Iconic Era Ends! (Chiefs vs. Oilers 1993 AFC Divisional)
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That guy in the stands with "No Buffalo Championship" sign was prophetic!
Kevin Sica time traveler
Kevin Sica buffalo had won the afc title the last 3 seasons and people were tired of them and didn’t want them to be in there again. Buffalo’s motto that year was “let’s piss them off and make another super bowl”
With this game being in Houston, Oilers fans weren’t far removed from remembering Houston blowing a 35-3 lead in Buffalo.
That’s because they got shit on in the greatest comeback on pro football- a game I was lucky enough to attend
Maniac Masturbator nobody wanted to see them in Super Bowl because they knew they were gonna inevitably lose. It’s like watching Warriors vs Cavs in the NBA Finals over and over agin
This was the final season before they added the 2 point conversion. This game might of turned out different if Houston had the opportunity to tie the game.
Yeah I'm sitting here like go for 2!!!! It's a no brainer!!! Then a few minutes later I realized that wasn't even a possibility at that point lol
Nice info brotha!
@Sean S. because it was 55 seconds to go and they were down two possessions, even Moon and the Oilers pretty much knew the game was over even if they scored a TD, they'd still need to onside kick it too and hope for a miracle. At that point I'm pretty sure all the energy was sucked out of the team at that point
@Sean S. they didn't have two point conversions back then. That was actually implemented at the end of that season for that very reason
@@TBL2749 when it comes to on side kicks back then, there were worse kickers than Del Greco to have. The Oilers were pretty good at recovering them back then as few times as they attempted them.
I remember this game more for Keith Cash spiking the ball in Buddy Ryan's face more than anything
I remember that too. This was only a couple of weeks after Buddy Ryan had thrown that infamous punch at his offensive coordinator, Kevin Gilbride. I suppose the lingering drama over that had something to do with why the Oilers were not able to close the deal that season and ended up sputtering at home against an underdog foe.
yeah haha me too is why im here
This game featured 5 future Hall of Famers:
KC: Montana, Allen, Thomas
HOU: Matthews, Moon
Crazy!
Ravens and Steelers always did too
Bal- Reed, Lewis, Ogden, Suggs
Pitt- Polomalu, James Harrison, ward, Big Ben
Michael Koh, 6, Mike Munchak for Houston too
Will Shields played for the Chiefs too
@@lmgyungjodie6720 Big ben isnt a hof
Lampros Merkourakis he is actually was already announced a future HOFer
Every time I watch these early 90’s throwback backs i hear the tecmo Super Bowl playoff music in my head lol.
Or Joe Montana's Sports Talk Football on Sega Genesis!
😂😂😂💀💀💀
@@DocHalliday Tecmo was great, Sports Talk blew.
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Amazing memories from the past.
Is it just me, or were they really laying down some hits back then? Lol
Back then, you could. But there was a greater emphasis on form tackling and not head hunting.
Jorge Martinez they were. In addition to the NFL not having the rules they have today, these were 2 of the more physical and hard hitting teams then.
Schottenheimer’s “Martyball” had that sort of style (often too conservative on offense), and had a vicious D-line. At LB they had Derrick Thomas. As for Houston, they had just hired Buddy Ryan as DC
That and I think the pads they used back then were louder (they certainly were bigger!). That's my conclusion after watching many of these throwback games.
This was the last playoff win for the Chiefs until 2015. To say us KC fans are thankful for Mahomes is an understatement.
Does that make Andy Reid a God in KC?
@@josephvanhorn5347 pretty much
Sometimes I forget Joe Montana play for the Chiefs it's still weird seeing him and that uniform I guess kind of like Franco Harris and a Seattle Seahawks uniform
Montana still had some talent left on him.
Oilers last playoff appearance in Houston until they became the Tennessee Titans in 1999.
U mean the Tennessee Oilers
@@railfanmaximstill7279 Titans
Ironically, the now Houston NFL team *( Houston Texans)* and the then Houston NFL team *( now Tennessee Titans)* have a chance to play each other in this year's AFC Championship game.
@@jsmoovessportsnation2531 The Titans were the Oilers until the 1999 season. So he is correct and you are wrong.
