I will forever love Greg Bell. As a kid I moved from Buffalo to Dallas and in 84 the Bills were 0-11 facing the 7-4 cowgirls. Bell broke an 85 yard TD on the 1st play and had over 200 yards total.

@dr.awkward9075

Жыл бұрын

That was the longest run of his career & the Cowboys would pay the Bills back a couple of times in the 90's.

@timb9257

Жыл бұрын

I was at that game. Ticket was like $20. Stadium food was awful then. Wilson was terrible owner then if you wanted watch a competitive team.

@johnfalcetta5431

Жыл бұрын

@timb9257 yeah a lot of people and media forget Wilson was a terrible owner most of the time. They look at the early 90s teams and forget the rest

@slyguythreeonetwonine3172

Жыл бұрын

Still bitter about those 90s huh?😂

@johnfalcetta5431

Жыл бұрын

@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 nope.

My high school football head coach was one of Buddy Ryan’s most beloved players of all time … Eagles Middle Linebacker number 55 Mike Reichenbach! He was a phenomenal head coach to me and a better mentor. He took my senior year team to a 10-0 regular season , first sun regional playoff win in my high school’s history , and between my junior and senior seasons we finished with a 19-3 record with two of those Ls being in the state playoffs. Calvary Christian Academy in Philly. He had us achieve that record of with a roster of 32 kids & 9 of us my senior year (5 of the captains including me ) played both ways plus special teams ! Thanks for this video ! Mike got a lot of football knowledge from Buddy , but none of that arrogance lol. He was extremely humble. And would bench his best players if they ever celebrated a Td or attempted to show off or show up an opponent.

My Rams in the 80s ...good times, great video....best O line in the league!

Buddy never had a problem firing up the team he was playing, his mouth was his own worst enemy

@DolFan316

Жыл бұрын

At least Rex won a couple of playoff games, Buddy never won any. Shula hated him and shut his punk mouth not only in '85 but in '87 and '90 as well.

@dionr1168

Жыл бұрын

@@DolFan316 Not to mention the fact that the Cowboys ended his career in 95 on Monday Night (with the #1 seed on the line for Dallas in particular), which was sweet revenge for those bounties he put on Troy Aikman and Luis Zendejas in the former's rookie season.

@Rockhound6165

Жыл бұрын

@@DolFan316 you do realize that Buddy won a Super Bowl in 1985 and Shula didn't, right?

@drewdixon5556

Жыл бұрын

@@Rockhound6165 They didn't play in the SB. However Shula shut him up when they stopped the unbeaten season. That's what the reference was about.

@ryanjacobson2508

Жыл бұрын

@@Rockhound6165 Buddy was a coordinator for the Bears, not the head coach.

That was Buddy being Buddy. He was gonna talk smack to reporters, coaches, the other team or his own players. Sometimes it worked sometimes it didn't. But good god that Rams OL was amazing. Even after they traded Dickerson, Charles White stepped up and lead the league in rushing and then when he went down Greg Bell came in and the offense didn't miss a beat.

@DolFan316

Жыл бұрын

In this video they manhandled, mauled and mutilated Philly's big bad D.

@ryanjacobson2508

Жыл бұрын

The Mike Shanahan era Broncos had really good O-Lines. To the point that seemingly any RB with a pulse would rack up at least decent yardage. If memory serves, Terrel Davis was hurt one year and a guy named Mike Anderson became the lead RB and ended up making the Pro-bowl. But Anderson pretty much sunk into obscurity once Davis got healthy again.

@dondajulah4168

Жыл бұрын

If JR had the Rams running game going in post season, it was going to be a long day for the opposition. If the oline was not getting any push on the first couple of drives, might as well turn off the tv as a Rams fan because it was going to be very ugly.

@pp3k3jamail

Жыл бұрын

What you mean sometimes it worked? It never worked with Buddy it didn't work against the Rams here in the 89 playoffs and it didn't work against the Washington Redskins in 1990 playoffs that why his clown ass got fired.

@xar3244

Жыл бұрын

@@pp3k3jamail In 85 he said they would make Dickerson fumble 3 times, he fumbled 2.

