1995 NFC Championship Packers vs Cowboys Highlights (Fox intro)
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Rest In Peace to two of the greatest football announcers of all time and the voices of my childhood. Madden and Summerall you will be missed. We were so lucky to have you while we did.
The voices of football that can never be replaced 😕
AGREED!
I wish we could have Summerall, Madden, Keith Jackson and Brent Musburger back.
Summerall went too early.
@@sovietonion72Agree with you.
This game was one of the best games the triplets hade together. Clutch performance
The iconic voice of Pat Summerall
And the Great John Madden 👌
The nuts.
As a Cowboy fan getting whipped at this moment 2024 had to come back to see last big playoff win😢
Man as a Packer fan those years were frustrating. I really wish Dallas would of beaten the Panthers in 96 to face GB in the NFC championship game.
I know man you can just feel the heart and soul and passion these Cowboys players had on this team, maybe one day they will get back to their glory days I remember this game like it was yesterday getting goosebumps from just looking back and reminiscing
@@bfer95GB led into the fourth quarter and then Dallas started chopping-blocking GB offensive linemen - one so egregious it ended Jon Jurkovic’s career and directly resulted in rule changes.
2024 was a fun result, but I’m still bitter - and will forever be - at the outcome of that game nearly 30 years ago. GB was robbed multiple times there - look at the PI they called whenever Ervin couldn’t come up with a sideline catch - I got sick of watching it.
Back when Jones had ‘new money’ influence on the game…
Anyway it all eventually turned out for the best for both teams, and I enjoy watching the matchups these days.
This was the 3rd playoff game I took my mother to , each playoff game we went to the Cowboys won my mother was so very happy. Great times, great memories with Mom, just Priceless to me. Thank you Cowboys
That's awesome, I am nowhere near being called a Cowboys fan but I like it when people have their memories with family through football.
F the cowboys
Unfortunate that Leon Lett is mostly known for those two blunders because he was an absolute force on the interior of that line at his peak.
Been watching these highlights from the three Cowboys SB years, and I never realized how big Larry Brown played in all these playoff games. He won the MVP picking off O'Donnell twice, but he got his hands on a lot of other passes during this dominant playoff run. People act like the SB performance was a fluke, but he came up big a lot.
He was a good player in Dallas. Not in Oakland however.
Facts
He came up big in 93 championship game against the niners also
you are 100% right. Solid going back to the 92/93 Super Bowl season. Held his own against Rice for sure.
When I would see him play for TCU in Amon Carter Stadium he was a playmaker then too.
R.I.P. Pat Summerall
I know. That's me back to my childhood. He was the best. And coach Madden
And now RIP Madden. Two iconic voices that I have great memories of watching football games as a kid. We were so lucky.
Sadly, both John Madden and Pat Summerall are not going to be alive right here on earth in the year 2022. They will call the Arizona Cardinals vs. Dallas Cowboys game from way up in heaven in 2022. May they both rest in peace, amen.
Man..the two greatest football announcers of all time! Can’t replace that.
Earlier in his career, Bill abates endured the tough times with the Cowboys. He was a tough, hard nosed guy, who took whatever role was handed to him and did his best. So glad he was around to enjoy those championships.
Imagine telling those fans in 1996 that this would be the last NFC Championship for them for the next 25 years plus.
YA IM ONE OF THEM I WAS 36 NOW IM 64 AND CONVINCED I WILL NEVER SEE ANOTHER ONE IN MY LIFETIME ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN OF THAT
I was 6 months old when the Cowboys last won. I'm 28 now. 😂😢
Yeah, I'm in my 50's now.....and I wouldn't have believed it.
I'm one of those fans and I'm still shaking my head. Makes no sense.
@@greganderson1445 Cowboys probably wont see past the divisional round until Jerry Jones dies...Dallas could have won at least 1 more SB had he not ran off Jimmy Johnson
The best commentators BAR NONE
Pat summerall, would make you feel like you need to go suit up and be out there.
