1999-12-19 New York Giants vs St. Louis Rams 

This was a good example of the St. Louis Rams defense showing it's ability to clamp down on opponents that year. People usually talk about their offensive power in 1999, but they also had a good defense. Also, I find it amazing that this game was originally recorded in Japan, and ended up on RU-vid all of these years later.

Kurt Warner is lights out what a qb

I remember watching this game at about the age of 10. Being pissed that no one could stop the Rams 🤣

Would've gotten GREAT futures odds on these two teams being the next three NFC Champions

I've just forgotten why Kurt was so good, it was mostly because most of the plays he would risk getting hit to complete it. Something that """the legend 12"""" would not do because he is a coward

This was the last year the Giants and Rams would wear these jerseys. Both teams would have new/different jerseys the next year.

Nowadays Bruces block on Hakims TD would've been rule "illegal blindside block" smh

The force out rule was one of the worst rules in NFL History. Thank God it’s gone. It makes the Tuck Rule look good. How do u truly know if the receiver would have come down with 2 feet down?

6:43 I think they should bring that rule back lol

what's up with the foreign language commentary?

St.Louis fans are loud like LA fans.

The Giant’s should give back that stolen helmet catch ring to Brady

The 1999 Rams objectively had the weakest schedule in NFL history. Well, since the league went to a 16 game schedule in 1978, anyway. They played the Titans (13-3), Lions (8-8), and Ravens (8-8). Everyone else they played had a losing record. They also lost to the Titans and Lions. They played the worst 7 teams (by record) in the NFL that year, and 3 of them were in their division so they played them twice. Their opponents combined to win 93 games and lose 163. 61 of the 93 wins came against another team the Rams played. In other words, someone had to win, unless it was a tie. The Rams opponents won about 36 percent of their games in 1999, which is easily the lowest winning percentage for a team’s schedule. I’m not saying any of this to give an opinion on the ‘99 Rams. I’m interested in the extreme outliers in team sports. Maybe someone who reads this is like me in that way. If so, they just picked up a good one for the collection of sports weirdness.