Dallas Cowboys - 1995 NFC Champions

Cowboysheelsreds053 · Feb 9, 2020

Pantone282C said:
After Johnson left, they coasted in and never got the mojo back. Roster turnover, coaching carousels, and mismanaged drafts left the team in disarray.

Agree, when Johnson left was like when Cus died as Mike Tyson's trainer. He was never the same nor were we.

Blackspider214 · Feb 9, 2020

Cowboysheelsreds053 said:
Agree we would have steamed rolled the Chargers just like my brothers niners did and he even said that SD was going to lose that SB either way and the SB was the NFC Championship game.

Yep. That was when the AFC was being served up for the NFC team to beat down with ease.

Red Dragon · Feb 9, 2020

I'm curious, had San Fran beaten Green Bay, and the 1995 NFC title game had been Niners-Cowboys yet again, at Texas Stadium, how that would have gone. The Niners, despite being the lower seed, had walloped Dallas earlier that year.

jchap · Feb 9, 2020

Red Dragon said:
I'm curious, had San Fran beaten Green Bay, and the 1995 NFC title game had been Niners-Cowboys yet again, at Texas Stadium, how that would have gone. The Niners, despite being the lower seed, had walloped Dallas earlier that year.

I remember that walloping cause I was there. I was 11 years old and had to sit next to a rabid adult 9er fan who talked **** to me the entire time Dallas was getting a hole stomped in them.

Pantone282C · Feb 9, 2020

Blackspider214 said:
Yep. That was when the AFC was being served up for the NFC team to beat down with ease.

That was quite a few years of dominance by the NFC. The trend is going the AFC's way lately, for the most part. I believe it's even now in terms of wins by each - 27.

Blackspider214 · Feb 9, 2020

Pantone282C said:
That was quite a few years of dominance by the NFC. The trend is going the AFC's way lately, for the most part. I believe it's even now in terms of wins by each - 27.

I think the Bronocs were the only AFC team to win in the whole 90s decade. Back to back in 1997 and 1998. NFC won the other 8 matchups.

Blackspider214 · Feb 9, 2020

Red Dragon said:
I'm curious, had San Fran beaten Green Bay, and the 1995 NFC title game had been Niners-Cowboys yet again, at Texas Stadium, how that would have gone. The Niners, despite being the lower seed, had walloped Dallas earlier that year.

No one knows. Dallas handled up on the Giants twice in 2007 and then lose to them at home as a 1 seed in the divisional round.

Aviano90 · Feb 10, 2020

garyo1954 said:
BigMc is really worried somebody on the internet is giving him one year to win the Super Bowl.

He isn’t but you are. Now go change your Tampax and take your Midol.

MichaelValentino · Feb 10, 2020

Cowboysheelsreds053 said:
What about the stealers from the 70's? I think those teams would have beaten them too.

I think the 92 team would beat any of the 70s Steelers teams - of which, I think the 78 team was their best. The 74-75 teams probably were stronger defensively, but Pittsburgh peaked offensively in 78-79. I think the 77 Cowboys team was better than the 78 team that lost by four points to the Steelers. And I think the 92 teams was the best Cowboys team ever. That team had everything, including swagger. The 92 team would have force fed Emmitt down Pittsburgh's throat.

I'd have loved to see the 94 team (before EW's car crash) vs the 75 Steelers. Larry Allen vs Joe Greene and Erik Williams vs L.C. Greenwood. I think Williams would have destroyed Greenwood. Allen was a rookie but he could have matched up vs. Greene without needing help from the center.

I don't think Swann and Stallworth would own the 92 corners the way they did Benny Barnes and Aaron Kyle in SB XIII.

For my $0.02, the 92 Cowboys are one of the three most dominating teams of the SB era (85 Bears and 89 49ers). The 91 Commanders were also a great team that is often under appreciated.

Cowboysheelsreds053 · Feb 10, 2020

MichaelValentino said:
I think the 92 team would beat any of the 70s Steelers teams - of which, I think the 78 team was their best. The 74-75 teams probably were stronger defensively, but Pittsburgh peaked offensively in 78-79. I think the 77 Cowboys team was better than the 78 team that lost by four points to the Steelers. And I think the 92 teams was the best Cowboys team ever. That team had everything, including swagger. The 92 team would have force fed Emmitt down Pittsburgh's throat.

I'd have loved to see the 94 team (before EW's car crash) vs the 75 Steelers. Larry Allen vs Joe Greene and Erik Williams vs L.C. Greenwood. I think Williams would have destroyed Greenwood. Allen was a rookie but he could have matched up vs. Greene without needing help from the center.

I don't think Swann and Stallworth would own the 92 corners the way they did Benny Barnes and Aaron Kyle in SB XIII.

For my $0.02, the 92 Cowboys are one of the three most dominating teams of the SB era (85 Bears and 89 49ers). The 91 Commanders were also a great team that is often under appreciated.

LC against the healty nasty mean BIG E? Take the BIG E.

noshame · Feb 10, 2020

ShortRound131 said:
Just for comparison, the first iPhone came out in 2007. Go Cowboys!

Thank you for that!! :laugh:

Dallas Cowboys - 1995 NFC Champions

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