@@robbie192 I saw the game, and in the beginning Pittsburgh was like a deer in headlights. But once they settled in, they outplayed Dallas with the exception of Neil's two interceptions which gave Dallas 14 free points. Pittsburgh had more first downs, more passing yards. and more rushing yards.
@@deadeye4520 The Cowboys were clearly the better team. Between 1991 and 1997 the Cowboys and the Steelers played each other four times, the Steelers lost all four times, each time by double digits. That onside kick in the 4th quarter was indicative of an inferior opponent scratching for every possible advantage they could muster. No way would a more talented team make a roll of the dice like that. You have to hand it to that Steelers team though, they played their hearts out and caught the Cowboys sleep walking through the second half, but ultimately the superior team prevailed.
The Steelers had this game and Neil O'Donnell just gift wrapped that Lombardi trophy to them. The Cowboy offense was stopped in the second half and Neil O'Donnell just threw two intercepted straight to Larry Brown.
@@sodica81Yes he did! Steelers shut Smith down and owned the second half while Morris was runnin on the Cowboys left and right. O' Donnell gave it away.
Yeah that’s for sure. I’m from Louisiana and up until the saints won their first, and only superbowl… everybody, and I mean everybody except me was a huge Dallas or Niners fan lol. That’s all people could talk about back then, now they hate Dallas with a passion lmao 🤣
I'm only 40 years old soon to be 41, I became a Steelers fan in the early 90's and still is to this day, that was a lifetime commitment I made but anyway. This is the 1st Steelers SuperBowl memory for me, and when they lost this game I cried my eyes out no lie. Being a Steelers fan being born and raised in Chicago actually wasn't as bad as one would think, we are everywhere "wink" but I knew and always had faith that I'd live to see a Steelers SuperBowl victory and sho nuff I did... When we beat Seattle I remember I was working for the city of Chicago @ O'Hare Airport and I remember being at work that SuperBowl Sunday and when we won... I remember crying tears of joy I was so happy... So I can honestly say that we are (2-2) in the SuperBowl since I've been alive. Oh man I feel like crying now typing this 🤣🤣🤣 #PS4L
This was the 1st ever Superbowl ive ever watched. Emmitt Smith is the 1st player ive ever watched played football that got me hooked vs the New York Giants. IM GETTING OLD LOLOLOL🤣🤣😂✊🏿 RIP My Mom & Brother ⚰
@@spukersonmerlosk1661 Keep handing the ball to that bruising running back and mix in a Play Action pass here and there because you to limit how much O'Donnell was throwing and turn him into a game manager
@6:36 that wasn't a touchdown by Emmitt Smith. I remember watching that play so long ago. That was memorable along with those 2 easy ints by Larry Brown. Right time right place I could have intercepted Neil O'Donnell 🤣
This was a tough one as a Steeler fan. You had the Cowboys at the tail end of their dynasty with 4 future Hall of Famers on offense versus an overachieving Steeler team with no stars on offense at all. The Steeler defense was very good though (2nd in the NFL) with a great LB corps (Kevin Greene, Greg Lloyd, Levon Kirkland, Chad Brown/Jerry O) + Rod Woodson (recovering from ACL tear) and Carnell Lake in the secondary. This was a classic "strength on strength" matchup (Dallas Offense vs Steelers Defense), which meant the other side of the ball (Dallas Defense vs Steelers Offense) would likely determine the game --- and boy did it. Two crushing unforced error interceptions when they had the momentum and had worn down the Dallas team on both sides of the ball ended up deciding it.
@@davidpollard4051 True, but Levon Kirkland and others more than stepped up I think. If someone would have told me that Troy Aikman would have a pedestrian day and Emmitt Smith (during the best season of his career with 1773 rushing yards and 25 td's) would be held to 49 total yards on 25 carries, I would have said they were crazy. The Steelers shut down their offense the entire second half. It's just the interceptions + talent disparity between the Steelers O and Dallas D was a bit too much to overcome. But Dallas was the better team overall, there's no denying that. Better talent top to bottom and deserved to win. I can't be too salty because the Steelers would go on to win 2 more SB's in the next 13 years; while Dallas would *implode* and become a laughing stock in the NFC lol.