If only Buddy Ryan had been as good as Buddy Ryan thought Buddy Ryan was

@CTubeMan

Жыл бұрын

Then Buddy Ryan would have Buddy Ryan inducting Buddy Ryan into the Hall of Fame?

@bretthosmer6770

Жыл бұрын

He'd probably open his speech with "You've got a winner in town."

Ok off topic but from seeing a few sidelines pictures of parkas brings me back. I’d love a video of the rise and fall of Starter. The official sideline jacket of the NFL for the late 80s to mid-90s. I remember seeing the satin jackets worn in the 80s then the parkas in the 90s. I even think they were worn in the CFL in that era as well.

@hitdawg64

Жыл бұрын

Starter and Logo Athletic were the standard. 47 Brand is the only company that comes close to that quality. New Era is crap.

@chrisguardiano6143

Жыл бұрын

They were even worn in the NHL by the trainers

@jonathanjudd3168

Жыл бұрын

Starter jackets were made in my hometown of New Haven, Connecticut. The factory has an outlet that sold the slightly irregular, manufacturing defective coats. You could get teams from all over the country, back when the local stores only carried Giants, Jets, and Patriots.

@bena.3955

Жыл бұрын

Starter was and still is the greatest sports merchandise company ever! I wish the NFL would have Starter make the uniforms for all 32 teams. That would be a dream.

This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone every video you’ve said was requested by a Patreon member has been about the Philadelphia Eagles.

Don’t forget the year later as fans championed the Eagles beat down (literally and figuratively) of the Washington Redskins in the body bag game and the fact that these two would meet in the 1990 NFC Wild Card and Washington rode that to the upset of the Eagles

Only 8 players in NFL history have more 200-yard rushing games than Greg Bell. He has as many as Eric Dickerson and Terrell Davis among others. So put some respect on his name.

@Rockhound6165

Жыл бұрын

Um, the 2 you name are hall of famers. Bell is not.

@nathanbauman1579

Жыл бұрын

​@NJ CardFan um, I think that's his point.

@seveglider8406

8 ай бұрын

@@Rockhound6165 Bell isn't in the Hall of fame. However, he was good Running Back. Check out his career statistics. Ryan was an overrated coach. He had great talent with the Eagles and he could not even win 1 playoff game.

@Rockhound6165

8 ай бұрын

@@seveglider8406 he couldn't win a playoff game because he gave the offense no thought. I can't imagine how great those teams would have been had Cunningham had any weapons.

@seveglider8406

8 ай бұрын

@@Rockhound6165 Ryan could not win any playoff games because the Eagles were not as good as Ryan asserted they were. He did well in the regular season but just didn't deliver in the playoffs!

THIS RAMS TEAM played and won 3 straight big games on the east coast [patriots, eagles, and giants] .

You mean there's a worse Buddy Ryan moment than the Kevin Gilbride incident??

@phillyfan-182

Жыл бұрын

You read my mind

@TheSands83

5 ай бұрын

Really wasn’t a big deal. Men fight sometimes. Hey over it princess

"Buddy Ryan. Good coach. Maybe he'll win a playoff game one day." -- Jimmy Johnson

If you watch the game, it is a microcosm of the Buddy Ryan era. The defense, as great as it could be was susceptible to big plays and fundamental mistakes on occasion. And the offense was severely flawed against good teams that could contain Cunningham due to a mediocre run game and offensive line. Watching their offense in this game is sheer and utter frustration.

@bbigjohnson069

Жыл бұрын

The Eagles offense was the type that the Rams could contain. The Rams were decent at stopping the run. The Eagles weren't a great running team. The Rams didn't have much of a pass rush other than Kevin Greene. But you didn't really want to pressure Cunningham so that he scrambles around, buys time until the coverage breaks down and he finds an open receiver for a big play or he just takes off running for big yardage. The Rams played a lot of nickel and dime coverage, sometimes only having only 2 d lineman on the field and kept Cunningham in the pocket. Back then he wasn't going to beat you as a drop back passer.

This is why I cannot respect Buddy Ryan. He consistently behaved like a immature child. He never won anything as a head coach. I know he was key to the 1985 Bears. But he accomplished very little with very much

@Rockhound6165

Жыл бұрын

He set my Cardinals back years when he was coach there.

