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What were the saint Louis cardinals thinking when they celebrated Sonny Randle’s poor play at practice? That was really tragic! 😮😮😮😮😮

At least his career didn’t end because of a cupcake.

This bit about the drops reminds me of a practice prior to Super Bowl XLII where David Tyree dropped everything thrown his way. He didn’t let it get him down, as in the game he caught a TD pass and then..the Helmet Catch.

Interesting end zone designs at 1:00.

Even in a joking manner, that's one bad way to hurt a teammate. Randle still holds the Cardinals record for most receiving yards in a game (256 against the Giants in 1962). And he was the last Cardinal on the roster from the Chicago era. Charley Winner hits the big 100 on July 2nd .... regardless of his Cardinals team flopping; that's a platinum trophy of life.

Well I like dg and jaguar gator

I mean tend to turn on Tree and listen to him during the Superbowl.

Clarks comment wasnt that bad cmon , kinda funny if ya know how much of a red ass clark was

Went to the world series with half a team and it still took 7 games to beat em. They were the best team

"The Vikings didn't score a single point in the second half." 4:45 That's an interesting way to phrase it, because, has any team scored a single point in any half?

Years ago (before Cleveland and Detroit ever had their winless seasons), I was watching an NFL game with my dad. I can’t remember who was playing, but it was the last undefeated team. And wouldn’t you know it, that team lost. At the end of the game, the announcer said something about popping champagne in Miami. I must have been quite young, because I didn’t understand the reference. So I asked my dad about it and he explained about the 1972 Dolphins’ perfect season. Then I asked him if there was ever a team who didn’t win at all, and if they did anything after the last team finally won their first game. Dad’s response “They probably drink a beer in Tampa.” And since then, I think of the poor Tampa fans drowning their sorrows when the memories of those early Bucs teams come up.

I was at that game. I was only 8 but I remember that place being loud as all hell when he went down.

well, I'm sure there were MAYBE 100 or 200 Vikings fans that COULD have listened to the broadcast in and around New England area. The Patriots took a hard stance and it backfired.

Pats aren't stuck in the Stone Age. They're stuck in 1992

Listening to Gil and Gino wasn’t bad. They played it straight and professional. Gino engaged in some cheerleading, but hey, I’m a long time Pats fan!

Rick Moser was one of the football coaches in the movie, “Dazed and Confused.” The coach telling the players about not getting soft during the summer in the beginning portion of the movie.

The '85 Bears wouldn't have made the playoffs if they had the '77 Bucs' offense. As for McKay saying Bill Brundige didn't know anything about football, at that point, Brundige had a vastly better understanding of the pro game than McKay did. What McKay did at USC wouldn't work in the pros. I can't believe Anthony Davis and Ricky Bell didn't tell him that themselves.

You raised the point of how early this was in the digital transformation, but totally discount the Patriots legitimate right to question if they could get in trouble for breach of contract by allowing the stream. There was a lot to figure out on both sides back then.

Aw darn! You got my hopes up, I was hoping this was a review about the new coaching staff turning to 3 yards and a cloud of dust and straightforward kickers. One can dream. #splitendsforever

Super Bowl Saturday, was still one of the busier shopping days back then. Always has been from what I'm aware of.

Radio while watching baseball is 100%, sometimes the radio broadcast is so much better

Turning back the clock like that regarding internet/radio/tv coverage definitely is interesting. Two other turn-back-the-clock items from that particular game that I thought of while watching. 1) Tom Brady would have been in uniform for that game and it would have been funny to see him sitting on the far end of the bench while Drew Bledsoe toiled on the pitch ... given the circumstances that would unfold a season later. 2) While the action shots of the game were being shown, I chuckled looking at the stadium. Remember, this is 2000. so the Patriots' current stadium was under construction literallly right next to where this game was being. played. It's funny to see how old Foxboro Stadium looked in 2000, after just about 30 years of use. And now, many of the stadiums built in the `995-2005 range are considered old and out of date themselves. Finally, a question I don't have a clue about the answer to. But, I recall forever that Foxboro Stadium was always considered a nightmare of a place to get to and out of on game day. Yet, when the new stadium was built, it was in the exact same location, meaning the traffic woes that crippled Foxboro just were passed on to the suddenly aging Gillette Stadium.

Maybe if you had this promotion all year, from the very beginning back to rookie min camp to the week of a late season game. If you have 6 months maybe enough people who are considering updating furniture will decide to shop with you. The tickets can be winter break family activity or Christmas gifts for huge sports fan friends or family

God that's a really cool Mark Brunell jersery

I want you to change the name of the channel to "Teams That Suck" because I see a lot of my Jets here.

