it’s videos like this why we need an NBA Throwback, NHL Throwback, MLB Throwback, hell even a MLS Throwback. y’all are too good to stick with ONE sport.
It would be great if we could have channels like that. One thing the NFL has done a really good job of over the years is archiving footage of their games through NFL Films, and that makes videos like these easier to put together for subjects from the 60’s onward in particular.
When it comes to reviewing history, the NFL’s excellent record keeping makes it much easier to explain than other leagues. Although the NFL had always had the best entertainment/media out of all the sports leagues imo.
@@NFLVaultBro the team you guys got making these docs and pulling this footage is the best in the business. You guys are LEAPS AND BOUNDS ahead of other major pro sports leagues w this type of content. Please phone Goodell and force him to give y’all raises Lmfao you guys deserve it
Nah bro this is literally why the nfl is goated just putting out videos like this to entertain us despite other leagues not doing this like I love these videos and I love the nfl
I'm a long time NFL historian, this is a fantastic video. Unbelievably well done. I expected to see Jack Pardee as one of George Allen's direct moons. A lot of coaches were included who only had a handful of seasons (Kotite included). Pardee is a big omission. He got the Bears to their first playoffs in over a decade in 1977. He moved to Washington to succeed Allen. After a stint doing the run and shoot in the USFL and University of Houston, he coached the Oilers to four straight playoff berths. Unfortunately, I remember him for two horrible choke jobs. As a lifelong Redskins fan, the 35-34 loss in Dallas in 1979 was so gutting that John Riggins took the next year off. And then there was the Oilers loss to Buffalo in the AFC playoffs after having a 35-3 lead. Still, he deserves mention in Allen's tree. He finished 87-77 in the NFL.
it's like this channel is filling the void the Sabol's left behind i grew up with NFL Network and NFL Films on in the background every day, this channel is the closest i've felt to that since then. Thanks for this elite content guys!
This is the most mind stretching video I've ever watched on this channel. It's so wild how every coach is connected somehow. Well done! This is what RUclips is all about!
Best part of being the owner is you can't be fired and can always hire yourself. Halas "retired" four times, twice to serve in the military, and once because he got burned out and the fourth because he got old. Think he won championships in all 3 of his stints as HC. When he did his second stint as HC after coming back from the military in 1932, he took over as coach so they could save some money, not paying a coach during the great depression.
I seen one NFL Films episode on Halas and he was quite the guy. His determination and drive kept the Bears afloat when most people around him faltered or left. In the early years the film said he had his hand either in or basically ran and was responsible for every aspect of the team . At one time or another Papa Bear was Owner , Head Coach, being responsible for hiring , overseeing and when the time came firing his assistants , their contracts and regular payroll , same thing with the players whom he likely scouted and drafted or picked up off of the waiver wire, the players uniforms, the teams travel director , daily practice , the teams advertising and ticket sales , security , the parking lot attendants and in & on & on & on etc etc. They said that they would be at practice which like all teams always had a crowd around hoping to catch a Bears practice for their own cheap thrill entertainment. So there is always dozens and dozens of people just hanging out . The said at practice , he could take a moment and look around at the on lookers and could spot someone who was new out of the regular crowd and either himself or some Bears employee would most over and strike up a conversation with the new visitor and could tell by the conversation wether they were a spy from another team , or just a harmless wide eyed first time visitor. He was always much nicer to the visitor , than he was to a busted spy . They say he knew all the coaches in the league , all of the referees. and a hell of a lot of the people in the stands and was very well liked and known down at the Fire and Police houses. Yet with all of that , he had time before a game with the Packers , one year to go to the Green Bay Lockerroom a mere few minutes before kickoff. He knocked on the door , answered by Paul Horning. Surprised by who the knocker was , Horning , he asked is there something I can help you with Papa Bear ? The Coach whipped back I need to speak with Coach Lombardi , it’s very very important , so Paul ran off and got his Coach who he followed back the way he came to see the 2 Coaches talk . And as Lombardi greeted Papa Bear , the Chicago Coach said “” Vince! , I hope you have your team ready to play today , because we’re going to kick your ass . ! And then walk off . He was an amazing man . The piece also told of an incident during one game were Halas thought that refs call was no good and hurt the Bears and denied Chicago a first down . So Halas jumped the refs shit big time which was nothing unusual. Halas knowing the ref personally , yelled out , “ hey so n so , you fuckin stink ! The ref , who heard Halas plain as day , while both teams were in their huddles , walks over to the ball , picks it up and walks off 15 yards against the Bears point ing out that it was a unsportsmanlike penalty on Chicago . The play had the penalty getting the Bears further away from the Bears sidelines. The ref sets the ball down , then looks over at the Chicago sideline , and looks directly at Coach Halas and says , “” hey Halas , how do I smell from here ! It is also worth pointing out that George Halas was responsible for drafting some of the best players to ever play the game , like Willie Galimore, Sid Luckman , George Blanda, Bobby Layne, Gale Sayers , Ed O Bradovich, Dick Butkus , & Walter Payton and a blimp hanger full of others . Is it No wonder why he is know as The Godfather of Pro Football !
