So they had the same dealer? JA

@@jamescowan3651 what?

They were good and Dak, Lamb, Aubrey, and the Cowboys D helped me threepeat in fantasy, but the Super Bowl line aged poorly. I'm surprised y'all didn't fire McCarthy at the end of that playoff loss to the Packers.

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT !!!

Except for until Charles Haley arrived they weren't fit for a SB win. The o-line was great, but until the pass rush fell into place it wasn't a dynasty.

@@Thebloodynerve Facts

@@tejastrojan nobody remembers, but in 1991 the Cowboys didn't have a single linebacker sack. They opened the 1992 season with a linebacker sack. Fun facts!

Get your facts straight. The MVP was Gary Busey.

I don’t know the real story first they said Extasy a pill 💊 not sure

Late 80s early 90s Redskins Hogs were pretty good, I give edge to Dallas tho

@@Sclass_Ent yea they were nice too, but my second best Offensive line would be the 90s Vikings

the 70s oakland raiders

90s cowboys line is number one. It isnt even close

As a Dallas fan I'd add the 80's Redskins to the list of HOF O lines. The Hogs paved the way for retread RB's.

@@mikebrase5161 yes

Best O T ever he don’t get hurt. Still belongs in canton if Terrell Davis plays 6 years and gets in

Umm....Danny White retired in 1988

Blake Jerry Jones got that. His ego could not let J.J. get most of the Credit. That team could have being a 4 to 6 S.B. WINNER, IC NOT FOT JERRY AND HIS BIG EGO.

Blame

Their drafts were trash post Jimmy Johnson. The only good player they drafted was Larry Allen.

@@KTF0 Before Jimmy Era and after Tom Landry. They were at is worst.

RIP!

And Daryl Johnston, too. Also, Ray Donaldson and Derek Kennard deserved a shout-out.

Who's your team hoss?

Respect - from a cowboys fan

What is interesting. Many associate that line with Jimmy Johnson. Three of them, Newton, Gogan, and Tuinei we're hold overs from the Landry days. And Larry Allen was drafted by Switzer.

Not as good as the 80's - early 90's Washington redskins Hogs O-line Back than especially the SB winning teams

@@francoissuissae6217 The Hogs were great. But The Great Wall stands above all

@@francoissuissae6217 🤨

@@jstube36 along with Irvin Ken Norton Jim Jeff cost team had some talent when jimmyy took overc

I haven't seen anyone top the Great Wall. There have been some great OL's in history. The Cowboys 2014/2016 lines were pretty damn good. Tom Landry's best units I would say was from 1977-1983. I do think Tom Rafferty should be in the HOF. But I agree The Great Wall stands above the rest.

The crazy thing is none of the o-linemen from the first two super bowls in 90s are in the HOF

Very if any backs are going to have their second five years looks like their first five. The line was awesome but Emmitt produced behind whomever was in front of him. Smith would've been a legendary RB with whichever team would've given him the ball.

@@Train2kill00 After the 1970s for sure. Things were a bit rougher before then, and the equipment, medicine and field conditions were probably worse than many high schools today.

Jimmy never leaves they win 5 in a row

At least 5!!!

I would love to have seen the '94 Cowboys with Jimmy as coach vs '94 49ers NFC Championship game. I agree, I think we take that game and 3-peated as champs.

My sentiment exactly. How Bout Them Cowboys

you gotta include the Redskins "Hogs" of the '80's and early 90's. They were a force as well. This coming from a Cowboys fan.

@@lionelserrano6554 i agree

Correction. Tom drafted Michael Irvin. But Jimmy picked Troy. Tom did have Tuinei, Newton and Gogan.

Your right,

Bob Lilly, Randy White, Mel Renfro, Harvey Martin, Mark Tuinei. Tom Landry changed all their positions. Three of them are in the HOF. And Harvey Martin RIP. Should be in the HOF

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That "ragtag bunch of misfits" won 3 Super Bowls in 4 seasons. And the engine that made it all happen was The Great Wall Of Dallas. None of that success happens without the best OL to play this game. There have been great lines throughout this history of Pro Football. None top the Great Wall. It's just that simple.

THEN ILL KEEP IT UP!!👍🏻

I agree, he is massively overlooked. He was the greatest o lineman before his car accident.

@@chadrams1787 finninly a man that knows football. The Draft Guru Danny Savage

But Landry would not have traded Herschel Walker.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z7uYeLiLz6i8kps.html I believe it's this piece from David Robidoux.

@@jstube36 That's not it. It's when they begin to lineup and the narrator's talking about Tuinei.

@@jamalgarrett-price1855 at what time point?

​@@jstube36 beginning at 47 seconds.

