Cowboys Nostalgia Thread

Top 25 plays in Dallas Cowboys history.

I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but I don't think I would put their #1 play there... top five, but not #1.
 
That's my number one... Not having seen some of the earlier ones.

Which would you have had #1? Hail Mary? I could see that one.
 

So many memories, just a unique talent we squandered a bit in the 80's. Just whiffed on too many draft picks and never held Gil Brandt accountable.

Tony's combination of football speed and ability to find a hole was shocking. He could and regularly would knife through perfectly executed defenses.
 
So many memories, just a unique talent we squandered a bit in the 80's. Just whiffed on too many draft picks and never held Gil Brandt accountable.

Tony's combination of football speed and ability to find a hole was shocking. He could and regularly would knife through perfectly executed defenses.
I do not think TD’s career was squandered. Now Brandt did fuck around in the draft from really the 1977 draft and on.
 
I do not think TD’s career was squandered. Now Brandt did fuck around in the draft from really the 1977 draft and on.
Robert Shaw was one of his busts, and the moment you see he’s not going to replace Fitzgerald long term you make a move. He didn’t.
 
I loved watching TD, but this thing was horribly produced/edited. I think the most annoying thing was that they would be talking about a particular year but show footage that was obviously from a year or more before or after. Just didn’t seem like they paid attention to the details.
 
I loved watching TD, but this thing was horribly produced/edited. I think the most annoying thing was that they would be talking about a particular year but show footage that was obviously from a year or more before or after. Just didn’t seem like they paid attention to the details.
Yeah talking about 1986 showing footage from 1985.

And the endless coverage of his home town. Man, WGAS. Once sure, but rehashing repeatedly == filler
 
Yeah talking about 1986 showing footage from 1985.

And the endless coverage of his home town. Man, WGAS. Once sure, but rehashing repeatedly == filler
Haven't watched it yet. The uni numbers got much bigger in '86. Maybe the interviewer was too young to know better.
 
Robert Shaw was one of his busts, and the moment you see he’s not going to replace Fitzgerald long term you make a move. He didn’t.
Shaw was a miss. Larry Bethea, Howard Richards, Billy Cannon and the ungodly Rod Hill picks were just as bad if not worse. He did make a brilliant stab at Herschel Walker, so that kind of made up for it, sort of.
 
Haven't watched it yet. The uni numbers got much bigger in '86. Maybe the interviewer was too young to know better.
Maybe?
 
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