I do too Thomas. Dc4LIFE hit the nail on the head with this one. To me this was the greatest play in Dallas Cowboys history along with being the greatest game in Dallas Cowboys history! Hands Down! I still have that whole game on a VHS Video tape! GO COWBOYS!!!!!!
Yes. It did. I long for that type of team again for our organization. Hopefully 2021 will be the year. We have been waiting now for 26 years to win our 6th Super Bowl Championship. I pray to God that this year the wait will finally be over.
@Darrien Criner yes we can give him that much credit. How often did Romo have a great defense? Dude put up 500+ yards and 5 TD’s against Denver but the problem is Manning had similar numbers. Something that was all too common w our past defenses. The front office didn’t give Romo enough help
White to Pearson in the '80 playoff game vs Atlanta would be worth an honorable mention. 3rd and 20 vs Seattle-Romo to Williams as well. I only throw those out because so many others chimed in. Truth is, everyone could make a list but you did, and I'm thankin ya! Awesome job, Dallas Cowboys 4 Life!!
90s definitely the best, Romo always underperformed, just like Dak. Don’t find either one entertaining when they consistently didn’t/don’t get the job done when it matters.
I remember watching many of these live. The 2 that stick out most in my mind was the 1979 last season game victory, the pass to Hill which sent us to the playoffs and it was also Staubachs last career regular season game before he retired. The 2nd one was the pass to Harper in the 92 championship game. That was the play that sent us to the superbowl. I believe it was 1st down and Johnson called a real ballsy play there. I was shocked. That actually was the spark that created THE DYNASTY !
I wish the clip on the 79 throw to Hill showed the crowd's reaction at the end of the game. It was Skins' QB Theisman's birthday and the Cowboys fans sang "Happy Birthday" as the game ended with a Cowboys come-from-behind win.
I knew it would be Aikman to Harper in the coffin-nailing moment in the NFC Championship game in January of 93. It was such a big moment, the stakes were so crazy high, and that moment represented the exorcising of the demons of the 1981 season's NFC championship game when Montana beat them wish and prayer toss to Clark.
I love every play shown, and I think I may have watched every one at the time except the 1966 one. I'd just like to give kuddos to the game winning play I saw this past Sunday. A QB that nobody had confidence in other than his teammates, by the way making his first NFL start throws a perfect pass to a hurt Amari Cooper. I fell off the couch in joy and amazement.. Cowboys for life. GO COWBOYS !!!!
Aikman to Harper over the 9ers' Eric Davis, Novacek hurdling over some poor defenseless GB DB for a TD on Thanksgiving; Emmitt running over or thru half the Bears defense also on a Thanksgiving; Herschel Walker leaping over a pile of linemen for a TD on MNF v. NYG; Erik Williams man-handling Reggie White...So many great plays over the years. Thanks for the video!!
- White to Pearson late TD game winner (2nd White to Pearson TD in 4th Q) 1980 Playoffs v. Atlanta. - #20 belongs in Top 10. Staubach's last regular season TD & win, during all-time great game. - All-Time play that almost was: White to Pearson over the middle for 35 to mid-field, 1982 4th Q, NFC Title Game, the very next play after SF's The Catch. Only a handful of jersey stopped Pearson from scoring the winning TD and erasing The Catch from the history books.
Absolutely Danny White is not getting enough love. But why is Witten's helmet coming off a top 25 play? I mean really? Not a playoff game. It barely top 1000
The heartbreak of that SF game was that the very next play after the Pearson catch Danny fumbled the snap and SF recovered the football. And that was all she wrote. They only needed another 10 or 15 yards to get to field goal range and had plenty of time and 4 downs to do it in. Somewhere there is an alternate universe out there where Dallas kicked the game winning field goal with no time on the clock and went on to trounce Cincy in the SB that year. Makes me sad that I'm not living in that one...
