1980 NFC Wildcard - Rams at Cowboys - Enhanced CBS Broadcast - 1080p/60fps
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- I've enhanced the 1980 Wildcard game between the Rams and Cowboys. The original source recording for this project was in pretty nice shape. Probably an over-the-air recording, but picture was pretty stable without much noise at all. I upscaled it to 1080p, doubled the framerate to 59.94, reduced the compression, and sharpened the picture with Topaz. I then got some pretty nice contrast and color adjustment performed using Resolve. See before/after shots here -- imgbox.com/g/7...
I've enhanced the 1980 Wildcard game between the Rams and Cowboys. The original source recording for this project was in pretty nice shape. Probably an over-the-air recording, but picture was pretty stable without much noise at all. I upscaled it to 1080p, doubled the framerate to 59.94, reduced the compression, and sharpened the picture with Topaz. I then got some pretty nice contrast and color adjustment performed using Resolve. See before/after shots here -- imgbox.com/g/7fLAHFKoh2
Beautiful ⭐️🏈📺 I was 17 on this day ❤️
Thank you, Dave! Great job!
Damn. Well done buddy. Looks amazing
This brings back great memories!
Thanks
Rams fan here. I love their uniforms and helmets wish they go back to old school
This whole channel is absolutely brilliant. What a killer thing to just throw on in the background, or pop the top on a Schlitz and be transported back in time. Enhancing the picture and sound make it so much more watchable.
Thank you Michael :)
Thing is, the original broadcast looked and sounded pretty good.... But then the sources for full game footage are usually from consumer recorded VHS. Even the NFL's older Superbowl uploads appear to not be from first Gen broadcast master tapes... With the possible exception of the 1990 Superbowl which look very sharp.
looks like you watch alot of old re run football @@ryanjacobson2508
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Ah yes, Schlitz beer. That and Old Milwaukee were what we'd get if we were a couple bucks shy to afford Bud or Coors.
Man I miss those days.. this is when football was football, Tom Landry, Danny White, Tony Dorsett.. and I love the announcers and the commercials.. what a time it was in 1980.
The best days
Boy do I really miss John Madden, he was just a treat to listen to during a game. A nice revenge win for the Cowboys, thanks for posting!
Man your right,
John Madden WAS football.
My dad had Rams season tickets all through the 60’s and 70’s at the Coliseum on the 50 yard line and Jonathan Winters sat right behind us. Glenn Campbell, Andy Williams and Cal Worthington (Go See Cal) sat nearby. When the Rams moved to Anaheim I took over the seats and I was in my early 20’s. I split the four seats with a friend, it’s hard to believe how affordable they were 40 years ago compared to today.
Fun fact: The cowboys-rams are the most common nfl playoff matchup in history
Very observant Rams fan here. I knew that. 9 times with the Rams holding a 5-4 edge.
@@daleburrer1546 Wink ,wink 2-4 when it truly counted 1970-1981.....
@@romelovesdan overall 9 times.
@@daleburrer1546 Of course "all time" that is correct. I was speaking of the Glory years. After taking a few seasons off caring, I did watch that 2019 Playoff game for nostalgia sake-Cowboys- Rams-LA Coliseum, etc. That is the last full game I have watched of this once great league.
The Cowboys-49ers and packers-49ers have recently tied the cowboys-rams at nine
John Madden’s 1st playoff game as a broadcaster
And Danny White's first season as losing QB
Yes Madden was very reserved early in his broadcasting career.
He had some classic ‘Maddenisms’ though! 1:39:12 and 2:40:45 and 2:38:15 and 2:12:20 😂
3:07
Hollywood Henderson ready to destroy the Rams. Coked out of his mind but for 3 years he was one of the best linebackers in the NFL period.
Forgot how beautiful Phyllis George was (Miss Texas 1970, Miss America 1971). I was less impressed at 14. But at 57, hubba hubba. That pregame was a wonderful walk down memory lane! Thank you, Dave Volsky. I needed that.
