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- Los Angeles Rams at Green Bay Packers
September 9, 1990
Weather: 68 degrees, relative humidity 83%, wind 8 mph
Line: Los Angeles -3.5
Over/Under: 43
Starting QBs: Jim Everett (LA), Anthony Dilweg (GB)
Network: CBS
Announcers: Verne Lundquist, John Madden
I'm here for Tecmo Super Bowl star Anthony Dilweg.
Funny, I’m here for Tecmo Super Bowl GOD Bob Nelson.
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I had one of those stands with goal posts and the clips for the helmets you mentioned! I also loved buying the helmets out of the machines and trying to collect every team. I still have them actually.
The day the Anaheim Rams began to decline. Quite rapidly.
At about the 24:00 mark Curt Warner scores a TD for the Rams. 9 years after this; Kurt Warner (qb spells name with a K instead of a C) shows up for the Rams, and the rest is history. His movie opens Christmas day.
The real TV home of the NFC, CBS.
a rite of NFL Week 1 Sundays on CBS in the 80s and early 90s...John Madden gets to switch things up in the booth, no late games for CBS so they could air US Open Tennis with Pat Summerall calling the mens final...
My favorite moment, 1:26:00 when Tim Harris gets injured/cramps and he’s making a pain killer mixie when Vern brings up “he’s mixing something” and Madden covers for him and says, “he’s probably trying to get some electrolytes”. I don’t buy it’s just “electrolytes”.
Week 1 Television Assignments
NBC Doubleheader
1pm
Seahawks-Bears Dick Enberg, Bill Walsh
4pm
Jets-Bengals Marv Albert, Paul Maguire
Steelers-Browns Don Criqui, Bob Trumpy
Oilers-Falcons Charlie Jones, Todd Christensen
Broncos-Raiders Joel Meyers, Ahmad Rashad
Dolphins-Patriots Tom Hammond, Joe Namath
Colts-Bills Jim Donovan, Cris Collinsworth
Chargers-Cowboys Fred Roggin, Jim Laslavic
CBS Single Game
1pm
Rams-Packers Verne Lundquist, John Madden
Cardinals-Redskins Dick Stockton, Merlin Olsen
Vikings-Chiefs James Brown, Randy Cross
Buccaneers-Lions Jim Nantz, Tim Brant
TNT Sunday Nitro
8pm
Eagles-Giants Skip Caray, Pat Haden
ABC Monday Night Football
49ers-Saints Al Michaels, Frank Gifford, Dan Dierdorf
I love LA 🎉❤
7:59 perfect display of how different the NFL is today from the 90’s. Obvious personal foul penalty today as the defender smashes the QB Dilweg in the head as he’s sliding. Back then even the announcers don’t say a word about it
Curt Warner's last career TD.
What do I think? I think I have to fart...... YEP I DID! Peheeeew! 🤼💨🥴🤢🤮😳🤪🤗
1:30:02 "Mandarich has lost a lot of weight since he reported!" 🤫🤫🤫
Both teams had a disappointing season in 1990.
CBS NFL Announce teams in 1990
Pat Summerall/John Madden
Dick Stockton/Merlin Olsen
Verne Lundquist/Dan Fouts
Tim Ryan/Irv Cross
James Brown/Randy Cross
Jim Henderson/Hank Stram
Brad Nessler/Dan Jiggetts
Jim Nantz/Tim Brant
This game has Lundquist/Madden.
@@SCRANE1115 Summerall was covering US Open Tennis in NY at the time.
Do you have the 1988 Week 1 game between these two teams by any chance.
Don't have it.
@@ilikesports thanks for responding. And thanks for this upload.
Packers Anthony Dilweg's NFL career lasted 10 games...... The Brent Fullwood knee injury they referenced on opening play ultimately would end his career...... This would be Rams Keith English (punter) one & ONLY NFL season
We won super bowl 🍜😂
Packers would decline and then fall off a cliff in 1991 to have Lindy Infante's get fired. 1992 Mike Holmgren got the job and got a back up named Brett Favor I'm sorry Favre. Well the rest is history. For the Rams, their decade of decline started in this game and it didn't get better until they were in a new city and got a new quarterback after the starter went down to injury for the rest of the season. We all know him by Kurt Warner.
Hard to believe that both of these teams handed the mighty 49ers their only 2 losses the previous season.
The good old days when the Packers sucked every year. Coming again very soon when premadonna Rogers leaves.
On a side note...Do the Packers have the ugliest uniforms or what...nasty green and yellow...
Those uniforms are classic.
Fuck the current BLM.....uh.....I mean NFL.
@@MaximusWolfe Your klan is showing
@@MaximusWolfe then don't watch
@@INYB
I don’t watch
@@cbod14
Is it? Good. I support the original triple k 100%.
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