@@vicepresidentmikepence889 Actually I did. Very cold tough conditions but not as cold and tough as the Ice Bowl. Due to the underground pipes breaking and flooding the field, the Ice Bowl was played on solid ice. Try getting slammed to the ground by Bob Lilly on a rock solid icy field. And, back then the players didn't have the warming technologies in regards to clothing, equipment, heaters, etc that the players of today do. Read a couple of books on the Ice Bowl and get back to me.
They call Elway and the Broncos 'the drive'. No, this was The Drive. 64 yards across Siberian tundra, with the clock ticking down. And a teams legend on the line.
RIP Bart Starr, Ray Nitschke, Don Meredith, Vince Lombardi, Norm Schachter, George Andrie, Bob Hayes, Jethro Pugh, Tom Landry, Willie Townes, Herb Adderley, Willie Davis, Forrest Gregg, Henry Jordan, Willie Wood, Tom Kelleher, Fritz Graf, Dan Reeves, Ralph Neely, Don Perkins, Gale Gillingham, Max McGee, Fuzzy Thurston, Walt Garrison, Rayfield Wright
Don't forget Gale Gillingham, Max McGee, and Fuzzy Thurston. The latter two didn't play much in 1967, but Gillingham was a starter and arguably the best lineman that year.
Packer weather? I'm from Minnesota, and nobody wants to be outside doing anything in this temperature. Anything exposed freezes instantly, any bump, jar, slap or poke is magnified by ten. Great game though.
OMG, this is the first Cowboy-centric documentary on the Ice Bowl I've ever seen, as a lifelong Packers fan, except that recent one which was done by Don Merediths' son. This is great. Thanks for the upload!
I live in Cleveland, and we had the 3ed coldest game ever. Behind Green Bay, and believe it or not Cincinnati. I am 26, so I wasn't around for the game. Green Bay started at -15, in Cleveland the game started at 0, and easily had 20-30 mph wind. Also it got much colder as the game went on. Those above numbers are why you play out doors. So chill to go back in time with this vid. Thank you to whomever put this vid together. As an asside: hello to the good people of Green Bay.
THE GREATEST DYNASTY OF ALL TIME. NO ONE HAS EVER WON THREE CONSECUTIVE TITLES! HARDEST HITTING GAME I EVER WATCHED. BART STAR WAS MR. CLUTCH. WHAT A DRIVE TO WIN IT!🥂🏉🥂🏉🥂🏉🥂
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.
I won't romanticize about those earlier years of the NFL ... it would be too easy for me to do ... I know more of those old players by name and position (than the current players) because I collected cards as a kid back then. I laugh when I hear people try to make generalizations about players then, and now that might diminish or embellish one generation over another. It was fantastic entertainment then ... it is great entertainment now (in my not always so humble opinion). I feel blessed to live and to have lived in a country where I've been afforded such a "game" to share with friends and family.
The thing I always wondered about this game is how many people that attended in the stands went to their cars after it was over and had their cars not start, and since many of those lived 10 or more miles away, how did they get home being stuck in a small town parking lot at 4 PM when it's -20 degrees, windy, getting dark, and I'm assuming that even with every taxi driver working that day, it would have taken hours to get one to pick them up? Any hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, etc. that had working heat and/or fireplaces must have gotten a lot of business that night.
I am from Minnesota and I am not sure if Wisconsin had Twin City Federal savings and Loan but that is what they're outdoor temperature clocks used to look like
Jerry Kramer I can't count the times I've watched this game what's different tonight December 1st 2020 I'm sitting in the basement at my home in Idaho not too far from your place every time I watch this game the Packers always win I love that and I'd love to watch number 30 check machine account for over 30 yards have the 68 yards needed for the win
Aside from the game, it was interesting to see how the fans dressed for the extreme cold. Those Packer fans were either very hearty or crazy. Also suspect there was a fair amount of alcohol consumed that day.