The 1995 playoffs were actually pretty entertaining. The biggest shocker of that postseason was seeing the 5th seeded Colts team win in San Diego in the Wild Card Round, win in Kansas City in the Divisional Round, only to lose in the AFC Championship at Pittsburgh. A 3 seeded Packers team winning at home vs Atlanta in the Wild Card Round, winning at San Francisco in the Divisional Round nearly beating Dallas in Dallas in a classic for the NFC Championship. And The Dallas Cowboys, a team that had played just terrible in December, finally turned it on at the right time and won it all.
Not sure I would call that nearly beating Dallas lol.....
Who was the QB for the Colts that year I don't want to Google just wondering if you new
@@smp-vn3pc Jim Harbaugh Michigan Head Coach.
It was him when I was a kid they called him Captain Comeback
Was Marshall Faulk on that team
Cowboys so fortunate to have Aikman as the leader
As a Packers fan I hated the Cowboys in the 90's, they kicked our ass all the time, lol. Such a great team.
and now the packers kicked cowboys ass in the 2010s
Packers won the Super Bowl the very next season, I'd call that a good consolation prize
The NFL fixed it so Dallas never played the good teams on the road.
Kind of the last dynasty before FA gutted them. That Packers team was loaded as well. It's no wonder they got it done the next season.
@@scottodonnell7121 I don’t think you understand how NFL schedules work
That huge Dallas O line always owned that Green Bay Defense.
You can't own the Minister of Defense and Gilbert Brown who was a Hulk on defense. But they were solid in pushing the Packers D. Although the Packers D did much better than the sleep-walking Buffalo Bills D in both Superbowls with the Dallas Cowboys.
@@sergeontheloose Erik Williams absolutely handled White.
@@matthewowen4508Erik Williams is a cheap shot pos. He about ended John Jurkovich's career.
Darryl Johnston said it best: when they won SB 30, it wasn't "Hey! We won!", it was "Thank God we won."
I would imagine.
Compared to the 92 and 93 Cowboys, this was probably their weakest championship team. The 95 Cowboys won on pure will.
Because of Switzer. And Jerry Jones 🙄
Dallas got lucky that GB knocked out SF. SF couldnt buy a win against GB in those days. SF had beaten Dallas twice in a row. Dallas totally owned GB, beating them twice in 93, 94, 95. It was a triangle. The AFC was so weak in those days and all 3 of these teams would win it all if they could just avoid the one team that gave them problems.
@@suave_d this reminds me of the Chiefs recent SB win..this was the worst of the 3 SB winning teams..have no idea how Mahomes pulled it off with that WR core...
As a.diehard Philadelphia Eagles fan. I respected this Dallas cowboys team. They played as a team, they didn't care who got the credit or the stats and they were there for each other whenever they were down or made a bad play they always had each other's backs. And they were great leaders and great teammates.
Dallas has never been as good as their '90's era teams were. Aikman, Irvin & Smith, probably the best trio ever to play. In any era
It's because Jerry wrongly focussed all of his cap on skill positions. Would have been better off maintaining the team depth and OL. Could have been competitive for the whole decade.
@@matthewowen4508and the Cowboys built their squad in the last couple of years before the salary cap. They lost so much of that depth because of it
1990, 1992, 1994 and 1995 were one of the best NFC Championship Games.
1993 as well
@@mab7491 I certainly enjoyed it, but in terms of being a great game I wouldn't classify it as that.
Oh yea, 1990 49ers vs. Giants was a slugfest. What an era!
@@flame-sky7148 i loved this era, the hard hitting days. Love it!
@@justinturley7071 Yea, I miss that era and watching that style of play.
madden and summerall and the triplets what an awsome game.....
The second Dallas TD was a beauty. Aikman threw it where he knew Irvine would know to come back and get it, but the DB would not. Almost certainly something they had practiced beforehand many times.
The good old days when I knew I could count on my Qb to make plays and win game. Unlike the present Qb .
