The 70s version of a THUG...PLAIN AND SIMPLE

He was on the path to becoming a very good pro LB. The injury cut that short.

This is outstanding. Thanks so much for this. Any idea when Part 2 will be uploaded?

Classic. I remember watching this and was laughing so hard.

NOWADAYS PLAYERS ARE FUCKIN TO CUTE TO GET DIRTY!🤮

REAL MEN !!!!!! BALLING 🔥🤬🏈🦾

So autry Beamon is fine despite all those brutal hits. Maybe cte is genetic?

Man the Jungle was rocking in Riverfront.

Yellow snowballs

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Rex was the only QB that was able to play with that pressure. He did have Olin Kreutz at least.

Can we get every Steve Preece offensive play please?

Rick Tuten that is not a punters facemask

Seahawks beat the patriots in New England love it Now it’s time to beat the dolphins! Great 👍🏻 thanks Fort Knox! Love watching the old school football as well.

No beers?

His daughter was a interpreter for a deaf kid in my class when I was in 4th and 5th grade

Carlester Crumpler is one of the best names ever.

I was at this game ! I'll never forget it

Saw the lightning flash at 0:47 mark at the time the football players were doing their "set" before the snap, and at that point, the refs did not have probably a mobile lightning detection system, but the ref saw that lightning was too bright - hence too close - the ref "whistled" before the snap, and I knew that football play had to be stopped. You cannot risk the players or anyone else on the field getting a ground current should a CG-positive lightning bolt strike directly on the gridiron's 50 yard line. Not worth the risk! Get the players off the field!

Meteorologists call two thunderstorm systems converging into one a new term - it is called a Fujiwara effect.

3,000 j/kg of convective energy and Theta-E advection going up to 450 Kelvin. The rainfall rates shot up to 2 1/2 inches per hour. This was a helluva severe thunderstorm over that NFL football game!

No rocks in any of those snowballs I hope! >_<

Love the video...the Bergensen/Interstellar trailer music is superb. Thank you!

The Boz was killing it

Daryl Turner, loved watching that dude play. Probably the biggest what if we’ve ever seen in the northwest. Great video

Any profit from this video. as always, is going to the copyright holders. The songs are: Thomas Bergersen - Final Frontier David Robidoux - Against the Wind Eternal Eclipse - Dirt and Fire David Robidoux - Do or Die Joseph William Morgan - Eye of the Tiger David Robidoux - Bulletproof Marcus Warner - City of Sails

Largent had the best hands ever

One of my favorite moments in NFL history.

Literally remember watching this game as 6 year old

That's Broadway Joe commentating

This was forty years ago….damn

When the game is boring, sometimes you have to make your own entertainment

The officials have a confusing of who catch it of the touchdown or an intercepted, that also the offensive pass interference was missed, the replay cannot review of both processing of both players have the ball, maybe.

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Saw him play twice in person. Great hands! Ran precise routes. He would be great in any era.

I was at this game. I have never seen anything like that at a game. It was a lot of fun until the lightning came moving in

Iconic

If bosworth stays healthy meaning his shoulders don't go out on them and learn how to play not injured he would have been a first ballot Hall of famer

Any chance you can post the full Seahawk Cardinals '03 game? The 38-0 game?

This video is dedicated to all victims of Seahawks gridiron violence. We will never forget the price we made you pay.

Great intro and compilation. Crazy how I can remember the names of players from both teams every era. Good to see these clips. Thank you

That is the way it should be. Great hit. Stand back and throw it, be prepared to pay. Shame on the blown O-line coverage to pick that up, right guard should have picked that up since he did not engage his man anyway.

As a Hawkaholic since day #1, I remember most of these funky plays/games by Eferan Hararah and crew in the late '70's. Thanks for the memories.

About a 63-65 yard pass.

Bosworth ran about a 4.56.Hand timed.Bo ran 4.0

What exactly was the rule about food on the sidelines at the time?

Defenseless receiver? He had the ball in his hands

It drives me nuts. Anyone who says this guy belongs in a Hall of Fame when half of his highlights take place when the balls bouncing around on the ground and the whistles blown and the dude made three pro bowls in 10 seasons that’s it! stop it.