Two of the best plays I've seen in forever

[beware_d-ware]

Good plays but neither as special as the strip Dlaw made on the 1st and goal play.

but as usual the bias in this forum isn’t even talking about it

Yep. DLaw runs down so many plays.

 

[tyke1doe]

Sounds like a snitch to me.

And aren't we glad he snitched.

 

[Established1971]

Good plays but neither as special as the strip Dlaw made on the 1st and goal play.

but as usual the bias in this forum isn’t even talking about it

oh no a new controversy now? we have enough

 

[Irvin88_4life]

Micah Parsons just gets better every time I watch him.

I was there yesterday, so I don't know what Nantz and Romo said, but the dude made two of the best plays I've seen from a Cowboy in years.

The first was a screen pass that he sniffed out, turned and sprinted the play down from behind.

That play was going to score. There was a seam to cut back into that was wide open. Instead, tackle short of the sticks and no damage.

And of course, the fumble at the goal line doesn't happen if Micah doesn't also run that play down at the 1 yard line.

That changed the game entirely, and Dallas rolled from there.

This guy is headed to the Hall of Fame first ballot barring anything catastrophic. He is the best defensive player in football right now.

He makes it fun to watch.

The fumble at the goal line Lawrence took 4 blockers and still made the play. Incredible plays by both guys

 

[Runwildboys]

Neither play impressed me.

Had you been sober, maybe they would've.

 

[Runwildboys]

Not Parsons, but this one was very impressive as well

Yep, but DLaw gets paid too much to be a run stopper.

 

[Cowboys93]

Micah Parsons really has restored my faith that this team could win it all at some point. I hope he gets to see that through because he will be an absolute legend.

 

[Flamma]

LVE could have made those same plays. Micah is nothing special.
LOL-JK.

Seriously, the disclaimer was not necessary. When it comes to Parsons you can skip that part.

 

[ActualCowboysFan]

Good chance we are going to get an Anthony Spencer clones

Good point, if there’s one thing they’re terrible at it’s drafting good players on defense.

 

[Runwildboys]

Seriously, the disclaimer was not necessary. When it comes to Parsons you can skip that part.

Ya know, with some of the posts we've seen lately, it's best to make sure.

 

[Flamma]

Ya know, with some of the posts we've seen lately, it's best to make sure.

Oh you might find one. But I've tested this out already. After his minor injury, and people talking about it, I said he probably wouldn't play because he's soft. I was good. In fact, It can only be more comical if someone took you seriously. That's the best part.

 

[JoeKing]

I assumed no such thing. That's why I also said that if Detroit had scored the TD, it might have lit a fire under our offense. If Micah hadn't made that play, it clearly wouldn't have been an 18 point difference at the end of the game...or at least probably wouldn't have...but it seems likely that our defense would have kept them from scoring another 11 points more. Regardless, it was a great play, and a game changing play, but to say it was a game saving play is making a much bigger assumption than you thought I was making.

We'll just have to agree to disagree. I think the momentum swung in our favor on two plays. Micah's game-saving tackle inside the one-yard line and Digg's interception.

 

[Runwildboys]

We'll just have to agree to disagree. I think the momentum swung in our favor on two plays. Micah's game-saving tackle inside the one-yard line and Digg's interception.

Oh, I'm not saying it wasn't the catalyst that changed the complexion of the game. It definitely swung the momentum. What I'm saying is that, as you stated, you don't know how things would have played out under different circumstances, and it's possible that the momentum still would have swung in our favor after they got a TD. It's not like this defense has a history of just giving up after the other team scores.

 

[Awakened]

Amazing play by #11. The play right after by #90 wasn't too bad either. D-Law split a double team, blew through TJ Hockenson, and caused the fumble.

Agreed. Two phenomenal plays back-to-back

 

[Awakened]

Agreed. Two phenomenal plays back-to-back

If you watch that play closely, NOBODY on the D beat their man except DLaw. DLaw beat three guys. I think maybe his play is the top defensive play of the game, maybe the season. It's the stuff of legends.

 

[rocknrobcowboy]

The Lion When He Was Young

 

[goshan]

If you watch that play closely, NOBODY on the D beat their man except DLaw. DLaw beat three guys. I think maybe his play is the top defensive play of the game, maybe the season. It's the stuff of legends.

yup its a great play and won the game.

 

[Runwildboys]

The Lion When He Was Young

#13 as they're pulling him away, just looking at them like, "What?"

 

[Kevinicus]

Micah Parsons just gets better every time I watch him.

I was there yesterday, so I don't know what Nantz and Romo said, but the dude made two of the best plays I've seen from a Cowboy in years.

The first was a screen pass that he sniffed out, turned and sprinted the play down from behind.

That play was going to score. There was a seam to cut back into that was wide open. Instead, tackle short of the sticks and no damage.

And of course, the fumble at the goal line doesn't happen if Micah doesn't also run that play down at the 1 yard line.

That changed the game entirely, and Dallas rolled from there.

This guy is headed to the Hall of Fame first ballot barring anything catastrophic. He is the best defensive player in football right now.

He makes it fun to watch.

Apologies if it was already asked, but what was the other play? Or were you talking about a 2-play scenario, and not two distinct great plays?

 

[mardwin]

Definitely a game-changing play, as it turned out.

Can we just cut LVE?