This game was the final chapter to the Dallas dynasty. Yes they won, but hardly in dominant fashion and a couple of great breaks. But you could clearly see they had come back to the rest of the NFL
Steelers offense choked ... I was 11 years old and remember watching this superbowl, those dallas cowboys from the 90s man were they good and probably should have won atleast 2 more superbowls ...
i do remember my uncle would always be talking shit about t the refs lol. Now I'm doing the same things even more so, but you are right this league today is softer and I will never forget this Superbowl it was my childhood dream team with Emmit Irving Troy Novacek Deion, but I do remember this year being nervous about them for the first time on offense
@@ryanr20091 Yeah, those were good teams back in the day. Today's corrupt NFL is about pushing narratives & they use the refs to help that out. The Patriots owner was the main person who got Goodell in & look what has done for the Patriots the last 20 years. Think back to all those breaks those teams got from the refs time after time. It's no coincidence. Oh & the Pat's owner allegedly got caught with underage girls at a massage parlor & notice how all that got swept under the rug. Last year was so obvious where the NFL is desperate to win over the 2nd biggest market with Los Angeles. It was a no-brainer they spent all that money for LA teams, you knew one of them was going to win the Super Bowl. Way too much corruption in the NFL these days of something I very much used to enjoy.
Neil o'donnell 2 picks were the deciding factor. BUT....why didn't they keep pounding Morris???? They had nearly 5 minutes to go and Dallas was sucking wind. They power running game put them back in the game.... I love Cowher but DAMN...one time he needed to Marty ball it!!!!!
Cowboys el mejor equipo y su afición mejor los 90s fueron venciendo todos los obstáculos para ser los mejores Albín Harper novacek eikman Michel Irving Dion sanders realmente todos
Devian de aver ganado 2 campeonatos mas a lo menos... Si no fuero por Jerry Jones de metiche y su orgullo, quiso tomar credito por lo que Jimmy Johnson construyo ... Fue una pendejado de parte de Jones cuando despidio a Jimmy Johnson despues de ganar 2 campionatos derechos ...
An underrated Super bowl. The Steelers nearly came back from 20-7, but Neil O'Donnell threw his 2nd interception right to Larry Brown again, which caused Emmit Smith to punch it in and seal the game. By the way, Emmitt Smith should have won MVP of this, not Larry Brown. Brown won this award for doing nothing
@@Davidjon1946 To much criticism his way. He played an okay game with two huge mistakes. The TD drive before half was huge or once again it probably turns into a run away.
@@Davidjon1946 Too bad Jim Kelly got hurt in his last game in the 96 WC pksypffs against the Jags. Might have drove the Bill's down the field for a clutch win.
O’Donnell threw this game…..the Steelers had told him they were releasing him….at some point in the game when he’s walking off to the sideline even the coach asks if the the ball just sailed on him……
In 1995, the Steelers really stepped up because they scored 407 points after averaging just over 300 points in Bill Cowher's 1st 3 seasons as HC. They could've beaten the Cowboys if not for O'Donnell INT throws.
Falta de comunicacion dentro O'Donnell y el receptor ancho ... Tambien O"Donnell anduvo juegando con la cola entre las patas los ultimos minutos, cuando mas cuenta ...
Cowboys lost a Super Bowl very similar to this one with Craig Morton throwing two late interceptions against the Colts That game was far more winnable than this one was for Pittsburgh. A devastating loss.
Neil said " I will make some money as a player but if I bet against myself & throw a couple of picks, I will be filthy rich" That is the ultimate F U to the game. It uses these men up,their bodies & minds(just like any job) so you might as well make as much money as you can. He took the money and ran.
This was a dog fight . I see why Big Ben went 15-1 his rookie year with the Steelers . Great defense . If Baltimore had Flacco 2001 to 2007 they would have made atleast 2 more SuperBowls
I grew up hearing Odonell took a dive. NO WAY the Steelers we’re playing catch up the whole game. They couldn’t stop Dallas when it mattered. Good game but typical Steelers getting into a hole early.
Pittsburgh never played in super bowl 12 stupid lmaooo sweet revenge huh? Go ahead and be happy for that one win. I’ll take two over one any day😂 #SB10Champs #SB13Champs Ps: Dallas cryboys Super Bowl champs in SB12 and then got dethroned year after which was a rematch from the first meet in SB10 😂😂😂
@@alexev91 He who laughs last laughs best. I'll take Super Bowl XXX any day of the week. The day the Squealers went down.💀💀 Larry Brown for President. 😆😆😄😄😁😁😀😀
@@Bob31415 and I’ll take those two wins over Dallas allday every damn day of the week. Like I said at the end two over one will always top it so hold that L #PS4L #SBXChamps #SBXIIIChamps #PittForeverownsdallas #YeahwegotThelastlaugh 😎🌓🙌🏻
@@alexev91 Nah. Like I said, the most recent winner is the WINNER. Revenge is so sweet. Say hello to Neil O'Donnell for me and tell him we Dallas fans said THANK YOU.
