@@luciano-km7mq, I think the fumble against the Giants in 90's NFCCG is the only thing keeping Craig out. It cost them a chance at a 3peat. As for Taylor, he was a good reciever, but not HOF worthy.
@@ThePinkPoodle, I am not comparing the two at all. Of course Thomas was superior to Craig. All I am saying is that fumble has led to the prevention of Craig getting into the HoF. I never siad if he does or doesn't deserve it, but that the fumble is the difference between him being in it or not. Imgine if he hadn't fumbled(especially if they beat the Bills to 3peat), I think e would be in. Had Bettis fumble against the Colts in 2005 Divisional round cost them the game, I think that possibly could jave prevented the Bus being in. Big mistakes in big games have consequences.
I am partial to the 94 Niners because of Steve Young. Having said that, I have no idea how the 84 or 89 Niners lost any games. They have a combined record of 36-3. Absolutely absurd! And let's not forget the 90 team was a Roger Craig fumble of going back to the Super Bowl. I will never forget that loss. That was over 30 years ago, and I am still not over it.
I'm a Raiders fan, but those Montana 9ers were fun to watch for sure. Did I say I a Raiders fan, but Montana was my favorite qb ever go figure. No disrespect to Stabler and Plunkett though.
I’m a Browns fan (unfortunately) and I love to watch 80’s NFL games. I think Plunkett’s throwing motion is so smooth and unique. Anyways, here’s to ya.
@@CrazeyLazeyHazeyDazey Oh I loved the Kosar Browns...I so mad at the drive game watching it like made almost throw up, plus the fumble next year. Browns in that time should have won a SB. Stupid donkeys.
I was fortunate to attend this game. My choices, made during the summer when extra tickets were available, was this game, or a GB at SF game.....the Niners would lose to Makowski and the Packers.....so I guess this was better!
49:20 why don't they give commercials like this today ? ... I never see anything like this in between games .. well at least these programs still exist at least, I assume ? wonder where that little boy is today .. hopefully he flourished into adulthood
I’ve wondered the same thing recently while watching these old games. United Way spots were standard for every NFL broadcast. I guess maybe they ended their partnership?? Who knows.
@@manhalen7046Have to give Walsh credit though, he took an abysmal 49ers team and turned it all around in two years, went from 2-14 to 13-3 and Super Bowl champion.
SO much stuff to talk about in this thing, what a weird game. Love the double-standard where they focus on Deion at halftime and insinuate that he's a dirty player even though they praise Kevin Greene for basically the same hit a couple of seconds before, 1:41:06. Man these commercials are wild, too. WTF is "Doctor Doctor" rofl.
"Doctor Doctor" was a sitcom involving a goofy general practitioner and was Matt Frewer's first post-Max Headroom role, only lasting a couple of seasons.
Yeah there was a shitload of hidden racism with the Deion Sanders hate in the late 80s early 90s. I was from a very white part of the country during this period and the N-word was used alot referring to Sanders.
@@TimmyTickle Or a team from Arizona being in the NFC East makes no sense as well. Same with a team from North Carolina being in the "Western" division for a few seasons.
How often did Tim Brant do Atlanta games? I rarely saw Atlanta play during this time period but through the magic of RUclips he seems to turn up any time Atlanta is involved. Anyway, I thought he was an underrated announcer what with Summerall, Lundquist, Stockton, JB and even Tim Ryan also calling games on CBS.
I long for the days when the Niners had a complete special teams corp. When was the last time the 49ers had a capable punt or kickoff returner? That helps flip field position at worst or puts points on the board Get it done Shanalynch!
Travis Kelce was 37 days old. Taylor Swift wouldn't be born for another 31 days. Damn...I miss the gold old days of the NFL before either one was close to it.
Greatest thing about this game are the classic 1980s uniforms. How great it would be if all the uni's went throwback to this era. Not the flashy crap they sport today.
Jussayin…if Chris Miller had found himself in a better situation, he coulda been something. Those Atlanta teams were awful. Same thing with Neil Lomax.
Jerry Rice #80 of the San Francisco 49ers Career Accomplishments 3× Super Bowl champion (XXIII, XXIV, XXIX) Super Bowl MVP (XXIII) 13× Pro Bowl (1986-1996, 1998, 2002) 10× First-team All-Pro (1986-1990, 1992-1996) 2× Second-team All-Pro (1991, 2002) Bert Bell Award (1987) 2× NFL Offensive Player of the Year (1987, 1993) 6× NFL receiving yards leader (1986, 1989, 1990, 1993-1995) 2× NFL receptions leader (1990, 1996) 6× NFL receiving touchdowns leader (1986, 1987, 1989-1991, 1993) Sports Illustrated Player of the Year (1986) NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team First-team NFL 1980s All-Decade Team First-team NFL 1990s All-Decade Team NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year (1985) Pro Football Hall of Fame selection NFL records 1,549 career receptions 22,895 career receiving yards 197 career receiving touchdowns 208 total touchdowns 23,546 career all-purpose yards
Oh those days. If only this current Niners squad can find themselves a true #1 QB and build that Oline properly to protect him. That is the formula in any era.
