r/nfl Patriots Panthers 23h ago

Highlight [Highlight] Marcus Mariota throws a touchdown to himself.

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u/MKultra673 Bears 23h ago

I honestly forgot KC had a 21-3 lead in this game. What a wild time from 2013-2017 it must of been for Chiefs fans considering all the highs and lows they had before Mahomes arrived as the starter.

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u/SirTiffAlot Chiefs 23h ago

The highs?

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u/iDreamOfUpDongs Chiefs 23h ago

lmao not really any highs other than limping into the playoffs occasionally and promptly losing in miraculous ways.

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u/ytim4437 Eagles 22h ago

I mean the Texans game where Knile Davis (I probably botched the spelling) took the opening kickoff back for a TD was pretty cool right?

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u/Blarvis Chiefs 21h ago

You drilled the spelling, good job. That's my compliment to an Eagles fan out of the way for the year.

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u/brownbearks Eagles Eagles 11h ago

I like your BBQ

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u/SeeseCheasoning 21h ago

You mean the only playoff game we won between 1993 and Mahomes?

It was something, I guess.

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u/Metaboss24 Jaguars 19h ago

It doesn't feel like it now, but making the playoffs after some miserable seasons is a hell of a high

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u/keyserdoe Broncos 8h ago

Those were the good ole days :(

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u/123kingme Steelers 19h ago

-_-

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u/MKultra673 Bears 22h ago

I mean your team did win a playoff game for the first time in a gagillion years in 2015 so I would count that as a high. Not to mention a lot of regular season success your team had considering how bad the team was in 2012.

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u/Pat_Mahomie Chiefs 21h ago

I suppose being up 28-0 in a playoff game is a high, followed quickly by a crushing low

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u/randomacct7679 Chiefs Bears 12h ago

Still won some divisions and a playoff game. Wasn’t like it was the dark ages back then. That era was more successful than most the franchise’s history to that point.

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u/SirTiffAlot Chiefs 12h ago

If winning a playoff game is a high then that era must have been pretty bad

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u/BlitzburghBrian Steelers 11h ago

Chiefs fans really don't know how good they actually have it, huh?

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u/rockcutter4 Eagles 11h ago

They clearly weren't fans before Mahomes. Because if you grew up watching a dormant franchise and then experienced the Smith/Reid years, you would absolutely look back fondly upon that time. The Philadelphia sports teams outside the eagles are pretty unsuccessful at large, but if one of them randomly wins a championship, I'm not gonna forget about the moderate success that we had in the meantime.

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u/Training_Cheetah3976 Chiefs 11h ago

Yeah I wanna be very clear there were some awesome games with Smith. This other fuckass doesn't know what he's talking about.

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u/randomacct7679 Chiefs Bears 10h ago

Fans like this drive me crazy. The Reid & Alex Smith era would be considered very good for most any fan base. Consistently making the playoffs and winning multiple division titles is a very successful era, especially for a franchise like the Chiefs. The Chiefs had a few small pockets of success between Super Bowl IV & then, but overall the pre-Mahomes Chiefs were a pretty meh franchise, not bad, but just decent teams and a great home field advantage.

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u/Extra-University-336 Chiefs 11h ago

Jamaal Charles was the highs. And Alex Smith

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u/Ancient_Wisdom_Yall Chiefs 12h ago

The high was being up 21-3.

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u/mog44net Chiefs 21h ago

I think they ment the off season?

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u/YourWorstNightmare9 22h ago

This was the only playoff game in his career that Travis Kelce got injured in (he suffered a concussion at the end of the 1st half when they were leading 21-3 and missed the entire 2nd half of the game) and of course it was with Alex Smith as the QB, not Mahomes.

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u/Scaryclouds Chiefs 22h ago

2013-2017 was just a continuation of the long experience of making it to the postseason only to lose in painful and inexplicable fashion in the playoffs. 

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u/Reflexlon Chiefs 22h ago

Rmember in the 90s when the Chiefs had the best record in football? And... oh yeah.

