@DevMag 52 He was the original JOHN ELWAY

You missed HoF. Duck Fallas!

Correct but he had a major set back he was a Dallas cowboy 🤠

Americas Team?

That's right . But you dont have to like it

rogers become a billionaire after retiring from NFL being real estate investor

I'm an LSU grad (82) and the stuff Bert did is legendary. He also had some amazing siblings. They all went to college on scholarships (mostly athletic), and his brother "Hoss" was a fighter pilot and flew with the Thunderbirds.

As a Dolphins fan back then, I HATED Bert Jones. That was because the bastard was so good. His great connection with Roger Carr, who was Biletnikoff with more speed and no stickum, was tragic in its brevity. Just like Bert. As an appreciator of great players, they were deadly for too short a time, and that's a shame.

It’s a good thing he ran into the Steelers in 76 77 Section 1 would’ve died if he didn’t

​ @Kidapollos5910 No shyte? Now that is impressive! That's the combat veteran side of me talking. But, I was a Bert Jones fan too. I was born in Maryland, so I had to like the Colts.

bellichek is a weirdo and a cheater and always has been and i really dont understand why everyone thinks hes anything but that. people wanna act like he knew brady was gonna come out and win like that. bellichek was a partial season away from getting fired from the perennial dumpster fire that the patriots were. its been 2 going on 3 years now my man. i know you made this comment last year but its time to start questioning that boys legacy. he is not a genius, he is in fact a lottery winner.

@John Massoud I totally agree with u on that wholeheartedly coz I'm a Redskins fan as well.

Agreed and I am a Redskins fan too and I agree. I am shocked at how many people forget how good Ken Anderson was. Some even have forgotten who he was.

I'm a Cowboys fan and I agree. Anderson was insane.

@@bouncingczechs Cool

Kilmer threw end over end passes in NO.. He was garbage the games I saw there

Dammed straight from a UK raider

And as a Cowboys fan, Joe “Cool” and Steve Young were money, and pure class.

If roger had beaten pittsburgh in both of those super bowls, He would have been mentioned in the same breath as joe montana if not better,

Roger Starbuck is living proof you don't need to have a lot of Super Bowl rings to be considered the goat.

@@miamibeachsunnydays8274 What he did after leaving the league makes him a legend as well: Great family man, successful businessman, and took care of his old teammates too. Also, when Montana was asked about QB goats, he said, "What about Danny (Marino)?" Even though he doesn't have the rings, he was a great QB. Also what about Terry Bradshaw? He has four rings too, and he played in Pittsburg, which was not easy.

Lester Hayes now the slighted Raider w/out a Hall induction. 13 interceptions in 1 season, Best bump n run corner of all time. Had his own Nike poster before Jordan. Hayes was to Cornerback what Butkus and LT were to Linebacker. You had to be a badass in the era of Man2man coverage.. Hayes was the Man.

Ain't no crime anymore

@@sattvikpapanasam5687 The NFL has a beef against the Raiders

If you want to put that way sure but I'm a Giants fan and the only team I have beef with is the Eagles

@@sattvikpapanasam5687 And Dallas

He sucked in Houston.

@@whataboutrob442 He went to Houston in 1980

@@randyhanson4973 I know, that's why I said he sucked in Houston. 28 ints to only 14 TDs

@@whataboutrob442 Top 10 QBs of the 70's. Stabler's last good season was 1979 with the Raiders. He was never the same after he left Oakland.

@@whataboutrob442 He also sucked in New Orleans. Both teams were coached by Bum Phillips.

Not just overtime -- double overtime. As John Madden said, if that game had been a Super Bowl, it would be considered the greatest game in NFL history. He's probably right. It was one for the ages. And I agree, Stabler was the best QB of the 70s. Staubach and Bradshaw were close behind, but Kenny would be my pick if I were starting a team back then.

The Ghost to the Post game

I was at that game. I was a kid, but I still have the Colts AFC east champions pennant on my wall. It's stained because some drunk asshole on the ramps of Memorial Stadium pissed on it. Still a treasured memento, although now that I think on it...ewww.

Ghost to the Post, the sharpest play in Raider history. And I'm a Steelers fan.

