Awesome video! As a lifelong Steeler fan, I never knew this. Amazing & thank you for it!

Bradshaw hated his own coach big flip.

Kinda reminds me of something Bill Belichick would do. Oh wait! 2017 - Steelers release James Harrison on December 23rd and three days later, Belichick and the Patriots snatched him up.

@jimwerther

2 жыл бұрын

Not the same thing

@MeneerHerculePoirot

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimwerther Yeah, but Belichick DID do this with LeGarette Blount. That move cost the Patriots some things on the down low. They stayed off a couple draft picks right after that. I'm from Pittsburgh and have friends in the organization. They leveraged going public for the picks. Robert Kraft and Dan Rooney ironed it out on a private call between the 2 of them. That's why Steelers fans hate the Patriots more than even the Browns.

@jimwerther

2 жыл бұрын

@@MeneerHerculePoirot Truthfully, I don't know. Ever since the NFL caved to the woke, anti-American crowd, I largely stopped following. My guess, though, is that Steeler fans hate NE more than they do CLE because Belichick owns Pittsburgh in the playoffs, and Cleveland hasn't won a football game in 283 years.

@heavymetallabrat

2 жыл бұрын

Man, sports fans have the longest memory. Especially if they felt slighted by something. I still have to hear my old man complain about the damn tuck rule.

@mrg8581

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimwerther 😀

Shula rented Bradshaw's 1978 movie "Hooper" on VHS multiple times, and always rewound the tape before returning. Two greats that respected each other.

Moser is definitely a football name.

I really enjoy the amount of time spent on Rick Moser. This was a different era of football, I hesitate to say a greater era but these guys often bled their teams colors. They played for each other & the cities they represented as much as the almighty dollar. I just really enjoyed this reminder of a guy I had forgotten about. My Steeler fan hood runs deep, as I was just a little boy when Moser played, but I do remember him. I remember his preseason play more than anything. Thank you for this story, I know it was about Shula & Bradshaw but I enjoyed the entirety of the story.

Moser has acted in several movies, most notably as the high-sock-wearing assistant football coach in Dazed and Confused, as a football player in Everybody's All-American, and as himself in Fighting Back: The Rocky Bleier Story. He has appeared in the popular television series The Facts of Life and Diff'rent Strokes. He also had recurring roles on ABC's General Hospital and HBO's 1st & Ten. Moser appeared in numerous national TV commercials and had modeled in print advertisements.

@cardphins68

2 жыл бұрын

My Lord, I do now recall that Assistant Coach from that movie, LOL! "What's the matter Floyd, Quarterbacks don't need to sign the Pledge Form?"

@mrg8581

2 жыл бұрын

Moser probably made more money acting than he did playing in the NFL.

Bradshaw was never one to bite his tongue or be politically correct this surprises me.

@mrg8581

2 жыл бұрын

I wish the NFL had more players like Bradshaw now.

@karlcooper7016

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrg8581 Oh hell yea Aaron Rodgers might be the closest.

@mrg8581

2 жыл бұрын

@@karlcooper7016 Agreed

Compare those guys to today's mercenaries who change teams every year

@ryanjacobson2508

2 жыл бұрын

That's also due to the salary cap and the "veteran minimum salary", both of which incentivize teams to not keep established players as these players are more expensive than younger players.

@mrg8581

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanjacobson2508 True.

This was an awesome history lesson/video. Loved it. What a great job researching this story, along with excellent video clips. Really outstanding job on this one

The NFL has since somewhat limited this practice--ironically because of the Steelers. I remember back in the 1990s how much Bill Cowher and Tom Coughlin hated each other and Coughlin would claim players off the Steelers practice squad days before the Jaguars and Steelers would play each other. After multiple instances of this happening the NFL banned teams from signing practice squad guys from other teams if that specific team was their next opponent.

Damn Bradshaw had a cannon of an arm

@1cryogen

2 жыл бұрын

And if you see the hits he took, it's amazing he played as long as he did. In today's era where you can't touch QBs or WRs, Bradshaw would have excelled.

