We’re watching Randall Cunningham and Dan Marino go at it in this underrated classic, and we got Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa going at it this Sunday Night
Jalen hurts is boring as hell to watch man. All that running they do. They paid him 250 mill to run the ball 40 times a game and when they need him to pass he’s MID .. 22 tds passing last year 🤦🏾♂️
Big Dolphins/Marino fan here but a BIG shout out to Fran Tarkenton, who held both the passing and rushing records for QB's until Marino and Cunningham came along. What an underrated QB. But then you could say that about all 3 of these guys. Thanks for this upload!
Jeez as somebody who's born in the 90s and didn't grow up watching Marino I've heard all about him but you really get some perspective on how insanely precise he was watching this.
I watched pretty much his whole career. Still my favourite passing QB to this day. That release was lightning fast, so accurate and some incredible come from behind wins. A travesty he never won a SB.
That 4th and 10 completion to Duper was just perfect by Marino & Duper staying in bounds with the catch, underrated play that helped them keep that going. I remember like yesterday that this victory clinched a playoff spot for Miami for the first time since '85.
This whole highlight just reminds of how physical it all used to be! So many modern day flags would have been thrown in this game with the leading helmets diving hits. I almost forgot this is what the football I grew up loving even looked like. Thanks for the upload.
I have this tape on VHS tape ! That catch that Keith Byers snatched out of Tim Mckyers hands was heart breaking! I thought for SURE Philly was going to win In the pregame, they were contrasting the styles of Marino with Cunningham, and for Randall they showed his highlights to Jazz music and for Marino they played classical music.
@@hamhockbeansRandall winds up when he throws, Marino was a flick of the wrist. I'm a die hard fins fan who hasn't missed a game since 86' & I'm originally from Philly. Just ask cats like Manning who they looked up to. Marino was shattering records in an era when you could still grab recievers off the line & downfield. And Marino didn't have Wr's like Harrison & Reggie Waynem. Duper was a speedster & Clayton was a solid reciever & great route runner but neither will sniff the HOF. After them he his best wr was probably Irving Fryer at the down side of his career. Marino also never had a Marshal Faulk or Edgerin James in the backfeild. He carried an average team to the playoffs and/or winning record almost ever yr in the league
Still incredible to me that the Eagles from the late 80’s into the early 90’s never at least got to a Super Bowl. More incredible that Marino never got back to a Super Bowl.
@@Enigmalake If they ran the ball, they win I guarantee it, but then Nick Siriani's brain turns off and decides to play too much risk and reward and pulled the Seattle Seahawks sin of football. I don't get that moment to be honest, It's like the Patriots and Raiders from last year in a way.
@@LiamDeegeKyle Shanahan did it in SB 51, 54 and 2021 nfc championship and went wrong. Throwing the ball instead of running the ball and kill the clock when you have a good score advantage is bad
@@bebolino100 No kidding! Like why would you throw the ball on 3rd and 10 right on the 2 minute warning!? The Jets had no timeouts left too so in any case the Eagles likely would've won that game had they ran the ball because they would've punted with just over 1 minute left.
Its that quick release that killed teams! Yes, he had a strong arm but it was intellect to know to go with ball at 6'5 to go with that quick ass release. That is what made Dan deadly
Dude Cunningham avoiding Bruce smith and launching the ball for the touchdown is one of my all time favorite plays, that play was I think 98 or 99 yards
This was one of my favorite games of all time. My two favorite teams, and two of my all-time favorite players, at the height of their careers. Both teams were really good that year... this is a great throwback game!
Marino played for 17 seasons. In all that time, he only had ONE running back that rushed for over 1000 yards in a season: Abdul-Jabbar in 1996, who BARELY broke 1000 yards. He averaged less than 3.5 yards a carry!
Marino on 4th and short more often than not goes deep and I like that. It showed how much confidence he had in his arm and in his receivers to make the catch. The sad thing about Marino is that his teams came up short in winning Super Bowls. If he was on championship rosters we would be talking about him as one of the greatest QBs in NFL history. Instead he loses in arguments when compared to Joe Montana, Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning and probably soon Patrick Mahomes.
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lmfao marino aint in no league of P goat lmfao Pgoat is the only goat u see them matrix side flying throws LMFAO marino can never do that or run around HAHH u wish he was black!
