Randy Moss' Coming Out Party - Vikings vs. Packers (Week 5, 1998) Classic Highlights

On a rainy October night in Green Bay, a rookie Randy Moss makes his primetime debut.
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[@bobbythespaceghost51]

I saw this live. Randy Moss was the most eye opening WR that I have ever watched in my life hands down. This dude was not human.

[@sickofguysnamedtodd2293]

I knew he was good and had already show flashes that season but he was a whole problem this night

[@s.tavares3257]

To be that tall, that fast & jump that high. Don’t think we’ll ever see someone like him in our lifetime.

[@baracksays9401]

"Randy Moss is the best young receiver that I have seen...maybe...ever."

[@user-dp7td7fj1l]

barack says week 5!!!!

[@jackkitchen737]

"Randy.....You have arrived!"

[@user-em8yy1dl7s]

I couldn’t believe it. He fell and was the second WR taken behind a no name because he smoked weed and got in some trouble. Think about that. Life lesson - always gamble like the Vikings Oh that WR was a no name named Kevin Dyson that was taken over him because he had better “character”

[@theoneaboveall6768]

Joshua Haynes and maybe will never for a long time now imagine if he had a passing qb his whole career imagine instead of wasting years in Oakland if he went straight to New England 🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ he would of obliterate all records not even close and at the same time made Brady the God of QB

[@DanielSong39]

@@user-em8yy1dl7s Dyson was actually a solid player but had injury problems

[@welldonebrainn]

“Extended Dennis Green’s contract through 2001” remember when 2001 was a super futuristic sounding year? Lol time flies

[@RumbScroll101]

Looking now it’s really is we didn’t have iPhones or androids in 1998 we never thought It was possible

[@ericjones4776]

@@RumbScroll101 it was a much better time

[@tancredifalconeri7419]

@@ericjones4776 No, it was just different. Better for some things worse for some others

[@justinbeloy5829]

Last year we moved to a new town and I was driving through the business area and there was a pizza place that said "In business since 1990". I thought "you're really going with that?" Then it dawned on me that was 30 years ago. Well played pizza place.

[@targetrender9529]

Yeah, and then Dennis was fired that same year by Red McConbs. He was a good coach. The Vikings went to the playoffs 8 out of 10 years he was there.

[@nick56677]

Dang! The Vikings basically had 3 #1 Receivers on their team. Geez, talk about huge mismatches. This team should've won it all

[@bill2953]

@Joshua Haynes I had forgotten, when Brett was bad he was really bad.

[@brodown64]

@Joshua Haynes Also that OT defense.

[@packerfan655]

@Joshua Haynes No Broncos would of destroy you guys.

[@mv7422]

@@packerfan655 lol doubtful

[@jaymule7342]

Jake Reed wasn’t a number 1 WR in 1998 stop being silly lol. He was a solid number 3 at that time nothing more. He was on the downhill by the 1998 season and only started in 27 games from 1998-2002. Chris Carter HOF WR, but the most talented WR of all time who also garnered the most attention of any WR of all time was Moss. Remember two of the three greatest offenses of all time had Moss on them. Randall Cunningham was way over the hill who was out of the league and had a company working on countertops. They brought him in because Cunningham had a cannon and they had the greatest deep ball threat ever who showed made average to below average QBs better. This Vikings team was about Moss period. Chris Carter got the all pro selection over Moss in 1999 which is still one of the most disgusting things ever in NFL history. The NFL voters would only give Moss an all pro selection if he had 15tds or more which was pathetic. He deserved 5 first team all pro selections if not 6 for his first six years in the NFL which is still a travesty to this day.

[@quietcorner293]

BTW at 2:40, Jake Reed has often been the forgotten great Vikings WR. Jake had four straight seasons of 1000 yards +.

