Cowboys Nostalgia Thread

bbgun said:
his stats in NFC championship games and Super Bowls were pretty paltry
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Booze got me to watching this game in the background while I'm doing other stuff. Pretty great for a regular season game.

 
bbgun said:
The main thing I remember is the big pass to Witten at the end. Oh, and Gramatica's FG.
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Yeah, the way Romo got his shoulders around while rolling left on the Witten pass was great.
 
bbgun said:
The main thing I remember is the big pass to Witten at the end. Oh, and Gramatica's FG.
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Which play is this?

I remember Witten with a big catch in 2006, but both 2007 games was about TO breaking free for TD's and Romo converting 3rd downs in the second half.

This is what was such a killer when Owens got that high ankle sprain at the end of the year and was just not himself in the playoffs.
 
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In 2006 Romo had two big passes to Witten that should have ended the game in back-to-back weeks.

I was at that game vs Washington where he got it to Witten setting up what should have been the winning FG-- before that debacle of a block and Sean Taylor return. The next game was the Giants game we've been talking about.

Romo was super clutch. I can only imagine what he might have become had he and Parcells (or even he and Payton) remained together.
 
ravidubey said:
In 2006 Romo had two big passes to Witten that should have ended the game in back-to-back weeks.

I was at that game vs Washington where he got it to Witten setting up what should have been the winning FG-- before that debacle of a block and Sean Taylor return. The next game was the Giants game we've been talking about.

Romo was super clutch. I can only imagine what he might have become had he and Parcells (or even he and Payton) remained together.
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I was at that Washington game too. T.O. also dropped a sure TD pass in that game. The one he did catch, he acted a fool and drew a 15-yard celebration penalty.
 
Irving Cowboy said:
I was at that Washington game too. T.O. also dropped a sure TD pass in that game. The one he did catch, he acted a fool and drew a 15-yard celebration penalty.
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Bringing back bad memories, Irv. We killed ourselves with penalties that game in general, but Owens' was the worst as it set up Washington in great field position and they ended up scoring on that drive to tie the game.

That bomb was one of the deepest passes in the air I ever saw Romo throw. He hit Owens hard in the hands and unfortunately one of those was still broken and he dropped it.

Romo's deep shot to Witten should have ended it. I couldn't believe Vanderjagt's kick got blocked of all things-- a complete blocking communication meltdown.

You could tell the whole game we were so much better than they were, but they made plays (more likely we melted down) when they had to, like that stupid safety to start the game.
 
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