I'm a Patriots fan, and I gotta say.. The 07 Giants are one of the most impressive teams of all time. They took down the 13-3 Cowboys, 13-3 Packers, and 16-0 Patriots all on the road.. That's pretty amazing
And later in 2011 they took out the 15-1 packers in divisional and the 13-3 49ers in the championship and they were 9-7 and then won against the 13-3 patriots in the super bowl
@@xWocky151 Yeah man, it sucked from my standpoint. But looking back on it I can't help but applaud. Both runs were incredible. They basically duplicated their 07 run in 2011, minus 1 less combined win for their opponent's.
I thought the funniest thing was TO crying after the loss during that press conference. "You can talk about the vacation, but I think that's really unfair...that's unfair, man! That's my teammate, that's my quarterback! And if you do that, man, that's UNFAIR! We lost as a team today! We lost as a team!" SportsCenter and Stuart Scott talking about how deeply moved he was by TO's speech for standing up for his QB Romo and sure, fine, whatever. I just couldn't believe we made TO cry on top of beating Dallas in the playoffs on the last play. That fucking made my day!
Totally agree, I've been watching Jets and Giants games on these channels from the 70s up. My favorites are anything with Pat Summerall and John Madden. And any Monday Night Football game with Howard Cosell !!
I'm a big Giant fan! This Cowboys team was loaded with talent on both sides of the ball! Giants was so banged up with injuries in this game in was hard to watch so many players limping off the field hurt! Giants had no business winning this Game! But they did it with nothing but guts and great coaching!! Unbelievable!!!!
@@JayYo21 Did you even watch Romo play? It see how the cowboys found multiple ways to lose games for him? It was pretty much the opposite of what happened for Eli, who was below average and carried.
Ironically enough, my dad and I are Giants/ Michigan State fans. We got to see Marion Barber play MSU when he was a Golden Gopher. We both wanted the Giants to draft him.
Man this game is so different from what I remembered when I was younger … TO’s drops, Crayton multiple drops, and a big TD drop by fasano… those are the plays that really costed Dallas the game. They converted like 75% of their 3rd downs going into the 4th until the offensive line completely folded. Romo actually was playing a good individual game. The drops, offensive line and penalties were game changing for sure.
Romo is my guy but he took two crucial sacks in the forth quarter when he could have thrown the ball away. Then he followed that up by getting an intentional grounding when he didn't have to. There were a bunch of crucial penalties and drops throughout the game on offense. That really hurt our overall production. Probably should have been a 27 point offensive performance minimum. The first two TD's the defense gave up were so egregious. Obviously the first was just one vomit inducing play. The second Giants driving the hole field in 45 seconds was a series of disgusting plays consecutively.
@@supersexysega true. This was romos first full year starting. He always wanted to make a play. Didn’t learn to throw it away til late in his career. I loved watching him for that same reason.
@@itdoesntmeanathing Absolutely. He definitely got better at shutting down a dead end play. Even in 07' his positives far outweighed the relatively slim negatives in his game.
@@supersexysega those two crucial sacks were on the oline, Romo says hike and 3+ guys coming running through untouched. Anytime a qb has to hike it and run a fast as he can the moment the ball touches his hands. That's on the oline. Overall the oline was terrible that entire second half, the fact that Romo was quick enough and released the ball fast enough to only get sacked twice is actually something barely any qbs ever could do with that kind of pass rush.
Amani Toomer was so good in this playoff run and was a really good #2 WR when Plaxico Burress was the #1 WR. Both Burress and Toomer made huge plays to help carry this offense along with Eli Manning
One thing I feel that often gets overlooked in the Giants 07 run was the TD right before halftime vs the Cowboys. The fact that Dallas had the ball for that long and scored a TD only for the Giants to come back and sneak a TD before half and tie the game had completely reversed the momentum of the game. Giants took control of the game in the 2nd half.
Dallas is notorious for doing that. Instead of getting up and padding the score they'll get one score ahead and then decide to just relax and give games away. Then did it with Romo they do it with dak. Zero discipline since Jimmy left within that organization or disorganization I should say
Nah that's what dallas does better than any team in the league. Multi billion dollar team with a palace to play in and all the talent in the world every year just to let the fans down literally every single year. I would know I'm a Dallas fan
@@archsciontrismegistus4194 I'm sure your team has let you down many times as well. Half the damn league can't win a play-off game more frequently than once every 5 years. At least DAL has a winning history.
This game would mark -The first divisional round playoff win for the NY Giants since 2000 -The first divisional round playoff win for Tom Coughlin since 1999 -The last playoff game in Texas Stadium -The last playoff game Terrell Owens played in -The only playoff game between the NY Giants and Dallas Cowboys
Is this really the only playoff game that the Giants and the Cowboys played in NFL HISTORY??!!!! WOW! That surprises me especially that these two teams were dominant at times back in the day.
It also marks the first of many games in which Eli was basically a non factor and the defense carried him to two SB MVPs. Seriously, someone on the defense should have had the MVP both times. Brady was scoring an average of 35 and 32 points and the Giants defense held him to 14 and 17 point and all the credit went to Eli. An absolute travesty of justice.
In the illustrious historical rivalry between the Giants and Cowboys, it's kinda hard to believe 2007 was the FIRST time ever that they played in the playoffs...
Gee…it’s amazing when the Giants had a good offensive line and defense, how great Eli was…just telling the haters! You don’t win two Super Bowls as underdogs unless you have a great qb.
Considering that he had a final 117-117-1 record, only 5 of 15 10+ win seasons, I'd say he was a pretty good QB on a couple of teams that peaked at exactly the right time. I like the guy, but I'd never call him great.
@@indy_go_blue6048 Eli was not that good. In fact, it is fair to say that he was below average. In his 16 years, his passer rating was below the NFL average 9 times (more than 50%). And the 7 times it was above the average, 5 times it was 3.8 or less on a scale that goes up to 158.3 or just 2.4% above. Or basically still just the average. He had two years in 16 in which he was somewhat above average. He won the lottery twice. That doesn't make him good. And those are the facts.
@@tomknapp6194 Facts? He didn't win the lottery. He took two Super Bowl MVP awards. Took. Them. From the likes of Tony Romo, Bret Favre, Tom Brady, and Aaron Rodgers. Those are actual facts.
@@jasonreid9267 Really? In the regular seasons, the Cowboys scored 45/31 points. The Packers scored 35 points. And the Patriots scored 38. And then in the playoffs, Eli actually scored fewer points per game and had last second lucky plays to beat each one of those pro bowl QBs who scored less than 20 points. And Eli was the hero? Furthermore, in 2011, the 49ers had 27 and the Packers scored 38. And once again in the playoffs neither one scored over 20 and Eli was given credit? Anyone with an ounce of common sense would realize that the defense held 5 pro bowl QBs to almost 14 points below their average. Eli had ZERO to do with this. Think about this.... Eli vs playoff teams that score 20 or less: 8-0. Eli vs playoff teams that score 21 or more: 0-4. How do you explain this? If you think it was Eli, how do you think those teams made it to the playoffs scoring 20 or less points per game? He didn't. Eli was lucky. End of story.
