Caught Live on Instagram: "The incident occurred during an NFL game on November 6, 2011, when the Houston Texans faced off against the Cleveland Browns at Reliant Stadium in Houston. The Texans were dominating the matchup, eventually winning 30-12, but the game is remembered for more than just the score. In the waning moments of the first half, following an interception of Browns quarterback Colt McCoy by Texans safety Glover Quin, tensions boiled over on the field. Brian Cushing, the Texans’ in

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Historic Moments on Instagram: "Back in December 2003, Joe Namath delivered one of the most unforgettable sideline interviews in NFL history 🍻🏈 Before the game, Broadway Joe had reportedly put away a full case of beer, and it definitely showed when the cameras caught up with him. Slurring his words and speaking straight from the heart, he went off-script while trying to compliment reporter Suzy Kolber, creating a moment that instantly went viral before “viral” was even a thing."