This is very similar to what happened 3 years later during a 3rd Round FA Cup tie between Southampton & Tottenham. Like with the Vikings-Patriots game, there were multiple options to follow the action. The first (and most expensive) was to watch the match on Sky Sports via their PPV service since they had the rights to it. The other was to listen on the radio via the BBC on BBC Radio Southampton or BBC Radio 5 if you lived anywhere else in England. Due to the fact that Sky Sports had put the match behind a paywall, Southampton decided to offer a free webcast (more like a live stream since they would have a camera crew film the match) to their supporters who couldn't attend in person. However Tottenham threw a massive fit when they heard about this as their TV crew for Spurs TV (the team's TV channel) who were filming footage of the match for the weekly magazine/highlights show would likely be kicked out by the live stream crew. Tottenham asked the FA to ban Southampton from live streaming the match which the FA did not do mainly because Southampton was the home team & had the right to do whatever they wanted in terms of giving media credentials. The Spurs TV crew even if they were allowed into the stadium likely would have not gotten much positive highlights to show as their team got thrashed 4-0 by Southampton in one of the most embarrassing performances Tottenham has ever put on in the FA Cup.

good Fuck the Patriots there fanbase is just as annoying as the Cowboys fanbase and Seahawks fanbase

I like listening to the radio broadcast when driving. The SiriusXM nfl station has a better red zone channel than the actual red zone channel

Something the 1991 Steelers offense had in common with all of the best offenses in NFL history is that if you ignore all of their big plays, their stats look a lot worse.

Ooo triggering title there, JG9.. I for a moment thought JG9 was criticising the current Pats organisation which while valid, you shouldn't say it like that...

Tiger’s Ace

The Patriots will be the worst team in the NFL this year

That was the best season Washington had in my book and I Seen almost every game Gibbs coached In his first tenure!

Just shrty editing? Cmon man

I don’t think WCCO would have been the only radio station in Minnesota that was airing the Vikings games. I think the state of Minnesota has long had a significant number of stations that have been affiliated with the Vikings radio network.

The entire premise of this is flawed because region locking states isn't a thing really, especially back then, and BCN had the rights so I would have been up to them to allow the Vikings broadcast.

"Willis" McGee🙄? Smh

Bradys back weres the beef show ponys

I hate broadcasting rights and all that bs. I live in Michigan but am a Bears fan. I wanna watch or listen to my Bears, not the Lions! (Obviously the 2 games vs the Lions wasn’t an issue) but it’s way too controlling.

Broadcasting is no longer the same tv or radio.

Randy Moss' teams: Minnesota Vikings (1998-2004, 2010) Oakland Raiders (2005-2006) New England Patriots (2007-2010) Tennessee Titans (2010) San Francisco 49ers (2012) Jermaine Wiggins' teams: New York Jets (2000) New England Patriots (2000-2001) Indianapolis Colts (2002) Carolina Panthers (2002-2003) Minnesota Vikings (2004-2006) Antico Dalton's teams: Minnesota Vikings (1999) New England Patriots (2000) Rob Holmberg's teams: Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders (1994-1997) Indianapolis Colts (1998) New York Jets (1998) Minnesota Vikings (1999) New England Patriots (2000-2001) Carolina Panthers (2001) Green Bay Packers (2001) Olrick Johnson's teams: New York Jets (1999) Minnesota Vikings (1999) New England Patriots (2000) Holmberg, Johnson, Dalton, and Moss were on the 1999 Vikings. Holmberg, Johnson, Dalton, and Wiggins were on the 2000 Patriots. Holmberg and Wiggins were on the 2000-2001 Patriots. Moss and Wiggins were on the 2004 Vikings.

As a Pats fan myself, I love the Pats current radio booth, so I appreciate the intro to this video. The radio broadcasts are amazing.

The Patriots truly were in the Stone Age back then! Their refusal to allow the webcast to be based in Foxboro Stadium even with New England being geoblocked (commercial VPNs were a few years away) tells you all you need to know about how far they were behind the times. I doubt very many people in New England would've even tried to access the webcast anyway.

I’m sure Grossi will appreciate the shoutout. As far as the story goes, I used to turn the sound off during national broadcasts of the Lakers and Dodgers so I could hear two legendary broadcasters, Chick Hearn for Laker games and Vin Scully for Dodgers games, heck, people used to take radios to Dodger Stadium just to hear Vin, I don’t know if they still do after his retirement and subsequent passing, though. However, today, I’d rather watch Tom Grossi’s commentary rather than the broadcast of the NFL

Pats fan after reading the title: "ah f***, what did Mr. Kraft do now?"

1st year under Bill. Defense was ok but offense was quite atrocious. Back when cmgi now gillette was under construction. Roster wise, it is one of weaker ones in the Kraft era due to poor drafting and had cap issues. Had Kevin Faulk and JR Redmond leading the RB room, no TE with East Boston's Jermaine Wiggins on roster since Ben Coates I think was a cap casualty

A contract is a contract. Losing viewers has nothing to do with it. BCN had exclusive audio broadcast rights. That's the end of the story. Asking the Patriots was the wrong move as it was BCNs permission they needed. As for region locking content A) the Vikings didn't offer and B) what eventually became vpns were available back then. We had other work arounds as well. P.S. a ton of New Englanders have the game on the TV with no sound and the radio up because the local radio broadcast is infinitely better.

Well, there was one team that didn’t understand how the internet worked and it was the patriots! The title of the video says it just right! 😊😊😊😊😊

Back when I lived in the Philly market, 94.1 WYSP would run ads encouraging viewers to “Turn down the sound, and turn up Merrill (Resse) and Mike (Quick)”

The Chiefs were just horrible for 16 seasons; 1973 - 1988.