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The
Dallas Cowboys are arguably the most popular team in the NFL and widely
known as America's team. The Cowboys are known for there cheerleaders
and winning ways. The Cowboys where the team of the 90's winning 3
Super Bowls behind Troy Aikman, Micheal Irvin, Emmit Smith, and company.
The Dallas Cowboys have appeared in 8 Super Bowls in all winning 5
of them, the most recent being January 28, 1996 against the Pittsburgh
Steelers.
The 2008 Dallas Cowboys are a team that is picked by most to goto
the Super Bowl in Tampa Bay this year. The accilies heal to the Cowboys
maybe theirselves with some noticeable character issues. Players such
as Tank Johnson, Pacman (Adam) Jones, and Terrel Owens to name a few
make some football fans have there doubts. None the less you can not
argue the talent on this team which lead the NFL with 13 pro bowlers
in 2007.
2008 NFL Draft:
- 1 (22) Felix
Jones RB Arkansas
- 1 (25) Mike Jenkins
CB South Florida
- 2 (61) Martellus
Bennett TE Texas A&M
- 4 (122) Tashard Choice
RB Georgia Tech
- 5 (143) Orlando Scandrick
CB Boise State
- 6 (167) Erik Walden
DE Middle Tennessee State
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Dallas
Cowboys - Team History
Dallas Cowboys, professional football team and one of five teams in
the Eastern Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) of
the National Football League (NFL). The Cowboys play at Texas Stadium
in Irving, Texas, and wear uniforms of blue, silver, and white. The
team takes its name from the state’s cattle ranching history,
and the star on the players’ helmets is emblematic of Texas’s
nickname, the Lone Star State.
Tom Landry Dressed
in a jacket, tie, and trademark hat, coach Tom Landry was a familiar
sight on the Dallas Cowboys sideline from 1960 to 1988. During his
29-year career the Hall of Fame strategist guided the Cowboys to
five Super Bowl appearances and compiled 270 career wins.SportsChrome-USA
Dallas is one
of the most successful franchises in NFL history, having appeared
in eight Super Bowls—more than any other team. The Cowboys
won five of these games, a record matched only by the San Francisco
49ers. Tom Landry, one of the most successful coaches in professional
football history, led the club to two Super Bowl victories during
the 1970s, with teams starring safety Mel Renfro and quarterback
Roger Staubach. Under head coaches Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer,
the team won three Super Bowls during the 1990s, with lineups featuring
quarterback Troy Aikman and running back Emmitt Smith.
The Cowboys
joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1960. During its first season,
the team failed to win a single game. In 1965, under Landry, the
Cowboys earned their first of nine consecutive trips to the playoffs.
Quarterback Don Meredith, receiver Bob Hayes, and running back Dan
Reeves propelled Dallas to consecutive NFL Championship Games in
1966 and 1967. Both years, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Cowboys
and went on to win the Super Bowl. (Before 1971, the NFL and American
Football League champions met in the Super Bowl after their respective
league championships.)
Dallas reached
Super Bowl V in 1971 after defeating the Houston Oilers (now Tennessee
Titans) and the Detroit Lions in the playoffs. The NFL crown evaded
the Cowboys, however, as they lost the game on a last-minute field
goal by the Baltimore Colts (now Indianapolis Colts). The next year
Roger Staubach took over as quarterback and led the league in passing;
he was named the 1972 NFC player of the year. The Dallas defensive
lineup that year was called the Doomsday Defense because of the
way it overwhelmed Dallas’s opponents. Outstanding players
included linebackers Chuck Howley and Lee Roy Jordan, end Bob Lilly,
and safety Mel Renfro. The franchise won its first Super Bowl that
year, besting the Miami Dolphins 24-3.
Under Landry
the Cowboys became the NFC’s most consistent team of the 1970s
and early 1980s. Landry’s highly sophisticated game plans
produced one of the NFC’s most potent offenses, and the team
made three more trips to the NFL title game. The Cowboys lost to
the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1976, defeated the Denver Broncos in
1978, and lost to the Steelers in 1979 in one of the most thrilling
Super Bowls ever played. Pittsburgh’s quarterback Terry Bradshaw
had passed for four touchdowns and the Steelers led the game 35-17
with 6 minutes 51 seconds left to play. But Staubach then passed
for a quick touchdown, and the Cowboys recovered an onside kick
that led to another Dallas score. A second onside kick attempt failed,
however, and Pittsburgh won the game, 35-31.
Dallas’s
many standouts during this period included several future Hall of
Fame members, including running back Tony Dorsett and wide receivers
Tony Hill and Drew Pearson. On defense, end Ed “Too Tall”
Jones and tackle Randy White, also a future Hall of Famer, were
two of the era’s most feared pass-rushers.
Dallas entered
a rebuilding phase in the late 1980s, and after three consecutive
losing seasons, Landry retired in 1989. During his career at Dallas,
Landry made 19 postseason appearances in 29 seasons. With 270 career
wins he ranks behind only Don Shula (347) and George Halas (324)
on the NFL career list.
