Vintage 1960s Electric Vibrating NFL Football Game by TUDOR

A neat vintage set. Boards are hard to find now-a-days but the players can be purchased online.

[@wireworks616]

It would have been the Baltimore Colts in the 60s

[@tre57production]

My brother and I had that in the 80’s awesome fun

[@Heelfan71]

I had one in the 70's. It was the Steelers and Cowboys.

[@rubyfirefly2582]

Thanks for this trip down memory lane. We had one (forget the brand) that had goalposts and the runner with one arm out sometimes got caught on the goalpost and kept spinning around it. LOL

[@lamar4254]

Wow this brings back so many memories.. this was our game back in the day.. very analog lol

[@BPzeropoint]

My older brother had one of these, it was like watching paint dry. I preferred the Coleco and Mattell handheld football games.

[@RonStanek]

We had one alittle older, field was made out of Masonite. Players came in two different color plastics, you had to paint the teams you wanted. Then one manufacturer, probably Tudor sold the different teams painted and we sent away for those. Made up our rules (stop plays make adjustments [bend botton plastic "straps"] to make runners or defense turn the way we wanted), with the quarterbacks passing and running plays and kicking. Would hold the handle on the back of quarterbacks and kickers. Cut points on the little plastic "straps" on the bottom of runners to make them go faster. Got strips of felt to make new "footballs" with. All in all, we had our own NFL football league. Before video games............then came PONG!😆

[@GS195]

Electric football game go BRRR

[@ellenbryn]

my dad had this and was a huge Baltimore Colts fan.

[@emilieimbecile2060]

My brother's had one. They were fun but damn were they LOUD

[@fredjamison2693]

They were irritating and complete garbage, I was that brother.

[@BPzeropoint]

@@fredjamison2693 🤣

[@noughiphiet]

I like to call this. "everyone's on acid football"

[@retromercialgems659]

I want to see someone post a video of one of these with an optical mouse to use it to make yourself look busy when working remotely. I'm surprised nobody has done this.

[@fredjamison2693]

I had one, it was Lions v. Bears and The Lions never won.

[@daniellegarcia8299]

I found this in my old childhood home and it was so boring we ended up using it to soothe our feet with the vibrations.

[@BPzeropoint]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jacobjones5269]

Pretty sweet..

[@7moonman1]

"Better than NFL!" "Cheeper than a game day ticket, no referee issues, no game fixing, bets near impossible to set, no players union, no prima donna players, no dominate teams etc❣️" "Line Em Up . . . Turn It On❣️" """❣️""" """👍😎👌"""

[@Krisnosky74]

Nearly positive this is where Arthur Smith got his plays from

[@robertriley7513]

Those boards are so hard to find now

[@filosworld.1705]

Mine is Chiefs vs Colts last time I had it out it still worked.

[@bobmarsh8145]

Baltimore Colts back then

[@gnarlymcgnarlson6952]

Anyone remember the PC dos game where the players were actual X’s and O’s ..can’t find it anywhere.

[@Sakscratch]

@gnarlymcgnarlson6952: It's called NFL Challenge. I have it. It's made by XOR corporation. I have the manuals and everything almost still like new. That was a fun game we played on the Radio Shack 8088 with two 3.5" floppies. You knew when a penalty was coming because it always made you switch floppies to see what the penalty was during gameplay. Great game and boy did we have fun for hours on end with it! Google it - it's on wiki even! :)

[@alexcorona]

Indianapolis Colts didn’t exists in the 1960s, or was either Baltimore or Cowboys.

[@johntoohey1924]

It wasn't Indianapolis colt back then. Baltimore colts

[@girthakian]

Loved these as a kid. :)

[@MetalHead-ks9zq]

Back that was the Baltimore Colts get it right

[@tjp72675]

literally the dumbest game ever

[@joemalicki3504]

I was looking at the new ones and they look like such pieces of crap

[@dansmith6748]

One of the worst toys ever