Tom Landry's teams were always disciplined and ready to play every week, they rarely made any mistakes.
Except fumbling...
Tom. Landry. Was. A. Strateglic. Genius
If George. Allen. Was Coaching. The Rams they. Wouldve won this game
Malivasi. Wasnt. That good
Danny. White was. Underated very. Tough act following. Staubach
1:54:37 the cameraman is curious at how Terry's head has been re-sodded since the season ended
😂😂😂
Unclaimed freight rug department.
In Super Bowl 14 Vince Ferragamo had a wide open Billy Waddy streaking towards the end zone having beaten his coverage and literally did not see him and the six points. I remember the interviews where he just could not really explain it except just to say he did not see him. No one really thought anything of it at the time and we told ourselves it's a one time freak occurrence. But as some more time went by it was clear that Vince Ferragamo did not have the vision of the field that the top top shelf level quarterbacks have. After they tried to sort out their differences with Vince Ferragamo and his salary following the 1982 season the Rams in the offseason during the first half of 1983 had an unbelievable opportunity because in the April draft Dan Marino was still sitting there with just a few more picks remaining in the first round. Yes it would have been costly and they could probably write off having first and second picks for 1984 but some were not sold on Marino, there was a reason he was there ,so it would not be quite as costly as some think. There was nobody in the 1984 draft more important Dan Marino and the overall roster they already had screamed we need a top level quarterback. With their new pick for 1983 Eric Dickerson and with Dan Marino in the same backfield imagine the possibilities. Eric Dickerson 's numbers would not be as great but I'm pretty confident he would at least have one ring as would Marino. A few games into the 1983 season the Rams hosted the dolphins and Marino completely outclassed Vince Ferragamo on what was only his as I remember 4th or 5th start.
Fantastic observation. Thank you. Those are the kind of details that get lost in the telling of the classic era of Pro Football. A tip of the cap to you from afar.
Never considered Marino to the Rams but him and Dickerson were my two favorite players. In my '83 re-draft he goes to the Raiders, backs up Plunkett for his first ring then takes over and wins a couple more with Marcus Allen (in his prime) and that defense. But yeah, Dan in LA would have been epic either way. Oh, well...one can dream
Ferragamo threw an interception on that play also. That was a wide open touchdown to Waddy & the Rams would've led that superbowl late in the game. Marino slipped in the draft bc of his "partying" in his last year with the Pitt Panthers. His hometown Steelers needed at qb & passed on him. The Dolphins didn't need Marino. They had David Woodley who was the youngest ever starting qb in the superbowl & Don Strock who was one of the best backups. The Rams bought the hype of Dieter Brock from the CFL whom they say had a 90 yard arm
@@mongoslade277 after the 1982 strike shortened season ended the Rams had to admit they made a terrible error with Bert Jones and who could have known that at age 31 he had already hit the wall. The hype the Rams truly bought preparing for the 1983 season was that Vince Ferragamo if he returned to the Rams was going to become the 1980 Vince Ferragamo and even better. The fans were all eager for his return and the organisation knew it. It was a popular move to appease the fans and the Rams absolutely ignored completely Vince ferragamo's absolutely mediocre play with the buffalo Bills for 1982. Following the 1984 season is when they bought into the Dieter Brock hype for one season. In a few short years with Dickerson gone they brought in charger assistant Ernie Zampezee to install the Don Coryell offence. Making this bold move for Marino does mean a conflict in which the organisation has to tell John Robinson his USC system is not even remotely coming over. That's what they eventually tell him anyway in a few years. They can pull the quarterback coach for Dan Marino and the offensive coordinator from either the Chargers or Redskins. Giving up draft capital for 1984 probably means no Olympic medallist Ron Brown. They can deal.
