The Greatest Games in NFL History, Ranked

Today, we bring you the biggest games in NFL history, ranked all the way to number one. We've got all the highs - fiercely contested games, last-gasp wins, impossible comebacks, miraculous plays, and even how football brought people together after Hurricane Katrina. But for every high, we have a low. Last-minute defeats, nightmare-inducing fumbles, and even the smelliest game ever played! Hold on to your helmets… it's going to be a rollercoaster ride.

In freezing Cleveland conditions, the Raiders led 14-12 with 60 seconds to play when Browns QB Brian Sipe called timeout. As kicker Don Cockroft had injured his back and missed two kicks, head coach Sam Rutigliano called a pass play."Red Slot Right, Halfback Stay, 88," and told Sipe to "throw it into Lake Erie" if no one was open.

The first-ever NFL playoff game saw the Portsmouth Spartans play the Chicago Bears indoors due to heavy snowfall. The 80-yard field was covered with tanbark and elephant manure (from a recent circus) and full of nonsense rules, like moving the line of scrimmage back 20 yards on every down.

The Buffalo Bills lost four Super Bowls between 1991 and 1994, but their first loss in 1990 may have left the most bitter taste. With seconds remaining, the Giants led 20-19. Bills' placekicker Scott Norwood stood up to the plate to try for a 47-yard field goal, which was near his upper limit.

Halfway through a 1988 playoff game, a dense blanket of fog rolled over Chicago's Soldier Field. The sudden, thick white mist made it impossible for players, coaches, fans, and TV viewers to see the Eagles, Bears, or the ball! The broadcast is comedy gold because the announcers couldn't see a darned thing.