Rod Woodson tore his ACL in week 1 of 95. Pro Bowl safety Carnell Lake converted to CB to pick up the slack and made the pro bowl in doing so. Amazing team. 60 Minute Men!
@@grottyband8052 If O'Donnell does not complete those two passes to Larry Brown, who knows? That's O'Donnell's Steeler legacy. All it takes is one bad game , and it had to be the SB. It was still an entertaining game, and a pretty good comeback in the 2nd half. But that last interception sealed the Steeler's fate. Dallas just capitalized greatly from the turnovers. That's football!
This version of the Bills team was like your favorite car that began showing wear and tear, and breaking down due to usage. The Bills went to 4 straight Super Bowls, and the pounding of the NFL was taking a toll on their bodies. Father time is undefeated! But these Bills certainly provided a lot of smiles during my childhood.
Facts Brian. I was a diehard bills fan growing up here in houston..loved the kgun offense..oilers were my second fave squad..marv levy and co ..this was the bills last go around. Defenses started up catch up to them.. . Mad memories thou
Truly the last hurrah for that version of The Bills. Should be noted that Bruce Smith missed this game & Andre Reed was dealing with a hamstring injury
As a Bills fan I think it was losing to Dallas the second time. Missed the playoffs in 94 and in 95 they were getting older. Then 96 they lose to the Jaguars and Kelly retired. Steelers from 94-96 should have went to 3 in a row but lost 2 AFC championships. 1994 was probably their best of the three.
The bills had a really good defense in 99 n 00 playoffs. Shit they almost beat the afc champ titans with rob johnson at QB if it weren’t for that miracle kick return TD with 19 secs left. Who knows how deep that team could’ve went if they kept flutie as the starter.
@@ivansanta-maria1328Not continuously though. In 1998 he joined Fox and was on their pregame show until 2002 when Pat Summerall retired and John Madden moved to MNF on ABC, in which Fox’s new A team for NFL commentary became Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth. He’d work with those two until 2006 when he returned to NBC.
The sad, unfortunate thing is before Big Ben's arrival, the best QB Cowher had to rely upon and succeeded with the most was "Slash", Kordell Stewart. That's the one, big critical factor if you examine all those very good, 1990's Cowher Steelers teams, including the 1995 squad, they were missing that top 5-10 Pro-Bowl QB that could make things happen. I'm not a Steelers fan (Saints fan), but as an historian, I suppose in retrospect, once Big Ben had come in and achieved the bulk of his HOF-CALIBER career level success, it becomes obvious and clearer that what Cowher's teams from the 1990's was that extra 10-15% of greatness, achievement that a perennial Pro-Bowl QB brings to a contending team come January. It wasn't that Pittsburgh lacked great defensive players, future HOF RB's, WR's, Pro Bowl TE's, HOF O-lineman, they just didnt have that MVP-CALIBER QB.
@@davidroberts7282I've said it for years as well. Cowher never had a franchise qb until his last 3 seasons. He couldn't get over the hump and win the big one until he got a franchise qb to complete his team. Same could be said for almost every team.
Greg Loyd and Kevin Green were great on that Steelers defense. Steelers should’ve won Super Bowl that year . But dam the Bills were good in the 90s as well lol
Three Rivers Stadium was a very tough place to play. The Steelers fans were so loud. The block numerals on the Steelers uniforms look so good. I'm glad they incorporated them into an alternate home uniform
Bam Bam Morris was great back he reminded ya of The Bus . That was great 1-2 RB Steelers used back in the 90s. That’s Steelers FB and what they need to continue to do to move on in playoffs Run the ball
The tables had turned in the AFC when the Steelers won this one. But if we had a QB as good as Jim Kelly, the Steelers could have had their 5th and 6th rings in the 90s.
Could have had Marino. Could have had Joe Montana when the 49ers called them up wanting to trade him and the Steelers said, "No, we're good with O'Donnell."
5th, sure, but likely not 6th. We were not beating San Fran in '94 and likely were not beating GB in '97. I do think with a QB the caliber of Jim Kelly we would've defeated Dallas in '95 though.
@@jaxonwoods8181 That is true. I probably jumped the gun a little on getting our 6th 😆. SF would have been a really tall order, but I know we would have given them a much better contest than San Diego. The Chargers had no business being there.
