I ride by RFK daily when I'm on 295 and just drift back to old games, Sadly it'll be torn down soon but RFK will always be one of sports great cathedrals.
I love frank Gifford's voice reminds me so much of growing up in the 80s watching these games with my older brother and my dad I wish I could just go back in time and be a fly-on-the-wall with my family in the 80s
The NFL today is like a combination of flag football and arena football, it's a joke. You can't relate to the players, they don't have the aura about them like you really want to meet them. Watching the games, quarterbacks have so much time in the pocket compared to before. The media likes to overrate players even if they play like trash.
Back when Monday Night Football was special. I used to really look forward to the Monday night game. Sometimes you were even lucky enough to have your team featured in that weeks matchup. It always felt like a big game. Now it's just another game and it's lost all of it luster. Oh well. Still hoping for the time machine 😒🤔😕 and thanks Bart
Well the big games were put on Monday night. They're basically 4a with Thursday Night Football behind Sunday Night Football, and CBS/Fox during the day.
Back when Monday night football was special. Great announcers. Gifford. Cosell. Michaels. Dandy Don. And two of the very best teams in the eighties. San Francisco and Washington. These two were the dominant teams 1 2. In that decade
@@nocategories3398 I was going by the year in which they physically won the SB, not the season the preceded that victory. Going that way, the 9ers physically won 3 supers between 1/1/1980 and 12/31/1989, IE, the 1980s. But either way u say it, sf is #1 and wash is #2.
Norv Turner and Charlie Casserly destroyed the Redskins, Snyder actually improved the team a bit from that point although I wouldn't say he has done a good job. The Redskins from 1993 until Snyder bought the team was the biggest joke in the league. I can't think of a decent draft pick during that time. Although Michael Westbrook had a good season eventually. We even had a first round draft pick that ended up cut before opening day. Snyder shows up and started demanding players be cut for bad performance and the Millionaire players who cashed a Redskins check in free agency just to make a joke of the game started to straighten up.
I'm from Washington DC, I'm in my late 50's - and it's hard to believe what has happened to my team under Dan Snyder. COVID-19 Quarantine got me watching all of these old games (thank you TH-cam and NFL fans) and it brings a tear to my eye. Those really were the good old days. What happened?
You aint kidding . I witnessed the Skins in their full glory in the 1980s. Went to the three superbowl parades . I never thought in many life times I would see this organization fall to the levels it is. This use to be called one of the best franchises not just in the NFL but it sports. We had an identity. You never heard nor saw about JFK unless it got to playoff time. We never had to worry nor hear about the front office at all about foolishness. Now the front office is getting more coverage than the team on the field especially the owner. Thats a problem
@@rjam1974 The redskins was a great team throughout the eighties to the early nineties. When the old man sold the team, that's when the team really went downhill.
Me too my man. I was born in 79 so about this time is when I was introduced to the 49ers. Been a lifelong fan ever since. The good ol days can’t explain it any better
@@kray97 Lol, I feel you my bro… but to me, there will never be a team ever, better than Joe, Jerry, Craig, Ronnie, Steve, etc. Man that team was loaded.. But hey bro bro 😎 GOOOO 9er’s 🤜🏾🤛🏾 💯
@@PaulDogBaby No I get it, I love these players too. Never forget the past, but the way Joe is idolized now, no one knows he had a game like this every now and then.
@@kray97 No doubt… The league was a lot more defensive minded back then. But the players a today are way more skilled big and super fast. The old school players can’t keep up with this style. Good stuff man ;)
It became the #3 game of the week at best when it moved to ESPN. The best game is usually on NBC, and the second best is the main late game on the doubleheader network.
The previous week on MNF Bernie Kosar set a strange NFL record by becoming the first QB in NFL history to throw for at least 400 yards without a TD. There had been 80 400 yard games before that with the passer at least throwing one TD pass. The very next week the 49ers at Redskins game took place, and Montana would become the 2nd QB in NFL history to throw for 400 yards without a TD pass. Life is weird.
This game was weird, 49ers Offensive line had trouble and was rebuilding. The 49ers and Rice on the verge of becoming dominant. The '86 draft brought in future HOF players into the 49ers and this was a transition year from the 81-84 Super Bowl teams to the 87-90 Dynasty.
Came the playoffs, both of these excellent teams would be dominated by the eventual champion New York Giants. NYGs' 17-0 NFC title win over Washington followed one of the greatest beatdowns I ever saw, a 49-3 shellacking of San Francisco in the divisional round. I still don't believe it.
