The WORST GAME in Monday Night Football HISTORY | Colts @ Cowboys (1978)
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2022
- What happens when, to open up the season, you have the defending Super Bowl champion go up against a team that is starting their 3rd string quarterback due to being decimated with injuries, and said quarterback has not only never completed a pass before in the NFL in a regular season game, but completed just 25% of his passes in the preseason? You get the 1978 week 1 NFL matchup between the Baltimore Colts and the Dallas Cowboys, which might just be the worst game in the over 50-year history of Monday Night Football
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Members of the 1978 Colts:
Toni Linhart
Bert Jones
Bill Troup
Mike Kirkland
Joe Washington
Don McCauley
Ray Oldham
Dwight Harrison
Doug Nettles
Ron Lee
Glenn Doughty
Don Hardeman
Bruce Laird
Lloyd Mumphord
Norm Thompson
Lyle Blackwood
Mike Siani
Tim Baylor
Roosevelt Leaks
David Lee
Forrest Blue
Calvin O’Neal
Tom MacLeod
Stan White
Sanders Shiver
Stu O’Dell
Ed Simonini
Ken Mendenhall
Derrel Luce
Ron Baker
Robert Pratt
Ken Huff
Mike Barnes
Greg Marshall
Bob Van Duyne
Wade Griffin
Mike Ozdowski
Fred Cook
Dave Rowe
George Kunz
Joe Ehrmann
John Dutton
Don Morrison
Marshall Johnson
Roger Carr
Mack Alston
Randy Burke
Reese McCall
Herb Orvis
Ted Marchibroda (head coach)
Members of the 1978 Cowboys:
Glenn Carano
Roger Staubach
Danny White
Alois Blackwell
Larry Brinson
Tony Dorsett
Scott Laidlaw
Robert Newhouse
Preston Pearson
Tony Hill
Butch Johnson
Drew Pearson
Robert Steele
Billy Joe DuPree
Jackie Smith
Jim Cooper
Pat Donovan
John Fitzgerald
Andy Frederick
Burton Lawless
Tom Rafferty
Tom Randall
Herbert Scott
Rayfield Wright
Larry Bethea
Larry Cole
Ed "Too Tall" Jones
Harvey Martin
Jethro Pugh
Dave Stalls
Randy White
Bob Breunig
Guy Brown
Mike Hegman
Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson
Bruce Huther
DD Lewis
Benny Barnes
Cliff Harris
Randy Hughes
Aaron Kyle
Dennis Thurman
Mark Washington
Charlie Waters
Rafael Septien
Tom Landry (head coach) - Спорт
For me, the NFL Monday Night game that'll live in the greatest infamy was "The Monday Night Massacre" that occurred on Nov. 16th, 1970, when the Cardinals clobbered the Cowboys 38-0 in the Cotton Bowl. It was so bad that in the 4th quarter, they showed Don Meredith in the booth who probably wanted to have Craig Morton sentenced to life in prison. When Morton threw another interception, Meredith remarked, "Well, someone was open." The Cowboys were the team that "couldn't win the big game". That 38-0 demolition prompted critics to say that the Cowboys couldn't even win the little game.
But man, did they turn it around. They went on a 7-game winning streak that started with a 45-21 romp over the Redskins the next weekend. Then the defense didn't allow a touchdown for 5 consecutive games. Among them were 2 shutouts, one of them 34-0 over the Redskins. They would, though, lose Super Bowl V 16-13 to the Colts.
I had been an avid Cowboys fan since 1967. I will always remember the 1970 season. Obviously, the next season is the one I'll treasure the most as that was when they won their first Super Bowl, 24-3 over Miami.
Sorry about the lengthy post, but this video opened the memory bank to 2 of the most memorable seasons I had as a Cowboys fan. Geez Louise, that was 52 years ago.
Showing a chart of every winning team's total yards in the'78 opener is a level of dedication that's quite honestly superhuman. I am legit in awe.
Glad someone pointed this out. Got to respect anyone who puts this much time and effort into these videos.
