As a Packer fan, I’m so glad Dallas was up for it and that they were such a great team. A victory is only as special as the team you beat. It was also the end for our dynasty, the curtain call and what a memory it is. Something like this can’t ever happen again. Once in a lifetime sort of thing... and maybe it’s better that way.
Ray Scott’s call is a partial recreation of his original call. Jack Buck actually called the second half for CBS. The reason they split the duty is because in those days, announcers for CBS were assigned to specific teams (Scott for the Packers and Buck for the Cowboys, for example). CBS abandoned that practice beginning in 1968.
TOTALLLLLLLY A CLASSIC !!!!!!!!!! I WAS OLD TO REMEMBER THIS AND LOVE HEARING THE QUOTE FROM LANCE )RENTZEL (SP ?) LIKED THE PACKERS EVEN THOUGH AND STILL LIFELONG VIKING FAN.
At the time, TV was prohibited from broadcasting NFL games within a certain radius of the game. I forget how many miles, but my hometown was just 90 miles away and I had to listen on the radio. I recall being more relieved than jubilant when Bart scored. A friend of mine was at the game and actually got a piece of a goal post.
I think the radius was 100 miles, because in 1968 my family lived in Stamford, CT, and we could not watch the Raiders-Jets AFL title game, which took place in NYC.
As a Minnesotan, I have to say that the Lombardi years Packers were the greatest team ever for me. This '67 team was beyond legendary. I remembered the sadness I felt after the Super Bowl when we knew Vince was going to stop being coach.
My dad’s friend was at this game when it happened. Most of the 1967 Green Bay Packers including Vince Lombardi himself even went to the same church my dad’s friend went to
Our family was visiting friends, and my dad, our host, and myself slipped away to the basement to watch the game. There was nothing like it. I did dearly love those Packers.
Only Lombardi could have recognized Chuck marcines value for a game like this . Chuck was a intelligent tougher then nails hustle guy , he did a little bit of everything in that game total team player. Players like that will always win the tough championship games in the elements against weak minded talent. Dallas put way to much attention on formations , shifts and smoke screens and mirrors then good old fashioned hard nosed football , that is why they lost a lot big games during that time.
You have to understand Chuck waa born in Milwaukee, and a cast off from the Giants. So Vince picked him up . He was one of my Institutional contacts from Wedbush Morgan. Humble guy, jus happy that Vince picked him to be his full back. That Pass in the left flat from the 30 down to to the 11 set up the go ahead score.
So many hall of fame players on the field during this game!! We will never see anything like this ever again!! I love the fact that both teams still have the same uniforms!!
Traveling Travis Williams number 23 return for kickoffs for touchdowns this 1967 season Astro Inn on Richmond California Homeless Shelter years later rest in peace Travis you were Packer strong for one brief moment
I met someone who went to the post game party that Vince Lombardi hosted and I was told he couldn’t form words very well at his party because of how cold it was at the Ice Bowl
What does that tell you about the kind of coach Vince Lombardi was? No Hornung. No Taylor. Their new starting backfield injured in consecutive series. And they still won a Third Consecutive NFL Championship!! The greatest coach that ever blew a whistle, or viewed game film. The Packers simply " Refused to lose."
Dude i wonder if green bay purposely shut down the newly installed turf heaters lombardi was so proud about. They knew Dallas had more speed and athleticsm on offense.
Boy had starr and that offense not put out that 14-0 lead Dallas would have won that game going away it took the cowboys a bit longer to adjust to the bitter cold. The packers were simply mentally tougher and smarter then Dallas. Look at Chuck marcine , Harvard educated and Lombardi tough.
As a Packer fan, I’m so glad Dallas was up for it and that they were such a great team. A victory is only as special as the team you beat. It was also the end for our dynasty, the curtain call and what a memory it is. Something like this can’t ever happen again. Once in a lifetime sort of thing... and maybe it’s better that way.
IKR. Ray Scott recreated his CBS calls for this vid.
Beautifully put!
One of the greatest NFL games featuring some of the greatest players and coaches
Ray Scott’s call is a partial recreation of his original call. Jack Buck actually called the second half for CBS. The reason they split the duty is because in those days, announcers for CBS were assigned to specific teams (Scott for the Packers and Buck for the Cowboys, for example). CBS abandoned that practice beginning in 1968.
TOTALLLLLLLY A CLASSIC !!!!!!!!!! I WAS OLD TO REMEMBER THIS AND LOVE HEARING THE QUOTE FROM LANCE )RENTZEL (SP ?) LIKED THE PACKERS EVEN THOUGH AND STILL LIFELONG VIKING FAN.
At the time, TV was prohibited from broadcasting NFL games within a certain radius of the game. I forget how many miles, but my hometown was just 90 miles away and I had to listen on the radio. I recall being more relieved than jubilant when Bart scored. A friend of mine was at the game and actually got a piece of a goal post.
I think the radius was 100 miles, because in 1968 my family lived in Stamford, CT, and we could not watch the Raiders-Jets AFL title game, which took place in NYC.
