Waiting for someone to make a movie about Tom landry..played high school football in mission, Tx..played at university of texas...bomber pilot in WW II..played for the NY Giants...defensive coordinator for the giants..vince Lombardi offensive coordinator for the Giants...a true American patriot 🇱🇷🇱🇷
This is amazing seeing Tom Landry sit down for an interview with the man who beat his Cowboys twice in Super Bowls 11 & 13 as the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Both are classic football legends. 🏉
WW2 veteran and football legend. I'm from Michigan and was a Lions and Dolphins fan but it didn't matter whose team you rooted for. This man was respected nationwide.
As an eight year old kid I started watching the Tom Landry Show on local TV, and because of that I began watching pro football. I watched the NFL A N D the AFL, but the NFL, with the Dallas Cowboys playing in the Eastern Conference, playing in the Cotton Bowl, with Tom Landry head-coaching, Don Meredith quarterbacking, and my Dad, my uncle's, and myself watching every Sunday after church is most definitely my greatest childhood memory. R. I. P. 🇨🇱🏈Tom Landry 🏈🇨🇱 God bless our pro football heroes from a bygone era.
As a Raiders fan from those years I still respected Coach Landry. What a Great Coach, Man, Husband and Father...Christian. He didn't just Coach them they were family. His players in return loved him. Letting them go when he had to grieved him. At his Going Home Service his players remembered him fondly.
Tom Landry is probably one the greatest coaches of all time and a better man. I can't help wondering if he felt odd having terry Bradshaw interviewing him, considering he had to go against him twice in a superbowl and losing twice.
I think at that point they related to each other as members of the NFL fraternity. They were professionals and both knew the Super Bowls were nothing personal.
He definitely had enough of Bradshaw who went on a 5-0 run vs Landry from Jan 76 to Sept 82. Terry was the only QB consistently able to read the Flex Defense
Thanks for posting this video. Tom Landry was one of a rare and special breed. He accomplished a lot in his life and always was humble. He may not have been hurt by Jerry Jacka$$ Jones kicking him out of the Cowboys organization but almost everyone else in the world was. And still is. This brief video tells me something I didn’t know, Coach Landry was probably tired of coaching after all the years as a player and coach. It was his time to step back
@rog9601 It's funny that we speculate on that, because I've always thought Terry's ideal coach ( just for the sake of this question ) would have been Bum Phillips.
He was a great man! Haven't been a Cowboys fan since then. Chiefs are now my team as they came from Dallas and I'm a Tech alumnus so I have to root for Mahomie!
Concentration. Always one play ahead. Ready to make changes if necessary. Professionalism demands the coach maintain his cool so that he can think clearly, evaluate the game - not the crowd, players excitement or even a referee's (missed) call - his sole objective is to lead the team from the sidelines. "I always felt that in order for me to give the best to the Cowboys, to the players, was to be as non-emotional as I could. That way I could concentrate. If your concentrating your thinking. If your over emotional your not thinking and your likely to lose the game." -Tom Landry
True and he said in many interviews he couldn't get too close to the players because it would be more difficult for him to discipline or cut them if needed for the better of the team and organization. He became close friends with many after their playing days.
Well it's the Paul Brown Show. Thanks for the comments. I often heard Coach Landry says he got his dress for success inspiration (if that is the right word to use) from Coach Paul Brown. Of course with all due respect that's how they dressed back then.
i have it somewhere it was during a pre game super bowl show . I have it recorded but ive been looking for it on line i believe it was either in 1996 or 2000 ...i'd have to go look through all my discs but it was definitly a FOX super bowl Pre game feature
If he didn’t fire Landry the Cowboys might not have any super bowl wins since Landry. Jerry’s problem was he scared elite coaches away and he is too loyal to QB’s like Romo and now Dak who aren’t good enough.
@@taylorsmith9629 Hold on. Laundry's time had come and I think he knew it. Could have been done better though. I agree Prescott sucks but Romo had the fire to win but Jones never built the right team for him. He has a lot of Favre in him and I wish Romo had better teams.
Eagles fan here, Coach Landry, class act all the way.
"Coach Landry was not just one of the greatest coaches of all time but one of the greatest human beings of all time" - Randy White
Waiting for someone to make a movie about Tom landry..played high school football in mission, Tx..played at university of texas...bomber pilot in WW II..played for the NY Giants...defensive coordinator for the giants..vince Lombardi offensive coordinator for the Giants...a true American patriot 🇱🇷🇱🇷
You are exactly right. He deserves a movie.
This is amazing seeing Tom Landry sit down for an interview with the man who beat his Cowboys twice in Super Bowls 11 & 13 as the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Both are classic football legends. 🏉
Tom Hanks would be ideal
Landry was a gentleman & a war hero. He coached the game the right way & with the right demeanor.
WW2 veteran and football legend. I'm from Michigan and was a Lions and Dolphins fan but it didn't matter whose team you rooted for. This man was respected nationwide.
Deserves nothing but respect
"Go get Joe Gibbs, I've had enough!" That brought a smile to my face. Landry seemed like a truly great man
He was. Read his biography. 30 combat missions in a B-17. Head coach of one team for 29 years.
He was a great coach 20 years of winning seasons I miss his coaching
I love this!!Terry Bradshaw got him to grin!!My late Dad loved TL and he was just pure CLASS!!💙🏈
I know Laura. I would have liked to have heard what their conversation was off camera, as these two men were in some very memorable games.