@@indigothedemigod3989 The Titans won 28-12 over the Ravens
Warren Moon was my favorite QB. I wish he had started his career in the NFL.
Blame the racist nfl scouts that don't want him to play QB but something else
thenewjord50 liberals think everything is racist don’t they?
@@bakaron7842 weeeeell in this case it's kinda true. There were a lot of black athletes of course, but at the time many teams were reluctant to have a black QB. The QB position was seen as more of a white athletes positions. Before Willie Lanier, LT, etc. the MLB position was kinda the same way. It wasn't until QBs like Warren Moon, Doug Williams, and Randall Cunningham where it started to become more accepted. I'm pretty sure if Warren Moon was white coming out of college, he would've been drafted INTO the NFL most likely. Nowadays it's different of course, considering every team is willing to draft any kind of QB no matter the race, but it's pretty clear back in Warren's time in college it wasn't the same. Don't really have to be a liberal or Democrat to understand that. Lol
Tyler G I am. And I’m smarter than liberals who are older than 15 too.
@@bakaron7842 stfu kid
A shame Warren Moon never reached a Super Bowl. This year arguably was the best shot he ever had at getting to one.
Given the kind of person he was, it was karmic.
He had a shot against the Bills. If only he had kept that 35-3 lead.
@@TheBatman1111 That loss absolutely should have ended his career.
I think they had a better team in 1991
Offensively maybe but do you think the defense was better then?
This Game was so entertaining, It felt like I was watching this game live🤣🤣
I saw this game live, I was devastated that we loss.
The entire season before the playoffs started was one of the most dysfunctional things I have ever saw when they did A Football Life on the ‘93 Oilers
That was a season of turmoil all season for the Oilers. Starting with the 1-4 start. Then Warren Moon getting benched. The David Williams "Babygate" saga. The tragic suicide death of Jeff Alm. And then the Buddy Ryan/Kevin Gilbride sideline altercation. I have never seen a year with this much dysfunction in one locker room then what the Oilers had that season. And how they still won 12 games and won the division I have no idea.
@@evanhullinger2900 Not just that, but the ownership literally stating to Houston that this was it unless they got a new stadium.
@@bhratbrat The fans hated Bud Adams so much that their joy at seeing him go overrode their sorrow at seeing the Oilers move.
Evan Hullinger and then the 2018 Steelers showed up
@@ChiefBlue4298 History was too cruel.
Montana's last bit of playoff magic
But man, his throws looked tired and wobbly! Heck, Montana looked tired and wobbly...
@@jeffhemmerling6088 You gotta remember the reason he was in Kansas City at all: The Leonard Marshall hit. The elbow on his throwing arm was wicked banged up
@@jeffhemmerling6088 - Yet....he still led his team to the AFC Championship. No disrespect to Buffalo, but had he been 100% and defeated the Bills, a KC vs Dallas Superbowl would had been a great game.
@@christophergreen4616 hell a Dallas/Houston game would've been awesome! I thought this was one of the better Houston Oilers teams to come out of the 90s. They weren't just that finesse team we all knew them to be! They got after it on defense & had a good running back in Gary Brown that year who had 1000yds in 8 games.
Christopher Green No what would have been even better is if the Niners beat the Cowboys in the NFC title game too. Montana vs Young for the Super Bowl, the San Francisco legend playing against his old team and Young finally trying to eclipse the shadow of Montana by beating him in the biggest game.
Warren Moon’s Achilles heel was fumbling. In seven seasons as an NFL started he amassed 161 fumbles, second most of all time. He had five in this game!
And the Oilers themselves just didn’t have a killer instinct to get over the hump.
And Bud Adams screwed the team over as well.
You can't be a great QB, if you're going to do that. I wish he control the ball.
The Oilers got taken out by Elway, Frank Reich, and Montana in the playoffs by giving up the lead in the 4th quarter. They had some real problems.
They were what Falcons and at times the Saints are today.
Elway fumbled a lot, Dave Kreig might have the record. I just looked it up, Brett Favre has 166 fumbled all time at the top. That’s rough to go along with 336 ints. Interesting to know how many fumbles Favre lost to the other team.
