I was born in ‘92. My dad raised me a Cowboys fan and always used to say he wished I could’ve seen how good we were back in the ‘90s. Thank you so much for uploading these historic games so I can see what he saw. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm a Brit and I've only just discovered American Football and I love this Cowboys team. I've been working my way through endless games and all I can say is Jimmy Johnson rocked.
3 years late but yeah Jerry Jones destroyed this team. I also find it quite crazy that the cowboys are easily the richest sports franchise on the planet, considering how widespread football (soccer) is compared to this young sport.
Brian Chua I mean the proof was in the pudding after jimmy left or was fired Dallas went down that’s why I don’t see how Skip bayless can give Jerry even an ounce of credit for those teams jimmy coached and built
There was No salary Cap then...Whatever team owner had the most money to spend on players did so just like the Yankees of the 40's and 50's. . .The Cowboys haven't won since they started the salary Cap...So there's an Asterisk next to the Cowboys and Yankees teams...They played for those Championships and that's just as bad as cheating with steroids!!!
I’ve been a Cowboys Fan since I can remember. My first Super Bowl I remember was Dallas and Denver Randy White my all time fav player. Finally I got to see them win again after losing all those NFC championships in the early 80’s. Good times with Aikman and the Boys!
That was also the first SuperBowl that I remember. Randy White and Harvey Martin dismantled Denver. Been a Cowboys fan ever since. The 80's were very tough. I was pretty pissed about the way Landry was dismissed but within a few short years Jimmy had me smiling.
The 89 season was a tough one to go through. What Jimmy Johnson did in Dallas is exactly what they been missing since! Should of had a yellow jacket years before he got, not to mention barley got into the ring of honor!!
So refreshing to watch a Cowboys team with heart, talent, leadership, and great coaching. Hey Jerry, do you watch these games like the rest of us to remember what your organization was like before you let your ego ruin it?
I watch and share on Twitter and I tag the team so "they can watch" it in the name of the old good days. I think every fan should flood their page with the these videos then #ThenAndNow
Herschel Walker made the team everybody respected. And they had discipline. Since we beat Pittsburgh to win the Super Bowl in 95 Dallas has taken a downhill slide. We're no longer respected, or feared, or a threat to other teams. Discipline!!! Tom Landry demanded it, and Jimmy Johnson earned it. In my opinion, The Dallas Cowboy's have always been Super Bowl contenders. We just couldn't get it done. Last year we led the league in penalties. Ok, so we won the NFC East. But once again we were one done. Fine players. Bench them. Even take a player from the practice squad. Without discipline, Dallas is never going to the big dance. I will continue to keep my Season tickets, and watch the away games. But I will not watch field goals or extra points. This guy made me break a brand new 60 inch TV. I'm a New Yorker that's been a Cowboy's fan since I'm 9. Call me a fake fan, or whatever you like. I've they have another season full of unnecessary penalties, and no ramifications for their stupidity, I'm done. I'll never root for another team, but I can't take another year of "The Cowboy's are looking like a Super Bowl caliber team." And watch them self destruct, I'm done. The least threat in the NFC East has won more Super Bowls in the past 30 years than the Cowboy's have won playoff games. And the last two the beat Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.But it is such a pleasure to watch the replays of the two wins against Buffalo. The only real Nrw York football team.
I agree. The outdoor stadiums have a lot more atmosphere, and I like the natural light of the daytime for the first half, then it gets darker in the second half. The dome stadiums feel like big living rooms, too comfortable and corporate feeling.
I was at the SF game 2 weeks before that. A highlight of my life. The beginning of a dynasty for sure. Back then, the NFC Championship was the Super Bowl.
If you watch this game, pay particular attention to Emmitt Smith’s blocking, especially in picking up those great blitzing linebackers of the Bills. This is why he was such a valuable player in this game.
@@jonmolina948 The Cowboys had a good lead at halftime but the game was not over until the wheels began coming off of Buffalo in that second half. I always say that the most important aspect of that game was the phenomenal pass blocking of Emmitt Smith in picking up those great Bill linebackers, which bought Aikman time to dump passes off to TE Novachek before hitting Michael Irvin and Alvin Harper on deeper passes that put that game out of reach.
This Was One Of The Best Teams In History..Definately Dallas Best Team.And Was The Youngest Team To Win A SuperBowl.If Jerry Jones Would Have Left Jimmy Johnson Alone Dallas Would Have Won More Superbowls
So true just look at what Jimmy Johnson did without Jerry Jones in Miami… Man Miami has what the exact same amount of Super Bowls that they had before he got there? Yeah great point…sick of people like you not giving Jerry Jones even the smallest tiniest bit of credit as if he is not the one that hired Jimmy Johnson in the first place. 1995 Cowboys… Half of the starting lineup on both sides of the ball are all people who didn’t play a single down for Jimmy Johnson… The team won the Super Bowl… Explain to me how that is because of Jimmy Johnson… I will wait… Explain to me how Jimmy Johnson had anything to do with Deion sanders… I will wait… Oh right because they still had Emmitt Smith Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin… So that means that the entire team was Jimmy Johnson’s team at that time…Shut up already.
@@cineMADvocate Jerry gets credit for hiring Jimmy. But that credit will forever be nullified by the act of getting rid of Jimmy and compound that with the 25 years of futility Jerry embarked on after the last title with Switzer.
@@cineMADvocate I like Jimmy but he was not this great draft guy like people think. Plus Michael Irvin was drafted by Tom Landry. Tuinei, Newton, Gogan and Ken Norton were all from Landry's teams. Jimmy tried his best not to draft Emmitt Smith. He wasted a high 1st round pick on Steve Walsh after Aikman was drafted. Jimmy was a great coach because his teams were prepared. A lot of times you need luck in drafting players.
I was fortunate enough to watch EVERY single game during this awesome dynasty. As a fan, it sucked going through the 1989 season but it paid off, in a huge way. One of the greatest dynasties of all time!
I am a huge Cowboys fan, but let's tap on the brakes a little bit on Jimmy. He went to Miami and did NOTHING. Should he had stayed in Dallas, he would've won the SB that Barry Switzer won and probably not more than that. With the implementation of salary cap in the NFL, we would've been unable to retain much of the talent as it happen with the Cowboys. I give you that the way Jerry ended Jimmy's tenure as head coach was completely messed up and a HUGE mistake. Even Jerry Jones has admitted as much. BUT, the whole notion that the Cowboys would've won ten more SBs with Jimmy is just nonsense.
Jimmy Johnson had NEVER coached in any one place for more than 5 years. He wanted to leave and KNEW he was going to leave. He just needed an excuse to get out. He found one.
I was so proud of this team....life long dallas fan...learned the plays and players on my dad's knee since 1964....i remember dandy don maridath playing....yes I'm that old....
Was 7 at the time Remember all them Cowboys team growing up. Had the best Superbowl party's back in the day when the Cowboys played in the Superbowl. Blessed to grow up in the 90's
Ive always been a Cowboys fan, I was in my 20's those were great memories...A salute to Buffalo for making it there 4 years straight ...wow....We almost did it also...Can you imagine another Cowboys vs. Bills Superbowl in 2022 season?
Props for the comment from the Skins fan. Well, let me say I feel the same way about Riggins, Theismann and that championship Skins team...they were a dominant bunch as well.
Cowboy fan here. The Packer, Steeler, 49er, Cowboy, and Patriot dynasties all have the common thread of having been lead by HOF QBs. Coach Gibbs won three Lombari trophies with three different QBs that no one would consider HOF caliber. I can't even imagine how many titles Coach Gibbs might have won if he had a QB like Montana or Marino.
