Favorite Play of the Season?

[CowboyDan]

Did we do one of these threads yet? If so, delete this. If not.....
What's your favorite play of the season? Add a video is you're really savy.
Here's mine. I know it wasn't the biggest play of the season, but it was vintage Romo, and one of the most amazing plays I've seen a QB make. What's your favorite play of the season?

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[Hostile]

Mine was Spencer patting McNabb on the helmet as he, Ware, and Ratliff all converged and taught him the game of pancake.

 

[CowboyDan]

Mine was Spencer patting McNabb on the helmet as he, Ware, and Ratliff all converged and taught him the game of pancake.

That was awesome! It reminded me of Strahan sacking him and yelling something about Chunky Soup!

 

[sonnyboy]

There were many. I'm going to cheat and go with a play in our post-season.

Felix's game clinching 73 yard run. That was just a sick move he made on that Eagle DB.

 

[sonnyboy]

Regular season moment I'll have to go with Romo to Austin on 3rd and 7 in New Orleans. That was HUGE. It should have led to the game clinching FG.

It's been said by others, but I got that same feeling when he turned it upfield that I had on Harper's long NFC Championship game clincher in 93.

 

[CowboyDan]

Both are great plays. And when I say season, I'm including post-season, so you cheated!
10 yard penalty, repeat first down.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

The first TD in the New Orleans game, Romo to Austin. That was such an explanation point that the Cowboys had come to play. It also gave me the feeling that this team was better than recent ones and the season would go further than any in recent history.

 

[dallascowboyfanboy]

Mine is Miles' game winning TD catch in OT vs. Chiefs. Sign of things to come.

 

[EPL0c0]

the Ware sack/fumble of Brees to end the game.

It was at this point that I *KNEW* December wasn't gonna be the same and that they had a shot not just at nabbing a playoff spot but of possibly winning the division. This game, this play, showed the team's heart. It was like the OPPOSITE of every play vs Baltimore last year.

 

[AMERICAS_FAN]

Mine was the Miles Austin TD in the first Eagles game that broke the game wide open and lunged a dagger in the Eagles' hearts. That eased the pain of 44-6 making that game the most important philisophical win of the 2009 season. Without that win, I'm not so sure the team goes on to do what it did to close December and win a playoff game.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Notice how there's a whole lot of Miles Austin in our favorite plays?

 

[Future]

Notice how there's a whole lot of Miles Austin in our favorite plays?

Like the game winning TD against the Chiefs:starspin

 

[TellerMorrow34]

The game winning catch in OT by Austin against the Chiefs. I thought it was the play that launched us on the road to improving as a team this season.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Mine was Spencer patting McNabb on the helmet as he, Ware, and Ratliff all converged and taught him the game of pancake.

Yes sir!

Another one I loved was the 4th and 1 stop against McFlabb in Philly. Hard to beat a good goal line stand or stop on 4th and 1.

This Felix run to finish off the playoff win was great, too, as was the Miles catch, shrug off of the CB, and run for a TD to win the KC game.

 

[Dartball Maniac]

So many to choose from, but probably Austin GW TD in KC....

 

[joseephuss]

Tom Brady hitting Ben Watson to win the opener against the Bills.

No, wait I think I was just possessed by Nors. Now I have a splitting migraine.



Romo to Miles on the sluggo to beat the Eagles in Philly.

 

[Bonecrusher#31]

The winning TD by Romo when Tony jukes Orakpo outta his jockstrap then throws the winning TD after the chump tried to talk a little noise before the game about sacking Romo... :laugh1: :laugh2:

 

[ryanbabs]

The first TD in the New Orleans game, Romo to Austin. That was such an explanation point that the Cowboys had come to play. It also gave me the feeling that this team was better than recent ones and the season would go further than any in recent history.

I was thinking the same thing.

 

[Arch Stanton]

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[67CowboysFan]

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