"The Comeback" (Oilers vs. Bills 1992 AFC Wild Card)

Check out the 1992 AFC Wild Card game highlights between the Houston Oilers and Buffalo Bills!
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[@jdmaine51084]

My Mom was at this game. We lost her in August of 2018. Maaaan, she would LOVE to know her Bills are 10-6 and back in the dance once again. Love you, Ma!

[@Idk_jotaro]

Sorry for ur loss.

[@sunsbasketballreview6307]

Josh Maine my condolences

[@collinghood6828]

Man, that sucks.

[@oddbigking9069]

Sorry for the loss. She is safe with god in heaven

[@Zmad724]

I watched this game with my mom, we still talk about it like it was just yesterday.......she is in remission right now from Cancer. I couldn't imagine losing her, and I'm hoping she can live long enough to watch the Bills finally win the SuperBowl. I'm sorry to hear about your mother, may she RIP.....Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones!

[@ldproductions509]

Imagine if the internet existed back then the Oilers would be so pissed on

[@Messi_Goat_Forever]

Like the falcons

[@scyanks7]

So would the Bills. 0-4

[@scottnukend]

The internet did exist back then.

[@NLAProductions]

@@scottnukend Not much social media though.

[@NLAProductions]

@@scottnukend What websites were they? By now they probably don't exist anymore. How dinosaur of them.

[@daleholbert3111]

a little sad that mr. Moon one of the greatest quarterback in the NFL never got to play in Superbowl

[@astrostar49]

Never even got to a championship game.

[@northstarpokeshipper2148]

TheLoneDraftsman actually, he won five Grey Cups from 1978-82

[@chrissquire8542]

@@astrostar49 ...he did win a championship; in Canada....

[@johncate9541]

And he's in the Hall of Fame both in the USA and in Canada.

[@wazemo2764]

He choked here but he was good

[@bighomeyd]

Frank Reich engineered the largest comeback in college football history in '84 I believe, only to do this again in the NFL years later! Crazy!

[@johncate9541]

His college record has been broken, but at one time, Reich did hold the record for engineering both the biggest comeback in major-college football (Maryland down 31-0 to Miami at the half, won 42-40 in in 1984), and in the NFL.

[@cameronmcfarrin4587]

He also had one of the biggest season turnarounds as a coach in 2018 after a 1-5 start

[@robfowler80]

FACTS

[@jgmoneymechanics]

Yeah but he can’t coach his way against a paper bag

[@texasguy5377]

@@jgmoneymechanics ouch

[@philly_sports1558]

This game essentially caused the downward spiral that led to the Oilers to moving to Tennessee.

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

FACTS 💯

[@thsu8]

Why? Bad choke, but why do you have to move the team?????

[@thsu8]

@AsSeenOnTV So why are the Texans still in Houston?

[@jamessanders145]

@@thsu8 they're not, they moved to Tennessee and are now the Titans. The Houston Texans are a brand new franchise created in 2002.

[@brian_keith]

@AsSeenOnTV why are the Cowboys still in Dallas????

[@keith6032]

1992 Houston Oilers: Nobody will ever choke harder than us 2019 Houston Texans: Hold my 🍺

[@Krackertower]

Keith the 1992 oilers still choked harder they were up by more and were playing against a back up quarterback

[@justinyoung8062]

1992 oilers were alot better than 2019 texans. Had houston got past buffalo they were in super bowl. Had the bills been healthy buffalo wins this game handily. Frank reich helped the deficit and no Bennett really hurt bills.

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

@@justinyoung8062 And Thurman Thomas didn't play in the 2nd half either.

[@WillCollesano]

Nah Frank Reich was backup QB and Jim Kelly was injured

[@mikethorp5398]

Actually the Oilers didn't choke. Watch the passes from Moon in the second half compared to the 1st. He was shaving points

[@JP2Lee]

The greatest comeback in NFL history

[@breiter4697]

Best comeback in SPORTS history

[@coleslaw3365]

This was also during their 0-4 Super Bowl run.. Unreal...

[@breiter4697]

@@coleslaw3365 yep

[@aaronf3622]

@@coleslaw3365 I see it as 4-0 AFC Champions.

