1967 NFL Championship Ice Bowl highlights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ธ.ค. 2017
- Context: Lenny Baldini uploaded a highlights video "1967 Cowboys at Packers A Chilling Championship" of this game, and I noticed that the NFL Networks broadcast had deleted certain parts and added others (in some cases making odd choices that removed important game action) from the "Great Teams Great Years Great Games" broadcast that I had.
This is an attempt to edit in the deleted sections into Lenny's rip, they're taken from an old VCR recording I had and will be recognizable by the lower audio and video quality.
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I attended this game with my dad and two brothers- reluctantly, no less . If I remember correctly , my cousins were stopping by and I didn’t want to miss them , nor was I a die-hard Packer fan ( I am now ) . We sat high up around the 30 yard line near the end zone history would soon be made . I just wanted the game to end so I could go home . My Pops kept telling me ‘ You’ll be glad you witnessed this ‘ . Now , nearly 60 years later I can appreciate my Dad’s insistence I pay attention . I’ve lived in Colorado since the early ‘70’s , have 3 sons and ALL are major Packer fans . Still have the ticket stub to that game - $8.00 .
I wonder how much Bob Hayes thought he was helping his team with his hands in his pockets all day?! Where was he planning on catching the ball? Through his Earhole? There were some players (Mostly Packers) with their hands uncovered on the bench!! The Packers were simply tougher than the Cowboys. Their mighty Martinet of a leader wouldn't tolerate anything less. Vince Lombardi is the greatest coach ever to blow a whistle. And he infused that burning desire into the Packers by osmosis. The way that Green Bay won assured their immortality as a team. Over sixty yards in four minutes against Mother Nature at her bitchiest. A team that dud everything they had to do. Just when it mattered most.
@@donaldschmidt2990 The 60s Packers is probably the greatest dynasty in sports history.
I love your story... especially while I'm watching tonight's Dolphins Cheifs game. I was 9 in 1967, and watched your game in a warm basement with Dad.
@rustyrelicsfarm2406 People don't remember what those early 60's Packer teams did! Yes, those Packers might be the greatest dynasty ever. You could go with the 50's or 60's Celtics, but basketball was in it's infancy back then. Plus, there weren't many teams. The Yankees were great in MLB, but in different eras. In the NFL, the 49ers or Cowboys and even The Patriots didn't hold a candle to Green Bay from '61 to '69.
i also have one AS well as a SB1 unused full ticket I was lucky enough to have attended SB2 ..As a Pack fan I took for granted that they would multiple SBs Well I waited like 31 years for GB to return to the SB !!?
I had the best seat in the house, right in front of an old Admiral 27 inch black white TV set. I watched the game with my dad, thrilling game.
Dan Reeves tells the story about sitting on the bench next to Don Perkins and Reeves said to Perkins, "We must be crazy to be playing in this weather!" Perkins said to him, "Look at those people up in the stands. They paid money to be here! They're the ones that are crazy!!"
Never been able to watch this particular game. It busted me up So!!!! Bad.
Not watching it now!! I remember every detail.
Never been able to watch this particular game. It busted me up So!!!! Bad.
Not watching it now!! I remember every detail.
I watched this game on tv that day. My dad was with me. Dad only had interest in boxing, no other sport. But when Bart Starr scored that winning td, Dad was happy. He was no football fan, but he was a John F Kennedy fan. "I hate Dallas, bad memories."
That was the greatest game ever played.
Bart Starr....now enjoying overtime....death is not the end.
Amen.
Bart is the greatist! I will never forget the ice bowl. HE CALLED HIS OWN PLAYS!
I was at this game. It was so cold. Had Peppermint brandy. Frozen throat. Game was New Years Ev. I was sitting down where the took the final Touchdown for the win
The GREATEST DRIVE in NFL History, to win the GREATEST GAME Of NFL History. As the Offense was going on the field for that epic drive, Hall Of Fame Linebacker Ray Nitschke Screamed hoarsely, "DON'T LET ME DOWN! DON'T LET ME DOWN!" A powerful moment. The huddle was even more powerful, as it was a place where everyone in the knew the deal. They knew they had to get it done. And did. Lombardi had pushed, prodded and screamed at them, all for that moment. They were basically perfect that drive. How they got it done is beyond comprehension, especially since the offense did absolutely NOTHING in the second half.
Chuck Mercein of all people came up big on the last drive.
Don't let me down....
With all due respect to the 1958 NFL Title game between Colts and Giants that went to OT, The Ice Bowl is THE Greatest NFL Game of all time because of the conditions, and the drive to win it. In fact, by going for the TD to WIN the game, instead of settling for the safe FG to send it to OT, the drive and play is legendary. It was an all or nothing call to sneak it in. With no time outs left, they had to score or lose. That decision to AVOID OT by Lombardi and Starr is what makes this game so legendary. They could have played it safe and kicked the FG to tie it.
