This video, or the entire intro, was uploaded quite a few years ago. Then it disappeared. Thanks for bringing it back. Loved that intro theme. I was 11, sitting a foot away from my 19 inch black and white TV, rooting for my Vikings. Like Jack Whiticker said... the Vikings and Christmas were synonymous with the holidays, back then. It was a great time to be a football fan, despite being hugely disappointed. (There was no push-off. But, it stung for years to come.) Ahhh... memories. Thanks again for the upload.
The rule back then was a judgement call by the ref, if he believed the receiver could have come down in bounds with both feet and was pushed out by the defender he was rewarded the catch.
As a lifelong Vikings fan since ‘68 this was the hardest loss to take for me. Worse than the Super Bowls. I had met Drew Pearson at a show in NJ. I gave him a hard time for 2 days. Drew finally said that he had to do what he had to do. I felt a little better knowing that he basically admitted to the interference.
I as a life long packers fan am going to put aside my hatred for the team i despise the most and agree with you. It was interference and I wouldn't want that happening to my team either.
Prevent the 4 and 17 and the decades long bemoaning of Pearson's Hail Mary catch dosent happen unless Vikings offense turn ball over back immediately to cowboys by virtue of fumble or int seals victory for vikes . I'm not a fan of either team ,much respect for both franchise ,but Pearson made a incredible play ,both gentlemen were jostling for position ,better man won epic position battle . If pearson were subtely pushed to ground at that historically climatic moment ,leading to game sealing int ,ref not calling pass interference would've been celebrated ,no Vikings fan would dislike the outcome , still not sure pearson actually pushed off ,i was pulling for vikings ,cowboys simply did what they usually did far to many times in those situations , find a way for victory .
@@HaroldMccoy-vv4lt In watching the replay if you watch Nate wright you can see he was pushed. And as I said earlier Drew basically admitted to it in saying he had to do what he had to do. The referee wasn’t in a good position to see it. The referee wasn’t in position to see the bottle that hit him in the head either.
THANK YOU FOR POSTING. Unitas does a great job, he has a natural language and relaxed delivery - I learn from him, and I like him... makes a changes from so much of today's bravado and bloat commenatary
Can I get on a bus and go back to 1975? Football was 100 times better then...the uniforms, the stadiums, the announcers...it was all imperfectly perfect. Now it's a video game with 10 commercials every 5 minutes and random numbers from endless games plastered all over the screen. The game's not the same. Yes, I'm old...Thanks for the time machine..um, video.
Let's go just saw commercial for McDonald's from75 myself and my brother used to go to one in North Dallas and get big Macs back when two guys or girls could eat for6 bucks try that now good times better football better music better times ✌️ out you touch my heart
Used to go with my brother and watch cowboys work out in 75 they had a facility in North Dallas get that time machine ready as long as we don't mess up space time continum were good
Got that right we were in North Dallas I was 10 years old my aunt big Staubach fan went crazy on that play from Staubach to Pearson at that time I was dumb a kid did not appreciate game later I played did then but I tell ya it was great
Your job at downloading deleted classic vides is awesome! Do you have the 2nd half NBC broadcast of the 1972 AFC Championship Game that used to be on CZcams in 2015?
I was 7 yrs old and I watched the Hail Mary pass in real time! Roger and Drew pulled off the upset bu then a referee got hit in the head with a whiskey bottle thrown by a fan!
Because the whole stadium saw Drew Pearson push off from Nate Wright.. it was offensive pass interference and it wasn't called! The most improbable and impossible ending to a game ever
Back then as a Viking fan, and still today it makes me sad to see this game. However, I miss the NFL Back then. Every field had it's quirks. Weather impacted teams in December. Phyllis was a Beautiful/Pretty/Inteligent Woman. Minnesotans didn't like her because she was a Cowboy fan. The Vikings were my team. The Cowboys,Steelers, Raiders, Dolphins, Chiefs, Rams, were all damn good teams. To Bad the Vikings never won a Superbowl. To Be Honest, Now I could care less about sports in general.
