2023 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON

Opponent
TV
Date
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARSKTVT/CBS11
Sat., Aug. 12
Sat., Aug. 19@ Seattle Seahawks
KTVT/CBS11
Sat. Aug. 26
LAS VEGAS RAIDERSKTVT/CBS11		
Date
OpponentTV@ New York GiantsNBC
Sun., Sept. 10
Sun., Sept. 17
NEW YORK JETS
CBS
Sun., Sept. 24@ Arizona Cardinals
FOXSun., Oct. 1
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
FOX
Sun., Oct. 8@ San Francisco 49ers
NBC*
Mon., Oct. 16@ Los Angeles Chargers
ESPN
Sun., Oct. 22
BYE
LOS ANGELES RAMS
Sun., Oct. 29
FOXSun., Nov. 5@ Philadelphia Eagles
FOXSun., Nov. 12
NEW YORK GIANTS
FOX
Sun., Nov. 19@ Carolina Panthers
FOX
Thurs., Nov. 23
WASHINGTON COMMANDERS CBS
Thurs., Dec. 30
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Prime Video
Sun., Dec. 10
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
NBC*
Sun., Dec. 17@ Buffalo Bills
FOX
Sun., Dec. 24@ Miami Dolphins
FOX
DETROIT LIONS
ESPNSat., Dec. 30
Jan. 6/7@ Washington Commanders
TBD

Kickoff
4:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Kickoff
7:20 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
7:20 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
Noon
3:25 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
Noon
3:30 p.m.
7:20 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
3:25 p.m.
7:15 p.m.
TBD

Home Games in BOLD
Game times and television broadcasts are subject to change* Select Prime Time games subject to change, Week 18 game TBD

Wild Card Weekend		 January 13-15, 2024
Divisional Playoffs			 January 20-21, 2024
Conference Championships		
January 28, 2024
Pro Bowl Game Location TBD		
February 4, 2023
Super Bowl LVIII Las Vegas, Nev.		
February 11, 2024

COWBOYS TICKET OFFICE
AT&T Stadium
1 AT&T Way
Arlington, Texas 76011
Ticket Office 817/892-5000

Helmet/Blue Jersey
Silver (PMS 8240)
Blue (PMS 282)
White Jersey
Royal Blue (PMS 661)
Silver-Green (PMS 8280)

OXNARD, CALIFORNIA
July 26-August 18
Marriott Residence Inn, Oxnard River Ridge
2101 Vineyard Ave.
Oxnard, CA 93036
805/278-2200

PHONE NUMBERS:
Public Relations

972/497-4959

SIDELINES

Photos: Marco Garcia\Associated Press, Getty Images,
Kelly Alexander, Logan Bowles, Doug Eaton, Ted Gangi,
Richie Humphries, Jeremiah Jhass, Layne Murdoch, JamesD. Smith, Paul Spinelli, Corey Wernecke, Callena Williams,
Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets, Kansas State, Michigan, North Carolina, San Jose State, South Carolina,
Southern Mississippi, Texas and collegepressbox.com.

HISTORY

FRISCO, TEXAS
August 22 - August 23
Ford Center at The StarOne Cowboys Way
Frisco, TX 75034
972/497-4900

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2023 TRAINING CAMP

RECORDSHOME FIELD
AT&T Stadium (Capacity up to 100,000)

2022 SEASON

Tickets:
Dallas Cowboys tickets can be purchased byvisiting www.dallascowboys.com/tickets

PLAYERS

OFFICE ADDRESSThe Dallas Cowboys World
Corporate Headquarters at The Star in Frisco
1 Cowboys Way,
Suite 100
Frisco, TX 75034
Executive Office 972/497-4900
Fax 972/497-4304
Public Relations Department 972/497-4959

Staff Directory............................................... 2
EXECUTIVE
Jones, Jerry................................................... 8
Jones, Stephen............................................ 16
Jones, Charlotte........................................... 18
Jones Jr., Jerry............................................ 19
STAFF
McCarthy, Mike............................................ 22
Coaching Staff............................................. 24
Football Operations/Administration................ 45
Player Personnel.......................................... 48
Football Staff............................................... 56
PLAYERS
Biographies, Veterans................................. 62
Biographies, 2023 Draft Picks.................. 168
Biographies, Rookies and First-Year Players.... 175
Rosters2023 Rookies and First-Year Free Agents..... 188
2023 Veterans......................................... 189
All-Time, Coaches..................................... 190
All-Time, Alphabetical................................ 192
All-Time, Numerical................................... 200
All-Time Honors.......................................... 208
All-Time Draft by College............................. 217
All-Time Draft (1960-2023).......................... 218
Free Agency.............................................. 230
2022 SEASON
Statistics
Offense................................................... 234
Defense and Special Teams...................... 235
Postseason.............................................. 236
Preseason............................................... 237
Team Game-by-Game................................ 238
Individual Game-by-Game.......................... 240
RECORDS
All-Time Statistical Leaders......................... 250
Team Statistics by Year............................... 253
Statistical Leaders by Year.......................... 257
Individual Records...................................... 266
Team Records............................................ 278
Largest Margin of Victory/Defeat................. 287
Record Temperatures................................. 287
Longest Plays............................................ 288
Big Days.................................................... 289
PLAYOFF RECORDS
Playoff History........................................... 294
All-Time Statistical Leaders......................... 296
Individual Records...................................... 298
Team Records............................................ 302
Longest Plays............................................ 305
Big Days.................................................... 306
HISTORY
All-Time Season Results.............................. 308
Opponents................................................. 371
Attendance................................................ 380
Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day.................... 382
Cowboys During the Week.......................... 382
Cowboys on Monday Night.......................... 384
Preseason Record...................................... 384
Cowboys Indoors....................................... 385
AT&T Stadium Record................................. 385
Overtime Games........................................ 386
Hall of Fame.............................................. 389
Ring of Honor............................................. 411
Historical Highlights.................................... 417
SIDELINESThe Stadiums............................................. 436
AT&T Stadium Timeline............................... 441
The Star.................................................... 446
Training Camp............................................ 448
Cowboys Digital......................................... 449
Cowboys on Radio...................................... 450
Cowboys on Television................................ 451
Cheerleaders............................................. 452
Rhythm & Blue........................................... 453
Community Outreach.................................. 454
A Championship Tradition............................ 468

STAFF

FINGERTIP INFORMATION

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Dallas Cowboys Club Directory
EXECUTIVE
Jerry Jones, Owner, President and General Manager
Maddie Matthews, Executive Assistant to Owner,
President and General Manager
Stephen Jones, Chief Operating Officer/Executive
Vice President/Player Personnel
Shelby Peak, Executive Assistant to the Chief
Operating Officer/Executive Vice President
Charlotte Jones, Chief Brand Officer/Executive Vice
President/President of Charity Foundation
Susan Addington, Executive Assistant to the
Executive Vice President/Chief Brand Officer
Jerry Jones, Jr., Chief Sales and Marketing
Officer/Executive Vice President
Erin Boyd, Executive Assistant to the Executive Vice
President/Chief Sales and Marketing Officer
Chad Estis, Executive Vice President of Business
Operations
Emily Gvozdenovic, Administrative Assistant Support
Mickey Miles, Administrative Assistant Support
LEGAL
Jason Cohen, General Counsel
Kaleisha Stuart, Deputy General Counsel
Sally Bradley, Associate Counsel
Diana Lambert, Senior Director of Legal Affairs, C.P.
Miroslava Tixi, Senior Paralegal
Megan Bennett, Paralegal
Kyle Edwards, Legal & Accounting Admin Assistant
COACHING STAFF
Mike McCarthy, Head Coach
Laura Fryar, Executive Assistant to the Head Coach
Jeff Blasko, Running Backs
Ramon Chinyoung, Quality Control/Asst. Offensive Line
Aden Durde, Defensive LineJohn Fassel, Special Teams Coordinator
Ryan Feder, Offensive Assistant/Game Management
Sharrif Floyd, Quality Control/Asst. Defensive Line
Will Harriger, Offensive Assistant/Quality Control
Evan Harrington, Offensive Assistant
Al Harris, Defensive Backs
Chase Haslett, Assistant Tight Ends
Cannon Matthews, Assistant Defensive Backs
Scott McCurley, Linebackers
Harold Nash, Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
Pete Ohnegian, Quality Control/Defensive AssistantRobert Prince, Wide Receivers
Dan Quinn, Defensive Coordinator
Justin Rudd, Coaching Operations Manager/Football
Analytics
Brian Schottenheimer, Offensive Coordinator
Eric Simonelli, Quality Control/Analytics
Cedric Smith, Assistant Strength and Conditioning
Kendall Smith, Assistant Strength and Conditioning
Mike Solari, Offensive Line
Rayna Stewart, Assistant Special Teams
Braylon Tatum, Strength and Conditioning Intern
Darian Thompson, Quality Control/AssistantLinebackers
Scott Tolzien, Quarterbacks
Lunda Wells, Tight Ends
Joe Whitt Jr., Secondary/Def. Pass Game Coord.
MEDICAL
Jim Maurer, Head Athletic Trainer
Britt Brown, Associate Athletic Trainer/Director of
Rehabilitation
Greg Gaither, Assistant Athletic Trainer
Hanson Yang, Physical Therapist/Asst. Athletic Trainer
Sam Lopez, Graduate AssistantAndrew Shaheen, Graduate Assistant
Dr. Andrew Clavenna, Team Physician
Dr. Dan Cooper, Team Physician
Dr. Robert Fowler, Team Physician
Dr. William Hotchkiss, Team Physician
Dr. Mark Muller, Team Physician

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EQUIPMENT
Mike McCord, Equipment Director
Bucky Buchanan, Equipment Manager
Dylan Keane, Assistant Equipment Manager
VIDEO
Mike Maples, Director of VideoSam Cromley, Assistant Director of VideoEli Cantu, Football Systems Engineer
Simeon Jones, Manager of Video Operations
Brad Sternberg, Manager, Video Database Systems
PLAYER PERSONNEL
Will McClay, Vice President Player Personnel
Mitch LaPoint, Director of College Scouting
Alex Loomis, Director of Pro Scouting
Chris Vaughn, Assistant Director of College
Scouting
Terry Gray, Pro Scouting Coordinator
Chris Hall, College Scouting Coordinator
Keith O’Quinn, Advance Scouting Coordinator
Shy Anderson Jr., Pro/College Scout
Josh Brent, Pro/College Scout
Eric Ellingworth, Area Scout, Southeast
Sam Garza, Area Scout, Mid-South
Klein Kubiak, National Scout/Special Projects
Brett Maxie, Area Scout, Mid-States
Henry Sroka, Pro and College Scout
Bo Taliaferro, Area Scout, Northeast
Ross Wuensche, National Scout
David Burch, Dir. of Football Systems Development
John Park, Director of Strategic Football Operations
Elton Faggett, iOS Developer
Rich Behm, Scouting Video Coordinator
Justin Stucky, Area Scout, Atlantic
Jessica Gaffney, Personnel Administrative Coordinator
JT Dooley, Scouting AssistantKane Doyle-Durde, Scouting Assistant
FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Todd Williams, Vice President of Football
Operations/Administration
Craig Glieber, Director of Team Travel and Logistics
Jason McKay, Director of Football Administration andTechnology
Adam Prasifka, Senior Director of Salary Cap/
Player Contracts
Scott Sehnert, Director of Sports Performance
Brooke Jones, Coordinator, Football Operations/
Administration
Claire Gilbert, Performance Dietitian
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Bryan Wansley, Director of Player Development
Dr. Heather Twedell, Mental Health and Wellness
Consultant
Cable Johnson, Director of Team Security
Clayton Brock, Football Operations AssistantRobert Nash Jr., Football Operations AssistantDaniel Quiñones, Football Operations Assistant
COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC RELATIONSTad Carper, Sr. Vice President of Communications
Scott Agulnek, Director of Football Communications
Joe Trahan, Director of Media Relations andCorporate Communications
David Abbruzese, Public Relations Coordinator
Bronte Hermesmeyer, Public Relations AssistantJessica Jones-Donnell, Communications Associate
Sara Littlejohn, Public Relations Intern
HUMAN RESOURCES
Heidi Weingartner, Chief HR Officer
Joyce Jenkins, Director of Human Resources
Jeanne Pierce, Director of Human Resources

SIDELINES

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BRAND MANAGEMENT
Meredith Counce, VP Brand and Strategy
Emily Cruz Robbins, Senior Director ofCommunity Relations and Alumni Affairs
Michelle Hays, Director of Graphic Design,
Publications
Jason Koettel, Director of Business Analytics
Cory Miller, Sr. Director of Event Presentation
Rob Sender, Director of Marketing
Justin Brumit, Event Presentation Coordinator
Allie Christmann, Community Relations andAlumni Affairs Coordinator
Ben Fallin, Senior Editor/Motion Graphic Designer

HISTORY

THE STAR OPERATIONSBrian Bethea, General Manager
Michael Archibeque, Senior Manager, Security
and Parking
Jonathon Jackson, Mail Room Operations Manager
Michael Poole, Senior Operations Manager
Pete Aleman, Senior Broadcast AV CoordinatorJames Hicks, Facility Manager
Chris Morrow, Field Supervisor
James Stocum, Senior Event Manager
Christian Tezaguic, Mail Room Assistant

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTJohn Hickman, Vice President of Business
Development
Jeff Watrous, Senior Manager, New Business
Development
John Youngblood, Luxury Bus Operations-Scheduler

RECORDSINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Matt Messick, Chief Information Officer
Eric Green, Sr. Director of Technology Solutions
Jered McNiel, Sr. Director, Enterprise Infrastructure
Ben Barnes III, Sr. Manager, IT Enterprise Support
Kristen Boydston, Director, Service Management
and Strategy
Jennifer Johnson, IT Manager, OCIO
Andy Johnson, Infrastructure Manager
Raymond King, Director of Information Security
Ryan Lenocker, Digital Signage System Administrator
Evan Scates, Enterprise Systems Manager
Morgan Arrington, Jr. BI Analyst
Kaitlin Barker, IT Project Manager
Chris Benjamin, Sr. Merchandising Systems Manager
Tiffany Childs, Enterprise Support Site Lead
Samantha Chin, IT Project Manager
Les Gaylor, IT Security Manager
Marq Greenlee, Enterprise Support Site Lead
Josh Horton, System Administrator
Brad Hunter, Senior Systems Engineer
Alex Joseph, BI Analyst
Jessica Keeler, Junior Systems Administrator
Renee LeClair, Project Manager, IT
Kristi Ringleb, Collaboration Engineer
Melanie Sengpheth, IT Event CoordinatorCharles Shuford, Senior Network Engineer
Erik Sigler, Network Engineer
Floyd Truehill, Enterprise Support Site Lead
Romeo Tufan Jr., Enterprise Support Site Lead
Taylor Williams, System Administrator
Clint Wise III, Senior Systems Engineer
Taylor Wolf, Project Manager, IT
Michelle Zapata, Digital Marketing Technology
Specialist
Todd Allen, DynamicsAX Analyst
Anthony Avila Vega, Business Systems Engineer, DCM
Susan Bounyareth, Business Systems Engineer
Deanna Munoz, Business Systems Engineer
Jennifer Parker, Product Manager-IT
Barry Rogen, EDI Systems Analyst
Matthew Thompson, System Architect/Developer
Ryan Vandeven, Business Systems Engineer
Josh Montey, Enterprise Support
Vinh Le, Cyber Security Analyst
Elisabeth Gil, Desktop Support
Sinclair Livermore, Junior Network Engineer
Samir Patel, AX Developer
Amanda Thomas, ERP Analyst
Brittany Davis, Desktop Support Intern
Garrett Barta, Desktop Support Intern
Alexander Campos, Enterprise Support

2022 SEASONCORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
Eric Sudol, SVP of Corporate Partnerships Sales& Service
Brad Burlingame, Senior Director, Corporate
Partnerships Sales
Nate Reilly, Sr. Director, Corporate Partnerships
Strategy
Jacob Stone, Director, Corporate Partnership Sales
Katie Stucky, Senior Director, Corporate
Partnership Marketing
Ally Wilker, Administrative Assistant, Corporate
Partnership Sales & Service
Rolla Bradley, Senior Manager, Corporate
Partnerships Marketing
Kathryn Crawley, Senior Manager, Corporate
Partnerships Marketing
Lacey Crump, Manager, Business Operations
Stephanie Gaytan, Manager, Corporate
Partnerships Sales
Kiley Hession, Social Media Project Manager
John Stephen Jones, Manager, Corporate
Partnership Sales
Aaron Kastner, Senior Manager, Corporate
Partnerships Marketing
Kevin Murphy, Sr. Manager, Corporate
Partnerships, Business Operations
Chelsey Perkins, Manager, Corporate PartnershipSales
Joe Simler, Senior Manager, Corporate
Partnerships Sales
Dexia Smith, Sales Associate, Corporate
Partnership Sales
Marshall Williams, Manager, Corporate
Partnership Sales
Ashley Austin, Coordinator, Corporate PartnershipMarketing
Evan Garlock, Manager, Corporate Partnerships
Marketing
Julianne Garrett, Manager, Corporate
Partnerships Marketing
Brett Jeffares, Coordinator, Corporate
Partnerships Marketing
Ryder Kell, Manager, Corporate Partnerships
MarketingAngelina Kincy, Coordinator, Corporate
Partnerships Marketing
Rob Likens, Manager, Corporate Partnerships
MarketingNathan Razo, Coordinator, Corporate Partnerships
Marketing
Kelly Simons, Coordinator, Corporate Partnerships
Marketing
Carly Stephens, Manager, Corporate Partnerships
Marketing

PLAYERS

Joseph Wilson, Mail Room Assistant
Seth Clines, Maintenance Supervisor
Adam Dawson, Senior Facility Coordinator
Matt Fields, Lead Broadcast Technician
David Friedman, Audio Engineer in Charge
Gabriela Garcia, Event Operations Coordinator
Kelsey Hodges, Event Operations CoordinatorJohn Lozano, Event Operations AssistantGreg Nichols, Dock MasterMario Perez, Lead Broadcast Technician
Robert Rivera, Maintenance Technician
Nikolai Wilkinson, Maintenance Technician

STAFF

Sharese Crow, Sr. HR Manager & DEI Lead
Netanya Stone, Human Resource and HRIS
Coordinator
Alex Schoepf, HR Generalist

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Whitney Faulkner, Public and Community Relations
Programs Manager
Hayden Hickingbotham, Graphic Design Assistant
Savannah Huemoeller, Brand Programs Manager
Jake Kelso, Senior Manager, Event Presentation
Katherine Kirchner, Graphic Design Manager,
Corporate Partnerships
Luke Napolitano, CRM Database Manager
Fallon O’Neill, Marketing Manager-The StarEntertainment District
Hunter Renfro, Manager, Corp. Partnerships
Analytics & ResearchSala Shanley, Marketing Manager, Brand
Katie Stevens, Manager, Event Presentation &Brand Experience
Jonathan Thorn, Archivist
Callena Williams, Graphic Design Assistant
Scott Schultz, Content Production Coordinator
Zenobia Winbush, Graphic Design Assistant
Danny McCray, Camps Manager
Carson Thomas, Brand Programs Coordinator
Louis Bellman, Digital Marketing Coordinator
Brie Murray, Marketing Coordinator, Brand
Nate Walsh, Fan Engagement Coordinator
Jenny Durbin Smith, Director and Choreographerof Rhythm and Blues
Corey Wernecke, Photographer
MEDIA
Derek Eagleton, VP of Media and Programming
Kurt Daniels, Director of Publications
Nick Eatman, Director of Editorial Content
Drew Ferguson, Senior Manager of Creative Video
Ambar Garcia, Spanish Content Manager
Nikki Harrison, Director of Programming andTraffic Media
Brittany Johnson, Director of Social MediaJon Mensing, Director of Digital Products
Scott Purcel, Director of Broadcasting
Madison Aman, Editor/Videographer
Ted Barnett, Content Manager
Douglas Barricklow Jr., Production and Imaging
Manager
Thomas Blakey, Producer and Editor
Kay Clark, Digital Media Analyst
Jason Couch, Videographer
Alexis Flores, Videographer
Kaden Gates, Producer and Editor
Nick Harris, Beat Writer
Matthew Kent, Technical Manager
Brandie King, Internet Intern
Ian King, Social Media CopywriterConnor McMahon, Producer and Editor
Roxanne Medina, Assistant Director of Broadcast
Jody Reimers, Creative Production Manager
Hailey Sutton, Reporter/Producer/Writer
Patrik Walker, Beat Writer
Audrey Wescott, Social Media Manager

Kyle Youmans, Reporter/Producer/Writer
Chris Behm, Senior Editor/Producer
Alex Lilley, Editor/Videographer
Kevin Timmons, Producer and Editor
Michael Villareal, Graphic Designer, Publications
DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS
Kelli Finglass, Director of Cheerleading
Judy Trammell, Head Choreographer
Haley Anderson, Special Projects Coordinator
Dina Donley, Administrative Assist. to Director ofCheerleading
Courtney Pons, Administrative Assistant
Shelly Roper-McCaslin, Special Projects Coordinator
ACCOUNTING
Tom Walker, Chief Financial Officer
Dale Knox, Senior Vice President, Accounting
George Mitchell, Senior Vice President, BSL
Patrick Byrne, Head of Procurement
Caitlin Smith, Assistant Controller, Non-Football
Julie Vandergriff, Tax Manager
Tom Woods, Senior Systems Analyst
Cayla Cochenour, Purchasing Manager
Melissa Gleason, Senior Controller
Tiffany Guzman, Travel Manager
Hayden Heard, Systems Analyst
Tyler Sant, Controller, DCM
Teena Singh, Controller, BSL
Connie Toevs, Controller, Non-Football/Treasury
Management
Alisha Cox, Senior Payroll Manager
Michele Kennedy, Controller, DCFC/AT&T Stadium
Stacey Lough, Assistant Controller, DCM
Ismael Perez, Accounts Payables, DCM
Erica Proctor, Assistant Treasury Manager
Irene Shelby, Accounts Receivables Supervisor
Emily Teague, Assistant Controller, Non-Football
Kelly Templin, Staff Accountant
Elizabeth Borgsteadt, Staff Accountant
Gwendolyn Bugayong, Revenue Manager
Benjamin Cochran, Accounts Payable, BSI
Sabrina Davis, Accounts Payable, Ford Center
Tammy Dunaway, Senior Ticket Analyst
Rob Maiden, Accounts Payable, DCFC
Katie McClain, Staff Accountant
Hunter Meyer, Payroll Clerk
Edwin Njaka, Accounts Receivable Representative
Brian Peck, Credit Analyst
Tata Perez, Credit Analyst
Nicolette Ricker, Payroll Clerk
Sherrie Rucker, Accounts Payable, DCM
Ricki Sanders, Accounts Payable, AT&T Stadium
Kimberly Stambaugh, Accountant
Gary Vest, Credit Analyst
Michael Matale, Staff Accountant
Daniel Saldana, Inventory Control Manager

Dallas Cowboys Merchandising

Timothy Burkhart, Chief Operating Officer
Raquel Burgess, Director of Sales

Tevin Nguyen, Senior Operations Manager
Neil Wiseman, Senior Director of Merchandising

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TICKET/SUITE SALES AND SERVICE
Doug Dawson, Senior Vice President Stadium
Revenue
Travis Clark, Senior Director of Suites & Events

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

TICKET OFFICE
Ann Bihari, Senior Director of Ticket Operations
Timothy Attel, Box Office Manager
Samantha Misali, Suite Ticket Manager
Carmen Rachal, Senior Manager, Ticket Operations
Abraham Cerda, Event Specialist
Raymond Garcia, Event Specialist
William Kassen, Suite Ticket Coordinator
Chris Rogers, Specialty Ticketing Coordinator
Krishna Tuttle, Senior Event Specialist
Casey Yocom, Senior Ticket Analyst-Ticket OfficeRECORDSEXECUTIVE
Doreen Nichols, Chief of Staff - Gene Jones’ OfficeSusan Guzman, Accountant, Executive
Jazzmine Irvin, Administrative Assistant Support
Ellisha Terry, Administrative Assistant Support
Phil Whitfield, VIP Tour Ambassador
Alicia Wilson, Executive Assistant to Gene Jones

EVENT BOOKING
Delanie Nicosia, Senior Director of Booking, AT&T
Stadium
Jennifer Surgalski, Senior Director, Strategic
Project Development
Erin Cornell, Manager, Event Booking
Cara Horn, Manager, Event Booking

2022 SEASON

Lindsay Cottier, Director of Premium and Ticket
Service
Lucas Kalinec, Director of Ticket Sales
Kasey Mesa, Senior Director of Suites Services
Brittany Baerg, Service Coordinator
Amanda Briggs, Formation Sales Consultant
James Dougherty, Senior Sales Consultant
Ezra Emerson, Sales Consultant
Charles Farren, Senior Sales Consultant
David Hodgins, Service Coordinator
Jackie Ibarra, Manager of Premium and Ticket Service
Jake Kelley, Formation Sales Consultant
Lori Lopez, Service Coordinator
Yazmin Lopez, Sales Consultant
Madison Mueller, Senior Service Coordinator
Eriza Munoz, Suite ales Consultant
Gina Owen, Suite Sales Consultant
Trevor Pond, Sales Consultant
Ashley Rains, Suite Sales Consultant
Hannah Rich, Sales Consultant
John-Michael Rogers, Sales Consultant
Halle Still, Sales Consultant
Deja Talford, Service Coordinator
Maria Varat, Sales Consultant
Leslie Vitale Yarbrough, Luxury Suite Sales
Consultant
Madyson Zell, Service Coordinator
Hunter Bernays, Luxury Suite Services Coordinator
Kristen Ferguson Brantly, Luxury Suite Services
Coordinator
Brittany Martin, Suite Service Administrator
Kourtney Miller Spilker, Luxury Suite Services Coord.

PLAYERSOPERATIONS
Tod Martin, Stadium General Manager
Lucia Cabrales, Administrative Support
Amy Foreman, Assistant General Manager, Events
Susan Skaggs, Director of Civic Affairs
Scott Woodrow, Assistant General Manager, Facilities
Andrew Allen, Guest Services Manager
James Brandhorst, Director of Engineering/
Maintenance
TM Damato, Broadcast Technician
Steve Epperson, Director of Housekeeping
Royce Mitchell, Conversion Manager
Dwin Towell, Director of Broadcast Engineering
Chris Valenzuela, Senior Event Manager
Brian Zumwalt, Senior Stadium Security Manager
Derrick Barnes, Conversion Coordinator
Derrick Barnes Jr., Senior HVAC Technician
JJ Brown, Sr., Stadium Engineering Technician
Trevor Buck, Landscape Manager
Hannah Conlisk, Guest Services Coordinator
Andrew Crerar, Stadium Projects Manager
Simon Escamilla, Asst. Stadium Engineer
Gary French, Audio Engineer in Charge
Meagan Guy, Event Manager
Joseph Hoffman, Event Operations Coordinator
Ibraheim Isa, Broadcast Technician
Josh Keiffer, Manager of Parking and 24 Hour
Security Ops
Justin Kendrick, Refrigeration Manager
Glenn Kimberlin, Dock Master
Feliciano Ortiz, Maintenance Technician
Martin Perez, Maintenance Technician
Ryanne Rausch, Event Operations Coordinator
Sara Salvati, Security Coordinator
Phillip Villareal, Broadcast Technician
William Ryan, Landscape Technician
Dakota Simpson, Landscape Irrigation Technician
Alfredo Tapia, 24/7 Security Coordinator

STAFF

AT&T Stadium

Legends Hospitality - The Star
CATERING AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Monique Boyd, Senior Director of Catering andSpecial Events
Amanda Rodriguez, Catering/Special Events Manager
Hannah Cameron, Catering/Special Events Manager
Imani Ervins, Catering/Special Events Manager
Kateryna Mikhalova, Banquet Manager
Tatiana Paliokha, Banquet Supervisor
Katelyn Jackson, Banquet Supervisor
Emily Myatt, Banquet Supervisor
Cynthia Williams, Banquet/Beverage Supervisor
David Baker, Banquet/Beverage Supervisor

TOURS OPERATIONS
Ben Mohundro, Tours Operations Manager
Matthew King, Operations Supervisor
COWBOYS CLUB
Stacy Bowers, Director of Operations

CULINARY
Rex Turner, District Chef
Andrew Trollinger, Executive Chef
Connor Walden, Sous Chef
Luis Portillo, Sous Chef

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SIDELINES

FOOD AND BEVERAGETJ Sakakini, Operations Director
Miguel Ruggiero, Warehouse Manager
Rodolfo Celestino, Lead Warehouse
Marc Pool, Warehouse Supervisor
Gregory Morillo, Concessions Supervisor
Elida Alvarez, Concessions Supervisor
Andrew Larmer, Inventory Manager

HISTORYEXECUTIVE
Heather Fuxa, General Manager
Valery Barbosa, Office Manager

STAFF

William Ramirez, Sous Chef
Ashleigh Wright, Pastry Chef
Breanna Lundell, Pastry Supervisor
Olga Urdaneta, Executive Steward

SALES
Kristi Barick, Sales Director
Taylor Lemen, Event Manager
Amanda Gottlieb, Catering/Special Events Manager
Greer Koonce, Catering/Special Events Manager
Haley O’Hanna, Senior Account Executive
Isaiah Mayfield, Senior Sales Analyst

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFINANCE
Anil Kukreja, Senior Finance Manager
Teresa Porche, Accountant
HUMAN RESOURCES
Darlene Washington, Human Resources Director
Luciana Bagliery, Staffing Manager

Legends Hospitality - AT&T Stadium
Kiarra Grey, Suites Service Associate
Dechaun Lee, Suites Operations Supervisor
Zerrick Vriseno, Suites Coordinator

EXECUTIVE
CT Nice, Senior Vice President, Hospitality
Sheila Redmond, Office Manager
MERCHANDISE
Donald Doolin, Director of Merchandise
Maddie Ballengee, Assistant Director of Merchandise
Wes Hunt, Pro Shop Manager
Lynda Vu, Pro Shop Assistant Manager
Jannette Duarte, Retail Operations Manager
Destiny Garcia, Assistant Warehouse Manager
David Crapps, Merchandise Coordinator
TOUR OPERATIONS
Kyle Zdunkewicz, Director of Tour Operations
Andrew Byrd, Tour Operations Manager
Perry Hill, Tour Operations Assistant Manager
Kelsey Ben, Tour Operations Supervisor
Franklin Durham, Tour Coordinator
FOOD & BEVERAGE
George Wasai, Vice President of Food and Beverage
Alys Dill, Food and Beverage Manager
Kara Farris, Food and Beverage Manager
Frank Jimenez, Food and Beverage Manager
Cindy Korfanty, Food and Beverage Manager
Adam Welch, Food and Beverage Manager
Junior Zamora, Food and Beverage Manager
Heather Fuller, Concessions Sous Chef
Lorena Vasquez, Non-Profit Organization Coordinator
Whitleigh Simmons, Concessions Coordinator
CATERING AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Kwanjai Burgess, Director of Catering and Special
EventsMikayla Drewski, Catering and Special Events Manager
Jennifer Moloughney, Catering and Special Events
Manager
Kala Wofford, Catering and Special Events Manager
Elizabeth-Ann Beaty, Assistant Catering andSpecial Events Manager
JD Diaz, Banquet Operations Manager
Caro Maturino, Banquet Manager
Salvador Padierna Jr, Assistant Banquet Manager
SUITES
Jeannie Sprufera, Director of Suites Service
Adrian Crayton, Assistant Director of Suites Service
Leslie Walker, Suites Staffing Manager
Sarah Figueroa, Suites Service Manager
Anna Vergara, Premium Suites Coordinator

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Marcelo Vasquez, Executive Chef
Christian Marentes-Sanchez, Executive Sous Chef
Marcello Guevara, Executive Pastry Chef
Francisco Verduzco, Sous Chef
Travis Obiol, Suites Sous Chef
Lanndon LaBarthe, Stadium Club Chef
Meghan Moloughney, Pastry Sous Chef
JP Marquez, Purchasing and Receiving Manager
Simon Borja, Executive Steward
Malik Lacey, Assistant Executive Steward
Rose Ozuna, Culinary Administrative Assistant
FINANCE
Ralph Verdeschi, Vice President of Finance, Hospitality
Te’Neal Logan, Finance Manager
Matthew Kidwell, Payroll Manager
Tinel Reynolds, Accountant
Nikki Sheppard, Accounting Manager
Celeste Gaytan, Accounting Specialist
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Byron Sharp, IT Manager
Sammy Torres, Venue Technology Supervisor
CUSTOMER SERVICE
JT Sherrer, Regional Employee Experience Manager
HUMAN RESOURCES
Jackie Polenz, Director of Human Resources
Karrey Sanders, Human Resources Generalist
SALES
Sean Penix, Vice President of Sales, Tours and Events
Katherine Heldreth, Senior Special Events SalesManager
Sierra Butler, Special Events Sales Manager
Kassie Rice, Special Events Sales Manager
Nick Ackels, Group Sales Manager
Cameron Borges, Group Sales Account Executive
Nick Briggs, Group Sales Account Executive
Robert Cruz, Group Sales Account Executive
Maxwell Faulds, Group Sales Account Executive
Angelique Griego, Group Sales Account Executive
Tawanda Mwedziwendira, Group Sales AccountExecutive
Damon Wright, Group Sales Account Executive
Grace Sexton, Business Development Coordinator

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Owner
President
General Manager

In one of the most dramatic eras of ownership in
professional sports, Jerry Jones’ stewardship of theDallas Cowboys has brought unprecedented results
and success to one of the world’s most popular sports
entities. His more than three-decade long journeyreached a rare pinnacle with his induction into the Pro
Football Hall of Fame as a member of the 2017 classof enshrinees, as Jones became just the 15th owner inhistory to earn a bust in Canton.
Aside from being one of just three current owners
to guide their franchises to at least three Super Bowl
titles, Jones’ efforts and innovations in the areas ofsports marketing, promotion, broadcasting, team operations and the development of AT&T Stadium and
The Star have created a vivid imprint on the landscapeof the NFL, the professional sports business equation,
fan engagement and the American sports culture.
On the heels of his Hall of Fame selection, Jones
was selected as one of the 100 Greatest Living Business Minds in commemoration of Forbes magazine’s
100th year anniversary in 2017. In that same year,
he was also recognized for his career contributions tosports in America by being named the 2017 recipientof the Sports Business Journal’s Lifetime Achievement
Award. Prior to his enshrinement in Canton, USA Today
designated Jones as No. 1 on its list of the 100 Most
Important People in the NFL in July of 2016.
In 2022 Forbes magazine and leading sports business media platform Sportico both recognized the
Cowboys as the most valuable sports franchise in theworld and the first to be valued at over $8 billion.
Highlighted by Super Bowl victories following the
1992, 1993 and 1995 seasons, Jones became thefirst owner in NFL history to lead his team to threeleague championships in his first seven years of ownership. In 1995 Dallas also became the first team in NFL
history to win three Super Bowls in four seasons whiletying the then NFL record for most Super Bowl victories
by an organization with five.
The first decade of Jones’ ownership closed witheight playoff appearances, six division titles, four conference championship game appearances and three
world crowns as the Cowboys were named the NFL’s
Team of the 1990s. More recently, the Cowboys havewon NFC East Division titles in 2007, 2009, 2014,2016, 2018 and 2021, while the ‘22 club secured the17th playoff appearance in Jones’ 34 years of leadership. Dallas also established the club record for regularseason wins (13) in 1992 and equaled that mark with
13 victories in 2007 and 2016.
Following the 2014 season, a year when the Cowboys posted a 12-4 record and then won a home playoff
game, Jones was named the NFL Executive of the Yearby the Pro Football Writers Association of America.
Along with the success of the Cowboys on thefield, Jones’ vision and leadership provided the driving
influence behind the concept, design and constructionof AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas - a venue that isrecognized internationally as perhaps the most spectacular and state-of-the-art sports stadium in the world.
Opened to the public in May 2009, the stadium’s
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ue being named the Sports Facility of the Year by theSports Business Journal. Along with that achievement
for the team’s new home, Jones was also named the2009 Sports Executive of the Year by the SBJ.
The 100,000-plus capacity stadium set the attendance record for an NFL regular season game as105,121 witnessed the Sept. 20, 2009 home opener,
while the 108,713 who attended the NBA All-Star Gamein 2010 became the largest crowd to witness a basketball game in the history of the sport. On May 8, 2021,
the championship boxing match featuring Canelo Alvarez and Billy Joe Saunders drew 73,126 spectators to
AT&T Stadium, marking the largest indoor crowd toever witness a prizefight in U.S. history.
During the pandemic season of 2020, the Cowboys and AT&T Stadium safely hosted the most fansfor NFL games throughout the league with a total attendance figure of 219,021 fans for Dallas’ eight home
games, an average of 27,378 per-game.
In over 13 years of operation, more than 14 million
fans have attended events that included high school
and collegiate football, major college basketball, international soccer, professional bull riding, Supercross,world championship boxing and concerts featuring
world-renowned recording artists. More than six million
visitors have passed through the 12-story high doors of
the stadium for daily public tours of the venue.
With its architectural versatility and cutting-edge
media capabilities, AT&T Stadium has become a visible
beacon establishing North Texas as a focal point on the
sports and entertainment canvas of North America.
The brilliant home of the Cowboys is a powerful catalyst in attracting a wide range of national and international events that will define the future of the region forgenerations to come. The stadium has already played
host to Super Bowl XLV (February 2011), the NCAA Final Four in men’s basketball (April 2014), the inauguralCollege Football Playoff Championship Game (January2015), the Big 12 Championship game and the Cotton
Bowl Classic, and in 2018 became the first NFL stadium
to host the NFL Draft. AT&T Stadium also remains the
only venue in the world to host an NBA All-Star Game, aSuper Bowl, the Men’s NCAA Final Four and the College
Football Playoff Championship Game. Most recently, thecity of Dallas was named one-of-16 host cities for FIFA
World Cup 2026, with international soccer matches tobe played at AT&T Stadium, and the stadium will once
again host the NCAA Men’s Final Four in 2030.
Jones recently turned his football development
and marketing expertise to the World Headquarters
and training facility of the Dallas Cowboys, as The Starin Frisco, Texas opened its doors for operation in thesummer of 2016. Located in a rapidly growing community of more than 200,000 residents, The Star isa partnership with the City of Frisco and The Frisco
Independent School District that places a strong focus
on inspiring a solid future for high school football, youth
sports and the next generation of players and fans byuniquely engaging them at the place where the Cowboys live, work and practice.
The Star is the only NFL training facility that isshared with a public high school athletic program. All

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seasons and only the second NFL defender since the1970 Merger, joining Lawrence Taylor in 1981-82.
In selecting the on-the-field leadership for the Cowboys, Jones hired a pair of coaches who won three
Super Bowls in Dallas: Jimmy Johnson (1992-1993)
and Barry Switzer (1995). Chan Gailey followed witha division title and playoff appearances from 1998-99.
In 2003 Jones successfully recruited two-time Super
Bowl winner Bill Parcells to Dallas, and Parcells led theteam to three winning seasons and two playoff trips
in four years. In February 2007, Jones added anothersuccessful NFL head coach in Wade Phillips, who guided the club to a pair of division titles in his first three
years (2007 and 2009) and a playoff victory in 2009.
In 2011 Jones named Jason Garrett as the team’s
eighth head coach after the former Cowboys quarterback guided the club to a 5-3 record as the interimcoach in the second half of the 2010 season. Garrett
added three division titles in 2014, 2016 and 2018,and his 79 career wins represent the second-most victories by a head coach in club history. In 2020 Jones
hired Super Bowl XLV winning head coach Mike McCarthy as the newest head coach of the Dallas Cowboys,
marking the fourth coach that Jones has selected who
had either previously won a Super Bowl or would go on
to lead the Cowboys to a world championship.
In the last 44 years, 39 different owners have entered the NFL. Of that group, only Jerry Jones, former
Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen and Robert Kraft(New England) have guided their franchises to morethan two Super Bowl championships. Moreover, Jones
joins Art Rooney, Jack Kent Cooke, Al Davis, Eddie DeBartolo, Kraft and Bowlen as the only men to win atleast three Super Bowls as NFL owners.
On the league front, Jones actively contributes his
vision and enthusiasm to enhancing the NFL’s status
as the world’s premier professional sports league byserving on a wide range of league committees. In his
34-year career, Jones has worked on 15 different NFLownership committees for a combined total of 136
years. As a member of the Management Council Executive Committee, he was very involved in the 2011 and2020 labor negotiations that resulted in the most recent Collective Bargaining Agreement between the NFL
and its players. In addition to the CEC, Jones is currently the Chairman of the NFL Media O&O Committee,
Chairman of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Committee
and is a member of the NFL Media Committee. Jones
also served on the committee that was charged withoverseeing the search for a successor to retired NFL
Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, a process that successfully landed current NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell
in September 2006. In addition, Jones has served twoprior terms as a member of the NFL’s Competition
Committee as well as prior stints on the Business Ventures Committee and the Health and Safety Committee.
His contributions and innovations in the areas ofmarketing, corporate sponsorships, television, stadium
management, stadium development, labor negotiations
and community service have made a visible imprint on
the ever-evolving face of professional sports in America. Since becoming involved with the Cowboys, Jones’
accomplishments have been recognized through his
induction into the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Hall ofFame, the Texas Sports Hall of Fame (2007), the Texas
Business Hall of Fame (2005), the Arkansas Sports Hallof Fame (1999) and the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame(1998). In July 2012, Jones was recognized with theLifetime Achievement Award by the Arkansas Sportscasters and Sportswriters Hall of Fame. In August
2007, he served as the presenter for Michael Irvin’s induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, a recognition
he was also named for by Emmitt Smith in Canton in
August 2010, Larry Allen in 2013, Gil Brandt in 2019and DeMarcus Ware in 2023. Jones was also selected
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Center at The Star, a state-of-the-art, 510,000-squarefoot indoor athletic facility. With a capacity of 12,000
seats, Ford Center hosts a variety of events in addition to football games, such as concerts, collegiatebasketball, professional boxing, soccer matches andmeetings, to name a few. The Star and Ford Center
have also been home to the Academy of Country MusicAwards show and events, “country music’s party of theyear,” celebrating the industry and honoring the top recording stars, songwriters and legends.
The Star includes a 91-acre mixed-use development located on the Dallas Tollway. In addition to theteam’s headquarters, the project is a vibrant destination that features shopping, dining, nightlife, athletics,
fitness, event, hotel and residential options.
Since he took over as general manager in 1989,
Dallas has drafted 41 different players who have goneon to appear in a combined total of 136 Pro Bowls as
Cowboys - 45 players and 150 Pro Bowls including selections after leaving Dallas. Dallas has also signed 15
free agent players who have made 33 Pro Bowls while
representing the Cowboys. Additionally, Dallas traded
for three different players who made five Pro Bowls.
Since 1989 the Cowboys have made 167 trades, themost celebrated of which was the 1989 deal that sent
Herschel Walker to the Minnesota Vikings and provided
the personnel foundation for three league titles.
His recent efforts to stock the Dallas roster haveresulted in some of the NFL’s most productive drafts
in recent history. In the last 13 years (2010 to 2022)
Dallas has selected 18 players who have become Pro
Bowlers: Dez Bryant and Sean Lee (in 2010), Tyron
Smith, DeMarco Murray and Dwayne Harris (2011),
Travis Frederick (2013), Zack Martin and DeMarcus
Lawrence (2014), Byron Jones (2015), Ezekiel Elliott, Jaylon Smith and Dak Prescott (2016), Leighton
Vander Esch (2018), Tony Pollard (2019), Tyler Biadasz, Trevon Diggs and CeeDee Lamb (2020) andMicah Parsons (2021). The 18 Pro Bowl draft picks
are the most by any team over that span, and thatgroup has gone on to earn a combined total of 49 Pro
Bowl selections. Nine of those draft picks have also
been named to at least one All-Pro team since theirselection - tied with San Francisco for the most in the
NFL - and their combined 16 All-Pro selections rank
second league-wide in that time.
The foundation for the future success of the teamhas been secured through savvy draft maneuvers andkey free agent acquisitions, starting up front on theoffensive line. Smith and Martin were Pro Bowlers together for the eighth and seventh times, respectively,
following the 2021 season. Prescott and Elliott - Dallas’
duo of young offensive backfield weapons - became thefirst pair of Cowboys rookies to ever be selected to the
Pro Bowl in 2016. Prescott opened his career by becoming the first rookie quarterback in Cowboys history
to be named to the Pro Bowl and the first to win AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, while Elliott won NFL rushingtitles in two (2016 and 2018) of his first three years in
the League. Prescott was also named the NFL’s Walter
Payton Man of the Year for 2022, becoming the fourth
Cowboy to earn that special recognition (Troy Aikman,
Roger Staubach, Jason Witten). Lamb is another inthe line of great Cowboys receivers to don the famed
number 88 jersey, establishing a team rookie record
with 74 catches in his first season, then surpassing the
1,000-yard mark in his second year before joining Michael Irvin and Witten as the only players in Cowboys
history to eclipse 100 catches (107) in a season.
Defensively, Diggs and Parsons anchor an ascending young group of players. Diggs tied the club record
with 11 interceptions in 2021, while Parsons earned AP
Defensive Rookie of the Year honors by establishing a
Cowboys rookie record with 13.0 sacks and followedthat up with 13.5 sacks and a second straight AP firstteam All-Pro selection – the first Cowboys defender toJERRYJONES
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as a lifetime member into the Horatio Alger Associationof Distinguished Americans. In May 2014, Jones was
also recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award
presented by Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc. On October 3, 2013, Jones was inducted into the National Football Foundation’s Leadership Hall of Fame, an award
which celebrates leadership of a lifetime of successon the field, in the boardroom and in the community.
In 2017 Jones was honored with the SEAL Legacy
Award. In 2018 he was inducted into the North Texas
Commercial Association of Realtors Hall of Fame forhis contributions to the Dallas-Fort Worth real estatelandscape with the construction of AT&T Stadium and
The Star. Also in 2018, Jones was given the Governor’s
EMMY for long-time contributions to Texas television
broadcasting by the Lone Star Chapter of the National
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
In 2022, Jones was honored as an MD Anderson
Living Legend, and earned the Walter Camp Football
Foundation’s “Distinguished American” award.
As a co-captain of the 1964 National Championship
Arkansas Razorbacks, Jones is one of a small number
of NFL owners who actually earned a significant level ofsuccess as a football player. He is the only man in thehistory of the NFL to play for a collegiate national championship football team and own a Super Bowl winner.
In addition, Jones and the legendary George Halas are
the only two men to become NFL owners after playing
in a major college football bowl game. His current ties
to the college game include membership on the Boardof Directors for the National Football Foundation andCollege Football Hall of Fame.
A man of varied interests who will not rest on yesterday’s achievements, he is a dedicated businessman
and family man, sharing a vivid enthusiasm for both.
Although Jones and his family are very involved in numerous civic and charitable causes, the Joneses haveleft an indelible local and national impression on thephilanthropic landscape with their love and dedication
to The Salvation Army.
For the past 26 seasons, the Jones family has dedicated the Cowboys Thanksgiving Day halftime show asa national showcase to kick off The Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle Campaign. Through the donation of national television airtime, the event has created a holiday
tradition while helping to increase donations to The Salvation Army’s annual fundraising efforts by more than
$3.56 billion dollars. Reba McEntire, Destiny’s Child,
Sheryl Crow, Carrie Underwood and Kenny Chesney are
just a few of the distinguished artists who have provided
entertainment for the holiday extravaganza.
The Salvation Army points to the annual Cowboys
kickoff event as one of the most effective, creative andimportant innovations that has been developed in thelong and storied history of the organization.
The Joneses received the Evangeline Booth Awardin 1999, one of The Army’s highest national community
service awards, and have been selected for membership into the prestigious Salvation Army William Booth
Society. Jerry and his wife, Gene, were also named to
The Army’s National Advisory Board in April 1998 shortly after being named the organization’s Partners of theYear in 1997. In April 2007, the Joneses served as thehonorary chairpersons for The Salvation Army’s National Advisory Organizations Conference (NAOC) that washeld in Dallas.
For 10 years, Gene and Jerry Jones served as hosts
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raising event for The Salvation Army Irving Corps Community Center. In 1998 the Gene and Jerry Jones Family
Center for Children opened in conjunction with The Army.
As part of the Jones Family and the Dallas Cowboys commitment to Arlington, Texas, the home of the
club’s stadium, Gene and Jerry Jones Family Charities
will donate a total of $16.5 million to non-profit organizations serving youth in Arlington from 2009-2041.
In 2001 the Joneses were awarded the Chairman’s
Award by The Boys & Girls Clubs of America. In June
2002, Gene and Jerry Jones were recognized as therecipients of the Children’s Champion Award for Philanthropy that was presented by the Dallas for Children
organization. In 2003 the Family Gateway organizationof Dallas presented Gene and Jerry with the Annette G.
Strauss Humanitarian Award. In April 2005, Gene andJerry were recipients of the Hope Award, the highest
community service recognition awarded by the Lone
Star Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
In 2010 the Jones Family and the Cowboys were selected by The Boys & Girls Clubs of America to receive
the prestigious Chairman’s Award that recognized the
Cowboys long and dedicated history of support.
The Jones family has been very involved with several other community-related organizations, includingChildren’s Medical Center of Dallas, Happy Hill Farm
Academy/Home, the National Board for The Boys &Girls Clubs of America, the Kent Waldrep Paralysis
Foundation, The Rise School of Dallas, The Family Placeand The Family Gateway. In 2010 the Jones family endowed the North Texas Youth Education Town with a$1 million grant. Created as a lasting legacy of Super
Bowl XLV, the North Texas YET is administered by The
Salvation Army and provides North Texas youth with education, mentoring, fitness and character enrichment
programs. In May of 2019, ground was broken on theGene and Jerry Jones Family Hope Lodge in recognitionof their lead gift on a project associated with the American Cancer Society that will provide housing to familiesof cancer patients on property located adjacent to the
Baylor University Medical Center campus in Dallas.
In March 2021, the Jones family made a historic$20 million gift to the National Medal of Honor Museum
Foundation. As Co-Chairs of the Foundation’s National
Leadership Council, Gene and Jerry Jones are actively
engaged in leading the capital campaign to design andconstruct the National Medal of Honor Museum andLeadership Institute in Arlington, Texas and the National Medal of Honor Monument in Washington, D.C. Together, these national treasures will stand in enduring
recognition of the American heroes who have received
our country’s highest recognition for valor in combat The Medal of Honor.
Jerry (10/13/42) and Gene live in Dallas. They
have three children, Stephen, Charlotte and Jerry Jr.,nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Stephen is a graduate of the University of Arkansas
and serves as the Cowboys Executive Vice President/
Chief Operating Officer/Player Personnel. Charlotte isa Stanford graduate and serves as the Cowboys Executive Vice President/Chief Brand Officer. Jerry Jr.,a graduate of Georgetown University, who earned his
law degree from Southern Methodist University, is the
Cowboys Executive Vice President/Chief Sales andMarketing Officer.
Jerry Jones graduated from Arkansas in 1965 witha Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, andearned a Master of Arts degree from the university thatsame year.

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December 27, 1992 – Dallas defeats Chicago
by a 27-14 score at Texas Stadium. The victory is the
13th of the year for Dallas, establishing a club record
for wins in a season. Emmitt Smith finishes the season
with 1,713 rushing yards, becoming the first player towin back-to-back NFL rushing titles since Eric Dickerson (1983-84).
December, 1992 – The Cowboys set a teamrecord for road attendance by averaging 72,523 fansper-road game. The team also played before a sold-out
stadium in all 16 regular season games.
January 10, 1993 – In their first home playoff
game since 1983, Dallas hands NFC East rival Philadelphia a 34-10 defeat in an NFC Divisional Playoff Game.
January 17, 1993 – In their first NFC Championship Game since 1982, the Cowboys defeat San
Francisco by a 30-20 score at Candlestick Park. The
victory sends Dallas to Super Bowl XXVII in Pasadena,marking the Cowboys first Super Bowl trip since 1978.
January 31, 1993 – While making an NFL-record
sixth Super Bowl appearance, the Cowboys defeat
Buffalo 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII at the Rose Bowl in
Pasadena. Troy Aikman was named the game’s MVP
after throwing four touchdown passes. The Super Bowl
crowd of 98,374 becomes the largest crowd to ever
witness a Cowboys game. The game was witnessedby 133.4 million television viewers, making Super Bowl
XXVII the most watched event in television history.
March 5, 1993 – The Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys become the first athletic team to visit theWhite House under President Bill Clinton’s administration. The visit to the White House is the first in clubhistory.
December 28, 1993 – An NFC-record 11 Dallas
players are selected to the Pro Bowl. That group includes a club-record eight offensive selections (seven
Pro Bowl starters).
January 2, 1994 – The Cowboys defeat the N.Y.
Giants 16-13 in overtime at the Meadowlands. The win
clinches the Cowboys second straight NFC East title
and the 15th division crown in club history.
January 2, 1994 – Emmitt Smith finishes theseason with 1,486 yards to earn his third straight NFL
rushing crown. He becomes just the fourth man in NFL
history to win three consecutive rushing titles. He is
also named Associated Press NFL Player of the Year,the first Cowboy so honored.
January 23, 1994 – Dallas defeats San Francisco 38-21 in the NFC Championship Game at Texas
Stadium. The victory gives the Cowboys an NFL-record
seventh conference championship in the first conference title game to be played at Texas Stadium since
Jan. 1, 1978.
January 30, 1994 – Dallas becomes one of justthree NFL teams to win four Super Bowls by defeating Buffalo (30-13) in Super Bowl XXVIII at the Georgia
Dome in Atlanta. The victory enables the Cowboys to
become the only franchise in NFL history to win morethan one Super Bowl under two different owners. The
game featured two rushing touchdowns by Super Bowl
MVP Emmitt Smith.
March 30, 1994 – Barry Switzer is named thehead coach of the Dallas Cowboys – and the third headcoach in team history. Switzer replaces Jimmy Johnson, who stepped down as the Cowboys head coachthe previous day.
December, 1994 – For the second straight season, the Cowboys send a club and NFC-record 11 players to the Pro Bowl.

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Chronology Since 1989:
February 25, 1989 – Jones purchases the Dallas
Cowboys and the lease to manage Texas Stadium from
H.R. “Bum” Bright. Jerry Jones names Jimmy Johnson
as the new head coach.
April 20, 1989 – Jones completes negotiations
on Troy Aikman’s contract – a six-year deal that iscompleted four days before Aikman is the top overall
selection in the 1989 NFL Draft.
October 12, 1989 – Herschel Walker is traded toMinnesota for five players, six conditional draft choices
and a 1992 first round draft choice. Among the players
who actually came to Dallas as a result of the trade
include Emmitt Smith, Russell Maryland, Kevin Smith
and Darren Woodson.
August 10, 1990 – The Cowboys first-ever instate training camp concludes at St. Edward’s University in Austin. Over 100,000 fans attend workouts, whilemore than 400 media credentials are issued. Austin
officials estimate the camp brought an additional $3.2
million of income into the Austin area.
September 5, 1990 – The Cowboys trade Steve
Walsh to the New Orleans Saints for a first and thirdround draft choice in 1991 and a conditional second
round pick in 1992.
April 19, 1991 – A deal is made to bring the firstoverall selection in the 1991 NFL Draft to Dallas in exchange for a first and second round selection and threeveteran players. Dallas selected Outland Trophy winner
Russell Maryland with the top pick.
April 21-22, 1991 – In an unprecedented action
among NFL clubs, Dallas signs their top three draft
picks on draft day, also drafting a club-record 17 players.
July 16, 1991 – The Cowboys open training
camp in Austin with all 17 of their draft choices undercontract. Dallas concludes its second training camp at
St. Edward’s University with over 75,000 fans attending the Cowboys practices.
November 24, 1991 – The Cowboys end Washington’s 1991 undefeated streak at 11 games with a
24-21 victory at RFK Stadium.
December 15, 1991 – Dallas defeats Philadelphia, 25-13, at Veterans Stadium to secure a wild card
playoff spot. The victory marks the team’s first trip to
the playoffs since 1985.
December 22, 1991 – Dallas closes the 1991
season with a 31-27 win over Atlanta, marking theteam’s best record (11-5) since 1983.
January 5, 1992 – Dallas defeats Chicago by a17-13 score in an opening round playoff game at Soldier Field. The victory marks the Cowboys first playoff
win since 1982.
May 1, 1992 – Jerry Jones is appointed to theNFL’s Competition Committee by Commissioner Paul
Tagliabue. Jones becomes the first owner to serve on
the prestigious committee since the death of Cincinnati’s Paul Brown.
December 21, 1992 – Before a national television audience on ABC’s Monday Night Football, theCowboys defeat the Atlanta Falcons (41-17) at theGeorgia Dome to claim the NFC Eastern Division Championship. The victory marks the Cowboys first divisional
title since 1985. It is the 14th divisional title in clubhistory.
December 23, 1992 – Six players from the Cowboys offense are selected to play in the Pro Bowl. The
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January, 1995 – The Cowboys set a Texas Stadium record for home attendance with an average crowdof 64,579, the first time Dallas has averaged over
64,000 fans-per-game at Texas Stadium. The previous
record was 63,943 set in 1981.
January 15, 1995 – The Cowboys play in their
third NFC Championship Game of the decade. The
Cowboys are the only NFL team to play in multiple conference championship games in each decade of theteam’s existence.
December 24, 1995 – Dallas wraps up its fourthstraight NFC Eastern Division title – a feat no other NFC
East team had accomplished other than the Cowboys
teams from 1976 to 1979.
December 25, 1995 – Emmitt Smith closes theseason with a team-record 1,773 rushing yards andan NFL-record 25 rushing scores. Smith led the NFL inrushing for the fourth time in five years, becoming thefifth player in NFL history to win at least four rushingtitles.
December, 1995 – Ten Cowboys are selectedto the NFC Pro Bowl squad. Since 1993 Dallas has
earned 32 Pro Bowl selections – the most ever by one
team over a three-year period.
January 14, 1996 – The Cowboys win an NFL record eighth conference championship game by defeating the Green Bay Packers 38-27 at Texas Stadium. The
victory marked the Cowboys third NFC title in four years.
January 28, 1996 – Dallas becomes the firstteam in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in a fouryear period by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17
in Super Bowl XXX at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.
The game is witnessed by 138.4 million television viewers, making Super Bowl XXX the most watched event intelevision history. The victory enables Dallas to earn its
fifth Super Bowl title – joining the San Francisco 49ers
as the second NFL franchise to win five Super Bowls.
Dallas also became the first NFL franchise to win Super
Bowls with three different head coaches.
December 15, 1996 – The Cowboys clinch afifth straight division title with a 12-6 win over the New
England Patriots at Texas Stadium. The championshipenables the Cowboys to become the first team in NFL
history to win five straight NFC Eastern Division crowns.
January 5, 1997 – Dallas closes the postseason
with a divisional playoff loss at Carolina. The loss marks
the first time since the 1991 season that the Cowboys
were unable to reach the NFC title game.
December, 1997 – The Cowboys close the 1997
season with a 6-10 record, marking the team’s first
non-playoff season since 1990.
February 12, 1998 – Jerry Jones names Chan
Gailey as the fourth head coach in the history of theDallas Cowboys franchise. Gailey, who had previously
served as the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator, replaces Barry Switzer, who resigned on January 9.
July 15, 1998 – The Cowboys open training
camp at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls,
Texas. Attendance figures for the four-week camp exceed 100,000.
November 8, 1998 – With 163 yards on 29 carries in a 16-6 win over the New York Giants, Emmitt
Smith becomes the Dallas Cowboys all-time leadingrusher. Smith’s performance against New York pushes
him past Tony Dorsett (12,036).
December 20, 1998 – After a one-year absencefrom postseason play, the Cowboys clinch their sixth
NFC Eastern Division title in the last seven years with a
13-9 win over Philadelphia at Texas Stadium. The 1998
division crown is the 19th division championship (15th
NFC East title) in the club’s 39-year history.
December 27, 1998 – After scoring a first half
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Marcus Allen (123). Smith would later add a 26-yard
touchdown run in the second quarter to bring his
league record total to 125 by season’s end. The Cowboys closed the year with a 23-7 victory over Washington and a 10-6 record, enabling Dallas to become thefirst team in the history of the NFC East to post an 8-0
record in division play.
December 24, 1999 – The Dallas Cowboys
NFL-record of consecutive games in front of sold out
stadiums came to an end in a Christmas Eve gameagainst the New Orleans Saints in the Louisiana Superdome. The streak, which included home and away
games, came to a halt after 160 games. It began on
Dec. 23, 1990 at Philadelphia’s Veterans Stadium andincluded 79 straight sell-outs at Texas Stadium (including playoffs) and 81 straight sell-outs on the road (including playoffs).
January 2, 2000 – The Cowboys close the century as the NFL’s most successful team in the decadeof the 1990s. From 1990 to 1999, Dallas qualified forthe playoffs eight times, won six division titles, madefour trips to the conference championship game andwon three Super Bowls. The 1999 season ends with an
8-8 regular season record and a wild card playoff loss
at Minnesota on Jan. 9, 2000.
January 26, 2000 – Jerry Jones names Cowboys defensive coordinator Dave Campo as the fifth
head coach in franchise history. Campo was an assistant coach for the previous 11 years and was the defensive coordinator for the 1995 team that won Super
Bowl XXX.
August 27, 2001 – Dallas defeats Oakland in apreseason American Bowl game in Mexico City thatmarks the Cowboys ninth international game. Withstops in England (2), Japan (2), Mexico (4) and Canada (1), the Cowboys have played more international
games than any other team in the NFL.
October 27, 2002 – In a 17-14 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at Texas Stadium, Emmitt Smith moved
past Walter Payton to become the all-time NFL rushingleader. Smith finished the 2002 season, and his Dallas
Cowboys career, with 17,162 yards, 436 more than
Payton’s previous career mark of 16,726.
January 2, 2003 – Jerry Jones names Bill Parcells as the sixth head coach in Dallas Cowboys franchise history. Parcells, a two-time Super Bowl winnerwith the New York Giants, replaces Dave Campo.
December 21, 2003 – The Cowboys topped the
N.Y. Giants to record their 10th win of the season, securing a wild card berth in the playoffs. It was the club’s
27th postseason appearance, extending their NFL record. It was also the 24th season in team history that
Dallas posted at least 10 wins, also a league record.
November 2, 2004 – With 55% of the vote, thecitizens of Arlington, Texas overwhelmingly support
a stadium referendum at the polls. The public-private
partnership between the City of Arlington and the Dallas Cowboys will fund a retractable roof stadium withcapacity for up to 100,000 people in the heart of Arlington’s entertainment district. With over $400 million
committed by the team and stadium users, it was thelargest private investment in a stadium in NFL history,
and the stadium gives North Texas the ability to bringmajor events like the Super Bowl and the NCAA Final
Four to the region.
September 19, 2005 – Troy Aikman, Michael
Irvin and Emmitt Smith, the cornerstone players of
the three-time Super Bowl Champion Cowboys teamsof the 1990s, became the 15th, 16th and 17th members of the club’s Ring of Honor. The trio finished their
Cowboys career holding almost every major passing,receiving and rushing record while helping the organization become the NFL’s Team of the Decade for the‘90s.

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December 14, 2008 – With a 20-8 win over the
N.Y. Giants, the Cowboys clinch the 32nd winning season in franchise history. Dallas finished the year 9-7.
December 16, 2008 – Five members of theDallas Cowboys were named to the Pro Bowl as Davis (second selection), Gurode (third), Jay Ratliff (first),
Ware (third) and Witten (fifth) were selected. Adams(fifth) was later added as injury replacement.
May 27, 2009 – With the Jones Family, Arlington
Mayor Robert Cluck and many Cowboys greats present, the West End Zone doors opened to a crowd ofalmost 2,000 as part of the building’s Ribbon Cutting
ceremony.
June 6, 2009 – The inaugural event at the thennamed Cowboys Stadium was a star-studded country
music concert headlined by George Strait. Superstar
Reba McEntire, singer/songwriter Blake Shelton andrecording artist Lee Ann Womack joined the event.
During the middle of the show, Strait called for the roof
to be opened, and the show finished under a starrynight sky.
September 20, 2009 – The 105,121 fans who
attended the first regular season game at the thennamed Cowboys Stadium (Dallas against the New York
Giants) became the largest crowd to ever witness an
NFL regular season -- or postseason -- game.
January 3, 2010 – With a 24-0 win over Philadelphia, the Cowboys wrapped up the NFC Eastern Division title -- marking the 21st division crown in the club’s
50-year history. Dallas advanced to the playoffs for the
12th time in the 21 years of Jones’ tenure as the ownerand general manager.
January 9, 2010 – Then named Cowboys Stadium played host to its first NFL playoff game when Dallas dropped Philadelphia by a 34-14 margin in front of
92,951 fans in Arlington. The victory increased the Cowboys NFL-best total of all-time postseason wins to 33.
February 14, 2010 – The 108,713 fans who saw
the NBA All Star Game at the then named Cowboys
Stadium became a part of history as they made up thelargest crowd to attend a basketball game -- at any level-- in the more than 100-year history of the sport.
August 7, 2010 – Emmitt Smith, the NFL’s alltime leading rusher with 18,355 yards and winner ofthree Super Bowl rings, became the 12th player infranchise history inducted into the Pro Football Hallof Fame. Smith, who won NFL and Super Bowl MVP
awards and is the NFL record holder with 11 consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons, was presented byteam owner Jerry Jones for the induction ceremony in
Canton, Ohio.
January 6, 2011 – Jerry Jones announced theappointment of Jason Garrett as the eighth head coachin Dallas Cowboys history. The former Cowboys quarterback guided the club to a 5-3 record as the interimcoach in the second half of the 2010 season and became the first former Cowboys player to earn a spot
as the head coach.
February 6, 2011 – For the first time in the region’s history, North Texas played host to a Super Bowl
when the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers
faced off in Super Bowl XLV on Feb. 6 at the thennamed Cowboys Stadium. The Packers earned theirfourth Super Bowl Championship with a 31-25 win in
front of 103,219 fans - the fourth-largest crowd towatch a Super Bowl.
November 6, 2011 – Larry Allen, Charles Haleyand Drew Pearson were inducted into the Ring of Honor
at halftime of the Cowboys-Seahawks game becoming
the 18th, 19th and 20th members of the club’s Ringof Honor. All three players earned Super Bowl rings intheir years with the Cowboys, Allen - one; Haley - threeand Pearson - one.

December 24, 2005 – With a 24-20 win at Carolina, the Cowboys clinch the 29th winning season in
the franchise’s 46 years in operation. Dallas finished
the year 9-7.
January 1, 2006 – The Cowboys played in frontof 63,131 fans in the regular season finale at Texas
Stadium on Jan. 1, 2006, pushing the club’s all-timehome attendance figure past the 20 million mark. Dating back to the 1960 franchise opener at the Cotton
Bowl, 20,002,761 fans have now seen the Dallas Cowboys in person at the Cotton Bowl and Texas Stadium.
April 10, 2006 – Ground was broken on the new
Dallas Cowboys stadium in Arlington, Texas. The stateof-the-art venue is scheduled for completion by thestart of the 2009 NFL season and will accommodate
between 80,000 and 100,000 fans.
August 5, 2006 – Three-time Super Bowl Champion quarterback Troy Aikman and six-time Pro Bowl
tackle Rayfield Wright become the eighth and ninth
former Cowboys to be enshrined in the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Aikman, the MVP of Super Bowl XXVII and the winningest quarterback of the
1990s is selected in his first year of eligibility. Wright,a member of the NFL’s 1970s All-Decade team and two
Super Bowl winning teams in Dallas is selected in his
first year as a senior’s committee nominee.
December 16, 2006 – With a 38-28 win over
the Atlanta Falcons in the Georgia Dome, the Cowboys
secured a playoff berth en route to a 9-7 regular season record and a second place finish in the NFC East.
The victory marked the organization’s 28th postseason
appearance, extending their NFL record.
February 8, 2007 – Jerry Jones announced
the appointment of Wade Phillips as the seventh headcoach in Dallas Cowboys history. Phillips, who broughta previous 45-35 record as an NFL head coach to theclub, replaced Bill Parcells who announced his retirement from coaching on January 22, 2007.
May 22, 2007 – At NFL owners’ meetings in
Nashville, Tennessee, North Texas was selected tohost Super Bowl XLV. The game will be played at the
Cowboys new stadium in Arlington, Texas, on February
6, 2011. The first Super Bowl to be presented in North
Texas was awarded on the fourth ballot of a vote by the
NFL ownership.
August 4, 2007 – Michael Irvin, a member ofsix divisional winners and three Super Bowl championship teams with the Cowboys of the 1990s, becomes the 10th former Dallas Cowboys player to beenshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Irvin, theCowboys career leader in receptions and yardage, ispresented by team owner Jerry Jones for induction at
the ceremony in Canton, Ohio.
December 9, 2007 – With a 28-27 win at Detroit,
the Cowboys clinched the NFC Eastern Division title forthe first time since 1998. The win gave Dallas its 20th
division championship (16th NFC East). Dallas closed
the season with an NFC-best 13-3 record, tying the club
mark for regular season victories that was set in 1992.
February 10, 2008 – A record 13 Dallas Cowboys participated in the Pro Bowl in Hawaii. Representing the club on offense were starters Tony Romo,
Terrell Owens, Flozell Adams, Andre Gurode, Leonard
Davis and Jason Witten. Marion Barber was a reserve
for the NFC offense. On the defensive side, DeMarcus
Ware and Ken Hamlin were starters while Roy Williams,
Terence Newman and Greg Ellis were reserves. Rookie
placekicker Nick Folk was also selected.
December 4, 2008 – A topping out ceremony
was held at the then named Cowboys Stadium as thelast major lift took place over the stadium’s east end
zone door. Owner Jerry Jones and Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck were joined at the event by a number of Cowboys Hall of Fame players including Bob Lilly, Michael
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December 26, 2012 – Two Dallas Cowboys werenamed to the original Pro Bowl squad as DeMarcus
Ware earned his seventh consecutive and overall trip
and Jason Witten his eight overall. Anthony Spencer
then made his first career Pro Bowl appearance when
he was added to the NFC’s all-star roster as an injury
replacement.
February 2, 2013 – Larry Allen, one of the best
offensive lineman in NFL history, was announced as
one of the inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Allen, who spent 12 years in Dallas and was a part offour NFC East titles and one Super Bowl victory, mademore Pro Bowl appearances than any offensive player
and tied the second-most by any player in franchise
history. Jerry Jones will be Allen’s presenter at theceremony. Former Cowboys head coach, Bill Parcells(2003-06) was also one of the inductees for the classof 2013.
July 25, 2013 – Dallas Cowboys and AT&T
announced the new home of the Cowboys will be
AT&T Stadium, formerly Cowboys Stadium.
August 13, 2013 – The City of Frisco, Texas
and the Frisco Independent School District announced
a partnership with the Dallas Cowboys establishing
Frisco as the future home of the Cowboys world corporate headquarters and training location. A multi-use
special events and sports facility, to be developed ona footprint of approximately 20 acres, and the Cowboys world corporate headquarters on a footprint ofapproximately five acres, is the centerpiece of additional mixed-use development on property surrounding theteam’s new location.
April 3, 2014 – Jerry Jones received the prestigious Horatio Alger Award in Washington, D.C. and was
inducted as a lifetime member into the Horatio Alger
Association of Distinguished Americans.
November 9, 2014 – The Dallas Cowboys played
their first ever regular season game outside of the United States, defeating Jacksonville 31-17 at London’shistorical Wembley Stadium.
December 21, 2014 – With a 42-7 home win
over the Indianapolis Colts, the Dallas Cowboys
claimed their 18th NFC East and 22nd division title.
December 28, 2014 – The Dallas Cowboys beatWashington 44-17 to seal up road perfection for justthe second time in club history.
January 15, 2015 – The Pro Football Writer’s ofAmerica name Jerry Jones the 2014 NFL Executive of
the Year. Jones put together a team that tied for theNFL’s best record (12-4), claimed the NFC East championship and won its first playoff game since 2009.
January 31, 2015 – Charles Haley, who was a
key part to the three Super Bowl champion teams in the
1990s, became a Hall of Fame inductee.
November 1, 2015 – During halftime of Dallas’
Nov. 1, 2015 game against the Seattle Seahawks, Darren Woodson was inducted as the 21st member of the
Cowboys Ring of Honor at AT&T Stadium. He finished
his career as the Cowboys all-time leading tackler with
1,350 stops, was named to the Pro Bowl five times andwas a three-time Super Bowl champion.
June 16, 2016 – After 31 years of calling theValley Ranch facility home, the Cowboys conduct their
final practice at the team headquarters in Irving, TX.
July, 2016 – The organization moves into The
Star in Frisco, Texas, home of the new world headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys. The move makes the team
the first and only NFL team to share a training facility
with a public high school athletic program at Ford Center - an indoor venue with a seating capacity of 12,000.
August 21, 2016 – The official opening of The
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December 1, 2016 – The Cowboys won their
11th straight game of the 2016 season with the victory
over Minnesota, setting a team record for the longest
single-season win streak in team history.
December 20, 2016 – The Cowboys sent sevenplayers to the Pro Bowl, as Tyron Smith (four), Zack
Martin, (three), Travis Frederick (three), Dak Prescott(first) and Ezekiel Elliott (first) were named to the teamon the initial ballot. Elliot and Prescott became thefirst Cowboys rookie duo named to the Pro Bowl, and
Prescott is the only rookie quarterback in team history
to earn the honor. Dez Bryant (three) and Sean Lee(two) were later named as injury replacements.
December 26, 2016 – Ezekiel Elliott finished his
rookie campaign with a league leading 1,631 rushingyards - the third Cowboys running back to lead theleague. His 11 games with 100-plus yards from scrimmage established a rookie team record and are tied forthird in NFL history by a rookie.
January 1, 2017 – The Cowboys finished theseason with 13 wins, tying the 2007 and 1992 teams
for the most wins in team history. Dallas’ 13-3 record
earned them their 32nd appearance in the postseason– tied for the most in NFL history – and the team’s 23rd
division championship.
January 1, 2017 – Dak Prescott finished one of
the most prolific rookie seasons by a quarterback in
NFL history, tying the most wins (13) in NFL history andfinishing with the highest QB rating (104.9), completion
percentage (67.8) and third-most passing touchdowns(23).
February 4, 2017 – On the eve of Super Bowl LI
in Houston, Texas, it was announced that Jerry Jones
would be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
His selection made him the third Cowboys non-player
to have a bust in Canton, Ohio (Tex Schramm and Tom
Landry). The Dallas Cowboys also took home four yearly honors at the NFL Honors event, as Jason Garrett
won AP Coach of the Year, Dak Prescott won AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, Ezekiel Elliott won FedEx
Ground Player of the Year and the Cowboys offensive
line won Built Ford Tough Offensive Line of the Year.
May 24, 2017 – At an awards banquet in New
York City, Jerry Jones was given the 2017 Lifetime
Achievement Award, presented by SportsBusiness
Journal.
August 5, 2017 – Jerry Jones becomes the 15thowner in NFL History be inducted into the Pro Football
Hall of Fame.
September 10, 2017 – Jason Witten sets the
Cowboys franchise record for most career receiving
yards, eclipsing Michael Irvin (11,904) in Cowboys annals. He passed Ed “Too Tall” Jones for most games
played by a Cowboy (224) the following week at Denver.
November 30, 2017 – Dez Bryant establishes afranchise record, topping Bob Hayes (71) with his 72nd
career receiving touchdown against Washington.
December 10, 2017 - The Cowboys win at the
N.Y. Giants serves as Jerry Jones’ 250th regular season win as the Dallas Cowboys Owner, President andGeneral Manager since purchasing the team in 1989.
February, 2018 – Jason Witten earns his 11th
trip to the Pro Bowl to tie Bob Lilly for the most appearances in franchise history.
November 29, 2018 – During halftime of theteam’s contest against the New Orleans Saints, theCowboys named Gil Brandt as the 22nd member of the
Ring of Honor. Brandt would later be inducted into the
Pro Football Hall of Fame.
December 23, 2018 – With a win over Tampa
Bay on Dec. 23, Dallas earned its 20th NFC East Division title since the division was first formed in 1970, its
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February 25, 2022 – Jerry Jones is honored as
an MD Anderson Living Legend at a luncheon hosted in
Dallas. The event honored Jones in an interview with Al
Michaels of NBC’s “Sunday Night Football,” and raised
nearly $1.4 million in support of the University of Texas
MD Anderson Cancer Center - the most money everraised at the North Texas celebration.
March 12, 2022 – Jerry Jones is honored with
the Walter Camp Distinguished American Award at the56th annual Black Tie National Awards Gala. The Walter
Camp Football Foundation’s “Distinguished American”
award is presented each year to an individual who has
utilized his or her talents to attain great success in business, private life or public service and who may haveaccomplished that which no other has done.
December 24, 2022 – After losing the season
opener to Tampa Bay at AT&T Stadium, the Dallas Cowboys won their final eight home games to post an 8-1
record at AT&T Stadium, the most home wins in a single season since the stadium opened in 2009.
January 8, 2023 – The Cowboys finished theseason with 12 wins, the first time that Dallas won 12
games in back-to-back seasons since 1994-95. The
Cowboys also advanced to the postseason in back-toback seasons for the first time since 2006-07
January 8, 2023 – CeeDee Lamb had a breakout season with 107 receptions, becoming the third
player in franchise history to reach 100 catches in aseason, joining Michael Irvin (111 in 1995) and Jason
Witten (110 in 2012).
December 21, 2022 – The Cowboys sent eightplayers to the Pro Bowl, with three players earning
their first trip to the game. Zack Martin earned hiseighth all-star selection, tying him with Emmitt Smith
and Tyron Smith for the sixth-most selections in teamhistory. He was joined by DeMarcus Lawrence (third),
Trevon Diggs (second), CeeDee Lamb (second), Micah
Parsons (second), Tyler Biadasz (first), Tony Pollard(first) and KaVontae Turpin (first) in the all-star game.
February 9, 2023 – Dak Prescott was awarded with one of the highest honors in the NFL when hereceived the Walter Payton Man of the Year award for
his outstanding community service efforts off the field,
as well as excellence on the field. Prescott became thefourth Cowboys player to be bestowed with the honor,
joining Roger Staubach, Troy Aikman and Jason Witten.