This was the start of a chain of events that would lead to the Colts moving to Indy in the middle of the night in '84. Baltimore's next playoff appearance would be with the 2000 Ravens Super Bowl win.
I always wondered do the Colts stay in Baltimore if Bert Jones never got hurt and got to have a full career.
Remember that this was just 5 years after the move from Cleveland. I'm convinced that if the team had remained in Cleveland that they would still be looking for their first Super Bowl championship. After all, Cleveland is "The Land Of Losers".
@@zachcantrell4416 I've wondered that too. The Ruston Rifle was really good (Hello, Alexandra! Yes, your third cousin, once removed is the chap I'm talking about!) and I have always speculated about what a fit Bert would have done.
I remember these years! Besides Unitas Jones was my favorite player ! Detroit really ended Jones career! I use to live down the road from the colts training camp and witnessed that snowy night THE MAYFLOWER TRUCKS SNEAKING THE COLTS OUT OF BALTIMORE! ALTHOUGH BALTIMORE HAS THE RAVENS IT IS STILL A TOUGH PILL TO SWALLOW SINCE ALL MY FAVORITE CHILDHOOD FOOTBALL PLAYERS WORE A COLTS HELMET!
In 1978, Al "Bubba" Baker had one of the greatest rookie seasons ever by recording 23 sacks.
You know you're in for a rough evening when the Costco guy is your starting quarterback.
Not necessarily. Kurt Warner was stocking groceries at a Hy-Vee grocery store before ultimately ending in the HoF.
@@pintorpi333 Well, Hy-Vee is a completely different store.
And that’s why I learned something new every day thank you
When I saw 38-0 and the Cowboys involved, I thought this would be the MNF game in 1970 when the Cardinals beat the Cowboys 38-0. During the game Don Meredith, the former Cowboys QB doing color commentary alongside Howard Cosell, complained about Cosell's big words used to put down the Cowboys that night.
It Seem like That Howard Cosell and Don Meredith Didn't Like Each other
Fun fact: against the Dolphins in '78 Troup and Kirkland combined for one TD pass and 10 INTs. 😎
Over 40 years later they're playing in a unappealing Sunday night game
If I was the NFL, I would had flexed it out for either Jets-Vikings or Chiefs-Bengals
Patrick Mahomes vs Joe Burrow would be an exciting SNF matchup
And tonight, the Cowboys clobbered the Colts once again, winning by the score of 55-19, scoring 33 points in the final quarter.
Ain’t no way they were gonna flex, Cowboys always get big ratings regardless of who they play
nope that's the Indy colts
@@raymondhopwood9393 Not that good for the Cowboys the score was 54-19
The same thing could be said about tonight's game that one team didn't belong.
The 2001 MNF game between the Lions and Rams was horrible. The highlight for Lions fans was when the remaining Silverdome crowd started chanting “Let’s go Red Wings” out of boredom.
same year with the Colts and Dolphins was equally as bad
I was at a Bills game against the Patriots in 2005. The Patriots were killing us and the crowd started chanting Let's Go Sabres!
Uhhhh, that was during the horrible tenure of Matt Millen and Marty Morningweg. Before that season the Lions used to be at least competitive. They were 9 and 7 the year before under Bobby Ross. That season ushered in 22 and counting years of total Lion incompetence..
That's hilrious
@@generalnuisance91 Was Bobby Ross praised in the local Detroit press? Just curious, as he seemed to be respected in our Maryland papers during his college years.
Basically we got the same point difference Last night between colts and cowboys
The worst Monday night football game of my lifetime was no doubt he Dolphins and Steelers 2007. I remember the day it came on, I was still in elementary school but I missed the majority of the game. The next day my friends told me the Steelers won 3-0 with a field goal on the last play, and I couldn't believe it. Nothing like that has even happened since.
The field was soiled
#MudBowl
The game with the kick stick
That punt that dive bombed nose-up into the dirt and just stood there is still the funniest thing I've ever seen in a football game. My Grandpa and I almost died laughing. Only entertaining moment of that miserable game.
