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Old 05-14-2010, 07:50 AM   #1
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Re: The warpaths: Top 10 redskin-cowboy games?

I liked the last game at the old stadium. Then we blew it up!
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Are we talking all-time? Because if so, for me it has to be the 1982 NFC Championship Game. 2005 was nice. But the '82 championship game was the official sign that Gibbs' Skins had arrived and put us in the Super Bowl
Yeah overall that's it.. figured I'd post only ones after that article
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Yeah overall that's it.. figured I'd post only ones after that article
Its the whole rivalry from the first game until now.I like the whole Army Fatigue game I was only 1 yrs old but that was cool as shit psyching them out before the game was even played.
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Old 05-15-2010, 06:59 PM   #4
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Its the whole rivalry from the first game until now.I like the whole Army Fatigue game I was only 1 yrs old but that was cool as shit psyching them out before the game was even played.
I was a couple of months old at that point. Sounds badass.

I'd love to see the team come out in a march, stand straight lines, loud YES SIR's, etc.. wouldn't go nowadays though haha.
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Are we talking all-time? Because if so, for me it has to be the 1982 NFC Championship Game. 2005 was nice. But the '82 championship game was the official sign that Gibbs' Skins had arrived and put us in the Super Bowl

Yep, that was the one for me too. I froze my ass off at RFK that day. But the Monday Nighter is a close second though.
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The 1982 NFC Championship game will never be topped in my mind. Some older fans may prefer the 1972 championship game but those have to be the top 2. As for the last 7 years the only one that is truely memorable enough to crack a list like that would be the 2005 MNF game in Dallas.
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I'm not sure of the year but I think Troy Ak. had been playing for a few years. The game was close or just past the two minute warning, Dallas had the lead, but we had them pinned against the goal line. All they really needed was a first down and Troy went back to pass. Before he could get the ball out someone sacked him and knocked the ball loose and we scored the go ahead points. The old stadium was rocking and we went on to win. My father a big skins fans was sitting in Jerry Jones box (long story) and had to sit on his hands out of respect. The Moss/Moss game still has to be one of the best.
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can't remember what game but it was at old RFK and Theismann spiked the ball at a Dallas player's head after he ran it in. Caused a huge fight. Also 1983 in dallas: after the redskins scored, the fun bunch gathered for their patented "high five" and everson walls got all butt hurt and tried to break it up. they did it over him anyway... and a fight broke out. Awesome.
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can't remember what game but it was at old RFK and Theismann spiked the ball at a Dallas player's head after he ran it in. Caused a huge fight. Also 1983 in dallas: after the redskins scored, the fun bunch gathered for their patented "high five" and everson walls got all butt hurt and tried to break it up. they did it over him anyway... and a fight broke out. Awesome.
I remember when i was little the Cowboys players were saying that if the Redskins did the Fun Bunch High Five that tey would break it up. Man that was crazy. Kinda hard for me to call one of the games from my youth because it's almost all a blur.

The two bombs to Moss game was F'n classic, as well as the 35-7 game. I literally cried that day. I have never been so happy because of a football game in my life. I mean EVERYTHING went right in that game.
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I remember when i was little the Cowboys players were saying that if the Redskins did the Fun Bunch High Five that tey would break it up. Man that was crazy. Kinda hard for me to call one of the games from my youth because it's almost all a blur.

The two bombs to Moss game was F'n classic, as well as the 35-7 game. I literally cried that day. I have never been so happy because of a football game in my life. I mean EVERYTHING went right in that game.
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I remember when i was little the Cowboys players were saying that if the Redskins did the Fun Bunch High Five that tey would break it up. Man that was crazy. Kinda hard for me to call one of the games from my youth because it's almost all a blur.

The two bombs to Moss game was F'n classic, as well as the 35-7 game. I literally cried that day. I have never been so happy because of a football game in my life. I mean EVERYTHING went right in that game.
love the passion, can't say I ever cried after a win though

gotta watch a game with you man, I got the drink, you supply the kleenex
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love the passion, can't say I ever cried after a win though

gotta watch a game with you man, I got the drink, you supply the kleenex
HA ! It wasn't like boo hoo crying it was like everytime I turned around they were scoring or making a great play. I kept cheering and laughing calling people and before you knew it I had tears in my eyes. Man I wish I could get a tape of that game, just to have it to show it to my son. And the 14-13 game.
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I'm not sure of the year but I think Troy Ak. had been playing for a few years. The game was close or just past the two minute warning, Dallas had the lead, but we had them pinned against the goal line. All they really needed was a first down and Troy went back to pass. Before he could get the ball out someone sacked him and knocked the ball loose and we scored the go ahead points. The old stadium was rocking and we went on to win. My father a big skins fans was sitting in Jerry Jones box (long story) and had to sit on his hands out of respect. The Moss/Moss game still has to be one of the best.
Yeah I remember the Skins got a little lucky on that call. The play was challenged it but they upheld that it was a fumble and not an incomplete pass. I remember the replays showing it could have easily went the other way.
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I'm not sure of the year but I think Troy Ak. had been playing for a few years. The game was close or just past the two minute warning, Dallas had the lead, but we had them pinned against the goal line. All they really needed was a first down and Troy went back to pass. Before he could get the ball out someone sacked him and knocked the ball loose and we scored the go ahead points. The old stadium was rocking and we went on to win. My father a big skins fans was sitting in Jerry Jones box (long story) and had to sit on his hands out of respect. The Moss/Moss game still has to be one of the best.
I think that was '94 in December. I bet a Cowboys fan in my math class on that game. He never paid me. Anyways, I think it was Jason Buck and his big mustache that recovered the fumble in the endzone. I love beating Dallas!

Edit: That was 1992 actually and hard hitting safety Danny Copeland recovered the fumble, which was caused by the heavily mustached Jason Buck.

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