VHS NFL Quarterback 1980's

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[@jfalconredskins]

NFL films makes the absolute best documentaries.

[@favsa5015]

love these old NFL films. havent bn the same since ed and Steve sabol passed away

[@spooninspoon]

This is why I love VHS and thrift shops! gold

[@MrJayfort]

I want to be a quarterback when I grow up. My favorite quarterback during the 80's and 90's are Dan Marino of the 80's and Troy Aikman of the 90's.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

Growing up, Dave Krieg was the main man for the 'Hawks, and watching him hit Skansi and Largent on those deep post routes was something special to behold... Besides Krieg, I also loved players like Randall Cunningham, Warren Moon, and Dan Fouts.

[@bucklamb2062]

Man I loved watching inside the NFL with Steve Sabol how many of you people out there remember that name NFL films

[@spooninspoon]

Not an Eagles fan but I love Randall Cunningham tall,mobile,rocket arm, game manager. Very few players that well rounded these days

[@ScallyWagJones]

Watching these videos in 2023 on KZbin is crazy to think about. I’ve seen these videos back in the 80s and 90s and I would have never guessed I’d be watching them 30 years later on a phone

[@richardmorris7063]

Steve sabol was the quarter back of n.f.l. films. R.i.p. Steve & father.

[@johnshanahan681]

I thought this was the video for the 80s game, vhs quarterback. Anybody else remember that game lol awesome video either way, thanks.

[@lukeconverse6632]

These old nfl videos are great

[@jamdupreees1]

Thanks for the upload! This is awsome!

[@sjk187]

Keep putting these on here, this is good stuff. Nice vid.

[@redhead5150]

Like I've been saying for years, Nobody had the vision & deadly release like Dan Marino !!! If given a defense and one really good RB, Marino wouldn't have enough fingers for SB rings !!!

[@nolanryan8721]

+redhead5150 Elway was better player. He had defense and running game. don't be fooled. 1982 Dolphins were in super bowl with a nobody QB. Few months after super bowl the Dolphins picked overrated Marino in late first round

[@masdahamo]

+NOLAN RYAN Whatever, you can't deny he was one of the most lethal quarterbacks that ever played. Nobody of his era had his release, his arm and his ability to win. That's why he still rated as one of the greatest QB's to never win a SB. He never had a running game, but I guess that was one of the risks of taking a pass first QB. I'd take him over Elway any day.

[@nolanryan8721]

masdahamo Marino gets fluttered in pocket easy and that's why he choked every year in playoffs. Elway not as accurate as Marino but far more mobile and can run unlike Marino(career rushing yards I think less than 100) and can keep play alive. You always see much better defense in playoffs. Marino couldn't beat those Brownies like Elway did in AFC championship game and Broncos had no running game that year either

[@masdahamo]

Elway was more popular because of his dual threat ability. But did he win those 3 80's SB's. No. Only until Terrell Davis ran on to the scene did he finally get his SB Ring. Marino was every definition of a pure passer. But that does not make him any less of a threat than Elway. Throughout his tenure the Dolphins were a very competitive team, and the records speak volumes for his ability to throw and to make plays. You mentioned his frailty in the pocket. Yeah he wasnt a scrambler, but he had great pocket awareness. Unfortunately he never did make it to the big time but there is no way in hell someone can deny his greatness. Why is he rated highly, because he changed the game from a run oriented to a pass oriented. Every commentator agrees he is always in the top 10 of best QB's of all time and the only one with no SB ring. Both Elway and Marino are one of the great QB's of all time, but in my opinion Marino is better.

[@nolanryan8721]

masdahamo Marino use scream to refs for every so called late hit. Especially if he rushed down middle which terminates slow pocket passers. Elway had nothing to be a shamed of for Broncos losses in super bowl. Cleveland Browns were much better teams and should of won those AFC championships to go to super bowls. That's why those better NFC championships crushed Denver. Phil Simms and Williams aren't better QBs. Team sport. Montana is a system QB who isn't better either

[@richardmorris7063]

Jay Schroeder rocking those daisey dukes! Seriously some great QBs in the 80s but many short of a ring.

[@thezdbailey]

Thank you so much for posting this. My bro & I used to watch this tape @ least once a week when we were kids. Thought about buying it, but didn't want to spend 30-40 bucks.

[@heatherphillips5983]

30 or 40 bucks, tf? This ain't 1989, if you find this vhs now, you're only gonna pay 5 dollars tops. Problem is, if you don't already have a VCR, it's damn near impossible to find a working one.

[@husker16]

Uh, it’s free right here on KZbin.

[@bucklamb2062]

QBs of the 80s there was nothing like it elway Marino, Cunningham, Moon, Dan fouts, Kelly, Boomer, kosar, Jim Everett he was one of my favorites Montana, aikman, Dave Krieg Seattle Seahawks the 80s words and awesome decade the best decade ever

[@samsimkins7597]

great videos looking forward to more

[@markclark7178]

Dan the man Marino !

