Flutie vs. Marino in a WILD Ending! (Bills vs. Dolphins 1998, AFC Wild Card) 

For this game we were not allowed to use the ABC audio, but we were able to find the radio broadcast by the Bills! Hopefully you all enjoy!

Doug Flutie was a good quarter back he deserved a better NFL run and the Buffalo bills were fools to start Rob Johnson over him🤬

Man I love the old-school dolphins logo. The fact that it's wearing a helmet is so tight lol

Still can't get over Marino's arm strength with that level of accuracy. Absolute rocket launcher of an arm.

The 90s NFL had a runningback named Karim Abdul-Jabbar and todays NFL has a lineman named Michael Jordan

In my humble opinion, the greatest era of NFL play. Perfect balance of skill, violence, and competition. Love it.✌️🇺🇸

We never could stop Moulds - that guy torched us every single game. Still, as a Dolphins fan I went berserk when Trace Armstrong demolished Flutie to end the game. Great stuff.

Besides his fumble, Moulds caught 9 passes for a single game playoff franchise record 240 yards.

AFC East was amazing that year. The Jets were the 2 seed, Miami, Buffalo and New England were wild cards. Indy (was in the AFCE in 98) had a rookie peyton manning.

the visceral pain of reliving the jimmy johnson era of offense....watching them stubbornly try to run with no luck over and over. Putting Marino in perpetual third and longs, without a single burner to stretch the defense. Just the total mismanaged playcalling and use of weapons you will ever see from a hall of fame coach.

That might be the craziest end to the first half i’ve ever seen: - Dolphins intercept Flutie at the goal line - connect on basically a hail mary with a lateral to get into field goal range - potential go ahead field goal goes off the upright

I've been an NFL fan for just over two years and I love watching the old games and Dan Marino I've never seen such an accurate quarterback in my life, unfortunately I haven't seen him play in his era but I consider him my favorite player.

Pre 2001 was incredible for the NFL.

Doug flutie was the truth, he should've been the qb for the music city miracle

Eric Moulds actually set the NFL Playoffs single game receiving yards record this game which still stands to this day.

In some ways this Wild Card loss is more brutal than the Music City Miracle. Nothing but heartbreak for the 1990s Bills.

It is so impressive that there were still major holdovers from the early 90s: Bruce Smith, Thurman, Reed. Knowing they would all call it after next year really puts into context just how monumental a moment that next year and the Music City Miracle is in Bills history. They basically didn't recover until the McDermott era

The Flutie Flakes game. Those that know, know.

Van Miller the greatest Bills play by play announcer of all time.

Marino had an arm out off this world

I was at that game. Snuck into club level at halftime for a mixed drink and got thrown out. Still had my ripped ticket and got back in through the handicap elevator in time for the 4th quarter!!! Awesome memories

Eric Moulds was an absolute beast in his prime. One of my fav Bills players ever. He would've went down as an all time great w/ better quarterbacking.

I was there... What a game it was... Miss watching all those guys. Especially Danny.

Love listening to vintage van miller!

That forced fumble at the start was perfect form

Doug Flutie had every right to play the 1999 AFC wildcard game against against Tennessee but sadly they benched him and well a miracle happened.

Great game. Thanks for spotlighting. Hopefully the matchup this weekend is a classic.

Such a cool blast from the past! Watching Richmond Webb and Bruce Smith line up against each other was an absolute treat! Both absolutely relentless against each other the whole game, and they'd been doing that for 9 straight years by this point.

Nice. I vaguely remember this when I first began watching football this year during the regular season. Thanks for the upload. Maybe this channel can upload the 1997 wild card game between the Vikings and Giants from the previous postseason. I hadn't started watching football yet, but I've heard of it, and apparently it has an exciting ending.

Nice to hear Van Miller's call. Flutie made some great throws but carless with the ball including twice inside the 6 yard line with no points both times.

If only the horsecollar tackle penalty existed back then....

Commentating was sooo much better back in the day!

Buffalo Bills Against Miami Dolphins Only Postseason 1992 AFC Championship Thanks For Uploading

This announcer is spectacular!

The main thing I remember of this game was Jimmy Johnson smashing a box of Flutie Flakes afterwards and later apologizing because proceeds of Flutie Flakes went to charity.

Lord a Mighty, I sure miss Marino!

That first fumble was really the difference in the game..shame because Moulds was so good for Buffalo..and could’ve had a legendary career had he actually had any decent QBs besides Flutie in his career

The Bills in the late 90s had a very underrated defense. Sam Cowart could have been a HOF linebacker, but injuries really slowed him down greatly.

I feel like in today's game Flutie would be given more of a chance than back in his day. If the uncoachable Kyler Murray was selected overall, I see no reason why Flutie would not be a 1st round pick and starter now a days.

Doug Flutie balled out in 98

Moulds was an absolute beast. He was so underrated.

Awesome video

A classic clash of the quarterbacks moment of the big dance!

Nice to hear Van Miller from the radio in Buffalo.

