A DEEP dive into Jimmy Johnson's Defensive PHILOSOPHY and how he Dismantled the Bills "k-offense"

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

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  • @dogger37JC
    @dogger37JC Год назад +122

    That Super Bowl is forever ingrained into my brain. It was such a complete domination and the fact it was here in Pasadena where I live made it even more special. Every time people say that the Cowboys haven’t won a Super Bowl in 28 years I tell them I’ve watched them win 5 and this game was so special if I don’t get to see them win another I’m okay with that. I would love to meet Jimmy and thank him for everything that he did to bring 3 Super Bowls to Dallas. Sorry Barry but I give Jimmy credit for yours 😂

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +10

      A superbowl I'll never forget! Thanks for watching bro 🙏

    • @indianasunsets5738
      @indianasunsets5738 Год назад +13

      You're right to give Jimmy credit for 1995. It was his team, his offensive an defensive philosophies, his draft picks that did it. I don't know how Switzer went from being a great college coach to being the clown he was at Dallas.

    • @dogger37JC
      @dogger37JC Год назад +4

      @@thelogicalcowboyReally well done. Your channel is top quality content.

    • @supersexysega
      @supersexysega Год назад +3

      Barry deserves credit for 95'. Dallas was also rype to steal away the 96' SB but they were missing half an all-pro team against Carolina in the Divisional.

    • @MARZOSIRUS
      @MARZOSIRUS Год назад +3

      Yes Jimmy deserves a lot of credit for 95 but Switzer still gets some credit. In fact Jerry signing Deion is another big reason for beating San Fran in 95.

  • @seanmulloy854
    @seanmulloy854 11 месяцев назад +5

    Wow. This was a fascinating watch if you grew up watching Dallas from that era. Great work here, dude.

  • @cidlopez
    @cidlopez 11 месяцев назад +18

    This is a great break down of the Dallas defense under JJ. Best I’ve seen. You definitely know your football. People don’t realize how good that Buffalo team was. Four straight SB! Dallas shut them down twice.
    That SF DAllas nfc champ game was amazing.

    • @Gaoda-p4y
      @Gaoda-p4y 11 месяцев назад

      Yup the Buffalo teams were great...4 straight is no joke

    • @CharlesRussell-zj3jp
      @CharlesRussell-zj3jp 9 месяцев назад +2

      The NFC was so dominant at this time...Buffalo was great compared to thier AFC competition..but quite frankly average at best compared to the NFC...also they had the total misfortune of playing 4 times against the NFC East.

  • @ishaguirre7842
    @ishaguirre7842 11 месяцев назад +4

    This video was a work of art.

  • @chocolatetownforever7537
    @chocolatetownforever7537 Год назад +49

    Great video. Im a Cowboys fan, and Im not going to lie, I was worried going into that Superbowl in 1992, because Buffalo was LOADED on both sides of the ball, and they had playoff experience.
    I hated how arrogant Jimmy Johnson was in college, and rooted against him when he coached for Miami, but it was IMPOSSIBLE to restrain myself from loving him when he started coaching my team in Dallas.
    The guy was a PERFECT coach for any level of football. Great motivator, a disciplinarian who didnt allow his guys to let up, an incredible evaluator of talent, and lastly, the ability to sell trades to other teams that made us the dynasty we were, and when I say that, im not just talking about the Herschel Walker trade. Jimmy conned other teams into serious draft picks and players his entire stay with us.
    You just wonder what could have been had he stayed in Big D, and not conflicted with Jerry Jones. Theres a possibility that we could have won four Superbowls in a row, and maybe even more.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +8

      Grest post! 4 superbowls in a row was definitely in our sight. Injury to Eric Williams and the no call flag on prime destroyed it all. Dallas would have destroyed the Chargers. Thanks again bro.

    • @chocolatetownforever7537
      @chocolatetownforever7537 Год назад +5

      @@thelogicalcowboy Amen. Keep up the great work bro. Youre very talented.

    • @legendaryTMNICO
      @legendaryTMNICO 11 месяцев назад +3

      JJ could have been a really good general manager.

    • @inreellife8258
      @inreellife8258 11 месяцев назад +5

      I agree with everything u just said.. I was also worried even though we just beat SF. And I agree with everything u said abt Jimmy. They were so good that even Switzer won a superbowl with them, what else can be said to prove Jimmys greatness. They would have won 5, maybe 6.