Landry’s
replacement was former University of Miami head coach Jimmy Johnson.
After two losing seasons he guided Dallas back to the postseason
in 1991. Johnson earned coach of the year honors in 1990 for his
rebuilding success. His Dallas teams featured quarterback Troy Aikman,
wide receiver Michael Irvin, tight end Jay Novacek, and running
back Emmitt Smith. In 1993 Smith became only the fourth player to
win three consecutive NFL rushing titles, joining Jim Brown, Earl
Campbell, and Steve Van Buren. Dallas captured back-to-back Super
Bowls in 1993 and 1994, routing the Buffalo Bills in both games.
After a disagreement
with team owner Jerry Jones, Johnson left the Cowboys. Former University
of Oklahoma head coach Barry Switzer then headed the team from 1994
to 1997. Switzer guided the franchise to a fifth Super Bowl success
with a victory over the Steelers in 1996, and the Cowboys became
the first team to win three Super Bowls in four seasons. However,
in the late 1990s the Cowboys struggled and had little postseason
success.
1971 V Lost
to Baltimore Colts, 16-13
1972 VI Defeated Miami Dolphins, 24-3
1976 X Lost to Pittsburgh Steelers, 21-17
1978 XII Defeated Denver Broncos, 27-10
1979 XIII Lost to Pittsburgh Steelers, 35-31
1993 XXVII Defeated Buffalo Bills, 52-17
1994 XXVIII Defeated Buffalo Bills, 30-13
1996 XXX Defeated Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-17
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Cowboys may used Barber and Jones in same backfield (Yahoo! Sports)The Dallas Cowboys are experimenting with the idea of playing Marion Barber and Felix Jones in the same...
Wash. state Ryan Leaf case dismissed (AP)<p><a href="http://us.rd.yahoo.com/sports/rss/nfl/SIG=12b55ghk3/*http%3A//sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-leafarrested&prov=ap&type=lgns"><img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20090618/thumb.57bbf0eb50c247f68d85ed6d08640c98.leaf_arrested_ny108.jpg" width="101" height="129" alt="FILE - In this Nov. 19, 2000 file photo, San Diego Chargers quarterback Ryan Leaf rolls out of the pocket as he looks for a receiver in the first quarter against the Denver Broncos in Denver. Leaf posted a $45,000 bond Wednesday June 17, 2009 in Washington for drug and burglary charges out of Texas after being arrested by customs agents as he returned to the United States from Canada." align="left" border="0"></a></p><p>A lawyer for Ryan Leaf says a fugitive action filed against the former NFL quarterback in Washington state has been dismissed. The Whatcom County prosecutor had filed an interstate fugitive case against Leaf after he was arrested by federal Customs agents as he crossed the border from Canada in mid-June on his way to face drug and burglary charges in Texas.</p><br clear="all" />
Cowboys Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)<p><p>The Cowboys went into OTAs and minicamps looking develop an identity on offense.</p>
<p>The departure of Terrell Owens means the Cowboys will not have the same wide-open offense they did in the past. His replacement as the lead receiver, Roy Williams, is more a mid-range threat than a downfield target.</p>
<p>Also the Cowboys plan to concentrate more on two-tight end sets with Jason Witten and Martellus Bennett. The biggest weapons are in the backfield with running backs Marion Barber, Felix Jones and Tashard Choice.</p>
<p>Look for the Cowboys to be more ground-oriented. They have sets where they will feature Barber and Jones in the backfield together, and clearly are focused on finding ways to get the speedy Jones the ball in the open field.</p> <p>They also are experimenting with...
NFP: Five defenders who may surprise (Yahoo! Sports)New Jets safety Jim Leonhard is among the defenders projected to raise his profile this upcoming season.
NFL players among sports' leaders on Twitter (Yahoo! Sports)Players are using the site to send unfiltered messages, a trend that could force the league to react.
NFL players put the heavy in metal (AP)Marc Colombo lowers his bald head and leans his sweaty, 6-foot-8, 318-pound frame toward the microphone, growling to the crowd that the next song will "rip your face off." The sometimes scary stage presence of the heavily tattooed guitarist and singer, who is one of three Dallas Cowboys offensive linemen in the heavy metal band Free Reign, is a thing of beauty for the head of the...
Owens says he was 'scapegoat' in Dallas (Yahoo! Sports)Terrell Owens said he was the ''scapegoat'' for Tony Romo's in ability to assume a...
Fee for tours at new $1.15 billion Cowboys Stadium (AP)Fans concerned about affording to see a game or a show at the new $1.15 billion Cowboys Stadium in Arlington can still check out the place. For a fee. Tours began Friday at the retractable-roof venue of the Dallas Cowboys, the same day as thousands of hopefuls for the Fox TV show "American Idol" showed up for auditions.
