I’m hoping we won’t face SF in the playoffs unless it’s champ game cause they are my odds on favorite to win SB. But would be progress finally making it.
You do realize that Brett farve with the Packers and Steve young with the 49ers since we're on the 49ers kick could not get past the 90s Cowboys and still we started to deteriorate Jimmy Johnson left blah blah blah it literally took that to them to breakthrough this is not the first time in history a team has a monkey on their back with a specific team and that very 49ers team could not beat the old Cowboys until we spotted him 21 points and lost by 10 with troy aikman, troy finally lost and young finally broke through..
What do ya mean? We beat them a couple of years ago when Bernie K. threw that crossing pattern to Alvin H. for a TD??? The good ol days.
If you want to win a title you can't be afraid of anyone. Bring on SF anywhere, any time.
So the trend that I was referencing to does not bold well for the Cowboys. I was only posting on when the two teams play twice in the regular season and in the NFC Championship Game. However, I wasn't aware that the Cowboys defeated SF twice in a season including the NFC Championship Game.
To be the best, you must be the best. San Francisco is the latest, in-the-moment, boogeyman for some fans and media (outside Philadelphia).
I visited Texas Stadium in Nov. 1996, for a Monday Night game against Favre (& Reggie White) and the Packers. Cowboys won, 21-6, on the strength of an NFL-record seven Chris Boniol FGs. Went back the next morning for a stadium tour, which included the locker room, and about 30 mins. casually tossing a football around on the field. Couldn't get over how ridiculously pronounced that "hump" was. All sweeps were definitely run "downhill." No question that feature could affect certain throws.
In 1972, the Cowboys lost to the 49ers in the regular season 31-10, but beat them on the road in the divisional round, 30-28, behind Staubach's amazing fourth quarter comeback.
That gives us hope.
And where did I say Dallas was "afraid" of SF???? oh that's right, I didn't....SF has had Dallas number for three plus years, if you can avoid them in the first two rounds because you don't match up well against them, and if another team happens to knock them off before you'd have to meet them, that's a good thing, has nothing to do with being "Afraid"....
He threw touchdown passes in the 4th quarter to Billy parks and Ron sellers a truly amazing comeback and iconic piece of cowboys history.
Me too
We need the offense play it like any other match and the D play it like last years playoff , where we held them less than 20 .
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