So many things to sort thru here as a casual football fan: - When did they fire Erickson again? - Why is Gus Johnson relatively subdued for these big moments? - When was Del Greco reliable, exactly? (McNair/George era Titans fans are all nodding) - Freaking Logo Athletic did uniforms for how long? - Man, Brian Blades was a Seahawk for a long time! - Could this game feature teams that better fit the “somewhere between 7-9 and 9-7” mould? But one thing remains certain - dependable and reliable all these years later: 60 Minutes is coming up next (except on the West Coast).
Gus Johnson didn't really become GUS JOHNSON until a few seasons later after Internet blogs recognized his calls during the NCAA tournament and he started overselling on the air. Also, there's only so much you can be excited about with a field goal, even a game-winning one.
Here's the episode summary for 11/29/98: ""Y2K" looks at efforts to handle the year 2000 computer glitch that may crash computer systems around the world. "Slave Labor" examines how Jews were used as slave labor during the holocaust. "The Black Farmer" examines the plight of black farmers who face discrimination from white-controlled local committees. "Andy Rooney" responds to viewer mail."
Ricky Watters, first Notre Dame player I witnessed scoring a touchdown when Dad (alum) and I watched the 88 Michigan game. Will never forget that punt return.
Ah, 1998 and the “Tennessee Oilers.” That weird in-between time in the transition from Houston Oilers to Tennessee Titans, lol. This was the first NFL season that I have some clear memory of…I would have been 10/11 years old. Man this makes me feel old. This footage looks more like early ‘90s than late ‘90s, haha
Thank you for calling this out. The Tennessee Oilers is just such a bizarre science experiment gone wrong hybrid between two totally independent eras of the same franchise.
The only reason they changed their look is because they didn't have much success on the field. Now that they won a Superbowl with the Navy and lime green they probably will stick with that look for a long time. Hell, Seattle never even wears throwback uniforms so the team management must really hate the silver, royal blue, and Kelly green.
@@ryanjacobson2508 The NFL has a rule about one color helmet (it's a stupid rule btw...college teams wear multiple helmets so no reason NFL couldn't) so even if they wanted to wear silver they couldn't
Yeah I remember when he was considered a veteran when he QB'ed for Cincinnati, Detroit then Dallas. The guy got around. I always thought he could have been better.
The Seattle (still silver helmeted) Seahawks vs the (used to be Houston) Tennessee Oilers. Two relics lost to time. Speaking of Houston, they lost their team and got one back in 6 years and Cleveland only had to wait 4 years to get their team back but us suckers in LA lost 2 teams and had to wait over 20 fucking years for a return. What a world we live in.
It's pretty fucking simple. Houston and Cleveland were desperate so they forked over hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars in public funds, most in bonds that have to be paid back with interest, to build stadiums for billionaire team owners. The stadium in Los Angeles was 100% privately funded. LA isn't the sucker. It's no coincidence that the only two NFL cities with 100% privately funded stadiums are New York and LA. They have the clout to say "fuck you, pay for your own stadium".
Love the unis but hate the logo. The bird looks weird like its squinting or has bags or something. These unis and colors with the new logo with the old colors would be awesome. Theyre ready for an update anyway, their current unis were so radical at the time but now they look kinda dated. Very 2012
An excellent lesson in the perception of time. 33 seconds for the Oiler's fans is like 33 years. And the Seahawk's fans experience it as 33 nanoseconds.
7:30 I've been seeing coaches being able to call the time out for a LONG time now, to the point where I can't remember when it was required that an on the field player had to call it. You will usually see the coach be right near the line judge to call time to ice kickers anymore, so much it's become a common trope. What year did they change it to where coaches could call the time out?
@@bryancoullahan2508 Right before Tasker says that, you can see the Seahawks coach (don't remember his name) actually try to get a player's attention. I'm assuming that rule applied to coaches, too, based on that.
I can't find any such evidence of this ever being a thing (coach has always been allowed to call timeouts, as far as I can find). I think this is just misunderstood/taken out of context as (@ 7:25 ) you can see the coach trying to call timeout here.
Let's see. Probably postgame show until 5, then some dumb shit like American Sportsman or figure skating or Byron Allen, local news at 6, CBS Evening News, then 60 Minutes at 7.
