In the aftermath, Joe Montana retired after 16 seasons. To Joe Montana, thank you for the memories and thank you for all that you have done for the 49ers.
RogueGust Deja Vu for the Chiefs they lost down at Joe Robbie in the 1990 Wild Card game and four years later, here we go again with the Chiefs playoff curse have yet to reach the Super Bowl.
Watching Joe play was like watching a great symphony. No wasted motions, smooth as silk, and the ball ALWAYS came out on time and in stride. Just a joy to watch
ishmell1 Two hall of fame QB's drawing guns in this wild card opener and the Dolphins own Marty and the Chiefs in Joe Robbie😊. And with all the talent Marty couldn't get to the Super Bowl it's like he had a hex on him when the playoffs going back to the Browns days.
Marino was really dangerous in these early 1990s Wild Card games against the Chiefs, and he also lit up the Chargers twice (once in a win, once in a loss) in this era. I also thought Marino played heroically in the snow against the Bills after that first Chiefs game. I did hear of Mike Williams; he fumbled the opening kickoff of the 2nd half of the 1992 AFC Championship Game against the Bills, which I felt thwarted any attempt at a Dolphins comeback in that game (in all, the Dolphins handled the football in that game like it was greased). Unrelated note: I wonder if the Dolphins drafted Irving Spikes so they would have two players named "Irving" on the team. Looks like Willie Davis (who was great for me in "Tecmo Super Bowl II: Special Edition") and Gene Atkins were re-enacting that early-season fight between Andre Rison & Deion Sanders. Montana raises his arms & Marino points; good times.
Still threw for over 300 yards and completed 70% of his passes, and this back in 1994..... In today's game, that'd be like throwing for 400 yards and completing 80% of your passes. The man was and is a LEGEND
Even though Tom Brady has 6 super bowls, I am hesitant to call him the GOAT when he always had an offensive line and more rules which favored the offense. Joe Montana was much tougher than Brady and if you need an example of that go back and watch Super Bowl 23.
tougher? are you nuts. do you know how many games joe missed? how many individual drives in games joe had to sit out for and have the backup go in? Brady plays in an easier era but Brady has done NOTHING to deem joe tougher than him. Tom has been as tough as any QB could be in this era. Never misses a snap while QB's all over the league are constantly getting banged up
@@donaldbrady3850 that’s true but at the same time Brady has played through numerous Injuries including playing most of it not all of the 2010 season with a stress fracture (that they have said may have been bothering him since 2008 mind you) in his foot and still being the unanimous MVP that year, playing in the AFC Championship game against the Jags despite bending his thumb back far enough that it ripped through the skin on his palm & Playing through a separated shoulder from the middle to the end of the 2002 season before injuring it further in week 17 against Miami.
Montana definitely tougher cause he had back surgery in 86, came back to play that same season, got blown up by Jim Burt of the Giants in the playoffs and then was arguably the best quarterback in football the next four seasons until the Leonard Marshall hit.
Man, what a fantastic football game! I wonder why it never gets talked about much at all. I guess it just didn't have a memorable/close finish, but it was a great Montana vs Marino duel. I often forget this was Montana's last game - for some reason in my head I get the years confused and think Montana's last game was the Chiefs' playoff loss to Buffalo.
Good times! But soon the Dolphins would be destabilized and eventually destroyed by the forced retirement of Don Shula. And ESPN would be ruined by Disney.
Final game for Joe Montana, final playoff win for Don Shula.
Revenge for the Super Bowl 19 loss!
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm somewhat but not really.
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm indeed yes.
Nothing replaces a Super Bowl loss
Well at least Marino can say he beat Joe in the playoffs
In the aftermath, Joe Montana retired after 16 seasons. To Joe Montana, thank you for the memories and thank you for all that you have done for the 49ers.
Montana finally ran out of miracles.
RogueGust Deja Vu for the Chiefs they lost down at Joe Robbie in the 1990 Wild Card game and four years later, here we go again with the Chiefs playoff curse have yet to reach the Super Bowl.
@@jasonwalker9091 not anymore
Watching Joe play was like watching a great symphony. No wasted motions, smooth as silk, and the ball ALWAYS came out on time and in stride. Just a joy to watch
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Jack Be Kimble, Jack Be Quick, Kimble Anders jumped over the candlestick. LOOK AT HIM GO
The frozen tundra of..... Joe Robbie Stadium
I really like the music. ESPN must have stopped using it in later years as I don't recall hearing it on NFL Primetime. And no Tom Jackson?
Two teams will be meet again until 2023 AFC Wild Card
What an awful beat for over bettors. 34 points on the first 6 drives, 10 for the rest of the game.
Montana's last game.
Montana is the greatest of all time.
Football was much more brutal during Montana's era.
Miss APEX merchandise.