[@SW4MPMONST3R]

People forget he missed the 98 NFC Championship Game that year. Robert Griffith dropped a pick in the endzone that hit him between the 2 and the 4 after Gary shanked the kick. So many missed opportunities. Had they won and gone on to beat Denver, they would be regarded as one of the best teams in the history of the league.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@SW4MPMONST3R He was the original deep threat they had before Moss came along.Reed was injured had he played they would have stomped Atlanta.

[@Clayboy210]

Reed just did make it into the Vikings HOF

[@dwightlove3704]

Quiet Corner He was the deep threat for the Vikings before Moss came along he was a 4.45 guy in the 40 he at 6-3 220 was the original T.O.

[@jayNicks10]

Yeah, 4 consecutive seasons of 1100+ yards receiving but never made the pro bowl? Once Moss came in, Reed was beginning to quiet down.

[@desert4wheeling209]

Greatest team to never win it all

[@jeffniemiste2461]

desert4wheeling next year

[@bitterangrydrunk]

Nah. Denver would have kicked their ass.

[@Jimmy_Hopkins15]

@@bitterangrydrunk fuck no we would smoked denver

[@thenewthought86]

Denver would have been destroyed @@bitterangrydrunk

[@bitterangrydrunk]

@@thenewthought86 Denver had a superior defense, a great offensive line and a dominant RB. They were carrying Elway. I don't want to be that trolling guy on the internets, but Jesus, this was Super Bowl loss no. 5. The '98 Vikings allowed twice as many points in road games because Denny was pumping noise into the Dome. Their defense was not championship caliber, and on a neutral field Denver would have wiped them out

[@peegeezee1604]

The greatest WR of all time.

[@josephpeeler5434]

The numbers say Jerry Rice.

[@saintpablolovezyou]

@@josephpeeler5434 Me not caring says Moss.

[@bauerj3398]

@@saintpablolovezyou You not caring does not make it right. A Buffalo fan could say, "I don't care about the numbers. Don Beebe was the greatest WR of all time.

[@iwanttoseemrshow]

@@bauerj3398 Moss was faster, could jump higher, and could take over a game at any time compared to Rice. Career stats, of course Rice has more. But, Moss was a better rookie and in a single-seaon had more touchdowns compared to Jerry Rice. In 2007, Moss had 23 touchdowns. Rice's best year was 22. I love Jerry, but in the end it's like comparing Emmitt Smith to Barry Sanders. Go ahead and take the 'sure thing', I'll take the guy that's an instant threat who can kill at any time.

[@bauerj3398]

@@iwanttoseemrshow Moss also only ran half the route tree. Moss gave up on plays, games, hell on entire seasons when things did not go his way. I especially love how one of your claims is because Moss had 23 TD's in a season, while Rice 'only' had 22. Rice had 22 TD's in 1987. He only played in 12 games that year, and not because of injury. There were only 12 games that year league wide.

[@chetreid77]

As a St. Louis Rams fan, THIS was the original Greatest Show in Turf!

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

The Vikings most dangerous play: Randy, go and get it

[@mickeysm64]

Cris Carter was the same if you put it up in his area even if you was triple covered nine times out of ten he was coming down with it.

[@jonmolina948]

Scared every defensive coordinator. Randall’s just lofting it up there.

[@Bluestone524]

Cunningham: "84 deep." Holding. Next play: ""84 deep." LOL it was like they were playing Madden.

[@mudkat7611]

I remember my Packer fan friends make claim how Packer fans were the most loyal fans in the league--- Never leaving a game early. After that 3rd Favre interception, Lambeau Field cleared out faster than crap runs through a Goose. "And the silence you hear is Lambeau Field."

[@ericfett9218]

"Those noises you are hearing are the footsteps of thousands if Packers fans heading to the parking lot"

[@lkanzenbach]

I remember the Vikings still no SB to speak of , go kick rocks.

[@rexrogers1859]

@@lkanzenbach ............... 🥱

[@ericwright2594]

Rip Corey stringer

[@quietcorner293]

& Orlando Thomas.

[@seanheffernan1206]

IAM not even a Vikings fan and that was a damn good offensive line.

