The CRAZIEST BROADCAST DECISION in NBC Super Bowl HISTORY | Super Bowl XX

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

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[@irishpanic]

How you feeling today after the jags big come back?

[@matthewhenningervonada9914]

dumb decisions coming out on Brandon Staley?

[@WTMNNJR]

You should make a video about the Jags Chargers game refs. Missed DPI on the Chargers interceptions and made up penalty’s on Joey Bosa that changed the outcome of game.

[@CTubeMan]

@@matthewhenningervonada9914 For what?

[@matthewhenningervonada9914]

@@CTubeMan Well for THAT GAME! Also for not benching his starters in a meaningless game.

[@classicsportsgames]

Bro I’m so glad that you’ve gone full-time on youtube! I just can’t get enough of your content and you cover topics you just dont see in your typical nfl documentary. As someone who basically grew up on nfl network and espn, I thought I knew just about everything there is to know about football history. Your channel has proved me very wrong, what a breath of fresh air!

[@stephenbuus7535]

Johnny Carson also did a version of this as a comedy bit. He said during the B-segment (after the monologue) they would take a minute so people could go to the bathroom. Instead of a clock, however, there was a crawl "hypnotizing" the viewers and telling them to send all their money to Johnny Carson c/o NBC. The crawl ended with the words "Wake up now," and it cut back to Johnny, who said, "If you went to the bathroom, welcome back; and to everyone else, thank you very much!"

[@pwinson]

The Patriots were involved in another "super flush" back in 1971 when Schaefer Stadium opened, and the Health Dept made them test the plumbing by flushing all the toilets at once.

[@CTubeMan]

Stress testing.

[@samuelmartinez6344]

What would happen if FedEx Field did a "super flush" nowadays? haha

[@CTubeMan]

@@samuelmartinez6344 I don’t think any human, no matter how small, could go through a toilet.

[@christopherconard2831]

@@samuelmartinez6344 I think Irwin Allen made disaster movies about it. Plus every plumber and pipe fitter within three counties would be earning overtime.

[@SyndicateSuperman]

@@samuelmartinez6344 the plumbing in FedExField breaks with a "normal flush". It's emblematic of everything affiliated with the Redskimmanders and the billionaire feces pile known as Daniel Snyder.

[@CTubeMan]

This is what makes this such a great channel. The obscure history, as well as videos like this that provide more, ahem, context behind better-known moments.

[@altfactor]

The music in the "Silent Minute" was "Syncopated Clock", composed and conducted by Leroy Anderson. In New York, "Syncopated Clock" is remembered for being the one-time theme music for late-night movies on WCBS-TV in that city..

[@Musicradio77Network]

Yes it is! I found this one and this is the full song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIKzfaWMeJ2DirM

[@joyfuljaj]

I was looking in the comments to see if he added the music or if the music was there originally because I have to admit I was annoyed it wasn't silent if there was music playing. I did like the switch to roman numerals when it got to the numbers of the super bowl; I thought that was cool.

[@mrmoose6619]

Best minute of pre-game coverage ever.

[@michaelmalervy9066]

I remember the silent minute! I had always wondered why it never appeared in future pre-game shows. I also thought it was a great touch to switch from arabic to roman numerals at the 20 second mark to represent the first 20 Super Bowls.

[@leogetz3570]

The "Hello Fresh" plug that somehow featured Nathaniel Hackett!!! I totally forgot about the silent minute. I will always remember Super Bowl XX as the game 2 days before the Challenger explosion

[@richardgazinia5482]

I never connected those two events but you're right. The Challenger explosion was such a huge story that it's hard to remember what happened around it news wise. Plus, the game being a blowout has also made it fade into to obscurity, except for Bears fans.

[@leogetz3570]

@@richardgazinia5482 that's why the Bears didnt visit the White House after they won, because of the Challenger tragedy

[@richardgazinia5482]

@@leogetz3570 That surprises me a bit. Most teams usually visit the White House a few weeks or months after they win. Plus, I know Regan was a big sports fan. Did they visit later in 1986? or they just never went at all?

[@leogetz3570]

@@richardgazinia5482 most teams visit pretty quick, usually within a week. The Bears finally got to visit when Obama invited them. Not sure exactly when

[@richardgazinia5482]

@@leogetz3570 After I replied I looked it up and it was in 2012.

