Yea, he threw a great, catchable ball. Other QBs may have a rocket arm, but they don't know how to throw an easy to catch ball. Warren understood that.
You are correct @jpmnky and I've been a fan for over 60 years. You stole my thunder, but it's cool that we saw the same thing. I was thinking about a comparison and couldn't really come up with another QB. I think I've come up with a comparable athlete, though you'll have to stretch your imagination a little bit and go with a different sport...Fred Couples. Both could launch missiles with a slow, almost effortless delivery. They looked artistic...almost lazy. Both were cool under pressure and are Hall of Famers. Both are underrated and each remained competitive longer than their peers.
Your comment reminded of something Chris Carter (who played with Moon in Minnesota) once said. He was talking about how great QBs throw a ball that “communicates” to the receiver what’s ahead of them in terms of defense. For example, a ball thrown way ahead says, “if you run fast enough to catch this, you’ll have a TD since there’s no safety back there,” or “you can take three steps after you catch this, but brace yourself for a hit after that.” He then said of Moon, “ He didn’t just throw a ball that talked to you; he threw a ball that sung to you.”
@@robertdore9592Well, that's _two_ things. First, along with Dan Marino, Moon is the 1st QB I can remember who would've been WAY better if he had _any_ other talent on the team. André Johnson, a half-decent RB. Montana _had_ Jerry Rice. & in 1990 with Moon beating him in virtually every passing stat without that advantage the MVP still went to the White Guy adding privilege to it.
Warren Moon was that guy, it's a shame they lost to the bills in 92. He had a violent yet smooth throwing motion, once the ball left his hand, it was a thing of beauty.
@@chancegoode173 compared to like a Aaron Rodgers, Joe Montana, Steve young, Randall Cunningham throwing motions. They looked effortless and smooth. Moon's Brett favre, elway and Marino's motion seemed violent but smooth. Like they had bad intentions but was the spirals where a thing of beauty
@@jamesroberts1810 he had a weird side arm but not quite side arm throwing motion, but he threw it like he was trying to split a hole in people with that motion. Idk how to describe it, beautiful spirals and pin point accuracy. But man it looked like he had bad intentions with that throwing motion.
I consider him the be the second best quarterback to never win a Super Bowl. Watching him run the Oilers Run & Shoot offense during the early 90s is the first time I realized there were different offensive systems. Warren Moon ran the 'RnS' offense so well that I concluded it must be the superior offensive system in the NFL. I even remember arguing with my elementary school friends that my favorite team should use it even though my favorite team just won the most recent S/B. I eventually changed my mind gradually ► over the next ~18 months I learned/realized two key facts: (1) the 'RnS' requires exceptional QB play to successfully run that offense in the NFL, and (2) Mark Rypien was not Warren Moon. Looking back on it later, I honestly don't think any of his contemporary QB's could have run that Oiler offense as successfully as Warren Moon.
Warren Moon is the Goat.... He came up in an era where Black Qbs were definitely not wanted....... Had he had the chance and on a contender....... He would have 90 percent of the records.... And at least 6 rings... GOAT!
The Oilers were contenders for sure. I do think it's important to remember he had already played football for 6 years in Canada. When his NFL career started he was already past what most players consider their prime, he still played that well when most people are out of the league due to age. and he STILL played this well
@@FootballLoreOfficial true. He should have been drafted regardless. It's sad it took the NFL 6 years to wake up. I didn't know the he went to the Oilers because of his coach. I really wish he would have won the Super Bowl
the Oilers were contenders. especially the 1993 season. they had the best record in the AFC , but lost to Joe Montana and the Chiefs in the divisional round. that year was his best opportunity to win it all, but it didn't work out
Really? Doug Williams was drafted in the first round the same year Moon was not drafted. Maybe because as a three year starter he completed 48% of his passes for 3200 yards, 19 touchdowns and 17 interceptions.
Warren Moon is the prime reason I call for the Pro Football Hall of Fame to change it's name to the NFL Hall of Fame. Another reason is the CFL is older than the NFL. No players who played in other Pro football leagues are in it unless they played in the NFL. Warren Moon has the most passing yards out of any QB in pro football history with his stats in the CFL and NFL combined.
