I really admired how Rich Gannon had this renaissance in his career at 34. 1999 he just put it all together, this crafty side armed slinger coupled with some premier speed and athleticism. Even at 35 he could call on his legs and that 4.58 speed to bail him out. 1987-1998: 1000/1758 (56.9%) 11,158 yards...66 TD's to 54 INT's...QB rating 75.0...262 att...1,191 yards (4.5 y/a) and 10 TD's 1999-2004: 1533/2448 (62.6%) 17,587 yards...114 TD's to 50 INT's...QB rating 91.2...259 att...1,258 yards (4.9 y/a) and 11 TD's

I'm 32 years old and have been a Raiders fan for as long as I can remember. 00-02 and 16 was the only time I've seen them be successful, only to see them walk away empty handed. I envy certain teams that can stay consistent through the years. I hope for the time the Raiders can do the same.

Peyton’s snap count sounds like me trying to sneeze

This was Definitely the 2000 season... C'MON MAN.

This was the game as a Raiders fan that I knew we were back. The Raiders of the 90s would’ve gotten blown out. But starting with that comeback in KC to end the 1999 season, the Raiders were different.

I didn't see in the comments section anything about the reason Oakland won this game, but it was due to MLB Greg Biekert, and his ability to decipher Manning's audibles leading into halftime. Thanks for posting!

2000 was the best year for Oakland, I was so damn proud to ever live in that era. I was 17 when I watched those two teams battle it off on turf, Manning vs Gannon.

Back when my Raiders were good😭

Rich Gannon's fantasy football points won someone's mathcup that day.

This game was back in 2000, for reference. This was also the last year that the Colts were a good team under Jim Mora. Todd Blackledge was a substitute game analyst for Phil Simms with Greg Gumbel

It's crazy just thinking about how great Manning already was by his third season. Even finished as the runner-up to the MVP in '99 at only 23 and would've won it if not for Kurt Warner having a historically amazing season with the "Greatest Show on Turf".

Rich Gannon used to grip the football by having only his pinky on the leases.

Man Gannon was a warrior my favorite raider also Napoleon Kaufman, god Kaufman was fun to watch

2000 Raiders probably would have won the super bowl had it not been for those damn Ravens

This is 2000 cause all the nfl team jerseys were made by reebok from 2002 to 2011.

I always viewed Gannon as a pocket QB. I never knew he was such a beast scrambler

Rich Gannon is the reason people sign vets who had high expectations and really played modest or on the way out and declining

When the Raiders deciphered Manning's play calls

Peyton Manning with the speed and the tackle in the third. Never thought o would I see that.

This was the game that the Raiders figured out Manning’s audibles. Everyone on the Oakland defense knew what play the Colts were running for the entire second half. Peyton was 23-29 for 248 yards, with 2 touchdowns and no picks in the first half. Then he went 10-19 for 119 yards, with 1 touchdown and two interceptions, and was sacked twice in the second half. The Colts gained between 42-80 yards on all 5 of their first half possessions. They missed one field goal, made one field goal, and scored three touchdowns. They gained a total of 21 yards in their first four drives of the second half and would end up with one touchdown, one fumble, two punts, and two interceptions in their six second half possessions. The Raiders knew what every word Manning was using to call plays at the line of scrimmage. Sort of like what the Patriots did during spy gate. Except what Oakland did was 100 percent legal and took some very sharp players and New England just cheated.

I wanna see Derek Carr run for 3 TDs in one game. lol

Vic Vangio Flashback!

I remember this game. Almost turned the game off at one point. Happy I didn’t.

Wheatley was a beast!

Anthony Dorsett was such a liability at safety. He took a bad angle when Woodson dropped coverage on Harrison’s TD in the 4th quarter. He did the same thing in the AFC Championship game on Shannon Sharpe to give up a long TD. Greg Biekert was the unsung hero of this game. He picked up on Mannings cadence and made some second half adjustments to shut down the Colts passing attack. Great game. That 2000 Raiders team was special. Too bad Sarigusa rolled his fat ass over on Gannon after a sack to dislocate his shoulder in the post season. In my opinion this was the best Raiders team during their run from 2000-2002. Gruden’s offense that year was perfectly balanced nearly to perfection.

