1994-11-13 NFL Primetime

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

49ers/Cowboys loomed over the entire league like ultimate Clash of the Titans.

[@chrisuncleahmad]

The cowboys and 49ers seemed larger than life in 1994. Almost mythical.

[@chrisuncleahmad]

11 of the 12 games on 11/13/94 were decided by a touchdown or less. Throw in 5 Sunday games with teams having winning records going H2H (BUF/PIT on Monday Night) and the heavily hyped Cowboys/49ers clash plus close games scattered throughout, you had one of the best weeks in history

[@nuduce123]

I'm a huge 49ers fan and my brother is a huge cowgirl fan. 2 years in a row before this the cow sissies broke my heart. So this was a big game for me, but the biggest was the NFC championship game. The 49ers won the super bowl. Before that I got to watch my Huskers win the original TO's first championship. 1994 was my favorite year as a sports fan. I was only 11 but remember it like it was yesterday.

[@cbod14]

The beginning of the end for The Eagles & Rich Kotite

[@footguy215]

7 straight. Right after beating Buddy and the Cards.

[@ddwalker3744]

Primetime was the absolute best back then

[@scottbrown7497]

Damm shame ESPN took it off the air I know they have it back in ESPN plus

[@PhillyCYOSports]

1994 Primetime is very rare hope more are coming

[@SkolneyVikings]

7:25 When Bill hears the cops arrive

[@jpete3027666]

The golden era of football. It was a perfect mix of offense and great defense. Now QBs can’t be hit and they’re throwing for 5 million yards a game.

[@Davidjon1946]

Couldn't agree more! Miss these days before the billion dollar contracts and the boring billion dollar stadiums

[@gluserty]

I didn't have access to NFL Primetime back in 1993-'96 (I was in high school, living in an efficiency apartment on my parent's property, no cable in the back; it didn't bother me) so I missed most of these and am still catching up. like C.K. said, this was a good week for close games (or a close week for good games? Nah). Hey, this is where the 1994 Lions got hot, thanks to Dave Krieg (actually at this point in the '94 season, Scott Mitchell's injury was a blessing in disguise), who had a tendency to get hot for long stretches, like here. Lots of hots here, tremendous heat.

[@Bob-vf1dz]

I was 1 year old at this time so it’s awesome to be able to watch the greats of old in real time. PRIMETIME

[@stevep8445]

Eagles loss to the Browns was the first of seven in a row to close the season, as they finished 7-9.

[@SkolneyVikings]

That loss lingered for the Vikings for a long time. They still snuck out the division title but were never the same again with Dungy here.

[@gluserty]

I agree with you on the Vikings, as they went from a dark horse Super Bowl team to kind of backing in and being quickly dismissed from the playoffs by the Bears. But Eagles REALLY found the landslide (that Byron Evans injury didn't help), not winning another game in this season.

[@chrisuncleahmad]

Even their two previous losses in 94, Dungy’s defense was NOT the reason they lost at Green Bay and Arizona Everything changed with that Foxboro game

[@pharaohosam]

When scores were reasonable because defense was legal. Oh, and the Washington Redskins still existed. I don't mean because of the name change, I mean because Dan Snyder killed the franchise in general.

[@brennanlabelle1594]

This is feel good stuff man thank you

[@natejamesr1081]

Carl Pickens played for the wrong team. Imagined if he played for a playoff caliber team back in the 90s! He was like Randy Moss in that game!

[@chrisuncleahmad]

10:38 1-8 vs 1-8 turned out to be anything but a dud

[@tino_premium]

The greatest matchup.

[@pronkb000]

Even in 1994 Berman has a crack about "the nattily clad Bill Belichick," even though he's not dressed particularly slovenly here.

[@Aokoebor]

The three best rivalries in the 90s was 49ers vs Cowboys throughout the 90s with Packers vs 49ers in the mid to late 90s was fun in the AFC it was Bills vs Dolphins throughout the 90s and Broncos vs Chiefs in the late 90s

[@cbod14]

The Real Super Bowl. The forgotten important matchup was KC-San Diego. Essentially forced KC to the wild card route

[@deqwannash2345]

Old school NFL The greatest team all-time matchup

[@dantastic5]

8:57 Randall Cunningham's first home loss in 21 starts, the first of 7 in a row that dragged the Eagles from 7-2 (NFC East leader, 1st overall in NFC) to 7-9 and led to the firing of coach Rich Kotite. 7:47 Byron Evans never played another game in the NFL after that injury. 15:44 Giants' 7th straight loss, but they would win their final 6 games to finish 9-7, and had an outside shot at a playoff berth

[@chrisuncleahmad]

DIVE, ERIC!

[@anthonystarke893]

6:47 Nick Saban, Bill Belichick's defensive coordinator. Many years and championships later they both leave their respective programs on the same day.

[@bradjames891]

The Bears-Dolphins game aired on my local FOX station.

[@chrisuncleahmad]

38:31 THE Game

[@2500BC]

Bud Carson was amazing w defenses. Maybe Schwartz is a current day version.

[@TheMt45]

Bledsoe set NFL records for completions and attempts in a game - he still holds those records to this day - and the Patriots somehow only score 26 points.

[@nascarvintage17]

SACRED PLAYERS AT THE TIME REALLY

[@juliansmith1951]

Future college football coach Nick Saban as a browns defensive coordinator before taking the Michigan state job

[@bradjames891]

Typical Broncos game: whether they're good or bad, most of their games go down to the final 2 minutes historically.

[@dantastic5]

26:10 According to this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmi6Z4GNgrp-gq8feature=shared&t=755, Minnesota won the original OT coin toss, but the Patriots captain claimed that the Vikings captain called a side after the coin landed. Coin was flipped again, New England won the toss

[@deqwannash1849]

I miss Dallas Cowboys

[@frankez1975]

Sigh hail to the Redskins…..errrrr WFT…….errrrrr Commanders. And seeing Rypien and Byner on the Browns so soon after winning the Super Bowl with the Redskins ugh.