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That was Bob Hayes on a 35 yarder from Roger Staubach in the 2nd quarter of the Cowboys 44-21 victory over the New England Patriots on October 24, 1971, the first game ever played at Texas Stadium.
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Limas Sweed, I know this because a) I go to Ohio State and remember the game depressingly and b) I am originially from Pittsburgh and am a huge Steelers fan. Sweed is on the Steelers currently.
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