Die-hard Raiders fan, lived in Ohio, but I was at this game and WOW was I bumming when we were down 21. BUT, that come from behind WIN was greatest game I've ever been to. I met Tim Brown and Greg Biekert, pure class they even signed my jersey for me. RN4L!

As a raiders fan I was at this game what a comeback wow

Wow, the game today ended with the exact same score and result. Crazy.

Gruden was the buccaneers head coach in 2003 so this has to be a few years back

Aw yes, the good ol days, I still have my Rich Gannon and Tyrone Wheatly Jerseys, from this era.

Jon Gruden was in Tampa in 2003

Janikowski had a rough rookie season

Me, a Peyton Manning fan, seeing the Colts go up 24-7: 😁🔥 Me after I look at the video’s title: 😮😔

Offense was a well oiled machine, and defense was tough and aggressive!! Make it happen again Gruden!

The first and only football game I've seen with my own eyes. Me and my dad were oakland fans from indy. Great day!

Nothin but classics this week ❤️

This is the game biekert decoded Payton manning calls at the line

They all look so young....

COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE.

After watching kto video about 2009 do the 2009 mnf bills vs patriots

Kaufman on astroturf. 🏃‍♂️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

2 videos IN ONE MINUTE AHHHHHHHH COULDN’T ASK FOR ANYTHING BETTER

Imagine going into the draft #1 overall. You draft Manning and all you have to show is 1 Superbowl win and one loss.

I grew up in Indy watching Manning. I had completely forgot that he used to have some scrambling speed and that he would make tackles after he threw an INT. You wouldnt see this from him for much longer...injuries pile up quick in the NFL

Bring Rich Gannon out of retirement lol

Still in 2019 visiting with the fans in the black hole that’s what makes Gruden special

Yes! I was hoping this was a game you would post based on this week's matchup

Please post some more Raiders comeback wins since 2000: Jan.2 2000- vs Chiefs Sept.9 2001- vs Chiefs Dec. 28 2008- vs Buccaneers Sept. 25 2011- vs Jets Sept. 23 2012- vs Steelers Oct.30 2016- vs Buccaneers Fantastic games

Tbh I like the blue facemask on the Colts. They should go back to it

I'd donate my heart kidney and liver to have 1 freaking awesome Raiders season again. It's been that bad. Not even 2016 was good enough.

The small soldiers soundtrack though 😂

People today can't fathom why the Raiders are such a beloved franchise. History of greatness which is destined to return!

It was pretty much Rich Gannon vs The Colts LOL

I was there! My first Raiders game!

I wish the colts can go back to the blue facemask.

Ese juego fue transmitido en México por Azteca 7 con Pepe Espinoza, Enrique Garay y Joaquín castillo narrando , cuando tv Azteca transmitía toda la conferencia americana

Who woulda guessed that Rich Gannon had a game with 3 rushing TDs

If they hit Manning that late and low in his later stages, the benches definitely get cleared lol

my favorite comeback game of all time

Can I make 3 requests: Falcons @ Rams 2003 Week 6 Ravens @ Rams 2003 Week 10 Giants @ Bucs MNF 2003

Rich Gannon tan for 3 TD’s to put his team back in the game and win that man was special

Peyton's pre-snap cadence is masterful.

Will you please correct the video title please?.

I remember watching that game...RICH GANNON

Idk if there’s any real ones in the chat but the theme song to small soldiers to open up the vid got my like

Man....20 years ago, Gruden had a more blocking wrinkles & an active RPO game than today! In addition to the scrambling...Gannon had 3 TDs with his legs. He pulled that off on the reg. Carr has 4.7 speed but never uses it (not by design, or to scramble). Gannon always moved well in the pocket, something Carr just has issue with during his progressions. It's a different game today, I know, but the play calling was less conservative back then, compared to his coaching of today. I'm not quite understanding how that is possible. Beat Indy today though! RN4L!

