...then zygote Tom Brady comes in to lead two late touchdown drives for a stunning 34-30 Patriots win! Seriously, I love old AFL highlights. Thanks for sharing.
@@michaelleroy9281 that was then this is now! And he sold his soul to the devil to do it! Brady and now Mac has owned the Jokes for over twenty plus years and I love every minute of it. Having the Jokes in the basement every year is one of the only things left in the world that makes any sense.
As s teenager in the 80s collecting Topps football card sets I was even drawn to this era of football. I completed a 72 football set and longed to find a 65 Namath. Pure football. Grateful Paul Brown started the Bengals. Ken Anderson was my idol in 81.
The patriots have beat my Bolts like dogs for 40 years, these days are all I have to hold onto, when the chargers smoked em in the old AFL championship, the patriots have been paying us back ever since!!
Bring up the 1967 Bills highlight film ; they crashed and burned, but there is good footage of a late season win at Fenway, including pick sixes from Tom Janik (future Pats punter) and Marty Schottenheimer, who was a Bills LB.
Miss the days of the independent AFL. Football is great now, but I can't help feeling something was lost when they merged. I miss the gum in the AFL trading cards. Wish I still had the cards...
Love this! Babe Parilli and Gino Cappaletti. I knew Gino was their field goal kicker but didn’t know he was doing double duty as a receiver. He was a busy boy in those days. As a lifelong Boston fan this is gold!
Good footage of football at Fenway! Nice to see Joe Namath with some ability to escape the rush. By the time I started watching football he had limited mobility. Thanks for posting.
Nothing like seeing the Patriots bounce around from stadium to stadium during the 60s in the city of Boston. They made the AFL Championship in 1963 ( I believe) and got pounded 56 to 3 by the Los Angeles Chargers. They became the New England Patriots in 1970 when the AFL and NFL merged after Super Bowl IV. They appeared in Super Bowl XX against the Chicago Bears and got pounded 46 to 10. They got another shot in Super Bowl XXXI against the Green Bay Packers only to lose another 35 to 21. Then Tom Brady came along. Thanks Tom, the greatest quarterback to ever play in the NFL.
Still have the 2 ticket stubs from this game, in my collection.
Football at Fenway, Wahoo McDaniel, The AFL, This is awesome.
TH-cam is an actual time machine. Great footage
I can't find anything from the future though
That first throw from Namath to Maynard, in the corner of the end zone, was a beauty....!
Right? And I was there. Nov. 14th, 1965. At Fenway Park. It was my 60th birthday. I turned 116 years old last month. On Nov. 14th. Yippee!
Don Maynard's college Texas Western
From Fenway, great AFL footage ....always a NY Jets fan, Joe was our favorite....🏈...thank you, BCM'
...then zygote Tom Brady comes in to lead two late touchdown drives for a stunning 34-30 Patriots win!
Seriously, I love old AFL highlights. Thanks for sharing.
Don't you mean zyGOAT Tom Brady? Thanks folks. I'll be here all week.....
Such beautiful footage, can you imagine if stuff like this was available in hi-def, the colours would be stunning.
Great footage and scenery. Namath is just impossible to dislike. Go Pats
Actually he is quite easy to dislike! We really sucked back then! Glad that turned around! GO PATS!
@@Jondsmusic Namath was one of the few public figures that said the Pats were gonna win Super Bowl 36. Respect.
Namath" OWNED" the Pats in those days, just like Rodgers" OWNS" the Bears now
@@michaelleroy9281 that was then this is now! And he sold his soul to the devil to do it! Brady and now Mac has owned the Jokes for over twenty plus years and I love every minute of it. Having the Jokes in the basement every year is one of the only things left in the world that makes any sense.
@@Jondsmusic 12 in a row over the Jets!
Thanks so much for posting. As a Massachusetts resident, I especially appreciate the vibrant Fall day on film.
Merry Christmas.
As s teenager in the 80s collecting Topps football card sets I was even drawn to this era of football. I completed a 72 football set and longed to find a 65 Namath. Pure football. Grateful Paul Brown started the Bengals. Ken Anderson was my idol in 81.
You rate Ken Anderson ahead of Boomer Esiason?
Ken Anderson may be the most under-rated QB in NFL History. His consistency over many years was amazing.
@@Namath1000 Ken Anderson had the best play action fake, Solid quarterback.
Babe Parilli was on the 1968 Jets as Joe Namath's back up
Yep, Joe Willie said the Babe was better than Earl Morrall who started the SB for the Colts.