Emmitt Smith's catch and run for a TD putting Dallas up in the 4th quarter 24 -13 against SF in 93 NFC title game (after the 92 regular season) which basically pretty much sealed the game and starting the 90s dynasty could also be on here...
Romo's game winner vs the lions in the playoffs would be nice to be in here. Also his 3rd and 20 play in Seattle against the prime legion of boom. Honorable mention dak to Beasley 2018 week 17. Still great vid though!
Another great moment was the TD pass to Drew Pearson that won the game vs the Falcons in the 1980 divisional round where we were losing 24-10 in the 4th quarter, final was 30-27!
Lot of great memories. I was blessed to be at several of these games. As a teen in the 70’s and playing High School football in Texas, Tom Landry and Roger Staubach were my heroes.
I'm an NFL East fan but Im not a cowboy follower but Redskin long time follower.But all through the years two of the men I've admired greatly was Roger Staubach and Tom Landry.I remember the redskin organization gave a recognition award to Tom Landry at a dinner ceremony in Washington D.C. Both men left a great legacy behing.I believe the cowboy organization should have called their stadium Landry stadium.Cowboys and redskins have had great games over the years.
Don't mean "football team"...uh I mean "Commanders"??? As a life long Cowboy fan from Dallas, I have always respected the teams of the NFC East...Especially the Redskins...they were always the greatest foes...win or lose, it was always a great battle...cowboys vs indians...but no more...I'm sad to see that the team changed the name...but I will still have respect...
Loved the vid, even if some favorite plays were missing. Point being, so many great plays, impossible to condense to 25. You have to do sequels to this. Brings back so many great memories. Big thumbs up!
So many memories. I love the Alvin Harper Slant catch in the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP game! Classic! However, I have 3 favorites: Monday night 2007 in Buffalo. After 5 Romo ints they still win on Nick Folks 53yd fg. Zeke breaks Steelers HEART AND BACK in Pittsburgh in 2013. And Dallas beats Giants in final seconds, Romo to Tony Curtis back left corner of the endzone.
That Dorsett 99-yard record will never be broken! It was set up when a punt was fumbled out of bounds at the one. And they did it with only 10 men on the field! Still lost the game though. ☹
this 2021 season for the cowboys has SO MANY of these level plays its amazing. just two off the top of my head are pollards 100 yard return and just last week against washington malik turners 61 yrd run.
That was a great play, I thought about it. Also thought about putting in the Cole Beasley catch vs giants, but i was mainly going for older games like the Super Bowls and playoffs. Pretty much the greatest moments in Cowboys history. Otherwise there would have been a lot of Dak and Zeke plays for sure.
@@DC4L99 yes! That Cole Beasley catch is the most amazing catch ever I don't care what everyone says about that comparative VERY EASY catch by the Odell guy.
DC4L!!!!!! That Aikman to Harper slant would be my favorite single play in Cowboys history, although that series by Emmitt Smith when he ran the ball down Buffalo's throat right into the end zone, sets off a Tsunami of goosebumps every time I watch it. Tony Romo's play against the Rams always gets me hyped... but I got to give it to LARRY ALLEN!!!!????" That has got to be the most spectacular athletic effort I've ever seen for a man his size, going from a standing stop, to full sprint to chase down that Saints LB and prevent a TD. The Top 10 is just pure joy to watch.
Awesome list and I was wondering where Harper's catch and run would be but I think I would change 1 and 3 and then it would be a perfect list. I also would have put Woody Dantzler's kickoff return against the Niners in there somewhere to.
Marion Barber's two yard run is one of the 15 greatest runs in NFL history, it should have been higher on this list. That's my only quibble. Good to see a clip of Bullet Bob Hayes in here.
Glad to see #9 involved in many of these - Romo was the man and please take the Dak play out of the mix and add in Danny Whites throw against the Falcons in playoffs 👍🏻
Thanks🙏🏻for sharing! Assumption is these are in no specific order of merit, as they only have a number associate with the play, as play #25 has equal merit as play #5?