@dr.awkward9075

Жыл бұрын

He even belittled his own offense & that's why he never won.

@aVerveQuest

Жыл бұрын

Ive always felt that tbe 85 Bears Defense was, in a way over rated. Their dominance was based on the fact that no one had ever seen it before. Once OCs caught up, that was the end whereas a Defense like The Steel Curtain dominated a decade

@Venom3254

Жыл бұрын

Was one of the reasons why the 1993 Oilers were infamous

@mfdixon1985

Жыл бұрын

​@@aVerveQuest I think the 85 Bears were great, but also overrated and a little lucky to peak at the right time. The post-Steelers dynasty is all the proof you need. 1980/Raiders, 1981/49ers, 1982/Redskins, 1983/Raiders, 1984/49ers, 1985/Bears, 1986/Giants, 1987/Redskins, 1988/49ers, 1989/49ers, 1990/Giants, 1991/Redskins, 1992/Cowboys, 1993/Cowboys, 1994/49ers, 1995/Cowboys. That's 16 seasons worth of champions. The Bears are the only team that comes up once.

Any normal coach who wants to express confidence in his team would have said, "The Rams are a great team and Greg Bell's results speak for themselves, but I have confidence in our defense that we can stop them." Confidence without arrogance. When you talk that much trash before the playoffs, you can't be surprised when that talk backfires. Talk about a dumb decision!

@DolFan316

Жыл бұрын

IMO nothing will ever top "We want the ball and we're gonna score".

@msarzo

Жыл бұрын

@@DolFan316 That was an epic fail for sure!

@coldsnap5742

Жыл бұрын

There's a rule in pro wrestling. Even as the heel (villain), you never say how horrible a wrestler someone is. Because if you beat him, that means you beat someone horrible, which in turn makes you look like a joke yourself. And if you LOSE to him, well...

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

Which is why Ric Flair was always the best at it and The Rock, while entertaining as all hell, not so much One made Ron Garvin: World Champion into a deal the other merely set the stage for Daddy Ass two decades later

@coldsnap5742

Жыл бұрын

@@mgb4692 Billy Gunn told Chris Van Vliet that he thought that promo was absolutely hilarious. Billy's got a good outlook on life.

12:25 Izell Jenkins in familiar territory having to chase a ball carrier. They didn't call him Toast for nothing.

I would think that punching Kevin Gillbride on the sidelines on live TV would be the worst moment of Buddy's coaching career, but that's just me.

Let's be honest. Buddy had a brilliant football mind, but frankly, was an ogre of a human

I'm thinking the Gilbride fight might have been a worse moment for Ryan.

@Deeznutz581

Жыл бұрын

How ? Buddy landed a great shot 😂

the rams were coached by john robinson , who seemed to always have good running backs and knew how to get the best out of them

@bbigjohnson069

Жыл бұрын

The Rams then always had at worst a very good offensive line. In '83-'86 when they had Dickerson they had a great offensive line. They didn't have much of a passing game in '84-'87 and in '84 defenses would put up 10 man fronts trying to stop Dickerson. He still set the record. A record which still stand almost 40 years later. Adrian Peterson came oh so close.

He was a BEAST for those two seasons. Then he flamed out faster than a meteorite.

That Whole thing could have been explained in 5 minutes.

I can somewhat remember the jim Everett Quote speaking about Buddy Ryan "He can talk all he wants about going to San Francisco, but he aint going"

I think the time he sucker punched Kevin Gilbride was worse. That was a cowardly POS move. This was just Buddy Ryan running his mouth, as he was notorious for doing.

You're forgetting about LaDainian Tomlinson for the TD's stat. He led the league in 2006 and 2007.

@jonrobles1468

Жыл бұрын

That was afterwards. He said after the 89 season Greg Bell joined an exclusive club of leading the league in TD's 2 or more consecutive seasons. (Steve Van Buren led the league three consecutive seasons. On another note, Van Buren held the Eagles' single-game rushing record for 63 years until LeSean McCoy broke the record in the Snow Bowl game in 2013 vs. the Lions.)

