Houston Oilers vs New York Jets 1980 Week 12
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Game had to be re-posted because of minor copyright issue. One of the more entertaining games from the 1980 season. RB Earl Campbell finds the going tough, in his 1st appearance at Shea Stadium. The Oilers will need to depend on their passing game to win.
I really enjoy the older games it brings back great childhood memories thank you
I miss the games at Shea!!
So do I,and I've never even been there!!
The bathrooms under the bleachers were very convenient.
ME TOO. BRINGS ME BACK MEMORIES.
Also a big RIP to my man snake stabler and johnny lam Jones
That's what these games are: GREAT MEMORIES.
My first year following the jets I was 7 and still a fan man I miss those days at shea I wish we would have stayed we at least had our own place brings great memories of my late relatives including my grandpa who made me a jet fan why lol rest in peace grandpa 35 years still never forgotten like our old school jets
Whomever you are, this is hands-down my most appreciated UA-cam channel. Thank you, Richard!
William Devane, This is King Richard, and yes he is the best on UA-cam!!
Please more Oiler games !!
@@PerpetualArt
Definitely a great channel.
You’re the best! Agree!
I was at this game. I was 15 years old.
This was the first football game of the Jets I ever saw and I was at the stadium at the time.
love old games thanks man
Former Alabama quarterbacks Ken Stabler and Richard Todd were teammates on the Saints in 1984.
I was at this game, covering for Oiler Report.
So was kavy he warmed up the toilet seat for 🐍 snake at halftime
What was the difference between the 1980 Jets and the 81 jets? It’s crazy how they rebounded so suddenly the next year!
The answer to your question is in the question itself. The Jets from 1978 - 80 had 1. Some of the best drafts in the NFL. 2. They proved they had good personnel, but they were young, and did what the Jets usually did. Get off to slow starts, have the injury bug hit, committ terrible penalties at the wrong times, turn the ball over in crucial times (Richard Todd ints) and the biggest thing...pure inconsistency. Winning games they had no business winning, but losing games they had great opportunities to win. That's the Jets! But!!! Something happened in 1981. After their usual slow start, no one believed in them anymore. This took a ton of pressure off and with the addition of Freeman McNeil (who is one of the most important players in Jets history) the Jets had a bonefied, legitimate running game. Clark Gaines and Doornick the Jets could control the clock, then with the weapons at WR and TE, Todd had a variety of ways to attack the defense and score points. But the biggest and most noticeable difference was the Jets defensive line and smart, aggressive linebackers combines with decent secondary play made the Jets a team to be reckoned with. The most important game in 1981 was the comeback against the Dolphins at Shea. The Fish were such a thorn in their side back then. If Todd doesn't ball out in that 4th Quarter and they lose, it probably derails their season. But they won, and that validated them and set the stage for some good, memorable years from then on. The 1981 Jets were the most important team in their history and it happened to the Giants the same way, in the same season. Only difference (and its a HUGE difference) the Giants went on and won 4 Super Bowls after and the Jets have been to 3 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES, and no Super Sunday love. That 1981 season is so underrated. Go back and look at that season and you'll agree .
This was probably the best 4th quarter of the season in the NFL. This game is also the one that cost the Oilers the AFC Central, and HFA throughout the playoffs.
I loved how Earl played the game. Get up really slow and methodically after being tackled, then walk back to the huddle at turtle speed then run wide open like a mad bull on the next play. Even when he had a poor performance he was still fun to watch much like Barry Sanders.
Stabler partied it up the night before this game and by his own account he says he should not have stayed out partying that late.
marv albert calling in this match still going today doing the nba on tnt
Jets should have never have moved from Shea Stadium. Shea was the perfect football atmosphere
Horrible stadium with a way too high upper deck and escalators that were scary.
Shea Stadium DID have outstanding football atmosphere, plus, it was old schooled and had an old school field, lots of blowing dirt and harsh winds, P.S. The Jets moving from Shea Stadium to New Jersey was a very big mistake!
Wild game! Thanks for posting !
Love Snake! He deserved to be in the HOF years ago. Thanks Richard and Who Dat bro!
The only travesty,is that he had passed away before getting inducted in the hall.
I was at this game: Jets were up 21-0 and Stabler shook off his hangover to tie it before the Jets won at the buzzer. I used to get off the 7 at 111th in Corona to get breaded fried chicken at the Deli there to take to the game (saved money). Fun season, Shea wasn't bad for football but they had to move the stands and it wasn't a good vantage point. This is also why there was so much foul territory for Mets games (I went to tons of those too).
