NFL Films - Lombardi - FULL MOVIE - (Restored) 

Lombardi, the 60s packers , my hero’s .

I always love the, "What the hell is goin' on around here?" Have to love Lombardi!

The NFL championship game vs Dallas was the important game. The subsequent Super Bowl vs Oakland was just an exhibition game.

I remember this in 1985 on ESPN. Still have it on video. One of the greatest coaches ever.

4:22 "Immediate Action", by Syd Dale. I got goosebumps watching this part of the documentary.

You can see Yoshio Kishi's editing style in this one. Man was definitely avant garde and I'm glad they did that segment on him and his contributions to NFL Films in the "Lost Treasures" series.

Great show. Thank you.

21:15 his weight training shows a lot about him too.. at his age, he approaches it with a ferocity seldom seen even in players of that era because weight training was relatively new to sports even like football. If he had such equipment when he was a player, he would have been even better, and would certainly have been an early advocate for its use in player development

He wasn't happy after the next to last regular season game in 1967 against the Rams when a punt was blocked and they lost the game in the last seconds

Fell in love with Packers after ICE BOWL WIN GREATEST.TEAM E EVER.

Sounds like this Lombardi guy was pretty good.

It's kind of interesting to see what's emphasized and what isn't. Landry and Lombardi were the two coordinators for the Giants at the same time, but that isn't even mentioned. Unless I missed it, there's footage from both Super Bowl victories at the beginning of the piece, but neither are discussed, either; this reflects the time (1968), when the NFL still didn't consider the AFL an equivalent league, so the NFL championship was "the prize"...an attitude which would last only for a few more months, until the Jets victory in Super Bowl III. We also know the ending wasn't the true ending for Lombardi, as he'd take on the Redskins coaching job within a year in '69, only to die of cancer after one season...and being succeeded by the Rams' coach we see in the feature, George Allen.

How to fix the close captioning? There are many errors: "Racine" for "Mercein," for example.

The best ever. The best coach ever. The best team ever. One reason. 3 straight. The only team to ever win 3 straight world championships. The video shows how hard that 3rd one is. Impossible except for this one team. To this there is no doubt.

The man loved his whiskey Fifth a day and he was a chain smoker too but one helluva coach

My brother a PackerBacker watched this tape alot , once of the best videos , me I was a Baltimore Colt fan . But nice film.

7:17 - Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons didn't just train three Derby winners, he was the first trainer to train two Triple Crown Champions: Gallant Fox in 1930, and his son Omaha in 1935, the only father-son Triple Crown combination in history to date. Lombardi was around people who reached for the stars right from the beginning.

They should put the 1967 "Ice Bowl" game on The Weather Channel (lol)! In fact, they played it in Green Bay 56 years ago today! Too cold to attend it (lol again)!

Paul "The Golden Boy" Hornung: Coach Lombardi is probably the most hated man in Professional Football, I mean Every Coach wants to beat Lombardi more than any man. You're going to have to excuse me for laughing because that was exactly how The NFL felt 50 years later about Bill Belichick.

Vince single handedly killed the 3rd Place game called the "Playoff Bowl".

Does anyone know what year this film was made?

Instead of going to Green Bay, I only wonder what would’ve happened if Coach Vince Lombardi went to a big market city like Los Angeles to coach the Rams.

I wonder how the Packers would have fared if Lombardi never came to Green Bay. Better yet, if Lombardi went to Detroit....

You will see him again in heaven with Jesus

This must have been made right after he quit the Green Bay job. There is no mention of the Super Bowls. There is no mention of his death.

Sorry I hit thumb down by mistake