Super Bowl VII Postgame - Enhanced NBC Coverage - 1080p/60fps

I've run the Super Bowl VII NBC postgame coverage through Topaz Video AI to enhance and upscale the picture, as well as doubling the framerate. I then used Da Vinci Resolve to fix contrast and color.

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

I've run the Super Bowl VII NBC postgame coverage through Topaz Video AI to enhance and upscale the picture, as well as doubling the framerate. I then used Da Vinci Resolve to fix contrast and color.

[@SingleTax]

Over the course of three Super Bowls -- beginning with SB 7 and ending with SB 9 -- the NFC offenses were held to just one touchdown and no field goals, and the touchdown that was scored didn't occur until after the game was already over.

[@CarlosReyes-qe2iq]

Did you notice the Csonka snub?

[@Arrowhead1972]

Ok Dave.... You're just showing off @ this point 😂...This is a gem here. I've never seen the post game of SB VII... commercials, interviews, all just takes you back to a simpler time in Pro Football 🏈.... Fantastic work as usual my friend. Please, keep 'em coming, i literally look forward to this every day😊

[@tmkreh8635]

I hadn't seen the postgame either. As a Redskins fan who was too young to remember this SB, it was cool to see some of the postgame. Such a simpler time. You can see the timestamps on future SB pregame shows get longer and longer and longer

[@gregggibson8784]

Thanks Dave! A historical video. Never thought I see something like that. An interview with Garo after his folly! Such a class act that '72 Dolphins team was. All the players giving credit to others during their interviews. A good point that a couple of them made that the defense actually shut out the Redskins. That's a classic Dave, many thanks!

[@sandyboggs8099]

Knight misses a chip shot

[@tomfoolery815]

Another great find, Dave! Thank you for sharing, as always. Also, I think Herb Tarlek got his hands on the locker-room reporter's blazer and took it with him to WKRP.

[@keithwarner6997]

Great coach. Shula. Donny. Thank u

[@johnmanier7968]

The first Super Bowl I paid attention to, although I was outside playing for part of it. I was in third grade. This was the last Super Bowl before NBC adopted its iconic “Don’t Turn Away” theme.

[@michaelfalsia6062]

Paul Warfield what a class act! Unlike these selfish clowns we see today.

[@dolphingoosby7195]

Best I've ever seen play the position!

[@germandelgado8371]

Never seen this before. Great.

[@22_cincatt]

This is awesome 👌

[@romelovesdan]

Man that is A LOT of folks/media/ "lookie-loos" in that locker room tunnel. I know that area inside an out. I have never seen such a scene. Different security measures that day

[@hrtvfan2870]

1:50 I wonder if this was the last Super Bowl where NBC Sports was still under the umbrella of NBC News.

[@_thatscrazy]

I believe so. I checked the Super Bowl IX video and it said ''A production of NBC Sports".

[@rogererickson2309]

How about Bryant Gumbel doing weekend sports on knbc

[@darrylturner2611]

That game put me to sleep!!

[@jessebrown3790]

Question to All: Do you REALLY believe that the first blade stretches the wisker, and the second blade CUTS it before it has a chance to SNAP BACK?????

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

Inquiring minds want to know!

[@jessebrown3790]

@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 Dave Thanks for ALL your EXCELLENT work , I Am 57 and your videos bring back Fond memories of what I consider a better time, BTW doesn't IT seem Like there was some wierd obsession with shaving???

[@reverend_wintondupree]

25:35 Jake Scott knows. The friendly mutton chops are top notch

[@dantheman5745]

Garo Yepremian single-handedly (-footedly?) prevented 2 Super Bowl shutouts in a row. In SB VI he accounted for Miami's points in their 24-3 loss to Dallas. And here in SB VII, he accounted for the Redskins' touchdown in their 14-7 loss.

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

Haha! Nice :)

[@TBaroody1]

WARFIELD IS PURE CLASS

[@danalong1237]

RIP Curt Gowdy, Bill Enis, Don Shula and Garo Yepremian.

[@karlc2869]

God, we will give you Andy Cohen and Matt Lauer if you will give Curt Gowdy and Al DeRogatis back to us. Thanks.

[@kevinquinn4499]

Poor Csonka. Gets snubbed in the post game interview.