Brian Billick was really awesome to me cause yes he won the Super Bowl Championship in 2000 with the Ravens but back in 1998 he'd became the Offensive Coordinator with the Minnesota Vikings and when Randy Moss was a 1st Round 21st pick he changed everything at the time too! 5:55
Paul Brown, won National Titles at the high school level at Massillon, college level at Ohio State, and pro titles at Cleveland. Has there been another coach that has won it all at all three levels?
So, you & Paul Brown were the only one to not get any love, guess Brown ruined the Stram & Halas showering of praise as the real professors, what a A-hole
I feel like Sean MCvay is more of the Kyle Shannon tree. Same philosophy as Mike Shannon. He was the Washington OC in 2012 before he went to ATL in 2016
He started in 2008 under Jon Gruden in Tampa as an offensive assistant to Jay & Jon and was hired as Redskins tight ends coach then after Mike was fired promoted by Jay Gruden in Washington. After Mike Shanahan was fired Kyle left Washington to work under Kubiak as OC in Houston before OC in Cleveland then Atlanta, So McVay is correctly seeded under Jay as he became a HC after serving directly under Jay.
This is legit amazing!! I had been just thinking about this and didn't really find much detail other than the general trees, the Walsh tree and Belichick assistants flaming out. Keep this up please!
I vew always had massive respect for bud grant. He always seemed to have such a healthy perspective on thing and more importanly the way his playersa talked about him you could tell they had such respect for the man not just the coach. my favorite quote about him was from tarkenton "if you could not play for bud grant you could not play"
I don’t think George seifert gets the credit he deserves. Look at the full spider web at 1:20:17. Sure, Paul brown is the start of the web, but it doesn’t explode until seifert. It’s quite telling, actually
I have been putting it off watching this bc I saw the length but holy shit this is the greatest stuff ever man everybody needs to see this it's gold. 🥇
Lovie smith was a LB coach for Dungy (eventually playing against him in SB XLI); He was more of a student of Tony's than Mike Martz's Lovie's SB appearing defense also infamously forced Dennis Green's postgame presser meltdown that same year of 2006
As a 49er fan, Walsh is the greatest coach tree…more Super Bowls, more great coaches born, more HOFers produced, an offense that is still run (in part atleast) by most teams today, and forcing new defensive schemes. Also, Seifert should be in the HOF, while the 1st Super Bowl was really Walsh’s team, the 2nd was all him! Lastly, try as I might, I cannot dislike Pete Carroll.
This video got me thinking about what if someone made an NFL version of those old school BBC war docuseries, but instead of stuffy historians, 90’s motion graphics, reenactments, and tactics breakdowns, it was HOF coaches and players, Jon Bois analytical visualization, NFL Films footage, and analysis of schematic evolution.
Saw way too much proof of this as a Falcons fan :) I grew up wishing my high school team and the Falcons could be more like the 49ers, but thankfully I got in on the ground floor of the return of Georgia Southern football under Erk Russell and his protegees like Paul Johnson who won 6 1-AA national championships.
This is nice change in perspective from how we usually discuss coaching trees, where we really only acknowledge offensive guys who came from offensive guys and vice versa as a part of the same tree
This list is so innacurate, they got it wrong … McVay, Matt Lafluer, Kyle, worked under Mike Shannahan in DC In 2017, McVay got hired by Rams He hired Lafluer and O’Connell Kyle Shannahan hired Lafluers Brother, Mike McDaniels, Demeco, and Saleh. That’s the Mike Shannahan coaching tree right their, not Dennis Green
It's content like this that cements the NFL as the greatest sports league of all time. NFL Films, Hard Knocks, Quarterback, Receiver, and many other productions elevate what is essentially a backyard game to the highest level, transforming it into emotionally rich and timeless stories that exemplify the human spirit. These narratives go beyond the game, capturing the essence of perseverance, passion, and the indomitable will to succeed. Bravo!
