Great Cowboys Tribute Video on the YouTube

Where did they get that old footage of Brad Johnson throwing the bomb to TO?
 
Man, that was great. A lot of memories, good and bad, in those clips.
 
Hostile;2172808 said:
Man, that was great. A lot of memories, good and bad, in those clips.

Jackie Smith dropped pass was no fun.





YAKUZA
 
Yeagermeister;2172791 said:
Where did they get that old footage of Brad Johnson throwing the bomb to TO?


That was all nfl films stuff. Whoever made that probably recorded all the nfl films shows and then had some games himself.

Plus the cowboys history dvd!

that was a fun 10 minutes.

I hate hearing calls of cowboys games without brad sham.
 
adbutcher;2172915 said:
It is a shame that the Bullet is not in the Hall, a real shame.
I find it to be an absolute joke and travesty. The voters don't know football if they vote no on his inclusion.

To see how huge his impact was simply look at when the Cowboys began to move from expansion team to powerhouse and what the biggest factor was.

It is obvious.
 
I'm so lucky to have been born a fan of the greatest team in the NFL.
 
My wife asked when we were going to visit the HOF.

I told her that wouldn't happened until they made things right for the Cowboys.

Needless to say, our trip won't be any time soon.
 
2:42/8:01 - Troy Aikman threw one of the best looking balls ever, his passes rarely ever had any wobble.

What a great mix, really shows how talented and physical the players were from the 70s that I wasn't able to have the opportunity to watch.

Other thoughts: Emmitt Smith is the greatest running back of all time, our O-Line was solid - but he really was able to make a lot of people miss once he got to the next level. Just a shifty guy with great vision and balance. You couldn't just arm tackle him.

Watching Irvin lay on that piss poor *** stadium's turf was hard to watch again.

Alvin Harper in his prime would have been the perfect # 2 receiver for the 08 Cowboys.
 
Great video.
I think every player who is new to the team should watch that video to see the great history of the Dallas Cowboys.
I want the season to start now.:helmet:
 
Nothing beats the 1986 Christmas video.

"Those were the good ol' days, Staubach to Pearson and Hayes."
 
Hostile;2172921 said:
I find it to be an absolute joke and travesty. The voters don't know football if they vote no on his inclusion.

To see how huge his impact was simply look at when the Cowboys began to move from expansion team to powerhouse and what the biggest factor was.

It is obvious.
With the great history of this team at wr...."Bullet" Bob Hayes still holds the td record for a wr on this team.
And anyone who is old enough to have been a fan of the 60 or 70's Cowboys knows how much more they pass the ball in today's NFL as compared to back then.
 
I just watched this again, and at the point "Harper's breaking away..." came on I wanted to re-watch that game so bad.
 
Good stuff. Upsetting to hear it end on Staubacks retirement speech but he was right, "There will be many more good ones"
 
Thanks for that!! Just many, many thanks.

:starspin
 
That's the best Cowboys team tribute I've ever seen. It includes the entire history of the organization. Almost every high and low is featured there.

The best player tribute is that awesome one about Romo.
 
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