Super Bowl 2: Green Bay Packers vs. Oakland Raiders | FULL GAME
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- The Packers were a powerhouse in the 1960s. For the second time in a row they beat the Dallas Cowboys in the championship game and marched their way to the Second NFL-AFL Championship game, except this was the first time we saw the name turn to "Super Bowl".
This game is a brodcast audio merge that I do not own at all. For the longest time I wanted to see this super bowl in full but I couldn't. Well it has seen the light of day again for education and history.
#superbowl2 #1967superbowl #GreenBayPackersVsOaklandRaiders #NFL
17:25 Kickoff
Lizard Outlaw Never been so excited to sit back and watch a Raider L..don’t even care about the score this is a beautiful thing thank you sir👍🏼☠️🏉
Are you any kin to the Lizard King Jim Morrison? Thanks for the great upload.
Pretty ridiculous that nobody felt this was important enough to save on tape.
As a lifelong Raiders fan, I remember watching this game at 14 years old and almost crying when they lost 😢. But they made up for it through the years. I'm 69 years old now and still watch EVERY game. R8er4life ☝
They were handed some lessons that day and the Raiders were never beaten by that much in the playoffs again. That day I also wanted them to pull the upset and win. I turned 13 a month before this game.
@@chairsidem2798 Ooops sorry about that. I didn't know your life was so boring that watching a football game was the highlight of your day 😏
@@chairsidem2798 don’t look at the comments. Simple.
@@chairsidem2798 why look at comments section then
@@muffs55mercury61 do you remember the 1991 afc championship I believe the score was 51-3.
A fantastic time capsule of an incredible dynasty, the Green Bay Packers. Thank you!
I AGREE with you 1,000% because this was when football was football. The NFL is now CRAP & isn't worth watching anymore. LOVE YOUR COMMENT.
@@kevinjohnson4599 I agree with you. It’s all Spread now from the gun. Boring as heck to watch. It’s like a silent movie watching the Line play. Too finesse for me. These teams back in the day were basically running a Multiple Wing set. They just moved the Wing out wide as a Flanker, then they threw out of a lot. I seek out the high school teams these days who keep QB under Center and run a Power run style mostly. They’ll mix it up from the Gun as needed, but their mission is to pound the rock. I love watching that style.
awesome job with this video. As a life long raider fan, it was fascinating to see those raider players that were 'before my time'. I totally appreciate the time and effort put in to get all the pictures of these players.
It would be awesome if every single Super Bowl in its original broadcast, footage and all, was available.
I agree!
The technology from the first two SBS was primitive - from the ridiculous mascots before during halftime of those games.They did therefore the best they could to record this game-combining radio and film footage of this game which made this video somewhat confusing and threw off play -by-play.
Agreed. I’ve been enjoying watching the broadcasts of the old Super Bowls on the NFL Network.
The first few Super Bowls were recorded on Quadruplex video tape, which was very expensive, a couple thousand dollars per roll at the time. Consequently it was standard practice to erase it and reuse it. There are now fairly complete reconstructions of SB1 and SB4, and the original broadcast of SB3 has been preserved. I think this one is the only one really lost to history, and this radio-TV merge is the best reconstruction I have seen.
@@Stacie45
You're telling us the NFL couldn't afford to spend money on expensive tapes? Give me a break. They are as rich as hell is hot.
I remember I had a fever during this game, but my mom set up a portable TV in my room so I could watch!
I remember watching this game as a 9 yr old. The following year the Jets would upset the football world and give the AFL much deserved respect.
To be fair until super bowl 3 the AFL hadn't earned that respect, look at how thoroughly the 9 win Packers manhandled the 13 win Raiders it took SBs 3 and 4 to really prove the AFL was really equal
@@johntabler349and the entire 70s decade belonged to the AFC with the exception of the Steelers who were originally an NFL team
@@DoubeEdged7 Dallas was the only NFC champion of the 70s (2x) the colts and Steelers being transplant NFL teams really muddles the debate a little but you are correct of course
thank you, you saved my day, cause now i can really finish my project of watching all Super Bowls during corona pandemic
Thank you so much for uploading it
You are very welcome!