If the cowboys went ahead and gotten warren sapp, Derrick brooks instead of the bucs in 95. And later they drafted mike alstott to replace moose in 96? And instead of David lafleur, they get tony g? And later moss in 98 with Irvin entering the twilight? They would own the nfl like the New England patriots of the 2000s
That thumbnail has the coach looking like an 80’s Villain who people eventually come to understand why he’s doing what he’s doing, but you still have to take him out because he’s trying to kill people lmao 🤣
Neil O Donnell gifted that Super Bowl with 2 INTs to Larry Brown. 28 + Years later, how Cowboys look now, CHOKE ARTISTS with 3 straight Playoff Losses, 2 to 49ers and Home loss to 9-8 Packers! Yuck!
@@marcusjohnson5420 It was more like a break in replay rather than before it. They had instant replay from 1986-91 then dropped it until it came back again in 1999.
To think the next counted game they played after this they lost 22-6 to the Bears on a Monday night season opener, to lose by that much to one of the worse teams in football, that was the begining of their downfall, their 96 season was awkward to say the least!
By looking at these highlights particularly those 2 picks and that run at the goalline saying smith was in and clearly he was not maybe I got watch the whole thing but those plays alone something fishy about this game I mean he just straight up threw the ball to him twice and no steeler in sight.
Dam now I see why my dad hated Neil O’Donnell so much this my first time really looking at this game I wasn’t born I was born a year later in 1997 and a steelers fan but they didn’t even play bad could of won that game just bad qb play smh
The 2 INT's from O'Donnell, there's not a Steeler within 5yds of those passes. If you're gonna line your pockets Neil, at least make it look like you didn't take a dive for monetary gain. How do you not once but TWICE attempt those throws?? SURVEY SAYS...MONEY 💰 MONEY 💰 MONEY 💰!! I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but EVERYTHING points to Neil throwin' the game (no pun intended). WHY??? I'm glad you asked. Neil's career was over. Barry Switzer just took over the reigns from Johnson & needed to qualify that move. What better way than a SB win?? If it only happened once ok, mistakes happen. But O'Donnell did it TWICE, IDENTICALLY!! No way that was just a matter of a QB havin' a BAD DAY. YOU DID IT TWICE NEIL!!! NO WONDER YOU'RE NO LONGER WELCOME IN THIS CITY!! If you played the game straight, FINE, THE FANS OF PGH. WOULD'VE FORGIVEN YOU...but to take a bribe to lose the SB?!? Maybe you can be bestie's w/Pete Rose since you both clearly attempted to profit off of your own teams' woes P.O.S!!
@Jon Brahms yup, & I'm on a 1st name basis with Bigfoot & the Kraken as well. I'm not sayin' O'Donnell took a dive on purpose for $$ 💰. HOWEVER, I'M ABSOLUTELY suggesting it as a possibility. He knew his time in the 'burgh was over. Why not go out w/an extra check JIC?? I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but c'mon now. 2 PASSES, SAME PLAYS/AREA'S OF THE FIELD, THAT JUST HAPPENED TO LAND IN LARRY BROWN'S HANDS WITH A BIG BLACK & GOLD TERRIBLE TOWEL FOR A BOW ON IT, W/OUT A STEELERS WR IN SIGHT?!? Neil hadn't thrown passes that well all season, yet he did it in less than 30min of play in SB XXX...TWICE!?! If it looks, walks & quacks like a duck, IT'S A DUCK!! We had 'em on the ropes after the onside kick. Dallas was goin' DAHN!!! But it's as if O'Donnell said, "guess I gotta do it again." Is it any coincidence that he left Pgh. for good, THE VERY NEXT DAY?!? I'm serious. He BOUNCED w/the quickness (& possibly a hefty check). There was a story back in '95 that when he was packing up his clan to leave Pgh. for good, people were driving past his home, yelling things like, "You suck Neil!! Don't come back!!" Someone even dumped their garbage on his lawn. Sad, but if that's not a sign of loyalty to all things '412,' I dunno what is, ha.🤔🖤💛✌️
@@dodoubleg2356 I have analyzed it. Go to the video of the complete game because that's what my time stamps refer to. ua-cam.com/video/VaREL8LSN-s/v-deo.html. Watch the Steelers play at 1:55:09. This play occurs after the 2nd interception and the Cowboys going up 27-17. This is a completion to Corey Holliday who replaced Ernie Mills who was knocked out of the game by Larry Brown earlier in the 4th quarter. Compare this play to the 2nd interception by Larry Brown (at 1:49:08). It is the exact same play call by Pittsburgh. Corey Holliday (the replacement) RAN THE WRONG ROUTE on the interception play but got it right on the next series (at 1:55:09). There was no fix and nobody paying off O'Donnell.
@@Bob31415 it was the '95 season genius...Now you're just nit-picking. I know it was 'Jan. '96 b/c I was at SB XXX in Arizona b/c I had season tickets.