[@AlbinoRhinoEventCenter]

The whole reason I clicked on this video was to look for this comment after having seen the thumbnail.

[@yunush]

RIP Korey Stringer, Orlando Thomas and Minister Reggie White

[@goosekhangaming1716]

That was my favorite year as a lifelong Vikes fan..

[@jbsmg]

I remember after Moss's last TD Michael's said "Vikings, in a rout!" and that's when I knew this team was legit and that it was going to be a special season.

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Moss was so unstoppable it was crazy

[@midrangetorque]

Vikings dominating victories at GB are the best!!

[@Clayboy210]

and Viking defeating Green Bay with Farve as our QB, priceless!

[@bill2953]

@@Clayboy210 Brett could be as bad as he was good..Exceptionally.

[@mikeanderson5772]

And the very best part about all of that: you guessed it, the Vikings have not and will never win a championship!

[@bill2953]

@@mikeanderson5772 They have a better chance now that the architect of their 3 & Out offense is the Browns HC. Dorsey just can't help himself everything he touches turns from gold to crap.

[@midrangetorque]

@@mikeanderson5772 Minnesota Vikings: the best franchise to never win a superbowl. ☹ ...and maybe the Bills too. We'll see what the future holds.

[@jmarley2717]

Carter and Moss was the best duo ever! They complimented each other so well. Carter knew how to get open down low leaving Moss open deep many times.

[@dwightlove3704]

J.Marley Don't forget Jake Reed he made them a UNSTOPPABLE TRIO and before Moss arrived Reed was the HOMERUN THREAT and he had 4.45 speed to back it up with size 6'3 220.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@jmarley2717 My bad like I said REED was the ORIGINAL T.O.

[@TheBzoldos32]

And both had mad respect for each other

[@ckobo84]

Jake Reed faded away that year never to be heard from again. The theory was it was going to be a big 3 at receiver, but it ended up just being a big 2. Not sure what happened to Reed, didn't think he was all that old yet.

[@TheBzoldos32]

He was inferior to moss and carter . he was out of place with those two. And your right he just faded away . he was out of a job when moss got there. Guy named mathuew hatchette took his 3 rd string I think. But yeah he was supposed to be kinda stud.

[@humblewisdom8976]

I remember watching that game. Kind of lifts your spirits anytime the Vikes beat the slackers. It just feels right.

[@elijahwerling4668]

Bears fan here, its always nice to see anyone take Green Bay down. Even the Vikings!

[@feenyfighter]

Gotta love dan’s color technique of moaning while Al Michaels calls the action. Classic

[@mujahudin]

I remember watching this live. Man!!!! Did I party that night!!! One of my favorite games of all time!!!

[@lesgobrandon9444]

I was in a bar Minneapolis. Great game and good beer

[@omegamanGXE]

Womansoor Ahmad

[@mgaston2496]

Thanks for showing that first TD/Penalty, what a beautiful pass and catch.

[@omegamanGXE]

ur welcome

[@TheIkeman74]

Early signs of a long night or the rookie was just lucky

[@TheWarnberg]

“The author Tom Clancy tried to buy the team...” wait WHAT?

[@TheYaegerjeusmc]

No joke!

[@timward276]

yep, he tried to put together a package and it was all smoke and mirrors. Instead the sleazy Texan Red McCombs bought them, and sold the team when he couldn't get a new stadium built, which the current owner wheedled out of the city of Minneapolis. It's nicer than the Metrodome but it's an ugly hulking thing looming over the city.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@timward276 The Metrodome was iconic

[@timlevis3630]

If Clancy had purchased them and they went to the Super Bowl in 1998, they would have faced the Denver Broncos. These were the same two teams that faced off in Clancy"s Sum of all Fears, where terrorists deployed a nuclear device.

[@jeffreyrusselljr7713]

This is my favorite team over the years in the NFL in my lifetime the funnest to watch other than maybe the 85 bears.