Yup, exact opposites. Troy was a very good QB, but he elevated his play in the big games. Stat Pre$cott piles up the numbers against mediocre opponents and absolutely implodes in big games.
@@matthewowen4508 @averyj8924 Here we are a year after your comments, and the point holds. Unfortunately.
"You live by the Favre and you die by the Favre.'
Watching that brings back a lot of good memories. Thank you for showing that!
damnnnnn the fox intro and the voice of pat and john always bring back the kid in me
This was a classic! Big plays by both sides. Then Brett being Brett
Cowboys don't get enough credit for this win because It wasn't the 49'ers they beat. Packers were great and it's nonsense people act like the Cowboys got a bye week before the SB.
no team reaching this point of the season is a pushover. They will always have something that make them deserve to be there
The Packers absolutely spanked the 49ers too, it wasn't a fluky win. As they would prove in both of the following postseasons after this one when they easily handled SF.
@@drewdrewski4188 I recall seeing how the Packers secondary manhandled the 49ers receivers in that game. Never let them get a clean release and threw the timing of that offense completely off. That, plus losing Ricky Watters to the Eagles ended their run. Didn't quite work out against Dallas because Irvin was a beast, and the O-line cleared massive holes for Emmitt. Also, Favre in Texas Stadium was not good. Go Cowboys!
I disagree. GB played pretty damn well. Back then it was next to impossible just to compete in that stadium let alone have a chance to win; the Packers did both.
Which is funny because the Cowboys had played them the previous 3 conference championships and were the better team each time despite 2 of those games being on the road.
I came here to remember what an NFC Championship game with the Cowboys looks like. 😄
LOL!
Entertaining game, two very good teams going all out for the Superbowl... Would have loved to see the Cowboys play at Lambeau the following year, but as soon as Dallas lost the Divisional Round, you knew the Pack had it in the bag that year... This game was as close as the Pack ever came to unseating the Cowboys at Texas Stadium, and it was a classic game indeed...
This matchup was a letdown for a lot of football fans back then because everyone wanted the fourth consecutive 49ers/Cowboys NFC championship. But Green Bay surprised people and played so well that even though they lost they instantly became the favorite to win it all the following season, which they fulfilled.
Green Bay were good in the mid 90's cause of favre he was back to back mvp those yrs and won superbowl 31 against the pats but lost the next superbowl against the Broncos.
@@Tainopisno1 Favre was MVP three times in a row as a matter of fact (95, 96, 97). But it wasn't only him. The team was very complete and well balanced. Reggie White on defense, Mike Holmgren on the sideline, Ron Wolf and Bob Harlan on the front office, Green Bay was well ran on the overall aspect, after a very bad pair of decades in the 70's and 80's
When the Packers won it all in '96 they had the #1 offense, #1 defense, and the GOAT season for a return man on special teams. They won all of their playoff games by at least 2 touchdowns. One of the most underrated-dominant teams in the Super Bowl era.
And still lost to Dallas that season too..
@@drewdrewski4188 I believe (could be wrong) that the '96 Packers were the last NFL team to date to have both the most points scored and the fewest points allowed in the same season.
So many all time Greats in this game. Including the broadcast team.
There was a lot LOVE at the old stadium The FANS showed Up BIG time....
I think the fans knew that this would be the last hurrah for the 90's dynasty. Injuries and legal troubles were starting to pile up. Besides, I believe the fans were a lot more confident playing the Packers instead of the 49ers.
that old stadium, like many overall, was a respectable home... now the Cowboys have a third of the seats occupied by visitor fans when other maajor fanbases play them (San Francisco does this often, this would never happen in Irving)
Texas stadium felt a true Dallas Cowboys stadium the atmosphere and the fans screaming, AT&T stadium feels nothing like that, it’s a basically a tourist destination 👎🏽
Moose Johnston! What a bad ass. Best blocking fullback EVER!!!! Huge part of Emmitt's success & all time rushing record.
