Rookie Manning Leads Colts in 1st Return Visit to Baltimore! (Colts vs. Ravens 1998, Week 13)

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

Ian Eagle is one of the most underrated announcers of all time.

[@Levi_99]

I'm a Steelers fan so I get to hear him a lot. I agree he's very underrated

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Yeah he was pretty good with Al Michael's and Al has many stories.involving him.

[@rogerbarragan6297]

Every time I hear his voice I know football is back

[@AJ_savage16]

Yea he's one of best announcers in sports

[@ajburrr]

Why doesn't he get the love?

[@liam_smith_65536]

I didn't recognize Ian Eagle announced at this game until checking other's comments. His voice hasn't changed for over two decades, what a professional.

[@UltraMetalHero]

I miss these old NFL on CBS graphics this was CBS's first time covering the NFL since 1993.

[@Eli-ss9gj]

And unlike 1993 and before, when they broadcast NFC games, in 1998 they started broadcasting AFC games- something they still do to this day. I think that changes in 2023 though.

[@shocktrauma85]

Looking back on this game, it is amazing how many hall of famers on both sides (Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, Ray Lewis, Jonathan Ogden) were in their prime. I was born the year after the Colts left Baltimore (1985) so I don't really have the memories of the Colts. However, I know that this was one of the most important wins in Ravens history. They had to exorcise the demons of the past.

[@Eli-ss9gj]

What was the 2000 team like as a fan ? I’m mad fascinated by our championship season but I was too young to remember (I was born in 1997). Luckily I remember the 2012 one since I was in high school by then

[@PredatorKingdom]

Peyton Manning wasn't nowhere near his prime yet, he was just a rookie here. Prime usually doesn't start to 25 or 26 years old.

[@alexcortez3357]

@@Eli-ss9gj i watched the Ravens beat the Giants in the super bowl 2001, they were pretty dominant that year

[@marcantoine5496]

Marshall Faulk was an absolute beast in this game

[@erikpuka2627]

The late 90s - early 00s Ravens defense got a lot of people playing with paranoia

[@kevinevans5921]

I was at this game, one of the first memorable Ravens moments. It had been 15 years since the Colts had played in Baltimore, now it’s almost been a quarter century since this game, wow!

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

Throwback ideas for this week: Cowboys/Patriots 2003 (Parcells vs Belichick) Packers/Bears 1995 MNF (Favre 99 yard TD) Rams/Giants 1989 NFC divisional playoffs Raiders/Broncos 1993 AFC playoffs (high scoring game)

[@Ynkno]

Why rams giants? Parcels good idea

[@gaudimatos5563]

Seahawks vs Steelers 2015: 69 points combined, Russ 5TDs Bengals vs Lions 2013: Megatron triple coverage TD, Bengals win in the last second Chargers vs Ravens 2006: Steve McNair game winner against the powerhouse Chargers

[@arod927-01]

The camera honestly looked really nice in the 90s

[@npvuvuzela]

how? It's grainy and the color saturation is all off

[@prlysis]

Have you seen The Wizard of Oz?

[@Eli-ss9gj]

This wasn’t ancient times lmao

[@arod927-01]

@@Eli-ss9gj ye I know but you be seeing all these old highlights and a lot of the time it looks bad

[@Eli-ss9gj]

@@arod927-01 lol yeah I feel you. I think a lot of times that comes from compression of the videos when being uploaded that mess with the visual quality, because a lot of videos from the ‘90s typically don’t look that bad originally.

[@GregorioElefanteJr]

I became a Baltimore Colts fan after sseing them on tv against the Cleveland Browns in the 1964 NFL championship game for the 1st time. It was those blue jerseys and the horseshoe on those white helmets that captured me. I was only 7 then. When rhe Colts sneakily moved those Mayflower trucks in the night to Indianapolis, I disowned the Colts. It broke my heart. Johnny Unitas was the Greatest. I became an official 49ers fan after that move in 1983.

[@sports3117]

Peyton Manning threw at least one more INTs than TDs as a rookie, but he’s learned a great deal about the league and he went on to have a HOF career from this point

[@calcaleb7041]

He also was 0-3 in the playoffs(even tho that’s a team stat, but today’s “fans” only hold that stat to qbs alone” he got better and better

[@darkchocolate3390]

I'm honestly surprised Ian Eagle has been with the CBS on NFL for this long.