@@stevecowder4774 I agree with that. What hurts the most is that we almost knocked SD out of the playoffs with our BACKUPS in the last week of the '94 season (similar to how we almost knocked out the Browns in 2020 with our backups and then got thrashed by them the next week). Credit to SD, they had a good game plan similar to the Giants in SB XXV, in that they limited the amount of possessions we had in order to mitigate damage. It worked.
The scores were weird, the Steelers jumped to a 20-0 lead, then the bills made a comeback to make the score 21-26 in the fourth quarter, but the Steelers ultimately won 40-21
I got some video ideas here: Chiefs vs Dolphins 1994 (Montana vs Marino rematch) Chiefs vs Dolphins 1990 (Marino leads Dolphins comeback) Browns vs Oilers 1988 Playoff Game Dolphins vs Chiefs 1971 (Longest game in NFL history)
The way Neil O’Donnell held the FB in his hand was hard to watch at times lol. He would hold that ball and pump it down by his side before throwing it was always wild. Many many times was like waiting for strip fumble etc. Watching him Throw them picks in SB still haunts Steelers fans to this day
I was a little too young to completely remember this one, but I definitely remember the vibes around town during that time and into the Super Bowl. Thank you for this video. Here We Go Steelers!!
I think Big Ben did a lot more to help Steelers win far more convincingly, and consistently throughout his 18-year career then a QB like Neil O'Donnell who, in reality was maybe a few steps above being a really good, meddling average QB. Roethlisberger never had a losing season as Pittsburgh's QB in his two decade-long QB, he took the Steelers to three SB's, won two of them, may have appeared in and more SB's if it wasnt right in the middle of New England's legendary Dynasty teams. Ben is the franchise's all-time winniest QB, has the most career passing yards, TD's, every major statistical category, except SB wins, he's better then Terry Bradshaw. IMHO, Ben is probably the best QB in Steelers history. He had good defenses throughout most of his career, but lets face it, Big Ben didnt have HOF-caliber players at nearly every position that Terry had with those great, "Steel Curtain" defenses of the 1970's and early 80's.
@@ST0NE_206 If O'Donnell doesn't throw those picks the Steelers win the game, without a doubt in my mind. Both picks to Larry Brown put the Cowboys in the red zone and gave them 14 points for free. People forget Cowher tried a surprise onside kick during the 4th quarter that actually worked, it led to a Steelers touchdown. On their next drive, the Steelers had the ball down by 3 with a chance to tie with a field goal or take the lead for the first time all game with another touchdown. Unfortunately O'Donnell's second interception gave the Cowboys 1st and goal and then another Emmitt Smith touchdown to put them up by 10. The Steelers held up much better against the Cowboys in the Super Bowl than either time the Bills faced them earlier that decade. It's just a fascinating scenario to think about.
@@Frankieefootballmundial No wrong No Marv Levy HC No Jim Kelly QB No Thurman Thomas RB No Andre Reed WR pretty much nobody from the 4 SB in a Row teams. Bills had Doug Flutie Rob Johnson at QB in that game The forward lateral game Not A Miracle
I use to seriously dislike Don Bebee so much. There was something so satisfying about this win. Hey NBC can you please get this intro music back? It’s the GOAT!
How the hell was that a TD on the pass to the back of the end zone? NFL used to let things slide. Zero chance that’s anywhere close to a TD. Dude was nowhere near getting his second foot down.
Because back then they ruled it a force out which resulted in a td. That’s why collinsworth said that there was no way he would have gotten 2 feet down even if he wasnt forced out
I remember this game. I'm a fan of neither team but I remember watching this in my Uncle's house and that was the last time I was ever in his house. Oh yeah 1:56 if you're thinking it, yup, it was common for fans to cheer injuries in those days.
Second year in a row that the Steelers turned in probably their best performance of the season in the Divisional round of the playoffs. Just like the year before, they couldn't duplicate it in the AFC title game the next week, although they did win this one.
