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I thinks its hilarious that an NFL Production would willingly compare the NFL as big brother 😂😂😂
NFL Films has always been given a pretty wide, independent berth to work within, and I think that Ed Sabol probably got something in ink about such latitudes when he sold his company to the NFL.
They've always been about the story though, in spite of how Corporate may look at times.
Mind you, this is SIGNIFICANTLY easier to talk about when this material is 15, 20, 30+ years old - they certainly have never dove into the contemporary controversies surrounding Corporate; but, they'll for sure make a documentary about it in 20 years
Philip Tucker Okay that’s silly, but even if it were true, what exactly about it requires government intervention? What’s illegal about it?
@Philip Tucker your missing a chromosome
Just so you guys at NFL Films know I would not be opposed to more full length episodes uploaded to TH-cam
Daniel Corral yeah, you know, upload all the old stuff that everyone is a big fan of... so I don’t have to do it and get demonetized for doing your job for you
I concur.
With how stuffy the NFL can get at times it’s nice to see the creative freedom they give NFL Films to make these things
They don't even have this stuff available on NFL Network. Their OnDemand is a joke. 24 hours of BS analysts talking about the exact same thing on every show.
@@IWantToBelieve1 In spite of the corporate NFL's conservative image, NFL Films(what started as Blair Motion Pictures by the legend Ed Sabol, until the NFL purchased the company for his permanent services) has been an absolutely ground breaking organization in the world of sports videography and video documenting. They really changed how sports was retroactively documented, copious amounts of slow motion, a couple orchestras worth of live musicians for bespoke music, the 'epic narration', the whole thing.
In fact, it's incredible how NFL Films' historic content holds up - it's all just so damn well written and crafted
Being a Detroit sports fan it’s pretty sad that my city has seen more USFL championships than Super Bowls in my life time.
as a mn sports fan we have lynx n twins championships since my birth hopefully lions and vikes step up sick of Packers they need go down
At least we have the Wolverines
@@imgointolukins no they folded in the 20s
A championship is a championship
@@dynamitedingo7720 yes I agree … it is … but not all ships are equal. A battleship is much more respectable than a fishing ship for a reason.
Fryar about negotiation at Trump Tower:
"You've got all that money and you can't guarantee my contract?!"
Fryar was a lousy WR! SAD!-President L Don Trumpard
Fryar turned out to be a real piece of trash, found guilty of multiple real estate frauds with his mother.
lmao they posted this right after the aaf got destroyed
Vid was posted before
The XFL is going to try the same thing with McMahon in Trump's role.
Hahaha
@@Hbkdj0 The XFL seems to have done their homework.
Whoever that investor was is a moron.
Steve got 40 million guaranteed from the USFL. Went to 3-16 as a starter with the Bucs, got traded to the 49ers to play back to one of the greatest QB. Steve went on to win couple Super Bowls & going to the Hall Of Fame. That’s one hell of story.
The Bucs were a bad situation for everybody- Young included. Getting traded to the Niners, to learn behind Montana for that great franchise, was the best situation Young could have possibly been in. It's possible history is completely different- maybe he wouldn't have panned out with Cincinnati in the mid 80s since he had some learning to do. Maybe he does and the Bengals beat SF in the 88 Super Bowl. It's an amazing story, full of "what ifs"
@@craigmergenthal9291 I feel like learning, basically, the same offense as the 9ers with Ken Anderson and Wyche would have worked out for Young as well
He didn’t actually make $40M from the USFL. He made around $4.8M on that deal. The structure of the deal was he got $4M up front and then base salaries for the four years and at the end of the four years there was an annuity that would’ve paid him the remaining money of the deal over around 40 years. Young has spoken on it that the owner of the team offered to pay him the remaining $1M of the base salaries he was owed or he could fund the annuity with that money. Young chose to take the money because he says the owner insisted that the annuity had to remain in his name and not Steve’s so he took the money and moved on. A lot of the big money USFL deals that lured guys from the NFL were like that where they were big guarantees compared to the money of the day but the team owners couldn’t just pay them the money like a normal deal. They were all backloaded with long structures and none of the guys actually made what they were supposed to have made because none of the owners in that league had the money to simply pay them under normal contracts. All the USFL stuff that got top guys was just sticker advertising that nobody actually saw and then the league tanked anyways. Cool league but never had a chance to last because none of the owners had the money to last like the NFL did.
