The version we have of this game the play-by-play broadcast was overpowered by crowd noise. We are very sorry about this, but since the footage is still good we wanted to post it because it is such a memorable matchup, we hope you still enjoy!
AGK927 I see you comment a lot are you are always rude and never appreciate anything how about you make your own videos and put time and effort into it and I'll go comment telling you to shut up and that the video sucks and you'll see how it feels
One of the most underrated upsets ever. Back then NFC powerhouses almost never lost in the divisional rounds. Favre and the Packers bouncing Young was extremely shocking.
Especially considering the 49ers in 95 had the number one defense in the NFL but I do think the fact that Mike Holmgren was the coach he knew how to beat that George Seifert defense
MICOLE WHYTE Fritz Shurmur also deserves a ton of credit. The 49ers scored 17, 20, 14, and 10 points in the four Packer wins from Jan 1996 to Jan 1998...including three playoff games. That’s 15.3 ppg. Remarkable
@Roosevelt Darbey their defense wasn't hurting not having Deion Sanders they had the number 1 defense in the National Football League. They lost his game against the Packers because of turnovers. Same reason why they lost the 92 NFC Championship game to the Cowboys at home turnovers 2 interceptions by Steve Young of muffed Punt by Dexter Carter. Deion aint have shit to do with this loss.
Unfortunately todays media want to burry Farve's success and only focus on the negatives. With Holmgren & Farve together are better than any combo not named Montana and Walsh or Belichck and Brady.
After being the doormat in the '70's and 80's , the Packers had three straight 9-7 seasons in the '90's before finally breaking through with an 11-5 season in '95. This game was the turning point in Packer history and showed that they finally belonged. I remember it fondly as I was the only Packer fan in a bar dominated by 49er fans. They didn't even give me a hard time since they fully expected to win. As the game went on, they didn't say anything to me. They were in shock.
GB basically did to SF what SF did to Dallas the previous year with the early turnover and scoring early. Dallas, SF, and GB, what a great rivalry all three teams had over the years, so much talent!
@@Censored4UViaGoogle The Cowboys were still the Best Team, Almost Came Back! THE HEART OF A CHAMPION! They Went Back NEXT SEASON, and PROVED who was the 1990s TEAM of the Decade Baby! AMERICA' TEAM!
I absolutely love the ole school west coast offense! It had such rhythm and grace. Both teams ran it well and even though Farve is a straight gun slinger, he still had a grace about him.
Green Bay assaulted San Francisco here in the divisional round and then Dallas bullied and bruised Green Bay the next week. It was a heavyweight championship fight any time these three encountered each other in the 90's.
The Packers tried to get physical with the Cowboys, too, but, unfortunately for them, that was the kind of game that Dallas team relished. I remember at one point in the NFC title game the Packers pushed Emmitt Smith into a kicking net on their sideline, and Dallas' Darren Woodson blasted a Packer receiver and took out a Green Bay coach in the process.
Yeah but the 49ers are 6-4 overall in the playoffs against the Packers. Since 2013, the 49ers are 6-0 against the Packers in the playoffs. Kaepernick eliminated the Packers twice..😂😂😂
Packer Fan here. I attended this game and enjoyed it (of course) as "my" team prevailed. (Yes, a Packers Shareholder too). To this day what I recall the most is how gracious the 49er fans were at the conclusion of the game. 1st Class all the way. :::tip of the hat:::
I’ve never disliked a player like Brett Favre. Three straight years of his cocky smug attitude. Packers two tight end set was wicked. Probably the best combo of TE’s with Jackson and Chmura
Bruh wtf lol? Did yall watch the video??? Even with the hard hits the Packers put up 21 points in less than 15 minutes of play lmfao. Offense back then is just as explosive as its always been
This is the first of three straight years the Niners were knocked out of the playoffs by the Packers. Including this game, the Packers won 13 out of the next 14 games against the 49ers, the one exception being the Terrell Owens game in the 98 playoffs.
goldenraven20 They would have won that if the refs weren’t blind. Jerry Rice fumbled the ball and the Packers recovered it. The refs ruled he was down but the replay showed he fumbled it before he went down. Even Summerall and Madden saw it. Two plays later was the Owens catch. If they would have ruled correctly, GB would would have went to the Divisional round and most likely have beaten Atlanta and they would have made it back to the NFC Championship game. And they didn’t have instant replay at that point. That game happens. Very next year, they bring back instant replay.
@@tempest20000 if you’re playing the what if game, the 49ers were without Steve in the 96 mud bowl and left with ELVIS GRBAC. And again, if you’re playing the what if game, JERRY RICE was out and missed the 97 nfc championship game. Lets also go into the Packers and the rest of the nfl’s history and see what might have happened if replay was in existence at the time.
This was a huge game for the Packers but it was one of those "climbing up the mountain" type deals for them as they got creamed by the Cowboys. Still, this was a necessary thing for the Packers to keep the hunger to succeed alive for them. As a fan at the time I was mad though, I wanted to see another Niners/Cowboys matchup.
I'm a Cowboys fan and was at the Championship game the following week. Dallas by no means creamed the Packers that day. Favre put on a clinic, and the Packers had the lead at 27-24 with about 8:00 left to play. Cowboys pulled away with 14 unanswered, but even then I saw what was coming next season and beyond.