This team was stacked. Best, most physical and biggest O-line in the NFL. HOF QB, RB, WR with best blocking FB in the league at that time, a clutch TE with great hands who could work the zone and a 6’3” complimentary WR with 4.42 speed opposite Irvin. Eight deep on the D-line with fresh legs in the 4th quarter. Fastest set of LBers in the game, each guy running between 4.45 and 4.58. Four starters in the secondary who ran 4.35 to 4.45. Solid PK and P. Good coverage teams. Great DC, OC and entire staff. Jimmy Johnson was a great talent evaluator and motivator overseeing it all. This team could have lined up with anyone from any era, including the 1989 49ers and 1985 Bears. You rarely see that kind of team speed, especially on defense, and the ability to play physical football at the line of scrimmage.
I am not a Cowboys fan, but this is the last time a truly great team won in the NFL. Free agency hit right after, and it became impossible to build a complete and stacked roster after this. This team was so stacked, and everyone in their physical primes. HOFers in Aikman, Emmitt, Irvin, and Haley. And players who will be as well. Also the most physical offensive line ever.
You mentioned Deion won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1994 and 1995 with San Fran and Dallas, respectively. That is true, but there is only ONE player who ever DID three-peat, though it was with two different teams. Ken Norton Jr did it from 1992-1994. Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII with Dallas, and Super Bowl XXIX with San Francisco.
94 49ers. They were the team that took down the dynasty. Young, Rice, Watters, Taylor, Brent Jones, Bryant Young, Dana Stubblefield, Rickey Jackson, Charles Mann, Norton, Plummer, Hanks, McDonald, and Deion. I hated the Niners, but that 94 team smoked almost everyone after getting beat down by Philly. Kinda like Dallas in 92.
As a giants fan i have to admit this was one of the best teams all around that I had ever seen. They were just damn good. Man were they good. They should have won 4 straight super bowls. Jimmy Johnson was that great of a coach. Too bad Jones let his ego get in the way of what might have been.
I second exactly what you said!! Cowboys should've won at least 4 rings with this line-up and Powerhouse Defense. Jerry Jones is the main problem and I've said it ever since Jimmy J left!!!✌️😎
I haven’t watched this game since it was broadcast. So fun to watch it again. Hearing some of those player names for the first time in decades. I had forgot how shaky the Cowboys started off…but what a great game. Loved every minute.
Aikman didn't have gaudy career stats but that's because he played with thr NFL's all time leading rusher. He showed he could put up big stats if we wanted to. This game is a perfect example.
For real? The Philly line doesn't compare. They have no one as good as Charles Haley. They don't even have one as good as Leon Lett. We know Philly is feeling it's oats but for crying out loud stop it.
The dream of a team that became a dynamic dynasty and with the performance of Micheal jackson at half time became the iconic best watched super bowl of the 90's
Billy lmaoooo straight Choker bro. They wore lucky they won’t in the social media era or else they would be getting destroyed with memes and the trolls would never stop!!
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The 71 team had more individual talent with numerous HOFers: Lilly, Staubach, Hayes, Wright, Ditka, Gregg, Adderley, Renfro and several who should have been inducted into Canton: Howley, Jordan, probably Harris, and others who were Pro Bowl and All Pro: Green, Niland, Andrie. The 77 team was a great team as well, ranking no. 1 in both offense and defense that year. Doomsday II was dominant and with the addition of Dorsett, the offense was explosive as Staubach had numerous weapons to throw to: Pearson (Drew and Preston), Hill, Johnson, Richards, Dupree. But the 92 team had depth, size, team speed, HOFers at the skill positions, confidence and swagger. I think the 94 team had potential to be better than the 92 team. After Johnson left, the wheels came off the cart. The locker room was lost. Erik Williams was the most dominant offensive lineman in the game at the time. He nearly killed himself one Sunday night in October of that year, smashing into a retaining wall. He destroyed his knee and was never as completely dominating when he returned to the field in 95. Johnson had his teams ready to play those great SF teams and everyone knew the Dallas-SF winner was the de facto Super Bowl winner in those days. Switzer's teams didn't have the edge the way JJ's teams did. Had JJ stayed, Dallas would have won four straight SBs. Free agency came onto the scene in 93 and the Cowboys' great depth was lost as were key starters, including MLB Ken Norton after the 93 season. But for JJ leaving Dallas and the advent of free agency, the 90s Cowboys would have eclipsed all records. Still, I'd pit the 92 Cowboys against ANY Steelers team of the 70s, including their incredibly balanced 78 team, and against ANY NE Pats team led by Brady, including the 18-1 2007 team that lost to a NYG team in the SB that the 92 Cowboys would have manhandled. I think the 92 Cowboys match up well vs the 85 Bears because the O-line could play man-up vs the Bears front four. Williams would have handled Dan Hampton - Hampton was a great player but Williams outplayed Reggie White, who was even greater (stronger and faster) than Hampton. Tuinei at LT played great vs Bruce Smith in two SBs, and Smith was better than HOFer Richard Dent at RDE, although Dent's quickness would have given Tuinei some problems. Inside, LG Nate Newton and RDT William Perry would play to a standstill. C Mark Stepnoski was strong (450 bench) for his size (265) and a great pass blocker, so his match-up vs MLB Mike Singletary (a truly great player) would have been a key positional battle. At RG, the enormous and just plain nasty Kevin Gogan had 40 lbs on Bears LDT Steve McMichael, who was the strongest player on the Bears D (500 lb bench). The Dallas OL, like the 91 Washington OL, was one of the few lines in those days that could line up mano a mano vs the Bears great front four. Emmitt Smith and Moose Johnston were great at blitz pick-up - and they'd need to be on their A-game vs Wilbur Marshall and Otis Wilson. If Dallas could run the ball on the Bears, Aikman to Irvin, Novacek and Harper could damage the Bears secondary. The Dallas D had insane overall speed and they would have challenged the Bears passing game, which was never terrific. The key would have been slowing down Walter Payton. The 89 49er team would have, offensively, presented the 92 Cowboys with a stiffer challenge, although the 92 Cowboys would have given the SF defense all it could handle with its power running game and Aikman's precision passing. I think the 85 Bears, 89 9ers and 92 Cowboys would vie for the best overall teams in SB history given their strength on both sides of the ball. Of those, Dallas had the most team speed and best offensive line. Montana is probably the best QB in history, but look at Aikman's SB performances and his record in playoff games from 92-95, and he has HOF numbers that rival any QB of the SB era. Dallas corner Kevin Smith played Jerry Rice better in man coverage than just about any corner, including Deion Sanders and Darrel Green. Of course, no one could shut down Rice, you could only limit his damage. None of Brady's teams would stay on the field vs the 85 Bears. Brady never faced the defenses that Staubach did in the 70s SBs - the 75 and 78 Steelers and 77 Broncos. The NYG teams that beat Brady and held NE to a combined 31 points in two SBs were not nearly as good as the 70s Steel Curtain teams that fielded four HOFers on defense and several other Pro Bowlers. If the Giants could sack Brady 5 times in their 17-14 win vs the 18-0 Patriots, would do you think the 75 Steelers would have done? Or the 85 Bears? Ten sacks? Eleven?
Honestly I think Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot's rookie year was the strongest Dallas has been in the 20 years I've been alive and I'm a cowboys fan myself 💯
Me too. And I'm a bills fan. That Cowboys team was one of the best I've ever seen in my lifetime. The triplets get all the attention but without the offensive line they had, they wouldn't have been nearly as good. And they had the number one defense in the league that year I think
Gotta give props to Don Beebe for giving 100% during a blowout game. Every football coach should show his strip of Leon Lett near the goal line. True heart & character right there!
