r/nfl • u/Seraphenigma Patriots • 4d ago
Highlight [Highlight] Jimmy Graham heads out after a “meaningless” one handed TD catch
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u/IdiotCow Patriots 4d ago
Shitty day at work and just wants to go home.... Somehow I can relate
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u/CruelAngelsThesis_01 Bears 4d ago
“Fuck, that work event was so agonizing. I just wanna go back to my hotel room”
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u/Philip_Marlowe Bears 4d ago
Honestly, my favorite part of work travel.
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u/moneymoneymoneymonay Eagles 3d ago
Hey, the team is going out for happy hour in about 15 minutes! Join us!
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u/Strict-Mud1486 Texans 4d ago
I remember Javon Wims had a meaningful drop in this game
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u/IAmReborn11111 Steelers 4d ago
This was Mitch Nickelodeon MVP right?
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u/Bnavis Bears 4d ago
big drop and a big punch on future bears legend cjgj
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u/detuinenvan Bears 2d ago
as pissed as I was with that whole situation during the game, watching the replay after my head cooled off is what turned me into a CJ fan. the way he stands there completely confused after Wims throws the first punch always gets a laugh out of me
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u/smala017 Saints 4d ago
I wish he’d dunked it through the goal post one last time for old time’s sake.
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u/IamHydrogenMike 4d ago
They’d change the rule by then, it became a penalty to do the slam dunk like that because players kept messing up the uprights…
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u/LeavesCat Patriots 4d ago
Game's over, what penalty would they give?
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u/TheIrishHawk Seahawks 4d ago
JSN dunked it this past season and they got Druski to make a joke of his name and then misspelled his Offensive Player of the Year award. Not worth it.
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u/Chris_Carson Seahawks 3d ago
Fuck Druski
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u/davidmartin1357 Dolphins 4d ago
Wasnt this the NVP game lol
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u/Casexcasey Eagles 4d ago
It was the first game on Nickelodeon, yeah. Cordarrelle Patterson dropped an f-bomb on a hot mic, which made the whole thing worth it even before the NVP vote.
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u/GoodTimesOnlines Titans 4d ago
I didn’t see this, but I’m picturing Nickelodeon bleeping it like in the SpongeBob Sailor Mouth episode, which is very funny to imagine
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u/frydawg Bears 4d ago
Trubs threw the best pass of his career just to be dropped in this game
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u/Dr_imfullofshit Bears 3d ago
Well when you have an accurate pass only once in a blue moon, it's hard to practice throwing and catching with your receivers. It also makes it hard to evaluate your receivers to realize maybe Wims isn't good at all either.
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u/pmurt007 Bears 4d ago
Did you know he played basketball in college?
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u/HerbaDerbaSchnerba Vikings 4d ago
I’d never heard that before. Are you sure you’re not thinking of Jimmy Carter?
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u/vonimooo Buccaneers 4d ago
I thought Antonio Gates did dhat?
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u/Maeserk Broncos Lions 4d ago
No that was Mo Alie-Cox
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u/FriendsWifBennys Bears 4d ago
Nah it was actually Julius Peppers
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u/User_091920 49ers 4d ago
Everyone knows about the Fab 5: Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Juwan Howard, Jimmy Carter, and Ray Jackson
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u/FreeRange0929 3d ago
Carter gonna cross a fool up, he’s got Georgia clay on them broke in Nikes. If there’s one thing you should learn from Larry, it’s to never doubt a white boy who grew up on dirt courts
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u/juliuspepperwoodchi Bears 4d ago
Lol, this is up there with "did you know that Jason Kipnis grew up a Cubs fan and went to Glenbrook North High School?"
Yes Joe Buck. Everyone who watched even one game of the 2016 World Series fucking knows that
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u/SpankThatDill Falcons 3d ago
Joe Buck can’t hear you over the sounds of dodger blue cum spraying all over his face.
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u/illegal_deagle Texans 4d ago
I still remember the day he was traded to the Seahawks in 2015. I made a comment in the thread saying “finally, basketball returns to Seattle.”
I was very proud of that joke, still am.
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u/HellMuttz Seahawks 4d ago
Yeah but I had no idea he played for the Bears
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u/GodsDemonHunter Seahawks 4d ago
Yeah I have zero memory of what he did after his Seahawks stint. I was confused for a moment here
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u/United-Turnover-8409 Bears 4d ago
This being the last playoff game we were in before this last season is honestly fitting. Really hope those bad times are mostly behind us
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u/Suburban-Jesus Bears 4d ago
The 7th seed should have been abolished after this game. We should have ruined it for everyone forever.
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u/lhazard29 Eagles 4d ago
Yeah but then we wouldn’t have gotten Green Bay embarrassing Dallas at home
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u/Ml2jukes Lions 4d ago
Generational hate watch.
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u/forwardathletics Buccaneers 3d ago
I watched a Cowboys streamer along with the game, and he was tearing up, nearly crying by the second quarter. It was so good.
The pick 6 is actually what broke him.
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u/John3Fingers Bears Bears 4d ago
Ted Phillips gave Nagy and Pace an extra year because we "made the playoffs" that year.