[@staubach1979rt]

I've watched every Super Bowl since 1976 (SB X) and not once have I ever, nor will I ever, watch a pre-game show. However, I regret missing this bizarre moment. You have to love how the clock turned to Roman Numerals once they got to XX seconds. Clever.

[@AdamJ617]

Call me crazy, but NBC should actually bring it back in 2026 for Super Bowl LX, as there are LX seconds in a real minute.

[@freakfoxvevo7915]

Ngl "The Silent Minute" should be an annual pregame stunt

[@andidklein]

The 4 hour silent minute sounds better

[@luisreyes1963]

I actually saw SB XX with my dad & brothers, but I never could recall the "silent minute". 🤫

[@BonyScribe]

I remember watching this and thinking that the NBC affiliate in Wilmington, NC (WECT-TV) was going to preempt the silent minute and run a loca commercial or two. But to their credit, they didn't. Congratulations on the win last night by the way.

[@jfturner73]

As a young Patriots fan in 1986, knowing what I know now, they should have had a silent black screen for 60 minutes in the Boston media market. 46-10, with the William The Refrigerator Perry being used to help run up the score, is why nobody in Nrw England had any sympathy when the Brady era Pats did the same to everyone else.

[@goldnuclear9859]

In all seriousness, this was a very intriguing video, and a little time machine back to the mid 80s. I honestly never knew of the silent minute until today. Now that I do know about it, I will stare at a blank screen for a minute.

[@mr1000Cent]

Actually, a minute is silence is kind of fitting, since all 5 year-old me remembers about this game was watching the local sports team getting obliterated by Refrigerator Perry and company. Definitely was quite the spectacle, LOL.

[@dangeiger9796]

I’m always in favor of more videos about Super Bowl XX

[@CTubeMan]

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about a strange cartoon that CBS aired during the pregame show before Super Bowl 8.

[@richardsiemion5903]

19:32 he definitely used the opportunity to do cocaine.

[@AJsdad2]

If the silent minute happened today, people would be confused by it or bash it on social media

[@jefesbox]

Love your videos JG...I completely forgot about this. I do remember when they did the 3d glasses though lol.

[@mikedanelek5098]

Hey Jaguar! You should do a video on the parallels between the Giants-Vikings playoff game that just ended and Super Bowl XXXII. Same exact score, same exact scoring pattern in the first half, and very similar ending.

[@JonHazelwood12]

The pregame shows start so early, the teams aren't even at the stadium yet

[@americangiant1003]

Very true. Prior to say SB 12 between the Cowboys and Broncos in early 1978, the SB Pre game was only usually 1 hour.

[@thishominid871]

10:56 "Next, NBC will be telling you how to live other aspects of your life, trying to control you." Well, there is a spoiler alert for today's world.

[@davidkirker8937]

What a time to be a Jaguars fan! As a 49ers fan, I'm glad we're both feasting tonight brotha 😎

[@jagsfan9716]

I am a jaguars fan and wow what a game last night that's something you definitely wouldn't expect the jaguars to do not once but multiple times during a season

[@kevinramsey417]

Personally I don't think the Jags are going to make it past next week, but I would LOVE it if they did. Jacksonville going to the Super Bowl would be completely on brand with the way this season's went. That was an insane comeback last night, guys. The fact that it was the JAGUARS that did it makes it even more amazing.

[@sjdrifter72]

my wish as an L.A. fan is that the Niners championship drought reaches 29 years and never ends.

[@raymondhopwood9393]

sjdrifter. 72 Here are some other championship droughts: Jets, since 1968-69 Browns,since 1964 Lions, since 1957 Cardinals, since 1947 (when they were playing in Chicago) I sympathize with you fans of these teams, from a long-suffering Falcons fan whose team has never won a championship, to date.

[@markbrown4039]

I remember watching this pregame (I was 12 years old), but I didn't know about the "silent minute" until I saw this video. I remember the interview with President Reagan, who was wearing a red sweater.

[@breguera77]

This kind of reminds me of the 2017 Super Bowl where there were a few times where the broadcast went black for like 30 seconds

[@cpcva724]

I remember when in their very first Super Bowl Fox had a pre game that started at 11 am est.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Damn that's super early. I don't think they had Fox News Sunday back then like they do now

[@raymondhopwood9393]

I remember that during the SB VIII pregame they did a bit where Grandpa Jones did a rather hilarious take on the previous Super Bowl, calling the Dolphins "the Fish", and the Vikings "the Goats". We laughed our heads off watching that

[@mjreilley4life]

I love how the first little bit of this video he goes through an exact list of all the cliche sb pregame segment. Spot on sir

[@roberttatka7150]

WWF did this at almost every Pay-Per-View but for 5 minutes. WWF did a countdown clock similar to what NBC did, but they had a graphic that would say Royal Rumble or WrestleMania or whatever the PPV was. WWF did that through about 1992.

