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Wait they aired nfl games on TNT at one point?!

Jets favored by...15.5

Thank god it was Tom Hammond commentator and not marv Albert

I don't know what Worst Marv Albert Sam Wyche Neil O'Donnell Rich Kotite

This was smack in the middle of ol' Fred Edelstein's investment scheme that netted him 21 months in the clink in 2001.

God, this is a through roasting.

Leon's last coaching hire was by far his best

great patrick aloysius ewing 1996 nbc sports interview !!!!

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What a head coach Keyshawn Johnson had to deal with as a rookie, huh? I don't know what the Jets saw in Kotite. He wasn't any good with the Eagles after their playoff appearance under him!

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Sam Mills was a great linebacker. RIP, Sam. You were a legend

Browns had 12 turnovers in 2 games in weeks 11 and 12 in 1993

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58:05, you hate to see it. brisby was my favorite player when i was a kid lol... those are the kind've drops that made bledsoe lose faith in him though

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For the Jets fans out there, what the hell did the Jets' suits see in Kotite? He was one of the worst NFL head coaches of my childhood.

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PBP: Charlie Jones Color: Todd Christiansen

Game of the century

For those that think Riley was a better coach in New York than Van Gundy, you are all whack. How many times did Van Gundy take it to the Heat. Everytime except for the ejection year. 4 out of 5 times.

Anything goes in Jets\Dolphins games. Ive seen it all since being born into this mess in 1967! 😅

Christ Chris Brown sucks

23:02 Thanks to Mo Pats fans were introduced to Brady.

Jesus Christ how many second half leads did the Jets blow under Rich Kotite? It seemed like every game they had the league in the second half and blew it

If ever a game deserved to end in a tie it was this one.

Vince tobin vs rich kotite

Thank You. MW NYJ 89-96

The Knicks would regret the decision. Dave checkett was an outstanding basketball president... But he should have trusted Pat Riley's basketball mind. And gave him control of the roster.

20:32 Brutal Hit and another one 53:16

it's funny to me how the fans and Mase are saying how much they don't need him bc of Don Nelson- but nelson gets fired before the end of this season

why does he look like obama

13:07 the hit that ended al toon's career

Forget the game how about those uniforms for both teams

FUCK Pat Riley, he could have at least finished the 1 year remaining on his contract before he choose to part ways on his own. FUCK Pat Riley, in 1994 he benched 4x All Star Rolando Blackman and the NY Knicks lost the NBA Championship. FUCK Pat Riley. Please give me thumbs up for this.

After leaving the Jets. Only place to hire this clown was a local McDonald’s in New Jersey

This was the worst way to lose for a Jets team that played there hearts out and were given zero chance.

Jets still aren’t any good.

great game! the final score doesn't reflect how close it was. AFC East was so stacked that year

Interesting he mentions that he likes ham and cheese @ 0:28. I not only served Mr. Hess at Monmouth Park racetrack, but I served him ham and cheese sandwiches, cut into quarters. RIP Mr. Hess.

Who here after watching the Vikings vs Raiders game

Prophetic words by Peter Vecsey- Jordan nearly did come to the Knicks. And he was right to doubt Reinsdorf’s statement about Mike not being that vindictive. Anyone who knows MJ well and isn’t in denial knows his competitive obsession can lead him to be extremely vindictive. In the Game 4 when he and the Bulls swept Orlando this 1996 season- a revenge series for the Magic’s 95 6-game victory- MJ held his scoring to 45 points by missing two late-game free throws. This was to get back at Nick Anderson who a year earlier said, “45 doesn’t play like 23.”

The day Bill signed with the Jets was one of the most depressing days of my life. A Psts seaon ticket holder since 1977. January 21, 1993 was a glorious day. Bill was introduced as the head coach of the Patriots. To this day, and forever, Parcells is the greatest head coach ever.

This was 30 years ago today. A blizzard that hit Dallas became a warm monsoon. One of my favorite moments in the old Foxboro Stadium!!