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it’s videos like this why we need an NBA Throwback, NHL Throwback, MLB Throwback, hell even a MLS Throwback. y’all are too good to stick with ONE sport.
It would be great if we could have channels like that.
One thing the NFL has done a really good job of over the years is archiving footage of their games through NFL Films, and that makes videos like these easier to put together for subjects from the 60’s onward in particular.
When it comes to reviewing history, the NFL’s excellent record keeping makes it much easier to explain than other leagues. Although the NFL had always had the best entertainment/media out of all the sports leagues imo.
the nfl owns this channel. the nba, nhl, mlb etc. need to create there own channels. NFL throwback has nothing to do with the other leagues
@@regalcartoon5932You could say the preservation of footage is rooted in the fact that it often takes game film to evaluate players.
Because NFL throwback is the only one that matters. Pretty simple.
NFL Throwback never misses
We sure do! Our mistakes help us improve
@@NFLVault y'all are the best regardless
@@NFLVault can you do a video about what it's like to be a NFL Coach?
@@NFLVaultBro the team you guys got making these docs and pulling this footage is the best in the business.
You guys are LEAPS AND BOUNDS ahead of other major pro sports leagues w this type of content.
Please phone Goodell and force him to give y’all raises Lmfao you guys deserve it
@@NFLVaultThose mistakes must happen behind the scenes cos we never see it 😅
LOVE these league wide, eon spanning videos. Goes so far beyond anything else that's out there.
I still cannot believe how you guys pull up so many old footages from the early days of the NFL, 10/10 bravo!
some edits and it looks real
Nah bro this is literally why the nfl is goated just putting out videos like this to entertain us despite other leagues not doing this like I love these videos and I love the nfl
MLB is a close second, but like you said, no other sport even comes remotely close to NFL & NFL Throwback
@@MarloSoBalJr NFL Films is better than the equivalents offered from any other league in pro sports combined
I'm a long time NFL historian, this is a fantastic video. Unbelievably well done. I expected to see Jack Pardee as one of George Allen's direct moons. A lot of coaches were included who only had a handful of seasons (Kotite included). Pardee is a big omission. He got the Bears to their first playoffs in over a decade in 1977. He moved to Washington to succeed Allen. After a stint doing the run and shoot in the USFL and University of Houston, he coached the Oilers to four straight playoff berths. Unfortunately, I remember him for two horrible choke jobs. As a lifelong Redskins fan, the 35-34 loss in Dallas in 1979 was so gutting that John Riggins took the next year off. And then there was the Oilers loss to Buffalo in the AFC playoffs after having a 35-3 lead. Still, he deserves mention in Allen's tree. He finished 87-77 in the NFL.
No other American sports league has a channel as good as this one. Thank you for making these amazing videos, you guys are incredible
Much appreciated!
it's currently 2024, and hearing Coach Gibbs, 83 years old, yelling at the Washington players to shut up in camp this week, warms my heart. #HTTR
it's like this channel is filling the void the Sabol's left behind
i grew up with NFL Network and NFL Films on in the background every day, this channel is the closest i've felt to that since then. Thanks for this elite content guys!
This video is absolute cinema
R.I.P to the Hall Of Famer Bud Grant🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 1:55
Always wished Bud & Marv Levy could’ve won at least one Super Bowl.
NFL Throwback is golden. Never misses
How can they? There's just way too many good stories to pick from
This man is about to become as famous as John Facenda. If I think of NFL films I think just as much of this narrator as I do the legendary Facenda..
He is a legendary guy!
please don't confuse Daniel Jeremiah with Facenda. Was about to comment how much better this would be with a different narrator
@@mythrapi73 that's your opinion. All I said was the narrator could become as synonymous to NFL Films as Facenda was for the generations before me.
This is the most mind stretching video I've ever watched on this channel. It's so wild how every coach is connected somehow. Well done! This is what RUclips is all about!
Sup Chizle🤙
(Couldn’t have said it any better myself)
said it perfectly
40 years as a head coach is crazy. He had to love the grind.
Great job as well.