[@coleslaw3365]

Aaron F 😂😂😂

[@LunaticFringeReviews]

That crowd is electric

[@jamalginsburg7277]

Orchard Park is a tough place to play as an opponent.

[@blazer79]

And it wasn’t a sellout. 5,000 seats were unsold, so it was blacked out in WNY. However, as long as you had a satellite dish & the game wasn’t scrambled, then people were in luck.

[@MrBootydaddy]

I remember the crowd whatever that was left of them left at halftime and when the Bills started their comeback they tried to come back in but was turned away at the gate. They missed one hell of a game if they would've stayed the whole way. Not really much fans when you turn your back on them when they was losing if you ask me.

[@DAVIDCOPELLA]

Thank you Most of us stayed, cheered till we were hoarse, and enjoyed a game for the ages

[@RYMAN1321]

@@DAVIDCOPELLA Had to be disappointing as hell though when you guys went through this game, and two more dominant wins against Pittsburgh and Miami yet still didn’t win the Super Bowl The fact they lost 52-17 in the end and kept turning the ball over makes me think their magic ran out

[@morrieswigs]

Love those old Oiler uniforms

[@mshat18]

I’ve never seen a quarterback like moon come from under center starting at his left then moving to his right like that.

[@GarrusN7]

That was something a lot of the old school passers would do. These days no one does that from under center but it's basically what a QB does when they are in shotgun. Makes it easier to read the whole field that way.

[@ephraimfink9010]

So weird like he’s a lefty and then turns his body

[@akeme25]

Reich did it too

[@KTF0]

He didn't do it every play he dropped out to either direction. When I was little I thought Moon did that so you wouldn't know pass from run. Kinda like a pseudo Play Action where you drop back from either direction. Some of the average QBs never varied their hand offs from even Play Action. I'm saying this with zero playing or coaching experience so just take it from a grain of salt. Also, I can't imagine professionals who see game tape and know all the tells on the field. I've seen Warren Sapp say he knew some of the plays of Green Bay by the way Favre walked to the line of scrimmage, also heard Jamal Adams see the demeanor of the O-Line, or even crazier the McAffee/Polumalu C-Gap story.

[@bxrprimetime1]

You will see Reich do it in this video also

[@dennissologaistoa3376]

Warren Moon had a cannon of an arm that was really good. Houston Oilers had a awesome uniform back then too.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Loved those oilers unis lol They should bring them back and the old bucs unis

[@steelermia]

yes nice baby blues .. the nfl has ruined a lot of nice uniforms .. including the steelers .. only two left with old school nice looking uniforms are dallas and green bay

[@RYMAN1321]

Too bad they didn’t have an awesome enough team to get over the hump

[@lzv6990]

4:47 Pennywise makes an appearance.

[@rolfbernerske2786]

Lz V Well played That popped into my head as well 🎈

[@pjsebadoh5412]

BEEP BEEP RICHIE!

[@ryanspencerlauderdale687]

Wow. No wonder the Oilers lost. This changes the game completely!

[@blazer79]

Best event I have ever attended. Unlike many, never thought of leaving when the game got to 35-3.

[@tygrkhat4087]

I did leave at 28-3. I didn't see the entire game until I got the DVD.

[@RYMAN1321]

Sadly, the fans probably crashed back down to earth when their comeback magic ran out against Dallas a few weeks later

[@hectorlopez1069]

The fans that left, after the 35-3 lead, had the chance to come back to the stadium and watch the greatest comeback game. They are so lucky, they let the fans back in and there's no re-entry in those tickets.

[@willmack5909]

With God as my witness, I remember watching this game with 2 of my cousins. When it was 35 to 3 with the Oilers ahead I said to them "It's not enough." They looked at me thinking I was nuts. I remembered Houston blowing a 21 to 6 lead in Denver 2 years before, and I based my prediction on that very collapse. This game definitely impacted the future landscape of the NFL, as the Oilers ended up leaving Texas, and a new Houston franchise joined the league. Funny how one post-season game can have such an impact.

[@gcoates7]

I live an hour from Buffalo, I remember the game being blacked out on TV as the stadium was not sold out.

