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About Dallas Cowboys vs. Seattle Seahawks
Its East meets West with the and the Seattle Seahawks. Both teams are members of the National Football Conference but belong to different divisions. The Dallas Cowboys play for the East Division of the NFC which they’ve won nineteen times since 1970. The Seattle Seahawks, on the other hand, belong to the West Division of the NFC which they’ve dominated eight times since their move from AFC West in 2002.
The Cowboys and the Seahawks may belong to different divisions, but these conference rivals have played some memorable games. Here are a couple of memorable games the Dallas Cowboys and the Seattle Seahawks have played.
Memorable Games – Cowboys and the Seahawks
Hold the Ball –It was Jan 6, 2007, and the Cowboys and the Seahawks were battling it out for the 2006 NFC Wild Card game. With more than sixty thousand fans in attendance at the Qwest Field in Seattle Washington, the Cowboys entered the fourth quarter leading 17-13. With a safety and touchdown the Seahawks sneaked past the Cowboys 21-20. Inside the final two minutes, with the Cowboys driving, Martin Gramatica came in for a tap in field goal. What seemed like a simple snap, hold and kick turned out to be a disaster. Tony Romo, the Cowboys quarterback, was unable to cleanly hold the ball for Gramatica and instead tried to run for the first down only to be tackled by Seahawks safety Jordan Babineaux at the two yard line. As a result, the Seahawks were successfully able to run out the clock and move to the Divisional playoffs.
The Original ‘Hail Mary’ – It was a 1975 NFL playoff game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Minnesota Vikings when Roger Staubach threw a long lofty pass to the left field. The only difference was that Staubach had no particular receiver in mind. It was an ‘up for grabs’ pass for any receiver in the vicinity. This was a desperate attempt by the Cowboys as they were behind the Vikings with little time left on the clock. As Staubach threw the pass, it somehow miraculously found wide receiver Drew Pearson who caught the ball and reached the end zone for a game winning touchdown. When asked what he was thinking when he threw the pass, the Roman Catholic Staubach famously said "I closed my eyes and said a Hail Mary."
Cowboys against the Seahawks – Head to Head
The Dallas Cowboys have gone up against the Seattle Seahawks on a number of occasions. This is how they’ve fared against their Seattle rivals.
| Games Played | Wins | Losses | Tied Games | Win %age | Points Scored | Points Allowed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | 10 | 6 | 0 | 0.625 | 399 | 283 |
The Cowboys and the Seahawks have met only once in the playoffs in the 2006 NFC Wild Card Game. The Seahawks won that game 21-20.
The Legends behind the Cowboys and the Seahawks
Both the Cowboys and the Seahawks have housed some of the greatest athletes American football has ever seen.
The list for the Dallas Cowboys starts with Quarterback Roger Staubach. He was responsible for bringing in five NFC and two Super Bowl Championships. Roger the Dodger was also a six time Pro Bowl pick and MVP for Super Bowl VI. Next up on the list is Bobby Lilly. The most decorated Cowboy of all time and one of the best defensive tackles the game has ever seen. Tony Romo is another Cowboy who has helped put Dallas on the map since the early 2000’s.
As for the Seattle Seahawks, the greatest list starts with Steve Largent. With a hundred touchdowns and 819 receptions for 13,089 yards, Largent was fast and on point with his catching throughout his fourteen years with the Seahawks. Walter Jones is another Seahawk who served the franchise well. He was integral to the Seahawk’s 2005 Super Bowl appearance. And to close out the list it’s Richard Sherman. Brash and talented, this cornerback can back up the hype with two Super Bowl appearances and one win in Super Bowl XLVIII.
Watch the Seahawks take on the Cowboys
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