The GUTSIEST Throw of Danny White's Career | Cowboys @ Eagles (1983)
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- In a 1983 game between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, Cowboys quarterback Danny White threw a pass so risky, ill-advised and gutsy that according to White, head coach Tom Landry was ready to cuss him out. Somehow, it resulted in a touchdown pass. This is the story behind one of the best throws of Danny White's storied career
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Danny White is a former quarterback and punter for the Dallas Cowboys and an American football coach in the Arena Football League. He has been the color commentator for Cowboys games on Compass Media Networks' America's Team Radio Network since the 2011 season. He played college football at Arizona State University
Danny White played for the following teams:
1976 Cowboys
1977 Cowboys
1978 Cowboys
1979 Cowboys
1980 Cowboys
1981 Cowboys
1982 Cowboys
1983 Cowboys
1984 Cowboys
1985 Cowboys
1986 Cowboys
1987 Cowboys
1988 Cowboys
Danny White threw touchdown passes to:
Tony Hill
Doug Cosbie
Drew Pearson
Butch Johnson
Mike Renfro
Billy Joe DuPree
Timmy Newsome
Tony Dorsett
Ron Springs
Preston Pearson
Thornton Chandler
Doug Donley
Mike Sherrard
Herschel Walker
Fred Cornwell
Jay Saldi
Kelvin Edwards
Everett Gay
Gordon Banks
Rod Barksdale - Спорт
Thank for featuring Danny White. This guy just Don't get the respect he deserves for he's 4ever caught between Roger and Troy. Let's discuss more about White. He was a fine player in a tough era!
I'd take White over Romo.
@@jamesage24 I wouldn't. Danny White is my 2nd favorite cowboy of all time behind Michael Irvin. But give Romo Danny's skill position players, o-line and coach and he'd be a hall of farmer.
And forever a Sundevil.
Under no circumstance would Landry have *cussed* anyone out. Not even letting a "damn" slip out of his mouth
I was just about to point this out too. I guess he said Landry would cuss him out because White jokingly said Landry would have cussed him out if it didn't work.
You're right! Landry was a devoted Christian & not profane at all!
Favorite Dallas Qb all time
While I see your points, there was no white jerseys anywhere near Tony Hill in the end zone. He was wide open. The biggest risk was an ineligible player downfield which would only be five yards and you repeat the down. He wasn't very deep if he was sacked, so they would've been well within field goal range. If he had thrown the ball away, critics would be on him for missing two open receivers in the end zone.
Gutsy? Maybe. I think he improvised really well.
Thanks for the awesome videos. I really enjoy your channel.
I agree. I say it was more of a good read and improvisation by White than gutsy.
I love the Battling Blue Jerseys!!
Yeah, they need to go back to dark royal
I miss those jerseys so much.
Hill was so wide open, White could've punted it to him.
Danny White a great QB, he had very BIG shoes to fill, but he was a very good QB.
Still funny when Dexter Manley bounced his head in the 1982 nfc Championship game.
Unfortunately for Danny White the Cowboys defense grew old.
I have to disagree. He was mediocre, at best. At worst, he's was awful.
@@ShadowBanned904 In the late 80's White was the 2nd rated passer of all time right behind ....JOE MONTANA. He was at worst, good, at best, great.
@@propre6033 are we talking about the same Danny White? As a lifelong Cowboys fan (until last year), I saw Danny White play. When he was on, he was really good. When he was off, more often then not, he was terrible. I'd take Tony Romo over Danny White any day of the week...and twice on Sunday!
Can't count the times the cameraman would focus on Landry saying "No, Danny no!" only to watch it change to "Go Danny, go!".
13,638 days ago.
37 years, 4 months, and 3 days ago.
Hi SCOTT 👋
And we won in our blue jersey's.
A lot of people don't remember how many times we lost big game's in our blues.
How dem cowboy’s doing recently 😏
@@louismasar6147
The team has been seen at your mom's house doing just fine...
back in the days when your punter was really your backup QB
long live tom tupa, the greatest holder of all time!
Great video. First thought was just throw it away--You're right. Cowboys up 7, field goal wins it. Very risky pass. Danny White is one of the most underrated very good QBs (not great/HOF in any way) in NFL history. He was just a few wins away from multiple Super Bowl chances. I always enjoyed watching him play.
He held team records, because, one, QB, lost, five, years of his career, right, off, of the top, and, the, other, had a shortened career, and, a, great, running game.
