I believe the only Raiders to collect all three SB rings (1976, 1980, 1983) were Henry Lawrence, Steve Sylvestre, Cliff Branch, Ray Guy, Dave Dalby and Ted Hendricks.
Technically, yes. But the 1969 Chiefs were the first non-division winner to win the Super Bowl. They finished 2nd behind the Raiders in the AFL Western Division.
Wow, i didn't know that..just looked him up and he did die 6 months of natural causes at 71. He was one of my favorites growing up , I got his jersey for Xmas back when i was 10.
The poetry of Jon Facenda was outstanding, we don't have films like that today. I understand he was reading from a script, but he earned the nickname "The Voice of God."
Mighty horns and synth tones. Peak Oakland Raider personalities. Harmonies of John Facenda and Bill King ("Holy Toledo!") Tensions between Rozelle and Al Davis. The raw emotions of Dick Vermeil. Of all the classic Super Bowl highlight films, this is my favorite. So many dramatic elements combine for one joyous viewing.
Mr. Facenda was a revered newscaster in Philadelphia. In the 1950s and 1960s, Mr. Facenda was the dominant news broadcast on WCAU-TV in the Philadelphia area (beating the combined ratings of the two other network affiliates). Mr. Facenda was a very strong Catholic and the story goes that once while attending mass he noticed his parish priest did not have a watch so he immediately gave his watch to him
NFL Films never did find another voice like John Facenda. I wish they would have had open auditions where people could send in a tape of themselves narrating a game. They may have been able to find another one with the Voice of God. Mr. Facenda needs to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
@@dallasbrubaker6054 after Mr. Facenda passed away, a radio station program director in Buffalo, NY (WBEN-930 radio) sent in a demo tape of a local announcer who did the drive-home 4-hour shift, Jeff Kaye (without Mr. Kaye's knowledge). NFL films (both Ed and Steve Sabol) listened to the tape and liked it so much that they hired Mr. Kaye on the spot. Jeff Kaye can be heard on many NFL game of the week/yearly team reviews throughout the 80s.
"And once the strokes were applied to this massive cathedral of prestige and tradition, all that remained of the finishing touches was its arid conclusion." Sounds like something he'd say or close to it at least.
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 People are going too far with the nonobective , perception of what constitutes a hof player . The hof is suppose to be reserved for only the truly transcended , great players ,not for the very good .The hof is already over saturated with too many boarder line hof inductees ,the illustrious allure of the hof is being deminished by the continuous practice of granting membership to the halls entrance for coaches ,and players who were very good,not the apex great criteria in which it was suppose to mandate .I agree with you wholeheartedly about Plunket not being a rational hof applicant .
I'm a Raiders fan, and believe Flores (finally in, 2021), and Cliff Branch need to go before Plunkett and have been snubbed for years (as was Stabler, Guy, Brown, arguably Casper and a few others. I loved Plunkett, many clutch games and throws. He won when it mattered most. But his entire career wasn't that great. I'd say he's on the bubble for the Hall. Same applies to Raymond Chester, Dave Dalby. Lester Hayes, Todd Christensen, Greg Townsend, Steve Wiesnowski, Art Powell.... hey, that's a lot of Raiders who could be in. :-/
And Plunkett got the crap beat out of him early in his career but he did not let it get in his head and affect his confidence. That is easier said than done.
I HATED THE RAIDERS BACK THEN [NOW I JUST PITY THEM] THAT DIDN'T STOP ME FROM SNEAKING[UNDER THE BLANKET] THE TV WHEN I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ASLEEP TO WATCH THE REPLAY OF THE GAME...I HAVE NO IDEA WHY THEY REBROADCAST THE GAME AFTER 11PM MTN...OR THAT CBS WAS EVEN GOING TO!!
What a playoff run and a dominant Super Bowl XV victory for the Oakland Raiders! Thirty 39 years ago today. Never get tired of watching these highlights...hope someday Cliff Branch gets in the HOF. He was one of the most feared and successful deep threat WRs of the 70's up till the mid 80's. Infact he was the all-time playoff leader in receiving yards at the time of his retirement to go along with 3 Super Bowl Rings. Also think Lester Hayes should get consideration. He had a total of 18 interceptions in the regular season and playoffs combined that year and was the NFL Defensive Player of the Year that season. He was a dominant CB for several years and a 2 time Super Bowl Champ. Come on HOF veterans committee...get these 2 greats in where they belong! Go Las Vegas Raiders!
The last 2 Super Bowls that the Raiders won in 1980 (Oakland) and 1983 (Los Angeles), they lost in the regular season to the eventual NFC Champion on the road in games that were decided by 1 score and then flip the script in the Super Bowl dominating Philadelphia and Washington. Also, John Facenda's narration of this and all of the Super Bowls that he narrated were spot on and done to perfection
I was only 10 years old during Super Bowl 15, but I clearly remember public sentiment regarding Lester’s abuse of the glue called Stick Um that was not yet disallowed at the time. He put that sh*t everywhere. On his hands, on his jersey, on his helmet, and his shins and hips. He was a great athlete, and an outstanding cornerback, but practically covering himself with that disgusting glue to the point of it being borderline satirical, he left an impression with some people who would put an asterisk next to his accomplishments. I know that he and Mike Haynes played a near perfect game in Super Bowl 18 without the benefit of that glue, but I feel that it diluted his legacy when he was abusing it.
I remember this great game as if it had been yesterday, 36 years ago. Jim Plunkett thourougoing, flawless, the MVP and it's a shame that he has not been inducted into HOF yet.
A few Raiders should be in as well. Cliff Branch, Phil Villipiano, Ray Chester, Dave Dalby, Darryl Lamonica, and Marv Hubbard. These players won a lot if games and were standouts on a Raiders team that had to be dealt with year in and year out. Its funny how some teams have tremendous years and don't win it all, then win it all with another team thats not quite as good, but just has that "something". That's exactly what this Raiders team was. The 1983 Raiders was wirhout a doubt their finest. That team had it all. While I love Plunkett, lets say they had Dan Marino....WOW! Just look at the '83 Raiders roster, then imagine it with Dan Marino. With the Raiders philosophy (which is my philosophy) Marino would have shattered the record books, and the Raiders may have 5 or 6 Lombardi Trophies, maybe in a row. I was a super hardcore Redskins fan back then, and the regular season matchup with the Raiders still is in my top 5 all time regular season games in my lifetime. But when they matched up with the Raiders again in the Super Bowl, we got our doors blown completely off. To this day, its the only time I actually broke down and cried...cried uncontrollably. That team broke my heart. I knew my 'skins could lose and I was prepared for it, but I wasn't prepared for the complete and total ass whipping the Raiders put on us that day. When Jack Squirek intetcepted and scored making it 21-3, I knew it wasn't going to be. The whole 2nd half, I spent with my head in my hand just sobbing. So, I don't think the NFL or the media gives the 83 Raiders their just due as one of the Greatest teams in history, and it should.
Plunkett's problem getting into the HOF is that QB's are over-represented now and there are more on the way. Peyton Manning, Brady, Brees, probably Rothlisberger, maybe Eli Manning, maybe Aaron Rodgers, the bar for quarterbacks to get into the HOF is very high.
