NFL Super Bowl Playoffs

1966-67
NFL Championship - January 1, 1967
Green Bay 14 7 7 6 - 34
Dallas         14 3 3 7 - 27
Site: Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas
Referee: Tommy Bell
CBS Announcers: Jack Buck, Ray Scott, Frank Gifford
Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
GB - Elijah Pitts 17yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
GB - Jim Grabowski 18yd fumble ret (Renfro Kick Ret) Chandler xpt
Dal - Dan Reeves 3yd run (Villanueva xpt)
Dal - Don Perkins 23yd run (Villanueva xpt)
2nd Quarter
GB - Carroll Dale 51yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
Dal - FG Villanueva 11
3rd Quarter
Dal - FG Villanueva 32
GB - Boyd Dowler 16yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
4th Quarter
GB - Max McGee 28yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
Dal - Clarke 68yd pass from Meredith (Villanueva xpt)
Note: Dallas had the ball on the 2 yard line but couldn't score to tie the game. 1yard on 1st down. 2nd down incomplete. 3rd down false start.
3rd down pass complete to the 2yd line. 4th and goal pass intercepted in the end zone. Game Over.

AFL Championship - January 1, 1967
Kansas City 7 10 0 14 - 31
Buffalo         7   0   0   0 - 7
Site: War Memorial Stadium - Buffalo, NY
1st Quarter
KC - Fred Arbanas 29yd pass from Dawson (Mercer xpt)
Buf - Elbert Dubenion 69yd pass from Kemp (Lusteg xpt)
2nd Quarter
KC - Otis Taylor 29yd pass from Dawson (Mercer xpt)
KC - FG 32 Mercer
3rd Quarter
No Scoring
4th Quarter
KC - Mike Garrett 1yd run (Mercer xpt)
KC - Mike Garrett 18yd run (Mercer xpt)

Super Bowl I - January 15, 1967
Green Bay   7 7 14 7 - 35
Kansas City 0 10 0 0 - 10
1st Quarter
GB - Max McGee 37yd pass from Starr (Don Chandler xpt)
2nd Quarter
KC - Curtis McClinton 7yd pass from Dawson (Mike Mercer xpt)
KC - FG 31 Mike Mercer
3rd Quarter
Note: Willie Wood Intercepted Dawson and ran 50 yds to set up the touchdown run by Pitts.
GB - Elijah Pitts 5yd run (Don Chandler xpt)
GB - Max McGee 13yd pass from Starr (Don Chandler xpt)
4th Quarter
GB - Elijah Pitts 1yd run (Don Chandler xpt)
MVP - 15 Bart Starr Quarterback (GB)
Site: LA Memorial Coliseum - Los Angeles, Ca
Attendence: 61,946
Referee: Norm Schachter
Halftime: Michigan & Grambling Marching Bands
Broadcast - CBS/NBC shared coverage.
NBC had to use CBS feeds and camera angles because the Coliseum was the home of the Rams a NFL team. NBC contract
was with the AFL. CBS announcers - Ray Scott/Jack Whitaker play by play, Frank Gifford commentary. NBC announcers - Curt Gowdy, Paul Christman.
CBS - 26.75million viewers NBC - 24.43million viewers Total 51.18million viewers

1967-68
NFL Playoff - December 24, 1967
Dallas      14 10 21 7 - 52
Cleveland 0   7   0 7 - 14
Site: Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas
1st Quarter
Dal - Baynham 3yd pass from Meredith (Villanueva xpt)
Dal - Perkins 4yd run (Villanueva xpt)
2nd Quarter
Dal - Hayes 86yd pass from Meredith (Villanueva xpt)
Dal - FG Villanueva 10
Cle - Morin 13yd pass from Ryan (Groza xpt)
3rd Quarter
Dal - Baynham 1yd run (Villanueva xpt)
Dal - Perkins 1yd run (Villanueva xpt)
Dal - Green 60yd int ret (Villanueva xpt)
4th Quarter
Dal - Baynham 1yd run (Villanueva xpt)
Cle - Warfield 75yd pass from Ryan (Groza xpt)
Cleveland set up for a field goal but fumbled the snap. Bob Hayes scored once and set up 3 other touchdowns.

NFL Playoff - December 23, 1967
Green Bay   14 7 7 0 - 28
Los Angeles   7 0 0 0 - 7
1st Quarter
LA - Casey 29yd pass from Gabriel (Gossett xpt)
GB - Williams 46yd run (Chandler xpt)
GB - Dale 17yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
2nd Quarter
GB - Mercein 6yd run (Chandler xpt)
3rd Quarter
GB - Williams 3yd run (Chandler xpt)
4th Quarter
no scoring
Site: Milwaukee County Stadium, Milwaukee Wisconsin
Temp: Mid 30s
Rams had beaten Green Bay in the last game of the season. The Rams sacked Starr 6 times. This time the Rams accused Green Bay of watering down the field.