I never realized how hard Terry Bradshaw threw that ball

A gentleman's agreement is worth the paper it's written on.

Shula never hated Bradshaw.

@jmrich5328

Жыл бұрын

Yea he did. Bradshaw owned the dolphins from 74 till 82 lol..

@nerdsworthpoindexter6661

Жыл бұрын

@@jmrich5328 Maybe you hate people because of a football affiliation, but not Don Shula. Shula was a devout Catholic, and I went to school with his sons in Miami. He didn't walk around hating anyone in the NFL. Can you cite a quote from him saying that he hated Bradshaw?

@jmrich5328

Жыл бұрын

@@nerdsworthpoindexter6661 Oh brother. We're not talking about literal, murderous hate here. More like a 'sports anger' lol which I'm sure disapated with time. You are taking this way too seriously. 🤷😆

As a law student you could have used the term Peremptory Challenges to refer to the Injured Reserve rules that year.

A Dolphin player found a playbook from the opposing team. He gave it to Shula. Shula threw it in the trash can.

@carlosrodriguez5900

2 жыл бұрын

Shula was a class act.

@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238

2 жыл бұрын

That's BS......Shula got inside info from Moser......you could count on it. Where do you think Belicheat learned it from?

@tony3683

2 жыл бұрын

@@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238 Claiming players is not cheating. It is clearly in the rules of releases and waivers in every sport. Every team in all major sports have and will do it. Listening in lockers and filming practices is outside the rules. Now you can remove your foot from your mouth

@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238

2 жыл бұрын

@@tony3683 say what you want.....its still a bush league move, even if its within the rules.Shula had no Plans for Moser, he just wanted an edge.

@tony3683

2 жыл бұрын

@@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238 within the rules then and now. The Oakland playback that he had and disposed of without turning a page is integrity. Shula had it. You can't see the difference and for that I pity you.

Fun Video. I enjoyed watching it. In 1992, the Giants claimed TE John Brandes from Washington in very similar circumstances. It was December, and the two teams were preparing to play each other later that week. It was a home game for New York, however. Washington won easily, and I do not remember any animosity between the teams. I recall an interview before the game in which John Brandes said that he was now a Giant, and he was obligated to do his best to help that team win. I hope my memories are accurate.

@TommyRibs

2 жыл бұрын

A buddy of mine interned for the GIANTS in 1992 and 1993. He picked up John Brandes from the airport when the GIANTS signed him. He developed a friendly relationship with John Brandes and said he was a great guy. When the GIANTS later released Brandes, my friend gave him a ride back to the airport. Brandes gave him one of his GIANTS hats.

It is true about miami not caring about football. Nobody is "from" miami that lives there. They are not loyal to any sport. It is a bandwagon town.

@williamwilkinson6665

7 ай бұрын

@Pateder2163....not sure about Miami but you just described Tampa to the T ..I lived there for 16 years and it's the worst fan base as far as support for their teams I have ever scene..

@dangrimes5078

Ай бұрын

​@@williamwilkinson6665Seen

I wanted to hear about a grudge between 2 HOFers. Instead I was bored by a lengthy monologue about a 5th string RB who no one's ever heard of

@rogerwilliams5366

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! More click bait from this pathetic site

@Biggdoom344

2 жыл бұрын

Steelers fans know Moser. He was a solid backup and Good on ST.

@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238

2 жыл бұрын

Pay attention Dummy.....this is backroom gerrymandering in the NFL.....stop watching the End zone Dance and really think about what a Tool Shula was to pick up Moser in that situation........he had to cut one of his guys loose, and Bradshaw was sorry to see his teammate get used like that. No class Shula.....the template for Belicheat.

@lewis9702

2 жыл бұрын

@@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238 I was paying attention and I was thoroughly bored. And BTW weren't the Steelers cheating with roids in that era? Dumbass

You said sometime back you were working on a two-hour video that I believe had to do with Don Shula. How’s that coming?

