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@paulcross5149
@paulcross5149 Год назад
Johnny Unitas, the best in football, like Johnny Carson was the best in late night. They will never be replaced.
@MichaelForte-jn5pn
@MichaelForte-jn5pn 7 месяцев назад
Great comparison..
@jamespowell9008
@jamespowell9008 2 года назад
I was born and raised in Baltimore and I lived about 8 blocks from Memorial Stadium.Johnny Unitas was like a GOD in Baltimore and the Colts was Americas team at that time and Unitas made the NFL what it is today.Rest in Peace Johnny Unitas,you was the greatest
@SRambo-hx8sl
@SRambo-hx8sl 2 года назад
A great man. If he ever met you, he would never forget you or your name. I was sorry when he died. He was BALTIMORE!!!!!
@keithcarrere9718
@keithcarrere9718 2 года назад
That modern sportswriters claim that Brady (although an all-time great) was better than Johnny "U"; is ridiculous! He's the "Goat."
@brianarbenz1329
@brianarbenz1329 3 года назад
My mother was an employee of the University of Louisville and my aunt was a student there while Johnny U was quarterbacking the Cardinals. Johnny's mother had to approve U of L as his college before he would come there, and she said if he gets in trouble of any kind, she would pull him out. The college assigned my mom and aunt the unofficial job of keeping Johnny out of trouble, tutoring him and making sure he got to class. I am proud of my family's role in helping the NFL's greatest quarterback to succeed.
@Chimchimchu
@Chimchimchu 2 года назад
That's beautiful brother. I'm only 38 but I know the impact of Johnny Unitas. He's basically the reason we have Sunday football and Superbowls. Thank you for your family's contribution.
@josephmiller9424
@josephmiller9424 2 года назад
Johny football should've gotten a check from every modern QB for changing how the QB plays that position thank you Johny U for making football fun to watch
@derekellis9927
@derekellis9927 2 года назад
Unitas was the prototype for all modern quarterbacks. And, he played in an era when quarterbacks didn't have the rules to protect them like they do now.
@masonrahal6980
@masonrahal6980 3 года назад
Not just the greatest QB ever, a great football player.
@jmad627
@jmad627 3 года назад
He more or less invented and redefined the position of quarterback.
@acewilliams7917
@acewilliams7917 2 года назад
Indeed.
@dalerockwell2226
@dalerockwell2226 Год назад
That shot at the Ravens game where they put John up on the big screen always makes me...emotional. Rest In Peace Johnny, you were the GOAT.
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 Год назад
I feel the same
@mainman127
@mainman127 2 года назад
Father of the modern QB and played when the QB’s were not protected by the rules like today
@rubenvega7869
@rubenvega7869 3 года назад
Johnny Unitas was the greatest quarterback in professional football history!
@gluserty
@gluserty 2 года назад
I have no problem with that statement whatsoever considering the legacy, standard, and numbers Johnny Unitas reached & set. Without question, an all-time great.
@robertm3335
@robertm3335 2 года назад
I grew up in Wisconsin as probably the only Baltimore Colts fan during the Packer glory years. John, Raymond, Lenny and the rest of the team were my hereos. Still are.
@lylegleason6844
@lylegleason6844 2 года назад
The Pro Football Hall of Fame voted him the best PLAYER, ( not QB, but player!) in the NFL's first 50 years!!! That about says it all!! Imagine how good the 1959 Unitas would be playing in today's game, with all the rules protecting OB's!!!
@rollotomasi8116
@rollotomasi8116 3 года назад
The best then, the best now, the best 100 years from now......the great Johnny U.......I grew up in Lutherville/ Timonium Md, Johnny was a neighbor...as a Baltimore Colt season ticket holder I had the gift of being able to see him play.....RIP Johnny.....Heaven 19- Baltimore 0......