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Family made a historic $20 million donation to the
National Medal Of Honor Museum Foundation, which
has now surpassed $70 million in total funds raised.
Jones’ daughter, Charlotte Jones, Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer for the Cowboys, serves
as Chairman of the Board for the Museum. The Jones
family’s generous contribution brings the Museum one
step closer to opening its doors in 2024.
December 26, 2021 – With a win over Washington on Dec. 26, Dallas earned its 21st NFC East Division title since the division was first formed in 1970.

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December 30, 2018 – Ezekiel Elliott finishedthe season with 2,001 scrimmage yards and led the
NFL in rushing with 1,434 yards, becoming only thefifth NFL player and second Cowboy to lead the league
in rushing twice in their first three seasons. Leighton
Vander Esch also established a franchise rookie record
for tackles in a single-season, leading the Cowboys defense with 176 tackles.
April 9, 2019 – The Dallas Cowboys signed defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence to a five-year contract
extension worth more than $100 million, the biggest
single contract in franchise history to date.
Sept. 4, 2019 – The Dallas Cowboys signed running back Ezekiel Elliott to a six-year contract extension worth more than $90 million, which made him thehighest-paid running back in NFL history. Elliott owns
the Cowboys rookie rushing record, the single-season
record for receptions by a running back and became
just the fifth player since the 1970 NFL merger to leadthe league in rushing twice in his first three seasons.
September 8, 2019 – Jason Witten returned to
the Cowboys after a brief hiatus during the 2018 season, playing in his 16th NFL campaign - making him thelongest-tenured Cowboy in franchise history.
October 2, 2019 – The National Medal of Honor
Museum Foundation announces that, following a national search launched in October 2018, Arlington, Texas
is selected by the Foundation’s Board of Directors as
the site for the future National Medal of Honor Museum.
Planned for construction near Arlington’s AT&T Stadium, the first national museum of its kind is set to open
to the public in 2024. The National Medal of Honor Museum will provide an unrivaled visitor experience withstate-of-the-art permanent, interactive experiences androtating exhibitions. Serving as a national landmark and located in America’s heartland - the Museum will
illustrate the historical thread of sacrifice, patriotism
and courage that runs through all U.S, military service
members, past and present.
December 30, 2019 – The Cowboys boasted a
4,000-yard passer (Dak Prescott, 4,902), 1,000-yard
rusher (Ezekiel Elliott, 1,357) and two 1,000-yard receivers (Amari Cooper, 1,189 and Michael Gallup,
1,008) for the first time in franchise history, and theoffense totaled a team-record 6,904 net yards.
February, 2020 – The Cowboys sent six players
to the Pro Bowl. Tyron Smith earned his seventh overalland seventh consecutive trip, passing Rayfield Wrightfor the most by a Cowboys tackle in team history. He
was joined by Zack Martin (sixth), Travis Frederick(fifth), Amari Cooper (fourth), Ezekiel Elliott (third), andJaylon Smith (first) in the all-star game.
January 5, 2020 – Mike McCarthy was named
the ninth head coach in franchise history. Along with 13
years of head coaching experience and 13 more as an
assistant coach in the NFL, McCarthy comes to Dallas
owning the sixth-most wins (125) and fourth-highest
winning percentage among active NFL head coaches,
including a Super Bowl XLV win at AT&T Stadium in2011.
March 10, 2021 – Dallas signed quarterback
Dak Prescott to a four-year contract worth more than$160 million, making him the highest paid player in
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Chief Operating Officer
Executive Vice President
Player Personnel

With 34 years of NFL experience, Stephen Jones
has established himself as one of the most successful
and versatile executives in professional sports, serving as the Cowboys Chief Operating Officer/Executive
Vice President/Player Personnel and President of
AT&T Stadium.
Jones oversees the management operations for
all aspects of the Dallas Cowboys and AT&T Stadium,
while also overseeing the team’s scouting and player
personnel department. His work involves managing theorganization’s several hundred staff members, while
also handling all of the club’s salary cap and all major
player contract concerns. He is active in the recruitment and management of all major events that cometo AT&T Stadium and The Star in Frisco. Jones’ experience as a major college football player, and his years
as one of the NFL’s top executives, were instrumental
in his appointment to the League’s prestigious Competition Committee. His active involvement in stadium
management, design and development has also landed
him a spot on the NFL’s New Stadium Committee.
Following the Cowboys 12-4 regular season finish
and 2014 NFC Eastern Division title, Stephen andJerry Jones were named the co-recipients of the NFL
Executive of the Year Award as presented by Sports
Illustrated’s Monday Morning Quarterback.
Beginning in 1989, Jones has played an integralrole in the team’s dramatic rise from a 1-15 record
to being the NFL’s “Team of the Decade” with three
Super Bowl titles in the 1990s. As he enters his 35th
NFL season, Jones has been a core architect of the
Cowboys teams that have compiled back-to-back 12win regular seasons over the last two years. His recent
work has seen the club restock its roster with someof the game’s top talent, and the recent results haveproduced winning records in 12 of the last 19 seasonsand division titles in 2007, 2009, 2014, 2016, 2018and 2021. During his tenure with the team, Dallas has
established the club record for regular season wins(13) in 1992 and equaled that mark with 13 victories
in 2007 and 2016.
Since 2010, Jones has crafted one of the more
impressive drafting records in the NFL. In the last 13
years (2010 to 2022) Dallas has selected 18 players
who have become Pro Bowlers: Dez Bryant and Sean
Lee (in 2010), Tyron Smith, DeMarco Murray andDwayne Harris (2011), Travis Frederick (2013), Zack
Martin and DeMarcus Lawrence (2014), Byron Jones(2015), Ezekiel Elliott, Jaylon Smith and Dak Prescott(2016), Leighton Vander Esch (2018), Tony Pollard(2019), Tyler Biadasz, Trevon Diggs and CeeDee Lamb(2020) and Micah Parsons (2021). The 18 Pro Bowl
draft picks are the most by any team over that span,
and that group has gone on to earn a combined 49 Pro
Bowl selections. Nine of those draft picks have also
been named to at least one All-Pro team since their selection, tied with San Francisco for the most in the NFL,and their combined 16 All-Pro selections rank second
league-wide in that time. In those same 13 years, Dallas has selected 31 players who have become starters,with 12 becoming All-Rookie Team selections.

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The foundation for the future success of the teamhas been secured through savvy draft maneuvers andkey free agent acquisitions, starting up front on theoffensive line. Smith and Martin were Pro Bowlers together for the eighth and seventh times, respectively,
following the 2021 season. Prescott and Elliott, Dallas’
duo of young offensive backfield weapons, became thefirst pair of Cowboys rookies to ever be selected to
the Pro Bowl in 2016. Prescott opened his career bybecoming the first rookie quarterback in Cowboys history to be named to the Pro Bowl and the first to win
AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, while Elliott won NFL
rushing titles in two (2016 and 2018) of his first three
years in the League. Lamb is another in the line of great
Cowboys receivers to don the famed number 88 jersey, establishing a team rookie record with 74 catches
in his first season and then surpassing the 1,000-yard
mark in his second year before joining Michael Irvin andJason Witten as the only players in Cowboys history to
eclipse 100 catches (107) in a season.
Defensively, Diggs and Parsons anchor an ascending young group of players. Diggs tied the club record
with 11 interceptions in 2021, while Parsons earned AP
Defensive Rookie of the Year honors by establishing a
Cowboys rookie record with 13.0 sacks, then followedthat up with 13.5 sacks and a second-straight AP firstteam All-Pro selection – the first Cowboys defender toearn first-team All-Pro honors in each of his first two
seasons and only the second NFL defender since the1970 Merger, joining Lawrence Taylor in 1981-82.
In the ever-evolving strategy that dictates a team’s
competitiveness in the current collective bargaining
agreement, Jones’ performance in managing the Cowboys salary cap, and the club’s activity in free agency,
has played a prominent role in the team’s ability tocompete at the NFL’s highest level. Jones’ involvement
in shaping the Dallas roster under the salary cap was
critical in allowing the Cowboys to maintain one of theNFL’s most talented core group of players throughout
the decade of the 1990s. His creativity and caretakingof the Cowboys cap played a key role in the team’s
six division titles, four conference championship gameappearances and three world titles.
During a historic two-year period, Jones was involved in signing five Cowboys stars who were considered the best players in the game at their respective
positions. Between September of 1993 and September of 1995, Jones helped orchestrate contract agreements with running back Emmitt Smith, quarterback
Troy Aikman, fullback Daryl Johnston, wide receiverMichael Irvin and cornerback Deion Sanders.
Shortly after the turn of the century, Jones began
spearheading the club’s new stadium efforts, overseeing every element of the development and construction of the venue while also working closely withlocal government, community and business leaders.
He was directly responsible for the club’s successfulreferendum campaign in the fall of 2004 that saw theCity of Arlington agree to join forces with the Cowboys
in building a new state-of-the-art stadium later to be
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program. All 12 Frisco ISD high schools play home
games within Ford Center at The Star, a state-of-theart, 510,000-square-foot indoor athletic facility. Witha capacity of 12,000 seats, Ford Center hosts a variety of events in addition to football games, such asconcerts, collegiate basketball, professional boxing,soccer matches and meetings, to name a few.
The Star includes a 91-acre mixed-use development located on the Dallas Tollway. In addition to theteam’s headquarters, the project features shopping,dining, nightlife, athletic, fitness, event, hotel and residential options.
Prior to focusing much of his energy on the innovative projects in Arlington and Frisco, Jones’ stewardship of historic Texas Stadium in Irving left behind alegacy of facility management that maximized the use
and visibility of the venue into a year-round destination
for sporting, entertainment, community and corporate
events on an unprecedented level.
Jones has enjoyed a life-long association with thegame of football. A four-year letterman as a linebacker
and special teams standout at the University of Arkansas, Jones was a starter for the Razorbacks in the
Orange Bowl Classic Game that followed the 1986
season. Prior to attending the University of Arkansas,
Jones was an all-state quarterback and a three-year
starter at Catholic High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. In February of 2015, Jones was inducted into the
Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame, where he joined his father who was a 1999 inductee.
In 2016 Jones was awarded the Junior Achievement Legacy Award which goes to a person whose
leadership supports academic excellence in Arkansas.
Jones followed that honor up in 2017, being named the2017 Arkansan of the Year by Easter Seals Arkansas.
He earned his degree in chemical engineeringfrom Arkansas in 1988 and immediately went to workin the oil and gas business for JMC Exploration as anengineer. In 2013 he was inducted as a member of the
Arkansas Academy of Chemical Engineers.
On Feb. 25, 1989, Jerry Jones purchased theDallas Cowboys and installed Stephen into a key front
office position as one-of-three vice presidents with the
club.
Jones is a past president of the Dallas Chapter of
the Young Presidents’ Organization. He serves on theboard of directors for Complexity Gaming as well as
the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association. He also serveson the board for the Dallas Citizens Council and the
Baylor Health Care System Foundation. He is a former
member of the NFL’s Business Ventures Committee,
and he is also a member of the board of directors forLegends Hospitality - the joint stadium catering venture involving the Dallas Cowboys and the New YorkYankees organizations that Jones was instrumental increating. In the spring of 2015, Jones was inducted
into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame.
Jones was born in Danville, Arkansas and raisedin Little Rock. He and his wife, Karen, live in Highland
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Opened to the public in May of 2009, the stadium’s
dramatic first season of operation resulted in the venue being named the Sports Facility of the Year by theSports Business Journal in May of 2010.
The 100,000-plus seat stadium established theattendance record for an NFL regular season game as105,121 witnessed the September 20, 2009 home
opener, while the 108,713 who attended the NBA AllStar Game on February 14, 2010 became the largest
crowd to witness a game in the history of the sport.
In just over 13 years of operation, more than 14
million fans have attended events that included highschool and collegiate football, major college basketball, international soccer, professional bull riding, Supercross, world championship boxing and concertsthat featured world renowned recording artists. Morethan six million other visitors passed through thetwelve-story high doors of the stadium for daily public
tours of the venue.
With its architectural versatility and cutting edge
media capabilities, AT&T Stadium has become a visible beacon that has established North Texas as a major focal point on the sports and entertainment canvasof North America and around the world.
The brilliant home of the Cowboys has become apowerful catalyst in attracting a wide range of national and international events that will define the futureof the region for generations to come. The stadium
has already played host to Super Bowl XLV (Februaryof 2011), the NCAA Final Four in men’s basketball(April of 2014), the Big 12 Championship game, theinaugural College Football Playoff Championship Game(January of 2015) and in 2018 became the first NFL
stadium to host the NFL Draft. Other top flight sporting
events for the future include the annual Cotton Bowl
classic, 2024 PBR World Finals, hosting FIFA World
Cup matches in 2026 and the 2030 NCAA Men’s Final
Four, just to name a few.
In the summer of 2013, Jones was the organization’s point person in the negotiations that establishedthe multi-year naming rights agreement for the Cowboys home in Arlington with AT&T.
AT&T Stadium remains the only venue in the world
to host an NBA All-Star Game, a Super Bowl, the Men’s
NCAA Final Four and the College Football Playoff
Championship Game.
Shortly after the new name for AT&T Stadium
was announced, Jones took on the responsibilities ofspearheading a partnership with the City of Frisco (TX)
and the Frisco Independent School District to develop
a new home for the Cowboys World Headquarters andtraining facility in Frisco. The Star in Frisco opened
its doors for operation in the summer of 2016. Located in a rapidly growing community of more than
200,000 residents, The Star is a partnership with theCity of Frisco and Frisco ISD that focuses on inspiringa strong future for high school football, youth sports
and the next generation of players and fans by uniquely
engaging them at the place where the Dallas Cowboys
live, work and practice.
The Star is the only NFL training facility in the
U.S. that is shared with a public high school athletic

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Chief Brand Officer
Executive Vice President

Charlotte Jones is the Chief Brand Officer and Executive Vice President of the Dallas Cowboys FootballClub. She oversees all business operations, strategies
and applications surrounding the team’s brand as it ispresented to fans worldwide.
Working in the executive office since 1989, Jones’
experience has propelled her forward as one of themost innovative and versatile executives among womenin professional sports and executives as a whole.
Jones’ vision and direction leads the Cowboys inbrand marketing, fan engagement, stadium design,
entertainment, licensed apparel, cause marketing andcommunity relations.
Jones played an instrumental role in the design anddevelopment of The Star in Frisco, the Dallas Cowboys
World Headquarters, team training facility and event
center located in Frisco, Texas. Opened in 2016, the91-acre mixed-use development serves as the team’s
headquarters and a destination for shopping, dining,nightlife, athletics, fitness, events, hotel, luxury residential living and commercial real estate.
She played a prominent role in shaping the design,
décor, sponsor integration and overall presentation of
AT&T Stadium, the renowned state-of-the-art venue that
opened in Arlington, Texas in 2009. Under Jones’ guidance, the venue has played host to some of the highest
profile sports and entertainment events in the world –among those are Super Bowl XLV, the 2010 NBA AllStar Game, the 2014 NCAA Men’s Final Four, the annual
Cotton Bowl Classic and the first-ever College FootballChampionship game in 2015. She was instrumental inbringing the Academy of Country Music Awards to AT&T
Stadium to celebrate the 50th anniversary, breaking ratings and attendance records, as well as WrestleMania
32, which broke WWE’s all-time single-night attendance
record.
The stadium’s signature element is one of the mostprominent public art collections, the Dallas Cowboys
Art Collection at AT&T Stadium and The Star in Frisco.
Consisting of 92 works of contemporary art from an international array of 62 curated artists, the collection isdisplayed on the walls and in the grand public spacesof the stadium and the world headquarters at The Star.
In 2013 Charlotte and her mother, Gene Jones, were
the recipients of the Texas Medal of Arts – Arts PatronsAward, presented by the Texas Cultural Trust.
Recognized as one of the most powerful womenin sports, Charlotte Jones was named Chairman of the
NFL Foundation in 2012 where she is responsible forspearheading the NFL efforts in youth football participation, health and safety, and community outreach. She is
the first woman to serve in this position and is the firstfemale executive in history to lead a major professional
sports league charitable foundation. In 2014 she wasappointed to the first NFL Conduct Committee, which
endorses and enhances the new personal conduct policy for all NFL players and employees. She also serveson the Health and Safety Committee. Jones was recently

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appointed to the NFL’s Legalized Sports Betting Committee. Concurrently, Jones is the President of the Dallas
Cowboys Cheerleaders and is responsible for overseeing what is considered to be the most prominent organization of its kind in the world.
In the philanthropy space, Jones became the firstfemale to serve as Chairman of The Salvation Army’s
National Advisory Board from 2010-14. In 1997 she introduced a groundbreaking approach to fundraising on
the worldwide stage by harnessing a Thanksgiving Day
national television audience during the Cowboys halftime as the kickoff to The Salvation Army’s National Red
Kettle Campaign. She set the wheels in motion, helping
the Salvation Army raise nearly three billion dollars andtouch lives across the globe by combining the Dallas
Cowboys and popular musical entertainers featured on
network television during one of the most watched NFL
games. Since that initial halftime presentation which featured the musical talents of Reba McEntire, other major
entertainers performing at the Thanksgiving halftime
show included Randy Travis, Clint Black, Toby Keith,
Destiny’s Child, Sheryl Crow, Carrie Underwood, Kelly
Clarkson, the Jonas Brothers, Keith Urban, Enrique Iglesias, Kenny Chesney, Selena Gomez, Pitbull with Ne-Yo,
Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Thomas Rhett, Meghan Trainor,
Ellie Goulding, Kane Brown and Luke Combs.
In 2017 Jones was inducted into the Arkansas
Sports Hall of Fame for Football Administration. Charlotte’s spirit of involvement in the local community
extends far beyond the realm of professional football.
Since 1989 she has been actively involved with leadership roles in a wide range of organizations that include:
The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, Southwestern
Medical Foundation, the President’s Advisory Council
for The Dallas Center for Performing Arts Foundation,
TACA Board of Governors, The Salvation Army, The
Rise School, Shelton School, Make-A-Wish North Texas
Presidents Council, Dallas Symphony and the Super
Bowl XLV Host Committee. She chaired the 2014 North
Texas Final Four Host Committee, responsible for hosting and organizing the record setting men’s basketballchampionship at AT&T Stadium. Additionally, Jones is amember of the Board of Directors of Hilltop Holdings
Corporation, serves as President of the Gene and Jerry
Jones Family Foundation and the Gene and Jerry Jones
Family Arlington Youth Foundation. In 2020 Jones wasappointed Chairman of the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation, which is set to open its doors in 2024
in Arlington, Texas. She also serves on the SoftBank Advisory Council. She is a member of the James Madison
Council, a philanthropic advisory group of the Library ofCongress.
A native of Little Rock, Arkansas, Charlotte Jones
travels across the country speaking on philanthropic initiatives, brand innovation and cultivating the most valuable sports franchises in the world. She is a graduate of
Stanford University, a current resident of Dallas, and amother of three children.

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JERRY JONES Jr.

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Executive Vice President

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move added English radio to the club’s stable of English and Spanish television programming as well as
the Spanish radio broadcast. Dallas Cowboys Broadcast Department now originates over 40 hours a weekof original television, radio, podcasts and internet programming aired across the Dallas Cowboys Broadcasting Network in five states. Through his work, Jones hashelped foster the NFL’s largest team-operated media
broadcast network.
Jones has established a growing reputation at theleague level as it relates to sales and marketing. In thepast, he has served on the NFL’s Marketing Executives
Committee, the Internet Working Group Committee andthe League’s Digital Media Committee.
In 2001, to help further the Dallas Cowboys marketing and brand image initiatives, Jones became theCEO of Dallas Cowboys Merchandising, Ltd. (DCM), a
company formed in 1996 to design, manufacture anddistribute Dallas Cowboys merchandise throughout theworld. To date, the Cowboys are still the only major
league sports team to form such an entity, enabling
their fans to have the unique opportunity to enjoy theauthenticity of team merchandise and memorabilia,
straight from the source. DCM and the Dallas Cowboys
continue to thrive as one of the top teams in NFL sales
over the past 20 years. Today DCM has 30 retail locations throughout Texas and New Mexico, including the
15,000-square-foot Pro Shop in AT&T Stadium and a
7,000-square-foot Pro Shop at the team headquarters
facility, The Star in Frisco, TX. In 2020 DCM moved
into a 400,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution headquarters in Frisco, TX. And in 2018 DCM wasawarded the NFL retailer of the Year.
Jones took over as the club’s Chief Marketing
Officer in 2001 after first joining the club in 1996 asVice President and General Counsel. He spent his earlyyears negotiating rookie contracts, local radio and television broadcast rights fees and sponsorship agreements. He was also instrumental in launching the Dallas
Cowboys official website, which continues to be at theforefront of internet technology and has become oneof the NFL’s most comprehensive and innovative teampages. In 2003, the site won the NFL’s award for best
overall team website, and in 2006, the site won the
NFL’s award for best content. With Jones’ leadership,
dallascowboys.com has had higher unique visitors,
page views, and time spent on site every year since
the league began tracking team sites. Additionally, theyboast the largest social media community in the NFL.
Jones, born Sept. 27, 1969, earned his law degreefrom Southern Methodist University in 1995. He completed his undergraduate coursework at Georgetown
University, where he majored in political science andgraduated with a BA in 1992. Jones and his wife residein Dallas, Texas with their children.

PLAYERSAs Chief Sales and Marketing Officer and Executive
Vice President, Jerry Jones, Jr. is a key member of theDallas Cowboys front office, overseeing the club’s entire sales and marketing efforts, both those directed at
the team’s loyal fans as well as its corporate partners.
With the Cowboys unique vertical structure, Jones leads
a team that is not only responsible for the sales andmarketing of the club, but also its vast merchandisingbusiness as well as all digital and broadcast media.
Jones was instrumental in the design and planningof AT&T Stadium, viewed as one of the world’s truly
unique sports and entertainment venues, as well as
the team’s new state-of-the-art training complex - The
Star - which opened in Frisco in 2016. His desire to
make the Cowboys practice facility about health andwellness, sports nutrition and sports medicine led tothe building of the Baylor Scott and White Sports Therapy and Research Center. This 300,000-square-footcampus for sports medicine and sports performance
opened its doors in June 2018. In keeping with hisdesire to create a destination for health and wellness,
Jones was instrumental in building Cowboys Fit at The
Star, a three-story 65,000-square-foot premier healthand fitness center where members exercise and train
to a Cowboy-centric workout routine. Since then, fourother Cowboys Fit locations have been opened in Plano(June 2019), in AT&T Discovery District in downtown
Dallas (May 2020), Pflugerville (November 2020) andEast Dallas (2022). In addition, he was instrumental increating Cowboys Club, a first of its kind private membership club complete with private restaurant overlooking the practice fields.
From 2007 to 2008, Jones guided the transitionof 65,000 season ticket holders as well as over 300
suite owners from Texas Stadium to the club’s new
home that opened in 2009. With a stadium capable ofholding up to 100,000 fans, with eight club areas and3.0-million-square-feet of space, this monumental effort
required the expansion of the club’s sales team to over
60 employees dedicated to personalized customer
service. At the same time, Jones has also been deeply
involved in the extension and expansion of the club’s
already sizable corporate sponsorship base. In recent
years, Jones has directed the extension of long-term
agreements with numerous valued partners like Miller
Brewing, Ford, Bank of America, Pepsi and Dr Pepper
as well as the expansion of the AT&T partnership toinclude stadium naming rights.
In both 2008 and 2009 these efforts were recognized by the Sports Business Journal when Jones wasnamed to their “40 Under 40” list of executives under
the age of 40 who are making the greatest contribution
to their organization and the world of sports and entertainment.
On the broadcast front, Jones oversaw the 2006
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MIKE McCARTHY
Head CoachBaker University
Head Coach: 17th Year • NFL: 30th Year • Cowboys: 4th YearThe Dallas Cowboys named Mike McCarthy theninth head coach in franchise history on Jan. 8, 2020,
handing the reigns of the team to an innovative offensive mind with a championship pedigree.
McCarthy came to Dallas with 13 years of headcoaching experience and 13 additional years as an assistant coach in the NFL, including six as an offensive
coordinator. The 2023 season will bring McCarthy
back to his roots as he will be the offensive play-caller
for the first time since 2018.
As a head coach, McCarthy has racked up a 15597-2 regular season record - with the Green Bay Packers (2006-18) and Dallas Cowboys (2020-22) - and heowns the fifth-most wins among active NFL coaches
and 20th all-time. His teams have qualified for thepostseason 11 times, won six NFC North Division titles - one NFC East - made four NFC ChampionshipGame appearances and took home a Super Bowl XLVchampionship held at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, following the 2010 NFL season.
Having mentored top quarterbacks, including Hallof Famers and future Hall of Famers, McCarthy’s experience and success with young quarterbacks will help
shape the immediate future of the Dallas Cowboys.
In 2023 McCarthy led the charges of a team thatfinished 12-5 for the second straight season to markthe first time in his career and the first time for Dallas
since 1994-95 to record consecutive 12-or-more win
seasons. En route to the team’s second straight playoff berth (first time since 2006-07), the Dallas offense
finished third in the league in points (467, fourth inpoints-per-game) while the defense led the league intakeaways for the second consecutive season - thefirst team since Pittsburgh (1972-74) to notch two
straight years at the top of the NFL’s takeaway chart.
McCarthy’s second season in Dallas was more ofa return to normal, despite some of the COVID protocols still in place for 2021. McCarthy led a team thattook home the club’s 25th division title as Dallas led
the East with a 12-5 record in the NFL’s first 17-gameseason. The Cowboys had 22 different players reachthe end zone, an NFL record for the most players toscore a touchdown on a team in a season. Dallas also
finished with 530 total points, a franchise record. McCarthy’s emphasis on complementary football was on
display as the Cowboys tied for the league lead in turnover differential (+14) and ranked second in points off
takeaways (119). The last time a Dallas team finisheda season with a differential of at least +14 was 1981(+18). McCarthy led Dallas to a 5-1 primetime record,
the most primetime wins of McCarthy’s 15-year career
and the most by Dallas since 2016. Dallas went a perfect 6-0 against the NFC East in 2021, just the thirdtime in franchise history that Dallas finished a season
unbeaten against its division - 1969 and 1998. The
Cowboys outscored divisional opponents 240-107.
Upon arriving in Dallas and filling out his inaugural staff, McCarthy was prepared to hit the groundrunning in implementing his high-velocity offense,
but his plans came to a screeching halt as the NFL
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forward through the
McCarthy vs. NFL
offseason, but he was Team
W L T
PCT.
faced with challenges Arizona................ 3 4 0 0.429
at every turn. The in- Atlanta................. 5 4 0 0.556
jury bug hit the Dallas Baltimore............. 2 2 0 0.500
offense, forcing the Buffalo................ 2 2 0 0.500
club to not only start Carolina............... 4 3 0 0.571
four different quar- Chicago............. 19 7 0 0.731............ 3 2 0 0.600
terbacks (for the first Cincinnati.
Cleveland............. 3 1 0 0.750
time since 2015) as Dallas.................. 5 3 0 0.625
Dak Prescott (ankle) Denver................ 2 2 0 0.500
was lost for the sea- Detroit............... 19 7 0 0.731
son in Week 5, but Green Bay............ 0 1 0 0.000
also implement eight Houston............... 3 1 0 0.750
different
starting Indianapolis.......... 2 2 0 0.500
offensive line combi- Jacksonville......... 2 2 0 0.500
nations (not including Kansas City......... 2 2 0 0.500
in-gamechanges). Las Vegas............ 3 1 0 0.750
Chargers......... 4 0 0 1.000
In total, the club lost LA
LA Rams.............. 6 3 0 0.667
152 games played Miami.................. 3 1 0 0.750
and 127 starts to in- Minnesota.......... 18 9 2 0.667
jury. Despite the hur- New England........ 2 3 0 0.400
dles, the 2020 Dallas New Orleans........ 3 4 0 0.429
Cowboys were in po- N.Y. Giants........... 9 3 0 0.750
sition to win the NFC N.Y. Jets.............. 2 1 0 0.667
East entering Week Philadelphia......... 8 4 0 0.667
17 but came up just Pittsburgh............ 0 4 0 0.000
San Francisco...... 6 2 0 0.750
short.
Seattle................ 5 5 0 0.500
McCarthy launched Tampa Bay........... 3 4 0 0.429
his head coaching ca- Tennessee........... 2 2 0 0.500
reer with Green Bay Washington.......... 5 6 0 0.455
on Jan. 12, 2006, Totals............155 97 2 0.614
and in 12-plus years
as its head coach,
Postseason
he guided one of Arizona................ 0 2 0.000
the most successful Atlanta................. 1 1 0.500
stretches in franchise Chicago............... 1 0 1.000
history, reaching the Dallas.................. 2 0 1.000
postseason in eight Minnesota............ 1 0 1.000
consecutive seasons N.Y. Giants........... 1 2 0.333(2009-16). With his Philadelphia......... 1 0 1.000
Super Bowl XLV vic- Pittsburgh............ 1 0 1.000
Francisco...... 0 4
0.000
tory, McCarthy joined San
1 1
0.500
Vince Lombardi and Seattle................
Tampa Bay........... 1 0
1.000
Mike Holmgren as the Washington.......... 1 0 1.000
only coaches to guide Totals..............11 10 0.524
the Packers to a Super Bowl win.
Known as a prolific offensive mind - and the primary play-caller - McCarthy’s Packers offense finishedfourth in the NFL in total offense (364.4) and thirdin points-per-game (26.0) through his tenure with theclub. Behind the arm of Aaron Rodgers, over thatsame span, the Packers were third in passing offense.
Additionally, over the course of 13 years with the
Packers, his offenses regularly ranked in the top-10
in passing yards (10 times), total offense (nine) andscoring offense (nine).
In Week 6 of 2015, McCarthy earned the 100th
regular season win of his career in just his 150th
game, making him the seventh-fastest coach in NFL
history and the then fastest current NFL coach toreach the 100-win plateau. Two years later in Week 6
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Mike McCarthy – Born Nov. 10, 1963, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tight end Baker University 1985-86. Pro: No
pro playing experience. College coach: Fort Hays State 1987-88, Pittsburgh 1989-92. Pro coach: Kansas City
Chiefs 1993-98, Green Bay Packers 1999, New Orleans Saints 2000-04, San Francisco 49ers 2005, Green
Bay Packers 2006-18, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

PLAYERSA Pittsburgh, Pa. native, McCarthy was named the14th head coach of the Green Bay Packers, after serving 13 years as an NFL assistant. The third-youngest
head coach in the NFL when he was hired at age 42(the Saints Sean Payton was seven weeks younger
and the N.Y. Jets Eric Mangini was 35), McCarthy took
over a Packers team coming off its first losing season
since 1991.
McCarthy is known for taking a hands-on teachingapproach with young players and is well-respectedaround the league, in part because he called plays
for six seasons as an offensive coordinator before
becoming a head coach. He has tutored an impressive roster of NFL quarterbacks, while two of thebiggest names he has worked with, Favre in Green
Bay and Joe Montana in Kansas City, were at or beyond their peak years at the time. McCarthy played atleast a part in the development of signal callers Aaron
Brooks, Jake Delhomme, Matt Hasselbeck, Matt Flynn, Marc Bulger, Rich Gannon and Elvis Grbac. The entire stable of quarterbacks that McCarthy has worked
with, which also includes Jeff Blake, Steve Bono andDave Krieg, has combined for 45 career Pro Bowl selections, 10 Super Bowl starts and 10 Most Valuable
Player awards.
McCarthy broke into the NFL as a quality control assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs in 1993. It
was then he worked with Montana before moving up
to quarterbacks coach from 1995-98, working withstarters Gannon, Grbac and Bono.
When Gannon left the Chiefs for Oakland in 1999,
McCarthy departed Kansas City to become Green
Bay’s quarterbacks coach. That year, the Packers
ranked seventh in the NFL in passing and ninth in total
offense. Favre threw for 4,091 yards, the third-highest
total in his career at that point.
The following year, McCarthy began a successful
five-year stint as the offensive coordinator of the New
Orleans Saints. It became the most prolific offensive erato that point in the team’s four decades, as the Saints
set 10 offensive team records and 25 individual marks.
Among the more notable accomplishments, the Saints
led the NFC with 432 points and 49 touchdowns in
2002, both team records at the time. In his first season
in 2000, McCarthy was named NFC Assistant Coachof the Year by USA Today. In 2005 McCarthy served as
offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers.
McCarthy began his six-year collegiate coachingcareer as a graduate assistant at Fort Hays State in
Hays, Kan., (1987), just after completing his playing
career at nearby Baker University in Baldwin City, Kan.
At Baker, McCarthy earned a degree in business administration and was an all-conference tight end and seniorcaptain in 1986, helping lead the Wildcats to an NAIA
Division II national runner-up finish. He was inducted
into the school’s athletic hall of fame in October 2007.
At Fort Hays State under head coach John Vincent,
McCarthy coached linebackers for two years while
earning a master’s degree in sports administration.
McCarthy returned to his hometown in 1989, serving first as a graduate assistant (1989-91) and thenwide receivers coach for the Pittsburgh Panthers.
Born in Pittsburgh, McCarthy graduated from Bishop Boyle High School in Homestead, Pa. He and his
wife, Jessica, have five children and were actively involved in the Green Bay community, including hosting
the annual Mike & Jessica McCarthy Golf Invitational.
Established in June 2010, the tournament benefited
the American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison,Wis. The event raised funds that have helped the hospital expand with two new floors, a neonatal intensive
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including postseason, and having compiled 128
victories, he tied Bud Grant and Chuck Noll for thesixth-most wins by a head coach through 200 games.
McCarthy is only the fourth head coach in NFL history
to lead a single franchise to eight-or-more consecutive
playoff appearances, joining Tom Landry, Noll and Bill
Belichick. Those eight appearances from 2009-16
were more than the rest of the NFC North Division
combined over that span (Minnesota, three; Detroit,
three; Chicago, one).
McCarthy’s nine playoff appearances in Green Bay
are the most by a Packers coach since the NFL postseason began in 1933, and he guided the Packers toa franchise-record fourth consecutive division title in2014. With the victory over Dallas in the 2016 playoffs, McCarthy surpassed Lombardi and Holmgren forthe most playoff victories in team history (10).
From 2011-14, the Packers were the only NFC
team to win its division each year and one of only
three teams in the NFL to do so over that span (Denver, New England). Through his time in Green Bay,
McCarthy led the Packers to a 51-23-2 (.684) record
against division opponents. That includes an impressive stretch from 2010-12 when the Packers reeledoff 12 straight wins against NFC North opponents, thelongest divisional winning streak in team history.
McCarthy’s success began with dominance at
home. Under McCarthy at Lambeau Field, the Packers
owned the fourth-best home winning percentage (7327-2, .725) in the league from 2006 through Week
13 of 2018. In 2014 Green Bay finished 8-0 at home
for the fifth time since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger(1996-97, 2002 and 2011) and was one of only two
teams to go undefeated at home during the regularseason (Denver). Green Bay finished with a record of.500-or-better at home in 11 consecutive seasons under McCarthy.
In his first two seasons as head coach, McCarthy
oversaw a renaissance in Brett Favre’s career and thedevelopment of Rodgers as the quarterback of the future. Favre concluded his Green Bay career with a 95.7
passer rating in 2007, his best in 11 years and fourthbest in his career, while completing a then career-high
66.5 percent of his passes. Favre’s interceptions
dropped from 29 in 2005 to 18 in 2006 and then 15 in2007. He finished second in the voting for what would
have been an unprecedented fourth NFL MVP award,
and he subsequently passed the torch to Rodgers, his
understudy for his final three years in Green Bay and
McCarthy’s prime pupil for eight-plus seasons.
After taking over as the starter in 2008, Rodgers
developed into one of the greatest quarterbacks inleague history. Under McCarthy’s tutelage, Rodgers
topped 4,000 passing yards six times (2008-09,
2011-12, 2014, 2016), which in 2008, combinedwith Favre’s total in 2007, marked the first time inleague history a team had two different quarterbacks
throw for 4,000 yards in consecutive years. In theprocess, Rodgers also became the first quarterbackin league history to surpass the 4,000-yard plateau ineach of his first two seasons as a starter. In total, McCarthy had been on the coaching staff for eight of the
13 (1999, 2007-09, 2011-12, 2014, 2016) 4,000yard passing seasons in franchise history. Rodgers
posted 21,332 passing yards from 2008-12 to set an
NFL record for the most passing yards by a quarterback in his first five seasons as a starter, surpassing
the previous mark held by Peyton Manning (20,618,
1998-2002). His career passer rating of 104.5 istops in NFL history, and he is the only quarterback in
NFL history to have posted a 100-plus passer ratingin six consecutive seasons (2009-14).

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MIKE McCARTHY’S COACHING EXPERIENCE
Year
Position, Team
1987-88..................Graduate Assistant, Fort Hays State
1989-91..................Graduate Assistant, Pittsburgh
1992.......................Wide Receivers, Pittsburgh
1993-94..................Offensive Quality Control, Kansas City Chiefs
1995-98..................Quarterbacks, Kansas City Chiefs
1999.......................Quarterbacks, Green Bay Packers
2000-04..................Offensive Coordinator, New Orleans Saints
2005.......................Offensive Coordinator, San Francisco 49ers
2006-18..................Head Coach, Green Bay Packers
2020-22..................Head Coach, Dallas Cowboys

		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

MIKE McCARTHY’S HEAD COACHING RECORD
Year TeamW
2006 Green Bay.................82007 Green Bay...............13
2008 Green Bay.................62009 Green Bay...............11
2010 Green Bay...............10
2011 Green Bay...............15
2012 Green Bay...............11
2013 Green Bay.................82014 Green Bay...............122015 Green Bay...............10
2016 Green Bay...............102017 Green Bay.................72018 Green Bay.................42020 Dallas........................62021 Dallas......................122022 Dallas......................12Totals ........................ 155

L
8
3
10
5
6
1
5
7
4
6
6
9
7
10
5
5
97

Regular Season
Postseason
T
Pct. Result
W
L
Pct.
0
.500
2nd NFC North
0.813
1st NFC North
1
1
.500
0
.375
3rd NFC North				0.688
2nd NFC North
0
1
.000
0
.625
2nd NFC North
4
0
1.000
0
.938
1st NFC North
0
1
.000
0
.688
1st NFC North
1
1
.500
1
.531
1st NFC North
0
1
.000
0
.750
1st NFC North
1
1
.500
0
.625
2nd NFC North
1
1
.500
0
.625
1st NFC North
2
1
.667
0
.438
3rd NFC North
1
.375
0
.375
3rd NFC East
0.706
1st NFC East
0
1
.000
0
.706
2nd NFC East
1
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Super Bowl XLVDivisional Game
Divisional Game
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Divisional Game

JEFF BLASKOSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSRun Game Coordinator/Running Backs
Robert Morris
NFL: 7th Year • Cowboys: 4th YearThe Dallas Cowboys introduced Jeff Blasko as theteam’s assistant offensive line coach on January 27,
2020, reuniting
BLASKO’S COACHING HISTORY
him with Mike
McCarthy, whom
2002-05......Steel Valley High School, Off. Asst.
he worked under
2006-07......Bethel Park High School, Off. Asst.
in Green Bay
2008-10......Akron, GA
2011............Florida, QC-Offense(2016-18).
2012-14......Kansas, TE
Blasko will take2015...........Pennsylvania, TE
on the role of2016...........Green Bay Packers, Coaching Admin run game coor2017-18......Green Bay Packers, Asst. OL
dinator/running2019...........Cleveland Browns, Asst. OL
backs coach in2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, Asst. OL
2023.
Blasko assisted an offensive line group in 2022
that saw first round draft pick Tyler Smith step in immediately as a starter at left tackle in place of Tyron
Smith (injury). The rookie started 16-of-17 games atleft tackle and shifted to guard for one start, becoming
the first Dallas rookie offensive lineman to start every
game of the season since Zack Martin in 2014, fifth
lineman overall and 15th rookie.

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Blasko’s second season in Dallas was a return toconsistency as the Dallas line remained healthy for amajority of the season. Behind the line’s work, Dallas
led the league in total offense (407.0 yards-per-game),
was second in pass offense (282.4) and third in rushing offense (124.6). The line’s blocking allowed Dak
Prescott to finish in the top-10 in all major passing
caretories, and Ezekiel Elliott recorded his fifth 1,000yard season as he rushed for 1,002 yards with 10
touchdowns.
In his first season in Dallas, Blasko worked a line
grouping that was decimated by injury, while also losing
a key cog to retirement in Travis Frederick. Having bothbookends (La’el Collins, all 16 games and Tyron Smith,
14 games) sidelined, Blasko initiated rookie free agent
Terence Steele to the rigors of the NFL at right tackle, second-year undrafted free agent Brandon Knightat left tackle and 2020 fourth round rookie draft pickTyler Biadasz (four starts) at center. Blasko also saw
one of the best linemen in the NFL as Martin continued
his dominance, while showing flexibility as he slid out totackle for his first career snaps outside for two starts,

				
Quality Control/Asst. Offensive Line ( ruh-MOAN CHIN-YOUNG)

Ramon Chinyoung – Born Feb. 25, 1988, Houston, Texas. Offensive Lineman, Southern 2007-10. No Pro
playing experience. Pro coach: Denver Broncos 2022. Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2023.

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HISTORY

sistant head coach while also overseeing the offensive
line (2016-19). During his eight seasons at Westfield,
the Mustangs recorded a 96-15 overall record, including a 58-1 mark in district play and registered first-placefinishes in the district every year of his tenure. As assistant head coach, Chinyoung helped lead the team to 47
wins and an undefeated record in district play in each of
his final four seasons. In that span, Westfield recorded
five consecutive playoff appearances, posting a 12-4
record in the postseason.
Chinyoung attended Southern University, where
he was a four-year letterwinner from 2007-10. He wasnamed first-team All-SWAC on two occasions while being honored as a first-team All-Louisiana player in 2009.
Chinyoung earned a bachelor’s degree from Southern University in therapeutic recreation andleisure studies.
He and his wife, Morgan Broussard-Chinyoung have
two sons, Ramon II (RJ) and Myles Henry.

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Ramon Chinyoung enters his first season as thequality control/assistant offensive line coach with theDallas Cowboys in 2023.
Last
seasonCHINYOUNG’S COACHING HISTORY
Chinyoung served asanoffensive
quality2022...........Denver Broncos, Offensive QC
control coach for the
Denver Broncos.
Chinyoung comes to the Cowboys with 11 yearsof full-time coaching experience, including one season
in the NFL with Denver, and previously served as headcoach/campus coordinator at Fort Bend Willowridge
High School (Houston) from 2020-21. In two seasonsat the helm, Chinyoung led the Eagles to an appearance in the 2020 Texas High School Football Playoffs.
Prior to Willowridge, Chinyoung spent eight seasons (2012-19) at Westfield High School in Houston,
Texas. He served as assistant offensive line coach for
four seasons (2012-15) before being promoted to as-

RECORDSSouthern
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 1st Year2022 SEASONRAMON CHINYOUNG Sr.

PLAYERS

Jeff Blasko – Born July 6, 1983, Pittsburgh, Pa. College Coach: Akron 2008-10, Florida 2011, Kansas
2012--14, Pennsylvania 2015. Pro coach: Green Bay Packers 2017-18, Cleveland Browns 2019, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

JEFF
BLASKO

Florida in 2011 as the offensive quality control coach.
Blasko also assisted the University of Kansas (201214) and the University of Pennsylvania (2015) as theteam’s tight ends coach.
Blasko coached on the high school level for six seasons, serving as an offensive assistant at Steel Valley in
Munhall, Pa., (2002-05) and as an offensive assistantat Bethel Park, Pa. (2006-07).
A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., Blasko graduated from
Robert Morris University with a bachelor’s degree in
information sciences in 2005 and earned a master’s
degree in sports administration from Akron in 2009.
Blasko and his wife, Katie, have two sons, Tommyand Cooper.

missing six games to injury himself. Connor Williams
was the lone regular on the line, playing all but one
snap through the season at left guard.
Blasko spent 2019 as the Cleveland Browns assistant offensive line coach, and prior to landing in
Cleveland, he was with the Packers for three seasons(2016-18), including the final two as assistant offensive line coach. He came to the Packers in 2016 as acoaching administrator. While with Green Bay, Blasko
helped David Bakhtiari earn first-team All-Pro honors in2018 and second-team honors in 2016 and 2017.
Prior to his career in the NFL, Blasko spent eight
years coaching collegiately, starting with a three-year
stint (2008-10) as a graduate assistant at the University of Akron. He then moved on to the University of

ADEN
DRUDE
PLAYERS

None
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASONADEN DURDE (AD-in DIRTY)
Defensive Line

Aden Durde returned to the Dallas Cowboys in 2021
as the team’s defensive line coach after beginning his
NFL coaching caDURDE’S COACHING HISTORY
reer in Dallas as2011-16.... London Warriors, Defensive Coord a coaching internfrom 2014-15.
2014-15... Dallas Cowboys, Coaching Intern
Durde’s guid2016........ Atlanta Falcons, Coaching Intern
2018-19... Atlanta Falcons, Defensive Assistant ance of the defensive
line saw con2020........ Atlanta Falcons, Outside Linebackers
tinued success in
2021-22... Dallas Cowboys, Defensive Line
2022 as the unit
contributed 44 of the defense’s 54 sacks on the season, including Micah Parsons’ career-best 13.5 sacks
as the linebacker played the vast majority of his snaps
as an edge rusher on the line in his second season.
Parsons joined Aldon Smith and Reggie White as the
only three players since 1982 with 13.0-plus sacks inboth of their first two seasons. The defensive line also
realized career seasons from Dorance Armstrong, whotallied a career-best 8.5 sacks, and Osa Odighizuwa,
who had 4.0 sacks and an additional five tackles forloss. Overall, Dallas’ 54 sacks ranked third in the NFL in
2022 and were the most by a Cowboys defense since
59 sacks in 2008. The unit also forced the fourth-mostnegative plays in 2022 with 115.
In his first season at the helm of the defensive line,
Durde’s unit produced 23 sacks and harangued opposing quarterbacks with consistent pressure on 237-of684 opponent dropbacks - third-most in the league
in 2021, per Pro Football Focus. The unit suffered asetback when star defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence
broke his foot following Week 1 and missed the next 11
games, forcing the line to shuffle and come up with creative ways to rush the passer. The setback turned into
opportunity, as rookie linebacker Parsons took on moreof a role at defensive end and flourished as a pass rusher, accumulating a franchise rookie record 13.0 sacks.
Prior to Dallas, Durde spent three seasons with the
Atlanta Falcons under former Falcons head coach andcurrent Cowboys defensive coordinator, Dan Quinn,
where he was first a coaching intern (2016), then asa defensive assistant (2018-19) and finally the outside

linebackers coach (2020). In 2020 two Falcons linebackers surpassed the century mark in tackles - Foyesade Oluokun (team and career-high 116) and Deion
Jones (105 - second) - while Jones’ career-high 4.5
sacks also led all team defenders. Additionally, Durdefilled in as the team’s defensive line coach at Minnesota(10/18/20) when both of the Falcons two defensive line
coaches (Jess Simpson and Tosh Lupoi) did not travel
for the game due to COVID-19 precautions. In 2019
Durde assisted in overseeing a defensive line unit that
was anchored by Grady Jarrett and Tyeler Davison.
The Falcons defense held opponents to 103.5 rushingyards over the final eight weeks of the season, whichranked 10th in the NFL. Additionally, the Falcons tallied
21 sacks over the final eight games - tied for 10th in theleague during that span.
Durde joined the Falcons after serving as the headof football development at NFLUK, where he helped
guide the International Player Pathway program. Working with Super Bowl champion and former Falcon Osi
Umenyiora, Durde helped four international players,
tight end Alex Gray (Atlanta), defensive end Alex Jenkins(New Orleans), defensive end Efe Obada (Washington),and linebacker Eric Nzeocha (Tampa Bay) transition topractice squads in 2017. Prior to his work with NFLUK,Durde spent training camp with the Falcons as partof the Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellowship in
2016. He also worked as a coaching intern for theNFL’s fellowship program with the Cowboys during
training camp in 2014 and 2015. Durde also served as
the defensive coordinator of the London Warriors for six
seasons.
Durde played linebacker in NFL Europe for six years
with the Scottish Claymores and Hamburg Sea Devils
and was a member of Hamburg’s 2007 NFL Europa
World Bowl XV Championship team - the final championship in the European league history. He also spent timeon the practice squads of the Carolina Panthers andKansas City Chiefs.
A native of North London, Durde and his wife, Kate,
have two sons, Kane and Dylan.

SIDELINESHISTORY

Aden Durde – Born July 10, 1979, North London, England. Pro: Linebacker Scottish Claymores (NFLEurope) 2003-04, Hamburg Sea Devils (NFL Europe) 2005-07, Carolina Panthers 2005, Kansas City Chiefs
2008. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2018-20, Dallas Cowboys 2021-22.

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JOHN
FASSEL

JOHN FASSEL

Special Teams Coordinator

PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

27

RECORDS

34-of-41 field goals and 33-of-36 PAT tries, allowing
him to set the club record for field goal attempts ina season, tie for the most field goals made and tie
for second in single-season points (135). Tony Pollard
settled in as the kickoff returner for Dallas, and he tied
for second in the league with 32 returns, was fourthwith 766 yards and eighth with an average of 23.9
yards-per-return. Additionally, Fassel worked with two
different punters - Chris Jones and Hunter Niswander- after Jones was lost midway through the season with
an abdominal injury.
In 2019 the Rams special teams unit returned twoof the NFL’s top specialists in Zuerlein and Johnny Hekker. Zuerlein’s 24 field goals (24-of-33) tied for fourthin his career, and he connected on all 42 PAT tries.
Called on for only 66 punts in 2019, Hekker finishedthird in the NFL with a 47.4 gross average and seventhwith a 42.4 net, along with 22 punts downed inside theopponent’s 20-yard line and a long of 71 yards (second-longest of his career).
Fassel’s group continued to flourish in 2018 in all
four phases of special teams, despite using multiple
kickers and returners during the regular season. Cory
Littleton blocked a pair of punts and posted an additional deflected punt en route to earning his first career Pro
Bowl selection. It marked the ninth Rams special teams
selection since Fassel took over in 2012. Zuerlein converted a 57-yard game-winning field goal in overtime of
the NFC Championship game to send the Rams to theSuper Bowl, marking the longest game-winning kick inplayoff history.
In 2017 four Rams special teamers were named to
the Pro Bowl in returner Pharoh Cooper, Hekker, longsnapper Jake McQuaide and Zuerlein. Zuerlein led theleague in scoring (158 points) despite playing only 14
games before going on the Reserve/Injured list.
In 2016 Hekker earned his third trip to the Pro
Bowl after setting an NFL record with 51 punts downed
inside the 20. He also established an NFL record forsingle-season net punting average (46.0), breaking
the previous record that Hekker himself set in 2013.
McQuaide became the first long snapper in franchise
history to earn a Pro Bowl berth. From 2013-17, Benny
Cunningham averaged 27.1 yards-per-kickoff return,a franchise career record. In addition to his special
teams duties, Fassel served as interim head coach forthe final three games in 2016.
In 2015 Hekker produced one of the best punting
seasons in NFL history to earn his second Pro Bowl
honor. The fourth-year pro led the NFL in punts (96),gross average (47.9), net average (43.7) and punts
downed inside the 20-yard line (41), becoming the firstplayer to lead the league in all three categories since
the NFL began tracking punts inside the 20 in 1976.
In Fassel’s 2014 campaign, his units finishedamong the league’s best in several categories. As ateam, St. Louis was fifth in net punt average (41.8) andsecond in punt return average (13.0). The team’s net
punting average was the third-highest ever by a Rams
special teams unit. Individually, Tavon Austin finishedfifth in punt return average (11.2) and was an alternate
to the Pro Bowl, while Cunningham led the NFC and was
fifth in the NFL in kick return average (27.5).

2022 SEASONJohn Fassel, who is known as one of the most creative special teams coaches in the league, enters his
fourth season as
FASSEL’S COACHING HISTORY
the Cowboys special teams coordi1999...........Bucknell, Wide Receivers
nator. Fassel, who2000...........Amsterdam Admirals, S&C/WRs
headed up special
2001...........Idaho State, GA
teams for two pro
2002...........Bucknell, Wide Receivers
2003-04......New Mex. Highlands, HC/Asst. AD clubs prior to his
arrival in Dallas
2005-07......Baltimore Ravens, Asst. ST
2008...........Oakland Raiders, Asst. ST Coord. - LA Rams (20122009-11.......Oakland Raiders, ST Coordinator 19) and Oakland
Raiders (2009-11)
2012-19......LA Rams, ST Coordinator- has dramatically
2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, ST Coordinator
improved the Cowboys special teams unit since his arrival in 2020.
Prior to Fassel’s arrival, Dallas finished the 2019season last in the NFL in kick return average and 31stin both net and gross punting average. Since 2020, theCowboys are tied for second in the NFL in net punting average (43.0), rank fourth in kickoff return average (25.1)
and seventh in field goals made (92).
Midway through 2022 training camp, Dallas tried out
multiple kickers in Oxnard, Calif., and signed Brett Maher,
a veteran kicker who spent 2018 and most of the 2019season with the Cowboys. Fassel was tasked with helping Maher re-establish himself as one of the game’s top
placekickers. Maher had a career season under Fassel,
making 29-of-32 field goals for a career-high 90.6 fieldgoal percentage. Maher totaled nine 50-plus yard field
goals in 2022, the most in a season in team history. He
also racked up 137 kicking points, a single-season clubrecord and tied for the third-most in the NFL in 2022. One
other valuable addition in training camp was rookie wide
receiver/return specialist KaVontae Turpin. Turpin broke
onto the scene when he returned both a punt and kickreturn for a touchdown in the preseason win at the LA
Chargers (8/20). Turpin finished the 2022 season fifth inpunt return average (10.4) and was the only NFL player
with a 50-yard kick return and 50-yard punt return. Turpin
earned his first Pro Bowl selection and became the firstplayer in Cowboys history to be named to the Pro Bowl
as a return specialist.
In 2021 Fassel’s special teams unit was one of
the most effective groups in the NFL, highlighted by aleague-high three blocked punts - two of which were recovered for a touchdown. Fassel’s unit also led the NFLwith four blocked kicks (three punts, one PAT) while tallying an NFL-high three special teams touchdowns. Fassel
had a major influence in signing veteran punter Bryan Anger in free agency prior to the 2021 season. Under Fassel, Anger was selected to his first career Pro Bowl after
leading the NFL and setting a team record with a 44.6
net average in 2021. Anger’s 44.6 net average was also
the fourth-highest in NFL history. Along with an impressive net average, Anger set the franchise record in grossaverage (48.4). Fassel, who was with Greg Zuerlein since
his rookie season with the LA Rams in 2012, watched Zuerlein become the third-fastest kicker to reach 250 field
goals in NFL history, doing so in just 144 career games.
In 2020 Fassel helped Dallas secure Zuerlein, aplayer Fassel coached through his entire tenure with
the Rams, to help the kicking unit. Zuerlein converted

PLAYERS

Weber State
NFL: 19th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

JOHN
FASSEL
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

In 2013 Fassel’s punt team, led by Hekker, seta single-season NFL record for net punting average(44.2) and was named first-team All-Pro along with his
first trip to the Pro Bowl. Zuerlein connected on thefirst 15 field goal attempts of his career and set a teamrecord with eight field goals from 50 yards-or-more.
Fassel spent four seasons with the Raiders, firstas assistant special teams coordinator in 2008, thenspecial teams coordinator for three seasons (200911). While with the Raiders, his units led the NFL in
takeaways, turnover differential and points scored in2009 and 2010. Under Fassel’s tutelage, punter Shane
Lechler earned a Pro Bowl spot three consecutive
years. In addition, Sebastian Janikowski achieved asingle-season career-high 89.7 field goal percentage,
missing only three attempts (47, 57 and 66 yards) in2011. Janikowski also converted the then third-longest
field goal in NFL history, a team-record 61-yarder at
Cleveland in December 2009 and tied a then NFL record with a 63-yarder in 2011. Additionally, long snapper Jon Condo earned two Pro Bowl berths.
From 2005-07, Fassel was Baltimore’s assistantspecial teams coach and helped the team to top-10
finishes in punt and kick return average from 2006-07.

From 2003-04, he was the head coach and assistant athletic director at New Mexico Highlands University. Fassel also served six months as the school’sinterim athletic director and taught undergraduate andgraduate courses. He earned a master’s degree inathletic administration at Idaho State, where he was a
graduate assistant and sports science instructor from
2000-01. In 1999 and 2001, Fassel coached wide receivers and recruited for Bucknell. In Spring 2000, Fassel was the strength & conditioning and wide receivers
coach for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe.
Fassel played wide receiver at Weber State, graduating in 1999 with a degree in exercise science. He
signed as a rookie free agent wide receiver with theIndianapolis Colts.
Fassel is the son of late NFL coach Jim Fassel, who
guided the New York Giants to the Super Bowl during the2000 season. John is a triathlete who has finished three
Ironman distance triathlons. He and his wife, Elizabeth,
have three daughters: Lilah, Avery and Anna.

John Fassel – Born January 10, 1974, Anaheim, Calif. College: Wide receiver Weber State 1996-99. Pro:
No pro playing experience. College Coach: Bucknell 1999, 2002, Idaho State 2001, New Mexico Highlands
2003-04. Pro coach: Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe) 2000, Baltimore Ravens 2005-07, Oakland Raiders
2008-11, St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams 2012-19, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

RYAN FEDER (FEED-er)

Offensive Asst./Game Management
Florida State
NFL: 8th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Ryan Feder arrived
in 2020 as one of
Dallas’quality con2015-18......Green Bay Packers, QC/Analytics
trol/analysts, work2019...........Nebraska, GA/DB
2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, QC/Analytics ing primarily with thedefense and linebacker unit. In 2023 Feder will move to the offensive side of
the ball, where he will help with the quarterbacks.
Feder’s responsibilities also include devising a planfor specific game-management decisions.
From 2020-22, Feder helped coach a linebackers unit featuring two-time All-Pro Micah Parsons andLeighton Vander Esch. Parsons set the franchise rookie
record with 13.0 sacks in 2021 - tied for the third-mostby a rookie in NFL history - and became the first player
in team history to be named NFL Defensive Rookie of
the Year. Parsons followed that up with 13.5 sacks in
2022 while finishing second in Defensive Player of theYear voting. Feder also helped guide Vander Esch (100tackles in 2022) to his first 100-tackle season since his
rookie year in 2018.
FEDER’S COACHING HISTORY

After departing Green Bay in 2018, Feder spent2019 as a graduate assistant at Nebraska, assistingwith the defensive backs while also pursuing a master’s
degree in business administration.
After earning his bachelor’s degree in management
and marketing from Florida State, Feder earned a law
degree with a specialization in sports law from Tulane.
While at Tulane Law School, Feder worked for two seasons as an analyst for Pro Football Focus, collecting
and analyzing player participation data for NFL andNCAA teams and generating advanced scouting reports
to target team trends and inefficiencies.
Feder also spent one year as an intern at Pro
Sports Inc., assisting with 2014 NFL Draft preparation,
including analyzing positional player contract structures
and trends and researching and analyzing undrafted
free agent signings and contract trends. During those
three years, he also was a writer for OverTheCap.com,
a website which analyzes the NFL salary cap.

Ryan Feder – Born Oct. 4, 1989, Miami, Fla. College Coach: Nebraska 2019. Pro Coach: Green Bay
Packers 2015-18, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.
28SHARRIFFLOYDSHARRIF FLOYD ( shah-REEF)
Quality Control/Asst. Defensive Line

Before his return to Florida, Floyd was the defensive
coordinator at Ben Franklin High School in his hometown of Philadelphia, Pa. for one year (2019).
Floyd was drafted in the first round (23rd overall) by
the Minnesota Vikings in the 2013 NFL Draft. He played
three seasons for Minnesota before a knee injury ended
his pro career, tallying 65 tackles, 9.5 sacks, 70 hurries
and 26 tackles for loss, starting 24-of-43 games played.
While a student-athlete with the Gators, Floyd
played in 37 games with 26 starts and earned firstteam All-American honors during his final season.
A native of North Philadelphia, Floyd earned his degree in sociology in May 2023. He has three children,a daughter, Aria, and two sons, Trygg and Jett.

Sharrif Floyd – Born May 28, 1991, Philadelphia, Pa. Defensive tackle University of Florida 2010-12. Pro: Defensive tackle Minnesota 2013-16. College coach: Florida 2021-22. Pro Coach: Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2023.

RECORDSWILL HARRIGER ( hare-eh-JER)

2022 SEASON

Sharrif Floyd will
make his NFL coaching
debut in 2023 as2019...........Ben Franklin High School, DC
the Dallas Cowboys
2021-22......University of Florida ,GAquality control/assistant defensive line coach. In Dallas, Floyd unites withDan Quinn, who was Floyd’s collegiate defensive coordinator at Florida.
Floyd served as an intern with the Dallas Cowboys
during training camp in 2022 as a part of the Bill WalshDiversity Coaching Fellowship before returning to Florida, where he served as a student assistant coach whilefinishing his undergraduate degree.
FLOYD’S COACHING HISTORYPLAYERS

FloridaNFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year

Offensive Asst./Quality Control

tions and passing yards. Previously, Harriger worked
in Atlanta from 2019-20 and Seattle from 2014-18.
He was an offensive assistant his first two years with
the Seahawks, then was promoted to assistant quarterbacks coach for the final three years, assisting thedevelopment of quarterback Russell Wilson to throw for
11,650 yards and 90 touchdowns from 2016-18, earning Pro Bowl honors in 2017 and 2018 and leading theleague in passing touchdowns in 2017.
Prior to his time in the NFL, Harriger spent 10 years
coaching in college in various roles, including two seasons at Florida (2012-13), two seasons at Texas Tech(2010-11), two seasons at Tennessee-Martin (2006,2009), one year at Texas (2008), one year at his almamater Auburn (2007) and two seasons at MidwesternState (2004-05).
Harriger earned his bachelor’s degree in communications from Auburn after prepping at Trinity Christian,Texas, High School.
He and his wife, Brooke, have three children, Daisy,
Bud and Dorothy.

tin 2006 and 2009, Auburn 2007, Texas 2008, Texas Tech 2010-11, Florida 2012-13, USC 2022. Pro Coach: Seattle
Seahawks 2014-18, Atlanta Falcons 2019-20, Jacksonville Jaguars 2022. Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2023.

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SIDELINES

Will Harriger – Born June 20, 1982, Lubbock, Texas. College Coach: Midwestern State 2004-05, Tennessee-Mar-HISTORY

Will Harriger joined
Head Coach Mike McCarthy’s staff for the
2004-05......Midwestern State, GA
2023 season, work2006...........Tennessee-Martin, GA
ing with the offense in2007...........Auburn, Def. Assistant2008...........Texas, QC/Defense
a quality control role.
2009...........Tennessee-Martin, LBs
Harriger is an
2010-11.......Texas Tech, Def. Assistantexperienced coach2012-13......Florida, Def. Assistantwith eight years of
2014-18......Seattle Seahawks, Off. Asst./QBs NFL coaching expe2019-20......Atlanta Falcons, Off. Asst./RBs rience and an addi2021...........Jacksonville Jaguars, Off. Asst. tional 11 years at the2022...........USC, Off. Analyst/QBs
collegiate level.
Harriger spent 2022 as an offensive assistant andquarterbacks coach at Southern California, working
with Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Caleb Williams, who tallied 4,537 passing yards and 42 touchdowns against only five interceptions, also rushing for
382 yards and 10 scores.
In 2021 he was as an offensive assistant coachwith the Jacksonville Jaguars, where quarterback Trevor Lawrence set franchise rookie records for compleHARRIGER’S COACHING HISTORYPLAYOFF
RECORDS

AuburnNFL: 9th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year

EVAN
HARRINGTONPLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

EVAN HARRINGTON
Offensive AssistantColorado
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 2nd YearEvan Harrington enters his second season as an offensive assistant with the Dallas Cowboys, fourth in theNFL, working closely with Head Coach Mike McCarthy
and Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer in hisrole.
HARRINGTON’S COACHING HISTORY
Harrington assisted with the offensive
2012...........Colorado, GA/RBs
2015-17......Winterthur (Switzerland), HC game plan in 2022
and helped Dallas fin2018...........Independence CC, RBs
2019-20......Washington Commanders, Off. Asst. ish fourth in the NFL inscoring (27.5) despite
2021...........North Carolina Central, TEs
Dak Prescott’s thumb
2022...........Dallas Cowboys, Off. Asst.
injury that sidelined
him for five games. Harrington helped in the quarterback
room, and when Prescott returned to action in Week 7
against Detroit (10/23), Dallas’ offense led the league
in offensive points-per-game (31.3) and third down offense (52.3%) for the remainder of the season.
In 2021 Harrington served as the tight ends coachat North Carolina Central, and under Harrington’s tutelage, Isiah Macklin earned third-team All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and was selected to play in the 2022
HBCU Legacy Bowl after finishing fourth on the teamwith 16 receptions for 201 yards and a touchdown.
From 2019-21, Harrington worked for the Washington Commanders as an offensive assistant and theassistant director of player engagement. As an offensive
assistant, he worked with the running backs and offensive line, helping Adrian Peterson to 1,040 scrimmage
yards as the lead back in 2019 and aiding in the development of Antonio Gibson during his rookie season in

Evan Harrington – Born February 6, 1989, Washington, D.C. College Coach: Colorado 2012, Independence Community College 2018, North Carolina Central 2021. Pro Coach: Washington Commanders 201920, Dallas Cowboy 2022.

AL HARRIS
Defensive Backs

Texas A&M-Kingsville
NFL: 10th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
The Cowboys
hired Al Harris toassist in coaching2012...........Miami Dolphins, Intern
2013-15......Kansas City Chiefs, Secondary the defensive backs
in 2020. Harris
2016-18......Kansas City Chiefs, CB
brings a wealth of
2019...........Florida Atlantic, Def. Asst.
knowledge to the2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, DB
Cowboys, spending
HARRIS’ COACHING HISTORYSIDELINES

2020. As the assistant director of player engagement,
Harrington was responsible for helping guide the development and education of players in both their personal
and professional lives along with assisting rookie classes with acclimating themselves to the life of the NFL.
In 2018 Harrington was the running backs coachand run game coordinator at Independence Community
College in Independence, Kansas, leading the Pirates to147.7 rushing yards-per-game.
Harrington served as the head coach of the Winterthur Warriors from 2015-17 in the Swiss Football
League after playing running back and linebacker for theFrankfurt Galaxy (2015) and the Basel Gladiators (2014)
He also spent time as a fullback for the Canadian Football League’s Edmonton Eskimos in 2012.
Before playing in Europe, Harrington was an assistant coach at Clayton Valley Charter High School andthe College of the Canyons, also spending time as astrength and conditioning intern at the College of the
Canyons. Harrington began his coaching career at Colorado, coaching running backs and fullbacks as a graduate assistant in 2012.
Harrington played linebacker and fullback at Colorado from 2010-11, tallying seven special teams tackles
and rushing twice for three yards with seven catches for
41 yards and a touchdown in his Buffaloes career.
Harrington graduated from Colorado with a degree
in sociology, ethnic studies and communications.
Harrington and his wife, Daniela, have three sons,E.J., Dakari and Kibwe.

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the last 11 years in coaching at both the collegiate andprofessional levels after finishing a 15-year NFL career
as a prolific secondary player, earning two Pro Bowl
nods and an All-Pro selection.
In 2022 Harris’ unit improved from 20th in 2021
to eighth in the NFL in pass defense, limiting opposing offenses to 200.9 passing yards-per-game. Harris’
top corner - Trevon Diggs - led the team with 14 pass

PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS

Harris spent the 2019 season as a defensive assistant on Lane Kiffin’s staff at Florida Atlantic University,
helping guide the Owls to a program record-tying 11
wins and a bowl game win over SMU.
Harris was with the Kansas City Chiefs from 201318 as the secondary coach, overseeing a group thatfinished in the top-10 in interceptions in all but one of his
six seasons with the team, including a first place finish
in 2016 (19 interceptions) and two top-three finishes(2013 and 2015). He oversaw Pro Bowl performances from Eric Berry (2013, 2015-16), Brandon Flowers(2013) and Marcus Peters (2015-16), who led the NFL
in interceptions (19) during his three seasons with theChiefs. Harris went to the playoffs in five of his six seasons with Kansas City, including an AFC Championshipappearance in 2018.
Prior to joining the Chiefs in 2013, Harris started
his coaching career in 2012 as a coaching intern with
the Miami Dolphins under Head Coach Joe Philbin.
Originally drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers inthe sixth round (169th overall) of the 1997 NFL Draft,
Harris played 194 games with 128 starts with the Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins and
St. Louis Rams. He finished his 15-year NFL career with
469 tackles, 21 interceptions, 148 passes defensed
and 4.0 sacks. Harris started his career on the Tampa
Bay practice squad in 1997 before signing with Philadelphia in 1998, appearing as the team’s nickel cornerback for five years and played in two NFC Championshipgames (2001 and 2002). He then spent seven seasons
with the Packers (2003-09), including just over four under Head Coach Mike McCarthy, and he earned Pro Bowl
selections in 2007 and 2008. Harris finished his playing
career with one season each in Miami (2010) and with
the St. Louis Rams (2011).
Harris was a two-year starter for Texas A&M-Kingsville from 1995-96 and was a first-team All-Lone Star
Conference selection in 1996. His first two seasons ofcollegiate football were played at Trinity Valley Community College in Athens, Texas, where he was a memberof a National Championship team.
Harris and his wife, Shyla, have a daughter, Lyla,
and three sons, Al Jr., Gavin and Gage.

AL
HARRIS

breakups and tied for second on the team with threeinterceptions. Diggs was selected to his second straight
Pro Bowl to become the first Cowboys cornerback since
Deion Sanders (1996-99) to make it in consecutive
years. Additionally, Harris helped Donovan Wilson havea breakout season, as the fourth-year safety led the defense with a career-high 108 tackles. Harris also guided
rookie cornerback DaRon Bland to step in as a starter
after Anthony Brown suffered a season-ending Achilles
injury in Week 13. Bland’s five interceptions led the defense in 2022, tied for second among all NFL rookies
and were the most by a Cowboys rookie since 2002.
Under Harris’ watch, second-year cornerback Diggs
experienced a meteoric rise during the 2021 season,
becoming one of the best players at his position as heled the NFL with a franchise-high tying 11 interceptions.
Overall, Diggs became the third Dallas Cowboy - fifth
time - to lead the league in interceptions, and the firstsince Everson Walls in 1985 (nine). Diggs was selected
to his first Pro Bowl and earned first team All-Pro honors. Diggs also led the team with 21 pass breakups andwas seventh on the defense with 56 tackles. Free agent
safety pickup Jayron Kearse paced the defense with acareer-high 92 tackles during his first season with theteam, while cornerback Anthony Brown set single-season career-bests in tackles (79 - tied for fourth on theteam), pass breakups (17 - second) and interceptions(three - tied for second). In total, Harris’ unit contributed
to a defense that led the league in takeaways (34) andinterceptions (26).
Harris oversaw the development of two rising young
talents in the Dallas secondary in 2020, with rookie
cornerback Diggs and second-year safety Wilson taking
major steps as contributors for the back-end of the Cowboys defense. Diggs led all Cowboys defenders in interceptions (three) and pass breakups (14) as a rookie forthe first time in Cowboys history (Cowboys did not track
breakups before 1984). Despite being the seventh cornerback selected in the 2020 NFL Draft, Diggs tallied
as many interceptions in his first year as the seven players drafted before him combined. Wilson emerged asa versatile weapon in the secondary, finishing the yearwith 67 tackles, two interceptions, three forced fumbles
and 3.5 sacks. His 3.5 sacks were tied for fourth by a
Cowboys defensive back in a season in team history.

Al Harris – Born Dec. 7, 1974, Pompano Beach, Fla. Cornerback Trinity Valley CC 1993-94, Texas

CHASE HASLETTPLAYOFF
RECORDS

A&M-Kingsville 1995-96. Pro: Cornerback Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1997, Philadelphia Eagles 1998-2002,
Green Bay Packers 2003-09, Miami Dolphins 2010, St. Louis Rams 2011. College Coach: Florida Atlantic
2019. Pro Coach: Kansas City Chiefs 2013-18, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

Assistant Tight EndsHISTORY

Indiana (PA)NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

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The Dallas offense received an injection of youth at
the tight end position in 2022 with the selection of fourthrounder Jake Ferguson and undrafted free agent Peyton
Hendershot providing a spark behind the steady and reliable Dalton Schultz. Schultz topped 50 catches for thethird straight year, hauling in 57 passes for 577 yards
and five touchdowns and served as a safety valve fo thequarterbacks. Behind him, Ferguson - 19 receptions for
174 yards and two touchdowns - and Hendershot - 11

SIDELINES

Chase Haslett
enters his fourth season on the Dallas Cow2016-17......Nebraska, GA/QB
boys coaching staff
2018-19......Mississippi State, GA/QC
2019...........Mercer, TE
and was named the2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, Off. QC
assistant tight ends
coach for 2023 after
serving as an offensive quality control coach his first
three years.
HASLETT’S COACHING HISTORYCHASE
HASLETT
PLAYERS

receptions for 103 yards and two scores - combined
to become the third rookie tight end duo in NFL history
to record multiple receiving touchdowns in their firstseasons.
The offense grew to new heights in 2021, leading
the NFL in scoring (31.2) and yards (407.0). Haslett
worked closely with the tight ends, helping Dalton
Schultz to the best season of his career with 78 receptions, 808 yards and eight touchdowns.
In 2020 Haslett assisted an offense that ranked in
the top-10 of most primary statistical categories. In thefirst five games of 2020, Haslett helped quarterback
Dak Prescott lead the NFL in passing yards-per-game(371.2). Despite losing Prescott to injury and playing
four different quarterbacks, the Cowboys offense
ranked seventh in the NFL in receiving yards, eighth inpassing yards and ninth in scrimmage yards.

Prior to Dallas, Haslett spent four years in the college ranks. Having grown up around coaching under
the watchful eye of his father and longtime NFL coach,Jim Haslett, Chase earned his first foray into the NFLcoaching ranks after cutting his teeth across the offensive side of the ball at Nebraska (graduate assistant/quarterbacks) in 2016-17, Mississippi State (quality
control/offense) in 2018 and Mercer College (tightends) in 2019.
A former collegiate quarterback at Illinois and Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), Haslett earned hisbachelor of science in recreation, sport and tourism
from the University of Illinois in 2014 and his master ofscience in sport science from IUP in 2015.
Haslett and his wife, Paige, were married in July
2019 and have a son Caden.

2022 SEASON

Ohio University
NFL: 15th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSCANNON MATTHEWS

RECORDS

Chase Haslett – Born Aug. 13, 1992, Sacramento, Calif. Quarterback Illinois 2011-13, Indiana (PA) 201415. Pro: No pro playing experience. College Coach: Nebraska 2016-17, Mississippi State 2018, Mercer
2019. Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

Asst. Defensive Backs

Cannon Matthews joined Mike McCarthy’s inauguralstaff in Dallas as the defensive quality control coachafter spending the previous three seasons in the same
capacity with Washington and 11 total years of NFL experience.
MATTHEWS’ COACHING HISTORYIn 2023 Matthews was promot2008-09......Buffalo Bills, Def/ST Asst
ed as the team’s
2010-11.......Buffalo Bills, Offensive Asst
assistant defensive
2012...........Kentucky Christian, RB
backs coach, and2013...........Cleveland Browns, Def. Intern
he will work with
2014-15......Tennessee Titans, QC/Defense defensive
backs
2016...........Cleveland Browns, Asst. DB
coach Al Harris.
2017-19......Washington, QC/Def
In
his
first
three
2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, Def. QC.
seasons in Dallas(2020-22), Matthews assisted the defensive staff in
the preparation of the game plan, developing the playbook and breaking down opponent film. On the field,
Matthews helped with the secondary and coordinatedthe opponent scout team.
He continued his on-field role with defensive backs,and highlighted at the position was Trevon Diggs as
he became the first Cowboys cornerback since Deion
Sanders (1996-99) to be named to the Pro Bowl in consecutive years (2021-22).
Matthews was named Washington’s defensive quality
control coach on February 13, 2017 after serving one
year as the assistant defensive backs coach for the
Cleveland Browns in 2016.

In Cleveland, Matthews helped guide a unit that recorded all 10 of the team’s interceptions that season.
The stint was his second with the Browns, including adefensive coaching internship during the 2013 season
in which Cleveland jumped from 23rd to ninth in the NFL
in total defense.
From 2014-15, Matthews held the defensive quality
control role for the Tennessee Titans, assisting with theteam’s linebackers. In his first season with the Titans in
2014, the team recorded at least one sack by 18 different players, a team record and the most in the NFL.
One year later, the Titans finished sixth in the NFL insacks-per-pass play, seventh in passing yards allowed
and eighth in opponent rushing average.
Matthews spent one season as the running backs
coach at Kentucky Christian University in 2012, helping
the Knights to a 7-4 record and top-25 ranking during
the first winning season in school history.
Prior to his time at the collegiate level, Matthews
spent one year in Cleveland as an intern in the personnel department (2007) and four years with the Buffalo Bills. He served as a defensive and special teams
coaching assistant from 2008-09 before transitioning
to the offensive side of the ball for the 2010-11 seasons. He spent one season as a personnel intern with
the Arena Football League’s Arizona Rattlers in 2008.
A native of Bedford Heights, Ohio, Matthews earneda degree in sport management from Ohio University.

