Strange that the Jaguars went 15-0 vs. the rest of the NFL, but 0-3 against the Titans. A week earlier the Jaguars won the most lopsided playoff game over the last 80 years, beating the Dolphins 62-7 in Dan Marino's final NFL game.
1999 was the wildest, wackiest season in recent memory. No San Francisco, Dallas, Green Bay, Denver , Pittsburgh. Etc Rams, Bucs, Titans, Jags as the final 4 says it all. It truly was a fun season and you had to have lived through it to feel the insane parity.
Bucs and Jags no surprise, they were having good seasons the years before. Rams and Titans clicked that season, but were forming the backbone of the squads during the 2, 3 seasons before I agree with the parity, but their work was pretty good too to leave the more traditional ones out
@@otaviofrnazario I’ll always maintain that the 1999 Bucs defense was the best of that group. 2002’s team was more balanced with a much improved offense, but purely from a defensive standpoint, give me 99.
@@InYourHouse316 I cannot make a serious evaluation, too young to have seen either in depth. I tend to agree though, 2002 was great but their work was cut out on the Super Bowl, since Bill Callahan did not make a change regarding the Jon Gruden offense of the years before. Since Jon was in TB, he handed Monte Kiffin the proverbial keys to his own kingdom. 2002 was awesome, but in 99 the core was much of the same (I think) with the players better physically and truly reaching their peak
Expansion and double high draftpicks to CARO. AND JAX watered down the established teams and the salary cap really began to kill depth and level the teams unless you could sign enough deferred contract cap manipulating quality depth, and diamond in the rough, free agents.
1999 is the most recent season where none of the last 4 teams had ever won a Super Bowl. The closest since then has been 3 of the 4, which has happened twice: 2002: Bucs, Eagles, Titans 2017: Eagles, Jags, Vikes
So if the Buffalo Bills eliminated the Tennessee Titans in the wild card round (Music City miracle game), would the Jacksonville Jaguars have won SB 34?
@@vonstev1668 , yeah, FISHER knew zip about it, suuuuure he didn't? Fisher had WILLIAMS in Tenn., but he LEARNED as a player and assistant coach UNDER HIS BEARS DEFENSIVE coordinator, and OILERS def. coord. BUDDY RYAN. Yeah, SEAN PAYTON knew zip about WILLIAMS opposition player bounties at NEW ORLEANS. Are you saying its just a big coincidence that PHILLY EAGLE BOUNTY BOWLER HEAD COACH BUDDY RYAN had a linear connection with FISHER, WILLIAMS, AND S. PAYTON? Really?
Man, McNair was just a different type of player. He could be hit by three defenders and still stay up. What a tough and elusive quarterback. RIP Titans legend!
I grew up a Bronco fan in the 90s, so when the Jags pulled one of the greatest upsets in history to beat the #1 seed Broncos we all thought, this little expansion team isn't even on our level. It only reaffirmed that position in '97 when I felt like the eventual champion Broncos curbstomped them in the Wild Card. In retrospect, those were some damned good Jags teams. In the 1997 playoffs, they almost came back to beat Denver. And in '99, they only lost to one team all year--a smashmouth team, much like the 97-98 Broncos. They were a great mix of young Turks and crafty vets, and I'm not as bitter about the 1996 Broncos losing to them. They didn't take Jacksonville seriously either, and like the old boxing adage says, that's when an opponent is a serious threat.
that playoff logo by the Jags was very unique... I would like to see the old NFL Playoffs red logo again though, really liked it right underneath the midfield logo of the teams. And maybe the late 2000's conference championship logos, but in the sidelines instead of in between the hashes
LONG LIVE THE AFC CENTRAL. Thank you for the upload. Loved those Jeff Fisher/McNair Titans squads from 1999 to 2003. Thinking back, it was pretty remarkable how Tennessee went from NFL nomads via the Houston Oilers to AFC champs in such a short time frame. As for the Jaguars, this was their best team in franchise history, and they haven't had a team as good since. Just couldn't get past Tennessee despite going 14-2. Bonkers. I even think this team was better talent wise than the two Giants teams that Coughlin fielded that won Super Bowls. Obviously, talent doesn't always win out.