You are right, I misremembered the totality of that ballgame as the 4th quarter is what stuck in my mind about that game. Thanks for the factual correction. It was indeed a harbinger of things to come for the Cowboys as you said.
@@jaylucien669 : Well said, Jay. I agree with you. I am a die-hard Dallas fan, and that game was in doubt until the fourth quarter. GB was driving down the field, and thankfully, Larry Brown intercepted a pass near the sideline. One, or two plays later, Emmitt took the handoff from Troy, and ran it in for a TD to make it 38-27. Only then did I breathe a sigh of relief. GB went toe-to-toe with the Cowboys that day. Brett Favre did put on a clinic.
I agree! Some fans think that Dallas had it easy since they didn't play SF in the NFC Title game again. But it was anything but a cakewalk, GB played very well! I think GB's Defense collapsed when Dallas drove down 90 yards or whatever it was and scored on an Emmitt run. GB obviously won the following year, so they were definitely the best in the NFC once Dallas started to go downhill.
@@OfficialGrizzly Favre threw a killer INT with them driving down 31-27. The game was still very much there for them to take, but that turnover did the Packers in.
At the time I thought I hated Dallas and then this game happened. I’ve never disliked a player more than Favre. Although now days I respect all them guys. Greatest era of football without a doubt
I watched that entire game in ‘95 but when I watched it just now? GB was hitting anything and everything that moved wow they really dominated 10 point win was an understatement
As much as Deion helped us in ‘94 he was our albatross in ‘95. We let Ricky Watters go to Philly hoping to resign him. Not to mention we wasted out 1st round pick on JJ Stokes
As I Niner fan I had dreamed Young went down in a playoff game and the packers coaching staff pointed to the crowd. There stood Montana who ripped off his civilian shirt to reveal a Niner jersey lol
The first of eight playoff meetings between the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers. GB won the first three postseason meetings (1995 NFC DIV, 1996 NFC DIV, 1997 NFCCG) before the 49ers finally beat the Pack with the Catch II in the 1998 NFC WC. In the 21st Century, the Packers won in the 2001 NFC DIV before the 49ers won the next three in the 2012 NFC DIV, 2013 NFC WC and 2019 NFCCG.
Crazy the Niners could never beat the Pack. They should’ve won more superbowls other than ‘94. Honestly, letting Ricky Watters walk away really left a void in the Niners Swag and attitude. He brought emotional tenacity that took pressure away from Steve Young, once he left, Steve Young had to sacrifice more and his body gave out sooner than later.
SF was my team as a kid. Before we got the Ravens in Baltimore, I loved the 49ers. Young, Rice, Stokes, Jones, Hearst. That team was stacked! Crazy that my home team Ravens, ends up beating my childhood team in the SB
Nah, the Packers were definitely hungry, and showing all the signs of a championship team by 1995. This was like the first fight in Rocky 3.. the Niners didn't look like themselves from the opening kick.
I looked up "most pass attempts in a playoff game" out of curiosity and was shocked that it was Steve Young in this game. This is my first time watching any footage of it. Trestman certainly liked to call pass plays, since Young was on pace for an astronomical 650 pass attempts in the regular season.
Absolute shocker because everyone thought it was gonna be Cowboys and Niners in the NFC Championship again. A guy from my home state of Mississippi carved up the niners defense.
One of the biggest blunders the Niners did was not resigning Ricky Watters, he was badly missed in this game. Steve Young damn near threw for 60+ times with no running game. No balance whatsoever, also the Niners defense couldn't solve the Packers offence as Green Bay ran the West Coast Offense better than them.
this was and this is one of the biggest upsets in NFL history. NFC #1 seeds during this era were basically locks to win especially the 49ers. as a packers fan even tho they got killed vs dallas the next week to me this was the win that showed the packers had turned the corner and were legit Superbowl contenders.
Packers didn't get killed by Dallas... They were up by a field goal going in to the fourth. The Cowboys scored fourteen unanswered to close out the game. Experience prevailed, but the Packers by no means got "killed."
Once San Francisco lost in the NFC divionsal playoffs to an underdog Green Bay Packers in 1995 Dallas got smooth sailing to winning a 3 Superbowl in the nineties
Was only 11 when this game happened but I remember it like it was yesterday. I remember the sense of dread when Jacke had a FG blocked on Green Bays opening drive, thinking it was a foreshadowing of things to come. Then the Walker fumble happened and Green Bay's offense was moving the ball all over. Remember the stunned crowd at halftime as nobody saw this coming, not even Packers fans in their wildest dreams. You knew the 49ers would come out fighting the 2nd half but the defense hounded Young all game.
That was really a brilliant move to have Adam Walker start at FB with a broken arm lol. Just go with one back ffs...Was never a fan of Seifert. Credit to GB though, beating the defending world champs in their backyard is a monumental win.
Same that's why I'm watching this and 1997 NFC championship game lmao m.ruclips.net/video/_fxWCT2P59o/видео.html&pp=ygUfbmZsIHRocm93YmFjayBwYWNrZXJzIHZzIDQ5ZXJzIA%3D%3D
When you have Derrick Loville and a one-armed Adam Walker as your starting backfield, you're in trouble. They tee'd off on Young who was getting abused all season. Gotta give it the Pack though, they came into the defending champs backyard and took it from them. Favre at his absolute peak here 95-'97'.