Gots to be honest. Roger will forever be and many, many others favorite player of all-time. I've remained a cowboy fan for that fact and that alone. When our #12 gets drafted to Big League in the sky (Don't worry, he'll be starting). My patience with the current ownership will have run out if there are no championship runs.
As a lifelong Cowboys fan, I really enjoyed this video. I think that the Hail Mary should be #1, and the Staubach to Hill TD in 1979 should be higher - it was a huge game, gave Cowboys the division title and knocked the Redskins completely out of the playoffs.
Romo game winning throw to Demarco at the end of the 2013 season against the redskins. I think he hurt his back during that game. Romo was such a gamer.
I’m a a Romo homer all day long but there were too many big consequential plays during the 90s to leave off this list. Although Romo seems like the cowboys quarterback I’d most like to have a beer with and I really enjoyed watching the Romo era cowboys, I think leaving off some of the 90s big plays during division battles especially was a big miss here.
At 10:23, that play almost sealed the game for Dallas as they would score a touchdown I believe by Kelvin Martin a play or two after that one. It would have been neat to see Harper run all the way for a touchdown. Until Martin scored the touchdown after that, I was pretty nervous watching this game towards the end.
Good list, but how about: 1994 NFC Div PO Aikman 94yd TD pass to Harper. 1977 Dorsett 84 yard run vs Eagles. 1977 Dorsett 84 yard run vs Cardinals. Staubach to D. Pearson... Too many to list.... lol
How about them Cowboys!! I remember watching all those games even Roger Staubach's Era. I've been a fan since I was born in 65' and even went to their last game at the Cotton Bowl before they went to Texas Stadium. When they use to black out the games because the tickets sales didn't fill the stadium, my family went to Lake Texoma to watch the Cowboys. There may bepeople with more merchandise than me, but I've got a bigger heart than they do. GO COWBOYS GO!!
Could have had Kelvin Martin's 1991 punt return against the Eagles in Philly. This sealed the victory and got the Cowboys back into the playoffs after a long absence.
The number one pick was spot on. I had that at number one before I watched this. It came at a time when the game was close and hard fought on the road just in time to suck the air out of Niners' lungs. One of my all time favorites! If you want to be the best you have to dethrone the best and that is what they did on this day. Packers never dethroned the Cowboys (so we will put an asterisk next to their Super Bowl), only the official did in the game against the Niners when Deion interfered with Michael Irvin.
My favorite Dallas Cowboys play is in the 2007 NFC divisional game, when Tony Romo threw a perfect pass to RW McQuarters in the end zone to end the Cowboys playoff hopes against the New York Giants. 🇺🇸😎
There should be an * next to the ‘Hail Mary’ game for the penalty that wasn’t called on Drew Pearson. And before anyone starts disagreeing with me, he admitted it.
Aikman to Ismail should be at or near the top. The story line of that game was compelling. Dallas was 21 points down to the Redskins in the 4th quarter. On the road against their nemesis. Aikman engineered the TDs to force OT and then that bomb to Rocket Ismail through blown coverage to win the game. That was 20 plus years ago and I still remember scraping my knuckles on the ceiling from jumping in ecstasy. Probably my all time favorite play along with the 1979 game (Staubach to Hill) that sent the Cowboys into the playoffs as NFC East Champs and eliminated hated Washington.
@@DC4L99 I remember when that happened I had a few Steelers fans as friends and they all said he got paid to do that it was a setup. Meaning O'Donnell the quarterback for the Steelers
Matthew W Yeah a lot of people say that, but they forget Cowboys held the lead the entire game. Only reason Steelers came close was because of poor officiating and a surprise onside kick, that made it a one possession game. Cowboys were the better team, and regardless Neil O’Donnell wasn’t a very good qb anyways 😂😂😂.