[@ifmbm332b]

It seemed they did a flea flicker trick play at least once every game and tried at least one deep pass almost every time they had the ball. Insane season.

[@andymotl]

The greatest Vikings game I have ever watched in my entire life!

[@superviking1961]

its hard to top the THANKSGIVING game in Dallas , when we ROUTED the Cowboys 48-36 ..... Moss 3 catches, 3 TD's, 163 yards ......!!!!!...... just 54 yds per catch .....!!!!!

[@TheBzoldos32]

Why do you guys always forget he had 4 catches. 3 TDS and a 2 point conversion

[@libertylarry6766]

No way. the greatest vikings game was the 1987 playoff win against the 49ers

[@dwightlove3704]

The score in this game should have been 57-24!!!!!!

[@hamricmike8]

I watched this in my dorm room when I was a freshman in college and I think I said something like 'Ok, what freaking planet is this Moss guy from?'. He instantly became my favorite player and he still is.

[@cozm0859]

I remember this game and season like it was yesterday. I was young as hell but I remember knowing our offense could score at will but our defense couldn’t stop a nose bleed 😂

[@kflow1379]

I was 4 when this game aired. I remember parts of it, no idea how. Growing up in Wisconsin and being a Vikings fan was weird but thank you Randy Moss for protecting me from the green garbage.

[@johnlimke9313]

That ultimately cost them as the curse of the Vikings came down from the Teflon sky, that one still hurts to this day.

[@vikfan4life]

I always thought that Randy Moss breakout game was against the Cowboys on Thanksgiving that year

[@andrewmann4067]

Coming out party is in the title not breakout game

[@user-wj9bz8xi9u]

He scored 2 TD's in his first game ever, he broke out day 1. No one will beat his 17 TD rookie record for a long time if ever.

[@posiedon8190]

These videos bring us back wgen football was football.

[@danthedewman1]

now its thuggery and whiners..

[@petesampson4273]

Cunningham was really something special. Even during down years in Philly, and I don't even like the Eagles, he could be counted on for a stretch of beautiful, textbook, deep passes. Other guys have better stats and more important wins but no one has ever thrown prettier bombs than Mr. Cunningham. He had some pretty decent receivers that year too!

[@mgaston2496]

watch his replacement, Jeff George.

[@puckutubesux7356]

Cunningham was trash. This is an example of Moss carrying a marginal NFL QB.

[@patrickr2691]

@@puckutubesux7356 his 4 touchdowns were 2 lob jump balls to Moss, a lob back shoulder to Reed, and a screen pass which Smith takes to the house. Cunningham probably had the least-impressive 4 TD gamer ever in this one.

[@anthonyharp7696]

@@puckutubesux7356 really so what happened in oakland? RC got him the ball he didn't reach success like that again until he played with Brady. Randy was an extraordinary talent. Combine that with a qb like RC plus carter smith reed randle ECT...you get a 15-1 team a missed fg away from the super bowl.

[@anthonyharp7696]

@@patrickr2691 RC was throwing bombs like that long before he played with randy moss dude had a cannon

[@jacashalot3441]

Damn i miss this team

[@chrisuncleahmad]

1:30 without that penalty, Moss’ numbers might have been even more gaudy

[@suavelleadams7098]

I don't care what anybody has to say BAD about Randy Moss ! He was the Most Electricfying Wide Receiver to ever to play the game of Football ?

[@mickeysm64]

I don't know I really enjoyed watching all the acrobatic catches that Cris Carter made.

[@quietcorner293]

RIP Orlando Thomas!!

[@sylentknight]

and Korey Stringer

[@osayande6979]

You almost forget how great a player Moss was

[@CoreyT127]

Man a 80 yard td that got called back too!

[@jbsmg]

And about aa 60 yard that was just overthrown.

[@patrickr2691]

Randy Moss is Usain Bolt with NFL receiving skills, NBA jumping skills, and that fine southern twang.

[@sydboski]

Moss wishes he had anywhere remotely close Bolt's speed.

