"The Fumble" (Browns vs. Broncos, 1987 AFC Championship) | NFL Vault Highlights

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[@GarrusN7]

Browns with two games so iconic, so devastating, they are simply named after basic football terms. "The Drive" and "The fumble".

[@kyleburford9523]

Browns

[@freemanwharton5989]

And both against the Broncos

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

Third time's the charm: the Broncos dropped the Browns -- in the '89 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

[@julianbell9161]

Don’t forget Red Right 88, where they threw a pick to Oakland on the goal line with 49 seconds in the game

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@julianbell9161 True!!!

[@americankulak2294]

Elway is probably more well known for The Drive, but this is the day he absolutely carried his team to victory. There are at least four plays here that he turned from sure sacks and losses into huge gains or touchdowns.

[@tgriffin3059]

His performance in '89 was incredible, as well. The fact is, whenever Denver won a game during the Dan Reeves era, Elway almost always made a handful of plays that were decisive. Plays you just don't see anywhere else.

[@neenyweeny5148]

Last time I was here this early this channel was called nfl vault

[@salvador754]

Can't believe I miss NFL so much I watch this many throwbacks

[@MrEZE36]

The Era where you could watch a game for 20 minutes and have no idea what the score is.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

Yeah. It was called "PAYING ATTENTION".

[@troylee4196]

When being asked "what's the score?" was an actual good question and not "it says it right there" lol

[@26bisket50]

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424stupid, what If you just turned on the tv?

[@Colin_1977]

We truly do take it for granted now. Even the first down line.

[@Kingfisher1215]

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424what about people who couldn’t sit and watch the game the entire time? Have you ever been walking through an airport for example and just see a game on and only have a few minutes to watch? Think before you post.

[@Jared40]

Dick Enberg such a great play by play man 😀🏈RIP Enberg

[@adamdorgant9454]

You’re right about that!!!!!

[@SJM6791]

Kosar had all the athleticism of a fire hydrant but boy could he sling that ball around!

[@jamesarnette1394]

As a sentient fire hydrant, I endorse this message.

[@Riles3152]

The man was a gamer. He played a huge part in some of the greatest and most memorable football games ever played, college AND pro (84 Orange Bowl, 86 AFC title game, 87 AFC title game)

[@travisseals3149]

It was a special time. Old Mile High stadium, that incredible crowd, Elway working his magic. The Superbowls were terrible, but everything else in between were something else.

[@tgriffin3059]

Elway actually had a pretty strong game, individually, against the Giants. When you consider how strong that Giants defense was, his performance was impressive.

[@jamesbednar8625]

BROWNS fan. This was an awesome game!!! Was in US Army and stationed in West Germany at the time. Had to stay up late in order to watch this game in 1987. Also remember staying up late for that double overtime win against the JETS and "The Drive" in 1986. Back then games were pre-recorded and sent to Germany for the troops to watch roughly a week later. Only LIVE games were playoffs and Super Bowl. Heartbreaker of a game for sure. UHG!!! Also, do not forget "The Interception" in the early 1980s against the RAIDERS when the BROWNS just needed to kick a field goal to win and advance to the next level, but they went for a touchdown instead and RAIDERS intercept and win the game. RAIDERS go on to win the Super Bowl against the EAGLES that year. Cleveland "destiny" I suppose. Elway was a BEAST in both these games against Cleveland.

[@brussell639]

When I was a kid, I knew the name and number of just about every key player on each team. It's such a kick hearing all these guy's names again. Now I can barely name the key players on my home team. I don't even watch the games anymore, I just catch the highlights on KZbin.

[@Bodhi594]

Hearing all the names was cool. I would here the last names and knew their first names. My Dad HATED Elway. 😂

[@usctrojans001]

Same

[@hurricanestarang]

That's why the NBA is far better at marketing it's players than the NFL is...

[@toddw.6344]

This was the best announcing duo in football history! Every time I hear them I am back in my teenage years!

[@p.lsaintil3420]

I remember this game. I was about 9-10 years old then. I never realized how horrible the Browns defense played. Without Earnest Byner, it would've been a blowout!!

[@ericsigersmith2831]

Classic and glad Bynar got a ring with washington in 91

[@Torgo1969]

Especially the lack of tackling on the final DEN TD, utter crap D from the Browns.

