2008 America's Game The 1990 Buffalo Bills Part 5

[APviKINGsz28]

4 straight and no rings? vikings fans even feel bad for you guys haha.

[Hollerman02]

@JoeMontana49ers the giants are the luckiest team in the nfl! Could agree more, bills should definitely have beaten them

[welsman13]

"pound, pound your mattress. finally, you get off by yourself in the dark of night and....everybody's asleep" lmfao, sounds like levy had a serious solo session after the game 1:44

[apollo792]

People were getting sick of the Bills in the Super Bowl, but today I MISS THE HELL OUT OF THEM..I miss the super teams, these teams today are SO DAMM BORING TO WATCH(like that jets-broncos game last night)...Buffalo had so many REAL primetime players on that team...The days of the super offenses and super defenses are long gone...

[SteelSnarf]

Norwood reminds me so much of when Gary Anderson missed the shot that would've sent the Vikings to the super bowl.. oh the nostalgia..

[MrBillyBatts1]

the real shame is today this franchise is a joke and will be as long as ralph wilson is running it

[ECWnWWF]

Scott Norwood had to be the most popular player in that post-game locker room. .. and Marv Levy was thinking "Scott: you're fired!".

[inveca]

i like this series b/c it show that it is possible to get up and press on even if you do fall short.

[quincee33]

as much i like Marv Levy he shouldn't have let Thurman sulk on the sideline in the 4th SB against the Cowboys, i believe Turman had just fumbled in the 3rd quarter and he just gave up.....he should be embarrassed at that, but Levy should take some heat for letting him give up.

[astrostar49]

I don't care what anyone says. That 1990's Bills team should have won that Super Bowl. The Giants just got lucky with Norwood's miss. If the Bills win a Super Bowl in the coming years, I hope they give an honorary ring to Jim Kelly, Daryl Talley, Andre Reed, Cornelius Bennett, and everyone else.

[JoeMontana49ers8190]

@astrostar49 AGREED< The Bills should have won this game!!!!!!!!!!!!

[CMsurvive11]

Until the Bills win a Superbowl (major if there anyway) but Norwood's name will be synamous to the Bills 4 losses. Much like Buckner for the Redsox's a victory takes the sting away and allows people to see things full view of the player not one game or moment

[job1785]

To be honest it bothers me that Michael Irvin is in the hall of fame and not Andre Reed. Just like Jerry Rice goes in and not Cris Carter.I believe it comes down to one thing. The ring.

[199019852007]

if the jets lose the 2011 afc championship game they can be a poorer version of the bills

[thndrct218]

As bad as I feel for the bills, I fell the worst for Scott Norwood, I think he gets such an unfair wrap

[job1785]

As a Giant fan I did feel bad for them. They both played well in that super bowl.

[UnionKid15]

You know, I respect the Bills and all the great things that happened for them during this 4 year stretch, but give me a fucking break, you get 4 chances to win a fucking super bowl and you fuck it up all 4 times. Blame yourselves for not playing well enough to win. Thanks for posting this.

[PackerBronco]

I'm not a Bills fan by any means, but I loved and respected that Bills team from the 1990's.

[m47131]

As painfull as it was to watch them lose 4 straight SBs, my Sunday afternoons during the NFL season have not been the same since the early 1990s. God do I ever miss these Bills teams! Thank you Jim, Thurman, Bruce, Andre, Daryl, Cornelius, Steve, Marv and everyone else involved for putting together something special.

[mytimton]

All people say is they lost four straight, but do you know how hard it is to get there just once? The Bills got there four straight times? That's incredible, but they deserved the first one more than the others

[PITTSBURGHESE86]

@mytimton

That doesn't seem to be all that people say at all actually. Look at a lot of these comments here. People acknowledge how impressive it was just to make it there four times, or at least more people are beginning to.

