Dallas Cowboys 101...1999 - Dallas Cowboys Forum

Hostile · 07-17-2007

Row 1

Robert Blackwell, Video Director
Mike McCord, Equipment Manager
Bucky Buchanan, Assistant Equipment Manager
3 Richie Cunningham, K
4 Toby Gowin, P
8 Troy Aikman, QB
11 Mike Quinn, QB
16 Jason Tucker, WR
17 Jason Garrett, QB
18 Wane McGarity, WR
21 Deion Sanders, CB, Pro Bowl, All Pro
22 Emmitt Smith, RB, Pro Bowl
23 Kevin Mathis, CB
Joe Avezzano, Coach
Joe Juraszek, Coach
Steve Hoffman, Coach

Row 2

Steve Carichoff, Operations Assistant
Craig Glieber, Assistant Director of Operations
Mike Maples, Video Assistant
25 Charlie Williams, S
27 Singor Mobley, S
28 Darren Woodson, S
30 Kenny Wheaton, CB
31 George Teague, S
32 Beau Morgan
38 Duane Hawthorne, CB
39 Ryan Neufeld
42 Chris Warren, RB
43 Izell Reese, S
Tommie Robinson, Coach
Bennie Wylie, Strength & Conditioning Assistant
Blake Cundiff, Strength & Conditioning Assistant

Row 3

Kevin Mutscher, Equipment Intern
Mike Toro, Training Intern
Todd Williams, Personnel Assistant
44 Robert Thomas, FB
48 Daryl Johnston, FB
50 Brandon Tolbert, LB
52 Dexter Coakley, LB, Pro Bowl
53 Mark Stepnoski, C
54 Darren Hambrick, LB
56 Randall Godfrey, LB
58 Nate Hemsley, LB
59 Dat Nguyen, LB
Bill Bates, Coach
Jim Jeffcoat, Coach
George Edwards, Coach

Row 4

Jim Maurer, Head Trainer
Britt Brown. Assistant Trainer
Bob Haas. Assistant Trainer
60 Chris Brymer, C/G
61 Kelvin Garmon, G
63 Mike Kiselak, C/G
66 Tony Hutson, G
67 Everett McIver, G
69 Ben Fricke, C
70 Dale Hellestrae,C
73 Larry Allen, T, Pro Bowl *, All Pro
75 Brandon Noble, DT
76 Flozell Adams, T
Hudson Houck, Coach
Clarence Shelmon, Coach
Mike Zimmer, Coach

Row 5

Jerry Jones Jr., Vice President
Larry Lacewell, Director Scouting
Bruce Mays, Director of Operations
77 Solomon Page, G
79 Erik Williams, T, Pro Bowl
80 Ernie Mills, WR
81 Raghib Ismail, WR
82 Chris Brazzell, WR
83 Hayward Clay, TE
84 Mike Lucky, TE
85 Jeff Ogden, WR
86 Eric Bjornson, TE
88 Michael Irvin, WR
Les Miles, Coach
Dwain Painter, Coach
Clancy Pendergast, Coach

Row 6

Jerry Jones, President/General Manager
Chan Gailey, Head Coach, 18-14, 0-2 Post Season
Stephen Jones, Vice President
89 David LaFleur, TE
90 Alonzo Spellman, DE
93 Peppi Zellner, DE
94 Michael Myers, DT
95 Chad Hennings, DT
96 Ebenezer Ekuban, DE
97 Kavika Pittman, DE
98 Greg Ellis, DE
99 Nathan Davis, DT
Jim Bates, Coach
Buddy Geis, Coach
Dave Campo, Coach

* = Starter

1999 Cowboys Draft
1…Ebenezer Ekuban, DE, North Carolina
2…Solomon Page, T, West Virginia
3…Dat Nguyen, LB, Texas A&M
4…Wane McGarity, WR, Texas
4…Peppi Zellner, DE, Fort Valley State
6…MarTay Jenkins, WR, Nebraska-Omaha
7…Mike Lucky, TE, Arizona
7…Kelvin Garmon, G, Baylor

1999 Cowboys Schedule
8-8

9/12/99…Won @ Washington Redskins, 41-35 OT
9/20/99…Won vs. Atlanta Falcons, 24-7
9/26/99…Bye week
10/3/99…Won vs. Arizona Cardinals, 35-7
10/10/99…Lost @ Philadelphia Eagles, 10-13
10/18/99…Lost @ New York Giants, 10-13
10/24/99…Won vs. Washington Redskins, 38-20
10/31/99…Lost @ Indianapolis Colts, 24-34
11/8/99…Lost @ Minnesota Vikings, 17-27
11/14/99…Won vs. Green Bay Packers, 27-13
11/21/99…Lost @ Arizona Cardinals, 9-13
11/25/99…Won vs. Miami Dolphins, 20-0
12/5/99…Lost @ New England Patriots, 6-13
12/12/99…Won vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 20-10
12/19/99…Lost vs. New York Jets, 21-22
12/24/99…Lost @ New Orleans Saints, 24-31
1/2/00…Won vs. New York Giants, 26-18

