As a Miami sports fan, rooting for these two QBs was hard as hell. Dan Marino representing the Dolphins, and Jim Kelly who went to the University of Miami. Two all time great QBs in NFL history despite them never winning a Super Bowl.
Great video. Wasn’t even a thought back then, but really wish I could have lived in this era of Football. Buffalo, Miami, New York, Dallas, Washington, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, San Diego...DANG the 90’s were good
This game brings back so many memories. I was a Dallas fan living in Washington Metro area. But never missed a chance to see Dan play. The man was incredible even when he lost. The 80s and 90 in the US was the greatest era ever.
As a long time Dolphin fan, it pains me to see what Marino had to put up with. One of the biggest reasons he couldn't get a ring was because the Dolphin defenses couldn't stop anybody, and this video is perfect proof of that.
Yeah, that defense was awful. The fact that the Bills' offense at that time had HOW MANY FUTURE HALL OF FAMERS? on it doesn't count for anything. Nope.
@Paul Harmon I understand. In fact, having watched him play, I've come to feel that he had a technique advantage over other quarterbacks. He threw the ball from his wrist, which enabled him to throw the ball 30 yards downfield while BACKPEDALING. Because of this, you couldn't really blitz Dan Marino. What gets me is that not only has this technique disappeared from the league since his retirement, but I've heard sports writers refer disparagingly to it when other quarterbacks DID use it as "throwing darts." What's with all these people? They can't all be that stupid. What do the coaches know that I don't?
Blame it on Dan Marino & don shula along with that killer 🐝🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 Bee's with no blacks on defense like the fake 72 no name defense. The Pittsburgh Steelers proved that you better have black jersey and black players to be dominant. Now tell that to don Sheila! Miami offense reminded me of he Houston oilers offense with Warren moon but the oilers had to play the steelers twice, lucky for Miami, and 1984 Marino only super bowl with Marino the steelers was the only team to beat the San Francisco 49ers and would have played a better game against the 49ers than the dolphins in that super bowl steelers 24 49ers23!
@@cpuwrite you're not seeing the big picture here Jeff. Yes that Bills team was good but the Miami Dolphins defense was TERRIBLE in the Marino ers, you can't deny that. And yeah sure the Bills had some great players but did you look back on that years stats? In the 16 regular season games the Bills only scored 44pts or more ONCE in 16 games, and that was 45 against the pitiful Phoenix Cards. So yeah, them putting up 44 on the Dolphins in a playoff game was 100% the Dolphins pathetic defense in cold weather games. Look up the stats man, the numbers done lie, Miami couldn't stop anyone in December or January.
I miss this Bills team so much. I could watch one of these games on a recorded vcr tape with commercials included and be happy. BTW, Al Edwards would be the Bills' #1 WR today, back then he barley saw the field.
Ah the good ol' days. I have so many good memories of Kelly Vs. Marino. Looking back, I was blessed to see this matchup twice (and most times 3 times) a year.
Honestly Bills-Dolphins railvary is now awaken Both teams started 2-0 and in week 3 they play each other in what is the biggest bills-dolphins game in more than 30 years
@@hectorlopez1069 yeah they would choke but also back then the NFC was a much higher level of football especially when it came to playoffs & Superbowls
This when football was football! Watching this video I can’t help but think of all the roughing the passer flags that would have been thrown today! Marino is and will always be my favorite! But the damn Bills were so Frickin good! Todays QBs wish they were this good!
That offense was amazing..the “K-Gun” or run and shoot attack lit defenses up in 1990. Tops in yards and scoring. Still a marvel how the Giants were able to slow them down in Super Bowl XXV
@@MrHulltech2 yep, the physically stronger lines on both sides of the ball were their main undoing in all four games, but they were still the best team in the league in 1990 and should've won that one, Giants brought their A game, Bills brought their C+ game...
True That Boxing an ass beating. I’m a big Dolphins fan but they scored with like a minute left to make it a 10 point game I wouldn’t really call that a classic no disrespect
1990's Buffalo Bills an all time great teams. Impressive team every year. Proud my Dallas Cowboys were able to win 2 Super Bowls against these teams. Not an easy task.
As a Giant fan living in Buffalo during that Era I have to agree, despised them back then because they were so good with a very arrogant fanbase, but respect and admire them now as a dynasty despite their 4 losses
The list of greats was so long back then, these 2 greats in this game, Elway, Montana, Moon, Kosar, Aikman, Young, Cunningham, and list goes on, unreal
Lock Shock and Barrel I actually like the uniforms they were now. They wear blue on blue which looks good with white helmets and the others they wear also.
