This day in football · September 16, 1923: Ironwood Legion visited the Duluth Kelleys at Duluth Athletic Park. Duluth Kelleys 7, Ironwood Legion 0. W1923 NFL season↗

From the vault · December 26, 1964 · 1964 AFL Championship Game: The Buffalo Bills beat the San Diego Chargers 20–7 at War Memorial Stadium to win the 1964 AFL championship. Box score

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NFL · NFC East · 12–4 (.750) · 1st in division · PF 384 · PA 208 · Coach Tom Landry · Won Divisional Playoffs (vs. Falcons) 27–20 Won NFC Championship (at Rams) 28–0 Lost Super Bowl XIII (vs. Steelers) 31–35

◀ 1977 1979 ▶

Schedule (22 games)

Date	Wk	Opponent	Result	Record	Stadium	Att.
1978-08-05	1	vs San Francisco 49ers	W 41–24		Texas Stadium	63,736
1978-08-19	3	vs Houston Oilers	L 13–27		Texas Stadium	62,242
1978-08-26	4	vs Pittsburgh Steelers	W 16–13		Texas Stadium
1978-09-04	1	vs Baltimore Colts	W 38–0	1–0	Texas Stadium	64,224
1978-09-10	2	@ New York Giants	W 34–24	2–0	Giants Stadium	73,265
1978-09-17	3	@ Los Angeles Rams	L 14–27	2–1	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	65,749
1978-09-24	4	vs St. Louis Cardinals	W 21–12	3–1	Texas Stadium	62,760
1978-10-02	5	@ Washington Redskins	L 5–9	3–2	RFK Stadium	55,031
1978-10-08	6	vs New York Giants	W 24–3	4–2	Texas Stadium	63,420
1978-10-15	7	@ St. Louis Cardinals	W 24–21 OT	5–2	Busch Memorial Stadium	48,991
1978-10-22	8	vs Philadelphia Eagles	W 14–7	6–2	Texas Stadium	60,525
1978-10-26	9	vs Minnesota Vikings	L 10–21	6–3	Texas Stadium	61,848
1978-11-05	10	@ Miami Dolphins	L 16–23	6–4	Miami Orange Bowl	69,414
1978-11-12	11	@ Green Bay Packers	W 42–14	7–4	Milwaukee County Stadium	55,256
1978-11-19	12	vs New Orleans Saints	W 27–7	8–4	Texas Stadium	57,920
1978-11-23	13	vs Washington Redskins	W 37–10	9–4	Texas Stadium	64,905
1978-12-03	14	vs New England Patriots	W 17–10	10–4	Texas Stadium	63,263
1978-12-10	15	@ Philadelphia Eagles	W 31–13	11–4	Veterans Stadium	64,667
1978-12-17	16	@ New York Jets	W 30–7	12–4	Shea Stadium	52,532
1978-12-30	Divisional	vs Atlanta Falcons	W 27–20		Texas Stadium	60,338
1979-01-07	NFC Championship	@ Los Angeles Rams	W 28–0		Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	67,470
1979-01-21	Super Bowl XIII	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	L 31–35		Miami Orange Bowl	79,484

Roster (48)

#	Player	Pos	Ht	Wt	Status
0	Glenn Carano	QB	6-3	195	ACT
0	Danny White	QB	6-2	193	ACT
12	Roger Staubach	QB	6-3	202	ACT
0	Alois Blackwell	RB	5-10	195	ACT
0	Larry Brinson	RB	6-0	214	ACT
0	Doug Dennison	RB	6-1	195	ACT
0	Tony Dorsett	RB	5-11	192	ACT
0	Scott Laidlaw	RB	6-0	206	ACT
0	Robert Newhouse	RB	5-10	202	ACT
0	Preston Pearson	RB	6-1	205	ACT
0	Tony Hill	WR	6-2	196	ACT
0	Butch Johnson	WR	6-1	187	ACT
0	Drew Pearson	WR	6-0	175	ACT
0	Golden Richards	WR	6-1	172	TRD
0	Robert Steele	WR	6-4	196	ACT
0	Billy Joe DuPree	TE	6-4	225	ACT
0	Jay Saldi	TE	6-3	217	ACT
0	Jackie Smith	TE	6-4	235	ACT
0	Benny Barnes	DB	6-1	190	ACT
0	Cliff Harris	DB	6-0	184	ACT
0	Randy Hughes	DB	6-4	209	ACT
0	Aaron Kyle	DB	5-11	181	ACT
0	Dennis Thurman	DB	5-11	182	ACT
0	Mark Washington	DB	5-10	188	ACT
0	Charlie Waters	DB	6-1	193	ACT
0	Larry Bethea	DL	6-5	254	ACT
0	Larry Cole	DL	6-5	252	ACT
0	Too Tall Jones	DL	6-9	260	ACT
0	Harvey Martin	DL	6-5	262	ACT
0	Jethro Pugh	DL	6-6	260	ACT
0	Dave Stalls	DL	6-5	250	ACT
0	Randy White	DL	6-4	268	ACT
0	Rafael Septien	K	5-10	171	ACT
0	Bob Breunig	LB	6-2	236	ACT
0	Guy Brown	LB	6-4	215	ACT
0	Mike Hegman	LB	6-1	221	ACT
0	Tom Henderson	LB	6-2	214	ACT
0	Bruce Huther	LB	6-1	217	ACT
0	D.D. Lewis	LB	6-1	225	ACT
0	Jim Cooper	OL	6-5	267	ACT
0	Pat Donovan	OL	6-5	240	ACT
0	John Fitzgerald	OL	6-5	250	ACT
0	Andy Frederick	OL	6-6	241	ACT
0	Burton Lawless	OL	6-4	253	ACT
0	Tom Rafferty	OL	6-3	250	ACT
0	Tom Randall	OL	6-5	245	ACT
0	Herbert Scott	OL	6-2	263	ACT
0	Rayfield Wright	OL	6-6	255	ACT

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Schedule (22 games)

Roster (48)