[@trentholio]

Is it just me or does the video quality get better during the plays where moss scores?

[@Internut1985]

Trent Holt yes it does I noticed it looked really good almost thought this quality could be 5 years ago

[@purpleyoda7019]

digitally restored! NFLN has Alot of stories and plays that they restore. its actually beautiful art! How the players tell the story and The NFL narrates

[@danduerkop1370]

At 4:09 (after moss's first touchdown) you can see the video quality degrade back

[@mrmandingo4604]

Trent Holt hi are you single

[@garycobiak5926]

@@mrmandingo4604 u gay

[@719sikora]

Moss and Carter was the best receiver combo I've ever seen. This team was the most exciting team to watch, shame they didn't win their superbowl.

[@doshin7777]

Issac Bruce and Tory holt, they were good too.

[@719sikora]

@@doshin7777 So were Jerry Rice and John Taylor. Lots of great receiving cores. But... this was insane, Carter and Moss was impossible to stop. Rams had a better offense, more weapons.

[@jaronzennaiter]

This team had it all. I remember how dope R.Smith was too.

[@TL2354]

Why was he a dope?

[@jaronzennaiter]

@@TL2354 are you kidding? Pro Bowl, 1200 yards on 249 carries (4.8) . He was super smooth and made the draw look easy.

[@tonyadler1319]

I like how you used the better quality footage for the parts that you could.

[@ericjones4776]

NFL was so fun to watch back then… Deep passes and Big hits.. thank God was able to watch it live

[@slimc3769]

As a Packer fan, I am proud to say. The Packers in 2021 FINALLY have a defense that could hold prime Moss to under 250 yards and 4 touchdowns in a single game. Guaranteed baby!

[@slimc3769]

@@electriccowboy4747 it was a joke..

[@thefightscout]

moss was a beast in preseason, that was his coming out party

[@randyn2396]

This team was the Vikings best chance to get back to the Super Bowl. So sad that they couldn't pull it off. The best team to never win a Super Bowl.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

I like how everyone just knows it when you're seeing greatness. It was obvious with Moss soooo early, you just knew you were watching something great.

[@kellyholguin4208]

I’ve been a Vikings fan since Super Bowl 11.Hands down,there hasn’t been anyone like Randy Moss.A cut from a different cloth.

[@user-wj9bz8xi9u]

It was special to watch Moss.

[@jameslogan7565]

This game scarred me as a Packers fan. Packers had just been to back-to-back Super Bowls. This was the last year for Mike Holmgren and Reggie White in Green Bay. And the Packers drafted cornerbacks in the first three rounds of the 1999 draft. This game was the first moment the magic felt like it was dying.

[@t-gotitanup9386]

Al Michael said it perfectly and early in the Broadcast from 1995 until this game the Packers went 25-0 at Lambeu during that time also Brett Favre and the Packers were undefeated in the playoffs the minute Minnesota came to Lambeu the magic of Lambeu die in my opinion during the Favre era loosing to Vick and the Falcons in 2002, loosing to the Vikings at home in 2004 and loosing to the Giants in the NFC Championship in 2007 yes things change but the Lambeu PlayOff streak did last almost 30 years until 2002

[@lawrencebarry8774]

Packers fan here as well. This game, to me, signified a huge change of things to come. I remember hearing right after this game that the Packers defense set a team record for most yards allowed in one game in team history.

[@ScottDieken]

How many green bay players in this game are future Vikings. Longwell, fave, sharper the list goes on. Randall Cunningham, you were the best, thanks for the great year. can't wait for 2022 season to start.

[@AaronJZY]

98, my favorite Vikings year ever. What a run.

[@omacktube]

Gb hadn't lost a game at home for like 3yrs. I lost a shit load betting on this game.

[@tederickwebb2384]

How much did you lose?

[@stevog2277]

Moss was amazing

[@neal6473]

Just simply amazing ☺️.

