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1992 NFL

1992 Dallas Cowboys: The Start Of A Dynasty

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The 1992 Dallas Cowboys entered the season primed to make a run at the Super Bowl. Jimmy Johnson had been brought to Big D in the spring of 1988 awash in controversy. Arkansas oil man Jerry Jones had bought the team and made the firing of NFL legend Tom Landry, coming off a 3-13 season, his first priority. The first year was awful at 1-15, but the Cowboys pulled the trigger on a trade that would speed the rebuilding.

The Game-By-Game Narrative Of The 1992 Washington Redskins

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The Washington Redskins scaled the heights of the NFL with their Super Bowl championship of 1991, a team that was one the great champions in modern league history. The attempt at a sequel in 1992 didn’t work out. The season was marred by problems from the moment training camp started. And even though the Redskins made the playoffs again, the end of the season was marred by the surprise departure of the cast’s star member.