Fun Fact: Uwe Von Schamann was the model for Ray Finkle in Ace Ventura.

@dionr1168

7 ай бұрын

I only saw that movie for the Cannibal Corpse concert.

@markphelt6395

7 ай бұрын

I thought it was Scott Norwood but it wouldn’t make sense to have him in Buffalo. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@SgtScorpious

7 ай бұрын

Finkle is Einhorn...

@stevenbauer4799

7 ай бұрын

yeah that was obvious since they used uwe in the clips. 'he got a look at captain winkie...'

@markphelt6395

7 ай бұрын

@@stevenbauer4799 manolo is that you?

'he got a look at captain winkie...'

Ray Finkle, keeps the laces out lol!

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about von Schamann and his kicking in the playoffs the next year.

Thought that was Ray Finkle

“There’s no way that I can look at that and say that if I would have hit that, we would have won the game.” Larry Dorman agrees, criticizing Shula for not running the ball while noting Uwe’s misses six misses from 42+ yards out. Uwe’s quote appears to continue “I had expected us to keep the ball on the ground and not take a chance with an interception. I wasn’t really praying for a chance at a field goal. I certainly was hoping that it wouldn’t come down to that one point. I can’t say that I lost the game because I missed the extra point. It was a team effort and you have to look at it that way. You can’t blame it on one person.” Two thoughts: The context seems to add a lot that you left out; if nothing else it doesn't strike me as dumb. Secondly, where was the backlash that kept us talking about it almost 40 year later? Even the article you cite seems to accept von Schamann's explanation despite admittedly weak team-speak.

If you're responding to a question with, "It's not my fault we lost", it had better be the case that everyone else in the room is confused, either by the answer, because the team won, or by the question, because you really didn't have an impact on the game, like you're the second string waterboy or something.

@raphaeldean5801

6 ай бұрын

2nd string waterboy, man, that's great

I'm guessing that Don Shula never really had a soft spot for kickers on his roster.

Hey bro still have fun with your grandparents

Interesting fact: Uwe von Schamann was originally born in what was then West Berlin in Germany in 1956 before his family moved to Fort Worth, Texas. After graduating from Fort Worth's Eastern Hills high school, he went to the University of Oklahoma where, during a game against Ohio State in 1977, he led the opposing Ohio State fans in a block that kick chant--and then proceeded to make the field goal and beat Ohio State... In the NFC title game in 1981, funnily enough, the Cowboys would be on the receiving end of a 28-27 loss, to the San Francisco 49ers (although it was due to the Cowboys having two field goals and three TDs, not missing a PAT) thanks to the famous play known as The Catch...

I remember that game. One of only 4 games that the Dolphins lost that season!

@ShrexyGuy

7 ай бұрын

"A 4 loss team. The definition of awful" -Von Schamman, probably

@Fencellisk

7 ай бұрын

​@@ShrexyGuy how?

New subscriber. I watched your video on 2002 Dolphins and loved the video. If you haven’t done these videos, can you do a video on how bad the 2003 Vikings choked from making the playoffs, because they lost all 4 games to the top 4 teams in the next season NFL Draft, including a last-second TD to my Cardinals (that’s how I became a Cards fan, unfortunately)? Also a video on both the 2002 and 2003 Saints I exclusively missing the playoffs?

At lease Uwe still had a job. Missing an extra point kick is no joke at times. Case in point: Toni Linhart (who was substituting for an injured Pat Leahy) in one for the Jets against the Bills missed two extra point kicks. The Jets lost 14-12. The next week, he missed a field goal and extra point kick; then lost his job.

@Bruce12867

7 ай бұрын

Prior to his odyssey with the Jets, Linhart, as a Colt, missed three field goals against the Browns. Colts owner Robert Irsay sarcastically gave him a $10,000 raise, while Head coach Ted Marchibroda cut him the next day. I believe JG9 made a video about that bizarre story.

@andrewpadaetz5549

7 ай бұрын

@@Bruce12867 Yes he did

This is the first game I ever remember watching live. As a Dolphin fan, it was a cruel introduction.