@Marvin Santana I think Rodgers and Eli will both be in, but what about Rivers, Wilson, Ryan, Mahomes, etc? Getting a little bit crowded. Donovan McNabb said he thinks he belongs in the HOF...
Flores didn't give his players the whole week off, that would be insane even for the Raiders. What he did was gave the players permission to party until Wednesday, get it out of their system, no curfew, then report to practise ready to play on Thursday. It worked beautifully, Matt Millen admitted that he wanted to get back to practise after all the fun they had taking in the sights and sounds of NO.
From 65' ----2020 I've been a Raiders fan. I no longer have my two Brothers, sister, or parents, but I still have fellow Raider fans! The Raiders are my surviving Family! Without the team I'm sure I would'nt be here! God bless the Raiders!👽🤠👻
While the uni matchup wasn't great, these two jerseys are absolute classics. Raiders in their obvious silver and black, and the Eagles are in the great Kelly Green unis.
The Eagles need to go back to their traditional colors of Kelly Green & Silver. Keep the logos the same, just colored in the old colors. As for the helmet, a cross between the 1974-95 helmet & the current helmet
Now that the Philadelphia Eagles won the 2017-18 Super Bowl Champions, I feel a whole lot much better to bring back the Eagles vintage British Kelly Green, Alpine Snow White and Sparkling Patriotic Silver jerseys and uniforms (Circa 1974-84 uniforms and 1974-95 helmets); because this is classic. And as far as Raiders are concerned, this is definitely a rightfully Oakland's home. But unfortunately ( in which is not a damn thing we can do about it, that is); it's Las Vegas' new palace house. And I am still very upset. But on the flip side of the coin, I'm just gonna have to get with the world and times. .😞😭😭😎 and deal with the reality. Besides, Mark Davis, and the Oakland, California politicians let us down for the last time. Thanks again for playing this memorable video 😭😡😎🍔🍟🥤
When it comes to championship uniform matchups in any sport, NBA is the worst. You have teams switching regulars and alternates every single game. All these tacky designs being used, completely ridiculous!!!
Mighty horns and synth tones. Peak Oakland Raider personalities. Harmonies of John Facenda and Bill King ("Holy Toledo!") Tensions between Pete Rozelle and Al Davis. Of all the classic Super Bowl highlight films, this is my favorite. I'm a biased Northern California fan, but I think anyone can appreciate it. So many dramatic elements combine for one joyous viewing (and listening). The breakout star of this drama: Dick Vermeil. The Eagles head coach wears his emotions on his sleeves. Watch how he just puts himself out there, in the most endearing way. "WHERE'D THE NOSE GUARD COME FROM?!" "GO HAROLD! COME ON, BAY-BEE!" What a view, to see the game from his side. In the name of entertainment, it makes total sense that NFL Films would follow him with a microphone throughout. At this time. only one other Super Bowl highlight film had relied so much on in-game audio. Hank Stram matriculated into our hearts forever. That was 11 years earlier. Nearly all the championship coaches of the era were cut from the dry, stoic mold. Football was no place for the emotionally vulnerable. Can you imagine Tom Landry, Don Shula, Bud Grant, or Chuck Noll agonizing out loud? Vermeil nurtured his way to success in two completely different eras. He's the only coach to lose a Super Bowl with one team (against the original Oakland Raiders) and win a Lombardi Trophy for another (19 years later, for the St. Louis Rams). He bonded with his teams through a unique playbook: of vulnerable emotional displays and positive reinforcements. That he earned a Pro Football Hall of Fame induction this decade, when athletes are expected to prioritize their mental health, is a storybook ending. Legends come in a variety of philosophies, sights, and sounds. In this film, they all come together.
Rod Martin's three interceptions is still a Super Bowl record and I doubt it will ever be broken. You can even make the argument that Martin should of been MVP!
You can't take anything away from Jim Plunkett in this game he deserved to be MVP, the Raiders would have never been in that superbowl if Plunkett had not been able to come in and replace an injured Dan Pastorini, Plunkett had redeemed his career with the 80 season.
This game was billed as a modern-day Sparta vs Greece battle as the Eagles were worked throughout the year by their coach Dick Vermeil to the point of exhaustion while the Raiders coaching staff kept things much "looser" and saved their best work for games that mattered. The two teams had actually played each other in the regular season (Eagles won 10-7 in Philadelphia) so the Raiders coaching staff had an idea of how they would approach this game. This game also began the decline of Dick Vermeil as Eagles head coach as the Eagles never came close to the Super Bowl game under him and he literally left the Eagles a few years later due to exhaustion/burnout
Dick got the Eagles to the stadium that day five hours before kickoff. Tom Flores got the Raiders there two hours before kickoff and they were loose and ready. The Eagles were tired and lethargic. It showed that day.
@@jameshannagan4256 ......at 9:30 the forearm vicious hit by Ted Henricks was freaking scary. Amazing how pro football players can take such powerful hits.
Cliff Branch's second touchdown was one of the best plays of this game. He reacted to catch the ball in a way that kept it from being an interception, and from being called for offensive pass interference. He was often an underrated player, but an incredibly gifted one.
@@tomfrankiewicz7951 Not to those of us who saw the game live. Two picks came after the game was already out of hand and the Raiders knew the Eagles had to throw on every down. "Plunkett's eating us alive", as Vermeil put it, is what got the Raiders the victory. The more pressure they put on Jim, the more dangerous he became.
Glad to see Flores was inducted into the HOF. I think it took so long because he finished his career 19-44 with Oakland and Seattle (5-10, 2-14, 6-10, 6-10).
What people don't realize this is the Super Bowl between Eras. Terry Bradshaw and the Steelers last game the year before, Joe Montana and the 49ers the Next year.
I distinctly remember this game like it was yesterday, being a Raiders fan. That TD to King in the first Q (6:58) was one of the most beautiful touch throws in history, and even though it was early in the game it seemed obvious the Raiders were without question the superior team and going to win. Rarely does a backbreaking play happen that early, and one could argue the TD to Branch sealed it, but the game was essentially over at this point.
Too bad the officials were in Davis' pocket as Carl Hairston was blatantly pulled to the ground by his facemask by Upshaw right in front of Plunkett but the official kept his flag in his pocket.
@@Rockhound6165 Did you hear the Eagles coaches at the end of the film he said they whipped our butts it wasn't a fluke so I guess you missed that part.
This is 35 years ago, it looks like a modern Super Bowl. Pro football changed a huge amount from the late 1950's to the early 1970's. But over the last 40 years or so, not so much.
plunkett was comeback player of the year,took first team to advance to SB as a wildcard and win,superbowl mvp,plus won two superbowls yet still not in the HOF,wtf !
Felix The Raiders TECHNICALLY were the 1st wild card to win on Super Sunday. The 1969 Chiefs finished 2nd to the Raiders in the AFL's western division. They were the first non 1st place team to win it all. The term wild card wasnt used, or 'invented' until the 2 leagues officially merged in 1970.
@@luckybenny8871 The Chiefs only had to win 2 games to get to the SB, while the Raiders had to win 3. That's why they were the first true WC team to win the SB.
@@jonburrows8602 There were only 4 playoff teams in the AFL in 1969, the only year in which there were more than 2. So it would be impossible to play 3 games before the Super Bowl. The Chiefs won 2 playoff road games on their way to New Orleans. The same amount the Raiders did on THEIR way to New Orleans, because Oakland won the wild card game in the Black Hole against the Oilers.
