"At six-06 Eastern Standard Time, Vince Lombardi was carried off the field for the last time. He was carried not just to the locker room, but a few steps closer to the Hall of Fame." How could you not be a pro football fan growing up and watching these wonderful highlight clips?
January 14th a full month ahead of when the game is played now. Sunshine filled the stadium because the game was started at 2:45 and there was only a half hour pre-game show. How I wish we could go back to things being like this, but alas, the almighty dollar won't allow it.
The real original was recorded on Quadruplex video tape which was considered quite expensive at the time, at about $2,000 per roll in 1960's dollars. Unfortunately it was standard procedure at the time to erase it and reuse it. Unless someone dubbed it somehow the original is lost to history.
Following the agreement to merge the NFL and AFL in 1966 then NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle visited Lamar Hunt owner of the KC Chiefs in Kansas City. Rozelle was extremely impressed with the field at the old KC Municipal Stadium which was maintained by the groundskeeper George Toma ("The God of Sod"). Rozelle asked Toma to look after the fields of many of the Super Bowl fields in the future. You can see some of the innovations that Toma came up with in this game including putting the helmet logos of each team on the field and in the endzones.
I think both Kansas City and Oakland each went into the first two Super Bowls with a fragile confidence, and in both cases it was turnovers that took the starch out of each team. Also, I have a funny feeling that the Chiefs and Raiders were somewhat intimidated by Packer "mystique."
@@gregford2103 that and the Packers defense should still be considered among the greatest all time. The D Line was solid with Davis, LBs were legendary with Nitschke and Robinson, not to forget Lee Roy Caffey who was also an All-Pro. The Packers secondary was also rock solid with Adderly, Wood, Brown, and Hart.
For GB, this would be the last stop in their 8-year run of championship play. For the Silver and Black, themselves in the post-season for the first time, this South Florida reality check was a rocky but useful jump-off point. Led by Al Davis, their achievements over the next 15 seasons included three (3) Super Bowl Trophies of their own. The NFL wars of succession brought us a merger + a new wave of multiple SB winning coaches; Shula, Noll, Flores and Walsh - to name just a few. Later on, one guy in the AFC went as far as to win Six (6) of them. As Mr. Melvin Allen might say, " How 'bout that!".
And then Oakland HC John Rauch made the biggest mistake of his career by leaving and going to coach the hapless Buffalo Bills and work with their demented owner Ralph Wilson. The fans in Buffalo who watched this game must have been furious over the trade that resulted in Daryle Lamonica leaving for Oakland where he went on to have many successful seasons.RIP Mr. Lamonica
Those first 70 seconds are why Joe Namath is in the Hall of Fame. His stats are terrible and he only made the playoffs twice, but he did the impossible and beat the Colts whilst playing in the much weaker AFL. More, he believed it, said it, and did it. Look at how defeated these Raiders are here. Joe was something.
The AFL was not much weaker. The Packers won the first two and the AFL won the next two. Those Chief teams especially were loaded on offense and defense. The old AFL teams won 5 of the first 10 SBs.
@@yeildo1492 In the 70s, only two AFL teams won a Super Bowl; the Dolphins and Raiders. The other AFC Super Bowl winners, the Colts and Steelers, were part of the pre-merger NFL.
My friend !! You are on the verge of creating a channel, that will soon become the greatest, MOST WATCHED website of the entire RUclips Network. Be sure to include EVERY SUPER BOWL FILM HIGHLIGHT, including the memorable classics from the 1960's - 70's and 80's, featuring the brilliant narration of the GREATEST, most beloved voice ever heard in sports films history : That of THE VOICE OF GOD, himself : The late, JOHN FACENDA.
Everything was so primitive back then and watching this makes me seem older than I feel - I was 2 and probably sitting next to my dad on the couch watching this. Seems like I remember it somehow..
NFL, thank you thank you thank you for posting those links. I was looking to purchase a CD of the KPM library tunes with those songs on it, but the only purchase I can make is one via an MP3 download from sellers like Amazon. Hopefully some day the KPM catalogue will be released in CD format. Thanks again for your efforts and for your time.
Max McGee was going to retire after SB I but his performance convinced him to come back one more year. Anybody know who #88 for the Packers is? He recovered Byrd's muffed punt. There is no 88 listed on the 1968 roster.
