1978 - Broncos at Seahawks (Week 9) - Enhanced NBC Broadcast - 1080p
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2024
- This game recording was in pretty good shape, but like a lot of older games was drab with low contrast. Topaz was used to sharpen, upscale, and revert compression artifacts, while Resolve was used to correct the contrast and bring the color back closer to how it originally looked. You can see the before/after shots here -- imgbox.com/g/Mj1FvMYI40 -- My thanks to Fort Knox and his Seahawks RUclips channel -- www.youtube.com/@fortknox4740... -- for providing the DVD files for this project.
These were both teams' best uniforms, without a doubt. Thank you for another gsme restore.
Great post , COMPLETE game with commercials from the classic Era
0:03 - I vote that every video should start like this. Who's with me?! 🤣
In a million years I never would've guessed that Lonnie Perrin (#33) was the Broncos' leading rusher in 1978.
This was the last of his 3 years in Denver. He split time with the Redskins & Bears in '79, and that was it. He passed away in January 2021 at the age of 68.
Back when Seattle was in the AFC West, I miss both those uniforms so much. Thanks for keeping the old commercials in there too.📺
This game recording was in pretty good shape, but like a lot of older games was drab with low contrast. Topaz was used to sharpen, upscale, and revert compression artifacts, while Resolve was used to correct the contrast and bring the color back closer to how it originally looked. You can see the before/after shots here -- imgbox.com/g/Mj1FvMYI40 -- My thanks to Fort Knox and his Seahawks RUclips channel -- www.youtube.com/@fortknox4740/videos -- for providing the DVD files for this project.
So great to see & yes the uniforms were beyond awesome in the 70s especially
What a lot of people don’t realize now is you didn’t see a lot of these teams at all unless they played against your local team or played on a Monday night.
As a 6 year old in 1978 I only knew many of these names & faces from football cards & some scattered highlights
but you knew everyone at the skill positions very well.
Growing up in PA, I would guess I probably never saw the Seahawks play at all unless it was against the Steelers or until they would finally get into the playoffs later on in the 80s…but everybody knew that Jim Zorn was a lefty & that Steve Largent was a star & that they ran a lot of trick plays !
You really only got 2 games a on most weeks plus Monday night where I was maybe allowed to watch the first quarter.
No Thursdays or Sunday nights for the most part plus the insane rule that lasted until very recently where you could not get the 4:00 eastern game if your team played a home game at 1
So thanks Dave for bringing all of this back to life for someone who was a bigger fan then…than now 🍻
You described my childhood. I was 6 in 1978. I had about 600 football cards and I had the stats, names and numbers memorized. I never got to see these players except in a couple magazines I saved up for. I was a Redskin fan but lived in Indiana. I got to see a lot of Bears and Bengals games. Got to watch the Monday night game until the halftime Howard Cosell highlights ended then it was bedtime.
Another thought. The limited viewing of these games made it so much more exciting. When I saw halftime highlights it was so wonderful. The NFL showed the Redskins Cowboys games to the whole country twice a year and when they did, I was in sensory overload. My cheeks and neck would get red and hot. My mom thought it was ridiculous.
@@shanetrimble9265 Exactly! You described it a lot better than me & of course those highlights at halftime were the ultimate must!
I was the same way where it was bigger than life. Having 2 older brothers, you were out in the yard pretending to be all of the guys on those football cards.
After church on Sunday was when we all would buy our cards & then bring them to school on Monday for everybody to see who everybody else got & then make the necessary trades with our doubles
Truly a more innocent time !
I also had two older brothers and we played in the yard. You're right, it was a great time.@@craigstevens6693
A wonderful time. @@craigstevens6693
Great uniform match-up as the Broncos orange pants were great 👍 as they bought out the white jerseys a little more, and the Hawks uniforms were gorgeous especially under the Kingdome lights.
Can’t thank you enough for posting these. So good to see the history of the game in glorious living colour. Thank you!!!
Randy Gradishar finally in hof👍
Love all the Broncos uploads. Thank you.
Requests: CHI @ DEN, MNF 1987
PHI @ DEN, 2005
i was four... wouldnt start watching the seahawks for another five years or so, but I love these early games.
Long gone cool uniforms......long gone products, prices of goods, and companies in the commercials.
facts
Those Seahawks uniforms were so sharp!
