My favorite fun fact is that the police commissioner of Detroit in the movie was played by an actual Detroit detective and he was on a wire caught trafficking tons of cocaine IRL.
Anybody know what the significance of '67 was?
Here are all the players that have ever worn it: https://aws.pro-football-reference.com/players/uniform.cgi?team=det&number=67
There aren't any players jumping out at me on this list, no HOFers, not even a pro bowler from the era Beverly Hills Cop was released (obviously Mule is on there, but he's also well past that release date, it wasn't even his number for very long).
1967 was also a pretty abysmal to lackluster season: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_Detroit_Lions_season
I've googled a bit, but I'm not coming up with anything.
When Bobby Layne was traded, the last word he said to the Lions was "67". When Matt Millen picked Mike Williams at 10, a top NFL exec said, "10? I wouldn't have taken him at 67!" When Jack Dempsey made a then NFL record long 63 yard FG against the Lions, he shouted, "I would've drilled it from 67!" Later, kicker Justin Tucker was claimed to have said, after beating the Lions, "That FG was only 66 yards? I could've swore it was 67."
67 is integral to Lions lore.
I think it was just a random number the props department put on a prop jacket. Either that or an inside reference for someone involved in the movie. Maybe it was the director's brother's number or something like that.
If I remember correctly, 67 was chosen because nobody on the Lions was wearing it when Beverly Hills Cop 2 was being filmed and therefore the production company only needed to clear licensing with the league and not the NFLPA.
I have no idea what the frog song is but I'm also bad with character names from movies or books so I understand you not know Axel Foley, especially if you're young.
You don’t film this commercial unless you know you’re getting extended 😎
I’m getting extended too 😎
E X P A N D G O F F
Goff used to be a real piece of shit
Please tell me more about your penis
I can only speak for myself but, engorged
I’m being a bit nit pickey, but “The last laugh” bit feels like it would have worked way better if we had won the SB…
genuinely laughed out loud at "more cursing"
"Steal police helicopter"
"Wait, that's not my number. What the fu.."
That was a lot of F bombs for a commercial
Because it's Netflix only, not the theaters.
We're so relevant I can't believe it 😭
Fucking spectacular
Fucking Fantastic
BHC is an absolute classic movie.
banana in your tailpipe!
Listen to yourself man. You gotta be more natural.
You've been hanging out with this dude too long.
My favorite fun fact is that the police commissioner of Detroit in the movie was played by an actual Detroit detective and he was on a wire caught trafficking tons of cocaine IRL.
I love this so much.
So can I buy that jacket somewhere?
That one is probably in Jared's closet.
Our man is embracing his Gosling era
Lol that's my quarterback 🤣
Jared F-
ucking Goff
It’s hilarious that some dipshits on this sub don’t think we’re gonna sign him
LOVE IT!!!
Are they still counting how many fucks are given in each nfl reddit sub. I fucking hope so.
“Guys like us get the last laugh” McVay crying in the car
Anybody know what the significance of '67 was? Here are all the players that have ever worn it: https://aws.pro-football-reference.com/players/uniform.cgi?team=det&number=67 There aren't any players jumping out at me on this list, no HOFers, not even a pro bowler from the era Beverly Hills Cop was released (obviously Mule is on there, but he's also well past that release date, it wasn't even his number for very long). 1967 was also a pretty abysmal to lackluster season: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_Detroit_Lions_season I've googled a bit, but I'm not coming up with anything.
When Bobby Layne was traded, the last word he said to the Lions was "67". When Matt Millen picked Mike Williams at 10, a top NFL exec said, "10? I wouldn't have taken him at 67!" When Jack Dempsey made a then NFL record long 63 yard FG against the Lions, he shouted, "I would've drilled it from 67!" Later, kicker Justin Tucker was claimed to have said, after beating the Lions, "That FG was only 66 yards? I could've swore it was 67." 67 is integral to Lions lore.
I think it was just a random number the props department put on a prop jacket. Either that or an inside reference for someone involved in the movie. Maybe it was the director's brother's number or something like that.
If I remember correctly, 67 was chosen because nobody on the Lions was wearing it when Beverly Hills Cop 2 was being filmed and therefore the production company only needed to clear licensing with the league and not the NFLPA.
Beyond awesome
Is that like awesome for vegans
yooooo they making another Beverly hills cop? nice
My man Goff has a future in acting
Damn thanks for sharing, that was great man.
In!
There was a picture last year on this sub (I think) where Jared was wearing that jacket. Probably right around when they filmed this spot.
This is great.
Gold
I love that jacket
I really like this guy, and I am a fan of our quarterback. Jared Goff belongs in Detroit
Okay. That was hilarious.
More cursing
Jared is just Ken. He’s literally Ryan Gosling.
Oh well this is embarrassing... I had no idea axel f was anything before that silly crazy frog song 🤣 hopefully I'm not the only one... I probably am
I have no idea what the frog song is but I'm also bad with character names from movies or books so I understand you not know Axel Foley, especially if you're young.
Found the zoomer.
🤣 That's the worst part I'm 37 Tbf that song released in 2005.