NFL Championship - December 31, 1967 (Ice Bowl)
Green Bay 7   0 7 7 - 21
Dallas         0 10 0 7 - 17
1st Quarter
GB - Dowler 8yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
2nd Quarter
GB - Dowler 46yd pass from Starr (Chandler xpt)
Dal - Andrie 7yd fumble ret (Villanueva xpt)
Dal - FG 21 Villanueva
4th Quarter
Dal - Rentzel 50yd pass from RB-Reeves (Villanueva xpt)
GB - Starr 1yd run (Chandler xpt)
Site: Lambeau Field - Green Bay, Wisconsin
CBS: Ray Scott, Jack Buck, Frank Gifford
Temp: 13 below zero. By games end 20 below zero.
Attendance: 50,861
Referee: Norm Schachter
Officials couldn't use whistles. The bands couldn't play. Their mouth pieces froze to there lips. Rilvary describes these two teams. This game ends on a play made by Starr. But after further review Jerry Kramer who led Starr into the end zone over Jethro Pugh left prior to the snap. That's why the play worked. No instant replay. Game Over. If your Norm Schachter and the rest of the officials as a human being enduring the cold maybe I wouldn't have said anything either. With 50,861 at the game, the noise was probably hard to deal with trying to hear the officials trying to stop play with just their voices. By that time maybe they didn't have much voice left or maybe an official tried to signal false start but wasn't heard. After a conference they probably said, "ah let's just get out of here and get warm". This is a situation that isn't seen in this era of football. Most facilities are indoor and you create the environment. "The Frozen Tundra - Lambeau Field". A historic game in the history of football.

AFL Championship - December 31, 1967
Oakland 3 14 10 13 - 40
Houston   0    0    0 7  -    7
1st Quarter
Oak - FG 37 Blanda
2nd Quarter
Oak - Dixon 69 run (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Kocourek 17 pass from Lamonica (fake fg) (Blanda xpt)
3rd Quarter
Oak - Lamonica 1yd run (Blanda xpt)
Oak - FG 40 Blanda
4th Quarter
Oak - FG 42 Blanda
Hou - Frazier 5yd pass from Beathard (Wittenborn xpt)
Oak - FG 36 Blanda
Oak - Miller 12yd pass from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Site: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Super Bowl II - January 14, 1968
Green Bay 3 13 10 7 - 33
Oakland      0   7    0 7 - 14
1st Quarter
GB - FG 39 Chandler
2nd Quarter
GB - FG 20 Chandler
GB - Dowler 62yd from Starr (Chandler xpt)
Oak - Miller 23yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
3rd Quarter
GB - FG 43 Chandler
GB - Anderson 2yd run (Chandler xpt)
4th Quarter
GB - Adderley 60yd int ret (Chandler xpt)
Oak - Miller 23yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Site: Orange Bowl - Miami, Florida
Temp: 86 degrees
Attendance - 75,546
Referee: Jack Vest
Halftime: Grambling State University Band
CBS: Ray Scott, Jack Kemp and Pat Summerall
MVP - 15 Bart Starr Quarterback (GB)
This was the final game for Coach Vince Lombardi.
39.12 million viewers

1968-69
NFL Playoff - December 21, 1968
Cleveland 3 7 14 7 - 31
Dallas         7 3   3  7 - 20
1st Quarter
Cle - FG 38 Cockroft
Dal - Howley 44yd fumble ret (Clark xpt)
2nd Quarter
Dal - FG 16 Clark
Cle - Kelly 45yd from Nelson (Cockroft xpt)
3rd Quarter
Cle - Lindsey 27yd int ret (Cockroft xpt)
Cle - Kelly 35yd run (Cockroft xpt)
Dal - FG 47 Clark
4th Quarter
Cle - Green 2yd run (Cockroft xpt)
Dal - Garrison 2yd pass from Morton (Clark xpt)
Site: Cleveland Municipal Stadium - Cleveland, Ohio

NFL Playoff - December 22, 1968
Baltimore  0 7 14  3 - 24
Minnesota 0 0 0 14 - 14
1st Quarter
no scoring
2nd Quarter
Bal - Mitchell 3yd pass Morrall (Michaels xpt)
3rd Quarter
Bal - Mackey 49yd pass Morrall (Michaels xpt)
Bal - Curtis 60yd fumble ret (Michaels xpt)
4th Quarter
Min - Martin 1yd pass Kapp (Cox xpt)
Bal - FG 33 Michaels
Min - Brown 7yd pass Kapp (Cox xpt)
Site: Memorial Stadium - Baltimore, Maryland

NFL Championship - December 29, 1968
Baltimore   0 17 7 10 - 34
Cleveland  0   0   0   0 - 0
1st Quarter
no scoring
2nd Quarter
Bal - FG 28 Michaels
Bal - Matte 1yd run (Michaels xpt)
Bal - Matte 12yd run (Michaels xpt)
3rd Quarter
Bal - Matte 2yd run (Michaels xpt)
4th Quarter
Bal - FG 10 Michaels
Bal - Brown 4yd run (Michaels xpt)
Site: Cleveland Municipal Stadium - Cleveland, Ohio
CBS Announcers: Jack Buck, Pat Summerall

AFL Playoff - December 22, 1968
Oakland       21 7 0 13 - 41
Kansas City 0   6 0 0 - 6
1st Quarter
Oak - Biletnitkoff 24yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Wells 23yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Biletnikoff 44yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
2nd Quarter
KC - FG 10 Stenerud
KC - FG 8 Stenerud
Oak - Biletnikoff 54yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
3rd Quarter
no scoring
4th Quarter
Oak - Wells 35yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Oak - FG 41 Blanda
Oak - FG 40 Blanda
Site: Oakland-Alameda County Stadium

AFL Championship - December 29, 1968
NY Jets 10 3 7 7 - 27
Oakland 0  10  3 10 - 23
1st Quarter
NY - Maynard 14yd from Namath (Turner xpt)
NY - FG 33 Turner
2nd Quarter
Oak - Biletnikoff 29yd from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
NY - FG 36 Turner
Oak - FG 26 Blanda
3rd Quarter
Oak - FG 9 Blanda
NY - Lammons 20yd from Namath (Turner xpt)
4th Quarter
Oak - Banaszack 4 run (Blanda xpt)
NY - Maynard 6pyd from Namath (Turner xpt)
Site: Shea Stadium - New York City, NY