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I do too Thomas. Dc4LIFE hit the nail on the head with this one. To me this was the greatest play in Dallas Cowboys history along with being the greatest game in Dallas Cowboys history! Hands Down! I still have that whole game on a VHS Video tape! GO COWBOYS!!!!!!
Thanks 🙏, that play basically sealed the game.
Yes. It did. I long for that type of team again for our organization. Hopefully 2021 will be the year. We have been waiting now for 26 years to win our 6th Super Bowl Championship. I pray to God that this year the wait will finally be over.
@@jonathanmciver1823 Looking good so far...
i agree. aikman to harper started a dynasty that not even the patriots can match ... 3 superbowls in 4 years.
Amen PrivateNoEyes.
The '72 game against SFran was one of the greatest comebacks of all time...ushered by the one and only Roger Staubach.
Love the Larry Allen run down tackle
Top 10 defensive plays ever!
Randy White had a similar tackle that didn't get mentioned. I think DC4life put more into recent teams
That play hits even harder now.
All heartbreak since Larry Brown's INT.
We didn't give Romo enough credit.
Larry Allen's rundown is my favorite.
Facts 💯.
@Darrien Criner yes we can give him that much credit. How often did Romo have a great defense? Dude put up 500+ yards and 5 TD’s against Denver but the problem is Manning had similar numbers. Something that was all too common w our past defenses. The front office didn’t give Romo enough help
Love the Larry Allen run down too!
Can't 4get the 101 yd kickoff return for a TD by Alexander Wright in '91 against the Falcons
My favorite Aikman to Ismail in OT for game winner @ the Redskins
I know we can all disagree over what was/wasn't included and ranking, but damn I gotta say I enjoyed the hell out of this!
That classic MNF theme. I use to watch it with my grandma all the time.. RIP Stella!
White to Pearson in the '80 playoff game vs Atlanta would be worth an honorable mention. 3rd and 20 vs Seattle-Romo to Williams as well. I only throw those out because so many others chimed in. Truth is, everyone could make a list but you did, and I'm thankin ya! Awesome job, Dallas Cowboys 4 Life!!
Thanks 🙏, it’s tough making lists like these.
outside of the 90s the Romo era was my favourite. Such a fun time to be a Cowboys fan, Romo was super entertaining.
90s definitely the best, Romo always underperformed, just like Dak. Don’t find either one entertaining when they consistently didn’t/don’t get the job done when it matters.
@@Atpost334 Romo never had the offensive line he needed from the jump
I remember watching many of these live. The 2 that stick out most in my mind was the 1979 last season game victory, the pass to Hill which sent us to the playoffs and it was also Staubachs last career regular season game before he retired. The 2nd one was the pass to Harper in the 92 championship game. That was the play that sent us to the superbowl. I believe it was 1st down and Johnson called a real ballsy play there. I was shocked. That actually was the spark that created THE DYNASTY !
Was it the slant to Harper or the jumping catch.
I wish the clip on the 79 throw to Hill showed the crowd's reaction at the end of the game. It was Skins' QB Theisman's birthday and the Cowboys fans sang "Happy Birthday" as the game ended with a Cowboys come-from-behind win.
As soon as the video started I said to myself that Tony Dorsett's 99.5 yard TD run should be #1.
I knew it would be Aikman to Harper in the coffin-nailing moment in the NFC Championship game in January of 93. It was such a big moment, the stakes were so crazy high, and that moment represented the exorcising of the demons of the 1981 season's NFC championship game when Montana beat them wish and prayer toss to Clark.
The ball was inches from the goal line. Truly the longest run ever.
The run in itself is amazing, but the fact that the Cowboys only had 10 men on the field for that play is insane.
We ended up losing that game
Insignificant compared to many others
I love every play shown, and I think I may have watched every one at the time except the 1966 one. I'd just like to give kuddos to the game winning play I saw this past Sunday. A QB that nobody had confidence in other than his teammates, by the way making his first NFL start throws a perfect pass to a hurt Amari Cooper. I fell off the couch in joy and amazement.. Cowboys for life. GO COWBOYS !!!!
