1986: Washington Redskins vs San Diego Chargers Remastered NFL Highlights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- The surprising '86 Redskins improved to 3-0, outlasting Dan Fouts and the high-scoring Chargers offense in this dramatic 30-27 comeback win in San Diego.
The Chargers offense bolted out to a 21-3 first half lead and appeared unstoppable. But savvy defensive adjustments - and a little luck - put that lightning in a bottle as Washington outscored their hosts 27-6 over the last two and a half quarters. Art Monk and Gary Clark piled up the yardage, although it was Clark making the clutch catches at the end to pull out the improbable victory. The Redskins defense broke early, bent often but finally stiffened in the end to seal the win.
This game, played so long ago(!), would actually be the last win for Washington over the Chargers in San Diego - although not quite the last win at Jack Murphy Stadium for Washington, of course (we're lookin' at you, Elway!).
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after the devastation of losing Theisman in 1985 I remember the 1986 Redskin season as one of the most exciting of the Gibbs era.
If it wasn't for the Giants, we would have gone to the Super Bowl this 14 -2. This team was awesome.
@@w41duvernay Beating the Defending Super Bowl Champ Bears, in the playoffs, in Chicago that year was to me one of the greatest wins of the Gibbs era.
The following season the Redskins would return to Jack Murphy Stadium...
yes they did!
Wow thanks for posting this game. I grew up in SoCal and my dad took me to this game when I was 16. This was my 3rd Redskins game. Great memories and a great comeback. Love you Dad and HTTR 👍
Going into this season they were saying it's a re-building year. Schroeder for Theismann, Rogers for Riggins etc. But if it weren't for those darn 86 Giants (who were bloody good) we could have won the whole thing. Great memories!!! Monk & Clark. WOW!
Schroeder 9th QB in NFL history to throw for 4k yards in. a season & THE Quarterback who dethroned the (highly overrated) '85 Bears in '86 at Soldier Field. Give the man some love. Thank you for posting. Hail.
I still think if Gibbs gave him more time he could have done something good, he was still maturing. That’s my opinion.
Finally....someone is giving him the credit he is due. Great comment.
To this day, why Schroeder and Gibbs had their falling out is not clear. From afar, it looked like an attitude issue, perhaps difficulty with less sustained success in 87 vs 86? Schroeder’s number were clearly down in 87, and his accuracy went south, too. It must take a serious concern to demote your QB on the eve of the playoffs. Rumors regarding friction between Williams and Schroeder add to the mystery…
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Great matchup
Fouts and company
Art monk was a great wr
Memories of the Q ⚡️🏉
Man what a great game, I thought that they were going all the way that year. Miss that team.
@moabite sounds yep that was their year
In retrospect, the Giants had been building towards their ‘86 success x 4 seasons since parcells took over. The Redskins were regrouping after their star QB/running back tandem (and place kicker) had aged out. It’s amazing how successful the Skins were under these circumstances but were a few paces behind the Giants.
Remember, the ‘86 Giants also beat the Broncos twice and the Niners twice (49-3 in the playoffs as I recall!). The Giants were a cut above everyone that season (like the ‘91 Redskins in that year). The ‘86 Skins were a surprising second best in the NFC with 14 wins to their credit. Hall to those Redskins, for sure!
@@RetroSkins yeah I remember every year wondering how far the Redskins were going to make it in the playoffs, between having a front office that knew how to put together a team and a coaching staff that was stellar it seemed like they always had a good shot every season, it was a great time to be a fan.
Gibbs vs Coryell
This game really kept Redskins fans on the edge of their seats for sure.
Thank you for this upload!!! I've been looking for this game for a while now!!!!
Anderson made #57 look like a statue on the first TD of the game.
I am sure I watched this game but I can't remember it at all, this was a good game by both teams.
The Chargers have a history of going up big on opponents in the first half then taking their foot off the gas pedal and going down in ignominious defeat. They are masters of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
I love that the Redskins played at this stadium in the Super Bowl the following season.
Schroder was a heart attack. Could play awful and then get on a hot streak and tear defenses up.
Yeah I’ve been watching these games and had forgotten how inconsistent he was.
@@brianjungen4059 A lot of natural talent that could overcome his bad habits some of the time but once Doug Williams came in and Gibbs saw a more consistent passing game the clock was ticking for Jay.
Schroeder can always hang his hat on dethroning '85 bears & that nice shiny super bowl ring be has. Not bad fora guy who struck out his way to the NFL.
Sounds like Terry Bradshaw on the call
Correct!
Announcers are Tim Ryan and Terry Bradshaw.
The old Charger way, giving games away.
31:40- Awesome throw #10. A shame Washington did not appreciate you.
I Just Miss The Old School Baseball Dirt on The 🏈 Field I’m maybe one of the Few
Loved the baseball dirt & dual purpose stadiums. RFK was the first.
Did the Chargers blitz on EVERY play?
The field was a mess. It was like a 12th man on defense
The Redskins would return to The Murph as Chris Berman calls it and would win Super Bowl XXII 42-10 over the Denver Broncos. Broncos would lead 10-0, Redskins QB and Super Bowl XXII MVP Doug Williams would score the next 42 points.
Dan Fouts most overrated QB in NFL history playoff numbers are laughable. He was no Joe Theismann. Not even close. But his father was important so he's in HOF imho.
You're right/ Fouts was no Theismann, he was leaps and bounds better. Theismann had a good run in the 1982 postseason. but 1982 was a joke of a season by the way. NINE games??? Other than that he was average at best..
Skins have ONE Super Bowl win that came in a full, completed season.
@@stevep8445 lets talk about Dan Fouts in the playoffs. The king of the choke & interception. With zero rings in any season, ever. Dan Fouts wasn't close to being as good as Joey T.