1977 Week 10 Dallas at Pittsburgh

[@marlonnicholson8410]

People talk about different eras of football but the 1970s and 80s was the golden era of the NFL

[@lloydkline1518]

❤️ NFL 1960s/ 1970s too

[@gpowellish1]

Definitely!

[@malcolmclayton6651]

You might be right .The technology of today is great but people also want to escape from its control.

[@MIKIEEYEZ1975]

I’d say you’re wrong. Golden age of football was the 50’s & 60’s.

[@marlonnicholson8410]

@MIKIEEYEZ1975 I'd say you're wrong because the prominence of television is what popularized the NFL and all 3 major broadcast networks had the NFL in the 70s when the Steelers Cowboys and Raiders were dominating and in the 80s came the 49ers. I'd even throw the 90s in there nobody talks about the NFL in the 50s and 60s they talk about Steel Curtain they talk about the 72 Dolphins they talk about the Cowboys and Doomsday defense and the 80s 49ers or the 85 Bears and the 90s Cowboys and Blitzburgh the golden age of football and I'll throw in the 60s Lombardi Packers

[@trevormadden4301]

Rough and tough. Proper ball. Smash mouth. The 1970s will never be paralleled . Epic decade. everything was cool

[@billlaspin1277]

So cool watching a football game on KZbin knowing that my late father is sitting on the 35 yard line 20 rows back.

[@proud90skid15]

That is pretty cool. He’s forever alive in this realm

[@MIKIEEYEZ1975]

I was sitting 2 seats next to your Pops!!

[@billlaspin1277]

@@MIKIEEYEZ1975 dad was on the visitor's side I used to make quite a few games myself if there was an extra ticket I was at the infamous triple overtime Benny Cunningham Flea Flicker against Cleveland

[@jeffreyamster6020]

Long before there was John Madden, Brookshier and Summerall were The Team! They deserve to be in the HOF just for their work on This Week in the NFL.

[@leoaguirre2261]

I love hearing Pat Summeral's voice. It brings back memories of many NFL games especially when they teamed him up with John Madden in the early 80's. I also love that Star Wars music in the beginning.

[@shanetrimble9265]

Yes but Pat and Brooky were really great too!

[@shuroom57]

Star Wars had just premiered nationwide that summer, 1977.

[@texomajohn2916]

I have not watched a game on TV in ten years, but I could watch this over and over

[@jeromeashley9972]

You are missing out

[@MrBeyondbelief]

@@jeromeashley9972 on what, DIVAS wanted the OTHER team's WR's jersey> Stupid fantasy foorball, and a complete sissy ass league? No He and I are NOT missing out on REAL FOOTBALL!

[@kennethjohnson5179]

This is my first year that I stopped watching.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Yeah right. NOT

[@gary6754]

@@MrBeyondbelief -yea its pure garbage, the only reason ive watched all the past several was because im a philly fan and their super bowl in 2017 and their loss last year made me watch, otherwise i wouldnt have watched a second

[@kevinpayton2664]

Steelers and Cowboys. Great talent from both teams at that time. All-Pro's and Hall of Famers all around.

[@Jgeezy466]

I totally agree...both team matched up on both side of the ball. During that era I was a die hard Cowboys fan before Jerry Jones took over full control of the team coaching behind the scene. But also I love my NY FOOTBALL GIANTS always loyal to the home team from the 203 now living in the 817.

[@ML-rb5vz]

Yea steelers kina took. Off on them after like franchise wise lol cowboy waste money every year now can't win more than 9 games wit best offense nad great line lets be honest if u could fire owners jerry would be gone

[@markthompson7985]

This was 1977 though. More than a decade before Jerry Jones came along. These were the days of founder Clint Merchison, GM Tex Schramm, lead scout Gil Brandt, and head coach Tom Landry. The latter three were still running the Cowboys machine and were NFL legends (almost 30 years together at Dallas) until Jones bought the team and dumped all three in 1989.

[@ML-rb5vz]

i feel bad for cow boy fans

[@jimmycline4778]

@@Jgeezy466 Jerry Jones made the Dallas Cowboys even bigger than what they were then, they are very close to being back in the Super Bowl this year , he has built the current team ,they are worth more than any other sports team in the world, he also in the Hall Of Fame! Jerry Jones has made the NFL into what it is today! Most people love Jerry Jones! Also who changes their NFL team? That’s weird! He’s also responsible for the 3 added Super Bowls they’ve won! They might have 6 maybe 7 or 8 championships in the next few years! They have owned your NY Giants for the last 8 years!

[@charlescanterbury9762]

In today's NFL, there would have been 300 yards in penalties and several ejections.

