Hearing Mike Patrick on the call for Sunday Night Football produces the absolute best nostalgia for of growing up in the 90s. Fresh popcorn, cold Pepsi can with the new "wide mouth" opening, not a single care or responsibility in the world. My only obligation is to take in primetime NFL football on this perfect Sunday evening. Life is good.
Stop teasing me man. I'm nostalgic enough as it is. But you're right though those were good times. Life and football we're better in 1998. For me hearing greg gumbel and phil simms a nice way to chill on sunday🏈🍕🍺
Was at that game, 11 years old. The roof almost popped off when Barry scored! Silverdome was as loud as they come… and of course watched a bloody fight in the 3rd deck. Good times
@@MattPawlowski sunday night football was espn back then. Although I remember one such game this year being on a thursday night, well before the nfl network game was a thing.
@4:24 that was a hell of a PA by the Lions there, had me, the cameraman and the Packers defense all bamboozled there. I had to watch it a few times to fully appreciate it.
I watched the full version of this game today seeking it out (I prefer complete broadcasts if available to highlights, even if sometimes I struggle to watch it all the way through admittedly lol), and I agree, I half expected them to mention it on commentary how it even faked them. I never saw it myself first time, it was amazing.
Dang... even in his final season, Barry Sanders could still run like a deer. Once he got past the secondary on that touchdown run, he just kicked it into high gear and was gone. I sure miss watching him. He was once in a lifetime type of player.
@@Knightmessenger To say the call was terrible doesn't put it into perspective. A hold literally takes place on every down. This one was not any different if you rewatch it. Here are some of the milestones that were removed because of this call. Would have been his 6th run of 80 yards or more Would have been his 6th season of 1500 yards or more rushing Would have been his 5th consecutive season of 1500 yards or more rushing Would have finished with career 100 yards a game playing 153 games and gaining 15349 rushing yards Would have been his 100-rushing touchdown Would have averaged just over 5.0 yards a carry for his career
I just found out that there were 2 different players named Mark Carrier in the league at the time. I remember the WR, but the one in this game was a DB.😆
Bro cmon. Barry made the playoffs half the seasons he played, even made the NFC Championship game. And the Lions made the playoffs the year Barry retired. Their problem stemmed from facing the Cowboys dynasty of the 90s with one year of Scott Mitchell as their only competent QB
@@notsauer Kramerwas probably thebest QB Barry played with. I think Batch was pretty good but this was his rookie year. Mitchell was too damn inconsistent.
Even in his 14th season, Reggie was still throwing offensive linemen around with 1 arm. What a legend
He was DPOY at age 37!
Best defensive player ever !
the minister of defense
May he rest in peace
@@lemmiwinks09 wasn't bad with panthers either
Barry Sanders is the best running back in NFL history I don’t care what anyone else says that’s the truth
Truth
Ki-Jana Carter
Hearing Mike Patrick on the call for Sunday Night Football produces the absolute best nostalgia for of growing up in the 90s. Fresh popcorn, cold Pepsi can with the new "wide mouth" opening, not a single care or responsibility in the world. My only obligation is to take in primetime NFL football on this perfect Sunday evening. Life is good.
I feel you brother. I remember it well.
Stop teasing me man. I'm nostalgic enough as it is. But you're right though those were good times. Life and football we're better in 1998. For me hearing greg gumbel and phil simms a nice way to chill on sunday🏈🍕🍺
amen
@@ASUFAN- Pat Summerall and John Madden too.....(RIP to both)
@@ajk Amen
Was at that game, 11 years old. The roof almost popped off when Barry scored! Silverdome was as loud as they come… and of course watched a bloody fight in the 3rd deck. Good times
Yes good memories
Must have been loud !
I am happy the Lions won that game and props to that crowd there were times where I couldn't even hear the commentary because they were so loud
Like 97 jets game
man two legends going off against each other, Favre and Barry, just extraordinary
Miss this era
Sunday Night Football on ESPN and Mike Patrick’s voice. Doesn’t get any better than that!
When the packers were back to back nfc championship winners
Amen
Barry Sanders scored his final career TD in this game
That shows just how much the Lions failed him.
There were 10 weeks left in the season and that's simply inexcusable.
That's why the title is wrong. This aint mvp prime Barry. Still great tho
@@bijouxdoum6199 doesn't say anything about Barry being mvp or in his prime............
@@bijouxdoum6199 He was reigning MVP and his whole career was his prime, but the title says in Primetime, as it was MNF.
@@MattPawlowski sunday night football was espn back then.
