I’m a Packers fan, but Barry Sanders running the football is a thing of beauty

If sharpe didnt get injuried he would have been a top 5 reciever of all time and be in the hall od fame

The last TD to Sharpe defines Brett Farve as a football player in a nutshell, just doing what he did best- gunsling.

Barry and Brett....what a couple of legends!

Totally fitting for Brett Favre to get his first playoff win on a play like that in a game where he threw a ridiculous pick-six. Epitomized one of the most unconventional careers in NFL history.

“This Isn’t DETROIT MAN, this is THE SUPER BOWL”😂😂😂

Earlier that day, Joe Montana led KC to an overtime win. Surreal to think that Joe Montana and Brett Favre won playoff games on the same day

I still think Sterling was the missing piece that would have given the Packers 3 super bowls in the 90s making them a dynasty team. So sad.

I remember Sterling Sharpe telling a story about this game, saying during that last drive, "If I score the winning touchdown, I will do the press conference after the game," which was a big deal because he NEVER talked to the press then. Sure enough, he scored the touchdown, and he followed through on his word, but when he went to do the press conference, the reporters were so shocked, they never asked him a question.

One of my favorite non Packer, Barry Sanders, I still remember the game the Packers D held him to -6 yards. Loved to watch Barry and especially when he scored (except against us) he would just hand the ball to the ref, unlike today where they have a dance if they make a tackle. Classy guy

"Dallas, here come the Packers." Now there is a statement that was to echo down through the years. A harbinger, a theme, a prophecy, a call heeded by the football gods, a portent, a legend.

Kid of th e 90s so I am a Dallas Cowboys fan but Brett Favre is one of the most fun QB's to watch of all time. He was like a kid from the backyard out there. Not the best athlete but made the best plays. Packers are blessed to have Favre to Rodgers!

I still have the Front Page of the news paper framed showing Sharpe waiting for the ball in the endzone! Go Pack Go!

This is the all-time Super Tecmo Bowl match-up.

What farve did is truly what legends are made of. Just truly embracing the moment and going for it.

4:47...you wanna talk about throwing a missle 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thank you so much for posting this game! I am a fan of older throwback NFL teams, and this game is one of my personal favorites!

The lions were always stacked at running back and wide receivers. I don’t know how they never found a decent quarterback in the 90s. They would have been sick.

Sterling Sharpe and Barry sanders on the same filled Nostalgia combined with Greatness

As a Packers fan Barry Sanders was a menace against us. He could make a 1 yard loss and turn it into a 30 yard gain. Boy he could fly. Yet we took Tony Mandarich over him.....BRILLIANT. Barry IS one of the best RB's EVER.

love this game.. Man, being a die-hard Packers fan from Maryland, you could not but love Barry. Just not when u play us. Best if times 90s

Peak Brent Musberger. Crisp and enthusiastic

Everyone talks about Favre's touchdown pass (and rightfully so), but how about George Teague with that pick six?

I was so sick after this game.

Great game Jacob! This set the stage for greater things to come, namely the Super Bowl 3 years later. Favre's skill set was on display through it still needed seasoning. And let's give credit, Barry Sanders was an unique talent. This game was a crossroads for both of these magnificent players. This was in all likelihood Barry's best team, for Kramer was good enough to exploit a Packer D keying on Barry (Mr. Sanders still made plays). Brett's magic was evident, and the D which had been burned from time to time closed things out. Detroit has yet to have a better opportunity, and the rest was history for the Pack. The strange thing that came out of losing Sharpe was that Farve became a better QB because of it. Sharpe was his security blanket, and when he was lost, Brett had to learn how to spread the wealth. Would Farve had still been great? Perhaps, but I don't believe that he would have set his records.

The moment when Brett Favre became BRETT FAVRE, and gave the Packers their first playoff win in 25 YEARS.

I can’t believe how accurate Stafford was, as young as he was in 1993.

Classic Playoff Rivalry Game

Why did sharpe have to get hurt

Right there, that looks Sharpe gave back to his team after catching that. Man that was the look of a connection. To bad what happened happened, that's life

Barry Sanders was something else

I remember this game vividly. One of the many heartbreaking Lion games. I had forgotten Herman Moore missed that long pass with 38 seconds to go. Would’ve put the Lions on the Green Bay 38 yard line with plenty of time to take some shots in the end zone. Classic Lions “close but no cigar.”

Why is sterling sharpe not in the hall of fame

I was at this game with my dad, I was only twelve. I'm pretty sure my dad blocked it from his memory. Go Lions!

The game where we put the seventies and eighties to bed.

Believe it or not, this is the only time in NFL playoff history (90 years) that a road team beat Detroit.

So no one’s gonna talk about Perriman. Put some respect on his name please

Still pissed about this one

Perriman has quite a game hahah

I'm only watching this bc I just saw the Bills DB, Taron Johnson, tie George Teague's record for longest pick 6 in the playoffs, when he picked off Lamar Jackson in the AFC Divisional Round in 2021 (Ravens @ Bills) lol

Barry never lost a step either he retired at his prime. Sad i still can't believe it at least i don't cry anymore like when i was a child and that ruined my entire life at the time. Never could be a lions fan again oh wait we had reggie bush And screwed him over to that's right

Greatest throw ever.

5:10 dude is a wide open in the end zone

Was I the only person back in the early 90s that wondered how much the Lions were paying Tom Hanks to play qb for them?

"but they came close to being done"

Last playoff game in Detroit

And on that last TD he knew where he was going the whole time

The defense was so bad on that play

Kramer the gunslinger lol can you believe a playaction fake worked when we had Kramer and perriman

Who’s here from the Bills vs Ravens game after that pick six?

Who's here after the Bills pick 6?

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“He’s that long.” “Favre pulls out.” 😲