@@lizardoutlaw9512 you know what, i'm going to watch the game now
:)
actually i watched this today
@@lizardoutlaw9512 You know something this was well made.
My brother and I would get so inspired watching NFL games that we'd suit up in our football gear and helmets and go play some rough-assed sandlot football with the neighborhood kids.
Did just that January 14th, 1968 while watching this Super Bowl.
It actually snowed in Atlanta, Ga. that day, so we had our own, "Ice Bowl," going on, lol.
Got scatched up, bruised, icy-wet and muddy. Was SO much damned fun. The Raiders had won eight, or nine, straight games. You'd think they'd do better than they did that day. It came apart for them in the 2nd half.
I also played football with my gang during this game. my father was tuning it in as I was going out the door. He said "don't you want to watch?" I said "rather play football than watch". It was real cold January day (usual) here in Green Bay, so we finished early, I got home after halftime, watched the rest of game, remember the contact lens search going on.
It gets surprisingly cold in Georgia in the winter. I lived in LaGrange for a couple years, spring is beautiful but some winter days are more like Minnesota than Florida.
@@Stacie45 Ha ha! It snows 3 inches there every three years and they close everything. Only convenience stores are open.
Northerners are amused by it but it actually makes sense. They did not find it economically worth it in Ga. to invest great amounts of money in snow plows, road graders and such, for an event that rarely happened. It made more sense to take one day off from everything.
@@tommythomason6187 I remember a day in January the overnight low temp was ZERO degrees F. In Georgia.
@@Stacie45 There are a few days when it goes down in the teens, but only for a short while, not like you'd have up in the Midwest, or northern states.
Nice job Lizard for providing SB II. This game is a matchup of what is vs. what will be as the Packers win the championship, but they will not be heard from again until the mid-1990s, while the Raiders will begin their run of success that took them into the mid-1980s. There are a total of 18 HOFers in this game: the who is and who did it matchup.
Can you lost off the HOFS
Complete BS. The Packers made the playoffs a few times during the 1970's during the Dan Devine years then again in the Bart Starr coaching years. The Raiders were NOT back in the SB for 10 years! So, dry up. I REMEMBER John Brockington and Mac Arthur Lane, then later the Lynn Dickey years.
I want to add my kudos for the excellent detail work on the added photos and graphics.
This is a nice treat. Packernation thanks you !!!!
55:33 Bart Starr to Boyd Dowler TD 1:04:28 Daryle Lamonica to Bill Miller TD 1:39:54 Donny Anderson TD 2:04:42 Herb Adderley INT TD 2:10:10 Daryle Lamonica to Bill Miller TD
Thank you!
That Packer opening drive of the second half was a killer for the Raiders. The Packers O line pass blocked and run blocked superbly.
Teams today could learn alot watching this.
Raiders 4 Life. Thanks so much for this awesome upload.
Ur welcome for devonte adam
That last ending comment was emotionally a great way to end it.
This to me is the forgotten SB, stuck between The novelty of sb 1 and the Namath guarantee and Jets upset win. Buried further by the Ice Bowl that same season and 2 seasons later the Chiefs win in SB 4 and the official merge of the two leagues.
Absolutely right, well said…the forgotten SB
Even though I started following football in 1967 in the 4th grade I did not watch this game. The reason was many fans at that time were convinced that the AFL was a lesser league and this was not really a championship game. To many of us it was more of a showcase game and you just expected Green Bay to destroy them which they kind of did.
I was born a long time after this game, 28 and a 1/2 years to be exact. But I love sports history, military history, political history, and music history. Is a snapshot in time, and you guys are so lucky to have seen the game. Like all the games from way back ,when the people make comments about. Everybody wants to go back to that time it seems. Nothing wrong with that.
It’s a shame that the film got messed up on some of these early superbowls, I miss football for what it was
A full copy of Super Bowl III was found in a barn several years ago; Super Bowl IVs CBS Broadcast is on You Tube.
