Rams play the game of the year for them against a great Cowboys team who just played just okay. Game comes down to the final play. Audio is out of sync.
Last times these teams would play with this epic contrast of iconic uniforms/colors until last January's playoffs. Anyone who watched football in the 70's and/or 80's grew up seeing them playing a ton of meaningful games.
the 9 post season games between these two organizations is the most in NFL history, but for some strange reason never gets mentioned when the topic of great playoff rivalries comes up...so weird..
The old schedule format brought a lot of quirks like this one that saw 10 years between Cowboys-Rams games. The Cowboys and Buccaneers went 10 years without playing each other from 1990-2000. But the oddest was the fact that the Cowboys met the Lions 6 times in the regular season from 1981-1992 and all of them were in Detroit.
@@joerules829 ..in 13 seasons, from 1973 to 1985 these two organizations squared off in the post season 8 times...never in the history of the NFL have two organizations met in the post season that many times in such a short duration....that had nothing to do with a "schedule quirk"...
conni70 I’m fully aware of the history. They met 8 times in that period and split the 8 games. Also, from 78-80, they met in the register and post season, with the team that won the regular season matchup losing the post season game. My “schedule quirk” comment was not responding to yours. It was about the fact that this was the last meeting between these two teams for 10 years.
93 team was better. It didn't have Emmitt Smith the first 2 games so they started 0-2. Went 12-2 the rest of the season with Emmitt even though he wasn't 100% till late October really. Also beat Green Bay, San Francisco and New York twice that year.
yes but in 1992 they beat san francisco at san francisco who was considered the powerhouse of the league at 14-2 and beat them at candlestick......and they outscored there opponents 116-47 in the playoffs
@@classicsports5057 And realistically they should've been 13-1 with emmitt in 93 if Leon lett doesnt touch they ball on thanksgiving! 93 teamm overcame more but the 92 has a argument in my opinion! I can see both sides
@@Espo2250They didn’t beat San Francisco, San Francisco beat themselves with turnovers and the refs gave Dallas some calls. The stat lines prove it. Then in 1994 vs San Francisco, Dallas beat themselves with the same logic in turnovers and the refs favored San Francisco on some calls. All this is mute if the big trade with the Minnesota chokers and the 49ers letting Dallas acquire Charles Haley didn’t happen. Dallas would still be stuck on two 70s Super Bowl wins. They flamed out by 1996 and Aikman was never a QB to carry a team. Dallas hasn’t been the same franchise since and no Jimmy Johnson wasn’t ever going to change nada. Jimmy was absolute trash with the Dolphins ending his coaching career with a 62-7 humble pie ass kicking.
I was also bummed that the Cowboys lost this game, but their last regular-season loss of 1992 bothered me more, since it was so foolish & careless. At least the Rams did what they had to do to win I guess, and the cowboys were able to win on the road in the NFC title game (the cowboys no longer win road playoff games, apparantly:-).
I remember this game. Jimmy was so pissed afterwards, he abruptly walked out of the post game interview by saying, "Something funny Ed?" Apparently, Ed Werder was smiling too much for Jimmy when asking his question. LOL! That was Jimmy though. He hated losing more than anything.
I'm with Jimmy Johnson: this Cowboys team, aside from when the Eagles were hot at the beginning of the season and outclassed them in that game, had no excuse for losing.
I firmly loved watching him get his ass handed to him when he was coaching the Dolphins. His last game a 62-7 loss. The Cowboys rolled him and his fins in Miami in 1996. Jimmy is overrated. No huge trade capital with the Minnesota chokers and Jimmy is irrelevant tonight.
i was there. cowboys had no business losing this game. i left the stadium dumbfounded after watching aikman essentially throw the ball away--in the end zone--on that last play. but man, did he make amends against sf and buffalo the following january.
I was pissed too watching from a sports bar at 12 years living near the Bay Area and watching the Rams get pummeled by the niners a lot and then they go play their best when it comes to playing against the cowboys.
FYI: Rams TE #87 Jim Price was signed by the Cowboys October 1993 #81 andwon a Super Bowl with us on IR. Rams corner #28 Robert Bailey wore #23 on our1995 SB team
Long time Cowboy fan from the Hail Mary game against Minnesota. This is the only game I ever went to and the only home game they lost that year. My uncle got tickets and couldn’t go. A fun experience and atmosphere, but I got use to seeing them from the comfort of home!
