1972 - Cardinals at Dolphins (Week 11) - Enhanced ABC Broadcast - 1080p/60fps
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- I've enhanced the 1972 Week 11 Cardinals at Dolphins game. I upscaled, denoised, sharpened, and doubled the framerate with Topaz. I then used Da Vinci Resolve to adjust color and to give it a big boost, as the original source was very drab. My thanks to romelovesdan for providing me the DVD files used for this project.
I've enhanced the 1972 Week 11 Cardinals at Dolphins game. I upscaled, denoised, sharpened, and doubled the framerate with Topaz. I then used Da Vinci Resolve to adjust color and to give it a big boost, as the original source was very drab. My thanks to romelovesdan for providing me the DVD files used for this project.
I use topaz too ..what are your settings you use
@@pittro7186 Double framerate, upscale to 1080p, crop out videotape noise, Proteus Auto
Do you have the 1972 game with Bills? Bills @ OrangeBowl vs. the Dolphins. I would like to see that game!
Unfortunately this is the only regular season game footage, to my knowledge, that has survived of the 72 Dolphins
My brother just sent this to me, what a time. It was my mother, Patricia Hoffman, who sang the National Anthem and now we get to see / relive that moment. Thanks for posting this, I know it's made many people happy, including my family.
That's wonderful :)
That is awesome!!
Cool!
This is the only regular season complete game of the '72 Dolphins that is out there. GREAT job at bringing it to life Dave!!! Thanks as always!!!!
Unfortunately there is not more, very historic yet unequalled accomplishment, I am a fan of that years runner up, it was Washington's best year between championships and the career year for my childhood hero Larry Brown, none of their regular season games àppear to survive
All true Miami fans want these uniforms forever
But with the Sleeve Stripes...right!?
I like the all white Dolphins uniforms better.
Not quite.
Maybe it's because I really started watching the game in 1983, but I prefer the 1981-1984 uniforms with the aqua facemasks. Just the same, ANYTHING is better than the cartoon logo and the Sea World monstrosity that followed it.
@@sce2aux464 maybe I dreampt it but didn't the Dolphins have orange facemasks at one time?
@@Rockhound6165 never orange aqua same as the jersey color
That is my late grandmother, Patricia Hoffman, singing the national anthem. Thank you so much for putting this up It means a ton to my family. I've had the souvenir plaque the dolphins gave her for singing since she passed away about a decade ago.
Beautiful voice! ❤
Would love to get Cosell's take on sports today. Man, and some of these commercials.......really take me back. Life is incredibly short.
Given his support for civil rights, Cosell probably would have agreed with a lot of the political stuff going on in sports today
Cosell did not like the way sport was progressing at the end of his life I’m sure he would say it’s worse
I want that race track toy
Love those old Cardinals helmets. Those and the Falcons red helmets are my All-Time faves.
They are nice, I always liked Cincinnatis "BENGALS " helmet and the Redskins "R" gold helmet.
Yes. Both of those teams need to stop screwing around and just go back to those.
The first MNF game this St. Louis kid has a recollection of seeing on the tube.
Have you ever heard the saying, "If I ever woke up next to that woman I would gnaw my arm off at the shoulder to keep from waking her up as I left"? I think today's sports landscape would have the same effect on Howard...
Each and all modern uniforms, helmets, lettering and logos suck and are truly butt-ugly compared to this classic era..especially those awful and stupid outfits that started creeping in circa the year 2000.
Wow i was 12 years old when this game was played, my my that 51 years has flown by, im miss everything about living back then especially having my parents and everyone that we've lost since then
The best NFL days ever!!!.. so sad they are long gone.
Love these uniforms.
I was there with my late Mom. wonderful memories. thank youvDave!
This game was over before it began. People forget the perfect season MIA played nine of its games with an aging backup QB Earl Morrall who didn't do so well in the Orange Bowl for Shula in Super Bowl III. Otherwise a decent career. I have a lot of the games you've fixed on DVD-R. You're doing a good job enhancing them (and preserving them).
Howard Cosell’s opening remarks I agree with about any team can beat any team, it’s so true and why the 1972 Miami Dolphins 🐬 are the best team to ever play in the NFL, Other teams have come close in other years and seasons such as the 2007 New England patriots who came within a field goal , the San Francisco 49ers went 15-1 once and so did the Chicago Bears but they all lost atleast one game. I’m not a dolphins fan but it’s hard to win every single game in an NFL season, the dolphins of that season did it which to me is a very special moment in time in NFL history
Donny. Anderson shouldve. Finished as a packer
This game has a lot things missing. The celebration after every play, the taunting of the other team, the chest pounding, ands the ridiculous end zone antics.