It really did look for a while like Ferragamo was going to be something. There was one season where he was one of the better quarterbacks in the league. Then he made that disastrous trek to Montreal.
I have never seen a clean version of this game. Thanks Dave.
I have. On the TV at my house. and I still remember the stunning suddenness of that touchdown pass to Waddy.
Oops. I thought that this was the 1979 divisional playoff game.
@@JosePerez-vz1qqI thought this was the 1979 game also. That's why I'm here
never going to see a Starting QB like Danny White also being the punter and a really good one on an NFL team ...thank you for the post Dave ..great color
Dan Pastorini did the same thing for the Oilers!!
when 1 time@@darrylturner2611
I think this is the first game I remember watching, but obviously I had watched others before, but I was only 8 yrs old at the time. I remember we had a school assignment to write a few pages about something, so I wrote it about this game, even made a cover sheet for it and used a blue pen to write “Cowboys 34, Rams 13.”
It’s really great to see these old games, and you’ve done a great job with the restoration. Very interesting to see the different broadcasters and play callers and how their style contrasts with today’s. Jimmy the Greek looks half in the bag. Love hearing John Madden, grew up on him, even into adulthood with him calling games. I love the players’ jerseys and the bigger shoudler pads too.
Very nice......thanks for these beautiful videos.
Great game! Dorsett goes on to be a hall of famer and one the best backs in the history of the NFL. Interesting note: Fred Dreyer, defensive end for the Rams goes on with a great career as an actor in the hit TV series Hunter!
The Cowboys' last playoff win over the Rams to date.
Pretty interesting how time passes. That little baby at 2:15:10 is probably 43 years old now. Heck, I was 16 then!
interesting ???? its scary how fast time is going 🤣
I was ten watching this game. I was rooting for the Rams. I was always a Nolan Cromwell fan.
I was 12 years old when this game played, born in Pacoima, CA. Mom was a big Cowboys fan, Dad was a Vikings fan, and i was a 49ers fan. Needless to say, there were numerous arguments when it came to football. I'm glad i lived in a time where Football was at its greatest. Today, i'm still a 49ers fan, but the games are not the same. There are too many players getting into some drama which doesn't help the game. Landry was a coach who came prepared for his opponent, never a mediocre game. Too bad Jerry Jones starts to destroy the Cowboys a few years later. Should have had a few more Super Bowls to their credit. R.I.P. Mr Madden, we miss you and your flair as a commentator, thank you for the years you gave us.
Jerry Jones got them 3 Super Bowls! What more do you want?
For a few years under Jones the Cowboys were awesome - a juggernaut, but he couldn't keep it going...not even somewhat.
Just saying Jerry let his ego get in the way, fired Landry and the coach (cant come up with his name) that won those Super Bowls. After he was fired, they couldn't get a winning coach, the players they had but kept picking bad coaches.
John Madden's first playoff game as an analyst. People forget he joined CBS and worked with various play-by-play voices during the 1980 season before splitting duties with Pat Summerrall and Vin Scully for the 1981 regular season before it was decided Madden would work with Summerrall with Scully leaving CBS after the 1981 season (but not before calling first what was the biggest football game in New York since Super Bowl III to that point in Packers-Jets at Shea in December 1981 that put the Jets AND Giants into the playoffs for the first time since the '60s in both cases and "The Catch" by Dwight Clark in the 1981 NFC Championship game in what turned out to be his final-ever NFL broadcast and doing Golf for CBS during 1982).
Actually in 1980 except for week 1 he worked with Gary Bender for every game. In week 1 he worked with Dick Stockton ad Gary Bender worked with Tom Brookshier due to Pat Summerall covering the US Open Tennis Tournament. In 1979 Madden worked with a variety of partners.
@@paulsonj72 Gary Bender was a good play by play man.
I find it more enyoyable to know the announcers even over the play on the field.. all the who is working the mic w who and there personal lives and if they work at golf or the open for a week..madden was good but he needed to put the fork down at meals sooner..scully did manage a healthy weight and stay away from the bottle with hopps..