@@bigpapasmurfz5352 LOL, I know what the setup was. You conveniently ignore the fact that official WCs have ALWAYS had to win 3 games to get to the SB. The Chiefs only had to win two playoff games to get there, just like every other team in 1969. The WC teams in 1980 were the only ones that had to play an extra round. Stomp your feet and hold your breath all you want, but that is the reason the 1980 Raiders are considered the first WC team to win the SB; 2 games is just nowhere near difficult a task as 3.
I was 13. It destroyed me then...and still does now watching this. The Eagles beat Dallas to get to this game. They were mentally spent. Beating the Cowboys in the championship game was the Birds Super Bowl. What ashame...
Spent the raiders had to win four post season games in a row including what was the real super bowl game that year the divisional playoff game at Cleveland, that game was a war in sub zero temps the RAIDERS were lucky to pull that game out with a last second interception in the end zone by Mike Davis 14-12. I will agree dick vermile ran the eagles pretty hard and maybe the eagles were spent but it was a miracle you for JIM PLUNKETT AND THE OAKLAND RAIDERS. I was always a huge fan of dick vermile and always Hoped he would coach the RAIDERS.
Shout out to moms for taking me to the downtown parade at the age of 7..... I still remember it like it was yesterday.. ugly rainy day... sweet memories... go raider nation 4 life !!!!!!!
TheStapleGunKid That's true. I agree. That's why the voters should've made Plunkett and Martin co-MVP's. They did it in SB XII when they named Harvey Martin and Randy White co-MVP's.
One of my favorite Moments: Plunket throwing a T.D. pass to Kenny King and watching him run down the sidelines with an escort to the End-Zone!!! GO-RAIDERS!!!
This game was an important lesson in mental preperation. It's well known Vermil had his Eagles wound way too tight for the game and it showed. Oakland, on the other hand, got to enjoy the sights and pleasures of New Orleans for a few days and went into the game loose and ready to roll. Nervousness is understandable before a a big day but you cannot let it consume you.
@@dentonyoung4314 Forest Gregg was an infamous disciplinarian, if memory serves, as was Vermil, especially in Philly. Thankfully, the latter got a chance at redemption 19 years later, learned from his mistakes, and finally won that Lombardi.
Unfortunately Vermil himself "burned out" a few years later and retired. He was known to come to the Eagles offices at ~4 AM and not return home until very late in the evenings. He ultimately came back to coaching with the then-St. Louis Rams and won a SB with Kurt Warner as QB (in a season where his starting QB Trent Green was lost for the season after a knee injury in the pre-season)
Say what you want about Al Davis, he had a lot of brains and class in accepting that trophy from Rozelle. Don’t forget they were in constant litigation for a long long time, no love lost there. The raiders of the 70s seemed to outlast the team of the decade- the Steelers. They won it again in 82/83.
I think the Eagles hatred of Dallas, like the Redskins in 1972, was their downfall. They were emotionally spent winning the NFC Title Game over the Cowboys, so great was their emnity . Like Michigan and Ohio State stumbling in 1970's rose bowls, they had nothing to focus their emotion on after the high of peeing on the star.
The most insane offenve line blocking ever at 13:50. What left guard blockers to the far right and the switch off between center and left tackle is beyond magically perfect!! Like beyond wow!!
Um well first off, Fascenda is the narrator, NOT the script writer. 2nd the Eagles were pretty awful & made a number of key mistakes in this game, a game they were favored to win.
@Matt Pizzano Exactly, and that was mostly Dick Vermeil's doing, mainly because he never let his team enjoy the experience of being in the Super Bowl, something he learned from 19 years later when the he led the Rams to Super Bowl XXXIV. In fact, as the story goes, when word got to the Raider players of how Vermeil wasn't letting his players enjoy the experience of getting to the Super Bowl, the Raider players felt that the onus was on them to win the game for all the players leaguewide. And when they saw the Eagles in the pre-game warm-ups, they knew they had the game won then, well before the game even began, because of how tight the Eagles were. And sure enough, once the game started, the Eagles made every mistake imaginable and the game was over early in the third quarter.
As mentioned, this was because Dick Vermil had his team wound way too tight. He learned his lesson 19 years later when he led the Rams back to the Super Bowl. If memory serves, this was also what did the Bud Grant Viking teams in back in the 1970s.
It was just the Raiders and Plunketts year. It was destiny. Glad Vermeill got a championship later on. The Eagles had some opportunities, but it was the Raiders day...
As an Eagles fan, I agree. The Raiders were on a hot streak going into this game and there was no stopping them. Philadelphia caught them at the wrong time plain and simple.
Notably, the Eagles and Raiders represented the original and current, respectively, home cities of the Athletics baseball team. The city that hosted the Athletics in between Philadelphia and Oakland, Kansas City, is home to the Chiefs, a division rival of the Raiders; prior to the Athletics' move to Oakland, Chiefs-Raiders games were not really a big deal, but became such in 1968. It was in Kansas City that the Athletics adopted their current green-and-gold color scheme; the shade of green used originally, Kelly Green, was the same used by the Eagles at that time. Both later adopted a darker shade of green.
Classic highlights when NFL films was good. John Facenda and the music I think NFL films should go back to that now it is to much talking and sideline views than actual highlights.
As soon as Jaworski threw an interception on the first set of downs, I knew the Eagles were going to CHOKE because I remember saying it to my brother in real time. 27 to 10 and it was not even that close "Blowout."
In fact the scoreline somewhat flattered the Eagles. The Raiders really should have scored another 2 or 3 touchdowns. The Raiders were utterly dominant on both sides of the ball. The Eagles couldn't run and could pass.
Crazy to remember that in early October, the AFC spotlight was squarely on the Bills, who come out of the gate 5-0, finally beating the Dolphins for the first time in 20 tries, and thrashing the Raiders 24-7, shutting out Pastorini and the Silver and Black offense (Lester Hayes had a pick-six). Down the stretch, however, Buffalo only finished 6-5, losing to SD on a late Fouts TD pass.
Prophetic words give you chills????😂😂😂. Every Athlete before the game says we're going to win..Who says, " Yes we are going to lose. we are going to lose, no question"??
The Greatest Ending you can have for A Storybook Season for Jim Plunkett! From being relegated to the bench at the start of the 1980 Season to becoming the MVP of Super Bowl XV during this incredible Super Bowl win by the Raiders. You want to talk about “Cinderella” in this Super Bowl? Plunkett was the one wearing the Glass Slippers as he stole the show on this Super Sunday with the clock striking Midnight on the Eagles when the clock read zeroes in the 4th Quarter.
When or lose, Ron Jaworski’s arm strength was incredible. He was running towards the sideline when he threw the bomb that ended up being a td that was called back. The ball traveled at least 50 yards. He made a similar throw in the second half that also traveled at least 50 yards. Imagine how far he could throw the ball from a classic throwing position! I’m guessing 85-90 yards.
I’ve been listening to Fox Sports radio on this eve of opening night of the ‘19 season and going into 1 ad break they played the same music as 4:00 of this clip which surprised me so that had me wanting to look at this
What an inspirational four-game playoff odyssey for the Raiders, three AFC wins on the road. First they ended the Oilers and Browns would-be mini-dynasties in their infancies, then upset a heavily-favoured Chargers team with a record-breaking offense on their home field. Then they saved their best performance for the SB, emphatically beating a tough as nails Eagles team. Philly only made the playoffs one more season under Vermeil, so perhaps the psychological blow of this game resonated long after.
