1969 Season Super Bowl IV Vikings vs Chiefs

[@victorkreitner754]

Seeing the intros at the start I couldn't help but think of Vikings guard Jim Vellone who died while still in the prime of his life at age 33 from Hodgkins Lymphoma. When he retired he endured chemo for the last 6 years of his life while raising 2 sons until he passed in 1977. Think about this every time you think you have it bad in life or want to quit. Maybe this year the Vikings get back to the Super Bowl and finally win it for all these guys who represented the purple jersey. Imagine if it's KC/Minn meeting again in a Super Bowl in 2025.

[@brianarbenz1329]

Wow, I had not heard about Jim Vellone. Thanks for the info. I salute his memory. Very brave person.

[@michaelleroy9281]

And of all places New Orleans

[@ranchokitty1]

you're right! i catch myself brooding when things go sideways but I should thank my stars, I really got it made but its easy to forget.

[@jamesthomas7405]

I'm betting on it Vikings looking very impressive in recent weeks.

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@jamesthomas7405 That'd be good see. They, the Bills and Bengals deserve a Super Bowl win someday.

[@2095yourstruly]

Thank you for providing some real football to watch. Classic stuff.

[@brianarbenz1329]

No wardrobe malfunctions. at 1:13:35

[@VintageProFootball]

@@2095yourstruly unfortunately, there just isn’t much in the way of original network broadcasts from the 60’ and early 70’s.

[@RafaelSale]

Raal football was played in the NFL back then. The Superbowl was game played for the championship and not a not woke spectacle.

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@RafaelSale _"not a woke spectacle."_ BAHAHAHAH 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄. Had you not met your quota for the week of invading non-political video threads with your mindless repetition of right wing bogey words? God, what hilarious inanity.

[@Lugnut64052]

We lived in the Kansas City market and were huge Chiefs fans. I remember watching this came live with my dad when I was ten years old. Great memories, thanks for the upload.

[@bufnyfan1]

That fan support was why when KC was planning to build Arrowhead Stadium at about this time (as part of the Truman Sports Complex) they got overwhelming support for it. (unlike now when voters were against providing the current Chiefs team with the money to refurbish Arrowhead)

[@douglaspaulhurd1174]

There are so many Chiefs in the HALL OF FAME from this team.

[@alcann4234]

Got the Super Bowl IV Tudor Electric Football Game from the 1970 Sears Wishbook for Christmas, 1970. The plastic pieces for the game were representative of the colors the teams wore in the SB, and I liked the red guys more than the white guys. Thus began a lifelong love affair for me and the KC Chiefs. And, I live near NY City! Lots of ridicule awaited me when my team perpetually stunk during my junior high, high school, and college years until I attended a playoff game, at Shea Stadium in NY, 1986 and saw them get crushed by the Jets. That was their first playoff appearance since the infamous Christmas Day 1971 loss to the Dolphins. Lots of frustration and heartbreaking playoff failures awaited me from 1986 until 2020, when they did something that I never thought I would ever live to see ... a Super Bowl victory, let alone a Super Bowl appearance. So I, like many long time Chiefs fans have paid their dues, and are revelling in today's successes. Thanks for the video!

[@VintageProFootball]

@@alcann4234 yes, my older brother received one for Christmas and I remember playing it often.

[@chriswhite3332]

I was a 10 year old kid who attended the longest game in NFL history in K.C. MO. in old Municipal Stadium. Christmas Day 1971, which you referenced. Yep, it's still a disappointment after 53 years!! Thank goodness for this current wonderful era in Chiefs history!!

[@dcaa62817]

I also got that electric football set for Christmas that year. I was a Vikings fan. Little did I know that the Vikings and Super Bowl Sundays would not end well through 1977 when they last appeared in the big game.

[@jamesmziegler]

I remember that exact Tudor football game. My parents took us kids to St. Louis for our annual Christmas shopping trip. At Sears, the toy department had that Chiefs vs Vikings game out of the box and all set up, ready to play.