@@paulsonj72I didn't realize Madden actually joined CBS in 1979. Gary Bender was CBS's lead college basketball PBP I believe back then (most famously calling NC State's upset of Houston in the 1983 NCAA Championship Game at The Pit in Albuquerque in the last true on-campus final four).
He also did a game with bob costas as well
0:47, If you had told me, growing up in the Chicago area, that I would be living 10 minutes away from Southfork Ranch, I would have said, no way. I’ve been here 20 years and counting.
This same playoff match up a year earlier (1979) was the last chance for Roger Staubach. The Cowboys fell short 21-19 in Dallas with a Rams score late in the 4th quarter.
Where Herb Scott famously caught his last pass as a Cowboy.
Dallas was a good offense in 79, but was the top offense in 1980.
No knock on Staubach at all, but that was the case.
Love all the games. Great stroll down memory lane. Hopefully you have 1993 dolphins at cowboys thanksgiving.
Feragamo had all the physical tools you could ask for. I don’t know enough about the Rams to blame coaching or personnel or whether he was missing mental toughness, but he could absolutely sling it and had great form.
I think we can say the same about Danny White. Great athlete. But... he just couldn't put it all together, especially in the playoffs.
I met him in person, and he was a very nice gentleman. I believe he had some serious injuries that curtailed his career.
He missed the entire 1981 season, and was never the same.
@@riggodrill Excuse me? He took the Cowboys to 3 straight NFC championship games. That means he won playoff games.
He led comeback victories in two different playoff games, and only Joe Montana's heroics (the Catch) kept them out of the 1981 SB. One of the comebacks, in 1978, was when Staubach got hurt and knocked out of the game against Atlanta, and Danny played brilliantly in the 2nd half. The 2nd one was the week after this game, when he threw a game winning TD to Drew Pearson with less than 2 minutes to go.
Staubach didn't win every playoff game, either, and got his hat handed to him a few times, as well.
Danny White was a damn fine QB, a great punter, and a fine man. Ferragamo isn't in his class as far as their careers in the NFL.
White - 62-30 as a starter, 155 TDs and 132 INTs, 59.7 comp %, and almost 22,000 yards
Ferragamo - 27-26, 76 TDs 91 INTs, 55.9%, just over 11,000 yards... and he couldn't punt
Peace
@@comfortat All valid points. And no doubt... Danny White was a superior NFL starting QB compared to Vince Ferragamo, over the long run. And I don't besmirch Danny White's character one bit. That was a tough task taking over for America's QB and being coached by Tom Landry (remember alternating Morton and Staubach?!?!?!) I do think Danny White underperformed in some key games (vs. Rams late season 80, Redskins late season 83, 84 - Rams 85 playoffs), though he didn't ALWAYS underperform. And that is why I was drawing a comparison to Ferragamo. He had all the tools. But didn't get to the SB whereas Ferragamo did. Perhaps I should have edited my comment to say "... especially in big games" rather than single out playoffs. He did get it done in the games you mentioned. The dividing line with QBs is certainly getting to the Super Bowl (NFL and AFL Championship games, pre-merger). Dallas still had overwhelming talent in the 1980 - 1984 time frame but failed to return to the SB. Was it because of Danny White? Not solely. But, his play in some games was a factor. Donovan McNabb went to 4 straight NFC Championship games and even managed to get to the SB. I'd still rate McNabb below top level of his contemporaries and I'd rate Danny White, though a great athlete, really solid NFL QB and fine man, too... I'd rate him below the top level of his contemporaries. As a Redskin fan (born in DC in 65), I was socialized to hate Dallas. While I did strongly dislike them, I had a lot of respect and admiration for them. Including Danny White. ""Roger was a very intense competitor . . . while Danny is a competitor but not quite with that same intensity." -- Tom Landry
@@comfortatRemember when Vince Ferragamo 1st went in college To University of California ( Berkeley) for 2 years then Transfer to Nebraska and ran the Wishbone!!! He was a brilliant QB JUST COULDN'T win the big one in Super Bowl XIV AND vs Oklahoma for the Big 8 title with the Cornhuskers and Vs Southern California and UCLA with California Berkeley during PAC - 8 play !!!!!!!