I am with you. Every human endeavor has its golden age. Then money comes in and ruins it. There's no avoiding that cycle. It happened in music, in radio, in art, in sports. If money doesn't come in, it wont thrive; if money does come in, it corrupts the original purity. Cannot be avoided.
If Roger could have put a little more on that last pass Pearson might have caught it in stride for the TD not making it look like a desperation attempt since it was single coverage. There have been other Hail Mary's luckier than this.
Wow I was 8 years old when this game was aired. Growing up in Milwaukee during the 70's I was a Packers fan, a Brewers fan, a Bucks fan, and a Milwaukee Admirals fan. The Admirals are the closest thing that we have to a Professional Hockey team. Now if you liked the Vikings or GASP, the Bears that was "taboo", LOL! I loved Football in general. The 70's had some really great players and teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers, the 🐬🐬Miami🐬Dolphins🐬🐬, the ⭐⭐Dallas⭐Cowboys⭐⭐, and one of the other teams I liked, the Washington Redskins. I was still a Packers fan, but the Pack wasn't exactly a good team in the 70's. I watched them every week, some weeks much more painful than others, but I watched. We were usually the Noon game, so thankfully we were lucky enough to have the late game on the other network which was the AFC back then. Or if we were really lucky we'd have the double header. Granted many of the "Games of the Week" back then on the NFC channel during the 70's was usually the ⭐Cowboys⭐ vs. the ®️🪶Redskins®️🪶, the ⭐Cowboys⭐ vs. the 🦅Eagles🦅, or the Los Angeles🐏Rams🐏 vs. the San Francisco 49ers. So I really began to get to watch these other teams. I gained a real respect for them and a real dislike for others, aka the Raiders(I also liked the Chargers with Dan Fouts). But one team that I liked, I wasn't "supposed" to like. The Minnesota Vikings. Fran Tarkenton was a fun QB to watch, and Chuck Foreman was a brutal running back. Sammy White, Ahmad Rashad, Ed Marinaro(hope I got that right.) Those were all AMAZING players to watch. The Purple People Eaters defense was also pretty darn good as well. Another plus, Bud Grant was a great coach! Plus as I mentioned, my team wasn't exactly winning enough to make the playoffs, heck many times we only won 4-7 games a season. Being able to watch these classic games again is a absolute treat! And when or if the actual commercials are also included in the video it's like you stepped into a time machine, and for the next 3+ hours you get to see those days, those games, commercials for movies, TV shows, foods, restaurants, toys & games for kids, and other 70's era necessities. Thanks for sharing these games with us. It is very much appreciated! God Bless and Thank you again.
I suffered through the 70's too. Packers did nothing but loose.My hero was Dan Fouts. I loved it when they showed the Charger games here in Wisconsin. It didn't happen often but it was great when they were on.
obvious push off by Pierson.... Nate Wright cannot possibly contort his body like without impetus and the rule that allowed refs to assume a catch (both feet in bounds) when they were tackled going out of bounds no longer exists. the 4th and 17 would be incomplete today. Vikes got screwed
70 effin' 5. some people say what a great time it was. h... no. 3 tv ch all in standard def. had to go to the library if you didn't have encyclopedias to look something up. oh the opera singer thing is/.was weak. stu voigt, wisconsin high school shot put holder for years and years
Hey one guy on here was bitching about the70s no technology having to go to the library hey that's how it was also better in a way you could just go get ajob if you wanted to no Pdf download no bs Person to Person miss those days
@@CordWarren-wf3jp 'America's Team' couldn't beat the 'shits'burg Steelers, could they. BOTH TIMES they got their asses handed to them.🤖🤖 Good games, I remember them well😊
COWBOYS were LUCKY SO WERE alot of other teams Steelers Franco Harris,Lenny Moore into the end zone , Oakland Raiders Kick the ball into the end zone tight end scores, Tom Dempsey 63 yd field goal,Dwight Clark San Fran "The Catch !",Bart Starrs scoring in the Ice Bowl Jerry Kramer moved before snap, Helmet Catch Giants etc so many mire examples of "LUCK!!" OR AS A COACH SAID LUCK IS WHEN OPPORTUNITY MEETS WITH PREPARATION ✔️💯🤔🤗🤑🔥💥
My beloved Vikings of my childhood. I grew up following that fantastic team.