[@bryanmiller8159]

I had that same electric football game as a 9-year-old Chiefs fan. I especially liked it when the players locked arms and danced together on the field!

[@ShawnC.T.]

All I can say is WOW, for this upload, great quality...👏🏽

[@skooz86]

Watching this game just after my 10th birthday made me a Chiefs fan. Thanks for the upload.

[@brianarbenz1329]

This was THE game that made the AFL equal! Loved it. A contrast in coaching styles, as well. Hank Stram was perhaps the first to coach a professional team, as in he treated his played like colleagues. No scolding, just collaboration. They could address him as "Hank." Bud Grant was like a high school coach, requiring players to sing along during the national anthem while standing at attention. Both teams liked their coaches and those styles.

[@willielittle9301]

That was the SB one year earlier when Joe Namath guaranteed the NJ Jets to defeat the vaunted Baltimore Colts 16-7...This SB proved that by 1970...the best players were on the AFL side...😮😮😮...

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@willielittle9301People were saying the '69 Super Bowl, when Joe Namath and the Jets beat the Colts, was a fluke - until Len Dawson and the Chiefs trounced the equally heavily favored Vikings. The AFL went out a winner. Oddly, in the 4 Super Bowls during the existence of the two leagues, it was 2 for each league. Then from 1971 on, during a time when people accepted the equality of the two leagues (now conferences), the former NFL dominated for many decades. Of course, that's counting the Steelers and Colts as former NFL teams, despite their being in the AFC.

[@tedfordhyde]

This is the first real football game I watched or remember watching at 5 years old. My dad was for the Chiefs so I was too, and what a memory.

[@gerry.shafer6101]

THANK YOU FOR THIS GAME I WAS KIND OF A MESS BETWEEN GOING IN THE MILITARY & WORKING SO DONT REMEMBER IT THAT WELL SO TKS AGAIN

[@daveyboy9771]

Man, this is awesome thank you so much for sharing this❤❤❤

[@gerlinpic1]

First Super Bowl I watched on a color TV!

[@astrodoc71]

Same here! I was 9 years old. First SB I watched from beginning to end. Rooted for the Vikings

[@stevedemott760]

@@astrodoc71 In living color!

[@thomasgallagher7092]

The Chiefs had an enormous team for the time period

[@DavidSmith-xr8js]

Neat halftime show! Cool watching the cannons. Thank you for posting this game. I was 5 years old so I dont remember this game.

[@ranchokitty1]

1969 Super Bowl but played in Jan 1970 I barely remember this but I was watching at 9 years. BTW I miss Pat Summerall's voice. also was Jan Stenerud the 1st kicker to go side foot?

[@Bill-uo6cm]

I was 7 years old.

[@kirksmith2051]

This was the first NFL game I had ever watched.

[@TheMrSuge]

Pete Gogolak was the first soccer style kicker. With the Bills in the mid-1960's

[@RafaelSale]

This was real football back then played by real men who played pride and respect for the game. They only cared about winning games championships.

[@brad5015]

I think before free agency players knew they could be stuck on a bad team for years and did their best to win. As a Falcon fan from 1970-1999, I remember watching Tommy Nobis and felt so bad he played on such horrific teams. If he played now, he could have played a few years for a bad team and then signed with a better team or just could have made tons of money for a looser without trying.

[@michaelleroy9281]

​@@brad5015The Falcons had great uniforms however the black jerseys with the red helmets were great when they first hit the field in 1966

[@mikeyoung9810]

Always a constant knock on nfl players of today. Believe me, most care a great deal about the game. There are just a few brave enough to speak up and act up against the social prejudices of our time. it's all part of what 'freedom' means.

[@douggauzy6258]

@@brad5015 Barry Sanders. - Lions ! Integrity

[@douggauzy6258]

@@mikeyoung9810 bull shit ! Social prejudices. Is a lie . Spare me the horse crap . Veterans are the most discriminated .

