Players You Forgot Were Ever Cowboys

[JBond]

Pete Hunter and Mario Edwards

Was that the backup draft? It was right around that time.

 

[NewEraCowboy]

Was that the backup draft? It was right around that time.

1995 and 2009 were both backup drafts I believe

 

[JBond]

1995 and 2009 were both backup drafts I believe

2002. Found it. Horrible draft.

 

[Seven]

For those that don't know.

And..... that drop was early in the game. Was it his fault Dallas lost? I don't think so.......

 

[Seven]

You serious, Clark?

More important..... are you?

Yet another band wagon fan.

 

[chagus]

Marcus Steel

 

[NewEraCowboy]

2002. Found it. Horrible draft.

That draft yielded a couple of pro bowlers (Roy Williams/Andre Gurode)

Antonio Bryant and Derek Ross played pretty well early on too, only to flame out

 

[seamus18]

Raghib “Rocket” Ismail

 

[skinsscalper]

Dwayne Goodrich

mic drop..............

 

[Beaker42]

You truly believe that he did it on purpose?

The guy had hands that caught everything but that pass. That was 100X easier a catch than Dwight Clark’s.

 

[Captain43Crash]

Good thread. How about Anthony Henry?

Forgot he played for us. He was really good one year. He reminded me of Everson Walls that year. A play maker and gambler.

 

[Beaker42]

More important..... are you?

Yet another band wagon fan.

Yep bandwagon fan who watched Longley lead us back from the dead.

 

[Motown12]

Perfect example of why body catching is so frowned upon...

Who could ever forget Verne's epic radio call.."Bless his heart he has got to be the sickest man in America". J. Smith was an absolutely great TE for the Cardinals before coming to Dallas. I remember reading later on how people would constantly bring up this play with him and dismissing the rest of a great career. Man I was 13 at the time, felt bad for him.

 

[HowardC]

Who could ever forget Verne's epic radio call.."Bless his heart he has got to be the sickest man in America". J. Smith was an absolutely great TE for the Cardinals before coming to Dallas. I remember reading later on how people would constantly bring up this play with him and dismissing the rest of a great career. Man I was 13 at the time, felt bad for him.

Well, he did pretty much cost them that game.

 

[millennial_legend]

Deion Sanders and Terrell Owens

 

[fairviewfarmer]

Monty "Big Game" Hunter ...1982

 

[Melonfeud]

This is impossible.

If remember their names to post then it's does not meet the criteria if which players I've forgotten..


I throw some out for others to recognize.

Darryl Clack
Lincoln Coleman
Jeff Rohr
Ron Stone
Jack Del Rio
Sherman Williams
Kevin Williams
Phil Pozderac

I kinda was starting to raise up some sail cloth on the ol' mizzen mast fer' that LINCOLN COLEMAN in that one somewhat 'mudder' game,,,ya! That one where #8 was wrapped to tight in a migraine headache to strike a spark in a ZIPPO factory,,, Lincoln ripped off a couple good mud runs in that one,,,,




* Terrell Owens

 

[Melonfeud]

Yep bandwagon fan who watched Longley lead us back from the dead.

That was "the conversation" the next day at HIGH SCHOOL,,, about that "mad bomber" fer' DALLAS!,,,I s*** you not.

 

[Jack Burton]

Timmy Smith

 

[Roadtrip635]

That was "the conversation" the next day at HIGH SCHOOL,,, about that "mad bomber" fer' DALLAS!,,,I s*** you not.

I think you are pooping me. I watched that game, but since it was Thanksgiving there was no class the next day. It was the talk in the empty lot down the block where all the neighborhood kids met to play though..........