Starting Lineups
| Pittsburgh | Dallas | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OFFENSE | |||||||||||
| John Stallworth #82 | WR | Tony Hill #80 | |||||||||
| Jon Kolb #55 | LT | Pat Donovan #67 | |||||||||
| Sam Davis #57 | LG | Herbert Scott #68 | |||||||||
| Mike Webster #52 | C | John Fitzgerald #62 | |||||||||
| Gerry Mullins #72 | RG | Tom Rafferty #64 | |||||||||
| Ray Pinney #74 | RT | Rayfield Wright #70 | |||||||||
| Randy Grossman #84 | TE | Billy Joe Dupree #89 | |||||||||
| Lynn Swann #88 | WR | Drew Pearson #88 | |||||||||
| Terry Bradshaw #12 | QB | Roger Staubach #12 | |||||||||
| Rocky Bleier #20 | FB | Robert Newhouse #44 | |||||||||
| Franco Harris #32 | RB | Tony Dorsett #33 | |||||||||
| DEFENSE | |||||||||||
| L. C. Greenwood #68 | LE | Ed "Too Tall" Jones #72 | |||||||||
| Joe Greene #75 | LDT | Larry Cole #63 | |||||||||
| Steve Furness #64 | RDT | Randy White #54 | |||||||||
| John Banaszak #76 | RE | Harvey Martin #79 | |||||||||
| Jack Ham #59 | LOLB | Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson #56 | |||||||||
| Jack Lambert #58 | MLB | Bob Breunig #53 | |||||||||
| Loren Toews #51 | ROLB | D. D. Lewis #50 | |||||||||
| Ron Johnson #29 | LCB | Benny Barnes #31 | |||||||||
| Mel Blount #47 | RCB | Aaron Kyle #25 | |||||||||
| Donnie Shell #31 | SS | Charlie Waters #41 | |||||||||
| Mike Wagner #23 | FS | Cliff Harris #43 | |||||||||
| SPECIAL TEAMS | |||||||||||
| Roy Gerela #10 | K | Rafael Septien #1 | |||||||||
| Craig Colquitt #5 | P | Danny White #11 | |||||||||
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