Sound represents the very e sence of the NFL, and nobody understands that better than Bose. As we count down the weeks to 50, let's relive some of the most iconic moments in football history with these 50 greatest sounds of the NFL. This installment is 20-11.20. "They are who we thought they were!"10/16/2006: After an embarra sing lo s to the on Monday Night Football, head coach Dennis Green let his emotions get the best of him during a postgame pre s conference. His had blown a 20-point lead in under 20 minutes and in just 20 seconds. The exasperated Green became yet another coach to lose his cool in timele s fashion. Although he later apologized, Green was relieved of his duties at the end of the season.19. "I'm just here so I won't get fined."1/27/2015: Despite his transcendent play on the field, has never been one to grasp for the limelight off of it. Lynch was fined during the 2013 season for refusing to talk to the media, and again in 2014, but was still reluctant to change his tune. Yet, by the time Media Day rolled around at XLIX, Lynch had found a rather hilarious way around his mandated vocality. Hey, at least he's honest.18. Antonio Freeman's MNF Catch11/6/2000:Al Michaels has seen a lot throughout his tenure as an NFL commentator, but nothing could prepare him for what occurred between the and on Monday Night Football. During the ' first overtime drive, Brett Favre lofted a pa s to Antonio Freeman that appeared incomplete. It wasn't, and Freeman snatched the ball from off his elbow, hopped to his feet and ran into the end zone for a game-winning touchdown. Michaels's call wonderfully captures the absurdity.17. Best of Vince Lombardi Sound FXThere is no name more ubiquitous in NFL history than Vince Lombardi. A pioneer of football as we know it, Lombardi was seen by both his teammates and peers as one of the greatest minds the game has ever seen. Whether it be his strategic acumen or innate leadership ability, there's a reason the trophy boasts his name. Feast your eyes and ears on some of the best Lombardi sounds NFL Films has to offer. 16. Miracle at The Meadowlands: "An Incredible Development!"11/19/1978:Much to the chagrin of fans around the world, few will forget what happened at home against the in 1978. With just seconds left and the game well in hand, all the had to was run out the clock. Instead, they fumbled and cornerback Herman Edwards ran it in for a game-winning touchdown. An incredible development, indeed.15. The Holy Roller9/10/1978:The have often ended up on the wrong side of NFL history, but during this 1978 Week 2 matchup against the San Diego , the ball finally, and literally, bounced their way. With Harry Gilles III Jersey just 10 seconds remaining and the down 20-14, quarterback Ken Stabler fumbled the ball towards the goal line. The ball was fumbled forward by two more players until the finally recovered it in the end zone for the game-winning score. Stabler's fumble will go down as one of the most bizarre and controversial finishes in NFL history, and radio announcer Bill King gives a superbly appropriate account of the madne s that transpires. 14. "How 'bout them ?!"1/17/1993:The were just one win away from reaching their sixth when they took the field against the 14-2 San Francisco at Candlestick Park. The played inspired, defeating the , 30-20, behind a balanced performance led by quarterback Troy Aikman. After the game, a jubilant Jimmie Johnson addre sed his team with a congratulatory speech. The speech ended with four words that remain a rallying cry for the to this day: "How 'bout them ?!"13. John Elway's Helicopter {"adConfig":{"preroll":{"ciuSzs":"300x60,1x1","descriptionUrl":" ","frequency":2,"iu":"/4595/nfl.com/news/article","partner":"","s1":"news","s2":"top-50-sounds-20-11-0ap3000000597705","s3":"","s4":"article","test":"","url":" ","vid":""}},"analytics":{"reportSuite":"cbsnfl","pageDetail":"top-50-sounds-20-11-0ap3000000597705","siteName":"nfl.com","siteSection":"news","siteSubsection":"news"},"autoplay":false,"clubs":false,"playlist": {"audio":false,"description":"John Elway's iconic \"helicopter\" run during Super Bowl XXXII against the Green Bay Packers.\","duration":0,"gameday":false,"id":"d4ed389e-6660-4fa8-8067-4a0e9a088187","entityId":"d4ed389e-6660-4fa8-8067-4a0e9a088187","slug":"sb-xxxii-john-elway-s-iconic-helicopter-run-436223","title":"SB XXXII: John Elway's iconic 'helicopter' run","posterImage":" ","imageSrc":" ","campaignId":"","category":"NFL Throwback","mcpID":"436223","videoSource":"nfl.com","tags": {"title":"NFL Throwback","slug":"nfl-throwback-vc"},{"title":"Migrated","slug":"migrated"},{"title":"video","slug":"video"} } ,"playlistVideoIndex":0,"playerType":"video","productId":"LEAGUE","loop":false,"live":false,"defaultMuted":false} *1/25/1998:*At 37 years old, John Elway wanted that victory. Winle s in his previous three appearances, Elway would stop at nothing to secure that elusive Lombardi trophy, even if it meant subjecting his worn down body to a big hit. Well, during a 17-17 tie with three minutes left in the third quarter, it did. On third and six, Elway scrambled and leaped to reach the first down, colliding with two and spinning in the air before crashing to the turf. radio announcers Dave Logan and Scott Hastings can barely contain their excitement.12. Sea of Hands12/21/1974:Even after finishing the regular season an NFL best 12-2, the had their hands full with the in the 1974 AFC Divisional Game. Don Shula's had won the previous two s and were leading in Oakland 26-21 with just seconds left. But, from the ' 8-yard line, quarterback Ken Stabler escaped a sack and to sed the ball into the end zone while being dragged to the ground. Running back Clarence Davis reached through a "sea of hands", as it came to be known, and secured one of the most memorable touchdowns in football history. The esteemed Curt Gowdy of NBC had the call.11. Staubach to Pearson Hail Mary12/28/1975:There have been several Hail Mary touchdowns in NFL history, but the very first miracle touchdown catch to garner that name occurred between the and during the 1975 NFC Divisional Game. With just 32 seconds left on the clock and his team trailing 14-10, quarterback Roger Staubach launched a pa s from midfield to running back Preston Pearson for the game-winning touchdown. Gary Bender of CBS had the call. Derrick Jones Jr. Jersey