@@erocs9747 it’s not a common opinion but an incontrovertible fact the refs missed that call & I’m a 49er fan acknowledging that, the next year instant replay was instituted into the nfl
SF 49ers deserve to lose giving up on Ricky Waters, Ted Washington and Deion Sanders in free agency. But the dumbest thing was trading Charles Haley to the Cowboys. 8:04 If these players were on the 1995 team the SF 49ers would have won another Super Bowl. The first of many. Steve Young threw over 60 passes in this game. Derek Loville replaces Ricky Waters but was more of a backup than a starting RB.
Millions of Cowboys fans heaved a sigh of relief and thankfulness to Green Bay for beating San Fran this day. It is highly doubtful Dallas would have beaten the Niners in the NFC title game, even at home.
Dallas would have beat them because mentally i think they had the 49ers number 1992, 1993, (finally in 1994 they beat them). And also remember Dallas now had Deion, so the Cowboys would have definitely had the edge.
Without Ricky Waters (who had signed with the Eagles) and Deion (who had signed with the Cowboys) they were pretty much flat. They were badly exposed in this game, the Cowboys would have beaten then easily, probably more than the Packers. Because in the NFC Championship the very next week they had the Cowboys on the ropes, if Farve doesn't throw that interception in the 4th quarter, they probably win that game, but that's hard to tell, seeing as how good the Cowboys were at the time. In December they were just bad, but they got hot at the right time and won it all. It's a toss up between the Cowboys and the Packers and who would've won.
@@justinturley7071 The reason I have a hard time with that is that the Niners routed Dallas 38-20 earlier in the regular season just a few months before this game - without Steve Young, without Deion, etc. So if they could do that in the regular season with Elvis Grbac, who's to say they couldn't smack Dallas just as hard in the NFC title game?
The 49ers had two of the games best offensive playcallers in NFL history serving as OCs while George Seifert was head coach-Mike Holmgren and Mike Shanahan. Both would be responsible for their teams winning three combined Super Bowls in the 1990s. It’s a great thing the 49ers have a superb playcaller as head coach right now in Kyle Shanahan!
Why would they allow a guy wearing a cast any opportunity to handle a football is beyond me. That play was on the coaching staff. Credit the Packers and Newsome for capitalizing on that.
Green Bay actually did Dallas a favor by ousting the Niners. Barry Switzer was pretty inept against the Niners (1-3 record), and they already had beaten Dallas earlier in the year at Texas Stadium. And Dallas owned the packers in the 90s, slapping them once again in the NFC championship game a week after this game.
Have you guys thought about creating a channel whether on RUclips or on tv of an NFL throwback Channel with original Broadcasts?! I’d pay a monthly fee for that!
I remember watching this game and being so relieved that the pokes didn’t have to play the niners in the nfc championship game. The niners has beaten us 3 times in a row at that point. The following year Dallas lost in the divisional round to Carolina when Irvin went down with an injury. Green Bay dodged a bullet cuz favre could not beat the pokes in their prime.
Steve Young threw over 60 times in this game, and there was so much consistent pressure. Favre seemed to find the open man and fire away too fast for the defense to get to him.
Yep but farve moved better inside of the pocket and had a better feel for evading pressure. I know he has a reputation for throwing a lot of interceptions but it didn't happen in meaningful moments against the niners. We tried to draft players to contend with Antonio Freeman who constantly killed us but they all choked and let us down when it mattred
Favre had a three year run that was spectacular and he had the int issue under control during that time. Can you imagine what 1995 Favre could do in todays era? Lol
I'll take 95 96 and m.ruclips.net/video/_fxWCT2P59o/видео.html&pp=ygUfbmZsIHRocm93YmFjayBwYWNrZXJzIHZzIDQ5ZXJzIA%3D%3D Over 1998 we wouldn't of won a ring anyway lmao
Does anybody have a copy of the 1996 SF 49ers vs the Carolina Panthers at Candlestick Park on December 8th Of 1996 that could be posted to watch on RUclips ? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔?
When he played like this he was the best, is just those situations where he threw interceptions. Favre had a playoff game against the Rams where he threw 6 ints, against the Vikings where he threw 4 ints.
@@rooseveltdarbey9493 That was all after Holmgren left. All those coaches from the SF coaching tree did great with every QB: Dennis Green, Andy Reid, Gruden, and Mike Shanahan were great for QB’s. Favre was improvising was too much. Mahomes is doing the same thing, he needs to just make a quick decision and stop running around.
@Steve Kovaleski Four in a row in the playoffs including two in Lambeau. The San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants are the only teams to date to beat the Green Bay Packers in a postseason game on the frozen tundra twice.
You gotta be freaking kidding me. Antonio Freeman, Robert Brooks , Andre rison, Desmond Howard. They might not have been household names at the time but made significant contributions to beating the 49ers consistently. Generally speaking I don't disagree too strongly as Jerry rice, Terrell Owens, and JJ stokes should have been able to have better production. The difference coaching can make. A more talented team can lose if the coach is not getting the most out of his players.
Those old Packer teams were fierce. Newsome seals the deal with a pick at the end. Packers Defense has gotten better over the years. They should watch these old films. For inspiration.