The NFL Network is running more recent Super Bowls this week.
@ right I think I watched superbowl 4 on nfl network too, I think the only one I haven’t watched now is superbowl 14 or 15. The one between the eagles and raiders. Can’t seem to find the full game anywhere
Terrific to be able to watch all the Super Bowls, very interesting to make comparisons between now and then! Either way, throughout all these years, it all has been excellent football!
2:04:40 Herb Adderley with a pick six. He was one of the best ever, and a very good kick and punt returner.
Adderley was a prince of a guy too. A very good man.
Undoubtedly the best play in the game. He seems to say, "I'll take that, sonny."
He shut down Paul Warfield in the Super Bowl while with the Cowboys.
@@DavidSmith-fs6piMy favorite wide receiver ever was Biletnikoff, and Adderley shut Freddie down in this game too. 2 receptions for 10 yards and the pick 6. Fred would win MVP for Superbowl XI, so he redeemed himself.
Thank you x1000 for the upload.
Yes, I watched this game trapped in a restaurant in Bear Mountain, NY because of a massive ice storm.
The Super bowl trophy would be named after Vince Lombardi shortly after this!
He had to die first
WOW! Thanks for the memories. The NFL owned the AFL until Super Bowl III.
Raider Kent McCloughan interviewed briefly after the game. He held the Nebraska state track meet 220 yard dash record for 50 years. Very fast. Al Davis loved speed and he noticed McCloughan run down Gale Sayers.
#47 Kent McCloughan, my all time favorite Raider.
Thanks for this
Lambardi's last game with the Packers
After that first scoring pass to Bill Miller, the Raiders get the defensive stop they needed. Well, son-of-a-wild-thing, they fumble the ensuing punt. Regaining the momentum, GB closes the 1st half with a FG and coasts from there. Last hurrah for that edition of the Packers. Adventure only beginning for the Silver and Black.
The NFL loves to pull this vid down for dumb, nonsensical reasons. Been floating on and off YT for ten years but mostly off. Rumors that this game was found were false, the actual broadcast is lost. This vid by Dave Volsky, if I'm not mistaken, is the best we're ever going to get. DL while you can!
I have seen that. I remember Dave's original video but I always wondered what happened to it. I later learned that it was taken down and well a lot of Super Bowl 2 content has been taken down. It would be nice to see the brodcast but it is still enjoyable. Hope it stays up for some enjoyable time...
@@lizardoutlaw9512 Me too! Thanks for posting
So the Haupt Quadruplex reels and the Paley media center claims are false?
Dave Volsky is a TH-cam Legend . Still pissed they took his channel down, just blown away how much music he had from NFL Films.
Yeah because the NFL wouldn't play the games the poster did with the video.
Thank you
I like this game that happened 55 years ago in 1968
Even in the Super Bowl's early years, you couldn't go wrong with the commercials!😁
Those '67 Raiders jerseys are hecka nice!
Wish I had one #16 George "The Legend" Blanda
~Fear And Loathing Las Vegas~
Those who consider Bart Starr a game manager rather than a great QB should rewatch these complete games he was the complete package
I had no idea that Bill Miller had such a good first half.
I think I remember hearing on a TV special years ago that Vince Lombardi didn't have much regard for both opponents (Chiefs & Raiders) in the first two NFL-AFL Championship Games (later known as Super Bowls I & II) because he felt that the upstart, newer AFL was an inferior league to the older NFL due to the lack of talent, experience and sofisication that they had. He considered the NFL-AFL Championship Game a formality that delayed the recognition of his Packers as world champs, but he played both games nonetheless out of respect for the Chiefs' & the Raiders' organizations & the AFL as a whole .
7:16 The 2nd game says "New England Patriots" ... the 6th one says "Boston Patriots" ...
I too remember watching this game. I was such a Packer and NFL traditionalist (yeah right, at the age of 9!!) that anything other than the NFL was sacrilegious. I still have nightmares over Broadway Joe!