It’s amazing just how much better stadiums and playing surfaces - well most anyway - in the NFL are now. The old conference block stadiums with a green carpet basically on a cement playing surface have all been replaced. The stadiums are so much better visually now and the ones that have grass are ever better
Took me a little while to figure out how a team that’s never won a Super Bowl could have a ten game playoff win streak. Finally figured out that it was talking about *AFC* playoffs. 😂
Defeated The Colts in The AFC Title game & lost Super Bowl to Dallas. There was a banner in Three Rivers that read "Three More Yards" in reference to the previous years loss to San Diego
The year before they were upset by the Chargers but the following year they went on to win the AFC Championship Game in thrilling fashion against the Indianapolis Colts, which is best known for Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh throwing a Hail Mary pass that was ruled a dropped pass by officials in the end zone by the intended receiver, Aaron Bailey. However, the Steelers would fall to the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XXX.
Bruce Smith sat out this game, with the flu. I couldn't imagine TJ watt missing a playoff game, because of some soft 💩, like that. He would get killed in today's world
Cris thought he was a Referee again. Were you on the field Cris? The whole world knew you & your buddy Simpleton Simms always cheered for whatever team the Steelers were playing. You’ were an announcer, Cris, NOT a referee. Too bad you never got over yourself. 😂😂
This video did not age well! I am literally LMAO, because I know why this was posted 4 days ago. Steelers all time record against the Bills in playoffs stands at 2-2, and the Steelers are now home while the Bills advance after losing to the bills 31-17 in the wild card round! Bye Bye Pittsburgh! Lol! The Steelers had no answers for Josh Freaking Allen!
As a Cowboys fan I was hoping it was Pitts lol. Raised to hate them so I wanted to beat them to shut everyone up. 5th grade and they play that stupid going to the Superbowl song for Pitts over the PA lol. Sad this SB was our last. Go Cowboys!
Rod Woodson tore his ACL in week 1 of 95. Pro Bowl safety Carnell Lake converted to CB to pick up the slack and made the pro bowl in doing so. Amazing team. 60 Minute Men!
And rod woodson still played in the sb…insane
@@grottyband8052 If O'Donnell does not complete those two
passes to Larry Brown, who knows? That's O'Donnell's Steeler
legacy. All it takes is one bad game , and it had to be the SB. It
was still an entertaining game, and a pretty good comeback in
the 2nd half. But that last interception sealed the Steeler's fate.
Dallas just capitalized greatly from the turnovers. That's football!
Woodson was definitely my favorite. It was cool to see him later in life quite often in the bay area. He had a bad limp
The 1990s Bills one of the best teams to never win a Super Bowl.
*the best
Vikings are number two. Skol Vikings forever. So many heartbreaking loses. 💜
2007 Patriots?
Purple people eater Vikings team ranks right there with the Bills. Thought Denver would join the ranks for awhile 😮
Thats patriots of 2007 are a little better of that bills 1990, pls dont get me wrong@@reverend_wintondupree
This version of the Bills team was like your favorite car that began showing wear and tear, and breaking down due to usage. The Bills went to 4 straight Super Bowls, and the pounding of the NFL was taking a toll on their bodies. Father time is undefeated! But these Bills certainly provided a lot of smiles during my childhood.
Facts Brian. I was a diehard bills fan growing up here in houston..loved the kgun offense..oilers were my second fave squad..marv levy and co ..this was the bills last go around. Defenses started up catch up to them.. . Mad memories thou
BUF’s previous AFC playoff loss: January 1990 at Cleveland (also on NFL Throwback, AKA The Duel on Dirt)
Against a great Cleveland team that just a couple years prior were seconds away twice from making back-to-back Super Bowls.
Special teams lost that game. Didn’t help that Ronnie Harmon dropped a TD pass
I always remember that game as the game where Bebe bounced on his head 😄
Cris Collinsworth in the pre "now here's a guy" days...
Truly the last hurrah for that version of The Bills. Should be noted that Bruce Smith missed this game & Andre Reed was dealing with a hamstring injury
I miss cowher, the NBC theme, old 90's football, marv Albert not so much 😂
Should be noted that the Bills have won zero Superbowls.
As a Bills fan I think it was losing to Dallas the second time. Missed the playoffs in 94 and in 95 they were getting older. Then 96 they lose to the Jaguars and Kelly retired. Steelers from 94-96 should have went to 3 in a row but lost 2 AFC championships. 1994 was probably their best of the three.