[@rickjason1786]

Lol

[@jas22]

and don't forget the endless, constant television commercials.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

BEYOND RIDICULOUS

[@quicktastic]

Many teams at that time were intimidated by the Cowboys. The Steelers were not one of those teams. To be fair, I don't think the Cowboys were necessarily intimidated by the Steelers either. Both teams fully expected to win when stepping on the field and for good reason. Makes for great football.

[@jaylucien669]

Well put.

[@fredrickmeredith513]

This rivalry has always had a Lakers/ Celtics kinda vibe to it.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

LMAO.. It HASN'T been a rivalry in decades

[@fredrickmeredith513]

@@BAKER22-l4u Point well taken.

[@UConnNation12]

As a kid I lived in the Midwest. Grew up a Vikings fan. Church let out at noon and by 12:15 pm we were in front of the TV for the first game. Man O Man did Staubach and Drew Pearson break our hearts with the hail Mary. And the Vikings haven't been back to the Super Bowl since getting beat by the Raiders in 76. I was in 5th grade. I just turned 54. Closing in on a half century without a trip to the big game. The closest was against Atlanta in the NFC championship game in 98. Missed FG and then Denver beat Atlanta in SB in Elways last year.

[@wjkitching]

Hated Atlanta beating the Vikings in that game, that season they were so good, what a great superbowl that would have been no 33. Just like superbowl 20 should have been Miami Bears what a game that could have been.

[@frederickjohnpicarello1909]

Grew up as a Baltimore Colts fan but whenever I could would watch & keep track of 3 other NFL teams in the 70's.. The Steelers Cowboys & Raiders especially when they played one another.. You could guarantee it was going to be a good game!

[@MrAschiff]

RIP Harvey Martin, Chuck Noll, Tom Landry, Mike Webster, Jim Clack, Pat Summerall, Tom Brookshire and Robert Newhouse, et al.

[@hillaaron9062]

Andrew Schiff Also don't forget JT Thomas, may he also RIP.

[@MrAschiff]

@@hillaaron9062 LC Greenwood also passed I believe.

[@martinfelsenfeld6012]

@@hillaaron9062 J.T. Thomas is still alive. He is 69 years old, but recently gone from this planet are both Tom Dempsey and Don Shula, and Mike Curtis.

[@DG-dq7ei]

RIP JERRY JONES

[@Jgeezy466]

@@DG-dq7ei lol...you're buggin but on the cool I'm feeling you with both hands!

[@CutandShoot5x5]

I remember these games & commercials because 1978 was my HS graduation year! So fun to reminisce & enjoy!

[@vwm8534]

That is what this Channel and many others like it are all about. Just reminiscing about the good old days😁

[@CutandShoot5x5]

Virgil Moody well Thanks a bunch for your channel!!!!

[@sammyvh11]

Those two broadcasters where great.

[@muttonchopsgayever]

The Dallas offensive line stand- up thing is so cool!

[@roysorgo]

It was called the Landry Shift and it was meant to conceal the running backs changing position from view of the defence. And yeah it was cool, part of the Cowboy mystique

[@freedomsound4469]

Great post!! I am a lifelong Cowboy fan, but I have always respected Pittsburgh- the most consistent quality franchise in the NFL over my lifetime. I watched this game live from Dallas. These games are great to witness two teams execute with violence as well as any teams in NFL history.

[@michaelknapp8961]

These are fun to watch. It’s a blast from our past.

[@Jgeezy466]

They're the only teams in the superbowl that I can watch over and over again because both brought so much excitement and energy to watch. Salute to the Cowboys and Steelers lead by to of the great Hall of Famers quarterbacks during that era!

[@rshelley7496]

Same hear...looking back these 2 teams significantly helped the nfl become more and more popular...same as Lakers and Celtics for the nba....unfortunately both leagues are nowhere near as good presently...bs rules and other factors have taken away from them

[@jimmycline4778]

I love the Dallas Cowboys too! The Steelers suck 😝

[@bconni2]

the Los Angeles Rams of this era also played "violent"

[@llg3pe]

Nothing better than Pittsburgh vs. Dallas in the 70s. Brookshier and Summerall... hearing their voices takes me back to Sundy afternoons with my dad and grandfather. Sure miss them both!

[@dustinmartin8954]

Feel the same way, great memories growing up man, I was 8 years old 3rd grade, playing little league, we played this style of football up into hs in the 80s, bygone era man! 🖤💛💪

[@llg3pe]

@@dustinmartin8954 if only we could go back

[@dustinmartin8954]

You bet buddy, both sets of grandparents are passed on now, but my folks still kicking at 72 and 71. ❤️

[@llg3pe]

@@dustinmartin8954 enjoy your folks and spend as much time S you can with them

[@stardaddyo9]

Those Steelers linebackers! Holy Shit!

