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I loved AFC football in the 70's. Raiders,Dolphins,Steelers were some of the greatest teams of all time

Never treat a brother like a passing stranger.

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Fascinating how he gets stronger and faster as the race heads to the clubhouse turn and down the stretch!

Stabler's passer rating was 124.0 for the game.

I was 16 yrs old in 1974... watching this game on tv... wasn't a fan of either of these teams but recognized their greatness. To this day, I don't know how in hell Clarence Davis caught this ball (thrown by "The Snake")... one of the greatest games ever played!!

I could watch this over and over

Love the intro to this. I remember West Coast football in the 70’s and 80’s when California had four or five outdoor grass stadiums, and you couldn’t wait for the 4:00 ET games esp. from Oakland, Los Angeles, and later San Francisco.

As a life long Dolphins fan,the Raiders are the first team I Developed Hate for. Today those feelings remain.😂Finsup!

7:04 “Well, he’s still a horse.” ~ ~ I love Penny 😃

I love watching this precious footage of the beautiful Secretariat. I enjoy everything but animal abuse is my biggest upsetment. I don't think it's right to whip the horses while running. It so upsets me. If they just leave these creatures of beauty alone, they will perform the best they can. Why is this practice allowed? I don't know much about the sport, but I heard Ron Turcotte say he whipped him. Sham was also whipped to hell at the Belmont Stakes. I think it should be outlawed. Doing that will make them afraid in my opinion. Do they still allow that today???? It's terrible.

Two rookie defensive backs for Miami or the play may never have happened

I was there that day. Unfortunately I was in the hotel answering a bomb scare that was called in. I was a firefighter at the time and was in the building evacuating and checking rooms when the race was being run. I never got to see Secretariat but I remember that crowd and traffic was tremendous.

In the world there are racing horses and Secretariat!

I was 13 years old, and my dad was good enough to take me to the races that day. I’ll never forget it.

The Raiders would lose to The Steelers at home in the AFC Championship game the following week, they would have to wait 2 more years before they win SB IX

Secretariat got off to a poor start, but while that might have cost him a shot at the track record, it didn’t make a difference as far as winning this race. My Gallant and Our Native are both solid racehorses, but they’re clearly not in Secretariat’s class. The only things that I was curious about in this race was who was going to finish second and how much Secretariat was going to win by. I was mildly surprised that My Gallant beat Our Native. He race a very solid race.

Only 3 words are necessary.: The Great One!

If Malone sits down in bounds at the 15, the Raiders have to use Timeout #1 at about 2:17 and it's 1st & 10. Dolphins run and Raiders use 2nd timeout at 2:07. Dolphins run again and reach 2:00 warning. If they get a 1st down, Miami runs click down to :03 and kicks a FG with 0:00 on the clock. If they don't get a 1st down on those three plays, Miami will have run the Raiders out of timeouts and attempting to take a one point lead leaving about 1:43 on the clock for Oakland but with no timeouts instead of all 3. Being that neither of Miami's starting CBs played that game, you would think Shula and Griese would be hellbent on eating up every second of that clock and all of the Raiders' TOs. Griese did say he almost told the guys in the huddle to not go into the end zone even if it's a cakewalk in; to fall down in bounds. The 1:43 scenario would be the same had Malone dropped at the 1 yard line. Outside the ten would have enabled the possibility of another first down, in which case the Raiders never see the ball again. Bad coaching by Shula and equal blame to Griese for not strategizing the winning formula. If Malone goes down at the 12 it ends up being a 29 yard chipshot. Barely a difference from an extra point for Garo. I heard how smart Shula and Griese both were my whole life but that was as dumb of football that has ever been played and they had two chances to get it right. I'd be embarrassed to this day if I was either of them. Miami was pushing their D around at that point and getting two more 1st downs, winding the clock down to all zeroes looked like a pretty sure bet. Yeah, embarrassing stupidity sank the reigning back to back world champions. As it turned out, it took the Raiders 1:43 to go down and get the winning TD but they had all three TOs instead of 0. Shameful really.

How neat to see Charlie Davis on Billy Silver!!

Lost in the greatness of this game, was how poorly Griese played in the first half. He missed a number of passes, of wide open receivers down the field. Its so surprising considering how efficient Griese always was. Jake Scott's injury cost Miami big time in this game. There was no better center field safety in the game. And, when he went out, Snake and his corps of receivers really went to work.

Miami should have won that game , We scored first , we led at halftime , we led after 3 Qts , We blew the Biggest game since Super Bowl 6 and Subsequently ended our 5 yr run at the Top .

There was and never will be another horse as special as Secretariat.

Greatest....

I agree 100 percent big red The greatest ever and Zenyatta the best female

Amen my dear Lord.Thank you for walking with me today & everyday.I love you & praise you.

That race was just for fans and not meaningful. Ba hum bug .

He had a defective heart which was 1.5 the normal size so of course he was able to run like the wind

Loved the 70’s Raiders. Still a fan. Just win baby!

He just moves so easily. If this race had been as long as the Belmont, I think he would have had a Belmont type margin in this one too.

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I remember watching this on television. Secretariat was the GOAT.

Miami had they won would have had to go to Pittsburgh to play that games they couldn't automatically host and would have needed Buffalo to beat Pittsburgh to host

As a Kentuckian, being 12 years old at the time, the memories of the Kentucky derby. It was unbelievably specical to be at my grandmothers home. 2 blocks down from the horse barns, my Aunt Beulah parking cars for grandmas Christmas money. We all were thunderstruck by the big red horse. Because of him we gathered for the next two races. It was a hard time financially and this horse brought hope and magic to our lifes when we needed it. I'm not much at stats or equine history but if I could see a race, I'd like to see Man O War matched up with big red. Secretariat will always be the magic from the Kentucky Derby of my youth.

That was nice. She just brought him there for everyone to see him, & of course, he took it with ease. It makes you a little sad for the other horses. A perfect example of how that Bold Ruler blood, with no Native Dancer in the mix, is superior.

He's the Greatest athlete of all time

He had speed and stamina it was in his blood line

Red was just playing with the other horses. He let them get tantalizingly close before flying away.

Breaking...Secretariet has a bunch of mass to get started!

Secretariat was never challenged at all.

Que hermosura de caballo como explicar lo que siento por el es Dios quien lo envío y ahora está con el amo a Secretariat

He's the love of my life ❤️

Sadly, he never reproduced himself. How could he? Perfection comes around once in a lifetime.

Astonishing

I was there!

I Was There on this day ! a kid but there!!!!❤❤❤✌Blessings and Peace to You All

Everyone is entitled to an opinion, no disrespect intended: Secretariat is still the GOAT♥️

So cool. When Turcotte looks back and gives him the “let’s go” tap, the ears pop, the head drops, and off he goes

He was not even trying to smoke the competition