I was 30 in 1995. I been a California Packer fan since 1980. I had friends who made fun of the Packers in high school and after high school. They were 49er, Raiders, Steelers, Cowboys, Redskins fans. I don't see them anymore, but I wonder about them when they lose to Green Bay. I never imagined the Packers would ever be as good as the days of Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr.
The version we have of this game the play-by-play broadcast was overpowered by crowd noise. We are very sorry about this, but since the footage is still good we wanted to post it because it is such a memorable matchup, we hope you still enjoy!
Dude shut up the crowd noise makes it fun idk why the nfl bleeps it out during games now
It's too bad the announcing is impacted so much by this but it is indeed a very nice copy of the broadcast so it's all good.
Given the play by play man for this game is about the worst ever (even worse than Joe Buck) I liked it better with him muted.
AGK927 you ungrateful piece of shit
AGK927 I see you comment a lot are you are always rude and never appreciate anything how about you make your own videos and put time and effort into it and I'll go comment telling you to shut up and that the video sucks and you'll see how it feels
One of the most underrated upsets ever. Back then NFC powerhouses almost never lost in the divisional rounds. Favre and the Packers bouncing Young was extremely shocking.
Especially considering the 49ers in 95 had the number one defense in the NFL but I do think the fact that Mike Holmgren was the coach he knew how to beat that George Seifert defense
MICOLE WHYTE Fritz Shurmur also deserves a ton of credit. The 49ers scored 17, 20, 14, and 10 points in the four Packer wins from Jan 1996 to Jan 1998...including three playoff games. That’s 15.3 ppg. Remarkable
@Roosevelt Darbey their defense wasn't hurting not having Deion Sanders they had the number 1 defense in the National Football League. They lost his game against the Packers because of turnovers. Same reason why they lost the 92 NFC Championship game to the Cowboys at home turnovers 2 interceptions by Steve Young of muffed Punt by Dexter Carter. Deion aint have shit to do with this loss.
Unfortunately todays media want to burry Farve's success and only focus on the negatives. With Holmgren & Farve together are better than any combo not named Montana and Walsh or Belichck and Brady.
After being the doormat in the '70's and 80's , the Packers had three straight 9-7 seasons in the '90's before finally breaking through with an 11-5 season in '95. This game was the turning point in Packer history and showed that they finally belonged. I remember it fondly as I was the only Packer fan in a bar dominated by 49er fans. They didn't even give me a hard time since they fully expected to win. As the game went on, they didn't say anything to me. They were in shock.
Packers, Cowboys and the 49ers were all rivals during the 90s
Drip Bayless packers were late to the party but yeah
Young Chuy 23 2000s rivalry were the Patriots, Colts and Steelers.
Unfortunately my niners hardly ever beat them. I believe 2-5 combined, including the catch 2.
mballa423 even in that game packers should have won, jerry rice fumbled the ball. And in the 94 nfc championship game deion got away with a crucial PI
@@отпирайте So true on both counts.
GB basically did to SF what SF did to Dallas the previous year with the early turnover and scoring early. Dallas, SF, and GB, what a great rivalry all three teams had over the years, so much talent!
Indeed
Not quite. niners were up 21 nothing in under 5 minutes of play. Man handled a dynasty team in a championship game. Best game ever lol
@@Censored4UViaGoogle The Cowboys were still the Best Team, Almost Came Back! THE HEART OF A CHAMPION! They Went Back NEXT SEASON, and PROVED who was the 1990s TEAM of the Decade Baby! AMERICA' TEAM!
I absolutely love the ole school west coast offense! It had such rhythm and grace. Both teams ran it well and even though Farve is a straight gun slinger, he still had a grace about him.
Mike Holmgren was Bill Walsh’s star protege. His offense was centered around the two TE sets. Jackson and Chmura were a helluva combo
@Spooky_D I knew that about Homglren I didn't know he emphasized TEs.
I remember watching this game and thinking to myself, the Packers finally made it. Top shelf Super Bowl contender
The key for the Pack was to not be in Texas Stadium
Nope Dallas did..😂😂
That entire weekend of Divisional Playoff football was great.
Green Bay assaulted San Francisco here in the divisional round and then Dallas bullied and bruised Green Bay the next week. It was a heavyweight championship fight any time these three encountered each other in the 90's.
The Packers tried to get physical with the Cowboys, too, but, unfortunately for them, that was the kind of game that Dallas team relished. I remember at one point in the NFC title game the Packers pushed Emmitt Smith into a kicking net on their sideline, and Dallas' Darren Woodson blasted a Packer receiver and took out a Green Bay coach in the process.
Yeah but the 49ers are 6-4 overall in the playoffs against the Packers. Since 2013, the 49ers are 6-0 against the Packers in the playoffs. Kaepernick eliminated the Packers twice..😂😂😂
THIS WAS AN ERA OF THE BEST FOOTBALL! AWESOME TIMES!
@@truthhurtz8517and 0 titles fron any of it. packers are still the better modern franchise
@@2003champ Nope SF 49ers are the best with the best players ever. Jerry Rice is the NFL GOAT..
Packer Fan here. I attended this game and enjoyed it (of course) as "my" team prevailed. (Yes, a Packers Shareholder too). To this day what I recall the most is how gracious the 49er fans were at the conclusion of the game. 1st Class all the way. :::tip of the hat:::
We were definitely that in that era before the bang bang niner gang. Now it’s a mix of class and obnoxiousness/classless group.