@marcamerine7941
@marcamerine7941 3 года назад
That’s beautiful Heaven 19- Baltimore /Earth 0
@jamescoelectric
@jamescoelectric 3 года назад
I have a Unitas jersey in my closet and am 62 years old. When I was a kid in 1966 Tucson Arizona we would play football at the park in the streets or in someone's yard if they weren't home.We were the Colts and I of course was Johnny U! Other kids on the team were Mackey, Jimmy Orr and Tom Matte.
@tyayasgur
@tyayasgur 3 года назад
@@jamescoelectric I'm from the Bronx NYC. I became a COLTS FAN back then because of UNITAS. After they moved to Indianapolis I stopped being a Colts fan. Now I have no interest in the NFL. The last game I watched was the Super Bowl of 1999.
@dmunz7015
@dmunz7015 3 года назад
@Jaxton George you little prick.
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 2 года назад
@@jamescoelectric m
@someoldcoot
@someoldcoot 3 года назад
A great QB and person -- humble, hard-working and never complained -- all traits that modern Americans would do well to emulate.
@Joe_J-MT_Boy
@Joe_J-MT_Boy 9 месяцев назад
In a biography on Unitas the author pointed out that, after Unitas was with the Colts and had achieved much success, they acquired a new Offensive Lineman... who was newly married. The guy bought a new home that was under construction, and, to help him move in, Unitas came over and laid down the linoleum for his kitchen floor. When the Colts drafted Lenny Moore at Halfback, as a black man in Baltimore, no one wanted to room with him... so Unitas said he would and they did for as long as they both played for the Colts. Born in 1952, I grew up loving the Bears because in Great Falls, MT, we got the Black & Blue division games. But when a game with Unitas at QB for the Colts was broadcast in our area, I found that I couldn't help but admire him. He was intelligent - as I could tell in his interviews, he was gritty - as I could tell from the beatings the Bears' D would issue him and he'd pick himself up and continue the game, and he was a great quarterback - as I could tell by how he would surgically remove the other team from their expectations of a WIN. To me, it never seemed like the Colts were out of a game as long as Unitas was still at QB. He always seemed like a gentlemen and a consummate professional football player. Turns out, he was always both of those things. P.S. But I always hated him wearing those ugly black high-top cleats. I thought they made him look like a dork. I wanted him to wear the more athletic-looking newly popular in the league white shoes... like the KC Chiefs did under Hank Stram.
@michaelwilliams7907
@michaelwilliams7907 2 года назад
THE GOLD STANDARD IN THE 50s AND 60s. THANK U GOD FOR BEING BORN IN TIME TO WATCH HIM PLAY LIVE. MORE THAN A PRIVILEGED. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES JOHNNY U. RIP.
@fernieaguilar7862
@fernieaguilar7862 2 года назад
The greatest NFL quarterback of all time RIP 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@Mateo.7777
@Mateo.7777 Год назад
What about Peyton?
@essessessesq
@essessessesq Год назад
@@Mateo.7777 Unitas called his own plays, made up his own game plan, he had no NFL rules that protected him and his receivers from illegal hits, and his receivers did not wear "sticky gloves" like they do now in the NFL...he also got to play only 12 game per year, not 17 games to rack up bigger numbers...plus that, he threw at least one TD pass in 47 consecutive games....NO other QB is even close
@daBears06
@daBears06 7 месяцев назад
Tom brady
@MichaelForte-jn5pn
@MichaelForte-jn5pn 7 месяцев назад
​@@daBears06U have a good point...but the game has evolved Johnny U played in a different era....I've met Tom Brady several times and he has acknowledged that...(what have the Patriots done when they let Tom walk) being a resident of Florida I was happy for Tampa...
@grr1483
@grr1483 5 месяцев назад
Brady couldn't take those hits John did and stay in the game as long as he did. His receivers also had a huge advantage with only a 5 yard bump and run rule vs. John's receivers getting bumped all the way downfield until the ball was in the air. It's like comparing apples to grapefruit @@daBears06
@raymondbogert6802
@raymondbogert6802 Год назад
ONE OF MY FAVORITE QUARTERBACKS OF ALL TIME (19) 🏉 R.I.P. 🙏⚘️ JOHNNY 🏉
@bryantleathers2015
@bryantleathers2015 Год назад
Definition of a quarterback: A person who directs and leads......Nobody has ever been better.....
