Top Three Plays/moments in your favorite team's history.

Kind of an off-shoot on my Bengals musings. Some are easy.

49ers - The Catch, Taylor's catch to win the SB and perhaps Young's TD run?

Raiders - Immaculate Reception (doesn't have to be a good memory), Holy Roller v. Chargers and Marcus Allen's run v. the Redskins in the Super Bowl/or the Squirek pick 6. HM - Mike Davis' pick v. Cleveland in '80 and "Sea of Hands."

Seahawks - Sherman's "Crabtree" rant, Wilson's pick in the Super Bowl, Bo Jackson running over Bosworth. HM - "BeastMode" run in the playoffs.

 

Eagles:
1) Philly Special
2) Randall Cunningham's run on MNF where he got hit by Carl Banks, kept himself up with one hand, and then threw a touchdown pass
3) Chuck Bednarik annihilating Frank Gifford
HM - Bednarik sitting on (IIRC) Jim Taylor for the last few seconds of the 1960 NFL championship game to clinch the Eagles' last title for 57 years.

 

Bills:

Mike Stratton destroying Keith Lincoln, 1964 AFL Championship Game

The comeback vs. Houston

Destroying the Raiders 51-3 in the AFC championship to advance to the first Super Bowl.

3B: Ignoring the "experts" and drafting Josh Allen.

 

If you want to go with plays, two of the Steelers' top three are in the same game. No. 1 has to be the Immaculate Reception, but the other two were both in Super Bowl XLIII. James Harrison's interception return for a touchdown changed the course of the game. Santonio Holmes's spectacular touchdown reception won it.

 

Jets:

 

Capitals:
1. Braden Holtby's save in Game 2 against Vegas in the 2018 SCF. If Tuch tucks that home and the Knights win in OT to go up 2-0, who knows what happens in that series.
2. Lars Eller's double OT goal in Columbus in Game 3 of the 2018 EC first round. "The Save" probably never happens if the Caps lose this game and fall behind 3-0 to the Blue Jackets. Obviously Kuznetsov's OT winner in Game 6 in Pittsburgh merits mention, but the entire run was jumpstarted by Eller's goal in Columbus.
3. Joe Juneau's overtime winner in Game 6 of the 1998 ECF. Sure, the Caps got swept in the SCF, but they'd never really been in sniffing distance of one before that year, and Juneau's goal will go down as one of the biggest moments in franchise history.

 

Bednarik was before my time, so I’ll throw in Cunningham’s 95-yard punt against the Giants. It was end of the season, or even a playoff game IIRC.

 

Sixers:

 

I’d agree with oop on the Steelers’ three.

Honourable mention to Roethlisberger’s tackle in Indy after Bettis fumbled on the one. Can’t remember the name of the Colt.

 

Good list.

I wish there was room for Fourth and 26.