Even from a distant camera angle, Reggie Roby's punting style remains distinctive. I love his non-chalant attitude when recovering the fumble on the punt return as if punters are supposed to recover turnovers. (While typing this, Bills kicker Scott Norwood recovers a fumble.)
Man, teams must have hated going to Buffalo for playoff games. Especially teams from warmer cities like Miami. Now that I think about, Miami is the only city in that division where it isn't potentially snowing in January.
Jets and new England, yes for snow. But didn't Baltimore / Indy have a dome? Just answered my own question, yes, when the colts moved to Indy in 84 they got the Hoosier dome so no snow for the colts
Andre was a beast across the middle--fearless and strong. When he was running his routes, it was just him and the ball--nothing else mattered. Execute the pattern, secure the ball and seek end zone.
I remember when the networks first had the idea for the constant scoreboard on the screen. I thought it would be too distracting but now can't believe we watched football without it and had to wait for the announcers to say the score periodically.
One thing I liked about pre 2000s football was the lack of information on the screen. Today you'll have a ticker at the bottom telling you other scores, a ticker up top posting Tweets, a box on the right side with Pro Stats like how many steps Anontio Brown took to take a shit and show a dotted line and 360 camera view of his trip. Back then it's just the game. You want other scores? TOO BAD.
Dustin Platt I like having the score of the game I am watching with the time, quarter and the down. It’s just lazy production to show the score once every 15 minutes
Well, NBC had the "10 minute ticker" that periodically showed other game scores on the screen. But that was again before the information overload of lines on the field for scrimmage and first down and field goal range, the game clock, 40 second clock and yards to go and, and ... You had to know your football and pay a lot closer attention to what the situation on the field was. This was before the stupidity of instant fantasy football information, and when individual stats were printed in the box scores in the next day newspaper. Also when someone tackled a kick or punt returner after a 2 yard gain, the player did not carry on at the middle of the field after the play. It was a simpler time.
Whenever you hear about teams playing in cold, snowy weather, coaches always talk about running the football 🏈, but this was amazing to see two great quarterbacks airing the ball out like they were playing in a warm weather city like Miami or San Diego. I'm not a fan of either team, but I can say this was one of the more enjoyable game I've ever watched on tv.
?,as a phins fan who never had a chance to watch my pro idol but I've gotta ask(unbiased answer if u would please🤣)how was Marino in person?& as a die hard U fan how was kelly in person?
They were fantastic times. We were always scared that Marino would light it up but somehow never did against Buffalo. The Bills had their number. It was CRAZY times out at that stadium. Loud as hell and there were multiple games where the fans ripped down the goalposts. Crazy times!!!
Great quality!! I love watching these old games, but we are spoiled today with the "fox box" displaying a constant score and time. You should try and post the Marino/Bledsoe game from opening day 1994
@@danielm3089 literally no network did that until Fox began broadcasting NFC games in 1994. It was an amazing time to be alive. Why, the next year we got running water, then the internal combustion engine, and finally (believe it or not) lobster bisque.
@@danielm3089 Well they did, it just wasn't too often. Usually coming back from commercial break and always after a score. This condensed version just didn't have it on there because of the way it was edited.
@@blakfloyd And air conditioning!! Yes, Fox in 1994 started that and were criticized for it. Everybody said it wouldn't work, that the tv audience would be distracted. Now, every broadcast on every network in every sport has it
@@leogetz3570 That and a crawl at the bottom of the screen. At 37, I can't tell if I'm just getting old or if the screen is actually too saturated with superfluous info.
The great memories. first pictures NFL in France in 1984(on pay channel tv). for me in 1988. Montana, Marino, Moon, etc...I feel in love with the Bills. i was 16 years old. today...46 years old. and Bills for ever.
This was the game where Thermon Thomas said in the post game interview," I'm sick of them saying they didn't play well when they lose to us... they played pretty well today and still got their ass kicked." PERFECT!!!
Man that 40 yrd strike to Duper at about 5:50 is unbelievable,yet they all treated it like it was just another common Dan Marino throw,lmao,it doesn't get any better then that!!
Growing up in windy, snowy, cold Buffalo NY area, I can honestly say these Bills teams made my childhood so much more memorable. Today's Bills are bringing back some of the long-missed glory that those 90s teams had but man...being a 7,8,9,10 year old Buffalo kid in the early 90s was great. Absolutely love my city and my team.
