The Most Star-Studded Super Bowl Ever! (Steelers vs. Cowboys Super Bowl 13)
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2019
- The 1978 season concluded with Super Bowl 13 featuring a total of 19 Hall of Famers between the Steelers and Cowboys!
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19 future Hall of Famers on the field for this game. That's insane.
Youngsters today have no idea how truly great these 2 teams were..
This was the first truly legendary and epic Super Bowl.
Regardless of the outcome, this was the first truly great Super Bowl game.
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Say what you want about Terry Bradshaw, but he can make throws in tight windows and has great vision. Roger Staubach is also a legend who won the Heisman at the Naval Academy, served our country, won 2 Super Bowls, and made the Hall of Fame. 2 truly legendary quarterbacks
This game looked fun as hell to watch live.
Aside from what's at stake for both teams in every Super Bowl, Super Bowl XIII had more at stake for both Pittsburgh and Dallas than any other Super Bowl that has taken place since January of 1967. This was the FIRST Super Bowl where both teams, both head coaches and both quarterbacks had won 2 Super Bowls in a calander decade(Steelers in 74 and 75...Cowboys in 71 and 77). The winner of this game would become the FIRST franchise to win 3 Super Bowls, and be crowned "Team of the Decade". Dallas would also become the 4th franchise to repeat as Super Bowl Champions
Steelers HOF owners/players/coaches: Arthur J. Rooney Sr, Dan Rooney, Chuck Noll, Joe Greene, Jack Ham, Mel Blount, Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Jack Lambert, Mike Webster, Lynn Swann, John Stallworth, Tony Dungy, Donnie Shell.
Every time I see Jackie Smith drop that, I hear: "Bless his heart he's got to be the sickest man in America!"
I'm a Steelers fan so naturally I know how this game ends. And yet I'm still yelling at the TV. That's when you know it's a good game.
One could argue that prior to this game, the defending champion Cowboys were the greatest team of the Super Bowl era. The 1977 Cowboys are the last NFL team to lead the league in Total Defense and Total Offense, and they outscored their playoff opponents 87-23. One could also argue that by defeating the Cowboys in Super Bowl 13, the 1978 Steelers became the greatest team in NFL history.
I grew up watching these teams. Prior to Free Agency, teams that drafted well were loaded with talent. Since more players spent their career with only one team, you got to know your team's starters and backups on offense, defense and special teams, and you knew everything about the teams in their Division. For better or worse, the NFL was a Fan's League back in the day. My Dad was a Dolphins Fan, and he passed that down to me. We bonded on Sundays, and it was awesome.
The greatest Super Bowl of all time no doubt
I actually enjoyed watching this classic sb game two legendary teams from the 70s
Oddly really enjoy the crisp old school commentary with it too. Kudos to the sound team
Broke my heart as a little kid
Steelers fan born in 2000 but I love watching old games like this! My forever team 😁
This game should actually have even more Hall of Famers than it does: Cliff Harris, Drew Pearson, and Harvey Martin from the Cowboys, and L.C. Greenwood from the Steelers should all be in there. All four of them are on the 1970s All-Decade Team (Harris and Pearson on the first team, Martin and Greenwood on the second team).
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