Thank you for sharing this! I was a senior in college when this game occurred, and watching the game on replay, it was every bit as sloppy as it felt back then. Nonetheless, a trip back to the glory days of the Redskins. Miss those days!
I met him and had my picture taken with him at the Redskins Premium Holiday Party back in December 2019; he still looked young and fit enough to suit up and play!
I miss Joe, Jerry, Dwight, Roger, Ronnie, and Bill. The good ol' days. Al Michaels is STILL going! I remember watchimg this game live...frustrating penalties, missed open TDs, dropped passes, and Montana unprotected. 9ers playing poorly....
I had to go back and checkout that stat of Washington on MNF record especially the home record. That is depressing I literally forgot how good we were on MNF smh
46th in rushing yards 70th in all purpose yards 95th in TDs scored He belongs in the Hall of Very Good. Not every good player gets in, ya know. Compare him to Riggins, who is 19th, 41st, and 14th, in those same categories. It's not a crime to NOT be elected. It's an HONOR to have a bust. I think Jay Novacek should be in, but I'll not insult the voters because they disagree with me. I like that Canton has not been polluted like Cooperstown has. There is NO ONE in Canton who doesn't belong. There's about 200 in the baseball Hall that should never have been elected. I appreciate your passion, however. peace
Where are the redskins that I knew and admired in my adolescence? The current Washington team is something else, they have nothing in common, I find it very difficult, if not impossible, to feel connected to them.
growing up in N. Cali I became a Raiders fan...I have no idea why my older sister became a Redskins fan. It's a shame that they aren't the Sins anymore I liked the Redskins...allot of history that team had for sure. They have retired the Redskins record and NOT carry them over to the other Wash team.
The 49ers had no problem moving the ball. They just couldn't score a touchdown. Montana was obviously still rusty, but give credit to the Redskin defense for bending without breaking.
My badass Skins..Man what a time it was to watch football..Star power on both teams. MNF was the shit..We ain't dinner early so we could watch the game..woop woop..
Who was the genius that said.. hey maybe we should put the score,downs,time outs,time clock and play clock on the screen at all times. Whoever you are, I’m grateful 👊🏽
It went to real grown men playing the game with respect to their coaches and to the the player,s on the opsite team, nodays, the tail wags the dog, the player,s now have no respect for the game, coaches or fellow player,s is absolutly sick what this me too era has done to the nfl,
@@randyware9645 no its called more options lol. There is Thursday Night Football, there is the football network, etc. MNF was the only game in town so everyone had to watch now is not the case
@@jamaalshelton6793 You have to remember, too, that this was an era where cable television wasn't a power player in the TV landscape. Now, most people have digital cable, phones, tablets, what have you.
Before kickoff Michaels said that he expects it to be high scoring, well it didn’t happen, Gibbs only reg season win vs the Walsh/seifert 49ers (other win in ‘83 nfc title game)
It might sound kind of dumb but I miss when the players would wear the big shoulder pads. Certain players would wear certain pads and you could almost tell who was who just by their silhouette. Now they all where the exact same pads and a lot of players look the same as others. The NFL now seems so sterile now.
That and running styles. Now they're all trained to run the same. Picture sanders low, Thurman Thomas slippery, Emmitt's awkward pauses, Marcus Allen's longer stride, Eric Dickersons upright running, Tony Dorsetts quick bursts, Roger Craig knee pump....kinda hard to see natural beauty now.
I agree. I loved watching MNF back in the 70's and 80's. Gone forever :( Too many games on TV now, it's not even a big deal anymore. Plus, hate to say it, for me it's hard to root for the criminals that play in the NFL now a days.
This game seemingly never ended, 150 plays is unheard of in today's game, but fun to watch old school MNF. We used to get games on an our delay on West coast.
Alot of stuffed runs and unfavorable down and distance here. Joe montana 33 for 60 no Tds 3 INTs; man thats bad. 440 yards, but, cant get into FG range more then 3x? 80's games are all about FGs; you took the 3 points, because 15-12 was common.
Air Coryell vs West Coast. 40 passes by Schreoder and Gibbs was the guy who created Air Coryell as the OC for The Chargers. 1986 was probably Gibbs most pass happy season.
The 1986 49ers draft was insanity. Larry Roberts, Tom Rathman, Tim McKyer, John Taylor, Charles Haley, Steve Wallace, Kevin Fagen, and Don Griffin who are all household names.
