NFL Plays That Left Fans Speechless

85% of the targets to Shakir completed. This is behind Cooper, who brought it in. Pitched it back to Al, into their touchdown. Come on, Mike. Give it to him. Come on. It didn't just happen. That'll get you through surgery. There's the pass interference. And now, there's the catch. Ball never hit the ground. Incredible catch by Lewis. Years ago, we talked to Tom Moore, then at Indianapolis, the offensive coordinator. You got a busted play here. And then Sanchez gets hit. The ball is loose, and it's alive. I have never seen this before in my life. Watch this. Vince Wilford is going to throw Brandon Moore back into his quarterback. He's going to fumble the football. This is what Reggie White used to do to people, forklift them and just lift them off the ground. He's led this comeback from 15 down with 18 unanswered points. That's just outside the goal line. Back down the sideline. He did not step out. There is no signal he stepped out. He's got Heiden out in front of him. Cripps could take it all the way for the touchdown, Cleveland. No indication he stepped out. 100 yards. Third down and goal. Tennessee in dire need of six and not three. Mariota. Mariota to the line of scrimmage. Maybe across the line. It's a flex back to him for a touchdown for the moment. Rebus bats the ball right back to Mariota. It's a live ball. Quarterback. Stafford floats it. Nakua's the target. Oh! Absolutely ridiculous to set up first down and goal. The corner. But you can't teach that. Unreal from Puka Nakua. We'll see a pick-up sometime on the right side possibly. Montana. He was spending a lot of time inside the red zone. From the 10, Roethlisberger. Throwing in zone. Antonio Brown. Spectacular catch. Touchdown. Wow. First ever helmet catch. Is this a helmet catch, Mike? Trying to get against it, right? Please tell me that's a helmet catch. See that other side of this. We used to try and do this in practice. And nobody could ever do that. That's a helmet catch. He's had seven carries for 40 yards and a touchdown. They give it to him. Touchdown. Coach Stefanski, here's your next-gen stats. Hand the ball to that guy. It's going to work. Do it a little bit more. You don't need to throw it a lot, and they haven't. Coach of the Oakland Raiders back in the day in Nebraska. His line did the job this time. And they did because as the game goes on, Bill Callahan knows what to get to. Two minutes left in a four-point game. Kirk Cousins back to throw on fourth and 18. He's given time. He wants Jefferson. Climbs the ladder. Oh, my goodness. Justin Jefferson pulled it in. The catch of his life. But we've got to look back at this. How does he maintain possession all the way through, not allow that ball to hit the ground, and he just steals it from Cam Lewis. Newton. It's close to a first down. Down in six. Would have scored, but he slowed down to celebrate at the five-yard line. And when he did, Don Beebe, hustling, stripped it away. Beebe is the fastest Buffalo Bill. Last chance for the Steelers. Bradshaw trying to get away. And his pass is broken up by Tatum. Tipped off. Let's watch this again. One million to one odds on this one. Ricochet out there off of Jack Tatum and into the man of the year, Franco Harris' hand. Here's a miracle of all miracles. Mack Hollins out on defense. He's all the way back. And Stevenson is inside the 30, flips it back. Stanford Band nowhere in sight. Uh-oh, it's picked off. Uh-oh. Oh, no. Have you ever seen an ending like that one? I've never seen anything like that. I have no idea why he was doing that. Oh, my goodness. Chandler Jones takes advantage of the opportunity. Stiff boy is Mack Jones on his way to a touchdown. I have no idea what Jacoby Myers was doing. Chandler Jones gets Mack Jones with the stiff arm and the touchdown. Friday will be the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception. I'm in disbelief. What are they going to call this one? I don't know, man. I am in disbelief. The pressure in the landing gets it off cleanly. Brown backpedals all the way to the 28-yard line. Good split special teamers, and now Brown is off to the races. Hurdles kicks a man and a flag is thrown. Makes the first guy miss here, and he's going to make nine other guys miss here. Just flailing away at number 84, but I don't know why Brown thought he had to do that. He had the outside. He could have scored easily if he sticks to his left, but instead tries to hurdle landing and puts his foot right in the face mask. Tackle for Hilliard, who took a hit, firing. Play clock at five. Pass is intercepted at the goal line. Almost made the phenomenal play that wound up in Percy's arms. There are flags on the field for a celebration. Amazing. They tried to go here, but he beats him to the punch, and I'm sorry, but I can't believe the call. Me neither. I cannot believe the call. You've got Marshawn Lynch in the backfield. You've got a guy that's been borderline unstoppable in this part of the field. I can't believe the call. And there is Brady, as demonstrative as ever, and Richard Sherman. So here you go. He's gotten hit throughout the rest of the game, and it's hurting more now. Comes down to one last play, and it's going to be getting longer by the second. You're all the way back at the 30-yard line. Now you can step into it. Here comes the Hail Mary with the game on the line, and the ball is caught. Miracle. Goodness. This town is going crazy. Daniel's extending this play, and the time allowed everyone to get down there in position to go toward the ball and be in their spot. And what a game, Jim. There are no words. That's short. That is short of it. What a play by Wilson. Crowd silent now, as opposed to when the Saints have the ball. Oh, look at this run. Marshawn Lynch. He's dancing his way. Watch him cut it back, and you're going to see all kinds of people sprinting down the field to help him. He breaks the tackle of Shanley, runs through Sharper, runs through Adele, runs through Jabari Greer. Get off me, he says to Tracy Porter. Look all the way down the field, Hasselbeck. Are you kidding me? Pressure from Thomas off the edge. Eli Manning stays on his feet, airs it out down the field. It is caught by Tyree. Oh, my God. This ball's thrown, and Tyree just goes up for it like a basketball player. Harrison trying to knock it down. Seven seconds to go. Brooks. Dante Stallworth catches it, stays in bounds. He's going to have to score on this one, and he's got a chance. Getting a couple of blocks, laddles it over to Michael Lewis. Back to McAllister. Still alive, and they got it. Oh, my God. Jerome Payton with the catch, down for the touchdown. What a play to keep your season alive. 75 yards and the score. As Jack Buck once said, I don't believe what I just saw. What an incredible play. Aaron Brooks pumped fakes to the left, comes back to Dante Stallworth. Here's the one right there, right here. Kurt Stallworth to Lewis. Watching it in live action, everything looked clean. Looked like they were behind. That was a great shot. Now there's pressure on Carney to get the extra point and tie this ball game. Don't forget, John Henderson on the inside there is 6'7". Here's Mitch Berger to hold it. And he missed it. Can you believe that finish? John Carney had missed five of seven field goals coming into this game. And Jim Hazlitt told us it was because he had trouble with his holder, Mitch Berger. I don't think they ever thought it would come down to him missing an extra point. Can the receivers get far enough down the field? Rodgers in trouble. It's going to get there. He turned 32 yesterday. Does he have a vintage moment in him? In the end zone, it is caught for the win. Richard Rodgers with a walk-off touchdown. A game-ender for the Packers. Disbelief at Ford Field.