This game was played in 2000

Some suggestions for the Week 5 match-ups: Jets vs. Eagles 1993 Week 5: The Eagles trail by 21 to the Jets and their star quarterback Randall Cunningham is out with an injury, but the Eagles come back and Eric Allen makes a memorable interception return for a touchdown as the Eagles prevail. Jaguars vs. Panthers 2003 Week 1: The Panthers under backup quarterback Jake Delhomme who replaced Rodney Peete leads the "Cardiac Cats" to a one-point victory. Delhomme would take over the starters' job and lead the Panthers to an NFC Championship. Vikings vs. Giants 1986 Week 11: Giants quarterback Phil Simms converts a 4th and 17 pass to wide receiver Bobby Johnson on their final drive to set up Raul Allegre's game-winning field goal on their route to Super Bowl XXI. Rams vs. Seahawks 2004 Wild Card: Bobby Engram drops a potential game-tying touchdown as the Rams edge onto the Divisional Round of the playoffs. Bears vs. Raiders 1984 Week 10: Known as "The Most Violent NFL Game Ever" two great defenses batter and bruise each other as the Bears outlast the Silver and Black. Packers vs. Cowboys 1993 and 1994 NFC Divisional, 1995 NFC Championship: Although the Cowboys beat the Pack in all three meetings, these Favre vs. Aikman battles were a sight to watch for football fans. Broncos vs. Chargers 2008 Week 17: The Broncos who are in a tailspin, face the surging Bolts with the division title at stake. Browns vs. 49ers 1987 Week 12: A "should-of-been" Super Bowl match-up between Bernie Kosar and the Browns and Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and the Niners on a Sunday night. Colts vs. Chiefs: 2003 AFC Divisional: Manning and the Colts face Priest Holmes, Dante Hall and the Chiefs in a shootout for a trip to the AFC Championship.

15:18 should have just town assume sway easier passes beside it's obviously 4 down territory.

I remember dis game wasn't it da Linebacker game I 4get his name rit now b4 I go n look at comments but I remember dis game was after Raiders Rally at Jack. LONDON cuz I think we jus had lost ta Miami n Dat September heat. Damn I miss my Jankowski jersey!!

It showed 2000 on the video but 2003 on the video description. Video is good. That's all that matters

Gruden has gotten so much hate but I think he helped usher in a new era in the NFL with his play calling, ahead of his time. And he had some great seasons with Oakland and Tampa Bay, but I really don’t know what went wrong with his career and all the losing seasons

I'll never forget Raider fans on the interwebs in those days who called Rich Gannon a "noodle armed punk" and suggested that they were winning in spite of him and not because of him. He was a great player and all he did was win.

2:04 young Vic Fangio!

Wow, I'd forgotten how good Napoleon Kaufman was.

Great as he was, you could always count on Peyton to throw a couple of picks back then. Raiders couldn't stop Edge from running the rock but per usual, the Colts were pass happy.

Please fix the year NFL Throwback.

This 2000 Raiders team got crushed in the afcc game by the Ravens i think the final score was 14-6

Back when Manning’s forehead didn’t look like Lenny Dykstra had a wad of chewing tobacco in it.

Greg Biekert da same dude who got Tha Tuck Fumble now I got it n dats w/o lookin it up my Oaktown Raider heemers

JUST WIN BABY.

2000; the lost season, in some ways.😞

Rip DARREL RUSSELL 😢 DT

Hol up NFL throwback

oh shit look at the young vic fangio 2:02

I was there

Greg Gumbel and.... NOT Phil Simms!

9:36

19 YEARS LATER; 31-24 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF FOR US

Awesome video but I don’t think This is 2003. Gruden was traded to TB prior to 2002. This is most likely 2000/2001.

RAIDERS NATION

The chucky era

Thanks to Al Davis Gannon was robbed out of his championship ring in 2002. Why get rid of a coach who brought him to glory?????

Hey this is 2000??? #whatthehell

"hut HUT hut hut." Manning is using 'on four' cadence for most of the highlighted snaps in the first half- interesting! Its so uncommonly used. I wonder why they put it in the gameplan against the raiders?

I heard about this on a podcast with Bierkwitz the MLB he said they figured out Peyton audible at the line of scrimmage @ halftime. Sorry can't remember which podcast but i know it was 2020 most likely around a time someone said anti jew comment and media went nuts. Good game nfl should re air this one

That's because Paton always wants to try and be a hero with big passes he can't complete

I ain't know Rison was playing Dat early. N Dat wasn't offensive P.I. on Rison n AFC Championship game Dat should a been our score

The game where the raiders stole peytons signs

og 2000-2001 rich gannon was him