1:59:34 Crayton slows down on that route almost stopped then when he sees the ball coming he tries to catch up to it. I don’t think that was an over throw by Romo. Seems like Crayton wasn’t anticipating the ball being thrown to him.
I think Jerry learned his lesson punching his airline tickets to superbowl early. Can see look on his face at end lmao. Go big blue thank u for these magical times
I remember this game. All I wanted the Giants to do was eliminate the Cowboys, which they did. I didn't expect them to go all the way and beat the New England Cheaters.
Hate to burst ur bubble but every team has cheated at one point or another. Even whatever team is ur favorite. If it hasn't been a team effort guarantee they've had at very least one player cheat one way or another at some point of time. Goes for any sport.
@@dougsmith3821 - One, when you are as good as NE was, there was no need to cheat. Two, NE was _caught_ cheating more than once, and nothing was done. Not only that, all the evidence was ordered to be destroyed. They deserved to be humiliated by NY... Twice!
Fun fact: the Cowboys have not had back to back playoff appearances since 2007. And 2006-2007 was the first one since 1998-1999. And they haven’t won their division in back to back years since they did it 5 times in a row in 1992-1996 And they’ve only won 3 playoff games since 1996.
Heartbreaking loss for the Cowboys, who would have hosted the Packers for the NFC Championship. Instead, the Giants would win in Green Bay. Give NY credit….they played great in that postseason.
The Giants had to rely on total collapses by Romo, Favre, and Brady and still needed a multitude of lucky plays to have last second wins. In no book is that playing great.
@@MrsBlaileen1 In 2007, the Giants defense gave up 31 and 45 to Romo, 35 to Favre, and 38 to Brady. Then in the playoffs not one of them scored over 20 points and all the credit went to Eli for his once in a lifetime pass in which he basically closed his eyes and heaved the ball. The defense really stepped up when they needed to and carried Eli through both playoffs. Eli vs teams that score 20 or less: 8-0. Eli vs teams that score 21+: 0-4. Eli just cannot win if the defense doesn't carry him.
@@tomknapp6194 lol who the hell think carried giants in 2011 it sure wasn't giants defense it was rank like 28th you dumb a**. and guess what giants defense did end of 4th qrt and eli had to make a winning drives both superbowls .don't give me that shit it was all giants defense boy you are stupid
@@tomknapp6194 sound like you are a joules hater Eli manning 2 things you are a pats fan or cowboys fan LMFAO . and you tell me what qb wins if there team defense isn't playing good . boy you are stupid
13 years and 3 days old, The 2007 NFC Divisional Playoff Game, Giants @ Cowboys from Irving, Texas inside Texas Stadium. A playoff showdown for the ages. The First Ever Playoff Meeting. It couldn't get better. Oh wait, it does! R.W. McQuarters makes the final grab and send Dallas home! Go Giants! Thank You, Jessica Simpson!
I will have to say in defense of Romo with the play starting at @1:59:10, he may have lead the pass a lil bit but Crayton could have adjusted to it and it would have been caught.
Dak would have never started for this team, with this oline, during this era that was harder for qbs. Prescott's limited ability would have never even started or even made a team in 2007 nfl.
@@Soccercrazyigboman idk about that he's a pretty tough kid really. I don't know as if he would've started or made a team but if he did I think he would've survived I think dak has a ton of potential but he's one of those guys that needs to really work at perfecting his craft. Romo was great bc he was very football smart which is weird for a guy that rather would've played basketball. The guys football iq is just absolutely phenomenal. Dak could be really good too but I don't think he puts in as much effort on his end as it would require for him to be great. Not saying he doesn't work out and doesn't try at all but he's just that type of qb that needs to work harder than others
1:24:26 is where the game was lost by Patrick Crayton. if he catches that ball there is open space to at least get it done to the redzone and either get a touchdown or a field goal. Instead Crayton drops the ball, RW McQuarters gets a good punt return. The Giants score and the rest is history.
What brought me some of the most joy about this, what still brings me joy to this day?... The anguish in Mr Troy Aikman's voice, the disappointment in his voice after that interception to pretty much end the game 😉
Thanks for the upload Bart! It was awesome seeing the Giants who were underdogs in the 2007 postseason and beat the nearly undefeated Patriots in the Super Bowl. Do you happen to have 1986 Lions @ Vikings?
@WheelsAlwaysTurning I would go as far as saying Tom Coughlin was an even better coach than Bill Parcells. Parcells had Lawrence Taylor, the greatest defensive player in NFL history AND Bill Belichick, the greatest defensive coordinator (who would go on to be widely considered as the goat head coach) on his team so having both first ballot hall of farmers made it a lot easier for Parcells to win. Meanwhile Tom Coughlin had lesser (still very good) players and coaches on his roster and yet he still managed to get the same number of Super Bowl rings, especially in the salary cap era where you can only spend so much to build a roster so yeah, I give Coughlin the nod over Parcells for greatest Giants football coach!
Not may, a td would have won it. And if Crayton would not have stuttered at the end, but kept running the route like a normal receiver at a middle school or higher would do, that also was a td. Fasano also dropping that td that hit him in the chest.
@@johnortan1890 for real dude, that game was brutallll, trips me out Romo still catches all the heat for that loss. If the receivers would’ve done their job the Cowboys go to the NFC Championship.
@@markolio77486 lol I know there is this one guy in the comments blaming cowboys loss on that 14 seconds left 4th and 11 toss up trying to get a freak win. I guess he would prefer if Romo ran the clock out with 14 seconds left instead.
@@johnortan1890 😂😂😂 savage lol, people show how little they actually know about football spouting off crap like that. Dak is pretty good, but I’d take Romo in his prime any day of the week. He’d be lights out with the receivers they have now.
@@markolio77486 I never once blamed Romo for this loss. To this day, I still blame Crayton and the defense giving up that momentum killing 50 second TD drive right before halftime.
2007 for Dallas Sports Fans had to be brutal. Mavs win 67 Games and get booted out in the First Round by GSW and of course the Cowboys wetting the bed at Home with really their Best Team in the last 27 Years who was primed for a Super Bowl Run🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
Not really. He had to rely on Brady to have one of his worst games of the season and multiple lucky plays to pull out a last second win. Just as he did against the Cowboys. And Packers. And the 49ers in 2011. The Packers again (no lucky play needed, but Rodgers was well below average). And the Patriots again. Eli vs teams scoring 20 or less: 8-0 Eli vs teams scoring 21+: 0-4 Without the defense to bail him out in those other 4 games, they were losses. Seriously, in the 2007 regular season, the Cowboys scored 31 and 45 points against the Giants. The Packers scored 35. The Patriots 38. And then when none of them score over 20 in the playoffs, it was because of Eli? Please explain.
