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- San Francisco 49ers (11-2) at San Diego Chargers (9-4)
December 11, 1994
Weather: 54 degrees, relative humidity 62%, wind 7 mph
Line: San Francisco -9
Over/Under: 45.5
Starting QBs: Steve Young (SF), Stan Humphries (SD)
Network: FOX
Announcers: Pat Summerall, John Madden
I became a football and 49er fan when I was a kid in 1992. I am biased but the 1994 49ers are still the best team I have personally seen play.
I also, fell in love with the 94 NINERS. Most complete, talented team ever. If anything (weaknesses), John Madden said it "short yardage", but even that's a stretch.
It's a shame they broke it up the very Next yr, losing Sanders/Watters to FA, and Floyd (injury)
I've been an avid NFL fan since the mid '70s. This 1994 49ers team finished stronger and more spectacularly than any other team that I've seen over that 50 year span. I'm not even a Niners fan, but they became unbeatable along the way. I think it is reasonable to rank them as the #1 team in modern NFL history.
@@legendarynyce3842 yes short yardage was a weakness and their special teams was mediocre at best but they were so dominant on offense and defense that it didn’t matter.
@@barbeeqwins you’ve been watching the NFL for a while. I know the early 70’s Dolphins, 70’s Steelers, 85 Bears, 91 Redskins and 80’s Niner teams all could be argued as the best ever too. Had the 2007 Patriots won the Super Bowl that team would be on the conversation as well. I just haven’t watched a better team than that ‘94 Niners squad.
Thanks for all the info in the description WITHOUT spoilers
PRIMETIME.... greatest cover corner to play the game ever... 2:21:33
He could’ve EASILY went out of bounds and ended the game but where’s the money in that 😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the video Buddy
RIP Junior Seau! Great LB
San Diego needs the Chargers back. It's ridiculous they moved to L.A. to pay rent to the Rams to play in their stadium.
2:21:37 Prime's best year!!
Look at that, those guys are playing real football.
2:21:33🏈🐐💯
Key Plays:
8:15 SD: Jefferson 20-yd rec from Humphries
23:20 SF: Jones 10-yd rec TD from Young
29:50 SF: Rice 16-yd rec from Young
31:15 SF: Rice 16-yd rec from Young
42:15 SF: Popson 20-yd rec from Young
46:20 SF: Taylor 4-yd rec TD from Young
52:50 SF: McCaffrey 23-yd rec from Young
56:45 SF: Watters 4-yd rush TD
59:20 SF: Norton INT
1:00:50 SD: O'Neal fumble recovery
1:03:25 SD: Martin 20-yd from Humphries
1:08:55 SD: Carney 50-yd FG
1:17:50 SD: Coleman 41-yd kick ret
1:31:50 SD: Means 12-yd rush TD
1:35:30 SF: Jones 27-yd rec from Young
1:42:10 SD: Mitchell 36-yd rec from Humphries
1:50:10 SD: Carney missed 42-yd FG
1:51:10 SF: Taylor 20-yd rec from Young
1:55:55 SF: Rice 20-yd rec from Young
1:57:25 SF: Floyd 1-yd rush TD
1:59:35 SD: Martin 21-yd rec from Humphries
2:00:30 SD: Martin 34-yd rec from Humphries
2:21:00 SD: Martin 54-yd rec from Humphries
2:21:30 SF: Sanders 90-yd INT ret TD
2:25:10 SD: Harmon 28-yd rec from Humphries
Key Stats:
SF:
Steve Young 25/32 pass, 304 yds, 2 TD
Ricky Watters 17 car, 53 yds, 1 TD
Jerry Rice 12 rec (12 targets), 144 yds
John Taylor 5 rec, 53 yds, 1 TD
Brent Jones 3 rec, 48 yds, 1 TD
Deion Sanders 1 INT, 1 TD
SD:
Stan Humphries 25/43 pass, 337 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Natrone Means 18 car, 50 yds, 1 TD
Tony Martin 9 rec (12 targets), 172 yds, 1 TD
Leslie O'Neal 1 sack, 1 FR
13:01, "Hey, that's bullsh!t !!"
I noticed that Young threw a lot to his check downs. They would nickel and dime you to death!
I remember watching this. Good memories.
The Day of the SWITCH from CBS to FOX.
They met in the Super Bowl like a month later...