And us Cowboys fans have been waiting for another ever since... 27 years and counting.... I'M SO OLLLLDDDDDDDD!
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28… 29… now lol
Dallas was #1 back then. Miss those days.
3 Superbowls in the 90s.
Yes but they were lucky to win this one with 2 big giveaways by O Donnell
@@bherberWasn’t luck, Jerry sold his soul for it.
The Steelers had all the momentum. That second interception killed them.
IMO they were the better team. Neil O'Donnell's two free TDs are the reason Dallas won.
Cowboys were sloppy, unprepared, and outcoached under Switzer.
@@deadeye4520 no...Dallas was better...Pittsburgh was getting killed in the 1st half...watch the game
@@robbie192 I saw the game, and in the beginning Pittsburgh was like a deer in headlights. But once they settled in, they outplayed Dallas with the exception of Neil's two interceptions which gave Dallas 14 free points. Pittsburgh had more first downs, more passing yards. and more rushing yards.
@@deadeye4520 The Cowboys were clearly the better team. Between 1991 and 1997 the Cowboys and the Steelers played each other four times, the Steelers lost all four times, each time by double digits. That onside kick in the 4th quarter was indicative of an inferior opponent scratching for every possible advantage they could muster. No way would a more talented team make a roll of the dice like that.
You have to hand it to that Steelers team though, they played their hearts out and caught the Cowboys sleep walking through the second half, but ultimately the superior team prevailed.
The Steelers had this game and Neil O'Donnell just gift wrapped that Lombardi trophy to them. The Cowboy offense was stopped in the second half and Neil O'Donnell just threw two intercepted straight to Larry Brown.
He’s a sell out . He had guys open and threw it right to Larry brown .
O'Donnell threw the game on purpose. Or he went color blind! (You can see Hastings clearly open underneath hands up waiting for the ball)
Wahhhhhhh hush whiny Steeler fans
@CZECH MATE There's video of Cowher losing his Sheet saying where in the fook was he throwing that ball!?!? Lol
Twice...mf
That deep pass to Deion sticks out in my mind.
Yeah fr that play is wild, even though he was also a return man but it’s still crazy play 😂
These two teams were so loaded with talent
This was a sweet win as a Cowboys fan. Finally besting the Steelers in a Super Bowl after two tough losses in the 70's.
Here watching while we beating Tom Brady in tampa bay playoff football.
O Donell won this game for Cowboys
@@sodica81Yes he did! Steelers shut Smith down and owned the second half while Morris was runnin on the Cowboys left and right. O' Donnell gave it away.
Dallas cowboys of the 90's was great.
Hope someday I’ll know what that feels like. I was 4 when that happened.
Yeah that’s for sure. I’m from Louisiana and up until the saints won their first, and only superbowl… everybody, and I mean everybody except me was a huge Dallas or Niners fan lol. That’s all people could talk about back then, now they hate Dallas with a passion lmao 🤣
Scripted just like now
The offensive line was great.
@@truspirit1925 I guess you believe in the Tooth Fairy too.
Damn i miss the NFL! It was a man's game back then!!
Those two interceptions cost the steelers the Superbowl.
I'm only 40 years old soon to be 41, I became a Steelers fan in the early 90's and still is to this day, that was a lifetime commitment I made but anyway. This is the 1st Steelers SuperBowl memory for me, and when they lost this game I cried my eyes out no lie. Being a Steelers fan being born and raised in Chicago actually wasn't as bad as one would think, we are everywhere "wink" but I knew and always had faith that I'd live to see a Steelers SuperBowl victory and sho nuff I did... When we beat Seattle I remember I was working for the city of Chicago @ O'Hare Airport and I remember being at work that SuperBowl Sunday and when we won... I remember crying tears of joy I was so happy... So I can honestly say that we are (2-2) in the SuperBowl since I've been alive. Oh man I feel like crying now typing this 🤣🤣🤣 #PS4L
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This was the 1st ever Superbowl ive ever watched. Emmitt Smith is the 1st player ive ever watched played football that got me hooked vs the New York Giants.
IM GETTING OLD LOLOLOL🤣🤣😂✊🏿
RIP My Mom & Brother ⚰
I have memories watching this era with my family too. Also lost my brother. Cheers man hope all is well.
So sorry that you lost your brother. I hope the cowboys win it all for him and you this 2023 season
Did Neil O’Donnell think that Larry Brown was on his team?
Receiver ran wrong route. Blame the right person.
The game that Neil O'Donnell threw.
I think O’Donnell had money on Dallas.
Cry me a river.
Made Larry Brown a Super Bowl mvp
This must be what the longest yard is based off of.
Nope
here after Greenbay FUCKEDD us up
Scott Case was popping those boys.