[@ynp1978]

Only a few minutes into this....very clear picture so far! Also honoring the Apollo 12 crew.....2 of which had just walked on the Moon some two months before. Good stuff!

[@dskyyksd]

After leaving NASA, Dick Gordon moved to New Orleans and became a front office executive with the Saints. He was slated to command Apollo 18 and walk on the Moon himself, but the mission got the ax after Apollo 13. So short sighted to cancel those missions, seeing as how it's 55 years later and we still haven't gone back. Pete Conrad and Alan Bean each went on to command a Skylab mission. According to Conrad himself, the emergency repairs that he and his crew had to go EVA to perform in order to save the station after it was damaged during launch were the most satisfying thing he ever did in space, more satisfying even than walking on the Moon. All 3 members of the Apollo 12 crew are gone now, with Bean and Gordon living into their late 80's and recently passing but Conrad dying of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in 1999.

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@dskyyksd Pete Conrad's leadership in saving the Skylab is one of the most under-appreciated success stories in U.S. history. Pete was also the "comedian in space" with his wit.

[@jimegan6848]

Only one year before, Apollo 8 was honored. Including Apollo 12, four missions were launched and recovered between SBs III and IV. NASA was busy chalking up some amazing successes. 🏈🚀

[@drlee2]

Even though Jets upset of the Colts with Joe Namath's famous guarantee is the more famous Super Bowl, it was really this final AFL-NFL matchup with the Chiefs beating the Vikings that helped seal the deal that the AFL could compete with the NFL, resulting in the 2 leagues being merged into the NFL and having the two conferences, the AFC and NFC.

[@bucksdiaryfan]

The AFL could compete at the top, but Pro-Football-Reference did a study that showed from top to bottom the NFL was still quite dominant up until about 1973. Indeed, they showed it the next season when the Super Bowl featured two NFL teams and the Steelers would dominate the AFC for a decade

[@mikewhitworth2392]

I wanted the Vikings to win as I watched this game at age 12 on a b&w TV in my bedroom in Beaumont, Texas. It was soon very evident that The Vikings were going to be defeated so I turned it off and went outside.

[@meyou-dv8ns]

I was 12 too and I lived in Long Island as I still do- I became a fan about 3 weeks before when I turned on the tv one day and saw a purple teams playing in the snow and I was suckered in!!! I have been a Vikings fan ever since. many heart aches and snake bitten games But who knows. maybe this year with Sam D as the QB we will win the SB, I too went outside after the game to play with my friends who made fun of me because my team lost. lol. What are friends for right

[@walterhay7665]

I was 12 living in Hays Kansas those were the days

[@JimPlattes]

I watched this game live. Heartbreak for Minnesota fans.

[@Charles-t6w2d]

I also watch this game on the other end of the Mississippi river 80 miles from New Orleans and the others against Miami, Pittsburgh and Oakland, I feel your pain, hopefully we both can enjoy a Super Bowl victory this year, starting against the Rams time for the big payback

[@roughriderreturns5039]

Fun memories. Thank you.

[@8avexp]

Alan Page and Jim Lynch were teammates on the 1966 National Championship squad at Notre Dame. They faced Gene Washington and Clinton Jones in the Game of the Century when ND and Michigan State played to a 10-10 tie. NFL Films wired Hank Stram for this game.

[@walterhay7665]

Sorry the game of the century was Nebraska vs Oklahoma

[@paulfiniello6750]

I think I would prefer this Halftime Show to the glitzy garbage of today…. But hey I’m an old dude🙂

[@mikeyoung9810]

As an old guy I remember mostly ignoring half time and going outside to play football till the game came back on. hehe

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

Thank you, sir.

[@MSr-m3r]

55 yrs later wow

[@MSr-m3r]

The chiefs had some really good defensive players. 3 or 4 are in the Hall of fame

[@gerlinpic1]

I recall Buck Buchanan, Bobby Bell, Willie Lanier, and Curley Culp from my home state of Arizona!