I will never forget this game as it ended I was just singing Goood by Buddy!, Good bye buddy! good by buddy... we hate to you go!" I was so happy, then they went on to beat Bill parcells at NY and the Giants, then flopped big time against the niners in the champ game. They were not the same after that, Jim everett went downhill and like this video says Bell went nowhere. It took them 10 years to get good again. Hard to believe

Crazy... but that was Buddyball...

Nitpick: so wish you’d have ended with “you might write a check your ASS can’t cash.”

The LA RAMS shut Buddy's BIG MOUTH. Ya GOTTA LUV IT!!!!!!

Buddy was a bit of a jerk in his day. An amazing defensive mind but a jerk nonetheless.

The worst moment wouldn't be punching the coach in Houston

@stevengrvp

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewdaley746 what?

@Rockhound6165

Жыл бұрын

@@stevengrvp Ryan was DC of the Oilers in 1993. In the final game of the season vs the Jets, the Oilers defense just got the ball back leading 14-0 close to halftime and the offense immediately fumbled the ball back to the Jets. Ryan literally punched OC Kevin Guilbride over the turnover.

@stevengrvp

Жыл бұрын

@@Rockhound6165 I know that he's know for the 85 bears, good eagles defensiveness and being the father of Rex and rob

Ditka beating Buddy in the Fog Bowl was worse, I imagine. To Buddy, anyway.

Just to note, saying that Buddy Ryan hadn't won a playoff game in his entire tenure as Eagles coach to this point is a bit unfair as 1989 was only the 2nd time the Eagles had made the playoffs under Ryan and his 4th year as head coach to this point. The previous year's playoff game was the infamous Fog Bowl. And in case anyone is interested, the black tape over the wing on the helmet and the black armbands worn by staff was the QB coach Doug Scovil who had passed away from a heart attack earlier in the season. Also a side note, this would be Chris Carter's last game as an Eagle. Also, my dad was at this game as this was the time when he had season tickets.

@Coyotek4

Жыл бұрын

Ah ... I thought those black stripes were for Jerome Brown, but that must have been a few years later. The late-80s and early-90 were a stretch where the Eagles were good enough to make the playoffs but not good enough to advance far ... and being in the same division as the Giants, (now-)Commanders, and (90s) Cowboys built up one heck of an inferiority complex! Andy Reid changed everything, even if he never did actually win the SB with Philly ... and then a disciple of his finished the job. Speaking of which ... Jaguars-Chiefs should be a lot of fun this weekend!

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

Jerome died in June 1992, Ryan was long gone. Also, while honoring Scovil was a nice gesture, he also died the day before Bounty Bowl II--not sure that was a way to do it.

@mikedecarlo9057

10 ай бұрын

What an awful take......How is it unfair to criticize that? By comparison Bill Parcells won a Super Bowl his fourth season. Joe Gibbs won a Super Bowl his third season and made another one. The sinister Jimmy Johnson won two Super Bowls in first five seasons. Five of the six Eagles coaches since Buddy won a playoff game by their second season (Chip Kelly was the exception and he made the playoffs first season)

@Rockhound6165

10 ай бұрын

@@mikedecarlo9057 the Eagles were really bad from 1983-1986. Ryan had to start from scratch and had to deal with a skin flint owner who had no intentions of winning. However, his folly was ignoring the offense. He gave Cunningham no weapons hence the first round exists which got him fired.

We can all thank Buddy Ryan for many great moments we can thank him for. this video, we wouldn't be talking and watching it if Buddy wasn't Buddy! so Thank you, Buddy, it's hard to judge someone I never meet or even talked too,,who know what he was thinking when Buddy did what he did. But I've always read and heard his players loved playing for him, so I guess that's all that mattered to Mr Ryan. I have to say ,he gave me a few laughs.thru out his years in Philly! The truth is the Eagles in the late 80s to the early 90s were exciting to watch,just never knew what was going to happen, freak bombs thrown by Cunningham, so many turnovers, crazy amount of turnovers,you can debate the DL in that era was top 1 or 2 of all time.,its said they were never recognized because they never won the Ring, they were never the same after Jerome Brown passed.. l loved watching them, I believe mid-90s, the NFL was changed forever, ruined forever! Thank you for putting great content together, i appreciate your knowledge!