The patriots have beat my Bolts like dogs for 40 years, these days are all I have to hold onto, when the chargers smoked em in the old AFL championship, the patriots have been paying us back ever since!!
That Charger team in 1963 was loaded with great players. Rote, Lincoln, Lowe, Alworth , Ladd, Faison, Mix,
@@tonycasarrubia1394 Ernie the "Big Cat" Ladd! You forgot John Hadl. Pats had no shot in that game. This 9 year old at the time was crushed.
I don't think I've seen much footage from Fenway Park from the AFL days
Bring up the 1967 Bills highlight film ; they crashed and burned, but there is good footage of a late season win at Fenway, including pick sixes from Tom Janik (future Pats punter) and Marty Schottenheimer, who was a Bills LB.
Joe Namath 1965 AFL Rookie of the Year
Miss the days of the independent AFL. Football is great now, but I can't help feeling something was lost when they merged. I miss the gum in the AFL trading cards. Wish I still had the cards...
Love this! Babe Parilli and Gino Cappaletti. I knew Gino was their field goal kicker but didn’t know he was doing double duty as a receiver. He was a busy boy in those days. As a lifelong Boston fan this is gold!
Wahoo McDaniel in action for the Jets!
Good stuff. Sad that this is the only way I can see the Jets have a good day against the Patriots.
Good footage of football at Fenway! Nice to see Joe Namath with some ability to escape the rush. By the time I started watching football he had limited mobility. Thanks for posting.
I just took a tour inside Fenway park and they have a football field for Fenway college bowl
Nothing like seeing the Patriots bounce around from stadium to stadium during the 60s in the city of Boston. They made the AFL Championship in 1963 ( I believe) and got pounded 56 to 3 by the Los Angeles Chargers. They became the New England Patriots in 1970 when the AFL and NFL merged after Super Bowl IV. They appeared in Super Bowl XX against the Chicago Bears and got pounded 46 to 10. They got another shot in Super Bowl XXXI against the Green Bay Packers only to lose another 35 to 21. Then Tom Brady came along. Thanks Tom, the greatest quarterback to ever play in the NFL.
Thanks for posting this. I saved the URL so I can watch the Jets win on Sundays.
Those Patriot uniforms were the best and why they changed I will never know.
Looks like Namath moved pretty well his rookie year. What an arm. It’s from playing baseball all those years!
Thanks for the video. Like the color choice of the Patriot uniforms. Looked like it was entertaining game to watch.
Been to a few Patriots games at Fenway. Bleachers $2.50, Grandstand $5.00, Box Seats $6.00
Football at Fenway Park. How frigging cool!
The good old days of football!
Jeez, a 22 yard throw from Brady would just be a "flea flicker" now.
I was 4 months old and 400 miles away. :-)
I was 7 months old and maybe 100 miles away
this is like a mothers hug...
This game took place the same day of the first major battle between Northern Vietnamese and U.S. forces
This is fabulous footage. No way Brady would still be playing at 44 back then. QBs get ruined
Son
So cool to see pro football at Fenway. Did not know Gino Cappletti played receiver.
It was tough for those Patriots to get a grip.
I think that was the last time the Jets beat the patriots
I was at this game
I remember that game that was the year I was born 😂
Same here, I was just a babe myself in ‘65
When the game was at its bestb
Check out the red striped zebras
Are we going to ignore the invisible field goal posts? Lol
Placed on the goal line.
Did they say Wahoo McDaniel?
WAHOO! Only thing missing was his patented tomahawk chop against his opponent.
I saw the Pats beat the Donks the previous November, knocking their QB out of the game. They played from the third base line to RF.
Would have loved to been here. With enough money for 2 hot dogs, a coke and a beer. And maybe some popcorn or peanuts.
Was Geno catching passes and kicking field goals ? and what's with the the Referee uniforms back then ????
I had the Pats and the over
Where was this game played?
Fenway Park. Watch start of video again to see.
namath's first year!!!
22 yard touchdown bomb? I guess the announcer doesn't know what a touchdown bomb means
The game has deteriorated into nothing but violence and big money. No connection with the fans anymore. Wake up America
when the jets used to beat the patriots
At 2:35, I guess even back then "the ground can't cause a fumble". And I thought that rule was just for the wussies these days!
I wanna kiss you
Were these games whites only? Sheesh!
The fake fan noise is actually canned laughter for some failed comedy show. Whoever made this video sure is clueless.