Best part of being the owner is you can't be fired and can always hire yourself. Halas "retired" four times, twice to serve in the military, and once because he got burned out and the fourth because he got old. Think he won championships in all 3 of his stints as HC. When he did his second stint as HC after coming back from the military in 1932, he took over as coach so they could save some money, not paying a coach during the great depression.
I seen one NFL Films episode on Halas and he was quite the guy. His determination and drive kept the Bears afloat when most people around him faltered or left. In the early years the film said he had his hand either in or basically ran and was responsible for every aspect of the team . At one time or another Papa Bear was Owner , Head Coach, being responsible for hiring , overseeing and when the time came firing his assistants , their contracts and regular payroll , same thing with the players whom he likely scouted and drafted or picked up off of the waiver wire, the players uniforms, the teams travel director , daily practice , the teams advertising and ticket sales , security , the parking lot attendants and in & on & on & on etc etc. They said that they would be at practice which like all teams always had a crowd around hoping to catch a Bears practice for their own cheap thrill entertainment. So there is always dozens and dozens of people just hanging out . The said at practice , he could take a moment and look around at the on lookers and could spot someone who was new out of the regular crowd and either himself or some Bears employee would most over and strike up a conversation with the new visitor and could tell by the conversation wether they were a spy from another team , or just a harmless wide eyed first time visitor. He was always much nicer to the visitor , than he was to a busted spy . They say he knew all the coaches in the league , all of the referees. and a hell of a lot of the people in the stands and was very well liked and known down at the Fire and Police houses. Yet with all of that , he had time before a game with the Packers , one year to go to the Green Bay Lockerroom a mere few minutes before kickoff. He knocked on the door , answered by Paul Horning.
Surprised by who the knocker was , Horning , he asked is there something I can help you with Papa Bear ? The Coach whipped back I need to speak with Coach Lombardi , it’s very very important , so Paul ran off and got his Coach who he followed back the way he came to see the 2 Coaches talk . And as Lombardi greeted Papa Bear , the Chicago Coach said “” Vince! , I hope you have your team ready to play today
, because we’re going to kick your ass . ! And then walk off . He was an amazing man . The piece also told of an incident during one game were Halas thought that refs call was no good and hurt the Bears and denied Chicago a first down . So Halas jumped the refs shit big time which was nothing unusual. Halas knowing the ref personally , yelled out , “ hey so n so , you fuckin stink ! The ref , who heard Halas plain as day , while both teams were in their huddles , walks over to the ball , picks it up and walks off 15 yards against the Bears point ing out that it was a unsportsmanlike penalty on Chicago . The play had the penalty getting the Bears further away from the Bears sidelines. The ref sets the ball down , then looks over at the Chicago sideline , and looks directly at Coach Halas and says , “” hey Halas , how do I smell from here ! It is also worth pointing out that George Halas was responsible for drafting some of the best players to ever play the game , like Willie Galimore, Sid Luckman , George Blanda, Bobby Layne, Gale Sayers , Ed O Bradovich, Dick Butkus , & Walter Payton and a blimp hanger full of others . Is it No wonder why he is know as The Godfather of Pro Football !
Brian Billick was really awesome to me cause yes he won the Super Bowl Championship in 2000 with the Ravens but back in 1998 he'd became the Offensive Coordinator with the Minnesota Vikings and when Randy Moss was a 1st Round 21st pick he changed everything at the time too! 5:55
Paul Brown, won National Titles at the high school level at Massillon, college level at Ohio State, and pro titles at Cleveland. Has there been another coach that has won it all at all three levels?
So, you & Paul Brown were the only one to not get any love, guess Brown ruined the Stram & Halas showering of praise as the real professors, what a A-hole
Chapters | Coaching System
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0:01 Chapter 1 | Introduction 1:31
1:43 Chapter 2 | [Paul Brown 2:04]
26:18 Chapter 3 | [George Halas 26:26]
41:42 Chapter 4 | [Sid Gillman 41:50]
48:23 Chapter 5 | [Don Coryell 50:09]
51:55 Chapter 6 | [Bud Grant 52:00]
53:28 Chapter 7 | [Jimmy Conzelman 7 C]
• A | Chuck Noll 54:12
• B | Don Shula 56:00
• C | [Jimmy Conzelman 57:59]
58:03 Chapter 8 | [The Early Years]
• [57:59 Full] A | Jimmy Conzelman 58:03
• B | Curly Lambeau 58:10
59:27 Chapter 9 | [Steve Owen 59:48]
1:10:32 Chap 10 | [Chuck Fairbanks 1:10:48]
1:17:49 Chap 11 | [Jimmy Johnson 1:17:55]
1:19:40 Chap 12 | [Ending]
Legit one of the best videos on RUclips
Some of my favorite football videos come from nfl throwback. Love learning about the history of the game.