I call the Buddy Ryan era 'Donuts for Dinner' When I went to college and moved out of the house, I had one night where I decided that, since nobody was there to tell me no, I'd just eat a half-dozen donuts for dinner. It was fun, but it didn't give me what I needed, and it got old fast. All sizzle and no steak.

....and this would be the last time Jim Everett had choice words for something someone said about him or his team in the media

Tomorrow, January 20, 2023, is the 38th anniversary of the only Super Bowl played on Inauguration Day. Could there be a video coming up about that instance?

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

Also the 15th of the professional football contest on television in which the Giants of New York won a exhilarating game over the Packers of Green Bay in which the Giants triumphed by kicking an oblong ball made of pigskin through a big H, as predicted by Prince Akeem Joffer nearly 20 years earlier. I'll go for that one.

Ugh, I remember watching that game...

Buddy the kicker killer

11:25 OMG imagine any sign in any stadium saying that about any player today! Then again if the sign said that about Tua or Dolphins players in general, the NFL would allow it.

They thought they were gonna beat the Rams then they would flyout to the Bay Area and practice up in the North Bay up in Marin College across the Golden Gate Bridge before facing my 49ers in the NFC Divsional Playoffs. But they overlooked the Rams and fell to them 21-7 at home. The following year in 1990 the Eagles would fall to their divisional rival in the first round to the Redskins as the Eagles outgain the Redskins 318-299 total yards on offense as the Eagles averaged 5.3 yards per carry to the Redskins 2.7 and would fall to the Redskins at home 20-6 as the Eagles would lose in their round of the playoffs for the third straight year and that Buddy Ryan was fired.

Buddy, Ryan had a big mouth, and he sure paid for it. The rams kicked Their butts. Their defense also shut down Randall Cunningham completely.

Fun fact: greg bell caught jim Kelly's first nfl touchdown

Buddy and Jim Mora Sr combine for fewer playoff wins than Rich Kotite. Buddy's smack talk and going winless in playoffs in the 3 year stretch end up being his downfall.

@Rockhound6165

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, Mora did lead the Saints to their first ever winning season. The ironic thing was his QB was the QB who prevented him from sweeping the USFL championships, Bobby Herbert.

@rngfootball759

Жыл бұрын

What's similar to the late 80s saints and eagles is they both have quite a nasty defense

@CTubeMan

Жыл бұрын

Playoffs?!

What? Buddy Ryan shooting his mouth off and having it come back to bite him in the ass? Shocked, I tell you 😅 Edit: And the Rams got the second WC spot that year in a tiebreak over the Redskins and Packers

I think you're embellishing Greg Bell's importance a bit here. I remember Jim Everett and the Rams PASSING game being the big deal in '88 and '89 after they traded Dickerson in '87.(Henry Ellard averaged almost 20 yards a catch in '89 and Flipper Anderson an eye-popping 26 yards per catch) Bell was a nice running back and all, but I don't recall anyone FEARING him.

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

The point was Buddy being Buddy "You gonna beat us with Greg Bell? Good luck with that!", ended up luck wasn't a consideration Hell Bell was gone after the season anyway (Cleveland Gary took over, and they tried to complement that with a washed Curt Warner/Marcus Dupree who hadn't been on any radars for like five years).

@bbigjohnson069

Жыл бұрын

The Rams were definitely more of a passing team then. The reason no one remembers how that happened was because it started happening towards the end of '87 which was a strike year and the Rams going nowhere. Dickerson was gone mid season and the Rams were using the late Charles White who resurrected his career under Coach Robinsonhis former coach at USC and would win a rushing title benefited by playing games during the strike. Toward the end of the '87 season QB Jim Everett was starting to get a hold of Off. Coor. Ernie Zampese's "Air Coryell" passing attack and after a bad start, the players strike, the Dickerson trade all which left them in a 1-7 hole they'd won 5 in a row to get to 6-7. The offense was moving the ball on the ground and in the air. Everett would break his ankle in a loss to the Cowboys and the Rams finished 6-9. By the time '88 rolled around the Rams had drafted WRs Aaron Cox and "Flipper" Anderson, RB Robert Delpino, added sticky fingered TE Pete Holihan from San Diego who along with former Charger Buford McGee had familiarity with Zampese's offense. With Ellard and Brown, Bell and with a full training camp the transition more of a passing oriented team was there. In '87 the Rams were next to last in passing yards in '88 they ranked 3rd.

loved Greg Bell sorry to see him go but we got the bisket go BILLS

bell was traded for dickerson. edick to colts. cobennett who wouldn't sign with colts to bills. rams received bell, owen gill, 2 firsts, second from bills. first, two seconds from colts. the picks for rams turned into g. green, f strickland, a. cox, c. gary, f stams, d. henley. that trade basically set the price for the '89 cowboy trade of herschel walker to vikes.