[@crazyman8472]

Hank Stram doing the first “mic’d up” Super Bowl; priceless. 😎

[@stevenfarley4738]

Such a simple and clean presentation by CBS, plus Jack Buck & Pat Summerall.

[@bufnyfan1]

Kansas City at this time played at the old Municipal Stadium in KC for their home games. The groundskeeper for their field was George Toma ("The God of Sod"). His work in KC caught the attention of then NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle who asked Mr. Toma to look after the fields of many Super Bowls that followed (including Super Bowl 4). It was Mr. Toma who came up with the idea of putting the helmet logs on each side of the 50-yard line and putting the team's names/logos in the end zones.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Hank Stram being mic'd up came back to haunt him when these 2 teams opened up the 1970 season with each other

[@jimilove7773]

Thanks!

[@kirksmith2051]

We take for granted now that the score, quarter, and time are shown constantly at the bottom of the screen. Back then the score was flashed on the screen only when a team scored.

[@larryloveless2967]

I remember watching this game while in high school. I mainly remember after the prior year the Jets upset Batlimore in the first super bowl won by the AFL, this game pretty much confirmed that win was not a fluke. This was a very good Chiefs team. I was a fan of the St. Louis football Cardinals. Great seeing Jack Buck and Pat Summeral. Thanks for posting.

[@tonyshort1623]

Loved the rendition of the National Anthem!!!!!

[@keithschmidt5700]

I was 11 years old when this game was played. I watched the game on our TV with my dad. That is when I became a KC Chiefs life long fan for the past 55 years and plan on staying a Chiefs fan till the day I’m lowered into my grave.

[@brianarbenz1329]

This is actually the 1970 Super Bowl. The '69 one was the guy in the designer swim trucks sitting by the pool guaranteeing a win, then delivering it. Of course, this capped off the 1969 season. Avoiding that confusion is why the NFL uses the roman numeral to denote the Super Bowls.

[@gerlinpic1]

Exactly. The great Buck Buchanan said the Chiefs lost the first AFL/NFL Super Bowl and they weren't going to lose the last.

[@brianarbenz1329]

@@gerlinpic1 Otis Taylor's TD catch was to this day the single greatest and most consequential play in Super Bowl history. He outmaneuvered two defenders, and the play buried the Vikings' chances.

[@brianarbenz1329]

1:58:29 Notice Heywood Hale Broune Jr. in his characteristic dapper coat doing some sideline featuring reporting after Taylor's great play. Broune was the finest.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Only one Super Bowl has not used the Roman Numeral 50 in 2016( 2015 season)

[@michaelleroy9281]

The Roman Numeral became permanent with Super Bowl V the first season after the NFL AFL merger

[@jesusgarcia-fk3es]

Joe Capp first Mexican to play QB before Plunkett.

[@coreylevine8095]

And Tom Flores was backup Quaterback for the Chiefs 9 years he became Raiders Head Coach in this game

[@gerry.shafer6101]

IN THIS BOWL THERE R NOT MANY ADS NOT EVEN STATE FARM 😂

[@coachmac6811]

thanks for this

[@jimmeasel1712]

52:50 65 Toss Power Trap...IT WAS THERE BOYS!!! 65 TOSS POWER TRAP!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA!! THE MENTOR!!!!

[@blastfromthepast185]

I remember watching this game and was stunned by how easily the Chiefs handled the powerful Vikings.

[@lesterbla]

This popped up on my feed!! Could this be the Super Bowl match up this year?

[@michaelleroy9281]

Tune in on the weekend of January 11 12 or 18 19 and you'll start finding out

[@johnshelton6434]

I doubt it. I just don't see Minnesota surviving Detroit and/or Philadelphia. And the Chiefs are no lock to come out of the AFC this year either.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Note it wasn't officially called Super Bowl IV

[@kirksmith2051]

The "AFC-NFC World Championship."