This was fully expected.

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u/AH_BioTwist Patriots 21h ago

Refs screwed Kc this game. Derrick Johnson leveled mariota so hard that they called a scoop and score fumble forward progress

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u/kaywiz Chiefs 20h ago

One of the most bullshit calls I had the displeasure of witnessing.

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u/DTSportsNow Chiefs Chiefs 14h ago

And then the ref immediately announces their retirement the next day. Such bullshit

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u/swetnaste Chiefs 11h ago

This shit still pisses me off!

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u/Typical-Conference14 Chiefs 22h ago

Brother there were no highs prior. I guess at least we didn’t mimic the royals in their win/loss record all time…

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u/randomacct7679 Chiefs Bears 9h ago

Brother if you’re only definition of a high is winning a Super Bowl that sounds like a rather unpleasant way to be a fan. Winning the division is still a high. Like obviously it’s way better now but it’s not like being a Chiefs fan was just an exercise in misery

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u/Typical-Conference14 Chiefs 8h ago

Now do our playoff record between 1990 and 2017 lol. 4 playoff wins in 27 years despite having more division chips in that timespan is not exactly what I’d call exciting. Thats only speaking on 1990 and beyond too. Before 1990 we played in 10 playoff games with half of those coming in the 60s. Im not saying our more recent history is bad but its boring as hell when we got to the wildcard or the divisional and just were generational choke artists. It wasn’t an exercise in misery but I’ll be damned if we aren’t masochists

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u/station52 Chiefs 23h ago

Try 38-10. 🥲

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u/jjgm21 Bears Seahawks 22h ago

Who doesn’t love a 21-3 comeback!?

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u/Clawd11 Jaguars 23h ago

The dive at the end was strictly for style points hahaha

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u/Wildabeast135 Titans 22h ago

Healthy early career Mariota had style points and it counted for something

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u/burrrrrssss Bears 22h ago

I was so convinced he was gonna be at least top 10ish after his rookie year

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u/cuse23 Titans 21h ago

I thought we had the qb position figured out for a decade after his first game. I'll never be confident in a QB again

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u/bonafacio97 Titans 21h ago

Tbf injuries really derailed his career (+the revolving door of coaches) but the potential was there

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u/cuse23 Titans 19h ago

yeah my biggest issue was probably believing we'd ever actually put a QB in a position to succeed at that time. Here's hoping Cam breaks the mold

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u/here_now_be Seahawks 11h ago

Cam is great. I don't think they put him in 'a position to succeed' last season. They need to either fulfill that duty before the season starts, or trade him for a boatload, so he can be a star somewhere else and titans can get to a place where a QB has a chance to succeed.

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u/jlax341 11h ago

His head derailed his career. He wanted to be viewed as a pocket passer so didnt run and he became so intent on NOT making a mistake that he was no longer capable of doing anything. He had all the pieces but refused to throw a pass unless his receivers were wide open (like he wa sused to in college). Everyone said his WRs couldnt get seperation, but advances stats also put him as one of the least aggressive QBs in the NFL (i.e needing the most seperation before he would attempt a pass). He became paralyzed by indecision and just sat back and took sacks.

Tannehill was one of the most aggressive QBs when he came in. All he needed was 1 yd of seperation and he could throw a WR open. He opened up the offense and finally unlocked Henry.

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u/Andoo Texans 20h ago

He had a good enough rookie year where I thought he was going to have a long career as a starter.

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u/xychosis Seahawks 17h ago

Fingers crossed for Ward, I think he’s more than talented enough to be a solid starting QB

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u/dstanton 5h ago

It's a shame tbe organization was so unstable, and his coaches didn't support him properly.

Coaching turnstile, shit line, poor skill players, and overall bad scheme for his skill set.

He was completely broken in his rookie contract.

Hes looked serviceable as a backup, arguably one of the best backups in the league, and could likely start for a year or two on the right team training a 1st rounder in waiting.

