The Time Mark Moseley Joined the Cleveland Browns: From CBS "The NFL Today" to an NFL Hero in a Week

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On November 23, 1986, former MVP kicker Mark Moseley was out of a job and was working as an analyst on The NFL Today with CBS. On November 30, 1986, Moseley hit the game-winning field goal for the Cleveland Browns in overtime. This is the story of how Mark Moseley went from zero to hero in the span of a week.
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@vdubproductions2646 3 года назад

11/23/1986 - 3 days before I was born Moseley was working for CBS 11/30/1986 - 4 days old, Moseley kicks the GW Field goal for the Browns

@JamieAtSLC 3 года назад

This reminds me of something that happened in Formula 1 this weekend. One of the drivers got food poisoning, and couldn't race. His team's backup driver, Nico Hülkenberg, was doing analysis for German TV. He started Saturday morning thinking he was just going to talk about the race, but he got the call, drove from the studio to the track, did qualifying, and then finished eighth in the race.

@BackupQuarterbackHighlights 3 года назад

Interestingly, Matt Bahr, the Browns kicker who tore his knee up, kept playing. He recovered, and kicked for 9 more seasons. He retired with three Super Bowl rings (Steelers, 49ers, and Giants)

@67marlins81 3 года назад

Great info, and I gotta like a commenter whose tag graphic is Don Strock.

@billbarrett5994 3 года назад

His brother screwed Minnesota

@gluserty 2 года назад

@@billbarrett5994 Personally, I can't screw a state; just too much for me to handle. I have to give Chris Bahr credit for such a feat (seriously though, my mom thought he was terrible, and she was a Raiders fan).

@coryshannon3815 3 года назад

Mark Moseley: Wins Washington a Super Bowl while winning the MVP. Wins the Browns this game and becomes a reliable kicker for them for the rest of the season. And after he retires, takes "Five Guys Burgers and Fries" national. The man just wins!

@smoothALOE 2 года назад

He should’ve run for office, haha!

@nickvickers3486 4 месяца назад

Mark Moseley is only 76, he could make a late run for president!

@Sephiroth766 3 года назад

Not only did Mosely go to the AFC Championship game, his former team also went to the NFC Title game. Both lost in their respective games but he was close to meeting the Redskins in the Super Bowl.

@trevorhembrough1290 3 года назад

I was just getting ready to point this out. He would’ve been a focal point during the build up of a Skins/Browns Super Bowl.

@Fortaker 3 года назад

In the AFC Championship game, Moseley was the kicker who pinned the Broncos back inside their own 2 yard line. Unfortunately that just made "The Drive" that much more epic.

@RonKent-not-Clark 3 года назад

Moseley lost his holder abruptly and that is why he began the downward slide. Who was his holder? you might ask, the guy who had his leg snapped like a twig by LT. Joe Theisman

@CTubeMan 3 года назад

This is the fourth video you’ve done in which Matt Bahr played a key role. You almost have enough for a Matt Bahr playlist.

@smoothALOE 2 года назад

My favorite all-time kicker will likely always be Morten Andersen, but Mark Moseley was a fascinating football player. He was a part of so much great history. He set a new standard for his position, too, that might never ever be duplicated. The only other time I can think of where a ST player maybe should’ve won MVP was Devin Hester of the Chicago Bears in 2006.

@larrym5120 Год назад

A straight on kicker. You'll never see that again.

@ryanmarshall4332 3 года назад

Soccer style kickers just LOOK so much better. Not to mention they are way more accurate.

@DNSKansas Год назад

That's why Moseley was the only straight-ahead kicker after 1982 and the last, period.

@jamesbyars9837 5 месяцев назад

Saw mark yesterday in line at rural king in front royal va.

@Lawomenshoops 3 года назад

The Falcons had that bartender kicker, Tim Mazzetti or something like that. He's kinda of a folk hero in Atlanta!

@rockvilleraven 3 года назад

Later kicked for the USFL Boston Breakers but he wasn't the first ex-Bartender to kick for a pro football team in that area, Gino Cappelletti did it for the Boston Patriots in their early days in the AFL.

@DNSKansas Год назад

@@rockvilleraven Mazzetti also kicked for the Breakers in New Orleans

@harryhighland591 3 года назад

I remember the Bahr injury very well. He got hurt making a leg-whip tackle on Pittsburgh return man Lupe Sanchez. If Bahr didn't make the tackle Sanchez probably would've gone 98 yards for the game-winning TD. Cleveland's emergency kicker in that game was backup TE Harry Holt, who had apparently done some kicking in the CFL. In addition to being an outstanding kicker Bahr was a tough guy; he'd stick his nose in there and make tackles on kickoffs fairly regularly. Great job on these videos, BTW, especially the footage.

