Super Bowl 10 FULL Game: Dallas Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 

Bradshaw never gets the credit he deserves for those 4 sb wins. He had a rocket for an arm, he pounded like a fullback and he called his own plays. The perfect Qb for the perfect team.

It's so nice to watch a game where there isn't a commercial every time there's a change of possession.

Look how beautiful this game looks being played outside, and during the day!

Before watching the game: Well this is a throwback, don’t know if it’ll be good though. After watching: WOW, football was for men back then.

Ben Roethlisberger and Dak Prescott sure looked different back then.

I was at that game and was 16 years old. Me and a friend saw a classified ad the night before to sell drinks. I didn't think there was a chance we would get in but we did. While waiting in line to get the job, we saw Franco Harris arrive in a cab and give the driver a $20 bill which was quite a tip in those days. Also we saw the Dallas Cowboys bus arrive with Tom Landry and Roger Staubach sitting in the front. We wore Zum Zum smocks as our uniform. We had to buy the drinks at a reduced price and they sold for 50 cents. I remember it practically broke me to buy the drinks and I was very focused on selling them to get my money back and not watching the game. In the 4th quarter we went up to the upper deck and there were plenty of seats and we watched the game from there. At that Super Bowl there were many people there wearing badges for the movie Black Sunday. At the end of the game Phyllis George, Irv Cross, and Brent Musburger were broadcasting in the stands. Me and my friend were standing on top of the rails in the stands so we could see and yell at Phyllis better. A Miami cop came and told us to get down and took our Zum Zum smocks from us. He told us you will never work here again. And he was right, but then we never tried to work there again. :) Great memories!

The commentary, The players, The guts. I love the game of football.

That was some sweet throw from Bradshaw to Swann...stepping up, reloading and launching a rocket while getting punched in the mouth...a real man's throw.

If you've ever seen the movie "Black Sunday," there is some real footage from this game. One of my favorite scenes involves the actor Robert Shaw watching the athletes as they pour past him onto the field, and you can see it is in real time. For just a second, you see this wistful, admiring look on Shaw's face, watching these great athletes pass by, as if he is saying, "If only I could chance me arm out there with ya, lads!" It's a nice image.

They uploaded it cuz were in quarantine😂thanks NFL

So many flags would have been thrown nowadays 😂😂🤦‍♂️

This is really a time capsule to a different time. Much love to the NFL for hooking it up!

The NFL has been clutch uploading these games to get us through the quarantine! This is awesome and much appreciated!

My parents had this game on TV when I was 6 years old and wasn't into sports yet. I asked dad to turn the channel because I wanted to watch something else. But he was a Steelers fan and wouldn't do it of course lol. Mom didn't like football much but had a crush on Roger Staubach. So, I went along my way. Anyway, watching this full game for the first time brings back that memory. Mom died just 20 months after this game was played. But this was a great game, the way football should be played. I miss that old school football, which I began watching just a couple years later.

My dad played in this game and I think it’s awesome these old games are being remastered and uploaded for people to watch !

Rocky Bleier....WIA in Vietnam and came back to have an great career with Steelers!!

I hate to say it (because of longterm health effects) but the game is much more enjoyable to watch back then. Less penalties a lot less commercials and just non-stop football. Lambert throws a guy to the turf for taunting his teammate: No problem, lets go play. Nobody walking on egg shells, no over thinking things. Love it.

Jack Ham, Jack Lambert, and Andy Russell....arguably the best LB corp ever.

Rip Pat summerall and tom brookshire best broadcasting team ever on CBS

The way Lynn Swann gets up and gives the ball to the ref as if he didn’t just make 2 of the greatest catches in history made it so much cooler. I’ve got nothing against players celebrating after making a big play but it’s not as cool as playing it cool.

It’s surreal to see the famous Lynn Swann catch in its original broadcast angle after only knowing of the NFL Films replays growing up. Man if ten year old me had access to all the full games you can pull up on RU-vid now, I would have been ecstatic! Better late than never for sure though.

I never watched this Super Bowl. What a great defensive game. Thanks for posting NFL.

This is the best picture quality of Super Bowl X that I have seen. A+.

As a Steelers fan and football fan in general, I love watching classical football with all the NFL's legends.

The Bears' 46 Defense lasted for a season. The Steel Curtain carried on for nearly a decade, the best D ever.

