1982 Playoffs Chargers @ Steelers 4th QTR

Chargers go into Pittsburgh and fumble the opening kickoff in the end zone to spot the Steelers 7 points right off in this do or die Playoff game with a fantastic finish . Bolts are down 28-17 in the fourth Qtr. and............. I'll let you watch the rest.

[@perrysaunders331]

That Bradshaw INT late in the 4th didn't have to happen, he forced that throw. Dammit! I was 12 years old and it made me sick to my stomach. I really thought the Steelers had a decent team with young and old stars to make a run back to the SB. The Chargers and Fouts really had the Steelers number back then (1979, 80 and 82) losses to the Chargers. First time watching the highlights since 1982, being 52 now. And it still makes me sick. Very painful!

[@nolanchen1876]

I was 11 when I watched this. Still painfully remember that Jack Ham penalty at the end to end his and Brandshaw and Swann's careers.

[@peetti3608]

This is a major reason I LOVE youtube. I miss the old-time NFL.. Fouts vs. Bradshaw.. Knoll vs. Coryell. Dick Enberg, etc.

[@cloudsfluff5505]

You know I sure do too. That's when they play hard and really enjoyed football and not demanding these outrageous salaries

[@Ford_Raptor_R_720hp_V8]

Back before they had Rules to Protect the Quarterback

[@sonnybrecken3818]

I know it's kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to watch newly released movies online?

[@vincenzogenesis4556]

@Sonny Brecken Flixportal

[@sonnybrecken3818]

@Vincenzo Genesis Thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it !!

[@ericsoley2721]

RIP Dick Enberg & Merlin Olsen!

[@westpointsnell4167]

I m a cowboys fan but love watching these old vintage football games ...football back when it was football..thanks for posting these old games

[@ed2kou1]

Yeah I love watching all the Legendary Landry games and all the vintage games are better then what they have now. Notice the rules Brady never would’ve lasted in these days!

[@whataboutrob442]

@@ed2kou1 Please, stop it. Just like the 1974-75 Steelers wouldn't have won because they changed the rules for defensive backs. Its called progress.

[@jimlascola]

@@whataboutrob442 Brady FANBOI Detected hehe Hes Right Tommy would have never lasted.

[@nathanielduncan4692]

@@ed2kou1 yeah he would've and say that as younger fan.

[@scottmyers5828]

I really wanted to see the Chargers play Dallas in the Super Bowl.

[@richstafford1245]

Was a kid and cried in the bathroom after this game. Just kind of knew the dynasty was over. Ham, Blount, Swan were all a shell of their former selves. Haven’t seen this since then and it still brings tear to my eye.

[@constpegasus]

Thank you for posting this. I watched this game when I was a little kid. Huge San Diego chargers fan. Too bad the move to LA has ruined it all. No longer care about the NFL anymore.

[@cloudsfluff5505]

I will always be a charger fan FOREVER BUT IT WAS A BIG MISTAKE MOVING

[@Ford_Raptor_R_720hp_V8]

SOFI stadium is a beautiful place for a football game

[@g.r.x.racer-1737]

I hear You! I hear You! NFL sucks!

[@brianinthepark5429]

with the help of youtube we can re live some of the 80's SD teams. I love the 86 team's offence with those four runners. ~Brian

[@jgringo5516]

Yep! Oilers moved back in the 1990’s, and I gave up watching NFL. I’ll watch High school and College though. Hell, I’ll go watch PeeWee football if they run a power run style offense.

[@d0nKsTaH]

This was literally the last Home game that Bradshaw, Swann, and Ham ever suited up for. Bradshaw's next game was AT the NY Jets near the end of the 1983 season (15th game)... winning 34-7 Swann and Ham both retired after this game

[@cosmoevents21st56]

RIP Mike Webster. The best Center in NFL history.

[@philipmarquardo7293]

Mike Webster Mi Pueblo the Pittsburgh Steelers win the greatest Center in the NFL history

[@beowolf9724]

Be hard to debate that.

[@thomaswatkins6652]

Jim Otto was very good.

