8 year old me fell in love with the 1992 Cowboys. I got spoiled seeing them win 3 out of 4 until it all stopped in 6th grade in 1996. I was part of the many kids that played Tecmo Super Bowl over and over. Hell, I even got Troy AIkman's football game in 1994 and played as the Cowboys and scored 100 points. We millennial kids got spoiled as Cowboy fans. We thought it would last forever and then it was over by 1997. The same thing happened with the Patriots. They had it last 20 years, so they grew up with a generation of always winning from 2001 to 2021. The Chief fans are having their golden age right now. Thankfully we have KZfaq to go back and replay all those games.

I’m in NY. But I wore my Dallas colors proudly. And I played football on the streets like you did! Great times!!!!

It was the 70s for me. Every season of that decade was a winner and with 5 Super Bowl apperances,plus their first two league championships. I also remember that I got a Roger Staubach rubbet stamped sutographed football one Christmas

I was 7 years old and just getting into football when the 92 cowboys won the Superbowl. I was hooked from then on

Yep. This was me. I always tell people now “the only thing the Cowboys ever did for me was give me a happy childhood”. I grew up in Dallas/Fort Worth but you right about that one kid who deliberately where’s another teams starter jacket just to piss everybody off.

I was a British kid. The only kid who watched the NFL at all. Started as a Cowboys fan because of Herschel Walker during the 3-13 1988 season. The 90s was a great reward for loyalty.

Definitely the 1970's , i enjoyed seeing "Americas team" with a great leader Coach Tom Landry. The wins against the Dolphins and Broncos were epic. Although loosing to the Steelers was terrible. Cowboys have a great history and must stay determined. LC that was beautiful video. I have a wonderful and blessed weekend my friend.

My dear friend, You just released your best video. Man, that video took me down memory lane. My grandfather took me aside one Sunday afternoon and told me that the Cowboys were our team. That was 1990. I had no idea what would take place the next five years. I would love another Championship, but after thirty years of heartbreak I have come to realize that no wins beat what I experienced in the 1990s. It was a special time to be a fan. Pat Summerall had an amazing voice. He gets so overlooked in the relationship.

I was a late 70s Cowboys but the 90s were great you had Grunge music as well which was incredible

I was a young adult in my mind 20s in the early 1990s and those were great days being a Cowboys fan. Back then during that Dallas dynasty we Cowboys fans were feeling like we were on top of the world breathing in fresh air every day. Sure miss those days. I don't think it will ever again be duplicated, unfortunately.

Great video !! For me the decade of the 70’s is my favorite. That run by Coach Landry and his Cowboys was incredible. The Cowboys made it to the Super Bowl FIVE times with Roger leading them to four. Plus a couple of NFCCG appearances that they lost. Plus the 70’s is when I discovered the duo of Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshire. I lived for This Week In Pro Football. The 90’s decade is a close 2nd. Lots of success and great players. Jimmy Johnson is my favorite coach in ALL of sports with Coach Landry a very close second. Thanks for posting this as it is one of your best videos ever !!

I TELL YOU YOU ARE BECOMING MY FAVORITE KZfaq CHANNEL MORE AND MORE EVERY WEEK BROTHER!!! THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY A GREAT TIME MACHINE TRIP, EVEN THOUGH I WAS IN MY EARLY 20'S AROUND THIS TIME. . PLEASE CONTINUE TO KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK OF GREAT MEMORIES

I just love this channel. My favorite in all of KZfaq. Thank you

Froto Baggins !!!!! In the chip commercial I know Madden from less filling tastes great miller lite commercials ahhh the good old days

This was a trip down memory lane. I was in the 4th grade and just getting into football when the Cowboys went to the Super Bowl in '92. I remember the two weeks leading up to the game, the excitement in the air was palpable, it was a forgone conclusion that the Cowboys were going to win and do so in convincing fashion. The game itself was like a coronation. I remember being over at my great-aunt's house for the Thanksgiving Day game against the Dolphins, everybody was there, my grandma and her half-dozen sisters. The loss was brutal, but as you mentioned that was the last game they lost that season. I remember the heartache of the '94 Championship loss to the hated 49ers. I hated Steve Young and the 49ers for years after that Lol. Even though it was a loss the game itself, even with the non call on the obvious pass interference by Deon against Irvin, was incredible. That loss really seemed to heat up the rivalry. The trash talking at school between fans of the two teams was intense. Arguing whose team's history was better, who was the better QB, Aikman or Young. The week before Super Bowl XXX I remember everybody wearing their Cowboys jerseys to school. The NFL Starter Jackets, how could I forget. I remember in junior high being told to be careful if you had one because people would try to steal them Lol. As great as 92-95 was, 96-99 was just as painful. I never really took to Deon though like I did the triplets or Haley, I was glad that we was on the team, but he was always just a hired gun to me.

