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Ive been a lifelong Cowboy fan since I was 6 years old. As a kid watching those 90s teams with my Father and brother will always be the highlight of my youth. Michael Irvin, Troy AIkman, and Emmitt Smith will always hold a special place in my heart. My Father and Brother along with those legendary players is the reason why I fell in love with the game of Football. A love that still continues to this very day. I love studying and analyzing the Dallas Cowboys from a logical and unbiased point of view. Please subscribe to my channel so we can venture out and discover the vast rich history, the expectations of the present and the hope of the future of our beloved Dallas Cowboys. I post videos every week. I HOPE you enjoy the the content! Be respectful in the comments!
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What’s going on, Cowboys Nation! This season has been disappointing, but there’s still some optimism. I won’t be posting again until the start of the new year—I’ve got a lot of new ideas coming. For those who sent video suggestions that I didn’t get to, I’ll do my best this year. Thanks for the patience and support. Merry Christmas, and I pray you all have a Happy New Year.
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Was the 1980 Falcons vs Dallas the greatest comeback in Cowboys Postseason history? https://youtu.be/QTWU_V_SRSc
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The reason I'm a Cowboys fan is because of my father—my best friend, protector, and pastor. Happy Father's Day to him and to all the fathers in the world!
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📢 Video Update – Too Tall Jones Breakdown
Hey everyone! I’m re-uploading my Too Tall Jones vs. Giants (1987) breakdown after realizing the nostalgic commercials took away from the core analysis. My goal is to keep the focus on his dominant performance, without any distractions.
This updated version puts Too Tall Jones front and center, showcasing his 4-sack masterclass** the way it was meant to be seen.
🔗 **Watch the improved breakdown here:** [https://youtu.be/SDFk3Qv4noA?si=mo5wk...](https://youtu.be/SDFk3Qv4noA?si=mo5wk...)
Thank you for your support—I appreciate every comment, view, and bit of feedback! Stay tuned for more classic NFL breakdowns.
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Tag a Friend who'd love this. Watch the full video here" https://youtu.be/OiEb6JE7QG0
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Happy birthday to the GOAT!
1. He retired as the third-leading running back in receptions and currently ranks in the top 15.
2. He holds the all-time record for rushing yards.
3. He is the career leader in rushing touchdowns.
4. He has the most postseason rushing yards in history.
5. He also holds the record for the most postseason rushing touchdowns.
6. He ranks second all-time in total points among non-kickers, trailing only Jerry Rice.
7. His 1.38% fumble rate per carry is among the best for elite running backs.
8. He has the most rushing yards ever on Monday Night Football.
9. He owns the record for most rushing yards on Thanksgiving.
10. He has scored the most rushing touchdowns in Super Bowl history.
11. He ranks third all-time in Super Bowl rushing yards.
And the list goes on! Happy birthday, Emmitt—my favorite player of all time!
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Starting from their first 1,000-yard season, which player accumulated the most Receiving yards over the next eight years? THE ANSWER IS IN THE COMMENT SECTION!
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Emmitt Smith was an absolute workhorse for the Cowboys from **1994 to 1998**, consistently gaining first downs and keeping the offense moving. His rushing first-down numbers over that span were ridiculous:
- 1994: 100 first downs (**#1 in the league**)
- 1995: 107 first downs (**#1 in the league**)
- 1996: 76 first downs (**#5 in the league**)
- 1997: 52 first downs (**#14 in the league**)
- 1998:90 first downs (**#3 in the league**)
Over those five seasons, Smith racked up 425 rushing first downs and added 48 receiving first downs, bringing his total to 473. That alone is wild—but when you put it in perspective with the Cowboys’ team-wide first downs, it’s even crazier.
Here’s the total first downs for Dallas in those seasons:
- 1994: 293 total first downs
- 1995: 335 total first downs
- 1996:265 total first downs
- 1997:254 total first downs
- 1998:277 total first downs
That adds up to 1,424 total first downs, meaning Smith was responsible for 33.23% of them. Think about that—one guy accounted for a third of the Cowboys’ total first downs over five seasons. That just shows how much of a centerpiece he was in their offense.
Smith wasn’t just getting touches—he was moving the chains at an elite level, year after year on the best team in the league. Too bad we don’t have numbers before 1994.
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Historically, quarterbacks who haven't won a Super Bowl by their 10th season face long odds of ever securing one. While there are exceptions—like Peyton Manning winning his first in Year 9 and his second in Year 18—most quarterbacks who haven't won by that point tend to fall into one of two categories: either they remain competitive but never quite reach the pinnacle, or their careers begin to decline before they get another real shot.
For reference, Justin Herbert, heading into his sixth season, has **+2800 odds** to win the Superbowl which suggests that even younger quarterbacks without a title already face an uphill battle. If a quarterback reaches Year 10 without a ring, their odds likely fall into the long-shot range—often **+5000 or worse**, depending on their situation. Dak Prescott as of now has a 1.4% chance of winning a SB. However, If Dallas builds a **dominant run game** and **elite defense**, Prescott’s Super Bowl odds rise from **+7000 (1.4%)** to around **+2500 to +3500 (3-4%)**.
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This draft was defined by two major themes: speed and trenches. Dallas had one of its most explosive draft classes in years.
1. Donovan Ezeiruaku (DE) ranked top 5 in the 40-yard dash among edge rushers. He led all edge rushers in the 20-yard shuttle (4.19s) and posted the second-fastest 10-yard shuttle time in the nation. These are numbers Micah Parsons never recorded.
2. Shemar James (LB) ran a 4.27-second 20-yard shuttle, ranking 5th-fastest among linebackers in the draft.
3. Shavon Revel Jr. (CB) posted the 4th-fastest 40-yard dash (4.40s) among cornerbacks in the draft. A 4.40s time is elite speed and when combined with his 6’2" frame, he's athletic freak of nature.
4. Jaydon Blue (RB) ran 4.25s and 4.28s in the 40-yard dash at his Pro Day, making him the fastest Pro Day runner in the nation. Even with a groin injury, his 4.38-second Combine time was second-fastest among running backs.
Dallas prioritized elite athleticism, particularly in explosive playmakers and trench players. This draft was a beast! We still need a Reciever.
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