That Jaguars team when they first came into the league was so talented, 2 conference championship games in a 4 year span, but they couldn’t get over the hump and get to the Super Bowl. Just think about how some guys legacies would’ve changed had they gotten to there.
Jimmy and Fred Taylor were definitely Hall of Fame talents, but I don’t think they quite put together a Hall of Fame résumé. I know Fred Taylor came into the league when the running back position was absolutely stacked just in the AFC alone, but you can’t justify putting the guy in the Hall of Fame who only had one pro bowl selection in his entire career. And Keenan McCardell was definitely a really good and dependable receiver, but HOF??
The 99 Jags team was one of the greatest I've ever personally seen. Just so happens they couldn't beat Tennessee at all! 14-2 regular season, only 2 losses to the Titans. The championship game they meet again and as you see, the same outcome!
This game took place a long time ago, but the crazy thing is, Tom Brady was drafted less than three months after this game took place. That’s how long he’s been in the league. That’s insane.
This was the height of Tom Coughlin's over coaching. The Jags were clearly the much more talented team, but he had them wound up so tight that they puked all over themselves in this game. So many penalties and mistakes.
@@jc22558best analysis of the game. The 90s Jags were amazing but as you say they were overcoached. The Titans were the much weaker team but Fisher taught them to improvise when under pressure and that was the difference
@@jc22558 Another over coached team was the 01 Rams. Superior to the Pats that year in most ways but they lost to the Pats in the Super Bowl because as much as a genius as Mike Martz was, he refused to let Warner audible and refused to pound the running game. This is why Madden is still my favorite coach. Madden didn't have a "way to win" he just had "winnign ways"
This game must've been painful for Jags fans. Not just for losing to same team a third time in the same season, but with Tennessee being the *only* team that beat Jacksonville that year.
Why do y'all keep saying Titans came up one yard short of winning the Super Bowl? I don't know why media people and fans keep saying that, they would've tied the game not won it.
Aw man how I missed these Titans players. Grew up being a Tennessee Titans fan. I was sad when they lost the Super Bowl against the Rams. I'm still a fan til this day, but hopefully they can pull off a win today but if not, then maybe next season
Image if the Jacksonville Jaguars won that Superbowl in 1999-2000 NFL season they would've been one of the greatest Superbowl teams in NFL history but Tennessee Titans found away to beat Jags 3 times
I still think about this loss from time to time because as a Jaguars fan this season even more so then our 2017 season was our best chance to win a Super Bowl and the fact that we lost to the Titans 3 times in one year and the last two games being blow outs still get's me salty even til this day. The Titans even now still pretty much own my Jaguars regardless of whose playing but this season was just the beginning of things to come. This was just a good old fashion beat down from big brother to little brother
As a Floridian, Bucs vs Jags that year would have been pretty cool. But Rams were better obviously. Here's to all 3 Florida teams being in again! Love it
The 1999 Jaguars went 0-3 against the Titans and 15-0 against everyone else they faced. The Titans defense forced the same number of turnovers (13) in 3 games as the Jaguars other 15 opponents combined. More than 35 percent of the points allowed that season by Jacksonville were scored by the Titans. Jacksonville scored less than 20 points 6 times all season. They did so in all 3 games vs Tennessee.
In all my years of watching football, this has to be my favorite conference championship matchup. Two very likable teams with underrated great players that had never won a chip and won games in very different ways.
1999 Jaguars go 14-2 best record in the NFL...but those two losses were against the Titans..then lost to them again here in this game finished 15-3 ..jags went 0-3 vs TEN
I went to this game as a teenager. This game definitely set our franchise on a death spiral. The Titans curse was finally broken a few weeks ago, thank God.
