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Old 10-30-2024, 01:30 PM  
InChiefsHeaven InChiefsHeaven is offline
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Chiefs throwback matchups from the 90's

Here's a good afternoon time waster.

This popped up on my YouTube feed. Here's 3 games (the highlights) of the Chiefs from 92-94 I think. The Montana years. The DT, Neil Smith, Saleamua years. The Louie Aguiar and Lowery era. Back when the graphics were shit, the score was NOT on the screen at all times, the hits were probably penalties now...

Montana has a throwing motion that looks really strange to me, but I think the modern NFL QB is just different. Anyway, these are all Chiefs wins, so they are quite enjoyable!

9ers vs Chiefs at Arrowhead. I believe this is the newest of the 3. There are guys on the defense who I don't remember at all.





1994 MNF - **** Donks Forever!!



1993 Wildcard Win vs. Steelers



Enjoy. Sorry if repost. Your and idiot.

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Old Yesterday, 09:07 AM   #31
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. I finally got over the Christmas day playoff loss to the Dolphins. It took about 40 years, but I was finally able to come to terms with the fact that we lost.


I was weeping at the dinner table after that loss.

Took me until Mahomes and a Super Bowl appearance..
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Old Yesterday, 12:47 PM   #32
InChiefsHeaven InChiefsHeaven is offline
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3GRCPluI9c

I prefer this classic. My skinny 14 year old ass could have run through a brick wall that night I was so fired up.

It's a bit of a shock to the system to see how slow and unimaginative the offenses were.
Heh. The interviews at the beginning...they all have their shirts off...sooooo sexy...
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Old Yesterday, 01:33 PM   #33
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Early 90s offensive and defensive line play would have ****ing ruled the league right now.

Today's lines suck ass in comparison, although pass rush schemes have gotten more sophisticated. But individual players are not as technically sound.


Yah, noticed the same thing watching some old game last offseason. The lines were so much better back then.



Also, I remember watching some Sports Science type show back then, and at some point they analyzed Montana’s throwing motion, among several other QBs, and found that he had the most mechanically perfect throwing motion of any QB they’d ever analyzed. Zero wasted motion.

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Old Yesterday, 01:37 PM   #34
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Early 90s offensive and defensive line play would have ****ing ruled the league right now.

Today's lines suck ass in comparison, although pass rush schemes have gotten more sophisticated. But individual players are not as technically sound.
That's because college football offenses have changed so much.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3GRCPluI9c

I prefer this classic. My skinny 14 year old ass could have run through a brick wall that night I was so fired up.

It's a bit of a shock to the system to see how slow and unimaginative the offenses were.
Ironically there was a commercial for the TV show Good and Evil with a moment of Teri Garr.

Cool video of the game.
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Old Yesterday, 04:10 PM   #36
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Ironically there was a commercial for the TV show Good and Evil with a moment of Teri Garr.

Cool video of the game.
I saw that too!!
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Old Yesterday, 04:44 PM   #37
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Also, was Willie Davis a POS? He has a ton of drops in these highlights.
4 drops against the 49ers. 2 or 3 would have been TDs.
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Old Yesterday, 06:14 PM   #39
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One of my favorite games from the 90s was the '97 San Francisco game at Arrowhead. They were favored. We won 44-9. That was glorious.

I remember laughing my ass off when Gonzalez of all people blocked a punt.

Everything went right for them that day.
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