2018 or 2019 I think it was a game in New England with so much fog the only camera that could see anything was the "Sky Cam", the whole game basically looked like a run of Madden. Was certainly a different experience for watching the game, I have to give credit to the skycam crew in being able to keep up with the action even on good drives.
I love clips like 12:24, 2 guys competing against each other but also laughing together in the snow. Shows that even though this is competition at the highest level, it is still just a game.
#54 Brian Urlacher’s blocking on the play at 2:37 has to be one of the most impressive football plays I’ve ever seen! Had a least 3 solid blocks and outran the returner to get the TD securing block. Incredible
6:18 - 6:30 That punt just planting in the mud and not moving at all is funny no matter how many times I see it. I played a football game in heavy rain once in high school and it's fine until your underwear gets soaked. The Fog Bowl is all the proof you need that qbs don't necessarily throw to a guy, but to where a receiver is going to be. No other way you can explain Randall Cunningham throwing for 400+ yards when nobody could see more than a yard down field.
I was in marching band in high school and our home field was turned into a mudhole when a monsoon fell before and all game. We had these really nice, expensive uniforms; we splashed through the pregame and halftime shows and looked like we'd been playing the game after that. They sent us home, and there was one hell of a cleaning bill. Our guys won, though.
Watching games like these are why I love stadiums that are outdoors. The rain, the snow, the wind and the fog makes for some sloppy but fun football to watch lol! I also love that Solider Field [both versions] and The Ralph are home to soooo many of these lol
That's why I hope, for as long as I live, there will never be an indoor stadium in Pittsburgh. Or anywhere in the north lol. Well, of course, with the exception of the Vikings who have been indoors my whole life. Too bad there will probably never be another outdoor Super Bowl in a cold weather city
You really got to appreciate games like this. As more and more teams build indoor stadiums amazing moments like these disappear. It was such a wise decision for the Bills new stadium to be an outdoor stadium
I live in North Pole, Alaska so I really appreciate a good snow game. I played in 1 official game in 2 feet of snow for my pop Warner championship and it was the greatest. I also practiced for 2 weeks in 3 feet of snow during our state championship run in high school but never got a high school snow game as the field was plowed and never snowed during the game. That Pittsburgh-Miami monsoon game looks like a blast, I’ve never been in warm rain except in Florida so I assume the water was warm.
As a loyal Bears fan I forgot about that play by the punt returner/kick returner back in ‘05. We’re 3-12 this year but seeing that play made me smile. I was happy Chicago got highlighted in this on 3 different weather situations. The Midwest and Northeast in general are tough to play in during the winter.
It took me about 5 seconds to recognize the great voice of the New York Rangers, Sam Rosen. I never knew he did any NFL games till I found out he covered preseason Bears games for a while! It’s always a joy to hear someone with so much positive energy and love for sports calling games. Keep it up as long as you can Mr. Rosen!
I was actually at that Cheifs VS Seahawks Game... I think I was about 7 or 8 years old. The images of water pouring down the stairs was 100% accurate, It looked like we were at Nigara Falls. We ended up getting stuck at the staidum becuase the way out flooded. That was probably the coldest and wetest I had ever been in my young life up to that point. Crazy to see that on here so many years later and remember being there.
I remember that game. We ended up leaving via gate 2 instead of gate 4 or the East circle exit. We always used gate 4 because there was a lot less traffic at that gate since most of the people going to Arrowhead didn't know gate 4 is even there. We would come in gate 4, pay for parking, then make a U turn on to the access road (east circle) for lot L and park on the grass between the access road and lot L. It was obviously a long walk across the overpass and through the tunnel, then across lot C to get to the stadium, but well worth it on most nights because you could get out VERY quickly because you would walk back out there while the cars were mostly at a standstill. You could then turn left onto lot L and exit back out Gate 4 to Raytown road, or go around East circle until it dumped you off on Blue Ridge Cutoff (right turn only). I'm pretty sure both gates 4 and 5 were under water after the game because they wouldn't let us go that way. Raytown road is at the bottom of the hills that lead to it, and even though the south side sits lower than the road there, it's entirely possible that creek flooded badly enough to flood the road. Brush creek sure did along the plaza that night,
The Bears vs. 49ers game turns out to be my favorite windiest game of all time because of Gould’s miss kick sailing way wide right and Nathan Vasher’s missed field goal return for a touchdown made an impact in the windy city of Chicago.