Mike Rozier had the chance to become the first player ever to rush for two 1,000 yard seasons in the same calendar year in 85. Spring of 85 he rushed for over 1,000 yards in the USFL. Fall/winter of 85 he gained about 400 yards with the Oilers.
Reggie White did post two double-digit sack seasons in 1985: 13 with Memphis and then 11.5 more with the Eagles
@@mgb4692 remember how you thought Reggie White had 13 with the showboats and 11.5 with the Eagles? Look ma, another fail! Designated loser over here is at it again!
@@Jesushates6969 Youre right, other way around, way to catch me there........
Now you're gonna have to make up your mind, either I don't know anything about the USFL or Im blatantly lying to make their players look better than they were. See I just made it easy for you by giving your comeback, so you can do it
How often was rozier used in the nfl is the big question. In the usfl he was the main back. More opportunities there. It’s not a question of which league was better.and yes Reggie White came into the nfl fresh from the usfl and came in kicked ass and took names. Just like nobody could block him in the usfl nobody could stop him in the nfl. A lot of usfl players came in and made an immediate impact for their nfl clubs
Rozier was a highly coveted RB by the NFL. He was expected to be the workhorse! He would gain 1,000 yards for the Oilers within a couple years. He didn't have the HOF career expected but he had a good career!
Boomer's football hero is Bert Jones, former BALTIMORE COLTS QB, One reason Boomer wore 7, it was Bert Jones' number.
Its also a reason he would not want to be drafted by the colts in 1984 after they moved.
@Fries You do know Boomer was a 2nd round pick? The BALTIMORE COLTS finished the 83 season with a 7-9 record. That meant the 7th pick in the 84 NFL Draft. In addition they had Denver's 1st pick, 19th in the 1st round. And they also had the 35th pick in 84. Boomer was the 38th pick in 84.
If the BALTIMORE COLTS weren't stolen and stayed in BALTIMORE, they would have taken the Maryland QB in the 84 draft.
@Fries Steve Young's $40M contract didn't help. NFL teams didn't want to get into a bidding war for Boomer. Some of the team in the top10 needed a QB, but other needs needed to be filled.
I love old football footage
Me too!!! Awesome comment.
I miss how straight forward the coverage of the draft was back then.
I've always preferred the "fly on the wall" style of presentation over the "made for TV" presentation that most of this rather straight forward and deliberate content is typically presented in. No, we don't need a DJ riffing over the comedian hired to "host the show" - just get to the damn content already
Yes sir.
Back in my day you whippersnappers!
9:01 "Alright, the Patriots select SIX YEAR-OLD TOM BRADY...."
FIGURES THEY WOULD DO THAT LOL!!
I remember Brian Sipe #17 left the Browns after the 1983 season to play for the New Jersey Generals in 1984. Kozar came in 1985 cured me. Sent McDonald back to the farm.
Steve Young getting $40mill in 1984 would be over $100 mill today. Obv Young didn't play in todays generation but to just think about that is nuts. Also I had no idea or honestly don't remember Reggie White being in the USFL.
40 mil is 40 mil whenever. Are you high
Injury prone Simms...Giants draft Hostetler. 6 years later...
That's some foresight right there.
There's a great 30 for 30 about the USFL I suggest you watch. It explains this video in greater detail, also Trump's involvement which was a major why the league folded. In addition to other factors.
Trump's involvement was a major reason the league started.
Trump wasn't involved in starting the USFL. The USFL was the brainchild of David Dixon. He was the Lamar Hunt of the USFL and always envisioned it as a spring league that didn't compete directly with the NFL. He stressed fiscal responsibility to prevent the financial problems that plagued the WFL. The owners almost immediately went against his plan by paying outrageous salaries to compete with the NFL for the best college talent. This caused financial problems for many franchises. Trump bought the Generals after the USFL's first season in 1983 and he started convincing other owners that the USFL should compete directly with the NFL in the fall, and he also thought suing the NFL would be a great idea. Who knows if Dixon's original idea of spring football that didn't try to compete with the NFL would have worked out, but we do know that competing directly with the NFL and overpaying players was a very bad idea, and that was the plan pursued by several owners, including Trump.
@@fjccommish actually no
@@joediesen1 LA's owner, J. William Oldenburg, also spent a lot of money he didn't have. The USFL had several owners who probably shouldn't have been owners due to their financial situations, but also had some good owners- Bassett in Tampa was one. He passed away from brain cancer, i believe, which means the USFL lost a strong advocate of staying the course for spring football to find their own niche.
