Ted Robinson and Eric Davis Call 49ers vs. Saints Final Two Minutes NFC Divisional 2012
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The 49ers' victory over the Saints as described by Ted Robinson and Eric Davis on KNBR 680.
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I still get the chills when Davis goes, "Wooooo hoo hoo!"
11 years later and still true to this day
"Can you feel Candlestick!!!" Still get goosebumps everytime I see this!
same
Me too
best radio call of all time in my opinion
Eric Davis calling it before he even threw the ball lol
I was as emotional as Eric was. Man a game for the ages!
Still get chills from this play. Happy retirement Alex Smith
Years of despair during those 10 years to this game unbelievable
I tear up still everytime I watch this.
Me too lol
I get chills when 1:40 Eric Davis says " Got him" and bang Alex hits Vernon for the TD. Chills man Chills
We are so spoiled to have these great announcers to call our historic moments. Baseball and football, SF fans are so lucky
Alex Smith's finest hour as a 49er! Go 49ers!
As a life long niner fan I wasn't born when they won the 1st 3super bowls and I was too young to remember the next 2. But to finally witness the NINERS go to an NFC title game after years of disappointment brought a tear to my eye. 49ers FOREVER
This is one of my favorite NFL games
I love Eric Davis. True 49er
can you feeeeelll candlestick!!!!!!!! love it!!!!!! tear up every time.
So good to hear a former 49er feel so good for his team. Let's let him repeat that feeling tomorrow. NINERS!!!
Omg! I effin LOVE this call! I rank this as one of the best moments of my life!!
best game i ever been to proud to say i was there Niner Empire fo life
I hate to admit it but when Vernon made that catch that might have been the best moment of my life so far...unbelievable.
loved that game..loved ted & eric's emotions calling the game..
@ON Thangz Had Joe Starkey called the game, he would've called it similar to the The Catch II. OH WHAT A BONANZA!
Unbelievable, we deserved this as a fan base. I cant even describe how happy and nervous drinking drunk i was..lol Hopefully more of that is to come!!
I'm from Detroit and I have to say the same thing. 95 over the Cowboys, Super Bowl XXIX over the chargers, 99 over the packers, and this one. 49ers all the way this year!
First time ever watching the 49ers in the playoffs. That was a great game.
2nd only to their win in the NFC championship against the falcons
As San Francisco sports fans, we have not always had the best teams, but we have always been blessed with the best announcers. Ted Robinson/Eric Davis, Greg Pappa/Tim Ryan, Kruk/Kuip, John Miller/Dave Fleming, Lon Simmons, Al Michaels.
One the best touchdown calls ever.
i still get chills when i see this...this brought me back to when i was a kid and young threw the dart to owens against the pack...I CANNOT WAIT UNTIL THIS DAM SEASON STARTS!!!!
Eric Davis before it was thrown : Got em!!
A db recognizes a beat defender before the qb does.
CAN YOU FEEL CANDLESTICK!!?
best game I have been at in person!!!!
“Vernon Davis, with the play of his life! Alex Smith, with the play of his life!”
- Ted Robinson, with the call of his life
I actually tear up with this. Ah, man, I miss Harbaugh.
This brings tears of joy to my eyes.
Sure miss that team. Bowman, Willis, Davis, both Smiths'. 49er Faithful
Damn i wish Eric Davis was still doing radio for us.😒
9er NATION. I still get emotional when i see this. Love it
2nd favorite 49er game I ever watched
The 1st will always be when they beat the Cowboys in 95 in the NFC championship
Best call ever
VD just CRUSHES Harper on that catch....whew, like dude above, man I need a minute lol. What a season we had man. No bowl, but damn I screamed a lot and had great fun. Cannot damn wait for next season!!!
Still. To this day. I am amazed at how early Eric Davis calls the first "got em!!!" He saw that SO early. SB experienced DB right there.
If Joe Starkey called 'The Catch III': "Alex fires into the end zone! VERNON! VERNON! VERNON! HE CAUGHT IT! HE CAUGHT IT! TOUCHDOWN 49ERS! OH WHAT A BONANZA! Roman Harper tried to dislodged the ball, but Vernon Davis hanged on to it!"
I was there! Candlestick was rocking.
Oh hell yeah, Eric Davis.
The magic that went thru candlestick can never be duplicated
Amazing broadcaster. I miss Tim Robinson so much
So sad they got screwed against the Seahawks and then screwed in the Super Bowl the next year... This was one of the best playoff games I have ever seen. I had multiple heart attacks,
It was the refs and they were playing the Giants
i still get goose bumps everytime i watch this clip. Go niners go!!!
Great call by Eric Davis. He's got him
what a call
Holy shit this game.
I lile greg papa but ted saying touchdown 49ers!!! Just gives you goose bumps
This 49ers team was one of my favorite teams of all time and I remember watching this game at my friend's house and even afford it is for a 17-0... I don't think none of us thought that we're going to win the game because we're up that much and also that the offense of the Saints score more officer point then any offense in NFL history... and when Brandon Davis caught the last touchdowns I ran like a chicken with his head cut off screen in the air because people need to remember that the 49ers for a long time for that season were horrible but was all worth it in my opinion for that moment
If it wasn’t for Kyle Williams, that 49ers team would have won the Super Bowl. Sorry, Alex. I hope you win one some day for KC.
+chaosawaits I disagree. Tom Brady would've helped the Pats outlast the 49ers in SB 46.
Only Eli Manning 2X and Nick Foles are the only QBs that beat Brady at his own game which are game-winning drives in the Super Bowl.