IMHO Warren Moon is still talked about & respected. He was one the best QBs in his era & everyone knew that his team always had a chance to win the game.
@@iambruceleroi Wow. I guess our culture better remembers ppl who win Super Bowls. Kind of sad because Moon was a quiet leader who threw the most beautiful spirals. Loved watching him play. Always a classy guy.
Casual fans generally remember 3-5 of the best players from each position per decade. For instance 80's RB's would be Dickerson, Simpson, Payton, Dorset and Allen. For QB's it's Montana, Elway, Marino, and the rest. I personally think Moon should be up there too but a lot of people will lump him in with overrated QB's of the time like Esiason for the 4-5 spot or another HOFer like Fouts who you could also argue was overrated.
Glad people are putting some respect on Warren Moon’s name. He was one of my favorite players growing up in the 80’s. This was a time where we had limited representation of Black QB’s and I was happy to see someone that looked like me, along with Randall Cunningham 🏈 🤝🏾
@@alexishanes6162, touché and much respect to him too, but Doug Williams came in the league the year I was born, so I didn’t get to really see him play in real time…that I remember much off…because I was so young. I connected more with Warren Moon and Randall Cunningham because I saw them play in real time and grew up with them from childhood through my young adult years.
I’m from NY and the first time I saw Warren play was when he played for UW and beat Michigan in the Rose Bowl. I remember asking who is this dude? It was a different day and age, so being on the East Coast I was had never heard of him, but he impressed TF out of me that day. I figured we would see him in the NFL but again, it was a different day and age. Didn’t see him in the NFL but watched him light up the CFL with the Eskimos. It was a good day for me when I heard he was coming to the NFL. One of the best of his to ever play the position.
I’m 54 years old and I saw him play in Edmonton. To all the young ppl and players please stop discounting the players of yesterday. They were good if not better in a lot of cases. Mr Moon being one of them. Great video
Warren Moon is one of the ALL TIME GREATS. He DESERVES ALL THE ACCOLADES AND ACHIEVEMENTS HE MADE IN BOTH PROFESSIONAL LEAGUES. What can you say about HIS LONGEVITY, HOW HE TOOK CARE OF HIS BODY AND HIS ARM TO PLAY 23 YEARS. WARREN MOON AND BUD GRANT WERE STARS IN BOTH LEAGUES AND BOTH ARE ENSHRINED IN THE HALL OF FAME IN THE CFL, AND THE NFL. WHAT AND ACCOMPLISHEMENT. GREAT TALENTS OF 2 GREAT MEN.
Warren Moon is absolutely an all-time great in my eyes. This man went through playing at the University of Washington to being undrafted. The NFL was being jerks by telling him to switch positions, so he showed the league how to play the quarterback position. The NFL had a very few black quarterbacks at that time. He had a cannon arm for a quarterback, so he used his strong arm mechanics for throwing the ball in the air. He played in the CFL before going to the NFL. He was a leader, a great player, and a great man for a Hall of Fame player.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
in the 70s I worked as a Canadian Sales Manager for an American company based in Seattle. I had the pleasure of seeing Warren play in a special game featuring the Big 10 vs the PAC 8. I was impressed but never expected to see him in the CFL. When it happened most Canadians had never heard of him even though he was a standout at U of Washington. The CFL which has a wider field by 15 yards than the NFL’s, was Taylor made for him as evidenced by his passing records and Grey Cup wins. It was so great to see him excel in the NFL as he was very respected by Canadian fans.
Watch him his last year of college and the bowl game. Warren Moon is the reason I have been an Oilers/Titans fan since 1984. The way he threw the ball was a thing of BEAUTY..
Moon is still one of my favorite QB’s of all time. When he played in Seattle he was great. When everyone thought he was done he came out and got into the pro bowl. When the best players actually made it.
Bobby Bryant, Scott Case and Jason Seahorn were my favorite cornerbacks of all time. Something about them I liked better than all the rest, can't quite put my finger on it.