Cannon Matthews – Born June 21, 1985, Bedford Heights, Ohio. College coach: Kentucky Christian
2012. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills 2008-11, Tennessee Titans 2014-15, Cleveland Browns 2016, Washington
Commanders 2017-19, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

32SCOTT
McCURLEYSCOTT McCURLEY
Linebackers

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSAs a defensive assistant in 2018, the Packers unit
produced 44.0 sacks to tie for eighth in the NFL. Additionally, Blake Martinez produced his second consecutive 100-tackle season with a team-high 147 stops - thefirst Packer to lead the team in tackles in consecutive
seasons since A.J. Hawk (2012-13).
As Green Bay’s assistant linebackers coach (201417), McCurley worked with Associate Head Coach/Linebackers Winston Moss to oversee the preparationof all linebackers with an emphasis on the inside linebackers. In 2017 second-year linebacker Martinez led
the team with 158 tackles - eighth in team history - and12 tackles for a loss. In 2015 McCurley helped Mossutilize the versatility of Clay Matthews in a switch to
middle linebacker, as he started all 16 games for the
first time in his career and made his sixth Pro Bowl witha career-high 85 tackles along with 6.5 sacks.
During his time as quality control coach, McCurleyspent different seasons assisting with various positions
throughout the defense.
McCurley broke into the NFL as a coaching admin
with the Packers from 2006-08.
Before coming to Green Bay, McCurley enjoyed alengthy playing and coaching career at the Universityof Pittsburgh. Initially a walk-on athlete who redshirted his first year, he earned a scholarship after his
freshman season, lettered all four years at linebacker(1999-2002) and earned a spot on the 1999 Big East
All-Academic team. Following graduation in 2003 witha bachelor’s degree in movement science with a coaching minor, McCurley remained with the program as adefensive graduate assistant, where the 2004 team hecoached won the Big East championship and a spot in
the Fiesta Bowl.
Born in New Castle, Pa., McCurley attended Mohawk High School in Bessemer, Pa., where he earned
all-conference honors his junior and senior years, playing linebacker and offensive line.
McCurley and his wife, Colleen, have two sons,Quentin and Deacon.

2022 SEASON

Scott McCurleyenters 2023 as theDallasCowboys line2003-05......Pittsburgh, GA/Defense
2006-08......Green Bay Packers, Coach Admin. backers coach forthe fourth straight2009-13......Green Bay Packers, QC/Def.
season.
2014-17......Green Bay Packers, Asst. LB
McCurley previ2018...........Green Bay Packers, Def. Asst
ously spent 13 sea2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, LB
sons with the Green
Bay Packers as a defensive assistant (2018), assistantlinebackers coach (2014-17), defensive quality control(2009-13) and in coaching administration (2006-08).
He spent the 2019 season out of football.
In 2022 McCurley worked with Leighton Vander
Esch and veteran free agent addition Anthony Barr tohelp solidify the second level of a Cowboys defensethat ranked third in rushing scores allowed (nine) andninth in opponent negative rushing play percentage(9.8%). Vander Esch had a resurgent season for Dallas,
starting all 14 games played and finished second on
the defense with 100 tackles while working alongside
his battery-mate Barr, who added 61 tackles for the
defense. Rookie Damone Clark, who missed the firstseven games due to an injury suffered in college, saw
more action on defense than anticipated, but responded well to add 50 tackles and two forced fumbles.
McCurley’s second season with the Cowboys linebackers was highlighted by 2021 first round selection
Micah Parsons out of Penn State. The rookie linebacker
provided immediate production from Week 1 and went
on to boast one of the best years by a rookie in NFL
history. He racked up a franchise rookie record 13.0
sacks - tied for the third-most by a rookie in NFL history - and became the first player in team history to be
named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Other linebackers Leighton Vander Esch (86 tackles) and Keanu
Neal (79) were second and tied for third on the team,respectively, in tackles.
In his first year with Dallas as the linebackers
coach (2020), McCurley helped Jaylon Smith finish witha team-high 160 tackles, which ranked second in theNFL. McCurley also assisted with a defensive unit thatforced 23 takeaways, seventh in the NFL.
McCURLEY’S COACHING HISTORYPLAYERS

Pittsburgh
NFL: 14th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

Scott McCurley – Born August 1, 1980, New Castle, Pa. College: Linebacker Pittsburgh 1999-02. Pro: No

SIDELINES

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HISTORY

pro playing experience. College coach: Pittsburgh 2003-05. Pro coach: Green Bay Packers 2009-18, Dallas
Cowboys 2020-22.

HAROLD
NASH, JR.
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

HAROLD NASH Jr.

Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
Louisiana
NFL: 19th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Harold Nash enters his third season as the Dallas
Cowboys strength and conditioning coordinator, fourth
overall with the team, and heads up the only all-Black
strength and conditioning staff in the NFL.
Nash was elevatNASH’S COACHING HISTORYed to the lead role
2005-10......New England Patriots, Asst. S&C on the strength
2011-15.......New England Patriots, Head S&C staff prior to the
2016-18......Detroit Lions, Head S&C
2021 season af2019...........Detroit Lions, Performance Coord ter spending the2020...........Dallas Cowboys, Asst. S&C2020 season with
2021-22......Dallas Cowboys, S&C Coord.
the team as an
assistant strength coach. In Nash’s first year with theteam, he was forced to navigate a devastating tragedy
when head strength and conditioning coach Markus Paulpassed away mid-season. Nash was thrust into a leadership role to finish the 2020 season, and he was hired inthat position full-time going forward after demonstrating
tremendous poise, cohesion and leadership.
In 2022 the Cowboys suffered several injuries intraining camp, including a hamstring injury to eight-time
Pro Bowl offensive tackle Tyron Smith. Nash helped
Smith return to play in Week 15 at Jacksonville.
In 2021 Nash was tasked with preparing a number of starters who missed upwards of 100 combined
games due to injury in 2020, including Dak Prescott,who suffered a gruesome ankle injury in Week 5 of
the 2020 season. Nash was instrumental in helping
Prescott return to form in 2021, as the Dallas signal
caller threw a franchise record 37 touchdown passes.
Nash joined Dallas after two previous stints in the
NFL with the Detroit Lions and the New England Patriots.

In 2019 Nash served as the football performancecoordinator for Detroit after working as the Lions headstrength & conditioning coach his first three seasons
with the team (2016-18). Nash coordinated the Lions
performance program, including a comprehensive on
and off--field workout plan which helped revamp theteam’s approach to player health and fitness to help
maximize player performance and body recovery.
Prior to joining the Lions in 2016, he spent 11 seasons (2005-15) working with the New England Patriots,
where he began as the team’s assistant strength andconditioning coach (2005-10) before being promoted
to head strength and conditioning coach in 2011. While
with New England, Nash implemented the Patriots
year-round conditioning program and also served as
the team’s player development director from 2005-10.
A former defensive back, Nash enjoyed an 11-year
career in the Canadian Football League (1994-2004),
including stints with the Shreveport Pirates (1994-95),
Montreal Alouettes (1996-99), Winnipeg Blue Bombers(1999-2003) and Edmonton Eskimos (2004). He earned
CFL All-Star recognition in 1997, 2000 and 2001.
Nash attended the University of SouthwesternLouisiana (now Louisiana) and joined the football teamas a walk-on, where he played defensive back for four
seasons. Following his collegiate career, he signed with
the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent andwas a member of the team’s training camp in 1993. He
graduated from Southwestern Louisiana with a Bachelor of Science in Humanities.
A native of New Orleans, La., Nash and his wife,
Dwan, have a son, Harold Nash III, who plays at Memphis.

Harold Nash Jr. – Born May 5, 1970, New Orleans, La. Defensive Back Louisiana 1989-92. Pro: Defensive
Back New York Giants 1993, Shreveport Pirates (CFL) 1994-95, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 1996-99, Winnipeg
Blue Bombers (CFL) 1999-03, Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 2004. Pro coach: New England Patriots 2005-15,
Detroit Lions 2016-19, Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

PETE OHNEGIAN (OH-nee-ghee-in)
Quality Control/Defensive Assistant

SIDELINES

Lafayette (PA)NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Pete Ohnegianjoined the Dallas
Cowboys in 2023
1994......Lafayette (PA), Defensive Line
as a defensive qual2016......Army, S&C intern2018......William Patterson (NJ), S&C Coord. ity control coachafter spending most
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34

of his life around football, including coaching at the highschool and collegiate levels following an Arena Football
League playing career.
Ohnegian will spend his first season in Dallas helping the linebackers and his responsibilities will include
self-scout tendencies, film breakdowns and oversightPLAYERS

Ohnegian played five seasons (1994-00) in the
Arena Football League, the XFL in 2001 and spent a
portion of the 1997 training camp with the Cowboys asa center/guard and long snapper.
After playing in the AFL, Ohnegian spent time
acting in commercials and movies such as “The Replacements” and “Any Given Sunday”, where he played
center for the offense in both football-themed films.
Ohnegian was a four-year letter winner and captain(1993 season) as a defensive end at Lafayette, where
he helped the Leopards win the Patriot League title in1992. Ohnegian capped his career for the Leopards
with 149 total tackles (87 solo), plus 11 tackles forloss and 18.0 sacks.
Ohnegian and his wife, Katie, have a daughter, Allison, and three sons, John, Andrew and Michael.

PETE
OHNEGIANof the elite performance program tracking the development for defensive players.
Ohnegian previously served as the strength andconditioning coordinator at William Patterson (N.J.) in
2018, following an internship with Army football with
their strength and conditioning staff in 2016.
In 2003 Ohnegian founded a professional performance center, Good Energy Training, in his home stateof New Jersey, which he ran until 2020. In addition to
general fitness and performance training, Ohnegian
was a resource for improving sport specific skills including combine training, defensive line play and longsnapping, including former and current NFL players.
Ohnegian’s coaching career began at his alma mater, Lafayette College, where he was the defensive line
coach and Director of Strength and Conditioning for the
1994 season. He was part of the 1994 Lafayette teamthat won the Patriot League title.

Pete Ohnegian – Born April 9, 1971, Englewood, NJ. College Coach: Lafayette 1994-95, Army 2016,
William Patterson (NJ) 2018. Pro Coach: Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2023.

2022 SEASONROBERT PRINCE
Wide Receivers

PRINCE’S COACHING HISTORYSIDELINES

35

HISTORY(tied for sixth) - all career-highs - as he earned his second straight trip to the Pro Bowl and a second-team
All-Pro nod. Additionally, Prince’s tutelage saw Noah
Brown post career numbers in catches (43 - third on
the team) and yards (555 - third).
Prince has 33 years of coaching experience,
including 15 years in the NFL, and helped 11 of his
receivers reach the Pro Bowl. Prince has an additional
17 years of experience at the collegiate level.
In his lone season with the Texans, Prince helped
Brandin Cooks record a career-high 90 catches for
1,037 yards and six touchdowns. Cooks also became
the third player in Texans history with back-to-back
1,000-yard seasons.
Prior to Houston, Prince spent seven seasons
with the Detroit Lions (2014-20) as the wide receivers coach. In Prince’s seven years with Detroit, LionsPLAYOFF
RECORDS

receivers ranked fourth in the NFL in receiving yards(19,749) and seventh in both receptions (1,484) andreceiving touchdowns (123).
While with Detroit, Prince helped Kenny Golladay record his second 1,000-yard receiving season in 2019,the first player in team history with two 1,000-yard seasons in his first three years. Prince also worked with Hallof Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson from 2014-15,
with Johnson earning Pro Bowl nods in both years. In
2014 Johnson and Golden Tate both surpassed 1,000
receiving yards, becoming the sixth duo in Lions history
to reach 1,000 yards in the same season.
Before landing in Detroit, Prince was a key factor incrafting one of college football’s most potent offensive
attacks at Boise State. As the Boise State offensive coordinator in 2012, Prince’s offense powered the teamto an 11-2 record, and five of his offensive players werenamed All-Mountain West. Before taking on offensive
coordinator duties, Prince served as the wide receivers
coach for Boise State in 2011.
For the 2007-08 seasons, Prince worked as theassistant wide receivers coach at Jacksonville, andthen joined the Seattle Seahawks in 2009 as the wide
receivers coach.
Prince made his NFL coaching debut in Atlanta as
an offensive assistant (2004-05) before becoming theassistant quarterbacks coach in 2006. Working withrunning backs and tight ends his first two seasons with
the Falcons, Prince helped Atlanta lead the NFL in rushing in from 2004-05. As the assistant quarterbacks
coach, Prince worked with quarterback Michael Vick,
who threw for 2,474 yards and rushed for 1,039 yards.
Before his first stop at Boise State (2001-03),
Prince was the wide receivers coach at Portland Statein 1998 and was later promoted to offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach in 1999 and 2000. His previous coaching stints include the Japanese X-League

The Dallas Cowboys hired Robert

1989-90......Humboldt State, GA
Prince to coach a tal1991...........Montana State, GA
ented wide receivers
1992-93......Sacramento State, WRroom in 2022.
1994-95......Fort Lewis State, Off. Coord/QB
In his first season
1996-97......Japanese X League, Off. Coord/QB leading the Cowboys
1998...........Portland State, WR
Prince1999-2000...Portland State, Off. Coord/QB wideouts,
was tasked with
2001-02......Boise State, WRtransitioning
CeeDee2003...........Boise State, Pass Game Coord.
2004-05......Atlanta Falcons, Off. Asst./RB/TE Lamb into the No. 1
wide receiver role.
2006...........Atlanta Falcons, Asst. QB
2007-08......Jacksonville Jaguars, Asst. WR Lamb did not disappoint as the team’s
2009...........Seattle Seahawks, WR
2010...........Colorado, Pass Game Coord/WR top threat, leading
2011............Boise State, WR
the team with 107
2012-13......Boise State, OC
receptions (tied for2014-20......Detroit Lions, WR
fifth in the NFL),
2021...........Houston Texans, WR
1,359 yards (sixth)
2022...........Dallas Cowboys, WR
and nine touchdowns

RECORDS

Humboldt State
NFL: 16th Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year

ROBERT
PRINCE
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES(1996-97), Fort Lewis College (1994-95) and Sacramento State (1992-93).
Prince, who is one-of-14 minority coaches on the
Dallas coaching staff, served in three different minority
training camp internships with the San Francisco 49ers(2000, 2002) and the San Diego Chargers (2001).

Prince graduated from Humboldt State in 1990
and served as a graduate assistant in his last two yearsof school. Prince went on to earn his master’s degreefrom the university in 1992.
Prince was born in Okinawa, Japan. He and his
wife, Susan, reside in Dallas with their son, Tyson, anddaughters, Hayden and Jasmin.

Robert Prince – Born May 8, 1965, Okinawa, Japan. Wide Receiver San Bernardino Valley College 198384, Humboldt State 1985-86. Pro: No pro playing experience. College coach: Humboldt State 1989-90, Montana State 1991, Sacramento State 1992-93, Fort Lewis State 1994-95, Portland State 1998-2000, Boise
State 2001-03, 2011-13, Colorado 2010. Pro Coach: Atlanta Falcons 2004-06, Jacksonville Jaguars 200708, Seattle Seahawks 2009, Detroit Lions 2014-20, Houston Texans 2021. Dallas Cowboys 2022.

DAN QUINN

Defensive Coordinator
Salisbury State
NFL: 21st Year • Cowboys: 3rd YearThe Dallas Cowboys named Dan Quinn defensive
coordinator on Jan. 12, 2021 after Quinn spent theprevious five-plus seasons as the Atlanta Falcons headcoach. Quinn has
QUINN’S COACHING HISTORY
20 years of NFLcoaching
experi1994...........William & Mary, DL
ence, and in total,
1995...........Virginia Military Institute, DL
Quinn has coached
1996-99......Hofstra, DL
professionally and2000...........Hofstra, DC
collegiately for 29
2001-02......San Francisco 49ers, Def. QC
years,
spending
2003-04......San Francisco 49ers, DL
2005-06......Miami Dolphins, DLseven as a defen2007-08......New York Jets, DL
sive coordinator.
2009-10......Seattle Seahawks, DL
Quinn returned
2011-12.......Florida, DC/DL
to Dallas for a
2013-14......Seattle Seahawks, DC
secondseason2015-20......Atlanta Falcons, HC
in 2022, and his2021-22......Dallas Cowboys, DC
encoreseasonat the helm of the Dallas defense did not disappoint.
The Cowboys led the league in takeaways (33) for thesecond consecutive season - joining the 1972-74 Pittsburgh Steelers as the only teams since the NFL merger
to lead the league in takeaways in consecutive years- and ranked fifth in points-per-game allowed (20.1).
Dallas was also sixth in fewest touchdowns allowed(35), fourth in negative plays forced (115), second in
opponent touchdown efficiency (16.2%), third in sacks(54) and first in quarterback pressures (271), per PFF.
Quinn again coaxed the most out of the versatile andvolatile Micah Parsons, who led the team in sacks(13.5) for the second straight year and became one-ofthree players since 1982 with 13.0-plus sacks in bothof their first two seasons, joining Reggie White and Aldon Smith. Leighton Vander Esch had a resurgent year
under Quinn, reaching 100 tackles for the second timein his career, and safety Donovan Wilson led the teamin tackles with a career-best 108 takedowns while also
recording 5.0 sacks to lead all NFL defensive backs
in 2022 and tie the most single-season sacks by a
Cowboys defensive back since 1982 (Bill Bates, 5.0 in
1984). Trevon Diggs grew into a complete cover corneras a third-year player, often shadowing the opponent’s
best receiver while recording three interceptions, 1436pass breakups and registering a forced incompletion
percentage of 12.1%, per PFF, which ranked 10th
in the league by a corner on the year. Under Quinn’s
guidance, DeMarcus Lawrence (third career), Parsons(second) and Diggs (second) all made the Pro Bowl.
Quinn’s first season in Dallas marked his secondstop as an NFL defensive coordinator after an extremely successful stint as the defensive coordinator in Seattle (2013-14). He inherited a Dallas defense that ranked
28th in points-per-game in 2020 and was charged withthe unit’s turnaround in 2021. Quinn helped Dallas improve in essentially every major defensive statisticalcategory in 2021, becoming one of the most dynamic
units in the NFL. The transformation came all while the
Cowboys were forced to use 34 different players defensively due to various injuries and COVID-19 replacements throughout the year.
The defense never wavered in its confidence andperformance, forcing a league-high 34 takeaways
and scoring a league-best and franchise-record six
defensive touchdowns in 2021, while also finishingsecond in the NFL in third down defense (34.1%)
and opponent three-and-out drives (43) and ranking
seventh in opponent points-per-game (21.1). The
takeaways were particularly important for Dallas, as
it tallied the most scoring drives off takeaways in theleague (23) and was 11-2 when recording an even or
positive turnover margin.
Quinn’s pièce de résistance came in rookie All-Pro
linebacker Parsons, whose unique skill set provided
Quinn an opportunity to get creative with the defensive
packages, which led to a franchise-rookie record 13.0
sacks and AP Defensive Rookie of the Year honors for
Parsons and AP Assistant Coach of the Year honors
for Quinn.
Quinn was named head coach of the Atlanta Falcons in February 2015, and in just over five years at
the helm, finished with a 43-42 regular season record
with two postseason appearances. Quinn led the club
to an NFC title and its second ever Super Bowl appearance in 2016. In his time as head coach, Quinn’s defenses ranked sixth in the NFL with 105 takeaways.

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pro playing experience. College coach: William & Mary 1994, Virginia Military Institute 1995, Hofstra 19962000, Florida 2011-12. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 2001-04, Miami Dolphins 2005-06, New York Jets
2007-08, Seattle Seahawks 2009-10, 2013-14, Atlanta Falcons 2015-20, Dallas Cowboys 2021-22.

PLAYERSDan Quinn – Born Sept. 11, 1970, Morristown, N.J. Defensive Line Salisbury State (Md.) 1990-93. Pro: No

DAN
QUINN

finish in 2011 - eighth in total defense (299.5) and seventh in passing defense (166.8).
While with the Jets (2007-08), Quinn coached thedefensive line, helping the defense rank fifth in yardsper-carry (3.7), seventh in sacks (41.0) and ninth inrushing yards-per-game (94.9) in 2008.
Quinn made his NFL coaching debut in San Francisco as a defensive assistant in 2001 before moving
on to coach the 49ers defensive line (2003-04).
Quinn got his start coaching the defensive line atWilliam & Mary (1994), then spent one season at Virginia Military Institute (1995), followed by four years as
defensive line coach at Hofstra (1996-99) before being
promoted to defensive coordinator in 2000.
Quinn was a four-year letter winner and two-time
co-captain (1992-93) defensive lineman at Salisbury
State (Division III in Salisbury, Md.). Quinn also letteredin track and field and held the school record in thehammer throw. He was inducted into the Salisbury
State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005.
Quinn, originally from Morristown, N.J., and his
wife, Stacey, started Quinn’s Corps in 2004, whichhelps serve members of the military both at home andabroad.

Quinn earned a head coaching opportunity after
establishing himself as one of the top defensive coordinators in the NFL. His leadership of the Seattle
Seahawks defense (2013-14) helped guide the club toconsecutive Super Bowl appearances. Over those two
seasons,Seattle led the league with the fewest yards
allowed (270.4), points allowed (15.2) and passing
yards allowed (178.8), all while holding opposing offenses to just 91.6 rushing yards-per-game. Throughthose two seasons, Richard Sherman led the NFL with
12 picks, and the Seahawks paced the league with 28
interceptions. In that two-year span, Quinn’s defense
totaled 63 total takeaways to also lead the league.
Quinn had four of his defensive players earn seven
Pro Bowl selections - Sherman (two), Kam Chancellor(two), Earl Thomas (two) and Bobby Wagner (one).
Quinn originally joined Seattle in 2009 as the assistant head coach/defensive line coach under JimMora after spending the previous six years coaching the defensive lines for the San Francisco 49ers(2003-04), Miami Dolphins (2005-06) and New York
Jets (2007-08).
Between his stints with the Seahawks, Quinn
served as the defensive coordinator at the University
of Florida (2011-12), guiding the defense to a top-10

RECORDSJUSTIN RUDD

Coaching Operations Manager/
Football Analytics

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tems design and integration company. Throughout thatyear Rudd led custom technology upgrades for teams
across the NFL and NCAA.
Rudd spent four years (2003-06) at Rutgers working as a video coordinator/network administrator under Greg Schiano where he supervised, developed andtrained a 13-person team, overseeing video operations
for the Rutgers University football program.
In 2002 Rudd worked as a quality control coachand video assistant at the University of Pittsburgh.
After graduating from UMass in 2001, Rudd spenttime as a quality control coach/video assistant with the
Carolina Panthers and the Scottish Claymores of NFL
Europe. With the Claymores, Rudd worked with former
Cowboys Defensive Line Coach Jim Tomsula.
Rudd graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sportmanagement and minors in political science and Italian. In his time at UMass, Rudd worked closely with theschool’s football program and within the sports broadcasting department. Rudd and his wife, Amanda, havea daughter, Laurel, and a son, Joseph.

HISTORY

Justin Rudd joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2020 and
was named Coaching Operations Manager/Football
Analytics prior to the 2023 season. In his role, Rudd
works directly with the head coach helping to organize
the day-to-day operations of the coaching staff. His responsibilities include coordinating the football calendar
for the offseason program, minicamp, training camp
and the daily practice and meeting schedules. Rudd
also assists in providing analysis and reporting of practice and game film.
Prior to arriving in Dallas, Rudd had two stints with
DVSport, Inc. (2006-11 and 2012-19), first serving as
operations/senior account manager then as vice president of sales & marketing. Rudd held a hybrid role at
DVSport, not only managing sales but working closelywith coaching staffs and administrators across theNFL, CFL and NCAA in building reports, data, analytics
and technology projects to bridge the gap between analytics and coaching.
Rudd spent 2011-12 as the key accounts manager
for sports for Digitiz, Inc, an emerging audio/video sys-

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Massachusetts
NFL: 5th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER
Offensive Coordinator

FloridaNFL: 23rd Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Brian
Schottenheimer
waspromoted as the1997...........St. Louis Rams, Offensive Asst.
1998...........Kansas City Chiefs, Offensive Asst. team’s offensive
coordinatoron1999...........Syracuse, WR
2000...........Southern California, Tight Ends
February 4, 2023.
2001...........WashingtonaCommanders, QB
Schottenheimer,
2002-05......San Diego Chargers, QBa veteran coach
2006-11.......N.Y. Jets, OC
with 22 years of
2012-14......St. Louis Rams, OC
NFL coaching ex2015...........Georgia, OC/QB
perience and 12
2016-17......Indianapolis Colts, QB
years as an offen2018-20......Seattle Seahawks, OC
2021...........Jacksonville Jaguars, Pass Game Coord. sive coordinatorat the pro level,2022...........Dallas Cowboys, Consultant
previously served
as a consultant for the Cowboys throughout the 2022
season, studying future opponents and assisting boththe offensive and defensive units with game planningand self-scouting.
Before joining Dallas, Schottenheimer was the passing game coordinator for Jacksonville during the 2021
season, where he assisted with the Jaguars No. 1 overall selection, Trevor Lawrence, who finished his rookie
season with a single-season team rookie record 3,641
passing yards.
Previously, Schottenheimer spent three seasons(2018-20) as the Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator, where he helped lead the Seahawks to threeconsecutive postseason appearances. In 2020 theteam set franchise records for points scored (459) andpoints-per-game (28.7), while Russell Wilson marked his
career milestones in touchdowns (40) and completion
percentage (68.8) en route to his seventh Pro Bowl.
Additionally, Schottenheimer served as the quarterbacks coach for the Indianapolis Colts from 201617, working with Pro Bowl passer Andrew Luck, whoestablished a then single-season career-high in completion percentage (63.5) and finished the season ranked
eighth in passing yards (4,240), fifth in passing touchdowns (31) and ninth in passer rating (96.4).
Schottenheimer served as the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at Georgia in 2015 when the
Bulldogs totaled 4,904 yards of offense.
SCHOTTENHEIMER’S COACHING HISTORY

Prior to his return to the collegiate ranks, Schottenheimer spent three seasons as the offensive coordinator for the St. Louis Rams (2012-14). The Rams tallied
38 touchdowns in 2013, which was then the most in asingle season for the franchise since 2006 when theyreached the endzone 39 times. Under Schottenheimer,
Zac Stacy rushed for 973 yards - third-most rushingyards in franchise history by a rookie - while Jared Cook
set the Rams single-season record for receiving yards
by a tight end (671).
Schottenheimer spent six seasons with the New
York Jets (2006-11), including assembling an offensethat helped the Jets earn back-to-back appearances in
the AFC Championship Game.
In four seasons with San Diego as the quarterbacks
coach (2002-2005), Schottenheimer helped Drew
Brees become the NFL Comeback Player of the Yearand earn Pro Bowl honors for the first time in his career
after throwing 27 touchdown passes and finishing third
in the NFL in passer rating in 2004.
Prior to San Diego, Schottenheimer worked for his
father, Marty, in Washington and Kansas City. He was an
offensive assistant with the Chiefs in 1998 and was thequarterbacks coach during his lone season with Washington in 2001.
In between those two stops, Schottenheimer
moved to the collegiate level, overseeing tight ends at
Southern California in 2000 and wide receivers at Syracuse in 1999.
Schottenheimer got his start as an offensive assistant under Dick Vermeil with the St. Louis Rams in 1997.
As a player, Schottenheimer earned three letters as
a quarterback at the University of Florida from 199496, where he played under Steve Spurrier and backed
up Heisman Trophy winner Danny Wuerffel during theGators 1996 National Championship season. His career
began at the University of Kansas where he played one
season in 1992 before transferring to Florida.
Schottenheimer and his wife, Gemmi, have a son,Sutton, and a daughter, Savannah.

Brian Schottenheimer – Born Oct. 16, 1973, Denver, Colo. Quarterback Florida 1994-96. No pro
playing experience. College Coach: Syracuse 1999, Southern California 2000, Georgia 2015. Pro coach: St.
Louis Rams 1997 and 2012-14, Kansas City Chiefs 1998, Washington 2001, San Diego Chargers 2002-05,
New York Jets 2006-11, Indianapolis Colts 2016-17, Seattle Seahawks 2018-20, Jacksonville Jaguars 2021.
Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2023.

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ERIC
SIMONELLIERIC SIMONELLI
Quality Control/Analytics

closely with the running backs, helping Ezekiel Elliott record his fourth 1,000-yard rushing season (1,002) andTony Pollard set career-highs in rushing attempts (130),
yards (1,609) and rushing average (5.5 avg.).
Simonelli’s 2020 responsibilities included working
with the special teams units and helping the special
teams staff identify league, opponent and self-scout
tendencies. He also assisted the head coach withgame management decisions.
Before landing in Dallas, Simonelli was a student
assistant coach while attending Wesleyan University.
Simonelli spent time working with the school’s wide
receivers (2017) and defensive line (2018) while also
creating statistical reports to evaluate team efficiencies.
He was also charged with working the school’s footballrecruiting camps, scouting prospective student-athletes
and updating the database used for recruit profiles.
Simonelli graduated from Wesleyan with a degree in
economics and a minor in data analysis.

Cowboys 2020-22.

CEDRIC SMITH

RECORDS

Eric Simonelli – Born March 17, 1997, Boston, MA. College Coach: Wesleyan 2017-18. Pro Coach: Dallas

2022 SEASON

Eric Simonelli joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2019as a football research assistant, and in 2020, he waselevated to one of
SIMONELLI’S COACHING HISTORY
the club’s quality control analysts.
2017...........Wesleyan, Student Asst./WR
After spending
2018...........Wesleyan, Student Asst./DL
2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, QC/Analytics time with the offense
in 2021, Simonelli’s
duties switched to the defensive side of the ball in 2022,
where he assisted Defensive Line Coach Aden Durde inpreparing the defensive line for upcoming opponents
and tendencies. Simonelli helped the Cowboys defensive
line establish itself as one of the top pass rushing units
in the NFL, as Dallas’ 54 sacks tied for third in the league
and were the most by a Cowboys team since 2008 (59).
Dallas also led the NFL with 271 quarterback pressuresin 2022, according to Pro Football Focus.
In 2021 Simonelli spent time assisting the offense
and was part of the operation that helped Dallas lead the
NFL in both yards (407.0) and points (31.2). He worked

PLAYERS

Wesleyan
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

Assistant Strength and Conditioning
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

FloridaNFL: 23rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Yearround (131st overall) of the 1990 NFL Draft. He went
on to serve stints with Minnesota, New Orleans, Washington and Arizona in his six-year playing career. In 72
regular season games, including 14 starts, Smith recorded 100 yards and two touchdowns on 40 carries
to go along with 20 receptions for 141 yards and twoscores.
Smith was a three-year starter for the Florida Gators,
where he was a primary blocker for Dallas Cowboys Hallof Fame running back Emmitt Smith. He received his
degree in health sciences from Florida in 1990.
Smith graduated from Enterprise, Ala., High School
and was inducted into the Wiregrass Sports Hall of
Fame in 2018.
Smith and his wife, Teresa, have five children: Chandler, Canyon, Cole, Cameron and Cerraya.

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Cedric Smith – Born May 27, 1968, Enterprise, Ala. Running back Florida 1986-1989. Pro: Running back Minnesota Vikings 1990, New Orleans Saints 1991, Washington Commanders 1994-95, Arizona Cardinals 1996-97. Pro coach:
Denver Broncos 2001-06, 2017-20, Kansas City Chiefs 2007-09, Houston Texans 2010-13, Dallas Cowboys 2021-22.

HISTORY

Cedric Smith enters his third season
with the Dallas Cow2001-06......Denver Broncos, Asst. S&C
2007-09......Kansas City Chiefs, Asst. S&C boys as an assistant2010-13......Houston Texans, Asst. S&C
strength and condi2017-20......Denver, Asst. S&C
tioning coach after2021-22......Dallas Cowboys, Asst. S&C
previously serving inthe same capacity
for the Denver Broncos for four seasons (2017-20).
Through his 22-year strength and conditioning
career, Smith served as the head strength and conditioning coach at Kansas City (2007-09) and Houston(2010-13). During his time with the Texans, Smith wasrecognized as the NFL’s 2012 Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year by his league peers.
Smith’s professional playing career as a runningback began when Minnesota drafted him in the fifth
SMITH’S COACHING HISTORYKENDALL
SMITH
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDSKENDALL SMITH

Assistant Strength and Conditioning
Florida State
NFL: 11th Year • Cowboys: 11th Year
Kendall Smith
enters his 11th seson as an assistant2013-22......Dallas Cowboys, Asst. S&C
strength and conditioning coach with the Dallas Cowboys. He will continue
to work closely with the entire roster to ensure players
are in peak physical condition.
Smith previously spent two seasons training athletes to prepare for the NFL Combine at the World WideSports Center in Orlando, Fla., under Tom Shaw. Prior
SMITH’S COACHING HISTORY

to working with athletes, Smith himself trained at thefacility for two years after a four-year career as a linebacker at Florida State (2007-10).
In his time at FSU, Smith played in all 53 gameswith starts in each of his final 27 games.
Smith came out of South Sumter High School in
Bushnell, Fla., and was a PrepStar All-American andfour-star prospect as the 45th-ranked player in the nation by Rivals.com.

Kendall Smith – Born December 3, 1987, Bushnell, Fla. Linebacker Florida State 2007-10. Pro: No pro
playing experience. Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2013-22.

MIKE SOLARI
Offensive LineSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSSan Diego State
NFL: 34th Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Mike Solari begins his secondstintwith the Dallas
1978...........Mira Costa Junior College, OL
Cowboys in 2023
1979...........U.S. International, OL
as the team’s of1980...........Boise State, OL
fensive line coach,
1981-82......Cincinnati, OL
1983-85......Kansas, OL
bringing 33 years
1986...........Pittsburgh, Offensive Coord./OL of NFL experience
1987-88......Dallas Cowboys, Asst. OL/ST
and 44 years of
1989...........Arizona Cardinals, OL
total coaching expe1990-91......Alabama, OL
rience to the Dallas
1992-96......San Francisco 49ers, TE/Asst. OL coaching ranks.
1997-05......Kansas City Chiefs, OL
Solari spent the
2006-07......Kansas City Chiefs, OC
2022 season away
2008-09......Seattle Seahawks, OLfrom football after
2010-14......San Francisco 49ers, OL
his most recent stint2015...........Green Bay Packers, Asst. OL
as the Seattle Sea2016-17......New York Giants, OL
hawks offensive line
2018-21......Seattle Seahawks, OL
coach from 201821, building a cohesive unit that helped Seattle finish
the 2020 season ranked in the top-10 in rushing yardsper-attempt (sixth - 4.8) and points-per-game (eighth 28.7) while scoring the most points in a season in franchise history (459). He also guided a line that blocked
for Chris Carson who tallied back-to-back 1,000-yard
campaigns in 2018-19, boasted a second-team All-Pro
player in tackle Duane Brown and helped Seattle leadthe league in rushing in 2018 with 2,560 yards.
Previously, Solari spent 2016-17 as the offensive
line coach for the N.Y. Giants. Injuries forced Solari to
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use seven different starting offensive line combinationsin 2016 but still only allowed 22 sacks - five fewer thanthe Giants surrendered in 2015 - and the third-lowest
total in the NFL after Oakland (18) and Pittsburgh (21).
Solari was with the Green Bay Packers in 2015 as
assistant offensive line coach, and from 2010-14, hecoached the San Francisco 49ers offensive line. Duringthat period, he helped the 49ers rank fifth in the NFLin rushing (132.1 yards-per-game) and sixth in yardsper-carry (4.47). During Solari’s tenure with the 49ers,
which included three consecutive NFC ChampionshipGame appearances (2011-13) and a berth in Super
Bowl XLVII, at least one of his linemen was selectedto the Pro Bowl in four-of-five seasons. Tackle Joe Staley earned Pro Bowl recognition four times (2011-14),
while guard Mike Iupati was voted to play in the gamethree times (2012-14).
In 2012 San Francisco was one-of-three teams tostart the same five offensive linemen for every regularseason game, and each of the five starters was selected to the Pro Bowl as either a participant or an alternate. For its efforts, Solari’s line earned the Madden
Most Valuable Protectors Award.
Prior to joining the 49ers, Solari coached the offensive line in his first stint with the Seahawks from 200809. Under Solari’s direction, Pro Football Hall of Fametackle Walter Jones was named to the 2008 Pro Bowl.
Solari was with the Kansas City Chiefs from 19972007, serving as the offensive line coach for his firstnine seasons with the club (1997-2005) and as the of-2022 SEASONRECORDSRAYNA STEWART (ruh-NAY)

PLAYERS

Mike Solari – Born Jan. 16, 1955, Dale City, Calif. College: Offensive Lineman San Diego State 1975-76. Pro:
No pro playing experience. College coach: Mira Costa Junior College 1978, U.S. International 1979, Boise State
1980, Cincinnati 1981-82, Kansas 1983-85, Pittsburgh 1986, Alabama 1990-91. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals
1989, Kansas City Chiefs 1997-07, Seattle Seahawks 2008-09 and 2018-21, San Francisco 49ers 2010-14,
Green Bay Packers 2015, N.Y. Giants 2016-17, Dallas Cowboys 1987-88 and 2023.

MIKE
SOLARI

offensive line and aiding the Crimson Tide to an 11-1
record and a No. 5 ranking in the final AP poll in 1991.
Solari followed Stallings to Alabama from the Phoenix
Cardinals, working as the offensive line coach in 1989
when he helped guide tackle Luis Sharpe to a Pro Bowl.
Solari cut his NFL coaching teeth with Dallas in1987, serving as assistant offensive line/special
teams coach for two seasons and helping the Cowboys
finish seventh in yards-per-game (340.0) and eighth inkick return average (20.3) during those two years.
Solari’s coaching career began in 1977 at Mission
Bay, Calif., High School, followed by stints at Mira Costa Junior College (1978) and U.S. International (1979).
He helped lead Boise State to the NCAA Division I-AA
Championship in 1980 and also served as offensive
line coach on the collegiate level at Cincinnati (198182), Kansas (1983-85) and Pittsburgh (1986) before
entering the NFL.
As a player, Solari was a two-time letterman as an
offensive lineman (1975-76) at San Diego State. Solaribegan his collegiate career at the College of San Mateo(1973-74).
Solari was born on Jan. 16, 1955 in Daly City, Calif. He and his wife, Patti, have three children, Tamara,
Stephanie and Michael.

fensive coordinator for the final two years (2006-07).
In Solari’s nine seasons tutoring the offensive line, theChiefs ranked first in the NFL over that span in rushing touchdowns (191), fourth in rushing yards (126.8
yards-per-game), third in scoring (25.0) fifth in total offense (356.1) and sixth in sacks allowed (278). At least
one of Solari’s linemen was named to the Pro Bowl in
all nine of his seasons in Kansas City, including a trioof Pro Bowlers in 2004-05 in Pro Football Hall of Fame
guard Will Shields, guard Brian Waters and Pro Football
Hall of Fame tackle Willie Roaf. The Chiefs became thefirst club to accomplish that feat since Dallas had threelinemen selected to the Pro Bowl each season from
1992-95.
Solari’s first stop in San Francisco came from
1992-96, where he served as the 49ers tight ends andassistant offensive line coach and went to three consecutive NFC Championship games and defeated the
San Diego Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX. He was pivotal
in the development and maturation of tight end Brent
Jones, who was named to the Pro Bowl in four consecutive seasons (1992-95) and earned second-team
All-Pro recognition in 1993-94.
Solari coached on Gene Stallings’ staff at the University of Alabama from 1990-91, working with theAssistant Special Teams

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punt in 2022, including the second-longest punt in teamhistory with an 83-yarder.
While with Green Bay, Mason Crosby made 25-of34 (73.5%) field goals in 2021 and converted 49-of-51
PATs, leading the team in scoring (124 points) for the
13th time in his career. Punter Corey Bojorquez averaged 46.5 yards-per-punt on 53 punts and had the longest punt in the NFL on the season - an 82-yard bombthat ranked as the second-longest punt in Packers
history (Don Chandler, 90 yards in 1965). Green Bay
finished 30th in kick return average (17.7) and 21st in
punt return average (8.0) in 2021.
In 2020 Stewart worked with Crosby, who became
the first Packer and just the sixth NFL player since
1932 to record a perfect field goal percentage in aseason (min. one attempt-per-game) by connecting
on all 16 of his field goal attempts. Crosby finishedthe season with an active streak of 18 converted field
goals dating back to the 2019 season, the third-longest streak in franchise history.
In 2019 Stewart was part of a staff that saw Crosby connect on 22-of-24 field goal attempts (91.7%),
matching Jan Stenerud’s single-season franchise-record percentage set in 1981 (22-of-24). Crosby ranked
fifth in the league in field goal percentage in 2019, thehighest ranking by a Green Bay kicker since Ryan Longwell in 2003 (fourth). JK Scott posted 29 punts inside

HISTORY

The Dallas Cowboys hired Rayna Stewart to assist John Fassel and the special teams units prior to
the 2022 season.
STEWART’S COACHING HISTORY
Stewart came to
Dallas after three
2007-08......Northwestern, GA
seasons in Green2009-10......Tennessee Titans, Def QC
Bay in a similar ca2018...........Vanderbilt, Special Teams QC
2019-20......GB Packers, Special Teams QC pacity, first as the2021...........GB Packers, Asst. Special Teams special teams quality control coach2022............Dallas Cowboys, Asst. ST(2019-20) and thenas the assistant special teams coach (2021).
In 2022 Stewart assisted Brett Maher to a career
season, making 29-of-32 field goals for a career-high
90.6 field goal percentage. Maher totaled nine 50-plus
yard field goals in 2022, the most in a season in teamhistory. He also racked up 137 kicking points, a single-season club record and tied for the third-most in the
NFL in 2022. The unit also benefited from the additionof wide receiver/return specialist KaVontae Turpin, who
finished the 2022 season fifth in punt return average(10.4) and was the only NFL player with a 50-yard kickreturn and 50-yard punt return. Turpin earned his first
Pro Bowl selection and became the first player in Cowboys history to be named to the Pro Bowl as a return
specialist. Bryan Anger also tied his career-best andfranchise-record mark by averaging 48.4 yards-per-

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Northern Arizona
NFL: 7th Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year

RAYNASTEWART
PLAYERS
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RECORDSHISTORY

the 20 on the year, which ranked ninth in the NFL and
was the most by a Packer since Tim Masthay recorded
30 in 2012.
Stewart spent four seasons (2015-18) at Vanderbilt, first as director of player development (2015-17)
and then as special teams quality control coach (2018).
As director of player development, he served as a mentor for players and oversaw a number of programs that
helped the student-athletes transition from high school
to college, obtain summer internships, engage with thecommunity and prepare for post-graduate life. In 2018
Stewart helped Parker Thome rank fourth in the SEC
with an average of 44.9 yards-per-punt, tied for the
fourth-highest punting average in school history.
Prior to joining the Commodores, Stewart worked
for two years as a teacher and head football coach at
Whites Creek, Tenn., High School. Stewart also served
as a teacher and coach at Battle Ground Academy in
nearby Franklin, Tenn., for two years before leading theWhites Creek staff.
From 2009-10, Stewart worked with the Tennessee Titans linebackers and defensive line as a defensive quality control coach. He helped defensive linemen
Kyle Vanden Bosch and Jason Babin earn Pro Bowl
honors in 2009 and 2010, respectively.

Before coaching for the Titans, Stewart worked asa graduate assistant at Northwestern (2007-08), athletic director/head coach at Chicago, Ill., Hope Academy(2005-06), assistant coach at Centennial High School(2001-04) and training camp intern with the Indianapolis Colts (2004).
He played collegiately at Northern Arizona, where
he was a two-time All-American cornerback and set theschool record for passes defensed in a season, posting 19 in both 1994 and 1995. He was selected in thefifth round (No. 143 overall) of the 1996 NFL Draft by
the Houston Oilers and played in 71 career games asa defensive back for the Oilers (1996-97), Miami Dolphins (1998) and Jacksonville Jaguars (1999-2000).
He finished his NFL career with 77 tackles, four fumble
recoveries, two interceptions and a half sack.
A native of Chatsworth, Calif., Stewart earned abachelor’s degree in advertising from Northern Arizona
and a master’s degree in education administration from
Tennessee State.
Stewart and his wife, Sonia, have four children:
ShaRae, Tre, Mycah and Jadyn.

Rayna Stewart – Born June 18, 1973, Chatsworth, Calif. Cornerback Northern Arizona 1991-95. Pro:
Safety Houston Oilers 1996-97, Miami Dolphins 1998, Jacksonville Jaguars 1999-00. College coach: Northwestern 2007-08, Vanderbilt 2015-18. Pro coach: Tennessee Titans 2009-10, Green Bay Packers 2019-21,
Dallas Cowboys 2022.

DARIAN THOMPSON

Quality Control/Asst. Linebackers
Boise State
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
After a six-year playing career in the NFL, including his last four seasons with Dallas, Darian Thompson
joined the Cowboys coaching staff in 2023.
Thompson’s familiarity with the current coaching
staff runs deep, as he played two years (2020-21) under Head Coach Mike McCarthy and played meaningfulroles on Dan Quinn’s defense and John Fassel’s special
teams unit.
Thompson begins the second phase of his footballcareer in coaching after playing safety for six seasonsin the NFL - two with the N.Y Giants (2016-17) and fourwith Dallas (2018-21). He was originally drafted in thethird round (71st overall) by the N.Y. Giants out of Boise
State. Thompson appeared in 18 games with 17 starts
in his two seasons with the Giants.
After Dallas plucked him off the Cardinals practicesquad in 2018, he was a key special teams contributor

for the Cowboys before earning the starting safety job
in 2020, a position he held until Donovan Wilson took
over in Week 8. Thompson finished 2020 with 51 tackles and an interception.
In five years at Boise State, including his redshirt
season as a freshman, Thompson was a two-time
All-Mountain West first-team selection (2014-15) who
played in 51 games with 44 starts. He finished his career with 242 tackles and a Mountain West Conference
record 19 interceptions.
Thompson was an All-CIF and All-Valley Defensive
MVP as a two-way player at Paraclete High School in
Lancaster, Calif.
Thompson and his wife, Chelsey, have three daughters, Novah, Nya and Naomi, and a son, Ty.

SIDELINES

Darian Thompson – Born Sept. 22, 1993, Lancaster, Calif. College: Safety Boise State 2011-15. Pro:
Safety New York Giants 2016-17, Dallas Cowboys 2018-21. Pro Coach: Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2023.

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SCOTTTOLZIENSCOTT TOLZIEN (TOLL-ZEEN)
Quarterbacks

Scott Tolzien – Born Sept. 4, 1987, Rolling Meadows, Ill. Quarterback Wisconsin 2008-10. Pro: Quarterback San Diego Chargers 2011, San Francisco 49ers 2011-13, Green Bay Packers 2013-16, Indianapolis
Colts 2016-18. Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2020-22.

RECORDSIn his first season with Dallas in 2020 Tolzien assisted with an offensive unit that ranked in the top-10
of most primary statistical categories. Despite losing
Prescott to injury, the Cowboys offense ranked seventhin the NFL in receiving yards (4,511), eighth in passing
yards (4,161) and tied for ninth in scrimmage yards(6,299).
Before becoming an NFL coach, Tolzien was givena brief introduction to off-field tasks in 2019 at his almamater, Wisconsin, where he served as an analyst scouting opponents.
Tolzien enjoyed a seven-year NFL career, originallysigning with the San Diego Chargers as a rookie free
agent in 2011. He spent just over three seasons asa backup to Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay (2013-16),
playing in six games with two starts over that time. He
then served as a backup to Andrew Luck with the Coltsfrom 2016-17, playing in four games with two starts.
Tolzien appeared in 29 games with 26 starts at
Wisconsin, leaving with the school record for completion percentage (68.1) and efficiency rating (153.2).
Tolzien was a two-time all-conference and all-academic at WIlliam Fremd High School in Palatine, Ill.
Tolzien and his wife, Megan, have two daughters,
Brooke and Caroline, and a son, Blake.

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After spending his first three years in Dallas as
an offensive assistant, former NFL quarterback Scott
Tolzien was named the Cowboys quarterbacks coachheading into the 2023 season.
Tolzien, who played for Mike McCarthy while bothwere in Green Bay
TOLZIEN’S COACHING HISTORY(2013-16),
wasinstrumental in pre2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, Off. Asst.
paring Dak Prescottand Cooper Rush in
2022. After Prescott suffered a thumb injury in Week
1, Tolzien helped assemble the offensive game planfor Rush, who went 4-1 in his five starts in 2022 andbecame the first quarterback in franchise history to
win his first five career starts. When Prescott returnedto action in Week 7 against Detroit (10/23), Dallas’
offense led the league in offensive points-per-game(31.3) and third down offense (52.3%), and was thirdin yards-per-game (384.3) for the rest of the season.
The offense grew to new heights in 2021, leading
the NFL in scoring (31.2) - including a franchise-record
530 points - and yards (407.0) while also reaching
the end zone on 28.6% of drives, sixth in the league.
Tolzien’s close work with Prescott saw the quarterback
set a career-high and franchise-record 37 touchdown
passes and record a 100.0 passer rating in eightgames - tied for second in single-season team history.

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Wisconsin
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

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Tight Ends

yards (second) and five touchdowns (second). Behind
him, Wells received more production from two rookie
tight ends - fourth round selection Jake Ferguson (19receptions for 174 yards and two touchdowns) and undrafted free agent Peyton Hendershot (11 receptionsfor 103 yards and two scores) as combined they became the third rookie tight end duo in NFL history to record multiple receiving touchdowns in their first season.
The tight end group was led again by Schultz in
2021, and under Wells’ leadership, he recorded hisbest season with 78 catches for 808 yards and eight
touchdowns - becoming the second Cowboys tight end
to record 70 catches in a season (Jason Witten, nine

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Lunda Wells enters his fourth season as the Cowboys tight ends coach after leading the unit to a successful 2022
WELLS’ COACHING HISTORY
campaign.
2006-07.....Scotlandville H.S., OL/Run Game Coord.
During the
2008-09......Louisiana State, OL Asst.
2022
sea2010-11.......Louisiana State, Asst. ST/Asst. to HC
son,
Wells
2012...........New York Giants, Offensive QC
saw
diverse2013-17......New York Giants, Asst. Offensive Lineproduction
2018-19......New York Giants, Tight Endsfrom his tight2020-22......Dallas Cowboys, Tight Ends
end group.
Dalton Schultz remained the group’s leader, as hecollected 57 receptions (second on the team) for 577

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Southern
NFL: 12th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year

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times). Most importantly, Schultz became a reliablethird down target for Dak Prescott, who found Schultz
for 13 first down conversions on third downs in 2021
- second on the Cowboys and tied for fifth among NFL
tight ends.
In 2020 Wells helped Schultz achieve a breakout
season after starting tight end Blake Jarwin suffered aseason-ending knee injury in Week 1. Despite the lossof Jarwin, Wells shaped Schultz into one of the top tightends in the NFC during 2020, as Schultz recorded 615
receiving yards and four touchdowns on 64 catches.
Prior to Dallas, Wells spent eight seasons in different roles with the N.Y. Giants. From 2018-19 Wells
worked with a young and talented tight end in Evan
Engram, who caught 88 passes and six touchdowns
over two seasons, despite missing 13 games due
to injury. Before assuming his position as tight ends
coach, Wells spent five seasons as the team’s assistantoffensive line coach, first under Pat Flaherty and thenMike Solari. In 2017 Wells helped tutor a line that wasconstantly in transition. The Giants used 10 different
starting combinations, their highest single-season total
since the 1970 merger.
New York scored 420 points in 2015, the fifth-highest total in franchise history, and its 5,956 net yards
were the third-highest total in team history. With theline providing consistent protection, Eli Manning set asingle-season franchise record with 387 completions,and his 4,432 yards and 35 touchdown passes wereboth the second-highest totals in Giants history.

Wells joined the Giants in 2012 as an offensive
quality control coach. He also helped coach the wide
receivers that season. In 2012 the Giants scored 429
points, the second-highest total in franchise history.
Before joining the Giants staff, Wells spent four
seasons at Louisiana State. From 2008-09 he was an
offensive line assistant, and in his final two years at
LSU, Wells was an assistant to the head coach andan assistant on special teams. In 2010 Wells was an
offensive line intern for Dallas Cowboys training camp,where he worked alongside Hudson Houck.
Wells was the offensive line coach/run game coordinator/head strength and conditioning coach at
Scotlandville High School in Baton Rouge, La. from2006-07. He coached the offensive line and devised
the offensive run game plans.
An offensive lineman, Wells played in the Arena
Football League for the Grand Rapids Rampage, South
Georgia Rampage and Louisiana Swashbucklers following a four-year career at guard at Southern University(2002-05). He was voted to the All-Southwestern Athletic Conference first team in 2002 and 2005, and Southern won the 2003 SWAC championship. He earned abachelor’s degree in criminal justice and, in 2007, a
master’s degree in criminal justice at Southern.
Wells is a native of Baker, La., just outside Baton
Rouge. He was a Class 5A first-team all-state offensive
line selection at Baker High School.
He and his wife, Tiffany, have two daughters, Adanya Neema and Zalika Nia.

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Lunda Wells – Born February 10, 1983, Baker, La. College: Guard Southern University 2002-05. Pro: No
pro playing experience. College coach: Louisiana State 2008-11. Pro coach: New York Giants 2012-19, Dallas
Cowboys 2020-22.

JOE WHITT Jr.

Secondary/Pass Game Coordinator
AuburnNFL: 17th Year • Cowboys: 3rd YearThe Dallas Cowboys hired Joe WhittJr.
in
2021 to direct
2000-01... Auburn, GA
the secondary and2002........ The Citadel, WR
pass defense.
2003-06... Louisville, CB
2007........ Atlanta Falcons, Asst. DB
Whitt’s second
2008........ Green Bay Packers, Def. QC
seasondirecting2009-17... GB Packers, Secondary/CB
the passing de2018........ GB Packers, Def. Pass Game Coord fense in Dallas in2019........ Cle. Browns, Sec./Pass Game Coord 2022 realized one
2020........ Atl. Falcons, Sec./Pass Game Coord of the league’s
2021-22....Dal. Cowboys Sec/Pass Game Coordmostdominant
units, as the Cowboys defense ranked eighth in net
pass yards-per-game (200.9), tied for 10th in completion percentage (62.7%), seventh in interceptions (16)and tied for fourth in big plays (25-plus yards) allowedwith 24. Trevon Diggs grew into a complete covercorner as the third-year player often shadowed theopponent’s best receiver while recording three interceptions, 14 pass breakups and registering a forced
incompletion percentage of 12.1%, per PFF, on his
way to his second straight Pro Bowl. Dallas’ secondary
was also led by a three-headed hydra of Jayron Kearse, Donovan Wilson and Malik Hooker at the safety
position, with all three players finishing in the top-four
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tackle leaders for the Cowboys, and Wilson leading theentire team with 108 takedowns. Wilson also recorded a career-best 5.0 sacks in 2022, leading all NFL
defensive backs on the year and tied for the most single-season sacks by a Cowboys defensive back since1982 (Bill Bates, 5.0 in 1984). The cherry on top was
the development of fifth round rookie DaRon Bland, as
he led the defense with five interceptions - most by a
Cowboys rookie since Derek Ross and Roy Williams in2002 - and ranked second among all NFL rookies while
playing both the nickel and outside corner positions.
In two seasons leading Dallas’ secondary, Whitt’s defense is tied for the NFL lead in total interceptions (42),and his defenses have finished in the top-10 in picks in
11 of his 16 NFL seasons.
In Whitt’s first season leading the Cowboys secondary, the passing defense improved by leaps andbounds, ranking in the top-10 in opponent completion
percentage (59.5% - third) and interceptions (26 - first).
Diggs experienced a meteoric rise in 2021, becoming
one of the best players at his position as he led the
NFL with a franchise-high tying 11 interceptions. Overall, Diggs became the third Cowboy - fifth time - to leadthe league in interceptions and the first since Everson
Walls in 1985 (nine). To top it off, Diggs was selected to

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tenure in Green Bay, he helped the team win Super
Bowl XLV, and he coached the Packers to a leaguehigh 176 interceptions while ranking ninth in opponent
passer rating (83.2). In the same span, the Packers
ranked seventh in opponent completion percentage(59.8) and touchdown-to-interception ratio (1.34). He
also saw cornerbacks Tramon Williams (18) and Sam
Shields (15) combine for 33 interceptions from 201014, the most in the league during that time between
two teammates. In Whitt’s first three seasons (200911) as cornerbacks coach, the Packers led the NFL ininterceptions twice (2009 and 2010), posting 85 total
picks. It was the most by the Packers over a three-year
period since 1943-45 (95) and the most by an NFL
team since the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco
49ers each posted 86 from 1986-88.
In 2009 Whitt helped Hall of Famer Charles Woodson to the best season of his career, earning defensive player of the year honors on the strength of acareer-best nine interceptions, four forced fumbles, 18
pass breakups and three defensive touchdowns. Woodson is one-of-11 defensive backs in the 49-year historyof the award to be named Defensive Player of the Year.
Whitt made his NFL coaching debut in Atlanta(2007) as the assistant defensive backs coach. He entered the NFL coaching ranks after a five-year stint incollege football with The Citadel (wide receivers, 2002)
and Louisville (cornerbacks, 2003-06).
Whitt played collegiately at Auburn as a walk-on
wide receiver, eventually earning a scholarship. Aftersuffering through injuries, he transitioned into a student
assistant coach for his final two years of school andgraduated in 2001 with a degree in communications.

his first Pro Bowl and earned first-team All-Pro honors.
Diggs also led the team with 21 pass breakups. Safety
Jayron Kearse paced the defense with a career-high 92
tackles during his first season with the team, while Anthony Brown set single-season career-bests in tackles(79), pass breakups (17) and picks (three). Jourdan
Lewis proved his versatility as well, recording 1.5 sacks
and 11 pass breakups - one-of-three defensive backs
with multiple sacks and double-digit breakups in 2021.
Whitt came to Dallas after serving in the same capacity with the Atlanta Falcons - under Dallas Cowboys
defensive coordinator, Dan Quinn - in 2020. Whitt also
worked under Mike McCarthy while both were with theGreen Bay Packers (2008-18).
After getting his start in the NFL with the Falcons
in 2007, Whitt returned to Atlanta in 2020 as the passgame coordinator/secondary coach. In 2020 Whittworked with first round draft pick A.J. Terrell, who put
together a solid first year at cornerback, breaking up
seven passes and recording an interception.
Whitt spent the 2019 season with the Cleveland
Browns as the pass game coordinator/secondary
coach, and his Cleveland unit ranked in the top-10
against the pass, allowing 216.9 yards-per-game (seventh). The Browns defense totaled 14 interceptions,tied for eighth in the NFL.
Before landing in Cleveland, Whitt was hired on McCarthy’s staff to serve as a defensive quality control
coach for the Packers in 2008. After one season inthat capacity, Whitt was promoted to secondary/cornerbacks coach, a position he held for nine seasons(2009-17). He then became the team’s defensive passgame coordinator for the 2018 season. Through his

Joe Whitt Jr. – Born July. 19, 1978, Auburn, Ala. Wide receiver Auburn 1997-99. Pro: No pro playing experience.

TODD WILLIAMSPLAYOFF
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Vice President Football Operations/
Football Administration

RECORDS

College coach: Auburn 2000-01, The Citadel 2002, Louisville 2003-06. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2007, 2020, Green
Bay Packers 2008-18, Cleveland Browns 2019, Dallas Cowboys 2021-22.

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the football offices and training facilities of the team’s
world headquarters at The Star in Frisco.
Williams joined the Dallas Cowboys organization as
an intern in the operations department during the 1995
training camp in Austin, Texas. He served as an administration and marketing intern through the 1995 season.
He was hired as a player personnel assistant in 1996,
working closely with the personnel department in processing contracts and coordinating travel plans for free
agent tryouts. He was promoted to assistant director ofplayer personnel in 2001.
Williams was a sports management major at the
University of Tennessee, where he played tight end for
the Vols football team from 1992-94. Prior to Tennessee, he played for Northeast Oklahoma A&M JuniorCollege, helping guide the team to the 1991 National
JUCO Championship.
Williams is married to Cyndi Comeaux Williams. He
has two children, Kyle and Kamryn, and one stepson,
Gauge Doisher.

HISTORY

Todd Williams is in his 29th season with the Dallas
Cowboys, his 21st season in the club’s Player Personnel
Department and was named the club’s Vice President ofFootball Operations/Football Administration in 2021 after serving eight years as the senior director of footballadministration/football operations. In his role, he assists
Stephen Jones, the club’s Executive Vice President/Player Personnel, while also overseeing the team’s footballoperations, facilities, equipment, security and player
development departments. Williams is primarily responsible for keeping Jones informed on the daily operationsof the club. He is also responsible for monitoring the
Cowboys salary cap and negotiating most rookie contracts, including many of Dallas’ draft choices.
Williams is also responsible for making sure theclub maintains compliance with the NFL’s Collective
Bargaining Agreement and labor related issues. Additionally, he coordinates different areas of footballoperations and is involved in several other administrative functions within the club. Most recently, Williams
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SIDELINESCRAIG GLIEBER

Director of Team Travel and Logistics

Craig Glieber began his career with the Dallas Cowboys as an intern in the front office in 1988. He returned
for the 1989 season, again as an intern, but was hired
full time in 1990 as an assistant in the football operations department.
Glieber earned the title of director of team travel
and logistics in 2022 after years of handling all aspectsof the team’s movements on the road and at training
camp.
Glieber was elevated to assistant director of football operations in 1993, where he assisted with all aspects of team travel while also helping coordinate theteam’s training camp.
In 2012 Glieber took over the full time role of handling all team travel, including team charters, hotels,

ground transportation and equipment trucks for roadgames. He also coordinates travel and hotels for all visiting free agents as well as newly acquired draft picks,
rookie free agents and veteran free agent signees.
While in school at SMU, Glieber was an assistantwith SMU football (1985-87). Glieber also worked as astatistician for CBS Sports and Fox Sports Southwest
broadcasts for his father, legendary broadcaster, Frank
Glieber. Craig also worked as a statistician for Dallas
Mavericks broadcasts through 2010.
Glieber earned undergraduate degrees in businessadministration and radio/TV in 1987 from Southern
Methodist University. He then earned his M.B.A. from
SMU in 2002.

JASON McKAY

Director of Football Administration and Technology

Jason McKay returned to the Dallas Cowboys in2012 as the club’s assistant director of football administration. In 2020 McKay was named director of football administration and technology. In his role, McKay
assists Vice President of Football Operations/Administration Todd Williams in the daily operations of the team.
McKay also coordinates new player arrivals and assistsin the set up and operation of the club’s training camp,
distribution and management of the club’s football technology initiatives - including communications, analytics,
iPad playbooks and emerging technology. He also oversees the team’s video, analytics and football systems
development departments. McKay also played a part in
the planning and construction phases of the team headquarters at The Star in Frisco.
McKay spent three years with the United Football
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moving to the UFL league office for his final season as
the director of football administration.
Before venturing to the UFL, McKay worked in the
Arena Football League for eight seasons. He was aplayer personnel assistant for the Dallas Desperados(2001-04), while he was also working in the personnel
office for the Dallas Cowboys. He then became the vicepresident of football operations for the Los Angeles
Avengers, a position he held for five years.
McKay first became a part of the Cowboys family
in 1993 when he was the manager for retail operations
for Texas Stadium Corporation. He moved into the personnel department in 2000, serving as an assistant up
until the start of the 2004 season.
McKay earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the University ofNorth Texas. He also earned his real estate license in
the state of Nevada.

FOOTBALLOPERATIONSADAM PRASIFKA

Senior Director of Salary Cap/Player Contracts

BRYAN WANSLEY

Director of Player Development

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Prior to working with the Cowboys, Prasifka wasa coaching assistant and equipment manager at the
University of Arkansas (1999-02). He served as a mechanical engineering intern at DuPont (1998-99) and
Cromwell Architects and Engineers (1998).
Prasifka earned his degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. He
currently resides in Carrollton, Texas with his wife, Cori,
his son, Cash, and two step sons, Jake and Harrison.

PLAYERS

Adam Prasifka enters his 22nd year in the Dallas
Cowboys Player Personnel department. In his role assenior director of salary cap/player contracts, Prasifka
assists COO/Executive Vice President/Player Personnel
Stephen Jones and Vice President of Football Operations/Football Administration Todd Williams in managing
the club’s salary cap, negotiating player contracts andmonitoring league transactions.

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He also works closely with the rookies as they transition into the NFL, providing assistance and programson areas such as mental wellness, financial responsibility (budgets and credit), substance abuse (DUI), domestic violence, relationships, stress management andmedia/social media training.
Since the 2012 season, Wansley has been responsible for the coordination of the Dallas Cowboys
yearly training camp, which includes overseeing hotel
accommodations and travel coordination for all players
and staff, assisting local city officials on planning fan
experiences and overseeing and coordinating officeplanning and setup strategy.
Before heading up Player Development, Wansleyserved as an assistant in football operations for six
seasons (2001-06).
Wansley received his Bachelor of Arts in Sports Management from Harding University. In 2012 he received
his athlete development certification from Wharton.

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Bryan Wansley embarks on his 28th year with theDallas Cowboys and his 17th season as director ofplayer development. He began his career in 1995 as
an intern in the football operations department.
In his role, Wansley works with current and former
players and their families to achieve a successful,well-balanced and healthy life during and after theirplaying experience. Player Development accomplishes
its mission through peer-to-peer engagement of the
NFL player community with innovative program andservice offerings that meet the dynamic needs of theathletes and their families.
Wansley provides programs aimed at player
development and wellness during each season andoffseason. He also coordinates programs to push individual and team growth through special team related
functions, which includes visits to military bases during
training camp and setting up prominent speakers toaddress the team throughout the year on leadershipand awareness.

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WILL McCLAY

Vice President Player Personnel

Will McClay, in his 22nd season with the Cowboys
Personnel Department, was named the club’s Vice
President of Player Personnel in 2017. McClay is instrumental in overseeing the club’s NFL Draft process
and play a key role in free agent and trade acquisitions.
The 2022 draft was largely about rebuilding thetrenches on offense and defense, with six-of-nine draft
picks coming on the offensive line or front seven of the
defense. Offensive lineman Tyler Smith headlined thedraft class, starting all 17 games in his rookie season- 16 at left tackle and one at left guard - to become
the first Cowboys rookie to start at left tackle in a season-opener. The class was also highlighted by second
round pick Sam Williams, who played in 15 games andrecorded 4.0 sacks with a team-leading seven tackles for loss, and fifth-round pick DaRon Bland, whostarted eight-of-17 games and led the team with fiveinterceptions - the first rookie to lead the Cowboys inpicks since Derek Ross and Roy Williams in 2002 while playing both nickel and outside corner. Overall,the 2022 draft class generated 89 games played with39 starts, and the entire rookie class combined for
145 games played, 41 games started and 4,902 total
snaps, the sixth-most snaps among rookies in the NFL.
McClay was tasked with rebuilding the defensiveside of the ball in 2021, working with new Defensive
Coordinator Dan Quinn to add players that fit an updated vision of the Cowboys defense. Dallas lost eightplayers to other teams in free agency but also added
eight players - the most signings by the Cowboys in any
year of free agency since its inception in 1994 - including five defensive players. Dallas also saw immediate
dividends from its draft class, with Micah Parsons setting a franchise rookie record with 13.0 sacks, earning
Defensive Rookie of the Year and first-team All-Pro honors in the process. Dallas’ rookie draft picks played ina total of 112 games with 32 starts in 2021, forming astrong nucleus of young talent for the future.
Entering the 2021 NFL Draft, McClay and the Cowboys undertook a unique challenge, building a roster
while balancing a record-setting contract for quarterback Dak Prescott, which led to the Cowboys selecting
11 players - second-most all-time since the NFL moved
to a seven round draft. The 11 selections also included
eight defensive players, and all of the Cowboys firstsix selections were on defense - the first time that occurred in team history. The draft class, headlined by
Parsons, consisted of 10 Power Five conference players and three 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl participants.
The Cowboys entered unfamiliar territory in 2020,
undergoing a regime change at head coach for the firsttime since 2010, as Dallas hired Mike McCarthy as theninth head coach in team history. As a result, Dallas
saw a significant amount of change on both the coaching staff and player roster, with six starters defecting toother teams in free agency and the retirement of Travis
Frederick. Under normal circumstances, the task of
upgrading the roster in an offseason with such change
would be difficult, but in 2020, the threat of COVID-19
halted all free agent visits and altered the NFL Draft
evaluation period, leaving scouting departments andfront offices short on key information used to makeplayer evaluations. McClay and the front office tackled

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the task head on, signing free agents who had combined to make 631 starts and earn 14 Pro Bowls.
In the 2020 Draft, Dallas was patient and calculating, jumping on the opportunity to add perhaps the top
wide receiver prospect in CeeDee Lamb when he unexpectedly fell to the Cowboys at pick 17. The Cowboys
then bolstered their defense, nabbing an athletic andascending cornerback from Alabama in Trevon Diggs
in Round 2. They followed that selection with Neville
Gallimore and Reggie Robinson before trading up for
Tyler Biadasz as the replacement for their retiring AllPro Badger center.
The Cowboys were without a first round pick in2019 after trading for Amari Cooper during the 2018season, and after a strong free agency period, Dallas
added future starters and explosive playmakers infourth-round running back Tony Pollard (117th overall)and safety Donovan Wilson (213th overall) in the sixthround.
In 2018 the Cowboys broke a three-year trend ofdrafting heavily on defense, using six-of-nine picks on
offensive players. Dallas drafted Leighton Vander Eschwith its first pick, and then spent its next selections
on Connor Williams and Michael Gallup. The Cowboys
bolstered their pass rush with Dorance Armstrong andthen selected tight end Dalton Schultz with their two
fourth round picks.
The club concentrated on defense in the 2017 NFL
Draft, selecting defensive players with seven-of-nine
picks. With the 28th overall pick, Taco Charlton was
selected. Defensive backs Chidobe Awuzie (second
round) and Jourdan Lewis (third) were added with thenext two selections. The team then drafted defensewith four of its remaining six picks.
In working to improve the club through the 2016
NFL Draft, McClay helped bolster the offensive sideof the ball as the club selected Ezekiel Elliott with thefourth overall pick. The club added to the defense,with Jaylon Smith (second round), Maliek Collins (thirdround) and Charles Tapper (fourth round). The Cowboys
then drafted a quarterback for just the fifth time since
1989 when they selected Dak Prescott with their second fourth round pick.
In his second NFL Draft (2015), McClay helped
Dallas continue its youth movement by securing two
first round talents - Byron Jones (27th overall) and Randy Gregory (second round). The club also secured a
projected first rounder in La’el Collins as a rookie free
agent.
McClay oversaw his first NFL Draft in 2014 as theclub continued to infuse the roster with talented building blocks for the present and future. With their firstpick, the Cowboys drafted Notre Dame All-American
Zack Martin (16th overall), marking the third time infour years the club selected an offensive lineman in thefirst round - Tyron Smith (2011) and Frederick (2013).
In the second round, the Cowboys moved up to select
DeMarcus Lawrence (34th overall) - one of the top passrushers in the draft.
In his earlier role as director of football research(2011-13), McClay evaluated players on NFL rosters
and in other leagues, scouting Dallas’ opponents using
advanced scouting and analytic methods and overseeing the scouting department’s technology tools.

PLAYERS
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Jacksonville Jaguars. In his only season (2001) with the
Jaguars, he scouted NFL teams in the preseason anddid advance scouting work during the season. Before
joining Jacksonville, he was the player personnel director of the XFL’s Orlando Rage, as well as a consultant
and scout, in the spring of 2001. The Rage finished 8-2
before falling in the first round of the playoffs.
Prior to moving into the personnel side of professional football, McClay spent 11 seasons in the AFL asa player and coach. He served as defensive coordinator and director of player personnel for the Grand Rapids Rampage in 1998. He added the title of assistanthead coach in 1999, when the Rampage improved toan 8-6 record after going 3-11 the previous season. In
1997 he was the defensive coordinator and director ofplayer personnel for the Anaheim Piranhas after serving
as the defensive coordinator for the Milwaukee Mustangs in 1995 and the Florida Bobcats in 1996.
McClay was the secondary and special teams
coach of the Detroit Drive in 1993, helping the teamreach the ArenaBowl. From 1989-92 he was a wide receiver/defensive back for the Drive, helping lead themto three ArenaBowl titles in four appearances.
McClay was a four-year letterman and captain asa defensive back at Rice University (1985-88), starting
every game of his collegiate career. He graduated in1990 with a degree in political science. McClay has
one son, Gabriel.

McClay was a pro scout (2002-08), then pro scouting coordinator (2009-10), and he was responsible forsifting through free agents and locating some of theteam’s most notable signings before and during theseason. Two of those signings were Laurent Robinson- who signed early in the 2011 season and ledthe teamwith 11 receiving touchdowns - and George Selvie in
2013, who signed during training camp and started all
16 games at defensive end, tying for the most tackles
for loss (seven) and logged the second-most sacks on
the team (7.0).
McClay helped uncover a pair of starters with thefree agency signing of Jeremy Mincey, who led the clubwith 6.0 sacks and 39 pressures in 2014, and Rolando
McClain, who was acquired in a trade with Baltimore.
McClain stepped in to finish second on the team with acareer-best 108 tackles, starting in place of Sean Lee(IR-knee) for the entire 2014 season. In 2015 he wasinstrumental in acquiring Brice Butler after the injury to
Dez Bryant, and 2016 saw free agent Benson Mayowa
lead the team with 6.0 sacks.
McClay originally came to Dallas as the defensive
coordinator for the Dallas Desperados (2002-03) ofthe Arena Football League. He was the club’s headcoach for five seasons (2004-08), helping lead them
to a league-best 15-1 record and consecutive Eastern
Division Championships (2007-08). In his five seasons
as head coach, he led the Desperados to a 54-24-1
record and was named AFL Coach of the Year in 2006.
Before joining the Cowboys and Desperados, McClay was the assistant director of pro scouting for the

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tracking player movements within the league. He willcontinue in his role assisting with the NFL Combine andassisting in the team’s draft preparations.
Loomis spent nine summers (2000-09) with the
New Orleans Saints, seven as an operations intern andthe final three as a scouting intern.
Loomis graduated from Louisiana State with a degree in business management. Loomis and his wife,
Amanda, have a son, Miles, and reside in Lewisville.

Alex Loomis joined the Dallas Cowboys Scouting
Department in July 2009 as the club’s pro scoutingintern. He became the pro scouting assistant leading
up to the 2011 season, a pro scout in 2012 and the
pro scouting coordinator in 2015. He was named director of pro scouting in 2017 where he is in chargeof evaluating players and rosters from NFL and otherprofessional football teams. Loomis is also responsible for advance scouting, free agency preparation and

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2022 SEASONMITCH LaPOINT

Director of College Scouting

Mitch LaPoint joined the Cowboys Scouting Department in 2005 and served as the west area scout forthree years before moving to the southeast area in 2008.
In 2015 LaPoint was a national scout, and before the2019 season he was promoted to assistant director ofcollege scouting. In 2022 he became director of college
scouting.
LaPoint spent seven years (1998-04) working in
the Kansas City Chiefs player personnel department.
From 2002-04 he served as the club’s midwest area

scout and football operations coordinator. As part of his
operations responsibilities, he coordinated the Chiefs
training camp at the University of Wisconsin - River Falls.
From 1999-01 LaPoint was an assistant in the scouting department, after spending 1998 as an intern.
The Lawrence, Kan., native received his bachelor’s
degree in sports management from the University of
Kansas in 1998. LaPoint and his wife, Jenny, have twosons, John and Sam, and reside in Tulsa, Okla.

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Scouting Video Coordinator

Rich Behm joined the Dallas Cowboys as a video assistant in 2002 and was responsible for shooting teampractices and games. In 2004 he moved to the scouting department where he was responsible for compilingcollege regular season games, bowl games and all-stargame video as well as NFL combine video and creating
point of attack cutups for draft meetings. Behm also assists the scouts on the road, coordinating their digital

video needs. He is also responsible for evaluating bothcollege and pro players.
Prior to the Cowboys, Behm worked in hotel management while attending the University of Texas-Arlington.
Behm and his wife, Michelle, have two sons, Taylor
and Peyton, and three daughters, Kendall, Brooklyn andHallie. Behm’s brother, Chris, works for Blue Star Media,
the club’s Television and Radio Broadcast Department.

SIDELINESHISTORYTERRY GRAY

Pro Scouting Coordinator

Terry Gray joined the Dallas Cowboys in a full-timerole in 2017 as the club’s pro scouting coordinator. In
his role, Gray tracks league transactions, develops
opponent advanced scouting reports and evaluates
league free agents. He is also charged with managing
the NFL player database, and giving recommendations
for free agent or waiver wire acquisitions.

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Starting with his time as a coach with the Dallas
Desperados (2005) up until coming on full time, Gray
consulted for the Cowboys personnel department.
Prior to becoming a full-time member of the Cowboys scouting department, Gray spent 10 seasons(1994-95, 1997-98 and 2001-06) as a coach or scout
in the Arena Football League, including a stint with Aren-

American Football and NFL (1990-93), including stints
with the LA Rams and Houston Oilers. He played along
the offensive line at Cisco Junior College (1986-87) andfinished his collegiate career at Baylor (1988-89).
Gray holds an associate degree in applied arts
from Cisco Junior College and a bachelor’s in educationfrom Baylor University.
Gray and his wife, Mary, were married in May, 2016and have a son, Timothy.