In that game Seattle had 4 turnovers, only 13 first downs, only had the ball for 22 minutes and 1-9 on 3rd down conversion so it looks like they cheated themselves
Quick question what the heck does the West Coast show? Everytime local news stations show something (60 Minutes, local news at 6 pm, etc) they always say except in the west. What is it?
2 things: the announcer doesn’t think the sack was helmet to helmet. That would be targeting every time today. Also, I’m not sure that would have been a catch today on the same play.
Field goals can take only 5 seconds by rule now but prior to 2002 the clock operator would always keep running the clock to end the game. Field goals could take 10 seconds sometimes. The clock continuing to run after the Patriots won the Super Bowl prompted a rule change.
33 seconds of your life is 33 seconds. In the world of professional sports in this case this video 33 seconds started at a minute 10 and end it at 9 minutes so that was 7 minutes and 50 seconds of enjoying 33 seconds of your life Y so serious 😈🃏🥃
15 yds for roughing the passer (hit to the head). Wait a sec, I thought NFL adopted that rule to protect Tom Brady? That's what everyone told me. Next thing someone will yell me is in the 80s they had the "in the grasp" rule to protect the QBs from being actually tackled to protect them.....oh wait a sec....
@@jeffreyv8306 yes, we know that, but amazing how many times a roughing the passer penalty has been called over the years and Brady got blamed for it, even though the original big changing rule was the Carson Palmer rule. The Brady addition was just a small addendum.
I hated the way Houston always lost games like this. And the Buffalo Bills, 🤦🏽♂️ that year Houston demolished them in the first two games and for almost 3 quarters of the 2nd half in the playoffs. I was so pissed because of this. Prevent defense, it prevents you from winning the game. Smh
@@rickyfarstad4197 if they had a time out left which I did not notice even if they had that time out it should have been used to stop the clock his knee was down before he went out of bounds terrible call by The ref I mean how blind can you be his knee was down inside the field inside the line that means it's still playable and the clock should still be running and if the coach wants to call his last time out to stop the clock he should have but he didn't because they called him out of bounds which was wrong
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Great drive, but don't forget, 60 Minutes coming up next except on the West Coast.
And the Mountain Time Zone
Still, to this day, CBS mentions those. 60 Minutes makes CBS so much $$$
It was hilarious seeing that mentioned during the broadcast. Even the West Coast Offence wasn't good enough to watch 60 minutes.
leslie stahl was only like 46 then
I read that in Jim Nantz voice 😂
I love how there's only 0:37 seconds left in the game yet this video is over 10 minutes.
Whether in the NFL or the NBA, the product of a close game is always the same
So many things to sort thru here as a casual football fan:
- When did they fire Erickson again?
- Why is Gus Johnson relatively subdued for these big moments?
- When was Del Greco reliable, exactly? (McNair/George era Titans fans are all nodding)
- Freaking Logo Athletic did uniforms for how long?
- Man, Brian Blades was a Seahawk for a long time!
- Could this game feature teams that better fit the “somewhere between 7-9 and 9-7” mould?
But one thing remains certain - dependable and reliable all these years later: 60 Minutes is coming up next (except on the West Coast).
Gus Johnson is an American Treasure! Shameful, he's not doing Monday Night or Sunday night! and dang, those Seahawk Unis were awesome!
@@bocagoodtimes1460 he's too gimmicky.
They got rid of Erickson after the jets lost next week. And then Paul Allen the Owner brought in Mike Homgrem from Green Bay
Yup, Erickson was fired shortly after this because he became Oregon State head coach for 1999.
Gus Johnson didn't really become GUS JOHNSON until a few seasons later after Internet blogs recognized his calls during the NCAA tournament and he started overselling on the air. Also, there's only so much you can be excited about with a field goal, even a game-winning one.
60 Minutes has been coming up next, except on the West Coast before I was even born, and it’s still going. The real dynasty.
60 Minutes and not being on the west coast, name a more iconic duo
I pride myself and think of myself as a man of faith, as 60 Minutes is up next, except on the West Coast. And so it'll be seen at its normal time.
Anybody have a recording of the 60 Minutes episode that came next? I feel like I need to see it.
