Miami Dolphins vs New York Jets 1981

[@rodrigomorales894]

I remember watching this game with my dad as a 10 year old. The excitement we had at the end of the game was priceless. Rest in peace dad. Love you and miss you. Go Jets!

[@dcaa62817]

I miss this era of football. The 70's and early 80's. So many great memories.

[@sanlucardebarramena4434]

Igual yo, fue una epoca excelente

[@stew6662]

I think it’s because it was before corporations took over. This was a time when going to the game didn’t break the bank. The fans in the stands were blue collar and more passionate (in my opinion) than club seaters of today. The orange bowl was a “thunder dome” where visiting teams would have to call time out frequently because they couldn’t hear. Even parking was a challenge. Today stadiums are plushy and feel more like a food court mall. The vibe is Jimmy buffet and the silly “fins up” and not Queens “we will rock you” anthem of the early 80’s.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yes I totally agree with you, seemed like the actual sport of football meant more to those players back then. They weren't as athletic as today's players but they always gave it their all.🤔

[@stew6662]

@@frankrizzo4460 if you can understand my movie, reference ; football today looks less like “North Dallas forty” and more like “Gattaca”.

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

Richard Todd's finest hour at Shea Stadium

[@williamrimberg8885]

Anyone else watching here in July of 2020 and reliving these all time classics during this damn zombie apocalypse we are going thru? As a long time Jet fan, this was the game when Richard Todd finally lived up to all the hype. He was a true warrior in this game battling thru a broken rib and bum leg and still leading the Jets to the win in final seconds. Once again the Dolphins more than any other rivalry the Jets have had over the years have had the most memorable games....win or lose. This game was just another example.

[@smitskee]

No question. Richard shut a lot of mouths after this game. At least for a short while. I had wished this game would have carried with him longer. Winning in the clutch. It's what separates you from others.

[@ohiobobcat1986]

I was there with my dad in the upper deck. Greatest game that him and I attended. A memory that I will never forget.

[@joegriego3091]

Both Jets and 'Fins need to go back to these unis.

[@jayzachary9709]

Miami should go back to these uniforms but the should jets should go back to the Joe Namath uniforms I don't know why they changed !!!

[@ganggreen6842]

Absolutely

[@dannya9578]

I agree I like the old school uniforms of the 70s and 80s than the ones some teams are wearing today.

[@robertaldrich6344]

Thank you for posting this. I was at this game with my late Dad...11 years old and a Dolphins fan. Which was weird because we had season tickets to the Jets since 1964 and I went to almost every Jets home game with my Dad from the time I was 7 until I got my first job and started working on Sundays. My family moved from Long Island to northwest NJ in 1968 but my Dad kept the season tickets and took my oldest brother, then the middle brother...then me when it was my turn. The trek out to Shea and back was an all-day affair. I often think back now to all of those years and all of those Sundays my father made that trip with my brothers and me. Such great childhood memories... but not so much on this day when Barkum caught that pass...lol

[@davekirschner2304]

Laying around this rainy Saturday morning, watching this game takes me back to the glory days of the Jets at Shea. No Jet game after 1983 has come close to the atmosphere naturally created in Queens. 16-15. Jets win. Football like it oughta be.

[@johnvisconti731]

I so thoroughly agree with you. I attended this game. When it was over, I was so overwhelmed with happiness that I could not even find my car in the parking lot. I saw images of the game on every building and every street in Queens for a long, long time.

[@JH-tg3qg]

Jets in NJ for over 40yrs now. Only in NY for a short period. Nyc needs to get their own team

[@TheFourthSeal]

I wish I was alive during this time football seemed so simple during this time

[@shanetrimble9265]

It was the golden age. The NFL was peaking. But the great thing is you are able to watch them on YT.

[@OldSoul76]

There was nothing like a cold gray damp dreary windy day watching a football game at Shea Stadium.

[@berniecioffoletti3398]

Yes, the aura and ambiance is pretty attractive!!!

[@3John-Bishop]

Did you have a hot dog and beer?

[@paulmiller7276]

My first game was in 75 vs the Steelers at Shea. It was 20-0 Steelers at the half. My Dad went for dogs and when he got back Namath had just thrown a TD. He had tremendous zip on the ball!

[@Alexthegreat27]

Listen to that Shea crowd at 2:08:41. Enberg's 'OH!!' and an explosion of jubilation! I remember watching that game with my Dad at nine years old in our Bronx apt, and jumping up and down while my Dad was whistling up a storm! This is great to watch again...