@patrickgray5633
@patrickgray5633 3 года назад
He was like the Pope when he walked in a room or on the field everybody stopped to watch him. He was great The Godfather of the QB position.
@raymondbogert6802
@raymondbogert6802 Год назад
HE WAS THE GREATEST AT HIS POSITION PERIOD ☝️🏉⭐️
@RayManzarekRocks
@RayManzarekRocks 5 дней назад
Here's the real GOAT, people. Johnny U not only sculpted the position of the modern quarterback, but he elevated an entire team sport to unparalleled status. All the while, he gave hope that we too could achieve the American Dream. Now tell me who else has done THAT . . .
@terryhill4732
@terryhill4732 2 года назад
As a kid growing up in the 1960's there were rumors reported that Johnny Unitas could throw a football 100 yards in the air, he was my hero as a kid
@paulgerczak4332
@paulgerczak4332 3 года назад
it's a tragedy that the NFL let the Colts leave Baltimore.
@acharleyhorse1
@acharleyhorse1 2 года назад
I still root against Indianapolis to this day.
@jimanderson7648
@jimanderson7648 2 года назад
to me they always will be the Baltimore Colts
@burtmaclinfbi3993
@burtmaclinfbi3993 2 года назад
@@jimanderson7648 Ok, Boomer.
@jimanderson7648
@jimanderson7648 2 года назад
@@burtmaclinfbi3993 smart ass little prick hiding behind a computer
@aarondigby9859
@aarondigby9859 Год назад
@@acharleyhorse1 I felt the same way. Baltimore are the real Colts.
@williampaz2092
@williampaz2092 3 года назад
In my opinion, the greatest QB to play in the NFL.
@Chimchimchu
@Chimchimchu 2 года назад
I agree
@patrickgray5633
@patrickgray5633 2 года назад
I agree as well in this day of who the greatest is we the world not me talk about now. I’m about the history of the game Johnny U best QB, Jim Brown best RB.
@chrishertel2046
@chrishertel2046 3 года назад
Unitas, was and still the best! R.I.P. mr. Unitas
@Cefdfsacq
@Cefdfsacq 3 года назад
The greatest sports champion name ever. Almost magical fictional heroic...
@bettyscoggins7769
@bettyscoggins7769 3 года назад
Perfect description. AWESOME.
@williamweeks6633
@williamweeks6633 3 года назад
Yes, magical fictional heroic says it exactly...beneath this awesome charisma was an authentic working class hero of epic proportions who never quit, never bragged, and never made excuses. The feeling in Memorial Stadium as he trotted onto the field after being introduced was/is indescribable, but anybody lucky enough to have experienced it knows what I am talking about.
@mmcginnity
@mmcginnity 3 года назад
The one, and the only... John Unitas!
@danereynolds8352
@danereynolds8352 Год назад
Absolutely a true sports hero... a wonderful man who was kind and I experienced that kindness on more than one occasion... it was a different era and men were true men... I don't watch the moronic children of today's NFL... He was the Greatest... EVER...
@FreshPrincex4
@FreshPrincex4 11 месяцев назад
To be fair, there's a reason why majority of those players in those years are physically fucked by the time their 40 or up.
@tyayasgur
@tyayasgur 3 года назад
The last "REAL" QUARTERBACK.
@Chimchimchu
@Chimchimchu 2 года назад
They almost needed to name a new position because this guy was so much more than a quarterback. He was THE quarterback.
@tyayasgur
@tyayasgur 2 года назад
@@Chimchimchu YES HE WAS. The guy who invented the 2 MINUTE DRILL!!!!.
@softhotty
@softhotty 6 лет назад
Johnny U is still the standard.
@patrickgray5633
@patrickgray5633 3 года назад
No question about it.