Thanks for getting me thru the summer sports doldrums
(especially this NY fan!!)
What memories as a kid in the OB! My arm was ready to fall off often waving my horrible hanky! The place would literally shake. No better place in the world. Too bad i was too young to really appreciate what players we had then. RIP Coach Shula. The GOAT!
Amazing the amount of tire commercials. Tires, beer, cigarettes, and razors. Real men were watching these games not the soyboys of today
For the St. Louis Cardinals number 28 Bobby Moore. We know him later as Ahmad Rashad.
Go Ducks
No kidding lol
Thank you Dave. You completely spoil us sir.
What a treat! As an 8 year old growing up in south Florida in '72, I saw many games of that magical season with my dad, but this one was too late in the evening for me lol. Thank you for sharing! Epic memories ❤
Oh my oh my, the memories this brings to me. Thank you. I was at this game. Came down from Tampa, I absolutely LOVED the Dolphins (and football). We stayed at a Holiday Inn, sat in the end zone, and had a great time....!! Wow. Thank you for uploading this gem. ❤
Gotta say, this was back when offensive lineman used their forearms and elbows to block, not their hands. I miss old school football so much.
Dave, THANK YOU!! you are the best. This is the only miami dolphin game in 1972 not televised by NBC sports. No other nfc team visited miami that season.
Yep unbalanced schedule before they rotated intraconferece games. As a Redskins fan they played at the NY Jests and NE but hosted Cleveland.
@@byronearley8049 In 1972, Washington played Buffalo at home and lost.
And CBS because the Cardinals is a NFC team but they put it on ABC Monday Night Football
First game ever between Cards and Dolphins. Also, only perfect season by an NFL team. Those Shula teams were impressive. Top five coach of all time.
Until Marino, I never understood why he abandoned this no glitz winning formula for statistically impressive loosing later on
Thanks so much! A great restoration from a great time for the NFL, Dolphins, MNF, & TV sports in general- Wish Marlin Briscoe had been given more of a shot at qb by Broncos- could have beaten out both Gary Cuozzo & Jim Del Gaizo as an NFL qb I believe
These "Bell Notifications" are like Christmas Morning!
Yeah same with me we're both eating.
In retrospect, that commercial of the Ford Pinto following a fire truck is one of the most unintentionally funny things out there
And a Pinto getting Goodyear snow tires.
11 years old when this game was played. I’m sure I watched this because Mercury Morris was my favorite NFL player and Monday night football was must see tv in my house.
I was at this game. My Uncle had season tickets. I was visiting him and my aunt. He took me that day to my first Dolphin game! Thrilled this game of all of them has been saved in its entirety!
Dave I can’t thank you enough for your productions, reviving these games allows me to relive my youth, but with way better clarity lol 🙏👍 please keep up your good work you are blessing so many of us old boys…😎🫡
I was 7 years old then. I can remember this game. Man how time Flies.
Great uniforms for both teams. The white stripes on the football. I miss the NFL of the 70's.
3:01 - Larry Wilson was 34 at the time, but he looks about 54 in that photo.
3:39 - Earl Morrall looks like Till Lindemann (lead singer of Rammstein)
I find it rather amazing Morrall could've been ranked 10th all-time contemporaneously, regardless of what metrics were used to arrive at the determination.
Also, Mark Arneson was a durable, if not exceptional linebacker for the Cardinals throughout the 70's, having a consecutive games played streak of 104 games. He passed away just a few months ago, at 73.
Thank you for your amazing work. This is yet another gem
The good old relevant days of the NFL, when everything about the game, to even not the game itself (uniforms, logos, lettering, football field, announcers) was, well..much, much better and super decent and fun.
Thank you for the uploads a chance to see one greater teams in NFL history I was 4 at the time I remember bits and pieces of the perfect season
When St. Louis running back Bobby Moore was mentioned in this telecast; in the years to come he became better known as "Ahmad Rashad" as wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills.
And Ahmad later played for the Minnesota Vikings
He changed his name the following season while still with St Louis
This was my team when I played peewee football in Hawaii!! Thanks for this. Even the toy commercials are great.
Hawaii Kai Dolphins?
@@soulpatrolhawaii5409 Haha! No, the Giants, but this was my favorite NFL team. Shaka! Geevum! Aloha.
I tell ya, Dandi Don was already sarcastic as All get out to Cosell
You are awesome Dave!! Thank you for doing this.