    • @hfontanez98
      @hfontanez98 11 месяцев назад +3

      Every Cowboys fan was worried. That is, until a few minutes into the 1st quarter. And it wasn't just the Cowboys, it was complete dominance by the NFC. Whichever team won the NFC would go to win the Super Bowl.

  • @DV87777
    @DV87777 Год назад +4

    This game and halftime show hooked me. I was 8 and ill never forget it. DC4L

  • @mustang4life
    @mustang4life Год назад +11

    Magnificent video! Great addition of Lattimer from the 1993 Classic, “The Program”. 🍻🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸🍻

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +4

      I looked all over utube forever for that scene 😅😅

  • @David-wc7lx
    @David-wc7lx Год назад +36

    Jimmy J was the only coach on the planet with the football IQ, training discipline, and innovation to replace Landry. Had he had the moral compass, he would have been the total package. Nevertheless, his on-field results speak for themselves. It was truly a disservice to the Cowboy Nation when Jerry's ego muted his appreciation. That was as great a team as ever took the field. Johnson built it, trained it, inspired it, and equipped it with great schemes week after week. Great video! You did a masterful job of understanding the content and breaking it down for us. Thank you.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +1

      Always great reading your post bro! Thanks for watching 🙏

    • @trjohnson57
      @trjohnson57 Год назад +1

      Jerry's money built it along with Johnson. Johnson was like a spoiled teenager with his parents buying him everything he wanted (except James Francis, they made him settle for Emmitt Smith) and eventually acted just like a spoiled teen does when they grow up. He disrespected the people who made his football genius possible by giving him a team and allowing him to mold it how he wished. Heck, what he was given was so good that a neighbor kid was able to come and win a Superbowl with his toys! 😅

    • @David-wc7lx
      @David-wc7lx Год назад

      @trjohnson57 Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to endure yet another ignorant comment given by an individual who knows NOTHING of which he speaks. Jerry's money? Wrong! The Cowboys were the richest franchise at the time. All Jerry's money bought was the ownership of the most successful, self-sustaining franchise in the league. Settle for Emmitt? Was your mother on drugs while you were in the womb? You are suggesting that the Cowboys "settled" for the greatest running back in the history of the NFL. How am I not supposed to laugh at you?

    • @stealthbomber2127
      @stealthbomber2127 11 месяцев назад +6

      @@trjohnson57 Who drafted all those toys? Who made 98% of the trades to help the rosters talent level? Who worked with them daily? And developed them? It was not Jerry or Barry. Jerry's comment that 500 coaches could have done the same thing showed Jerry's football ignorance. How many playoff wins after 95?

    • @Gaoda-p4y
      @Gaoda-p4y 11 месяцев назад +1

      The herschal walker trade helped too. Could have got 4 straight too.

  • @mr1234567899111
    @mr1234567899111 Год назад +3

    Thanks once again - your contributions are much appreciated.

  • @trjohnson57
    @trjohnson57 Год назад +24

    Great breakdown! People forget that as much as the 90's dynasty is known for the Triplets, it was their defense that got them to the promised land 3 times in 4 years! I remember Johnson saying before that 49ers game that if his offense tried to win it on their own they'd lose so he wanted them to play ball control (thank you Emmitt) and limit mistakes so his defense could win the game.
    Anyway, thank you for spotlighting the defense for a generation who cares more about fantasy stats than the truth!

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +5

      That defense was legendary!! They always had more breath over other offenses because Dallas kept the ball for long periods of time on offense! Our time of possession was crazy in the 90s Lol. Thanks for watching bro.

    • @TEAMGETHELP
      @TEAMGETHELP 11 месяцев назад +3

      Darren Woodson is GOAT, and belongs in HOF. Absolutely stud for so many years, even beyond superbowls.

    • @dumisatonyjohnson8145
      @dumisatonyjohnson8145 3 месяца назад

      Defense wins championships

  • @chrissmith2753
    @chrissmith2753 9 месяцев назад +2

    I watch your videos when ever I see them. I can tell you love dem-boys, and you love making these videos. Don't ever stop. Thanks man.

  • @fatgreta1066
    @fatgreta1066 9 месяцев назад +2

    I’m not in RUclips that often and am way behind on your videos. This one was brilliant my friend, you are so good at this.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  9 месяцев назад

      Thanks bro!!!! Appreciate the compliments!

