America's Game - The Super Bowl Champions - 1992 Dallas Cowboys
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Published 2020-12-10
0:00 Jerry, Jimmy and a New Era
6:19 The Trade, the Turnaround
10:30 Off to the Races
17:45 America's Team Again
23:25 The Season, Part Deux
27:18 "How 'Bout Them Cowboys!"
36:06 From Worst to First
Extra Content
44:45 Troy Aikman's "Big" Night after the Big Game
45:53 "The Playmaker" The Origin of a Nickname - Michael Irvin
46:48 The Autograph - Troy Aikman on Bill Parcells
47:52 Jimmy Johnson's Sliding Scale
48:50 Troy Aikman's Worst Loss as a Rookie
50:02 Charles Haley and the Dominos Incident
51:15 Troy Aikman's Comeback Against the Broncos
52:10 Michael Irvin's Return after a Contract Holdout
53:07 "I'll Get It" Michael Irvin's Desire for the Ball
54:09 "Speed and Quickness" the Mantra of Jimmy Johnson
55:20 Troy Aikman's Take on the Addition of Steve Walsh
56:05 Jay Novacek's Impact on the Cowboys Defense
57:48 The Focus of a Leader - Michael Irvin on Troy Aikman
58:52 Jerry Jones and his Passion to Win
59:57 Ken Norton's Goal Line Stop
1:01:22 Michael Irvin's First Super Bowl Touchdown
1:02:08 Troy Aikman's Crowning Super Bowl Moment
All Comments (21)
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I grew up a huge 49ers fan and was at the 92' NFC championship game , which even though we lost was an awesome game to witness . I have to give it to the 92 cowboys , they beat the last 3 Super Bowl champions that year , it was definitely a passing of the torch moment and year for Big D .
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Today's Dallas Cowboys Should watch this to see what it takes be champions
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Jimmy Johnson just dripping with swag
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Irvin said it best: if Johnson hadn’t departed after the 93 season- they would’ve won at least 5 Super Bowls. That said, I miss that era of football. And sports in general. Not just because I’m a cowboys fan, but because it was great watching every team and every player fight for every yard, play through the pain, and especially keep bringing it through every tackle and every whistle.
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Man it’s been 26 years since my cowboys won the bowl would love to see this team break thru again 🙏🏾💪🏾
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The thing that made Jimmy great was not only did he draft the right players, he knew what buttons to push to motivate players, he knew how to discipline them when needed to. He also gave them confidence in their abilities.
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If you look at where Novacek and Irving caught those balls, right on the numbers. Troy was throwing darts. Perfect passing!!
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“I wouldn’t call losing twice an advantage” - Ken Norton Jr. cold.
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6:35 Aikman lining up behind the left guard for the snap instead of the center and then just try to play it off cool was amazing lmao
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Don’t forget how important that offensive line was. The Great Wall of Dallas was crucial to Troy, Emmitt, Michael and the offence being so dominant.
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I had a dagger stuck in my heart since the 82’ NFC championship, this was finally that moment, when all those years thinking bout that game , were gone, payback!
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Not a Cowboy fan but watching this video not only reminded me of how great the Cowboys and 9ers were through these years. The NFC title game was basically the Super Bowl for 4 years
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There will never be a team this great again
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Jimmy was the motivational coach in history. A complete genius.
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Dez deserved that number for sure. He had the same fire Irving had.
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they were straight nastyAF... one of the baddest teams to ever do it. during an era when the game was still great and played by real men who knew how to hit, wrap up, and play through the whistle.
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Definitely the most talented Super Bowl team in history by far.....number one offense, number one defense
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Jimmy Johnson was the most hands on coach I've ever seen. No wonder those Cowboys teams of the early 90's were so good. Johnson's eye for drafting talented players that made an impact almost immediately. He made the Cowboys a dynasty. Then, Jerry ruined it.
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It s been tough seeing our cowboys not winning a Superbowl in 26 years I hope someday we win it again
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What a great era of NFL football. The NFC was stacked. The Steve Young Niners, Parcells Giants, Buddy Ryan Eagles, Brett Favre Packers... all those teams could've had dynasties of their own in other eras.