Prston Pearson...the first player to play on 3 SB teams. Baltimore, 1968 Pittsburgh 1974, Dallas, 1975, 1977

1970-79 5 teams won all the Superbowls! Pittsburgh and Dallas won 6 combined! Good times!

It's always good game when these 2 face off

4:30 That is a pretty impressive TD-saving tackle by little Roy Gerela, the kicker. Taking down a linebacker with 9.5 speed. The downside is that Gerela hurt himself on that play, which is probably why he ended up missing two field goals and an extra point that day.

Coach Landry dressed sharp as usual

When superbowls were in the growing period, still played during the day ,now it's a 'primetime game which makes it better for viewing love the old school though Steelers team of the 70's

Who’s ready when these two teams face off at the 2020 Hall of Fame game?

Preston Pearson and Roger Staubach cost the Cowboys about 40 Seconds by not getting out of bounds on last drive. That was terrible

I miss going to games at the Orange Bowl. So much football history there. City of Miami should've never tore it down.

Mark Washington didn't have bad coverage on Swann. The balls were right on target, and Swann made great catches.

56 degrees in the late afternoon in Miami? That's freezing for those folks..lol

That play at 131:51 , if Franco hadn't stepped out by an inch it would have been an 80 something yard td pass. Easily the longest td pass in superbowl history at that time.

Lynn Swann may have had only 336 receptions in his career, but he made some of the most iconic catches in Super Bowl history - the reason he's in the Hall of Fame.

My parents were at the game in the crowd at the end zone where Swann scored. It took Noll some serious giant size balls to go for it on 4th and 9 instead of punting. He knew he had a couple of punts almost blocked already and that Dallas was out of timeouts. He left it up to his defense and his gamble paid off. Had Bradshaw still been in the game they probably would have closed it out after the on sides kick recovery. I'm sure Terry would have at least thrown one short pass that went for enough yds to probably set up a first down conversion or maybe a bootleg run by him. Noll wasn't having Hanratty put the ball in the air at all. I'm a bit surprised though that on the 4th and 9 Noll didn't hand it off to Franco. Yes, he'd been contained that day but with him you always had a shot that he could make something happen and get lucky enough to get the 9 yds.

1:58:11, Bradshaw with that absolute CANON

For the people who actually watched the whole vid....RESPECT!!!

Most people don't realize that this superbowl and the second Giants Patriots superbowl had exactly the same scoring plays. In both superbowls, the losing team had two touchdowns and a field goal, and the winning teams had two touchdowns, one missed conversion, two field goals and one safety. Both games finished 21-17.

When Pittsburgh and Dallas played they were always great games

Some of the best football in the history of the game ! I watched this game as a child and it was great watching it again 55 years later !!

Great to see pros acting like pros and not acting like excited children every time they make a play. No stupid dances. No pre planned theatrics.

It's about time NFL! You have a vault of NFL gold. Show it!

Let's play how many HOFers are on the field in this game

Film quality is SPECTACULAR!

I like the history games... Please more

1:13:30 Jack Lambert throws Cliff Harris to the ground after he saw him taunting Roy Gerela. That was awesome!!

Oh I'm glad they're replaying this. I missed it.

The Steelers could pound the football. Those blocking schemes were awesome. And Swann’s catch at 17:10 - incredible.

The Steelers and the Cowboys I think had the best and the most exciting superbowls ever, 10&13.

1:13:35. Jack Lambert’s legendary throw down of Cliff Harris.

cowboy fan here.............even though we lost,this was still the best SB I ever saw untill SB 51. Actually there were no losers really in this game. Both teams were great...........especially Lynn Swans great catches.........................

Old football was so much fun, no stupid defensive penalties when the db touches the receiver once. Terry Bradshaw was a true legend. Did the TB 12 first

I remember the game vividly. We lived a few blocks from the iconic Orange Bowl during the 70s. We could hear the fans screaming.

A much simpler and better time, for the Super Bowl!

Bring back daytime Super Bowl starting times, and also MLB playoff and W.S. daytime games!

Wow NFL. You really killing it with these uploads

FYI: This was one of the three Goodyear blimps used in "Black Sunday" (Mayflower N1A). Filming of the climactic scenes were played on the week of January 29, 1976, just less than two weeks after the REAL Super Bowl.

1:13:40 I never became a Steeler fan. But this was the instant I became a Jack Lambert fan. Absolutely loved seeing him take up for Roy Gerela. And I started this game wanting the Cowboys to win because the Steelers had beaten my Vikings in the previous Super Bowl. But that play by Lambert throwing Cliff Harris to the ground completely turned me around on this game.