[thndrct218]

I think Scott Norwood gets the most unfair wrap of any sports goat

[lastcatamount]

"You go back to the hotel and, uh ya just uh, ya mourne. Ya pound your matress. Finally you get off by yourself in the dark of night." HILARIOUS OUT OF CONTEXT

[01SilverBlack]

as a raider fan i got respect for the buffalo bills

[zoomping1]

It was still a great run nevertheless - What eventually did the Bills in by 2000 wasn't the Super Bowl defeats, not the Music City Miracle, but rather, the Salary Cap.

[XxLuckyShotz95]

Did norwood stay with BUF the next season?

[zoomping1]

@XxLuckyShotz95

He played one more season for the Bills - In fact, he hit (what proved to be) the game-winning field goal against Denver in the 1991 AFC Championship. However, it was clear after 1988, his kicking slipped. The Bills signed Steve Christie in 1992. Norwood would be released, however, he's had a very successful life after football.

[leeevans83]

@XxLuckyShotz95 yeah, he was there one more season.. and then they got Steve Christie

[fleetos2922]

they so deserve a super bowl ring 

[illman300]

its a great inspiration story, and it would be perfect if they won it the 4th time they were there, but it was not to be, so now theyre just the laughingstock of the nfl...

[Mikey5275]

We are true fans, and Thurman said it best in his Hall Of Fame acceptance, we WILL get there and win, NO doubt we will get there eventually <3 Bills 4 ever

[BarackSays]

What I remember most clearly is not what I saw on TV, over and over again, but what I read about the Bills coming home to Buffalo after their loss. At Niagara Square in Buffalo, 30,000 fans gathered to honor their almost-champs. And who did they want? "We want Scott! We want Scott!" And then, when he came out from hiding behind his teammates, "We love Scott! We love Scott!"

A frigid, desolate, heartbroken city, arms wide open. No way Norwood visualized that moment.

[sonicismybrawler]

@BarackSays I mean this in all seriousness.

Stay Classy Buffalo.

[AllPro777]

@BarackSays

I think they realized that Bills team shouldn't disposed of the Giants, didn't play as well as they should've, and that it should've never come down to a 47-yard field goal. Having lived in that area at that time, that's the sentiment I got from most Bills fans. Not that I cared one way or the other since I was a 49ers fan at the time and hadn't gotten over losing the NFC Championship game to those same Giants.

[amd77j]

Talley is right. They are one of the best teams in NFL hx. You don't do what they did without being great.

[TheFK93]

lol hahahaha 4 straight superbowls and u loose them all. lol i can imagine when the got 2 number 4 every one in buffelo is prob like not again. they may have never won the championship but ay atleast the hold the record record for biggest chokers in prob pro sport history

[SuperSpudders]

Shit cunts! Fucking mugs you don't get jackshit for losing

[obiwanobiwan13]

Thumbs up if you'd LOVE to see a Vikings/Bills Super Bowl!

BOTH have lost 4 TIMES!

You talk about high-stakes...one team breaks the curse, and the other goes 0 for 5 and feels the worst sort of agony imaginable...

THAT'D BE AWESOME! :D (The '90-'93 Bills DO deserve mention alongside the Super Bowl Winners...making it to 4 straight Super Bowls isn't quite winning a Super Bowl, but it's something special, to be sure--from a 49ers fan--5 for 5, baby!--Buffalo has a lot to be proud of!)

[TheFK93]

@obiwanobiwan13 ye it is an achievement but is srsly worth getn there nd not delivering the result. they still have zero championships.

[mkost84]

Just to add to my last comment Buffalo also beat the NY Giants during the '90 season on the road in the Meadowlands in week 15. Buffalo 17 - NY Giants 13.

[Sirdink4]

can anyone tell me wat is the name of the music on 0:48

[v3gadaViRuS]

im a Giants Fan but damn these guys deserved at least one Super Bowl especially against the Hick ass Cowboys

[BarackSays]

"Fight on my men" Sir Andrew said, "A little I'm hurt but not yet slain. I'll just lie down and bleed a while, then I'll rise and fight again."