His defense made him a legend. Dont really know how bc he's not really a great qb at all. Just happens to be the brother of one of the greatest qbs to do it and had a good defense that won him 2 championships.
YEAH. But all you hear - EVEN TO THIS DAY - by people and even other Cowboys fans - is how Romo (but not Witten) went to Cancun (FOR "TWO DAYS" - DURING A "BYE" WEEK! It doesn't take "TWO WEEKS" to prepare for a football game), and how he "BLEW THE GAME!" When I bring up WR Patrick Crayton - who a lot of people kept saying, he had "THE BEST HANDS ON THE TEAM" (WRONG. Witten had the best hands on the team. Witten doesn't even play for them anymore and his hands are still better than anyone's on the current team), and how he DROPPED "TWO PASSES" (something a player with "THE BEST HANDS ON THE TEAM" would never do in a playoff game) that would've extended drives - and help RUN THE CLOCK OUT on the Giants, people look at me, like I don't know what I'm talking about and want to keep talking about Romo going to Cancun, and how he's a "CHOKER." I say, Crayton didn't go to Cancun, so what's your excuse for him, and how come nobody's calling him a "CHOKER?" ALL I HEAR IS CRICKETS.
Aikman & buck were anti Giant's & everybody knew it, I'm a huge Giant's fan & I'm so glad they won this game because Jerry Jones put championship tickets on all the cowboy players lockers, & then the NY FOOTBALL GIANT'S WON THE GAME & MADE JERRY JONES LOOK LIKE A FOOL, I LOVED IT. 😍😉😀👍😜
@@MrAce-lm8es Being a below average QB and carried by the defense makes a QB a legend? Before you answer that, just list all the playoff teams that Eli beat who scored at least the NFL average of 21 points or more.
Damn this team ran the ball so well. Oline got a push and both backs had great vision and consistently made the correct cut. Eli was just scratching the surface of his ability but let’s remember he was throwing to an old Toomer, injured Plaxico and rookie Boss. Also at this point Coughlin wanted to run the ball.
You look at that 2nd TD drive, first completion a tight ball to rookie Smith in double coverage, next a 3rd down conversion in triple coverage to rookie Boss, then the TD pass to old Toomer on the next play
How To Troll The Dallas Cowboys When You're A New York Giants Fan: just mention the 2007 season and the Divisional Playoff Game Dallas lost. That'll piss off every Dallas Fan! 😂🤣😂🤣
2011 works too cause week 17 giants cowboys win and the NFC East and a playoff spot is yours lose and you're done and the giants pretty much dominate that game giants may not be good and haven't for awhile at least they can say they've won Superbowls more recently than the cowboys
Why? It's the same thing every year. It's that way now. Same exact cowboys just different names and faces. Jerry can have all the money and talk all he wants about how he'd write whatever sized check to win another superbowl but then keeps himself in the gm role and hires shit coaches. It's literally insanity. He does the same shit year after year and expects a championship? Lol won't happen as long as Jerry is alive
Also think it's sad that they could never muster up a superbowl victory for Jason Witten. If any dallas cowboy ever deserved to have a championship, it was that guy for sure.
Nothing like the Giants beating the Cowboys on the road in the playoffs. This was clearly my Super Bowl. The Patriots was a good win but nothing beats this win. 🇺🇸😎
Good win? I think you're underselling the fact that the giants defeated the undefeated juggernaut of the patriots in the biggest upset in superbowl history lol
The differences in the coaching was stark. Tom Coughlin looked like he was living and dying with every play. Wade Phillips looked like he was trying to remember what the dinner special was at Texas Roadhouse
The good: Re-living this amazing upset, one of many on the Giants way to their third Super Bowl win The bad: Having to listen to the commentary from Numb & Number. Whenever they called a Cowboys game, the bias by Aikman was palpable.
O line decided they didn't want to buckle down and continue blocking and playing lights out. It's the same shit they still do to this day. Same game plan, different qb and rb and wide outs lol. Same game plan different names.
2011 too. 4 years later, they did damn near the EXACT SAME thing. Beat a future NFL MVP in Matt Ryan, the CURRENT 15-1 mvp in a rod @ lambeau, the BEST defense in the nfl @ candlestick park, and the GOATs in ne ONCE AGAIN
Well at least it hasn't been over 2 decades since ur team won a championship. At least u can say that. Us dallas fans still have to rely on the 90s dynasty as a bragging point which kida really freaking sucks bc I've seen some dallas rosters since then that were pretty close to being equally as talented as the early 90s rosters but they just have zero discipline. The thing I didn't get was the giants hiring Jason Garrett. They literally watch that guy clap on the sidelines 2 times a year every year for years and coach some really talented dallas rosters to mediocre records and they decided to hire him??? Mind blown how literally any professional team would hire him. But then again dallas hired Mccarthy and that guy ain't any better. He had aarron rodgers for years and had 1 championship to show for it? Sad
I was on a cruise with a bunch of friends during this game. I ran to the nearest bar on the cruise to watch after the captain’s dinner lol and found some Dallas fans there watching. Anyway it was a good night for us Giants fans!
It’s crazy man Dallas should of won this game like usual. Multiple free offsides penalty and one gave NY a free TD. Letting them drive down for a TD with like a min left before half. Clayton and Glenn with some of the most awful WR plays you will ever see. And people blame Romo
For real, not to mention the fact that the offsides called on Demarcus Ware was a terrible call, and if the phantom penalty wasn't called then the Giants would have gotten no points instead of seven on their first drive.
I would say cope but this happened almost 20 years ago more like move on cowboys being humiliated in the playoffs is as consistent as the 49ers choking in either the NFCCG or the Superbowl
I love watching this game over and over, as well as the Giants whole 2007-08 playoff run! Watching the sick look on Jerry Jones face at game end is priceless $$. Also, seeing Troy Aikman, who couldn't have been any more biased against the Giants as an announcer, have no choice but to eat crow! (not to mention in the Packer and Patriot games too). At least Troy was still sober in the booth back then. Ok, he's a better announcer than Tony Romo, but that's not saying much.
2:01:13 LOLZ Seeing the face of Jerry Jones every time his CowGirls lose never gets old. This one was the most epic since games like this matter the most.
@@pretorious700 Oh, I disagree with that. I'm no fan of the Ca'boys, but I can name many who're worse. In fact, I will 🙂 Dean Spanos Mike Brown McCaskeys Fords Bidwells Jimmeh Haslem Shad Kahn The Johnsons (how appropriate, for the J E S T!) McClain, in nearby Houston Haircut Boy in Oak- I mean, Vegas And so on...
