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Chiefs

I remember him back up for Trent green with the chiefs in 2003 when he was like 45 yrs old

@@adamclark9004 Nah he was never teammates with Trent Green. Moon retired after the 2000 season. 2003 Chiefs QB’s were Trent Green, Todd Collins, and Jonathan Quinn

Yessir

Amen

Miss this era

Back when NBC had a good football presentation.

If only they could have brought back this or the 1994 theme music.

I miss the old days

@Jay Prescott 100% FACTUAL!!!!!!

@@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic I heard an NFL GM say that these are the type of guys who can throw a football through a car wash without the ball getting wet.

@@jpdesertrunner MOST DEFINITELY!!!! Love cannon armed “Pure Passer” quarterbacks such as Jeff George, Warren Moon, Dan Marino, Bert Jones, “Broadway” Joe Willie Namath, Christian Adolph “Sonny” Jurgensen III, Troy Aikman, Steve Bartkowski, Drew Bledsoe, Aaron Rodgers, & Matthew Stafford.

@@jpdesertrunner Chuck Norris could throw a football through a receiver without any blood getting on the ball.

​@@brianallison1913 people forget Jeff George played MVP level in 1999 when he came in for the MVP candidate the year before Randall Cunningham

That was a great throw 👍🏼 maaaan what an arm

He could've been great if he just wanted it more

In the 1999 wild card Vikings vs Cowboys he literally throws 45yds in the air to Moss on a whim without setting his feet.

@@mikesteelheart ya 1999 was his year besides maybe 1995

It’s funny how a lot of us remember the old three divisions per conference alignment. The present alignment certainly works but there is something to be said about the old alignment

More like jay cutler

@@jalos012 not that bad lmao

Disagree. Fitzmagic was a guy who wasn’t very talented but got by because he was smart. Jeff George was immensely talented but such a bonehead. Jalos is right he’s more like an unlikable Jay Cutler.

Your going to make me cry for that nostalgia

If it was ‘97, then Saturday was “watch Nebraska kill someone, then wait for the Chiefs to maul a team before inevitable playoff heartbreak”. Everything else was spot on. Good times!

Yes! Miss those days

Damn my dude we must be the same age. I was a colts fan when they drafted manning this very year.

If it was a raiders player you would have seen it for years

This is facts

I wish you could still do this in football.

If you watch the replay Williams hits Dudley with his shoulder not his helmet, it was actually a clean hit in 2021

The hit on Dudley? Damn

He was an alright QB as a Raider in 1997, but there was no future with the team once Jon Gruden became the coach in 1998. Interesting that both he and Randall Cunningham had a Gruden offense for a year and did not fit into his system, only to find short-term success with the Vikings.

@@PhilJHaast7695 Good analysis and well said. 🏈👍

Exactly. Snooker is the rifhtbterm because Jeff George was fundamentally a fraud; firvsll his physical talents George never played all that well

Remember the year he had with the Vikings in 1999?

Don't forget Randall Cunningham. Both are in the HOF!

Warren Moon also spent several years in the CFL. Which means that his NFL stats are a mere shadow of what he contributed to the game here in the states.

@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 Cunningham's not in The HOF actually.

@@mikesteelheart I thought he was.

@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 They give anyone with bulk stats hall of fame jackets. Personally if it truly had to be the hall of fame, you should have a case of being a top 5 at that position of all-time. Warren Moon and Randall Cunningham are no where near top 5. They were great but not hall of fame worthy. Everyone is friends now.

Hopefully we'll get throwbacks next year ('22) since the 2-helmet rule was passed after the deadline for 2021 uniform decisions.

No. The uniforms they got now are tough. Leave it alone.

Fr

Me too

@@crispinroy9839let’s goooo

The question is always asked “how good would Moon have been if he’d been drafted as a quarterback in 1978?”

For me, it’s Vick, Cunningham & Favre

These guys both had fucking CANNONS for arms. Jeff George had beautiful touch on his passes as well.

@@808mitch Icon Quarterbacks!

@@808mitch Aikman Rodgers Mahomes all had great deep balls

Jeff George in 1999 was insane

outta Washington

I played catch with him at my church in Boise Idaho the year after he retired. He tossed that ball with me as a kid and talked football for well over a hour. Nicest guy I have ever met

Former northwestern great

@@TheDreadedRaider dopeeee

@@ericsigersmith6067 Napoleon Kaufman played college football for the University of Washington Huskies (1991-1994).

fr what college ?