The only tapes of Super Bowl 1 are in my memory bank.I watched the NBC version live,then the CBS version on tape when it was shown in April of that year.The CBS version could replace melatonin.
I'd rather watch the game without all the pictures appearing on the screen.
Memories. Legends.
at the 18:31 mark THAT RAY NITSCHKE TACKLE set the tone for the green bay packers for the entire super bowl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Thanks for this i wish lombardi wouldve stayed one more year i think couldve won a 3rd straight Super Bowl
Great job !
Thank you.
Wow, didnt know this existed...As pointed out in the comments, this is a tough find
More and more things like this find there way to being viewed glad there are many others who care about these historical broadcasts starting in the mid 70s thanks to people recording them most fully survived the big sporting events anyways but games prior to that aren't really in there full version luckily many have been found thanks in pretty miraculous ways like people who worked for those networks a great time capsule..
Dropped punts and interceptions... Damn!!!!
The Davidson SPEAR at 23:25....
...and nobody freaked out. Today, there would be Congressional hearings.
Thanks for this lovely video sweetie ❤️
Ahh, the days when grown men didnt celebrate a single play by dancing like a little girl.
Whats wrong with showing emotion?
@@robloxman6942 Idk?? Where are you reading that I said there was anything wrong with showing emotion??
@@boopah4365 I always think it’s because they are so hyped up on steroids and pain killers.
@@dave642 Nah, guys back in the day were on way more stuff than they are today, and they just maybe did a chest bump, couple high fives, and then back to the game.
A great game inside a game was Def. Tackle Tom Keating with a bad hand and left guard Gale Gillingham with a bad leg .
Two great warriors going at it for 60 min. .
Keating was also dealing with a shredded Achilles … he played a great game considering!!!
This game is completely overshadow by the 1967 NFL Championship game.
The Packers were really good under Lombardi!
He was kind of a "BIG DEAL"
That's called . . . understatement.
Green Bay packer were super great under coach Vince Lombardi
Legendary!
I like to watch the halftime shows from the early Super Bowls. Most of them are on TH-cam, but the Super Bowl II halftime show is one of the missing links. Since the game itself had to be reconstructed, this one may well be the "Holy Grail" of Super Bowl halftime shows.
My nostalgia meter just blew up
Horse collars, spearing, hands to the face, hit out of bounds, late hits, helmet to helmet, etc. This was back when football was football and men were men.
They'd still get them for spearing, late hits and hitting out of bounds, but it wasn't ridiculous like it is now. It's not foitball anymore. Might as well do away with helmets and pads nowadays.
Gene Upshaw #63 Of Oakland Starting Rookie Left Guard He played An Started In 3 Superbowls In 3 Different Decade's 1968,1977,1981
Donny Anderson clearly should have been the MVP of the game!
Don Chandler
Number 83 at 23:28. Geeze.
Go Raiders baby!!
You didn’t have a chance in this game
55:32 the touchdown pass to boyd dowler
Packers flooded the zone to the right - FB Ben Wilson ran a swing route covered by the left linebacker, HB Travis Williams ran a square-out downfield. The Raiders must have feared Williams' blazing speed, since after CB Kent McCloughan tried to jam Dowler he went toward the sideline to help Howie Williams cover Travis. That coverage mistake led to MLB Dan Connors frantically chasing after Dowler.
Vince Lombardi's last personal triumph. The Packers struggled a little more than they did in '66 as age was catching up with them. The Raiders learned many lessons and would not be beaten this lopsided in the playoffs again. They played a good first half and it didn't initially look like the score would be such a big spread in the end.
I hope to see more lost footage found in the future.
The Dolphins beat them as bad as this in the 1973 AFC Championship Game
The game after the Ice Bowl.
Says in the description that it was the first time referred to as "Super Bowl" but I just listened to the broadcast of the Super Bowl 1 and the announcer called it Super Bowl at least twice
the fact that they had a superbowl ad for cigarettes is crazy. today's superbowl ads are for like soda and stuff.