I think only the Jags made them in the midfield, don't remember the league having them. I remember the old NFL Playoffs red logo, it was a beauty right underneath the team logo in the midfield. And they made it like 20 yards long or something
For wildcard weekend can you do Bills vs Dolphins 92 AFC Championship Game which was unfortunately Dan Marino final Conference Game appearance. 49ers vs Seahawks 13 NFC Championship Game aka Richard Sherman's " Don't you ever talk about me" rant lol. Do either 93 Vikings vs Giants Wildcard Round which was LT and Phil Simms final playoff win of their careers or the 97 Wildcard Game with Vikings and Giants with the infamous Giants fight on their sidelines
We were the only team to beat the Jags in 99. 14-2 (beat them twice in the regular season) and then we beat them in this game to go to the SB. So awesome :) #titanup
As a Titans fan, this is one of my favorite games of all time. But looking back, I forgot how many turnovers by both teams were in this game (even 2 on one play). McNair was incredible this game, as was the defense. I still am dreaming of an AFC Championship game in Nashville after being denied too many times (especially the 3 times they were the #1 AFC seed).
I was 9 when this game was played but looking at these highlights closely it really looks as if Jacksonville gave this game away. Not taking anything away from McNair at all (R.I.P) but they had him several times & showed no effort to tackle him
That 99 Jaguars team was so talented. Mark Brunell, Fred Taylor, Tony Baccelli, Jimmy Smith were among the most underrated all time to play their positions. They absolutely annihilated Jimmie Johnson and Dan Marino’s dolphins the week before in what would be Marino’s final game played and Jimmie Johnson’s final game coached. I was actually rooting for Jacksonville to get to the Super Bowl because I thought them against the Rams would’ve been an excellent Super Bowl from an entertainment standpoint. But as great of a team as you are, some teams just simply have your number, and that of course was tough, resilient Tennessee Titans led by the late great Steve McNair and Eddie George.
This team reflected the demeanor of its coach. Talented but extremely uptight and stiff. Even though this was technically Coughlin's best season, it may have been his worst coaching job. He micromanaged everything including adding offensive play calling duties to his domain. As a result, he slowly snuffed the life out of the team. This game began a long slide into mediocrity due to injury/salary cap hell.
I remember during an evening game in 1999, I heard an announcer say, “everywhere you go, you see teal and Jaguars”. He almost said, “Titans” because that alliterates. However, after the season, the Titans were the victors. So, they sure did see teal and Titans!
It had to hurt bad to have the first seed, putting both Johnson and Marino into retirement in the divisional 63-7, just for all of that to end losing against the Titans.....
I remember the comeback the Titans had against Buffalo the game before and I was absolutely sick. I did not want to see the Titans again after losing to them twice already and them being the only 2 losses on the year. I knew going into that game it would be a loss they had Jax number that year.
Crazy how dominant the Jags were that season. 14-2, dominating the Dolphins 62-7 the week before. But losing to one team 3 times as if they're kryptonite.
@@kevinpayton2664 Well the Jags are on the way to winning their division after starting 3-7 and they have a young team led by a stud QB that's finally getting some coaching that is going to scare some teams if they manage to make the playoffs.
Strange that the Jaguars went 15-0 vs. the rest of the NFL, but 0-3 against the Titans. A week earlier the Jaguars won the most lopsided playoff game over the last 80 years, beating the Dolphins 62-7 in Dan Marino's final NFL game.
The Jags also had a tissue paper soft schedule, the only team they beat with a winning record was in the Dolphins game you mentioned
@@bigshottm9302 They still beat that winning team by a large margin😳
@@bigshottm9302 So did Tennessee.
Not that crazy when you realize the Titans stole the Playbook
@@thomassankara1391 we coulda had the undefeated jaguars
Again, one of my favorite eras of NFL. I love every bit of it. RIP Mr. McNair.
ELWAY AND THE BACK TO BACK BRONCOS!!
Crazy how much success both the Carolina and Jacksonville expansion teams experienced in their first 10 years as franchises.
Both played in the Conference Championships in 96 and both lost.
Both made it to 2 conference championships in their first 7 seasons
Carolina probably the most successful expansion team 2 sb apperances and pretty much have some solid teams
And how little success they've experienced since.