Same
This video, or the entire intro, was uploaded quite a few years ago. Then it disappeared.
Thanks for bringing it back. Loved that intro theme.
I was 11, sitting a foot away from my 19 inch black and white TV, rooting for my Vikings. Like Jack Whiticker said... the Vikings and Christmas were synonymous with the holidays, back then. It was a great time to be a football fan, despite being hugely disappointed. (There was no push-off. But, it stung for years to come.)
Ahhh... memories.
Thanks again for the upload.
Phyllis George had it going on back then. RIP.
Such a beautiful woman.
Factoid
Best part of the show.
that 4th and 18 is never talked about.......better than the hail mary
I'm talking about it now it was 4th down and 17.
The rule back then was a judgement call by the ref, if he believed the receiver could have come down in bounds with both feet and was pushed out by the defender he was rewarded the catch.
I love watching these old games ! Thanks for posting !
Giving up a 4th and 17 conversion with 44 seconds on the clock? Wow! The Vikings earned that loss.
As a lifelong Vikings fan since ‘68 this was the hardest loss to take for me. Worse than the Super Bowls. I had met Drew Pearson at a show in NJ. I gave him a hard time for 2 days. Drew finally said that he had to do what he had to do. I felt a little better knowing that he basically admitted to the interference.
I as a life long packers fan am going to put aside my hatred for the team i despise the most and agree with you. It was interference and I wouldn't want that happening to my team either.
Prevent the 4 and 17 and the decades long bemoaning of Pearson's Hail Mary catch dosent happen unless Vikings offense turn ball over back immediately to cowboys by virtue of fumble or int seals victory for vikes . I'm not a fan of either team ,much respect for both franchise ,but Pearson made a incredible play ,both gentlemen were jostling for position ,better man won epic position battle . If pearson were subtely pushed to ground at that historically climatic moment ,leading to game sealing int ,ref not calling pass interference would've been celebrated ,no Vikings fan would dislike the outcome , still not sure pearson actually pushed off ,i was pulling for vikings ,cowboys simply did what they usually did far to many times in those situations , find a way for victory .
@@HaroldMccoy-vv4lt In watching the replay if you watch Nate wright you can see he was pushed. And as I said earlier Drew basically admitted to it in saying he had to do what he had to do. The referee wasn’t in a good position to see it. The referee wasn’t in position to see the bottle that hit him in the head either.
@31:12 Frank Bonner who played Herb on WKRP
THANK YOU FOR POSTING. Unitas does a great job, he has a natural language and relaxed delivery - I learn from him, and I like him... makes a changes from so much of today's bravado and bloat commenatary
thanks for watching craig.
Can I get on a bus and go back to 1975? Football was 100 times better then...the uniforms, the stadiums, the announcers...it was all imperfectly perfect. Now it's a video game with 10 commercials every 5 minutes and random numbers from endless games plastered all over the screen. The game's not the same. Yes, I'm old...Thanks for the time machine..um, video.
If you're going you gotta take me with ya
Let's go just saw commercial for McDonald's from75 myself and my brother used to go to one in North Dallas and get big Macs back when two guys or girls could eat for6 bucks try that now good times better football better music better times ✌️ out you touch my heart
Also got fries and drinks with that and a hail Mary
@@danhendrickson7708want to go back with both you guys these times suck
Used to go with my brother and watch cowboys work out in 75 they had a facility in North Dallas get that time machine ready as long as we don't mess up space time continum were good
Even here from Brazil we love America’s Team !
Gran juego, estupendos jugadores!
Ed Jones is a Hall of Fame player in my book.
