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Play action. Oh, he's got a wide open. He's got Rock and his mail. He's got it. He'll score and the Cowboys will win.

76 yards.

Ends the game in overtime.

A record for Troy Aikman's

five touchdowns in a single game.

And the Dallas Cowboys have stung

the Redskins 41 to 35 in one for the ages between Dallas and Washington.

Why did I open up the show with the Rocket-ishmile game, you ask? Well, that was the first game

of the Dan Snyder era. September 12th, 1999, Dan had just taken over the franchise

a few months earlier. That was the first time. He sat in his box at FedEx Field as the owner of the

team, a team that he would own for 24 years, a long and painful, 24 years.

That comes to an end this afternoon.

I'm recording this podcast, by the way, before the vote.

We'll have, you know, the vote and all of the follow-up to the vote on tomorrow's show.

But yeah, that Rocket Ishmael game, and everybody who's a hardcore fan knows the Rocket Ishmael game,

that was a bit of a harbinger of things to come.

What a game it was.

I looked up the box score from this game.

We all remember that Washington had a 35 to 14 lead, and Aikman led a comeback.

They scored 21 in the fourth quarter to tie it up.

But that overtime play, by the way,

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