I'm 60 years old...I've watched football since I was a little kid. I miss the 70's and early 80's football so much. Thanks for uploading these classic games! Who remembers Mattel's Talking Football game?
Ha ha, I wonder if eBay has any of the old Mattel games. I had no patience to learn how to play it because I devoted the whole 6th grade to learning how to run my digital Casio watch with all of its amazing functions. Why is it I can remember those things like it was yesterday, but I can’t even remember yesterday?
The Redskins had some iconic players like Billy Kilmer, Joe Theismann, John Riggins, Art Monk, and so many more! They were a tough bruising team! A powerful running game and quick receivers. They were a fun team to watch as well. The 70's were the BEST for all sports and the best for a kid growing up!
I agree! Plus they had the absolute BEST Helmets and uniforms in football! The early 70's yellow🟨🟡®️🪶 & the dark red helmet with the spear like the Florida State Seminoles helmet leading up to the iconic Washington Redskins helmet that followed those. WHY the hell they became the Commanders? I am a Chippewa Indian who was proud to wear my Washington Redskins jacket that my Dad another full-blooded Chippewa Indian gave me for my Birthday! I grew up in Wisconsin, but while I LOVED the Packers, I also was a NFL fan, and I also loved the Redskins as well! So much in this world to worry about and they chose to cry about the Redskins logo, and the name?? Why?
The years 77-78 were a changing of the guard for the Redskins. Theismann was finally consistently penned in as the starter and Riggins became the feature back. 77' was the first year since Allen was hired that the Cowboys swept the season series with the Skins. Despite the collapse in 78' the Skins were slowly going in the right direction.
The greatJohn Brody went on to play on the senior pro PGA golf tour ..Master of the screen pass oh yes an art to draw in the D'line and at the last second dump the screen classeek
The Redskins and Niners have only met 35 times to date, with San Francisco leading the series 22-12-1 per Pro Football Reference. How many times do you see two starting QBs wearing No. 17?
Was a die hard 49er fan as a 5 year old kid. Bled red and gold from 1965 until '78 when I left them for the San Diego Chargers and air Coryell. Then the SD Chargers broke my heart for the next 40 years. Now I don't even care about today's NFL. When the inmates run the asylum, you end up with a crappy product.
I remember the game well. The younger guys on the Redskins were practically asking OJ for his authograph at the end of each play. This was one of the last games before the great 0-8 collapse. Theismann says this season molded them into champions. The trifecta of Riggins, Theisman and Butz carried this team into the SB in 1982.
65 TossPowerTrap I guess, but didn’t the collapse in 79, the disappointment of 1980, or the second half rebound of 1981 mold them a lot better than 1978? I’ll take joe’s word for it but I tend to call bullshit
Believe it or not it was the Hogs who started it all...We finally got a decent o- line and that's where the game is won I Started watching Pro Football at 8 in 1974 After my Mom bought me the old vinyl sleeves and the Patch on the leftside over Chest button up she bought the one that was the Colors of my older Brothers high School which was the Redskins and off we went this was our best Start to a season as young fan and Joe Theismann's first as the Starter and Kilmer last we Started 6-0 but for some reason we hit a brick wall it seem like.the first loss we never recovered from it looked like we were.hungover the rest of the year finished 8-8 and Jack Pardee was fired I think Theismann was Cocky but he demanded alot of himself and I think after those 3 years in Canada he was ready to play but G. Allen was loyal to his players and it hurt the Redskins sometimes I think Joe couldve made them better earlier cuz he could scramble and and he was in shape ulike those Beer Bellys boys that I loved but any quarterback who would return punts just to play I think that alone shows he shouldve played sooner...alot sooner..I didn't know it at this time..Theismann went Thur Hell before he won consistently..Joe was on the Cover of a Sports illustrated with his mouth taped shut about talking to much.
Didn't the SF 49ers coach Pete McCulley get fired after this game? And they hired Fred O'Connor as the interim coach. The next season they hired Bill Walsh and the rest is history.
Amazing athletes even back then, the games are still entertaining. Scully with red hair, gravel voiced George Allen, and Jim Brown trying to pontificate...lol. Good to see this again, but I don't miss being bombarded by 60 minutes promos, man I hated those.
Pete McCulley's last game in his brief stint as 49ers head coach (he was replaced by offensive coordinator Fred O'Connor). In the aftermath of a cluster**** of a 1978 season, Bill Walsh was hired for the 1979 season, and the rest is history.