1992 Dallas Cowboys are suddenly shot down unexpectedly after a huge 8-1-0 start. But no matter. They would quickly rebound. Their white jerseys were often in sharp contrast to the frequently brightly colored uniforms of their opponents. In the 1992 playoffs it would be a green-red-blue run. The Cowboys consecutively defeated the green of the Philadelphia Eagles, then the red of the San Francisco 49ers, and finally the blue of the Buffalo Bills. These were three great and powerful playoff teams, and Dallas didn't just beat them, they destroyed, demolished, and completely dominated all three of them. At one point in the 4th quarter of the NFC Championship Dallas nearly put San Francisco down 31-13. The week before it was Dallas up on Philadelphia 34-3 before the Eagles barely got a very late TD. And Buffalo nearly lost 59-10. Leon Lett was supposed to score, and also the officials badly botched a call and gave Don Beebe a touchdown catch even though quarterback Frank Reich was way past the line of scrimmage when he threw the pass....
The Cowboys and Rams have a tremendous rivalry, just as big as our rivalry with the 49ers. I was so mad we lost this game because the final play is Troy throwing an interception and the loss was not his fault at all. typical Harper had a half assed game. Troy was really let down by the receivers this day and people forget the Rams were a damn good team and honestly the Cowboys era of winning in dominant fashion began the previous year at Anaheim stadium vs the Rams. The Cowboys turned around the 1990 season and he Rams realy wanted to avenge that loss. The number one reason why we lost was because our rookie, but really "BUST" at middle linebacker Robert Jones had a horrible day. . I know they were not as fast but I do not care we lost something as a defense when we let go of Del Rio and traded Lockhart. Jones was so bad Norton was moved to MLB in1993 and Jones was benched. It is well known that if Jimmy came back in 1994 Norton would have been resigned and Jones was going to be traded. However Switer came in and Jerry did not believe in paying linebackers. If JImmy staye so would have Norton. We just did not lose a coach that day. I should have kept both Del Rio and Lockhart, especially after the 1989 season. Lockahrt was AMAZING that year. Best middle linebacker play since Lee Roy Jordan.
you're one of the few Cowboy fans who give credit to the L.A Rams organization, and that's appreciated...one of the greatest post season rivalries of all time that never gets mentioned for some strange reason...i'm almost positive the 9 post season games between these two organizations is the most in NFL history...and their all time head to head record is dead even at 19-19, with L.A going 15-12 against Dallas, and Dallas going 7-4 against St Louis...
@@stevep8445 i know right. I was pissed living near the Bay Area and just about every time watched the Rams get their brains beat out of them by the niners and then they play their best when it comes to playing the cowboys
The Rams took advantage of Ike Holt. Ike had great ball skill but was slow. Still the Cowboys waited another month before starting first round pick Kevin Smith and Kevin was exactly what they needed. First start was in Denver. .
SADLY after this game spots talk radio lines were burning up with some loser Cowboys fans wanting Troy to be benched for Beurline. In fact during those same calls he was being raked over the coals and since this game was at home, under 2 minutes there were letters in the Cowboys weeklysaying "Troy could not bring them back like Roger." This prompted Roger to comeout and defend Troy In fact it was the one and only time Roger ever went after the fans. This was the last home loss in 1992 and the next time they lost was during one of the most classic great CowboysvsRedskins rivalry game you will ever see. The loss was so badly felt by Jimmyhe ordered the players would not be allowed to eat after he threw a tandrum because there was laughter on the plane. It is widely known in Cowboys history Troy took over the team after that plane ride home. The next dayaftertheRams loss Irvin went off defending his QB who was having the best year of his career. As a lifer Cowboys fan like me..that shows you why I hate most of my brethren Cowboys fans.
I remember this game. I was in the service at the time and had an argument with another Cowboys fan in my company earlier in the year after the loss to the Eagles.He insisted we would be better off going with Burlien as the starter. I told him that he was absolutely delusional and that we would win multiple SBs with Aikman.
@@ms.felonystrutter2472 Burlien was an excellent backup. He stepped in and did a great job in 91, but he was not the transcendent talent that Aikman was. Funny, everyone hated on Romo for years as well, he is a choke artist, ect. ect. until 2015 when he gets hurt and the team cannot win a single game w/o him.