[@redwingsfan3621]

When you have Green and Greenwood in front of you it helps

[@muttonchopsgayever]

Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshier could broadcast a riot and make it soothing and relaxing

[@allenbennett5671]

So many Hall of Famers, including Tony Dungy (21).

[@mikegarcia7672]

My Mother used to always tell me to tape these games. What great foresight by her. I never did to my detriment. Great upload!

[@pjtheory]

The 1977 Dallas Cowboys were the last team to have the NFL's #1 ranked offense AND defense. They were even more impressive in the post-season as they outscored their 3 playoff opponents 87-23.

[@fahhhque2255]

Yeah, well just be happy you played the Broncos instead of us. #PS4L

[@DallasSports-vk6wt]

So true 👍 the last Greatest team to win the Superbowl World 🌎 Championship with the Number one Ranked offense and defense that season. 49 sack on the season with the late Great Harvey Martin with #23 and half sack on the season, Defenseive MVP of the Season, and Co MVP with The Great Randy White in the Superbowl twelve against the Orange 🍊 Crush Defense and the Gregg Martin, and Denver Broncos. Lead the way with, the Greatest QB in Dallas Cowboys Historical History. Legend Roger Staubach and Tony Dorsett and Drew Pearson. The first Tripletts. The Greatest Dallas Cowboys RB ever live and Greatest WR'S in Dallas Cowboys Historical History.

[@jeffstricken8549]

Not true. The 2010 Chargers had the #1 ranked offense and defense, but failed to make the playoffs because their special teams were historically awful.

[@pjtheory]

@@jeffstricken8549 Interesting. Thanks for the information.

[@dougdickason]

The voices of my childhood.

[@kevincostello3856]

Yes, exactly very well put thank you

[@erictalkington5674]

Damn, I love NFL and history and I have watched so many documentaries about the NFL and AFL and for a long time they had some Super Bowls and then eventually some championship games, but now all these regular season games! Thank you so much for putting this on here. Damn I want to watch entire seasons of certain teams from certain years. I LOVE this stuff! Especially games like this, already had Super Bowl X which was a fuckin awesome game and then this not yet knowing they'd be playing again in that year's Super Bowl (or was it the year after?). Then to watch Super Bowl XIII too which was amazing! I can't believe the NFL doesn't just have some huge on demand thing you can buy and watch any game that's ever been recorded. Thabk you for this!

[@coreyt4006]

After 2 straight titles and 2 more to come in 78-79 and 79-80 it's hard to image the Steelers were only 5-4 coming into this game.

[@truspirit1925]

They were injured all year long just like 76.

[@scottanderson8167]

I was just watching a Vikings-lions game from 1977. The pass protection in this game is worlds better than in the other game.

[@pjtheory]

This was the Cowboys last loss of the 1977 season. They went on to win their last 7 games which included a 27-10 victory over the Broncos in Super Bowl 12. This was the same Broncos team that defeated the Steelers 34-21 in the Divisional Playoffs.

[@claypleasant6327]

@Mark Hall I remember this season. Not lucky at all. They whipped a lot of ass that season, including the Vikings

[@claypleasant6327]

@Mark Hall lol. I wasn't quite sports conscious yet I think I was 5 or 6 years old then but seen the highlight many times.

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

And then the Steelers blew Denver out in the 78 divisional playoffs!

[@obbor4]

It was also the same Broncos team that benefited by a blown call on the Rob Lytle fumble or the The Cowboys would have been playing the defending champion Raiders in the big game. Now that would have been a super Super Bowl!

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

@@obbor4 Phucdaradas

[@johnnybravoBoyah]

Love how theres NO garbage ads and sponsors lining the field and behind the goal lines...

[@manonanisland2712]

These are probably the best announcers ever. They just set the table and allowed the game to be the main course.

[@paolo-n2000]

No doubt! Todays announcers need to go back and listen to these professional sports announcers...

[@proud90skid15]

Nah summers and madden

[@LilManGiovanni]

This is true professional American football. They had no agenda, except to win. The clowns today can jump in the river, I’m done.

[@rmartin7558]

I imagine Staubach would have loved to have played in today's game. He would have gotten to line up in the shotgun on every play and put up crazy passing numbers.

[@quincee3376]

Well said Mr. Furley.

[@rmartin7558]

@@quincee3376 Thank you.

[@christopherkohl6511]

1:57:50 That was one helluva throw by Bradshaw with a defender barreling straight at him, he waited to the last second for Bleier to finally release and threaded that pass beautifully between 3 guys. Replay from the rear is sick. One of the best executed screens ever.

[@benjammmin7180]

FANTASTIC quality of this copy. Thank you Virgil Moody.

[@donquixote...]

This game is particularly satisfying as a Steelers fan, especially that drive in the 3rd quarter...

