re: Biggest Super Bowl Heartbreak of All Time?

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The game should have never been put in his hands to start with.

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I definitely disagree with this, why the hell is he the starting QB if you think this? His performance in the NFC title game comeback after his horrible start and to that point in the game is why they were in that position in the first place.

Definitely Brady and the Pats losing their perfect season to weasel faced eli manning. Ugh

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That game is extra heartbreaking to Larry Fitzgerald.

Guy had an otherworldly postseason.


6/101/1
8/166/1
9/152/3
7/127/2

30 receptions, 546 yards, 7 TDs in the 4 biggest games of his life including what looked to be the game winning TD with 2 minutes left.

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You were dropped on your head as a child, weren't you?

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You're an idiot. You should listen to the interview with Bubba Smith. He actually played in the game and knows a lot more about it than your dumb arse.

Janet Jackson wearing a pastie

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Pretty sure the Titans lost a super bowl to the Rams where the guy got tackled at the 1 yard line to lose the game as time ran out. That has to be it

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IMO this is it and its not particularly close. The reason this is above the others is because the Titans came up one yard short in a game no one gave them a chance in. Seahawks lost to the Pats because of a stupid call by the coaches. They deserved to lose for outthinking themselves. Falcons just flat out collapsed and had some stupid play calls that caused the lost. Bills lost more because the Giants outplayed them and used a defensive scheme (Bellichik) that no one had used against them. Yes Norwood missed and he gets the blame and it was bad. But it was a 47 yard attempt certainly makeable but not a chip shot in them days. The best offense in the NFL was shutdown all day.

The titans getting tackled on the 1 yard line.

If Pittsburgh hadn’t already won 4 in the 70s, Super Bowl XXX might’ve been the most devastating loss in that game’s history. O’Donnell TWICE threw the football directly to the opposing cornerback and made Larry Brown a Super Bowl MVP, costing them a winnable Super Bowl.

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Rams losing in 2001. They had just won two years before, so the heartbreak probably wasn't as bad, but to watch your dynasty in the making go up in smoke in one of the all time great playoff upsets because they wouldn't give the ball to Marshall Faulk had to suck.

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And what unfolded afterwards was more heartbreaking of the four.