Honestly, if this were a sane sport, that game would have been called way earlier because that field was unplayable. But that's half the fun of the NFL. It's not a sane sport, nor a sane league. So long as there's no lightning, fuck the weather/field conditions. If you can suit up and play, you're gonna play
Marchibroda: Admits in print that his team is completely dependent on Bert Jones.
Also Marchibroda: Who needs Jones? We'll whip Dallas without him!
Now you have to make a vid about the 4th quarter
You fail to mention the fact that in the final minute of the game, in a last ditch attempt to avoid the shutout, Baltimore had the ball at the Dallas 35 yard line when Kirkland hit a wide open tight end Reese McCall who caught it at the 12, broke a tackle and raced for the goal line, only to get stripped of the ball less than a yard from breaking the plane, fumbling the ball and having Dallas recover in the end zone for a touchback to preserve the shutout. A terrible game for ABC-TV, perhaps. But for those of us living in Dallas at the time who were rooting for the Cowboys, it was a very fun game to watch, and it had a perfect ending. Dallas fans were still steamed, eight years later, over Super Bowl V.
I remember that game. Because of Jones’ injury we all knew the colts would be terrible. They really never recovered for many years
The next year when the Lions lost Garry Danielson, they went from first to worst.
The next meeting between these clubs was in 1981, between two quarterbacks who each made their only career start in that game.
I remember those Bert Jones years with the Baltimore Colts. Seemed like it was either the Raiders or the Steelers that sunk us in the playoffs. This Monday night game I don't remember. I think because I was in basic training at Fort Leonard Wood in MO or at training in Ft. Benjamin Harrison in IN.
I remember Troup’s time with the Colts, they would’ve still been slaughtered had he played against the Cowboys.
This literally needs to be a shirt: Worse than if you spiked the ball on every single play
Fun Facts: Kurt Warner’s first start for the Rams after Trent Green got injured in the preseason was against the Baltimore Ravens. Baltimore was also the opponent for the Cowboys last game in Texas Stadium in 2008.
That final game in Irving was so great from a Ravens fan perspective.
Those back-to-back TDs by Willis McGahee & LeRon McLain to shutdown the Cowboys hopes were Chef's Kiss 💋👌🏾
Lost in all this is the fact that as the game went on, Mr. Cosell was served a plate of this dish called "nachos" which up until that point, was a mostly regional Tex-Mex dish), and he kept on referencing them - skyrocketing their popularity, and the rest is history.
This is my favorite one so far 😊.
It’s a shame because that Bert Jones injury ultimately derailed his career. Everyone who saw him believes he would be a hall of famer today if not for the injuries. It also set off the chain of events that led to Baltimore losing the Colts.
I remember this game, but went to bed early because of school. Glad I didn't miss much--I do remember the Cowboys went down the field the first time, and Rafael Septien missed a field goal! I remembered thinking how awful he was with the Rams the previous year, and saw he hadn't changed much. Well, he did become one of the better kickers in the league. I also remember the Colts got crushed by the Dolphins the following week, 42-0, and they were being made fund of on NFL Today incessantly. Mike Kirkland has become one of those trivia questions few people will get.
The following week after losing 80-0 those first two games was the famous Joe Washington game against the Pats on MNF. Howard Cosell shit on the game all night and then said “What a football game this turned out to be!”
Holy hell, and just moments ago the Cowboys turned tonight's game against the Colts into a massacre in the 4th quarter. Final score, 54-19. Is this mere coincidence??? 🤔
The only thing different is that the Colts from 1978 were in Baltimore, the current Colts are in Indianapolis
Like 78 ,I've got the cowboys advancing into a SB ,and losing ,this time against the Bengals .
@@haroldmccoy6748 cowboys not in the Super Bowl. will CHOKE again!
@@jimnfl7134 Cowboys didn't choke. A week after retiring Brady, they lost on the road to a superior defense. They just need to get better. Nothing to do with choking.
