As we continue our review of the best Cowboys players by last name, we hit P through T. And we hit a decision sure to cause ...

Justin Jefferson's one-hander (2023): In the pantheon of ridiculous catches, this might be atop the entire list, and it was ...

Considered one of the best Hail Mary passes in NFL history, Aaron Rogers threw a 66-yard pass to Richard Rogers. ESPN showed a montage of Aaron Rodgers' three career Hail Marys as Packers quarterback.

Drew Pearson was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium on Sunday, August 8, 2021. Pearson was presented by Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach ...

But the "Hail Mary" play as we know it today was put into lexicon on December 28, 1975 at the end of the Dallas Cowboys ' 17-14 divisional playoff win over the Minnesota Vikings.

Minnesota Vikings receiver Ahmad Rashad (28) made a one-handed catch on a Hail Mary pass in a win over the Cleveland Browns in 1980. (Joe Oden/ MediaNews Group / St. Paul Pioneer Press via Getty ...

Jayden Daniels held onto the ball for 12.79 seconds on his game-winning 52-yard Hail Mary touchdown to Noah Brown, the first TD pass with a time to throw over 10 seconds in the Next Gen Stats era ...

Editor's note: This story was originally posted in 2019. The first Hail Mary in pro football was nothing like the choreographed desperation we see today. It was Dec. 28, 1975. The Dallas Cowboys ...

Now it's used for everything." No. 15: Roger Staubach’s Hail Mary TD pass to Drew Pearson (Dec. 28, 1975) @dallascowboys #NFL100 📺: NFL 100 Greatest Plays on @NFLNetwork pic.twitter.com ...

Everyone remembers the original “Hail Mary” when Roger Staubach and Drew Pearson combined to life the Dallas Cowboys over the Minnesota Vikings in a 1975 Divisional Round playoff game.

“Mr. Clutch” Drew Pearson, South River High School Class of 1969, went on to star for the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys and was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in its 2021 induction class.

The Hail Mary play is now in the popular lexicon, thanks to Staubach, Pearson and America’s Team. But the Heisman-winning Staubach actually used the play years before, when he was the ...