  • @meridethtohayes
    @meridethtohayes Год назад +3

    This video is Fantastic!
    No wasted time or fluff--just Pure Education for those of us who have trouble understanding all-important nuance.
    The voiceover is smooth, and delivered in a way that Even *I can understand!
    Thanks for posting this!

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the compliments!! Thanks for watching 🙏

  • @TypicalAisian1968
    @TypicalAisian1968 Год назад +21

    Excellent breakdown. The K Gun was one of the best offenses in the history of the NFL and Bruce Smith and Darryl Talley led an excellent defense that anyone would be proud of but as I always say SPeed Killz. Nice post.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Thanks bro! Yeah they were fun to watch! A vivid memory of the 90s for me.

    • @ddave7026
      @ddave7026 9 месяцев назад +1

      We have a saying here in Texas
      "If you don't recruit speed... You end up chasing it"

  • @aaronlopez492
    @aaronlopez492 Год назад +10

    Amazing video, you captured the excitement and the expectations that everyone felt when Jimmy arrived in Dallas. Please do other breakdowns this was really enjoyable. LC, thank you and have a great restful weekend.

  • @chrisuncleahmad666
    @chrisuncleahmad666 Год назад +20

    To put some perspective on how impressive it was Jimmy defused and clamped down on the K-Gun:
    When Buffalo played SF, who Dallas had not only beat in the 92 NFC CG but had also allowed the 3rd fewest points overall , they had 510 yards of offense (including 403 pass yards from Jim Kelly) and never punte
    Buffalo also had a road win against New Orleans (#2 ranked defense in 92) and their historic 35-3 playoff comeback vs Houston (#3 ranked defense)
    For Dallas #1 ranked defense to do what they did…… most impressive

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +1

      Great numbers and insight!!!

    • @chocolatetownforever7537
      @chocolatetownforever7537 Год назад +3

      I was so scared of Buffalo using that 35-3 comeback to snowball into the Superbowl. They had been there before, and that game showed they had some heart for the first time in the playoffs.
      Its so funny to hear Jimmy talking about the 92 Superbowl now, and how he was absolutely certain that in a few hours, they would be winning the championship.
      I wish he had told my family and I that before the game, because I sure didnt feel it would be the cake walk it was lol.

    • @quentincampbell612
      @quentincampbell612 11 месяцев назад +1

      Glad someone actually remembers the first ever no punt game in NFL history! It shouldn't come as a surprise it was between Kelly and Young led teams. On the USFL, Young's LA Express had a big lead late against Kelly's Houston Gamblers and the Gamblers came all the way back to win (want to say 36-35,both offenses played well).

  • @frankmjr6571
    @frankmjr6571 11 месяцев назад +2

    Excellent video and my greatest memory as a Cowboys fan.

  • @Jewclaw
    @Jewclaw 11 месяцев назад +2

    This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Keep it up!

  • @mattmaiden3143
    @mattmaiden3143 Год назад +2

    I can’t believe you haven’t gotten more traction by now. Love the content keep it up

  • @stephensmith6003
    @stephensmith6003 Год назад +12

    Jimmy...is one of the best Coaches in the NFL ever

  • @Bassmaster_Ice318
    @Bassmaster_Ice318 Год назад +4

    As a football coach and former player myself, I've learned a lot from this video. Thanks for posting.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      I'm honored! Appreciate you sir! 🙏 thanks for watching!

  • @chrisgonz9963
    @chrisgonz9963 Год назад +6

    I ll Say it Again Best Dallas Cowboys You Tube Channel and The Logical Cowboy Not only i am a Die Hard Dallas Cowboys Fan i am Also A Die Hard Miami Hurricanes Fan 🙌 as Well in College Football This is Content is Special For Me Dallas Cowboys, Miami Hurricanes, Jimmy Johnson and Dont Forget Michael Irvin Was at The U and So Was Buffalo Bills QB Jim Kelly at The U

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Lol appreciate the compliments bro! You got good taste there lol! The U and the Cowboys! Thanks for watching 🙏

