The Vikes missed the incendiary qualities of a guy named Kapp?
@MikeHoholek7 күн бұрын
I once saw the Lions play at tiger stadium. In early 1970's Mel Far ran a record russing yards. It snowed and there was a 10 minutes standing ovation. Greg Landry quarter back. That was real tough football. Body blocks were allowed back then. No delay in game for instant replay.
@maryacosta174710 күн бұрын
Howard Cosell made MNF exciting!!!! He was & still is the #1 SPORTCASTER 🥇👏🇺🇲🏈👍😉
@Jean098765432110 күн бұрын
PBP: Merle Harmon Color: Jim Turner
@willieduffie496713 күн бұрын
Dann......"I loved this team...and that "beautiful uniform....... Please bring back that uniform!!!"
@GOLDBLOOD41516 күн бұрын
I started this year watching every 49er game in a row on KZbin starting in the 1950's. This game was such a shitshow 🤣😫🤮 lol I couldn't imagine watching this season back then as a fan. Thank gawd Bill Walsh dropped outta heaven soon after. thank you for the video
@danielbutton-s9i16 күн бұрын
Donald Trumps new chief of staff at 39:10
@beeemm257818 күн бұрын
Ray Malavasi had Tony Soprano and Paulie Walnuts firing up the team at halftime..lol. Whatevah happened there..
@melbrowne337019 күн бұрын
Sounds like a Familiar voice in the broadcast booth
@melbrowne337019 күн бұрын
Sounds like a Familiar voice in th broadcast booth
@timroebuck345820 күн бұрын
What the hell did Meredith do with the money we sent him to get singing lessons?
@MarkHermann-u5p21 күн бұрын
Yes the packers outplayed them😢
@MarkHermann-u5p21 күн бұрын
John Jefferson came in 81 the pack needed a Jack Youngblood defender
@MarkHermann-u5p21 күн бұрын
Bart Starr deserved better 😢
@MarkHermann-u5p21 күн бұрын
Thanks for this
@RonaldSpikes22 күн бұрын
I give anything to go back to those days of my childhood
@LindaMerchant-bq2hp23 күн бұрын
Memories of the orange bowl before joe robbie stadium
@joerockhead724625 күн бұрын
calvin hill on the skins? hell no! who's next, jake scott?
@DeuceDropper25 күн бұрын
New York Jets ❤ Houston Oilers
@jennifershaft787927 күн бұрын
OJ was the best runningback in the 70's
@Killatwos29Ай бұрын
My good friends uncle was 22 Rolland lawrence
@donaldcarpenter5328Ай бұрын
I see so many 49ers that will one day play in multiple Super Bowls; Joe Montana, backup, Freddie Solomon, starter, Dwight Clark, back up just to name a few. For the Seahawks there's Danny Doornick or Dr. Dan, #22 Dave Brown #44 John Harris, Terry Beeson, so many that would play on future Seahawk playoff games, but not Sherman Smith, Jim Zorn, Cornell Webster, Al Hunter, Sam McCullum, Steve Raible. Who KNEW one team was destined for GREATNESS and the other wouldn't make the Super Bowl for another 1/4 of a century, in fact, not until the NEXT century.
@donaldcarpenter5328Ай бұрын
Autrey Beamon, I had his autograph too!. Oh, Steve Niehaus too.
@donaldcarpenter5328Ай бұрын
Cornell Webster, my very FIRST Seahawk autograph, Nick Bebout my 2nd. and reserve Doug Long my 3rd.
@donaldcarpenter5328Ай бұрын
Norris Weese, Gary Kubiak, just two of the back-ups that came in for their Star starters only to KICK our fannies. Stan Humphries came in for Dan Fouts a couple of times and cleaned our clocks.
@donaldcarpenter5328Ай бұрын
I was at OJ's LAST game as a Bill in Seattle. He didn't play in our 56-? beating of Buffalo. Just my dad and I. A GREAT DAY for for us since my parents were divorced and I didn't see much of him. Seahawk football brought us together. Originally, dad was going to alternate between my older brother and me. Then, our Stepmother who had NEVER given two hoots about football, professional or otherwise suddenly demanded to attend MOST of the games leaving us the preseason and a couple of home games during the regular season.
@genesmiley9866Ай бұрын
This is unwatchable - that so-called "image stabilizer" ruins it completely.
