Az and Ricky too

This vikings team had a team to

Offensive fire power! They were practically unstoppable.

I Loved Marshall Faulk & Issac Bruce. Torry Holt was an Awesome Receiver himself.

If you tuned in 15 mins late you missed half the scoring....they were just incredibly explosive!!

Relentless and unapologetic was Martz. The Rams dared defenses to stop them.

And RIP John Madden

Bryant Anderson I'm from LA in 95 I was traveling cross country to work in DC I had planned to go see Marshall Faulk beat my Rams in St. Louis but I overslept at the state line and missed the game so I called the local sport radio station from a phone booth in Downtown St.Louis and told them that St.Louis had just inherited a great football team along with a great history of Hall of Famers Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Jack Youngblood .... The list goes on and that they were my team and always will be because of the aforementioned players that I seen play ball and for St.Louis to please welcome them with open arms, thanks for doing that, now I have my RAMS back, something to be Happy about.... took my Son to Canton Ohio in 01 he got his RAM helmet signed by Jack Youngblood on the left horn and by Fred Dryer on the right, that was a good day.... blessings from California.

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿😞

Best receiving RB ever

@@DanielLeu_Rams BEST ALL AROUND PLAYER in the NFL circa 1999-2001

What is so funny is that the 99 Rams were pretty much that years version of the 98 Vikings. An unstoppable scoring machine. Just like the Vikings, they blew through the regular season, ran a divisional opponent out of their building, and went somewhat flat against a physical rival in the NFCCG. Unlike the 98 Vikings, the 99 Rams were able to pull off a narrow win after getting punched in the mouth, and cashed in their ticket to the Super Bowl with a win.

They had so many weapons. The most impressive performance of that postseason was Tampa holding them to 11 points.

The 2000 team offense was gonna be event better until the injuries .

Max Smiley yea I remember as a pats fan being happy when you guys took out the Seahawks who were the 2nd best team in the NFC. The Seahawks had nearly beat the Pats at Gillette earlier that year, and if we got to the SB I wanted Philly over Seattle. Not that I wanted to see the Rams with Martz looming for revenge either, but I feared Seattle more than any other NFC team at the time

Bulger didn’t play until 04

@@roccosteo8328 he started 15 games in 2003

Same!! LOVED THIS TEAM!! Heartbroken Martz gave up on Warner too soon

So was the 2000 NFC championship game.

fire1777 please read my reply to Bryant Anderson it's for you too.

juice4080 I 1,000% AGREE WITH YOU. AS A 8 YEAR OLD KID IN 1990 I THOUGHT DAN MARINO, JOHN ELWAY, WARREN MOON, OR RANDALL CUNNINGHAM A.K.A. THE ULTIMATE WEAPON HAD THE GREATEST/STRONGEST ARM EVER THEN I SAW A LATE SEASON REDSKINS @ COLTS GAME & WAS MESMERIZED BY JEFF GEORGE'S ARM I'M NOW 34 SOON TO BE 35 YEARS OLD & TO THIS DAY I STILL HAVEN'T SEEN A QUARTERBACK WITH A ARM LIKE HIS AARON RODGERS, JAY CUTLER, MATTHEW STAFFORD, JOE FLACCO, DAUNTE CULPEPPER, MICHAEL VICK, & JAMARCUS RUSSELL INCLUDED WHILE I'M MAKING THIS STATEMENT.

George had a million dollar arm and a 10 cent brain. Probably the best arm of any QB in NFL history, too bad he was a complete headcase.

juice4080 He was also a great target for one of the best blitzing D - Fences I've ever seen in a half Century of watching NFL, and I grew up in LA watching and going to see the Fearsome foursome play and team Youngbloods too, quarter backs make great lunches for hungry D- fences.

I never understood why Minnesota didn't resigned him for a long term deal. He was perfect for that system and had a great relationship with Moss and Carter. All I know is Dennis Green told him to "shop around" after the season. He went to Washington and that was a bad system for him.

"10 cent brain". I think that is purely due to his complete lack of mobility. When you can't move and they're baring down on you there's a tendency to panic and throw it up for grabs. I think most the criticisms of him are simply side effects of his mobility issues. Rich Gannon had a complete rag arm but was super moble took over for him with the Raiders and had way more success. You have to have some degree of mobility, hard to get it done as a STATUE. You can't move and you get scared and panic.

Secretariat !

And it's the same system

Moss was a butter fingers late in his career that’s why he’s not a hall of famer

@@JB-fm4tb Moss never had butter fingers that's why he is a hall of famer

Randy had electromagnetic hands and speed of light timing. Dennis Rodman like freakishness at getting to the ball.