Super Bowl III - January 12, 1969
NY Jets     0 7 6 3 - 16
Baltimore 0 0 0  7 - 7
1st Quarter
No Scoring
2nd Quarter
Nyj - Snell 4yd run (Turner xpt)
3rd Quarter
Nyj - FG 32 Turner
Nyj - FG 30 Turner
4th Quarter
Nyj - FG 9 Turner
Bal - Hill 1yd run (Michaels xpt)
Site: Orange Bowl - Miami, Florida
Halftime: Florida A&M
Referee: Tom Bell
Attendance: 75,389
Network: NBC - Curt Gowdy, Al DeRogatis, Kyle Rote
MVP - 12 Joe Namath Quarterback (NYJ)
41.66 million viewers

1969-70
NFL Playoff - December 28, 1969
Cleveland 7 10 7 14 - 38
Dallas        0    0   7   7 - 14
Site: Cotton Bowl - Dallas, Texas
1st Quarter
Cle - Scott 1yd run (Cockroft xpt)
2nd Quarter
Cle - Morin 6yd pass Nelson (Cockroft xpt)
Cle - FG 29 Cockroft
3rd Quarter
Cle - Scott 2yd run (Cockroft xpt)
Dal - Morton 2yd run (Clark xpt)
4th Quarter
Cle - Kelly 1yd run (Cockroft xpt)
Cle - Sumner 88int ret (Cockroft xpt)
Dal - Rentzel 5yd pass Staubach (Clark xpt)

NFL Playoff - December 27, 1969
Minnesota     7    0 7 9 - 23
Los Angeles 7 10 0 3 - 20
1st Quarter
LA - Klein 3yd pass Gabriel (Gossett xpt)
Min - Osborn 1yd run (Cox xpt)
2nd Quarter
LA - FG 20 Gossett
LA - Truax 2yd pass Gabriel (Gossett xpt)
3rd Quarter
Min - Osborn 1yd run (Cox xpt)
4th Quarter
Min - Kapp 2yd run (Cox xpt)
Min - Eller safety Gabriel
Site: Metropolitan Stadium - Bloomington, Minnesota
Referee: Pat Haggerty

NFL Championship - January 4, 1970
Minnesota 14 10 3  0 - 27
Cleveland   0    0 0 7 - 7
1st Quarter
Min - Kapp 7yd run (Cox xpt)
Min - Washington 75yd pass Kapp (Cox xpt)
2nd Quarter
Min - FG 30 Cox
Min - Osborn 30yd run (Cox xpt)
3rd Quarter
Min - FG 32 Cox
4th Quarter
Cle - Collins 3yd pass Nelson (Cockroft xpt)
Site: Metropolitan Stadium - Bloomington, Minnesota
Referee: Tommy Bell
Network: CBS - Ray Scott, Paul Christman

AFC Playoff - December 20, 1969
Kansas City 0 3 3 7 - 13
NY Jets        3  0 0 3 - 6
1st Quarter
Nyj - FG 27 Turner
2nd Quarter
KC - FG 23 Stenerud
3rd Quarter
KC - FG 25 Stenerud
4th Quarter
Nyj - FG 7 Turner
KC - Richardson 19yd pass Dawson (Stenerud xpt)
Site: Shea Stadium - New York City, NY

AFC Playoff - December 21, 1969
Oakland 28 7 14 7 - 56
Houston 0 0    0 7 - 7
1st Quarter
Oak - Biletnikoff 13yd pass Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Atkinson 57yd int ret (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Sherman 24yd pass Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Biletnikoff 31yd pass Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
2nd Quarter
Oak - Smith 60yd pass Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
3rd Quarter
Oak - Sherman 23yd pass Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Oak - Cannon 3yd pass Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
4th Quarter
Hou - Reed 8yd pass Beathard (Gerela xpt)
Oak - Hubbard 4yd run (Blanda xpt)
Site: Oakland-Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, CA

AFL Championship January 4, 1970
Kansas City 0 7 7 3 - 17
Oakland       7 0 0 0 -    7
1st Quarter
Oak - Smith 3yd run (Blanda xpt)
2nd Quarter
KC - Hayes 1yd run (Stenerud xpt)
3rd Quarter
KC - Holmes 5yd run (Stenerud xpt)
4th Quarter
KC - FG 22 Stenerud

Super Bowl IV - January 11, 1970
Kansas City 3 13 7 0 - 23
Minnesota   0   0 7 0 -   7
1st Quarter
KC - FG 48 Stenerud
2nd Quarter
KC - FG 32 Stenerud
KC - FG 25 Stenerud
KC - Garrett 5yd run (Stenerud xpt)
3rd Quarter
Min - Osborn 4yd run (Cox xpt)
KC - Taylor 46yd pass Dawson (Stenerud xpt)
Attendence 80,562
Stadium: Tulane, New Orleans, Lousiana
MVP - 16 Len Dawson QB (KC)
Referee - John McDonough
CBS - Jack Buck, Frank Gifford and Pat Summerall
44.3 million viewers

1970-71
NFC Playoffs
December 26, 1970
Cotton Bowl, Dallas Texas
Dallas 3 0 0 2 - 5
Detroit 0 0 0 0 - 0
CBS: Frank Glieber, Frank Gifford
1st Quarter
Dal - FG 26 Clark
4th Quarter
Dal - Safety, Andrie sacks Landry

