The 2008 Dallas Cowboys road to the Super Bowl....

stickboy wrote:

regardless.
Eli's got a ring
Romo's got

he's got


uhm


an
0 and 2 playoff record


Dallas swears. They barely beat us those 2 regular season games (1st one we stayed in till the 4th and injuries started to happen, and the 2nd one again we stayed close almost till the end until the Giants shot themselves in the foot with stupid mistakes. Whatever. the 3rd time playing was the charm. The better team won bottom line)

stickboy wrote:

damn

I just got "sonned" by an Eagles fan??? :eek:


heeelllll nooo!!!! lmao!

well I tell you what...having lived in Philly for a yr and not being a dallas fan at all, I can deal with rooting for the Cheesesteaks this week...SON! hahahah

stickboy wrote:

ahhahha wow

and here I thought and always got shit for

"you NY'ers with the whole SON thing"

guess philly can "son" people too huh?

stickboy wrote:

your location says South Jersey..that's not Philly!

Flagg wrote:

Notable games in the Eagles/Cowboys rivalry.

OCT. 25, 1987: EAGLES 37, COWBOYS 20 – Randall Cunningham fakes taking a knee and throws a last-second touchdown. Coach Tom Landry fumes afterward, but Eagles coach Buddy Ryan says, "I just played the hand I was dealt," mimicking what Landry had said two weeks earlier when he played veterans including Tony Dorsett and Randy White against Eagles replacement players during the strike.

NOV. 23 1989: EAGLES 27, COWBOYS 0 – Coach Jimmy Johnson deflects criticism of another awful Dallas performance by saying Ryan offered bounties for Eagles to go after Cowboys players.

DEC. 15, 1991: COWBOYS 25, EAGLES 13 – After five straight losses to Ryan, Johnson's team breaks through when Kelvin Martin makes a rambling 85-yard punt return for touchdown.

OCT. 5, 1992: EAGLES 31, COWBOYS 7 – The Eagles believe their destruction of the Cowboys is thorough. Not so fast. Cowboys win two rematches and a Super Bowl.

DEC. 10, 1995: EAGLES 20, COWBOYS 17 – Cowboys coach Barry Switzer goes for it on fourth-and-1 from the Dallas 29 and the Cowboys lose by a field goal. Again the last laugh went to Dallas, which won its third Super Bowl in four years.

SEPT. 15, 1997: COWBOYS 21, EAGLES 20 – Holder Tommy Hutton drops the snap on 22-yard field goal try with four seconds and Chris Boniol never gets to attempt the winning shot kick for Philadelphia.

SEPT. 3, 2000: EAGLES 41, COWBOYS 14 – The Eagles open with an onside kick, give credit to "pickle juice" for their ability to overcome the heat and ruin Dave Campo's debut.

OCT. 12, 2003: COWBOYS 23, EAGLES 21 – Oops. Coach Andy Reid goes to the well once too often and attempts another onside kick to open a game in Dallas. Randal Williams does a Usain Bolt impression, returning it 37 yards for a touchdown. Three seconds are gone from the clock.

NOV. 15, 2004: EAGLES 49, COWBOYS 21 – At least on ABC, Terrell Owens opens the game talking to Desperate Housewives star Nicolette Sheridan wrapped in a towel. Owens spends the rest of the game undressing the Cowboys' secondary in an Eagles' romp.

NOV. 14, 2005: COWBOYS 21, EAGLES 20 – Roy Williams returns an interception 46 yards for a touchdown 21 seconds after Terry Glenn's 20-yard touchdown catch had pulled Dallas within six points with 3:04 left.

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

And yes, South Jersey is Philly. New York owns the north half(which they can keep), and we own the southern half. Everyone knows that.

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

You're catchin on!!

Jearlpam0925 wrote:

Like I said, New York can keep the Northern half - a toxic dump.

petrocs wrote:

I'm an Eagles fan son