1978-11-26 NFL Broadcast Highlights Week 13 Early
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- November 26, 1978
NFL Broadcast Highlights
Week 13
NBC Sports
CBS Sports
ABC Sports
NFL Films
Denver Broncos @ Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins @ Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints @ Atlanta Falcons
New York Giants @ Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Rams @ Cleveland Browns
New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles @ St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers
San Diego Chargers @ Kansas City Chiefs
New England Patriots @ Baltimore Colts
Seattle Seahawks @ Oakland Raiders
Cincinnati Bengals @ Houston Oilers
Pittsburgh Steelers @ San Francisco 49ers 
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This was the golden days of NFL broadcasting. 🏈🇺🇸
Amen!
The Chiefs Kelcee is great but he was NOOOOO Ozzie Newsome, Dave Casper or Kellen Winslow. Also if my man Billie Joe DuPree had more speed......
Miss these days when it was all about Football! No London/International games, No Taylor Swift, No BS, just Football!
Jayne Kennedy was so hot. I still love her
My dream girl from way back when I was just in jr. high!
there's videos out there of Jayne you might want to check out .
Football when it was a real game. An awesome game. 😊
It’s even better now
@@STP43FAN1 no it isn’t ,
Terry, it completely is a better game today.
@@STP43FAN1 no its not the nfl sold out to get more viewers, ie women and short attention span males to get higher ratings , they give the offense way too much leverage against the defenses in order to make the game more "exciting" so peopel will watch it, sorry but the nfl sucks now a days, take away about 10 teams and the quality would be a little better
@@STP43FAN1 the athletes are certainly better, ill concede that, but the rules concerning the physicality of the game have strangled the 'better' out of it, man. Christ you need a body diagram on where you can hit someone, and NOW, they are going back and replaying certainly plays and fining guys off of that. I mean, the game is ruined by this. Not to mention the powder puff, tutu rules of the QB. Sure the guys are physical specimens now, but so what? When you have a Lamborghini that can only go 50mph, whats the point?
When football was great
I was 15 and I know I was glued to the TV on Sundays
Ole Tom loved his cheerleaders.........say that today on the air at 43:23...........today? Yeah, he'd be gone.
Fred Dryer went on to have a hit police show that ran for a while called Hunter.
Love that NBC intro. Football and Baseball. Give me the 70's any day over this present day trash.
God why do people hate the game today?
@@STP43FAN1If you want, I could give you the long answer. Maybe just the short answer. Robert Bad-dell has ruined the NFL.
James Davis, Goodell for all his insulting commentary, malicious denial of rulebook reality, and persecution of players and teams hasn’t ruined it
@@STP43FAN1
How about this,
1. He let the players kneel for the Nation Anthem. Now to avert public hostility, the networks don't even show it, disgusting!
2. He let's the players celebrate like a bunch of low class douchbags after every play/tackle/ & TD with the exception of 1 team. The Patriots. Old school Belichick would never allow it. Years ago players took care of business with quiet dignity & went back to the huddle.
3. From footballs inception, there have been an avg. of 5 penelties per game.
Since this clown took over, there is over 20 penelties, slowing down the game.
4. Speaking of, he has hired a slew of incompetent refs based on certain factors, that have nothing to do with football, instead of being the best they can be.
5. In inclement weather, he postpones games. This never ever happened before in the NFL.
6. He took away the football announcers freedom of speech regulating what they say & what they can't say. Also in the post game.
6. He is the most GREEDY of any commissionner. Since he took over, TV commercials have more than doubled slowing down the game even more.
His net worth is 200 million.
The most by far of any commissionner.
7. He dictates which of the the NFL commercials can be shown, which are left wing propaganda garbage lies. Some truly disgusting.
8. The "end racism" & all the rest of the idiotic banners shown not only in the end zone but on the back of the players helmets. What the fuck does that have to do with football. Why doesn't he permit "support the police" or patriotic banners? Not this piece of shit.
8. He let free agency get out of control
because he wants parody. No more dynasties. Why? Because parody brings in more millions for himself.
I can go on & on & on & on.
The guy gets booed wherever he goes. He ruined football. The ratings proove this point.