[@scottdavidson7001]

Pitt had Dallas number in 70's and Dallas had Pitt number in 90's. 2 dynasties.

[@davidneal1895]

One of the two regular season losses for one of the most underrated teams of all time -- 1977 Dallas led the league in offense and defense, won every playoff game convincingly. They got overshadowed because they were in the middle of Pittsburgh's run of 4 Supers in 6 years and the Steelers went 4-0 vs. Dallas during that time (I was a Pittsburgh fan, but this edition of the Cowboys was badass). Got to like Summerall and Brookshier on the commentary, too.

[@davidneal1895]

@topssuite Uh, yeah, that's what I said. But 1977 Dallas is like the 1984 49ers -- incredibly dominant on both sides of the ball and in the playoffs, but forgotten by many fans because of an even more dominant, charismatic team in the same era (in the 1984 49ers case, the 1985 Bears) in the same era. When the NFL did it's Top 100 teams last year, I was happy to see both teams get their due. I grew up a Steelers fan and can run off chapter and verse of the other three Pittsburgh-Dallas games of the era. This is kind of unique because it was the worst, most divided Steelers team of those six years.

[@TheTicktockman321]

Yeah, another Stiller fan here, this Cowboys team is very underrated. Maybe if they had beaten the Raiders or Steelers in the Super Bowl? 77' was a dreadful year for the Steelers. Nothing but injuries, contract griping and off-field drama.

[@Stevenw609]

When football allowed real hitting.

[@jeromeashley9972]

No whirlpools to get them thru the week talking about tough

[@TJDawgs72]

Jerome Ashley this wasn’t the 1870’s dude...they had whirlpool rehab tubs and other things. Ffs...

[@fakeperson4069]

If you got padded up and ran up the middle 6-7 times, I bet you'd consider today's football plenty tuff. NFL leadership's mental capacity is debatable however.

[@lloydkline1518]

NFL football 🏈 players are too big & strong NFL & college football 🏈 season too long

[@teddyjam8134]

This is great picture quality for a 1977 game. I've seen many 80's and 90's games that are terrible compared to this.

[@carlylekingston2509]

You are correct......SIR!!

[@PerpetualArt]

Its great transferring quality that really makes it look so good. Any good Sony or Zenith from the 70s would always look good as long as you had the proper antenna.

[@flexiblestrategist9922]

Probably recorded to BETA; which was much better in late 70's and early 80's to VHS.

[@PerpetualArt]

@@flexiblestrategist9922 + It could be, since there were 2 types of VCRs. I have seen plenty of video this good from VHS from the late 70s. Depends on the tape, and what speed it was recorded. But you probably know that.

[@lloydkline6946]

I love watching 1970s NFL football , the broadcasting and watching legendary football teams, today schedule 16 games increasing to 17 games it too long, for football players

[@williamhicks7736]

The Steelers were tough! Had the Cowboys’ number back then...

[@Moby4Christ]

What's up with Dallas calling timeouts with 30 seconds left in the game down by 15 pts. There was no 2 pt. Conversion. No chance of winning but they continued to fight. Man I miss Tom Landry. The Steelers just had the Cowboys number. Unbelievable team they were. Wow! Thanks for posting! Great video!

[@EBUNNY2012]

No social justice warriors here. Just football. Love it. No politics. Just football.

[@thomascarroll39]

What did that even mean. Those Billionaire owners bribe the local and state politicians to get them to build those palaces that their teams play in, from resident tax payers money. All the while the cities infrastructure is in need of repair. Sorry, since the beginning of human civilization everything is related to either politics or religion. You're just not conscious to it.

[@TJDawgs72]

Then don’t watch

[@noworstcity2563]

@@thomascarroll39 don't ever take a knee at the national anthem,let's see how much dough they would make in a third world country,spoiled brats

[@kevincostello3856]

Thank You yes. FINALLY SPEAKING THE TRUTH

[@sergiomenezes1236]

cheers for the upload! great game too!

[@jadentrez]

Brooksheier and Summerall made a keen observation here. Dorsett may have been light and quick, but he was actually better going inside than outside. Conversely, Franco Harris was a fullback, but he was actually more effective going outside and cutting back than going inside as you would expect. Watch Dorsett's TD and Franco's TD and it illustrates the point perfectly.

[@royalthird]

Cars on the outer tracks in the stadium. You don't see that any longer.

[@Hallrk63]

I always wondered who those cars belonged to? Dallas just couldn't beat Pittsburgh in the 70's. This was a good game overall. Steelers had their offensive weapons going that day. Staubach had a poor game and that was the difference.