This was bittersweet for me as a 15 year old native Oaklander because Al Davis was in court trying to move the Raiders to L.A. Now as a 54 year old and now a FORMER Raider fan they’re doing it to us again.
I'm an Oaklander too and a former fan. I didn't just give up on the Raiders when they moved to Vegas. I don't watch or follow the NFL. Football is dead to me. I love Oakland far more than I love some league owned by a bunch of billionaires.
Like Matt Millen had said: Oakland was ready to play and Philadelphia wasn't. The Raiders clearly dominated the Eagles in this game. 27-10 may sound close. It's not. 😢
Bill King is my second favorite announcer behind the Steelers Jack Fleming. If you didn't know what team he worked for you couldn't tell with the way he calls the action for both squads.
It should be mentioned that Dick Vermeil criticized John Matuszak’s off-the-field behavior just days before this Super Bowl. Looks like Vermeil woke up the beast in the Raiders and made him take his words back 😂
I vividly remember the post-game presentation of the Vince Lombardi trophy to Raiders owner Al Davis by then-NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle. Davis and Rozelle had been in a bitter legal fight over Davis trying to move the Raiders to Los Angeles (something that ultimately did happen). All the Raiders players had Kodak cameras and were taking pictures of the presentation
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I believe the only Raiders to collect all three SB rings (1976, 1980, 1983) were Henry Lawrence, Steve Sylvestre, Cliff Branch, Ray Guy, Dave Dalby and Ted Hendricks.
Though not a player, I believe Flores has 3 as well - one as an assistant coach and the other two as a head coach.
@@dcbandnerd Art Shell also won 2 as a player and 1 as an assistant coach.
@@brianevans6328 Didn't know he was on that '83 team's staff!
Mickey Marvin?
@@Martin-pt5on almost, Marvin was drafted in ‘77. The year following the ‘76 team.
The Oakland Raiders were the first wildcard team to win a Super Bowl.
Not true
It was the 1966 packers
@@charlielamonica9791 Oh, it’s true, it’s damn true.
@@charlielamonica9791 it is true
Technically, yes. But the 1969 Chiefs were the first non-division winner to win the Super Bowl. They finished 2nd behind the Raiders in the AFL Western Division.
I watch this and cant help but mourn the passing of Cliff Branch.
Wow, i didn't know that..just looked him up and he did die 6 months of natural causes at 71. He was one of my favorites growing up , I got his jersey for Xmas back when i was 10.
I can't believe wide receiver Cliff Branch is not in the Hall Of Fame yet!!!! It's BULLSHIT!!
Class Act! I loved the way he would saunter back after every play! RIP
Should already be in the HOF
He whoop ass on my⚡️to get to this game. What a great football player ✌️
The poetry of Jon Facenda was outstanding, we don't have films like that today. I understand he was reading from a script, but he earned the nickname "The Voice of God."
yeah but he wrote a lot of the script himself so it wasn't like it was just given to him
Mighty horns and synth tones. Peak Oakland Raider personalities. Harmonies of John Facenda and Bill King ("Holy Toledo!") Tensions between Rozelle and Al Davis. The raw emotions of Dick Vermeil.
Of all the classic Super Bowl highlight films, this is my favorite. So many dramatic elements combine for one joyous viewing.
Mr. Facenda was a revered newscaster in Philadelphia. In the 1950s and 1960s, Mr. Facenda was the dominant news broadcast on WCAU-TV in the Philadelphia area (beating the combined ratings of the two other network affiliates). Mr. Facenda was a very strong Catholic and the story goes that once while attending mass he noticed his parish priest did not have a watch so he immediately gave his watch to him
NFL Films never did find another voice like John Facenda. I wish they would have had open auditions where people could send in a tape of themselves narrating a game.
They may have been able to find another one with the Voice of God.
Mr. Facenda needs to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
@@dallasbrubaker6054 after Mr. Facenda passed away, a radio station program director in Buffalo, NY (WBEN-930 radio) sent in a demo tape of a local announcer who did the drive-home 4-hour shift, Jeff Kaye (without Mr. Kaye's knowledge). NFL films (both Ed and Steve Sabol) listened to the tape and liked it so much that they hired Mr. Kaye on the spot. Jeff Kaye can be heard on many NFL game of the week/yearly team reviews throughout the 80s.
Facenda could describe paint drying and keep my ears riveted!
amazing voice...
There is a top 10 voices in football video and guess who number 1 is!!!!
"And once the strokes were applied to this massive cathedral of prestige and tradition, all that remained of the finishing touches was its arid conclusion." Sounds like something he'd say or close to it at least.
!!!!AMEN & AMEN!!!!
Tom Flores should be in the HOF. The man is 82. I would love to see him inducted as a Raider sometime before he passes One of the greats, no doubt.
That is a travesty that he is not!
Croatian Guy I agree 100%
He should be in the Hall of Fame I hate him that day and 81 when he beat my team but he's a Class Act
I hope he makes the 2021 class next week. I'm not a Raiders fan, but it's insane he isn't in. Same with Cliff Branch.
And Drew Pearson,
Jim Plunkett to the hall of fame, 2 SB wins plus Tom Flores!!!! Class of 2021
Jim Plunkett was never even good enough to make it to a pro bowl, and he's a hall of famer?? Seriously???
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 People are going too far with the nonobective , perception of what constitutes a hof player . The hof is suppose to be reserved for only the truly transcended , great players ,not for the very good .The hof is already over saturated with too many boarder line hof inductees ,the illustrious allure of the hof is being deminished by the continuous practice of granting membership to the halls entrance for coaches ,and players who were very good,not the apex great criteria in which it was suppose to mandate .I agree with you wholeheartedly about Plunket not being a rational hof applicant .
I'm a Raiders fan, and believe Flores (finally in, 2021), and Cliff Branch need to go before Plunkett and have been snubbed for years (as was Stabler, Guy, Brown, arguably Casper and a few others.
I loved Plunkett, many clutch games and throws. He won when it mattered most. But his entire career wasn't that great. I'd say he's on the bubble for the Hall. Same applies to Raymond Chester, Dave Dalby. Lester Hayes, Todd Christensen, Greg Townsend, Steve Wiesnowski, Art Powell.... hey, that's a lot of Raiders who could be in. :-/
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 college football career can;"!t be included in NFL football 🏈 hall of fame voting
@@PhilAndersonOutside Out of all those players Lester stands out as deserving to be in the HOF.
The Raiders fed off Plunketts confidence and calm. In big games Plunketts was an all-time great. He turned into Joe Montana in big games.
His postseason record says it all...8-2 in the playoffs. The guy was money more often than not in the big money games.
mikem987 yes sir!
Yeah, that and the steroids that ALzedo, Matuzak and the rest of the Raiders were woofing down by the gallom.
And Plunkett got the crap beat out of him early in his career but he did not let it get in his head and affect his confidence. That is easier said than done.
@@jackjax532 Or Andrew Luck.
I get chills every time I watch this. Even after all of these years.
