I was there . I got a job at 15 years old selling hot chocolate as a vendor. I lied about my age in order to get this job. I did not make much money but I got to watch every game that year. As you can see by the film the stands are shaped in a U shape and as a vendor you are allowed to cross the field behind the endzone in order to reach the stands on the other side. What a great thing I used to almost hang out on the field for so much of the game . For this game I practically sold nothing. I just used my vendor credentials and my hot chocolate tray to watch the entire game. That was the only year I worked at Franklin Field but the one thing it did give me is bragging rights. Great memory.

Born in July of 1960 this was supposed to keep me happy till 2018. Worth the wait.

I was 5 years old and playing downstairs in our suburban Philadelphia home with my Alamo playset, that Santa brought me the day before, while my father watched this game upstairs. A reserved guy, he let out a loud "yes" at the end, and I ran upstairs to see what had happened. "The Eagles are World Champions," he said. That was my last experience of an Eagles' World Championship until February 4, 2018. Long time, those 58 years.

Wow, what a game! Great to hear all the all time great Eagles’ names. Bednarik, Brookshire, McDonald, Campbell, etc. What a great game! Fly Eagles Fly!!!

Great to be a die hard fan of the 4 TIME World Champion Philadelphia Eagles

RIP Tommy Mcdonald Born in Roy, New Mexico on July 26, 1934, - Sept 24 2018 One of the most unique players in Philadelphia sports history, I am so glad I was able to watch him p lay

It's over, the Eagles are the Champions of Super Bowl LII. Congrats!!! 57 year drought is done. Yeah!!!!

I was a senior in high school and went to the game with my brother-in-law. Who knew that would be the last championship until the Eagles won the Super Bowl in 2017.

Great to watch these old timers. Shows how the game has changed, and how it's stayed the same.

I was just 13 but remember seeing this game on television. I remember this was Norm Van Brocklin's last game. The holder in this game for field goals was Sonny Jergenson . He was quarterback for the Eagles '61-'63. I was a Redskins fan and remember the trade that sent Jergenson to the Redskins before the 1964 season for their quarterback Norm Snead. I think the Redskins got the best of that trade. I wanted the Philadelphia Eagles to win here and Super Bowl LII against the New England Patriots. This was the first year for the AFL.

One of my earliest sports memories, at 8, listening to the game on an old floor radio (it was blacked out in Philly). That was also the year of my first NBA game, being taken to see local kid Wilt as a rookie.

My Uncle John Wittenborn (#62 Eagles) playing the team that would become my favorite team in a few years. I was 2 when this was played.

Thank you for posting this. I have read about this game since the 1970’s but I never saw more than just a few plays. Some of the people are complaining aoout too many replays. I think that this is a collection of one of the team’s 8mm films of the game (because there is almost no footage in between plays) interspersed with some football cards and ads with radio and TV commentary mixed in. Considering that they probably had only scraps of film from the game, this is remarkably well done. The only reason that a full copy of game 7 from the 1960 World Series exists is that Bing Crosby, part owner of the Pirates, left to go to England before the game beacuse he was so stressed about the game. He had a kinescope (movie camera filming the TV screen) made just so that he could see it when he returned. The networks didn’t keep full copies of broadcasts, and apparently the Sabols weren’t in charge of NFL films at that time. This would have been one of the (if not THE) last championship game(s) that had an old-style atmosphere. The Eagles played at Franklin Field on the Penn campus. It was an afternoon game. A marching band performed at halftime. It’s very folksy compared to the modern Super Bowl atmosphere. Your dad played a heckuva game, too!

Beating the Lombardi Packers in the 60s was a crazy accomplishment.

I remember watching this game. The last play of the game is an all-time classic ending, with Chuck Bednarik leading the gang-tackle of Jim Taylor at the Eagle nine yard-line and then taking his sweet getting off the pile. After seeing the clock go to zero, only then did Bednarik say "You can get up now, Taylor. This damn game's over."

3 different announcers , replays on almost every play , terrific video , football on those types of fields have been gone forever , what a neat ballpark , franklin field

Eagles are super bowl 52 champions!!!!

I was almost 4 years old, I remember hearing my neighbor's radio. He was listening to the game. I was playing in the playground on 10th and Bainbridge

Tarik Please let you're dad know that after all these years we still appreciate all he did. His kickoff return changed the whole momentum of the game and gave the Eagles the edge they needed to win.

