7.8K views · 56 reactions | In September 1975, the Pittsburgh Steelers embarked on what would become a repeat Super Bowl-winning season — but that wasn’t the only unforgettable part of that NFL campaign. It also gave birth to the modern version of “The NFL Today,” a first-of-its-kind TV pre-game show, which is now making its 50th anniversary. Dana Jacobson takes a look back at its legacy and how the groundbreaking show began. https://cbsn.ws/4nFVhBQ | CBS Mornings | Facebook

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🏈On September 18, 1977 the Dallas Cowboys began their trek to Super Bowl XII with a 16-10 overtime win over the Minnesota Vikings at Metropolitan Stadium in Week 1. It marked the Cowboys 13th straight opening day victory. In his NFL debut, rookie running back Tony Dorsett rushed the ball 4 times for 11 yards. However, Dorsett would come into his own as he set a Cowboys franchise rookie record with 1,007 rushing yards on the season. The game marked the first home loss for the Vikings since a pla