Bradshaw was 4_0

@@sammygaudino8906 Exactly

Conveniently forgotten is that Roger had back-to-back NFC Championship games where he didn't lead the Cowboys to a single touchdown.

And a 12th round draft choice at that.

@@sammygaudino8906 no, the Steelers defense was 4-0

Thank you!

I absolutely agree! Should be in the HOF. No question about it. One of my favorite players as a kid. And I was a Dolphins fan

@@timg2088 They forgot to tell the sad ending of his comeback with LA Rams.

He needs to be in the HOF

Hof worthy

Stabler threw a ridiculous amount of interceptions and hung around with a guy with mob ties. He just was in one Superbowl and never deserved to be in the hall of fame. Although an interesting character and a fun guy to be around if you like top party he is not hallworthy. His career stats are poor.

@@aracelyemmett3493 Bingo. Plus now the raiders are pretty much a failed franchise and the joke of the league. Even people who don't follow football laugh at the raiders.... pathetic from the owner all the way down to the staff & players.

@@67marlins81 I don’t like the Raiders but they did just make the playoffs despite the incident with Gruden. The Jets or the Jaguars are the jokes of the NFL.

@@aracelyemmett3493 I found this stat on wikipedia: "Stabler's five consecutive appearances in conference championship games (from 1973 to 1977) remained a record for NFL quarterbacks for almost 40 years, until Stabler's record was surpassed by Tom Brady in 2016". I didn't go to any lengths to verify but it sounds right. I also haven't verified my guess that his winning percentage as starter is comparable to the "hallworthy", so I could be wrong I suppose. I don't remember him throwing many interceptions with the Raiders but it doesn't surprise me. He wasn't all that great the first three quarters as I remember- probably shaking off a hangover which addresses your party guy reference. But I also remember that what seemed like every Sunday (just about the time Mom was calling us to supper dammit) he was leading the Raiders to a late game winning drive in the afternoon game.

Grrrrrr!! Pats fan.

You could hear so clearly how miserably furious he was. The Saints were going down, but he wasn't about to go down quiet. I was never a Skins fan but I have great, great respect for Kilmer.

@@liversuccess1420If the Rams had one of the top five guys they could’ve won two Super Bowls with the rest of their team in my opinion

You're welcome. Which two did you see?

​@@isaacgreen3273If Bert Jones and Jim Hart had better teams would they go to the NFL Hall of Fame?

I would add Ron Jeremy to that list also 😎

And Jim Hart & Bert Jones.

​@@BA3676haha

Craig Morton

But staubach never beat the Steelers in the Superbowl. The steel curtain. Nobody mentions Terry Bradshaw? How many rings 3 or 4

Plus Fran Tarkington from the Vikings even though he never won the super bowl he's in the hall of Fame.

Johnny Unitas retired early too. He could've played several more years.

Yea but they shipped him to San Diego as soon as he started to show his age.

@@DepressionShaman Too early? He played his final season with San Diego at age 40. He played during a time where you could hit the quarterback high or low in or out of the pocket, and as hard as you can.

@@keithclark7266 Oh okay. Didn't know that.

Um, no, Bert Jones played for the BALTIMORE COLTS. Luck played with indyNOPLACE. Two different franchises.

Bert Jones = andrew luck of my generation

Bert Jones was a second generation NFL player . His father Dub Jones was an end for the early 1950s Paul Brown / Otto Graham Cleveland Browns . I halfway expected Bert Jones ' son to make the NFL . I am aware of several other father/son combos who played in the NFL . I still waiting for a three generation , if any of you football fans know of any please reply .

@@diegozamudio9691 Umm...no

You're welcome.

@@isaacgreen3273 I just started following football a few yrs ago and I found your channel. You have increased my knowledge. Thx.

Glad to help out.

Strongly agreed!!

I disagree - I think he's a system quarterback - couldn't make a move by himself without Landry commanding him nor him going to Landry before making a move!

Cowboys won their first super bowl with Craig Morton at QB.

