99 Rams lose to the Titans in the regular season, beat them in the Super Bowl. 2001 Rams beat the Patriots in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl.
1990 Bills beat the Giants in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl 1993 Bills beat the Cowboys in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl
I remember watching this game and the thing I remember the most is Marshall Faulk picking Az Hakim up to avoid a ten second run off. I don't know if many players would have known enough to do that in that situation!
For the Rams, this was a shocking defeat in a pleasantly surprising year. For the Titans, this win and excellent start was a culmination of everything that happened the past few years with them.
I’ve been looking for this game forever. The nation didn’t see the St Louis Rams until the playoffs because none of their games were nationally televised that year.
The 1999 Rams never defeated a single playoff team in the regular season, yet they were able to reach and ultimately win the Super Bowl. I’m not sure if there was anything quite like it in pro football history up to that point.
No one. The NFL was wide open that year. Elway retired. Terrell Davis got injured. The Falcons fell off. The 49ers were old. The Jets lost Testaverde for the season and fell off. The only team people thought was a Super Bowl contender was the Jaguars, although the Titans had beaten them twice in the regular season.
And this two losses by the Jaguars to the Titans were their ONLY two losses of the regular season. Ultimately, the number would go up to three in both cases.
I wonder if Hakim was really hurting or playing possum to try and stop the clock. Imagine moving an injured teammate back up now a days with the NFL much more under the microscope of safety. I guess he was fine, because Hakim got up no problem. But did Marshall know that? Hmmm...
Shouldve been roughing the kicker on the missed kick. Titans cranked the stadium volume too loud which resulted in 6 false starts. Anyways Titans lost Super Bowl. KARMA
Yes they played the easiest schedule based on finishing 4-12 the prior year. And you know what? Lots of other teams played similar schedules the following year after being putrid the year before. .. And Never Came Close to doing what the Super Bowl winning Rams did in 1999. They demolished everyone they played at home that year, going 8-0, and won by an average score of 36-11. Show me another team that transformed like that from one year to the next. GREATEST SHOW ON TURF, and if Vermeil hadn't stupidly retired after their SB win, only to come back later in KC, they would've won several more SBs So let's leave behind the lame, The Rams had too easy as schedule in 1999.
@@garylobo348 I mean they should've won the super bowl in 2001 with Mike Marks the Rams had a propensity to turn the ball over a lot which was their undoing.
@@garylobo348 imagine if Trent Green never got hurt in the preseason. How do you think things would have shaken out for the Rams ‘99 season with him at QB instead of Warner?
The Colts finished 3-13 the year before, improved to 13-3 and even their schedule was much tougher than the Rams schedule as they beat 4 playoff teams. And they beat 2 other teams with a better record than anybody the Rams beat in the regular season. And they beat the NY Giants, the best team the Rams beat during the regular season. The Rams had arguably the easiest schedule ever in NFL history. But the Rams beat all 3 playoff teams they faced that year and they couldn’t control the regular season schedule so they did what they could do which was demolish the teams on that schedule.
I forgot Amp Lee was even on the ‘99 Rams. One of the left over players from the pre GSOT days in STL.
Two teams that came out of no where to meet in the SB
The surprise teams of 1999
1999 colts Also
That pass from Warner to Faulk at the 1:12 mark is easily the prettiest "flat route" throw I've ever seen made by a QB in my life
99 Rams lose to the Titans in the regular season, beat them in the Super Bowl.
2001 Rams beat the Patriots in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl.
2007 Patriots beat the Giants in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl...
My favorite was Rams vs Bucs NFC championship, then return game in 2000
1983 Raiders lost to the Redskins in the regular season then beat them in the Super Bowl
2011 NYG, beat Pats in the season, then again in the Super bowl…..
1990 Bills beat the Giants in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl
1993 Bills beat the Cowboys in the regular season, lose to them in the Super Bowl
I remember watching this game and the thing I remember the most is Marshall Faulk picking Az Hakim up to avoid a ten second run off. I don't know if many players would have known enough to do that in that situation!
For the Rams, this was a shocking defeat in a pleasantly surprising year.
For the Titans, this win and excellent start was a culmination of everything that happened the past few years with them.
classic sb preview
I’ve been looking for this game forever. The nation didn’t see the St Louis Rams until the playoffs because none of their games were nationally televised that year.
