THIS WEEK IN PROFOOTBALL 1970 WK2

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[@macofalltrades6396]

That block on the punter at 3:15 was SAVAGE.

[@willmack5909]

Love those silver numerals on the Raiders' uniforms. Tomorrow is the last time they will ever represent Oakland, California. Sad to see the end of an era.

[@haveanicedave1551]

I'm glad I got to see one game there, MNF 2001 against the Broncos.

[@gavriilnick4225]

What o fucking disgrace!!!!!!!!!!!! LVegas has a football team!?

[@bufnyfan1]

there ultimately could be another NFL team in Oakland: abc7news.com/african-american-owned-football-african-american-oakland-black-owned-team-nfl/6891637/#:~:text=OAKLAND%2C%20Calif.%20%28KGO%29%20--%20An%20investment%20group%20provided,purchase%20the%20city%27s%20interest%20in%20the%20Coliseum%20site.

[@graciemaemarie11jones16]

chargers best uniforms ever in the nfl

[@steevrawjers]

Classic

[@mhbass]

Still the No.1 Pro Football highlight show

[@primateproductions126]

mhbass no doubt. I loved this as a kid and appreciate it more now

[@mhbass]

@@primateproductions126 Part of the fun for me, was some of the coolest music to ever get paired with a highlight reel.

[@primateproductions126]

mhbass yeah the music enhanced the highlights perfectly. And of course the NFL was SO much better back then. I miss the grass fields, dirt, mud, not so flashy uniforms, and the way defensively you could clobber the opponent

[@mhbass]

@@primateproductions126 I miss old Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Yea, it was clobbering-time back then.....lol.

[@zuozhen4758]

Brookshier and Summerall should be on the broadcast hall of fame!

[@mckman6700]

9:50 11:13 Carroll Dale is the most under-valued member of the Lombardi era Packers. Not saying he belongs in the HoF but he was the big play weapon for them and he hardly ever gets a mention.

[@JerryFerko]

Totally Agree On Carroll Dale

[@tommythomason6187]

Looked like Buffalo's defense hit hard in that game against the Rams. This was the year the Dolphins moved up as a major contender, and the Oilers faded. I like Houston's metallic helmets.

[@bemore1134]

Bears playing the Eagles in Evanston. The NFL wanted the Bears out of Wrigley Field, and they tried out Dyche Stadium for this one game before eventually moving to Soldier Field in 1971. The residents in Evanston didn't exactly welcome them with open arms.

[@haveanicedave1551]

the days when the show was about the football games and not about the announcers. I can't stand watching the NFL shows today, they all drama queens and talk too much.

[@jeffofbako1570]

Trying to be funny when they re not

[@haveanicedave1551]

@@jeffofbako1570 Yes, they are not funny at all.

[@randomdude4769]

6:55 This Week.... on Days of Our Steelers

[@JMKGamer-xk7bg]

Tysm for posing these!

[@bufnyfan1]

Otis Taylor (WR Kansas City) wrote a book entitled "The Need to Win". In it he stated of all the NFL stadiums he ever played in the one he hated most was Buffalo's War Memorial Stadium (23:38)-he said at the end of a game you had to run as fast as you could to the dressing room or else all the hot water would run out. The stadium was in a very rough area of Buffalo and the opposing team's bus would often be pelted with rocks and eggs

[@josephmcfarland8442]

Full beer can too I heard

[@bjchit]

I see the Giants were going for the old "if you can't beat them, cripple them" strategy.

[@ftsjr]

I love these old TWIPF shows. In this one though, the sound is a bit off in the first half.

[@mhbass]

I was going to buy some of the programs direct from NFL Films. This is awesome. Some of the music compositions are classic.

[@bobscott2429]

@@mhbass You can also check out Dave Volsky's NFL Films Music channel on KZbin. Great stuff!

[@mhbass]

@@bobscott2429 Thanks Bob.

[@lancehurley9743]

3:45 very sweet 70 Dodge Charger...👍

[@robd2721]

The Steelers logo on the set dressing helmet is on the wrong side!

[@wjh1482]

Bears with a home game at Northwestern. The double goal posts look weird

[@milart12]

15:05 Looks a lot like 65 Toss Power Trap. It broke wide open!!!