Here's my thing.....The Cowboys with Roger were good but remember they lost a 3 superbowls in the 70s one by way of the Colts and 2 by the Steelers....Roger had great comeback games but lost alot of NFC games....the Steelers won 4 chips in 6 years today if they did that Bradshaw would be considered the greatest...remember also the dolphins were dominate the Raiders were dominate Vikings were dominate in the 70s all who there qbs are on this list i woulda put Bradshaw #1 Roger #2 Stabler #3.......its like they never mention Art Monk as a great receiver but he has 3 Super bowls, probowls and owned all the receiver records during the era of Jerry Rice....Jerry is considered the 🐐 rightfully so but its not many other receivers who had the numbers and played as good as Monk besides Rice....Bradshaw aint the greatest but that 70s era he won 4 rings you cant argue with that

I hate the Cowboys, but Roger The Dodger (or, as my friend liked to call him “Gay-jer the Major”) is NOTHING LIKE a “system QB”, Montana was more of a SQB than Staubach ever was - no, I’m NOT calling Montana a SQB - but Staubach was more like the great Fran Tarkentin than people seem to want to admit, except Staubach never got the rep of never winning the big game...too many of Staubach great plays came on broken plays, off-schedule throws, scrambles, dodging sacks...for him to be considered a SQB.

Jim was phenomenal. The fact that he accomplished all he did as a Cardinal is impressive. His longevity is also a testament to his fortitude. It's a shame he's not a hofer. His name is often overshadowed by other great qbs like Bradshaw and Staubach who were able to lead their teams to the promised land

0-2 against Terry Bradshaw in the ultimate test of a QB. Bradshaw had to play against the Oilers, and Staubach had no one tough in their division in the 70's, Giants, Redskins, Eagles weren't great until the 80's. Terry Bradshaw is far and above the best

Duck Fallas

@@bradcolorado8149 oh STFU. QBs don’t play against each other

@@zippitydoodads9947 so you're saying the QB who scores more points in a game than the other doesn't actually win the game??? I'm confused

MrNategee67 - quite a few people do not know, after graduating college at navy, he served four years in the navy; spent some time in vietnam. he retired at the top of his game, due to concussions, after the 1979 season (the highest quarterback rating in history, up to that point)...

MrNategee67 The Cowbows most popular today? Steeler games have better ratings. We also travel better than others, and consistently fill up other team's stadiums with our fans. How fun and wacky is it to see terrible towels, waving in 2 thirds of the seats in Arizona? Bars in towns with no teams, have half the bar on Sundays for the Steelers, the other half for the rest of the league games. You can have your glamour. We'll take Steeler Nation.

@@algini12 cowboys are clealry the most popular team. The Steelers having higher rates games is a lie. The Cowboys are constantly in primetime, #1 in ratings, merchandise and these sports channels cant stop talking about em no matter how good or bad they are.

@@robgbaby all those fans waving terrible towels in other teams's stadiums in no lie. Even a thousand miles away. It's a visual fact. Half the sports bars Steelers, other half other teams, even in states that have their own teams. And you're wrong on the ratings. We rank higher.

algini12 lol no you don’t. Dallas rates higher. And it’s not even close.

Staubach never did. LoL Tom Landry's system forbade it.

@@DepressionShaman People always said how dumb Bradshaw was and how smart Staubach was...but TB called his own plays to beat RS both times they met.

@@jmgarcia61 Terry Bradshaw wasn't dumb, but he was no genius either. His stats left much to be desired and if Jackie Smith hadn't dropped a touchdown pass in Super Bowl XXIII, Roger would have at least three rings. The reason why Roger never called his own plays is because Tom Landry created Dallas' whole offense and defense from scratch and felt he knew which plays to run in any given situation. Terry Bradshaw called his own plays in large part because he and Chuck Knoll didn't have the greatest working relationship and didn't want to create a sideline distraction. Put Roger on that team and they have five rings in the seventies easy. Put Bradshaw on the Cowboys and I doubt we'd have even one. Bradshaw wasn't anything special bro. Tell me of any QB from 4-10 that couldn't win on those Steeler teams.

@@DepressionShaman Not saying anything one way or another about TB as a QB, just that the knock on him for being dumb was incorrect.

@@jmgarcia61 TB wasn't dumb. He suffered from crippling depression and social anxiety. I know a thing or two about that. People didn't understand how that affects a person back then. Hell, they still don't today.

Fins up! 💪🐬💯

Morrall was the starting quarterback for 11 of the Dolphins 17 wins.