I’ve never disliked a player like Brett Favre. Three straight years of his cocky smug attitude. Packers two tight end set was wicked. Probably the best combo of TE’s with Jackson and Chmura
no wonder offence is so easy now, look at the punishment you used to take for throwing down the middle
I honestly think if football was still played like this...Brady would have retired 5 years ago. Look at the beating Steve Young took in this game.
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but to bradys credit he does know how to get rid of the ball, some of that punishment was steves own fault
Pksoze dude Brady played this style of football pre 2010 so did Ben Peyton Aaron Joe etc for different lengths of course
Bruh wtf lol? Did yall watch the video??? Even with the hard hits the Packers put up 21 points in less than 15 minutes of play lmfao. Offense back then is just as explosive as its always been
This is the first of three straight years the Niners were knocked out of the playoffs by the Packers. Including this game, the Packers won 13 out of the next 14 games against the 49ers, the one exception being the Terrell Owens game in the 98 playoffs.
goldenraven20 They would have won that if the refs weren’t blind. Jerry Rice fumbled the ball and the Packers recovered it. The refs ruled he was down but the replay showed he fumbled it before he went down. Even Summerall and Madden saw it. Two plays later was the Owens catch. If they would have ruled correctly, GB would would have went to the Divisional round and most likely have beaten Atlanta and they would have made it back to the NFC Championship game. And they didn’t have instant replay at that point. That game happens. Very next year, they bring back instant replay.
Trace Chmielewski Craig Newsome also dropped the game winning INT the play before Owens catch. Just wasn’t meant to be that year for Green Bay.
And in that game the Packers clearly got robbed which led to instant replay being instituted & I'm a longtime niners fan pointing that out
@@tempest20000 if you’re playing the what if game, the 49ers were without Steve in the 96 mud bowl and left with ELVIS GRBAC. And again, if you’re playing the what if game, JERRY RICE was out and missed the 97 nfc championship game. Lets also go into the Packers and the rest of the nfl’s history and see what might have happened if replay was in existence at the time.
@@tempest20000 and Don Bebe was down in the Monday game ….
This was a huge game for the Packers but it was one of those "climbing up the mountain" type deals for them as they got creamed by the Cowboys. Still, this was a necessary thing for the Packers to keep the hunger to succeed alive for them.
As a fan at the time I was mad though, I wanted to see another Niners/Cowboys matchup.
I'm a Cowboys fan and was at the Championship game the following week. Dallas by no means creamed the Packers that day. Favre put on a clinic, and the Packers had the lead at 27-24 with about 8:00 left to play. Cowboys pulled away with 14 unanswered, but even then I saw what was coming next season and beyond.
You are right, I misremembered the totality of that ballgame as the 4th quarter is what stuck in my mind about that game. Thanks for the factual correction. It was indeed a harbinger of things to come for the Cowboys as you said.
@@jaylucien669 : Well said, Jay. I agree with you. I am a die-hard Dallas fan, and that game was in doubt until the fourth quarter. GB was driving down the field, and thankfully, Larry Brown intercepted a pass near the sideline. One, or two plays later, Emmitt took the handoff from Troy, and ran it in for a TD to make it 38-27. Only then did I breathe a sigh of relief. GB went toe-to-toe with the Cowboys that day. Brett Favre did put on a clinic.
I agree! Some fans think that Dallas had it easy since they didn't play SF in the NFC Title game again. But it was anything but a cakewalk, GB played very well! I think GB's Defense collapsed when Dallas drove down 90 yards or whatever it was and scored on an Emmitt run. GB obviously won the following year, so they were definitely the best in the NFC once Dallas started to go downhill.
@@OfficialGrizzly Favre threw a killer INT with them driving down 31-27. The game was still very much there for them to take, but that turnover did the Packers in.
Not a Packers fan but I love seeing teams reach the next level like GB did here
This is the goat channel on any social media platform. By far. Love this shit.
Cowboys, Niners, and Packers...man what fun times. I loved players on all the teams even though I was a Packers fan
At the time I thought I hated Dallas and then this game happened. I’ve never disliked a player more than Favre. Although now days I respect all them guys. Greatest era of football without a doubt
The only time in the 1990's a road team won an NFC Divisional game
I watched that entire game in ‘95 but when I watched it just now? GB was hitting anything and everything that moved wow they really dominated 10 point win was an understatement
yeah Whenever Steve Young was threatening to explode they found a way to keep him contained
As much as Deion helped us in ‘94 he was our albatross in ‘95. We let Ricky Watters go to Philly hoping to resign him. Not to mention we wasted out 1st round pick on JJ Stokes
" if you're looking at this on your VCR.. " lol
Definitely hit a lot harder back then, miss those days.
Man 90's NFL was so damn good
Go pack go and love your channel
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Packers vs niners and packers vs Cowboys in the mid 90's was awesome
I always love seeing Niners vs Packers in the playoffs. Young vs Favre. Something about red & gold vs green & yellow is asthetically pleasing.
Definitely one of the more underrated non divisional rivalries.