@McJohnson na Carolina been pretty successful I'd say since they came into the league
The 90's Jaguars with those absolutely amazing uniforms.
Amen and war eagle 🦅 Auburn
Underrated uniforms for sure. No gives them credit. My cousin got a Tony Boselli jersey a year or two back and I was jealous
They need to wear them again officially
As a titans fan, they should go back to those original uniforms
1999 was the wildest, wackiest season in recent memory.
No San Francisco, Dallas, Green Bay, Denver , Pittsburgh. Etc
Rams, Bucs, Titans, Jags as the final 4 says it all. It truly was a fun season and you had to have lived through it to feel the insane parity.
Bucs and Jags no surprise, they were having good seasons the years before. Rams and Titans clicked that season, but were forming the backbone of the squads during the 2, 3 seasons before
I agree with the parity, but their work was pretty good too to leave the more traditional ones out
@@otaviofrnazario I’ll always maintain that the 1999 Bucs defense was the best of that group. 2002’s team was more balanced with a much improved offense, but purely from a defensive standpoint, give me 99.
@@InYourHouse316 I cannot make a serious evaluation, too young to have seen either in depth. I tend to agree though, 2002 was great but their work was cut out on the Super Bowl, since Bill Callahan did not make a change regarding the Jon Gruden offense of the years before.
Since Jon was in TB, he handed Monte Kiffin the proverbial keys to his own kingdom.
2002 was awesome, but in 99 the core was much of the same (I think) with the players better physically and truly reaching their peak
Expansion and double high draftpicks to CARO. AND JAX watered down the established teams and the salary cap really began to kill depth and level the teams unless you could sign enough deferred contract cap manipulating quality depth, and diamond in the rough, free agents.
1999 is the most recent season where none of the last 4 teams had ever won a Super Bowl. The closest since then has been 3 of the 4, which has happened twice:
2002: Bucs, Eagles, Titans
2017: Eagles, Jags, Vikes
15-0 vs everyone else and 0-3 vs the Titans has to be the most insane sports stat I’ve ever seen. It’s still hard to believe
It truly is bizarre and insane. I would’ve been frustrated if I were a jags fan💀
@@ridoxxx_0030I don’t think jag fans have recovered since 😂
It pains me to this day 😂
So if the Buffalo Bills eliminated the Tennessee Titans in the wild card round (Music City miracle game), would the Jacksonville Jaguars have won SB 34?
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm they def would’ve went to the SB but it’s hard to tell if they would beat “the greatest show on turf” Rams. And the SB was on turf 😂
I wish the Jaguars still had those unis
So much better.
Those black end zones with the gold outlined lettering. 💯
@@5lurpy Ik their current unis look so plain and boring like a jersey you’d buy from Walmart
@@deathboy126it's a shame because they have cool colors
They need to wear those as throwbacks now 😎
One of my favorite statistical oddities. The 1999 Jags went 0-3 against the Titans and 15-0 against everyone else.
Apparently it came out that Tennessee stole the Jags playbook, which makes sense
@@STEEZY_TREV16, FISHER and his spawner BUDDY RYAN..what an ethical pair!
@@robertsprouse9282 It was Greg Williams, but whatever.
@@vonstev1668 , yeah, FISHER knew zip about it, suuuuure he didn't?
Fisher had WILLIAMS in Tenn., but he LEARNED as a player and assistant coach UNDER HIS BEARS DEFENSIVE coordinator, and OILERS def. coord. BUDDY RYAN.
Yeah, SEAN PAYTON knew zip about WILLIAMS opposition player bounties at NEW ORLEANS.
Are you saying its just a big coincidence that PHILLY EAGLE BOUNTY BOWLER HEAD COACH BUDDY RYAN had a linear connection with FISHER, WILLIAMS, AND S. PAYTON?
Really?
@@STEEZY_TREV16 not true
Titans produced tons of magic with the Music City Miracle and had their cinderella run fall just one yard short in Super Bowl XXXIV!