Matthew Gates Ya, thanks for the comment. I kinda just see Allen as a white Ej Manuel that runs faster. I don't know why when the qb situation in buffalo is always the biggest problem they do so little to fix it. I would just tell 15-20 teams we will give you 3 first round draft picks for a stud qb and be done with it. I mean what have we even done lately with first round picks anyways? Not a whole lot have we?
My dad and I are life-long Bills fans. The Kelly-Marino rivalry happened before I was born and my dad told me how fun to watch it was. After watching this video I can see why. Wish I'd been around to see it.
Mannn..... the Golden days of the NFL. I was 10 years old at the time of this game and I remember watching it. I loved football so much back then I even used my G.I. Joe's to play football against eachother.....what a great game!!
Love how Thurman is literally on the field every offensive play other then when he’s dead tired. Blocking or passing back didn’t matter he was both and was great at both
This is a really late reply, but I always wonder why Thurman is rarely mentioned amongst the great backs of all-time. He could do it all. Run, catch, and block in pass protection.
9:28 Turning point of the game here. Dolphins were only down by 3 and they stopped the Bill's offense to make it 4th down and 2 yards to go. Any other team would have punted, but the Bill's went for it and got it. That allowed them to continue and go up by two scores in the 4th quarter. Good effort by the Dolphins though. 🐬
Alex Fleming ...miami's faded defense could not contain bills offense ....one occassions it would though , the one game that stands out in that era was : bryan cox finger salute at rich stadium ...i missed that game , because i was in basic traning in georgia ..but saw the highlights ...their defense was so on that day !! ...stymied kelly & co. ...i think it was 23 -12 ...
That thing now is stupid, the old logo was perfect. The old logo is how they look above the water when they are jumping and WE SEE THEM. Not swimming under water. Don't get me started. Oh, I guess I am started. 😁
This was the 'Phins Silver Anniversary Season and they had a good team but just could not get by the Bills in Buffalo. Take it from a long time 'Phins fan: The K Gun offense was deadly! Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed were Dolphin Killers. I respect good football and good players no matter what team they are on. The Bills should have won the Super Bowl that season.
I was at this game as a kid. January 12, 1991. crazy atmosphere, sitting on newspapers to keep warm. Some guy selling custom T-shirts that said "F-- Miami" on them. Rivalry was fierce!
well he also called boxing and done some studio work for NBC's Baseball Game of the week and called wimbledon on TNT. He is new york broadcasting legend along bob costas, a fellow syracuse alum.
Marino is one of the greatest to play the game and the position Kelly you have to be pretty damn good to go to four straight superbowl. An you imagine if he would of one those four he would be look at as probably the greatest. If he would of won four straight but he didn't and but he isn't talk about being on of the best because of those loses. But I think he damn good. HOF good. And he did lose to my team the Redskins. I wanted themto beat the cowboys and the giants
Probably the 2 greatest quarterbacks WITHOUT a Super Bowl ring.
Agreed
Ken Anderson?
Marino got one in 1984 i believe but if not definitely
Marino doesn't have any.
@@christianraines3032 yeah i always thought he won in the 1984 season for some resaon. My bad
As a Miami sports fan, rooting for these two QBs was hard as hell. Dan Marino representing the Dolphins, and Jim Kelly who went to the University of Miami. Two all time great QBs in NFL history despite them never winning a Super Bowl.
2 best to never get a ring. No one else comes closer
@@garrettracine3024 2 best Quarterbacks Yeah, But Not top 2 Overall there are many others
@@chandlersbryant4047 Can't you read? He didn't say top 2 overall. He said 2 best never to get a ring. Who else would go above them in that category?
90s sports were more exciting than any of the garbage we see today.
@@Nole584 You ain't lying there
I left Buffalo a few years after this game. Man, this brings back memories. I was 24. The snow, all the old players. It was a great era. I miss it.
Yea. I was 21. Huge bills fan back then. Video brought a tear to my eye!
Wilbur, You didnt finish your buffalo wings.
@@inutero10 chicken wings
Damn they are throwing darts in the snow these guys would dominate this era
why does it look like they are playing on carpet?
@@mxwells216 cause they probably are. it’s probably the old turf
@@mxwells216 Hello Bruce or should I say BATMAN
90s football was so much better
These two QBs were absolute gunslingers. Tough as hell, too. Loved watching them play.
the ability to throw deep
Great video. Wasn’t even a thought back then, but really wish I could have lived in this era of Football. Buffalo, Miami, New York, Dallas, Washington, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, San Diego...DANG the 90’s were good
Where is Denver in your list? :(
Maltesimus, Frater de Massimo and green bay
1980's were better yet.
