SUper Bowl VI Dallas 24 Miami 3

Mejores jugadas del super tazón Numero 6 (1972)
Best Highlights of Super Bowl Number 6

[@RedElephantStampede]

Seeing coach Landry carried off the field after all the hard work he put into the franchise still puts a huge smile on my face to this day!

[@user-uy2vj5xe8l]

New Orleans was good to coach Landry

[@jamessmalls444]

Bob Lilly is one 1⃣ of the greatest DTS ever to play this game

[@niss2142]

"Took his problem to the proper authority". What a line.

[@StellarFella]

With his classic fedora, Tom Landry's silhouette was unmistakable.

What's amazing is throughout the history of the Dallas Cowboys, they've always had a dominant Defensive Tackle accept currently. It started with Bob Lilly, the Randy White,, then on to the Jimmy Johnson era with Russell Maryland, and Leon Lett. It's been missing for quite some time now

[@RMBII91]

Wayne CADDELL It's been much better this past year, been a while since I remember multiple sack games or being #2 in sacks with Lawrence. With more experience for those new corners the defense should continue to improve and allow more time for pressure to hit and hopefully cause more turnovers as a Tampa 2 defense should be doing for the offense.

[@michaelleroy9281]

The Dolphins perfect season essentially started this day in New Orleans learning experience

[@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia]

I absolutely love the Texan talk in the end by the Cowboy Players😊

[@sportshistorybuff319]

The greatness of a dynasty can take different shapes. Green Bay and Pittsburgh packed 4-5 world titles into 8-9 years with essentially the same team. Dallas and Oakland wrote a story of franchise greatness with 20 years at or near the top. Brady's Patriots did both across two decades.

[@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia]

Now the KC Chiefs are on the brink of becoming a new NFL Dynasty!

[@michaelleroy9281]

Starting on February 11, 2024​@@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia

[@scottmitchell3641]

@@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia Tuesday March 26, 2024 They've done it now. Six straight AFC Championship Game appearances. Four Super Bowl appearances in the last five years. Three Super Bowl Championships in the last five years, including two that were back to back. A new NFL dynasty indeed! A very dominant NFL dynasty, now going for the elusive three-peat.

[@StellarFella]

Couldn't wait for Sports Illustrated to come out with its great photographs of the victory.

[@jamessmalls444]

Cornlell Green should be in the Hall of Fame

[@helpisontheway9405]

RALPH NEELY TOO SOOO MANY COWBOYS SCREWED WEIRD TONY HILL PERHAPS TOO CLIF HARRIS I DUNNO EVERY VID I SEE HE IS GETTING TORCHED FOR A LONG BOMB...

[@michaelleroy9281]

When Greise was sacked for 29yd loss Cowboys were going to win right there

[@erikthorsen240]

Yessir, that's exactly what I thought at the time. Also appreciated seeing Lily in the spotlight. Do you think that any kids in school made fun of Bob Lily's last name?

[@michaelleroy9281]

@@erikthorsen240 Not with him around

[@robertsprouse9282]

The NFL FILMS writer and director of this was Phil Tuckett a 1968-69 SAN DIEGO CHARGER. The script is brilliant= " The synchromesh of the Dallas offense had added some salty dog, the DODGER, Roger Staubach...but today his shoulder shaking ran him down a dead end of Miami Dolphins." Just brilliant stuff.. He in his career has only won 30 EMMYS..LOL..

[@tommyrawlings3046]

What a pleasure to watch pure football No holding by off linemen on every play

[@keithalbachten9715]

Great Superbowl! The first one I remember seeing. Cowboys still hold the record with allowing the fewest points in s superbowl 3. Only 3!

[@dodu8281]

not a great sb...

[@StellarFella]

Landry told them after the game that it would be the most perfectly called game they ever played in.

[@StellarFella]

New England held the Rams to only three points.

[@Rudepenaltyoffside]

@@StellarFella ,true,still my question is ,will we see a super bowl with a shut out?after all, it took them till 2016(17)to go to extra time,in Houston,again our friends the patriots 🤔

[@StellarFella]

@@Rudepenaltyoffside - NO. We will never see a Super Bowl shut out. Super Bowl VI and Super Bowl LII are the only two where the losing team was held to just 3 points. A losing team will always score at least 3 points.