In the Patriots vs. Packers sb, he had a key block which allowed Desmond Howard to return that kickoff for a td, effectively draining any momentum the Pats had left.
Derek Ruff im die hard cowboys fan but got upmost respect for bebe on that play. I remember watching n thinkin stupid big cat lett and proud of dons playing to the whistle
I'm so happy that this was uploaded. I was only nine years old when this game originally aired and I have not seen it since then. Look forward to watching history!
I watch these games over and over quite often. The Cowboys had it all in the nineties. Winning like they were back then still pleases me to watch them.. They were extremely great. UNSTOPPABLE!
Best Defensive performance in a Super Bowl, by the Dallas Cowboys defense. 9 takeaways, 2 defensive TDs (should have been 3), only 10 actual points given up (last TD the Bills QB was over the line of scrimmage).
Yes, the Rose Bowl is a terrific venue for the SB, but Roger Goodell and the owners want that luxury suite revenue. Pro sports in America are not sports any more; just another pathetic business where the CEOs (owners) try to suck up every dime that's not nailed down!
I watched this game in Basic Training in the Army, with 59 other dudes in the barracks. It was a rare downtime moment of freedom and pleasure for us, so this game was appreciated much more than I normally would have. P.S. Pete Metzelaars went to my High School and I wish the big tight end could have won a SB with Buffalo.
How about those Cowboys!!! Woo hoo! A dynasty! Thank you! Cannot wait to get my fix on the other two Super Bowls as well uploaded here soon! Thank you NFL films!
The following season was Jason Garrett's first year with Dallas, though it would be funny if there was footage from Super Bowl XXVIII of Garrett clapping on the sideline.
And they think a backup quarterback is going to get them to the Super Bowl they better wake up and smell the coffee and get Troy Aikman to be the coach at least he wore 3
This game brought a lot of old and new friends 2gether after my time ...away, (USAF). I told those watching Cowboys take 13+ as the optimal spread. I even took some of them for a few bucks after the game when they straight--up refused. I (still) luv those guys.
@@dr.awkward9075 In the mid 2000s,he had a show on the radio here in Dallas. He said,in regards to Andre Reed in Super Bowl XXVII,"I shut him down". Reed had 8 catches for 152 yards in that Super Bowl and had 75 yards in the next Super Bowl against the Cowboys's top 10 defense. That's not shutting Reed down. Washington lied and exaggerated what he did. Emmitt Smith,the rightful MVP of Super Bowl XXVIII,never had to lie about what he did.
@@quentincampbell612 Still being upset about something that happened 16 years ago involving people you don't even know is super silly. Conversation over.
@@dr.awkward9075 hey,I like Emmitt,Andre,Aikman and Bruce Smith. Why should I not be upset. Washington is a person just like us. Why should we give pro athletes a pass but hold politicians to their word or people at work when they say they're going to do something?
@@silvermoonstar2263 People always got interject their unwanted and weird political positions into every damn video. I’m like just watch the damn game . There’s was a time that political and religion were kept out of Sports Discussions .
Every time I watch this game, I get pumped. Aikman, Irvin, Smith. Those three are electrifying to watch and it is no wonder that this particular group of Cowboys players set the benchmark so high, that it has taken years to try and come even close to what that team accomplished. Emmitt Smith was absolutely the key to this win. At first, it looked as if the Bills might contain Smith. Which they did, for roughly the first half, but in the second half, Smith simply began to do what he does best, make yardage when yardage is necessary. Haley looked awesome for Big D's defense. They all did. Too many players on this particular team making huge plays. When I originally watched this game, I thought the Bills might just pull one off. They beat allot of good teams to get to the Super Bowl, but the Cowboys offense and defense, as well as the coaching staff were simply too much for them to handle. We win this Super Bowl, we tie the Steelers and like that team back in the 90's, our current team is very young, dynamic and talented. ☆☆☆☆☆GO COWBOYS☆☆☆☆☆🏈
I saw the 1992 Cowboys whip the Raiders during the regular season. I remember saying to people at the time, "The Cowboys have the best football team I've ever looked at!". They would have driven the 1985 Bears out of the stadium...
This game was over before it started because of the mismatch at the line of scrimmage. The Bills' defensive line was simply overwhelmed by the Cowboys' offensive line.
SingleTax Individually the Bills had some good players that matched up with the Cowboys but the Cowboys had a defense built on speed and they could run down some the Bills players. Kenny Davis,who was quicker then Thurman Thomas ran well against the Cowboys and Andre Reed had 8 catches for 152 yards(no surprise there) but, without Thomas having a big impact and the Bills not able to spread the ball around put Bills at a disadvantage. The turnovers put the Bills defense in bad situations. Despite all that,they were only down by 14 going into the 4th,Bruce caused Emmitt to fumble and Aikman recovered,the Bills went 3 and out and then the Cowboys scored 21 more points to make it a blowout. Something how free agency impacted both the Cowboys and Bills of that era though.
Bill's defense did well in the first quarter stopping Emmit Smith. The problem was the Bill's offense committing turnover after turnover, putting the defense in terrible positions, leaving them gassed af
This game was closer than the score. Bill's had many opportunities in this game. 9 turnovers and 6 were self induced. Kelly doesn't get hurt this game is a classic. That said the right team won the game. 1992 Bill's were no where near as good as the 1990 bills
Please I’m begging the football gods. Cowboys vs Bills this year. It would probably be the highest rated and most watched super bowl in history hands down
Ahh the good ol days. Thx for the upload. After many years of utter disappointment maybe we got a shot. Im a 2nd generation cowboys fan who was 12 when this aired. The dynasty was cool, but not fully appreciated by my young mind. I had other things to worry about. Nowadays ive become fairly accustomed to seasons ending early. My dad almost never even watches games anymore. Ive gotten him back into it this season. Hopefully they can make something great happen this year and we can enjoy it both as adults.
As a Cowboy fan, I always had a lot of respect for Jim Kelley. I really felt bad that he got hurt this game. I also felt bad for Reed and Tasker. They made exceptional plays but their team couldn't help them out.
As a Dallas fan I've always said the Bills were simply outmatched against Washington in SB 26 and Dallas in SB 27. But they could have bookended their four straight SB appearences with wins in SBs 25 and 28. In those games they beat themselves.
Man its so so depressing as a life long hard core Dallas cowboys fan to have to re-watch these old games to see my team play good. I miss these days as a little boy thinking I could somehow make Emmitt dodge a tackle if I leaned hard enough in that direction lol
Im a Packer Fan in Milwaukee WI. I watched those Cowboys of course win win. Their is only 1 Cowboy Jersey is will wear. Emmitt Smith #22. He is to me the main guy to win those titles......
We all know about the Leon Lett fiasco at the end of the game. But people forget that he played a BIG BIG part of this game. Had 2 forced fumbles. The one with Thurman Thomas that lead to the 2nd Irvin touchdown. The pressure in Reich's face that lead to Thomas Everett's second interception. THIS forced fumble 1:56:52 on Steve Tasker. For a defensive player, that's as good as it gets.
As a Cowboys fan I have a lot of sympathy for the Bills and especially Jim Kelly. They were great teams that should have gotten one Super Bowl at least.
1:34:37 This still pisses me of after all these years, ball was on 40 he clearly threw the ball over the line of scrimmage! I also think Leon Lett broke the plain and scored that touchdown, score should have been 59 to 10!
I wasn't old enough top pay attention to the NFL until the next year. I grew up disliking the Cowboys, but now I live in D/FW. Going back and seeing these games as a new Cowboys fan is a real treat.