December 27, 1970
San Francisco 7 3 0 7 - 17
Minnesota        7 0 0 7 - 14
Metropolitan Stadium, Bloomington Minnesota
CBS: Ray Scott, Pat Summerall
1st Quarter
Min - Krause 22 fumble ret (Cox xpt)
SF - Witcher 24yd pass from Brodie (Gossett xpt)
2nd Quarter
SF - FG 40 Gossett
4th Quarter
SF - Brodie 1yd run (Gossett xpt)
Min - Washington 24yd pass from Cuozzo (Cox xpt)

NFC Championship - January 3, 1971
Dallas              0 3 14 0 - 17
San Francisco 3 0    7 0 - 10
Kezar Stadium, San Francisco
CBS: Ray Scott, Pat Summerall
Referee: Tommy Bell
1st Quarter
SF - FG 16 Gossett
2nd Quarter
Dal - FG 21 Clark
3rd Quarter
Dal - Thomas 13yd run (Clark xpt)
Dal - Garrison 14yd pass from Morton (Clark xpt)
SF - Witcher 26yd pass from Brodie (Gossett xpt)

AFC Playoffs
December 26, 1970
Baltimore 7 3 0 7 - 17
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 - 0
Memorial Stadium, Baltimore Maryland
NBC: Jim Simpson, Al DeRogatis
1st Quarter
Bal - Jefferson 45yd pass from Unitas (O'Brien xpt)
2nd Quarter
Bal - FG 44 O'Brien
4th Quarter
Bal - Hinton 53yd pass from Unitas (O'Brien xpt)

December 27, 1971
Oakland 0 7 7 7 - 21
Miami    0 7 0 7 - 14
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland California
NBC: Kurt Gowdy, Kyle Rote
2nd Quarter
Mia - Warfield 16yd pass from Griese (Yepremian xpt)
Oak - Biletnikoff 22yd pass from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
3rd Quarter
Oak - Brown 50yd Int ret (Blanda xpt)
4th Quarter
Oak - Sherman 82yd pass from Lamonica (Blanda xpt)
Mia - Richardson 7yd pass from Griese (Yepremian xpt)

AFC Championship - January 3, 1971
Baltimore 3 7 10 7 - 27
Oakland   0 3   7 7 - 17
NBC: Curt Gowdy, Kyle Rote
Referee: Ben Dreith
1st Quarter
Bal - FG 16 O'Brien
2nd Quarter
Bal - Bulaich 2yd run (O'Brien xpt)
Oak - FG 48 Blanda
3rd Quarter
Oak - Biletnikoff 38yd pass from Blanda (Blanda xpt)
Bal - FG 23 O'Brien
Bal - Bulaich 11yd run (O'Brien xpt)
4th Quarter
Oak - Wells 15yd pass from Blanda (Blanda xpt)
Bal - Perkins 68yd pass from Unitas (O'Brien xpt)

Super Bowl V - January 17, 1971
Baltimore 0   6   0 10 - 16
Dallas       3 10  0    0 - 13
Miami Orange Bowl
1st Quarter
Dal - FG 14 Clark
2nd Quarter
Dal - FG 30 Clark
Bal - Mackey 75yd pass from Unitas (O'Brien blocked)
Dal - Thomas 7yd pass from Morton (Clark xpt)
4th Quarter
Bal - Nowatzke 2yd run (O'Brien xpt)
Bal - FG 32 O'Brien
MVP - 54 Chuck Howley Linebacker (Dal)
Referee - Norm Schachter
Attendence - 79,204
NBC - Curt Gowdy, Kyle Rote
46 million viewers

1971-72
NFC Playoff - December 25, 1971
Dallas         3 3 14 0 - 20
Minnesota 0 3    0 9 - 12
Metropolitan Stadium, Minnesota
Game Temp: 31
CBS - Jack Whitaker, Irv Cross
Referee - Norm Schachter
1st Quarter
Dal - FG 26 Clark
2nd Quarter
Min - FG 27 Cox
Dal - FG 44 Clark
3rd Quarter
Dal - Thomas 13yd run (Clark xpt)
Dal - Hayes 9yd pass Staubach (Clark xpt)
4th Quarter
Min - Safety, Page sack Staubach (Cox xpt)
Min - Voigt 6yd pass from Cuozzo (Cox xpt)

NFC Playoff - December 26, 1971
San Francisco 0 3 14 7 - 24
Washington     7   3   3  7 - 20
Candlestick Park, SF
CBS - Ray Scott, Pat Summerall
Referee - Pat Haggerty
1st Quarter
Was - Smith 5yd pass from Kilmer (Knight xpt)
2nd Quarter
SF - FG 23 Gossett
Was - FG 40 Knight
3rd Quarter
SF - Washington 78yd pass from Brodie (Gossett xpt)
SF - Windsor 2yd pass from Brodie (Gossett xpt)
Was - FG 35 Knight
4th Quarter
SF - Hoskins fumble rec in end zone (Gossett xpt)
Was - Brown 16yd pass from Kilmer (Knight xpt)

NFC Championship - January 2, 1972
Dallas              0 7 0 7 - 14
San Francisco 0 0 3 0 - 3
Texas Stadium, Irving
CBS - Jack Buck, Pat Summerall
Referee - Tommy Bell
2nd Quarter
Dal - Hill 1yd run (Clark xpt)
3rd Quarter
SF - FG 28 Gossett
4th Quarter
Dal - Thomas 2yd run (Clark xpt)