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aBowl XV winners Grand Rapids Rampage in 2001. He
originally landed in Dallas as an assistant coach for the
Cowboys-owned AFL team, Dallas Desperados, where
he worked under then Head Coach and current Dallas
Cowboys Vice President Player Personnel Will McClay.
In 1996 Gray coached tight ends at his alma mater,
Baylor.
Before working in coaching and player personnel,
Gray played professionally for the World League of

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College Scouting Coordinator

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prospects each year - and also coordinates the yearly
30 pre-draft top college prospect player visits allowedby the NFL before the yearly NFL Draft.
Since 1993 Hall has also assisted National Invitational Camp (NIC) in the operations of player arrival,
check-in and execution of the NFL Scouting Combine
in Indianapolis, Ind.
Hall originally joined the Cowboys scouting department in 1990 as a scouting assistant, where he was
responsible for processing player reports, organizing
film and working closely with the college scouts inmanaging and scheduling projects. Prior to joining the
Cowboys, Hall worked briefly in the athletic offices at
Southern Methodist University.
Hall graduated from Southern Methodist in 1990
with a degree in advertising. He resides in Coppell,
Texas, with his wife, Susan, and two daughters, Izabella and Victoria.

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Chris Hall, now in his 34th season with the Cowboys, serves as the club’s college scouting coordinator, a position he assumed in 2001. In that capacity,
he is charged with the day-to-day operation and organization of the college scouting portion of the Personnel Department, including the creation and sorting ofcollege player information that ultimately becomes the
NFL Draft. Hall also spends time on the road locallycovering Texas schools along with other various trips,
while monitoring the college scouting database daily,
writing both college and pro player evaluations andorganizing the highly successful post-draft free agent
signing period that has helped the team sign impact
undrafted free agents such as Barry Church in 2010,
Dan Bailey in 2011, Cole Beasley, Lance Dunbar and
Ron Leary in 2012, Jeff Heath in 2013, Blake Jarwin in
2017, Terence Steele in 2020 and Peyton Hendershot
and KaVontae Turpin in 2022.
Hall is responsible for the organization of the annual Dallas Day - which allows visits from local college

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breaking down film of upcoming opponents’ defenses.
From 2011-12 O’Quinn also worked closely with thewide receivers, and in 2014 O’Quinn left the offensiveside of the ball and became the assistant special teams
coach, working with coordinator Rich Bisaccia for threeseasons (2014-17) before being promoted as the special teams coordinator from 2018-19.
In his first stint with the Cowboys (2006-08),
O’Quinn worked in the personnel department and evaluated players around the NFL and other professional
leagues while serving as a pro scout in the Cowboys
scouting department.

Keith O’Quinn rejoined the Dallas Cowboys personnel department in 2020 as the advance scouting
coordinator after spending the previous 10 seasons incoaching, including his last two as the team’s special
teams coordinator.
In his role, O’Quinn studies and evaluates personnel
and schemes of upcoming opponents and presents itto the coaching staff to help shape the game plan. He
also assists in pro free agent and college draft evaluations.
O’Quinn spent his first season as a coach as theteam’s quality control/offensive assistant in 2010,

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In 2009 O’Quinn left the Cowboys to become the director of pro personnel for the Cleveland Browns. While
with the Browns, O’Quinn contributed to Cleveland’s
player acquisition process by managing pro scouting
operations and evaluating players and rosters from the
NFL and all other levels of pro football.
Prior to joining the pro ranks, O’Quinn spent eight
years as a high school and college coach. His last stintin that area was as the assistant football and head baseball coach at Kaufman, Texas, High School. Prior to that,he coached tight ends and special teams at Abilene
Christian University from 2003-04. From 2000-03
O’Quinn served as tight ends and assistant offensive line
coach at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas.

In 1999 he worked as the run game coordinatorand offensive line coach, as well as the head baseballcoach, at Bryan Adams High School in Dallas. O’Quinn
began his coaching career at Liberty Christian Schoolin Argyle, Texas, serving as a defensive backs andwide receivers coach.
A native of San Antonio, O’Quinn attended James
Madison High School and earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree from the University of North Texas, where
he played strong safety. He went on to earn a master’s
degree in counseling and human development from
Hardin-Simmons University.
O’Quinn and his wife, Reigan, have three children,
Mysti, Brittney and Brock.

ERIC ELLINGWORTHSoutheast Area Scout

Eric Ellingworth came to the Dallas Cowboys in2019 as a college scout after serving one season as ascouting assistant with the N.Y. Jets. Ellingworth scouts
the southeast. While with the Jets, Ellingworth scouted
both the college and pro ranks.
Before his season with the Jets, Ellingworth was
an offensive graduate assistant at the University of
Florida (2015-17). In his time with the Gators, Ellingworth assisted in coaching wide receivers and quarterbacks, scouted incoming players, assisted in offensive

game plan meetings and prepared both opponent andself-scouting reports on a weekly basis.
Ellingworth was a three-year starting wide receiverat Augustana University where he earned four lettersand helped the school advance to the 2010 NCAA DIINational Quarterfinals.
Ellingworth earned his degree in social studies education and business administration from Augustana andhis master’s in curriculum & instruction from Florida.

SAM GARZA

Mid-South Area Scout

After nine years in the coaching realm, Sam Garzaentered the personnel arena as a pro scout with the
Cowboys in 2005. In 2008 he moved over to the College Scouting Department, serving as the southwest
area scout (2008-09, 2012-20), west coast scout(2010-11), then mid-south in 2021. As a pro scout, heworked closely with then Assistant Director of Pro Scouting Brian Gaine in evaluating players around the NFL and
NFL Europe, as well as the Canadian Football League
and the Arena Football League.
Garza came to Dallas after serving as the runningbacks and quarterbacks coach for the Saskatchewan
Roughriders of the CFL in 2004. Prior to returning to
Canada, he was the quarterbacks coach at the University of Texas-El Paso for four years (2000-03). In 1998
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in 1999. He began his coaching career at his almamater as UTEP’s defensive graduate assistant in 1996
before moving to wide receivers coach in 1997.
Garza was selected in the eighth round by the Seattle Seahawks in 1987 as a quarterback but spent theseason with the St. Louis Cardinals, seeing action in
two games. He spent seven years in the CFL - six with
Winnipeg (1989-94) and one with Ottawa (1995).
Collegiately, Garza was one of the most prolificpassers in UTEP history where he ranked second incompletions (483) and completion percentage (59.1%)
and fourth in attempts (817), passing yards (6,130)
and touchdown passes (35).
A native of Corpus Christi, Garza received his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from UTEP in 1995. He andwife Barbara have three sons, Callen, Shane and Jack,and a daughter, Hailey.

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KLEIN KUBIAK

National Scout/Special Projects

BRETT MAXIE II

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Before joining the Broncos, Kubiak lettered four
years as a wide receiver at Rice University (2010-13).
He was the Houston Texans salary cap intern in thesummer of 2012 and a finance intern for the McNair
Group in the summer of 2013.
Kubiak finished his prep career at Strake Jesuit
High School in Houston where he earned all-district
honors in football and baseball. He is the son of longtime NFL coach Gary Kubiak and the younger brotherof 49ers Passing Game Coordinator Klint Kubiak.

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Klein Kubiak joined the Dallas Cowboys personnel
department in 2019 as the midwest area scout after
spending the last five years with the Denver Broncos.
For the 2022 season, Kubiak was given the role ofnational scout and special projects.
Kubiak joined the Broncos in 2014 as a personnel
intern, then he was promoted to personnel assistant in2015. As an assistant, he was charged with evaluating
pro prospects and creating advance scouting reports
while also scouting colleges in Colorado and Wyoming.
From 2016-18 Kubiak served as the Broncos southwest area scout.

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The Metairie, La., native received his bachelor’s degree in communications from Kent State in 2014, while
also playing quarterback for the school’s football team.
Maxie’s father, Brett, coached defensive backs for
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2016-18) and Dallas Cowboys (2008-11) and was the defensive passing gamecoordinator at the University of Colorado from 202022.

HISTORYHENRY SROKAPro Scoutyears of working for Dallas as a scout administeredby the BLESTO Scouting Combine. Sroka first gained
NFL experience during a coaching fellowship with the
Detroit Lions during training camps in 1991-94.

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Henry Sroka joined the Cowboys in 1999 after 18
years as a college coach and served as their southwest area scout from 2006-07 before moving to west
area scout in 2008-09 and pro scout in 2010. In 2003
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Brett Maxie joined the Cowboys Scouting Department in 2017 as a college scout after serving as anintern in the department for two years.
In his role, Maxie is assigned area scout duties
while also continuing to work in-house, helping with
scouting operations.
While an intern in the department, Maxie assisted
in the evaluation and scouting of upcoming opponents
while also helping the complete college scouting process leading up to the NFL Draft.

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Prior to joining the Cowboys, Sroka spent the 1998
season as defensive backs coach at the University ofRedlands. From 1988-97 he coached running backs under former Dallas scout Jim Hess at New Mexico Stateand was part of the school’s first winning season in 14
years when the team posted a 6-5 mark in 1992. Prior
to that, Sroka was the strength and conditioning, kicking
and defensive backs coach at Wichita State University
from 1985-87. He served as a graduate assistant coachat Arizona State from 1981-85, where he worked with
the Sun Devils kickers and running backs.

Sroka graduated from St. Mary’s College in California in 1978 and went on to earn a master’s degreefrom Arizona State. He was a running back and kicker
for St. Mary’s, where he was awarded the Albert RahillAward for team loyalty. Prior to playing for St. Mary’s,
Sroka was a running back and kicker for the College of
San Mateo.
Sroka was born in Mexico City, Mexico. He and his
wife, Linn, are the parents of a daughter, Maria del Pilar, and sons, Dominic and Mikael.

JUSTIN STUCKY

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Atlantic Area Scout

Justin Stucky joined the Cowboys Scouting Department as the club’s college scouting intern in July 2009.
He was a college scouting assistant in 2011, became
the team’s combine scout in May 2012, and for the2015 season, was named the northeast area scout. In
2021 he moved to cover the Atlantic region. In his roleas combine scout, Stucky covered the midwest region,
compiling and generating draft prospect scouting infor-

mation for National Football Scouts, Inc. He continues
to serve as a college scout for the northeast area ofthe country.
Stucky graduated from the University of Kansas
with a degree in sports management and a minor inbusiness, where he was a freshman walk-on safety.
He and his wife, Katie, have two daughters, Julie,
and Molly.

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Bo Taliaferro joined the Cowboys Scouting Department following the 2019 NFL Draft as a college scout
and will again scout the northeast region in 2022.
Taliaferro came to Dallas after spending one season as a recruiting assistant at Michigan State University. Prior to his time at MSU, Taliaferro was a volunteer
scout for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League (2017-18).
Taliferro’s first scouting job in the NFL came with
the Buffalo Bills (2013) where he served as a college
scouting assistant - a role he held for four years before
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Taliaferro served as the assistant director of football operations at the University of Alabama-Birmingham from 2012-13 where he was responsible for teamtravel, liaising with NFL scouts during campus visits
and handling communications between the football program and the remainder of the school’s campus.
Upon graduating from the University of Arkansas
with a bachelor’s degree in educations and a master’sin sports management, Taliaferro was an offensive
intern for the Razorbacks football program for three
years (2009-12).
While in school, Taliaferro was a student manager
with the team, working mainly with the defense.

PLAYERPERSONNELCHRIS VAUGHNAssistant Director of College Scouting

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Memphis, he spent four seasons as the defensive backs
coach/recruiting coordinator at Ole Miss (2008-11).
Vaughn was at Arkansas for eight years coaching
linebackers, safeties, cornerbacks and serving as the
director of on-campus recruiting (2006).
Vaughn had a brief stint (Jan.-Feb., 2000) at Tulsa
as his first coaching job, after serving as a graduate
assistant at Arkansas in 1999.
Vaughn earned four letters as a linebacker at Murray State, winning Ohio Valley Conference titles in 1995
and 1996. A native of Tallahassee, Fla., Vaughn and his
wife, Marquette, have a son, Deuce, who was draftedby the Cowboys, and two daughters, Cienna Marquette
and Camryn McNeil.

Chris Vaughn joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2017as the team’s southeast area scout. Vaughn came to
the Cowboys personnel department with 18 years ofcollegiate coaching experience, most recently spending
two seasons in Austin at the University of Texas.
In 2022 Vaughn was elevated to assistant director
of college scouting where he will work closer with Will
McClay and the top decision makers on identifying future talent for the Cowboys roster.
While with the Longhorns, Vaughn coached defensive backs (2014-15) while also serving as the school’s
special teams coordinator in 2014.
Before coaching in Austin, Vaughn coached cornerbacks at Memphis for two seasons (2012-13). Prior to

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his time as a college area scout in 2015 and covered
the midwest/mid-states while also evaluating collegiate
talent. He is also responsible for making college player
cut ups.
Prior to joining the Cowboys, Wuensche worked
for Texas A&M football. He graduated from A&M with asports management degree and a minor in business.
Wuensche and his wife, Courtney, were married in
June, 2019.

Ross Wuensche became a full time scouting assistant in 2013 after spending the 2012 season as anintern in the Personnel Department, and in 2015, hebecame an area scout.
Wuensche was elevated to a national scout in 2022
after seven seasons as an area scout for the team,broadening his search area and responsibilities in mining the collegiate programs for talented players.
In his role as a scouting assistant, Wuensche assisted scouts while they were on the road and focused

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SIDELINESJIM MAURER
Head Athletic Trainer

Jim Maurer begins his 34th season as a Dallas
Cowboys athletic trainer, serving the last 28 years as
the club’s head athletic trainer.
Maurer and his staff earned the 2021 Ed Block NFL
Athletic Training Staff of the Year by the Professional
Football Athletic Training Society, a prestigious honor
following a particularly trying 2020 season with a myriad of injuries and constantly evolving NFL protocols put
in place to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Named inhonor of Ed Block - a former Baltimore Colts head athletic trainer - the award is given annually to the athletic
training staff that exemplifies courage, compassion,commitment and community.
Following the 2016 season, Maurer was named
NFL Athletic Trainer of the Year by The NFL PhysiciansSociety. Maurer originally took over responsibility of theAthletic Training Department in 1996 after serving as
an assistant athletic trainer in Dallas for six years. He
served as a graduate assistant with the Cowboys fortwo seasons prior to being hired full time in 1990.

Maurer was elected to the Professional Football
Athletic Trainers Society (PFATS) Executive Board as
the NFC head athletic trainer representative in 1999.
He was re-elected to the same position for a fourthterm in 2007 and held the position until 2010. Following the 2002 season, Maurer and his staff were recognized as the NFL Athletic Training Staff of the Yearby their peers. Maurer was also appointed to the NFL
Musculoskeletol Committee in 2018.
A Dallas native, Maurer earned a degree in physicaleducation in 1988 from Southern Methodist University,where he worked with the football and swim teams.
Maurer worked as a summer assistant with theKansas City Chiefs in 1987, after spending the summerof 1986 with the Cowboys in the same capacity.
Maurer has two sons, Nicholas and Benjamin.
Maurer and his wife, Jodi, reside in Frisco, Texas.

BRITT BROWN

Associate Athletic Trainer
Director of Rehabilitation

Britt Brown is in his 31st year as an athletic trainer
in the NFL and his 27th as part of the Cowboys athletic
training staff. As associate athletic trainer/director of rehabilitation, Brown supervises the Cowboys medical rehabilitation program and assists with treatment programs.
Following a challenging and unprecedented 2020
season, Brown and the Cowboys athletic training staff
were recognized as the NFL Athletic Training Staff ofthe Year by their peers. Brown worked extensively withquarterback Dak Prescott in his rehab to return froma gruesome ankle injury suffered in the 2020 season
and helped Prescott to establish a franchise-record andcareer-best 37 passing touchdowns in his first season
back on the field. For his performance, Prescott earned
the 2022 Ed Block Courage Award from his peers.
Brown aided Michael Gallup in his rehab from a torn
ACL at the end of the 2021 season, returning to action
just nine months after the injury and earning the Ed
Block Courage Award following the 2022 season.
In preparing for the 2019 season, Brown was
tabbed to help Travis Frederick (Guillain-Barré syndrome) return to action. In addition to missing the 2018season with the illness, Frederick underwent abdominaland shoulder surgeries during the 2019 offseason.
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all-star nod and the club’s Ed Block Courage Award.
Following the 2018 season, Brown was inducted in
the Lampasas Football Hall of Fame for his accomplishments off the playing field.
Prior to coming to Dallas, Brown spent four years(1992-95) with the Miami Dolphins as an assistant athletic trainer. Brown currently serves as the Program
Coordinator for the NFL/Professional Football Athletic
Trainers Society (PFATS) Ethnic Minority Scholarship.
Following the 2002 season, Brown and the Cowboys
athletic training staff were recognized as the NFL Athletic Training Staff of the Year by their peers.
Before joining the Dolphins, Brown was the headbasketball athletic trainer and assistant football athletic
trainer at Southern Methodist University from 198992, where he also coordinated travel for the Mustangs
basketball team. While earning a degree in secondary
education/biology with an emphasis in athletic training(1982-87) and a master’s degree in physical education/
exercise physiology (1988-89) from Texas Christian
University, he worked with the Horned Frogs footballand baseball teams as a student athletic trainer. Brown
worked as a part-time assistant athletic trainer for the
Cowboys in 1986 and 1987 while attending TCU.
A native of Lampasas, Texas, Brown has a son,
Chase, and two daughters, Sydney and Payton.

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GREG GAITHER

Assistant Athletic Trainer

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HANSON YANG

PLAYERSpeers. Named in honor of Ed Block - a former Baltimore
Colts head athletic trainer - the award is given annuallyto the athletic training staff that exemplifies courage,
compassion, commitment and community.
Gaither returned to the Cowboys after two years
on the athletic training staff at Kansas State University.
He originally joined the Wildcats in the summer of 1999
as a graduate assistant working in both football andbaseball. In 2000 he was promoted to a full-time roleas assistant athletic trainer.
A native of Dallas, Gaither graduated from Southern Methodist University with a bachelor’s degree, andreceived his master’s degree from Kansas State University. Gaither and his wife, Leah, reside in Dallas with
their son, Grayson and daughter Haley.

Greg Gaither enters his 23rd season as a full-timemember of the Cowboys athletic training staff after
originally serving a two-year stint with the club as a
graduate assistant (1997-98). He assists with coordinating player rehabilitation and treatment programs
while overseeing all medical records.
Following a challenging and unprecedented 2020
season, Gaither and the Cowboys athletic training staff
were recognized as the NFL Athletic Training Staff ofthe Year by their peers. Gaither was then named theNFC Assistant Athletic Trainer of the Year following the2021 season.
Following the 2002 season, Gaither and the restof the Cowboys athletic training staff were recognized
as the NFL Athletic Training Staff of the Year by their

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He continued his work in the field of physical therapy
and rehabilitation at Health South Rehabilitation Hospitalin Wichita Falls, Texas, Methodist Hospital in Houston,
Texas, The Institute for Sports and Spine Rehab in Plano,
Texas and Elite Sports Medicine in Waco, Texas.
Yang received his degree in athletic training fromthe University of Texas, then his Master of Science inKinesiology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
He earned his doctorate in physical therapy from Texas
Tech in 2012.
Yang and his wife, Sarah, were married in April,2015 and have a daughter, Lucy.

Hanson Yang enters his 12th season with the Dallas Cowboys Athletic Training department as an assistant athletic trainer and physical therapist. In his role,
Yang will continue to assist the athletic training staff
with their day-to-day responsibilities as well as workwith Director of Rehabilitation Britt Brown in the rehab
process of injured players.
Following a challenging and unprecedented 2020
season, Yang and the Cowboys athletic training staff
were recognized as the NFL Athletic Training Staff ofthe Year by their peers.
Yang arrived in Dallas after spending six years at the
University of Texas, first as a student athletic trainer for
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2022 SEASONRECORDSSCOTT SEHNERTDirector of Sports Performance

Scott Sehnert was named the Dallas Cowboys director of sports performance leading into the 2016season. In his role, Sehnert works closely with the athletic trainers and strength and conditioning coaches indeveloping player-specific nutrition and recovery plans.
Sehnert came to Dallas after spending the previous seven years as the sports dietitian at Auburn
University. In his role at Auburn, Sehnert oversaw the
sports nutrition needs for AU’s 21 varsity sports, including nutrition education, counseling, training tables,
body composition analysis and supplement evaluation.
Sehnert earned his bachelor’s degree in dietetics
from Ball State in 2003. He earned his first master’s degree in nutritional sciences with a wellness and sports
nutrition emphasis from the University of Kentucky in2005. He completed his clinical training at UK’s Chandler Medical Center and the Lexington V.A. Hospital.
Sehnert then earned a master’s in kinesiology witha concentration in exercise physiology from Michigan
State University in 2009.

Upon completion of his first master’s and clinicaltraining, Sehnert spent three months as an intern with
the U.S. Speed Skating Team and the University of
Utah Sports Nutrition Program (2005). While working
towards his second master’s, Sehnert was the coordinator of sports and cardiovascular nutrition programat Michigan State. During the final year of his master’s
program, he worked as an intern with the Spartans
strength and conditioning staff.
Sehnert is a Registered Dietitian with the Academyof Nutrition and Dietetics (AND) and a member of theSports, Cardiovascular and Wellness Nutrition group.
He holds certifications with the AND as a Board Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics and with the National
Strength and Conditioning Association as a Certified
Strength and Conditioning Specialist. He is an active
member with the Collegiate and Professional Sports
Dietitians Association.
Sehnert and his wife, Beth, have a son, Leland, anda daughter, Lyla.

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Director of Video

Mike Maples re-joined the Dallas Cowboys as the
director of video for the 2021 season, following thedeparture of longtime director Robert Blackwell.
Maples came back to the Cowboys after spending
13 seasons as the director of video services at TCU. In
his role, Maples handled all in-house digital recording
and video equipment, coordinated the filming of all practices and games, handled all video exchange between
TCU and its opponents and broke down all footage, providing cut-ups of every game for the coaching staff.
Maples originally joined the Cowboys as an assistant and then assistant director of video in 1996 andspent five seasons with the club before leaving to join
SMU to serve as the director of video services - a role
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With the Cowboys, Maples is responsible for acquisition and maintenance of the club’s vast digital
video library of NFL and assisting with college games.
The technology department generates video, stats
and scouting reports on upcoming opponents for thecoaching staff. Maples also oversees the input of Dallas Cowboys game video and its conversion to iPads
for coaches and players to review immediately aftergames.
Maples earned his bachelor’s degree in Radio, Television and Film from the University of North Texas.
Maples and his wife, Sara, both natives of Coppell,live in Flower Mound and are the parents of two daughters, Emma and Kate.

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Assistant Director of Video

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2006-07 season. Prior to TCU, Cromley was a student
video assistant at Texas State University in 2001 anda student video assistant for the University of Houston
from 1997-99 where he filmed football, basketball,
women’s soccer, track and field and swimming while
being named MVP of the video department in 1999.
Born in Taipei, Taiwan, Cromley was raised in San
Antonio, Texas before graduating with a bachelor’s degree in mass communications from Texas State University and a master’s degree in liberal arts from TCU.
Cromley was honored in 2015 as a recognized Alumni
from Southwest High School in San Antonio.
Cromley and his wife Bettina, live in Richardson,
Texas with their sons, Jaxon and Cole.

PLAYERSSam Cromley enters his 16th season with theDallas Cowboys - 11th as the team’s assistant video
director. His job duties include filming team practices
and games, as well as importing and organizing practice through the DVSport Network. Cromley joined theorganization in 2008 as a video assistant, working withboth the Cowboys and the Dallas Desperados, formerlyof the Arena Football League, where he was the team’s
video director for its final season.
He served as the assistant video coordinator at
TCU from 2004-07 where he filmed for the Horned
Frogs football team. Cromley was awarded Video
Coordinator(s) of the Year for the Mountain West Conference along with Director Mike Martin during theEquipment Director

student assistant before receiving his B.B.A. in marketing and then one year as a full-time intern for theLonghorns.
A native of Clovis, N.M., McCord graduated from
Roosevelt High School in San Antonio, Texas, and spent
two years attending Southwest Texas State before
transferring to the University of Texas. He and his wife,
Jan, live in Flower Mound, Texas, with their daughter,
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Mike McCord is now in his 35th season with the
Cowboys, his 32nd in the equipment department andhis 30th heading up the department.
McCord originally joined the Cowboys in 1989 as
the assistant ticket manager, spending two years inthat capacity before moving to the football operations
department in 1991. Before coming to Dallas, McCord
spent two-and-a-half years with the University of Texas
athletic department, one-and-a-half years as a part-time

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FOOTBALL
STAFF
PLAYERS

Equipment Manager

William Andrew “Bucky” Buchanan begins his 30thyear as the Cowboys equipment manager. Buchanan
officially joined the Cowboys in 1994 after spending
many weekends and summers in the equipment room
helping his father, “Buck” Buchanan, the Cowboys
equipment manager from 1973-93, who was honoredwith the “Award of Excellence” by the Pro Football Hallof Fame in 2023.

Before coming to the Cowboys, Buchanan spent
one-and-a-half years with Willis Medical in Richardson,
Texas, and 10 years with the Skaggs Alpha Beta grocery store chain.
A native of Plano, Texas, Buchanan graduated from
Plano High School. He has two sons - Thomas II and
Brett. He and his wife, Deb, now reside in Highland
Village, Texas, with four children, Jacob, Samantha,
William and Cameron Buchanan Dean.

DYLAN KEANE

Assistant Equipment Manager

Dylan Keane originally joined the Dallas Cowboys
organization in 2008, assisting in the equipment roomof the Dallas Desperados. He became a part of the Dallas Cowboys equipment staff leading up to the 2009season as an equipment intern.
In 2012 Keane became an equipment assistant, a
position he held for nine seasons before being elevat-

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASONBUCKY BUCHANAN

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ed to assistant equipment manager prior to the 2022
campaign.
Before landing with the Dallas Cowboys, Keane
worked as a service technician for Jonmar Services.
Born in Lubbock, Texas, Keane went to high schoolin nearby Rockwall and attended classes at the University of North Texas.

STAFF
BRYAN
ANGER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

BRYAN ANGER
5 • Punter

6-3 • 214 • 10/6/88
California • FA-’21
NFL: 12th Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/0; Career-176/0
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-5/0
PRO: In order to provide competition at punter, the Dallas Cowboys signed tested veteran Bryan Anger
in April 2021. Anger, an 11-year vet, has punted 784 times with a 46.6-yard gross, a 41.2-yard net, 283
downed inside the 20 and a long of 83. He is ninth on the NFL’s all-time list for net yards (41.0) and 11th ingross yards (46.4). Since coming into the league in 2012, Anger is second in the league with 784 punts, 2021
11th with a 46.6 gross average and ninth with a net of 41.2. Originally drafted in the third round (70thoverall) of the 2012 NFL Draft by Jacksonville, Anger landed in Dallas after playing nine NFL seasons, including
four with the Jaguars (2012-15), three in Tampa Bay (2016-18) and two in Houston (2019-20). His first year in
Dallas was record breaking as he led the NFL with a team-record 44.6 net average, which was also good for fourth
in NFL history. Anger signed a three-year contract with the Cowboys during 2022 free agency and tied a personal
best from 2021 with a 48.4 gross average, a club record, on 68 punts in 2022.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/24/22: Signed a three-year contract with Dallas through 2024.
3/18/21: Released by Houston and signed with Dallas (4/7) through 2021.
9/17/19: Re-signed with Houston and signed a three-year extension with Houston through 2022 (12/28).
3/12/19: Released by Tampa Bay, signed with Houston (7/23) and released (8/31).
12/31/16: Signed a five-year extension with Tampa Bay through 2021.
3/23/16: Signed as an unrestricted free agent with Tampa Bay through 2016.
4/27/12: Drafted in the third round (70th overall) by Jacksonville.
2022:• Tied his career-best 48.4 gross (best in team history) from the previous season, punting the ball 68 times with27 downed inside the 20-yard line and booted a career-long 83-yarder - second-longest in Cowboys history (Ron
Widby, 84 yards in 1968).
• Had four-of-five punts downed inside the 20-yard line against Cincinnati (9/18).
• Named the special teams captain at the LA Rams (10/9) and punted six times for a 48.0 average.
• Booted a punt 83 yards against Chicago (10/30) - the longest punt of his career and the second-longest in
Cowboys history behind Widby (84 yards in 1968).
• Punted eight times for a 47.0 average with four downed inside the 20-yard line in two postseason games at
Tampa Bay (1/16/23) and at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Earned his first trip to the Pro Bowl, leading the league and establishing a team record and personal-best 44.6
net average (tied for fourth in NFL history). He had a career-best 48.4 gross (best in team history).
• Was the fourth Cowboys punter to earn a Pro Bowl spot while also earning second-team All-Pro honors.
• Made his Cowboys debut in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) and punted three times with a gross of 49.0, net of
42.0 with one downed inside the 20.
• The game at Denver (11/7) marked his 150th career game, then on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas(11/25) logged season-highs for punts (seven) and gross average (55.0) with a 50.1 net.
• Named the special teams captain at New Orleans (12/2) and tied his season high with seven punts with a netof 42.9, two downed inside the 20 and a long of 60.
• Landed all four of his punts inside the 10-yard line, establishing a season-high of punts downed inside the 20 at
the N.Y. Giants (12/19). He is the only Cowboys punter since 2000 to land four inside the 10-yard line in a game.
• In the Wild Card Playoff game against San Francisco (1/16/22), established team postseason records in net(51.4) and gross (53.6) averages while completing a 16-yard pass to C.J. Goodwin on a fake punt - the first-everpass attempt by a Cowboys punter in the postseason.
2020 (Houston):• Played in all 16 games for the eighth time in his career and averaged 46.4 yards-per-punt with a net of 41.8, 19
downed inside the 20, six touchbacks and a long of 67.
• Punted a season-high six times at Pittsburgh (9/27) and had his long of 67 against Green Bay (10/25).
• Notched a season-best 56.0 gross (second-highest of his career) and 45.7 net at Cleveland (11/15).
• With four punts for 180 yards against Cincinnati (12/27), joined Shane Lechler and Johnny Hekker as the only
punters in NFL history with 30,000 punt yards and a 46.0 average in their first nine seasons.
2019 (Tampa Bay/Houston):• Released by Tampa in March and signed with Houston at the start of training camp.
• In his first season with Houston, played in 14 games and both playoff contests for the Texans, missing the firsttwo games after being released at final cuts and re-signed Sept. 17.
• Finished with a gross of 46.5 yards and a career-best 44.5-yard net - second in the NFL in 2019.
• In postseason play, had the highest net average in Texans history, and his five punts inside the 20 were second.
• Notched a season-best 51.4 net against Carolina (9/29), along with a season-long 71-yarder, then had his
season-best gross (51.8) against Oakland (10/27).
• In the game against Indianapolis (11/21), logged his 200th career punt downed inside the 20 on his 576th
career punt to join Hekker as the only two men with 200 punts inside the 20 on less than 600 career punts.
• Made his postseason debut in the Wild Card game against Buffalo (1/4/20) and punted five times with a grossof 43.2, net of 41.6, long of 56 and three downed inside the 20.

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LEGEND
Pro Bowl Trophy –Lombardi Trophy –Pro Bowl Selection
Super Bowl
Appearance

STAFF
BRYAN
ANGER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS2018 (Tampa Bay):• Played in all 16 games for the seventh straight season and punted 57 times for a gross of 45.0, a net of 38.9
with 15 downed inside the 20 and a single-season career-best tying four touchbacks. Also had two tackles.
• Punted a season-high six times against Philadelphia (9/16) and against Carolina (12/2).
• Logged his season-long punt of 64 yards against Pittsburgh (9/24).
• Had a season-best net of 44.8 against San Francisco (11/25).
2017 (Tampa Bay):• Had 24 punts downed inside the 20, five touchbacks, a net of 39.5 and gross of 44.0 on 65 punts.
• His season-high gross (53.3) came at Atlanta (11/26) and his season-best net (53.5) against New Orleans (12/31).
• Punted a season-high six times in five different games.
2016 (Tampa Bay):• Set Buccaneers single-season records with a 45.9 gross average, 42.7 net and 37 punts downed inside the 20.
• Ranked fourth in the NFL in net and tied for third with his 37 inside the 20.
• Made his Tampa Bay debut at Atlanta (9/11).
• Named Special Teams Player of the Week after downing all five punts inside the 20 against Carolina (1/1/17).
2015 (Jacksonville):• Punted 80 times for a 46.3-yard gross, 39.5-yard net with 26 downed inside the 20.
• Had a season-long 63-yarder with a season-best 55.3 gross against Tampa Bay (10/11).
2014 (Jacksonville):• Second in the NFL with 94 punts and a 47.5-yard average. Had a 39.6-yard net and 25 downed inside the 20.
• Second in single-season team history for punts and gross average.
• Had a long of 50 yards-or-more in 15 games, 60 yards-or-more in 10 games and punted a season-high eighttimes in three games.
2013 (Jacksonville):• Finished his second season with a franchise record 95 punts, averaging 45.7 yards-per-boot with a net of 45.7
and 31 downed inside the 20.
• Established a franchise record with 11 punts (50.5 average and 41.5 net) against Kansas City (9/8).
• Had a career-best six kicks downed inside the 20 against Arizona (11/17).
2012 (Jacksonville):• Played in all 16 games as a rookie, serving as the team’s punter and holder, punting 91 times with a 47.8 gross,40.8 net with 31 downed inside the 20.
• Set then NFL rookie records for gross and net average and was third in the league with 40 punts of 50-plus yards.
• Made his NFL debut in the opener at Minnesota (9/9), then had a season-high nine punts against Houston (9/16).
• Tied his season-high with nine punts at Oakland (10/21), then notched his season-high net of 50.5, along with athen career-long 73-yarder against Detroit (11/4).
COLLEGE:• Four-year letterman, playing in 51 games at California (2007-11) and punting 255 times with a gross of 43.5,
net of 38.2 with 90 downed inside the 20.
• Finished his collegiate career second in school history, sixth in conference history, in gross average.
• Had a career-best 39.7 net (10th in the nation), again earning All-Conference honors as a senior.
• As a junior, established a school record for gross average (45.6 - sixth in the nation), and his 39.1-yard net was
third, earning All-Pac 10 first-team honors.
• In 2009 as a sophomore, All-Pac 10 first-team selection, averaging 41.5 yards-per-punt with 24 downed inside
the 20 and a net of 37.1 on 69 boots.
• As a redshirt freshman, punted 71 times for a gross of 43.1 and net of 37.2 with 26 downed inside the 20.
PERSONAL:• Punted for Camarillio, Calif., High School through his junior and senior years, earning All-America honors as asenior, averaging 41.8 yards-per-punt with 11 downed inside the 20.
• As a senior wide receiver, caught 42 passes for 678 yards and six touchdowns.
• Graduated with a degree in integrative biology.
COMMUNITY:• 2021-22 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022-23 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2022 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.

ANGER’S NFL TOTALSPUNTING
Yds
4,353
4,338
4,464
3,700
3,215
2,857
2,567
2,094
2,505
3,143
3,291
36,527

Avg
47.8
45.7
47.5
46.3
45.9
44.0
45.0
46.5
46.4
48.4
48.4
46.6

TB
5
8
10
4
5
5
4
2
6
4
6
59

In 20
31
31
25
26
37
24
15
24
19
24
27
283

Lng
73
61
69
63
59
62
64
71
67
63
83
83

Blk
1
0
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
5

Opp
Ret
40
47
52
45
24
27
27
17
19
25
32
333

Ret
Yds
495
330
464
462
128
153
231
53
128
163
258
2,865

Net
40.8
40.5
39.6
39.5
42.7
39.5
38.9
44.5
41.8
44.6
42.8
41.2

Playoffs
2019 Houston...................2-0
2021 Dallas.......................1-0
2022 Dallas.......................2-0
Totals................................5-0

8
5
8
21

353
268
376
997

44.1
53.6
47.0
47.5

0
0
0
0

5
3
4
12

56
59
56
59

0
0
0
0

3
1
5
9

9
11
51
71

43.0
51.4
40.6
44.1

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SIDELINES

No
91
95
94
80
70
65
57
45
54
65
68
784

HISTORY

Year Team
GP-GS
2012 Jacksonville..........16-0
2013 Jacksonville..........16-0
2014 Jacksonville..........16-0
2015 Jacksonville..........16-0
2016 Tampa Bay............16-0
2017 Tampa Bay............16-0
2018 Tampa Bay............16-0
2019 Houston................14-0
2020 Houston................16-02021 Dallas....................17-02022 Dallas....................17-0
Totals...........................176-0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Kickoffs – 2014 (2, 0 TB), 2016 (2, 0 TB), 2018 (1, 0 TB), 2019 (1, 0 TB),
2020 (2, 0 TB). Totals: 8, 0 TB.
Special Teams Tackles – 2012 (3), 2013 (2), 2015 (2), 2016 (2), 2017 (1),2018 (2), 2020 (1). Totals: 13.
Passing – 2014 (1 for 1, 19 yards), 2018 (0 for 1). Totals: 1 for 2, 19 yards.
Playoffs – 2021 (1 for 1, 16 yards).
Rushing – 2013 (1 for 0 yards), 2019 (1 for -5 yards). Totals: 2 for -5 yards.

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RECORDS

RECORDS

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BRYAN
ANGER

STAFF

ANGER’S TOTALS, cont.

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

Punts – 11 vs. Kansas City, 9/8/13
Playoffs – 5 vs. Buffalo, 1/4/20 and vs. SF, 1/16/22
Gross Average – 56.3 vs. New England, 12/23/12
Playoffs –53.6 vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
IN20 – 6 vs. Arizona, 11/17/13
Playoffs – 3 vs. Buffalo, 1/4/20 and vs. SF, 1/16/22
Net Average – 51.4 vs. Carolina, 9/29/19
Playoffs – 51.4 vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
Long – 73 vs. Detroit, 11/4/12
Playoffs – 59 vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22

ANGER’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAMEPUNTING

2012 (Jacksonville)
In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-@ Min 9/9.............. 4 214 53.7 1 1 57 0 22 43.0
L-Hou 9/16................ 9 470 52.2 0 3 60 0 77 43.7
W-@ Ind 9/23............ 6 321 53.5 1 1 66 0 29 45.3
L-Cin 9/30................. 6 295 49.2 1 0 61 0 33 40.3
L-Chi 10/7................. 6 291 48.5 0 2 65 0
8 47.2L-@ Oak 10/21......... 9 379 42.1 1 2 55 0
6 39.2L-@ GB 10/28........... 5 203 40.6 1 0 57 1
0 30.5
L-Det 11/4.................. 4 202 50.5 0 3 73 00 50.5
L-Ind 11/8.................. 5 236 47.2 0 1 57 0 12 44.8
L-@ Hou 11/18.......... 5 242 48.4 0 1 62 0 76 33.2
W-Ten 11/25.............. 5 235 47.0 0 4 65 00 47.0L-@ Buf 12/2............. 5 208 41.6 0 3 52 0 12 39.2
L-NYJ 12/9................ 8 363 45.4 0 5 55 0 18 43.1
L-@ Mia 12/16.......... 5 237 47.4 0 2 53 0
0 47.4
L-NE 12/23................ 4 225 56.3 0 2 65 0 42 45.8
L-@ Ten 12/30.......... 5 232 46.4 0 1 54 0 160 14.4
Totals........................ 91 4,353 47.8 5 31 73 1 495 40.8

2015 (Jacksonville)
In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-Car 9/13................. 5 231 46.2 0 2 56 0 46 37.0
W-Mia 9/20................ 7 317 45.3 1 1 56 0 25 38.9
L-@ NE 9/27............. 4 195 48.8 0 1 57 0 26 42.3
L-@ Ind 10/4............. 8 307 38.4 0 5 47 0 16 36.4
L-@ TB 10/11............ 4 221 55.3 0 1 63 0 85 34.0
L-Hou 10/18.............. 5 234 46.8 1 2 55 0 25 37.8
W-Buf 10/25.............. 6 269 44.8 0 0 56 0 37 38.7
L-@ NYJ 11/8........... 5 203 40.6 0 3 50 0 42 32.2
W-@ Bal 11/15.......... 7 364 52.0 1 0 56 0 54 41.4
W-Ten 11/19.............. 4 192 48.0 0 3 59 0 15 44.3
L-SD 11/29................ 3 124 41.3 0 1 51 0 33 30.3
L-@ Ten 12/6............ 3 160 53.3 1 0 58 0 11 43.0
W-Ind 12/13.............. 5 228 45.6 0 1 53 0
7 44.2
L-Atl 12/20................. 6 254 42.3 0 1 60 0 21 38.8
L-@ NO 12/27.......... 3 150 50.0 0 2 53 0
1 49.7
L-@ Hou 1/3/16........ 5 251 50.2 0 3 60 0 18 46.6
Totals........................ 80 3,700 46.3 4 26 63 0 462 39.5

2013 (Jacksonville)

2016 (Tampa Bay)

In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-KC 9/8.................... 11 556 50.5 1 2 58 0 80 41.5
L-@ Oak 9/15........... 8 349 43.6 0 3 57 0 33 39.5
L-@ Sea 9/22............ 7 299 42.7 0 2 48 0 33 38.0
L-Ind 9/29.................. 6 290 48.3 0 1 61 0 19 45.2
L-@ StL 10/6............. 5 241 48.2 0 1 54 0 15 45.2
L-@ Den 10/13......... 3 135 45.0 0 2 48 0
1 44.7
L-SD 10/20................ 3 150 50.0 1 1 54 0 11 39.7
L-SF 10/27................ 4 178 44.5 1 0 51 0
4 38.5W-@ Ten 11/10......... 7 304 43.4 1 3 53 0 15 38.4
L-Ari 11/27................. 8 382 47.8 0 6 58 0 22 45.0
W-@ Hou 11/24........ 6 259 43.2 2 2 59 0 19 33.3
W-@ Cle 12/01......... 7 306 43.7 1 4 58 0 49 33.9
W-Hou 12/5............... 8 341 42.6 1 1 57 0 21 37.5
L-Buf 12/15............... 3 136 45.3 0 1 48 0
4 44.0
L-Ten 12/22............... 4 182 45.5 0 2 56 0 -1 45.8
L-@ Ind 12/29........... 5 230 46.0 0 0 49 0
5 45.0Totals........................ 95 4,338 45.7 8 31 61 0 330 40.5

In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
W-@ Atl 9/11............. 5 247 49.4 0 2 57 0 22 45.0
L-@ Ari 9/18.............. 6 282 47.0 1 3 59 0
7 42.5
L-LA 9/25................... 4 191 47.8 0 1 55 0 12 44.8
L-Den 10/2................ 7 326 46.6 1 3 59 0 12 42.0
W-@ Car 10/10......... 5 225 45.0 0 2 51 0
6 43.8W-@ SF 10/23.......... 3 117 39.0 0 2 42 0
0 39.0
L-Oak 10/30.............. 8 384 48.0 1 3 55 0 33 41.4
L-Atl 11/3................... 3 143 47.7 0 3 53 0
1 47.3W-Chi 11/13.............. 5 214 42.8 0 2 54 0 -3 43.4
W-@ KC 11/20.......... 2
80 40.0 1 0 44 0 20 20.0
W-Sea 11/27............. 4 160 40.0 0 4 56 0
0 40.0W-@SD 12/4............. 2 108 54.0 0 1 54 0 12 48.0
W-NO 12/11.............. 4 185 46.3 1 2 57 0
6 39.8L-@ Dal 12/18........... 4 171 42.8 0 1 53 0
0 42.8L-@ NO 12/24.......... 3 153 51.0 0 3 55 0
0 51.0
W-Car 1/1/17............. 5 229 45.8 0 5 53 00 45.8
Totals........................ 70 3,215 45.9 5 37 59 0 128 42.7

2014 (Jacksonville)

2017 (Tampa Bay)

In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-@ Phi 9/7............... 8 372 46.5 0 2 61 0 62 38.8
L-@ Was 9/14........... 8 383 47.9 0 2 55 0 59 40.5
L-Ind 9/21.................. 5 232 46.4 1 1 61 0
0 42.4L-@ SD 9/28............. 2 111 55.5 1 0 63 0
2 44.5
L-Pit 10/5.................. 5 225 45.0 0 1 47 0 20 41.0
L-@ Ten 10/12.......... 6 286 47.7 1 1 64 0 16 41.7
W-Cle 10/19.............. 8 345 43.1 2 3 56 0
6 37.4
L-Mia 10/26............... 4 187 46.8 0 2 54 0 10 44.3
L-@ Cin 11/2............. 6 250 41.7 0 1 51 1 60 27.1
L-Dal 11/9.................. 6 283 47.2 1 1 60 0 24 39.8
L-@ Ind 11/23........... 7 346 49.4 0 3 64 0 48 42.6
W-NYG 11/30............ 7 367 52.4 0 2 66 0 48 45.6
L-Hou 12/7................ 4 193 48.3 1 2 57 0 21 38.0
L-@ Bal 12/14........... 5 267 53.4 1 1 69 1 49 33.0
W-Ten 12/18.............. 7 321 45.9 1 1 61 0 27 39.1
L-@ Hou 12/28......... 6 296 49.3 1 2 61 0 12 44.0
Totals........................ 94 4,464 47.5 10 25 69 2 464 39.6

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In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
W-Chi ....................... 3 146 48.7 0 1 54 0 10 45.3
L-@ Min ................... 4 163 40.8 0 0 47 0
0 40.8
W-NYG ..................... 4 199 49.8 0 2 62 00 49.8
L-NE ......................... 6 271 45.2 0 3 57 0 51 36.7
L-@ Ari ..................... 4 154 38.5 0 3 45 00 38.5L-@ Buf .................... 277 38.5 2 0 40 0
0 18.5
L-Car ........................ 6 274 45.7 0 3 56 0 22 42.0
L-@ NO .................... 6 239 39.8 0 3 48 0 -5 34.9
W-NYJ ...................... 6 260 43.3 2 1 59 1 -2 37.0
W-@ Mia .................. 6 249 41.5 0 2 62 0 20 38.2
L-@ Atl ..................... 3 160 53.3 0 0 59 0 26 44.7
L-@ GB .................... 5 176 35.2 0 2 52 0
2 34.8L-Det ........................ 3 148 49.3 0 0 56 0 16 44.0
L-Atl .......................... 4 191 47.8 1 2 57 0 17 38.5
L-@ Car ................... 1
50 50.0 0 0 50 0
3 47.0
W-NO ....................... 2 100 50.0 0 2 54 0 -7 53.5
Totals........................ 65 2,857 44.0 5 24 62 1 153 39.5

2020 (Houston), cont.
In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-Ind 12/6.................. 3 145 48.3 0 0 54 0 22 41.0
L-@ Chi 12/13........... 4 172 43.0 0 0 50 0
4 42.0L-@ Ind 12/20........... 2
95 47.5 0 2 57 0 13 41.0
L-Cin 12/27............... 4 180 45.0 1 2 51 0
7 38.3
L-Ten 1/3/21.............. 1
42 42.0 0 1 42 0
0 42.0Totals........................ 54 2,505 46.4 6 19 67 0 128 41.8

In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
W-@ NO 9/9............. 1
42 42.0 0 0 42 0
0 42.0W-Phi 9/16................ 6 260 43.3 0 2 53 0 13 41.2
L-Pit 9/24................... 3 126 42.0 0 1 64 0 16 36.7
L-@ Chi 9/30............. 5 214 42.8 0 1 51 0 14 40.0
L-@ Atl 10/14............ 2
81 40.5 0 1 44 0 14 33.5
W-Cle 10/21.............. 4 187 46.8 1 1 55 0 46 30.3
L-@ Cin 10/28........... 3 149 49.7 0 0 61 0 29 40.0
L-@ Car 11/4............ 5 231 46.2 0 2 52 0 12 43.8
L-Was 11/11.............. 1
44 44.0 1 0 44 0
0 24.0L-@ NYG 11/18........ 1
44 44.0 0 0 44 0
5 39.0
W-SF 11/25............... 5 230 46.0 0 2 56 0
6 44.8
W-Car 12/2................ 6 267 44.5 1 2 55 0
6 40.2
L-NO 12/9................. 5 225 45.0 0 1 62 1 29 32.7
L-@ Bal 12/16........... 4 163 40.8 1 1 48 0
0 35.8L-@ Dal 12/23........... 2 102 51.0 0 0 57 0 13 44.5
L-Atl 12/30................. 4 202 50.5 0 1 59 0 28 43.5
Totals........................ 57 2,567 45.0 4 15 64 1 231 38.9

2021 (Dallas)

11 51.4

8 41.6
1 45.39 43.0In
Opp
Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
123 41.0 0 2 42 00 41.0140 46.7 0 2 57 0
8 44.0291 48.5 0 1 58 0 25 44.3
201 50.3 1 0 59 0
6 43.833 33.0 0 1 33 0
0 33.0209 52.3 1 1 56 0 20 42.3
205 51.3 1 2 67 0
6 44.8223 44.6 1 3 61 0
3 40.0168 56.0 1 0 64 0 11 45.7
161 40.3 0 1 44 0
3 39.5
117 39.0 0 1 41 00 39.0Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23....... 4
L-@ SF 1/22/23........ 4
Totals........................ 8

189 47.3 0
187 46.8 0
376 47.0 0

1 52 03 56 04 56 0

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-TB 9/11................... 5 254 50.8 0 2 58 0 28 45.2
W-Cin 9/18................ 5 217 43.4 0 4 51 0 20 39.4
W-@ NYG 9/26......... 4 178 44.5 1 2 54 0
1 39.3
W-Was 10/2.............. 6 256 42.7 0 2 58 0
8 41.3W-@ LAR 10/9......... 6 288 48.0 1 3 67 0 19 41.5
L-@ Phi 10/16........... 2 119 59.5 1 0 60 0 14 42.5
W-Det 10/23.............. 5 243 48.6 1 0 56 0 13 42.0
W-Chi 10/30.............. 2 142 71.0 1 0 83 0
9 56.5L-@ GB 11/13........... 5 246 49.2 0 3 58 0 32 42.8
W-@ Min, 11/20........ 2 101 50.5 0 2 53 0
3 49.0W-NYG 11/24............ 151 51.0 0 0 51 0
3 48.0W-Ind 12/4................ 4 198 49.5 1 1 60 0
4 43.5
W-Hou 12/11............. 3 157 52.3 0 0 62 0 36 40.3
L-@ Jac 12/18.......... 4 185 46.3 0 2 52 0 13 43.0
W-Phi 12/24.............. 157 57.0 0 0 57 0
0 57.0W-@ Ten 12/29......... 3 121 40.3 0 3 42 0
0 40.3L-@ Was 1/8/23........ 10 478 47.8 0 3 59 0 55 42.3
Totals........................ 68 3,291 48.4 6 27 83 0 258 42.8

2020 (Houston)Game
No
L-@ KC 9/10............. 3
L-Bal 9/20.................. 3
L-@ Pit 9/27.............. 6
L-Min 10/4................. 4
W-Jac 10/11.............. 1
L--@ Ten 10/18......... 4
L-GB 10/25................ 4
W-@ Jac 11/8........... 5
L-@ Cle 11/15........... 3
W-NE 11/22............... 4
W-@ Det 11/26......... 33 59 02022 (Dallas)

RECORDS

3 56 02 50 05 56 0268 53.6 02022 SEASON

216 43.2 0
137 45.7 0
353 44.1 0

Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22............. 5

BRYAN
ANGER

In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-@ TB 9/9................ 3 147 49.0 0 1 62 0 21 42.0
W-@ LAC 9/19......... 1
44 44.0 0 1 44 0
6 38.0W-Phi 9/27................ 4 202 50.5 0 2 57 0 -2 51.0
W-Car 10/3................ 4 190 47.5 1 2 63 0
0 42.5
W-NYG 10/10........... 1
61 61.0 0 1 61 0
7 54.0W-@ NE 10/17......... 151 51.0 0 0 51 0 23 28.0
W-@ Min 10/31......... 4 181 45.3 0 1 54 0
7 43.5
L-Den 11/7................ 4 194 48.5 2 1 55 0
1 38.3
W-Atl 11/14................ 4 190 47.5 0 0 60 0 11 44.8
L-@ KC 11/21........... 6 280 46.7 0 3 53 0
9 45.5
L-LV 11/25................. 7 385 55.0 0 2 60 0 34 50.1
W-@ NO 12/2........... 7 337 48.1 0 2 60 0 37 42.9
W-@ Was 12/12....... 6 268 44.7 1 1 59 00 41.3W-@ NYG 12/19....... 4 160 40.0 0 4 50 00 40.0W-Was 12/26............ 4 214 53.5 0 1 62 0 14 50.0
L-Ari 1/2/22............... 4 195 48.8 0 2 57 0 -5 50.0
W-@ Phi 1/8/22........ 1
44 44.0 0 0 44 0
0 44.0Totals........................ 65 3,143 48.4 4 24 63 0 163 44.6

2019 (Houston)
In
Opp
Game
No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg Blk Yds Net
L-@ NO 9/9...............									W-Jac 9/15................				SIGNED 9/17
W-@ LAC 9/22......... 4 180 45.0 0 3 55 0 -1 45.3
L-Car 9/29................. 5 257 51.4 0 3 71 0
0 51.4
W-Atl 10/6................. 1
35 35.0 0 0 35 0
0 35.0W-@ KC 10/13.........								L-@ Ind 10/20........... 2
89 44.5 1 0 51 00 34.5
W-Oak 10/27............. 4 207 51.8 1 1 63 0
3 46.0W-@ Jac 11/3........... 3 136 45.3 0 1 53 0
8 42.7L-@ Bal 11/17........... 3 112 37.3 0 1 41 0
4 36.0W-Ind 11/21............... 2
94 47.0 0 1 57 0
0 47.0
W-NE 12/1................ 5 236 47.2 0 3 56 0
6 46.0L-Den 12/8................ 2
74 37.0 0 1 41 0
2 36.0W-@ Ten 12/15......... 4 185 46.3 0 3 60 0 19 41.5
W-@ TB 12/21.......... 5 241 48.2 0 3 55 0
3 47.6
L-Ten 12/29............... 5 248 49.6 0 3 58 0
9 47.8
Totals........................ 45 2,094 46.5 2 24 71 0 53 44.5
Playoffs
W-Buf 1/4/20............. 5
L-@ KC 1/12/20........ 3
Totals........................ 8

STAFF

2018 (Tampa Bay)34 38.8
17 42.5
51 40.6

HISTORY
SIDELINES

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ARMSTRONG
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

DORANCE ARMSTRONG (DOOR-intz)
92 • Defensive End

6-3 • 270 • 6/10/97
Kansas • D4a-‘18 (116th overall)
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 6th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/5; Career-76/13
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-3/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted Dorance Armstrong in the fourth round (116th overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft in thehopes that his combination of athleticism and relentless motor translated to the pro game. Through his first five NFLseasons, Armstrong saw quality time as a reserve and steadily improved. After playing in 59 games with eight starts
in his first four career seasons, Armstrong signed a two-year contract with Dallas in 2022, and he put forth his bestyear-to-date with career-highs in sacks (8.5) and pressures (25) while playing in all 17 games.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/17/22: Signed a two-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
4/28/18: Drafted in the fourth round (116th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in all 17 games with five starts and posted career highs in sacks (8.5, second on the team) and pressures (25, fourth). Also recorded two tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries and blocked two kicks.
• Recorded 2.0 sacks against Cincinnati (9/18) as part of a defensive unit that sacked Joe Burrow six times.
• Had a sack in back-to-back games at the LA Rams (10/9) and at Philadelphia (10/16), and then again with 2.0
sacks at Minnesota (11/20) and one against the N.Y. Giants (11/24).
• Blocked a field goal attempt at the N.Y. Giants (9/26) and blocked a punt at the LA Rams (10/9), the only two
blocked kicks of the year for Dallas. He is one-of-six players in franchise history with multiple blocked punts in
his career and the first since Isaac Holt (1989-92).
• Selected as a team captain against Chicago (10/30) and recorded two tackles and a pressure.
• Played in both postseason contests, recording two tackles and three pressures at Tampa Bay (1/16/23) in theWild Card Game and then three tackles at San Francisco (1/22/23) in the Divisional Round.
2021:• Played in 13 games with five starts and posted career highs in tackles (37), sacks (5.0, third on the team) andpressures (22, fourth). Also tied his career-high with two breakups and had a fumble recovery he returned 37
yards for his first career touchdown.
• Selected as a team captain for the Week 2 win at the LA Chargers (9/19), starting the game in place of DeMarcus Lawrence (foot), and had a tackle with a hurry.
• Inactive/injured (ankle) for four games and returned at Minnesota (10/31), adding three tackles and two hurries.
• In a start against Atlanta (11/14) in place of Randy Gregory (calf), blocked his first career punt while also logging
a sack (along with three tackles and three hurries) to become the first player in the league with a sack andblocked punt in a game since Tarell Basham (as a N.Y. Jet) did it in 2019 at Baltimore (12/12).
• At Kansas City (11/21) logged a sack for the second consecutive game - his first career sack streak.
• Had a career-best six tackles and recovered a fumble that he returned 37 yards for his first career touchdown in
the game at Washington (12/12), then logged two tackles, a pressure and a half sack at the N.Y. Giants (12/19).
• Logged a sack stat in his third straight outing, posting a sack along with four tackles, two pressures and a
breakup against Arizona (1/2/22).
• Made his postseason debut in the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22) and had one tackle, onestop for a loss, one hurry and a pass breakup.
2020:• Played in all 16 games for the first time in his short career and started two contests, posting 33 tackles, one
for a loss, nine pressures, two breakups and two fumble recoveries.
• Added three tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery on special teams coverage units.
• Logged his first start of the season, finishing with a tackle and a hurry against the N.Y. Giants (10/1).
• Selected as the special teams captain for the game against Cleveland (10/4).
• Recovered his first career fumble, adding a tackle on both defense and special teams at Philadelphia (11/1).
• Posted a career-best five tackles at Minnesota (11/22), then had three tackles on defense along with one tackle,
a forced fumble and a recovered fumble on special teams against San Francisco (12/20).
2019:• Played in 15 games for the second straight season and notched 16 tackles, two sacks, nine pressures and aforced fumble as a reserve defensive lineman. Also nabbed two tackles on special teams.
• Logged the first full sack of his career in the game against Green Bay (10/6), then had his first career forced
fumble that was recovered by Jourdan Lewis and returned for a touchdown at the N.Y. Giants (11/4).
• Notched a career-best five tackles in the win at Minnesota (11/22).
2018:• Played in 15 games with one start to log 15 tackles, a half sack, one tackle for a loss and six hurries as a rookie.
• Made his NFL debut as a reserve lineman and notched two tackles in the opener at Carolina (9/9), then madethe first start of his career against Jacksonville (10/14) and had two tackles.
• Had his first sack stat, splitting one with Caraun Reid, against Tennessee (11/5).
• Was inactive for both of the club’s playoff contests.
COLLEGE:• Kansas football’s first-ever Preseason Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year and unanimous All-Big 12 first-teamhonoree as a junior, starting all 12 games and ranked third on the team with 63 total tackles, nine tackles forloss and 1.5 sacks. Also had seven hurries, four pass breakups, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
• A consensus Big 12 Conference first-team honoree, tallying 10.0 sacks, finishing fifth with 56 stops, 20 tackles
for loss, five quarterback hurries, three forced fumbles and two fumbles recovered in his sophomore season.

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ST
6
10
26
23
15
80

Playoffs
2018 Dallas....................... 0-02021 Dallas.................... 1-0
2022 Dallas.................... 2-0
Totals............................. 3-0

0
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5

0–
0–
1–
1–

0
1
5
6

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-2)
6
0 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0
0(0)
9
0 1
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0
1(-2)
8
2 1
0
0 0.0 0t 0 2 0 0.0 0t 00(0) 222 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 1 37 37.0 37t 1
2(-6) 250 1
0
0 0.0 0t 0 2 1 0.5 1t 0
4(-10) 70
4 3
0
0 0.0 0t 0 5 38 7.6 37t 10(0)1(-11)0(0)1(-11)

0
1
3
4

0
1
0
1

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0t
0t
0t
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
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0.0
0.0
0.0
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2022 SEASONYear Team
GP-GS
2018 Dallas.................. 15-1
2019 Dallas.................. 15-0
2020 Dallas.................. 16-2
2021 Dallas.................. 13-52022 Dallas.................. 17-5
Totals........................... 76-13

SksAT		 TTYds9 – 150.5(-1)
6 – 16 2.0(-24)
7 – 330.0(0)
14 – 37 5.0(-33)
13 – 28 8.5(-55)
49 – 129 16.0(-113)

DORANCE
ARMSTRONG

ARMSTRONG’S COWBOYS TOTALS

STAFF• Saw action in all 12 games his freshman season, starting five straight contests to end the year, and totaled 23
tackles, five tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, as well as four pass breakups.
PERSONAL:• Closed his prep career as a first-team all-district selection at defensive end for North Shore High School in
Houston, Texas.
• Majored in liberal arts and sciences.
COMMUNITY:• 2018 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2018-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2019, 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

ADDITIONAL STATISTICSJOSH BALL

RECORDS

Special Teams Tackles – 2019 (1-1-2), 2020 (3-0-3, 1 FF, 1 FR), 2021 (1-0-1, 1 BP). Totals: 5-1-6, 1 FF, 1 FR, 1 BP.

75 • Tackle

PLAYOFF
RECORDS6-8 • 320 • 5/15/98
Marshall • D4b-’21 (138th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-13/0; Career-13/0
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-2/0

SIDELINES

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HISTORY

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added depth to their offensive line with the selection of offensive tackle Josh Ball out of
Marshall in the fourth round (138th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft. As a rookie in Dallas, Ball suffered an ankle injury intraining camp and spent the entire season on Reserve/Injured. He played in 13 games as a backup lineman in 2022,
seeing most of his action on special teams.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
12/22/21: Designated for return.
9/2/21:
Placed on Reserve/Injured with an ankle injury.
5/1/21:
Drafted in the fourth round (138th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in 13 games as a backup lineman in 2022, seeing most of his action on special teams units.
2021:• Injured his ankle in training camp and spent the season on Reserve/Injured.
• Landed on the Reserve/Injured list after the final cut date, making him eligible to return, with an ankle injury
suffered in a training camp practice.
• Returned to practice on Dec. 22 and finished the season on the Reserve/Designated for Return list.
COLLEGE:• Started all eight games played, with seven starts at right tackle and one at left tackle, in his final collegiateseason at Marshall and helped block for an offense that average 28.5 points-per-game, 391.3 total net yardsof offense per-game, including 178.4 yards-per-game on the ground.
• In his first season with the Thundering Herd in 2019, made an immediate impact on the offensive line while
seeing action in all 13 games, including one start.

STAFFJOSH
BALL• Played in 12 games as Butler Junior College’s starting left tackle as a redshirt sophomore.
• After beginning the season as a reserve at Florida State in 2017, started the last nine games at left tackle while
playing in 13 contests overall as a redshirt freshman.
• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2016.
PERSONAL:• A consensus four-star recruit out of Stafford High School in Fredericksburg, Va. and the top offensive line prospect in the state.
• Played for Team East in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
• Collected American Family Insurance Virginia all-state first-team honors and all-conference accolades.
• Earned his degree in health science from Marshall.
COMMUNITY:• WrestleMania 38 Special Olympics Camp.
• American Cancer Society Gene and Jerry Jones Family Hope Lodge Dallas Starbot Visits.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2022 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Frisco Fire House Visit.

BALL’S COWBOYS TOTALS

2022 SEASONGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2021 (0/0-IR, 0/0-IR), 2022 (13/0, 2/0). Totals (13/0, 2/0).

MARKQUESE BELL (mar-KEESE)

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

Safety6-2 • 218 • 1/6/99
Florida A&M • UDFA-’22
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-5/0; Career-5/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys signed Markquese Bell as an undrafted free agent following the 2022 NFL Draft. Bell joined
Dallas after a collegiate career at Florida A&M and saw action in five games during his rookie campaign, registering
one tackle on defense.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
5/12/22: Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:• Was part of the active roster for all 17 games, seeing action in five, inactive for 12, and recorded one tackle on
defense.
COLLEGE:• Finished his Florida A&M career with 156 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, 10 pass breakups, six interceptions,
six forced fumbles and 2.0 sacks in two seasons (2021, 2019).
• In 2021 was named to the All-SWAC first-team and FCS first-team All-American after leading the defense with95 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, one interception, one pass breakup and five forced fumbles while
playing in 12 games.
• Did not play in 2020 as FAMU chose not to play football in the fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Topped 61 tackles, five tackles for loss, a team-leading five interceptions and nine pass breakups along with twoforced fumbles in 11 games in 2019.
• Attended Coffeyville Community College in 2018 where he logged 52 tackles and two interceptions.
• Began his collegiate career at Maryland but was suspended for code of conduct violations and left the progam.
PERSONAL:• Attended Bridgeton, N.J., High School, where he was a two-time second-team all-state selection and the 2015
South Jersey Times Offensive Player of the Year.
• Totaled 76 tackles, two interceptions, three pass breakups and forced a fumble on defense and ran for 885
yards and seven touchdowns as a quarterback as a senior.
• Played in the Under Armour All-American Game.
• Majored in interdisciplinary studies at FAMU.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Play 60 Week events.
• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.

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INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

00Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas.................... 5-0

ST AT		 TT1 0–
1SksYds0.0(0)

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0

Playoffs
2022 Dallas.................... 0-00

0.0(0)

0(0)

0–

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0 0

0

0.0

STAFF

BELL’S COWBOYS TOTALS

0 02022 SEASONTYLER BIADASZ (bee-AH-dish)

MARKQUESEBELLMISSION: The Bell Cares mission is to improve the lives of impoverished citizens through self, economic, communityand cultural awareness, including tutoring, mentoring and counseling students, health insurance coverage seminars;
nutritional workshops; drug, alcohol and disease awareness; obesity & conditioning camp and community footballcamps.

63 • Center

6-4 • 316 • 11/20/97
Wisconsin • D4b-’20 (146th overall)
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/16; Career-45/37
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-3/3

PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

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RECORDS

PRO: With sustained success at center for the better part of seven years - and the retirement announcement
by Pro Bowler Travis Frederick - the Dallas Cowboys tabbed the best center in the country when they traded
up to get back in the fourth round of the 2020 NFL Draft to select Tyler Biadasz. Biadasz, like his predecessor
Frederick, hails from Wisconsin and played for the Badgers. As a rookie, Biadasz began the season as a 2022
reserve lineman, seeing time on special teams, but was forced into a starting role after Joe Looney injured hisknee and started four games in 2020. Biadasz took over the starting role in 2021, and he started all 17 games andDallas’ lone playoff contest. He continued his starting role in 2022, starting 16 games - missing one with injury - andboth playoff contests, earning his first Pro Bowl berth as an alternate.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
11/21/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a hamstring injury and activated (12/12).
4/25/20: Drafted in the fourth round (146th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started 16 games and both playoff contests at center, anchoring a line that paved the way for the number four
scoring offense (27.5 points-per-game), ninth ranked rushing attack (135.2 yards-per-game) and allowed a sackon only 4.6% of dropbacks (fifth) to earn his first career Pro Bowl selection.
• Blocked for an offense that posted a four-game streak of 400-yard games (against Chicago, 10/30; at Green
Bay, 11/13; at Minnesota, 11/20 and against the N.Y. Giants, 11/24), including a season-best 458 yards at theVikings.
• Selected as the team captain at Green Bay (11/13) and paved the way for 421 yards of offense with 159 yards
on the ground.
• The offense rushed for a season-high 220 yards with a 6.5 yard-per-carry average behind Tony Pollard’s 91-yard
effort against Indianapolis (12/4), scoring a season-best 54 points.
2021:• Started all 17 games and Dallas’ lone playoff contest at center, anchoring a line that paved the way for thenumber one offense in yards-per-game (407.0) and points-per-game (31.2).
• Blocked for a 400-yard passer and a pair of 100-yard receivers (the ninth occurrence in team history) in theopener at Tampa Bay (9/9).
• The offense rushed for a season-high 245 yards with a 7.2 yard-per-carry average behind Elliott’s 143-yard
effort against Carolina (10/3).
• In the win against the N.Y. Giants (10/10), the offense rolled up 515 yards - 201 rushing and 314 passing - tomark the first time since 1983 the Cowboys had 200-plus rushing yards and 300-plus passing yards in a game.
• In totaling 567 yards at New England (10/17), the Cowboys compiled the most passing yards (445) against aBill Belichick-coached team.
• Selected as the offensive captain for the game against Atlanta (11/14), where the offense dominated the daywith 37 points, 431 net yards and a time of possession of 37:41.
• Saw action in his 25th career game, helping the offense to a 34:29 time of possession at Washington (12/12).
• Made his playoff debut starting the Wild Card Playoff game against San Francisco (1/16/22).
2020:• Played in 12 games with four starts, missing four on Reserve/Injured with a hamstring injury.
• Made his NFL debut seeing time on special teams and taking a couple of snaps at center in the season opener
at the LA Rams (9/13).

STAFF
TYLER
BIADASZ
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES• Stepped in for Looney (knee) on the second snap of the game and finished the game against Cleveland (10/4).
• Made his first career start in the game against the N.Y. Giants (10/11), in place of Looney (IR-knee), and helped
the offense to 400-plus yards and 30-plus points for the fourth straight game to tie the club’s longest streak.
Protected Andy Dalton, who stepped in for Dak Prescott (ankle), to throw for 111 yards on nine-of-11 passes.
• Started four straight games before injuring his hamstring prior to the start of the game against Pittsburgh(11/8), placed on Reserve/Injured (11/21) and missed four games.
• Returned at Cincinnati (12/13), finishing the season as a reserve, playing mainly on special teams.
COLLEGE:• Was the first Rimington Trophy winner in school history and the second unanimous first-team All-American, alsoearning first-team All-Big Ten (consensus) and Academic All-Big Ten honors as a junior.
• Played all 41 career games with two-time Doak Walker Award winner Jonathan Taylor, helping Taylor become thefirst player in FBS history to rush for 6,000 yards in just three seasons.
• Started all 14 games at center as a junior and was named a team captain, helping the Badgers average 233.1
rushing yards-per-game and 5.3 yards-per-attempt. Allowed just one sack in 390 pass blocking snaps.
• Earned All-America and first-team All-Big Ten honors as a sophomore, starting all 13 games at center and keying
a rushing attack that ranked first in the Big Ten and sixth nationally, averaging 273.4 yards-per-game.
• Freshman All-America and Academic All-Big Ten, starting all 14 games at center after redshirting in 2016, helping pave the way for Doak Walker finalist Taylor, who set the FBS freshman rushing record with 1,977 yards.
PERSONAL:• Three-star prospect out of Amherst, Wisc., after earning first-team all-state and the 2015 Tim Krumrie Award as
the state’s most outstanding senior defensive lineman, posting 70 tackles, 7.0 sacks, five forced fumbles andan interception.
• Twice named first-team all-state on defense by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association while also a two-time
honorable mention all-state by WFCA as an offensive lineman.
• Finished his high school career with 232 tackles, 19.0 sacks, 11 forced fumbles and three total touchdowns.
Also lettered in basketball and baseball.
• Majored in personal finance at Wisconsin.
COMMUNITY:• 2020, 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Fuel Up to Play 60 Dallas Cowboys VIP Experience at AOY Elementary School in El Paso, TX.
• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Character Conversations with Character Playbook.
• Salute to Service week events.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2018 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.

BIADASZ’S COWBOYS TOTALSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2020 (12/4), 2021 (17/17,1/1), 2022 (16/16, 2/2). Totals (45/37, 3/3).

DaRON BLAND (duh-RON)
26 • Cornerback

6-2 • 202 • 7/12/99
Fresno State • D5b-’22 (167th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/8; Career-17/8
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-2/2
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys selected DaRon Bland in the fifth round (167th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft. The tall andathletic cornerback fits the size and traits that the Cowboys defense seeks in its defensive backs. Bland exceeded all
expectations in his first pro season, playing significant time at both the nickel and boundary corner positions to thetune of eight starts in 17 games played with 56 tackles, a tackle for loss, seven pass breakups and a team-leading fiveinterceptions. Bland’s five interceptions were the most by a Cowboys rookie since Derek Ross and Roy Williams eachhad five in 2002. He enters his second season as a bona fide member of a Dallas secondary that has finished in the
top-10 in interceptions each of the last two seasons.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/30/22: Drafted in the fifth round (167th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Appeared in all 17 games, starting eight, as a boundary and nickle corner, recording 56 tackles, a tackle forloss, two pressures, a team-best five interceptions and seven pass breakups.
• His five interceptions were the most by a Cowboys rookie since Derek Ross (five) and Roy Williams (five) in 2002.
• Recorded the first defensive stats of his NFL career, making four tackles and recording his first career interception against Washington (10/2).
• Earned the first start of his career at Green Bay (11/13), registering four tackles on defense and adding two
special teams takedowns.

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ST AT		 TT40 16 – 56

Playoffs
2022 Dallas.................... 2-2

10

0.0(0)

7–172022 (Dallas)

0

1

0

INTs
No/
PBU Yds Lg TD

1
4		 1
4
2		
5
8		 2

1/4

2/0

0

0

0.0

0 0

0

0.0

0 0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Tackles ­– 8 vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22
Playoffs – 10 at San Francisco, 1/22/23
Interceptions –­ 2 vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22
Pass Breakups – 2, twice, at Indianapolis, 12/4/22
and at Jacksonville, 12/18/22

BLAND’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

4		 1

0

0(0)

2022 (Dallas), cont.

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
W-Hou 12/11........... 4 2 – 6
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 6 1 – 7		 2 1/15 15 0
W-Phi 12/24............ 3 2 – 5		 1 1/0 0 0
W-@ Ten 12/19....... 4 3 – 7		
L-@ Was 1/8/23...... 2 1 – 3 1(-2)
Totals...................... 40 16 – 56 1(-2) 7 5/19 15 0

4 0

Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23..... 3
L-@ SF 1/22/23...... 7
Totals...................... 10

0 0

4– 7
3 – 10		 1
7 – 17		 1

SIDELINES

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HISTORY

Game
ST AT
L-TB 9/11.................
W-Cin 9/18..............
W-@ NYG 9/26.......
W-Was 10/2............ 3 1 –W-@ LAR 10/9.......
L-@ Phi 10/16.........
W-Det 10/23............ 1 0 –W-Chi 10/30............ 2 2 –L-@ GB 11/13......... 3 1 –W-@ Min 11/20....... 2 0 –W-NYG 11/24.......... 5 0 –W-IND 12/4............. 5 3 –

Tk/
TT Ls

FUMBLES REC

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Special Teams Tackles – 2022 (2-0-2). Totals: 2-0-2.
Playoffs – 2022 (1-0-1).

INTERCEPTIONS

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-2)
2
7 0
5 19 3.8 15 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

RECORDS

Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas.................. 17-8

SksYds0.0(0)

2022 SEASONDEFENSE

DaRON
BLAND

BLAND’S COWBOYS TOTALS

STAFF• Had a season-high eight tackles and two interceptions against Indianapolis (12/4), his first multi-pick game.
• Recorded interceptions in back-to-back games at Jacksonville (12/18) and against Philadelphia (12/24).
• Started both postseason contests, recording double-digit tackles in the Divisional Round at San Francisco(1/22/23) with 10, while adding a pass breakup.
COLLEGE:• Appeared in all 13 games for Fresno State in 2021, starting the final nine as a senior transfer cornerback, andtotaled 45 tackles - fifth on the team, second among all defensive backs and the leading cornerback tackler.
• Named first-team All-Big Sky as a junior defensive back at Sacramento State in 2019 and earned the team’s
Outstanding Defensive Back award after starting all 13 games at cornerback and finishing the year with 43
tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, two interceptions, a pair of forced fumbles and eight pass breakups.
• Started all 10 games at cornerback as a sophomore in 2018 and recorded 44 total tackles, three tackles forloss, one interception and led the team with five pass breakups.
• Played in the final seven games of 2017 as a true freshman and posted five tackles.
PERSONAL:• Attended Central Catholic High School in Modesto, Calif., where he was named second-team all-state medium
school by Cal-Hi Sports as a senior after recording 44 tackles and two interceptions on defense and caught 24
passes for 571 yards and three touchdowns on offense.
• Was also the Valley Oak League Defensive Player of the Year and was named first-team all-district large schoolby The Modesto Bee and first-team all-area by BlackHatFootball.com.
• Played three seasons of varsity football and helped the Raiders to a Sac-Joaquin Section and California State
championship as a sophomore.
• Also competed in track & field for Sacramento State where he qualified for the Big Sky Championships during
the indoor and outdoor seasons and scored points for the team after placing sixth in the long jump with apersonal best of 24-feet, 0.75-inches.
• Majored in kinesiology.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Play 60 Week events.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.
• Read Across America Day.
• The Salvation Army Mentorship visits.

