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Super Bowls

Super Bowl III 1969 New York Jets, 16 vs. Baltimore Colts, 7
Three days before the 1969 Super Bowl, incomparable Joe Namath appeared before the Miami Touchdown Club, tossed a few footballs into the audience, jested briefly and then, growing serious, announced: "The Jets will win on Sunday, I guarantee it." The AFL comes of age!!!!!!! Broadway Joe and his famous guarantee. One of the all-time great classics from any sport. Joe Namath, Matt Snell, Emerson Boozer, George Sauer and Don Maynard vs the powerful Colts coached by Don Shula. Earl Morrall, Tom Matte, John Mackey and Bubba Smith, even Johnny U makes an appearance late in the game!!!!!! Magnificent contest!!!!!!!!!! (ebay 08-11-05)

Super Bowl IV 1970 Minnesota Vikings vs. Kansas City Chiefs
THIS IS The complete game, original CBC broadcast with Pat Summerall and Jack Buck! It's amazing how I acquired this copy! It is in Black & white, but wow.

Super Bowl VII 1973: Miami Dolphins 14 vs. Washington Redskins 7
The Perfect Ending, January 14, 1973. When the National Broadcasting Company television cameras flashed on at 12:30 p.m. -- commercials went for $200,000 a minute -- Memorial Coliseum showed 8,472 vacant seats among its 90,182. The no-shows, it was contended widely, resulted from the lifting of the TV blackout in the L.A. area. A perfect end to a perfect season. Shula's disciplined warriors vs George Allen's Over the Hill Gang. Bob Griese qbs the 'Fins along w/ Csonka, Kiick, Paul Warfield, Buonoconti, Jake Scott and Dick Anderson vs Billy Kilmer, Larry Brown, Diron Talbert, Brundage, Harold McKlinton, and Charley Taylor. Near perfect football from two extraordinary teams!(ebay 08-11-05)

Super Bowl VIII 1974 Miami Dolphins 24, Minnesota Vikings 7

Super Bowl IX 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers 16, Minnesota Vikinngs 6

Super Bowl XI 1977 Oakland Raiders 32, Minnesota Vikings 14,

Super Bowl XVI 1982 San Francisco 49ers 26, Cincinnati Bengals, 21
49ers Strike It Rich, January 24, 1982, Joe Montana vs. Ken Anderson Super Bowl XVI was played to an improbable script. Three turnovers cost the Bengals 17 points in a 20-point first half that set a Super Bowl record; the 49ers staged a dramatic goal line stand that might have saved the game, and Ray Wersching kicked a record-tying four field goals. The location of the game also set a precedent. After 15 games in warm weather climates, the 1982 championship contest was played in the Pontiac (Mich.) Silverdome, 25 miles from Detroit. While surrounding areas shivered in below zero chill factors, 81,270 enjoyed 72-degree comfort in the huge, 5-year-old stadium.

Super Bowl XX 1986 Chicago Bears 46, New England Patriots, 10
I was at this game in New Orleans, sat way up in the upper deck and watched the Bears just DESTROY the patsies. And what about those wonderful nicknames and all those folk-hero figures, such as William (The Refrigerator) Perry, Walter (Sweetness) Payton, defensive tackle Dan Hampton and quarterback Jim McMahon, the closest the NFL has to a true punk rocker? With one mighty Super Bowl victory, all the pent-up emotion of both a driven team and a snake-bitten city was uncorked. Nothing about the Bears seemed normal. Their coach, Mike Ditka, wore a tie on the sidelines so he would curb a temper that once provoked him to break his hand punching a blackboard. Their defensive coach, Buddy Ryan, almost matter-of-factly predicted what his vaunted "46" defense would do to opposing offenses -- and then usually was shockingly accurate.

Super Bowl XXI 1987 N.Y. Giants, 39 Denver Broncos, 20
A Giant Step Forward, January 25, 1987, Phil Simms vs. John Elway. After spending the first eight years of his career shaded by the clouds of injury, inconsistency, anonymity and controversy, Phil Simms certainly had earned his day in the bright Southern California sun that towered above Super Bowl XXI. Lawrence Taylor, Mark Bavaro...

Super Bowl XXIII 1989 San Francisco 49ers 20, Cincinnati Bengals, 16
Joe Montana drove the 49ers

Super Bowl XXV 1991 N.Y. Giants 20, Buffalo Bills, 19
One of the greatest Super Bowl's ever played. A missed field goal on the last play of the game allows the Giants to hang on for the win.

Super Bowl XXVI 1992 Washington Redskins 37, Buffalo Bills, 24
Played in Minnesota at the Metrodome, watch Mark Rypien lead the Skins to victory

Super Bowl XXXII 1997 Denver Broncos vs. Green Bay Packers
Super Bowl 32 Broncos - Packers VHS - Brett Favre vs John Elway. The Broncos win their first Super Bowl, defeating the defending champions. Cheeseheads find out what is like to actually lose the big one.