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 3 года назад
@@patrickgray5633 What about Sammy Baugh he played in the '30s
@timothyernest6429
@timothyernest6429 3 года назад
Benny Friedman.
@4orrcountry
@4orrcountry 3 года назад
The smartest, toughest QB who ever played. I realize Brady, Montana and others are great too, but they played under a very different set of rules designed to keep QB's from getting hit.
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 3 года назад
@@4orrcountry Montana played in the era of Reggie White,Bruce Smith,Charles Mann,Lawrence Taylor where these guys were allowed to do their jobs as defenders.Brady had to deal with ppl like Ray Lewis,Michael Strahan in his early yrs but now defensive players can't even look at ppl like Brady much less touch him.
@hippie564
@hippie564 3 года назад
He was the 'Babe Ruth' of football...period! A strange thing occurred to me as I was writing this post...Babe Ruth was also from Baltimore!!!
@williecheeks8472
@williecheeks8472 2 года назад
Babe Ruth was scary good. You did not want to pitch against him. And he could pitch too.
@mikeschatz9865
@mikeschatz9865 Год назад
The BALTIMORE COLTS were N. F. L. WORLD CHAMPIONS in 1958 & 1959 before Dallas Cowboys ever even got in the N. F. L. Yes Tom Matte you are righ the BALTIMORE COLTS with JOHNNY UNITAS were AMERICA’S TEAM with all the fans from all over AMERICA 🇺🇸 coming to all our home games contributing to all of our sell out crowds. Road games he had fans cheering him too.
@glennmccready37
@glennmccready37 6 лет назад
the best ever...period
@brandondecarlo8619
@brandondecarlo8619 Год назад
One of the best Docu series ever
@adamdorgant9454
@adamdorgant9454 7 месяцев назад
True!!!!
@rycekmarcus
@rycekmarcus 7 лет назад
Father of all qbs in the history of the nfl
@rjohnson1569
@rjohnson1569 4 года назад
The "U" on the helmet of the Colts will always stand for, "Unitas". Yes it's a horseshoe, but like Tom Matte says, " The Baltimore Colts were truly America's team" and Johnny U was Captain.
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 3 года назад
Marcus Ryczek With all due respect that title should go to Sammy Baugh.
@AHMAD-2324
@AHMAD-2324 Год назад
Great LEADER !!! R.I.P. to a LEGEND 🕊🙏🏽
@dirtdawson1011
@dirtdawson1011 6 лет назад
Wish Johnny U would have retired after his Chargers home opener, he actually played pretty well in that game.
@petercondos1018
@petercondos1018 Месяц назад
Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers Johnny Unitas went to St Justin's High School just up the street from the house I grew up in . My dad would tell me the High School Football Teams were Always good and the Greatness carried over in the NFL Absolute Legend #19 .
@nyterpfan
@nyterpfan 2 года назад
If I had to win ONE football game that literally means life or death for me--if my team loses I get killed--I want Johnny Unitas in his prime as my QB.
@markfriedman7578
@markfriedman7578 Год назад
I'm from Baltimore went to see colts practice in 68 age 8 got John's autograph told him he was the greatest went and got John Mackey autograph he stepped on my foot didn't say anything my claim to fame colts were great orioles were great bullets great clippers great best time of my life love Baltimore left in 75 what happened? Bad politics
@ritabowles293
@ritabowles293 Год назад
JOHNNY UNITAS WAS TWICE THE MAN OF SHULA. I LOVED JOHNNY UNITAS.
@DaveH-10
@DaveH-10 11 месяцев назад
Whatever you are saying makes 0 sense.
@vikingjerome2438
@vikingjerome2438 2 года назад
Dam when bubba smith said "yeah thats my leader" i wish vikes had that type of guy!🤣
@georgeinfante1106
@georgeinfante1106 Год назад
Johnny U. what a NFL Legend. Glad that he make Some Theater 🎥 Showing his acting on the Silver Screen
@howardserkin6618
@howardserkin6618 5 месяцев назад
Agree with many others that Johnny Unitas set the standard for todays quarterbacks and invented the 2 min offense in nfl championship game in 58 against giants He and Brooks Robinson were my sports hero’s growing up in Baltimore In the end many quarterbacks have been compared to Johnny U, but Johnny was never compared to any other qb That says it all I felt blessed
@bryantleathers2015
@bryantleathers2015 Год назад
A story I heard, not sure about it's validity, somebody was talking about Dan Pastorini being able to throw a football over a 10 story building and Johnny's answer was, "yeah, but his receiver was on the 7th floor!"
