@@SillyGoose2024 The New York Giants didn't repeat as Super Bowl Champions in 1987 with Bill Parcells as their head coach. So, what in the hell make you think the 1991 New York Giants even with Bill Parcells as head coach would repeat as Super Bowl Champions? That Covid-19 must got a hold of your dumbass.
@@aregimechangeisimminent5781 the giants owned washington during parcells years. He would have wrecked that 1991 team's season. Just like he swept them in 90. Just like he swept them in 89. Just like he swept them in 88. Just like he swept them in 86. Only time gibbs could handle parcells was when parcells was a rookie coach and just getting started in 83 and when there was league upheaval and turmoil due to inseason strike in 87 (outside forces). Otherwise parcells giants owned gibbs washington club. #fact
@@SillyGoose2024 Lets be clear dumbass clown! The head-to-head matchup doesn't prove the New York Giants would've repeat as Super Bowl Champions in 1991. The 1991 New York Giants were an aging roster whose best days were behind him. If Bill Parcells could not repeat in 1987 with a roster that was much younger and more talented, then there is no way in hell, the Giants would've been repeat champs in 1991 even with Parcells at HC. The Redskins were the best team in football in 1991. Your what-if scenarios, dumbass rhetoric, and hyperbole doesn't change the results or facts.
@@aregimechangeisimminent5781 The head-to-head matchup doesn't prove the New York Giants would've repeat as Super Bowl Champion Reply: Look, I know you are a FUCKING IDIOT. Let me spell this out for you, IDIOT. I DID NOT SAY THE GIANTS WOULD HAVE WON THE 1991 SUPER BOWL. I SAID IF PARCELLS HADNT RETIRED, THE GIANTS WOULD HAVE AT LEAST SWEPT THE REDSKINS AND WOULD CHANGED THE DYNAMICS OF THEIR SUPPOSED GREAT SEASON. Washington's great season only occurred because the guy that OWNED them, Parcells retired.....and the 49ers who also owned them in January, Bill Walsh stepped down and Joe Montana was out for the year. the 49ers were in transition. The Skins played garbage teams in the playoffs (Lions, Falcons) not what people look at as the best teams of that era (49ers, Giants). If those teams were in the playoffs (Parcells, Montana, Walsh) one of them wouldve knocked the Skins out because the Skins were never that good. Just lucky thats all)
The Redskins were one of the most elite organizations in pro football from 1981 to 1991. After the 91 season, the Redskins were never the same again, especially when they were sold to that loser Synder.
@@charlieyellowstone8248 Might as well just say "Gibbs era" (Pt.1). You can add from the 1940s to 1969 as wilderness years, otherwise known as "Snyder-esque". If you ask Sonny, he says it was that one year under Lombardi that turned things around. Allen had good, old teams, but never great.
@@jfalconredskins I’d rank him #1. Saw Joey Galloway in his early Seahawks years but it was pure speed. Clark made moves and got open on posts, and he usually scored. The Giants Stadium long TD from Rypien was the United Airlines Commerical at the end of most NFL telecasts. Dude was a beast and found ways to get open without using speed as his main weapon. Sanders was faster but somehow Clark got open because they feared Monk and Rickey beating them.
Dominant team, at least that year. Offense, defense, etc they excelled in every phase. This is coming from a diehard Buffalo Bills fan. Man, they whooped our ass in the SB.
@@flexiblestrategist9922 I can and do. The 91 redskins were better than the other great teams. The best of the very best. I’ve watched football all my life and saw some great teams. None of them could best that team. They were very special.
@@joshuaj.2108 They would destroy any team you can think of. If I was just a homer I would put the 87 and 82 Redskins in the the top 20 but I don’t. Just because you don’t know how dominant they were doesn’t make them a lesser team than those typically sited as among the best. In terms of completeness and statistical strength they tower above the others. Remove your head from your ass.