I'm so glad I saw this. Case was laying the wood. I will now always remember Scott Case
I missed this game because of work. Firs time I’ve seen the highlights as well.
sweet revenge for the cowboys against the steelers from the 70s
So what when was you’re guys last Super Bowl presence 😂😂😂
Pittsburg had the momentum why not stick with that powerful running game
Exactly. Bam Morris was killin them. And the Steelers defensive was shuttin' the Cowboys down
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Keep handing the ball to that bruising running back and mix in a Play Action pass here and there because you to limit how much O'Donnell was throwing and turn him into a game manager
Bam Morris was on his way to MVP.
@6:36 that wasn't a touchdown by Emmitt Smith. I remember watching that play so long ago. That was memorable along with those 2 easy ints by Larry Brown. Right time right place I could have intercepted Neil O'Donnell 🤣
Neither was Ben Rothlisburger's in SB XL.
This was a tough one as a Steeler fan. You had the Cowboys at the tail end of their dynasty with 4 future Hall of Famers on offense versus an overachieving Steeler team with no stars on offense at all. The Steeler defense was very good though (2nd in the NFL) with a great LB corps (Kevin Greene, Greg Lloyd, Levon Kirkland, Chad Brown/Jerry O) + Rod Woodson (recovering from ACL tear) and Carnell Lake in the secondary.
This was a classic "strength on strength" matchup (Dallas Offense vs Steelers Defense), which meant the other side of the ball (Dallas Defense vs Steelers Offense) would likely determine the game --- and boy did it. Two crushing unforced error interceptions when they had the momentum and had worn down the Dallas team on both sides of the ball ended up deciding it.
Cowboys had an amazing defense though. Significantly better than the Steelers Offense
On this day, Lloyd and Greene were non-factors. The Cowboy O Line handled them well.
@@davidpollard4051 True, but Levon Kirkland and others more than stepped up I think. If someone would have told me that Troy Aikman would have a pedestrian day and Emmitt Smith (during the best season of his career with 1773 rushing yards and 25 td's) would be held to 49 total yards on 25 carries, I would have said they were crazy. The Steelers shut down their offense the entire second half. It's just the interceptions + talent disparity between the Steelers O and Dallas D was a bit too much to overcome.
But Dallas was the better team overall, there's no denying that. Better talent top to bottom and deserved to win. I can't be too salty because the Steelers would go on to win 2 more SB's in the next 13 years; while Dallas would *implode* and become a laughing stock in the NFC lol.
This game was the final chapter to the Dallas dynasty. Yes they won, but hardly in dominant fashion and a couple of great breaks. But you could clearly see they had come back to the rest of the NFL
@@persona-non-grata gotta love what Jerryatric Jones did with the franchise 🙃
Steelers offense choked ... I was 11 years old and remember watching this superbowl, those dallas cowboys from the 90s man were they good and probably should have won atleast 2 more superbowls ...
Niel choked not the steelers
This is a time in history that the Cowboys actually mattered.
Brown deserved MVP both his interceptions resulted in scores for the Cowboys
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I was 12 years old watching this as a Cowboys fan. And have watched Jerry kill the team every since. 🤦🏾♂️
I miss this era when players & making plays decided games & not this era of Goodell football where the refs steer games through refereeing.
i do remember my uncle would always be talking shit about t the refs lol. Now I'm doing the same things even more so, but you are right this league today is softer and I will never forget this Superbowl it was my childhood dream team with Emmit Irving Troy Novacek Deion, but I do remember this year being nervous about them for the first time on offense
@@ryanr20091 Yeah, those were good teams back in the day. Today's corrupt NFL is about pushing narratives & they use the refs to help that out. The Patriots owner was the main person who got Goodell in & look what has done for the Patriots the last 20 years. Think back to all those breaks those teams got from the refs time after time. It's no coincidence. Oh & the Pat's owner allegedly got caught with underage girls at a massage parlor & notice how all that got swept under the rug. Last year was so obvious where the NFL is desperate to win over the 2nd biggest market with Los Angeles. It was a no-brainer they spent all that money for LA teams, you knew one of them was going to win the Super Bowl. Way too much corruption in the NFL these days of something I very much used to enjoy.
@@ryanr20091 Irvin, not Irving.
Neil o'donnell 2 picks were the deciding factor.
BUT....why didn't they keep pounding Morris???? They had nearly 5 minutes to go and Dallas was sucking wind. They power running game put them back in the game....
I love Cowher but DAMN...one time he needed to Marty ball it!!!!!