@@jonmolina948 favre overreated
Those pass rushes were vicious back in the day.
And that was back in the day where you could crush the QB without worrying about a sissy-ass flag. Also before corporate capitalism fear over civil suits started ruining the game.
Montana was under center the whole time with guys in his face. He could’ve taken it from the shotgun on 3rd and long. He wasn’t in SF anymore.
@@dannybrown82 Montana lasted 16 years because he had a great desire to play in spite of the beatings he took. Moon, who was about the same age, was an iron man. In today's game he could have possibly played until 50.
After this game, the Chiefs did not win another playoff game for 22 years. And when they finally did, it was against the Houston Texans. Right next door to the Astrodome. And here we go again..this Sunday..playoffs..Chiefs vs Houston.
KCFANJJ1 the Chiefs love playing Houston in the playoffs
@Nicholas Rodriguez Bengals haven't won one in 30 years
@@ChiefBlue4298 Chiefs gotta play Houston, then possibly the Titans, who used to BE the Oilers
@@renspecs they playin the Titans next week. Hopefully we can pull through and get past Henry and that run game.
@@lightyagami3492 Seeing that the Titans are the real Oilers, the Chiefs have a rematch of this game. Should be good
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Back when they really competed hard for a win, and the game was interesting best era of NFL football miss those days.
When I was growing up, I never thought about it. Now I can't believe they played on that turf. Brutal...
Astrodome was nicknamed "The House of Pain".
Yeah, literally carpet panels. You can see one lift up at midfield
@@MarloSoBalJr Agreed. Also like falling on concrete.
I was able to go onto the field at The Dome in 97 after an ASTROS GAME and that turf was thin and cement undeneath it was brutal these motherfuckers now days couldnt survive in this era of the NFL thats not an opinion thats a fact
@@rogerpedactor1622 And it's also a fact that even though the NFL is softer nowadays, you wouldnt last a minute on the field.
No one one will ever be as good as Joe Montana. Wow...truly the greatest.
The end of the Houston Oilers 😢😢😢
I think the end was 1997, then 1998 they moved and called themselves Tennessee Oilers.
@@haveanicedave1551 No this was the end for Oilers in Houston. Slumlord Bud Adams didn't care about the city, the fans after this game.
Oilers last season in Houston was 1996. I looked up Oilers on Wiki about the Oilers moving and first, Adam got the city to spend money to fix the stadium, added 10,000 more seats and added some luxury suites and property owners had to pay taxes for it, then a couple years later, Bud wanted a new stadium but city didn't want property owners to pay again after they already paid for that update.
The Sacramento Kings did too. City paid for an upgrade on Arco Arena then owners wanted to sell Kings to Seattle.
@@haveanicedave1551 Kings haven’t done squat since 1951 though
Who even supports them or the Clippers?
Lakers are the team in CA that everyone supports
I think the craziest part of this video was seeing players actually give high fives and hugs instead of head butting each other nonstop lol
This was supposed to be the all Texas Super Bowl year.
It would've been better than Buffalo. Worst Superbowl of all time. KC would've given them a game too.
Back in the 90's Ernest Givens had the best dance in NFL League 💯👍🏈
@Phil McCrevice 💯👍
Yes he did.
My uncle Ickey Woods would like a word...
Givens, Jeffries, and Hill(RiP) were a great trio.
From…… LOUISVILLE
This marked
-The final playoff game for the Oilers franchise in Houston
-The final NFL playoff game in Houston until 2011
-The final game for Warren Moon with the Oilers
-The last playoff win for Marty Schottenheimer (RIP) as a NFL head coach
-The last playoff win for Joe Montana as a NFL QB
-The last playoff win for the Chiefs until 2015 (ironically against the Texans in Houston)
The late 80s/early 90s Oilers were such major postseason chokers, they made Schottenheimer look good. That takes a special kind of ineptitude. We are talking about a guy with NINE one-and-dones, three of which came as the No. 1 seed.
Your last point
The Chiefs started out as the Dallas Texans 2.0. There was an NFL team called the Dallas Texans in the early 1950s. Long story short: that team sucked, relocated to Ohio midseason before its remnants were absorbed by other franchise remains that would become the Baltimore Colts
Wow. This was Marty schottenheimer's last playoffs win?! I didn't know that.
