This is the last superbowl my grandpa ever saw. He passed in December of 96. Was a huge Cowboys fan and saw their last.

What a great guy that neil O'Donnell is!!! He threw the cowboys the game and made larry brown a multi millionaire what a hell of a guy

Dallas and Pittsburgh know how to put on a Super Bowl! Three Super Bowls - Three memorable classics!

The cowboys and Steelers have a great history.

To me, this was one of the most satisfying Dallas wins of all time! We still owe them one! Thanks for sharing! DC4L! Go Cowboys!

This is my favorite Cowboys Super Bowl because the Cowboys cement a dynasty and gave Pittsburgh their first super bowl loss

so, who's here after watching the Cowboys get obliterated by the Packers before halftime today?

I'm 23 years old. Been a cowboys fan since birth. Never had the opportunity to ever see them win it. Hopefully that changes one day

I remember watching this game as an 8 year old with my dad. I wasn't that into the game at the time, but I remember when the cowboys won it, my dad was so excited he forgot that it was a school night and I got to stay up till like midnight lol.

The Dallas Cowboys: America's Biggest Disappointment since after Super Bowl 30. September 1996 - Current.

This was the first Super Bowl that I watched back in 1996, and I've watched every Super Bowl since this one.

90's Cowboys. So many offensive weapons. All three phases were outstanding. Nothing lasts forever, except on film.

Troy Aikman was Clutch... Never lost a Super Bowl... One of my all time favorites... Coming From an Eagle's Fan.

I was fortunate to get to watch all 3 SB wins out of 4 years of the awesome Cowboys dynasty. That’s what I will always be thankful for, they always got it done in the SB, never had to see them lose one! This SB win they did get some breaks but going off several highlights that I’ve seen over the years, they had some bad breaks in one of their losses to the Steelers in the 70s, TE dropping a wide open TD catch where the ball hits him in the chest, that would’ve made the difference in them winning the game.

Beautiful moment!! I watched that super bowl all by myself! Great memories! Love my 5x super bowl champions Dallas Cowboys!!

dude that dallas defense was insane. everytime PITS snapped the ball their entire oline was on the ground within seconds

The Cowboys faced a lot of adversity during the 1995 season and struggled at times, but they were able to put it all together at the right time and claim their 5th Super Bowl title.

In the spirit of educating the uninformed, over half (e.g., 27 players) of the 1995 Cowboys roster never played a down for Jimmy Johnson. This included 2 players (e.g., Deion Sanders and Larry Allen) that were the best to ever play their positions. This 3rd Lombardi Trophy in 4 years was a classic case of links in a chain. The Landry Era supplied Johnson with Michael Irvin, Mark Tuinei, Nate Newton, Jim Jeffcoat, Ken Norton, and Bill Bates. Johnson drafted the core of this juggernaut, and Jerry Jones then added Sanders, Allen, Ray Donaldson, Derek Kennard, Scott Case, and Chris Boniol to the mix. What is remarkable about the 1992-1995 Cowboys is that despite changing personnel and 2 head coaches, they were able to field the most DOMINANT dynasty of the Super Bowl Era. In that 4 year period, the Cowboys were 10-1 in the post-season, they won all 10 games by double-digits, and they scored 27 or more points in all 11 playoff contests.

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What happened on that last interception is the receiver was supposed to cut inside as the hot read when the blitz was coming. He didn't read the blitz and ran his regular route. Since these throws are timing routes, there was nothing for O'Donnell to do but throw the ball where the receiver should have been. Brown anticipated the hot read so he was there waiting on the pass when it came.