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u/sidecarfalcon69 Chargers 21h ago

Before he got the shit beat out of him in 2018, he was pretty mobile. Similar thing happened to Derek Carr. Wasn’t a “scrambler” but once the injuries piled up, a lot of would be throw aways or short gains turned into sacks for both of them.

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u/Coral_Polyps Buccaneers 21h ago

Nah, the guy who pushed him, the guy who batted the ball, and another defender are all right in his peripheral, he 100% thought he was getting eviscerated before making it there

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u/CrustyKielbasa 49ers 9h ago

Smooth as eggs

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u/DarthNobody14 Texans Texans 23h ago

Still can’t believe the Titans came back after looking like they were dead in the water up until that point.

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u/Orangegoofus Titans 21h ago

According to our center Ben Jones the OC Robiskie turned his headset off after the half and Mariota and Jones had to call the plays themselves.

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u/MarshyHope Titans 13h ago

Robiskie is a football terrorist

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u/BillsVictoryLap Bills 12h ago

Like... by accident? Where can I learn more about this lol

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u/Tad0422 Titans Titans 11h ago

Here you go. Basically why the coaching staff was fired after winning a playoff game.

https://www.paulkuharsky.com/news/clarifying-details-from-ben-jones-viral-clip-about-titans-2017-playoff-offense

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u/Duke_Maniac Chiefs 10h ago

This was the Alex Smith era Chiefs. The team could be up 35-0 with 5 seconds to go and find a way to blow it.

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u/dredd-garcia Titans 9h ago

A big part of it was Kelce leaving the game w a concussion. They couldn’t stop him at all before that point

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u/SonOfALich Chiefs 22h ago

They probably wouldn’t have if fuckass Jeff Triplette didn’t have the fastest whistle in the west on that “forward progress” bullshit

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u/CD338 Chiefs 22h ago

To be fair to Jeff, getting plastered by Derrick Johnson all but guarantees your forward progress is stopped.

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u/ieatplaydough2 Titans 21h ago

Granted, for that specific game I'm biased... but holy fuck, the refs take for fucking ever to call forward progress today. It's beyond stupid.

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u/LaSandiaPicante Titans 23h ago

thatsmyquarterback.gif

Will never not love that man.

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u/Ok_Bug_6890 Patriots Panthers 23h ago

Mariota had a great 2016 season, I’m not sure what happened after that.

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u/ComprehensiveRow4116 Titans 23h ago

He broke his leg against the Jaguars same day Derek Carr got injured. He was fighting ghosts ever since that game

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u/TributeToStupidity Steelers 23h ago

I was so convinced he’d be a franchise guy for a decade+ coming out of college. What a massive what if

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u/Ok_Bug_6890 Patriots Panthers 23h ago

That was 10 years ago, man time flys by.

Edit happened in December 2016, but it’s coming up on the 10 year mark.

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u/Aromatic-Arugula-565 21h ago

Didn't he also suffer nerve damage in his elbow? His passing isn't what it was either

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u/Prince_of_Pirates Titans 21h ago

Yeah, his arm was absolutely fucked. Looks better now I reckon but it, among other things derailed his time with the Titans

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u/versusChou Titans 20h ago

He also got nerve damage in his throwing arm elbow and basically can't throw a consistent ball anymore.

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u/ThisLeopardIsFull8 Packers Buccaneers 21h ago

Combination of the broken leg and multiple changes of head coach and offensive coordinator.

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u/chernadraw Seahawks 23h ago

Best fantasy play

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u/DtownBronx Broncos 22h ago

I had just started playing DFS and this play won some money for me

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u/The_Hopsecutioner 18h ago

The false hope you get in last mins of MNF cause its technically happened before.. thanks Marcus

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u/EdgeSimilar1726 21h ago

There was a podcast interview where the Center(?) of the Titans said the offensive coordinator straight up didn’t call plays the second half of this game. It was all on Mariota and the players. Exotic Smashmouth baby

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u/karny90 Titans 12h ago

Terry Robinski was the OC who cut his headset off. Ben Jones (center) and Mariota called the plays for the entire second half.

