ESPN SportsCentury: Tom Landry (2004)

[@dalan6435]

I'm 55 years old and got a chance to go to those games in the late 70s and 80s. That whole team looked like super heroes in the eyes of a kid. I'll forever cherish those moments. Feel lucky to have experienced it.

[@clifftanton8385]

Simply the best

[@rog9601]

Good timing Cliff in reference to Tina Turner's song !

[@clifftanton8385]

Thanks for your respect big fan of hers interesting always thought of her as a straight forward very powerful performer in a true rock nroll blues soul perspective true legend and Icon will be sorely missed but always appreciated

[@borsch1115]

I miss those days of the 70s and 80s growing up and watching Tom Landry and the Cowboys.

[@clifftanton8385]

Myself also you touch my 💓 The greatest Football coach who has ever lived in my humble opinion revolutionized offense shotgun offense plus Flex Defense brilliant

[@chrisanderson7984]

My father LOVED coach Landry

[@aarondigby5054]

One of the most innovative and creative coaches of his time and was a Paul Brown assistant

[@williamstocker584]

Back when espn and sportscenter was great to watch

[@PaulRobert474]

Coach Landry showed up at Thomas Henderson's 10 year sober celebration without telling anyone...All Class

[@clifftanton8385]

Touches my heart the epitome of greatness

[@clifftanton8385]

20 years 20 playoff appearances 5 Superbowls enough said

[@gilbertescobedo9712]

Tom Landry was one of a kind Man. Humble, even in loosing games. RIP.

[@topJimmyP1984]

He was a great coach, and man.

[@clifftanton8385]

The Man the Myth The legend

[@dthom212]

A true Legend

[@DoubleStar92]

Thanks man! That was enjoyable and not sure if I ever did see their Landry piece.

[@rog9601]

Yes, its a good show, with quite a few various people and their comments

[@DoubleStar92]

@@rog9601 Ron Fellows and Gordon Banks interviews which you just not going to see random guys like them.

[@dollysmith2596]

This is one reason the Cowboys are hated but respected . Thank you Jesus . Tell the true ✍🏽✍🏽🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thank you for Coaching-my Dallas Cowboys

[@dollysmith2596]

No body can wear that 🧢like Coach Lanry

[@dollysmith2596]

Man it was great he’s a legend I love you you made my Dallas Cowboys they were really loving

[@clifftanton8385]

Revolutionized the game Shot gun offense Flex Defense are you kidding me the man did everything

[@matthewmensah481]

That was 20 years ago 2004-2024

[@patrickgray5633]

Keep the old episodes coming please thanks!!!!

[@dollysmith2596]

He was a Great Coach ❤️❤️❤️🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🔥🔥🔥

[@anthonyrenaud5783]

Tom Landry….The Legend. RIP

[@clifftanton8385]

In my personal opinion the greatest Football coach ever when he went into the Hall of Fame no waiting period

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Thanks For Uploading ☺🏈I Like Tom Landry And Jimmy Johnson Greatest Head Coach Of Dallas Cowboys

[@kevinwalker9924]

Jimmy Johnson made a great trade but Landry was working on rebuilding the team too. He drafted Irvin, Norton, Tuinei, Nate Newton, Tolbert, Gogan, Chad Hennings, And was going to draft Aikman.

[@1966425]

Yep, a lot of people don't know this and have always credited Johnson with bringing these guys in.

[@RAJohns]

He didn’t draft Tony Tolbert. I think you meant Jim Jeffcoat. And don’t forget about Herschel who they traded which later draft pick was Emmitt.

[@georgehakimian5949]

Landry drafted Herschel Walker even though Walker was tied up for about 5 yrs. with the NJ Generals. Without the Walker trade with the Vikings, they may not have had a player that would have commanded the return the Cowboys received.

[@clifftanton8385]

The greatest coach in NFL His Tory revoultionized the game

[@onegenius6390]

THE BEST COACH EVER! HE CAME UP WITH SO MANY GREAT IDEAS. SHOT GUN, 3 defs, half back pass,o-line shift. HE WAS HC, OF COR, DEF COR. HE BUILDED THE BOYS FROM THE GROUND UP. HE WAS AN GENIUS & A GREAT MAN. AFTER HE GOT FIRED, HE WHEN TO PRISONS TO TELL THEM ABOUT CHRIST!

[@ArturoRodriguez-xh3vk]

True Rio Grande Valley gentleman.

[@olivernorth1993]

The only coach I ever recognized as head of the Dallas Cowboys. When Jerry dismissed Tom in an ignorant, disrespectful manner, I still loved the team and continued to be a fan. That moment of his demolishing called a firing set the tone for Jones' impulsive behavior running this franchise. Despite the 3 Superbowls, look at his handling of hiring coaches, drafting players, trading in free agency, what has it amounted to? Inconsistency as Jerry is consistent at being inconsistent. No shade just my observation as a loyal fan!

[@bruceneuman9590]

Stopped following the cowboys after the disgrace of how Jones handled the deportation of laundry and tex schramm

[@ginadrew153]

Greatest coach that ever existed

[@MrNaturalSez]

Hank Hill with one Tom Landry plate in his den and another one in his garage.

[@YoungChuy2398]

Back when ESPN actually covered sports now it’s just social media personalities pretending to be sports analysts 😂😂😂

[@clifftanton8385]

Nobody's better

[@williamstalvey6920]

Always enjoyed watching Coach Landry.....epitome of a fine Christian

[@aarondigby5054]

The Cowboys lost three straight NFC championship games, Rams, Eagles, 49ers

[@rog9601]

Yes, and that was ugly. Actually that was the Eagles (Jan. 1981), Niners (Jan. 1982) and Redskins (Jan. 1983)

[@minkymott]

Hollywood Henderson ended up winning the 23 million dollar lottery....hahaha.

[@kevinwalker9924]

The ultimate self possessed man who was completely aware of who he was and who everyone else is.

[@clifftanton8385]

Yes you are correct he knew what he had to do and he took charge even in what could be considered miniscule details but they were not Brilliant Coach and Tactician

[@aarondigby5054]

​@@clifftanton8385his last year in Dallas he couldn't remember the players' names, he was getting old and it was showing

[@nordythenorthman]

He would not have made it as a coach in this modern era. A lot of coaches during that time would not have made it in this modern era.

[@rog9601]

And why do you think so Eric?

[@nordythenorthman]

@@rog9601 He would lose the locker room pretty quick. He would have a hard time getting through to millennials.

[@fredwright5954]

thanx for the ignrant take

[@aarondigby5054]

​@@fredwright5954IKR, if the millennial players want to make that money they'd listen to an experienced playoff winning coach like Landry