[@earlbedford5951]

Ian has been doing TV play by play for the Nets even longer.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I just remember feeling so good after we won this one. It meant a whole lot. It's all come full circle now I guess. But those of us old enough to remember when the Colts were a Baltimore team well....this win was sweet.

[@B0MB.C0M]

I know it has nothing to do with this but can we take a moment and give appreciation to Josh Charles for all the things he does in terms of NFL narration

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

I’m not gonna lie he’s a bit low key underrated

[@devinrahney9143]

The first Manning vs Ray Lewis matchup 🔥🔥

[@Kingdizzleltdinc615]

Before LaDanian Tomlinson,there was Marshall Faulk and 4:20 the fact that Ray Lewis was running with him stride for stride until he pulled away was amazing

[@Ginga]

Was going to post this. Ray’s speed the first several years of his career was ridiculous. Faulk ran a 4.28 at the Combine and Ray JUST missed the angle.

[@lsmftymf]

Watched almost every Ravens game that season and the previous one at a bar in Chicago's Lake View neighborhood. Usually the only Ravens fan amongst mostly fantasy leaguers. Was most pleasantly surprised when the entire bar erupted in cheers when the Ravens clinched victory over India-no-place that afternoon.

[@dynamicrockwell3449]

8:16 this will be a fifteen yard penalty and likely an ejection in today's game. Good thing that those headshots are being expunged from football. I know I have had my share of hits to the head on the gridiron, and I wasn't much of a starter.

[@npvuvuzela]

I love physicality, but I'm glad those hits are gone today. While it's entertaining as a viewer, seeing people having their brains damaged over an entire career ending in CTE or Alzheimer's is horrifying for family and friends.

[@zth2851]

@@npvuvuzela I agree, though its still a physical sport regardless

[@BSmokeyGaming]

0:52 That’s one of Raven’s favorite quotes/catchphrase from his WCW/ECW/WWF days. LOL

[@ajbahus]

This was the first Ravens game I ever went to. I think I was 11 at the time and didn't appreciate how big of a deal the Colts coming to Baltimore was.

[@SoftDrinksOfChoice]

Crazy to think the Colts had Peyton Manning, Marshall Faulk, and Marvin Harrison all on the same offense !

[@adamdorgant9454]

Who knows how much better they would have been!!!!

[@lxxredxxl9587]

Marshall Marshall Marshall!!!

[@charlesconner9044]

Marshall Faulk's greatest game. Funny how his name was tied to the Ravens months later in a supposed trade to Baltimore before he got traded to the Rams

[@SuperAV21]

There wasn't one single player who was a both member of the 1983 Baltimore Colts and the 1996 Baltimore Ravens (although there were several players who previously were members of the 1995 Cleveland Browns, aka Modell's Men).

[@astrostar49]

Eugene Daniel was probably the closest. Played with the Colts from 1984 to 1996. Then as a Raven in 1997.

[@kamehamehey22615]

Looks like we had both Harbaughs on our team :)

[@thekiddsean33026]

Young Peyton vs young ray lewis

[@elanijoseph6740]

That 90s CBS intro tho

[@lemmiwinks09]

CBS needs to go back to this theme. Enough of the Posthumus Zone!

[@julianbaron8178]

Totally agree

[@TheJShield]

Delete this. Posthumus Zone is forever GOAT’d.

[@GenericBoringName428]

⁠Posthumus is trash

[@PeteyThePanda]

@@TheJShieldno it’s not. It’s gay as fuck

[@calcaleb7041]

Peyton Manning went 0-3 in the playoffs his first 3 years but got better and he was held to some very high standards too.That just goes to show you can’t bash a 3 year QB on just his playoff wins or loss. Lamar is wat 1-4 in the playoffs and Stratford has 0 wins in the playoffs. Do they deserve to be bashed no. Idk why it’s so hard to give a guy some time but some qbs do have their goalposts pushed farther than others

[@calcaleb7041]

@Jamal Jennings exactly

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@calcaleb7041 Amen To Peyton Manning

[@prlysis]

Lamar is 1-3 in the playoffs and Manning didn't win a playoff game until year 6

[@Eli-ss9gj]

Actually Peyton didn’t win a playoff game until year 6 in 2003. He went 0-3 in his playoff appearances prior to that (1999, 2000, 2002).

