Marshall Faulk & Kurt Warner Put on a Playoff Show! Vikings vs. Rams Divisional Round 1999 Full Game

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[@SLSMe]

RIP John Madden the Legend!! RIP Denny Green RIP Corey Stringer RIP Pat Summerall

[@ericpackers1700]

Amen all class acts

[@trippen4391]

@@ericpackers1700 🤍

[@trippen4391]

Rip🤍

[@Caltops78]

Foge Fazio as well. RIP

[@NormEvansChallenges]

can't believe this is close to a quarter Century ago

[@mikehedrick7223]

this reminds me when we had big satellite dish in the yard, you would get the live feed with no commercials, it's like being at the game.

[@lukeskinwalker9335]

I used to love going down to my Uncle Pat's gin mill and watch the game feeds on his satellite dish. It really did feel like you were closer to the game in a way. And you'd hear some off air discussions from the announcers and the crew. Behind the scenes stuff was pretty cool.

[@BigmoneyBrickwall]

Anyone else just wake up from a nap and this entire game is playing?

[@miscellaneousproductions]

Yes

[@RaymondRoycetibayan]

not this game but happened to me and woke up to pats-broncos once. couldnt even remember wat put me to sleep

[@chrismalone4491]

Happens a lot to me too lol but not this time but seems it’s always a good oldie

[@dukree3391]

Now this was football..I wanna go back so bad. The players, Maddens voice, the atmosphere. Everything.

[@yungoso]

Alot of mofos gonnbe hurt but its what they dreamed of signing up for 😂🤷🏿‍♂️

[@E4create]

You say that like football isn't as entertaining as ever nowadays. Live for now not the past or future

[@E4create]

And honestly this is the atmosphere when you go to the right games. Heinz field on Sunday feels just like this

[@dukree3391]

@@E4create I do live in the present. I just reminisce because football was truly better 15 20 plus years ago. It's soft now.

[@LALakers4life34]

Yeah, grandpa.

[@kellijones6481]

I hope someday St. Louis gets another chance at having an NFL team. That dome was such an electric atmosphere back in those days

[@trippen4391]

Exactly lol

[@boogitybear2283]

Get the Jacksonville Jaguars team that St. Louis should have received in the 1995 expansion draft. They can still be in the AFC South with nearby cities Nashville and Indianapolis!

[@mikal0457]

People in stlouis didn’t show enough love

[@bretysbooks6260]

Kaw is the Law

[@RoyaleStudios]

@@mikal0457 this is the truth. they abandoned the rams during the dark years. I would go to a game and the opposing team would have more fans. Chiefs fans never quit on their team and they hadn't won a SB in 40 years.

[@chrisuncleahmad]

Kurt Warner- 5 Touchdowns, 6 Incompletions. Is that good? I think that's good.

[@Mizzoulord13]

He did better than that against the Packers in the 2009 Wild Card game. He threw 5 TDs and only 4 incompletions in that pressure packed OT barnburner.

[@Eric-qk3bk]

Maverick reference 👍

[@gi-ant864]

Yeah, it's good. Just barely though!!!

[@boogitybear2283]

I wish the Steelers won SB 45 than SB 43. I hate the Packers more than the Steelers.

[@dylanb4494]

@@Mizzoulord13 god both of those teams defenses were trash that year. If only Johnny Jolly wasnt high on lean during that game the packers probably would have won. Damn shame.

[@chrisspearline767]

These are the best Rams uniforms they never should have changed

[@wankertanker1813]

The gold ones were kinda neat. And I really like the white one.

[@treydaypnw]

I like those jerseys but the ones they wear today are way better than any other uniform they've had.

[@slumpstorm3359]

00😅

[@25Siege]

Agreed

[@jeffn2723]

Madden sounded so good here. What a guy.

[@joshromero-burgan9860]

People dont understand what the 99 rams did for the nfl. They are literally what all top offensive teams today are built on . Fast high flying badasses. And on top of that they only allowed like 15/16 points a game making their defense top 5. They are easily one of the greatest teams ever . Averagin over 500 yards a game. HOF QB. The best rb at the time. One of the best wr duos and probably the best receiving core if you factor in how much faulk lined up at wr. Their oline was ridiculous LT orlando pace is one of the best ever. And they put up these numbers when defenses were much tougher when CBS could pester and hit wrs from the moment the ball snapped it's not like today where you cant even touch wrs anymore . If this team played today they would have averaged well above 40 pts agame . To me if you factor in offense defense and special teams they have to be one of the top 5 greatest teams ever .