[@shanetrimble9265]

Wow that is loud

[@tommyparkerparker]

Enberg: My. No my.

[@JETSAFCCHAMPS]

One of the best jet games i have seen at shea. Richard Todd was playing with fractured ribs in front of 60 thousand loyal jet fans. Frank Sinatra was singing "NEW YORK , NEW YORK" over the pa system after Todd threw a td pass in the final minute as Shea Stadium rocked . IT was totaly electric. i actualy felt the place shaking. JETS AT SHEA THERE WAS NOTHING BETTER !!

[@shanetrimble9265]

Wow Sinatra. Nice.

[@kginthehouse4383]

I was at this game, incredible ending, Todd to Barkum for the winning TD, the eruption from the crowd at Shea was the loudest cheering I ever experienced at a live event, what a Epic day at good ol Shea .

[@abclib32]

Thanks for this upload! R.I.P. David Woodley, Andra Franklin, Gerald Small, Larry Gordon & Eric Laakso. Keep battling Mark Gastineau.

[@Woodrow3170]

R.I.P. guys, I think Mark G. is a born again Christian - Amen

[@nymike06]

R.I.P.

[@jaycompany4886]

Yeah, thanks for the memories rip

[@brooklyn7189]

Giants fan but always rooted for the Jets... especially these teams from the 80’s... they need to bring these uni’s back

[@rustykuntz94]

Very underrated performances here in the annals of NFL history. Richard Todd played this game w broken ribs & couldn’t even call out most of the plays cause it hurt so much. Gutsy gutsy effort.

[@borchar1]

I remember this game! One of the first games that I can remember, from the first NFL season that I ever followed, at the ripe old age of 7 years old! Thanks for sharing!

[@135jh]

Same here! I was in elementary school at the time. I remember this game. Two teams fighting hard throughout.

[@shanetrimble9265]

Same here. I was 9. I remember laying on my stomach on the living room floor

[@paulburns2239]

I still remember this game like it was yesterday. The Cowboys are my favorite team, but the Jets have always been close to my heart, and when they won this game, I was celebrating as much as any Cowboy win. This win capped an amazing 4 year run they had against Miami (7-0-1). And the Dolphins were division champions 2 of those 4 years (79 and 81). Unfortunately, the Dolphins more than made up for those 4 years of futility by going 3-0 against the Jets in 1982…..stomping them at Shea on opening day, 45-28, winning on a game winning FG in Miami, 20-19, then winning the AFC Championship 14-0. But that 1981 team was fun to watch!!

[@scooteragnew9248]

I was at this game...I was 13 and with my late dad. Remember the ending like it was yesterday.

[@3John-Bishop]

Lam Jones is dead now.

[@lcfootballmonster]

Aaahh !! The Killer Bees and the Blackwood brothers....too cool !! Both teams were so much fun watching. I remember the match ups between these two teams through the years were crazy. Thank you for the flashback !!

[@nickriggio8807]

I was at this game with my son courtesy of Walt Michaels. Shea was incredible with noise and happiness!

[@marktabakman3906]

In the 80s at the 2 minute warning of nationally televised games they'd have a segment called Alcoa presents Fantastic Finishes - this is one of the few Jets games that made it . I was 9 and there with my dad and grandfather - great memory

[@12rwoody]

Wow. I forgot about that, and always liked it.

[@markbock839]

i love these old football games brings back memories

[@jamestaddeo8891]

I'm not big on Richard Todd, but he performance was heroic in this game.

[@ANTHONY0808able]

Todd had a nice 2 year run for the Jets in 1981 and 1982, winning some big games.

[@michaelbanaszak7775]

@@ANTHONY0808able Especially in the 1982 playoffs where Todd led the Jets to road victories over the Bengals (the defending AFC Champions) and the Raiders(the #1 seed in the AFC that year)...no small feat!

[@ralphsanchico2452]

The problem with Todd was that he would leave you on the altar and fail to show up when it counts!

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yeah he wasn't a really great quarterback and usually threw two or three interceptions in most games.

[@mrj9224]

Love the days at Shea that was football!!