The 11 dislikes are the 11 Packers offensive players

Way before my time, but I love these old games. They are just playing football without all of the theatrics. Not even names on their jerseys. Not all of the whining with every referee call. I enjoy these old games more than the current games.

I think the legend of this game is that Chuck Bednarik sat on Jim Taylor to keep him from getting up, preventing the Packers from getting another play off. If you look at the film, there is about three seconds left when Taylor is down. The Packers had no timeouts, so there is no way they could have gotten in place to get a play off. Also, if you look at the film, it looks like Bednarik gets up right away. It's interesting that the 1960 ending is not unlike Sunday's thriller, when the Eagles once again won the game on the last play. I'm not an Eagles' fan, but I certainly extend my congratulations to all Eagles' fans. And if you are an Eagles' fan, and you didn't get a lump in your throat and a tear in your eye Sunday night, then you're someone I don't want to know.

When the Eagles broke through and won Super Bowl L2 against New England it ended what many called "the Lombardi Curse". The Eagles were the only team to beat Vince Lombardi in the Play-offs. And what is the Super Bowl Trophy called: "the Lombardi Trophy"! It was said the Eagles would never hold it! I am glad "the curse" is over because I am truly a fan of BOTH of these two teams!

I remember my father taking me to Franklin Field for Eagles games in the late sixties. At one game I turned to my father and asked why a dummie was being raised up the flag pole. He said it was suppose to be the head coach of the Eagles who the fans hated. Bad season for the Eagles.

Great game great team they just went out and outplayed every team they faced without shooting off their mouths about how good they were and they were good I was 13 yes. Old listening to it on the radio I can still name every player on that team

As an eagles fan, this is the best thing ever

Thank you for loading this. I loved it.

Awesome history lesson here, thanks for the upload and FLY EAGLES FLY!

Bill Quinlan was my uncle. The scariest toughest SOB that even Vince Lombardi couldnt control. But if he loved you he was the biggest sweetheart ever. Made my family so proud. But dont get on his bad side. Cuz he was a killer

Chuck Bednarik never left the field. He played every damn offensive and defensive snap. A real Iron man. RIP to a legend... New legends were born today. Eagles nation rejoice!!! We CHAMPS!!!!

Tarik , thanks for this upload , so very cool .

33:26 Back in the days when you could tackle a guy 5 yards out of bounds without a penalty.

love seeing these plays that would get flagged in today's NFL not get flagged

All I know is this is the only game Vince Lombardi lost in a Championship game? Against the Eagles..

Who knew what a dynasty Green Bay would become in the 60s.

I so wanna see this in 4K. This game was amazing to watch! Go Pack Go!

The Packers missed chances early. Two times inside the 22 and only got a 3 points. Credit to the Eagles defense. They also missed a field goal at the end of the first half. Then when Green Bay took the lead 13-10, they let the Eagles return the kick-off 60 yards! This was the ONLY loss Vince Lombardi had in the playoffs (9-1)! The Packers would go on to win five Championships in the next seven years! (Still the record: 5 in 7)! Also three in a row (1965-67)! (Another record)! The Eagles would wait 57 years for their next one! Thank you for uploading this!

A really good game with a lot of HOF players in it.

Great game,as it should be played

TOTALLY WATCHABLE! 2 notes: Bednarik not only played O & D he played on KICK TEAMS and made tackles! Van Brocklin WAS THE PUNTER, too! And a good one. Max McGee was the Packers punter and made a key fake for a nice run.

Very cool. Thank you for sharing.

58 years later they do it again

60 years ago today. Wow. 58 years later, SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS! Go Birds! #FlyEaglesFly

ME EAGLES ONCE RULED DE WORLD!!!!!!.....GREAT UPLOAD!..TY!!...SUBSCRIBED...

RIP Tommy McDonald.

❤️ 1960 NFL football 🏈

Bednarik’s real talent was as a linebacker. According to Art Donovan, “Bednarik was a center on offense, and he couldn’t block my grandmother”

well DonE!...a Masterpiece!

I never get tired of watching the Packers get beat.

best eagles jersey and helmet ever! van brocklin was an all timer

The announcer at the beginning was wrong about the crowd being the largest ever for any NFL Championship Game up to that point. In fact, the crowd of 67,325 wasn't anywhere near the largest NFL Championship Game crowd up to that point. That distinction went to the 1955 NFL Championship Game at the Los Angeles Coliseum, which drew 87,695. However, the crowd of 67,325 made it the second-most attended NFL Championship Game (of the 28 held) to that point.