From the Rabbi’s great invocation to the wonderful national anthem, fantastic uniforms, and the greatest trio to ever call a game, this is MY NFL! What a great broadcast. Absolutely incredible!
I love these so much. I do wish someone could find GB v SD in 1970 and GB at Detroit in 1972. Just love this era.
It amazes me what passed for acceptable kicking back in the 60s and 70s.
Couldn’t you really say that about most things at certain times in history??……
Tom Dempsey kicked a 63 yard field goal in this era(1970 IIRC). When he did it, the goalposts were on the goal line as they were in this game(until 1975). This means he kicked it from his own 37 yard line. Today, many coaches won't try a FG from their opponents 37 yard line(55 yard FG) and would either punt or go for it. Just some kicking food for thought.
In those days, if a team missed a FG, the other team would start at the 20 yard line regardless of where the kick took place. @@Rockhound6165
Missing kicks weren't as big of a risk back then as the other team would get the ball on the 20 unless it was blocked and recovered.
Great job, Dave. Thank you for your fine effort.
This is real football 🏈
Thank You for this ! Especially including the old ads!
Hello Dave. Think you can remaster 1971 MNF Chargers vs Cardinals?
I currently have about 70 or so games to work on for enhancement, but I don't have that one. It may come across my path at some point.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 Everybody hang in there. Within ten years AI will be able to make all of these 1080p digital sharp. A few players may have six fingers though.
Love everything about these videos. Such a better country then. Love the commercials too
Check out the last commercial 2:46- spoiler it features two well known future character actors
2:46:18
OK. I see Charles Durning, who's the other?
Excellent job on the work done on this video. I suscribed and looking forward to watching this channel.
Funny to see the goalposts at the end zone instead of at the back of the end zone
Yep, the goal posts were moved behind the endzone before the 1974 season.
Reference: Marvin Briscoe #86 the wide receiver. He was the first starting black quarterback in the AFL/NFL with Denver in 1966. Traded to Buffalo, he was the top receiver (they had Kemp) for a couple of years. Traded to Miami for a draft pick, which ended up being HoFer lineman Joe Delamielleure.
denver 1968
Thanks for posting!!
Someone was high when they silkscreened the Cardinal QB's jersey #15. The worst was Joe Kapp's #11 jersey in Super Bowl IV.
Great job with the enhancing!
No sleeve stripes on the Dolphins! They had them at launch, but lost them from 1970-72.
They were optional on the white jersey in 1972; Griese didn't wear them, but others did. Strange latitude given players, especially by Shula.
Also the helmet logos were different sizes for different players.
@@jackmessick2869 The following year stripes on all jerseys white and aqua
@@jackmessick2869For 1973 stripes on the sleeves return for all jerseys
Kind of odd and funny to see Dan Dierdorf, future MNF commentator, down on the field as a player and the only time we really see him, he is involved in a roughing penalty.
This was the first meeting between the 2 teams. Dolphins won, of course(they went undefeated after all). The Cards didn't finally beat them until 2004. All in all the Cards are 3-10 and have won 3 of the last 5 meetings. They play each other again in 2024.
There were many first meetings of teams in the 70s
I wonder who won this one... 🤣🤣
Prolly a tie 😊
Dolphins won 31-10
Ah they went undefeated i think
Ugh, the painful Hollway period and a Hartless backfield
The most exciting team in the NFC from 74 -77.
@@briggscharleton6139 at least until week 10 of the 1977 season. Then the bottom fell out and they didn't recover until 1982.
@Rockhound6165 More specifically, the Cardinals week 11 Thanksgiving Day implosion started their awful slide of 1977... St. Louis was 7-3, one game behind eventual SB Xll winner Dallas in the NFC East - then just like 1970 - it all evaporated the last month of the season... 😢
...#82 Otto Stowe in for Paul Warfield...when Stowe left Iowa State he held almost all of the receiving records at Ames...Go Cyclones!
"Instinct is like momentum, it changes jerseys alot." Dandy Don.
Earl Morral was a very good QB, in 68 was MVP.
nice prayer in the beginning! that's amazing! and people clapped!
It's a crying shame the only other complete game of 1972 is Super Bowl VII. It shows the people in the "suits" aren't as smart as they would have us to believe. If we didn't have dedicated fans and extra smart fans and some of those recording at the various local stations having the foresight to press record we wouldn't be able to capture the essence of those teams and era.