[@randyrandycontent]

Manning make a big impact colts

[@Knightmessenger]

Love seeing the opening tease and graphics. Keep including those. Would prefer more replay angles for some of the bigger plays. And another vote for Frankie Vinci theme > current Posthumous Zone CBS theme.

[@TheJShield]

👎🏾

[@GenericBoringName428]

2:21 “you’re a motherf***er!” hot mic moment 😂

[@kastor3899]

imagine if they never traded faulk im still confused but i was only 4 when this aired lol

[@supratrd900]

Contract issues. The Colts still got Edge who was just as good as Faulk.

[@gnielsen07]

@@supratrd900 edge was amazing - but Marshall Faulk was freaking incredible in 99,00,01. Dude was On another level

[@ajthebestguy9th]

Not just that, contractual issues added with the fact Faulk was 26 at this time, and running backs who carry a heavy load early in their careers end up falling off rapidly due to the toll of the position, Indy was already losing a lot; and since they went 3-13 under Peyton they had another draft slot to get another running back. Essentially they were getting ahead of the curve.

[@MnyMar]

Faulk had Ray looking foolish 19:22

[@GregorioElefanteJr]

The official move was in March 1984 but the last season was in 1983.

[@shocktrauma85]

6:19 A precursor to Calais Campbell blocking a field goal in 2021 during the Monday Night comeback.

[@ericpackers1700]

I guess

[@omarfigueroa188]

We forget how good of a QB Jim Harbaugh was. Not great but he was a baller!

[@86byrdman]

I didn't know Jim Harbaugh played for the Ravens. Kind of ironic his brother ended up being the Ravens head coach years later

[@scottconner7930]

23 Years Ago

[@ajthebestguy9th]

Ur obbsessed

[@scottdracula5329]

At 19:47, does Ray Lewis get confused and see the white pants and go for a tackle on his own player? Just noticed this lol. Great game to rewatch 👍

[@FlorenciaThirteen]

Colts should be in the afc north and the ravens should be in the afc east

[@G0Chiefs]

And move Miami to the south

[@erics2739]

this game is in full on the ravens channel also

[@RobertFord-lm4db]

This Was a Great Shootout Game I Remember Peyton Manning Torching The Ravens Early and Middle of the Game

[@1986-r2c]

Manning was awesome....... At throwing picks. Brady is awesome....at winning chips. 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆

[@NickSweetChuck]

I remember at the time this game was to happen, my neighbor who was in his sixties told me that once he attended this game, he could die knowing he lived a fulfilling life.

[@peterharris6409]

Colts punt out of the end zone was 65 YARDS IN THE AIR btw.

[@Fireyninjadog]

Just imagine old colts fans coming to this game. Oh wait...

[@adamdorgant9454]

The Ravens and Colts fans would go at it Jerry Springer Style!!!

[@TuxEarth]

The irony and connections here. So the Colts return to old Memorial Stadium, and the Ravens QB at this time played for the Colts, and would eventually become the head coach of the 49ers, and his younger brother was head coach of the Ravens, with both meeting in the Super Bowl. The goose played for Indy before becoming a Raven. Mind blowing!!

[@kipbrown1549]

Letting Vinne and Holmes go was a bad bad bad move !!!! We could have had 2 or maybe 3 superbowls !!!!!

[@Oceanz08]

I didn't realize Marshall Faulk was on the Colts before the Rams

[@HueyRocks23]

5:46 - Start of 2nd 1st Quarter (the 2st Quarter).

[@Bacalao2929]

I was at this game, drove down from the Bronx, I wore a Baltimore Colts Hat, Art Donovan is from my neighborhood, his read book "Fatso" a few times they still had a few crazy old guys in the bar remember Artie Donavan , from the neighborhood I saw Bert Jones play in Shea, actually got his autograph remember watching "Dinner" on HBO, I never forgave Polian for trading Faulk, we barely won a Superbowl, if we not for Bob Sanders,

[@mikescott185]

“One of the highest paid linebackers in the league , Lewis with 4 years 26 mil .. wow times have changed …

[@michaelhession2105]

16:44 Great catch by Poe.

[@nohbuddy1]

Sad the Colts, Ravens, and Browns aren't all in the same division. Huge feuds there

[@Tjstevens_]

19:50 That is why you ALWAYS go down when you got the game winning pick.

[@gglucs1799]

Too bad we didn't return to Baltimore...

