I was 13 and having rehearsal for a play I was in all afternoon and couldn't see the game live. We were taping it (still have the VHS somewhere), and I just had a good feeling all day that the browns could pull off the win. When my mom came to pick me up, she asked if I wanted to know what happened. At first I said no, but after a moment I quickly changed my mind, asking if we had won. She screamed YES! and I immediately broke down in tears. I don't know if I'll ever see the browns play in or win a Super Bowl, but I'll always have 1994.
Justin: I'm a San Diego Chargers fan, so 1994 will always be special for me as well. I remember when the Steelers hammered the Browns in the playoffs that year, NO ONE gave the Chargers a chance to go in there and win. The Steelers and their fans were hugely confident (deservedly so) and were bragging that my Chargers wouldn't even score. I was 13 years at the time as well. We were able to shut down their run, which the Browns were not able to do. We kept the game close and then stole it from them at the end. Biggest win ever for me as a Chargers fan.
Justin, I was 14 at that time and I remember watching it on TV and celebrating like we just won the Super Bowl! That was a huge game and win for us Cleveland folks.
Thanks for jogging my memory. I had always remembered this as a Sunday night game. It was the 4:00 PM game (the only one on) I knew it had a national audience but could not remember why.
As a 13 year old 49ers fan I was listening to this game on the radio on the way to church, this was huge for the 49ers, it meant we were in position to get homefield advantage throughout the playoffs, which they did and the defeated the cowboys in candlestick park to go on to the super bowl.
I was a big Browns fan but I didn't think they'd win that game. I was working that Saturday morning and I told my co workers that if the Browns won, I'd push a peanut across the workroom floor with my nose. Good thing no one remembered me saying that. I got off at 3:30 and the game started at 4:00.
This was the greatest Browns game since the Bernie Kosar days. The Cowboys were the defending Superbowl champions and the Browns had a division championship on the line (which they eventually lost to Pittsburgh). A close 2nd place game would be the Browns vs the Falcons in 2001. That one also ended with a goal line stand and sent the Browns to the playoffs.
I remember this pretty well. If only we'd have beaten the damn Steelers the next week, Browns would have been division champs. That was back when Kevin Green and Greg Lloyd were eating quarterbacks for dinner though.
Rick Ster I don't really like beilceck's pats and don't care that much about Saban's crimson tide. However someone should made a meme at 1:59 with the way there running their teams. Imagine if the Browns would have stayed and maybe Saban and beilceck might not be with the pats or Alabama.
I'm a Browns fan, but this stop was more about the shitty turf than a great goal-line stand. I remember watching this game as a 17-year-old at a friend's house. A wonderful memory!! GO BROWNS!!
Best coaching Staff in History? Head Coach: Bill Belichick Offensive Coordinator: Steve Crosby Defensive Coordinator: Nick Saban Other Assistant Coaches: Jim Schwartz (College/Pro Scout) Woody Widenhofer (LB Coach) Kirk Ferentz (OL Coach)
Art Modell fired him after he moved the Browns to Baltimore. He said because of the fresh start for his team he wanted a fresh start at head coach and hired Ted Marchibroda. Back to back dumb decisions on his part. He is still hated in Cleveland to this day. Regards
@@Wingman-yl3qq he slipped you moron.. you can clearly see it and trumpy even says it..goon. they call em the browns for a reason its the color shit. and STILL havent won shit since..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅🤡
The famous Goal Line Stand in the 2003 Patriots-Colts game reminded me of this game's ending. Do note coach Bill Belichick was on the winning side of both these games.
This was the penultimate moment for the Browns in 1994 defeating the defending champs and was their last great victory before they went on the 3 year hiatus from the league.
Loved this game. Eric Turner was legit! No doubt this team was destined for a SB run with that coaching staff. It all changed in 95 when Modell went all Mr. Potter on Cleveland.
@@sergeontheloose Don't look now, but last year's Browns were indeed good enough to go 10-6, or even 11-5, and win the AFC North. If they can kick it up a few notches and go 12-4, and maybe go deep this year... *WATCH OUT!!*
If you look right at 0:03 Novacek slipped and fell down. He was going to go in the endzone, but you can see his feet slip causing the short of the goaline. Turner was able to get his head down to stop him just enough. That wasn't a good tackle, just a slippage that benefited the Browns. If the Cowboys won that game, they would have 2 losses which would have given them more incentive to keep their starters in against the Giants to earn home field advantage. The 49ers would have played the NFC championship in Dallas and not in San Francisco.