AFC Playoff - December 25, 1971
Miami           0 10 7 7 0  3 - 27
Kansas City 10 0 7 7 0 0 - 24 (ot)
Municipal Stadium, Kansas City
Game Temp 62
NBC - Curt Gowdy, Al DeRogatis
Referee - John McDonough
1st Quarter
KC - FG 24 Stenerud
KC - Podolak 7yd pass from Dawson (Stenerud xpt)
2nd Quarter
Mia - Csonka 1yd run (Yepremian xpt)
Mia - FG 14 Yepremian
3rd Quarter
KC - Otis 1yd run (Stenerud xpt)
Mia - Kick 1yd run (Yepremian xpt)
4th Quarter
KC - Podolak 3yd run (Stenerud xpt)
Mia - Fleming 5yd pass from Griese (Yepremian xpt)
2nd OT
Mia - FG 37 Yepremian

AFC Playoff - December 26, 1971
Baltimore 0 14 3 3 - 20
Cleveland 0   0 3 0 - 3
Cleveland Stadium
NBC - Jim Simpson, Kyle Rote
Referee - Jack Reader
2nd Quarter
Bal - Nottingham 1yd run (O'Brien xpt)
Bal - Nottingham 7yd run (O'Brien xpt)
3rd Quarter
Cle - FG 14 Cockroft
Bal - FG 42 O'Brien
4th Quarter
Bal - FG 15 O'Brien

AFC Championship - January 2, 1972
Miami       7 0 7 7 - 21
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 -   0
Miami Orange Bowl
NBC - Curt Gowdy, Al DeRogatis
Referee - Jack Vest
1st Quarter
Mia - Warfield 75yd pass from Griese (Yepremian xpt)
3rd Quarter
Mia - Anderson 62yd Int Ret (Yepremian xpt)
4th Quarter
Mia - Csonka 5yd run ( Yepremian xpt)

Super Bowl VI - January 16, 1972
Dallas 3 7 7 7 - 24
Miami 0 3 0 0 - 3
Tulane Stadium New Orleans
Attendence - 81,023
Referee - Jim Tunney
CBS - Ray Scott, Pat Summerall
MVP - 12 Roger Staubach Quarterback (Dal)
56.64 million viewers
1st Quarter
Dal - FG 9 Clark
2nd Quarter
Dal - Alworth 7yd pass from Staubach (Clark xpt)
Mia - FG 31 Yepremian
3rd Quarter
Dal - Thomas 3yd run (Clark xpt)
4th Quarter
Dal - Ditka 7yd pass from Staubach (Clark xpt)

1972-73
NFC Playoff - December 23, 1972
Dallas              3 10 0 17 - 30
San Francisco 7 14 7   0 - 28
Candlestick Park, SF
CBS - Ray Scott & Pat Summerall
1st Quarter
SF - V. Washington 97 kick ret (Gossett xpt)
2nd Quarter
Dal - FG 37 Fritsch
SF - Schreiber 1yd run (Gossett xpt)
SF - Schreiber 1yd run (Gossett xpt)
Dal - FG 45 Fristsch

December 24, 1972
Washington 16
Green Bay 3

NFC Championship - December 31, 1972
Washington 26
Dallas 3

AFC Playoff - December 23, 1972
Pittsburgh 0 0 3 10 - 13
Oakland     0 0 0    7 -   7
Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh
NBC - Curt Gowdy, Al DeRogatis
Referee - Fred Swearingen
3rd Quarter
Pit - FG 18 Gerela
4th Quarter
Oak - Stabler 30yd run (Blanda xpt)
Pit - Harris 60yd pass from Bradshaw (Gerela xpt)
Game known as the Immaculate Reception. Bradshaw pass was attempted for Fuqua but bounced off Jack Tatum. Harris caught the ball and ran for a game winning touchdown.

December 24, 1972
Miami 20
Cleveland 14

AFC Championship - December 31, 1972
Miami 21
Pittsburgh 17

Super Bowl VII - January 14, 1973
Miami 14
Washington 7
MVP - 13 Jake Scott Safety (Mia)

1973-74
Dallas 27 Los Angeles 16
Minnesota 27 Washington 20
NFC Championship Minnesota 27 Dallas 10
Oakland 33 Pittsburgh 14
Miami 34 Cincinnati 16
AFC Championship Miami 27 Oakland 10
Super Bowl VIII Miami 24 Minnesota 7
MVP - 39 Larry Csonka Running Back (Mia)

1974-75
Los Angeles 19 Washington 10
Minnesota 30 St Louis 14
NFC Championship Minnesota 14 Los Angeles 10
Oakland 28 Miami 16
Pittsburgh 32 Buffalo 14
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 24 Oakland 13
Super Bowl IX Pittsburgh 16 Minnesota 6
MVP - 32 Franco Harris Running Back (Pit)

1975-76
Los Angeles 35 St Louis 23
Dallas 17 Minnesota 14
NFC Championship Dallas 37 Los Angeles 7
Oakland 31 Cincinnati 28
Pittsburgh 28 Baltimore 10
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 16 Oakland 10
Super Bowl X Pittsburgh 21 Dallas 17
MVP - 88 Lynn Swann Wide Receiver (Pit)

1976-77
Los Angeles 14 Dallas 12
Minnesota 35 Washington 20
NFC Championship Minnesota 24 Los Angeles 13
Oakland 24 New England 21
Pittsburgh 40 Baltimore 14
AFC Championship Oakland 24 Pittsburgh 17
Super Bowl XI Oakland 32 Minnesota 14
MVP - 25 Fred Biletnikoff Wide Receiver (Oak)

1977-78
Dallas 37 Chicago 7
Minnesota 14 Los Angeles 7
NFC Championship Dallas 23 Minnesota 6
Oakland 37 Baltimore 31 (ot)
Denver 34 Pittsburgh 21
AFC Championship Denver 20 Oakland 17
Super Bowl XII Dallas 27 Denver Broncos 10
MVP - 79 Harvey Martin DT/54 Randy White DE (Dal)