@@danyluk1 Not pushing it. In terms of football, in my entire life I have never seen a more perfect storm than the 1991 Redskins. Every single facet of that team was their strength. And they beat teams with an elan that I’ve also never witnessed before or since. Not the 85 bears, 89 49ers, 73 dolphins, 93 cowboys or 66 packers could beat that Redskins team 4 times out of 7. No, sir.
@@MaximusWolfe You gotta look at the personnel involved. How many HOFers on that team? I think the '89 Niners, '75 Steelers and '78 Steelers rank higher. Don't get me wrong, the 91 Skins were definitely an all-time operation.
@@MaximusWolfe 91 Skins team is one of the best of all time but the best all time there are few select teams that could be and this team could be but the 49ers Steelers Cowboys and Pats had amazing teams too so hard to say. We will never know sadly! Love my Skins always! Screw these liberals wanting name change!
@@johndaniels7609 No, the 91 Redskins would best all those teams. In other words, if they played them 7 times the Redskins would win 4 times. People like you tend to assume that the 91 Redskins were of a lesser caliber because they don’t get the kind of notoriety that those teams usually do. However, many writers and football historians have come to the same conclusion I have. When you look at that team they were so perfect at every position, whereas even those great teams you mentioned, who deserve to be in that conversation, I had a few weaknesses here and there.
Hardy Nickerson Steelers career came to a conclusion in 1992 when the team refused to adequately compensate him and he was a cornerstone in the landmark class action lawsuit that led to free agency in the NFL. During his final year with the Steelers he was the lowest paid linebacker in the NFL with a paltry salary of $200,000, but in 1993 as the primary plaintiff in the case against the NFL he was freed and signed a lucrative free agent contract with Tampa bay for $5.2 million. He went on to make 5 pro bowls and helped turn around the Buccaneers franchise.
Brian Richard I didn’t know he was part of the lawsuit. I knew Reggie White was the lead plaintiff but I only knew a handful of the other players. Interesting that Hardy was part of the suit. He was a key for the Buccaneers
Everett was nowhere near as good as he thought he was and the Steelers did just fine, they started a rookie by the name of Darren Perry who would go on to play for them for the next 7 years and was a damn good FS, grabbing 35 int's thru 8 years averaging 4.5 int's a year which is outstanding.
The Steelers’ defense wasn’t bad this season, but Washington was so powerful it made Pittsburgh look like a JV team. Noll’s last two seasons were ruined because of his hire of Joe Walton. The offense just stunk and the team became lethargic, which was a shame after the Cinderella season of 1989 offered hope.
In 1990, Pittsburgh(9-6) had a 1 game lead over both Houston(8-7 and Cincinnati (8-7). A Steelers victory and they win the AFC Central Division. Pittsburgh was on the road in Houston. Cincinnati was at Cleveland and owned the tiebreaker in a 3 way tie for the AFC Central Division Title. Pittsburgh lost to the Oilers, and the Bengals defeated the Browns, giving Cincinnati the AFC Central. Houston became the wildcard over Pittsburgh due to better Division record.
Keith Clark The 1990 and 1991 seasons were huge disappointments. Brister regressed under Walton and it took forever for the O to score a TD to start the season. It should have been an 11-5 team at worse in 1990.
The Redskins were very tough to stop their running game was so strong you had to overcommit to stop it but the receivers were too good to cover man to man and the offensive line was equally good at run or pass blocking
The redskins had arguably the greatest o line ever. They gave up 9 total sacks and opened running lanes for Byner, Riggs, Ervin’s that you could drive a tractor through.
Where are the redskins that I knew and admired in my adolescence? The current Washington team is something else, they have nothing in common, I find it very difficult, if not impossible, to feel connected to them.
The entire energy of this 1991 team and organization showed just how fine tuned the organization was and at the time was one of the best in theNFL and amongst the best in sports. Tragic how badly this organization fell
@@rjam1974 All teams have different cycles, have powerful periods or go through times when they don't achieve success, it's natural, it's the law of life. But what has happened with Washington goes beyond that, the owner has literally destroyed the team, the entire institution, now they are completely something else. I was a fan of the Redskins, the current team, whose fake name I don't even want to mention, is ABSOLUTELY indifferent to me.