[@rivalstorm7216]

I was thinking about this game and the Music City Miracle I can't wait for this weekend

[@LIFEWITHTHEJONESES1]

#TITATNUP

[@DouglasEdward84]

Oh man what a way to end 2019 as a Bills fan! Perfect upload time!

[@CB-ux5xc]

Just wait till January of 2022. Bills VS Chiefs came down to overtime and the Chiefs won and didn’t give the Bills a chance.

[@STP43FAN1]

The Bills in 2019 went to Houston - to the joint built next door to the Astrodome - and led by two touchdowns - twenty years after their last playoff game against a Houston-originated team

[@sleepandrelaxationmusic2860]

Anyone else here after the Viking's 33 point comeback?

[@TheOccultationProject]

I was there with my Dad (I was 9). The place started to clear out after halftime. The momentum shifted, and people started sneaking back in. They eventually opened the gates and let everyone back in. I’ll never forget that 3rd quarter or how it erupted in there when the Bills took the lead. Perfect strangers were celebrating together. It was magic. Best game I’ve ever been to.

[@PACNYY]

In Chris Berman's voice "No one circles the wagons like the Buffalo Bills".

[@bendersenate8360]

Rasputins

[@jasondownsnet]

I remember being a little kid and watching this game on an overcast day in Monterey, CA. I spent the night at my friends house and this game was on the next day. We watched it in his room on a tiny black and white, off of the antenna signal only. It was all scrambled in parts but you could still see it…that’s what amazes me about these games. You forget that people are watching all over the country and the world. I love watching these old games uploaded to KZbin. I love seeing the staton breaks. You see an ad for a TV station in a small town in Maine or North Dakota. I like to look up those station’s cities and seeing the population. The smaller the better. I just imagine a family with small children like I was at the time or a older retiree with his wife in the middle of nowhere on a stormy day, coming in off the back porch, stomping the snowy dirt off his shoes to watch the same game off of an old antenna or a satellite signal like how I’m watching in busy California.

[@thefrase7884]

How touching !!!!

[@TheLocalLt]

The Oilers followed this collapse up with the infamous 1993 season (see “A Football Life: the 93 Oilers”) where Buddy Ryan punched Kevin Gilbride on the sideline, and ending in their last-ever playoff game, a loss to KC after a late Joe Montana game winner. They blew the whole team up after 1993, and left Houston in 1997.

[@coffinsmoke1385]

And Houston has sucked every year since with this last game being the cherry on top. The NFL shouldn't even let them play next year. They suck so bad.

[@RYMAN1321]

This game was the death knell for the Oilers. I wasn’t even born yet when this game happened, but it make perfect sense as they would never live this down.

[@STP43FAN1]

Hiring Buddy Ryan, a backstabber who forever thought he was entitled to be a head coach (particularly head coach of the Bears), was a colossal error

[@seancagney8897]

Crazy, that was a hell of a team though.. When firing on all cylinders they were scary, thing is they never had much playoff success.

[@chrissquire8542]

... I remember watching this game. Absolutely incredible....

[@chrissquire8542]

...but to lose 4 consecutive super bowls in a row; absolutely incredible....

[@RYMAN1321]

@@chrissquire8542 Agreed Hence why this comeback was sadly all for nothing. Pats comeback against the Falcons will always be the greatest

[@boris2997]

This was the day I became a Bills fan at the age of 13, I will never forget this game.

[@RYMAN1321]

Unfortunately though there was no comeback from them in the subsequent Super Bowl against Dallas.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Bills are a pretty dumb boring franchise tbh man Not as boring as the browns, but still no one gets excited when buffalo is on national tv lol

[@boris2997]

@@GORILLA_PIMP yeah I don't anyone seriously with a name like gorilla pimp

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

@@boris2997 Oh no say it ain't so lmfao But yo mumma take me seriously though 🤣

[@boris2997]

@@GORILLA_PIMP what ever helps you sleep better, section 8 must be nice 👌

[@whodeyhighlights8536]

Who’s here after the Vikings came back from being down 33-0?

[@gilbertdennis4872]

me

[@cesarrobledo2583]

Here

[@bryanstageberg165]

Me too, was insane.

[@jefftracy3771]

It's the Frank Reich Curse! Who's laughing now, eh, Indy?