That's why Emmitt Smith broke down when he mentioned Moose in his Hall of Fame speech. He knew how much Moose sacrificed his body in order for Emmitt and the team to have success. Class act, both players.
Moose was great on the field, and on the booth as well
DJ was and is a class act.
Used to love it when they every once in a while would drop a pass to Moose in the flat, and he'd get a nice gainer out of it. Caught the D sleeping then and again.
Remember watching this game with my dad after we watched our Steelers survive the colts
Last championship as a Cowboys fan..still waiting on #6😏
Same here
as long as jerry jones is the owner you will never see 6
A championship haters hope to god is the last.
One day it will come. One day.
cowboys would of had 6 and 7 in the 90s if jimmy johnson stayed the coach the entire 90s
You might be dead before number 6 comes
Dallas Cowboys & Chicago Bulls were the teams of the 90s DYNASTY
No shit but bulls won 3 more championships then the cowboys early 90s them late 90s and bulls coulda had 2 more titles I the 90s if jordan didn't retire in those 2 yrs of 1993 94 and 1994 95 or even 98 n 99 and cowboys could had 2 more titles if jj didn't leave the team cause of Jerry Jones ego control mentality and packers got in the cowboys way to in the late 90s.
@@Tainopisno1 JJ ruined the Cowboys
Funny how the pack block the punt and pat says the niners come after it. 3 years of 9ers cowboys championships had him so used to it being those teams. Rip pat and john the best ever to do it.
Although they won the Super Bowl, Dallas was more relieved this drama-filled season was over rather than excited to win another Super Bowl.
Yeah... the players said the team was on the decline since Jimmy Johnson left.
Larry Brown came up with some big-time interceptions in the playoffs.
I remember watching this. I was so excited! Thanks for posting
I can't believe this is the last time the Cowboys were in an NFC title game. It is so distant now, yet the memories are fresh.
many teams havnt been in a long time
The excuses for Favre & Rodgers - no defenses to help them win more rings. The Cowboys of the 90s and the 49ers of the 2010s were just too damn good.
The packers at that time didn't have a vertical threat at WR for Aaron Rodgers to beat the niners or legion of doom
Thank you for uploading this. You can almost see the changing of the guard on the horizon.
As a Cowboys fan, we NEED this type of Cowboy fever that's been missing on the field for over two decades.This game versus the Packers at the time was truly unforgettable.
Jerry Jones in the SB WITH Jimmy Johnson's draft picks: 3 and 0
Jerry in the SB with his own draft picks: Uh, what superbowl???
The fact that Charles Haley didn't even play and cowboys still won is amazing
I was thinking the same thing.
One of the most underrated playoff games. You never hear much about this game, but it was a great one. Remember watching it live, and going nuts when Larry Brown picked Favre.
This was a FANTASTIC championship game. Packers never stopped coming at Dallas, but in the end just couldn't get over the hump.
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What I remember most about this game was being at a buddy’s house watching and the Pack went ahead in the late 3rd quarter and we looked at each other and just shook our heads not saying a word . They got beat that day, but we knew right there they were relevant again after flat out sucking for 25 years. It’s been a fun ride
The 90’s Packers got me into football. The agony of Dallas beating us was all worth it in 96! Go Pack Go!
Man this shhhhh got my spirit moved in a beautiful place.i was a teenager in love with the game of football and everything about it including commentary
Love NFL on FOX music
Did you see that stat line: When Irvin and Smith both have over 100 yards receiving/rushing the Cowboys were 18-0. They had that balance. Aikman was the man back then too.
It was really about the team depth and OL. Paid the triplets (too much), and the team was never competitive again.
This brings me a bit of joy as a cowboys fan
Hopefully we can win a playoff game next season
This is how I think the Wildcard game will go on Sunday, about like this.
🤦🏼♂️
90’s cowboys was such a force; as a niners fans who was never closer to 1,000 miles from Dallas in the entire 90’s they still effected every aspect of my social life in elementary school.