The turn around in this game for Dallas was a result of excellent coaching and discipline of a team staying with it. I don’t know if it’s been duplicated since.
I remember right after the game running outside saying we are the champions, this was an awesome game to watch live. Hopefully something like this happens sooner than later. I'm ready for another one!
No, he would have not. He went to Miami and did nothing. I am a HUGE Cowboys fan, and I love Jimmy to death, but let's be real. Free agency changed the landscape of pro football. The Cowboys couldn't retain all that talent; with Jimmy or no Jimmy.
Buffalo BLOOPER Bill's do it again 4 in a row with 3 straight BLOWOUTS..Could not compete with the NFC BEAST of the EAST...GIANTS, REDSKINS and COWBOYS twice ..4 in a row for the NFC BEAST of the EAST..What a division that was..CRUSHED Bill's 3 of the 4...BUFFALO was definitely too cocky..Got there ASS handed to them...
Let me tell you growing up in Philly and being a Cowboys fan now married to an Eagles fan can be a pain but it’s still worth it. Reminders of these incredible days give me hope for good things to come for the Cowboys. I am looking to forward to the coming season and will wear my Troy Aikman jersey every game day/night.
This may have been the most stacked defense of all time this side of the '70s Steelers. I can think of defenses with more hall of famers, but I can't think of one with the sheer depth this one had. Most of the second string players could've been pro bowlers in their own right.
I'm so glad the NFL struck this deal with UA-cam. To be able to see these classic games is awesome. Thanks NFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What kind of deal?
Junior where's superbowl 46
Junior Agreed!
I..we second that love those 92 cowboys
There should be an accessible database where you can watch all previously televised games. Even if you have to pay for it. I'd be willing to.
Everybody always talks about aikman, smith and Irvin, but that cowboy defense was outstanding
Yes, it was.
You forgetting Johnston, but yeah.
They had it going on all the way around.
Yes they could sub at any position on D and not lose a step. 77/78Doomsday D part 2 in 90s
Number one defense in the league at the time yea it was makes you wonder why no one on that defense went to the pro bowl that year
I was born in ‘92. My dad raised me a Cowboys fan and always used to say he wished I could’ve seen how good we were back in the ‘90s. Thank you so much for uploading these historic games so I can see what he saw. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@user-ds2cc2dv8t well because of the salary cap, you pretty much have to get lucky with a rookie deal QB
mad because your team probably missed the playoffs🤣@Mike-qi9ql
@@captainq-ball9422 we might get that with trey lance
We’re winning this year
I'm a Brit and I've only just discovered American Football and I love this Cowboys team. I've been working my way through endless games and all I can say is Jimmy Johnson rocked.
I miss Super Bowls at the Rose Bowl. Stadium just has such a 'next level' feel to it, even today.
Trust me brother. Jimmy Johnson was God during these times, just like Tom Landry was in his day.
3 years late but yeah Jerry Jones destroyed this team. I also find it quite crazy that the cowboys are easily the richest sports franchise on the planet, considering how widespread football (soccer) is compared to this young sport.
The real Cowboys were gone the moment Jerry Jones fired Tom Landry.
the owner sidelining jimmy johnson is probably a big reason why they are so hated
I don't get tired of seeing this over and over good old days
Those 90's Cowboys, especially 92 and 93, man they were just a well-oiled machine.
Brian Chua I mean the proof was in the pudding after jimmy left or was fired Dallas went down that’s why I don’t see how Skip bayless can give Jerry even an ounce of credit for those teams jimmy coached and built
There was No salary Cap then...Whatever team owner had the most money to spend on players did so just like the Yankees of the 40's and 50's. . .The Cowboys haven't won since they started the salary Cap...So there's an Asterisk next to the Cowboys and Yankees teams...They played for those Championships and that's just as bad as cheating with steroids!!!
Absolutely!
Jerry G What a stupid comment....
Basil Brush it was beyond stupid. He acts like everyone else has a salary cap except Dallas.
I’ve been a Cowboys Fan since I can remember. My first Super Bowl I remember was Dallas and Denver Randy White my all time fav player. Finally I got to see them win again after losing all those NFC championships in the early 80’s. Good times with Aikman and the Boys!
That was also the first SuperBowl that I remember. Randy White and Harvey Martin dismantled Denver. Been a Cowboys fan ever since. The 80's were very tough. I was pretty pissed about the way Landry was dismissed but within a few short years Jimmy had me smiling.
As a Cowboys fan, after suffering through a 1-15 season in 1989, this was awesome to watch.
Feel y'all
That was before this game changed all that 😂🎉
Yeah as a cowboys we went a season turnarounds
The 89 season was a tough one to go through. What Jimmy Johnson did in Dallas is exactly what they been missing since! Should of had a yellow jacket years before he got, not to mention barley got into the ring of honor!!
Youre admitting that you are old.
Still The Greatest Super Bowl of All Time for the Cowboys!
So refreshing to watch a Cowboys team with heart, talent, leadership, and great coaching. Hey Jerry, do you watch these games like the rest of us to remember what your organization was like before you let your ego ruin it?
That team had six first-round draft picks thanks to the Walker trade.
I wonder if he knows what's lacking in his world?
Absolutely! Classic Cowboy's winners 🏆
I watch and share on Twitter and I tag the team so "they can watch" it in the name of the old good days.
I think every fan should flood their page with the these videos then #ThenAndNow
Herschel Walker made the team everybody respected. And they had discipline. Since we beat Pittsburgh to win the Super Bowl in 95 Dallas has taken a downhill slide. We're no longer respected, or feared, or a threat to other teams. Discipline!!! Tom Landry demanded it, and Jimmy Johnson earned it. In my opinion, The Dallas Cowboy's have always been Super Bowl contenders. We just couldn't get it done. Last year we led the league in penalties. Ok, so we won the NFC East. But once again we were one done. Fine players. Bench them. Even take a player from the practice squad. Without discipline, Dallas is never going to the big dance. I will continue to keep my Season tickets, and watch the away games. But I will not watch field goals or extra points. This guy made me break a brand new 60 inch TV. I'm a New Yorker that's been a Cowboy's fan since I'm 9. Call me a fake fan, or whatever you like. I've they have another season full of unnecessary penalties, and no ramifications for their stupidity, I'm done. I'll never root for another team, but I can't take another year of "The Cowboy's are looking like a Super Bowl caliber team." And watch them self destruct, I'm done. The least threat in the NFC East has won more Super Bowls in the past 30 years than the Cowboy's have won playoff games. And the last two the beat Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.But it is such a pleasure to watch the replays of the two wins against Buffalo. The only real Nrw York football team.
The last super bowl at the Rose Bowl. What a shame to not play anymore in this stadium. So beautiful and it's outdoor with real grass.
Matt Blair #59 (Fan) never again in Pasadena; forever in Inglewood including the NCAA championships
I agree. The outdoor stadiums have a lot more atmosphere, and I like the natural light of the daytime for the first half, then it gets darker in the second half. The dome stadiums feel like big living rooms, too comfortable and corporate feeling.
I agree! Outdoors, on grass - the best 🤩
You are right about that.
Who can forget Michael Jackson at halftime. He rocked the house at the Rose Bowl.
I was at the SF game 2 weeks before that. A highlight of my life. The beginning of a dynasty for sure. Back then, the NFC Championship was the Super Bowl.
Wow.. I was at the second game here .. at Texas Stadium. Would have given anything to have been there at Candlestick to watch that classic.
If you watch this game, pay particular attention to Emmitt Smith’s blocking, especially in picking up those great blitzing linebackers of the Bills. This is why he was such a valuable player in this game.