Thank You for stating the facts and Truth about this Great Talent I've always been in awe of Mr. MOON and I will always be a Big Fan of one of the games All time Great QBs
Warren Moon was an all around Pro Quarterback that had all the traits and intelligence needed to be the best and he really was, if only he would have had stronger teams around him. I loved the Houston Oilers sky blue and white uniforms with the red trim on the side of the pants. One of the best uniforms next to the chargers original uniforms. Moon almost made it to the Super Bowl if not for that back and forth tough game with Buffalo in the division playoffs of 92. I still have an ill feeling in my stomach to this day just thinking of that game because they had it if only the defense could have held. There’s another black quarterback coming from Washington in this 2024 draft that has that same talents and skills hopefully he will have a great pro career also.
You’re SO correct. Moon was 1 of my favorite QBs to watch his throws & learned a lot from him when I was a QB. Him, Bert Jones & Dan Fouts…..followed by Marino were my role models
Checking out this video to see who I just passed in Madden in legacy points. Wow what a career this guy had. It’s a shame he never got a Super Bowl, and surprised I haven’t heard of him before.
Despite ALL he accomplished, he was ignored, overlooked, and at times disrespected. He is UNDENIABLY one of the GREATEST quarterbacks in football history.
Goat. Stay with me Not only did he’s face racism by the Owners, refs,players, equipment personnel,fans , etc Quoted “most owners didn’t trade to the Oilers because they wanted Moon to fail” Go against all that and still be flawless…
If Al Davis had acquired Moon we could have built a dynasty with the weapons we had on both sides of the ball; he'd have been the perfect replacement for Jim Plunkett.
My dad seldom talked about football, though he would watch occasionally. Warren Moon is the only college player I heard him mention when he said he wanted to watch the Rose Bowl just to see him play.
Eagles fan here, I still have the SI issue of him as thr Ultimate Weapon. Looked but took hits (look at sack totals 85/86 where he and Jaworski were getting pounded, he was tall, and even though his delivery was l longer, he looked effortless with that whip easily 60-70 maybe more in the air
@@nojustno242 Yeah I'm not saying Fran wasn't great. He is more like Romo than Lamar Jackson. A scrambler isn't really a runner. RC12 scored more rushing TDs and had 1,000+ more rushing yards than Fran in less seasons. Fran was a passer, Randall was the 1st, 2 way threat. I mean fran had under 4,000 rushing yards and Randall was closer to 5,000 in less seasons. This is more than 20% better output on the ground. Tack on RC12s more TDs than Fran on the ground, in less time, then you have the 1st real 2 way threat in RC12.
Another very talented QB that never won a Superbowl... Dan Fouts, Dan Marino, Warren Moon, Randall Cunningham, Fran tarkenton, Archie Manning,Jim Kelly...
This guy was at the qb challenge in Hawaii. Everything was paid for at the hotel he stayed at (the Westin at kauai lagoons. Free room free food ect. I dropped off his bags in his room and didn't even get a thank you from him. Nice guy!!!!
In terms of who threw the most beautiful spiral? I think of Moon, Marino and Elway... I'm also partial to Plunkett for that high arc that dropped right in the breadbasket...
Only the idiots that didn't draft him out of college! Because he was a Black QB! Need to watch this! Anyone who watched CFL & NFL Football during the 80's already knew! He had the best long ball of any of the so-called great passers! I'm still pissed about the Chicago Bears not drafting him or even giving him a workout! Any idiots would've seen his unique passing skills! Especially hitting a receiver on the run in full stride! Moving to Houston in the Late 70's I had a front row seat! The Oilers should've won at least two Superbowls! Good passing game! Running the ball now so much! Warren Moon was a Fantastic NFL QB! No matter what the color!
Its great he got a Superbowl ring. I don't care if it was part of the broadcasting team. Wow, what a player, and you could argue he had his peak years in the CFL. That he was able to then kick arse in the NFL after, is a huge testament to his ability. IWith slight;y better teams, my gooodness, who knows how many rings he'd have.