STAFF
QUINTON
BOHANNA
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESQUINTON BOHANNA (bo-HAN-ah)
98 • Defensive Tackle

6-4 • 338 • 3/16/99
Kentucky • D6a-’21 (192nd overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-13/9; Career-27/10
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added a big-bodied space-eater to their defensive front when they drafted Quinton Bohannawith their first pick in the sixth round (192nd overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft. Bohanna, a prototypical nose tackle, played
four seasons at Kentucky, starting 33-of-45 games played. As a rookie, Bohanna saw time in 14 games with one startand notched 12 tackles and a hurry. He saw increased time in his second pro season, starting nine-of-13 games played
and recorded 20 tackles, three tackles for loss and two pressures in the middle of the line.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
5/1/21:
Drafted in the sixth round (192nd overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in 13 games, starting nine, and finished with 20 tackles, three tackles for loss and two pressures.
• Started the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11) and recorded a tackle and a tackle for loss.
• Had a season-high four tackles at Green Bay (11/13).
• Missed the game at the LA Rams (10/9) and against Indianapolis (12/4) with a shoulder injury.
• Was inactive for both postseason contests.
2021:• Played in 14 games, starting one, and tallied 12 tackles and a hurry.
• Made his NFL debut in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) as a reserve lineman, then recorded the first stats of his
career - a pair of tackles - in the Monday night home opener against Philadelphia (9/27).
• Missed the game against Arizona (1/2/22) on the Reserve/COVID-19 list and was an inactive for the season
finale in Philadelphia (1/8/22) and the Wild Card Playoff game against San Francisco (1/16/22).
COLLEGE:• As a senior team captain, earned second-team All-SEC honors, playing in eight games and posting 10 tackles,
three hurries, two tackles for loss and two breakups in 2020.
• Started all 13 games at nose tackle as a junior in 2019 and posted 18 tackles, three for losses, one sack anda breakup.
• In 2018 as a sophomore, started seven-of-12 games played and posted 17 tackles, one sack, four tackles forlosses, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
• Played in 12-of-13 games, starting the last five, as a true freshman and posted 14 tackles and a breakup in
2017.
PERSONAL:• Logged 91 tackles, 24 for losses, and 19 sacks as a senior at Cordova, Tenn., High School.
• Picked for the Autozone Liberty Bowl High School All-Star Game.
• Majored in information communication technology at Kentucky.
COMMUNITY:• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

BOHANNA’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 14-1
2022 Dallas.................. 13-9
Totals........................... 27-10

ST AT		 TT3 9 – 126 14 – 20
9 23 – 32

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 0-02022 Dallas.................... 0-0
Totals............................. 0-0000

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0–
0–
0–

0
0
0

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

0
0
0

0
0
0

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
1
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
3(-2)
2
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
3(-2)
3
0 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

72

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

STAFFDAMONE CLARK (duh-MONE)
33 • Linebacker

Playoffs
2022 Dallas.................... 0-00

0.0(0)

0–0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Special Teams Tackles ­– 2022 (2-1-3,).
Playoffs – 2022 (0-1-1, 1 FR).

FUMBLES REC

0

0

0(0)

0

0

0

0

0.0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Tackles ­– 11 at Jacksonville, 12/18/22

73

0 0

0

0.0

0 0

SIDELINESST AT		 TT32 18 – 50

INTERCEPTIONS

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-3)
1
0 2
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

HISTORY

Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas.................. 10-5

SksYds0.0(0)PLAYOFF
RECORDS

DEFENSE

RECORDS

CLARK’S COWBOYS TOTALS

2022 SEASON

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted a player with big-time potential when they selected Damone Clark in the fifth round(176th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft. Clark, a linebacker out of LSU, was projected to be a high pick before he had
spinal fusion surgery to correct a herniated disc discovered in the pre-draft process. He began his rookie season on
the Reserve/NFI list as he recovered and returned to play in 10 games with five starts, amassing 50 tackles and twoforced fumbles in a prominent role on the Cowboys defense. Clark will enjoy the benefit of a full offseason and look tobuild on a solid foundation of work as he enters his second pro season.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/30/22: Drafted in the fifth round (176th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started the season on Reserve/NFI as he recovered from spinal fusion surgery and missed the first seven
games of the year, returning to the field in October and finishing with 50 tackles and two forced fumbles in 10
games played. Added three tackles on special teams.
• Activated from Reserve/NFI for the game against Chicago (10/30) and made his NFL debut to the tune of six
tackles and a pressure.
• Made his first career start at Minnesota (11/20) and recorded four tackles.
• Registered a career-high 11 tackles at Jacksonville (12/18), his first double-digit tackle game.
• Played in both postseason contests, but did not record any stats.
COLLEGE:• One of the top linebackers in LSU history, played in 50 collegiate games and finished his career with 249 tackles, 23.5 tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks and earned the coveted No. 18 jersey as the leader of the defense in2020 and 2021.
• A finalist for the Butkus Award and second-team All-America and All-SEC as a senior in 2021, led the SEC andranked second in the nation in both tackles (135) and tackles-per-game (11.2), while recording double-digit
takedowns in eight games. His 135 tackles ranked as the fourth-highest single-season total in school history• Appeared in all 10 games, starting five, as a junior and tied the team lead in tackles with 63, added four tackles
for loss and a sack.
• Started three-of-15 games played as a sophomore and finished sixth on the team with 50 tackles to go alongwith four tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks.
• Played in 12 games with no starts as a true freshman and saw action mainly on special teams but recorded one
tackle on the year while he trained behind future Tampa Bay Buccaneers first round draft pick Devin WhitePERSONAL:• Rated as the No. 7 player in the state of Louisiana and No. 18 inside linebacker nationally by Rivals out of Southern Lab High School in Baton Rouge, La., where he was part of two state title teams during his prep career.
• Nominated to participate in the Army All-American Bowl Game.
• Originally from New Orleans, his family relocated to Baton Rouge when he was five due to Hurricane Katrina.
• Graduated in December of 2021 with a degree in sports administration from LSU.
• Has a daughter, Dakotah.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach• Read Across America Day.
• Fuel Up to Play 60 events.

DAMONE
CLARK

6-2 • 245 • 6/28/00
Louisiana State • D5c-’22 (176th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-10/5; Career-10/5
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-2/0

STAFF
BRANDIN
COOKS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

BRANDIN COOKS
3 • Wide Receiver

5-10 • 193 • 9/25/93
Oregon State • T(Hou)-’23
NFL: 10th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-13/13; Career-132/120
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-6/6
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added a speedy, big-play threat to their offense when they traded a 2023 fifthround pick and 2024 sixth round pick to Houston for Brandin Cooks. Cooks, who was selected 20th overall
by New Orleans in the 2014 NFL Draft, has played in two Super Bowls - one each with New England and the
LA Rams. He has six career 1,000-yard seasons, which is tied for the third-most in the NFL since he was 2017 2018drafted in 2014. Cooks is also tied for the third-most receiving touchdowns of 40 yards-or-more, trailingonly Tyreek Hill and DeSean Jackson, in that span. Despite being traded to four different teams, Cooks’ production
has not stopped. He joined Brandon Marshall as the only players in NFL history to record at least 1,000 receiving
yards in a season with four different teams. In Dallas, Cooks will play a big part in the passing offense while helping
mentor two-time Pro Bowler CeeDee Lamb and Michael Gallup.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/19/23: Traded to Dallas from Houston for a 2023 fifth round pick and 2024 sixth round pick.
4/7/22:Signed a two-year extension with Houston through 2024.
4/10/20: Traded to Houston from the LA Rams for a 2020 second round pick and 2022 fourth round pick.
7/17/18: Signed a five-year extension with the LA Rams through 2023.
4/3/18:Traded to the LA Rams from New England for a 2018 first round pick and sixth round pick.
3/10/17: Traded to New England from New Orleans for a 2017 first round pick and sixth round pick.
5/8/14:
Drafted in the first round (20th overall) by New Orleans.
2022 (Houston):• Began the season as a team captain and started all 13 games played, missing three due to a calf injury and one
for personal reasons, and caught 57 passes for 699 yards and three touchdowns.
• Played the first seven games of the season before missing a Thursday night tilt against Philadelphia (11/3) due
to personal reasons. Returned to practice the next week and played three games before injuring his calf at
Miami (11/27) and missing three weeks.
• Played the final three games of the season and had a season-best 106 receiving yards and a touchdown on six
receptions in the season finale against Indianapolis (1/8/23).
2021 (Houston):• Totaled a career-high 90 receptions for 1,037 yards and six receiving touchdowns while starting all 16 games,
becoming the third Texans player to record consecutive seasons with 1,000 receiving yards.
• In the season opener against Jacksonville (9/12), tallied five receptions for 132 yards, with 128 of his receiving
yards coming in the first half.
• Posted nine receptions in back-to-back games - at Cleveland (9/19) and against Carolina (9/23) - to become thefirst Texans receiver with consecutive games of nine-or-more receptions since DeAndre Hopkins in 2019.
• Led the team with seven receptions for 102 yards and two touchdowns at Jacksonville (12/19), his eighth
career multi-touchdown game and fourth game of the season with 100-plus receiving yards.
2020 (Houston):• Started all 15 games he played in his first season with the Texans and became the third player in franchise
history with at least 1,000 receiving yards in a single season, joining Andre Johnson and DeAndre Hopkins.
• Finished the season catching 81 passes for 1,150 yards and six touchdowns.
• Reeled in eight receptions for 161 yards and one touchdown against Jacksonville (10/11), his first 100-yard
game with Houston.
• Finished with three receptions for 83 yards, including a 57-yard touchdown pass, at Jacksonville (11/8), tobecome the ninth player in NFL history with a 50-plus yard reception in each of his first seven seasons.
• Had his best career performance with the Texans after posting a career-high 11 receptions and a season-high
166 receiving yards while adding two touchdowns in the season finale against Tennessee (1/3/21).
2019 (LA Rams):• Started all 14 games played and finished the season with 42 receptions for 583 yards and two touchdowns.
• Notched a season-long 57-yard reception on the opening drive against his former team, New Orleans (9/15),
and finished with 74 yards and one touchdown on three receptions.
• Logged his first 100-yard performance of the season at Cleveland (9/22) with a season-high 112 yards on eightcatches with one touchdown.
2018 (LA Rams):• Played in 16 games for the fourth consecutive season and finished with a career-best 1,204 receiving yards on
80 receptions in his first season with the Rams.
• Helped the Rams to a 13-3 regular season record and an appearance in Super Bowl LIII, where they suffered a13-3 defeat at the hands of the New England Patriots.
• Recorded five receiving touchdowns and added 68 rushing yards and a score on 10 carries (6.8 avg.).
• Led the team with seven receptions and 159 receiving yards against Arizona (9/16).
• Logged five games of 100-or-more receiving yards, including three consecutive 100-yard performances from
Weeks 9-11 - at New Orleans (11/4), against Seattle (11/11) and Kansas City (11/19) - tied for the sixth-longest
streak in franchise history.
• In the NFC Championship at New Orleans (1/20/19), caught seven passes for 107 yards.
• Tallied a career postseason high in receptions (eight) and receiving yards (120) in the Super Bowl LIII loss to
New England (2/3/19).

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STAFF
BRANDIN
COOKS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS2017 (New England):• Played in all 16 games, 15 starts, and totaled 65 receptions for 1,082 yards and seven touchdowns while adding
40 rushing yards on nine attempts.
• His single-season career-high average of 16.6 yards-per-reception ranked fourth in the NFL among receivers withat least 50 receptions.
• Joined Antonio Brown as the only wide receivers with at least 1,000 receiving yards and seven touchdowns in eachseason from 2015-17.
• Led the team with 131 yards and two touchdowns on five catches against Houston (9/24).
• Registered six catches for a season-high 149 yards and a touchdown against Oakland (11/19) in Mexico City.
• Started all three postseason contests, including Super Bowl LII against Philadelphia, and registered 10 catchesfor 155 yards in the 2017 postseason.
• Tallied six catches for 100 yards in the AFC Championship win against Jacksonville (1/21/18).
2016 (New Orleans):• Recorded 78 catches for 1,173 yards and eight touchdowns while playing in all 16 games, his second consecutive
1,000-yard season.
• Caught six passes for 143 yards and two touchdowns against Oakland (9/11), including a career-long 98-yard touchdown grab.
• Pulled in seven passes for a season-high 173 yards and one touchdown against Carolina (10/16), including an
87-yard touchdown reception.
• Became the first player in NFL history to have two touchdown receptions of 85-plus yards in his team’s first fivegames.
• Notched a career-high 186 receiving yards and added two touchdowns on seven receptions at Arizona (12/8).
2015 (New Orleans):• Played in all 16 games, 12 starts, while leading the Saints in receptions (84), receiving yards (1,138) and receiving
touchdowns (nine). Added eight carries for 18 yards and returned two punts for 12 yards.
• His 84 receptions were the most by a Saints receiver since Marques Colston (84) in 2010.
• Notched his first career 100-yard game after reeling in five passes for 107 yards at Philadelphia (10/11).
• Established his first double-digit reception game after totaling 10 catches for 124 yards and one touchdown against
Detroit (12/21).
• Recorded a career-high 186 receiving yards and added two touchdowns on seven receptions at Arizona (12/8).
2014 (New Orleans):• Played in 10 games, six starts, as a rookie before missing the final six games due to a broken thumb.
• Finished his first pro season with 53 receptions for 550 yards and three touchdowns while adding seven carries
for 73 yards and one touchdown.
• Totaled 10 punt returns for 35 yards and one kickoff return for 12 yards.
• Made his NFL debut at Atlanta (9/7), tallying seven receptions for 77 yards and a touchdown, which tied the most
receptions in a rookie’s debut in Saints history.
• Recorded a season-high 94 receiving yards and one touchdown on six catches against Green Bay (10/6).
COLLEGE:• Played three seasons at Oregon State (2011-13), where he played in 38 career games (29 starts) before declaring
for the NFL Draft after his junior season.
• Amassed a career total of 3,863 all-purpose yards, consisting of 3,272 receiving yards and 24 touchdowns on
226 receptions and 340 rushing yards on 61 carries. He also had 12 punt returns and eight kickoff returns in his
career with the Beavers.
• Won the Biletnikoff Award and named a consensus first-team All-American in his final season in 2013 after setting
school and Pac 12 single-season receiving records with 128 catches for 1,730 yards and 16 touchdowns. His
2,019 all-purpose yards ranked second in school history.
PERSONAL:• Three-sport athlete at Lincoln High School in Stockton, Calif., where he played football, basketball and ran track.
• As a wide receiver at Lincoln High, became a two-time Section Offensive Player of the Year, all-area selection andteam MVP after finishing with 1,525 all-purpose yards as a senior, including 66 catches for 1,125 yards and 11
touchdowns.
• Majored in human development and family sciences at Oregon State.
• He and his wife, Briannion, have two sons, Sir Maverik Archer and Sir Dash 7.
COMMUNITY:• 2023 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting The Salvation Army.

COOKS’ NFL TOTALS
		

Yds
550
1,138
1,173
1,082
1,204
583
1,150
1,037
699
8,616

Playoffs
2017 New England..........3-3
2018 LA Rams.................3-3
Totals...............................6-6

10
19
29

155
292
447

RECEIVING

RUSHING

Avg
10.4
13.5
15.0
16.6
15.1
13.9
14.2
11.5
12.3
13.7

Long
50t
71t
98t
64t
57t
57t
57t
52t
44t
98t

TD
3
9
8
7
5
2
6
6
3
49

No
7
8
6
9
10
6
0
2
2
50

Yds
73
18
30
40
68
52
0
21
7
309

Avg
10.4
2.3
5.0
5.4
6.8
8.7
0.0
10.5
3.5
6.2

Long
28t
11t
11t
13t
17t
27t
0t
16t
5t
28t

TD
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2

15.5
15.4
15.4

31t
36t
36t

0
0
0

1
1
2

1
5
6

1.0
5.0
3.0

1t
5t
5t

0
0
0

75

SIDELINES

No
53
84
78
65
80
42
81
90
57
630

HISTORY

Year Team
GP-GS
2014 New Orleans.........10-7
2015 New Orleans.........16-12
2016 New Orleans.........16-12
2017 New England........16-15
2018 LA Rams...............16-16
2019 LA Rams...............14-14
2020 Houston................15-15
2021 Houston................16-16
2022 Houston................13-13
Totals...........................132-120

STAFFCOOKS’ NFL TOTALS, cont.
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Receptions –­ 11 vs. Tennessee, 1/3/21
Playoffs – 8 vs. New England, 2/3/19
Receiving Yards –­ 186 at Arizona, 12/18/16
Playoffs – 120 vs. New England, 2/3/19
Long Reception – 98t vs. Las Vegas, 9/11/16
Touchdowns – 2, many times, last at Jacksonville, 12/19/21

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Punt Returns – 2014 (10 for 35 yards),
2015 (2 for 12 yards), 2016 (1 for 2
yards). Totals (13 for 49 yards).

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

BRANDINCOOKSCOOKS’ 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES(26 total - 23 regular; 3 post)

186
173
166
161
159
149
143
141
132
131

at Arizona, 12/18/16 (7 rec.)vs. Carolina, 10/16/16 (7 rec.)vs. Tennessee, 1/3/21 (11 rec.)vs. Jacksonville, 10/11/20 (8 rec.)vs. Arizona, 9/16/18 (7 rec.)at Oakland, 11/19/17 (6 rec.)vs. Oakland, 9/11/16 (6 rec.)vs. Cincinnati, 12/27/20 (7 rec.)vs. Jacksonville, 9/12/21 (5 rec.)vs. Houston, 9/24/17 (5 rec.)

124
123
116
114
112
112
107
107
106
104

vs. Detroit, 12/21/15 (10 rec.)vs. Jacksonville, 12/27/15 (5 rec.)vs. Minnesota, 9/27/18 (7 rec.)at New Orleans, 11/4/18 (6 rec.)at Cleveland, 9/22/19 (8 rec.)vs. Carolina, 9/23/21 (9 rec.)at Philadelphia, 10/11/15 (5 rec.)vs. Kansas City, 11/19/18 (8 rec.)at Indianapolis, 1/8/23 (5 rec.)vs. Carolina, 12/6/15 (6 rec.)

COOKS’ CAREER GAME-BY-GAMERECEIVING

2014 (New Orleans)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
L-@ Atl 9/7............
7
77
11.0
32
L-@ Cle 9/14.........
3
17
5.7
13
W-Min, 9/21...........
8
74
9.3
19
L-@ Dal 9/28.........
5
31
6.2
12
W-TB 10/5.............
9
56
6.2
16
L-@ Det 10/19......
2
23
11.5
14
W-GB, 10/26.........
6
94
15.7
50t
W-@ Car 10/30.....
3
38
12.7
18
L-SF 11/9...............
5
90
18.0
40
L-Cin 11/16............
5
50
10.0
14
L-Bal 11/24............
RESERVE/INJURED-Thumb
RESERVE/INJURED-Thumb
W-at Pit 11/30 ......
L-Car 12/7.............		 RESERVE/INJURED-Thumb
RESERVE/INJURED-Thumb
W-at Chi 12/15......
RESERVE/INJURED-Thumb
L-Atl 12/21.............
W-at TB 12/28.......		 RESERVE/INJURED-Thumb
53
550
10.4
50t
Totals....................

TD
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0

3

Game
L-@ Ari 9/13..........
L-TB 9/20..............
L-@ Car 9/27........
W-Dal 10/4............
L-@ Phi 10/11.......
W-Atl 10/15...........
W-@ Ind 10/25......
W-NYG 11/1..........
L-Ten 11/8.............
L-@ Was 11/15.....
L-@ Hou 11/29......
L-Car 12/6.............
W-@ TB 12/13......
L-Det 12/21...........
W-Jac 12/27..........
W-@ Atl 1/3/16......
Totals....................

2015 (New Orleans)
No
Yds
Avg
4
49
12.3
5
62
12.4
7
79
11.3
4
25
0.0
5
107
6.3
4
41
21.4
6
81
10.3
6
88
14.7
4
71
17.8
5
98
19.6
5
35
7.0
6
104
17.3
3
29
9.7
10
124
12.4
5
123
24.6
5
22
4.4
84 1,138
13.5

Long
30
21
16
13
46
26
47
26t
38t
60t
11
54t
14
28
71t
12
71t

TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
2
0
1
0
1
1
0
9

Game
L-Oak 9/11............
L-@ NYG 9/18......
L-Atl 9/26...............
W-@ SD 10/2........
W-Car 10/16..........
L-@ KC 10/23.......
W-Sea 10/30.........
W-@ SF 11/6........
L-Den 11/13..........
L-@ Car 11/17......
W-LAR 11/27.........

2016 (New Orleans)
No
Yds
Avg
6
143
23.8
7
68
9.7
2
13
6.5
3
31
10.3
7
173
24.7
7
58
8.3
1
21
21.0
4
69
17.3
6
90
15.0
3
49
16.3
0
0
0.0

Long
98t
18
9
15
87t
14
20
28
37
12
0

TD
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0

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102 at Jacksonville, 12/19/21 (7 rec.)101 vs. Seattle, 12/12/21 (8 rec.)100 vs. Seattle, 11/11/18 (10 rec.)Playoffs (3)120 vs. New England, 2/3/19 (8 rec.)107 at New Orleans, 1/20/19 (7 rec.)100 vs. Jacksonville, 1/21/18 (6 rec.)Game
L-Det 12/4.............
L-@ TB 12/11........
W-@ Ari 12/18......
W-TB 12/24...........
L-@ Atl 1/1/17.......
Totals....................

2016 (New Orleans), cont.
No
Yds
Avg
7
73
10.4
5
61
12.2
7
186
26.6
5
98
19.6
3
19
6.3
78 1,173
15.0

Long
39
38
65t
42
12
98t

TD
0
0
2
0
0
8

Game
L-KC 9/7................
W-@ NO 9/17.......
W-Hou 9/24...........
L-Car 10/1.............
W-@ TB 10/5........
W-@ NYJ 10/15....
W-Atl 10/22...........
W-LAC 10/29........
W-@ Den 11/12....
W-@ Oak 11/19....
W-Mia 11/26..........
W-@ Buf 12/3.......
L-@ Mia 12/11......
W-@ Pit 12/17......
W-Buf 12/24..........
W-NYJ 12/31........
Totals....................

2017 (New England)
No
Yds
Avg
3
88
29.3
2
37
18.5
5
131
26.2
3
38
12.7
5
85
17.0
6
93
15.5
4
65
16.3
5
26
5.2
6
74
12.3
6
149
24.8
6
83
13.8
2
17
8.5
1
38
38.0
4
60
15.0
2
19
9.5
5
79
15.8
65 1,082
16.6

Long
54
22
44
17
34
42
27
9
27
64t
37
13
38
43
14
37
64t

TD
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
7

Playoffs
W-Ten 1/13/18......
W-Jac 1/21/18.......
L-Phi 2/4/18...........
Totals....................

3
6
1
10

10.7
16.7
23.0
15.5

13
31
23
31

0
0
0
0

Game
W-@ Oak 9/10......
W-Ari 9/16.............
W-LAC 9/23..........
W-Min 9/27............
W-@ Sea 10/7......
W-@ Den 10/14....
W-@ SF 10/21......
W-GB 10/28..........
L-@ NO 11/4.........
W-Sea 11/11.........
W-KC 11/19...........
W-@ Det 12/2.......
L-@ Chi 12/9.........
L-Phi 12/16............
W-@ Ari 12/23......
W-SF 12/30...........
Totals....................

2018 (LA Rams)
No
Yds
Avg
5
87
17.4
7
159
22.7
7
90
12.9
7
116
16.6
0
0
0.0
2
53
26.5
4
64
16.0
3
74
24.7
6
114
19.0
10
100
10.0
8
107
13.4
4
62
15.5
3
22
7.3
6
59
9.8
3
35
11.7
5
62
12.4
80 1,204
15.1

Long
30
57
21
47t
0
44
23
32
48
17
30
26
12
20
18
21
57

TD
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
5

32
100
23
155

2018 (LA Rams), cont.
No
Yds
Avg
4
7
8
19

65
107
120
292

Long

TD

21
36
24
36

0
0
0
0

16.3
15.3
15.0
15.4

2020 (Houston)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
L-@ KC 9/10.........
2
20
11.0
11
0
L-Bal 9/20..............
5
95
5.7
38
0
L-@ Pit 9/27..........
3
23
9.3
20
0
L-Min 10/4.............
0
0
0.0
0
0
W-Jac 10/11..........
8
161
6.2
36
1
L-@ Ten 10/18......
9
68
11.5
19
1
L-GB, 10/25...........
7
60
15.7
12
0
W-@ Jac 11/8.......
3
83
12.7
57t
1
L-@ Cle 11/15.......
6
39
18.0
10
0
W-NE 11/22...........
4
85
10.0
44
0
W-@ Det 11/26.....
5
85
10.0
27
0
L-Ind 12/6 .............
5
65
10.0
23
0
L-@ Chi 12/13.......		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck, FootL-@ Ind 12/20.......
6
59
10.0
16
0
L-Cin 12/27...........
7
141
10.0
50
1
L-Ten 1/3/21..........
11
166
15.1
38t
2
Totals....................
81 1,150
14.2
57t
6

1
0
6
TD
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
1
3

RECORDS

2022 (Houston)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
T-Ind 9/11..............
7
82
11.7
42
L-@ Den 9/18.......
4
54
13.5
25
L-@ Chi 9/25.........
2
22
11.0
17
L-LAC 10/2............
7
57
8.1
20
W-@ Jac 10/9.......
4
20
5.0
7
L-@ LV 10/23........
4
46
11.5
24
L-Ten 10/30...........
4
73
18.3
44
L-Phi 11/3..............		 INACTIVE-Personal Reasons
L-@ NYG 11/13....
4
37
9.3
25
L-Was 11/20..........
3
70
23.3
41
L-@ Mia 11/27......
5
59
11.8
39
L-Cle 12/4.............		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Calf
L-@ Dal 12/11.......		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Calf
L-KC 12/18............		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Calf
W-@ Ten 12/24.....
4
34
8.5
16
L-Jac 1/1/23..........
4
39
9.8
17
W-@ Ind 1/8/23.....
5
106
21.2
33
Totals....................
57
699
12.3
44

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
2

2022 SEASON

2019 (LA Rams)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
W-@ Car 9/8.........
2
39
19.5
24
0
W-NO 9/15............
3
74
24.7
57
1
W-@ Cle 9/22.......
8
112
14.0
23
0
L-TB 9/29..............
6
71
11.8
23
0
L-@ Sea 10/3........
1
29
29.0
29
0
L-SF 10/13............
3
18
6.0
8
0
W-@ Atl 10/20.......
4
59
14.8
21
0
W-Cin 10/27..........
0
0
0.0
0
0
L-@ Pit 11/10........		INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion
W-Chi 11/17..........		INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion
L-Bal 11/25............
2
32
16.0
22
0
W-@ Ari 12/1........
2
24
12.0
28
0
W-Sea 12/8...........
0
0
0.0
0
0
L-@ Dal 12/15.......
4
46
11.5
17
0
L-@ SF 12/21.......
4
39
9.8
16
1
W-Ari 12/29...........
3
40
13.3
22
0
Totals....................
42
583
13.9
57
2

2021 (Houston)
No
Yds
Avg
Long
5
132
26.4
52
9
78
8.7
22
9
112
12.4
30
5
47
9.4
16
3
23
7.7
14
9
89
9.9
20
5
21
4.2
18
6
83
13.8
45t
6
56
9.3
11
2
18
9.0
10
3
45
15.0
40t
3
38
12.7
14
8
101
12.6
19
7
102
14.6
43t
RESERVE/COVID-19
7
66
9.4
24
3
26
8.7
25
90 1,037
11.5
52

BRANDIN
COOKS

Game
W-Jac 9/12............
L-@ Cle 9/19.........
L-Car 9/23.............
L-@ Buf 10/3.........
L-NE 10/10............
L-@ Ind 10/17.......
L-@ Ari 10/24........
L-LAR 10/31..........
L-@ Mia 11/7........
W-@ Ten 11/21.....
L-NYJ 11/29..........
L-Ind 12/5..............
L-Sea 12/12..........
W-@ Jac 12/19.....
W-LAC 12/26........
L-@ SF 1/2/22......
L-Ten 1/9/22..........
Totals....................

STAFF

Game
Playoffs
W-Dal 1/12/19.......
W-@ NO 1/20/19..
L-NE 2/3/19...........
Totals....................

PLAYOFF
RECORDSJABRIL COX (juh-BREEL)
14 • Linebacker

HISTORY

6-3 • 240 • 4/16/98
Louisiana State • D4a-’21 (115th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-9/0; Career-16/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

77

SIDELINES

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted linebacker Jabril Cox in the fourth round (115th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft,tabbing a highly productive and athletic defensive player. Cox spent the first seven weeks of his rookie season learning
the pro game, playing mostly on special teams, before a torn ACL ended his rookie campaign. He underwent surgery
and spent the offseason rehabbing to return and play nine games in 2022, mostly on special teams units, to record
four tackles on defense and two tackles on special teams.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
11/2/21: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
5/1/21:
Drafted in the fourth round (115th overall) by Dallas.

STAFFJABRIL
COX
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2022:• Played in nine games after returning from a torn ACL in 2021 and contributed four tackles on defense and two
special teams stops.
• Made his season debut at the N.Y. Giants (9/26) but did not record any stats, then recorded his first stats of theseason with two tackles and a special teams stop at Minnesota (11/20).
• Was inactive for both postseason contests.
2021:• Played in each of the first seven games of the season, mainly on special teams, tallying one special teams stopand one tackle before a torn ACL ended his rookie season.
• Made his NFL debut playing mostly on special teams in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), then made his firstcareer defensive tackle - a stop on the goal line - against the N.Y. Giants (10/10).
• Tallied his first career special teams tackle in the win at New England (10/17), then suffered a torn ACL on thepunt team at Minnesota (10/31).
COLLEGE:• Started all 10 games as a graduate transfer for the Tigers defense in 2020, finishing third on the defense with
58 tackles while adding 6.5 tackles for loss, three interceptions and a sack.
• As a junior in 2019 at North Dakota State, recorded 92 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks, including
eight tackles in NDSU’s FCS Championship Game win over James Madison, earning FCS All-America honors.
• As a sophomore in 2018, finished fourth in the Buck Buchanan Award voting, which is presented to the top
defensive player in FCS, leading NDSU with 91 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks and four interceptions returning two of those for touchdowns - in helping the Bison to a 15-0 mark. Named Mountain Valley Conference
Defensive Player of the Year.
• Earned Freshman All-America honors after leading NDSU in tackles (75) and tackles for loss (13), adding 4.5
sacks and three fumble recoveries for the 14-1 Bison.
• Redshirted as a freshman in 2016.
PERSONAL:• Prepped at Raytown South High School in Kansas City, Mo., where he performed as a dual-threat quarterback
who also played wide receiver, linebacker, safety and cornerback in his career as a two-time captain.
• Accounted for 3,107 yards of total offense and 31 touchdowns his senior year, passing for 2,103 yards and 18
touchdowns while running for 1,004 yards and 13 scores as a first-team all-district honoree.
• Graduated from North Dakota State in the spring of 2019 with a degree in psychology and a minor in business
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

COX’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................... 7-02022 Dallas.................... 9-0
Totals........................... 16-0

ST AT		 TT
1
0–
1
2
2–
4
3
2–
5

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 0-0					RESERVE/INJURED-Knee		
2022 Dallas.................... 0-000–0
0.0(0)0(0)00Totals............................. 0-000–0
0.0(0)
0(0)
0
0

0
0

RESERVE/INJURED		 RESERVE/INJURED0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles – 2021 (1-0-1), 2022 (1-1-2). Totals (2-1-3).

SIDELINESHISTORYMALIK DAVIS
34 • Running Back

5-10 • 205 • 11/26/98
Florida • UDFA-’22
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-12/0 Career-12/0
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-2/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys signed Malik Davis as an undrafted free agent following the 2022 NFL Draft, adding a shifty
and under-utilized back from Florida to a talented backfield group. Davis played in 46 games over five years at Florida
and rushed 284 times for 1,470 yards with eight touchdowns, also catching 70 passes for 726 yards. In his first yearwith Dallas, Davis played in 12 games as a change-of-pace back and special teams regular, carrying the ball 38 times
for 161 yards with a touchdown and catching six passes for 63 yards. With the departure of Ezekiel Elliott, Davis figures
to garner a bigger share of the offensive snaps at running back in 2023 and will look to provide a spark to the Cowboys
backfield in his second season.

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•

•
•

•
•
•

•

•
•
•

DAVIS’ COWBOYS TOTALS
		

No
38

Yds
161

Playoffs
2022 Dallas......................2-0

0

0

RUSHINGRECEIVING

Avg
4.2

Long
23t

TD
1

No
6

Yds
63

Avg
10.5

Long
18t

TD
0

0.0

0t

0

0

0

0.0

0tt

0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles – 2022 (2-0-2).

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas....................12-0

RECORDS

•
•
•
•
•
•

2022 SEASON

•

MALIK
DAVIS

•

STAFF

TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Waived, signed to the practice squad (8/31) and activated (10/29).
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:
Finished the season with 38 carries for 161 yards and a touchdown, also catching six passes for 63 yards while
playing in 12 games after a callup from the practice squad in October.
Elevated from the practice squad at Philadelphia (10/16) and against Detroit (10/23) before signing to theactive roster for the remainder of the regular season prior to the contest against Chicago (10/30). Recorded
his first NFL carries against the Bears, toting the ball eight times for 23 yards and catching two passes for 18
yards.
Scored his first career touchdown against Indianapolis (12/4), rushing 23 yards to the endzone.
Tallied a season-best 62 scrimmage yards at Tennessee (12/29), with 39 yards on the ground and 23 yards
through the air.
COLLEGE:
Played in 46 games over five years at Florida, rushing 284 times for 1,470 yards (5.2 avg.) with eight touchdowns while also catching 70 passes for 726 yards and two touchdowns.
Started at running back in 12-of-13 games as a senior in 2021, rushing 92 times for 487 yards and five touchdowns with 23 receptions for 217 yards and two receiving touchdowns.
Appeared in all 12 games of the season and started two in 2020, tallying 310 rushing yards on 66 carries (4.7
avg.) and 377 receiving yards with 31 receptions (12.2 avg.).
As a redshirt sophomore in 2019 appeared in 12 games at running back and on special teams, totaling 86
yards and a touchdown on 34 rushes, adding six receptions for 41 yards.
Played in just three games in 2018 and had 61 yards on 13 carries before sustaining a season-ending knee
injury and earning a medical redshirt.
Played in seven games, starting two, as a true freshman in 2017 before suffering a season-ending injury against
Georgia. Ranked second on the team in rushing, totaling 526 yards on 79 carries and two touchdowns, earning
All-SEC Freshman Team honors.
PERSONAL:
Finished his career at Jesuit High School in Tampa, Fla. as the all-time rushing leader in the county with 7,025
career yards, averaging 8.5 yards-per-attempt and scoring 83 touchdowns.
Named the 2016 Hillsborough Offensive Player of the Year by the Tampa Bay Times as a senior, rushing for 2,469
yards and 11.5 yards-per-attempt with 33 touchdowns, leading the team to a 12-1 record and the 5A statechampionship game.
Earned his degree in education sciences from Florida.
COMMUNITY:
2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
Hispanic Heritage outreach

8/30/22:
5/12/22:

TREVON DIGGS (TRAY-von)
HISTORY

7 • Cornerback

6-1 • 204 • 9/20/98
Alabama • D2-’20 (51st overall)
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-45/44
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-3/3

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SIDELINES

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys bolstered their defensive backfield when they selected Trevon Diggs - one of
the top cornerbacks and one of the best all-around athletes - in the second round (51st overall) of the 2020
NFL Draft. Diggs, who started his collegiate career as a receiver at Alabama, made the switch to defense
as a sophomore and continued to improve each season. As a rookie in Dallas, Diggs started 11 of the 12 2021 2022
games he played, missing four in the middle of the season with a broken foot. Diggs finished his rookie
season as the first Cowboys rookie to lead the team outright in interceptions (three) since Terence Newman in 2003, thefirst rookie to lead the team in breakups (14) since Byron Jones in 2015 and the first to lead in both categories since 1984

STAFF
TREVON
DIGGS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

when Dallas started tracking breakups. Diggs had a breakout year in his second season, leading the NFL and tying a franchise record with 11 interceptions - returning two for touchdowns - making him the first Cowboy to lead the NFL in picks
since Everson Walls in 1981. Diggs was named a Pro Bowl starter and earned first-team All-Pro honors for his efforts.
Starting all 16 games he played, primarily shadowing the top opposing receivers, Diggs also led the defense with 21
breakups and finished seventh with 56 tackles - tying his total from his rookie season. Diggs grew into a complete covercorner as a third-year player, often shadowing the opponent’s best receiver while recording three interceptions, 14 pass
breakups and registered a forced incompletion percentage of 12.1%, per PFF, on his way to his second straight Pro Bowl.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
11/18/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a foot injury and activated (12/19).
4/24/20: Drafted in the second round (51st overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Earned a spot on the NFC Pro Bowl roster for the second straight season, recording a career-high 59 tackles,
three interceptions, a team-leading 14 breakups and a fumble recovery.
• Became the first Cowboys corner since Deion Sanders (1996-99) to make the Pro Bowl in consecutive years.
• Recorded interceptions in back-to-back games, picking up his first of the year at the N.Y. Giants (9/26) and thenfollowing up with a pilfer against Washington (10/2). Added three breakups in each of those games.
• Picked off his third pass of the season against Detroit (10/23).
• Was named a team captain at Green Bay (11/13) and finished with five tackles.
2021:• Earned a spot on the NFC Pro Bowl roster while becoming the third Dallas Cowboy to lead the NFL in interceptions, finishing with a franchise-record tying 11.
• First-team All-Pro, becoming the first Dallas cornerback to earn the honors since Deion Sanders in 1999.
• Also led the team with 21 breakups and finished seventh with 56 tackles. Since pass breakups were tracked
starting in 1984, he is the only player in NFL history with 11 interceptions and 20-plus breakups in a season.
• Had an interception in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), then posted six tackles and a pick at the LA Chargers(9/19), before picking up two tackles, three breakups and an interception he returned 59 yards for his firstcareer touchdown against Philadelphia (9/27).
• Took home NFC Defensive Player of the Month (September) for his effort in the first month of the season - ninetackles, six breakups, three interceptions - one pick-six. Became the fourth Cowboy to win the award.
• After his PoM award for September, opened October with NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for his
four-tackle, two-interception performance against Carolina (10/3). Became the second Cowboy (Don Bishop,1961) to open a season with at least one interception in each of the first four games.
• Had six tackles, two breakups and his fifth straight game with an interception in the win over the N.Y. Giants(10/10). Became the second Cowboy (Bishop, 1961) with an interception in each of the first five games of aseason and the fourth NFL player since the merger with six picks through the first five games.
• Extended his interception streak to six games to start the season with one he returned 42 yards for a touchdown at New England (10/17). Became the fourth player in NFL history - first since 2003 - to tally a pick in eachof the first six games of a season. Added six tackles and a breakup in the win.
• Had his interception streak come to an end, failing to pick off a pass in the win at Minnesota (10/31).
• Added his eighth theft of the season, along with two tackles and a breakup, in the win over Atlanta (11/14).
• Picked off his ninth pass of the season to go with five tackles and a breakup at New Orleans (12/2), then was
the defensive captain at Washington (12/12), finishing with two tackles and three breakups.
• Tied Walls (1981) for Dallas’ single-season franchise record for interceptions, picking off his 11th pass of theseason to go with two tackles and two breakups in the blowout win over Washington (12/26). The theft cameon Washington’s first offensive play of the game.
• Was Inactive/Illness for the season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22), then notched four tackles in his playoff debut
in the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22).
2020:• Started 11 of the 12 games he played (missing four mid-season with a broken foot), becoming the first Cowboys
rookie to lead the team outright in interceptions (three) since Terence Newman in 2003, the first rookie to lead theteam in breakups (14) since Byron Jones in 2015 and the first to lead in both categories since 1984 when Dallas
started tracking breakups. Diggs was also sixth on the defense with 57 tackles while adding one sack, one tackle
for loss and a forced fumble.
• Made his NFL debut in a start in the opener at the LA Rams (9/13) and had four tackles, becoming the first
Dallas rookie cornerback to start a season opener since Morris Claiborne in 2012. Also joined CeeDee Lamband Terence Steele as starters to mark the first time the Cowboys had three rookies start a season opener
since 2002 (Antonio Bryant, Andre Gurode and Roy Williams).
• Had a season-best eight tackles to go with a breakup and his first career forced fumble at Seattle (9/27).
• Credited with his first career sack to go with eight tackles against Cleveland (10/4).
• Intercepted the first two passes of his career and logged a season-best four breakups at Philadelphia (11/1).
Became the first Cowboys rookie with two interceptions since Sean Lee’s pair at Indianapolis (12/5/10).
• Had seven tackles against Pittsburgh (11/8) before a foot injury landed him on Reserve/Injured.
• Returned to action against San Francisco (12/20) to the tune of four tackles, including his first tackle for loss,
and a breakup.
COLLEGE:• Returned from injury as a senior to start all 12 games and tied for the team lead with eight pass breakups while
adding 37 tackles and tying for second on the team with three interceptions - returning one 84 yards for a
touchdown. Also recovered two fumbles, returning one 100 yards for a score.
• Worked in as a starter as a junior but was limited to six starts in six games as a foot injury ended his season.
Had 20 tackles, seven breakups, a forced fumble and his first career interception.
• Made the full-time switch to defense as a sophomore, while also handling some return duties, and notched six
tackles and three breakups, and returned 18 punts for 154 yards (8.6 avg.) and two kickoffs for 74 yards.
• Saw time on both sides of the ball and at kickoff and punt returner as a true freshman, averaging 23.7 yardsper-kickoff return (seven for 166 yards), 10.0 yards-per-punt return (13 for 130), while catching 11 passes for
88 yards and a touchdown and five tackles and a forced fumble on defense.
PERSONAL:• Was a standout receiver at Avalon High School in Gaithersburg, Md., and caught 78 passes for 1,008 yards and
15 touchdowns as a junior.
• Also played on Avalon’s basketball team.
• Brother, Stefon, plays for the Buffalo Bills.

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COMMUNITY:
2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
2022-23 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

STAFF

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DIGGS’ COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEST AT		 TT45 11 – 56
47 9 – 56
54 5 – 59
146 25 – 171

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 1-1
2022 Dallas.................... 2-2
Totals............................. 3-3

4
3
7

0–
3–
3–

4
6
10

0
0
0

0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0 0t 0
0.0 0t 0
0.0 0t 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Tackles ­– 8 at Seattle, 9/20/20, vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20

and vs. Chicago, 10/30/20
Solo Tackles ­– 8 at Seattle, 9/20/20
PBUs –­ 4 at Philadelphia, 11/1/20
Interceptions –­ 2 at Philadelphia, 11/1/20 and vs. Carolina, 10/3/21

DIGGS’ INTERCEPTIONS BY QUARTERBACK(17 total)

Jalen Hurts....................2
Tom Brady.....................1
Jared Goff.....................1

Taylor Heinicke.............1
Justin Herbert................1
Taysom Hill....................1

INTs

Daniel Jones.................1
Mac Jones.....................1
Matt Ryan......................1

2021 (Dallas), cont.

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
W-@ NYG 12/19..... 3 1 – 4		 2 1/0 0t 0
W-Was 12/26.......... 2 0 – 2		 2 1/0 0t 0
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 3 0 – 3
W-@ Phi 1/8/22......					INACTIVE/ILLNESS
Totals...................... 47 9 – 56		 21 11/142 59t 2

Lg TD

4

0–

4

2022 (Dallas)

10 0
33 0

2021 (Dallas)

Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

81

1
2
3

1–
2–
3–

2
4
6

SIDELINES

INTs
Tk/
No/
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
1		 2 1/0 0t 0
6		 1 1/0 0t 02		 3 1/59 59t 1
4		 2 2/23 23t 0
6		 2 1/18 18t 0
6		 1 1/42 42t 1
1
3		 1
2		 1 1/0 0t 0
4
5
5		 1 1/0 0t 0
2		 3

HISTORY

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-TB 9/11................. 3 0 – 3		 2
W-Cin 9/18.............. 5 0 – 5		 1
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 1 0 – 1		 3 1/7 7 0
W-Was 10/2............						3 1/0 0 0
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 6 0 – 6		
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 1 1 – 2		
W-Det 10/23............ 1 1 – 2		 2 1/3 3 0
W-Chi 10/30............ 6 2 – 8		 1
L-@ GB 11/13......... 4 1 – 5
W-@ Min 11/20....... 3 0 – 3		 1
W-NYG 11/24.......... 7 0 – 7
W-IND 12/4............. 1 0 – 1
W-Hou 12/11........... 5 0 – 5
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 7 0 – 7
W-Phi 12/24............ 2 0 – 2		
W-@ Ten 12/19....... 1 0 – 1		 1
L-@ Was 1/8/23...... 1 0 – 1
Totals...................... 54 5 – 59		 14 3/10 7 0

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

33 0

RECORDSDIGGS’ CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds
L-@ LAR 9/13......... 1 3 – 4
W-Atl 9/20............... 3 1 – 4		 1
L-@ Sea 9/27.......... 8 0 – 8		 1
L-Cle 10/4............... 3 5 – 8
W-NYG 10/11.......... 3 1 – 4		 1
L-Ari 10/19.............. 3 0 – 3		 1
L-@ Was 10/25....... 2 0 – 2		 2l-@ Phi 11/1............ 7 0 – 7		 4 2/33
L-Pit 11/8................. 7 0 – 7
W-@ Min 11/22.......				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-Was 11/26............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-@ Bal 12/3...........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ Cin 12/13.......				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-SF 12/20............. 3 1 – 4 1(-1) 1
W-Phi 12/27............ 1 0 – 1		 1 1/10
L-@ NYG 1/3/21..... 4 0 – 4		 2
Totals...................... 45 11 – 56 1(-1) 14 3/43

Game
ST AT
L-@ TB 9/9.............. 1 0 –W-@ LAC 9/19....... 6 0 –W-Phi 9/27.............. 2 0 –W-Car 10/3.............. 4 0 –W-NYG 10/10......... 4 2 –W-@ NE 10/17....... 5 1 –W-@ Min 10/31....... 1 0 –L-Den 11/7.............. 1 2 –W-Atl 11/14.............. 2 0 –L-@ KC 11/21......... 4 0 –
L-LV 11/25............... 4 1 –W-@ NO 12/2......... 4 1 –W-@ Was 12/12..... 1 1 –0
00

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

2022 SEASON

2020 (Dallas)

FUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-1)
0 14 1
3 43 14.3 33t 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 21 0 11 142 12.9 59t 2 0 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 14 03 10 3.3 7t 0 1 17 17.0 17 01(-1)
0 49 1 17 195 11.5 59t 2 1 17 17.0 17 0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Punt Returns ­– 2021 (2 for 10 yards).

Carson Wentz...............3
Sam Darnold.................2
Mike Glennon................2

INTERCEPTIONSSksYds1.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
1.0(0)

TREVON
DIGGSYear Team
GP-GS
2020 Dallas.................. 12-112021 Dallas.................. 16-16
2022 Dallas.................. 17-17
Totals........................... 45-44

STAFFRICO
DOWDLE2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESRICO DOWDLE
23 • Running Back

5-11 • 218 • 6/14/98
South Carolina • UDFA-’20
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-5/0; Career-20/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-IR; Career-0/0
PRO: Rico Dowdle signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent following the 2020 NFL Draft and impressed coaches
enough through training camp to earn a spot on the active roster, becoming one-of-three rookie free agents with
Terence Steele and Sean McKeon to make the squad out of training camp. Dowdle played in 15 games, seeing
most of his time on special teams, and finished the year with seven carries for 24 yards, four kickoff returns for
152 yards (38.0 avg) and two special teams tackles. He returned in 2021 looking to improve upon his experience
as a rookie and earn more playing time, but a hip injury suffered in preseason action landed him on Reserve/Injured
for the entire year. Dowdle played in five games in 2022, but again was injured and forced to Reserve/Injured forthe remainder of the year.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
10/15/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with an ankle injury.
8/25/21: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a hip injury.
5/6/20:Signed with Dallas as an undrafted free agent.
2022:• Played in five games on special teams units and finished with one tackle before an ankle injury forced him toReserve/Injured for the second consecutive season.
• Made his lone special teams tackle of the year against Cincinnati (9/18).
2021:• Spent the season on Reserve/Injured after suffering a hip injury in preseason action on Aug. 21 against Houston.
2020:• Joined Sean McKeon and Terence Steele as the only undrafted rookies to make the squad out of training camp
and played in 15 games, seeing most of his time on special teams.
• As a reserve running back, rushed seven times for 24 yards, returned four kickoffs 152 yards and logged three
special teams tackles.
• Made his NFL debut playing on special teams in the opener at the LA Rams (9/13).
• Logged his first NFL stats, rushing three times for 13 yards late in the fourth quarter against Arizona (10/19).
• Returned his first career kickoff 64 yards in the game against Pittsburgh (11/8).
COLLEGE:• In four years at South Carolina, started 29-of-39 games played and rushed for 2,167 yards and 16 touchdowns
on 428 carries. Caught 62 passes for 483 yards and three touchdowns.
• As a senior rushed for 498 yards and four touchdowns on 106 carries and caught 22 passes for 167 yards,
starting 10-of-12 games.
• Led the team with 654 yards while adding four touchdowns on 123 carries (5.3 avg.) and caught 14 passes
for 133 yards and one score, starting eight-of-12 games as a junior.
• Played in just eight games with four starts as a sophomore and was third on the team with 241 yards on 66
carries with two touchdowns.
• Started seven-of-nine games played as a true freshman and led the team with 133 carries for 764 yards with
six touchdowns. Also caught 15 passes for 55 yards with one score.
PERSONAL:• Earned all-state and PARADE All-America honors as a senior at A.C. Reynolds High School in Asheville, N.C.
• Rushed for 2,545 yards and 51 touchdowns in his final prep campaign.
• Has a daughter, Araiya.
• Graduated with a degree in retailing.
COMMUNITY:• 2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

DOWDLE’S COWBOYS TOTALS		RUSHING

Year Team
GP-GS
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
2020 Dallas....................15-0
7
24
3.4
7t
0
2021 Dallas......................0-0			RESERVE/INJURED-Hip		
2022 Dallas......................5-0
0
0
0.0
0t
0
Totals.............................15-0
7
24
3.4
7t
0
Playoffs
2021 Dallas......................0-0			RESERVE/INJURED-Hip		
2022 Dallas......................0-0			RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle		
Totals...............................0-0
0
0
0.0
0
0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

No
0
0
0

0

RESERVE/INJURED-Hip
RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle
0
0.0
0t

Kickoff Returns – 2020 (4 for 152, 38.0 avg., 64 long).
Special Teams Tackles – 2020 (3-0-3), 2022 (1-0-1). Totals 4-0-4).

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RECEIVING

Yds
Avg
Long
0
0.0
0t
RESERVE/INJURED-Hip
0
0.0
0t
0
0.0
0t

TD
0
0
0

0

STAFFCHUMA EDOGA (CHU-ma EE-doe-gah)
71 • Guard/Tackle

2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys signed Chuma Edoga in the 2023 offseason as a versatile offensive lineman with inside/outside capability to help solidify their front unit. Originally drafted in the third round (92nd overall) by the N.Y. Jets in
2019, Edoga has appeared in 25 games with 13 starts over his four-year career for the Jets and Falcons.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/21/23: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
12/31/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
8/30/22: Released and claimed off waivers by Atlanta (8/31).
11/13/21: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
12/17/19: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
4/26/19: Drafted in the third round (92nd overall) by the N.Y. Jets.
2022 (N.Y. Jets/Atlanta):• Released after training camp by the N.Y. Jets and claimed off waivers by Atlanta (8/31), playing in two gameswith one start at guard for the Falcons.
• Inactive for 11 games before lending on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury for the final two games.
• Made his season debut in Week 3 at Seattle (9/25).
• Blocked for an offense that rushed for 149 yards on 33 carries against Chicago (11/20), starting at left guard.
2021 (N.Y. Jets):• Played in four games with no starts, suffering a knee injury in November that forced him to Reserve/Injured.
• Made his season debut at New England (10/24) and then played against Cincinnati (10/31) after dressing but
not playing in the first five games of the season.
• Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury but returned to play in the final two games of the season, against
Tampa Bay (1/2/22) and at Buffalo (1/9/22).
2020 (N.Y. Jets):• Started four-of-11 games played, rotating at right tackle (two games) and left tackle (two games) and was active
for four more games but did not play.
• Started Week 3 at Indianapolis (9/27), getting the nod at right tackle before flipping over to left tackle to start
the following week against Denver (10/1).
• Started at right tackle against Arizona (10/11) and then again flipped to left tackle to start at Miami (10/18).
• Played in seven additional games as a reserve lineman.
2019 (N.Y. Jets):• Started all eight games he played, entering the lineup in Week 5 and starting at right tackle (five games) and left
tackle (three games), but missed the final five games due to a knee injury.
• Made his NFL debut at Philadelphia (10/6), starting at right tackle.
• Started four additional games at right tackle, against Dallas (10/13), against the N.Y. Giants (11/10), at Washington (11/17) and against Oakland (11/24).
• Started at left tackle against New England (10/21), at Jacksonville (10/27) and at Miami (11/3).
• Suffered a knee injury against Oakland (11/24) and missed three games before being placed on Reserve/
Injured, ending his season.
COLLEGE:• Played four seasons (2015-18) at Southern California, appearing in 34 games with 16 starts and earning second-team All-PAC 12 honors by the coaches in 2018.
• Started 10 games at right tackle, missing the California (11/10) and UCLA (11/17) games due to injury.
• Started 12 games at right tackle as a junior in 2017.
• Appeared in nine games as a backup tackle in 2016.
• Appeared in 13 games, starting two at right tackle, as a freshman in 2015.
PERSONAL:• Attended McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Ga., and was named 2014 Parade All-American first-team,
Max Preps All-American first-team, All-State Class AAAAAA first-team and USA Today All-Georgia as a senior.
• Earned first-team all-state honors as a junior in 2013.
• Majored in political economy/political science at USC.
• Has a daughter, Julianna.
COMMUNITY:• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

CHUMA
EDOGA

6-4 • 315 • 5/25/97
Southern California • UDFA-’23
NFL: 5th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-2/1; Career-25/13
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

EDOGA’S NFL TOTALS83

SIDELINESGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2019 (8/8, 0/0-NYJ), 2020 (11/4, 0/0-NYJ),
2021 (4/0, 0/0-NYJ), 2022 (2/1, 0/0-Atl). Totals (25/13, 0/0)

STAFFMATT
FARNIOK
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

MATT FARNIOK (FAR-nee-ack)
68 • Center

6-5 • 316 • 9/26/97
Nebraska • D7-’21 (238th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-7/2; Career-19/2
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted offensive lineman Matt Farniok in the seventh round (238th overall) of the 2021 NFL
Draft, securing a versatile interior lineman to compete on a talented Cowboys offensive line. Farniok, one-of-13 two-time
captains in Nebraska football history, played in 39 games over a four-year career for the Cornhuskers, including 32
consecutive starts. As he eased into the pro game, Farniok played in 12 contests, mainly on special teams, but did
gain late-game experience at center and guard that he parlayed into a greater role on Dallas’ offensive line in 2022 bystarting two-of-seven games played - missing the second half of the season due to injury.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
10/26/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a hamstring injury.
5/1/21:
Drafted in the seventh round (238th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in seven games, starting two at left guard, before a hamstring injury ended his season prematurely.
• Made the first start of his career against Cincinnati (9/18), filling in for an injured Connor McGovern at left guard.
• Placed on Reserve/Injured on Oct. 26 with a hamstring injury, ending his season.
2021:• Played in 12 games, mainly on special teams.
• Made his NFL debut on special teams in the season opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), then saw offensive snaps forthe first time in his career in the game against Atlanta (11/14).
• Inactive for the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22).
COLLEGE:• One-of-13 two-time captains in Nebraska history, started every game on the offensive line as an honorable
mention All-Big Ten selection in 2020, including seven games at right guard and one contest at center.
• A team captain and Nebraska’s Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2019, started all 12 games at right tackle as
a junior and played a key part of an offensive line that helped NU rank third in the Big Ten in rushing offense.
• Started all 12 games at right tackle as a sophomore in 2018 as the Huskers averaged 456.2 yards of total
offense-per-game - the program’s highest total in six years - while producing more than 560 yards of offense infour games in 2018.
• Was a key contributor to the Huskers offensive line in 2017, appearing in seven games and earning four starts.
• Redshirted and worked on the scout team offense in 2016.
PERSONAL:• Attended Washington High School in Sioux Falls, S.D., helping the team to a to an 11-1 record and the Class
11AAA state championship in 2015.
• Named the South Dakota Gatorade Player of the Year, the USA Today South Dakota Player of the Year and wasa first-team Parade All-American as a senior in 2015.
• Helped the offense produce better than 4,500 yards of total offense, including 230 rushing yards per game, asa senior on the offensive line.
• Also played basketball at Washington High and was on the honor roll all four years.
• Earned his degree in criminology and criminal justice in May, 2020.
COMMUNITY:• WrestleMania 38 Special Olympics Camp.
• 2022-23 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Character Conversations with Character Playbook.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

FARNIOK’S COWBOYS TOTALSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2021 (12/0, 0/0), 2022 (7/2, 0/0). Totals (19/2, 0/0).

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SIMI FEHOKO (SIM-ee FAY-hoko)
81 • Wide Receiver2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys used their fifth round selection (179th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft on Stanford wide
receiver Simi Fehoko. Fehoko was a big-play threat in his three years at Stanford, racking up seven catches of 20-plus
yards in just six games during a shortened 2020 season. In his first year in Dallas, Fehoko saw time in five games,
mainly on special teams. Fehoko’s second season got off to a promising start, as he played in the first five games ofthe season and caught three passes for 24 yards, but suffered a shoulder injury that forced him to Reserve/Injured forthe remainder of 2022. He will look to enter 2023 healthy and compete for an increased role on the offense.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
10/15/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a shoulder injury.
5/1/21:
Drafted in the fifth round (179th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in five games and caught three passes for 24 yards before a shoulder injury forced him to Reserve/
Injured and ended his season.
• Caught the first passes of his career, recording two for 12 yards in the season opener against Tampa Bay(9/11).
• Left the game at the LA Rams (10/9) with a shoulder injury that forced him to Reserve/Injured and ended his
season.
2021:• Played in five games, mainly on special teams, but did not have any statistics.
• Made his NFL debut on special teams in the season-opener at Tampa Bay (9/9).
• Placed on Reserve/COVID-19 for the game against Washington (12/26), returned for the game against Arizona(1/2/22) but was inactive.
• Inactive for the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22)
COLLEGE:• A first-team All-Pac 12 selection by the Associated Press, coaches and Phil Steele after catching 37 passes for
574 yards and three touchdowns in six games. in 2020
• In 2019 played in all 12 games as a redshirt freshman, totaling 24 receptions for 566 yards and six touchdowns.
• Played in each of the last four games as a true freshman in 2018 and had one catch for six yards.
PERSONAL:• Rated a four-star recruit and the No. 8 receiver in the nation out of Brighton High School in Cottonwood Heights,
Utah and tabbed as a two-time first-team All-State selection.
• Holds the Utah state record for career receiving yards (3,751) and receiving touchdowns (41) and holds thestate single-season receiving touchdowns record with 24.
• Married the former Bailee Larson in March 2020.
• Majored in communications at Stanford.
COMMUNITY:• 2021 Play 60 Everybody Plays Field Day.
• 2021-22 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• WrestleMania 38 Special Olympics Camp.
• American Cancer Society Gene and Jerry Jones Family Hope Lodge Dallas Starbot Visits.
• 2022-23 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

SIMI
FEHOKO

6-4 • 218 • 11/5/97
Stanford • D5-’21 (179th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-5/0; Career-10/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

FEHOKO’S COWBOYS TOTALS
Year Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas......................5-0
2022 Dallas......................5-0
Totals.............................10-0

No
0
3
3

Playoffs
02021 Dallas......................0-0
2022 Dallas......................0-0		
Totals...............................0-0
0

Yds
0
24
24

RECEIVING
Avg
0.0
8.0
8.0

Long
0t
12t
12t

TD
0
0
0

No
0
0
0

0
0.0
0t
0
RESERVE/INJURED-Shoulder		
0
0.0
0t
0

0

Avg
0.0
0.0
0.0

Long
0t
0t
0t

TD
0
0
0

0
0
0t
RESERVE/INJURED-Shoulder
0
0.0
0t

0
0

SIDELINES

85

0

RUSHING

Yds
000

HISTORY		STAFFJAKE
FERGUSON
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

JAKE FERGUSON
87 • Tight End

6-5 • 252 • 1/19/99
Wisconsin • D4-’22 (129th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/8; Career-16/8
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-2/2
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys chose Wisconsin tight end Jake Ferguson in the fourth round (129th overall) of the 2022
NFL Draft. At Wisconsin, Ferguson established himself as a solid run blocker known for his reliable set of hands after
catching a pass in all 47 collegiate appearances, a Wisconsin school record. The addition of Ferguson gave Dallas an
upper hand in the run game in 2022, as the Cowboys ranked second in the league in rush yards with multiple tight ends
on the field (962). Ferguson also recorded 19 catches in his rookie campaign, the fourth-most catches by a rookie
tight end in Cowboys history, in 16 games played with eight starts. With the departure of Dalton Schultz in the 2023
offseason, Ferguson will be relied on to grow into a complete and consistent threat at the tight end position.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/30/22: Drafted in the fourth round (129th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started eight-of-16 games played as a rookie, catching 19 passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns, teamingwith fellow rookie Peyton Hendershot to become the third rookie tight end duo in NFL history with multiple
receiving touchdowns in their first season.
• His 19 catches ranked fourth by a Cowboys rookie tight end in franchise history.
• Earned the first start of his career against Cincinnati (9/18), starting in a two-tight end set.
• Caught the first passes of his career, hauling in two for 13 yards at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Recorded a season-high four catches for 40 yards and his first career touchdown at Philadelphia (10/16).
• Had a season-long 30-yard reception against the N.Y. Giants (11/24), leading to his season-best 57 receiving
yards.
• Started both postseason contests in multiple tight end sets, catching one pass for 34 yards at Tampa Bay(1/16/23) in the Wild Card Round.
COLLEGE:• Started all 13 games as a senior in 2021 for the Badgers, earning first-team All-Big Ten honors (coaches),reeling in a single-season career-high 46 catches for 450 yards and tying the team lead with three scores.
• Earned an invite to the Reese’s Senior Bowl - one-of-six Senior Bowl participants selected by Dallas in 2022 - andcaught three passes for a game-high 62 yards and a touchdown in the all-star game.
• Had a catch in each of his 47 collegiate games, setting the school record for consecutive games with a reception.
• Started all 14 games in 2020 and recorded 33 receptions for 407 yards and two touchdowns, earning a consensus All-Big Ten honorable mention selection.
• Started all 14 games in 2019 and recorded 33 receptions for 407 yards and two touchdowns, earning a consensus All-Big Ten honorable mention selection.
• Played in all 13 games, with two starts, and finished as the Badgers second leading receiver with 36 catchesfor 456 yards and four touchdowns, earning All-Big Ten honorable mention team as a redshirt freshman in 2018.
• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2017.
PERSONAL:• A consensus four-star recruit out of Memorial High School in Madison, Wisc., and rated the No. 2 tight end
prospect in the country.
• Played both offense and defense in high school, finishing his career with 1,795 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns while adding 314 tackles, 29 for loss, 5.0 sacks, five interceptions and four forced fumbles on defense.
• Grandson of Barry Alvarez, the former head football coach and athletic director at Wisconsin, who has thelongest head coaching tenure and most wins in program history.
• Majored in communication at Wisconsin.
COMMUNITY:• 2022-23 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.
• Play 60 Week events.

FERGUSON’S COWBOYS TOTALSSIDELINES

		Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas....................16-8

No
19

Yds
174

Playoffs
2022 Dallas......................2-2

1

34

RECEIVING

RUSHING

Avg
9.2

Long
30t

TD
2

No
0

Yds
0

Avg
0.0

Long
0t

TD
0

34.0

34t

0

0

0

0

0t

0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles – 2022 (1-0-1).
Playoffs – 2022 (1-0-1).

86STAFFDANTE FOWLER
56 • Defensive End

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

87

2022 SEASON

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added a talented veteran to their defensive line rotation when they signed Dante
Fowler during 2022 free agency. The former first round pick of Jacksonville (third overall in 2015) has a knackfor jarring the ball loose, forcing 10 career fumbles to go along with 35.0 sacks and 44 tackles for loss in six
NFL seasons. Fowler primarily played at outside linebacker in a 3-4 defensive scheme with Atlanta in 2021, and 2018
in Dallas he moved back to his primary position at defensive end under the watchful eye of Defensive Coordinator
Dan Quinn, who coached Fowler previously with the Atlanta Falcons and in college at Florida. Fowler enjoyed a resurgent 2022 season, racking up 6.0 sacks, 29 pressures, three tackles for loss and two forced fumbles in a rotationalrole for the Cowboys defense. He re-joins Dallas for the 2023 season and will look to continue his pursuit of opposing
quarterbacks.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/21/23: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
2/16/22: Released by Atlanta and signed a one-year contract with Dallas (3/21) through 2022.
3/18/20: Signed a three-year contract with Atlanta through 2022.
3/11/19: Signed a one-year contract with the LA Rams through 2019.
10/30/18: Traded to the LA Rams from Jacksonville for a 2019 third round draft pick and 2020 fifth round pick.
8/29/15: Placed on Reserve/Injured with an ACL injury.
4/30/15: Drafted in the first round (third overall) by Jacksonville.
2022:• Played in all 17 games and recorded 20 tackles, three tackles for loss, 6.0 sacks and 29 pressures as a passrush specialist for the Cowboys defense.
• Filled the stat line with a tackle, a sack, two pressures, a pass breakup and a forced fumble against Cincinnati(9/18).
• Had one sack against Washington (10/2) and at Philadelphia (10/16) before compiling a season-high four tackles, one sack, a tackle for loss and three pressures against Chicago (10/30).
• Named a team captain at Jacksonville (12/18) and added a tackle and two pressures.
• Tied his season high with four pressures against Philadelphia (12/24).
2021 (Atlanta):• Played in 14 games with six starts while leading the team with 4.5 sacks and a career-best three forced fumbles. Added 36 tackles, six tackles for loss and eight pressures.
• Had both a sack and forced a fumble in consecutive games at Tampa Bay (9/19) and at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Recorded a sack and his third forced fumble of the season in a win at Jacksonville (11/28).
• Tied a career-high three tackles for loss at Carolina (12/12), along with a sack and a hurry.
2020 (Atlanta):• Started all 14 games he played, registering 22 tackles, 3.0 sacks, four tackles for loss and eight pressures.
• Recorded a season-high three pressures and added two tackles against Carolina (10/11).
2019 (LA Rams):• In his first full season with the LA Rams, produced a career-high 11.5 sacks, 58 tackles, 16 hurries, six pass
breakups and two forced fumbles in 16 games played. His 11.5 sacks tied for ninth in the NFL.
• Opened the season with 2.0 sacks, two tackles for loss and three hurries in a win at Carolina (9/8).
• Recorded single-game career-highs in sacks (3.0) and tackles (seven) while adding three tackles for loss and aforced fumble at Atlanta (10/20).
• Returned a fumble 29 yards to the end zone at Pittsburgh (11/10) for his first career touchdown.
• Had six tackles, three for a loss, 2.5 sacks and three pressures at San Francisco (12/21).
2018 (Jacksonville/LA Rams):• Played in the first eight games for Jacksonville before his trade to the LA Rams, where he played the final eight
regular season games and all three postseason contests.
• Finished the regular season with 27 tackles, 4.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and a pair of fumble recoveries.
• Made his LA Rams debut playing outside linebacker at New Orleans (11/4), recording one tackle for loss and apass breakup.
• Recorded three tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery against Seattle (11/11). His fourth
quarter strip sack of Russell Wilson helped maintain the Rams lead.
• Collected the Rams first sack of the 2018 postseason in his first career playoff start in the NFC Divisional Roundagainst Dallas (1/12/19).
• Started the NFC Championship at New Orleans (1/20/19) and pressured Drew Brees in overtime, forcing aninterception that led to the LA Rams first NFC title since 2001.
2017 (Jacksonville):• Collected 21 tackles, seven for loss, 8.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
• In his season debut at Houston (9/10), registered three tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and a recovery.
• Recorded three straight games with a sack against Baltimore (9/24), at N.Y. Jets (10/1) and at Pittsburgh (10/8).
• Notched season-highs in tackles (four) and sacks (1.5) at Indianapolis (10/22).
• Made his postseason debut against Buffalo (1/7/18) in the Wild Card Round, registering one tackle.
• Tallied a postseason career-high 2.0 sacks against Tom Brady in the AFC Championship game at New England(1/21/18), while adding three pressures and two tackles for loss.

DANTE
FOWLER

6-3 • 250 • 8/3/94
Florida • FA-’22
NFL: 9th Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/0; Career-108/40
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-8/3

STAFFDANTE
FOWLER
2022 SEASON

2016 (Jacksonville):• Played all 16 games with one start as a rookie, recording 32 tackles, six for a loss, 4.0 sacks and 11 hurries.
• Made his NFL debut and first career start at defensive end against Green Bay (9/11), collecting three tackles
and one tackle for loss.
• Recorded his first career sacks with 2.0 sacks at San Diego (9/18). Added a season-best six tackles and two
tackles for loss.
2015 (Jacksonville):• Selected third overall by the Jaguars before suffering a torn ACL in rookie minicamp and missed the entire 2015
season.
COLLEGE:• Three-year letterman who played in 37 games at Florida (2012-14), registering 140 tackles, 14.5 sacks, 34
tackles for loss, five forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and two pass breakups.
• Started the final 24 games of his career and served as a team captain in his junior season and the final twogames as a sophomore.
• Named second-team All-American by Sporting News and Walter Camp as a junior in 2014 while garnering honorable mention All-American honors from Sports Illustrated. Earned All-SEC first-team honors after leading theGators with 15 tackles for loss, 8.5 sacks and 17 pressures as a junior in 2014.
• As a sophomore, named to the All-SEC second-team after leading the team with 10.5 tackles for loss andfinishing second with 3.5 sacks.
• In 2012 as a true freshman, played under Dan Quinn, who recruited him out of high school as the Gators defensive coordinator and defensive line coach.
• Saw action in all 13 games as a true freshman and was named SEC Coaches’ All-Freshman first-team with 30
tackles, eight tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks.
PERSONAL:• A five-star prospect rated as the No. 3 weakside defensive end and No. 28 recruit overall by Rivals.com who
attended Lakewood Senior High School in St. Petersburg, Fla.
• Named honorable mention All-American by Sports Illustrated as a senior.
• Competed in the 2012 Under Armour All-American Game.
• Majored in telecommunications at Florida.
• He and his wife, Daniela, have three sons, D’angelo, Dax and Daniel.
COMMUNITY:• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDSFOWLER’S NFL TOTALSDEFENSE

Playoffs
2017 Jacksonville.......... 3-0
2018 LA Rams............... 3-32022 Dallas.................... 2-0
Totals............................. 8-3

5
8
1
14

0–
4–
0–
4–

5
2.0(-4)12 1.5(-8.5)
1
0.0(0)
18 3.5(-12.5)

2(-4)
4(-21)
0(0)6(-25)

3
3
1
7

HISTORYSINGLE-GAME HIGHSSIDELINES

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

SksTkl/ QB
Year TeamGP-GS
ST AT		 TTYdsLs Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
2015 Jacksonville.......... 0-0					RESERVE/INJURED-Knee			 RESERVE/INJURED		 RESERVE/INJURED
2016 Jacksonville........ 16-1
23 9 – 32 4.0(-26.5) 4(-14) 11
5 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0
2017 Jacksonville........ 16-0
18 3 – 21 8.0(-49)
1(-2) 100 2
0
0 0.0 0t 0 2 53 26.5 53tt 1
2018 Jacksonville.......... 7-0
8 1–
9 2.0(-16)
1(-8)
1
0 1
0
0 0.0 0t 0 1 0 0.0 0t 0
LA Rams............... 8-6
15 6 – 21 2.0(-18) 4(-15)
51 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0t 0
2019 LA Rams............. 16-14
40 18 – 58 11.5(-84) 16(-76) 16
6 2
0
0 0.0 0t 0 1 26 26.0 26tt 1
2020 Atlanta................. 14-13
12 11 – 23 3.0(-15.5) 4(-20)
81 1
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 02021 Atlanta................. 14-6
21 15 – 36 4.5(-39) 6(-15)
8
1 3
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 02022 Dallas.................. 17-0
17 3 – 20 6.0(-49) 3(-11) 29
2 2
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0
Totals......................... 108-40
154 66 – 220 41.0(-297) 39(-161) 88 16 120
0 0.0 0t 0 5 79 15.8 53t 2
1
0
0
1

0
0
0
0

Tackles – 7 at Atlanta, 10/20/19
Playoffs – 5 at New Orleans, 1/20/19
Solo Tackles – 6 at Atlanta, 10/20/19
Playoffs – 4 vs. New England, 2/3/19
Sacks – 3.0 at Atlanta, 10/20/19
Playoffs – 2.0 at New England, 1/21/18
Tackles for Loss – 3, four times, last at Carolina, 12/12/21
Playoffs – 2, at New England, 1/21/18 andvs. New England, 2/3/19
QB Pressures – 4 three times, last vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22
Playoffs – 3 at New England, 1/21/18

88

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0t 0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

2018 (Jacksonville)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W-@ NYG 9/9 ........			
RESERVE/SUSPENDED
W-NE 9/16.............. 1 0 – 1
1.0(-8)
L-Ten 9/23............... 1 0 – 1
W-NYJ 9/30.............
L-@ KC 10/7........... 1 0 – 1
L-@ Dal 10/14......... 1 0 – 1
L-Hou 10/21............ 2 0 – 2
1.0(-8) 1(-8) 1
L-Phi 10/28 (Lon.)... 2 1 – 3
Totals...................... 8 1 – 9 2.0(-16) 1(-8) 1

Playoffs
W-Dal 1/12/19.........
W-@ NO 1/20/19....
L-NE 2/3/19.............
Totals......................

32020 (Atlanta)

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-Sea 9/13.............. 1 3 – 4 0.5(-3) 1(-3) 1
L-@ Dal 9/20........... 1 1 – 2 0.5(-2.5)		
L-Chi 9/27...............							1L-@ GB 10/5........... 1 1 – 2		1(-4)
L-Car 10/11............. 1 1 – 2			3
W-@ Min 10/18....... 1 1 – 2			L-Det 10/25............. 2 1 – 3		1(-5)
W-@ Car 10/29....... 1 1 – 2 1.0(-2)		1
W-Den 11/8.............
INACTIVE/INJURED-Hamstring
L-@ NO 11/22.........
RESERVE/COVID-19
W-LV 11/29..............								1L-NO 12/6............... 1 0 – 1
L-@ LAC 12/13....... 1 1 – 2			1
L-TB 12/20..............
L-@ KC 12/27......... 0 1 – 1
L-@ TB 1/3/21........ 2 0 – 2 1.0(-8) 1(-8) 1
Totals...................... 12 11 – 23 3.0(-15.5) 4(-20) 8 1

11				 13
2.0(-4) 2(-4) 35
2.0(-4) 2(-4) 3 1

SIDELINES89

HISTORY

0–
0–
0–
0–

1
2

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

1
1
3
5

1– 3
1.0(-8) 1(-8)
3 – 5 0.5(-0.5) 1(0)0 – 4		2(-4)
4 – 12 1.5(-8.5) 4(-12)

2019 (LA Rams)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W-@ Car 9/8........... 2 0 – 2 2.0(-17) 2(-17) 3
W-NO 9/15.............. 4 2 – 6		1(-5)
W-@ Cle 9/22......... 2 2 – 4				 1L-TB 9/29................ 1 3 – 4		1(-3)
L-@ Sea 10/3.......... 2 2 – 4		1(0)L-SF 10/13.............. 0 1 – 1
W-@ Atl 10/20......... 6 1 – 7 3.0(-22) 3(-17) 4 1
W-Cin 10/27............ 3 1 – 4 1.5(-13.5) 1(-9) 2
L-@ Pit 11/10.......... 1 1 – 2		1(0)W-Chi 11/17............
L-Bal 11/25.............. 4 0 – 4
W-@ Ari 12/1.......... 2 0 – 2 1.0(-12) 2(-12) 1 2
W-Sea 12/8............. 2 2 – 4 1.5(-9.5) 1(-5) 3
L-@ Dal 12/15......... 4 2 – 6
L-@ SF 12/21......... 5 1 – 6 2.5(-10) 3(-8) 3 1
W-Ari 12/29............. 2 0 – 2				 1Totals...................... 40 18 – 58 11.5(-84) 16(-76) 16 62017 (Jacksonville)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W-@ Hou 9/10 ....... 3 0 – 3
1.0(-6) 1(-2)
L-Ten 9/17...............
W-Bal (Lon.) 9/24.... 2 0 – 2
1.0(-5)		1
L-@ NYJ 10/1......... 3 0 – 3
1.0(-9)		1
W-@ Pit 10/8.......... 1 0 – 1
1.0(-4)		1
L-LAR 10/15............
W-@ Ind 10/22........ 3 1 – 4
1.5(-8)		2
W-Cin 11/5..............
W-LAC 11/12...........
W-@ Cle 11/19....... 1 0 – 1
1.0(-8)		1
L-@ Ari 11/26.......... 2 0 – 2
W-Ind 12/3..............
W-Sea 12/10...........							1W-Hou 12/17........... 2 0 – 2
1.0(-6)		2
L-@ SF 12/24......... 1 0 – 1			L-@ Ten 12/31........ 0 2 – 2
0.5(-3)		1
Totals...................... 18 3 – 21 8.0(-49) 1(-2) 10
Playoffs
W-Buf 1/7/18...........
W-@ Pit 1/14/18.....
L-@ NE 1/21/18......
Totals......................