I did live then. It was good till about 1995.
Before it was rigged
When the Bills / Dolphins were AFC East powerhouses and the Patriots were a 1-15 laughingstock with a nut job owner
amlnet49 can we get some of that these days ? It’d be see a Dolphins playoff win sometime this century
Don't worry, Kraft, Belichick, and Brady won't be around forever. Then again, there was that pact they made with Satan....
Bills played the Dolphins today! Something tells me we won't be watching that game 30 years later.
The Patriots run is coming to an end. They will return to their mediocre ways eventually.
We had some shit teams from 89 to 92. Always had cheap shitty owners until bob kraft
Loving these old school videos. Alot of great childhood memories.
Back when the Dolphins vs the Bills was something to watch..
That Nigga GHOST I remember every year it was Squish the Fish throughout WNY. we hated Miami
This year it's also something to watch
Tua is turning Miami around
@@jasonsmith530 Can't wait for week 17
@@jonathanfrimerman8855 week 11? Dolphins over Denver, it’s a lock!
90s football was the Pinnacle of the NFL
Same with the NBA.
The 90s were the pinnacle of sports overall I’d say
Brandon S 90’s nba was the best
@@sapphirestar22 The 90's was the pinnacle of everything
Brandon S Hell no.
Lol I love these old ones from the 90's
Like to see bills vs Vikings super bowl. Somebody has to win. Go bills
This game brings back so many memories. I was a Dallas fan living in Washington Metro area. But never missed a chance to see Dan play. The man was incredible even when he lost. The 80s and 90 in the US was the greatest era ever.
As a long time Dolphin fan, it pains me to see what Marino had to put up with. One of the biggest reasons he couldn't get a ring was because the Dolphin defenses couldn't stop anybody, and this video is perfect proof of that.
Yeah, that defense was awful. The fact that the Bills' offense at that time had HOW MANY FUTURE HALL OF FAMERS? on it doesn't count for anything. Nope.
@Paul Harmon I understand. In fact, having watched him play, I've come to feel that he had a technique advantage over other quarterbacks. He threw the ball from his wrist, which enabled him to throw the ball 30 yards downfield while BACKPEDALING. Because of this, you couldn't really blitz Dan Marino.
What gets me is that not only has this technique disappeared from the league since his retirement, but I've heard sports writers refer disparagingly to it when other quarterbacks DID use it as "throwing darts."
What's with all these people? They can't all be that stupid. What do the coaches know that I don't?
What makes it worse is after Marino was washed up then retired the Dolphins D was very good year in and year out in the late 90s and early 00s.
Blame it on Dan Marino & don shula along with that killer 🐝🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 Bee's with no blacks on defense like the fake 72 no name defense. The Pittsburgh Steelers proved that you better have black jersey and black players to be dominant. Now tell that to don Sheila! Miami offense reminded me of he Houston oilers offense with Warren moon but the oilers had to play the steelers twice, lucky for Miami, and 1984 Marino only super bowl with Marino the steelers was the only team to beat the San Francisco 49ers and would have played a better game against the 49ers than the dolphins in that super bowl steelers 24 49ers23!
@@cpuwrite you're not seeing the big picture here Jeff. Yes that Bills team was good but the Miami Dolphins defense was TERRIBLE in the Marino ers, you can't deny that. And yeah sure the Bills had some great players but did you look back on that years stats? In the 16 regular season games the Bills only scored 44pts or more ONCE in 16 games, and that was 45 against the pitiful Phoenix Cards. So yeah, them putting up 44 on the Dolphins in a playoff game was 100% the Dolphins pathetic defense in cold weather games. Look up the stats man, the numbers done lie, Miami couldn't stop anyone in December or January.
Some of those throws by these two hofers where incredible. The accuracy and velocity on those balls with the weather where amazing
I miss this Bills team so much. I could watch one of these games on a recorded vcr tape with commercials included and be happy.
BTW, Al Edwards would be the Bills' #1 WR today, back then he barley saw the field.
You have to have an arm to throw the rock in Buffalo,NY during winter. Marino and Kelly sure could get it done! Legends.
Think Josh has a pretty good one ngl, tua too
I just realized something. Marv Albert. Very underrated football announcer. I love the basic style. Like Summerall.
YES!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
I loved when he did NFL or NBA games.
@@TheWakeup011
Haha I know right and I loved it to.
Hearing Marv Albert again is joy. So much better than anyone else today.
Unreal how good that bills offense was. Thurman would be an absolute terror in todays NFL and Marino would have consecutive 5,000 yards seasons
Ah the good ol' days. I have so many good memories of Kelly Vs. Marino. Looking back, I was blessed to see this matchup twice (and most times 3 times) a year.
