One of them featured Terry Bradshaw scrambling around before throwing a desperation heave down to John Stallworth at the goal line. The Steelers added two fourth-quarter touchdowns to build up another lead. Campbell took it in on the next play to tie it up at 17.
It sure was weird to see the ball land in the end zone on a non-scoring play, but there you go. Down by the goal line, new QB Stabler bumped into Earl Campbell on the handoff and the ball bounced into the end zone, then backward into the arms of a Houston lineman at the one. Steeler Theo Bell fumbled the ensuing kickoff, and the Oilers were in position to tie the game. To be fair to Stabler, his best receiver, Kenny Burrough, was on the sideline in a Bum Phillips-style cowboy hat, blue jeans, and some kind of protective leg brace.Īlthough Stabler eventually stopped throwing picks, Phillips figured out a better use for Earl Campbell than catching passes in the second half: Earl threw a 57-yard bomb downfield to Billy "White Shoes" Johnson in the third quarter to close the deficit to 17-10. The score at that point was 17-0 Steelers. Stabler finally completed more passes to Oilers than to Steelers sometime late in the second quarter, with a ratio of five to four. Stabler's sixth pass attempt was intercepted.Īt that point, I lost count of the number of Stabler's pass attempts, but he threw one more pick before halftime. Stabler's third pass attempt was intercepted. (According to Dick Enberg, in about the most interesting thing I ever heard him say, Pastorini claimed that Campbell couldn't catch a cold, and based on this game, Dante appears to have been correct.) Stabler's second pass attempt was intercepted. Stabler's first pass was dropped by Earl Campbell, whom the Oilers were trying to make into more of a pass-catching threat. The 1980 Oilers opened the season, as luck would have it, against those same Steelers in Pittsburgh, with the Snake at the controls. (The Raiders also traded, in a separate deal, Jack "the Assassin" Tatum to the Oilers for Kenny King and some draft picks.) This was apparently too much for Oilers owner Bud Adams to take, because before the start of the 1980 season, he traded longtime Houston quarterback Dan Pastorini to the Oakland Raiders for their own longtime starting quarterback, Kenny Stabler. The 1979 Houston Oilers finished their season by losing to the eventual Super Bowl champs, the Pittsburgh Steelers, in the AFC Championship Game, for the second year in a row. Steelers, September 7, 1980, Three Rivers Stadium Positioned directly in front of the driver, they seem to do double duty by ensuring the flailing toddlers obstruct the driver's vision as much as possible, then serving as the most poorly thought-out crumple zone ever during the inevitable crash they cause.Oilers vs.
I have to question the placement of those seats, though. I thought this was just a four-person e-bike, but there are actually two kiddie seats up front to stash another couple tiny passengers. There's even a hidden feature to this fun-mobile. While you're at it, might as well grab some cheap solar panels to throw on top too! But that's nothing a few hundred bucks and a few minutes on Amazon can't solve. The battery is an old-fashioned lead acid pack, unfortunately. And with a 32 Ah battery packing just shy of 2 kWh, the thing even gets a reported range of 80 km (50 miles). Running on a 60V system, this four-person electric bike-car seems to have a pretty powerful setup.
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It holds four adult passengers plus features two child seats in front which seems… problematic. This old timey-looking electric Surrey bike is available from Alibaba for around $2,000.
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