CBS Football Intro - September 1998

ALL NEW! With the 1987 Miami Dolphins - Indianapolis Colts NBC intro already on the this channel, here is the intro to the 1998 Dolphins - Colts game, CBS's first week in its return to Pro Football, the first game of Peyton Manning's career (and current streak) first, and the first of four battles against Dan Marino. The Dolphins owned both 1998 meetings, but both 1999 meetings were classics, each was won in the closing seconds...

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• Miami
• Florida
• 1998

[kimv020887]

hey isn't that Ian Eagle, the Voice of the NBA's Nets and the voiceover of NBA Action?

[WREYtube]

@kimv020887 Yup! :)

[kimv020887]

@WREYtube okay. I just saw him on YouTube doing NFL games. hey WREYTube, isn't this from the return of NFL on CBS? By the way, I love watching old school CBS, FOX, NBC and ESPN NFL intros!!!!

[WREYtube]

@kimv020887 Yup! This was the first week in the return of the NFL on CBS... i like all of the old school intros better than most of today's... I am glad that Fox had continues to retain their classic theme! :)

[richie137]

@WREYtube, do you have the NFL Today from 1998, when they returned on the air?

[WREYtube]

@richie137 Because the Dolphins kicked off at 4:15, I didn't record the one at before the 1:00 kickoffs, but I did get the segment that aired between 4-4:15... :)

[thedude19766]

1998 graphics were great

[rjpsuh06]

I like the CBS mike flags in this video, much better than the ones they have now. Also, Ian Eagle looks like McLovin.

[TheSeattlehawk94]

Ian Eagle was a great movie...

[kimv020887]

@WREYtube and by the way, I can imagine the 1995-1997 "NFL on NBC" theme being played as the theme song of the Oscars.

[kimv020887]

@WREYtube hey WREYTube, how about this: NBC should leave the Faith Hill intro only during the regular seasons and play the 1995-1997 NFL on NBC theme during the Super Bowl while CBS should only leave the "Posthumous Zone" theme during the regular seasons and play the 1992-1993 theme during the Super Bowl? What do you think of my suggestion?

[PENS68]

@myaccount00000001 well you have to take into consideration that there were not all of these advanced graphics software programs that we have. Computers were not that advanced back then like they are today