I HATED THE RAIDERS BACK THEN [NOW I JUST PITY THEM] THAT DIDN'T STOP ME FROM SNEAKING[UNDER THE BLANKET] THE TV WHEN I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ASLEEP TO WATCH THE REPLAY OF THE GAME...I HAVE NO IDEA WHY THEY REBROADCAST THE GAME AFTER 11PM MTN...OR THAT CBS WAS EVEN GOING TO!!
@MR TnT NBC broadcast this game.
And yes, it was truly bizarre that they replayed this game in its entirety at 1am Eastern time.
Rest In Peace Joe Campbell
Matuszak is hilarious. "That guy from Louisiana smells bad, I don't like playing against him!"
Was that him at 21:24?
@@brandonmorris9889 No, he wore no.72 and played DE. 21:24 was Bob Chandler.
What was he a cologne expert?
"He doesn't use ANY cologne. He doesn't even use deodorant, I don't think."
@@lindseysummers5351 😆
That voice...RIP Mr. Facenda!
"The voice of God"
Mr football
What a playoff run and a dominant Super Bowl XV victory for the Oakland Raiders! Thirty 39 years ago today. Never get tired of watching these highlights...hope someday Cliff Branch gets in the HOF. He was one of the most feared and successful deep threat WRs of the 70's up till the mid 80's. Infact he was the all-time playoff leader in receiving yards at the time of his retirement to go along with 3 Super Bowl Rings. Also think Lester Hayes should get consideration. He had a total of 18 interceptions in the regular season and playoffs combined that year and was the NFL Defensive Player of the Year that season. He was a dominant CB for several years and a 2 time Super Bowl Champ. Come on HOF veterans committee...get these 2 greats in where they belong! Go Las Vegas Raiders!
1/2: Branch is in!
Branch was an inspiration for Marino's Marks bros
The last 2 Super Bowls that the Raiders won in 1980 (Oakland) and 1983 (Los Angeles), they lost in the regular season to the eventual NFC Champion on the road in games that were decided by 1 score and then flip the script in the Super Bowl dominating Philadelphia and Washington. Also, John Facenda's narration of this and all of the Super Bowls that he narrated were spot on and done to perfection
I was only 10 years old during Super Bowl 15, but I clearly remember public sentiment regarding Lester’s abuse of the glue called Stick Um that was not yet disallowed at the time. He put that sh*t everywhere. On his hands, on his jersey, on his helmet, and his shins and hips. He was a great athlete, and an outstanding cornerback, but practically covering himself with that disgusting glue to the point of it being borderline satirical, he left an impression with some people who would put an asterisk next to his accomplishments. I know that he and Mike Haynes played a near perfect game in Super Bowl 18 without the benefit of that glue, but I feel that it diluted his legacy when he was abusing it.
@@NoJeansBob I dont see why. Receivers used plenty of it too. Hayes was very often in man coverage...any (legal😉) advantage was used.
I remember this great game as if it had been yesterday, 36 years ago. Jim Plunkett thourougoing, flawless, the MVP and it's a shame that he has not been inducted into HOF yet.
I remember it as well. I watched it in the den at my parents while eating a pizza that I had ordered from Pizza Hut.
A few Raiders should be in as well. Cliff Branch, Phil Villipiano, Ray Chester, Dave Dalby, Darryl Lamonica, and Marv Hubbard. These players won a lot if games and were standouts on a Raiders team that had to be dealt with year in and year out.
Its funny how some teams have tremendous years and don't win it all, then win it all with another team thats not quite as good, but just has that "something". That's exactly what this Raiders team was. The 1983 Raiders was wirhout a doubt their finest. That team had it all. While I love Plunkett, lets say they had Dan Marino....WOW! Just look at the '83 Raiders roster, then imagine it with Dan Marino. With the Raiders philosophy (which is my philosophy) Marino would have shattered the record books, and the Raiders may have 5 or 6 Lombardi Trophies, maybe in a row. I was a super hardcore Redskins fan back then, and the regular season matchup with the Raiders still is in my top 5 all time regular season games in my lifetime. But when they matched up with the Raiders again in the Super Bowl, we got our doors blown completely off. To this day, its the only time I actually broke down and cried...cried uncontrollably. That team broke my heart. I knew my 'skins could lose and I was prepared for it, but I wasn't prepared for the complete and total ass whipping the Raiders put on us that day. When Jack Squirek intetcepted and scored making it 21-3, I knew it wasn't going to be. The whole 2nd half, I spent with my head in my hand just sobbing. So, I don't think the NFL or the media gives the 83 Raiders their just due as one of the Greatest teams in history, and it should.
Plunkett's problem getting into the HOF is that QB's are over-represented now and there are more on the way. Peyton Manning, Brady, Brees, probably Rothlisberger, maybe Eli Manning, maybe Aaron Rodgers, the bar for quarterbacks to get into the HOF is very high.
@Marvin Santana I think Rodgers and Eli will both be in, but what about Rivers, Wilson, Ryan, Mahomes, etc? Getting a little bit crowded. Donovan McNabb said he thinks he belongs in the HOF...
Scott Davidson I was 5, DONT remember what we ate that night lol
You've done good work posting these old NFL Films. The nostalgia drips from these for an old guy like me. Thank you sir.
Flores didn't give his players the whole week off, that would be insane even for the Raiders. What he did was gave the players permission to party until Wednesday, get it out of their system, no curfew, then report to practise ready to play on Thursday. It worked beautifully, Matt Millen admitted that he wanted to get back to practise after all the fun they had taking in the sights and sounds of NO.
I could watch this over and over.....always exciting
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Yeah I'm getting all excited knowing you're going to watch it again for me. 😁
From 65' ----2020 I've been a Raiders fan. I no longer have my two Brothers, sister, or parents, but I still have fellow Raider fans! The Raiders are my surviving Family! Without the team I'm sure I would'nt be here!
God bless the Raiders!👽🤠👻
While the uni matchup wasn't great, these two jerseys are absolute classics. Raiders in their obvious silver and black, and the Eagles are in the great Kelly Green unis.
The Eagles need to go back to their traditional colors of Kelly Green & Silver. Keep the logos the same, just colored in the old colors. As for the helmet, a cross between the 1974-95 helmet & the current helmet
+ashdude55 Agreed I'm glad the Raiders never changed and Eagles desperately need to go back to Kelly Green and Silver.
The colors would have looked spectacular outdoors in a sunny venue like the Rose Bowl or Orange Bowl.
Now that the Philadelphia Eagles won the 2017-18 Super Bowl Champions, I feel a whole lot much better to bring back the Eagles vintage British Kelly Green, Alpine Snow White and Sparkling Patriotic Silver jerseys and uniforms (Circa 1974-84 uniforms and 1974-95 helmets); because this is classic. And as far as Raiders are concerned, this is definitely a rightfully Oakland's home. But unfortunately ( in which is not a damn thing we can do about it, that is); it's Las Vegas' new palace house. And I am still very upset. But on the flip side of the coin, I'm just gonna have to get with the world and times. .😞😭😭😎 and deal with the reality. Besides, Mark Davis, and the Oakland, California politicians let us down for the last time. Thanks again for playing this memorable video 😭😡😎🍔🍟🥤
When it comes to championship uniform matchups in any sport, NBA is the worst. You have teams switching regulars and alternates every single game. All these tacky designs being used, completely ridiculous!!!