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 3 года назад
Has anyone offered to make a movie about this man!!!!!
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 3 года назад
@SuperCapt1701 Flacco's too big to play Unitas he was barely over 6'0 he had the build of a CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER.
@williamweeks6633
@williamweeks6633 3 года назад
That's an awesome idea...The Life and Legend of Johnny Unitas...modern audiences would be shocked to think that such a man ever actually lived...
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 3 года назад
@@williamweeks6633 I wonder if he was approached about this before his death 9-11-02
@williamweeks6633
@williamweeks6633 3 года назад
@@dwightlove3704 Don't know, but I was living in MD when Johnny U died. It was amazing how many people had a personal connection to him of one sort or another....his mystique seems to be getting stronger as time goes by.
@dwightlove3704
@dwightlove3704 2 года назад
@@williamweeks6633 As you know he was the first big star in the NFL in the '50s.
@austinshannon4197
@austinshannon4197 Год назад
Johny Unitas seemed like the classy football that you think of when you think of classy football players. I sold a card of him for a lot of money
@mitchlancaster566
@mitchlancaster566 2 года назад
I love the part when the camera is on Johnny and then the audience sees him up on the big screen,
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 Год назад
That's the best scene of this one whole video
@100secondworkout
@100secondworkout Год назад
47 games in a row says it all !
@andrewcross8244
@andrewcross8244 2 года назад
Who remembers Art Donovan when he appeared on the kids show in the very early nineties. That’s how I was introduced to Unitas. And knew i just learned about a real hero Adventures of pete and Pete was the show Johnny Unitas’ name is in the title of the episode. Donovan was hilarious while talking about the Great Unitas. So blessed to had met Unitas in 1999. I was 12. He signed a football, 8x10 and 3 cards for me and had the pen wedged between his fingers because his hand was SO screwed up. Yet to this day. Is the most amazing autograph appearance ever. And I’ve been collecting and autograph hunting for sheer passion for 25 years now. The GREATEST: #19 My only issue with this: someone comparing this to General Patton and his troops through Europe. As a combat veteran I think that was out of line. Unitas was a legend....BECAUSE of men like Patton.
@niccols415
@niccols415 2 года назад
Great production!
@adamdorgant9454
@adamdorgant9454 7 месяцев назад
You’re right about that!!!!
@lennyhummel2738
@lennyhummel2738 3 года назад
I needed that!!!!!!
@angeloago9938
@angeloago9938 Месяц назад
You could feel the magic when he took the field, and no quarter back ever had that !
@willielittle9301
@willielittle9301 Год назад
The real NFL GOAT QB...UNITAS...Brady...second greatest QB...
@willdrucker4291
@willdrucker4291 Год назад
Well, now we know why another legendary Colts quarterback named Peyton Manning broke down and cried when announcing his retirement…his tribute to Johnny U was quite moving
@MichaelIrish
@MichaelIrish 3 года назад
I grew up in Maryland. Sorry, Unitasland.
@sammyvh11
@sammyvh11 3 года назад
The Legend lives on from Towson on down to the lake they call Chesapeake Bay
@jorgemontero6572
@jorgemontero6572 3 года назад
The. Best. In. Nfl
@ryetim32
@ryetim32 Год назад
My mom road the streetcar with him every day on his way to St. Justin's. She went to nearby St. Mary Of The Mount High School on Pittsburgh's Mount Washington
@larrymatthews3461
@larrymatthews3461 2 года назад
Tom Brady before Tom Brady he just had that style that class that attitude on the field he just speaks Tom Brady
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 2 года назад
Ughhhh don't ever compare Unitas to Brady that's a insult
@douglaswbrendel
@douglaswbrendel 3 года назад
He grew up in Brookline, a suburb of Pittsburgh.
