jets got ripped off in that game. scored twice on final drive and zebra's denied it. somethings never change

THEYRE EATING THE CATS 😂😂😂👻😾😿🙀😻😹

4:25 always liked these Oiler uniforms.

The worst Falcons team since the merger ekes out a meaningless, ugly win against a completely disengaged opponent in a mud slick. The 3-11 Falcons are undoubtedly the worst 3-win team of all time.

Oilers over Jets was Bill Peterson's only win.

Bobby Moore 3:09 = Ahmad Rashad.

Imagine Mr. Spacely saying that to Trump.

Please upload 1975 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@36:16 -- Holy damn that afro!!

Love these videos will you be uploading the rest of the 70s & 80s as well? Hope so 🙏🏼

Anyone who thinks Joe Theismann is a Hall of Famer should realize that he was the third-best Redskins QB in the 1970's. In a word: No.

I remember when Denver used to use big Riley Odoms on the tight end reverse like shown here, he was like a runaway locomotive with that ball!

Big win for Denver in Pittsburgh!!

Crack Prescott sucks

Rams loss to the Redskins on Monday night football knocked Dallas out of the playoffs

Bobby Moore = Ahmad Rashad

Is it possible that the Bears/ Vikes game was the late start for cbs doubleheader?

good for the bengals!

I used to look forward to this every week. Played football all day long and watched this on Saturday night. Great childhood

Better than Rhianna

Thanks, Scotty V for bringing back the NFL Films produced series "Pro Football Playback "!!!!!!

My all time favorite NFL year because of the best team ever.... 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers!!!!

This is when football was football played by men no high salaries

One of my all-time favorite NFL films. Hard to believe this was 50 years ago. I was 11 and I loved everything about the NFL during this era.

The music in the background reminds me of being 9 or 10 years old and watching this show. Remind me of me and my neighbor up the street Tommy fotino and playing football on our little side street there in the early to mid 70s

Bill Walton's brother Bruce at the 8:28 mark for the Cowboys.

Tom Sullivan, a blind singer performed the National Anthem with a group of singers called Up With People. It remains the best Super Bowl rendition of the Anthem I ever heard.

43:06 What a silver Vilipiano Moment 👍🏻👍🏻

O spacely é engraçado 🤭

miami shut out the buusturds 4 straight games....lol

YOU’RBRBRBRBRBRBBRBRE FIRED!!!

Yes!

KZbin sucks.

That Chief win in Super Bowl IV, was nothing but a fluke...

this was the most brutal day in Bay Area sports history. I was fan of the 49ers in 71 when Gene Washington came to my school and got his autograph. I switched to the Raiders in 72 for life until they moved to Vegas. So was totally crushed when it was all over at 4 p.m. that day.

Atlanta in 1973 was one of the two weirdest teams of the decade. Atlanta in 1977 was the other. If the 1973 offense and 1977 defense had come together, they would have strongly resembled the 1976 Raiders.

There were two very, very odd teams in 1973. Both unexpectedly had 9-5 seasons. Both narrowly missed the playoffs. Neither has won a Super Bowl to date. The 1973 Bills were powered by Jim Braxton and OJ Simpson, along with a terrific offensive line - but had not yet completely learned how to win. The 1973 Falcons are even stranger. Bob Lee had a fluke season, in large part because of the extremely soft schedule the team enjoyed. The Falcons ran up 40+ points on four different punching bags (Eagles, Chargers, Saints - 62 points on that one - and Bears) but only managed 12.5 points per game in their other 10 games, yet still went 5-5 thanks to their defense, which was genuinely good. The next year, their schedule was far harder, they stood pat on offense, and no one in the front office realized how illusory 1973 was. Norm Van Brocklin was fired - a terrible decision, as he was replaced by one of the most ineffectual head coaches in NFL history in Marion Campbell - and the 1974 Falcons became the worst non-expansion team since the Second World War. The 1973 Falcons have to be one of the three weirdest NFL teams of all time.

“YOUUU’RE FIRED! 😡” Mr. Spacely said calmly.

Harold Jackson...you wanna talk underrated? over 10000 receiving yards(double Lynn Swanns) and 76 tds. Put the man in...

That Minnesota Vikings vs Oakland Raiders opener was a big time event.

They had to change the name due to the start of the ill-fated World Football League

@4:42 that music was always one of my favorites from NFL Films

This was the first year I started watching TWIPF every week. And these are all awesome. Thank you for this.

@10:48 ....imagine if our government treated illegals like this, as they should!!

@6:11 "but as they say, it was a fight to the finish!" What a great ending to a good game. This was NFL Football back then. Awesome.

@ 29:20...."then from out of the Nordic mist, came a memory. #30 Bill Brown on a running and receiving rampage that took the pride out of the Lions...." What great writing and execution. Thank you NFL Films and Pat Summerall.

looks like Ed Podolak wasn't very popular with his teammates

HD Love

What it is bro

What's the name of that second song in the Giants Cardinals highlights? Blackjacks Martha Jane Weber but can't find it