[boomkilla12345]

@BarackSays That's my favorite quote now lol.

[nyrangers731]

i love my team! the Bills will have their day once again.

[MASSHOLEvids]

you can't blame scott norwood we all make mistakes, you gotta remember it is just a game.nobody died

[forevercuz]

scott nordwood, even to this day, must feel like shit. i feel for the guy. i really do. i can't even stop watching this video

[ZhangtheGreat]

@forevercuz, that's not true at all. Norwood is living a very successful post-football life in Virginia. I believe he's working either in mortgage or in insurance now.

That kick hasn't affected him because he knows his teammates stand by him. No one from that 1990 Bills team ever faults Norwood for the loss.

[forevercuz]

@ZhangtheGreat 7 month old comment .. lol

[PITTSBURGHESE86]

@ZhangtheGreat

None of the fans do either. After the loss, the team held a rally that was meant to be a championship parade, and the fans gave Norwood an ovation. They're smart enough to realize that there were more aspects to that game than the final kick.

[headabox]

maybe the nfc was just a better division

[Fullmetalking86]

@headabox A conference, dude

[ZhangtheGreat]

Though no one on the 1990 Bills will ever say it, Scott Norwood's kick wound up screwing over a lot of people. Had they won that Super Bowl, I can almost guarantee that guys like Steve Tasker and Andre Reed would be in the Hall of Fame, and Thurman Thomas would've gotten in much sooner.

[forevercuz]

@ZhangtheGreat everyone says it

[ZhangtheGreat]

@forevercuz, reread the first line of my comment again.

[forevercuz]

@ZhangtheGreat ahh my bad

[thejonhendricks]

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck that man.

[Sirdink4]

wat is the name of the music on 1:24

[thedayplay]

@Sirdink4 98 vikings missing rings had better music, if you don't cry your not human, or a packers fan.

[colig54]

it hurts

[TheEntertainmentonly]

The Bills missed that Deion Sanders type of player that got the 49ers over the hump against the Cowboys in '94!!! That's why they didn't win!!!

[plntntvzn]

@TheEntertainmentonly true, but they also lacked a great defensive tackle, and a great fullback. They got trigger happy in their second and third Super Bowls as well.

[hankmay01]

See my comment in part 4, these guys really deserved to have a ring. This is just a sad video to watch

[vadimzdonutube]

I don't give a crap if Tim Russert is the Bills #1 fan even he couldn't guarantee them a super bowl win

[patsrule213]

3 out of the 4 Super Bowl loses weren't their fault, the Redskins were the better team and the Cowboys were the better team both times. But that first Super Bowl is a devastating loss for the Bills.

[edgeandmybeaglerule]

I feel bad for Norwood.. I know people like to make players the "goat." However, I think that is a cop out. They win as a team and they LOSE as a team. Like Talley said, it should never have come to that. They had plenty of chances on defense to make a stop and to get off the field. Easy to blame Norwood and I don't think that is fair

[shouavaj12]

3:03 some of the best balance from a Football player I ever seen

[SuperTugz]

I admire the heart of this team. It must have been tough to lose 4 consecutive Super Bowls. I admire the resiliency of this team.

[optimusprime6930]

I grew up with this greatness. It will come again. The Super Bowl will be ours soon.

[hehatemee]

This was a good team but they just happened to have lost to better teams:

*1990 Giants: The Bills could have beat this team but they were just out coached. Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick were brilliant keeping the Bills Offense off the field.

*1991 Redskins: Had a lucky year where "everything" went their way! Mark Rypen never followed up that season!

1992 & 1993 Cowboys: Dynasty in the Making!

[halo117izanation]

Well, there not superbowl champions, but there champions. They won AFC Championship games and they give you afc rings. So they actually have rings, just not the superbowl one. So in reality they are champions, the only AFC CHAMPIONS 4 straight years :)

[illman300]

LMAO a basketball score was 20-19???