Cooper to Cooper!
Aikman to Harper over the 9ers' Eric Davis, Novacek hurdling over some poor defenseless GB DB for a TD on Thanksgiving; Emmitt running over or thru half the Bears defense also on a Thanksgiving; Herschel Walker leaping over a pile of linemen for a TD on MNF v. NYG; Erik Williams man-handling Reggie White...So many great plays over the years. Thanks for the video!!
Larry Brown was Neil O' Donnell's favorite receiver in Super Bowl XXX
Still get chills when I see Harper sprinting across Candlesticks muddy field. What a game. Im bias, but nobody beats that '92 team!
Yeah the thing that makes the 90s Cowboys so great, is they were balanced. They were elite on offense and defense.
896 F Flat!
I would remove Barber’s 2-yard run and replace it with Norton’s goal line stop in the Super Bowl.
Good call. I can still hear the announcer, "and there's a BANG at the goal line."
Yup. I agree.
We tend to think of offensive plays.....
Agreed
That was a great play too! There were a ton of great plays in that Super Bowl at the Rose Bowl!
I remember that one! that was a great moment!
- White to Pearson late TD game winner (2nd White to Pearson TD in 4th Q) 1980 Playoffs v. Atlanta.
- #20 belongs in Top 10. Staubach's last regular season TD & win, during all-time great game.
- All-Time play that almost was: White to Pearson over the middle for 35 to mid-field, 1982 4th Q, NFC Title Game, the very next play after SF's The Catch. Only a handful of jersey stopped Pearson from scoring the winning TD and erasing The Catch from the history books.
Absolutely Danny White is not getting enough love. But why is Witten's helmet coming off a top 25 play? I mean really? Not a playoff game. It barely top 1000
The heartbreak of that SF game was that the very next play after the Pearson catch Danny fumbled the snap and SF recovered the football. And that was all she wrote. They only needed another 10 or 15 yards to get to field goal range and had plenty of time and 4 downs to do it in. Somewhere there is an alternate universe out there where Dallas kicked the game winning field goal with no time on the clock and went on to trounce Cincy in the SB that year. Makes me sad that I'm not living in that one...
Emmitt Smith's catch and run for a TD putting Dallas up in the 4th quarter 24 -13 against SF in 93 NFC title game (after the 92 regular season) which basically pretty much sealed the game and starting the 90s dynasty could also be on here...
The Harper catch came when it was 24 -20
Love that you took the time to assemble this. You probably could do the 100 biggest plays in Cowboy history!
Thanks 🙏, and I might do something like that down the road 👍.
Larry Allen standing flat footed removing his chin strap and then having to put it in gear from a standstill on that interception is a CLASSIC!
Been a Cowboy fan from 1977 COWBOYS 4LIFE
Great video! There are so many great plays that were not shown, but you can't include them all!
DC4L! Go Cowboys!
Those Apex and Starter Jackets were awesome looking in the 90s. Too expensive for my parents
When Aikman and the Triplets played.. that is when ..I WAS READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL! :)
Romo's game winner vs the lions in the playoffs would be nice to be in here. Also his 3rd and 20 play in Seattle against the prime legion of boom. Honorable mention dak to Beasley 2018 week 17. Still great vid though!
I remember number 1 like it was yesterday. My favorite COWBOYS game.
Hail Mary is #1 . .Danny White's TD Pass to Pearson against Falcons in Playoffs has to be in there.
Another great moment was the TD pass to Drew Pearson that won the game vs the Falcons in the 1980 divisional round where we were losing 24-10 in the 4th quarter, final was 30-27!
Lot of great memories. I was blessed to be at several of these games. As a teen in the 70’s and playing High School football in Texas, Tom Landry and Roger Staubach were my heroes.
