MVP QB Brian Sipe Discusses Favorite Cleveland Memories, LLWS, & Ryan Lindley | Browns Club 46
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2019
- In this weeks edition of Club 46, Jim Donovan sits down with former NFL MVP Quarterback Brian Sipe. Brian talks about his experience playing in the Little League World Series, some of his favorite memories from his playing days, and his connection to Browns quarterback coach Ryan Lindley.
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Brian Sipe is my favorite Browns QB hands down. Great interview. Great memories.
10,000 views and only 160 likes??? Brian deserves better than that ~ come on Browns fans!!! I had no idea he did that RV trip and visited those Browns backers back in ‘95
Sipe, Newsome, the Pruitts.... Kardiac Kids.... to say they mean so much to me would be an understatement.
Thanks, Jim! Brian Sipe was our home town hero and the Kardiac Kids were OUR team. On a bitterly cold January day, I was working in a local grocery store and the manager knew I was the only Browns fan, so he assigned me to clean produce, because there was a TV in that area. I don't know if I washed any produce, but I watched every minute of that game. All Browns fans watched and waited and hoped for a last minute victory. We all know the story of Red Right 88 (kids, look it up, but I warn you, it wasn't pretty) and that was that. I will never forget the pride of seeing our Browns in the playoffs for the first time in my memory. Thank you, Brian and thank you Kardiac Kids!
Jim Donovan and Brian Sipe. Two of the all-time greats at their profession. They'll both always have a special place in my heart.
This team is the reason my family got together at least one day a week and spent several hours bonding I’ll never forget those times ! I thank this man and this team for all that! Woof woof go Browns!!🐶🦴
I attended a Browns game in 1981 when Brian was at his peak, and I still have the program with Brian on the cover. It even has Bill Cowher in it as a player. Would love to have Brian Sipe sign it. Is he doing any appearances while in Cleveland? He's by far my favorite Cleveland Browns QB and overall player!
Loved the Cardiac Kids! Brings back lots of good memories.
Kardiac Kids..... ;) yeah, love them....
At 30:00, it looks like Sipe is fighting back tears talking about Red-Right-88, 40 years after it happened. God bless you, Brian Sipe. We still love you.
Sipe with the quick snap was the best. Great memories of the cardiac kids. Thanks for the memories
Excellent video!
Man this bring back good memories for me and my older brothers, Sipe,Logan ,pruitt etcc
He was my favorite player, as a child.
And mine as well. I idolized him he was just as popular as Bernie Kosar!!!!
That was when you were proud to be a Brown's fan. For all you who weren't born yet or to young to remember pull up on you tube the kardiac kids and you will see why!
Your cardiac medicine made a lot of money for Cincinnati thanks for the heart condition
Brian Sipe talking about mosh dives made my day.
I was 11 years old and at my aunt's house for Red Right 88...my grandmother predicted the Raiders would win...I was heartbroken
I still at 55 haven't got over that loss - we will the Super Bowl; that year if we kick that FG to beat the Raiders instead of Red Right 88 play.
Brian, you are truly a classy guy.
My all time favorite Brown!!!! He's so right when he says people remember where they were when Red Right 88 happened. My family was glued to the tv, yelling "Kick it! Kick it!" I landed on the floor trying to help Ozzie catch that ball, then lay there for an hour after, crying like a baby. My sister was dating a guy named Michael Davis. I told her the interception was a sign they shouldn't be together. Needless to say, I didn't treat him kindly. LOL! Love this series. It brings back so many memories. Go Browns!
my god loved those games and players you knew you never new what the heck would take place out on the field . win or loose you had to love that team
Sipe was my #1 favorite. Keep hoping he'll pop into a fame at the elbow room in Swn Diego since he's right down the road.
Brian Sipe gave my youth great memories watching the Kardiac Kids still after all these years - No Browns team comes close to the love affair we all had with them!
As a lifelong Brown's fan at age 68, I loved Brian Sipe and the years he played in Cleveland. I saw him play against the Baltimore Colts in Cleveland and won. I have priceless memories of those Browns that I will take to my grave.
I miss those days
I became a fan in 80 because of the Kardiac Kids. So much heartbreak through the years... Yesterday's game in Baltimore was so big. Go BROWNS !!!
