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Eddie George meets Ray Lewis again, and NFL Throwback's comments relive the AFC Central

The Titans back and the Ravens linebacker headline nine uploads that also revisit a strange 1986 Eagles-Bears game and Marino against Moon.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Eddie George and Ray Lewis defined the early 2000's NFL!Eddie George and Ray Lewis defined the early 2000's NFL!

NFL Throwback, the clips channel that bills itself as a home for football's greatest games and most ridiculous moments, put up nine videos in seven days, and one of them pulled clear of the rest. "Eddie George and Ray Lewis defined the early 2000's NFL!" passed 200,000 views in five days, several times what any other new upload managed.

The pairing explains it. George was the Titans' bruising workhorse, Lewis the Ravens' middle linebacker and a Super Bowl MVP, and in the old AFC Central the two teams met twice a year. The comments read like a reunion: viewers recall how rarely anyone ran Lewis over, joke that you needed two chinstraps in that division, and argue that Ravens-Titans was the grudge match long before Ravens-Steelers took the title. A few keep returning to a Lewis interception return as the play that tipped it.

The rest of the week leaned on full-game edits. A 1986 Eagles-Bears game is billed as maybe the weirdest the channel has ever cut, a 2011 Panthers-Lions shootout puts Cam Newton beside Matthew Stafford, and a 1989 Browns-Steelers opener arrives under the title "Absolute Annihilation!" The newest, Dan Marino against Warren Moon in 1994, is a day old and already moving quickly, while a ten-day-old look at Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott's rookie takeover is still drawing a steady crowd.

The whole channel ran a little above its usual daily pace, with subscribers holding steady. Among the sports channels nearby, First Things First, The Rich Eisen Show and Sportsnet are having especially big weeks, and NFL Films, the throwback channel's natural neighbor, is running well above its own usual level too.

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What viewers say

  • before Ravens vs Steelers, we had Ravens vs Titans
    @Ghost211-k6bSee it on YouTube
  • Not too many running backs could upend Ray Lewis. Power on power.
  • This was when football was still football, and you'd better wear 2 chinstraps in AFC Central.
    @JackBurton-x86See it on YouTube

Public comments from the video's page on YouTube

The videos drawing views on NFL Throwback right now

The facts
Subscribers
1,210,000
Channel views, last 7 days
4,528,201
Videos published this week
9
Video published
September 28, 2026
Video views so far
210,813
Views on its first day
51,295

The numbers

Here is how NFL Throwback's week looks in figures.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels
ESPN College Football
27,942,141
The Rich Eisen Show
9,811,301
First Things First
9,447,392
SPORTSNET
6,578,909
CBS Sports
6,366,982
NFL Throwback
4,528,201
NFL Films
3,162,129
TPS
347,842
subscribers
1,210,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
1,066,747,369
views per day
862,174
typical day: 693,026
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
ESPN College Football
1,400,000
NFL Films
1,390,000
SPORTSNET
1,270,000
CBS Sports
1,240,000
TPS
1,230,000
NFL Throwback
1,210,000
The Rich Eisen Show
1,140,000
First Things First
1,110,000
Overtime SZN
1,100,000
As of October 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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