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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10.

Funniest NFL fails.

Taylor can't stop him, either, and it's a second touchdown in the last two minutes of the game by the Patriots defense.

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On a conversion on third and goal by San Francisco on Davis, is rejected by the crossbar.

Jeremy Maclin toughing it out, doing everything he can for this Eagle team today.

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For this list will be looking at fails, occurring in games, which include gaffes, misplays, accidents, miscues or anything else along those lines.

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Yeah, number 10 DeSean Jackson drops the ball early.

There's a reason hubris exists in the world.

Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson scored would look to be his first touchdown in the NFL McMann e touchdown After catching a pass from quarterback Donovan McNabb, Jackson got a little ahead of himself and jettison the ball before actually crossing into the end zone.

Watches very closely.

He has secured the football.

I saw it live and it didn't look right.

And you just can't do that.

This little upsy caused the touchdown to be called back with the ball place on the one yard line.

Did their view runner lost control of football prior to going into the end zone?

I, by rule valuable around Philadelphia on the one yard line?

First and goal this'll misplace should serve as a reminder to cross your tea's dot your I's and throw the ball down in triumph after you've crossed into the end zone.

Number nine.

The double doink doink is more than just a funny word.

It's the sound made when a football hits off the cold steel of an end zone upright.

It's impossible.

It's what bears kicker Cody Parky heard when attempting a game winning field goal in the NFC wild card game against the Eagles in 2019.

The ball soared through the air, hooking left with ricocheted off the upright, hit the crossbar and then finally, the ground.

The bizarre miss meant the end to the bear season.

It looks like it bounced off the crossbar as well.

Oh, my goodness, the Bears season's gonna end on a double drink.

The funny thing is, on the previous attempt, Parking made a good kick, but the Eagles called time out just before the snap, so the field goal was called back and Bears head coach Matt Nagy is reaction to the dunk itself was absolutely priceless.

Number eight.

Tony Romo fumbles the stamp in a similar situation to our previous entry.

The Dallas Cowboys needed a field goal to win the NFC wild card game back in 2007.

There are no joints to be found here, however, as the ball never got off the ground.

That's because Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo mishandled the snap during a 19 yard attempt 19 yard field goal attack.

It is fumbled by Romo.

Romo is gonna run to the incident, and he's gonna get tackled by Jordan Babineaux.

Amazing way.

Get this gem of a play Instead, where Romo frantically tried to run the ball into the end zone on Lee to get tackled and fumble the ball away, along with any chance of the Cowboys advancing in the playoffs.

Your whole season comes down to that amazing on.

You know, one of the crazy things about this sport is that if you're a regular quarterback, you almost never are the holder.

Number seven.

No, Leon, when you hear the name Leon, let your mind might jump to his blunder in Super Bowl 27 where he almost scored a touchdown but got caught showboating.

Instead, Way were attempted to choose that play.

It didn't have much of an impact on the game itself, and Dallas went on to win and became Super Bowl champs.

Flash forward to a snowy Thanksgiving Day game against the Miami Dolphins, where the Cowboys were on the verge of winning after blocking a kick attempt.

The celebrations even started on the sideline and anticipation way for Miami did.

That could be a touchdown in Miami has covered it.

However, good old Leon was back to his old ways and came barreling out of nowhere towards the ball, allowing Miami to recover it for a chance at another field goal.

It's Leon left, no kick was good and Miami went on to win the game.

16 14.

Way to go, Leon 16 14.

Number six Garros Gaff.

It's never a good sign when a gap is named after you.

When Garrow your premiums field goal attempt is blocked in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl seven, he's able to recover the ball.

But instead of just falling on it, he throws it on Lee.

He doesn't.

He whips on the ball so hard it bounces off his arm straight into the hands of Washington's Mike Bass, who takes it for a touchdown picked off by the Redskins.

Bythe, he should go a long way.

That has to be, without a doubt, one of the saddest throwing attempts of all time.

This misplay happened during Miami's undefeated season, so imagine squandering that historical feet on that kind of non throw.

Suddenly, Washington is right back in the ball game, 14 7, with plenty of time remaining.

Fortunately for the Dolphins that did not occur and they're undefeated.

Season remained intact despite Garros gaffe.

Don Shula on the Miami Dolphins, undefeated champions of the world number five, the River City relay.

Dante Stallworth catches it, stays in bounds.

He's gonna have to score on this one on.

He's got a chance.

Everyone loves a good relay.

Ever since the Cal Bears ran the play for a dramatic come from behind win, many teams have tried to do the same.

It doesn't usually work because there are many moving parts, making it super risky to run.

The Saints, by some miracle, were able to pull it off and score a touchdown back to McCallister Still alive A with touchdown.

All that the Saints needed was to successfully kicked the extra point to tie the game with no time on the clock and keep their playoff hopes alive.

But the miraculously finish was not to be, as kicker John Carney missed wide right.