Ok....just into this 1minute and JD says you mention Brian Sipe in Cle and a smile comes on the faces!!!! How can he ask why that is? I'll tell you why.....BRIAN SIPE IS A FOX!!!!!! Be still my heart!!!!
I was married for 36 yrs........yet my wife always Loved Brian Sipe............Glad I met her first.........Edward T
Back when QBs called plays. I had forgotten about that.
1980 NFL MVP Brian Sipe was ahead of his time. Play him today and he'd be one of the best in the game. I saw him play back in 78, he threw 3td's against us that day.
And the team! People who hated the Brown's loved this team!
Thanks for the great memory
I have a shrine dedicated to the Kardiac Kids and Brian Sipe in my "woman's cave"! The only jersey I wear is #17. Love him and my Brownies! What a great photo of him and Mayfield. Maybe it's our time again!
Every time I watch this I shed tears, both of happiness and of agony. That team brought out the height of both powerful emotions.
Brian Sipe somehow embodies all of that and is an example of why we love this football team. Fiercely competitive and honorable in defeat.
Thanks for a great interview Jim, and thank you Brian for making our memories so intense and special.
When i was in school, Brian Sipes jersey #17 was everywhere!
my very 1st "Fav'NFLer" so to speak!!!.....as I was born n 1970 and dad was a BROWNS fan ...by the time "Cardiac Kids " was hittin'; I was a BROWNie somewhat and soon after being so young; SIPE was my fav' player then & I was a BROWNie for LIFE
Between Brian and Earnest, Cleveland has some unbelievable stand up guys. To still be talking about those painful moments decades later.
So much fun to go back and relive those moments. Hope Brian is still doing well. Jim Donovan is first rate.
Some on the coldest days in that stadium, warmest feelings ever! #17 fan for life. All around #1 leader of the best team ever!
Monday nite against Dallas Yaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!
I was just thinking about my childhood hero Brian Sipe when I decided to look up some old footage here and came across this recent video. THANK YOU so much Jim ! You are so right though, every time Brian's name is mentioned it does bring a smile to so many of us Browns fans. Anytime I go out and where my #17 Sipe jersey, I get lots of compliments and "attaboys". I'm almost 50 now and I'll always cherish my memories watching Brian and the Kids with my dad. I still haven't met Brian in person yet, hopefully one day soon I'll get that wish. Until them..it's just me and my Kardiac Kids memories. We love you Sipe !
Wonderful memories ! Thanks Brian!
Sipe and Kosar best QB we have had in Browns history
My favorite Brown of all time! 17❤
I met Brian Sipes Father in Hawaii. He was a retired Naval Officer Retired. He Had a Surgical procedure at Tripler AMC. I took care of him in the SICU. You could tell Brian was his son. Almost Twins.
I had the pleasure to play with Brain when he was the NJ Generals USFL a wonderful QB and human being and leader I caught passes from many great QBs brain place his passes just nice great memory for me Timmy White #85
Very talented QB.
I know where I was. About the 35 yrd line 40 rows back. Couldn't see who caught the ball. Knew it was over, had to get home to see the replay. Lost, but still the best season and team. ❤️ Them Browns!
Blew my knee out, leaving the Clev Clinic, Huge guy steps in the elevator, super deep friendly voice, Mr Doug D holds the door for me on my crutches. Walks with me in the garage. His plate on his car... "ME HOLD" Win or lose, best team to watch ever.
Love Brian Sipe and the cardiac kids!
My parents left their honeymoon early because of red right 88! However my parents still say that was their favorite team.
Brian Sipe, by far, is my favorite Brown. I had season tickets back then and couldn’t wait to get to the Game and watch Brian Sipe and the Kardiac Kids!
I was at the red right 88 game...below zero...freezing....what a disaster..love Brian Sipe
Legendary quarterback
Brian was my first boyhood hero. Great days.
What a great interview. Very special times.
A couple notes about Red Right 88. While it's easy to rag on the Browns and Sipe for the end zone interception, there's caveats.
1. Don Cockroft was having a bad time. He apparently had a bad back and maybe a groin injury and was having a really rough time kicking. He had missed 30 and 47 yard FG attempts and as Sipe mentioned, holder Paul McDonald fumbled the snap on a 35 yard attempt and had to eat the ball.