And in the last game of that season, Freddie Solomon had to play quarterback because of injuries. 49ers actually did have a few key pieces of their Super Bowl XVI and XIX teams in place by then.
McCulley simply wasn't cut out to be a head coach. Although, in fairness to him, it didn't exactly help that, talent-wise, the team he had to work with was noticeably weak at key positions both offensively and defensively. Edward J. DeBartolo Jr., to his credit, realized this and started paying Pro Bowl-caliber players (e.g. Fred Dean) what he knew they were worth.
1:37:00 I love the low-tech graphics. Why do we need to see scores in high-tech displays as we do today? Why do we need to be updated every minute via text as we are today? The networks and the NFL lost sight of the game and focused instead of dazzling us with crap over the past 30 years.
1978 Redskins were first team to go 6-0 and not make playoffs. My fav team the Vikings "accomplished" same feat in 2003, when Cardinals' Nate Poole caught TD pass on 4th and 17 on final play, to end Vikings' season in final reg season game. 2009 Broncos joined the club, then Vikings almost did it again in 2016, but fell one game short, lol
Love watching these games to see players on their way to future championships like the young 49ers playing against Jake Scott, Diron Talbert, etc, who faced each other in the Super Bowl six seasons earlier. Ken Houston and Chris Hanburger played before the merger for Pete's sake!
Jim Brown says “I don’t think Riggins is a great back anymore. He’s a good back”. Hey, Jim, open mouth and insert foot! All Riggins did was rush for 1,000 yards four more times and go on to historical greatness.
Rob Jadick I don’t think that was a far off statement.. he was a solid back for a number of years but never broke to that next level and had some injury issues and was a character. It took 4 more seasons and Joe Gibbs dedicating an offense around him to become a great back..
Yep, definitely a late bloomer, finished much better than he started. He was on the 69 Jets for cryin out loud. Hated the Redskins, but loved "The Diesel"
@@theprofessor8589 Thanks Prof. I see now that '71 was his rookie year. I assumed he was on the championship team, because I remember Namath mentioning his name on those commercials between cartoons on Saturday mornings in 1970-71. Ovaltine? STILL! It's extremely unique for an RB to hit stride after being in the league ten + years.
It still isn’t racist, white urban women are struggling to find people to be offended on behalf of to compensate for the guilt they feel for self recorded notions of their racial superiority.
George Allen commentator had been fired by the Redskins the season before. The owner was Edward Bennett Williams (who also owned the Baltimore Orioles MLB) Let’s go to an Oozz game an see Kael then we’ll have de best Kreebs 🦀 in teown 😚 HUNNNNN
Hanburger should have retired after the 1977 season. You can see in this game that his heart was no longer in it. I think he had 1 tackle in this game. You can see him jogging and going half-speed on most plays and not being able to throw off blockers. One 1 play in the 3rd quarter, OJ Simpson easily handled him on a routine block and Hanburger lost containment. A decent linebacker would have made that play easily. If the play went up the middle or went to the opposite side, Hanburger would just stand and watch the play. Embarrassing, really.
Hanburger had a great career and is a Hall of Famer . He was either an All Pro , All NFC , A Pro Bowler or All NFL in 12 of his 14 seasons. He was the NFC defensive player of the year in 1972. He was selected to TEN Pro Bowls , but is only credited with NINE , he was unable to play in his tenth due to a knee injury. Great NFL linebackers such as Jack Ham, Robert Brazile, Ron Rivera, Jack DelRio, to name only a few , watched hours and hours of film of Hanburger to learn how to play linebacker in the NFL at the highest level. In 1978 Hanburger has without a doubt lost a step and like any great player, probably played one season too many. He still recorded four sacks , two forced fumbles , two batted passes in 1978 and played the longer 16 game schedule less than a year after off season knee surgery. Hanburger is a Hall of Famer , served his country in the US Army , and is a class act, so nothing but respect for a man that excelled at his craft , inspired and influenced others to excel, and wanted no part of self promotion or showboating like these snowflake clowns today . Total respect for the Captain , Chris Hanburger , that his teammates respectfully referred to as “ The General and Grumpy”
2:00:25 I was beginning to feel sorry for Fred Quillen. From the announcers' comments, I assumed he didn't get to hang around during the Bill Walsh era. But it turns out he was a Pro Bowl player that played on two of the 49er Super Bowl teams.
140:40 Irv Cross is so right and before his time cause 9 years later Charles Woodson Of Michigan was a two-way defensive back who would win the Heisman.
