Word up. Nasty. Smack a mofuckie in his head like it was legal. He was tossing men like Lawrence Taylor, Bruce Smith and reggi white around like they was me or some shit. Man. We ain't seen an o linemen as rugged, nasty, tough and as TALENTED since.

And playing next to the most dominant guard of all time in Allen

🔥🔥🔥 Yessir! Big E was HIM. But for that car accident, he was building a resume that would've had him in Canton, along with Larry Allen. Even after he came back, he was still top 5 in the league at RT for a couple of years, just wasn't as consistently dominant as before.

No wonder Emitt smith got so many yards. Imagine Barry sanders in that back field. Would love been 20 times better

@@mannyr8795 Barry had a very good OL, it's a misnomer to think they were garbage. The thing is, Emmitt at his best, 92-93, was before Larry Allen was even on the team. The rest of the OL was a league joke before Emmitt got there. Kevin Gogan was a fight/penalty machine, Nate Newton was known for his weight, and Tuinei was a converted DT. Emmitt shows up and they're all probowlers? Barry was the most spectacular back I've seen, but Emmitt was the best at moving the chains. The team fell apart after Jimmy left. Aikman wasn't able to hold it all together after '95. No discipline.

Too bad they didn't have an owner that would not ck his egos and let Jimmy TCB. 5×

@@howardrader3416 low IQ comment

So basically you're saying that every team the Cowoys played that year only had 2 Defensive Linemen?

Reggie pulled himself out of the game lol

Your comment made me laugh. I mean really, can you imagine facing those two killers. Larry Allen was stronger than Hercules. Erik Williams was just mean, big, strong, just an animal. I think I would’ve gone to the other side too.

This was also AFTER Erik Williams Car accident. Crazy.@@Seeker_Media

Imagine playing against an old (He was 35 when they played here) Reggie White and still having to hold him half the time. Also, running left away from him more than half the time to get your running yards isn't beating Reggie. Try looking at highlights when Reggie played them in '92.

Warren Sapp once said Erik Williams use to Dominate Reggie not in this gm plus I watch most of the Packers vs Cowboys gms when Reggie played with Packers I didn't see Erik Dominating Reggie lots of holding I seen but it was kinda of Even both guys had their Moments

And GB was 13-3 that season, won the Super Bowl, and Favre got his 2nd MVP. But in the 90's they could just NEVER beat the Cowboys. RIP Reggie White.

The Packers kicked the crap out of Dallas at Lambeau the following year

Cool @@michaelkirven1804

​@@michaelkirven1804close game but the Packers got owned

@@KingAceHernandez1291 Check your facts, dude. Nov 23 1997. Packers 45 - Cowboys 17

Bro teams had to double him or Jesus would be committing crimes he would reserve the right time to get the crucial sack

Look at the first snap and how far back williams gets pushed compared to the rest of the line!

​@@100016go to 3:21 to see Eric Williams attack Betty White and stops him. BIG E was whites DADDY

@@100016 Erik Williams in 1996 was not the Erik Williams of pre-1994 car accident. That car accident ended his sure HOF career. Prior to this crash, Williams dominated White when White was in his prime. Williams owned White.

Williams dominated White prior to Williams' car accident in 1994. He was on his way to the HOF on a 1st ballot basis. That accident changed everything and Williams wasn't the same. You should watch games prior to 1994 and you will see White was a just a regular guy when he went up against Williams. Williams was nasty.

Yes!

I got wasted and walked home in my socks in the snow. Then I went home and threw up all over the place. Good times.

You are correct, I just noticed that.

The Hogs have entered the chat.

one of the? try greatest DL of all time.

@@kenmasters2025 That’s a fair argument and I agree.

He had an off year for him that year.

I mean he was. His twilight is is just dpoy level lol.

Exactly, then we he gets a sack it's negated by a holding

@@unrhuwell he wouldn’t of got a sack if there wasn’t a hold. Aikman had to hold onto the ball longer because of the hold.

Darren Woodson explains why EW wasn't a HOFer. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7OIfMh6sK7clWQ.html&ab_channel=ESPN

Was you watching the same game I just watched? Reggie White was dominating them 2 players as he always did. Any time you have to put a 2nd player on your offensive line to block one player that is not doing better than Reggie White in any shape of the form. Then the multiple holds as always the cowboys were never called for many of those back then when they were America's favorite team as they called it. It's the main reason I absolutely hated the cowboys back then and still do. Reggie White at times blew through both of them to get the sack in this game. At least be honest with Whites performance. He was not having problems with them he never did. Look at it like this, that high powered offense the cowboys had back then were held to only field goals all game the reason they won is because the offense wasn't doing their part to help the defense. If the defense is always on the field they get tired and this defensive didn't tire out. Yeah Reggie White slipped a few times but how many times did that turf tackle emmitt smith without any player touching him lol. Also Williams was cutting low to take white out at the legs which was illegal then and it's illegal now called a chop block. So I would say White was absolutely dominating as was Santana Dotson. Both them and Gilbert Brown were unstoppable!