Here's the episode summary for 11/29/98:
""Y2K" looks at efforts to handle the year 2000 computer glitch that may crash computer systems around the world. "Slave Labor" examines how Jews were used as slave labor during the holocaust. "The Black Farmer" examines the plight of black farmers who face discrimination from white-controlled local committees. "Andy Rooney" responds to viewer mail."
Sounds like you live on the (West Coast)
Ricky Watters, first Notre Dame player I witnessed scoring a touchdown when Dad (alum) and I watched the 88 Michigan game. Will never forget that punt return.
Damn I forget, what was up next? Asking for a friend on the west coast
Ah, 1998 and the “Tennessee Oilers.” That weird in-between time in the transition from Houston Oilers to Tennessee Titans, lol. This was the first NFL season that I have some clear memory of…I would have been 10/11 years old. Man this makes me feel old. This footage looks more like early ‘90s than late ‘90s, haha
Thank you for calling this out. The Tennessee Oilers is just such a bizarre science experiment gone wrong hybrid between two totally independent eras of the same franchise.
Other than on the Clampets’ property, is there much oil in Tennessee?
Of course how many lakes are there in L.A., or Jazz musicians in Utah?
I still prefer these old Seahawks uniforms. Love the silver helmet.
That's what I was thinking, I like those sleeves.
Those Seahawks unis are spectacular!!
The only reason they changed their look is because they didn't have much success on the field. Now that they won a Superbowl with the Navy and lime green they probably will stick with that look for a long time. Hell, Seattle never even wears throwback uniforms so the team management must really hate the silver, royal blue, and Kelly green.
@@ryanjacobson2508 The NFL has a rule about one color helmet (it's a stupid rule btw...college teams wear multiple helmets so no reason NFL couldn't) so even if they wanted to wear silver they couldn't
The dismantling of the Oilers gave us both the Titans and the Texans. Man, I miss the Oilers…
Both these uniform sets are beautiful
Hearing Kitna referred to as "young quarterback" makes me feel old.
Yeah I remember when he was considered a veteran when he QB'ed for Cincinnati, Detroit then Dallas. The guy got around. I always thought he could have been better.
The Mountain Time Zone getting some love by Gus!
The Seattle (still silver helmeted) Seahawks vs the (used to be Houston) Tennessee Oilers. Two relics lost to time. Speaking of Houston, they lost their team and got one back in 6 years and Cleveland only had to wait 4 years to get their team back but us suckers in LA lost 2 teams and had to wait over 20 fucking years for a return. What a world we live in.
It's pretty fucking simple. Houston and Cleveland were desperate so they forked over hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars in public funds, most in bonds that have to be paid back with interest, to build stadiums for billionaire team owners. The stadium in Los Angeles was 100% privately funded. LA isn't the sucker. It's no coincidence that the only two NFL cities with 100% privately funded stadiums are New York and LA. They have the clout to say "fuck you, pay for your own stadium".
And also you LA suckers were not able to watch 60 minutes inmediately after this game
@@mjwbulich Foxboro is also privately funded IIRC.
Was Seattle still an AFC team at this point?
Remember when a 50 yard field goal was an amazing feat? It has become common now.
Still big at the buzzer
so has missing a 15 yarder..
@@blachloch1 yup, and its because of the stupid 33 yard extra point
Unless you're a Viking.
I love all the oil fields in Tennessee
The Jazz in Utah
Lakes in Los Angeles
Dude selling 60 minutes like it was Bash at the Beach with Hulk Hogan’s heel turn.
I look forward to these old style uniforms coming back.
Those old Seahawk jerseys & helmets were awesome.
I think it's been long enough Seattle goes back to the 76-01 jerseys.
Those unis are absolutely spectacular!!!
Team management must be blind because NOBODY likes the dark blue/lime green crap.
Love the unis but hate the logo. The bird looks weird like its squinting or has bags or something. These unis and colors with the new logo with the old colors would be awesome. Theyre ready for an update anyway, their current unis were so radical at the time but now they look kinda dated. Very 2012
The lime green is awful. Just awful.
Hell yeah.
that mustve been a bangin episode of 60minutes
An excellent lesson in the perception of time. 33 seconds for the Oiler's fans is like 33 years. And the Seahawk's fans experience it as 33 nanoseconds.