I wish I could have seen one of these games in person
Honestly Bills-Dolphins railvary is now awaken
Both teams started 2-0 and in week 3 they play each other in what is the biggest bills-dolphins game in more than 30 years
This Buffalo team is one of my all time favorites. 4straight SB but no ring unbelievable
They would screw up when it was time to play in the Superbowl.
@@hectorlopez1069 No they didn't screw up they were cursed after that missed field goal in the first one!
@@hectorlopez1069 yeah they would choke but also back then the NFC was a much higher level of football especially when it came to playoffs & Superbowls
@@ArkOmen1 coming from probably a bandwagon chiefs fan
Thanks Scotty.
This when football was football! Watching this video I can’t help but think of all the roughing the passer flags that would have been thrown today! Marino is and will always be my favorite! But the damn Bills were so Frickin good! Todays QBs wish they were this good!
1990 Bills had one of the best offenses of all time. Definitely a missing ring.
Underrated defense
That offense was amazing..the “K-Gun” or run and shoot attack lit defenses up in 1990. Tops in yards and scoring. Still a marvel how the Giants were able to slow them down in Super Bowl XXV
They just ran into a wall 4 times in a row when They played a real team in the NFC East. Bills = Boy I Love Losing Superbowls
@@JerseyNYC83 If we had a decent kicker we would've at least won one SB
@@MrHulltech2 yep, the physically stronger lines on both sides of the ball were their main undoing in all four games, but they were still the best team in the league in 1990 and should've won that one, Giants brought their A game, Bills brought their C+ game...
This game was a CLASSIC
True That Boxing an ass beating. I’m a big Dolphins fan but they scored with like a minute left to make it a 10 point game I wouldn’t really call that a classic no disrespect
Wish one of them got a ring
78 points in the snow
Buffalo Vs. Miami is the most underrated rivalry in the NFL.
In the 90s it wasn't. Today the 2 fan bases still hate each other but back in the 90s even the players hated the other team.
1990's Buffalo Bills an all time great teams. Impressive team every year. Proud my Dallas Cowboys were able to win 2 Super Bowls against these teams. Not an easy task.
As a Giant fan living in Buffalo during that Era I have to agree, despised them back then because they were so good with a very arrogant fanbase, but respect and admire them now as a dynasty despite their 4 losses
Before Manning vs Brady...
We got Marino vs Kelly twice a season. Excellent memories.
The list of greats was so long back then, these 2 greats in this game, Elway, Montana, Moon, Kosar, Aikman, Young, Cunningham, and list goes on, unreal
@@ddwalker3744 Great times to be a football fan.
Nah before Manning and Brady was Young vs Favre and the Marino vs Kelly
The season this game was played, the Patriots were 1-15. The next season, the Colts were 1-15. The season after that, the Patriots were 2-14.
Thurman Thomas was an absolute monster out of the backfield. That dude had insane acceleration and could cut so quick
yep I remember Thurman’s rookie year as a kid in 1988…he stood out right away and became the greatest RB in Buffalo history imo…more than OJ
Thank you nfl throwback, keep the games coming! I could watch them all day
Was lucky enough to be in attendance
Me to ..Josh Allen will bring a super bowl to Buffalo
What was the temperature? Score?
@@3John-Bishop I don't remember but I'm sure it was cold,the temperature of the stadium was 100+ lol
what a day!!! jesssss
Great video! That Bills Team was so good! Thank you!
Thanks for posting this one. Another classic gem.
I miss those 90s bills uniforms.
Distinctive indeed. I still have my Jim Kelly jersey from that era! The best cold weather team ever! Let's go eagles tho!
@@animefan9329 Go cowboys!
And Dolphins...Beautiful uniforms on both back then..🏈🏈🏈 Now looks like there where pajamas...
Lock Shock and Barrel I actually like the uniforms they were now. They wear blue on blue which looks good with white helmets and the others they wear also.
Me to
I was at this game and the next weeks 51-3 destruction of the Raiders!
Me too!
But did y'all bring home the Lombardi?
Even from a distant camera angle, Reggie Roby's punting style remains distinctive. I love his non-chalant attitude when recovering the fumble on the punt return as if punters are supposed to recover turnovers.
(While typing this, Bills kicker Scott Norwood recovers a fumble.)
That field looks brutal!
You betcha!!
Puts hair on ya chest
Looked more like an ice skating rink! Hahaa. Amazing both teams put up so many points in such miserable conditions.