Amen my friend. I was the most passionate Washington Redskins fan you could ever meet and that’s exactly why I refuse to go along with the sickening charade that has the temerity to pretend that it has any continuity with the team my Dad and I loved. But the same can basically be said about the NFL in general. It’s not the same league I grew up loving. It is a spiritually and organizationally hollowed out business at this point. The players are prima donna whores. The owners are woke slave bozos. It’s not worth a cent of my money or a minute of my time. But the Redskins will always live on in my memories. Hail to the Redskins! To hell with the safe spaces (“commanders”).
@@rjam1974 It didn’t fall so much as cease to exist except in the strictly legal sense. When Snyder bought the team it began to die and by 2010 is had no sense of its former culture and spirit. So the name change (though pathetic and sad because political correctness is a disease) was only the icing in the cake.
@@ysussman I know. They are the only team since 1992 that hasn't won 11 games in a year. As a matter of fact. Their current head coach Ron Rivera played against them as a member of the Chicago Bears the last time they won at least 11 games.
One of the Greatest teams but low keyed they were reserved extremely well coached they had great coaches but in this Season at 14 and 0 they set down the starters the last 2 games and never talked about going undefeated but they could have but they wanted the Super Bowl without the Stress Of both and you know rest the story they get no recognition as one of greatest teams but they sure was...They Blasted Buffalo And Joe Gibbs is the Coach to win 3 Super Bowls with a difference Quarterback in all 3..HTTR!
They actually started 12-0 before losing. You are right that they would have easily beaten the eagles in that last game had they kept the starters in all the way.
que buenos eran Clark y Jim Lachey......por cierto el resumen de este partido lo vi en la television mexicana, obviamente aqui en Mexico, alla en ese 1991
Pittsburgh was a growing team going up against a Dominant Veteran team in the Redskins en route to 14-2 and a Super Bowl title. They really didn’t stand a chance. Until 2020’s contest, this was the last time the Redskins won in Pittsburgh.
Most hard-core football fans know that that Redskins team was arguably the best of all time. They stomped opponents with almost effortless consistency.
@@MaximusWolfe By "most hard-core football fans", you mean 'I'. And not to put too fine a point on it, but what is the rhetoric intent of most people "knowing" the team was "arguably" the best? They know it's possible to argue? That should be self-evident. I think you've compressed something like "most people think they're the best" with something like "they're arguably the best [in my opinion]". It's like believing and knowing there's a god. You can believe there is, or isn't, but you can't not know if you believe or not. There, I've put too fine a point on it. I'll refrain from using the "no true Scotsman" counter, though.
@@Hexon66 It’s actually quite simple. Anybody who’s done objective research on the greatest teams of all time would have to put them in that conversation because of all the metrics that are usually involved in selecting such a pool of teams. Equidistance does wonders, you quasi intellectual zit. And no, I do not mean “I.” Do some actual research and you’ll find out how many respected publications also selected them as the greatest team of all time.
After the game, Head Coach Joe Gibbs apologized to Steelers Head Coach Chuck Noll (for the final TD pass) i.e.: (QB Jeff Rutledge threw to WR Ricky Sanders late in the 4th quarter) when the game at the time was well in hand in favor of Washington
A few years later the last regular season Steelers game at Three Rivers was against the Redskins. It did not go as well for the Good Guys as this '91 game.
