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Really good stuff and the quality is quite good, especially for the age!

Those were the days, the blocking and hitting were absolutely brutal!

The narrator and the music harken back to a time when NFL Football was pure fun and NOT RIGGED like it is today. ❤ Wait... No highlight of Jim Marshall RUNNING THE WRONG WAY?!?!?!? 😂

LOL - nice!

I'm the 46th person to like the video. Let's see who gets the significance of that.

I remember the Steelers of the 60s, so weak a team they used to give tickets away. 1969 at the conclusion of a 1-13 season coach Chuck Knoll simply said your just not good football players I'm going to have to get rid of most of you. I'm not optimistic about this year's 2024 season, anyone else feel free to comment.

Litter all over the field.

@22:45-47, Washington RB#47 D.James was so quick with his great block, you could barely see it was James who made that block.

@39:34-36, tough luck for the Washington DB#32 Jim Wulff being taken down (if not taken out) by his own teammate, DT#79 Bob Toneff. From 1952-'58 (1953 not withstanding) Toneff played for San Francisco but the 49ers never played him at DT anywhere close to as much as they should have. It was rare during those 1950s seasons in San Francisco that Bob Toneff (used to wear #74) would line up at DT on the exact same plays that 49er legendary DT#73 Nomellini was also lined up at DT. Whenever Nomellini was out there on defense lined up at DT, Bob Toneff was either erroneously lined up at DE or was on the sidelines. Then, Tonef was in Washington by 1959 (switched jersey# to 79) and Washington got it right, playing him only at Defensive Tackle from 1959-'64, and not at Defensive End. Finally being correctly used as a DT fixture, Tonef went to three straight Pro Bowls from 1959-61, which can be looked upon as evidence that indeed #79 Bob Toneff always should have been at DT and nowhere else. 1950s 49ers not doing that is an untold reason why 1950s 49ers were often such a close-but-no-cigar team. Small note, @7:53-56 is that 49er legendary DT#73 Nomellini seen caving in the pass-pocket, but he was a little too slow to get his hands up to possibly deflect the pass or even simply obstruct the opposing QB's vision a little more, and the result was a long Chicago TD pass.

@19:16-22, Pittsburgh DB#46 Fred The Hammer Williamson didn't make the tackle but clearly did what he had to do to prevent the TD. @19:35, The Hammer strikes, fumble happens, and then so did the touchback.

Historic footage Statue of liberty, quick kicks and Vince Lombardi! Thanks for posting

All your football videos are great!!!!!! Really enjoy watching them!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

Lmao even back then the nccassholes tried cheating OU. 🤣 so many questionable calls even in 55 smdh

Georgia Tech 21 Missouri 7

Thank you very much.

19:13 #88 Sam Williams my grandfather picked up fumble for touchdown

AWESOME!

Any players still alive from this game ? Wpow no face masks !

Back in the day when players had real first names.

Bud Grant catches Td for MN gophers

Different era. Starr called his own plays, and players didn't do all the showboating so common nowadays.

Wow they made some crazy plays back in the day

Jim Leaming

Was there with my dad.I was 8 years old.Ahmad Rashad was Bobby Moore

That obviously is NOT Don Ameche’s voice on the soundtrack.

Good stuff. When men were men.

William Clay Fords first season as ‘Majority Owner’ of the Detroit Lions… He closed on the purchase of the team November 22 1963(day JFK was murdered)

Old style goalposts are right on the goal line. Dangerous.

George Plimpton came along a couple years later. His book "Paper Lion" should be required reading for young fans. It's about his trying out as a QB in training camp behind Plum and Morrall, as a New England writer in real life. Probably out of print now, but maybe Amazon?

Wayne Walker , LB and kicker ! Love the old days

The Chargers were not the World Champions of professional football. They were the American Football League champions of 1963. The Chargers’ quarterback, Tobin Rote, is the answer to a trivia question. Who is the only quarterback to lead a team to both an NFL and an AFL championship? The answer is Rote who in addition to the Chargers in 1963, he also led the Detroit Lions to a victory in the 1957 championship game.

Chuck ,Johnny Unitas and the Colt team, were the best ever !!!!

Love some of the old time names and players! Wondering why the Chicago Cardinals weren't better with Night Train Lane and Ollie Matson. And who knew Tom Landry was a punter? Jim Finks shows some real nice form here as the Steelers QB. Additionally, when I see these parka coats the players wore over their uniforms when they were on the sideline to keep warm- I notice the Steelers wore the exact same style shown here in the 1970s when they were winning Super Bowls. Also notice the Cardinals used the same style in the 1970s when they were winning division titles in St. Louis. Tough season for the Steelers to start 4-1- hand the Browns their most lopsided defeat in history- and then lose six of their last seven. Will say the Browns never would have beaten the Steelers 42-7 in the season finale if it weren't for Chuck Noll. And I'll also say I'm surprised this film is sponsored by Miller High Life and not Iron City, Duquesne, or Ft. Pitt Beer.

Hornung, Taylor, Pitts, Moore, Gros. Lombardi had a plethora of backfield weapons.

Adderley was so great. Blocked a FG and picked off a late 4th quarter pass to defeat the Lions 9-7.

Loved Nick Pietrosante

First thing I said with the game at Minnesota is why are both teams wearing white jerseys? Lions were the road team so its up to Minnesota to wear the correct uniforms, crazy how they put on the all-purple after halftime

Awesome footage---- a lot simpler game in many aspects-----the game itself, the field, scoreboards etc. ---some may say archaic, but to me it's refreshing to watch-----reminds me of playing football as a kid------very enjoyable!

One of the problems with football on black and white TV was.... ...one team would wear red shirts and the other would wear blue shirts, but on BnW TV they looked the same. So they made one of the teams wear white shirts, so the fans at home could tell the difference.

The only season in his career that Jim Brown didn’t lead the league in rushing. Paul Brown’s last season with the Browns.

My family had taken a vacation (we lived in Bethesda, MD) to the Chicago area. My dad took me to this game and for a 13 yo it was great. Although turned out to be a runaway. Thanks Dad!

The Gold dust twins! Grabowski and Anderson! Lombardi drafted Grabowski to replace Taylor. Tough call THAT. But he was good for awhile. Saw the openings, pounded hard... then...injuries. Donny very fluid. Was healthier, luckier. The great Lombard's toughest championship. Age was getting to the nucleus... Had Lombardi lived he would have dominated the 70's in Wash...not to be. A shame. I wasn't born but studied the heck out of the great Lombardi. Packers home field should be called: The Field of Lombardi...period. No offense Curly.

Thanks for posting this.

The legendary Jim Brown... Rest in peace brother...

John Eisenburg's great book "That First Season: How Vince Lombardi Took the Worst Team in the NFL and Set It on the Path to Glory" covers this GB season very well on how he took a team with only one win the year before and nearly made the playoffs the next.

That USC loss was so frustrating. It surely cost the British the national title.

Why was Kezar so muddy late in the season when it rained? High schools used the field as well as the 49ers. By early November there was little grass left between the 20s.

Great stuff, my friend.

I was on the Army scout team and my job that week was to be Nick Eddy. I wore 47 in practice. It was a long week and a long game. We were actually pretty good. Finished 8-2. But Notre Dame was great.

Pure gold and I love those drop kicks in those crazy pants Harvard used to wear,