[@boogitybear2283]

I’m from West Tennessee. It was so hard to watch the Super Bowl because I was a Rams and Titans Fan being only 3 hours away from St. Louis and 3 hours away from Nashville. It was definitely a crazy NFL Year!

[@nickintherealworld225]

They were a high flying offence, but just one year earlier the Vikings broke the single season point record so it wasn't anything new.

[@gregorythomasbarrie-schwar3146]

Vikings didn’t have a rb who caught for 1,000 yards. So yea it was new and if it wasn’t it was different and better than anything the Vikings ever did with moss and carter.

[@emoo.182]

Speaking of special teams, Tony Horne and Az were no slouches (we're just gonna pretend Hakims fumble in 2000 never happened lol) Tony Horne is one of the most underated kick returners of all time, he even scored one in this game.

[@hectormiguelvalenciamijang8165]

😊p😊😊😊😊p

[@radar0412]

Denny Green had a chance to score before Halftime and send a message to the Rams, but more importantly to his OWN TEAM that The Vikings were there to win the game. Instead he ran out the clock before Halftime instead of trying to score. One of the biggest Coaching Blunders I can remember.

[@TheGervaisPodcast]

did the same near the end of the NFC game with Atlanta the year before

[@Johnhargrove18]

Denny green couldn’t coach January football

[@Halfkrazie10]

Greatest show on turf !!!

[@treydaypnw]

Issac Bruce and Tory Holt, one of the Greatest wide receiver duos in NFL history.

[@twonumber22]

The Greatest Show On Turf!

[@ThomasJamesBeauchene]

Skol! Cheers from the UK and Ireland Vikings Fan Club!

[@Dotman89]

Skol

[@ThomasJamesBeauchene]

@Joe Weider we are here in the U.K. and Ireland! Skol!

[@markmiller2464]

Thank you for posting this! Would love some vintage 2004/05 LaDanian Tomlinson games if you got em!

[@gi-ant864]

2006 was his MVP season.

[@tomspiller2449]

I have the 2006 playoffs game where LT was a poor sport and couldn't accept the fact that he lost to the patriots on his home field, and wanted to fight at the end of the game hahahaha that was Vintage lol

[@animesempai0]

Yessss the 06 season pls

[@boogitybear2283]

This is awesome getting to see all the scenery without the commercials! I notice Walt Coleman aka Mr. Tuck Rule is officiating this game. 😂

[@gregoryviktor3794]

The Rams obliterated the Vikings in the 2nd half. I forgot how explosive the Greatest Show on Turf was. The speed they had on offense, defense, and special teams was just unmatched that year.

[@theitguy2731]

Kind of helps to have the Police Department escort your star running back at 95 MPH to the game. Imagine how much more different this game would have been.

[@kellijones6481]

@@theitguy2731 Are you talking about Ron Pitts at the beginning where he mentions that Isaac Bruce forgot his ankle braces and they had to rush back to his house to retrieve them? Or was there an incident with Marshall Faulk that I don’t know about? Not being a smartass I promise, genuine question

[@CasuallyCommentingBaseThings]

@@kellijones6481dudes a salt viQueens fan

[@garylobo348]

​@kellijones6481 No the police escorted the Rams equipment guy back to Rams Park to get his ankle braces. Rams Park was 30 minutes away at normal speed, located in Earth City, MO. The stadium was in downtown St. Louis, near the Arch.

[@garylobo348]

​@kellijones6481 No the police escorted the Rams equipment guy back to Rams Park to get his ankle braces. Rams Park was 30 minutes away at normal speed, located in Earth City, MO. The stadium was in downtown St. Louis, near the Arch.

[@garrettgillman5591]

GSOT! I grew up in STL and was 9 when the rams won the super bowl! I have been addicted to football ever since

[@stevebrainard6082]

Classis announcers with this game.

[@treydaypnw]

Kurt Warner deserves his place in the NFL's hall of fame, no doubt about it. A tremendous player for the quarterback position.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

In 1998 randall Cunningham had a mvp caliber season and in 1999 it was Jeff George and in 2000 it was daunte Culpepper...... pretty crazy

[@l.r9655]

Should've stuck with Cunningham

[@Criminalpresident45]

@@l.r9655 Cunningham sucked in 1999 thats why switched to Jeff George

[@gregoryviktor3794]

I think anybody could have put up big numbers as a QB with the Vikings back then when you got 84 and 80 on the other side.