3 Dallas Cowboys sign heavy metal record deal (AP)NFL offensive linemen bang heads all the time. A trio of Dallas Cowboys linemen are now professional head-bangers, too. Leonard Davis, Marc Colombo and Cory Procter have signed a recording contract as part of a heavy metal band called Free Reign. Their debut album for Australia's Riot Entertainment will be released this fall.
The giant TV in the new Cowboys Stadium was made for Xbox 360 (Yahoo! Sports)It's not at all surprising that someone did it. I'm just surprised that Martellus Bennett wasn't the...
Cowboys face bittersweet start in $1.1B palace (Yahoo! Sports)"America's Team" finds a sense of unity after a tragic practice facility collapse badly injured a team official.
Cowboys will only go as far as Romo takes them (Yahoo! Sports)The Dallas Cowboys will only go as far as quarterback Tony Romo leads them. While hardly a revelation for fans,...
Real reason behind T.O.'s exit from Dallas (Yahoo! Sports)Tony Romo figured heavily in Terrell Owens' exit from Dallas – just not in the ways you'd think.
Jerry Jones said Owens had to go for others to excel (Yahoo! Sports)Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Terrell Owens was not going to be a dominant part of the team's...
DeMarcus Ware will be on the move for Cowboys (Yahoo! Sports)The Dallas Cowboys plan on moving DeMarcus Ware around more than in previous seasons, according to the Dallas...
Did Garrett tell Romo he needs to slim down? (Yahoo! Sports)Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo denied a published report earlier this week that he was called into a...
Romo's aim: Better shape, smarter, more leadership (AP)<p><a href="http://us.rd.yahoo.com/sports/rss/nfl/SIG=12bersjbc/*http%3A//sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-cowboys-romo&prov=ap&type=lgns"><img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20090617/thumb.06d7ce0fd3b74fe3bfac38d7dad00163.cowboys_romo_football_txtg107.jpg" width="102" height="129" alt="Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo(notes) (9) prepares to throw a pass as running back Marion Barber(notes) (24) runs a route during a practice session at NFL football minicamp in Carrollton, Texas, Wednesday, June 17, 2009. Jerry Jones says his goal this offseason was to make the Cowboys more "Romo-friendly." Romo has been doing his share, too. When not gallivanting with girlfriend Jessica Simpson, Romo says he's become more focused on protecting the ball and being a better leader." align="left" border="0"></a></p><p>Jerry Jones' stated goal this offseason was to make the Dallas Cowboys more "Romo-friendly," a phrase that requires little reading into. Certainly not for Tony Romo. Romo recognizes the Cowboys are his team now, more than ever before. And, more than ever, he's acting like it. Romo is taking a new approach to conditioning in hopes of being in as good shape in December as he is in...</p><br clear="all" />
You will find no finer tour guide than Martellus Bennett (Yahoo! Sports)Cowboys tight end and blogging / twittering legend Martellus Bennett has apparently taken ownership of the...
Cowboys being cautious with Hurd, Austin (Yahoo! Sports)With Terrell Owens gone, wide receivers Miles Austin and Sam Hurd were supposed to take bigger roles in the...
Romo-to-Roy still work in progress for Cowboys (AP)<p><a href="http://us.rd.yahoo.com/sports/rss/nfl/SIG=12ikcs0o4/*http%3A//sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-cowboys-roywilliams&prov=ap&type=lgns"><img src="http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20090616/thumb.122d959bee0f4c20b365340e6c50547f.cowboys_roy_williams_football_txtg101.jpg" width="98" height="129" alt="Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams (4) and quarterback Tony Romo(notes) (9) talk during drills at the teams minicamp in Carrollton, Texas, Tuesday, June 16, 2009." align="left" border="0"></a></p><p>Roy Williams figures it is pointless to watch film from his 10 games with the Dallas Cowboys last season. There is nothing the receiver really wants to see. "Maybe if I watch T.O. or something," Williams said. "But I'm not going to watch myself block all day long. ... I didn't get many opportunities to catch a ball, which was tough on me because I know what kind of player I...</p><br clear="all" />
Cowboys' Romo: 'Highlight reels don't win championships' (Yahoo! Sports)According to the Dallas Morning News, Tony Romo's off-season preparation has gone to a new level.
Cowboys LB Ware not distracted by pending payday (AP)DeMarcus Ware was almost to the bus and out of the heat when one of the Dallas Cowboys equipment guys stopped him to retrieve his No. 94 jersey. "Oh, this is where I want to be, America's Team, nowhere else," Ware said Monday, while stripping off the sweat-soaked jersey after the first practice of the team's minicamp.
Behm attends start of Cowboys minicamp (AP)The Dallas Cowboys scouting assistant paralyzed when the team's practice facility collapsed last month attended the start of minicamp. Rich Behm, paralyzed from the waist down in the May 2 accident, sat in the pressbox Monday to watch the first practice session of the Cowboys' only mandatory minicamp.
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