Man these guys were tough!! Got dirty, got hurt, blood, teeth knocked out....played in sub zero weather and had to deal with frost bite...ah, the good old days of the NFL! Love you Bob, one of the GOAT's.

What a great player. One of the best defensive tackles ever. Lilly had a combination of strength and quickness that was really rare for that position. If I had to pick an all time team I would pick him and Merlin Olsen as my defensive tackles.

Love hearing Bob Lilly! Sound is low, except for sound effects which blew out my speakers.

Even today you can see how tough of a man/player Bob Lilly is. He was a beast on the defensive line.

What an INCREDIBLE man and human being!!!!!!!

Thanks for setting the sound so low I had to put it on 10 and then the permanent ear damage for the deafening bang at the end. Nice touch.

Bob Lilly is a legend, great interview, thank you!

Great story from a great football player

Just surviving the Ice Bowl was a win.

A pretty fair photographer. Has done some great landscape shots.

Great player on a great team. Lombardi fooled him at the 11 yard line on the last drive. Gillingham pulled to the right and Lilly chased. Mercein ran a counter thru the vacated hole to the three, which set up the winning TD. I was there. Freezing.

I never liked the Cowboys but i respect bob lilly alot.. Great 🏈 player..

Bob Lilly is the definition of a man's man.

The cold weather game for all time

More volume on Bob's mic, please.

Lilly was a great player. Always respected him Two great teams played on a Frozen field. Weather tested both teams but Packers previaled on great drive never Forget that last 4 minutes. Bart directed Offense As usual despite the cold and limited time Packers and fans celebrate after the final.gun sound! They were Champions again. Go Packers! o

Awesome interview, thanks so much for posting...I grew up in Cocoa Beach, Fl. in the (born in '57) 60's and 70's and as we had no team in Fl., I LOVED the Packers as a young boy, Paul Hornung, Bart Starr, Jerry Kramer and Herb Adderly were my fave players and then Shula showed up in Miami in '70 I became a huge Dolphins fan but I always respected Bob Lilly as a HOF talent player and a true gentleman. They beat my Dolphins in the '71 season SB, but the following year the Dolphins had their Perfect Season...great memories.

Leroy Jordan said cold weather bothered his hands several years after that game.

I’ve heard Jethro Pugh’s frostbite was so bad it split open the skin on his fingers, and ever after, cold weather of any sort was painful.

Bob Lilly is the greatest Cowboys of them all

I saw that game and the Green Guard moved! It should have been called for 5 yards. This was on the 4th down!

Simple Fact. The Packers were next level tough!! Vincent Thomas Lombardi forged a team of Blue Steel and Iron Hearts. All NFL players by definition are tough. The Packers simply elevated that time honored Badge of Courage to an art form. "We reached down. And we found a little Lombardi," in Jerry Kramers immortal words. The Packers "FOUND LOMBARDI" in every post season game they appeared In after the 1960 Championship game. NINE DIFFERENT TIMES REACHING INTO THE WELL AND FINDING GOLD!! This encounter in Lombardis next to last game elevates them to a team for the ages. Playing under the worst conditions ever dredged up by Mother Nature, they marched more than 60 yards on that final drive to glory. The Lombardi Packers were simply a team like no other.

TURN YOUR SPEAKERS DOWN BEFORE THE VERY END UNLESS YOU WANT TO WRECK YOUR AUDIO SYSTEM! (why is the BOOM even necessary!?)

Big ups 2 BOB MR COWBOY LILLY

A Cowboy legend! If we had more players today like him, we wouldn't have all these overpaid underachievers, I'm talking bout the Dallas Cowboys!

Without question, the greatest Cowboy ever and quite possibly still the greatest defensive lineman ever...Mr. Cowboy.

I wish they was coverage of the full game. Not bits and pieces of the game here. Or better yet the weathermen in Green Bay talking about the game weather "Above zero" and later that day where it was "17 below"

Lombardi was pissed Starr called the timeout before Kramers block as probably everybody else on the field and in the stadium was because hell froze over that day. Starr was asking permission to run the same play but without the handoff because they'd been stopped 3x because nobody could get their footing on the ice. Lombardi with his earmuffs is agreeing for a change and says OK run the play and let's get the hell out of here. First game in NFL history played by arctic troops. Landry and Lombardi had been Giants assistants together so what one knew so did the other. Except I don't think Landry had earmuffs that day. Probably the same fedora. Just checked hoodie over the fedora.

They should have given Bob a better microphone, because I cannot hear half of what he is saying.

Jerry Kramer and Ken Bowman double-teamed Jethro Pugh, for Bart Starr's game-winning TD. If they had tried running the play to Bob Lilly's side, could he have stuffed Starr, and preserved the win, for the Cowboys?

I will always believe that Lombardi intentionally turned off the “electric blanket”. He knew the Packers were no match for the Cowboys speed on a normal field, so he decided to take it away by letting the field freeze. If that game had been played in Dallas, the Cowboys would have killed Green Bay………I guess that’s why they call it “the home field advantage”…….lol

Get rid of the obnoxious, loud BANG at the beginning and end of the video.

This environment and Green Bay a December 31st 1967 must have been torture and then to lose the game in the last 16 seconds on top of that the Cowboys lost to the same Packers that same year New Year's Day 1967 in Texas not a good year for the Cowboys there's two championships in one year

Too bad about the poor sound quality.

You can barely even hear what Lilly was saying

Cant even hear it

Imma be real I wouldn't of dress fine me lol.

That game should never have been played.