[@beowolf9724]

@@thomaswatkins6652 Double 00 right?

[@thomaswatkins6652]

@@beowolf9724 Correct !

[@rebbur1tew1]

AFC on NBC in the 80s was like the NBA on NBC in the 90s don't you miss it

[@tomsav8848]

Watched as a kid as I became a Steeler fan that year. Recall being so upset they lost and had to wait until 2005 for them to finally win a SB while I was a fan.

[@jimirwin5623]

The Chargers roared back in this game after falling behind 14-0 in the first few minutes of the game. Dan Fouts and company were crushed the following weekend in Miami as the Dolphins got their revenge for the loss to San Diego a year earlier in the classic playoff game known as the "Epic in Miami."

[@gary6754]

i was about 9 years old when this aired. im from philly and an eagle fan but for whatever reason I liked San diego and pittsburgh back then. i was torn watching this game. i loved tthis era's charger team. i rooted hard for them from 80-82

[@FlipTrojan]

Fascinating watching this game for the first time since it was played over 40 years ago. Didn't realize how many holdovers from the great Steeler teams of the '70s were still active -- particularly Swann and Ham.

[@johnmanier7968]

This was the Chargers’ first win in Pittsburgh. All-time at Three Rivers, they were 0-11 in the regular season but 2-0 in the playoffs.

[@achilles2694]

Used to be 2-0 in the playoffs until we beat dat ass en route to a title.

[@spryfolII]

One of my favorite games of the 80's! The "Steel Curtain" Steelers dynasty ended that day. If the Steelers had won, I believe they very well could've got that thumb taken care of. The Dolphins defense was strong, but the Steelers offense was still potent. The Jets had Richard Todd...'nuff said. The Redskins vs Steelers would've made for a excellent matchup. I still think Washington wins anyway. The Chargers went down to Miami and just didn't play well at all. Its important for teams on the West Coast to get homefield. The travel is a killer, and it matters late in the season. The Chargers would return to Three Rivers Stadium 14 years later and break Pittsburghs heart again. In pne of the lesser talked about upsets, used a tremendous goal line stand as Pittsburgh tickets to Miami were rudely revoked. The Chargers were not quite ready mix it up with the 49ers, and by the time they realized they were in a Championship football game, George Seifert was about to insert the backups...in the 2nd quarter. Maybe the Chargers will get back there someday. The certainly have talent, but they always get snakebit in playoff games. It would be nice to see the Chargers own a Lombardi, but then again it would be tainted. They were The San Diego Chargers, and the people they left behind deserve it.

[@johnconnell4503]

No way they beat the afc champions miami dolphins

[@spryfolII]

@@johnconnell4503 The 1982 Dolphins were tough without a doubt, however keep in mind the Jets QB and Chargers QB are like playing Madden with someone online. You have your game settings on easy and mine is on Veteran. You go through my defense like I'm not there and when I got the ball, I can't even make a 1st down. That's Richard Todd and Dan Fouts. Fouts would figure out the Dolphin defense, unlike Richard Todd. Those turnovers was the game. The Jets defensive effort was waisted that day and I bet, to a man the Jets would tell you there is no way they lose if they kicked FGs. They shut down Miami totally.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

That Steelers team wasn't beating Miami in the Orange Bowl.

[@peetti3608]

Nobody woulda beaten Steve Young and the Niners that year (the 93-94 year). Broke my heart nonetheless. Loved that team though.. Stan the man Humphreys, Natrone Means, Ronnie Harmon, etc.. But we got smoked.. Niners were just an insane juggernaut.

[@good03boy]

The Chargers wouldn't get back to the playoffs after the Miami loss for 10 years (1992). It would be even more interesting if the Chargers had beaten the Houston Oilers in the 1979 AFC Divisional Playoff and host the AFC Championship Game against the Steelers. The Chargers blew out the Steelers in the regular season that year, 35-7. They could've won that game and beaten the Rams for their 1st Lombardi trophy.

[@Edgardo65MEX]

Cómo no enamorarse de este maravilloso deporte recordando a estas super estrellas? Que equipazos los dos.

