December 3, 1977: On this day 47 years ago, #5 Notre Dame defeated the Miami Hurricanes 48-10 in front of 35,789 fans at the Orange Bowl. The Irish were led by quarterback Joe Montana, who threw 3 touchdown passes--2 to tight end Ken MacAfee and 1 to running back Vagas Ferguson. Miami's lone touchdown was a Kenny McMillan scoring pass to tight end Steve Alvers. It was Notre Dame's last victory over the Canes in Miami. This raw footage is from the Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Ar

50 years ago, many expected the Minnesota Vikings to win Super Bowl IV. The Kansas City Chiefs, who represented the AFL at the time, had something to say about that. Full #SBIV highlights! (Jan. 11, 1970) ��📺: #SBLIV | Sunday 6:30pm ET on FOX 📱: NFL app // Yahoo Sports app | NFL Throwback

30 reactions | November 2, 1969 Greg Cook & #Bengals beat #Raiders 31-17 at a sold out Nippert Stadium. Cook w 2 TD's, both to Chip Myers.  3-0 start to 1969 season  5 INT's & fumble recovery by Bengals D  1st start for Cook after shoulder injury #CincinnatifootballHistory | Bengal Jim's "Before the Roar" Tailgate Experience | Facebook

🏈On November 16, 1969 the Dallas Cowboys improved to 8-1 on the season after defeating the Washington Redskins 41-28 in front of 50,474 at RFK Stadium. Cowboys running back Calvin Hill finished with 150 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns. Redskins receiver Charley Taylor finished with 6 receptions for 155 yards and a touchdown while tight end Jerry Smith snagged 3 touchdowns. President Richard Nixon attended the game, becoming the first president to attended a regular season NFL game while in offic

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