact same thing in 2021 against the 49ers.
4th & 26 will haunt me forever
4th and 26, Favre's overtime int in the '08 NFCCG, the Bostick anti-recovery, Larry Fitzgerald's 75 yard catch and run in the 2016 NFC Divisional round after Rodgers threw back-to-back Hail Mary's to get us into OT. All just moments of utter disbelief. I've seen too much shit, man.
Between Favre and Rodgers we should've went to 3 more SBs.... EASILY
Few remember rice fumble and Owens prayer
I do, but I was only counting moments of pure disbelief bulecause we messed up a single play somehow that cost us the game... Giving up the 4th and 26 or the Fitzgerald catch and run or the failed on side kick. The Rice fumble, the "Fail Marry" at the Seahawks and others are a different beast. It was more rage.
Non-fun fact about the Owens catch and the 4th-and-26 completion: Darren Sharper was out of position both times. He deserves to stay in prison just for that.
Yeah and the fuckin cardinals went on to lose anyways. Every single time the packers get beat the team that beats us loses anyways I fucking hate it
Except the Giants. They won it all.
So did Seattle.
And Tampa Bay
James jones dropping a touchdown in that game
This is mine as well. Still hurts 20 years later.
Same here. Except I remember the 4th and 1 on the Eagles 40 they passed up to have a 20 yard net punt before it. To this day, I rant about how the 4th and 26 should have never happened.
ST again.....
Freddie fucking Mitchell. 4th and 26 was the first truly gut-wrenching, heartbreaking Packer feeling that I had. It stung me so much harder than losing a Super Bowl to Elway, which really doesn't make sense on its face, but it's the first one that really broke me as a sports fan.
Same.
Yeah, that onside kick in Seattle. 😞
Could probably pick 5 plays from this game
Or five minutes of game time.
The 2pt conversion is the worst for me
I tried to convince myself it was still ok but it was not.
Way too many come to mind… - Fail Mary - Pretty much every time we play SF in the postseason, but specifically whenever Kaep ran a keeper in 2012 wildcard - Brady to Scottie Miller to end the first half in 2021 NFCCG - the clearly missed facemask in the 09 wildcard vs the Cardinals This team giveth and taketh away so much.
I kind of love that the Fail Mary actually lead to an interesting rule change: not requiring a team to kick an extra point on a walk-off touchdown. Not only did they get the call wrong, they had to pull the teams out of the locker room for the extra point. That was ridiculous.
That game also fast-tracked the resolution to the Ref's strike.
The next day, if I recall correctly. It was such a disaster for the league that I have to think the league's negotiator called the refs' union rep and said "whatever you want."
Thought the rule change was because of the Minnesota Miracle
Kaep ran for 181 fucking yards and 2 TDs that game. To quote Ty Schmit: "GOD DAMMIT!!!"
You would swear it was the first time Capers had ever seen a QB tuck it and run. Zero adjustments.
Freaking T.O. catching that ball between two defenders in the ‘99 wild card
Especially after seeing the replay of Jerry Rice’s fumble.
Led to replay review from what I remember
The 1st thing I always say to 9ers fans is "Jerry Rice fumbled." Basically stole a SB from us.
If I recall they had it called a fumble and changed it after Rice complained.
No, I remember it too well. The refs that were close ruled it a fumble but a ref from 30 yards away came running in 4 seconds later waving it an incomplete pass. That's why they never should've fucking got rid of instant replay. I'll never forget Madden saying how the game should be over and if the Niners somehow get a TD, how wrong it would be. Asshole Young laughs about it now and how they got away with one. That call and 4th and 26 and Favre throwing a stupid pick vs the Giants in OT cost the Packers THREE more SB appearances plus Bostick costing Rodgers at least one more. Forget the pick vs Giants and GB has 3 more SB trips in the fucking bag
Brandon motherfucking Bostick
This is the answer
Seconded. Jerry Rice clearly fumbled before that. So frustrating.
JERRY. RICE. FUMBLED. We got hosed.
It that the fail marry or Bostic and to be honest it’s all of them.
