Watching this feels different now that Pat, John and both head coaches in this game have passed away.

@silverback7675

2 жыл бұрын

John and Dan almost within a week of each other (RIP). This was such a great game

@jonnycolt3124

Жыл бұрын

Because they were good times. Look at this place now.. repent , end is near

The first nfc championship that is not contested between Dallas, San Francisco, and Green Bay since 1991

@Frankieefootballmundial

6 ай бұрын

At least this nfc title game in 1998 was well contested

@drewdrewski4188

6 ай бұрын

Crazy that over a 6 year span, the only NFC team other than those 3 that even made it to a title game were the 96 Panthers, in their 2nd season as a franchise.

As a Vikings fan, if I was alive in 1998, that probably legit would have been the last time I'd ever watch football

@njdxnjdx

Жыл бұрын

😂 it's the sucker punch of all sucker punches, the Vikings continue to be the laughingstock of the NFL

@fearless1024

Жыл бұрын

This was 4 days before my 11th birthday; I have vivid memories of watching this game at my grandmother's house...then the 3 hour drive home after. I have no memories of that birthday 4 days later...

@aaronsmith4806

5 ай бұрын

As a Vikings fan alive then, I expected we’d be back 3-4 times in next decade considering moss is a rookie.

Robert Smith ran out of bounds 3 times on Vikings final drive of regulation. Made a huge difference. Atlanta would have had less than a minute instead of more than 2 with the 2 minute warning. Changes the complexion of the game alot.

Robert Smith running out of bounds on like 3 straight plays when they were killing clock was a huge difference in this game.

@smokeweed11

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY

@micaveli2694

Жыл бұрын

I just watched the whole game this morning and my wife knows a lil bit about the game and she's like why is our guy running out of bounds! ATL had 1 TO and 2 min warning. 😢😂

@fearless1024

Жыл бұрын

Also the strip at the end of the first half, that was the 3rd of 3 straight pass plays...just run the damn ball (with Hoard who wont go out of bounds) and go into halftime up 20-7.

RIP Pat Summerall and John Madden

Robert Smith stopped the clock twice

That fumble at 59 secs left in 1st half.... enormous

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

Huge play in this game that led to a subtle momentum shift.

@aaronsmith4806

5 ай бұрын

Randy dropping the td as well. Then the bad snap when he’s under his butt. Like how do you mess that snap up so badly

This is one of the most painful moments of my life, this is the first time I've watched any footage since 1998

@theeusthenopteron6483

2 жыл бұрын

Hope now you can attest that was a great game more than 2 decades later.

@GG-mr9iz

2 жыл бұрын

It’s still just a game.

@davidbarton1806

2 жыл бұрын

I know the feeling I just watched for the first time the 07 Super Bowl when Brady was talking about it in man in the arena we all at some point have face painful truths and were better off for it God bless

@cut1986

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Just spoke of this with a coworker last week. Hardest game I have ever had to endure.

@manuginobilisbaldspot424

Жыл бұрын

I feel you man. It took me YEARS to watch anything from that f*ckin' "Tuck Rule" game as a Raiders fan.

RIP John Madden, Pat Summerall, Dan Reeves, Dennis Green, Kory Stringer, Orlando Thomas, and Shane Dronnett

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

RIP Charles Evans

Alternate universe the New York Jets versus the Minnesota Vikings in the Super Bowl just let that sink in for a minute

Gary Anderson is not the reason the Vikings lost this game. Their defense should've kept the Falcons from scoring after that.

@s.tavares3257

2 жыл бұрын

Still if he made it, the game would’ve been over. So he still was @ fault in the end. But not solely his fault.

@wompbag123

2 жыл бұрын

Also on the last play prior, probably shouldve ran it wouldve gone to the 2 minute warning or make Falcons burn a TO, maybe Smith breaks it, that one extra yard might have made the difference in the FG. Vikings still had 45 seconds left in regulation enough time with that offense to win it and give Gary Anderson another shot.

@antjones21

2 жыл бұрын

Robert smith ran out of bounds on 3 first downs on the drive Anderson missed the FG. If he stays in bounds they prob run another 1:30 off the clock.

@jacksonconley5117

2 жыл бұрын

Robert Griffin dropped an easy interception that would have sealed the game for Minnesota. That was the play right before Atlanta scored the game tying touchdown.