[@WayneKeen]

At 21:38 there is an example of the Vikings employing a 3 man line on defense. Historically this didn't seem to work out very well for them, though in this case, Kilmer through a pick.

[@graciemaemarie11jones16]

astrodome-so dark and dank

[@howardcosell2022]

Thay's why natural grass didn't grow inside

[@williamredding333]

Remember Kezar Stadium?

[@wiedep]

There were 2 Hulls' in Chicago sports @ 14:51 what's with the folks with the fire extinguishers?

[@howardcosell2022]

Mike Hull in the same sentence with Bobby?

[@michaelmccall3234]

My Detroit Lions Looking Great!.............their actually talking about the lions thinking about JANUARY IN MIAMI FOR THE SUPER BOWL!!!???? In Their Wildest Dreams!

[@donwert5039]

Actually the Lions had one of the better teams just the Vikings with a record of 12 and to the 49ers record of 11 and 3 had better records Dallas and Detroit both finish 10 and 4 Detroit had to travel to Dallas and they lost the lowest scoring playoff game in history 5 to nothing Bill Munson and Greg Landry were quarterbacks on that team and they were both above-average you also had Mel Farr and altie Taylor at running back you had Hall of Fame tight end Charlie Sanders on defense you had Hall of Famers Alex Karras Dick LeBeau and Lem Barney in the secondary you also had great linebackers and Paul new moth Mike Lucci and Wayne Walker the 1970 Detroit Lions team was their best team

[@steevrawjers]

Classic

[@simonprieto5590]

12:32 Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears

[@ronflatter1235]

Why is the sound out of sync?

[@davidtrueslayor7474]

Man those Oakland Raiders White Uniforms with Silver #'s are bad to the bone , 1970 was the ONLY year they ever wore them... why ?

[@bobscott2429]

The Raiders wore the whites with silver numbers also in 1963 and '64, and later for special occasions (1994 and 2009, to commemorate the AFL's 25th and 50th "seasons," and, in 2016 and '17, Thursday Night Football "Color Rush" games vs. Kansas City). (Source: The Gridiron Uniform Database)

[@davidtrueslayor7474]

I know they wear them now or should I say in recent years I didn't think about the AFL years or 1994 very good thanks!

[@herbpetrillo163]

@@bobscott2429 i think they wore them in 2007 vs san diego

[@benjaminjohnson7953]

The reason given was that the silver numbers with the thin black outline were hard to pick up for TV viewers. What is strange is that when they wore the silver numbers in the mid 60’s, they had a thick black outline.

[@steveswangler6373]

david trueslayor it's funny how you emphasized ONLY while being wrong lol

[@AlexAcostaArt]

The audio is out of sync.

[@airforceveteran71]

Finally the emergence of the 49'ers after two decades of mediocrity..made the playoffs '70-72 but lost them all to the Cowboys.

[@herbpetrillo163]

I like them too, but they always lost to the cowboys...they just owned them i guess.the diffetence. Was coaching.landry and johnson owned them unfortunately

[@alnonymous2482]

I remember those playoff losses to the Cowboys. Made "The Catch" by Dwight Clark so much sweeter.

[@steveswangler6373]

as the raiders abandon their loyal fans in Oakland for a second time, it's so refreshing to see the socialized Green Bay Packers, holders of more NFL championships in the century of the NFL than any team, still playing in the same stadium as 50 years ago (and longer). so nice to see a team not hold it's city or state for black mail. taxpayers do not owe private sports teams (or any business) a building to have their private business done. so the most successful championship team, the Packers continue in their old stadium, while the raiders, possessors of 1 winning season in the last 17 (maybe 2) cry about needing a new stadium to be successful. no, you need good football people running the franchise, stability, a good coaching staff and good players. the stadium has nothing to do with the raiders sucking.

[@graciemaemarie11jones16]

willie brown...burned yet again....

[@lancehurley9743]

Steelers pretty much sucked in 70

[@robd2721]

5 wins were better than 1 in '69! Not to mention, they were just a season or two away from NFL dominance.

[@paul353]

Kassulke and Sharockman are great football names. May they both RIP