  • @richiehunt5097
    @richiehunt5097 Год назад +11

    Great video. A few things I vividly remember about the Jimmy Johnson era.
    1. An older friend of mine (about 8 years older) and I were playing golf and both being Cowboys fans we were like 'I think this team is really good and is going to surprise people' during the preseason. They went 1-15.
    2. Our HS football coach was a dick, nobody liked him and nobody wanted to play football for him, including myself. He claimed that Jimmy's defense was a 'high school defense' and he'd be gone in 3 years from the NFL, never to be heard from again. Same guy that when our school moved up a division...went winless for 3 years in a row.
    3. When Alvin Harper caught that slant against the Niners to seal the game, I knew right there and then the Cowboys had won the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl against the Bills was never in doubt in my mind.
    4. Being from upstate NY, growing up nobody liked Bills (they were mostly Giants and Cowboys fans) until the Bills started winning. Then all of the sudden they all became Bills fans. I remember when the Bills beat the Oilers in that historical comeback, everybody and there mother somehow was at that game. I didn't know Ralph Wilson stadium sat 3 million people. Anyway, being at the Super Bowl party surounded by Bills fans with just me and my buddy Fred as the sole Cowboys fans and watching them crush the Bills was as sweet as it got.
    5. Gotta give Jerry some credit here. Hired a college coach. And my HS football coach wasnt't he only one that thought Jimmy was a 'HS Coach' and didn't think the scheme would work or that Jimmy didn't know what he was doing in the draft. I remember one expert saying that the Cowboys were going to be setback 20 years by Jimmy's drafting strategy. And then to go 1-15 and still keep Jimmy. Took a lot of balls for Jerry to do.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Great post!! Thanks for sharing this!

    • @aceassn716
      @aceassn716 5 месяцев назад

      As am I!
      Buffalo born but not a fan of any of their teams
      Theres alot of Dallas fans here in 716
      Yes Dallas defeating 9ers in 92, I also had zero doubts Dallas was winning it all! NFC was feasting afc offerings for 13yrs in a row

  • @redmustangredmustang
    @redmustangredmustang Год назад +15

    The Redskins were able to use those blitzes up the middle very effectively in the previous Super Bowl. The first play of the second half, the Redskins blitzed a linebacker up the middle and Thurman Thomas couldn't pick it up and Jim Kelly threw it right to Kurt Gouveia the linebacker and ran the ball down to the two. Next play the Redskins go up 24-0. The Cowboys blitzed Kenny Gant up the middle. Kelly threw it right to James Washington for the first turnover. Jimmy also brought in a lot of defensive line players to keep up with Buffalo. That's where Charles Haley comes in as the final piece with his pass rush. The Cowboys were able to keep up because as you said speed. That's again what made Jimmy great was he was able to draft the right players especially on defense.

  • @temjin44
    @temjin44 Год назад +6

    Amazing video and analysis. This was my favorite Superbowl. That Dallas swarming defense is so memorable. To stop the bills was all about disrupting timing and swarming to the ball. Bellichek did this with the Giants and also again the greatest show in earth. Thanks again for an amazing analysis and bringing back so many good memories 😊

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Thanks for watching bro 🙏

    • @temjin44
      @temjin44 Год назад +3

      @@thelogicalcowboy another thing i Iiked about this early Dallas Zone defense was that Steve Young couldn't get the cheap scrambling first downs as the players were always looking front and players were too fast.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      @@temjin44
      Great point!!

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      @@temjin44
      Young picked up a few yards. I think he had 33 yards on 8 carries or something like that. But those were garbage runs.

    • @temjin44
      @temjin44 Год назад +2

      @@thelogicalcowboy Yeah. None that I can remember that led to any meaning sustained drives and points. It's crazy where you get some of this footage like the young PUP one. BTW- you were right about Bland and the defense in general this year. Think this week's Eagles game will be their most important game this year.

  • @Bigtmac2200
    @Bigtmac2200 11 месяцев назад +6

    My dad had the opportunity to meet Jimmy Johnson but passed. It was right after Jimmy had been announced as the head coach, and he was alone in a bar. No one was talking to him because everyone in Dallas was mad about how Landry was treated. The bartender pointed him out to my dad, but my dad didn't want to talk to the guy who replaced Landry in the way he did. It's one of his biggest regrets. He obviously came to love Jimmy Johnson and wishes he bought him a drink that night to welcome him to Dallas. The locals loved Tom Landry like a father, we have entire highways marked with his trademark hat, I have met multiple people whose first name is Landry.

  • @rog9601
    @rog9601 23 дня назад +2

    Excellent video as always Logical Cowboy. At the time, pretty much everyone agreed that whoever won the SF-Dallas championship game was going to win it all. That SF game with Dallas was the true Super Bowl.

  • @tonypapadakis4560
    @tonypapadakis4560 10 месяцев назад +1

    These analyses are fantastic. Don't get me wrong, I hate the Cowboys, but the analysis of these videos are unbelievably great. Keep'em coming!