[@alfonsogreen2722]

yes indeed

[@ronaldspikes139]

Amen

[@theresasmith2742]

loved shea to during those years

[@mrbill241]

Thanks for posting. Was nine years old on the edge of my seat watching this game. Feels like yesterday. It was a great Jets moment. Little did I know then that there were not going to be that many more great Jets moments for the next 40 years :(

[@shanetrimble9265]

I was 9 as well and my brother was a Dolphin fan.

[@NeoNitty]

Thanks for posting. Win, loss, draw- any of these games from this era I’m appreciative of because it allows me to re connect with my dad in some sort of way. Thanks.

[@frankrizzo4460]

Rip David Woodley thanks for the memories you left us way too soon 🙏🏈

[@michaelliebers5699]

It's. The new york sack exchange from 1979-1982 with mark gastineau, marty lyons, joe klecko abdul salaam,on offense freeman mcneil, bruce harper, wesley walker one eyed man, richard todd from alabama who was joe nameth replacement and head coach walt Michaels and played at shea stadium in flushing new york.

[@paulmiller7276]

I remember this game so well the Jets got a TD to win in the last minute. I was happy ! Too bad Michael’s didn’t stay on for a few more years. This was one team that could have won the Super Bowl with proper coaching. The others were Parcells teams and Ryan’s teams.

[@madteam3parents773]

Thank you very much for posting this. Was at this game and still remember how raucous Shea was especially during the last TD drive.

[@PalermoLaw]

Thanks for this. I was 14 years old and sitting in Lodge right above where Barkum caught the TD. Todd's best moment. Also, the crowd noise was loudest ever for Jet's game. Shea was not a football stadium but Jets were in New York and it got LOUD.

[@survivor5044]

+Edward Palermo Awesome memory. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnvisconti731]

It is interesting that you should describe the winning pass to Barkum as "Todd's best moment." I know for a fact that Richard considers that moment as one of his finest memories.

[@eugenemcgirt2357]

John Visconti It definitely had to be a top moment for Richard.

[@nymike06]

Not a Jets fan but leaving Shea stadium at the time was a big mistake.

[@Woodrow3170]

The Jets should have gotten their own new stadium but leaving Shea was no mistake, besides it's been torn down so maybe they can play at Citi Field

[@nymike06]

@@Woodrow3170 True, having their own stadium would of been good for the Jets but leaving Shea for NJ made no sense.

[@nymike06]

@@MichoelDobry Wow, you were that mad at the team and sport for leaving Shea?

[@nymike06]

@@MichoelDobry see your point. My opinion is the NY logos/Names are preferred by the league for marketing reasons.

[@jacktheripoff1888]

The Mets wanted them out after 15 or so years and Rutherford gave them a better deal so they could get the most bang for the buck from that stadium with 2 hosting teams. But the Jets never looked right there. Shea was truly "home".

[@davidfenichel9024]

Indeed one of the few great moments in NY Jets history!!! I know as a lifetime long suffering Jets fan!

[@Dagm1111]

I listened to the 4th quarter of this game on a portable radio, waiting to get into a Ranger-Islander game outside at Madison Square Garden! I'll never forget after Barkum's touchdown, you couldn't hear the announcers for 2 minutes. It was deafening! 1981-82 were amazing years for the Jets, and an incredible era of football! These were some of the best memories of being from NY!

[@spryfol]

Welcome back!!! Yes, we love these old games. Its great to be able to compare football from back then to todays football. Look forward to future post.

[@Fanik10]

This is the first football game I've seen played at Shea Stadium. I still can't believe the Jets home was in Queens for a time.

[@johnvisconti731]

For some of us, the Jets' home will always be Queens.

[@alfonsogreen2722]

I remember those days as a kid when the Jets played at Shea. I don't know y they moved

[@miamimartin2195]

The 1981 Dolphins were one of my favorite, we had season tickets. I had amnesia about this game....Miami went on to win the rest of their games and win the Division at 11-4-1, Jets finished at 10-5-1.

[@mrg8581]

When NFL games could end in ties. Never be another NFL game that ends in a tie.

[@cschoen100]

Miami has been my favorite team since 1972, I was 5. Never a David Woodley fan tho. In the SB loss to Washington he completed one pass in the second half.

[@fdrwasaracist8288]

And that pass was to the opposing team to

[@thomastedder654]

That SB against Washington was a game Don Strock should have started second half.