[jimmymallet55]

@illman300 ha ha ha ha ha aha

[SuperTugz]

@illman300

It was a middle school basketball game, they are generally super low scoring.

[503raider1986]

@illman300 Girls Basketball at the Junior High level, that score doesn't surprise me. Are you sure you weren't ROFL??

[obiwanobiwan13]

One of the best teams? Looking at the Super Bowl Era... Steelers with 6, and the '74 and '78 teams stand out hugely, Cowboys with 5 and the '77 and '92 teams are huge, my Niners with 5 and the '84 and '89 teams big ones, of the teams with 3 the '87 Redskins, '01 Patriots, '66 Packers, '07 Giants, and '76 Raiders come to mind, then the '98 Broncos and '72 Dolphins, '85 Bears and '99 Rams, that's 15 teams... the '90 Bills can be included in the Top 20.

[obiwanobiwan13]

@obiwanobiwan13 Looking at SB Era Dynasties:

1. Tie between 1980s Steelers (Best Defensive Dynasty Ever, 4 in 6) and 1980s 49ers (Best Offensive Dynasty Ever, record 18 straight road wins and biggest SB blowout victory) 3. 1960s Packers 4. 1970s Cowboys 5. 1970s Raiders 6. 2000s Patriots 7. 1970s Dolphins 8. 1990s Cowboys 9. 1990s Bills 10. 1990s 49ers

[TheClebrowns4life]

Talley isn't crazy at all they're one of the best teams EVER assembled

[nobodysperfect06]

does God hate Buffalo or something?

[PITTSBURGHESE86]

I don't think another team's story has brought as many tears to my eyes quite like the Bills from the 90's. I really admire the character of this team. The Bills from that era have so many players in the Hall of Fame, they really deserved at least one championship.

The Missing Rings series is interesting, because you finally get to see what these big time games are like from the losing team's perspective, and NFL Films does a great job of getting you to feel the same emotions the players do.

[RachTrinity]

@PITTSBURGHESE86 indeed.. as a resident and fan of Bills Country.. I wish I could describe to all of you across the nation what this team this 'road' was.. we rise and fall with them.. and we will rise again to fight another day. It is not so much that we tend to want to recapture that 'time'.. we want a team to recapture that spirit.. and maybe, just maybe give us a chance to have tears of joy in Jan instead of tears of sadness. Some may laugh at that, but this city has heart. like our bills

[MetallicSoap]

Marv Levy Jim Kelly Andre Reed James Lofton Thuman Thomas Don Beebe Bruce Smith Cornelius Bennet Darryl Talley Shane Conlan Nate Odomes Leonard Smith Mark Kelso Frank Reich (Comeback Kid) And Steve Tasker ON ONE TEAM??? DAAAAAAYUUUUUUM!!

[randallo1387]

tawley sais it best "for lack of a better word pissed down are leg"

[dinendal7]

I really hope that Buffalo can get a ring before Marv passes on. What a great man and great coach. I have no doubt in my mind that if the Bills ever win a SB it will be a small redemption for him, Kelly, Talley, Thurman, and co.

[JJJSOPRANOS2009]

I'm a Jets fan but Buffalo deserves a title to lose in the big game years in a row must be so heartbreaking I can only imagine what I would feel like if that happened to the Jets! I hope one day Buffalo gets one but not before my Jets got some under Rex and Sanchez!

[sincere700]

If that kick wouldn't have went wide right, I think the buffalo bills and dynasty could be mentioned in the same breath they had the pieces just couldn't produce the results....

[Whalers1997]

you know i really think buffalo deserves a championship more than any other team, its a blue collar city always in the top five poorest cities the bills haven't gone to the playoffs since 99' and yet they still sell out their stadium despite the worst weather imaginable, real fans.

[zoomping1]

@Whalers1997

growing up with the Steelers and Bills, I actually appreciated these Bills teams of the 90s more than any Super Bowl champion. And you're right, to be a Buffalo fan, you gotta be considered a real fan.