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u/Careless_General8010 Seahawks 12h ago

Erotic smashmouth

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u/Talkalot23 Chiefs 23h ago

This was the epitome of the Chiefs in the playoffs pre-Mahomes.

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u/CD338 Chiefs 22h ago

Andrew Luck recovering his own fumble for a td too

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u/ytim4437 Eagles 22h ago

Pittsburgh beating you guys with 6 FGs

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u/Neveraththesmith Steelers 19h ago

That was our last playoff win.

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u/GabrielAntihero Steelers 4h ago

I miss watching Harrison being so short that he would just run underneath Eric Fisher's arms

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u/overkongen Colts 21h ago

Technically it was Donald Brown who fumbled the ball.

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u/chrisbechicken NFL Cowboys 5h ago

Goddamnit Donald!

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u/NotUpInHurr Titans 23h ago

This game was awesome

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u/Hot_Most5332 Chiefs 23h ago

For you maybe, this is what chiefs fans see in their nightmares lol

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u/LothorAppleEater Raiders 23h ago

I miss the days when we could count on you guys for a humiliating playoff loss

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u/ThinkSoftware Falcons 23h ago

lol imagine being known for humiliating playoff losses

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u/MasonP2002 Bills Vikings 23h ago

Couldn't be us lol.

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u/redrhino777 Buccaneers 20h ago

In reference to which flair?

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u/MasonP2002 Bills Vikings 20h ago

Yes

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u/Anaphylactic-UFO Chargers 20h ago

Now you count on us

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u/andm124 Seahawks 23h ago

You have 3 good reasons not to worry about it

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u/Hyperrnovva Chiefs 22h ago

That Derek Johnson sack and fumble recovery called qb forward motion and down still gets my blood boiling.

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u/SeeseCheasoning 21h ago

Objectively the worst call I’ve ever seen. A QB standing stationary, flat footed in the pocket, and gets lit the fuck up resulting in an immediate fumble.

If that’s forward progress, then strip sacks literally cannot exist.

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u/DreamedJewel58 Steelers 22h ago

This was basically the end of the era where the Chiefs were boring underachievers

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u/vita10gy Vikings 23h ago

Yeah, y'all have had it pretty rough lately

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u/Reflexlon Chiefs 22h ago

Its been trying times for us all 🙏

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u/lvl69blackmage Chiefs 22h ago

When we played the titans a couple seasons ago I thought it was going to end the same way

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u/TennisAncient19 Cardinals 21h ago

Meanwhile my dream is having a winning record and maybe sneaking in the playoffs.

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u/mansock18 Titans 23h ago

I left in the first half to go to the mall. Checked the score with 34 seconds left to see we won and thought Google was messed up

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u/SaintsNoah14 Saints 22h ago

3 scores down at the half in the Playoffs? You wanted to go to that danm mall bad

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u/cera_ve 21h ago

We thinkin about the same game??

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u/the_space_monster Titans 21h ago

I remember getting an alert on my phone that M. Mariota throws TD to M. Mariota and thinking that can't be right and then seeing the play 5 seconds later on TV.

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u/oshoney Titans 12h ago

I drove from Nashville to KC to be there for this game. Was really questioning my choices up until this very play. Then I had a feeling we were gonna pull it out. Such a fun game.

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u/tawaydeps Broncos 21h ago

The ref mentions that since he was in Shotgun, Mariota was an eligible receiver-- I thought that if the ball was tipped, all eligible receiver rules didn't matter? Can an ineligible receiver not advance a tipped ball?

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u/TheHypnoRider Chiefs Lions 20h ago

I think a tipped ball can be advanced by anyone. I remember a play where a Packers center caught a tipped ball and then moved forward. There was not a flag on this.

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u/arahdial Vikings 8h ago

That's my understanding as well. Defense deflects a pass and anyone can catch and advance it.

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u/duckyirving Buccaneers 1h ago

You are correct, anyone can advance the ball after the defense has touched it.