Cowboys el mejor equipo y su afición mejor los 90s fueron venciendo todos los obstáculos para ser los mejores Albín Harper novacek eikman Michel Irving Dion sanders realmente todos
Devian de aver ganado 2 campeonatos mas a lo menos... Si no fuero por Jerry Jones de metiche y su orgullo, quiso tomar credito por lo que Jimmy Johnson construyo ... Fue una pendejado de parte de Jones cuando despidio a Jimmy Johnson despues de ganar 2 campionatos derechos ...
I would’ve loved to watch the 90s cowboys
An underrated Super bowl. The Steelers nearly came back from 20-7, but Neil O'Donnell threw his 2nd interception right to Larry Brown again, which caused Emmit Smith to punch it in and seal the game. By the way, Emmitt Smith should have won MVP of this, not Larry Brown. Brown won this award for doing nothing
No way. Emmitt Smith had a grand total of 49 yards rushing.
It’s honestly tough since smith didn’t have a crazy game, but having 2 picks in the Super Bowl is hard to do
@@borrelli6257 he didn't do anything for those picks. Neil O'Donnell just threw the ball right to him
@@jjb1908 yeah but when Emmett only had 50 yards barley it’s can’t just be automatically given to him
@@borrelli6257 I meant by default because there were no stand out performances on the Cowboys. I just think Emmit Smith was the best by default
Cowboys looked like they were going to run away with this game and ended up in a war.
It wasn't as close as the score indicated neil O'Donnell wanted to play as a Dallas cowboys quarterback that day
@@Davidjon1946 To much criticism his way. He played an okay game with two huge mistakes. The TD drive before half was huge or once again it probably turns into a run away.
@@supersexysega true my quarterback was Jim kelly so
@@Davidjon1946 Too bad Jim Kelly got hurt in his last game in the 96 WC pksypffs against the Jags. Might have drove the Bill's down the field for a clutch win.
Can't believe how Barry Switzer didn't get any credit for delivering us a SB in his 2nd year as a HC
He -already- received all the _credit_ he deserved.
BAM MORRIS RUNNING OVER EVERYONE 4:46
It was Barry foster, Bam Morris and Jerome bettis.
Listen to the crowd they loved to see it! great classic run
Barry Switzer got another Superbowl for the cowboys, after Jimmy left. The final Superbowl win for the cowboys.
LeVon Kirkland was 2 damn big to be playing MLB that dude could really move for his size at that position
Three of the greatest SB of all time. Steelers and Cowboys.
This one was a little payback.
The cowboys should have had a super bowl ring for O'Donnell because he was the deciding factor in victory
I fucken dont remember this super bowl. I would of been in the 6th grade and watched football religiously back then
Neil O’Donnell doesn’t throw those two interceptions and the Steelers win this game
Gr8 to see the Cowboys whip the steelers.
I completely agree Debbie.
Third time was the charm for the Cowboys against the Steelers
O’Donnell threw this game…..the Steelers had told him they were releasing him….at some point in the game when he’s walking off to the sideline even the coach asks if the the ball just sailed on him……
Receiver ran wrong route. Blame the right person.
@@debbiehenson1096 but I am….open your eyes…and see things for what they are…it’s very obvious
@@je4661 You Squealer fans just can't except the fact that you lost a Super Bowl. You did it again to Green Bay in SB XLV.
Nice upload on the 26th anniversary of when the game was played.
I really really hate the Cowboys with passion but man just watching that highlight shows that the Cowboys were the superior team
In 1995, the Steelers really stepped up because they scored 407 points after averaging just over 300 points in Bill Cowher's 1st 3 seasons as HC. They could've beaten the Cowboys if not for O'Donnell INT throws.
They showed a punt roll into the endzone but they didn't show the extra point on the 1st Dallas touchdown... #PuntingMoreImportantThanPoints
When football used to be great.
Dos pases perfectos de O Donell a los defensivos de Dallas. La segunda cuando el juego era dominado por los acereros, muy raro la verdad.
Falta de comunicacion dentro O'Donnell y el receptor ancho ... Tambien O"Donnell anduvo juegando con la cola entre las patas los ultimos minutos, cuando mas cuenta ...
Yep! Jimmy Johnson's Cowboys not Barry Switzer or Jerry Jones!
Cowboys lost a Super Bowl very similar to this one with Craig Morton throwing two late interceptions against the Colts That game was far more winnable than this one was for Pittsburgh. A devastating loss.
Neil said " I will make some money as a player but if I bet against myself & throw a couple of picks, I will be filthy rich" That is the ultimate F U to the game. It uses these men up,their bodies & minds(just like any job) so you might as well make as much money as you can. He took the money and ran.
This was a dog fight . I see why Big Ben went 15-1 his rookie year with the Steelers . Great defense . If Baltimore had Flacco 2001 to 2007 they would have made atleast 2 more SuperBowls
One more super bowl for Jimmy johnson.his team his players.
