EVERY Touchdown in Super Bowl History!
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- EVERY Touchdown in Super Bowl History!
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Thanks for the compilation NFL Throwback! Somehow I miss the simpler score graphics back then, especially CBS's from the late 2000s-2015 era.
I’ve definitely been missing the old fox graphics those are so nostalgic for some reason
@@YungJackTorrance24 The FOX 1998-2000 FoxBox (shown here in a modified version for Super Bowl XXXIII) is always going to be my favorite
Who misses when each Super Bowl had a unique logo? Now every year it's pretty much the same.
Fortunately for us fans of the minute details of the game... the logo for Super Bowl 58 has leaked and it is the best we've had since the shift for Super Bowl 45... The logo for 58 has a curved look with the Vegas skyline being represented and a beautiful purple motif
LVII…..Arizona Skyline
LVI….California Orange skies and the Palm Trees. These logo and the upcoming one in Vegas are great better than XLV-LV Logos. With the exception of SB 50 Logo that was good was well.
Luckily they’re bringing them back now. 2011 - 2021 was truly a dark time
Another long NFL Throwback video where I click on it thinking I'll only watch a few minutes now and watch the rest later, but then end up watching it in one sitting. Nice job NFL Throwback.
That Eddie George powerful touchdown run is underrated
NFL Throwback just wanted to say y’all have been killing it with these videos leading up and post the Super Bowl.
I get more hyped than I should when I see y’all post!
The title of the video gave me “pfft sure right?” But you actually did it so 👏
Me too I'm like he'll naw dey can't have err TD from err SB!!
NFL Throwback consistently putting out banger videos
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personally, (and this may date my interest in football) my favorite super bowls were 32, 34, 38 and 52. Those games from start to finish were mega exciting. 32 was special because of the way John Elway and company soldiered and fought for every yard. John was NOT gonna lose that day. 34 was amazing not just for its ending but the entire game was a lead up to that ending. Eddie George was a bulldozer and McNair was Phenomenal all season long. 38 was everything I want to see in a football game. Incredible Defense from both teams in quarters 1 and 3; Equally incredible Offense in quarters 2 and 4. 38 was a damn good, well rounded game. 52 was what every offensive football fan wanted. 1,152 total yards of offense between both teams, trick plays, and a Brady loss... incredible.
Then you cant help but think of other things about previous Super Bowl that made them historic, such as Super Bowl 42. Patriots were undefeated that season only to lose in the Super Bowl. Brady and Randy Moss put up insane numbers throughout the whole season and everyone "knew" that the patriots were gonna win... or so they thought! lol Other things I think of are one-time conditions that others rarely think of, an idea I have of that is SB39 when Donovan McNabb played that game at a high level while battling the flu! Poor guy was vomiting all over the field and was so close to having it. Retirement games that mean something, SB33 was Elway's sunset ride-off. SB40 for Jerome Bettis. SB43 for Kurt Warner (and was SO close to a win on that one) and SB50 for Peyton Manning's last game. And now, generally speaking, you can't think of Super Bowls without thinking of Tom Brady whether you love him or hate him. Longevity wise, Tom Brady is to the Super Bowl as The undertaker is to Wrestlemania. (any wrestling fans here other than me? lol) They both were at their biggest shows damn near every year and they both didn't retire at those shows when they should have.
McNabb aint have no flu he was hungover!! Ask T.O. dats why he was mad like man I can recover from a broken ankle but u can't from some damn Hennessey??
"John Elway can play another 20 years!"
*Elway retires that night😆
They knew he was going to retire. The comment was meant to indicate that they felt he had a ton left in the tank despite the retirement rumors.
It's sad that I have to go 28 minutes into this clip to see a Cowboys' TD in a Super Bowl. Thank you very much, Jerry. Dope.
Well what do you expect? There 32 teams and only ONE wins every single year. I’m shocked they have as many wins as they do….
Don't expect anymore anytime soon. How do you think Washington and Buffalo fans feel
Sad? More like beautiful.
Well I never have seen my Oakland Raiders win a SB so keep it ta yoself
Great work putting together a compilation of EVERY Touchdown ever scored in every Super Bowl...at least so far. Well Done! 🙂
Nice to see Aaron Hernandez's moment of Super Bowl glory before that career ending neck injury.
0:09, 0:29, Kevin Burkhardt shout out. He was outstanding on the Super Bowl call. 32:58, Thurman, 34:15, The greatest of all time Dick Enberg! OH MY!!! 40:07, 41:46, The great Steelers 43:17, 44:27, The great Al Davis and John Madden's favorite play, 46:41, this post is GOLD!💯
So, when you are the same age as the Super Bowl, a video like this literally walks me back in my life one year at a time! Wild!