I miss those oiler uniforms
Always liked Todd Peterson, underrated kicker.
Plot twist: 60 minutes actually WAS on next on the west coast.
Dun-dun-DUNNNNN!
Hey, I tuned in to CBS to watch 60 Minutes. Will it be airing...oh, ok, it's next
I miss Dennis Erickson's hair
Andy Garcia was a solid kicker in the 90s.
Warren Moon on the sideline against his former team priceless.
God I miss these uniforms on both teams.
I remember playing in this game. I was the best one.
Im the coach jumping after the victory
@@js2010ish Hey Gregg, how ya doin?
I was the ball boy sniffing Jon Kitna's jockstrap.
Those old Seahawk uniforms are sharp.
7:30 I've been seeing coaches being able to call the time out for a LONG time now, to the point where I can't remember when it was required that an on the field player had to call it. You will usually see the coach be right near the line judge to call time to ice kickers anymore, so much it's become a common trope. What year did they change it to where coaches could call the time out?
I think they just meant that a player on the sideline couldn’t call the timeout, only players on the field. Coaches could always call timeouts
@@bryancoullahan2508 Right before Tasker says that, you can see the Seahawks coach (don't remember his name) actually try to get a player's attention. I'm assuming that rule applied to coaches, too, based on that.
I can't find any such evidence of this ever being a thing (coach has always been allowed to call timeouts, as far as I can find). I think this is just misunderstood/taken out of context as (@ 7:25 ) you can see the coach trying to call timeout here.
It also feels weird to see sideline players standing on the field behind the play at 4:01
What will be on the west coast instead of 60 minutes is the question
Let's see. Probably postgame show until 5, then some dumb shit like American Sportsman or figure skating or Byron Allen, local news at 6, CBS Evening News, then 60 Minutes at 7.
Those Oiler uni’s were awesome
'98 Seahawks should've made the playoffs. Seattle was cheated vs NYJ with Vinny Testaverde's phantom td when instant replay was banned.
The shocking td ruling on that Testeverde sneak negated an incredible play by Cortez Kennedy to
stop him... th-cam.com/video/J503HruENQY/w-d-xo.html
That play brought IR back.
In that game Seattle had 4 turnovers, only 13 first downs, only had the ball for 22 minutes and 1-9 on 3rd down conversion so it looks like they cheated themselves
@@TL2354 And the Jets still lost (or should have).
Does anyone know what was coming up next?
60 minutes
Except on the west coast.
I was gonna say Heidi 😅
That bad call for 15 yards and clock readjustment really helped more than anything.
🤣
I wonder what was on after this game (except on the west coast)?
I wonder if 60 minutes will be on after this?
Coming up next: 60 Minutes (except on the west coast)
Man, the west coast always gets the shaft.
You mean...can they hold on for 10 minutes.
In football, 33 seconds can last an eternity.
Wow in 1998 the Tackles still weren’t doing the kick slide? When did that come out? Early 2000’s?
Peterson is wearing a gold wedding band.
Heat Miser ... that's awesome
Finally, the game is over. Now we can watch 60 Minutes!
Why does the score board say Tennessee? I’m so confused !
A blessing in disguise cause what happened to the Oilers-Titans a few years later? You guessed, a Super Bowl birth.!
What's the % for parents taking out a 2nd mortgage for kids college? Probably pretty high Gus!!!
I wish the hawks would go back to these unies
Two great uniforms
Quick question what the heck does the West Coast show? Everytime local news stations show something (60 Minutes, local news at 6 pm, etc) they always say except in the west. What is it?
Very rare, most people don't remember the Tennessee Oilers. Or that the Seahawks were in the AFC
2 things: the announcer doesn’t think the sack was helmet to helmet. That would be targeting every time today. Also, I’m not sure that would have been a catch today on the same play.
Was thinking the same, hit the ground and maybe moved a little bit.. it doesn’t take much movement now for it to be called incomplete
Kitna should be in the hall of fame
Wow Todd Peterson was the Forty Niners kicker in 2003....as a Fan I had no idea!
Seattle needs to bring these uniforms back.
Yep. Their current uniforms are probably the ugliest in the league.
@@Agent-xn1hr even worse when they wear the neon green.
What airs on the west coast after games?