The greatest game of all time was played on 2/5/17 Super Bowl Ll( just don't say that to the Falcons)
ICE BOWL is the greatest of all time followed by the 1958 NFL title game, Super bowl 10, Super bowl 13, and the 1981 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP game
Mad props for adding it back in. This had to be the most impossible game to play, just out and out vicious
-40 wind chill at games end.
Vicious, savage... unless you've experienced a bitterly cold January day in Wisconsin it's impossible to comprehend the mental and physical toughness it takes to play in conditions like that!
Cowboys played them tough in the cold despite being a southern football team.
Lot's of credit to the Cowboys. It wasn't their turf, but they played tough to the end.
It would've been a victory to go down in history for the Cowboys too if they'd been able to stop Green Bay on that last drive.
Not an excuse. The Cowboys also lost the 66 NFL Title to the Packers in Dallas and 60 degree weather.
They sure did. An unbelievable football team was this Cowboys team. Despite all of the Packer's Hall of Famers, they were getting old. Dallas was the younger and seemingly the more talented team. You had a feeling they'd have won with just decent weather.
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Then how do you explain 66, great weather and at the Cotton Bowl? Cowboys failed there also with the game on the line. That's why Green Bay were Champions (3 in a row, 5 in 7 years), and Cowboys were always the hyped "Next Years Champions".
Lol, my favorite line in this is the Bob Hayes line. Pointing out that on running plays that Bob Hayes kept his hands in his pants (which tipped GB off whether play was run or pass), Woodson says "the weather turned Hayes into the World's Coldest Human". Hayes was the Gold Medal winner in the 100m dash in the 64 Olympics, commonly known as the "World's Fastest Human"
This is the greatest NFL game ever.
Today the game would be ppd.
You sure about that? Didn’t the Vikings host a playoff game in weather almost as cold when they were playing outdoors a few years ago? Or are you one of those HRRRR REAL MAN FOOTBALL trolls
The Giants and Packers played an NFC title game in conditions very similar to this in 2008.
Frank Gifford R.I.P
52 years ago. I wasn’t born for another 2 months. Just learned that Bart Starr died today!! So sad. These guys played soooo tough back then!!!
It’s still amazing how much different the 1967 title game film is from the 1966 title game film, which looks like a newsreel. The change in style by NFL Films in that one year is massive.
My Gramma and Grampa were there chillin with beer and cigarettes 😂
awesome job, mate.
1:48 Sneaking in without paying
3:58 perhaps the most famous narration summarizing this game.
Happy Birthday to the late great William Woodson born on July 16,1917 died on February 22,2017 at the age of 99 William Woodson and John Facenda two of the best Narrator of The NFL😀👍🏿🏈🏈🏈 FYI: William Woodson was the narrator of The Super Friends 1973-1985 “Later at the Hall of Justice”😀👍🏿
This narrator wasnt bad at all...william woodson is pretty good
Dude was the voice over the intro of the odd couple. Which is ironic here because Lombardi and Laundry had to be a odd couple when the were with the Giants in the 50's
John Facenda followed. Took it to the next level.
In fact, he was a very good narrator and voice actor in cartoon programming and commercials all the way well into his 90s (he died shortly before his 100th birthday). In addition to his narrations of both the 1967 NFL Championship Game and Super Bowl II films (John Facenda was unavailable, so Woodson was inserted as his replacement by NFL Films), he's best known to most for his narration of the Super Friends, which he did from 1977 all the way to when the series ended in 1985. Woodson also voiced other animation characters in the 70s and 80s, including characters such as J. Jonah Jameson, the Sub-Mariner, and Dr. Strange on the 1981 Spider-Man series and/or Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends.
Heard his voice on an episode of 'The Rifleman"
early 1960s..then said ,,I've heard that voice on NFL FILMS!!..William Woodson!!..i gotta name !!..He was a good fit also,,FACENDA,GOWDY,HARRY CALAS,,just to names a few!!..👍
We have a name!!...thank you Brett Shepherd..M.L...dob..6-4-62!!👍
2:48 Benny Carter - Jazz Waltz
For all of the credit Jerry Kramer gets on that final play - and rightfully so - if you watch this play closely you see he gets a big assist from Ken Bowman the Center.
North Dallas 40, underrated team, Jethro Pugh, Bob Lilly, & earth's fastest man, Bob Hayes! Donny Anderson came up big in the tundra, but loved the flea flicker to Lance Rencel! Dandy Don deserved better! Turn out the lights(&the heater!), the party was over! Don't make em like that anymore!!!
I was 7 that year and my dad was a coach, so we'd watch all the games from Boston where the Patriots never won much, yes, the majority of my life as a fan watched the 1/2 empty Shaffer stadium, it's funny how one SB can change the fortunes of teams.