Love games like this especially nowadays, the game has become so pass heavy mother nature forcing a team back to basics ground and pound is always a treat.
basically only lightning, and that merely pauses a game, once its outside a certain miles radius of the stadium its game on again. Unsure if there has ever been a game delay for a tornado warning
I remember the Lake Arrowhead game like it was only yesterday! Our seats were under the overhang down on the field level, so we rarely ever got wet watching a game. It rained SO hard that we still got wet because of the mist in the air. The water was so deep at the sidelines that a fumble pile could have resulted in a drowning. Flash flooding around Kansas City that night was horrific. There were a few deaths in the Plaza are because a wall of water came down Brush creek and took out bridges with cars sitting them waiting for traffic lights to change. Some of the bridges east of the Plaza along Brush creek were washed out completely and were never replaced. That was some of the heaviest rain I've ever experienced, on par with tropical storm/Hurricane rainfall rates.
There should be no indoor NFL stadiums. All games should be outdoors. The weather adds an unbiased challenge for both teams, and makes games more interesting.
“Unbiased” yea, except for the home team who’s conditioned for that type of weather. Your comment is opposite from reality. Indoors is the only unbiased way to play football. That said, I think all games should be played outdoors too just cause it’s fun.
In one clip from the Colts-Bills game, #14 for the Bills was on the punt team. That was Joe Webb. In the third quarter, Webb took over at QB after starter Nathan Peterman (yeah, him) was taken out of the game with a concussion. Peterman was starting due to an injury to regular starter Tyrod Taylor.
@@tygrkhat4087 In 2010, Joe Webb QB'd for the Vikings when they played the Eagles in a December 28 contest at Philly's Lincoln Financial Field. The game was scheduled for NBC Sunday Night Football (Al, Cris, Andrea Kremer), but a snowstorm caused the game to be moved to Tuesday. The Vikes won, 24-14, as Webb, starting in place of an injured Brett Favre, went 17 of 26 for 195 yards, and scored on a 9-yard run. (Also in 2010, the Vikings played "home" games at Ford Field and TCF Bank Stadium in Weeks 14 and 15 as the roof at Mall of America field collapsed due to snow.)
They could have shown clips of the two games Buffalo played in Detroit due to massive snowfalls in Orchard Park. That's Mother Nature taking over. Side note, I live in north Buffalo. While the stadium was buried under over 7 feet of snow; I had 6 to 12 inches of snow each time.
Bruh. Athletes were built different in the 70's and 80's Playing in the middle of a thunderstorm, in 30mph winds, while the field is literally flooding. That's metal as hell.
This amazing football video definitely made my Christmas Day!! 🌲 🏈 Thanks a Million!! 😉 I remember Nathan Vasher of the Chicago Bears running back the Niners’ failed FG attempt for a touchdown. The doggone goalposts were swaying back and forth at Soldier Field that windy day...!!! 😂
Growing up on the east coast we used to play sports in the streets and a field if available and loved to play football in the snow and basketball rain snow it didn't matter, and now it's sad to see the basketball courts empty and the criminal courts packed, thank you
I remember that 1998 - Week 5 game in Kansas City Chiefs game. It was crazy! And being a KCMO native. It was a very wild game. It was just pouring rain and basically seemed like half the city was underwater. I personally, live on a hill. So all that rain didn't bother me too much. A few years later. Same thing happened when the Steelers were in town. And it POURED once again. Though, that game kept on playing. Welcome to Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium! You either get to deal with The Loudest Fans in the League or need your swimsuit to play in this stadium.
Needed a bonus clip from a CFL game years ago where a 30-something-yard field goal attempt into storm-force winds was knocked down inches from the front of the goalposts
This brought up nostalgia for my lacrosse career! We had a tournament, it was on a rugged dirt slope with about 4 tufts of crabgrass, and there was so much snow and rain. That day was so bad the snow stuck everywhere, and we had to fully play despite not being able to see maybe three average arms' length aeay from you. So we won that game, went to a pizza place, and ended up staying there for a few hours before heading home, all caked in mud and our fingers all stinging super bad. Welcome to Colorado.