[@user-fp1tm2hw5e]

What great memories of my Cowboys ❤

[@classichost]

A lot of early sb's were snoozers, this was a stinker, but NFL films could make a asskicking like this seems like a Titanic struggle

[@lovell123456789]

john facienda!!!!

[@lewisjones3360]

lovell brooks THE VOICE OF GOD 4EVER!

[@hoss73ford]

YESSSSSS !

[@SILVERCAMARO999]

John just had the, "Voice". I love watching this over and over! Cowboy Fan Forever!

[@ccth22]

“Added Some Salty Dog” gotta love it...

[@michael.prescott4016]

Tom Landry, great American

[@bigtexmacgonigle444]

Fun Facts: Dolphins 1972-74, and Patriots 2017-19 are only teams to win 2 out of 3 straight years going to SB. Buffalo Bills (1991-1994) only team to lose 4 straight.

[@RedElephantStampede]

This is an edited version. By no means am I complaining mind you, I just remember the full version showing how Landry built the expansion team up and our troubles with Green Bay and Paul Warfield and Cleveland.

[@ArtTorres-vg9jn]

😊

[@luismontes4273]

R.I.P. Tom Landry

[@michaelleroy9281]

Excellent production

[@supergourdine25]

Roger Staubach earned MVP award in Super Bowl VI.

[@elvicare35]

Duane Thomas was named the MVP by every reporter and football person overwhelmingly, but because of his being totally screwed by everybody, he "silently" protested that year, and they weren't sure how he would respond at the awards ceremony!!!!! Duane Thomas WAS the man, and they treated him like total shi&!!!!!!!!!!

[@erikthorsen240]

@@elvicare35 I've always looked at it kind of like that. He was a man with a lot of pride but not that much patience. He won I think rookie of the year the previous year, and all the GM (Tex Schramm) would give him as a bonus of $5000. He knew a guy on the Chief's who won rookie of the year but just for the Chiefs, and they gave him $25,000.!

[@michaelleroy9281]

They gave it to Staubach because Duane Thomas didn't talk to the media since he came back to the Cowboys after a trade to the Patriots was cancelled

[@hoss73ford]

Last game as a Cowboy for Duane Thomas which is so sad. He should have been a star for at least the first half of the 1970s but was done after just 2 seasons & pretty much out of football shortly thereafter. Hate to see such talent lost after such a short time.

[@rodrickbagsby4549]

He was a great running back but he was a asshole

[@erikthorsen240]

Duane just needed a different type of treatment. Not special treatment, but respectful treatment. These days, half of the team needs special treatment. So if you wanted his talent, ask him what's the problem. In RB meetings, RB player coach Dan Reeves would take roll call. With like 6 guys in the room. Thomas would just sit there and look at him like: are you serious? We're grown men, and you have a page where you take roll call. Several times he was marked absent because Reeves was a prick. Maybe that's why he never won a Super Bowl as a coach. There's so much to do. Do guys really need that?

[@fritterfoof5146]

@@erikthorsen240 Lombardi would have cut him after the roll call , In teams sport its We not ME , maybe that is why Reeves won 201 games and went to 4 Super Bowls , you must have forgot , he played for and then coached with Tom Landry another disciplinarian .

[@sportshistorybuff319]

@@erikthorsen240 Or Thomas was an egocentric child playing ridiculous games by not saying hello/talking to anyone for most of the season, an attitude of FU to everyone around him. Thomas deserved to be traded and every bit of his career decline in San Diego, Washington and the WFL. Cannot blame Reeves when the Chargers and Redskins coaching staff gave up on him as well. All on him. Sad to piss away a great career out of sheer juvenile pique.

[@brysonhall3082]

Here the Cowboys find redemption after their heartbreaking loss to the Colts in Super Bowl 5

[@elvicare35]

They abandoned the running game far too early in the game.