To be fair, there are hardly any game broadcasts (and other TV programming period that wasn't shot on film) that survive prior to about 1976, mainly because videotape was so expensive and the networks didn't figure they'd ever be able to air it again. A tragedy for sure, but understandable.
It's ironic that the networks did save some good college bowl games.
Otto Stowe showed so much promise in this game. In 1973 he joined the Cowboys and was in the middle of a breakout season when a major leg injury effectively ended his career. A real shame.
Another amazing video sir! Well done, and two teams I am very excited to see. When I was a little kid, I loved the 🐬🐬Miami🐬Dolphins🐬🐬. So much so that my Grandparents bought me a Miami Dolphins helmet from the Sears Wish Book🎄Christmas🎄 Catalog which I loved. Now I have since become a die hard Packers fan, but as a little kid I chose teams that I thought looked cool, or had cool logos, or colors. Heck I was just a little kid, LOL. AND the Packers weren't exactly a great team. Ugh they were awful actually.
This game was over before it started. The Cardinals were simply outmatched.
Imagine an NFL that begind with prayer. How times have changed.
I would put them up against anyone. They were a machine. And in 1973 they were better!
Charlie Leigh who took the opening kickoff for the Dolphins is the only player in the history of the NFL to sign a pro contract directly out of high school
Third season of MNF, and they are front and center for the rise of the Perfect Season.
Though I will say, hearing "St. Louis Cardinals" in a football context is a little jarring.
Nice video¡ How many teams did Earl Morrall play for??? Cowboys, Colts, Dolphins, did he play for the Broncos asbwell??
Morrall played for the 49ers (1956), Steelers (1957), Lions (1958-64), Giants (1965-67), Colts (1968-71), and Dolphins (1972-76) in his career.
Was the Stallings that played for the Cardinals the same one who later coached at Alabama?
No. The Alabama coach was Gene Stallings, the player in this game was Larry Stallings.
This was Cuozzo’s last season in the NFL.
How ironic that Washington played Green Bay and Dallas played San Francisco that week. Four weeks later, the same teams played each other in the playoffs.
1 of 3 consecutive seasons the Cardinals finished 4-9-1 under Bob Holloway.
Pretty crazy that the Cards had a 4-9-1 record each season from 71-73. However Don Coryell was the coach in 1973
I miss kick offs in the nfl.
$1.49 for a Cricket lighter in 1972? Someone help me here, but doesn't that seem high??
4:34 Country Club Malt Liquor 🥴
Dave any chance that you can dig up a copy of Browns/Colts reg season 1968? Only game BAL lost before that crash and burn in SB3. And it was in BAL to boot! Seeing #15 made me think of it S he was subbing for Johnny U. ThNks as always!
Sorry Lawrence, but no chance. It's a major miracle that 90 minutes of the 68 Championship exists, but that is actually the oldest color broadcast of an NFL game that is currently out there in the world. Unfortunately I'd guess over 99% of all games prior to 1976 have not survived, and the majority that have are Monday Night Football contests and postseason games.
Football fan wanted see Larry Wilson play on birds it his last year I think
Dave, are your posts for UA-cam only or are dvds available?
No DVDs, but if you want to email me at davevolsky@gmail.com I can give you another option.
A bumper for the Paul Lynde show @ 2:08:33 😂😂
What are the chances that the Pinto commercial has a Fire Truck in it
Why is it so hard to find full 1972 games regular and playoffs. You can find them from 1970,71,73,74,75 etc. Not 1972...its wierd.
Well I've enhanced five 1972 regular season games:
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I actually had 6, but the Raiders at Oilers game I did eventually got blocked for copyright.
It's hard to find full games PERIOD before 1976 - the videotapes just weren't saved by the networks because of cost. Starting around 76-77 the home VCR market gained a foothold and there are A LOT of games that survive. Aside from just a couple games, all of the ones that do survive prior to 76 are ABC Monday Night Football recordings, which made it past the purge for whatever reason.
There's some playoff games out there from 68, 69, 70, 73, 74, and 75, plus the Super Bowls, but a lot of them are partials or substandard quality.
Wonder why Jim Hart didn't start?
Hart started only three games in '72, and only nine in '71. He was either injured or maybe Bob Hollway wasn't sold on him being the #1 guy. I know that when Coryell came on board the next year in '73, Hart was THE guy.
This is real NFL football before they started protecting the spoiled self entitled millionaires.
Coach DV is there any footage of the Bills at the Dolphins in 1972?
24-23
Not that I know of.
Thanks. That has been very hard, virtually impossible to find.