Danny was definitely Jesus in a football uniform when it came to throwing the football unfortunately he didn't have the 11 disciples on defense that he needed to make stops when stops needed to be made
Nobody but nobody has ever had a release like Marino . He brings guick hear EVERY time. And cunningham had a slingshot on the end of his arm. I remember...
Just as I was saying how rare it was to see a Sammie Smith run not end in a fumble, he and Troy Stradford (another guy known for fumbling) have back to back fumbles.
Even though I worked as a Mason , in the New Stadium and had high hopes. Dolphins were never the same after leaving the Orange Bowl. Fan since 1970 when I was 7.
I'm actually gonna be at this game this sunday night...but man, Cunningham vs Marino just watching this brings back memories of watching the Eagles with my grandpa as a kid...bro Dan use to put some heat on those MFs boy
You need to watch the 1985 Dolphins/Bears game. The Bears were undefeated at that point with their 4-6 defense. Marino tore them a new anus! The Bears ended up with only that one loss for the year and won the SB.
I know Randall will always be defined as an eagle but he gave my Skol a helluva ride in 1998. For that, he will always get praise from me as a Vikings God. He has been through so much off the field with the death of a young Child. That would keep me up at night. Prayers still always. Ps, I remember the game well
Randell threw that first touch down to the running back is classic the defender thought he had interception and the running back caught a one handed catch amazing
Lot of good hitting in this one pads popping all over the place & a classic Marino comeback to boot....& accurate title for this one I don't recall this game at all....great upload 👍
Amazing they posted this 5 days ago… and I didn’t stumble into this video.. I searched for it. At this time The Eagles we’re my favorite team… after this game The Dolphins was my favorite team for here on out…
This week’s matchup between two teams who have been staying hot will be known as the Bama Bowl! Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa were teammates at Alabama and had some of the most tremendous and spectacular performances as a dynamic duo while being coached by the legendary Nick Saban!
Andre Waters is one of the most underrated hitters in league history. Set the tone on the first play and the hit at 7:57 is just beautiful. RB tucked the ball and still had it popped loose.
8:44 Love this play 11:08 Flea flicker 12:46 Love this throw and that Marino Jersey number... You could clearly see! 14:24 15:32 Man these plays are crazy
This was one of three excruciating final-play losses for the Birds that season where they led in the final seconds of the fourth quarter and the vaunted defense couldn't hold it. I was a teenager at the time, and when Marino got the ball back at the end, even when it was 4th and 10 - every Eagles fan knew what was coming. Fun as the Ryan-era teams were, they just weren't clutch.
1. 3:45 has "get over here" vibes. 2. I know there called the Kelly Green jerseys, but seeing Jerome Brown & Randall Cunningham in these. It forever be their jersey. 3. Reggie White had a few one vs. One moment in this highlight, which is crazy.
That Buddy Ryan Philly defense had ballers all over the field! Reggie was obviously the best player but guys like Seth Joyner, Clyde Simmons, Eric Allen and the lates Andre Waters and Jerome Brown, were tremendous in there own right. There offense led by "Scrambling" Randell wasn't too shabby either. Disappointing how they never even got to a conference championship together.
My first NFL game. My hometown team (Eagles) verses the team I would work for 7 years later (Dolphins). I remember it being cold for south Florida and the wind was whipping in the Upper Deck seats making it feel worse and I didn't have a jacket. Great game!
That 1990 Dallas team was actually on a roll: 3-7 at one point before winning 3 straight games. Plus they had won 4 games combined the previous 2 seasons
Things I noticed: very little running in this game, Cunningham was running like a rb out there, Dan marino had a hell of an arm, and Reggie white I’m sure was doubled the whole game
Marino was the greatest qb of all time. I don’t give a damn about SB wins nonsense. If you didn’t watch him play live you have no idea what you you’re talking about. This man had garbage around him his entire career and broke every record imaginable at a time when you were allowed to literally kill players on defense.
You right. I always wished he had a team like the other elite QBs. Imagine Marino playing today!! He would decimate defenses w Hill n Waddle, and their run game!! 😮😮😮 No Dolphins fan, but always loved Marino!! Remember those isotoner glove commercials 😂😂😂
We’re watching Randall Cunningham and Dan Marino go at it in this underrated classic, and we got Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa going at it this Sunday Night
Omg, football is still happening but it's different because time yay
Only difference is Tua and Jalen have a long long way to go to match Marino and Cunningham. Especially Marino.
