Tom Landry looked exactly the same for the last 30 years of his life.

Hardly any graphics. Much better back then!

This looks broadcast-pure, like truck feed, even before transmission. Damn, Dave-- you are an artist.

Haunting to see Chuck Hughes in this game. He wore #85 for the Lions. Less than a year later, Hughes became the only NFL player to die in a game, vs the Bears. Still remembered here, Chuck.

The opening introduction brings back memories of my childhood. I was 10 years old when this game was played.

The Cottownbowl seemed like a better home field environment for the Cowboys

This was the last game for Alex Karras that counted; he was cut at the end of the pre-season in 1971.

Knowing this was a 5-0 game, I came for the commercials.

The probability of any NFL team finishing a game with 5 points, much less winning a playoff game with that total, has to be infinitesimal. Yet another great upload, Dave! Thanks for sharing.

man, this is crystal clear. I've seen this game uploaded before, but nothing like this.

I was 13 when I saw this on TV. Great job bringing this memorable game back--and the Dallas Doomsday Defense was the best. Great to see a game without all the cluttered graphics. Basic. Simple. No nonsense.

Since 1950, only three playoff games didn't have a touchdown: 1950 Browns-Giants 8-3, this game, and 1979 Rams-Buccaneers 9-0.

At my age I have tried to watch old NFL games before but it was impossible. Truly appreciative for what you do!

When football was football!

Nice classic Dave. Keep them coming

Thanks for sharing!  I wish the 1970 AFC playoffs were available😊

The Chesterfield commercial at 23:49 was shown during the last week of cigarette advertising on American television.  The ban took effect on January 2, 1971.

Great job, Dave, best yet!  This doesn’t look old at all, looks almost live!

Beautiful work as always Dave 🫡 clear, no haze, crystal clear.

Frank Gifford would go on  to host MNF in 1971 with Howard Cosell and Dandy Don Meredith .