The Oilers should have been playing against the Cowboys in the Super Bowl. Rolling with 11 straight wins. They had that 10-0 lead that they blew it . The Oilers put everything into that season because they knew this was their last stand. Getting Buddy Ryan as their DC and people knew this was Moon's last season with them.
Maybe this game was the final straw, but many (myself included) felt that 35-3 collapse was the death knell for the team
They coughed up a lead to Denver when they had Elway at the 2 yard line and blew it. Then they blew 30+ point lead to Frank Reich and the Bills. By the time Montana got there, you knew they were coughing it up again. They probably left the Astrodome early.
@@RYMAN1321 yeah that collapse against buffalo was the beginning of the end.
And all of the numerous drama-laden incidents that occurred during the season for the Oilers (Babygate, Jeff Alm's suicide, and Kevin Gilbride and Buddy Ryan's feud)
This is a repost from the full game:
Here's a fun and creepy fact. This game was the last playoff win for Kansas City until the 2015 season where they won in Houston, Texas against the Texans by a score of 30-0. The Chiefs in 2015 started out 1-5 and made the playoffs with a 11-5 record. The Houston Oilers in 1993 started out 1-4 and their only win in that 1-4 start was against the Chiefs by a score of 30-0 sound familiar.
It's the football gods...they're getting bored "up there", so they give us these creepy statistics as a sign that they are in control and all outcomes are divinely governed by them.
The Buffalo Bills would beat the Chiefs the following week.
The Buffalo Bills have not appeared in the AFC Championship since.
Frosted Ice Pharoah that year we could’ve been seeing the Chiefs and 49ers in the Super Bowl
Brennan McKinney Montana vs Young Super Bowl wouldve been the best super bowl
@@ChiefBlue4298 yeah but they both lost in their respective title games
Light Yagami being a 49er fan but still wanting Montana to do well, I’m kind of relieved that KC lost. Dallas was too damn good. Montana got to keep his 4-0 SB record and TD/INT ratio of 11-0.
Also, Steve Young would have gotten even more hell from the fans and media if that had happened.
I'm pretty sure they were in the AFC championship against the Titans.
Early/mid 90s NFL had soul. Just looking at the stadium and crowd it seemed like an overgrown high school game. Sure, the NFL these days is fun, but those older games had soul
I was in Houston for this game. Webster Slaughter was hurt, & his absence was felt IMO. That Allen TD run is still kinda painful.
And I would assume there was a sinking feeling this was the end for the Oilers
Bruh, now that I look back in time I never realized how good they were, or football players just didn't evolve!
Anyone else watch these to see how many penalties would be called if it was played today??
JB J I thought the exact same thing. The QBs back in the day were tough as nails
Yep and did you notice? Not as many and all of those guys played through tough hits
Exactly. Watch this play at 1:48. It would have been a yellow confetti parade these days
Exactly... watch this play 1:48
When it wasn’t scripted
Warren Moon was a helluva QB. He put up some crazy numbers both here in Canada and in the US. Moon always credited his time in Canada as being key to developing him into the QB he became in Houston.
He also blamed everyone, but, himself, when they choked against the Bills.
having fun watching highlights of classic games
Both the former Oilers (Titans) and the current Houston teams are in the divisional round this year.
While highly unlikely, there is a chance that the former Houston team will play the current Houston team to go to the super bowl.
It's unlikely but not impossible. Tennessee and Houston are both very capable of upsets this weekend.
Impossible. They are both AFC teams.
TITANS DID IT Now its Texans turn
@@kevinmoore2929 - I think you misunderstood my sentence because it could be read another way.
My point was that this weekend there is a chance that both the Titans and Texans could go to the AFC Championship game and play for the right to go to the Super Bowl.
Both the current Houston team and the team formerly from Houston.
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As a 49ers fan, when Mike Holmgren and Mike Shanahan went on to coach the Packers and Bdoncos and both were using the 49ers scheme and ideas they learned from Bill Walsh, and even had a few former 49ers players and positional coaches on their staff... that super bowl was KIND OF like the 49ers vs the 49ers.