@@nflfilmsarchive1783 Thank you very much for that. It is Grand Prix, by British Arranger / Composer Johnny Pearson. And by the way, would you happen to know the composer of the tune that precedes it, starting at 11:04? Thanks again for your time.
when Superbowl II was played it was not called Superbowl II it was called NFL AFL Championship game , People think the NFL started with the invention of the name Superbowl
I don't think people think that. The "Super Bowl Era" started, depending on how you look at it with the first AFL/NFL championship game in 1967. Before that, there was the NFL championship game (and between 1960 and 1970) the AFL championship game.
Would you happen to know the title of the western themed orchestration rolling at the conclusion and credits? Been looking forever. It's also toward the end of the orginal Football Follies. Thanks in advance
William Woodson. He was an actor, also narrator of the Super Friends cartoon and the opening of the original Odd Couple tv series. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Woodson
the chiefs have more wins than us but it didn't take us 50 years to win our 2nd bowl classic bowls from 1967 to 1991 or so not including 20 Broncos Giants. our 3 wins are more impresive than there 4? top 10 bowls 10. 1980 or 1981 49ers Bengals 9. 1979 or 1980 Steelers Cowboys 8. Vikings Dolphins 1973 season 1974 Bowl 7. 1982 or 1983 Dolphins Redskins 6. 1984 season 85 Bowl 49ers Dolphins 5. 1974 Vikings Steelers 4. 1970 season 1971 Bowl Cowboys Colts 3. Raiders Vikings 1976 season 1977 Bowl 2. 1972 season 1973 Bowl Dolphins Redskins 1. B Jets Colts 1968 season 1969 Bowl 1. 1966 season 1967 Bowl Packers chiefs
It's not NEVER WAS SUPERBOWL 2.....it was called the Championship game same as game between Green Bay and KC Chiefs......the first actual Superbowl was the 3rd game Jets vs Colts of AFL VS NFL.......actual FACTS...I lived thru it.....
This coming Super Sunday I'm gonna watch one of these retro Super Bowls instead of THAT FREAK SHOW halftime starting that SKANK taylor swift...why is everyone makin' such a big deal about that dame?🤬
She is liked as singer by 50% of adults (not me) and more by kids. Usher is the halftime entertainer and being popular (not by me). Swift of course will be on tv screen in her booth and on field postgame if Chiefs win. I'll be watching John Elway win in SB.
@@ewern yeah 👍 I watched the back2back Broncos Super Bowls in the late '90s "THIS ONE'S for John"... redemption for those big game losses in the early '90s
If you people think 🤔 that the original broadcast of this superbowl does not exist, then you are stupidly mistaken. Just remember, it's Lombardi's last game as a packer head coach, no fucking way someone is going to allow the footage to be taped over or erased PLEASE!!
Unfortunately, it might be you who are mistaken. If you can find a copy of the original broadcast, please, by all means, let us know where you found it. As offended as you might be, it was common practice during this time to reuse tape over and over. That's why so few highlights of early college & professional football exist today. Perhaps it would be better to appreciate the film footage we DO have instead of complaining about what we don't.
@@kvernon1 ok smart person then can you please explain to me how 🤔 there is an original broadcast audio of Ray Scott and Pat Summeral calling the Raiders touchdown which made the score 13-7 before the end of the first half? The same nonsense 🙄 was being stated about superbowl 4 for a number of years, showing only the Canadian black and white broadcast which I possess. And now mysteriously months ago the original CBS broadcast of superbowl 4 along with the PREGAME was uploaded. If there is audio that still exists, the damn video is out there 😤 also, SIR!!
@@BigRich1968 So what's the point? That there's some sort of conspiracy to keep people from watching the broadcast of the game? A PsyOps operation? Taylor/Kelce?
@@amyh9512 oh wow, and your response is one victory one win, he also had about 20 HOF on those teams, he was a basic less than average play caller, ...
@@BryantWilliams-d3j 5 championships in 6yrs. Are you really going to dismiss the pre superbowl nfl championships as far as hof goes, there will be more than 2 from kc but that isn't a fair comparison because talent is way more spread out with 32 teams vs the NFL in the 60s only having one third as many teams. 13 to be precise. The afl wasn't that good until the late 60s after Lombardi left GB.
Why are they called the packers? And why would someone narrate a film telling you everything that is about to happen just before it happens......... what a waste of time watching.