But Trump is a financial genius that turned $1 million into billions.
@11:17 - Bobby Bethard was an NFL GM. His son Casey Bethard is a country mustic singer, and thegrandson is C.J. Bethard, an NFL QB, though he is only a 3rd stringer for the 49ers. He was George Kittle's team mate in College.
lol poor colts, always being rejected by top picks.
yeah the Colts really got rejected by Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck
Andy S I knew what he meant just pointing out the Colts may also have the best luck of any team ever who have drafted 1st multiple times.
The Colts had a guy named Bob Irsay. It wasn't rejection of the Colts. It was rejection of Bob Irsay.
@@courtlandsmock110 I didn't know that
Elway did not want to play for the Colts period. He and his father did not like Frank Kush's style of coaching, as well as the fact that Irsay was a drunken buffoon
They should talk about the LA Express signing three OL before signing Young. Two of the OL were projected first rounders; one was Gary Zimmerman now in the HOF . The Express also signed his best friend at BYU a TE, but he blew out his knee as a pro and didn't do much.
Dean Steinkuler was the guy who made the fumble rooski play
If the XFL is going to survive this time, then Vince better start getting WWE shareholders to pitch in, in order to draft seniors finishing up college. Otherwise, have a nice day!
The XFL is backed by the NFL this time around. All tryouts and such are recorded into the NFL database. It is essentially the "minor leagues" for the NFL. Unsigned and undrafted players mostly. Think of it as "live game action practice". I think it will stick around this time and probably be a good thing for the NFL as a whole.
NoProAngler - And where did you hear this garbage?!
SuperUkcats he’s saying it’s basically supposed to be the equivalent of the D-League to basketball or the Minors to baseball
Andrew Reeve - Ha! You really expect me to believe Vince is going to bow down to the NFL when he never shows sympathy to other wrestling promoters? He’s already screwing up by being too cheap to pay for big name free agents and college graduates like the USFL did!
9:28 =.The Irving Fryar " hey you got all this money, why can't you guarantee my contract?" quote about Trump is soooooooo believable!!!!! LOL😂
9:27 The Art of the Deal right there
Very informative!
the theme of this is pretty cool! Excellent writers.
The Oilers made it 3 straight years that they drafted an OL!! The first two became HOFers- Mike Munchak and Bruce Matthews. Steinkuhler blew out a knee in the first year or two, but he certainly was talented!
Man, if Steinkuhler had stayed healthy...smh. He was a beast...who could run! That OL would have murdered people.
When Donald trump creates the USFL but then 25 years later tries to get the Eagles to come to the White House after winning the Super Bowl 😂
*35 years*
33 not 25 and Trump didn't "create" the NFL. Trump didn't purchase the New Jersey Generals until after the league had started. Try getting your facts right before commenting.
He didn't try to get them there, it's tradition that the team that wins the Superbowl visits the president at the White House
LethalDog 53 that didn’t even make any sense what’s the irony in that or what’s the funny part?
I dont see how theres any correlation.
How in the hell are Irving Fryar, Carl Banks, Wilber Marshall, Ernest Byner & Boomer Esiason NOT in the NFL Hall of Fame?
John The Sports Archivist great players just not HOF material
@@chrishandsome4267 I call BS. Carl Banks was great because LT was great. LT was often double or even triple teamed on virtually every play, which left Banks wide open to get to quarterback or whoever had the ball. And Wilber Marshall is a part of one of the best defenses of all time. Boomer, Fryar & Byner were all very underrated at their positions.
@@johnthesportsarchivist2600 Your first three sentences are an argument to keep Banks OUT of the Hall.
@@joesmortgageminute8224 To me, it'd be all the more reason to put him in.
Because it's called the Hall of Fame not the Hall of a couple Pro Bowls.
The most interesting part for me is the Chargers scout at West Virginia scouting Jeff Hostetler
He may not have gotten as much of an opportunity in SD. With the Giants however, he was a multi dimensional player. I'm not saying he couldn't have been that in San Diego. But to be fair, they still had Dan Fouts and Kellen Winslow. Unless maybe, they converted him to receiver.
Love the house music in this
We're going to build a league. It's going to be the biggest, most beautiful league you've ever seen, believe me. ☝️ And we're going to make the NFL pay for it.
Ha so funny. Hes still the president though so in your face, hes still your leader and still runs this cointry better than any other president ever has
@@gammawave1739 "if the mind can be controlled, no need to control the body"
He is only president temporarily. Sooner or later he will be gone
Brendan McCallion it’s gonna be yuuugggee!!