[@johnm8096]

Another gem from Dave. Takes me back to 8 years old. Lol

[@johnmanier7968]

Rozelle was like, “C’mon, Shula, it’s your trophy, don’t make me keep holding it!”

[@edwardcain4433]

Damn this is good, clarity fantastic, Beautiful Man.

[@TheAlfrulz]

22:49 - It's weird to see the winning QB being asked to review two of the few mistakes he made the whole game.

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

Yeah, wtf? Who cares about that in victory??

[@fakegrasshonestvalueturf3097]

Bill Enis was … terrible.

[@dolphingoosby7195]

My man!!!! Thank very much, my dad took me to this game!! I was probably the happiest 9 year old kid on the planet. Got to witness history. Thanks for great work you do. And yes Paul Warfield is my favorite football player of alltime. When his touchdown was called back I almost lost my mind! Once again, thank you.

[@dantheman5745]

4:20 One of those rare situations where the lingering image of the championship is of a play made by the losing team. Ranks up there with Carlton Fisk's Game 6 home run in the '75 World Series, which as everyone recalls (to quote Johnny Bench), was won by the Red Sox, 3 games to 4. 🙂

[@johnm8096]

Two of the most memorable plays in league history took place that postseason. The Immaculate Reception and Garo’s Gaffe.

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

😡

[@larrymelman]

This is literally the first game I can remember watching. I especially remember NBC promising to return with the post-game but the local station and/or the network never did.

[@wanderer34]

15:44 Paul Warfield don’t look 30 he looks 25 💯

[@markofly76]

First time ever the Super Bowl was not blacked out in the L.A. market?

[@edwardcain4433]

Thank you for this, saw the game, but not post-game.

[@Boblib1970]

Thanks for leaving the commercials in. Just as enjoyable as the broadcast.

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

You're welcome. I agree, plus it would be more of a pain to edit them all out :)

[@idx1941]

This is amazing! Thanks Dave!

[@cydonia3420]

The locker room interviews focussing on the mistakes of the top players was ridiculous. 17-0!!!

[@davidchrisman7935]

Looks nice Dave. The game with commercials needs this treatment too. Hazy day in LA and the color is washed out. Super Bowl III would look better too.

[@patrickschabel3955]

One of the most boring Super Bowls we have ever had

[@NigelIncubatorJones]

I've watched the bomb to Warfield many, many times, and I cannot see the flinch that drew the flag. If there was one, it was extremely miniscule. The score was a lot closer than the actual game.

[@dolphingoosby7195]

Marlon Briscoe jumped at the snap, if you watch the play closer, you will see him move at the snap, and everyone doesn't, so to the refs it looks as if Marlon moved to early. Shula knew it, that's why you see him yelling at the refs.

[@NigelIncubatorJones]

@@dolphingoosby7195 Yeah, like I said I've watched that over and over again, and slowed it way down, and couldn't really see the jump. Too bad it took a great TD pass away from Warfield and Griese.

[@davidlucasmachado2831]

Priceless ❤

[@TexasWildheartsFan]

0:45 Mike Hull tries to enter the Dolphins locker room 😂

[@davevolskysbackdoor5673]

Great catch! :)

[@s.l.nicholson4240]

Very cool.

[@goldeneve]

Thanks

[@williamdunphy352]

Commentators: Curt Gowdy, Al DeRogratis, Bill Enis & Kyle Rote.

[@jaydogtitan-ok3vw]

George Allen's "Over the hill gang" Redskins were a tough ole bunch, They're getting ready soon to tear down RFK stadium, This game is from an era that was like none other.

[@michaelfalsia6062]

What a contrast to today's NFL. Low key classy people. Oh, how I wish things were still like this. All of the fanfare and commercialism is too much for a sport.

[@dagmonrabal7547]

Miami dolphins only team nfl history to win it all with starting quarterback hurt during the season 🎉🎉

[@reverend_wintondupree]

24:12 Floating goal post

[@gabriel-1957]

I'll tell you want Washington could've won that game if they convert on that field goal and get the touchdown they win 17 to 14! they were in the red zone twice and came up with nothing!

[@arnoldzipper1834]

Thank you.

[@johnmanier7968]

Bill Enis died unexpectedly of a heart attack exactly 11 months after this game. He was only 39 years old.

[@TexasWildheartsFan]

14:19 Garo!

[@darrylturner2611]

One of the worst Super Bowls ever played.