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I was only 4 years old, and this was my very first Monday night football game with my father. We had a good time, this is when I became a niner faithful, I saw it in my dads eye, he was like, I got a new football partner to watch football with, so I got to think my old man for getting me into the 49 ER faithful and be part of the niner empire.

I look around the NFL through the history that I know of and I wonder what happened to owners and head coaches and managers brains when they make someone like Art Shell head coach because he was a good football player or they have someone like Vince Evans as a quarterback. They deserve to never win a Superbowl again

5:47 That didn't age well. 🤣

What was Howard cosell's famous last words

I can't listen to enough Bill Walsh interviews. He was so far ahead of his time.

This isn't Shot Through The Heart and it definitely isn't 1984, since this particular song wasn't released until a couple years later.

01. 00:02:02. Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? 02. 00:07:58. Wake Up Dead 03. 00:14:18. In My Darkest Hour 04. 00:19:27. Anarchy In The UK 05. 00:24:51. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due 06. 00:34:23. Hangar 18

He was really good I'm left handed different but in the 80s the game was changing. He retired in 94

Imagine if the other guys had Jerry Rice and then Bill Walsh!?!?

This video is horrible. WTF It was Eric Wright who was called for the phantom pass interference. Worst call ever. 49er fans were called forty whiners for protesting. From that point forward those were fighting words.

Hall of Famer

Joe Montana was fun to watch 😊. He would throw the pass and win the game 😊. Jerry Rice caught the passes it was amazing to see them do this every weekend 😁.

Met John Brodie at a golf tournament and was impressed by his easy, articulate, grace. He reflected there were times he could see the play unfold as he approached the LOS, not imagined it, actually saw it. Talk about being in the zone.

The quest began that night and ended with a superbowl.

54:09 Does anybody know what the name of this NFL music is? Thank you

R.I.P. Lon Simmons Miss ya and Love ya!

This is the game that basically broke the 49ers' backs for the 1967 season, after a great start that had them in first place in the Western Division. I really thought that they were going to win and make it to the Super Bowl, especially after beating the Rams in LA.

Tommy McDonald, all 5'9" of him: Philadelphia Eagles 1957-1963, Dallas Cowboys 1964, LA Rams 1965-1966, Atlanta Falcons 1967, Cleveland Browns 1968.

I saw this game, a Friday night game, when in 7th grade, September 30, 1966, on KTVU Oakland San Francisco, Channel 2, with Lon Simmons doing the broadcast. Usually 49er away games were on Sundays on KPIX, CBS broadcasts, with Bob Fouts doing the TV announcing. Anyway, there was a huge fight in this game, but it's not here to see. The 49ers would get their revenge in November on a cool, rainy and muddy day at Kezar in SF, Brodie starring. It would be the last 49er home game win over the Rams until 1981!

Joe Cool says it all in the huddle - Hey guys There's John Candy!

Goat

My great grandfather watched the lions his whole life and went to 3 of their 4 championships. He was a season ticket holder from 1951-1984. I miss him.

A championship between these teams were bound to happen at the time.

If you had an all-franchise team, you'd have Woodson at KR and Taylor at PR! Maybe I am biased, but I do not see another all-franchise team beating the one in SF...If you want to say the Steelers, Cowboys, Packers, or Vikings, I still do not agree. You'd give Montana the best OLine that he's ever had by far, a running game that could stand alone easily, most everybody at the skill positions had very good or better hands, the best WRs/TEs that he's ever had, and Montana's mobile if he wants to be, as well. On defense and 3rd and long, you'd have Hardman, Bosa, Haley, and Ald. Smith trying to sack or prressure the opposing QB! On 3rd and short, you have Just. Smith, Leo Nomellini, Bry. Young, Ced. Hardman, Wilcox, Willis, and Haley(4-3). Or you could go Smith, Nomellini, Young, Wilcox, Willis, Bowman, and Haley(3-4)

The 1981 and 1988 49ers Super Bowl teams both lost to the Atlanta Falcons in week three by the same score of 34-17.

Back in the good old days when they won super bowls not lose them

The final score is 49-26 but it really isn't that close. The Chargers returned a kick-off, the only way they could score at that point, and scored a TD late when it didn't matter. They were successful on two 2-point conversions. The final score is really more like 49-10.

The only ego that can compete with Cosell is that of Trump.

The raiders were supposed to be a super bowl contender that year it was a big deal that we came out and absolutely smoked them

Howard Cosell 🏈 Simply the Best

I have this CD. I haven't heard it since I lived in SF

If you did an all-timers team, can you imagine trying to defend this offense?! Walsh(C) Holmgren(OC) Montana Young Brodie(Kaep needed another quality year, so he fell short in my opinion of Brodie) Gore McElhenny Craig J. Perry T. Rathman(Johnson was a far better Steeler than 49er; his HOF credentials come from there, because,, as a 49er, he was average at best.) Rice Owens Washington(track level speedster) Taylor Clark Solomon(track level speedster and gadget player capable) Kittle Davis Jones F. Blue(C) B. Bosley T. Williams(T) St. Clair J. Staley H. Mudd(G) G. McIntyre M. Iupati Montana and Young would finally have an OLine(never solid during their playing days), true deep threats able to outrun almost any defender the defense can throw at them, and a running game that is able to stand alone!

Less than 2 minutes into the game {1:24}, Young hits Rice for a 44-yard touchdown pass. Thanks for coming, Chargers. This 49ers team was ridiculous. Back then, it really didn't matter who the AFC put out there. The NFC was so much stronger than the AFC; it was ridiculous. Vegas didn't give the Chargers much of a chance. San Francisco was favored by 18.5, I think, in this game, and they covered.

For about four weeks early in 1961 Red Hickey's then imaginative "shotgun" offense was unstoppable. Then the 49ers met the Chicago Bears and the offense was "stopped" 0-31. Of course, today and for several decades the shotgun has been the most prevalent offensive formation used by NFL teams.

This is up there with that 1991 Eagles goal line stand. This one might be better. 7 plays from the 1. I lost my mind. Go Niners.

Kirby just wasn't a good running back. Watters was perfect for this team

Gifford gets the Golden Gate Bridge and the year wrong all in the first minute. Wow.

Lions is couple of years into the curse of Lane

RICE=NFL 🏈GOAT WR!

Never thought then or now that this would be the last Superbowl appearance the Miami Dolphins would make, looking back it would be hard to believe that it’s been that long.

Great video. I called that number, but it forwarded me to "Puff, Puff, Pass" near Haight & Asbury. They open everyday at 4:20...

I liked seeing Landry dissecting and explaining the TD plays...

The Colts beat the 49ers at San Francisco for the very first time that day, then beat the Giants a few weeks later for a second straight NFL Championship.

Collisworth’s fumble was never a catch to begin with.

DRUNKenmiller would throw 3 picks in this game. Thank god the Rams love to fumble the ball

Art Modell's team is not for sale? 21:52

2:08:33 UGH I hated that commercial as a kid! My older brother used to bully me and I once had a nightmare that he folded me up and smushed me into a bottle and just left me there on the beach 😵‍💫

Offensive Coordinators and Quarterbacks learned early on to not throw the ball in Jimmy Johnson’s area, so much so that he quietly worked out his career under the radar as perhaps the best cornerback ever to play the game.