[@salvador754]

@@Torgo1969 gl ad somebody saw that I've heard the Altitude lack of conditioning was the culprit

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!

[@DeplorableJaredBrodersen]

I have to watch the AFC championship games with Elway in the 80s bro remember how good they were because as soon as they got to the Superbowl I forgot.

[@tgriffin3059]

That's because they had no business BEING in the Super Bowl....Elway did superhuman things to get them that far....No man EVER carried a team so deep into the postseason-so OFTEN-as he did. He achieved more in losing 3 Super Bowls than most do in winning them.

[@wilnerolivier7971]

​@@tgriffin3059Bunch of bums without Elway!!

[@plutoniumrocket]

Bernie Kosar eventually got a ring with Dallas. He even played in the ‘93 NFC championship game if I recall correctly.

[@adamdorgant9454]

plutoniumrocket Yes, now that you mentioned it!!!

[@BleedBNG]

And Byner got his in '92 ('91 season)

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@BleedBNGYes, now that you mentioned it!!

[@jamesbednar8625]

Yep - Kosar was allowed to play the last few moments of that Super Bowl as well with Dallas. Think he more or less threw the ball once or twice and knelt down for the win against Buffalo.

[@crosstatt7441]

That’s true, Earnest Byner got a ring later, Bernie Kosar got a ring, and someone else later got a ring, but I won’t say who that person is.

[@michaelloud5206]

What a cannon Elway had! Nattiel made a helluva catch on that 1st TD with that ball coming so fast

[@Guido666]

I grew up watching Elway and the Broncos. The guy was a monster.

[@yetz2291]

I know we remember this game primarily for Byner's fumble(thus the name), but hot damn, Elway at 5:13 be looking like a real GOAT.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

Never has a player been defined negatively by a game he played so spectacularly in. Earnest Byner was the reason the Browns were even IN POSITION to tie this great game. Thank goodness he got that chip in Washington in 1991.

[@144wychwood]

I wasn't even a Browns fan but rooting for them that day. It hurt me more watching this today than it did back in 1987.

[@charlesconner9044]

If I want old school football, this is the go to channel

[@mikethomas5231]

Charles Connor: Agreed!! 👍.

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

👍👍👍💯💯

[@adamdorgant9454]

You’re right about that!!!

[@barrybach3685]

The first AFC Championship game I ever watched. I became a Broncos fan in the fall of 1987 after seeing their helmets in a magazine and falling in love with them! been a fan ever since. Those were the days! When Elway hit Nattiel on Denver’s first offensive play of Super Bowl XXII I thought they were going to win it all, little did I know I would suffer for 10 more years as a Broncos fan until they finally won a Super Bowl! 😆

[@sooners2037]

Try being a Browns fan and watching this happen 4 times once against the Raiders Red 88, and Three times against the Broncos (The Drive, The Fumble and 1989-90 season) and then never sniffing a AFC championship game after that with only 3 playoff appearances since and the team being stolen the only other team cursed like us is the Lions

[@tgriffin3059]

I fell in love with the uniform, first, myself. I loved the helmet, but even more the fiery orange jersey. So imagine how I felt when they changed their uniforms...it made the titles bittersweet....and as soon as Elway retired, I was done with Denver, for life. I am still furious over what they did.

[@johnhinkle1138]

Dude! I’m from Jersey! Watched a late game on NBC when the Broncos and their glorious helmets/colors beat the fukface cheating basterd Raiders in a regular season game. The only Bronco fan east of the Mississippi in those days. Fuk Rob Lytels fumble! WE WIN and go to the SB. My mom took pictures of me in Denver gear. EIGHT HORRIBLE TURNOVERS and a 27-10 loss to Dallas. F it! We got Elway and I cried as a grown man when we beat the Packers. Sooooo many years! But Elway got 2!

[@selfhelp9685]

Can you do the dolphins vs vikings super bowl VIII. I know the vikings got beat down,but honestly those dolphins back then in the early 70's were fun to watch,one among the greatest teams in NFL history.

[@simtek3475]

Same!!

[@jaquillahillahfoodstamps]

Just a year earlier Elway made the legendary “drive” against the same Browns team

[@blackdonaldtrump3869]

Thanks captain obvious

[@Sephiroth766]

Webster Slaughter is to blame for the fumble. His job was to wither block or run and take the defender with him. He ran a few yards and stopped and the man covering him was let free to punch the ball out of Byner. Had Webster done his job, Byner had an easy touchdown.

