John Daye

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@user-ot9ub5js5q 2 күн бұрын

Lon Simmons, a great all time announcer!!!

@thomaswolf723 3 күн бұрын

The Packers did not have many highlights in 1958. They were 1-10-1 and surrendered about twice as many points as they scored.

@JuwanBuchanan 5 күн бұрын

Ah our Lions being bad as usual but at least they seem good in the Dan Campbell era. Hopefully it all pays off one day in a big way

@mreppen1 8 күн бұрын

Eddie Meador was a fine player.

@mreppen1 9 күн бұрын

Omg Bob Kelly.

@mreppen1 10 күн бұрын

Note this is the Los Angeles Rams, not St.Louis.

@user-ii1ce7kw7t 10 күн бұрын

THANKS JOHN ................ COOL STUFF

@morrisparrish76 16 күн бұрын

I’ve 3 words to say for the lions: “nineteen fifty seven”!

@richbursary9053 19 күн бұрын

Bobby Lane was the last NFL player to wear his helmet without a face mask. Thanks.

@balrog322 24 күн бұрын

Not too many players like Russ Washington (9:31-9:34), apparently drafted and played defensive line for two seasons, then was moved to the offensive line in 1970 and became a 5-time Pro Bowl selection and eventual Charger Hall of Famer.

@tommythomason6187 24 күн бұрын

Yeah, injuries and poor defense killed them, as they had the year before. The Saints offense ran all over them.

@LesterMoore 26 күн бұрын

Man o man. Those Giants were loaded. Connerly, Gifford, King, Triplett, Webster, Morrison, Snelker, Kyle Rote. And the defense of Sam Huff, Svare, Robustelli, Katcavage, Modeslewski, Grier, Livingston, Patton, Crow. The Colts had a team fir the ages, otherwise the Giants would've been victorious.

@balrog322 27 күн бұрын

As Marty McFly said of Mr. Strickland in Back to the Future, did YA Tittle ever have hair?

@brando7266 Ай бұрын

Would the 1963 chargers had a chance with the nfl champ bears?

@michaelleroy9281 14 күн бұрын

No way in hell the Bears D would have shut down that high powered Chargers offense

@tonymason7197 Ай бұрын

paul Naumoff He was a bum - cheap shot artist- one of the worst plays of all time what he did to Joe Namath in a 1971 preseason game- today they would have suspended him for a year - a complete po$

@timothysaludo1715 Ай бұрын

Lots of talent on this Steelers team: three HOFers (Ernie Stautner, Jack Butler, and Jim Finks), Elbie Nickel (3x PronBowler and greatest TE in team history), Ray Matthews (2x Pro Bowler), Lynn Chandnois (2x Pro Bowler), Bill Walsh (2x Pro Bowl and 1x All-Pro), Dale Dodrill (4x Pro Bowl and 1x All-Pro), Paul Cameron (2x Pro Bowler), George Hughes (2x Pro Bowler), Bill McPeak (3x Pro Bowler), and John Lattner (Heisman winner and Pro Bowl in only NFL season).

@eddierivera1860 Ай бұрын

I Loved Bart Starr # 15

@michaelmoran7212 Ай бұрын

I've seen posts that say this was written by Charles Chaplin, the actor - not so. Charles Chaplin was a newspaper man who worked for the NY Giants in the 30s, was part owner of the Detroit Lions in 1940, and did the PR for the Dons

@robertcassey4014 Ай бұрын

This awesome. Thank you John. I didn’t realize the aerial attack in that era was so precise. No displays of narcissism that runs rampant in today’s NFL.

@JIMOTOOLE1949 Ай бұрын

It was another disappointing season, but at least they won their last two games and escaped last place in their division.

@prayerpatroller Ай бұрын

MY name is Ray Matthew. First time I've ever heard my name on the T.V.

@gridcoach1 Ай бұрын

Mr. Matthews, I live in Columbia, SC and have followed Clemson, South Carolina and pro football for over 70 years. I have watched several college and pro games that you have played. Enjoyed watching! Nice hearing from you. John Daye

@sandy3482 Ай бұрын

These games were great - loved those college uniforms. It was always the first game of the year even before the preseason started and the teams played to win something nowadays would never happen

@sandy3482 Ай бұрын

I used to watch these games every year, it was always the first one. I would root for the All-Stars but they always seem to lose

@aidsskrillex327 Ай бұрын

So how come nobody jumped in relaced that unwoke name "Redskins" with Commanders?

@dandering181 Ай бұрын

Cool! Very cool. #HTTR4LIFE 🐷🏈💪

@barbaradarnell7376 Ай бұрын

Get a load of those short uprights.

@EBLLC Ай бұрын

I quit watching it in the 3rd quarter. That college head coach was worthless! 4th & inches, in a meaningless game with nothing to lose, and he punts! 3rd & 18 and he calls a run play! 🙄

@rickeuler5792 Ай бұрын

The tragedy of John Lattner. After a Pro Bowl season in 1954, he entered the Air Force for two years where, during a football game, he suffered a career ending knee injury.

@timothysaludo1715 Ай бұрын

Yup. He won the Heisman at Notre Dame and was on his way to a promising career.