We recently released another documentary on fellow all time great Randall Cunningham, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/BJLtfZqlr5k/w-d-xo.html
Another monster
This guy threw the prettiest pass I’ve seen in over 30 years as a fan of the NFL.
big facts
Yea, he threw a great, catchable ball. Other QBs may have a rocket arm, but they don't know how to throw an easy to catch ball. Warren understood that.
@11kful yeah
You are correct @jpmnky and I've been a fan for over 60 years. You stole my thunder, but it's cool that we saw the same thing. I was thinking about a comparison and couldn't really come up with another QB. I think I've come up with a comparable athlete, though you'll have to stretch your imagination a little bit and go with a different sport...Fred Couples. Both could launch missiles with a slow, almost effortless delivery. They looked artistic...almost lazy. Both were cool under pressure and are Hall of Famers. Both are underrated and each remained competitive longer than their peers.
Your comment reminded of something Chris Carter (who played with Moon in Minnesota) once said. He was talking about how great QBs throw a ball that “communicates” to the receiver what’s ahead of them in terms of defense. For example, a ball thrown way ahead says, “if you run fast enough to catch this, you’ll have a TD since there’s no safety back there,” or “you can take three steps after you catch this, but brace yourself for a hit after that.” He then said of Moon, “ He didn’t just throw a ball that talked to you; he threw a ball that sung to you.”
Tightest spirals ever thrown. Imagine Moon throwing to Randy Moss.
would have been insane
..or Jerry Rice...
@@robertdore9592Well, that's _two_ things. First, along with Dan Marino, Moon is the 1st QB I can remember who would've been WAY better if he had _any_ other talent on the team. André Johnson, a half-decent RB. Montana _had_ Jerry Rice.
& in 1990 with Moon beating him in virtually every passing stat without that advantage the MVP still went to the White Guy adding privilege to it.
Yeah but, Randell Cunningham didn't do too bad himself with that.
Well he threw to prime Cris Carter before him and Moss were a dynamic duo and helped make his early Vikings career...
Warren Moon was that guy, it's a shame they lost to the bills in 92. He had a violent yet smooth throwing motion, once the ball left his hand, it was a thing of beauty.
would have been a perfect addition to his career
I agree with everything but the violent but smooth it was strong and smooth
@@chancegoode173 compared to like a Aaron Rodgers, Joe Montana, Steve young, Randall Cunningham throwing motions. They looked effortless and smooth. Moon's Brett favre, elway and Marino's motion seemed violent but smooth. Like they had bad intentions but was the spirals where a thing of beauty
Marino threw with velocity more the power. M
@@jamesroberts1810 he had a weird side arm but not quite side arm throwing motion, but he threw it like he was trying to split a hole in people with that motion. Idk how to describe it, beautiful spirals and pin point accuracy. But man it looked like he had bad intentions with that throwing motion.
Warren was one of my favorite QBs
hes the best
He still is a favourite of mine. I rate him right up there with Montana (IMHO the GOAT - I'm a Raiders fan too) Elway, Marino, Aikman.
I consider him the be the second best quarterback to never win a Super Bowl. Watching him run the Oilers Run & Shoot offense during the early 90s is the first time I realized there were different offensive systems. Warren Moon ran the 'RnS' offense so well that I concluded it must be the superior offensive system in the NFL. I even remember arguing with my elementary school friends that my favorite team should use it even though my favorite team just won the most recent S/B. I eventually changed my mind gradually ► over the next ~18 months I learned/realized two key facts: (1) the 'RnS' requires exceptional QB play to successfully run that offense in the NFL, and (2) Mark Rypien was not Warren Moon.
Looking back on it later, I honestly don't think any of his contemporary QB's could have run that Oiler offense as successfully as Warren Moon.
Warren Moon is the Goat.... He came up in an era where Black Qbs were definitely not wanted....... Had he had the chance and on a contender....... He would have 90 percent of the records.... And at least 6 rings... GOAT!