[@martintramil8084]

Wow, what a classic, lots of HOF names in this Game. At first I thought it was the 1992 game, if I have that correct, where Humphries hooks up with Tony Martin on that Bomb... I can still hear Old Lee "Hacksaw" Hamilton's call in my mind, "...everyone into the pattern, Humpries back...Caught, Tony Martin..." Cheers, thanks for the upload, great to step back in time!

[@francescoavila6960]

Humphries/ Martin occured in January 95

[@cloudsfluff5505]

Thanks for the memories

[@vinceruland9236]

The 99 yarder right?

[@martintramil8084]

@@vinceruland9236 I think it was about 45 yards... and Bolt Up, especially after this KC debacle. Go Chargers!

[@vinceruland9236]

@@martintramil8084 I thought you were referring to the 99 yarder against the Seahawks. That was an unbelievable play. At the time, only the 6th 99 yarder ever.

[@mcarlkv53]

steelers up 28-17 13 minutes left in game....then lost, still perplexes me 40 years later

[@nolanchen1876]

yeah still painfully remember that Jack Ham penalty near the end.

[@67marlins]

It's easy to forget just how good Fouts was..wow. I grew up a Steelers/Dolphins fan who also admired the Houston Oilers, but wow....Fouts was equal to all the greats of that era. Much like Miami with Marino, you always knew San Diego was on the game until the final snap thanks mainly to Dan Fouts.

[@ricklindberg4228]

A Steelers/Dolphins fan who admired the Oilers?!?!? 😖🙄🤔 You should keep that to yourself. If I would show this to my friends who are true football fans they would be on the floor cracking up laughing! No true sports fan has 2 or 3 favorite teams. You root for one team through thick or thin. That's how it goes.

[@67marlins]

@Rick Lindberg Sorry you can't comprehend a true fan of the sport. So glad you establish the rules for everyone. Bye.

[@ricklindberg4228]

@@67marlins A TRUE fan roots for ONE team. You insult the NFL diehards across the nation with your foolishness. If you are just a casual fan you can't comprehend what I am saying. And you have the right to be a casual fan. But it's not the same as those of us who stick by our teams no matter what. Year in. Year out. ONE TEAM.

[@TheGlobalfrog12]

This for me was the last chance this particular team had to win the SB ... I was gutted they lost it ...

[@butcho7492]

Little did I kniw then that I would become good friends with Eric Sievers, the other TE for SD. Absolutely humble and amazing guy, and obviously a hell of a player.

[@tacey01]

I was in attendance when the Steelers played the chargers probably five years prior to this playoff game. Johnnie Unitas started for the Bolts and the powerhouse Steelers blew Johnny U away. Rookie Fouts took over for the second half but the damage had been done for that day but Fouts made history in his prodigious career Air Coryell. Bitter loss for Pittsburgh but Noll & Co had made pittsburgh the city of champyins and the torch passed on this game.

[@StukInBuf]

14:40 or so... One year before, that same man was the central figure in an iconic photo after that 41-38 overtime win at Miami. battered, bruised, almost out of energy... and still put in the bulk of work.

[@lettermenfan32]

This was Bradshaw's last game -- he barely appeared in one 1983 game. It was really the end of the Chuck Noll winning era as well. The Steelers made the playoffs the next 2 years, but were pretenders. And then all the stars retired and they were horrible most of the rest of the 1980s.

[@1thepner]

I was in the Cal Neva Sports Book in Reno when this game was playing. Some loud mouthed guy wearing a big-ass cowboy hat was saying how SD couldn't beat Pitt. Wouldn't let up. Near the end of the game, surprise! he was nowhere to be found. Thx for the upload.

[@cloudsfluff5505]

Faust the best ever guarterback. Lots of legends playing thus games. I miss the old chargers.

[@russelltowers8864]

Faust? Huh???

[@brentonyancheck4861]

Fouts!????😂

[@paperg]

The one playoff game I ever went to...watched it from the end zone... I was not happy.