[@r.g.o3879]

Don Strock was a great passer, threw the ball better than just about any other Qb of that time, just could not stay healthy. His playoff loss to the chargers was one of the greatest games I ever watched. Along with Craig Morton the two best passers with matching bad knees. Todd had the sad task of trying to replace Joe Namath who was traded to the Rams because of his bad knees. If you get the chance to watch Joes last game as a Ram. Could still throw a beautiful deep ball but it breaks your heart to see him try to avoid the rush and see him wobble and fall down. All these great Qbs from that same era before they changed the rules to protect them from all the late hits and excessive roughing that went on. The same for Staubach with all the concussions he suffered, watched him get hit and just lay there on the ground totally unconscious and twitching. Then there was Lawrence Taylor breaking Joe Theismans leg on a Monday Night Game, you actually could see the bone. The quarter backs today all have it so much better, bur part of what made these games so much more fun to watch was how much more physical the play was. Guys like Dick Butkis literally playing on one leg and Jack Lambert with no teeth left! Those were the days!

[@cardphins68]

Tough loss that day for the Delfines, I was in the 8th grade at the time. As big a 'Phins Fan as I am I give credit to the NYJ that season. The New York Sack Exchange was pretty ferocious! I appreciate and respect good football and I want to say thank you for posting this!

[@MrJsfingers]

As a former Mets fan, Shea will always have a special place.

[@lds188]

Glad you're channel is back up. Appreciate the old games

[@survivor5044]

+lds188 You're welcome my friend.

[@alexhoffman5972]

I was at that game right in the end zone where the winning TD happened. The stands were shaking so much I was scared they were gonna break. Great great game!

[@ryanstrnad8442]

I remember this in first run. This confirms that the whole media was rooting for the Jets that year. I remember that fan holding that "Super Bowl" sign right after they scored that last minute touchdown. But they're still waiting.

[@Galilee1964]

+Ryan Strnad Yes, we are.

[@ryanstrnad8442]

+Galilee1964 You guys will make the Super Bowl in the next 5 years. I can feel it. Btw, I loved seeing Joe Klecko and Mark Gastaneau play.

[@theholyvineofdavid647]

​@@ryanstrnad8442unfortunately still waiting

[@12rwoody]

​@@ryanstrnad8442It's 2024. 😢

[@dorsal999]

Welcome back , thank you for providing midday enjoyment

[@carlbenson6412]

RIchard...thanks welcome back!

[@ironworkerjeff8574]

Welcome back,Richard.

[@survivor5044]

+Ironworker Jeff Thanks buddy.

[@JAWrightonline]

Welcome back, Richard! I agree with you: ONE basic "home" uniform, ONE basic "road" uniform, NO "alternates/retros." It is my hope that you will find and upload either the Nov. 8, 1987 Eagles-Redskins game (great finish) or the 1988 Monday Night Football matchup between the Eagles and Giants. Both would be even greater! Keep up the great work!

[@survivor5044]

+Joseph Wright I'ii check on both games and see if their available.

[@ceddycedchin]

At the end of the game, listen to that crowd!! Shea Stadium was a horrible football stadium, but the place had character. Gusty winds & airplane noise. Real grass, dirt & mud. Loud and crazy fans. Real, tough, hard and dirty football. Shea was their only true home, unlike the current boring, sterile environment at MetLife Stadium, which they share with the Giants. How I wish they had a stadium of their own in Queens, where they truly belong.

[@rodavis1363]

Never saw a football game at Shea but always wanted to. Saw the Mets several times. All the Jet fans were convinced this was their year. "Todd is God" chants resonated throughout NYC. The game, as I recall got significant write-up in Sports Illustrated. But look who finished first in division?

[@cornucopiaofcool2144]

Don't know what you had until it's gone. Never knew I'd miss JETS football at Big Shea Stadium so much. Never cared for ii when it was happening, I was a JINTS rooter in those days. Now the nostalgia hangs heavy like Salami at the Delis in Corona.

[@kingporter67]

With sixteen seconds left and with broken ribs, Richard Todd throws a bullet to Jerome Barkum for a touchdown, the Jets only touchdown, the harsh screams and the earthquake noise at Shea Stadium was a super New York Jets treasured classic moment!!

[@markpeacock3135]

Welcome back old friend and HNY to you and the family.

[@nyjin08]

Fantastic- thanks for posting!

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

Miami should have gone with Strock here. Woodley is the all-time epitome of 'They won in spite of him' IMHO.

[@sce2aux464]

+Chris Kreager Woodley was a good athlete and a better quarterback against weaker defenses. Strock was the man when you had to throw.