Eddie you are a rare honest Dolphins fan.

It’s kinda hard to QB with a broken leg but he came in at the final game and brought them back from being behind and won the game called his own plays and was the smartest Q B of the time came back in 73 and only lost 3 games

Grieve started in the super bowl

Not as long as that drunk bastard owned the team! If you're the city, would you spend millions on a stadium, when the drunk bastard owner is looking to other cities?

Hopefully the Orioles will follow the Colts to Indianapolis. Fire up them Mayflower moving vans!

@@zippitydoodads9947 troll

she was seriously smoking hot

@Harry Engel yep

@Harry Engel Certainly better than Pam Oliver

I met Pastorini when I was 7 years old at an Astros game. Him and Roger Staubach were my childhood idols.

You're welcome.

Love that you described the 77 game instead of just saying “Also, Ghost to the Post” 🤣

Dolphins were 10-4 in 75' and 77' and should've gone to the playoffs instead of the sorry ass Colts.

Man, the Saints made so damn many dumb decisions back then, it was laughable. I'm a lifelong Saints fan from New Orleans, remember those Aints years all too well 😊

Don't bogart that joint, my friend. 😛 They were good, not great. I understand you want to include a few honorable mentions, though. Peace

@@comfortat So Billy Kilmer is considered great but not Joe Ferguson or Steve Bartkowski? Ok, whatever. This conversation is over.

@@buffalobraves9 You obviously didn't see MY comments on my post. I dog out Kilmer. Scroll down/up and find my post. Kilmer was turrible, but as a Cowboys fan, I'm glad George Allen chose him over Sonny Jurgenson. Besides, I said your boys were good, and I agree that Ferguson should have made the top 10. Peace

Grogan over bartkowski in 75 on...but wat about Craig morton???

He was one of the more accurate qbs. Hof worthy

@@toma.4808 I really loved those Cards teams. Metcalf was an exciting player.

​@@bitemenow609 sadly his name gets often overlooked because he was a Cardinal. The man had grit and he could throw a ball. Hof worthy

And both were sons of pro players.

Thinking outside of the box, nice job there because not many would compare Jones and Luck's careers.

Exactly...he was the premier QB of the 70s...and the highest rated.

AND .... he was great in the Miller Lite commercials 😉😁

Except he could never beat that Steel Curtain. 😎

Your bringing all of this way out of context.

Troy Aikman beat the steelers.

Arguably? Only if you’re high as a koot.

@@zippitydoodads9947 he did 27- 17 dumb shit

Both of them

What would be your rankings, you have me interested so let's hear how you'd rank these QB's.

Yes QBs earned anything they got.

Here's how tough it was in the 70's - Steve Bartkowski quarterbacked the Falcons to their first playoff berth in 1978 (and twice more in the 80s), was the best QB in team history until Matt Ryan, and not a single comment about him. He wasn't top 11, but like Manning, he was on a poor team and had a worse injury history.

More 1960's

Agree on Brodie. He was another one on my list. Jim Plunkett gets no mention. He really struggled in the 70's and had perhaps the greatest comeback season of all time when he won the super bowl with the Raiders in early 80's. Leadership was a bigger part of being a QB in that era. The passing game wasn't as complicated as it has been the past 30 years, and the QB was NOWHERE NEAR as "protected" back then. I can't even imagine some of the concussions these guys endured. Still, no Namath or even a MENTION of Dawson? Come on.

@Harry Engel He was also injured, but he was a great passer. More importantly, he dragged the old AFL out of the back seat of the powerful NFL and "guaranteed" a win against a team heavily favored to destroy them, and followed through. Won the big game, too--and they talk about "70's flash," my goodness, NOBODY had the "look" and lifestyle more than Broadway Joe. From the stache' to the hair to the clothes to the late night parties. They mentioned him with the Rams but his career was long over by then. No knees, and he was a running QB beforehand. And, seriously, Jim Hart in front of Joe Namath? Come on.

Hector Rodriguez can you get drunk and throw 3 touchdowns against Steelers

Bert Jones had about 3 great years before getting injured. At the pace he was setting he would have gone down as one of the greatest QBs of all time and be in the HOF...if not for the injury!