@@chriszeien9112 Long way to match? Had no idea Marino or Cunningham had Super Bowl rings
As opposed to the rings jalen and tua have.
Jalen hurts is boring as hell to watch man. All that running they do. They paid him 250 mill to run the ball 40 times a game and when they need him to pass he’s MID .. 22 tds passing last year 🤦🏾♂️
That flea-flicker from the Eagles was a thing of beauty!
Big Dolphins/Marino fan here but a BIG shout out to Fran Tarkenton, who held both the passing and rushing records for QB's until Marino and Cunningham came along. What an underrated QB. But then you could say that about all 3 of these guys. Thanks for this upload!
Mahomes is lot like Tarkenton. Running around all over the place.
Jeez as somebody who's born in the 90s and didn't grow up watching Marino I've heard all about him but you really get some perspective on how insanely precise he was watching this.
He didn't win a super bowl so he doesn't get nearly enough credit that he should. Too many pundits, trolls, and newbie fans talking shit all day
I watched pretty much his whole career. Still my favourite passing QB to this day. That release was lightning fast, so accurate and some incredible come from behind wins. A travesty he never won a SB.
Yup & he never had a great receiver like other legends have had.
@@dwm25as a bills fan i concur
And this is not prime Marino. Marino in his prime was 83 to 86..in my opinion
Randall Cunningham was a complete Quarterback, I don't think he gets enough recognition.
You must be young
Before vick it was Randall daawg
@@victorhardin2186 Randall was the prototype.
@@DopeyDetector You should stop assuming, and stop acting like Randall gets mentioned heavy like that.
Yeah, Randall at one point was more complete then all of them
Cunningham and Marino was ahead of there time.
That 4th and 10 completion to Duper was just perfect by Marino & Duper staying in bounds with the catch, underrated play that helped them keep that going. I remember like yesterday that this victory clinched a playoff spot for Miami for the first time since '85.
This whole highlight just reminds of how physical it all used to be! So many modern day flags would have been thrown in this game with the leading helmets diving hits. I almost forgot this is what the football I grew up loving even looked like. Thanks for the upload.
I have this tape on VHS tape !
That catch that Keith Byers snatched out of Tim Mckyers hands was heart breaking! I thought for SURE Philly was going to win
In the pregame, they were contrasting the styles of Marino with Cunningham, and for Randall they showed his highlights to Jazz music and for Marino they played classical music.
That marino release is insane
Randall just flicks a bomb pass like it nothing.
@@hamhockbeansRandall winds up when he throws, Marino was a flick of the wrist. I'm a die hard fins fan who hasn't missed a game since 86' & I'm originally from Philly.
Just ask cats like Manning who they looked up to. Marino was shattering records in an era when you could still grab recievers off the line & downfield. And Marino didn't have Wr's like Harrison & Reggie Waynem. Duper was a speedster & Clayton was a solid reciever & great route runner but neither will sniff the HOF. After them he his best wr was probably Irving Fryer at the down side of his career.
Marino also never had a Marshal Faulk or Edgerin James in the backfeild. He carried an average team to the playoffs and/or winning record almost ever yr in the league
Zero wasted motion. Marino had the perfect release.
@hamhockbeans like nothing? Really. He's gotta bigger wind up then any MLB pitcher
@@CSpad Correct. Randall had a huge wind up and slow release but he also had the biggest deep ball in the league in his prime
I don't think you'll ever see again the caliber of QBs we had back then, still love Dan Marino!!
Still incredible to me that the Eagles from the late 80’s into the early 90’s never at least got to a Super Bowl. More incredible that Marino never got back to a Super Bowl.
Had several teams to do it, just couldn't get the job done. I hope Philly or San Francisco makes it this year from the NFC.
1:25 for one reason 😆
@@Enigmalake If they ran the ball, they win I guarantee it, but then Nick Siriani's brain turns off and decides to play too much risk and reward and pulled the Seattle Seahawks sin of football. I don't get that moment to be honest, It's like the Patriots and Raiders from last year in a way.