The bills had a really good defense in 99 n 00 playoffs. Shit they almost beat the afc champ titans with rob johnson at QB if it weren’t for that miracle kick return TD with 19 secs left. Who knows how deep that team could’ve went if they kept flutie as the starter.
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Buffalo Bills Against Pittsburgh Steelers Last Meeting In 1992 AFC Divisional Playoffs Thanks For Uploading
Horrific call on that Ernie Mills TD catch.
Yea forreal that was bad
It's alright. The Bills have benefited from the refs missing calls like in the Comeback game against the Oilers in 92.
I am in my mid thirties. I can't believe I am hearing Chris Collingsworth call this game
Yeah he's been calling games for NBC now since the mid-90s
@@ivansanta-maria1328Not continuously though. In 1998 he joined Fox and was on their pregame show until 2002 when Pat Summerall retired and John Madden moved to MNF on ABC, in which Fox’s new A team for NFL commentary became Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth. He’d work with those two until 2006 when he returned to NBC.
Ah, the 195-1997 NFL on NBC theme. How wonderful it is...
Also, Marv Albert & Cris Collinsworth in the booth. That's a pairing!
Thank u for uploading NFL Throwback , this is definitely a blast from the past indeed
Cowhers teams were fun to watch. They were always physical and fought hard.
The sad, unfortunate thing is before Big Ben's arrival, the best QB Cowher had to rely upon and succeeded with the most was "Slash", Kordell Stewart. That's the one, big critical factor if you examine all those very good, 1990's Cowher Steelers teams, including the 1995 squad, they were missing that top 5-10 Pro-Bowl QB that could make things happen.
I'm not a Steelers fan (Saints fan), but as an historian, I suppose in retrospect, once Big Ben had come in and achieved the bulk of his HOF-CALIBER career level success, it becomes obvious and clearer that what Cowher's teams from the 1990's was that extra 10-15% of greatness, achievement that a perennial Pro-Bowl QB brings to a contending team come January. It wasn't that Pittsburgh lacked great defensive players, future HOF RB's, WR's, Pro Bowl TE's, HOF O-lineman, they just didnt have that MVP-CALIBER QB.
@@davidroberts7282I've said it for years as well. Cowher never had a franchise qb until his last 3 seasons. He couldn't get over the hump and win the big one until he got a franchise qb to complete his team. Same could be said for almost every team.
95-97 NFL ON NBC THEME WAS 🔥🔥🔥
The theme music for NFC on NBC in the 90s will always bring me right back to my childhood living room. Love it. Miss it
Greg Loyd and Kevin Green were great on that Steelers defense. Steelers should’ve won Super Bowl that year . But dam the Bills were good in the 90s as well lol
Three Rivers Stadium was a very tough place to play. The Steelers fans were so loud.
The block numerals on the Steelers uniforms look so good. I'm glad they incorporated them into an alternate home uniform
One of these days the block numbers will be permanent again
Niel O'Donnell was trying to complete this pass at 6:25 to Larry Brown, but he forgot he wasn't in the Super Bowl yet.
😂😂😂😂
Bam Bam Morris was great back he reminded ya of The Bus . That was great 1-2 RB Steelers used back in the 90s. That’s Steelers FB and what they need to continue to do to move on in playoffs Run the ball
This was Bam Morris last year with the Steelers. If he wouldn't have gone to prison, the Steelers would have never traded for Jerome Bettis
The tables had turned in the AFC when the Steelers won this one. But if we had a QB as good as Jim Kelly, the Steelers could have had their 5th and 6th rings in the 90s.
Could have had Marino. Could have had Joe Montana when the 49ers called them up wanting to trade him and the Steelers said, "No, we're good with O'Donnell."
5th, sure, but likely not 6th. We were not beating San Fran in '94 and likely were not beating GB in '97. I do think with a QB the caliber of Jim Kelly we would've defeated Dallas in '95 though.
@@jaxonwoods8181
That is true. I probably jumped the gun a little on getting our 6th 😆.
SF would have been a really tall order, but I know we would have given them a much better contest than San Diego. The Chargers had no business being there.
