I prefer the old uniforms to the new ones. Nothing like the old blue, green and silver Seahawks uniforms, and the old school Broncos uniforms were good too.
great game because I got to see a lot of players I never saw play. I rarely saw west coast games from this era and these 2 teams were stacked with players I had football cards for but did not get to see play much unless they lasted until 1986. Seahawks before Curt Warner was drafted, before Dave Krieg was a starter. Denver before Elway. It was nice to see players that I only knew about from having their football cards. Guys like Rick Parros who came in the first pack of football cards I had. Not that he was anything special but it was nice to see him play. I never saw Sherman Smith play either. I never saw a full game with Zorn as QB, just highlight reels featuring Steve Largent. Seems strange I would get excited about a game like this but I am. I would rather watch this than the super bowl that is either upcoming or played last Sunday. I do not know what teams even made the playoffs or any players in the league because I am so far removed from todays game. 1970's and 1980's football is my favorite era. Great defensive games of the 1970's and great running offensives of the 1980's with enough passing to make it exciting without watering down the game with too many big plays.
I only watch 70s, 80s and some 90s on YT. A great game on YT is 1979 Seahawks at Denver. Craig Morton leads the team back from a 24 point deficit. Great visuals especially Sherman Smiths black shoes.
@@shanetrimble9265 I watch some of the Gibbs Coached games in the 2000's too. The 1990's games are good too especially the early 1990's. One of my issues with 1990's ball is that players started hitting more than they wrap up tackled. Players were more concerned about personal profile than they were team victories. Sometimes I felt players practiced their celebrations more than they practiced their fundamentals. Players would celebrate plays that were not impressive in 1990's. I am wondering if Free Agency and getting promotional deals changed the game a bit. I know that's the decade where the NFL banned helmet removal because players would remove their helmets to get TV face time to increase their brand after a big play. Although I kept watching football through the 1990's. I just do not have many fond memories from that decade after free agency.
@@johnliberty3647 I totally understand. Free agency started in 93. I also thought the uniforms started getting too modern looking in the 90s. Kind of boring. Nowadays their horrible along with the fields/stadiums. I find myself venturing further and further back watching games on YT. There are a lot from 1977 and I have really been enjoying them.
The last season for Craig Morton and the very next one they would get John Elway in the draft trade with the Baltimore Colts. The rest is history. For the Seahawks, they got the great Chuck Knox as coach the next season and made the first playoffs EVER at 9-7 and made it all the way to the AFC Championship game.
Awesome. Charlie Jones and Len Dawson. Watching this tonight.
Man, those old uniforms!!!! Denver had a number 7 at QB for 22 seasons. I could watch these old games all day long!!
Me too. The Colorado sunshine and grass field doesn't hurt a bit.
I prefer the old uniforms to the new ones. Nothing like the old blue, green and silver Seahawks uniforms, and the old school Broncos uniforms were good too.
Seeing these late afternoon games. Seems like the second game on Sundays was always a Chargers or Raiders or Broncos game.
great game because I got to see a lot of players I never saw play. I rarely saw west coast games from this era and these 2 teams were stacked with players I had football cards for but did not get to see play much unless they lasted until 1986. Seahawks before Curt Warner was drafted, before Dave Krieg was a starter. Denver before Elway. It was nice to see players that I only knew about from having their football cards. Guys like Rick Parros who came in the first pack of football cards I had. Not that he was anything special but it was nice to see him play. I never saw Sherman Smith play either. I never saw a full game with Zorn as QB, just highlight reels featuring Steve Largent. Seems strange I would get excited about a game like this but I am. I would rather watch this than the super bowl that is either upcoming or played last Sunday. I do not know what teams even made the playoffs or any players in the league because I am so far removed from todays game. 1970's and 1980's football is my favorite era. Great defensive games of the 1970's and great running offensives of the 1980's with enough passing to make it exciting without watering down the game with too many big plays.
I only watch 70s, 80s and some 90s on YT. A great game on YT is 1979 Seahawks at Denver. Craig Morton leads the team back from a 24 point deficit. Great visuals especially Sherman Smiths black shoes.
@@shanetrimble9265 I watch some of the Gibbs Coached games in the 2000's too. The 1990's games are good too especially the early 1990's. One of my issues with 1990's ball is that players started hitting more than they wrap up tackled. Players were more concerned about personal profile than they were team victories. Sometimes I felt players practiced their celebrations more than they practiced their fundamentals. Players would celebrate plays that were not impressive in 1990's. I am wondering if Free Agency and getting promotional deals changed the game a bit. I know that's the decade where the NFL banned helmet removal because players would remove their helmets to get TV face time to increase their brand after a big play. Although I kept watching football through the 1990's. I just do not have many fond memories from that decade after free agency.
@@johnliberty3647 I totally understand. Free agency started in 93. I also thought the uniforms started getting too modern looking in the 90s. Kind of boring. Nowadays their horrible along with the fields/stadiums. I find myself venturing further and further back watching games on YT. There are a lot from 1977 and I have really been enjoying them.
The last season for Craig Morton and the very next one they would get John Elway in the draft trade with the Baltimore Colts. The rest is history. For the Seahawks, they got the great Chuck Knox as coach the next season and made the first playoffs EVER at 9-7 and made it all the way to the AFC Championship game.
Roger Carr as a Seahawk is a shot to the system.
GARBAGE! - Q3 missing whole Seattle drive and their pick 6 score.