@@MrsBlaileen1 drops* plural, Crayton had multiple drops plus the stutter step to not get the game winner. Plus the T.O. drop, plus the Fasano td drop that hit him in the chest.
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I'm a Patriots fan, and I gotta say.. The 07 Giants are one of the most impressive teams of all time. They took down the 13-3 Cowboys, 13-3 Packers, and 16-0 Patriots all on the road.. That's pretty amazing
And later in 2011 they took out the 15-1 packers in divisional and the 13-3 49ers in the championship and they were 9-7 and then won against the 13-3 patriots in the super bowl
@@xWocky151 Yeah man, it sucked from my standpoint. But looking back on it I can't help but applaud. Both runs were incredible. They basically duplicated their 07 run in 2011, minus 1 less combined win for their opponent's.
But I still gave you a 2 - 0 Super Bowl
They were an incredibly tough, resilient, hard nosed football team.
FACTS brotha 😎👌
The look on Jerry Jones face when they lost will always be funnier than the crying Jordan meme. 🤣🤣🤣
Any face of disgust that Jerry Jones makes is funny.
@@Johnny13-f6g Any face of his is foney funny.
I thought the funniest thing was TO crying after the loss during that press conference.
"You can talk about the vacation, but I think that's really unfair...that's unfair, man! That's my teammate, that's my quarterback! And if you do that, man, that's UNFAIR! We lost as a team today! We lost as a team!"
SportsCenter and Stuart Scott talking about how deeply moved he was by TO's speech for standing up for his QB Romo and sure, fine, whatever. I just couldn't believe we made TO cry on top of beating Dallas in the playoffs on the last play. That fucking made my day!
Was he picking his nose at the time?
Nose pick was a good one@@Johnny13-f6g
My boss was a big Dallas fan and he kept teasing me how they were going to win. One of the sweetest wins in my lifetime
It’s gets even sweeter for Giants fans.
How did your boss react after the cowboys lost this particular game???
I’m shocked he didn’t fire you out of rage 😅 (joke by the way)
That was a hard one but it’s satisfying knowing we haven’t lost to y’all since 2016
The quality of image is sooo good considering that it is a 2007 game
I was just thinking the same thing. Crazy how awesome games look on TV these days with modern tech.
There’s a 720p version of the ravens giants super bowl in January 2001.
Lol damn yah make 2007 seem like 1987. We getting old
One of the greatest games in the modern NYG era.
They just pulled off one of the biggest upsets in NFL history, but that was far from the biggest upset in their postseason run.
It's exciting to watch these older but relatively recent games once a little time has passed. Excellent pastime for a rainy or snowy day.
Totally agree, I've been watching Jets and Giants games on these channels from the 70s up.
My favorites are anything with Pat Summerall and John Madden.
And any Monday Night Football game with Howard Cosell !!
Am watching them right this minute in a late afternoon here on a rainy night with my beer 🍺 🍻 Salud 👍✌️
I have a TH-cam list of 90s playoff games ..I watch on bad weather days....
Absolutely. Cool to see how much of the game has changed in different ways since that season.
I was 18 when the new York Giants won the Superbowl. Man great memories as a die hard Giants fan.
I'm a big Giant fan! This Cowboys team was loaded with talent on both sides of the ball! Giants was so banged up with injuries in this game in was hard to watch so many players limping off the field hurt! Giants had no business winning this Game! But they did it with nothing but guts and great coaching!! Unbelievable!!!!
Cowboys were poorly coached and undisciplined.
And Strahan said Eli had a shoulder injury but he didn't tell anyone
When Romo is the QB you as the opponent no matter how many injuries you got you always have a chance
Beating the Cowboys was one of the biggest upsets in NFL history, beating the Patriots was one of the biggest upsets in sports history.
@@JayYo21 Did you even watch Romo play? It see how the cowboys found multiple ways to lose games for him? It was pretty much the opposite of what happened for Eli, who was below average and carried.
RIP Marion Barber he was such a great tough player.
Ironically enough, my dad and I are Giants/ Michigan State fans. We got to see Marion Barber play MSU when he was a Golden Gopher. We both wanted the Giants to draft him.
Marion the barbarian was a beast. Rip
Crazy how three players from this game have already passed
Giants fan here, he was an absolute unit. May he continue to rest in peace.
Rip Barber
Man this game is so different from what I remembered when I was younger … TO’s drops, Crayton multiple drops, and a big TD drop by fasano… those are the plays that really costed Dallas the game. They converted like 75% of their 3rd downs going into the 4th until the offensive line completely folded. Romo actually was playing a good individual game. The drops, offensive line and penalties were game changing for sure.
Sure as hell rather go down swinging than by throwing a one foot incompletion right into the ground!
Romo is my guy but he took two crucial sacks in the forth quarter when he could have thrown the ball away. Then he followed that up by getting an intentional grounding when he didn't have to.
There were a bunch of crucial penalties and drops throughout the game on offense. That really hurt our overall production. Probably should have been a 27 point offensive performance minimum.
The first two TD's the defense gave up were so egregious. Obviously the first was just one vomit inducing play. The second Giants driving the hole field in 45 seconds was a series of disgusting plays consecutively.
@@supersexysega true. This was romos first full year starting. He always wanted to make a play. Didn’t learn to throw it away til late in his career. I loved watching him for that same reason.
@@itdoesntmeanathing Absolutely. He definitely got better at shutting down a dead end play. Even in 07' his positives far outweighed the relatively slim negatives in his game.
@@supersexysega those two crucial sacks were on the oline, Romo says hike and 3+ guys coming running through untouched. Anytime a qb has to hike it and run a fast as he can the moment the ball touches his hands. That's on the oline. Overall the oline was terrible that entire second half, the fact that Romo was quick enough and released the ball fast enough to only get sacked twice is actually something barely any qbs ever could do with that kind of pass rush.
Amani Toomer was so good in this playoff run and was a really good #2 WR when Plaxico Burress was the #1 WR. Both Burress and Toomer made huge plays to help carry this offense along with Eli Manning
If burress didn't shoot himself giants would've won in 08 as well.
Steve Smith was also an unsung hero for the G men.
One thing I feel that often gets overlooked in the Giants 07 run was the TD right before halftime vs the Cowboys. The fact that Dallas had the ball for that long and scored a TD only for the Giants to come back and sneak a TD before half and tie the game had completely reversed the momentum of the game. Giants took control of the game in the 2nd half.
yep, that touchdown before halftime was huge! killed the cowboy momentum... Eli of course was steady. great win!
Dallas is notorious for doing that. Instead of getting up and padding the score they'll get one score ahead and then decide to just relax and give games away. Then did it with Romo they do it with dak. Zero discipline since Jimmy left within that organization or disorganization I should say
Best Super Bowl of all time
that was huge
@Doug Smith Yep. With the lack of accountability, you could have Montana, Brady,Manning or Mahomes and still wont sniff the Suoer Bowl.