As I Niner fan I had dreamed Young went down in a playoff game and the packers coaching staff pointed to the crowd. There stood Montana who ripped off his civilian shirt to reveal a Niner jersey lol
49ers are 6-4 overall in the playoffs against the Packers.. Since 2013, the 49ers are 6-0 against the Packers in the playoffs..😂😂
The first of eight playoff meetings between the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers. GB won the first three postseason meetings (1995 NFC DIV, 1996 NFC DIV, 1997 NFCCG) before the 49ers finally beat the Pack with the Catch II in the 1998 NFC WC.
In the 21st Century, the Packers won in the 2001 NFC DIV before the 49ers won the next three in the 2012 NFC DIV, 2013 NFC WC and 2019 NFCCG.
The play Favre makes at 6:11 my God
I remember getting to watch this at Lambeau in the box seats there was a party with bunch of big screen TV.s I was like 8 years old. Such a dream.
I don’t think the crowd was loud enough
Crazy the Niners could never beat the Pack. They should’ve won more superbowls other than ‘94. Honestly, letting Ricky Watters walk away really left a void in the Niners Swag and attitude. He brought emotional tenacity that took pressure away from Steve Young, once he left, Steve Young had to sacrifice more and his body gave out sooner than later.
True, favre owned the niners in the 90s. Packers should have more rings in the 90s.
Who's winning tonight!????!?
@@peterlundsten3302Favre choked against Elway
@@Censored4UViaGoogle favre had 3 tds 300 yards Elway had 77 yard no tds ot was the running game Davis ran for 3 tds 200 yards wtf r u talking bout
Couldn't afford him. They screwed up their future cap space after the 1994 season.
SF was my team as a kid. Before we got the Ravens in Baltimore, I loved the 49ers. Young, Rice, Stokes, Jones, Hearst. That team was stacked! Crazy that my home team Ravens, ends up beating my childhood team in the SB
3:46 Brent Jones just lays out Craig Newsome. Craig might have been talkin too much after that fumble return.
Glory days
The packers put a beat down on Brent Jones all day that day
Better than today's football games
Agreed 😎💯💯💯
Yeah, back then nfl had tremendous players. Now, it's so stupid.
Classic matchup. Another awesome upload!
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I've been wanting to see this game. Glad some one finally posted it.
This has to be up there with the 1987 upset by the vikings
That Vikings/49ers game will always baffle me.
@@BAYAREA-kd1ig yeah that stunned but the niners would go on and beat the Vikings in every playoff game after that one
Nah, the Packers were definitely hungry, and showing all the signs of a championship team by 1995. This was like the first fight in Rocky 3.. the Niners didn't look like themselves from the opening kick.
@@seankeys5384 It was that Young run for a TD that killed the Vikings spirit.
I love that it’s so loud at the stadium you can’t even hear the play-by-play 😂
Who wins tonight?!?
Miss all the early to mid 90's action. Glad someone invented RUclips
Amen
One Hell of a block by Brett Jones at 5:48
I looked up "most pass attempts in a playoff game" out of curiosity and was shocked that it was Steve Young in this game. This is my first time watching any footage of it. Trestman certainly liked to call pass plays, since Young was on pace for an astronomical 650 pass attempts in the regular season.
Was the raiders coordinator for Gannon years also
They also were trailing early and didn’t have much of a run game
Brett Favre had some glorious seasons with the packers. He had a beautiful throw. He got his only ring.
Made me love Elway even more when he crushed Packers fans hopes of a Dynasty
Absolute shocker because everyone thought it was gonna be Cowboys and Niners in the NFC Championship again. A guy from my home state of Mississippi carved up the niners defense.
One of the biggest blunders the Niners did was not resigning Ricky Watters, he was badly missed in this game. Steve Young damn near threw for 60+ times with no running game. No balance whatsoever, also the Niners defense couldn't solve the Packers offence as Green Bay ran the West Coast Offense better than them.
Yep, chinks in the DeBartolo empire were becoming more visible during this time frame...
Unfortunately the last time the 49ers would ever go into a game as defending champions.
this was and this is one of the biggest upsets in NFL history. NFC #1 seeds during this era were basically locks to win especially the 49ers. as a packers fan even tho they got killed vs dallas the next week to me this was the win that showed the packers had turned the corner and were legit Superbowl contenders.
The 49ers were a #2 seed that year due to them losing the season finale at ATL.
Packers didn't get killed by Dallas... They were up by a field goal going in to the fourth. The Cowboys scored fourteen unanswered to close out the game. Experience prevailed, but the Packers by no means got "killed."
How are the picture qualities on these 90's games so great?
probably an original copy.
Dallas, SF, and Green Bay all rivals of the 90s.
The crowd was so loud in this game you wouldn't even know that there was a commentary team
This is good therapy for Packers fans after last Sunday.
Once San Francisco lost in the NFC divionsal playoffs to an underdog Green Bay Packers in 1995 Dallas got smooth sailing to winning a 3 Superbowl in the nineties
Agreed SF would have smokes Dallas
@@TheWakeup011they beat them with Grbac earlier that year lol
It’s not unusual to see this great rivalry in the playoffs. 49ers versus Packers. They dislike each other.
Was only 11 when this game happened but I remember it like it was yesterday. I remember the sense of dread when Jacke had a FG blocked on Green Bays opening drive, thinking it was a foreshadowing of things to come. Then the Walker fumble happened and Green Bay's offense was moving the ball all over. Remember the stunned crowd at halftime as nobody saw this coming, not even Packers fans in their wildest dreams. You knew the 49ers would come out fighting the 2nd half but the defense hounded Young all game.