Mighty horns and synth tones. Peak Oakland Raider personalities. Harmonies of John Facenda and Bill King ("Holy Toledo!") Tensions between Pete Rozelle and Al Davis. Of all the classic Super Bowl highlight films, this is my favorite.
I'm a biased Northern California fan, but I think anyone can appreciate it. So many dramatic elements combine for one joyous viewing (and listening).
The breakout star of this drama: Dick Vermeil.
The Eagles head coach wears his emotions on his sleeves. Watch how he just puts himself out there, in the most endearing way.
"WHERE'D THE NOSE GUARD COME FROM?!"
"GO HAROLD! COME ON, BAY-BEE!"
What a view, to see the game from his side. In the name of entertainment, it makes total sense that NFL Films would follow him with a microphone throughout.
At this time. only one other Super Bowl highlight film had relied so much on in-game audio. Hank Stram matriculated into our hearts forever. That was 11 years earlier.
Nearly all the championship coaches of the era were cut from the dry, stoic mold. Football was no place for the emotionally vulnerable.
Can you imagine Tom Landry, Don Shula, Bud Grant, or Chuck Noll agonizing out loud?
Vermeil nurtured his way to success in two completely different eras. He's the only coach to lose a Super Bowl with one team (against the original Oakland Raiders) and win a Lombardi Trophy for another (19 years later, for the St. Louis Rams).
He bonded with his teams through a unique playbook: of vulnerable emotional displays and positive reinforcements. That he earned a Pro Football Hall of Fame induction this decade, when athletes are expected to prioritize their mental health, is a storybook ending.
Legends come in a variety of philosophies, sights, and sounds. In this film, they all come together.
It could be argued that Rod Martin's 3 interceptions is the greatest single game Super Bowl performance ever by any one player.
It was Doug Williams. Impressive, but he had good receivers.
What about Plunkett's Three TDs and more than 200 yards?
Rod Martin's three interceptions is still a Super Bowl record and I doubt it will ever be broken. You can even make the argument that Martin should of been MVP!
@@scottfarmer8758 Personally, I think there should offensive and defensive MVP awards in the Super Bowl
@@scottfarmer8758 and a key fumble recovery
You can't take anything away from Jim Plunkett in this game he deserved to be MVP, the Raiders would have never been in that superbowl if Plunkett had not been able to come in and replace an injured Dan Pastorini, Plunkett had redeemed his career with the 80 season.
Then they drafted their franchise quarterback in Mark Wilson and Plunkett faded into oblivion never to be heard from again.
This game was billed as a modern-day Sparta vs Greece battle as the Eagles were worked throughout the year by their coach Dick Vermeil to the point of exhaustion while the Raiders coaching staff kept things much "looser" and saved their best work for games that mattered. The two teams had actually played each other in the regular season (Eagles won 10-7 in Philadelphia) so the Raiders coaching staff had an idea of how they would approach this game. This game also began the decline of Dick Vermeil as Eagles head coach as the Eagles never came close to the Super Bowl game under him and he literally left the Eagles a few years later due to exhaustion/burnout
Dick got the Eagles to the stadium that day five hours before kickoff. Tom Flores got the Raiders there two hours before kickoff and they were loose and ready. The Eagles were tired and lethargic. It showed that day.
Al Davis was a great man
For some reason, its seems the NFL games back in the 70-80's were more intense and physical than today.
Did you catch the forearm shiver on the Eagles HB what a nasty shot.
@@jameshannagan4256 ......at 9:30 the forearm vicious hit by Ted Henricks was freaking scary. Amazing how pro football players can take such powerful hits.
Cliff Branch's second touchdown was one of the best plays of this game. He reacted to catch the ball in a way that kept it from being an interception, and from being called for offensive pass interference. He was often an underrated player, but an incredibly gifted one.
Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett & Cliff Branch for HOF!! Raider Nation!
Cliff Branch should be a Hall of Famer yes. Tom Flores possibly but Jim Plunkett is not even close to a Hall of Famer.
@@killalltogepis9916 how about Jim Plunkett great college football career including in NFL football 🏈 hall of fame voting
@@lloydkline1518 True, Jim was great in college but his NFL career was mediocre in my opinion.
@@killalltogepis9916 two time super bowl 🏈 winning quarterback : Jim Plunkett; I think both his parents were blind ; rosebowl winning quarterback
I don't know how Jaworski wasn't named MVP of this game.....he was most definetly Oakland's most valuable player!
Rod Martin should of got the MVP. Three picks
@@tomfrankiewicz7951 Not to those of us who saw the game live. Two picks came after the game was already out of hand and the Raiders knew the Eagles had to throw on every down. "Plunkett's eating us alive", as Vermeil put it, is what got the Raiders the victory. The more pressure they put on Jim, the more dangerous he became.
Jaworski was not a good quarterback in high-pressure situations.
Not his best day.Agreed. How about Plunkett though? Long time coming in his career.
Glad to see Flores was inducted into the HOF. I think it took so long because he finished his career 19-44 with Oakland and Seattle (5-10, 2-14, 6-10, 6-10).
so awesome. I had a chance to meet Rod Martin in Oakland when we played Green Bay in week 16. super cool guy.
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What people don't realize this is the Super Bowl between Eras. Terry Bradshaw and the Steelers last game the year before, Joe Montana and the 49ers the Next year.
The Raiders won the SB 3 years later.
@ 4:28 Van Eeghan taking the ball from Plunkett and plowing through the line shows that famous Raider Power !!!
I distinctly remember this game like it was yesterday, being a Raiders fan. That TD to King in the first Q (6:58) was one of the most beautiful touch throws in history, and even though it was early in the game it seemed obvious the Raiders were without question the superior team and going to win.
Rarely does a backbreaking play happen that early, and one could argue the TD to Branch sealed it, but the game was essentially over at this point.
That play broke the Eagles spirit and the faith in a victory !!!!
Too bad the officials were in Davis' pocket as Carl Hairston was blatantly pulled to the ground by his facemask by Upshaw right in front of Plunkett but the official kept his flag in his pocket.
@@Rockhound6165 Did you hear the Eagles coaches at the end of the film he said they whipped our butts it wasn't a fluke so I guess you missed that part.
@@jameshannagan4256 what are they supposed to say, genius? Wanker.
THE FIRST SUPER BOWL I EVER WATCHED
This is 35 years ago, it looks like a modern Super Bowl. Pro football changed a huge amount from the late 1950's to the early 1970's. But over the last 40 years or so, not so much.
Minus a totally ridiculous halftime fiasco and j🤡e f***ed up *uck
This is the best NFL Films BEST SuperBowl Highlight films!It is one of the BEST highlight reels!
Love that voice l grew up listening to it
Most underrated QB Jim plunkett.
plunkett was comeback player of the year,took first team to advance to SB as a wildcard and win,superbowl mvp,plus won two superbowls yet still not in the HOF,wtf !
Felix The Raiders TECHNICALLY were the 1st wild card to win on Super Sunday.
The 1969 Chiefs finished 2nd to the Raiders in the AFL's western division.
They were the first non 1st place team to win it all.
The term wild card wasnt used, or 'invented' until the 2 leagues officially merged in 1970.