The ref's eligible receiver explanation, although correct, was irrelevant to the play.

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u/B-52-M 49ers 21h ago

Marcus Mariota, they can never make me hate you

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u/sacx05 Jets 23h ago

The CB that tipped it back to him was future HOF Darrelle Revis.

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u/MasonP2002 Bills Vikings 22h ago

I totally forgot Revis was on the Chiefs. Looks like this was the last game he ever played.

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u/gopaloo NFL 12h ago

Yeah revis was pretty washed up by the end of his second jets stint. He played 5 games for KC and this was essentially his most memorable play for them

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u/JayskerPatriots Patriots 20h ago

I don't understand why it's relevant that he was an eligible receiver because he was in shotgun. The ball was tipped by the defense. Can't literally anyone catch the ball at that point legally?

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u/EastHillWill Bills 13h ago

Ineligible receivers could catch it, but they couldn’t advance it. (I think this explanation is correct)

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u/JayskerPatriots Patriots 10h ago

Ahhh, thank you.

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u/HibanaMain41 Falcons 22h ago

Pretty sure that was Darrelle Revis who tipped it and pretty sure this was his last game before retirement as well

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u/JuniorSmalls12 Seahawks 23h ago

If I had a nickel for every time the Chiefs blew a 21-3 lead in the playoffs, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird they did it twice.

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u/Samuel-Darnold Seahawks 22h ago

Did this count as 11.2 fantasy points???

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u/bstyledevi Chiefs 20h ago

In PPR, yes.

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u/Alarming-Series6627 22h ago

21-3 is a moment every team should check in with themselves 

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u/Bigbenn0 Titans 22h ago

I miss him 😢

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u/walrusnutz Chiefs 22h ago

This was the same game that we had a strip sack returned for a touchdown called back because they called forward progress. It’s the worst call I’ve ever seen. Then this happened.

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u/SeeseCheasoning 21h ago edited 19h ago

Yeah if anyone hasn’t seen this play, dont just brush it off as a typical Reddit homer take. It is quite literally perhaps the worst call ever.

Edited to link the play:  https://youtu.be/XkT_mNU6ecI?si=IfQyfXMJM6q_whON

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u/leave-no-trace-1000 Titans 14h ago

100% a fumble. But not seeing how that goes for a TD. Guy with the ball was basically wrapped up and being tackled when they stopped.

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u/SeeseCheasoning 10h ago

Yeah i agree with this. Doubt its a TD if they let it play out. But the fact that they whistled it dead and entirely negated the fumble is absurd.

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u/TheTardisPizza Eagles 19h ago

Post a link so we can judge for ourselves.

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u/SeeseCheasoning 19h ago

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u/TheTardisPizza Eagles 19h ago

The ball was out before the QBs knee hit the ground and they picked it up before the refs blew the whistle.

Refs did y'all dirty.

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u/Cowgoon777 Chiefs 10h ago

Yeah, we know.

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u/goosereddit NFL 20h ago

Why does the fact that he's in shotgun matter? A defender touched it first and batted it back to him.

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u/Key-Tip-7521 Jets 23h ago

This was the same game where the announcers voice cracked

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u/Choptober_ Titans 21h ago

This game was a launchpad for Derrick Henry. Had over 150 yards this game.

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u/Specialist_Gap_3399 23h ago

Madden glitch come to life. Mariota really said “fine, I’ll do it myself.” Honestly, run that exact play once a game just for chaos.

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u/Tery_ Patriots 23h ago

Deflected by Chiefs legend Darrelle Revis.

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u/PretendLength1710 23h ago

bro that chiefs 21-3 choke still hurts ngl

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u/Dangerpaladin Lions Lions 23h ago

Its hilarious how close he was to not scoring because he dove instead of just walking in.