[@Landonman234]

It's been a long time since I've been so happy to see a video in my feed, welcome back

[@survivor5044]

+- landone - Hope to keep the good games rolling. Thank you.

[@wcjapan]

I can watch this game again. Oh! my!

[@emptyhand777]

Amazing how many of these names I remember. The NFL will never be this great again.

[@denisceballos9745]

Nice pace to this game with all the commercials cut out. Probably my favorite NFL season, 1981, with so many dramatic games. The AFC East that year was loaded.

[@shanetrimble9265]

81 was great. 1979 to 84 is the best

[@kvarsity10]

The Man is back! Good work Waldrup!

[@kathyannmoser9254]

I was at this game...my Aunt and Uncle took me..they are Miami Dolphin fans..i'm a *Cowboys* fan..but I love a good game!!

[@gustavfarley1983]

We got show the 1981 NY Jets some mighty love 💕 included qb Richard Todd

[@patvecchiojr6757]

was at that Miami game such a better a brand of football back..Love my Dolphins

[@smitskee]

Tony Nathan, and Andra Franklin. Two solid reliable backs, but not elite players. Tells you how good that Miami OL was.

[@markpeacock3135]

Thanks Richard. I thought so. Had it saved but it was taken off. ? y are they not wanting people to see and share these classic games? I hate when the NFL network shows their so called classic games. Can't call them classics because the memories are still fresh.

[@ulical]

I watched this game live on TV as a teenager in Miami. I'm not ashamed to say that the result provided me with one of the traumas of my youth.

[@chaddwickstuart9034]

I am Chadd Everett Stuart, graduate of the Flushing Meadows Pre-School, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Grades and proud graduate of the 4th Grade from P.S. 20 in Flushing, Queens...I lived at 143-33 Sanford Ave. in Flushing, Queens and proudly shopped every weekend with my Mom and Dad at various stores from Main St. all the way to Northern Blvd. ...and every Saturday morning 🌄 I would go grocery shopping with my Father at Dan's Supreme. My family are the most loyal, most intelligent, most fanatical New York Jets and New York Mets followers in the entire World 🌎....the Mets will win the 2022 World Series and the Jets will make the playoffs and take the AFC East in 2023....no doubts.

[@johnmanier7968]

The Jets should've won the AFC East in 1981, but they were swept by the Seahawks, who only managed a 6-10 record themselves. Those teams played home-and-home in 1981 because both finished 5th in 1980 (and Seattle did so again in 1981). The AFC East had 3 playoff teams in 1981, but none made it to the championship game (Cincinnati over San Diego).

[@yadwindersingh2085]

Glad to see u back!

[@survivor5044]

+Yadwinder Singh Thank you my kind friend. Glad to be back.

[@eugeneenegue3648]

Remember that game very well. That was back when season tickets to the Jets cost me $88 and you weren’t forced to buy pre-season games. You could also walk into the stadium with a giant cooler filled with beers.

[@BC-pu2uq]

I was 19 at this time! The good ole days.

[@metlife247]

nice bit of nostalgia to hear the WNBC station ID @ 1:30:57

[@albertoclipper]

My favorite Jet game. Watching in my in law's back room. I jumped up, touchdown. Into the ceiling. How i didn't break any fingers I'll never know.

[@shanetrimble9265]

Such an Awesome Game

[@johnvisconti731]

Welcome back, Richard. Needless to say, it is a pleasure to see your channel up and running again. Do you have access to the game that was played between the Jets and the Giants on November 1st, 1981? Thank you, John

[@stew6662]

I may be in the minority but I loved this woodstrock era of the Miami Dolphins.

[@Galilee1964]

The first game that people keep referring to is the day I became a Jets fan. My brother bet me $5 that Miami would win and after the tie he refused to pay me. I remember this game like it was yesterday.

[@69Furies]

We became JETS fans the same day my friend.

[@DaCoachMLHS]

Glad you're back!

[@survivor5044]

+DaCoachMLHS Well thank you. I appreciate that & Merry Christmas wherever you are.

[@DaCoachMLHS]

And to you, as well. I think we talked before about our DVD games lists. Do you have a compiled list of games in your collection? Ever trade?

[@richardnunez3474]

welcome back Richard !