@@LiamDeegeKyle Shanahan did it in SB 51, 54 and 2021 nfc championship and went wrong. Throwing the ball instead of running the ball and kill the clock when you have a good score advantage is bad
@@bebolino100 No kidding! Like why would you throw the ball on 3rd and 10 right on the 2 minute warning!? The Jets had no timeouts left too so in any case the Eagles likely would've won that game had they ran the ball because they would've punted with just over 1 minute left.
Marino had a cannon of an arm. Probably the best pure passer in the game.
He certainly had the talent like no one else had.
Randall as well
You mean Marino and Dan Fouts were probably the best pure passers in the game. Right a long with Joe Montana.
Its that quick release that killed teams! Yes, he had a strong arm but it was intellect to know to go with ball at 6'5 to go with that quick ass release. That is what made Dan deadly
He was a loser that never amounted to anything
Love it! What a star studded line up from the late 80s....thanks for these games! Maybe 1990 Bills Eagles next?
I’d imagine we’ll get that in late November, when the Eagles play the Bills later this season.
Dude Cunningham avoiding Bruce smith and launching the ball for the touchdown is one of my all time favorite plays, that play was I think 98 or 99 yards
@@TheBigPete111that was insane! Bruce was on Randall’s weak side, too. What a play.
Boy I love losing superbowls B.I.L.L.S.
This was one of my favorite games of all time. My two favorite teams, and two of my all-time favorite players, at the height of their careers. Both teams were really good that year... this is a great throwback game!
Remember this classic like yesterday. Marinos whole career was a highline reel
The good old days miss the 90s
Marino played for 17 seasons. In all that time, he only had ONE running back that rushed for over 1000 yards in a season: Abdul-Jabbar in 1996, who BARELY broke 1000 yards. He averaged less than 3.5 yards a carry!
That’s when Jimmy Johnson came in and tried to make them into a running team. Marino wasn’t happy needless to say.
Damn! Sammie Smith never cracked 1000? That's wild to me. I know he had a few good years were he at least had 8 or 900 yds.
It's hard to believe that this game is 33 years old. Only a short 7 years to be 40 !! 😳
What's harder to believe is I remember watching this game live with my brother and a bunch of our friends.
@@sparky8506I didn’t get to watch it. But I remember being sent to bed. As it was coming on in 6th grade! 😢
Marino on 4th and short more often than not goes deep and I like that. It showed how much confidence he had in his arm and in his receivers to make the catch. The sad thing about Marino is that his teams came up short in winning Super Bowls. If he was on championship rosters we would be talking about him as one of the greatest QBs in NFL history. Instead he loses in arguments when compared to Joe Montana, Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning and probably soon Patrick Mahomes.
lmfao marino aint in no league of P goat lmfao Pgoat is the only goat u see them matrix side flying throws LMFAO marino can never do that or run around HAHH u wish he was black!
He did that alot and Shula loved it too
The best ever was Danny Marino not the greatest but the best ever when it come to throwing a football he was Jesus Christ in the football uniform
Danny was definitely Jesus in a football uniform when it came to throwing the football unfortunately he didn't have the 11 disciples on defense that he needed to make stops when stops needed to be made
Nobody but nobody has ever had a release like Marino . He brings guick hear EVERY time.
And cunningham had a slingshot on the end of his arm.
I remember...
This was a SNF instant classic and I hope we have the exact same game this Sunday...... Including my Dolphins winning ijs
Way more exciting to see defensive players play full speed compared to today. Excellent editing!
Wow a great game two of the best qbs to play the game
Wow!! This is absolutely Great!!! I remember this game like it was yesterday
That Eagle Flea Flicker TD was a thing of beauty!!!
Cunningham had a cannon for an arm!!!
Marino just throwing frozen ropes everywhere.
His release is absolutely incredible. Its like the ball just disappears from his hand.
Only Marino, Fouts, and Warren Moon could throw the ball for huge numbers back in this era.
A big reason the phin's kicker made those big kicks at the end was the fact that the holder had the laces out, which is key for place kickers
Star studded line up from the Late 80s
Man thank u NFL Throwback for posting this !!!!
Just as I was saying how rare it was to see a Sammie Smith run not end in a fumble, he and Troy Stradford (another guy known for fumbling) have back to back fumbles.
And didn't they trade Smith to the Broncos for Bobby Humphry who fumbled all the time too?
@@Floridaman1780_ Yep. Don't know why Shula loved running backs who couldn't hold onto the rock during the late 80's and 90's.
my ulcer!