[@jaemesyodder5148]

The Vikings of 1969 ....set the standard of Minnesota SUPER BOWL Chokes😂

[@irishledden4924]

They didn't choke. They got their Obama's whipped.

[@northernlight4614]

Wow. In color at last. I guess this was colorized from the Canadian broadcast as the US threw away or lost their copy.

[@northernlight4614]

Hodgkins Lymphoma has a high cure rate now. I think this was Vellones last game because of his cancer.

[@SWog617]

I didn't realize the horns on the Vikings helmets were that ginormous back in the day.

[@paulfaulconer2512]

I wish they had this type of coverage for SB1 as well

[@richrojo2010]

Interesting National Anthen. Was that Al Hurt on trumpet?

[@FREDOGISFUUN]

I did`nt get a chance to watch this game, I was 2yrs old at the time.

[@eriksmith2514]

Wasn't it the 1970 Super Bowl? Not 1969.

[@brianbachmeier34]

1969 season

[@pep590]

No 40 plus yard field goals for Minnesota back then. Those old straight on kickers cost teams a ton of points.

[@KChiefs12]

Awesome!

[@Crackerjack-toy]

Notice theres no self glorifying after a tackle or sack? They just smack hands and keep on goin! One reason I can’t stand watching sports today. There’s no sportsmanship almost

[@mikeyoung9810]

There wasn't much sportsmanship. Teams hated each other and would do everything they could to put the opposing QB and others out of the game.

[@mikeyoung9810]

My first super bowl at age 14 for my still home team, KC. I don't have the recording tape now but I recorded the sound of this game and I really thought this was the first of many super bowls for this team to come.

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

l was 12 when i watched this in my surban kc home. that whole chief's season was magical to me and my buds. i remember going out for ymca jr high football the following fall and we had so many kids show up they had to divide the b-team in two. i bought the album of chief's radio highlights of that season. that album is available on yt. i rewatch these old afl videos to try to recapture that magical feeling i had as a kid. not quite successful yet. but close on occasion. but someone needs to find a color version of that 4 quater though. i can't believe the network or the nfl didn't keep a color copy of the entire game.

[@craigjohnson5590]

Love the Ginormous arrowheads of the Chiefs helmets from that era...they should do a throwback helmet, that would be 🔥

[@rentslave]

This was the one game I bet that I believed that I had no chance of losing.The Chiefs were getting 13.5.

[@leebee6382]

1969 Super Bowl was the Jets vs. the Colts...

[@tonyshort1623]

How did they keep from hitting the field goal post lol 😆 😂 🤣

[@robstumpf]

Believe it or not the defending Super Bowl champions were the Jets.

[@paulveneziano4082]

Jack Buck and Pat Summeral - two 🕝🕑 WCBS NFL broadcasting legends 🎉😊 !

[@bufnyfan1]

KC RB Mike Garrett #21 (52:58) was beloved by his teammates but had a very acrimonious relationship with Chiefs head coach Hank Stram. The following season Stram traded Garrett to San Diego. Many Chiefs have said that trading Garrett had a very negative effect on the team's chemistry in the years that followed

[@retrospecter100]

Exhibit A! Buck and Summerall were fantastic announcers. The whole simplicity of the broacast just sucks you in. It did then. It does now. My, how far Pro Football has fallen with it's hype and lack of integrity, imagination, not to mention over-exposure and useless pundits.

[@SeisanStnc]

Great vid! But this was 1970, right?

[@mikeyoung9810]

Yes. But everyone understood what year the season took place back then. It' just hard now for so many to grasp since they don't refer to super bowls this way now which is a great relief I imagine to all the fussy folks who can't stand it being referred to this way.

[@VintageProFootball]

@@SeisanStnc 1969 is a season, not a date. I have used the season format for organizing games for decades.

[@John-mf1vh]

It's crazy because kansas city had just defeated the oakland raiders in the very last AFL championship game at oakland alameda county coliseum.