This was the last NFL Films assignment for Ray Scott, who passed away about a year after this was produced.
Ray Scott had one of the most wonderful masculine voices. I truly enjoyed listening to him.
Hello! Ray Scott is my uncle. He passed away in 1998. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Scott_(sportscaster)
@@tamaraheide4528 He was a great broadcaster. Be proud.
@@clockwize great voice of the Packers
As a Minnesotan, I have to say that the Lombardi years Packers were the greatest team ever for me. This '67 team was beyond legendary. I remembered the sadness I felt after the Super Bowl when we knew Vince was going to stop being coach.
My dad’s friend was at this game when it happened. Most of the 1967 Green Bay Packers including Vince Lombardi himself even went to the same church my dad’s friend went to
Cool?
"well, let's run it , and get the hell out of here"
I was 12 years old when this game was played watching it on TV at my grandparents house I became a Packer fan that day
Our family was visiting friends, and my dad, our host, and myself slipped away to the basement to watch the game. There was nothing like it. I did dearly love those Packers.
I was watching GB last drive. I'm not sure but on that first play I saw clip on GB the Dallas man was hit from behind.
First play last drive by GB was a clip if you look at the film. He was hit from behind.
Only Lombardi could have recognized Chuck marcines value for a game like this . Chuck was a intelligent tougher then nails hustle guy , he did a little bit of everything in that game total team player. Players like that will always win the tough championship games in the elements against weak minded talent. Dallas put way to much attention on formations , shifts and smoke screens and mirrors then good old fashioned hard nosed football , that is why they lost a lot big games during that time.
You have to understand Chuck waa born in Milwaukee, and a cast off from the Giants. So Vince picked him up . He was one of my Institutional contacts from Wedbush Morgan. Humble guy, jus happy that Vince picked him to be his full back. That Pass in the left flat from the 30 down to to the 11 set up the go ahead score.
I was fortunate to be there in Green Bay, growing up, when it all happened.
What an excellent presentation for a game... comments, condensed game action, updated graphics.... superb!
So many hall of fame players on the field during this game!! We will never see anything like this ever again!! I love the fact that both teams still have the same uniforms!!
It sucks that Jerry Kramer had to wait til 2018 to be inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Respect from Lions Country.
Greatest game in packer history. Even now , all these years later .
When athletes were still likeable.
This is the first game i ever saw.i was not yet ten yrs.old but i watched &rooted for the pack.evev then i knew Vince was something special.
Born in Green Bay. 1952. On a farm. Retired an living in a small fishing village in the Philippines. Am an owner of the Pack.
Owner of the pack. What, "pack."?
Green Bay is owned by public shareholders in the state with a board of directors.
MaNy of these players & coaches from both teams have since passed away.3 of the 4 lineman on the Doomsday defensive line have also passed away.
It's amazing what does not get called. At 21:28 that hit was pretty vicious, and not really necessary. Same at 22:10, and probably many more.
The cheerleaders were tough too!
Yeah to be rough to sit through that game it was too cold Tim Carol
50th anniversary of a game that has achieved mythical status ....12-31-67
It was pandemonium.
Traveling Travis Williams number 23 return for kickoffs for touchdowns this 1967 season Astro Inn on Richmond California Homeless Shelter years later rest in peace Travis you were Packer strong for one brief moment
I met someone who went to the post game party that Vince Lombardi hosted and I was told he couldn’t form words very well at his party because of how cold it was at the Ice Bowl
What does that tell you about the kind of coach Vince Lombardi was? No Hornung. No Taylor. Their new starting backfield injured in consecutive series. And they still won a Third Consecutive NFL Championship!! The greatest coach that ever blew a whistle, or viewed game film. The Packers simply " Refused to lose."
A word of toughness to those cheerleaders in skimpy skirts
Brrrrr !!!
Dude i wonder if green bay purposely shut down the newly installed turf heaters lombardi was so proud about. They knew Dallas had more speed and athleticsm on offense.
And I'm not a fan of either team. Born and raised in Kansas City. Chiefs fan all the way
Boy had starr and that offense not put out that 14-0 lead Dallas would have won that game going away it took the cowboys a bit longer to adjust to the bitter cold. The packers were simply mentally tougher and smarter then Dallas. Look at Chuck marcine , Harvard educated and Lombardi tough.
Chuck went to Yale !!!
The coldest game ever played Tim Carroll
The greatest game ever played tim carroll
is this available in DVD?
Yes, this video was ripped from a DVD.
57th anniversary of the ice bowl today
Who is the classic narrator?
The play by play man was Ray Scott of CBS.
Go Green Bay!!!!!! Love yall.
Okay I thought this was about Ice Bowl have not seen one thing about ice
Lots bad calls. When the Dallas returner got the ball that was targeting.
Targeting was not a foul in 1967....
The reason officials starting using rubber on their whistles..actually lips were peeled
GREATEST NFL GAME EVER PLAYED !