The NFL did pay for it. And it only cost them $1.
Looking back.............
it was a really good group of college graduates for both leagues to choose from in 1984.
I loved watching the USFL and even attended some games. They didn’t seem well attended. There were some great players and games. It wasn’t as good as the NFL but the USFL did stuff the NFL wouldn’t do.
NFl sure got scared because after that USFL was only to able to play just more full season in 1985 before it was canceled in 1986
Mackenzie Cutshaw If anything, it proved the USFL was grossly incompetent and dysfunctional to lose 163 million dollars and fold that quickly.
AFF never received the 250 million, it was a lie. They only got 70 million. Some believe there were ulterior motives and folding AFF was the plain all along. @@hawks8830
They were scared because of the leverage top football players suddenly had, having a choice of where to play. If there's anything sports leagues hate, it's giving more power to the athletes, lol. ;)
Steve Gerrad,rightside 11.14mins. Football crossover. Loving video.
LOL Loved seeing the high tech computer being used....
"New England Patriots
Irving Fryer"
😂 That was big stuff then.
Very cool video
Fryar went to 5 Pro Bowls and had over 12,000 yards, 88TD Id say thats mor than a "solid" NFL career! LOL
@Harry Engel Yes, very true. But I was just talking about the statement that Fryar had a "solid" career and I was saying it was quite good.
I edited this comment so none of the replies make sense
Idiot
@@michaelcookston7795 bad day?
lol the entire reason i voted johnson was usfl. if the smug could have contained itself i'd have voted johnson again in 2020.
James Thomas huh
This is cringey
9:25 LMAO, Trump has always been cheap.
DarkChocolate33 won’t get rich giving away money like it’s nothing
@@jacrispiejackson69 yeah he doesn't give away money even to his own workers whom he owes money too
@@Jesushates6969 love how liberals always claim to be compassionate and then throw around homophobic terms... the hypocrisy is amazing..
The NFL was cheaper. Trump knew that it might not work out and did not want to be on the hook for paying huge contracts like the LA Express did with Steve Young who got $40 million dollars for playing one season for the USFL.
Trump was smart not cheap. If the USFL would have worked out he would have paid. That is called good business.
Nice pfp
Had to absolutely suck being a Bucs fan back to back #1 picks one of which you weren't apart of. Taking the one good thing about away about being atrocious.
*_*a part_** , two words.
Apart means to split.
Where was all the modern footage of the 1984 NFL Draft room shot? Is there a recreation of it somewhere? I tried Google with no luck.
The Cincinnati Bengals had a chance to sign Steve Young? That's a new one on me.
Probably would have changed the entire history of the league
Great video, folks! Perhaps a more in-depth video on the NFL vs. The USFL, from the NFL's viewpoint, would be cool.
I would love to see the full episode of "1984" uploaded to get the full story.
Read the book
I went to elementary school with Jeff Hostetlers son in Morgantown, hell of a nice guy
Crazy that Selmons career ended in 84. Another universe had a Bucs D with Selmons and Reggie White with Hugh Green behind them
We have yet another (interesting/exiting) birth of a new league with the “new” XFL. With all the past trail and errors..including their own, and as recent as the AAF,.. you would think that this may have a shot!? It’s always cool when something comes around to make the NFL sweat at least just a little bit. All the while giving more guys a chance and TV platform...nothing wrong with that!
First guy in that movie looks like admiral tarkin from Star Wars
That's because it IS Tarkin, or rather the man who played him Peter Cushing.
TheJoeyStylez wow he acted so long. RIP
Seeing this as a Bengals really makes me so mad lol. We could've had STEVE YOUNG! But damn it would be hard to turn down that kind of money back in the day. They should make a NifL about Steve Young going to the Bengals instead of the LA Express.
Steve Young vs. Joe Montana in the Super Bowl with nobody understanding why this is a huge deal in a different timeline.
It took Steve Young like 6 years to be good; he didn't do much with the Bucs
@@rhumba2004 The bucs were a bad team. Their ownership was trash and cared about making money not winning games. Their were one of those teams your career was going to end or it was your last stop. They could have had Bo jackson but they screwed him over and he didnt want to play for them after that.
This was on my reccomended on the same day the USFL announced it was coming back
A couple players who were drafted in the 84 draft actually signed with the USFL. Leonard Coleman and Mossy Cade. I don’t think any NFL team drafted a player who had already signed with the USFL.