@Joe Downs Thank you, I couldn't find the answer when searching ..... I can't watch golf when they tell me he holes the puts on 16 for an eagle then they show me...... I was trying to watch for the first time to start at the beginning not knowing the outcomes, so I was bummed. Thanks again.
@@golfprocrastinator9519, Even then, the game was such a huge event that the clear assumption was in making the film, that everyone would know the outcome, especially as it wasn't released until well over a month after the fact.
You can sense the arrogance and pro NFL over AFL bias of NFL films at the time in John Facenda's narration. The narration continuously portrays the Raiders as inexperienced overmatched kids without giving them the credit they deserved. However, the arrogance and bias and the myth of NFL superiority projected in NFL films came crashing down the following year when Broadway Joe and the New York Jets smashed the heavily favored and overrated Colts.
"At six-06 Eastern Standard Time, Vince Lombardi was carried off the field for the last time. He was carried not just to the locker room, but a few steps closer to the Hall of Fame."
How could you not be a pro football fan growing up and watching these wonderful highlight clips?
23:31
The greatest head coach the sport has ever seen, Vince Lombardi.
January 14th a full month ahead of when the game is played now. Sunshine filled the stadium because the game was started at 2:45 and there was only a half hour pre-game show. How I wish we could go back to things being like this, but alas, the almighty dollar won't allow it.
Hoping one day an original tape of the TV broadcast will be found somewhere....
I have it? Should I post it
All we have to do is travel faster than light speed, race ahead of the broadcast, capture Superbowl II and return it safely to Earth!
if it`s a copy of the the original CBS broadcast, by all means!👍
@@walterwhite1 yeah you should.
The real original was recorded on Quadruplex video tape which was considered quite expensive at the time, at about $2,000 per roll in 1960's dollars. Unfortunately it was standard procedure at the time to erase it and reuse it. Unless someone dubbed it somehow the original is lost to history.
I remember this game. Those were the days.
Me too George. I was 9 at the time.
Following the agreement to merge the NFL and AFL in 1966 then NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle visited Lamar Hunt owner of the KC Chiefs in Kansas City. Rozelle was extremely impressed with the field at the old KC Municipal Stadium which was maintained by the groundskeeper George Toma ("The God of Sod"). Rozelle asked Toma to look after the fields of many of the Super Bowl fields in the future. You can see some of the innovations that Toma came up with in this game including putting the helmet logos of each team on the field and in the endzones.
Bart Starr is the greatest !
we need a rematch of this bowl where raider nation prevails
And Oakland had one helluva defense that year, going 13-1 and blowing out the Oilers in the AFL Championship game. The Packers were that good.
16:40...I remember this scene of Willie Davis storming in on Daryle Lamonica scaring me as a kid.
Raiders tried running the sweep, but the Packers defense played against it every day in practice. They knew how to stop it!
Refreshing to watch a game the football way. Few flags and QBs weren’t paper tigers.
And the tackling was real tackling.
These were highlights. They don't show the penalties.
That fumbled punt for halftime, as Davis stated is the key. Turnovers. Oakland could have won rhis game.
I think both Kansas City and Oakland each went into the first two Super Bowls with a fragile confidence, and in both cases it was turnovers that took the starch out of each team. Also, I have a funny feeling that the Chiefs and Raiders were somewhat intimidated by Packer "mystique."
Fumbled punt, points on the board, and Packers ball in the 2nd half.
@@gregford2103 that and the Packers defense should still be considered among the greatest all time. The D Line was solid with Davis, LBs were legendary with Nitschke and Robinson, not to forget Lee Roy Caffey who was also an All-Pro. The Packers secondary was also rock solid with Adderly, Wood, Brown, and Hart.
For GB, this would be the last stop in their 8-year run of championship play. For the Silver and Black, themselves in the post-season for the first time, this South Florida reality check was a rocky but useful jump-off point. Led by Al Davis, their achievements over the next 15 seasons included three (3) Super Bowl Trophies of their own. The NFL wars of succession brought us a merger + a new wave of multiple SB winning coaches; Shula, Noll, Flores and Walsh - to name just a few. Later on, one guy in the AFC went as far as to win Six (6) of them. As Mr. Melvin Allen might say, " How 'bout that!".