Both uniforms look great! Classic. Stands the test of time.
The 89 49ers were in another dimension that year. Go 49ers!
2022 Bills are better
@@supertaints1710 win one first then we can talk.
@Brian Siler They defeated the Chiefs who just absolutely annihilated the 49ers.
@@supertaints1710 1989 49ers won their 4th Super Bowl with Montana. Buffalo isn’t in their zip code yet.
@@supertaints1710lmao 🤣
John Taylor and Roger Craig should be in the HOF!
They didn't do enough to warrant that privilege
@@luciano-km7mq, I think the fumble against the Giants in 90's NFCCG is the only thing keeping Craig out. It cost them a chance at a 3peat. As for Taylor, he was a good reciever, but not HOF worthy.
@@jeffholman8146Thurman Thomas fumbled the ball countless times in the Super Bowls. Craig doesn’t have the numbers. Thurman Thomas does.
@@ThePinkPoodle, I am not comparing the two at all. Of course Thomas was superior to Craig. All I am saying is that fumble has led to the prevention of Craig getting into the HoF. I never siad if he does or doesn't deserve it, but that the fumble is the difference between him being in it or not. Imgine if he hadn't fumbled(especially if they beat the Bills to 3peat), I think e would be in. Had Bettis fumble against the Colts in 2005 Divisional round cost them the game, I think that possibly could jave prevented the Bus being in. Big mistakes in big games have consequences.
Long Live Candlestick park, we miss it every day.
GREATEST TEAM EVER 89' NINERS RED N GOLD TIL I'M DEAD N COLD
1984 was better.
I am partial to the 94 Niners because of Steve Young. Having said that, I have no idea how the 84 or 89 Niners lost any games. They have a combined record of 36-3. Absolutely absurd! And let's not forget the 90 team was a Roger Craig fumble of going back to the Super Bowl. I will never forget that loss. That was over 30 years ago, and I am still not over it.
Buddy you said it-saw my first game @ Kezar vs N.O. w/ John Gillam !!
I'm a Raiders fan, but those Montana 9ers were fun to watch for sure. Did I say I a Raiders fan, but Montana was my favorite qb ever go figure. No disrespect to Stabler and Plunkett though.
I’m a Browns fan (unfortunately) and I love to watch 80’s NFL games. I think Plunkett’s throwing motion is so smooth and unique. Anyways, here’s to ya.
@@CrazeyLazeyHazeyDazey Oh I loved the Kosar Browns...I so mad at the drive game watching it like made almost throw up, plus the fumble next year. Browns in that time should have won a SB. Stupid donkeys.
I was fortunate to attend this game. My choices, made during the summer when extra tickets were available, was this game, or a GB at SF game.....the Niners would lose to Makowski and the Packers.....so I guess this was better!
I'll never understand how San Fran lost at all that season. They were a wrecking ball.
Thanks for posting this game.
Falcons uniforms looked so good
That shit was ugly AF
They were amazing and I have no idea why they would change them.
I agree .. they've ruined many uniforms through the years trying to get cute with changes .. my steelers included
@@scott6828 I agree .. they've ruined many uniforms through the years trying to get cute with changes .. my steelers included
@@steelermia You talking the number font with respect to the Steelers?
1989 was such a good year
Teams that had Matt Millen always won their Super Bowls in blowout fashion (27-10, 38-9, 55-10, 37-24)
And somehow Detroit employed him as a GM and he proved that he didn't know his ass from a hole in the ground.
@@ryanjacobson2508 Who cares? He has 4 super bowl rings in which his team absolutely humiliated their opponents.
@@ryanjacobson2508 Great players do not necessarily make great general managers.Great player. Good broadcaster. Lousy executive.
Deion rocking the Jerry curl
Quarterback Chris Miller kicks a field goal at 48:40!
Keep in mind this Falcons team had just come off a surprise upset of Buffalo.
Go Falcons!!!!
49:20 why don't they give commercials like this today ? ... I never see anything like this in between games .. well at least these programs still exist at least, I assume ? wonder where that little boy is today .. hopefully he flourished into adulthood
I’ve wondered the same thing recently while watching these old games. United Way spots were standard for every NFL broadcast. I guess maybe they ended their partnership?? Who knows.
Both commentators understand..please continue
1989 stellar 49er season. Back in the days when NFL players were big, athletic and hard hitting!
no offense to George seifert. but this team was still bill Walsh's team. who is my favorite coach of all time
We hear that in Pittsburgh. Their last super bowl was won with Bill Cowher’s players.
We all know what happened to George when he went to Carolina.
amen to that statement my friend. 1989 49ers were bill Walsh's team, who like is my favorite coach of all time
Meh, Seifert won 2 SB's and a shitload of regular season games.
He wasnt Bill Walsh but he was a pretty damn good coach.
@@manhalen7046Have to give Walsh credit though, he took an abysmal 49ers team and turned it all around in two years, went from 2-14 to 13-3 and Super Bowl champion.