Man, teams must have hated going to Buffalo for playoff games. Especially teams from warmer cities like Miami. Now that I think about, Miami is the only city in that division where it isn't potentially snowing in January.
It's always snowing in miami, know what I'm saying😂
@@SuperBoomshack Yep. Hail too lol. The best
Jets and new England, yes for snow. But didn't Baltimore / Indy have a dome? Just answered my own question, yes, when the colts moved to Indy in 84 they got the Hoosier dome so no snow for the colts
Andre Reed's routes were so pure.
The Andre Reed Crossing Pattern - unstoppable
Dustin Platt the way Reed runs his route through the snow ❄️ at Ralph Wilson Stadium 🏟
He makes it look easy
Andre was a beast across the middle--fearless and strong. When he was running his routes, it was just him and the ball--nothing else mattered. Execute the pattern, secure the ball and seek end zone.
Josh Allen actually looks a lot like Kelly in the pocket. Love the way this is formatted exactly like today's NFL highlights packages.
And now Miami is good too 90's again in afc east BUF-MIA ARE THE TOP OF EAST
I remember when the networks first had the idea for the constant scoreboard on the screen. I thought it would be too distracting but now can't believe we watched football without it and had to wait for the announcers to say the score periodically.
One thing I liked about pre 2000s football was the lack of information on the screen. Today you'll have a ticker at the bottom telling you other scores, a ticker up top posting Tweets, a box on the right side with Pro Stats like how many steps Anontio Brown took to take a shit and show a dotted line and 360 camera view of his trip.
Back then it's just the game. You want other scores? TOO BAD.
Dustin Platt I like having the score of the game I am watching with the time, quarter and the down. It’s just lazy production to show the score once every 15 minutes
@@drakebudasz8837
That's what kept you tuned in though...
U needed a satellite back then if u wanted extra😂😂
Well, NBC had the "10 minute ticker" that periodically showed other game scores on the screen. But that was again before the information overload of lines on the field for scrimmage and first down and field goal range, the game clock, 40 second clock and yards to go and, and ... You had to know your football and pay a lot closer attention to what the situation on the field was. This was before the stupidity of instant fantasy football information, and when individual stats were printed in the box scores in the next day newspaper. Also when someone tackled a kick or punt returner after a 2 yard gain, the player did not carry on at the middle of the field after the play. It was a simpler time.
I would love a pay option to watch the game with no announcers and no graphics.
Whenever you hear about teams playing in cold, snowy weather, coaches always talk about running the football 🏈, but this was amazing to see two great quarterbacks airing the ball out like they were playing in a warm weather city like Miami or San Diego. I'm not a fan of either team, but I can say this was one of the more enjoyable game I've ever watched on tv.
Marino v Kelly one of the great all-time rivalries
Now its Allen vs Tua with both BUF AND MIA HAVING INSAINE ROSTERS
I had season tickets for 31 years and was at all these games. Memories of a lifetime!
?,as a phins fan who never had a chance to watch my pro idol but I've gotta ask(unbiased answer if u would please🤣)how was Marino in person?& as a die hard U fan how was kelly in person?
They were fantastic times. We were always scared that Marino would light it up but somehow never did against Buffalo. The Bills had their number. It was CRAZY times out at that stadium. Loud as hell and there were multiple games where the fans ripped down the goalposts. Crazy times!!!
Great quality!! I love watching these old games, but we are spoiled today with the "fox box" displaying a constant score and time. You should try and post the Marino/Bledsoe game from opening day 1994
i cant believe they didnt have the score up during the game, what poor production
@@danielm3089 literally no network did that until Fox began broadcasting NFC games in 1994. It was an amazing time to be alive. Why, the next year we got running water, then the internal combustion engine, and finally (believe it or not) lobster bisque.
@@danielm3089 Well they did, it just wasn't too often. Usually coming back from commercial break and always after a score. This condensed version just didn't have it on there because of the way it was edited.
@@blakfloyd And air conditioning!! Yes, Fox in 1994 started that and were criticized for it. Everybody said it wouldn't work, that the tv audience would be distracted. Now, every broadcast on every network in every sport has it
@@leogetz3570 That and a crawl at the bottom of the screen. At 37, I can't tell if I'm just getting old or if the screen is actually too saturated with superfluous info.
I remember this ...
when football was good!!!
The great memories. first pictures NFL in France in 1984(on pay channel tv). for me in 1988. Montana, Marino, Moon, etc...I feel in love with the Bills. i was 16 years old. today...46 years old. and Bills for ever.