Where's Miss Berger?

The holder?

Andi Miss it?

Can you believe that finish?

A cruel twist of fate.

Dash New Orleans hope of capitalizing on their amazing play.

Now that's a fail number.

Four.

The miracle at the Meadowlands.

With 30 seconds left in the game and leading 17 13 against the Philadelphia Eagles, it seemed like a surefire win for the New York Giants.

Seemingly un prepared for the snap.

New York quarterback Joe Pass Arctic proceeds to follow the football, allowing Herman Edwards to scoop it up and return it for a touchdown.

And the wind here's afraid for I don't believe it.

Eagles Pick it up.

Herman Edwards runs it in for a touchdown.

An incredible development.

No one could believe what they just saw.

If the Giants simply went into victory formation, they would have run out the clock.

Absolutely unbelievable.

He Xhaka and bizarre sickness.

The connection ball hops up on the one hopped a hermit Edwards.

He's in a got an open lane right into the end zone with 20 seconds left while the Giants air running out the game.

The full pot caused so much outrage, the offensive coordinator was fired the next day while head coach John McVeigh was let go of the end of the season.

However, much to the chagrin of Giants fans, this wouldn't be the last time the Eagles pulled off a miracle on them to Sean Jackson gets a block.

Are you kidding to Sean Jackson?

Still not in and now in for the touchdown?

No flags.

Unbelievable.

Number three Jim Marshall runs the wrong way.

Imagine how it must feel to pick up a fumble, see a clear path to the end zone and score a touchdown triumphant.

You look back at your teammates on Lee to find that you're in your own end zone and you didn't score a touchdown.

But a safety.

That's what happened to Jim Marshall in the 1964 game against the San Francisco 40 Niners, right into the hands on White 16 starters.

It's going to save.

He was even congratulated by an opposing player.

Fortunately, the Vikings were still able to come away with wind.

Still, it's something embarrassing to have happened at the highest level of football to see that replayed over on over on over, it's painful to watch.

Marshall did, however, received a letter following the error from Roy Regal's, who was involved in a similar play during the 1929 Rose Bowl.

The letter read, Welcome to the club number two.

The Colts swinging gait play.

Where do we even begin with this one?

The Colts claimed they were trying to confuse the New England Patriots with a fake punt and catch them either offside or with too many men on the field.

Right?

Maybe it could have worked if they executed really quickly, but that didn't happen.

He'll snap it, actually, coat.

Anderson is behind him.

What in the world?

The Patriots even seemed a bit confused, but they still understood what was happening and surrounded the two Colts players by the ball.

No one should have been surprised at the outcome when the ball snapped, You got a guy on either side of him.

What are you doing here?

They don't even try to run a play.

On top of the embarrassment of having tried that play, the Colts also received a penalty for illegal formation.

What was the plan?

I don't know.

I mean completely nuts before we unveil our topic.

Here are a few honorable mentions.

The Bills.

No touch the Bills.

Try a hands off approach and the Jets recover their own kickoff for a touchdown.

Bounces.

Bills goes to get it.

Now.

Gillislee tracks it down in the end zone with a touch.

What are the Bills doing?

28 to 3?

One of the worst second half collapses as the Atlanta Falcons blow a 28 to 3 lead to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 51.

Toss the White.

Yeah, he's in.

Patriots win the Super Bowl.

Brady has his fifth.

What a comeback.

Steelers.

No snap.

Pittsburgh Center B J.

Finney forgets to snap the ball when the play is called, resulting in a penalty 20.

Okay, but you put a new center in the game.

You need to snap.

It failed.

Philly special Old Man Brady and the Patriots failed to execute the Eagles signature trick play.

Meanwhile, third down and five here.

Ah, now you're gonna flip back here.

Thio throws, and it's great you can haul it in.

Trampled the Viking steam roll a sound guy as they come charging out of the tunnel onto the field.

Ouch!

Timing is everything.

Linval Joseph In the pregame introductions Still at work.

This man is tough.

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Number one.

The Butt fumble.

Quite possibly the funniest miscue in the history of the NFL.

Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez runs into the butt of his teammate fumbling the ball in the process.

Even worse for the Jets, the Patriots are able to recover the fumble.

Four touchdown.

Sanchez gets hit, the ball is loose and it's alive.

And then going into the end zone, this Steve great Hillary, who's had an interception, two fumble recoveries on a touched US so much yet simultaneously.

So little happens on this play.

It bears repeating a grown man paid to play the game of professional football at the highest level runs into the posterior of another man paid to play the game off professional football.

Mark Sanchez not expecting it.

And it was the backside of Brandon Moore that knocked the ball out.

Sometimes it really is that simple.

You can't make this stuff up even if you tried.

I think the play was a microcosm of Mark Sanchez's career.

He ultimately never mastered the most important element of playing quarterback in the NFL Ball security.

Just a reminder.

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