[@kamartb3588]

Good lord Marshall Faulk killed them

[@STP43FAN1]

The most poignant part is the success of the Ravens since this game has really taken the starch out of the Colts leaving. I actually catch myself a la John Unitas quarterbacking the Ravens and so forth.

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Wow Ray Lewis was the highest paid Linebacker in the NFL in 1998. 4 years 26mill look at what guys are making now.

[@Ginga]

5:57 Bouleware was a bad man. The move by Faulk right after though. 😤

[@kevinmadden1645]

Eagle is accurate and to the point. No hystrionics or screaming(Kevin Harlan are you reading this?) and no mindless prattle . A vestige of another era.

[@STP43FAN1]

There were quite a few compelling games that Week 13 - The bizarre OT win by the .Lions The Vikings and Cowboys lighting up the scoreboard. The Patriots rallying to beat the Bills on Bledsoe’s broken throwing finger The Seahawks edging the Titans in the final minute. And this game.

[@TigerWoodsLibido]

The history of the Dayton Triangles. The endgame was to always get the Colts as close to Dayton as possible.

[@Mob1_Ryder]

Everyone was slipping on that field.

[@nintndofrk800]

Marshall Faulk literally looks like Jonathan Taylor out there. Same number same style.

[@tuckermiller2139]

Manning didn't look like a rookie in this game

[@edwardoutlawjr8154]

Around this time, he was starting to settle in.

[@johnmadden2106]

Imagine being a loyal Baltimore colts fan all your life rooting against your rival Cleveland then next thing your being attacked by that team and defended by your rival 😂😂😂

[@purpleheartproductionspurp5916]

Torrance small kept coming up BIG! Harbaugh 💪was real deal.

[@brucelau2023]

The year that the Colts Dynasty first began

[@ajthebestguy9th]

No, that was 1999. In 1998 they were the 2nd worst team in the NFL, at 3-13.

[@Eli-ss9gj]

In what world does a sports dynasty only have one title? 😂

[@elijahschreiber9454]

would be cool to see the previous weeks ravens game where a young priest homes went off for 227 yards

[@nightwingjonah]

Wow so this is the birth of the Ray Lewis Peyton Manning rivalry

[@AngleFan45]

The Colts should have never left Baltimore 💯

[@dannypulliam3157]

You don’t still think the city of Baltimore is still angry at the Colts do you? After 25 yrs of Ravens football and two Super Bowls🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Do they still have on the scoreboard, the Indianapolis football team🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ericsigersmith2831]

I saw this game on the Baltimore Ravens channel under 25 greatest game playlist

[@Bacalao2929]

this was Bill Tobin's team

[@snakesupreme]

Bad M Faulker

[@pulp3215]

Wow why did Indy let go of Faulk?? I know they eventually drafted a HOFer but Faulk still had some really good years left in him

[@KillyJoe]

Diva he didn’t want to be in Indy

[@Theresa-gb3ud]

​@@KillyJoewrong colts didn't want to sign him. He is a HOF 28 you a turd

[@brucelau2023]

Man the Colts should’ve never left Baltimore ..

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Could Imagine Lindy Infante Becoming Final Head Coach Of Cleveland Browns Replace Bill Belichick New Chapter In 1994 That Final Straw Art Modell ☺🏈

[@adamdorgant9454]

Reading about it years later, Baltimore Deserved to Lose the Colts, and why, The City of Baltimore no longer supported the team, and the main reason why, Because Baltimore was Stupid enough not to build a new Stadium for the Colts!!!!

[@ozark594]

@@adamdorgant9454 all that info is false

[@Eli-ss9gj]

@@adamdorgant9454 lmao that rant was 90% bullshit.

[@adamdorgant9454]

@@jefferyrobertson7520 Yes, now that you mentioned it!!!

[@spencerrehn101]

Peyton Manning losing on a late tipped INT. A tale as old as time.

[@dylanmccutchen6011]

Hit Marshall Faulk right in the hands. Mans was leading the game-tying drive too 🥲

[@jamespowell9008]

That was a beautiful day seeing the Colts get their ass whipped.

[@stanleygoss5922]

I still say I’m a Baltimore Colts fan whenever asked. “Unitas to Berry!”

[@benjaminfeige7986]

19:38. How could a paper airplane make it to that spot on the field?

