They were incredible!!! So underrated

I was born in 89, i agree awesome duo. Makes these old games great to watch

Yes they were

I loved them too, Criqui was a pro and always showed excitement when necessarry

You can say that again!

Hell ya just need nfl films acess

Wow, robbers with 3 arms - must have been a crazy day

No way ! Im from Boston but lived in San Diego from 97-2000. I never heard that story. That is so cool ! Just another part of this great rivalry !!

Just like alot of great athletes who are beat up by the press. Eddie Murray in Baltimore and Randy Moss in Minnesota come to mind

@@VerveQuest-zc4riEric Dickerson Too.

I live right near the stadium slowly watching it get destroyed

Don Criqui was always a great listen

He was one of the best pure PBP guys ever IMO. His decline was precipitous though but when you've been calling games since the 60s it gets hard to keep up to the pace of the game in 2010 (his last full year) There was a 5-6 year span where he and Steve Tasker did most Bills games. in the early 2000s. Sure made watching some bad teams somewhat palatable.

The great Don Criqui...he was NBC's #2 guy at this point behind Dick Enberg. Started on CBS...if you look up the old NFL on CBS intros from 1969 or 1970, you hear him in his younger days.

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 Criqui is fantastic but Charlie Jones should have been #2 or even #1

The team with a thousand jerseys

Fire !!

Yessir 😎

It just slipped away from us

Yeah, he fell right into the HOF after passing for over 43,000 yards in his great career.

@@millypoo7713 Nothing against his talent

John Elway did that as well in his early years, just the drop back then I guess

Yea that trot back drop when the play is to the left always looks ridiculous now

Theismann used the same dropback

Yeah besides the Raiders there weren't a lot of defenses that could pummel teams

@@chrisuncleahmadJoe Gibbs (1981-91)Redskins, (1982-84) Lynn Dickey, James Lofton, John (JJ) Jefferson, & Paul Coffman Green Bay Packers, (1980-First 8 Games Of 1986) Tom Landry, Danny White, Tony Dorsett, & Tony Hill Dallas Cowboys, & Finally 1988 & 1989 Ernie Zampese, Jim Everett, Greg Bell, Henry Ellard, & Willie “Flipper” Anderson Los Angeles Rams 🐏 Says Not So Fast My Friend.

I remember the cowboys had him as thei wide receiver coach on hard knocks wthe cowboys

You laugh, but Marc Wilson ruined my childhood with his "QB" play. Raiders should've been in the Super Bowl this year...but were ruined by his sorry play under center.

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 Oh trust me, my Dad is a Raiders Fan. Loathed Marc Wilson with that worried look on his face.

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 idk man. I bet Dolphins fans think they should have been in the SB in 85.

im confused, whyd you call him howard stern

@@quincee3376 Tom Flores was 6-0 vs Don Shula. The same weaknesses New England exploited with Craig James and Tony Collins running, the Raiders would have running with MVP Marcus Allen and Frank Hawkins. Plus, the game would've been in Los Angeles not the Orange Bowl, even though the Raiders won there in 1981, 1984, and 1986.

That’s San Diego’s Crowd for ya lol

@UCTlO3MgUhv0pZ0pSb2Vzhrw I disagree. The hall of fame is a popularity contest. What Coryell did for the league was monumental. All the deep and intermediate passing concepts used today are because him. Coryell not being inducted is a travesty! Why is Jerry Jones in the Hall-he didnt do shit!

Or some Winter weather gear? - Brian

1979's defense combined with fouts passing in 1981 would've made the dream team

Definitely. Great player. Too bad he didn't play more seasons.

@@matthewdaley746 true, I’d say that Stafford is this generation’s Fouts. Not that anyone of them are terrible but the big games slip away from them it seems like.

1983-1991

They were 8-7 in 1987.

Na'ah...there were plenty other guys well before him like Lenny Moore and Bobby Mitchell that were all purpose backs.

I think he is a Hall of Famer

Not a bad commentator either

I agree. He was the first TE I noticed in the NFL, second was Kellen Winslow.

Almost as if that's what they always do

The great Don Criqui

Lmao I always forget Fouts was oregon legend

Imagine if he stayed healthy. Sadly he passed away a few years ago.

Marc Wilson. And it wasn't because of the opposing QB's. It's because his defense after 1980 was absolute GARBAGE. They really should've cashed in those first two chances he had in 1979 and 1980. They were THE team that matched up with the aging Steelers dynasty in 1979 and had home field in 1980, but of course lost to the Cinderella Raiders and Jim Plunkett. After that, the defense fell apart. They led the league in scoring this season as well as 1981 and 1982, but were never any higher than 24th in defense...and that was in a 28 team league.

Imagine if Fouts was on the Raiders.

Spiking didn't become popular until the following season.

Neither does "Las Vegas Raiders"

...or "Washington Football Team"

*the team they never wanted back (the Chargers)

@@osaji922 that one too. It begs the question, if they could put 30,000 opposing fabs in the Galaxy's soccer stadium, can they put 70,000 opposing fans in SoFi?

The Raiders should had played at SoCal Stadium in Inglewood 25 years ago if Al ego didn't got in the way

They only do highlights for good players not average

@@chadbinger8700 So leading one of the most historic NFL Franchises in tackles doesn't qualify him as good?

@@nathanb.7641 IDK if you know this but the players the channel does highlights for are either HOFers, Perennial Pro Bowlers, good players that had short careers, or (rarely) celebrities that played in the NFL and Hawk doesn’t fit in any of those categories

@@chadbinger8700 Is that why they did a video of Terry Crews? It doesn't hurt to ask, and Hawk was a highly touted played out of college

Shiiit u right but nfl throwback does it way better tho but ok 😂😂