@@chucklynch6523 Bert was injuried in 78 and 79. When he was healthy in 1980 and 81, he threw for more yards in both of those years than he did in his 76 MVP year. In 82 he was traded to the LA Rams, but suffered the career ending neck injury. The reason for the more passing yards, were the rule changes in 78.

Len Dawson was at his best in the 60s

Unitas was knocked out of the game. Earl Morral finished the game. Bob Griese was injured early in 72' and missed most of the season. Super Bowls are a team accomplishment. Good quarterbacks are necessary, but then again so is every other position on the team.

Look at who was ‘74 MVP. Griese? Um, no. Stabler. Very consistently excellent throughout the 74-77 time period, just the very best.

Who cares what happened in one fucking game. This is about the decade Shane. Playing on a winning team doesn't hold water here. Well I take that back. Putting Greise and Bradshaw ahead of Ken Stabler makes this list a joke. Anyone who saw them play knew Stabler should've been second or third ahead of both of them on this list. Wasn't even close.

Incorrect Bradshaw was League MVP in '78 buddy!!!!

Should have been part of the NFL100. Fran playing 18 seasons with defenders literally trying "to kill him" is more remarkable than Brady and Brees

Tarkenton was far better than Roger Roger has a higher winning percentage but they neglect to tell you he didn't start in two of the 10 years of the 70's.

Tarkenton also played two years of the 70's with a horrible New York Giants team.

Fran was a winner plain and simple. You had to beat him he never beat himself

​@@aracelyemmett3493 Also: If not for the 'Hail Mary' game, the Vikings would have been in four consecutive Super Bowls. I've always felt the Vikings would have avenged the Steelers in SB X if they had not been robbed in the playoff against the Cowboys. Fran's father passed away on that day, and I believe that would have gave him the inspiration to whip Pittsburgh's ass. And I don't think the Vikes would have had any trouble with the Rams in the NFC Championship game.

Look up Anderson's stats, for every good season he had during the 70's he had another that was nothing special ('76-'79)

@@unkledoda420 Agreed...I feel unfortunately that Kenny (Ken) won't get in now...since his teammate Ken Riley (The Rattler) may get in...for Qb's the standards are really, really, really high...as they should be. Ken played in the best era for Qb's up to that point & his bad years are hurting him. But, he did win the passing title 4 times, the MVP & held the record for accuracy in a season for almost 40 years until Drew Bree's broke it twice before he retired.

The only qb in the 70s that led the nfl in passing back to back

@@toma.4808 put 'em in...unfortunately I don't think that Ken is eligible any longer for the 'old timer's vote.

@@carlbenson6412 it's a crime he didn't get in sooner.

He should be -6?

Al Davis was a criminal. His only redeeming quality was he handed his gangster owners their asses in court on a regular basis.

Along with Fran Tarkenton you are right. Ken is an easy pick for the Hall of Fame. Look for my book coming out in about a year. I think the name will be "the REAL GOAT scoring system", or something very similar. Ken has the 15th best score among all quarterbacks since 1947 and scores higher than 13 current Hall of Famers.Tarkenton held all the passing records longer than anyone in history and only Sammy Baugh was close. Not to mention the rushing record for quarterbacks. It took him 3 tries to get inducted.

Staubach didnt play professionally til he was around 28 because of his service in the Navy that he had to complete first.

Staubach spent 4 plus years in the navy as an officer having graduated from the US Naval Academy. Prior to going into the NFL.

Bradshaw outplayed Staubach in the last Superbowl they were in

@@rustyshackleford7282 I believe Staubach was going against a slightly better defense than Bradshaw. The entire game turned when Staubach hit a wide open Jackie Smith in the endzone and he couldn't make the catch. I remember watching that Superbowl with my father. One the greatest Superbowls ever. Hall of Famers on both teams flying all over the field. I believe the '70s was the pinnacle of true competition for the NFL.

@@l.l.c. THE DOOMSDAY DEFENCE WAS SPECIAL BRADSHAW SHOULD BE AHEAD OF STAUBACH I DON'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT ALL THAT OTHER NONSENSE TERRY FUCKIN HANRATTY WASN'T WINNING 4 SBS STAUBACH HAS HOFERS TOO & HIS WINS CAME AGAINST 2 FIRST TIME OPPONENTS COMPLETELY OVER THEIR HEADS DEN/MIAMI & CRAIG MORTON LEAD THE BOYS TO A SB & IF NOT FOR A GOAL LINE FUMBLE [DUANE THOMAS] THE BOYS WOULD'VE WON THE GAME!!