@Fries The NFL held the USFL Supplemental Draft in June of 84. The USFL season was still going on.
Still miss my Arizona Wranglers/Outlaws
In that last video you show Sean Jones (Jets) being sacked and when you watch its O’Brien not Jones in the clip.... lmao
stop saying big brother so much, jesus I get it haha. Great vid in general though
Boomer was an NFL MVP in 88. started a super bowl.
just want to point out that the super bowl bowl boomer started in the offense didnt score a touchdown
They’re Back!
Imagine if the USFL had stuck around... Man, we'd have wars like you wouldn't even believe.
They won the suit, but lost the money... I miss the NJ Generals.... It would've been great merging the teams at the time. I don't think we would ever have expansion though like the Jags and Panthers... Although the Carolina's did need a football team given their history of collegiate bigs in the NCAA....
5:29 - amazing that he became the backup QB to Simms who ended up being the Super Bowl QB that got them through the playoffs.
Shows you how different the pre salary cap NFL was. If a team didn't mind spending money, they could hoard backup quarterbacks like Steve Young and Hostetler on the roster for years while some teams had to start Bubby Brister.
@@75aces97 🤣🤣🤣
When they will make an episode on Tom dundon soon
12th of never, cause, like his scam artist mentor Mark Cuban hes one of the media's good guys, also kinda like how the UFL debacle never touched the Pelosis
@@Jesushates6969 #LOWIQBERNIEBOT
So the NFL had a WCW back in the day
WCW was actually winning at some point, this is more like TNA.
Andrew Armstrong The USFL was very successful in getting top talent to their league. If they would’ve stayed in the spring instead of listening to Trump, they wouldn’t have folded in 1986.
The USFL definitely wasn’t like TNA!
MrPapageorgio10 Point taken. TNA still exists too.
@@andrewarmstrong7254 Yes but it wasn't the USFL it was the AFL and its now called the AFC and its the reason the Super Bowl exist.
that is unfair. WCW actually competed against he WWE for a decent amount of time.
Couldn't finish the video too many ads. Hope the next video I see from you guys has less. Dont think I'll be the only one to stop watching your videos.
Service or spam issue dude, video is coasting or corrected
@@kurtiswoods780 Yeah it was filled with ads. Not as much anymore.
My Dad had season tickets for the Oakland Invaders. Warm weather football was weird...
if i see another grammerly commercial im gonna pop my top
It's a borderline crime that Carl Banks isn't in the Hall.
What song is that “football stars”?????
Sooooo what woulda happened if an NFL team just drafted said USFL player anyways?
The Draft isn't law, just rules that NFL teams follow. If they sign a legal USFL employment contract that's it.
If I remember correctly they had the rights to that player for 5 years (the length of a rookie contract back then). Irv Eatman, Anthony Carter and a few other USFL players were drafted by the NFL in the '83 draft and the teams that drafted them still owned their rights when they made their way into the NFL in '85 and '86.
@@Musicvidsetc Jim Kelly
@@mgb4692 Yes! That's right. Kelly too. I think he was the only HoFer to be drafted in '83 who played in the USFL first.
@@Musicvidsetc you remember them but not Steve Young, Reggie White or Herschel Walker? Christ Almighty
Boyd Eply, secret weapon !!! Huskers were ahead of the curve.
Jimmy Johnson had somebody put a number value on each draft slot. Say #1 pick is 400 points. So, if you trade that pick you should get close to those points. If you the #26 pick is worth 300 points, and you get the 35th and 55th pick, those two picks numerical value must equal to 300 points.
So, the Bengals in 84 traded the #1 pick for the #16 and #28 and a 5th in 85 that turned out to #129. Did the Bengals get enough for the #1 pick in 84?
At the USFL/NFL lawsuit trial, Trump claimed he and Pete Rozelle were good friends and Rozelle had promised him he’d be the owner of an NFL franchise. Rozelle testified that he hardly knew Trump, and said Trump would never be an NFL owner and that the other NFL owners would never allow him in. The truth is, Trump had way more enemies than he had friends.
This was not about the national anthem. It was Trump trying to get revenge.
This is a certified hood classic
I wonder what ever happened to the New Jersey Generals’ owner that was ultimately the catalyst of the league folding. He’s probably dead.
Yes J Walter Duncan died in 2009
*_*whatever_** , one word.