If my Bills had started Doug Flutie, the Titans would not have been in this game (crying).
If Jeff Wilkins would had made those two field goals an extra point. Titans still would be deep in the hole in the first half that game.
Lots of "ifs" from Bills fans. Kind of though the story of your franchise, huh?
RIP to McNair!!! What a leader!!
💪🏻👊🏻
Note to self: Never be a waitresses sugar daddy.
Man, McNair was just a different type of player. He could be hit by three defenders and still stay up. What a tough and elusive quarterback. RIP Titans legend!
I've rarely seen a game with so many fumbles, especially in pristine weather.
I grew up a Bronco fan in the 90s, so when the Jags pulled one of the greatest upsets in history to beat the #1 seed Broncos we all thought, this little expansion team isn't even on our level. It only reaffirmed that position in '97 when I felt like the eventual champion Broncos curbstomped them in the Wild Card. In retrospect, those were some damned good Jags teams. In the 1997 playoffs, they almost came back to beat Denver. And in '99, they only lost to one team all year--a smashmouth team, much like the 97-98 Broncos. They were a great mix of young Turks and crafty vets, and I'm not as bitter about the 1996 Broncos losing to them. They didn't take Jacksonville seriously either, and like the old boxing adage says, that's when an opponent is a serious threat.
Excellent analysis
That safety & return right after that was the turning point of this game
something like that ends any hope
Loved the AFC Championship logo and the Jags' logo midfield
War eagle auburn
that playoff logo by the Jags was very unique... I would like to see the old NFL Playoffs red logo again though, really liked it right underneath the midfield logo of the teams.
And maybe the late 2000's conference championship logos, but in the sidelines instead of in between the hashes
LONG LIVE THE AFC CENTRAL. Thank you for the upload. Loved those Jeff Fisher/McNair Titans squads from 1999 to 2003. Thinking back, it was pretty remarkable how Tennessee went from NFL nomads via the Houston Oilers to AFC champs in such a short time frame. As for the Jaguars, this was their best team in franchise history, and they haven't had a team as good since. Just couldn't get past Tennessee despite going 14-2. Bonkers. I even think this team was better talent wise than the two Giants teams that Coughlin fielded that won Super Bowls. Obviously, talent doesn't always win out.
Those Giants teams had a legendary pass rush though, this team had none. McNair had all day back there
RIP Steve McNair
Boy, did he have some serious pocket awareness and escapability!
That Jaguars team when they first came into the league was so talented, 2 conference championship games in a 4 year span, but they couldn’t get over the hump and get to the Super Bowl. Just think about how some guys legacies would’ve changed had they gotten to there.
Should of been in super bowl
I agree completely
Jimmy Smith, Keenan McCardell, and Fred Taylor should be in the Hall of Fame.
McCARDELL?
Yeah him too. My bad
Jimmy and Fred Taylor were definitely Hall of Fame talents, but I don’t think they quite put together a Hall of Fame résumé. I know Fred Taylor came into the league when the running back position was absolutely stacked just in the AFC alone, but you can’t justify putting the guy in the Hall of Fame who only had one pro bowl selection in his entire career. And Keenan McCardell was definitely a really good and dependable receiver, but HOF??
@@Riles3152 stop
It they belong for sure …
I agree completely
The 99 Jags team was one of the greatest I've ever personally seen. Just so happens they couldn't beat Tennessee at all! 14-2 regular season, only 2 losses to the Titans. The championship game they meet again and as you see, the same outcome!
Titans has always been the bane of our existence. We either get close to beating them or they make us look like amateurs 😂
@@itsTEKKtv I was rooting for y'all in 99...That Jags team vs that Rams team would've been amazing!
The '99 Jags...one of the best teams to never win it all.
Them and 98 Vikings
This can be said about ALOT of teams ; 2007 Patriots, 2015 Panthers, 2001 Rams, 2011 Patriots, 2014 Seahawks etc
No, they had a cupcake schedule, they aren't in the realm of the 98 Vikes, or the 2007 Patriots, or those Colts teams in the mid 2000s
This game took place a long time ago, but the crazy thing is, Tom Brady was drafted less than three months after this game took place. That’s how long he’s been in the league. That’s insane.
