Dolphins, Bucs, Jags, Rams,49ers, Redskins, Vikings, Bills, Colts all had good-great talent on their teams...this was one of the great periods to watch football...2015 was the last great time to watch football in my opinion.
The Dolphins look like they quit on Dan and Jimmy. They didn’t care that both of them were at the end of their football roads. Something tells me that Dan and Jimmy alienated the other Dolphins players. How do you explain a team that had one of the best defenses in the NFL getting tattooed for 62 points? They look like they didn’t care at all. I’ve never seen such apathy during a playoff game. It was flat-out sad.
I hadn’t thought of that angle previously but it makes sense. Marino had always been overrated and always called out his linemen - “who missed the block??” - and I remember in BOYS WILL BE BOYS the comparison is made to Aikman who didn’t complain no matter the circumstances. He was a guy it wasn’t so difficult to quit on because in the end he deserved it.
I spoke with one of the leaders of that Dolphins defense and he told me that they were exhausted from the late game in Seattle and when they got to Jacksonville Jimmy made them practice full pads the whole week. He said when Saturday came around they were all out of gas.
"Now its Shaun King who grew up just across the Howard Frankland in St. Pete." It's just little tidbits thrown in that only the home fans would know that NFL Primetime with Berman and Jackson just so fun and so good. You don't get stuff like that nowadays. It's so dry and robotic.
Tough way to go for sure; maybe the best one could say is that he walked off the field under his own power (though it wasn't his choice to be benched). That pinched nerve in his neck really did him in, as he couldn't always put the ball where he wanted & some of his passes lacked their usual velocity.
@@sycasey True, that was the infamous play where the late Lawrence Philips missed his assignment and Aeneas Williams came clean on Young. That was very sudden, and although the 49ers looked shaky at that point, that sunk the team (the offense picked up towards the end of that season when Jeff Garcia got some experience).
Welcome to " The Funeral in Jacksonville " for Dan Marino and Jimmy Johnson careers in this bullet riddled game by the high flying Jaguars with Jimmy Smith and Keenan MCCardell and Mark Brunell " Thunder and Lightning " Tony Brackens and Fred Taylor put in major work as they slice the Dolphins left and right in one of the most high scoring playoff game in history as the Sprinklers goes off saying to Dan " Its over" 😊 Dan Marino " Funeral" on this date. As for the Redskins their season comes to an end down in the new " Sombrero " in Raymond James by the upstart Buccaneers with Warren Sapp as they go into a showdown with the " Greatest Show of The Turf" in St Louis in the Championship game as the Jags lost twice that year against the Tennessee Tratiors and get a third shot with Mcnair, Fisher and the Titans in the AFC Championship game at Attel. Jimmy Johnson would be fired after this massacre, and " Dan the Man " retired but Dolphins made the playoffs in 2000 under Jay Fidler. For the Redskins it was Darrell green final playoff game of his Hall of Fame career " The Ageless Wonder " 😊, can't leave out my man " A-Train" Mike Alstott, Warren Sapp, Warrick Dunn, Trent Dilfer John " Lynch Mob" Lynch 😊😊🏈. True hard hitting football going into the new millennium
@@ProjectInsight44 I'm sure it did. But I said that I've seen. There's been a few 60 point games in the nfl since i started watching this is just the only one ive actually seen/watched live .. The Bengals 61-7 over Houston in 89 or 90 comes to mind .
@@chrisuncleahmad666 yeah okay. Washington would've got smoked by the GSOT in St. Louis. The '99 NFCCG between Bucs and Rams was a great game. Top offense vs top defense in a tense game.
Back in the day, I didn't catch the Dolphins/Jaguars game (seems I didn't miss much, though I like the Jax Jags...and hey, I think Jacksonville isn't too bad a place), but I caught the end of the Redskins/Buccaneers game. My take on the two games: the Dolphins did well winning a playoff game considering they were circling the drain in the second half of the regular season, while the Jags could beat everybody but the Titans, so here we go. The Redskins/Bucs game could've went either way ("Buc Ball" was a bumpy way to travel, but I thought they were fun, and I enjoyed Shaun King for his 1 1/3 seasons as Tampa QB). I'd say the better teams won their respective games (in one case that's a major understatement).