BTW, I blame Greg Roman for the loss to the Giants.
I think that's. Patrick. Mahomed teritory. But imagne had. Greg. Papa woud have caled that touchdown
@@joesakic91 You are completely wrong with that take, sir, and here is why: The Niners had the #2 team defense in 2011, second only to the Steelers, and were #1 in stopping the run. On the field, they had the best defense in the league and when the Niners played the Steelers head-to-head on Monday Night, they proved that. Both the Patriots and Giants had sub-par defenses and were at the bottom of the NFL in defending the pass. (Giants were #29 and Patriots were #31). Alex Smith could rise to the challenge and outshot Drew Brees of all people. Let's not forget the Patriots had no business being in that Super Bowl and were only there because of a dropped TD pass and missed FG in the Championship game. The Niners prevented the Giants from crossing the 50 the ENTIRE 2nd half (including OT) and only got in Niner territory thanks to Kyle Williams. The Niners would have suffocated Brady and the Niners would have won by at least a TD had Kyle Willams not happened.
@@kidzelly1120 Actually, the San Francisco 49ers were fourth in the NFL yards allowed and second in points allowed during the 2011 regular season.
Meanwhile, the New York Giants were 27th in yards allowed and 25th in points allowed and the New England Patriots were 31st in yards allowed and 15th in points allowed.
Those three teams were also in the Top 10 that season in takeaways with the 49ers tying with the Green Bay Packers for the most with 38, the Patriots were tied for third 34 and the Giants were tied for fifth with 31.
There are some things that you forgot on why the Jim Harbaugh era 49ers lost those three playoff games: the little things, turnovers, points off turnovers, third-down efficiency and red zone touchdown efficiency.
Sure, Kyle Williams had two lost fumbles against the Giants in the 2011/12 NFC Championship Game, but this where I brought up Greg Roman.
In 2011, the 49ers offense was 31st in third-down conversions (28.11%) and 30th in the NFL in red zone touchdown efficiency (40.68%).
In those key battles vs. NYG in the 2011-12 NFC title game...
Turnovers: NYG 0, SF 2
Points off turnovers: NYG 10, SF 0
Third-down conversions: NYG 7/21, SF 1/13
Red Zone touchdown efficiency: NYG 2/3, SF 0/1
Now onto 2012. The 49ers offense was 15th in the NFL red zone touchdown efficiency (54.69%) and 22nd in third-down conversions (36.62%).
In those key battles vs. BAL in SB 47...
Turnovers: BAL 1, SF 2
Points off tunrovers: BAL 7, SF 3
Third-down conversions: BAL 9/19, SF 2/9
Red Zone touchdown efficiency: BAL 2/5, SF 2/6
Finally 2013. The 49ers offense was 17th in the NFL in third-down conversions(37.10%) and 15th in the NFL in red zone touchdown efficiency (53.03%).
In those key battles vs. SEA in the 2013-14 NFC title game...
Turnovers: SEA 1, SF 3
Points off turnovers: SEA 3, SF 3
Third-down conversions: SEA 5/14, SF 3/11
Red-zone touchdown efficiency: SEA 0/2, SF 1/3
In conclusion, Kyle Williams deserves some blame, but Greg Roman deserves more blame for the 49ers' failure in those three playoff losses under Jim Harbaugh that cost them at least one Super Bowl title between 2011-2013.
chaosawaits *Patrick Mahomes has entered the chat*
I was at that game. The catch part 3
@SF1984 49ERS Hmmm...Catch I: 1981 NFC Championship Game vs. DAL, Catch II: 1998 NFC Wild Card Game vs. GB, Catch III: 2011 NFC Division Round Game vs. NO, Catch IV: Super Bowl???????
Eric Davis while the ball is still in the air...”got it...Got iiiiiiiiiit!”
The Catch trilogy by the San Francisco 49ers...
All happened in Candlestick Park...
All happened on third-and-three with the 49ers trailing with under a minute to go in regulation...
All three were difficult catches in the end zone...
All three caught by somebody wearing the jersey number between 80 and 89...
All three occurred against bitter rivals (1981 NFCCG vs. DAL, 1998 NFC WC vs. GB, 2011 NFC DIV vs. NO)
Catch IV: Super Bowl?!
Epic unbelievable!!
@arkbishopbonkerboy Eric Davis does say, "Got it! Got it!"
Read Cam Inman's section of the SJ Mercury News on January 17, 2011. It's printed record.
Chills.
You can't fake Eric Davis energy. Only a former Niner.....
@1:42 got it.....got it!
Montana to Clark nd Montana to Taylor where better
I bet John Taylor and Tai Streets are still mumbling, "Hey 49er Faithful, our catches should be part of 'the Catch' series!"
Well, Taylor's grab against the Cincinnati Bengals in SB 23 was the result of a great route by Taylor and Joe Montana throwing a well-place dart.
As for Streets' grab against the New York Giants in the 2002 NFC Wild Card Game, that was the product of a great back shoulder throw by Jeff Garcia and more known for the Giants having the second greatest collapse in NFC playoff history, blowing a 24-point third quarter lead, especially Trey Junkin's fourth quarter meltdown with two poor long snaps that didn't give the Giants a single field goal in that quarter.
You n me both!
If Harbaugh doesn't replace smith with kap they win the sb
@ 1:48 E.D. wahoo hoo hoo! classic
@bighchris49 we are an empire, not a nation
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@macrod100 got him got him....is what he says E.D called it b4 it happened!
I still hate #10 kyle williams !!