Man, there were so many backbreaking mistakes by the Jaguars in this game.
This was the height of Tom Coughlin's over coaching. The Jags were clearly the much more talented team, but he had them wound up so tight that they puked all over themselves in this game. So many penalties and mistakes.
@@jc22558The Titans DC also admitted to stealing the Jags playbook
@@jc22558best analysis of the game. The 90s Jags were amazing but as you say they were overcoached. The Titans were the much weaker team but Fisher taught them to improvise when under pressure and that was the difference
@@jc22558 Another over coached team was the 01 Rams. Superior to the Pats that year in most ways but they lost to the Pats in the Super Bowl because as much as a genius as Mike Martz was, he refused to let Warner audible and refused to pound the running game. This is why Madden is still my favorite coach. Madden didn't have a "way to win" he just had "winnign ways"
McNair was a magician at times...god he was tough. Steelers fan who faced him twice a year for awhile.
I loved both these teams soooo much it was really hard to see one lose here. What a game!!
This game must've been painful for Jags fans. Not just for losing to same team a third time in the same season, but with Tennessee being the *only* team that beat Jacksonville that year.
Fr back when fullbacks existed
Wow, this takes me back. The Jags really have seen some amazing players come and go over the years.
Hopefully someday the Jags will go to the Super Bowl
We will soon.
this year
@@meekcreator1899 😂
Don't think their fanbase would travel well at the super bowl except for bandwagon jumpers like in 2017 eagles jaguars would have been depressing
@@packersauburneric3625 yeah being a die hard jags fan noticing the bandwagoners is quite easy.
Those Jacksonville uniforms were beautiful.
Pure 90's. When sports teams just wanted to look cool. Sometimes it didn't work, but here it worked great.
This was before the Titans came one yard short of winning the Super Bowl against the then St. Louis Rams
Technically they would have just tied it.
Why do y'all keep saying Titans came up one yard short of winning the Super Bowl? I don't know why media people and fans keep saying that, they would've tied the game not won it.
@@user-wx3fm4gc2dfisher said in a interview that he would have taken the extra point
@@user-wx3fm4gc2d no i remember hearing a interview about it and there might have been one on onr of the nfl channels
It's crazy cause the Jags were coming off of destroying the Dolphins 62-7 in the divisional round.
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Aw man how I missed these Titans players. Grew up being a Tennessee Titans fan. I was sad when they lost the Super Bowl against the Rams. I'm still a fan til this day, but hopefully they can pull off a win today but if not, then maybe next season
The Jags would've been the league's first 0-16 team had they played the Titans every week.
Those early jags teams with jimmy smith and Fred Taylor where good asf sucks they never got to a bowl
I know dude. It’s a shame
And Instead we got to see this boring Jeff Fisher team in a SB
@@chrisuncleahmad789 The Titans were great, not boring whatsoever.
RIP Greg Gumbell
Rest in peace Greg Gumbel.
Image if the Jacksonville Jaguars won that Superbowl in 1999-2000 NFL season they would've been one of the greatest Superbowl teams in NFL history but Tennessee Titans found away to beat Jags 3 times
Back when Dom capers was defensive whisperer
Steve McNair was just different 💯 I watched him cook Temple when he played for Akron & from there I knew he would be elite
He played for NCAA DIV.-1AA(NOW called D1-FCS)HBCU= ALCORN ST., not AKRON.
both teams' uniforms clean af
Rip frank wychek 😢😢😢
man , Steve McNair was a tank
The Jacksonville Jaguars went 14-3 99-00 season all three losses are to the Tennessee Titans 😞.
divisional game hits differently especially in the playoffs.