The 1999 Dolphins were very good, I feel that if they had a home game or two in the playoffs, that would have made a huge difference for them. They started 8-2, Marino got hurt at some point, lost a few very close games at home to the Jets and Colts to end the season and limped into the playoffs. Last game of the season was in Washington DC, where they lost to the Redskins, then they had to travel all the way to Seattle for the late Sunday playoff game, then all the way back to Jacksonville for the early Saturday playoff game. They seem to have a little bit of bad luck and I think both Johnson and Marino should have stuck around for one more season and try again.
a couple of interesting things here with ties to super bowl 37 3 years later, brad johnson, the future tampa qb handling the muffed fg attempt that would've won the game against his future team, where he would lead them to victory in their one and only sb appeance at the time, and then john lynch in the post game interview on the sideline mentioned most of their games were close in recent weeks, accept for oakland who destroyed them 45-0 late in the season, of course we all know in sb 37 it was the bucs who blew out the raiders in that game (boooo.... yeah I was silver and black back then and that whole game was bs and fishy as hell, but I digress)... interesting little tie ins there
@@RainmakerXBooty winning championship is a TEAM effort. He sucked this game but throughout his career his teams stunk. Barry Sanders had the same issue with Detroit.
@@RainmakerXBooty Brees? Lmaooo. Marino makes Brees look like a bottom tier scrub, Marino will always be 1,000 better. Brees has had 6 losing seasons, Marino had one with worse teams than Drew had. Marino also has an MVP, don't disrespect Marino like that, you made a fool of yourself
If Marino played with the pass friendly rules of today, his records would be borderline unreachable. No disrespect to Brees but numbers were alot more difficult to come by when it was open season on the backs and recievers.
@@theicchamp06Tennessee got that forward pass vs the Bills. The Music City Mistake. Thankfully the Titans came up a yard short in the Super Bowl. Those trashy dudes from Tennessee didn’t deserve to be in the Super Bowl. Jeff Fisher and Steve McNair both sucked.
something nobody ever talks about, except me, that "yard short" everybody obsesses about would've just put the titans down by one pending the extra point, so a tie ballgame and overtime is best case scenario, and the most likely one (unless fisher lost his marbles and went for two)... so that's all it would've done, I don't understand all the unnecessary drama, it just sends the game to overtime, no guarantees at all, a coin flip against the greatest show on turf, yeah, I'm still betting on them in that scenario
I suppose one of the factors that lead the Dolphins to sign Jay Fiedler was watching him up close in this game (I thought he was alright with them, he just wasn't on Marino's level).
I don't think I've ever seen a team bench its QB early in the 2nd quarter because they had the game well in hand at any level of football, let alone an NFL playoff game.
probably a mistake in hindsight, resting players is never a good idea, they have to be ready for battle at all times in the playoffs, try to stay sharp benching brunell probably put his mind at ease and made him just relax thinking the playoffs were gonna be smooth sailing, even if it was subconscious a solution for that is they could've easily dug into their depth chart and activated more rbs and some special teams guys and rotate handing them the ball, along with taylor with less carries, with brunell still in there, he's not gonna get hurt handing the ball off constantly every play, it's good reps in an in game situation
If I had to guess: 1.) It's the playoffs, so take nothing for granted. 2.) Berman mentions that Brunell was going into this game banged up. Maybe they wanted to keep Fiedler fresh, thinking that they could really need him next week.
I've never got that riled up when teams who are up big continue to pour it on; I think that whole concept of easing up is overrated, especially on the professional level.
@@chrisuncleahmad666 So you'd rather watch a worse team with a better quarterback get blown out than one of the best defenses of all time vs one of the best offeses of all time in a game that came down to the wire? Ok then....