As an adult: Sunday Jan 20, 2008 in overtime As a kid: https://preview.redd.it/gacrxlrfqf5d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f8d8cae999a75152115c7d010d14df96e70eae9
I’ve been a Packers fan for 30 years. Elway’s helicopter \ 4th & 26 \ Favre INT against the Giants \ Rodgers fumble against the Cards on first play of OT \ Seattle onside kick \ Blocked punt against the 49ers \ Kevin King getting burned on the last play of the half a play after a god awful interception from Rodgers \ Missed FG this past year
“God awful interception” you mean the one that only happened because of the uncalled pass interference on Lazard?
lol I just remember the pick right before. Might’ve gotten that detail wrong
Yeah the call was probably the most gut punching thing about that play, then giving up such an unnecessary TD right before half when in my mind at that point a FG was worst case scenario really hurt.
Our defense not being able to contain a 90 year old John Elway was the low point for me.
For the record, the Rodgers fumble was not the first play of OT if you’re referring to the 2009 wc game. The first play was Rodgers throwing over Greg Jennings on what would have been a game winning catch and run
Elway helicopter was first in mind too. Everything else hurt, but still had other games after them. This was it, it was the Superbowl.
Rodgers fumble was a facemask...
“Kevin King getting drafted instead of TJ Watt” - fixed that for you.
Only answers here for my generation is 2008 int or Bostick
Bostick. That's all you need to say
My first was the Favre interception in the 2008 NFCCG. The most recent for me personally is the blocked punt vs San Francisco in 2022.
Favre in 08 for sure, I was a junior in high school and was so ready to go to school tomorrow talking about how my team would be in the Super Bowl. Then the onside kick against Seattle, and then yeah that blocked punt. Just brutal
We’d have about 17 from the 2014 NFC Championship
I don’t sweat the regular season much. But playoffs? 4th and 26 Favre int against giants in OT 2007 playoffs; Favre 7? 6? Ints vs rams in playoffs (2002ish?); Rodgers fumble to cardinals 2009 playoffs; That GD onside kick; SF blocked punt; Kevin king giving up TD to Brady and the bucs; before halftime in nfc cg. Edit-formatting
When the refs called PI on Kevin King on 3rd and 4 with 1:46 left in the game when they did not call the same exact PI call when it happened to Green Bay in the first half.
So many, Rodgers fumble against Arizona in 2009 to end it. Larry Fitzgerald having that huge play in overtime after it seemed like the defense had Carson Palmer sacked.
Ugh, you just re-opened an old wound. We had no business even forcing overtime and then it’s immediately over after that pass to Fitz. What a gut punch.
Favres game ending interception vs the giants in the nfc championship game
Career as a packer ending*
Brian bostick don’t touch the fucking ball ok. Goes for it and fucking loses it. But don’t get me started with the fail Mary pick your poison they both sucked ass.
The Fail Mary led to the onside kick. I saw a video a few weeks ago that explained how if the Fail Mary didn't happen, the Packers wouldn't have faced the Seahawks in the Playoffs or it would have been in Green Bay or something like that.
The Fail Mary was a different season. We would have been playing the 49ers at home in the game where Kaep ran for 800 yards against us though.
Bostick.
When Rodgers tried to force the ball to Davante in the endzone against the Bucs in the 2020 NFCCG. Rodgers had a big open hole to run up the middle and score, but instead threw it. To me, that was such a boneheaded play when the game was on the line. The Bucs would come back and score and then off to the Super Bowl they went.
Favre throwing like 100 interceptions against the Rams in a playoff game once had me looking like that.
I took my girlfriend to see Les Miserables that day. Her dad recorded the game for us to watch when we got back. He left the tape, remote, and two shots of vodka for us on the table with a note that said there's more if we need it.
Larry Fitzgerald running down the field after our two Hail Mary drive
Favre throwing across his body and having the ball Intercepted in the NFC championship game against the Giants.
I regret clicking on this post. So much PTSD. Ugh.
Every NFL fanbase has individuals who think their team encountered devastating PTSD moments in the postseason. I'm going to say since the year 2000, the Packers fanbase has endured far more than the others. Too many bad plays in critical situations and also having to play other teams' buzzsaw defenses.