[@nala3038]

Terry Bradshaw, the original TB12

[@StFidjnr]

Unlike the current TB12 this one has a 100% winning record in superbowl

[@macmiles278]

@@StFidjnr 😁😊

[@brentonyancheck4861]

Exactly 💯👍!!!! This original TB12 NEVER cheated to win a SB 😂!!!!!¡!

[@keithclark7266]

Pittsburgh had no pass rush to fluster Fouts as he had all day to drop back to pass. That's the main reason why Noll drafted Gabriel Rivera

[@2008israelramos]

I remember this game very well. Huge Chargers fan and they would usually break my heart, but not this time.

[@terrybrown9666]

We.gave this game.away. but this team was simply past its prime..end of the greatest era in nfl.history..

[@romin388]

I am a Cowboys fan..but this was nice to see..tnx

[@raidersacdc4892]

Muncie was a horse..SD had some damn good teams back then

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

San Diego had Pittsburgh's number but didn't have the fortune of playing them in 1979 when it mattered most. Beat them in the '79 and '80 regular seasons and here in the wonky '82 playoff tournament. But Vernon Perry prevented getting them in San Diego in the '79 AFC title game with probably their most complete team.

[@haroldmccoy6580]

Pittsburgh lost a regular season game to the raiders 16 to 0 in 74 but defeated the raiders in the afternoon afc championship that year in oakland, so pittsburgh from having experienced that situation before wouldn't have been perturbed ,the chargers losing at home to a delpeted oilers team " no Earl Campbell ,Dan Pastorini ,Ken Burrough " conjures up the fact that a 3 time SB champion who had ventured into this type of waters before would have defeated the 1979 chargers ,they defeated a supperior 74 raiders team . This 82 Steelers team lacked the pass rush to stymy the chargers ,and Bradshaw was obsolutely pitiful inthe 4th quarter ,his career penchant for ints was simply to tall a task for this steelers defense to overcome ,Bradshaw had the ball twice in the 4th ,nursing a precarious 4 point lead and he couldn't do anything ,the special teams scored a TD and the defense set up another short TD inthe first quarter thus Bradshaw only generated 14 points on his own merit . The 2 most depressing Steelers playoff loss in team history for some of the last remaining SB era players last time together ,the most painful playoff loss the 1976 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP loss to Oakland denying pittsburgh a 3 peat .

[@keithclark7266]

@Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot • In 1979, Pittsburgh flew out to San Diego after 4 dominating victories over Denver 42-7, Dallas 14-3, Washington 38-7, Kansas City 30-3. The Steelers were exhausted

[@whataboutrob442]

Shut up baldy.... Chargers weren't beating the Steelers in the playoffs in 1979.

[@Armis71]

Chandler, Joiner and Winslow. What a receiving corp!!

[@breal1183]

REAL FOOTBALL!!!!!!

[@Veshremy965]

I was 12 years old and still can't get over this one. Hurts to this day

[@nolanchen1876]

I was 11 when I watched this and felt bummed I had also missed out on most of the 70s Steelers. Yep, this was their last hurrah. Bradshaw's final game at Three Rivers.

[@hyenas196987]

I was 12 years old and I remember this game clearly. It was a great win for the Chargers who were underdogs going into 3 rivers. The great thing was they won. This was a wild card game. The bad thing was The next weekend, the Chargers went into Miami and got their asses kicked badly. Miami ended up going to the Superbowl and lost to Washington. I Loved seeing Miami getting their asses kicked in the Superbowl by Washington. John Riggins ran all over that killer B defense.

[@brentonyancheck4861]

Chuck Muncie almost a homecoming game for HIM as he was from Uniontown,PA!!! A town south of Pittsburgh by about 40 miles ( Fayette county) ALSO home to the Original McDonald's location!!!!!

[@darenthroneberry1810]

Winslow was a stud

[@StukInBuf]

Paused at 14:25... Just over 12 years later, in the AFC Championship, San Diego would pull the upset at Pittsburgh.

[@brentonyancheck4861]

Yep 👍 LoL 🤣 THEN,,,,,????!! Get massacred by Steve Young and the 49ers in SB 29!!!!!!

