1994 Week 13 - Pittsburgh at L.A. Raiders
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- Pittsburgh Steelers (8-3) at Los Angeles Raiders (6-5)
November 27, 1994
Weather: 53 degrees, relative humidity 33%, wind 14 mph
Line: Los Angeles -3.5
Over/Under: 36
Starting QBs: Mike Tomczak (Pit), Jeff Hostetler (LA)
Network: NBC
Announcers: Charlie Jones, Randy Cross
This was best Steeler team of the 90s. Even though it choked the AFC Championship
Mike Tomazak should be in hall of fame.
I was driving cross country to from Charleston SC to Vandenburg AFB CA, on I40 listening to this game on the radio. Thanks for posting!
You’d lose the FM signal
So great I can watch this on CZcams. I don’t have to find my VCR and deal with the tracking.
20:15 Thigpen for the TD
44:30 Chad Brown
57:20 Kevin Greene
1:24:19 Kevin Greene
1:41:30 Greg Lloyd
1:44:10 Barry Foster
1:46:10 Eric Green for the TD
1:49:20 Kevin Greene
2:01:50 Bam Morris for the TD
COWHER POWER
Even though I’m a die-hard Raiders fan still really enjoyed this..great upload man🔥👍🏼..our offense took an unnecessary step back from the 93 team and it really shows in this game..somebody explain to me how replacing Steve Smith with a washed up Tom Rathman and Ethan Horton with Andrew Glover who was a physical specimen don’t get me wrong he looked good in his uniform but he was just a big blocking TE that was already on the roster..so if AL really thought that Ethan Horton was that much of a liability blocking for the running game then they could’ve easily just given Glover more snaps in 94 or used more of a double TE look at times but with how well the offense played at the end of 93 I wouldn’t have changed a thing..
The Raiders/Steeler games of the 70's were really vicious & brutal
Im a Steelers fan, not a Raiders fan, but i always thought the Raiders teams during the Hostetler years always underachieved.
The guy (Hostetler) was a hell of a qb, and tough as nails.
I grew up hating the Raiders, but they've been down so long, it's not fun without a Raider/ Steeler Rivalry.
I Always root for the Steelers, and any team that plays Dallas, or Tom Brady. But I'm hoping the Raiders make a comeback, and move Back home to Oakland......that's the Hallowed Ground of Raider Nation
The highlight about Joe Montana becoming only the 5th quarterback in NFL history to that point says it all about how the games has changed. For the last couple of decades, the NFL has pretty much outlawed playing defense!
THNX FOR ALL THE GAMES 💪🏈❤️💪
NBC needs to bring back that theme music.
If Bill Cowher had a franchise QB his whole HC career, he’d have 4+ Super Bowl championships.
Should have been Marino....
I was at this game!!!
The 90's Steelers had some scary linebackers! I think people forget about them sometimes because Pitt didn't win a SB during that decade.
I think the mid-90's unit was a top-20 of all-time unit imo.
yeah i remember them getting fucked in the ass by the cowboys un the SB
Greg Lloyd should be in the NFL hall of Fame..
Yep, the Bills Cornelius Bennett as well. Way too many great players not in yet. It’s ridiculous.
Respectfully, no. His career was cut short due to injury. But he was a great player before that.
If not for injuries
Maybe he’d be in canton
I was there with my late father. Good times.
Should've drafted Marino
Head Coaches: Bill Cowher vs Art Shell. Massive mismatch.
I lived in san diego at the time wanted to go to game was talked out of it not safe to be there
Kevin Greene was a great player. RIP to the man. Kevin defined football player. I’d of loved to see him destroy these baby faced QBs of today, but the current rules have made players like him obsolete. Instead we get told a QB like Mahomes is great. Haha!
Do you happen to have 1989 Chiefs @ Raiders?
Finally
This game is from the past.
How did yo figure that out?