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    スーパーボウル 3 ハイライト – ジェッツ vs コルツ



    以前のものが米国でブロックされたため、再アップロードします。 ゲームの背景 (ウィキペディアより): スーパー ボウル III は、プロのアメリカン フットボールにおける 3 番目の AFL-NFL チャンピオンシップ ゲームであり、正式に「スーパー ボウル」という名前が付けられた最初のゲームでした。[6] 1969 年 1 月 12 日にフロリダ州マイアミのオレンジ ボウルで行われたこの試合は、アメリカのスポーツ史上最大の番狂わせの 1 つと見なされています。[7] 負け犬のアメリカン フットボール リーグ (AFL) チャンピオンのニューヨーク ジェッツは、ナショナル フットボール リーグ (NFL) チャンピオンのボルチモア コルツを 16-7 のスコアで破りました。 これは、AFLにとって最初のスーパーボウルの勝利でした。 ゲームが始まる前、ほとんどのスポーツライターとファンは、AFL チームは NFL クラブよりも才能がないと信じており、コルツがジェッツを大差で倒すことを期待していました。 ボルチモアは、1968 年の NFL チャンピオンシップ ゲームでクリーブランド ブラウンズを 34 対 0 で破る前に、1968 年の NFL シーズン中に 13 対 1 の記録を残しました。 ジェッツは1968年のAFLシーズンを11-3で終え、1968年のAFLチャンピオンシップゲームでオークランドレイダースを27-23で破った. ジェッツのクォーターバックであるジョー・ネイマスは、スーパーボウルの 3 日前にマイアミ タッチダウン クラブに登場し、大胆にも勝利を約束しました。 彼のチームは、ゲームの大部分をコントロールすることで彼の言葉を裏付け、マット・スネルによるタッチダウンとジム・ターナーによる3つのフィールドゴールから第4四半期までに16-0のリードを築きました。 コルツのクォーターバックであるアール・モラルは、3回のインターセプトを投げた後、ジョニー・ユニタスに取って代わられ、ゲームの最後の数分間でボルチモアを唯一のタッチダウンに導きました。 勝利とともに。 ジェッツは、タッチダウンを1回しか記録しない唯一のスーパーボウル優勝チームです（攻撃的、防御的、または特別なチームのいずれか）。 206ヤードで28回のパスのうち17回を完了したナマスは、ゲームでタッチダウンパスを投げたり、第4四半期にパスをまったく投げなかったにもかかわらず、スーパーボウルの最も価値のある選手に選ばれました.

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    3. 6400az on

      Just watching the highlights. The Colt mistakes are so many, they  become  mundane………….like on purpose !!

    6. NeoNitty on

      This….means the world to me. Been watching highlights on SB3 since a kid (I'm 33 now). THIS was the game my father always spoke about,how Joe was his hero. How much of an impact it had on him…years later I'd realize it more so,because my dad was 13-14 when the jets won…recently they finally showed the actual game on NFL network and I was so happy to watch. NFL Films speed is one thing,the actual game another. My father just died three weeks ago. So for me to see this,kind of soothes me. It helps me reminisce and reconnect with my father. So I'm writing this with tears of joy,cause it feels like they won the game today,just now as I'm watching it. Thanks. This brought some tears but also a few smiles to my face.

    7. NeoNitty on

      This….means the world to me. Been watching highlights on SB3 since a kid (I'm 33 now). THIS was the game my father always spoke about,how Joe was his hero. How much of an impact it had on him…years later I'd realize it more so,because my dad was 13-14 when the jets won…recently they finally showed the actual game on NFL network and I was so happy to watch. NFL Films speed is one thing,the actual game another. My father just died three weeks ago. So for me to see this,kind of soothes me. It helps me reminisce and reconnect with my father. So I'm writing this with tears of joy,cause it feels like they won the game today,just now as I'm watching it. Thanks. This brought some tears but also a few smiles to my face.

    8. James Fleming on

      I'm 57 now but I remember this game.Watched it from Titusville FL.Dad was with the space program and the race to the moon.This is one of the most influential games in NFL history.It change society.It was like an Ali Frazier bout,or Shorter bringing home the marathon gold at Munich.

    14. MeSoCorny on

      I’m posting this on the 50 yr anniv of this game a great milestone. I wasn’t around for this but I certainly understand the historical impact as someone who happened to be born in queens

    18. Will.I.Am11 on

      I don’t think this game looked like it was rigged like Bubba Smith said, but not throwing to Orr is really suspect. Also, Morral’s 2nd INT looked suspect as well. Supposedly, Matte was in a good mood and partying after the game. Why? His fumble was a big reason they lost. I was expecting to see smoking guns, but the reality is there isn’t any. If it was rigged, it was very subtle.

    19. Billy D Graphic Designer on

      The Colts had their chances. So many turn overs by Baltimore. (INT/FUMBLES) Missed FG's too. Kicked themselves in the foot. Missed that WR wide open down the sideline. #41, RB of the Colts played great. Snell should have been MVP. Great highlights, thanks! Coach Chuck Noll was an assistant for the Colts, next stop… Pittsburgh. Wow!!

    20. Greg Ford on

      Reading a book about the 1968 Jets and this game. A number of Jets, including several assistant coaches, did not have much respect for the Colts, whom they considered slow, somewhat old and predictable. They also felt Oakland, whom the Jets beat in Super Bowl III, was a better team, and that other AFL squads, such as San Diego and Kansas City, had better players at certain positions.

    21. The Vanilla Godzilla on

      John Mackey deserves a lot more credit. Of all the tight ends that era John Mackey was like trying to tackle a house on a diesel engine. Look at that first BALT play. He gets the ball and breaks 3 tackles and it looks like two of them get it really bad in the head.

    22. Sebastian Aguirre on

      AS a non-American I've learned about American football thanks to the video games, it was the only way to learn about NFL back in past, now thanks to the globalization and the Internet the NFL is in every place you could imagine. However is a nice sport and i could say i am a JETS Fan , but I don't understand why is so popular in United States and is getting popular around the world. Watching a game in the present is hard to be enjoyable in my opinion. Too much commercial ads, and you see a lot of times different rulings under the same circumstances seems like it is based in which team are they ruling for. After watching this game and the way they use play now i understand why is such a great sport, too bad in the present the matches don't look like that.

    24. T4TexasTom on

      R. I. P.
      #13 Don Maynard 🏈
      "Mr. NY Titan"
      "Mr. NY Jet"
      "Mr. AFL"
      God bless our pro football heroes from a by-gone era.

    28. Wayne Johnson on

      Why in blue blazes didn't Baltimore try for a field goal on that 4th and 5, making it 16 to 10, and the Colts got the ball back. Don Shula really goofed on that one!

    31. Defund democrats on

      Who the heck was number 13? It looks like the dude didn’t have any pads on😳 play after play sounds like cars wrecking on the freeway smashing into each other

    32. Robert Thacher on

      I was a junior in high school when this game happened. A tough year for Baltimore. The Colts and the Orioles both lost when they should have won!

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