Hard to believe that this was the last ever playoff game at Texas Stadium. Boy what an embarrassing why for the Cowboys to go out.
Watching this 15 years later I was still nervous the Giants were going to blow it at the end😀
Nah that's what dallas does better than any team in the league. Multi billion dollar team with a palace to play in and all the talent in the world every year just to let the fans down literally every single year. I would know I'm a Dallas fan
@@dougsmith3821 yeah the cowboys was competing against the lions, browns on that note 🤣🤣🤣
I know!!😅
@@dougsmith3821 I'm die hard giants fan, but always felt bad, that Romo never got , to a super bowl, with all that he went thru.
@@archsciontrismegistus4194 I'm sure your team has let you down many times as well. Half the damn league can't win a play-off game more frequently than once every 5 years. At least DAL has a winning history.
Best part of this is knowing how badly buck and Aikman wanted Dallas.
I'll never forget that broadcast, and how Troy Aikman continually was rooting for Dallas
@@davidr5961 man , you are not kidding , listening to Aikman , you would have thought the cowboys were up 35 points
I mean, Aikman WAS Dallas’s qb from ‘89-‘00 so that made sense, but what didn’t make sense was Buck for whatever reason
@@BoltPin_05 Dallas was many of the pundits and announcers pick to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl.
@@davidr5961 well who the hell do you think Aikman would root for ? !
This game would mark
-The first divisional round playoff win for the NY Giants since 2000
-The first divisional round playoff win for Tom Coughlin since 1999
-The last playoff game in Texas Stadium
-The last playoff game Terrell Owens played in
-The only playoff game between the NY Giants and Dallas Cowboys
Is this really the only playoff game that the Giants and the Cowboys played in NFL HISTORY??!!!! WOW! That surprises me especially that these two teams were dominant at times back in the day.
The giants beat the buccaneers the week prior. That was coughlins first playoff win since 96
@@DiabetesSandwich Eli/NY Giants fans hate facts.
didnt TO go to the SB with the Eagles after this?
It also marks the first of many games in which Eli was basically a non factor and the defense carried him to two SB MVPs. Seriously, someone on the defense should have had the MVP both times. Brady was scoring an average of 35 and 32 points and the Giants defense held him to 14 and 17 point and all the credit went to Eli. An absolute travesty of justice.
In the illustrious historical rivalry between the Giants and Cowboys, it's kinda hard to believe 2007 was the FIRST time ever that they played in the playoffs...
And to this day it's the last.
one of the best examples of how hard it is to beat the same team 3 times in one season.
Cowboys failed in 2007
Saints failed in 2020
@@jacksonconley511749ers failed in 2021.
Gee…it’s amazing when the Giants had a good offensive line and defense, how great Eli was…just telling the haters! You don’t win two Super Bowls as underdogs unless you have a great qb.
Considering that he had a final 117-117-1 record, only 5 of 15 10+ win seasons, I'd say he was a pretty good QB on a couple of teams that peaked at exactly the right time. I like the guy, but I'd never call him great.
@@indy_go_blue6048 Eli was not that good. In fact, it is fair to say that he was below average. In his 16 years, his passer rating was below the NFL average 9 times (more than 50%). And the 7 times it was above the average, 5 times it was 3.8 or less on a scale that goes up to 158.3 or just 2.4% above. Or basically still just the average. He had two years in 16 in which he was somewhat above average. He won the lottery twice. That doesn't make him good. And those are the facts.
@@tomknapp6194 Facts? He didn't win the lottery. He took two Super Bowl MVP awards. Took. Them. From the likes of Tony Romo, Bret Favre, Tom Brady, and Aaron Rodgers. Those are actual facts.
@@jasonreid9267 Really? In the regular seasons, the Cowboys scored 45/31 points. The Packers scored 35 points. And the Patriots scored 38. And then in the playoffs, Eli actually scored fewer points per game and had last second lucky plays to beat each one of those pro bowl QBs who scored less than 20 points. And Eli was the hero?
Furthermore, in 2011, the 49ers had 27 and the Packers scored 38. And once again in the playoffs neither one scored over 20 and Eli was given credit?
Anyone with an ounce of common sense would realize that the defense held 5 pro bowl QBs to almost 14 points below their average. Eli had ZERO to do with this.
Think about this.... Eli vs playoff teams that score 20 or less: 8-0. Eli vs playoff teams that score 21 or more: 0-4. How do you explain this? If you think it was Eli, how do you think those teams made it to the playoffs scoring 20 or less points per game? He didn't. Eli was lucky. End of story.
Having a great defence was 50% of it.
This Giant team would beat the 2021-22 Giants by 50 points
I'd freaking hope so. Have u seen Daniel Jones? Dudes a better reciever than a qb
Don’t be too sure. They were 10-6 for a reason, they were a very inconsistent team who got hot at the right time.
The look on Jerry Jones' face at the end of the game, makes the win all the more special.
After the game was over with TO was crying in the press conference defending Romo🤣🤣🤣
@@brandonknight7486 I remember. I also remember thinking it was the biggest crock of shit ive ever heard. lol
@@Brian-zo1ll that's my quarterback 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s what he deserved for giving his players airline tickets for next week.
That's what he gets for buying tickets then getting knocked out...
1:59:34 Crayton slows down on that route almost stopped then when he sees the ball coming he tries to catch up to it. I don’t think that was an over throw by Romo. Seems like Crayton wasn’t anticipating the ball being thrown to him.
Also didn't stack defender... probably one of the worst run go routes in the history of man kind
It’s taken me. 15 years to rewatch this game😢
Respect I’m a Vikings fan and I will never re-watch the 98 NFC championship game collapse.
I think Jerry learned his lesson punching his airline tickets to superbowl early. Can see look on his face at end lmao. Go big blue thank u for these magical times
I remember this game. All I wanted the Giants to do was eliminate the Cowboys, which they did. I didn't expect them to go all the way and beat the New England Cheaters.
Hate to burst ur bubble but every team has cheated at one point or another. Even whatever team is ur favorite. If it hasn't been a team effort guarantee they've had at very least one player cheat one way or another at some point of time. Goes for any sport.
@@dougsmith3821 - One, when you are as good as NE was, there was no need to cheat. Two, NE was _caught_ cheating more than once, and nothing was done. Not only that, all the evidence was ordered to be destroyed. They deserved to be humiliated by NY... Twice!
If the Pats really cheated then the Giants shouldn’t have had a chance in that game.
This Giants roster always brings back good memories.
True. This year and 2011 were absolutely LEGENDARY
True, unless you’re a Patriots or Cowboys bandwagon.
