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@roymass1300 Күн бұрын

Not just the TRUE CATCH.but also THE THROW.😀

@Critical_Thinker858 3 күн бұрын

Wow! The '74 Dolphins were a bunch of whiny babies. I never realized how bad it was. They needed to be humbled a bit. After 3 straight Super Bowl appearances they all developed a sense that the rest of the League owed them something. The grass was too wet. We lost some players to injury. We scored too early and left too much time on the clock! Stabler was lucky to get rid of an end over end desperation pass. Blah! Blah! Blah! It's called Home Field Advantage. You went to Oakland because they had the better record that year. So, it wasn't just THIS day. Other things happened throughout the season that kept the Dolphins from hosting this game at the Orange Bowl. So, it's really beneath the 2-time defending champions to complain about having to play their next man up or a wet field. And the Raiders were without their future Hall of Fame cornerback, "Old Man Willie" Brown # 24 and had 31 year old Nemiah Wilson, who would only play in 7 more games in his career, trying to cover Paul Warfield. So what? To his credit, on camera at least, Shula was gracious in defeat. But Csonka, Griese and others were less than gracious. The Raiders earned this one after coming up short prior to this match up. On a positive note for the Dolphins, it was nice to see Manny Fernandez unload on that obnoxious fan. he. he. I'm surprise the fan wasn't out cold after that forearm shiver to the noggin.

@TheGarciafan 5 күн бұрын

I love hearing Bill King on this broadcast. I listened to him do Raiders, A's, and Warriors games...one of the greats!

@sportshistorybuff319 7 күн бұрын

With Csonka, Kiick and Warfield, the 1975-1979 seasons might have been a rabid dogfight. Even without them, Miami was 10-4 in 1975 and 1977, and a playoff team in 1978 and 1979, so one would think three more Pro Bowlers would have made them competive with the Steelers, then with Denver during the Broncomania season.

@sportshistorybuff319 7 күн бұрын

Even as a Cowboy fan, the 1970's Raiders are baked into my DNA as something special following the NFL in the 1970's. Will cheer for the Las Vegas Raiders to lose every game until the end of time, as long as they are owned by that salivating goober with the spaghetti bowl haircut.

@isaus6597 13 күн бұрын

Love this, but they failed to bring up the turning point of the finals. Pens up 1 in game 4 with 7 minutes to go and Troy Loney takes a major high sticking penalty. The power play was the North Stars bread and butter all playoffs. The Penguins not only killed off the 5 minute major, but they didn’t allow Minnesota to even get a shot on goal. Penguins never looked back after that.

@twinheatingairconditioning135 15 күн бұрын

Cry dolphins cry

@oditz 23 күн бұрын

The next game was even better.

@dreman1970 25 күн бұрын

Okay first off....the previous series they were UP 3-1 on Atlanta and almost blew it but won game 7 at home....secondly... dandridge said they 'didnt have the greatest record ' and they 'struggled'....uh ..the bullets had the best record in the nba in 79!!! They were 54-28....huh???

@sportshistorybuff319 26 күн бұрын

In regard to the Dolphins winning a third straight SB, I have no reason to believe they would have done any better against the Steelers, who decisively beat Oakland on the Raiders' home field. Where would the game have been played if it happened?

@filthyswit 13 күн бұрын

It would have been played in Miami. Most likely the Dolphins win because they were in the middle of their record 27 straight home wins. Pittsburg may have been a slightly better team, but the better team doesn't always win.

@sportshistorybuff319 26 күн бұрын

Some of the most memorable NFL games happened with an ominous gray sky adding to the drama, Dallas and Pittsburgh in SB XIII, Oakland and San Diego in 1980, Colts/Jets SB III.

@Xiucoatl 26 күн бұрын

too bad they lost to the steelers next week

@GeorgeTropicana 28 күн бұрын

Wow, listen to all the dolphins trying their hardest to make bullshit excuse after bullshit excuse

@andelgado7318 Ай бұрын

Typical dolphins still making excuses!! It doesn’t matter who you had out there the raiders whooped that fishy ass!! 😂😂

@filthyswit 13 күн бұрын

Any team would do the same. Including the Raiders had they been without Tatum, Alzado, Clarence Davis and a Marv Hubbard who was not 100%

@Julian_Wallis Ай бұрын

This used to be a great team (Raiders) that was an integral part of the community. The Raiders were Oakland. Oakland was the Raiders as they said. Now its just another soulless corporate cash grab. Embarrassing to see their stadium invaded by Chiefs, Broncos, Steelers, and 49ers fans. No home field advantage anymore. What a disgrace.

@marcushyacinthe9331 Ай бұрын

The game took place on my 14th birthday. I've seen the catch, the drive, Kellen Winslow's heroics, Big Ben beating the Cardinals, etc, etc, etc, the "Sea of Hands" game was probabaly the best of them all! What I also remember is that I was a huge Steelers fan and their dynasty was born on that very same field. Stabler, Bilitnekoff, Cliff Branch, Villapiano, Upshaw, Atkinson, and all of them. They were the ultimate rivals to my Steelers. I knew all of the Raiders because I respected them. Otis Taylor only had one foot inbounds on 3rd down in the final showdown, but Franco caught the ball... Raiders Fans know what I'm talking about!!!

@r.williamcomm7693 Ай бұрын

Imagine the Dolphins losing Super Bowl 6 to the Cowboys in January of 1972 by a score of 24-3 & then being so disciplined that they went 17-0 & 15-2 including 2 Super Bowls. Don Shula was a great coach.

@Nurp-lp4vm Ай бұрын

I haven't watched modern football since it became political. All I watch is older games on KZbin. The action is better , the commentators are better etc. These modern QB's would have never made it back when you could really hit a QB!