To add Bob Uecker’s voice to that Bears 49ers game on that first field goal “Just a bit outside!!” LOL I’m surprised the wind didn’t knock Vasher down!!! 😂
I've always respected the football philosophy of never calling games due to weather. The Purple People Eaters practiced playing with their hands numb from the cold as a home field advantage. But, if there's more than three clouds in the sky MLB has a decision to make. Obviously, they are two different sports, but they have radically different approaches to weather, ("Spahn and Sain and Pray for Rain" comes to mind).
Never forget that even with all the "bad weather games" in Buffalo... it still snowed so hard that they had to relocate the Browns/Bills game to an indoor stadium in Detroit 😂
The only NFL weather moment that matters is the superbowl XLI (2007) It never rained during a superbowl ever before, not a drop. That morning the half time headliner woke up with a call from his producer saying him that with 4 electric guitars and dancers on high heels with the upcoming storm it could get tricky.The artist reply: "Can you make it rain harder?" The artist was Prince, his purple rain performance is considered the best half time ever. It is as if the weather gods themselves come down to make it just perfect.
I remember that college all star game being played in a monsoon with the thunder and lightning things sure have changed now that game would never have happened but back then the fans just decided to get in on the fun and charge the field. We were crazy in the 70's. 🤣
In the early 70s i was living in New Orleans (as i am again now) and going to LSUNO. A college friend and I had season tickets to the Saints games. The cost was $90 for the entire season. The games were played at Tulane Stadium and one game was played in torrential rains. We stuck it out, though. The great Archie Manning was quarterback. Those were the days.
4:01 this reminds me of the time I went to a Vikings game when they played at TCF for 2 years while US Bank was under construction and it stormed. They evacuated everyone when the lightning was upon us (the lightning was visible approaching on the horizon) waited too long and got everyone soaked trying to get to William’s Arena (basketball) and Mariuci Arena (hockey), my mom and I went to William’s and it was weird sitting in the seats with no game (they opened the actual seats for the court), then everyone went back to TCF and they continued the game. They evacuated again and my mom said fuck this and we stayed on the concourse (they allowed a few people to stay in the concourse) and we were watching this fan run across the field in the rain and get tackled by security. That was by far the craziest game I’ve ever been to.
6:16, I also saw this game. They mentioned at the beginning of the broadcast that the grounds crew had just laid down new sod the day before, and then a massive rain storm hit before and during the game. That resulted in squishy turf you see there
I was at that Steelers-Dolphins game in 07. IIRC the field staff put a second layer of turf on top of the field because the Pitt Panthers messed up the field. So double grass + heavy rain = a mess.
@@tygrkhat4087 Not a Pittsburgh native, but an article I looked up said that the field had 7 games in 11 days, including 4 High school championships on Friday and the Pitt Panthers on Saturday. The groundskeepers put a 2.5 inch layer of sod on top of the field and laid a tarp over it but the tarp leaked, flooded the field and turned it into a muddy mess.
I remember watching that wind game in Chicago live. We all just started laughing our asses off when the field goals just took a 90 deg turn. I also remember watching the fog bowl live. We couldn't see anything so we just went outside and played football ourselves.
I’m at nearly 11 minutes in, and I’m like what about the Cowboys Dolphins 93 Thanksgiving game in the snow and the Packers game where they were celebrating their win by having a snowball fight with the fans??? This is hilarious! It’s like watching those good old fashioned Football Funnies vhs tapes!! LOL
There was a Dolphins-Jets game in the early 1980s that was played in very wet conditions and was won something like 14-0 by Miami mostly on the back of two AJ Duhe interceptions.
During that fog game: "Sanders goes right... And disappears in a haze." That is elite tier play-by-play lol
Verne Lundquist. He was one of the best. He's retired now.
can you imagine listening to this game on the radio?
2018 or 2019 I think it was a game in New England with so much fog the only camera that could see anything was the "Sky Cam", the whole game basically looked like a run of Madden. Was certainly a different experience for watching the game, I have to give credit to the skycam crew in being able to keep up with the action even on good drives.
@@filanfyretracker true, being an NFL cameraman has to be difficult even in the best of conditions. I damn sure couldn't do it lol
Gives a whole new meaning to the expression three yards and a cloud of dust.
