The 73 points still hold the record of most scores in a match, regular or postseason. George Halas, the Bears head coach, showed the clip with Marshall’s comments to his team. George Preston Marshall, an owner of Redskins, said that the Bears are crybabies and quitters during an interview. It was a rematch since the Redskins had defeated the Bears in the regular season with a 7-3 score, three weeks earlier.

The Bears had 11 touchdowns, resulting to a one-sided victory in history. The Bears controlled 100% of the game with the infamous T-formation. It was simply known as 73-0, a match between Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins that happened on December 8, 1940, on a sellout Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C. Redskins’ zero points in a championship game It cost Vikings two points but won the game anyway with 27-22. Blaming a mental lapse, he ran in the wrong direction. He ran towards the end zone for 66 yards on that fateful day on October 25, 1964, throwing the ball on the sideline upon reaching the end zone. It was the worst play between the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers that involved the defender Marshall who grabbed the loose fumble right after a completed pass. Jim Marshall ran in the wrong directionĪlthough a comical moment that you’d find glorified in bloopers reels, it’s easy to see how embarrassed Marshall was. Here are some of the most embarrassing moments in the NFL. What these players did not know then was they are making the biggest mistakes of their life worthy of a spot in this most embarrassing moments in the history of the league. Much like any other sports, NFL players are bound to make mistakes.

Most embarrassing moments in baseball