I still think about this loss from time to time because as a Jaguars fan this season even more so then our 2017 season was our best chance to win a Super Bowl and the fact that we lost to the Titans 3 times in one year and the last two games being blow outs still get's me salty even til this day. The Titans even now still pretty much own my Jaguars regardless of whose playing but this season was just the beginning of things to come. This was just a good old fashion beat down from big brother to little brother
those afc championship logos were fresh as hell
I simply Can't believe the Jaguars were this good their 1st few yrs in the NFL
I’m a diehard jags fan , I literally can’t stomach to watch this game , we should of been going against the rams in The Super Bowl
As a Floridian, Bucs vs Jags that year would have been pretty cool. But Rams were better obviously. Here's to all 3 Florida teams being in again! Love it
The 1999 Jaguars went 0-3 against the Titans and 15-0 against everyone else they faced. The Titans defense forced the same number of turnovers (13) in 3 games as the Jaguars other 15 opponents combined. More than 35 percent of the points allowed that season by Jacksonville were scored by the Titans. Jacksonville scored less than 20 points 6 times all season. They did so in all 3 games vs Tennessee.
In all my years of watching football, this has to be my favorite conference championship matchup. Two very likable teams with underrated great players that had never won a chip and won games in very different ways.
Rest In Peace Steve Mcnair 🙏
It's crazy they beat us 3 times that year that's the reason why my grandma hate the titans 😭 and the jags only loses that year came to the titans 🤦🏾
1999 Jaguars go 14-2 best record in the NFL...but those two losses were against the Titans..then lost to them again here in this game finished 15-3 ..jags went 0-3 vs TEN
I went to this game as a teenager. This game definitely set our franchise on a death spiral. The Titans curse was finally broken a few weeks ago, thank God.
I wish I was alive to to see this titans team. They looked fun to watch.
They were boring.
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Rest in peace Air Mcnair
They need to bring Back AFC-NFC Championship logos @ Midfield
I think only the Jags made them in the midfield, don't remember the league having them.
I remember the old NFL Playoffs red logo, it was a beauty right underneath the team logo in the midfield. And they made it like 20 yards long or something
Taylor and Stewart were a great duo. Fred Taylor was looking slick out there. Can't ignore Eddie George either.
Games like this is why I'm betting the titans ! And I miss the 90s this was when I was in 3rd grade !!!
You barely experienced the decade lol
Fred Taylor was a beast! Fast, strong, incredible balance, good pass blocker, no wonder he gave opposing D-Coordinators nightmares
The ball protection in this game was atrocious
For wildcard weekend can you do Bills vs Dolphins 92 AFC Championship Game which was unfortunately Dan Marino final Conference Game appearance. 49ers vs Seahawks 13 NFC Championship Game aka Richard Sherman's " Don't you ever talk about me" rant lol. Do either 93 Vikings vs Giants Wildcard Round which was LT and Phil Simms final playoff win of their careers or the 97 Wildcard Game with Vikings and Giants with the infamous Giants fight on their sidelines
I think they need a montage of Bills and Dolphins playoff meets during the 1990s
RIP McNair,my favorite QB of all time and imagine if the Titans in 1998 draft Randy Moss instead of Kevin Dyson..
We were the only team to beat the Jags in 99. 14-2 (beat them twice in the regular season) and then we beat them in this game to go to the SB. So awesome :)
#titanup
@@johnbohn9654classy
“We”. A real life Jaguars player!
@John Bohn someone’s salty
@John Bohn at least we’ve actually been to a SB ;)
@John Bohn also, keep the toxicity at a low. You’re not being very nice
McNair was a magician
1:20 that’s a terrible call.
To be fair, if the jaguars faced the rams in the Super Bowl, they probably would’ve lost too.
As a Titans fan, this is one of my favorite games of all time. But looking back, I forgot how many turnovers by both teams were in this game (even 2 on one play). McNair was incredible this game, as was the defense. I still am dreaming of an AFC Championship game in Nashville after being denied too many times (especially the 3 times they were the #1 AFC seed).
Jags are probably the most underrated team of the 90s by my memory. They had some very solid teams for a large amount of those years.