My top 5: 1) Roger Staubach 2) Kenny Stabler 3) Ken Anderson 4) Fran Tarkington 5)Terry Bradshaw [may not have had the stats, but the Super Bowls ARE relevant when you have that many.]

Couldn't agree more.

Dude get over it. You should be grateful the steelers were down because of injuries in 76...or they would have won the superbowl that year as well

@@maximostiberius2324 No they wouldn't have. Injured or not the Raiders were the best team that year. They'd already beaten a fully healthy Steeler team that season in game one. And by the way, that same year was the worst injury year in Raiders history up to that time. They lost 5 starters for the year in the pre season, mostly on defense. It was so bad they had to change their entire defensive scheme from a 4-3 to a 3-4 because of a lack of depth on the defensive line. During the season they went on to lose their kicker (who kicked the winning fg vs the Steelers in game 1) for the season and punter Ray Guy had to try to kick fg's for a game and they had to sign a kicker off the waiver wire so don't give me any whining about Steelers injuries and as I pointed out they STILL beat a fully healthy Pittsburgh in game 1. My parents were Raiders Season ticket holders all throughout the 60's and 70's and I went to tons of Raiders games in the 70's. I know that 76 season like the back of my hand. 74 (although I thought the Raiders were the better team that year) 75, 78 & 79 I'll give you. Steelers were the best but not 76.

Really? Meaningful look at Pittsburgh? Go watch the reverse field angle of the Immaculate Reception. Tatum punched the ball, and Franco caught it 3 inches off the ground. The play was called correctly. Villapiano claims he was clipped, the tight end was in front of him! If he didn't see the block coming he's either lying or blind. You lost! You lost to the Steelers in the "74" AFC title game in Oakland. How were you cheated there? Claiming they iced the field in the "75" AFC title game, just proves Madden was still bitter over the "72" loss. The Steelers were the better team in the "70's" they didn't have to cheat to beat your team, get over it!

The raiders have been a joke for two generations. Bye.

Look at Bradshaw's statline from the whole decade. It's pedestrian for a guy with a 14-2 playoff record. Staubach meant more to the Cowboys than Bradshaw did to the Steelers. Guy was surrounded by Hall of Famers in his receiving corp, offensive line, defensive line, linebackers and defensive backs. Terry had a much higher margin for error than Staubach did. Now to be clear Staubach played with 4 HOFers himself and it's not like the Super Bowls don't mean anything, but c'mon man. Staubach had the highest QB rating of any QB of the decade, as well as forth quarter comebacks.

Nuh where not talking about most Superbowl wins, where talking about best QB of the 70's Rodger was better then Bradshaw in every passing category ,yes Bradshaw had 4 super bowl s but look at the team he was in ,proply one of the greatest teams to play on a field how many HOF in that offense . You put any average QB and they would win,. Staubach should be number1

@@davidrocha5480 Saying any QB could have won those 4 Pittsburgh Super Bowls really shows your profound football ignorance.

@@DepressionShaman Bradshaw #1, Staubach #2, no matter how much you want to genuflect on hearing his name.

@@67marlins81 thank you my friend, that's a fact jack

I agree with everything you wrote. The Kilmer over Anderson and Jones is so ridiculous..

Kenny Anderson had Bill Walsh as his quarterback's coach his first 5 years(1971-75) and they were running Walsh's "west coast offense" pre 1978 rule changes. When Paul Brown retired from coaching, Brown refused to name Walsh as his successor.

The only quarterback in the top ten quarterback’s of the 70’s that Ken Stabler didn’t have a winning record against was Ken Stabler

Yeah but Stabler was also 1-4 in the AFC Championship games and only got to one super bowl, while Bradshaw was 4-2 in the AFC championship game and 4-0 in the super bowl. I know Stabler was great, but he was not ahead of Bradshaw or Staubach. And I don't care about stats, but for all the people that give Bradshaw a bad image for his stats, he had a better TD-INT ratio than Stabler and didn't inherit a good team like Stabler did, the Steelers weren't playoff caliber when Bradshaw was drafted.