I can't recall ever cheering for Denver in those days, as Oakland had always been my team. But what a game this was. It simply had everything. We all recall how good Upchurch was, but my oh my; what a return that was. He might not have made it to the end zone, but surely that return run is in at least the top 5 all time. And what an ending. I'm still looking for all my fingernails. Goalline stand as good as any and the missed kick; lucky penalty for 2nd try, then the victory. Epic!
1:06:41 love the 1979 Dodge Street Van.
The NFL's uniforms were wayy better in the 70's. It is for sure the golden era of football.
Thanks again Dave for the Hawks games, there's so many on this channel, I gotta get around to downloading the ones that I haven't gotten a chance to download yet. Wow this was a great uniform game, I always loved the Seahawks uniforms in that Kingdome dimmed atomsphere, and Denver always looked great in orange pants, it's a shame they got rid of them after the 1979 season. I would've loved to had seen John Elway wear the orange pants with the white jersey.
Simplicity of score graphics is cool
This game was in 1978, Shortly after the next seaso, I was flying out of the old Denver Airport when I passed by a restaurant/bar. I saw Craig Morton at a table by himself, sipping a beer. I had some time between flights so I went inside, said hello and told him I was a fan. He invited me to sit down, bought me a beer and we talked football for the next 15 minutes. Denver had lost in the playoffs a few weeks earlier and he was flying out to attend the Super Bowl.. I asked him why he would go to the game just to watch and he said that as a starting QB in the NFL, he felt a responsibility to attend and represent his team and that he went to every SB during his career, whether his team was playing in it or not.
Great story!
Thanks for sharing that story. Craig Morton was always a class act.
Despite narrowly missing the playoffs in 1978, four Seahawks received post season honors:
Jim Zorn
*1978 AFC Player of the Year - Washington D.C. Touchdown Club
*1st Team NFL All-Pro - Newspaper Enterprise Association, Sports Illustrated (Dr. Z)
*2nd Team NFL All-Pro - Associated Press
*2nd Team All-AFC - United Press International
Steve Largent
*2nd Team NFL All-Pro - NEA, AP
*1st Team All-AFC - Sporting News
*2nd Team All-AFC - UPI
*Named to AFC Pro Bowl squad
Tom Lynch
*2nd Team All-AFC (Guard) - UPI
Jack Patera
*NFL Coach of the Year - AP, Washington Touchdown Club, Sporting News
*AFC Coach of the Year - Kansas City 101 Club, Football News
Excellent info
Curt Gowdy & John Brodie with the call 4 NBC!
Thoroughly enjoy ur channel!
Today, a vet like Haven Moses would hand the ball to the official after that catch near the Seattle 30.
Weird to see a #7 QB on the Broncos and it not being Elway
2:50 comment: A starting qb with comp% under 50?? That's wild!
This proved to be a costly defeat for Seattle. They would have won the 1978 AFC West championship had they won this game.
Damn, never realized that! Wow, Seattle in the playoffs in year 3 of their existence would've been something to behold. Kingdome would've had the roof blown off.
This was the year after they lost Super Bowl XII to the Dallas Cowboys. They made it to the playoffs again in '78 but were defeated in the Divisional Playoffs by the Pittsburgh Steelers 33-10. It's a real shame the Broncos decided to abandon their orange pants after the 1979 season. I like the uniform combination.
Illegal procedure on the defense. lol
why did the broncos get to spot the in between the hashmarks after the after the penalty on the seahawks at the end? the missed FG kick was from the left hashmark, and after the hawks penalty they got to re kick the game winner from the middle of the field. was that some weird rule back then ?
Lyle Alazado, one of the greatest players of an iconic reference of his tempered demeanor on the field. Dut to his use of steroids, I can only imagine when dosing those years how time flew by fast as when users stop out of retiring from sport , caught by law, or health concerns regarding steroid abuse on organs of no choice but to stop use. During post steroid use, you can only relate on those users of regret due to present health concerns of time going by too fast to slow down one's joys of perspectives on retirement life.
What?
I'm not a Denver fan by any means. GO PACK GO. But why on earth did Denver go away from Blue and Orange of the Orange crush uniforms???
RB by committee...
Perrin, Canada, Lytle, Preston, Armstrong, Keyworth
Please make a playlist that you can Private at any time and share with people in case the NFL comes after you
I was 6 years old.
U should do the UFL as well
SEEEEEEEEEEAHAWKS
Why is this game very unlike the NFL today ?
PBP: Curt Gowdy
Loved him and John Brodie was great too.