[@johnathanjackson7165]

The fact that the comeback was done by a back up was the most impressive thing.

[@tablameister]

Yes! Some other great backup QBs were Jeff Hostetler of the Giants and Doug Williams of Washington, both of whom went on to win Superbowls for their respective teams.

[@markmac2206]

@@tablameister Steve Young too. and actually Scott Mitchell was great as a backup but not as a starter. few years later a backup named Kurt Warner did pretty damn good too.

[@ericbattle4597]

I've followed the Bills since 1987, and Frank Reich was always a trustworthy backup. If Jim Kelly got hurt, you knew Reich was a very reliable backup, and you knew you had a very good chance to win.

[@seancagney8897]

@@ericbattle4597 Right, he also had the biggest comeback in college history so he was no stranger to being down big and making plays to get his team back in it. He was a VERY capable back up.

[@oddbigking9069]

This is what everyone thinks of when they ask, “Why did the Houston Oilers move to Tennessee?” They think of when they blew the 32 point lead to Frank Reick as qb and no Thermin Thomas. The last game which happened to be the week prior, the Oilers blew them out 27-3.

[@jeremywade6986]

*Thurman

[@RYMAN1321]

Agreed. This was the death knell for the team IMO Shame that the Oilers never got the Super Bowl they deserved

[@seancagney8897]

Yep, remember at half time they put up the points they outscored the Bills by in 6 quarters and it was insane! I was thinking they flat out own this Bills team this year with the lopsided scores.... Then this happened.

[@crispinroy9839]

This was the most exciting game I ever had the pleasure of witnessing as it unfolded. I was a huge Bill's fan from Baltimore and we didn't have a team for 4 more years. I remember watching this with my gramps, I was 10 years old wearing my Bill's helmet and Jim Kelly Jersey as halftime came to a close down 35-3, Buffalo fans began leaving the stadium prematurely and they weren't allowed back in once Reich started chipping away at the lead. I was on the edge of my seat throughout that second half. The most unbelievable comeback in the history of the NFL hands down.

[@lenr7137]

Saw Reich pull off this type of comeback in college when he was a QB at Maryland. They trailed 31-0 at halftime with Stan Gelbaugh at QB. Reich came off the bench in the second half and pulled off an epic come from behind victory.

[@chrisramos6790]

I was 12, hardcore Oilers fan. I have always felt haunted by this game. The team moved and I follwed Moon to the Vikings. Now to see the Vikings beat the Colts 30 years later I can finally watch this game and put those demons to rest.

[@JaxonSmithers]

I'm a Vikes fan but was also an Oilers fan back in the day, especially when Campbell was there. Glad we could put those demons to rest!

[@thefrase7884]

The loss in the divisional to KC the following year at home is just as bad

[@Daniel-cu8zt]

Atlanta: we blew a 28-3 lead!! Houston.... hold my beer....

[@daboys1215]

Houston: we did it first and better (or worse)

[@jeremywade6986]

I was a wide eyed 11 year old football enthusiast watching this game and rooting for Buffalo. Still one of the greatest moments I've ever watched!

[@DJRhude]

This game reminds me so much of my dad and how we watched football together every sunday. Even though we were both Giant fans, we both loved Warren Moon. I can remember how disappointed we were when the Oilers blew this game. Miss you pops. 🙏

[@seancagney8897]

RIP, that is tough.

[@mavjimbo]

Nice memories of watching games together

[@connorakers668]

who's here after Colts vs Vikings

[@jefftracy3771]

Colts shouldn't have fired Frank Reich. It's the Frank Reich Curse!

[@yomamabinfartin7176]

That was super bowl 51 back then for them they would always joke about the oilers famous 35-3 lead

[@oddbigking9069]

YO MAMA BIN FARTIN after that super 51 comeback, I feel like more people forgot about the Bills comeback

[@danwesche9266]

I was 11 years old at the time, gave up on my Bills at halftime and went to help my dad clean up the attic. Listening to the comeback on the radio was one of the greatest sports experiences I've ever had.