Just like the Bengals this year.
From 1999-2003 The Titans rarely lost at home and had like a 90% win rate against the NFC..shocking stat
Washington beat them right in Adelphia Coliseum In 2002
they went undefeated at home their first year.
‘The Frozen Tundra of Adelphia Coliseum, scene of many great NFL games”
The 1999 Rams never defeated a single playoff team in the regular season, yet they were able to reach and ultimately win the Super Bowl.
I’m not sure if there was anything quite like it in pro football history up to that point.
And they lost both games in back to back weeks with less than 30 seconds on the clock. Such a weird year
This was a hell of a game
What a Super Bowl preview that was!
The forgotten game between these 2. Not a bad game tbf
Rams and Titans will meet again in the Super Bowl later on in the year.
Its always cool when that happens
u were close if Tannehill wasnt garbage we could have made it.
@@chrisbeach423 He meant for 1999, not for last season's super bowl
Did anyone really think this was a Super Bowl preview?
No one. The NFL was wide open that year. Elway retired. Terrell Davis got injured. The Falcons fell off. The 49ers were old. The Jets lost Testaverde for the season and fell off. The only team people thought was a Super Bowl contender was the Jaguars, although the Titans had beaten them twice in the regular season.
And this two losses by the Jaguars to the Titans were their ONLY two losses of the regular season. Ultimately, the number would go up to three in both cases.
Rams got the last laugh at end of day
2:12 High IQ play
Announcers: dick Stockton and Matt Millen
as a resident of tennessee, this is my super bowl :,(
I wonder if Hakim was really hurting or playing possum to try and stop the clock. Imagine moving an injured teammate back up now a days with the NFL much more under the microscope of safety. I guess he was fine, because Hakim got up no problem. But did Marshall know that? Hmmm...
Marshall Faulk had to pick him up. I don’t think he was faking it.
I think he fell on the ball and had the wind knocked out of him. Definitely, hurting. You could see it in his face when Marshall set him in place.
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The Rams lost to the Lions the following week in similar fashion....
Rams had chances, but that really should have been running into the kicker on the last FG attempt...
Super Bowl preview? Are people nuts? 😁
The bye week did the Titans good
If memory service me right on this Fox broadcast the said it was Rams 100th lost in the decade.
Super Bowl 34 preview game 🏈
Shouldve been roughing the kicker on the missed kick. Titans cranked the stadium volume too loud which resulted in 6 false starts. Anyways Titans lost Super Bowl. KARMA
Super Bowl XXXIV preview
These two teams will meet at The Georgia Dome three months later
Just shows that mixing Jeff Fisher with the Rams means the Rams are gonna lose.
Who would have thought he would end up coaching them?😂
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm A lot of players really like him though. As a fan, not so much haha
Can we switch wins rams fans? please!!!
1999 Rams played the easiest schedule ever by a super bowl champion.
Yes they played the easiest schedule based on finishing 4-12 the prior year. And you know what? Lots of other teams played similar schedules the following year after being putrid the year before. .. And Never Came Close to doing what the Super Bowl winning Rams did in 1999. They demolished everyone they played at home that year, going 8-0, and won by an average score of 36-11. Show me another team that transformed like that from one year to the next.
GREATEST SHOW ON TURF, and if Vermeil hadn't stupidly retired after their SB win, only to come back later in KC, they would've won several more SBs So let's leave behind the lame, The Rams had too easy as schedule in 1999.
@@garylobo348 I mean they should've won the super bowl in 2001 with Mike Marks the Rams had a propensity to turn the ball over a lot which was their undoing.
@@garylobo348 imagine if Trent Green never got hurt in the preseason. How do you think things would have shaken out for the Rams ‘99 season with him at QB instead of Warner?
Yeah their division was pretty bad and they had a 5th place schedule
The Colts finished 3-13 the year before, improved to 13-3 and even their schedule was much tougher than the Rams schedule as they beat 4 playoff teams. And they beat 2 other teams with a better record than anybody the Rams beat in the regular season.
And they beat the NY Giants, the best team the Rams beat during the regular season.
The Rams had arguably the easiest schedule ever in NFL history.
But the Rams beat all 3 playoff teams they faced that year and they couldn’t control the regular season schedule so they did what they could do which was demolish the teams on that schedule.