Even though I was very young I remember this was a great era to watch the NFL
Strange to be nostalgic for a time I never experienced or lived during, but I am. Thanks for the video
I hear ya! I was born in '72, yet I'm nostalgic for 60's football :)
One of my favorite Cowboy wins. Thanks for the upgrade. My version isn't this clear or as comlete.
Rams defense ran out of gas in the second half, Dallas sensed it and took it to 'em! Dallas' D kept the Rams O in check the whole game. This game was the beginning of the end of the Knox/Malavasi 1970s Ram team. 1981 the whole thing blew up, '82 was a disaster, and Robinson was HC in '83, the year they beat Dallas again. lol
Wonderful trek back in time.! The Seattle @ Oakland 1979 finale would be another gem to find.! A Raider win puts them back in the postseason as an AFC Wild Card. Alas, 79 was the final charge in Oakland for Ken Stabler, Dave Casper & Jack Tatum. All three would be in Houston in 1980. 🏈
I recently sent that game to our host and master of game enchantment, Mr. Volsky. We all eagerly await what may come next.
Cowboys had a DIFFICULT time with the Rams, especially in the later part of the 80s.. starting with this one.
This is amazing, the clarity. Amazing job!
This is another priceless treasure. Thank you!
Thanks alot Dave! Now I've got another classic game to watch tonight! Very much appreciated!!
Crazy how back then they use to walk off the yardage rather than depend on the chains like now
Nice. The best this has ever looked on RUclips
Butch Johnson was terribly underrated
I love that you got the NFL Today broadcast in too
Damn you’re knocking it out of the park with your posts!
Hard to believe this was John's first playoff game to call. I don't care who calls a game. Nobody could call a game like John Madden... John Madden was "Money" R.I.P. John.
Thanks for this post. Know what I’m watching tonight 👍
When football was football. Not today.
Good grief is that really 43 yrs ago. My youth and beloved Cowboys. whew! NFL was so enjoyable from NFL Today to games to follow. Gives you a warm feeling thats for real.
I love these classic games ❤
AWESOME!!
@1:39:15 I do not remember Bradshaw going through a toupee phase, but apparently he did.
Making up a bit for previous years 1979 Divisional Playoff game...
I didn't know Mike Ditka is a special teams coach at Dallas? Way go Mike...43 years ago!
Fun fact, Roger Staubach ex QB of the Dallas Cowboys called DE Jack Youngblood of the Rams,THE best defensive player he ever played against.
The one I wish you could do if copyright claims could be fixed would be December 20, 1981 when the Jets hosted the Packers at Shea in the biggest game in New York to that point since Super Bowl III (Jets and Giants both made the playoffs when the Jets won) that also was the last NFL regular season game Vin Scully ever did.
Big John in just his second year as a broadcaster in 1980. He looked so relaxed in the opening, in his ill-fitting suit next to the suave Gary Bender:
Madden joined CBS as a color commentator in 1979. After working lower-profile contests during his first years, he was elevated to the network's top football broadcasting duo with Pat Summerall in 1981, replacing Tom Brookshier.
love seeing bradshaw with hair sitting next to stabauch both great guys....
The Cowboy offense that year was one of the best. It was the first time that 3 individual players (Tony Dorsett, Drew Pearson, & Tony Hill) each had 1000 total yards in NFL history.