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

Moss dropped a potential game winning touchdown in OT as well

Without a doubt, the most painful, heartbreaking loss of my life sports wise. I still haven't recovered 23 years later. 😥

@pnutbutrncrackers

2 жыл бұрын

1996 Denver Broncos fan here. I feel your pain.

@strider2713

Жыл бұрын

@@pnutbutrncrackers the 90's broncos won 2 superbowls after that divisional round only loss. Vikings fans have it worse.

@pnutbutrncrackers

Жыл бұрын

@@strider2713 Agreed. Just trying to extend a little sympathy.

@hollywoodhicks

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that was truly a painful loss. I definitely wanted to see that Vikings Broncos Super Bowl matchup that year. The Vikes playing some good ball this year

@juanpabloperez9063

Жыл бұрын

Dumb Denisse Green, Bronco fan here, and that was my dream SB Vikings-Broncos

The Atlanta Falcons’ first NFC championship trophy. How amazing is that.

This really was one of the best NFC title games ever played. Will not forget it. Gah Randy Moss was incredible.

Two crucial plays in the game happened at the end of the first half. Moss dropping the TD to make it 24-7 instead of 20-7 and Green calling a step drop on 3rd down inside his own 20 with little time left in the half. Brutal mistakes that let the Falcons hang around

Vikings lost because of BAD COACHING and DUMB PLAYS: 1. Moss running with mouthguard in his hand on plays where he wouldn't be targeted 2. Cunningham fumble on a PASS play, 1 min til half, when up 20 to 7 3. Smith running out of bounds on THREE straight late 4th quarter plays 4. Green chickening out and killing the clock with game tied, late 4th quarter 5. Griffith dropping interception late 4th quarter 6. Randle leaving his lane getting blocked halfway to China on game-tying TD

@juanpabloperez9063

Жыл бұрын

Yeah i was a big Bronco Fan back in the day, and i want Vikings in the SB, Because I knew that Atlanta was not a contender for the Broncos and we were going to have a boring Superbowl, the Vickings Broncos were power to power, it would have been an epic Superbowl where until then the 2 strongest in the league had never reached the final. but Denis Green was stupid, when he decided to send the game to overtime, I knew that the Vikings had already lost the game, maybe the biggest disappointment of my life even though I wasn't a fan of the Vikings, but I loved his offensive with Randall, and the following year with I fell in love with Jeff George, stupid, stupid Denisse Green.

@samuelhain2712

Жыл бұрын

@@juanpabloperez9063 - Exactly.

@user-mw9yh4cu2i

9 ай бұрын

What nonsense are you talking about Moss having his mouthpiece in his hand on plays, you can’t provide any credible source for that, sounds like something someone spun off Bob Hayes keeping his hands in the warmer on run plays in the Cowboys championship game.

@johnselwitz5362

12 күн бұрын

@@samuelhain2712I do agree with you, but you do have to at least mention Anderson missing that kick. It was a 39 yard field goal indoors, a professional NFL kicker with his experience has to be able to make those. But believe me, there are MUCH bigger reasons why the Vikings lost, with the main one being the fourth thing you said, Dennis Green’s coaching, specifically at the end of regulation. Rest in peace to the man, he was a very good coach and I don’t mean to bad mouth the deceased, but COME ON! Atlanta ties it up but Minnesota gets the ball back with I believe 54 seconds left and all three timeouts. You’ve got the most high powered offense (up to that point) at your disposal, a quarterback who just had an MVP caliber season and all the weapons you could possibly want. They needed around 40 to 45 yards to give Anderson a shot at redemption, and if given that opportunity, I’d be willing to bet money that Gary would’ve nailed a game winning field goal. Having timeouts left meant you could work the middle of the field. So for Green to do what he did is inexcusable if you’re a Vikings fan. Teams don’t win championships without rolling the dice at the right moment, playing conservatively should be saved for week 2 or 3, not a conference championship game. Then to make matters worse, when asked about taking a knee in a postgame press conference, Green said something along the lines of “we didn’t want to take the risk as we didn’t have any timeouts left”, when in fact he still had TWO. So he’s either lying or had a moment of incompetence at the worst possible time, I’m not sure which one is worse. This game still irritates the crap out of me and I’m not even a Vikings fan.

@samuelhain2712

12 күн бұрын

@@johnselwitz5362 - You're right, Anderson shouldn't have missed that kick. Looks like he hooked it because Ray Buchanan was coming in fast to block it. Also the Vikings D didn't stop Atlanta even once. John Madden said pre-game the Vikings D was "susceptible to the run and the pass." That doesn't leave much else.