[@RYMAN1321]

Unfortunately though I would assume it doesn’t make up for the fact they still didn’t win the Super Bowl after this

[@danwesche9266]

@@RYMAN1321 Ehh, at that point it was their third straight Super Bowl and I was like 12 years old, I didn't understand fully. I was also a Syracuse basketball and football fan and a Knicks fan, all teams that were at the very top level of competition in the late 80s and throughout the 90s but never got over the hump. I was very much committed to teams that got so close, but fell just short.

[@dbs-zz7lq]

The original Titans had bad ass jerseys tho

[@tomr.1125]

I watched this game live with my folks. In a word: AMAZING.

[@kaitlink3698]

Anyone else here after Minnesota dubbed the Colts?

[@jeffryhammel3035]

If this was in L.A. or N.Y.C., the fans would have all left. Small town cities like Buffalo are the most loyal and forgiving fans of all... never changing bandwagons. GO 2021 BILLS!!

[@WeMVP715]

Oilers: we are going to win Frank Reich: hold my beer

[@jeffchung4807]

My parents made me cleared the driveway in the middle of this game. I kept sneaking peeks in through the window. It was getting out of hand so we went grocery shopping. When we got to the store, I saw on the TV, the Bills were roaring back. I was like: Damn! I wished I stayed home!!

[@RYMAN1321]

Looking back though, this win was invalidated a few weeks later due to the fact the Bills would still fall in the Super Bowl

[@andrewc1281]

Crazy how this game was almost 30 years ago. #happynewyear2020

[@ricosauve5]

I remember this game. I kept on watching it despite the score. Glad I did. Saw history

[@joeng4057]

Never over.....

[@michealjones3297]

Those 90s Starter jackets, I remember wanting one so badly & got one in the 8th grade for Christmas

[@thefrase7884]

I still have mine

[@calcaleb7041]

The announcers barely mentioned Moon's name when he made some of those great passes, oh well he's already in the Hall.

[@calcaleb7041]

@NO PATS JIM now that is facts, imagine if had someone like Bruce Smith

[@hezamachine]

I always think of the NFL records he could have had. He didn't get a chance to be an NFL QB until he was 28 years old.

[@daveatkins3796]

“Step aside Buffalo” - Minnesota Vikings 12/17/22 “Thank God I’m off the hook now” - Warren Moon 12/17/22

[@starfoxpbb]

"The Super Bowl and now this???!!! What did I ever do to you to deserve this, God?" - Matt Ryan 12/17/22

[@GarrusN7]

I knew NFL throwback would run this for the Texans/Bills game. Couldn't help yourselves could you?

[@NFLVault]

We fall into temptation easily

[@sarak8996]

I'm hoping for a different result for Houston this time🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾

[@FamilyMSV]

Thing is it’s not the same team 🤦‍♂️

[@sarak8996]

@@FamilyMSV we know. We've already covered this in the other comments 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@The-Big-Boss]

28-3 is iconic but deficit/time this is simply the best.

[@sodica81]

Bronco and Super Elway fan, but this is my favourite game all time.

[@John_Locke_108]

Growing up I only had 4 TV stations to watch. Luckily one of them was NBC and I was able to watch this game and witness history.

[@HockeyNoah_7]

Whos watching this after the bills knocked off Frank Reichs colts

[@Majerly_Annoyed]

I still have my unused ticket for this game!! Courier delivered it the day after. Unbelievable! Had to watch this in a bar that was showing it illegally (back in the blackout days) but there was no sound. Cook gave us his radio so we could listen to the radio broadcast while watching the tv. Bar was Don Cherry's in Waterloo. Place was packed with Bills fans and one lonely Oilers fan. At half-time he was dancing on a chair and when done announced, "Don't worry. If anyone can blow this lead, it's the Oilers." I'll never forget that guy or how he said it.

[@otaviofrn_adv]

If I was this (brave) Oilers fan, I would make an offer to buy the whole bar Only way to cure the depression would be by drinking the whole inventory

[@warrenward6294]

Houston went ahead and brought us another one last week. 24-0 is now the standard bearer

[@FamilyMSV]

Funny thing is it could’ve been 42-0 and they still would’ve lost 😂😂😂

[@neriiii30]

this game is the reason that i love the football, my das show me this in 2010

[@baronbrrrrett]

Whos here after the Vikings game

[@gilbertdennis4872]

me

[@bryanstageberg165]

We ALL ARE lol

[@tjmns]

First year of college winter break , saw this in Plano. one of the greatest games I've ever seen

[@charlesconner9044]

Add another Houston choke to the list today 😂😂😂

[@jpete3027666]

I was 13 at the time watching this game live. I remember when the Bills scored to make it 35-10 I thought okay they might make this a respectable final score. When the Bills scored again quickly to make it 35-17 I knew the Oilers were in trouble. The run and shoot offense was was a lot of fun to watch but it wasn’t an offense that could succeed in the playoffs.