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!

[@MrJsfingers]

Absolutely. He watched the play and didn’t block his man.

[@mikefiorilli1348]

nailed it. If Slaughter ran his route to the corner of the end zone, Ernie would have walked in for the score.

[@Paul7_]

Remember when this was called NFL vault

[@Willthrill8]

Paul The Person i hope a year later you got over it

[@Knightmessenger]

Never seen an NFL game in Denver (I have been to Coors Field) but Mile High Stadium looks like it was a great place to watch a game. I cant understand why they needed a new one.

[@storm7617]

$$$$

[@seangarner7188]

@@storm7617 naw my friend, mile high was falling apart. It was time for a new stadium. I'm lucky enough to have seen 3 games at old mile high though

[@btragedy]

Another time when Marty's players let him down smh

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!!

[@yetz2291]

Seahawks: Turning the ball over right on the goal line really sucks, man. Browns: Tell me about it.

[@barbaradarnell7376]

At least that fumble wasn't the result of the stupidest play call of all time!

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@barbaradarnell7376 You’re right about that!!!!

[@brokenplay5222]

Great Video! But we need a throwback video of “The Drive” 🙏

[@bobfole4781]

literally no one said anything or even tapped Byner on the helmet. I've never seen that in modern football ; Amazing.

[@adamdorgant9454]

Yes, now that you mentioned it!!!!!

[@Stevesautopartsify]

The fact the Browns were even in the game after how terrible they started was amazing in itself!

[@julianbell9161]

Red Right 88, The Drive, and The Fumble. The 1980s was a rough time to be a Browns fan. They were actually really good, and had crazy devastating plays happen

[@nickkaning7616]

The 80s looked REALLY good compared to what their fans have dealt with since 99!

[@TheWundaman71]

Marty was cursed. He built very good teams, but could never get to “the Big One”

[@gmcneoplan84]

@@TheWundaman71 Same thing happened to him in Kansas City. From 1990 to 1995 he had some great teams with the likes of Neil Smith, Derrick Thomas, Christian Okoye, old but effective future Hall of Famers in Joe Montana and Marcus Allen, and others but no ring, not even an AFC Championship appearance. To this day I feel bad for him after getting no SB rings in Cleveland, Kansas City, and San Diego.

[@jamesbednar8625]

At least Cleveland was dominate in the 1940s-1950s and have 5 Championship titles (pre-Super Bowel era).

[@qanommonsense2753]

What a slugfest that was. I watched it the day it was played. As a Broncos fan I feel that my sports fan life has been phenomenal because of the astonishing ability of John Elway and Peyton Manning. Both men exceptional because of their determination to win. But throughout my years of watching their games against the Browns and then later the Chiefs and the Chargers, I always held the thought that Marty Schottenheimer would have won more Superbowls than any coach if it had not been for the fact that John Elway was on the other team. What a coach!

[@maniacmasturbator2411]

QANOMMON SENSE Marty’s teams that lost to Elway and Denver in the postseason were very, very, very unlikely to have won those Super Bowls. Look who they would have played against. Maybe they could have pulled it off and won 1 against Washington, but they sure as hell aren’t beating the 1989 49ers or 1986 Giants. The NFC was dominant during this period and always winning the Super Bowl, it was a surprise that Denver played as well as they did for one half against the Giants.

[@TPTGopher]

Maniac Masturbator They would have lost to the Redskins, but it would not have been the game-changing moment it became, since the Browns’ running game would’ve eaten enough clock to prevent a 35-point quarter.

[@jeffsanders9369]

As a Redskin fan, " The fumble",was a windfall for the Redskins.

[@robkeel100]

As a Browns fan, I’ve always contended that they woulda played the Redskins way, way tougher than the Broncos did in the SB. Would the Browns have won? I didn’t care and still don’t. I just know they wouldn’t have laid an egg in the SB like the Broncos. Oh well. 35 years later and I’m still hurt over this damn game.

[@voice_of_reason5604]

Great game between 2 evenly matched teams. Pity same couldn't be said of the super bowl that season.

[@Kidgamingfuntv]

What a ending.

[@adamdorgant9454]

You’re right about that!!!!

[@rockyruane9379]

Earnest Byner is known for this play but in all honesty it's a mockery he's not in the hall of fame

[@brichards9293]

He did get a Super Bowl ring with a TD later on with the Skins. By his own admittance this destroyed his creativity as a player. He was never the same, yet still had a good career.