[@mikeyoung9810]

The Raiders were one of the reasons my Chiefs didn't get back to a super bowl with this team. We actually lost twice during the season to the hated Raiders only to beat them in the playoffs.

[@jkrasney1]

@mikeyoung9810 - I remember losing to the Raiders twice in 1969; yet, prevailing in the AFL Championship game 17 - 7. The critical play when Dawson was in his own end zone and threw an out pattern to Otis Taylor (who caught the ball at around the 35 yard line, while going out of bounds). From there, the Chiefs had the necessary momentum to win and proceed to the Super Bowl. Nevertheless, similar to you, I hate always hated the Raiders.

[@John-mf1vh]

@jkrasney1 I'm actually a 50+ year raiders fan and I live in oakland, but I haven't watched a single game since they moved to las vegas. I'll say this, in those early days the raiders were always in the AFL championship game it seems but they just couldn't get to the super bowl other than 1967 when they beat Houston 40-7 but lost to Green Bay 32-14 in super bowl 2. That's why I'm so impressed with the consistency of the kansas city chiefs these days. Between 1967 and 1977 the raiders played in 9 AFL/AFC championship games but only advanced to the super bowl 2 times finally winning super bowl XL. I know chief fans are proud of what mahomes has done with the franchise. He's without a doubt the best quarterback in the NFL.

[@sneakerfacevids441]

Super Bowl IV was in 1970

[@wambam9062]

52:55 65 Toss Power Trap

[@walterhay7665]

Did you notice how many black players Kansas City had they even had black cheerleaders

[@coreylevine8095]

The AFL is different then the NFL when it come with Race relations that why many Black and Hispanic players from that time love the AFL/AFC it didn't let racist owners like the owner of the Redskins tell them not to draft Black players

[@uraigroves7898]

😂😂 look how huge those logos are on the helmets!! I Watched this for my first super bowl at 7 years old...

[@Amerikaner1974]

The beginning of big game Viking futility, hopefully it changes this year Skol!

[@michaelleroy9281]

Wait and see come playoff time

[@johnshelton6434]

I doubt it will. The Vikings have a very good team, but Detroit and Philly are both better imho. It's a shame the loser of the regular season finale this Sunday will slip from the #1 seed to the #5 seed and the wild card round. Who would have thought that a team with a 14-3 record would not win their division and be a road wild card team ? That will probably never happen again.

[@delmofritz3964]

sorry not this year.

[@Amerikaner1974]

@delmofritz3964 we will see but it will be a tuff road

[@davidheim9787]

Would love a video of that ABA all-star game.

[@59ogre]

Fun Fact:This was the last NFL game played with no name on the back of the jersey.

[@charlesdesobry9446]

Wow I live like half a mile from this stadium

[@michaelleroy9281]

Not anymore It was torn down in 1980

[@charlesdesobry9446]

@ I live half a mile from the new stadium then, and I live closer to where the old stadium was

[@roysorgo]

Sure miss that choir huddle

[@johnfoster4244]

Len Dawson and Fran Tarkington?

[@richrojo2010]

No Tarkington was with the Giants by then. Joe Kapp was OB for Minn

[@brianbachmeier34]

Tarkenton. No "g"

[@alberts2208]

A lot more offensive running game in that time.

[@6400az]

Here's the start of a day of Vikings miscues. In first down territory, Beasley drops it @ 14:26

[@thegreenbird795]

I don't believe the Vikings ever held a lead in all their Super Bowl games...

[@marvinlutz9028]

Correct, and they did not score in any first half! Still hard to understand how a team that played so well otherwise was so poor in SBs.