[@beowolf9724]

Nothing better than that old Pittsburgh ball. But Refro caught it😆

[@robbie192]

If someone would have told me then that Bradshaw would only throw 8 more passes...I wouldn't have believed you. A very good 82 Steelers team passed on Marino in the next draft and Bradshaw got hurt soon after...

[@howardcosell2022]

Terry played with a elbow injury similar to the one 'Big' Ben Roethlisberger sustained in 2019. Bradshaw played the entire 82 season before having surgery in the off season while Ben had his surgery right after his injury in week 2 missing the rest of the season

[@robbie192]

@@howardcosell2022 dude...u can't compare 82 to 2002 boy...procedures changed...stupid post

[@brentonyancheck4861]

​@@robbie192Ben's first 👌👍 year was 2004 NOT 🚫👎 2002!! BIG difference!!! 2002 we had #8 Tommy Maddox!!!!!

[@stardaddyo9]

The last time the steelers looked like the steelers

[@Tourszs17]

Wdym they won 2 championships in sb 36 and 40

[@dannyboy34677]

@@Tourszs17 SB40 yes (v Seattle), but it was SB 43 (v Arizona), not SB36 (that was won by NE v St Louis in New Orleans).

[@nala3038]

@@Tourszs17 he’s talking about the Steelers the 70s and 80s

[@joeyrincones9308]

I wish there was a full complete video of this game.

[@alspencer3826]

There is, if fact it was on youtube about two years ago.

[@joeyrincones9308]

@@alspencer3826 ...The S.D. at Pittsburgh playoff game? I've been looking for a couple of years here on YT and never seen it.

[@johndaniels7609]

@@joeyrincones9308 tried to share link with you, youtube must not allow that anymore. Keeps saying error.

[@joeyrincones9308]

@@johndaniels7609 ...Thanks John. Appreciate it anyway.

[@johndaniels7609]

@@joeyrincones9308 no problem. Basically as a chargers fan the 4th quarter is all you really need anyway.

[@jackkitchen737]

I remember watching this game. Steelers found a way to blow it.

[@tomfrankiewicz7951]

I like to see this game in its entirety

[@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238]

How did Bradshaw go 24 of 26, going into the Fourth, throw to Stallworth for a TD and LOSE at Three Rivers Stadium? Say it Isn't so! Wasn't that Epic Miami/ Chargers game just the Next Week? Man I miss THAT NFL!

[@thefrase7884]

The epic game was the year before. Miami would go on to defeat SD 34-13 the following week

[@scottweisel3640]

Pittsburgh’s lead would have been considered insurmountable in 1980, but the steel curtain allowed Muncie to rush for over 100 yards at Three Rivers Stadium. Ham’s penalty on Blount’s interception was a killer especially because it was away from the play, and Lambert’s holding penalty contributed to the winning drive. SD’s offense was shoving it down Pittsburgh’s throat in the 4th which set up that perfect screen pass to Winslow for the winning TD. It was “Ground Coryell” not Air Coryell that beat the Steelers. Bradshaw’s elbow problems were evident the last drive. Noll should have pulled him for the last throw. There was no way he could get the ball into the end zone.

[@melvinmelendez6333]

A new dynasty was emerging , the 49ers , champion that year.

[@whataboutrob442]

Certainly looked like the Steelers were controlling the line of scrimmage with the run game.

[@RisingRecluse]

The scariest thought is catching a pass between Jack Lambert and Mel Blount. Ouch. Today that would have been a penalty.

[@trr3160]

The Steelers had trouble versus the Chargers from 1979-82. It was a bad matchup going up against Air Coryell as the Steelers’ secondary had become pretty average and zero pass rush.

[@BobCat623923]

Which is why Noll drafted Gabrielle Rivera "Senior Sack" in the next draft instead of Dan Marino - the lack of a pass rush, particularly evident in this game. Noll wanted to rebuild with defense not knowing the severity of Bradshaw's elbow problems.....too bad Rivera only played 6 games with Pittsburgh before a car crash ended his career. He was gonna be a beast.