[@Marylandbrony]

Can you imagine if NBC did the minute of silence it would probably be some lame cross promotion. Like Chris Pratt reading the newspaper or a minion eating a banana.

[@goldnuclear9859]

An NBC Exec herd, "The Sounds Of Silence" and was inspired.

[@daBEAGLE1017]

"Grizzly Adams did have a beard" - Lee Trevino

[@danmount9462]

I eat pieces of bleep like you for breakfast.

[@stevensuarez4843]

Shooter McGavin fails again.

[@CC-rb1yf]

A silent minute should have zero sound. Costas and NBC shouldve issued an apology.

[@MrDunloMusic]

This sounds so phenomenally dumb/unbelievable… from the fact that there was a debate about what sounds to play during the “silent” minute, to the implication that people wouldn’t grab a drink, use the restroom, or kiss their spouses unless the football overlords left the screen blank… it’s just so dumb. But that’s just how it was back then. I think the 80s/90s had this weird dynamic where the media reach was way bigger than previous decades thanks to the ubiquity of cable TV, but with no internet and fewer channels than now, it was so easy for dumb stuff like this to become the “talk of the town” and just get so much hype. It’s an interesting little window of American pop culture history where the media had such a huge influence, and it wasn’t fractured into very many niche subsections (and nothing was on demand… we just took what was given to us). Great video as usual. I’m constantly impressed with your topics and research, because I’m pretty sure you weren’t even alive for this stuff. Congrats on picking up the sponsor; it’s well-earned

[@richardgazinia5482]

If I remember correctly, I believe it was the highest Neilsen rated moment during that pregame show. I was at a Super Bowl party and everyone at that party stopped to watch that minute. I think someone commented something like, "that's it? It's over?" Most of us at the party were more interested in the Herb commercial from Burger King. There was a rumor that Herb was going to show up at the Elkton, Maryland Burger King the day after the Super Bowl.

[@steveclark4544]

I remember this well. They really hyped it up for a few weeks leading up to SB Sunday.

[@richardhogenson594]

Super Bowl XX is the first Super Bowl I remember watching.

[@americangiant1003]

We must be close in age bro. My first SB, that I remember very well was the SB 18 aka 1984 game when then LA Raiders won their last NFL World title to date (Jan. 2023)blowing out the Washington DC team.

[@markkowal7849]

Next video should be 'Why Brandon Staley should be fired'. Congrats for the win! The Lawrence era has its founding moment!

[@theamazingDrBob]

I feel like this could still work today with all that’s going on. I wish someone would bring that back.

[@quigonkenny]

Wow. I'd have thought you'd still be drunk at this point. Go Jags!

[@daveporter0217]

Great game last night! You must be ecstatic and exhausted.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

I’m working on no sleep right now. No regrets

[@daveporter0217]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 Biggest comeback in team history. Of course it would be a zero regret day.

[@msarzo]

​@@OfficialJaguarGator9 Because... HOLY COW! The Spanish language PBP guy yelled out about the kicker !"Dijo 'No en mi casa'!" "HE SAID 'NOT IN MY HOUSE'!"

[@allthingssports4957]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 there was even a bettor that lost $1.4 million when he bet on the Chargers to win after they were up 27-0 at the half. I thought that game was over at half but the Jags somehow came back and won.

[@chrisguardiano6143]

This is very similar to what the BBC did in the first year they covered the FA Cup Final 22 years earlier in 1964. I should point out that before 1964 the only way you could watch or even follow the FA Cup Final was to buy a ticket and watch the game in person at Wembley Stadium. This was because the English FA feared that they would lose money from reduced gate revenues if the game was broadcast on TV & the radio & banned TV & radio stations in the UK from broadcasting the final for many years. 1964 was the very first year that the FA Cup would be broadcast on TV & the radio & people were naturally excited about this. The plan was for the BBC to do an hour long pregame show where they would preview the match (between West Ham & Preston North End), do a feature interview with a star player & the coach from each team & show the pre match ceremony which consists of some sort of musical performance. Instead what happened was that the BBC completed all of this in 45 minutes, meaning they had to fill 15 minutes of air time. Unlike many US TV stations & very similar to how PBS operates, the BBC does not air any commercials (even today) so the higher ups at the BBC simply decided to take the station off the air for 15 minutes & come back on when the game kicked off. However unlike this, viewers had no advance warning that this was happening & they flooded the BBC phone lines asking why their TV's suddenly went black. This resulted in the commentator for the game when the BBC came back on having to explain to viewers the situation & having to apologize on behalf of the station. I should point out that this only affected TV viewers as the radio broadcast filled those 15 minutes with news updates. The English FA were so upset with the BBC for doing this that they threatened to give the FA Cup Final rights to rival ITV in 1966 if the BBC pulled this stunt again the following year. The BBC hasn't done anything like this since.