[@erics2739]

@@gregoryviktor3794 Even brad Johnson

[@yeomane]

@@l.r9655 Wrong brother Jeff was the right guy. Culpepper was ass.

[@randallturgeon1067]

great commentators, off mike time kind of surreal. enjoyed the non commercial format.

[@lisahardy9707]

If you dont count the KZbin commercials

[@l.r9655]

NFL 2k on the dreamcast days!

[@ericsmith6823]

I'm a packers fan and still love this classic!

[@noyou113]

Of course you would

[@chrisspearline767]

This is the only game I have ever seen where they don't break for a commercial after the Vikings first FG

[@ericpackers1700]

They got that on the ravens channel also for their games during this era

[@rafaelbruce6765]

All Rams in this one. I watched this game and I was shocked by them putting up 49 on the Vikings

[@chardiemacdennis7218]

Nothing shocking about it. The Rams had the greatest offense in NFL history, we should have won 3 straight SB CHAMPIONSHIPS. We got robbed by the cheating Patriots, and the refs in SB 36.

[@cory2023]

This rams team was my favorite team to watch ever. Thank you for uploading these games nfl

[@cory2023]

*were

[@jasonbournesburner3845]

For the people who do not remember or were not born yet. Let me add some multi-context to this team during this era " Greatest Show on Turf" The previous year Vikings went 15-1 with Randall Cunningham at QB. They lost to Atlanta in the NFC title game, Atlanta lost to Denver with Elway as they went back to back. Elway retired. The Rams came out of nowhere with a 13-3 record! So in this game Vikings had a chip that they felt they were still capable of getting to the Superbowl despite being the 4th seed. The Rams obliterated them like never ever before. The final score does not dictate a close game, Trust me, it was not in the second half! The following game the Rams won a tough and controversial low-scoring win vs the Bucs, I personally felt like the Rams went too conservative that game, they should have opened up vs the great Bucs Patt Sap, Brooks, Lynch HOF defense. This game could have gone either way, The Rams escaped as the great Patt Summerall stated at the end of the game with Ricky Proel's catch. RIP PATT. On the AFC side this same postseason, The Jaguars came out of nowhere going 14-2 But the Titans led by RIP Steve McNair had their number winning all 3 matchups that season, including the AFC title game. Mark Brunell, Jimmy Smith, Tony Boselli, and Fred Taylor were never the same after that. Jags vs Rams could have been one of the best matchups ever!.. This is why Jag fans are so stoked with Sunshine and ETN. They believe they can reach the glory days and more. It's been a log time since that time happened. In the Superbowl, The Rams defeated the Titans and won the Superbowl. Kurt Warner went from grocery store clerk bagger to Arena football great, to Superbowl MVP in a short period. Taking Trent Greens' unfortunate injury replacement and running to the stars with it. Kevin Carter was the defensive player of the year I believe or sack leader for the Rams. The following year in 2000, the Rams played the Broncos on MNF first week. and boy it was a dandy, must watch that game, but the rams D was not the same that year. They ended up losing to the Saints in the Wildcard. In 2001, 9/11 happened, Rams went 14-2, beat the Patriots in RS in Foxborough with Brady as a rookie I think. But in the SB, the Pats won their first title 17-14 on late FG. Rams again went super conservative. Did not use Faulk enough and they lost. This is where Spygate originated from with the Pats. IMO, it could have also a symbology with 9/11. It was a big deal then with everything going on. It was the make or break of who would become a dynasty here. The Pats did and the Rams, unfortunately, did not. Warner was replaced by Marc Bulger, and the rams went into dormant mode until recently. Feel free to add more context for the young bloods to learn history commenters. I loved the Rams back then! Go watch Falulks San Diego State highlights and Colts highlights before he became a Ram. The trade that sent Faulk to the Rams could be the best trade in NFL history. Colts could have kept Faulk with Manning. Imagine the possibilities! Everyone have a good one!

[@Ofnir_1]

SB 36 was 20-17 not 17-14. Funny enough, 20 years after that debilitating loss the Rams are champs again

[@hainavidotcom]

@@Ofnir_1 Yeah but it's not the same. By far the best Rams team is 1999. the best offensive team ever.

