@@reefonbux9432 I’m really starting to feel old, I vividly remember being a teenager at the time, my family all gathering at my grandparents house, my uncle ordering like 20 Domino’s pizzas and all of us sitting down to watch this game. Even though Philly lost, I surely thought Ty Detmer was gonna be the next great quarterback for the Eagles. Clearly I missed the mark on that one. A few years later he threw seven interceptions in one game… SEVEN! Aaron Rodgers hasn’t even thrown that many in an entire season since 2016.
The 49ers of the 90s were equal in talent to the 80s teams that they had. In reality, the 90s 49ers were pretty overrated, simply because they stagnated from the 80s, as the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers regularly beat them in the playoffs. The 3 "biggest teams" for the NFL in the 90s were the Cowboys, Broncos, and Packers. 49ers were 4th.
1:43:44 Jacksonville would go on to utterly shock the Broncos with an upset win. This is the season before the Broncos first won the Super Bowl. Both the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Carolina Panthers would pull off stunning wins in the Divisional round. What's even more unusual is that both the Jaguars and the Panthers were only in their second year of play.
Despite being a Steelers fan, Steve Young was my favorite quarterback to watch during this era and plays like 36:17 are the reason why. Young was a winner, he could pass and put up excellent stats with the best of them but he also played as fearless as any QB there’s ever been. He had no problem with taking a hit, especially if it meant he could run it in for a touchdown. Truly underrated even to this day, many people still don’t give him the credit he deserves.
After this game, it wasn't until Donvann McNabb and Andy Reid came along that the Eagles went back to their former glory just only got to one Super Bowl togehter.
1996 is the year the 49ers and Eagles debuted their new logos and uniforms, replacing San Francisco's 1964-1995 uniforms and Philadelphia's 1985-1995 uniforms.
I miss these 9ers jerseys we went backwards and I don't like it these had a modern feel to them the jerseys now almost look pink at times on tv and what's with the gray facemasks no part of the Jersey has gray on it I loved the red facemasks along with everything else about these jerseys
Bizarre camera angles on this one. I watched every 49ers home game at Candlestick from 1987-2013 and this is the first time I have seen a game shot this way
I could be wrong but I think because of the layout of Candlestick Park, that was the best place for the TV network to position the camera. Pretty much every game I’ve ever watched that happened at Candlestick Park, the camera was always placed at an unusually high angle.
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26 Years Later They Will Face Each Other In The NFC Championship Game
Go birds!!
Series premiere of King Of The Hill.
Holy shit. Now we're going back.
Now 2 more years in as flash.
@@reefonbux9432 I’m really starting to feel old, I vividly remember being a teenager at the time, my family all gathering at my grandparents house, my uncle ordering like 20 Domino’s pizzas and all of us sitting down to watch this game. Even though Philly lost, I surely thought Ty Detmer was gonna be the next great quarterback for the Eagles. Clearly I missed the mark on that one. A few years later he threw seven interceptions in one game… SEVEN! Aaron Rodgers hasn’t even thrown that many in an entire season since 2016.
Man Madden and Summeral calling the game. Epic!!!!
I remember this game being a slooow death for my Birds
26 years later. This time, in the nfc championship game
Two teams would be meet again in the NFC Championship game
The 9ers had a first-round bye every year from 1986-1995, save for '91 when they missed the playoffs; this year snapped that very impressive streak.
The 49ers of the 90s were equal in talent to the 80s teams that they had. In reality, the 90s 49ers were pretty overrated, simply because they stagnated from the 80s, as the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers regularly beat them in the playoffs.
The 3 "biggest teams" for the NFL in the 90s were the Cowboys, Broncos, and Packers. 49ers were 4th.
They had one in 96 too. The eagles were trash. Basically playing nobody and had a free game.
Fun fact: this is the only time in NFL history that two former BYU quarterbacks have faced each other as starters in a playoff game.
One bust, one with a bust in OH.
It was weird seeing the 49ers as WC team. They won the NFC west and had a bye week usually
1:43:44 Jacksonville would go on to utterly shock the Broncos with an upset win. This is the season before the Broncos first won the Super Bowl. Both the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Carolina Panthers would pull off stunning wins in the Divisional round. What's even more unusual is that both the Jaguars and the Panthers were only in their second year of play.
1:29:14
We’ll never get another duo like this in any of our lifetimes.
Ray Rhodes, Ricky Watters, and John Gruden returns to San Francisco.
Despite being a Steelers fan, Steve Young was my favorite quarterback to watch during this era and plays like 36:17 are the reason why. Young was a winner, he could pass and put up excellent stats with the best of them but he also played as fearless as any QB there’s ever been. He had no problem with taking a hit, especially if it meant he could run it in for a touchdown. Truly underrated even to this day, many people still don’t give him the credit he deserves.
I like Steve too
Indeed he was really good
0:00-0:04-0:05: Twentieth Century Fox Presents: The 1996 NFC Wild Card Round👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Another good one! Thanks Bart.
1:28:32 There’s a no-show, who attended!😂 Then keep watching till 1:29:53! Madden and Summerall are hysterical😂
Playoff rematch 26 yrs later
Man they don't even cut promos like this anymore it's gotten so lazy soft and watered down
How times have changed. They put the distance and down up on the screen for a split second and bam, it's gone.
Don't like either team,but the game was good.(Rain,mud & all.)
After this game, it wasn't until Donvann McNabb and Andy Reid came along that the Eagles went back to their former glory just only got to one Super Bowl togehter.
"Former glory"
What the hell glory did they have?
@@jackduncan5442 LOL true. Thank god for St. Nick Foles
@@tacotone and the refs lol
@@edweer670 more like the vikings lmao
@@Wetcamerainc Case Keenum lol 🙄
So impressive
1994 Bears at 49ers divisional playoff game? Thanks Bart. 🙏👍
Its uploaded now
1997 Broncos vs Packers
1:00:10 Great defense.
1996 is the year the 49ers and Eagles debuted their new logos and uniforms, replacing San Francisco's 1964-1995 uniforms and Philadelphia's 1985-1995 uniforms.
85 to 95 were best. Was it Laurie's idea to get rid of them I think?
I miss these 9ers jerseys we went backwards and I don't like it these had a modern feel to them the jerseys now almost look pink at times on tv and what's with the gray facemasks no part of the Jersey has gray on it I loved the red facemasks along with everything else about these jerseys
0:11-1:06 nice Music intro
Nice to see Terrell Owens before he had the cred to be a prima-donna
He's still the 3rd greatest receiver of all times, only Rice and Moss were better
@@williamburney3166 2nd only rice was better
Bizarre camera angles on this one. I watched every 49ers home game at Candlestick from 1987-2013 and this is the first time I have seen a game shot this way
Why the camera so high
I could be wrong but I think because of the layout of Candlestick Park, that was the best place for the TV network to position the camera. Pretty much every game I’ve ever watched that happened at Candlestick Park, the camera was always placed at an unusually high angle.
Very cool
1:00:13
is probably what some came here for
& the 1 time I ask ''is Brooke Shields on podcast yet?''' Here I am..... (VivaLaCockaRoacha)