Wow this is great. I think this was pretty early on in John Madden's career in the booth. Great to hear him again. I was too young to really remember anything from this era, but I was pretty impressed with how well Ferragamo threw the ball. Also I just always felt that people, Dallas fans mostly, were very negative about Danny White. He really was a very good QB and a top notch punter as well. I feel like in todays game, from a viewing prespective, the heads up display has so much information that the guys in the booth take that for granted and babble on and on about other things and it gets a bit annoying. I could take the audio of this video and get a great visual image of what is going on. Really enjoyed this.
In fact, this was Madden’s very first playoff game as a commentator, and one of only two playoff games he called without Pat Summerall or Al Michaels. In January 1991, Madden and Verne Lundquist called a Saints-Bears wild card game, one week before Summerall returned from a medical leave (he’d nearly died from a bleeding ulcer).
@@johnmanier7968 Thanks, that is some cool info. Madden seemed a little more reserved on this broadcast so I figured it must have been early on, didn't realize it was that early.
I loved Danny White. Probably my favorite player next to Roger Staubach and maybe Tony Dorsett.
White was very good, but couldn’t win an NFC Championship game in 3 consecutive tries. Was very immobile and often .prone to fumbling when sacked. I watched almost every game he played from 1981 onward.
I wasn't aware of John Madden doing the games in 1980. It's interesting hearing him in his early years on TV, as he expresses himself carefully with measured words; which was very restrained when compared to his later years.
Almost sounds like the scripted type of phrases from his video game.
Man this brings back memories. As a ten year old I cried when Staubach retired. Danny was right, he couldn’t get them to the Super Bowl. But unlike Romo or Dak, he got them to some NFC Championship games.
Darned shame too because they had the defense.
There’s something about that old NFL Today theme.
My God I miss those days. Haven't watched a game in 16 years. Too much BS. The 70s were my favorite for NFL.
Amen. I haven't watched a second of the NFL since 2014. Gave up on baseball in 2020. It's old vintage games like this only for me now. SO much better anyways.
Fantastic - thank you!
This is a great channel except for all the damn pop up ads that RUclips is doing to force you to pay the extra fee for uninterrupted videos.
Yeah, unfortunately RUclips slaps ads on all my stuff. I have no control over that. My channel is not monetized at all. If you are watching on a phone or PC, I would suggest an ad blocker of some kind.
Another great video. thanks Dave.
People are quick to point out the low competition percentages in the 1980’s. The defenses had it entirely their way in those days. You could bump, interfere, make contact after five yards, lead with the helmet..you name it. It’s a more entertaining game now due to rules changes.
The Rams were running the split back offensive scheme , Don Shula's offense.
I get more up for a game that happened 44 years ago than a game that's played today.
Here I thought it’s was the 79-80 Dallas rams divisional round but it’s 80-81 WC Game in which the cowboys win. Of course rams lost dallas beat falcons and well nfc title game as Harry Kalas say “there were barbarian in the gates of rome” eagles
I presume Harry Kalas was doing national radio PBP of the Cowboys-Eagles NFC title game in January 1981 (Kalas often did PBP of national games on radio after the Phillies season ended).
@@WaltGekko it’s was from nfl 80
@@goldeneveThe 1980 season. The conference title games were in January 1981.
Your videos look sharp. It's like watching a current game
Wow I remember watching this game when I was 9 years old. Time sure flies. GO COWBOYS!!!!!
Cowboys were great-in the 20th century. Since then, not so much.
You youngster....I was 10. lol
This is golden.
Imaginary Voyage by Jean-Luc Ponty being played at 11:40!
I have never understood how talking heads can look at slo-mo and not see. Aaron Mitchell did not lateral, he clearly handed the ball to Dennis Thurman. At 2:22:31 Aaron still has one hand on the ball before Dennis takes off running. And both talking heads are blathering on about a lateral. At no time was the ball in the air.