Either the play was not designed correctly or Schroeder planted to throw in the wrong spot. And possibly Grimm over ran the POA. Board got to take advantage of one of those 3 things.
This was the last time the Redskins beat the 49ers until 1999. The 49ers went on a 7-0 run against the Skins after this game including two wins in the divisional playoffs in 1990 and 1992. I know this because my dad was a huge Redskins fan and he loathed the 49ers with a passion. He never explained why other than to say he thought they were arrogant. I think he might have also held a life long grudge against the 49ers beating them out for team of the decade during the 1980s. He told me repeatedly that beating the 49ers was more important to him than beating Dallas. If they lost to the Cowboys he'd be upset for a day or two and then move on to next week. If they lost to San Francisco he'd stew about it all week long. When the Redskins finally broke the streak in 1999 to win and win the NFC East, to my dad it was better than winning the super bowl.
RFK was always rocking especially on Monday night, This '86 Redskins team was really good but they couldn't beat the Giants that season, New York beat Washington three times in "86. Including the NFC championship game 17-0.
NFL was great until the 49ers bought (slightly illegally [sega/odd contract structures to defer pay]) that super team of free agents just to play the cowboys. The packers then followed suit with a defense and wide receivers from all over (Reggie white Dotson Joyner Prior Simmons Buckley Beebe Howard Rison) . No more team recognition/loyalty. 93 free agent agreement had good intentions, and parity sounded good, till it no longer means anything if the 30th best team upsets the top team. *no offense to the 80s 49ers; it was 94 when it went too far.
This was the most disappointing season for the Skins during that era. It was arguably the best team they ever had. They beat the defending SB champion Bears at home in the playoffs, but then Bill Parcels and the Giants ruined it. They would have easily won the Super Bowl if they didn’t get stopped one game short, and they would have matched the 49ers with 4 rings. The NFC was completely dominant in the 80s. That was the peak of the NFL.
My favorite Al Michaels MNF moment: At four minutes left in the third quarter (11:50pm eastern time) "What comes first? The fourth quarter or Tuesday?" Ten minutes later (still in the third): a banner at the bottom of the screen "It's Tuesday" (see timestamp at 2:10:00 for all of this)
I’m the biggest redskins fan that there can be and this was a darn good win by the skins but just looking at Montana and the 49ers after this loss you get this vibe that they’re saying to themselves “we weren’t gonna tolerate losing anymore.” I dunno I just think good teams learn from Each other skins bears giants 49ers. It’s all good
The NFL was sure fun in the 80's interesting that only 2 Super Bowls was won by the AFC (Raiders)...yep, the NFC dominated the 80's Redskins, Bears, 49ers, Giants....all great teams in the 80's for sure.
I remember stepfather took me to this game he was a big Redskins fan and I'm still a niners fan we got home so late and I think I had school the next it was so long ago I just remember I had my niners hat on and I went home mad we lost to the deadskins
Obviously I forgot about the changing wr position at San Fran. Jerry, wrapped wrists, no gloves, Dwight wearing scuba gloves made popular by the fun bunch.
ABC Monday Night Football Frank Gifford, Al Michaels WASH: 8-2, 2nd place Good VCR quality 0:00:01 pre-game 6:06 (1Q) D. Green injured, does not return 40:23 (2Q) 1:34:07 halftime Both teams scoreless in 2nd half 1:37:17 (3Q) 2:29:51 (4Q) 3:08:47 3rd down drop 》4th down stop WASH wins 14-6, 9-2 Since there were no 2-point conversions back then, an 8-point lead was essentially a '2-score game' SF: 14 penalties, 114 yds Montana: 418+ passing yds, 0 TD's Rice: 12 catches, 200+ yds, 0 TD's
Theismann was having a bad year in 85'. I think they were having a losing season when he got injured on Monday Night. Schroederstarted the rest of the season and rallied them to almost making the playoffs. When Theismann was injured that night at RFK I recall some of the fans cheering when he stayed on the ground. I could be wrong.
This is my own. I looked up stats for the Redskins and the site had changed the team name to the Commanders. That is an individual sites' right, yet so wrong. You can't erase history.
The energy at RFK was crazy. Damn damn damn that stadium was awesome
I liked the cowboys, but rfk was special, made football seem serious
I heard RFK was one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL at the time
As a 49ers fan yes RFK was always rocking back in the day on game day of night during the Joe Gibbs Era.
I ride by RFK daily when I'm on 295 and just drift back to old games, Sadly it'll be torn down soon but RFK will always be one of sports great cathedrals.