[@roberteugene7295]

Hallrk63 The biggest reason that Staubach had a bad day was the Steelers' pass rush. He just didn't have time on a great many plays, and it got into his head on others. When you faced as persistent a pass rush as the Steelers in the mid '70's, quarterbacks were always in a hurry to get rid of the ball.

[@eugenemcgirt2357]

Robert Eugene OAK handled PIT well in the 70's from a physical standpoint. They may have lost in 74 and 75 but matched them physically. They went on to beat PIT twice in 1976 and once in 1977.

[@keithclark7266]

@@eugenemcgirt2357 Pittsburgh beat the Raiders in the 1972 season opener, in the Divisional playoff game that same season. They met twice in 1973, with the Steelers winning the regular season game in Oakland, but Oakland dominated the divisional playoff game. From 1972-77 they played 10 times with each team winning 5 games

[@cliffordrobinson5159]

Classic

[@steven2212]

How many HOF players are in this game?!

[@RedElephantStampede]

Even in a season where we won the Super Bowl we STILL couldn’t beat the Steelers.

[@TheRgordon16]

They also lost to the Steelers AGIAN the following year after they lost Super Bowl 13. So from Super Bowl 10 to Super Bowl 13 the Cowboys lost 4 straight games to the Steelers. Was there any other team that dominate the Cowboys of the 70s like the Steelers did?

[@TheRgordon16]

Richard Johns Hahaha. Yeah I remember that year when the “Orange Crush” made it to the Super Bowl just to get crushed by the Cowboys. How they were able to make it there was a mystery indeed.

[@TheRgordon16]

Richard Johns Yes it was there Defense that lead them to the Super Bowl that year. It was pretty awesome for a short period. It was the offense lead by Craig Morton that really stank in the Super Bowl. That’s why they lost.

[@Trumeko]

@Richard Johns both of those years the Steelers had a lot of injuries especially in 1976 Bradshaw was out Franco was out and Rocky was out but 76 was the best year of Defense for the Steelers they won nine straight games had five shutouts and like two or three games where the opponent only scored a field goal.... trust me if Bradshaw Franco and Rocky were playing we would have gone to the Superbowl in 76 and and won it... and 77 as well... there was no team like the 70s Pittsburgh Steelers... They had to change the rules because the Steelers with that dominant and even went the Mel Blount rule Mel Blount went to two more Super Bowls and three more Pro bowls... no other team has ever drafted five Hall of Famers in one year look it up 1974.... no CHEATING...just total dominance.... respect to the Packers of the 60s but the 70s Steelers greatest teams in NFL history hands down....

[@kennethprice8710]

Game was in Pittsburgh not Dallas so....who knows no matter Dallas not Pitt won the SB in 1977.

[@GodFreeAtLast]

Preston Pearson. 6 years. 3481 yards from scrimmage. 391 return yards. 16 TD. I don't know how many 3rd down conversions. A bargain at $100.

[@williamoleary9330]

Thank you very much for doing this. Notice how fewer people were on the sidelines back then…..

[@waynep1178]

Dorset had to be 1 of the most underrated backs

[@jaylucien669]

I always thought he was properly rated. He got a lot of love from the national media. In Dallas, during his prime, he was basically a super hero. You couldn't go anywhere without seeing Dorsett plastered on billboards, poster, cups, shirts, hats, you name it. He was football royalty in DFW.

[@BAKER22-l4u]

Underrated? What? LMAO. He has NEVER been underrated

[@mmartinez4134]

Back in the day when real men played football now just a bunch of football divas. You put those old boys against the fatherless mommas boys of today they’d be carrying those modern day players off the field on stretchers.

[@kevincostello3856]

YES YES Finally someone said it out loud. Thank you

[@roysorgo]

LOL. I remember visiting my Godparents that afternoon and seeing Dorsett's touchdown. That's all I saw of that game because we were there for Sunday dinner. Now get this: all these years I thought Dallas won that game. LOL. I was just as pissed off to see they lost as I would have been back then. But great nostalgia nevertheless. Thanks for posting. :)

[@kevincostello3856]

Lou Rawls in the Budweiser commercial !! I love it, great memories from childhood and a much less complicated time back then.

[@rickross199]

The only team Tom Landry just could never beat.

[@deanv13]

42:30. Drew gets leveled. Those were real football players back in those days. Nowadays, that hit is a flag and a fine...maybe an ejection. This was classic 70’s football. Love it.

[@rickanduiza186]

Anyone catch Brent Musburger in this? Man he was young back then. I grew up watching him commentate and still follow him

[@michaeljordan6008]

I wish today’s announcers would listen to the broadcast to see how it’s done.

[@paolo-n2000]

@Michael - I could not agree with you more!!! These guys are such pros! Today's announcers need to go back and listen to how Summerall, Keith Jackson, Don Criqui, Bill King (Raiders), Curt Gowdy etc....called a football game!

