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Tag Archives: NFC
Duke Wilson: Ed Too Tall Jones Highlights
Source:Duke Wilson with a look at the great Dallas Cowboys DE Ed Too Tall Jones. Source:The New Democrat “One of the biggest players in NFL history. Standing at 6’9″, Jones was a versatile defender who could run the passer and … Continue reading
Bear Downs: NFL 1986- Pittsburgh Steelers @ Chicago Bears: Highlights
Source:Bear Downs– Chicago Bears kicker Kevin Butler. Source:The New Democrat “1986 Chicago Bears Week 13 Pittsburgh Steelers at Chicago Bears November 30th, 1986” From Bear Downs Going into this game, you might think that a team that was 4-8 going into … Continue reading
Posted in NFL Classic, The New Democrat
Tagged 1986, 1986 Chicago Bears, 1986 NFL Season, 1986 Pittsburgh Steelers, AFC, AFC North, America, American Football Conference, Charlie Jones, Chicago, Chicago Bears, Illinois, Jimmy Cefalo, Kevin Butler, National Football Conference, National Football League, NBC Sports, NFC, NFC North, NFL, NFL on NBC, Pittsburgh Steelers, Soldier Field, The 1980s, United States
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Dallas Cowboys: The Flex Defense VS The 4-0 Defense
Source:The Logical Cowboy– with a look at Tom Landry’s 4-0 defense Source:The New Democrat “A Deep Look into Tom Landry’s 40 Defense of the 80s” From The Logical Cowboy If Tom Landry had a basic defense philosophy and strategy as a … Continue reading
The Logical Cowboy: ‘How GOOD Was Randy ‘The Manster’ White Really?’
Source:The Logical Cowboy– with a profile of Dallas Cowboys DT Randy White. Source:The New Democrat This is a follow up piece that I wrote about Randy White, back in 2017 on The New Democrat . “Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the … Continue reading
Posted in NFL Greatest, The New Democrat
Tagged ACC, America, Atlantic Coast Conference, College Park, Dallas, Dallas Cowboys, Irving, Maryland, Maryland Terrapins, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC East, NFL, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Randy White, Texas, Texas Stadium, The 1970s, The 1980s, Tom Landry, United States
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The Logical Cowboy: ‘THE UNAPPRECIATED DANNY WHITE’
Source:The Logical Cowboy– Dallas Cowboys starting QB Danny White (1980-88) Source:The New Democrat This is a follow up post, from a 2020 post about Danny White, on The New Democrat . “Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance … Continue reading
CBS Sports: NFL 1985- NFC Divisional- Dallas Cowboys @ Los Angeles Rams: Tom Landry’s Last Winning Season & Playoff Game
Source:NFL– Eric Dickerson runs all over the Cowboys. Source:The New Democrat “Eric Dickerson’s 248-Yard Playoff Record! | Rams vs. Cowboys 1985 Divisional Round | NFL Full Game. The NFL Presents: The 1985 NFC Divisional Game. Eric Dickerson sets the postseason … Continue reading
Posted in NFC Classic Games, The New Democrat
Tagged 1985, 1985 Dallas Cowboys, 1985 Los Angeles Rams, America, Anaheim, Anaheim Rams, Anaheim Stadium, California, CBS Sports, Dallas Cowboys, Dick Vermeil, Eric Dickerson, Hank Stram, Jack Buck, Los Angeles Rams, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC East, NFC West, NFL, NFL on CBS, The 1980s, Tom Landry, United States
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Beau Boone: ‘Forgotten Legends: Ken Anderson’
Source:Beau Boone– welcome to Super Bowl 16 between the Cincinnati Bengals & San Francisco 49ers. Two of the most unlikely NFL teams to make it to the Super Bowl, going into the 1981 season. Source:The New Democrat “Ken Anderson was … Continue reading
Posted in AFC Classic, The New Democrat
Tagged 1981, 1981 Cincinnati Bengals, 1981 NFL Season, 1981 San Francisco 49ers, AFC, AFC North, America, American Football Conference, Canton, Cincinnati, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit, Detroit Lions, Ken Anderson, Ken Anderson's Career, Michigan, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC West, NFL, Ohio, Pontiac, Pontiac Silverdome, Pro Football Hall of Fame, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl 16, The 1970s, The 1980s, United States
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CBS Sports: NFL 1986- Super Bowl 21- New York Giants vs Denver Broncos
Source:CBS Sports– Rose Bowl Stadium welcomes you to Super Bowl 21, between the New York Giants and Denver Broncos. No one else actually said that, other than me, that I’m aware of anyway. Source:The New Democrat “Super Bowl XXI – … Continue reading
Posted in NFL Classic Games, The New Democrat
Tagged 1986, 1986 Denver Broncos, 1986 New York Giants, 1986 NFL Season, 1987, AFC, AFC West, America, America Football Conference, California, CBS Sports, Denver Broncos, John Madden, Los Angeles, National Football Conference, National Football League, New York Giants, NFC, NFC East, NFL, NFL on CBS, Pasadena, Pat Summerall, Rose Bowl, Rose Bowl Stadium, Super Bowl, Super Bowl 21, The 1980s, United States
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Danny White: Dallas Cowboys (1980-88)
Source:Getty Images– Dallas Cowboys QB Danny White, against the Redskins in 1983. Source:The New Democrat “IRVING, TX – DECEMBER 11: Quarterback Danny White #11 of the Dallas Cowboys passing in a game against the Washington Redskins on December 11, l983 … Continue reading
Posted in NFC Classic, The New Democrat
Tagged 1983, 1983 Dallas Cowboys, 1983 NFL Season, 1983 Washington Redskins, 1985, 1985 Dallas Cowboys, 1985 Los Angeles Rams, 1985 NFL Season, America, Anaheim, Anaheim Stadium, Dallas, Dallas Cowboys, Danny White, Danny White's Career, Getty Images, Irving, Irving Texas, Los Angeles Rams, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC East, NFC West, NFL, Texas Stadium, The 1980s, Tom Landry, United States, Washington Redskins
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NFL Films: NFL Films Presents Billy Sims: ‘The Forgotten Legend’
“Check out Billy Sims’ amazing journey! Subscribe to NFL Films:Google.” From NFL Films From 1980-84, Billy Sims was one of the best running backs in the NFL, at least as far as running with the football. And then he breaks his … Continue reading
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