Only undisputed winner Jeff Fisher's hair.
Nah man, the stache wins in a landslide!
Yeah the game is cool and all but what’s coming on next? On the east coast preferably
Steve Tasker? 1998? Good lord I feel old.
Warren Moon too
Just curious, was 60 Minutes going to be shown immediately following the game on the West Coast? Information was unclear.
Woo hoo!
I was curious aboutt McKnight, was wondering if he was related to the one that passed that played for NYJ in recent years but it doesn't seem so?
warren moon looks just as confused to be a Seahawk as I am
I still can’t believe Seattle didn’t run the ball.
When you realize the NFL is fixed you will believe it
@@stratocaster0842 hahahaha i mean is it fixed as in they call more penalties on certain teams yes but no its not
@@stratocaster0842 tell the players its fixed
3:16 is the left wide out offside?
Kind of miss the old unis for the Seahawks.
And this is in my feed in 2021 because?
Algorithm?
Smart underrated play by Pritchard to get out of bounds there.
BUT.... Who won the game? There had to be time left on the clock, maybe 2 seconds left.
Field goals can take only 5 seconds by rule now but prior to 2002 the clock operator would always keep running the clock to end the game. Field goals could take 10 seconds sometimes. The clock continuing to run after the Patriots won the Super Bowl prompted a rule change.
10 minutes to run down 33 seconds. That's why I only watch game highlights today.
That was not a catch by McKnight it hit the ground
You can take the team out of Houston but you can't take Houston out of the team.
10 minutes and 25 seconds of "hey I remember that guy"
When did Gus Johnson rebrand himself into a screamer?
5:08 mindfreak, Warren Moon in the wrong uniform
Back when the Seahawks were still in the AFC West
Steve Tasker on the color call? Pretty sure.. He belongs in the hall of fame
This was his first season calling games after having retired at the end of the previous season
I’m just waiting for this game to be over so I can watch 60 Minutes.
How long is that show, anyways?
About 45 minutes with commercials.
But mom there's only 30 seconds left.
If you know, you know:
The Tennessee Oilers
who played in Memphis
Little known fact. The referees have their age printed on their shirts.
damn the seahawks used to be in the afc
33 seconds of your life is 33 seconds. In the world of professional sports in this case this video 33 seconds started at a minute 10 and end it at 9 minutes so that was 7 minutes and 50 seconds of enjoying 33 seconds of your life
Y so serious 😈🃏🥃
Still looks like the 80s.
Coach 7-9 strikes again.
This video is :37 seconds of game time.
Am I the only one here who totally forgot that there was a Tennessee Oilers team. Mandella effect strikes again!
37 seconds became 10min
I wonder if Andy Rooney was watching
23 years ago and they were doing roughing the passer
15 yds for roughing the passer (hit to the head). Wait a sec, I thought NFL adopted that rule to protect Tom Brady? That's what everyone told me. Next thing someone will yell me is in the 80s they had the "in the grasp" rule to protect the QBs from being actually tackled to protect them.....oh wait a sec....
No no no, the "tom brady rule" is the hit to the quarterback's knees
@@jeffreyv8306 yes, we know that, but amazing how many times a roughing the passer penalty has been called over the years and Brady got blamed for it, even though the original big changing rule was the Carson Palmer rule. The Brady addition was just a small addendum.
I hated the way Houston always lost games like this. And the Buffalo Bills, 🤦🏽♂️ that year Houston demolished them in the first two games and for almost 3 quarters of the 2nd half in the playoffs. I was so pissed because of this. Prevent defense, it prevents you from winning the game. Smh
Dudes knee was down before the ball touched out of bounds. Clock should of ran out. He didn't get out of bounds.
I thought that too. That tackle would be called in bounds after 2010.
Dude NFL is rigged. It's pretty obvious
They had a timeout left....
@@rickyfarstad4197 if they had a time out left which I did not notice even if they had that time out it should have been used to stop the clock his knee was down before he went out of bounds terrible call by The ref I mean how blind can you be his knee was down inside the field inside the line that means it's still playable and the clock should still be running and if the coach wants to call his last time out to stop the clock he should have but he didn't because they called him out of bounds which was wrong
Tennessee oilers?? 🤯how do I not remember that