dude the dolphins were missing half their defense and Marino so don't act like the bills were some juggernaut. the dolphins were a superior team this year if not for injuries. the phins kicked the bills ass earlier in the year and were 9-2 at one point before the injuries started to pile up also the reason the bills didn't win a super bowl was the NFC was superior in this era and had better coaching pure and simple. the bills had a stacked team which would have never been possible with a salary cap in place. same for the cowboys, 49ers and washington teams of that time. but also Marv Levy was a inferior coach with an inferior staff compared to what the NFC teams had. that was the difference. the bills were uber talented especially in 90 and 91 and should have won atleast 2 super bowls if not for their poor coaching, the K-gun was a disaster and turned the ball over way too much. Jim Kelly threw an absurd amount of INT's. he threw 19 in 91 and 18 in '92, and was worse in the super bowls, he threw 2 picks in 7 attempts vs. dallas lol and 4 picks vs. WASH. . even Marino threw less then that and he was a gunslinger.
@@aldfjakThe Buffalo Bills owned the Miami Dolphins during this era and still do. The reason the Bills lost the Super Bowls wasn’t due to Marv Levy. It was due to their line play on both sides of the ball and a missed field goal. Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins were never going to reach or let alone win a Super Bowl, even if they beat the Bills. Dan Marino was also a turnover machine in the bigger games and took more sacks. Jim Kelly threw more picks in the cold winds, freezing rain, and ice cold snow in a different era than today. Besides, Marino threw 17, 21 and 23 INTS in 84-86. Jim threw three more INTs than Dan in 1992 and had one less TD. Salary cap? Oh, like that ever stopped Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Big Ben, or even the NFL’s new golden boy Patrick Mahomes. Elite players just find away with a little help from their friends. The 1995 Buffalo Bills were hurt by injuries and then had off the field stuff like the 1993 Miami Dolphins and the Bills still took the East from Miami and then kicked their tales in the playoffs again. The Dallas Cowboys were a product of the Minnesota trade and San Francisco gifting them Charles Haley. Jimmy Johnson was vastly overrated. Jimmy Johnson went to the Miami Dolphins and in four years won zero East titles and lost three straight playoff games 37-3, 38-3 and 62-7. Jimmy’s QB was the great Dan Marino. Jimmy does not belong in the HOF. Now, onto my opinions about the Miami Dolphins. Dan Marino went to the wrong franchise. The Miami Dolphins never tried to find him a great RB. They found him average RBs. You do realize that when Marino went to the Dolphins they hadn’t had a 1K since 1978. Don Shula was past his prime on some things. Don Shula kept DC Tom Olivadotti around for nearly a decade. Dan Marino was good enough for 8-10 wins a year with his arm, but that’s not going to get any team to the Super Bowl. John Elway won two rings when he had a RB and the NFC had beatable teams. It’s not like Elway beat the 1992-1995 Dallas Cowboys. All the best.
Steve DeBerg was one tough SOB - dude was in his 40s by this time, getting the crap kicked out of him on almost every play, was playing on a injury-riddled team that he had only even been on for a few weeks after they picked him up off the scrap heap, and the guy just battled and battled out there in a lost cause.
18:19 they showed tape of the thanksgiving game vs Dallas where Kirby "fumbled" that wasn't a fumble the knee was down unlike what had just happened in this buff game.
I remember my NBC affiliate wxia channel 11 didn't show this game that made me mad I caught the highlights though on ESPN sports Center after the NFL Sunday night game : Philadelphia Eagles verses the Indianapolis Colts
Is WXIA the Atlanta affiliate? I know that was a CBS Doubleheader Day so NBC affiliates could only air 1 game and NBC likely wouldn't give Atlanta a 1:00 game at the same time as a Falcons game as they were in DC in a 1:00 game as well. Same thing where I'm at in Minnesota where our NBC affiliate got Chargers-Chiefs late instead of an early game with the Vikings playing the Packers in Milwaukee.