@@jamalgarrett-price1855 Sure sounds like something from David Robidoux. Maybe type up Robidoux-NFL Films music. Should give you a playlist of Robidoux's works

I'll say Zack Martin is plenty legit at his job. And What Williams did for just a short term. Tyron Smith has been doing his whole career. I love Tuinei, but Tyron is the best the Cowboys ever had at LT. It is a bit early to judge Biadazz. But the one he replaced. Travis Frederick could hold his own with any in team history. I do think it's a shame that Nate is not in the HOF. When it comes to that great line in the 1990's. Nate was the face and the spirit of that line. He his way over-due for Canton. And I could add another past Cowboys Guard to that. Tom Rafferty. Raff did great at both Guard and Center. So my all-time Cowboys OL is this. LT Tyron Smith, LG Nate Newton, C Tom Rafferty, RG Larry Allen, RT Eric Williams

Don’t kid yourself and go watch tape of our 2016, 2017 line. We ran over everyone and we were robbed in GB.

Zack could not even start on the Great Wall

@@jstube36 Tyron has missed more games in one year then Tuinea in his career. When Randy white says he wants you to help him fight in a alley enough said

@@dannysavagedraftguru WRONG. Every player drafted on that line was 3rd round or later. Players converted from other positions... they were perfect as a GROUP. Individually, the ones who left for other teams, never matched their play in Dallas. Zack is better than every one of them except E. Williams (not counting Larry Allen... the literal best ever). You are wrong. The new players are far larger, stronger and much more athletic. As a group the Wall was better... individually it isn’t even close.

Emmitt was the best for different reasons. He carried the whole team on his shoulders. There were other great backs. Very few were championship backs like Emmitt. Yes some backs were faster and some stronger. But none were as complete as Emmitt. #22 was the whole package. He could juke you. Or run right through you. He had great hands. And was an excellent blocker. He did it all.

Emmitt made the oline great. U can’t take away his talent he dominated from high school and the nfl

It also helps to have a Human battering ram by the name of Daryl The Moose Johnston clearing out the run lanes

@@jstube36 Hence why the NFL needs to bring back fullbacks into their offenses as a whole and not rely on pass heavy, Air Raid philosophies to play the game

Have fun trying to win 5 Superbowls. Kansas City owns your ass.

If you can beat the Chiefs 😂😂.

Agreed. And Derek Kennard for that matter. Both deserved to be named specifically in this doc as they were a part of this era.

Superbowl 30 wasn't rigged. It was poor execution from Pittsburgh.

@@jackduncan5442 You are kidding right?! The Larry Brown bowl was razor thin close until that...

@@pattrell5257 Dallas had a 13-0 and 20-7 lead. Pittsburgh had almost everything go their way for it to be a competitive game. They needed an onside kick just to make it close. It was a miscommunication on the Pittsburgh offense.

@@jackduncan5442 It did change late and teams can come back. It happens. And, to be so talented, those Cowboys were not exactly blowing folks out anyway. Where it was 20-7, there was no guarantee they would stretch that lead out further. So, coming back was not inconceivable, esp. with the Cowboys. Still, those INTs to a wide-open Brown were GLARING--more glaring than the arm-bar penalty non-call or the Rice fumble against Green Bay in 98(at least, Deion and Jerry sold theirs; they made theirs look legit so that the refs might miss them and there was no replay if they did miss the Rice fumble/Jerry popped right up afterward as he normally did after catches). Now, with those INTs, there was no reason to make those throws and Neil was likely bought...

Not every time. But enough to show that he was as tough as any who ever played the position. The speed to break long runs. And the power to run through defenders. The best ever.

Sanders was a great runner no doubt. The difference is Emmitt had power where Barry did not. Barry made some of the best open field moves in history. Emitt had some himself. But he would also run through tackles. Like Payton, Emmitt was the complete package. That's just the way it is. Meaning he would be great in any condition, any game, and against anybody.

@@jstube36 Barry sanders had a god awful line and still ran right into the hall of fame in a relatively short career ... he just retired wasn’t injured or nothing and he could have passed Walter Payton and Jim brown easily and he didn’t accomplish all that but just making people miss 🙄 Barry did it all and he was better than emmit and that’s most peoples opinion 💯 I’m not sayin emmit wasn’t a great RB but in The same way you can’t say Barkley or pat ewing or Karl malone aren’t great players they are they just played at the same time jordan did soooooo🤷🏻 same thing emmit was not the best back of his generation cause Barry sanders played football 🤷🏻 he just was unfortunately on a god awful team and please don’t give me the rings bs it’s different in football than basketball one guy in the nba can effect the game so much more than they can in the nfl .. you spend half the game on the sidelines ... but just flat out if Barry was a Dallas cowboy not a Detroit lion he has all the same accolades maybe more and way way way more yards 💯💯💯

@@michaelzeigler3733 I think we'll have to agree to disagree. This is a debate that will never end. I guess that's just the nature of things.

@@jstube36 and that’s your opinion and I respect that emmit has all the numbers and rings he’s a hall of famer so anyone saying he’s the greatest isn’t a stretch but it is a team sport so it’s harder to gauge some guys get luckier in their careers and play for better teams and that does impact their success and numbers it’s just a fact 🤷🏻

🥱🙄 At least argue Walter Payton or Jim Brown.