It wasn't Jimmy Johnson in this one, it was Barry Switzer.
I grew up hearing Odonell took a dive. NO WAY the Steelers we’re playing catch up the whole game. They couldn’t stop Dallas when it mattered. Good game but typical Steelers getting into a hole early.
Huh? Steelers forced 3 three and outs in second half
The cowboys have been a disappointment my entire life (22yrs) wish I was around back then to see this live.
It was amazing to watch, let me tell you but it was also very very nerve racking.
they stopped Emitt Smith in this game that is for sure. but not having a QB that was good screwed them O'Donell = Jimmy G
ahhh yes sweet revenge for those horrid calls in super 12... 🤣🤣😅😅😅👌🎯👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣😆😆🤫
Pittsburgh never played in super bowl 12 stupid lmaooo sweet revenge huh? Go ahead and be happy for that one win. I’ll take two over one any day😂 #SB10Champs
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Ps: Dallas cryboys Super Bowl champs in SB12 and then got dethroned year after which was a rematch from the first meet in SB10 😂😂😂
But the Cowboys beat the Broncos in Super bowl 12
@@alexev91 He who laughs last laughs best. I'll take Super Bowl XXX any day of the week. The day the Squealers went down.💀💀 Larry Brown for President. 😆😆😄😄😁😁😀😀
@@Bob31415 and I’ll take those two wins over Dallas allday every damn day of the week. Like I said at the end two over one will always top it so hold that L #PS4L #SBXChamps #SBXIIIChamps #PittForeverownsdallas #YeahwegotThelastlaugh 😎🌓🙌🏻
@@alexev91 Nah. Like I said, the most recent winner is the WINNER. Revenge is so sweet. Say hello to Neil O'Donnell for me and tell him we Dallas fans said THANK YOU.
given how bad neil odnell was its a miracle we made it to this owl at all
Hootie hoot. Hootie hoot.
Its so weird to see the cowboys in a super bowl lol
If the cowboys went ahead and gotten warren sapp, Derrick brooks instead of the bucs in 95. And later they drafted mike alstott to replace moose in 96? And instead of David lafleur, they get tony g? And later moss in 98 with Irvin entering the twilight? They would own the nfl like the New England patriots of the 2000s
Years later the nfl would make it up to bill coward by giving him and the stealers a sb win against the seahawks.
Now THAT game was obviously fixed.
That thumbnail has the coach looking like an 80’s Villain who people eventually come to understand why he’s doing what he’s doing, but you still have to take him out because he’s trying to kill people lmao 🤣
Emit esmit el mejor corredor grandes cowboys campeónes
Itll take a miracle to look like this again.
Man why can't we do this again Cowboys? smh
Jerry Jones' incompetence.
Neil O Donnell gifted that Super Bowl with 2 INTs to Larry Brown. 28 + Years later, how Cowboys look now, CHOKE ARTISTS with 3 straight Playoff Losses, 2 to 49ers and Home loss to 9-8 Packers! Yuck!
neil odonnel sold us out all good we won more after him
Steelers had the Cowboys on the ropes.
Fluke year for the boys
How bout them COWBOYS!
Did they give emmitt a touch down on that play?
This was before replay. The call on the field was the call that stood
@@marcusjohnson5420 It was more like a break in replay rather than before it. They had instant replay from 1986-91 then dropped it until it came back again in 1999.
To think the next counted game they played after this they lost 22-6 to the Bears on a Monday night season opener, to lose by that much to one of the worse teams in football, that was the begining of their downfall, their 96 season was awkward to say the least!
COME ON DARREN. COULD HAVE HAD A PICK 6
Aikman was a sniper!!!!
##ck Steelers . They refuse to put Stuart in this game
The could've probably won
By looking at these highlights particularly those 2 picks and that run at the goalline saying smith was in and clearly he was not maybe I got watch the whole thing but those plays alone something fishy about this game I mean he just straight up threw the ball to him twice and no steeler in sight.
larry brown must of blackmailed pits qb 🤔😂
33 big asf for the Steelers
Why does this seem more like football than football today
Because quarterbacks didn't wear dresses back then.
O'Donnell threw the game. Or he was colorblind in the second half!
He threw some bad pick six.
Dam now I see why my dad hated Neil O’Donnell so much this my first time really looking at this game I wasn’t born I was born a year later in 1997 and a steelers fan but they didn’t even play bad could of won that game just bad qb play smh
I don't know how he caught that looking back at the sun to this day I think that catch was more luck than anything else
Wow they really called that a td? How much was they paying the refs
35-31
The last Superbowl victory for the cowboys. They would never go back to the Superbowl, ever again.
