Smartest Plays In Football History || HD (Part 2)

Just hear those sleigh bells jingling. Ring, jingle, jingling. Ring, jingle, jingling. Jingle, jingle, jingling. It's a lovely way to put a sleigh. Redhill sending up. And the slot pass quickly to the outside. And running into his own. Wishes it was dead at the spot. Because he's taken down at the 14 yard line. Ran into Thielen. So the play was still alive. It's a loss of 10. Man, what a play by Jair Alexander. You want to find out why this kid is so highly thought of? Watch this one. He's going to run right through Thielen. Into Diggs. Knock him down. And make that play. That's as good a corner play as I've seen this year. That is great. Jones through. And look at he. Oh, and he's outs Fox them. He doesn't go in for the touchdown. He takes a knee at the one yard line. And that's exactly what the Jets were trying to do. To get him into the end zone. I mean, you talk about a guy that gets it. On the field, off the field. Maurice Jones through. Here he's turning down a touchdown. To keep the clock going. To keep the game. That is brilliant. It's brilliant. To move the chains. A last gasp for the Broncos. Sobranski's legs might be critical here to save time on throwing the ball. Down the middle. James. The lateral. To the corner of the end zone. Sobranski. And his redemption. After the interception. The hook and lateral. And he goes in. This is beautiful. Shades of Utah. Fiesta Bowl 2004. Boy, is that. Look at the execution. It's perfect. And look at Louis Baker in right by him. Because he wasn't expecting that at all. Inside the one. That's a smart play to catch that at the 10-yard line there by Keegan Brewer. So, North Texas has come into Fayetteville. He never made a fair catch sign. Oh, he did make a fair catch signal. He's gone. Brewer down the sideline. This is going to be a touchdown. He caught that at the 10. Nobody thought he was going to do it. And he took off. Yeah, I was thinking to myself, I didn't see a fair catch sign. But he kind of stopped. Everybody else stopped. We all did. And there was no whistle blown. And away you go. Listen up. See if you hear a whistle. And that's when I looked away when he stopped still. I've got to believe that's intentional. I agree. They run it to Gurley. Gets the first down and more. And Gurley will get to the end zone. He's going to run cross. Look at this. I'll tell you. We saw him do it earlier this year. This is the single most unselfish superstar player I have ever seen in my life. Eight first downs, all passing. What are you going to do? Make a nice four-yard gate in that position? Hard throw. Look at that. But several weeks ago, it's in the playbook. It's a great play by Duriel Harris to hit him on a dead run. And Marquette King going to run with it. Shot at the first down. He has a first down and out of bounds inside the 40. And it looks like he's going to either get it blocked or get tackled. He runs around to the outside. He can run. Everybody is downfield. The two guys for Jacksonville are downfield. The two returners and the coverage guy. He just dumps it off for a first down. Rosen fakes the spike in the end zone. Tucks down. Rosen. Throws up the field. Intercepted by Mack. And this will be good enough for a first down. And Gurley will just shut it down inside the five to run out the clock. He could have taken that to the end zone. And I think that tells you a great deal. ["Bad Things"]