@@chrisslaughter5552 He was great, but he was blessed with a good offensive line. His first 3 years he didn't do squat, then they drafted Reggie McKenzie and Joe DeLamielleure and he finally tore it up. Guys like Campbell and Payton were great no matter who was blocking for them.
@@tesla-v2681 I Have OJ number 3 all time see people are bias you cant judge OJ on his personal life after Football I started watching Pro Football at 8 years old in 1974 as a Redskin Fan...But Walter is best ever Becuz he did it all for so long but OJ had the best Season ever and they don't mention 14 games in the record books on snow and Ice and they don't throw intangibles in..They tried him at Wide Receiver early on But Southern Cal to Buffalo...It took time to adapt but boy when he did like Thanksgiving day against Lions OJ ran 273 yards I knew how special he was and he was The baddest in the League for awhile nobody was better.than OJ He couldn't be stopped ask the Steelers they couldn't even stop him if he'd played his whole career in In LA and in a dome OJ might just be the best ever Dickerson Was big and had the grass and the Sunshine in his favor and then to a some was bad but OJ was better.
@@rmartin7558 that knee injury he suffered in the '77 season was actually serious. Probably resumed playing too soon. Not only that, 49ers line is terrible. Notice he's actually outrunning some of the blocks in an attempt to make plays.
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I'm 60 years old...I've watched football since I was a little kid. I miss the 70's and early 80's football so much. Thanks for uploading these classic games! Who remembers Mattel's Talking Football game?
Ha ha, I wonder if eBay has any of the old Mattel games. I had no patience to learn how to play it because I devoted the whole 6th grade to learning how to run my digital Casio watch with all of its amazing functions. Why is it I can remember those things like it was yesterday, but I can’t even remember yesterday?
@@ErnestTeeBass I bought a 1977 Monday Night Talking Football game from eBay. It works great! Never had a Casio.
RIP Jim Brown..😢
The Redskins had some iconic players like Billy Kilmer, Joe Theismann, John Riggins, Art Monk, and so many more! They were a tough bruising team! A powerful running game and quick receivers. They were a fun team to watch as well. The 70's were the BEST for all sports and the best for a kid growing up!
If you knew little about the NFL, and met Kilmer on the street in those days, you'd never guess he was a professional quarterback.
Art Monk first year was 1980 !
I love the 1970’s Redskins games! The team played with such heart!
I agree! Plus they had the absolute BEST Helmets and uniforms in football! The early 70's yellow🟨🟡®️🪶 & the dark red helmet with the spear like the Florida State Seminoles helmet leading up to the iconic Washington Redskins helmet that followed those. WHY the hell they became the Commanders? I am a Chippewa Indian who was proud to wear my Washington Redskins jacket that my Dad another full-blooded Chippewa Indian gave me for my Birthday! I grew up in Wisconsin, but while I LOVED the Packers, I also was a NFL fan, and I also loved the Redskins as well! So much in this world to worry about and they chose to cry about the Redskins logo, and the name?? Why?
My dad’s mother was Chippewa! She and her daughters, up in Montana, watched and cheered for the Atlanta Braves baseball team, tomahawk chop and all.
The Redskins were old in ‘78, Ron McDole, Chris Hanburger, Bill Kilmer, those guys been playing since the mid 60s.
The years 77-78 were a changing of the guard for the Redskins. Theismann was finally consistently penned in as the starter and Riggins became the feature back. 77' was the first year since Allen was hired that the Cowboys swept the season series with the Skins. Despite the collapse in 78' the Skins were slowly going in the right direction.
Love the BS Mobil 1 add for 20k mile oil change.
This was DeBerg's first year as a starter. He would have a long career in the NFL as well as hitting it big with the song "Lady in Red."
R Martin 😂
Nice try pal, nice try...
8 months later he should know that is Chris DeBurgh who sang that, does anyone even use Wikipedia to check these things out?
The next year they would draft Joe Montana and the rest as they say is history
The greatJohn Brody went on to play on the senior pro PGA golf tour ..Master of the screen pass oh yes an art to draw in the D'line and at the last second dump the screen classeek
OJ at that point in his career couldn't cut and slash anymore
The Redskins and Niners have only met 35 times to date, with San Francisco leading the series 22-12-1 per Pro Football Reference. How many times do you see two starting QBs wearing No. 17?