[@erikwilson809]

I enjoy this and the NFL updates I miss this

[@dominiceugenio6699]

Wow I was 8 years old my second year as a jet fan wearing my littleft Richard Todd jersey going nuts jumping on bed when he hit Jerome barKum in end zone thinking I was going to see a super bowl in near time we'll heart broken wild card loss to bills a few weeks later which was by the way the last NFL playoff game ever in NYC let's fast forward 35 years later still waiting for that super bowl p.s need to go back to thone uniforms

[@eugenemcgirt2357]

dominic eugenio It was a great time in which to be a NFL fan.

[@johnholman1132]

Notice at 2:27. First Jets series. Richard Todd was playing hurt. As intense as this game was, there was gamesmanship here. "There's a certain code on the field, Let him play, don't hurt him." Today all defenses want to do is kill the QB.

[@12rwoody]

I was there with/ my dad.

[@JAWrightonline]

Hello, John Holman. This is four years later and things have CHANGED. Back then, you said, "All defenses want to do is kill the quarterback." Today any defense better hope they don't even BREATHE on the quarterback.

[@davesmith6624]

Great game Richard! Do you have the first 1981 game between the Jets and Dolphins(the 28-28 tie)?

[@survivor5044]

+Dave Smith WOW!! I never knew the 1st game earlier in the season ended in a tie. I would have to get that one from a private collector. The Jets/Dolphins games from the early 80's were really cool. Thanks for suggesting.

[@survivor5044]

***** Bob Trumpy was one of my favorite analyst, along with Merlin Olsen. Thanks for the 411.

[@69Furies]

That 28 all tie is the game that launched me into becoming a JETS fan...dammit..would love to watch that game again

[@stevebully]

Thank you for this. J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS!

[@ig3468]

Whish the Dolphins and jets were still that good

[@MJBankss]

Welcome back!!!!!!

[@survivor5044]

+|King| Savage. Thank you bud.

[@spinner9057]

+Richard Waldrup Whatever you do, please do not take this game off of youtube again. I remember going to Shea Stadium to watch a Phillies-Mets game with my dad and two uncles. This happened a long time ago when I was about 10 or 11, I think it was 2001. I like watching this to see the overall look of this park. It reminds me of how fortunate I was to experience and appreciate the atmosphere. I miss these old stadiums and ballparks because of the historical impact they hold.

[@survivor5044]

Escobar Salvador I pray to God the NFL doesn't take this game down. These games do indeed represent an historical impact as a fan. Merry Christmas.

[@spinner9057]

+Richard Waldrup Yeah they do, especially in old stadiums that were used for both football and baseball.

[@mlmr11]

Before football was rigged. The good old days

[@ralphsanchico2452]

I saw this game on my BW tv...Still was exciting!

[@jamallugo6544]

Welcome back Richard it been a long time

[@survivor5044]

+Jamal Lugo Thank you & Merry Christmas.

[@jamallugo6544]

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you too

[@curtismcneil8695]

This was a really good rivalry back during that time. Miami had a chance to put the game away with a Touchdown but had to settle for a FG and it cost them. Sometimes Don Shula RIP could be a little conservative.

[@sce2aux464]

2:20 "There is a certain code out there on the field" It would be nice if they remembered it today.

[@67marlins81]

I noticed that too, and agree 100%. Sportsmanship should be high on any athlete's list.

[@emptyhand777]

Uniforms so much better looking back then.

[@iluvwomanlh]

What a game

[@Forsyth1969]

Welcome back!!!!

[@survivor5044]

+Forsyth1969 Thank you my friend.

[@gregdonato7485]

Think I would rather watch these old games in place of current games. Everything was better the announcers, the updates and the games themselves .

[@SS-th9wz]

This was the last time the NYJ would win during their 7-0-1 streak over Miami. Miami would go on to win the next 7 games and 8 out of 9. Ironically before this NYJ streak, Miami won 12 out of 13 head to head matchups.

[@Galilee1964]

I love how this video keeps popping up, vanishing, popping up, vanishing, and popping up again.

[@steven2212]

David Woodley. Godspeed.

[@BruceShweky]

brutal loss....next year fins got revenge with the 3 game sweep including opening day romp at shea 45-28, Uwe's game winning kick 20-19 and ending with AJ Duhe 14-0!

[@jimkavanagh4646]

Why do I think of Seka every time I hear the commercial outro music? :)

[@Andy-kw5nw]

Excuse me Mr. Enburg, it’s “Touchdown” Tommy Vigarito! 4:30