[@trr3160]

@@BobCat623923 Yeah, if Bradshaw had no elbow problems, Rivera wasn’t in the accident and even Lambert stayed healthy the Steelers are a playoff team through 1986 at least. The only roster issues would have been at tight end and the secondary. The AFC was weak, too.

[@whataboutrob442]

@@trr3160 ✋🛑

[@daved1535]

I remember this game, I was 10. This was a crazy year of football. It was a strike shortened season. 8 teams from each conference made the playoffs. Chargers beat Steelers, Jets beat Bengals, Raiders beat Browns and Dolphins beat Patriots. Jets beat Raiders, Dolphins beat Chargers. Dolphins beat Jets. NFC: Cowboys beat Buccaneers, Redskins beat Lions, Vikings beat Falcons, Packers beat Cardinals. Cowboys beat Packers, Redskins beat Vikings, Redskins beat Cowboys. Redskins beat Dolphins

[@zoso2850]

Ahhhhhh. Man that felt good watching that...they let them play..no politics..the way it used to be

[@memoramaram1684]

Cómo olvidar a las aerolíneas corriel, que buen equipo por eso me hice fan de los cargadores de San Diego

[@mattosullivan9687]

I just stumbled across this I do not remember who won so just like new

[@MrCritterJohn]

Last hurrah for my beloved Coryell era Chargers.

[@jimmyreyes7758]

The steelers make the playoffs all the time they are a great team. Go Steelers Steelers fan since 1984 to 2021 now steelers forever win or lose never give up hope on your team

[@robertojarquin6966]

Estos si eran los campeones, la cortina de acero

[@Weatherman47]

By this point the Steelers became the shower curtain. They were 3 years done by this game.

[@mikegillins4992]

Fouts was clutch in the 4th quarter of this game but despite all the talent they couldn't come thru in the championship game the following week...game brings back great memories steelers dynasty on its was out after this but they did get back to the championship game two years later with a different QB

[@StukInBuf]

The next weekend was the AFC Semi-final.

[@graces5634]

Mel Blount always laid the Wood, until Winslow came at him

[@haroldmccoy6580]

Winslow actually needed assistance leaving the field after he proceeded to take a few steps after that collision with Blount .

[@whataboutrob442]

@@haroldmccoy6580 He always needed assistance leaving the field. Soft.

[@StukInBuf]

@@whataboutrob442 Just like in the Epic at Miami the year before, he had to be helped off because of the amount of exertion he put out to help his team win.

[@lisztme6001]

@@haroldmccoy6580 When i first watched this, i assumed it was the collision with Blount that caused Winslow's limp. But the announcers point out (correctly?) that it was Blount falling on Winslow's heel, post-collision, that caused the limp.

[@Head318Hunter]

The Kleenex Curtain ?

[@mr.russell5395]

Jack Ham and Lynn Swann's last NFL game

[@Synchotron]

James Brooks was a favorite, traded to Bengals, with whom, he played in a Super Bowl, Air Coryell never did make it. Owners stole Chargers from San Diego, now they get to play 17 road games at Rams house in Lo Cal with a fool for a HC.

[@danielmichaelfleiss2141]

Go San Diego/Los Angeles 🏙 Chargers 🔌!!…..

[@timburr4453]

4:07. That was inexcusable. But Bradshaw was always a gunslinger and susceptible to the bad gamble interception

[@TommyC503]

Noll held onto his legends too long on the defensive side of the ball otherwise the Steelers would have won this game and maybe another ring as that offense was still powerful.

[@michaeljordan6008]

And if it rained the ground would have been wet.

[@brucep9729]

Jack Ham, holding call on the interception, might have iced the game, not a good way to end a Hall of Fame career. Terry short arming a crucial pass to possibly tie the game. Hard to relive this ending, so should have won this game!

[@pablorodriguez6094]

Big Steeler fan, BRADSHAW LOST THE GAME!!! But to be fair there were tons of metal errors, you can feel the game going the other way in the 4th

[@lrod1158]

The best Charger team ever!!! Go Fouts!!!