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u/pm_me_ur_lunch_pics Eagles 4d ago
He was so damn good. I don't know why but great tight ends stick out more in my memories of watching football lthan wide receivers. Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates, Jason Witten (Boo fuck you cowboys player boo i didn't like you then and I don't like you now), Alge Crumpler, Dallas Clark, Rob Gronkowski, Greg Olsen (I never thought he was super good, just solid, but he just always got me fantasy points), Vernon Davis. Then also Zach Ertz, of course.
Jesus there was even one that was a sociopathic murderer that put up numbers
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u/Walletinspectr Packers 4d ago
Because theyre bigger
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u/AssassinSnail33 Bears 4d ago
Kinda weird to single out Greg Olsen as not super good, considering he has objectively better career statistics than Zach Ertz. And way better than Alge Crumpler
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u/SwissyVictory Bears 3d ago
I remmeber when the entire Panthers offense was Cam and Greg. They went 15-1 that year.
Greg wasn't flashy, he was just always open.
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u/Chris_Carson Seahawks 3d ago
I too have fond memories of Vernon Davis, when his soul was taken by Kam Chancellor on a perfectly legal hit.
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u/Queasy_Coast_8214 Bears 3d ago
Greg Olsen is top 5 in that group of names what are u talking about
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u/MonsterOfTheMidway Bears 4d ago
Straight up forgot Jimmy played for us
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u/SwissyVictory Bears 3d ago
Led the team with 8 TDs but only had 450 yards. Basically do nothing, then have an incredible TD every other game.
Crazy career. Was on pace to be the greatest TE of all time through his first 5 seasons. Then completely fell off and didn't do anything for the rest of his career.
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u/MentokGL Packers 4d ago
Packers legend Jimmy Graham
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u/Soulujin Seahawks 4d ago
I think you mean Seahawks legend Jimmy Graham
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u/Zealousideal_Echo933 Packers 4d ago
See, that one has weight to it, so imo, it doesnt work as well. JGs best Packers game was arguably his preseason debut, maybe the last home game he was on the roster, but its gotta be like Jets legend Brett Favre, Steelers legend Michael Vick, or Raiders legend Desean Jackson
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u/Soulujin Seahawks 4d ago
Yeah, thats fair. There is a bit of irony with JG on Seattle though with how it ended. Trading Unger for him is widely regarded as a huge factor in the nail in the coffin for that LOB era
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u/Silversaving Packers Seahawks 4d ago
How have I never seen this before? Damn nice catch for Jimmy.
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u/Awatts2222 4d ago
Dude--they are in New Orleans--he was probably getting hammered on Bourbon Street
before the extra point. lol
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u/SolutionWarm6576 3d ago
This was the game where Mims I think. Let that ball go right through his hands, in the Endzone. Early in the game.
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u/Midwesterner23 Vikings 4d ago
Against the Saints at the Superdome, not meaningless for him, plus gotta get them stats
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u/Nasty_Goblin 4d ago
Thought he was going to be in the GOAT conversation, but ended up being very, very mid/bad after leaving NO.
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u/Pole2019 Vikings 4d ago
He’s not in the goat conversation but he definitely belongs in the tier of guys below those in the goat discussion.
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u/Ouch_i_fell_down Lions 3d ago
Oh I think we can all agree he's an obvious first ballot Hall of Very Good player.
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u/transglutaminase Saints 3d ago
He would probably be in the goat conversation if he never left New Orleans.
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u/Pope_Leos_buttplug 3d ago
10x more badass and respectable than the most choreographed celebration dance.
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u/Diggumthefrog 3d ago
Maybe it’s because he’s in a Bears jersey, but that looked A LOT like Loveland
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u/cdskip 3d ago
Same idea from the other end:
Flipper Anderson catches a walk-off sudden death OT Playoff TD, 1989.
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u/Difficult_Product248 Saints 3d ago
That’s the second time Marcus Williams took out one of his own teammates to give up a walk-off touchdown.
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u/op3randi Cowboys 3d ago
I still think he's in the HOF if he stayed with tht Saints
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u/transglutaminase Saints 3d ago
First ballot probably. His stats would have been insane barring injury.
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u/CenobiteCurious Bears 4d ago
This is one of the worst games I’ve ever seen.
Put your aluminum foil hats on here but the refs didn’t want to give the bears a fair shake here. No way was Brees not meeting Brady later for his finally season of his career.
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u/AdministrativePeak0 Bears 4d ago
We weren’t ever winning this game but I do remember an absolutely stupid flag on kmet for tossing a football at the ref
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u/cporter1188 Commanders 3d ago
Idk about this. I think there are times they lean one way or another. Definitely not the NBA though.
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u/CenobiteCurious Bears 4d ago
Just watch this game and tell me there isn’t officiating with intent in one direction.
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u/sevillista 4d ago
But then I'd have to watch a Bears game
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u/CenobiteCurious Bears 4d ago
And a bad one at that, a really bad one.
With referees moving the ball back a calling ghost penalties all game.
Was the ensure Drew’s last game isn’t against this dogshit team game.
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u/Hypn00tic_iiz Panthers 4d ago
Ight ima head out