1985-10-13 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Dallas Cowboys
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- TD with a big game against the Steelers.
I got this off Tim McMillen's blog before his stuff got taken off of vimeo although it seemed to be the same version I had before that I ended up losing on another hard drive that quit working.
In my opinion, Mike Renfro was one of the most underutilized and underrated wide receivers during his time with Houston and Dallas.
Dorsett was on pace to be the all-time leading NFL rusher.
Ironic, as Emmit would eventually achieved that. Boy, Dorsett was definitely a lot more fun to watch than Smith.
TD had 900 less rushes than Walter. He would've been in the ballpark at 4.0 YPA was added for the 900 carries.
I was at this game. My first ever visit to Texas Stadium. Two weeks prior, I attended my first every Cowboys game in the Houston Astrodome. I watched them beat the Oilers 17-10. It was especially great, because Houston's my home.
MAN! I loved me some Tony Dorsett. And it was weird watching Drew Pearson walk along the sidelines in street clothes. This was after his car accident in '84, which killed his brother.
The only Cowboys game on NBC called by Charlie Jones.
I was at this game. 15 years old. Humid. Scalped a ticket for probably $20
I remember watching this game it had been a long time since we beat the Steelers in fact. I think the previous time even though it was a preseason game was August 1979. Even though both teams here were in decline at this time, the Cowboys actually had a good year winning their division after missing the playoffs the previous year by one game.
This was the first time Dallas beat Pittsburgh since 1972. They met 5 times in between and lost all five including the two Super Bowls. For some reason Staubach just couldn't beat Pittsburgh.
Charlie Jones & Merlin Olsen,RIP with the call 4 NBC!
Eric Soley was Dick Enberg doing baseball?
Dick enberg was on assignment doing the baseball playoffs for nbc
Charlie Jones and Merlin Olsen. Greatness.
Landry's third and final win over Noll, after wins in 1969 and 1972. Noll's 6th and final victory was in 1988.
That game was the 1rst pro football game I went to.
My Dad’s Company had 50 yard Dallas side seats, and I was there with my sister and brother. Tony was right in front of us for his 10000.
I remembered it as more one sided all game than it apparently was.
I only wished I knew who Mike Renfro was, as he later became a favorite.
Great game.
Just think - this had to be the year that they were thinking of replacing Dorsett. They got Herschel Walker in 1985 and made the ill-fated and clumsy attempt at playing them both in the backfield.
Herschel was drafted by Dallas in '85 but he was still playing in the USFL. He joined the Cowboys in '86.
Rest in peace David Woodley
Great game, Dallas beating up the Stealers
Once
Touchdown Tony nuff said !!
Que emoción ver en la banca al gran Tom Landry! Que tiempos aquéllos en que era feliz y no lo sabia!😔
They don't make NFL coaches like these anymore
Landry's 25th year.
@@erikthorsen240 26th year. The season before in 1984, Dallas celebrated their all-time silver anniversary team
It's a shame TD couldn't finish his career as a Cowboy, just like Emmitt. It's a bigger shame that he had to play for the stinkin' Broncos. He never looked like he was running particularly hard, but he just flew down the field.
He was just moving faster than anyone else, including thinking.
You are right it wasn't worth going off to another team for one year. I don't think nobody remembers that accept you and I.
Actually, Emmitt finished his career with the Cardinals.
Finally Landry beats Noll. Thanks for posting this historic game. In SB XIII Landry BLEW IT. He should have given the ball to Dorsett the entire game. Dallas would have won
He beat him in 1972.
I was watching that game today for the first (second) time, and thought the exact same thing. Keep giving him the ball until they have to crowd the line.
@@Mark-xl1ze Landry also beat Noll in 1969
Exactly
They never should have done that reverse on that opening drive in Super Bowl 13 they were driving down the field so well they did not need to do tricks. I believe Staubach even told Landry we shouldn't have done that we didn't need to do that.
The Cowboys' first win over the Steelers since 1972.
I got some trivia you might like. Cowboys first win & first loss in team history were to the same opponent
Yep, you guessed it, the Pittsburgh Steelers. Go Cowboys 🏆
Dorsett all day!!!
Dorsett had one of his best all around years in '85, despite having to face the '85 Bears and Lawrence Taylor twice.
Boy after Terry Bradshaw was gone the Steelers had a bunch of clowns for quarterbacks!
All the way up to 2004 until they got Ben.
Dallas had a few clowns after Aikman retired as well
Bradshaw is the biggest clown of all
Mark Malone, Mike Tomzack, Bubby Brister, Neil O'Donnell. Kordell Stewart 👎
Bradshaw is the biggest clown of all well okay that clown did Win 4 Super Bowls not a lot of quarterbacks 10 say that
This ended a four game losing streak to the steelers!!!
There are numerous reason why I prefer Tony Dorsett to Earl Campbell but the one MAIN reason is that Tony was multi-Dimensional. He could catch as good as he could run. Campbell was a horrible receiver. Pastorini once stated that Campbell Couldn't catch a cold.
Dorsett could throw a block when he had to as well. The few times I saw him throw, the passes were good
@@christophertracy2807 Good observation that goes unnoticed. Dorsett was a good blocker and you might say he was the best all around running back in history. He could run inside as well as outside.
@@texasstadium He is definitely top 5 all around in my book - I think Payton is the best
@@christophertracy2807 I agree on Payton because of his extreme work ethic and leadership qualities. You probably know that in the 1975 draft the Cowboys drafted Randy White over Walter Payton because they figured a running back had a limited shelf life. Not so with Payton. If they had drafted Payton, they would probably beat Pittsburgh in SBX. Who would they have drafted with the three number two choices they sent to Seattle in the 1977 draft for Dorsett? Well, White was a great player for them.
Have you ever thought about Emmitt vs. Dorsett? That's a tough call as Smith was pretty dependable. Tony fumbled more but Dorsett could sure scoot and move much faster and was more explosive.
Trying to cover Dorset with a linebacker is probably not a good idea.
i see several aging stars on the field, and little to none future stars, except maybe bill bates.
Jim Jeffcoat was a really good defensive lineman for the Championship teams. Really had a bigger role than Bill Bates did. Eugene Lockhart was a decent LB.
@@classicsports5057 you are 100% spot on. my intent was to point to 20 years of drafting at the bottom caught up with my team.
@@cortchiewelch9492 That is true. They just did have some good defensive backs in the 80s but line play and lb play got too old and slow.
@@classicsports5057 👍👍👍👍🍺. Excellent Cowboys' victory whether the players were "old" or not!!
@@mikethomas5231 i'll remind you that was last season landry's cowboys made the playoffs.
Dan bailey missed less kicks made longer kicks
Go Dallas!!!
Great sack at the 10:07 mark
Lol...
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