[@scottmitchell3641]

Miami would find redemption themselves next year after this heartbreaking Super Bowl 6 loss to the Dallas Cowboys who found redemption after their own heartbreaking Super Bowl 5 loss to the Baltimore Colts who found redemption after their own heartbreaking Super Bowl 3 loss to the New York Jets. In Super Bowl 4 the Kansas City Chiefs found redemption after their own heartbreaking Super Bowl 1 loss to the New York Jets. To this day the Minnesota Vikings have yet to find redemption for their 4 Super Bowl losses from now over 40 years ago.

[@scottmitchell3641]

CORRECTION: The Kansas City Chiefs lost Super Bowl 1 to the Green Bay Packers. NOT THE NEW YORK JETS !!!! I feel like an idiot, making an editing mistake like that. I apologize. NFL in the 1970s starting with the merger was simply awesome to see. A true golden age. I was just a kid and could not possibly understand all the fine details of the game. Now it is absolutely fantastic to be able to go back and relive everything with a much keener and discerning perspective, appreciating so many things I couldn't possibly relate to when just a kid.

[@richardm3773]

@@scottmitchell3641 typo.....Kansas City got redemption for Super Bowl 1 loss to Green Bay Packers

[@rodavis1363]

The Cowboys and Colts Superbowl! I was a kid living in Miami about 5 miles from the Orange Bowl. We HATED the Superbowl being in Miami because of the "Blackout" rule they had in effect. The NFL blacked out games within 90 miles of the event. We had to listen on radio.

[@michael.prescott4016]

COWBOYS SHOULD HAVE WON ABOUT 10 SUPER BOWLS. THEY WERE SO GOOD FOR SO LONG

[@Stacie45]

+michael. prescott Glad they didn't. I'm sick of the Steelers and the Patriots too.

[@purveyoroffinefoodslaszlo9955]

+michael. prescott That's why people should appreciate the Patriots, especially in the era of free agency and salary caps and bigger-than-ever-egos. I can recite the majority of Cowboy and Steeler players from my youth. Try doing the same over the past 15 years of the Brady-Belichick era, other than Brady and Belichick.

[@Stacie45]

purveyoroffinefoods laszlo Yup, a few stick out, Tedy Bruschy, Mike Vrabel, Adam Vinatieri. But they have done it a different way, which is actually more impressive than just having one nucleus of great players for 10 years or so like previous dynasties.

[@johndowling491]

i think cowboys and green bay would be a good match

[@michaelleroy9281]

@@johndowling491 They sure were in 1966 and 1967 In those Championship games

[@michaelleroy9281]

In 1971 they were called the young Dolphins in 1972; they went from young to perfect

[@Stacie45]

The original version of this film includes a very good brief review of the origins of the Dallas Cowboys franchise. Considering this was the Cowboys breakthrough year, when they finally won the whole thing for the first time, the brief background segment adds a lot to the story of this highlight film. Having it edited out takes a lot away from the real story of this important episode of the early years of the Super Bowl.

[@timtray8580]

Stacie you are correct about editing out the segment about the history of The Cowboys. They have done similar editing to some of the other highlight shows.

[@Stacie45]

Tim Tray It is just especially a shame with this one. It talks about Tom Landry and the lean early years of the Cowboys, steps to build the team like drafting Bob Lilly out of TCU, early postseason setbacks against the Packers and the Browns, etc. I've never really been a Cowboys fan but the 60's and 70's were a transformative period for pro football and the Cowboys were a big part of it. That short segment adds a lot to the story.

[@elwin38]

+Stacie45 In Super Bowls VI and VII they did brief reviews of the histories of the teams. John Facenda was outstanding.

[@purveyoroffinefoodslaszlo9955]

+Stacie45 Yes. Specifically, you've got the Ice Bowl and the NFL championship in '68 down at the Cotton Bowl, when the cowboys once again lost in the final play of the game when Meredith was hit while passing and intercepted in the end zone. Two games that ended on the final play and history would have a very different turn, it would be the Cowboys playing in both SB I and II.

[@elwin38]

purveyoroffinefoods laszlo The Super Bowl trophy probably would've had a different name.

[@benkuxhouse787]

Cowboys were able to keep winning because they drafted an awesome D line after 1972, Harvey Martin 73, Ed Jones 74, & Randy White 75. 3 all pro's, and if it wasn't for the steelers maybe 3 HOFs.Lotsa of QB sacks between those 3.