[@kevincostello3856]

Yes Michael youre comments ARE SPOT ON 100 PERCENT THANK YOU

[@quincee3376]

This was a Must Win for the Steelers. I believe this season they struggled with injuries and inconsistencies. No Jack Lambert in this game .

[@jaylucien669]

Not too mention they caught Dallas in their only slump of the season, and of course, at Three Rivers. It would've been nice if one of these late 70's match ups had been at Texas Stadium. But it was what it was.

[@alvislancaster5967]

I loved football back then..it was pure..no politics and media didn't have an agenda back then......I became a Steelers fan of course, because my dad liked Dallas,..Steelers were the only team that could beat Dallas back then..

[@glenfreasier8961]

Dallas never beat the Raiders in the 70s

[@brucecamacho8410]

Wow I remember this game I was 9years old back in 1977 I was watching Football with my families too now I still watch all the games and go to football games and go to superbowl now my dream came true now I am working at a football stadium as a security guard I watch the games for free and work the superbowl games thanks for putting this Video on be safe even your family I give this Video a big thumps up a big fan island boy from the bay area of San Francisco 😷🤙🏈🏟

[@maddogmike5178]

Even a few of the commercials. This is awesome. Thanks for sharing it.

[@jamesthomas8603]

My 2 Favorite Teams Of All Time

[@forrmarques6731]

Your dumb how can you like both ?that's like saying the Cowboys and redskins are my favorite teams lol true Cowboys fans hate the fucking Steelers

[@quincee3376]

Wtf?

[@brandonthompson8411]

you can see why they were the steel curtain. Greene, White, Holmes and Furness dominated the offensive line of the cowboys...........they were amazing and you can see the frustration that it created for Staubach. The Steelers just always had their number.

[@vonholland64]

Brandon Thompson steroids

[@rhettrissmiller4909]

vonholland- Shut The F##k UP!!!!! You have any proof? NO and even if they were using steroids like you clam I'm sure that the Steelers were not the only team that was taking them. I bet that the Dallas Cry Babies were too. SO SUCK IT!!!!!!

[@vonholland64]

Rhett Rissmiller I’m not gonn stfu about this fact. It’s well known and reported. www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=n1ONW7nhB4TcsAWN1Kv4Aw&q=steelers+of+thr+70%E2%80%99s++and+steroids+&oq=steelers+of+thr+70%E2%80%99s++and+steroids+&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-hp.3..30i10.2847.26808..27941...0.0..0.141.3188.40j3......0....1.......3..0j41j46j0i131j46i131j0i10j0i22i30j0i13j0i13i30j0i8i13i30j33i10i160j33i22i10i29i30j33i10i21.qfwpSXThFfs

[@DynomyteDewd91]

The Offensive line by the Steelers were the only ones ever reported from that team to have taken part in using steroids. The defense and skill position players did not. It was not illegal then, other teams were definitely juicing as well and that would include Dallas along with their high drug and cocaine use. Performance enhancers are still part of sports today. I’m not glorifying or justifying it, it’s just simply the reality of sports at the pro level.

[@quincee3376]

No L.C. Greenwood on this season ?

[@MoeMuzic13]

Thanks for the post, lifelong Steeler fan that loved the dynasty of the '70s... What a defense and what a team!

[@christophertracy2807]

1:25:58 you cant beat Irv Cross rocking the parted mini-fro back in the day. No one has equaled his class since

[@kevincostello3856]

Damn straight thank you

[@davidhoxter]

“Tony Dungy makes the tackle on Dorsett”

[@DrSeuss-nv9hw]

Yeah, I caught that too. I was 8 years old (and already a huge Cowboys fan) at the time. I watched this game with my Dad. Man, that was a long time ago. But watching this, somehow, brings it back, like you just saw it a little while ago. Weird.

[@fahhhque2255]

AND..the interception!

[@jamalmccoy6074]

@@DrSeuss-nv9hw that's what make these old games so special.thank god for you tube...

[@djnitetrain6171]

Growing up a young Cowboy fan I hated the Steelers. We could never beat tham LOL. It took me 30 years to admit that they were indeed the team of the 70s. I still have PTSD back to Super Bowl XIII when I see Steeler fans flying those damn terrible towels today 😂😂 😭😭 I don't know that there will ever be another inter-conference rivalry as good as this one was. There hasn't been two dynasties co-existing in opposite conferences since.

[@marciealvarez5691]

Robert Newhouse so small yet so strong so much heart i really admire him!

[@nickbigmann5228]

Actually Three Rivers Stadium when you look at it really closely was made for baseball. There were so many lousy seats in the endzone there and very few seats between the goal lines.

[@kevinpayton2664]

You're right. I was glad when the Steelers got their stadium.