I love clips like 12:24, 2 guys competing against each other but also laughing together in the snow. Shows that even though this is competition at the highest level, it is still just a game.
I think they *both* lost track of where they were and thought they were still in the end zone.
Oh, agree completely. The smile on their faces - they're just two big kids having fun in the snow. Truly touching.
guys who got fun in a game usually are top tier players ngl
Honestly, as I really should be
"Oilers and water do not mix." Great line.
Hahahha oilers and water dont mix
Man the oilers uniforms were awesome
Iconic unis, man!@@Ogga137
Respect to all the cameramen still being able to find the ball in these conditions.
Why don't we have a contingency plan for snowstorms? Even a team of guys with snow shovels would make the field playable.
Bruh. Fr. Especially the ones in those wobbly cranes sitting 20 feet in the air while the wind wobbles their seat☠️☠️.
Truth
This is why Sports Cameramen get paid the big bucks. It is insane how they can keep up with tiny objects moving fast.
@@marktwain368 Because apparently, it was a smart idea to make football season in fall and winter
7:30 Just casually shoving the ref in to a puddle while celebrating! 😂😂😂
Yeah
Lol
The "Runs for 12 yards and hydroplanes for 12 more" always makes me laugh.
When?
@@neverwasright24188:44
@@neverwasright2418- early in the video. It was the steelers terry bradshaw
@@felipepineda1585actually it's half way through the video (8:38)
@MarcelloRodAC - you sound like that student that would cover their answers so the person next to you wouldn't cheat. You know, the FUN kind!
#54 Brian Urlacher’s blocking on the play at 2:37 has to be one of the most impressive football plays I’ve ever seen!
Had a least 3 solid blocks and outran the returner to get the TD securing block. Incredible
bears special teams around that time won them so many games
@@ChairmanMeow1 Unfortunately they had Rex Grossman as QB
2005 defensive player of the year
That was definitely a special team
came to comments to write this exact comment LMAO.
1:11 The snow had the ref doing the SPLITS. 💀💀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ha ha yeah I saw that! 🤣🤣
OOF! 😂
The way #83 stopped on a dime at 6:33 was insane. That body angle was mad
Looked preety dope
*skkkkkiiiiiirrrrrtttt*
Legend has it his acl is still torn
6:18 - 6:30 That punt just planting in the mud and not moving at all is funny no matter how many times I see it.
I played a football game in heavy rain once in high school and it's fine until your underwear gets soaked.
The Fog Bowl is all the proof you need that qbs don't necessarily throw to a guy, but to where a receiver is going to be. No other way you can explain Randall Cunningham throwing for 400+ yards when nobody could see more than a yard down field.
The 6:18 moment…that was a true weather classic, even if the game ended 3-0 thanks to a Jeff Reed FG with 17 seconds left.
I was more impressed with the players stopping on a dime like that lol
I was in marching band in high school and our home field was turned into a mudhole when a monsoon fell before and all game. We had these really nice, expensive uniforms; we splashed through the pregame and halftime shows and looked like we'd been playing the game after that. They sent us home, and there was one hell of a cleaning bill. Our guys won, though.
We played ball in the mud...they used fish fertiliser 🤭
Nothing better than soggy underwear and what looks like shit stains.
2:12 the fact that they even attempted to kick a FG seeing the kicker can barely stand 😂😂😂😂😂
bruhhh I didn’t even take note of that 💀
Bro I would just tell my kicker to take the night off in some of these conditions… just go for 2 every time lol
Fr why tf would you wanna kick anything in that game?
@@yepdontcarebud Cuz if the guy made it, it would be cool af
Watching games like these are why I love stadiums that are outdoors. The rain, the snow, the wind and the fog makes for some sloppy but fun football to watch lol! I also love that Solider Field [both versions] and The Ralph are home to soooo many of these lol
Yeah no NFL stadium should have a roof
@@stevens1-o7s sissy
It's GOTTA be frustrating for the teams though.
That's why I hope, for as long as I live, there will never be an indoor stadium in Pittsburgh. Or anywhere in the north lol. Well, of course, with the exception of the Vikings who have been indoors my whole life. Too bad there will probably never be another outdoor Super Bowl in a cold weather city
The guy humming the twilight zone theme during the fog bowl 😂
You really got to appreciate games like this. As more and more teams build indoor stadiums amazing moments like these disappear. It was such a wise decision for the Bills new stadium to be an outdoor stadium
It wouldn't be the Buffalo Bills without the weather being part of the game
Love how accurate both of these comments are with the upcoming playoff match.
