The warpaths: Top 10 redskin-cowboy games?

'72 NFC championship game. Kilmer to Taylor. the start of a great rivalry. the Houston tackle has to be right there

Awesome Dmek...Kilmer to Taylor....it was the best pass Billy ever threw.
NOW WE BRING THOSE GOD DAMN COWBOYS!!-George Allen

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.

As has been said, the '82 championship game and the 2005 MNF game are unquestionably at the top. Other good ones have been mentioned, but has anyone yet referenced the famous "NO, Danny, NO!" game? Season was '84, Redskins were down big at half time at Dallas, and they came back and won. Turning point in the game came in the second half when Dallas had a 4th and one near midfield, and Landry told then-QB Danny White to try to draw the Redskins offsides. White snapped the ball and the Skins stuffed them. The replay, showed over and over on CBS that day, had Landry shouting, "No, Danny, No!" as he snapped the ball.

Found it on Youtube.
YouTube - Redskins vs Dallas 1983 - No, Danny No! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZwYAFFV5GE)

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.

It was.......a thing of beauty. :cool-smil

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 ;)

I was a senior at The Citadel on the Moss 2 BOMBS game, my roommates made me turn it off cause it was lights out (and they said it was OVER) ...so I went to my computer and watched the gamecast...wish I could have seen the whole thing....but I had to scream in silent haha.

What often gets overlooked in that 2005 MNF game was that the Cowboys just need a few yards (after a strong kickoff return) to line up for potentially the winning field goal. But Taylor had a huge hit on Crayton on 3rd and short. Then I think it was Walt Harris with a key tackle just short of the first down line to clinch the victory. Two huge defensive stops

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.

What often gets overlooked in that 2005 MNF game was that the Cowboys just need a few yards (after a strong kickoff return) to line up for potentially the winning field goal. But Taylor had a huge hit on Crayton on 3rd and short. Then I think it was Walt Harris with a key tackle just short of the first down line to clinch the victory. Two huge defensive stops

The Sean Taylor hit was THE play. It was actually a fumble that Springs would've recovered and taken to the house but they called it incomplete. Also James Thrash had a critical catch and run, and Brunel took off for about 15 yards to extend the series. Classic game, just classic.