Wow, what a football game at Shea Stadium, the New York Jets upsets Houston Oilers in overtime!!
This is great, thank you!
I always forget Shea Stadium hosted football.
Yes 1964-83 the Jets called it home, hated when they moved to new jersey joining the Giants
The Oilers would have had home field advantage in the AFC playoffs if they hadn't lost to a 2-9 Jets team.
Hey, it's Marv. "Yes! And it counts!"
Mike Barber goes out with a concussion in the 2nd quarter. Catches a TD pass in the 3rd quarter. Head injuries weren't a big deal in 1980.
They might not have been as fast back then, but they were tougher ballplayers!
Nice find, Richard ! Stabler vs. Todd in a battle of future failed Saints QBs under the Oilers coach, Phillips, ironically. Oilers ended up a wild card team that year, while the Jets won only four times and were the only team to lose to the Saints.
Both former Crimson Tide QBs as well.
36:16 Jack Tatum interception
My dad was born this year
Stabler got hammered the night before & his teammates were pissed.
Doesn't surprise me. But then the Oiler defense gave up three touchdowns, so it's not like Stabler was the only one at fault.
Cost the Oilers a division title. They had to go on the road as a wild card and the Raiders killed them. That led to Bum getting fired and bringing on the 81-86 eta of bad football
SingleTax Stabler threw 4 ints. & one was a pick "6".
He also threw four touchdowns. If the defense had merely held the Jets to a field goal instead of a touchdown on one of their touchdown drives, the Oilers would have won. But they didn't, so they lost.
At halftime Ken into a bathroom stall, puked up the remnants of his night out. And tried to make up for it
Not a bad performance from a supposedly washed-up Ken Stabler. I'm surprised he had any arm left to go deep like he did on that one TD to Caster.
He was washed up. His arm, especially on the deep throw was was basically gone during his last two years (1978-79) as a Raider. As an Oiler and later Saint, his interception rate went way up, as did his fumbles, and Oilers were going nowhere with Stabler. He played poorly in the playoff game vs Raiders, (Lester Hayes picked him off twice, one for a TD) and he regressed badly the next year. Never liked the Raiders, but always liked Stabler's game, and he should have made the HOF much earlier.
Jets go back to green helmets for 2019 season, after the white helmets from late 90's to 2018.
Thanks
Great win by my beloved Jets
This was the *eleventh season in a row* in which the Jets failed to produce a winning season. Between 1970 and 1980, they were the New Orlean Saints of the AFC.
Jets will finish 4-12. They will be the only team to lose to the Saints that year, losing at home.
They will make make the playoffs the next two years. Losing to the Dolphins in 1982 AFC Champ. game.
No such thing as a 'late hit' back then.
two weeks before Lennon is shot...
I thought Earl C would run over people hello maybe in high school 😢
Do you have any more 1980 oilers games?
stereowild , I cant believe you asked the same question I was going to ask. I would love to see the Monday night game vs. Cleveland week 2. That was my 2nd ever football game at the old stadium, and I never see clips of the game. I have seen the Patriot vs Oiler game a few years back. As well as the week 16 game they had to win vs Minnesota as well as the Tampa bay game. But I would love to see the Denver game.
stereowild ua-cam.com/video/EGi5Tx45cgs/v-deo.html
fromthefarside , Thanks for the game!
fromthefarside
I hope i'm not offending Richard but Ironbeatyfly has multiple 1980 Oilers games. But I still like Richard's channel best!😁
1980 was a very disappointing Jets season. 4-12 and they lost to the Saints in their only victory of the year.
I was at Shea when they played the Saints. That game psychologically scared me for life! Cold, crying, and broken!
Jets were supposed to be a playoff team in 80. Then started off 81 0-3 and it looked hopeless. But somehow Walt Michael's wasn't fired and it all changed from there as they went 10-2-1 the rest of the way and made the playoffs.
they pelted todd with beers after that performance!!!!
@@markbrian7179 Yeah, and it didn't help that the live horn band at Shea played Beatles songs in a mournful manner during every break in the action. John Lennon had been killed less than a week earlier. That must have been awful to sit through, combined with everything else. Ugh
At 1:14:00 an obvious kick to the groin and a fight ensues and no flag? lol
My God if that happened in today's game....he would be suspended ... have to issue an apology....the mainstream media would have an opinion .....there would be a rule created prohibiting feet to be above knee level after the whistle....and I am somewhat serious about this.....
Same old Jets
Interesting the Jets won this.
Bum Phillips was overrated. Look at the games he lost in 1979 and 1980 that put them in a difficult position come playoff time. He had too much say because he was also the GM.