Week 12 Television Assignments CBS Doubleheader 1pm Redskins-Steelers Dick Stockton, Merlin Olsen, Lesley Visser Bears-Colts Tim Ryan, Irv Cross Vikings-Packers Jim Nantz, Hank Stram Buccaneers-Falcons Brad Nessler, Dan Jiggetts 4pm Cowboys-Giants Pat Summerall, John Madden Rams-Lions Verne Lundquist, Dan Fouts Cardinals-49ers James Brown, Randy Cross Saints-Chargers Sean McDonough, Dave Jennings NBC Single Game 1pm Broncos-Chiefs Joel Meyers, Dan Hampton Jets-Patriots Don Criqui, Ahmad Rashad Bengals-Eagles Tom Hammond, Joe Namath 4pm Seahawks-Raiders Jim Donovan, Paul Maguire ESPN Sunday Night Football 8pm Browns-Oilers Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann ABC Monday Night Football 9pm Bills-Dolphins Al Michaels, Frank Gifford, Dan Dierdorf
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CBS: Dick Stockon, Merlin Olsen SD-resolution (VCR) (no ads) 0:00:34 1Q 25:54 2Q 48:53 (1:34 left in 2Q) PITT: 2nd down and 31 / QB spikes ball on 3rd down 1:00:21 3Q 1:27:20 4Q WASH wins 41-14, 0 turnovers PITT scoreless first 3 quarters WASH cllinches playoff berth in the middle of November 9th NFL team 11-0 (8th: '85 Bears)
The NFL would beg to differ, as they recognize a 14-2 regular season record. I understand what you're *_trying_* to say. But it's still not the same as undefeated.
The Redskins began to die the day that oven dodger bought it. The NFL has been a disaster for over a decade. Let’s find more productive way to occupy our Sundays.
This made me feel slightly better about the absolute ass trashing we got at home from the Steelers the last time I foolishly thought the Skins were good.
@@MRInvincible569 We? Dude if you still hold out any hope for that pathetic masquerade called the “commanders” you are a glutton for punishment. I am a Washington Redskins fan, not a fan of that goofy ass joke that plays at fed ex field on Sunday.
Football was great in this era the 79 changes to pass defense and blocking had opened up the game to where you had a great variety of offenses, the One back teams like Washington, the run and shoot and no huddle teams, various forms of the west coast offense plus the more traditional 2 back teams and some great blocking fullbacks but you also had great and various defenses hard hitters and great cover men dominant lines etc but undergirding it all were strong fundamentals, teams could block and tackle and if anyone didn't play hard they became objects of scorn glad I got to see it as a fan
I totally forgot NBC dumped Merlin Olsen for Bill Walsh. Im glad he did games with Dick Stockton for CBS but Enberg and Olsen were Awesome. Just Behind Summerall and Madden and my personal favorites Charlie Jones and Len Dawson. By the way Bill Walsh sucked as an announcer. Didn't hold a candle to Merlin Olsen.
veritas 1007 i was just wondering if you were Atlanta Falcons channel i was just wondering if you had any of these games 1988 week1 Atlanta Falcons at Detroit lions 1988 week4 Atlanta Falcons at Dallas cowboys 1988 week5 Falcons vs Seahawks 1988 week6 Falcons vs rams 1988 week7 Atlanta Falcons at denver Broncos 1988 week8 Falcons vs giants 1988 week10 Falcons vs packers 1988 week11 Falcons vs chargers 1988 week12 Atlanta Falcons at Los angels raiders 1988 week13 Falcons vs Buccaneers 1988 week14 Falcons vs 49ers 1988 week15 Atlanta Falcons at Los angels rams and here are the 1989 hole Atlanta Falcons 1989 week2 Falcons vs cowboys 1989 week3 Atlanta Falcons at Indianapolis colts 1989 week4 Atlanta Falcons at green bay packers 1989 week5 Atlanta Falcons at Los angels rams 1989 week6 Falcons vs Patriots 1989 week7 Atlanta Falcons at Phoenix cardinals 1989 week9 Falcons vs bills 1989 week12 Atlanta Falcons at new York jets 1989 week13 Falcons vs 49ers 1989 week14 Atlanta Falcons at Minnesota Vikings 1989 week15 Falcons vs Washington Redskins i was just wondering if you have any of these games am not sure if you have any football game i wish i could watch your football game on your you tube channel i don't know if you are a Falcons fan so can you please post me back i was just wondering if you are a Falcons you tube channel
Why the hell dose Merlin Olson pick on Hoge so much?? “He’s slow”; “He can’t run outside”. JHC! I’m watching this a Skins fan and Olson’s comments on Merrill Hoge are irritating to me.