Other than Jeff George

@Mike Reed yeah that year Randall Cunningham feel off

To be fair, those Denny era Vikings got beat by superior teams. Only the 94 team that lost at home to the same Bears team the Vikings swept that season, the 98 NFCCG loss to the Falcons, and the aforementioned 41-donut loss, to the Giants could be called upsets. Every other loss of that era was to a clearly better team.

that 2000 nfc title game gave the giants fans hope going into the super bowl

Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot As true as that is, I still think the Vikes could have come back if they started a possession or so earlier.

No Doubt it did, Big Time! The RAMS poured it on in that 2nd Half!

Minnesota had no chance after that Horne kick-off touchdown return

And I’m sure that “bobble” play took a lot out of them as well.

Kevin Sullwold what pocket...you mean the one filled with BLITZING RAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!+

Kevin Sullwold in other words Jeff George was trash

What Highlights besides Rock n Roll Ricky Proehls catch?

@@ChillydontCap it would defiantly be a short highlight reel. Someone did put up the entire game.

@@stephenh5944 Final score 11-6? I've seen bowling matches with more excitement. 😴😴😴

@@ChillydontCap It was exciting if you like defense. The Bucs holding them to 11 points was borderline miraculous. Too bad their offense sucked.

That'd be cool but honestly I think the Rams would've smoked em.

I thought that was Madden.

That was Madden, twice, once after each of the Ram's first two TDs. He knew the Real McCoy when he saw it.

Rams 'D' backs were holding Moss a lot at the line of scrimmage and wasn't getting called. Moss got frustrated, but this was only his 2nd year and Moss hasn't mastered the art of fighting off those holds and handchecks the way Cris Carter had.

Barrett Harger hey Barret did you see the Pro Bowl Warner to Moss? If was litterary undefendable, Rainbows!!!!

it could be the 2000 Ravens they ain't stop the greatest show on turf.

Barrett Harger no defense can stop that 99 rams team

Barrett Harger strange considering they had Pro Bowler John Randle on the line giving the O line absolute hell. Guy was a beast on the Vikings Defense. However we are talking about The Greatest Show on Turf that they’re going up against here.

Councilman Les Wynan Yeah they weren’t the GSOT yet but when they played the 98 Vikings, the score was 38-31, both teams had over 400 yards.

@Councilman Les Wynan they played week 2 of 98 season. it was a high scoring game then too... and that's before Faulk and Warner/Green. That was good old Tony Banks at qb.

The guy was a scrub.

Yeah that was my intention when making these videos. Usually the NFL will block full games almost immediately after they're uploaded. Plus, nobody really has the time to sit down and watch a 3-hour game. I thought if I could keep as many plays as I could while keeping these videos under 20 minutes than people will have the time to watch them and still get a feel for how each team played.

Sorry, no I don't. I'm looking for it though!

I've tried re-uploading it, but the NFL blocks it as soon as the video is processed. I'm currently looking at other websites where I can upload the games that the league blocks. Sorry about the late response!

except for the W

Daniel Leu Well played, good sir.

Daniel Leu W? Why would They want a letter? They play to get paid!

Quentin Campbell the W stands for WIN dumbass

clutchcity25 did you get a chance to see Warner to Moss in the pro bowl? Rainbow far side line.... UNDEFENDABLE....

Pat wasn't the most excitable announcer ever, but damn was he a great one. Some people may not have liked it, but I could still feel the passion in his voice. If anything, I'd say Al Michaels is giving Pat Summerall a run for his money.

Daniel Leu I sure miss Pat, being from LA, I sure miss him, along with Vin Scully, thanks for posting, my Dad worked for the LA Times for 37 years my first game was in 1969 seen the Fearsome foursome beat San Francisco

He was no Gus Johnson that's for sure.

Without the kickoff TD and fumbled kickoff the Vikings would have had a chance. The Rams still put up a ton of points, and the Vikings last couple scores were against a prevent. So you might want to slow your roll a bit.

The Rams were playing prevent offense and prevent defense at that point with a substantial lead. To read so much into the Vikings late TD's and defensive stops is idiotic.

The viqueens never had a chance bitch boy.

And the game was decided by a guy named Horne.

Real Vikings don't wear horns.

Now, after all these years I understand why losing against "those" guys was so painful.

Haha well sort of. I realized most fans don't want to watch a complete 2 and a half hour game, so I took out plays that didn't gain much yardage on first, second, or third down and cut out unimportant things (like punts and touch-backs). I still wanted a lot of plays left in the "highlights" so that viewers could still feel like they're watching the entire thing. I hope you are enjoying these "highlights" lol

There's a Patriots youtuber named James Davis he does the same thing so the NFL doesn't ban his videos

What......? The 1999 Rams won that year.