The STUPIDEST RETIREMENT in Colts HISTORY | Jimmy Orr

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After the 1970 season, Baltimore Colts wide receiver Jimmy Orr announced that he was retiring following a lengthy and highly successful career in the NFL. And the Baltimore Colts and head coach Don McCafferty tried to convince him to come out of retirement in just about the stupidest and most insulting way possible... which you're not gonna believe because it was that dumb
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@richardsheffler4261 8 месяцев назад

Loved the video, the right corner of the end zone was known as Orrsville because he caught so many balls there

@devanh8592 4 месяца назад

i met jimmy on an airplane when i was 12 years old flying across the country by myself. sometime in the middle of the flight i felt a tap on my shoulder, i turned around to see an older fella smiling and said put out your hand. as i put my hand out he plops a giant diamond encrusted ring into it that read "baltimore colts world champions 1970 he said i noticed your cowboys hat and figured youd get a kick out if this. i ended up chatting with him and his wife for the rest of the flight and when we were getting off the plane he handed me a buisness card that he had autographed and wrote a personalized message on. pretty cool encounter that has stayed with me all these years

@CalvinBealer-ul6xb 11 месяцев назад

You forgot to Mention John Mackey .

@kyleswiz9012 Год назад

RIP Jimmy Orr you belong in the hall of fame i dont care what anybody says

@sammyvh11 Год назад

Don" EASY RIDER" McCafferty.......was an assistant on offense for Weeb and Shula. But we all know Unitas himself ran the offense. Jimmy Orr was 1960s version of Brandon Stokley. His routes where insane good. He was a better yac guy then Stokley. I have told that to Brandon personally. He didn't even know who Orr was lol. Thank you for giving Jimmy Orr his just deserves. RIP Jimmy

@bigdawg7262 7 месяцев назад

My father grew up with and was Jimmy's best friend. Jimmy said he had just had enough with the nagging injuries, wanted to enjoy the rest of his life with family and friends, and wanted to play as much golf as possible.

@henrybrowne7248 3 месяца назад

Sounds believable to me.

@fawnlliebowitz1772 9 месяцев назад

ORRSVILLE!

@richdouglas2311 Год назад

Lance Alworth counts. Lance Alworth always counts. It doesn't matter what the category is. MLB Home Runs? Alworth. Calculating black holes? Lance. It doesn't matter. Bambi was the greatest.

@keithmotsinger918 11 месяцев назад

I heard Jimmy in a interview say his last season , his legs were shot.

@KittyPurrfect100 10 месяцев назад

Jimmy Orr was from Seneca, SC

@tgriffin3059 9 месяцев назад

The stupidest retirement in Colts history was Luck.

@wmontanez27 11 месяцев назад

Thanks. You do a real nice job with the subjects. The footage is worth the watch. It appears to be a labor of love for sure.

@anthony0358 Год назад

Excellent video. All us Jets fans remember Jimmy Orr from Super Bowl III. It’s not believable that the Cowboys wanted him and the Colts made this pitch to him. I truly enjoy your channel

@leogetz3570 Год назад

Jimmy Orr.... wide open and Earl Morral missed him

@stevenzimmerman4057 Год назад

Absolutely despicable that the Colts would treat a player with Orr's service and performance with them like that! Disgusting! What did they expect him to do?

@garyhall7867 Год назад

If you don't stop including Indy players with Baltimore players...

@lewisbolt8450 6 месяцев назад

Orr Great clutch receiver

@jonathonhass4178 Год назад

Considering that notorious cheapskate Carroll Rosenbloom owned the Colts at that time, you KNOW that super narcissistic idea originated with him.

@andrewpadaetz5549 Год назад

Up until now I only knew Orr from being the receiver Morrall didn't see in Super Bowl III near the end of the first half on the flea flicker and instead threw his 3rd INT. That would have been an easy TD to knot the game at 7 at the half.

@matthewdaley746 Год назад

The Colts, Threw In, The, Psychological Towel, after, that play, they, only, "won," SB V, because, Tom Landry forgot that Roger Staubach, was, riding the bench.

@RobertJohnson-hq6jq Год назад

@matthewdaley746 Super Bowl V also known as “the Blunder Bowl.” The only Super Bowl where a player on the losing team won MVP - Chuck Howley.

@andrewpadaetz5549 Год назад

PS Rentzel's last game in 1970 was against the Giants and he had a crucial drop on the final drive which could have put the Cowboys in FG range to tie the game. Giants ended up winning 23-20 after trailing 20-9 at one point. If NY won the division (which has been discussed in another video about a coin flip deciding the NFC WC), that win over the Cowboys at Yankee Stadium would have been the game that sealed the tiebreaker (Giants wound up 6-2 in NFC East compared to Dallas at 5-3 so if the Giants won that final game against the Rams instead of losing 31-3, Giants win on this tiebreaker).

@matthewdaley746 Год назад

@RobertJohnson-hq6jq Yeah, the way the vote, was, decided, was, reporters submitted their choice, with, five, minutes, left, in the, Fourth Quarter, so, it made the newspapers, incredibly, this, lasted, for, decades, luckily, this gaffe didn't, occur, twice.

@matthewdaley746 Год назад

@@andrewpadaetz5549 Lance Rentzel, horrible person.

@johnspina6729 Год назад

Nice video...and mention of Lance Rentzel

@flyinelvis69 Год назад

I was 7 in 1970 and heard bit and pieces of the Rettzel story. That would make a great video

@CTubeMan Год назад

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about how the Colts tried to acquire the #1 overall pick that year so they could draft Jim Plunkett.

@mikeforte7585 Год назад

Being a Colt fan i appreciated all of the contributions Jimmy gave to the game and the Colt organization...but it seems like to the novice fan Jimmy is only remembered by being wide open on the flea flicker play at the end of the first half of super bowl 3...everyone is the universe saw how wide open Jimmy was....all but Earl Morrall...

@lsmftymf Год назад

Don McCafferty is mentioned, but I strongly doubt that he was the primary force behind trying to coax Jimmy Orr out of retirement. It had to be general manager Don Klosterman and by extension owner Carroll Rosenbloom.

@LegendaryDorkKnight Год назад

Step 1: Get Jimmy Orr back Step 2: ??? Step 3: ??? Step 4: Profit?

@mdoerty13 Год назад

If he was retiring because he was not starting - he said how tough it was for him to be a back-up, this could have been a way to see if he wanted to continue playing where he could start. Of course a lot of that probably was not known or wasn’t covered reported back then.

@Fireyninjadog Год назад

In Super bowl III, orr was wide open on 1 play, but Earl morrall didn't see him. Imagine if he did?

@matthewdaley746 Год назад

A possible obliteration ensues.

@CTubeMan Год назад

Keith Van Horn retired from the Mavericks, but was still under contract to them when they acquired Jason Kidd from the Nets. Van Horn was included in that trade.

@marcus813 Год назад

That is NOT how you convince someone to come out of retirement, but Orr was pretty much cooked by the end of the 1970 season anyway. I'm sure there had to be someone else the Colts could've traded for a draft pick.