Lost Treasures of NFL Films The Me Decade

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @jeffs3752
    @jeffs3752 Год назад +10

    There was never a more "me" decade than the one we're living in now, but I love these old videos.

  • @kcmerced9512
    @kcmerced9512 Месяц назад

    Sobels...
    you two changed football film, forever...
    and for the better.
    Thank you!

  • @kcmerced9512
    @kcmerced9512 Месяц назад

    Great production !
    Great memories

  • @michaelmartinez2500
    @michaelmartinez2500 3 месяца назад +1

    Unlike Big Ed Sabold…that Coy Bacon segment was one of my favorites. Im glad I found which Lost Treasures it was in. Thanks

  • @barbaracaroll
    @barbaracaroll 2 года назад +3

    These NFL films should be shown on NFL network not the so called classics from last week that they play now

  • @kevincostello3856
    @kevincostello3856 Год назад

    Coy Bacon, as a Steeler Fan I remember him playing against us in a Bengal uniform, and as a Redskin in 79. The USFL's Washington Federals in 1984 made Coy Bacon they're no 1 draft pick at age 41 !!! Watching this really brings back great memories as a kid growing up in the 70s. How I do miss the 70s.

  • @fredsavage7380
    @fredsavage7380 Год назад +2

    6:30 is that Bobby Boucher giving the pre-game speech?

  • @depaola63
    @depaola63 3 года назад +1

    @11:35 ⭐️Classic from the BayArea Oakland Coliseum 💫Jack with that beautiful El Dorado ❤️ I grew up in the east bay town of Pittsburg and we won our NCS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 🏈 CHAMPIONSHIP in that awesome , historic place on 11/28/80 💪🌈Absolutely wonderful era I came up in! I was a Minnesota Vikes fan since 1969 and they broke my heart every year, like Fredo in The Godfather 😳

  • @gabbyhyman1246
    @gabbyhyman1246 4 года назад +3

    Thanks for this!! Fantastic!!!!

  • @randyware9645
    @randyware9645 3 года назад +3

    i think players said hi mom because all kids were at least raised by their moms, dads sometime didnt hang around

  • @johndor7890
    @johndor7890 2 месяца назад

    People passed a lot of gas back in the day. Women actually loved my gas back then and still love it today when I pass gas

  • @ThankGodImBlack370
    @ThankGodImBlack370 4 месяца назад

    Some if the takes in these guy's lives....

  • @Willthrill8
    @Willthrill8 2 года назад +1

    These guys were gladiators

  • @marcusanderson933
    @marcusanderson933 3 года назад +2

    R.I.P Skip Thomas aka Dr. Death! ☠☠☠

  • @davelane4055
    @davelane4055 3 года назад +3

    Reminds me of the freedom and indivual liberties of long ago. We all stood up for the national anthem,held to the expectation of privacy and never imagined the usurping federal gov masks

    • @untexan
      @untexan Год назад

      OK comrade

    • @shawnyoung8752
      @shawnyoung8752 7 месяцев назад

      You comment reminds me to say you what Fatboy did on Memorial Day 2017? I can tell you he wasn't at Arlington National Cemetery. The place that every president visited yearly. Only this so called man never showed. Next year look like he was annoyed having to go through the ceremony of laying a wreath at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Then his absolute insult to the Soldiers of Normandy was disgraceful. Canadiand,Scottish, Brits,French soldiers died . I guess rain is his kryptonite.

  • @kcmerced9512
    @kcmerced9512 Месяц назад

    They said: "Hi, Mom!"...
    because they didn't know their father.

  • @richardwarner3705
    @richardwarner3705 Год назад

    Otis Sistrunk, not from Mars. From "the University of Mars", per Alex Karras. Because, he never went to collage. Even so, hes in the NFL.

  • @depaola63
    @depaola63 3 года назад

    @13:27 Ron was from Antioch ⭐️💪

  • @stevennewman8276
    @stevennewman8276 4 месяца назад +1

    Spoiler alert:theres a murderer in this film

  • @Strive1324L
    @Strive1324L 3 года назад

    Real football.

  • @CJinsoo
    @CJinsoo 11 месяцев назад +1

    interesting coverage of black QBs. to the extent it was “racism” it’s a question of impact. without free agency there is more negative impact, as competition for players would mitigate nearly all of that. but there is also a comparative advantage aspect that is only touched on and doesn’t get it right. the league still favored drop back QBs, and the rules did not protect running QBs at all. the more athletic and running, the more you are going to pay with injuries and your comparative advantage is diminished significantly. It wasn’t just racism, and lack of free agency had a lot more to do with all players being disposable assets, and this hurt minority QBs more. protection from competition has ALWAYS hurt minorities more in every industry.