Steelers–Cowboys Settled the 1970s in Two Super Bowls

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  @TouchdownTimewarp · 9 months ago · pinned

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  @Save657 · 9 months ago

  There will NEVER be another dynamic rivalry like Pittsburgh and Dallas again! 🏈

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  @colefd · 9 months ago

  O&apos;Donnell was the Dallas MVP in SB XXX...thanks Neil.

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  @jironthunder7519 · 9 months ago

  Anyone else remember the Cowboys vs Steelers Chess set that was popular back then?!

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  @MartinMcCauslin · 9 months ago

  Tony Dorsett in his autobiography said he barely played in the second half of SB 13 (just three rushes) after having a great first half. He was talking to Steeler players some time after the game who said his absence in the second half took a lot of pressure off of them. Tony said the conversation was salt on his wounds...

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  @terrylinebaugh2308 · 9 months ago

  Dwight White was born &amp; raised in Dallas....Randy White was born in Pittsburgh....Joe Greene was born &amp; raised deep in the heart of Texas (Temple).....Ernie Holmes, Joel Steed, Casey Hampton also from Texas....Mike Ditka &amp; Tony Dorsett grew up in Aliquippa PA.....SO many connections between these franchises....Dwight White, a product of Dallas high school football, attended college at East Texas State, where as an upperclassman was roommates with &amp; mentored another Dallas area football player named Harvey Martin. Martin would end up in Dallas, D White in Pittsburgh. Martin &amp; RANDY White became the only defensive Super Bowl co-MVPs in history, but DWIGHT White ended up with more Super Bowl rings......Lots of respect to you Steelers from this Cowboys fan but I have to say that whenever I attend a Cowboys game in Pittsburgh my Boyz win! (1994, 1997, 2016) For all the talk about &quot;blue collar&quot; Pittsburgh the Cowboys dominated the line of scrimmage in those games...but those are now distant memories, while you guys are starting to say &quot;fire Tomlin&quot; I&apos;ve been saying &quot;Fire J Jones&quot; for years lol...that said it&apos;s ALWAYS special when these teams play!........btw you&apos;re lucky we didn&apos;t have Bob Lily at DT in those Super Bowls, that first Championship team in many ways was the best we had....

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  @RichardDarmstadt-o7t · 9 months ago

  The first time these 2 met in the Super bowl was my first Super bowl I watched back in 76. Been a Steelers fan since 75. I was 9 years old I&apos;m 58 now

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  @DavidBayliff · 9 months ago

  the best afc -nfc rivalry of all time i love the steelers

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  @scottperson8145 · 9 months ago

  I remember those days, I&apos;m a major Steelers fan, and that was real Pittsburgh Steelers football now this is a film that our head coach should show to the now Steelers

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  @KorithStoneheart · 9 months ago

  The first time they faced each other in the Superbowl, the Steelers were the returning champs. The second time they faced each other, the Cowboys were returning champs. Funny how nobody ever mentions that, because I think that&apos;s pretty cool.

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  @T.R.R.Jolkien · 9 months ago

  The Oilers and Pittsburgh was an awesome rivalry. &nbsp;Earl Campbell andDan Pasterini

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  @wayascotokee311 · 4 months ago

  Jackie Smith!!...Ripped the heart our of cowboys fans....