[@donquixote...]

You know, it's disgusting to know that these days that bit of info qualifies as trivia... Whereas to, dare I say, long time or old Steelers fans, that's just common knowledge.

[@wardefiant]

I have gone to every Steeler game since 92. I felt that 3 Rivers was more fun because of the noise the fans could generate. Heinz Field has better sight lines and is a much better football stadium - but the open end means the fans can't force false starts with crowd noise. Or I was in my 20's in the 90s and too drunk to know what I was thinking!

[@BAKER22-l4u]

WRONG! !! It was made just like the Vet in Philly and RiverFront in Cincy. All three multi purpose for BOTH baseball and football.

[@gregsells8549]

@@BAKER22-l4u Also like Shea in NYC, RFK in DC, Busch in STL, Atlanta-Fulton County, Oakland-Alameda County, the Seattle Kingdome and the Houston Astrodome.

[@SingleTax]

The Cowboys just couldn't beat the Steelers in those days. One would think this would have compelled Tom Landry to adopt Chuck Noll's policy of letting his quarterback call his own plays -- especially since Staubach knew the Dallas offense like the back of his hand.

[@darthzod7537]

Yes, that was one of Landry's flaws. Also taking over the defensive play calling in "The Catch" game in 82...

[@usmc6004]

Cowboys would have won more super bowls, and I think Roger would have played longer if Laundry would have let him take over the offense. Laundry was a great coach, could have been greater if he wouldn't have been so stubborn.

[@LovelyTuber0418]

@@usmc6004 how many years wasted on Staubach or Morton dilemma for Landry???why not start Dorsett his rookie year? Why Hogeboom over Danny White? Why not start Butch Johnson in the 80's ? Landry cost them several Superbowls. Staubach not playing while Craig Morton played the whole game in Super Bowl five???

[@usmc6004]

@@LovelyTuber0418, Exactly, TL was stubborn as hell Staubach said it himself, I was upset with Jerry @ 1st the way he did TL, but in reality Tex Sharm wanted to fire him before that because he wasn't willing to change. Shula did it when he had Marino. Just wished TL would have let go of his ego. Like I said he was a great coach and a great man, but the Cowboys would have been the greatest winning football team of all time if he just let go and manage. Look how BB let TB do his thing!

[@LovelyTuber0418]

@@usmc6004 ironically Bill Belicheck's dad was Staubach's coach in college and Bill used to play catch with Roger as a kid.

[@irongoose3865]

Watching Roger Staubach play back then and watching him play now, lets just say the legend is much better then the player.

[@charlesmurphy3222]

Notice the first generation soccer style kickers with Latin surnames? Those guys had legs like tree trunks. Converted soccer players playing an American game. The Gogolak Brothers changed football forever. So did Ray Guy.

[@H0llyw00dsM00d]

Truly! The 70's and 80's NFL should be much more regarded as entertaining than it is currently! Some of the GREATEST players, played during these eras. Not to mention every era previous to the 90's and 2000's

[@martinfelsenfeld6012]

In a game where Tony Dorsett, who attended the University of Pittsburgh, made his first start for Dallas (I believe it was his first start but don't really remember), it was unusual to have an organ player during a timeout in a football game! Change was good in 1977! But we know that a Super Bowl rematch between the two teams had to wait one long year. (Pittsburgh would win that Super Bowl in 1979, and this game shown on You Tube--originally on CBS--in 1977. Dallas of course would defeat surprising Denver in 1978.)

[@scoobycarr5558]

One unique feature at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh - no arrows on either side of the field.

[@johnlevalley521]

One of only two losses for Dallas that season.

[@diaz5292]

Just ruin it for everyone why dontcha? What's next, u go on vids about Game of Thrones and telling everyone that Bran ends up as King???...lol

[@diaz5292]

@vitoduval that doesnt mean they won this game, dummy!

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

@BEASTMODE 2020 That was the next year buddy!

[@leep2969]

@BEASTMODE 2020 Dallas played Denver that year in the super bowl

[@hatcher2262]

Bruhhh...you cut Lou Rawls off @40:52 during the start of that commercial, that’s ok because this was a great game. Thanks for the post!

[@vwm8534]

Cutting Lou Rawls off was probably a time limit thing.

[@renemoya6831]

Back then defensive players were allowed to clobber the quarterback and cause concussions and other serious injuries.

[@ronleight9341]

The Steelers gave the rest of the league a 2 year head start in the 1970's, and still became the team of the decade!!

[@jackkitchen737]

39:30 check out how smooth Franco Harris here. He starts left, sees a seam in the defense, then changes direction and explodes through it for a 62 yard TD run. Two great teams here.

