Deep Blue: Welcome To Switzer Land | Dallas Cowboys 2019
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- Twenty-five years ago, college coaching legend Barry Switzer took a phone call on his couch in Norman, Oklahoma that would change his life - and the Dallas Cowboys - forever.
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Barry Switzer is a Great Coach and man! He isn't Jimmy or Tom he is Barry and the man is a tremendous leader of men!
Coach Switzer was a beast. You don't just get super bowl rings for free. He earned that.
Barry Switzer becoming Head coach of the Dallas Cowboys was the ultimate example of a 'no win situtation"..he took alot of heat and like Randy Galloway said in this great documentary .."Barry was invited here"..Obviously as a Cowboys fan i am glad they won ,but im also glad Coach Switzer won.
Not giving a bleep about what other people think of you is a super power. Switzer had that in spades. There was no lie in him. He was who he was. This is a surprisingly well-balanced portrait of his run with the Cowboys. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks.
Every Cowboys snapback hat on here was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍
I feel like a huge reason why I'm so fascinated with the cowboys dynasty is that it happened during the best era of sideline apparel
Unreal how people discredit Barry. Barry did it his way and won his way. He never tried to be Jimmy and I admire that as a man.
San Fran was on another level in 1994 and I believe even if Jimmy was the coach then, the Cowboys still lose that 94 NFC Title Game. Barry did his job and handled the opportunity the right way.
The lasting memory of that SB was Berry reaching out to shake Jerry’s hand and Jerry snatching The Trophy from him instead.
I sure miss the days of the Cowboys being in the Superbowl brings back good memories. Wish these coaches could get us back there because the talent is here and has been here the last 5 seasons.
What a great ending and it was well-deserved. I have a story about Barry switcher while he was coaching the Cowboys. It was a client of mine that was living in a condo where Barry Switzer was living next-door while they were building his house remodeling, or whatever. Her mama was dying of cancer And her daughter put his book (bootleggers son) on his front door with a note saying, would you please sign this book? My mother has always loved you and it would bless her if you could do that! Well, Barry switcher went over to the house and spent the whole day with them and had dinner and everything. That’s the epitome of class just a good old country boy from Arkansas treating people with honor and respect.
Switcher ?
Love him or hate him, Coach Switzer walked away with a Super Bowl Champion ring. Good job, coach.Thank you.
Ya and the NFC east was down then , and people forget they kept the same staff even though troy aikman loves norv Turner lol
Jimmy built that team.
@@TheByzantineEmperor True. But Barry took what Jimmy Built and got that 5th Super Bowl championship.
For what it's worth, Switzer had more Hall of Famers on his Super Bowl team than Jimmy had on his. The only HoFers on Switzer's team who were not on Jimmy's teams were Larry Allen and Deion Sanders.
@@rafaelsale6364 38 of Jimmy's players were NOT on the 95 roster. Sorry, but Math doesn't give a shit about your opinion.
Not to mention the fact that Jimmy did NOT acquire Larry Allen or Deion Sanders. Sanders was a Falcon while Allen was still in college when Jimmy won those 2 Super Bowls.
🇺🇸 America’s Team 🇺🇸
God Bless, Barry Switzer.
War eagle Auburn
Great documentary! Barry deserved way more credit than he got for his positive contributions to the Dallas Cowboy organization! He was put in a no win situation when he got the call from Jerry Jones to fill Jimmy Johnsons shoes. Nonetheless I feel given the situation and his lack of experience in the NFL Barry was actually highly successful. In fact, in Barry's short tenure he has one of the best overall winning percentages of any NFL coach and the highest winning percentage of any Dallas Cowboy coach. Also one of only a few coaches to win a superbowl and a college championship (3). As a Dallas Cowboy fan who has endured an almost 25 year drought on a superbowl win, Barry is looking better all the time. Thanks Coach Switzer for your many contributions to the Dallas Cowboys.
Barry Switzer belongs in the ring of honor.
He does....only 3 coaches have appeared and won Super Bowls coaching Dallas....and Switzer is one.
Happy Birthday to Coach Barry Layne Switzer.10-5-37.
C U later Playa! Hbday Coach switzer
Barry Switzer now 82 years -old! Letting that sink in. (edit: writing this in 2019)
mikeokcmedia 82 yrs old
He's now 83
Just one more ring guys, for ownership, team and fans. This brought back so many memories.