@gluserty 2 года назад

That's true about Matt Bahr & tackling; I thought his Super Bowl 25 tackle of Don Smith (who had a head of stream and a seam to run through) was exceptional. He sat Smith right down with a form tackle.

@DNSKansas Год назад

Ironically, the 1986 Browns benefited from an opposing specialist getting injured. In their game at Minnesota, Vikings punter Greg Coleman tore a muscle in warmups, forcing Jerry Burns to turn to Wade Wilson. Wilson's first kick went 38 yards, but his second was blocked. Burns then turned to kicker Chuck Nelson, who shanked all three of his punts, setting up 17 points in Cleveland's 23-20 win.

@Brodie--lw6eb 3 года назад

Yeah Bahr was fearless covering kickoffs. Pat McAfee also comes to mind covering punts.

@johnhunter2294 3 года назад

Darren Bennett was the same way for the Chargers back in the '80s. He was a rugby guy, and after he'd punt the ball he'd go looking for someone to hit. He wasn't afraid of contact, at all.

@DNSKansas Год назад

Tom Dempsey liked to make tackles on kickoffs even with 1 1/2 arms.

@Jason_Maier Год назад

Mark Mosely is still highly regarded in the DC area.

@rickarnold7778 2 года назад

I believe that Mark Moseley was the last "straight foot" kicker in the NFL.

@paulschwarz5927 8 месяцев назад

He was the last regular straight-ahead kicker. I think Steve Cox was the absolute last -- he was a punter who was called on to try long FGs and who hit a 60-yarder.

@dj012001 3 года назад

A great story. Mr M went out on top. Great story. Thanks.

@DNSKansas Год назад

Biggest problem with Franco: he NEVER kicked off the ground prior to his tryout with Cleveland. The NCAA did not ban use of the kicking tee until 1989, and the USFL allowed the tee for placekicks.

@67marlins81 3 года назад

Mark Moseley deserved another chance to shine.

@tygrkhat4087 3 года назад

With Mark Moseley's retirement came the end of an era: the straight-on kicker. The revolution started in 1964 by Pete Gogolak was complete. By the mid-80s, the European soccer-style kickers; Toni Fritsch, John Smith, Raul Allegre and others; were being replaced by American soccer-style kickers, like the Bahr brothers, Scott Norwood, Nick Lowrey and others.

@Lawomenshoops 3 года назад

Jan Stensrud came into the AFL with the Chiefs, within a year or two after Gogolak. He was from Norway and was a soccer style kicker! He maybe the first, kicker-only, to be elected to the HOF!

@tygrkhat4087 3 года назад

@@Lawomenshoops Yes, Jan Stenerud was the first pure kicker inducted into the HoF. I think his first season was 1968.

@Lawomenshoops 3 года назад

@@tygrkhat4087 his first season was 67. But Allegre came into the NFL in 83. After both Bahr brothers had been in the league and played until 91. That’s a long career

@tygrkhat4087 3 года назад

@@Lawomenshoops My favorite Jan Stenerud fact: He came to the US to go to Montana State University on a ski-jumping scholarship.

@tb7214 3 года назад

Roy Gerela

@Brodie--lw6eb Год назад

I remember that Ravens/Titans game

@sophiaevans9908 3 года назад

Straight ahead kickers always look so odd to me

@Comixtrip1 3 года назад

more kicker videos please!

@tombradley37 9 месяцев назад

In 2002 Game 7 (Giants-Angels) went up against a OVER HYPED Sunday Night Football Game between the Colts & Redskins (Peyton Manning vs Steve Spurrier)

@billbarrett5994 3 года назад

You are wrong about him not kicking again. He played for a semi pro team the Fredericksburg generals after his pro career ended.

@1BrianSawyer 3 года назад

8:20 Partially true, but not exactly true. I saw him kick against the Tidewater Sharks in Va. Beach in 1995 when he was a Fredericksburg General lol. He didn't miss btw

@robertlevine2827 3 года назад

Who's that commentator who called Moseley "the ten-year veteran"? That was his seventeenth season.

@Brownie-tg3nu 3 года назад

Nev chandler

@DNSKansas Год назад

Battled-tested TEN YEAR veteran? Wow, whomever wrote that script for NFL Films didn't do his research. Moseley kicked for 12+ seasons with the Redskins, not to mention earlier stints with the Eagles and Oilers. Also, Moseley was used to kicking off a terrible field at RFK.