@@chrisuncleahmad666 BS. Do you say the same thing about the same thing about Super Bowl XLII? Geez, who would want to see an all time match-up decided by a late touchdown just because it was low scoring. More scoring =/= better game.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat Washington Redskins NFC divisional playoffs Houston Oilers beat Miami Dolphins AFC divisional playoffs last 20th century NFL 1999 season
Dolphins, Bucs, Jags, Rams,49ers, Redskins, Vikings, Bills, Colts all had good-great talent on their teams...this was one of the great periods to watch football...2015 was the last great time to watch football in my opinion.
Just watching the intro and first few mins gives me chills.. Awesome show and I miss this show so much
The Dolphins look like they quit on Dan and Jimmy. They didn’t care that both of them were at the end of their football roads. Something tells me that Dan and Jimmy alienated the other Dolphins players. How do you explain a team that had one of the best defenses in the NFL getting tattooed for 62 points? They look like they didn’t care at all. I’ve never seen such apathy during a playoff game. It was flat-out sad.
Jimmy and Dan were becoming distractions to the Dolphins for years now, and I believe by then they were tired of both.
I hadn’t thought of that angle previously but it makes sense. Marino had always been overrated and always called out his linemen - “who missed the block??” - and I remember in BOYS WILL BE BOYS the comparison is made to Aikman who didn’t complain no matter the circumstances. He was a guy it wasn’t so difficult to quit on because in the end he deserved it.
I spoke with one of the leaders of that Dolphins defense and he told me that they were exhausted from the late game in Seattle and when they got to Jacksonville Jimmy made them practice full pads the whole week. He said when Saturday came around they were all out of gas.
That game was rough to watch. The Jags basically pulled their pants down and took a hot, steamy, stinking shit on Dan Marino’s face
It sure looked like it on those missed tackles on Fred Taylor.
"Now its Shaun King who grew up just across the Howard Frankland in St. Pete."
It's just little tidbits thrown in that only the home fans would know that NFL Primetime with Berman and Jackson just so fun and so good. You don't get stuff like that nowadays. It's so dry and robotic.
“No one circles the galleons like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers!” 😂
Chris Kreager Tampa Bay Buccaneers wear creamsicle
Could a Hall-of-Fame career ended any sadder than Dan Marino, getting destroyed by 55 points?
I feel like Johnny Unitas playing one final season with a Chargers team that went like 1-12-1 is probably up there.
Tough way to go for sure; maybe the best one could say is that he walked off the field under his own power (though it wasn't his choice to be benched). That pinched nerve in his neck really did him in, as he couldn't always put the ball where he wanted & some of his passes lacked their usual velocity.
@@gluserty Earlier this same season Steve Young got knocked out cold by a pass rusher and that was it for him.
@@sycasey True, that was the infamous play where the late Lawrence Philips missed his assignment and Aeneas Williams came clean on Young. That was very sudden, and although the 49ers looked shaky at that point, that sunk the team (the offense picked up towards the end of that season when Jeff Garcia got some experience).
The late unlamented Lawrence Phillips.
Welcome to " The Funeral in Jacksonville " for Dan Marino and Jimmy Johnson careers in this bullet riddled game by the high flying Jaguars with Jimmy Smith and Keenan MCCardell and Mark Brunell " Thunder and Lightning " Tony Brackens and Fred Taylor put in major work as they slice the Dolphins left and right in one of the most high scoring playoff game in history as the Sprinklers goes off saying to Dan " Its over" 😊 Dan Marino " Funeral" on this date. As for the Redskins their season comes to an end down in the new " Sombrero " in Raymond James by the upstart Buccaneers with Warren Sapp as they go into a showdown with the " Greatest Show of The Turf" in St Louis in the Championship game as the Jags lost twice that year against the Tennessee Tratiors and get a third shot with Mcnair, Fisher and the Titans in the AFC Championship game at Attel. Jimmy Johnson would be fired after this massacre, and " Dan the Man " retired but Dolphins made the playoffs in 2000 under Jay Fidler. For the Redskins it was Darrell green final playoff game of his Hall of Fame career " The Ageless Wonder " 😊, can't leave out my man " A-Train" Mike Alstott, Warren Sapp, Warrick Dunn, Trent Dilfer John " Lynch Mob" Lynch 😊😊🏈. True hard hitting football going into the new millennium
Jason WAlker Jimmy Smith of Dallas Cowboys from the early 90s wide receiver 1992 through 1993 era
Too bad the jags blew it at home next round 🤣
Still to this day the only 60 point game I've seen in the NFL period! Let alone playoffs.
