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Dallas Cowboy History

The Dallas Cowboys franchise is the most successful in the history of the National Football League. In their 40 years of existence, the Cowboys have 27 winning seasons (and 2 500 seasons), made the playoffs 26 times, won 18 division championships, and participated in eight of the 34 Super Bowls, winning 5 of them. Between 1966 and 1985, the Cowboys had 20 consecutive winning seasons. In the Super Bowl years (since 1966), the Dallas Cowboys have the best record of any football team as shown in the Summary of Franchise Records.

Simply put, the road to the Super Bowl leads through Dallas. Some love the Cowboys, others don't. One thing is for sure--everyone has an opinion about the Cowboys. The Cowboys have the nickname "America's Team." Every year another team reaches up and tries to claim this nickname. The Green Bay Packers are the latest, claiming they had the name first. Well, give Green Bay that nickname. Looking at the record of the Cowboys, perhaps Dallas should have Green Bay's other nickname, TITLETOWN.

The Cowboys Past Seasons

This section contains a year by year summary of the Cowboys. Each year has a synopsis and lists the noteworthy events throughout the year. Every game the Cowboys have played (preseason, regular season, and playoffs) is there with the result. Additionally, the NFL standings for that year are attached to see how the Cowboys stacked up against the rest of the league.

Cowboys vs. NFL

Game by game result of every game the Cowboys played in the regular season and the playoffs. Additionally, I have a Summary page showing the record of Cowboys versus each of the teams broken down into preseason, regular season, or playoffs. Either will allow you to link to the individual teams.

Dallas Cowboys History

The Cowboys
The Head Coaches
The Assistant Coaches
The Players
The Draft
Team Information
The Best of the Best
Cowboys in the Hall of Fame
Cowboys in the Ring of Honor
All-Time Cowboy Team
Cowboys in Pro Bowl and All-Pro Teams

Cowboys on NFL Career Top 10 List
Cowboys holding All-Time NFL Records
Cowboy Career Leaders
Cowboy Team Records
Cowboy Individual Records
Yearly Cowboys Leaders
Team Offensive Statistics
Team Defensive Statistics
Rushing
Receiving
Quarterback
Kicking



Tony Dorsett (RB)
       1977-89
Mel Renfro (DB)
       1964-77
Tom Landry - Coach
       1960-88
Randy White (DT)
       1975-88
Bob Lilly (DT)
       1961-74
Roger Staubach (QB)
       1969-79
Tex Schramm (GM)       1960-89
Rayfield Wright (OT)        1967-79
Troy Aikman (QB)
       1989-2000

Michael Irvin (WR)
       1988-1999


Roger Staubach (QB)
       1969-76
Don Meredith (QB)
       1960-68
Mel Renfro (DB)
       1964-77
Randy White (DT)
       1975-88
Don Perkins (RB)
       1964-68
Bob Lilly (DT)
       1961-74
Tom Landry - Coach
       1960-88
Tony Dorsett (RB)
       1977-89
Lee Roy Jordan (LB)
       1963-76
Chuck Howley (LB)
       1961-73
"Bullet" Bob Hayes (WR)
       1965-74
Tex Schramm (GM)
       1959-89
Troy Aikman (QB)
       1989-00
Michel Irvin (WR)
       1988-99
Emmitt Smith (RB)
       1990-02
Rayfield Wright (OT)        1967-1979
Clif Harris (S)
       1970-79