Never cared much for Dallas, but i sure liked watching the 'Doomsday' D. Went to their training camps before the move to Texas. Even met Bob Lilly once. He's an uncle of a childhood friend. Big guy, all heart...Texas sized!
That’s so tough
There was a lot of game footage in this film that was not in the complete ice bowl game that came out in 97...
That show if you are talking about the hour long version in the Greatest Games series used this film and the other Ice Bowl film from This Week in the NFL (which not many know exists) to put together a near complete record.
No diva players back then.
Some people say the title game the year before may have been the better game
The 1962 title game at yankee stadium some packers players said that that game the cold was more brutal
Btw the music and voice in this video is epic
Classic game the best 🏆 ever
"He [Willie Townes] came home from the Ice Bowl and his hands were still frozen," Sandra Clark, Townes' wife at the time, recalled immediately after his death. "Then the skin began peeling off. They hurt him for the rest of his life." www.dallasnews.com/sports/cowboys/2017/12/21/too-cold-to-bleed-why-the-ice-bowl-still-resonates-50-years-later/
0:29 David Lindup - Veiled Threat
Realizing of a eight year old dream
How many presentations of this game have been made? many
Its still fascinating.
1:35. Anyone have this track name? Totally blanked
Believe or not the game was a sellout!
It wasn't last year where packers defeated cowboys 34-27...it was same year 1967...1st day of 1967...this game last day of 1967
Yes, if you want to be pedantic and use calendar years, instead of football years (seasons)...
@TomGryn it probably won't happen again where same teams meet twice in same year for different years championship games and one team wins both championship games in final seconds of both contests
@TomGryn the only pedantic thoughts that exists are in your mind...
@@thomasnorman4221 Thoughts tend to reside there, yes.
Bart Starr didn't score, Jerry Kramer scored. He always wanted to be a fullback.
The Packers were the fifth or sixth-most talented team in football that year.
But they were the best. Lombardi’s greatest coaching job.
That's fair, considering what happened in '68 after Lombardi wasn't coaching them anymore - under Bengston they had a lot of close losses that in '67 would have been comfortable wins.
1:34
0:27
William Woodson? Is that a stage name?
Can you imagine the millionaire pampered little cupcakes we call “football players” today playing in these conditions? They would take a knee and start crying like little girls
Tell that to the Giants and Packers who played in similar conditions for the NFC title game inn2008.
@@ChrisDutch let see how it’s the same exact conditions
80% of the players who played in the 1967 games needed to have another job outside of the football season, yeah exactly the same conditions
Warn seats and warn area on the sidelines to keep warm between plays, yeah exactly the same conditions
Warm clothing and equipment provided by the teams to keep warm and comfy, yeah exactly the same conditions
A field setup with the proper equipment to make sure it doesn’t feel like cement when smashing into it, yeah exactly the same conditions
Incredible comfortable dress rooms with comfortable showers and fresh equipment at half time, yeah exactly the same conditions
Yes 21st century little babies who can’t play with a broken nail have it just as hard as those men back in the 60’s
@@patrickols But still playing in extremely hostile conditions to do anything. Remember, the NFL was considering postponing the game in 1967 but noted that the weather conditions were not changing in the next few days, and in a nod to business considerations, because they didn't want to compete for TV time with the college bowl games which would have started that night with, likely, the Sugar Bowl and continued the next day with the other three main bowl games because it was New Year's day. And you face palm here by not noting that the only reason the modifications you point out are in place were put there BECAUSE of the Ice Bowl. These guys (and fans) are human, and I believe the players will play through a broken nail, as you so contemptuously put it, if they have a shot at a Super Bowl title.
Is there any player from that era who did not suffer concussions?
Those helmets look like a baby step up from leather helmets.
You can actually overheat in these games if you dress too warmly and start sweating underneath.... I think even then, they knew that.
1967 no guestion was Vince Lombardi s best coaching job Packers went 9 4 1 on the season
In today's pussified NFL the game would be cancelled.
They literally played a game a month ago in a -27 wind chill, bozo
Intro ends at 1:33
Cramer was offside possibly?
Officials were not throwing flags because they avoided blowing whistles after the midpoint of the second quarter. It seems pieces of officials lips were being torn off by the way below freezing conditions, when they would park those lips on their whistles to blow, lol..
Its like FLICK and the icy flagpole outside at school in A CHRISTMAS STORY.
So, Kramer knew he could get away with it. Neither Texas team won that afternoon as HOUSTON was blitzed in the AFL TITLE GAME AT OAKLAND, losing to the RAIDERS by 33, 40-7..
Oakland was mashed two weeks later in MIAMI at the AFL/NFL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GAME(SUPER BOWL II) by GBAY, 33-14..