@@luckybenny8871 The Chiefs only had to win 2 games to get to the SB, while the Raiders had to win 3. That's why they were the first true WC team to win the SB.
Not having to play an extra week doesn't make for a true WC.
@@jonburrows8602 There were only 4 playoff teams in the AFL in 1969, the only year in which there were more than 2.
So it would be impossible to play 3 games before the Super Bowl.
The Chiefs won 2 playoff road games on their way to New Orleans.
The same amount the Raiders did on THEIR way to New Orleans, because Oakland won the wild card game in the Black Hole against the Oilers.
@@bigpapasmurfz5352 LOL, I know what the setup was. You conveniently ignore the fact that official WCs have ALWAYS had to win 3 games to get to the SB. The Chiefs only had to win two playoff games to get there, just like every other team in 1969. The WC teams in 1980 were the only ones that had to play an extra round. Stomp your feet and hold your breath all you want, but that is the reason the 1980 Raiders are considered the first WC team to win the SB; 2 games is just nowhere near difficult a task as 3.
I was 13. It destroyed me then...and still does now watching this. The Eagles beat Dallas to get to this game. They were mentally spent. Beating the Cowboys in the championship game was the Birds Super Bowl. What ashame...
how does it feel now when they win it buddy? :D
Bill Misiura. Hi Bill!!!! It feels WONDERFUL!!!
Brad Underwood I was maybe 5 , from Philadelphia & remember ppl was pissed. But it faded a bit in 83 w the sixers
Spent the raiders had to win four post season games in a row including what was the real super bowl game that year the divisional playoff game at Cleveland, that game was a war in sub zero temps the RAIDERS were lucky to pull that game out with a last second interception in the end zone by Mike Davis 14-12. I will agree dick vermile ran the eagles pretty hard and maybe the eagles were spent but it was a miracle you for JIM PLUNKETT AND THE OAKLAND RAIDERS. I was always a huge fan of dick vermile and always Hoped he would coach the RAIDERS.
Shout out to moms for taking me to the downtown parade at the age of 7..... I still remember it like it was yesterday.. ugly rainy day... sweet memories... go raider nation 4 life !!!!!!!
This is the first Super Bowl I remember watching live… I’ll be 50 in a week.
“The Tuz” is just about the most intimidating guy I’ve ever seen. Only Bruiser Brody scared me more.
Not sure how Plunkett was the MVP when Rod Martin had 3 interceptions (which is STILL a Super Bowl record).
+Darwin Lemon Should've been co-MVP's.
Rod should have won. The people who decide the award are just hopelessly biased in favor of quarterbacks.
TheStapleGunKid That's true. I agree. That's why the voters should've made Plunkett and Martin co-MVP's. They did it in SB XII when they named Harvey Martin and Randy White co-MVP's.
I don't think co-MVPs were warranted here. Martin had the best performance, so he should have gotten the award.
TheStapleGunKid I think they both should've gotten the MVP.
One of my favorite Moments: Plunket throwing a T.D. pass to Kenny King and watching him run down the sidelines with an escort to the End-Zone!!! GO-RAIDERS!!!
This game was an important lesson in mental preperation. It's well known Vermil had his Eagles wound way too tight for the game and it showed. Oakland, on the other hand, got to enjoy the sights and pleasures of New Orleans for a few days and went into the game loose and ready to roll. Nervousness is understandable before a a big day but you cannot let it consume you.
Same thing happened the next year with Cincinnati and SF, which is why Cincy came out and played such a horrible first half.
@@dentonyoung4314 Forest Gregg was an infamous disciplinarian, if memory serves, as was Vermil, especially in Philly. Thankfully, the latter got a chance at redemption 19 years later, learned from his mistakes, and finally won that Lombardi.
Unfortunately Vermil himself "burned out" a few years later and retired. He was known to come to the Eagles offices at ~4 AM and not return home until very late in the evenings. He ultimately came back to coaching with the then-St. Louis Rams and won a SB with Kurt Warner as QB (in a season where his starting QB Trent Green was lost for the season after a knee injury in the pre-season)
Say what you want about Al Davis, he had a lot of brains and class in accepting that trophy from Rozelle. Don’t forget they were in constant litigation for a long long time, no love lost there. The raiders of the 70s seemed to outlast the team of the decade- the Steelers. They won it again in 82/83.
I think the Eagles hatred of Dallas, like the Redskins in 1972, was their downfall. They were emotionally spent winning the NFC Title Game over the Cowboys, so great was their emnity . Like Michigan and Ohio State stumbling in 1970's rose bowls, they had nothing to focus their emotion on after the high of peeing on the star.
the music is a big part of the background of my childhood.
funny that Lester Hayes had a stuttering problem but before the game he spoke very clearly... "WE'RE GONNA WIN...NO QUESTION!"
I Have to tell you: I became a life long Raiders fan on this Super Sunday. Thank You!
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This was the game! I 💕 loved the outcome of this Super Bowl!!
AWESOME FILM FOOTAGE!!!!
@14:46 goosebumps!!!! The slow motion, victory and triumph horns coupled with John Facenda dramatical voice…..🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
I love hearing Bill King saying touchdown cliff branch with a holy toledo tossed in
The most insane offenve line blocking ever at 13:50. What left guard blockers to the far right and the switch off between center and left tackle is beyond magically perfect!! Like beyond wow!!
Loving the narration of the great John facenda
I loved seeing Rozelle trying to put a :-) to Al Davis. Payback for Davis who was screwed by Rozelle’s refs in the 1977 AFC Game against Denver....
John Facenda just will not stop shitting on the eagles in this video
+FriendlyWalrus John was a Philadelphian. He probably harbored some resentment given how poorly Philadelphia played in this game.
He was reading from a script probably written by Steve Zabol.
Um well first off, Fascenda is the narrator, NOT the script writer. 2nd the Eagles were pretty awful & made a number of key mistakes in this game, a game they were favored to win.
Hell...the way they played....i would too
Love it
Last Super Bowl with Stickum #lesterhayesrule
The Eagles didn't turn up for this Super Bowl. They couldn't control the Raiders at all
True The Eagles were So Nervous Big Time!
Dominic Harkin that's what I liked about it...eagles suck
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@Matt Pizzano Exactly, and that was mostly Dick Vermeil's doing, mainly because he never let his team enjoy the experience of being in the Super Bowl, something he learned from 19 years later when the he led the Rams to Super Bowl XXXIV.
In fact, as the story goes, when word got to the Raider players of how Vermeil wasn't letting his players enjoy the experience of getting to the Super Bowl, the Raider players felt that the onus was on them to win the game for all the players leaguewide. And when they saw the Eagles in the pre-game warm-ups, they knew they had the game won then, well before the game even began, because of how tight the Eagles were. And sure enough, once the game started, the Eagles made every mistake imaginable and the game was over early in the third quarter.
As mentioned, this was because Dick Vermil had his team wound way too tight. He learned his lesson 19 years later when he led the Rams back to the Super Bowl. If memory serves, this was also what did the Bud Grant Viking teams in back in the 1970s.
It was just the Raiders and Plunketts year. It was destiny. Glad Vermeill got a championship later on. The Eagles had some opportunities, but it was the Raiders day...
As an Eagles fan, I agree. The Raiders were on a hot streak going into this game and there was no stopping them. Philadelphia caught them at the wrong time plain and simple.