@@JosePerez-vz1qqThere are very short recaps (less than 20 seconds each) of that game in both the 72 Dolphin and Bill films. Unfortunately only 18 minutes of the TWIPF show for that week exists (and is also silent) and that game is part of the missing portion
Thank Coach. Ironic given that it was the closest call of that undefeated season.
It's on the Dolphins highlight film narrated by John Facenda
Same old Cardinals
This is when football was great, it stinks now, can’t watch it
So MNF started in 1970? Their had to be at least 14 nationally televised games per year. Why is it from 1970-1976 their are so few games available. I’m assuming they are archived in a nfl museum. WTF! The nfl could make tons of money releasing these games. I’m assuming it was beta technology or whatever? I just don’t understand why their are not more games available. Perhaps someone could explain this to me. Why are their just a few that have surfaced. Who is hiding all of these games? 😂
Nope, they aren't 'archived' anywhere - they just don't exist. 99% of all games prior to 1976 don't exist because the networks didn't keep recordings of most of the games and instead taped over them. Videotape was super-expensive, they had a limited number of them, they would never re-air them, and they had no practical means of archiving them even if they wanted to. The majority of the games that DO exist prior to 1976 are the MNF contests. For whatever reason several of them did survive somehow, which is a major miracle. Starting around 1976 or 77 the home VCR market started gaining a foothold and thus home viewers started to record games, which is why starting around 1977 a LOT more games are out there.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 Thank you so very Much for the explanation! I greatly appreciate that & thanks for sharing what you can!
Okay i'm going to say this right now i think the 1972 Miami Dolphins are overrated there 73 team was much better on all regards.
The Dolphins themselves said that "their" 1973 team was better than the 1972 team but use "overrated" or any other adjective that you want but undefeated is still undefeated.
73 team would've gone undefeated again except for having to play hated Raiders out there early in year. But we got revenge in AFC championship!
The dolphins also lost to the Colts in Baltimore.
You're exactly right, IMO, Nathaniel. And I agree completely that they are indeed overrated. MANY people refer to them as the greatest team of all time. That's sort of the very definition of "overrated." As JosePerez said, Don Shula himself said that the '73 Dolphins were a better team.
The '72 Dolphins were the best team...in 1972, as was punctuated by their post-season run. But during the regular season, their opponents had a .367 win percentage. That is a historically weak schedule. They didn't face a single playoff-bound team. And other than the 7-7 Jets in their own division, they only played 1 team (the 8-6 Chiefs) who finished as high as 2nd place. Their entire schedule was vs the dregs of the League.
To their credit, the '72 Dolphins went undefeated vs every non-playoff team they faced in the regular season. Then, because they were the best team that year, they ran the table in the post-season.
However the '76 Raiders also went undefeated vs every non-playoff team they faced, and then ran the post-season table. As did the '78 Steelers. And the '82 Redskins. And the '84 49ers. And the '85 Bears. And the 2008 Steelers. And the 2010 Steelers.
The difference was, all of these other teams had to play good opponents during the regular season. (I think it's also fair to throw the '62 Packers in with this bunch, as Green Bay went 13-1 en route to the NFL Championship, with their only lose coming vs the 11-3 Lions)
The '72 Dolphins were a great team. Just not the greatest. I personally would go with either the '84 Niners (who were a bogus pass interference call vs Pittsburgh away from a 19-0 season) or the '85 Bears.
You can only play the schedule you are given. Look how close they came to going undefeated in back to back seasons. Now, take the starting quarterback off of any superbowl championship team for 10 games and see if they go undefeated. The Dolphins in 1973 lost 2 games, ( Colts, Raiders) but also split games with those 2 teams. As a matter of fact, in the 4 prior games with the Colts they shut them out! Then the crushed the Raiders in the AFC CHAMPIONSHIP game. The difference in the 2 seasons is that you saw Griese in 1973 more. In 1972 you THOUGHT they could lose but they didn't, in 1973 you knew they would win and did.
They didn’t sell beer in the OB back in those days and we would sneak flasks in and get blasted during those days
Cardinals used to be St Louis?
Yep, and Chicago before that
I remember staying at my Godparent's place when I was around 9 or 10 for a St.Loius Billikens hockey camp. The headline in their paper said , Terry Metcalf taken for questioning about a firearm on the plane. He joked that he was going to blow up the plane. Different times.
What a sweet cool team matchup(cool team as in likeable and not stpd like steelers or cowboys 70s , or 49ers or giants or bears Redskins all from 80s
Any chance you might have the 1975 MNF Bills @ Bengals game?
I do not. Not sure that game is out there.