Fun fact: the Cowboys have not had back to back playoff appearances since 2007. And 2006-2007 was the first one since 1998-1999. And they haven’t won their division in back to back years since they did it 5 times in a row in 1992-1996
And they’ve only won 3 playoff games since 1996.
1:59:37 WOW!!! the WR didn't run through his route! Romo thru a perfect ball there, anticipating that the receiver was going to run through his route!
Holy shit I just noticed that. He slowed down
Heartbreaking loss for the Cowboys, who would have hosted the Packers for the NFC Championship. Instead, the Giants would win in Green Bay. Give NY credit….they played great in that postseason.
The Giants had to rely on total collapses by Romo, Favre, and Brady and still needed a multitude of lucky plays to have last second wins. In no book is that playing great.
@@tomknapp6194 Their defense, lead by an up and coming Steve Spagnola. deserves a lot of credit for that. They were outstanding.
@@MrsBlaileen1 In 2007, the Giants defense gave up 31 and 45 to Romo, 35 to Favre, and 38 to Brady. Then in the playoffs not one of them scored over 20 points and all the credit went to Eli for his once in a lifetime pass in which he basically closed his eyes and heaved the ball. The defense really stepped up when they needed to and carried Eli through both playoffs. Eli vs teams that score 20 or less: 8-0. Eli vs teams that score 21+: 0-4. Eli just cannot win if the defense doesn't carry him.
@@tomknapp6194 lol who the hell think carried giants in 2011 it sure wasn't giants defense it was rank like 28th you dumb a**. and guess what giants defense did end of 4th qrt and eli had to make a winning drives both superbowls .don't give me that shit it was all giants defense boy you are stupid
@@tomknapp6194 sound like you are a joules hater Eli manning 2 things you are a pats fan or cowboys fan LMFAO . and you tell me what qb wins if there team defense isn't playing good . boy you are stupid
Listening to Aikman and Buck this game from a giants fan standpoint is absolutely brutal
It’s like that every time they play we’re used to it.
Yes, there was no question, Aikman would be rooting for them the whole game
@@davidr5961 It made the win sweeter imho.
Another heartache 💔 as a Cowboys fan... my 1st year of college I remember this loss 😢
Are ya used to it yet? Or do ya get suckered into believing in that team year after year like I do?
@@dougsmith3821 naw im a realist bro... I had feeling we was going to lose to the niners.... this past year.
Did you cry like TO?
In clutch situations, Eli Manning had ice in his veins.
"He (Tony Romo) knows how to play the game." Troy Aikman.I agree that he played to the best of himself.
After this game, I never uttered the words “this is our year” again 😂
Had to come back and watch this after losing 40-0
As a Washington fan, I respect this cuz we've been there. Gmen will bounce back.
@@seanwilson8168Washington’s bounce back I feel like is coming within the next 4-5 years.
13 years and 3 days old, The 2007 NFC Divisional Playoff Game, Giants @ Cowboys from Irving, Texas inside Texas Stadium. A playoff showdown for the ages. The First Ever Playoff Meeting. It couldn't get better. Oh wait, it does! R.W. McQuarters makes the final grab and send Dallas home! Go Giants! Thank You, Jessica Simpson!
I will have to say in defense of Romo with the play starting at @1:59:10, he may have lead the pass a lil bit but Crayton could have adjusted to it and it would have been caught.
Man I miss Romo. Those balls came out his hand before his WRs get there. Dak waits for them to get there first
Yeah, Romo was awesome in the playoffs when it counted....oh, wait....
@@pretorious700 spoken like an idiot that doesn't know football or can see how worse even by offensive line alone Romo had it compared to Dak
Dak would have never started for this team, with this oline, during this era that was harder for qbs. Prescott's limited ability would have never even started or even made a team in 2007 nfl.
@@johnortan1890 yeah he wouldn't have survived
@@Soccercrazyigboman idk about that he's a pretty tough kid really. I don't know as if he would've started or made a team but if he did I think he would've survived I think dak has a ton of potential but he's one of those guys that needs to really work at perfecting his craft. Romo was great bc he was very football smart which is weird for a guy that rather would've played basketball. The guys football iq is just absolutely phenomenal. Dak could be really good too but I don't think he puts in as much effort on his end as it would require for him to be great. Not saying he doesn't work out and doesn't try at all but he's just that type of qb that needs to work harder than others
A 3 man route on 4th and 11 ? Jesus Christ Jason Garrett 🤬
1:24:26 is where the game was lost by Patrick Crayton. if he catches that ball there is open space to at least get it done to the redzone and either get a touchdown or a field goal. Instead Crayton drops the ball, RW McQuarters gets a good punt return. The Giants score and the rest is history.
Don't forget 1:59:34 where he stops running his route on what would have been the game winning touchdown.
LOL, that was one play and it happened in the 3rd quarter. Romo didn't play well enough to win this game.
@@MrDunn490. Dropped Passes Never Helps.
Tom Coughlin was the main reason this was a good team, now look what they have
Brandon Jacobs has to be my favorite running back of all time
What brought me some of the most joy about this, what still brings me joy to this day?... The anguish in Mr Troy Aikman's voice, the disappointment in his voice after that interception to pretty much end the game 😉
Thanks for the upload Bart! It was awesome seeing the Giants who were underdogs in the 2007 postseason and beat the nearly undefeated Patriots in the Super Bowl. Do you happen to have 1986 Lions @ Vikings?
They were also unlikesble
@@chrisuncleahmad666 True
giants always underdog . giants was even underdogs in 1986 Superbowl 21 and giants was underdogs all there Superbowl games
@WheelsAlwaysTurning I would go as far as saying Tom Coughlin was an even better coach than Bill Parcells. Parcells had Lawrence Taylor, the greatest defensive player in NFL history AND Bill Belichick, the greatest defensive coordinator (who would go on to be widely considered as the goat head coach) on his team so having both first ballot hall of farmers made it a lot easier for Parcells to win. Meanwhile Tom Coughlin had lesser (still very good) players and coaches on his roster and yet he still managed to get the same number of Super Bowl rings, especially in the salary cap era where you can only spend so much to build a roster so yeah, I give Coughlin the nod over Parcells for greatest Giants football coach!
@@funtyes1970 Giants were 9.5 favorites in SB 21 against elway.
Why did TO never get passed to by Romo? Best inside wideout and didn’t get one pass? Thank you, thank you, thank you.
If Crayton makes that 3rd and 14 catch (the one that went right through his hands) he’s gone for a 70 yard TD, he may have cost us the game
Not may, a td would have won it. And if Crayton would not have stuttered at the end, but kept running the route like a normal receiver at a middle school or higher would do, that also was a td. Fasano also dropping that td that hit him in the chest.
@@johnortan1890 for real dude, that game was brutallll, trips me out Romo still catches all the heat for that loss. If the receivers would’ve done their job the Cowboys go to the NFC Championship.