As a lifelong cowboys fan & NFL fan. Since the 70’s. These we’re 2 of the greatest QBs of this era. So enjoy watching this games. Send more😊
They are playing on concrete.
I have been on that field Concrete was soft compared to that
correct!! it was hard as a rock!!
Yeah no wonder they have brain damage now
haha so true
Yeah, I don't know when they invented synthetic turf, but I sure players in the 80s and90s wish it was in their era.
Oh, those games! Just another reminder of how amazing our Bills are!
05:48 Marino's Arm...perfect throw
Contrast that with 6:01 being an ugly run. TD, but the man was not built to run on snow
When i was a teenager to 20 years old is when I loved watching this Bills team. They were awesome.
This was a good time for the bills when they didn't have players retiring during halftime
What 😂
And that story is still hilarious to this day
That’s goood$
That guy sucked anyway
..................(Im a bills fan)
Wow!! This is crazy watching this today, when I remember watching this as a kid. This is bringing back to why I was and am a bills fan.
This was the game where Thermon Thomas said in the post game interview," I'm sick of them saying they didn't play well when they lose to us... they played pretty well today and still got their ass kicked." PERFECT!!!
Man that 40 yrd strike to Duper at about 5:50 is unbelievable,yet they all treated it like it was just another common Dan Marino throw,lmao,it doesn't get any better then that!!
Well, it was a pretty common spectacle.
Jim Kelly this perfect quarterback in Búfalo.
He wasn't that perfect in the Superbowls.
Growing up in windy, snowy, cold Buffalo NY area, I can honestly say these Bills teams made my childhood so much more memorable. Today's Bills are bringing back some of the long-missed glory that those 90s teams had but man...being a 7,8,9,10 year old Buffalo kid in the early 90s was great. Absolutely love my city and my team.
...2/2..and I lived away from Buffalo in my late 20s-late 30s and ...there's no place like home. Especially if you're a football fan.
I often forget the bills used to be this good
Me too
But they got there, 4 years in a row mind you.
They’re damn good this year too haha
This was back when men played football, seen so many hits in here that would draw flags today in the little boy league.
Who's gonna tell him that the men in this video are the people who fought for the "little boy league"?
Cant believe this was 30 years ago. Felt like yesterday.
Ya marino i remmeber the game against flutie in 1998 wild card game
Two of the best archrivals and long time best friends in football; legends Dan Marino and Jim Kelly..
What a great advantage Miami had, their uniforms were perfect camo for that snowy green AstroTurf. 😬
Ya im florida 60 degrees is hoodie weather
@@erocs9747 for me in Buffalo is hoodie weather too.
Man The Nostalgia I felt when this video started the old NBC music and monitor I remember watching this rivalry as a kid man it was awesome.
Those were the days my friends. We thought they'd never end. I hope Josh Allen can makes us mend.
Matthew Gates As soon as he can figure out where the wrs are on the field we will be just fine. If he doesn't he'll break the qb rushing record.
@@theprimevegan5410 Agree totally.
Matthew Gates Ya, thanks for the comment. I kinda just see Allen as a white Ej Manuel that runs faster. I don't know why when the qb situation in buffalo is always the biggest problem they do so little to fix it. I would just tell 15-20 teams we will give you 3 first round draft picks for a stud qb and be done with it. I mean what have we even done lately with first round picks anyways? Not a whole lot have we?
From a Giants fan, I am rooting for Josh Allen and the Bills.
Yeah
Pleased that you uploaded this. Such a great game. Shame someone had to lose.
Dan the Man was Good tier the Goat. If only he had a team around him he'd been SB champ many times over
My dad and I are life-long Bills fans. The Kelly-Marino rivalry happened before I was born and my dad told me how fun to watch it was. After watching this video I can see why. Wish I'd been around to see it.
Like watching two gunslingers just duel it out...! Epic!!!
1:03 Me when my friend throws his bud at me when the cop behind my car lights me up.
3:30 My friend right after that.
Why did he drop the ball
quality comment
@@followthespiritthebibleisa6776 ineligible receiver. He can't catch it without getting a flag
@@TheDude4077 Agreed.
I remember this game. Miami killed themselves in this game. The dropped passes, turnovers and dropped INT's.
Mannn..... the Golden days of the NFL. I was 10 years old at the time of this game and I remember watching it. I loved football so much back then I even used my G.I. Joe's to play football against eachother.....what a great game!!
Love how Thurman is literally on the field every offensive play other then when he’s dead tired. Blocking or passing back didn’t matter he was both and was great at both
This is a really late reply, but I always wonder why Thurman is rarely mentioned amongst the great backs of all-time. He could do it all. Run, catch, and block in pass protection.