1978-79
Dallas 27 Atlanta 20
Atlanta 14 Philadelphia 13
Los Angeles 34 Minnesota 10
NFC Championship Dallas 28 Los Angeles 0
Houston 31 New England 14
Houston 17 Miami 9
Pittsburgh 33 Denver 10
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 34 Houston 5
Super Bowl XIII Pittsburgh 35 Dallas 31
MVP - 12 Terry Bradshaw Quarterback (Pit)

1979-80
Tampa Bay 24 Philadelphia 17
Philadelphia 27 Chicago 17
Los Angeles 21 Dallas 19
NFC Championship Los Angeles 9 Tampa Bay 0
Houston 17 San Diego 14
Houston 13 Denver 7
Pittsburgh 34 Miami 14
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 27 Houston 13
Super Bowl XIV Pittsburgh 31 LA Rams 19
MVP - 12 Terry Bradshaw Quarterback (Pit)

1980-81
Philadelphia 31 Minnesota 16
Dallas 30 Atlanta 27
Dallas 34 Los Angeles 13
NFC Championship Philadelphia 20 Dallas 7
San Diego 20 Buffalo 14
Oakland 14 Cleveland 12
Oakland 27 Houston 7
AFC Championship Oakland 34 San Diego 27
Super Bowl XV Oakland 27 Philadephia 10
MVP - 16 Jim Plunkett Quarterback (Oak)

1981-82
Dallas 38 Tampa Bay 0
San Francisco 38 NY Giants 24
NY Giants 27 Philadelphia 21
NFC Championship San Francisco 28 Dallas 27
San Diego 41 Miami 38 (ot)
Cincinnati 28 Buffalo 21
Buffalo 31 NY Jets 27
AFC Championship Cincinnati 27 San Diego 7
Super Bowl XVI San Francisco 26 Cincinnati Bengals 21
MVP - 16 Joe Montana Quarterback (SF)

1982-83
1st Rd: Washington 31 Detroit 7
Minnesota 30 Atlanta 24
Dallas 30 Tampa 17
Green Bay 41 St Louis 30
2nd Rd: Washington 27 Minnesota 7
Dallas 37 Green Bay 26
NFC Championship Washington 31 Dallas 17
1st Rd: NY Jets 44 Cincinnati 17
LA Raiders 27 Cleveland 10
Miami 28 New England 13
San Diego 31 Pittsburgh 28
2nd Rd: NY Jets 17 LA Raiders 14
Miami 34 San Diego 13
AFC Championship Miami 14 NY Jets 0
Super Bowl XVII Washington 27 Miami 17
MVP - 44 John Riggins Running Back (Was)

1983-84
San Francisco 24 Detroit 23
Washington 51 LA Rams 7
LA Rams 24 Dallas 17
NFC Championship Washington 24 San Francisco 21
Seattle 27 Miami 20
Seattle 31 Denver 7
LA Raiders 38 Pittsburgh 10
AFC Championship LA Raiders 30 Seattle 14
Super Bowl XVIII LA Raiders (1982-94) 38 Washington 9
MVP - 32 Marcus Allen Running Back (Oak)

1984-85
San Francisco 21 NY Giants 10
NY Giants 16 LA Rams 13
Chicago 23 Washington 19
NFC Championship San Francisco 23 Chicago 0
Miami 31 Seattle 10
Seattle 17 LA Raiders 7
Pittsburgh 24 Denver 17
AFC Championship Miami 45 Pittsburgh 28
Super Bowl XIX San Francisco 38 Miami 16
MVP - 16 Joe Montana Quarterback (SF)

1985-86
LA Rams 20 Dallas 0
Chicago 21 NY Giants 0
NY Giants 17 San Francisco 3
NFC Championship Chicago 24 LA Rams 0
Miami 24 Cleveland 21
New England 27 LA Raiders 20
New England 26 NY Jets 14
AFC Championship New England 31 Miami 14
Super Bowl XX Chicago 46 New England Patriots 10
MVP - 95 Richard Dent DE (Chi)

1986-87
Washington 27 Chicago 13
Washington 19 LA Rams 7
NY Giants 49 San Francisco 3
NFC Championship NY Giants 17 Washington 0
Cleveland 23 NY Jets 20 (ot)
NY Jets 35 Kansas City 15
Denver 22 New England 17
AFC Championship Denver 23 Cleveland 20 (ot)
Super Bowl XXI NY Giants 39 Denver 20
MVP - 11 Phil Simms Quarterback (NYG)

1987-88
NFC Championship Washington 17 Minnesota 10
Minnesota 36 San Francisco 24
Washington 21 Chicago 17
Minnesota 44 New Orleans 10
AFC Championship Denver 38 Cleveland 33
Cleveland 38 Indianapolis 21
Denver 34 Houston 10
Houston 23 Seattle 20 (ot)
Super Bowl XXII Washington 42 Denver 10
MVP - 17 Doug Williams Quarterback (Was)

1988-89
NFC Championship San Francisco 28 Chicago 3
Chicago 20 Philadelphia 12
San Francisco 34 Minnesota 9
Minnesota 28 LA Rams 17
AFC Championship Cincinnati 21 Buffalo 10
Cincinnati 21 Seattle 13
Buffalo 17 Houston 10
Houston 24 Cleveland 23
Super Bowl XXIII San Francisco 20 Cincinnati 16
MVP - 80 Jerry Rice Wide Receiver (SF)