God Randall Cunningham is so damn cool 😂 it’s hype everytime nfl throwback posts a Cunningham game
it's beautiful to see receivers get hit across the middle without flags flying everywhere 😢😢😢
What a QB duel man!!!!!
Even though I worked as a Mason , in the New Stadium and had high hopes. Dolphins were never the same after leaving the Orange Bowl.
Fan since 1970 when I was 7.
I can’t be the only one that noticed how awesome Louis Oliver was in this game. What a stud.
Absolute baller...best player on that average defense
Quite possibly this was the game...
That influenced the writers of Ace Ventura (movie) to put Miami vs Philadelphia in the Super Bowl (in the film) :D
I'm actually gonna be at this game this sunday night...but man, Cunningham vs Marino just watching this brings back memories of watching the Eagles with my grandpa as a kid...bro Dan use to put some heat on those MFs boy
Dan Marino And Randall Cunningham Never Disappoint
Hot damn, this looks spicy AF. Gonna bookmark this one for quality viewing later. I got into the sport in 1989-90. Right up my alley.
You need to watch the 1985 Dolphins/Bears game. The Bears were undefeated at that point with their 4-6 defense. Marino tore them a new anus! The Bears ended up with only that one loss for the year and won the SB.
I know Randall will always be defined as an eagle but he gave my Skol a helluva ride in 1998. For that, he will always get praise from me as a Vikings God. He has been through so much off the field with the death of a young Child. That would keep me up at night. Prayers still always. Ps, I remember the game well
I'm an Eagles fan, but I had to root for the Vikings too in '98... it was good to see Randall do his thing that year....Thanks Gary Anderson 🤦🏽♂️
RC was insane, especially for this era, amazing athleticism
two of my favorite teams
Randell threw that first touch down to the running back is classic the defender thought he had interception and the running back caught a one handed catch amazing
Lot of good hitting in this one pads popping all over the place & a classic Marino comeback to boot....& accurate title for this one I don't recall this game at all....great upload 👍
Good evening, everybody. Mike patrick. It's great to have you with us
Amazing they posted this 5 days ago… and I didn’t stumble into this video.. I searched for it. At this time The Eagles we’re my favorite team… after this game The Dolphins was my favorite team for here on out…
Randall Cunningham is amazing, and I can see why so many people compared Matt Cassel to him!
This week’s matchup between two teams who have been staying hot will be known as the Bama Bowl! Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa were teammates at Alabama and had some of the most tremendous and spectacular performances as a dynamic duo while being coached by the legendary Nick Saban!
We all know the story the question is who will come out on top
I say it will be a shootout since Miami’s offense is scary but their defense has had trouble as of late so I am expecting a shootout.
Wgas
I'm a lifelong Dolphins fan, but Cunningham was fun to watch.
this was 90 and the intro and muzik still had an 80s😊
Both Eagles safeties were ferocious hitters but both paid with their lives😢
I always liked Randle Cunningham he was a great qb
Andre Waters is one of the most underrated hitters in league history. Set the tone on the first play and the hit at 7:57 is just beautiful. RB tucked the ball and still had it popped loose.
Yep, NYJ and NE at the bottom is how I grew up watching the NFL
Cunningham was one tough guy.
yep, that side of his game is really forgotten now, but he played with absolutely no fear.
8:44
Love this play
11:08
Flea flicker
12:46
Love this throw and that Marino Jersey number... You could clearly see!
14:24
15:32
Man these plays are crazy
I was at this game. It was pretty close to a 50/50 crowd that night. Still can’t believe the Eagles lost.
11:11 is the most flawlessly executed flea-flicker I've ever seen. What a thing of beauty
Randall was my favorite player.
Good game .....Pete came thru ,classic dolphin /Marino game
Was at this game. Classic Marino comeback. Can't believe it was 33 years ago.
How did you guys watch these games with the score randomly popping on and off the screen?! Its killing me not knowing the time and score 😂😂
That's how games were televised then. We didn't have any choice.
You had to stay mentally alert and pay strict attention. Not really that hard.
As soon as the game started I could hear the Tecmo Super Bowl music playing.
Reggie White getting double teamed just about every play. Smart
Randall was awesome, love watching the older style offenses
As soon as Marino decided to throw the ball was already out a 5 yards down the field.