[@coffinsmoke1385]

Houston has always had 2 teams. One that plays the first half. One that plays the second.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

The texans franchise has zero charisma

[@RYMAN1321]

@@GORILLA_PIMP Agreed Probably one of the biggest mistake expansion teams ever, alongside the Jaguars. Neither team has a fanbase who gives a damn about them. I wouldn’t miss them if they dissolved one day In fact every team should have a deadline. If you don’t win at least one Super Bowl in your history after so many years (I’d give a team 50, though maybe 100 though if the team has been around before the Super Bowl era), you dissolve the team

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

@@RYMAN1321 Well imo i do think houston needs a team They should a never got rid a the oilers The players an coaches had hella charisma, sic uniforms, crazy fans etc But I definitely agree about the jags franchise What a stupid move to give florida a THIRD team And I never thought about your last idea before now but yeah man if a franchise can't win a ring at least once every 20 years that's just plain unacceptable

[@RYMAN1321]

@@GORILLA_PIMP Interesting response. But for my deadline, teams that haven’t won a Super Bowl in decades ( for example the Jets and Bears) would be exempt because they do have one title each. You win or already have at least one Super Bowl win, then you’re in the clear

[@rashad051402]

This when football was. Football physical tough with toughness and fun exciting it has tremendously changed the Oilers we're one of my favorite teams and Warren Moon was one of the best very talented it quarterback of all time I remember this game

[@markula_4040]

Ah, the good ole days, when an 8 point lead was still a 2 possession game so the Bills, down 35-24, went for it on 4th & 5 instead of kicking a field goal.

[@akeme25]

I was confused about what you mean then I remembered there was no 2-point conversion back then lol

[@t8_5h3]

@@akeme25 Huh, that's interesting. I didn't even know that until now.

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

I remember the Bills were going to kick here, but Levy called a timeout and decided to go for it. I was screaming at them to go for it for this exact reason.

[@jayem1826]

It was 3am in the Far East. Not being televised. Listening on radio.. FEN. What a come back!

[@PYTHON1122]

Vikings hold my beer.

[@dwmzmm]

I watched that game live on TV, even as a Houstonian, we knew then (and now) that most Houston pro teams "choke" at critical times. This loss came as no surprise to me. The beginning of the end of the Oilers before they packed up and moved to Nashville to become the Titans.

[@jdore8]

What a throw, what a catch at 3:16 Warren threaded the needle .

[@johnnybasco5860]

Curtis duncan. Great reciever

[@Brancononordeste]

Andre Reed went OFF in this game. The connection between him and Reich was uncover-able. Marv Levy with gutsiest call ever on 4th and 5 too. Amazing tribute to the power of not giving up.

[@davidbrittian7340]

I remember watching this game.

[@thefrase7884]

Great memories. I remember it too

[@aaronf3622]

These Buffalo Bills were a great team with loads of talent, great coaching, and 4-time AFC Champs. As for the SB, well, we all knew what happened.

[@englenn806]

They were unlucky

[@jorgegaytan3012]

They should've won at least one

[@RYMAN1321]

@@jorgegaytan3012 The first one against the Giants was their best shot

[@ahoneanatwo]

Watching games like this is why Charlie Jones was a terrific play-by-play man, his enthusiasm and joy was authentic and infectious. Today’s announcers can learn a thing or two from him. I’m talking to YOU Joe Buck.

[@jamalginsburg7277]

The Bills came back without their hall of fame QB and RB.

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

And Cornelius Bennett

[@jamalginsburg7277]

@@thomasmckenzie4584 biscuit could have been a hall of famer if he stayed in Buffalo.

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

@@jamalginsburg7277 How TF is he not in the HOF? That guy was an absolute beast!! One of my all-time favorite players.