@GIL Favor Yeah, there, are, QBs, who just don't have, "The, Killer Instinct," that fact shows that he, was, one, of them.
Jethro Pugh's numbers were hall of fame. So were Harvey Martin's. You know how you kind of wonder what it would have been like if Bob Lilly and Randy White played at the same time? Both Lee Roy Jordan and Chuck Howley did and they were awesome. So was the case with Charley Waters and Cliff Harris. Many think Thomas Henderson could have been the best linebacker ever without the distraction of his drug problem. It's more important to be remembered as a Dallas Cowboy than a Hall of Famer.
@@matthewdaley746 Danny White could run, pass and kick. But boy could he run! And the guy was just as sharp as Tony Romo. Can't win them all, but the rest of the league was a huge step down. The Dallas Globetrotters. Yankee pinstripe who? There ain't nothing like having that star on the helmet and Danny White is a huge reason why.
@@matthewdaley746 White didn't have a defense, that's why he didn't win big.
Both Danny White and Tony Hill were so underrated and under appreciated.
Along with being a top 5 NFL passer for about five years, Danny White was also a good punter, and good on the fake punt runs. He caught a few halfback option passes for TDs as well.
And Landry preferred Hogeboom and Pelluer!?
If White put up his numbers with the Jets or something he would be beloved....but no one was going to replace Roger
I don’t think that was a crazy risky play, he just made a good play. Danny was an excellent QB.
Throwing the ball to wide open receivers in the end zone isn't risky, it's smart.
GUTSIEST No, smart yes!
you’re normally spot on but idk if this is “gutsy” per se.. screen pass covered, minimal rush (slowest rush i’ve seen in a screen), two open receivers in the end zone. normally on a screen there’s not this much time so it would be ill-advised to hold the ball that long and you throw it away or just go down, but other than that this is pitch and catch
As a 58 year Cowboys fan, I’d love to see a video on Robert Newhouse, who was one of my favorite players on the team. He was an extremely underrated FB, probably because he followed guys like Walt Garrison, who was as tough as they come!
As for White, I was 19 when he took over from Roger. I couldn’t see it at the time but the teams he was on were not that great. Our OL was old and our D not too great by that time. He just got a rep as a choker in big games.
Newhouse was a real drive sustainer, he kept the chains moving with his tough gritty running. I think they really missed that element without him.
Micah should be proud to continue the dual position lineage of number 11 , Mr. White wore it well and if I remember correctly retired w the highest passer rating just like the Dodger . Go Cowboys !
It wasn’t that gutsy as no one was near Tony hill but drew persons another cowboy he was wide open
I was thinking about that too. It was either going to be a TD or thrown out of bounds.
I was expecting to see the receiver covered well and White threaded the needle.
Fuck up Philly! LMAO!
Danny White has always been a top NFL QUARTERBACK as well as the PUNTER for the Dallas Cowboys.Tony Romo couldn’t wear Danny White’s jockstrap because White took the Cowboys 3 times to NFC Championship game and Romo ZERO times!
"It's only stupid if it doesn't work"
*Bret Favre has entered the chat*
(Vikings vs Saints NFC championship game)
Awesome channel, great content and memories sparked! Keep doin what ya do
Danny is the most underrated QB ever.
Very good QB. Took the team to 3 straight NFC championships. More than any Dallas QB has accomplished, these last 25 years, including Dak or Romo. But the one gutsy call he made, that backfired, was that 4th and inches call in week 13 against the Redskins, in 1983. Turned the whole momentum of that game.
No Danny, no!!
Actually it was week 15, as the Cowboys entered the game 12-2 and tied with the Redskins. I was a Cowboys fan from 1967-1993. To me, the 1983 season was tied with 1969 for the worst collapse in the team's history. Jerry Jones's antics ended it when he fired Jimmy Johnson. Great job Jerry for wrecking a rapidly developing dynasty.
The worst part of that 83 season is the Cowboys getting their ass kicked by the Redskins at home. Both were 12-2 and whoever won that game would most likely win the division. That 4 and 1 call that Danny audibled out of and the run got stuffed, that was it for the Cowboys. They lost the 49ers and then the Rams beat them at home during the wildcard game and that was it for the Landry Cowboys when came to dominating the division. The Cowboys wouldn't win a playoff game until 1991.