20:18, CBS Sports needs to bring back the original NFL Today theme. It's GOLD! and a classic. The 1993 version of the theme would be perfect. That's the last time my favorite team, the Buffalo Bills were in the Super Bowl. Their 4th straight SB and they should have won too. Now win it, on CBS in 2023💯with the great Jim Nantz on the call. How about that? I like that💯
Was there any cushion at all on that old astroturf??? It looks like a thin rug laid over concrete, it must have hurt like hell to fall on that playing surface.
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I remember this game. It was the revenge game from the year before.
I remember how Jack Youngblood had his first and last name on the back of his jersey. I heard he originally asked the Rams to put a brief bio of his life on the back of his jersey as well, but it wouldn't fit.
I think he has his first name on his jersey because there was Jim Youngblood on the team as well and his first name was on his jersey
wow - great quality! well done.
Powerful Channel Dave! Thanx for preserving these games and sharing. It's appreciated. Is there a chance of seeing LA Rams regular season games from 1965 to 1979? Regardless, you are doing us football fans a favor. The enhanced games looks amazing. Thank you again.
Thank you :) You can count on one hand the number of broadcast games that exist, in any form, prior to 1969. And regular season games prior to 1976 are rare as well, especially from CBS and NBC. I've enhanced 5 Ram games from the 70's in the last 2 months - check my vintage broadcast restoration playlist here -- ruclips.net/p/PLgbtYZmWdbXLo2cXWpkEvMKQr0J0ewfXx
Thanx! I will enjoy these and the other games as well. Seeing the commercials as telecasts, is a big plus too. Original broadcast. Thank GOD for DAVE! @@davevolskysbackdoor5673
WOW......great footage
Jimmy got fired for saying arguably racist comments....meanwhile everyone was calling him "the Greek" 😂😂😂 rip Norm
Miss George :38 how beautiful
Love Tony D…great half back
Do you possibly have chargers vs bills 1980 afc divisional playoff game.
Afraid not
Those Rams jerseys were the best...period.
1:56:51 WILD that Brent Musberger referred to the NBA FINALS as the "World Championship Series"
Hey do you have a 1980 playoff game between Falcons vs. Cowboys
I do, but it is incomplete. Waiting for the rest of it so I can work on it.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 I should be able to help. Do you have an email where I can contact you?
Thanks very much Lance. Actually I was mistaken. I DO actually have the 1980 game that I can work on at some point. It was the 1978 Falcon playoff I have which is incomplete, but I think I have a line on it now via another source.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 No worries. NFL Films put out a 10 disc DVD set of greatest Cowboys games a number of years back which I own that included the full broadcast of the 1980 game, but not the 1978 playoff matchup.
the 1980 Rams was a good team. Names I hadn't heard in a long time.
Jimmy the Greek was way off on both his predictions.
It's almost hilarious to listen to him, in retrospect.
All this and Hunter is playing too…pretty cool.
Works for me
The NFL today was the best pregame show back then
Danny White was a hugely successful head coach for The Arizona Rattlers. I wonder why he never got the call to a major university or the pros.
Phyllis George was my first real crush
Dallas went in there that guy thinking last year's playoff loss was a fluke and just crushed the Rams this game. The Rams were the underdogs in 1983 with their 9-7 record and stole a playoff win against the struggling 12-4 Cowboys who had been crushed in the last two games of the regular season.
22:40…Now THAT’S the way to greet an opponent.
John did such a good job. So did Dallas.
Pearson let loose with a powerful and gracious heave of the ball into seats upon his making a late touchdown reception. Such exhibitions of generous enthusiasm ought to be encouraged by the league. Do you have any idea of the cost of time, money, and logistics fans endure to get to these games?
Coach Ray Malavasi is from my hometown clifton new jersey where i still live
45:09 "That's my Ditka!"
Glad I found your channel I checked out your videos I was hoping you would have the 1980s playoff games- 1980-85 years I missed those games due to going to college and military any chance you could add them?
I have some playoff games from those years to possibly enhance in the future. My cutoff is 1984.