[@Therealgordongekko]

God I miss this type of football. Paper all over the field, hard nose hitting without penalties Dick Enberg in the booth, it doesn't get better

[@mukinmukin6352]

8:43 is a remarkable play, and a massive one in this game that sort of gets forgotten. What a play by Elway, Jackson, and Sewell who held his block just long enough.

[@tomgales155]

Byner played a hell of a game and honestly that fumble was jya great defensive play. He straight robbed him of the ball.

[@davidgodfrey659]

Byner , He was having a monster game.

[@frankchukwumah6302]

Great game. This game is better than the drive.

[@CWG-]

15:50 YES BROWNS! 15:51 WHY BROWNS?

[@MrWolf22804]

1987 AFC NFC Championship games NFC Championship game: Washington Redskins 17 Minnesota Vikings 10 AFC Championship game: Denver Broncos 38 Cleveland Browns 33

[@randydubin7118]

RIP Dick Enberg.

[@adamdorgant9454]

He was a great Announcer!!!!

[@spencergwin9454]

Poor Cleveland. Three iconic bad moments with nicknames. The Drive, The Fumble, and The Shot.

[@plutoniumrocket]

I’ve heard of a snow game, but never a confetti game.

[@makavelitharps2044]

This game still hurts my soul. I was 10 when this game was played. That was a good damn game. Those turnovers killed my Browns

[@WeakMenCreateBadTimes]

Webster Slaughter didn't block his man on the fumble

[@melvinshine9841]

It's got to be rough to be a Browns fan. Just the fact that for nearly the last twenty years the Browns have been, at best, mediocre or one of the worst teams in professional sports. The AFC Championship losses hurt, but the Browns would've got crushed by the Giants, Washington, and the Niners, anyway, the same way almost every AFC team got smashed in the Super Bowl for 13 years.

[@adamdorgant9454]

Melvin Shine That’s true, you’re right about that!!!

[@orangecrush5862]

God I miss that great stadium!! That place was magic! I sometimes forget how good Elway was and that arm was ridiculous!!

[@tgriffin3059]

The media picks and chooses who they emphasize. But if people truly understood who Elway was, they'd be calling Michael Jordan the Elway of the NBA...

[@Levi_99]

My dad was at this game he used to be a die hard browns fan

[@Salvatore1268]

Levi Browns have a great following were there a lot of Browns backers there

[@MrWolf22804]

Dear. NFL Throwback Can You Post Super Bowl XXX between The Cowboys and Steelers Larry Brown Game?

[@tomgales155]

That's rough for Byner. He balled that game. Can't balame him for the L. That was a helluva strip too. Good D

[@rockyruane9379]

John Elway was a once in a lifetime talent

[@usctrojans001]

Earnest Byner in the 4th Qry before the "Fumble" 13 Rush/57 Yrds & 7 Rec /119 Yrds 2 TD's He would have been the MVP and Franchise GOAT had they Won this Game.

[@cousinnastee495]

was this the third out of 3 game cleveland lost to Denver for the AFC championship ?

[@adamdorgant9454]

It was the 2nd!!!!

[@TheWundaman71]

Ouch that fumble hurt

[@thunter992]

Never witnessed this. But now I did

[@whataboutrob442]

Cleveland defense was terrible!

[@bcornbally8424]

These running backs on both teams run way harder than current backs in 2023!

[@TheNewsstandMan]

The Drive. The Fumble. Words on Marty’s tombstone.

[@ericradford2142]

Karl Johansson Marlon McCree’s fumble on an interception against the Patriots in 2006.

[@allengreene9954]

⁠@@ericradford2142. Joe Montana getting knocked out in the 1993 AFC Championship Game, Nate Kaeding Missed Field Goal against the Jets in 04 Wild Card, Upset at Home by Jim Harbaugh and the Colts in 1995 Divisional Round with a 13-3 Record and in 1997 Lose against John Elway and the Broncos again in the Divisional Round with a 13-3 Record🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿 Marty, Dan Reeves and Marv Levy was the Jerry Sloan, George Karl and Rick Adelmen of the NFL, Great Coaches with a lot of Wins but no Rings and a lot of Heartbreak 💔💔💔💔😢😢😢😢

[@davegbp]

That was just a great game to watch with no allegiance to either team

[@MetricaTube]

That was the first American football game I ever watched, and since that day, I've been a fan of the Denver Broncos.