[@kevinblanch]

NFL FILMS, MASTERPC. TOM LANDRY THE GREATEST of ALL FOOTBALL COACH'S EVER, bob LILY REDEEMS THE HEARTBREAK GAME OF 67 ICE BOWL, SUPERBOWL V when i tossed his HELMET AT THE END HIS SACK IN SUPER BOWL VI is the PLAY

[@jackaroni55]

It would be hard to find a defender who played better than Chuck Howley in two consecutive Super Bowls (V and VI). At 15:40, so close to making a 50 yard pick six! 20:43 Herb Adderley was hilarious! Herb: “Hey Walt, wow, man, what happened?” Walt: “I bit my tongue.” Herb: “Your tongue?!? I guess you realize now this is a pretty rough game; either that or just keep your tongue in your mouth!” Love ya, Herb!

[@niss2142]

The mic'd up scenes, fantastic...

[@MGAF688]

Coldest SB ever with average temps in the 30s during the game.

[@generationll]

+Luke Enno Actually I remember hearing it being in the 40s

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Actually Super Bowl XII holds the record for coldest Super Bowl ever.

[@BaddogSports]

Super Bowl XII was played indoors

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Right, I forgot about that.

[@BaddogSports]

TheStapleGunKid Super Bowl IX was really cold

[@michaelleroy9281]

I think that was Mel Renfro that said "first down, dynamite sounds like early 70's

[@realslimbolesy1978]

17:05 i am a Diehard 49ers fan but the cowboys kicking dolphin ass to the bonnie blue flag is simply amazing

[@ef8712]

This Doomsday Defense... Still the only defense to keep its Super Bowl opponent from scoring a touchdown.

[@bruceproctor1112]

The No Names on 1/14/73 kept my Skins off the board. Garo's Gaff was our redeeming grace.

[@ervinghenderson4780]

The 72 Dolphins and 2000 Ravens also did not allow an offensive TD.

[@ryanmclaughlin846]

Apparently you didn't watch Super Bowl 53?

[@jonburrows8602]

Typical uninformed Cowboys' fan.

[@dentonyoung4314]

Super Bowl 9, the Steel Curtain pitched a shutout. Minnesota's lone score was on a blocked punt recovered in the end zone.

[@TheTarbender1]

What is the name of the song being played during Chuck Howley's interception?

[@nealfrost12]

Thank you KZbin, much needed

[@IAmAHeater]

Hard to believe what the Dolphins have become. Hopefully glory can once again find them.

[@spencerstroup3342]

John Jones I agree

[@spencerstroup3342]

John Jones 4-4 right now 😑

[@IAmAHeater]

Spencer Stroup​ Gonna be a hell of a game in a few weeks.

[@keeganwise2598]

John Jones 7-4 now

[@mylesjs5326]

They did finally make the playoffs for only the second time in 15 years.

[@derricdueker64]

Not even in Madden, and or that Techmo Bowl have I ever lost 29 yards on a play.

[@5dave1]

To this day still the lowest score ever for a losing Super Bowl team. The Cowboys finally get to the promised land and brought future hall of famers Mike Ditka and Lance Alworth with them having both scored touchdowns as well.

[@JAWrightonline]

+Dave Stratton Great job of quarterbacking by the "Hall of Fame" game manager, Bob Griese. They (HOF Voters) GAVE him Ken Stabler's spot in 1990. Snake goes in AFTER he dies. Ridiculous!

[@TheStapleGunKid]

It really doesn't feel right that an offensive player won the MVP. I think Howley should have gotten it again.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Super Bowl 53 Rams also 3 points

[@2274brian]

@@michaelleroy9281 In the same game in which the Patriots set the record for the fewest points by the winning team in a Super Bowl, ironically the year after they set the record for the most points by the losing team in a Super Bowl.

[@SILVERCAMARO999]

I like what the Narrator says @ 21:25--21:45 that says it all for Our "Dallas CowBoys" @ that time. What a voice that Narrator had.

[@Agent-xn1hr]

SILVERCAMARO999 Narrator was John Facenda

[@SILVERCAMARO999]

oh Yeah, Thanx 4 the reminder Agent 86

[@curtispruitt6163]

How bout' them cowboy's!