  • @davidbrooks1724
    @davidbrooks1724 Год назад +5

    Too bad Jerry and jimmy could not work things out . Great video as always

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Yeah it was unfortunate!

    • @mikepalmer1971
      @mikepalmer1971 11 месяцев назад

      Both had huge egos. Looking back I am surprise it worked as long as it did. If only they could of made work a few more years.

    • @aceassn716
      @aceassn716 5 месяцев назад

      Botox&whiskey jerrah jones ego doesnt fir in our stratosphere!!
      I went from giddiness to sadness just seeing how jerrah clutched the trophy an wouldnt let Jimmy touch the Lombardi trophy
      How sad as a 12yr old knowing the days were numbered… 3/29/94 a day that will live in Infamy

  • @jasondiamond9505
    @jasondiamond9505 8 месяцев назад +1

    You are amazing at breaking these concepts down for a lamen like myself. Thank you for all your hard work. My mom raised me as a cowboys fan. She was a huge fan of Bob Lilly and Lee Roy Jordan. I'm wearing Cowboys gear in all my baby pictures.

  • @cccc9911
    @cccc9911 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great work. I watch the entire video...on the toilet!! LOL.

  • @bigdaddyc7266
    @bigdaddyc7266 9 месяцев назад +1

    As a Giants fan I know how much of pain those Dallas teams were, it seemed like there were 20 players on the field. Nice video.

  • @rickanduiza186
    @rickanduiza186 Год назад +3

    Absolutely loved that team and run. Jimmy put together one of the greatest rosters of all time. He had the draft picks and knew the kids coming out of college
    Once he made the comeback to the Miami Dolphins, he did absolutely nothing there. Great
    Coach, but he was also in a great situation

  • @kennydeez..1774
    @kennydeez..1774 Год назад +2

    GREAT GREAT BREAKDOWN👍🏾💯👍🏾

  • @donaldyellott1982
    @donaldyellott1982 11 месяцев назад

    I just want to thank you for acknowledging the goal line stand. Still to this day, it's the best I've ever seen.

  • @rog9601
    @rog9601 11 месяцев назад +2

    I was at this game, it was awesome, I will never forget it. Yes, you can create more breakdown videos.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  11 месяцев назад +2

      If anyone is reading this. This guy Rog is a Cowboys goat for utube. If you love historical content about America's team, go visit his channel! You won't be disappointed.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  11 месяцев назад +1

      I can definitely do that!

    • @rog9601
      @rog9601 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@thelogicalcowboy well thanks for the compliment. It will take a few days for my head to deflate now... :)

  • @waynenoll1967
    @waynenoll1967 Год назад +5

    Great video, LC, you never disappoint. I remember that game like it was yesterday. The experts were picking the Bills, saying that the Cowboys were too young and inexperienced. They totally dominated and I remember thinking that Kelly “took a dive” because he was getting killed, lol. Go Cowboys!

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Yeah that was a brutal game for Kelly! Thanks for watching bro 🙏

    • @christiansoldier77
      @christiansoldier77 Год назад

      @waynenoll1967 Cowboys were favored so there weren't a bunch of experts picking the Bills

  • @JoeMahan
    @JoeMahan 10 месяцев назад

    Great job. My team is in the AFC, but I enjoy Cowboys football. That Jimmy Johnson defense was special.

  • @stevemoore3951
    @stevemoore3951 Год назад +4

    Very well done 👏🏻. Love the breakdown and REALLY loved that Oklahoma State coaches pic…wow on that crew. I’d forgot about the goal line stand. OMG on Ken Norton Jr. making that stop. When you watch it a few times in a row you are just stunned the runner doesn’t get in the end zone. I’ve been saying for years that the key to that game was Ken Norton knocking Jim Kelly out of that game. If he stays in I think it’s a much different game. I looked it up and DAL was 6.5 favored…which is shocking. So many defensive stars in the game. I loved Coach Landry but Jimmy Johnson is my favorite coach in all of sports. It’s hard for people to understand just how good he was. Every press conference had a purpose. It could be to serve notice to an upcoming opponent or one of the players. Remember the Curvin Richards move by JJ ? Coach Johnson was all about getting his message across.
    Looking back I think there was only one more Super Bowl to have been had if JJ and JJ had have stayed together. I think Jimmy Johnson the human realized his all consuming method of coaching took a toll on his personal life. I’m happy to see him on FOX every week knowing he has a very fulfilling life.
    Thanks again LC for the video 👍🏻👍🏻
    Any chance you’d do a : WHY JIMMY BELONGS IN THE ROH NOW video ? 🤣