The 60's Packers for one reason only, they were more disciplined. The Green Bay Packers wouldn't have made some of the mistakes The Dallas Cowboys made when they played the Pittsburgh Steelers in both Super Bowls.
njpike10 It’s called “Earthworks” by Tim Souster. It’s from a De Wolfe music library record called The New World. th-cam.com/video/wxBXAEu-Mus/w-d-xo.html
I believe the Sixties Packers could have played Football against a team comprised of Grizzlies and Polar Bears. AND STILL WON!! At the end of the game there would have been Bear carcasses littering the field. Listening to the comments, all you hear is the old Cowboys bitching about the weather. EVEN FIFTY PLUS YEARS LATER!! Not one negative word from the Packers. Of course, the Packers were more acclimated to cold weather. BUT, NOT FIFTY BELOW ZERO!! Lombardis coaching methods were so exacting and brutal, that any player who could withstand his regimen could outlast anything. That is what whipped the Cowboys. It is what brought down every opponent they ever encountered, in any game that ever mattered. The Packers lost their first championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Then never lost again in the Post Season!! Unrivaled to this day. Just as Vincent Thomas Lombardi remains Unrivaled as a coach.
That actually is untrue. The grid was on all night with the tarp over it. When they remove the tarp in the morning, all the moisture from under the ground came up and froze over. A friend of mine named Carroll Dale played in this ballgame, and told me that. He also told me other aspects of this game that, obviously, you wouldn't know about, but the grid was on all night.
just as tough my balls these modern guys cant even tackle it's a joke ...they "do football" all year round...back then guys had to get jobs to supplement their football income your clueless sir
Can you imagine today's primadonnas playing in this kind of weather? Tough tough men playing in the 60's.
Imagine your cheeks on your face freezing❄ and playing on that field back then 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
"It's not in my contract!"
"I'm calling my agent!"
You clearly didn't watch the Seattle-Minnesota playoff game a couple of years back
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 Actually I did. Very cold tough conditions but not as cold and tough as the Ice Bowl. Due to the underground pipes breaking and flooding the field, the Ice Bowl was played on solid ice. Try getting slammed to the ground by Bob Lilly on a rock solid icy field. And, back then the players didn't have the warming technologies in regards to clothing, equipment, heaters, etc that the players of today do. Read a couple of books on the Ice Bowl and get back to me.
Cowboys played as a team. So did the Pack. What a game.
They call Elway and the Broncos 'the drive'. No, this was The Drive. 64 yards across Siberian tundra, with the clock ticking down. And a teams legend on the line.
Actually it was a 68 yard drive across the frozen tundra.
Well said!!!👍
Thank you for that "drive " observation. I completely agree. As a life long packer fan , its the greatest drive of all time.
It was the original Drive. All since have been poor imitations.
It was 68 yards
"Starr's got the quarterback sneak and he's in for the touchdown!" Awesome radio call.
That still stands as the coldest game in NFL History #FACTS 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🏈👑🏆💍✌💰💳💸
@JIM PATS LOSE Most Definitely 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Freezer bowl?
@@lookingtojesus2537 The Freezer Bowl had a lower wind-chill , but the Ice Bowl had a lower actual temperature.
Bob Hayes must have been a sensational receiver, "running his pass patterns , with his hands in his pockets"
RIP Bart Starr, Ray Nitschke, Don Meredith, Vince Lombardi, Norm Schachter, George Andrie, Bob Hayes, Jethro Pugh, Tom Landry, Willie Townes, Herb Adderley, Willie Davis, Forrest Gregg, Henry Jordan, Willie Wood, Tom Kelleher, Fritz Graf, Dan Reeves, Ralph Neely, Don Perkins, Gale Gillingham, Max McGee, Fuzzy Thurston, Walt Garrison, Rayfield Wright
They'll never forget him.
Don't forget Gale Gillingham, Max McGee, and Fuzzy Thurston. The latter two didn't play much in 1967, but Gillingham was a starter and arguably the best lineman that year.
Rayfield Wright for the Cowboys
RIP Bart Starr and the others for both teams
Man. John Doremus had a very powerful voiceover.
You are correct.
" Good Morning it's 15 below zero, Have a Nice Day!"
Packer weather? I'm from Minnesota, and nobody wants to be outside doing anything in this temperature. Anything exposed freezes instantly, any bump, jar, slap or poke is magnified by ten. Great game though.
OMG, this is the first Cowboy-centric documentary on the Ice Bowl I've ever seen, as a lifelong Packers fan, except that recent one which was done by Don Merediths' son. This is great. Thanks for the upload!
RIP Bart Starr!
The Guy Narrating This Is Pretty Dam Close To NFL legendary Narrator John Fancenda.
Music is up with Sam Spence too.