@@markolio77486 lol I know there is this one guy in the comments blaming cowboys loss on that 14 seconds left 4th and 11 toss up trying to get a freak win. I guess he would prefer if Romo ran the clock out with 14 seconds left instead.
@@johnortan1890 😂😂😂 savage lol, people show how little they actually know about football spouting off crap like that. Dak is pretty good, but I’d take Romo in his prime any day of the week. He’d be lights out with the receivers they have now.
@@markolio77486 I never once blamed Romo for this loss. To this day, I still blame Crayton and the defense giving up that momentum killing 50 second TD drive right before halftime.
07 Giants or the hardest team to win the Super Bowl of all time they came from the depths of their own defeat to claim that title salute
Dam Dallas and the divisional round, something's haven't changed
Man this was our best chance to go to a NFC championship
2007 for Dallas Sports Fans had to be brutal. Mavs win 67 Games and get booted out in the First Round by GSW and of course the Cowboys wetting the bed at Home with really their Best Team in the last 27 Years who was primed for a Super Bowl Run🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
The game that made Eli a legend.
Not really. He had to rely on Brady to have one of his worst games of the season and multiple lucky plays to pull out a last second win. Just as he did against the Cowboys. And Packers. And the 49ers in 2011. The Packers again (no lucky play needed, but Rodgers was well below average). And the Patriots again.
Eli vs teams scoring 20 or less: 8-0
Eli vs teams scoring 21+: 0-4
Without the defense to bail him out in those other 4 games, they were losses. Seriously, in the 2007 regular season, the Cowboys scored 31 and 45 points against the Giants. The Packers scored 35. The Patriots 38. And then when none of them score over 20 in the playoffs, it was because of Eli? Please explain.
@@tomknapp6194 We could say the same thing about the Defense carrying Brady during his first Superbowl.
@@saj8 Sure, every QB is carried at some point. For Eli it is a necessity.
@@tomknapp6194 Says the disgruntled Chargers' fan.
His defense made him a legend. Dont really know how bc he's not really a great qb at all. Just happens to be the brother of one of the greatest qbs to do it and had a good defense that won him 2 championships.
We really shot ourselves in the foot Crayton missed 2 crucial passes that would’ve changed the game smh .
YEAH.
But all you hear - EVEN TO THIS DAY - by people and even other Cowboys fans - is how Romo (but not Witten) went to Cancun (FOR "TWO DAYS" - DURING A "BYE" WEEK! It doesn't take "TWO WEEKS" to prepare for a football game), and how he "BLEW THE GAME!"
When I bring up WR Patrick Crayton - who a lot of people kept saying, he had "THE BEST HANDS ON THE TEAM" (WRONG. Witten had the best hands on the team. Witten doesn't even play for them anymore and his hands are still better than anyone's on the current team), and how he DROPPED "TWO PASSES" (something a player with "THE BEST HANDS ON THE TEAM" would never do in a playoff game) that would've extended drives - and help RUN THE CLOCK OUT on the Giants, people look at me, like I don't know what I'm talking about and want to keep talking about Romo going to Cancun, and how he's a "CHOKER."
I say, Crayton didn't go to Cancun, so what's your excuse for him, and how come nobody's calling him a "CHOKER?"
ALL I HEAR IS CRICKETS.
@@dcoopthemann mouth breathers man. I've realized that most of them are if not all are football idiots
According to Aikman Crayton had the "best hands on the team" 🤣🤣🤣
@@dcoopthemann Let us know when you get near a point, Chuckles.
Maybe
Eli and the defense was balling.
Eli wasn’t necessarily “balling” lol, but he was EFFICIENT. 2011 tho, eli was FOR SURE on one that year. Damn near 5k yards, 16 4th Q TDs, etc.
Patrick crayton dropped that muthafreakin wide open crossing route. SMH. Hurts my heart til thus day.
Aikman & buck were anti Giant's & everybody knew it, I'm a huge Giant's fan & I'm so glad they won this game because Jerry Jones put championship tickets on all the cowboy players lockers, & then the NY FOOTBALL GIANT'S WON THE GAME & MADE JERRY JONES LOOK LIKE A FOOL, I LOVED IT. 😍😉😀👍😜
Jerry looks like a fool every year. Has since 95. And I'm a Dallas fan.
Disturbing that 2 stars in the NFL are no longer with us on this earth. So strange.
😭😭 it’s hurts to rewatch this as a cowboys fan
I just wouldn't if it was me
The Run That Made Eli Manning a Giants and NFL Legend.
@@MrAce-lm8es Being a below average QB and carried by the defense makes a QB a legend?
Before you answer that, just list all the playoff teams that Eli beat who scored at least the NFL average of 21 points or more.
Man, had to post this game😭 should’ve posted the 2007 regular season matchup at the meadowlands
Damn this team ran the ball so well. Oline got a push and both backs had great vision and consistently made the correct cut. Eli was just scratching the surface of his ability but let’s remember he was throwing to an old Toomer, injured Plaxico and rookie Boss. Also at this point Coughlin wanted to run the ball.
You look at that 2nd TD drive, first completion a tight ball to rookie Smith in double coverage, next a 3rd down conversion in triple coverage to rookie Boss, then the TD pass to old Toomer on the next play
Cowboys lost this game by giving up a TD with just :53 seconds left before halftime. oh and that pass at 1:59:18
How To Troll The Dallas Cowboys When You're A New York Giants Fan: just mention the 2007 season and the Divisional Playoff Game Dallas lost. That'll piss off every Dallas Fan! 😂🤣😂🤣
2011 works too cause week 17 giants cowboys win and the NFC East and a playoff spot is yours lose and you're done and the giants pretty much dominate that game giants may not be good and haven't for awhile at least they can say they've won Superbowls more recently than the cowboys
Ok, but team wins most of their regular season games. Dak can't handle the playoff teams.
This win was better than the Superbowl. The disappointment from the Cowboys and their fans was so satisfying.
Seeing the Patriots finally lose was a bit more sweet for me.
Most of us were glad Patriots lost the Super Bowl. Can you imagine their fans bragging nonstop had they won?
Eli Manning was a Lion, and I don't mean no Detroit.
One of the worst days in recent Cowboys history.
Been a few of them.
15 years ago isn't that recent.
Why? It's the same thing every year. It's that way now. Same exact cowboys just different names and faces. Jerry can have all the money and talk all he wants about how he'd write whatever sized check to win another superbowl but then keeps himself in the gm role and hires shit coaches. It's literally insanity. He does the same shit year after year and expects a championship? Lol won't happen as long as Jerry is alive
Also think it's sad that they could never muster up a superbowl victory for Jason Witten. If any dallas cowboy ever deserved to have a championship, it was that guy for sure.
