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Yeah, the Steelers are the 70s when men were men and boys did not play and now we have my Tom and his team of boys who will never win another Super Bowl for the fans

I really enjoy watching this football games from a golden era now gone. Today's NFL is a clown show. If that hit that Dirt Winston #53 did on Drew Pearson #88 were to happen now, it would have been a penalty, a suspension, and a fine. Back then it was a solid hit, and no penalty!👏👏. Also, Bradshaw once said about the Steelers vs Cowboys rivalry, and I quote. "I'm tired of being nice about it. But, we whooped their ass everytime I played them"-Terry Bradshaw- So true!😊

Only thing was missing a QB good drafts eighties I remember 87 88 89 drafts were fantastic

Jack Tatum made two mistakes that cost the Raiders the game. One, not knocking the ball down. Two, assuming the play was over. He went for the machisimo hit instead of the ball (or tackle if Fuqua would have caught it), and after the hit, he was in congratulate-himself mode.

I remember watching the live telecast of this game. What an ending. I wasn't a fan of either team, but as a kid at the time regardless of who was playing I watched just about any televised college or pro football game, which of course back in the days of only three channels was not nearly as many as now. It's good to hear the familiar voices of Gowdy and DeRogatis.

For God’s sake. If you are going to sink it with the radio, Sink it with Bill King’s radio call !😤

Needs ro be in hall of fame I feel he is a legend

I didn't like that announcer. That was amazing and he had about as much enthusiasm as someone watching paint dry.

fluke. most overrated play in history.

Brutal cheap shot head to head blindside hit on Bradshaw after he threw the touchdown to Swann. I'm old school, but I'm glad they took that crap out of the game.

Why are you people still arguing about this it happened over a half century ago. Raiders get over it

I was 7 when this was played. Ha ha!!

Interesting that #7 did against Baltimore (old) and Baltimore (new).

I love that he did that to the Browns.

just heard Paul say at about 2:05:32, Paul says that ALL face mask penalties should be 15 yards. It sounded good back then, and it is the rule now. But i believe the NFL should go back to the 5 yd and the 15 yd penalty distinction. sometimes a player BARELY touched the face mask and the 15 yds is too harsh a penalty

The play at 13:39...? Had to watch it several times. Ben didn't toss it, it was the running back that threw the shuttle pass

Remember he went 15-1 rookie season. 9-7 the season after that. Did the playoffs as a wildcard team on the road and won the Superbowl. He wasn't a QB in his HS and college career.

Watching this game in Cleveland as a Browns fan, I remember saying "What are you gonna do?" Flea Flicker was a great call.

See there was steeler fans making cleveland they bitch back then too🤣🤣

I was a 15-year-old boy in Cleveland. I never got over those losses. Especially the one where the kickoff returner fumbled and it wasn't called. 33-30 or something.

One of the most insane statistics I've ever seen is Bradshaw's career Yds/Att in SuperBowls an incredible 11.1 -- and an NFL record that might never be broken!

I was 9 years old in 1972 Franco Harris made that touchdown against Oakland raiders at 3 rivers stadium he will be miss rip Franco 32 Alex

Damn ben had some weapons to throw to.

I miss the ole 10 minute ticker lol

That intro sent me back to a happy place! Sitting on my steelers folding chair, dad yelling at the TV giving the steelers their pep talk 😂

Great video! Do you have the game Pittsburgh vs Houston October 23,1977 John Stallworth Made a 49 yard touchdown In that game! If you can load that game up It would be great 👍!

Bradshaw was on a public bus in Newport Beach with me, gay. Very worn.

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Swann is the apotheosis of how every football player should handle the self.

Mark Washington must have felt as small as an atom.

Yes when football was football, not the skirts they wear now!!!

What about the clip on Phil V and no flag ? Did the ball hit or touch the steeler player after Jack hit it then Franco caught it ? did the ball touch the turf ? Worst part the Steelers owner missed the play ..he was on the elevator to the field or locker room and he thought they lost the game .. can you show a full video of the ball as Franco catches it they seen a full shot of ground and ball as he grabbed it ..

used to be such a beautiful game

This is the best QB DROP I EVER WITNESSED!!!!

Am I watching Mitch Trubisky and the recent Steelers?

Roberto Clemente was the reason I liked the Pittsburgh Pirates. So I was routing for Pittsburgh Steelers because my parents loved The A's and the Raiders. Soo..were watching this game and " the play " happened and I went crazy, 12 yr. Old running around the house screaming with joy,and my father cussing at TV ,Tatum this and Tatum that...Steelers cheated...stupid ref's...on and on. Pure joy, remember that day so vivid. That day I became a LIFTIME Steelers fan. R.I.P all Steelers players who went to the grid iron in the sky.🙏I'm jus say'n Flodaddy ❤

He stood. For US

Kent Graham was a great quarterback for the Browns that day 💪

I was at this game they announced that they bombed Afghanistan at halftime

Are you stupid or just dumb? It has always been about the almighty DOLLAR son

I remember the picture the next day in the Cleveland newspaper of Matt Bahr in the follow through on the winning kick.

38 YPC. Not bad

If Jimmy Warren #20 hadn't celebrated Tatum's big hit, he easily could have tackled Franco

im taking steelers over the vikings 😁

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When I was 9 years old, I read about this play in a book of football's greatest plays. At that moment, I became a Steeler fan. That was nearly 50 years ago.

Agreed. He caught the ball. He scored. Case closed.

Them cheating training staff that loaded up players with steroids and narcotics in the 70’s and 80’s. Steelers were #1 in steroid usage.

Was this fabulous or what? This was the first time I ever heard this Pittsburgh radio team. My oh my! I've not heard all the great broadcasting duo's over the years, but I'd made the case that these 2 guys were in a league of their own. They had me practically hopping out of my seat in excitement. After that "no call" on Tarkenton when he tossed the ball away, I thought Fleming was going to take leave of his duties in the booth and go down to the sidelines and confront the referee himself. What a display of love and loyalty towards one team. Pittsburgh deserved all their titles over those years; especially with such a supporting cast in the booth. True immortals of the game of football, they will surely remain.

You hear so many young football fans who weren't watching football from "back in the day" talk about those players being slow and not as athletic as compared to players now. It's nice to be able to refer them to videos of old games on You Tube that show they don't know what they're talking about.