Top 10 most memorable Dallas Cowboys games of the decade
By Jack Baker
7. Broncos vs. Cowboys – Week 5, 2013
The Cowboys took host to a 4-0 Broncos team led by future Hall of fame quarterback Peyton Manning. The Cowboys quickly jumped out to a 14-0 lead but was quickly answered by a Broncos touchdown. After multiple lead changes, and a whole lot of touchdowns the Cowboys found themselves up 48-41 with four minutes remaining in the game.
After another Broncos touchdown to tie the game at 48 apiece, the Cowboys were getting the ball back with 2 minutes left in the game to try a pull off the upset. On the second play of the drive, Tony Romo threw an interception to linebacker Danny Trevathan. The Broncos would eventually kick a field goal as time expired to win 51-48.
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6. Cowboys @ Seahawks – Week 6, 2014
The 2014 Cowboys came out a shocked then NFL with a hot start. The 4-1 Dallas Cowboys had a huge task ahead of them in Week 6, taking on the defending champions in Seattle.
The Cowboys found themselves in deep trouble when Seattle returned a blocked punt for a touchdown midway through the first quarter to extend their lead to 10-0. After that, it was all Cowboys for the rest of the first half. The Romo led offense scored 17 unanswered to take a 17-10 lead into the half.
After a couple of second-half Cowboys turnovers, the Cowboys found themselves trailing 20-17 with under five minutes to play. Facing a 3rd and 20, Tony Romo found wideout Terrance Williams for an unbelievable catch on the sidelines for a gain of 21 to keep the chains moving (Cowboys catch of the decade?). After the catch, running back DeMarco Murray gashed the Seattle’s defense for multiple big runs, and eventually the game-winning touchdown.