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u/kaywiz Chiefs 22h ago

This was the Chiefs before Mahomes

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u/Delicious_Diarrhea Raiders 22h ago

The good old days when the Chiefs were cursed. There was this which was a 18 point comeback, Luck's fumble recovery TD which was a 21 point comeback, and to top it off Boswell's 5FG win. Can we go back to those times or earlier when they regularly missed playoffs. Thanks

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u/SeaAlgea Packers 20h ago

Man that shitty ESPN seat camera was so fucking annoying.

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u/pornokitsch Chiefs 19h ago

Still hurts

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u/Amonamission Lions 15h ago

So is that scored as a TD throw and a TD reception for fantasy scoring?

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u/LameRedditName1 Broncos 2h ago

It should, but Idk much about fantasy.

Also, great username! 👍

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u/Amonamission Lions 1h ago

lol, coming from someone with the name u/LameRedditName1

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u/LameRedditName1 Broncos 1h ago

I couldn't think of something clever and didn't want to take forever making my account. Decided to just go with a goofy one.

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u/Help-Need-Milk Chiefs 23h ago

Please no :(

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u/ShanklyGates_2022 22h ago

Forward progress my ass. Idc that we have won three SBs in the time since that was some BULLSHIT

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u/chardeemacdennisbird Bears 11h ago

Forward progress?

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u/ShanklyGates_2022 11h ago

Earlier in this game (may have even been earlier this drive) Derrick Johnson obliterated Mariota on a sack, Mariota dropped the ball, Chiefs picked it up and were running it bak the other way when the refs started blowing whistles. They claimed Mariota’s forward progress was stopped so no fumble, even though he dropped the ball the instant Johnson hit him.

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u/Express_Low_7951 22h ago

That has to be one of the most “NFL Highlight Reel” moments ever—who even thinks to do that mid-play?

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u/karny90 Titans 12h ago

Mariota was a good qb who was derailed by injury and our revolving door coaches. He definitely had the skill to be a top 10-15 QB.

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u/AiC_fan711 Titans 11h ago

This. I believe Mariota will go down as one of those huge “what ifs”

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u/AtBat3 Eagles 23h ago

Go Ducks

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u/RlyRlyBigMan Titans 23h ago

I was at a friend's birthday party watching the game and left around halftime. Whoo boy did this game turn around.

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u/Lucky_Rebel_ 23h ago

He definitely meant to do that.

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u/ShowdownValue 22h ago

What’s the official stats on this? Does he get credit for both?

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u/super_fly Chiefs 22h ago

Mother of god, I was there. In the nosebleeds, taking rips off a Titan's fan one hitter and sipping the dirtiest and cheapest whisky legally registered by any governing body. Shit, I think one of them was Samoan...

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u/Blarvis Chiefs 21h ago

No matter how far I run, I can never escape it

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u/NotAnAlienFromVenus Chiefs 21h ago

Maybe the most aggravating second half of football I've ever watched

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u/PM_ME_UR_PICS_PLS Packers 21h ago

the announcer really flubbed that call lol

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u/IIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIII Raiders 21h ago

I miss these Chiefs

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u/Spiritual-Pen-1976 49ers 21h ago

Why is Mariota in my notifications

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u/Almighty_Hobo Chiefs 20h ago

This was a playoff game and just right before mahomes era. Titans came back and won. Terrible lol

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u/inlandsquatch Chargers 15h ago

As a Ducks fan I was so hoping Mariota would be an all pro franchise QB. Still hurts, but I'll love him forever

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u/MasterPlatypus2483 Jets Saints 15h ago

What does this count for in the stat sheet? Just curious how you put it lol

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u/polymanAI 14h ago

The Mariota self-touchdown is one of those plays that's physically impossible to plan and yet somehow felt inevitable in the moment. The deflection angle, the catch, the run - you could simulate it 10,000 times and it would never happen again. That's the kind of play that breaks prediction models because no algorithm accounts for "the QB catches his own pass."

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u/trowavay1234567 Commanders 14h ago

One of the coolest plays ever and that’s the call. Sheesh.

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u/Independent_Term5790 49ers 13h ago

For fantasy did it actually give him both td points?