Great film Barry got us a ring
Love these Deep Blue docs. People forget that, save for 7 awful minutes in the Championship game against the 49ers, Dallas would have won 4 straight Superbowls.
The thing that ultimately brought the team down was free agency, but also lack of discipline. With Jimmy he knew what buttons to push and how to motivate and get the team excited, but also be the meanest SOB if you screwed up or were messing around. That's the thing Troy Aikman wanted so bad out of Barry was the discipline, but Barry never did. He even explained that you are not 18 to 23 years old kids in college that needed to be molded. You are adults and I don't need to be on you all the time. Sadly there were people like Michael Irvin or Leon Lett that needed that discipline and structure. By 1997 the discipline had all just gone away. The inmates were running the asylum and Dallas went 6-10
The offense sucked. Troy Aikman, Daryl Johnston, Emmitt Smith and Co. all lacked discipline, apparently.
That defense full of dope heads was ranked #2 in 1997 🤔
Never seen a guy win over a team like he did. Michael Irvin went from throwing trash cans to saying nobody deserved more credit than Switzer for their Super Bow run.
He's a thug and I can't stand the cowboys, I'm a Bengals fan and I know a thug when I see one, Michael Irvin was a violent bully
I'm 63 years old My First Cowboy game I watched was the 1967 Ice Bowl -25° I was 7 yrs old. By 1971 at 11 I was a Seasoned Cowboy Fan. I also learned how advanced & innovative they were compared to all other teams. From being 1st to use computers to pick Draft picks. A former RB Who was given the Starting Job as Head Coach Tom landry. The Architect, The Genius, The Soft Spoken Commander & Chief. Quietly building a Dynasty. 1971 SB5 1967 IceBowl. The greatest NFL Games ever 2B Played. These 2 games Shaped & Defined what the Dallas Cowboys were going to Be. The New World Leader in NFl Football. Cowboys lost these 2 Games. Both to the Current World Champions Green BayPackers under Lombardi, Baltimore Colts Under Shula. From 1961 to 1971 It was all of this that Tom Landry with designing Scrimmages from Scratch. From Rotating 4/5 RB's as Starters keeping legs fresh for 4 Qtr's. Behind an All Pro offensive Line the 2 Broke the Back of every Team they played. And Landry's Icing on the Cake just finding the Fastest man on Earth. And all he needed to do was teach him how to Catch a Football. Throw in a now seasoned & Mature Doomsday front 4 to add insult to Injury. 10 years to build a Bullet Proof Football team. 1972 SB6 Cowboys hold Miami to No 1st downs till the Fourth Quarter. Hold Miami to no Touchdowns in the Game. Cause the Longest sack in NFL History 30 yard lost. All 3 of those Feats are still Records today. They did them all in 1 game.....I'm saying all this for the Fan Cowboys who never have seen when Cowboys were bigger than Life itself. Today and really for the Last 30+ plus yrs Cowboys have been a shell of who they were. Today I can say without a doubt this is not Cowboy Football. It has not Been since 1988. SB92 & SB93 & SB96 were played from The Geniuses Architecture Tom Landry's Designed System of football. Not From former College Coaches Johson & Switzer. Greatness & Dynasty can be achieved again. But not with what's being displayed by anything in the NFL. The Formula is right a top this Much needed Reminder of What Cowboy Football is all about . If Dallas Jimmy Johnson & the Fans do not get back to COWBOYS Fundamentals I promise you this You will never see COWBOYS in the SuperBowl, You will Never See NFL Greatness you will never see A Cowboy Dynasty for as long as you Live. 1 last piece of History from the Man they just Called Coach landry last Game was in 1988. It Took Belichick 30 yrs to beat Landry's post season games played record and that with Tom Bradey as his QB and 9 SB's. No 1 will ever convince me that Tom Landry was the Greatest Coach of all Time... He would be Rolling in his Grave if he saw how the Cowboys are playing today. In Fact for the last 30+ Years. Do the Right thing and put the Landry System back in Force. For the Fans, for the Cowboys & For the NFL.
You bastards did Barry dirty.
Fantastic doc produced and edited by Kent Garrison. Nicely done sir.
Everyone should check out Kent’s podcast mad about movies. It’s a must listen.