Desde este súper bolw soy aficionado a los Raider mi equipo favorito desde este día
Para mi, desde 1975.
Go Raiders!.....
Not a fumble on the kick return. lol
Great Game !
Notably, the Eagles and Raiders represented the original and current, respectively, home cities of the Athletics baseball team. The city that hosted the Athletics in between Philadelphia and Oakland, Kansas City, is home to the Chiefs, a division rival of the Raiders; prior to the Athletics' move to Oakland, Chiefs-Raiders games were not really a big deal, but became such in 1968.
It was in Kansas City that the Athletics adopted their current green-and-gold color scheme; the shade of green used originally, Kelly Green, was the same used by the Eagles at that time. Both later adopted a darker shade of green.
It's very sad that the Raiders have moved to Las Vegas and its very likely that the Athletics will be moving to Las Vegas too.
Classic highlights when NFL films was good. John Facenda and the music I think NFL films should go back to that now it is to much talking and sideline views than actual highlights.
I know right.
it takes too much from the mystery
+Bryan Davila NFL Films is pretty much shit these days I definitely agree with you on that.
The highlight music and the commentating by Harry Kalas and John Facenda made NFL films.
I so wish they’d do retro style highlights. I watch these every year and am always entertained
Can't do that. Got to show all the players bling bling and their dreadlocks on the sidelines.
I fancy myself a great Raiders fan since they beat the Vikes in the Super Bowl. But that is one piece of Raiders trivia I did not know. Ty
As soon as Jaworski threw an interception on the first set of downs, I knew the Eagles were going to CHOKE because I remember saying it to my brother in real time. 27 to 10 and it was not even that close "Blowout."
Lisa Moreno two numbers to watch for in the SB 62&98.pats win rigged game
In fact the scoreline somewhat flattered the Eagles. The Raiders really should have scored another 2 or 3 touchdowns. The Raiders were utterly dominant on both sides of the ball. The Eagles couldn't run and could pass.
Crazy to remember that in early October, the AFC spotlight was squarely on the Bills, who come out of the gate 5-0, finally beating the Dolphins for the first time in 20 tries, and thrashing the Raiders 24-7, shutting out Pastorini and the Silver and Black offense (Lester Hayes had a pick-six). Down the stretch, however, Buffalo only finished 6-5, losing to SD on a late Fouts TD pass.
Lester Hayes prophetic words STILL gives me Chills!
And!...
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Prophetic words give you chills????😂😂😂. Every Athlete before the game says we're going to win..Who says, " Yes we are going to lose. we are going to lose, no question"??
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 Well, he made good on that claim. Oakland 27 Philadelphia 10.
The cool thing is that he didn't stutter on that clip. A post game interview showed him stuttering pretty bad, but a few years later he overcame that
The Greatest Ending you can have for A Storybook Season for Jim Plunkett! From being relegated to the bench at the start of the 1980 Season to becoming the MVP of Super Bowl XV during this incredible Super Bowl win by the Raiders.
You want to talk about “Cinderella” in this Super Bowl? Plunkett was the one wearing the Glass Slippers as he stole the show on this Super Sunday with the clock striking Midnight on the Eagles when the clock read zeroes in the 4th Quarter.
Raiders that SHOULD BE in the HOF. JIM PLUNKETT , TOM FLORES , CLIFF BRANCH and LESTER HAYES
When or lose, Ron Jaworski’s arm strength was incredible. He was running towards the sideline when he threw the bomb that ended up being a td that was called back. The ball traveled at least 50 yards. He made a similar throw in the second half that also traveled at least 50 yards. Imagine how far he could throw the ball from a classic throwing position! I’m guessing 85-90 yards.
Didn't matter one bit. Those mighty Raiders dominated.
@@jackjax532 No doubt about it. The better team won and totally grounded the Eagles.
Ron jaworski was a bust, he sucked
I was talking about his arm strength and nothing else.
I’ve been listening to Fox Sports radio on this eve of opening night of the ‘19 season and going into 1 ad break they played the same music as 4:00 of this clip which surprised me so that had me wanting to look at this
What an inspirational four-game playoff odyssey for the Raiders, three AFC wins on the road. First they ended the Oilers and Browns would-be mini-dynasties in their infancies, then upset a heavily-favoured Chargers team with a record-breaking offense on their home field. Then they saved their best performance for the SB, emphatically beating a tough as nails Eagles team. Philly only made the playoffs one more season under Vermeil, so perhaps the psychological blow of this game resonated long after.
Epic run. But, the win over Houston was at home
This and Super XVI are the only full Super Bowl games I can't find on RUclips. Wonder if it's a licensing issue?
Of course I love this because I'm a Raider fan but can we just remember how awesome Facenda was doing these?!
1:01, The great voice of John Facenda is FOREVER awesome💯
Is no one going to mention that the narrator mentions Star Wars in this love it 😂😂😃😃
This was epic
This was bittersweet for me as a 15 year old native Oaklander because Al Davis was in court trying to move the Raiders to L.A. Now as a 54 year old and now a FORMER Raider fan they’re doing it to us again.
Yeah, teams expect loyalty but they don't like showing it. You guys have one the most loyal fan bases and you got screwed.
I'm an Oaklander too and a former fan. I didn't just give up on the Raiders when they moved to Vegas. I don't watch or follow the NFL. Football is dead to me. I love Oakland far more than I love some league owned by a bunch of billionaires.
"Time and again, the Eagles snowballed down the field only to melt under the hot glare of the endzone!"
What ashame that penalty killed that throw by Jaworski and catch by Parker.
@@stevecvino The game was over right there. The Eagles never recovered from that.
Like Matt Millen had said: Oakland was ready to play and Philadelphia wasn't. The Raiders clearly dominated the Eagles in this game. 27-10 may sound close. It's not. 😢
Yes
Bill King is my second favorite announcer behind the Steelers Jack Fleming.
If you didn't know what team he worked for you couldn't tell with the way he calls the action for both squads.
It should be mentioned that Dick Vermeil criticized John Matuszak’s off-the-field behavior just days before this Super Bowl. Looks like Vermeil woke up the beast in the Raiders and made him take his words back 😂
if you notice no one has this superbowl full game video. i would love to watch it
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My Dad Is Watching Super Bowl XV Was Back In 35 Years
I was born a few hours after that game.
Maaaan! I loved Cliff Branch may he rest in peace!😔
Jim Plunkett. This guy should be more celebrated. Cheers JP
At 13:50.....Maybe the best Oline ajustment I've ever seen. Like beyond holy cow!!
Really look at that
I vividly remember the post-game presentation of the Vince Lombardi trophy to Raiders owner Al Davis by then-NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle. Davis and Rozelle had been in a bitter legal fight over Davis trying to move the Raiders to Los Angeles (something that ultimately did happen). All the Raiders players had Kodak cameras and were taking pictures of the presentation
silver in black football is king of the hill in the national football league!!!!! just win baby from vegas in 2020.
15:45, Wow! Just listen to the great John Facenda, NFL Films music, and watch the piece. It's gold💯
Another dominant super bowl win for the Raiders.
8:53 - Coach Dick Vermeil: "COME ON!!!! What the Hell is the nose guard coming from?"
"Right in front of the center, Coach."
Mr
Mr kinlaw
What a soundtrack!