1986 Week 15 Cardinals at Giants

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• DS

  @dsrsp · 6 years ago

  My god, Lawrence Taylor was such a beast. Holy shit.

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• SC

  @scottcordell4423 · 8 years ago

  Awesome stuff man - can’t believe we’ve gotten to see some of these random Giants ‘86 games. Never thought I would get to.

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• TJ

  @tjmitchell9032 · 3 years ago

  Was at this game with my late father.  Sect 319 Row 26 seats 27/28   Great memories

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• JA

  @jayzachary9709 · 6 years ago

  Love the Cardinals uniforms...I don't no what they are doing to their uniforms today!!

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• UR

  @urbanleftbehind · 4 years ago

  Mismatched Navy Blue Helmets with royal blue jerseys and dark at games end - classic 80s Giants late season home game.

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• CP

  @cprealone · 2 years ago

  80s CBS intros are still the best to this day

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• CI

  @ciesaro · 8 years ago

  The GREAT Jack Buck behind the mike.

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• FR

  @Frankincensedjb123 · 6 years ago (edited)

  Yes, 23 years, and as an 18 yr old kid, I was pissing my pants. When they won the Super Bowl, I was on cloud 9 for weeks. 3 since then, and it never gets old.

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• TH

  @thomasnee270 · 7 years ago

  To many this is an insignificant game but to me it's an obscure classic. I was actually a Cardinals fan during this time period (1983-2001). As a matter of fact, I was probably their only fan on the East Coast (Baltimore MD). Lol. Seriously, all though they pretty much had losing records during the years that I followed them, they were definitely a talented team. Lomax was a two time Pro Bowler, Roy Green and JT. Smith were a very dangerous WR duo, Earl Ferrell and Stump Mitchell were a pretty good RB tandem, their O-Line had Luis Sharpe, Lance Smith, Derek Kennard, and Tootie Robbins. They had studs on defense too. Ken Harvey, Freddie Joe Nunn, Eric Hill, Lonnie Young, Tim McDonald, Leonard Smith, Aeneas Williams, and of course the late and great Pat Tillman. There's quite a few more awesome Cards players that I didn't mention from this time period but IMHO there's two things that kept them from being a winning team. First and foremost, they had one of the worst owners in sports history. Bill Bidwell, he was a complete jackass who could care less about the team and the city of ST. Louis. The only thing he worried about was lining his own pockets. Also, even though the Cards had talent back in the eighties and nineties, they were simply over matched. The were in the toughest division (NFC East), with the toughest teams (Giants, Cowboys, Redskins, and Eagles). Anyway, awesome upload. I forgot to mention another reason that I was a Cards fan back in the day. I absolutely loved their uniforms, especially these all-white unis with the red and black stripes. Absolutely sick...

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• AV

  @averylargebear · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJBbg4cCvDI&amp;t=870">14:30</a> LT was absolutely ridiculous, that shouldn&apos;t even be possible

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• RU

  @rushrush1209 · 7 years ago

  Once the Giants beat Washington the week before, it was certain the Giants would have home field throughout the NFC playoffs. I wasn&apos;t sure they would beat Chicago, but they didn&apos;t have to play them. Giants played at an incredible level the last 6 games.

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• GM

  @gmoney1065 · 7 years ago (edited)

  86 Giants was such a good defensive team. The way they smashed the 49ers in the NFC divisional game 49-3, then the following week shutout the Redskins 17-0 in the conference finals. Bill Belichick was the defensive coordinator and had them playing at peak performance. Take a look at young genius Belichick at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJBbg4cCvDI&amp;t=8791">2:26:31</a>

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