@patrick19761976ify It was, Especially during the 1982 NFC championship game against Dallas, RFK was crazy!
I love frank Gifford's voice reminds me so much of growing up in the 80s watching these games with my older brother and my dad I wish I could just go back in time and be a fly-on-the-wall with my family in the 80s
Football during the 80’s was just so much more exciting.
There was no annoying overly political bullshit as it should be.
It sure was!
The NFL today is like a combination of flag football and arena football, it's a joke. You can't relate to the players, they don't have the aura about them like you really want to meet them. Watching the games, quarterbacks have so much time in the pocket compared to before. The media likes to overrate players even if they play like trash.
Agreed. Football now is more political. Football in the 80's was the tough guy era. You couldn't be a wuss and play then
Absolutely correct. I especially enjoyed MNF back in those days. So many great teams and matchups
Back when Monday Night Football was special. I used to really look forward to the Monday night game. Sometimes you were even lucky enough to have your team featured in that weeks matchup. It always felt like a big game. Now it's just another game and it's lost all of it luster. Oh well. Still hoping for the time machine 😒🤔😕 and thanks Bart
Well the big games were put on Monday night. They're basically 4a with Thursday Night Football behind Sunday Night Football, and CBS/Fox during the day.
It changed when the game was moved from ABC to ESPN. Now, it's just another game.
I used to love the intro watching the helmets crashing down the football field then the helmets crashing into each other! Classic!
Back when Monday night football was special. Great announcers. Gifford. Cosell. Michaels. Dandy Don. And two of the very best teams in the eighties. San Francisco and Washington. These two were the dominant teams 1 2. In that decade
1 and 1
@@cesarmedina7080 1 and 2, since 3 sb wins is actually more than 2.
The giants and bears had breakthrough seasons as well
@@rawn4203 4 to be accurate, going by season 81 84 88 89.
@@nocategories3398 I was going by the year in which they physically won the SB, not the season the preceded that victory. Going that way, the 9ers physically won 3 supers between 1/1/1980 and 12/31/1989, IE, the 1980s. But either way u say it, sf is #1 and wash is #2.
It’s honestly sad what Dan Snyder has done to the Redskins, they were once a storied franchise now they’re a dysfunctional joke
Its so bad, you can't even hate the Redskins and their fans. Its just pity.
Same for Jed York and the 49ers
AGREED
Dan Snyder is a fucking joke
Norv Turner and Charlie Casserly destroyed the Redskins, Snyder actually improved the team a bit from that point although I wouldn't say he has done a good job. The Redskins from 1993 until Snyder bought the team was the biggest joke in the league. I can't think of a decent draft pick during that time. Although Michael Westbrook had a good season eventually. We even had a first round draft pick that ended up cut before opening day. Snyder shows up and started demanding players be cut for bad performance and the Millionaire players who cashed a Redskins check in free agency just to make a joke of the game started to straighten up.
There are so many great players in this game. Even the non HOF players are solid.
I'm from Washington DC, I'm in my late 50's - and it's hard to believe what has happened to my team under Dan Snyder. COVID-19 Quarantine got me watching all of these old games (thank you TH-cam and NFL fans) and it brings a tear to my eye. Those really were the good old days. What happened?
Blame Jack Kent Cook for not giving ownership of the team to his son upon his death.
@@robertrowe5349 John Kent Cooke sold to Snyder and moved to the Caribbean...
You aint kidding . I witnessed the Skins in their full glory in the 1980s. Went to the three superbowl parades . I never thought in many life times I would see this organization fall to the levels it is. This use to be called one of the best franchises not just in the NFL but it sports. We had an identity. You never heard nor saw about JFK unless it got to playoff time. We never had to worry nor hear about the front office at all about foolishness. Now the front office is getting more coverage than the team on the field especially the owner. Thats a problem
Liberalism, political correctness
@@rjam1974 The redskins was a great team throughout the eighties to the early nineties. When the old man sold the team, that's when the team really went downhill.
I miss this era of football
They were hitting this game
Agreed 👍🏽
Yep. The NFL was at it's best between the mid-80's and early-90's, in my opinion.
Me too my man. I was born in 79 so about this time is when I was introduced to the 49ers. Been a lifelong fan ever since. The good ol days can’t explain it any better
You mean you miss football. What they’re playing now is not even the same sport.
SF... one of the most Legendary Franchises in any sport. GOD, I miss these times
The current 49ers are better than this team actually.