RIP Marion Barber
Nothing like the Giants beating the Cowboys on the road in the playoffs. This was clearly my Super Bowl. The Patriots was a good win but nothing beats this win. 🇺🇸😎
Good win? I think you're underselling the fact that the giants defeated the undefeated juggernaut of the patriots in the biggest upset in superbowl history lol
The differences in the coaching was stark. Tom Coughlin looked like he was living and dying with every play. Wade Phillips looked like he was trying to remember what the dinner special was at Texas Roadhouse
still love this ... Jerry Jones giving tickets to the player before the game still stands as one of the greatest ooops ever
The good: Re-living this amazing upset, one of many on the Giants way to their third Super Bowl win
The bad: Having to listen to the commentary from Numb & Number. Whenever they called a Cowboys game, the bias by Aikman was palpable.
A romo pick in the 4th to end the game… classic.
Will never understand why the Boys moved off of Barber as the focal point in this one…that first half was dominant
O line decided they didn't want to buckle down and continue blocking and playing lights out. It's the same shit they still do to this day. Same game plan, different qb and rb and wide outs lol. Same game plan different names.
Never gets old. Jones face. Hahaha
Crayton dropped it, Murray fumbled it, and Dez caught it. Cowboys = snakebit
When being a Giants fan was enjoyable smh😏🙁
2011 too. 4 years later, they did damn near the EXACT SAME thing. Beat a future NFL MVP in Matt Ryan, the CURRENT 15-1 mvp in a rod @ lambeau, the BEST defense in the nfl @ candlestick park, and the GOATs in ne ONCE AGAIN
When being a __________ fan was enjoyable. A lot of fans can commiserate with that.
Well at least it hasn't been over 2 decades since ur team won a championship. At least u can say that. Us dallas fans still have to rely on the 90s dynasty as a bragging point which kida really freaking sucks bc I've seen some dallas rosters since then that were pretty close to being equally as talented as the early 90s rosters but they just have zero discipline. The thing I didn't get was the giants hiring Jason Garrett. They literally watch that guy clap on the sidelines 2 times a year every year for years and coach some really talented dallas rosters to mediocre records and they decided to hire him??? Mind blown how literally any professional team would hire him. But then again dallas hired Mccarthy and that guy ain't any better. He had aarron rodgers for years and had 1 championship to show for it? Sad
Hall of Famers:
Giants: Eli Manning, Michael Strahan
Cowboys: Jerry Jones (Owner), Terrell Owens, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten
I'd say the last 25 years has hurt Jerry Jones' chances
Not sure if it's the COVID mindset, or the Eagles fan in me - but at the start, Buck and Aikman look like they're standing way too close for comfort.
What a moronic comment
Probably both
If Patrick Crayton wouldn’t have dropped that pass, Cowboys win. Great game
Nah that happened in the 3rd quarter, they still had to play after that and didn't do anything.
@@MrDunn490 true, but it would have been a momentum changer.
1:29:29 CRASH!!!
Why are Joe and Troy so damn close to each other? Hit the tequila a little early that day.
I was on a cruise with a bunch of friends during this game. I ran to the nearest bar on the cruise to watch after the captain’s dinner lol and found some Dallas fans there watching. Anyway it was a good night for us Giants fans!
15 years later and the cowboys still losing
It’s crazy man Dallas should of won this game like usual. Multiple free offsides penalty and one gave NY a free TD. Letting them drive down for a TD with like a min left before half. Clayton and Glenn with some of the most awful WR plays you will ever see.
And people blame Romo
For real, not to mention the fact that the offsides called on Demarcus Ware was a terrible call, and if the phantom penalty wasn't called then the Giants would have gotten no points instead of seven on their first drive.
I would say cope but this happened almost 20 years ago more like move on cowboys being humiliated in the playoffs is as consistent as the 49ers choking in either the NFCCG or the Superbowl
Cowboys O-line kept jumping because of fear
Thanks for the upload Bart. Do you happen to have the 2014 Ravens vs colts game
great game thanks bart
Why so sad, Jerry Jones? 2:01:13
Was waiting for nose pick.
That’s My Quarterback. WHAAAAAA! That was the best time after the game.😅
OMG TO on the last play? Nope, not even the guy in single coverage
I am a cowboys fan..we should have won that year..
I love watching this game over and over, as well as the Giants whole 2007-08 playoff run! Watching the sick look on Jerry Jones face at game end is priceless $$. Also, seeing Troy Aikman, who couldn't have been any more biased against the Giants as an announcer, have no choice but to eat crow! (not to mention in the Packer and Patriot games too). At least Troy was still sober in the booth back then. Ok, he's a better announcer than Tony Romo, but that's not saying much.
Great upload : D
Buck: Romo to the end zone! Intercepted by the Giants. No!!!
Aikman: Man!!! That sukks so bad!! I am sick to my stomach!!! (Crying)
2:01:13 LOLZ Seeing the face of Jerry Jones every time his CowGirls lose never gets old. This one was the most epic since games like this matter the most.
Next to Dan Snyder, Jerry Jones is the most hateable NFL owner.
@@pretorious700 Oh, I disagree with that. I'm no fan of the Ca'boys, but I can name many who're worse. In fact, I will 🙂
Dean Spanos
Mike Brown
McCaskeys
Fords
Bidwells
Jimmeh Haslem
Shad Kahn
The Johnsons (how appropriate, for the J E S T!)
McClain, in nearby Houston
Haircut Boy in Oak- I mean, Vegas
And so on...
Jerry looks like Boris Karloff in the original "Mummy" after the bandages are removed.
Did I mention that he already had tickets and travels plans made for the NFC title game?
@@Johnny13-f6g No, but that makes things funnier than they already are.
2:00:07: Interception.
RIP barber and Glenn
Patrick Crayton lost us the game
Yeah, the stupid interceptions had nothing to do with it.....LOFL.
That was a devastating drop for sure.
@@pretorious700 wait what? The last second toss up on 4th and 11? What was he supposed to do? Run out the clock instead? Lol
@@MrsBlaileen1 drops* plural, Crayton had multiple drops plus the stutter step to not get the game winner. Plus the T.O. drop, plus the Fasano td drop that hit him in the chest.
romo got the ball on the 50 yard line and had 2 minutes to score a touchdown. that's an all-time choke
Don’t blame Romo blame his butter finger receivers and that defense that allowed a touch down under 50 seconds before 2nd half
Coach Coughlin at 1:03ish was awesome.
Slow motion “He grabbed his f@&$#%g face mask”
😂😂😂😂
1:29:26 I love damaging public property too
Giants ride their momentum to the NFC Championship game
This was maybe the BEST playoff run I’ve seen in the nfl. Basically FOUR CONSECUTIVE UPSETS
@@jctslice i wouldn’t count the Tampa game an upset (I think they would’ve beat Tampa either way)