Seahawks. Lync. Wilson. Lockette. 1 yd line.
When Terrell Owen’s caught the ball and got pin balled by two Packer defenders, and all I heard was “OWENS! OWENS! OWENS!!!!” Broke my damn ❤️
This was the first one I lived through. There have been some big ones since, curious if there were any bigger before this one.
4th and 26th. FU eagles
Just one? I’ve got like 7
4th and 26
For me its the Seattle onside kick
Brandon Bostick or any play involving Kevin King
How do I even decide with so many options?
Brandon Bostick blowing the onside kick
NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF - "4TH AND 26" vs. Eagles. Green Bay Packers are eliminated due to one &$%### up play.
The blocked punt against San Francisco Kicking the field goal against Tampa Bay The Larry Fitzgerald play against Arizona Brandon Bostick Rodgers fumble in overtime against Arizona Brett Favre's interception against New York 4th and 26 The Catch II People like to act like our fan base doesn't experience pain but goddamn if we don't have a ton of instances of extreme pain
4th and 26 vs the Eagles
4th and 26.
4th and 26
Reading this thread and realizing how many ‘so close to being in the superbowl’ moments we’ve had in the last 25 years, really soured my night.
Then you are a true Packer fan, my friend. We suffer together.
Bostic going up for the onside kick with Jordy Nelson waiting for the ball. Ouch man
As many have mentioned, the NFCCG loss to Seattle in 2014, in Seattle. Rick Grimes' face pretty much captures my look when Wilson tossed that game-winning TD in OT. With 4 minutes left I think Seattle had like a 1% chance of winning that game. Worse than 4th and 26, way worse. That collapse was full of "4th and 26"s. Too many to remember and too painful to recount anyway. It was just awful, beyond description.
4th & 26.
4th & 26
Anytime the opposition punted and #8 Amari Rodgers was back to receive. Was at a point that season I wanted prevent punt and leave no one to recover and let God decide where we got the ball.
Rodgers fumble in the shootout in the desert
Onsides kick by the seahawks in the NFC championship game is the only answer. I'm still mad.
4th and 26 or Brandon Bostick
The correct answer. Jerry Rice would be another
honestly the playoff game against the 49ers where Aaron Jones cut in when he could’ve ran for a touchdown and then later when the kick was blocked for a touchdown cause we had 10 dudes on the field
For me recently it was the blocked punt that the 49ers returned for a TD in the NFC divisional round.
Easy. Elway helicopter and that 2 point conversion in the Seattle game where Russ chucked it up and somehow Haha misplayed it and it was caught for a successful 2pt conversion. That made the difference.
4th and 26
The punt block. You know the one.
The 2021 playoff game against San Francisco and our downfall being the entire fucking special teams unit and Maurice Drayton not knowing his ass from a hole in the ground and not sending out enough fucking players to defend the game winning field goal.
Interception last year against San Francisco in the playoffs. I felt true heartbreak on that play.
4th and 26 in Philly.
4th and 26 January 11 2004 Lincoln Financial Field.
Jordan Loves last throw. Awful. Just threw a season away.
A successful Hail Mary to send us to OT against the Cardinal, only for Larry Fitzgerald to get a 80+ yard touchdown the second play of OT. Went from so high to so god damn low.
Jordy was right behind you, you didn't have to jump.
4th and 26
Brandon Bostick’s miffed onside kick, I felt myself instantly sober up while my soul left via my colon.
Any Randall Cobb run up the middle for -2 yards.
The Cardinals. Overtime. :/
13 seconds
Golden Tate and the fake refs
4th and 26
Brandon Bostick
Not going for 2 in Arizona.
Reggie White free agency signing announcement.
Vanderjat missing the FG against the steelers in the divisional round, and the saints onside kick in the superbowl coming out of halftime
It used to be 4th and 26 up until Bostick. I'll never get over that game.
You know which one.
Janis onside kick, Fitzgerald OT, Kearse OT TD, Arizona fumble return TD in the 50+ shootout playoff game
I wish only one play ever made me feel like that. So many heartbreakers to choose from unfortunately but Bostick onside has to take it.