Actually, the Packers won 7 of their last 9 including a destruction of the Niners in Candlestick and sweeping the Bears. Tim Harris 19.5 sacks led the league, The Magic man and Sharpe were the best yards and TD combo. Had Packers not dropped an early dumb game to Tampa and made the playoffs they'd have won the SB - no doubt in my mind.

@twostop6895

2 ай бұрын

the Bears sucked in 1989 and Packers were trash in 1990 and 1991

How many playoff games did Buddy Ryan win as hc of Eagles.......answer zero

What's up with the black stripes on the wings of the Eagles' helmets?

@jab1289

Жыл бұрын

I think it was for one of their coaches, who just died (maybe Doug Scovil, the QB coach).

@Rockhound6165

Жыл бұрын

@@jab1289 yep. Randall Cunningham took this pretty hard as he was really close to Scovill.

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

Though it should be pointed out that Scovil died the day before Bounty Bowl II, probably would have been a good idea to can that.

At least Ryan didn't refer to the QB as Chris Everett

Good luck to the Jags this Saturday

Unlike a lot of Eagles fans I have fond memories of the Buddy era. Yes, they underachieved based on their talent, yes, their offense sucked considering they had a Pro Bowl playmaker at QB in prime Randall, and yes, they were infuriating as they were exciting. But I still enjoyed the 1986-90 teams. People have to remember, the Eagles were basically a joke franchise then. From 1961 to 1987 they only made the playoffs 4 times, all during the Vermeil era. Ryan brought an identity and an expectation of winning that we hadn't had much of.

@chrisschaeffer9661

5 ай бұрын

He's a Trash human being. He never won shit ad a head coach. If only he was as good as he thought he was.

Of course Ryan did that. He never coached the Eagles to a playoff win and he was run after the following season, which ended with another home playoff setback (Washington).

I was at that game and stupid enough to wear Rams gear 😅🤨

People are going to hate this but I always thought buddy Ryan and the bears and 85 their defense was over rated. Much like the wildcat, the 4-6 D was something no one had seen but once OCs caught up, it was over, whereas Defenses like the Steel Curtain or the Doomsday where great for a decade. The Bears D was great, but it wasn't sustainable.

@oneblankspace4919

Жыл бұрын

46 Defense ... it was actually a 5-1-5

Didn't Bell play for the raiders?

@OfficialJaguarGator9

Жыл бұрын

In his final season in 1990

@dertylox45

Жыл бұрын

I remember having his Topps card as a ram and pro set as a raider

Buddy Ryan was always doing shady stuff. I'm surprised someone hasn't decked him.

I appreciate what Buddy Ryan did with the Bears, but he was a terrible head coach

When everything is added up, Ryan was really not qualified to be a head coach.

Remembering this playoff game the Rams won 21-7, so that kept Buddy Ryan’s mouth shut except for some other lame excuses.

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

And the next year, the first of the expanded playoffs, he went out becoming the first to lose to a 6 seed In comparison, the 7 seeds are 0-6 since the 2020 expansion

That eagles defense was one the best and never won anything!

I could not stand the Eagles back then because of that arrogant yapper Buddy Ryan. It was always great to see them lose, especially in the playoffs.