Word on the street keith jackson is still wide the fukk open. Our back 2 back was stopped after deion and ricky left
That was really a brilliant move to have Adam Walker start at FB with a broken arm lol. Just go with one back ffs...Was never a fan of Seifert. Credit to GB though, beating the defending world champs in their backyard is a monumental win.
Last time the niners had those classic jerseys on
The first of 3 straight years that Green Bay would knock San Francisco out of the playoffs.
Yep and 98 was sad
Hoping for a similar result tomorrow for my Packers. Won't be easy though.
Same that's why I'm watching this and 1997 NFC championship game lmao
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The sign at each end zone: "San Franciscans welcome you to the world's most beautiful city." Yeah, that doesn't apply anymore.
When you have Derrick Loville and a one-armed Adam Walker as your starting backfield, you're in trouble. They tee'd off on Young who was getting abused all season. Gotta give it the Pack though, they came into the defending champs backyard and took it from them. Favre at his absolute peak here 95-'97'.
Brett Favre owned Steve Young
You got that right and the 1 time Young won the packers got robbed
The rice fumble?
@@erocs9747 it’s not a common opinion but an incontrovertible fact the refs missed that call & I’m a 49er fan acknowledging that, the next year instant replay was instituted into the nfl
@@chuckdavis2692Favre got so many calls. Stop with that. You know what Steve did the Brett couldn’t? Beat the cowboys. Steve also had the last laugh
SF 49ers deserve to lose giving up on Ricky Waters, Ted Washington and Deion Sanders in free agency. But the dumbest thing was trading Charles Haley to the Cowboys. 8:04 If these players were on the 1995 team the SF 49ers would have won another Super Bowl. The first of many. Steve Young threw over 60 passes in this game. Derek Loville replaces Ricky Waters but was more of a backup than a starting RB.
Who wins tonight?
@@eric3298 SF 49ers
6:12 That is one of the most impressive throws ever.
The 95-97 version of Favre was the GOAT
Yep.
95-97 Favre was basically Patrick Mahomes
Tank he would show glimpses after that,
2007(28tds-13ints) Packers finished 13-3.
2009 with the Vikings(33tds-8ints) Vikings finished 12-4.
The late Fritz Shurmur invented the 4-2-5 defense AKA Big Nickel. Today Nick Saban call it the Cover 7 in college to cover the middle of the field.
Leroy Butler was saying they brought out the 3 4 defense for that game
Wayne fucking simmons bro. That dude was mean as fuck
Hope we win !
If the niners had a reliable running game, they probably would've been the 1 seed that season. Losing Ricky Watters was a monster blow.
And also William Floyd.
More Favre pls
If only farve didn't throw that ridiculous INT to Larry brown when they were in Dallas the following week we would've went to 3 straight Superbowls
the packers beating the niners this weekend gonna be crazy like this one .. Love legacy game incoming
Who wins tonight?
Millions of Cowboys fans heaved a sigh of relief and thankfulness to Green Bay for beating San Fran this day. It is highly doubtful Dallas would have beaten the Niners in the NFC title game, even at home.
Nah u never know with those teams
GB couldn't stop the run as well as the 49ers so yeah
Dallas would have beat them because mentally i think they had the 49ers number 1992, 1993, (finally in 1994 they beat them). And also remember Dallas now had Deion, so the Cowboys would have definitely had the edge.
Without Ricky Waters (who had signed with the Eagles) and Deion (who had signed with the Cowboys) they were pretty much flat. They were badly exposed in this game, the Cowboys would have beaten then easily, probably more than the Packers. Because in the NFC Championship the very next week they had the Cowboys on the ropes, if Farve doesn't throw that interception in the 4th quarter, they probably win that game, but that's hard to tell, seeing as how good the Cowboys were at the time. In December they were just bad, but they got hot at the right time and won it all. It's a toss up between the Cowboys and the Packers and who would've won.
@@justinturley7071 The reason I have a hard time with that is that the Niners routed Dallas 38-20 earlier in the regular season just a few months before this game - without Steve Young, without Deion, etc. So if they could do that in the regular season with Elvis Grbac, who's to say they couldn't smack Dallas just as hard in the NFC title game?
The Adam Walker fumble set the tone for this game. Plus, George Seifert was very bad at game planning. He would do nothing surprising.
I was never impressed with seifert as a coach
Agreed. 49er brass openly courted Holmgren while Seifert was there.
The 49ers had two of the games best offensive playcallers in NFL history serving as OCs while George Seifert was head coach-Mike Holmgren and Mike Shanahan.
Both would be responsible for their teams winning three combined Super Bowls in the 1990s.
It’s a great thing the 49ers have a superb playcaller as head coach right now in Kyle Shanahan!
Why would they allow a guy wearing a cast any opportunity to handle a football is beyond me. That play was on the coaching staff. Credit the Packers and Newsome for capitalizing on that.
Green Bay actually did Dallas a favor by ousting the Niners. Barry Switzer was pretty inept against the Niners (1-3 record), and they already had beaten Dallas earlier in the year at Texas Stadium. And Dallas owned the packers in the 90s, slapping them once again in the NFC championship game a week after this game.
