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I remember the game when Emmitt Smith broke the rushing yard record..and he did it in Emmitt Smith fashion..busting thru a hole and keeping his feet moving for the extra yardage vs the seahawks..i remember moose,irving there on the sidelines...aaaw man it was great.
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'94 wild-card game, New England at Cleveland, I was 7 years old, Drew Bledsoe was a rookie, the Dawg Pound bathrooms were the foulest thing I've ever been in, and it still to this day is the last playoff victory and last home playoff game in Browns history (really sad).
The fog game at Soldier Field in Chicago in 1988. At the beginning of the game it was good visibility. Then instantly, fog started rolling in off the lake. It got so foggy the players could barely be seen.
I haven't followed sports very long, it took me until about age 10 or 11 before I even started liking sports. But I remember in 2007, the Cowboys went 13-3. Week 5, they could of easily lost. Their undefeated 4-0 record was on the line. Tony Romo threw five interceptions but a quick drive and a spike with a second left gave Nick Folk a chance from 50+ yards out. After the Bills called a timeout before his first good kick, he nailed the second one that counted and gave the Cowboys a 25-24 win. Dallas scored a touchdown late but failed the 2-point conversion that could of tied it at 24. They also had to recover an onside kick.
In person. Browns vs. Packers in 1967 preseason. Second game of a double header. Cleveland had preseason double headers at that time. (4 teams, they did not play 2 games.)
If I haven't mentioned it before, I would have to say the 1973 NFC Divisional Playoff between the Vikings and the Redskins, won by the Vikes by a 27-20 score, with Minn coming back from a slight deficit; very exciting, played at the old Met, both teams played well...Kilmer, Larry Brown, Tark, John Gilliam, Oscar Reed having big days...
The Cowboys came into SF as two time defending SB champions, but in the game's first series, Eric Davis returned an Aikman pass for a TD. As 49er CB Deion Sanders said after the game, the pick 6 by Davis "set the tone".. The 49ers converted another Dallas TO into their second TD minutes later...then scored again just a little bit after that. With about half the 1st quarter gone the 49ers already led 21-0..
The 10 point final margin was the closest it ever got. Beating the Cowboys is always gratifying, I believe it was the first playoff game Aikman had ever lost...the win set the stage for the 49ers 5th Super Bowl win and finally got the monkey off Steve Young's back..
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