#24 Walls outstanding Corner for Dallas. Along with Michael Downs. Landry had a good squad in 81.

I have no problem with that response.

The inspiration for Ray Finkel in Ace Ventura Pet Detective, "Laces Out Dan!"

Ten weeks later, he kicked a divot in overtime against the Chargers with a chance to complete the comeback for the Epic in Miami. Can't single him out directly as the Phins' offense had too many giveaways that night. Andra Franklin's fumble was brutal.

At least Uwe made his kicks in the playoffs that season...

I am a big Dol-Fan and of the great coach Don Shula but he made some blunders like keeping inept DC Tom Olivadotti way too long and cutting Garo for this clown even though the reasoning at the time is that he had longer kickoffs than Garo and he did end the MNF game in which Howard Cosell announced that John Lennon had been killed with a OT FG that won the game that made me feel good for two seconds and his 48 yard game winner that beat the Jets 20-19 that gave the Dolphins the AFC East title in 1982 plus the misses in the Epic in Miami kept the Dolphins from becoming frozen fish sticks the following week in the -59 degree wind chill at the Bengals for the AFC Championship game.

@butterbook

7 ай бұрын

Correct...they would not have a chance in Cincinnati.

@markkrull556

5 ай бұрын

I think the New England kicker in that game was John Smith at New England

11:20 im waiting for the greatest line in KZread history lol

I watched this game, and even though it was a one-point win for Dallas, the main reason the Dolphins was David Woodley's five interceptions, not an missed extra point.

Say hello to mr winkie 😂

Finally a video of the CORRECT Florida team. Good one!

Well- that guy really needed a lesson on what not to tell the press when they s asked him what was wrong 😑 with him after he missed the extra point in the game- d -uh !!😂😂😂😂😮😮😮😅

YOU THINK RAY FINKAL WAS BAD VON SCHAMANN WAS WORST KICKER IN MIAMI DOLPHINS HISTORY 😂😅

While von Schamann's missed PAT wasn't the only reason why the Fins lost, he played a role in their loss in Irving, Texas that day and he should've owned it and kept it moving.

He pushed it badly... Hell, I can still hit that kick with either foot (I was a kicker in HS.. extra points I could do with either foot)... bad. Probably why they replaced him with Fuad Reveiz not too long afterwards..

uwe von schamen from ou wasn't the dumbest kicker in phins history. Remember garo sb vii bone head throw that almost cost phins the sb and perfect season.

@andrewpadaetz5549

7 ай бұрын

That gave Garo a post career gig as a banquet speaker-thankfully he was able to laugh about it.

laces out.

Zach Wilson’s distant uncle?

Am I the only person who actually waited for so long to hear JG9 say I’m Sorry, WHAT?”?

Ussed to as a Dolphins fan call him Uve Von Fop he just seemed to miss when it mattered most.

@aaronholcomb237

7 ай бұрын

Yet when he was in college, he hit a clutch game winning field goal in Columbus to help Oklahoma beat Ohio State in 1977 and he is remembered in this state for that kick even 46 years later.

@darrencole97

7 ай бұрын

@@aaronholcomb237 we just were bitter for losing one of the greatest ever who could not throw a pass in the Super Bowl lol.

Uve Von Schankem

You know somebody who would have zero tolerance for his bullshit? Don Shula

Eat your heart out, Mike Vanderjack

@michaelkoszowski3716

7 ай бұрын

Lol...Mike vanderjerk .

👍👍

You're too wordy, you use too many words to put forth the ideas you attempt and often succeed at conveying.

Shula would keep him around until 1985.

'he got a look at captain winkie...'

@freeparking301

7 ай бұрын

“Your gun is digging into my hip”

@stevenbauer4799

7 ай бұрын

@@freeparking301 'if you want tickets lady you're going about it the wrong way'.

@michaelkoszowski3716

7 ай бұрын

As a very young dolphin fan , I remember him missing sooo many field goals ...and not just missing them but WAY off the mark !!!! ...I am so glad when they drafted fuad reviz in 1985 , he was sooo much better .

@stevenbauer4799

7 ай бұрын

@@michaelkoszowski3716 yep. god old fuad.