If they did a "Most devastating Conference Championship losses of all time" it would be nothing but the Packers.

I can't believe 1993 Oilers/Chiefs was not included. It was basically the death of the Houston Oilers.

It really says something about old football that going up 10 with 10 minutes left elicited the announcer to call the game for the Jets. Nowadays we wouldn't even say that with 2 minutes left.

The Cowboys loss to the Giants in the 2007 divisional round needs to be on this list.

Marty Schottenheimer has to be the most unlucky head coach of all time

How is Minneapolis Miracle only an honorable mention

How was the "Red Right 88" game not on here?!? Let alone not even an honorable mention?!? Those 3 words still haunt Browns fans to this day!

In regards to that 90s Jags team beating Elway, I was a teenager and rooting so hard for a Jags/Panthers Superbowl. That would have been awesome.

As a Saints fan, it’s an understatement when I say I feel a pain like no other whenever I see the Minnesota Miracle or even the NOLA No Call. Fuck even The Catch III in 2011 hurts still. It hurts as Saints fan but even more as a Drew Brees fan. His legacy would be completely different if Malcom Jenkins didn’t get cooked by Vernon Davis, if Marcus Williams can make the easiest tackle in history, or if the NFL didn’t hire visually impaired refs. God it hurts

Falcons have really been choking since the 80’s

I'd personally go with the 2003 "4th & 26" game vs Philadelphia over the 2011 game vs the Giants for Green Bay.  As fun as the 2011 Packers were, the 15-1 record covered up a lot of flaws (suspect run game on offense & a feast or famine defense). In contrast the 2003 run felt like the stars were aligning for Green Bay. Squeaking in on the last day of the season with thanks to the miracle catch in the Minnesota-Arizona game, the OT win vs Seattle, getting a 14-0 lead on the road vs Philly...and then ALLLLLLL the wheels came flying off. Not getting more points on over 200 yards of rushing, Mike Sherman blinking on 4th & 1 with a monster Oline and a first-team all pro RB in Ahman Green, giving up 4th & 26, Favres INT in OT etc.

The Wild-card rounds have given us the three biggest comebacks/blown leads in NFL history. The Divisional Rounds have given us three plays or games so legendary they have their own names: the Immaculate Reception, the Sea of Hands Play, and the Tuck Rule Game.

I still cannot believe the Chargers fired Marty Shottenheimer after that game. First of all, losing to the Brady/Belichick Patriots in the playoffs was basically expected in most situations. Second, why is it on Marty that McCree didn't go down? I believe firing Shottenheimer led to the collapse of the Chargers organization. Yes, they made it to the championship game in 07' but that feels like a fluke, considering they've never made it past the Divisional since.

definitely the 2011 Packers against the Giants for sure, has to be one of the most upsets in NFL playoff history and man that was surely insane

Anyone else shocked Red Right 88 didn't make the list?

Chiefs v. Texans was pretty good too as an honorable mention. Texans up 24 pts at 10:00 in the 2nd but Chiefs score 28 pts in those remaining 10m.

I remember the Mile High Miracle like it was yesterday.  Once Baltimore scored the tying touchdown, all life in that stadium was gone.

imagine being down only 10 points with 10 mins left and the announcers are saying the game is over. Totally different era of football back in the 80's.

Stabler was in more legendary games than any QB in NFL History. He scored on a 30-yard run that put the Raiders up on the Steelers 7-6 moments before Franco's "Immaculate Reception." He threw the winning TD in the "Sea of Hands Game." Then  there was the "Ghost to the Post" game. Then the last second run against the Pats in 1976. Then the "Holy Roller." No QB in NFL History has that many games with names like that. Also, in 1979 he took the Raiders back from 35-14 in the 4th on Monday Night Football against the Saints 42-35. That game can be found on YouTube and is just stunning. He did that kind of thing again and again.

I never realized how sad the chargers are as a franchise man they have some painful losses