Best Ever Win Against: Dallas Cowboys (1 Viewer)

[kcirdor]

First Saints game I remember watching was 28 to zero.

 

[Scorpius the Allfather]

I'm surprised no one is at least mentioning the 28-0 game against a rookie Troy Aikman. Edit: I literally didn't see @kcirdor mentioning it just before I did!

 

[Dome50]

I'm going 2006. Karney scoring the first, second and third touchdowns of his career (only scored four more the rest of his career). Huge highlight from Reggie. Such a fun game.

This clip also made me nostalgic for the classic ESPN highlights. Where they would actually give each game 3-4 minutes of solid highlights and commentary. Do they still even do this?

 

[Grant Backer Two]

OP, you had me with "rewatch Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul" I do the SAME every summer! LOL
My FAVORITE Saints/Cowgirls game was October 17, 1971
We beat the Cowgirls for the FIRST time in Franchise history. We were 0-2 against them at that point.
Some red headed dude wearing #8 was the QB. He was cool, even if he went to Ole Miss...... Archie Who!
I turned 7 years old that day, and attended my FIRST Saints game in my life!
So here I am typing about the day I became a "Saints Addict", some 52 years ago.

 

[SaintswonSBXLIV]

For me it was the 2006 game when Payton came up with a game plan that used Karney for 2 TD's. Completely had Parcells confused on how to stop the Saints.

4 TDs for Karney

 

[faceman]

Gotta be the best game of the season. LB Chris Bordano was an absolute beast i remember, had like 10+ tackles. And didn't Jake Delhomme get his first start ? I taped that game on VHS at the time i still have it somewhere. So strange that Delhomme wasn't even considered as the starter going forward after that. Or maybe that was his contract year and went to the Panthers in 99. Either way Ditka fumbled that pretty bad.

The player that really stood out was Joe Johnson. He dominated future Hof'er Larry Allen. One particular play he
forklifted Allen and drove him back into Troy Aikman. John Madden was announcing the game. He said I have
never seen that. Nobody does that to Allen. Later in the game,Sumrall said the Cowboys running to Johnsons
side isn't working today.

 

[Semper]

Game was a bit later than I thought

December 6th 1998

22-6

Held Emmitt to 15 yards

This one. Hands down!

 

[Semper]

Game was a bit later than I thought

December 6th 1998

22-6

Held Emmitt to 15 yards

This one. Hands down!

 

[faceman]

This one. Hands down!

It was actually 18 carries for 8 Yds. It was also Joe Johnson's best day as a Pro.

 

[David Robbins]

Easily the game where Sean Payton dominated against his mentor Bill Parcels

 

[MamaRoux]

Inspired by @Saint Jack thread

Great Game In A Bad Season: 2015 Cowboys @ Saints

Because it’s the offseason. I’m finished my Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul rewatch. And now I’m watching old games and counting down till preseason! An overtime win against Dallas is always nice!

saintsreport.com

Since it’s the deadest part of the year we should should do one thread for each team

Since Saint Jack brought up Dallas let’s start there

What do you think our best ever victory against the Cowboys was?

For me the game where we held an in his prime Emmitt Smith to like 11 yards comes to mind first (I’ll have to check to see what year and what the score was)

The Turkey Day takeaway is my runner up

We put Sam Mills on his butt and Sam stuck like glue and shut that HoF'er DOWN~! Remember THAT portion of the game very well.........not even certain we won but the NEWS was about Mills killing the Smith game~!

 

[faceman]

We put Sam Mills on his butt and Sam stuck like glue and shut that HoF'er DOWN~! Remember THAT portion of the game very well.........not even certain we won but the NEWS was about Mills killing the Smith game~!

Mills wasn't a member of the Saints in 1998. That's the game we held Emmit to 8 yards. Laroi Glover,and Joe Johnson were the stars of that game.