A man of honor
As an eight year old kid
I started watching the Tom Landry Show on local TV, and because of that I began watching pro football.
I watched the NFL
A N D the AFL, but the
NFL, with the Dallas Cowboys playing in the Eastern Conference, playing in the Cotton Bowl, with Tom Landry
head-coaching, Don Meredith quarterbacking, and my Dad, my uncle's, and myself watching
every Sunday after church is most definitely my greatest
childhood memory.
R. I. P.
🇨🇱🏈Tom Landry 🏈🇨🇱
God bless our pro football heroes from a bygone era.
Love these candid interviews with the coach, great man, miss him.
Coach Landry!!! One of a kind.
Coach Tom Landry being interviewed by Terry Bradshaw - Great brief interview!
I would like to have heard the conversation that was not on film, there was a lot to discuss.
Thanks for posting. I grew up watching Coach Landry and the Cowboys. He is someone I look up to.
You are welcome. Yes there's nobody in the NFL at all like him and I don't expect there ever to be ever again. There really couldn't be.
Me too
Great person and coach
As a Raiders fan from those years I still respected Coach Landry. What a Great Coach, Man, Husband and Father...Christian. He didn't just Coach them they were family. His players in return loved him. Letting them go when he had to grieved him. At his Going Home Service his players remembered him fondly.
Dos leyendas sin rencores ... Y gracias ala dinastía de los 90s q lo vengaron y a nosotros los fans de los COWBOYS 🤘🏻🏉
The best coach ever
That would be Belichick
The GOAT 🐐
The Great Landry
Met him on several occasions in Oxnard. Always gave me his autograph and was so nice. His players respected him and feared him. RIP coach
You probably mean Thousand Oaks, where their training camp was held from 1963-1989. They did not show up in Oxnard until 2001.
Tom Landry is probably one the greatest coaches of all time and a better man. I can't help wondering if he felt odd having terry Bradshaw interviewing him, considering he had to go against him twice in a superbowl and losing twice.
I think at that point they related to each other as members of the NFL fraternity. They were professionals and both knew the Super Bowls were nothing personal.
He definitely had enough of Bradshaw who went on a 5-0 run vs Landry from Jan 76 to Sept 82. Terry was the only QB consistently able to read the Flex Defense
Thanks for posting this video. Tom Landry was one of a rare and special breed. He accomplished a lot in his life and always was humble. He may not have been hurt by Jerry Jacka$$ Jones kicking him out of the Cowboys organization but almost everyone else in the world was. And still is. This brief video tells me something I didn’t know, Coach Landry was probably tired of coaching after all the years as a player and coach. It was his time to step back
Legend. Consummate professional.
Love this guy best coach .
Bradshaw got along well with Laundry. Almost treats him like the coach he wished he had.
It is a known fact that Noll and Bradshaw did not get along to well.
@rog9601 It's funny that we speculate on that, because I've always thought Terry's ideal coach ( just for the sake of this question ) would have been Bum Phillips.
@@67marlins Terry talks about his relationship or no relationship with Noll to this day.
Cool guy, great coach !
Great man.
He was a great man! Haven't been a Cowboys fan since then. Chiefs are now my team as they came from Dallas and I'm a Tech alumnus so I have to root for Mahomie!
I hope you guys win this Sunday.
Nice. I remember this.
Rest in peace Mr Tom Landry God Bless 🙏 to you and your family
Whether you are a Cowboy fan or not, this man was pure class..
One thing they have in common, the same barber......
They look good without hair.
amazing man
happy 75th birthday terry paxton bradshaw !!!!
Concentration.
Always one play ahead.
Ready to make changes if necessary.
Professionalism demands the coach maintain his cool so that he can think clearly, evaluate the game - not the crowd, players excitement or even a referee's (missed) call - his sole objective is to lead the team from the sidelines.
"I always felt that in order for me to give the best to the Cowboys, to the players, was to be as non-emotional as I could. That way I could concentrate. If your concentrating your thinking. If your over emotional your not thinking and your likely to lose the game." -Tom Landry
True and he said in many interviews he couldn't get too close to the players because it would be more difficult for him to discipline or cut them if needed for the better of the team and organization.
He became close friends with many after their playing days.
Well it's the Paul Brown Show. Thanks for the comments. I often heard Coach Landry says he got his dress for success inspiration (if that is the right word to use) from Coach Paul Brown. Of course with all due respect that's how they dressed back then.
Here We Go Steelers Here We Go
Laundry da best ever in Dallas
The way Jones fired this all-time legend was just reprehensible
His actions caused the NFL to "slow down" the sale of a team process for the future.
Virgo man meets Virgo man.
I found this looking for Terry’s interview with Thomas Henderson. Does anybody know where it might be?
i have it somewhere it was during a pre game super bowl show . I have it recorded but ive been looking for it on line i believe it was either in 1996 or 2000 ...i'd have to go look through all my discs but it was definitly a FOX super bowl Pre game feature
Jerry Jones the worst NFL owner in history..🎉
If he didn’t fire Landry the Cowboys might not have any super bowl wins since Landry. Jerry’s problem was he scared elite coaches away and he is too loyal to QB’s like Romo and now Dak who aren’t good enough.
@@taylorsmith9629 Hold on. Laundry's time had come and I think he knew it. Could have been done better though. I agree Prescott sucks but Romo had the fire to win but Jones never built the right team for him. He has a lot of Favre in him and I wish Romo had better teams.
That's not Terry
Not just a great couch.but also respectable gentleman.