@@MNsportsnut Yes WXIA is a NBC affiliate in Atlanta seeing those highlights during their halftime report plus on ESPN NFL primetime at 7pm just made it completely worst cause the 4pm game on CBS San Francisco beating the Lions at home by the score of 55-17 was a laugher watching the Chargers chiefs from arrowhead stadium wasn't bad it going down to the wire 23-17
@daniel anderson That was awful for me living in Atlanta & seeing the Bills Dolphins highlights either on ESPN Sports Center or NFL Primetime in December 1993 was bad enough cause Dick Enberg was my favorite at NBC then Marv Albert
Sometimes I wonder if Bernie Kosar went to Miami Dolphins in 1993. I feel that he could have gotten them to the Super Bowl. It's very rare to get a QB like Bernie during the season.
They were a 9-2 team. Talk about a meltdown. They did get screwed out of a win and situation in the last game of the season vs. Patriots. Mark Ingram had a game winning TD, but it was ruled out of bounds. They didn't have replay in 1993.
They were a 9-2 team. Talk about a meltdown. They did get screwed out of a win and situation in the last game of the season vs. Patriots. Mark Ingram had a game winning TD, it was ruled out of bounds. They didn't have replay in 1993.
the best periode to the nfl for me 90/93 i love it this season 90/91 91/92 92/93 /93/94
What a great team the Bills were then I just wish they could have won one Super Bowl
dude the dolphins were missing half their defense and Marino so don't act like the bills were some juggernaut. the dolphins were a superior team this year if not for injuries. the phins kicked the bills ass earlier in the year and were 9-2 at one point before the injuries started to pile up
also the reason the bills didn't win a super bowl was the NFC was superior in this era and had better coaching pure and simple. the bills had a stacked team which would have never been possible with a salary cap in place. same for the cowboys, 49ers and washington teams of that time. but also Marv Levy was a inferior coach with an inferior staff compared to what the NFC teams had. that was the difference. the bills were uber talented especially in 90 and 91 and should have won atleast 2 super bowls if not for their poor coaching, the K-gun was a disaster and turned the ball over way too much. Jim Kelly threw an absurd amount of INT's. he threw 19 in 91 and 18 in '92, and was worse in the super bowls, he threw 2 picks in 7 attempts vs. dallas lol and 4 picks vs. WASH. . even Marino threw less then that and he was a gunslinger.
@@aldfjakThe Buffalo Bills owned the Miami Dolphins during this era and still do. The reason the Bills lost the Super Bowls wasn’t due to Marv Levy. It was due to their line play on both sides of the ball and a missed field goal. Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins were never going to reach or let alone win a Super Bowl, even if they beat the Bills. Dan Marino was also a turnover machine in the bigger games and took more sacks. Jim Kelly threw more picks in the cold winds, freezing rain, and ice cold snow in a different era than today. Besides, Marino threw 17, 21 and 23 INTS in 84-86. Jim threw three more INTs than Dan in 1992 and had one less TD. Salary cap? Oh, like that ever stopped Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Big Ben, or even the NFL’s new golden boy Patrick Mahomes. Elite players just find away with a little help from their friends. The 1995 Buffalo Bills were hurt by injuries and then had off the field stuff like the 1993 Miami Dolphins and the Bills still took the East from Miami and then kicked their tales in the playoffs again. The Dallas Cowboys were a product of the Minnesota trade and San Francisco gifting them Charles Haley. Jimmy Johnson was vastly overrated. Jimmy Johnson went to the Miami Dolphins and in four years won zero East titles and lost three straight playoff games 37-3, 38-3 and 62-7. Jimmy’s QB was the great Dan Marino. Jimmy does not belong in the HOF. Now, onto my opinions about the Miami Dolphins. Dan Marino went to the wrong franchise. The Miami Dolphins never tried to find him a great RB. They found him average RBs. You do realize that when Marino went to the Dolphins they hadn’t had a 1K since 1978. Don Shula was past his prime on some things. Don Shula kept DC Tom Olivadotti around for nearly a decade. Dan Marino was good enough for 8-10 wins a year with his arm, but that’s not going to get any team to the Super Bowl. John Elway won two rings when he had a RB and the NFC had beatable teams. It’s not like Elway beat the 1992-1995 Dallas Cowboys. All the best.
R.I.P. Dick Enberg.
Miss these days!