@@kray97 Lol, I feel you my bro… but to me, there will never be a team ever, better than Joe, Jerry, Craig, Ronnie, Steve, etc. Man that team was loaded.. But hey bro bro 😎 GOOOO 9er’s 🤜🏾🤛🏾 💯
@@PaulDogBaby No I get it, I love these players too. Never forget the past, but the way Joe is idolized now, no one knows he had a game like this every now and then.
@@kray97 No doubt… The league was a lot more defensive minded back then. But the players a today are way more skilled big and super fast. The old school players can’t keep up with this style. Good stuff man ;)
@@kray97I wouldn't go that far lol.. This years niners should win the Superbowl though
Miss the Redskins and Hogs! Love Darrel Green
This was when Monday night football was a big deal. Today, it may as well not even exist.
Don't say that. Suicide rates will skyrocket on monday evenings.
They deprioritized it once Disney moved it to ESPN. If it goes back to ABC, I expect them to get a better slate of games.
It became the #3 game of the week at best when it moved to ESPN. The best game is usually on NBC, and the second best is the main late game on the doubleheader network.
Late 70’s and early 90’s when I was really into Monday night football and loved it for many years in the 80’s.
LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😆😆😆 I feel the same way about the NBA playoffs.
It's odd seeing the stat where the Redskins actually had a winning record on MNF.
Why would that be odd??
The previous week on MNF Bernie Kosar set a strange NFL record by becoming the first QB in NFL history to throw for at least 400 yards without a TD. There had been 80 400 yard games before that with the passer at least throwing one TD pass. The very next week the 49ers at Redskins game took place, and Montana would become the 2nd QB in NFL history to throw for 400 yards without a TD pass. Life is weird.
401 yards 0 TD and also 0 INT for Kosar and 441 yards 0 TD but 3 INT for Montana Kosar won but Joe lost which makes Kosar's more impressive
@@StatsRob1975 Randall Cunningham turned that trick in the Fog Bowl.
I know something weirder: In 1983 Terry Bradshaw checked into a hospital using the name Tom Brady as an alias.
And this had to be close to that bizarre jets dolphins game where they threw for a mile.
This game was weird, 49ers Offensive line had trouble and was rebuilding. The 49ers and Rice on the verge of becoming dominant. The '86 draft brought in future HOF players into the 49ers and this was a transition year from the 81-84 Super Bowl teams to the 87-90 Dynasty.
You stole my line. Weird is the Skins won Superbowls with three different QBs, but not Schroeder.
Came the playoffs, both of these excellent teams would be dominated by the eventual champion New York Giants. NYGs' 17-0 NFC title win over Washington followed one of the greatest beatdowns I ever saw, a 49-3 shellacking of San Francisco in the divisional round. I still don't believe it.
Thank you for sharing this! I was a senior in college when this game occurred, and watching the game on replay, it was every bit as sloppy as it felt back then. Nonetheless, a trip back to the glory days of the Redskins. Miss those days!
Gary Clark needs to be in the HOF
Been saying this for Years!!!!
that malt liquor ad dude strong as hell to tilt that pool table wit 1 hand.
I met him and had my picture taken with him at the Redskins Premium Holiday Party back in December 2019; he still looked young and fit enough to suit up and play!
Absolutely!
well, at least the hall of damn good. loved him an webster slaughter of the browns
I miss Joe, Jerry, Dwight, Roger, Ronnie, and Bill. The good ol' days. Al Michaels is STILL going!
I remember watchimg this game live...frustrating penalties, missed open TDs, dropped passes, and Montana unprotected. 9ers playing poorly....
star power galore in this game.. the very beginning of modern day football on full display
"Modern day football" is garbage.
Thanks for uploading this classic Monday Night Game from 1986 between the Niners against the Redskins from 1986. I grew up a big 49ers fan.
I didn't...HTTR
I had to go back and checkout that stat of Washington on MNF record especially the home record. That is depressing I literally forgot how good we were on MNF smh
I miss this era of NFL football too. Craig also deserves to be in the HOF. It's a shame. These voters suck.
Anyone who runs and receives 1000 yards in same season should be in
Great all around back. Somehow Joe Jacoby isn't in either.
46th in rushing yards
70th in all purpose yards
95th in TDs scored
He belongs in the Hall of Very Good.
Not every good player gets in, ya know.
Compare him to Riggins, who is 19th, 41st, and 14th, in those same categories.
