You vote for the most memorable moment each week and the winning moment advances to the next round. The final winner will be announced at the regular season home finale.
While Jason Garrett was a backup quarterback for the majority of his career, his most memorable moment of his career occurred in a 1994 Thanksgiving classic, when he ignited a second-half rally past the Packers at Texas Stadium. Trailing 17-6 at halftime, Garrett threw two second-half scores and passed for a total of 311 yards and led the Cowboys to 36 points in the final two quarters. Garrett out-dueled Packers quarterback Brett Favre, who threw four touchdowns to Sterling Sharpe.
It was supposed to be a night to celebrate arguably the greatest trio of Cowboys in club history. And in the process, beat up on the rival Redskins on Monday Night Football. And for nearly three full hours, that was the case, as the Cowboys not only inducted Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith into the Ring of Honor at Texas Stadium, but a commanding 13-0 lead with less than five minutes to play. Then the Redskins lowered the boom, with a pair of Santana Moss touchdown catches, including a 70-yarder in the final two minutes to stun the home crowd and deliver Washington's first win in Texas Stadium.