[@SamuelCharlesJohnson]

Go roger staubach

[@ccth22]

LOL he said “added some salty dog”

[@3321far]

The saying in the 70's was you could fit all the black offensive linemen in a phone booth. Of course that phone booth had guys from the teams that won all the time: Rayfield Wright HOF Cowboys RT, Sam Davis LG Steelers Captain, Larry Little RG HOF Dolphins, Gene Upshaw LG.HOF and Art Shell LT HOF Raiders.

[@dentonyoung4314]

Move Davis to center and you'd have an OL that would flatten any defensive line of the era except for maybe the Steel Curtain.

[@stevenreyes8876]

Man i replayed the beginning of the video 5 times. Just to watch that guy land on his head the way he did.😮😬

[@luismontes4273]

Roger Staubach #12.

[@StellarFella]

It is next to impossible to hold any team to zero in a Super Bowl. Remember, we are talking about the best two teams in the NFL.

[@user-ry5eq7wb4k]

Was blacked out in New Orleans, near freezing weather that day.

[@juliolp95]

Would be cool to have been young back then

[@michaelleroy9281]

It was a successful conclusion to their 12 year plan

[@92jwiener]

Now, there must be some rule from the old days that changed or something that I don't know about because I'm too young, but it just seems strange to me that the Dolphins QB is running backwards 30 yards without throwing that ball out of bounds. What a loss!

[@dentonyoung4314]

He panicked.

[@RedElephantStampede]

As my Dad said back then FINALLY!

[@niss2142]

Man, when the live sounds of the game kick in, you can really feel how physical this game is. Only for grown men. LOL

[@batjac44]

Can anyone name the tune at 15:40? I can't find it on any of the NFL Films Music CDs. Many thanks!

[@williamcooper6274]

Man... 1966 Loss to Green Bay 34-27 in NFL Championship 1967 Loss to Green Bay 21-17 in NFL Championship (ICE BOWL) 1968 Loss to Cleveland 38-20 in NFL Eastern Championship 1969 Loss to Cleveland in NFL Eastern Championship 1970 Loss to Baltimore 16-13 in Super Bowl WE NEEDED TO WIN THIS GAME MORE THAN MIAMI.

[@MrAmbassador11]

+William Cooper People "knock" the Cowboys because they lost the games you listed. What people conveniently forget is that those teams were all playoff experienced, They had all won championships and the Cowboys did not understand the psychological aspect of playoff or "big games". Dallas was talented physical wise but had to learn the mental side. They learned, though.

[@williamcooper6274]

MrAmbassador11 Thank goodness. I became a Dallas Cowboy fan in 1973 (six years old), and had read about those failures early on. (That or watched NFL Greatest Games with Ben Gazzara back in the day.) That ICE BOWL, though played when I was a one year old, breaks my heart to this day.

[@pp3k3jamail]

+William Cooper fuck dallas

[@williamcooper6274]

MICOLE WHYTE And your team is????

[@MrAmbassador11]

+William Cooper Could be an Eagle fan..

[@josetrevino2917]

Hola buenas dias

[@Vgy926]

Editing mistake at halftime shows Cowboys players exiting field without shoulder pads. Footage is probably from the end of pregame warm ups.

[@erikthorsen240]

That looks to be them just coming out of the locker room.

[@tompacheco3721]

Cowboys game plan no touchdowns only way to win the Superbowl

[@bawbremy]

7:05 was that a clip by Miami player against #66?

[@crashstitches79]

I'm a glutton for Tom Landry hagiography.

[@brfswigcham]

Why did they edit the beginning of this film. They cut out about 2 and 1/2 minutes of why the Cowboys were considered the "Can't Win the Big One - Losers" after losing like 4 or 5 straight championship games. Anyone have the original COMPLETE film?

[@churdle92]

The NFL wasn’t too keen on mobile quarterbacks back in the day, was it?