NFL Throwback Is Marvelous And The Best.
The nostalgia! Childhood memories
It still baffles me to this day to see #12 over multiple decades. From 8-bit to 4k 😂
Keep making more of these videos
As long as the Chiefs have Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, they’re always gonna be having a shot at another super bowl title
Even without Kelce I think they have a shot
every team has a shot
That’s what the patriots and buccaneers always said about Tom Brady. #TB12
Kelce got maybe 2-3 years left. It will be interesting to see what they do when he’s retired.
@@Mr.Maxwell2k00yeah, him and Gronk were lethal too
I LOVE that you guys used the HD master of Super Bowl 34! It’s one of the HD holy grails along with the rest it MNF 1999 and CBS’s HD 1998 games.
On the other hand, why did you use the SD and not the HD versions of SB 37, 39, and 40? They’re not rare at all, and you guys always used them in past videos.
Rice caught TD's in 4 SB's as far as I could tell. Swann and Gronk in 3. Those stats impress me the most.
Oh man, I remember when I was a kid in the 90's I always rooted for the cowboys.
The 90's cowboys were a dynasty. And they have great offense & defense at that time. 🤠⭐️
Wow great video very creative 💯
Nice video concept
It’s cool seeing the dynasties from this perspective
-Steelers
-49ers
-Cowboys
-Packers
-Patriots
-Bills
-Broncos
-Vikings
-Bengals
I feel like the craziest Super Bowl fact is the fact that that Buffalo appeared in 4 straight super bowls… and lost all 4 of them
I think this first time I’ve ever actually seen Willie Brown’s pick 6 cause in the other videos they would just use the iconic shot where you can see his face.
My 1st SB was 24 from start ta finish i watched w my Grandfather RIP Otis Harvey 1929-2023 I ❤ u Opa n miss u!! Da 1 dat got me inta 🏈. Back den my fave team was Niners n my fave players were Cunningham, Moon & John Taylor
14:10 my favorite Super Bowl TD of all time
Man, your channell amazing
Aaron with a td in a sb what a legend 🔥!!
It shouldn't happened again in recent super Bowl, Make dream in reality again for state farm bowl.
@@jamesnelson5618I think he meant Aaron Hernandez
Crazy how the goal posts were at the front of the end zone in the early years...
This is awesome. It's driving me crazy that they're backwards, but overall a nice video
Also the clips that are zoomed in instead of being shown in their proper aspect ratio I found to be very distracting. More of a personal preference, and I know that took a lot of effort.
13:08 i slick was like i dont remember the lineman catching a td this game haha damn.. it took me a second to realize it was their tight end XD
As Packers fan good memories from 2010 1996 and even 1997
You completed a feat nobody else could complete.
All of the rams tds in last years Super Bowl were thrown on Eli Apple 😂😂😂
It's amazing that the Super Bowl became the spectacle it's become because so many of the early games were terrible. Of the first 35 Super Bowls, just nine were decided by one score. And even a few of those were because the losing team scored late to make the game appear closer than it actually was (like the Cowboys in SB XIII, or the Bengals in SB XVI).
Both Super Bowl 56 and 57 were great match ups and great games
Ruined by the refs at the end
@@bentubbs1939 but both were still good games even without the stupid referee calls they were definitely better than 55
Superbowl 57 was an instant classic
Super Bowl 2000 has AMAZING video quality wft
I think it was the last one filmed on tape rather than digital, so they were able to remaster it better than the 01-05 games.
Notice the goal posts in Superbowl I 1967 shaped like an H at the goal line. After that Superbowl the goal posts became the fork shape like they are today but still at the goal line. After the 1974 Superbowl the goal post was moved to the back of the end zone like it is today.
15:06 was the very first touchdown I saw when I started watching football in 2007.
The jump from HD was crazy lol.
Super Bowl XXXVIII is so underrated
That game was so incredible!
Did not realize how many damn Super Bowl TD's Gronk has caught in his career. I am not a fan of him or Brady, but still it's just mind blowing.
I love my Ravens best underdogs in the nfl🖤💜
That score at the beginning of the Seahawks Broncos SB is deceiving. I was like, wait 8-0? We forget to show a TD here? Nope.
45:35, What a catch!
50:35
39:37 “On came Marcus Allen, running with the knight.”
In the past 57 SB's, only 2 QBs had the best winning % and never lost one: Terry Bradshaw & Joe Montana (Both went 4-0 in their SB games).//Even Tom Brady (The GOAT) can't say that with his 7 rings and playing for 2 different teams.