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +2

      Good post. I can see why you would favor Johnson. Me personally I have Landry in my top 4 list ever and possibly if the argument is made right a goat candidate. I'm currently doing a video on that at the moment. It's going to shock a lot of people . Hopefully I can get it out in a few weeks. Lol. But yeah Johnson was a bona-fide freaking legend who should be in the ring of honor. I'll definitely do a video on that in the near future. Always a pleasure bro!

    • @stevemoore3951
      @stevemoore3951 Год назад

      ALWAYS bro !!@@thelogicalcowboy

  • @paulholcombe7324
    @paulholcombe7324 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. Very informative.

  • @JOERANSTRAIGHT
    @JOERANSTRAIGHT Год назад +1

    You cranked it out of the park with this one !

  • @bretttimmons2653
    @bretttimmons2653 Год назад +1

    More please. Excellent job.

  • @colbywolfensberger6855
    @colbywolfensberger6855 3 месяца назад +1

    NICE Video‼️🆗👌💯👍💪🔥
    Great Breakdown of #1 SPEED DEFENSE AND GENIUS JIMMY JOHNSON 💯👌👍💪🔥

  • @pantera29palms
    @pantera29palms Год назад +5

    Brilliant. Gotta love a whole defense of world class sprinters. 👍

  • @dallastx4443
    @dallastx4443 Год назад +1

    🥺🥺 We were so good back in them days

  • @theunknown4570
    @theunknown4570 11 месяцев назад +1

    I watched my first Super Bowl with the Cowboys in 92. I was in the Marine Corps and we were in the back of a Humvee and someone had a six inch Walkman TV if you remember what those were we were doing exercises in the desert. 12 Marines in the back of a vehicle looking at a 6-inch black and white screen

  • @robcrawford1799
    @robcrawford1799 Год назад +1

    Great video. Norton punching his other hand was so unforgettable..

  • @cricketcustomer1131
    @cricketcustomer1131 Год назад +1

    Good stuff. I like to break it down scientific like. Not worrying about what people were thinking or feeling. Just the facts.

  • @erniemorales6964
    @erniemorales6964 Год назад +1

    Very happy for the documentary..
    Hopefully you can teach us and show how to understand football.

  • @robertgonzales5515
    @robertgonzales5515 Год назад +1

    Awesome video! Oh, that wizard. The wizard game plan was to key on more on the bill's mistakes because he knew the talented and speedy defense was going to make the Bills do actually that. In all it was a Mixter of Good coaching, awesome defense, and a monster offensive line.

  • @ryanS593
    @ryanS593 4 месяца назад +1

    I think I was standing the entire time watching that Super Bowl. My dad made bbq and i was so nervous I couldn’t eat. 😂

  • @texjlh
    @texjlh Год назад +1

    That's an awesome video. I remember this game like it was yesterday.

  • @KINGRODP
    @KINGRODP 4 месяца назад +1

    I've always told people, those Cowboys defenses of the Early 90s, AND those Niners defenses in the 80s were some of the most dominant but underrated defenses in history.

  • @deputy3690
    @deputy3690 11 месяцев назад +2

    There will never, ever ever be another Dallas team like that.

  • @maxgo1d
    @maxgo1d Год назад +2

    Great job! I've never seen this explained before.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Thanks for watching 🙏

    • @maxgo1d
      @maxgo1d Год назад +1

      Thank you!! That obviously took a lot of work.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      @@maxgo1d
      It sure did! Lol but I love what I do! Thanks again bro!

  • @benworsham1466
    @benworsham1466 Год назад +1

    This episode is epically good.

  • @kagesoultaker
    @kagesoultaker Год назад +10

    I would love a break down of Dallas's defense during Super Bowl 30. Especially Larry Brown's interceptions.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the feedback! Thanks for watching 🙏

    • @benworsham1466
      @benworsham1466 Год назад

      Have you heard Troy Aikman’s breakdown on that play?

  • @Bey11ktb
    @Bey11ktb 11 месяцев назад +1

    Man I love your video. History and analysis

  • @rjcamario22
    @rjcamario22 8 месяцев назад

    That was a great breakdown. A good Cowboys game to breakdown would be week 1 (vs. Redskins) 1992. In my eyes, that was an indication of how special the ‘92 Cowboys were destined to be.