Liked those Jaguars teams in the late 90's
The only team that beat Jacksonville that year and one of two teams to keep the Jaguars from the Superbowl
This playoff run really gave Jeff fisher a whole career.
Jacksonville needs to bring back the big PLAYOFFS logo at midfield if they get a home playoff game this season. That was dope.
I don't know if the league will allow it
The look on Conklin's face at 10:28 when he realized the Jags were actually going to lose
RIP MCNAIR eagles fan but this was one of my favorite teams around this era
I was 9 when this game was played but looking at these highlights closely it really looks as if Jacksonville gave this game away. Not taking anything away from McNair at all (R.I.P) but they had him several times & showed no effort to tackle him
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Coughlin knew it at half-time, that endzone interception and fumbled punt return were going to come back to haunt the Jags
That 99 Jaguars team was so talented. Mark Brunell, Fred Taylor, Tony Baccelli, Jimmy Smith were among the most underrated all time to play their positions. They absolutely annihilated Jimmie Johnson and Dan Marino’s dolphins the week before in what would be Marino’s final game played and Jimmie Johnson’s final game coached. I was actually rooting for Jacksonville to get to the Super Bowl because I thought them against the Rams would’ve been an excellent Super Bowl from an entertainment standpoint. But as great of a team as you are, some teams just simply have your number, and that of course was tough, resilient Tennessee Titans led by the late great Steve McNair and Eddie George.
This team reflected the demeanor of its coach. Talented but extremely uptight and stiff. Even though this was technically Coughlin's best season, it may have been his worst coaching job. He micromanaged everything including adding offensive play calling duties to his domain. As a result, he slowly snuffed the life out of the team. This game began a long slide into mediocrity due to injury/salary cap hell.
Now that the playoffs are set, one of the throwback games you should post is the wild card matchup between the Bills and Dolphins from 1998.
I loved the late 90s early 2000s football
I remember during an evening game in 1999, I heard an announcer say, “everywhere you go, you see teal and Jaguars”. He almost said, “Titans” because that alliterates. However, after the season, the Titans were the victors. So, they sure did see teal and Titans!
It had to hurt bad to have the first seed, putting both Johnson and Marino into retirement in the divisional 63-7, just for all of that to end losing against the Titans.....
I have a Brunell Jersey
That's a lot of fumbles
Damn, this was one of those most entertaining games I've ever watched.
Hey ummm NFL Throwback you guys used to have this full game up on UA-cam but now it's disappeared. You mind putting it back up here. Thanks.
I remember the comeback the Titans had against Buffalo the game before and I was absolutely sick. I did not want to see the Titans again after losing to them twice already and them being the only 2 losses on the year. I knew going into that game it would be a loss they had Jax number that year.
Crazy how dominant the Jags were that season. 14-2, dominating the Dolphins 62-7 the week before. But losing to one team 3 times as if they're kryptonite.
great game McNair ran great
Sweet 2 end the Titans season 2022 season !! Go Jaguars 🐆 !!
14 penalties, 10 fumbles, 3 picks, 6/20 third down conversions, a safety... not the finest game... and yet possibly the less ugly game that weekend!
"Air McNair." 🙏
If it was a different universe in the 99/00 season we will see the Florida Bowl Jaguars vs Buccaneers
Florida Bowl in Georgia
@@otaviofrnazario I forgot SB 34 took place in Atlanta
Jaguars win that easily
we need JJ Watt career highlights now
PLEASE post the 62-7 divisional round game for this week.
They stole the playbook
What did they do to the ball before the game? How many turnovers was that?
Man the Jags had so much promise in those first few years and its just been downhill ever since
Those first few years are their glory period. They haven't been anything like that since.
@@kevinpayton2664 Well the Jags are on the way to winning their division after starting 3-7 and they have a young team led by a stud QB that's finally getting some coaching that is going to scare some teams if they manage to make the playoffs.
@@dsfddsgh They definitely got a shot. They are on a roll right now and they're heading the right direction.
@NFL Throwback when will you guys post the full game again?