Although I remember one such game this year being on a thursday night, well before the nfl network game was a thing.
Brett Favre out there doing what he does best turn the ball over 🤣🤣🤣
Barry Sanders... Man what a joy it was to watch him play.
ok st legend
Miss these days
@4:24 that was a hell of a PA by the Lions there, had me, the cameraman and the Packers defense all bamboozled there. I had to watch it a few times to fully appreciate it.
I watched the full version of this game today seeking it out (I prefer complete broadcasts if available to highlights, even if sometimes I struggle to watch it all the way through admittedly lol), and I agree, I half expected them to mention it on commentary how it even faked them. I never saw it myself first time, it was amazing.
@@ajk I love watching these old games to fall asleep and relive the memories is that weird ? And big Packers lions this week !
If the Lions secondaries can catch, Farve would've had 6 or 7 Ints in this game. My lord.
If you like watching Brett Favre interceptions, his 2001 playoff game against the Rams is a classic. Not to say it was all his fault.
ayyyy steelers backup legend charlie batch at QB! love him!
ALso yeah barry sanders is a legend yadda yadda
Ya batch played a long frigging time
This is a amazing rivalry
All Time Rivalry In NFL Between The Lions & The Packers!
Travis jervey was the packers version of Steve Tasker
I like this idea of showing previous matchups, of current matchups. Amazing work man!
How frustrating it really must have been to try to contain Barry Sanders and Brett Farve was doing what Farve does..throw INTs
i would love for espn to go to these graphics for a throwback for one game
They did a throwback graphics game at Mich State basketball in 2003-2004.
@@Knightmessenger yeah but those had to be graphics from the 1980s so that would be like doing graphics from 2003-04 today lol
@@iselin90 i sure wouldn't mind seeing 90s espn. It holds up pretty well with a master tape source like this upload.
There were three stadiums Brett Favre always struggled in: Texas Stadium, the Metrodome, and the Silverdome.
All of them replaced in the next 15 years
All domes gee I wonder? He also had problems at the Edward Jones Dome
@@ManiaxOnYTZeus
Yes he did!!!! 5 picks in a playoff game. It was beautiful.
Well said!
He did win a playoff game in the Silverdome. As well as the last Thanksgiving game there.
Green Bay packers Against Detroit Lions Are Greatest Rival NFC Central Division Underrated 🏈From The 70s 80s and Early 90s
Amen
4:28 That play action was smooth AF
I miss this broadcast team. The nostalgia!
Amen and bobby Ross college coaching legend
I miss it
Football Was Better Back Then
easily
@@bloodorange6713 alot more smashmouth and physical these days
@@ericpackers1700 are you joking
ESPN sought to work their first full season of NFL games in 1998 with Mike Patrick, Joe Theissman, and Paul Maguire
I miss this era so frigging much not as physical anymore in the league as much
.... still good but not these days
Yes!!
Dang... even in his final season, Barry Sanders could still run like a deer. Once he got past the secondary on that touchdown run, he just kicked it into high gear and was gone. I sure miss watching him. He was once in a lifetime type of player.
Oklahoma state legend
Not to mention that these two were the reigning MVPs.
what a great fucking game
Great era
Amen
I love these old games you share. Keep up the good work!
Grave digger big Gilbert brown
When the Packers lions rivalry was actually good
Can you imagine how many yards Barry Sanders would have had in this game if that huge run 15:15 hadn’t been called back by a penalty?🤦🏾♂️☝️
I think it would have put him over the 1500 yard mark, if his yards in the other games were unchanged.
@@Knightmessenger To say the call was terrible doesn't put it into perspective. A hold literally takes place on every down. This one was not any different if you rewatch it.
Here are some of the milestones that were removed because of this call.
Would have been his 6th run of 80 yards or more
Would have been his 6th season of 1500 yards or more rushing
Would have been his 5th consecutive season of 1500 yards or more rushing
Would have finished with career 100 yards a game playing 153 games and gaining 15349 rushing yards
Would have been his 100-rushing touchdown
Would have averaged just over 5.0 yards a carry for his career
@@kinginanorth and in this case, I didn't see a clear holding at the point of attack which is when the refs usually call it.
17 years later Aaron completes that last throw.
18:46
Chris Berman: Packers about to execute a Hail Mary. Detroit Lions, what do you do?
KNOCK IT DOWN!!!
Apparently the over/under for this game was 44 making that last Packers touchdown with under 10 seconds left interesting for a lot of people.
This was the best SNF
!