Super Bowl XXXXIV 2000 St. Louis Rams 23, Tennessee Titans, 16
A good as it's ever been. It was a thing of beauty, this game between these two NFL upstarts. Put both the Titans and Rams into a Super Bowl for the first time, and they merely produce a matchup for the ages, a tingling affair decided by what, 6 inches of gleaming artificial turf? For this 34th Super Bowl, concluded only when Titans receiver Kevin Dyson was smacked down by Rams linebacker Mike Jones a tantalizing arm's length from the end zone as time expired, puts to shame most of those games between members of the old NFL establishment, which produced dynasties and lopsided championship contests that sent us all home wondering why we wasted our time watching in the first place. For their 23-16 victory, the Rams got their first NFL title since 1951, when they were located in Los Angeles, and St. Louis finally got an NFL championship. We got as much as we could have hoped for from a contest of this magnitude.

Super Bowl XXXVI 2002 New England Patriots 20, St. Louis Rams 17
Vinatieri's 48-yard FG caps Patriots' upset, February 3, 2002 NEW ORLEANS -- The New England Patriots stepped onto the Louisiana Superdome turf as one, opting for no pregame introductions after the St. Louis Rams took the field for Super Bowl XXXVI. The unexpected change made a prophetic statement: Win or lose, they were going to do so as a team. MVP Tom Brady, who showed no ill affects from his sprained left ankle, drove the Patriots 53 yards in nine plays against a beignet-soft Rams prevent defense to set up Vinatieri for a 48-yard field goal attempt. By the time Vinatieri's kick sailed through the uprights, time had expired and the 14-point underdog Patriots had slayed the NFL's version of Goliath for their first Super Bowl title.

Super Bowl XXXVII 2003 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 48, vs. Oakland Raiders 21
Buccaneers intercept Raiders, win Super Bowl XXXVII, January 26, 2003, SAN DIEGO -- The Super Bowl was a nightmare by halftime for the Oakland Raiders -- and then Coach Chucky's horror show got even worse. Defense did 'em in, baby! And the Tampa Bay Buccaneers didn't need much more. Coach Jon Gruden and his Bucs won their first NFL championship, routing the Oakland Raiders 48-21 in the first matchup of best offense vs. best defense. The Tampa Bay defense won by a mile, returning three of a record five interceptions for touchdowns and shutting down any hope the Raiders had of a late comeback. It was especially sweet for the former NFL laughingstock, a team that lost its first 26 games after it started playing in 1976 in those garish orange uniforms.

Super Bowl XXXVIII 2004 New England Patriots 32, vs. Carolina Panthers 29
Patriots overcome Carolina for second title in 3 years. February 1, 2004 HOUSTON -- Back and forth it went. The Patriots were ahead. The Panthers were ahead. The Patriots were ahead, then the Panthers tied it. And then came the most reliable foot in football. Adam Vinatieri won the Super Bowl for New England for the second time in three years, kicking a 41-yard field goal with 4 seconds left to beat Carolina 32-29 on Sunday night. There were a record 37 points scored in the fourth quarter alone, and Tom Brady, who led New England on its winning drive, was 32-of-48 for 354 yards and three touchdowns. The 32 completions were also a Super Bowl record. Tom Brady was voted the game's MVP for the second time in three seasons, although he did throw a second-half interception that prevented New England from winning more easily. Before the game, played in the city that is home to the nation's space program, there was a tribute to NASA and the crew of the shuttle Columbia, which broke up over Texas exactly one year ago. And before the second-half kickoff, Justin Timberlake tore off part of Janet Jackson's top, exposing her breast during the halftime show, and a streaker was tackled on the field.

Super Bowl XXXVIII 2005 New England Patriots, 24 vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 21
Patriots reign again with 24-21 victory, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Feb. 6, 2005) Dynasty? Definitely. The New England Patriots don't have to proclaim greatness. The NFL record book does it for them. The Patriots won their third Super Bowl in four years -- 24-21 against the Philadelphia Eagles -- and now they are challenging history. With MVP Deion Branch tying a Super Bowl record for receptions with 11, QB Tom Brady efficiently running the offense and DB Rodney Harrison sparking a smothering defense, the Patriots (17-2) didn't need a last-second field goal from Adam Vinatieri this time.

Other NFL (Regular Season and Playoff) Games

1970 ABC Monday Night Football Week 1: New York Jets, 21 vs. Cleveland Browns, 31 (VHS Sub par quality)
Joe Namath and the Jets come up short vs. the Browns in this historic game -- the first Monday Night game ever! (Okay copy for the age, but not the best quality)

1971 ABC Monday Night Football Week 13: Washington Redskins, 38, vs. LA Rams, 24
The Redskins and Billy Kilmer pull off the win over Roman GabrielŐs Rams 38-24. Game is great quality at times, but shaky in others.