This is the NFL version of the MCU Multiverse.
Right
Genuinely fantastic content. Grew up watching NFL films, cool to see the transition to RUclips.
Only 10 minutes in, and this is already great stuff! Stellar content, NFL Throwback.
no better way to spend a saturday than watching nfl throwback! legitimately the coolest nfl video i've ever seen.
Thanks for watching!
OMG this is going to be a coaching nerd's dream video. Love these long form vids.
Glad you liked it!
I feel like Sean MCvay is more of the Kyle Shannon tree. Same philosophy as Mike Shannon. He was the Washington OC in 2012 before he went to ATL in 2016
He started in 2008 under Jon Gruden in Tampa as an offensive assistant to Jay & Jon and was hired as Redskins tight ends coach then after Mike was fired promoted by Jay Gruden in Washington. After Mike Shanahan was fired Kyle left Washington to work under Kubiak as OC in Houston before OC in Cleveland then Atlanta, So McVay is correctly seeded under Jay as he became a HC after serving directly under Jay.
@@richg9448100% is of the gruden coaching tree
this is exactly what i needed today. wish madden had a coaching tree type feature like this
At one time, Don Coryell had Joe Gibbs at OC and John Madden as DC on the same staff.
Thank you for long videos I like to go to sleep watching nfl documentaries
NFL Throwback has questionable opinions but they NEVER miss like my goodness
In that press conference b is the first time "I said what I said" in the media. Thank Coach Green. 😅😅😅
Basically every NFL coach is a descendant of Adam and Eve.
That shit made me chuckle 😂
I have been wanting a video like this for so long. Love this channel. Quality always wins over time
THIS WAS ABSOLUTE CINEMA! s/o from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
My dream is that one day we Brazilians would have all these documentaries subbed or even dubbed in portuguese, @nflbrasil tá esperando o que?! 😅❤
I mean this with respect this is the best channel to fall asleep too
but they did
Just crazy quality every time. Would love to see one of these for GMs
This is legit amazing!! I had been just thinking about this and didn't really find much detail other than the general trees, the Walsh tree and Belichick assistants flaming out. Keep this up please!
The Paul Brown-Bill Walsh coaching tree is so goated, particularly in the modern nfl 🐐
Phenomenal video! 👏🏿 You guys help keep the history of this great game alive!!!
Easily one of the best NFL Throwbacks I've seen in a long time
Man, NFL Throwback has become one of my favorite RUclips Channels. Keep it up guys!
just the Paul Brown tree has so many hall of fame coaches.
These are the best types of videos
I paid more attention to this documentary than majority of my college classes lmao great content NFL keep it coming
Paul Brown comes into mind. Many coaches, including Pete Carrol, Andy Reid, Chuck Noll, Bill Walsh and many more were/are a part of his coaching tree.
Rest In Piece to the one and only legendary Hall Of Famer Bill Walsh!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 8:40
I vew always had massive respect for bud grant. He always seemed to have such a healthy perspective on thing and more importanly the way his playersa talked about him you could tell they had such respect for the man not just the coach. my favorite quote about him was from tarkenton "if you could not play for bud grant you could not play"
What is often not mentioned is that Coach Gibbs won 3 SBs with 3 -NON HOF QBs which makes his feat that much more special
Said for years Mcvay is not from the Shanahan tree Finally a video to put it together
I'm a Packers fan and it's criminal that Tarkenton never won a Super Bowl.✌
Absolute best football channel! Thank you all for so many great videos!
These videos are always amazing!!!
I don’t think George seifert gets the credit he deserves. Look at the full spider web at 1:20:17. Sure, Paul brown is the start of the web, but it doesn’t explode until seifert. It’s quite telling, actually
As a new fan of NFL, these Explained vids are incredible to watch
This channel NEVER misses
These nfl history videos are the best! they scratch that football itch during the offseason
Amazing content thank you so much to the NFL Throwback team! Your work doesn't go unnoticed
These graphics and narration from game preview guy! Perfect video here!
I have been putting it off watching this bc I saw the length but holy shit this is the greatest stuff ever man everybody needs to see this it's gold. 🥇
Great video. Can't believe Jeff Fisher didn't get any acknowledgment.