"Hey Moser. Go clean out your locker and take all personals to the visitors' locker room. That's where you'll need them."

Superb story.

My takeaway from this video is Theo Bell is the greatest receiver of all-time!

@arikkthorn

2 жыл бұрын

Really, geez that’s wreckless speculation.

Damn... the politics of football. If anyone knew how to game the system, it was Shula, since he was on the rules committee.

I can't fault Shula in this case. The Steelers didn't go into this situation with eyes closed. They knew the risk they were taking with Moser knowing that they used their 3 freebies. Thank goodness the IR rules are so different these days.

Morning JG9!

It was more because Bradshaw really owned the Miami dolphins during Shula's tenure as a head coach... But it was never a personal thing... Both had a mutual respect for one another....

The greatest dynasty of the 1970s (Bradshaw) vs the greatest season of the 1970s (Shula’s 1972 Dolphins) How fitting.

@lestermount3287

2 жыл бұрын

Shula has the better career

@georgeschmelzle6318

2 жыл бұрын

Greatest season ever.

@georgeschmelzle6318

2 жыл бұрын

@@lestermount3287 "He could win with his guys or he could win with your guys." Bum Phillips

@aaronnarsavage3640

2 жыл бұрын

@@lestermount3287 Well, that's debatable. Both are all-time greats, but Shula went 2-4 as a coach in Super Bowls, while Bradshaw went 4-0 as a player in Super Bowls including 2 Super Bowl MVPs. I guess it depends on what "career criteria" you are basing that statement on, but the actual FACTS kinda speak for itself considering what every pro player/coach is striving for....

@mikeandrews1899

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgeschmelzle6318 🤔 "He can beat your'n with his'n, and his'n with your'n"?

Great video, Big Pittsburgh Steelers fan here for many years, I subscribed. Terry Bradshaw is my favorite all time Steelers player! :))

@Kenny-zv4pp

8 ай бұрын

Idiot 😅

Come on jg, get to the point about Brad v shula

@jacobtrujillo9469

2 жыл бұрын

Totally

The thing is that Shula and Dolphins were a force in the early 80's. Making it to the divisional round in 81 and losing to the Chargers. 82 making to the Super Bowl and losing, 83 losing in the divisional round to the Seahawks, 84 losing the Super Bowl to the 49ers, 85 losing the AFC Championship to the Patriots. The Dolphins still were a force in the NFL it's just that they never won a Super Bowl.

@fredleeland2464

2 жыл бұрын

Don't kniw if they were a "force" but they were good A force would be the Giants, Niners, 49ers and, to an extent, the Broncos

@DolFan316

2 жыл бұрын

You could even make an argument that the '82-85 Dolphins could've pulled a Bills and gone to four straight Super Bowls.

@davidozab2753

2 жыл бұрын

@@DolFan316 and lost them all

@stevenbauer4799

2 жыл бұрын

they were the early afc power of the '70's that handled weaker nfc teams in two s b's going to three straight sb's. then the steelers by passed them for afc then nfl superiority. then they got handled by bigger better stronger nfc teams in the early '80's in the sb. like most afc teams did in '80's. phins were consistent for 15 year span. i wouldn't say were a force or a true power based on back to back sb's in early '70's. had they won a sb with a retooled roster in '82 or '84 then maybe. and they let marino's best season go to waste. they were a poorer failed version of niners who won five sb's in a 14 year span.

@thedirtybubble9613

2 жыл бұрын

@@fredleeland2464 Yes they were a force in the AFC back then. Had Miami won the super bowl in 82 would you have changed your opinion? They are not a force TODAY is what you meant.

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.

Wasn't Shula also the head of the rules committee at the time, so if anyone knew how to game the system, it would be him?

@leogetz3570

2 жыл бұрын

lol... yep

Anytime an athlete begs to come back I think it's wise to bring them back with the egos and all.

I used to love the Steelers (and I live on the west coast) Hey I have Mike Mercer Kicking shoes !! I used in HS and College....

