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All the Bears were missing was a good QB

House of Pain Game

Cowboys fans making excuses for a game over 53 years old. Now I know how it started 😊

Golden era of NFC east Giants,Redskins and Cowboys won superbowl through 1991 to 1994

14:39 Nice Hit!!

weird how the lions always gave the niners tough games during this time period including nearly beating them in the 83 playoffs

Wow it's like watching a parallel universe where not all things are quite the same.

Do you have any 2004-2007 Jaguar games?

That's amazing that Mark Mosely was almost cut and won the League MVP award that season 💯

Huge crowd

This game brings back so many good memories!! Much love , respect and appreciation

Absolutely brutal defensive game two terrifying defenses .

cbs

This real football 🏈 players & games / St louis cards💪 back n day they was chicago cards before the 🐻 bears /🤜👊🤛

Giants got so lucky.

I remember this great game from the good old days. Thank you for posting!

cbs

But the key to all the hit s the Giants made on quarterbacks !! Nothing were illegal !! They were good clean hits

How the hell did this Ram team lose in the wild card round. SMH

SF came into this game off an upset of 8-4 New England and that famous 35-7 comeback in New Orleans

Not that it matters, this game is almost 50 years old. However, the refs threw the flag way BEFORE Payton broke the run and scored. The refs had no idea how the play would turn out, and it was blown dead anyway. Jeepers!!

Jaworski couldn't take advantage of a ham sandwich. Having said that, he was a little better than Richard Todd. Must be something about green uniforms.

The Falcons should go back to their red helmets.

Always wondered why pat and John didn't do the bears 49ers game

I was at this game. We made the 4 hour drive from Toronto and had end zone seats. I was hoping to see our group 40 years later, but no dice!

I was young then I remember what people felt during the national anthem with a lump in their throats. They thought about the current people in washington taking over.

1:55:44 <<-- Montana doesn't even know where he is. He thinks he's at the library waiting to get his haircut.

Those bears was hard to beat In 1985😂😮

Norv Turner was a Rams assistant at that time!

Who here thinks Montana’s “knuckle injury” was just a lame excuse Walsh used to start Young? I was in junior high but I clearly remember doubling it then. And it’s more apparent now.

This was another sneakers game . The bears on this one got the laugh. At half time bears upstairs personal got a hold of shoe store and purchased shoes for this weather. The store owner a giant fan to boot no pun, said im a business man first giants fan second

Saints are classy in those uniforms. Had they not been foiled twice, at the close of their games with Atlanta, it would have been New Orleans with the 9-7 record. They played a tough schedule, on top of it, with the Steelers" Eagles and Cowboys as opponents. That defense looked tough, especially against the run. Falcons defense still playing a maniacal blitzing style and you rarely see less than two of them in on a tackle. They rushed Manning's timing, resulting in some poor throws and on fourth and a foot, Galbreath barely gets the first down by half the football, late in the first half. Their savvy playing style did not win fans over in visiting cities. They were booed in Pittsburgh that year (1978) and booed by Cowboy fans during the playoffs when Roger Staubach was knocked unconscious.

I'm a big fan of the late Bill Mazer. He is featured prominently in this broadcast with his sideline reporting. He is also featured in CBS Control at the tail end of the 1970 St. Louis Cardinals at Detroit Lions CBS broadcast on another youtube item. Does anyone know if there are any other RUclips snippets with Bill Mazer featured? Because I love listening to his insights. I was 8 years old and just being accustomed to watching the NFL in 1970 and so anytime I see Bill is a reminder of my childhood days when I was in awe of the NFL and its players. Thank you.

No black national anthem? Asian?

This is IMHO the most underrated bad-weather game in NFL history. It should’ve been dubbed The Slush Bowl - without a nickname, it didn’t develop a mythology like the Mud Bowl the next week in LA. I watched this game because growing up in Central New York in the ‘70s, we were forced to watch the Giants invent new ways to lose football games each week. Walter Payton had become my all-time favorite player that season, so I was rooting hard for the Bears. The condition of that field really was inexcusable, but I can overlook it because the Bears somehow won the game, and the reality of the situation is that the wretched state of the field added more than its share of entertainment value. JeffvPearlmam’s biography of Payton had some hilarious anecdotes attributed to various Bears players. According to the book, before Bob Thomas and the fire-drill winning FG, Don Rives supposedly told him that if he didn’t make the kick, he’d make sure he’d never have children. LOL The grounds crew at Giants Stadium must have gone on an early Christmas vacation, because there’s no excuse for so much slush being on that field. The sleet was steady, but it wasn’t all that thick, so they obviously didn’t cover the field before the game. One last thing: Alex Hawkins really was a complete moron. How he kept his announcing job as long as he did is a mystery, or else he had photos of the president of CBS Sports pumping his own gas in front of working girls a la Jimmy Swaggart that he threatened to release to the Enquirer if they dared fire him.

Wonder if there are nfl football team that don't pay a qb ONE MILLION DOLLARS to start and SF football teams pays #8 to stand around? Not a fair world for sure. ~ Brian

PBP: Frank Glieber

I loved the score graphics of that era!!! Vin Scully... one of the best ever!!!!!!!

Joe never threw more then a 20 yard pass?the eighties and nineties were by far the best time for the nfl.

Vin Scully with Sonny Jurgensen always made a perfect combo.

gregg was total shit as packers coach

I was 14 years old not quite 15 yet when I watch this game in 1976 and I was a huge COWBOYS fans and I thought to me the key play before the half was 3rd down and Pittsburgh had the ball around the 5 yard line, deep in their territory and Bradshaw made a deep pass to Lynn Swann who made a miraculous catch for the 1st down, I thought if the COWBOYS would held them on that play the STEELERS would have been force to punt out of their end zone and the COWBOYS would have had great field position with a chance to at get at least a field goal before the half. I'm not saying that's the reason why the COWBOYS lost because the STEELERS were just the better team but you just never how the outcome of the game would have been if the Cowboys would have held them deep in their territory but of course the STEELERS didn't score either before the half when they drove the ball deep in the COWBOYS territory and Roy Gerela missed the field goal.

The Best NFL team in the History of NFL 1985 Chicago Bears!

Why Mean Joe Green not playing?

Surprised Curt Gowdy didn’t take a restroom break.

I was at this game. West stands, Section 102, Row 1. Great seats when the action was on our end of the field, but not so much when the action was at the North end zone. So awesome to see Elway's last game at Mile High

Thanks for the game

This was my first nfl game - I was 11.

This was my first nfl game - I was 11

Year I started watching football instantly was a Montana fan they should've made the Super bowl that year long live the GOAT