Did they actually do those cut scenes with the still images in the original?
The Raiders had a good young team with lots of fire power and a great defense. The Packers at this time were old, beaten up, and tired. But they had experience, and Starr and Lombardi! And that will win you a lot of games.
seattwa Green Bay was hurting offensively in 1967...they no longer had Jimmy Taylor or Paul Hornung and Starr was dinged up throughout the year....but their defense was very, very good.
@@wetones their defense and dumb coaching decisions killed them this year. Aaron Rodgers should be in the Super Bowl not Brady
@@mm-gl7sz The Bucs won in spite of Brady not because of him....and your other points are correct as well.
This Oakland team wasn’t quite athletic enough. Al addressed these issues the following seasons... for the life Of me I’ll never know why they didn’t play Warren Wells and Dave Grayson
Grayson was banged up but he played some, but wells obviously shoulda started you go to him 5-6 times deep at least 2 or more are big plays or TD’s probably one of the most dangerous an underrated flankers ever!!!! An had his career not been cut short cause that thing!!! Woulda had a long unbelievable career!!! Think Raiders turned him away after that thing he still had some good years left!!!!...just like they turned their backs on D RUSS a couple of years later he was gone!!! Cause of pot or whatever fa real!!!! it’s freakin legal now right haha not gonna get into that!!! Just like gambling is!!! Not gonna get into that as well!!! Davis was Taylor made fa my Raiders but he wasn’t nearly as smart as a lot would think!!! An loyal wuta you call strippin the most dynamic organization away from the best fans!!!!! If he had it his way but woulda been gone even before 82...an goin back to how smart he was, after Rozzelle sabotaged elway in 83 draft on us shoulda been a blessing!!!! Yes love mosebar but Marino shoulda been a Raider!!!! They woulda had to basically shut down the nfl that’s how dominant we woulda been with Marino behind center!!!! Our arch rival an biggest obstacle in gettin to the SB besides the outright conspiracy!!! Rozzele/Tagliabue/godell/league...in the Steelers freakin Bradshaw goes to Davis an asks him if he could play for us!!! Davis got lamonica/stabler Blanda would love to have ya but!!! So what the hell does Davis do goes knoll talks to him keep in mind knoll hated Bradshaw next thing ya know he started from there on out!!! in 74 regular season we went to 3 rivers an shut them out 17-0 with Gilliam starting for the Steelers!!!!.... I could go on n on!!! 1 more same exact thing with the patriots if we weren’t flat out robbed in New England in 01 that freakin Brady most likely ain’t starting the next season for em!!!! Belaceck did not like Brady!!!! If we don’t get robbed per usual literally makin up calls to rob us!!!! Bledsoe is starting the next season virtually garinteed!!!! No constamet SB appearances etc!!!!! I honestly ask you if you’ve ever seen a made up call in football or any other sport that they did with us in that game only us!!!!!!.....don’t even get into 77 in mile high with with lytle we win easily that’s just one I’m naming can’t get into no more bothers me too much!!!! Fa real!!!! PS even if it ain’t all Bowl heads fault he promptly followed the same as AL!!! Now my Raiders cease to be Till we get em back!!!! 1960-2019!!!!!...OAKLAND!!!!!!RAiDERS!!!!!!FAEVA!!!!!...Be good!!!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🦏🐘🦍🐅🐼🐬🦖
I wonder why the footage of the first two SBs with the Packers is only shown in slow mo and not real time?
NFL Films was predisposed with filming the games in slow-mo to set it apart from regular speed filmings and video tapes of that era. With adding a narration script, voice-over talent, and incidental music added to the slow-mo film, it heightened the spectacle of the game on the field-of-play.
You do realize that you can speed up TH-cam by going into the Settings, which allows viewers to bump up the video playback speed.
There is actually full game video of Super Bowl I. NFL Network showed it in it's entirety a few years ago.
Dowler getting congratulated by some little fellow after his touchdown at 56:06. Funny moment.