When football was still football
Did anyone catch Bob Costas doing the Bears-Bucs game? 45 years ago!
yup, he looks like he's 10
I watched the NFL back then,im 60 years old and the game is not as good.
Miracle at the meadowlands wow
07:58:06 “before Mike Hunt brings him down.” *Baeavis laugh* 😂
Watching any sports broadcast before I was born feels surreal 💯
I know. There actually was life before you.
Thanks for the memories. Wow! So many familiar names from my youth.
Its funny how the players now are so much bigger & better but the game itself is not.
You are both young & dumb. Maybe not your fault. Being young I mean!
That Giants-Eagles game where Hermann Edwards ran back a fumbled handoff for a TD to win the game is the direct reason for the "victory" formation and kneel down play.
You know what i like about this era pro football,
No loud music after every play. Also the public address announcer isn't screaming his calls. To the stadium audience.....
WRONG!!!!! Any old school COWBOYS fan will tell you and George Allen should know better....Calvin Hill over the top produced many fumbles. Also it disgusted me that Calvin never went back to my Cowboys after the WFL folded.
Bryant Gumbel!
Also, look at the uniforms and his they were made....now I have issues with the company but Mitchell and Ness (and 2 more for my Cowboys throwback jerseys);....but they really did get the get the 70's and 80's texture of the jerseys correct. I can tell by looking at the Packers jerseys.
It is a shame that the late Jim Brown retired when he did. He retired in 1965 at the age of 29, just one season before the Super Bowl era. If he hadn't, it is quite possible that the Browns and not the Packers would have been the dominant team in the NFL in the late 60s and would have won at least one Super Bowl (their last championship was in 1964). I have always wondered if Jim Brown ever regretted leaving football when he did. When he watched Super Bowl games, I wonder if he ever thought, "Damn, I could have been playing in that game."
Love this footage. Hadn't seen some of these. Browns Rams looks great!
how was it that pat summeral and tom brrokshier wound up doing a ''shit game ''such as the Buffalo Bills and the NY Giants. Bills were lousy. got a strong feeling too, that this game was blacked in most of western NY with the small crowd
“Herman Edwards of the Eagles”. You mean Herm of Jets, Cheifs, ASU fame?
Aztec
Hey my birthday. though I was a kid in Michigan then
3:04 "he's the one who called the play so he's the one who got fired" 💀💀
Thank you again!
Your Welcome
Anytime
When I was 10 days old
A lot of empty seats in Buffalo
Why do they not allow to 2 running backs in the backfield
any more like they used to allow years ago?
They allow, but passing is a bigger part of the game. The players are bigger and faster so they have to stretch the field. Size of players has increased greatly.
@@gregbailey1753 How about doing it a few times during a game? No team ever does it. Must be some kind of a rule that 2 running backs in the backfield is not allowed.
Haha, literally 4 days after I was born! Nice!
The older announcers and analysts were so much better ..also notice ...game starts. Some games been at 2PM EST time. Also making the Rams play a game at Noon or-2 PM EST is criminal and they still do it today.
Maybe not a high school or even a college QB, but a pro should know to kneel on that play...Just ignore the play that was called!
The Falcons and Saints being in the west is unreal.
Hey, how about the Buccaneers in 1976, they were in the AFC West!
Rams, 49ers, Saints and Falcons were in the NFC West for over 30 years - finally realigned in 2001.
No. It was really really real one time.
Prior to merger the Baltimore Colts were in the West.
It was. It was actually fun being that kind of weird. Carolina Atlanta New Orleans St Louis at that point, San Francisco
Wow, I had forgotten the Gumblefro😂
I swear, some of these guys are still playing...
I have been enjoying your wonderful compilations on/about the 45th anniversaries of these weeks!
I was 16, an Eagles fan for about 3 years and loving Vermeil, Jaworski, Montgomery, Carmichael, Bergey, LeMaster, Edwards and the rest on their way to the team's first playoff appearance since the '60 championship.
Thank you for the effort that went into creating these!
I was at that Packers-Vikings game with my dad and brother. Way up near the top of the bleachers at about the 10-yard line. Went to overtime, ended in a 10-10 tie! That game cost the Packers the division title - both teams finished 8-7-1 but Minnesota won the tie-breaker.
the Giants won the Super Bowl 15 times in the late 70's. Dynasty.