@@ms.felonystrutter2472 Exactly, at one point they were complaining that he wasn't married yet? Toughest position in all of pro sports, QB for the DALLAS COWBOYS. I believe it turned out alright for TROY and the 'BOYS though!
Last times these teams would play with this epic contrast of iconic uniforms/colors until last January's playoffs. Anyone who watched football in the 70's and/or 80's grew up seeing them playing a ton of meaningful games.
the 9 post season games between these two organizations is the most in NFL history, but for some strange reason never gets mentioned when the topic of great playoff rivalries comes up...so weird..
The old schedule format brought a lot of quirks like this one that saw 10 years between Cowboys-Rams games. The Cowboys and Buccaneers went 10 years without playing each other from 1990-2000. But the oddest was the fact that the Cowboys met the Lions 6 times in the regular season from 1981-1992 and all of them were in Detroit.
@@joerules829 ..in 13 seasons, from 1973 to 1985 these two organizations squared off in the post season 8 times...never in the history of the NFL have two organizations met in the post season that many times in such a short duration....that had nothing to do with a "schedule quirk"...
conni70 I’m fully aware of the history. They met 8 times in that period and split the 8 games. Also, from 78-80, they met in the register and post season, with the team that won the regular season matchup losing the post season game. My “schedule quirk” comment was not responding to yours. It was about the fact that this was the last meeting between these two teams for 10 years.
Roger Staubach’s last game was a playoff loss to the Rams.
One of only 3 losses all year for the cowboys.... the 1992 cowboys were the best of the 3 superbowl teams of the 90's
93 team was better. It didn't have Emmitt Smith the first 2 games so they started 0-2. Went 12-2 the rest of the season with Emmitt even though he wasn't 100% till late October really. Also beat Green Bay, San Francisco and New York twice that year.
yes but in 1992 they beat san francisco at san francisco who was considered the powerhouse of the league at 14-2 and beat them at candlestick......and they outscored there opponents 116-47 in the playoffs
@@classicsports5057 And realistically they should've been 13-1 with emmitt in 93 if Leon lett doesnt touch they ball on thanksgiving! 93 teamm overcame more but the 92 has a argument in my opinion! I can see both sides
Miami game is coming up in a little bit.
@@Espo2250They didn’t beat San Francisco, San Francisco beat themselves with turnovers and the refs gave Dallas some calls. The stat lines prove it. Then in 1994 vs San Francisco, Dallas beat themselves with the same logic in turnovers and the refs favored San Francisco on some calls. All this is mute if the big trade with the Minnesota chokers and the 49ers letting Dallas acquire Charles Haley didn’t happen. Dallas would still be stuck on two 70s Super Bowl wins. They flamed out by 1996 and Aikman was never a QB to carry a team. Dallas hasn’t been the same franchise since and no Jimmy Johnson wasn’t ever going to change nada. Jimmy was absolute trash with the Dolphins ending his coaching career with a 62-7 humble pie ass kicking.
I remember this game I was so upset we lost to this team
you mean to this particular team, or the L.A Rams in general..?
conni70 no this team they weren’t that good back then they were an okay team
I was also bummed that the Cowboys lost this game, but their last regular-season loss of 1992 bothered me more, since it was so foolish & careless. At least the Rams did what they had to do to win I guess, and the cowboys were able to win on the road in the NFC title game (the cowboys no longer win road playoff games, apparantly:-).
@@gluserty They win one. But only one. 😢
I remember this game. Jimmy was so pissed afterwards, he abruptly walked out of the post game interview by saying, "Something funny Ed?" Apparently, Ed Werder was smiling too much for Jimmy when asking his question. LOL! That was Jimmy though. He hated losing more than anything.
I'm with Jimmy Johnson: this Cowboys team, aside from when the Eagles were hot at the beginning of the season and outclassed them in that game, had no excuse for losing.
I firmly loved watching him get his ass handed to him when he was coaching the Dolphins. His last game a 62-7 loss. The Cowboys rolled him and his fins in Miami in 1996. Jimmy is overrated. No huge trade capital with the Minnesota chokers and Jimmy is irrelevant tonight.