Those pictures of the players they used at the introduction were football card photos from Topps with many being their Rookie card photos.
*Down 3 scores with 30 seconds left*
Al Davis: use our timeouts
The Packers were the only NFL team ever to beat an AFL team!
This was the first Super Bowl I saw. I was soon to be 8 years old. The only thing I remember is that Green Bay dominated and Oakland was badly outplayed. For reasons I don't remember, I missed Super Bowl III but I did see Super Bowl IV. Of the first four Super Bowls, I saw the two that were the least important.
SB 4 was huge
I don’t know the timestamps of touchdowns.
I loved the Raiders when they were in Oakland. Crying shame that Oakland does not want them anymore. I wonder if Oakland wants any professional sports at all. The A’s are moving as well
NFL Championship games have frequently been blowouts - Packers 27 Giants 0 (1939), Bears 73 Washington 0 (1940), Bears 37 Giants 9 (1941), Browns 56 Lions 10 (1954), Giants 47 Bears 7 (1956), Packers 37 Giants 0 (1961), Browns 27 Colts 0 (1964), Colts 34 Browns 0 (1968).
Is this the actual game, or just game footage, added slides, and the radio broadcast in here? The original broadcast of this game has been long lost to time.
Audio is good, to bad they didnt have all the video to go with it !!!!
This was the end of the Vince Lombardi Dynasty!
Billy Cannon could really fly. He brought speed to the Tight End position as it had traditionally been a blocking first position. Cannon never gets the credit he deserves.
Couldn't beat Vince Lombardi in those days not even the Raiders could!
Penalties killed the Raider offence in the first quarter. That and the Packers O line were dominate rushing the ball.
2:04:45 "Herb Adderly drove down the last nail in the Raiders' coffin, and it was at this point that everyone knew, for all practical purposes, that Green Bay would be Champion, again."
That almost Raider interception with 30 seconds left cost them 3 points.
Sad that there is no video of this game, only a few plays recorded by NFL Films.
does anyone have the COMPLETE CBS-TV audio with Ray Scott, Pat Summerall, Jack Kemp?
The Raiders and Packers still wear the same uniforms today...LOL
That long TD pass to make it 13-0 was the killer.
Nope… it actually had a calming effect on the whole team. Oakland dominated the rest of the Second quarter. The killer was that Damn Rodger Byrd muffed punt at Green Bay 47 yard line that lead to a field goal with 30 seconds left in the half. Effectively killing any momentum the Raiders had going into the 3rd qt
@@brianbanks8570"" Nope… it actually had a calming effect on the whole team."" Do you think?
If the Raiders had been behind by 30 points then they would have been extra extra calm.
@@raddmann336?? 13-7 game with a minute left and the ball at midfield… We were in good position if not for Bird’s fumble!! Oakland never recovered!!
Today, unlike in the early years of the Super Bowl, local radio flagship stations can do their own broadcasts of the Super Bowl.
But these broadcasts can't be fed to the regional radio networks that normally carry that team's games; they must take the network feed.
And the flagship station, although able to do their own broadcast, must take the network (Westwood One) commercials.
I believe the same situation exists with radio broadcasts of the World Series, Stanley Cup Finals, and NBA Finals (I know ESPN Radio carries the national radio broadcasts of the World Series and NBA Finals; I believe ESPN Radio will also carry the Stanley Cup Finals starting in 2022).
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Has anyone seen the Raiders vs Eagles full super bowl anywhere?
1,000% better than Super Bowl 56, this was back when the NFL produced football games
Can you please do the very first Superbowl
th-cam.com/video/-9LgalHeN-w/w-d-xo.html Here. It has been on my channel for the same time as this.
Don Chandler perfect kicking this game
2:18 I believe that's the Raiders' Linebackers Coach. Looks familiar doesn't he? He probably knows a bit about great football.
"The time to make history, starts right now"
that week 2 on the Raiders schedule is wrong, The Boston Patriots became the New England Partriots in 1971.🤔