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September 25, 2007
Cowboys-Rams Flashback: Roger's last ride
EDITOR'S NOTE: Let's be honest. The Cowboys are favored by 11, and I fully expect them to beat the spread against the injury-ravaged Rams. Seems like the only thing that can stop the Cowboys this Sunday is overconfidence. In an effort to ensure that doesn't happen, I'll feature only Rams wins in this week's Flashback series.
They called him Captain Comeback, and Roger Staubach is without a doubt on the short list of the QBs you'd want to rally a team from a fourth-quarter deficit.
Oh, the irony that Staubach's career ended when another QB pulled off a comeback.
The Rams' Vince Ferragamo hit Billy Waddy for a 50-yard touchdown pass with just over two minutes remaining, silencing the Texas Stadium crowd and handing the Cowboys a 21-19 loss in the 1979 NFC divisional playoff round.
"It will be worse tomorrow," said Staubach, who announced his retirement weeks later. "When you wake up and think about it the next day, that's when it really feels bad."
Posted by Tim MacMahon http://www.***BANNED-URL***/sharedcontent/dws/img/standing/icons/email.gif at 11:05 PM (E-mail this entry)
Cowboys-Rams Flashback: Roger's last ride
EDITOR'S NOTE: Let's be honest. The Cowboys are favored by 11, and I fully expect them to beat the spread against the injury-ravaged Rams. Seems like the only thing that can stop the Cowboys this Sunday is overconfidence. In an effort to ensure that doesn't happen, I'll feature only Rams wins in this week's Flashback series.
They called him Captain Comeback, and Roger Staubach is without a doubt on the short list of the QBs you'd want to rally a team from a fourth-quarter deficit.
Oh, the irony that Staubach's career ended when another QB pulled off a comeback.
The Rams' Vince Ferragamo hit Billy Waddy for a 50-yard touchdown pass with just over two minutes remaining, silencing the Texas Stadium crowd and handing the Cowboys a 21-19 loss in the 1979 NFC divisional playoff round.
"It will be worse tomorrow," said Staubach, who announced his retirement weeks later. "When you wake up and think about it the next day, that's when it really feels bad."
Posted by Tim MacMahon http://www.***BANNED-URL***/sharedcontent/dws/img/standing/icons/email.gif at 11:05 PM (E-mail this entry)