The 49ers probably would've tried a little harder in their final game of the season as well if they needed it tho. Even if the cowboys did win this game and the finale vs the giants, I'd assume the 49ers probably would've played their starters the entire finale and gotten the win putting both teams at 14-2 for the season. The 49ers still would've had the home field advantage if that was the case because of the head to head victory against Dallas in the regular season.
Would love to see the complete game of this uploaded. As a Browns fan, this was a "signature win" for the Belichick Browns. Unfortunately, another date at Pittsburgh in the playoffs ended it. Followed by Art Modell's move to Baltimore.
Cowboys had a good chance of being 15-1 that year, this loss at the goal line, the ot loss to the lions and they likely beat the giants the last game if they needed it
Frank Patraziebe imagine of the browns stayed and then we would not be talking about the Patriots dynasty all the time as the favorites. The Browns might be the ones like the Patriots. I’m a Steelers fan and this would be more intense of a rivalry with the Browns like it is with the Ravens aka the old “Browns”.
if Novacek scores here you could make a case the Cowboys win 4 straight Super Bowls. The Cowboys sat their starters week 17 so you would assume they beat the Giants and finish 14-2. San Francisco, who owned the tiebreaker over Dallas, was 13-2 heading to week 17 at Minnesota so they already had home field clinched and ended up losing 21-14, pulling starters as the game went on. If the game was meaningful for the 49ers they probably win, but the Vikings were tough that year. I'd give Minnesota a 40% chance of winning at home vs 49ers starters
I watched this game live, and now I’m old enough that the footage looks absolutely ancient.
RIP Eric Turner.
Yea died very young good player he was.
If Don Rodgers had lived they would have played together, talk about dominance
@@kenp7814 been the greatest safety tandem ever
@@QUANTRELLBISHOP And they would have played with Dixon and Minnifield ..... Oh MY
I was 13 and having rehearsal for a play I was in all afternoon and couldn't see the game live. We were taping it (still have the VHS somewhere), and I just had a good feeling all day that the browns could pull off the win. When my mom came to pick me up, she asked if I wanted to know what happened. At first I said no, but after a moment I quickly changed my mind, asking if we had won. She screamed YES! and I immediately broke down in tears. I don't know if I'll ever see the browns play in or win a Super Bowl, but I'll always have 1994.
+seanlockyer1976 yes 27-0 over the colts. Being born in 1981 doesn't help me experience that
Justin: I'm a San Diego Chargers fan, so 1994 will always be special for me as well. I remember when the Steelers hammered the Browns in the playoffs that year, NO ONE gave the Chargers a chance to go in there and win. The Steelers and their fans were hugely confident (deservedly so) and were bragging that my Chargers wouldn't even score. I was 13 years at the time as well. We were able to shut down their run, which the Browns were not able to do. We kept the game close and then stole it from them at the end. Biggest win ever for me as a Chargers fan.
Junior Seau had 20 tackles in that game; 16 solo.
Justin, I was 14 at that time and I remember watching it on TV and celebrating like we just won the Super Bowl! That was a huge game and win for us Cleveland folks.
Thanks for jogging my memory.
I had always remembered this as a Sunday night game. It was the 4:00 PM game (the only one on)
I knew it had a national audience but could not remember why.
And we finally beat them again! It only took 26 years lol. GO BROWNS!!!!
2:00 Holy crap Nick Saban looks like a kid!
“The Cleveland Browns have won!”
Worst coaching mismatch ever,Belichick vs Switzer 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Barry "4th and 1" Switzer.
This is one of the nfls grematest game
Belichick biggest win as Browns coach
As a 13 year old 49ers fan I was listening to this game on the radio on the way to church, this was huge for the 49ers, it meant we were in position to get homefield advantage throughout the playoffs, which they did and the defeated the cowboys in candlestick park to go on to the super bowl.
Speaking of SD...I can recall them making the Superbowl on two crazy wins over Miami and then Pittsburgh.
49ers-Seahawks last game of 2019 season reminds me of this
0:14... "WHAT?!?!" Barry Switzer must've been beside himself.
I'm not sure he was talking about the play; he might have just seen himself on the Jumbotron and realized what that jacket looked like.
The cowboys would never have lost this game under Jimmy Johnson. Dallas had no respect for the Browns coming into this game.
I was a big Browns fan but I didn't think they'd win that game. I was working that Saturday morning and I told my co workers that if the Browns won, I'd push a peanut across the workroom floor with my nose. Good thing no one remembered me saying that. I got off at 3:30 and the game started at 4:00.
I remember this well I was 12! Then I remember being devastated that the browns were leaving Cleveland.
