What is Your Favorite All-time Cowboys Win?

[john4psu]

What one victory is your favorite all-time Cowboys win?

 

[Scranton Tiger]

Opening day 1999 at Washington. To come back after being down 21 in the 4th quarter was really sweet. To make it even better, I watched the game in a sports bar (Overtime in North Myrtle Beach) that was absolutely LOADED with Skins fans.

 

[Hostile]

Season ending win against Washington in 1979. Staubach was magical and so much was on the line.

 

[HoleInTheRoof]

1992 Super Bowl. But I was too young (16) to genuinely appreciate how significant and special an accomplishment that was.

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Oh that's easy for me, the 1992 NFC Championship game because I was the only one in my house who believed Dallas actually had a shot at being the then "big and mighty" 49ers!

 

[Sickwitit]

wow thats like askin me what do i hate most about the Commanders lol....i guess it would be 03 when cundiff hit 5 fgs to get parcells his first cowboys win against his fromer team the hated Gaints

 

[DallasCowpoke]

Season ending win against Washington in 1979. Staubach was magical and so much was on the line.

Ditto! December 16, 1979

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[Biggems]

52-17 over the Bills.

it was the 2nd SB victory during my lifetime, but I was only 3 at the time, so I dont remember it. However, I love that win over the Bills...I can watch it over and over and never get bored.

 

[yimyammer]

1992 Candlestick Park vs San Francisco

Sweet revenge for "the catch" and the path to the 1st of three Super Bowls.

Best game hands down, imo

 

[casmith07]

I agree with the '92 game @ San Francisco. It was excellent.

I also think Super Bowl XXX finally beating the Pittsburgh Steelers is up there, with Rod Woodson = burnt toast.

 

[batman36]

1983 at Washington on a Monday night. 31-30 was the final score after the Cowboys were down biggg in the first half.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

1992 NFC Championship game for sure. And the slant to Harper is my favorite play.

 

[THUMPER]

The 1971 SB win over the Dolphins, our first championship was the sweetest! :starspin :starspin :starspin :starspin :starspin

 

[CM Duck]

1992 NFC Chapionship Game vs the Niners

The reason is because the season before, I predicted they would beat the 9ers @ Candlestick to make the Super Bowl.

It was my Sr year in high school. And I predicted it the monday after they lost to the Lions in the prior season's playoffs, and everybody thought I was insane when Id say it....HA!!!!

 

[LatinMind]

first game a ever really watched. 1987 cowboys vs patriots. hershal is the man

 

[Coy]

'92 Championship at 49ers, the day it all really began for the Triplets.

 

[RS12]

SB 6, first SB victory over Miami. Lilly and the 29 yard sack loss of Bob Griese one of the greatest plays in Cowboy history.

 

[mldardy]

As much as I want to say the Giants game at the Meadowlands in 93, the 92 NFC Championship game kicked down the door.

 

[DandyDon1722]

Maybe not the most important but the one I absolutely lost my mind on was the season opener - Aikman to Rocket in OT against the Skins after coming back to tie.

What a game!

 

[KJJ]

What one victory is your favorite all-time Cowboys win?

For me it had to be the win in SB XXVII. The Cowboys hadn't been to the SB in 15 years and the last memory I had of them playing in a SB was the image of Jackie Smith dropping a sure TD. Man that was a TOUGH 15 years that included a 3-13 and 1-15 season. I always dreamed of seeing the Cowboys play in a SB and completely dominate their opponent and I got to live that dream in person in the Rose Bowl on Jan 31, 1993. I was SOOOOOO NERVOUS before that game I almost threw up right before kick off. The 1-15 89 season seemed like just yesterday and here I was sitting at the 35 yardline in the Rose Bowl about to watch the Cowboys play in a SB. It was surreal! Being able to sit there totally relaxed through the entire 4th quarter knowing the Cowboys were going to win was the most enjoyable moment I ever had watching a Cowboys game.