7-1 @ Dallas
1-7 on the road

Points scored...352, 22.0 ppg
Points allowed...276, 17.3 ppg

1999 WILDCARD PLAYOFFS
1/9/00... Lost @ Minnesota Vikings, 10-27

1999 Cowboys Stats

All time franchise record...352-236-6
All time Post Season Record...32-21

Achozen · 07-17-2007

I was at that Cardinal game we lost. I don't remember if it was that game or one before, but I remember after the game, the fans took the goal post and carried it around Mill Ave like they had just won the Super Bowl.

lurkercowboy · 07-17-2007

Emmitt Smith had an excellent game against the Vikings on Monday night. Had he not been injured, he perhaps would have had over 200 yards.

Yeagermeister · 07-17-2007

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Originally Posted by lurkercowboy

Emmitt Smith had an excellent game against the Vikings on Monday night. Had he not been injured, he perhaps would have had over 200 yards.

Then Troy got hurt and it was over.

Hostile · 07-17-2007

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Originally Posted by dangerdoom4124

I was at that Cardinal game we lost. I don't remember if it was that game or one before, but I remember after the game, the fans took the goal post and carried it around Mill Ave like they had just won the Super Bowl.

I was too and it almost spoiled my Thanksgiving because I kept having images of Leon Lett sliding in and hitting the football and "no Leon." Thank goodness we played so well and avenged that loss. It didn't make the loss to the Cardinals any easier to swallow. We had lost to them in overtime in 97 and I was there. That was the first time we had lost to them in like 6 or 7 years if I remember right. In 98 we beat them again and I thought things were back to normal. Then here came 1999 to throw water on me and wake me up. It began 4 straight years of us losing @ Arizona.

bbgun · 07-17-2007

10/10/99…Lost @ Philadelphia Eagles, 10-13
10/18/99…Lost @ New York Giants, 10-13
11/21/99…Lost @ Arizona Cardinals, 9-13
12/5/99…Lost @ New England Patriots, 6-13

Egad. Look at those scores. "13" was not our lucky number in 1999. But that first game made living and working in DC worth it for me.

lurkercowboy · 07-17-2007

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Originally Posted by bbgun

10/10/99…Lost @ Philadelphia Eagles, 10-13
10/18/99…Lost @ New York Giants, 10-13
11/21/99…Lost @ Arizona Cardinals, 9-13
12/5/99…Lost @ New England Patriots, 6-13

Egad. Look at those scores. "13" was not our lucky number in 1999. But that first game made living and working in DC worth it for me.

That first game was one of the all-timers. A big thing that year was losing Irvin to injury. Irvin and Rocket Ismail made up one of the best WR combos in the NFL and losing Irvin badly hurt the team. The offense struggled all year after that.

Hostile · 07-17-2007

I debated whether or not to signify the 4th game of the year and the game where Irvin's injury was cheered by Eagles fans at the stadium. If you have strong feelings about that either way, please let me know.

bbgun · 07-17-2007

I do remember that Kavika Pittman notched three sacks in that last game. Didn't make up for passing on Tony Brackens, however.

**ABQCOWBOY** · 07-17-2007

I was at that 2nd Arizona game as well. First Cowboy game I ever took my oldest Son to. He was sporting a Michael Irvin Jersey and as we were leaving, an Az fan reached out and took him by the Jersey and started yelling in his face. I came unglued and whaled that guy right there in the stands. Probably one of the dumbest things I ever could have done. If things had gotten ugly, who knows what could have happened to my Son? Was a stupid thing and I consider myself very luck not to have had something much worse happen.

Big Country · 07-17-2007

Hos, are you going to stop here with the seasons or keep on going??

The 2000 season was completely abysmal as well as the Campo tenure...

Might want to skip to the 03 season when the Tuna sails in... just food for thought, but good work on the seasonal breakdown, it's brought back a few oh yeahs, and oh craps... ;-)

Hostile · 07-17-2007

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Originally Posted by aardvark

Hos, are you going to stop here with the seasons or keep on going??

The 2000 season was completely abysmal as well as the Campo tenure...

Might want to skip to the 03 season when the Tuna sails in... just food for thought, but good work on the seasonal breakdown, it's brought back a few oh yeahs, and oh craps... ;-)

I'm going all the way to 2006, though I don't have a photo of them yet. The thread when it hits the History Zone will also include 2007, which for now is just the schedule and Draft. I'll update it each week.