I was at that game. Oh I remember that play very well. I was so confused at first, I didn't understand why Shula was running up the sideline shaking his fist at Bradshaw. Shortly thereafter, through one of the small speakers mounted on the posts at Three Rivers,* I heard Cope say that Shula was calling Bradshaw "bush" for attempting to run up the score when the game was in hand. This was also discussed on Cope's post game show. Ah the good old days, I would listen to Cope's show all the way home to WV from the parking garage until I lost signal. Strangely, there was virtually nothing about the incident later on the 11:00PM news. *No video screens back then. Those speakers on the posts and in the restrooms provided the game audio. Many folks sat with portable radios and even a few portable small screen TVs to supplement the coverage.

Apparently Story boy (JG9) doesn't know what the definition of a feud is, much less a "bitter" one!

@rogerwilliams5366

2 жыл бұрын

He knows click-bait though

@patrickmorgan4006

2 жыл бұрын

The least he could have done was keep the video brief. The entire "feud" part lasted about 30 seconds and the whole story could have been told in 2 minutes.

@rogerwilliams5366

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickmorgan4006 👍🎯👏

@rogerwilliams5366

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickmorgan4006 Which is why I will never click on again

Whew! This story could’ve been told in 3 mins

Final gets to the Terry Bradshaw beef at 12:30

What a waste of time. Here's all you need to know: Shula claimed two players (who were not very high on the depth chart when they were active) who the Steelers were trying to activate from IR by putting them waivers. This occurred 2 days before the teams were scheduled to play each other. Bradshaw didn't like that this was done despite a gentlemen's agreement by teams not to do such a thing, so he threw a meaningless pass with the game decided instead of just running out the clock. Shula didn't like it so he allegedly had a minor shouting match with Bradshaw after the game. End of story, end of "feud".

@RMosack

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. That sums it up. Kind of rich to hear about Bradshaw whining about this. He played for the most roided up team in NFL history, and he's worried about a "gentleman's agreement". LOL.

@erictalbert4633

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! This guy took over 14 minutes in a video with 16:4 some seconds to get to him he point! And blew it waaay out of Proportion!

@brianarbenz7206

2 жыл бұрын

@@erictalbert4633 That's the way KZread economics work, sad to say. You find the most grabber words you can for the headline, instead of using an accurate description.

@russelljohnson7067

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@88cutty

2 жыл бұрын

@@RMosack so what you're saying is that the Steelers beat your favorite team, often.

Why is that a thing in the first place? Only getting three guaranteed people back from injuries seems detrimental if someone wants to yoink your star players and they can do without repercussions.

Nice job!!!!

Great video! Here is a potential video: On December 16, 1979, Terry Bradshaw ran the ball against my Bills ... he got tackled, his helmet came off and Bills LB Jim Haslett kicked his head and Terry was bleeding, but missed only one play. Former Buffalo News writer Larry Felser said: "Haslett claimed he thought he was kicking the ball, but that's not possible, the ball has more hair."

@lesmoore3638

2 жыл бұрын

I specifically remember that play. You could see Hasslet reaching out to stop on Bradshaw. Very Bush league.

A Bradshaw-Shula feud??? Didn't know that but I knew that Bradshaw didn't get along with Steelers' head coach Chuck Noll either. Good 'ol Terry must have been a bit on the difficult side lol..

@joeterzio7175

2 жыл бұрын

He disliked Noll for how Bradshaw thought he was misused early in Bradshaw's career. Noll was not personally close to his players at all and Bradshaw, a small-town kid from Louisiana, really wanted a father-figure type when he got into the NFL.

That's too bad they hated each other. They're both Legends.

This is like some early LA Beast background music.

The move was obviously to wreck the Steelers chances of winning the game. Have to agree with Bradshaw on this one. This injured reserve rule of 3 sounds dumb and I hope the NFL changed this afterwards.