[zoomping1]

@Whalers1997

Furthermore, I don't consider it the worst feeling in the world to lose a championship game and it's just that - a game. I've taken in a lot of football the last 25+ years and this episode also makes you understand how difficult it really is to win a championship. Trust me, you learn more from losing than you do from winning.

[Whalers1997]

@zoomping1 haha true you do learn a lot but i think the people of buffalo have learned enough about losing with its sports teams they deserve better

[saskiaturf13]

@Whalers1997 I agree with you on that. Couldn't have said it any better. : )

[optimusprime6930]

@Whalers1997 damn right you said it brother, we are true fans and a true "Rocky" type team.

[thedayplay]

@Whalers1997 you can't disagree with that, they need a win, but as a vikings fan... I want that win more than anything.

[halodystroyer44]

@Whalers1997 explain the blackouts then

[MasterSmasherXD]

@Whalers1997 Well I can disagree with you on that because as a die-hard Vikings fan I've suffered through plenty too, but I like the Bills both of us have gone to 4 Superbowls and lost and since your last 3 superbowls were blowouts the first one you guys should've won and same with us because we were favored in that one. But, don't worry Bills and Vikings fan our day will come soon.

[Armytiger65]

@MasterSmasherXD Imagine the Bills and Vikings in the same SuperBowl

[MasterSmasherXD]

@Armytiger65 I say Vikings win against the Bills the first time. And a year later the bills win against the fudgepackers. Win-win. :-)

[PITTSBURGHESE86]

@Armytiger65

Game would be tied for 8 OTs and they would have to call the game, end it in a draw, no winner. Both teams still winless in Super Bowls at 0-4-1.

[lastcatamount]

@Whalers1997 - Real fans indeed! I'm sick of hearing all this Toronto BS. I drive 5 hours to the stadium atleast 3 times a year and not only do I live in the same country...I live in the same STATE! Pretty sure the Toronto fans can handle the 2.5 hour drive - whiney bitches.

[Standard420247]

@Whalers1997 I agree to a point, but we were not always in the top five poorest cities. We used to be the most desired place to live back in the steel plant days

[TheFK93]

chockers

[MetallicSoap]

@TheFK93 Its spelled "chokers" u dumbshit

by the way go fuckk yourself

[TheFK93]

@MetallicSoap ok sorry for my spelling mate. but your the one who follows a sorry ass team. so you go fuck yourself and you will probebly be better at that then bills will go next season. just how many super bowls have you won?

[MetallicSoap]

@TheFK93 Whoa, pulling out the Super bowl defense already? U need a life my friend, going on youtube just to bash a football team? Wow, sad.

[TheFK93]

@MetallicSoap you need a life why would you want to see you team choke for. im not going on youtube 2 bash a football team i went on 2 see the missing rings and then i commented on how i felt about the bills, you dont lose 4 superbowls in a row if your not a choker. and i only posted the second comment because you replied. and buy the way superbowl rings are the only thing that matters thats all it comes down 2 at the end of the day no one cares about second best.

[jonlamanna]

@TheFK93 You sir, are an ignorant heartless douchebag. When they do win one, I hope you finally understand the magic of this team. Go Bills.

[TheFK93]

@jonlamanna oh im so sorry my heart doesnt worm when i think about the bills, keep dreaming when bills win a superbowl if im alive in like 1000 years ill let you say what ever you want to me.

[KWCline91]

Imagine a super bowl between the Bills and the Vikings! That way somebody will get a ring, the question is who

[TheFK93]

@KWCline91 if that day happens the world will end before the end of the 4th quater

[rbogota]

Actually. The Bills lost to ALL 4 NFC EAST TEAMS 4 years in a row. The best and toughest division in football history. 14 Superbowl apperances combined. More then a quarter of all Superbowls played.