@@candlestick1231 Oh no doubt about it, Walsh is on the Mt. Rushmore
Miller saw Haley coming that’s why he fumbled it.
1:59:55 Rice DID score on Deion 1-on-1! Deion took this game’s lessons from Rice to heart though most likely.
SO much stuff to talk about in this thing, what a weird game. Love the double-standard where they focus on Deion at halftime and insinuate that he's a dirty player even though they praise Kevin Greene for basically the same hit a couple of seconds before, 1:41:06.
Man these commercials are wild, too. WTF is "Doctor Doctor" rofl.
"Doctor Doctor" was a sitcom involving a goofy general practitioner and was Matt Frewer's first post-Max Headroom role, only lasting a couple of seasons.
Yeah there was a shitload of hidden racism with the Deion Sanders hate in the late 80s early 90s.
I was from a very white part of the country during this period and the N-word was used alot referring to Sanders.
Now that's the kind of 9ers and Montana game I liked to watch. Domination. Rice burning Deion...
Deion sidestepped Taylor & for was in position to stop Rice from scoring & got burned badly.
Ronnie Lott could NOT play in today's NFL- he would be kicked out of EVERY game!!!!Listen to that hit !Ouch
GO NFC WEST! Still can't believe the Falcons and 49ers were once division rivals.
A team from Georgia being in the “Western” division makes no sense geographically
@@TimmyTickle Or a team from Arizona being in the NFC East makes no sense as well. Same with a team from North Carolina being in the "Western" division for a few seasons.
Tampa used to be in the central division with all the Upper Midwestern teams.
How often did Tim Brant do Atlanta games? I rarely saw Atlanta play during this time period but through the magic of RUclips he seems to turn up any time Atlanta is involved. Anyway, I thought he was an underrated announcer what with Summerall, Lundquist, Stockton, JB and even Tim Ryan also calling games on CBS.
Did anybody ever get that case of Miller lite with the 2 Soper bowl tickets?
Yeah i did, thanks for asking.
Roger Craig should be in the HOF!
I long for the days when the Niners had a complete special teams corp. When was the last time the 49ers had a capable punt or kickoff returner? That helps flip field position at worst or puts points on the board Get it done Shanalynch!
Deion is perhaps the only dback rookie to get rhis much recognition. Btw, this is the final year the falcons sported the red helmets
Travis Kelce was 37 days old. Taylor Swift wouldn't be born for another 31 days. Damn...I miss the gold old days of the NFL before either one was close to it.
Greatest thing about this game are the classic 1980s uniforms. How great it would be if all the uni's went throwback to this era. Not the flashy crap they sport today.
Every year, you could count on the Falcons getting swept in the season series with 49ers
Niners murderered teams in the 80s
Jussayin…if Chris Miller had found himself in a better situation, he coulda been something. Those Atlanta teams were awful. Same thing with Neil Lomax.
The word was surgical they would carve out a team’s heart and show it to them
That's right my favorite team go niners all dy babe
how does jim fassel feel about going 12-4 and not making the playoffs ...? (big impression coming up ...)
Jerry Rice #80 of the San Francisco 49ers
Career Accomplishments
3× Super Bowl champion (XXIII, XXIV, XXIX)
Super Bowl MVP (XXIII)
13× Pro Bowl (1986-1996, 1998, 2002)
10× First-team All-Pro (1986-1990, 1992-1996)
2× Second-team All-Pro (1991, 2002)
Bert Bell Award (1987)
2× NFL Offensive Player of the Year (1987, 1993)
6× NFL receiving yards leader (1986, 1989, 1990, 1993-1995)
2× NFL receptions leader (1990, 1996)
6× NFL receiving touchdowns leader (1986, 1987, 1989-1991, 1993)
Sports Illustrated Player of the Year (1986)
NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team
NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team
First-team NFL 1980s All-Decade Team
First-team NFL 1990s All-Decade Team
NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year (1985)
Pro Football Hall of Fame selection
NFL records
1,549 career receptions
22,895 career receiving yards
197 career receiving touchdowns
208 total touchdowns
23,546 career all-purpose yards
THE 80'S NINERS WON MORE ROAD GAMES THAN ANYBODY IN THE NFL WON HOME GAMES!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh those days. If only this current Niners squad can find themselves a true #1 QB and build that Oline properly to protect him. That is the formula in any era.
Just think how many Super bowls the 49ers would have had
John Taylor should be in the hall of fame.Not Drew Pearson, he cried his way in and Roger Craig he is past due
👁️👁️ Proof Prime Time couldn't lead a team to anything 💯
He’s a cornerback, nobody is expecting him to
How the f-k is a CB supposed to "lead a team"? 😂
To be fair, I believe that was Deion's first year as a rookie. He did develop into the best cover corner ever and he eventually played for our Niners.
No green dot on the back of that helmet just hand signals
Too bad didn't have Dion earlier in1992 and 1993
primetime went to late night..lol classic