Gary Anderson is way down the list of biggest reasons we lost this game

@steveforlasto1067

Жыл бұрын

Dennis Green ,loved as a coach ,but he played to conservative towards the end of the 1st half! We could have put this game away early!

@johnselwitz5362

24 күн бұрын

@@steveforlasto1067 Gary should have made that kick, sure, but for so many people to pile the blame on to him as the main reason why the Vikings lost is really unfair. I watched an episode of America’s Game: The Missing Rings that focused on the 1998 Vikings, and when it gets to the part about the NFC Championship, all they could talk about was Anderson missing that kick which is total BS. RIP Dennis Green, but his coaching at the end of regulation is a much bigger reason why Minnesota lost. The Falcons tie it up, but the Vikings still had nearly a minute and all three timeouts to go about 40 to 45 yards in order to give Anderson a shot at redemption, which I’d be willing to bet money on that, if given a second chance, Gary would have nailed a game winning field goal. Dennis Green has the most explosive offense in NFL history up to that point at his disposal. Having timeouts left means he can work the middle of the field. Yet with 30 seconds left in the fourth and still two timeouts left, he takes a knee and settles for overtime. Then in a post game press conference when asked about it, Green makes the statement somewhere along the lines of “we didn’t want to take any chances considering we didn’t have any timeouts left”. So he’s either lying or incompetent and I don’t know which one is worse. As an NFL coach, how do you not know how many timeouts you have left? That kind of coaching is inexcusable. I’m a Steelers fan and had no rooting interest in either team but this game still pisses me off.

RIP Dan Reeves

A classic viqueen choke 😂😂😂😂

I got Cunningham's autograph after the game at Wal-Mart. He was so depressed and just wanted to get home to his family. But, he was very professional.

The moss drop before halftime was huge. Christy fumbling the snap was brutal.

@aaronsmith4806

5 ай бұрын

Yeah every Vikings fumble felt really avoidable. I guess the first was just a good play but why even do anything but run or screen pass.

We almost got a Falcons-Jets Super Bowl...

@efl3249

Жыл бұрын

It wouldn't have been bad that year. Jets were tough with Curtis Martin, Keyshawn Johnson, Wayne Crebet, etc. The Jets probably wouldve won that matchup too.

@ltjjenkins

Жыл бұрын

And oddly the ratings through the roof. Only the nfl

@Frankieefootballmundial

6 ай бұрын

@@ltjjenkinsas a ny giants fan probably a nightmare

My brother is a Broncos fan. He went nuts when Anderson missed and the Falcons eventually won. He was terrified lf the Vikings.

@Frankieefootballmundial

6 ай бұрын

I guess the broncos were lucky to beat the jets in the afc title game have the Vikings advanced then the Vikings probably won the Super Bowl

2 great superbowls we never got. The 77 season where a great Raider team going for a repeat got beat by the orange crush in afc championship with a blown fumble call that gave denver 7 free points and an injury to the great Bilitnikof prevented a Raiders vs a monster Cowboys team which would have been one for the ages. This is the other one. A 16-1 Vikings team vs a fantastic 1 loss Broncos team who were going for the repeat. That would have been epic. The Falcons followed this up by being more interested in eugene robinson chasing hoowers on sb eve and the rest of the team not even showing that much energy in a flat lame blowout of a sb.

@thefrase7884

Жыл бұрын

The Raiders were dirty cheap shot artists. That non fumble couldn’t have happened to a nicer team. Also anyone on that Raider team will tell you that’s not the reason they lost. Also the Broncos weren’t a 1 loss team in 1998

@manuginobilisbaldspot2

3 ай бұрын

@@thefrase7884calm down mayo man

Rooted hard for the Falcons. In hindsight, it would've been a helluva treat to have the Vikings and Broncos in that Super Bowl.

@ryanjohnson3234

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it would have

@ckendall67

Жыл бұрын

It was the 'dream' Super Bowl matchup that never materialized. Even the Broncos would later admit that they were relieved when the Vikings lost. The Broncos weren't going to be denied a 2nd straight Super Bowl after that. But who knows what would've happened had they indeed had to play the Vikings. But we will never know.