1989-90
LA Rams 19 NY Giants 13 (ot)
LA Rams 21 Philadelphia 17
San Francisco 41 Minnesota 13
NFC Championship San Francisco 30 LA Rams 3
Cleveland 34 Buffalo 30
Denver 24 Pittsburgh 23
Pittsburgh 26 Houston 23 (ot)
AFC Championship Denver 37 Cleveland 21
Super Bowl XXIV San Francisco 55 Denver 10
MVP - 16 Joe Montana Quarterback (SF)

1990-91
San Francisco 28 Washington 10
Washington 20 Philadelphia 6
NY Giants 31 Chicago 3
Chicago 16 New Orleans 6
NFC Championship NY Giants 15 San Francisco 13
Buffalo 44 Miami 34
Miami 17 Kansas City 16
LA Raiders 20 Cincinnati 10
Cincinnati 41 Houston 14
AFC Championship Buffalo 51 LA Raiders 3
Super Bowl XXV NY Giants 20 Buffalo 19
MVP - 24 Ottis Anderson Running Back (NYG)

1991-92
Washington 24 Atlanta 7
Atlanta 27 New Orleans 20
Detroit 38 Dallas 6
Dallas 17 Chicago 13
NFC Championship Washington 41 Detroit 10
Denver 26 Houston 24
Houston 17 NY Jets 10
Buffalo 37 Kansas City 14
Kansas City 10 LA Raiders 6
AFC Championship Buffalo 10 Denver 7
Super Bowl XXVI Washington 37 Buffalo 24
MVP - 11 Mark Rypien Quarterback (Was)

1992-93
San Francisco 20 Washington 13
Washington 24 Minnesota 7
Dallas 34 Philadelphia 10
Philadelphia 36 New Orleans 20
NFC Championship Dallas 30 San Francisco 20
Buffalo 24 Pittsburgh 3
Buffalo 41 Houston 38 (ot)
Miami 31 San Diego 0
San Diego 17 Kansas City 0
AFC Championship Buffalo 29 Miami 10
Super Bowl XXVII Dallas 52 Buffalo 17
MVP - 8 Troy Aikman Quarterback (Dal)

1993-94
San Francisco 44 NY Giants 3
NY Giants 17 Minnesota 10
Dallas 27 Green Bay 17
Green Bay 28 Detroit 24
NFC Championship Dallas 38 San Francisco 21
Buffalo 29 LA Raiders 23
LA Raiders 42 Denver 24
Kansas City 28 Houston 20
Kansas City 27 Pittsburgh 24 (ot)
AFC Championship Buffalo 30 Kansas City 13
Super Bowl XXVIII Dallas 30 Buffalo 13
MVP - 22 Emmitt Smith Running Back (Dal)

1994-95
San Francisco 44 Chicago 15
Chicago 35 Minnesota 18
Dallas 35 Green Bay 9
Green Bay 16 Detroit 12
NFC Championship San Francisco 38 Dallas 28
AFC Championship San Diego 17 Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 29 Cleveland 9
Cleveland 20 New England 13
San Diego 22 Miami 21
Miami 27 Kansas City 17
Super Bowl XXIX San Francisco 49 San Diego 26
MVP - 8 Steve Young Quarterback (SF)

1995-96
Green Bay 27 San Francisco 17
Green Bay 37 Atlanta 20
Dallas 30 Philadelphia 11
Philadelphia 58 Detroit 37
NFC Championship Dallas 38 Green Bay 27
Pittsburgh 40 Buffalo 21
Buffalo 37 Miami 22
Indianapolis 10 Kansas City 7
Indianapolis 35 San Diego 20
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 20 Indianapolis 16
Super Bowl XXX Dallas 27 Pittsburgh 17
MVP - 24 Larry Brown Cornerback (Dal)

1996-97
Green Bay 35 San Francisco 14
San Francisco 14 Philadelphia 0
Carolina 26 Dallas 17
Dallas 40 Minnesota 15
NFC Championship Green Bay 30 Carolina 13
Jacksonville 30 Denver 27
Jacksonville 30 Buffalo 27
New England 28 Pittsburgh 3
Pittsburgh 42 Indianapolis 14
AFC Championship New England 20 Jacksonville 6
Super Bowl XXXI Green Bay 35 New England 21
MVP - 81 Desmond Howard Kick Returner (GB)

1997-98
San Francisco 38 Minnesota 22
Minnesota 23 NY Giants 22
Green Bay 21 Tampa Bay 7
Tampa Bay 20 Detroit 10
NFC Championship Green Bay 23 San Francisco 10
Pittsburgh 7 New England 6
New England 17 Miami 3
Denver 14 Kansas City 10
Denver 42 Jacksonville 17
AFC Championship Denver 24 Pittsburgh 21
Super Bowl XXXII Denver 31 Green Bay 24
MVP - 30 Terrell Davis Running Back (Den)

1998-99
Atlanta 20 San Francisco 18
San Francisco 30 Green Bay 27
Minnesota 41 Arizona 21
Arizona 20 Dallas 7
NFC Championship Atlanta 30 Minnesota 27 (ot)
Denver 38 Miami 3
Miami 24 Buffalo 17
NY Jets 34 Jacksonville 24
Jacksonville 25 New England 10
AFC Championship Denver 23 NY Jets 10
33 Denver 34 Atlanta Falcons 19
MVP - 7 John Elway Quarterback (Den)