[@Ofnir_1]

@@hainavidotcom Of course the 99 Rams are the best Rams team. Either way, they're champs again

[@jonbrooks9428]

I played highschool football with Proehl. We graduated together in 86 from Hillsborough highschool in NJ.

[@JayVincentFitness]

Jesus dude. Not much to do huh

[@targetegrat]

I feel old. This is when the NFL used to let you play defense.

[@jeebs9]

I think the changes put in place will keep the game alive long than what it was on before. Hitting defenseless receivers. Yeah bye. I like where we are at right now.

[@zavilittmon5231]

@@jeebs9 they know what they signed up for. Also this was a war driven sport

[@jeebs9]

@@zavilittmon5231 Huh? The argument of "they know what they signed up for" sounds so... I don't know the word.

[@akumawani]

@@jeebs9 machiavellian..

[@joleaneshmoleane8358]

@@akumawani honest

[@jrodlange8099]

Viking fan here who made the pilgrimage to St Louis for this game. Had a great time except for the 3 hours or so I was at the stadium. I'll never forget leaving the game early because of the drubbing and all the Rams fans hitting us with the foam yellow sticks they gave out at the game. It really wasn't done in mean spirit kind of a way, just kind of friendly reminder that we got worked on the field. Many times you can actually see more on tv versus being at the game. However, you kind of had to see that Rams team on the fast track in person to truly appreciate their speed. Those cats could ball. Sad to see them leave.

[@LALakers4life34]

You’re full of it!

[@trippen4391]

Lol

[@trippen4391]

@@LALakers4life34 🤣

[@realactionlive]

i was there too lmao i was 6

[@ryanjacobson2508]

My dad was a big Vikes fan and as the onslaught continued, he got up and said, I'd rather run errands than watch this. We went to a hardware store where the game was on the store's PA... And the beating just got worse as we listened.

[@eliseocolonjr2133]

1999 RAMS Vs Bucs c'mon NFL please!!!! 🙏

[@estebanjwb1817]

Best game ever IMO

[@ericpackers1700]

Just 2 historic offenses the years of 98 and 99 colliding

[@jeebs9]

Another one of those games I had in VHS. Thank you for posting. So many plays to talk about.

[@screenwriter7094]

VHS... lol. Me too. Got so excited, I had to keep remembering to hit record after pausing during the commercial breaks. :)

[@JerseyNYC83]

I never realized this was the raw feed from Fox including the production going on during commercial that viewers don’t see.

[@calvinhobbes5524]

Faulk is underrated. Dude might be the best all around RB ever

[@foxfire1112]

He would be unstoppable in the modern game

[@felixculpa4192]

Yeah no. Dude belongs in the Hall, dude belongs in top ten conversations, but hardly the best RB ever. It always amazes me how easy it is to just disregard entire chunks of time filled with all-stars, because YOU just watched one game during a players breakout year lol.... "Man, player X absolutely dominated this game, clearly he's underrated and the best of all time ever in history without doubt, period" lmao....

[@joeblow2069]

#2 behind only Walter Payton. Payton Faulk Tomlinson Payton blocked like a fullback and could throw the ball.

[@4562deedee1]

I may be biased as a St. Louisan, but I think that the Rams were at their best in this era. Even the Rams team who won the Super Bowl in 2022 was not as talented collectively as the GSOT. The two teams that were the bomb were the '85 Bears and the '99 Rams.

[@timothyedwards3623]

Imagine a 99 rams offence with a 00 ravens defence on the same team. Scary to think about.

[@dirtyriverboy]

😢

[@Marshall56781]

Hearing Madden call Moss “something special” gave me goose bumps.

[@pamelalabriado6735]

Just great hearing Madden !🎈🎉🤩👂comments on 🏈

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

Look at that throw at 52:15, wow! Jeff George, though flawed, might’ve had the greatest arm in NFL history.

[@ryanjacobson2508]

Million dollar arm, 10 cent head.... He had flashes of brilliance with at least three teams but always rubbed teammates and coaches the wrong way with his arrogance.

[@bradleydaiker4095]

Warner a Legend

[@andrewmcdowell5150]

Tj

[@SaltyChip]

This version of the nfl was my favorite. Running backs still had the juice and could pound the ball, while the passing game was just beginning to open up. It had a lil bit of everything. Now it’s like flag football.

