Great moments in New York Jets history: 1a. 1969: Joe Willie Namath guarantees a Super Bowl III win over the heavily-favored Baltimore Colts. 1b. 1992: Bruce Coslet guarantees a win over the loaded San Francisco 49ers. 2a. Namath plays well, wins game and Super Bowl MVP. 2b. Coslet calls a run on 4th and 6. 3a. Namath points arm upward when leaving field, index finger extended. 3b. Coslet leaves field following game, fans extend a different finger towards him.

The 49ers were also coming off the famous No Punt game vs Buffalo so they were definitely not gonna be caught napping

Love your take on these videos.

I forgot Sunday Night Football on TNT ...

You're more reliable than my dad, keep the content coming my guy!

I like how the Jets fans booed their asses after that asinine call

@marcus813

3 жыл бұрын

Coslet earned his team those boos. No wonder he wasn't a successful head coach!

Is that a banjo version of “Staying Alive” by The Bee Gees playing as the soundtrack to this?

"And then, the Jets had a great defensive gameplan, that involved just not covering him at all." Hey, I've seen that before! I think that's also the same gameplan that the Chargers had in Super Bowl XXIX! EDIT: On a separate note, as we close in on the Draft, if you're open to it, you should do a special episode of this for a dumb draft decision. Regardless, love the series.

@OfficialJaguarGator9

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Definitely trying to work on a draft series regarding picks that were universally panned at the time, but it probably won’t come out for another month or so

@nikosuavesworldofsportsmusic

4 жыл бұрын

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 Good morning sir. I was wondering if will you be making as well posting Marshall Faulk, Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, Sterling Sharpe, James Lofton, Warren Moon, Priest Holmes, Dan Marino, the Marks Brothers (Clayton & Duper), Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce, Daunte Culpepper, Matthew Stafford, Herman Moore, Calvin "Megatron" Johnson, Dan Fouts, Charlie Joiner, John (JJ) Jefferson, Wes Chandler, Kellen Winslow Sr., Chuck Muncie, James Brooks, Andre Reed, Thurman Thomas, Steve Young, Jerry Rice, John Taylor, Roger Craig, Ricky Watters, Art Monk, Gary Clark, Ricky Sanders, Henry Ellard, Willie "Flipper" Anderson, Drew Hill, Ernest Givens, Haywood Jeffries, Tony Dorsett, Eric Dickerson, & Bo Jackson touchdown highlights or overall career highlight videos in the upcoming future at your earliest convenience of course?

Even John Madden said in one of the Madden video game commercials, "Don't do stupid things."

Okay. I don't mind the *decision* to go for it on 4th down there. You're the underdog, you have the ball at the 25, if you convert you'll be in the red zone with a good chance to tie the score. May as well be aggressive. Now, the *play* they chose, on the other hand... THAT was indefensible.

It’s the Jets. What in the fuck do you expect?

We learned not to hire Bruce coslett

I can see if Coslet called that HB counter if it was 4th down & 2. On 4th & 6, though?! He would've been better off bringing Jason Staurovsky out to take the points.

@chrisp679

3 жыл бұрын

But Staurovsky couldn’t really kick his way out of a wet paper bag…

@marcus813

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisp679 Trotting him out there would've still been better than running a counter at that point, though.

I remember Bruce Coslet ran a similar play in 1997 when he was the Bengals coach; that may've been a 4th-and-18 or something wild like that (not sure about the opponent).

@mgb4692

3 жыл бұрын

It was the Jaguars, and then he tried to pass it off on Eric Bieniemy (which is of course the reason EB can't get hired as a head coach today😂😂😂😂)

If you look at the play, they pulled both the RG and RT- DeWayne White and Irv Eatman. Eatman got a decent block, but White totally missed the defender coming off the corner!! Yes, it was a dumb decision to run the ball. It was made worse, by terrible execution by the OL!

...and don't expect the Jets not to play like the Jets.

Not many things the Jets did in the 90s made sense until Bill Parcells arrived.

I can maybe see a draw, but a simple counter is simply stupid.

Was this the worst call you’ve ever seen on 4th down? Leave your thoughts down below

@pronkb000

4 жыл бұрын

Not NFL, but Penn State's 4th & 5 call against Ohio State in 2018 was as bad or worse than this, especially since this came in the 1st quarter and that running play was with the game on the line coming out of a timeout.

@BoltTheEmolga

4 жыл бұрын

You clearly forgot about the draw on 4th and 9

@OfficialJaguarGator9

4 жыл бұрын

@@BoltTheEmolga Don't worry. I haven't forgotten about Freddie Kitchens. That's definitely coming up in a future episode

@BoltTheEmolga

4 жыл бұрын

Official JaguarGator9 Alright. Only thought that because you said that the run on 4th and 6 was the “worst call”, when there was a run on a worse-drawn (pun not intended) play for a longer distance. Maybe a top 10 worst Kitchens moments? As a Browns fan it’d be great to show off just how set back we were by coaching.

@OfficialJaguarGator9

4 жыл бұрын

@@BoltTheEmolga Probably gonna make 2 videos on Kitchens just based on 2019 alone. That 4th and 11/4th and 16 play against New England was a special kind of bad

The Jets' game plan in this game looked like Dan Devine's play book. But at least Dan Devine could somewhat be defended by the fact that he had who should have been 1 of the best running backs of his time (if not for horrible play calling) in John Brockington, and another star back in MacArthur Lsne

1:02 😂

QB O'Brien telegraphed that it was going to be a run.

How many old games do you watch in their entirety @JaguarGator9?

@OfficialJaguarGator9

4 жыл бұрын

Way too many

What about Ray Rice 4th and 29?

You know you could probably make a lot of videos featuring Coslet. Not that he would be happy about it.

Jets so typical lose lose lose

This decision was clearly awful from the start.

Cowboy vs the eagles was the dumbest 4th down

The poor jet fans....I see them suffer year in & year out!

It seems to me that boasting before a game almost always ends in disaster. Whether you're a coach or a player, you should probably just keep your damned mouth shut lest you build a fire under the opponent's ass.

It’s okay you counted the ref as a player. Knowing the Jets there was a damn good chance the RB would run into him anyway.