[v3gadaViRuS]

@rbogota

actualli the Bills lost in those order Giants,Redskins, and twice to the Cowboys, those Eagles hav 0 super Bowls to their credit

[rbogota]

The Bills could of played the Cowboys 1,000 times and would never have beatin them. They were STEAMROLLED in every way possible by Dallas.

[ZhangtheGreat]

@rbogota, not really. Remember in the fourth Super Bowl, the Bills led by 7 at the half and looked like they had control of the game. It was Thurman Thomas' turnover in the 3rd (picked up by James Washington and returned for a TD) that permanently swung the momentum in Dallas' favor. Had the Bills played mistake-free, who really knows?

[mkost84]

@rbogota Sorry, but you're wrong. During the '93 season Buffalo beat Dallas on the road in Texas stadium in week 2. Buffalo 13 - Dallas 10. That was the same season they lost the 4th SB (SB 28) to Dallas 30-13.

[Kentkoren]

SItting in the stands during that AFC Champinoship, having just decimated Bo Jackson and the Raiders, in the midst of the Gulf War...is a setting I will never forget. I never would have expected what was to come.......but that team taught us resillience. You lose three in a row, why not give up , right? These guys were relentless and huge part of everyone living in that city during the almost dynasty. Love those guys.

[gogettajay69]

Bills lost to all NFC East teams in their SB's this one they should of won, to bad

[bluemonkjd]

There's no phrase quite like "they're the Buffalo Bills of..." to express that glorious second-best. Thanks, Bills.

-English Language

[plntntvzn]

In their 2nd and 3rd Super Bowls, Bills got trigger happy. At the time, though the Redskins and Cowboys were better they were NOT that much better. Those two Super Bowls would have been alot closer had Bills not been throwing the ball all over the place in the first halves. Now in the fourth Super Bowl,Bills DID play it smart in the first half and got to a 13-6 halftime lead. But Dallas was a stronger team in 1993 than in 1992,with Leon Lett as a starter. Lett won the game in the 3rd quarter.

[TheTruthfulAsshole]

Such a close Super Bowl.

Thurman Thomas really cost them in that one.

[plntntvzn]

I am not sure if that is sacasm or or not. Leon Lett won that game in the third quarter.

[JMK213]

Which one are you referring to? XXV or XXVIII? Because in Super Bowl XXV, Thurman would have been MVP if they won.

[TheTruthfulAsshole]

@JMK213

The last one, where the Bills were up 7 at the half.

[FREON212]

I'm from Buffalo and everyone remembers where they were and what they were feeling after that kick went Wide Right. Everyone went outside to shovel snow to blow off some steam. But the journey is sometimes more important than the destination. Although they didn't win one... it was a hell of a ride. Unlike the shit Buffalo teams we must endure nowadays.

[mrfancypants9000]

4 superbowls talk about missing rings.really dissapointing,a side of the bills ive never seen,maybe because im a gints fan but a cruel ending non the less

[JMK213]

I was too young for the Super Bowl years but my family tells me how enjoyable those Buffalo Bills were to watch back then...these Bills today are dull and don't have the same fire...Please Buddy Nix lets field a competitive team again!!

[Glockenshploink]

"Fight on, my men," Sir Andrew said, "little I'm hurt, but I not yet slain. I'll just lay down and bleed a while, and then I'll rise and fight again." - very good stuff

[hinduplaya1]

being a cowboys fan, Im not going ot say I'd rather have the Bills have won the last 2.

But I really do wish they had won one against the giants or redskins

I think trumpy said it the best during the last SB when they blew a lead in their last SB "at some point, losing the big game has to get into your head." imo, thats what happened to the bills. It was all mental. it wasnt about talent. they had it. but losing a certain game over and over will cause you to believe wrong things

[Pksoze]

@hinduplaya1 sorry buddy...I rather wish the Bills beat the Cowboys rather than NY. 90's cowboys were pretty classless as a franchise.

