last one vs. Washington was great for me ….. everywhere you read said the Boys would lose, and they took care of business.

Any victory over the Niners (Im from Northern Cali)

The Colts victory in 2006

Hell, even the win against the Bills, when Romo threw 5 picks, and Folk nailed the 50 yarder for the win …

and, of course, the 5 title wins.

My favorite game is the 1995 NFC Championship game played in Dallas against the Green Bay Packers. I live in Wisconsin and Packer hysteria was at an all-time high. I was despised and loathed far and wide for my love of the Dallas Cowboys. I was a younger man back then; louder, a bit more confrontational. The Cowboys have been completely dominant for several years and I let Packer fans know it. I probably deserved some of the loathing.

Anyway, my college buddy who I was living with at the time was a huge football and Packer fan. He had this obnoxious candle that was shaped like a cheese head, and I swear – it was nearly the size of the foam ones they wear to Lambeau! He sits down before the game, places this obnoxious candle on the family room table and lights it. How annoying. The game starts. Each time Dallas takes the lead, I blow out the candle. Green Bay retakes the lead, candle lit. It’s the fourth quarter, the candle is lit and I’m really worried because the Cowboys look vulnerable AND that stupid candle was going to burn for months if Green Bay won. Emmitt Smith to the rescue with two fourth quarter touchdowns and I never have to see that dumb candle again. The Cowboys are heading back to the Super Bowl after blowing that 1994 playoff game against the 49ers. All is well in the world again!

I remember thinking after that 3rd Super Bowl in the 1990’s that ‘we’ll just go on winning Super Bowls for the foreseeable future. Nothing can stop us’. My how quickly it all ended and what a long drought it has been since then.

It’s all about winning champions and having missed out on the 70’s Cowboys my favorite wins include the two NFC Championship wins over the 49ers in ’92 &’93 and the Supper Bowl win over the Steelers in ’95.

And of course, how could I forget, 52-17 over the Bills in Super Bowl 27. It was my first time ever seeing them win the Super Bowl and the feeling I had the next day was unforgettable.

what a comeback, to overcome 5 ints… clutch kicking by nick folk… dropped to my knees when i saw buff called a timeout as folk boots it through, then he does it again! tony curtis came up big recovering that onside kick… jason witten catching that td after he dropped one earlier… what a glorious comeback W

I was lucky enough to attend the MNF game between Buffalo/Dallas last year. That game, I went through such a wide variety of emotions and feelings that if Dallas would have lost, it would easily be the worst loss ever. It was only the second game I’ve ever attended, the first being the Dallas/Giants game in New York from 05 which Dallas lost, and it was the first game my father, a Dallas fan since the 70’s, ever attended. And by god, the feelings I had when Folk made that kick, then the timeout was called, and then he made it anyway, it was unbelievable.

The only game I have ever been to at Texas Stadium.

Everybody booed the hell out of Vanderjagt. DeMarcus Ware smoked Peyton Manning about 30 yards from me. Bill Parcells actually appeased the crowd and clapped it up after the game.

I hugged strangers.

and 92 championship game at Candlestick, that was a thing of beauty.

Saw it with my dad and had seats right next to the Bills tunnel. Some fellow Cowboys fan sitting behind us was even kind enough to cool off the Bills players by dumping his beer on them as they entered the tunnel for halftime.

I will say next to the ‘94-95 NFC Title game, that’s the bleakest feeling I remember having at halftime of any Cowboys game. How in the hell could the same Bills team that the Cowboys had annihilated a year prior (not to mention almost beating them without Emmitt during the regular season) being leading by a TD at halftime? Of course, the answer is Aikman’s head was still obscured by clouds and the rest of the team had probably partied too hard during the single week break between the title game and the Super Bowl. James Washington’s doo rag should be in the Hall Of Fame or at least The Ring Of Honor.

The last Super Bowl win against the Steelers. I grew up in Steeler country, and all I ever heard about was the 2 losses to the Steelers before I was born. So that payback was as sweet a win as I’ll ever experience in my life as a fan of sports.

Although I thought I was going to die that day. I was in college, only Cowboy fan in a dorm full of Steeler fans. And if anyone is from around there, drunk Steeler fans can get a little rowdy, especially when they lose…

in what I consider truly Staubach’s last game. (I erased any memory of the playoff game that followed.)

Roger’s last game.
Beat THE division rival to make the playoffs and knock them out of it!
Back and forth with huge lead changes. One of the greatest af ALL NFL games.
You yougun’s need to look that one up, the Boys had to have 2 amazing comebacks to win.

that year. They were a toughass team, and were better earlier in the year.
Most considered their defense the best in the league.

But the young Cowboys were improving game-by-game, and beating the Eagles 20-10 was, in my mind, the beginning of the SB Dynasty years. And the message that the #1 defense was not in Philly.

When we met them in the playoffs later that year, it was anticlimatic. The Boys had surpassed them in every phase and brushed them off 34-10.

a loud mouth cowboy hater and his broncos lost, and the other team he follows, the texans lost too. Man that win made the thanksgiving holiday I spent on that oil rig a piece of cake.