@R.POliverАй бұрын
The day Dan White did what so many of us were actually happy he did.
@matchpoint14Ай бұрын
44 year later and I remember all those names just like it was yesterday. I was only 11 then, but I was glued to the tv each time they played. I was so pumped up on each play. I loved watching them more than anything in the world. I lived just down the interstate from old Fulton County Stadium and when I got my license I started going to games. It was so cheap back then and easy to get in and out of. I have not been to a game since the 80s. I still love watching them but from the comfort of my home. I am too far from the Benz stadium.
@darrylhaynesАй бұрын
Back in the good old days of football And the much better pregame shows I miss those days
@paulsonj72Ай бұрын
A game that for seeding meant nothing to Minnesota as they were locked in as the 3 seed in the NFC. Houston had to win in order to lock up a playoff spot
@jacklopinto946Ай бұрын
jack saw it gene washington set the stage for jerry rice! john brodie set the stage for 1981 joe montana
@jacklopinto946Ай бұрын
how about my name sake jack whitaker
@EAZYEISAIAHCOACHFANOFTHELASVEGАй бұрын
an i am fan that team that lost to the 1980 dallas cowboys led by danny white.
@tracyisbestАй бұрын
LOL @ 1:15 Never allowed today under any circumstances! As well as a lot of those on the intro.
@papapaul5167Ай бұрын
Do you know what I saw or should I say I didn’t see? anybody showboating I cannot watch any football anymore because every play everybody showboats every single play and I cannot take it and then they lose so makes them look stupid
@johnliberty3647Ай бұрын
Brent Musberger and Irv Cross… pre game shows haven’t been worth watching since those 2.
@lucascornell446Ай бұрын
Clark Gaines beat game
@DanDan-xj8oxАй бұрын
The run by Andrews at 58:00 is so awesome I'm gonna write a play by play. 1st & 10 from own 24, Bartkowski swing pass right to Andrews 49ers SS Lott delivers hit at full speed and falls down Andrews shakes off hit by Lott and sprints forward, he is converged on by 5 other niners Shakes of another direct hit from 27 who also falls to the ground Andrews sprints forward again until finally being dragged down from behind at SF 30yd line by 21.. Tarkenton yells "OH MY GOD" one of the best runs in nfl history I have never seen before..a must watch
@DanDan-xj8oxАй бұрын
Women back then are so naturally beautiful. No fake crap... They haven't been poisoned by big pharma and the FDA...
@michaelellison31Ай бұрын
This was the last Raiders game I attended before they left for Los Angeles. I remember the excitement of the day and the score was burnished in my memory. What a great stadium for sporting events.
@chuckcreecy6904Ай бұрын
Greg Landry was my favorite player at this time. I loved to watch him run the football. RIP Greg
@karenwalters7131Ай бұрын
This is the first game I actually remember. My dad, granddad, and a couple of the guys from the Union Hall at our house.
@inamorata966Ай бұрын
Phyllis George then Jayne Kennedy. Good Lord in heaven. BTW, every female sports reporter on the television is standing on the shoulders of PG and JK. Irv Cross is another pioneer for male black sportscasters. Well done, CBS!
@magnashield8604Ай бұрын
What a bull crap PI call at the end. The refs did all they could to help Pit win.. as to Washington, what was the score when BYU met them?
@beejwestner1056Ай бұрын
What a gem of a game! Stumbled upon this and so glad I did. Added to my saved list!
@beeemm2578Ай бұрын
10:21 unheralded Joey Browner with the whack
@beeemm2578Ай бұрын
3:06 sounds like a bird in the pressbox. Probably trying to grab Cosells rug off his head to build a nest. Lol 😅
@shastina5493Ай бұрын
I was on the sidelines cheering for San Francisco with my high school song girls (pom poms) team! I will never forget that day! Horrible weather, muddy and Clark running down the side of field is scary when you think you might get ran over! Lol! ❤ my Niners! 💯
@shawngreene1225Ай бұрын
Anybody know the name of the song when John Facenda said it was a demolition job by the doomsday defense? Just as I finished that last sentence goosebumps broke out😂😂😂 no BS
@christopherhoffman251529 күн бұрын
@shawngreene1225: Blockbuster is the name of the tune.