[@JasnoGT]

Great video quality for '77

[@estatehomes]

I believe I remember every player standing for the National Anthem during this one.

[@robertbunnell5932]

So much more class back in those days.

[@dannystranahan1004]

@Wthrwse fuck everyone who disrespects our flag and our National Anthem!!!

[@estatehomes]

Its all of our fault in the U.S. We allowed the political correctness pandemic to spread. We allowed the establishment of the fake fabricated systematic racism narrative to now be deep-rooted with fear to disagree with it. And we allowed all of these socialists to infiltrate our teaching professions, mainstream media personnel, and run rampant in our politicians. The socialists & communists took positions of influence & power in the U.S. & we are now continually force-fed their skewed values.

[@estatehomes]

@Wthrwse I'm quite factual when calling your info, "beyond stupid." At all times now, in the past & in the future there will always be examples anyone can cite about the misgivings of anyone, anything, any nation, etc. based on their personal observance(s) & interpretation(s) of the observance(s). Please understand Social Justice Warriors are just as passionate about wanting the existence of transgender restrooms as some patriots are about protecting the 2nd amendment. With that being mentioned, some see a glass half empty & others see the glass 1/2 full. You and I can debate with equal passion an endless supply of facts, figures & histories, but I feel strongly knowing you & I may never agree on what's right & wrong for the masses now, in the past & in the future. "Here's to you as I salute you with my glass half full. May God bless your half empty glass so it may become half full someday soon."

[@estatehomes]

@Wthrwse : Just for the record: You MAY have more money than me. You MAY have more succesful children than me. You MAY have a bigger house than me. You MAY have more valuables than me. You MAY have a larger presence in your community than me. You MAY be more respected in your community than me. You MAY have a better wardrobe than me. You MAY be more at peace with yourself than me. You MAY (-- I would be quite confident to guess "NOT" --) win any of the above mentioned categories I cited above, but I am certain I think MORE POSITIVE than you. AND for your information you cannot whine I beat you in every category because of "white privilege." That's an impossibility. I have the exact same privilege everybody in this country is entitled to - including you. I have the Power of Positive Thinking Privilege. Good luck in your next competition. I know for absolute fact you lost this one.

[@depaola63]

I was 14 on this classic day 🌈

[@SeemsFutileNow]

I was 13 😂

[@henrywest8315]

This cowboys defense was so sound,you had your pick of any poison.the offense was sound and solid,the uniforms were just so Damn Awesome.

[@darylwilson3987]

Virgil Moody, the nostalgia king.

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

Remember Dallas blew out Denver in SB12 that year.

[@greatriffishere]

Tony Dungy makes the interception on Roger Staubach at 2:25:55!!

[@diaz5292]

During the interception, he was quoted as saying "You play to WIN!"...lol

[@jeromeashley9972]

@@diaz5292 i thought that qoute was from herm edwards

[@diaz5292]

@@jeromeashley9972 ya, ur right, lol. I just realized that a few.minutes ago too. I got those 2 guys confused.

[@jeromeashley9972]

@@diaz5292 it happens

[@donquixote...]

The old commercials are a hit...!

[@gregsells8549]

The NFL Today theme in the Homelite ad, Lowell Thomas in Alaska for Motorcraft, the igloo in the Delco ad, the Avis car at the wedding, Firestone snow tires. Prestone, Prestone, who needs Prestone?

[@kennethcamilleri4678]

Pat Summeral described one defensive play it’s like the World Trade Center toppling on you…..

[@massvt3821]

I didn't know that Ed White, #62 OG for the Vikings, made a commercial? He didn't have a whole lot to say, but that's not surprising.....

[@kevincostello3856]

Yeah saw that, NOW lets put Ed White in HOF FINALLY!!! A true crime that Ed White not in HOF along with so many others from 70s. Thank you

[@trr3160]

The Steelers were a mess in 1977 and still crushed the eventual champs.

[@brianjaeckle2658]

Its unbelievable that Danny White who is the punter in this game goes on to be the starting quarterback

[@mjdntn]

Definitely old school compared to today's game.

[@fredmilligan1658]

Flags would have been everywhere if this game was the game we know now..🧐👍🏾

[@russellallen3136]

Steeler football dynasty in the making hall of famers everywhere

[@jdsoultrn]

Clearly the top 10 teams of the 70s.

[@markruane3660]

We all know what bobby walden said after cliff harris tried to block his punt im just glad he wasnt micd up for sound or everyone would have heard it!

[@monafam]

2:15:24

[@djstatz]

One stat they forgot to add was how many cars they had on the sideline

[@brianstewart4044]

Back when football was fun to watch and no politics.

[@stardaddyo9]

Cowboys we're all shifting and faking. The Steelers came to beat them up.

[@leep2969]

Dallas still won the super bowl that year