And another juiced up Baffert horse.

Game 7 went up against Monday Night Football ironically it was at Giants Stadium that night

John J. Fillipilli is now the executive producer of the YES NETWORK since day 1 in 2002

To the best of my knowledge, this game in August 1965 was the only time that Jim Brown and Dick Butkus actually competed against each other in the NFL. It was the start of Brown’s 9th and final season, and Butkus’s rookie season.

You could add about 50 more since this video was made

Im making them at night

All I know this man should been in the hall a long time ago don't make any sense best back skin's ever had and the new name of the team sucks worse name in the league I don't watch them anymore they don't have any heart anymore like the old days

Navy. It's Not just a Job.

LFGM!! Best World Series ever! Casey Stengel with Metsy, Metsy, Metsy! One of the GOATs!

Brings back great memories: I was in NYC for games 6 & 7. Couldn't get tickets but still soaked up the energy and excitement of being in the city and watching with fans in bars and restaurants. Also, this was the last time I visited New York City, almost 40 years ago.

The Dynasty that should have been....

The "Bionic" Tommy John. "Houdini couldn't have done it better" (announcer describing 3rd baseman Graig Nettles, I love how the announcers make the game sound so dramatic.

Even convicted murderers tend to get released before their full sentence. Hasn't Pete been punished enough?

3 swings 3 homers reggie what a player

the golden years of the NFL , i miss my REDSKINS

Growing up in green Bay during the Lombardi era, Taylor and Nitschke were my heroes. May they rest in peace.

I Sean Finneran was about 4 to 5 years old back in the summers of 1996 and 1997.

I Sean Finneran will always remember the summers of the 90's and 2000's because they were the best summers of my young life.

THE *MOST* UNDERRATED PLAYER IN NFL HISTORY

So happy to find this gem! I loved this back when I was a kid!

Mr. Relevant

Bill Russell cheated first.

"Somehow Baseball always manages to come up with that great 6th and 7th game!!"

Thank you for posting this!

Cool! Do you have the montage from 1984 too?

What is the name of the song at 10:19 after Gibbs calls out the play?

Baffert juice strikes again

In that customer service training video, there's a version of this song with some instruments removed. I wonder where I can find that version.

I'd like to return these shoes "Could you come back in a half hour?"

I remember my dad having this VHS... This tape is the reason Steve Atwater is my favorite safety

Every tackle was a personal foul

I remember Bart Starr pulling Taylor out of a " dustup" before it escalated to a fight or penalty. Starr grabbed him and pulled him to the bench and all Packer teammates were saying "good job Bart" . Character of a team.

25:07 the 1989 blue jays started the season under jimy Williams

Reggie cheated

Go Pack Go

LETS GO GIANTS BABY!!!!!!! WR's ALL DAY LONG GO & HELP DANIEL JONES NOW!

MY BOY BUTKUS WAS THE REASON I STARTED WATCHING AND ACTUALLY ENJOYING WATCHING NFL FOOTBALL. WHEN I WAS A KID IN CALIFORNIA, AND ABC MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL BEGAN, IF THE BEARS WERE PLAYING, YOU COULD BET YOUR LAST DOLLAR MY HOMEWORK AND ANY CHORES I HAD WERE DONE BEFORE KICKOFF. TO ME, BUTKUS WAS THE DEFINITION OF FOOTBALL. MY #1 PLAYER OF ALL TIME. R.I.P .MR. BUTKUS YOU MADE A KID LOVE THE GAME.

The Bucs gave it all they had and more that day and lost to the better team that day!! The battle and fight did matter!! Love this theme for this game thank you!!

Shane sent me

The audacity to think you could play in that league

I totally agree but the question was based on the runs that were shown and MARSHAWN'S RUN encompassed all of the attributes that constitutes the makeup of a all around RUNNINGBACK on a breakaway long distance run play for a touchdown as he ran over, through,out ran and gave "stay away orders" i.e. stiffarms on his way to the zone for 6. Barry on the other hand did not do all of that is his run that was used to make a decision based upon. We all (or any one with a brain in their head) should without question know that Barry Sanders is arguably the greatest ever (had he not retired early it would not even be up for discussion). So please do not misinterpret what I commented in any way. I am in no ways a fool but, You yourself cannot even argue about which of the two runs that were put up to pick from was the most prolific and the most all around display of the skills,speed and power that is looked for in a runningback. MARSHAWN is and was extremely more physical on his way to the zone throughout his entire career and it was his style of play that Barry went out of his way to avoid and in turn is one of the key contributing factors in his choice to retire early.

How about letting Justin Fields where your number one

“I enjoyed football because of the competition and the combat and the pain and the suffering.” -Jimmy Taylor

Back when role models actually had morals

i saw it on telivison and sports illustrated

Lou =Paul kinda

Arod =Reggie kinda

Swear to god we suck we suck we suck we suck we suck

7:20

Can't believe 2014 is 9 years ago...