@efl3249

Жыл бұрын

That was the biggest " DREAM SUPER BOWL " there has ever been that I can ever recall. The only other one that maybe comes close is the 2007 Patriots and 2007 Cowboys. Never had their been two teams in a SB with a 14 - 2 and 15 - 1 record. Broncos would've won tho

@johnselwitz5362

2 күн бұрын

⁠@@efl3249I always thought it would have been interesting if Bill Parcells stuck around for just one more year in Dallas and coached that 2007 team, because he had the Cowboys on the right track, as talented as that team was, Parcells would have at least gotten them to Super Bowl 42, then you would have had a student vs. teacher situation in that game, the undefeated Patriots and Bill Belichick coaching against the man who he worked under for so many years in New York and eventually New England.

@johnselwitz5362

2 күн бұрын

@@ckendall67If the Vikings win the NFC Championship against the Falcons, I would still give the slight edge to the Broncos, their defense was a little bit better and they also had the advantage of Elway and most of that team having been to a Super Bowl the year before and winning it, the Vikings didn’t have many players (if any) with that kind of experience. But I think it would have been one of the best, highest scoring Super Bowls ever. The league MVP Terrell Davis on one side, the MVP runner up Randall Cunningham on the other, the two best offenses in the NFL that season, Elway in his curtain call, it likely would have been a 38-35 or 44-41 type of shootout with the last team who had the ball being the team that won.

R.I.P Korey Stringer🙏✝️

Robert Smith, three straight runs out of bounds that missed field goal last drive. RIP

How exciting it would have been to see randy moss in his very prime in a superbowl to see that Joe Robbie Stadium end zone painted in purple and gold for the first time in many years. Everyone knew Atlanta was going to get dismantled!!! Atleast Minnesota would have made it exciting

I'm a Cowboys fan. This was the year that we passed on getting Moss in the draft and he smoked us on Thanksgiving. There is no way the Vikings should've lost this game. This is when I knew the Dallas dynasty was over, but I didn't think we would still in our playoff drought.

The 1998 Minnesota Vikings is the second greatest team to not win the Super Bowl.

@jacksonconley5117

2 жыл бұрын

More like the greatest NFL team to not play in a super bowl.

@ckendall67

Жыл бұрын

@@jacksonconley5117 Exactly.

As a loyal New York FOOTBALL Giants fan since 1990, as much as I hated Randall Cunningham for scorching the Giants as often as he did when he was a Philadelphia Eagle, my heart ached for that man after this game was over, I hated him yes but even more than that, I respected the heck out of him as a competitor

Situational football Robert Smith kept going out of bounds saving time I have no idea why but he left time for Atlanta they wouldn't of had time for the last drive and that's never talked about 🤔

@antjones21

2 жыл бұрын

Yup I saw that too, 3 first downs he ran out of bounds, that could’ve ate at least 1:30 on the clock

@s.tavares3257

2 жыл бұрын

He talks about that many times in interviews as the biggest regret of his football career.

@jacksonconley5117

2 жыл бұрын

Minnesota was careless on that drive where Gary Anderson missed the field goal.

@Jimmy_Hopkins15

Жыл бұрын

Yup Vikings beat themselves in this game make too many mistakes like what Robert Smith did running out of bounds stop the clock

I’ve watched this game 100x in the last 25 years and everytime I still feel like we will pull it off. Like every single mistake was so avoidable and every one was okay on its own. But golly gee willikers

The Falcons forcing a turnover and scoring right before the half was the biggest momentum shift in my opinion.

@jacksonconley5117

2 жыл бұрын

Yah, I think that if Cunningham hadn’t fumbled the ball, I think Minnesota would have won in a blowout.

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

I agree. The game subtly turned there.

This 1998 season, followed by the next year with The Greatest Show on Turf made 7,8 year old me obsessed. I loved Barry, but this was the first time I remember starting to like opposing players. Got a Moss jersey at Mall of America and was enamored with the "dirty bird" dance and Jamal Andersen. He had a dope extending Td run to the pylon in the championship game in these playoffs.

@efl3249

Жыл бұрын

1998 - 1999 indeed was a great two year stretch. We got two high explosive 500+ offenses back to back seasons (Rams, Vikings) and people forget the 1998 Broncos rolled up over 500 points too, then a disturbingly great Ravens defense in 2000

Watching this game back a few times over through the years, you can start to notice more the 'subtle' moments - Moss missing a sure TD catch in the endzone, Cunningham fumbling the ball & giving the Falcons a chance to score right before the end of the 1st half, numerous other missed opportunities for the Vikings to pad their lead, various turnovers on routine plays, sometimes sloppy & 'lazy' moments where the Vikings could've extended their lead throughout this game - that should've been an omen for the Vikings in this game. Everyone watching thought for certain that the powerhouse Vikings, a monster 15-1 team during the season, would be destined to finally reach another Super Bowl & maybe even have a great opportunity to win their 1st SB & cap off one of the most dominant seasons by any single-season team in recent memory. Instead, as you watch this game back, you start to notice those moments where the Vikings misjudged certain moments in this game - and it would cost them. The Falcons shocked everyone - but themselves - in this game.