1973 ABC Monday Night Football Week 6: Oakland Raiders, 23 at Denver Broncos, 23: (2 VHS)
The Raiders and Broncos kiss their sister, playing to a 23-23 tie at Mile High Stadium

1975 ABC Monday Night Football Week 5: Buffalo Bills, 14 vs. New York Giants, 17 (VHS Poor)
Bills lose 17-14 at Rich Stadium. Quality is below par, for diehards only.

1975 AFC Championship: Oakland Raiders, 10 at Pittsburgh Steelers, 16 (VHS)
1975 afc championship game between the raiders and steelers played at icy three rivers stadium in pittsburgh. This is one of the most bone jarring, hardest hitting games you will ever see! See the two greatest teams of the 70's go at it tooth and nail, with no mercy!

1979 ABC Monday Night Football Week 1: Pittsburgh Steelers, 17 at New Englan dPatriots, 14 (VHS)
The Patriots lose 17-14 on Daryl Stingley Night at Foxboro. Good copy

1981 AFC Playoff game: San Diego Chargers, 41 vs. Miami Dolphins, 38 (VHS)
From the Orange Bowl. Many experts call this the greatest football game ever played. If you saw it you know why. The Chargers jump out to a huge early lead, only to see the Dolphins come all the way back. This epic battle goes into overtime, thanks in large part to the heroic play of San Diego's Kellen Winslow. This game will leave you in awe! This is the game that made Kellen Winslow an NFL icon

1985 Monday Night Football Week 13: Chicago Bears, 24 vs. Miami Dolphins, 38.
From the Orange Bowl, this is one of the most famous, and most-watched, regular-season games of all time! Chicago comes into the game undefeated and threatening the '72 Dolphins standing as the only unbeaten team ever. Dan Marino and a LOUD Miami crowd have a different idea. This copy is complete and in good condition

1986 Monday Night Football Week: New York Giants, 21 at San Francisco 49'ers
Two powerhouses from the 80's go head-to-head with the eventual World Champions coming out on top. Phil Simms vs. Joe Montana in primetime. Jerry Rice and Joe Morris. Tuna Parcells ve. Bill Walsh. Great, great game!!!!!!! Tremendous action on both sides of the ball. Joe Montana vs Simms. 1st half is all Niners, 2nd half all Giants. LT, Harry Carson, Carl Banks, George Martin, Leonard Marshal, Mark Bavaro and little Joe Morris vs, Ronnie Lott, Keena Turner, Dwight Clark, Wendell Tyler, Russ Francis and Charles Haley. Incredible game from start to finish!

1987 Monday Night Football: Oakland Raiders 37, at Seattle Seahawks, 14 (DVD)
Dubbed as Bo Jackson (I love that guy) vs. Brian Bosworth. Bo runs over the Boz a few times and gallops for a 91 yard TD. 221 Yards rushing and 2 TD's for Bo Jack. The best in the business in his rookie season.

1990 Monday Night Football Week 14: Oakland Raiders 38, at Detroit Lions, 31 (DVD
Dubbed as Bo Jackson vs. Barry Sanders. Bo knows w's. The greatest 2 sport athlete ever!

1992 AFC WILDcard: Houston Oilers, 38 at Buffalo Bills, 41 (2 DVD's)
The Bills make the most exciting come from behind blowout into a narrow victory in this CLASSIC! Witness one of the greatest comebacks in NFL history. Warren Moon and the Oilers come into Rich Stadium with their high powered offense and took a commanding 35-3 lead into the 3rd quarter. Knowing their season would soon be over with a loss in this wildcard playoff game, backup quarterback Frank Reich led the Bills desperate charge back. As millions of fans watched in disbelief, the Bills scored four touchdowns in 7 minutes including three Reich to Andre Reed hook-ups. They won the game in OT and rode their momentum all the way to the Super Bowl. What an amazing game!!

1993 Dallas Cowboys vs New York Jets 12/18/1993

1998 NFC Wildcard: Green Bay Packers, 27 at San Francisco 49er's, 30
Terrell Owens catches a TD pass from Steve Young (On same tape as 2001 Packers Rams Playoff ass whipping)

1999 Week 7: Philadelphia Eagles, 19 vs. New York Giants<, 10
On this video is also the 1999 Footlocker QB Challenge featuring Jake Plummer as the winner.

2000 Week 2: Dallas Cowboys 31, at Arizona Cardinals 32
Jake Plummer plays his best game ever in this classic Sunday Night Football game on ESPN. Randall Cunningham is the QB for Dallas. See Pat Tillman, and American war hero to be, and Corey Chavous in the same defensive backfield.