Everette and his Rams played well and fought hard. Dallas didn't lose this game, the Rams went out and won it. It was no fluke. They earned it.
Thank you. It was one of our few bright spots of the early 90’s dark ages for L.A..
That holding penalty on the Cowboys before the punt was pretty significant!
i was there. cowboys had no business losing this game. i left the stadium dumbfounded after watching aikman essentially throw the ball away--in the end zone--on that last play. but man, did he make amends against sf and buffalo the following january.
I was pissed too watching from a sports bar at 12 years living near the Bay Area and watching the Rams get pummeled by the niners a lot and then they go play their best when it comes to playing against the cowboys.
FYI: Rams TE #87 Jim Price was signed by the Cowboys October 1993 #81 andwon a Super Bowl with us on IR. Rams corner #28 Robert Bailey wore #23 on our1995 SB team
Long time Cowboy fan from the Hail Mary game against Minnesota. This is the only game I ever went to and the only home game they lost that year. My uncle got tickets and couldn’t go. A fun experience and atmosphere, but I got use to seeing them from the comfort of home!
Troy didn't miss blown D assignments, and soon accurate. Irvin was always open. The D was fast, and vicious
Everyone in the NFC East lost that weekend, so no ground was lost!
Trevor Story, current All-Star shortshop of the Colorado Rockies, was born on this day in Irving, TX... a few miles from Texas Stadium.
1992 Dallas Cowboys are suddenly shot down unexpectedly after a huge 8-1-0 start. But no matter. They would quickly rebound. Their white jerseys were often in sharp contrast to the frequently brightly colored uniforms of their opponents. In the 1992 playoffs it would be a green-red-blue run. The Cowboys consecutively defeated the green of the Philadelphia Eagles, then the red of the San Francisco 49ers, and finally the blue of the Buffalo Bills.
These were three great and powerful playoff teams, and Dallas didn't just beat them, they destroyed, demolished, and completely dominated all three of them. At one point in the 4th quarter of the NFC Championship Dallas nearly put San Francisco down 31-13. The week before it was Dallas up on Philadelphia 34-3 before the Eagles barely got a very late TD. And Buffalo nearly lost 59-10. Leon Lett was supposed to score, and also the officials badly botched a call and gave Don Beebe a touchdown catch even though quarterback Frank Reich was way past the line of scrimmage when he threw the pass....
Everett and Gary ate us up in this game.
Dallas was the best in the NFL 1992, 1993, and 1994.
Not 94. They didn't win lol. 95
The only game I ever saw live that Dallas lost.
The Cowboys and Rams have a tremendous rivalry, just as big as our rivalry with the 49ers. I was so mad we lost this game because the final play is Troy throwing an interception and the loss was not his fault at all. typical Harper had a half assed game. Troy was really let down by the receivers this day and people forget the Rams were a damn good team and honestly the Cowboys era of winning in dominant fashion began the previous year at Anaheim stadium vs the Rams. The Cowboys turned around the 1990 season and he Rams realy wanted to avenge that loss. The number one reason why we lost was because our rookie, but really "BUST" at middle linebacker Robert Jones had a horrible day. . I know they were not as fast but I do not care we lost something as a defense when we let go of Del Rio and traded Lockhart. Jones was so bad Norton was moved to MLB in1993 and Jones was benched. It is well known that if Jimmy came back in 1994 Norton would have been resigned and Jones was going to be traded. However Switer came in and Jerry did not believe in paying linebackers. If JImmy staye so would have Norton. We just did not lose a coach that day. I should have kept both Del Rio and Lockhart, especially after the 1989 season. Lockahrt was AMAZING that year. Best middle linebacker play since Lee Roy Jordan.
you're one of the few Cowboy fans who give credit to the L.A Rams organization, and that's appreciated...one of the greatest post season rivalries of all time that never gets mentioned for some strange reason...i'm almost positive the 9 post season games between these two organizations is the most in NFL history...and their all time head to head record is dead even at 19-19, with L.A going 15-12 against Dallas, and Dallas going 7-4 against St Louis...
The last play was not an interception. It was an incompletion.
Rams were darn good? 1990 5-11, 1991 3-13, 1992 6-10, 1993 5-11, 1994 4-12 and 1995 7-9..... Yeah, darn good...