Thank you for putting these games up! It was before my time, but I love football and history so I love watching these old games. Seen this one and XIII a few times a piece. I wish all playoff games or at least the Championship Games were on here but I'll take anything I can get!i used to drive a street sweeper a lot and it had a plug for your phone to connect with the radio. I would pick old games I hadn't seen or heard yet and I play the audio only so it was just like I was listening to it being broascast on the radio. Loved it!

i really miss the 3 00 clock afternoon superbowls

Man that video looks good! I was 11 when this game was played watchin' with my Dad & my younger lifelong Cowboys fan brother.

Homeboy almost got his shi rocked at 2:16:23 😂😭

So you got Franco Harris throwing a punch at a fan at the end and nobody even mentions it. Must have been a normal occurrence back then.

1:25:47 "Let me know when it's on. Hi, mom! Hi, mom!...Super Bowl!

Probably best version. I've seen of this game. Quality wise.

4:35 lmao

Jack Lambert was so mean that he didn't even like himself. - John Facenda

What a game! Future Hall of Famers, everywhere you look. Lynn Swann was spectacular, the defenses, and Staubach throwing into the end zone on the game's final play trying to win it. This was the Super Bowl that made America sit up and take notice!

Thanks for putting this out. Awesome!

Superbowl 12 between Dallas and Denver was the first Superbowl broadcast in prime time (5:00 eastern)

day 12 of quarantine, im watching the full video

So much fun to watch games without having virtually every play going to a booth review - was it a catch or wasn’t it, did he make a football move or didn’t he, and so on and so forth. Just play the game. I’m loving watching these old school games! Hard hitting, just playing the game of football, great games!

Ah the good old days when coaches smoked cigarettes on the sidelines ( around the 2:09:00 mark )

Huge Props to CBS here. The camera shots, graphics and overall production of this Super Bowl was way ahead of its time over then current 1975-1976 standards. This video easily could have looked a NFL regular season game as late as say 1990. Plus looks as modern as any game in the pre full time on screen scoreboard now standard on all sporting events here in the 2020's. Plus a HOF broadcast team of Tom and Pat does not hurt either.

Thanks for this video. The quality of the video is superb. Crystal clear. Great find.

Bring back daytime Super Bowls! And player intros!

These Cowboys vs Steelers Super Bowls are classic. Would have loved to watch Super Bowl 10 and 13 live

The most jarring thing about this era of football is all the formation shifts, and the suddenness with which the offensive players do it. It feels at times like it should be a penalty for a false start, and with modern officials, it probably would be called that way. Props to the defenses for not jumping offsides like 50 times in this game because I keep thinking the defense will encroach.

I'd love to have copies of all of these games. Great Memories stretching back to #1 !

Being a Steelers fan, great great memories. 2 dynasties slugging it out. I was a senior in high school and these teams seemed bigger then life. Again great memories.

Wow the 10th Super Bowl! This was a good game 🍺

I can see why this was considered by many to be the greatest Super Bowl of all time, for the longest time. It really was a fantastic game. NFL Films highlight is really cool, but it doesn't do the game justice. If you're a real football nerd like myself, take the time and watch this broadcast in it's entirety. You wont be sorry.

The first Super Bowl I remembered. Thanks for posting.

you gotta give it up to the nfl for releasing all this gold

On this Super Bowl Sunday 2021, I choose to watch X again instead of LV. This classic shows how football primarily focused on the game and not politics.

This was when football was still a real man's sport !!

RIP Franco Harris you will always be the best running back in Steelers history

Was that one steeler fan at the end of the game about to fight Franco Harris 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Back when you had to keep track of the score yourself or you were screwed (or had to call SportsPhone).

As I’m watching this, it’s remarkable how much the game has changed from then till now.

I always wondered why Dallas just didnt kick it deep instead of an onsides kick, they had three timeouts and Pittsburgh had a quarterback who couldnt pass. They would have had great field position with lots of time left.

this game proved why Bradshaw was the greatest long-ball thrower in the biggest games....

Amazing how a football fan can name more players from a Super Bowl played 47 years ago, more than remembering players from a recent Super Bowl.

Franco Harris belted that Steeler fan trying to rip his jersey off! LOL!

Who else is here watching this, because the coronavirus is keeping them from going to work.🤔

Loved those intros! Bring that back!!