A tribute to the legacy built in SF.
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Bill Belichick was the HC of the Browns and brought in Ozzy Newsome into the front office. Bill taught him how to be a GM: What konds of players to look for, how to manage the cap well, how to develop a coaching staff and so on.
The success of the Ravens is due in large part to how people in their front office are Bill's people from his time with the Browns. The sustained success of NE and the Ravens are a result of a well managed franchise from the top down.
I love football and the lesser known stories.
After this game, Bud Adams made good on a threat to divest the Oilers of their star players.
The Oilers went from best record in 1993 (tied) to worst in 1994, the only team to do so in NFL history. Only one game at the Astrodome sold out over the last three seasons, a 1994 game on MNF against the Giants.
The team moved to Tennessee, now playing in Nashville as the Tennessee Titans.
Meanwhile the Chiefs would go the next 21 seasons without a playoff win, perhaps punishment for their role in causing the Oilers' demise in Houston.
Ironically, it took a trip back to Space City for the Chiefs to finally break The Curse of the Derrick (referring to the Oilers logo) in 2015, where the defeated the replacements, the Texans.
It would be another three years before they won a home playoff game. Only one season later, they won the Super Bowl for the first time in 50 years.
It is safe to say the Chiefs have cleansed themselves of the sinister forces haunting them for their role in causing the relocation of the Oilers.
Dude where's you tinfoil hat at?
Whenever I watch Dwayne Haskins throw the ball I get an epiphany of Warren Moon, the swag, motion, velocity even the way the ball comes out of his hands! Man I can't wait to see Haskins development as time goes on cuz he's going to be great and very beautiful to watch
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That did not aged well AT ALL
Montana did not have the same talent at WR with Rice and Taylor in SF as with Birden and Davis in KC. I think that would have made a difference with Montana in KC going to the SB.
Willie Davis was an intriguing talent, fast, athletic, good at getting separation. Too bad his hands were erratic as phuk, and Montana didn't quite have the arm to reach him.
@@ckobo84 Willie Davis caught the game winner against the Broncos on Monday Night. He just couldn’t catch the deep ball. He should’ve used stickum like Jerry Rice did.
This was the end of the Houston Oilers as we knew them. Cause after this game the following season Bud Adams dismantled the team by getting rid of star players like Warren Moon, William Fuller, Sean Jones, Doug Dawson and the retirement of Mike Munchak. The Oilers bottomed out the following year playing in front of empty Astrodome crowds as they plummeted to a dismal 2-14 season. During which came the firings of Jack Pardee and Kevin Gilbride. Jeff Fisher would take the rains of the franchise for a long time afterwards. The Oilers stayed in Houston for 2 more seasons after 94 and moved to Tennessee in 1997. Had they won this game they'd never would've left town. It was a tragic end of the Oilers era in Houston.
Perhaps, but, after they blew the game to the Bills, only a Super Bowl victory would have been able to save them.
This was the death of the Houston Oilers, period Cut and Dry. I think that Had the oilers won this game and beat Buffalo, they wouldn’t have blown it up, AND they would still be in Houston. Reliant Stadium probably would have been built a few years earlier than it was, opening possibly no later than 2000. Tennessee would NOT have a NFL team, and Honestly, I’m not 100% sure the Nashville Predators of the NHL would exist.
Adams wouldn’t have blown up the Oilers even if they lost to Dallas in the Super Bowl. No way he does that. You don’t blow up a team that’s in their prime if they make it but lose in the Super Bowl…
Gary Brown had great year that year. He had 1000 yards in just 8 games
Imagine today if an owner tried to do what Bud Adams did, and gave his team an ultimatum to make the Super Bowl or he's dismantling the roster, which included trading his star quarterback. There would be absolutely nutty fallout now compared to the fallout in 1993.
I mean the Oilers were an old team and never did they reach the Super Bowl in 30+ years despite being quite a talented team. And having many successful seasons and a strong fan base
But one of my friends said you can have the right tools but you have to use them correctly.