2
2
4
8

RECORDS2016 (Jacksonville)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-GB 9/11................ 2 1 – 3		1(-2)
L-@ SD 9/18........... 5 1 – 6 2.0(-12.5)		2
L-Bal 9/25................ 1 0 – 1				 1W-Ind 10/2 (Lon.).... 2 0 – 2			2 1W-@ Chi 10/16....... 1 0 – 1		
L-Oak 10/23............ 2 0 – 2		
L-@ Ten 10/27........ 0 2 – 2		
L-@ KC 11/6........... 1 3 – 4
0.5(-3)		1
L-Hou 11/13............ 1 0 – 1
L-@ Det 11/20......... 1 0 – 1		1(-3)
L-@ Buf 11/27......... 0 1 – 1
L-Den 12/4.............. 4 0 – 4		1(-1) 1
L-Min 12/11............. 1 0		 1
L-@ Hou 12/18.......
W-Ten 12/24............ 2 0 – 2
1.0(-8) 1(-8) 3 2
L-@ Ind 1/1/17........ 0 1 – 1
0.5(-3)		2 1Totals...................... 23 9 – 32 4.0(-26.5) 4(-14) 11 52022 SEASON2018 (LA Rams)
L-@ NO 11/4........... 1 0 – 1		1(-4)		 1
W-Sea 11/11........... 2 2 – 4 1.0(-15)		1
W-KC 11/19............. 0 3 – 3		
W-@ Det 12/2......... 5 0 – 5
1.0(-3) 3(-11) 1
L-@ Chi 12/9........... 2 0 – 2
L-Phi 12/16.............. 1 1 – 2
W-@ Ari 12/23........							2W-SF 12/30............. 4 0 – 4			1
Totals...................... 15 6 – 21 2.0(-18) 4(-15) 5 1

DANTE
FOWLER

2015 (Jacksonville)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-Car 9/13...............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Mia 9/20..............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ NE 9/27...........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Ind 10/4 ..........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ TB 10/11..........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-Hou 10/18............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Buf 10/25 (Lon.).		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ NYJ 11/8.........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-@ Bal 11/15........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Ten 11/19............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-SD 11/29..............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Ten 12/6..........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Ind 12/13............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-Atl 12/20...............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ NO 12/27........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Hou 1/3/16......		
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
Totals...................... 0 0 – 00(0) 0(0) 0 0

STAFF

FOWLER’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSESTAFFDANTE
FOWLER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2021 (Atlanta)

FOWLER’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.
Sks
Yds

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU

Game
ST AT
TT
W-Phi 9/12.............. 1 1 – 2
W-@ TB 9/19.......... 2 1 – 3 1.0(-2)		2
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 1 2 – 3 1.0(-9)		1
L-WAS 10/3............. 2 1 – 3		2(-3)
L-NYJ 10/10............ 1 0 – 1
L-@ Mia 10/24........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Car 10/31............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-@ NO 11/7.........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Dal 11/14......... 1 1 – 2
W-NE 11/18............. 2 3 – 5 0.5(-6)		1
L-@ Jac 11/28......... 1 1 – 2 1.0(-12)
L-TB 12/5................ 2 0 – 2
L-@ Car 12/12........ 3 0 – 3 1.0(-10) 3(-12) 1
W-@ SF 12/19........ 1 0 – 1			1
L-Det 12/22............. 0 3 – 3			1
W-@ Buf 12/29....... 2 1 – 3		1(-2) 1
L-NO 1/9/22............ 2 1 – 3
Totals...................... 21 15 – 36 4.5(-39) 6(-17) 8

1

12022 (Dallas)

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-TB 9/11.................
W-Cin 9/18.............. 1 0 – 1 1.0(-3)		2 1W-@ NYG 9/26.......						1(-2) 1W-WAS 10/2...........					1.0(-6) 1(-1) 2
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 1 0 – 1			4
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 1 0 – 1 1.0(-12)		1
W-Det 10/23............ 2 1 – 3			1
W-Chi 10/30............ 4 0 – 4 1.0(-11) 1(-8) 3 1
L-@ GB 11/13......... 3 0 – 3
W-@ Min 11/20....... 1 0 – 1 1.0(-10)		3
W-NYG 11/24.......... 1 0 – 1			1
W-Ind 12/4..............
W-Hou 12/11........... 2 1 – 3
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 1 0 – 1			2
W-Phi 12/24............							4W-@ Ten 12/29....... 1 0 – 1 1.0(-7)		3
L-@ Was 1/8/23......							2Totals...................... 17 3 – 20 6.0(-49) 3(-11) 29 2
Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

1

0–

1			1

1

0–

1			1

NEVILLE GALLIMORE
96 • Defensive Tackle

6-2 • 315 • 1/17/97
Oklahoma • D3-’20 (82nd overall)
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/1; Career-35/14
Postseason: 2022-1/0; Career-2/1
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys used their third round selection (82nd overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft on Oklahoma
defensive tackle Neville Gallimore. After starting all 27 games over his final two collegiate seasons, Gallimore
worked into the rotation on the Cowboys defensive line early in his rookie season before taking on a starting role,
starting nine of the 14 games he played. He posted 26 tackles, a half sack, four tackles for losses, 12 pressuresand a pass breakup as a rookie and was primed to take the second-year jump, but a shoulder injury suffered in
the preseason limited him to four starts in five games in 2021. Gallimore made the most of his playing time andnotched 10 tackles, 1.5 sacks, two tackles for loss and six hurries in a shortened season. He played in 16 gameswith one start in 2022, adding 33 tackles, one tackle for loss and a sack at defensive tackle.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
9/2/21:
Placed on Reserve/Injured with an elbow injury, designated for return (11/29) and activated (12/11).
4/24/20: Drafted in the third round (82nd overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in 16 games with one start in his third season, contributing 33 tackles, one tackle for loss, a sackand six pressures at defensive tackle.
• Had his first sack of the season against Washington (10/2), adding a tackle for loss and a pressure.
• Was inactive against Detroit (10/23), then returned to the lineup against Chicago (10/30) and had a tackle.
• Recorded a season-best four tackles in the season finale at Washington (1/8/23).
• Was inactive for the Wild Card Game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23), but played at San Francisco (1/22/23) in the
Divisional Round and added a tackle.
2021:• Started four of the five games he played, missing 12 with an elbow injury, and posted 10 tackles, 1.5
sacks, two tackles for loss and six hurries.
• Placed on short-term IR after the final cut date after injuring his elbow in preseason action at Arizona (8/13).
• Designated for return Nov. 29, activated on Dec. 11 and made his season debut at Washington (12/12) tothe tune of one tackle, two hurries and his first career full sack.
• Named defensive captain for the game against Washington (12/26) and logged three hurries.
• Made his playoff debut, starting the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22) and had four tackles.
2020:• Started nine of the 14 games he played and tallied 26 tackles, a half sack, four tackles for losses, 12pressures (tied for fourth on the team) and a pass breakup.
• Made his NFL debut as a reserve lineman in the opener at the LA Rams (9/13), then logged his first career
start, finishing at Washington (10/25) with three tackles, one for a loss and a hurry.

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2022 SEASON• Had three tackles, a tackle for loss and a quarterback hurry against Pittsburgh (11/8) - his second career
start - before notching a season-best five tackles at Baltimore (12/8).
• Had his first career sack stat - a half sack - against Philadelphia (12/27).
COLLEGE:• Only the second Canadian to play for the Sooners, started 38-of-52 career games - including all of his 27
contests the last two seasons• Was a 2019 first-team All-Big 12 selection by the media after making 30 tackles and posting career-highs of 7.5
tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and a pass breakup while starting all 14 games as a senior.
• An honorable mention All-Big 12 pick as a junior by league’s coaches and one-of-five finalists for the Jon Cornish
Trophy (awarded to most outstanding Canadian player in NCAA football).
• Played in 13-of-14 games (all starts) to record a career-high 50 tackles - 5.5 for losses - and 3.0 sacks in his
junior season.
• As a sophomore, played in 12 games with starts in the first five contests to amass 28 tackles, one sack, 1.5
tackles for loss and a pass breakup.
• Totaled 40 tackles, four tackles for loss (fourth on the team), a sack and a forced fumble as a redshirt freshman while playing in 13 games with six starts.
• Became the second Canadian to play for the Sooners (OL Josiah St. John, 2014-15) in his 2016 debut.
• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2015.
PERSONAL:• Attended Canada Prep Academy in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
• Consensus four-star recruit and top ranked overall player in Canada by ESPN and Scout.
• Became the first Canadian player selected to compete in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
• Owns a bachelor’s degree in cultural awareness and organizational studies and is pursuing a master’s in humanrelations.
COMMUNITY:• 2020 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
• WrestleMania 38 School Pep Rally.
• American Cancer Society Gene and Jerry Jones Family Hope Lodge Dallas Starbot Visits.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

GALLIMORE’S COWBOYS TOTALSINTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

0
0
0

0
0
0

ST
14
6
18
38

AT		 TT
12 – 26
4 – 1015 – 33
31 – 69

SksYds0.5(-1)1.5(-11)1.0(-9)3.0(-21)

Tkl/ QB			
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
4(-9) 12
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2(-10)
60 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-2)
6
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
7(-21) 24
2 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 1-1
2022 Dallas.................... 1-0
Totals............................. 2-1

2
1
3

2–
0–
2–

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

4
1
5

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

RECORDS

DEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2020 Dallas.................. 14-92021 Dallas.................... 5-42022 Dallas.................. 16-1
Totals........................... 35-14

0 0
0 0
0 0

PLAYOFF
RECORDSMICHAEL GALLUP
13 • Wide Receiver

HISTORY

6-1 • 205 • 3/4/96
Colorado State • D3-‘18 (81st overall)
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 6th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-14/11; Career-69/54
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-4/3

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PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added an explosive, big-play threat in the passing game with their selection of wide receiverMichael Gallup in the third round (81st overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft. As a rookie, Gallup played in all 16 games, earning starts in eight, and was fourth in receptions (33) and receiving yards (507) with two touchdowns. In his second pro
season, Gallup showed his development into a reliable target as he was second on the team in all receiving categories,
catching 66 passes for 1,107 yards and six touchdowns. Gallup was also part of an offensive arsenal that gave Dallas
its first ever 4,000-yard passer, 1,000-yard rusher and 1,000-yard receiver as he teamed with Amari Cooper to give the
Cowboys two 1,000-yard receivers - the seventh tandem in franchise history with 1,000 receiving yards each. Gallup
came into his own in 2020, providing several highlight-reel catches, tying for the lead in touchdown catches (five),finishing third on the offense in receiving yards (843) and fourth in catches (59). Gallup’s 2021 was challenging as hewas limited by injury throughout. A calf injury in Week 1 landed him on IR for seven weeks, then a torn ACL suffered inSTAFFMICHAELGALLUP
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Week 17 put an end to his season for good. Despite missing seven games through the beginning and middle of theseason, Gallup started eight-of-nine games played and caught 35 passes for 445 yards and two touchdowns. With
Cooper’s trade to Cleveland, and Gallup’s impending free agent status, Dallas signed Gallup to a five-year extension thatwill keep him a Cowboy for the long-term. In his first season after ACL surgery in 2022, Gallup recorded 39 catchesfor 424 yards and four touchdowns.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/14/22: Signed a five-year extension with Dallas through 2026.
1/4/22:
Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
9/13/21: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a calf injury, designated for return (10/25) and activated (11/13).
4/27/18: Drafted in the third round (81st overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in 14 games with 11 starts, missing the first three games as he recovered from offseason ACL surgery,and returned to contribute 39 catches for 424 yards and four touchdowns.
• Returned to game action against Washington (10/2) and caught two passes for 24 yards and a touchdown.
• Surpassed 200 career receptions (201) with two catches for 18 yards at Philadelphia (10/16).
• Became the 21st player in team history to eclipse 3,000 receiving yards after hauling in four passes for 49
yards against Chicago (10/30).
• Named a game captain and recorded season-highs in catches (five) and yards (63) against the N.Y. Giants(11/24) on Thanksgiving.
• Caught a season-best two touchdowns against Indianapolis (12/4).
• Started both postseason contests, catching five passes for 46 yards and a touchdown in the Wild Card Roundat Tampa Bay (1/16/13) but did not record any stats the following week at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Limited to eight starts in nine games due to injuries and finished the year with 35 receptions for 445 yards andtwo scores.
• Opened the season at Tampa Bay (9/9) with four catches for 36 yards but suffered a calf injury that landed him
on Reserve/Injured.
• Returned to practice Oct. 25, activated Nov. 13 and made his return to the field against Atlanta (11/14) to thetune of three catches for 42 yards.
• One-of-two receivers (Cedrick Wilson) to top 100 yards on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25), finishing with 106 on five catches.
• Had his first touchdown catch of the season on five receptions for 36 yards at New Orleans (12/2).
• Selected as the offensive captain at Washington (12/12) and caught five passes for 60 yards.
• Against Arizona (1/2/22) caught three passes for 36 yards, including a 21-yard touchdown catch on which hetore his ACL. Landed on Reserve/Injured on Jan. 4.
2020:• Started a career-high 15 games, playing in all 16 for the second time, and tied for the team lead in touchdowns(five), finished third in receiving yards (843) and receiving first downs (44) and fourth in catches (59).
• Caught his 100th career pass in the opener at the LA Rams (9/13), then caught six passes for 138 yards anda touchdown at Seattle (9/27).
• Selected as a team captain for the Week 2 game against Atlanta (9/20).
• Set up Dallas’ game-winning field goal against the N.Y. Giants (10/11), catching a pair of passes along thesideline late in the fourth quarter. Finished with four receptions for 73 yards.
• Selected as the offensive captain for the game at Baltimore (12/8) and led the team with seven catches for 86
yards and a touchdown.
• Had six catches for 121 yards and two touchdowns - his second career multi-touchdown game - against Philadelphia (12/27). All 121 yards came in the first half - ninth in a first half in time history and most since Dez Bryant
had 158 at Jacksonville (11/9/14) in London.
2019:• Started 12 of the 14 games he played and was second on the team with career-highs in receptions (66), receiving yards (1,107) and touchdowns (six).
• Teamed with Cooper to give the Cowboys two 1,000-yard pass catchers in a season for only the seventh timein franchise history and the first since the 2012 season (Dez Bryant 1,382; Jason Witten 1,039).
• Part of the first group in team history to boast a 4,000-yard passer (Dak Prescott), a 1,000-yard rusher (Ezekiel
Elliott) and a 1,000-yard receiver (in addition to Cooper) in a single season.
• Had a career-high 158 yards - first career 100-yard game - on seven catches with a career-long 62-yard grab in
the season-opening win over the N.Y. Giants (9/8).
• Suffered a knee injury at Washington (9/15) that forced him from the next two games but returned against
Green Bay (10/6) to log 113 yards and a touchdown on seven catches. Combined with Cooper (226 yards) and
Prescott (463 yards) to mark the fifth instance - first since against Denver (10/6/13) - that Dallas boasted a
400-yard passer and two 100-yard receivers.
• Had his third 100-yard performance with 148 yards on a career-high nine catches at Detroit (11/17), then hit
100 again, finishing at Chicago (12/5) with 109 yards.
• Topped 1,000 yards on the season with 98 yards on five catches at Philadelphia (12/22).
• Caught a career-high three touchdown passes in the finale against Washington (12/29) to become the 15th
Cowboys pass catcher with at least three receiving touchdowns in a game.
2018:• Played in all 16 games, starting eight, and was fourth on the team with 33 catches and 507 yards to go with apair of scores.
• Made his NFL debut in the opener at Carolina (9/9) and caught a pass for nine yards.
• Made the first start of his career in the win over Jacksonville (10/14) and caught one pass for 27 yards.
• Had his first career score on a season-long 49-yard toss and finished with three catches for a season-best 81
yards at Washington (10/21).
• Led the team with 76 yards on five catches in the win against New Orleans (11/29).
• Caught two passes for 18 yards with an 11-yard touchdown in his postseason debut against Seattle (1/5/19).
• Had his first postseason start and logged the first 100-yard game of his career, finishing at the LA Rams
(1/12/19) with 119 yards on a team-high tying six catches. He was the first Cowboys rookie with a 100-yard
receiving game in the playoffs, and his six catches were the most in the postseason by a Dallas rookie.

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Yds
507
1,107
843
445
424
3,326

RECEIVING
Avg
15.4
16.8
14.3
12.7
10.9
14.3

Long
49t
62t
55t
41t
27t
62t

TD
2
6
5
2
4
19

Playoffs
8
137
17.1
44t
1
2018 Dallas......................2-1
2021 Dallas......................0-0			RESERVE/INJURED-Knee		
2022 Dallas......................2-2
5
46
9.2
15t
1
Totals...............................4-3
13
183
14.1
44t
2

No
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

RUSHING

Yds
0
0
0
0
0
0

Avg
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

Long
0t
0t
0t
0t
0t
0t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0.0
0t
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
0
0.0
0t
0
0.0
0t

0
0
0

RECORDS

No
33
66
59
35
39
232

2022 SEASONYear Team
GP-GS
2018 Dallas....................16-8
2019 Dallas....................14-12
2020 Dallas....................16-15
2021 Dallas......................9-82022 Dallas....................14-11
Totals.............................69-54

MICHAELGALLUPGALLUP’S COWBOYS TOTALS
		

STAFF

COLLEGE:• Was one-of-three finalists for the prestigious Biletnikoff Award, given annually to the nation’s most outstanding
receiver, and named just the fourth consensus All-American in school history after starting all 13 games andrecording a school-record 100 catches for 1,413 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior.
• As a junior transfer to Colorado State, named first-team All-Mountain West, playing in all 13 games and starting
11, recording 76 catches for 1,272 yards and 14 touchdowns.
• Had nine catches for 74 yards and one touchdown in four games for Butler County CC in 2015, while limited byan ankle injury as a sophomore.
• Totaled 780 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns as a freshman at Butler County CC in 2014.
PERSONAL:• Earned 16 total varsity letters, including four each in football, baseball, basketball and track & field at Monroe,Ga., High School.
• Majored in liberal arts at Colorado State.
COMMUNITY:• 2018 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2018-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019 Visit to local foster home.
• 2019 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2019 Dirk Nowitzki Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game.
• 2019-20, 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• WrestleMania 38 Special Olympics Camp.
• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

SINGLE-GAME HIGHSPLAYOFF
RECORDS

Receptions – 9 at Detroit, 11/17/19
Playoffs – 6 at LA Rams, 1/12/19
Receiving Yards – 158 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/8/19
Playoffs – 119 at LA Rams, 1/12/19
Touchdowns – 3 vs. Washington, 12/29/19
Playoffs – 1 vs. Seattle, 1/15/19
GALLUP’S 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES
158 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/8/19 (7 rec.)148 at Detroit, 11/17/19 (9 rec.)138 at Seattle, 9/27/20 (6 rec.)

3
3
33

53
50
507

17.7
16.7
15.4

Long
9t
5t
17t
37t
6t
27t
49t
21t
25t
10t
12t
40t
10t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0

31t
24t
49t

1
0
2

Game
Playoffs
W-Sea 1/5/19........
L-@ LAR 1/12/19..
Totals....................

932018 (Dallas), cont.
No
Yds
Avg
2
6
8

18
119
137

9.0
19.8
17.1

Long

TD

11t
44
44

1
0
1

2019 (Dallas)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
W-NYG 9/8............
7
158
22.6
62
W-@ Was 9/15.....
6
68
11.3
16t
W-Mia 9/22............		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ NO 9/29.........		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
L-GB 10/6..............
7
113
16.1
40t
L-@ NYJ 10/13.....
4
48
12.0
17t
W-Phi 10/20..........
3
34
11.3
14t
W-@ NYG 11/4.....
2
33
16.5
18t
L-Min 11/10...........
4
76
19.0
25t
W-@ Det 11/17.....
9
148
16.4
41t

TD
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0

SIDELINES

2018 (Dallas)
No
Yds
Avg
1
9
9.0
1
5
5.0
1
17
17.0
2
45
22.5
1
6
6.0
1
27
27.0
3
81
27.0
3
51
17.0
2
34
17.0
1
10
10.0
2
19
9.5
5
76
15.2
4
24
6.0

GALLUP’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAMERECEIVING

106 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21 (5 rec.)Playoffs (1)119 at LA Rams, 1/12/19 (6 rec.)

HISTORYGame
L-@ Car 9/9..........
W-NYG 9/16.........
L-@ Sea 9/23........
W-Det 9/30............
L-@ Hou 10/7.......
W-Jac 10/14..........
L-@ Was 10/21.....
L-Ten 11/5.............
W-@ Phi 11/11......
W-@ Atl 11/18.......
W-Was 11/22........
W-NO 11/29 .........
W-Phi 12/9............
L-@ Ind 12/16.......
W-TB 12/23...........
W-@ NYG 12/30...
Totals....................

(8 total - 7 regular; 1 post)

121 at Philadelphia, 12/27/20 (6 rec.)113 vs. Green Bay, 10/6/19 (7 rec.)109 at Chicago, 12/5/19 (6 rec.)STAFFMICHAELGALLUP
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESGALLUP’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.
2019 (Dallas), cont.
2021 (Dallas),cont.
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
L-@ NE 11/24.......
4
55
13.8
22t
0
L-@ KC 11/21.......
5
44
8.8
16t
L-Buf 11/28............
3
63
21.0
35t
0
L-LV 11/25.............
5
106
21.2
41t
L-@ Chi 12/5.........
6
109
18.5
24t
0
W-@ NO 12/2.......
5
36
7.2
17t
W-LAR 12/15........
1
6
6.0
6t
0
W-@ Was 12/12...
5
60
12.0
24t
L-@ Phi 12/22.......
5
98
19.6
41t
0
W-@ NYG 12/19...
3
32
10.7
19t
W-Was 12/29........
5
98
19.6
45t
3
W-Was 12/26........
2
53
26.5
40t
L-Ari 1/2/22...........
3
36
12.0
21t
Totals....................
66 1,10716.8
62
6
W-@ Phi 1/8/22....		 RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
Totals....................
35
445
12.7
41t
2020 (Dallas)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
Playoffs
L-@ LAR 9/13.......
3
50
16.7
24t
0
L-SF 1/16/22.........		 RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
2
58
29.0
38t
0
W-Atl 9/20.............
6
138
23.0
52t
1
L-@ Sea 9/27........
2022 (Dallas)
2
29
14.5
17t
0
L-Cle 10/4.............
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
W-NYG 10/11........
4
73
18.3
38t
0
L-TB 9/11...............		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
L-Ari 10/19............
2
23
11.5
17t
0
W-Cin 9/18............		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Was 10/25.....
W-@ NYG 9/26.....		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Phi 11/1.........
7
61
8.7
14t
0
W-Was 10/2..........
2
24
12.0
15t
L-Pit 11/8...............
3
36
12.0
20t
0
W-@ LAR 10/9.....
4
44
11.0
27t
W-@ Min 11/22.....
2
29
14.5
19t
0
L-@
Phi
10/16.
.
.....
2
18
9.0
9t
L-Was 11/26..........
6
41
6.8
19t
0
W-Det
10/23.
.
........
L-@ Bal 12/3.........
7
86
12.3
28t
1
W-Chi 10/30..........
4
49
12.3
17t
W-@ Cin 12/13.....
2
23
11.5
12t
0
L-@ GB 11/13.......
4
35
8.8
23t
W-SF 12/20...........
3
26
8.7
12t
1
W-@
Min
11/20.
.
...
3
41
13.7
19t
W-Phi 12/27..........
6
121
20.2
55t
2
W-NYG 11/24........
5
63
12.6
25t
L-@ NYG 1/3/21...
4
49
12.3
20t
0
W-Ind 12/4............
4
23
5.8
13t
Totals....................
59
843
14.3
55t
5
W-Hou 12/11.........
2
40
20.0
24t
L-@ Jac 12/18......
1
2
2.0
2t
2021 (Dallas)
W-Phi 12/24..........
4
36
9.0
12t
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
W-@ Ten 12/29.....
3
39
13.0
14t
L-@ TB 9/9............
4
36
9.0
12t
0
L-@ Was 1/8/23....
1
10
10.0
10t
W-@ LAC 9/19.....		 RESERVE/INJURED-CalfTotals....................
39
424
10.9
27t
W-Phi 9/27............		 RESERVE/INJURED-Calf
W-Car 10/3............		 RESERVE/INJURED-Calf
Playoffs
W-NYG 10/10.......		 RESERVE/INJURED-Calf
W-@ TB 1/16/23...
5
46
9.2
15t
W-@ NE 10/17.....		 RESERVE/INJURED-Calf
L-@ SF 1/22/23....
W-@ Min 10/31.....		 RESERVE/INJURED-CalfTotals....................
5
46
9.2
15t
L-Den 11/7............		 RESERVE/INJURED-Calf
W-Atl 11/14............
3
42
14.0
23t
0

TD
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
2

TD

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
4
1
1

STEPHON GILMORE (STEFF-on)
21 • Cornerback

6-1 • 202 • 9/19/90
South Carolina • T(Ind)-’23
NFL: 12th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/16; Career-148/141
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-7/7
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added a lockdown corner when they traded a 2023
fifth round pick to the Colts for two-time All-Pro and six-time Pro Bowler, Stephon
Gilmore. Gilmore, the 2019 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, has amassed 29
career interceptions and 127 pass breakups, the second-most pass breakups in 2016
2018
2019
2020
2021
the NFL since he was drafted in 2012. Gilmore has compiled 493 tackles, eight
for loss, seven forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. Along with 11 seasons in the NFL, he also
brings plenty of postseason experience to a Dallas team that is looking to make a deep run. Gilmore, who
has two career postseason interceptions, has started seven playoff games, won two AFC titles and helped 2017 2018
New England to the Super Bowl LIII title. In his first season with Dallas, Gilmore will add a veteran presence
opposite of Trevon Diggs and bolster a Cowboys secondary that finished eighth in passing defense (200.9) in 2022.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/15/23: Traded to Dallas from Indianapolis for a 2023 fifth round pick.
4/18/22: Signed as an unrestricted free agent with Indianapolis through 2023.
10/30/21: Activated from Reserve/PUP.
8/31/21: Placed on Reserve/PUP, traded to Carolina (10/6) for a 2023 sixth round pick.
3/9/17:Signed as an unrestricted free agent with New England through 2021.
4/28/15: Buffalo picked up fifth-year option on rookie contract.
4/26/12: Drafted in the first round (eighth overall) by Buffalo.

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2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

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STAFF

2022 (Indianapolis):• Played in 16 games after signing with the Colts as an unrestricted free agent, totaling a career-best 66 tackles,
11 pass breakups and two interceptions.
• Tallied six tackles, two pass breakups and an interception at Dallas (12/4) on Sunday Night Football.
• Finished with seven tackles and a season-high three pass breakups at Minnesota (12/17), his best pass breakup
total in a single game since 2019.
2021 (New England/Carolina):• Started the season on Reserve/PUP with New England before being traded to Carolina in Week 5 for a 2023
sixth round pick.
• Remained on the Reserve/PUP list until Week 8 at Atlanta (10/31), where he recorded an interception in his
Panthers debut.
• Selected to his fifth career Pro Bowl after tallying 16 tackles, one for loss, two pass breakups and two interceptions in eight games.
• Notched his second interception of the season against his former team, New England (11/7), while adding two
tackles and a pass breakup.
2020 (New England):• Earned his fourth career Pro Bowl invitation after compiling 37 tackles, three pass breakups, one interception
and one forced fumble while starting all 11 games he played.
• Named to the New England Patriots 2010s All-Decade Team prior to the start of the season.
• Notched an interception in the season opener against Miami (9/13).
• Forced a fumble, tallied three tackles and held Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense to zero touchdowns in
the first half at Kansas City (10/5).
• Was inactive for three games, Weeks 8-10, due to a knee injury and returned to action at Houston (11/22),
totaling six tackles.
2019 (New England):• Named AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year, first-team All-Pro and selected to the Pro Bowl after tying for theleague lead with a career-best six interceptions, returning two for touchdowns, tying a career-high 20 pass
breakups and registering 53 tackles as part of a defense that finished first in the NFL in total defense (275.9)
and scoring defense (14.1).
• Became the first defensive back to win NFL Defensive Player of the Year since Troy Polamalu in 2010 and thethird cornerback to win the award since it was founded in 1992, joining Deion Sanders (1994) and Charles
Woodson (2009).
• His two interceptions returned for a touchdown tied a team record, and he became the first Patriot since 2000
to record back-to-back seasons with 20 pass breakups.
• Named AFC Defensive Player of the Month in October.
• Recorded three pass breakups and an interception that he returned 54 yards for his first career touchdown inthe victory at Miami (9/15).
• Grabbed his fourth interception of the season and added two pass breakups and five tackles in the win over
Dallas (11/24). Held former Dallas wide receiver Amari Cooper without a catch during the game.
• Had two interceptions with four pass breakups in the win at Cincinnati (12/15). Returned one of the interceptions
64 yards for a touchdown, his second pick-six of the season, and made him the first Patriot to have multiple
interceptions returned for a touchdown in the same season since Tedy Bruschi in 2003.
2018 (New England):• Earned AP first-team All-Pro honors for the first time in his career and was selected to his second Pro Bowl after
posting 45 tackles, his first career sack, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and tied a career-high with 20
pass breakups, which were second in the NFL in 2018.
• Finished with a team-high eight tackles while adding two pass breakups and an interception off Deshaun Watsonin the season-opening victory against Houston (9/9).
• Registered his first career sack when he dropped Marcus Mariota at Tennessee (11/11).
• Started all three playoff games and totaled seven tackles, one forced fumble, two interceptions and five breakups.
• Had two pass breakups and an interception in the AFC Divisional Playoff win against the LA Chargers (1/13/19).
• In the Super Bowl LIII victory against the LA Rams (2/3/19), finished with five tackles, three pass breakups,
a forced fumble and intercepted a pass with under five minutes to play with the Rams deep in New England
territory. Helped the Patriots hold the Rams to a Super Bowl record-tying low three points.
2017 (New England):• Started all 13 regular season games he appeared in and all three playoff games en route to helping the Patriots
to an AFC title and a Super Bowl LII appearance against the Philadelphia Eagles.
• Finished the season with 50 tackles, two interceptions and nine pass breakups.
• Started his Patriots debut against Kansas City (9/7), totaling four tackles and a pass breakup.
• Notched four tackles and made his first interception as a Patriot in the win against Houston (9/24).
• Led the team with eight tackles and a pass breakup in the victory at Pittsburgh (12/17).
• Started all three postseason contests, registering 10 tackles and led the defense with six pass breakups.
• In the AFC Championship win against Jacksonville (1/21/18), finished with five tackles and added two pass
breakups, including a pass breakup on Jacksonville’s final fourth down attempt of the game.
2016 (Buffalo):• Earned his first career Pro Bowl invitation after starting all 15 games he played and recorded 48 tackles, fiveinterceptions and 12 pass breakups.
• Tallied two interceptions - his first career multi-pick game - added three tackles and four pass breakups against
Arizona (9/25).
• Recorded two interceptions at Cincinnati (11/20), becoming the first Bills player since Jairus Byrd in 2009 withtwo multi-pick games in one season. Added a season-high tying six tackles at the Bengals.
• Recorded his fifth interception of the season against Pittsburgh (12/11).
2015 (Buffalo):• Started all 12 games he played and produced 36 tackles, three interceptions and 18 pass breakups before
missing the final four games of the season due to a shoulder injury.
• Recorded a season-high six tackles with four pass breakups in the season opener against Indianapolis (9/13).
• Notched his first interception of the season and added two tackles against the N.Y. Giants (10/4).
• Sealed the game with an interception in the final minute at Tennessee (10/11). Also tied a then career-high withfour pass breakups.

STAFF
STEPHONGILMORE
2022 SEASONRECORDS2014 (Buffalo):• Started the season inactive at Chicago (9/7) due to a groin injury, but finished the season starting all 14 games
he appeared in and recorded 46 tackles, three interceptions, six pass breakups and one forced fumble.
• Notched his first interception of the season at Detroit (10/5) and added four tackles.
• Registered five tackles, one pass breakup and an interception at the N.Y. Jets (10/26).
• Tallied three tackles, one pass breakup and a forced fumble against Kansas City (11/9).
• Grabbed his third interception of the season at Denver (12/7).
2013 (Buffalo):• Played in 11 games and started nine after missing the first five contests with a wrist injury. Finished the season
with 35 tackles, two interceptions and 10 pass breakups.
• Totaled a season-high seven tackles and added one pass breakup against Kansas City (11/3).
• Notched two tackles and his first interception of the year at Tampa Bay (12/8).
• Posted an interception in his second consecutive game at Jacksonville (12/15) and added two tackles with apass breakup.
2012 (Buffalo):• Started all 16 games of his rookie season, totaling 61 tackles, one interception, a career-high three forced
fumbles and a team-leading 16 pass breakups.
• Became the first Bills rookie cornerback to start the season opener since Nate Odomes in 1987. Led the Billswith five tackles and a forced fumble in his NFL debut at the N.Y. Jets (9/9).
• Had a game-high four pass breakups and seven tackles against New England (9/30).
• Made his first career interception against the St. Louis Rams (12/9).
COLLEGE:• Started all 40 games he played at South Carolina, posting 181 tackles, 7.0 sacks, four forced fumbles, eightinterceptions and 17 pass breakups.
• Also returned punts for the Gamecocks, gaining 206 yards on 28 punt returns (7.4 avg.) and blocked a kick.
• Was a 2011 first-team All-American selection by The NFL Draft Report as a junior. Added All-SEC first-team honors
and was named to the Paul Hornung Award Watch List, an honor given annually to the most versatile player inmajor college football, after registering 46 tackles, four interceptions and a sack.
• Earned third-team All-American honors from the Associated Press and first-team All-SEC as a sophomore in 2010.
Started all 14 games and led the team with 79 tackles, 3.0 sacks, six tackles for loss and a forced fumble. Also
posted three interceptions, returning one for a touchdown.
• Earned freshman All-America honors by Phil Steele Magazine while also garnering freshman All-SEC honors by theleague’s coaches in 2009. Started all 13 games as a true freshman and ranked fifth on the team with 56 tackles.
Also posted one interception, eight pass breakups and recovered a pair of fumbles.
PERSONAL:• Named “Mr. Football” for the state of South Carolina and first-team all-state as a senior while helping South Pointe
High School in Rock Hill, S.C. to a perfect 15-0 record and the South Carolina AAAA Division II title.
• Rushed for 1,331 yards and 23 touchdowns while passing for 1,771 yards with 14 scores as a dual-threat quarterback.
• Has his own apparel company, Gilly Lock Apparel.
• Majored in sport and entertainment management at South Carolina.
• He and his wife, Gabrielle, have two sons, Sebastian and Storey, and a daughter, Gisele.
COMMUNITY:• 2023 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting The Salvation Army.

GILMORE’S NFL TOTALSHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

DEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2012 Buffalo.................16-16
2013 Buffalo.................11-9
2014 Buffalo.................14-14
2015 Buffalo.................12-12
2016 Buffalo.................15-15
2017 New England......13-13
2018 New England......16-16
2019 New England......16-16
2020 New England......11-112021 New England........0-0
Carolina.................8-3
2022 Indianapolis.........16-16
Totals.........................148-141

ST AT		 TT52 9 – 61
30 5 – 35
38 8 – 46
36 0 – 36
42 6 – 48
47 3 – 50
40 5 – 45
44 9 – 53
30 7 – 37
0 0–
0
15 1 – 16
53 13 – 66
427 66 – 493

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
1.0(-7)0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
1.0(-7)

Playoffs
2017 New England........3-3
2018 New England........3-3
2019 New England........1-1
Totals.............................7-7

9
7
2
18

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

1–
0–
0–
1–

10
7
2
19

INTERCEPTIONS

0(0)
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

0
0
0
0

6
5
0
11

SINGLE-GAME HIGHSSIDELINES

FUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(0)0 16 3
1 23 23.0 23 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 10 02
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
3(-5)
0
6 1
3 61 20.3 27 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 18 03 33 11.0 29 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 12 05 135 27.0 49 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-1)
0
9 0
2 59 29.5 39 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-7)
1 20 2
2
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 20 06 126 21.0 64t 2 1 0 0.0 0 0
1(-2)
0
3 1
1 15 15.0 15 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-2)
0
2 0
2 13 6.5 13 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0)0 11 02 31 15.5 31 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
8(-17)
1 127 7 29 496 17.1 64t 2 3 0 0.0 0 0
0
1
0
1

0
2
0
2

0
0
0
0

Total Tackles – 8, three times, last vs. Miami, 12/29/19
Playoffs – 5, two times, last at LA Rams, 2/3/19
Solo Tackles – 8 at Pittsburgh, 12/17/17
Playoffs – 5, two times, last at LA Rams, 2/3/19
Pass Breakups – 5 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/10/19
Playoffs – 3 at LA Rams, 2/3/19
Interceptions – 2, three times, last at Cincinnati, 12/15/19
Playoffs – 1, twice, last vs. Kansas City, 12/8/19

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0.0
0.0
0.0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

Game
ST AT
TT
L-@ NYJ 9/9........... 3 2 – 5
W-KC 9/16.............. 7 0 – 7		3
W-@ Cle 9/23......... 1 0 – 1
L-NE 9/30................ 5 2 – 7		4
L-@ SF 10/7........... 4 1 – 5		1
W-@ Ari 10/14........ 4 1 – 5		1
L-Ten 10/21............. 1 0 – 1		1
L-@ Hou 11/4.......... 3 0 – 3		1
L-@ NE 11/11......... 5 1 – 6		
W-Mia 11/15............ 3 0 – 3		
L-@ Ind 11/25......... 5 1 – 61(0)2W-Jac 12/2.............. 2 1 – 3		1
L-LAR 12/9.............. 2 0 – 2		2
L-Sea 12/16............ 1 0 – 1
L-@ Mia 12/23........ 4 0 – 4
W-NYJ 12/30.......... 2 0 – 2
Totals...................... 52 9 – 61
1(0) 16

1/23

0

1/23

0

2014 (Buffalo)

Playoffs
W-Ten 1/13/18........
W-Jac 1/21/18.........
L-Phi 2/4/18.............
Totals......................

0
5
4
9

1 – 1		20 – 5		20 – 4		21 – 10		 62015 (Buffalo)

Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-Ind 9/13.............. 6 0 – 6		4
L-NE 9/20................ 5 0 – 5		
W-@ Mia 9/27......... 1 0 – 1
L-NYG 10/4............. 2 0 – 2		2
1/29
W-@ Ten 10/11....... 1 0 – 1		4
1/0
L-Cin 10/18............. 5 0 – 5		2
L-@ Jac 10/25........ 2 0 – 2		
W-Mia 11/8.............. 3 0 – 3		1
W-@ NYJ 11/12...... 2 0 – 2		2

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SIDELINES

2018 (New England)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-Hou 9/9............... 7 1 – 8		2
1/0
0
L-@ Jac 9/16.......... 5 0 – 5		2
L-@ Det 9/23.......... 3 1 – 4
W-Mia 9/30.............. 1 1 – 2		
W-Ind 10/4.............. 1 0 – 1		3
W-KC 10/14............ 2 0 – 2		1
W-@ Chi 10/21....... 1 0 – 1		1
W-@ Buf 10/29....... 3 0 – 3		2
W-GB 11/4.............. 3 0 – 3		1
L-@ Ten 11/11......... 4 0 – 4
1(-7)
W-@ NYJ 11/25...... 0 1 – 1		 3
1/0
0W-Min 12/2.............. 2 1 – 3		

HISTORY

Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-@ Chi 9/7...........		
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-Mia 9/14.............. 1 1 – 2		
L-SD 9/21................ 6 0 – 6
1(-1)
L-@ Hou 9/28......... 3 0 – 3		
W-@ Det 10/5......... 3 1 – 4		1
1/21 0
L-NE 10/12.............. 3 0 – 3
2(-4)
W-Min 10/19............ 4 0 – 4		
W-@ NYJ 10/26...... 4 1 – 5		1
1/13 0
L-KC 11/9................ 2 1 – 3		1
L-@ Mia 11/13........ 2 0 – 2		
W-NYJ 11/24........... 2 1 – 3		
W-Cle 11/30............ 4 1 – 5		
L-@ Den 12/7......... 1 2 – 3		1
1/27 0
W-GB 12/14............ 2 0 – 2		2
L-@ Oak 12/21....... 1 0 – 1
W-@ NE 12/28.......		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion
Totals...................... 38 8 – 46 3(-5)
6
3/61 0

PLAYOFF
RECORDS2017 (New England)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-KC 9/7................ 3 1 – 4		1
W-@ NO 9/14......... 2 0 – 2		
L-Hou 9/21.............. 4 0 – 4
1(-1) 1 1/39
0
L-Car 9/28............... 3 1 – 4		
W-@ TB 10/5.......... 5 0 – 5		
W-@ NYJ 10/15......		INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion/Ankle
W-Atl 10/22.............		INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion/Ankle
W-LAC 10/29..........		INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion/Ankle
W-@ Den 11/12...... 3 0 – 3		1
W-@ Oak 11/19...... 5 0 – 5		1
W-Mia 11/26............ 1 0 – 1		 1 1/20
0
W-@ Buf 12/3......... 3 0 – 3		2
L-@ Mia 12/11........ 3 0 – 3		
W-@ Pit 12/17........ 8 0 – 8		1
W-Buf 12/24............ 5 0 – 5		0
W-NYJ 12/31.......... 2 1 – 3		1
Totals...................... 47 3 – 50 1(-1)
9 2/590RECORDS2013 (Buffalo)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
L-NE 9/8..................			 INACTIVE/INJURED-Wrist
W-Car 9/15..............			 INACTIVE/INJURED-Wrist
L-@ NYJ 9/22.........			 INACTIVE/INJURED-Wrist
W-Bal 9/29..............			 INACTIVE/INJURED-Wrist
L-@ Cle 10/3...........			 INACTIVE/INJURED-Wrist
L-Cin 10/13............. 2 1 – 3		
W-@ Mia 10/20....... 4 1 – 5		1
L-@ NO 10/27........ 0 1 – 1		
L-KC 11/3................ 6 1 – 7		1
L-@ Pit 11/10.......... 3 0 – 3		
W-NYJ 11/17........... 2 0 – 2		 1
L-Atl 12/1................. 4 1 – 5		1
L-@ TB 12/8........... 2 0 – 2		2
1/0 0
W-@ Jac 12/15....... 2 0 – 2		1
1/0 0
W-Mia 12/22............ 3 0 – 3		3
L-@ NE 12/29......... 2 0 – 2
Totals...................... 30 5 – 35		 102/0 02022 SEASON

2016 (Buffalo)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
L-@ Bal 9/11........... 3 2 – 5		1
L-NYJ 9/15.............. 6 0 – 6		
W-Ari 9/25............... 2 1 – 3		4
2/48
0
W-@ NE 10/2.......... 1 0 – 1		
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 4 0 – 4		
W-SF 10/16............. 3 0 – 3		1
L-@ Mia 10/23........ 1 0 – 1		1
L-NE 10/30.............. 3 0 – 3		
L-@ Sea 11/7.......... 2 1 – 3		
W-@ Cin 11/20....... 5 1 – 6		3
2/56
0
W-Jac 11/27............ 2 0 – 2		
L-@ Oak 12/4......... 3 0 – 3		
L-Pit 12/11............... 1 0 – 1		1
1/31
0W-Cle 12/18............ 3 0 – 3
L-Mia 12/24............. 3 1 – 4		1
L-@ NYJ 1/1/17......		 INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion
Totals...................... 42 6 – 48		 12 5/135 0

STEPHONGILMORE2015 (Buffalo), Cont.
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
L-@ NE 11/23......... 1 0 – 1		2
1/4
L-@ KC 11/29......... 6 0 – 6		 1
W-Hou 12/6............. 2 0 – 2		
L-@ Phi 12/13.........		
INACTIVE/INJURED-Shoulder
L-@ Was 12/20.......			 RESERVE/INJURED-Shoulder
W-Dal 12/27............		
RESERVE/INJURED-Shoulder
W-NYJ 1/3/16.........		
RESERVE/INJURED-Shoulder
Totals...................... 36 0 – 36		 183/330Tkl/		INTs
Ls PBU No/Yds TD

STAFF

2012 (Buffalo)

GILMORE’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSESTAFF
STEPHONGILMORE
2022 SEASONRECORDS

Playoffs
W-LAC 1/13/19.......
W-@ KC 1/20/19....
W-@ LAR 2/3/19....
Totals......................

1
1
5
7

Game
W-Pit 9/8.................
W-@ Mia 9/15.........
W-NYJ 9/22.............
W-@ Buf 9/29.........
W-@ Was 10/6.......
W-NYG 10/10.........
W-@ NYJ 10/21......
W-Cle 11/27............
L-@ Bal 11/3...........
W-@ Phi 11/17........
W-Dal 11/24............
L-@ Hou 12/1.........
L-KC 12/8................
W-@ Cin 12/15.......
W-Buf 12/21............
L-Mia 12/29.............
Totals......................

2019 (New England)
Tkl/		INTsST AT
TTLs PBU No/Yds TD
4 2 – 6		
0 2 – 2		3
1/54
1
3 0– 3
4 0 – 4		
4 0 – 4		
2 1 – 3		5
1/0
0 0 – 0		1
1/8
4 0 – 4		1
1 0 – 1		
2 0 – 2		1
4 1 – 5		 2
1/0
2 1 – 3		
4 1 – 5		1
2 0 – 2		4 2/64		 1
1 0 – 1		1
7 1 – 8		1
44 9 – 53		 20 6/126
2

Playoffs
L-Ten 1/4/20............
Totals......................

2
2

0–
0–
0–
0–

0–
0–

1		2
1		
5		3
7		 5

1/0

0

1/0
2/0

0
0

2
2

2020 (New England)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-Mia 9/13.............. 4 1 – 5		1
1/15
0
L-@ Sea 9/20.......... 3 0 – 3		
W-LV 9/27............... 0 0 – 0		1
L-@ KC 10/5........... 3 0 – 3		
L-Den 10/18............ 2 1 – 3		
L-SF 10/25.............. 3 3 – 6
L-@ Buf 11/1...........
INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
W-@ NYJ 11/9........
INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Bal 11/15............
INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Hou 11/22........ 4 2 – 6
W-Ari 11/29............. 4 0 – 4 1(-2)
W-@ LAC 12/6....... 1 0 – 1		1
L-@ LAR 12/10....... 4 0 – 4

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSGILMORE’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.
2018 (New England), cont.
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
L-@ Mia 12/9.......... 1 0 – 1		1
L-@ Pit 12/16.......... 3 0 – 3		2
W-Buf 12/23............ 3 0 – 3
W-NYJ 12/30.......... 1 0 – 1		2
Totals...................... 40 5 – 45
1(-7) 202/0
0982020 (New England), cont.
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
L-@ Mia 12/20........ 2 0 – 2
L-Buf 12/28.............		 RESERVE/INJURED-Quad
W-NYJ 1/3/21.........		 RESERVE/INJURED-Quad
Totals...................... 30 7 – 37 1(-2)
3
1/15
02021 (New England)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
L-Mia 9/12...............					RESERVE/PUP
W-@ NYJ 9/19........					RESERVE/PUP
L-NO 9/26...............					RESERVE/PUP
L-TB 10/3................					RESERVE/PUP		
Totals......................					RESERVE/PUP
2021 (Carolina)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-Phi 10/10............					RESERVE/PUP
W-Min 10/17............					RESERVE/PUP
W-@ NYG 10/24.....					RESERVE/PUP
W-@ Atl 10/31......... 1 1 – 2		1
1/0
W-NE 11/7............... 2 0 – 2		1 1/13
W-@ Ari 11/14......... 0 0 – 0		
W-Was 11/21.......... 3 0 – 3
W-@ Mia 11/28....... 2 0 – 2
L-Atl 12/12............... 1 0 – 1
1(-2)
W-@ Buf 12/19....... 3 0 – 3
W-TB 12/26............. 3 0 – 3
W-@ NO 1/2/22......
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin- @ TB 1/9/22.........			
DID NOT PLAY
Totals...................... 15 1 – 16
1(-2) 2 2/13
02022 (Indianapolis)
Tkl/		INTs
Game
ST AT
TT
Ls PBU No/Yds TD
W-@ Hou 9/11........ 3 0 – 3		
L-@ Jac 9/18.......... 5 0 – 5		1
L-KC 9/25................ 5 0 – 5		1
W-Ten 10/2.............. 1 0 – 1		
W-@ Den 10/6........ 4 1 – 5		2
1/0
0W-Jac 10/16............ 2 1 – 3		
W-@ Ten 10/23....... 2 0 – 2		
W-Was 10/30.......... 4 1 – 5		
W-@ NE 11/6.......... 3 1 – 4		
L-@ LV 11/13.......... 2 3 – 5		 2
W-Phi 11/20............ 1 0 – 1				 0W-Pit 11/28.............. 4 3 – 7		
L-@ Dal 12/4........... 5 1 – 6		2
1/31
0L-@ Min 12/17........ 6 1 – 7		3
W-LAC 12/26.......... 3 1 – 4
W-@ NYG 1/1/23.... 3 0 – 3		
L-Hou 1/8/23...........			 INACTIVE/INJURED-Wrist
Totals...................... 53 13 – 66		 112/310

STAFFCHAUNCEY GOLSTON
99 • Defensive End

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Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-4)
8
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 6 6.0 6 0
1(-2)
7
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02(-6) 15
2 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 6 6.0 6 0

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0.0(0)0(0)0
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2 0ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles - 2021 (1 BXP).

99

0
0
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0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

SIDELINES

Playoffs
2021 Dallas............................1-0
2022 Dallas.................... 2-0
Totals............................. 3-0

SksYds1.0(-7)1.0(-2)2.0(-9)HISTORY

ST AT		 TT21 12 – 33
13 9 – 22
34 21 – 55

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

DEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 15-0
2022 Dallas.................. 15-0
Totals........................... 30-0

RECORDSGOLSTON’S COWBOYS TOTALS

2022 SEASON

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted defensive end Chauncey Golston in the third round (84th overall) of the 2021 NFL
Draft to bolster a defensive line that struggled against the run in 2020. Golston, who is known as a high-motor defenderthat has spent time on both the edge and interior, finished his collegiate career with 129 tackles, 27 tackles for loss,
12.0 sacks, three interceptions, three fumble recoveries and a forced fumble. As a rookie in 2021, Golston playedin 15 games as a reserve lineman and on special teams. With the departure of Randy Gregory in free agency, theCowboys utilized Golston and his versatility in 2022, as he played in 15 games and tallied 22 tackles, a sack, a tackle
for loss, seven pressures and a pass breakup at multiple positions across the defensive front.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/30/21: Drafted in the third round (84th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Appeared in 15 games and tallied 22 tackles, a tackle for loss, one sack, seven pressures and a pass breakup.
• Recorded two tackles and a season-high three pressures at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Made his only sack of the season at Philadelphia (10/16), bringing down Jalen Hurts for a two-yard loss.
• Was inactive at Green Bay (11/13) and against Houston (12/11).
• Tallied a career-best and season-high 11 tackles in the season finale at Washington (1/8/23).
• Played in both postseason matchups, recording a tackle and two pressures at Tampa Bay (1/16/23) and thenadded a tackle and a pressure at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Played in 15 games and notched 33 tackles with one for a loss, adding 1.0 sacks and eight pressures.
• Spent training camp on Active/PUP with a hamstring injury but returned to the roster at the final cut date.
• Inactive the first two weeks of the season, then made his NFL debut and had three tackles in the Monday night
home-opening win over Philadelphia (9/27).
• Had his first career sack stat, splitting one with Osa Odighizuwa, with five tackles in the win over Carolina (10/3).
• Recovered his first career fumble to go with three tackles in the win at New England (10/17).
• Had his first career blocked kick (PAT) at Washington (12/12) while adding two tackles, then against Washington(12/26) logged his first career touchdown, recovering a Corey Clement blocked punt in the end zone.
• Made his postseason debut in the Wild Card Game against San Francisco (1/16/22), but recorded no stats.
COLLEGE:• Started all eight games for the Hawkeyes where he earned first-team All-Big Ten honors and was named honorable mention All-American by Phil Steele in 2020.
• Started all 13 games at defensive end in 2019, earning a spot on the honorable mention All-Big Ten Team afterrecording 47 tackles, including 26 solo stops, 9.5 tackles for loss, three sacks and one interception.
• In 2018 led the Big Ten and ranked sixth nationally with three fumble recoveries while recording 35 tackles, ninetackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and one interception in 12 games as a sophomore.
• Made his collegiate debut against Wyoming in Week 1 of the 2017 season as a redshirt freshman and finishedthe season with two solo tackles in 2017.
PERSONAL:• Helped East English Village Prep in Detroit, Mich. reach the state playoffs for three consecutive years.
• Finished his senior season with 43 tackles and nine sacks, earning first-team all-state, all-metro and all-city.
• Named to the Academic All-American team in prep school.
• Earned his undergraduate degree in sports studies from the University of Iowa.
COMMUNITY:• WrestleMania 38 School Pep Rally.
• 2022-23 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

CHAUNCEYGOLSTON

6-5 • 285 • 2/10/98
Iowa • D3b-’21 (84th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-15/0; Career-30/0
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-3/0

STAFF
C.J.
GOODWIN
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

C.J. GOODWIN
29 • Cornerback

6-3 • 195 • 2/4/90
California (PA) • PS(Cin)-’18
NFL: 7th Year • Cowboys: 5th Year
Games/Starts: 2021-17/0; Career-80/1
Postseason: 2021-1/0; Career-6/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys acquired C.J. Goodwin off the Cincinnati Bengals practice squad following Week 5of the 2018 season to add depth to a banged up Cowboys secondary. Since his arrival in Dallas, Goodwin has
played in 69 games and has developed into one of the league’s top special teams coverage men. After landing
in Dallas, he played in two games before a broken arm sidelined him for eight games. He returned for the fina- 2016le and played in both playoff games for Dallas. Goodwin played in all 16 games for the first time in his careerin 2019 and emerged as a key special teams coverage man for Dallas, leading the team with 10 special teams
stops. The 2020 season again saw Goodwin lead the team with 10 special teams stops. At the beginning of 2021
free agency, the Cowboys locked up Goodwin for two seasons, and he again led the team in special teams tackles,
tallying a career-high tying 10 for the third straight year. He became the first player in franchise history to leadthe team in special teams tackles three consecutive years (since special teams tackles were tracked beginning in
1988). Dallas re-upped Goodwin with a one-year deal for the 2023 season to keep their core specialist in place.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/17/23: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
3/19/21: Signed a two-year contract with Dallas through 2022.
3/30/20: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2020, released (9/5) and re-signed (9/7).
12/19/18: Returned to practice and activated (12/29).
10/10/18: Signed to Dallas’ active roster and placed on Reserve/Injured with an arm injury (10/26).
8/4/18:Signed with Cincinnati, waived (9/1) and signed to Cincinnati’s practice squad (9/2).
5/14/18: Waived, claimed by San Francisco (5/15) and released (7/31).
4/3/18:Signed a one-year contract with Arizona, waived (5/1) and claimed by the N.Y. Giants (5/2).
12/14/17: Waived by Atlanta and claimed by Arizona (12/15).
1/5/16:Signed as a Future with Atlanta.
1/5/15:Signed as a Future with Pittsburgh, waived (8/31) and signed to Atlanta’s practice squad (11/3).
8/26/14: Waived and signed to Pittsburgh’s practice squad (8/31).
6/4/14:Signed with Pittsburgh as an undrafted free agent.
2022:• Played in all 17 games - the fourth straight season he has seen action in every game - and finished second on
the team with nine special teams stops to go along with a forced fumble.
• Named special teams captain three times on the season - for the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), at
Green Bay (11/13) and against Philadelphia (12/24) - in addition to both postseason games.
• Forced his first career fumble on special teams at Green Bay (11/13), also adding a special teams tackle.
• Logged a stop on special teams against Indianapolis (12/4), the 50th of his career.
• Tallied a season-best and career-high tying three special teams tackles in the season finale at Washington(1/8/23).
2021:• Played in all 17 games - the third straight season he has seen action in every game - and notched a team-best
10 special teams tackles, tying a career-high.
• Named special teams captain in the win at New England (10/17).
• Tallied two special tams tackles on punt coverage in the win over Atlanta (11/14), then made his 75th career
appearance, playing special teams at New Orleans (12/2).
• Tied his season high with two special teams tackles in the finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22), then added a special
teams tackle and had a 16-yard catch on a fake punt against San Francisco (1/16/22) in the Wild Card game his first career reception.
2020:• Played all 16 games for the second straight year, leading Dallas with a career-high tying 10 special teams tackles.
• Had a tackle and his first career quarterback pressures on defense.
• Selected as a team captain for the Week 2 game against Atlanta (9/20).
• Recovered the onside kick against the Falcons that set up Dallas’ game-winning field goal.
• Played in his 50th career game - at Seattle (9/27).
• Named special teams captain for the Week 9 game against Pittsburgh (11/8), had one special teams tackle andtook a lateral from Cedrick Wilson on a punt return 73 yards to set up a field goal.
• Saw extra time on defense as a “spy” on against Philadelphia (11/27) and logged his tackle and pressures.
2019:• Played in all 16 games for the first time in his career and paced the team with a career-best 10 special teams
stops. Also saw limited time as a reserve defensive back and tallied two tackles.
• Saw time on defense at Chicago (12/5) and logged a tackle along with a career-high tying three teams stops.
2018 (Arizona/N.Y. Giants/San Francisco/Cincinnati/Dallas):• Signed a one-year deal with Arizona in April but was released before the summer.
• Spent time through the offseason with the N.Y. Giants and San Francisco before being added to the Cincinnati
practice squad for Week 1.

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0(0)
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles – 2016 (8-2-10), 2017 (Atl: 2-1-3; Ari:1-0. 3-1-4),
2018 (1-0-1), 2019 (7-3-10), 2020 (10-0-10),2021 (7-3-10), 2022 (4-5-9, 1FF).
.Total: 40-14-54, 1 FF.
Playoffs – 2016 (1-1-2-Atl), 2018 (1-0-1), 2021 (1-0-1),
2022 (0-1-1). Total: 2-2-4.
Punt Returns – 2020 (0 for 73 yards).
Receptions – Playoffs 2021 (1 for 16 yards).

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SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Tackles – 4 vs. Tampa Bay, 11/26/17
Spec. Tms. Tkl. – 3, four times, last at Washington, 1/8/23

SIDELINES

101

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300
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PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Playoffs
2016 Atlanta................... 3-0
2018 Dallas.................... 2-02021 Dallas.................... 1-0
2022Dallas..................... 2-0
Totals............................. 8-0

RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONSSksTkl/ QB			Year TeamGP-GS
ST AT		 TTYdsLs Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
2014 Pittsburgh.............. 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD						PRACTICE SQUAD		 PRACTICE SQUAD
2015 Atlanta................... 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD						PRACTICE SQUAD		 PRACTICE SQUAD
2016 Atlanta................. 14-1
6 1–
70.0(0)0(0)0
2 00
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02017 Atlanta................12-0
5 0–
50.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02017 Arizona.................2-0
0 0–
0
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2018 Dallas...................3-0
0 0–
0
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2019 Dallas.................16-0
2 0–
20.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02020 Dallas.................16-0
0 1–
1
0.0(0)0(0)20 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02021 Dallas.................17-0
0 0–
0
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02022 Dallas.................17-0
0 0–
0
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0 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
Totals........................... 97-1
13 2 – 15
0.0(0)0(0)22 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02022 SEASONDEFENSEC.J.
GOODWIN

GOODWIN’S NFL TOTALS

STAFF• Signed by Dallas off Cincinnati’s practice squad Oct. 10 and made his Cowboys debut on special teams against
Jacksonville (10/14).
• Made a tackle on punt at Washington (10/21) but broke his arm on the play, landing on Reserve/Injured.
• Returned to practice Dec. 19 and activated Dec. 29 to play in the season finale and both playoff games - all on
special teams.
2017 (Atlanta/Arizona):• Returned to the Falcons to play in 12 games and logged five tackles before being released in early December.
• Posted a career-high four tackles on defense against Tampa Bay (11/26).
• Signed with Arizona (12/15) and played in the final two games of the season, making his Cardinals debut against
the N.Y. Giants (12/24).
2016 (Atlanta):• After signing with Atlanta, played in 14 games with one start, and logged seven tackles.
• Made his NFL debut in Week 1 against Tampa Bay (9/11) and had a career-high three special teams tackles atthe LA Rams (12/11).
• Made his first career start against San Francisco (12/16).
• Had two tackles and a special teams stop in Super Bowl LI against New England (2/5/17).
2015 (Pittsburgh/Atlanta):• Signed a Future’s contract prior to the 2015 season with Pittsburgh, but was released following training camp.
• Signed to Atlanta’s practice squad for the remainder of the 2015 season.
2014 (Pittsburgh):• Signed as an undrafted free agent and spent all of 2014 on the Pittsburgh practice squad.
COLLEGE:• Played wide receiver during his lone season at California University of Pennsylvania and appeared in 11 gameswith one start, catching 11 passes for 126 yards and a touchdown.
• Was at Fairmont State for one year and led the team with 18.3 yards-per-catch with four touchdowns as a junior.
• Began his collegiate career playing basketball at Bethany College for two years before transferring to Fairmont.
PERSONAL:• Did not play football until his senior year at The Linsly School in Wheeling, W.V.
• Has a daughter, Caidyn, and a son, Cason.
• Earned his degree in business management from California (Pa.).
COMMUNITY:• 2019 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2019 Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019 Salvation Army relief for Dallas tornado.
• 2019-22 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.
• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

STAFF
WILL
GRIER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

WILL GRIER
15 • Quarterback

6-1 • 215 • 4/3/95
West Virginia • W(Car)-’21
NFL: 5th year • Cowboys: 3rd year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0; Career-2/2
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added more competition for the backup quarterback spot when they claimed Will Grieroff waivers following training camp in 2021. Grier, a former Heisman Trophy Finalist at West Virginia, came to
Dallas after spending his first two NFL seasons with the Carolina Panthers. Grier started two games in his rookie
season before not seeing any action in 2020. In his first two seasons in Dallas, Grier saw time as the club’s third
quarterback and was active for five games in 2022 as the primary backup, but did not make any game appearances. Grier looks to compete for the lead backup to Prescott heading into 2023.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
1/10/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
9/1/21:Claimed off waivers by Dallas.
8/31/21: Waived by Carolina.
5/9/19:Drafted in the third round (100th overall) by Carolina.
2022:• Started the season on the practice squad, signed to the active roster after Week 1 to serve as the backup to
Cooper Rush for five games, but did not see any game action and spent the final 11 weeks as a gameday inactive.
• With Prescott (thumb) injured in Week 1, was active but did not play in the games against Cincinnati (9/18), at
the N.Y. Giants (9/26), against Washington (10/2), at the LA Rams (10/9) and at Philadelphia (10/16).
2021:• Was a gameday inactive for 16 contests and active for one but did not play.
• With Prescott (calf) injured for the game at Minnesota (10/31), active but did not play.
• Suffered a knee injury prior to the finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22) that landed him on Reserve/Injured.
2020 (Carolina):• Did not appear in any games and was inactive for nine of the final eleven contests.
2019 (Carolina):• Played and started the final two games, completing 28-of-52 passes for 228 yards and four interceptions.
• Made his NFL debut at Indianapolis (12/22), completing 27-of-44 passes for 224 yards and three interceptions.
COLLEGE:• Three-year starter at West Virginia where he was a Heisman Trophy Finalist in 2018, was named Maxwell Award
Finalist, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Top-5 Finalist and Manning Award Finalist.
• As a senior led the NCAA in passing yards-per-game (305.6) and ranked fifth in the nation in career pass efficiency (165.1). He also ranked second in the country in touchdown passes (37) and third in passing yards (3,864),
along with a career-best 67.0% completion rate.
• In 2017 started the first eleven games before a hand injury ended his season. Despite the injury, finished with
All-Big 12 second-team honors after throwing for 3,490 yards and 34 touchdowns.
• Sat out the 2016 season due to NCAA transfer requirements.
• Played in six games as a true freshman at Florida in 2015. In his six appearances, completed 65.9% of his
passes for 1,204 yards, 10 touchdowns and just three interceptions.
PERSONAL:• Played quarterback under his father, Chad Grier, at Davidson Day School in Davidson, N.C., Day School.
• Threw for 4,989 yards as a senior and led the nation with 77 touchdowns, along with 1,251 rushing yards and
13 scores on the ground, earning 2013 Parade National Player of the Year and Maxwell Player of the Year.
• Graduated with his bachelor’s degree in multidisciplinary studies from West Virginia.
• Has two daughters, Eloise and Adeline, with his wife, Jeanne.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

GRIER’S NFL TOTALS
Year Team
GP-GS
2019 Carolina................2-2
2020 Carolina................0-0
2021 Dallas....................0-0
2022 Dallas....................0-0
Totals.............................2-2

Att
52
0
0
0
52

Cmp
28
0
0
0
28

Yds
228
0
0
0
228

PASSING

Pct Yds/Att TD
53.8
4.4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
53.8
4.4
0

TD%
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

Int
4
0
0
0
4

Playoffs
2021 Dallas....................0-0					 RESERVE/INJURED-Knee2022 Dallas....................0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0
Totals.............................0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Rushes – 2019-Car (7 for 22).

102

Int% Long
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6/44
0/0
0/0
0/0
6/44

Rating
33.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
33.2

0/0
0/0

0.0
0.0

STAFF

JOHNATHAN HANKINS
95 • Defensive Tackle

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

103

2022 SEASON

PRO: Looking for size and physicality on the interior of the defensive line, the Cowboys traded for Johnathan
Hankins at the trade deadline of the 2022 season, bolstering their front for a postseason push. Hankins, originallya second round (49th overall) draft pick by the N.Y. Giants in 2013, has played in 138 games with 120 starts.
He returns to Dallas in 2023 to resume his role in the middle of the Cowboys front seven and help the defense
increase its production against the run.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/4/23:Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
12/14/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a chest injury and activated (1/16/23).
10/25/22: Traded to Dallas from Las Vegas for a 2023 sixth round draft pick.
4/1/22:Signed a one-year contract with Las Vegas through 2022.
3/22/21: Signed a one-year contract with Las Vegas through 2021.
3/14/19: Signed a two-year contract with Las Vegas through 2020.
3/17/18: Released by Indianapolis and signed with Las Vegas (9/13).
4/13/17: Signed a three-year contract with Indianapolis through 2019.
11/10/15: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a chest injury.
4/26/13: Drafted in the second round (49th overall) by the N.Y. Giants.
2022 (Las Vegas/Dallas):• Played in five games with one start for Las Vegas and recorded nine tackles with a pass deflection and a pressure before being traded to Dallas for a 2023 sixth round draft pick.
• Started three-of-five games for Dallas - missing five games with injuries - and added 12 tackles with one for loss.
• Went on Reserve/Injured following the game against Houston (12/11), missing the final four weeks of theregular season.
• Returned from Reserve/Injured for the postseason, playing in both playoff games and recording four tackles andadded a sack in the Wild Card Game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23).
2021 (Las Vegas):• Started all 14 games he appeared in, recording 38 tackles and one pass defensed, missing three games due
to injury.
• Finished with three tackles in the lone postseason game at Cincinnati (1/15/22).
2020 (Las Vegas):• Started all 16 games for the fourth time in his career and finished with 48 tackles, one sack and one fumble
recovery.
• Registered his only sack of the season, taking down Tua Tagovailoa for a loss of nine yards in the fourth quarter
against Miami (12/26).
2019 (Las Vegas):• Started all 16 games and compiled 50 tackles, 1.5 sacks and one pass defensed.
• Tied for first on the team with eight tackles at Minnesota (9/22).
• Registered four tackles and his first sack of the season, taking down Deshaun Watson at Houston (10/27).
• Recorded two tackles and combined with Maxx Crosby to take down Drew Lock for a sack at Denver (12/29).
2018 (Indianapolis/Las Vegas):• Released by the Colts in March and signed as a free agent with the Raiders ahead of Week 2 and finished theseason playing in 15 games while making 14 starts. Tallied 36 tackles and two fumble recoveries.
• Totaled two tackles and two fumble recoveries against Cleveland (9/30).
2017 (Indianapolis):• In his lone season with the Colts, started all 15 games played and tallied 44 tackles, 2.0 sacks and threepasses defensed.
• Recorded four stops and his first sack of the year at Seattle (10/1).
• Registered a season-high eight tackles at Buffalo (12/10).
• Tallied five stops and added one sack against Denver (12/14).
2016 (N.Y. Giants):• Started all 16 games for the second time in his career and registered 43 tackles, eight tackles for loss, 3.0
sacks, one forced fumble and one blocked field goal.
• Blocked a Will Lutz field goal attempt that was returned for a touchdown against New Orleans (9/18).
• Notched five tackles and posted his first sack on the year while registering three total stops for loss against
Baltimore (10/16).
• Tallied two stops, one sack and also recorded a forced fumble at Cleveland (11/27).
• Started in his first career playoff contest and totaled three tackles and one sack at Green Bay (1/8/17).
2015 (N.Y. Giants):• Started the first nine games of the season and was placed on Reserve/Injured for the remainder of the year
after suffering an injury at Tampa Bay (11/8). Recorded 30 tackles, one pass defensed and one forced fumble.
2014 (N.Y. Giants):• Started all 16 games for the first time in his career, posting a career-high 51 tackles, 7.0 sacks, three passes
defensed and one forced fumble.

JOHNATHAN
HANKINS

6-3 • 325 • 3/30/92
Ohio State • T(LV)-’22
NFL: 11th year • Cowboys: 2nd year
Games/Starts: 2022-10/4; Career-138/120
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-4/2

STAFF•••••

JOHNATHAN
HANKINS

•
•
•
•
•
•

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

•
•
•
•

His 7.0 sacks ranked second on the team and were the most by a Giants defensive tackle since 2000.
Posted six tackles and his first sack of the season against Arizona (9/14).
Recorded four tackles and one sack against Atlanta (10/5).
Tallied four tackles and collected one sack at Seattle (11/9).
Collected six stops and recorded a career-high 2.5 sacks, also recording one forced fumble against Washington(12/14).
2013 (N.Y. Giants):
Appeared in 11 contests in his rookie season as a reserve defensive tackle and special teamer, compiling 16
tackles.
Made his NFL debut against Philadelphia (10/6), posting a season-high five tackles, including one for loss.
COLLEGE:
Played three seasons at Ohio State, starting 25-of-38 contests and recorded 138 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 16.5
tackles for loss and one fumble recovery.
As a junior in 2013, started every game for the Buckeyes and was named All-American Second Team and wasan All-Big Ten Conference selection after finishing with 55 tackles.
PERSONAL:
Attended Southeastern High School in Dearborn Heights, Mich., where he was a two-time all-state selection andfour-year starter.
As a senior led his team to an 11-1 record and division championship after posting 85 tackles and 12.0 sacks
on the season.
Majored in criminology at Ohio State.
Married to Mahsa Hankins.
COMMUNITY:
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

HANKINS’ NFL TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2013 N.Y. Giants...........11-0
2014 N.Y. Giants.......... 16-16
2015 N.Y. Giants............ 9-92016 N.Y. Giants.......... 16-16
2017 Indianapolis........15-15
2018 Oakland.............15-14
2019 Oakland.............16-16
2020 Las Vegas..........16-16
2021 Las Vegas..........14-14
2022 Las Vegas............5-1
Dallas...................5-3
Totals......................... 138-120
Playoffs
2016 N.Y. Giants............ 1-1
2021 Las Vegas............. 1-1
2022 Dallas.................... 2-0
Totals............................. 4-2

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

SksTkl/ QB			ST AT		 TTYdsLs Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
9 7 – 160.0(0)
2(-2)
2
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 030 21 – 51 7.0(-53) 8(-37) 13
3 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
21 9 – 30
0.0(0)
1(0)2
1 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
29 14 – 43 3.0(-17)8(-6) 100 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
24 20 – 44
2.0(-3)
4(-7)
5
3 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
21 15 – 36
0.0(0)
4(-9)
2
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 2 0 0.0 0 028 22 – 50
1.5(-8) 7(-13)
6
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 027 21 – 48
1.0(-9)
1(-9)
4
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
15 23 – 38
0.0(0)
1(-1)
2
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1 9 – 100.0(0)0(0)1
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
11 1 – 12
0.0(0)
1(-3)
2
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
216 162 – 378 14.5(-89) 37(-87) 49 10 30
0 0.0 0 0 3 0 0.0 0 0
2
1
3
6

1–
2–
1–
4–

3
3
4
10

1.0(-1)0.0(0)
1.0(-9)2.0(-10)

1(-1)
0(0)
0(0)
1(-1)

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

DEVIN HARPER

SIDELINESHISTORY

50 • Linebacker

6-0 • 240 • 5/13/98
Oklahoma State • D6-’22 (193rd overall)
NFL: 2nd • Cowboys: 2nd
Games/Starts: 2022-3/0; Career-3/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-IR; Career-0/0
PRO: With their last selection in the 2022 NFL Draft (sixth round, 193rd overall), the Dallas Cowboys added an athletic
linebacker who capitalized on the ability to play as a “super senior” in Devin Harper. Harper appeared in three games
during his rookie campaign, playing on special teams, but finished the season on Reserve/Injured with an Achilles injury
and will look to build into a consistent contributer in 2023.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
10/29/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with an Achilles injury.
4/30/22: Drafted in the sixth round (193rd overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in the first three games as a special teams contributer, then was inactive for the next four games before
being placed on Reserve/Injured for the remained of the season with an Achilles injury.

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STAFFDEVIN
HARPER
2022 SEASON• Made his NFL debut in the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11).
• Placed on Reserve/Injured with an Achilles injury prior to the game against Chicago (10/30).
COLLEGE:• One-of-six Oklahoma State seniors from 2020 to play an extra season in 2021 under the NCAA eligibility rulingaround COVID-19 and was a full-time starter for the first time in his collegiate career, finishing second on the
defense with 96 tackles to go with 6.0 sacks, 11 tackles for loss, two breakups, 15 hurries (team-high), two
fumble recoveries and a forced fumble.
• Earned second-team All-Big 12 honors as a senior in 2020, starting one-of-11 games and notched 37 tackles
with six for losses, 2.0 sacks, an interception, one breakup and three hurries.
• Played in 10 games with one start in 2019, finishing with 34 tackles, 3.0 sacks, five tackles for loss and a hurry
as a junior.
• Played in all 13 games and posted 44 tackles to go with 2.5 sacks, one interception that he returned 24 yards
for a touchdown, one pass breakup, three hurries and a forced fumble as a sophomore in 2018.
• As a redshirt freshman in 2017, played in 11 games, primarily on special teams, and posted five tackles,
including two on kickoff, and one blocked kick - a punt that he then returned 12 yards.
• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2016.
PERSONAL:• Played both offense and defense at Karns High School in Knoxville, Tenn., averaging 213 all-purpose yards on
offense and tallying 40 tackles on defense as a senior.
• Also competed in basketball and track and field at Karns.
• Earned a degree in university studies in 2018 and is working toward a master’s in recreation management.
• Has a son, Camden Ryder.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Play 60 Week events.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.

HARPER’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEST AT		 TT0 0–0Playoffs
2022 Dallas...................... 				INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

RESERVE/INJURED

RESERVE/INJURED

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles				

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPEYTON HENDERSHOTRECORDS

Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas.................... 3-0

SksYds0.0(0)

89 • Tight End

6-4 • 250 • 4/23/99
Indiana • UDFA-’22
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/2; Career-17/2
Postseason: 2022-1/0; Career-1/0

SIDELINES

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HISTORY

PRO: The Cowboys signed Peyton Hendershot as an undrafted free agent following the 2022 NFL Draft, adding an
explosive tight end who has the ability to stretch the defense and make plays after the catch. In his rookie season, Hendershot played in all 17 games and started two, recording 11 catches for 103 yards and two touchdowns, also rushing
one time for a two-yard score. He teamed with rookie fourth round draft pick Jake Ferguson to mark the first time tworookie tight ends caught a touchdown in the same season for the Cowboys. With the departure of Dalton Schultz infree agency, the Cowboys will look for a second-year jump from Hendershot to give the passing game some juice.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
5/12/22: Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:• Saw action in 17 games - and one playoff contest - with two starts, catching 11 passes for 103 yards and twotouchdowns, also rushing one time for a two-yard score and adding four tackles on special teams.
• Made his NFL debut in the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), playing on special teams.
• Made his first career start when the offense opened the game in a two tight end set at the N.Y. Giants (9/26),
catching his first three career passes for 43 yards.
• Recorded two receptions for five yards and his first career touchdown against Detroit (10/23).
• Rushed one time for a two-yard score against the N.Y. Giants (11/24), becoming the fourth Cowboys tight end(fifth instance) to rush for a score, joining Billy Joe Dupree (9/19/82), Eric Bjornson (12/20/98 and 12/19/99)
and Jay Novacek (10/10/93).

STAFFPEYTONHENDERSHOT
2022 SEASON• Registered a season-high three special teams tackles against Indianapolis (12/4).
• Made his second start of the season and caught a 20-yard touchdown at Jacksonville (12/18).
• Played in the Wild Card Game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23), making a special teams stop, but missed the Divisional
Round at San Francisco (1/22/23) with a hamstring injury.
COLLEGE:• The three-time All-Big Ten selection finished his career as the Hoosiers tight ends receptions (136) and yardage(1,479) leader.
• Team captain and Phil Steele first-team All-Big Ten award winner in his 2021 senior season, starting all 12 games
and leading the team with 46 receptions (tied), 543 yards and four touchdowns - totals that rank third on Indiana’s single-season tight ends list.
• Was named third-team All-Big Ten in 2020 after recording 23 receptions for 151 yards with four touchdowns,
starting all eight games.
• Set Indiana single-season tight end records with 52 receptions and 622 yards in 13 starts for the Hoosiers in
2019, earning third-team All-Big 10 honors.
• Started 10 games and played in 11 as a freshman in 2018, leading all tight ends with 15 receptions, 163 yards
and two touchdowns.
• Played in the first four games before he suffered a season-ending injury and received a medical redshirt in 2017.
PERSONAL:• Selected to the 2016 Indianapolis Star Super Team and earned all-county and all-conference honors at Tri-WestHigh School in North Salem, Ind., finishing his career with 157 receptions, 2,170 yards and 22 touchdowns.
• Four-year football and three-year basketball letterwinner.
• Earned his degree in liberal studies from Indiana.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Play 60 Week events.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.