[@alexanderbemis9065]

Just an observation, but you can definitely tell the change in players from then to now. Like you feel those hits from play to play where I’m like “fuck. That.” 😂😂

[@Christopher-nl2kb]

Man warren moon looks big as hell, but Bruce Smith and Co looked like Titans, I miss this NFL...

[@coachcrazy22]

I was watching this game live from Texas, celebrating early thinking "we're going to have a Texas Bowl this season". If Houston had won this game they probably would have went to the Super Bowl instead of the Bills, making it officially the TEXAS BOWL Oilers vs Cowboys, I was so disappointed in this game.

[@Jordan-w4q]

Watched this whole game at my grandmother's house in summitfield back when I was a kid front of the TV eye length I prayed for buffalo to come back and win. They did

[@re8746]

I was in Corpus Christi when I watched this game. Still can’t believe it.

[@brianchua4240]

Oilers: We blew a 35-3 Lead Texans: Shoot WE NEED TO ACCOMPANY THEM AS WELL!!!

[@packerfan8374]

I was at a friend's house while this game was on and I was miserable watching it. I had to go to the mall so I thought that it would be over so I didn't have to watch the bills would loose but when I got home oh was I surprised. I just loved to watch this team back then I hardly ever missed a game. If only just one of those super bowl could have been won. I thought for sure that Josh Allen and team were go back to Tampa and redeem the 1st super bowl loss but not the case. There is more to come from Josh Allen and the Bills I do believe a super bowl is coming soon.

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

This game largely killed the pure run and shoot offense in the NFL as we knew it because it had no way to effectively milk the clock and rest the defense towards the end!

[@Mrthor3535]

That comeback was incredible. I remember I stopped watching in the 2nd quarter. I packed up my daughter and we drove home after visiting with my mom. After driving 30 miles I turned the game back on and was like WTF? It was 35 -28 or something like that. I watched the rest and witnessed NFL history.

[@thefrase7884]

Is your daughter hot? I mean now?

[@eggbertbenedicht4944]

THIS IS STILL THE BEST FOOTBALL 🏈 GAME I HAVE EVER SEEN 👀 ! PRE SEASON : REGULAR SEASON OR SUPER BOWL 🏆.

[@christopherfritz3840]

I watched this. We were waiting for some 'blow' through halftime (back in the day😏). Then IT arrived. Holy Smoke.. I nearly had a heart attack afterwards. Thank God the Bills won😬

[@dano336]

wow !! I wish i was at that party

[@RYMAN1321]

Unfortunately though they once again failed to win the Super Bowl and got utterly creamed by Dallas

[@etchosts8162]

Greatest comeback

[@mistermi3rd4nnn88]

MI EQUIPO DESDE QUE TENIA 14 AÑOS,,, PASO POR AQUI A RECORDAR CON NOSTALGIA, TODOS LOS LINDOS MOMENTOS DE ALEGRI Y TRISTEZA CON MI BUFFALO BILLS

[@pablonunez2329]

X2 saludos!!

[@danielc3321]

Ah yes. The old run ‘n’ shoot, or as they call it now... regular offense. Gotta love those “Colombia blue” uniforms too.

[@obinnanwakwue5735]

The Oilers would seek revenge with the Music City Miracle.

[@dionr1168]

@NO PATS JIM The REAL Oilers are in Edmonton!

[@shmiggz]

The forward pass miracle!

[@bigjokers7391]

Illegal

[@Official_Kings_Versus]

...as the Tennessee Titans

[@jerryjanik480]

It was a forward lateral

[@joeybee1914]

This Oilers team had an elite offense, very smooth.

[@thefrase7884]

Did u see the second half of this game? Smooth?

[@joeybee1914]

@@thefrase7884 yup.

[@IAmSirZak]

When this game played, it was unwatchable here in Buffalo. Not because of thinking we're gonna be blown out, but due to a blackout and it not being available unfortunately. Best comeback in sports history.

[@hortons1967]

I had Houston and 2.5 points for an 8 pick parlay. Yeah i'm still pissed!