[@seancagney1369]

Moss is the most gifted player I have ever seen..... He could have the records IMO but he never had the work ethic of Jerry Rice nor the discipline, it just came so easy to him and he was the perfect wideout with all elements combined.

[@user-wj9bz8xi9u]

@Poop Jones Agree 100%, people are fooled by the negative MN media who hated Moss because he didn't do interviews. You don't just walk out of bed and dominate professional athletes that badly without putting in the work training all offseason. He trained harder than others from what I've seen so work ethic was there...

[@q4life551]

Damn that first play from the Vikings though

[@marlonsimmons3607]

Moss out there Mossin folks....😎🤟🏾

[@JJJJ-he8bz]

Randell Cunningham played like a god.

[@TL2354]

What about Randall Cunningham?

[@ronward3949]

Dazzling Footwork Diligence by these explosive Vikings ,Team Outstanding sharing the Magic!

[@jdogthepleb8613]

Was there live at 13 yrs old. Had never seen the Packers lose at Lambeau in person before that. Got sent under the stadium in a rain delay. I should have known then that that was a bad omen. Will never forget watching the Vikings destroy the Pack on that Monday Night and having to face the cold reality that we were not going to win every home game I went to for the rest of my life lol.

[@wallytverstol8627]

and robert smith. the 98 vikes were loaded and gary anderson finally ran out of bullets

[@paulrolf9011]

The defense blew that game! If he makes the field goal it puts up 10. He missed. Atlanta went down the field and tied the game. And the rest is history

[@MrEOM41]

Before the 99 Rams it was the 98 Vikings just a shame Minnesota didn't win it all.

[@NonnyStrikes]

2:10 ... that throw to Carter.. and the catch.. holy moly, I think they know me!

[@benscheidegger122]

Those cheesy 90s special effects in the way beginning had me rolling! Haha

[@tboneproductions2453]

R.I.P. Orlando Thomas

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

To put things in perspective: before this game, the Packers last home loss was in 1995 against the St Louis Rams.

[@harrygleason3870]

I loved Monday nites music of Hank Jr and watching randy moss it was a great time

[@bitterangrydrunk]

One of my favorite games ever. 4-0 vs. 4-0, the Packers had won 29 straight at Lambeau, and the Vikings destroyed them. For my money this was way better than Dall-ass on Thanksgiving.

[@martygras378]

Yes, the Dallas game was just icing. Now if they had considered blitzing Crystal Chandelier, could have made a nice finishing SB touch.

[@jarvisgarvin1540]

Randy Moss is the greatest Wide Receiver of ALL-TIME!!!

[@TKFOH]

I remember this game like it was yesterday. The last Vikings game before I moved away for college. I told my dad prior to the game that if the Vikings beat the Packers, they might go undefeated. They came pretty darn close.

[@scringe1]

They only lost to Tampa. 15-1. They should of won it that year.

[@jaysonadams4962]

Can never forget this season. The whole world wanted to see Denver vs Minnesota in the SuperBowl. And we all got ATL vs Broncos. Smfh..

[@flickmeetwood]

Cunningham was an awesome player!!! Changed his game on the Vikings. Became unselfish with Moss ,Carter and Reed as his receivers... ...

[@aaacomp1]

lol, no, he just got old and couldn't run like he could with the eagles. He literally just snaps the ball and throws a rainbow at moss, hopping he'll out jump the defenders.

[@ckobo84]

Simultaneous possession my ass Dierdorf! Randy cleanly catches the ball and then the guy grabs his elbow and tries to act like he has the ball for a second.

[@Zoomer30]

This game was like Madden Football. Set to high school.

[@andrewlee1573]

This was when football was at its best! Kick-off big hits etc.

[@vikings2win247]

Toss to Moss!

[@selfhelp9685]

that'a all anyone had too do. The man made it look like toss ball not football

[@bitterangrydrunk]

Why did they have to replace the end zone turf in Lambeau Field? Because it was covered with MOSS!