One thing I love about watching old football footage (college or pro) is listening to the great voices of the past: Summerall, Madden, Enberg, Whitaker, Criqui, Jackson, Lundquist and oh so.many more.
I was 11 when this game aired. Still have the VHS I recorded it on. What an incredible year to love America's team. Lots of memories from this season, this game in particular. Watched it so many times afterwards!
When it comes to sports - is there anything better than an iconic opening to a big game - perfectly scored music, the voice of a beloved announcer telling us the stakes, mixed with historic footage and sound... sets the stage, you are the audience - makes you wish (at least me) you could line up with these teams, knuckle for knuckle, crashing into one another to achieve the ultimate win for a chance to win the ultimate prize. 🏈🏆
11:50 That Cowboys line cleared a hole so huge, you could drive their team bus to Sun Devil Stadium
Fox Score Bug v1.0… so simple, yet groundbreaking
As someone who grew up in Phx the fact that Sun Devil Stadium hosted a Super Bowl is kinda hilarious. The only reason it was an NFL Stadium at all was because Bidwell was too cheap.
Also, as a Packer fan, here's a not-so-fun fact: the Super Bowl has been played in AZ 3 times. Each of those times, the Packers lost in the NFC Championship Game (95, 07, 14)
@@drewdrewski4188 So…. We can mark 2022 NFC Champ Game as a Packer L
My favorite score bug, although I am not a fan of the score bug in general.
I need these same chills I’m getting watching this at the end of this Season...DC4L Long over due
Choker?
Nah, kid
Check his stats.
Now check yours.
Enjoy your Top Ramen
I get very emotional because I was in Wisconsin but was born down south many asked me who you with back then I said Dallas not realizing that that was the last time Cowboys has won a Superbowl now I'm back home in Tennessee the Titans hasn't won the cowboys hasn't won a Superbowl in 25 years I witnessed green bay win there Superbowl after 31 years since 1966 lived in Wisconsin graduated from high school up there and it's one of best football ever but in my mind Dallas just fell off since then 😢so sad don't wanna choose side but I'm realizing I'm just a fan though I have made Tennessee Titans my team but my spirit is with the Packers I can go on and on with who I have as my team I choose the Packers love Tennessee and Dallas but that love for the Packers is always with me amen Greatest fan ever I don't care what people say Green Bay Packers for life
Any time the running backs don’t get touched until they’re four yards deep in the hole, that’s some serious offense line play.
this was an underrated point of the Cowboys. I think only reebok acknowledged that well enough in their Emmitt Smith ad in the 90's. Was broadcasted in my homecountry of Brazil even though the NFL did not had established broadcasting here at the time, as opposed to now
Too bad Reggie White couldn't stand up like a professional man at the end. Goes to show his real character.
He is a real man unlike that drug addict Michael Irvin. Or that soft as a pretzel Troy Aikman who I hear has alot in common with Elton John if ya know what I mean. Farve a real tough guy. But as a cowgirl fan you have hero's like Tony Romo
@@jonvisser1509 I disagree about Reggie... we all know the most unbothered and lucrative crime in history is charlatanism, which he was a pro at
This game is why I call BS when people try to say the Cowboys were lucky to avoid the 49ers that year. The Packers were no joke and were an up and coming team.
Pack had surpassed San Fran at this point. That ass whooping in Frisco was no fluke the week before.
@@timshort9585 I had actually forgotten how badly they got beat.
Cowboys were super lucky to avoid the 49ers that year. SF had beaten them three times in a row and had their number.
Yo, this game was a true heavyweight slugfest.
Growing up as a Cowboys fan, I was supremely confident that the Triplets Cowboys could beat any team in this galaxy, but this was one of those rare games in which I was genuinely terrified. Brett Favre scared the sht out of me.
But Dallas hung in there and won. Classic game.