@@stevecowder4774 I agree with that. What hurts the most is that we almost knocked SD out of the playoffs with our BACKUPS in the last week of the '94 season (similar to how we almost knocked out the Browns in 2020 with our backups and then got thrashed by them the next week). Credit to SD, they had a good game plan similar to the Giants in SB XXV, in that they limited the amount of possessions we had in order to mitigate damage. It worked.
@jaxonwoods8181
Very true, and I'd totally forgotten about having the opportunity to take them out late in the regular season.
Ouwchh !!
The scores were weird, the Steelers jumped to a 20-0 lead, then the bills made a comeback to make the score 21-26 in the fourth quarter, but the Steelers ultimately won 40-21
‘95 Steelers was a Great Team. Too bad Neil O’Donnell had the worst Super Bowl performance in History 🤦🏾♂️
He just had to throw it all away.
Literally lol @@LiamDeege
@jaytee4374 It was perfect, but no! He just had to blow it all up! Him and his idiotic decisions!
@@LiamDeege Even on that last Int that was on the receiver. It was a blitz and O'Donnell made the correct throw, the receiver made the mistake
Jared Goff former rams quarterback was worser
We had players back then..Lake, John L Williams, thigpen, etc
I got some video ideas here:
Chiefs vs Dolphins 1994 (Montana vs Marino rematch)
Chiefs vs Dolphins 1990 (Marino leads Dolphins comeback)
Browns vs Oilers 1988 Playoff Game
Dolphins vs Chiefs 1971 (Longest game in NFL history)
Arguably the most underrated game
0:00 one of the best sports themes ever!
The over under is 35 in youwager and ESPN bet and draft kings for a reason lmao thanks for the throwback!
Do Joe Montana final game for the Chiefs and Dolphins playoff match up
The way Neil O’Donnell held the FB in his hand was hard to watch at times lol. He would hold that ball and pump it down by his side before throwing it was always wild. Many many times was like waiting for strip fumble etc. Watching him Throw them picks in SB still haunts Steelers fans to this day
I felt exactly the same way watching Mendenhall carry the ball. I expected him to fumble on every carry.
'90s NBC was unmatched in terms of broadcasting the NFL & NBA
I was a little too young to completely remember this one, but I definitely remember the vibes around town during that time and into the Super Bowl. Thank you for this video. Here We Go Steelers!!
I remember this one I was 12 going on 13. This was a great era for football indeed. Good luck tomorrow Pittsburgh!
I think Big Ben did a lot more to help Steelers win far more convincingly, and consistently throughout his 18-year career then a QB like Neil O'Donnell who, in reality was maybe a few steps above being a really good, meddling average QB. Roethlisberger never had a losing season as Pittsburgh's QB in his two decade-long QB, he took the Steelers to three SB's, won two of them, may have appeared in and more SB's if it wasnt right in the middle of New England's legendary Dynasty teams. Ben is the franchise's all-time winniest QB, has the most career passing yards, TD's, every major statistical category, except SB wins, he's better then Terry Bradshaw. IMHO, Ben is probably the best QB in Steelers history.
He had good defenses throughout most of his career, but lets face it, Big Ben didnt have HOF-caliber players at nearly every position that Terry had with those great, "Steel Curtain" defenses of the 1970's and early 80's.
Not this year! LOL! Ha ah ha ! 2024
The Steelers went to the Super Bowl and then got trounced on by the Cowboys in Tempe
I wouldn’t say they got trounced, I would say Neil O’Donnell practically sold the game away
The steelers also beat the cowboys not once but twice in the superbowl.
@@VFL8877 They did actually beat them 2 times in the 70’s but 3rd time was the charm for Dallas in 95.
@LiamDeege true but pittsburgh still has bragging rights since they beat them 2 out of 3 times and they have 6 rings to the cowboys 5
@@ST0NE_206 If O'Donnell doesn't throw those picks the Steelers win the game, without a doubt in my mind. Both picks to Larry Brown put the Cowboys in the red zone and gave them 14 points for free. People forget Cowher tried a surprise onside kick during the 4th quarter that actually worked, it led to a Steelers touchdown. On their next drive, the Steelers had the ball down by 3 with a chance to tie with a field goal or take the lead for the first time all game with another touchdown. Unfortunately O'Donnell's second interception gave the Cowboys 1st and goal and then another Emmitt Smith touchdown to put them up by 10.