Trump wasn't the catalyst. He was the final nail. The owners not listening to the founder and overspending. They expanded way too much too soon. If you want to see how inept the USFL owners were, research the San Antonio Gunslingers
Blown away that the NFL actually filmed something that called themselves "big brother". Wow
John J. Todora um buddy they never did.
@@jakelaxton7869 The logo says "NFL Films" at the bottom buddy. The channel we are watching this is NFL FIlms . NFL FIlms is currently owned by the NFL and produces most of its filmed and videotaped content except its live game coverage. Are you saying that someone else made this and the NFL just put this on their channel?
I keep telling my son that NU used to be the Bama of it's time. Imagine the top 3 picks coming from one school.
who's NU again?
What of the NFL made a second division similar to football (soccer) leagues in europe? Would they make more money?
Howard Blazer said Irving Fryar had a good, solid NFL career. WTF is he smoking? I guess 851 REC, over 12,785 yds and 84 TD's is considered good and solid by some folk. He also finished with 15,594 APY.
this whole video felt like a fever dream
I remember as a kid reading about this stuff in Sports Illustrated.
The USFL who had three player who would have been the #1 overall pick in the NFL draft- Herchel Walker, Mike Rozier and Steve Young.
4:05 Steve Young: delete this
It's a shame that the NFL let the AAF fold. It could have been acquired or absorbed by the NFL and used as a developmental league. Give them a 8-12 week season, cheap contracts, and ultimately players develop into NFL-ready prospects. Or they never get good enough for the NFL as players, but they still get paychecks and could become coaches/get jobs in either league. Oh well. Rip AAF
@Rondough Howell The USFL was more about forcing a merger and beating the NFL than anything else. Thats why they were paying top dollar for players like the Old AFL did. The difference was the NFL was prepared plus The old AFL had better ownership than the leagues that have come in since. Lamar Hunt, Bud Adams, Ralph Wilson and Al Davis. The AAF was trying to become more of a developmental league for the NFL.
I saw the 84 Draft, I had day off from work.
Before Bobby Beathard was known for the GM that draft Ryan Leaf, he was the GM who would trade away his team's #1 pick next year, for this year's 2nd round pick. Then that player who was drafted by Bobby usually turned out to be bust! Certainly not with trading a #1 pick. Natrone Means was pretty good. But, guys like Walter Murray, Eric Moten, and Bryan Still who all not worth a #1 pick. Moten cost the Chargers the #6 overall pick in 1992. But, the Bengals took David Klinger, a bust of a QB.
If generals with Jim Kelly and Hershel Walker got to NFL shall we say history would be changed
Kelly played in Houston, the Gamblers I think... Not in Jersey...
@@gski201 I thought they were gonna merge teams
@@joebarrett7651 Yes, the Gamblers did merge with the Generals in the spring of 1986, anticipating a fall season. Kelly appeared on the cover of SI in a Generals uniform. But after the antitrust trial, the USFL shut down rather than play in the fall.
@@gski201
Before the last season that was never played the gamblers merged with the generals..
He wanted to play in Pittsburgh if the league folded, he did not want to go to Buffalo.
Competition always brings out the best. Notice theres been no competition for the NFL in the past two decades.
I swear, I was born in 1993 but man the Irsays piss me off as a Baltimorean.
That wasn’t Winston Smith in 1984, it was Grand Moff Tarkin
"I think you overestimate their chances!"
Fear. Fear is what keeps more football leagues from forming. Fear of this battle station called the NFL.
What if Steve Young picked NFL instead of USFL?
Wait, Carl Banks is not in the HOF
Carl Banks should be in the HoF
Hazi59 _ bad man
Tells you how much Osbourne blew it in the 1984 Orange Bowl allowing that great Nebraska team to lose to Miami. Top three players would've been from his team.
That would make a good alternate history story: what if the Cornhuskers made that 2-point conversion and won the Orange Bowl 32-31?
@@NJGuy1973 The play was there, but still never liked the call. Run the ball behind your All-World center and call it a day. Smh...
Dam that was a good exciting league
Bengals fans punching air over Steve young 😂
What the song
Deberg is like Alex Smith of today they sign then they draft a superstar rookie to take your job deberg lost his job to young, Montana , and somebody else can't then smith in sf then KC and Washington but this time the kid didn't work and both were good QBs
IT WAS AN ANNUITY! ;)
All smart moves
CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT 1984
This is the year I was born!
How ya like dem apples? 🍎or 🍏
Carl banks is in the hall of fame