Up first is Eli Manning being ‘interviewed’ by someone clearly trying her best to make Manning feel a little awkward. It works.

Am I getting this next one right? Brady is crying when he remembers how most teams thought he sucked in the 2000 draft? Unacceptable. And funny. He’s lucky the Patriots took a chance on him! SO pleased he didn’t have to be an insurance salesmen. Don’t worry all you insurance salesmen (or women); I’m sure Brady didn’t mean to offend you and totally belittle your profession.

This one’s cute just for the way it is all totally unedited, so you get to see Dan Marino try his best to compose himself and make sure he gets the team name out there early when he tries the interview for the second time round. How much do these ‘expert’ analysts get paid again?

This one just gets so much better towards the end. I love Marshawn Lynch. This is from several years back, and this is all sorts of awesome. “Hilary….she a Clinton….I’m a Clinton fan”

I dare ya…I double dare ya…

Awww…bless him. “That’s fine, that’s fine, THAT’S FINE!!” Also love the bit where he says “nothing’s funny to me”. Wonder if he means life in general. I just imagine him never laughing at anything. Ever.

Last but not least…just fail forward. You know – fail, but move forward, then fail at a fast rate. What the heck?!!

We begin with former Chief’s QB, Matt Cassell getting a little too over excited, and totally screwing up his celebration leap:

Here’s one from the college football world. Remember, folks – the ball has to cross the plane of the goal line for it to be a touchdown. This guy obviously forgot about that part:

Poor old Vernon Davis. Rejected by an inanimate big yellow goal post:

Note to Marion Barber – I am pretty sure you are supposed to land on your feet:

I can’t believe this actually happened. Love the commentary on this one: “he thinks he’s scored a touchdown…he’s scored a safety”:

So there you have it. Enjoy watching the big game tonight, but always remember – football is sometimes even better when it goes wrong.