[@DinoHunter56]

There is a QB in baseball. The only difference is he plays on defense. He's known as the pitcher.

[@MarsRacingNetwork]

Yeah but baseball sucks though

[@DinoHunter56]

MarsRacingNetwork That's a matter of perspective. In the NFL there are countless cases of subpar athletes making a career for themselves. In baseball they get weeded out within a few years. At the end of the day you still preceded your comment with "Yeah" so I win the original argument. Run along now.

[@user-kx3fx4eo9i]

baseball blows....i wouldnt give a shit if they never played another baseball game again

[@caseyjazz7256]

Kosar was criminally underrated.

[@jeremykrause153]

Very good quarterback. Loved how he always looked calm and never rattled.

[@LeeAdamsful]

Fantastic video.

[@Lovegainers5]

I love the quarterback challenge and even though he was not a great QB he was a terrific field general and he gave that team respectability.

[@sandramumford817]

Nice feature on Marino there near the end. With all of those attributes they talk about it's no wonder Dan was able to play good enough to help his team win 1 championship game-the '84 Conference Championship. Not too many were able to do that.

[@sandramumford817]

But why only 1 championship-because of the way he played in his 3 championship game losses. He had 4 TD's BUT 6 INT's, a Comp.% of UNDER 50 %, an avg. Passer Rating of UNDER 60, and he led his 0 to an avg. of only 12 p.p.g. How can a team win champs. when their QB is playing like that?

[@sandramumford817]

Warner threw 5 TD passes and helped his team win 49-37. He ended up with over 1,000 yds. passing in those 3 po games in '99 while his backs had less than 100 yds. rushing in those same 3 games. Kurts passing won it.

[@Michael-dj9zq]

He had no defense and no running game you more on

[@williamdiemert9866]

Ronald Reagan and Jack Kemp R.I.P

[@jeremyalmquist27]

13:06 look at Jim McMahon. Straight OG. "I do what I do."

[@HellhammerSS]

Man, household names... Elway Marino Montana Cunningham Moon Aikman

[@MrJayfort]

Kosar won a Super Bowl later with the Cowboys in 1993

[@ProfessorBMedia]

Joe Montana NO DOUBT greatest QB in the clutch.

[@MGAF688]

Elway's legacy was constructed out of adversity and frustrated expectations. He had a lot of detractors. They barked loud until The Drive in 1986. They came back after his team lost SB XXI. He showed them he could get the job done again in 1987. But SB XXII slowed down Elway's momentum. Again, Elway found a way in 1989, only to lose SB XXIV. An incredible playoff victory over Houston in 1991 reestablished Elway as clutch. However, the Broncos entered mediocrity from 1992-95. In 1996, Elway led the team to a 13-3 finish only to be upset by Jax. 1997 and 98 were the years of ultimate triumph, lasting redemption, and eternal proof of Elway's greatness.

[@redmustangredmustang]

The main reason why Elway has 2 rings two words Terrell Davis. Elway finally had a running game and having Neal Smith from the Chiefs to the Broncos to get that pass rush and not fall apart in the Super Bowl and give up 40 plus points in those 3 Super Bowl losses. They actually were able to get turnovers and in the Packer game keep the game close.

[@astrostar49]

I'm guessing this came out around 1988. Randall Cunningham's QB coach Doug Scovil (he is interviewed in this video) died in late December of the 1989 season.

[@JustNeedaBeerandPark]

TheLoneDraftsman The only guy that could get Randall to throw the ball!!!

[@JAWrightonline]

$ublimeProduction$ Cunningham definitely responded better to Scovil than Rich Kotite. Sidenote: Randall's greatest passing season with the Vikings in 1998, he was under the protection of a great offensive line--something he NEVER had in Philly--and the offensive coordination of Brian Billick, a Doug Scovil disciple from San Diego State

[@dwightlove3704]

@@JAWrightonline Scovil should have gotten the HC job over Buddy Ryan he would have accelerated the development of Cunningham's ability to throw the ball.

[@ThankGodImBlack370]

Kellen Winslow standing up to Dan Fouts with no hesitation ✔️✔️✔️✔️.

[@afvet5075]

Who needs the new NFL?

[@MiguelDiaz-qe8sp]

Not Me.

[@rhuss2322]

QUARTERBACK. ITS 3bs. Ss. Lf. Rf. Played at the same time. DAN MARINO WAS 10 6. Him not winning was not his falt

[@dwightlove3704]

Paul Zimmerman ex-writer for Sports Illustrated Once said who will be the coach for Dan Marino and I guess he forgot Don Shula was the person

[@sandramumford817]

Any great passer should be able to play good enough to help their team win 1 S.B. Best example-Kurt Warner. His defense gave up 37 pts. in that 1st playoff game in '99 and his backs had 28 yds. rushing. So Kurt passed them to victory and to a Ring.

[@sandramumford817]

Warner threw 5 TD passes and helped his team win 49-37. He ended up with over 1,000 yds. passing in those 3 po games in '99 while his backs had less than 100 yds. rushing in those same 3 games. Kurt's passing won it.

