I'm not an Eagles fan but love the Harold Carmichael throwback 👍🏿

I am extremely biased, but still think you nailed this with Freddie the Flanker and Cliff. When the Raiders needed a first down, it always seemed that Biletnikoff had the yardage and one more inch. Branch earned three rings, 73 playoff receptions, had a playoff reception of 50 yards when he was 35, and was inducted to the HOF way too late.
Great videos!

Being a longtime Raiders fan from the 70’s this was good footage from the glory days. Thanks!

That last TD celebration by Cliff Branch had me laughing out loud. In Denver. Shows em all the ball then just flicks it into the ground like, I'm done here. So cool

God i miss the 70s 😢😢😢

Another great job! Thank you

You have some great ideas for videos.  The last two:  the 1971 draft and this one are just great!

Love the old unis

Carmichael was a load. He had what, 9,000 yards and 80 TD's. The Eagles were just about door mats for several of his 13 years (one in Dallas-crap team). Carmichael had the best windmill end zone spike.  Biletnikoff (Bronco killer) had a nonchalant, been there done that end zone demeanor. Freddie also led the league in Marlboro's smoked on the side lines. Cliff Branch (Bronco killer), Al Davis had to dry him (the ex-CU Buff) out several years for training camp as Cliff liked the ladies, fine wine and various powder potions. Never affected his game or his "speed". I could have sworn the Bears were playing in Wrigley Field - HOLY COW! Thanks brother you're appreciated. bd

The seventies was the best era for wide receivers, especially deep threats. Swann and Stallworth being in the HOF over Mel Gray, Isaac Curtis, Harold Jackson, etc is crazy to me

Real shame Branch only got inducted posthumously, he deserved it way before that. Met Cliff once selling photos and autographs in 2007 a real class act.

That catch Biletnikoff made in the end zone against Miami in the '74 playoffs was a wonder considering the crowding he got. It was overshadowed by Clarence Davis's equqlly wonder of a game winning catch in the last few seconds. Branch was somebody I should've mentioned when fast recievers like Mercury Morris came up. Stabler and Oakland's recievers were a potent '70s combination and that playoff game's final drive was good evidence .

Great stuff, as usual.  Would never have guessed who #1 was.

Those double barred face masks looked so cool.

That 1973 team is the reason why I became an Eagles fan. They weren't very good, but they were exciting. Gabe could still throw the ball all over the field, and they had "The Fire-High Gang" of Gabe with Carmichael, Don Zimmerman and Charle Young, who was a rookie tight end out of USC. Young was one of two 1st-rounders that season along with Jerry Sizemore, a tackle out of Texas.

Love all the football cards that you feature I had every single one of them brings back memories, and when I sold most of my collection, it helped get me through college or at least pay for college debt later on I should say

The BEST videos - i had all their football cards- best era for REAL football
love the jerseys collection too

Those were some great seats!

I didn't always like the Raiders but I sure miss their presence as the intimidating team of the  decade. Another great jersey Mark!

Randy Vataha? My brothers used to tease me every time my Vikings lost by going “Vataha!” It made me cry! 😢