@@samuelrosenbalm sounds like excuse making.
583 yards for Dallas....Sounds like the main issue is the Baltimore D did not show up.
Sprinkle that image of Bert Jones throwing practice passes In an Orioles cap with Old Bay and you have the most Baltimore thing ever
2007 Dolphins vs Steelers
I just came off watching the biggest mismatch in the fourth quarter between the same two teams on Sunday Night Football.
The Triangles-Colts franchise spent 1 season in DFW in 1952. It would seem things worked out better for the Cowboys in the metroplex. The Triangles franchise did eventually settle in Indy, just 117 miles west of Triangle Park.
Remember the game well. The 1977 Super Bowl Winning Cowboys would show how good they were on that Monday Night!
The Colts really could’ve used a chance encounter by a staff member with a recently released QB who happened to be in attendance at the game
History repeats itself
Great video as always, but I’d argue the 2007 “Mud Bowl” between Pissburgh & Miami was the worst, with Pissburgh kicking a FG with time expiring in overtime to win 3-0. Ugh. At least watching a blowout is fun for the fans of the winning team. That Mud Bowl was a showcase of ineptitude in all phases of the game.
As a long time Cowboys fan I remember this game like it was yesterday.
Is this “Ted Marchibroda Getting Beaten Like a Government Mule Weekend”?
When OJG9 doesn't like somebody, he needs to stop being so shy about expressing it 😋 😉
11:44 lol I just watched this episode the other night
“Jimmy might have a compound fracture! Jimmy’s going into shock…”
Jimmy holds grudges!
The 33 points the Triangles-Colts franchise gave up in the 4th quarter of the 12-4-2022 game vs the Cowboys, I believe is the most they have ever given up in a single quarter going all the way back to 1913 when they were still in the Ohio League. Even worse than their 1928 and 1929 seasons.
Excellent content! Thanks for the hard work!
I got the same score that day with the same teams on Electronic Football by Tudor.
I saw the game in high school. I thought how Dallas lose a game this season?
Nice job, but it's important to note that the 1977 Cowboys actually led the NFL in Total offense AND defense. The Cowboys also outscored their playoff opponents 87-23, not 86-23.
So that dude was worth than Nathan Peterman? You've uncovered several QBs who were real dogs - in the dog shit way rather than the 'dawg' way.
I was 12 and this was in week one a Super Bowl match up.
It's absolutely critical for me to watch these videos each day, the daily videos from the man we've been talking about this whole time, the Official Jaguar Gator 9 (and 8). If I ever miss even one of these? Talk about a dumb decision. Keep teaching us football stuff, you rock.
The defending Super Bowl champions traditionally hosted the first "NFL Monday Night Football" game of the season until the NFL decided to begin their regular season on a Thursday night.
Since then, the defending Super Bowl champs host the first NFL game of the season on that Thursday night.
In that game the Cowboys also had the biggest net yardage margin of any Monday night game ever BTW. So yeah, this really might be the worst one.
I love it when the qbr would have been better if they had spiked the ball on every down
The Irsay Colts were a joke. All they had was Bert Jones, and when Bubba Baker ended Bert's career with a cheap shot in preseason, the Colts were exposed as frauds.
As a Baltimore resident I'm much happier with the Ravens.
22:05
I was not only not born yet when this game was played, but my dad and mom were 6 and 3 respectively. And we all managed to post more passing yardage than him.
Artifical turf is like concrete.
He got slammed onto his shoulder on that play...
Also, Andrew Luck reminded me a lot of Jones..
Both played for the Colts and both retired much too earlier due to injuries
There were people that picked Miami to win the East that year. SI had them playing Dallas in the Super Bowl. Also, some people picked the Raiders go to back to the SB that year (LOL! That was a team that was getting older).