It don't matter if the owner comes out and tells you or not .....he will observe the product on the field and will make changes and spend money on players he thinks can get him what he is looking for.....same in today's league......no matter who you are and what you think .....the league is bigger than you .....this league survived before this group of players and it will survive afterwards......one thing for certain is the product from back then was fun to watch.....not so much these days .....
Moon would eventually play for the cheifs
After Seattle.
@@marcamico5254 yes
And the Vikings (in 1994. I should know as a Patriots fan....Bledsoe vs Moon's Vikings was a great game in '94).
You spelled "Chiefs" wrong. 😕
@@apex_prowler95 and u liked your own comment so don't talk
Just imagine if all of these players were in their prime and not towards the end of some of their careers
At least for Houston sports fans, the Rockets would win their first of two consecutive championships 6 months later.
It’s always nice just to look back at games with players I never got to see play in person.
Warren moon. The fumbles. He came to the Vikings after this game. Great passer, still had the butter fingers
Every other player was to blame, though, just ask him.
I remember watching this playoff game in 1993 in Philadelphia as a 11 year old kid
I know for me, this was a game that hurt being a young Oilers fan at the time. Knowing what happened after with Bud Adams conducting the Fire sale of the team and dismantling everything and then trying to get a new stadium and just expedited the move out to Tennessee in quick fashion, literally turned me off of NFL Football until the Texans came into the picture.
The game that broke the perennial wheel of failure more commonly known as the Houston Oilers
BTW, I know Moon is a HOF quarterback, but one huge knock on his career that seems to get brushed under the rug is that he fumbled like crazy. I think he even had one year where he had 18 fumbles or something stupid like that.
Exactly
He and the team to a degree never could win the games that mattered most
Lacked a killer instinct
Astrodome back when the oilers were there was called the house of pain
The last game of Warren moon as a Houston oilers QB and the last winning playoff of hall of famers QB Joe montana and RB marcus allen
I remember this game like it was yesterday!!!
Warren moon looked like lamar jackson with all those fumbles
Loved the Oilers name and uniform. A very entertaining team through the years. Pastorini, White Shoes Johnson, Kenny Burroughs, Earl Campbell, Renfro, Bethea, Bum Phillips and many others... There was something about them I always liked.
I from houston and i remember all those guys - thanks for the memory ❣
You do realize this is not the same franchise right? That same Oilers team is playing the Ravens Saturday (Though to be fair, that same Ravens team is the original Cleveland Browns)
I am aware the Texans are not the same franchise as Oilers but I’m always looking for reasons to post classic Oiler games
NFL Throwback If the Packers win and 49ers win please post the Packers vs 49ers 2013 wildcard game.
Either that or the Catch 2 I haven’t decided yet!
Ravens aren't the old Browns. Which is why Cleveland fought to keep the stats and history for when another franchise started.
I remember a comment that I said that The Comeback was the end of the Oilers. Not really. This was truly the end. Bud practically traded everyone to other teams. Then they started the relocation to Tennessee, problem was it waw a year in advance. At least they got guys like Air McNair, Eddie George, and others by this. Houston later got a team in 2002.
This was the game that clinched the move.
and finally the chiefs make it to the super bowl after a 50 year drought... it's been a long long time
We could use some of those corner blitzes in Super Bowl 58 next week #ChiefsKingdom
Still love those old Oilers uniforms. Wish the Titans would be allowed to wear them for a "throwback" game
Joe Montana played his final career game 12/31/94. Patrick Mahomes was born 9 months later. Think about that. 9 months later. It was as if mama and papa Mahomes made baby Mahomes the night Montana retired, thus, creating the man who will replace Montana's legacy 23 years later, the night Montana retired.
How does a Chiefs vs 49ers superbowl 54 sound?
@@thesentinel5523 That's the game I'm hoping for. My older brother is a die hard Niners fan and I'm a die hard Chiefs fan and we've been dreaming up that game for many years.
@@thesentinel5523 I'm fact...this Chiefs Oilers game is the game that made me a Chiefs fan. Montana was by brother's hero as a 49er and I always liked Montana cuz of that
1993 was also the last year the Titans beat the Patriots in Gillette Stadium. Mariota was born, the 2018 and 2019 season MVPs weren’t born yet, What is Love by Haddaway came out, and Jurassic Park came out in theatres
Maybe these QBs would have more time to throw if they were in shotgun LoL
True, but even in the shotgun, you need time for your receivers to get downfield.
