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Date: 9/8/2005 11:41:07 PM
Author: strmrdr
The game where Joe schooled Young and lead the Chiefs to a victory over the niners.
YYYEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAA!! I still have that game on tape around here somewhere revenge is sweet.
When Joe retired I lost interest in football and havent watched a whole game since.
What they play today I dont even consider to be real football.
i know but....Date: 9/9/2005 9:22:59 AM
Author: noobie
DF, that was a legal catchImust have seen that thing a thousand times on replay and even with insatnt replay they could not have overturned the call. What a miracle play though.
Shay, no need to explain ''the catch'' I''m sure Denise can (hee, hee)
Shay,DeniseDate: 9/9/2005 8:00:55 AM
Author: Shay37
For me, it was THE CATCH. I refuse to explain it. It''s still painful. I am a Cowboy fan after all.
Shay
Oh, DF, that''s just MEAN!!!Date: 9/9/2005 2:37:24 PM
Author: Dancing Fire
Shay,DeniseDate: 9/9/2005 8:00:55 AM
Author: Shay37
For me, it was THE CATCH. I refuse to explain it. It''s still painful. I am a Cowboy fan after all.
Shay
Montana to Clark
You can''t tell from any of the replays, but if it''s any consolation both would be legal nowDate: 9/9/2005 2:31:00 PM
Author: Dancing Fire
i know but....Date: 9/9/2005 9:22:59 AM
Author: noobie
DF, that was a legal catchImust have seen that thing a thousand times on replay and even with insatnt replay they could not have overturned the call. What a miracle play though.
Shay, no need to explain ''the catch'' I''m sure Denise can (hee, hee)
#1-did the ball come off the reciever''s chest which was illegal or Jack Tatum''s helmet?
#2-did the tip of ball touch the ground ?
If we are speaking of the Leon Lett drop against the Bills, my Aunt made me a shirt to commemorate the event. It said Loveable Leon Lett-down. Go Cowboys!Date: 9/9/2005 3:56:01 PM
Author: noobie
Shay,
I guess ''The Drop'' is just as tramatic for you as ''the catch'' especially being in the Super Bowl. Denise can tell us all about it!
For the Buffalo fans ''wide right'' was the killer. Since Buffalo is my least favorite team, I really enjoyed that moment.
yep....i can still hear Curt Gowdy of NBC yelling "he got to be the sickest man in america"Date: 9/9/2005 5:03:19 PM
Author: noobie
At least with Leon's drop the Cowboys still won the Superbowl. The Miami game wasn't that important.
'The drop' was in Superbowl XXIII against the Steelers. The score was 21-14 and Jackie Smith dropped a sure catch in the end zone that would have tied the game. The Steelers won the game 35-31.
i remember the Earnest Byner fumble in the 87?Date: 9/9/2005 11:23:34 AM
Author: surfrgrl
Red Right 38.
Any Browns fans out there?
If you live or lived anywhere near Cleveland you''ll remember the biggest heartbreaker in Browns history was the 1980 playoff game against the Broncos when the Browns were this close (thumb and forefinger almost touching) to going to the Super Bowl, and the infamous ''Red Right 38'' play was called.
The ball was intercepted, the Broncos won the game (and the Super Bowl that year) and 70,000 freezing fans in Cleveland stadium collectively sobbed into their beer.
Ah, yes, Dancing Fire. Yet another near miss for the Browns. Geez.Date: 9/12/2005 2:54:44 AM
Author: Dancing Fire
i remember the Earnest Byner fumble in the 87?Date: 9/9/2005 11:23:34 AM
Author: surfrgrl
Red Right 38.
Any Browns fans out there?
If you live or lived anywhere near Cleveland you''ll remember the biggest heartbreaker in Browns history was the 1980 playoff game against the Broncos when the Browns were this close (thumb and forefinger almost touching) to going to the Super Bowl, and the infamous ''Red Right 38'' play was called.
The ball was intercepted, the Broncos won the game (and the Super Bowl that year) and 70,000 freezing fans in Cleveland stadium collectively sobbed into their beer.AFC championship game VS the Broncos.