Two years ago today, the Cowboys ended Tom Brady's NFL career

[GMO415]

Took long enough

 

[Tabascocat]

Yeah, just like early this 2024 season when Dak led the Cowboys to a come-from-behind victory against the at-the-time 3-1 playoff-bound Steelers team at their place in Pittsburgh for a 20 - 17 victory? A game where Dak connected with 10 different receivers for 352 passing yards, 2 TDs and a last minute, game ending, game-winning drive.



Yeah, that Dak sucks.

The Steelers team that was averaging 18ppg led by Justin Fields? Yea, they were a real juggernaut. Dak did play well in that game just like the Tampa playoff game. Don’t get so triggered AC, I didn’t even mention Dak, I said Dallas because that is what they have done for a long, long time….beat up bad teams but aren’t built properly to beat the good teams.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Shall I believe me eye?
A Dak-led team winning a playoff game?

 

[Slim_JD]

Dak was actually lights out that game. He had total command of the offense.

The following week both Dak and the team were completely unrecognizable.

You do know that Bucs team was a really bad playoff team and limped into the playoffs right? Their defense was really bad that year

 

[America's Cowboy]

The Steelers team that was averaging 18ppg led by Justin Fields? Yea, they were a real juggernaut. Dak did play well in that game just like the Tampa playoff game. Don’t get so triggered AC, I didn’t even mention Dak, I said Dallas because that is what they have done for a long, long time….beat up bad teams but aren’t built properly to beat the good teams.

Agreed. That's the biggest problem. This team is not built properly or good enough to consistently beat the good teams.

 

[JW82]

Dak was actually lights out that game. He had total command of the offense.

The following week both Dak and the team were completely unrecognizable.

Tampa was terrible

 

[beware_d-ware]

One of the all-time high points of my Cowboys fandom.

I told people for a while that the only NFL teams I truly hated were the Eagles, Steelers, and Tom Brady. For the last throw of his 20+ year career to be a playoff-losing pick thrown to Dallas.. I mean, that is storybook stuff.

 

[rambo2]

That's the Dak we want.

 

[rambo2]

Tampa was terrible

Lol

 

[rambo2]

Time ended Brady's career.

Quick. Who was the last team Joe Montana or Barry Sanders played?

You'll either say "I don't know", or, you'll be a dork and Google it and act like you knew it
.
Because nobody cares.

The Jacksonville Jaguars or Arizona Cardinals could just as easily been his last game.

Pathetic how far this team has fallen...including the fans

See the Bears, Browns, and Jets. That's what pathetic is.

 

[ericb7709]

All about consistency and Dak is not he has to go

 

[big dog cowboy]

Have the Cowboys accomplishments come down to “ending others careers?”

No it's just something that happened on this day.

 

[HabsCowboysOwn]

Ah yes, the game where Dak beat an old limping Bucs team and solidified his hero status according to his fangirls. Time flies.

 

[rambo2]

A lot of sick tickets out there.

 

[rambo2]

This is the highlight of Prescott's career. Just happening to be the QB who played against Brady in his last game.

Pathetic.

Lol

 

[America's Cowboy]

Ah yes, the game where Dak beat an old limping Bucs team and solidified his hero status according to his fangirls. Time flies.

Here is your Dak fangirl...

Deal with it.

 

[diamonddelts]

We had a loaded team.

No they did not.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

People triggered by saying Cowboys retire Brady it’s hilarious lol.

 

[InPhiltraitor]

When you read “the Cowboys ended Tom Brady’s NFL career”, it sounds a little ominous and makes you want to read it. But then you remember the old guy was going to retire when the his sub .500 playoff team would predictably lose in the first regardless of the opponent.

It’s not like Irvin laying motionless at the 39 yard line at The Vet. In that case, you could reasonably say, “the Eagles ended Michael Irvin’s NFL career” and it’s apropos.

 

[plasticman]

.....and six days later ignited the career of Brock Purdy.