[@Rockstopmotion]

@@bitterangrydrunk lol toss that moss

[@ebertd]

And Moss was still listed as the #3 WR until mid season. Stacked team!

[@jamaulmewborn6460]

I remember this game from October 1998. The Vikings was raw in a gud way that year. Should've been in the Super Bowl that year.

[@khcat9]

R.I.P Denny Green! To a great coach! He loved this team 🏉 ❤❤❤❤!

[@mgaston2496]

He hasn't missed a field Goal since Sept. of 19xx... right then I knew we were going to lose. Thank you John Madden

[@Odawg96]

I remember watching this game while I was in grad school. Little dinI know that that TD that got called back was a harbinger of things to come! I was completely AMAZED!! They made it look so EASY! I called my dad the next morning and he had the same question for me that I had for him: “Did you see what the Vikings did to the Packers last night?” It’s still criminal that this team didn’t make it to the Super Bowl. They would have fared much better against the Broncos than Atlanta.

[@jdoug5435]

To this day I still find joy in Farve throwing interceptions.

[@johnlimke9313]

Except for one at new Orleans

[@bifftannen1598]

This has to be a top 5 all-time Vikings regular season game, probably #1. The '98 Thanksgiving win over Dallas where Moss had 3 catches for 3 TDs & over 150 yards is also in there. No team built themselves up higher than that '98 team (15-1) & then fell as hard in the end. If the Vikings had gone to the Super Bowl, they would've had to punish the Broncos with Robert Smith & Leroy Hoard to help keep their depleted defense rested. They probably would've been without John Randle, Ed McDaniel & Orlando Thomas. I think David Dixon would've had to miss from their OL also. At least they would've been in the Super Bowl though

[@ljvue]

Best rookie ever has arrived.

[@MrLittlewasp]

throw those picks Brettt... the best ever at it

[@Rockstopmotion]

That intro man had pizza nachos pop and butt load candy ahhhhhh good times

[@Rockstopmotion]

Ah that intro so many memories

[@opentrunk]

This was one of the more historic games in Vikings history.

[@bigsoupes]

That thumbnail....good choice. Still sad about #77 RIP

[@brovold72]

Was in a bar in Madison, Wis (Angelic Brewing Co., long gone) watching this. A lot of Minneapolis kids amongst the staff and patrons, so maybe 50/50 representation. Every time Brett threw a pic, some drunk girl would shout "Nice pass, Favre!" Some other Vikings fans and I were buying shots for one another--"purple meanies" or Goldschlager--at every Minn.TD, but we had to quit at halftime. I felt nervous about walking back to my car wearing the sweatshirt I was wearing, but I think the Packers fans were just too stunned to even be pissed.

[@kevonsidek9737]

This was the game where the vikings put the league on notice that they were the team to beat this team was a offensive machine watching them dominate the way they were was jaw dropping

[@markfox3083]

If not for that penalty he would’ve had three long bomb TDS and two other long bomb receptions. Even MORE shocking than the cowboy game

[@dwightlove3704]

Who saw the look of dejection at 8:00 among the DB's for the Packers after Moss caught his last touchdown.

[@elvicare35]

ME!!!!!!!!

[@dwightlove3704]

@@elvicare35 TOTAL DEJECTION!!!!!!

[@cdhardrick]

He was the game when he arrived

[@ddnc1983]

I still can’t believe this team didn’t win it all. Such a shame.

[@jdad6802]

I love Morten Andersons' helmet from 1952

[@careful7951]

Jake Reed was nice. And they had CC and Randy.

[@ckobo84]

Jake Reed was nice ...up till that year. Once Moss got going Reed faded out of the picture.

[@JeromeMKII]

I loved the uniforms and big ass pads from that era

[@Grandizer8989]

The 90s was the most entertaining decade of football imo.

[@flutebasket4294]

The league was simply better in those days

[@DroBreez0]

The fact he wasn't even show in the starting lineup is CRAZY

[@doshin7777]

This is so easy for Vikings and I'm really wondering how in the world this team never win it all??