Cody Parkey's miss came in the Chicago Bears' NFC wild-card loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on 6 January 2019, when his 43-yard attempt late in the fourth quarter hit the upright and then the crossbar before falling away. The play, quickly nicknamed the Double Doink, became one of the most replayed moments of that postseason and a shorthand for agonising sporting failure. Clips of the clang circulated widely on social media and in highlight reels, and creators still reuse the sound whenever a near success turns into a public, last-second disappointment.
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The sound of Cody Parkey's field goal hitting the uprights in the 2019 NFL playoffs, a metallic clang and crowd groan used to mock a painful miss.
This short clip captures the moment Cody Parkey's potential game-winning kick strikes the uprights, producing a sharp metallic thud that instantly turns hope into disbelief. The ball bounces away as the stadium crowd gasps and then groans, making the failure feel sudden and almost physical. Because the sound is so brief and recognisable, it works as a punchline for any near miss, failed attempt, or moment when something that should have worked falls apart at the last second. Listeners hear the disappointment before they even see the context.