All I remember about this game is MJ at halftime. The game was over before that.
@@jonmolina948 The Cowboys had a good lead at halftime but the game was not over until the wheels began coming off of Buffalo in that second half. I always say that the most important aspect of that game was the phenomenal pass blocking of Emmitt Smith in picking up those great Bill linebackers, which bought Aikman time to dump passes off to TE Novachek before hitting Michael Irvin and Alvin Harper on deeper passes that put that game out of reach.
@@michaell874 Watch Mahomes moonwalk on those Cowboys on Sunday.
@@jonmolina948 Mahomes is a great QB but I do not think he has gotten over the concussion he received last season.
@@michaell874 He got a knee to the helmet not too long ago. I’m sure he’s fine.
This Was One Of The Best Teams In History..Definately Dallas Best Team.And Was The Youngest Team To Win A SuperBowl.If Jerry Jones Would Have Left Jimmy Johnson Alone Dallas Would Have Won More Superbowls
So true just look at what Jimmy Johnson did without Jerry Jones in Miami… Man Miami has what the exact same amount of Super Bowls that they had before he got there? Yeah great point…sick of people like you not giving Jerry Jones even the smallest tiniest bit of credit as if he is not the one that hired Jimmy Johnson in the first place. 1995 Cowboys… Half of the starting lineup on both sides of the ball are all people who didn’t play a single down for Jimmy Johnson… The team won the Super Bowl… Explain to me how that is because of Jimmy Johnson… I will wait… Explain to me how Jimmy Johnson had anything to do with Deion sanders… I will wait… Oh right because they still had Emmitt Smith Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin… So that means that the entire team was Jimmy Johnson’s team at that time…Shut up already.
@@cineMADvocate Jerry gets credit for hiring Jimmy. But that credit will forever be nullified by the act of getting rid of Jimmy and compound that with the 25 years of futility Jerry embarked on after the last title with Switzer.
@@cineMADvocate I like Jimmy but he was not this great draft guy like people think. Plus Michael Irvin was drafted by Tom Landry. Tuinei, Newton, Gogan and Ken Norton were all from Landry's teams. Jimmy tried his best not to draft Emmitt Smith. He wasted a high 1st round pick on Steve Walsh after Aikman was drafted. Jimmy was a great coach because his teams were prepared. A lot of times you need luck in drafting players.
I was fortunate enough to watch EVERY single game during this awesome dynasty. As a fan, it sucked going through the 1989 season but it paid off, in a huge way. One of the greatest dynasties of all time!
And Jerry Jones had to go and completely ruin everything by getting rid of the mastermind, Jimmy Johnson, a year later. Such an unforgivable crime.
I am a huge Cowboys fan, but let's tap on the brakes a little bit on Jimmy. He went to Miami and did NOTHING. Should he had stayed in Dallas, he would've won the SB that Barry Switzer won and probably not more than that. With the implementation of salary cap in the NFL, we would've been unable to retain much of the talent as it happen with the Cowboys.
I give you that the way Jerry ended Jimmy's tenure as head coach was completely messed up and a HUGE mistake. Even Jerry Jones has admitted as much. BUT, the whole notion that the Cowboys would've won ten more SBs with Jimmy is just nonsense.
Jimmy left on his own and if he did stay history probably would have stayed the same
Jimmy Johnson had NEVER coached in any one place for more than 5 years. He wanted to leave and KNEW he was going to leave. He just needed an excuse to get out. He found one.
@@hfontanez98 He might have won the superbowl the following year he left. Which means he probably would have won four superbowls in a row
They would have won at least 4 SB’s with JJ
I was so proud of this team....life long dallas fan...learned the plays and players on my dad's knee since 1964....i remember dandy don maridath playing....yes I'm that old....
1975 for me!
Suzie Wheeler wussy
Wussy?
1965 FOR ME, LOL..
Why does everybody forget how good of a TE jay novaceck was!
Because he is NOT black.
Idiot, i didn't, i tell everyone after jay got injured there went Cowboys suoerbowls. So don't speak for everyone.🤦
They need to put his name on the Cowboys ring of honor.
Jay. Nova checked
We haven't
Was 7 at the time Remember all them Cowboys team growing up. Had the best Superbowl party's back in the day when the Cowboys played in the Superbowl. Blessed to grow up in the 90's
Ive always been a Cowboys fan, I was in my 20's those were great memories...A salute to Buffalo for making it there 4 years straight ...wow....We almost did it also...Can you imagine another Cowboys vs. Bills Superbowl in 2022 season?
Soñaste
So rarely is it acknowledged that going four years in a row is itself a huge accomplishment. A Bills v. Cowboys super bowl is still possible!
Skins fan for life but I gotta give the Cowboys respect they we're a dynasty 3 Super Bowl wins in four years wow
Props for the comment from the Skins fan. Well, let me say I feel the same way about Riggins, Theismann and that championship Skins team...they were a dominant bunch as well.
what about dem Cowboys?
Skins had a dynasty too in the 80’s! But the patriots dynasty is something else
I'm so glad the NFL struck this deal with UA-cam. To be able to see these classic games is awesome. Thanks NFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cowboy fan here. The Packer, Steeler, 49er, Cowboy, and Patriot dynasties all have the common thread of having been lead by HOF QBs. Coach Gibbs won three Lombari trophies with three different QBs that no one would consider HOF caliber. I can't even imagine how many titles Coach Gibbs might have won if he had a QB like Montana or Marino.
This team was stacked. Best, most physical and biggest O-line in the NFL. HOF QB, RB, WR with best blocking FB in the league at that time, a clutch TE with great hands who could work the zone and a 6’3” complimentary WR with 4.42 speed opposite Irvin. Eight deep on the D-line with fresh legs in the 4th quarter. Fastest set of LBers in the game, each guy running between 4.45 and 4.58. Four starters in the secondary who ran 4.35 to 4.45. Solid PK and P. Good coverage teams. Great DC, OC and entire staff. Jimmy Johnson was a great talent evaluator and motivator overseeing it all. This team could have lined up with anyone from any era, including the 1989 49ers and 1985 Bears. You rarely see that kind of team speed, especially on defense, and the ability to play physical football at the line of scrimmage.
Speak the truth
I agree the 90's Cowboys brought speed on defense in the NFL. Which was game changing at that time
Excellent Writing
No more Walker trades.
The Dallas Cowboys will always be my favorite team. Period.
F the cowgirls
Cowgirls is a good name
I hate the Cowboys but they we're the team of the 90's
Period Cowboys win this year
Agreed 👍🏾
Would like to see another Super Bowl in Pasadena. The daylight start, and the overall outdoor setting, provides a nice visual.
That Dal team was so stacked with talent and depth. Their 2nd string went on to be hall of famers!
I am not a Cowboys fan, but this is the last time a truly great team won in the NFL. Free agency hit right after, and it became impossible to build a complete and stacked roster after this. This team was so stacked, and everyone in their physical primes. HOFers in Aikman, Emmitt, Irvin, and Haley. And players who will be as well. Also the most physical offensive line ever.
LavaBoyPvP
Deion was only on the 1995 team, the weakest of the three 90s championship teams.
LavaBoyPvP Deion came to Dallas in 1995 and won back to back super bowls he won with the 49ers the year before
You mentioned Deion won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1994 and 1995 with San Fran and Dallas, respectively. That is true, but there is only ONE player who ever DID three-peat, though it was with two different teams. Ken Norton Jr did it from 1992-1994. Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII with Dallas, and Super Bowl XXIX with San Francisco.
...and there's only one player who's won 5 rings: Charles Haley.