This is after the accident so erik still did a good job on him but he did manhandle Reggie by himself in the playoffs prior to his car accident. Yes. If you watch that one,as hard as that is to believe, He manhandled Reggie.

​@@garyswift83people are fixated in stats. They think if a de doesn't have 8 sacks in a game, he was dominated. They have no idea about D lone grading. They're fantasy football douches

@@chadmatey3412the big E own Reggie white

Not true

This is laughable 😂😂😂

Uh..n those clips they double teamed him dude. ...

Yeah.....Reggie got doubleteamed....a few times....but what's your point? @@ronniesmithpeters9753

Reggie was closer to the end of his career too, this was like his 13th season.

Old ass Reggie got by him on a number of plays.

​@@spitshinetommy3721 not really. He got around him once. Bjornson is who white got through in one as he cut thru, Smith did similar. White almost got around him maybe 2 other times, but Williams, especially after car wreck, wasn't fast anyway, and really, "almost getting around the end" happens several times a game for even subpar defensive ends. White had no effect in the game, and that's what a great tackle does.

White was past his prime here and not only that, he was in the backfield most of the plays. The reason Williams looked so good is because Aikman would get rid of the ball very quickly, there were times Reggie was held and wasn’t called for it, and Reggie was doubled teamed a lot. I would not say Williams dominated all game. White won most of the battles.

@@christwarrior8501Williams was half of what he was pre-accident. They were evenly matched, but Williams had a bigger heart

Philly fan?😂

Reggie had like 60 more sacks in his career than LT.

For sure

Nearly done? He had 8 sacks that year, following year he had 11, then after that 16 and won the DPOY.

Erik Williams wasn’t totally himself either. He had been a car wreck which ultimately ruined his career. Still pretty good after but wasn’t the brutal monster he was before the accident

Irvin was strong AF, revolutionized the position. Also, scoreboard

He would have been the best. I saw him out that night. I was with a friend of mine and when I drank I took cabs. I commented to my friend why aren't these guys taking cabs on multiple occasions.

​@@williamfrawley1175Especially with the money they were making ...

What?

cry more

It was an nfl record, if the kid made 6 in a row, let him have the record. Not his fault they couldn't stop them.

@@nocategories3398 it was a record. There were instances in the past where folks could’ve broke records but didn’t run up the score. It was called sportsmanship and due to the respect for the game and your opponent things like this were not done. But it’s the argument that they are professionals and it’s there job to stop this vs sportsmanship. I think it’s obvious that the break the record side is the way it is now. No respect for the game or your opponents anymore. Running 20 yds and dancing when you make a sack, which is what you are paid for. Not to mention they got that sack likely due to defensive backfield doing an outstanding job. It’s all about me me me nowadays.

The score was 45-17 and it’s Michael Irvin. Dummy

Reggie White had one sack and 2 tackles that game Williams dominated him for 85% of the gams received a foul blue team on White 2 times the whole game are u kidding

@@ericgway2254 His stats were low because they kept the plays in the air or away from his side but never actually 'dominated' him. The rest of the defense was more or less subpar but y'all triple value everything a cowboys player does like if smith rushed for 20yrds up the left off a screen pass, that means Reggie got drive block out of the stadium, up the turnpike and into outer orbit as far as y'all are concerned. That cowboys hype-machine is incredible!

​@100016 actually Williams did dominate him, it's common for teams to slightly run to opposite side a good de, but he got plenty of plays on his side. He ran outside of Williams 1 time, the other 2 times he got through were because he went through bjornson and Smith. Watch 92 playoffs or 95 playoffs. This isn't even Williams at 85% by the end of 96. White wasn't a factor at the end of the day.

@@nocategories3398 I've seen that 92 playoffs game and it was the same story. A ton of chip blocking, off left tackle runs, fast slot routes and chop blocks. They just schemed their play calling to exploit Jerome Brown's absence and keep Reggie on the outer edge of the plays. Detroit did the same thing with Barry Sanders "don't run at Reggie's side". But 2 say he got destroyed is reaching. Williams was getting driven off the line regularly. The only difference between him and other tackles is that he was able to maintain his balance and keep his mass infront off Reggie, but not actually physically nuetralize him

​@@100016yeah there's not too many coaches that will plan the entire offensive scheme to the strongest side of the defense.

Sheagles fans are beyond delusional, the proof is right in front of you and you still refuse to see total physical dominance by a superiror Eric Williams and an upandcomimg Allen Too funny😂😂😂

He had no effect on the game. Dallas didn't even need to double him. Watch Erik pre car wreck in the 9596 nfc championship. Or 92 playoffs.

@@datrevmeister I’m not an Eagles fan. 🫤

@@nocategories3398 Defensive ends normally don’t get double teamed anyway. He did pretty well against Erik this game.

It looked to me like it was pretty even. Two absolute behemoth's . There's a reason my Cowboys couldn't score a td.

that s the only football i watch ,old games dvd,you tube...