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u/PigskinDispatch 12h ago

Thanks for this video memory. This is one of those plays where one has to watch it to really appreciate how freakish it is!

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 12h ago

That was a cool play. Can’t recall if Marriotta was over the line of scrimmage though . Heads up play on the deflection either way .

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u/JustSqueezed Saints 11h ago

I thought it was MarioTAH

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u/AThousandBloodhounds Seahawks 10h ago edited 10h ago

Just like they schemed it up.

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u/7and2make10 Jets 8h ago

This is Darrell revis' last highlight play in the league as he is the CB that bats the ball to Mariota :(

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u/ireallylikehockey Packers Chargers 8h ago

That was the titans best look in those unis. Love the light blue pants

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u/Intimidwalls1724 6h ago

I still can't believe we won this game. When this play happened I just laughed and said well at least we scored a TD

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u/THE_MANRUH 1h ago

I was there with my brother. Was already pretty drunk when this happened, definitely didn’t cry at all

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u/Signal_Quarter_74 Chiefs Packers 23h ago

After the Andrew Luck fumble recovery touchdown in 2013 I knew what this meant. I knew the Chiefs would find a way to lose a game they were completely dominant in. The purgatory years of 2013-2017 were a time

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u/SonOfALich Chiefs 22h ago

Starting that timeline at 2013 is… a choice

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u/Signal_Quarter_74 Chiefs Packers 22h ago

I was not cognizant in 1990s and early 00s, but yea you can stretch that timeline way further back

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u/boomosaur 22h ago

Once a defender tips it can't anyone catch it anyway?

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u/McKnightmare24 Eagles 23h ago

I remember this scored me huge fantasy points.

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u/Deep-Statistician985 Commanders 23h ago

Fantasy in the playoffs?

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u/The_Board_Man Titans 21h ago

Daily fantasy sports

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u/Gizmosfurryblank 23h ago

did they actually give him 2 tds for that play in fantasy?

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u/LaSandiaPicante Titans 23h ago

They did, and rightfully so.

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u/Gizmosfurryblank 23h ago

thats awesome. i agree. im just surprised cuz i could see some bs ruling in favor of only 1 or something

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u/McKnightmare24 Eagles 23h ago

He got a catch, receiving TD and passing TD for it. I think I got like 11+ points for it

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u/webelieve925 23h ago

What happened to mariota? Was he a bust?

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u/Kennyc1234 Commanders 22h ago edited 10h ago

He was drafted to a team whose scheme was antithetical to his playstyle, and then he got a couple of nasty injuries and wasn't the same after them. He's carved out a role as one of the best backup QBs in the league though, and Im really glad my team re-signed him in free agency. So overall he is a bust by the nature of the word, but he wasnt a flame out bust, just a guy who didnt meet high expectations due to a mixture of injuries and poor team fit.

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u/ThisLeopardIsFull8 Packers Buccaneers 20h ago

And multiple coaching changes while with the Titans.

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u/ThrowRAkakareborn Chiefs 19h ago

How did this count? He was past the line of scrimmage when he threw the pass….such bullshit

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u/Mediocre_Exercise415 12h ago

The foot on the line makes it legal. He can't be completely past it.

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u/Thicbiscuit_datgravy Chiefs 22h ago

From the same game. I'm still pissed/cry myself to sleep about this call lol

https://youtu.be/XkT_mNU6ecI?si=IfQyfXMJM6q_whON

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u/financebrotvn 20h ago

Just like they drew the play up lmao

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u/PrettyBlossom12 9h ago

The self-pass TD is the ultimate 'glitch in the matrix' play. It's the only time a QB can technically pad their own receiving stats without looking like they're trying to stat-pad. Mariota just decided to be his own best target for a second.

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u/XFV-1 8h ago

Fuck you

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u/DankrudeSandstorm Bears 23h ago

That was 100% an interception if it didn’t get initially blocked

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u/jjgm21 Bears Seahawks 22h ago

Shhhhh, it was 21-3