It's not a crime to NOT be elected. It's an HONOR to have a bust. I think Jay Novacek should be in, but I'll not insult the voters because they disagree with me.
I like that Canton has not been polluted like Cooperstown has. There is NO ONE in Canton who doesn't belong. There's about 200 in the baseball Hall that should never have been elected.
I appreciate your passion, however.
peace
@@comfortatno put Craig in. He took the pressure off Montana in all 3 SB runs. He was instrumental in the 49’ers offense. Clouded by stats.
Where are the redskins that I knew and admired in my adolescence? The current Washington team is something else, they have nothing in common, I find it very difficult, if not impossible, to feel connected to them.
growing up in N. Cali I became a Raiders fan...I have no idea why my older sister became a Redskins fan. It's a shame that they aren't the Sins anymore I liked the Redskins...allot of history that team had for sure. They have retired the Redskins record and NOT carry them over to the other Wash team.
There was a sign that said "Schroeder's Raiders". That would be true in 1988
I remembered that sign when Schroeder was traded
415 yards, 3 interceptions and no TD's. Got sacked 4 times and wacked like 18 times. Great game.
Imagine if our QBs had a game like that nowadays.
I miss these days. I miss this type of football but most of all i miss a Washington team that was really really good.❤😢😭
The 49ers had no problem moving the ball. They just couldn't score a touchdown. Montana was obviously still rusty, but give credit to the Redskin defense for bending without breaking.
Legend has it, Dexter Manley gave Joe Montana a swirly after the game.
My badass Skins..Man what a time it was to watch football..Star power on both teams. MNF was the shit..We ain't dinner early so we could watch the game..woop woop..
Wow, just like everyone else I can't believe how many great players in this game. So many superstars on both sides of the ball.
The nfl today has lost its way, a meer shell of what they use to be, RIP NFL
Who was the genius that said.. hey maybe we should put the score,downs,time outs,time clock and play clock on the screen at all times.
Whoever you are, I’m grateful 👊🏽
what happened to nfl football? it used to be a historic event monday night football.
It went to real grown men playing the game with respect to their coaches and to the the player,s on the opsite team, nodays, the tail wags the dog, the player,s now have no respect for the game, coaches or fellow player,s is absolutly sick what this me too era has done to the nfl,
@@randyware9645 no its called more options lol. There is Thursday Night Football, there is the football network, etc. MNF was the only game in town so everyone had to watch now is not the case
NFL and ESPN fuck it up when it was on network television once a week it was an event .
@@jamaalshelton6793 You have to remember, too, that this was an era where cable television wasn't a power player in the TV landscape. Now, most people have digital cable, phones, tablets, what have you.
@@jamaalshelton6793 less is more nobody cares about Thursday night football
great upload I have wanted to see this game for years
I hate both these teams, but the talent level is these players is undeniable
Before kickoff Michaels said that he expects it to be high scoring, well it didn’t happen, Gibbs only reg season win vs the Walsh/seifert 49ers (other win in ‘83 nfc title game)
It might sound kind of dumb but I miss when the players would wear the big shoulder pads. Certain players would wear certain pads and you could almost tell who was who just by their silhouette. Now they all where the exact same pads and a lot of players look the same as others. The NFL now seems so sterile now.
That and running styles. Now they're all trained to run the same. Picture sanders low, Thurman Thomas slippery, Emmitt's awkward pauses, Marcus Allen's longer stride, Eric Dickersons upright running, Tony Dorsetts quick bursts, Roger Craig knee pump....kinda hard to see natural beauty now.
@@nocategories3398 All run the same. All basically built the same.
Dave Butz with a big game.
This was the first Monday night game my dad took me too.
I agree. I loved watching MNF back in the 70's and 80's. Gone forever :( Too many games on TV now, it's not even a big deal anymore. Plus, hate to say it, for me it's hard to root for the criminals that play in the NFL now a days.
I miss the Frank Gifford era of pro football
He’s not appreciated enough. For me he was monday night. Great call.
This game seemingly never ended, 150 plays is unheard of in today's game, but fun to watch old school MNF. We used to get games on an our delay on West coast.
Two dynasty teams going at it .
I miss the 80s in general
Football and movies were the only good things about the 80s.
@@insiderjokevids You forgot the music less BS with politics no social media or cell phones that leads to many bad things etc
@@toddcelticsfanredsoxfan8656 Music was hit or miss. I prefer 90s or 70s music
Jerry Rice vs Darrell Green. Doesn't get better.
