Different fans of different teams spanning different generations have seen their favorites play on Thanksgiving.

From Randy Moss and Leon Lett to the Butt Fumble and Tomlin’s Trip, there have been many anNFL Thanksgiving moment that we will remember forever.

What tops your Turkey Day NFL memories?

  • Soham_Dame_Niners@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I couldn’t tell you my favorite, but I could say my least favorite as a Niner fan was Richard Sherman and Russel Wilson eating turkey on after beating us on thanksgiving in Levi’s inaugural year.

  • TeddysRevenge@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Getting thanksgiving nachos at the stadium when my dad and I used to go to the game in the 90’s.

  • MuletownSoul@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Leon Lett has two of the most infamous/hilarious moments in NFL history. Talk about a real turkey, amirite?

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      1 year ago

      I legitimately don’t understand why people reference this so much as a memorable moment. It wasn’t particularly unique or interesting. Shit like this has happened before and has happened since. It would make it into a random bloopers youtube video, but it’s not some all time moment.

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        1 year ago

        As someone who watched it, a big reason is because of the timing. The Patriots went from 7-0 to 28-0 within a span of a minute, got a touchdown early, Jets fumble right at the three yard line, two plays later Mark Sanchez runs into his own lineman’s ass and then the very next kickoff is another fumble that gets returned for a touchdown.

        Sanchez had always gotten criticism (because he was Bad) but could shield it by saying he won in the playoffs. That game essentially signalled the end of an era of hope for the Jets with their strong defense as Sanchez became too much of a liability to actually win despite their amazing defense and then went on to only have one winning season and 0 playoff appearances since then.

        Combine that with the fact that a player running into his own offensive lineman’s ass and fumbling is funny and you get something that both serves as a representation of a moment in time, when the Jets lost all hope, and as an inherently funny play.

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    1 year ago

    Watching the Panthers beat the brakes off of Dallas in 2015. We were undefeated, at home, and were underdogs