[@neillane4709]

With increasing awareness of mindfulness, there's room to bring this back.

[@irishpanic]

I remember before Superbowl 21 between the Giants and broncos. Before the game they played a golf tournament on tv

[@82dorrin]

How 'bout those Jags? I get the feeling we're getting a video about that game soon.

[@leogetz3570]

yeah, I actually went to his page looking for it... lol. 3rd biggest comeback in playoff history

[@Fireyninjadog]

People forget steve grogan was the Patriots' best qb before bledsoe. He was the toughest scrambler ever

[@endclipfilms]

Not a completely horrible idea, but the hype around it was just insane.

[@andrewpadaetz5549]

5:45-Myron Cope with the Terrible Towel..

[@WaltGekko]

So it turns out a postponement of the final round of the Phoenix Open caused CBS to improvise and the Super Bowl pregame show as we know it was born. Much like in January 2002, when the NFL was forced to move the postseason back a week after 9/11 and that resulted in the first time ever we had Saturday games at 4:30 and 8:15 PM ET in the divisional round because I believe CBS had college basketball programming/golf commitments that Saturday afternoon. That resulted in the famed "tuck rule" game, the last game ever played at Foxboro Stadium in the snow being the first-such prime time game as Pats owner Robert Kraft apparently requested that time slot, and the NFL has had Saturday 4:30/8:15 PM ET games ever since.

[@americangiant1003]

Walt. There was a video about how the modern All Day Super Bowl Pre Game was born that Jag made a while back, before the Cowboys/Broncos played in the first ever Indoor Domed SB at the New Orleans Superdome. And also in early 2002, that season's '01/'02 NFL Post season saw the first ever Super Bowl played in Feb. The league was already given serious consideration about it in that Y2K era period so that the SB would be held during the important Feb. Ratings Month period as well. After the Pats upset of the then St Louis Rams and Brady's first title, a couple of years later by Feb. 2005, the SB would be held permanently in Feb.

[@briandonegan8480]

The only people thst msy have been upset is the estate of Composer Leroy Anderson whose composition "The Synchopated Clock" was played to its highest audience and they probably felt they would not be compensated fairly

[@Brick302]

Redzone does this every sunday at 12:59

[@derekrichardson9105]

Thanks for the vid. Get some rest as soon as you can.

[@dennisbessey5161]

I remember watching the Super Bowl but I sure don't remember the silent minute

[@redmustangredmustang]

I was thinking of you after that comeback Jaguars win man.

[@peacefrog0521]

5:40 YOI !!! Hmm-Haah! This is Myron Cope! ❤🎉🏉

[@billny33]

Looking forward to you covering the Jags comeback win last night. I may not know you but you're the only Jags fan I know of so I thought of you when they were getting killed early in the game and when they came back. I'm sure you were ecstatic.

[@raymondhopwood9393]

I could imagine you screaming at the TV watching al those interceptions in the first half. LOL

[@HowardSalwasser]

Outside of using Roman numerals for the final XXI seconds, that "Silent Minute" was anything but.

[@ryanstrnad1852]

Wait here! I thought the silent minute in Super Bowl broadcasting history was when John Madden was sitting on Pat Summerall's headset.

[@CTubeMan]

The next year the interrupted feedback going through the headsets of Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen was so loud they talked less than usual at the beginning of Super Bowl 17.

[@ryanstrnad1852]

@@CTubeMan yea, I read about that. And Olson (who I have seen in person once before when I was at a Packer game in Milwaukee & he was huge) was quoted in saying that he was so upset that he wanted to go out of the (Rose Bowl) stadium and push over the production truck. I did go back and hear their calls during that period and while you could tell what was going on, their new type of play calling (to coincide with it) wasnt all that bad.