HENDERSHOT’S COWBOYS TOTALSSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS		Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas....................17-2

No
11

Playoffs
2022 Dallas......................1-0

0

Yds
103

RECEIVING
Avg
9.4

Long
29t

RUSHING

TD
2

No
1

Yds
2

Avg
2.0

Long
2t

TD
1

0
0
0t
0
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles - 2022 (3-1-4).

0

0

0

0t

0

MALIK HOOKER
28 • Safety

6-1 • 215 • 4/2/96
Ohio State • FA-’21
NFL: 7th year • Cowboys: 3rd year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/6; Career-67/44
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-4/3
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys improved their secondary when they signed Malik Hooker during the first week oftraining camp in 2021. Hooker, the former 15th overall pick from the 2017 NFL Draft, arrived in Dallas after
spending the first four years of his career with the Indianapolis Colts. The seventh-year safety has displayed his
ability to perform at a high level and could be the player Dallas has coveted from the safety position. His first four
seasons have not come without struggle, as he missed 14 games in 2020 with a torn Achilles and more than halfof his rookie season with a torn ACL and MCL. In making his return from the torn Achilles in 2020, Hooker playedin 15 games with three starts in his first season in Dallas, and he notched 44 tackles (ninth on the defense), onestop for a loss, one interception and two breakups. Hooker signed a two-year contract extension with Dallas at the
beginning of free agency in 2022 and combined with Jayron Kearse and Donovan Wilson to create a three-headed
monster at the safety position, adding 67 tackles, three tackles for loss, three breakups, three interceptions andrecovered a fumble for a 38-yard touchdown.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/18/22: Signed a two-year extension with Dallas through 2023.
7/27/21: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2021.
9/22/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with an Achilles injury.
10/24/17: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
4/27/17: Drafted in the first round (15th overall) by Indianapolis.

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HOOKER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

107

STAFF

2022:
• Started six-of-16 games played, tying his career high with three interceptions and establishing career highs intackles (67) and tackles for loss (three). Added three breakups and a fumble recovery he returned for his firstcareer touchdown.
• Finished third on the defense with eight stops and notched his first tackle for loss of the season against Washington (10/2).
• Intercepted his first pass of the year, adding three tackles at the LA Rams (10/9), then led the team with acareer-best 13 tackles - surpassing 200 tackles for his career - at Philadelphia (10/16).
• Missed the game against Chicago (10/30) with a hamstring injury, but returned the following week at Green Bay(11/13) and had three tackles.
• Against his former team, logged three tackles, an interception and recovered a fumble he returned 38 yards
for a his first career touchdown against Indianapolis (12/4). Became the fourth Cowboys defender with aninterception and a fumble recovery for a touchdown in the same game, first since Dennis Thurman in 1983.
• Tied a career-high with his third interception of the year in the season finale at Washington (1/8/23).
• Made his first postseason start as a Cowboy, finishing second on the defense with seven tackles at Tampa Bay(1/16/23).
• Notched a playoff career-high eight tackles in the Divisional Playoff game against San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Started three of the 15 games he played and finished ninth on the defense with 44 tackles while adding one
tackle for loss, two breakups and an interception.
• Inactive for the season opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), then made his Cowboys debut in a start in the win at the LA
Chargers (9/19), finishing with three tackles and a tackle for loss.
• At the N.Y. Giants (12/19) notched six tackles, a breakup and an interception - his first since 2019 with the Colts.
• Missed the game against Washington (12/26) on the Reserve/COVID-19 list but returned against Arizona(1/2/22) and made his 50th career appearance, finishing with three tackles as the defensive captain.
• Notched five tackles in the Wild Card Playoff game against San Francisco (1/16/22).
2020 (Indianapolis):• Was limited to two starts in just two games played before tearing his Achilles in the game against Minnesota(9/20) and missing the remainder of the season.
• Opened the year at Jacksonville with five tackles, then added two against the Vikings before the injury.
2019 (Indianapolis):• Started 13-of-13 games played, missing three with a knee injury, and finished the year with 51 tackles, one fora loss, two interceptions, three breakups and a fumble recovery.
• Had five tackles and an interception in the opener at the LA Chargers (9/8).
• Missed three games (Games 4-6) with a knee injury but returned to log consecutive five-tackle games against
Denver (10/27) and at Pittsburgh (11/3), adding his first career tackle for loss in the Steelers game.
• Recovered a fumble against Tennessee (12/1) and had a season-best 10 stops along with his second interception of the season at Tampa Bay (12/8).
2018 (Indianapolis):• After rehabbing a knee injury suffered as a rookie, returned to start 14 games, missing two with a hip injury.
• Tallied 44 tackles, two interceptions, four breakups and a fumble recovery on the year.
• Notched a career-best 12 tackles at New England (10/4), then picked off his first pass of the season the nextgame at the N.Y. Jets (10/14).
• After missing the game at Oakland (10/28) with a hip injury, recovered his first career fumble in the gameagainst Jacksonville (11/11) before missing the Tennessee (11/18) game with the hip.
• Added his second interception of the year against the N.Y. Giants (12/23).
2017 (Indianapolis):• After being selected 15th overall in the NFL Draft, started six of the seven games he played before landing on
Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
• Posted 21 tackles, four breakups and three interceptions.
• Made his NFL debut at the LA Rams (9/10) and had three tackles with one stop on special teams.
• Picked off a pass in three consecutive games - against Arizona (9/17), Cleveland (9/24) and at Seattle (10/1).
• Logged a season-high five tackles against San Francisco (10/8), then played in the next two games, before
suffering a knee injury against Jacksonville (10/22).
COLLEGE:• Started 13 of the 26 games he played as a safety at Ohio State, helping lead the Buckeyes to a 2015 Fiesta
Bowl win and an appearance in the 2016 College Football Playoff.
• Ended his collegiate career with 84 tackles, 5.5 for loss, a half sack, seven interceptions - three returned fortouchdowns - and 11 breakups.
• Led the nation with three interceptions returned for touchdowns as a sophomore in 2016, ranked second with
181 interception return yards and third with seven interceptions. Named first-team All-America and was a ThorpeAward semifinalist, starting all 13 games, adding 74 tackles, 5.5 for loss and half a sack.
• Played in all 13 games, including the Fiesta Bowl in 2015, as a redshirt freshman.
• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2014.
PERSONAL:• Played two seasons of football as a wide receiver and cornerback at New Castle, Pa., High School, helping his
squad to the state playoffs as a senior in 2013.
• Was a Division I basketball recruit after winning consecutive league championships as a sophomore and junior.
COMMUNITY:• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

STAFFMALIKHOOKERHOOKER’S NFL TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2017 Indianapolis........... 7-6
2018 Indianapolis......... 14-14
2019 Indianapolis......... 13-13
2020 Indianapolis........... 2-22021 Dallas.................. 15-3
2022 Dallas.................. 16-6
Totals........................... 67-44
Playoffs
2018 Indianapolis........... 1-1
2021 Dallas.................... 1-0
2022 Dallas.................... 2-2
Totals............................. 4-3

ST
15
30
30
5
36
46
162

AT		 TT
6 – 21
14 – 44
21 – 512–
7
8 – 4421 – 67
72 – 234

1 1–
0 5–
8 7–
9 13 –

2515222022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

FUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
0
4 0
3 73 24.3 32t 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0
4 0
2 34 17.0 27t 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
1(-3)
0
3 0
2 39 19.5 26t 0 1 3 3.0 3 0
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-1)
0
2 0
1
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
3(-7)
0
3 0
3 29 9.7 26t 0 1 38 38.0 38t 1
5(-11)
0 16 0 11 175 15.9 32t 0 3 41 13.7 38t 1

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0(0)
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles – 2017 (1-0-1).

2017 (Indianapolis)

INTERCEPTIONSSksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Total Tackles – 13 at Philadelphia, 10/16/22

HOOKER’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE
INTs

Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds
L-@ LAR 9/10......... 2 1 – 3
L-Ari 9/17................. 1 1 – 2		 1 1/32
W-Cle 9/24.............. 2 1 – 3		 1 1/12
L-@ Sea 10/1.......... 1 2 – 3		 1 1/29
W-SF 10/8............... 4 1 – 5
L-@ Ten 10/16........ 3 0 – 3		 1
L-Jac 10/22............. 2 0 – 2
L-@ Cin 10/29.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-@ Hou 11/5........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-Pit 11/12...............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-Ten 11/26.............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Jac 12/3..........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Buf 12/10.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-Den 12/14............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
L-@ Bal 12/23.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Hou 12/31...........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Knee
Totals...................... 15 6 – 21		 4 3/73

0
0
0
0

Lg TD
32 0
12 0
29 0

32 0

2018 (Indianapolis)

2019 (Indianapolis)

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ LAC 9/8........... 4 1 – 5		 1 1/26 26 0
W@ Ten 9/15.......... 3 0 – 3
W-Atl 9/22............... 1 1 – 2
L-Oak 9/29..............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
W-@ KC 10/6..........			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Hou 10/20...........			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Knee
W-Den 10/27........... 3 2 – 5
L-@ Pit 11/3............ 3 2 – 5 1(-3)
L-Mia 11/10............. 1 2 – 3
W-Jac 11/17............ 0 3 – 3		 1
L-@ Hou 11/21........ 2 5 – 7
L-Ten 12/1............... 1 3 – 4
L-@ TB 12/8........... 9 1 – 10		 1 1/13 13 0
L-@ NO 12/16........ 1 1 – 2
W-Car 12/22............ 2 0 – 2
L-@ Jac 12/29........
Totals...................... 30 21 – 51 1(-3) 3 2/39 26 0
2020 (Indianapolis)

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-Cin 9/9.................. 4 0 – 4
W-@ Was 9/16....... 1 0 – 1
L-@ Phi 9/23........... 6 0 – 6		1
L-Hou 9/30.............. 2 0 – 2
L-@ NE 10/4........... 4 8 – 12
L-@ NYJ 10/14....... 1 0 – 1		1 1/27 27 0
W-Buf 10/21............ 0 1 – 1
W-@ Oak 10/28......				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Hip
W-Jac 11/11............ 4 0 – 4
W-Ten 11/18............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Hip
W-Mia 11/25............ 1 1 – 2
L-@ Jac 12/2..........				
W-@ Hou 12/9........ 1 0 – 1
W-Dal 12/16............ 0 1 – 1
W-NYG 12/23......... 4 2 – 6		1
1/7 7 0W-@ Ten 12/30....... 2 1 – 3		1
Totals...................... 30 14 – 44		 4 2/34 27 0

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ Jac 9/13.......... 3 2 – 5
W-Min 9/20.............. 2 0 – 2
W-NYJ 9/27.............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-@ Chi 10/4.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
L-@ Cle 10/11.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-Cin 10/18............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-@ Det 11/1.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
L-Bal 11/8................				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-@ Ten 11/12.......				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-GB 11/22............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
L-Ten 11/29.............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-@ Hou 12/6........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-@ LV 12/13........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-Hou 12/20...........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
L-@ Pit 12/27..........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
W-Jac 1/3/21...........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles
Totals...................... 5 2 – 7					Playoffs
W- @ Hou 1/5/19.... 1 1 – 2
L- @ KC 1/12/19.....				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Hip
Totals...................... 1 1 – 2					Playoffs
L-@ Buf 1/9/21		

108

RESERVE/INJURED-Achilles

INTs

0

5–

5

Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

5
38

2 – 7			5– 87 – 15				

MALIK JEFFERSONRECORDS46 • Linebacker

2022 SEASON

Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

MALIK
HOOKER

Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ TB 9/9..............					INACTIVE
W-@ LAC 9/19....... 3 0 – 3 1(-1)
W-Phi 9/27..............						1W-Car 10/3.............. 3 0 – 3
W-NYG 10/10......... 5 1 – 6
W-@ NE 10/17....... 2 0 – 2
W-@ Min 10/31....... 1 1 – 2
L-Den 11/7.............. 1 0 – 1
W-Atl 11/14.............. 1 1 – 2
L-@ KC 11/21......... 5 0 – 5
L-LV 11/25............... 4 1 – 5		
W-@ NO 12/2......... 0 1 – 1
W-@ Was 12/12..... 2 0 – 2
W-@ NYG 12/19..... 5 1 – 6		 1 1/0 0 0
W-Was 12/26..........			 RESERVE/COVID-19
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 2 1 – 3
W-@ Phi 1/8/22...... 2 1 – 3
Totals...................... 36 8 – 44 1(-1) 2 1/0 0 02022 (Dallas)
			INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-TB 9/11................. 2 2 – 4
W-Cin 9/18.............. 3 2 – 5
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 4 0 – 4
W-WAS 10/2........... 5 3 – 8 1(-1)
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 1 2 – 3		 1
1/3 3
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 12 1 – 13 1(-3)
W-Det 10/23............ 2 1 – 3			W-Chi 10/30............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Hamstring
L-@ GB 11/13......... 1 2 – 3
W-@ Min 11/20.......
W-NYG 11/24.......... 1 0 – 1			W-Ind 12/4.............. 2 1 – 3		 1 1/26 26
W-Hou 12/11........... 2 1 – 3
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 3 2 – 5			W-Phi 12/24............ 4 1 – 5			W-@ Ten 12/29....... 2 1 – 3
L-@ Was 1/8/23...... 2 2 – 4 1(-3) 1
1/0 0
Totals...................... 46 21 – 67 3(-7) 3 3/29 26

STAFF

2021 (Dallas)

6-2 • 245 • 11/15/96
Texas • FA-’22
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0; Career-35/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

HISTORY
SIDELINES

109

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys bolstered their linebacker depth prior to 2022 training camp when they signed Malik Jefferson as a free agent. He spent the entire 2022 season on the Cowboys practice squad after being released following
training camp. Jefferson has played in 35 career games with four different teams and has compiled three tackles and
13 special teams stops while playing mostly on special teams. He will look to make an impact for the Cowboys, startingon the special teams units.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
2/8/23:Signed with Dallas as a Future.
12/14/22: Released and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (12/21).
8/30/22: Waived and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31).
7/14/22: Signed with Dallas as a free agent.
1/10/22: Signed with Indianapolis and waived (5/10).
9/1/21:Signed to Indianapolis’ practice squad, activated (12/15) and waived (1/4/22).
3/12/21: Waived by the LA Chargers, signed with Indianapolis (5/5) and waived (8/31).
9/16/20: Signed to the LA Chargers practice squad and activated (9/26).
9/5/20:
Waived by the LA Chargers, signed to Tennessee’s practice squad (9/9) and waived (9/14).
11/25/19: Signed to the LA Chargers practice squad.
8/31/19: Waived by Cincinnati, claimed off waivers by Cleveland (9/1) and waived (11/12).
4/27/18: Drafted in the third round (78th overall) by Cincinnati.
2022 (Indianapolis/Dallas):• Released by the Colts in May following the NFL Draft and signed with Dallas prior to training camp. Was released
after camp and signed to the Cowboys practice squad, where he spent the remainder of the season.
2021 (Indianapolis):• Released by the Colts after training camp and signed to Indianapolis’ practice squad on Sept. 1, where he spent
most of the season.
• Activated from the practice squad for two weeks, where he was inactive against New England (12/18) andplayed on special teams at Arizona (12/25).
2020 (LA Chargers/Tennessee):• Waived by the Chargers at the end of training camp and signed to the Titans practice squad (9/9) before being
released days later (9/14).
• Signed with the LA Chargers practice squad, activated to the roster prior to the game against Carolina (9/27)
and played 13 games with the Chargers, tallying five special teams tackles.

STAFFMALIK
JEFFERSON
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2019 (Cincinnati/Cleveland):• Released by the Bengals after training camp and was claimed off waivers by the Cleveland Browns, where heappeared in nine games and recorded one special teams tackle.
• Waived by the Browns mid-season and signed to the LA Chargers practice squad, where he spent the rest of theseason.
2018 (Cincinnati):• Played in 12 games as a rookie, tallying three tackles and seven special teams stops. Placed on Reserve/
Injured for the final two weeks of the season after suffering a toe injury.
COLLEGE:• Appeared in 33 games, starting 29, for the Longhorns and registered 233 tackles, 25.5 tackles for loss, 12.0
sacks, six pass breakups, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
• As a junior named Big 12 Conference Co-Defensive Player of the Year, first-team All-Big 12 and second-team
All-American after he notched a team-high 110 tackles, 10 for a loss, and 4.0 sacks.
• Earned second-team All-Big 12 honors as a sophomore after accumulating 62 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, 5.5
sacks, three pass breakups and one forced fumble in 11 games played with nine starts.
• In 2015 named Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year after registering 61 tackles, seven for a loss, 2.5 sacks,
three pass breakups, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
PERSONAL:• Rated the No. 1 linebacker in Texas by Scout and 247Sports.com and played for Poteet High School in nearby
Mesquite, Texas.
• As a senior he was named first-team all-state after recording 81 tackles, 16 for a loss, 6.0 sacks, two forced
fumbles and four blocked kicks.
• Named an All-American as a junior and senior and competed in the 2015 Under Armour All-America game.
• Did not play linebacker until his junior year of high school while also competing in baseball and track and field.
COMMUNITY:• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

JEFFERSON’S NFL TOTALSDEFENSE

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

SksTkl/ QB			Year TeamGP-GS
ST AT		 TTYdsLs Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
2018 Cincinnati............ 12-0
1 2–
3
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2019 Cleveland.............. 9-0
0 0–0
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02020 LA Chargers........ 13-0
0 0–
0
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02021 Indianapolis........... 1-0
0 0–0
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02022 Dallas.................... 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD					 PRACTICE SQUAD		 PRACTICE SQUAD
Totals........................... 35-0
1 2–
3
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles - 2018 (4-3-7), 2019 (1-0-1), 2020 (3-2-5). Totals: 8-5-13.

TYRON JOHNSON (TIE-rin)
80 • Wide Receiver

6-1 • 195 • 1/8/96
Oklahoma State • FA-’23
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-4/1; Career-26/1
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-1/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys bolstered the speed of their receiving corps when they signed Tyron Johnson during thefinal week of the offseason program in 2023. Johnson, originally an undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma State,
has played in 26 games in three seasons, totaling 23 receptions for 422 yards and three touchdowns. Johnson’s
speed was evident while playing for the LA Chargers in 2020, as he led all NFL pass catchers with four receptionsof 50-plus yards. Johnson will also look to play a role on John Fassel’s special teams unit, as he contributed significantly on the Las Vegas Raiders special teams unit in 2021 as a kickoff returner.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
2/6/23:Signed with San Francisco, waived (5/11) and signed with Dallas (6/5).
10/25/22: Signed with Houston, waived (11/16), signed to Cincinnati’s practice squad (11/29) and waived (2/6/23).
10/7/22: Waived by Las Vegas, signed to Las Vegas’ practice squad (10/11) and waived (10/22).
11/18/21: Signed to Las Vegas’ practice squad and activated (1/8/22).
8/31/21: Waived by the LA Chargers, claimed off waivers by Jacksonville (9/1) and waived (11/16).
9/5/20:
Waived by the LA Chargers, signed to the LA Chargers practice squad (9/6) and activated (10/9).
12/30/19: Signed as a Future with the LA Chargers.
10/2/19: Signed to Carolina’s practice squad, waived (10/15) and signed to the LA Chargers practice squad (12/3).
9/17/19: Waived by Buffalo, signed to Houston’s practice squad (9/24) and waived (9/25).
5/10/19: Signed with Houston as a rookie free agent, waived (8/31) and signed to Buffalo’s practice squad (9/2).

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0

Long
55t
10t
0t
0t
8t
55t

TD
3
0
0
0
0
3

No
3
0
0
0
0
3

Yds
17
0
0
0
0
17

Avg
5.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.7

Long
7t
0t
0t
0t
0t
7t

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

0.0

0t

0

0

0

0.0

0t

0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Kick Returns – 2020-LAC (6 for 111 yards); 2021-LV (8 for 156 yards). Totals (14 for 267).

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SIDELINES

0

RUSHING

Avg
19.9
8.0
0.0
0.0
8.0
18.3

HISTORY

Playoffs
2021 Las Vegas...............1-0

RECEIVING

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Yds
398
16
0
0
8
422

RECORDS

No
20
2
0
0
1
23

2022 SEASONYear Team
GP-GS
2020 LA Chargers..........12-02021 Jacksonville............5-0
2021 Las Vegas...............5-0
2022 Las Vegas...............2-0
2021 Houston..................2-1
Totals.............................26-1

TYRON
JOHNSON

JOHNSON’S NFL TOTALS
		

STAFF

2022 (Las Vegas/Houston/Cincinnati):• Played two games for the Raiders - at the LA Chargers (9/11) and against Denver (10/2) - before he wasreleased in Week 5 and signed to Las Vegas’ practice squad, where he was then released two weeks later.
• Signed with Houston in Week 8 and played in two games for the Texans, catching one pass for eight yards in
his first career start against Philadelphia (11/3).
• Released from Houston in Week 11 and signed to Cincinnati’s practice squad before being waived following the2022 season.
2021 (LA Chargers/Jacksonville/Las Vegas):• Played in 10 games - five with Jacksonville and five with Las Vegas - and reeled in two receptions for 16 yards.
• Started the season on the LA Chargers roster, but following his release after training camp was claimed off
waivers by Jacksonville.
• Played five games for the Jaguars, where he caught two passes for 16 yards and played mostly on special
teams, before his release midway through the season.
• Signed to the Raiders practice squad and was elevated for five games - three standard elevations and two
COVID-19 elevations.
• Signed to Las Vegas’ active roster prior to the final regular season game against the LA Chargers (1/9/22),
where he returned two kickoffs for 40 yards and forced a fumble during an overtime win that propelled the
Raiders to the postseason for the first time in five years.
• Made his postseason debut at Cincinnati (1/15/22), returning three kickoffs for 73 yards (24.3 avg.) with a
35-yard long return.
2020 (LA Chargers):• Played in 12 games and led the NFL with four receptions of 50-plus yards, all of which came within his first five
career receptions. Finished his season with 20 catches for 398 yards and three touchdowns.
• Averaged 19.9 yards-per-catch, the second-best receiving average among NFL pass catchers in 2020 with atleast 20 receptions.
• After being released from the roster following training camp, signed to the LA Chargers practice squad.
• Elevated from the practice squad in Week 4, where he made his NFL debut against Tampa Bay (10/4) andrecorded a 53-yard receiving touchdown, the longest receiving score in a debut in franchise history.
• Hauled in a 50-yard touchdown reception against Las Vegas (11/8), a 54-yard catch against the N.Y. Jets
(11/22) and a 55-yard reception at Buffalo (11/29) on fourth-and-27.
• Enjoyed a career day with six catches for 55 yards and his second touchdown of the season against Atlanta (12/13).
2019 (Houston/Buffalo/Carolina/LA Chargers):• Signed as an undrafted free agent with Houston, and following his release after training camp, spent the entire
season on the practice squads for Buffalo, Houston, Carolina and the LA Chargers.
COLLEGE:• Played two seasons at Oklahoma State (2017-18) after transferring from LSU, where he played one year (2015).
• Posted 80 career receptions for 1,288 yards and 12 touchdowns.
• In his senior campaign, totaled 53 receptions for 845 yards and seven touchdowns. Was key in Oklahoma State’s
Liberty Bowl win over Missouri, catching seven passes for a single game career-high 141 yards with two scores.
• In 2017 he hauled in a 44-yard touchdown catch on his first target as a Cowboy and finished with 18 receptionsfor 293 yards and three touchdowns while playing 12 games.
• Redshirted the 2016 season after transferring from LSU.
• As a freshman at LSU posted nine catches for 150 yards and two touchdowns. Made his first career scoring grab
on a 61-yard catch against Western Kentucky.
PERSONAL:• Attended Warren Easton High School in New Orleans, La., where he was a Class 4A All-State selection as a senior
after posting 94 catches for 1,589 yards and 17 touchdowns.
• Invited to the 2016 Under Armour All-American Game.
• Led his team to an apperance in the 2014 state title game in his junior season, where he racked up 1,433 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns on 87 receptions.
• Majored in general studies at Oklahoma State.
• Has two daughters, Elias Waiters and Kaloni Johnson.

STAFFRONALD
JONES
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESRONALD JONES
32 • Running Back

6-0 • 218 • 8/3/97
Southern California • UFA(KC)-’23
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-6/0-KC; Career-61/25
Postseason: 2022-1/0-KC; Career-4/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added depth to the running back room in 2023 after the departure of Ezekiel
Elliott with the addition of Ronald Jones. Jones, originally a 2018 second round draft pick (38th overall)by Tampa Bay, comes to Dallas with five years of experience and a pair of fresh legs, never having
exceeded 200 carries in a season over his career. Jones has totaled 505 carries for 2,244 yards (4.4 2020 2022
avg.) with 19 touchdowns over his career, adding 77 receptions for 593 yards and a touchdown throughthe air. He also brings a Super Bowl pedigree to the Cowboys offense, having won two Super Bowls with theTampa Bay Buccaneers (LV) and the Kansas City Chiefs (LVII).
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/21/23: Signed with Dallas.
3/27/22: Signed with Kansas City.
4/27/18: Drafted in the second round (38th overall) by Tampa Bay.
2022 (Kansas City):• Signed with Kansas City in the offseason and played in six games, starting one, to tally 17 carries for 70 yards
and a touchdown in the regular season.
• Made his Chiefs debut against the LA Rams (11/27), rushing four times for 12 yards.
• Had his lone touchdown of the year at Las Vegas (1/7/23), adding 10 carries for 45 yards.
• Played in the Conference Championship against Cincinnati (1/29/23), rushing once for no yards, and was active
but did not play in Super Bowl LVII.
2021 (Tampa Bay):• Started three-of-16 games played, rushing 101 times for 428 yards and four touchdowns.
• Rushed four times for 14 yards in the season opener against Dallas (9/9), then started against the Falcons(9/19) and rushed six times for 27 yards.
• Started the final two games of the season, first tallying a season-high 20 carries for 65 yards and a touchdown
at Carolina (12/26), then rushing 10 times for 26 yards at the N.Y. Jets (1/2/22).
2020 (Tampa Bay):• Started 13-of-14 games, establishing career-highs with 192 carries for 978 yards (5.1 avg.) and seven touchdowns, while catching 28 passes for 165 yards and one touchdown.
• His 5.09 rushing average established a new Buccaneers single-season record among qualified rushers (min.
100 attempts), and his 978 rushing yards were the most by a Buccaneers rusher since 2015.
• Started at New Orleans (9/13), rushing 17 times for 66 yards and catching two passes for 16 yards.
• Posted a then career-high 111 rushing yards against the LA Chargers (10/4), then rushed 17 times for 106
yards on Thursday Night Football at Chicago (10/8).
• Became the fourth player in franchise history to post three consecutive 100-yard rushing games, joining Doug
Martin (three in 2015), Cadillac Williams (three in 2005) and James Wilder (franchise-record six from 1984-85)
after rushing for 113 yards and two touchdowns against Green Bay (10/18).
• At Carolina (11/15) totaled a career-best 192 yards on 23 carries (8.3 avg.), including a career-long 98-yard
touchdown run. The 192 rushing yards ranked as the fifth-most in a single game in franchise history, and hejoined Derrick Henry (2018), Ahman Green (2003) and Tony Dorsett (1983) as the only players in NFL history topost a rush of 98-or-more yards.
• Against Kansas City (11/29), rushed nine times for 66 yards (7.3 avg.) and caught a 37-yard touchdown - hisfirst career touchdown reception - to finish the day with 103 yards from scrimmage.
• Inactive at Atlanta (12/20) and at Detroit (12/26).
• Made his postseason debut in the Divisional Round at New Orleans (1/17/21), rushing 13 times for 62 yards(4.8 avg.) and then rushed for 16 yards in the NFC Championship Game at Green Bay (1/24/21).
• In Super Bowl LV against Kansas City (2/7/21), rushed 12 times for 61 yards (5.1 avg.).
2019 (Tampa Bay):• Played all 16 games, starting the last nine, and toted the rock 172 times for 724 yards and six scores, adding
31 catches for 309 yards through the air.
• Rushed 13 times for 75 yards in the opener against San Francisco (9/8).
• Scored his first touchdown of the year at the LA Rams (9/29), carrying the ball 19 times for 70 yards.
• Earned the first start of his career at Seattle (11/3), rushing 18 times for 67 yards and a score.
• Had his first career 100-yard outing, rushing 11 times for 106 yards in the regular season finale against Atlanta(12/29).
2018 (Tampa Bay):• Played in nine games and was inactive for seven as a rookie, rushing 23 times for 44 yards with a touchdown
and catching seven passes for 33 yards.
• Made his NFL debut at Chicago (9/30) after being listed as inactive for the first three games, carrying the balla season-high 10 times for 29 yards.
• Scored his first career touchdown against Cleveland (10/21), rushing for 13 yards and catching one pass for
15 yards.

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STAFFRONALDJONESCOLLEGE:• Three-year letterwinner at USC, rushing for 3,619 yards - fifth in school history - on 591 carries (6.1 avg.) with39 touchdowns and adding 32 catches for 301 yards (9.4 avg.) with three scores in 40 career games.
• As a junior (2017), started all 13 games he played in, rushing 261 times for 1,550 yards (5.9 avg.) with 19
touchdowns, along with 14 catches for 187 yards and one touchdown.
• Led the team in rushing as a sophomore in 2016 - starting the final six games - and finished with 1,082 rushingyards on 177 carries (6.1 avg.) and 12 touchdowns, to go along with 11 catches for 76 yards and one score.
• Played in 14 games as a freshman in 2015, leading the team with 987 rushing yards on 153 carries (6.5 avg.),with eight touchdowns, while contributing seven catches for 39 yards and one touchdown. Joined LenDale Whiteas the only true freshmen to lead USC in rushing, and his 987 rushing yards broke Heisman Trophy winnerCharles White’s USC freshman season rushing record.
PERSONAL:• Finished with 4,935 rushing yards (8.9 avg.) and 76 touchdowns in his three-year career at McKinney, Texas,
North High School, earning 2014 Prep Star All-American Dream Team and USA Today All-Texas as a senior.
• Also sprinted for McKinney North’s track team, with bests of 10.37 in the 100 meters - winning his district
championships in 2015 - and 21.98 in the 200 meters.
• Majored in communications at USC.

JONES’ NFL TOTALS
		

No
23
172
192
101
17
505

Yds
44
724
978
428
70
2,244

Playoffs
2020 Tampa Bay..............3-0
2021 Tampa Bay..............0-0
2022 Kansas City............1-0
Totals...............................4-0

35
0
1
36

139
0
0
139

RUSHINGRECEIVING

Avg
1.9
4.2
5.1
4.2
4.1
4.4

Long
9t
49t
98t
30t
13t
98t

TD
1
6
7
4
1
19

No
7
31
28
10
1
77

Yds
33
309
165
64
22
593

Avg
4.7
10.0
5.9
6.4
22.0
7.7

Long
15t
41t
37t
15t
22t
41t

TD
0
0
1
0
0
1

4.0
0.0
0.0
3.9

13t
0t
0t
13

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0t
0t
0t
0

0
0
0
0

PLAYOFF
RECORDSKELVIN JOSEPH

RECORDSSINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Carries –­ 23 at Carolina, 11/15/2020
Rushing Yards –­ 192 at Carolina, 11/15/2020
Rush Average – 9.6 vs. Atlanta, 12/29/19
Long Run– 98t at Carolina, 11/15/2020
Rushing Touchdowns– 2 vs. Green Bay, 10/18/2020
Receptions –­ 8 vs. Arizona, 11/10/19
Receiving Yards –­ 77 vs. Arizona, 11/10/19
Long Reception – 41 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/22/19

2022 SEASONYear Team
GP-GS
2018 Tampa Bay..............9-0
2019 Tampa Bay............16-9
2020 Tampa Bay............14-13
2021 Tampa Bay............16-3
2022 Kansas City............6-0
Totals.............................61-25

1 • Cornerback

113

SIDELINES

PRO: With their second selection (44th overall) in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys addressed the cornerback
position with the addition of Kentucky defensive back Kelvin Joseph. As a rookie, Joseph’s season got off to a slow
start as a groin injury suffered in the preseason landed him on Reserve/Injured for the first six games of the season. He
played in 10 games with two starts, seeing most of his time on special teams, and posted 13 tackles, two breakups
and a tackle for loss while adding two stops on special teams. In 2022 he became a special teams stalwart, finishing
third on the team with seven special teams stops, and added 13 tackles, two breakups and a forced fumble on defense
in 16 games with one start.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
9/2/21:
Placed on Reserve/Injured with a groin injury, designated for return (10/13) and activated (10/30).
4/30/21: Drafted in the second round (44th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in 16 games - inactive for one - and finished third on the team with a career-best seven special teams
stops to go along with 13 tackles, two breakups and a forced fumble on defense.
• Made special teams tackles in three straight games - one at the N.Y. Giants (9/26), two against Washington(10/2) and two at the LA Rams (10/9).

HISTORY

5-11 • 200 • 11/11/99
Kentucky • D2-’21 (44th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/1; Career-26/3
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-3/0

STAFFKELVINJOSEPH
2022 SEASONRECORDS• Logged his first defensive stats of the season, making a tackle against Chicago (10/30) and then finished witha season-high five tackles and added a forced fumble at Green Bay (11/13).
• Inactive against the N.Y. Giants (11/24), but returned the next week against Indianapolis (12/4) and had a tackle
and a breakup.
• Earned his first start of the year at Jacksonville (12/18), making a tackle.
• Played in both postseason contests, making two special teams tackles and forcing a fumble on the punt teamat San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Landed on the Reserve/Injured list on Sept. 2, making him eligible to return, with a groin injury suffered inpreseason action.
• Played in 10 games with two starts, seeing most of his time on special teams, and posted 13 tackles, twobreakups and a stop for loss on defense. Added a pair of special teams tackles.
• Returned to practice on Oct. 13, activated Oct. 30 and made his NFL debut at Minnesota (10/31), seeing mostof his action on special teams.
• Logged his first career defensive stat - a pass breakup - in the fourth quarter of the win over Atlanta (11/14).
• Earned his first career start against Washington (12/26) with Jourdan Lewis (COVID-19) sidelined and Anthony
Brown filling in at slot corner and notched the first two tackles and tackle for loss of his career, along with apass breakup.
• Made his second career start and led the team with a season-best nine tackles in the finale at Philadelphia(1/8/22).
• Saw time on special teams in his postseason debut in the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22) andassisted on a tackle.
COLLEGE:• Started all nine games he played as a redshirt sophomore in 2020 before opting out prior to the regular season
finale against South Carolina. Finished his lone season with the Wildcats with 25 total tackles, four interceptions,a tackle for loss and a pass breakup.
• Sat out the 2019 season due to NCAA transfer rules after transferring to Kentucky from LSU.
• Played in 11 games as a true freshman at LSU in 2018 and recorded 12 tackles and one pass breakup.
PERSONAL:• Scored a combined 13 touchdowns on returns - kickoffs, punts and interceptions - during his career at Scotlandville Magnet School in Baton Rouge, La.
• A two-time first-team 5A all-state selection, twice named to the Baton Rouge Advocate All-Metro Team became
the first player in Scotlandville history to be selected to play in the U.S. Army All-American game.
• Recorded 113 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and three interceptions while returning a kickoff 90 yards for a
touchdown as a senior.
• Also played basketball.
• Majored in community and leadership development at Kentucky.
COMMUNITY:• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Frisco Fire House visit.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

JOSEPH’S COWBOYS TOTALSSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

DEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 10-22022 Dallas.................. 16-1
Totals........................... 26-3

ST AT		 TT11 2 – 13
11 2 – 13
22 4 – 26

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 1-0
2022 Dallas.................... 2-0
Totals............................. 3-0000

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0–
0–
0–

0
0
0

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

0
0
0

0
0
0

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-2)
0
2 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0
2 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-2)
0
4 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0 0 00.0 0 00.0 0t 0

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0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Special Teams Tackles – 2021 (1-1-2), 2022 (6-1-7). Totals (7-2-9).
Playoffs – 2021 (0-1-1), 2022 (1-1-2). Totals (1-2-3).

2021 (Dallas)

JOSEPH’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE
INTs

Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ TB 9/9..............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Groin
W-@ LAC 9/19.......			
RESERVE/INJURED-Groin
W-Phi 9/27..............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Groin
W-Car 10/3..............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Groin
W-NYG 10/10.........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Groin
W-@ NE 10/17.......			
RESERVE/INJURED-Groin
W-@ Min 10/31.......			
L-Den 11/7..............
W-Atl 11/14..............						1L-@ KC 11/21.........					INACTIVE

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Game
ST AT
TT
L-LV 11/25...............
W-@ NO 12/2.........
W-@ Was 12/12.....
W-@ NYG 12/19.....
W-Was 12/26.......... 2 0 – 2
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 2 0 – 2
W-@ Phi 1/8/22...... 7 2 – 9
Totals...................... 11 2 – 13
Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

0

1–

1

Tk/
Ls

INTs
No/
PBU Yds Lg TD

1(-2)

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Tk/
TT Ls

INTs

No/
PBU Yds Lg TD

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
W-Hou 12/11........... 4 0 – 4
1
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 1 0 – 1			W-Phi 12/24............
W-@ Ten 12/29.......
L-@ Was 1/8/23......
Totals...................... 11 2 – 132
Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

2022 SEASONJAYRON KEARSE (JAY-RON)

KELVINJOSEPHGame
ST AT
L-TB 9/11.................
W-Cin 9/18..............
W-@ NYG 9/26.......
W-WAS 10/2...........
W-@ LAR 10/9.......
L-@ Phi 10/16.........
W-Det 10/23............
W-Chi 10/30............ 1 0 – 1			L-@ GB 11/13......... 4 1 – 5
W-@ Min 11/20....... 1 0 – 1
W-NYG 11/24..........
				INACTIVE
W-Ind 12/4.............. 1 0 – 1
12022 (Dallas)

STAFF

2022 (Dallas)

27 • Safety

6-4 • 227 • 2/11/94
Clemson • FA-’21
NFL: 8th Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022 14/14; Career-103/41
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-6/3

PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

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RECORDS

PRO: Jayron Kearse signed with the Dallas Cowboys during 2021 free agency, providing the team with a quality
starting safety. Kearse arrived in Dallas after spending the first five seasons of his career in Minnesota (2016-19)
and Detroit (2020), finishing 2020 on Baltimore’s practice squad. Originally drafted in the seventh round (244th
overall) by Minnesota in 2016, Kearse battled and earned a starting safety spot with Dallas in 2021 and had his best
season to date, leading the Dallas defense with a career-high 92 tackles and finished second with seven tackles
for loss. He also had a pair of interceptions, a fumble recovery, 10 pressures and 10 breakups. Kearse impressedcoaches enough to become the defensive signal caller for the second half of the season. He re-signed with Dallas
through the 2023 season, and was a force for the defense in 2022, starting all 14 games played - missing three
due to injury - and finishing third on the defense with 83 tackles, five tackles for loss, a career-high 2.0 sacks, five
breakups, two fumble recoveries and an interception, all while acting as the defensive play caller for the defense.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/25/22: Signed a two-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
3/30/21: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2021.
12/31/20: Signed to Baltimore’s practice squad and released (1/18).
7/31/20: Suspended for three games, reinstated (10/1) and cut (12/28).
3/19/20: Signed with Detroit as an unrestricted free agent through 2020.
4/30/16: Drafted in the seventh round (244th overall) by Minnesota.
2022:• Started all 14 games played - missing three due to injury - and finished third on the defense with 83 tackles, five
tackles for loss, a career-high 2.0 sacks, five breakups, two fumble recoveries and an interception.
• Tied for second on the team with seven tackles and served as a team captain in the opener against Tampa Bay(9/11) before leaving the game with a knee injury.
• Missed three games with a knee injury, returning at the LA Rams (10/9) and recording three tackles.
• Tied his career-high and tied the team lead with nine tackles along with his first sack of the season, a tackle forloss and two pressures against Chicago (10/30).
• Tallied five takedowns, a sack and his first pass breakup of the season as part of a defense that recorded sevensacks at Minnesota (11/20) - the most by a Cowboys defense since seven against Seattle in 2008 (11/27).
• Tied the team lead with eight tackles, two tackles for loss, a pressure and a breakup against Indianapolis (12/4).
• Played his 100th career game at Jacksonville (12/18) and posted seven tackles, a tackle for loss, a breakup
and forced fumble.
• Started both postseason games, collecting his first career postseason interception off Tom Brady at Tampa Bay(1/16/23), and then tallying six tackles and a tackle for loss at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Started a career-best 15 of the 16 games he played and led the team with a career-high 92 tackles to become
the first Cowboys safety to lead the team in tackles since Barry Church in 2014. Also second on the defensewith a career-high seven tackles for loss while also notching career-bests with 10 breakups and two picks.
• Tallied a career-high nine tackles (second on the team) in his Cowboys debut in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9).
• As the defensive captain in the win at Minnesota (10/31), had five tackles with one for a loss.
• Tied his career high with nine tackles along with a breakup against Denver (11/7), then picked off a pass (second of his career) to go with five tackles in the loss at Kansas City (11/21).
• Second on the team with a career-high tying nine stops, one for loss, while also swatting away two passes toestablish and single-season career-high (seven) against Las Vegas (11/25).
• Second on the team with seven tackles, with one for a loss, one breakup and an interception - one-of-four for
Dallas - in the Thursday night win at New Orleans (12/2).

STAFF
JAYRONKEARSE2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES• Made his 25th career start and finished at the N.Y. Giants (12/12) with six tackles and a hurry.
• Recorded the 200th tackle of his career in the game against Arizona (1/2/22), finishing with six and a breakup.
• Missed the season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22) on the COVID-19 list, then started his first career postseason
contest, finishing the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22) with 10 tackles and a breakup.
2020 (Detroit/Baltimore):• Started seven of the 11 games he played after signing with Detroit as an unrestricted free agent, missing thefirst three due to a league-mandated suspension.
• Finished the season on Baltimore’s practice squad after his release from the Lions (12/28).
• In 11 games, posted 56 tackles, two breakups, one hurry, one forced fumble and three special teams tackles.
• Tied his then career-high with three outings of eight tackles - at Minnesota (11/8), against Washington (11/15)
and at Chicago (12/6).
• Released by Detroit on Dec. 28 and signed to Baltimore’s practice squad, where he spent the season finale andthe Ravens two postseason games.
2019 (Minnesota):• Started three of the 15 games he played and made an appearance in one playoff game, finishing the year with27 tackles, one hurry and six breakups.
• Posted a then career-high eight tackles with a breakup in the opener against Atlanta (9/8).
• Picked off his first career pass at Dallas (11/10).
2018 (Minnesota):• Started one of the 16 games he played, contributing on special teams and as the club’s nickel cornerback.
• Led the team with a career-high 18 special teams tackles while contributing 20 tackles, three for loss, a half
sack, two hurries and two breakups on defense.
• Broke up his first career pass in the game at the LA Rams (9/27).
• Had back-to-back season-highs with four tackles - at the N.Y. Jets (10/21) and against New Orleans (10/28),
adding his half sack in the Jets game.
2017 (Minnesota):• Saw a majority of time on special teams in his second season, playing in 15 games and posting 14 special
teams tackles along with three tackles and a tackle for loss on defense.
• Also played in two playoff games adding a special teams tackle.
• Notched his first career tackle for loss against Cincinnati (12/17).
2016 (Minnesota):• Started one-of-16 games played, posting seven tackles with six stops and a fumble recovery on special teams.
• Made his NFL debut in the opener at Tennessee (9/11), then logged his first career defensive stats at Philadelphia (10/23), adding six tackles.
• Earned his first career start, finishing with one tackle at Chicago (10/31).
• Had his fumble recovery on special teams in the finale against Chicago (1/1/17).
COLLEGE:• A two-year starting safety at Clemson, playing in 40 games with 29 starts, earning first-team All-American
honors as a junior, totaling 87 tackles - 6.5 for losses - one interception and eight pass breakups.
• As a sophomore, notched 65 tackles, five for losses, 3.0 sacks, two interceptions and seven passes defensed.
• Totaled 55 tackles, half a tackle for loss and a team-high (career-best) four picks in 2013 as a freshman.
PERSONAL:• As a senior at South Fort Meyers, Fla., High School, helped his team to an 11-2 record, rushing for 528 yards
with five touchdowns and posting 87 tackles, 3.0 sacks and an interception from his safety position.
• His uncle, Jevon Kearse, played 11 NFL seasons, and his cousin, Phillip Buchanon, played 10.
• Has two daughters, Jariah and Jett, and a son, Jayron.
• Majored in communications at Clemson.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

KEARSE’S NFL TOTALSDEFENSE

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC0
0 0.0 0 00
0 0.0 0 0
PRACTICE SQUAD		
0
0 0.0 0 01
0 0.0 0 01
0 0.0 0 0

0 0 0.0 0 0
0 0 0.0 0 0
PRACTICE SQUAD
0 0 0.0 0 0
0 0 0.0 0 0
0 0 0.0 0 0

SksTkl/ QB
Year TeamGP-GS
ST AT		 TTYdsLs Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
2016 Minnesota........... 16-1
1 6–
7
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 02017 Minnesota........... 15-0
2 1–
30.0(0)
1(-2)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2018 Minnesota........... 16-1
18 2 – 20
0.5(-4)
1(-2)
2
2 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2019 Minnesota........... 15-3
19 8 – 27
0.0(0)
0(0)1
6 0
1
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02020 Detroit..................11-7
38 18 – 56
0.0(0)0(0)1
2 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 02020 Baltimore............... 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD				PRACTICE SQUAD		 PRACTICE SQUAD
2021 Dallas.................. 16-15
62 30 – 92
1.0(-2) 7(-16) 10 10 0
2 34 17.0 34 0 1 1 1.0 1 02022 Dallas.................. 14-14
59 24 – 83 2.0(-12) 5(-10)
65 1
12 2.0 2 0 2 6 3.0 6 0
Totals......................... 103-41
198 85 – 283 3.5(-18) 14(-30) 20 25 2
4 36 9.0 34 0 3 7 2.3 6 0
Playoffs
2017 Minnesota............. 2-0
0 0–0
0.0(0)0(0)002019 Minnesota............. 1-0
0 0–0
0.0(0)0(0)002020 Baltimore............... 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD				
2021 Dallas.................... 1-1
5 5 – 100.0(0)0(0)012022 Dallas.................... 2-2
6 4 – 100.0(0)1(-1)
03
Totals............................. 6-3
11 9 – 20
0.0(0)1(-1)
0
4

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Special Teams Tackles – 2016 (6) 2017 (14), 2018 (18), 2019 (1),2020 (3), 2021 (3). Totals: 45.
Playoffs – 2017 (1), 2019 (1). Totals: 2.

116

0
0
0
0
0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

Total Tackles – 9, four times, last vs. Chicago, 10/30/22
Solo Tackles – 7 vs. Washington, 11/15/20
Pass Breakups – 2, twice, last vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21

STAFF

CeeDee LAMB
88 • Wide Receiver

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
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2022 SEASON

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys saw fortune fall their way in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft when, at
pick 17, CeeDee Lamb was available. Highly regarded as one of the top wide receivers in the draft,
Lamb’s addition to the Dallas offense gave the club one of the most dangerous offenses in the NFL.
In his first year in Dallas, Lamb caught a team rookie record 74 passes for 935 yards (second) and 2021 2022
five touchdowns (tied for fourth). He was second among league rookies in catches and receiving
yards and became the first player in NFL history to start a rookie season with six consecutive games of five-ormore catches. His 1,017 scrimmage yards allowed him to become the seventh rookie in Cowboys history to top
1,000 scrimmage yards. He was also one-of-29 rookies in NFL history - one-of-13 since the merger - to score atouchdown via rushing, receiving and kickoff return in his first NFL season. Lamb made a vast improvement for his
second season as he led the team with 79 catches and 1,102 yards while tying for second with six touchdowns
and earned his first trip to the Pro Bowl in 2021. With the departure of Amari Cooper in 2022, Lamb was tabbed as
the number one receiver for Dallas, and he stepped up with a career-best season. Lamb recorded 107 receptions third Cowboys player to eclipse 100 catches - 1,359 yards and nine touchdowns in 17 starts, earning second-team
All-Pro honors and his second consecutive Pro Bowl appearance.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/23/20: Drafted in the first round (17th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started all 17 games, establishing career-highs across all major receiving categories in catches (107), receiving
yards (1,359) and touchdowns (nine) and became the third Cowboys player ever to eclipse 100 receptions in aseason, joining Michael Irvin (111) and Jason Witten (110).
• Earned second-team All-Pro honors and was named to his second consecutive Pro Bowl - finishing top-six in theleague in catches (fifth), yards (sixth) and touchdowns (sixth).
• Named team captain in the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), but was held to two catches for 29 yards.
• Led the offense with eight receptions for 87 yards and his first score of the season at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Caught six passes for 97 yards and a touchdown against Washington (10/2).
• Produced a career performance with 11 catches for 150 yards - both single-game bests - and a career-hightying two touchdowns at Green Bay (11/13), notching his first 100-yard performance of the season. Surpassed
200 career catches to become the fastest player in team history (41 games) to reach the mark.
• Caught six passes for 106 yards against the N.Y. Giants (11/24) on Thanksgiving.
• Led the team with five receptions for 71 yards and touchdown against Indianapolis (12/4). His 17 career touchdowns moved him past Tony Hill and Terrance Williams for third-most by a Cowboy in his first three seasons.
• Recorded seven catches for 126 yards, surpassing 1,000 yards to become the 11th Cowboys player withmultiple 1,000-yard seasons and the first to do it in back-to-back years since Amari Cooper (2019-20).
• Recorded his ninth career and fourth 100-yard game of the season, catching 10 passes for 120 yards and twotouchdowns - establishing a new single-season career-best with eight scores - against Philadelphia (12/24). Hisnine career 100-yard games passed Drew Pearson (eight) for the second-most 100-yard games in a player’s
first three seasons in Cowboys history.
• Tied his career-high with 11 receptions to go along with 100 yards - his fifth 100-yard game of 2022. The last
Cowboys player with five 100-yard performances in a season was Dez Bryant (five) in 2012. Also surpassed
100 catches on the year, becoming the third Cowboy (Irvin, Witten) to reach the mark.
• Caught five passes for 52 yards and a touchdown in the season finale at Washington (1/8/23), finishing theregular season as the second Cowboy ever with 100 receptions and 1,300 receiving yards in a season (Irvin,1995). His nine touchdowns are the most by a Cowboys receiver since Dez Bryant (16) in 2014.
• Named a postseason captain and debuted with four receptions for 68 yards and a touchdown in the Wild Card
Game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23) - the first postseason score of his career.
• Led all receivers with 10 catches for 117 yards in the Divisional Game at San Francisco (1/22/23) - his first
100-yard postseason game and the first by a Cowboy since Michael Gallup (119 yards) at the LA Rams in2018 (1/12/19). His 10 receptions were the most by a Cowboys receiver in the postseason since Irvin had 12
catches in the 1994 NFC Championship game at San Francisco (1/15/95).
2021:• Started 13 of the 16 games he played, missing one with a concussion and led the team in receptions (79) andyards (1,102) while tying for second with six touchdowns. Also added 14 punt returns for 139 yards (9.9).
• Named to the Pro Bowl in place of Cooper Kupp, who played in the Super Bowl.
• Caught seven passes for 104 yards and a touchdown in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), passing 1,000 careeryards in his 17th game played - the second-fastest Cowboy to the mark (Bob Hayes, 13 games).
• Named the offensive captain for the win over the N.Y. Giants (10/10), leading the team with 84 yards on four
catches with a 49-yard touchdown.
• Had team and career-highs in catches (nine) and yards (149) with his second career multi-touchdown game in
the win at New England (10/17). Caught the game-winning 35-yard scoring pass in overtime.
• Had six catches for 112 yards - both second on the team - at Minnesota (10/31), teaming with Cooper (122) togive Dallas a pair of receivers topping 100 yards in Cooper Rush’s first career start at quarterback.
• Had two touchdowns and 94 yards on six catches while rushing once for 12 yards and returning two punts for
25 against Atlanta (11/14).

CeeDeeLAMB

6-2 • 197 • 4/8/99
Oklahoma • D1-’20 (17th overall)
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17 Career-49/44
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-3/3

STAFF
CeeDeeLAMB2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES• Caught three passes for 14 yards before leaving the game at Kansas City (11/21) with a concussion and missed
the Thanksgiving Day game against Las Vegas (11/25) due to the concussion.
• Returned at New Orleans (12/2) and tallied seven catches for 89 yards and added a career-long 33-yard run.
• With five catches at Washington (12/12) registered the most catches in the first two seasons of a career in teamhistory (138).
• Became only the second Cowboys wide receiver (Hayes) to record 2,000 scrimmage yards in his first two
seasons, catching six passes for 50 yards at the N.Y. Giants (12/19).
• Logged his first career 1,000-yard season after catching four passes for 66 yards against Washington (12/26).
Also had a season-long 21--yard punt return.
• In his playoff debut, caught one pass for 21 yards and returned one punt for five with two fair catches against
San Francisco (1/16/22) in the Wild Card game.
2020:• Started 14 of the 16 games he played and was second on the team with 74 catches (club rookie record) and
935 yards (second among club rookies all-time) and tied for first with five receiving touchdowns.
• Added 10 runs for 82 yards and a touchdown, 24 punt returns for 172 yards and a 47-yard kickoff return touchdown.
• Is the seventh rookie in Cowboys history to top 1,000 scrimmage yards (1,017) and one-of-29 rookies in NFL
history - one-of-13 since the merger - to score a touchdown via rushing, receiving and kickoff return.
• Became the first Cowboys rookie to start an opener since Terrance Williams in 2013 and caught five passes for
59 yards at the LA Rams (9/13).
• Posted his first career 100-yard outing, finishing against Atlanta (9/20) with 106 yards on six catches.
• Became the sixth player in NFL history to start a career with five catches in each of his first four games,
catching five for 79 yards with his first two career touchdowns against Cleveland (10/4). Became the seventh
Cowboys rookie with multiple receiving touchdowns - the first since Bryant in 2010.
• Led the team with eight catches and 124 yards - his second 100-yard game - against the N.Y. Giants (10/11).
• Selected as a team captain at Washington (10/25) but was held without a catch. Had a streak of six consecutive
games with at least five catches come to an end, but established an NFL rookie record by starting his careerwith six straight games with five-or-more receptions.
• Established a team rookie record for receptions in a season, surpassing Hayes (46 in 1965) after catching four
passes for 34 yards with a touchdown at Minnesota (11/22). Also had a season-high 48 punt return yards on
three returns.
• Passed Irvin (654) for fifth among Cowboys rookies in receiving yards at Baltimore (12/8), then moved into third
at Cincinnati (12/13).
• In the game against San Francisco (12/20), caught five passes for 85 yards while becoming the eighth Cowboys
rookie to return a kickoff for a touchdown on his first career kickoff return. His return came on an onside kickattempt, marking the first Dallas touchdown return on an onside kick attempt since Randall Williams (10/12/03).
• Had a season-long 52-yard catch for a touchdown against Philadelphia (12/27). Also had a rushing score to become the 11th Dallas receiver to catch a touchdown and run for one in a game, first since Terry Glenn (12/11/05).
COLLEGE:• Consensus All-American (earned first-team honors from Associated Press, Sporting News and Walter Camp
Foundation), unanimous first-team All-Big 12 selection by league’s coaches and media and a Biletnikoff Award
and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award finalist as a junior.
• Leaving Oklahoma as a junior, Lamb strung together one of the most impressive collegiate careers, totaling
173 catches for 3,292 yards and 32 touchdowns.
• Started all 13 of his games as a junior, missing one due to injury, and tied for fifth nationally (led Big 12) with
14 touchdowns on 62 catches with 1,327 yards - a 21.4 yard-per-reception average that ranked third in the
country, tops in Oklahoma history.
• Second-team All-Big 12 selection by the Associated Press as a sophomore, playing in all 14 games with 13
starts while recording 65 receptions for 1,158 yards and a team-high 11 touchdown catches.
• Additionally, ranked second in the Big 12 and eighth nationally by averaging 12.8 yards-per-punt return.
• Named All-Big 12 honorable mention by league’s coaches and selected as a freshman ESPN All-American, playing in all 14 games (13 starts) as a true freshman, catching 46 passes for 807 yards and seven touchdowns.
• Ranked third nationally among freshmen by averaging 17.5 yards-per-catch, and his 807 receiving yards set aschool freshman record while his seven touchdown receptions tied the Oklahoma freshman record.
PERSONAL:• A four-star recruit according to 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout out of Foster High School in Richmond, Texas, caught 98 passes for 2,032 yards (fourth in state history) and 33 touchdowns (tied for second) as a senior.
• Named a second-team All-American by MaxPreps, the Houston Chronicle’s All-Greater Houston Football Offensive Player of the Year and first-team all-state for his efforts.
• Majored in communications at Oklahoma.
COMMUNITY:• 2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
• 2022 Home Run Derby Competition benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.

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Yds
935
1,102
1,359
3,396

Playoffs
2021 Dallas......................1-1
2022 Dallas......................2-2
Totals...............................3-3

1
14
15

21
185
206

		

No
1
0
0
1

Playoffs
2021 Dallas........................
2022 Dallas........................

0
0

Yds
82
76
47
205

Avg
8.2
8.4
4.7
7.1

Long
19t
33t
14t
33t

TD
1
0
0
1

21.0
13.2
13.7

21t
46t
46t

0
1
1

1
2
3

5
6
11

5.0
3.0
3.7

5t
4t
5t

0
0
0

PUNT RETURNS

Long
47t
0t
0t
47t

TD
1
0
0
1

No
24
14
0
38

Yds
172
139
0
311

Avg
7.2
9.9
0.0
8.2

FC
9
9
0
18

Long
27
21
0
27

TD
0
0
0
0

0
0

0.0
0.0

0t
0t

0
0

1
0

5
0

2.5
0.0

2
0

5t
0t

0
0

Long
16t
25t
26t
31t
49t

TD
0
0
0
0
6

21.0

21t

0

Game
L-TB 9/11...............
W-Cin 9/18............
W-@ NYG 9/26.....
W-Was 10/2..........
W-@ LAR 10/9.....
L-@ Phi 10/16.......
W-Det 10/23..........
W-Chi 10/30..........
L-@ GB 11/13.......
W-@ Min 11/20.....
W-NYG 11/24........
W-Ind 12/4............
W-Hou 12/11.........
L-@ Jac 12/18......
W-Phi 12/24..........
W-@ Ten 12/29.....
L-@ Was 1/8/23....
Totals....................

2022 (Dallas)
No
Yds
Avg
2
29
14.5
7
75
10.7
8
87
10.9
6
97
16.2
5
53
10.6
5
68
13.6
4
70
17.5
5
77
15.4
11
150
13.6
5
45
9.0
6
106
17.7
5
71
14.2
5
33
6.6
7
126
18.0
10
120
12.0
11
100
9.1
5
52
10.4
107 1,359
12.7

Long
16t
24t
26t
30t
16t
24t
24t
22t
35t
27t
25t
22t
13t
39t
36t
34t
15t
39t

TD
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
1
9

Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23...
L-@ SF 1/22/23....
Totals....................

4
10
14

26t
46t
46t

1
0
1

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Receptions –­ 11 at Green Bay, 11/13/22 and at Tennessee, 12/29/22
Receiving Yards –­ 150 at Green Bay, 11/13/22
Long Reception – 52t vs. Philadelphia, 12/27/20
Touchdowns – 2, five times, last vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22

LAMB’S 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES(11 total - 10 regular; 1 post)

27
71
34
21
46
46
85
65
43
935

6.8
17.8
8.5
4.2
7.7
23.0
17.0
21.7
8.6
12.6

106
106
104
100

vs. Atlanta, 9/20/20 (6 rec.)vs. N.Y. Giants. 11/24/22 (6 rec.)at Tampa Bay, 9/9/21 (7 rec.)at Tennessee, 12/29/22 (11 rec.)Playoffs (1)117 at San Francisco, 1/22/23 (10 rec.)

LAMB’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAMERECEIVING
Long
33t
37t
28t
43t
26t
27t

TD
0
0
0
2
0
0

12t
32t
21t
8t
14t
32t
45t
52t
21t
52t

0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
5

2021 (Dallas)
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
7
104
14.9
31t
1
8
81
10.1
34t
0
3
66
22.0
44t
0
2
13
635
7t
0
4
84
21.0
49t
1
9
149
16.6
35t
2
6
112
18.7
35t
0
2
23
11.5
18t
0
6
94
15.7
37t
2
3
14
4.7
49t
0
INACTIVE/INJURED-Concussion
7
89
12.7
25t
0
7
61
8.7
18t
0

Game
W-@ NYG 12/19...
W-Was 12/26........
L-Ari 1/2/22...........
W-@ Phi 1/8/22....
Totals....................
Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22.........

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2021 (Dallas), cont.
No
Yds
Avg
6
50
8.3
4
66
16.5
3
51
17.0
2
45
22.5
79 1,102
13.9
1

21

68
117
185

17.0
11.7
13.2

SIDELINES

Avg
47.0
0.0
0.0
47.0

HISTORY

Yds
47
0
0
47

PLAYOFF
RECORDSGame
L-@ TB 9/9............
W-@ LAC 9/19.....
W-Phi 9/27............
W-Car 10/3............
W-NYG 10/10.......
W-@ NE 10/17.....
W-@ Min 10/31.....
L-Den 11/7............
W-Atl 11/14............
L-@ KC 11/21.......
L-LV 11/25.............
W-@ NO 12/2.......
W-@ Was 12/12...

No
10
9
10
29

at Green Bay, 11/13/22 (11 rec.)at New England, 10/17/21 (9 rec.)at Jacksonville, 12/18/22 (7 rec.)vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/11/20 (8 rec.)vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22 (10 rec.)at Minnesota, 10/31/21 (6 rec.)2020 (Dallas)
No
Yds
Avg
5
59
11.8
6
106
17.7
5
65
13.0
5
79
15.8
8
124
15.5
7
64
9.1
4
4
4
5
6
2
5
3
5
74

TD
5
6
9
20

RECORDSGame
L-@ LAR 9/13.......
W-Atl 9/20.............
L-@ Sea 9/27........
L-Cle 10/4.............
W-NYG 10/11........
L-Ari 10/19............
L-@ Was 10/25.....
L-@ Phi 11/1.........
L-Pit 11/8...............
W-@ Min 11/22.....
L-Was 11/26..........
L-@ Bal 12/3.........
W-@ Cin 12/13.....
W-SF 12/20...........
W-Phi 12/27..........
L-@ NYG 1/3/21...
Totals....................

Long
52t
49t
39t
52t

KICKOFF RETURNSADDITIONAL STATISTICS
Passing – 2020 (0 for 0, 1 sack).

150
149
126
124
120
112

RUSHING

Avg
12.6
13.9
12.7
13.1

2022 SEASONYear Team
2020 Dallas........................
2021 Dallas........................
2022 Dallas........................
Totals.................................

RECEIVING

CeeDeeLAMBYear Team
GP-GS
2020 Dallas....................16-14
2021 Dallas....................16-13
2022 Dallas....................17-17
Totals.............................49-44

STAFF

LAMB’S COWBOYS TOTALS		STAFF
DeMARCUSLAWRENCE
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

DeMARCUS LAWRENCE
90 • Defensive End

6-3 • 254 • 4/28/92
Boise State • D2-‘14 (34th overall)
NFL: 10th Year • Cowboys: 10th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-120/102
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-8/5
PRO: With an immediate need for an impact player at right defensive end, the Dallas Cowboys
packaged their original second (47th overall) and third round (78th overall) draft choices andmoved up in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft in a trade with Washington to select
DeMarcus Lawrence with the 34th overall pick. He was given the opportunity to compete for 2017 2018 2022
a starting spot during his first training camp, but a broken foot suffered in practice landed himon the Reserve/Injured-Returnable list, forcing him to miss the first eight games of the season. He played in sevenregular season games, missing one with an injured chest, and both playoff games, tallying 11 tackles, one for aloss and six pressures. He had 2.0 sacks, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble in the postseason. In 2015
Lawrence earned the starting nod at end and finished with 13 starts in 16 games played, leading the team with 8.0
sacks. He was suspended for the first four games of the 2016 season, then limited with a back injury as the season
came to an end, playing nine games with three starts. Lawrence was named to his first career Pro Bowl in 2017
after tying for second in the NFL with a career-best 14.5 sacks and team-leading 52 pressures - the most by a Cowboys defender in a single season since Charles Haley had 52 in 1994. He earned his second consecutive Pro Bowl
selection following the 2018 season after pacing the team with 10.5 sacks, 12 tackles for loss and 39 hurries.
Leading up to training camp in 2019, Lawrence signed a five-year contract to keep him in Dallas for years to come.
He then finished the 2019 season starting all 16 games - second consecutive, third time overall - and posting 40
tackles, 5.0 sacks (second on the team) with a team-best nine tackles for loss and 36 pressures (second). In 2020
Lawrence led the team in sacks (6.5), tackles for loss (eight), pressures (37) and forced fumbles (four, tied for themost in his career) while finishing eighth with 52 tackles (second in his career). The 2021 season saw Lawrence
miss 10 games, breaking his foot during a practice leading up to Week 2. He spent the next 10 weeks on Reserve/
Injured, then returned for the final six games of the season. In the beginning of 2022 free agency, Lawrence signed
a one-year extension, keeping him in Dallas through 2024, and he started every game for the third time of his
career - first since 2019 - contributing 61 tackles, six tackles for loss, 6.0 sacks, three forced fumbles and two
fumble recoveries to earn his third trip to the Pro Bowl.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/14/22: Signed a one-year extension through 2024.
9/16/21: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a foot injury, designated for return (11/24) and activated (12/2).
4/9/19:Signed a five-year contract extension through 2023.
3/8/18:Signed a one-year contract with a franchise player tag.
9/2/14:
Placed on Reserve/Injured-Returnable with a foot injury and activated (11/1).
5/9/14:
Drafted in the second round (34th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started every game for the third time of his career - first since 2019 - and contributed a career-high 61 tackles,
six tackles for loss, 6.0 sacks, 45 pressures, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries, returning one
for a touchdown, to earn his third Pro Bowl.
• Named a team captain and tallied a season-high seven tackles against Cincinnati (9/18), then had a career-besttying 3.0 sacks and five pressures at the N.Y. Giants (9/26) on Monday Night Football.
• Had four pressures and recovered a fumble that he scooped-and-scored from 19 yards away for his second
career touchdown at the LA Rams (10/9).
• Recorded a sack streak of three games, tallying one sack in each game against Chicago (10/30), at Green Bay(11/13) and at Minnesota (11/20).
• Contributed two stops and a career-high tying seven pressure on Thanksgiving against the N.Y. Giants (11/24).
• Started both postseason games and was named a postseason team captain, logging five stops, a tackle forloss, a sack and two pressures at San Francisco (1/22/23) in the Divisional Round.
2021:• Started all seven games he played, limited by a broken foot through most of the first half of the season, and tallied 18 tackles, 3.0 sacks, 16 hurries, five pass breakups, two forced fumbles and an interception he returned
40 yards for a touchdown.
• Opened the season at Tampa Bay (9/9) with six tackles, two pressures and a forced fumble but broke his footthe next week in practice and underwent surgery, landing him on Reserve/Injured.
• Returned to practice Nov. 24, activated Dec. 2 and started the Thursday night win at New Orleans (12/2),
finishing with three tackles, four hurries and two breakups.
• Played in his 100th career game, named a team captain and tallied four tackles, one for a loss, two hurries, apass breakup and a forced fumble - the 16th of his career (third in team history) - at the N.Y. Giants (12/19).
• Picked off his second career pass, returning the theft 40 yards for his first career touchdown against Washington (12/26). Also added a sack, two hurries and a breakup.
• In the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22), posted two tackles, two for loss, and three hurries.
2020:• Started 15 games and led the team in sacks (6.5), tackles for loss (eight), pressures (37) and forced fumbles(four, tied for the most in his career) while finishing eighth with 52 tackles (second in his career).
• Selected as a team captain for Week 2 against Atlanta (9/20), finishing with a season-high tying five tackles.
• Against the N.Y. Giants (10/11) notched three tackles, six pressures (season-high) and his first sack of the season, on which he forced a fumble that was recovered by Anthony Brown and returned 29 yards for a touchdown.
• In the game at Baltimore (12/8), made his 75th career start and tallied three tackles and a hurry.

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LAWRENCE
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

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2019:
• Signed a five-year contract extension in April, making him the highest paid defender in Cowboys history.
• Selected as a team captain and started all 16 games for the third time in his career - second consecutive - andnotched 40 tackles, 5.0 sacks (second on the team), nine tackles for loss (first), 36 pressures (second), three
breakups, two fumble recoveries and two forced fumbles.
• Recovered fumbles in the opener against the N.Y. Giants (9/8) and against Miami (9/22).
• Had his first full sack of the season in the Dolphins game, then had a season-best six tackles with two hurries
against Minnesota (11/10).
2018:• Selected to his second straight Pro Bowl, starting 15-of-16 games played and leading the team in sacks (10.5),
tackles for loss (12) and hurries (39) while adding 47 tackles (seventh on the team), one interception, twoforced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
• Logged consecutive double-digit sack totals for the first time in his career and the first Cowboy since DeMarcus
Ware logged five straight (2007-11).
• Opened the season with sacks in each of the first two games, playing in his 50th career game in Week 2 against
the N.Y. Giants (9/16).
• Tied his career-high with 3.0 sacks against Detroit (9/30) for ninth on the Cowboys all-time sack list (29.0).
• Had a career-best five tackles for loss to go with three tackles and a pressure at Washington (10/21).
• Added four tackles and a sack/forced fumble against Tennessee (11/5).
• Reached 10.0 sacks on the season with a sack/fumble in the finale at the N.Y. Giants (12/30).
2017:• Named to his first career Pro Bowl after tying for second in the NFL with a career-best 14.5 sacks and team-leading 52 pressures - the most by a Cowboys defender in a single-season since Haley had 52 in 1994.
• Named NFC Defensive Player of the Month (September) with a league-best 6.5 sacks in the first three games.
• In the opener against the N.Y. Giants (9/10), had his second career multi-sack game (1.5), with two tackles, one
for a loss and a breakup.
• Had his third career - second consecutive - multi-sack game, finishing with 2.0 at Denver (9/17) along with five
tackles, four hurries and a forced fumble that was recovered by Maliek Collins and led to a Dallas touchdown.
• Was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week after his career-best 3.0-sack performance at Arizona (9/25).
Became just the third NFL player (Mark Gastineau, 1984, and Kevin Greene, 1998) to have three multi-sackgames in each of the first three games of a season. Added a career-best seven pressures.
• Logged a sack in his fourth consecutive game along with four tackles, one for a loss, two hurries and a forced
fumble against the LA Rams (10/1), then added a sack (fifth straight game), a tackle for loss, one pressure andone tackle against Green Bay (10/8).
• Extended his sack streak to six games, becoming the ninth NFL defender (10th time overall) to record a sack ineach of the first six games of the season, with one at San Francisco (10/22). Forced and recovered a fumbleon the sack to go with three tackles and a pressure.
• Added a sack in his seventh straight game - second Cowboy, seventh in league history - with a sack in each of
the first seven games of a season with one at Washington (10/29).
• Notched his fifth career multi-sack game with 2.0, along with a forced fumble, two tackles, one for a loss andfive pressures against Washington (11/30).
• Added five pressures and five tackles in the win at the N.Y. Giants (12/10), then had a sack - giving him 14.5 forthe season, fourth-highest in team history - against Seattle (12/24).
2016:• Played in nine games (three starts), missing the first four due to a league-mandated suspension, and the final
three with a back injury - finishing with eight tackles, one sack, a forced fumble and 13 hurries.
• Served a four-game suspension to start the year and returned for the win against Cincinnati (10/9).
• Had three tackles, a sack, two stops for losses, a pressure and a forced fumble in the win at Pittsburgh (11/13).
• Had his first start of the year in the win over Baltimore (11/20) with one hurry.
• Logged a team-best five hurries in the Thursday night win at Minnesota (12/1).
• Missed the final three games of the regular season (back) but returned for the Divisional Playoff Game against
Green Bay (1/15/17) and had three tackles, one for a loss and two pressures as a reserve.
2015:• Played in all 16 games with 13 starts and led the team with 8.0 sacks, was second with 31 pressures, third witheight tackles for losses and eighth with 56 tackles.
• Made his first career start and had a pair of tackles with a hurry in the opening win over the N.Y. Giants (9/13).
• Posted four tackles, three pressures and his first career regular season sack at New Orleans (10/4).
• Logged his first career multi-sack game with 2.0 at Washington (12/7). The first was on the first play of thegame, and his second was on the third play on which he also forced his first career fumble. Added two more
tackles, one stop for loss and a hurry before the day ended.
• Had five tackles, a sack and two hurries at Green Bay (12/13), then added his third straight game with a sack,posting one, with four tackles, four stops for losses and a hurry against the N.Y. Jets (12/19).
• Had a sack in his fourth straight game along with five tackles and two hurries at Buffalo (12/27).
• Tied his season-high with six tackles along with two pressures in the season-ending loss to Washington (1/3/16).
2014:• Landed on Reserve/Injured-Returnable as the season opened after breaking his foot in a training camp practice.
• Played in seven regular season games, posting 11 tackles, one for a loss, and six pressures.
• Had one stop, 2.0 sacks, two fumble recoveries, a hurry and a forced fumble in two playoff games.
• Made his NFL debut against Arizona (11/2) and posted three tackles and a pressure.
• Had three tackles and a season-best three hurries in the season-ending win at Washington (12/28).
• In the Wild Card Playoff Game against Detroit (1/4/15), had the game-sealing play on a sack/fumble that he also
recovered. Finished with one tackle, the sack and forced fumble, one pressure and two fumble recoveries.
• Posted a sack in the Divisional Playoff Game at Green Bay (1/11/15).
COLLEGE:• First-team All-Mountain West and was named Boise State’s Most Valuable Defensive Player, ranking third on theteam with 72 tackles and forced three fumbles after starting each of his 12 games played as a junior.
• As a sophomore, started each of his 11 games played during his debut season with the Broncos and wasnamed the team’s Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman after transferring from Butler Community College.
• Named first-team All-Mountain West after recording team highs with 13 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks, while also
leading all Bronco defensive lineman with 48 tackles.