@who0icu812

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@Fender178

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the NFL eventually changed this stupid IR rules and being able to claim IR players after using up 3 freebies because when in the mid to late 1990s I don't remember ever hearing about IR players being claimed nor having the stupid 3 freebies thing either.

The Steelers were on their way down In the 80's. Their dynasty days were over.

@fredleeland2464

2 жыл бұрын

Chuck Noll was done by 82 and held onto his legacy until moving on in 92

@karlcooper7016

2 жыл бұрын

@@fredleeland2464 He and Shula stayed well beyond their primes.

@joetigano829

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Nothing gets past you!

@karlcooper7016

2 жыл бұрын

@@joetigano829 is that supposed to be sarcasm or what?

@haroldmccoy6748

2 жыл бұрын

@@fredleeland2464 not at his former great plateau unquestionably,but he wasn't done ,made post season 4 times in 80's captured 2 road playoff victories ,advanced to 1 conference championship game, would have been three if not for a mark stork dropped pass late inthe divisional round game vs the broncos ,with Pittsburgh only needing a fg too capture a victory ,heading into Cleveland for the conference championship game ..

I'm sure Shula was hoping he could get some intel. That's the only reason.

Bradshaw was right about Shula. Don't complain about a 'bush' move only two days after you made a bigger 'bush' move yourself.

@theprofessor8589

2 жыл бұрын

Bradshaw, your boy, was just that. This is a business! Bradshaw crying about he 'took two of my players'!! No dude, they were NOT YOUR players, they were the Steelers organization's players, The ROONNEYS!!! If THEY weren't crying and whining about it, why was Bitchshaw, I mean Bradshaw? Please, give me a break!!

On a scale of 1-10... Topic 8 Script 2 Delivery 2 First time on this channel. Also the last.

Awesome stuff!!!! Good for Terry to stick it right back to Shula!!!!

This is no big deal. This guy makes this little Mickey mouse scenario not even big enough to qualify as a footnote and acts like it's Ohio State and Michigan during the Ten Years War. Two HOFers feuding over the acquisition of a 4th string RB? Get real. Nobody cared and neither should you.

Your videos always have a good topic. And they are a tad long. I'd love them more if they were more succinct.

Bradshaw looked amazing in these clips

Bradshaw seems to have a problem with quite a few people. Shula, Ben Roethlisberger, Mike Tomlin.

Yeah the IR rules were very stupid back then. Today's IR rules are million times better than what they were during the 1970s into the 1980s. Who ever thought of the IR rules for the 1970s and 1980s needs to get their heads examined.

Shula got the best of Pittsburgh especially in 70s and 3 straight superbowls, 17-0

In a second playoff game against NE the Broncos Tim Tebow faced his old Broncos coach fired earlier but picked up by NE prior to this game. Guess who won?

A team I hate f'n over another team I hate, classic.

@67marlins

8 ай бұрын

K bye.

If we're being honest, neither team had a shot at the playoffs. Both teams would have had to win out. The Stealers might have made it(they would have swept Houston who ended up getting in). But Miami would have finished 10-6 which would have had them still out of the playoffs(both wildcard teams were 11-5).

@Rockhound6165

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewdaley746 the fuck are you babbling on about?

@MrPapageorgio10

2 жыл бұрын

That was a crazy season. Every team in the AFC playoffs had the same record of 11-5

@effend446

2 жыл бұрын

That opening day loss in Buffalo (the one that ended the streak) came back to bite the Dolphins in the end.

@gluserty

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrPapageorgio10 That is quite the unusual occurrence for a playoff bracket; AFC was wide-open, and I'd say all those teams had a shot at winning the AFC (I don't think the Oilers would have, but I feel good about the other 4 team's chances back then; not so much today, as the players are older now).

Could you do a video about the Giants Saints game in 2005?

@leogetz3570

2 жыл бұрын

Oh man, i remember that. Played the game in New York but the Saints were the home team, even changed the logo on the field didn't they? The Saints went through some serious shit that year.