  • @richardcoronado4081
    @richardcoronado4081 Год назад +2

    Jimmy Johnson was a masterpiece coach, a defensive guru, a legend, the face of the Cowboys after Landry.

  • @abender06
    @abender06 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for these insights. Great work!

  • @ericbarnes6130
    @ericbarnes6130 Год назад +1

    Wow! Excellent vid/breakdown again. I appreciate your efforts.

  • @GrislyAtoms12
    @GrislyAtoms12 5 месяцев назад +1

    Great video, LC. Thumb's up!

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  5 месяцев назад +1

      Appreciate you bro!

    • @GrislyAtoms12
      @GrislyAtoms12 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@thelogicalcowboy Likewise. Just subscribed. Looking forward to more of your content.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  5 месяцев назад +1

      @@GrislyAtoms12
      Welcome to the channel!!!

  • @pimpinaintdeadho
    @pimpinaintdeadho 11 месяцев назад

    This was a great breakdown. Kudos! 👍

  • @PrickFlair
    @PrickFlair 3 месяца назад +1

    Jimmy Johnson is the greatest football coach period. He’s a winner plane and simple.

  • @VTPSTTU
    @VTPSTTU Год назад +1

    Great work! Thanks!

  • @Jesus.A.Torres83
    @Jesus.A.Torres83 Год назад +1

    Keep bringing it brother! It's all about Americas team! I just subscribed and I also gave you a thumbs up!

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Appreciate you bro! Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the channel!

  • @27peted
    @27peted 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. Very entertaining and informative. 😊

  • @donnyboyreeves4932
    @donnyboyreeves4932 Год назад +2

    I love your I love the Cowboys! I was in my late teens and early 20s during the 90s! The 1992 Cowboys eagles game a new at halftime the Cowboys were going to win the super bowl that was the first super bowl I saw them when! The first one I remember watching was when Jackie Smith dropped the sure touch down in the end zone! And that 1990s Cowboys team was absolutely the best football team in the NFL history coming from my extremely biased Cowboys loving ass! Please continue to make more videos of my 90's Cowboys thank you so much! And how bout them Cowboys!

  • @harlont
    @harlont 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent and informative video. Very well done.

  • @r.williamcomm7693
    @r.williamcomm7693 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great breakdown!!! 1984-1996 in the NFL was an amazing time of great NFC teams. It always seemed like the NFC title game was the Super Bowl & in some years 2 or more teams could’ve beat the AFC team. Think about the Cowboys emerging with great teams like the 1991 Redskins, & some of those Eagles & Giants teams. It’s like the firing of Buddy Ryan after the 1990 season along with Parcells leaving the Giants at the same time left behind excellent teams that made bad coaching choices. Along comes the Cowboys that JJ built to beat those rivals & it was more than the 49ers could handle until 1994. I’ve always wondered if those Cowboys teams changed top NFL defenses into what we see today with the emphasis on speed.

  • @moosemagic3429
    @moosemagic3429 Месяц назад +1

    Im from Toronto and would go down to Buffalo for a couple games a year in the 80s and 90s. The Bills offence was incredible. Best game I was at was the Eagles Fred Barnett game, also saw Deion run one back, and a beast of a game versus Steelers. I hardly saw the Bill lose. I only saw the Cowboys once in Buffalo (I also saw the Boys in Detroit). Here I am gushing bout the Big offence but my fav team is Dallas... Bils are "the local team" tho.

  • @enriquerobledo5544
    @enriquerobledo5544 11 месяцев назад +1

    Fantastic Video

  • @CHSN-1
    @CHSN-1 10 месяцев назад

    I just can’t imagine what a head of hair like that would be like. His hair is perfect

  • @briancusack4386
    @briancusack4386 11 месяцев назад

    Another great video, LC. You da MAN!!

  • @poko247
    @poko247 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great Video! Can you please break down the Bears Cowboys game on November 17th, 1985. Thx!

  • @NCcowboys84
    @NCcowboys84 Год назад +1

    Excellent content 🔥

  • @jamesr.howell
    @jamesr.howell Год назад +1

    Outstanding "stuff" ...as always sir.