[@erikthorsen240]

Good observation. The Cowboys had been in the Super Bowl the previous year, Instead of playing mobile Heismann trophy winner Roger Staubach, he chose to go with Craig Morton, who threw a lot more interceptions than Roger. I think that Fran Tarkenton showed the value of a mobile Quarterback in the 70's with the Vikings: Extend plays. I know that Brady is successful just dropping back, but look at say, Wilson of the Seahawks. He could drop back, but he can always extend the the play if something goes wrong. Tom Brady may be one of the last "statues". Look at these young guys who have wheels. It's pretty fun to watch.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Facenda: Doomsday measured Miami 🐬 for defeat

[@syloffire]

What is that music at 11:50? Its awesome, and by far my favorite part of the video.

[@scottmitchell3641]

Louis' Theme (aka Headcracker Suite) by Sam Spence. It's very emotional and surges through you with fantastic energy and at the same time captures perfectly this critical moment in the game where Dallas seizes total control, completely dominates and overwhelms Miami with tremendous power, and shatters for the very first time and also once and for all the label of "The Team That Can't Win The Big One", after 5 straight years (5 !!!) of Dallas coming up agonizingly short in bitter failures each time. And then the incredible statements at the same time by John Facenda just put everything over the top in awesome fashion. The music and the words together are incredibly stirring. "The second half opened with tactical maneuvers on both sides. Shula and Buoniconti discussed means to SEAL THE MIDDLE . . . . . . while Landry planned counteraction. Miami sensed the importance of this first series: HOLD, OR BE SWALLOWED UP. Buoniconti rooted in and tackle Manny Fernandez #75 stacked over center. . . . THE SHOCKED DOLPHINS WATCHED DALLAS FLY OUTSIDE. The flanks opened and Duane Thomas flowed into the secondary." --skip-- continuing .... "71 YARDS, IN 8 PLAYS .. 7 OF THEM SWEEPS. And the stunned Dolphins were suddenly down 17-3". Perhaps NFL Films' finest hour and John Facenda's finest hour as well ...both at the very same time. And Sam Spence's finest hour too at the same time. For you true Dallas Cowboys fans that have been around awhile and really know your stuff --I mean really remember the entire say 1965 through 1995 time period of Dallas Cowboy history in detail, ------notice a somewhat similar drive situation that occurs a full 22 years later in Super Bowl 28. Dallas enters the second half trailing Buffalo 6-13. Buffalo even gets the second half kickoff. But safety James Washington of Dallas makes the most spectacular pick 6 in Super Bowl history to quickly tie the score 13-13. Dallas kickoff to Buffalo. Dallas holds Buffalo. Buffalo punts. Dallas ball at the Dallas 36. And what happens? 64 yards, in 8 plays ...7 of them devastating runs by Emmitt Smith. And the stunned Bills were suddenly down 13-20. Emmitt Smith for 9 yards, 3 yards, 9 yards, 7 yards, 14 yards, 4 yards. All in a row. Aikman pass completion to Daryl Johnston for 3 yards. Emmitt Smith 15 yards and Touchdown. Dallas goes on to a 30-13 victory.

[@scottmitchell3641]

CORRECTION: In Super Bowl 28 safety James Washington of Dallas does NOT MAKE A SPECTACULAR PICK 6 to quickly tie the score 13-13. He instead makes a spectacular runback of a FUMBLE RECOVERY for a TD to quickly tie the score 13-13. My apologies for an idiotic mental lapse. Uh, time for me to shut up now.

[@churdle92]

William darude - sandstorm

[@sportshistorybuff]

It is very similar to Classical Gas by Mason Williams.I am amazed Williams didn't claim copyright infringement.

[@erikthorsen240]

@@scottmitchell3641 Don't ever do that again!

[@michaelleroy9281]

Walt Garrison showed it is a tough game

[@Rudepenaltyoffside]

50 years ago, in 2 weeks from today{it’s 2 January 2022,as I write this),the record for lowest score untill mr Brady and his friends tied it in 19,when the rams lost 13-3,by the way, will we ever see a super bowl where there a shut out??

[@lindseysummers5351]

The Chiefs just won the Super Bowl 50 years after their 1st win. Could the Cowboys do the same this year? Interestingly, the Milwaukee Bucks also just ended their own 50 year drought, so I guess anything is possible.

[@bigtexmacgonigle444]

Narrated by The Voice of God, aka John Facenda.