94 49ers. They were the team that took down the dynasty. Young, Rice, Watters, Taylor, Brent Jones, Bryant Young, Dana Stubblefield, Rickey Jackson, Charles Mann, Norton, Plummer, Hanks, McDonald, and Deion. I hated the Niners, but that 94 team smoked almost everyone after getting beat down by Philly. Kinda like Dallas in 92.
Dallas is the best Dynasty of all time. No cheating...just good solid football.
As a giants fan i have to admit this was one of the best teams all around that I had ever seen. They were just damn good. Man were they good. They should have won 4 straight super bowls. Jimmy Johnson was that great of a coach. Too bad Jones let his ego get in the way of what might have been.
As an Eagles fan, I concur with this statement.
I second exactly what you said!! Cowboys should've won at least 4 rings with this line-up and Powerhouse Defense. Jerry Jones is the main problem and I've said it ever since Jimmy J left!!!✌️😎
definitely, if Jimmy Johnson was still coaching the team in '94, they definitely would have gone on to win 4 straight.
I haven’t watched this game since it was broadcast. So fun to watch it again. Hearing some of those player names for the first time in decades. I had forgot how shaky the Cowboys started off…but what a great game. Loved every minute.
Aikman didn't have gaudy career stats but that's because he played with thr NFL's all time leading rusher. He showed he could put up big stats if we wanted to. This game is a perfect example.
That defensive line was stacked. Lett, Maryland , jones, jeffcoat, Tolbert, Haley, Casillas..
Michael Martinez
So deep. There aren't teams with this much talent anymore.
That's sickening they we're deep
Mmman....Jeffcoat was still playing by then lol.
Lz V Except Philly D line this year
For real? The Philly line doesn't compare. They have no one as good as Charles Haley. They don't even have one as good as Leon Lett. We know Philly is feeling it's oats but for crying out loud stop it.
First game I remember watching and still a Cowboys fan.
I’m hoping and praying we get this matchup again. I NEED Diggs vs. Diggs in the Super Bowl.
It’s possible
diggs is better tbh
@@diegocarrillo971 lmao
@@diegocarrillo971 you're lying diggs is clearly better than diggs
@@toob_noob4381 diggs>>>>>>>>diggs
The dream of a team that became a dynamic dynasty and with the performance of Micheal jackson at half time became the iconic best watched super bowl of the 90's
Watching this phenomenal team while baking for Christmas 2021.
I have loved my Dallas Cowboys 🌟💙🤍 Since the 60's
Lol omg this never, ever, ever gets old. The good old days.
it was ok, just ok
I can't imagine how much it must of sucked losing 4 straight Super Bowls
It Sucks so bad, I cant describe the pain!!... Add the Stanley Cup losses...it devastated the City!
No, I'm just a Crying Fan!!😜😜
it had to be devastating...but at least they got there that year and only one other team can say that!
No Other Team went Four Straight!!!...But still the devastating feeling!
Billy lmaoooo straight Choker bro.
They wore lucky they won’t in the social media era or else they would be getting destroyed with memes and the trolls would never stop!!
MVP should have went to Charles Haley. Man would not be denied. He was practically in the backfield the entire game.
Oh Lett! Still makes me skake my head all these years later. This and the snow game.
Darryl "Moose" Johnston and Darren Woodson should be in the Hall of Fame already.
Did I just see Jason Garrett as the QB backup on sideline clapping?? 😆😆
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Facts!
I miss Super Bowls at the Rose Bowl. Stadium just has such a 'next level' feel to it, even today.
The Rose Bowl is the most natural venue for the Super Bowl. They could play the Super Bowl there every year and it would be awesome.
Collesium
Now SoFi is the Stadium that will host future Super Bowl in Los Angeles
In my honest opinion:This was Dallas' strongest team.....ever.
The 71 team had more individual talent with numerous HOFers: Lilly, Staubach, Hayes, Wright, Ditka, Gregg, Adderley, Renfro and several who should have been inducted into Canton: Howley, Jordan, probably Harris, and others who were Pro Bowl and All Pro: Green, Niland, Andrie. The 77 team was a great team as well, ranking no. 1 in both offense and defense that year. Doomsday II was dominant and with the addition of Dorsett, the offense was explosive as Staubach had numerous weapons to throw to: Pearson (Drew and Preston), Hill, Johnson, Richards, Dupree. But the 92 team had depth, size, team speed, HOFers at the skill positions, confidence and swagger. I think the 94 team had potential to be better than the 92 team. After Johnson left, the wheels came off the cart. The locker room was lost. Erik Williams was the most dominant offensive lineman in the game at the time. He nearly killed himself one Sunday night in October of that year, smashing into a retaining wall. He destroyed his knee and was never as completely dominating when he returned to the field in 95. Johnson had his teams ready to play those great SF teams and everyone knew the Dallas-SF winner was the de facto Super Bowl winner in those days. Switzer's teams didn't have the edge the way JJ's teams did. Had JJ stayed, Dallas would have won four straight SBs. Free agency came onto the scene in 93 and the Cowboys' great depth was lost as were key starters, including MLB Ken Norton after the 93 season. But for JJ leaving Dallas and the advent of free agency, the 90s Cowboys would have eclipsed all records. Still, I'd pit the 92 Cowboys against ANY Steelers team of the 70s, including their incredibly balanced 78 team, and against ANY NE Pats team led by Brady, including the 18-1 2007 team that lost to a NYG team in the SB that the 92 Cowboys would have manhandled. I think the 92 Cowboys match up well vs the 85 Bears because the O-line could play man-up vs the Bears front four. Williams would have handled Dan Hampton - Hampton was a great player but Williams outplayed Reggie White, who was even greater (stronger and faster) than Hampton. Tuinei at LT played great vs Bruce Smith in two SBs, and Smith was better than HOFer Richard Dent at RDE, although Dent's quickness would have given Tuinei some problems. Inside, LG Nate Newton and RDT William Perry would play to a standstill. C Mark Stepnoski was strong (450 bench) for his size (265) and a great pass blocker, so his match-up vs MLB Mike Singletary (a truly great player) would have been a key positional battle. At RG, the enormous and just plain nasty Kevin Gogan had 40 lbs on Bears LDT Steve McMichael, who was the strongest player on the Bears D (500 lb bench). The Dallas OL, like the 91 Washington OL, was one of the few lines in those days that could line up mano a mano vs the Bears great front four. Emmitt Smith and Moose Johnston were great at blitz pick-up - and they'd need to be on their A-game vs Wilbur Marshall and Otis Wilson. If Dallas could run the ball on the Bears, Aikman to Irvin, Novacek and Harper could damage the Bears secondary. The Dallas D had insane overall speed and they would have challenged the Bears passing game, which was never terrific. The key would have been slowing down Walter Payton. The 89 49er team would have, offensively, presented the 92 Cowboys with a stiffer challenge, although the 92 Cowboys would have given the SF defense all it could handle with its power running game and Aikman's precision passing. I think the 85 Bears, 89 9ers and 92 Cowboys would vie for the best overall teams in SB history given their strength on both sides of the ball. Of those, Dallas had the most team speed and best offensive line. Montana is probably the best QB in history, but look at Aikman's SB performances and his record in playoff games from 92-95, and he has HOF numbers that rival any QB of the SB era. Dallas corner Kevin Smith played Jerry Rice better in man coverage than just about any corner, including Deion Sanders and Darrel Green. Of course, no one could shut down Rice, you could only limit his damage. None of Brady's teams would stay on the field vs the 85 Bears. Brady never faced the defenses that Staubach did in the 70s SBs - the 75 and 78 Steelers and 77 Broncos. The NYG teams that beat Brady and held NE to a combined 31 points in two SBs were not nearly as good as the 70s Steel Curtain teams that fielded four HOFers on defense and several other Pro Bowlers. If the Giants could sack Brady 5 times in their 17-14 win vs the 18-0 Patriots, would do you think the 75 Steelers would have done? Or the 85 Bears? Ten sacks? Eleven?
