I'm not but if I was in charge, the Browns would always wear the traditional all-white uniforms at home. A beautiful, understated, classic look. I hate them wearing all the brown and orange they do now. On gray northeast Ohio days (or nights in this case), the whites and the orange helmets "popped", dominating the picture.
Absolute glory days. Im now 53, but a 15/16 year old me and my late dad had season tickets in the dawg pound this season. I am so grateful I have these memories with the old man. It was the best times of my life. They didn't call it Pandemonium Palace for nothing...it was wild. If you were there in the 80s, you know what im talking about..lmao 🤣
They were. They would be together the next year because Dierdorf was at CBS calling NFL games with Dick Stockton. In 1986 on MNF, it was just Michaels and Gifford. Dierdorf made the team better.
This was my first ever football game I attended live. My dad took me and my two brothers. He told us if we told our mom about anything we saw going on at the game he’d never take us again.
The 1986 season was the end of Miami’s 16 season run of being the Big Dog in the AFC East. The 4 seasons between 86 and 89 - when Miami failed to really challenge for a playoff berth - were a huge opportunity lost - as marino’s peak injury free years were completely wasted. Over 4 seasons Shula (as GM) did not properly upgrade the defence or improve the running game. Shula really did not have productive draft over this period save for some success with Louis Oliver and Jarvis Williams - in 1990 he hit pay dirt with Webb and Simms to upgrade OL - but Shula the GM let down Shula the HC many times ver this era.
These are not the “Cardiac Kids”. That was the 1980 team led by Brian Sipe. So many close come from behind games that season gave them the well earned nickname.
Another ‘great’ Dolphin defense to support DM. In 1986, 4 different times their Defense gave up 500 yards or more & this game was one of them. 558 yards by Cleveland’s offense in this game. Felt like they could just do what they wanted & surprised it wasn’t a blowout. Never felt like Miami was in this game. Cleveland was ahead of their time winning the coin flip & deferring, lol
1986 Week 10 Miami at Cleveland, not Cleveland at Miami. 1986 Week 10 was played at the old Cleveland Stadium off the shores of Lake Erie and The Dawg Pound.
November 10, 1986.....was at this game with family. Section 39, Row 8. We had 5 tickets in a row. Before the game I couldn’t figure out why my ticket was $25 less than the others. Well it was because I was right behind a pole. My worse / best experience ever.....5:22...Bill Cowher
I loved Kosar. He was just this...unusual clunky thrower but so damn smart, so accurate and got the ball where it needed to be. He was a get'er done QB
At the 44 minute mark the dolphins got a play with 0:00 on the clock after the 1st quarter ended after a penalty in the end zone. Ive never heard of that option
@@beeemm2578I’d rather have that than what happened here. Good lord could you imagine that call in this day and age? Ref: Uh Pat we think TJ watt had you in his grasp so we called you down even though you threw a TD.” Mahomes: are you sure? Ref: you’re right. After “discussion”, it’s a touchdown.
My mom used to call Pruitt- "Screw it, Pruitt" He truly SUCKED. Dolphins also SCREWED IT up for years with no defense for Marino. Terrible wasted opportunity.
I'm not but if I was in charge, the Browns would always wear the traditional all-white uniforms at home. A beautiful, understated, classic look. I hate them wearing all the brown and orange they do now. On gray northeast Ohio days (or nights in this case), the whites and the orange helmets "popped", dominating the picture.
Absolute glory days. Im now 53, but a 15/16 year old me and my late dad had season tickets in the dawg pound this season. I am so grateful I have these memories with the old man. It was the best times of my life. They didn't call it Pandemonium Palace for nothing...it was wild. If you were there in the 80s, you know what im talking about..lmao 🤣
Frank Gifford, Al Michaels and Dan Dierdorf were a classic trio.
They were.
They would be together the next year because Dierdorf was at CBS calling NFL games with Dick Stockton.
In 1986 on MNF, it was just Michaels and Gifford. Dierdorf made the team better.
The glory days of sports television.
Brings back great memories of the Kosar led Browns... not always pretty, but somehow managed to make plays when needed, and win some big games.
This was my first ever football game I attended live. My dad took me and my two brothers. He told us if we told our mom about anything we saw going on at the game he’d never take us again.
The 86' Dolphins Uniforms were the best. Old School Jerseys with the pants they eventually wore off and on the next 10 years.
80’s Jersey’s were better with very few exceptions.