[@deesizzle977]

2006 Team was 14-2.

[@nala3038]

I disagree it was the 2006 team

[@MrTeatreeoil]

The 80's just wasn't the Steelers decade

[@westpointsnell4167]

By then the Steelers were getting older and pretty much lost most of its iron curtain ..it happens to everyone

[@MrTeatreeoil]

@@westpointsnell4167 yes it do

[@thomasklaeren3899]

Who remembers Guy Ruff?

[@zekeonstormpeak4186]

I’m guessing this was a Don Coryell coached team. And the great Chuck Knoll who won 4 Super Bowls 2 back to back!!

[@Head318Hunter]

How were they not using the shotgun ? Especially at the end. Wow

[@timbrown5576]

Not many teams use shotgun back then. Now, QBs out of college struggle taking snaps from under center when they get to the NFL.

[@scottweisel3640]

Noll hated the shotgun.

[@cloudsfluff5505]

When did thomlinson join the team

[@Sarge_2018]

Lynn Swanns final game

[@DrainDeSwamp]

Amazing how bad a secondary the Chargers had.

[@apex_prowler95]

They should send the Chargers to Afghanistan. They have the bombs. - Paraphrasing Terry Bradshaw after the game. One of the few of the Chargers finest hours.

[@horacioalmeda3887]

Chargers win yeaaaaa!!!

[@rongabrieljr.8784]

Jack Ham and Lynn Swann's last game. Bradshaw would have 1 more game in 83.

[@keithclark7266]

@Ron Gabriel Jr • Also Terry Bradshaw's final game at TRS

[@ckobo84]

How come the touchdown to Joiner didn't count? I thought you couldn't be pushed out of bounds back then.

[@jasonwardy8192]

Steelers simply let it slip away. Magic was gone, couldn’t close it out.

[@jimlascola]

Back when Announcers were fair and Unbiased.

[@thankfullycraig6954]

I was at this game Man oh man did this suck

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

Steelers starting to get old from their 70s dynasty.

[@keithclark7266]

Bradshaw should've run for the first down. 3rd and 6. There was nobody to stop him from getting the first down

[@howardcosell2022]

Bradshaw should never have thrown the interception to Jeff Allen after Pittsburgh scored to take a 28-17 lead early in the 4th. After scoring to go ahead by 11, Pittsburgh holds San Diego and gets the ball back. Terry threw the interception on the next possession, the worst pick of his career after playing his best game of his career up until that point

[@144wychwood]

Oddly enough, I don't remember this game.

[@dalemcilwain]

This was the first round game. Remember with the strike shorten season, the league dismissed the divisions and just had the conference standings. The best 8 teams in each conference would quailfy for the playoffs. I didn't watch this game either. I was watching the Jets-Bengals game. That weekend you was lucky to at least step out of the house. You had nothing but football all that weekend on CBS & NBC.

[@geraldhall5296]

I cried after my Steelers blew this game...they gave it away to the chargers 😑

[@robertojarquin6966]

Otro corevac comoveste es casi imposible y tenemos al rotesburger kin

[@robadcox5405]

Screw the game, what’s the story on that sweet truck @ 18:40?

[@davidmasse2829]

Was this Terry’s last game?

[@gemannable]

Always Luv to See My Chargers & Fouts take Down the Steelmen in Pitt!!

[@robertojarquin6966]

El coreaba de San Diego le decían el montañés

[@jimmyreyes7758]

Steelers are the best team in nfl.

[@nala3038]

Explain please

[@michaeladderley5180]

14:06 RB Sweep Screen transforms into TE Screen...Big Ben stole this style of player from SD...they should've won 3 Superbowls. 80s Dan, 90s Means and Defense, and 2000s LT and Gates

[@scottdavidson9963]

Steelers last hurrah for awhile. Bradshaw gone the following year.

[@paulbarnes7624]

Back when quarterbacks called their own plays...

[@albiggs5331]

chuck Muncie was running over the great jack lambert

[@denniseverett1904]

Steelers(with Bradshaw)- Miami would've been a better game than the Chargers- Miami game was a week after this.