2007 RetroSkins Highlights: Miami Dolphins vs Washington Redskins

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • It's opening day week, so back we go to opening day from 2007! This would be final opening day for our beloved Coach Gibbs, who finished a surprisingly modest 8-8 in openers. Gibbs' teams were slow-starters weren't they? ...but often fast finishers, as would be the case in this fateful season.
    The Dolphins were in town, and they brought the Florida sunshine with them, along with a familiar face at QB - our old friend Trent Green. Jason Campbell led the Redskins offense in circles for most of this one, along with many of our '00s favorites (Portis, Moss, Coooooley and, according to Dan Dierdorf "Rantionne Andel-El"... oh, Deirdoff).
    This was a low scoring, defensively dominated affair that saw the Redskins D rebound from a miserable '06 showing as Washington gutted out a tough, entertaining victory in front of a jubilant FedEx Field crowd.
    The surprisingly long-employed Dan Deirdoff on the call here with one of the Gumbels (I forget which one, does it matter?) for the start of Joe Gibbs' final NFL campaign.
    This is where I usually encourage folks with old games to email me, but no one ever does so I'm gonna go drink now. Yeah.... you can feel bad about that.

Комментарии • 33

  • @kj232009
    @kj232009 Год назад +3

    Jason Campbell was so bad smh

  • @Koolazzmike
    @Koolazzmike Год назад +4

    Jason Campbell wasn't that bad. Sure, he wasn't the solution, but I think he lost confidence over time as the O-line didn't protect him enough. He had a big arm, but a slow release.

    • @RetroSkins
      @RetroSkins  Год назад

      Yeah… he also seemed like a decent guy. The kind you could root for. Wishing he found more success in his time with the Skins.

    • @stevenpatrick77
      @stevenpatrick77 7 месяцев назад

      He sucked

  • @kj232009
    @kj232009 Год назад +6

    Wow that defense was loaded. Taylor, Landry, Fletcher, Smoot,

  • @deezyvsthewrld
    @deezyvsthewrld 9 месяцев назад +4

    This brought happy tears to my eyes I’m 32 I remember these days I went to the game after Sean Taylor passed away against the Bills. I miss the Redskins 🥲 #HTTR4L

  • @gregharmon3797
    @gregharmon3797 Год назад +6

    Portis and Betts ran with some power. Wow that was quite the crowd for that game, hopefully it will be that way again soon.

    • @Koolazzmike
      @Koolazzmike Год назад +2

      Yeah Fed Ex Field hasn't been like that for at least 5 years. I hear week one against the Cardinals is sold out!

  • @kingslim202
    @kingslim202 3 месяца назад +1

    Man I miss how our stadium used to be full of Redskins fans now you can barely find us in our own stadium.

  • @FranchiseENT202
    @FranchiseENT202 Год назад +2

    11:01 This pass from Jason Campbell to Randel El was a thing of beauty. Could have been a better playfake from Campbell but all in all beautiful pass.

  • @zacchaeuswilson6116
    @zacchaeuswilson6116 2 месяца назад

    THAT CROWD noise reminded me of RFK. And the capacity was WAY BIGGER than RFK was......yet RFK was just as loud. I miss RFK and the NAME!!!! #HTTRedskins

  • @andrewjones2133
    @andrewjones2133 25 дней назад

    As a diehard Miami Dolphins fans. This season was beyond frustrating because the team only won one game. Of all teams to get that first “W” was against the Baltimore Ravens…

  • @rdrock-vd2dw
    @rdrock-vd2dw 2 месяца назад

    This was an amazing year for the Redskins! They made it miraculously to the playoffs that year, having to win their last 4 games in order to make it to the WildCard! They were definitely an exciting team to watch that season.

  • @HughGard-rc7cc
    @HughGard-rc7cc 9 месяцев назад +1

    Man..the logarithm knows I need this right now ! 2023 = 4 and 13...HTTR !

  • @marvinshenk
    @marvinshenk Год назад +1

    The Gibbs 2 era teams were always entertaining to watch. Santana Moss, Antwan Randle El, Chris Cooley, Clinton Portis, Mike Sellers, and my all time favorite Sean Taylor.

  • @WeBuyFast
    @WeBuyFast Год назад +2

    Just listen to the crowd!! I miss those days!!

    • @nletzkus
      @nletzkus 9 месяцев назад

      The last days of when the NFL was good....

  • @leechristian5902
    @leechristian5902 3 месяца назад

    I remember just like it was yesterday RIP #ST #httr #httc💯♟️

  • @stevenpatrick77
    @stevenpatrick77 7 месяцев назад +1

    Jason Campbell was some shit

  • @josephmace8483
    @josephmace8483 10 дней назад

    The good ole days Redskins win

  • @sirozone540
    @sirozone540 Год назад +2

    #HTTR

  • @davidkrafsig195
    @davidkrafsig195 Год назад

    Dan Dierdorf is a terrible announcer.

  • @DCtoAZ
    @DCtoAZ Год назад +1

    Need to bring back the “Hey You Suck” chants at Fed Ex

    • @jp783
      @jp783 Год назад

      No, they don't

  • @yourmomismypassion
    @yourmomismypassion 4 месяца назад

    HTTR

  • @chillguydave925
    @chillguydave925 Год назад

    The 2007 lions game be great
    Especially the 2008 eagles fedex game

  • @ryanb7013
    @ryanb7013 Год назад

    What a special season this was. Just like every playoff season we've had over the last 20 or so years, start the year off slow but ending the season hot to make the playoffs. Especially after Sean Taylor passing away way too soon we played for him.

  • @joshuayettou9032
    @joshuayettou9032 Год назад

    Awesome 👍🏼😎 Thanks for this!

  • @redskinsman10
    @redskinsman10 Год назад

    Omg that was so close to a miracle hail mary at the end of the 4th. Holy shit

    • @Selyn301
      @Selyn301 Год назад +1

      If only Antwaan cut back the other way. He had the angle

  • @topoftheapple8139
    @topoftheapple8139 Год назад

    This worked out better than the previous time the Redskins opened at home against Miami that would have been the 1984 opener. Dan Marino threw five touchdowns and the game made the cover of Sports Illustrated with a picture of Mark Duper catching a TD against Darrell Green and the title read "Air Raid." In the end the Redskins finished 11-5. #HTTR 4 Life.