[@dantheman8152]

Jim Harbaugh played for everybody 😅

[@TyForReal5]

Why did they ever stop using that intro?

[@KiloMafia9]

This must be Rod Woodson’s worst game ever

[@MattBnl2ih]

A 90s ravens offense acting competent and I discouraged by a deficit? The fuck

[@xXtoyhippieXx]

i cant imagine if there is hatred between the colts and ravens agian i thoughtthe titans wearing the oiler uniforms was a fuck you cant imagine what the browns colts and ravens have if any

[@Dirtnation2]

I truly wish Ravens go back to those helmet logo and ditch the cartoony logo they have now.

[@TuxEarth]

The team was sued by an artist for stealing his idea, thus why they had to change their logos.

[@mcknice]

Did Ian Eagle call this game by himself

[@Ynkno]

This was pre-COVID

[@baxter1896]

Mark May was the analyst

[@ericsigersmith6067]

Former Washington player and ESPN college football anyalist mark may

[@GenericBoringName428]

No just seems that way because the video cuts before Mark May offered his analysis of the previous play

[@michaelskurski912]

Those shadows are horrible

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

It's So Sad That Baltimore Don't Have NFL Teams From 1984 To 1993 Because Colts Moved To Indianapolis ☺🏈

[@ck-1649]

It's sadder that Baltilmore stole Cleveland's team!

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

@@ck-1649 I'm Really Agree

[@markrobertson2196]

To 1995

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

@@markrobertson2196 Cleveland Browns Was The Traditional Championship In The 50s

[@markrobertson2196]

@@jefferyrobertson7520 yeah they were the dynasty of the 50s with Paul Brown Otto Graham and many other hall of famers, it's a shame all that was taken away from Cleveland and that it's taken the reborn Browns 20 years to get competitive and good

[@greenman5555]

ravens are not Baltimore. The Colts are not Indiana. WtF NFL?

[@billybaggins1443]

Your comment is a bit confusing.

[@Eli-ss9gj]

??

[@mikejones4830]

Retire the horseshoe

[@jf1bears4ever18]

The year the Colts dynasty began.

[@prlysis]

They went 3-13 that year, but improved to 13-3 in '99.

[@ogreman-lll-957]

Nope

[@calcaleb7041]

A dynasty of 3 straight 1 and done in the playoffs

[@supratrd900]

@@calcaleb7041 You praise him on two other post and proceed to bash him on this one. Colts were not a dynasty but they were in running for the Lombardi from 99 and on until Peyton release. Only thing was some guy name Tom Brady just happen to get his start 3 years later. If Mo Lewis never happen who knows how the league would've turn out. It sucks being a Jets fans more knowing your team created the modern NFL dynasty in New England.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

@@prlysis facts and not hating on them but from 2000 to 2010 those colts teams were like the 90s Atlanta braves of mlb where they won a ring but had you thinking more of what they could have won more than what they really won

[@gglucs1799]

Lol "steal a team from Baltimore". The Ravens stole the Browns from Cleveland

[@Ynkno]

The Texans stole the oilers

[@gnielsen07]

@@Ynkno Tennessee stole the oilers lol

[@prlysis]

They "stole" players and some staff from a Browns team that went 5-11, and they left the name, colors, logos, uniforms, and history in Cleveland for a replacement team that began playing in a brand new stadium there 3 years later.

[@TheJShield]

Not accurate

[@Eli-ss9gj]

Colts should have been made to leave the name and the records in Baltimore.

[@KillyJoe]

Damn that catch from Marshall Faulk. I wonder what woulda happened if we had kept him rather than him being a diva not wanting to play in Indy. Obviously we got edgerrin and he’s one of the best of all time but so is Marshall and he clearly had another gear that edge did not

[@Theresa-gb3ud]

Dude your wrong

[@peterharris6409]

The Ravens have literally for their ENTIRE EXISTENCE never been able to have an semblance of a working offense. It's nuts. Even now, they have Lamar and they give him ZERO weapons. The fact they've won as much as they have because of defense alone is insane

[@MrJeffreyfurlong]

Lol, you mean even when they were the Cleveland Browns? That's still part of their existence, even though they left Cleveland with the Browns history and team name. The new team out of all of this is the NEW Cleveland Browns even though they have the recycled history and name from the Ravens. They will always be the new team aka new Browns and the Ravens will always be the old Browns lol.