Wow, I do not remember this at all. It's the first time I've seen it.
This was the greatest Browns game since the Bernie Kosar days. The Cowboys were the defending Superbowl champions and the Browns had a division championship on the line (which they eventually lost to Pittsburgh). A close 2nd place game would be the Browns vs the Falcons in 2001. That one also ended with a goal line stand and sent the Browns to the playoffs.
I remember this pretty well. If only we'd have beaten the damn Steelers the next week, Browns would have been division champs. That was back when Kevin Green and Greg Lloyd were eating quarterbacks for dinner though.
"Avoid Lloyd!"
Losing to the Giants/Broncos were more costly
@@chrisuncleahmad Yeah the Broncos game that year, they laid an egg.
ZipGB8 the Giants game was at home, but that was a closer game
this game cost us homefield...and a three peat 😢 poopy pants..t
Do you have the complete game of this?
Did you all notice the Browns coaches...Bellichek and Saban.
I think Kirk Ferentz was on that staff as well
Rick Ster I don't really like beilceck's pats and don't care that much about Saban's crimson tide. However someone should made a meme at 1:59 with the way there running their teams. Imagine if the Browns would have stayed and maybe Saban and beilceck might not be with the pats or Alabama.
Saban was defensive coordinator and the Browns were #1 in scoring defense.
I'm a Browns fan, but this stop was more about the shitty turf than a great goal-line stand. I remember watching this game as a 17-year-old at a friend's house. A wonderful memory!! GO BROWNS!!
Winners get results; losers make excuses.
Winners also F*ck the prom queen.
Cleveland has not had a decent team since 1994 when BIll Belichick was their head coach
Wrong.
@@LayneRoxxx It was the last season that included a playoff victory, so some might agree.
Branden F 2002 (9-7) and 2007 (10-6) were both pretty decent teams so I don’t agree with the above statement.
1:58 ... The future of football
Best coaching Staff in History?
Head Coach: Bill Belichick
Offensive Coordinator: Steve Crosby
Defensive Coordinator: Nick Saban
Other Assistant Coaches: Jim Schwartz (College/Pro Scout) Woody Widenhofer (LB Coach) Kirk Ferentz (OL Coach)
Saban getting a noogie from Belichek, Stopped by the late great Eric Turner.
"Great fucking job"
This was a huge upset!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jerry Jones was like "HOW 'BOUT THEM....wait...lemme look at the screen here....HOW 'BOUT THEM....nah, nevermind."
@1:30 "How 'bout them legs"
And it's gone downhill since then!
Outstanding!
The Cleveland BROWNS have won! Lord willing, someday SOON those words will be uttered in the context of the Super Bowl! C'mon CLEVELAND! Go BROWNS!
Dallas' 2nd loss that season to Great Lakes teams... earlier that season, on MNF, they lose to Detroit in the OT.
Novacek was in. The officials were scared shitless of Belicheat and the Ncktator
He wasn’t in
Not even close...
last time Cleveland beat Dallas
Not anymore lol
@@buckeyfan7623 yes thank goodness. We beat em 49-38 finally.
Remind me as to why the Browns got rid of Belichick ...
Can't remind you of something that didn't happen. :)
Michael S What do you mean? The Browns organization let him go.
Art Modell fired him after he moved the Browns to Baltimore. He said because of the fresh start for his team he wanted a fresh start at head coach and hired Ted Marchibroda. Back to back dumb decisions on his part. He is still hated in Cleveland to this day. Regards
Michael S He should have kept Saban and made him the head coach but I think he still would have went to MICHIGAN State.
novecek doesnt slip hes in easy.. nice job ravens...i mean browns...i mean... fffffrt..
DALLAS COWBOYS TEDDYT's MUSIC CHANNEL in easy? Look again that was Turner bout to blast Novecek
Cry. 😂
@@Maal7432 and STILL havent won sht since...CRY. 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅 he slipped.
@@Wingman-yl3qq he slipped you moron.. you can clearly see it and trumpy even says it..goon. they call em the browns for a reason its the color shit. and STILL havent won shit since..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅🤡
How 'bout dem Cowboys?????????
I cannot believe the Cleveland Brownshits won THIS game.
BROWNS WIN
Browns did not deny shit. Novecek slipped on the wet surface. He was going down without anyone touching him.
Browns better franchise.....you got that decaf
You really think Novecek could run through Turner? He slipped cause he shit his pants
Love those classic Cleveland uniforms!
Me too. They need to go back to them.