What a game 1979 last game vs Washington
I'm an NFL East fan but Im not a cowboy follower but Redskin long time follower.But all through the years two of the men I've admired greatly was Roger Staubach and Tom Landry.I remember the redskin organization gave a recognition award to Tom Landry at a dinner ceremony in Washington D.C. Both men left a great legacy behing.I believe the cowboy organization should have called their stadium Landry stadium.Cowboys and redskins have had great games over the years.
Don't mean "football team"...uh I mean "Commanders"??? As a life long Cowboy fan from Dallas, I have always respected the teams of the NFC East...Especially the Redskins...they were always the greatest foes...win or lose, it was always a great battle...cowboys vs indians...but no more...I'm sad to see that the team changed the name...but I will still have respect...
@@Hillers62 yep the Redskins was a iconic name
Epically historic rivalry, too...with some Cowboys and Redskims dressing in combat military pregame like they're going to fucking war!!! Righteous!!!
Loved the vid, even if some favorite plays were missing. Point being, so many great plays, impossible to condense to 25.
You have to do sequels to this.
Brings back so many great memories. Big thumbs up!
That's right. So many emotions and memories. It takes me back to some of the best times of my life
Love all of these plays this is my team Dallas Cowboys
This is a terrific list, and lists of any kind meet with resistance. Very well done. Nice job!
Thank you 🙏.
I'm so old that I remember every last one of them.
So many memories. I love the Alvin Harper Slant catch in the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP game! Classic! However, I have 3 favorites: Monday night 2007 in Buffalo. After 5 Romo ints they still win on Nick Folks 53yd fg. Zeke breaks Steelers HEART AND BACK in Pittsburgh in 2013. And Dallas beats Giants in final seconds, Romo to Tony Curtis back left corner of the endzone.
That Dorsett 99-yard record will never be broken! It was set up when a punt was fumbled out of bounds at the one. And they did it with only 10 men on the field! Still lost the game though. ☹
U are great I'm not even 18 but these make me happy
22 breaking the record is the greatest in my opinion. His legacy is so great it’s under appreciated
this 2021 season for the cowboys has SO MANY of these level plays its amazing. just two off the top of my head are pollards 100 yard return and just last week against washington malik turners 61 yrd run.
Love the cowboys. Great plays and memories.
I've been a Cowboys fan since I was 5 years old , I'll ALLWAYS Love the Cowboys !!!
Emmett's record will never be beaten
I have to ask was one of Zeke spectacular screen play touchdowns against Niners and Steelers honorable mentions
That was a great play, I thought about it. Also thought about putting in the Cole Beasley catch vs giants, but i was mainly going for older games like the Super Bowls and playoffs. Pretty much the greatest moments in Cowboys history. Otherwise there would have been a lot of Dak and Zeke plays for sure.
I agree
@@DC4L99 yes! That Cole Beasley catch is the most amazing catch ever I don't care what everyone says about that comparative VERY EASY catch by the Odell guy.
I could complain about the order but won't. You nailed it with the entire list I'll say that. This made my day....
Thanks Simus 🙏.
Dez caught it
This list was spot on
They're all Good ! Thanks for putting Barbara in!!! He's one of my best ✝️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Romo to mr 4th and long against the 9ers in overtime. The punctured lung game.
DC4L!!!!!! That Aikman to Harper slant would be my favorite single play in Cowboys history, although that series by Emmitt Smith when he ran the ball down Buffalo's throat right into the end zone, sets off a Tsunami of goosebumps every time I watch it. Tony Romo's play against the Rams always gets me hyped... but I got to give it to LARRY ALLEN!!!!????" That has got to be the most spectacular athletic effort I've ever seen for a man his size, going from a standing stop, to full sprint to chase down that Saints LB and prevent a TD.
The Top 10 is just pure joy to watch.
Alvin harper catch to get us in the super bowl is my favorite play. That got us over the hump
That play gives me the chills every time I see it.
That hit on Witten is one I've loved since I first saw it. When life hits you in the mouth just keep on running.