[@ldproductions509]

I’m assuming you’re doing this because they’re playing this Sunday?

[@tsinks2818]

Can I get 1000 subscribers with no videos? Today

[@Courage2976]

Saturday* But yeah, I assume

[@jpowers55]

He always does this

[@qanommonsense2753]

@@__________________________6082 No, not subscribers, but you can initiate 4 caustic comments. Heres your sign.

[@brianturner496]

Smh too bad we got beat by the browns by a point yesterday.

[@TL2354]

We?

[@TheLocalLt]

First there was “the drive” and the next year there was “the fumble”. Broncos were the browns daddy back then

[@mikefiorilli1348]

So unfair to label this game in a way that dinged Ernie. Wouldn't have even been competitive in this game without him, 160 yards of offense and 2 TDs. I guess the media people missed the fact the defense gave up 36 points (I won't blame the intentional safety by Denver on the defense). Also, if the fumble had not happened and the Browns scored, all that would have done is tied the game with a minute left. Given the defense's inability to little more than let Elway play catch with his receivers all day, it's my thought Denver would have taken the kickoff and been in field goal range in 4 plays

[@ShahPhilLeotardo]

Bernie Kosar & Earnest Byner still got the last laugh because they still got rings years before John Elway did.

[@Bullmane]

strangewayshere Wouldn’t that be the first laugh?

[@adamdorgant9454]

That's true, you're right about that!!!

[@bandanared2924]

I'm sure that's how they had to look at it to keep their sanity before Super Bowl 32 and 33 and 1 as a GM

[@tombstone1111]

Only difference is John Elway actually earned his and didn't have to go to another team as a back up to get it.

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

With the Cowboys and Redskins, respectively.

[@OmniTron1000]

Man, Byner did a great job of keeping them in the game...and a better job of taking them out of the game.

[@gpraceman]

It was quite a game. I slept on a sidewalk, in a mummy bag, in freezing temps to get tickets to that game. It was worth the effort. We were all quite nervous on that drive.

[@Jimmy_Hopkins15]

Great game

[@bradleymcavoy3432]

Byner had a pretty damn good game, right up until deep in the 4th quarter and deep in Bronco’s territory he was stripped of the ball! 🙄

[@charlesdarks8850]

Ricky Nattiel best game of his career, not an amazing one for a first rounder.

[@madcapper6]

Cleveland's fan base has paid their dues and then some over the years. The Cardiac Kids era, "The Drive", "The Fumble," always ending up a day late and a dollar short. Then Modell rips the heart out of the fan base by moving the team to Baltimore and just TWO YEARS LATER they win the Super Bowl. I'm not a part of their beleaguered fan base but for a long time I was thinking if/when they ever have a shot, I'm jumping aboard the train. Well, this year they've got a shot and I'm all in. Go Browns!!!

[@4700_Dk]

Watched this 35 years ago in Denver.

[@Dtown1996]

Biggest choke next to Seahawks not running the ball

[@jpowers55]

28 - 3

[@maniacmasturbator2411]

Sodaboy1996 it doesn’t rank up there among the big chokes. All it really would have done was tie the game and likely force OT, on the road, in a game in which they looked done when they were down 18 at the half. Cleveland’s losses to Oakland in 1980 and Denver the year before were more winnable games that they had in their hands. The biggest chokes would be Atlanta giving up a 28-3 lead in the Super Bowl, or the Oilers blowing a 35-3 lead in the 1992 AFC Wild Card.

[@TPTGopher]

Maniac Masturbator Given that a TD gives Elway the ball with a minute and timeouts, I wouldn’t even say “likely force OT”.

[@orangeviperau9960]

Choked in a fumble, entire circus you are.

[@tony84.]

15:41, The call by the GREATEST of all time Dick Enberg, OH MY!!!

[@markdrouin8094]

Old mile high I was there what a game.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

The old mile high was the loudest outdoor stadium it seemed back then

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@8:36….Cleveland DE # 78 Carl Hairston, who is sunk at the LDT position, runs a stunt to the outside shoulder of the RDE and the Broncos’ LT Dave Studdard, without missing a beat, shifts from the defensive lineman he was engaged with and picks Hairston up in a nearly seamless segue. Excellent blocking by Denver.