2011 Colts @ Saints
Saints scored 62 against the "Suck For Luck" Colts who were led by Curtis Painter and would proceed to go 2-14 on the season.
@@ProjectInsight44 I'm sure it did. But I said that I've seen. There's been a few 60 point games in the nfl since i started watching this is just the only one ive actually seen/watched live .. The Bengals 61-7 over Houston in 89 or 90 comes to mind .
The one-year-wonder 1999 Washington Redskins vanish like a puff of smoke
'Cause next year is Snyder and the beginning of the end
They won the division by default. They were never going to be anything
And instead we got stuck with the unwatchable Bucs
@@chrisuncleahmad666 yeah okay. Washington would've got smoked by the GSOT in St. Louis. The '99 NFCCG between Bucs and Rams was a great game. Top offense vs top defense in a tense game.
@@joshtaylor9884 11-6. The Bucs were literally a defense with nothing else. WAS would have made it interesting, a 38-31 game.
that's probably the closest we'll get to an all florida super bowl lol
Back in the day, I didn't catch the Dolphins/Jaguars game (seems I didn't miss much, though I like the Jax Jags...and hey, I think Jacksonville isn't too bad a place), but I caught the end of the Redskins/Buccaneers game. My take on the two games: the Dolphins did well winning a playoff game considering they were circling the drain in the second half of the regular season, while the Jags could beat everybody but the Titans, so here we go. The Redskins/Bucs game could've went either way ("Buc Ball" was a bumpy way to travel, but I thought they were fun, and I enjoyed Shaun King for his 1 1/3 seasons as Tampa QB). I'd say the better teams won their respective games (in one case that's a major understatement).
Boomer sure was funny with the Jags and Dolphins. There are 3 funny comments he made in that package
Jaguars are playing like me in Madden, blowing out the opposition in incredible fashion
The 1999 Dolphins were very good, I feel that if they had a home game or two in the playoffs, that would have made a huge difference for them. They started 8-2, Marino got hurt at some point, lost a few very close games at home to the Jets and Colts to end the season and limped into the playoffs. Last game of the season was in Washington DC, where they lost to the Redskins, then they had to travel all the way to Seattle for the late Sunday playoff game, then all the way back to Jacksonville for the early Saturday playoff game. They seem to have a little bit of bad luck and I think both Johnson and Marino should have stuck around for one more season and try again.
Marino’s successor Fiedler outscored the Dolphins by himself (24-7).
Funny thing is Brad Johnson would lead the Bucs to their only Super Bowl appearance a few years later.
you mean to the first super bowl appereance
a couple of interesting things here with ties to super bowl 37 3 years later, brad johnson, the future tampa qb handling the muffed fg attempt that would've won the game against his future team, where he would lead them to victory in their one and only sb appeance at the time,
and then john lynch in the post game interview on the sideline mentioned most of their games were close in recent weeks, accept for oakland who destroyed them 45-0 late in the season, of course we all know in sb 37 it was the bucs who blew out the raiders in that game (boooo.... yeah I was silver and black back then and that whole game was bs and fishy as hell, but I digress)... interesting little tie ins there
Dayum! Marino was outscored 100-10 his last 2 playoff loses!
one of the "greatest" according to older fans.. never won anything meaningful, just threw for numbers. give me brees easily
@@RainmakerXBooty winning championship is a TEAM effort. He sucked this game but throughout his career his teams stunk. Barry Sanders had the same issue with Detroit.
@@RainmakerXBooty I agree
@@RainmakerXBooty Brees? Lmaooo. Marino makes Brees look like a bottom tier scrub, Marino will always be 1,000 better. Brees has had 6 losing seasons, Marino had one with worse teams than Drew had. Marino also has an MVP, don't disrespect Marino like that, you made a fool of yourself
If Marino played with the pass friendly rules of today, his records would be borderline unreachable.
