Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys are an NFL team a part of the NFC East Division. The team joined the NFL in 1960 as an expansion team. To date, the franchise has made eight Super Bowl appearances, winning five.
Plenty of the NFL’s most notable legends including Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman, and Michael Irvin have suited up for the Cowboys.
- Founded: 1960
- Championships: 5 (1972, 1978, 1993, 1994, 1996)
- Stadium: AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas Team
- Colors: Navy blue, metallic silver, royal blue, white
- Mascot: Rowdy the Cowboy
- Owner: Jerry Jones
- Head coach: Mike McCarthy
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A look at just how bad the NFC East, which has long been one of the best divisions in football, has been during the 2020 NFL season.
Ezekiel Elliott’s repeated fumbles are a worse problem for the Dallas Cowboys than Andy Dalton’s performance at quarterback.
Former Giants running back Rashad Jennings, who has been retired for four years, was attacked on social media for injuring Dak Prescott.
Jerry Jones is a big fan of Conor McGregor, and the Cowboys’ owner and GM wants to host the UFC star’s next fight in Dallas.
When the Dallas Cowboys hit the field for Monday Night Football, Andy Dalton will be under center. Jimmy Johnson, however, doesn’t think that will be an issue.
Dallas Cowboys first-year head coach Mike McCarthy has been through a whole lot worse than his team’s poor start to the season.
Emmitt Smith once said that his first game against the Dallas Cowboys as a member of the Arizona Cardinals was the day his “soul for the game left.”
Dak Prescott is a better quarterback than Andy Dalton ever was, but the Red Rifle is still $50 million richer in terms of career earnings.
Andy Dalton, who has replaced the injured Dak Prescott at quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, was instrumental in the Buffalo Bills making the playoffs in 2017.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray comes into his first matchup with the Dallas Cowboys with a perfect 6-0 record at AT&T Stadium.