[@Goodvibesyeetus]

god damn it this hurts as a lifelong browns fan that didn’t even witness it

[@furpal40]

Enberg and Olsen hall of fame announcers.

[@stevenpatrick77]

I love this era . My team kicked their ass as underdawgs in the Super Bowl!

[@camoanddonuts7894]

Let's just say the 3 turnovers didn't help

[@TommyBackwater41]

I felt so bad for Shottenheimer . Kept losing big games to Elway

[@patrickpersianni5314]

It Webster slaughter made his block at the goal line, the fumble would have never happened

[@hehhehhuhhuh7014]

Instead of blocking, I think he should have run to the back of the end zone and taken Jeremiah Castille with him

[@OGLameboy]

This probably caused a lot of trauma for Browns fans. I mean, a lot. Probably won't be too good for them. But I'm not a Browns fan, so I'm here.

[@mikeofdc]

This game wasn't lost on Byner's fumble, it wuz lost becuz of poor azz tackling by the Browns. Denver's wrs broke a lotta arm tackling by Cleveland & defense line couldn't get to Elway.

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!

[@malcolmcarroll2548]

Not a Browns fan, but felt bad for Byner at the end of this game. A true classic from the late 80's. I knew what was coming but had to watch it to the bitter end. Y'all need to make a video of all-time conference championship games rivalries for each conference. This and "The Drive" would be on there for the AFC for sure.

[@joefausti973]

You know that everyone can talk about the fumble until eternity but fact is the Browns turned it over three other times and their defense was awful. Elway did whatever he wanted almost all day. It's a shame because Byner was the best player on the field that day apart from Elway.

[@lzv6990]

Bernie was great too.

[@crosstatt7441]

A few employees from the Cleveland Browns got Super Bowl rings later. I mean, in future seasons.

[@adamdorgant9454]

True!!!

[@mottthehoople684]

I REMEMBER THAT FUMBLE LIKE YESTERDAY.....OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Nole584]

Could you post the lions and packers 1993 nfc wild card game? Favre to sharpe.

[@hehhehhuhhuh7014]

Football is a team sport. Watch Webster Slaughter #84 during the fumble. He should have run a route to the back of the end zone and taken Jeremiah Castille with him, or blocked Castille. Either one would have eliminated the fumble.

[@claytonbinner]

Elway won his championships when the browns didn’t exist for 4 years.

[@ck-1649]

Elway's the 2nd most hated man in Browns history

[@gamingoutworldspeed8391]

It should be changed to the strip not the fumble

[@robkeel100]

Poor Bernie. Poor Byner. This was their moment and they rose to the occasion. Unfortunately, the defense did not. Actually, 1988 shoulda been the Browns year but QB injuries derailed the season. In spite of starting 4 different QB’s the Browns went 10-6 in 1988 and didn’t allow a TD pass until something like week 10 or 11. A healthy Kosar all season could’ve easily guided the Browns to face the NIners in the SB. Oh well. Still waiting on next year.

[@hehhehhuhhuh7014]

OffendedTolerance: Do you think DeShawn Watson will be successful with the Browns???

[@brichards9293]

Byner had a monster game with 2 TDs.

[@Mile_Stepper]

That was a whole sad collection of Browns fumbles. :-(

[@themilkynipple2801]

Webster slaughter? What a name!!!

[@adamdorgant9454]

Tell us about it!!!

[@AnnofAmerica]

Is/was this the game with the controversial Clay Mathew lateral play that had a Bob Trumpy shouting? I can't seem to find that clip anywhere. Anyone?

[@scottmitchell3641]

No, this is not the game. That game was in 1989. It was the 1989 Cleveland Browns at the 1989 Houston Oilers, played on Saturday night December 23, 1989 broadcast by ESPN. You can still watch the entire game right here on KZbin. Just put " Cleveland Browns vs Houston Oilers 1989 WK 16 " in the KZbin search bar. The game, as recorded on KZbin, is 3 hours 10 minutes 9 seconds long. Clay Matthews crazy lateral comes up at the 2 hour 37 minute 39 second mark.

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

Proverbs 16:20 “He that handleth a matter wisely shall find good: and whoso trusteth in the LORD, happy is he.” King James Version (KJV)

[@byrongammonbyrongammon9937]

@5:47…….fantastic run by Kevin Mack.