One of the greatest championships games ever played 15 hall of fame played in this game more of them should go in
Only the Packers and Vikings could claim a home field advantage in such arctic 🥶 cold.
Football highlights were the Best the voice the music, slow motion 👍🏽
I live in Cleveland, and we had the 3ed coldest game ever. Behind Green Bay, and believe it or not Cincinnati. I am 26, so I wasn't around for the game. Green Bay started at -15, in Cleveland the game started at 0, and easily had 20-30 mph wind. Also it got much colder as the game went on. Those above numbers are why you play out doors. So chill to go back in time with this vid. Thank you to whomever put this vid together. As an asside: hello to the good people of Green Bay.
These guys must laugh at today's players.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
undoubtedly. They are often a joke with all their histrionics.
They're drawing cartoons of them.
And then,,some,,the dumming down of the country....the last 40+..years,,this is what were left with,!..
You clearly didn't watch the Seattle-Minnesota playoff game a couple of years back
Chuck Mercein was a big time player in this game
without Mercein, Green Bay loses .
THE GREATEST DYNASTY OF ALL TIME. NO ONE HAS EVER WON THREE CONSECUTIVE TITLES! HARDEST HITTING GAME I EVER WATCHED. BART STAR WAS MR. CLUTCH. WHAT A DRIVE TO WIN IT!🥂🏉🥂🏉🥂🏉🥂
#15..5 NFL TITLES,,,nuff said!!..👍
Lombardi said run it and let's get the hell out of here
Anderson scored on 2nd down, but the ref placed the ball on the one. This might have deflated a lesser team. A tribute to Packer character.
Greatest drive in the history of football!,
The uniforms from 1967 beats what is worn now
Both teams wear the same uniform...
Lance Rentzel saying on the flight home, not one word
On December 31,2022 we will celebrate 55 years of The Ice Bowl😀👍🏿🏈🏈🏈
I'm starting to feel cold just knowing that
The Ice Bowl, the legendary game played on the frozen tundra of Lambeau Field.
Just watching this I'm starting to feel cold
The music that starts at 1:43 is awesome!
One of the coldest game in football history
Brown Right 31 Wedge on 2 - We're going in.
Back in the day Lombardi would shut the heaters off on the Green Bay side of the field. It kept his players moving around to keep warm.
For a short while the Cowboys had to put up with being called "Next Years Champions
In 66 and 67 the Packers jumped out to early leads and the Cowboys came back. Two great teams going at it.
@@yeildo1492 14-0 both games
Big time play by a big time team !
My greatest respect to the geriatric Dallas Cowboy players of that championship game. Cudda went either way..Cowboys played like real men!!!
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.
Starr went 5 for 5 on the last drive, finished it with a 1 yard Championship QB sneak.
Look at the last play! It was center Ken Bowman who blasted Pugh straight back off the line. Jerry got all the credit.
Green Bay and Dallas were the gold standard of the NFL in 1967. At the time, the AFL had nothing to match either team.
I won't romanticize about those earlier years of the NFL ... it would be too easy for me to do ... I know more of those old players by name and position (than the current players) because I collected cards as a kid back then. I laugh when I hear people try to make generalizations about players then, and now that might diminish or embellish one generation over another. It was fantastic entertainment then ... it is great entertainment now (in my not always so humble opinion). I feel blessed to live and to have lived in a country where I've been afforded such a "game" to share with friends and family.
The thing I always wondered about this game is how many people that attended in the stands went to their cars after it was over and had their cars not start, and since many of those lived 10 or more miles away, how did they get home being stuck in a small town parking lot at 4 PM when it's -20 degrees, windy, getting dark, and I'm assuming that even with every taxi driver working that day, it would have taken hours to get one to pick them up? Any hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, etc. that had working heat and/or fireplaces must have gotten a lot of business that night.
Bob Hayes must have been, one heck of a receiver, running his pass patterns , with his hands in his pockets;
15 below "have a nice day!"
I would like to know what bank or location had the famous time and temperature clock that showed the temp on that day.
I am from Minnesota and I am not sure if Wisconsin had Twin City Federal savings and Loan but that is what they're outdoor temperature clocks used to look like
@@jameshuseby6290 True, but I am sure it may be some other bnk. TCF never had any rotating clocks on their electronic boards.
