The STRANGEST FEUD of the 1981 NFL Season | Browns @ Seahawks (1981)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Prior to week 16 of the 1981 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns announced that they were making a quarterback change for their game against the Seattle Seahawks, replacing Brian Sipe with Paul McDonald. And the news infuriated, of all people, Seahawks head coach Jack Patera, who went as far as accusing the Browns of... tanking?
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@@OfficialJaguarGator9 The Seahawks/Browns one with Jack Patera who's brother when he wrestled faced Andre the Giant. What happened Ken Patera & Big John Studd cut Andre's hair resulting in Andre beating up Ken Patera
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Fun Fact: The same two teams mentioned in the video would meet in the Kingdome for Week 1 of the 1982 season. The Browns would beat the Seahawks, 21-7. After Week 2, the players’ strike began and three weeks into the strike, head coach Jack Patera was axed and Mike McCormack, the president and general manager of the Seahawks became the head coach. After the 1982 season, McCormack hired Chuck Knox to be their head coach. Knox took the Seahawks to the AFC Championship Game where they lost to the Raiders, 30-14. One of the ways that Seahawks got into the playoffs was their 24-9 victory vs. the Browns in Cleveland in Week 5. Both teams were 9-7 and along with the Broncos also beating the Browns, they were the two AFC Wild Cards.
Brian Sipe had a huge letdown of a season, but the team around him was riddled by injuries, and Sam Rutigliano coached his way out of winning at least 5 of those 11 games that they lost. When a team is 4th in the NFL in offensive yards but 24th in scoring, that's on Rutigliano.
just from these clips man his o line sucked. its easy to see why he had a bad year with a o line like this.
You always get me when you make a Seahawks video I got to watch it. This was actually Jack pateras last win he was fired two games into the 82 season when they went 0-2
If Coach Patera thought this was a black eye on the sport, I'm sincerely curious to know what he thought about the Colts benching their starting QB in 2009 when they were 14-0 and had clinched home field advantage throughout the playoffs. (A quick Google search shows that he was still alive at the time.)
Kenny Easley had a monster game. As a young Seahawks fan living in Cleveland, I was ecstatic watching a Seattle defender dominate a game.
I'm not even a Seahawks fan, but I loved Easley. He was a great player. Was happy he got in the HOF
Ironically, the Browns beat both Super Bowl XVI participants, the 49ers and Bengals. 8 of their games were decided by less than a touchdown.
Sadly, last year for Greg Pruitt in Cleveland.
That win over the 49ers was the Browns' only win in their last eight games. The Niners were held without a touchdown.
And they were the only road wins for Cleveland that season.
I’ve been slacking for awhile so I missed a bunch of these videos sadly. This drew me right back in and now I have to Binge.
“Coaches do not tank”
Doug Pederson, week 17 2020
I was one of the few Bears fans that didn’t want to tank for the number one pick
"Coaches do not tank"
Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson: "Hold my beer".
When it comes to the Browns, you really can"t tell if they're tanking or not.
Do teams tank? Of course they do. Coaches and players don't. GMs tank.
One might have thought the Browns might been tanking for a good chunk of that season given how awful they were. With that said, Jack Patera should've been worried about his own team. On another note, I forgot the Seahawks hadn't started using royal blue facemasks until after I was born.
who would clowns have been tanking for? '82 was a weak draft with no franchise type qb's in it. And only munchak at 8 and marcus allen at 10 were hall of famers. Had marino come out early he would have been the top pick. '83 was the loaded draft to tank for. elway drama, six qb's taken with marino dropping, half dozen hall of famers in the first round alone.
Jack Patera has a brother Ken Patera who was a wrestler.
Jack Patera was coached as a player by Weeb Ewbank & Tom Landry
Yes, Ken Patera who wrestled both in the Olympics and in the then-WWWF (now WWE).
He was an Olympic weightlifter, not a wrestler. Huge star as a pro wrestler--not just for WWF but for every other major promotion in the country (of which there were several at the time, in the pre-national-promotion days). Then he went to prison for beating up police officers after breaking into a closed McDonald's and his career never was the same.
@@pronkb000 You're right, my bad.
Sam Rutigliano was a college teammate of Captain Lou Albano at U Of Tennessee who once managed Ken Patera the brother of Jack Patera
Makes me think the Seahawks wanted to tank
4:50
Oof! Yeah, um...going into 1982 wasn't about to be much better in hindsight...
Lovie Smith pulled all of the starters against the Saints to tank for the #1 overall pick.
Didn’t he get fired? Feel like that’s why he embraced the anti tank with the Texans last year
I always wondered if Jack Patera was as crazy as his brother Ken.
If you can't win IT all, there is no advantage to winning AT all.
Crazy how by 1976-77 there was NFL, MLB, NBA around here.
Good way to make your team look pathetic if you lose.
hmmm 10 turnovers, I don't know about the argument that a team would "never" tank.
That's tied for 3rd most all time. The Chargers had 11 in a 1978 game against the Packers. The Steelers turned it over 12 times in 1965 against the Eagles. It's 4 fewer than the 1990 Giants had for the whole season.
I kinda side with the Seahawks here. Browns tanked like the Eagles did vs the Commanders
Let's interrogate the Miami Dolphins when they try to pay their head coach to tank for Tua. The league will give a lot of leeway if the owner is liked and makes a lot of money.
But honestly was ANYONE truly a winner in 1982? Granted they had no way of knowing how much of farce that next season would be.
Dave Despain on NASCAR's tire wars said it best. Nobody won and everybody lost.
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10 turn overs against a struggling 5-10 team. he might have a case.
Players and coaches aren't going to tank on purpose. But the owners will definitely set the team up for failure to try to get a better draft pick. They'll trade away their best players for picks. They'll pick up worse players. They'll hire incompetent coaches. So that even with the coaches doing their best and the players playing their hearts out - they're just a worse team than the guys on the other side.
Dough Petersen tanked is last game as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and head coaches tank all the time for a number 1 draft pick.
In Week 16 of the 1988 season, didn't Phil Simms accuse the 49ers of tanking against the Rams? (Context: Had the Rams lost, the Giants would've gotten a Wild Card spot)
Jerry Jones tanked with Jerry Johnson in the early years and it led to three titles in four years
#Barstoolsports needs to hire this guy. He's a walking encyclopedia of obscure sports history. Incredible content.
Don't forget the 1-14 Baltimore Colts vs the 2-13 Patriots for 4th place in the AFC East
Who won the Stuper Bowl that week ? Baltimore who had a -274 Point Differential to NEs - 48 Differential, The former finished in 4th place in AFC East Based on H2H record, Both coaches were canned, McCormick would become GM of the Seahawks & would dismiss Patera after an 0-2 start, Including a 21-7 loss to these same Browns & 2d loss a 23-21 decision to what would be the 1-8 Houston Oilers
The Colts swept the Patriots for their only 2 wins of that season.
3:42 already fighting about leverage in Aaron Rodgers trade…😉 who wouldn’t be emerge from his original darkness retreat for another two years
What was with the music, JG? This video seemed rather melancholy compared to so many others.
Music was exactly the same as it always is. The track is identical, just slowed down or sped up depending on the length of the video
Oh, ok. It just sounded different to me. Love the obscure stuff you find from the 80’s and 90’s
Good Lord, that’s a lot of turnovers.
10 turnovers. 1 game
A future video idea could be a look at the Ricky Williams trade from Washington’s perspective. Spoiler alert, it worked pretty well