War eagle 🦅
Hilarious to hear the pundits say Switzer can't coach.... He only won 4 national championships, won the most games of any college in the 70s, continued to win in the 80s but now "he can't coach." I don't care what level it is, this man can coach with the best of them....I'm not an OU or Cowboy fan....I'm just realistic...
I recently ran across this interesting factoid. The 3 best records ever for any NFL head coach through their first 3 seasons are... 1) George Seifert 49ers 1989-1991 38-10 in the regular season, 4-1 in the post-season, 2 NFC Championship Game appearances, and winner of Super Bowl 24. 2) Chuck Knox Rams 1973-1975 34-8 in the regular season, 2-3 in the post-season, and 2 NFC championship Game appearances 3) Barry Switzer Cowboys 1994-1996 34-14 in the regular season, 5-2 in the post-season, 2 NFC Championship Game appearances, and winner of Super Bowl 30.
Switzer is one of the greatest college football coaches ever. People often ignorantly judge his legacy for what happened as coach of the Cowboys, despite the fact he went 35-13 in the regular season, 5-2 in the playoffs, and won a superbowl as head coach compared to Johnson's 36-12, 7-1, and 2 superbowls.
He ran OU football into the ground and then did the same with Dallas. Both teams were out of control and left in shameful disrepair. No?
Adam R also true
@@adamr6794 Wrong on both accounts.
@adamr6794 The Cowboys weren't in disrepair. All Jerry had to do was draft Randy Moss and we probably win another super bowl in 98.
Love and respect to coach Switzer.
You guys documentary team is one of the best in the business.... ESPN needs to snatch you guys up
Yes then no. ESPN doesn't deserve their talent.
Exactly ESPN does NOT!!!
ESPN sux
No
Nope!!! ESPN is trash!!
Barry will give you the shirt off his back. He really does care about people. 💙
I convinced he's a great man....helping to integrate big-time college football....came from the wrong side the tracks and suffered the suicide of his mom..a regular guy..not a stuffed shirt.
Deion was wild 😂😂😂 this was a good documentary! And Michael Irving is still the same after all of those years. Love it 😂
The early to mid 90s was such a fun time for the Dallas Cowboys
Woody hasn't aged at all!
He’s handsome lol
Barry Switzer is great, what a character
Barry Switzer was the greatest college football coach of all time. He’s one of three coaches to win a national championship and a super bowl
With the wishbone. He won based solely on what Jimmy did before him.
@@heatherphillips5983 He won the second year after Jimmy was gone. He won a superbowl and national titles. Only three coaches have done that. Respect
"Get me Deion! If I had 11 men like him I could rule the world!"
I met barry several times when he was coaching at OU and when he was the cowboys coach. A humble , charming man , with an infectious smile . He is down to earth and likes to self depreciate . He was put in a difficult situation when he was thrust into the cowboys job . He said some goofy things and probably did not have the chance to pick players or coaches , as Jerry was now in full hands on mode . But I am sure the cowboys players fought hard to win for him that last super bowl . Because they knew he genuinely loved them and treated them like men . He is not at Jimmy’s Xand O coaching and brutality with players and discipline etc etc . That is just not barry . But hey , sometimes positive coaching does win when players feel they are loved and respected.
True. Yes people can hate on Barry, but they should understand the man was just thrown into that role. It was a lose/lose situation because if he won, then he won with Jimmy’s team, but if he couldn’t win, then he’d be known as a sucky coach. Doesn’t help that this was also the point where Jerry really took more control and couldn’t draft for shit to help supplement the Triplets and replace the players that left (aside from Larry Allen). One thing i wished though, was that Jerry maybe could’ve got Parcells in Dallas a lot sooner when Aikman was still qb
March 29 1994... A day that will live in infamy for a die hard Cowboy fan. It's just as painful to watch it again as it was when it happened
It's been 27 years since we won a Super Bowl so if we look back and see who has been there from day one It's Jerry Jones and his decisions about coaching and players and salaries are his fault and he has to face the blame and embarrassing facts that the Cowboys are overrated and he is the best used car salesman in the world.
April 18, 1998 is the REAL day that lives in infamy for Cowboys fans.
Passing up on Moss is a FAR bigger mistake than letting Jimmy go.