I kept looking for the “G”s and then realized it wasn’t until a year later that the Packers used their iconic G logo.

Am currently watching 2018 Wild Card game; Eagles vs Falcons.... Couldn't remember who was Eagles QB in 1960 NFL Championship game. Van Brocklin would later become the Vikes Coach. We fans suffered until Bud Grant was named Coach. 10 Atlanta- Eagles 6 at half time.

NVB dropped some dimes once he got going! They shoulda came out airing. Both teams were playing so tight. Lot of running and defense in those days plus bad field conditions.

Packers fan checking in to see Starr's only playoff loss. Our RDE (Bill Quinlan) is lined up offsides on like every single play haha.

Chuck Bednarik. Talk about a warrior

Beautifully designed run play at 22:30. Wonder how many tackles Bednarik had....sure seemed like he was there for most of them.

Great video. Was there even a single penalty in this game? Lately the Super Bowl has lasted 3:45 start to finish. I wonder how long it took in 1960.

Interesting that neither team had kicking specialists. I remembered Bobby Walston our starting wideout was the field goal kicker but I had no recollection of Van Brocklin being our punter. I also did not remember Ted Dean getting so many carries and playing such a large role in this game. In addition to playing RB he returned kicks and kicked off for us. Nor did I remember that Tight End Max McGee was the Green Bay punter or his long run from punt formation. Paul Horning was their FG kicker

I work @ UPenn, my first two years I worked in Athletics and I absolutely loved setting up the field goal posts, grooming the turf and seeing all the nostalgic history of Franklin Field! #FLYEAGLESFLY🦅🤍🦅💚

Nice work putting this together. Did you match radio with film?

Tough Tough Gritty Game. The Eagles 🦅 Overcame The 2 Early Turnovers To Win This Great Game

Definitely wrong about the largest crowd ever.1955 Browns Rams at LA Coliseum had 85,000.

The only playoff loss Ste. Vincent's Packers ever had. Van Brocklin refusing the head coach position because of Eagles turning down his demands for more scouting,

Fly Eagles Fly!!!

Jackie Kennedy sighting at 1:49 ---- apparently selling concessions?

And that was "Literally" a nine yard field goal Hornung missed (21:00)

I'm pretty sure that this is Chris Schenkel doing the game, and notice that it was played on a Monday (December 26 was a Monday; December 25, 1960, like this past year of 2016, was a Sunday). I suspect this is the last time that an NFL championship game was not played on a Sunday.

Bro threw a pick on the first play of the game

No plastic grass?...no skipping players?...no STUPID end zone celebrations?...no dancing?...no 10 minute video reviews?...no penalty flags on every play?...not a player down after every play?...no domed stadium?...no stupid 5 hour pre-game show crap?...actual dirty uniforms?...actual tackling?.....Oh...that's right....this is December 26, 1960...it was the game that was important!!! It wasn't:"Hey...look at me!!!". Real football with real football players!!! The ONLY championship game that Vince Lombardi would lose as a head coach!!! I'll take this over the s**t that passes for the NFL in 2019!!!

Most of the Eagles retired after the game. Huge upset.

60 years ago today.

I like counting all the "unnecessary" roughness penalties.

was this the eagle's last title win before super bowl 52????

This is when football was actually good and not rigged. When it was actually real. It was called the gridiron. They played on actual grass that when wet became muddy. These are real men, unlike the people always offended over everything like in 2023.

I can barely hear the game it's so old lol 🤣🤣🤣...

This should have been the first Superbowl, 1960 and let me tell you why!! The first 2 Superbowl 's weren't called "Superbowl" it wasn't until the 3rd Championship between NFL & AFL Greenbay Packers Won again, after that it was called Superbowl, remember I was alive for all Superbowl 's.

Dam the reff @ 21:00 was happy as shit to call that field goal no good.

If Vince Lombardi would have went for a field goal on the first drive instead of going for a first down on 4th and 2, he would have won the game in the last drive with a short field goal!!

Pack coulda woulda shoulda won this game...went for it on 4th down too many times just kick the FG and they win going away... VTL would have had two 3 peats....

GO BIRDS!!

must read bar stools and BUS STOPS

Volume too low

playing on cold wet dirt

Wow Iggles had turnovers in first two drives. Cave man football back then. Teams are garbage

now lets look at 2016 packers with a come back. with A-Rod ant the helm

too many re-plays, annoying

Virtually every play is shown twice; horrible.

eagles. they wont even make playoffs in 2016, ha