I'm a die-hard Vikings fan. It wasn't a penalty on Pearson. Nate Wright fell down. To this day, Vikings fans still say Pearson pushed off.
Agree with you ,and Im a huge cowboys hater .
Battling the winter elements.
3:05:17 Landry said "Roger, let's go!"
Roger to Drew always comes through!!!🤠
Got that right we were in North Dallas I was 10 years old my aunt big Staubach fan went crazy on that play from Staubach to Pearson at that time I was dumb a kid did not appreciate game later I played did then but I tell ya it was great
I'm a Vikings fan and and anyone who plays the Vikings.
Your job at downloading deleted classic vides is awesome!
Do you have the 2nd half NBC broadcast of the 1972 AFC Championship Game that used to be on CZcams in 2015?
4:23. Pops with the Zenith headphones listening to KSTP Joe McConnell
4:41 ... *_DOWN GOES FRAZIER!!!_*
Even Landry had to smile: 3:09:34
I was 7 yrs old and I watched the Hail Mary pass in real time! Roger and Drew pulled off the upset bu then a referee got hit in the head with a whiskey bottle thrown by a fan!
Because the whole stadium saw Drew Pearson push off from Nate Wright.. it was offensive pass interference and it wasn't called! The most improbable and impossible ending to a game ever
@@John_Michael2000 Could have went either way. You could also say Nate Wright committed pass interference and still got beat!
I was six and while the memories are vague I do remember the hail mary at the end of the game.
Back then as a Viking fan, and still today it makes me sad to see this game.
However, I miss the NFL Back then. Every field had it's quirks. Weather impacted teams in December.
Phyllis was a Beautiful/Pretty/Inteligent Woman.
Minnesotans didn't like her because she was a Cowboy fan.
The Vikings were my team. The Cowboys,Steelers, Raiders, Dolphins, Chiefs, Rams, were all damn good teams.
To Bad the Vikings never won a Superbowl.
To Be Honest, Now I could care less about sports in general.
That's the way a lot of people feel and I can't say I blame them.
I am with you. Every human endeavor has its golden age. Then money comes in and ruins it. There's no avoiding that cycle. It happened in music, in radio, in art, in sports. If money doesn't come in, it wont thrive; if money does come in, it corrupts the original purity. Cannot be avoided.
Ah the 70s! Much simpler time!
I was six years old when this game was played and yes it was a much simpler time in life.
If Roger could have put a little more on that last pass Pearson might have caught it in stride for the TD not making it look like a desperation attempt since it was single coverage. There have been other Hail Mary's luckier than this.
Seems like Starbauch had a slow delivery
Is that Larry Hagman at 3:10:37?
Wow I was 8 years old when this game was aired. Growing up in Milwaukee during the 70's I was a Packers fan, a Brewers fan, a Bucks fan, and a Milwaukee Admirals fan. The Admirals are the closest thing that we have to a Professional Hockey team. Now if you liked the Vikings or GASP, the Bears that was "taboo", LOL! I loved Football in general. The 70's had some really great players and teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers, the 🐬🐬Miami🐬Dolphins🐬🐬, the ⭐⭐Dallas⭐Cowboys⭐⭐, and one of the other teams I liked, the Washington Redskins. I was still a Packers fan, but the Pack wasn't exactly a good team in the 70's. I watched them every week, some weeks much more painful than others, but I watched. We were usually the Noon game, so thankfully we were lucky enough to have the late game on the other network which was the AFC back then. Or if we were really lucky we'd have the double header. Granted many of the "Games of the Week" back then on the NFC channel during the 70's was usually the ⭐Cowboys⭐ vs. the ®️🪶Redskins®️🪶, the ⭐Cowboys⭐ vs. the 🦅Eagles🦅, or the Los Angeles🐏Rams🐏 vs. the San Francisco 49ers. So I really began to get to watch these other teams. I gained a real respect for them and a real dislike for others, aka the Raiders(I also liked the Chargers with Dan Fouts). But one team that I liked, I wasn't "supposed" to like. The Minnesota Vikings. Fran Tarkenton was a fun QB to watch, and Chuck Foreman was a brutal running back. Sammy White, Ahmad Rashad, Ed Marinaro(hope I got that right.) Those were all AMAZING players to watch. The Purple People Eaters defense was also pretty darn good as well. Another plus, Bud Grant was a great coach! Plus as I mentioned, my team wasn't exactly winning enough to make the playoffs, heck many times we only won 4-7 games a season. Being able to watch these classic games again is a absolute treat! And when or if the actual commercials are also included in the video it's like you stepped into a time machine, and for the next 3+ hours you get to see those days, those games, commercials for movies, TV shows, foods, restaurants, toys & games for kids, and other 70's era necessities. Thanks for sharing these games with us. It is very much appreciated! God Bless and Thank you again.
