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Cowboys Raiders (1977, 80)
Cowboys Chargers (1980, 81)

1976 - Dallas trades Clint Longley to San Diego after he sucker punches Staubach

Teo wrote:As a Cowboys fan, The Catch would be no. 1.

that was a punch to the gut, but a SB loss is the ultimate pain, so I'll go with SB V. the Cowboys were clearly better than the Colts, but found a way to lose.

COWBOYS - Quincy Carter, Chad Hutchinson, Gary Hogeboom

Babe Laughenberg, Brad Johnson and Brandon Weeden would give them a run for their money.

As far as the Jimmy Johnson Cowboys, it was probably the victory over the Skins on Thanksgiving in 1990 (big individual games for the Triplets), or perhaps besting the undefeated Redskins at RFK a year later.

CSKreager wrote: '94 team had only 1 standout win, but it was a doozy- Dallas at Dallas on one of those classic December nat. televised Saturday games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbhtOX8UT0I

Lombardi Trophy presentation should be returned to the intimacy of the locker room, and the players should wear their game jerseys, not a cheap, stupid "World Champions" T-shirt that the NFL is pushing for $.

I have always thought it was a real testament to Tom Landry's coaching ability that Dallas won the Division title in 1985. How many good players did Gil Brandt draft after 1977? Cosbie, Christensen, Walter, Newsome, Springs, Jeffcoat, Walker, Irvin, Norton, and Walls Bates, and Downs as free agents...

CSKreager wrote:Here are mine:

Troy Aikman was highly overrated as a QB- I think the 1992 Cowboys would have still gone 13-3 and won the Super Bowl if Steve Beurelein started every game that season

Do they win those three championships if Tony Romo was the QB?

JeffreyMiller wrote:

BD Sullivan wrote:A Cleveland championship is finally being celebrated in HD as opposed to grainy color (or B&W) film.

Meanwhile, back in Buffalo ...

Nah. Cubbies are next.