All he does is rush for touchdowns that Greg Bell

Andre dirty waters

Reminder that JG9 also did a vid on future Trump hire Walt Michaels trashing the Cowboys and then, yeah about what you expected Also the Rams ended up playing three straight on the East Coast: the reg season finale at NE, this, and at the Giants next week. Not surprising they had shit left for the Niners

@CTubeMan

Жыл бұрын

Cognac Time!

any day BUDDY plants his own face in the mud IS A GREAT DAY

I would pay decent Patreon rates for a page with a different post every day, detailing what an overrated, loud-mouth moron Buddy Ryan was. "We are probably the only team in the league that can kick San Francisco's butt. We sacked their quarterback eight times and did everything we had to do." Everything, of course, but that minor detail of scoring more points. You did all of that, at home, and still lost by 10 points, allowing 38 and 28 in the fourth quarter. And what's really funny about that is that if there was one team that could have made that claim, it was actually the Rams. They actually beat the 49ers at Candlestick and really should have swept them.

@bbigjohnson069

Жыл бұрын

The Rams were outplayed most of the game at Candlestick but stayed close to win it at the end. At home in the MNF they were in control for 3+ quarters but melted in the 4th with 2 TOs and a big play sandwiched in between. I was at that game. It was painful. Many of the 49ers fans left early.

@mfdixon1985

Жыл бұрын

@@bbigjohnson069 The Rams also won at Candlestick the year before (granted, that game wasn't super important to the 49ers) and had split with the Niners in 86. And while Buddy of course didn't know this at the time, they also won at Candlestick the following year. Outside of the Giants, they probably played the 49ers tougher than any other NFC team in that era. In general, Buddy was a complete one-hit wonder. The 46 defense had some success after 85. But the top offenses pretty much routinely found its holes.

@bbigjohnson069

Жыл бұрын

@@mfdixon1985 That was a strange series between those teams starting in the 70s up to about the time the Rams moved to St. Louis (shed a tear). The Rams were dominant most of the 70s and the 49ers were mediocre and often worse. A few times the 49ers managed to trip up the Rams it was always in LA. There were a few games that the Rams had no business winning (Jerry Rhome at QB?) and another where the 49ers offense moved all over the field and the Rams couldn't move anywhere. The Rams defense and special teams scored all the points. Home field disadvantage continued into the 80s. Rams knocked the 49ers from a playoff spot blocking a last 2nd FG @SF. The next year they blew a 35-17 4thQ lead at home. Most of the games were close. The few blowouts were done by the 49ers. The only game the 49ers lost in Anaheim in the 80s was the one or two? Montana didn't start.

@mfdixon1985

Жыл бұрын

@@bbigjohnson069 Yeah. And from 1991-98, the 49ers swept the Rams every year, frequently winning big. I know that in 99, the Rams beating the 49ers was considered a really big moment for them. To be fair, they were 4-0 and the Niners were 3-1. They didn't know the Niners would go 4-12 that year and beating them up wasn't gonna be much to write home about.

Ok so now after watching this video, As an Eagles fan, with a playoff game against the Giants coming up this weekend, I gotta say, that Saquon Barkley is a phenomenal running back and boy are we gonna have our hands full dealing with him and the rest of the Giants offense. 🫤

Buddy was a good coach with Philly. However, he had no sportsmanship skills.

@ryanjacobson2508

Жыл бұрын

Given the talent on the roster, it's safe to say he underachieved. And the feuding he did with various coaches and players was unnecessary and detrimental to his teams.

First

@CatsClaw44

Жыл бұрын

So?

@thomascrowley9122

Жыл бұрын

But still always will be last

@DolFan316

Жыл бұрын

Liked for accuracy.

Bottom line. Buddy Ryan is a pos.. Without Football Ryan ends up in prison. Horrible human being.

Buddy Ryan: The most overrated coach in NFL history.

Great channel but gatorjaguar is one of the worst KZread channel names of all time

@DolFan316

Жыл бұрын

What does that have to do with Official JaguarGator9? Oh wait, I get it, you were trying to mock him but ended up only making yourself look silly.

@ITJustMeKG

Жыл бұрын

@@DolFan316 you know what I meant DOLL fan

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

Жыл бұрын

Ok Kevin

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

Or Karen

@CTubeMan

Жыл бұрын

I agree nivek.

The same Greg Bell, whose career ended after the 1990 season with the Raiders.

@mgb4692

Жыл бұрын

It was apparently an Al Davis rule around that time the Raiders had to have ex-Ram RBs (Bell, Dickerson, Gaston Green)