Romo vs watt is one of my favorites. Romo was one of the best scramblers
Tony Dorsett's 99 yard run dallas only had 10 players on the field
Tony Dorsett's 99 1/2 yard TD run should be #2 and The Original Hail Mary should be #1.
Awesome list and I was wondering where Harper's catch and run would be but I think I would change 1 and 3 and then it would be a perfect list. I also would have put Woody Dantzler's kickoff return against the Niners in there somewhere to.
Marion Barber's two yard run is one of the 15 greatest runs in NFL history, it should have been higher on this list. That's my only quibble. Good to see a clip of Bullet Bob Hayes in here.
Hail Mary #1 for sure!! When the NFL names a play after it, it has to be #1
Glad to see #9 involved in many of these - Romo was the man and please take the Dak play out of the mix and add in Danny Whites throw against the Falcons in playoffs 👍🏻
Thanks🙏🏻for sharing! Assumption is these are in no specific order of merit, as they only have a number associate with the play, as play #25 has equal merit as play #5?
Gots to be honest. Roger will forever be and many, many others favorite player of all-time. I've remained a cowboy fan for that fact and that alone. When our #12 gets drafted to Big League in the sky (Don't worry, he'll be starting). My patience with the current ownership will have run out if there are no championship runs.
I could've used more 60's and 70's plays from an era where Dallas actually achieved something versus 21st Century/Romo Era Cowboys.
It’s greatest plays not greatest eras
Completely agree with #1. Niners were on the verge of a comeback and Harper’s catch/run pretty much put the game away.
I started watching football around when I was 10-11 so 2008 or so, the Romo clips were really nostalgic to see
Fantastic content go cowboys 💪💪💪💪💪 die hard cowboys i am love it 👍
As a lifelong Cowboys fan, I really enjoyed this video. I think that the Hail Mary should be #1, and the Staubach to Hill TD in 1979 should be higher - it was a huge game, gave Cowboys the division title and knocked the Redskins completely out of the playoffs.
Excelentes momentos de Los Dallas, un saludo y un abrazo a todos los aficionados de Dallas.
Amazing video as usual. Best Cowboys channel on TH-cam.
turnupthesun81 Thanks buddy, that means a lot too me 🙏👍.
Alvin Harper baby!! Next to Novacek and Kevin Gant. My favorites!! Go 'Boys'!🌟
1978 vs Colts ( Dorsett) like Cosell says " It all over"
Me and my brother hate the stealers but me and my brother ore coyboys fans
I love the smooth high five at the end. Slide me some skin brother
Romo game winning throw to Demarco at the end of the 2013 season against the redskins. I think he hurt his back during that game. Romo was such a gamer.
Tony Dorsett was a very fast for his era,today he would be the fastest. running back.40 yard dash time: 4.3 seconds
I’m a a Romo homer all day long but there were too many big consequential plays during the 90s to leave off this list. Although Romo seems like the cowboys quarterback I’d most like to have a beer with and I really enjoyed watching the Romo era cowboys, I think leaving off some of the 90s big plays during division battles especially was a big miss here.
I couldn't believe you didn't put Hail Mary first, but I get it. Nice list.
Slant route to Harper was on my 18th Birthday 🥳 Greatest play ever.
Honorable mention: 1. Ken Norton's goal line stand. 2. Zeke's TD against the Steelers. 3. David Irving's sack of Kirk Cousins.
Staubach to Pearson 1975 should have been #1! Started a whole new play the " the hail mary". Great list though.
At 10:23, that play almost sealed the game for Dallas as they would score a touchdown I believe by Kelvin Martin a play or two after that one. It would have been neat to see Harper run all the way for a touchdown. Until Martin scored the touchdown after that, I was pretty nervous watching this game towards the end.
#12 is probably my favorite to always watch. Jump, catch, spin, stretch, touchdown.