[@elvicare35]

Wow, all of you "educated" fan's, and you didn't even realize that Duane Thomas was overwhelmingly chosen as the MVP by all of the voters, but because of his standing up to the establishment who were totally screwing him and other players, including your beloved Staubach and Lily (well Lily a lot more so), and his refusal to talk to media and players who didn't stand up to the "man", he was deemed too risky to give the award to, for fear of how he would be at the awards banquet. His former teammate, Mercury Morris said he couldn't believe an amazing talent like Duane was blocking for him, and not the other way around, Duane Thomas was an incredible player and athlete, and everybody knew it, that knows anything, and when he got totally screwed by his agent, divorced, and mishandled by the team, which of course included the owner, coach, etc., and players who didn't stand up for themselves and left him to carry the load (pardon the pun), he was pissed, and they completely ripped him off when he was broke by paying him enough to cover his bills, and the rest was barely enough to get by on, and he was pissed off!!!!!!!!!! Tom Landry learned from the experience with Duane Thomas, and by the time Tony Dorsett came along, he had become a lot more flexible and treated players, especially gifted ones like Duane and Tony properly...

[@michaelleroy9281]

Tony Dorsett wore no 33 just like Thomas

[@elvicare35]

@@michaelleroy9281 Right on, I'm sure that I MUST have been aware of that(?), but, anyway, thanks for the reminder!!!!!!!

[@michaelleroy9281]

Thomas claims he was broke his rookie season , cheapskate Tex wouldn't give him a new contract, which he deserved being the 1970 rookie of the year

[@vrusimov]

Hits like 14:25 these days will result in fines and/or a mandatory "visit" with the commissioner...if your ass don't get ejected (if you hit Brady heaven forbid). He blew Staubach the fuck up!

[@michaelleroy9281]

The Dolphins would get another chance. next year

[@scottfarmer8758]

I hate it when they edit things out

[@michaelleroy9281]

Cowboys in white jerseys so everything would be fine

[@liamchorneychuk4576]

okay not this time

[@BaddogSports]

Anyone know the name of the song @ 5:44?

[@dkman4059]

That's "The Pony Soldiers" from Sam Spence. Sam just left us on the eve of the last Super Bowl. He composed numerous scores for NFL Films. You can find the names and composers of these scores on YT if you search 'NFL Films Music 70's' or variations of that subject.

[@BaddogSports]

d kman Thank you. I know of Sam Spence, I just didn't know the name of the song there.

[@michaelleroy9281]

Today players would be fined big time if they did what Duane Thomas did on media day for SB VI

[@RB01.10]

So the Dolphins have two distinct Super Bowl records. They went undefeated, and scored the lowest points in a Super Bowl ever.

Ryan Blanche, Ryan, actually they have a several. As great as Don Shula was, he never won another Super Bowl. He had freaking Dan Marino, yet only went once, losing to the Joe Montana led and coached by the Bill Walsh, owned by Eddie Debartolo. The GM was Carman Policy

[@mylesjs5326]

In back to back seasons.

[@24spaceace83]

Hey isn't there a part missing. The part which tells the story of the Cowboys past failures in Championship games.

[@benkuxhouse787]

yes

[@michaelleroy9281]

They left out the 2 championship games with Green Bay 2 conference championship games with Cleveland, not even a mention of it

[@EdmacZ]

When pregame and halftime shows were grassroots Americana, and not Globo Hollywood trash.

[@scottaznavourian540]

Griese doing a mahomes impersonation.

[@williamcooper6274]

Mahomes doing a Griese impersonation

[@helpisontheway9405]

COWBOYS SHOULD HAVE WON AT LEAST 31- 3 OR EVEN 38 TO 3 ROGER MISSED A WIDE OPEN HAYES GOING PAST JAKE SCOTT AND HILLS'TD FUMBLE COME ON HOWLEY OR THE OFF LINE SHOULD HAVE WON MVP BTW

[@nala3038]

Quit SHOUTING

[@helpisontheway9405]

@@nala3038 NO CAN SEE BETTER IF THIS BOTHERS ENUFF THEN SEEK MEDICAL HELP AS WAY WORSE THINGS GOING ON ON LIFE BABAHEHEHEHAHA

[@michaelleroy9281]

They would have won 31-3 if Calvin Hill didn't fumble away a sure touchdown