@@stevep8445 i know right. I was pissed living near the Bay Area and just about every time watched the Rams get their brains beat out of them by the niners and then they play their best when it comes to playing the cowboys
I remember Jim Evert, the Rams QB. He was a big baby. All you had to do was breathe on him and down he went! But I guess the NFL didn’t know that yet.
He literally sacked himself vs the 49ers in the (1989 season) NFC title game.
Our onlly loss that season should've been that wk 5 gm in Philly, who we came back and destroyed twice.
The Rams took advantage of Ike Holt. Ike had great ball skill but was slow. Still the Cowboys waited another month before starting first round pick Kevin Smith and Kevin was exactly what they needed. First start was in Denver. .
Cleveland Gary gave the Cowboys fits
This game still makes me sick. Any given Sunday
Their offense was the same as the Cowboys.
THE PUPIL NORV TURNER VS. THE TEACHER ERNIE ZAMPESE. SAME OFFENSIVE SYSTEMS.
Mi sto rivedendo gli highlights delle vittorie degli anni. 90,dei grandi Dallas cowboys.....anche perché adesso il piatto piange
This was the LAST Los Angeles Rams Cowboys game until the Pre-season NFL debut of a guy's named Dak Prescot and Zeke Elliot August2016.
That's ridiculous. These two were a great rivalry thru the 70 and 80s.
N d 60s Dallas trained at Cal Lutheran n scrimmages d Rams frequently. Started each pre season at Rams for the Times Charity game. Lots of history.
Why did they get rid of Kelvin Martin?
They drafted Williams from Miami Hurricanes as his replacenment 1993 season #85
Sound (commentary) is about 2-3 seconds ahead of action on the field'/!!!
Cowboys defense must have went out and partied the night before.
..nah...it's the NFL...if you don't bring your A game every week, you'll get beat
How can we (Rams) play games like this and go 5-11 every year??
The ol' Cleveland Gary game. He played like a man possessed and the Cowboys were caught slippin'. This loss was a good lesson for them.
Rams didn't go anywhere that year
On Martin's punt return for a TD: Does anyone else think the Ram's punter slipped on purpose brcause he didn't want to have to deal with it.
Totes he did, lol
SADLY after this game spots talk radio lines were burning up with some loser Cowboys fans wanting Troy to be benched for Beurline. In fact during those same calls he was being raked over the coals and since this game was at home, under 2 minutes there were letters in the Cowboys weeklysaying "Troy could not bring them back like Roger." This prompted Roger to comeout and defend Troy In fact it was the one and only time Roger ever went after the fans. This was the last home loss in 1992 and the next time they lost was during one of the most classic great CowboysvsRedskins rivalry game you will ever see. The loss was so badly felt by Jimmyhe ordered the players would not be allowed to eat after he threw a tandrum because there was laughter on the plane. It is widely known in Cowboys history Troy took over the team after that plane ride home. The next dayaftertheRams loss Irvin went off defending his QB who was having the best year of his career. As a lifer Cowboys fan like me..that shows you why I hate most of my brethren Cowboys fans.
I remember this game. I was in the service at the time and had an argument with another Cowboys fan in my company earlier in the year after the loss to the Eagles.He insisted we would be better off going with Burlien as the starter. I told him that he was absolutely delusional and that we would win multiple SBs with Aikman.
Those people down there would bitch because Troy did not smile enough or he stood so far away by himself on the sidelines. @@teamamerica5987
@@ms.felonystrutter2472 Burlien was an excellent backup. He stepped in and did a great job in 91, but he was not the transcendent talent that Aikman was. Funny, everyone hated on Romo for years as well, he is a choke artist, ect. ect. until 2015 when he gets hurt and the team cannot win a single game w/o him.
@@ms.felonystrutter2472 Exactly, at one point they were complaining that he wasn't married yet? Toughest position in all of pro sports, QB for the DALLAS COWBOYS. I believe it turned out alright for TROY and the 'BOYS though!
that's because Cowboy fans are overemotional idiots...
FYI: RAMS #28 corner Robert Bailey wore #23 on the1995 Cowboys Super Bowl team.
Terrible loss
Better football and no stupid, immature celebrations.
Oh the Boys under Jimmy were known for their very colorful celebrations😆😆😆😆