You are exactly right. Dallas dodged a bullet that year to win their 3rd SB in 4 years.
Cowboys always wrecked Favre and Reggie lol
Brett Favre is 4-1 vs 49ers in the playoffs in the 1990s-early 2000s
1995-W
1996-W
1997-W
1998-L
2001-W
And Aaron Rodgers is 0-4 vs 49ers in playoffs.
I hope the Packers pull a upset like this
Me also we need fritz instead of Joe Barry lmao
The moral of the story: Don't trade Deon Sanders.
packers earned the win. But had 49ers had any healthy running backs it would have been interesting.
Have you guys thought about creating a channel whether on RUclips or on tv of an NFL throwback Channel with original Broadcasts?! I’d pay a monthly fee for that!
I remember watching this game and being so relieved that the pokes didn’t have to play the niners in the nfc championship game. The niners has beaten us 3 times in a row at that point. The following year Dallas lost in the divisional round to Carolina when Irvin went down with an injury. Green Bay dodged a bullet cuz favre could not beat the pokes in their prime.
90% of today’s qbs would not be able to withstand the beating young endured in this game
Steve Young threw over 60 times in this game, and there was so much consistent pressure. Favre seemed to find the open man and fire away too fast for the defense to get to him.
Yep but farve moved better inside of the pocket and had a better feel for evading pressure. I know he has a reputation for throwing a lot of interceptions but it didn't happen in meaningful moments against the niners. We tried to draft players to contend with Antonio Freeman who constantly killed us but they all choked and let us down when it mattred
Favre had a three year run that was spectacular and he had the int issue under control during that time. Can you imagine what 1995 Favre could do in todays era? Lol
The packers had our number until 1998
JERRY RICE FUMBLED!
The one year they took away replay!
Niners lost but got the gift!
And you know this! Man!
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Over 1998 we wouldn't of won a ring anyway lmao
Now the 49ers beating the Packers the same way.
The greatest owning of a team I’ve ever seen in a multi-year stretch, except for the current one involving the same two teams.
Does anybody have a copy of the 1996 SF 49ers vs the Carolina Panthers at Candlestick Park on December 8th Of 1996 that could be posted to watch on RUclips ? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔?
6:11 Ridiculous throw by Favre.
When he played like this he was the best, is just those situations where he threw interceptions. Favre had a playoff game against the Rams where he threw 6 ints, against the Vikings where he threw 4 ints.
@@rooseveltdarbey9493 That was all after Holmgren left. All those coaches from the SF coaching tree did great with every QB: Dennis Green, Andy Reid, Gruden, and Mike Shanahan were great for QB’s. Favre was improvising was too much. Mahomes is doing the same thing, he needs to just make a quick decision and stop running around.
Talk about time flies, this Saturday at Lambeau Field will be the ninth postseason meeting between the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers.
@Steve Kovaleski Four in a row in the playoffs including two in Lambeau.
The San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants are the only teams to date to beat the Green Bay Packers in a postseason game on the frozen tundra twice.
@Steve Kovaleski Don't forget the Vikings with Randy Moss and his moon.
Who wins tonight?
@@eric3298Niners
Is it me or you can hear the players on the field clearly? Lol
Packers 49ers NFC Championship game next week.
The 49ers and Packers will face off for the 10th time in the postseason on Saturday Night football at Levi's Stadium.
Who wins tonight?
@@eric3298 Tough call.
I'm going with the 49ers.
And so my hatred of the Packers and #4 began. I still hate those packers teams. So so much.
Freaking Farve owned the 49ers, was it 1 career loss ?
Ur right
9:06 too many throws losing waters was bigg
Simply put, Green Bay's D-line whooped San Fran's O-line
Reggie White big ole Gilbert Brown !
@@eric3298Gilbert was the perfect nose tackle to pair with Reggie.
What kind of clock management is that to end the first half?? Comon Man!!
Shanahans or lafluer?
I miss watching these teams play look at FAVER AND YOUNG go at it. Faver did not have weapons YOUNG had
You gotta be freaking kidding me. Antonio Freeman, Robert Brooks , Andre rison, Desmond Howard. They might not have been household names at the time but made significant contributions to beating the 49ers consistently. Generally speaking I don't disagree too strongly as Jerry rice, Terrell Owens, and JJ stokes should have been able to have better production. The difference coaching can make. A more talented team can lose if the coach is not getting the most out of his players.
As a Cowboy fan, I loved the 90's Packers. These days, not so much.
Well said
I remember this game. I wanted Green Bay to win anyway.
Who's winning tonight?
@@eric3298 Green Bay
Those old Packer teams were fierce. Newsome seals the deal with a pick at the end. Packers Defense has gotten better over the years. They should watch these old films. For inspiration.
I was 30 in 1995. I been a California Packer fan since 1980. I had friends who made fun of the Packers in high school and after high school. They were 49er, Raiders, Steelers, Cowboys, Redskins fans. I don't see them anymore, but I wonder about them when they lose to Green Bay. I never imagined the Packers would ever be as good as the days of Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr.
This was not even much of an upset. The SF team was completely gutted and running on fumes.
And 49ers been kicking Packers ass last 4/5 years in playoffs soooo 🍵
Turnovers killed the Niners
Need fritz shurmur to replace Joe Barry !
3:47 that block!