Saturday, October 19, 2013

The Best Play of the Decade?!


Vikings vs. Bengals. Bengals were winning 10-0 with 2:48 remaining in the first half. The rookie Quarter Back Andy Dalton threw a short pass to his Wide Receiver, Jerome Simpson. Simpson ran down the sideline and did a flip into the Endzone. (Literally)



Video By. OganProductions

Saturday, September 21, 2013

My Top Fifteen Football Plays of All Time

15. (tie) Steve Young's Great
Run


15. (tie) Jags Miracle Comeback



14. J. J. Wortan 
One-Handed Grab
Video By. The Best Sporting Network in the world ESPN!

13. Best Punt Return Ever
Video By. The Best Sporting Network in the world ESPN!
12. Saints Lateral Miracle



11. The Play to Beat 
The Band

10. Packers OT Game Winner

9. Marshawn Lynch 
Beast Mode

8. Amazing Football Catch

7. Brett Favre Game Winning 
TD Pass vs. 49ers

6. Odell Beckham Jr.
Incredible Catch

5. Jerome Simpson
Front Flip


4. Santonio Holmes Game 
Winning Superbowl Catch


3. Desean Jackson 
Punt Return

2. Immaculate Reception


1. Tigers Game Winning TD
Video By. Allsaints2

Monday, September 9, 2013

Top 100 NFL Players of All-Time My List

MATT GAUNTNER'S NFL Top 100 Players OF ALL TIME!!!

#      Name                  
100. Champ Baily
99. Franco Harris
98. Troy Polamalu
97. Ed Reed
96. Lee Roy Selmon
95. Raymond Berry
94. Wille Roaf
93. Mike Haynes
92. Warren Sapp
91. Derrick Brooks
90. Rod Woodson
89. Paul Warterfield
88. Red Grange
87. Gino Marchetti
86. Lance Alworth
85. Forrest Gregg
84. Jonathan Ogden
83. Mike Webster
82. Dan Hampton
81. Richard Dent
80. Dan Fouts
79. Willie Lanier
78. Emlen Tennel
77. John Mackey
76. Dave Casper
75. Larry Allen
74. Reggie Wayne
73. Marvin Harrison
72. Chuck Bednarik
71. Steve Van Buren
70. Ray Nitschke
69. Larry Csonka
68. Curtis Martin
67. Y. A. Title
65. Bob Greise
64. Lynn Swann
63. Cris Carter
62. Terrell Owens
61. Jim Thorpe 
60. Bronko Nagurski
59. Steve Largent
58. Shannon Sharpe
57. Mel Blount
56. Alan Page
55. Darrell Green
54. Tony Dorsett
53. Mike Singletary
52. Bruce Matthews
51. Sid Luckman
50. Ozzie Newsome
49. Jack Ham
48. Kurt Warner
47. Gene Upshaw
46. Art Shell
45. Ladainian Tomlinson
44. Len Dawson
43. Bart Starr
42. Roger Starbauch
41. Deacon Jones
40. Sammy Baugh
39. Mike Ditka
38. Eric Dickerson
37. Gale Sayers
36. Tony Gonzalez
35. Michael Irvin
34. Emmit Smith
33. Bob Lilly
32. Jack Lambert
31. Otto Graham
30. Randy Moss
29. Dick Night Train Lane     
28. Merlin Olsen 
27. O. J. Simpson
26. Anthony Munoz
25. John Hannah
24. Earl Campell
23. Tom Brady
22. Terry Bradshaw
21. Ronnie Lott
20. Mean Joe Greene
19. Barry Sanders
18. Reggie White
17. Steve Young 
16. Troy Aikman
15. Bruce Smith
14. Ray Lewis
13. John Elway
12. Dick Butkus
11. Johnny Unitas
10. Deion Sanders 
9. Dan Marino 
8. Brett Favre 
7. Walter Payton
6. Don Hutson 
5. Lawrence Taylor
4. Joe Montana
3. Peyton Manning
2. Jim Brown
1. Jerry Rice

         Made by Matt Gauntner

Monday, August 26, 2013

High School Quarterback Zack Darlington Injured

  Two days ago on August 24, 2013 I was watching a high school football game on ESPN. The game was Apopka (Fla.) vs. Byrnes (S.C.). It was the fourth quarter with 6:10 remaining on the clock. Darlington was escaping the pocket, he escaped the first tackle and when he got to the line of scrimmage he put down his shoulders and turned into a runner at that point. Number 44 comes up and hammers Darlington and knocks him out of bounds. The hit was perfectly legal and there weren't penalty flags. Darlington wasn't getting up. They had to put him on a stretcher and a brace around his neck. Darlington was unconscious for a certain period of time. Near the end of the game a helicopter few over the field and landed on the practice field and airlifted him to the hospital. The doctors said that Darlington should be in the hospital for 1-2 days. 


 Video by Alex Mata

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

My Top 60 Football Cards (Part One)

  My friend posted a video on YouTube of my top 60 football cards. The video got so long that we had to suppurate it into two parts of part on in part two. Please watch it.

 
Top 60 Football Cards (part1) By INF3CT3Drag0n 

       I hope you enjoyed it!

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Colts Future Franchise

   The Indianapolis Colts had the number one overall draft pick in 2012. So the Colts drafted Andrew Luck Quarterback out of Stanford. Luck did great in the NFL his first year. He had 339 attempts and completed 627 of them. He passed for 4,374 and 23 touchdowns. Other than the great Andrew Luck there is another great rookie on the Colts offense. He is a great rookie Wide Receiver T. Y. Hilton. He was drafted round 3 draft pick 92. His real name is Eugene. His dad's name is Tyrone so people called him Little Ty, so now people call him T. Y.
 
    Hilton has 50 receptions, 861 yards, he averaged 17.2 yards, and had 7 touchdowns. Hilton also did great in kick/punt returning. He had 7 kick returns for 118 yards and had an average of 16.9. Hilton had 26 punt returns for 300 yards and 1 touchdown. In week 12 Hilton was the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week. Great future Hall of Famer Wide Receiver Reggie Wayne helped out Hilton his rookie year and Hilton said "Any questions I have he's going to answer." In week 12 2012 T. Y. Hilton played his best game yet. The game was Colts vs. Bills. Hilton returned punt for a touchdown and had an easy 8 yard reception for a touchdown. With the help of Hilton's two scores the Colts won 20-13. Hilton signed a contract with the Colts wort $2.642 million for over four years. The Colt are looking to win another Superbowl with their Future Franchise.

 
  

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Detroit Lions Kickers

  Detroit Lions kicker, Jason Hanson, retired this year. Hanson was drafted by the Lions in 1992 Round 2 Pick 56. He was a 21 year old veteran with great stats. He made it to two pro-bowls, broke many records, made 495/601 field goals, scored 2,150 points, and made his career longest 56 yard field goal.

   
Jason Hanson makes the tackle by Brian Jones 

  Since the 21 year old veteran retired, the Lions needed to get another kicker so the signed San Francisco 49ers' kicker David Akers. Akers made it to 6 pro bowls, 1,622 points, made 367/453 field goals, and tied an NFL record last year for longest field goal which was 63 yards long.

  

David akers NFL Record 63 yard Field Goal by bestdeathfan

   But David Akers has some competition. Because the Detroit Lions signed a Norwegian kicker on September 16, 2012. His name is Havard Rugland and he is 28 years old. there is a popular video on YouTube of Rugland called KickaliciousTM which was made by bighdeluxe. Out of the two great kicker I wonder who will start.


 KickaliciousTM by bighdeluxe

I hope you enjoyed the videos.