@KeithFroehlich07
@KeithFroehlich07 2 года назад
And the Steelers cut him. Because the Chief said it should be up to the Head Coach who the quarterback is even though Dan Rooney wanted him to stay. Johnny Unitas was the high school player of the year in Pennsylvania, the second place finisher that year? Dan Rooney.
@keithmotsinger918
@keithmotsinger918 2 года назад
Met Bart Starr ,what class.Never John U though he played at the Crosby n N.C. My dad said Norm Snead was the Best,and Wake Forest.People r loyal 2 the homelocals,Like Earl and Happy Hairston,Jordan of course,But 2 me David Thompson was the Best.Chris Paul and HOward included>Of course>
@johngrealish8366
@johngrealish8366 3 года назад
Payton manning second best colts QB ever
@dnasty312
@dnasty312 3 года назад
Peyton is an *Indianapolis* Colt however
@jimanderson7648
@jimanderson7648 2 года назад
​@@dnasty312 for some reason or another i doubt Peyton Manning would of done very good if he played back then QBs didnt have the protection they do now . every game a saw play against a defense that put lots of pressure on the QB he was very ordinary . Sea Hawks, Ravens, defense he had a very hard time with. if he had to face the Rams front 4, Bears front 4 plus Butkus ,Packers Front 4 plus Nitschke , Lions Front 4, Vikings front4, at the time . of the QBs playing now i think Brady would of done the best once he got over his whining his stats probably would of been about a quarter as good he could never of passed 40-60 times a game every game back then . Brady always had a hard time against the Giants because they had a good front 4
@charlesjordan8364
@charlesjordan8364 Год назад
1. Unitas 2. Jones 3. Luck 4. Manning
@josephmiller9424
@josephmiller9424 2 года назад
Who has ever in the backyard playing football pretending to be JOHNY U I know I did he changed how a QB PLAYED throw
@TheSassy777
@TheSassy777 2 года назад
Great Johnny U
@merseybeat1963
@merseybeat1963 Год назад
8:20 ..I wonder what happened to that 1959 Chevrolet Corvette.
@cubswin3838
@cubswin3838 3 года назад
The OG.
@littlebud9999
@littlebud9999 Год назад
👍
@michelmendoza1769
@michelmendoza1769 5 месяцев назад
To this day when I think Colts I still think Baltimore
@bdfox507
@bdfox507 Год назад
unitas has no equal every ounce of that man was winning all the time -watch patton same guy
@marcamerine7941
@marcamerine7941 3 года назад
Think about this the Steelers COULDVE had Units, Bradshaw, Marino, & Roethlisberger In a Row.!! That would’ve Been Unmatched EVER...they Drafted 3 out the 4 but Some how they Let Units go for Some1, does Any1 even Know... Thank God they changed who ever was in charged of Personal. LOL But they still didn’t draft Marino
@dnasty312
@dnasty312 3 года назад
How about this? The Steelers didn't win their first Super Bowl until 1974, the year *after* John Unitas retired 🤨 Coincidence?
@fawnlliebowitz1772
@fawnlliebowitz1772 5 месяцев назад
If he played in the era of Brady/Manning he would have 100 consecutive games in their world of 2 hand touch on the QB,
@enerparzie6127
@enerparzie6127 3 года назад
Brady Who?
@marcamerine7941
@marcamerine7941 3 года назад
Amen when men were men when men were Allowed to be men & not this Show Off Glamour bullshit.