I totally forgot about this game....awesome upload
Great game Bart. 100 total attempts from the QBs. Pretty much unheard of back then.
Alot of stuffed runs and unfavorable down and distance here. Joe montana 33 for 60 no Tds 3 INTs; man thats bad. 440 yards, but, cant get into FG range more then 3x? 80's games are all about FGs; you took the 3 points, because 15-12 was common.
It was heard of back then, just not every week. That same season the Dolphins and Jets had a shoot out where both QB's had over 500 yards.
Smashmouth vs West Coast Offense, a great rivalry by the West vs East.
Air Coryell vs West Coast. 40 passes by Schreoder and Gibbs was the guy who created Air Coryell as the OC for The Chargers. 1986 was probably Gibbs most pass happy season.
ive been searching for this game for so long!
The 1986 49ers draft was insanity. Larry Roberts, Tom Rathman, Tim McKyer, John Taylor, Charles Haley, Steve Wallace, Kevin Fagen, and Don Griffin who are all household names.
The NFC was loaded back then💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
33:46 - Darrell Green doing what he did best.
49ers and Redskins had some truly great games over the years. Too bad Snyder has ruined that organization seemingly beyond repair
HIGH VOLTAGE agreed Snyder ruined them
It was ruined before Snyder
Mr.Bart you or can you get the game between the broncos vs redskins and vikings vs redskins in 1986.
Crazy that Schroeder ended up getting benched and the skins won the super bowl the next year
This game wasn't one of Jay's better efforts
Schroeder was a deer in headlights against the better teams. Three games vs. the NYG that season prove it.
5:35--Doug Williams TRIED to talk to Jay Schroeder. Karma is a bitch--see 1987.
@@JAWrightonline I peeped that too, straight blew him off...
8:13 Russ Grimm plays matador to Dwaine Board. Didn't see that often.
Either the play was not designed correctly or Schroeder planted to throw in the wrong spot. And possibly Grimm over ran the POA. Board got to take advantage of one of those 3 things.
Schroeder’s happy feet in the pocket does that to O lineman
This was the last time the Redskins beat the 49ers until 1999. The 49ers went on a 7-0 run against the Skins after this game including two wins in the divisional playoffs in 1990 and 1992. I know this because my dad was a huge Redskins fan and he loathed the 49ers with a passion. He never explained why other than to say he thought they were arrogant. I think he might have also held a life long grudge against the 49ers beating them out for team of the decade during the 1980s. He told me repeatedly that beating the 49ers was more important to him than beating Dallas. If they lost to the Cowboys he'd be upset for a day or two and then move on to next week. If they lost to San Francisco he'd stew about it all week long. When the Redskins finally broke the streak in 1999 to win and win the NFC East, to my dad it was better than winning the super bowl.
This was a great commentating crew. They later added Dan Dierdorf and messed it up...
Back when Monday Night Football was for the top tier teams and not every team played on Monday Night like today
RFK was always rocking especially on Monday night, This '86 Redskins team was really good but they couldn't beat the Giants that season, New York beat Washington three times in "86. Including the NFC championship game 17-0.
NFL was great until the 49ers bought (slightly illegally [sega/odd contract structures to defer pay]) that super team of free agents just to play the cowboys. The packers then followed suit with a defense and wide receivers from all over (Reggie white Dotson Joyner Prior Simmons Buckley Beebe Howard Rison) . No more team recognition/loyalty. 93 free agent agreement had good intentions, and parity sounded good, till it no longer means anything if the 30th best team upsets the top team. *no offense to the 80s 49ers; it was 94 when it went too far.
So true
This was the most disappointing season for the Skins during that era. It was arguably the best team they ever had. They beat the defending SB champion Bears at home in the playoffs, but then Bill Parcels and the Giants ruined it. They would have easily won the Super Bowl if they didn’t get stopped one game short, and they would have matched the 49ers with 4 rings. The NFC was completely dominant in the 80s. That was the peak of the NFL.
Longest game in the history of MNF! But at least the good guys won, so all's well that ends well. HTTR!
Back when pro football was worth watching.
Charles Haley v Joe Jacoby WOW
Why did the 49ers go for it on 4th and 4 late
My favorite Al Michaels MNF moment: At four minutes left in the third quarter (11:50pm eastern time) "What comes first? The fourth quarter or Tuesday?"
Ten minutes later (still in the third): a banner at the bottom of the screen "It's Tuesday"
(see timestamp at 2:10:00 for all of this)
As a young child, sick to the gills, threw up in my oatmeal. Then I was told to finish it. Impact moment.
