Best and Worst moments you have experienced as a fan? - Page 2

Bills2083 · 02-13-2008, 06:35 AM

Nevermind.

The Legend · 02-13-2008, 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Bills2083

Nevermind.

this wouldnt be your worst memory would it?

JK17 · 02-13-2008, 07:29 AM

Hmm....well I only really started following the Chargers back in about 2000, 2001, so I have limited stuff to draw on...not to mention a lack of "best memories" in Chargers history had I been a fan since 1960 anyway.

My two are very recent, since we didn't have all that much success until lately.

Best: Seeing LT get the touchdown record or seeing us beat Indy to make the AFCCG this year.

Worst: The dissapointing and unexpected loss to the Pats at home in the playoffs in the 2006 season. Easily the most upsetting day of my Chargers-watching career.

Brent · 02-13-2008, 07:33 AM

best: The Catch 2, the comeback against the Giants in the playoffs lead by Jeff Garcia or the entire 93-94 season
worst: watching Steve Young get hurt thanks to Phillips not blocking and Aeneas Williams hitting him.

regoob2 · 02-13-2008, 07:39 AM

Pretty simple for be best: Bears getting to the Super Bowl las year
Worst: Bears losing the Super Bowl.
Worst non-football: Steve Bartman! I remember calling 411 and asking where he lives (drunk) but they wouldn't tell me.

DeathbyStat · 02-13-2008, 08:03 AM

Best Super Bowl XL, and Tommy Maddox making a large comeback against the Browns in the playoffs.

Worst 2004 AfC Championship Game

Jughead10 · 02-13-2008, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by The Legend

this wouldnt be your worst memory would it?

I don't know what is the best moment for me, this picture here or the Giants winning Super Bowl 42. Obviously winning this year and beating the undefeated Patriots was amazing, but wide right was one of my first vivid football memories. I was about 7 and half and remember exactly where I was when it happened.

The worst has to be in January 2003 when the Giants blew that playoff game to the 49ers on the botched field goal and then the refs blew the pass interference on the botch. Called an illegal man down the field penalty when in fact the player was legal and clearly interfered with. The NFL admitted their mistake but nothing much can be done after it costs you the game.

Thunder&Lightning · 02-13-2008, 08:36 AM

Best moment being a patriots fan too being from mass was when the patriots upset the raiders in the snow bowl. Those two historical FG's Adam Vinatari made I will remember forever.

By far the worst moment as a chargers fan is when Nate Kaeding missed the 30 yd field goal in overtime. After that the Jets won 20-17.

Ravens1991 · 02-13-2008, 08:40 AM

Best: Super bowl 35 against the Giants, the 1st 59 minutes against the Pats this year

Worst:The last minute against the pats, the colts playoff game the year we went 13-3 when Peyton didnt score a TD when Ed Reed would have had 4 picks if Ray didnt deflect 2 of them, but McNair and our offense shut down that game.

bsaza2358 · 02-13-2008, 08:56 AM

Best moment as a fan: Being at the Eagles-Packers playoff game with McNabb to Freddie Mitchell on 4th & 26 in the 2003-2004 playoffs, then the game tying and game winning FG's by Akers.

Worse moment as a fan: Being at the NFC Championship in 2002. At Veterans Stadium. Last game at that stadium. Eagles are huge favorites and jump out to an early 10-0 lead, then slowly and painfully fall behind. McNabb is driving the team for a last minute shot to win (down 4 points), when he misreads Ronde Barber and throws a pick-6 in the red zone. The stadium was so quiet as Barber iced the game...

draftguru151 · 02-13-2008, 09:44 AM

Worst, um this season. What a bad year for Miami sports. :(

jth1331 · 02-13-2008, 10:00 AM

Best:

and also, I was at the 2005 playoff game against the Pats, and that was just incredible. First home playoff game for the Broncos in a long while, and it was awesome.

Worst:
Super Bowl 24
Super Bowl 22
Super Bowl 21
The 1996 playoff game loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars when the Broncos probably had a great shot to win the Super Bowl that year if they showed up
The 2005 AFC Championship game loss to the Steelers

BNad · 02-13-2008, 10:10 AM

Best Moment: I don't really even remember what the playoff picture looked like at the time, I just remember being at the game and having my jaw drop. The 4th down scramble by Michael Vick against the Panthers with what I call "The Dive." I tried to find a picture, but very few have him in a uniform and without a dog in them on google images now...

Worst Moment: It's hard to pick one as a longtime Falcon fan.. I guess I'll go with the most recent one with the arrest of Michael Vick. Anything before that is hard to distinguish because we've been irrelevant all but.. 3 seasons of my life, heh.