At first I thought you was talking about Deion Sanders interfering with Michael Irvin in the championship game! 😮
Quality documentaries. Keep up the good work
Barry did a great job in stepping into a difficult situation ,great job , Coach
Difficult situation?? Great job?? Not what I was thinking he was flagged for 15 yards in the 94 NFC Championship Game
@@adamr6794 Give the great Niners teams some credit.....two incredible organizations that both earned their day in the sun. ( And no I'm not a Niners fan...Chiefs & Eagles)
Barry Switzer was the "let's get ice cream after the game!" kind of coach
He was too laid back
i have met barry twice great guy
Excellent video. Were getting old guys.Great job. Cant wait for Jimmy Johnson video.
And we're going to do it BAY BEE
Lmao still makes me laugh
Switzer telling you how the job came to him is him telling you that Jimmy was fired.
Jimmy was leaving regardless.
@@supersexysega Jimmy with the chance to make history. 3 SBs in row? Not a chance. Jerry called Switzer about the job before the sit down Jimmy. "How would you like to coach the Dallas Cowboys?" Switzer: " I didn't know the job was available." Jerry: " Its fixing to be."
@@stevenpringle9225 it’s all history now there will never be this again at least in our lifetime oh well I’m good with it
Lol 16:23 the moment Jerry knew things weren't gonna be fine.
Food for thought. From 1991-1993, Jimmy Johnson's Cowboys were 36-12 in the regular season, 7-1 in the playoffs, and they won 2 Super Bowls. From 1994-1996, Barry Switzer's Cowboys were 34-14 in the regular season, 5-2 in the playoffs, and they won 1 Super Bowl. The only differences between the two resumes is that Switzer sat out most of his starters in losses in the last game of the 1994 and 1996 regular season. In terms of the playoffs, Switzer's 1994 Cowboys lost to a 49er team that was better than the 49er teams that Johnson's Cowboys defeated in 1992 and 1993. If one relies on the documented record, Barry Switzer did an outstanding job coaching the Dallas Cowboys.
Imma go by the players who were actually there buddy
In the opinion of most NFL historians, the 1994 49ers were one of the top 3 teams in 49ers history. Some rank the 1994 49ers 3rd behind the 1989 and 1984 49er squads, while others rank them 2nd behind the 1989 49ers. In terms of the 1994 NFC Championship Game, the 49ers were playing at home, they had beaten the Cowboys in the regular season, and they were listed as 7 point favorites to represent the NFC in Super Bowl 29. The perception that the Cowboys were considered the better team is classic revisionist history.
@@MD-zy9xk so you take an already good team and add deion Sanders and you arent better? Please...the 94 team was the best 49er team Steve young ever started for. I'd argue the 97 team was pretty good too but they flamed out in the NFC championship game.
War eagle Auburn
@@swazie8455 How bout goin' by the FACTS!....players are just as subjective as are the FANS( FANATICS).
GREAT doc...been waiting for doc on Switzer 's tenure as head coach .....LOVE Barry Switzer both as coach in collage and the pros ..but more so as man and human , flawed, tragic , humble ,loyal and completely puts himself "out there"..ask Bozworth about Switzer ..any of his ex players .also read his book "Boot Legger's Boy" will just make you like him more .
More like fourure as a head coach
@@adamr6794 huh?
I grew up watching the 90s Cowboys win Super Bowls and I used to think that Barry ran this team in ground but in all reality he did the best he could with a team that was aging and on the tail end of its prime. I wish we could say that we made an NFC Championship Game. We haven't since 1995.
I will always remember that...."We did it our way baby!! We did it!!!" 🤠
Wow this documentary was good enough to be on 30 for 30. Seems like they could've sold this to Prime TV, HBO, Netflix or something. Good work. It's crazy looking at all of the Dallas local media when they were younger.
The first five years Jerry owned the team but didn't feel part of it. He won 2 SB titles. The next 29 years he and his son have been a big part of it. They have 1 SB, and deep down they know it was Jimmy's leftovers. They've won nothin in 27 years.
If Johnson stays I believe the 49ers still win in 94, but I think the Cowboys remain a contender beyond 1996.
Thats debatable the foot on a throat mentality wasn't pushed at all that 1st year he relaxed things alot
Excellent look back st the ‘Boys! I can’t believe it’s been that long since we won a Super Bowl!
It'll be another decade before they do again.
