Yes, the Chargers played the Colts twice in 3 weeks. In the 28-team days, the 5th-place teams in each conference would play each other twice the next year.
& 28 years later on this day..... The Bills stunned the Pats 24-21 with the final minute on the drive for Cam "Fake/Scam" Newton fumbles the ball & Bills D recovers it!
Also the Cowboys beating the Eagles for the first time at home since 1987. Looking at the Packers when they had no running game at 4:54. First 100 yard runner in 3 years. That would change with Edgar Bennett and later Dorsey Levens.
Up and down season for the Eagles. Star lineman Jerome Brown was killed in a car wreck during the off season. I believe he was the piece that wouldve gotten them over the top. Cunningham returned from a broken leg in 91. He was really solid, but not his old self. Reggie White's last year in Philly. Won a huge wild card game on the road against a really good Saints team, but alas got blown out by Dallas in the divisional. I was 7 years old.... my first year really following the NFL lol
It's called the "5th place schedule" formula when they were a 28-team league that first started in 1978 aka the year they expanded the regular season to 16 games.
What was so horrible about the 28-31 team era was the whole "strength of schedule" garbage (5th place teams fighting each other twice in interdivisional play during the 28 era for example) rather than just rotate of who's next on the list like they did before 1978, let alone the return of it in 2002. There is a good reason why Buffalo had to wait till 2009 for their first home game against Tampa! Not to mention 2009 featured Jacksonville's first (and only) trip to the city of San Francisco, while hosting for the first (and only) time, the city of St. Louis.
@@SuperUkcats Cowboys played the Packers in Milwaukee in '78. I don't think they played again until the '82 playoffs. Dallas did get a home field edge on GB from '93-'95 winning 6 straight including the playoffs.
I remember watching the Houston Pittsburgh game as a 7 year old and I almost became a Steelers fan because of that game lol. Also, the highlight song Out Front for that game is the 🐐 of all Primetime songs! That's a fact!!
That Dolphins/Jets game: the Jets met the Dolphins at the right time, and Ken O'Brien always lit that team up, but really, that Jets team had good personnel and should've played more like this throughout the season. Then again, they played their best games in 1992 against divisional opponents, and were lackluster outside of it.
I love early 1990s football
Hearing these names brings back so many memories.
Yes, the Chargers played the Colts twice in 3 weeks. In the 28-team days, the 5th-place teams in each conference would play each other twice the next year.
This was when football was fun.
I love it..please give us more NFL Primetime episodes from 1992
& 28 years later on this day..... The Bills stunned the Pats 24-21 with the final minute on the drive for Cam "Fake/Scam" Newton fumbles the ball & Bills D recovers it!
Used to love coming home from watching games at the sportsbook all day and come home to watch NFL primetime!i live in las vegas..
Robin Roberts was indeed a sportscaster for ESPN and now she is a anchor on Good morning America on ABC
That Cardinals' shade of red is fantastic.
Also the Cowboys beating the Eagles for the first time at home since 1987. Looking at the Packers when they had no running game at 4:54. First 100 yard runner in 3 years. That would change with Edgar Bennett and later Dorsey Levens.
first non-strike Cowboy home win vs. Philly since '85
“WHAT DO YOU DO, TOM?”
“KNOCK IT DOWN!!”
Tom Jackson talking about the Zone Blitz in the Oilers/Steelers game, back when it didn't have a name; good stuff.
👍That was a nice throwback. What a great highlight show to watch growing up.
That patriots bills game was brutal. A tough struggle in western New York
Dallas Cowboys 1992 season is awesome 🏈
Greg Hubbard Well they didn’t. Deal with it.
@Greg Hubbard l should be dating Rhianna but I'm not
Greg Hubbard they absolutely handler the 49ers that game.
Up and down season for the Eagles. Star lineman Jerome Brown was killed in a car wreck during the off season. I believe he was the piece that wouldve gotten them over the top. Cunningham returned from a broken leg in 91. He was really solid, but not his old self. Reggie White's last year in Philly. Won a huge wild card game on the road against a really good Saints team, but alas got blown out by Dallas in the divisional. I was 7 years old.... my first year really following the NFL lol
@@christophersuswal9544 Big Jerome was a monster SMH great player
Its crazy teams not in the same division would still play each other twice a season some times like these two.
It's called the "5th place schedule" formula when they were a 28-team league that first started in 1978 aka the year they expanded the regular season to 16 games.
What was so horrible about the 28-31 team era was the whole "strength of schedule" garbage (5th place teams fighting each other twice in interdivisional play during the 28 era for example) rather than just rotate of who's next on the list like they did before 1978, let alone the return of it in 2002. There is a good reason why Buffalo had to wait till 2009 for their first home game against Tampa! Not to mention 2009 featured Jacksonville's first (and only) trip to the city of San Francisco, while hosting for the first (and only) time, the city of St. Louis.
And how about the time the Packers had to play in Dallas/Irving for FOUR straight years!
1978-79 to 2001-02 scheduling was just horrible.
@@SuperUkcats Cowboys played the Packers in Milwaukee in '78. I don't think they played again until the '82 playoffs. Dallas did get a home field edge on GB from '93-'95 winning 6 straight including the playoffs.
Patriots need to go back to those uniforms.
You need to go back to yours too, Bucco Bruce. Also, the Seahawks to their old threads.
Ed Romaine sounds like a real piece of work.
LOL. Yeah I'm voting for Hachbruker
We're a Tom Downey family. Nobody fights harder.
Thanks good memories!!
The Chargers began their run to a division title.
My time machine
We need the entire 92 season of primetime! Make it happen
I have about 4 more 92 primetimes coming up.
I remember watching the Houston Pittsburgh game as a 7 year old and I almost became a Steelers fan because of that game lol.
Also, the highlight song Out Front for that game is the 🐐 of all Primetime songs! That's a fact!!
Favre, the youngster, 3:33
So this was recorded in ‘92?
Do you have games from 11-5-95 Week 10 NFL Games? What a crazy day that was.
Chris Evert with the tough loss in Atlanta 😔
Vince Workman (My Way Back To You Babe)
Boomer had the Football nicknames on lock in the 90s and Stuart Scott had the NBA nicknames on lock in the 90s too
Curtis Duncan Hines was a good nickname too
That Dolphins/Jets game: the Jets met the Dolphins at the right time, and Ken O'Brien always lit that team up, but really, that Jets team had good personnel and should've played more like this throughout the season. Then again, they played their best games in 1992 against divisional opponents, and were lackluster outside of it.
Seems the Cardinals always played SF tough in that era.
32:18...that's wcw power hour theme song...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good call on that one!
Great
do you have a 1992-10-18 NFL Primetime and 1992-11-15 ???
The Patriots at rock bottom
ironically in this clip, the Pats actually put up a good fight at Buffalo
They certainly did. Bills Season Ticket Holder & the Patriots could have pulled off a major upset.
0-8. Their worst start in franchise history to this day
Tank for Drew Bledsoe.
The Pats are mere months away from the beginning of their rise…
30 years ago today
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