Any AFC contender was going to be a big loser. The dominance of the NFC started in the early eighties with the 49ers and Redskins (that’s racist). Mike Shanahan and John Elway started turning that dominance in the other direction.
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Thanks capt obvious.
No shit
The 49ers won both games by the same exact margin. 23 points. 38-15 in this one, and 49-26 in Super Bowl Bowl XXIX
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I was watching on tv that year, from San Jose CA...and later replays here on TH-cam.....never noticed the point spread
Cool
The modern game is basically two hand touch on the QB. The defenses are limited.
You think the officials are a bit over officious now, this game takes the cake. 6 minutes was taken on one call. It was breathtaking!
SF going into this game had to be paying attention as this was the day after Dallas got tripped up by Cleveland at home on Saturday
John n pat funny asf😅😅😅 may they both rip
Yes I love it!! The 49ers definitely took care of business the few times when the 49ers would play and defeat the Chargers at Jack Murphy Stadium (The Murph) in San Diego (Southern California), the same for when the Giants also did the same thing there at The Murph 90% of the time against the Padres, awesome stuff!! ❤️💛❤️💛🏈🏈🏈🏈🧡🖤🧡🖤⚾⚾⚾⚾ #SF49ers #SFGiants
Including the only NFL game I ever attended, which was the day Dan Fouts' #14 was retired by the Chargers at halftime. That was in 1988, and the hatred the fans in San Diego had for the Spanos family was apparent even then (the loudest booing I've ever heard was when Alex Spanos was introduced during the jersey retirement ceremony), nearly three decades before the franchise returned to Los Angeles. That game might have been the best performance by the 49ers all season long, as they routed the Chargers 48-10.
when did the y start the "tradition" of the Chargers and 49ers playing against each other in the last Pre-season game for both teams? (aside from 2023, it hasn't been like *THAT* in a while.)
They also played last year in 2022 or two years ago in 2021 during the month of August down in Southern California, at Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles, and the 49ers also beat the Chargers in that game, I'm not sure about preseason tradition however every season between the 49ers and the Chargers though
Now neither San Diego nor San Francisco has a NFL team
Santa Clara is close enough.
SF still has an NFL team, but they play in Santa Clara. I see what you mean though, no NFL team plays in SF or San Diego proper.
They never should have let watters go or deion. But probably couldn't afford deion
They were never the same after letting waters fo
As the comments said a preview of the Super Bowl. Well, whoever faced the Chargers that Super Bowl night either the 49ers or Cowboys would have crushed the Chargers. The AFC was still not good enough to beat the NFC in the Super Bowl yet.
The NFC had changed by this time. It was moreso Dallas and San Francisco > everybody than NFC > AFC
Outside of their Big Two, the rest of the NFC in 1994 left a lot to be desired. Only Minnesota won double digit games, while the AFC had 5 such teams.
This wasn’t like 1991 when 10-6 Philadelphia missed the playoffs.
Especially because the 49ers were a terrible match-up for that Chargers team, because their worst spot defensively was the secondary, and of course, the 49ers greatest strength during their dynasty was always their passing game, hence the twin 23-point losses in this game and the Super Bowl. While they likely wouldn't have been able to beat the Cowboys, had they faced Dallas in the Super Bowl, they might have been more competitive vs. Dallas than they were vs. the 49ers. But the Chargers clearly were the AFC's best team that season, having beaten the AFC's other two division champions (PIT and MIA) three times in a row in the three games leading up to the Super Bowl.
Interestingly the dominance was not from top-to-bottom (as it tended to be in reverse from ~1974 - 1980), but rather the best teams in the NFC were better than the best teams in the AFC. That’s why the inter-conference series was very close to being in the AFC’s favor for many of those years but they kept getting their clock cleaned in the SB throughout that following period.
@TheEsquireofSports.2.0nah. I don’t think so. They took on a wounded (in the secondary) Dallas team the next year in San Diego and still got beat 24-9.
@@brockgeorge777 1994 is a classic example. Outside of their Big Two, the rest of the NFC in 1994 left something to be desired as only Minnesota won double digit games. Heck the interconference series in 1994, the NFC only won by a narrow margin of 27-25.
It would get worse 6 weeks later San Diego
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At 2:05:21 it's 4th and goal, then the run gets stuffed on the next play. They go to a McDonalds game break and come back to the Chargers having made a touchdown? Makes no sense. Obviously there's footage missing.
Well it’s not like SD was ever in it.