@gluserty

2 жыл бұрын

@@leogetz3570 Yeah, the 2005 Saints lived in a stark reality; I don't even consider what they had to be a football season really, but more of a life circumstance. Humph, they win 3 games in an untenable situation, yet there are other teams with nothing going on like that and they win 0-2 games (that wasn't a great Saints team either, nothing at all like the 2008 Patriots without Brady).

That hurts over 40 yrs ago uggggghhhhhhh!!!!

So lets be straight........a Professional Sportsman did his job and ensured a healthy win for his team (that really needed it) and the opposing Coach - who was the model of NFL professional conduct - was upset about it? Yeah, right.

A 5 minute video, stretched to 16

Your story is too loooooong!

Moser looks like Lambert a little

It was a WR screen not a pass. No different than a run.

Shula was a corrupted trickster he left the tarps off the raining afc championship 1982 jets

Two legendary football teams of the era. There was no hatred. Your title is insinuating otherwise. Great footage, but crap storyline.

@jimwerther

2 жыл бұрын

Both the script and the delivery are truly awful

@rogerwilliams5366

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimwerther 👏👏👏

@rogerwilliams5366

2 жыл бұрын

🎯🎯🎯

@jimwerther

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogerwilliams5366 My first time on this channel. Also my last.

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about the Steelers-Dolphins rematch in Miami the next year, which the Dolphins won in a blowout. Did Don Shula try to rub it in Buddy Ryan-style on the Steelers in that game?

I remember Rick Moser but I didn't remember this. Another Stiller special teamer from that era with a more tragic story is Randy Reutershein(sp?)

Ahh when the NFL was actually a sport and not a business It sucks

Bradshaw is like an old west gunslinger

What a waste of time.

Do some homework on CHUCK

Bradshaw hates everybody

So petty

Gosh you must be old ! lots of details that seem very subjective, and hyperbole. Is this a term paper ??

Other then his family who gives a crap about 39! Stoped watching there.

When the curtain is pulled back..

Damn, Shula was a genius... With those rules I would have done the same thing. Doesn't matter if the outcome of the game was meaningless, or if he needed the players, Don Shula does what it takes to win.

@who0icu812

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah no Honor. That's bush that karma paid off lol. Least he got 2 SB's before coming up short the rest of his yrs.

@dallasbrubaker6054

2 жыл бұрын

I have nothing wrong with it at all. Gentleman's agreement? LOL this is the NFL, man. He probably did it to pick their brain. And nobody stole anyone. It was done within the rules.

@effend446

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it was legal, but it was still a dick move by Shula. Funny thing was karma came back to bite Shula for the rest of his coaching career - He never did find a successor to Larry Czonka.

@stevenpipines7773

2 жыл бұрын

Don Shula was and always will be the greatest coach in NFL history! Even if Bill Belcheat surpasses him in the win column, many of those wins were by cheating such as spying on the opposing team and deflating footballs. New England has been fined numerous times and has even had draft picks taken away from them. And that's only the times they have been caught.

@davidcobb2693

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevenpipines7773 That's why every year video game enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the release of the new Shula video game, have you reserved your copy of Shula '23 yet? Total number of wins says you coached forever, winning percentage carries more prestige and separates the hangers-on from the coaching geniuses! You may want to do a search to find out who leads ALL NFL Head Coaches in winning percentage, I'll hand you a 2-word hint... JOHN MADDEN!!!

Gentleman's agreement in the NFL? Yeah okay Terry? The luckiest QB of all time 🤣🤣🤣.

@TheJpep2424

2 жыл бұрын

LOL lucky QB with 4 super bowls.

@s.l.nicholson4240

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheJpep2424: At least you admit it.

@jjamesd1

2 жыл бұрын

Bradshaw was extremely lucky. The Steelers just had a great Defense. That`s why they won 4 Superbowls, not because of TB.

@joeterzio7175

2 жыл бұрын

@@jjamesd1 I guess Bradshaw should return the MVP award he got for 1978 as well as disavow his Pro-Bowl selections.