[@59ogre]

@@marvinlutz9028 Mainly because of their opponents.'69 Chiefs,'73 Dolphins,'74 Steelers and '76 Raiders.4 of the greatest teams in NFL history.I give the Vikings a lot of credit.From '68 to '78,they won 10 out of 11 division titles,and won the Conference title 4 times.Their problem was on offense.They were a ball-control,run first team,and you just couldn't run on any of the 4 aforementioned teams.They only scored 34 combined points in all 4 SB losses.They didn't choke in those years.They choked in '98,when they had Randy Moss and went 15-1,but couldn't beat the Falcons at home.

[@brianminkc]

What a game. Notice how you can't tell who the announcers are rooting for? Ya, that is how media reporters used to be when we had a free press.

[@povertyspec9651]

Chiefs whooped those Minnesota clowns. I watched this at age 3.5. All hail the glorious Chiefs.

[@DarrylKing-ur5km]

K..C has 6 Defensive Players in the Hall of Fame off this Defense..They actually should have 8 of the 11 starters with Mays & lynch the 1969 chiefs were incredible 🎉🎉🎉

[@lesterbla]

No screen graphics back then. Was the same as listening on the radio. Had to really be paying attention to the game .

[@michaelleroy9281]

You had to wait until the broadcasters gave the score or time remaining

[@82dorrin]

52:54 There it is.

[@edlawn5481]

“It might pop wide open.”

[@mikepeterson8388]

Come on, Lenny! Keep matriculating that ball down the field!!

[@andred3299]

Hey Pat, there was no Super Bowl in 1966!! And this was played in 1970!

[@michaelleroy9281]

1966 season, played on January 15, 1967 Packers 35, Chiefs 10

[@ligafftheindifferent3495]

Nobody taking a knee?

[@cs292]

Is this actually 1970?

[@lesterbla]

At the 40 yard line on the Kansas City end zone side looks like a side profile of Tom Landry. Wet spot or bad field

[@slawrence999]

1:51:25 1970 ABA All-Star Game Promo. For pro basketball aficionados

[@harrymills2770]

KC D-Line is bigger than the MN O-Line.

[@ronalddeveso]

69 Superbowl was not these two teams! New York Jets and Baltimore Colts played in the 1969 Superbowl!!

[@paulailey5373]

65 toss power trap: 52:56

[@82dorrin]

But did they run it after matriculating the ball down the field?

[@MichaelForte-jn5pn]

​@@82dorrinexactly ....the memories are priceless

[@paulailey5373]

@@82dorrinafter they ran around the field like a Chinese fire drill.

[@sgtelias2258]

The next Christmas I received one of those electric football games of these same two teams... Chiefs and Vikings. Played it a lot with my brother although we must have used our imagination quite a bit as looking back the concept really sucked. The game vibrated and that motion moved the payers along the field. We'd stack our offensive into a pyramid and try to power through.. Oh well we had fun as kids.

[@nileswillis7992]

People kept telling me that this game was only on black and white and i told them that i had seen it in color..and then i found this,video after many years...

[@chrisyanak2249]

This is the 1st time I have watched the entire Super Bowl. Wish it had the commercials. Loved the half time show. Glad that a color version has been released even with half the 4th quarter in B/W. 😀

[@20x20Ghost]

I wish it wouldve been played in a blizzard the Viks wouldve owned them didnt know they could run back a field goal attempt that fell short of the goal line

[@bdflatlander]

The Super Bowl in 1969 was played between The NY Jets and Baltimore Colts. The game in this video was played in 1970.

[@82dorrin]

Following the 1969 season

[@bdflatlander]

@ : That’s correct.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Super Bowl III Jets vs Colts was 1968 season

[@bdflatlander]

@@michaelleroy9281 : Yes and it was played in January 1969.

[@michaelleroy9281]

No victory was guaranteed in this game like it was the year before

[@413TomaccoRoad]

'69 was the Colts and Jets.

[@harrymills2770]

Jack Buck and young Pat Summerall.

[@dirtylemon3379]

The Chiefs won because they kept matriculatin’ the ball downfield.

[@vincec727]

First one i remember

[@edlawn5481]

52:50 - 65 Toss Power Trap