Savage enough to make a St Bernard whimper... that about sums it up...
Starr called the sucker play at the 9:55 mark the best call of his career.
Definitely not the geography from Green Bay to Dallas during the airplane scene 😂
They were walking the field like the Marines at the Chosen Frozen
"Let's get the hell out of here!"
Jerry Kramer I can't count the times I've watched this game what's different tonight December 1st 2020 I'm sitting in the basement at my home in Idaho not too far from your place every time I watch this game the Packers always win I love that and I'd love to watch number 30 check machine account for over 30 yards have the 68 yards needed for the win
Where did u come up with these original videos? Rare stuff with both Ray Scott on CBS, and Curt Gowdy on NBC doing the play by play.
It's colder in that area of the country than it is in Moscow.
Aside from the game, it was interesting to see how the fans dressed for the extreme cold. Those Packer fans were either very hearty or crazy. Also suspect there was a fair amount of alcohol consumed that day.
It's knowm as the Ice Nowl. Played with very low temperature
Can you imagine the feeling of taking a Vicodin and then slipping into a hot tub after playing in this game, especially if you had won?
Realfootballbackintheday
Does anyone know the name of the piece of music at 1:43 or who its by?
"Grand vista" by Andy Quin
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 . Thanks!
Song that starts at 10:47?
What is the Music At 0:02
0:40
The electric field failed that's an issue in itself
A 68-yard March Gail gillingham's number not Jerry Kramer
If the 60 Packers in their prime played the 70s Steelers in their prime, who would win?🤔
patriots, according to brady.........
DAVID R either Ray Nitschke or Jack Lambert would have broken Brady in half.
The 60's Packers for one reason only, they were more disciplined. The Green Bay Packers wouldn't have made some of the mistakes The Dallas Cowboys made when they played the Pittsburgh Steelers in both Super Bowls.
@@SuperPrince1007
You may be right. Bradshaw will risk throwing the ball sometimes when he shouldn't. That's him.
I don't know, but I'd pay damn good money to see that game!
OH COME ON. 5:49 Give proper credit to Wllly Townes. He caused the fumble that Andre took in for a TD.
Anyone know the name of the tune starting at 6:17? Thanks
njpike10. Its nfl film music for sure!
I really like the music at 1:43!
njpike10 It’s called “Earthworks” by Tim Souster. It’s from a De Wolfe music library record called The New World. th-cam.com/video/wxBXAEu-Mus/w-d-xo.html
7:16
I believe the Sixties Packers could have played Football against a team comprised of Grizzlies and Polar Bears. AND STILL WON!! At the end of the game there would have been Bear carcasses littering the field. Listening to the comments, all you hear is the old Cowboys bitching about the weather. EVEN FIFTY PLUS YEARS LATER!! Not one negative word from the Packers. Of course, the Packers were more acclimated to cold weather. BUT, NOT FIFTY BELOW ZERO!! Lombardis coaching methods were so exacting and brutal, that any player who could withstand his regimen could outlast anything. That is what whipped the Cowboys. It is what brought down every opponent they ever encountered, in any game that ever mattered. The Packers lost their first championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Then never lost again in the Post Season!! Unrivaled to this day. Just as Vincent Thomas Lombardi remains Unrivaled as a coach.
Lombardi shut off the grid the night before.
That actually is untrue. The grid was on all night with the tarp over it. When they remove the tarp in the morning, all the moisture from under the ground came up and froze over. A friend of mine named Carroll Dale played in this ballgame, and told me that. He also told me other aspects of this game that, obviously, you wouldn't know about, but the grid was on all night.
It's been said they got that heated field from George Halas, Bears imagine that
Today's players are just as tough.... Bigger and faster .hence harder hitting than back in 1960s and 70s
Except they're not aloud to hit the QB or WR and nobody runs the ball!
just as tough my balls these modern guys cant even tackle it's a joke ...they "do football" all year round...back then guys had to get jobs to supplement their football income your clueless sir
Temps above 0 and Dallas wins by 20.
But it wasn't. And they didn't.
Or do you mean like the year before when the Cowboys threw the game losing INT in the end zone?
Yeah you have no way of proving that. Teams better than Dallas came to Green Bay in cold weather and couldn't get it done.
In retrospect, it wasn't that big of a deal.
Are you serious? Wtf? Not even close
Awesome!