Do you have the 1986 Redskins-Bears NFC divisional playoff game? I'd love if you could upload it, thank you!
Tommy Phillips i have it on dvd.
I’m the biggest redskins fan that there can be and this was a darn good win by the skins but just looking at Montana and the 49ers after this loss you get this vibe that they’re saying to themselves “we weren’t gonna tolerate losing anymore.” I dunno I just think good teams learn from Each other skins bears giants 49ers. It’s all good
hi can you please upload 1987 mnf patriots vs jets or 2004 jets at patriots ? ive always wanted too see those games
I wish the Cardinals had stayed in St. Louis and the NFC east.
Redskins had such a cool nfl logo and now it’s so vanilla and plain. Just like their new name
Boy the laundry mat must have been opened late that night.....so many flags it's insane.
The NFL was sure fun in the 80's interesting that only 2 Super Bowls was won by the AFC (Raiders)...yep, the NFC dominated the 80's Redskins, Bears, 49ers, Giants....all great teams in the 80's for sure.
Art Monk was always getting tackled at the 1 yard line lol. I used to feel sorry for him
Is there a corner of Montana and Clark street in San Francisco?
Watching these old games, I'm learning that these players who became legendary actually made a lot of bad plays along the way.
Looking at you, Joe.
I remember stepfather took me to this game he was a big Redskins fan and I'm still a niners fan we got home so late and I think I had school the next it was so long ago I just remember I had my niners hat on and I went home mad we lost to the deadskins
Your team played in cakewalk division. If the 9ers had played in the NFC the SB titles would have been drastically reduced.
@@robertrowe5349 Says the guy who apparantly doesnt know the 81 9ers in the playoffs beat the giants and the cowboys to make the SB.
@@robertrowe5349 yeah the NFC West was a bunch of cream puffs other than the 49ers sometimes the Rams are good
@@robertrowe5349 I think the 49ers won a dugout one or two super bowls win them I mean that's about it
@@robertrowe5349
Whatever that's so dumb to say
I will skip the dessert, thank you.
Notice how the scoreboard is only shown 4 or 5 times during the game. Nowadays, there's constant overlays.
So you rather not know the score? Having the score up in the corner is better plain and simple
@@michaelparker6240 Did I say that?
R.I.P.: R.F.K. Stadium
God I miss this game
Can u upload the bears vikings game 1986 when the vikings won 23-7
Obviously I forgot about the changing wr position at San Fran. Jerry, wrapped wrists, no gloves, Dwight wearing scuba gloves made popular by the fun bunch.
ABC Monday Night Football
Frank Gifford, Al Michaels
WASH: 8-2, 2nd place
Good VCR quality
0:00:01 pre-game
6:06 (1Q)
D. Green injured, does not return
40:23 (2Q)
1:34:07 halftime
Both teams scoreless in 2nd half
1:37:17 (3Q)
2:29:51 (4Q)
3:08:47 3rd down drop 》4th down
stop
WASH wins 14-6, 9-2
Since there were no 2-point conversions back then, an 8-point lead was essentially a
'2-score game'
SF: 14 penalties, 114 yds
Montana: 418+ passing yds, 0 TD's
Rice: 12 catches, 200+ yds, 0 TD's
if u guys were running backs what kind of face masks would u pick ..?
Where was Darrell Green?
Russ Francis was giving away the snap count.
Green vs Rice just about as good as it got in the 80’s.
2:56:41 a young Charles Haley showing promise.
Nothing like the old days
I don't think Joe Theismann would have made a difference vs. the NYG in '86. The NYG were an unstoppable machine in '86.
Theismann was so bad in his last year that even if he wasn't injured the previous season he would have retired.
Theismann was having a bad year in 85'. I think they were having a losing season when he got injured on Monday Night. Schroederstarted the rest of the season and rallied them to almost making the playoffs. When Theismann was injured that night at RFK I recall some of the fans cheering when he stayed on the ground. I could be wrong.
All the players were trying to figure this game out.???
1:52:25 Montana misses wide open Rice TD, wow.
This is my own. I looked up stats for the Redskins and the site had changed the team name to the Commanders. That is an individual sites' right, yet so wrong. You can't erase history.
It seems like at times the Redskin O line wanted Schroeder to get hurt.
Hadn’t seen shiny new Redskin helmets in some time and they aren’t likely any new ones being made
Charlie Brown.? Gone but not forgotten. Que Peanuts theme song.❤