Dallas Cowboys 101...1994

[Hostile]

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Row 1
Carmen Grosso, Assistant Operations
Neill Armstrong, Consultant
8 Troy Aikman, QB, Pro Bowl
9 Rodney Peete, QB
17 Jason Garrett, QB
18 Chris Boniol, K
19 John Jett, P
22 Emmitt Smith, RB, Pro Bowl *, All Pro
24 Larry Brown, CB
25 Derrick Lassic, RB
26 Kevin Smith, CB
28 Darren Woodson, S, Pro Bowl *, All Pro
Joe Brodsky, Coach
Steve Hoffman, CoachRow 2

Mike McCord, Assistant Equipment Manager
Buck Buchanan, Equipment Manager
Larry Lacewell, Director Scouting
29 Kenneth Gant, S
30 Darren Studstill, S
31 Brock Marion, S
34 Tommy Agee, RB
35 Tony Richardson, RB
37 James Washington, S
40 Bill Bates, S
41 Dave Thomas, CB
Mike Zimmer, Coach
Mike Woicik, Coach
Joe Avezzano, CoachRow 3

Bob Haas, Assistant Trainer
Steve Carichoff, Operations Assistant
44 Lincoln Coleman, RB
45 Coleman Bell, TE
46 Joe Fishback, S
47 Clayton Holmes, CB
48 Daryl Johnston, FB, Pro Bowl
50 Darrick Brownlow, LB
52 Jim Schwantz, LB
53 Mark Stepnoski, C, Pro Bowl *
55 Robert Jones, LB
58 Dixon Edwards, LB
Hubbard Alexander, Coach
John Blake, CoachRow 4

Jim Maurer, Assistant Trainer
Don Cochren, Medical Records
59 Darrin Smith, LB
60 Derek Kennard, G
61 Nate Newton, OL, Pro Bowl *, All Pro
65 Ron Stone, T
67 Russell Maryland, DT
69 George Hegamin, T
70 Dale Hellestrae, C
71 Mark Tuinei, OT/DL, Pro Bowl
73 Larry Allen, G/T
75 Matt Joyce, OL
Hudson Houck, Coach
Jim Eddy, CoachRow 5

Bruce Mays, Director Operations
Kevin O'Neill, Trainer
76 Jerry Reynolds, T
77 Jim Jeffcoat, DE
78 Leon Lett, DL, Pro Bowl *
80 Alvin Harper, WR
82 Cory Fleming, WR
83 Willy Jackson, WR
84 Jay Novacek, TE, Pro Bowl
85 Kevin Williams, WR
87 John Davis, TE
88 Michael Irvin, WR, Pro Bowl
Robert Ford, Coach
Dave Campo, CoachRow 6

Jerry Jones, Owner/General Manager
Barry Switzer, Head Coach
89 Scott Galbraith, TE
90 Toddrick McIntosh, DT
91 Matt Vanderbeek, LB/DE
92 Tony Tolbert, DL
94 Charles Haley, DE, Pro Bowl *, All Pro, NFL Defensive Player of the Year
95 Chad Hennings, DT
96 Shante Carver, DE
98 Godfrey Myles, LB
99 Hurvin McCormack, DT
Stephen Jones, Director Player Personnel
Ernie Zampese, Coach
Butch Davis, Coach* = Starter

:star: 1994 Cowboys Draft :star:

1…Shante Carver, DE, Arizona State
2…Larry Allen, G, Sonoma State
10 time Pro Bowl...1995-2001, 03-05
7 time All Pro...1995-2001
3…George Hegamin, T, North Carolina State
4…Willie Jackson, WR, Florida
4…DeWayne Dotson, LB, Mississippi
6…Darren Studstill, DB, West Virginia
7…Toddrick McIntosh, DT, Florida State



:star: 1994 Cowboys Schedule :star:
12-4

NFC East Division Champs (12th)

9/4/94…Won @ Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-9
9/11/94…Won vs. Houston Oilers, 20-17
9/19/94…Lost vs. Detroit Lions, 17-20 OT
9/26/94…Bye week
10/2/94…Won @ Washington Redskins, 34-7
10/9/94…Won vs. Arizona Cardinals, 38-3
10/16/94…Won vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 24-13
10/23/94…Won vs. Arizona Cardinals, 28-21
"300th Win in Franchise History"
10/30/94…Won @ Cincinnati Bengals, 23-20
11/7/94…Won vs. New York Giants, 38-10
11/13/94…Lost @ San Francisco 49ers, 14-21
11/20/94…Won vs. Washington Redskins, 31-7
11/24/94…Won vs. Green Bay Packers, 42-31
12/4/94…Won @ Philadelphia Eagles, 31-19
12/10/94…Lost vs. Cleveland Browns, 14-19
12/19/94…Won @ New Orleans Saints, 24-16
12/24/94…Lost @ New York Giants, 10-15


6-2 @ Dallas
6-2 on the road

Points scored...414, 25.9 ppg
Points allowed...248, 15.5 ppg

1994 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
1/8/95...Won vs. Green Bay Packers, 35-9

1994 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
1/15/95...Lost @ San Francisco 49ers, 28-38

1994 Cowboys Stats (http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/stats.nsf/Annual/1994-dal)

All time franchise record...306-202-6
All time Post Season Record...28-18

[LeonDixson]

The first five minutes of that conference championship game were heartbreaking. However, I was never so proud of our team as I was at the way they played the rest of that game. They never gave up. Emmitt was running as hard as he could. They believed they could win that game and I started to believe it too.