[@FrostElite0101]

Mid 2000s football was the most balanced quality football imo

[@SaltyChip]

@@FrostElite0101 same here. Late 90s to mid 2000’s was the best. Running backs still were stars and only a handful of coaches were really airing it out (mike martz), but still used the running game to set up the pass. Players like Pat Tillman who was versatile and was able to play multiple positions were few and far between. Now, coaches are much more comfortable to use “athletes” in multiple positions.

[@treydaypnw]

Man, why in the world is Middle Linebacker London Fletcher Not in the pro football Hall-Of-Fame....? He definitely deserves a spot in Canton.

[@chrisspearline767]

They are who we thought they were! We let em off the hook

[@pamelalabriado6735]

Classic 🤣

[@ericpackers1700]

@@pamelalabriado6735 ya bears cardinals 2006 Fitzgerald and Bolden his other 2 great recievers

[@erichodge567]

We who were able to see this Rams offense in its heyday were really blessed. Has there been anything like it since?

[@gregoryviktor3794]

The Closest I can think of is the 09 Saints in terms of weapons on offense, defense, and special teams. Plus they pretty much ran the same Air Coryell offense with a lot of one-back and empty back sets.

[@ericpackers1700]

@@gregoryviktor3794 na 2007 patriots and I'm a packers fan

[@kevonsidek9737]

@@gregoryviktor379407 pats, 13 broncos, 11 packers , 18 chiefs it’s quite a few

[@GARRITT27]

Terry Holt is one of the most underrated receivers of all time. 7 time PB and awesome receiver. Most receiving yards from 00-09! More than Moss, Owens, Harrison, Gonzalez…when is this going to happen? It’s a shame until then.

[@delhardy375]

Blessings to this time in age...black ppl were more respected than now... Let's get back to being stand up ppl... blessings to everyone...

[@quis1616]

All these years later I still remember how I felt to be from the Lou and witness The Greatest Show on Turf

[@joeblow2069]

Older fans will remember that the Vikings got the best of the Rams in several big games back in the 70s. That includes beating them in 2 NFC championship games in 74 and 76. This is pay back.

[@sabishiihito]

0:01 hey look, it's Walt "Tuck Rule" Coleman! Also that 1st TD from the RAMs...I'm pretty sure that was supposed to be the play in SB LI when Devonta Freeman had his brain fart on 3rd and 1.

[@LALakers4life34]

Gay.

[@pamelalabriado6735]

Loved watching the Faulk/Warner show they played as though they were 1 man.TheFaulner show 😆👏🏈

[@kellijones6481]

That screen pass at 28:14 was a thing of beautiful perfection. Marshall Faulk’s speed back in those years put the fear of god into defenses

[@thelowroad216]

Wow Great plays made

[@GrayMoe]

The greatest show on turf gets all the credit but that Rams defense was no slouch.

[@timothyedwards3623]

15:50 If you could sum up the 1999 rams in one play during the whole season and there were many magical moments that was it for me.

[@larryloveless2967]

Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, Isaac Bruce, and Tori Holt all brought much excitement to St. Louis. The NFL received their team for the much larger TV market of L.A. but St. Louis should have never been penalized doing so. An expansion team should have been awarded as part of the resolution. St. Louis was ready to build another stadium for an owner would would have been found and contributed. In order to move, it took Stan Kroenke to sign an indemnification agreement to compensate NFL owners in the event of any St. Louis lawsuits, which did then follow.

[@leeroyjenkins2976]

Cardinals fan . watched for warner but crazy too see someone else in 99 for rams

[@garylobo348]

Never heard John Madden have more fun at a game than watching the GSOT in it's first year ;)

[@ericpackers1700]

This and packers panthers 96 nfc championship

[@ericpackers1700]

This and packers panthers 96 nfc championship

[@irinaturukina6435]

Those rams jerseys are so good. They should of never changed it

[@ConsistentlyInconsistent21]

I miss these times with Coach Madden and Mr Pat S. Horns Up!

[@jeebs9]

This wide out crew also called themselves the termites 😂

[@gi-ant864]

Yeah, the ate up yards.

[@durtyragoux]

I remember watching Faulk in college with ASU. He was like Dr. J on the football field, every game, then he just kept doing it in the pros. Him and Sanders.. And Brown, are my all time favorite running backs. Simpson could have been in the discussion, but he blew it.

[@eugenedenbrook322]

SDST

[@durtyragoux]

@@eugenedenbrook322 yep, I stand corrected, thanks.

[@phoenixrison9883]

@@eugenedenbrook322 Who the hell refers to, SDSU...San Diego State University, As SDST ?

