Late in the 4th quarter, the Cowboys went for it on 4th down, with Tony Romo throwing a deep pass to Dez Bryant that initially looked like a catch that would've given the Cowboys a first down at the 1-yard line of Green Bay. A replay challenge by the Packers showed that Bryant was unable to complete the reception of the pass, therefore making the pass incomplete and turning the ball over to the Packers, who ran out the clock the rest of the way in a 26–21 win. Coincidentally, the disputed Dez Bryant catch occurred at the 1-yard line of Lambeau Field's south end zone, the same yard line where Bart Starr made his game-winning quarterback sneak in the original Ice Bowl. Future Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees involved in the game Packers Vince Lombardi (coach/general manager) Bart Starr (quarterback) Forrest Gregg (offensive tackle) Willie Wood (safety) Jerry Kramer (guard) Willie Davis (defensive end) Ray Nitschke (linebacker) Henry Jordan (defensive tackle) Herb Adderley (cornerback) Dave Robinson (linebacker) Cowboys Tex Schramm (GM) Tom Landry (coach) Gil Brandt (director of personnel) Bob Lilly (defensive tackle) Mel Renfro (cornerback) Rayfield Wright (offensive tackle) Bob Hayes (wide receiver) Officials Referee: (56) Norm Schachter Umpire: (57) Joe Connell Head Linesman: (30) George Murphy Line Judge: (28) Bill Schleibaum Back Judge: (25) Tom Kelleher Field Judge: (34) Fritz Graf Alternate Referee: (32) Jim Tunney Alternate Umpire: (36) Pat Harder The NFL had six game officials in ; the line judge was added two seasons earlier in and the side judge arrived eleven years later in . See also Cowboys–Packers rivalry 1967 NFL season History of the National Football League championship 1967 American Football League Championship Game Freezer Bowl: considered the coldest game in NFL history with wind chill Epic in Miami: arguably considered the hottest game in NFL history 65th Grey Cup: the CFL championship game of 1977 that was also nicknamed “The Ice Bowl” References Sources Claerbaut, David (2004), Bart Starr: When Leadership Mattered, Lanham, MD: Taylor Trade Publishing Davis, Jeff (2008), Rozelle: Czar of the NFL. New York: McGraw-Hill Eisenberg, John (2009), That First Season:: How Vince Lombardi Took the Worst Team in the NFL and Set It on the Path to Glory. New York: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Flynn, George L. (1976). The Vince Lombardi Scrapbook. New York: Grosset and Dunlap Gifford, Frank and Richmond, Peter (2008), The Glory Game:How