MaxV · 02-13-2008, 10:40 AM

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Worst moment - January 14th, 1996, Steelers 20 Colts 16. IT WAS A CATCH DAMNIT!

Oh man, terrible memories.

But it really should be "HE WAS OUT OF BOUNDS DAMNIT!"

Staubach12 · 02-13-2008, 10:47 AM

Best: November 14th 2005. After scoring in the 4th quarter we were still down by one point (21-20) to Philly, who then began to meticulously move the ball down the field. Then, McNabb throws this miracle ball right into the hands of Roy Williams, who scored.

Worst: Is this even a question?

Billingsley26 · 02-13-2008, 10:52 AM

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Best moment - January 21st, 2007, Colts 38 Patriots 34. I'll never be able to decide which moment I enjoyed more: Addai's walk into the endzone (thanks to a TERRIFIC pancake of Vince Wilfork by Jeff Saturday) or Marlin Jackson's game sealing interception. Both moments were about as loud as it gets in the RCA Dome, and I doubt I will ever see a better game in person. The fact that I did see it in person is the main reason it trumps Super Bowl XLI.

Worst moment - January 14th, 1996, Steelers 20 Colts 16. IT WAS A CATCH DAMNIT!

The more you type on this site, the more blatent your homerism comes. I feel like taking offense to this.

You feel so proud that Jeff Saturday pancaked Vince Wilfork? How about those other game when you guys had to travel to Foxboro and your OL was ABSOLUTELY MANHANDLED, AND I MEAN ABSOLUTELY MANHANDLED BY YES, VINCE WILFORK AND THE PATRIOTS FRONT. Jeez, the Colts are a good team, but you dont need to try and boost every little thing that everyone does. Im not going around making a big deal about how Randy Moss made that TERRIFIC one handed catch against the Colts this year.

bigbluedefense · 02-13-2008, 10:53 AM

best moment is a tie between the wide right field goal in SB 25, and this current SB beating the unbeaten Patriots.

worst moment: choking the playoff game against the 49ers. that and probably getting the **** kicked out of us in the SB against the Ravens.

Im also including the entire Dave Brown era.

Billingsley26 · 02-13-2008, 11:06 AM

Best: Would have to be a tie between the 2001 and 2003 seasons. Where no one really gave us a shot. Especially the Snow Bowl game, followd by the Steelers game, when they left the AFC T-shirts with the Steelers logo hanging up in the Pats locker room, last the Rams, where no thought we could stop the Rams. 2003 because we overcame many odds, and again no one gave us many chances, especially against the Colts.

Worst: ?Losing to Denver in the playoffs. It really hurt, becuse Denver wasnt a better team.

Ward · 02-13-2008, 11:26 AM

Best Moment: The 92 Cowboy Super Bowl was special.
Worst Moment: There's only been one football game I ever cried over, and it was Dallas losing to Carolina in the playoffs the year after they beat the Steelers. It was clearly the end of the era, and the following year's loss to Arizona was the nail in the freakin' coffin. Switzer and Jones had killed America's Team.

Jughead10 · 02-13-2008, 11:31 AM

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Best Moment: The 92 Cowboy Super Bowl was special.
Worst Moment: There's only been one football game I ever cried over, and it was Dallas losing to Carolina in the playoffs the year after they beat the Steelers. It was clearly the end of the era, and the following year's loss to Arizona was the nail in the freakin' coffin. Switzer and Jones had killed America's Team.

Did it look something like this:

yodapoop · 02-13-2008, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by regoob2

Pretty simple for be best: Bears getting to the Super Bowl las year
Worst: Bears losing the Super Bowl.
Worst non-football: Steve Bartman! I remember calling 411 and asking where he lives (drunk) but they wouldn't tell me.

Maybe if ur shortstop could field or ur pitcher didn't melt like ice cream in July afterwards, or u guys could have showed up for game 7, no one would remeber Bartman.

jth1331 · 02-13-2008, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Billingsley26

Worst: ?Losing to Denver in the playoffs. It really hurt, becuse Denver wasnt a better team.

Oh come on, you for reals?

RAZERSAINTS · 02-13-2008, 12:10 PM

worst=Saints every year but 2006

AlexDown · 02-13-2008, 12:10 PM

Worst : Doug Brien missing 3 FGs, two for game winners and losing to the Steelers in the 04 playoffs.

Jughead10 · 02-13-2008, 12:18 PM

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Worst : Doug Brian missing 3 FGs, two for game winners and losing to the Steelers in the 04 playoffs.

That was bad. When Tynes was kicking the third FG in Green Bay, all I could think about was Doug Brien. That game was the end of his career. I was thinking if Tynes missed that FG his career would be over just like Doug Brien's. Kickers are funny like that.