[@thomascrowley9122]

Congratulations. You went from going to have to make the biggest disaster in postseason history vid. To making the greatest moments in Jaguars history Vid.

[@pronkb000]

Hot take but I think that comeback was the #2 or #3 moment in Jags history. I think #1 is still beating Denver in the '96-'97 playoffs. I also think the 62-7 demolition of Miami is one of the great wins in Jags history since it was a great Jacksonville team at their most dominant. The win over the Falcons to get them into the '96 playoffs would also be up there, with Morten Andersen missing a chip-shot FG to end the regular season.

[@donaldpaluga]

Which will no doubt be sponsored by Waffle House

[@RetroJR3379]

If I know my family they probably changed it to one of my mom varieties show or my dad box or Futbol during the Silent Minutes lol

[@TommyVinMI]

As a lions fan (who dog walked the Jags ;) btw) congrats. That was nuts. I’d like to think Detroit would have given SF a game.

[@gakster29]

It's like an 80's episode of Black Mirror...complete with the black mirror...

[@brianhebert6152]

I wish every big live broadcast, sports or otherwise, would do this.

[@Salvatore1268]

I vividly remember that

[@dominiceubanks6586]

You're plating skills need some work lol. Great video as usual.

[@t_punk6701]

Congrats on the win jaguargator

[@Briguy75]

Wasn't exactly silent, they played some catchy music ! Congratulations on the Jags ! Heck of a game.

[@raymondhopwood9393]

That was "Syncopated Clock", the theme music for the syndicated "Late, Late Show".

[@darrellludlow]

Good content as always. Still waiting for you to improve your audio. The voice booms need to be minimized - it really grates on the ears.

[@mikepier1]

Here’s my 3 suggestions for SupervBowl Sunday: 1) Get rid of the 6 hour pregame show 2) Play the game at the team’s home stadium with the best record . ( yes, even if it’s played in Buffalo). 3) Finally , play the game on Saturday night.

[@mikepier1]

And Congrats JaguarGator9 on the big win.

[@NewDayNY917]

None of which will happen, the Saturday is probably the best chance of the 3, but it’s probably very small chance of ever occurring…

[@thatduderobo1974]

and get rid of the music acts

[@NewDayNY917]

@@thatduderobo1974 not having all these are rating killers (the music acts are the equivalent of just going to game for that portion and leaving after the halftime show)…I know music acts have nothing to do w the game whatsoever, but the SB is for casuals!

[@americangiant1003]

@@NewDayNY917 Not to mention in the past 15-20 years or so, the SB now attracts thousands both of fans/guests and Media i.e TV/Radio and Online Commentators, Analysts and Reporters from around the World as well. Thus trying to put that many guests in hotels with a smaller NFL market in say Green Bay, Buffalo or Cincy with only 2 weeks notice is almost impossible now. So that is the reason, the SB for as long as it is held, will always be held at a neutral site. Especially either in Tampa/Miami, Arizona, Texas and Southern Calif.(the Rams/Chargers Stadium in Inglewood)as frequent hosts. And Mr. Pier's 2nd proposal: As a compromise as long time NYC based Sports Radio Commentator Mike Frances(1/2 of the famous pair of the Mike & Mad Dog show)suggested as early as 10-20 years ago. Move the SB, to the Sunday of the President's Day Holiday Weekend. That why many in America could have the day off and cut down on the high number of DWU/DWI drunk driving accidents, usually ranks along New Years Night as the worst each year. So playing the SB on the Sunday of President's Weekend is much more realistic than playing it on Saturday. And finally while I agree Mike Pier 1000% on cutting back on the all day 8-hour plus pre game SB shows on the station showing the game that year, sadly never will happen. Hell with the way old school regular television now here in 2023 having all time record low viewership, especially on the old school big 4 i.e Fox, NBC, CBS and ABC, the SB is the only chance now every 2-3 years to attract around 80-100 American Viewers.

[@Suarez05]

Am I the only one who thinks that the Pre-Minute Animation for snacks that you're probably supposed to find creepy is actually pretty cute with the music and dancing?

[@clydemiller4776]

I was starting to think I was the only person who thought it was creepy. In fact, a lot of ‘50s-‘60s style animation weirds me out for some reason.

[@peacefrog0521]

Idea pitch: At some point during either the pre-game, or after the post-game, the network should play the old-time sign-off film used by the affiliate in the host city.

[@big8dog887]

Well, it was better than that dumb QR code commercial in last year's Super Bowl.

