Heidi Game (original) (raw)

Jets: Weeb Ewbank , Winston Hill, Don Maynard, Joe Namath (en)
Raiders: Al Davis , John Madden , Fred Biletnikoff, George Blanda, Willie Brown, Jim Otto, Art Shell, Gene Upshaw (en)

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Heidi Game (en)

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Raiders by points (en)

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I would have outrun Hudson, too. The play that was called back was a circle pattern, but teams were getting wise to that. So on the touchdown, I ran to the hash mark on the right side and then broke to the sideline. That play was open all day, but Daryle told me to be patient, that we would get to it. Our wide receivers ran deep patterns to clear out the secondary and then I just cut underneath. (en)
Any time we went into a Raiders game, we knew we were gonna come out of it sore. Guaranteed to get the crap beat out of you. They were a rough, physical team. Dislike isn't the word I'd use to describe how we felt about them. Downright hatred would be more accurate. (en)

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https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/196811170rai.htm

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Jets (en)

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right (en)

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;First quarter *NYJ Jim Turner 44-yard FG *NYJ Turner 18-yard FG *OAK Warren Wells 9-yard pass from Lamonica ;Second quarter *OAK Billy Cannon 48-yard pass from Lamonica *NYJ Namath 1-yard run ;Third quarter *NYJ Bill Mathis 4-yard run *OAK Charlie Smith 3-yard run ;Fourth quarter *NYJ Maynard 50-yard pass from Namath *NYJ Turner 12-yard FG *OAK Biletnikoff 22-yard pass from Lamonica *NYJ Turner 26-yard FG *OAK Smith 43-yard pass from Lamonica *OAK Preston Ridlehuber 2-yard fumble return (en)

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Sportswriter Jack Clary (en)
Sportswriter Paul Zimmerman (en)
Frank Ramos, Director of Public Relations, New York Jets (en)

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—Jets guard Randy Rasmussen (en)
—Raiders running back Charlie Smith (en)

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;Top passers * NYJ – Joe Namath – 19/37, 381 YDS, TD * OAK – Daryle Lamonica – 21/34, 311 YDS, 4 TD, 2 INT ;Top rushers * NYJ – Matt Snell – 21 CAR, 46 YDS * OAK – Hewritt Dixon – 14 CAR, 75 YDS ;Top receivers * NYJ – Don Maynard – 10 REC, 228 YDS, TD * OAK – Fred Biletnikoff – 7 REC, 120 YDS, TD (en)

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The football fans were indignant when they saw what they had missed. The Heidi audience was peeved at having an ambulatory football score intrude on one of the story's more touching moments. Short of pre-empting Heidi for a skin flick, NBC could not have managed to alienate more viewers that evening." (en)
The 1967 game was one of the most vicious in Jet history. Namath was slugged to the turf; he was hit late, punched in the groin. They aimed for his knees, tried to step on his hands ... And Davidson got Namath. He got him on a rollout, with a right that started somewhere between Hayward and Alameda. It knocked Namath's helmet flying, and broke his jaw, but Namath didn't miss a play, and he threw for 370 yards and three TD's in that 38–27 loss. (en)
When the Jets played the Raiders, it wasn't a rivalry. It was a war. (en)

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