Top 50 Most Electrifying plays from the 'Cowboys Triplets'

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[Terror]

Michael Irvin was such a beast.

Not the biggest or fastest but plays with a ton of intensity/passion and wasn’t afraid to go over the middle for a tough catch.

[SavageDrive]

44 yrs old I remember these days like yesterday and realize it’ll never be this glorious again for my boys so I always rewatch the old highlights

[elnachismo]

All the people that always bring up how great his line was never mention how many tackles he broke.

[johngoldsmith]

In the year of covid, I went through YouTube and watched every Dallas game I could find from '89-'94, was pleasantly surprised to find about 90% of them. Watched them in order.

I gained a new appreciation for Emmitt Smith. He didn't get there until '90, and it took a couple of games for him to find his stride. He understood what the defense was trying to do, and knew how to counter what they were trying to do. He had an elite QB's knowledge of dissecting defense. Say what you will about who blocked for him, but Emmitt compared to any other RB's Dallas had, including Herschel in '89, Emmitt was miles ahead.

[MrTitanSword]

Alvin Harper is really forgotten by history: damn what a player!

[checkmateforever]

This video truly reminds me how dominant that OL was back then. The best OL ever.

[lilsnuff]

Troy aikman played textbook football, his footwork is crazy!

[garrison]

I'll never see talent like that ever again. They were awesome.

[toualee]

Harper was so underrated on those teams.

[mossnation]

Lmao Troy was really out there doing 10 step drop backs with a quickness release.

[Bradford]

They helped me get through my high school years. Every weekend it was fun to watch them making plays! Those teams were amazing. They made pro players look average.

[jefferyrobertson]

The triplets Troy Aikman quarterback Emmitt Smith running back and Michael Irvin wide receiver from the early 90s Dynasty Dallas Cowboys 🏈

[bubbaj]

60 year ole man. Seen every Dallas Super Bowl. May not see another but damn, that 90’s team was Dominant. If only Jerry and Jimmy could’ve worked together better during the winning.

[PJSpeak]

Those were some good days of being a cowboy fan.

[johnjohn]

Alvin harper doesn't get the credit he deserves. He was one of the best at those high balls.

[georgemichael]

Back when everyone on the team was a star and a household name from Troy, Emmitt, Michael, Alvin, Jay, to Mark Stepnowski and big ol’ Nate Newton as John Madden would always say.

[elliswoods]

This shows how far away we really are from having a true championship contending team.

[gilberttilbert]

Are we not gonna talk about those plays from Harper

[dominiquejones]

9:30 is still 1 of the sickest catches ever

[sports]

I bet you all that Stephen A. would not wanna revisit these highlights of Cowboys past because of fear that they would win a Super Bowl this year 😂