[@muhammadasimsyed1494]

Yeah simpson murdered his chances with that whole debacle.

[@durtyragoux]

@@muhammadasimsyed1494 yes I saw him once way back in the day it must have been around 79 or 80 in this department store in Los Angeles made eye contact and my eyes lit up you know that's my f****** hero and this guy he gives me this look like stay tf away from me and I think he might have been with Nicole in any case I was like oh I see how you are and I kept it moving but he's always been that guy.

[@michaelgreene1188]

1:19:45 Madden says look it Kurt Warner's hand was trying to go forward but Randle stopped it before his hand could actually go forward by grabbing his wrist. I call this an incomplete pass 👽🤣😂🤣

[@MikeyStoneking]

There hasn't been a team in NFL history that was more exciting than the '99 Rams, before or since. Fight me.

[@jeremiahrose4681]

I don't know the Dolphins this year is really fun to watch. Those SF 49ers teams in the 80's were fun and also the Redskins team with Monk/Sanders/Clark. Yes that Rams team was fun a one or two year wonder then it fizzled out.

[@openmindset1818]

I love how during kickoff they only have a few flashing light totally different time.

[@DrVanNostrand01]

The best years of NFL football imo, back when they let the players play and everyone was still about the right things.

[@savagesooner4891]

Dang, I miss Pat Summerall and his iconic voice…

[@DrVanNostrand01]

Madden and Summerall the best announce team in sports ever, there is no comparison.

[@floridasportsworld]

Man classic NFL when the announcers were the best! and the sideline reporters were just as great.

[@melancholypuppy3595]

Damn what a wild game

[@raymondobouvie]

Marshal William Faulk - the best running back ever - period. Mr. Henry can learn soooo much from him!

[@lonnieparks9553]

Barry Sanders, bo Jackson, Walter Payton, so many marshal Faulk 2 many gr8 ones to just alone also Erick Dickerson, adrian Peterson do ur research

[@raymondobouvie]

@@lonnieparks9553 You think I didn't made a research? You are wrong. All these guys are great - but for me - his moves are the special one. I speak for myself - do you?

[@user-uf2ou9yx6t]

O.j.simpson , Gayle sayers , Tomlinson, emmitt smith

[@edwinafamefuna4383]

London Fletcher gets overlooked when it comes to best linebackers

[@edwinafamefuna4383]

Every time the Vikings faced elimination in the playoffs, they were blown out. The Atlanta game was the only game I remember

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Vikings always had so much talent going back to the 1960's but always choked.

[@elitster]

Marshall Marshall Marshall!!!

[@xbdiuckdiu8854]

1998 Vikings scored 556 points. The Rams had 526 points in 1999. The 98 Vikings were the original greatest show on turf.

[@ericpackers1700]

They has one year head start yes

[@EmmaBonn96]

Two of the greatest offenses

[@texastwostepgaming]

"Bobble's a fun word to say!", " I was a lumper."- John Madden was the best

[@ericpackers1700]

Greatest wide receiver playoff match up ever

[@joeblow2069]

I know Jeff George took a lot of abuse as a poster child for the NFL bust QB but he had a far superior career to a lot of high picks. He was in the league for 11 years and threw 41 more TDs than ints. Far better than Akili Smith, Ryan Leaf JaMarcus Russell, Joey Harrington, Matt Leinert, Tim Couch and Heath Schuler, Art Schlichter .

[@followingfist6]

DAMN........Just Unbelievable

[@edwardbright9434]

Yes it was

[@roguegoner]

Rams fans everywhere, this was a golden moment of a game, I just ain't see it when I was 7

[@joshromero-burgan9860]

Man you have no idea. Was 13 at the time. This team changed football forever. Marshall faulk was the nastiest weapon I've ever seen

[@juliosdiy3206]

Awesome game.

[@EthanSteelers44]

Rams got a good team again like they used to

[@joshromero-burgan9860]

As a rams fan oh how I wish this was true. Our defense was top 5 but our offense was just untouchable this year. Faulk was arguably the top back in the game. Holt was young but him and bruce were already a top tandem. Kurt warner was the MVP for a reason.

[@malikabercrombie9513]

The Rams was legit back then even when they became Super bowl contenders.