@youngtruthspitta3655
@youngtruthspitta3655 3 года назад
Marc Amerine Facts it pisses me off Brady is going to have his 7th ring and Unitas only has 3
@marcamerine7941
@marcamerine7941 3 года назад
@@youngtruthspitta3655 well 1st they have to get by KC. An remember his 1ST the Kicker Adam Ven. won ten on last play. he won 3 times that happened...yea it pisses me off to. I thought this was GB YR. They screwed up by not get Aaron Rodgers another weapon like stud WR. Why ud draftQQB When he's not close retirement is beyond me..there's always Star QB Every draft...I just don't think the greatest like in basketball u say Jordan Bird Magic Wilt etc, or Bradshaw Montana manning etc etc.. but I feel you bro. Have good day
@4orrcountry
@4orrcountry 3 года назад
@@youngtruthspitta3655 Brady earned those rings. Feel better now? If you get angry about that, I'll bet you're just plain angry about all kinds of stuff.
@sammyvh11
@sammyvh11 3 года назад
I 'll give Brady credit sure. But two different eras and Johns era was much harder offensively.
@michelmendoza1769
@michelmendoza1769 5 месяцев назад
Pittsburg appears to have a curse right now. But Pittsburg passed on Unitas and Dawson!
@WilliamGrant-jj4jy
@WilliamGrant-jj4jy 2 месяца назад
John.unitas.my.favorite.athlete.all.time..player.of.decade.ask Lombardi.bill.grant.sr Korean.war.veteran❤ 33:40
@josephmiller9424
@josephmiller9424 2 года назад
QBs throw I.Ts runninbacks fumble WRs drop passes it comes with the positions
@josephmiller9424
@josephmiller9424 2 года назад
Weed is not a drug if I was a owner and if all my players only failed for weed and nothing else I would thank goodness and be happy and back them
@johnbondola3246
@johnbondola3246 3 года назад
I've heard, (from reliable eye witnesses) that the real originator of the "2 minute drill," was/is Otto Graham. He would "take the Browns down the field &, Lou 'the toe' Groza would kick a field goal for the win." Of course, being the earlier days of TV popularity prior to 1958, little is known or, clebrated of this.
@SportsAndHorrorFanatic
@SportsAndHorrorFanatic Год назад
13:59 They didn’t even spell his name right.
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 Год назад
No one did the first year
@stevekatz4372
@stevekatz4372 Год назад
What still makes me Mad as Hell, is that Jet win in SB #3 that to this day, I just can't believe that Johnny U did not come out and start that second half! Why did Shula not start him in the second half but then he put him in at the last 9 minutes, when the game was all but lost! Unitas was able to take the team down the field and scored a touchdown But he did not have enough time to win that game! Had He started that game, IMO the Colts would have had No Problems winning that Game! This makes me believe that Shula was part of a fix and was told not to start Unitas! Maybe I'm wrong but ......... ?
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 Год назад
Your reading way to much into things, moral had a great year,Shula just made a mistake.
@brianhiggins3577
@brianhiggins3577 11 месяцев назад
Weird we have the same name lol
@curtisyost5247
@curtisyost5247 6 месяцев назад
Talk in cheap, results
@bobvadney7240
@bobvadney7240 2 года назад
Shula..?? Big mlstake..he was a what..?? team.mate??? what did he ever do on the field..???.NOTHING...that's what...was he even in that '58 game???.. whoever's put shoulda in as coach was as dumb as he was...somebody wanted noteriaty..& control of what Johnny u. accomplished bc now the money was starting to roll in like never before...all bc of Johnny u...
@DaveH-10
@DaveH-10 11 месяцев назад
Don't drink and post .
@wvu05
@wvu05 3 года назад
By the definition at 37:32, Peyton Manning has since become the last to do it.
@VictorLopez-rh4fw
@VictorLopez-rh4fw 2 года назад
John Elway is the greatest qb of all time. He took 3 teams that didn’t belong in the playoffs to the super bowl. If Tom Brady was drafted to the Broncos in 1983 he’d have 1 Super Bowl, maybe.
@bryantleathers2015
@bryantleathers2015 Год назад
Do you know why Elway had so many 4th quarter comebacks? Because he played so bad for the first 3 quarters!
@petercena9497
@petercena9497 11 месяцев назад
@@bryantleathers2015 True
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