Barry done something 99.9 percent will never do he won a super bowl in Dallas while having to deal with a clown show everyday you people think that's so easy then how come it's not happened a single time since you can't say the talent hasn't been their .the fact is the man is a winner an no matter what some chump like Dale Hanson thinks you can't take that away from him he had enuff sense to get out of that circus also very smart coach
This video randomly came up today. Im watching just so i can see the gun at the airport press conference. 😂😂😂
Watching this in full, this made me appreciate what George Siefert did in San Francisco starting in 1989. He too followed a HOF coach and inherited a talented team with championship or bust expectations.
But Siefert's tenure lasted longer with more wins, division titles, and Super Bowl's.
Both Switzer and Seifert were worthy successors.
thank you for this great look in the history of the Dallas cowboys with Barry Switzer in a relationship with Barry Switzer and Jerry Jones and the Dallas cowboys it was awesome video
From Tom Landry to Barry Switzer in a little over five years.
It would be interesting to wonder and hear what Tom Landry’s thoughts were on all of this turmoil
@@RobTheNotary The vibe I got is that he enjoyed it in a schadenfreude type way. He never got over being fired, and word was that he rooted for the NY Giants in his final years. I remember watching an interview of him in the late ‘90s when the Cowboys started sucking and he was asked about the team’s then current state. His response was something to the effect of “I think Jerry is learning that you can’t always be good.” I just remember getting the impression that he was really relishing in the Cowboys’ decline.
“I came to Dallas with more money than Jimmie left with!” 😂😂😂
I always liked that one
In real life when Troy Aikman play for the Dallas Cowboys Barry Switzer and Troy Aikman did not see eye-to-eye or get along
That part always makes me laugh my ass off 😂
Wow!! Great great job on this documentary to all involved! So well done in the way this story was presented!
Great work production staff and writers!
Jimmy Johnson is still not in the Cowboys ring of honor! Let that sink in!
I think he could cares less.
I can't name any player/ coach that has been elected to the Hall of Fame for their sport who are not also in their own teams "Hall of Fame" or, Ring of Honor
@@clintwilson6380 Oh I think he does, behind that smile Jimmy wants to win every fight, so does Jerry. And Jerry holds all the cards.
He's there he went in during the 2021 season
The last good memories of a great dynasty.
WOW.. what an AWESOME Doc! I see Berry in a whole different light now.
Thank you Jimmy Johnson.
What if I told you that they had a job. And they went and did it...baby
My Mom used to work at Deaconess Hospital, Mercy Hospital, St Anthony's Hospital, others, I think she got to see Switzer *TWICE* when he visited his players 1990s. My Mom Said "Hey, you can see him, talk to him on the phone" I said "Mom. You can get fired, it;s a Privacy issue between him and his players" she wouldn;t say. I missed two chances, I was afraid I was gonna get my Mom fired from her job, because she knew BArry was my hero. Isn't that funny, Hey Barry, I'm gonna go see you sometime in Norman, Don;t get me arrested, OK???🤣🤣🤣
Jimmy Johnson needs ti be in the Hall of Fame!!!!
He's there bro...
He got there , bro ceremony cancelled because of this COVID thing
Haha Jerry Jones washing the socks and jocks himself!
You don't hear Aikman using that kind of language with the games on FOX!!? LOL!!?
Been a Dallas fan all of my life. Along with other fans, I took losses personally. At age 9, 10 and 11, I saw my boys lose 3 straight NFC championships. Was fueled with hatred that JJ fired Landry the way he did and brought in another JJ. 1992, I was grateful that the superbowl drought was over. In many ways, I was happy to have Barry as the coach but HATED the way he was perceived. No blame should have come his way in the NFC championship of 1994. Aikman, who I did like, threw those interceptions, not Barry. He often threw shade at Barry which I did not agree with. I am glad Barry walked away a champion. Like my favorite QB, Danny White, Barry will not get the immense credit he deserves.
Still...go Cowboys!!!
Thank you for that....Barry Switzer was one of the most characterful people who EVER coached.
Did Troy think a guy could come in and yell at an established super bowl team? Thats insane. The only approach for the situation is the approach he took. At the end of the day it went about as well as it possibly could have if you think about it.
Yeah if he comes in and tries to be like Jimmy, then Troy would say he was just a poor imitation of the real thing, and the veterans would be all “who do you think you are” and so on and so on. It really was a no win situation, yet they did win. They won another super bowl. Switzer handled it about as well as he could have.
@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 Great 👍 accurate comment.
Brilliant. Enjoyed every part. Thank you.
This is sooo good. Love Barry. And Nate Newton is a class act.
