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In twenty years whats the worst loss to date?

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Wundrbread33 Grand Master

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Bad moment but let's face it-when you overcame everything we did in one calendar year and are still a Bersin #1 read/Chancellor pick 6 from being right there in the end, you've topped out and can hold your head high.

 

Well obviously; but in the moment, I wanted to throw an old lady on a bed of guns.

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TANTRIC-NINJA Community Regular

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The Arizona Playoff game was the one that made me go insane with anger.  It was Jake..It was John Fox it was Jeff Davidson just outthinking it.  Dangle ran it down their throats on that first drive then they wanted to go Air Jake and 6 turnovers later...

 

 

The SB loss was bad but I was so stoked to just get there that I did not expect to win.

 

Of course when J Fox and his awful math ability and the John Kasay Kick OOB happened I was emotionally invested to win. 

 

 

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It's pretty obvious at this point what most of the worst losses were, but an honorable mention I think, is the 2004 loss in the final seconds against the Saints. That was another one that stuck out to me.

 

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In 2003 we were going to wrap up the division against the Falcons in Atlanta, and Jake throws the pick in OT. Even though we won the division anyways, I remember being super, super pissed about this game it was such a let down. Other losses were more critical but for some reason that one always stuck with me as being particularly awful.

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Worst was against Seattle this past year in the nfc divisional game we were in the red zone with a chance to bring it within one score and for some reason brought out a personnel package that consisted of Dixon bersin cotchery and whoever the hell was in the back field and the rest is history smh

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Surprised no one has brought up the Bucs home game from 2012 as an honorable mention...blowing an 11 point lead in the last 6 minutes of regulation with the bucs winning the coin toss and ramming it down our throats in OT to win. It hurts my head to think that we got swept by the combination of josh freman and greg schiano that year.

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