What a great game
ishmell1 Two hall of fame QB's drawing guns in this wild card opener and the Dolphins own Marty and the Chiefs in Joe Robbie😊. And with all the talent Marty couldn't get to the Super Bowl it's like he had a hex on him when the playoffs going back to the Browns days.
Tom olivadati worst defense coach ever
Nepotism destroyed miami in this era. The could have won a couple of superbowls during this time
@@Marc_Masters Nepotism?
That’s why he didn’t get the Miami Hurricanes coaching job when Howard Schnellenberger left.
Dan Marino was a better quarterback in Ace Ventura pet detective then in real life! 🤣🤣🤣
Strange Marino lost to the chargers In a Heartbreaker the next week
Marino was really dangerous in these early 1990s Wild Card games against the Chiefs, and he also lit up the Chargers twice (once in a win, once in a loss) in this era. I also thought Marino played heroically in the snow against the Bills after that first Chiefs game.
I did hear of Mike Williams; he fumbled the opening kickoff of the 2nd half of the 1992 AFC Championship Game against the Bills, which I felt thwarted any attempt at a Dolphins comeback in that game (in all, the Dolphins handled the football in that game like it was greased).
Unrelated note: I wonder if the Dolphins drafted Irving Spikes so they would have two players named "Irving" on the team.
Looks like Willie Davis (who was great for me in "Tecmo Super Bowl II: Special Edition") and Gene Atkins were re-enacting that early-season fight between Andre Rison & Deion Sanders.
Montana raises his arms & Marino points; good times.
This game was revenge for SB 19 lol!
@@heydudedolfan13 I agree; only the 1990 & '92 Dolphins D was worth an afternoon (or evening).
90s was the best nfl football
not for a dolphin fan. it was brutal. we were always a hair short in playoff games. it was frustrating to not get Marino a ring
Joe Montana " The Comeback Kid" run out of bullets and gas, in his final game of his career.
Still threw for over 300 yards and completed 70% of his passes, and this back in 1994..... In today's game, that'd be like throwing for 400 yards and completing 80% of your passes. The man was and is a LEGEND
Montana could've won that game vs Marino and the dolphins. But Joe realize it was his last game, he had a hell of a career in the NFL.
Does anyone know the name of background track?
It’s likely on the album. ua-cam.com/video/y6-FMx_gu6g/v-deo.html
Even though Tom Brady has 6 super bowls, I am hesitant to call him the GOAT when he always had an offensive line and more rules which favored the offense. Joe Montana was much tougher than Brady and if you need an example of that go back and watch Super Bowl 23.
tougher? are you nuts. do you know how many games joe missed? how many individual drives in games joe had to sit out for and have the backup go in? Brady plays in an easier era but Brady has done NOTHING to deem joe tougher than him. Tom has been as tough as any QB could be in this era. Never misses a snap while QB's all over the league are constantly getting banged up
@@hall3a I agree Tom’s tough but the rules were so much different in Montana’s day. Montana sat out with concussions and torn elbows.
@@donaldbrady3850 that’s true but at the same time Brady has played through numerous Injuries including playing most of it not all of the 2010 season with a stress fracture (that they have said may have been bothering him since 2008 mind you) in his foot and still being the unanimous MVP that year, playing in the AFC Championship game against the Jags despite bending his thumb back far enough that it ripped through the skin on his palm & Playing through a separated shoulder from the middle to the end of the 2002 season before injuring it further in week 17 against Miami.
Montana definitely tougher cause he had back surgery in 86, came back to play that same season, got blown up by Jim Burt of the Giants in the playoffs and then was arguably the best quarterback in football the next four seasons until the Leonard Marshall hit.
Man, what a fantastic football game! I wonder why it never gets talked about much at all. I guess it just didn't have a memorable/close finish, but it was a great Montana vs Marino duel. I often forget this was Montana's last game - for some reason in my head I get the years confused and think Montana's last game was the Chiefs' playoff loss to Buffalo.
Joe Montana would remain the 2nd best Chiefs QB ever until the arrival of Patrick Mahomes
What about Elvis Grbac? Ex-49er Elvis Grbac came to the Chiefs in 1997.
@@californiaman4000you can’t be serious
Len Dawson laughs in the distance
Good times! But soon the Dolphins would be destabilized and eventually destroyed by the forced retirement of Don Shula. And ESPN would be ruined by Disney.
Jim Woodle Great lesson and true ! Class dissmissed. And I hate Stephen A Smith it's now the new CNN I don't even watch ESPN no more
I counted four people in this video who are no longer with us.
1:06 “IS IT DURIEL HARRIS TO TONY NATHAN?!”
Marcus Allen was a pure liability in 1994.
Well he was pretty old by then.
I have Joe Montana last touchdown pass ball how much you think its worth?
Can you get the 1990 Wild card highlights as well?
Can anyone tell me why Kansas City doesn't wear all white anymore???