The Steelers held up much better against the Cowboys in the Super Bowl than either time the Bills faced them earlier that decade. It's just a fascinating scenario to think about.
That intro music takes me back to my childhood!!!
That turf looks like green concrete.
It was!
Momma says Bills fans are angry because they have all those sb aperances and no rings 😅
I’d say that 1996 was that last ride. The Jacksonville Jaguars ended that era of Bills football
No it was the titans in 1999 in the music city miracle and didn’t made the playoffs again until 2017
@@Frankieefootballmundial No wrong No Marv Levy HC No Jim Kelly QB No Thurman Thomas RB No Andre Reed WR pretty much nobody from the 4 SB in a Row teams. Bills had Doug Flutie Rob Johnson at QB in that game The forward lateral game Not A Miracle
Facts the jags ended the bills run and the Panthers ended the cowboys run the next season
@@anthony2b173 The Panthers did it in 1996.
😮@@MattKangCooperthats what i said tbe next season was 96 this season.l was 95
Thanks. Steve Tasker should be in the Hall of Fame.
4:05
Back foot? No.
Back knee? I say Yes.
Did one knee = two feet then? If yes, TD!
For all The Bills fans complaining about that second Pittsburgh TD those calls are judgment calls. Force outs couldn't have been overturned.
The worst force out (which was a primary reason the rule was abandoned) had to be the one for the Patriots in the 2006 AFCCG. God that was horrible.
What I would give to go back to football pre-Goodell.
I use to seriously dislike Don Bebee so much. There was something so satisfying about this win. Hey NBC can you please get this intro music back? It’s the GOAT!
How the hell was that a TD on the pass to the back of the end zone? NFL used to let things slide. Zero chance that’s anywhere close to a TD. Dude was nowhere near getting his second foot down.
Because back then they ruled it a force out which resulted in a td. That’s why collinsworth said that there was no way he would have gotten 2 feet down even if he wasnt forced out
They did the bills a favor. That would of been buffalos 5th SB loss
This is some Marvelous play by play 💯
I know I wanna see a tribute to BB with the Pats soon, but I know it’s gonna take some time just like with Brady.
I'm happy the the Belichick era is finally over as a Pittsburgh fan.
I’ll have something soon 😉
@@NFLVaultI Can't Wait
Man cris Collingsworth even said “here’s a guy” back in the 90s ?
lmao collinsworthless.
The ol 3 river stadium made for some great memories as a kid. But the new stadium the grass is more real FB. So many great memories for sure
I remember this game. I'm a fan of neither team but I remember watching this in my Uncle's house and that was the last time I was ever in his house.
Oh yeah 1:56 if you're thinking it, yup, it was common for fans to cheer injuries in those days.
Pittsburgh had Buffalo's number a little bit at this time. They always seemed to get the Bills at Three Rivers too.
Have you seen my childhood 😊. Growing up in the bay, cali you got your Steelers news from a tiny one liner in the newspaper and playoff games.
How many shots did Kelly take at half time
Bam and Josh Gordon, 2 best players careers ruined by substance abuse
Second year in a row that the Steelers turned in probably their best performance of the season in the Divisional round of the playoffs. Just like the year before, they couldn't duplicate it in the AFC title game the next week, although they did win this one.
Next Year This NFL Playoff Game Will Be Turned 30 Years In The Year Of 2025
Actually that’s in 2026
Nice upload. Im going to watch the full game.
It’s amazing just how much better stadiums and playing surfaces - well most anyway - in the NFL are now. The old conference block stadiums with a green carpet basically on a cement playing surface have all been replaced. The stadiums are so much better visually now and the ones that have grass are ever better
My cousin played in the game for the steelers
great video
Good time for football: late 90's
Took me a little while to figure out how a team that’s never won a Super Bowl could have a ten game playoff win streak. Finally figured out that it was talking about *AFC* playoffs. 😂
Great Video 📸 NFL Throwback Keep Up The Good Work
Do chiefs dolphins vs chiefs 1991
0:09 freezer bowl and ice bowl I'm a joke to you.
