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I believe if Bert Jones hadn't got hurt it would have been a different outcome

And now QB’s sit out with a broken pinky

That wasn't the issue.. Did the ball touch the ground upon "reception" bt Harris and were is the footage of that?? Some video that has been seen shows the tip of the ball hitting the turf making it an incompletion.. That was how I understood the whole thing..

Jack Fleming was smooth

Proof John Madden was a lying, dishonorable, bitter man contrary to his fake good guy persona on TV. For 40+ years, he knowingly falsely insisted the pass hit Frenchy Fuqua first and the Immaculate Reception should've been called no catch. Worse, he hid the Raiders own all-22 film that proved he was lying. As a lifelong Steelers fan growing up in Pittsburgh in the 1970s, I always thought Madden was a phony, and it's proven.

We saw it clearly on replay,nothing new. Doesn't take away from the play at all.

As a Steelers fan growing up in Virginia, I only got to see the Steelers a few times per season other than the playoffs. These are gold!

There was only so many cameras. There are no new angles.

Raiders need to quit crying "Raider hater"

Yeah but Franco trapped it on the ground.

I was a 12 year old kid in Los Angeles, watching the game. I liked Franco at Penn State in the few highlights that someone on the west coast would get to see of him. So I was rooting for Franco and the Steelers. I remember watching the game and a neighbor had come over to talk to my Mom. my Mom knew that I was intently watching, so she stepped out on the front porch to talk. When Franco caught the ball, I started yelling for him, and my Mom and the neighbor came in to see what was going on. I can recall it like it was yesterday.

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It was just Beautiful thing, Something Magical just started with this Greatest team of all Time! IMAO We Loved you Franco.

I just don't think Harris made the catch clean. The Overhead angle makes it look dubious too but there's no Field Level angle to see it. It worked. I still hate both teams, as a Bengal fan.

Rocky was absolutely outstanding. But remember it took Terry Bradshaw to call the right play.

Boy that sounds familiar 😂 Also love the way Tim kept the iconic opening before he switched it over to the radio side.

I loved the Tim Conway parody of this commercial. My 9 year-old self thought it was the funniest thing ever.

"From out of nowhere came Franco Harris, riding a white stallion down the field- heading up Franco's Italian Army, charging under the football and galloping off into the sunset."

"The Super Bowl is three weeks from now. The best team in the National Football League is sitting right here in this room." Chuck Noll

Patriots dominated there late in the season. You won't find the other AFC Divisional Round game broadcast anywhere. The de facto NFL championship game for that particular year. It was evidence of the Dreith & crew theft.

Steelers offense line so underated

Let us not forget that just at the moment Harris "caught" the ball, it bounced into his hands. The end zone view we all see now is _zoomed in_ and we never see the tip of the ball. I did see the normal view of that shot (only once) and it is clear the tip of the ball hit the ground and bounced into Harris' hands. (You can see the shadow of the ball meet the ground.) But we're not allowed to see that view, only the zoomed in view, so the "miracle" is preserved. Look at the back judge from the end zone view. He runs to the referee to discuss something (he saw the ball hit the ground). The referee runs to the Oakland bench and calls for more police backup. He was told no more police protection was available. That conversation was heard by multiple players on the Oakland sideline. No more police...so... _Touchdown!_ That pass was incomplete _twice._

The Raiders claim the fall hit Fuqua, and not Tatum, and that they were cheated -- they also claim the ball hit the ground instead of Franco catching it, and also that there was holding on the play. Just like Dallas whining about every call in SB 13, and the Oilers whining about the Renfro call. You would swear the Steelers of the 70's didn't win any games but were gifted them all.

That’s why they changed the rules.

That sideline at the end looked like texas vs texas tech 2008

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This was by far the greatest 2 week performance of all time and I don't think it'll ever be broken. Even the big bad SPYGATE boybTom Brady never did THIS! I miss watching Ben play so much!

Illegal play officials chested for Steelers

I never heard any arguments about who touched the ball. The one I remember was that the ball hit the ground before Franco had control of it.

I'm so glad and lucky I lived there and watched the steelers win those first 4 super bowls.

Tatum did Nothing wrong. He prevented the pass completion! Who the hell thought it would bounce off of his chest into a Steelers hands!!? Freak ass play!! Game over the other way.

Case closed.

STEELERS SUCK

Fuck Franco. That was an illegal play.

Kinda fitting that Last Dance by Donna Summer was playing as they went to commercial. 79 was the last year for Roger and for the Steelers run of 4 Super Bowl championships in 6 years.

Perfect....so...what do you think now Bradshaw. I know...cant go back. But the proof is there for all to see.

2:15:45 The Jets should have cut both #24 and #89 who both made no attempt at a tackle on the play.

This is the era in which I stopped following football. I don't know why. I just lost interest. I do remember watching that game though. Maybe I thought, "it can't get any better than this" :) I also remember Miami's undefeated season that year.

Well I'll Be Dipped

The greatest play in NFL history.

Super Bowl 9, mighty fine! Super Bowl 10, did it again! Super Bowl 11, should have been Steeler Heaven!!!

Should have been the MVP as a rookie The Steelers were on an 8-12 run in their previous 20 games before Ben went in the huddle, and then proceeded to win 14 straight with Ben If that doesn't signify what the Most Valuable Player Award is what does?

this may be a great throw - BUT - the greatest of all time was the santonio holms throw in super bowl 43 - hands down

I was in 4th grade in North Jersey and this was the first Super Bowl I really watched. I remember that night throwing my foam football to myself in my bedroom and purposely bobbling it before catching it. Lynn Swann turned that Super Bowl into his personal showcase…

Maybe Ben's son will be the next qb we ever get any good

It's that 36 to 38 years old qbs fall off a mountain and Ben was no exception.

Who said big Ben couldn't move and was a statue was nuts. Idk if will ever find a qb as good like him ever again !? Plaxico and Hines were great . I hope Roman Wilson is half as good as Hines Ward ! I wish we would of got Josh Allen he reminds me of Ben so much.

Terry never got enough credit for leading the Steelers to four Super Bowls and dominating the NFL in the 70s besides the Raiders always winning third division

I agree it hit Tatum but I kinda had to laugh at the detailed examination. Gave me JFK Zapruder film vibes🫢. It surprises me that NFL historians do not discuss the fact the last undefeated NFL team ever was Pittsburgh’s next opponent. Had they beat the dolphins after this and then the redskins to win it all then the immaculate reception would be even more elevated in lore.

Beautiful pass and catch. It was hard to beat Pittsburgh's aerial attack when they were on fire.