The game tonight wasn't much better
I thought Secret Base said the worst Monday Night was the '07 Mud Bowl between the Dolphins and Steelers. The 0-3 debacle that hilariously had a punt end up standing pretty much upright in the ground
it's wild that the narrator of this video keeps saying what a great matchup and yet this game didn't sell out so it wasn't shown in the dallas area
Coming up tomorrow: more dunking on Ted Marchibroda, lol
That Cowboy team was named “ South America’s Team.” 😆
They used to be called " Next Years Champions " before they won Super Bowl VI
What about that Raiders-Oilers game when the guy flipped off the camera?
I always thought the worst MNF game was the Seahawks beating the corpse of the Eagles 42-0 in 2005 on three defensive TDs. It was called the “Monday Night Massacre” by NFL films. But this might’ve sold me. BTW you should do a video on the Seahawks scoring four defensive TDs against the Chiefs in 1984
As a Hawks fan that was the best. Loved every second of it after years of being the prey in the AFC and NFC. We were finally the hunters.
Worst Monday Night Game is history was the Bills @ Jets fiasco in the 90s. The Jets fans were setting the stadium on fire.
It actually got worse for the Colts in a week 2 loss to the Dolphins by a score of 42-0.
This game was played the night before my first day of high school. I remembered Bert Jones being injured and everyone expecting the Colts to lose big. But I’d forgotten that the second stringer was also out and that the Colts had traded away Lydell Mitchell, their top rusher for each of the previous 5 seasons. That ripped the guts out of their offense, although the player they got for Mitchell. Joe Washington, was pretty damned good and led the Colts to a huge upset at 17.5-point favorite New England in a Week 3 Monday night game. (Washington didn’t play at Dallas.) I still don’t know what happened to the Colts’ defense, which hadn’t been their strong suit since the early 70s, but was positively dreadful in 1978. I do know Bob Irsay was one of the worst owners of all time.
I remember it well, and loved Every minute as a Cowboys fan! ... although it did lull the Cowboys into thinking they were that great and could sleepwalk through the season. They eventually came around finishing the season strong with eight consecutive wins going into Super Bowl XIII.
10:56 HE SAID IT!!!
Coincidentally, the Cardinals lambasted the Cowboys by the same 38-0 score in a MNF game back in 1970.
Only 11 point spread.. damn betters didn't even want to touch the game in first place.
Poor Bert Jones. He was a great QB who wound up injured more often than he was healthy, particularly in the back half of his career. In an alternate universe, he sets a ton of passing records that Dan Marino ultimately breaks, and the Colts remain in Baltimore.
Broncos vs Seahawks 1991. 6-3 in overtime was the worst MNF.
Saw one play when the RB didn't even get out of his stance. Just said screw it. This is what happened when you lose your star QB in a game he shouldn't even have dressed for.
I was just a newborn baby when this happened lol
the '22 colt/boys fame was one of the worst on snf. noys scored that many pts. in the fourth quarter alone. and colts back then were garbage when bert jones was injured. which was alot.
Mike Kirkland was a participant in the old Punt Pass and Kick competition
The Colts defense was showing cracks even in 1977 as the sack pack wasn’t performing as well. Combine that with no Bert Jones and the Colts were toast.
10:08 TBH it doesn't look that bad. Certainly nothing malicious about the sack. But I played on turf once and it really is basically green concrete.
Wait, if Bert Jones was 2nd to Ken stabler in touchdowns and passer rating, how did the Snake not win MVP??
the turf was just carpet over the top of the concrete floor wasn't it? land shoulder first onto that instead of grass would contribute to injury I'd think
Bert jones really never came back from that injury. The two teams had played a great game in 76 won also by the cowboys.
1) The video does a good job making a blowout half-way interesting, but I think JG9 lets the Colts' defense off far too easily. In the circumstances, everybody knew the Colts offense wasn't likely to do much against Doomsday (another factor I don't think was mentioned was that Lydell Mitchell had been traded away, but his replacement - Joe Washington - hardly played in this game)...but the Colts' D was #11 in points against in '77, and 3rd overall in forcing turnovers. They knew they had to play one of their best games to give Baltimore any hope of staying close, and instead gave up 38 points and almost 600 yards to Dallas.