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

Very well put

If Robert Smith does not go out of bounds three straight times, that likely would've chewed the clock down by a minute at the least. Vikings could've simply taken a knee without Andersen even attempting a kick, and even with a miss, it's doubtful Chandler would've had enough time to orchestrate a TD drive. Everyone remembers Andersen's miss, but it really was Smith's runs out of bounds that cost them a trip to Miami.

RIP Pat Summerall, John Madden, Dennis Green, Dan Reeves, Korey Stringer 🙏🏿

Lions fan here, but it's incredible to me how good the Vikings teams were in the late 90s & early 2000s, but never made it into a single Superbowl during that time...

I remember watching this game. I’m a huge Vikings fan, but when Gary Anderson lined up for the clinching FG, I turned the game off. I assume everything went well after that.

I don’t think the Vikings and their fans have ever recovered from that loss since then. The franchise came close a few times, but couldn’t get over the hump.

Steelers fan here I feel Vikings fans pain especially when we were 15-1 in 04 and lost to the Patriots

That moment when you realize that you liked old time TV technology better than what we have now.

98 Atlanta one hit wonders

First year as a Vikings fan. I was 9. That’s when I knew we were cursed.

Great use of "In Your Eyes" by the amazing Peter Gabriel.

I had never noticed before how black-led the ‘98 Vikings were: the coach and the QB were *both* black men, as were the two superstar WR’s (Moss & Carter), and the RB Robert Smith was biracial. I guess that makes it all the more disappointing that those ‘98 Vikings didn’t make the Super Bowl. And that they had to lose the NFC title game in such heartbreaking fashion. 😢😢

This team and the 2009 team could have won the super bowl, the falcons really didn't deserve to go on the way they lost to the broncos. Coming from a Saints fan, I was definitely rooting for Minnesota this game in 98 as a child .....

This game must have featured one of, if not the best combined record of opponents in NFL playoff history. But despite their 14-2 record, most people didn't give the Falcons much of a chance to win. Kudos to them for pulling off the "upset" (if you can call it that).

I was at this game. I was 13. I won’t ever forget that atmosphere. I won’t ever forget thinking Anderson made the kick

@aaronsmith4806

5 ай бұрын

It does sure look close. It’s a miss but ughhhh just barely. I think if that rush wasn’t so good, he might not pull it.

After the feild goal ! I POURED A BEER OVER MY HEAD IN CELEBRATION!!

The 1998 Denver Broncos squad would still win it all regardless who came of the NFC.

@jacksonconley5117

2 жыл бұрын

It would of been a much closer game if the Vikings won here.

@clickman443

Жыл бұрын

Guess we'll never know

@joesakic91

Жыл бұрын

@@clickman443 l do. If the Vikings defense can barely get by Chris Chandler and Jamal Anderson, they will have a massive challenge trying to keep John Elway and Terrell Davis at bay.

@clickman443

Жыл бұрын

@@joesakic91 c'mon man, that's a terrible argument. You've been watching the NFL long enough to know that every week is different and every matchup is different. And if you watched the highlight video, you'd know the broncos got really excited when Minnesota lost to Atlanta because Atlanta wouldn't present near the offensive challenge. You'd be better off just saying Minnesota has a history of choking in big games. Otherwise you can only assume. But nobody knows because the game never happened.

@clickman443

Жыл бұрын

@@joesakic91 btw, I think the broncos win that game. But I don't know for sure either

I'm born and raised in the 716 better Buffalo Bills fan since the day I was born but I don't think I was ever more disappointed then seeing Atlanta somehow win this game. Any true football fan New Atlanta was going to get dismembered against Denver. A forty-two-year-old starting quarterback there was never a star in the league a one-dimensional running game offense who just got absolutely Lucky by a kicker blowing a kick so disappointing when you look forward to the Superbowl. Even seeing the endzone painted in red and black just looked wrong. Man Minnesota would have made the Super Bowl so entertaining

I feel really bad for these Viking fans.