🤣
46:21 Manhattan Skyline from the SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER soundtrack
The Chargers were 2-6 at the midpoint of the season and went 7-1 the second half and finished 9-7, 1 game short of the playoffs. They were just torching teams during that 7-1 run and if they'd have gotten in, even as a wild card, they could have done some serious damage in the playoffs and possibly won the Super Bowl. They showed that sometimes bad teams are really just good teams under the surface waiting to get out. They were in the embryonic stage of Air Coryell that year and by the end of the season they were flying high and what many might not realize is that they had a really good defense that year too. It's true they underachieved over the next two seasons but the league hadn't adjusted to them yet in '78, which made them extra dangerous.
Conceivably, the Holy Roller play might have cost Air Coryell a Super Bowl championship.
Their offense only got better when they got Kellen Winslow
We can only dream. Still my favorite regular season. I think we attended 14 games that season. Was lucky enough to see the Chargers 3 times during JJ's rookie campaign. The one they lost without Fouts in KC was the hardest loss to take as a teen. We witnessed Earl 6 times over the course of his rookie season as an Oiler, including the greatest run I have ever witnessed against my beloved Bolts.
@@mediadugout2684 The Steelers were as tough as ever that year and it would have been very tough to beat them, especially at Three Rivers. We're talking about a hypothetical here, since they unfortunately missed the playoffs but in the case of that '78 team, it's kinda hard sometimes not to. Yeah, we can only dream.
The loss in KC, was that the one loss they had during that 7-1 run? That's awesome you got to see so many games that year including a few of JJ as a rookie. I don't recall the Earl run you're referring to but I'll have to try and hunt it down if it's available somewhere on the net.
I'll have to say it was a bit of a rough ride being on board the Air Coryell train back in those days. Such high expectations and a fun ride for the most part with a lot of painful disappointment too. I'd like to get your take on it but for me I think '79 and '80 were the biggest disappointments because they had a top five defense those two years along with the top #1 or #2 (can't remember which) offense. Can't be any more set up than that.
Best moment's gotta be the Epic in Miami for me.
Cheers to ya and thanks for the upload and the response.
That 5 year run was so much fun. What highs and lows. I know everyone talks about 1981 but 1979 they almost got it together. Only went to the Steeler game that year. It was one of the most electric crowds I have ever witnessed. In 1980 we went to the Hall Of Fame Game that was a monsoon (my Grandmother lived close by and I feel like I grew up in the Hall ), The Raider game in week 2 and the game here at Texas Stadium. Someone got my Super Bowl tickets in the 1980 season with my tear drops on them. I so wanted the Superdome to implode. Still have not seen that game to this day. 1981 we went to see the Viking Game and also had Super Bowl Tickets. Watched the 1st Half of the Dolphin Game from Texas Stadium. Sped home to watch the 2nd half and only missed 1 play. Was so mad my Dad did not want to go to Miami again (We went to the 78 Wild Card Game). I was spoiled rotten. He told me we have Super Bowl tickets and would see them then. The Strike Year was my Senior Year of High School and we only went to the game at Candlestick and Pittsburgh. Having spent a lot of time in a lot of stadiums I feel like I wasted a ton of energy trying to find ways to see or find out the Chargers scores during this era. I lugged my portable TV to every day game from 76 on.
@@mediadugout2684 The playoff game with the Miami Dolphins was one of the best games I've ever seen. Don Strock came in and almost won it.
Vin Scully on the play by play for the NFL, I only remembered him Calling Play by play 😮for baseball ⚾️
Lol u kidding
Funny thing is I was mostly exposed to Vin broadcasting ProFootball and Golf.
His last football game was The Catch game
Lifelong Dodger fan. Vinny was the best sportscaster ever.
I hated him doing football.