And then Oakland HC John Rauch made the biggest mistake of his career by leaving and going to coach the hapless Buffalo Bills and work with their demented owner Ralph Wilson. The fans in Buffalo who watched this game must have been furious over the trade that resulted in Daryle Lamonica leaving for Oakland where he went on to have many successful seasons.RIP Mr. Lamonica
It makes you wonder. If Rauch would have stayed on with the Raiders, what would have become of Madden, who was linebackers coach?
@@CarlosReyes-qe2iqRauch would have bolted eventually. Rauch didn't like owner interference; that's why he left Buffalo.
2 weeks after the ice bowl!
That's when football was football. Now it's all about money
Those first 70 seconds are why Joe Namath is in the Hall of Fame. His stats are terrible and he only made the playoffs twice, but he did the impossible and beat the Colts whilst playing in the much weaker AFL. More, he believed it, said it, and did it. Look at how defeated these Raiders are here. Joe was something.
The AFL was not much weaker. The Packers won the first two and the AFL won the next two.
Those Chief teams especially were loaded on offense and defense.
The old AFL teams won 5 of the first 10 SBs.
@@yeildo1492 The AFL did not believe. That is my thesis.
@allinfun829 I don't think so. I don't imagine most people would train for something their entire lives only to capitulate for a few bucks
Sure buddy. Adjust that tinfoil hat a little.@allinfun829
@@yeildo1492 In the 70s, only two AFL teams won a Super Bowl; the Dolphins and Raiders. The other AFC Super Bowl winners, the Colts and Steelers, were part of the pre-merger NFL.
Super Bowl 2 is THE Holy Grail of NFL videos. Does it exist anywhere? One day maybe
I recorded it on my DVD player
@@amyh9512
I did It on an usb stick
My friend !! You are on the verge of creating a channel, that will soon become
the greatest, MOST WATCHED website of the entire RUclips Network. Be
sure to include EVERY SUPER BOWL FILM HIGHLIGHT, including the memorable
classics from the 1960's - 70's and 80's, featuring the brilliant narration of
the GREATEST, most beloved voice ever heard in sports films history :
That of THE VOICE OF GOD, himself : The late, JOHN FACENDA.
Everything was so primitive back then and watching this makes me seem older than I feel - I was 2 and probably sitting next to my dad on the couch watching this. Seems like I remember it somehow..
I was 11 and we got our first color tv a few days before the game when color tv was a big deal. I remember that more than the game itself.
The crazy thing is the Packers were no longer at its peak at this point. Obviously still good enough to win it all, but starting to show their age.
Bart Starr and Terry Bradshaw are the Rodney Dangerfield of the NFL.
The Packers are going to be a force for years to come!
QB’s called their own plays in the huddle in those days.
It would be 9 more years before the Raiders would return to the Super Bowl, they were clearly outplayed in Super Bowl 2
The Raiders Never Had a Chance in This Game Vs Green Bay Cause As We All Know Green Bay Was Too Good For a Aging Team!
this was the narrator of the opening credits of the tv show-'the invaders'
And the Odd Couple.
TICKET PRICE ...12 .00 dollar or 20 scalped !!
Let me know if you want anymore tunes from this video.
NFL, thank you thank you thank you for posting those links. I was looking to purchase a CD of the KPM library tunes with those songs on it, but the only purchase I can make is one via an MP3 download from sellers like Amazon. Hopefully some day the KPM catalogue will be released in CD format. Thanks again for your efforts and for your time.
@@rayjr62 I can give you an mp3 of the songs if you would like.
@@nflfilmsarchive1783 Man, if you could that would be great. Wow. Thanks.
@@nflfilmsarchive1783more superbowl films please
5:29 John Madden??
Boyd Dawler and Carol Dale were both great speedsters.
What a difference a year made.
Max McGee was going to retire after SB I but his performance convinced him to come back one more year.
Anybody know who #88 for the Packers is? He recovered Byrd's muffed punt. There is no 88 listed on the 1968 roster.
Check the 1967 roster. This was the Super Bowl played at the end of the 1967 season.
I looked it up. Number 88 for Green Bay was Dick Capp, a tight end.
@@oakchar Thank you. I googled roster for 1967 and 1968 but did not find him. Good work!
And I just did it again and there he is.... embarrassing....
#88 was probably a time-traveler.