The Oilers were contenders for sure. I do think it's important to remember he had already played football for 6 years in Canada. When his NFL career started he was already past what most players consider their prime, he still played that well when most people are out of the league due to age. and he STILL played this well
@@FootballLoreOfficial true. He should have been drafted regardless. It's sad it took the NFL 6 years to wake up. I didn't know the he went to the Oilers because of his coach. I really wish he would have won the Super Bowl
the Oilers were contenders. especially the 1993 season. they had the best record in the AFC , but lost to Joe Montana and the Chiefs in the divisional round. that year was his best opportunity to win it all, but it didn't work out
Really? Doug Williams was drafted in the first round the same year Moon was not drafted. Maybe because as a three year starter he completed 48% of his passes for 3200 yards, 19 touchdowns and 17 interceptions.
How did QB. Vince Evans of Chicago Bears in the early 1980 1982 start at Solid er field & Warren Moon go to CFL. 🤔
I was a CFL watching kid when he came to Canada and he blew me away he was so good. he's as good as I've ever seen
hes a legend
Warren Moon is the prime reason I call for the Pro Football Hall of Fame to change it's name to the NFL Hall of Fame. Another reason is the CFL is older than the NFL. No players who played in other Pro football leagues are in it unless they played in the NFL. Warren Moon has the most passing yards out of any QB in pro football history with his stats in the CFL and NFL combined.
Moon is in the Hall of Fame
They arent going to do that, it's called the NFL hall of fame because it covers a player's NFL career.
@@metalmacabre9991 It's called the Pro Football Hall of Fame, not the NFL Hall of Fame. His point is that it SHOULD be called the NFL Hall of Fame.
Combining Moon's passing yardage from both leagues would put him in 6th place behind: Brady, Brees, Calvillo, Allen, Manning and Favre.
The Canadian Football Hall of Fame is the CFL’s version
IMHO Warren Moon is still talked about & respected. He was one the best QBs in his era & everyone knew that his team always had a chance to win the game.
Maybe it is more of my generation, but I feel like people don't speak about him as often as I hear Young/Montana/Marino
HONESTLY UNLESS U PLAYING MADDEN NOBODY IN THEIR 20S HAVE EVER HEARD OF WARREN MOON.
@@iambruceleroi Wow. I guess our culture better remembers ppl who win Super Bowls. Kind of sad because Moon was a quiet leader who threw the most beautiful spirals. Loved watching him play. Always a classy guy.
@@r.williamcomm7693 HEY THAT'S MY GENERATION FOR YA 🤣
Casual fans generally remember 3-5 of the best players from each position per decade. For instance 80's RB's would be Dickerson, Simpson, Payton, Dorset and Allen. For QB's it's Montana, Elway, Marino, and the rest. I personally think Moon should be up there too but a lot of people will lump him in with overrated QB's of the time like Esiason for the 4-5 spot or another HOFer like Fouts who you could also argue was overrated.
My favorite qb ever he's the reason I played football underrated legend the hall of fame is not enough give him his flowers
fr
EXACT same here!!!
Glad people are putting some respect on Warren Moon’s name. He was one of my favorite players growing up in the 80’s. This was a time where we had limited representation of Black QB’s and I was happy to see someone that looked like me, along with Randall Cunningham 🏈 🤝🏾
He deserves way more respect
@@FootballLoreOfficial 💯
Can’t forget Doug Williams the only black Quarterback to win a Super Bowl
@@alexishanes6162, touché and much respect to him too, but Doug Williams came in the league the year I was born, so I didn’t get to really see him play in real time…that I remember much off…because I was so young.
I connected more with Warren Moon and Randall Cunningham because I saw them play in real time and grew up with them from childhood through my young adult years.
I’m from NY and the first time I saw Warren play was when he played for UW and beat Michigan in the Rose Bowl. I remember asking who is this dude? It was a different day and age, so being on the East Coast I was had never heard of him, but he impressed TF out of me that day. I figured we would see him in the NFL but again, it was a different day and age. Didn’t see him in the NFL but watched him light up the CFL with the Eskimos. It was a good day for me when I heard he was coming to the NFL. One of the best of his to ever play the position.
absolutely
I’m 54 years old and I saw him play in Edmonton. To all the young ppl and players please stop discounting the players of yesterday. They were good if not better in a lot of cases. Mr Moon being one of them. Great video
thank you
I agree he was so underrated
Him and Randall Cunningham
@@FootballLoreOfficial I’m an eagles fan so yeah lol
My favorite QB to ever lace em up Mr. Warren Moon 🌖
yeah he legendary
Great video thank you Warren Moon was my favorite African American quarterback back in the day when I was a kid.
