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Supposedly Shula had the field watered down to slow the potent NY offense.
Check out who posted this on U Tube. Finheaven member Awsi Dodger.
Thanks. I had some other Dolphin videos on my channel, including the entire game vs. the Bears in 1985.
The NFL is frankly a pain in the butt in regard to YouTube. They throw out copyright claims seemingly at random. I was forced to remove those 1985 videos as well as many others. I now have two copyright strikes thanks solely to the NFL. At three claims the channel is closed. It's very likely that I will soon remove the Duhe video as well as anything else even vaguely related to the NFL. I have more than 280 videos up there and don't want to risk everything solely due to NFL tantrums. I have made copies of all the videos and now I'm in the process of copying the descriptions and tags.
One of the copyright strikes was due to an Archie Manning video in the Sugar Bowl. He wasn't even in the NFL at that point yet somehow the league dropped a strike on me due to a short video with a few highlight plays of Archie during his college career. Lots of Ole Miss fans were happy to see that video and commented positively below the video. It was no threat to the NFL yet they found reason to complain. I'll certainly never upload anything related to the NFL again.
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Anyway, my nomination as most significant play in franchise history would be the deep crossing pattern from Morrall to Warfield during the 4th quarter of the playoff game against the Browns in 1972. It produced roughly a 40 yard gain and set up Kiick's winning touchdown several plays later.
For whatever reason that play is very seldom mentioned but without it the Perfect Season likely would have dissolved into quick embarrassment. It was certainly far more significant than the Larry Seiple fake punt a week later, for example. Morrall was really struggling in that Browns game and we trailed 14-13 prior to the play. It was a dreary overcast afternoon in the Orange Bowl and the crowd had almost no energy. Our first half points came via a blocked punt. We weren't doing anything on offense. Check Morrall's passing numbers and you'll see what I mean.
It's the most memorable play for me, that's for sure. I could finally breath again. Even at that age I understood the significance of capping the 14-0 season with a championship, and how the accomplishment would endure for decades.
Do we really care about the Camarillo play? Who makes these lists?