I was in my mid-20's in the 90's. I was a kid in the 80's watching Danny White take us to 3 straight NFC Championship games, only to have my heart broken every time. If I could go back in time, I'd love to watch the '70's Cowboys and see Staubach, Dorsett, Pearson, and the Doomsday Defense that I never got to see as a kid.

I grew up in DFW during the 70s and 80s. I remember the preacher cutting his sermon short on the rare Sunday that the cowboys had a noon game.

Guys, my first memory I have is my family, parents and grandparents, gathering to watch the show Dallas. I remember the opening theme, which included old Texas Stadium.

I have all the NFL Primetime highlight video music on my YT playlist. Always brings back memories. One thing you missed, old school Fantasy Football and eliminator betting pools with the guys at school. Buying a Lindy's or other FF Preview magazine, sitting in for a draft in some empty classroom or quiet spot on the school yard during lunch, each week bringing a piece of paper to your league commish with your FF starting lineup or your weekly eliminator picks, and the best part is that the Cowboys were so good you could just load up on your favorite Cowboys players and you'll still have a top notch fantasy team or always make a Cowboys win your high point bet and still always be a threat to win the betting pool.

I will ALWAYS ride for the Cowboys of the 1970s. More great players and a longer period of success. I consider the 1977 Cowboys even better than the 1992 team.

My favorite channel on YT by far !!!!❤❤❤❤❤ keep up the great work

I was a 1970s Steelers kid & it was almost identical! Crazy thing is that BRUCE JENNER made Wheaties famous for us in the 1970s!!! John Madden was the Raiders head coach & Roger Staubach was playing with Tom Landry coaching. They were so good that we admired the Cowboys. Grown men had their work weeks ruined if the Steelers lost. GREAT VIDEO. Grateful that I saw it.

The 90s is the best. For football, music, basketball, and more (for me)

Oh man great memory lane video. 90 were great for cowboys yet I would choose the 70s era! The 90s it was hard to watch all my cowboys game like I used to before I left Texas. I had to watch HBO inside the nfl. Man you brought back all enjoyed back then. Not being able to watch all my game made me feel less a cowboy fan. Yes I hated those 8ers. But living on my USA naval vessel fresh off a Persian gulf tour that was stationed in the San Francisco Bay Area was a exhilarating feeling beating them with that Alvin Harper catch. Excuse my run on sentence(s) but it’s Friday night and it is great to be a Cowboy but especially back then with my back yard being candle stick park and we kick those 48ers. We were winning Super Bowls before they ever sniffed a nfc championship playoff win. Great video but I choose the 70s.

Awesome as always, this vid is a time machine.

83-18 is the record when all three started, 13-15 when one was missing out of the lineup

You make me laugh…. So good. FYI I grew up in the late 60s and early 70s. Played barefoot in the street and play basketball in barefeet too. The skin would peel off before I stopped.

That's how it was in the 70s too

90s Cowboys kid would have been good but having been a 70s Cowboys kid in Irving Texas was awesome especially since I sold concessions in the stands on game day

Believe it or not, I'm a 40 year old Eagles fan from Philly who started as an 8 year old cowboys fan! My uncle Marty was a huge Dallas fan and he made sure it rubbed off on me. My dad was an eagles fan but wasn't in my life cause he was addicted to drugs so my uncle Marty would come and pick me up some weekends and take me to Phillies games and all he'd talk about were the cowboys on the way home. Got to the point where I became a fan until I was around 17-18. Then I realized I had no business being a fan of a team I've never stepped foot in the city of, and my Philly pride brought me back to my rightful home of being a die hard birds fan. Now I bleed green and hardly have the courage to even tell anybody the truth of how I started as a Dallas fan cause as we all know, that's sacrilegious to birds fans. Lol But, yeah, I had the blue cowboys starter jacket with the huge star on the back and big velcro pocket in the front, cowboys helmet, Emmitt Smith rookie card, and all the other fixings in between. So yeah, I completely understand your passion for 90s cowboys fandom because I lived it too, and it was really fun, but don't tell nobody else I said that!