You know you’re getting old when you can remember watching a good majority of these games. 😆
Good list, but how about:
1994 NFC Div PO Aikman 94yd TD pass to Harper.
1977 Dorsett 84 yard run vs Eagles.
1977 Dorsett 84 yard run vs Cardinals.
Staubach to D. Pearson...
Too many to list....
lol
That’s what is hard about these lists, can only have 25 of them.
How about them Cowboys!! I remember watching all those games even Roger Staubach's Era. I've been a fan since I was born in 65' and even went to their last game at the Cotton Bowl before they went to Texas Stadium. When they use to black out the games because the tickets sales didn't fill the stadium, my family went to Lake Texoma to watch the Cowboys. There may bepeople with more merchandise than me, but I've got a bigger heart than they do. GO COWBOYS GO!!
Could have had Kelvin Martin's 1991 punt return against the Eagles in Philly. This sealed the victory and got the Cowboys back into the playoffs after a long absence.
Man,#1was great. I was wondering did you think about putting Harper's nextgame winning catch against SF a year later?
Man I love that play with Larry Allen
The number one pick was spot on. I had that at number one before I watched this. It came at a time when the game was close and hard fought on the road just in time to suck the air out of Niners' lungs. One of my all time favorites! If you want to be the best you have to dethrone the best and that is what they did on this day. Packers never dethroned the Cowboys (so we will put an asterisk next to their Super Bowl), only the official did in the game against the Niners when Deion interfered with Michael Irvin.
My favorite Dallas Cowboys play is in the 2007 NFC divisional game, when Tony Romo threw a perfect pass to RW McQuarters in the end zone to end the Cowboys playoff hopes against the New York Giants. 🇺🇸😎
those were the days when football was football unlike today
There should be an * next to the ‘Hail Mary’ game for the penalty that wasn’t called on Drew Pearson. And before anyone starts disagreeing with me, he admitted it.
I was at that game in 2015 when Rojo hit written, my aunt took me it’s the only game I’ve watched in a stadium, I cherish those memories
How do you leave out Emmitt's run vs the Giants with a dislocated shoulder? That should have been number one.
Aikman to Ismail should be at or near the top. The story line of that game was compelling. Dallas was 21 points down to the Redskins in the 4th quarter. On the road against their nemesis. Aikman engineered the TDs to force OT and then that bomb to Rocket Ismail through blown coverage to win the game. That was 20 plus years ago and I still remember scraping my knuckles on the ceiling from jumping in ecstasy. Probably my all time favorite play along with the 1979 game (Staubach to Hill) that sent the Cowboys into the playoffs as NFC East Champs and eliminated hated Washington.
Great video I've ever watched in that Larry Brown interception in the Super Bowl. I believe he had two interceptions in that game
Thanks friend, you’re right he did have 2. The 2nd one pretty much sealed the game.
@@DC4L99 I remember when that happened I had a few Steelers fans as friends and they all said he got paid to do that it was a setup. Meaning O'Donnell the quarterback for the Steelers
Matthew W Yeah a lot of people say that, but they forget Cowboys held the lead the entire game. Only reason Steelers came close was because of poor officiating and a surprise onside kick, that made it a one possession game. Cowboys were the better team, and regardless Neil O’Donnell wasn’t a very good qb anyways 😂😂😂.
@@DC4L99 it was also nice payback
Also you never told me what year you were born. I was born in 83
They saved the best for last - Alvin Harper’s NFC championship game catch. Thank you AH and TA!
Super Bowl VI after Lilly' s sack on Griese that sank the Dolphins
I hope they add to this in this year's playoffs!!!
Herschel Walkers 84 yard run against the Eagles in 86 should be in there
I agree with this list. Hop is #1 because of what it MEANT. A SB win for sure and what was to come afterwards
Thanks for compiling this video even though i disagree with a lot of it. Great for discussion
Nice list. And as always, F Dallas.
Great video Alexander Wright 1991 kickoff return when you do the top 50 plays...