I remember the whole city thought we were going to the Super Bowl. Ole Joe Montana had different plans. Thanks Warren 😒
Basically was the icing on the cake with bud adams giving up
@@erocs9747 He did say to the team before the season started that he was going to blow them up if they didn't reach the Super Bowl, and true to his word, he commenced the fire sale of the Oilers in the off-season. The Oilers finished 2-14 the following season and this marked the beginning of the end of the Oilers in Houston, leading to their relocation to Tennessee in 1997, and their rechristening as the Titans in 1999.
Because Warren moon gave up on the team. If he would of control the ball, not fumbling it, or throwing interceptions, the oilers win this game.
@@TheGameCube64GuyI doubt they would’ve beaten Dallas though
I havent finished the game yet but damn willie davis three straight what looked like drops on bombs
Awesome game. Too bad one team had to lose because both teams played so hard.
Montana was magic.
Montana won this game despite a swollen elbow.
13:16 His elbow was so swollen it looked like he had a tennis ball in his elbow.
Montana was such a clutch player.
Willie Davis was fabulous in this game.
Miss the APEX merchandise during this era.
I get chills watching Montana in this game.
Soy aficionado de Chiefs de Kansas city desde el año 201 les empeze a ir cuando tenía 24 años
Those Houston teams seem so disappointing.
They were
Quite talented but not enough to win when it mattered
Derrick Thomas was a Beast for KC. Destroyed Moon and gave no F’s about getting a flag thrown.
My favorite game as a teenager and lifelong Chiefs fan, wish we had beat the Bills the following week
Joe Montana's last miracle,I swear you could hear a pin drop in that place when he threw that td pass to Willie Davis knowing that the end was near for the Houston Oilers.
The pass that pretty much killed the Houston oilers.
If the Oilers couldn't hold a 32 point lead against the Bill's with Jim Kelly and Bruce Smith and Darryl Tally and a few there sidelined for that playoff game ......they were never going to make it happen....they still have fans Talking about that Mike Renfro catch against the Steelers in the playoffs....he'll in this game some of the Chiefs wide receivers dropped wide open touchdowns....and still those Oilers fell short
13:25 Herm Edwards in the backwards cap looks so “how do you do fellow kids”
RIP Marty, Derrick Thomas, Buddy Ryan, and Dick Enberg
Absolutely I haven't forgotten! Mahomes made me happy!
As a kid Growing up an Oilers fan I'm Know a Titans fan, thus Loss Hurt so badly, I really thought it was our year
I’ve heard many felt this loss, as well as the previous one against Buffalo spelled the end of the Oilers.
If they at least made the Super Bowl one of these years, *maybe* they remain in Houston ?
I remember that game, RIP Marty and Derrick
11:32...one of the absolute fatal flaws of the Run N Shoot...3rd and 1 and they have to pass almost out of necessity vs a stacked box. After that play, I remember my dad saying, "Montana's gonna get 'em". And just like he was (unfortunately) right about Super Bowl XXIII and Montana taking that Super Bowl away from my uncle Ickey Wood's Bengals, he was right about this game too. Houston didn't KO the Chiefs when they had a chance and Montana made them pay.
The other fatal flaw was a complete inability to bleed the clock late, so, if a team stayed with them, they often beat them.
People forget these Houston Wr but they were beasts
I think they’re forgotten because they never got a ring, let alone made the Super Bowl.
Oilers always seemed to have bad luck, especially choking away that 35-3 lead
.R.I.P. Oilers 1960?-1999
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Honestly, the chiefs had a dream team, as well as the oilers. Either team could have won the super bowl in my opinion.
Neither one of the would gave been able to beat the COWBOYS that year
Texas boy KIETH CASH
That Oilers squad was one of the most talented and physical teams ever assembled. They were killing teams that year, but just couldn’t win the big game though.
Agreed
And between that 35-3 game and this one, they were already in their death spiral.