Shows how great cower was and how crappy O'Donnell was
Lol I’m never gonna experience this. I was born in 2000 so I’m just use to heartbreak🤡
This Steeler team was a bunch of overachievers.
I think you showed the score and the time twice in the whole game pretty stupid
Neil O'Donnell 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Dallas will never win a superbowl again!!!
I’m Steelers fan all I can say is that we have more rings then the f-ing cowgirls
The Shitsburgh Squealers always have the refs in their ass pockets. Case in point, SB XL.
Our last Super Bowl was about a decade ago, even tho we lost still better than them cowgirls forsure 😂
A Super Bowl win gifted to the Cowboys by Neil O'Donnell.😄
eggxactly LOL
Well 10 years later the NFL did gift wrap SB 40 to Pittsburgh.
these highlights suck. they don't show the score or the onside kick.
#14 steelers threw the game he was going to the jets so he figured ok be known for SOMETHING why not loose the game - give credit to Dallas but
Turn to Jesus and Repent of your sins🙏Amen.
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The 2 INT's from O'Donnell, there's not a Steeler within 5yds of those passes. If you're gonna line your pockets Neil, at least make it look like you didn't take a dive for monetary gain. How do you not once but TWICE attempt those throws?? SURVEY SAYS...MONEY 💰 MONEY 💰 MONEY 💰!! I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but EVERYTHING points to Neil throwin' the game (no pun intended). WHY??? I'm glad you asked. Neil's career was over. Barry Switzer just took over the reigns from Johnson & needed to qualify that move. What better way than a SB win?? If it only happened once ok, mistakes happen. But O'Donnell did it TWICE, IDENTICALLY!! No way that was just a matter of a QB havin' a BAD DAY. YOU DID IT TWICE NEIL!!! NO WONDER YOU'RE NO LONGER WELCOME IN THIS CITY!! If you played the game straight, FINE, THE FANS OF PGH. WOULD'VE FORGIVEN YOU...but to take a bribe to lose the SB?!? Maybe you can be bestie's w/Pete Rose since you both clearly attempted to profit off of your own teams' woes P.O.S!!
Do you also believe in the Loch Ness Monster?
@Jon Brahms yup, & I'm on a 1st name basis with Bigfoot & the Kraken as well. I'm not sayin' O'Donnell took a dive on purpose for $$ 💰. HOWEVER, I'M ABSOLUTELY suggesting it as a possibility. He knew his time in the 'burgh was over. Why not go out w/an extra check JIC?? I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but c'mon now. 2 PASSES, SAME PLAYS/AREA'S OF THE FIELD, THAT JUST HAPPENED TO LAND IN LARRY BROWN'S HANDS WITH A BIG BLACK & GOLD TERRIBLE TOWEL FOR A BOW ON IT, W/OUT A STEELERS WR IN SIGHT?!? Neil hadn't thrown passes that well all season, yet he did it in less than 30min of play in SB XXX...TWICE!?! If it looks, walks & quacks like a duck, IT'S A DUCK!! We had 'em on the ropes after the onside kick. Dallas was goin' DAHN!!! But it's as if O'Donnell said, "guess I gotta do it again." Is it any coincidence that he left Pgh. for good, THE VERY NEXT DAY?!? I'm serious. He BOUNCED w/the quickness (& possibly a hefty check). There was a story back in '95 that when he was packing up his clan to leave Pgh. for good, people were driving past his home, yelling things like, "You suck Neil!! Don't come back!!" Someone even dumped their garbage on his lawn. Sad, but if that's not a sign of loyalty to all things '412,' I dunno what is, ha.🤔🖤💛✌️
@@dodoubleg2356 I have analyzed it. Go to the video of the complete game because that's what my time stamps refer to. ua-cam.com/video/VaREL8LSN-s/v-deo.html.
Watch the Steelers play at 1:55:09. This play occurs after the 2nd interception and the Cowboys going up 27-17. This is a completion to Corey Holliday who replaced Ernie Mills who was knocked out of the game by Larry Brown earlier in the 4th quarter. Compare this play to the 2nd interception by Larry Brown (at 1:49:08). It is the exact same play call by Pittsburgh. Corey Holliday (the replacement) RAN THE WRONG ROUTE on the interception play but got it right on the next series (at 1:55:09). There was no fix and nobody paying off O'Donnell.
@@dodoubleg2356 This Super Bowl took place on Jan. 28th 1996 so how could there be a story about him leaving Pittsburgh in '95?
@@Bob31415 it was the '95 season genius...Now you're just nit-picking. I know it was 'Jan. '96 b/c I was at SB XXX in Arizona b/c I had season tickets.
Neil O Donell, the HONORARY COWBOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JAJAJAJAJAJ
Let’s ignore the illegal pick on the Novacek TD. Everyone saw it except all of the officials.