This team, was, lucky to even reach the, Playoffs, surprisingly, few fans watched, The, End, Of, An, Era, that year.
Only a brick wall can stop them now! It's name is the Eagles.
Love to see it
I was never a big Dallas fan as a kid but I dug Danny White. I remember watching the 2 fake punts game(great vid) with pops and followed White closely after. I started disliking the Cowboys when they cut him. It seemed so disrespectful. Granted i was in a cablelss home in Chicago pre-internet so they may have had parades across Texas for all I knew but even tho, going from a coach I though was a football genius to one I thought was an aşș also contributed to my attitude. I'm a full on Cowboy hater now. So much so I'll catch myself rooting against Oklahoma St. All because my dad convinced me that the only thing cooler on a football field than a quarterback is a qb who punts. 🤘🏼
I hate Dallas, but Danny definitely was one of the best quarterbacks in the early to mid 1980's. In my head I feel like he's the alternate reality version of Steve Young not winning a Super Bowl after having to follow a retiring legend. Gotta admit though, Danny threw a mean spiral and looked like a G in those baggy blue sleeves.
More, like, the, early, Tony Romo who set all kinds of team records, but, never, won, anything, in the, end.
@@matthewdaley746 Romo didn't even get to a damn NFC Championship game let alone the Superbowl.
@@jamesage24 Correct, enormous, underachievment, both.
Study that action. I really doubt he was going to 'throw it away'. Danny's got good 'wheels'. I think he was about ready to 'tuck it in, and score, baby!', and then, by chance, saw Hill, wide open. I had a similar play like that happen to me...but, you have a good video! Have a good day, friends!
Danny White was a very good QB it's unfortunate that many of the Dallas players were on the down hill slide of their career.
Coach Landry “Daaaannnnyyyy”.
TI’m m Laundry never cussed.
White ! my favorite Cowboy. Landry should have let him stay the #1 QB, the whole time ( '80 till '88... 9 full seasons) things would have been alot different!
There was only 1 eagle (no 46) and 2 cowboys on that play and either could have made the catch. I’m pretty sure that Herman Edwards couldn’t have caught up with it. Still, settling for a FG would be the smart play here.
They got away with it because it was Dallas.
Went. This. Happened. I. Was. In. High. School. At. That. Time. I. Was. 17. At. The. Time
I love me some Danny he could’ve been one of the greatest , if he didn’t fumble in that NFC championship game in 1981 against the 49ers .
Acutally there is a read screen in the west coast offense. where if someone is wide open you throw it down field . The lineman stay behind the line in a read screen.
One play that White made that was more gutsy occurred in 1982. The Cowboys were in Washington. The Cowboys were faced with a 4th and long deep in their own territory and were leading 17-10. The Redskins, set up for a return, didn't put up much of a rush. White, instead of punting, took off running. I'd have to see the replay, but I think he had run about 10-15 yards before the Redskins realized he had faked the punt. I think he ran 25-30 yards for a 1st down. The Cowboys won the game 24-10 and handed the Redskins their only loss of the strike-shortened 1982 season.
That gut-wrenching 28-27 loss to the 49ers in the 1981 NFC Championship was, to me anyway, tied with the 1967 Ice Bowl and Super Bowl V for the most heartbreaking post season losses in Cowboys history.
Personally, I'd like to think that Danny threw guttsier passes than this one, especially since not only was Hill roaming free and wide open in the end zone, but so was #86 (who's name I can't read).
A lot of people talk up Tony Romo as one of the great QBs in Cowboys history but I think a lot of his accomplishments are embellished a bit by the era he played in. In my mind Romo is very comparable to Danny White who unfortunately gets a bit lost in the shuffle as played after Staubach and was the QB as the Cowboys machine started to go into decline.
If White played in Romo's time or he came along in an era where there wasn't a legendary QB to take over from he would be better remembered today and he'd probably get the nod over Romo in terms of skill, decision making and ability.
I, also, think he proved no matter, how, great, the team, a, bad, QB, can nullify it, was, very, painful.
Getting to a SuperBowl would of helped winning one might made him the second best Cowboy QB ever
@@joedufourhowboutdemcowboys4067 Unfortunately, redemption, wasn't, possible.
The wheels fell off they beat San Francisco and Denver after that the wheels fell off the wagon
For the folks who call Danny White a choker or loser or whatever, I think they should first list their athletic accomplishments and at what level they competed. It would be kind of fun to compare to Danny or any other professional athlete for that matter.