The Dallas Cowboys are the #1 reason Brett Farve only won one Super Bowl! Dallas owned the Packers! Farve never beat Dallas in Dallas, playoffs or reg season!
No, the broncos are. He was in a second Superbowl and they stopped the repeat
cowboys got there revenge against the steelers in the super bowl from the 70s
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If only we beaten them in the 70s, we certainly would’ve had more than 5 SB 😔
@@chuyozuna2398Both of those Superbowls were exciting, especially the second one.
This is the Cowboy team I wish we had today. That brotherhood man 👌🏼. Grew up in Wisconsin but damn has it been hard the last few years 😞lol
The 3 defining teams of the 90's (other than Buffalo) were the Cowboys, 49ers and Packers. The Cowboys had the Packers number while the Packers seemed to have the 9ers number. As far as the Cowboys and 49ers, Dallas had there number during Jimmy Johnson SB era but 49ers made it a bit even once Switzer took over in 94 NFC title game.
Broncos?
@@nickkaning7616 Yeah you’re right. You have to put the Broncos in there too. They made their back to back Super Bowl run in the late 90s. Of course those three aforementioned teams are the more legendary NFL franchises who continued their Super Bowl contending and/or winning ways during that decade.
I would say the Cowboys had the number of the 49ers too. Three playoff battles, Dallas won the first two (one at Candlestick, one at Texas Stadium)
Broncos obviously should be mentioned for the literal 90's, but their run was kind of a different era imho after the Cowboys & 49ers had dropped off. When Denver won its 2nd Superbowl, even the Packers had faded as the NFC was dominated in 98 by Minnesota and Atlanta.
Yeah, you have to include the broncos. Everyone says the cowboys were the team of the 90s. They were the team of the first half of the 90s. Broncos repeated and stopped a repeat in the second half of the 90s
its wild as a Cowboys fan this was their last meaningful playoff win minus the Super Bowl that followed. they havent even been close since. thats insane
At least the Cowboys are the most recent NFC team to win Back to Back Super Bowls.
@ 10:33 I have heard how Reggie and Gilbert Brown would talk about their titanic battles with Erik Williams and Larry Allen. Just listen to pure, sheer unadulterated violence…
4 years in a row reggie whites season ended with a playoff loss in Texas stadium.
Incorrect
Back when didn't know who was gonna win before the game started like the rigged up crap we watch today smh
They all rigged big guy.
I can’t believe this nickname didn’t stick but Dallas media types were calling this game the “Nice Bowl” because it was like 75 degrees.
94 Dallas team was arguably the best of the 90's. Should have been 4 straight.
Sickening, to think that this was our last NFC Championship for Dallas, just sickening!
Dallas's last time in the NFC title game
Man even the kicker played hard in 90s
astroturf (was a thing back them) was basically cement painted green, so the players were forged in stone
The Cowboys were able to put it together one last time in this game. Yes, the Cowboys won the Super Bowl but having Neil O' Donnell literally throw the ball to Larry Brown twice would have won it for any team if you got 14 points on offense. Still that 99 yard touchdown drive proved that the Cowboys were not the same team one month earlier that was struggling and had a 2 game losing streak almost made it 3 if they didn't beat the Giants at home.
Leon lett , Haley, Williams, Sanders, incredible lineup defensively,
I remember watching Pat summerall and John Madden two of the Best.
I just came here from the intro to Super Bowl XXX with Dick Enberg. Between him and Summerall no one did better intros to these games.
Man you can just feel how worse this Cowboys team was under Switzer. It's a shame Jimmy Johnson didn't stick around, this team would've been dominant well into the millennium. I guess we can blame Jerry Jones on that one -_-
This is an incorrect statement
I don't think Switzer was a bad coach. He just didn't have the fearful command of the players the way Johnson did. Switzer was much more of a players coach, for better or worse.
