1977 Divisional Playoff Chicago at Dallas 12 26 1977

Thomas Paine Podcast

mike moore

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🗓️ 15 December 2025

⏱️ 192 minutes

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0:00.0	In order that we may bring you the NFC divisional playoffs, programs normally seen today will be preempted.
0:08.0	30-yard field goal is up. Good!
0:15.0	The Chicago Bears have won the wild card with four seconds left to go in the season.
0:24.6	Now it is the second season and awaiting Chicago and marvelous Walter Payton are the tough Dallas Cowboys and equally marvelous Tony Dorset.
0:33.6	Happy holidays everyone. During the week I return to my home state of Texas and talked to three of the Dallas Cowboys' most important players.
0:41.6	While Brett went back to Chicago, where he started his career, and spoke with the man who started the Bears, Papa Bear himself, George Hallis.
0:48.6	Phyllis, Offensive Guard, Tom Mack of the Rams and defensive end, Jim Marshall, of the Vikings, are the two oldest survivors of this playoff rivalry.
0:56.0	I spoke with him about it and have a report.
0:58.0	Irvin Phyllis, the weather is beautiful in Dallas.
1:01.0	The field absolutely ideal for Walter Payton and Tony Dorset.
1:05.0	Jimmy the Greek will analyze today's NFC games, Jack Whitaker 2, all that and more.
1:10.0	Coming up on the NFL today.
1:12.7	Set!
1:14.3	Brown 45!
1:16.1	Brown 45!
1:18.1	Hide!
1:18.4	Hide!
1:18.5	High!
1:18.9	High!
1:18.9	High!
1:19.6	High! The The NFL today is sponsored by Tuberorg Gold, the Golden Beer of Danish Kees,
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