2) Bert Jones should have been the league MVP for most of the late '70s, not so much in terms of being the absolute best player in the league, but the Colts were like Jekyll and Hyde depending on whether he was healthy enough to play that week (or not). If Jones wasn't playing, odds are you'd have an easy time against Baltimore...but if he was, look out. From '77-'79, the Colts were 15-6 in games Jones started...and 5-20 in games he didn't.
Seems like the 2022 Dolphins. Can't lose when Tua starts and finishes the game healthy, can't win if he doesn't.
Great point about the defense, since neither Bert Jones, Lydell Mitchell, nor Raymond Chester played defense.
Great point about the defense, since neither Bert Jones, Lydell Mitchell, nor Raymond Chester played defense.
The turf caused that injury.
So Mike Kirkland was the sacrificial lamb in this game, I see.
this is FAR from the worst MNF game......
Mike Kirkland, for all purposes, won his roster spot by looking good late in a CBS televised exhibition game. CBS' announcers raved about his comeback, against backups, against (I think) the Oilers.
I've seen some massive blowouts in all the times I've watched MNF, but I never heard about this one. It took place a few years before I was born. As for Mike Kirkland, I wonder why the Colts drafted him given how bad of a passer he was at Arkansas.
If I remembered correctly, didn't ABC aired a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader special before this game? Another reason the Colts didn't belong on National TV that night
Yes!! I remember it. They did a live performance at Texas Stadium before the MNF lead in.
As a Ravens fan, I was born in '93 and have no connection with the Colts outside of the archives for being a natural-born Baltimorean.
Seeing the Colts be great from the 50s-70s then falling off a cliff after Carol Rosenblum sold (or traded) the team to Irsay is heartbreaking cos we all know the inevitable fate for my beloved Baltimore's team.
I imagine the Colts stay in Baltimore had Maryland not called deny Irsay's bluff and built that damn dome stadium. 🤷🏾♂️
The colts were shutout again the following week.
As a 50 year old, lifelong Cowboys fan, this was a great game. Tom Landry's Cowboys at there peak. Big stars making big plays all night long.
The height of Doomsday.
A close second (unless of course you're a Cowboys fan), the Cowboys stomping the Giants on Week 1 MNF in 1995. Personally, I loved that game.
I heard that the worst Monday Night football game was in 1983 between the Giants and Cardinals in St. Louis. Both teams played horribly and the game ended in a tie.
The rumor is that game pushed Howard Cosell into retirement. At least that game wasn't a one sided blowout
@@leogetz3570 Normally Leo Getz it done, but I think it was another NFC East battle that year on Monday Night that started causing him to leave the booth.
@@CTubeMan I always try and Getz it done....
D.D. Lewis got ejected from that game.
Baltimore and Irsay traded Lydell Mitchell and Raymind Chester before the 1978 season. John Dutton held out and eventually went to Dallas later in the season
And I'm betting tonight's game maybe a repeat of that one.
Even that 1988 Broncos at Colts 55-23 game (which JG9 also did a video on) as lopsided as it was......
at least Elway played, the Broncos were not shutout and had more than 9 1st downs
You’ve earned a Cognac for that!
I remember that....weren't the Colts up 55-0 at halftime?
12 minutes ago! Wow, your fast.
Inner conference? In 1978?
…Depends on if you were a Dallas fan. It was a *great* Monday night if you were one of us!!!
I was a young Cowboy fan and remember this game very well. My family had a VCR machine (it’s like a DVR sort of for the young out there). My parents taped it because it was a school night and i had to go to bed at halftime. Anyway, I watched that tape several times. It was awesome.
How about the 1995 opener between Dallas and the New York Giants on Monday night. Before that season began there was talk that the Cowboys had the talent to go 16-0 (obviously they didn't) and the Giants were a mediocre 9-7 in 1994 and would go 5-11 that season. The score was 35-0 in favor of Dallas.
I remember watching this game, the fact that Dallas won wasn't surprising, but 38-0?.…guess I didn't pay too much attention to injury reports.