Or I am a ding-aling....@@NorbertoFontanez
As well as Starr played I wonder if Don Chandler should have gotten MVP. Still holds the record for most points by a kicker.
Bart Starr would probably agree with you Just like Max McGee should have been in SB I .Bart was true diplomate .
Gene Upshaw Rookie in this 1968 Superbowl would go on to play in 2 more 77, 81,
I have seen this film many times and it just does not sound right without John Facenda narrating this game he would do so till SB 18
Agreed and John’s Voice For Super Bowl 1 Films Was Different Unlike Other Super Bowl Highlights Until Super Bowl 18!
1:53 Real Intro
Three peat... Only NFL team to do it!
To this day why did John never narrated this super bowl ?
I heard that he wasn't available. Why he wasn't available I don't know
By any chance does anyone know who the artist is, or who does the music that begins at 11:33? If anyone could get back to me, I'd appreciate it.
I will look for the track for you
Got IT ruclips.net/video/BXJrs4Nn9fo/видео.html
@@nflfilmsarchive1783 Thank you very much for that. It is Grand Prix, by British Arranger / Composer Johnny Pearson. And by the way, would you happen to know the composer of the tune that precedes it, starting at 11:04? Thanks again for your time.
@@rayjr62 No Problem
ruclips.net/video/dKgQFoBrqJM/видео.html It's a Syd Dale Piece. He does lots of NFL FIlms Music.
when Superbowl II was played it was not called Superbowl II it was called NFL AFL Championship game , People think the NFL started with the invention of the name Superbowl
I don't think people think that. The "Super Bowl Era" started, depending on how you look at it with the first AFL/NFL championship game in 1967. Before that, there was the NFL championship game (and between 1960 and 1970) the AFL championship game.
Super bowl2❤.
Li,e
Raiders didn't help themselves with the wide open touchdown they allowed and the turnovers
Dowler, 5 yards in front. Huh?
Packers kicked there ass.
Would you happen to know the title of the western themed orchestration rolling at the conclusion and credits? Been looking forever. It's also toward the end of the orginal Football Follies. Thanks in advance
Do you mean Syd Dale - Open Prairie
ruclips.net/video/1V7Q7IjQwus/видео.html
Too bad they don’t know it’s changed to Las Vegas Raiders 😂
10:08 can anyone tell me the song name ?? :)
Dowler was NOT a fast guy. How did he keep getting so open?
I was there...8 yrs old
willie brown-what a joke...max made a fool of him plus 2 others...
Who is narrating this? This is not Facenda
William Woodson. He was an actor, also narrator of the Super Friends cartoon and the opening of the original Odd Couple tv series. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Woodson
I thought Ted Knight did that
8:32
the chiefs have more wins than us but it didn't take us 50 years to win our 2nd bowl
classic bowls from 1967 to 1991 or so not including 20 Broncos Giants.
our 3 wins are more impresive than there 4?
top 10 bowls
10. 1980 or 1981 49ers Bengals
9. 1979 or 1980 Steelers Cowboys
8. Vikings Dolphins 1973 season 1974 Bowl
7. 1982 or 1983 Dolphins Redskins
6. 1984 season 85 Bowl 49ers Dolphins
5. 1974 Vikings Steelers
4. 1970 season 1971 Bowl Cowboys Colts
3. Raiders Vikings 1976 season 1977 Bowl
2. 1972 season 1973 Bowl Dolphins Redskins
1. B Jets Colts 1968 season 1969 Bowl
1. 1966 season 1967 Bowl Packers chiefs
How is 3 more impressive than 4? I'd love to hear that explanation. And, no, I'm not a Chiefs fan. I'd love to make change for you.
@@marcschneider4845 because our 3 wins were in the glory days and had more injurys, no replays stuff like that. early days of the bowl.
Where is the Super Bowl XV??? My Raiders were the first team to win as a Wild Card
@@marksantucci4230 But the Chiefs first win was an AFL-NFL championship title; whereas the Raiders three Lombardis are the same as the Chiefs three.
@@tygrkhat4087 ok am I missing something?
Vince L was an A Hole.
There was no Super Bowl 2 or 1. It wasn't named 'The Super Bowl" until Super Bowl III.
It's not NEVER WAS SUPERBOWL 2.....it was called the Championship game same as game between Green Bay and KC Chiefs......the first actual Superbowl was the 3rd game Jets vs Colts of AFL VS NFL.......actual FACTS...I lived thru it.....