@zcam1969 Ай бұрын

Norm Van Brocklin '' the flying dutchman ''

@zcam1969 Ай бұрын

'' hail to the Redskins hail victory ,fight for ole DC ''

@thylacine1154 Ай бұрын

The narrator sounds like the late great Pat Summerall. 🏈

@danielmorehouse9116 Ай бұрын

I'm an old guy. I love this brand of football. Fun fact: Packers faced the only three teams with designs on their helmets in back to-back-to-back weeks. Rams, Colts, Eagles. Pretty sure '54 was the first season the Eagles donned the iconic silver wings. Rams had the horns since '48. Colts added the smaller horseshoes on the back of the helmets sometime between '48 and '54.

@plntntvzn 22 күн бұрын

@6:00-04, this brand of football (of the play is not over until the player with the football is completely motionless) allowed to let the play @6:00-04 resume and for Blanda to throw and allow a Green Bay defender to collect an INT. @7:45-47, this brand of football meant that the ball carrier being out-of-bounds was a very relative term, even if the ball carrier was QB Blanda. @15:19-31, this brand of football was why Tobin Rote eventually became Green Bay's all-time average yardage gained per rush leader! @17:09-11, this brand of football sometimes said that the play is not over even if the ball carrier is motionless. @29:01-03, again this brand of football's idea of a ball carrier being out-of-bounds as a very relative term. @37:44-45, this brand of football means a man's neck is meant to bend in whatever way it happens to bend. @43:10, this brand of football meant that facemasks were a great target for grab-&-reach tackling. @47:57, this brand of football meant that there is no such thing as a QB making a business decision with the football in his hands and the sidelines so close. @48:10-20, this brand of football had a Hall of Fame Defensive End showing his ability as an open field runner. @42:23, 49er LB#33 Hardy Brown with HIS OWN brand of football. @10:45, it's inconclusive if that same 49er LB#33 Hardy Brown got any piece of the Green Bay ball carrier (though I wouldn't put it past Hardy to have impacted the end of that play). @30:59-31:03, Colt DB#44 Bert Rechichar's brand of football was unphased by attempted straight-arms thrown his way.

@georgesouthwick7000 Ай бұрын

As I recall, back then the Packers played one home game every season in Milwaukee.

@scooter5940 Ай бұрын

Three

@frankdenardo8684 Ай бұрын

John Facenda narrated this highlight real of the San Diego Chargers. I sure miss the San Diego Chargers. Pro Football Hall of Fame members. Lance Allworth Ron Mix Sid Gilman

@jp-nd3vd Ай бұрын

The game looked so much slower when white people were playing 😂😂

@DC-ul3gn Ай бұрын

Awesome footage. That all star team had a ton of talent. So many of them became household names on Sundays. I truly appreciate your channel. Thank you.

@filthylucreonyoutube Ай бұрын

The real grass field looks very forgiving, the players seem to bounce and slide so much more than today. 2:05 the post-tackle knee twister and 3:20 the post-touchdown push into the dirt. I think they frown on that these days...

@johniafelice7779 Ай бұрын

I'm guessing Coach Lombardi was not exactly thrilled with this performance. Great memories--Thanks so much for posting!!!

@laserprop Ай бұрын

15:27 HOLDING?! HOLDING?! IT WAS A JUDO THROW!!

@ronbezella7557 Ай бұрын

Would be a great way to evaluate talent before draft day.

@sdgakatbk Ай бұрын

A highlight film for a 5-7 team.

@nathandodge665 Ай бұрын

Where's Jim Taylor?

@davidlamb3222 Ай бұрын

He left the Packers to play for the Saints that season.

@nathandodge665 Ай бұрын

Was this played after the Superbowl?

@armorybrunotjr.3204 Ай бұрын

1956 marked the Packers final season in the original City Stadium, the team's home since 1925. It was considered outdated by league standards. The league was talking about taking the NFL away from Green Bay unless the town build a new home for the team. In 1957, the Packers opened the New City Stadium (long since renamed Lambeau Field).

@derekgusoff6768 Ай бұрын

Pretty impressed that the bears kicked a FG from the 38 and had 10 yards to spare

@plntntvzn Ай бұрын

Back then perhaps that was impressive, considering even the legendary Blanda was otherwise 6 for 19 in FGs in 1953. We know Blanda's FG kicking would eventually improve over the next decades, perhaps FG kicking was in general underdeveloped in 1953, I promise the punting was underdeveloped, 5-second hang time on punts, if that long.

@timculp Ай бұрын

Max, for Christ's sake punt the ball.

@mogreenz Ай бұрын

OH MAN...BIG DADDY

@mogreenz Ай бұрын

Nice to see Eddie Lebaron...but not as a Deadskin !!

@smilanesi98 Ай бұрын

Comedy theater.

@josephmyers1147 Ай бұрын

Real football you say, if you call having no more than 4 or 5 black players on your team a unspoken rule by those great owners at the time Rooney Mara Halas and of course the Washington owner, the only owner who doesn't go along with it is Carroll Rosenblum Colts owner we had Lenny Moore Lenny Lyles Jim Parker Sherman Plunkett Milt Davis Johnny Sample Big Daddy Lipscomb and a few more which was great being you had 33 players and 7 on the taxi squad so our team was a 3rd black and of course we won 🏆 back too back championships in 58 and 59 put the NFL on the map new league in 1960 AFL anand

@mogreenz Ай бұрын

THEY WERN'T READY

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