That's the one, Super Bowl XXIII.This first time, or this one? My first...
... I remember the Bears aftermath, but not the game.
That's the one, Super Bowl XXIII.This first time, or this one? My first...
... I remember the Bears aftermath, but not the game.
The first one.I've been watching the NFL Network's presentation of all the Super Bowl's, the NFL Films coverage from the 70's and 80's are awesome.
The first Super Bowl I remember watching, and really knowing what was going on was Super Bowl X, Dallas and Pittsburgh, 1976. I think I was in 2nd grade.
It was great watching all the old footage of the games. The NFL was so much more fun to watch back then! It was really interesting seeing how much the game has changed, in terms of what players are forbidden to do now. The taunting, illegal hits, vicious hits, etc., are all there. I saw Fran Tarkenton and the Vikings playing Oakland in SB XI and there were some bell-ringing, targeting hits that were perfectly legal!
Jack Tatum- The assassin!
What was your first Super Bowl?
Yep. My parents had just bought a color TV, and we had guests over. I was 6...didn't really understand what it all meant. I mostly remember the TV, it was the first thing really I had ever watched in color on TV at the time.
The thing that stands out was the NBC "In Living Color" splash screen right before the game started.
All the guests were friends of my dad, mostly all former military electricians etc working with him at Collins Radio. They weren't happy that a hippy like Namath and the Jets were beating old school Johnny Unitas.
Ironically, it was one of the most boring Super Bowls ever. Many of them in the early years were like that.
Ain't missed a game since.
It was not purty, and had an awful sound. Riiiippp....Lone Clone said that his first Super Bowl was when his
parents got indoor plumbing. He finally was able to sit
down on the seat of a toilet bowl.
Plumb nasty is right.The '76 Steeler vs. the Cowboys was memorable for me because I had just went to work for HJ Heinz and all the upper management types were big Steelers fans so the party was at the plant manager's house. Heinz also had a distribution center in Grand Prairie, Texas where the bean counting part of the office came from. Of course being a Packer fan I knew both were a bunch of losers so I sat quietly by while they threatened each other. They were hard core. We had to drink Iron City beer which the manager had trucked in from Pittsburg with a load of catsup. Nasty sh!t......
I've been watching the NFL Network's presentation of all the Super Bowl's, the NFL Films coverage from the 70's and 80's are awesome.
The first Super Bowl I remember watching, and really knowing what was going on was Super Bowl X, Dallas and Pittsburgh, 1976. I think I was in 2nd grade.
It was great watching all the old footage of the games. The NFL was so much more fun to watch back then! It was really interesting seeing how much the game has changed, in terms of what players are forbidden to do now. The taunting, illegal hits, vicious hits, etc., are all there. I saw Fran Tarkenton and the Vikings playing Oakland in SB XI and there were some bell-ringing, targeting hits that were perfectly legal!
Jack Tatum- The assassin!
What was your first Super Bowl?
I've seen all of them going back to SB I. Also remember the 1967 NFC championship game between Green Bay and Dallas, the notorious Ice Bowl. Sounds like this week is going to be even colder.
I remember that one and I can go back to being just a young kid watching the Giants win when Frank Gifford and YA Tittle and Pat Summerall being on the field. My Dad was a huge Giants fan.I've seen all of them going back to SB I. Also remember the 1967 NFC championship game between Green Bay and Dallas, the notorious Ice Bowl. Sounds like this week is going to be even colder.
I was a huge Johnny Unitas fan and was crushed when the Jets won. Unitas was out with injury much of the year and journeyman Earl Morral (classic crew cut, grizzled veteran MF)stepped in and led them to the SB.I casually watched the first couple as a kid, but the first one that I really paid attention to was Colts vs Jets with Namath. As a Bears fan, I was emotionally attached to the NFL and was shocked and appalled when the AFL won.
The same Earl Morral that was quarterback for nine of the Dolphins perfect season wins.I was a huge Johnny Unitas fan and was crushed when the Jets won. Unitas was out with injury much of the year and journeyman Earl Morral (classic crew cut, grizzled veteran MF)stepped in and led them to the SB.
It was a bit of a controversy when Unitas started.
As posted earlier, it was a boring game that NY dominated.
He was an old school tough ass gamer. I always get a grin thinking of his flattop.The same Earl Morral that was quarterback for nine of the Dolphins perfect season wins.
In 72 my dad was probably still sporting a flat top.He was an old school tough ass gamer. I always get a grin thinking of his flattop.
No doubt many dad’s were.In 72 my dad was probably still sporting a flat top.