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7DnBrnc53 wrote:

JohnH19 wrote:

74_75_78_79_ wrote:That 95 Cowboy team wasn't as great as people think it was.

They were very fortunate the Packers upset Frisco at home.

Landry was much more of an innovator. Hell, he was the offensive and defensive coordinator for many years.

Prolific offense in '83, and yet his teammates couldn't wait to replace him with Hogeboom the following training camp. Three picks vs. the Rams in the playoffs probably left a sour taste in their mouths. Of course, Hogeboom flamed out, White got his job back and pretty much kept it through 1987. Use...

Better than 1980, but there were some unsettling tremors that year. For instance, they picked off David Woodley five times but he also passed for 400+ yards at Texas Stadium. Then they lose in gut-wrenching fashion to a mediocrity like Eric Hipple, while getting hammered by Joe Who? in Frisco. Jimmy...

Speaking of mysterious photos, here's Landry getting off a bus at some sort of coaching retreat. I don't recognize the others. http://s32.postimg.org/zcd0il5dx/5404.jpg http://s32.postimg.org/xqfd7t1mt/5401.jpg http://s32.postimg.org/75voel9qd/5402a.jpg http://s32.postimg.org/vrzz1pbb9/5405a.jpg

have had these two in my collection for quite some time

Cowboys - Saints

The regular season game I most remember between those two teams was in 1985 at Texas Stadium, because it was the first Cowboy victory over the Steelers I saw. Dallas came at 4-1 and Pittsburgh at 2-3, and Tony Dorsett gained nearly 200 yards from scrimmage, with two long touchdowns, while Eugene Lo...

Two years later, the Bears pour it on against the Pack so that they can be in position to win on a tiebreaker involving points. Washington seemingly upsets that effort when they have a lead over Dallas, but they choke and Chicago gets in to face Philly in the WC game. In that game, Payton had a hug...

yep, that's Howley's grimacing face