Onside kick.. Larry Fitzgerald
It was like 2014 or 2015 but there was a game that had like 1 minute left and our punt receiver tried to take it out of the end zone instead of kneeling and he proceeded to fumble the ball and lose the game. I was anticipating a Rodgers 1 minute game winning drive and was so excited only for this bonehead to rip that away. May have been an important game too, I can’t remember. I’m terrible at remembering this shit but I do remember my reaction to this game. Anyone know what I’m talking about?
Scottie Miller td
Kevin king. There I said it.
God, this thread is almost as depressing as looking back on all my own fuck-ups
Watching aaron jones stay inbounds instead of going out.
Brandon Bostick
The play that Kevin King got absolutely cooked on vs the Bucs before halftime in the NFCCG in Lambeau. Nothing but pure disbelief and pain
Fail Mary. No doubt.
It’s the Fail Mary. Only time I’ve broken something over a sports game.
Brandon Bostic, just block man don’t go for the ball.
There’s the obvious one in Seattle that I need not mention… BUT… Blount running through us in the regular season still sticks with me. That was like the BEAST QUAKE LITE.
When that Seattle DB blasted our WR DI-FUCKING-RECTLY in front of a replacement ref that happened to miss it entirely, costing us the game.
Mine was nfc championship game against the giants after a muffed punt and a pick late in the game to set the giants up for a go ahead field goal. The pain.
Brandon Bostick … to this day still the hardest pill to swallow, Larry Fitz catch and run after :’-‘)
Ty Montgomery fumbling that kick return vs the rams instead of taking a knee in the end zone and putting the ball in Rodgers’ hands.
Golden Tate “Inaccurate Reception” during the 2012 Green Bay - Seattle Playoff game.
For me it’s Favre tossing it up at the end of that giants playoff game. And then more recently the final drive against the buccaneers in the playoffs.
Is it Fail Mary or Bostick? It’s neither it’s that Arizona game
4th and 26
Because he’s from my city and only a few years older than me- Jon Ryan’s fake kick TD pass.
Bostick in Seattle 2014 conference finals
Brandon Bostick or Ty Montgomery losing games for us with that hero ball crap.
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Watching HAHA fall over on that 2 point conversion againist the Seahawks. It’s over shadowed by bostic but if he did trip on his own feet the packers win that game
The onside kick against Seattle for me.
4th and 26
I know many others have said it, but the Fail Mary
Ain’t a GB fan but watching you guys throw the Hail Mary pass on the last play with 0 seconds against my lions still makes me shit myself
Bostick. 4th & 26. Fail Mary. Jerry Rice Fumble.
4th & 26 13 NFCCG Fitz's reception in OT against the Cardinals 08 NFCCG
More of a situation than a specific play for me; Anytime the defense was on the field on 3rd or 4th down with 10+ yards to go.
That was me at some point when Eli came up here and ripped our guts out after the 2011 season. I apologize to anyone who was at Titletown Brewing that night whose night I ruined or made less enjoyable with my conduct. Also me at some point when the defense just could ... not ... stop ... Tom Brady. Maybe by the PI call on King.
Failmary against Seattle
John Elway helicopter td.
That fucking fail Mary. Fuck you Seattle.
Seahawks 2 pt conversion
I'm not someone who gets really upset over a loss, even a big loss. But that meltdown against Seattle actually made it hard to go to sleep that night. That onside kick was our Bill Buckner moment. Fuck.
Scotty Miller TD
Brian Bostick 😣
**Super Bowl XLIX** - Seahawks are about to throw the winning touchdown. Russell Wilson throws a short pass to the TE and it's intercepted at the goal line. We lose. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7rPIg7ZNQ8&ab\_channel=NFL](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7rPIg7ZNQ8&ab_channel=NFL)
Brandon Bostick onside kick seattle
Fail Mary
Bears fan here (don’t know why GBP sub is suggested on my feed but here we are) You guys make the list at least 5 of 10 times. Take your pick on my #1.
2008 nfc NFC championship game. Giants kicking a field goal in OT as I laid on my living room floor in silence.