NBC will always be the AFC Network
Same as CBS with the NFC
Buffalo lived rent free in Miamis heads in the 90s
Steve DeBerg was one tough SOB - dude was in his 40s by this time, getting the crap kicked out of him on almost every play, was playing on a injury-riddled team that he had only even been on for a few weeks after they picked him up off the scrap heap, and the guy just battled and battled out there in a lost cause.
deberg is a terrific qb
After this win, the Bills didn’t lose another game until the Super Bowl.
6:38 longest dive play ever for yards in air
Now there's an odd call "No play on the play,so we'll replay."
Shula was like huh?
This Dolphins game spelled the end of their 1993 season
18:19 they showed tape of the thanksgiving game vs Dallas where Kirby "fumbled" that wasn't a fumble the knee was down unlike what had just happened in this buff game.
fun to watch this.thank-you
Some hall of famers on both sides
2 hour 90210 graduation, is this the famous "Donna Martin graduates" episode?
Do you have the lions game from week 17 in 1991???
when thurman thomas is on the bench, the bills' best runner is on the field.....
Kenneth Davis would have been a starter if he was another team.
@@hezamachine the bills backups were better then many other teams starters. they were stacked in this era with no salary cap to worry about
Thurman is a top 10 RB of all time. Won MVP in 91 . Dual threat .Davis was good but c'mon
@@hezamachineKenneth Davis had started for Green Bay before coming to Buffalo
This was an awesome game! It always is when the Bills crush the Dolphins!
They did that a lot in the 90s
I remember my NBC affiliate wxia channel 11 didn't show this game that made me mad I caught the highlights though on ESPN sports Center after the NFL Sunday night game : Philadelphia Eagles verses the Indianapolis Colts
Is WXIA the Atlanta affiliate? I know that was a CBS Doubleheader Day so NBC affiliates could only air 1 game and NBC likely wouldn't give Atlanta a 1:00 game at the same time as a Falcons game as they were in DC in a 1:00 game as well. Same thing where I'm at in Minnesota where our NBC affiliate got Chargers-Chiefs late instead of an early game with the Vikings playing the Packers in Milwaukee.
@@MNsportsnut Yes WXIA is a NBC affiliate in Atlanta seeing those highlights during their halftime report plus on ESPN NFL primetime at 7pm just made it completely worst cause the 4pm game on CBS San Francisco beating the Lions at home by the score of 55-17 was a laugher watching the Chargers chiefs from arrowhead stadium wasn't bad it going down to the wire 23-17
@daniel anderson That was awful for me living in Atlanta & seeing the Bills Dolphins highlights either on ESPN Sports Center or NFL Primetime in December 1993 was bad enough cause Dick Enberg was my favorite at NBC then Marv Albert
i was there in miami that sunday. oh big day
So. Many. Miami. Turnovers.
why edit the commercials?... adds to the nostalgia
Sad part is....this could have been Marinos Super Bowl team. Feel bad for him
Sometimes I wonder if Bernie Kosar went to Miami Dolphins in 1993. I feel that he could have gotten them to the Super Bowl. It's very rare to get a QB like Bernie during the season.
Was Marino injured at this juncture?
Achilles injury suffered against Cleveland earlier that season
0:39 Raiders 27, Buccaneers 20 F 😢
Go bills
Fuck the bills
@@brandonsavitski bitter......Buffalo AFC east champs 2020- 2021
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Win one and they couldn't do it. 5 straight losses after the Thanksgiving Cowboys game and the Cowboys would win out and the Super Bowl that year.
They were a 9-2 team. Talk about a meltdown. They did get screwed out of a win and situation in the last game of the season vs. Patriots. Mark Ingram had a game winning TD, but it was ruled out of bounds. They didn't have replay in 1993.
@@hezamachine it wasn't a meltdown, it was an injury riddled team down to their 4th QB and most of their D out
I went to this game
No wonder the MIAMI DOLPHINS lost this game then. You're bad luck. Never go to another MIAMI DOLPHINS game again ever.
Practice Social Distancing
Miami never had an answer for #34
Dolphins missed the playoffs that year.
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George Gomez lol
They were a 9-2 team. Talk about a meltdown. They did get screwed out of a win and situation in the last game of the season vs. Patriots. Mark Ingram had a game winning TD, it was ruled out of bounds. They didn't have replay in 1993.