@Danny Hilding I agreed

Yes...all the way until after '01

@@Official_Kings_Versus they were total 5 AFC East AFC West NFC East and NFC Central Division last but not least 4 AFC Central and NFC West Division grand total 14 AFC and 14 NFC 28 teams of the NFL golden age from 1976 thru 1993 post afl-nfl merger from 1970 through 1975 26 teams 🏈

@@jefferyrobertson7520 in '95 saw the debut(s) of the Jaguars & Panthers, leading to 30 teams. Fast forward ⏩ to 1999: the reinstatement of the Cleveland Browns (after the original Browns left Cleveland for Baltimore and became the Ravens) -- making the NFL 31 teams overall. 2002: the Houston Texans entered the NFL as the league's 32nd franchise.

Almost 70 yards flat footed..he generates alot of unorthodox power from his arm and its no wonder he pulled his groin with that throwing style..i wish hed set his feet on a better drop back but my god could he throw..add the amazing napolean kaufman too and this team was damn sexy

@@serwinzzalot9989 1999 he was MVP caliber

@@serwinzzalot9989 he had such elite potential

RIP Chester McGlockton... 🌿✝️🌎🌤💕

@@maxmulsanne7054 former run stuffer extraordinare

@@ericpackers1700 Yes he was. Was a Hawk fan when Chris Warren was our RB. McClockton was always giving us trouble when we were trying to stay alive in the chaotic AFC West. I miss that division.

Jeff George’s passer rating was surprisingly good - 91 - even though his completion percentage was just 55%

"And the 12th man is rockin again- the loudest stadium in the nfl". lol even in the kingdom days

My dad took me to our first Seahawks game in the Kingdome and Brett Favre & the Packers came to town! So awesome.

And RIP Chester McGlockton

Very easy to forget that fact these days.

True indeed

1977 to 2001 In 1976, the Seahawks were in the NFC West. Their schedule was the 13 other teams in the conference and expansion TB Seattle went 2-12 that year. Their first win was a 13-10 win in Tampa who didn’t win a game until 1977. Win 2 came against the Falcons Tampa was in the AFC West and played the 13 other teams in the conference and SEA. Final three games on TB schedule: at eventual Super Bowl champ OAK, at PIT (yikes), home to wild card winner NE. Also on the schedule: DEN ended 9-5 and a season away from Orange Crush Super Bowl run, BAL (Colts, not the Ravens) were 11-3, CIN a year after Paul Brown retired who started 9-2 but ended up 10-4 & out due to losses to late season Ls to PIT & OAK, and SD with early Dan Fouts and an assistant coach named Bill Walsh on the staff No wonder why they went 0-14 & eventually 2-26 in their first two seasons in the NFL Tampa was put in the NFC Central/Norris from 1977-2001 until they along with ATL, CAR, & NO were put in the newly created NFC South

@@QuiltHoncho I'm with you. To me, the Raiders, Broncos & Chiefs are more rivals to me than the Cards or the Rams are. *The Niners are a special case - they feel like a rival because the Harbaugh-Carroll years really ramped things up.

Amen. 🙏🙏🙏

Agreed. This and that 1995 game at Mile High when Robert Blackmon rocked Elway is stuff I would like to see more often from Seattle, , much less the rest of the league.

in today's NFL, because Williams launched himself, would be a penalty

Same man same

Called the Miracle in the Meadowlands in the late 70’s, Chargers-Dolphins playoff game in 1982, the Nebraska-Miami 1984 Orange Bowl, 2 Hail Marys involving Cleveland - 1999 in New Orleans/2002 in Jacksonville just to name a few

It was clear he was built to play QB. He would not be a very good WR.

Fools

Nobody said that about Moon...Stop race baiting you clown

amen

Fr lol or vikings

You never hear it at any sporting events any more because Gary Glitter was a convicted pedophile, and totally unremorseful about it, and eventually somebody realized that he was receiving residual money every time that song was played.

Century Link is better. It's outdoors, which is perfect for soccer (fans) and RV shows. Much less better for fun concerts or other social gatherings.

Randy Edelman composed it.

🤮🤢 not the best retro/throwback in my opinion. No disrespect

@@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday I like the 90's look but maybe it's nostalgia

@@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday of course, Raiders always wear the same stuff cuz they don't need to impress anyone

@@badcornflakes6374 I love everything 90’s. But the Seahawks uniform never intrigued me. I think the colors were too bright and the helmet didn’t make any sense to me. The logo looked too Native American in my opinion. Definitely nostalgic though. Raiders uniforms are just timeless ! Classic and beautiful !

@@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday i can respect ur opinion and we can agree to disagree, but the Bold colors does it for me especially the Logo on the jersey. Something about the 90's was special and also i am a Vikings (Skol Gang) fan

While they are cool in a retro sense they also screamed mediocrity.

Next year.