THIS IS A GREAT FANTASTIC TEL RA PRODUCTION ! IT WAS TEL RA'S WEEKLY "A.F.L. HIGHLIGHTS" OF THE 1967 SEASON THAT MADE ME A HUGE FOOTBALL FAN ! I LOVED THE MUSIC AND ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALL TIME SONGS IS USED IN THIS FILM !! (OPENING DAY JETS GAME). THANK YOU Andy Provin FOR POSTING THIS GREAT FILM !!!! THANK YOU YOU/TUBE !!!!
Sestak & Maguire ran a restaurant together, back when players had to work during the off season. The restaurant was open year round. I wonder how many fewer pages the rule book had in it back in ‘67 compared to today?
At 10:08-10:16, look at Buffalo's #62 (name unknown) wipe out Boston's Nick Buoniconti...Nick's only shortcoming was his short stature and relative light weight. He was still very good for the Pats, but it wasn't until he went to Miami, bulked up, and was put in a modified KC "Stack" defense, where o-linemen couldn't get at him without first taking on a d-lineman, then he flourished into an All-Pro.
John Niland nailed him in Super Bowl VI. Dallas Cowboys three headed running monster of Garrison, Thomas, and Hill with misdirection as well as the running of Roger Staubach.
Don't be misled by the "Tel-Ra Productions'' label...they had already been bought out by NFL Films. Also, 1967 was the last year for the colorful AFL officials' uniforms.
There were videos for all teams regardless of how many wins. Before NFL Films took over in 1968, many of the efforts from AFL teams were awful, but this one was outstanding.
THIS IS A GREAT FANTASTIC TEL RA PRODUCTION ! IT WAS TEL RA'S WEEKLY "A.F.L. HIGHLIGHTS" OF THE 1967 SEASON THAT MADE ME A HUGE FOOTBALL FAN ! I LOVED THE MUSIC AND ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALL TIME SONGS IS USED IN THIS FILM !! (OPENING DAY JETS GAME). THANK YOU Andy Provin FOR POSTING THIS GREAT FILM !!!! THANK YOU YOU/TUBE !!!!
Love those muddy uniforms- the good old days
Hell yea and ever since they played on turf bunch of wimps!! And it's not like the Nfl gets a lot of bad weather games now
I love Football in the mud
Chiefs fan but also an afl fan...love these
Thanks Van Miller for the narration--RIP
This is brilliant. Thank you for sharing! Lets go Buffalo!
nice to see footage of Bills QB jack Kemp, who played each year of AFL's existence
Wow love old afl vids when they played football they way it should grass dirt mud why can't they do it now!!!
Sestak & Maguire ran a restaurant together, back when players had to work during the off season. The restaurant was open year round.
I wonder how many fewer pages the rule book had in it back in ‘67 compared to today?
13:37 We have Oakland's young Man Willie!!
At 10:08-10:16, look at Buffalo's #62 (name unknown) wipe out Boston's Nick Buoniconti...Nick's only shortcoming was his short stature and relative light weight. He was still very good for the Pats, but it wasn't until he went to Miami, bulked up, and was put in a modified KC "Stack" defense, where o-linemen couldn't get at him without first taking on a d-lineman, then he flourished into an All-Pro.
John Niland nailed him in Super Bowl VI. Dallas Cowboys three headed running monster of Garrison, Thomas, and Hill with misdirection as well as the running of Roger Staubach.
#62 was rookie tackle Dick Cunningham. Boom!
In the previous week, Coach Collier thought: Monte Ledbetter had better play better. And he did: 18:30
Don't be misled by the "Tel-Ra Productions'' label...they had already been bought out by NFL Films. Also, 1967 was the last year for the colorful AFL officials' uniforms.
King Bee I like those,They should make a comeback
+King Bee Yep...they became AFL Films until 1970 when the merger went into effect.
This is for Darin Hamlin, a current member of the Buffalo Bills who is trying to survive. Pray for him, everybody!
Jack Kemp was Bob Dole's running mate in the 1996 presidential election.
Wish I could have saw him!
4:45, Namath scrambling.
Back when football was really football
Injuries killed them in 1968. This '67 film seems to indicate the same scenerio.
2:54 Official called a TD
kemp and oj woulda been championship
That's were the inches speech by Al Pacino in On any given Sunday
The Bills in '67: Win one, lose three. Win one, lose two. Win one, lose four. Win one, lose one. Go home. Next year, would be even worse: 1-12-1
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Paul Maguire (6' 230 lbs.) the chunky punter: the only position he could play.
Don Mueller That chunky punter had 9 interceptions playing defense,That might be a record for punters,I'm guessing.
Yes, and one got caught in his helmet.
Extreme Mush Bowl: 15:48
Bills year to fall apart after 3 division titles, things end
6:46 - Tom Flores - backup QB. Martyball! @ 10:55
Worst "tackle" of the year: 18:07
How does he differ from brady (must offset his name).? Oh, he pinpoints his deep passes....see Drew Brees!
Joe Namath, maybe one of the most overrated Hall of Famers ever.
make a video of a 4 win season.....?????? ok
There were videos for all teams regardless of how many wins. Before NFL Films took over in 1968, many of the efforts from AFL teams were awful, but this one was outstanding.
Jack Kemp needed a Randy Moss because he couldn’t read defenses.
Horrible field