@@TheOtherMJ_76 Probably because he hasn't got any rings
Fantastic game. Great work as always guys
Watching Reed accelerate through those corners for the early score is insane.
What a game WOW football as it's best
Back when you could actually tackle the QB
Logan Fitts now if u touch the QB u get roughing the passer lmaoo
What is a tackle?
@@integrity101
Can't even touch or look at a qb today.
Yep, and everything wasn't "pass interference."
2:42 the guy sliding blocking on his knees 😂😂
Was at the game. Won the AFC championship game 51 to 3 vs Raiders.
The art shell days
Dan and Jim change the game, these two quarterbacks simply stud's
I wish I was there to enjoy Buffalo at it's greatest.
I remember being 13 years old and crying my eyes out after the game.
The 60s 70s 80s 90s and 2000s were the best times in the NFL
9:28 Turning point of the game here. Dolphins were only down by 3 and they stopped the Bill's offense to make it 4th down and 2 yards to go. Any other team would have punted, but the Bill's went for it and got it. That allowed them to continue and go up by two scores in the 4th quarter. Good effort by the Dolphins though. 🐬
These match up were epic. Miami fan
Alex Fleming ...miami's faded defense could not contain bills offense ....one occassions it would though , the one game that stands out in that era was : bryan cox finger salute at rich stadium ...i missed that game , because i was in basic traning in georgia ..but saw the highlights ...their defense was so on that day !! ...stymied kelly & co. ...i think it was 23 -12 ...
I remember they kept putting on a split screen with congress debating going to war with Iraq. It was a strange time.
Two great QBs with two different throwing styles. Kelly was lobbing it up while Marino was throwing lasers.
It's unnatural, cruel these two amazing QBs never received a Super Bowl ring....especially my personal fave, the best of the *best*, Dan Marino.
I wish the Dolphins would go back to the old logo
The brian cox era lmao
Yes I agree. I hate the new logo. It was one of the oldest unchanged logos in all of American sports. They should have never changed it.
Amen
That thing now is stupid, the old logo was perfect. The old logo is how they look above the water when they are jumping and WE SEE THEM. Not swimming under water.
Don't get me started. Oh, I guess I am started. 😁
@@spconrad9612 yeah good point. Seeing the Dolphin jump in the air was cool. Who eo any like seeing that in the ocean.
I can't believe they didn't show the game clock at all times back in the old days. That seems crazy now.
Ooh, Marino and Jim Kelly.
Spicy, my dudes. Never really saw Jim Kelly on this channel before..
Great rival. Always loved their games
A great time to live in upstate NY. Finger Lakes Bills country
This was the 'Phins Silver Anniversary Season and they had a good team but just could not get by the Bills in Buffalo. Take it from a long time 'Phins fan: The K Gun offense was deadly! Thurman Thomas and Andre Reed were Dolphin Killers. I respect good football and good players no matter what team they are on. The Bills should have won the Super Bowl that season.
Now was REAL football! No flags, huge hits and just pure sports with legends showcasing their talents
I was at this game as a kid. January 12, 1991. crazy atmosphere, sitting on newspapers to keep warm. Some guy selling custom T-shirts that said "F-- Miami" on them. Rivalry was fierce!
This game was called by Marv Albert and Paul Maguire
wow I thought that voice sound familiar nd im 26
I thought he was only NBA broadcaster
well he also called boxing and done some studio work for NBC's Baseball Game of the week and called wimbledon on TNT. He is new york broadcasting legend along bob costas, a fellow syracuse alum.
YES! and it COUNTS!
And brought to you by the fine folks at Sears-Roebuck. So what?
Man, the Bills in the early 90s were OP.
Marino is one of the greatest to play the game and the position Kelly you have to be pretty damn good to go to four straight superbowl. An you imagine if he would of one those four he would be look at as probably the greatest. If he would of won four straight but he didn't and but he isn't talk about being on of the best because of those loses. But I think he damn good. HOF good. And he did lose to my team the Redskins. I wanted themto beat the cowboys and the giants
A P yea, but he was hurt for one of the ones against the cowboys.
He is in the HOF
At 4 minutes in...."46 yard field goal for Norwood who is not known for long-distance kicking." Foreshadow of the year right there...
To be fair, foreshadowing yes, but how many kickers are gonna make a 46 yard field in snowy and icy weather conditions?
@@jefferystewart5576 This was in reference to the Super Bowl that happened a few weeks after this game.