Chiefs been handing Houston playoff L’s since the Oiler days haha
Anybody else get this in their recommended after watching UrinatingTree's new video?
This and 35-3.
Yep
As an Oiler fan at the time (I was in 8th grade), I remember the sinking sense of yet another playoff choke, after the Oilers had just completely dominated the second half of the season and gotten a first round bye. Everyone in Houston at the time truly thought that this was the year, the Super Bowl was in sight. I had forgotten though, how many turnovers the Oilers had and how many times Warren Moon was under pressure in this game. The sting of that awful Buffalo game the year before was still fresh at the time. This loss prompted Bud Adams to hold a fire sale with the team and start over, which led to pretty mediocre results at first (though they did eventually draft Steve McNair, which paid off big down the road). This was really the beginning of the end of the Oilers in Houston. Adams wanted out of the Astrodome which was outdated and deteriorating by 1994, and the egomaniac mayor of Houston at the time (Bob McNair) wouldn't play ball, not going to be pushed around by a sports franchise owner. Adams had the last laugh really, as Houston ended up building a new facility for a new NFL team anyway about 6 years later.
Bob Lanier bro lol
@@dbdelectables lol, thanks. I guess I got so caught up in my typing I switched out Lanier for Texans original owner Bob McNair, when I was also referencing Steve McNair. I wonder if Kathy Whitmire would have been able to keep the Oilers in Houston.
Hey look they don’t have a bunch of some activists in the game or all over the field…wished football was this good and entertaining again…that way I can along with millions go back to watching again
Man there was popping going on in this game. Anybody who writes off just how violent football used to be just doesn’t know what they’re talking about. Not that it isn’t still violent but it used to be freaking war without guns.
Born and raised in San Francisco so Joe will forever be my QB. That being said, if Joe Montana never existed, there was only one QB I would have wanted as a 49er and that's Warren Moon. Not Marino, Simms or Elway, but hands down Warren moon. Prettiest spiral in the game and those numbers! Now, with THAT being said, it goes without saying that we were damn blessed to have #16 wearing red and gold for most of his career. But look at how many first-ballot Hall of Famers played in this game. Very cool throwback memory
Elway was better then all them including#16 Elway would of played for the 49ers they would have been unbeatable
@@danielfenning3902 Oh brother. Folks, while everybody is entitled to their own opinion, comments like this are the result of one person not sharing and drinking the entire bottle of tequila to the head lol learn to share next time my friend. Go Niners!
Warren threw the prettiest spiral I've ever seen.
I guess you could say Huston ran out of Oil
The Oil(ers) ran out of Houston lol
Hold up man do not disrespect
@@BrotherApexx At least Houston had the Astros (MLB ⚾) and Rockets (NBA 🏀) after the Oilers left
Everytime a Chiefs’ WR drops his pass, I see Montana wishing he was back in San Fran hahaha
Jerry Rice was using that stickum. Montana should’ve gave some to Willie Davis. He would’ve had 6 points.
Love ya Blue! Go Oilers and TitanUp!
Titan down dog
Nigga
@@cringesaurus6588 wigger
If Houston didn't fumble the ball every other possession they might of had a chance.
These 2 two ended another era back in the 1962 AFL title game, Houston Oilers Vs Dallas Texans, the Texans won 20-17 in 2OT, the Dallas Texans moved after the game to become the Kansas City Chiefs
For real. Wow
@@chrisrobinson8339 for real
Y’all thought the iconic era ending was joe Montana, but it was in fact the Buddy Ryan-Kevin Gilbride Jack Pardee run & shoot Oilers, and with it the team itself, that was ending
I literally cried after this game
Moon is a Oilers legend, but the organization barely provided talent and just kept the old ones. He had Bruce Mathew's (a legend for the Oilers and the Titans), but that was it the other Oline men were meh. And the defense just gave up on plays and the play calling was stupid.
"You play to win the game!!" @ 13:24
if teams were alloed to go for 2 back then this game would've been different
Yep. Would have been 28-19 or 28-21 Chiefs
@@G0Chiefs if the game was tied at 21 KC's strategy would've been different
If Davis was Jerry Rice, those drops would turn into touchdowns.