I loved this video. I turned 20 in 1990 so I was a little bit older. I remember every bit of the things you mentioned and I loved every one of them. It was the best time to be a Cowboys fan in my lifetime, without a doubt. I just wish they would become a real team again so my 20 year old Cowboys fan son would finally get to see them win a ring. I grew up in Virginia, so the Redskins hate was REAL for me. They’re still my most hated NFCE rival. It’s in my blood.

RIP Stuart Scott

60s and 70s kid - but in the early 90s, I was a kid again. I fear I won't get a 3rd chance to feel that way.

Miss these days When we played two hand touch 😅 side line pop.

Good one brought back some old memories.

For me the 70s Cowboys, 100 percent !!! Tom Landry Roger Staubach Tony Dorsett Drew Pearson Danny White Doomsday Defense I could name every player because they stayed with the team 5 Super Bowl appearances They were on TV every weekend Need I say more?!

Tv guides boy look here I miss the 90s…

I'm 41 and from Tampa FL my whole life and growing up in the 90s Dallas was everything. looking back they were the best built team from the draft but it's hard to think that with out trading for Charles Hailey and prime from there arch enemy SF. Would have the same success I don't think that Dallas gets 3 or the 95. Champion and that's my favorite season with the E.SMITH 22 breaking the single Sea rushing TD.

Unfortunately 😂I didn’t get to live this life….i was apart of 2000-2013 time growing up as a cowboys fan and BOY it wasn’t like this 😂

Outstanding time, outstanding team, outstanding article! 💥But keep in mind: there existed Cowboys triplets before: Staubach, Dorsett, Pearson 😉

The 70’s is when I grew up, so I’ll pick the Landry era. Although I loved the Cowboys vs 9ers in the 90’s.

Great video, keep them coming. We are DC4L

This video made me smile every time we played football every body knew I was Emmitt smith lol. When I played little league I was so hurt that someone took #22 so I had to get 23😕😂

60's and 70's. No contest.

Oh the memories great video bro

This album for me is right up there with Scorpions Blackout Motorhead Ace of Spades and Ozzy Blizzard of Oz plus Judas Priest British steel Y&T Mean Street another underrated band that should have been bigger too

Just amazing video... it's all true...bc I lived it ...... thanks

Excellent work btw.

Omg bro this is so freaking true. You used mailboxes or cars as the end zone marker. You played till it got too dark. The cowboys weren't just good they were nasty great. The games telecast was a huge step above the 80s. Everywhere after SB was tee-shirt and hats on sell in parking lots. The young fans took on the Jimmy attitude. Also every year someone got arrested or something bad. I was 20 and thought 90s kids could not understand the pain of the 80s or lack of information or no sport center

The 80's!! Danny White 😪 (sniff)

I remember my oilers lunchbox with my dallas t shirt and starter jacket.

I grew in Grand prairie Texas i was in middle school Dallas cowboys won the Superbowl 92 and 93

I hated the 90's Dallas Cowboys but i was a big fan of the 70s and early 80s Dallas Cowboys.....

the 80's

As a Giants fan, I cannot stand the Cowboys. 😆I have to admit it was fun watching the evolution of the league trying to keep up. 🤔I’m not surprised at all y’all haven’t made it back to the big dance yet. “The Hate is Real!”💯

Slow computers ??? In the early 90s it was more like NO Computers I actually did have an Apple II🌈 in 1982 as a 10 yr old. How or Why ??? I have no idea. I got good at Frogger🐸 ... then came ZORK and ZORK 2. A Zelda type of game but NO graphics, only reading. It was cool for its time though no doubt.

The 70s

70s Cowboy kid here. I hate to admit, but I stopped following the Cowboys the moment Staubach retired.

Hey LC. For the first time in my life I'm leaving the fanship of the cowboys which as you might recall me saying several times started when the team was founded. I've been thinking about it and finally have made my decision. I'd rather switch teams than wait for the cowboys to become winners again. Rather find a growing team with possibilities than a perineal loser in playoffs. I'm more interested in Washington Commanders than Dallas Cowboys. It's time to depend on players who prefer a ring more than a paycheck. Time to leave the Jones clan. Time to find a more aggressive and progressive team than a predictable, old, stale philosophy. I have enjoyed your channel pal. But the Cowboys will do much worse the coming season and I've had enough of almost thirty years of lazy players, coaches and mostly Jerry Jones the Cursed. Good bye and take care. I'm unsubscribing.