The 1986 season was the end of Miami’s 16 season run of being the Big Dog in the AFC East. The 4 seasons between 86 and 89 - when Miami failed to really challenge for a playoff berth - were a huge opportunity lost - as marino’s peak injury free years were completely wasted. Over 4 seasons Shula (as GM) did not properly upgrade the defence or improve the running game. Shula really did not have productive draft over this period save for some success with Louis Oliver and Jarvis Williams - in 1990 he hit pay dirt with Webb and Simms to upgrade OL - but Shula the GM let down Shula the HC many times ver this era.
And most important of all (in my opinion), was the departure of Bill Arnsparger after the 1983 season. Shula never reached a Super Bowl without him.
I wasn't aware of that Shula was the GM.
@@jmbuff1 To be replaced by Chuck Studley and then later Tom Olivadotti. Horrible.
@@jmbuff1 Yes he did , with Arnspargers players SB - 19, nothing after they retired .
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I was at this game. Attending grad school at Kent state
The 80's crowds are so much louder and more animated that today's.
Before people were glued to their smart phones
The cardiac kids those were the days
These are not the “Cardiac Kids”. That was the 1980 team led by Brian Sipe. So many close come from behind games that season gave them the well earned nickname.
@@scottswagman1472 I think if you check back during the Kosair years how many close games that we won
That call on Dixon at the end of the first quarter was absolutely horrendous.
The good old day when could bring your own food and DRINK . The dawg pound was crazy. The smoking section was great
The blocked field goal near the end was huge.
Another ‘great’ Dolphin defense to support DM. In 1986, 4 different times their Defense gave up 500 yards or more & this game was one of them. 558 yards by Cleveland’s offense in this game. Felt like they could just do what they wanted & surprised it wasn’t a blowout. Never felt like Miami was in this game. Cleveland was ahead of their time winning the coin flip & deferring, lol
1986 Week 10 Miami at Cleveland, not Cleveland at Miami. 1986 Week 10 was played at the old Cleveland Stadium off the shores of Lake Erie and The Dawg Pound.
Still a classic game. 😊
November 10, 1986.....was at this game with family. Section 39, Row 8. We had 5 tickets in a row. Before the game I couldn’t figure out why my ticket was $25 less than the others. Well it was because I was right behind a pole. My worse / best experience ever.....5:22...Bill Cowher
Where did it say/read Cleveland at Miami?
It says Miami at Cleveland Browns 26 Miami 16
5:09 Bill Cowher in Cleveland gear is such a trip knowing what the ensuing 2 decades would bring
I loved Kosar. He was just this...unusual clunky thrower but so damn smart, so accurate and got the ball where it needed to be. He was a get'er done QB
He was Peyton Manning before Peyton Manning. Awkward but cerebral.
I remember watching this game, Browns up and down the field but settling for 3 more often than not, still won by 10. Marino had no defense.
Al Michaels still going strong. Guy oozes class and character
My childhood
It's weird that it's just al and Frank in the booth. Dan district didn't join mnf into next year
Dan District was a helluva olineman
This game should be used in a video - "How not to play call in the red zone." Never saw so much ineptness.
Does it have commercials on there
At the 44 minute mark the dolphins got a play with 0:00 on the clock after the 1st quarter ended after a penalty in the end zone. Ive never heard of that option
Heck I was there
Seems like DM loses every Dolphins game on this channel.
Al was never a fan of doing games out east or in the midwest.. he loved doing games close to home in California
Remember when all QB’s were 6’4” and up..and all Josh Allen types.
Talk about a phantom call - 2:06:00
Thankfully the in-the-grasp rule is gone.
@@ericradford2142 yeah now you cant hit anyone or land on them...lmao 🤣
@@beeemm2578I’d rather have that than what happened here. Good lord could you imagine that call in this day and age?
Ref: Uh Pat we think TJ watt had you in his grasp so we called you down even though you threw a TD.”
Mahomes: are you sure?
Ref: you’re right. After “discussion”, it’s a touchdown.
Marino deserved a better team. Was Shula still the coach?
Shula retired in 1995.
Browns beat dolphins
My mom used to call Pruitt- "Screw it, Pruitt" He truly SUCKED. Dolphins also SCREWED IT up for years with no defense for Marino. Terrible wasted opportunity.
Players just look bigger then
Harry Holt TD
Do you believe in retiring, Al? Do us a favor and leave already...
Test
Mr hyperbolic dandruff, makes me go to 2x, so it's just back round noise!