Was a die hard 49er fan as a 5 year old kid. Bled red and gold from 1965 until '78 when I left them for the San Diego Chargers and air Coryell. Then the SD Chargers broke my heart for the next 40 years. Now I don't even care about today's NFL. When the inmates run the asylum, you end up with a crappy product.
Agree!
Great game. Bring back the good old days
Who was number 11 on the Redskins. I can't find him listed on any roster. Van Quilken?
Rare footage of O.J. Simpson walking slowly ERRRRRRR playing running back for the 49ers
Vin Scully , LA Dodgers great announcer was great calling the NFL.
he's even better solo
No kidding, eh!
Christian Orr bj
He was great at everything.
@@tommythevenow3476 mad respect to Vin Scully, Jerry Coleman, Chic Hearn, classic professionals may they rest in peace.
The dynasty will start next year with the hiring of Bill Walsh.
I remember the game well. The younger guys on the Redskins were practically asking OJ for his authograph at the end of each play. This was one of the last games before the great 0-8 collapse. Theismann says this season molded them into champions. The trifecta of Riggins, Theisman and Butz carried this team into the SB in 1982.
65 TossPowerTrap I guess, but didn’t the collapse in 79, the disappointment of 1980, or the second half rebound of 1981 mold them a lot better than 1978? I’ll take joe’s word for it but I tend to call bullshit
@@ghettogadget206 Joe likes to talk. A lot.
Believe it or not it was the Hogs who started it all...We finally got a decent o- line and that's where the game is won I Started watching Pro Football at 8 in 1974 After my Mom bought me the old vinyl sleeves and the Patch on the leftside over Chest button up she bought the one that was the Colors of my older Brothers high School which was the Redskins and off we went this was our best Start to a season as young fan and Joe Theismann's first as the Starter and Kilmer last we Started 6-0 but for some reason we hit a brick wall it seem like.the first loss we never recovered from it looked like we were.hungover the rest of the year finished 8-8 and Jack Pardee was fired I think Theismann was Cocky but he demanded alot of himself and I think after those 3 years in Canada he was ready to play but G. Allen was loyal to his players and it hurt the Redskins sometimes I think Joe couldve made them better earlier cuz he could scramble and and he was in shape ulike those Beer Bellys boys that I loved but any quarterback who would return punts just to play I think that alone shows he shouldve played sooner...alot sooner..I didn't know it at this time..Theismann went Thur Hell before he won consistently..Joe was on the Cover of a Sports illustrated with his mouth taped shut about talking to much.
I hope Washington bring those uniforms back in their rebrand soon
Or bring back their uniforms from the '60s.
They wore these uniforms from 2010 up until just a year or so ago.
Didn't the SF 49ers coach Pete McCulley get fired after this game? And they hired Fred O'Connor as the interim coach. The next season they hired Bill Walsh and the rest is history.
Amazing athletes even back then, the games are still entertaining. Scully with red hair, gravel voiced George Allen, and Jim Brown trying to pontificate...lol. Good to see this again, but I don't miss being bombarded by 60 minutes promos, man I hated those.
Vin Scully,George Allen & Jim Brown w the call 4 CBS!
At the 8:00 mark Vin Scully says OJ tried to cut back lol. He do better 16 years later
Pete McCulley's last game in his brief stint as 49ers head coach (he was replaced by offensive coordinator Fred O'Connor). In the aftermath of a cluster**** of a 1978 season, Bill Walsh was hired for the 1979 season, and the rest is history.
And in the last game of that season, Freddie Solomon had to play quarterback because of injuries. 49ers actually did have a few key pieces of their Super Bowl XVI and XIX teams in place by then.
IAM live I can't see cisaa play food play
McCulley simply wasn't cut out to be a head coach. Although, in fairness to him, it didn't exactly help that, talent-wise, the team he had to work with was noticeably weak at key positions both offensively and defensively. Edward J. DeBartolo Jr., to his credit, realized this and started paying Pro Bowl-caliber players (e.g. Fred Dean) what he knew they were worth.
OJ at RB for SF
1:37:00 I love the low-tech graphics. Why do we need to see scores in high-tech displays as we do today? Why do we need to be updated every minute via text as we are today? The networks and the NFL lost sight of the game and focused instead of dazzling us with crap over the past 30 years.
SixtyThree Kraft Cause it's better to have the score at the top of the screen
Free for me!
Pete McCulley one year as Niners coach in '78. Then Walsh got hired and the rest is history.
Pete McCully's only win was against the Cincinnati Bengals at the Stick on October 1st, 1978.