Glad you enjoyed it
Warren Moon is one of the ALL TIME GREATS. He DESERVES ALL THE ACCOLADES AND ACHIEVEMENTS HE MADE IN BOTH PROFESSIONAL LEAGUES. What can you say about HIS LONGEVITY, HOW HE TOOK CARE OF HIS BODY AND HIS ARM TO PLAY 23 YEARS. WARREN MOON AND BUD GRANT WERE STARS IN BOTH LEAGUES AND BOTH ARE ENSHRINED IN THE HALL OF FAME IN THE CFL, AND THE NFL. WHAT AND ACCOMPLISHEMENT. GREAT TALENTS OF 2 GREAT MEN.
absolutely
Warren Moon was a great quarterback. In my opinion, he's one of the best...
100%
He was my favorite growing up
He is legend!!
One yesr he held the league in awe
a total legend! Like Randall Cunningham
Warren Moon is absolutely an all-time great in my eyes. This man went through playing at the University of Washington to being undrafted. The NFL was being jerks by telling him to switch positions, so he showed the league how to play the quarterback position. The NFL had a very few black quarterbacks at that time. He had a cannon arm for a quarterback, so he used his strong arm mechanics for throwing the ball in the air. He played in the CFL before going to the NFL. He was a leader, a great player, and a great man for a Hall of Fame player.🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
He is an absolute legend
in the 70s I worked as a Canadian Sales Manager for an American company based in Seattle. I had the pleasure of seeing Warren play in a special game featuring the Big 10 vs the PAC 8.
I was impressed but never expected to see him in the CFL. When it happened most Canadians had never heard of him even though he was a standout at U of Washington. The CFL which has a wider field by 15 yards than the NFL’s, was Taylor made for him as evidenced by his passing records and Grey Cup wins. It was so great to see him excel in the NFL as he was very respected by Canadian fans.
great story
Real GOAT 🐐 Here Nothin But respect For Mr Warren Moon 🌙
Have to respect a legend
Watch him his last year of college and the bowl game. Warren Moon is the reason I have been an Oilers/Titans fan since 1984. The way he threw the ball was a thing of BEAUTY..
it was incredible
Breathtaking player ! . 🎉💯🌷
You are!
Without a doubt one of the greatest players and classics persons Of all time
absolutely
Warren Moon is one of the top 10 QBs of all time... His stats are mind bending
he and randall cunningham are goats
Could get it to anyone anywhere on the field, all while throwing the most beautiful ball you'll ever see. Definitely one of the all timers.
absolutely
Moon is still one of my favorite QB’s of all time. When he played in Seattle he was great. When everyone thought he was done he came out and got into the pro bowl. When the best players actually made it.
I can't imagine a prospect now like Warren Moon, Qb like that now would be drafted #1. Awesome using him Tecmo Super Bowl games.
would be an easy #1 pick
He was the reason id always pick the oilers on tecmo super bowl
love it
I alway loved the seahawks' blue and silver unif😮
retro jerseys would go so hard
They’re back next year is the rumor. Blue is gonna remain darker tho
I always said, back then the three best pure passers were Marino, Fouts and Moon.
fr
Along with Elway that was the best time to watch QBs
Warren Moon.. Mike Vick.. my one two punch combo. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
those two could ball
Imagine Vick in the rpo.
My Favorite QB of All time!
good choice!
I loved him growing up. He had a canon for an arm
seriously
Moon ,Cunningham, and Doug Williams were why I fell in love with football and worked hard at my one handed catches and scrambling skills
we did a video on Cunningham too, theyre all great
Bobby Bryant, Scott Case and Jason Seahorn were my favorite cornerbacks of all time. Something about them I liked better than all the rest, can't quite put my finger on it.
Warren Moon is the GOAT IMHO
yeah
Warren was one of the best QB ever.
agreed
The best spiral ever
yes
I loved Warren Moon as a kid. Growing up in west texas i used to act like I was Warren playing football.