  • @stanleymoton9466
    @stanleymoton9466 4 месяца назад +1

    Excellent man do I miss real coaching

  • @arjel210
    @arjel210 11 месяцев назад

    Dope Video ❤❤❤JESUS BLESS YOU AMD THE COWBOYS AND JIMMY

  • @rickhale6396
    @rickhale6396 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great job, all your videos.

  • @humbledriver2536
    @humbledriver2536 Год назад +2

    As usual you're vids so predictable...SUPERB ❤❤❤

  • @chrisgonz9963
    @chrisgonz9963 Год назад +2

    Excellent Content Always 🔥🔥🔥 Buffalo Bills Yes had a Machine of a Offense But Jimmy Johnson was a Mastermind The Logical Cowboy Best Dallas Cowboys RUclips Content Amazing Analysis Breakdowns of Our Dallas Cowboys Opponents And History of The NFL Best History of The Dallas Cowboys Thank You The Logical Cowboy Go Cowboys 💪💯 Beat Philly On Sunday

  • @Longhorn.Rock_Roll61
    @Longhorn.Rock_Roll61 Год назад +1

    It's a shame Jerry Jone couldn't keep his mouth shut otherwise who knows what might could have happened great video dude

  • @Jewclaw
    @Jewclaw 10 месяцев назад +1

    Dude I’ve watched this video so many times. Could you do more coaching breakdowns/philsophies?

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  10 месяцев назад +1

      Yep. A breakdown on How the Cowboys offense defeated the 3rd ranked dolphins defense in the 1971 Super Bowl is coming up tomorrow night. So, lookout for it. Appreciate you, bro.

  • @JonathanLefurgey
    @JonathanLefurgey 11 месяцев назад +1

    good analysis

  • @AbnEngrDan
    @AbnEngrDan Год назад +1

    Keep breakin' em down!

  • @charlesshankle3178
    @charlesshankle3178 11 месяцев назад

    This was the first time I saw the 4-2-5 defense used. Like the Miami 4-3 it was based on, it was based on speed and a massive upfield rush. The philosophy of get there first with the most is still relevant to stopping the modern spread and air-raid offense

  • @olymsailor83
    @olymsailor83 Год назад +8

    Oh my! What an amazing educational experience! Imagine having a breakdown like this on every dallas game today! =)

  • @cjtexas9646
    @cjtexas9646 Год назад +2

    GREAT VIDEO as always!!!! The 92 Cowboy defense is one of the most criminally underrated defenses to ever play in a SB despite the nine turnovers and two touchdowns. They could also stop the run and be counted on to make a big play in the biggest of games. Jimmy Johnson's teams were very physical in a physical era and played very disciplined ball. They didn't make many mistakes.

  • @BigBaller-he1dz
    @BigBaller-he1dz 11 месяцев назад

    What a great time to be a Cowboys fan.

  • @TheGuitaronfire76
    @TheGuitaronfire76 11 месяцев назад

    Ken Norton Jr was giving that running back the karate kid nose honk!😂

  • @TK0_23_
    @TK0_23_ 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great job again. Keep at it.

  • @edl2nd
    @edl2nd 11 месяцев назад

    Super Bowl XXVII was just a cherry on top the game that, in my mind, established the dynasty, was the championship game against San Francisco 2 weeks earlier. Shutting down to 49 offense required great defense and ball control from the offense. That's what really showed the completeness of that team

  • @omarbahrour
    @omarbahrour 11 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome video

  • @benjaminb3295
    @benjaminb3295 11 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent video.

  • @osareafallire
    @osareafallire 11 месяцев назад +1

    I think we're forgetting the 12 players and picks JJ got from Minnesota for Hershel Walker. Scheme helps but when you have more than a full defense of additional players, you're kind of starting with a loaded deck. Still interesting, just... include all the imporant deets.

  • @dannygibson2597
    @dannygibson2597 11 месяцев назад +1

    That Ken Norton tackle was facemask lol shouldv'e been 1st and goal Bills.

  • @SImSZN
    @SImSZN Год назад +1

    Another Logical Banger!

  • @timothyreed2448
    @timothyreed2448 Год назад +2

    Breakdown the 1981 game Miami at Dallas and how Dallas came from behind.

    • @thelogicalcowboy
      @thelogicalcowboy  Год назад

      Great idea!

    • @timothyreed2448
      @timothyreed2448 Год назад +1

      Remember in 1981 Dallas and Miami were favored to win the Super Bowl. Not only that but two legendary coaches battling it out. And they both played in a memorable playoff games that year.