Anthony Klich not a bad take
Honestly I think Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot's rookie year was the strongest Dallas has been in the 20 years I've been alive and I'm a cowboys fan myself 💯
@Etienne, probably 90% of us agree. It's obvious.
Me too. And I'm a bills fan. That Cowboys team was one of the best I've ever seen in my lifetime. The triplets get all the attention but without the offensive line they had, they wouldn't have been nearly as good. And they had the number one defense in the league that year I think
Gotta give props to Don Beebe for giving 100% during a blowout game. Every football coach should show his strip of Leon Lett near the goal line. True heart & character right there!
don beebe has got fast wheels
Dude literally saved the 1989 49ers Super Bowl record 55 points!
In the Patriots vs. Packers sb, he had a key block which allowed Desmond Howard to return that kickoff for a td, effectively draining any momentum the Pats had left.
This is how you want your kids to compete in sports and life, Cowboy fan here giving Bebe a shout out!
Derek Ruff im die hard cowboys fan but got upmost respect for bebe on that play. I remember watching n thinkin stupid big cat lett and proud of dons playing to the whistle
Charles Haley was the difference maker!! An underrated beast!
God I love the out door daylight super bowl and the entire presentation of this
I'm so happy that this was uploaded. I was only nine years old when this game originally aired and I have not seen it since then. Look forward to watching history!
Thank you SO MUCH for posting this. Still my favorite Super Bowl of ALL TIME!!! :D
One of the greatest teams of all time...even the cowboy hatwrs have to agree
I watch these games over and over quite often. The Cowboys had it all in the nineties. Winning like they were back then still pleases me to watch them.. They were extremely great. UNSTOPPABLE!
Best Defensive performance in a Super Bowl, by the Dallas Cowboys defense. 9 takeaways, 2 defensive TDs (should have been 3), only 10 actual points given up (last TD the Bills QB was over the line of scrimmage).
9 takeaways?
Super Bowl needs to come back to Rose Bowl...great venue!
eagleshade11 .... would be great, but the owners want tge SB in their stadiums
Yes, the Rose Bowl is a terrific venue for the SB, but Roger Goodell and the owners want that luxury suite revenue. Pro sports in America are not sports any more; just another pathetic business where the CEOs (owners) try to suck up every dime that's not nailed down!
eagleshade11 the Superbowl should be played in only two stadiums, the Rose Bowl and the Orange Bowl.
chris r-- Good idea, but the Orange Bowl in Miami was torn down several years ago.
CrocDoc1 oh yeah I forgot. Hard Rock stadium then.
I watched this game in Basic Training in the Army, with 59 other dudes in the barracks. It was a rare downtime moment of freedom and pleasure for us, so this game was appreciated much more than I normally would have. P.S. Pete Metzelaars went to my High School and I wish the big tight end could have won a SB with Buffalo.
The Rose Bowl is the best spot for a Superbowl, electric atmosphere!
I would take this Dallas team over any other team in history. #1 defense and #2 offense.
Man this bring back memories as a cowboys fan
How about those Cowboys!!! Woo hoo! A dynasty! Thank you! Cannot wait to get my fix on the other two Super Bowls as well uploaded here soon! Thank you NFL films!
Did I just see Jason Garrett as the QB backup on sideline clapping?? 😆😆
You didnt know he was Aikmens backup for like 5 seasons. Look up him torching the Packers on Thanksgiving for over 300 and 3 tds.
The following season was Jason Garrett's first year with Dallas, though it would be funny if there was footage from Super Bowl XXVIII of Garrett clapping on the sideline.
And they think a backup quarterback is going to get them to the Super Bowl they better wake up and smell the coffee and get Troy Aikman to be the coach at least he wore 3
You didn't no, because he wasn't in the league until the following season.
@@hrtvfan2870 Jason Garrett is there. Look closely
I really miss these days, it puts a smile on my face to be able to ⌚ watch ⌚ these classics.
This game brought a lot of old and new friends 2gether after my time ...away, (USAF). I told those watching Cowboys take 13+ as the optimal spread. I even took some of them for a few bucks after the game when they straight--up refused. I (still) luv those guys.
James Washington is the most underrated Dallas defensive player of all time.
He's also a liar!
@@quentincampbell612 James Washington is a liar? About what?
@@dr.awkward9075 In the mid 2000s,he had a show on the radio here in Dallas. He said,in regards to Andre Reed in Super Bowl XXVII,"I shut him down". Reed had 8 catches for 152 yards in that Super Bowl and had 75 yards in the next Super Bowl against the Cowboys's top 10 defense. That's not shutting Reed down. Washington lied and exaggerated what he did. Emmitt Smith,the rightful MVP of Super Bowl XXVIII,never had to lie about what he did.
@@quentincampbell612 Still being upset about something that happened 16 years ago involving people you don't even know is super silly. Conversation over.
@@dr.awkward9075 hey,I like Emmitt,Andre,Aikman and Bruce Smith. Why should I not be upset. Washington is a person just like us. Why should we give pro athletes a pass but hold politicians to their word or people at work when they say they're going to do something?
Super Bowl at the Rose Bowl!! NFL needs to make this happen again! 🌹🌹🌹
@David Bryant ...the libtards are getting the SB in 3 years...new Rams stadium...
It not the cities it the state capital
@David Bryant you jealous that you weren’t born in such an amazing city?
@@silvermoonstar2263 People always got interject their unwanted and weird political positions into every damn video. I’m like just watch the damn game . There’s was a time that political and religion were kept out of Sports Discussions .
Every time I watch this game, I get pumped. Aikman, Irvin, Smith. Those three are electrifying to watch and it is no wonder that this particular group of Cowboys players set the benchmark so high, that it has taken years to try and come even close to what that team accomplished. Emmitt Smith was absolutely the key to this win. At first, it looked as if the Bills might contain Smith. Which they did, for roughly the first half, but in the second half, Smith simply began to do what he does best, make yardage when yardage is necessary. Haley looked awesome for Big D's defense. They all did. Too many players on this particular team making huge plays. When I originally watched this game, I thought the Bills might just pull one off. They beat allot of good teams to get to the Super Bowl, but the Cowboys offense and defense, as well as the coaching staff were simply too much for them to handle.
We win this Super Bowl, we tie the Steelers and like that team back in the 90's, our current team is very young, dynamic and talented.
☆☆☆☆☆GO COWBOYS☆☆☆☆☆🏈
Emmitt Smith Is One Of The Greatest Running Backs I've Seen
Typical cowboys fan, living in the past.
I saw the 1992 Cowboys whip the Raiders during the regular season. I remember saying to people at the time, "The Cowboys have the best football team I've ever looked at!". They would have driven the 1985 Bears out of the stadium...
Now this is when football was fun to watch and the Dallas cowboys played with heart ❤ this
The Bills were so talented, but so sloppy. I'm glad Don Beebe finally got his Super Bowl ring 4 years later. He never gave up.
Michael Leibowitz Another one was Mike Lodish i believe, with Denver.
Yep he got it with Packers super bowl 31
Frank rich as a coach with the Eagles
He got it with Brett Favre.
Yep
BRING BACK THE NECK ROLL AND COWBOY COLLAR! I was a Center in H.S. and loved my Cowboy collar. I think it helped my neck....and it looked badass.