[@jdoyle7768]

I will say thankfully that one qb who wasn't listed on here... Scott Mitchell

[@JAWrightonline]

How about Marc Wilson? SMH...

[@mikefagan6840]

Jim Kelly, Houston Gamblers 👍

[@SirIkeMedia]

Can you upload NFL Super Duper Football Follies?

[@SirIkeMedia]

Awesome. I'll search for it.

[@aci16]

My top 5 qb5.Peyton Manning. Itd almost over for Manning, but he holds almost every major passing record despite not having the "physical upside" of Ryan Leaf. I would have Manning higher but too many one and dones on his resume. And super bowl 48...ouch.4.Aaron Rodgers. He's still relatively young, so he's only number four atm. But man oh man, Rodgers may be the most physically gifted/dominant qb ever. Its almost not fair. The arm strength, accuracy, poise. He can read/shred any defense. He has tremendous pocket awareness. He has every trait tbat made Dan Marino a legend...except he can run too! Its just ridicilous! He won super bowl 45 his sixth yil and could still win a few more before he's done.3. Dan Marino. I just got done raving about how Arodg is like a mobile Marino, but here's Marino at number 3. Well, Marino's legacy is complete unlike Arodg, and Arodg isnt near the end like Manning or Brady. So...Dan Marino, rings aside, is the best qb, from a technical stand point, tp grace the league. He had it all. A rare blend of smarts and a rocket arm with laser precision, if you were to epitomize a perfect qb from a mechanical and also a "fantasy" perspective, Marino is it.2.Joe Montana. Joe cool. This guy was so clutch. So mechanicaly sound. And boy could he read a defense. He probably understood what a defense was doing more so than the defenders trying to execute it. He had such a mind, he was just the perfect, 100% fit for Bill Walsh's west coast offense which consisted of short routes requiring perfect timing, and being able to adjust that timing for a cb jamming the wr at the los. Not to mention he was 4-0 in superbowls, only the second to ever boast that. With one game and everything on the line, Joe cool for the win.1.Tom Brady. Im sorry. I never WANTED this. Me and my dad would always argue Manning vs Brady and I stuck up for Manning, but dad with his infinite wisdom said Brady was the man, he had the winning edge you cant measure on a stat line...and he turned out to be right. Although Brady put up some pretty stats as he matured, this guy just has a fire in him to be the best that few can match. No, he wasnt a perfect 4-0 like Joe cool, but 4-2 (six super bowl berths and counting) is unmatched! All he ever does is win! Nine times Brady has finished in at least the conference finals, currently four straight years too. There has been arguments regarding qb's, stats(Marino, Manning, Fouts) vs rings(Montana, Bradshaw, Aikman) but Tom Brady, has both! The rings, the stats (50 passing td's in 2007. Record since broke by Peyton Manning, 2013)Tom Brady is the goat, and it dosent matter what I or anyone else think. ☆disclaimer☆I am not a Patriots/Boston fan. In fact I despise most everything Boston, esp the Red Sox. But a little objectivity goes a LONG way

[@broncosbreaks]

QBs are protected now. Receivers are protected now. You can’t say Brady would have been considered the goat if he played back then. The rules changed in his favor. QBs end games with clean jerseys now. Receivers can’t get hit hardly anymore. I think Brady’s stats are superior, but he can’t be compared to his predecessors. It’s not a justifiable comparison. I can’t stand how the rules have changed to protect and enable the QB. I get pissed off every time a QB pretends to slide or run out of bounds, the defense lets up, then he runs for more yards.

[@nathanielporter9513]

Cincinatti offense sounds complicated

[@corneliusthorn9498]

Yes upload follies

[@lzv6990]

I love NFL Films, but the footage at 36:33 of him running and pointing is from his rookie year, not 1987 like in the rest of the play.

[@JAWrightonline]

Good eye. That was a late-season game against the Raiders in L.A. (Southern California), not San Diego (southern California; the lowercase 'S' is on purpose).

[@cooperkennedy4725]

I want to be a QB

[@cooperkennedy4725]

Jim my man is boss and Sid lukem are boss and the Bears and I want to be a QB

[@luissalas6486]

nfl #1

[@andrewpotter3954]

I want to be jim Kelly.

[@dwightlove3704]

Doug Scovil should have been the HC for Philadelphia instead of Buddy Ryan he would have made Cunningham a better QB and his numbers would have been equal to anyone of his era.

[@69mankini]

I love Reagan playing catch with Ricky Sanders with a Redskins banner hanging from the White House. Serious old school awesomeness!

[@luissalas6486]

go nfl

[@croatianguy7073]

Why was Joe Montana even mentioned? He's clearly one of the worst. Only 4 Super Bowl Victories with 11 TD's, 0 INT's and 3 MVP's, first ballot Hall Of Famer and a career passer rating of 92.3 Below average if you ask me. Just pathetic.

[@censortube8662]

Rough decade to be a QB. Defense could pile drive you into the ground and still not get a roughing the passer call.