[@etchosts8162]

😂😂😂😂

[@Sharkinthevideo]

Hey man it all good 👍👍👍👍

[@BluebomberX3]

This was the beginning of the end for the Houston Oilers,they were never the same even after going 12-4 the following season.

[@RYMAN1321]

Agreed I wasn’t around when this happened, but I’m sure deep down every Oiler fan knew the team would never recover from this

[@robertknight3354]

It's crazy watching this. So many great Bills players. I spent that ENTIRE time back then as a kid trash talking them and making fun of the players because my best friend was from Bills country and I had to deny their greatness. What a team though. Real great team.

[@RYMAN1321]

It had to be disappointing as hell though knowing this comeback would be invalidated a few weeks later when they ran into the buzzsaw that was Dallas No comeback would happen then

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

A classic, indeed. Thoughts from a Seahawks fan (ugh the Seahawks were terrible in the 92 season...)

[@brian_keith]

Seahawks were terrible from their beginning up until around 2005 - 2006

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

@@brian_keith That is a rather unintelligent statement...

[@brian_keith]

@@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520 nah Seattle sucked up until the the early 2000s they were nothing when they were in the AFC West but an easy win.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

@@brian_keith again, you are wrong, but it is cute watching you disregard various successful seasons, and the overall excruciating mediocrity of the first 25 years of the franchise, so that it will suit your binary-hindered assessment... lol

[@brian_keith]

@@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520 what ever floats your boat there, Captain Howdy, however, you sound like a bandwagon jumper who doesn't know the history of his favorite team. They've had decent players like Largent, Galloway and Warren back in the day but the team never had success until the early 2000s. Name me one season they were great in from their inception up to that point and i'll admit i was wrong.

[@loucaruso3971]

Almost 30 year"s Later,....What A SHAME !!!!

[@miguelsan1978]

I need to move on, my heart still in pain my Bills never won a super bowl back in the 90's

[@keith6032]

My Houston teams have never even been to a Super Bowl. i feel your pain 😪

[@FamilyMSV]

They’ll win one within the next few years. Just watch.

[@nflisrigged1395]

I remember being 11 years old , it was cold 🥶 that day in the Baltimore Maryland area that day We came in from riding bikes , my hands frozen , I watches this great game .

[@Eradsilky]

Remember watching the game as a big fan of the oilers and warren moon, had no doubt they were going to the next round at halftime. Boy was I wrong!

[@adamplace1414]

As a young bills fan back then, the scariest QB to me wasn't Marino, Elway, Montana, Young, Cunningham, Aikman, Esiason, or anyone else. It was always Moon with the run and shoot, and the first 6 quarters against Houston showed why. The last two quarters showed why we went to four straight Super Bowls anyway.

[@GeorgeSkittles280]

Aw man I'm a Houston fan and loved the Oilers this just makes me mad

[@BM-vi5hk]

I was at this game. It's easy to remember and even harder to forget. Believe it or not, this is the part I remember the most: at 13:35 the Oilers are lining up for a field goal. After the Bills' 4 TD flurry the momentum is starting to shift back in the Oilers direction, especially after the Bruce Smith roughing the passer penalty. For me, it is THE pivotal point of the entire ballgame. As they were lining up for the kick, a gust of wind suddenly kicked up inside Rich Stadium and a fine mist started to briefly fall from the sky. In the telecast, right before the snap, you can see the ticker tape on the net behind the upright suddenly change position. I have no doubt that the mist got the ball wet and the wind changed the trajectory of that snap, which was subsequently muffed by holder Greg Montgomery. We noticed this while in the stands (We were on this end of the field in the home team's corner). It was precisely at this moment that I realized that the Bills were going to win the ballgame. When the Bills got possession, the mist stopped, the wind died down and the sky briefly cleared. Talk about a biblical moment-- and minutes later Frank and Andre delivered!

[@Nerd0208]

For Titans vs Pats I have 2 recommendations: 2003 Divisional Round Or for a real throwback game, do Pats vs Oilers 1991.

[@georgejasper8794]

One of the most exciting, unbelievable games I ever watched! When Buffalo scored the first TD I remember saying "ok, here we go!"

[@marcusluceroholden2768]

Imagine if Jim Kelly won all 4 of those super bowls consecutively. He probably would have been regarded as the greatest QB of all time