We were the better team, but bad breaks early in the game doomed us.

[dogunwo]

We got cheated out of that title game by the way. Dag nabbit.

[lurkercowboy]

Another great season with a heartbreaking playoff loss. But like many others, I was thrilled with the effort shown by the Cowboys in that playoff loss. I started to believe they could win as well, given the effort and heart they showed. I would like to see that game on the NFL network sometime.

[Hostile]

I can't even begin to explain how badly I hated the hiring of Barry Switzer. It is the single worst day of my life as a Cowboys fan. No day is darker for me. It took me a long time to get over being mad at Jerry Jones for this hiring. In fact I didn't even begin to get over it until the day Michael Irvin got hurt and Jerry went with him in the ambulance.

I learned to respect Jerry that day more than I had to that point. That is how much I dislike Barry Switzer. I knew the team would start a downward spiral the day he was hired.

I honestly believe if Jimmy had still been at the helm we'd have won 4 in a row, maybe 5. The talent on these early 90's teams was unreal and one of the great evidences of it was the NFC Championship loss to the 49ers. If you could ever be impressed with a loss it has to be that one. The 49ers got spotted 21 points and then Troy Aikman and company became a well oiled machine.

The early 90's team was truly a joy to watch play football. The Offensive Line may have been the most dominant unit I have ever seen and that includes the Rams O-Line that blocked for Dickerson.

1994 for me, was about what might have been. I focused more than ever on just enjoying the team because I detested the Coach, and at this time, Jerry Jones as well.

[Yeagermeister]

I can't even begin to explain how badly I hated the hiring of Barry Switzer. It is the single worst day of my life as a Cowboys fan. No day is darker for me. It took me a long time to get over being mad at Jerry Jones for this hiring. In fact I didn't even begin to get over it until the day Michael Irvin got hurt and Jerry went with him in the ambulance.

I learned to respect Jerry that day more than I had to that point. That is how much I dislike Barry Switzer. I knew the team would start a downward spiral the day he was hired.

I honestly believe if Jimmy had still been at the helm we'd have won 4 in a row, maybe 5. The talent on these early 90's teams was unreal and one of the great evidences of it was the NFC Championship loss to the 49ers. If you could ever be impressed with a loss it has to be that one. The 49ers got spotted 21 points and then Troy Aikman and company became a well oiled machine.

The early 90's team was truly a joy to watch play football. The Offensive Line may have been the most dominant unit I have ever seen and that includes the Rams O-Line that blocked for Dickerson.

1994 for me, was about what might have been. I focused more than ever on just enjoying the team because I detested the Coach, and at this time, Jerry Jones as well.

I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who hated Switzer. Every time they showed him on the sidelines I cringed and prayed he didn't do anything stupid like touch a ref in the NFC Championship game. :eek:

[THUMPER]

I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who hated Switzer. Every time they showed him on the sidelines I cringed and prayed he didn't do anything stupid like touch a ref in the NFC Championship game. :eek:

I hated all 3 of the HCs that followed Jimmy: Switzer, Chan Gailey, and Dave Campo. None of them were worth squat.

[DWhite Fan]

The Cowboys had the rare chance of winning 4 Super Bowls in a row. That is what makes the 94 NFC Championship loss so hard to take. I agree, I was never more proud of the Cowboys than how hard they fought in that game. Troy was unbelievable in the second half completing pass after pass.I think he ended up with 380 yards or more. Irvin had 11 or 12 catches. I believe that if the refs would have called pass interference Deion, that game would have ended up a Cowboys win. Dallas would have been 1st and goal with a shot to cut the lead to 3 points with plenty of time left. Our defence only allowed the 49ers 10 points the whole second half. It was such a bogus non-call. Deion raped Irvin on the play. I remember seeing video of Irvin and Sanders going over that play during one of the first practices Deion had as a Cowboy the next season. Except for the first 5 minutes, Dallas completely owned San Fran that day.

Switzer was a joke as a head coach. I hated seeing him hold the Lombardy trophy at the end of SB XXX. That should have been Jimmy not him. If Jerry could have just kept his ego in check.........grrrrrr!!!!!