Don Shula goes off on Ref Red Cashion

[@stevefowler2112]

I remember that game...it was so fun growing up in the 70's and 80's being a Dolphins fan...you knew that with Shula you would always have a chance to win every game.

[@johnwilson8437]

don shula rest in peace

[@tdrewman]

Don Shula had many fights with the Ref about the rules. I remember one game where he was arguing about a rule to the ref and ref told him he was wrong, one problem, Shula was one of the people that wrote the rule. He was on the Rule Committee for decades.

[@clightning9703]

wow didn't know that.... i guess that's why he hates Belichick so much because Bill is cheating piece of shit...

[@marksmith4346]

Way back in the day when QBs were supposed to call their own plays, there was actually a penalty for "coaching from the sidelines" and it was called on Shula (this is why teams used to shuttle players to get the plays on the field). Shula told the ref, goes to show what you know, that is a ten yard penalty and you only moved it 5. The ref said, the way you coach, 5 is enough. Shula was mad in the moment but later thought it was hilarious.

[@zoso73]

I was in 8th grade watching this game, and Coach Shula taught me a new bad word that night: horse shit. I've used it for 40 years.

[@Erikhengstrumcontent]

I always enjoy seeing a game played in the Orange Bowl

[@ShanOakley]

An ass chewing by Shula is something I would rather not be receiving.

[@russelljohnson7067]

We went to a lot of games in the Orange Bowl back in the day

[@SuperVt100]

Shula was right - minus expletives!

[@disneydanny2]

R.I.P. Red. hed passed away February 10, 2019

[@twat4life259]

Yep

[@chrisconley8583]

Am I the only one watching this thinking “Einhorn is Finkle”??

[@richarddragonetti2308]

I was there. My friend watched on TV. He told me shula said horse shit on air lmao. The orange bowl was so loud that Jaworski kept calling time out cause we we so loud! It was deafening lol

[@BillyRamirez]

Red "First... Dowwwwwwnnnnnnnn" Cashion

[@QBAN2010]

Man, what poor announcing from the booth. Never once did they explain the reason the penalty mattered and when the flag was thrown. If it happens before Orosz punts the ball then it is a then it is a defensive foul and Dolphins maintain possession. Once kicked, technicality the possession of the ball belongs to the Eagles so any holding after that still gets called but the penalty is marked from the spot where the tackle of the punt returner was made. Still, I loved how refs looked like refs back then with their socks and white pants. I did not remember the refs having their whole job wording on their unis....I always see BJ, FJ, U, R etc. I hate the black pants they use now. Red Cashion, Gene Tunney, Jerry Markbreight we’re always a pleasure to watch work a game...

[@darkstarharry2947]

The officials uniform had the full position spelled out form 1979-1982.

[@michaelwall2304]

when the zebra turns away with his arms folded Mussolini style 2:16 , you know hes not going to listen.

[@vccstudents]

I remember this game well, dubbed The Loud Bowl. Jaworski kept saying later he couldn't hear the signals. Shula was fined by the league for the choke reference.

[@dennyjones5007]

The. Refs. Now. Should. Watch. A. Real. Coach. Like. Shula. That. Man. Now's. Football like. Joe. Wastsn. Best. Coach. Every. Underfeatd. Team. Still

[@raymondnavarro9798]

Don Shula should write the book as to how to have a perfect season with a back up quarterback. Well he did it.

[@ag358]

@@raymondnavarro9798 it wasn't the whole season, earl morrall replaced bob griese in week 5 , won the rest of regular season games and 1 playoff game but was having trouble with the Steelers so bob, finally healthy, came off the bench to defeat the Steelers and started superbowl, won finishing undefeated. Earl was no ordinary back up qb , he backed up Johnny u in Baltimore and came off the bench in second quarter to win super bowl v for the colts. 2 time pro bowl over 20000 yards passing in career . He played for shula in Baltimore, shula always understood the importance of a quality back up. But with salary cap theses days its hard to have a great qb like morrall as a back up. I'm not taking away his accomplishments that year but i believe the Steelers win if shula doesn't bring griese in.

[@CreamySpoon]

BTW, the Phish won that game 13-10.

[@RobReezie]

Appreciate the fact the broadcast included refs professions/ positions outside of football

[@jamesthomas788]

This game must have been played in the early 80s.

[@OMikeyboy]

1981

[@huckfinn9225]

The Don...!!!

[@Yeomannn]

Was Steve Potter any good?

[@OMikeyboy]

Good special teamer.

[@TheAxxon44]

Don Shula was a football genius and was ahead of his time. You should do a video of the onside punt after safety that he pulled off against Cincinnati, It had never been done before. Shula headed to the referee huddle and whipped out his NFL rule book and showed them that it was legal.

[@ObserveVideo]

Wow

[@OMikeyboy]

I remember it well. Played on Monday night at the OB. Griese took the snap and ran out the back of the endzone. Cosell said, "Shula's ahead of us all."

[@andrewpadaetz5549]

@@OMikeyboythe intentional safety call. No one in the MNF booth thought that was going to happen.

[@haroldsmyth6685]

Genius. Look at his superbowl stats average at most. Playoffs were atrocious

[@OMikeyboy]

@@haroldsmyth6685 All-Time Winningest Coach. That says it all.

[@richierich2534]

Mikey boy make somemore videos

[@williamhicks7736]

Well the Dolphins probably won that game anyway! LOL!

[@markmiller489]

Man it’s amazing how unauthentic the punt returner looks compared to todays modern punt returner

[@howardcosell2022]

It was all about guts than the glory and glamour you clamor for

[@teeare1261]

@0:01... 111 punt returns and only 1 TD 😃

[@blakfloyd]

0:55 Whoa...they used to soft doxx the refs lmao.

[@teeare1261]

@2:20🐎 💩

[@TheLocalLt]

FIRST DOWWWWWN