2000 Monday Night Football Week 3: Dallas Cowboys, 27 vs. Washinton Redskins, 21
Cowboys win 27-21 in a game that features 3 ex Viking QBŐs; Randall Cunningham, Jeff George and Brad Johnson

2000 Week 9: Jacksonville Jaguars 23 at Dallas Cowboys 17
Jake Plummer plays his best game ever in this classic Sunday Night Football game on ESPN. Randall Cunningham is the QB for Dallas. See Pat Tillman, and American war hero to be, and Corey Chavous in the same defensive backfield.

2001 Week 9: Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers
Mark Brunell leads a gutsy comeback and OT victory for Jags.

2001 NFC Divsional Playoffs: Green Bay Packers, 17 at St. Louis Rams, 41
Brett Favre throws 6 picks in leading the Packers to a crushing defeat to the Greatest Show in Turf; Marshall Faulk, Kurt Warner, Torry Holt etc.

2002 NFC Divisional Playoff: New York Giants, 38 at San Francisco 49ers, 39
Wow what a comeback! The Giants lost after holding 38-14 lead with 18 minutes remaining in the game. Terrell Owens enfuego. A must have game for historic reasons.

2003 Monday Night Football: Philadelphia Eagles, 34 at Miami Dolphins, 27
Donovan McNabb leads the Eagles past the Dolphins in the last game of the season and secures homefield for the playoffs with the 9th Consecutive win.

2003 Playoffs. Atlanta Falcons 27 at Green Bay Packers 7.
In the snow at Lambeau, the Packers choke and Favre hits a wall. Mike Vick leads a talented Falcon squad. Packer fans boo the team at halftime and leave early in the snow. Tape also includes some 3rd Quarter action to the end of the game of Tennesse Titans and Pittsburgh Steelers game at Tennesse. The game is won by Tennesee in Overtime 34-31. Bizzare ending. Fireworks go off in TN, but wait, Nedney needs to kick. When he does, he misses, but wait, there is a running into the kicker. Then Nedney kicks and Cowher goes ballistic.

2003 AFC & NFC Championship Games. Tampa Bay Bucs at Phildadelphia Eagles & Tennessee Titans at Oakland Raiders (2nd Half Only)
Former Vikings QB's Brad Johnson and Rich Gannon lead their team to the Super Bowl.

2004 AFC & NFC Championship Games: Indianapolis Colts, 14 at New England Patriots, 21 & Carolina Panthers 14, at Philadelphia Eagles, 3
Carolina Defense wins again. New England in a snowy Gillette Stadium holds off the Colts, setting up what would be a classic Super Bowl in Houston. Tom Brady, Petyon Manning, Edgerrin James, Marvin Harrison, Steve Smith...and more appear in this 2 game VHS

2004 Week 15: Carolina Panthers, 31 at Atlanta Falcons, 34
What a terrific game! For the second year in a row, the Carolina Panthers took the Atlanta Falcons to overtime in the Georgia Dome. For the second year in a row, Jake Delhomme threw an interception in overtime, setting up the Falcons' for their game-winning score.

2005 AFC & NFC Championship Games: Atlanta Falcons,10 at Philadelphia Eagles, 27 & New England Patriots, 41 at Pittsburgh Steelers 20
A great Super Bowl match-up is set up as The Eagles and Donovan McNabb finally win an NFC title game (even without TO) and Tom Brady and World Champs go off in Heinz Field again!

2005 Week 1: Oakland Raiders, 20 at New England Patriots, 30
Pats win 30-20. Randy Moss debutes for the Raiders with a TD and 130 yards receiving, but Tom Brady throws for 300 yards and leads the Super Bowl champs to victory. (XREF: This game is on the same tape as Minnesota Gophers at Tulsa 2005.)

2005 Week 5: New England Patriots, 30 at Atlanta Falcons, 27
Without Mike Vick, the Falcons play tough with QB Matt Schaub, but Tom Brady lights up the air and rallies the World Champs into Field Goal position at the end of the game. Like clockwork, South Dakota's finest booms the ball through the uprights and Adam Vinatieri is clutch again. (this is on the same tape as 2005 Vikings vs. Falcons Week 4.

2005 Week 8: Buffalo Bills 16 at New England Patriots, 21 (ESPN Sunday Night Football)
Tom Brady leads the World Champs to a tough fought win in Teddy BruschiŐs return to action from an off-season stroke.. (XREF Vikes vs Panthers 2005 Week 8)

2005 Week 9: Indianapolis Colts 40, New England Patriots, 20 (ABC Monday Night Football)
Peyton Manning finally wins at Gillette Stadium. The Colts go 8-0 and are the only undefeated team in the NFL. (XREF Vikes vs Lions 2005 Week 9)

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