Howard Cosell was the greatest sports journalist of the 20th century and probably of all time. No man has ever been better at capturing a moment. You won't see his life again.
Amazing how Howard Cosell could sound incredibly bombastic and over-the-top and yet immeasurably compelling at the same time.....unforgettable voice of American SPORTS.
@@ZZSmithReal Pretty sure. I just listened to Garyowen - Civil War tune (Fife and Drum version) on RUclips and they sound the same to me. But I am not betting serious money on it...
RIP COSELL and Mr. Lombardi. Grew up enjoying both of you.
I've never forgotten that piece and thought I'd never see it again.
Lombard turned the Packers into an icon, also Howard cosell is perfect for this.
Howard Cosell was the greatest sports journalist of the 20th century and probably of all time. No man has ever been better at capturing a moment. You won't see his life again.
I love how Howard Cosell emphasized Jerry Kramer's contribution on the Bart Starr touchdown. It was key.
Howard loved Lombardi.
Amazing how Howard Cosell could sound incredibly bombastic and over-the-top and yet immeasurably compelling at the same time.....unforgettable voice of American SPORTS.
My dad, brothers, and I just loathed The Mouth. Dandy Don, OTOH....
Howard Cosell sure loved to hear himself talk.... Egomaniac....
Captured him lol Too many interviews
Thank u for uploading
Fun fact: The music that starts at about 2:00 is Garry Owen, the music to which George Armstrong Custer went into battle.
You sure about that? It's music composed by Jerry Goldsmith for the George C. Scott film Patton.
@@ZZSmithReal Pretty sure. I just listened to Garyowen - Civil War tune (Fife and Drum version) on RUclips and they sound the same to me.
But I am not betting serious money on it...
@@yeildo1492 ruclips.net/video/QZFRwwh5zNI/видео.html
Give a listen.
4:15 you can very clearly see that Jerry Kramer moved before Ken Bowman snapped the ball.
Lol
Must be a cowboy fan
That was 1967 too late to call a penalty now
Looked good, no penalty