The guys trying to call the fog bowl were pretty funny.
“It’s intercepted… I CANT SEE! I cannot see! I only know it’s intercepted because of the crowd.”
Good stuff.
anybody whos played in this type of weather in high school/college knows this is the most fun you will ever have playing football
6:33 That's actually crazy how quickly that Dolphins player recognized that the ball stuck in the ground and stopped on a dime.
guy really just slammed on the breaks
9:10 "Rookie Johnnie Durden fumbled though he had not been hit" dont know why that line is hilarious to me, especially in that 1950s doctor voice.
Commentator from 2013: "The future for the Detroit Lions is so bright"
Narrator: "It was not bright"
Read that in Morgan Freemans voice 😂
Well THIS COMMENT aged like cheese! 😆🤣
Let me guess…..Cowboys fan?
That 108 yard mad dash by Vasher was insane, forgot all about it for years!
Calling a timeout to get the whole team to shovel snow for a PAT is the most football thing
I absolutely did not want this video to end. So fun!
As a 66 yr old football fan, horrible wrather games have been my faves. This post has to be in my top 2 or 3 just for that reason. Great post.
I was at the Bills at Browns Snow Game in 2007. That game was an absolute "Blast" to be at from beginning to end.
9:16 "Oiler and water don't mix."
Best line of the entire video!
6:33 I love how the players are in so much shock that they circled the ball and just stared at it.
I live in North Pole, Alaska so I really appreciate a good snow game. I played in 1 official game in 2 feet of snow for my pop Warner championship and it was the greatest. I also practiced for 2 weeks in 3 feet of snow during our state championship run in high school but never got a high school snow game as the field was plowed and never snowed during the game. That Pittsburgh-Miami monsoon game looks like a blast, I’ve never been in warm rain except in Florida so I assume the water was warm.
Watch Urlacher on that return. Man is a machine!
#54
Bear 🐻 Down Ted Brown
So good he got broke by Tom Brady 💯
As a loyal Bears fan I forgot about that play by the punt returner/kick returner back in ‘05. We’re 3-12 this year but seeing that play made me smile. I was happy Chicago got highlighted in this on 3 different weather situations. The Midwest and Northeast in general are tough to play in during the winter.
It took me about 5 seconds to recognize the great voice of the New York Rangers, Sam Rosen. I never knew he did any NFL games till I found out he covered preseason Bears games for a while! It’s always a joy to hear someone with so much positive energy and love for sports calling games. Keep it up as long as you can Mr. Rosen!
I was actually at that Cheifs VS Seahawks Game... I think I was about 7 or 8 years old. The images of water pouring down the stairs was 100% accurate, It looked like we were at Nigara Falls. We ended up getting stuck at the staidum becuase the way out flooded. That was probably the coldest and wetest I had ever been in my young life up to that point. Crazy to see that on here so many years later and remember being there.
I remember that game. We ended up leaving via gate 2 instead of gate 4 or the East circle exit. We always used gate 4 because there was a lot less traffic at that gate since most of the people going to Arrowhead didn't know gate 4 is even there. We would come in gate 4, pay for parking, then make a U turn on to the access road (east circle) for lot L and park on the grass between the access road and lot L. It was obviously a long walk across the overpass and through the tunnel, then across lot C to get to the stadium, but well worth it on most nights because you could get out VERY quickly because you would walk back out there while the cars were mostly at a standstill. You could then turn left onto lot L and exit back out Gate 4 to Raytown road, or go around East circle until it dumped you off on Blue Ridge Cutoff (right turn only). I'm pretty sure both gates 4 and 5 were under water after the game because they wouldn't let us go that way. Raytown road is at the bottom of the hills that lead to it, and even though the south side sits lower than the road there, it's entirely possible that creek flooded badly enough to flood the road. Brush creek sure did along the plaza that night,
Work on English
At 1:00 the announcer actually says "the future is so bright for the Detroit Lions"
His future as in Megatron
at least now they have a bright future
The Bears vs. 49ers game turns out to be my favorite windiest game of all time because of Gould’s miss kick sailing way wide right and Nathan Vasher’s missed field goal return for a touchdown made an impact in the windy city of Chicago.