2. Although the Browns were on the Raiders 14 yard line, it was the open end of the stadium and the wind was blowing - and it was freezing cold - one of the coldest games in NFL history. You've got a kicker who can barely walk and already clanked two FGs and an XP plus a holder who already fumbled a snap and they'd be trying to kick into a howling wind. Small wonder that Sam Rutigliano wanted to try for the TD.
3. It looked on replay as if Sipe slipped ever so slightly when he threw the ball - and it wasn't a bullet.
In 1982, DE Lyle Alzado and RB Greg Pruitt were traded from the Browns to the Raiders. Their new teammates promptly told Pruitt that Mike Davis had the worst hands on the team and the biggest shock of all was that Davis, of all people, would make a game-saving interception on a day barely above zero degrees. Gene Upshaw would later say that "Mike Davis couldn't catch a cold in Alaska in January if he were naked."
We love Brian Sipe!!
Brian Sipe, was my first fav quarterback!
My boyhood idol Brian Sipe # 17.
I'm always a Brown fan because of he and all teams form his into Bernie Kosar. They deserve titles
3:02 - Sorry to disagree, Brian, but there was a Monday Night Football game in Cleveland just two years earlier (in 1977) -- a game in which you led the Browns to a come-from-behind, overtime victory against the Patriots. That, in my humble opinion, was when the Kardiac kids were truly born. If you won't give yourself much-deserved credit for your performance in that game, I will. ;-)
I was 30 minutes from Stadium still recall Paul Warfield. Leroy Kelly, Biĺl Nelson, ...
What a class act.
Classy man great quarterback
God, we love this guy!
Class act.
My favorite QB of all times. For the record Brain Sipe did not call the Red right 88 play. Sam called Red right 88. Sipe could of play two more years in Cleveland, but Art Model would not guarantee his contract and he went to the USFL. If we would have beat the Raiders and won the Superbowl Sipe would be in the hall of fame. Sipe was the second QB to throw for over 4 thousand yards.
I always think about all the great players we wouldn’t have gotten if they won that Super Bowl.
Legendary quarterback stuff happens real cold their kicker was hurt wind too much Coach Rutigliano did what he thought was best The wind caught hold of Sipes pass shit happens does not diminish Brian as a quarterback and hes world class took full responsibility would love a man like that as my quarterback true legend
I have to have this documentary on DVD. Can someone direct me to where it is available?
I was there 😢🥶
The Browns last 2 games that year were at Minnesota where they lost on the last play of the game on a Hail Mary to Ahmad Rashad and then the last game of the year was of course this playoff game. Two excruciating losses to end the year.
His stats good to be in hall of fame
Lifelong Steeler and loathe the Browns. But Sipe was great and the 1979-1984 Browns were some good teams and fun to watch. Still don’t understand how Kosar is so beloved when Sipe was better!
The best quarterback you 40 year olds and younger of today, probably never heard of . pound for pound one of the finest, most courageous, intelligent, improvisational and exciting quarterbacks of all time . Tom Brady was just a passing robot (without the software for his feet to run left or right ) compared to Brian Sipe
Kosar was cool. i agree.
@@jasongCLJ no, I was talking about Brian Sipe
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(: I know. I was just being difficult.
heh. Seriously though ,have a good day. :)
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Class act wish we had more QBs like this now instead of some of these pampered cry babies
Luv this Guy BS Forever
I’ve never heard of anyone else named “Sipe.” Interesting name. Does anyone know what nationality “Sipe” is?
I heard they had the best record in the AFC in 80 sucks they lost that team could beat anyone football is a funny game bounce here or there crazy
As a teenage girl back then I always thought that Brian Sipe was a hottie 😏
I do miss the old Browns stadium. It was not kept up though. Not sure if that was on purpose, or the team just did not have money. But it looked so bad playing over the infield and the warning track. Horrible looking.
the sipe is old get him on tape before he is gone show
My 1st Browns game was watching 17
The Legend himself Brian Sipe he had another 6 years then the Browns would of had two Super Bowls
My all time favorite Brown! Loved the Kardiac Kids.