1999-00
Tampa Bay 14 Washington 13
Washington 27 Detroit 13
St Louis 49 Minnesota 37
Minnesota 27 Dallas 10
NFC Championship St Louis 11 Tampa Bay 6
Jacksonville 62 Miami 7
Miami 20 Seattle 17
Tennessee 19 Indianapolis 16
Tennessee 22 Buffalo 16
AFC Championship Tennessee 33 Jacksonville 14
Super Bowl XXXIV St Louis 23 Tennessee Titans 16
MVP - 13 Kurt Warner Quarterback (Stl)

2000-01
Minnesota 34 New Orleans 16
New Orleans 31 Stl Louis 28
NY Giants 20 Philadelphia 10
Philadelphia 21 Tampa Bay 3
NFC Championship NY Giants 41 Minnesota 0
Oakland 27 Miami 0
Miami 23 Indianapolis 17 (ot)
Baltimore 24 Tennessee 10
Baltimore 21 Denver 3
AFC Championship Baltimore 16 Oakland 3
Super Bowl - XXXV Baltimore Ravens 34 NY Giants 7
MVP - 52 Ray Lewis Linebacker (Bal)

2001-02
Philadelphia 33 Chicago 19
Philadelphia 31 Tampa Bay 9
St Louis 45 Green Bay 17
Green Bay 25 San Francisco 15
NFC Championship St Louis 29 Philadelphia 24
New England 16 Oakland 13 (ot)
Oakland 38 NY Jets 24
Pittsburgh 27 Baltimore 10
Baltimore 20 Miami 3
AFC Championship New England 24 Pittsburgh 17
Super Bowl XXXVI New England 20 St Louis Rams 17
MVP - 12 Tom Brady Quarterback (NE)

2002-03
Philadelphia 20 Atlanta 6
Atlanta 27 Green Bay 7
Tampa Bay 31 San Francisco 6
San Francisco 39 NY Giants 38
NFC Championship Tampa Bay 27 Philadelphia 10
Tennessee 34 Pittsburgh 31 (ot)
Pittsburgh 36 Cleveland 33
Oakland 30 NY Jets 10
NY Jets 41 Indianapolis 0
AFC Championship Oakland 41 Tennessee 24
Super Bowl XXXVII Tampa Bay Bucs 48 Oakland 21
MVP - 34 Dexter Jackson Safety (TB)

2003-04
Carolina 29 St Louis 23 (2 ot)
Carolina 29 Dallas 10
Philadelphia 20 Green Bay 17 (ot)
Green Bay 37 Seattle 31 (ot)
NFC Championship Carolina 14 Philadelphia 3
New England 17 Tennessee 14
Tennessee 20 Baltimore 17
Indianapolis 38 Kansas City 31
Indianapolis 41 Denver 10
AFC Championship New England 24 Indianapolis 14
Super Bowl XXXVIII New England 32 Carolina Panthers 29
MVP - 12 Tom Brady Quarterback (NE)

2004-05
Atlanta 47 St Louis 17
St Louis 27 Seattle 20
Philadelphia 27 Minnesota 14
Minnesota 21 Green Bay 17
NFC Championship Philadelphia 27 Atlanta 10
AFC Championship New England 41 Pittsburgh 27
Pittsburgh 20 NY Jets 17 (ot)
NY Jets 20 San Diego 17 (ot)
New England 20 Indianapolis 3
Indianapolis 49 Denver 24
Super Bowl XXXIX New England 24 Philadelphia 21
MVP - 83 Deion Branch Wide Receiver (NE)

2005-06
Seattle 20 Washington 10
Washington 17 Tampa Bay 10
Carolina 29 Chicago 21
Carolina 23 NY Giants 0
NFC Championship Seattle 34 Carolina 14
Denver 27 New England 13
New England 28 Jacksonville 3
Pittsburgh 21 Indianapolis 18
Pittsburgh 31 Cincinnati 17
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 34 Denver 17
Super Bowl XL Pittsburgh 21 Seattle Seahawks 10
MVP - 86 Hines Ward Wide Receiver (Pit)

2006-07
Chicago 27 Seattle 24 (ot)
Seattle 21 Dallas 20
New Orleans 27 Philadelphia 24
Philadelphia 23 NY Giants 20
NFC Championship Chicago 39 New Orleans 14
Indianapolis 15 Baltimore 6
Indianapolis 23 Kansas City 8
New England 24 San Diego 21
New England 37 NY Jets 16
AFC Championship Indianapolis 38 New England 34
Super Bowl XLI Indianapolis (1984-) 29 Chicago 17
MVP - 18 Peyton Manning Quarterback (Ind)

2007-08
NY Giants 21 Dallas 17
NY Giants 24 Tampa Bay 14
Green Bay 42 Seattle 20
Seattle 35 Washington 14
NFC Championship NY Giants 23 Green Bay 20
New England 31 Jacksonville 20
Jacksonville 31 Pittsburgh 29
San Diego 28 Indianapolis 24
San Diego 17 Tennessee 6
AFC Championship New England 21 San Diego 12
Super Bowl XLII NY Giants 17 New England 14
MVP - 10 Eli Manning Quarterback (NYG)

2008-09
NY Giants 11 Philadelphia 23
Philadelphia 26 Minnesota 14
Carolina 13 Arizona 33
Arizona 30 Atlanta 24
NFC Championship Arizona 32 Philadelphia 25
Tennessee 10 Baltimore 13
Baltimore 27 Miami 9
Pittsburgh 35 San Diego 24
San Diego 23 Indianapolis 17
AFC Championship Pittsburgh 13 Baltimore 0
Super Bowl XLIII Pittsburgh 27 Arizona 23
MVP - 10 Santonio Holmes Wide Receiver (Pit)