I remember this game. What a great player Doug Flutie was!

the play at 6:40 is impressive, in current football they would have put their knee on the ground but with a qb as a sailor those last seconds gave hope of getting more points

I'm a Dolphins fan but also an Argos fan it's hard to root against Flutie

The Jimmy Johnson years were so frustrating in Miami. He built a good defense, but actively worked to neuter the offense. JJ wanted to trade Marino when he arrived in Miami and tried to supplant him with Craig Erickson. When that didn't work, he took away Marino's ability to audible because letting Marino run the offense was "going to the cookie jar". The offense became "hand the ball off to subpar RB's for 1st and 2nd down then throw the ball to slow WR's on 3rd and long." If JJ was trying to replicate the Dallas formula, he failed miserably.

Great game to be at. Moulds was killing us all day, thank god for Trace Armstrong.

I remember when he signed with Buffalo in 98'. He was just coming off 2 Grey cups in a row. The media immediately thought he was to old and small. He proved everyone wrong! Flutie is the greatest CFL player in history and is the best QB for his size in the history of professional football.

That Trace Armstrong sack has been seared into my memory for decades.

That might be the Best horse collar I have Ever seen!

As a Pats fan, I hated that late 90s/early 2000's Dolphins defense. It was always so damned stacked. You had Madison, Surtain, and Brock Marion in the defensive backfield. And then guys loke Zach Thomas and Jason Taylor in the middle and up front. I HATED that Dolphins defense because there was always so much talent rotating in and out of that team every single season.

The dolphins kicker had the opposite of ice in his veins in this game

This game as a kid was absolutely epic. Such nostalgia. The way they painted the field and the colors of the seats---beautiful.

Great call on the 2 point.

What a treat to hear van miller. Get well soon murph!!!

...For the right to get curbstomped by the legendary 1998 Broncos the following weekend. Miami had beaten Denver (badly), on a Monday Night game in Week 16 thus preserving the 1972 Dolphins undefeated season standing alone. (Denver lost to the Giants the week before in a fluke game). However, those two games would be their only losses, and by the divisional playoffs #1 seed Denver was firing on all cylinders, blowing Miami out 38-3 next week.

At 9:58 in the video the announcer says that It was the tailback Kareem Abdul Jabbar. I did not know that Kareem also played football for the Miami Dolphins on top of being the center for the Los Angeles Lakers

Sad I was actually a Dallas fan then. The Bills is where it was actually at. My favorite Quaterbacks are Frank Reich and Josh Allen so yes i watched quite a few games from the past and some several times.

the Flutie curse of 2000-2017 after they benched him for Rob Johnson was well deserved.

Flutie Flakes!

The 4th and final playoff game between the bills and the dolphins. All 4 happened in the 90s, 2 in orchard Park, 2 in Miami. Bills went 3-1 in those games

This announcer was on something

Awesome Football 🏈🏉 Game

Geezus, I forgot how quick Marino's release was. Tua's seems to take forever. Never seen someone so pocket savvy as Marino either. Big Ben came close.

Love the Grittiness of the Game back then

6:36 is such an underrated play.

Reed and moulds, what a pair.

Do any Giants and Vikings playoff match ups from 1993, 1997, or 2000

Van Miller was a legend

Despite the fumble in this game, Moulds was a great one.

Football is always a great game regardless of which era it is.

90's football. The best

Damn, this was an exciting one. What a debacle. Buffalo played so well moving the ball but kept blowing it with turnovers

Zach Thomas needs to be in the HoF

That laser Td to Lamar Thomas ended the WRs career his hands had to be amputated

Seeing Uncle Wayne made me smile

The first play is insane

Welcome to Miami mr. Flutie.

The game was much more physical back then and back when u can hit the QB.

For sure in today’s game they’ll definitely call that roughing the passer

Man 25 years ago , and I wasn’t even born then DAMN

Go dolphins cool see hold stuff like this

Go bills

Some crazy home field refereeing in this game.

That def was a TD by Andre Reed. but... butterfly effect, who knows if they recover the onsides kick.

Holy Cow

I really liked the red bills helmets. Want it back.

Saturday playoff games on ABC 🥺

Despised Flutie. Only because he played for my nemesis Calgary Stampeders (Edmonton Eskimos Fan here). Had a lot of respect for him though. Once he made it to the NFL, I rooted for him. Especially when he played for the Chargers (my fave NFL team).

Perfect Flutie toss at 10:33

i miss these old aesthetics, the old abc and espn graphiics, the big chunky pads, simple rounded helmets, neck pieces... yes yes, we evolved, and for good reason i know, but, 80s/90s kid can have some nostalgia.

25 Years Ago

the last playoff games of marino vs bills and seattle were dramatic with the illusion of winning a superbowl for dan, sadly the dolphins would be beaten in the next round vs broncos an jaguars respectively

If Marino had been allowed to play in his prime under current rules that baby quarterbacks He would pass for 6000+ yards and 65TD in a season. This guy was a stud QB who could fire a damn football like a sniper with a scope.

The Bills turned it over too many times. Exciting game with a lot of veteran players in the twilight of their careers.

I remember this game that play were Andre Reed rejected should have been a touchdown so then they would have only had to kick a field goal to tie it. They didn't have instant replay back then?

Watching this after Zach Thomas got into the hof

Dan Marino threw absolute darts.