hands down, greatest thing about youtube is watching at 0.25 speed. helps me wind down, relax, at beddy bye time.although the audio sounds satanic, or like Paul is Dead(beatles thing, some song played backwards or whatever, sgt peppers album, circa 1967)
1990-2001 TNT for 8 years & ESPN for 4 after that had a Thursday Night game for 1 Week in October instead of Sunday Night to avoid going Head-to-Head with the World Series. Each of these games would feature 2 teams coming off a Bye the previous week.
blacked out in South Florida blackouts were a problem for the Dolphins even when they had Dan Marino as QB; 12 national TV home games were blacked out during the Marino era Dolphins-Patriots is the most blacked-out matchup on national TV; 8 games between the teams on national TV were blacked out locally, all of them taking place in Miami notably, the 1980 MNF matchup from the Orange Bowl was blacked out; this means viewers in South Florida and Fort Myers had to find other ways to find out that John Lennon, former Beatle and one of my idols, was murdered earlier in the day; most everyone else heard it from Howard Cosell
I remember those blackouts. Very disappointing. I believe the 1990 Wild Card game against the Chiefs was blackout too. We lived right down the street from Joe Robby Stadium that year. My step father would make money by allowing fans to park on our front lawn and walk to the stadium. I remember us asking who won the game? The fans excitedly said the Dolphins. Dolfans worshipped Marino. He was like a God.
@@LogoAttitude ok I wasn't sure. I was a preteen. I just remember a lot of games being blacked out and the aura of the Marino/Shula era. It's a shame that they never won a ring.
1:59:01 that was like a centimeter between receiver having second foot big toe in or out of bounds. that was very very close indeed. i thought he touched the second foot toe just barely in bounds. refs thought it deserved a video replay look anyway.
Week 7 Television Assignments TNT Thursday Nitro 8pm Patriots-Dolphins Skip Caray, Pat Haden Sunday NBC Doubleheader 1pm Jets-Bills Marv Albert, Paul Maguire Broncos-Colts Don Criqui, Bob Trumpy 4pm Steelers-49ers Dick Enberg, Bill Walsh Raiders-Chargers Fred Roggin, Todd Christensen Chiefs-Seahawks Jim Donovan, Joe Namath CBS Single Game 1pm Eagles-Redskins Pat Summerall, John Madden Saints-Oilers Tim Ryan, Irv Cross Cowboys-Buccaneers James Brown, Randy Cross 4pm Cardinals-Giants Dick Stockton, Merlin Olsen Falcons-Rams Jim Henderson, Hank Stram ABC Monday Night Football 9pm Bengals-Browns Al Michaels, Frank Gifford, Dan Dierdorf Bye: Bears, Lions, Packers, Vikings
end of 3rd qtr....so far Pats qb Wilson slow wind up & delivery . but everyone looks slow compared to Marino. although pats recievers muffed a couple catchable passess
This game is a perfect example of why New England sucked in the early 90s and why Miami couldn't win a Superbowl with Marino. I mean all those turnovers and the Pats should have been up by 20 and the dolphins struggling to beat a crap team at home.
hands down, greatest thing about youtube is watching at 0.25 speed. helps me wind down, relax, at beddy bye time.although the audio sounds satanic, or like Paul is Dead(beatles thing, some song played backwards or whatever, sgt peppers album, circa 1967)
1990-2001 TNT for 8 years & ESPN for 4 after that had a Thursday Night game for 1 Week in October instead of Sunday Night to avoid going Head-to-Head with the World Series. Each of these games would feature 2 teams coming off a Bye the previous week.
The only night game for the infamous 1990 1-15 Patriots
The 1992 patriots, who went 2-14, had 2 night games. Both against the jets. Week 5 in east Rutherford, and week 12 in foxboro
blacked out in South Florida
blackouts were a problem for the Dolphins even when they had Dan Marino as QB; 12 national TV home games were blacked out during the Marino era
Dolphins-Patriots is the most blacked-out matchup on national TV; 8 games between the teams on national TV were blacked out locally, all of them taking place in Miami
notably, the 1980 MNF matchup from the Orange Bowl was blacked out; this means viewers in South Florida and Fort Myers had to find other ways to find out that John Lennon, former Beatle and one of my idols, was murdered earlier in the day; most everyone else heard it from Howard Cosell
and u think someone fucking cares
I remember those blackouts. Very disappointing. I believe the 1990 Wild Card game against the Chiefs was blackout too. We lived right down the street from Joe Robby Stadium that year. My step father would make money by allowing fans to park on our front lawn and walk to the stadium. I remember us asking who won the game? The fans excitedly said the Dolphins. Dolfans worshipped Marino. He was like a God.
@@Thepoloman83 actually that 1990 WCG was a sellout
at least according to wikipedia
@@LogoAttitude ok I wasn't sure. I was a preteen. I just remember a lot of games being blacked out and the aura of the Marino/Shula era. It's a shame that they never won a ring.
1:59:01 that was like a centimeter between receiver having second foot big toe in or out of bounds. that was very very close indeed. i thought he touched the second foot toe just barely in bounds. refs thought it deserved a video replay look anyway.
Hey thanks for the post
Week 7 Television Assignments
TNT Thursday Nitro
8pm
Patriots-Dolphins Skip Caray, Pat Haden
Sunday NBC Doubleheader
1pm
Jets-Bills Marv Albert, Paul Maguire
Broncos-Colts Don Criqui, Bob Trumpy
4pm
Steelers-49ers Dick Enberg, Bill Walsh
Raiders-Chargers Fred Roggin, Todd Christensen
Chiefs-Seahawks Jim Donovan, Joe Namath
CBS Single Game
1pm
Eagles-Redskins Pat Summerall, John Madden
Saints-Oilers Tim Ryan, Irv Cross
Cowboys-Buccaneers James Brown, Randy Cross
4pm
Cardinals-Giants Dick Stockton, Merlin Olsen
Falcons-Rams Jim Henderson, Hank Stram
ABC Monday Night Football
9pm
Bengals-Browns Al Michaels, Frank Gifford, Dan Dierdorf
Bye: Bears, Lions, Packers, Vikings
end of 3rd qtr....so far Pats qb Wilson slow wind up & delivery . but everyone looks slow compared to Marino. although pats recievers muffed a couple catchable passess
This game is a perfect example of why New England sucked in the early 90s and why Miami couldn't win a Superbowl with Marino. I mean all those turnovers and the Pats should have been up by 20 and the dolphins struggling to beat a crap team at home.
It was also a rare Thursday night game back then. We know how sloppy those games can be now but can't argue with the facts of the comment.