Great man, great talent
He is talented
Thank You for stating the facts and Truth about this Great Talent
I've always been in awe of Mr. MOON and I will always be a Big Fan of one of the games All time Great QBs
He could sling the rock
My favorite player 🐐🐐🐐
goat
I remember watching that Oilers bills game as a kid
must have been interesting to see
@@FootballLoreOfficial it was pretty awesome. What's crazy is Oilers go to Tennessee and get the music city miracle on the bills!
Warren Moon was an all around Pro Quarterback that had all the traits and intelligence needed to be the best and he really was, if only he would have had stronger teams around him. I loved the Houston Oilers sky blue and white uniforms with the red trim on the side of the pants. One of the best uniforms next to the chargers original uniforms. Moon almost made it to the Super Bowl if not for that back and forth tough game with Buffalo in the division playoffs of 92. I still have an ill feeling in my stomach to this day just thinking of that game because they had it if only the defense could have held. There’s another black quarterback coming from Washington in this 2024 draft that has that same talents and skills hopefully he will have a great pro career also.
wish he would have won one
You’re SO correct. Moon was 1 of my favorite QBs to watch his throws & learned a lot from him when I was a QB. Him, Bert Jones & Dan Fouts…..followed by Marino were my role models
he was a legend
My favorite QB of all time.
#1 Warren Moon
#2 Drew Brees
#3 Steve McNair
solid top 3
I TOTALLY AGREE.
MOON WAS AWESOME..
and by far threw the most prettiest spiral in NFL HISTORY!
absolutely
The best pure passer I've ever seen!
absolutely
Checking out this video to see who I just passed in Madden in legacy points. Wow what a career this guy had. It’s a shame he never got a Super Bowl, and surprised I haven’t heard of him before.
he could ball
The Seahawks gave him a Ring for being part of their radio Broadcasting crews after winning Super Bowl 48
Despite ALL he accomplished, he was ignored, overlooked, and at times disrespected. He is UNDENIABLY one of the GREATEST quarterbacks in football history.
100%
Look at his form when tha ball comes up. Damn that’s pretty
so clean
Great job on Warren Moon!❤❤😊
thank you! we just did Randall Cunningham as well!
After Dan Marino, probably the best qb without a ring.
fr
Im glad someone else said this and made this video
i got you
I talk about him. He was my favorite from his time at the UW on. His apple cup bomb to spider Gaines for the gw? My favorite from then on.
he was elite
Great story!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Goat.
Stay with me
Not only did he’s face racism by the
Owners, refs,players, equipment personnel,fans , etc
Quoted “most owners didn’t trade to the Oilers because they wanted Moon to fail”
Go against all that and still be flawless…
facts
Moon was the #1 guy
absolutley
Excellent video.
Thank you very much!
Warren Moon just was a terrific football player . That’s all you really need to know .
pretty much
Wow, great documentary
Glad you enjoyed it! We just did one on Randall Cunningham too!
Great video!
Thanks!
THE BEST QB THE GOAT #1 Warren Moon 🌝
yes
Imagine Moon and Moss together ❤
would have been unstoppable
Being in their own backyard, it's a shame the Seahawks didn't draft him. Moon to Largent would have been awesome.
agreed
If Al Davis had acquired Moon we could have built a dynasty with the weapons we had on both sides of the ball; he'd have been the perfect replacement for Jim Plunkett.
it would have been perfect
A champion in Canada who should have been a champion in the NFL too. Beautiful passes and accurate as hell.
he had a great arm just like randall cunningham
great video
Thanks for the visit
Has the guy who watched warm Moon play I talk about him all the time. And I was never a Houston fan but I was definitely a fan of him.
he is the man
He was so accurate.
Top 5 QB all time
100%
Amen Warren moon was a G.
amen
Need more footage
I seen him play in Canada Edmonton Eskimos
how was it?