I don’t know about that. Troy Aikman had multiple concussions and back problems that lead to his retirement in 2000. Michael Irvin retired due to a serious spinal injury in 1999. Emmitt Smith only lasted through the 2002 season before two uneventful years in Arizona. Jimmy Johnson would have had to replace 3 of the greatest offensive players in Cowboys history by the early 00’s and keep the defense in top shape. His four years with the Miami Dolphins showed that he might have gotten incredibly lucky in Dallas with the talent he had. Maybe they would have won a few more playoff games 1996-98, but I think that’s all he would have added.
@@supersexysega explain please
If Jimmy had stuck around I can easily see the Cowboys winning an additional Super Bowl or two in the ‘90s in addition to the 3 that they did. Aikman and Emmitt Smith were productive players through ‘99 and Irvin didn’t retire until 4 games into the ‘99 season.
While Jimmy didn’t have anywhere near the luck offensively with the Dolphins that he did with Dallas the man still knew how to scout and draft defensive players. During his tenure in Miami he drafted Jason Taylor, Zach Thomas, Sam Madison and Patrick Surtain.
Once again Favre's Demons haunt him in Texas Stadium at the worst possible moment.
Rip to madden and summerall
It was so awesome ending Green Bay’s season 3 years in a row..
cowboys would have won 3 straight super bowls and maybe 4 in a row if jerry jones had kept jimmy johnson. jerry jones ego cost him from having the greatest dynasty in nfl history
y'all knew that from the gate. Jerry needs to retire, or sell, whatever. In this latest draft it was a shame, he was barely able to put two cohesive words together on the interview
Michael Irvin was obnoxious. He won three Super Bowls. He was a perennial pro bowler. An all-pro. Yet, he's somehow underrated. I'm an Eagles fan. I love that the Cowboys haven't been to an NFC Championship game since this one. I HATE the Cowboys. Irvin should be mentioned with the greatest receivers ever. He's not usually. He's usually talked about in that next tier of great receivers. I'm here to tell you that's stupid.
he was great on the field, no doubt about it. He was as great on as he was a thug off
@@otaviofrn_adv Thug is just another version of the "N" word. Anyway, it's true that Irvin was an obnoxious a*shole in his playing days but he's admitted that. He hasn't been that way in a long time.
This is the team we all want back
I remember watching this game with my father
The Cowboys' last NFC Championship game appearance and postseason win over the Packers to date.
That quick release by Aikman tho 👌🏼
This was probably the best version of Green Bay Dallas played in the 1996 NFC Championship game. Green Bay had all the tools to beat Dallas but even as good as they were, when that 4th quarter came, they couldn't keep up with Dallas, they were eventually outclassed. And this was Brett Favre and Robert Brooks at their very best. They also had big Gilbert Brown in the middle, along with the atg Reggie White and the Dallas offense line still outmatched Green Bay's defensive line. Dallas was very difficult to beat in the 90s, infact, the 49ers were the only team to do it in that 94-95 season.
Nah, the best version of the Packers was the following season when they won it. The cowboys still win the regular season matchup. Most forget though, the Packers were without brooks, chmura and freeman in that game so it wasn't the best measuring stick.
Ya, tea was stacked with talent. It's no wonder they got it the next year.
@@clickman443Cowboys were missing players in this game as well, let’s not excuses lol they just couldn’t keep up even when they were healthy in the playoffs.
@@SImSZN they were falling out of their prime by 96. With the exception of 94 they maximized their run which in that era, 3-4 years was what a team generally got.
The good ole days. 90's football
Nice to see a Cowboy team play with some pride vs GB at home. All this blaming McCarthy is BS. Switzer ran a loose ship, but the stars Troy, Playmaker and E Double Deuce 22, took it upon themselves to will the team to victory. Thats what heart does for you
Was this the game where Reggie White kept screaming like a woman to the refs because Eric Williams kept slapping him in the side of the head lol
AWSOME!! I love it 😂👍❤
Love Michael Irvin. #playmaker
don't forget #drugkingpin
Troy mike Emmitt the boys sure miss that Greatness.