I like the Sipe era with the orange pants
The famous Goal Line Stand in the 2003 Patriots-Colts game reminded me of this game's ending. Do note coach Bill Belichick was on the winning side of both these games.
This was the penultimate moment for the Browns in 1994 defeating the defending champs and was their last great victory before they went on the 3 year hiatus from the league.
I believe Willie McGinnis made the stop for the Patriots
Loved this game. Eric Turner was legit! No doubt this team was destined for a SB run with that coaching staff. It all changed in 95 when Modell went all Mr. Potter on Cleveland.
super bowl..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💩
Don't blame Modell blame that terrible coach Belichick.
This is my all time favorite Browns memory, a Redskins fan, hated the Dallas dynasty. Enberg and Trumpy. Man.
look how big their shoulder pads where back then.
Horrible f'n loss
Nick Saban was young as hell back then lol!
1:55: “His Young Defensive Coordinator, Nick Saban” Crazy that Nick is actually Older then Bill😮😮😮😮😮
This year, the Browns had one of the top scoring defenses in the NFL.
They were actually THE top scoring defense (fewest points allowed in 1994)
I remember watching this game like it was yesterday. I jumped up and ran through the house celebrating. RIP Eric Turner. Gone but never forgotten!
That's funny I did the exact same thing. I was a nine-year-old kid at the time.
That was the last time the browns were ever good smh
@@sergeontheloose Don't look now, but last year's Browns were indeed good enough to go 10-6, or even 11-5, and win the AFC North. If they can kick it up a few notches and go 12-4, and maybe go deep this year... *WATCH OUT!!*
If you look right at 0:03 Novacek slipped and fell down. He was going to go in the endzone, but you can see his feet slip causing the short of the goaline. Turner was able to get his head down to stop him just enough. That wasn't a good tackle, just a slippage that benefited the Browns. If the Cowboys won that game, they would have 2 losses which would have given them more incentive to keep their starters in against the Giants to earn home field advantage. The 49ers would have played the NFC championship in Dallas and not in San Francisco.
The 49ers probably would've tried a little harder in their final game of the season as well if they needed it tho. Even if the cowboys did win this game and the finale vs the giants, I'd assume the 49ers probably would've played their starters the entire finale and gotten the win putting both teams at 14-2 for the season. The 49ers still would've had the home field advantage if that was the case because of the head to head victory against Dallas in the regular season.
Would love to see the complete game of this uploaded. As a Browns fan, this was a "signature win" for the Belichick Browns. Unfortunately, another date at Pittsburgh in the playoffs ended it. Followed by Art Modell's move to Baltimore.
Bill Belichek and Nick Saban. wow
+SocialAssasin I know
SocialAssasin they had two of the greatest coaches in history and still couldn't do anything
Because Art moved the team.
SocialAssasin Yes imagine that.....
SocialAssasin I know right??
Cowboys had a good chance of being 15-1 that year, this loss at the goal line, the ot loss to the lions and they likely beat the giants the last game if they needed it
Nick Saban's defense working under Bill Belichick!
Frank Patraziebe imagine of the browns stayed and then we would not be talking about the Patriots dynasty all the time as the favorites. The Browns might be the ones like the Patriots. I’m a Steelers fan and this would be more intense of a rivalry with the Browns like it is with the Ravens aka the old “Browns”.
Saban, Turner, Pepper Johnson, MDP, etc...that defense was *stacked*.
Its like a who's who of retro NFL players. Michael Dean Perry, Eric Turner, etc. Blast from the past.
Don't forget who the coaches were at that time
Before Nick Saban became a college football head coach who's very intense in practice
Go Browns!
if Novacek scores here you could make a case the Cowboys win 4 straight Super Bowls.
The Cowboys sat their starters week 17 so you would assume they beat the Giants and finish 14-2. San Francisco, who owned the tiebreaker over Dallas, was 13-2 heading to week 17 at Minnesota so they already had home field clinched and ended up losing 21-14, pulling starters as the game went on. If the game was meaningful for the 49ers they probably win, but the Vikings were tough that year. I'd give Minnesota a 40% chance of winning at home vs 49ers starters
IDK...the game in '95 kinda told me that San Francisco had just eclipsed Dallas during that time.
Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot yea after getting destroyed by the Eagles 40-8 week 5, the 49ers were pretty unstoppable
Why would you rest the starters with home field on the line? It makes no sense. You only rest the starters if there's nothing to gain.
Browns beat cowboys
I got this full game. problem is, its on VHS, but its a very good game. Cleveland played some tough defense in this game.
+simeon hector yes they did i saw that game saban was our defensive corodnatior that year he was awsome