These Completely Shameful Choke Jobs Are The Worst In Sports History

You don’t want to be known for pulling off a some of the worst choke jobs in the history of professional sports. But if you are on this list, you have that dubious albatross hanging around your neck, and you will probably never live it down.

Patriots vs. Giants

The Patriots were on the road to becoming the NFL’s first 19-0 team, when the New York Giants put on an amazing, come-from-behind victory.

Cowboys vs. Seahawks

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The Tony Romo fumble. It’s legendary. It’s the one lasting image Tony Romo has for his entire career. The world isn’t fair.

Packers vs. Seahawks

in 2014, the Packers looked like they were finishing off the Seahawks, when Russell Wilson pulled off an amazing comeback with mere seconds left on the clock.

Jean van de Velde

In the 1999 Open Championship, van de Velde looked like he would cruise to an easy victory, with a five-stroke lead over his competition during the final round, and a three-stroke lead on the final hole. But, he blew it.