Also what strikes me are these are the uniforms I grew up with ....now not playing this day are my Cowboys who to me, BY FAR, have the greatest uniforms in all of sport (closest to me is the uniform of my beloved Red Deer Rebels (WHL HOCKEY) NOW outside of my Cowboys...2 The Raiders 3. Falcons 4. Patriots 5. Tampa Bay (especially white jersey) 6. Chargers blue (I must say the Chargers powder blue are nice but WAY WAY overrated. ) My most hated and I live in Philthy are the eagles and Washington ...Steelers and SF. HOWEVER .....these eagles uniforms were their best ..they are really nice, especially the white jersey and Buffalo really nice. I do not understand why any of these teams changed their uniforms....If I could add 5 players to my 1978 Cowboys (honestly my top 2 Cowboys team of all time) 1. #37 Lester Hayes CB Oakland 2. #10 Brad Van Pelt LB NYG 3. #82 Ozzie Newsome TE Browns (we had a 2nd TE Jay Saldi #87 who we did not use nearly enough) 4. #63 Lee Roy Selmon (DE/OLB) Tampa. To me still the greatest Buccaneer to ever play ...so underrated to this day and 5. Cliff Branch #21 WR Oakland...just like Drew Pearson...BEYOND CRIMINAL it took way to Kong to get into the HOF. 6. Alfred Jenkins WR Falcons to me the greatest Falcons WR. Oh and aside from my Cowboys...the greatest offense I saw was the 1980 -82 Atlanta Falcons William Andrews was great oh and I will say this .....the most overrated RB I ever saw was....BARRY SANDERS. 1. HE SUCKED at catching the ball out of the backfield....was never used short yardage and he did NOTHING on the field that Tony Dorsett and Gayle Sayers did not already previously do before him and did it MUCH BETTER. A Truly honest Lions fan will tell you...if not for a knee injury...was Barry better than Lions #20 BILLY SIMMS?. Now before you freak out reader..watch some Billy stuff before you say a word.
When I was 10 days old
San Francisco 1-11 🤦♂️
But they about to BLOW UP!!!!
I didn't know Brian gumbel was a sports analyst until I think 2007 or whenever nfl network brought him on for that 1 season.
Bryant
Great to see the Steelers in first place. 😅
They win the Super Bowl against the Cowboys
4:42:07 , 5:38:56
Bryant Gumbel 👍😆
❤
Thanksgiving Day,,, Nov 23, 1978,,,,Redskins at Dallas COWboys (score at the Final Horn,, Cowboys 37,,, Redskins 10). Late in the 1st quarter,, Skins Qtrback Joe Theissman gets SACKED. At that moment,, it's "Hello,, my name is Harvey Martin! How DO you DO?" Fast forward to games end,, in the Redskins Locker Room,, and Skins QB Theismann, is crying,, VERY uncontrollably,,, yelping out "They kicked our tails today,, and they kicked them GOOD". Across the way,, in the Locker Room of AMERICA'S Team (the Dallas COWboys) our hero Thomas Hollywood Henderson was gleefully raveing,, "yeah,,, not ONLY did we KICK their butts,, but we made complete TURKEYs out of that team from Washington D.C. HA HA! Look at all these turkey feathers,, scattered everywhere!!!! Yeap,, today, almost 45 years later,,, meeself is now (uhhhmm) ROTF VERY uncontrollable,,, LMAO!!! :-) :-) :-) :-)
This season would see the 49ers finish as one of the worst teams in the league, they'd draft Joe Montana and a year later were ready to go to the playoffs and the Super Bowl.
First though the Niners had to finish 2-14 in 1979 and 6-10 in 1980; then in all changed
Some things never change the Lions still suck
thanks so very much
Anytime
Is this the game where McCutcheon gets a bad injury?
Yes, it is. He was never the same after the injury.
Recently, Keith Olbermann told the story about Herm Edwards scoop n' score on his podcast. 😂
30 yard punt is awesome highlight. thx
Today the Bills have Dawson Knox. 45 years earlier they had Chuck Knox
Ground Chuck
NFL on CBS was so superior to NBC in the 70s and 80s
Boring. The commentary was dry and the announcers sounded like they wanted to be somewhere else.
Why do we always have someone tell us about the players back then to the players today. I loved football back then. No cry babies like today but he athletes are much better in this era. Saying tight ends then were better than Kelce is just ridiculous. Drop Kelce as is today in 1978 and we’d be talking about the greatest player ever in any sport. He would absolutely dominate catching and running against players 45 years ago. Stop acting like a fool
That boob wouldn't have done anything different in these days of old!! The rules were different and so were the fields. His ass would have tooken some nasty hits with no flags!! Clown!!!