Dale Hansen ' s shoulder took a beating in that interview
He got off to lightly!
The 1995 roster of the Dallas Cowboys contained 26 players that had never played a down for Jimmy Johnson. This included Hall of Fame players such as Deion Sanders and Larry Allen. In addition, several players that either underperformed or were in Johnson's doghouse, thrived in the Switzer regime. This included Robert Jones, Chad Hennings, and Charles Haley. For example, Haley had 10 sacks in his two years under Johnson whereas in his two years under Switzer, Haley had 23 sacks. The 1995 Cowboys were not as deep as the 1992 and 1993 Cowboys, but from Week 1 to Thanksgiving of that year, they may have fielded the best starting 22 in NFL history.
Sad the mark tunei ending
Yeah, Switzer whispered something in Haley's ear and doubled his productivity. No matter how you twist numbers Switzer was a disappointment and anyone alive back then knows it. Court appearances were way up under Switzer's watch. The Cowboys became a laughingstock under Switzer. Great Job in 94
All that matters is who the last team standing at the time was the end of January
Excellent comment. Let's not forget that Irvin was already there and Landry was to draft Aikman a month after he was fired. The Jimmy's Team myth is bullshit and always has been.
@@genewilliams2942 Yup, and it doesn't stop at Irvin...Mark Tuinei, Nate Newton, Ken Norton, and Bill Bates were all added to the team during the Landry Era...Larry Allen, Ray Donaldson, Deion Sanders, Scott Case, and Chris Boniol were all added to the team during the Switzer Era. It's important to note that unlike Switzer, Johnson did not have to deal with the salary cap in Dallas and we all witnessed Jimmy's struggles with the salary cap system during his 4 year coaching stint with the Dolphins.
The 1995 Dallas Cowboys season was like day time TV soap operas and all
1995. The last time the cowboys or braves would win a title.
Btw ironic that the 2 teams favored in 94 (cowboys and steelers) both lost...then both made it in 95.
The 1994 Cowboys were not favored to represent the NFC in Super Bowl 29. The 49ers were 7 point favorites in the NFC Championship Game. Jones, Switzer, and several players from the 1994 team are simply partaking in revisionist history. The facts are that the 49ers defeated the Cowboys in Week 11 of the 1994 regular season, the Cowboys were riddled with injuries entering the NFC Championship Game, and they had to play a healthy 49ers squad on the road. IMO, the Cowboys went as far as they could in 1994.
@@pjtheory On point and people need to understand it would have been no different with Jimmy coaching the team that year. The 49'ers stacked the deck and the Cowboys had some poor luck on the injury side of things.
@@supersexysega you don't know what Jimmy would've done differently.... nobody does thanks to our idiot owner/general manager
@@juanel589 Dallas would of won the Superbowl in 94 with Johnson.
@@jackduncan5442 You can't say that...(and I hate the Niners).
wow! how did I not see this till now this is a great documentary!
Jerry Jones made the biggest mistake for his own EGO and his Texas Political Venture
We did it our way baby...that was a stab at jimmy
Pats fan should watch this and be sooooo thankful ...imagine if Belichick had left after their second Superbowl ...not just losing a great head coach but what they would have lost in terms player personnel decisions , drafts , trades etc
All all the Deep Blues this is the best one
Dallas hasn't been to a Super Bowl or NFC Championship game since the 20th century
Hold up.....@25:25, did Emmitt just say, "Barry is going through a major transaction??? 😂
I caught that, too. Millions don't give you great grammar. TRANSITION, Emmitt! But man, could he run the ball!
@@mikeokcmedia if you hear him speak these days he's much better. Even in this documentary.
I think Switzer was a damn good coach. Woodson was right he was set up for failure but guess what? he has ring something that many people who slate him haven't got!! especially Dale Hanson!!!
A good college coach no doubt... but he was nothing more than Jerry's puppet in Dallas
Dale Hanson is a dam joke that needs to get a life sn quit fuckin others up jus so he can get ratings he helped destroy smu a few years earlier for what .dam ratings an im share more money
Left out the part where Jerry Jones basically ripped the trophy out of Barry hands
Deion my second favorite athlete ever 🐐🐐
After the ‘95 NFC championship game I was so pissed off at him, because of that moment! You know what moment I’m talking about!! A year later after Super Bowl XXX, Man I’m glad they got that guy!!!