This was one of three excruciating final-play losses for the Birds that season where they led in the final seconds of the fourth quarter and the vaunted defense couldn't hold it. I was a teenager at the time, and when Marino got the ball back at the end, even when it was 4th and 10 - every Eagles fan knew what was coming. Fun as the Ryan-era teams were, they just weren't clutch.
We Steelers fans love both QB's
Philadelphia Eagles Against Miami Dolphins From 1990 Thanks For Uploading
2 of my favorite QB's when I was a kid.
1. 3:45 has "get over here" vibes.
2. I know there called the Kelly Green jerseys, but seeing Jerome Brown & Randall Cunningham in these. It forever be their jersey.
3. Reggie White had a few one vs. One moment in this highlight, which is crazy.
ESPN only got one good Sunday night game in their television package. This was the one in 1990.
Sunday's match-up is gonna be a great game. 🐬🐬🐬
I remember this game! It was my birthday weekend and the win over Buddy's birds was awesome
8:55 Freaking Tarkenton had every QB record imaginable at one time! Even rushing yards.
Keith Byars was a beast. A big versatile back. Very underrated.
That Buddy Ryan Philly defense had ballers all over the field! Reggie was obviously the best player but guys like Seth Joyner, Clyde Simmons, Eric Allen and the lates Andre Waters and Jerome Brown, were tremendous in there own right. There offense led by "Scrambling" Randell wasn't too shabby either. Disappointing how they never even got to a conference championship together.
The classic Super Bowl matchup from Ace Ventura.
Randallous!!❤
What a game! Notice how loud the crowd is in this one? You very rarely hear fans cheering like this today.
I was somewhere drinking formula as 2 month old when this game was being played
Haha same here. Was probably 4 months. Wish I was age I am now but back in 90.
My first NFL game. My hometown team (Eagles) verses the team I would work for 7 years later (Dolphins). I remember it being cold for south Florida and the wind was whipping in the Upper Deck seats making it feel worse and I didn't have a jacket. Great game!
Could in florida?😢😢
It’s kinda crazy to me the dolphins and Marino look so 90s here. But yet the broncos continued to look 80s well into the 90s.
Dallas fans getting PTSD seeing that 6-7 record, they're never used to being below .500
That 1990 Dallas team was actually on a roll: 3-7 at one point before winning 3 straight games.
Plus they had won 4 games combined the previous 2 seasons
It's crazy how they were 2 seasons away from having one of the best seasons any team has ever had.
Seeing Jerome Brown touched my heart ❤RIP
This Video 📸 Never Disappoints Me NFL Throwback Excellent Job
I loved #11 CRASH Jensen He was Our 3rd and long Receiver
And a special teams Guy an all
around Can Do Player, Braxton
Barios#0 Is a lot like Crash!
The stadium was rocking like a playoff game,does were the days, even the commentary was great,
What a game !
I was there as an Eagles fan, more than half the stadium that night were Eagles fans!!
"Tecmo Super Bowl version of both teams.
OMG they were throwing daggers 🥲
great video there, iffy PI call at the end of regulation imo
The flea flicker was a dot! Also, was sliding not a thing back then, Randall was going head first lol.
Full game is up. Watched it last year
That's why history will always insanely repeat itself
Randall ran all day. If he would have only run on the last play on 3rd and 2, and got the first down, that would have ended the game.
Things I noticed: very little running in this game, Cunningham was running like a rb out there, Dan marino had a hell of an arm, and Reggie white I’m sure was doubled the whole game
Marino was the greatest qb of all time. I don’t give a damn about SB wins nonsense. If you didn’t watch him play live you have no idea what you you’re talking about. This man had garbage around him his entire career and broke every record imaginable at a time when you were allowed to literally kill players on defense.
You right. I always wished he had a team like the other elite QBs. Imagine Marino playing today!! He would decimate defenses w Hill n Waddle, and their run game!! 😮😮😮 No Dolphins fan, but always loved Marino!! Remember those isotoner glove commercials 😂😂😂
Clayton and Duper were "garbage"?
@@fantasticvoyage262 Clayton didnt even playing this game
@@analyticalinsight But he was referring to Marino's career. Not just this game.
Boy, Randel Cunningham was one tough QB!! 💪🏈
Yeah... that TD that Byars caught at 3:33, he better pray because that was nearly a pick 6