[@joshromero-burgan9860]

@Joe Weider I was born in la in 1987. Have been a rams fan since we drafted jerome bettis. In 97 I moved to chicago which isnt far from st louis which allowed me to continue watching the games from the glory days through the times we were the worst team in the league for a decade until now. I'm a real rams fan that knows everything there is to know about my team not just some bandwagon fan that likes whoever's winning. Why even ask that question

[@Astrokidd69]

@@joshromero-burgan9860 LA here and boy I have no clue how Goff wasn't dropped earlier, in one of the uploaded games they said he was leading the league in interceptions during 2019 I think. Crazy because who knows if Tom Brady would've been an option if the management realize how bad Goff was earlier.

[@joshromero-burgan9860]

@@Astrokidd69 actually from what I read snead entertained that idea. Than we were heavy into getting Aaron Rogers. We offered goff and 3 first rounders and a 2nd they said no. Than we looked into the deshawn watson idea. before the scandal. But soon as Stafford became available we went all in. And boy am I happy. Hes awesome I just wish our defense now would get its bs together cuz at times we look god awful

[@penguinrea0088]

God bless you

[@nickbradfordsr80]

Question: was the actual broadcast like this without commercials? If so, I don't think the NFL or FOX was prepared for a St. Louis Rams team to become this dominant 😂

[@JamesHarris772]

Man I miss John Madden as a commentator

[@packersauburneric3625]

Amen love these classics

[@gilc.6141]

Amazing time in the city of St.Louis

[@JimmiStone]

So far my man ray sherman had George not in a single shot gun formation lol no wonder he was only OC one season

[@cristenrocketadams]

R. I. P. Madden

[@mijreed]

You knew Jeff George was going to screw it up somehow.

[@packersauburneric3625]

More Vikings defense and foge fazio the defensive wizard lmao the year after they lost Brian billack

[@felixculpa4192]

This really gives the TV viewer an idea of how long those TV timeouts are lol....

[@Madara2B]

Those Horses are beautiful aren't they? JM: yeah like an offensive linemen.... Oh John linemen are beautiful.

[@JDMatthias]

The Rams uniforms should look like the Rams of yesterday not the Rams of tomorrow. WHITE AND BLUE BLUE AND GOLD GOLD AND BLUE

[@howardklein2368]

Memories of Roman Gabriel and Jack Snow, Merlin Olsen and Deacon Jones, just to name a few.

[@salamanderz5847]

Wtf George reading the defense 🙈

[@packersauburneric3625]

Played MVP caliber that year

[@lukeskinwalker9335]

I didn't know that the Rams quarterback was the guy who starred in the Shazam movies! That's crazy!

[@rla314]

The NFL needs to bring football back to STL ! That dome was rocking.

[@nickbradfordsr80]

Playing this St.L version of Rams during this time was too much of a high powered rifle. I KNOW they gave DCs nightmares 😮

[@Tone22845]

The rams were dynamic but the vikings defense sucked at that time

[@KL-wg9id]

RIP John Madden , Pat Summerall and Dennis Green

[@ericpackers1700]

Amen

[@theitguy2731]

Wait....so the POLICE department escorted someone at 95 MPH JUST so Issac Bruce could play? So what youre saying is the Police Department bailed a really good player and really good team....Maybe that is why they won. HAD the police department told them that they needed to take responsibility maybe the Vikings should have won.

[@ericpackers1700]

Lmao well the rams were awful in st Louis before that

[@brianloy7856]

How cool! An old “satellite feed” recording. I remember back in the day before commercial retail satellite TV, a lot of people living in the country, truck drivers and traveling popular bands had huge satellite dishes and could “steal” some TV signals. Some people even had “decoding” devices when networks started digitizing and encoding their signals. Man, those were the days. In case you youngsters didn’t know it, some folks created their own “NFL Sunday Ticket” back in the days before commercial retail satellite service. This appears to be the Fox feed from the stadium to the satellite or possibly the feed from the satellite to Fox. Either way, you can hear the announcers and sometimes the engineers talking to each other during commercial breaks - and NO commercials! LOL! 🤣🤪🤣

[@johnshoemaker234]

@ 25 seconds was Isaac Bruce draining some good good? 🤣🤣

[@bigace511]

Warner went off wow..😮

[@packersauburneric3625]

And Jeff George even

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

Forgive me because I'm a new generation guy, but I fast forwarded the game to the 4th qtr.They just showed a shot of Kurt Warners family.I thought his mom was his wife, and his wife was his mom.They look around the same age, except his wife looks more like a mom.Guess that's a compliment to his mom🤷‍♂️