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On the play where Dobler takes a swing at Olsen’s head Olsen was punching Dobler in the stomach repeatedly.

Cardinals lost to San Diego in the 1976 regular season and it cost them a playoff spot.

Jim Hart got better with age.

My parents had season tickets since 1966, when they moved to Busch2 until the day they skipped town. I started caddying at local private country club and I saved enough money to buy my own. It was a family tradition starting in Sept. and ending in Dec. Unfortunately, the were bad most of the time, but there was some good footballs players to play for the Big Red. Larry Wilson, who revolutionized the safety position. He basically invented the safety blitz. Jim Hart, who arguably should be in the HOF. Jackie Smith, one of best, toughest TE to ever play. Mel Gray, the undersized speedster who no one could catch. Terry Metcalf, one of the 1st. dual threat RB. Roger Wehrli, the original shutdown corner. Ask Roger Staubach and Drew Pearson. Pearson got his occasional TD, but it’s Drew Pearson. Otis Anderson, the best Big RB to ever play for the football Cardinals. “Jet Stream”. Need I say more? One of my favorites, Stump Mitchel. Any so many. The Rams temporarily eased the pain, but I still miss the Big Red. Notice I didn’t mention what’s his name. I’m just sayin.

My parents had season tickets since 1966, when they moved to Busch2 until the day they skipped town. I started caddying at local private country club and I saved enough money to buy my own. It was a family tradition starting in Sept. and ending in Dec. Unfortunately, the were bad most of the time, but there was some good footballs players to play for the Big Red. Larry Wilson, who revolutionized the safety position. He basically invented the safety blitz. Jim Hart, who arguably should be in the HOF. Jackie Smith, one of best, toughest TE to ever play. Mel Gray, the undersized speedster who no one could catch. Terry Metcalf, one of the 1st. dual threat RB. Roger Wehrli, the original shutdown corner. Ask Roger Staubach and Drew Pearson. Pearson got his occasional TD, but it’s Drew Pearson. Otis Anderson, the best Big RB to ever play for the football Cardinals. “Jet Stream”. Need I say more? One of my favorites, Stump Mitchel. Any so many. The Rams temporarily eased the pain, but I still miss the Big Red. Notice I didn’t mention what’s his name. I’m just sayin

Those L.A. fans sure love their football. It must have been Halloween, all the fans were dressed as empty seats. If it weren’t for the opposing teams fans, SoFi stadium would be half empty.

Nice.

5:17 - Brian Sipe running over to shake the hand of the man who coached him at San Diego State. Always good to see things like that.

My gma went to School with him

You don't see many laterals anymore.

I just learned the entire trip was bankrolled by one, hyper-passionate second-generation (nisei) Japanese-American, Frank Takahashi. Takahashi grew-up in Southern California, became a wealthy lettuce farmer (supplying Safeway) and would fly to see USC, UCLA, high school, and his beloved Chargers play games. He also did things like fly to go see Ali-Foreman in the the Rumble in the Jungle. I read a Japanese interview in 1975 where he was hinting that he planned to do something like this, and a year later we saw this. Locally it was called the Mainichi Star Bowl (after a newspaper). Frank hoped it would sell-out as the college all-star game would, but attendance was lower than he hoped so he lost a bit of money (he was still rich) -- in his ultimate dream he hoped it would've been such a success that Japan got a team and he could be the owner.

I don't know how u guys "watched the game" since it was blacked out in the Dallas/FW area .... Back then it had 2 be sold out 2 be shown locally. I was in the 8 grade then, and remember hearing it on a small transistor radio. My how times have changed!!!😮 GO COWBOYS !!!!!!!

Charley Johnson was 10-6-1 against Pittsburgh

The personification of football in my day.This artificial grass steroid fueled adjust the field to produce high scores and undignified behavior has put me off the game almost completely. Dirt mud snow rain earth was football

Fantastic player.

I’ll bet Everson Walls still wakes up in a cold sweat when he dreams about all the times he got torched by Roy “Jet Stream” Green.

Hard to believe the 70's Cards never won a playoff game.

Be cool 😎

#CoachCoryellHOF

I am outraged that Larry Brown touchdown reception in the end zone what’s the most controversial non-touchdown call in cardinal, red skin history just terrible

Yea I hate and I mean hate the redskins but no way gray caught that ball!!!

Refs were Homer's that day !! Rest in hell cheaters !! Skins no.1

Roger Werhli, the original shutdown cornerback. Just ask Roger Stahbach

Loved the music and the highlights!

the president of the united states, john fitzgerald kennedy assassinated 2 days earlier. notice the demeanor of the players, most weren't happy about having to play... none of the nfl games (7 of them) were broadcast live, the 3 networks were wall to wall coverage of the assassination and funeral. lee harvey oswald, kennedy's assassin was gunned down 39 minutes before 12 o'clock games started. the vietnam war would escalate under johnson as president, and little to no mention of the war (for years) made broadcast t.v. other than the nightly news. the smothers brothers were infamously cancelled for ignoring warnings from cbs to stop with the political commentary against the war and nixon. they were the top-rated show at the time.

Pity the poor Giants and Eagles having those three division rivals on their schedule six times each year from1974-1977. They each got 1-2 wins in 8 games against each opponent in that time frame.

I just realized Kenny Anderson might be the best comparison to Hart as someone not in the HOF. Who was a better passer and field general?

Ask Roger Staubach who he didn’t like throwing to, he’d say anyone who was covered by Roger Werhli. Staubach considered Werhli the best cover cornerback in the NFL.

Oh damn!! I had a pair of Roos back in the 80s!! Crazy!!

I was at that game as a season ticket holder. It was cold as a mthrfkr. Dierdorf was a class individual

He said once that he played hurt a lot in the middle of his career. I believe that, as he was so much less dynamic than he was when younger. Night and day, between the two IMO

Vikings lost 5 games that season by a grand total of 13 points!

Notice how the Cardinal players are wearing a football badge with a "25". That was to celebrate their 25th year in St Louis. They would only be there for three more years.

This was the 1st MNF game for the Cowboys versus Cards, but not the first Monday game for Dallas and St. Louis as the Cards beat the Cowboys 20-13 in a 1965 Monday afternoon game.

Dallas at its worst.

Larry Wilson made me love defense.

Didn't recognize Joe Walton without his hat on backwards. Head shots of Cardinals players taken 9/28 at Forbes Field Pittsburgh. @ 4:29 the stacked up chairs behind end zone are the original box seat chairs from when The Stadium opened in 1923. They were replaced in 1947-8 as part of renovations that also moved Yanks dugout to 1st base side. The "first blood"description was a bad choice of words considering the circumstances the past week. Even as a wise-guy Brooksie couldn't be that tone deaf?

Typical background for a General Authority

Nice dirt field in St. Louis!

The Cardinals did have a way to upset any opponent in that day. Just not enough to win the NFC title.

Don Meredith’s comments throughout this broadcast are quite humorous. He does apologize on air for being such a homer near the end.

Hey coach what game where u watcing .?? Had a chance to win??call it as it is😅😅😅

Pro Football Hall of Fame members Larry Wilson, class of 1978, and Jackie Smith, class of 1994, made an appearance at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Also, Jimmy Johnson and Dave Wilcox.

Grew up watching im, always felt like cards had a chance to win while he was playing.

That photo of Bob Lilly looked more like James Hampton.

And Jackie Smith

2:01 played at Kezar Stadium back in the day

Ottawa's Dan Kelly. Outstanding pipes. Outstanding St. Louis emotional support.

Jackie Smith-if only you knew…..

They used to actually do play by play, rather than just chit chatting with the game on in the background.