Possibly One Of The Most Exciting Games I Have Ever Seen

[Richmond Cowboy]

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[Chocolate Lab]

Definitely one of my favorite games of the last decade. Recorded it live and still watch it from time to time.

 

[8FOR!3]

That's one game I'll never forget and it's one of the reasons why I'll never count out Tony Romo.

 

[jobberone]

Definitely exciting. A recipe for how to give away a game then take it back.

 

[ROUSH8692]

That's one game I'll never forget and it's one of the reasons why I'll never count out Tony Romo.

Why? Even after 5 pics he brought us back.

 

[03EBZ06]

I getting goose bumps every time I watch this game, what a last few minutes.

 

[el_chevo]

I think my secretary just heard me screaming... hahahah, I loved that game!

 

[JonJon]

Possibly the most dominating game I have seen...

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[bootyhunta]

I was there.

The energy of the crowd was off the charts that night. I had never been to a NFL game where people stood the whole game.

I was hearing it from this group of Bills fans sitting behind me the whole game. After the Folk kicked the second field goal to win the game, I turned around to stick it to them and they were nowhere to be seen.

Great night!

 

[Gaede]

Oh man, I remember that well!

 

[Smashin222]

I was there front row, 30 yard line. My dad had just gotten back from abroad and it was our surprise for him. My sister and I switched jerseys (Newman/Roy Williams) for luck.

Holy Hell was that spectacular. Folk nails it twice

 

[The Quest for Six]

That's one game I'll never forget and it's one of the reasons why I'll never count out Tony Romo.

it was because of Romo's horrendous play that the game was even close to begin with

 

[Chocolate Lab]

I was there front row, 30 yard line. My dad had just gotten back from abroad and it was our surprise for him. My sister and I switched jerseys (Newman/Roy Williams) for luck.

Holy Hell was that spectacular. Folk nails it twice

That's very cool.

I forgot one thing I loved about that game... Right after it was over, Michelle Tafoya (IIRC) asked Romo on the field, "So what does it feel like to have those disappointing interceptions but then bring the team back and win in such dramatic fashion at the very end?"

Romo with wide-eyed childlike enthusiasm: "It's pretty cool!"

I hope that Romo isn't gone.

 

[Clarkson]

People hate on Romo when he plays well then has a costly interception, but don't want to give him credit when he doesn't have a great game but still keeps the team in it and brings them back at the end.

 

[Stinger_Splash]

Funny how Romo has not improved at all since then and has not changed his bad habits :bang2:.

 

[LeonDixson]

That's very cool.

I forgot one thing I loved about that game... Right after it was over, Michelle Tafoya (IIRC) asked Romo on the field, "So what does it feel like to have those disappointing interceptions but then bring the team back and win in such dramatic fashion at the very end?"

Romo with wide-eyed childlike enthusiasm: "It's pretty cool!"

I hope that Romo isn't gone.

Someone, it might have been Michelle, also mentioned the number of INT's he threw and he said something like "Is that all it was? I thought it was more."

 

[thisisepic]

One of the best games in recent memory without a doubt.

I've been watching Cowboys highlight videos now for the past hour.

Edit: I found an old video of R. Williams (31) .. what a shame. :bang2:

 

[arglebargle]

This game has had a real funny effect on some NFL statistics. There's a chart out there that shows the percentage chance of victory in a game: As interceptions go up, odds of victory go down. Way down. Until you get to five interceptions.

There, the odds of victory are quite good, comparatively. Of course, this is because very few QBs ever manage to get five interceptions in a game. This great Cowboys' victory, combined with the rarity of it's instance, makes that chart look pretty peculiar.

 

[catskillthunder]

I was at this game and I was right in the endzone where Folk nailed the game winner. The stadium went silent with the exception of the couple thousand Cowboys fans there. I remember looking to my left as I exited my seats and seeing a woman which looked to be in her early 40's crying her eyes out saying, "they did it to us again" I dont know if she was referring to Dallas beating the Bills or a couple weeks prior to that the same scenario against the Broncos happaned with a last second FG for the win. All in all it was a crazy game, but glad I was there to witness it live.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Someone, it might have been Michelle, also mentioned the number of INT's he threw and he said something like "Is that all it was? I thought it was more."

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You're exactly right.