Solomon and four offensive line starters were still around for Bill Walsh.
1978 Redskins were first team to go 6-0 and not make playoffs. My fav team the Vikings "accomplished" same feat in 2003, when Cardinals' Nate Poole caught TD pass on 4th and 17 on final play, to end Vikings' season in final reg season game. 2009 Broncos joined the club, then Vikings almost did it again in 2016, but fell one game short, lol
That also was the first 16-game regular season in NFL history (before 1978 the regular season was 14 games).
Love watching these games to see players on their way to future championships like the young 49ers playing against Jake Scott, Diron Talbert, etc, who faced each other in the Super Bowl six seasons earlier. Ken Houston and Chris Hanburger played before the merger for Pete's sake!
Steve DeBerg was playing in the 70s...dang.
He later became one of the oldest starting QBs in NFL history, playing well into his 40s.
I use to watch him at San Jose State in 76' And 49ers.
2:04:57 - "I don't think Riggins is a great back anymore." That statement didn't age too well.
You saw it on CBS sports
OJ Jim; brown Marcus Allen Franco Harris carry. That 32
The redskins were really great in the 70s and 80s and early 90s after Gibbs retired in 1992 the team fell off a cliff
Jim Brown says “I don’t think Riggins is a great back anymore. He’s a good back”. Hey, Jim, open mouth and insert foot! All Riggins did was rush for 1,000 yards four more times and go on to historical greatness.
Rob Jadick I don’t think that was a far off statement.. he was a solid back for a number of years but never broke to that next level and had some injury issues and was a character. It took 4 more seasons and Joe Gibbs dedicating an offense around him to become a great back..
Yep, definitely a late bloomer, finished much better than he started.
He was on the 69 Jets for cryin out loud.
Hated the Redskins, but loved "The Diesel"
No he wasn't!! He was still in college at Kansas!!!!!
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Thanks Prof.
I see now that '71 was his rookie year. I assumed he was on the championship team, because I remember Namath mentioning his name on those commercials between cartoons on Saturday mornings in 1970-71.
Ovaltine?
STILL! It's extremely unique for an RB to hit stride after being in the league ten + years.
Brown should've been more benevolent, regarding Riggans.
They both ran over rival players and had speed to burn, and both retired on top.
When the name REDSKINS wasn't racist.
It still isn’t racist, white urban women are struggling to find people to be offended on behalf of to compensate for the guilt they feel for self recorded notions of their racial superiority.
When you lose you die a little bit inside
another nightmare ending to a season for my skins!!can't make it up this team missed the playoffs on the last day of the season in 77 78 and 79 wow!!!
I'm surprised there was real grass at RFK in 1978. Smart move Redskins.
I think it would be cool if every team in the NFL had their own colored grass to match their team colors.
That broadcasting team was quite a trio of legends. But they had one person too many. Brown and Allen were often redundant.
Two to many.
Allen was great
1:17:39 It's not just a job. It's an adventure! Deh-nini-neh, nini-neh, d'neh-n'neh...
JB in over his head as color analyst.
Oj couldn't cut and slash on the football field anymore but certainly in real life he could
Jim Brown Feeling his self He like OJ knees is weak he well never break my all time rush record even though he broke my single season record Lol 😎
I read Jim Brown's autobiography he can't stand o.j.
What year David butz came to the skins
1975
Billy kilmer Harry mc Clinton final season as Redskins in 78
jake scott and mike Curtis also
RIP Harold McClinton he was hit by a car 2yrs later
OJ didn't have anything left for his 2 seasons with the Niners
Rip Harry mcclinton
2:11:24 - They were down by only eight points in the 3rd quarter. Absolutely terrible play call.
1:06:24 Brown always says "particular." It is almost like his trademark phrase that so many announcers have. 1:09:39, 2:04:54, 2:21:14, 3:03:57
all right love the no sound
George Allen commentator had been fired by the Redskins the season before. The owner was Edward Bennett Williams (who also owned the Baltimore Orioles MLB) Let’s go to an Oozz game an see Kael then we’ll have de best Kreebs 🦀 in teown 😚 HUNNNNN
And in 1978 he was hired by the Rams as head coach but was fired after two pre season games.
Chirs hanburger final year as Redskins
Hanburger should have retired after the 1977 season. You can see in this game that his heart was no longer in it. I think he had 1 tackle in this game. You can see him jogging and going half-speed on most plays and not being able to throw off blockers. One 1 play in the 3rd quarter, OJ Simpson easily handled him on a routine block and Hanburger lost containment. A decent linebacker would have made that play easily. If the play went up the middle or went to the opposite side, Hanburger would just stand and watch the play. Embarrassing, really.