[@clydemiller4776]

The Coinbase ad - product/market sector notwithstanding - was iconic. I’ll die on that hill.

[@big8dog887]

@@clydemiller4776 Will Smith slapping Chris Rock was iconic. Doesn't mean that it was good or should have happened.

[@kevinramsey417]

How about the biggest jinx in Super Bowl history? In the weeks leading up to this very game, Super Bowl XX, someone at a local Boston station thought it would be a good idea to do a response to the Super Bowl Shuffle by making a video of their own that was nothing but local Boston television personalities and Pats players bragging about how the New England Patriots were going to run all over the greatest defense in pro football history called "New England, the Patriots and Me". Remember, this was not the Belichick/Brady Pats. It wasn't even the Parcells/Bledsoe Pats. It was the Raymond Berry/Tony Eason Patriots. Not only did the stunt backfire in a huge way as the Bears effortlessly slaughtered the Patriots 46-10, but the song itself was cringe even by 80s standards.

[@donaldpaluga]

That WAS stupid-G Gerald Callahan

[@jonathanjudd3168]

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[@SilverGrizzly]

1986 - let’s do a minute of silence 2023 - let’s do three hours of woke garbage

[@stevengrvp]

Congratulations to your Jaguars

[@SamFergusonNE]

Hello Fresh IS great stuff!

[@RetroJR3379]

That was clever on NBC and last year I thought they brought it back but it was Coinbase

[@pedrolara1600]

Some people were smoking some good stuff during the 1986 Super Bowl.

[@BuccaneerBruce]

I was 13 when this Superbowl happened. I watched the first 10 minutes of the game and turned it off.

[@gurusheat3506]

Sounded like everyone just started to overthink it

[@CTubeMan]

Ironically, even though the “Silent Minute” played the syncopated clock theme the end of the intermission cartoon featured no sound. Your glitch or NBC’s?

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Copyrighted music that got picked up by the filter

[@oubrioko]

0:47 2:48 dude can pronounce *Super Bowl* in _one_ syllable

[@chieftricky]

Your channel is the best I love your topics jaguargator9. I have my notifications set so I never miss a video. You deserve way more subs. Keep doing what your doing buddy.🏉

[@CinemaDemocratica]

Dude. it wasn't anywhere near *that* bizarre -- it gave the network a chance to show that it wasn't taking all of this too seriously, which helped with the less-football-committed demographics in the audience (cough, cough, women, cough-cough), it was a perfect setup by the underratedly funny Costas, and it actually did serve a purpose, which was to ratchet the anticipation by signaling that we'd passed the halfway point.

[@charliem9831]

No idea this ever happened.

[@sjdrifter72]

The Jags didn't win, the Chargers choked!

[@patrickracer43]

Honestly if you're mad that The Eagles played Hotel California during the Hotel California tour then something is wrong with you because Hotel California is a masterpiece of an album

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

Saw them in concert a year ago where they played the entire album front to back. Unbelievable show

[@patrickracer43]

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 I saw them on their tour for Long Road Out of Eden and it was incredible... Also saw Don Henley solo back in 2013

[@Davepool-hs7vr]

Do a video on the black out in New Orleans during Super Bowl 47.

[@altfactor]

Isn't Fox going to run eight and a half hours of pregame programming prior to Super Bowl LVII?

[@CTubeMan]

Just to trim things down.

[@DeplorableJaredBrodersen]

Okay, you took way too long to show that one minute of silence

[@tonykep]

I never watch pre game show for any sports, just let me know what time the game is starting and i'll turn it on then.

[@crowtservo]

I thought the Silent Minute might have had something to do with the Challenger Explosion.

[@leogetz3570]

Except the Challenger explosion wasn't until 2 days later

[@a.grimes4202]

Kinda wish they would’ve taken it all the way. No ’50s-esque movie theater “Let’s All Go to the Lobby” style ad with wacky graphics and music, no 1 minute countdown timer and no even subtle background music to accompany it. Just 60 seconds of black screen. Silence, that is. Dead air. Texas manure.

[@BigTiger_99]

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[@cr-nd8qh]

This is terrifying

[@kirbrider]

Here's how to do a minute of silence. Turn off the TV.

[@olofpalme63]

Halftime was black screen as well...

[@ScorpionTazzGaming]

I know you use the I cards but they do not work on all platforms. Please put links in description too please it would be a great help.

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

All the links to videos I mention are in the description