I think it has subsequently been called the Super Bowl. I agree it was not called the Super Bowl at the time.
You are technically correct, the best kind of correct. The first two games have been backnamed.
This coming Super Sunday I'm gonna watch one of these retro Super Bowls instead of THAT FREAK SHOW halftime starting that SKANK taylor swift...why is everyone makin' such a big deal about that dame?🤬
She is liked as singer by 50% of adults (not me) and more by kids. Usher is the halftime entertainer and being popular (not by me). Swift of course will be on tv screen in her booth and on field postgame if Chiefs win. I'll be watching John Elway win in SB.
@@ewern yeah 👍 I watched the back2back Broncos Super Bowls in the late '90s "THIS ONE'S for John"... redemption for those big game losses in the early '90s
@@ewern ...we have so many veteran artists that could give a good lesson to these AMATEURS nucomers that AIN'T EVEN good enough.
Why is Facenda not offering this voicing? Absurd.
Facenda wasn't available.
If you people think 🤔 that the original broadcast of this superbowl does not exist, then you are stupidly mistaken. Just remember, it's Lombardi's last game as a packer head coach, no fucking way someone is going to allow the footage to be taped over or erased PLEASE!!
Unfortunately, it might be you who are mistaken. If you can find a copy of the original broadcast, please, by all means, let us know where you found it. As offended as you might be, it was common practice during this time to reuse tape over and over. That's why so few highlights of early college & professional football exist today. Perhaps it would be better to appreciate the film footage we DO have instead of complaining about what we don't.
@@kvernon1 ok smart person then can you please explain to me how 🤔 there is an original broadcast audio of Ray Scott and Pat Summeral calling the Raiders touchdown which made the score 13-7 before the end of the first half? The same nonsense 🙄 was being stated about superbowl 4 for a number of years, showing only the Canadian black and white broadcast which I possess. And now mysteriously months ago the original CBS broadcast of superbowl 4 along with the PREGAME was uploaded. If there is audio that still exists, the damn video is out there 😤 also, SIR!!
@@BigRich1968 So what's the point? That there's some sort of conspiracy to keep people from watching the broadcast of the game? A PsyOps operation? Taylor/Kelce?
@@BigRich1968 Just because there are parts of the broadcast doesn't mean there is a complete copy out there.
Lombardi was overrated.....he would be a modern day version of Bill parcels.....
Why do you say that. He took a team that went 1-10-1 in 58 to beating the giants in the championship game 37 to 0 , three years later
@@amyh9512 oh wow, and your response is one victory one win, he also had about 20 HOF on those teams, he was a basic less than average play caller, ...
@user-br2zz7nn5u What coach created a dynasty that didn't have a group of HOFers
@@amyh9512 he only won 2 Superbowls!!!!, Andy Reid is about to win 3 with only 2 HOFamers.....
@@BryantWilliams-d3j
5 championships in 6yrs. Are you really going to dismiss the pre superbowl nfl championships
as far as hof goes, there will be more than 2 from kc but that isn't a fair comparison because talent is way more spread out with 32 teams vs the NFL in the 60s only having one third as many teams. 13 to be precise. The afl wasn't that good until the late 60s after Lombardi left GB.
Why are they called the packers? And why would someone narrate a film telling you everything that is about to happen just before it happens......... what a waste of time watching.
@Joe Downs Thank you, I couldn't find the answer when searching .....
I can't watch golf when they tell me he holes the puts on 16 for an eagle then they show me...... I was trying to watch for the first time to start at the beginning not knowing the outcomes, so I was bummed. Thanks again.
They are called the packers after the acme packing Company many many years ago.
@@golfprocrastinator9519, Even then, the game was such a huge event that the clear assumption was in making the film, that everyone would know the outcome, especially as it wasn't released until well over a month after the fact.
Nobody cared
Obviously you do
You can sense the arrogance and pro NFL over AFL bias of NFL films at the time in John Facenda's narration. The narration continuously portrays the Raiders as inexperienced overmatched kids without giving them the credit they deserved. However, the arrogance and bias and the myth of NFL superiority projected in NFL films came crashing down the following year when Broadway Joe and the New York Jets smashed the heavily favored and overrated Colts.