No disrespect to Brees but numbers were alot more difficult to come by when it was open season on the backs and recievers.
Greatest show ever
1999 jaguars greatest show on grass
Too bad the 3 losses that year were at the hands of the Tennessee Titans, including the AFC Championship.
@@theicchamp06Tennessee got that forward pass vs the Bills. The Music City Mistake. Thankfully the Titans came up a yard short in the Super Bowl. Those trashy dudes from Tennessee didn’t deserve to be in the Super Bowl. Jeff Fisher and Steve McNair both sucked.
something nobody ever talks about, except me, that "yard short" everybody obsesses about would've just put the titans down by one pending the extra point, so a tie ballgame and overtime is best case scenario, and the most likely one (unless fisher lost his marbles and went for two)...
so that's all it would've done, I don't understand all the unnecessary drama, it just sends the game to overtime, no guarantees at all, a coin flip against the greatest show on turf, yeah, I'm still betting on them in that scenario
The Jags could have put up 80 that day.
I suppose one of the factors that lead the Dolphins to sign Jay Fiedler was watching him up close in this game (I thought he was alright with them, he just wasn't on Marino's level).
Elway went out on top while Marino went out 62-7. Sad.
Don't celebrate, RUN! Boomer always the goat for 🏈 and ⚾ commentary.
7:50. First the sprinklers then the Dolphins fumble again.
I don't think I've ever seen a team bench its QB early in the 2nd quarter because they had the game well in hand at any level of football, let alone an NFL playoff game.
probably a mistake in hindsight, resting players is never a good idea, they have to be ready for battle at all times in the playoffs, try to stay sharp
benching brunell probably put his mind at ease and made him just relax thinking the playoffs were gonna be smooth sailing, even if it was subconscious
a solution for that is they could've easily dug into their depth chart and activated more rbs and some special teams guys and rotate handing them the ball, along with taylor with less carries, with brunell still in there, he's not gonna get hurt handing the ball off constantly every play, it's good reps in an in game situation
Berman sounds like Peter Griffin lol
Peter Griffin sounds like Berman.
John Lynch is a good player. But as a GM? He's priceless as a GM like John Elway.
Why the heck were the jags still throwing up 30+ points?
If I had to guess: 1.) It's the playoffs, so take nothing for granted. 2.) Berman mentions that Brunell was going into this game banged up. Maybe they wanted to keep Fiedler fresh, thinking that they could really need him next week.
I've never got that riled up when teams who are up big continue to pour it on; I think that whole concept of easing up is overrated, especially on the professional level.
Backups dont play much especially a playoff game why hold them back.
Listen to the 3 keys to winning the game for Miami at 10:59 . Ever see a team fail so miserably at all three?
Boomer makes the games x10 better. My gawd he's an amazing commentetor.
Dolphins got that @$$ spanked red, purple, black and blue and into dust.
Ray Finkles Mom felt sad for Dan Marion on that day.
5:06
0:30
Damn shame we never got WSH/STL. Watching paint dry was more fun than watching those Buccaneers
Lol, the Bucs/Rams NFC championship game was a nail-biter. Rams would have beat those Skins by 3 TDs.
Rumble McTumbles Tampa bay was a joke On offense. It was comical how they basically just hid the quarterback.
@@chrisuncleahmad666 So you'd rather watch a worse team with a better quarterback get blown out than one of the best defenses of all time vs one of the best offeses of all time in a game that came down to the wire? Ok then....
Rumble McTumbles that was one of the most boring NFC title games ever.
@@chrisuncleahmad666 BS. Do you say the same thing about the same thing about Super Bowl XLII? Geez, who would want to see an all time match-up decided by a late touchdown just because it was low scoring. More scoring =/= better game.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat Washington Redskins NFC divisional playoffs Houston Oilers beat Miami Dolphins AFC divisional playoffs last 20th century NFL 1999 season
Houston Oilers? Moron
charismatic9904 Oilers beat dolphins 62 - 7 biggest blowout Playoffs history ever
Jay Fiedler got a contract from Miami after the season for his performance in this game.