In fairness, Brady played in more SB than both Bradshaw and Montana combined
@@kyleredding4956 Yes, he played in 10 of them w/an overall record (7-3) for the Pats and Bucs.
15:06 Belongs in the Hall
how did I completely forget that the pats played philly in 2005?
Same here lol
I thought it would be a longer video, but I realized each play is like at max 6 seconds.
5:39 most recent pick six in a Super Bowl.
Wow 🔥🔥🔥🔥
318 TDs have been scored overall in all 58 Super Bowls
Coolest. Video. Ever. 😀👍
15:06 is the best one, just ignore the rest of the game
14:17 still amazin
10:37
6:18
3:38 Best TD of the whole montage! 🤣
The most boring Super Bowl of all time.
23:56 most epic touchdown
Other than Manning getting stomped out by Seattle the last like 20 superbowls have been nail bitters. Why the NFL is thriving right now.
Feel like I should watch this video in reverse
yeah I don't get why they did it backwards, I expected it the other way
I'm not a falcons fan but damn. No one will ever let them forget
Sony Michel’s the only player to score a TD in Super Bowl LIII
Interesting how the Tom Brady, Peyton manning QB archetype is slowly getting phased out of the league, how many more QBs will we see play for 20+ years given how much more physical the biggest stars are these days?
i’ll be forever haunted by all the pick 6’s in raiders vs. bucs.
Please don't remind me!!
Go Pats! 💙♥️
You forgot Marshawn Lynch's 1 Yard rushing TD at the end of SB49
oh wait
How bout the game winner from SB LVIII?😳😲
3:39 the only TD of the most defensive SB ever
Originally in the back, moved to the front in the last game of 1932, AN INDOOR GAME IN A HOCKEY ARENA, and moved back to the endline in 1974-75 two seasons after WASHINGTON QB BILLY KILMER had a wide open receiver, JERRY SMITH have his catch robbed by one of the uprights of the goalpost in SUPER BOWL VII VS. the undefeated MIAMI DOLPHINS. Instead of a tie game with an extra point and SMITH's TD, the upright led to KILMER not being upright at the end of the next play, a fourth down sack by D-LINEMAN, MANNY FERNANDEZ OF MIAMI that ended the REDSKINS comeback try.
By the way, in '32, hashmarks were introduced to pro football in the same game the goalposts crossbar was moved up to the goaline just so kicks would not ricochet off of the back walls of the CHICAGO STADIUM ARENA, and slam into the players off of that carom.
That game in '32 led to the creation of geographical divisions, and a championship game in the NFL in 1933..
How do they have footage from the first Superbowl?
NFL Films footage in part
Dey missed a few TDs even though im not surprised how can u get every single 1
Who scored at 10:40, think the name was cut off
Just memories now gronk and Tom in Super Bowls
Chiefs have a great chance of repeating as Super Bowl champions!
As long as they have Mahomes under center and Andy Reid as coach they should be the favorites at the start of every season.
Didn't realize the Hurts fumble was the first defensive touchdown in the Super Bowl since the Falcons.
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How is the vid quality for Super Bowl XXXIV and XXXV so much higher than the next few years after it? It looks amazing for 2000-2001
Yeah, some of them are pretty terrible, garbage even. All of these were shot on film, I don’t know why they don’t use that. Strangely, Super Bowl I looks awfully better than those terrible video ones years. Was that from VHS?
The takeaway: Gladiators used to be mature, now they shake their ass like stripers at the club
why not do it from start to finish instead of vice versa?
Dunno but I'm an enjoyer of the profile pic
Why was it taken down the first time?
There was an error
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Why were the goal post so close in the end zone back then
That was the rule until 1974.
Fuckin fire 🔥 video 💯
Do best plays from all the Super Bowls. Super Bowl rankings update. And best plays from the losing Super Bowl teams
Oh dey goin backwards
As a falcons fan this hurts😂😂😂
Hey you forgot Marshaun Lynch's Touchdown in the last seconds of Super Bowl 49!
Gonna be waiting awhile this vid to see my Cowboys lol one year....one year
RIP Damariys Thomas
Lions, Jaguars, Texans, and Browns I'm so sorry for y'all (Lions y'all was so close but 24-7 happened)😭
There is something poetic about first TD in Super Bowl history being scored by a hungover man
6:01 falcons fans look away
Anyone else wish the NFL could be a little more original with the Super Bowl logos again? I mean they've basically used a similar logo since Super Bowl XLV. Show some creativity
Miss the 90s
SF is gonna take SB 58 from a Raiders cat!!
W daddy😊