National Fail League: A look at Week 12's flops
There are plenty of places to get highlights from Sunday's football action, which is why we chose to do something a little different. Instead of posting the best highlights of the weekend, we'll make the biggest fails the topics of discussion.
In what's become a recurring theme this season, officials still can't figure out what's considered a catch these days. The 49ers continued their putrid season by embarrassing themselves a bit more, and to make matters worse: The Browns are in primetime without their main attraction, Johnny Manziel, because he couldn't keep himself out of the club.
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Take a look above at the week's most hilariously depressing fails, and be sure to check out Week 11's edition here if you missed it last week.
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Ranking the 50 best players who spent their entire careers with one team:
50. Jeff Bagwell, Houston Astros
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49. Willis Reed, New York Knicks
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48. Todd Helton, Colorado Rockies
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46. Reggie Miller, Indiana Pacers
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45. John Havlicek, Boston Celtics
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43. Dick Butkus, Chicago Bears
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42. Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds
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41. Barry Larkin, Cincinnati Reds
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40. Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia Phillies
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39. Michael Strahan, New York Giants
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38. Brooks Robinson, Baltimore Orioles
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37. Mike Richter, New York Rangers
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36. Chipper Jones, Atlanta Braves
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35. Kevin McHale, Boston Celtics
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34. John Stockton, Utah Jazz
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33. George Brett, Kansas City Royals
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32. Carl Yastrzemski, Boston Red Sox
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31. David Robinson, San Antonio Spurs
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30. Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh Pirates
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27. Isiah Thomas, Detroit Pistons
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26. Sandy Koufax, Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers
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25. Dan Marino, Miami Dolphins
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24. Yogi Berra, New York Yankees
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23. Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore Orioles
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21. John Elway, Denver Broncos
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20. Stan Musial, St. Louis Cardinals
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19. Jerry West, Los Angeles Lakers
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18. Walter Payton, Chicago Bears
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17. Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh Pirates
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15. Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers
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14. Barry Sanders, Detroit Lions
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12. Derek Jeter, New York Yankees
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11. Bill Russell, Boston Celtics
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10. Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees
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9. Mario Lemieux, Pittsburgh Penguins
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8. Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers
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5. Joe DiMaggio, New York Yankees
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3. Jim Brown, Cleveland Browns
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2. Larry Bird, Boston Celtics
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1. Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers
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