Jerry probably couldn't stand Texas Stadium, he had plans for a bigger place, which would be coming
Problem is They Play Soft!! You got to be Hungry!! Not Spoiled. Oh my leg hurts!! WTF??
WE STILL LOVE YOU BERRY!!!! I GOTTA BUY YOUR BOOK AGAIN!!! WE LOVE YOU BERRY!!! WE KNOW THE TRUTH BERRY!!! WE LOVE YOU!!!!
I can’t imagine any other coach during that time to step into Jerry’s world and be successful.
Whoops, I was mistaken in regards to Switzer's record (e.g., 1994-1996) against Holmgren. Switzer was actually 5-0 against Holmgren, with 2 of those wins coming in the playoffs. The Cowboys won those 2 games by a combined score of 73-36.
Love some Bootleggers Boy... Great Coach, Better Man, but by far one of the greatest to Eva do that dam thang.
Larry Brown was Neil O' Donnell 's favorite receiver
Yep
Interesting factoid... No coach in NFL history won more playoff games in their first 3 seasons than Barry Switzer. From 1994-1996, Switzer won 5 playoff games which is 1 more win than George Seifert from 1989-1991. Switzer also won more playoff games than all of his successors combined. Playoff Totals Chan Gailey 0-2 Dave Campo 0-0 Bill Parcells 0-2 Wade Phillips 1-2 Jason Garrett 2-3.
Was any coach ever handed more on a silver platter?
@@adamr6794 Yup, George Seifert in 1989, and that 49er squad was arguably 1 of the top 5 teams in NFL history.
@@pjtheory I would argue Dallas going into 94 was a younger and more talented team.
@@jackduncan5442 I'm assuming that you're comparing the 94 Cowboys to the 94 49ers. I would agree that if the Week 1 roster of the 94 Cowboys faced the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game, the Cowboys would have gone on to appear in, and win their 3rd consecutive Super Bowl. The Cowboys team that played the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game, however, was not the same team that destroyed the Steelers in Week 1 of the 94 season. The following excerpt from SI writer Rick Telander's article on the 94 Championship Game says it all...
"Now Switzer is in the very position 49er coach George Seifert would have found himself in had he lost this game. He must apologize for having a team that is terrific, but not quite as good as the best team in the business. In fairness, it must be noted that the Cowboys were one beat-up outfit coming into the game, while the 49ers were healthy as kittens. Dallas listed 24 injured on the Thursday, and among the walking wounded were most of the offensive line and Emmitt Smith. “Think about it,” said Cowboy trainer Kevin O’Neill during the week. “Every guy who scores points for us has been hurt this season. It’s unbelievable to have our record with the injuries we’ve had.”
I would argue that the 94 49ers were a much better team than the 92 and/or 93 49ers whereas the 92 and 93 Cowboys were better than the 94 Cowboys. I would also argue that the 1994 49ers were the 2nd best team of the 90's, behind only the 1992 Cowboys. Compared to documented fact, however, opinions carry little tangible weight. For example, during the 1994 season...
- The 7-2 49ers defeated the 8-1 Cowboys to give them an edge in procuring home field advantage in the playoffs.
- The 1994 49ers were 13-3 and the 1994 Cowboys were 12-4.
- The 49ers were 7 point favorites over the Cowboys in the 1994 NFC Championship Game.
- The Cowboys were ranked #1 in Total Defense, yet they didn't record a sack or create a turnover in the NFC Championship Game.
- The Cowboys turned the ball over 5 times, and 4 of those turnovers were committed by 2/3 of the Triplets.
@@pjtheory I said that 92-94 Cowboys were more talented than 89 49ers and 94 49ers. I actually think the 92 49ers are underrated. They went 14-2 and had the league MVP. And Dallas kicked their ass in Candlestick.
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Man...great doc. Seeing that 95 SB win was kinda tough though knowing that what it's been after that. Nearly 30yrs of sometimes close, but no cigar. The NFL is better when Dallas is in the hunt. Grew up and live in East TN, Been a Cowboys fan my whole life, hope to see these days return real, real soon.
Great Documentary
Barry Switzers coaching reminds me of Jason Garrett's coaching... RN we need some more Jimmy Johnson style coaching for this team to be successful... Nice coaches dont come in first... just look at belichick...
Barry came in first in 1995 🤷🏼♂️
March 28 Barry got the call March 29 Jimmy was fired decision was already made