True
Ron McDoles last season
He was my favorite player when I was growing up and It was nice to see that he got elected to the Hall of Fame.
Hanburger had a great career and is a Hall of Famer . He was either an All Pro , All NFC , A Pro Bowler or All NFL in 12 of his 14 seasons. He was the NFC defensive player of the year in 1972.
He was selected to TEN Pro Bowls , but is only credited with NINE , he was unable to play in his tenth due to a knee injury.
Great NFL linebackers such as Jack Ham, Robert Brazile, Ron Rivera, Jack DelRio, to name only a few , watched hours and hours of film of Hanburger to learn how to play linebacker in the NFL at the highest level. In 1978 Hanburger has without a doubt lost a step and like any great player, probably played one season too many. He still recorded four sacks , two forced fumbles , two batted passes in 1978 and played the longer 16 game schedule less than a year after off season knee surgery.
Hanburger is a Hall of Famer , served his country in the US Army , and is a class act, so nothing but respect for a man that excelled at his craft , inspired and influenced others to excel, and wanted no part of self promotion or showboating like these snowflake clowns today .
Total respect for the Captain , Chris Hanburger , that his teammates respectfully referred to as “ The General and Grumpy”
Jack Pardee the biggest let down in playoff history and he did not even make the Superbowl. In 14 yrs he would become so famous.
He did make the Super Bowl in 1972 in his final season as a Redskins player.
92 playoff Hou Buf
2:00:25 I was beginning to feel sorry for Fred Quillen. From the announcers' comments, I assumed he didn't get to hang around during the Bill Walsh era. But it turns out he was a Pro Bowl player that played on two of the 49er Super Bowl teams.
140:40 Irv Cross is so right and before his time cause 9 years later Charles Woodson Of Michigan was a two-way defensive back who would win the Heisman.
Hi classic NFL. Do you have the week 10 1979 game btwn the N.Y Jets and Green Bay Packers?
Bill Walsh would come to the rescue next year (although another 2 14)
OJ lost three seasons early on in his career. Had he had Saban in those early years he would have eclipsed Brown and then some.
What he did in 14 games is way more impressive then what Eric Dickerson, did in 16 games.
Jim Brown's killings were fake.
O.J is one of the greatest running backs ever..No doubt
@@chrisslaughter5552 He was great, but he was blessed with a good offensive line. His first 3 years he didn't do squat, then they drafted Reggie McKenzie and Joe DeLamielleure and he finally tore it up. Guys like Campbell and Payton were great no matter who was blocking for them.
@@tesla-v2681 I Have OJ number 3 all time see people are bias you cant judge OJ on his personal life after Football I started watching Pro Football at 8 years old in 1974 as a Redskin Fan...But Walter is best ever Becuz he did it all for so long but OJ had the best Season ever and they don't mention 14 games in the record books on snow and Ice and they don't throw intangibles in..They tried him at Wide Receiver early on But Southern Cal to Buffalo...It took time to adapt but boy when he did like Thanksgiving day against Lions OJ ran 273 yards I knew how special he was and he was The baddest in the League for awhile nobody was better.than OJ He couldn't be stopped ask the Steelers they couldn't even stop him if he'd played his whole career in In LA and in a dome OJ might just be the best ever Dickerson Was big and had the grass and the Sunshine in his favor and then to a some was bad but OJ was better.
Harry mcclinton final year also
Jim Brown sounds dumb now! John Riggins aka the Diesel had 8 more seasons left
And along the way became the oldest player in NFL history to run for 1,000 yards at 35 in 1983.
Volume is too low
CBS commentators, Vin Scully,George Allen & Jim Brown
Can barely hear it
49ers 78 and 79 not very good 4and28
Simpson dogged it this game.
I don't think so. I just don't think he had it anymore.
@@rmartin7558 that knee injury he suffered in the '77 season was actually serious. Probably resumed playing too soon. Not only that, 49ers line is terrible. Notice he's actually outrunning some of the blocks in an attempt to make plays.
Kilmer was tough..
1:40:15 I don't remember Rick Leach at all. What ever happened to him?
Rick Leach was drafted by the Denver Broncos ironically he refused to play for the broncos & instead played MLB
@@ninjamaster7706 Because Elway also refused to play for the team that drafted him.