I wish every football game was this exciting
Love games like this especially nowadays, the game has become so pass heavy mother nature forcing a team back to basics ground and pound is always a treat.
GOD i miss those mud and snow games. They were just a sloppy, messy, bunch of fun to watch.
Calvin Johnson really face planted and had a facemask full of snow!
Thats whats gonna happen on Saturday with bills and dolphins cause its gonna be a winter storm coming in buffalo
@@cherlyracine596 well hopefully they play in buffalo this time
I was at that game. Froze my butt off. 😎
Ya, but it looked cool.
@@takeittothebank8 yeah they played in miami last time
I LOVE weather and football!
If you put all of these games out as entire games I would watch them all.
This is really what made football even more exciting. Now all the indoor stadiums not so much
It’s probably more fun to watch and play in these weather games.
I love you folks in the US. FOOTBALL! Rain, hail and snow. Nothing will stop this game 😂😂
basically only lightning, and that merely pauses a game, once its outside a certain miles radius of the stadium its game on again. Unsure if there has ever been a game delay for a tornado warning
I remember the Lake Arrowhead game like it was only yesterday! Our seats were under the overhang down on the field level, so we rarely ever got wet watching a game. It rained SO hard that we still got wet because of the mist in the air. The water was so deep at the sidelines that a fumble pile could have resulted in a drowning. Flash flooding around Kansas City that night was horrific. There were a few deaths in the Plaza are because a wall of water came down Brush creek and took out bridges with cars sitting them waiting for traffic lights to change. Some of the bridges east of the Plaza along Brush creek were washed out completely and were never replaced. That was some of the heaviest rain I've ever experienced, on par with tropical storm/Hurricane rainfall rates.
There should be no indoor NFL stadiums. All games should be outdoors. The weather adds an unbiased challenge for both teams, and makes games more interesting.
“Unbiased” yea, except for the home team who’s conditioned for that type of weather. Your comment is opposite from reality. Indoors is the only unbiased way to play football. That said, I think all games should be played outdoors too just cause it’s fun.
Valid
idk Texas and Arizona need indoor stadiums because of the heat in the summer
We shouldn't have indoor stadiums. All these games are iconic
Don't worry - we won't says Buffalo
That basher play is amazing :) and 8:49 made me laugh the way that guy just slides.. pretty insane how much the snow slows them down around 10:20
Imagine getting 5-7 extra yards because you water-slid after a run or catch. That's wild!
They spot the ball where you landed..
That Colts-Bills game was one of my favorite games I've ever watched. My Colts lost but it was just too much fun.
This is probably the best compilation ever.
The snow coming down-some of the best games I ever went to. Where I'm from, that's REAL football.
In one clip from the Colts-Bills game, #14 for the Bills was on the punt team. That was Joe Webb. In the third quarter, Webb took over at QB after starter Nathan Peterman (yeah, him) was taken out of the game with a concussion. Peterman was starting due to an injury to regular starter Tyrod Taylor.
@Carol Jones What?
Former Viking Webb?
@@SeanPennII That's him. Also played with the Panthers, Texans and Giants.
@@tygrkhat4087 In 2010, Joe Webb QB'd for the Vikings when they played the Eagles in a December 28 contest at Philly's Lincoln Financial Field. The game was scheduled for NBC Sunday Night Football (Al, Cris, Andrea Kremer), but a snowstorm caused the game to be moved to Tuesday. The Vikes won, 24-14, as Webb, starting in place of an injured Brett Favre, went 17 of 26 for 195 yards, and scored on a 9-yard run. (Also in 2010, the Vikings played "home" games at Ford Field and TCF Bank Stadium in Weeks 14 and 15 as the roof at Mall of America field collapsed due to snow.)
@@bobscott2429 remember the same to that Joe Webb game on the radio going to youth group.
The snow of Buffalo and cold of Green Bay both set up well this week
They could have shown clips of the two games Buffalo played in Detroit due to massive snowfalls in Orchard Park. That's Mother Nature taking over. Side note, I live in north Buffalo. While the stadium was buried under over 7 feet of snow; I had 6 to 12 inches of snow each time.
