When the Dallas Cowboys host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, it will mark the ninth time that the two teams have met in the NFL playoffs.

As the Packers prepare to play the Dallas Cowboys in the playoffs, a look at the high points in the longstanding rivalry, dating back to the Ice Bowl.

That showdown came just two years after the infamous Dez Bryant non-catch divisional playoff game. Where do those two epic showdowns rank among the greatest Cowboys-Packers playoff games?

1. The Ice Bowl sneak (1967 season) The 1967 NFL championship game, which launched the Packers into Super Bowl II, remains one of the most iconic moments in sports and the deep-freeze archetype ...

In a city nicknamed Titletown, the expectation for the Green Bay Packers will be to win the Super Bowl. Will this be the year? Here’s a game-by-game prediction and a look to the playoffs.

Two words: Ice Bowl. The Cowboys-Packers matchup of 1967 is perhaps known more for the subzero temperatures on Lambeau Field's frozen tundra than the actual game. But the game was pretty epic, too.

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Two words: Ice Bowl. The Cowboys-Packers matchup of 1967 is perhaps known more for the subzero temperatures on Lambeau Field's frozen tundra than the actual game. But the game was pretty epic, too.