This game was over before it started because of the mismatch at the line of scrimmage. The Bills' defensive line was simply overwhelmed by the Cowboys' offensive line.
SingleTax Individually the Bills had some good players that matched up with the Cowboys but the Cowboys had a defense built on speed and they could run down some the Bills players. Kenny Davis,who was quicker then Thurman Thomas ran well against the Cowboys and Andre Reed had 8 catches for 152 yards(no surprise there) but, without Thomas having a big impact and the Bills not able to spread the ball around put Bills at a disadvantage. The turnovers put the Bills defense in bad situations. Despite all that,they were only down by 14 going into the 4th,Bruce caused Emmitt to fumble and Aikman recovered,the Bills went 3 and out and then the Cowboys scored 21 more points to make it a blowout. Something how free agency impacted both the Cowboys and Bills of that era though.
Bill's defense did well in the first quarter stopping Emmit Smith. The problem was the Bill's offense committing turnover after turnover, putting the defense in terrible positions, leaving them gassed af
This game was closer than the score. Bill's had many opportunities in this game. 9 turnovers and 6 were self induced. Kelly doesn't get hurt this game is a classic. That said the right team won the game. 1992 Bill's were no where near as good as the 1990 bills
Best Super Bowl in the 90’s!
Please I’m begging the football gods. Cowboys vs Bills this year. It would probably be the highest rated and most watched super bowl in history hands down
Ahh the good ol days. Thx for the upload. After many years of utter disappointment maybe we got a shot. Im a 2nd generation cowboys fan who was 12 when this aired. The dynasty was cool, but not fully appreciated by my young mind. I had other things to worry about. Nowadays ive become fairly accustomed to seasons ending early. My dad almost never even watches games anymore. Ive gotten him back into it this season. Hopefully they can make something great happen this year and we can enjoy it both as adults.
As a Cowboy fan, I always had a lot of respect for Jim Kelley. I really felt bad that he got hurt this game. I also felt bad for Reed and Tasker. They made exceptional plays but their team couldn't help them out.
As a Dallas fan I've always said the Bills were simply outmatched against Washington in SB 26 and Dallas in SB 27. But they could have bookended their four straight SB appearences with wins in SBs 25 and 28. In those games they beat themselves.
agree, the game has an asterisk for us both
Man its so so depressing as a life long hard core Dallas cowboys fan to have to re-watch these old games to see my team play good. I miss these days as a little boy thinking I could somehow make Emmitt dodge a tackle if I leaned hard enough in that direction lol
You guys still have it better than most other teams.
@@RYMAN1321 yeah true. Being a lions or jaguars fan has to be miserable
@@RlukeM but now the Lions are going to be a team to be reckoned with next year, and The Cowboys and Jags are in the Super Bowl. Who woulda thought.
Im a Packer Fan in Milwaukee WI. I watched those Cowboys of course win win. Their is only 1 Cowboy Jersey is will wear. Emmitt Smith #22. He is to me the main guy to win those titles......
1:44:47--As Harper slam-dunks the ball over the crossbar, Aikman is running across the field doing the "Number 1" for the only time in his career!
We all know about the Leon Lett fiasco at the end of the game. But people forget that he played a BIG BIG part of this game. Had 2 forced fumbles. The one with Thurman Thomas that lead to the 2nd Irvin touchdown. The pressure in Reich's face that lead to Thomas Everett's second interception. THIS forced fumble 1:56:52 on Steve Tasker. For a defensive player, that's as good as it gets.
Yep. Plus his forced fumble changed the Super Bowl the following year. He was a great player that’s unfortunately remembered for his 2 blunders.
My favorite SB Ever...!
Go COWBOYS SINCE
EST..77!!
When the NFL was still fun and watchable.
i agree. passing is good, but not dominant in this era. I like the balance. Plus, D can hit!
I believe if Rich started at qb, bills would have won it. Also, bench Thurman too. They were responsible for -21 points.
it still is
@@jaysanders1347 lol you must never watch 90s football.
@@jaysanders1347 nfl became more babies like nba now lol…
Grateful to have this. I remember this game and it's still my favorite broadcast.
I was there! One of the best days of my life! I waited fourteen years for this.
As a Cowboys fan I have a lot of sympathy for the Bills and especially Jim Kelly. They were great teams that should have gotten one Super Bowl at least.
1:34:37 This still pisses me of after all these years, ball was on 40 he clearly threw the ball over the line of scrimmage! I also think Leon Lett broke the plain and scored that touchdown, score should have been 59 to 10!
If Leon Lett hadn't fumbled and scored, the Cowboys would have the record for most points scored in the Super Bowl. Damn Leon, we were that close.
My Broncos are cursed to hold that record as proven by that play.
Leon "Let it be" Lett.
I wasn't old enough top pay attention to the NFL until the next year. I grew up disliking the Cowboys, but now I live in D/FW. Going back and seeing these games as a new Cowboys fan is a real treat.
I am here after the Cowboys got eliminated from the playoffs this bring back memories
I can remember this one like it was yesterday. Go Cowboys!
The turn around in this game for Dallas was a result of excellent coaching and discipline of a team staying with it. I don’t know if it’s been duplicated since.
I remember right after the game running outside saying we are the champions, this was an awesome game to watch live. Hopefully something like this happens sooner than later. I'm ready for another one!
First full game i ever watched. I watched with my grandpa. He even gave me a sip of his budweiser 😂
novacek and aikman, so smooth together, amazing how he got open! one of the best TE in history!
Dallas have three really good TE.
Thank Jimmy for that Hershel Walker trade that built that Dallas team up … One of the best trades in NFL history …
if jimmy wouldve stay they wouldve been what patriots became since 2001
Yup
No, he would have not. He went to Miami and did nothing. I am a HUGE Cowboys fan, and I love Jimmy to death, but let's be real. Free agency changed the landscape of pro football. The Cowboys couldn't retain all that talent; with Jimmy or no Jimmy.
@@hfontanez98 there was no Emmett Smith and no Michael irwin's irwin in Miami
Exactly.
They would have been better than the Patriots.they would have more SB wins in a row and most likely not have lost any like NE has
And this was the start of the acronym for the Bills. B-I-L-L-S = Boy I Love Losing Superbowls
Buffalo BLOOPER Bill's do it again 4 in a row with 3 straight BLOWOUTS..Could not compete with the NFC BEAST of the EAST...GIANTS, REDSKINS and COWBOYS twice ..4 in a row for the NFC BEAST of the EAST..What a division that was..CRUSHED Bill's 3 of the 4...BUFFALO was definitely too cocky..Got there ASS handed to them...
Let me tell you growing up in Philly and being a Cowboys fan now married to an Eagles fan can be a pain but it’s still worth it. Reminders of these incredible days give me hope for good things to come for the Cowboys. I am looking to forward to the coming season and will wear my Troy Aikman jersey every game day/night.
Man them cowoys were top Dogs back then Prescott needs to go over this tapes I know he can do it
I love how this team was built! Jimmy J was a true Genius! Trading so many times. You make money moves or you end up
like JJ is now haha
The most lopsided trade ever of Hershel Walker got them the players. But could never replicate that success post 95.
This may have been the most stacked defense of all time this side of the '70s Steelers. I can think of defenses with more hall of famers, but I can't think of one with the sheer depth this one had. Most of the second string players could've been pro bowlers in their own right.
This just hit my algorithm randomly so y’all know what that means! Cowboys 2023 Super Bowl CHAMPS baby!
I’m born in 1985 raised in Wisconsin grew up a die hard Dallas Cowboys fan because of my grandmother!