At the start of the fourth quarter, the whole world thought buffalo was going to make the comeback. I remember it always felt like their year
29 Years Ago
I was only two years old when this game happened. That Ernie Mills touchdown definitely wouldn’t have counted in today’s game.
Jesus Collinsworth has been torturing us for 30 years.
Awesome video
A homecoming for yinzers jim kelly and alex van pelt
I am a Dolphins fan but Go Steelers.
Why can’t intro music always be this way?!?
couldve been 5 superbowl losses in a row lmao
Neil O'Donnell out there playin like Paul Crewe and shit lol smh 😒😒......he definitely was playing like that in the super bowl though
Great to see Three Rivers Stadium where the Steelers had their greatest success
30 years ago the bills still getting destroyed lol
Those were hard hittin games
Did the steelers go on to win the AFC Championship game or were they upset that year by the chargers.
The Steelers Went Back To The AFC Championship Game!
Defeated The Colts in The AFC Title game & lost Super Bowl to Dallas. There was a banner in Three Rivers that read "Three More Yards" in reference to the previous years loss to San Diego
The year before they were upset by the Chargers but the following year they went on to win the AFC Championship Game in thrilling fashion against the Indianapolis Colts, which is best known for Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh throwing a Hail Mary pass that was ruled a dropped pass by officials in the end zone by the intended receiver, Aaron Bailey.
However, the Steelers would fall to the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XXX.
@@TheGameCube64Guy Bailey Almost Had The Ball in His Hands!
If ROD WOODSEN IS 100 % steelers win super bowl!!
All of a sudden we need to be reminded of this smh go Bills !
Gonna be different this time
It probably will be honestly, as a Pittsburgh fan, I am prepared for a likely loss, but I just care that the game is good throughout.
@@LiamDeege With the wind and snow I don't think there'll be too many points. I'll guess 23-13 Buffalo. But I'm worried
@jaytee4374 Yes. Go Bills!!
I remember that game. Awesome 👌 battle between the two team's. But Pittsburgh won in the end.
Great one hand catch by the punter
ESTE FUE EN TREE RIVERS AHORA SERA EN ORCHARD PARK LA CASA DE MIS BILLS DE BUFALO SOLDIERS
Psalms 136:9
The moon and stars to rule by night: for his mercy endureth for ever.
Imagine Hines Ward and Bettis on these teams
The Steelers traded for Bettis the very next year, because Bam Morris went to prison
SLASH!!!!!😂😂😂 Kordell Stewart/ GOOOOOO......STEELERS!!!!!!👊🏾
Stewart could of been a superstar, but Cohwer didn't know how to use him.
Football had a different energy back then
Was it seriously this game that cursed the Bills for 20 something years?
It was the Music City Miracle
@@ericradford2142 Oh right, but this was the start of the Bills losing streak in the playoffs and they never won another playoff game until 2020.
Bruce Smith sat out this game, with the flu. I couldn't imagine TJ watt missing a playoff game, because of some soft 💩, like that. He would get killed in today's world
Bruce Smith always had the *sniff *sniff "flu"
Bills 33-6 this Sunday
You goin down Buffalo bill cody
Your thoughts?
Bring Scott Norwood back maybe you’ll get a second chance. It ain’t never gonna happen
Cris thought he was a Referee again. Were you on the field Cris? The whole world knew you & your buddy Simpleton Simms always cheered for whatever team the Steelers were playing. You’ were an announcer, Cris, NOT a referee. Too bad you never got over yourself. 😂😂
Good game
This video did not age well! I am literally LMAO, because I know why this was posted 4 days ago. Steelers all time record against the Bills in playoffs stands at 2-2, and the Steelers are now home while the Bills advance after losing to the bills 31-17 in the wild card round! Bye Bye Pittsburgh! Lol!
The Steelers had no answers for Josh Freaking Allen!
Was Bruce Smith out with the flu?
Yes
As a Cowboys fan I was hoping it was Pitts lol. Raised to hate them so I wanted to beat them to shut everyone up. 5th grade and they play that stupid going to the Superbowl song for Pitts over the PA lol. Sad this SB was our last. Go Cowboys!
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STEELERS AND BEAT THEM BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The best to never win one !
You could have at least put “at stake” or something instead of giving away the result.
🦬⚪🔴🏉⚫🟡⚙️