I knew somebody was going to write what you did it just happened to be you and your actually right Bradshaw was the best quarterback of the seventies due to the four Super Bowls however Stabler was better all 3 quarterbacks Stabler Bradshaw and Staubach had great teams surrounding them and Griese did too but the Steelers had the best defense of the four and this may sound like sour grapes but it happens to be the truth THE OAKLAND RAIDERS got fucked by the referees and Pete Rozelle time and time again especially in playoff games they were fucked by the referees in 1972 and maybe God they were fucked in 1974 when they were up 10-3 in the fourth quarter against the Steelers again in the 4th quarter when Cliff Branch scored another touchdown to make it 17-3 but referees called a never called TRIPPING penalty against JIm Otto nullifying the touchdown the weather fucked them in 1975 ice bowl game in Pittsburgh when both the Raiders and the Steelers had their best teams absolutely great football game the best ever the 2 greatest and meanest football teams of all time with about 20 hall of fame players on a sheet of ice and they were fucked by the referees in 1977 Ron Lytle non fumble ha ha the ball went flying 30 yards after Tatum hit him it was the whole nfl. Rozelle and referees against the Oakland Raiders and Al Davis they called offensive holding on the Oakland Raiders line anytime they needed to and still the Oakland Raiders had the highest winning percentage of all time for a 5 year span 1973-1977

@@alanwise2996 that’s a lot of conspiracy, but it’s typical for an Oakland Raiders fan. The Steelers had a touchdown incorrectly taken away from them in the 74’ AFC championship game by those same refs before the half on a one handed touchdown by Stallworth, the game should’ve been 31-13 in favor of Pittsburgh. In 75’, sure the weather was bad, but Pittsburgh knew how to overcome the elements. Oakland fans like to say how Pittsburgh froze the field on purpose, and that’s fine and all, but Oakland use to do the same thing by flooding and muddying the middle of their home field when a run heavy team would come to town. And Oakland fans also like to say that Biletnikoff and Willie Brown (2 hall of famers) didn’t play in the 75’ AFC championship game, in which I’ll respond by saying that Joe Greene and Lynn Swann (2 hall of famers) also got hurt and missed considerable time in that 75’ AFC championship game. And how about that BS sugar bear Hamilton penalty in the 76’ divisional round that Oakland lucked out on? Just stop with the “referees fucked Oakland out of super bowl opportunities” excuses, Pittsburgh and other teams had calls go against them as well, but Oakland fans never bring that up because unlike Pittsburgh, the Raiders couldn’t overcome mistakes or bad calls. That’s why Pittsburgh was better than Oakland and won 3 more Super Bowls than they did in the 70s.

For being fairly intelligent you missed the whole point of my comment about the referees dumbass sure every team has calls that go against them but it’s WHEN they go against them 1972 Franco ha ha and ho 1974 Raiders go up 17-3in fourth quarter game over Since you brought up 1975 I seem to recall raiders put out Green and Swann Biletnikoff and Brown out BEFORE The game also Biletnikoff on ice no big deal but Willie Brown? The Steelers made 2 Whole offensive plays in that game 2 and both were against Neal Colzie As for 1976 Raiders Patriots game worst refereed game of all time the raiders were called for seven defensive penalties against New England on third or fourth down giving the Patriots a first down after they had been stopped and would have to punt count em 7 an all time record that’s like Seven turnovers and only the Oakland Raiders could have overcome that and next week totally demolish The great Pittsburgh Steelers so bad 24-7 that Stabler didn’t play one down in the Fourth quarter Mike Rae ? Did and finally I’m not saying the Raiders were better than the Steelers in the 70s I’m saying Stabler was better than Bradshaw Bradshaw so pathetic in 1974 he was benched and third string behind Terry Hanraty who uttererly sucked and Even worse Jefferson street Joe Gilliam. The only mistake the Raiders did was Stabler going into to 3 rivers stadium in 1974 and shutting out the big bad Steelers at home so bad they put Bradshaw back in It was the Steelers defense that carried the Steelers dumbass