Bruh. Athletes were built different in the 70's and 80's
Playing in the middle of a thunderstorm, in 30mph winds, while the field is literally flooding. That's metal as hell.
This amazing football video definitely made my Christmas Day!! 🌲 🏈 Thanks a Million!! 😉
I remember Nathan Vasher of the Chicago Bears running back the Niners’ failed FG attempt for a touchdown. The doggone goalposts were swaying back and forth at Soldier Field that windy day...!!! 😂
Playing football in the rain is the best and it was the most fun I ever had when I played
Why do I get the feeling that the game is extremely fun to watch when the weather is a huge key element?
Growing up on the east coast we used to play sports in the streets and a field if available and loved to play football in the snow and basketball rain snow it didn't matter, and now it's sad to see the basketball courts empty and the criminal courts packed, thank you
I remember that 1998 - Week 5 game in Kansas City Chiefs game. It was crazy! And being a KCMO native. It was a very wild game. It was just pouring rain and basically seemed like half the city was underwater. I personally, live on a hill. So all that rain didn't bother me too much. A few years later. Same thing happened when the Steelers were in town. And it POURED once again. Though, that game kept on playing. Welcome to Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium! You either get to deal with The Loudest Fans in the League or need your swimsuit to play in this stadium.
I remember that game like it was only yesterday. That was some of the heaviest rain I've ever seen.
Needed a bonus clip from a CFL game years ago where a 30-something-yard field goal attempt into storm-force winds was knocked down inches from the front of the goalposts
This brought up nostalgia for my lacrosse career!
We had a tournament, it was on a rugged dirt slope with about 4 tufts of crabgrass, and there was so much snow and rain. That day was so bad the snow stuck everywhere, and we had to fully play despite not being able to see maybe three average arms' length aeay from you. So we won that game, went to a pizza place, and ended up staying there for a few hours before heading home, all caked in mud and our fingers all stinging super bad. Welcome to Colorado.
Really enjoyed this video.
Seeing all that snow makes me appreciate spring even more. Haha.
I LOVE games like these- THIS is what sets football apart from other sports- we NEED to keep this potential,.
Best damn all-weather sport ever played, especially when it snows hard enough that they have to shovel the yard lines out between every play.
I always love Bob Trumpy's line with the '93 Thanksgiving game-"it's Leon Lett! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
That was a Thanksgiving game too if I remember correctly.
@@joeheid2776 correct
Thank you to the people holding the cameras
That Vasher run was sick AF!
6:24 I love how everyone is so amazed by it that no one dares to touch it.
To add Bob Uecker’s voice to that Bears 49ers game on that first field goal “Just a bit outside!!” LOL I’m surprised the wind didn’t knock Vasher down!!! 😂
I wish NFL Top 10 would come back (needs to be Updated in many of them).
This is what I love about football.
I’m glad you included the Leon Lett gaffe in the video!
I'll never forget Bob Trumpy's call: "Leon Lett - Noooooooo"
I would still LOVE to see a full version of the last College All Stars game! 😀👍
At 6:33 I'm more impressed at #83 stopping so quickly next to the ball that I am of the ball sticking into the ground lol
I've always respected the football philosophy of never calling games due to weather. The Purple People Eaters practiced playing with their hands numb from the cold as a home field advantage. But, if there's more than three clouds in the sky MLB has a decision to make. Obviously, they are two different sports, but they have radically different approaches to weather, ("Spahn and Sain and Pray for Rain" comes to mind).
Never forget that even with all the "bad weather games" in Buffalo... it still snowed so hard that they had to relocate the Browns/Bills game to an indoor stadium in Detroit 😂
Ford Field?
The only NFL weather moment that matters is the superbowl XLI (2007) It never rained during a superbowl ever before, not a drop. That morning the half time headliner woke up with a call from his producer saying him that with 4 electric guitars and dancers on high heels with the upcoming storm it could get tricky.The artist reply: "Can you make it rain harder?"
The artist was Prince, his purple rain performance is considered the best half time ever. It is as if the weather gods themselves come down to make it just perfect.
12:38 all I'm gonna say is "What The FOG is Going ON!"
Hahahaha. Love that. What the fog!