The most crucial play of the whole game is the one play that is only shown mid play.. the set up to Gary Anderson fg and the fact that he made over 100 kicks in a row and hasn’t missed ANY for 2 years. They aren’t too urgent about moving ball further knowing he’s automatic

I think Minnesota vs. Dever would have been a better superbowl

Classic case of a huge upset in a conference championship game that eventually lead to a dud of a Super Bowl. Everyone wanted (except Atlanta and Jets fans) a Broncos-Vikings SB. Another one is 1985 Patriots-Dolphins. Everyone expected a Bears-Dolphins SB, a 15-1 team against the only team that beat them. We know what we got there instead. Can't call Rams-Saints of 2018 an upset more than outright referee theft. Everyone there wanted a Brady vs Brees matchup and ended up getting one of the biggest snore-bores of all time.

Atlanta had more desire than Minnesota

@jacksonconley5117

2 жыл бұрын

They can’t blame it entirely on Gary Anderson.

Anytime I hear Pat, it brings me back to the Madden game with Barry on the cover (Madden 99?) and him saying "flags fly" after doing a late hit out of bounds

Jamal anderson was a beast. I loved watching him play

You could feel how tight they were playing and coaching. Then you get a scrappy team that just hangs around and bad things happen. They squeak by this game they may roll Denver as their attention and focus would be off the charts.

As a broncos fan. Everybody was worried about Minnesota. But when Atlanta won. Denver was so relieved because they knew they would beat up on Atlanta. I still wish Minnesota vs Denver would have happened

Ahhhhh yes. One of the many hilarious games in the pitiful histories of the Vikings and Falcons franchises. The Broncos would've murdered them both 😂

I know the song and artist they used in the background here and love it.

Nothing has changed in 2023

One of the greatest games in the Atlanta Falcons history.

@efl3249

Жыл бұрын

It IS their greatest game lmao. Correct me if I'm wrong but they are 0 - 2 in Super Bowls. This ranks way higher than the 2016 Falcons NFC Title annihilation of Aaron Rodgers.

Hasn't missed any kind of kick in over two years......

@edwardoutlawjr8154

Жыл бұрын

Two quarters later...🤣🤣🤦🏾‍♂️

Even in overtime, Randy moss has his man on that 3rd down by like 2 steps and if Randal sees it earlier and leads him it’s a td. Even an okay throw is probably caught but he underthrew it

The Vikings made so many ill advised mistakes during this game. In my opinion that sack fumble by Chuck Smith changed the momentum of the game. Questionable decisions by the Vikings in this game: -Why were they being reckless with the ball before half when up 20-7 -Jake Reed was inactive for this game -Robert Smith running the ball out of bounds like 3 times 🤦‍♂️ -Dennis Green taking a knee with about 37 seconds left in regulation 😐 -Chris Chandler was stomping a mud hole on that Vikings defense, he balled out. I’m a Raiders fan but damn you just gotta feel bad the Vikings After Morten Andersen kicked that field goal to win it in overtime, damn that Metrodome was QUIET.

That Superbowl would have been amazing. Yet, we ended up getting the weak falcons vs Denver.

Gary Anderson was roughed.

Watching this like the Vikings might win it..they played a great game..just missed the go ahead winning kick

Why do i do this to myself every so often?!

Thats a little sad that the owner of the Vikings doesnt attend games live of the team he bought. Not exactly a hands on owner or supportive one but I guess thats why. Sure hope the Wilfs are more supportive haha

😂 i thought the song in beginning was saying durex

14:24 Did #75 just do a flying knee?

😂😂 Karma caught Minnesota vs Atlanta in the Metrodome.

Looking back the Vikings should won this game in a blow out but they beat them selfs and defense was exposed keeping Atlanta in the game

4:10 what game is John Madden watching?.. The 49ers?

@johnn.marshall4566

Жыл бұрын

I think he was talking about the previous week when the Falcons beat the Niners, 20-18 in Atlanta.

Battle of the andersons

Can you upload 1999 nfc championship?

@theeusthenopteron6483

9 ай бұрын

Always being blocked by KZread

@bebolino100

9 ай бұрын

@@theeusthenopteron6483 Damn i wish to watch that intro with the Kurt Warner Rams

@theeusthenopteron6483

9 ай бұрын

I know it’s frustrating for me also.

18:35

Who is the guilty, Dennis Green or Gary Anderson? discuss.

@juanpabloperez9063

Жыл бұрын

To me Denisse Green.

wht r u talking about ..?

Vikings LOL!!!

This game still stings