It was always funny watching Bobby Ross becoming unhinged on the sideline! 🤣🤣🤣
Former Georgia tech coach
How do you not hand it to Barry at 8:30
10:56 it was at this moment Barry was sure retirement was the answer
7:59 that kicked looked like a miss to me
I just found out that there were 2 different players named Mark Carrier in the league at the time. I remember the WR, but the one in this game was a DB.😆
And he could lay recievers out
Man I miss Mike Patrick on commentary
Back when throwing for 4000 yards was unheard of it was alot of running teams with with average qbd
Amen
This was a great game that isn't often talked about. Thanks for sharing. Too bad the MNF game wasn't as exciting.
Love this era don't ya?
Man Barry Sanders was something else I wish he had a better career in the NFL the lions love wasting HOF talent
Him and Calvin Johnson had similar careers in a strange way
Still waiting for Lions vs Cowboys 2011
90s are better look how much more physical
Back when the Lions had loud crowds
Im a Steelers fan and I honestly never knew Charlie Batch played for the Lions 😅
Fr?
A classic 420 match up
Back when I was in 3rd grade ! Miss these days!
18:51 Sorry Farve, back breaking Hail Mary’s at Detroit are for Rodgers!
I never understood why the lions felt the need to give the ball to Tommy Vardell once they got in the red zone.
I blame Chris Berman, giving him the “Touchdown Tommy Vardell” nickname. The Lions were obligated to get him red zone touches after that! 😅
@@roljamas Corey Schlesinger better
@@packersauburneric3625 true fact. Duncan, Nebraska for life.
@@roljamas respect the loyalty like frank solich days during 1998
Did the packers gameplan for #20
Big Gilbert brown they had
6:04 how was that catch completed when it looked like it was a incomplete pass
Imagine if Barry Sanders had played for a good team. He probably would've made unbeatable records!
Barry + 90s Cowboys O line = 2,400 rush yards a season
Emmitt + 90s Lions o line = 1,200 yard season
Tbh, I don’t think we would’ve been so appreciative of Barry had he played for a winner.
@Alex A no it was 1993 bc that game was on CBS and in 1994 FOX took over the NFC package
Bro cmon. Barry made the playoffs half the seasons he played, even made the NFC Championship game. And the Lions made the playoffs the year Barry retired.
Their problem stemmed from facing the Cowboys dynasty of the 90s with one year of Scott Mitchell as their only competent QB
@@notsauer Kramerwas probably thebest QB Barry played with. I think Batch was pretty good but this was his rookie year.
Mitchell was too damn inconsistent.
NFL Throwback upload the 2003 thanksgiving game lions vs packers cant find any highlights or video from that game
Fr Packers fan?
@@packersauburneric3625 I ain't no peckers fan
@@Madd4_die4 that's fine I respect Aiden Hutchinson
The clock would have stopped as soon as the recovery occurred. The run after doesnt count.
Still had to be more than 3 seconds.
@@ajk the clock doesnt start until someone touches the ball.
@@benjaminpeters6729 Looked like a Lion did on the replay though?
@@ajk but it wasnt three seconds though.
Refs was calling too many holding penalties
It's like that now with the league
@@JJA1987 more smash mouth this era it's sad 😭
Before Sunday can you post Jets Broncos 2010
Refs trying to screw the lions even in the 90s lol
How did Charlie Batch last 15 years in the league.lol
Steelers longtime backup lmao
Back when commentators would actually call out officials on national TV for their BS, good times
Miss this ESPN crew
Who else is here from So You Think You Know Football?
I'm a packers loyalist
Same
Favre..... Much better than this overrated clown they have in Green Bay now....
Brett Favre Is A True Packers Legendary Quarterback!
Most Packers fans don’t want to admit it
Ah yes, the overrated clown with as many Super Bowl wins and NFL MVPs as Brett Favre.
@@roljamas guess when Favre held the team hostage with the annual “I’m retiring” announcement he wasn’t being a clown.
That last play had terrible clockwork.
It doesn’t matter what year, decade, or century it is, the refs will always go out of their way to help the Packers.
Lmao why you say that ?
They help The Chiefs and Mahomes now what's your point LOL
@@JJA1987 makes no sense
Wow they tried to screw the lions on that onside kick.
Proverbs 28:6
Better is the poor that walketh in his uprightness, than he that is perverse in his ways, though he be rich.
Grow up you got the win and that goes for that commentator too
#packerlions
Brett Favre was a trash QB who ALWAYS had 3 or 4 TOP receivers to throw to. Give him an Average group and he never wins anything. Guaranteed
Huh?