We build domes for comfort... but at what cost? There is nothing better than watching two teams struggle against heavy snow, wind, fog or rain
I remember that college all star game being played in a monsoon with the thunder and lightning things sure have changed now that game would never have happened but back then the fans just decided to get in on the fun and charge the field. We were crazy in the 70's. 🤣
1:12 the ref did a split 😂😅🏈
In the early 70s i was living in New Orleans (as i am again now) and going to LSUNO. A college friend and I had season tickets to the Saints games. The cost was $90 for the entire season. The games were played at Tulane Stadium and one game was played in torrential rains. We stuck it out, though. The great Archie Manning was quarterback. Those were the days.
4:01 this reminds me of the time I went to a Vikings game when they played at TCF for 2 years while US Bank was under construction and it stormed. They evacuated everyone when the lightning was upon us (the lightning was visible approaching on the horizon) waited too long and got everyone soaked trying to get to William’s Arena (basketball) and Mariuci Arena (hockey), my mom and I went to William’s and it was weird sitting in the seats with no game (they opened the actual seats for the court), then everyone went back to TCF and they continued the game. They evacuated again and my mom said fuck this and we stayed on the concourse (they allowed a few people to stay in the concourse) and we were watching this fan run across the field in the rain and get tackled by security. That was by far the craziest game I’ve ever been to.
Great footage! Thanks for sharing!
Great vid! Need to add: monsoon game in 1979 between bucs/chiefs; 1977 Mud Bowl playoff game
I'm always on the lookout for these type of games late in the year so I can take the under and win some easy money.
this is what makes football so great.
6:16, I also saw this game. They mentioned at the beginning of the broadcast that the grounds crew had just laid down new sod the day before, and then a massive rain storm hit before and during the game. That resulted in squishy turf you see there
1:17 This would prove to be the last College All-Star Game, which was becoming an anachronism anyway and was cancelled.
Aren’t you cool for that big word
@@isean6753 I wish they could bring the game back in some form. (Maybe the College All-Stars could play the UFL champions?)
5:57 from the infamous tuck rule game
I was at that Steelers-Dolphins game in 07. IIRC the field staff put a second layer of turf on top of the field because the Pitt Panthers messed up the field. So double grass + heavy rain = a mess.
IIRC, not only a Pitt Panthers game, but also some HS playoff games. Can a Pittsburgh native confirm?
@@tygrkhat4087 Not a Pittsburgh native, but an article I looked up said that the field had 7 games in 11 days, including 4 High school championships on Friday and the Pitt Panthers on Saturday.
The groundskeepers put a 2.5 inch layer of sod on top of the field and laid a tarp over it but the tarp leaked, flooded the field and turned it into a muddy mess.
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Pittsburgh native, can confirm WPIAL championships that week helped screw up the field x100 in addition to the weather
this is why im against every team having a dome...weather has, and will always be a part of the game
I remember watching that wind game in Chicago live. We all just started laughing our asses off when the field goals just took a 90 deg turn. I also remember watching the fog bowl live. We couldn't see anything so we just went outside and played football ourselves.
14:52
I’m a Browns fan. I remember watching this game as a kid. Most fun I’ve had watching a football game.
I remember the wind blowing that hard in 2015, 2:09
im so mad they moved the buffalo game this year, this is the weather the game was made for
4:14
"He's going to aim for the far right upright"
As opposed to aiming for the near right upright.
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Thank god there are some open-stadium real grass fields left. Wouldn't be football without them.
Fake grass sucks but I can excuse that somewhat, a closed stadium has no soul at all though
I remember living in Philly when the snow bowl game happened and I knew it was going to be a crazy game and my gosh it was
I’m at nearly 11 minutes in, and I’m like what about the Cowboys Dolphins 93 Thanksgiving game in the snow and the Packers game where they were celebrating their win by having a snowball fight with the fans??? This is hilarious! It’s like watching those good old fashioned Football Funnies vhs tapes!! LOL
There was a Dolphins-Jets game in the early 1980s that was played in very wet conditions and was won something like 14-0 by Miami mostly on the back of two AJ Duhe interceptions.
I believe that was the 1982 AFC Championship, and I believe it was 3 interceptions!
Yes, and one of Duhe’s three INTs was a pick-six that iced it.