Great video. As informative as anything I remember seeing at the FHOF.
best content on this website fr
I just want to say I think Mike Hologram is more so from the LaVell Edwards coaching tree rather than the Bill Walsh one
This the type of MCU I want.
Lovie smith was a LB coach for Dungy (eventually playing against him in SB XLI); He was more of a student of Tony's than Mike Martz's
Lovie's SB appearing defense also infamously forced Dennis Green's postgame presser meltdown that same year of 2006
Your greatest video, yet!
This was very well produced and entertaining.
Incredible video. So well done. Subscribed
We need more great football history videos, these are top tier!
This was extremely impressive.
amazing. per usual. i would love to see a full graphic of this entire universe!! i would buy that poster. so dope.
As a 49er fan, Walsh is the greatest coach tree…more Super Bowls, more great coaches born, more HOFers produced, an offense that is still run (in part atleast) by most teams today, and forcing new defensive schemes. Also, Seifert should be in the HOF, while the 1st Super Bowl was really Walsh’s team, the 2nd was all him! Lastly, try as I might, I cannot dislike Pete Carroll.
it’s ridiculous how connected all these head coaches are and how it connects to this one coach tree it’s phenomenal how u guys did this
Consider Paul Browns orbit when you consider those who played for him: Noll, Shula, Saban, McCormick, etc. etc.
This was a GREAT video!
I love football, because I enjoyed this wayyy too much 🔥
NFL Throwback, never stop these productions!
😮thanks guys!!! two days ago ithought it would be great to have a coaching tree video!!!! my prayers have been exhausted!!!
Just fantastic production quality, you guys have some creative studs in that media team!
This video got me thinking about what if someone made an NFL version of those old school BBC war docuseries, but instead of stuffy historians, 90’s motion graphics, reenactments, and tactics breakdowns, it was HOF coaches and players, Jon Bois analytical visualization, NFL Films footage, and analysis of schematic evolution.
A fun exercise is to take any coach, and connect them to Bill Walsh. You can do it with almost any modern head coach!
George Seifert is one of the most underrated if not the absolute BEST coach in the NFL with two Super Bowl Rings! 12:55
Saw way too much proof of this as a Falcons fan :) I grew up wishing my high school team and the Falcons could be more like the 49ers, but thankfully I got in on the ground floor of the return of Georgia Southern football under Erk Russell and his protegees like Paul Johnson who won 6 1-AA national championships.
I was looking for a video like this LAST WEEK. Nobody better could have made it.
51:08 he says John Jefferson is Justin Jefferson lol. I can’t say anything bad because Throwback always puts out absolute glorious material :)
What an unbelievably well-done video
Good video keep up the good work
This is nice change in perspective from how we usually discuss coaching trees, where we really only acknowledge offensive guys who came from offensive guys and vice versa as a part of the same tree
Great video!
This list is so innacurate, they got it wrong …
McVay, Matt Lafluer, Kyle, worked under Mike Shannahan in DC
In 2017, McVay got hired by Rams
He hired Lafluer and O’Connell
Kyle Shannahan hired Lafluers Brother, Mike McDaniels, Demeco, and Saleh.
That’s the Mike Shannahan coaching tree right their, not Dennis Green
OMG what a NFL Lesson!! Thanks
Very Interesting Video! hoping for more topics like this!
Walsh has the most ridiculous tree.
I hope to eventually one day see the return of head coaches wearing cowboy hats or suits...or both :) Mike Nolan was the last of a dying breed
LOVE these kinds of videos! I had no idea MCDC was a Sean Payton protege!
I Really Learn more about the game everytime NFL Throwback drops!!
Tony Dungy was like a coaching version of Mr.Rodgers Neighborhood in the NFL! 7:17
You did it again😂😂😂
After 5 minutes, I checked to see how much time was left and was grateful to see there was over an hour.
Fabulous work, never forget the rich and deep history of the NFL!
Much love to the army of researchers and editors as well
It's content like this that cements the NFL as the greatest sports league of all time. NFL Films, Hard Knocks, Quarterback, Receiver, and many other productions elevate what is essentially a backyard game to the highest level, transforming it into emotionally rich and timeless stories that exemplify the human spirit. These narratives go beyond the game, capturing the essence of perseverance, passion, and the indomitable will to succeed. Bravo!