@jjamesd1

2 жыл бұрын

@@joeterzio7175 I agree!

00:54. T Bell with that amazing catch and run!

Miami fans love their team. Especially then when they were winners. I don't know WTF this back-up RB was talking about

DUDE love your stuff, but this js a reach...i am old enough to not only remember this era, i remember this weekend, because i am a Browns fan...DUDE WAS at non impact player at that point

I will never forget how "Saint Shula" rigged the 1982 AFC Championship Game by not covering the field thus negating the Jets team speed. Too bad for the Jets. I think they would have beaten that Redskins team that year. The 1982 Jets were loaded.

Steel curtain? By 1980, they were more like the Eddie Murphy character in the barbershop from Coming To America! "What is that velvet?" #StayWokeMyFriends

Don Shula one of the greatest coaches ever .

I always thought the Dolphins held on to Shula way too long they should have given him the Tom Laundry Treatment and showed him the door sometime after their SB 17 loss to the Skins.

@brando7266

2 жыл бұрын

U do know they made the super bowl two yrs later,and made 2 more conference championship games,before Shula retired, ps- have u not seen what's happened to Miami without him?,,haven't won a playoff game in 22 yrs,and haven't made a conference championship game since 1992,,, Shula is still god in Miami,,

@haroldmccoy6748

2 жыл бұрын

@@brando7266 👍💯

@carlosrodriguez5900

2 жыл бұрын

Look at the record since they fired him.

@karlcooper7016

2 жыл бұрын

@@carlosrodriguez5900 What? 3 superbowls? Before Jerry Jones got swallowed up by his own ego he wasn't doing too badly.

@carlosrodriguez5900

2 жыл бұрын

@@karlcooper7016 Yes but what I meant is no one in Miami like Shula. I believe he had around an 80 % record and no loosing seasons. Not bad since the owner for years never really paid players big money. He was a football genius.

I vaguely remember Moser but I don't remember his story at all.

Subsequent evaluation would suggest that one of the truly great NFL QBs of all time, ran on fuel largely composed of misplaced narcissism.

Miami had a 3000 yard backfield. Not sure what this needs is speaking about

Shows how petty Shula was

Bradshaw was the luckiest QB in NFL History. He barely completed over 50% of his passes and threw almost the same amount of interceptions as TDs. Those Steelers were a heck of a team to support that kind of numbers

Shula is The Goat 🐐

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1980. the end of the super steelers. just a matter of which ones retire each season now. steelers were old and aging. phins still had a few leftovers from the perfect squad. both had old qb's leading to that strange path both took at the '83 draft. did bradshaw even win a playoff game after this point? i know steelers had a few playoff misses then bolts beat them at home in playoffs (i think that was last bradshaw game) before raiders destroy them in la in playoffs.

@Rockhound6165

2 жыл бұрын

Bradshaw played well in the playoff game vs San Diego in 1982. The Stealers had a 28-17 lead in the 4th quarter. The defense blew that. But he himself threw for 325 yards and 2 TD's and also had a rushing TD. The next season he was out the entire year but came back and started week 15 @ NY and threw for 77 yards and 2 scores before his elbow gave out. That was his last game so it wasn't like he fell off like a lot of players do, his body just couldn't do anymore.

@Rockhound6165

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewdaley746 again, this had zero to do with Bradshaw and more to do with Pittsburgh's shortsightedness.

@stevenbauer4799

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rockhound6165 that steel curtain d was no more by then. and bradshaw paid the price for many a vicious hits. ed 'turkey' jones reverse body slam sack and the hit boys put on him in that s b when he threw that td pass to swann are two that come to mind.

@stevenbauer4799

2 жыл бұрын

i think noll preferred d with the steel curtain now done and he fell in love with senore sack. rooney may have been concerned with so called marino baggage rumours out there with marino playing too close to home.

@stevenbauer4799

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewdaley746 yes it did.

This has nothing to do with football. This was a life learning lesson. To many co incidents