For me, I could only dream about playing in the NFL, throwing 155 TD passes, competing in three championship games, numerous playoff games, pro bowls, running for first downs from punt formation, averaging 40 yards per punt, etc.
White had the unfortunate task of following Staubach and then on top of that the bad luck of the three championship games in a row that were a team effort of losing. Landry also used bad judgement in replacing him with lesser talent at QB twice during the 80`s by listening to players opinions instead of his gut and that cost the Cowboys some victories later in the decade. White should be right behind Romo as far as the greatest Cowboys QB`s and this is how I rank them. 1. Staubach 2. Aikman 3. Romo 4. White 5. Dak ( This will change) 6.Meredith
@@webman1956 Good remarks. But I would have them 1. Staubach 2. Aikman 3. Meredith 4. White 5. Romo It's a little too early to place Dak in there. Just an opinion. They all good ones.
@@texasstadium I agree !
we are not comparing him to ourselves, we are comparing him to othe nfl qb's. he was way below average and the only reason he is talked about is because he was a cowboy and not a cardinal or falcon. so we can criticize him, thats what fans do, we are assholes N like opinions, everyone has one!
@@CIF-pm7tk He wasn't way below average. You're delusional.
Danny was my favorite Cowboy until Tony Romo
you really like losers! smh! why not Stauback and Aikman?
@@CIF-pm7tkhow are they losers?? I never saw Staubach play and Troy was ok, besides I can like who ever I want to
@@kellymcquay2626 troy won 3 super bowls, should have been 4. tony tomo boy was he clutch in the 4th quarter, for the defense! 😂! you can like who you want, sure, but i can give you a ribbing for it too, thats the fun!
@@CIF-pm7tk Troy would have never won 3 Superbowls without the rest of of the team and unlike Troy, Tony never had a good team around him, Tony carried the Cowboys until it literally broke his back, and then they just threw him away Tony has had a lot of come from behind victories, even while injured, he has also broken every Cowboy's QB record, and you can't rib me about it because Tony was a great QB and is now a great and most liked commentator, unlike Troy.
University of Texas coach Darrell Royal always said "There are 3 things that can happen when you throw the ball - and 2 of 'em are bad!"
Throwing the ball away would have still got a penalty if the offensive linemen had run downfield.
The pass to Cosbie for a TD after a scramble rollout at 14:29 was a darn good pass too.
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White was a solid QB, but I don't see that throw as gutsy at all. There was nobody within 10 yards of hill.
I think it was an obvious play to make. Not only one guy was wide open but two with great pass protection as well. Looks like a no brainer. Wasn't all that gutsy....smart maybe.
I don't agree with your assessment when Hill was WIDE OPEN!
I disagree with this assertion because the location to where Danny White threw that football was such that either a Cowboy receiver was going to catch it or it would sailed out of bounds, but since there were no white jerseys around there was no chance of that pass getting intercepted.
how gutsy is it to throw the ball into the end zone with two of your own receivers WIDE open and all alone?
Tony Dorsett and Danny White both were controlled runners. And maybe that is what it takes. One needs to have speed in reserve to be a great running back. Tony Romo never had that. He couldn't punt either.
This isn't that crazy of an idea. Hill was wide open so it wasn't that gutsy of a throw.
Stupid if it doesn't work? You remind me of Chico Ruiz stealing home vs. Phillies baseball team Sept. 21, 1964.
FALSE START by the RB at 3:51 ... but the Cowgirls owned the refs back then!
I saw him make plenty of guysier throws than that
Seriously? That was gutsy? Please.
Nothing gutsy about that. The screen was closed he was standing unchallenged. Two Dallas receivers' heading for the sideline in the end zone. Throw to the lead guy that is wide open. What was the worst thing that could have happened. An incomplete pass. Get out of here with that nonsense. We see gutsier plays every week in the season. What a stretch to the outer limits of a safe pass.
Come on. Do you really think your in a position to second guess a QB with one of the best passing percentages at the time. There are always what if's, White had a man very open, he was not rushed or pressured by the D. He delivered a very basic pass. As a fan I expect it. You don't become a leader by laying up.
Nothing special about that throw. He threw to a wide open guy in the end zone .isn't that exactly what a QB gets paid to do ?
38 Years Ago
The bum never made a super bowl.