Another miracle win for The 1995 Chiefs. Needed to save some of that luck for the postseason.

@frankfurlacker5219

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Without a QB it wasn’t happening though imho.

@graciemaemarie11jones16

5 ай бұрын

@@frankfurlacker5219 marty? luvable 2nd rate loser

@derekmathews1557

Ай бұрын

Yes you are right about that.

@conace21

5 күн бұрын

​@@frankfurlacker5219I mean - the last 4 AFC QB's standing in 1995 were: Neil O'Donnell, Jim Harbaugh, Bono, and 35 year old Jim Kelly.

Keep up the good work Jaime Johnson!

Montana should have played one more year…..This team was good!

@bosskey7212

3 ай бұрын

his body was a wreck by then, but this was their best team until Mahomes came along minus Montana.

@jroll5858

14 күн бұрын

@@bosskey7212 One of their best Defense units ever (The Defense in the late 60's was incredible & that might have been the best overall team besides the Mahomes years but that was before my time) But this teams offense wasn't that great. They had moments but usually every week was vintage Martyball & they would milk a 13-10 lead going late into the 4th & played not to lose. They also played really tight offensively & it always came back to bite us in the playoffs. I would say the mirror opposite of this team was the 2003 Chiefs. The offense was explosive & their Defense was about as good as the 95 Cheifs offense was. So overall I would say the best team I've seen before the Mahomes era is a hybrid: 1995 Chiefs Defense, 2003 Chiefs Offense

Irony: that late Oiler gane losing fumble was courtesy of former KC Chief Todd “Barber” McNair

Bono was a third string QB in San Francisco behind Montana and Young. Just goes to show you how deep those 49ers teams were back then.

The 1995 Oilers were a gutsy team, but luckless. 7-9 for that team was a massive overachievement

@sawyertuide7636

6 ай бұрын

It was karma for Bud fucking over the city at every turn and turning them into a lame duck that year (actually next year, but he announced the damn move 3 days before this game)

One of my dad's old bosses sold us his season tickets for this year only. What a crazy season.

Dan Saleuamua was a Beast!

Thanks so much for this game! That 1995 Chiefs season was wild. Interestingly, the fumble return by Mark Collins was to the same end zone (and same CORNER of the end zone) as James Hasty's interception return to defeat the Raiders in overtime, AND Tamarick Vanover's punt return to defeat the Chargers in overtime in that same season. I'm a lifelong Chiefs fan, but that 1995 team was overrated and lucky. 13-3 could have very easily been a 10-6 record. The cracks were really beginning to show with the MNF loss to Miami late in the season. Also - the hit on Todd McNair was helmet to helmet, and wouldn't get by in today's NFL.

@jamiejohnson4524

Жыл бұрын

@stevenbellah5728 I wanted to post that Raiders game, but KZread blocks it. That was a fun game.

@graciemaemarie11jones16

5 ай бұрын

ok...ok...i'm a chiefs fan since 68,ok?ok....no team with steve bono as yer starter and a burned out ovverrated rb like mr. fumble, mister do-no-wrong-allen could ever be a legit sb contender....

Chris Chandler the man who led the Falcons to arguably the biggest upset in Conference Championship game history when the Falcons beat the Vikings even though Elway did them in the Super Bowl.

Folks down in Houston were calling in sports shows everyday about Fisher not giving Air a chance to start.

Best damn theme music ever.

3 years later Chandler starts in a Super Bowl

@graciemaemarie11jones16

5 ай бұрын

while steve bono and marcia allen sit at home and self pleasure

Tough one for Todd McNair, the former Chief. That game was so personal for him. I wish Chiefs had drafted Marino in 1984.

@jamiejohnson4524

21 күн бұрын

They could have also drafted Jim Kelly. Instead, the Chiefs selected the worst QB of the 1983 first round class in Todd Blackledge.

@derekmathews1557

21 күн бұрын

@@jamiejohnson4524 , well that’s another too.

Mike Patrick and Joe Theisman were great... "I can't explain why Chandler plays so much better on the road" "There's fans in the stands" hahaha

@graciemaemarie11jones16

5 ай бұрын

joe motormouth?ugh

Pretty sure if replay existed, that fumble returned for a touchdown at the end of the game would have been overturned to down by contact

Great game!!!

Anyone else think a knee could have been on the ground first?

Oh but in 2015 on a Thursday Night the tables would turn on the Chiefs in the same fashion. Except for the knockout shot on McNair

@markfroman738

7 күн бұрын

After that game I didn’t think the chiefs were ever gonna beat the Broncos with manning as QB.

Maybe the most fraudulent 13-3 team ever. I had a feeling my tickets to the '95 AFC Championship game in Pittsburgh would be put to use even though KC had home field. I was pretty certain the Chiefs would lose in the divisional game no matter if it was the Dolphins, Chargers or Colts.

@brothermichael8442

26 күн бұрын

Yeah, the offense was a train-wreck. If Montana could've managed another year, maybe it could've happened.

joe theismann? he keeps himself up at night with his motor mouth

Bud Adams sucks.

@jamiejohnson4524

5 ай бұрын

@victormontoya117 Agree. The NFL should have prevented Adams from moving the Oilers out of Houston

@bigglilwayne7050

3 ай бұрын

​@@jamiejohnson4524 The league should've protected the team name like they did for Cleveland when Modell moved the team to Baltimore

@jamiejohnson4524

2 ай бұрын

@bigglilwayne7050 That too. Should still be the Houston Oilers today.

@bigglilwayne7050

2 ай бұрын

@@jamiejohnson4524 Yes sir, it was all done out of spite by Bud Adams, as he was fully aware that there's no oil in Tennessee, making a name change imminent.... A similar situation that was handled logically, was The Dallas Texans to Kansas City move... Lamar Hunt didn't call the team the Kansas City Texans for one year solely to prevent another franchise from ever using the Texans name again rather it was Houston, San Antonio, or even a second Dallas squad... Another similarity is that like Lamar Hunt in Dallas, Bud Adams never changed personal residence and lived his entire life in Houston....

@bigglilwayne7050

2 ай бұрын

@@jamiejohnson4524 Last part of rant lol.. It was so petty and personal with Bud Adams that his grave will never be able to be urinated on enough lol.... They really should've laid his casket at the base of an giant offshore drilling rig with a plaque on a buoy stating something to the effect of, "Now you're a real Oiler, you no good ass mfk'r"😂😂😂😂