EVERY Touchdown in Super Bowl History!

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EVERY Touchdown in Super Bowl History!

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Thanks for the compilation NFL Throwback! Somehow I miss the simpler score graphics back then, especially CBS's from the late 2000s-2015 era.

MarkMeadows

Who misses when each Super Bowl had a unique logo? Now every year it's pretty much the same.

Jeremy_theGent

Another long NFL Throwback video where I click on it thinking I'll only watch a few minutes now and watch the rest later, but then end up watching it in one sitting. Nice job NFL Throwback.

dmdeester

"John Elway can play another 20 years!"

*Elway retires that night😆

coreyf

That Eddie George powerful touchdown run is underrated

TristanLockamy

NFL Throwback just wanted to say y’all have been killing it with these videos leading up and post the Super Bowl.
I get more hyped than I should when I see y’all post!

poonking

As long as the Chiefs have Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, they’re always gonna be having a shot at another super bowl title

sports

personally, (and this may date my interest in football) my favorite super bowls were 32, 34, 38 and 52. Those games from start to finish were mega exciting. 32 was special because of the way John Elway and company soldiered and fought for every yard. John was NOT gonna lose that day. 34 was amazing not just for its ending but the entire game was a lead up to that ending. Eddie George was a bulldozer and McNair was Phenomenal all season long. 38 was everything I want to see in a football game. Incredible Defense from both teams in quarters 1 and 3; Equally incredible Offense in quarters 2 and 4. 38 was a damn good, well rounded game. 52 was what every offensive football fan wanted. 1, 152 total yards of offense between both teams, trick plays, and a Brady loss... incredible.

Then you cant help but think of other things about previous Super Bowl that made them historic, such as Super Bowl 42. Patriots were undefeated that season only to lose in the Super Bowl. Brady and Randy Moss put up insane numbers throughout the whole season and everyone "knew" that the patriots were gonna win... or so they thought! lol Other things I think of are one-time conditions that others rarely think of, an idea I have of that is SB39 when Donovan McNabb played that game at a high level while battling the flu! Poor guy was vomiting all over the field and was so close to having it. Retirement games that mean something, SB33 was Elway's sunset ride-off. SB40 for Jerome Bettis. SB43 for Kurt Warner (and was SO close to a win on that one) and SB50 for Peyton Manning's last game. And now, generally speaking, you can't think of Super Bowls without thinking of Tom Brady whether you love him or hate him. Longevity wise, Tom Brady is to the Super Bowl as The undertaker is to Wrestlemania. (any wrestling fans here other than me? lol) They both were at their biggest shows damn near every year and they both didn't retire at those shows when they should have.

zzyzxzy

Nice to see Aaron Hernandez's moment of Super Bowl glory before that career ending neck injury.

JSmith

It's sad that I have to go 28 minutes into this clip to see a Cowboys' TD in a Super Bowl. Thank you very much, Jerry. Dope.

Mark-xlze

The title of the video gave me “pfft sure right?” But you actually did it so 👏

bumorhoomer

NFL Throwback consistently putting out banger videos

TBDxo

I LOVE that you guys used the HD master of Super Bowl 34! It’s one of the HD holy grails along with the rest it MNF 1999 and CBS’s HD 1998 games.

On the other hand, why did you use the SD and not the HD versions of SB 37, 39, and 40? They’re not rare at all, and you guys always used them in past videos.

simtek

0:09, 0:29, Kevin Burkhardt shout out. He was outstanding on the Super Bowl call. 32:58, Thurman, 34:15, The greatest of all time Dick Enberg! OH MY!!! 40:07, 41:46, The great Steelers 43:17, 44:27, The great Al Davis and John Madden's favorite play, 46:41, this post is GOLD!💯

tony.