I suffered through the 70's too. Packers did nothing but loose.My hero was Dan Fouts. I loved it when they showed the Charger games here in Wisconsin. It didn't happen often but it was great when they were on.
Roger Staubach is the only athlete in history to ask god for divine intervention and got it. GO COWBOYS.
I wonder if the fan who threw the bottle at Arman Terzian ever publicly confessed...
Mr. Roarke
The opening just makes me sad...
Tarkington whining to refs.
Everybody talked funny back then.
Examples?
How so?
back when the Cowboys didn't choke in the playoffs!
They were so amateur and unpolished. Looks like a high school production. I enjoyed at the time….I was 12.
Oh god.. is this the Hail Mary game?? KMN!
obvious push off by Pierson....
Nate Wright cannot possibly contort his body like without impetus
and the rule that allowed refs to assume a catch (both feet in bounds) when they were tackled going out of bounds no longer exists. the 4th and 17 would be incomplete today.
Vikes got screwed
No way that 75 F150 gets 24 to the gallon. We had one and it got 14 at best.
No soy boy, conmies kneeling
It was pass interference. So glad Pittsburgh beat those rotten Cowboys.
70 effin' 5. some people say what a great time it was. h... no. 3 tv ch all in standard def. had to go to the library if you didn't have encyclopedias to look something up. oh the opera singer thing is/.was weak. stu voigt, wisconsin high school shot put holder for years and years
Miss Jack Whittaker
Miss her and Irv Cross Rip
Miss Phyllis and Irv and Brent
Man I miss the70s
Hey one guy on here was bitching about the70s no technology having to go to the library hey that's how it was also better in a way you could just go get ajob if you wanted to no Pdf download no bs Person to Person miss those days
Pittsbrg was 1 score better than these guys.
I remember this game. .. This is when I started hating the Cowboys. 'America's Team' they 'Used' to say😅.. America's Luckiest Team is more like it.
disliked them then, dislike them now... arrogant, puffed up phonies... always a treat to see them and their vile owner lose
Cry harder!!!😂
@@lauriemcfadyen2183 Because NOW (and for over 20 years) They Aren't Shit😂 The Dallas Moobois SUCK😂
Must be a dead skin or a shittsburgh Steeler fan
@@CordWarren-wf3jp 'America's Team' couldn't beat the 'shits'burg Steelers, could they. BOTH TIMES they got their asses handed to them.🤖🤖 Good games, I remember them well😊
so this is the game where dallas cheated
COWBOYS were LUCKY SO WERE alot of other teams Steelers Franco Harris,Lenny Moore into the end zone , Oakland Raiders Kick the ball into the end zone tight end scores, Tom Dempsey 63 yd field goal,Dwight Clark San Fran "The Catch !",Bart Starrs scoring in the Ice Bowl Jerry Kramer moved before snap, Helmet Catch Giants etc so many mire examples of "LUCK!!" OR AS A COACH SAID LUCK IS WHEN OPPORTUNITY MEETS WITH PREPARATION ✔️💯🤔🤗🤑🔥💥
3:05:17 Landry said "Roger, let's go!"