@milnerwords Ай бұрын

Football is political now? I don't watch the NFL anymore but I'm pretty sure you don't have to pass a bill to pass a ball lol

@johncudahy9102 Ай бұрын

The Raiders and Curt Gowdy.......2nd to nothing

@joeanderson444 Ай бұрын

Cliff Branch will just blow by em'! Proceeds being covered well but catches an underthrown ball that was caught because the coverage actually outran him. History never tells the story right! On the comment of Shula scoring too quickly; it's ignorant! Yepremian had a 65.6% career FG success rate and only 60% in the playoffs at that point in his career in '74. Who is to say that he would even make an attempt?

@joeanderson444 Ай бұрын

I've never heard punting to a team as a form of disrespect! I guess you can twist anything to your liking!

@tonyg4546 Ай бұрын

The corner fell down on that play.For the same reason the receiver fell down for the dolphins was because the field conditions were very poor they were as poor for the raiders as they were the dolphins. I noticed something in the narration of this. What? I would consider the greatest game of all times the narrating. When the dolphins slip is because of the field conditions when the raiders go down, they just fell down, that's b. S and everybody knows it.

@FrankCarolei-lv6rb Ай бұрын

Miami crying over a wet field

@Chatta-Ortega Ай бұрын

I still can't believe Davis caught the ball. I was 12 and watched the game on tv..

@depaola63 Ай бұрын

I’m now 60 and from the BayArea 🏈🌟📺👀…..the Raiders were in most of the greatest games of the era ✨ I loved the Vikes 💔

@JohnnyBlaze-vv5yk Ай бұрын

Indeed one of the best games ever🔥

@Alvin-ms8rq Ай бұрын

Wow! I have been a dolphins fan since 1970 I was 14 when I saw this game I forgot about all of those key injuries we had and we still nearly won this game the greatest team in NFL history over 3 or 4 years🎉 the Miami Dolphins!! Without that injury to Jake Scott Mercury Morris Manny Fernandez playing half dead and Larry zonka hurting we probably would have blown the Raiders out again but it's just past history a lot of what ifs. many props to the Raiders

@Alvin-ms8rq Ай бұрын

Number 89 went 89 yards for a touchdown what's up with that?

@graciemaemarie11jones16 2 ай бұрын

most overrated game in nfl history. sorry.actually, not.

@graciemaemarie11jones16 2 ай бұрын

this video is geared most definetly as pro raider...the sentimental music played during the raiders duress...total b.s. then lamenting willie brown being out....screw the raiders. screw them. superbowl championships? CHIEFS 4, raiders 3.....lol

@cmupensfan 2 ай бұрын

Jay McKee missed the rest of the series after hitting Mario. Mario was a trunk of a man

@user-ho4qb4bq5n 2 ай бұрын

And to think football was only bill king"s second best sport. B'ball baby.

@byronearley8049 2 ай бұрын

Vindication for this Redskins fan, who hated the Dolphins with passion after winning SB 7. One of the greatest games ever played.

@phoustonnow 2 ай бұрын

Watching Ken Stabler makes me happy. I had to laugh when he mentioned film study. From everything I read about KS is he never watched film.

@johnodo764 2 ай бұрын

Holy Toledo!

@VINLR 2 ай бұрын

I was at this game with my brother and my sister in law was home waiting all night to tell my brother that she was pregnant lol

@markeharris6867 2 ай бұрын

Real tough guys....5 Dolphin players beating on a fan...yea ok! GTFOH

@filthyswit 13 күн бұрын

Idiot. Two players went after the fan after the fan punched a player. One Dolphin was trying to save the fan. I'm sure the bad boy Raiders would have done much worse. And the Black Hole would have joined in just to keep up appearances.

@markeharris6867 2 ай бұрын

The NFL have been screwing the Raiders over ever since then, and till this day!!! #TotalBS 💯

@wizerulz 3 ай бұрын

Total pass interference on the easy touchdown to Warfield in the first quarter. Csonka was playing hurt and Mercury Morris was out for the season with a torn knee. I doubt the Raiders or the Steelers could have beat the dolphins at full roster strength.

@user-uv6tc2zc1z 3 ай бұрын

Branch trapped that ball,miami wins

@acornsucks2111 3 ай бұрын

If the Raiders were just gonna blow it against Pittsburgh, it would have been nice to see Miami play the Steelers.

@SSNESS 3 ай бұрын

Good one

@sportshistorybuff319 3 ай бұрын

Davis' TD gave me the psychological release of "Eat it Miami and Don Shula!" after watching Anderson bragging that they could have beaten the Vikings ten times out of ten (they barely beat Minnesota in 1972) and Kuechenberg smugly bragging about dominating Alan Page. Miami were a worthy dynasty, but it became tiresome seeing them dominate so much, so dominant they projected arrogance. The same way the rest of the NFL and its fans must have felt relief when Pittsburgh got toppled from its perch in 1980 (not even making the playoffs) and Dallas was in 1996 losing in the post season to the expansion Panthers. When one thinks of the famous photo of a bleeding Y.A.Tittle in 1964, it wouldn't surprise me if much of the league was smiling at the decline of the Giants after so many years of glamor and publicity bestowed on that New York team. Wasn't it odd that Miami could still have a pair of 10-4 seasons and make the playoffs neither time, getting edged out of the wild card by Cincinnati (1975) and Oakland (1977)?

@kraigdebro9029 3 ай бұрын

The ego on this guy. We didn’t need to hear any of this. And does anyone really believe the tape was lost, or. They couldn’t find it?

@kraigdebro9029 3 ай бұрын

There is a shot in this video from a raider game at UC Berkeley. They played there because the A’s were in the World Series. The Raiders won the game and ended Miami’s win streak.

@kraigdebro9029 3 ай бұрын

The field is under sea level.