[hinduplaya1]

not when they were beating the bills. back when jimmy was the coach, america loved us as a hard working, talented squad. once barry switzer took over, thats when we became the classless SOB's that even some diehard cowboys fans began to hate as they won their third SB. but believe me, when we were beating the bills and jimmy was in charge, they were no classless franchise. they were a talented squad that let their onfield actions talk for themselves rather than off field stuff

[zoomping1]

@hinduplaya1

You can thank Jerry Jones for that. The same Jerry Jones that fired Tom Landry when he first bought the Cowboys. The point is that Jones could have handled the Landry and Jimmy Johnson deals with honor.

[hinduplaya1]

oh absolutely he couldve handled it better. but the fact is that landry was done: he needed to go. jerry admittedly says he did it the wrong way, but if tom landry had remained coach of the cowboys, then there's no way we are the team of the 90's.

[Jikk]

@Pksoze: Don't confuse classless, with excellence.

[Pksoze]

Jikk...Dallas was talented....but come on they were absolute scum bags.

[JMK213]

I think more of the reason Hinduplaya after all those losses was more that those great Bills teams just got older and they played in 13 postseason games in that 4 year span, almost a regular season worth of games. Another reason is that just going to 4 straight super bowls is very and may never happen again in the NFL. One of these days hopefully Bills fans' dream finally come true...

[hinduplaya1]

Absolutely thats a part of it. I think with the implementation of the salary cap, it screwed over alot of the powers in the early 90's (buffalo, dallas, sf...) and helped keep them from dominating the way they could've.

[zoomping1]

The Bills of the 90s still go down as one of the greatest football teams of all time.......And they have the Hall of Famer's to prove it. I remember back too when the NFC was a very strong conference and the (91) Redskins and (92, 93) Cowboys just happened to be the better teams on SB Sunday.

There's a lesson that can be learned here: Life isn't just about winning, it's about doing your very best. And the Bills did that with HONOR.

[jambler15]

i really like the optimistic approach the creators gave this "missing rings" segment (unlike the ending of the 1998 vikings)...just getting to 4 straight superbowls will prolly never ever be done again

[408Machine]

Very true, no team has made 4 consecutive Super Bowl appearances.

[nmantor]

fuck, atleast one

[joesav9256]

NOBODY deserves a Super Bowl ring more than these guys.

[ALEXULYET]

69-74 Vikings deserve one just as much!

[forevercuz]

Damn

to go to the superbowl 4 consecutive seasons and couldn't even win one. thats very disappointing.

[youse12132]

Damn it's hard not to feel sorry for them.

3 Super Bowl finals.....and lost each one. *whistles*

[KWCline91]

4 to be exact

[experiessence]

That's pretty amazing they didn't focus more on the Frank Reich led comeback against the Oilers. Incredible game!!

[Bryanb803]

it wasnt this superbowl it was 2 years later

[experiessence]

Yes, I know. But they cover that game in this part 5 of padmasterdude's upload. But I guess you're right: that game didn't belong to the 1990 season, so why embellish it too much.

[Bryanb803]

yea but it was still one of the best games ever played

[paleo99]

That's because that happened during the 1992 Wild Card playoffs.

[experiessence]

Which, even though the piece primarily focuses on the 1990 Super Bowl run, is nevertheless covered in Part 5 of this video.

[BluebomberX3]

Probably the most painful of all missing rings that I've seen.

[ZhangtheGreat]

DEFINITELY the most painful I've seen. Other teams had only one missing ring. These guys had FOUR.

[erinshaejohns]

As a Giants fan, this is still in my opinion the greatest superbowl ever played. Maybe not as incredible as SB 42, but it was a better game.

I felt bad for the bills fans, but I'm glad we won. Really wanted them to win one of those other three...especially the last one.

[ExcentricGaming]

they should have won can u put up the 2005 steelers or the 2008 steelers

[Bryanb803]

yeah i know rite imagine being a fan sucks