@@FootballLoreOfficial the greatest game i ever seen
My dad seldom talked about football, though he would watch occasionally. Warren Moon is the only college player I heard him mention when he said he wanted to watch the Rose Bowl just to see him play.
he was great
Yeah a real football player and seen alot thanks utube
thanks
Randall Cunningham next, since RC12, created the running QB 30 years ago+
Yessir! added him to the list
Eagles fan here, I still have the SI issue of him as thr Ultimate Weapon. Looked but took hits (look at sack totals 85/86 where he and Jaworski were getting pounded, he was tall, and even though his delivery was l longer, he looked effortless with that whip easily 60-70 maybe more in the air
Hang on. Go check out Fran tarkenton from the '60s. He was the first mobile quarterback.
@@nojustno242 Yeah I'm not saying Fran wasn't great.
He is more like Romo than Lamar Jackson.
A scrambler isn't really a runner.
RC12 scored more rushing TDs and had 1,000+ more rushing yards than Fran in less seasons.
Fran was a passer, Randall was the 1st, 2 way threat.
I mean fran had under 4,000 rushing yards and Randall was closer to 5,000 in less seasons.
This is more than 20% better output on the ground.
Tack on RC12s more TDs than Fran on the ground, in less time, then you have the 1st real 2 way threat in RC12.
I grew up with Warren Moon he is one of the greatest at least in my mind he is the top three
he is incredible
Number one for a reason
yessir
This is my all time favorite quarterback in nfl history
me too
Absolutely... played in The House of Pain(Miss Ya Blue 💙).... imagine 8f he had played in the NFL his entire career
facts
It's disgusting how much this man is not talked about.
🫡🫡🫡To Warren Moon!!!
cheers
Another very talented QB that never won a Superbowl... Dan Fouts, Dan Marino, Warren Moon, Randall Cunningham, Fran tarkenton, Archie Manning,Jim Kelly...
yes
This guy was at the qb challenge in Hawaii. Everything was paid for at the hotel he stayed at (the Westin at kauai lagoons. Free room free food ect. I dropped off his bags in his room and didn't even get a thank you from him.
Nice guy!!!!
damn it be like that
People don't get "introduced" to NFL HOF. They get "inducted." Aside from that, Moon threw the tightest, prettiest spiral have Ever seen!
he was awesome
Need to put some respect on Randall Cunningham name too
We have a video about him coming out on the 27th
@@FootballLoreOfficial I always say he’s the reason we see running quarterbacks today.
and what a lot of people don't know, is he went to Hamilton high school in Los Angeles which is just down the st. from Beverly Hills.
i didnt know that
@@FootballLoreOfficial yup
Warren Moon was a great QB.
yes he was
They don’t talk about Terrell Davis much
At RB neither. Dude was top 10 at his position
seriously
He had a short career but great career
In terms of who threw the most beautiful spiral? I think of Moon, Marino and Elway... I'm also partial to Plunkett for that high arc that dropped right in the breadbasket...
Those are all great choices...I like Randall Cunningham personally.
Only the idiots that didn't draft him out of college! Because he was a Black QB! Need to watch this! Anyone who watched CFL & NFL Football during the 80's already knew! He had the best long ball of any of the so-called great passers! I'm still pissed about the Chicago Bears not drafting him or even giving him a workout! Any idiots would've seen his unique passing skills! Especially hitting a receiver on the run in full stride! Moving to Houston in the Late 70's I had a front row seat! The Oilers should've won at least two Superbowls! Good passing game! Running the ball now so much! Warren Moon was a Fantastic NFL QB! No matter what the color!
Amen
Teams run n shoot
ye
Greatest QB of all time
absolutely
Its great he got a Superbowl ring. I don't care if it was part of the broadcasting team. Wow, what a player, and you could argue he had his peak years in the CFL. That he was able to then kick arse in the NFL after, is a huge testament to his ability. IWith slight;y better teams, my gooodness, who knows how many rings he'd have.
exactly
You gotta win bro
yeah if he had a superbowl hes top 3 all time
Howie Long once called him a "ball throwing machine". Moon kicked ass
He was a machine
Earliest football game memory I have is Warren Moon legit throwing farthest and most beautiful, spiral pass I’ve ever seen.
it was beautiful
I talk about him all the time
youre a real one