STAFF
DeMARCUSLAWRENCE
2022 SEASON• Earned second-team NJCAA All-America honors and was named first-team All-Jayhawk Conference, finishing with
69 tackles and team highs with 21 tackles for loss and 12.0 sacks at Butler Community College.
• Redshirted as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Attended Silver Bluff High School in Aiken, S.C.
• Was a North-South All-Star selection his senior year in high school after playing tight end, offensive tackle anddefensive end for the Bulldogs.
• Recorded 97 tackles and 3.0 sacks from the defensive tackle position during as a senior.
• Has three children, and he and his wife, Sasha, were married in the spring of 2019.
• Majored in communication at Boise State.
COMMUNITY:• 2014 Rookie Club presented by UnitedHealthcare.
• 2014 NFL PLAY 60 FITNESSGRAM® school visit.
• 2014 Home Run Derby Competition benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2014-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2014 NFL Play 60 clinic, London, England.
• 2014 Fan Appreciation Pep Rally, London, England.
• 2015-16, 2020 Served an early Thanksgiving Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2017 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2017 The Salvation Army Disaster Relief Telethon for Hurricane Harvey.
• 2017-18 Bike Donation to Elementary School kids presented by Academy Sports.
• 2018-19, 21-22 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2019 Hosted youth football camp in Aiken, S.C.
• 2020 Cowboys Draft Live virtual draft party.
• 2020 COVID-19 relief.
• 2021 Draft-A-Thon.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

LAWRENCE’S COWBOYS TOTALSPLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

DEFENSE

SksYear Team
GP-GS ST AT		TT
Yds
2014 Dallas....................7-0
6
5 – 110.0(0)
2015 Dallas..................16-13
28 28 – 56
8.0(-71)
2016 Dallas....................9-3
5
3 – 8
1.0(-8)2017 Dallas..................16-16
24 19 – 43 14.5(-160)
2018 Dallas..................16-15
26 21 – 47 10.5(-74)
2019 Dallas..................16-16
25 15 – 40
5.0(-24)2020 Dallas..................16-15
30 22 – 52
6.5(-42)2021 Dallas....................7-7
14
4 – 183.0(-24)2022 Dallas..................17-17
49 12 – 61
6.0(-35)
Totals.........................120-102 207 129 – 336 54.5(-438)
Playoffs
2014 Dallas....................2-0
2016 Dallas....................1-0
2018 Dallas....................2-2
2021 Dallas....................1-1
2022 Dallas....................2-2
Totals.............................8-5

1
1
6
1
3
12

0 – 1
2 – 3
2 – 8
1 – 2
2 – 5
7 – 19INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
1(-4) 6 0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
8(-16) 31 0 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
3(-15) 13 0 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
6(-11) 52 1 40
0 0.0 0 0 2 0 0.0 0 0
12(-21) 39 2 2
1 13 13.0 13 0 1 5 5.0 5 0
9(-26) 36 3 20
0 0.0 0 0 2 0 0.0 0 0
8(-21) 37 2 40
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 02(-4) 16 5 2
1 40 40.0 40t 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
6(-9) 45 3 30
0 0.0 0t 0 2 19 9.5 19t 1
55(-127) 275 16 19
2 53 26.5 40t 1 8 24 3.0 19t 1

2.0(-21)0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
1.0(-6)
3.0(-27)0(0) 1
1(-5) 22(-5) 52(-2) 3
1(-4) 26(-16) 13

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
0
0
0
1

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0

2
0
0
0
0
2

0
0
0
0
0
0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHSSIDELINESHISTORY

Tackles – 7, twice, last at Philadelphia (10/16/22)
Solo Tackles – 7 at Philadelphia (10/16/22)
Sacks – 3.0 three times, last at the N.Y. Giants, 9/26/22
Tackles for Loss – 5 at Washington, 10/21/18
QB Pressures – 7, twice, at Arizona, 9/25/17 and vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/24/22

Kirk Cousins...............6.5
Daniel Jones..............6.0
Eli Manning................4.0
Carson Palmer...........3.0
Matthew Stafford........3.0
Matt Ryan...................2.5
Taylor Heinicke..........2.0
Aaron Rodgers...........2.0
Trevor Siemian...........2.0

LAWRENCE’S SACKS BY QUARTERBACK(57.5 total, 54.5 regular; 3.0 post)

Jameis Winston.........2.0
Carson Wentz............2.0
Russell Wilson...........1.5
Kyle Allen...................1.0
Teddy Bridgewater.....1.0
C.J. Beathard.............1.0
Drew Brees................1.0
Ryan Fitzpatrick.........1.0
Jared Goff..................1.0

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Justin Fields...............1.0
Marcus Mariota..........1.0
Gardner Minshew......1.0
Nick Mullens...............1.0
Cam Newton..............1.0
Aaron Rodgers...........1.0
Ben Roethlisberger....1.0
Josh Rosen................1.0
Alex Smith..................1.0

Ryan Tannehill...........1.0
Tyrod Taylor...............1.0
Josh Allen...................0.5
Colt McCoy................0.5
Playoffs (3.0)
Brock Purdy...............1.0
Aaron Rodgers...........1.0
Matthew Stafford........1.0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

2014 (Dallas)

2017 (Dallas)

2018 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ Car 9/9............ 4 1 – 5
1.0(-7) 2(-2) 1
W-NYG 9/16...........					1.0(-9) 1(-2) 3
L-@ Sea 9/23.......... 2 3 – 5
0.5(-5)		3
W-Det 9/30.............. 3 1 – 4 3.0(-21) 1(-1) 1
L-@ Hou 10/7......... 1 2 – 3			2
W-Jac 10/14............ 1 0 – 1			5
L-@ Was 10/21....... 2 1 – 3		5(-11) 1
L-Ten 11/5............... 1 3 – 4
1.0(-8)		1
W-@ Phi 11/11........ 2 0 – 2		 1(-3) 3
W-@ Atl 11/18......... 1 1 – 2 1.5(-11)		2 1W-Was 11/22.......... 1 1 – 2
0.5(-2)		3 1W-NO 11/29 ........... 2 2 – 4			2
W-Phi 12/9.............. 2 4 – 6		 2(-2) 3
L-@ Ind 12/16......... 2 0 – 2			4
W-TB 12/23............. 1 1 – 2
1.0(-8)		5
W-@ NYG 12/30..... 1 1 – 2
1.0(-3)
Totals...................... 26 21 – 47 10.5(-74) 12(-21) 39 2

Playoffs
L-GB 1/15/17..........

1

2–

3		1(-5)

5
1
6

1–
1–
2–

6		2(-5) 32			2
8		 2(-5) 5

2019 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBUW-NYG 9/8.............. 2 0 – 2 0.5(-2)		3
W-@ Was 9/15....... 0 1 – 1			3
W-Mia 9/22.............. 0 2 – 2 1.0(-3) 1(-2) 4
L-@ NO 9/29........... 1 2 – 3 1.0(-1)		
L-GB 10/6................ 1 0 – 1			3
L-@ NYJ 10/13....... 2 1 – 3			W-Phi 10/20............ 0 3 – 3 1.0(-7) 1(-2) 2
W-@ NYG 11/4....... 1 2 – 3 1.0(-7) 1(-2) 4
L-Min 11/10............. 5 1 – 6		2(-5) 2 1
W-@ Det 11/17....... 3 0 – 3		1(-6) 4
L-@ NE 11/24......... 2 1 – 3		1(-4) 2
L-Buf 11/28.............. 3 0 – 3 0.5(-4) 1(-3) 1
L-@ Chi 12/5........... 2 0 – 2			1
W-LAR 12/15.......... 0 1 – 1		1(-2) 3
L-@ Phi 12/22......... 3 0 – 3			3 2W-Was 12/29.......... 0 1 – 1			1
Totals...................... 25 15 – 40 5.0(-24) 9(-26) 36 3

HISTORY

2016 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-NYG 9/11 ............				 RESERVE/SUSPENDED
W-@ Was 9/18.......				 RESERVE/SUSPENDED
W-Chi 9/25..............				 RESERVE/SUSPENDED
W-@ SF 10/2..........				 RESERVE/SUSPENDED
W-Cin 10/9..............							1W-@ GB 10/16.......							1W-Phi 10/30............
W-@ Cle 11/6......... 1 1 – 2		1(-2) 1
W-@ Pit 11/13......... 2 1 – 3
1.0(-8) 2(-13) 1
W-Bal 11/20............							1W-Was 11/24.......... 2 1 – 3			2
W-@ Min 12/1.........							5L-@ NYG 12/11......							1W-TB 12/18.............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Back
W-Det 12/26............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Back
L-@ Phi 1/1/17........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-BackTotals...................... 5 3 – 8
1.0(-8) 3(-15) 13

Playoffs
W-Sea 1/5/19..........
L-@ LAR 1/12/19....
Totals......................

PLAYOFF
RECORDS2015 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W- NYG 9/13 ......... 0 2 – 2			1
W-@ Phi 9/20......... 3 2 – 5		1(-6) 2
L-Atl 9/27................. 1 1 – 2			1
L-@ NO 10/4........... 2 2 – 4
1.0(-9)		3
L-NE 10/11.............. 0 1 – 1			3
L-@ NYG 10/25...... 1 3 – 4			1
L-Sea 11/1............... 5 0 – 5		2(-4) 3
L-Phi 11/8................ 3 3 – 6			2
L-@ TB 11/15.......... 2 0 – 2 1.0(-14)		3
W-@ Mia 11/22....... 1 0 – 1 1.0(-22)		2
L-Car 11/26............. 1 1 – 2			2
W-@ Was 12/7....... 2 0 – 2 2.0(-15) 1(-2) 1
L-@ GB 12/13......... 3 2 – 5
1.0(-6)		2
L-NYJ 12/19............ 1 3 – 4
1.0(0) 4(-4) 1
L-@ Buf 12/27......... 1 4 – 5
1.0(-5)		2
L-Was 1/3/16........... 2 4 – 6			2
Totals...................... 28 28 – 56 8.0(-71) 8(-16) 31

RECORDS

Playoffs
W-Det 1/4/15........... 1 0 – 1 1.0(-11)		1
L-@ GB 1/11/15......					1.0(-10)
Totals...................... 1 0 – 1 2.0(-21)		1

2022 SEASON

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBUW-NYG 9/10........... 1 1 – 2 1.5(-10) 1(-1) 2
L-@ Den 9/17......... 3 2 – 5 2.0(-29)		4
W-@ Ari 9/25.......... 2 0 – 2 3.0(-24)		7
L-LAR 10/1.............. 2 2 – 4 1.0(-11) 1(-4) 2
L-GB 10/8................ 0 1 – 1 1.0(-16) 1(-1) 1
W-@ SF 10/22........ 1 2 – 3 1.0(-14)		1
W-@ Was 10/29.....					1.0(-11)		
3
W-KC 11/5............... 1 1 – 2			4
L-@ Atl 11/12.......... 3 2 – 5 1.0(-11)		3
L-PHI 11/19............. 2 1 – 3		1(-2) 2 1
L-LAC 11/23............ 1 3 – 4		1(-1)
W-WAS 11/30......... 2 0 – 2 2.0(-12) 1(-2) 5
W-@ NYG 12/10..... 4 1 – 5			5W-@ Oak 12/17...... 1 2 – 3			6
L-SEA 12/24............ 1 0 – 1 1.0(-22)		2
W-@ Phi 12/31....... 0 1 – 1			5
Totals...................... 24 19 – 43 14.5(-160) 6(-11) 52 1

DeMARCUSLAWRENCE

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-SF 9/7..................		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)W-@ Ten 9/14.........		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)W-@ StL 9/21.........		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)W-NO 9/28..............		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)W-Hou 10/5.............		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)W-@ Sea 10/12......		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)W-NYG 10/19.........		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)
L-Was 10/27............		RESERVE/INJURED-Returnable (Foot)
L-Ari 11/2................. 2 1 – 3			1
W-@ Jac 11/9 (Lon.) 0 1 – 1			 1W-@ NYG 11/23..... 1 0 – 1		1(-4)
L-Phi 11/27.............. 1 0 – 1
W-@ Chi 12/4.........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Chest
W-@ Phi 12/14.......
W-Ind 12/21............ 1 1 – 2			1
W-@ Was 12/28..... 1 2 – 3			3
Totals...................... 6 5 – 11		1(-4) 6

STAFF

LAWRENCE’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

2

SIDELINES

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DeMARCUSLAWRENCE
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2020 (Dallas)
Game
ST AT
L-@ LAR 9/13......... 1 2 –W-Atl 9/20............... 5 0 –L-@ Sea 9/27.......... 1 1 –L-Cle 10/4............... 2 0 –W-NYG 10/11.......... 2 1 –L-Ari 10/19.............. 1 4 –L-@ Was 10/25....... 4 1 –L-@ Phi 11/1........... 4 0 –L-Pit 11/8................. 2 1 –W-@ Min 11/22....... 1 1 –L-Was 11/26............ 0 3 –L-@ Bal 12/3........... 1 3 –W-@ Cin 12/13....... 1 0 –W-SF 12/20............. 1 2 –W-Phi 12/27............ 2 2 –L-@ NYG 1/3/21..... 2 1 –Totals...................... 30 22 –LAWRENCE’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.

Sks
Tkl/ QBTT YdsLs Prs PBU
3			4 15				2			52		1(-5) 2
3 1.0(-10)		6
5
5 1.0(-4) 1(-1) 2
4 1.0(-9) 2(-7) 2
3		1(-4) 1 1
2 0.5(-5) 1(-1) 2
3 1.0(-5)		3
4			1
1		1(-2) 1
3 1.0(-3) 1(-1) 44			2
3 1.0(-8)		2
52 6.5(-42) 8(-21) 37 2

2021 (Dallas)

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ TB 9/9.............. 5 1 – 6			2
W-@ LAC 9/19.......				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-Phi 9/27..............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-Car 10/3..............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-NYG 10/10.........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ NE 10/17.......			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ Min 10/31.......			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-Den 11/7..............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-Atl 11/14..............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-@ KC 11/21.........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-LV 11/25...............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ NO 12/2......... 1 2 – 3			4 2W-@ Was 12/12.....					1.0(-10) 1(-1) 3
W-@ NYG 12/19..... 3 1 – 4		1(-3) 2 1

Game
W-Was 12/26..........
L-Ari 1/2/22.............
W-@ Phi 1/8/22......
Totals......................

2021 (Dallas), cont.
Sks
Tkl/ QBST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
1 0 – 1 1.0(-1)		2 11 0 – 1			2
3 0 – 3 1.0(-13)		1 114 4 – 18 3.0(-24) 2(-4) 16 5

Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

1

1–

2		2(-3)

32022 (Dallas)

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-TB 9/11................. 3 0 – 3		1(-1)		
W-Cin 9/18.............. 5 2 – 7
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 3 0 – 3 3.0(-15)		5
W-WAS 10/2........... 1 3 – 4			6
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 2 0 – 2			4
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 7 0 – 7		1(-2) 2
W-Det 10/23............ 3 0 – 3		2(-2)
W-Chi 10/30............ 2 1 – 3 1.0(-6)		2
L-@ GB 11/13......... 4 2 – 6 1.0(-7) 1(-2)
W-@ Min 11/20....... 1 0 – 1 1.0(-7)		1
W-NYG 11/24.......... 2 0 – 2			7
W-Ind 12/4.............. 3 0 – 3			5
W-Hou 12/11........... 5 0 – 5		1(-2) 3
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 1 0 – 1			1
W-Phi 12/24............ 2 2 – 4			4
W-@ Ten 12/29....... 3 2 – 5			2 2L-@ Was 1/8/23...... 2 0 – 2			3 1Totals...................... 49 12 – 61 6.0(-35) 6(-9) 45 3
Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

3
3

2–
2–

5
5

1.0(-6)
1.0(-6)

1(-4)
1(-4)

2
2

JOURDAN LEWIS
2 • Cornerback

5-10 • 190 • 8/31/95
Michigan • D3-‘17 (92nd overall)
NFL: 7th Year • Cowboys: 7th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-6/4; Career-83/43
Postseason: 2022-0/0-IR; Career-3/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added a talented and driven cornerback with their third round draft pick (92nd overall) in the2017 NFL Draft when they selected Jourdan Lewis. Lewis played in 15 games with seven starts as a rookie and finishedseventh - tops among rookies - on the defense with 50 tackles, two for losses, and a team-high tying 11 breakups. Lewis saw time in the slot in 2018, playing in 15 games with one start, and notched 16 tackles, one pressure, one breakup,
one interception and two fumble recoveries. He saw extended time in the slot through 2019 after the club lost Anthony
Brown (triceps), and Lewis recorded 48 tackles, 4.0 sacks (the most by a Cowboys defensive back since Bill Bates had
5.0 in 1984), a team-high tying two interceptions, six pass breakups and a fumble recovery, starting five-of-16 games
played. In 2020 Lewis settled in as the starting nickel corner and finished fifth on the defense with 60 tackles whiletying for second with five tackles for loss while adding 2.0 sacks, giving him 6.0 for his career - second by a Cowboys
cornerback behind Orlando Scandrick (11.5). Lewis signed a three-year contract with Dallas during 2021 free agency
and started 13 of the 16 games he played. On the year, he was sixth on the defense with 59 tackles (second in his
career) while nabbing a career-best three interceptions and tying his career-high with 11 breakups. He returned as thenickel corner in 2022 but had his season cut short after suffering a foot injury midway through the season, posting
27 tackles, a sack and an interception before ending up on Reserve/Injured. He will return in 2023 as one of the mostexperienced players on the Dallas defense with his sights on recapturing his role in the secondary.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
10/26/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a foot injury.
3/18/21: Signed a three-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
4/28/17: Drafted in the third round (92nd overall) by Dallas.

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RECORDSHISTORY
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2022:
• Started four-of-six games played, recording 27 tackles, a sack, one breakup and an interception before a footinjury ended his season prematurely.
• Started as the nickel corner in the opener against Tampa Bay (9/11) and had five tackles.
• Had a season-high seven tackles in a start at the N.Y. Giants (9/26) on Monday Night Football.
• Suffered a groin injury in warmups against Washington (10/2) but returned the next week to collect four tackles
and a sack at the LA Rams (10/9), giving him 8.5 sacks in his career to pass Michael Downs for fourth by adefensive back in team history.
• Named a team captain against Detroit (10/23), tallying four tackles and his first interception of the season. He
was injured on the interception return and placed on season-ending Reserve/Injured the following week.
2021:• Started 13 of the 16 games he played, seeing his time in the slot, and was sixth on the team with 59 tackles
while snatching a career-best three interceptions, tying his career-high with 11 breakups and adding 1.5 sacks
and a tackle for loss.
• Started as the nickel corner in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) and had two tackles, an interception returned fora career-long 66 yards and a fumble recovery.
• Named the defensive captain for the game against the N.Y. Giants (10/10) and had three tackles.
• Had five tackles with one pressure in the win at Minnesota (10/31) then bettered that with six tackles to top 200
for his career, to go along with a half sack and a tackle for loss against Denver (11/7).
• Collected three tackles, a then career-high tying three breakups and a pick in the win over Atlanta (11/14).
• Added six tackles and a sack on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25).
• Made his 75th career appearance in the game at the N.Y. Giants (12/19) and had a career-high four breakups
with one interception and a tackle.
• Missed the game against Washington (12/26) on the Reserve/COVID-19 list but returned against Arizona(1/2/22) and tallied five tackles.
2020:• Started 13 of the 15 games he played, finishing fifth on the defense with a career-high 60 tackles while tying
for second with five tackles for loss and adding 2.0 sacks, two breakups and a fumble recovery.
• Inactive/Injured (ankle) for the season opener at the LA Rams (9/13), then settled in as the starting nickel corneras Brown suffered through injury (ribs) and moved to an outside starting spot.
• Notched a career-high two tackles for losses along with one stop at Seattle (9/27), then against the N.Y. Giants(10/11) played in his 50th career game and tallied seven tackles.
• At Cincinnati (12/13) registered a career-high tying eight tackles and a fumble recovery.
• Had sacks in consecutive games against San Francisco (12/20) and Philadelphia (12/27).
2019:• Started five-of-16 games played, seeing extended time in the slot after spelling Brown (triceps). Tied for theteam lead with two interceptions while posting the most sacks (4.0) by a Cowboys cornerback in franchise
history - tied for second among all defensive backs - to go with 48 tackles, six breakups and a fumble recovery
he returned 63 yards for his first career touchdown along with two special teams tackles.
• Had his first interception of the year to go with a breakup and three tackles at the N.Y. Jets (10/13).
• Notched his first career sack in the game against Philadelphia (10/20), then made his first start of the season
the next game at the N.Y. Giants (11/4) and returned a fumble 63 yards for his first career score.
• Had his first career multi-sack game (2.0) - the first by a Cowboys defensive back since Anthony Henry in 2008
- on Thanksgiving Day against Buffalo (11/28).
• Had five tackles, a breakup and his fourth sack of the season in the game against the LA Rams (12/15).
2018:• Played in 15 games with one start and tallied 16 tackles, one pressure, one breakup, one interception and two
fumble recoveries.
• Recovered a fumble in back-to-back games at Houston (10/7) and against Jacksonville (10/14).
• Preserved the win over New Orleans (11/29) with an interception on the Saints final possession.
• Started as the nickel corner in place of Brown (back) and logged a career-high tying eight tackles in the NFC
East-clinching win against Tampa Bay (12/23).
2017:• Started seven of the 15 games he played and finished seventh on the defense - tops among rookies - with 50
tackles to go with two stops for losses, a team-high tying 11 pass breakups and an interception.
• Made his NFL debut at Denver (9/17) and had his first career interception with one breakup and three tackles.
• Had his first career start as Nolan Carroll (concussion) was inactive and the team opened in nickel at Arizona(9/25) and finished with six tackles, one tackle for loss and a breakup.
COLLEGE:• Finished his senior year as first-team All-America, first-team Big Ten and finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award,
starting 10 games and recording 25 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, 13 pass breakups and two interceptions at
Michigan.
• As a junior started all 13 games at cornerback and registered 52 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, a single-season
school-record 22 pass breakups, two interceptions and a sack.
• Appeared in 12 games as a sophomore, making seven starts and recorded 39 tackles, two interceptions and 1.5
tackles for loss.
• Appeared in 13 games as a freshman reserve defensive back and contributed on special teams, tallying 17
tackles and two pass breakups.
PERSONAL:• Attended Cass Technical High School in Detroit, Mich., where he helped lead his team to back-to-back Michigan
Division 1 state titles as a junior and senior.
• Selected to the U.S. Army All-American game after he tallied 751 receiving yards and six scores along with 742
return yards with three touchdowns on special teams as a senior.
• He and his wife, Arielle, were married in September 2020.
• Earned a degree in sociology at Michigan.
COMMUNITY:• 2017 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2017-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019 visit to Café Momentum; a restaurant giving youth a second chance after the juvenile system.
• 2019 Dirk Nowitzki Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game.

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2019-22 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
2022 Home Run Derby Competition benefiting the Salvation Army.
WrestleMania 38 Special Olympics Camp.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Kickoff Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

LEWIS’ COWBOYS TOTALS

2022 SEASONJOURDANLEWISDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2017 Dallas.................. 15-7
2018 Dallas.................. 15-1
2019 Dallas.................. 16-5
2020 Dallas.................. 15-13
2021 Dallas.................. 16-13
2022 Dallas.................... 6-4
Totals........................... 83-43

ST
42
13
38
49
52
21
215

AT		 TT8 – 503 – 1610 – 48
11 – 60
7 – 596 – 2745 – 260

Playoffs
2 0–2018 Dallas.................... 2-02021 Dallas.................... 1-0
1 0–2022 Dallas ................... 0-0			
Totals............................. 3-0
3 0–

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

LEWIS’ CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE
INTs

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ Car 9/9............
W-NYG 9/16...........
L-@ Sea 9/23..........					DID NOT PLAY
W-Det 9/30..............
L-@ Hou 10/7......... 2 0 – 2
W-Jac 10/14............ 3 1 – 4
L-@ Was 10/21.......
L-Ten 11/5...............
W-@ Phi 11/11........ 0 1 – 1
W-@ Atl 11/18.........
W-Was 11/22..........
W-NO 11/29 ........... 1 0 – 1		 1 1/7 7 0
W-Phi 12/9..............
L-@ Ind 12/16.........
W-TB 12/23............. 7 1 – 8
W-@ NYG 12/30.....
Totals...................... 13 3 – 16		1 1/7 7 00–0–0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
RESERVE/INJURED		 RESERVE/INJURED0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

2018 (Dallas)

2
2

FUMBLES REC

Tackles – 8, three times, last at Cincinnati, 12/13/20
PBUs – 4, at N.Y. Giants, 12/19/21
Sacks – 2.0 vs. Buffalo, 11/28/19

Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
W-NYG 9/10...........					INACTIVE
L-@ Den 9/17......... 3 0 – 3		 1 1/25 25 0
W-@ Ari 9/25.......... 5 1 – 6 1(-4) 1
L-LAR 10/1.............. 2 0 – 2 1(-1)
L-GB 10/8................ 5 3 – 8		 3
W-@ SF 10/22........ 4 0 – 4
W-@ Was 10/29.....
W-KC 11/5............... 2 1 – 3
L-@ Atl 11/12..........						1L-PHI 11/19............. 2 0 – 2
L-LAC 11/23............ 1 0 – 1		 1
W-WAS 11/30......... 3 0 – 3
W-@ NYG 12/10..... 5 1 – 6		 3
W-@ Oak 12/17...... 5 2 – 7		 1
L-SEA 12/24............ 1 0 – 1
W-@ Phi 12/31....... 4 0 – 4
Totals...................... 42 8 – 50 2(-5) 11 1/25 25 0

Playoffs
W-Sea 1/5/19..........
L-@ LAR 1/12/19....
Totals......................

INTERCEPTIONS

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
2(-5)
0 11 0
1 25 25.0 25 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
1
1 0
1
7 7.0 7 0 2 14 7.0 14 0
0(0)
0
6 0
2 20 10.0 20 0 1 63 63.0 63t 1
5(-8)
0
2 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
1(-3)
2 11 1
3 88 29.3 66 0 2 10 10.0 10 0
0(0)
0
1 0
1
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
8(-16)
3 32 18 140 17.5 66 0 6 87 14.5 63t 12
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 01
0.0(0)
0(0)0
0 0
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot				3
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0Special Teams Tackles – 2017 (1-0–1),
2019 (2-0-2). Total: 3-0-3.
Kickoff Returns – 2018 (2 for 38 yards).
Rushing – 2018 (2 for 12 yards).
2017 (Dallas)

SIDELINES

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
4.0(-33)
2.0(-9)1.5(-4)1.0(0)
8.5(-46)2
2

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INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
W-NYG 9/8.............. 2 2 4		 1
W-@ Was 9/15....... 1 0 – 1
W-Mia 9/22.............. 1 0 – 1
L-@ NO 9/29...........				
L-GB 10/6................				
L-@ NYJ 10/13....... 3 0 – 3		 1 1/20 20 0
W-Phi 10/20............ 3 0 – 3			W-@ NYG 11/4....... 3 3 – 6
L-Min 11/10............. 1 0 – 1		 1
W-@ Det 11/17....... 1 0 – 1
L-@ NE 11/24......... 1 1 – 2
L-Buf 11/28.............. 3 1 – 4		 1
L-@ Chi 12/5........... 3 3 – 6		 1 1/0 0 0
W-LAR 12/15.......... 6 0 – 6		 1
L-@ Phi 12/22......... 5 0 – 5
W-Was 12/29.......... 5 0 – 5
Totals...................... 38 10 – 48		 6 2/20 20 02020 (Dallas)

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ LAR 9/13.........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Ankle
W-Atl 9/20............... 3 0 – 3
L-@ Sea 9/27.......... 3 0 – 3 2(-2) 1
L-Cle 10/4...............
W-NYG 10/11.......... 7 0 – 7
L-Ari 10/19.............. 1 1 – 2
L-@ Was 10/25....... 5 1 – 6
L-@ Phi 11/1........... 3 2 – 5 1(-2)
L-Pit 11/8................. 2 1 – 3
W-@ Min 11/22....... 3 0 – 3
L-Was 11/26............ 2 1 – 3
L-@ Bal 12/3........... 4 1 – 5 1(-1) 1
W-@ Cin 12/13....... 4 4 – 8
W-SF 12/20............. 4 0 – 4 1(-3)
W-Phi 12/27............ 5 0 – 5
L-@ NYG 1/3/21..... 3 0 – 3
Totals...................... 49 11 – 60 5(-8) 2

INTs

1

0–

1

Playoffs
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....			
L-@ SF 1/22/23......			
RESERVE/INJURED-FootTotals......................

ZACK MARTIN

RECORDS70 • Guard

2022 SEASON

Playoffs
L-SF 1/6/22.............

INTs
Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-TB 9/11................. 5 0 – 5
W-Cin 9/18.............. 4 0 – 4
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 7 0 – 7
W-WAS 10/2...........					DID NOT PLAY
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 3 1 – 4
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 0 3 – 3
W-Det 10/23............ 2 2 – 4
1
1/0 0 0W-Chi 10/30............
			RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-@ GB 11/13.........
			RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ Min 11/20.......			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-NYG 11/24..........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-Ind 12/4..............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-Hou 12/11...........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-@ Jac 12/18........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-Phi 12/24............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ Ten 12/29.......			
RESERVE/INJURED-Foot
L-@ Was 1/8/23......			
RESERVE/INJURED-FootTotals...................... 21 6 – 27
1
1/0 0 0JOURDAN
LEWIS

Tk/
No/
Game
ST AT
TT Ls PBU Yds Lg TD
L-@ TB 9/9.............. 0 2 – 2		 1 1/66 66 0
W-@ LAC 9/19....... 2 0 – 2		
W-Phi 9/27.............. 2 1 – 3
W-Car 10/3.............. 4 0 – 4
W-NYG 10/10......... 3 0 – 3
W-@ NE 10/17....... 2 0 – 2
W-@ Min 10/31....... 5 0 – 5
L-Den 11/7.............. 5 1 – 6 1(-3)
W-Atl 11/14.............. 2 1 – 3		 3 1/4 4t 0
L-@ KC 11/21......... 4 0 – 4
L-LV 11/25............... 6 0 6
W-@ NO 12/2......... 3 1 – 4		 1
W-@ Was 12/12..... 6 0 – 6		 1
W-@ NYG 12/19..... 1 0 – 1		 4 1/18 18t 0
W-Was 12/26..........			 RESERVE/COVID-19
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 5 0 – 5
W-@ Phi 1/8/22...... 2 1 – 3
Totals...................... 52 7 – 59 1(-3) 11 3/88 66 02022 (Dallas)

STAFF

2021 (Dallas)

6-4 • 315 • 11/20/90
Notre Dame • D1-‘14 (16th overall)
NFL: 10th Year • Cowboys: 10th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-137/137
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-8/8

HISTORY
SIDELINES

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RECORDS

PRO: For the third time in four NFL Drafts, the Dallas Cowboys selected an offensive lineman in the first round (16thoverall) when they picked Zack Martin from Notre Dame in2014. Martin joined Cowboys first round picks Tyron Smith 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2022
(2011) and Travis Frederick (2013) as the building blocks forthe future of the franchise. In his first season, Martin did not disappoint and was a key part in the league’s second-ranked rushing attack. Martin became the first rookie in club history to start all 16 games at right guard andthe fourth rookie on the offensive line to start all 16, and he earned a Pro Bowl spot - the only offensive rookie in
the NFL in 2014 and the first Cowboys rookie lineman to make the game. He also earned All-Pro honors, becoming
only the third rookie in team history to do so. He again manned the right guard spot in 2015, starting all 16 games
and earned his second straight Pro Bowl nod and All-Pro honor. In 2016 Martin was part of an offensive line that led
the way for the league’s leading rusher (Ezekiel Elliott, 1,631 yards) and the NFL’s second-ranked rushing attack. En
route to his third straight Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections, Martin & Co. also helped rookie quarterback Dak Prescottestablish league rookie records in quarterback rating (104.9) and completion percentage (67.8). Behind the line,
Prescott became the second player with 3,500-plus pass yards and less than five interceptions (Tom Brady, 2010
and 2016). The 2017 season was a continuation from his previous three as Martin earned his fourth straight trip
to the Pro Bowl, starting all 16 games. Martin then earned his fifth straight Pro Bowl selection following a 2018season that saw him anchor a line that opened holes for the NFL’s rushing leader - Elliott (1,434 yards). The 2019season was virtually a broken record for Martin as the sixth-year pro earned his sixth consecutive Pro Bowl selection to tie John Niland and Nate Newton for the second-most appearances by a Cowboys guard. Martin was also
named a first-team All-Pro after blocking for an offense that led the NFL with a club single-season record 6,904 total
yards. Dallas also established a club record for total first downs (379-third in the NFL) and logged the second-mostpassing yards (4,751) in franchise history while allowing the second-fewest sacks in the NFL (23.0). He was limited
to 10 games in 2020, missing six with injury. Martin then strung together another dominating campaign in 2021,
earning a spot on the NFC’s Pro Bowl roster - his seventh career selection - while also being named to his fifth All-Pro
team. He continued his paramountcy of the guard position in 2022, starting all 17 games, garnering his eighth Pro
Bowl selection - tied with Tyron Smith for the second-most selections by a Cowboys offensive lineman behind Larry
Allen’s 10 - and earned first-team All-Pro honors for this sixth time in his career.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
12/7/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a calf injury and activated (1/2/21).
6/14/18: Signed a six-year contract extension through 2024.
5/8/14:
Drafted in the first round (16th overall) by Dallas.

STAFFZACK
MARTIN
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2022:• Started all 17 games and earned his eighth Pro Bowl selection. His eight are the second-most by a Cowboys
guard behind Allen’s nine and tied with Tyron Smith for second by a Cowboys lineman overall.
• Named to the AP first-team All-Pro team for the sixth time in his career.
• Named a team captain for the games against Tampa Bay (9/11), at Philadelphia (10/16), against Houston(12/11) and for the postseason.
• Started his 125th career game at the LA Rams (10/9) as the offensive line set the tone for a rushing attack that
averaged 4.8 yards-per-attempt and totaled 163 yards.
• The offense had season-highs in total net yards (458) and time of possession (37:24) and scored either a touchdown or field goal on its first seven drives - the first time by a Dallas team since 1978 - at Minnesota (11/20).
• The offense helped power the team to 54 points (48 on offense) - the most points by any NFL team in 2022
and the fifth-most points in team history - against Indianapolis (12/4).
2021:• Started all 16 games he played, missing one with COVID-19, and earned his seventh Pro Bowl selection.
• Named to the AP All-Pro team for the fifth time in his career.
• Missed the opener on the Reserve/COVID-19 list but returned for the win at the LA Chargers (9/19).
• Selected as a team captain as the offense rushed for a season-high 245 yards with a 7.2 yard-per-carry averagebehind Elliott’s 143-yard effort against Carolina (10/3).
• In the win against the N.Y. Giants (10/10), the offense rolled up 515 yards - 201 rushing and 314 passing - tomark the first time since 1983 the Cowboys had 200-plus rushing yards and 300-plus passing yards.
• In totaling 567 yards at New England (10/17), the Cowboys compiled the most passing yards (445) against aBill Belichick-coached team.
• Selected as the offensive captain on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25).
2020:• Limited to 10 games, missing six with injuries, displaying his flexibility by starting two games at right tackle forthe first time in his pro career.
• Selected as the offensive captain for the Week 3 game at Seattle (9/27).
• Slid over to tackle for the first time in his career during the second half at Seattle (9/27). Helped the club rackup 522 yards, including 461 (second in team history) through the air.
• Played and started his 100th career game but was sidelined early in the first quarter after suffering a concussion against Arizona (10/19).
• Sat out at Washington (10/25) with a concussion, but returned to start at Philadelphia (11/1) - blocking for
rookie Ben DiNucci’s first career start at quarterback.
• Helped block for Garrett Gilbert’s first career start against Pittsburgh (11/8).
• Made his first career start at right tackle at Minnesota (11/22) and helped block for Elliott’s first 100-yard gamewhile the offense yielded just one sack on 33 dropbacks.
• Placed on Reserve/Injured with a calf injury on Dec. 7, suffering the injury on the first drive of the Thanksgiving
Day game against Washington (11/26).
2019:• Selected to his sixth consecutive Pro Bowl and earned first-team All-Pro honors after blocking for an offensethat ranked second in single-season total yards (6,904), total first downs (379) and passing yards (4,751)
in franchise history. Behind the line’s work, Dallas led the league in total yards, tied for second in third down
conversion rate (47.1), placed second in net passing yards (4,751), tied for fourth in first downs and was fifth
in rushing yards (2,153), allowing just 23.0 sacks - second-fewest in the league.
• Selected as one of the team captains as he started all 16 games.
• On the season, Dallas had three 500-yard outings - season-high 563 against Green Bay (10/6) - and nine other400-yard outings.
• The 12 total 400-plus yard games were a single-season franchise-high, and Dallas’ 563 yards against the Packers were fifth in franchise history.
• Blocked for two 100-yard runners (Elliott and Tony Pollard) twice on the season - against Miami (9/22) and the
LA Rams (12/15) - the first time in Cowboys history the team had two men each top 100 yards in a single gametwice in a season.
2018:• Selected to his fifth consecutive Pro Bowl, opening holes for the league’s rushing leader - Elliott, 1,434 yards.
• Elected as a team captain and started all 14 games played, missing two to injury.
• Helped the offense total a season-high 414 yards, including 152 rushing yards by Elliott (240 scrimmage yards),
in the win against Detroit (9/30).
• Blocked for a 100-yard rusher (Elliott-106) and 100-yard receiver (Cole Beasley-101) for the first time since at
Pittsburgh (11/13/16) as the offense scored on each of its first four possessions against Jacksonville (10/14).
• On Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22), played in and started his 75th career game.
• In the win over Philadelphia (12/9), helped block for a 400-yard passer (Prescott-455) a 200-yard receiver(Amari Cooper-217) and a 100-yard rusher (Elliott-113) - a club first. The team also had a franchise-best 45:33
time of possession and 32 first downs. Suffered a knee injury in the fourth quarter and did not return.
• After re-injuring his knee against the Eagles, was inactive at Indianapolis (12/16), missing the first game of his
pro career.
• Sat out the season finale at the N.Y. Giants (12/30) but returned to start both playoff contests.
2017:• Named to the Pro Bowl for the fourth straight and fourth overall season, starting all 16 games for the fourthconsecutive year.
• Helped the team top 2,000 rushing yards in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1998-99.
• Logged his 50th game played and 50th game started in the game at Denver (9/17).
• At San Francisco (10/22) the offense totaled 501 yards, including 265 on the ground, for the 20th 500-yard
game in team history.
• Missed the second half of the Thanksgiving Day game against the LA Chargers (11/23) with a concussion.
2016:• Started all 16 games for the third straight season, earning his third consecutive trip to the Pro Bowl, andblocked for the league’s leading rusher and the second-ranked rushing attack.
• Behind the line’s work, Prescott also earned Offensive Rookie of the Year honors while Elliott took home FedEx
Ground Player of the Year.

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PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
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129

STAFF

• Earned AP and Sporting News All-Pro first-team, PFWA All-NFL and was part of a unit that earned Built Ford Tough
Offensive Line of the Year honors.
• Did not yield a sack in the opener against the N.Y. Giants (9/11) as Prescott became the fourth Cowboys rookie
to start a season at quarterback.
• Against Chicago (9/25) helped Elliott rush for 140 yards - his first career 100-yard day - as three different
running backs rushed for a score for the second consecutive game.
• At Green Bay (10/16) blocked for Elliott’s fourth straight 130-yard outing - first NFL rookie, 11th rusher overall
to accomplish the feat - and the first player to rush for over 100 yards against the Packers that season. Also
allowed Prescott to throw for a season-high three touchdown passes on 18-of-27 attempts.
• Led the way for Dallas’ first 300-yard passer (Prescott-319), 100-yard receiver (Dez Bryant-116) and 100-yard
rusher (Elliott-114) since 2013 as the offense racked up its seventh straight 400-yard game.
• Helped the offense tie an NFL record with eight consecutive 400-yard games as the offense finished with 417
yards against Baltimore (11/20). The club scored points on each of its final eight drives.
• Against Tampa Bay (12/18) blocked for Elliott’s top rushing yard performance of the year (159 yards) as theoffense rushed for 185 yards and two touchdowns on 32 runs. Also helped Prescott to the second-highest
completion percentage (88.9 - minimum 30 attempts) in NFL history.
• In the home finale against Detroit (12/26), the offense averaged 7.2 yards-per-play, rushing for 164 yards on
30 carries and two touchdowns and throwing for 222 yards and a season-high four scores. It was only the thirdtime since 2010 - fourth since 2000 - that the Cowboys had six offensive touchdowns in a game.
• In the Divisional Playoff Game against Green Bay (1/15/17), helped block for an offense that had a 100-yard
rusher (Elliott-125), 100-yard receiver (Bryant-132) and a 300-yard passer (Prescott-302) for only the second
time in team playoff history. The club also racked up 429 yards - seventh in a game in team playoff history.
2015:• Selected to play in his second straight Pro Bowl after starting all 16 games for the second straight season,
allowing Darren McFadden to rush for his second career 1,000-yard season. It was the first time in team history
the Cowboys had two different rushers top 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons.
• Against Atlanta (9/27) blocked for an offense that averaged 6.0 yards-per-rush with four rushing touchdowns the most by a Cowboys offense since four at Arizona (11/15/98). All four came in the first half, the second timein franchise history Dallas had four rushing touchdowns in a half - first half against the N.Y. Giants (12/1/63).
• Against Philadelphia (11/8) helped the offense rack up 411 yards as McFadden topped 100 rushing yards (117)and two receivers (Beasley-112 and Bryant-104) topped 100 receiving yards to mark the first time since 1999
Dallas had a pair of 100-yard receivers along with a 100-yard rusher.
• In Kellen Moore’s first career start, did not yield a sack on 31 attempts as the running game averaged 4.8
yards-per-carry (25 for 121) at Buffalo (12/27).
• The season finale against Washington (1/3/16) saw the offense rack up a season-high 512 yards, including 435
passing yards by Moore - then sixth in a game in team history.
2014:• Earned the starting job in training camp and started all 16 games at right guard to become the first rookie inclub history to start every game at right guard, the fourth offensive line rookie and 14th overall rookie to notch
starts in every game of his first season.
• Earned a trip to the Pro Bowl - the only offensive rookie in the NFL in 2014 to make the team and the first rookie
offensive lineman in team history to make the game.
• Was named to the AP All-Pro team - the only rookie in the NFL in 2014 and the third rookie in club history toreceive the honor. Also named to the PFWA All-NFC team.
• Was a key component helping DeMarco Murray set a league record by rushing for at least 100 yards in each of
the first eight games of the season and establishing a club mark with a league-best 1,845 rushing yards.
• Became the first rookie in team history to start an opener at right guard and was the third rookie to start at
guard. Overall, was the 10th rookie offensive lineman to start a season opener and the 41st at any position.
• In the win over New Orleans (9/28), blocked for 190 yards and two scores on 35 runs (5.4) and allowed Murray
to rush for 149 yards and both scores on 24 carries (6.5). Murray also was only the fourth rusher with four
100-yard games with at least one touchdown in each of the first four games of a season.
• Led Murray to his seventh straight 100-yard outing (128 yards on 28 carries with one touchdown) against the
N.Y. Giants (10/19) to become the first player in NFL history with seven straight 100-yard games to open aseason. The offense controlled the ball for 33:49 - the fourth game this season over 33:00, most since 1980.
• Guided Murray to his club-record tying 11th 100-yard game of the season with 179 yards - second in his career- and a touchdown in the Thursday night win at Chicago (12/4).
• Despite injuring his ankle in the second quarter, finished the game at Philadelphia (12/14) and helped theoffense to a season-high 41:55 possession time.
• Helped Tony Romo complete a club-record 90.0% (18-of-20) of his passes with four touchdowns and a personal-best 151.7 rating in the NFC East clinching win against Indianapolis (12/21).
• In the season-ending win at Washington (12/28), allowed Murray to break the club single-season rushing record(1,845) and the club-record for 100-yard games (12), finishing with 100 yards and a touchdown.
• Helped block for Murray to rush for 123 yards (ninth in a postseason game in team history) and a touchdown
on 25 carries (4.9) in the Divisional Playoff loss at Green Bay (1/11/15). Also allowed Romo to complete 78.9%(15-of-19) of his passes for 191 yards, two touchdowns and a rating of 143.6 while allowing four sacks.
COLLEGE:• While at Notre Dame, earned the distinct honor of being a two-time captain after becoming the longest tenured
starter in school history, starting all 52 games of his collegiate career.
• As a senior became just the 18th student-athlete in school history to become a two-time team captain andreceived MVP honors for his performance in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. Was the first offensive lineman to earnbowl MVP honors since Jay Huffman in the 1959 Liberty Bowl.
• Started all 13 games as a senior left tackle and did not allow a single sack as part of an offensive line thatyielded just eight sacks (second in the country).
• Received second-team All-America accolades from The NFL Draft Report and Walter Camp while earning histhird consecutive Guardian Award as a junior, starting every game of the season.
• Was one-of-four sets of brothers on the team - his younger brother, Nick, was a reserve center.
• As a sophomore, earned first-team All-Major Independent and All-American honorable mention, starting all 13
games at left tackle.

STAFFZACK
MARTIN
2022 SEASONRECORDS• Was one of just 11 players to start all 13 games, winning his first Guardian Award as a redshirt freshman.
• Had 11 starts at left tackle and two on the right side.
• Redshirted as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Prepped at Bishop Chatard High School in Indianapolis, Ind., and was named to the Best in the Midwest Teamby The Detroit Free Press.
• Was a first-team all-state selection as a junior and senior and named to the Bloomington Herald Times Junior
All-State Team as a sophomore.
• His brother, Nick, was drafted in the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans.
• Graduated from Notre Dame with a degree in management entrepreneurship in May of 2013.
• He and his wife, Morgan, were married in July 2016 and have a son, Charlie, and daughter, Remi.
COMMUNITY:• 2014 Rookie Club presented by UnitedHealthcare.
• 2014 NFL PLAY 60 FITNESSGRAM® school visit.
• 2014-19, 22-23 Home Run Derby Competition benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2014-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2014 NFL Play 60 clinic, London, England.
• 2014 Fan Appreciation Pep Rally, London, England.
• 2015 Taste of the NFL: The Ultimate Cowboys Tailgate Party host benefiting North Texas Food Bank.
• 2015-16 Albertson’s charity event.
• 2016 Offensive Line visit to North Texas Food Bank.
• 2016 Fashion’s for First Downs Dallas Cowboys Women’s Charity Fashion Show.
• 2016 Ford Firehouse Renovation.
• 2016-18 Taste of the Cowboys benefiting North Texas Food Bank.
• 2017, 2019, 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2017 The Salvation Army Disaster Relief Telethon for Hurricane Harvey.
• 2017 Thanksgiving Military Family Surprise presented by Ford.
• 2017-2019, 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2017 Team Ambassador for Water Boys Charity with Chris Long.
• 2019 Fuel Up to Play 60 VIP for a Day, guest speaker.
• 2020 Cowboys Draft Live virtual draft party.
• 2020 COVID-19 relief.
• 2021 Draft-A-Thon.
• 2015-17, 2022-23 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Frisco Fire House visits.
• Salute to Service Week events.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

MARTIN’S COWBOYS TOTALSSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2014 (16/16, 2/2); 2015 (16/16); 2016 (16/16, 1/1); 2017 (16/16); 2018 (14/14, 2/12); 2019(16/16); 2020 (10/10); 2021 (16/16, 1/1); 2022 (17/17, 2/2). Totals: 137/137, 8/8.

SEAN McKEON (muh-CUE-in)
84 • Tight End

6-5 • 255 • 12/28/97
Michigan • UDFA-’20
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-13/0; Career-26/3
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-3/0
PRO: Sean McKeon signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent following the 2020 NFL Draft, and he became one-ofthree undrafted rookies (Rico Dowdle and Terence Steele) to make the active roster out of training camp. McKeon
played in 14 games as a rookie, starting one (in a three-tight end set), seeing a majority of his time on special
teams and as the club’s third tight end. After gaining experience as a rookie, he saw extended playing time on
offense in 2021 with Blake Jarwin spending time on the injured list. He continued to play a key role on special teams
units in 2022, and contributed two receptions in 13 games played in his third pro season. Dallas coaches like what
they have in McKeon, and he will continue to develop into a key part of the Cowboys offense.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
8/30/22: Waived, signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31) and activated (10/29).
9/2/21:
Placed on Reserve/Injured with an ankle injury, designated for return (10/13) and activated (11/3).
5/2/20:Signed with Dallas as an undrafted free agent.
2022:• Played in 13 games after starting the season on the practice squad and caught two passes for 11 yards while
playing a key role on special teams units, contributing one tackle and a fumble recovery.

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2021 Dallas......................1-0
2022 Dallas......................2-0
Totals...............................3-0

0
0
0

0
0
0

RECEIVING
Avg
0.0
6.8
5.5
6.3

Long
0
12
10
12

TD
0
1
0
1

0.0
0.0
0.0

0
0
0

0
0
0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Special Teams Tackles ­– 2020 (1-0-1), 2021
(0-1-1), 2022 (0-1-1). Totals: 1-2-3.
Playoffs - (2-0-2).

24 • Safety

6-4 • 215 • 11/28/99
South Carolina • D6b-’21 (227th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-15/3; Career-19/3
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-2-0

131

SIDELINES

PRO: With their second selection in the sixth round of the 2021 NFL Draft (227th overall), the Dallas Cowboys chose
defensive back Israel Mukuamu out of South Carolina. As a rookie, Mukuamu saw action in four games on special teams
as he was breaking into the pro game. He grew into more responsibility in 2022, playing in 15 games with three starts
as a third safety and nickel corner, recording 16 tackles, a pass breakup and his first career interception. He will bedepended on to fill multiple roles in the secondary heading into the 2023 season with his unique skill set.

HISTORYISRAEL MUKUAMU (MOO-kwah-moo)

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Yds
0
27
11
38

RECORDS

No
0
4
2
6

2022 SEASONYear Team
GP-GS
2020 Dallas....................14-1
2021 Dallas......................9-2
2022 Dallas....................13-0
Totals.............................36-3

SEAN
McKEON

McKEON’S COWBOYS TOTALS
		

STAFF

• Elevated from the practice squad at the N.Y. Giants (9/26), at Philadelphia (10/16) and against Detroit (10/23)
before signing to the active roster for the remainder of the year.
• Had one catch each at Philadelphia (10/16) and at Green Bay (11/13), also recovering his first career fumblein the Packers game on special teams.
• Played in both postseason contests, recording two special teams tackles and a forced fumble at Tampa Bay(1/16/23) and then seeing time on offense and special teams at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Started two of the nine games he played, missing the first seven games with an ankle injury, and caught four
passes for 27 yards and a touchdown - the first offensive stats of his career.
• Landed on the Reserve/Injured list after the final cut date, making him eligible to return, with an ankle injury
suffered in preseason action.
• Returned to practice on Oct. 13 and made his season debut, mainly on special teams, against Denver (11/7).
• Had his first career statistics, catching two passes for 15 yards in the win over Atlanta (11/14), then recorded
his first career touchdown on a 10-yard catch on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25).
• Made his postseason debut on offense and special teams in the Wild Card game against San Francisco(1/16/22).
2020:• Became one-of-three rookie free agents to make the final roster out of training camp and made his NFL debut
seeing time as a reserve tight end and on special teams against Atlanta (9/20).
• Credited with his first career start as the club opened with three tight ends at Washington (10/25).
• Notched his first career special teams tackle at the N.Y. Giants (1/31/21).
COLLEGE:• Four-year letterman and three-time All-Big Ten honorable mention, starting 23-of-40 games and catching 60
passes for 668 yards and six touchdowns.
• Left Michigan as the ninth ranked tight end and tied for 10th in receiving scores in school history.
• Played in 10 games with seven starts as a senior and caught 13 passes for 235 yards (18.1 avg.) with twotouchdowns.
• As a junior, played in all 13 games with six starts and caught 14 passes for 122 yards and one touchdown.
• Logged starts in 10-of-13 games played as a sophomore and caught 31 passes for 301 yards and three scores.
• Played in just four games as a true freshman and caught two passes for 10 yards.
PERSONAL:• Caught 23 passes for 334 yards and three touchdowns as a senior at Shepherd Hill Regional High School in
Dudley, Mass.
• Played both sides - tight end and defensive end - as a junior, racking up 57 tackles, 11 stops for losses andeight sacks.
• Majored in business administration at Michigan.
COMMUNITY:• 2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
• WrestleMania 38 Boys and Girls Club Anti Bullying Rally.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

STAFF••ISRAELMUKUAMU

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RECORDS

2022 SEASON•PLAYOFF
RECORDS

TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Placed on Reserve/Injured with a hamstring injury.
Drafted in the sixth round (227th overall) by Dallas.
2022:
Played in 15 games with three starts, recording 16 tackles, a pass breakup and his first career interception.
Inactive for the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), then started the first game of his career against
Cincinnati (9/18) and recorded two tackles.
Had a career-best six tackles against Washington (10/2), adding a pressure.
Tallied the first interception of his career, picking off a pass against Houston (12/11).
Made his postseason debut at Tampa Bay (1/16/23), tallying five tackles and two pass breakups, then recorded
a tackle at San Francisco (1/22/23) in the Divisional Round.
2021:
Played in four games on special teams but did not record any statistics.
Inactive for the season opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), active but did not play in Week 2 before making his NFL
debut in the home-opening win over Philadelphia (9/27).
Landed on Reserve/Injured prior to the Wild Card Playoff game against San Francisco (1/16/22) with a hamstring injury.
COLLEGE
Played both cornerback and safety as a junior, limited to five starts in six games played while hampered by agroin injury for most of the 2020 season
Opted out of the final three games following the dismissal of head coach Will Muschamp. Tied for the team leadwith two interceptions while also adding 10 tackles.
As a sophomore in 2019, started all 12 games (the opener at safety, then the next 11 at cornerback) and wastabbed second-team All-SEC by the Associated Press and third-team by Phil Steele. Finished fifth on the team with
59 tackles
True freshman who played in all 13 games in 2018, making two starts, and was credited with 17 tackles including two for loss. Also logged one interception, one pass breakup and a forced fumble.
PERSONAL:
Attended Parkway High School in Bossier City, La. where he was selected to the Offense Defense All-American
Bowl.
Originally from Moncks Corner, S.C., but moved to Louisiana prior to his senior year.
Logged 69 tackles to help the Berkeley Stags go 9-3 in 2016, after they finished 3-7 in 2015.
Was a sport and entertainment major at South Carolina.
COMMUNITY:
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

1/14/22:
5/1/21:

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MUKUAMU’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 4-0
2022 Dallas................ 15-3
Totals...........................19-3

ST AT		 TT
0
0– 0
13
3 – 1613
3 – 16

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

RESERVE/INJURED0
0 0.0 0 00
0 0.0 0 0

RESERVE/INJURED
0 0 0.0 0 0
0 0 0.0 0 0

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0) 00 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0) 11 0
10 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0) 11 0
10 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 0-0				RESERVE/INJURED-Hamstring			2022 Dallas.................... 2-0
3 3–
6
0.0(0)0(0)02Totals............................. 2-0
3 3–
6
0.0(0)
0(0)
0
2

0
0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Special Teams Tackles ­– 2022 (2-0-2). Totals: 2-0-2.

SIDELINESHISTORYOSA ODIGHIZUWA (OH-suh oh-DIGGY-zoowa)
97 • Defensive Tackle

6-2 • 294 • 8/13/98
UCLA • D3a-’21 (75th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-33/29
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-3/2
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys used their first of three third round selections (75th overall) in the 2021 NFL Draft
to select Osa Odighizuwa, fortifying their interior pass rush on the defensive line. A seasoned collegiate player,
Odighizuwa made an immediate impact as a rookie, starting 12 of the 16 games he played, coming right out of
the gates as one of Dallas’ starting interior linemen. By season’s end, Odighizuwa garnered 34 tackles, four for
losses, 2.0 sacks and 12 hurries. Odighizuwa upped his game in his second season, becoming a fixture in the
middle of Dallas’ defensive front with 40 tackles, five tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, 16 pressures and a forced fumble
in 17 starts. He will be counted on in 2023 to solidify the Cowboys run defense and put pressure on opposing
quarterbacks up the middle.

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2022 SEASONRECORDS

TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/30/21: Drafted in the third round (75th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started all 17 games and established career-bests across the board with 40 tackles, five tackles for loss, 4.0
sacks and 16 pressures.
• Started the opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), registering two tackles and a career-high two tackles for loss.
• Had his first sack of the season at the LA Rams (10/9) and added a career-high four pressures.
• Had one sack each against Chicago (10/30) and Indianapolis (12/4), adding a forced fumble against the Colts.
• Recorded a career-best six tackles at Washington (1/8/23), adding a sack and a tackle for loss.
• Started both playoff contests, recording two tackles, a tackle for loss and two pressures at Tampa Bay(1/16/23), then added four tackles, a sack and two pressures at San Fransisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Started 12 of the 16 games he played and tallied 34 tackles, four behind the line, 2.0 sacks and 12 hurries.
• Made his NFL debut, starting the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9), and had his first career tackle.
• Had his first career sacks, finishing with 1.5, two hurries and two tackles in the win over Philadelphia (9/27).
• Logged his first career tackle for loss to go with a half sack, one pressure and a tackle against Carolina (10/3).
• Missed the game at the N.Y. Giants (12/19) on the Reserve/COVID list but returned against Washington (12/26)
to tally a season-best three pressures with one tackle.
• In his playoff debut, led all defensive linemen with seven tackles along with one pressure in the Wild Card gameagainst San Francisco (1/16/22).
COLLEGE:• Saw action as a starter in all seven games of a COVID-19 shortened season for the Bruins in 2020, leading all
defensive linemen with 30 tackles in addition to 4.0 sacks, six tackles for loss and three pressures. His efforts
earned him consensus first-team All-Pac 12 honors and a 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl invitation.
• In 2019 started all 12 games and finished fifth on the team in tackles (46) to lead all defensive linemen whiletying for the team lead with 10 tackles for loss and tallying 3.5 sacks.
• Started eight-of-11 games as a sophomore in 2018 and tied for second on the Bruins with 3.0 sacks and third
on the team with six tackles for loss while also adding 29 tackles.
• Saw action in all 13 games as a redshirt freshman and registered 15 tackles, 5.5 for loss and a sack in 2017.
• Redshirted as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Listed as a three-star recruit by ESPN and the No. 3 prospect in Oregon out of David Douglas High School in
Portland, Ore.
• Two-time Defensive Player of the Year in football and three-time state wrestling champ in high school.
• Brother of Owa Odighizuwa, a third-round draft pick of the N.Y. Giants in 2015.
• Named to the UCLA Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll and earned his degree in sociology.
COMMUNITY:• WrestleMania 38 Boys and Girls Club Anti Bullying Rally.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.

ODIGHIZUWA’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSE

ST
20
24
44

AT		 TT
14 – 34
16 – 40
30 – 74

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 1-0
2022 Dallas.................... 2-2
Totals............................. 3-2

3
3
6

4–
3–
7–

7
6
13

0.0(0)0(0)1
0 00
1.0(-9)
1(-3)
4
0 0
0
1.0(-9) 1(-3)
50 00
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Tackles ­– 6 at Washington, 1/8/23
Sacks ­– 1.5 vs. Philadelphia, 9/27/21
Tackles for Loss –­ 2 vs. Tampa Bay, 9/11/22
Pressures – 4 at LA Rams, 109/22

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ODIGHIZUWA‘S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

Sks
Tkl/ QBTT YdsLs Prs PBU
1				
2			2
2 1.5(-17)		2
1 0.5(-3) 1(-2) 1
1		1(-1) 1
2				
3			1
3		1(-3)		
3				
3			1
2				

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

2021 (Dallas)

0 0
0 0
0 0

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W-@ NO 12/2......... 2 1 – 3		1(-2) 1
W-@ Was 12/12..... 1 1 – 2				
W-@ NYG 12/19.....			
RESERVE/COVID-19
W-Was 12/26.......... 1 0 – 1			3
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 2 0 – 2				
W-@ Phi 1/8/22...... 1 2 – 3				
Totals...................... 20 14 – 34 2.0(-20) 4(-8) 12 0
Playoffs
L-SF 1/6/22.............

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SIDELINES

Game
ST AT
L-@ TB 9/9.............. 1 0 –W-@ LAC 9/19....... 1 1 –W-Phi 9/27.............. 1 1 –W-Car 10/3.............. 1 0 –W-NYG 10/10......... 0 1 –W-@ NE 10/17....... 2 0 –W-@ Min 10/31....... 0 3 –L-Den 11/7.............. 1 2 –W-Atl 11/14.............. 1 2 –L-@ KC 11/21......... 3 0 –
L-LV 11/25............... 2 0 –FUMBLES REC

HISTORY

2021 (Dallas)

INTERCEPTIONSSksTkl/ QB
Yds
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
2.0(-20)
4(-8) 120 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
4.0(-27) 5(-15) 160 1
00 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
6.0(-47) 9(-23) 28
0 1
00 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 16-12
2022 Dallas.................. 17-17
Totals........................... 33-29

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2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2022 (Dallas)

ODIGHIZUWA‘S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-TB 9/11................. 2 0 – 2		2(-8) 1
W-Cin 9/18.............. 1 1 – 2			1
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 2 0 – 2			1
W-WAS 10/2........... 2 2 – 4			1
W-@ LAR 10/9.......					1.0(-4) 1(-3) 4
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 1 1 – 2			2
W-Det 10/23............ 2 0 – 2W-Chi 10/30............ 0 2 – 2 1.0(-6)		1
L-@ GB 11/13......... 1 2 – 3
W-@ Min 11/20....... 1 0 – 1			1
W-NYG 11/24.......... 1 2 – 3			W-Ind 12/4.............. 2 2 – 4 1.0(-12)		1

2022 (Dallas), cont.
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W-Hou 12/11........... 3 1 – 4		1(-3) 1
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 1 0 – 1			1
W-Phi 12/24............ 0 1 – 1			1
W-@ Ten 12/29....... 0 1 – 1			L-@ Was 1/8/23...... 5 1 – 6 1.0(-5) 1(-1)		
Totals...................... 24 16 – 40 4.0(-27) 5(-15) 16 0
Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

1
2
3

1–
2–
3–

2		1(-3) 2
4
1.0(-9)		2
6
1.0(-9) 1(-3) 4

MICAH PARSONS
11 • Linebacker

6-3 • 250 • 5/26/99
Penn State • D1-’21 (12th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-33/33
Postseason: 2021-2/2; Career-3/3
PRO: Micah Parsons was regarded as one of the top overall athletes in the 2021 NFL Draft, and theDallas Cowboys landed the former Big Ten Linebacker of the Year when they traded out of the 10th spot
- dropping to 12 and adding an extra third round pick to select him. The selection of Parsons did notdisappoint, as the versatile all-around talent put together one of the most dynamic seasons by a rookie 2021 2022
in club history. Besides earning a spot on the NFC Pro Bowl roster - the second Dallas rookie linebacker, fourth rookie defender and 12th overall rookie to earn a trip to the Pro Bowl - Parsons was honored as thefirst Cowboy to earn AP Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. He also became the first Cowboys defensive rookie
to be named to the AP All-Pro Team. Through his rookie season, Parsons lined up at each of the different defensive
positions and even handled a snap as the center on offense on the final play of the season opener at Tampa Bay (9/9).
Parsons led the team with a club rookie record 13.0 sacks (tied for third by a rookie in NFL history and sixth overall in
the NFL in 2021). He was also atop club defensive charts for hurries (42) and tackles for loss (12) while finishing fifthwith 64 tackles. Lofty expectations followed Parsons into his second season, and he lived up to the billing, leading thedefense and ranking seventh in the NFL with 13.5 sacks, while adding 69 pressures, 54 tackles, five tackles for loss,
three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries across 17 starts. He became the first Cowboys defender to earn
first-team All-Pro honors in each of his first two seasons and was named to his second Pro Bowl in as many seasons.
Parsons joined Reggie White and Aldon Smith as the only defenders since sacks became official in 1982 with 13.0
sacks in both of their first two seasons.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/21: Drafted in the first round (12th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started all 17 games and earned first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors for the second straight season, totaling
13.5 sacks, 69 pressures, 54 tackles, five tackles for loss, three breakups, three forced fumbles and threefumble recoveries - including one returned for a touchdown.
• Became the first Cowboys defender to earn first-team All-Pro honors in each of his first two seasons and the third
defender to make the Pro Bowl in both of his first two years (Everson Walls, 1981-82 and Mel Renfro, 1964-65).
• Tied DeMarcus Ware (six in 2011) for the team record with six multi-sack games on the year.
• Named a team captain in Week 3 at the N.Y. Giants (9.26) and Week 16 against Philadelphia (12/24).
• Recorded 2.0 sacks of Tom Brady in the opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), adding three tackles, then added
another 2.0 sacks against Cincinnati the following week (9/18), along with six pressures.
• Led the Cowboys pass rush with 2.0 sacks, five pressures and a forced fumble at the LA Rams (10/9), earning
NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors.
• Compiled four tackles and 2.0 sacks against Detroit (10/23), adding a tackle for loss.
• Scored his first career touchdown on a scoop-and-score 36-yard fumble recovery against Chicago (10/30).
• Tallied multi-sack performances in consecutive games, first recording 2.0 sacks and tied a career-best eightpressures at Minnesota (11/20), then adding 2.0 sacks against the N.Y. Giants on Thanksgiving (11/24).
• Recorded three tackles, a sack and five pressures at Jacksonville (12/18), also recovering a fumble.
• Tied his career-high with eight pressures to go along with four tackles against Philadelphia (12/24).
• Stuffed the stat sheet in the Wild Card Game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23), recording two tackles, a sack, one tackle
for loss, a postseason career-high nine pressures and two pass breakups in the win.
• Had five tackles and six pressures along with a breakup in the Divisional Round at San Francisco (1/22/23).

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86

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 1-1
2022 Dallas.................... 2-2
Totals............................. 3-3

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10

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SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Tackles ­– 9 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/10/21
Solo Tackles ­– 7 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/10/21
Sacks ­– 2.5 vs. Denver, 11/7/21
Tackles for Loss ­– 4 at Minnesota, 10/31/21
Pressures – 8, twice, at Minnesota, 11/20/22
and vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22

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15

0.0(0)
1.0(-8)1.0(-8)

2(-3)
1(-2)
3(-5)

1
15
16

0
3
3

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

PARSONS’ SACKS BY QUARTERBACK(27.5 total, 26.5 regular; 1.0 post)

Taylor Heinicke..........3.0
Terry Bridgewater.......2.5
Tom Brady..................2.0
Joe Burrow.................2.0
Kirk Cousins...............2.0
Jared Goff..................2.0
Daniel Jones..............2.0

Matt Ryan...................1.0
Sam Howell................0.5
Jalen Hurts.................0.5
Playoffs (1.0)
Tom Brady..................1.0

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Patrick Mahomes.......2.0
Matt Stafford..............2.0
Derek Carr.................1.0
Sam Darnold..............1.0
Justin Herbert.............1.0
Taysom Hill.................1.0
Trevor Lawrence........1.0

HISTORY000Year Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 16-16
2022 Dallas.................. 17-17
Totals........................... 33-33

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

FUMBLES REC

RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONSSksTkl/ QB
AT		 TT
Yds
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
12 – 64 13.0(-120) 12(-35) 42
3 3
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0t 0
20 – 54 13.5(-89) 5(-10) 69
3 3
0
0 0.0 0 0 3 36 12.0 36t 1
32 – 118 26.5(-209) 17(-45) 111
6 60
0 0.0 0 0 3 36 12.0 36t 1

2022 SEASONDEFENSEMICAHPARSONSPARSONS’ COWBOYS TOTALS

STAFF

2021:
• Started all 16 games he played, taking home AP Defensive Rookie of the Year honors - first Cowboy to win theaward - while also becoming the first defensive rookie in Cowboys history to be named to the AP All-Pro Team.
• Became the second Dallas rookie linebacker (Leighton Vander Esch, 2018), fourth rookie defender (Mel Renfro,
1964; Everson Walls, 1981 and Vander Esch) and 12th overall rookie to earn a trip to the Pro Bowl.
• Led the defense with a club rookie record 13.0 sacks (tied for third by a rookie in NFL history and sixth in the
NFL in 2021). Also led the defense in hurries (42) and tackles for loss (12) while finishing fifth with 64 tackles.
• Made his NFL debut, starting the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) and had seven tackles, a pressure and a breakup.
• Started at defensive end at the LA Chargers (9/19) and had his first career sack along with four hurries.
• In the home-opening win over Philadelphia (9/27), notched two tackles, a half sack, a tackle for loss and a breakup.
• Led the team with a season-high nine tackles along with three hurries in the win over the N.Y. Giants (10/10).
• Took home NFC Defensive Player of the Week honors after finishing at Minnesota (10/31) with eight tackles,
four tackles for loss and a hurry.
• Posted seven tackles, one for a loss, and a season-high 2.5 sacks - second by a rookie in team history - against
Denver (11/7).
• Had a sack, tackle for loss, four tackles and forced his first career fumble (on the sack) in the win over Atlanta(11/14), then started at end at Kansas City (11/21) and had one tackle, 2.0 sacks, a tackle for a loss and his
second straight game with a strip sack.
• Started at defensive end on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25) and was credited with five tackles, aseason-high seven hurries with one sack and a tackle for loss. Established a club rookie record with 9.0 sacks,
surpassing Ware’s 8.0 in 2005.
• Named NFL Rookie of the Month for November, compiling 6.5 sacks - second-most in a month in club history including at least one in every four games, to give him 9.0 on the season, establishing a club rookie record.
• Selected as the defensive captain at New Orleans (12/2) and reached 10.0 sacks on the season, adding one his fifth straight game with a sack - along with three tackles, one for a loss and four pressures.
• Had 2.0 sacks, a hurry and a forced fumble at Washington (12/12).
• His sack against Washington (12/26) gave him 13.0 on the year to tie Dwight Freeney and Reggie White for thethird-most sacks by an NFL rookie. Also collected two tackles and four hurries.
• Placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list for the regular season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22), then returned tostart his playoff debut in the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22), finishing with eight tackles, twofor losses and a pressure.
COLLEGE:• Finished college career with 192 tackles, 6.5 sacks, 19 tackles for loss and six forced fumbles in 26 games.
• Opted out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19.
• As a sophomore in 2019, played in all 13 games with 12 starts and led the defense for the second consecutive
season, finishing with 109 tackles (25 more than the second place finisher), 14 tackles for losses (second), 5.0
sacks (tied for third), five breakups, four hurries, four forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.
• As a true freshman, led the team with 83 tackles to become the first freshman in school history to lead the teamin tackles in 2018, starting one of the 13 games he played.
PERSONAL:• Finished his prep career at Harrisburg, Pa., High School as a two-time letterman, finishing his senior year as ateam captain with 55 tackles, 10.5 sacks and 17.5 tackles for loss on defense and 1,239 rushing yards, 99
receiving yards and 29 touchdowns on offense.
• Was a two-time letterman at Central Dauphin High School in Harrisburg, Pa.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

STAFFMICAHPARSONS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2021 (Dallas)

PARSONS’ CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ TB 9/9.............. 5 2 – 7			1 1W-@ LAC 9/19....... 2 0 – 2 1.0(-18)		4
W-Phi 9/27.............. 2 0 – 2 0.5(-6) 1(-2) 1 1
W-Car 10/3.............. 3 0 – 3 1.0(-8)		2
W-NYG 10/10......... 7 2 – 9			3
W-@ NE 10/17....... 4 2 – 6			1
W-@ Min 10/31....... 7 1 – 8		4(-9) 1
L-Den 11/7.............. 6 1 – 7 2.5(-20) 1(-2)
W-Atl 11/14.............. 4 0 – 4 1.0(-9) 1(-3)
L-@ KC 11/21......... 1 0 – 1 2.0(-10) 1(-7) 6
L-LV 11/25............... 3 2 – 5 1.0(-7) 1(-1) 7
W-@ NO 12/2......... 2 1 – 3 1.0(-11) 1(-1) 4
W-@ Was 12/12..... 1 0 – 1 2.0(-26)		1
W-@ NYG 12/19..... 0 1 – 1			1 1W-Was 12/26.......... 2 0 – 2 1.0(-5)		4
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 3 0 – 3		
2(-10) 6
W-@ Phi 1/8/22......				 RESERVE/COVID-19
Totals...................... 52 12 – 64 13.0(-120) 12(-35) 42 3
Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

62–

8		2(-3)2022 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-TB 9/11................. 2 1 – 3 2.0(-17)		2
W-Cin 9/18.............. 2 0 – 2 2.0(-10)		6
W-@ NYG 9/26....... 1 0 – 1		1(-1) 2
W-WAS 10/2........... 3 1 – 4		1(-2) 3
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 1 2 – 3 2.0(-20)		5
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 4 3 – 7		1(-1) 1 2
W-Det 10/23............ 3 1 – 4 2.0(-9) 1(-3) 4
W-Chi 10/30............ 3 1 – 4			4
L-@ GB 11/13......... 6 1 – 7		1(-3) 1
W-@ Min 11/20....... 2 0 – 2 2.0(-13)		8
W-NYG 11/24.......... 1 0 – 1 2.0(-11)		2
W-Ind 12/4.............. 2 0 – 2			6 1W-Hou 12/11........... 4 1 – 5			2
L-@ Jac 12/18........ 0 3 – 3 1.0(-7)		5
W-Phi 12/24............ 3 1 – 4			8
W-@ Ten 12/29....... 1 0 – 1			6
L-@ Was 1/8/23...... 1 0 – 1 0.5(-2)		4
Totals...................... 34 20 – 54 13.5(-89) 5(-10) 69 3
Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

1

2
2
4

0–
3–
3–

2
1.0(-8) 1(-2) 95			67
1.0(-8) 1(-2) 15

2
1
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TONY POLLARD
20 • Running Back

6-0 • 215 • 4/30/97
Memphis • D4-‘19 (128th overall)
NFL: 5th Year • Cowboys: 5th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-16/4; Career-62/6
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-3/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted running back Tony Pollard in the fourth round (128th overall) of the NFL Draft
to be a complement to Ezekiel Elliott in the backfield and provide an electric weapon to the offensive arsenal.
As a rookie, Pollard showed flashes of why the Cowboys drafted him, recording two 100-yard outings while also
proving true as a reliable receiver out of the backfield. He finished his rookie season averaging 5.3 yards-per- 2022
rush (86 for 455 yards) with two scores and caught 15 passes for 107 yards with a touchdown. He also showedskills as a kickoff returner, taking back 14 kicks for 245 yards. Entrenched as the backup to Elliott, Pollard improved
upon his rookie numbers in 2020, rushing 101 times for 435 yards (4.3) with four touchdowns, catching 28 passes for
193 yards with one score and placed fourth in the NFL with 766 kickoff return yards on 32 returns (23.9), playing in all
16 games with his first two starts. Pollard’s 2021 campaign was an improvement on the previous two as he continued
to display his versatility, rushing for 719 yards and two touchdowns on 130 carries to average a career-high 5.5 yardsper-clip - good for third in a single-season in club history. He also had 39 catches and 337 yards, while he registered his
first career kickoff return touchdown, returning 17 for 489 yards with a 100-yarder on the year. Pollard’s fourth season
was his best to date, as he set career-highs in carries (193), rushing scores (nine) total touchdowns (12), receiving
yards (371), and earned his first 1,000-yard season, leading the team with a career-best 1,007 rushing yards to earn
his first Pro Bowl bid. Dallas used the franchise tag on Pollard heading into the 2023 season, and after the departure of
longtime workhorse Ezekiel Elliott, Pollard will carry the load as the primary back for the Cowboys.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/23/23: Signed a one-year contract with a franchise player tag.
4/26/19: Drafted in the fourth round (128th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Set the tone for the Dallas rushing attack, toting the rock 193 times for 1,007 yards - his first career 1,000-yard
season - and nine scores, averaging 5.2 yards-per-carry to rank third in the NFL and earn his first Pro Bowl nod.
• Also caught a career-high tying 39 passes for a career-best 371 yards and three scores. Combining his rushingand receiving average, he led the NFL with 5.94 yards-per-touch.
• Led the team with 105 yards (8.1 avg.) on 13 carries at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Provided 86 yards on eight carries with a 57-yard rushing score at the LA Rams (10/9) - the second-longest
rushing score of his career.
• Hauled the ball 14 times for 131 yards and a career-best three rushing scores against Chicago (10/30) - thefirst Cowboy with three rushing scores since Dak Prescott had three at Atlanta (9/20/20).
• Toted the rock a career-high 22 times for 115 yards and a score at Green Bay (11/13), topping 3,000 career
scrimmage yards in the process.

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• Named a team captain and finished with a career-high 189 scrimmage yards (109 receiving; 80 rushing) and two
receiving scores at Minnesota (11/20). Became the fourth NFL player since 1990 with at least 75 rushing yards,
100 receiving yards and two touchdowns in a game, joining Joey Galloway, Todd Gurley and LaDainian Tomlinson.
• Led the offense with 19 carries for 75 yards and caught four passes for 31 yards at Jacksonville (12/14) - hisseventh game with 100 scrimmage yards.
• Was Inactive/Injured (thigh) at Tennessee (12/29), then rushed seven times for 19 yards at Washington (1/8/23)
to surpass 1,000 yards on the ground for the first time in his career.
• Led all rushers with 77 yards on 15 carries in the Wild Card Game at Tampa Bay (1/26/23), then had 22 yards
on 11 carries in the Divisional Round at San Francisco (1/22/23) before an ankle injury ended his postseason.
2021:• Rushed for 719 yards and two touchdowns on 130 carries (5.5 avg.) and caught 39 passes for 337 yards in
15 games played as a reserve running back.
• Also recorded 17 kick returns for 481 yards (28.8) and his first career score while tying for second on the teamwith five special teams tackles.
• Had 109 yards and a score on 13 carries and caught three balls for 31 yards in the win at the LA Chargers (9/19).
• Had 14 carries for 75 yards as he teamed with Elliott to give Dallas 200 total rushing yards for the second
consecutive game in the win over the N.Y. Giants (10/10).
• Selected as the special teams captain at Minnesota (10/31) and rushed for 26 yards on seven carries, caught
one pass for one yard, returned one kickoff 22 yards and had one stop on special teams.
• Had his first career kick return for a touchdown, taking one 100 yards and finishing the Thanksgiving Day gameagainst Las Vegas (11/25) with three returns for 129 yards, 10 rushes for 36 yards, four receptions for 32
yards and two special teams tackles.
• Had a career-long 58-yard scoring jaunt, finishing at New Orleans (12/2) with 71 yards on seven carries, catching two passes for three yards and returning one kick 22.
• At the N.Y. Giants (12/19) led the team with 74 yards on 12 runs and caught three passes for 13 yards, then
was the offensive captain against Washington (12/26).
• With nine rushing yards and 49 receiving yards against Arizona (1/2/22), topped 1,000 scrimmage yards on
the season - his first career 1,000 scrimmage yard season.
2020:• Played in all 16 games, starting the first two games of his career, and rushed for 435 yards and four touchdowns on 101 carries while catching 28 passes for 193 yards and a touchdown.
• Was fourth in the NFL with 766 kickoff return yards and tied for second with 32 returns.
• Twice selected as a team captain - once on offense and once on special teams.
• Logged his first career start as Dallas opened against Atlanta (9/20) with two running backs. Topped 100
kickoff return yards for the first time in his career.
• Notched a season-long kickoff return of 67 yards at Washington (10/15).
• Selected as a team captain for the game at Philadelphia (11/1) and rushed seven times for 40 yards, caught
two passes for 24 and returned three kicks for 49.
• Selected as the special teams captain for Week 11 at Minnesota (11/22) and rushed five times for 60 yards
with a 42-yard touchdown.
• Went for a season-high 126 kickoff return yards at Baltimore (12/8).
2019:• Served as the primary backup to Elliott and played in 15 games, rushing 86 times for 455 yards (5.3) with twotouchdowns. Added 15 catches for 107 yards and a touchdown and returned 14 kickoffs 245 yards.
• Made his NFL debut in the opener against the N.Y. Giants (9/8) and had 24 yards on 13 carries, then had his
first career catch the next week for three yards at Washington (9/15).
• Tallied his first career 100-yard outing and touchdown, finishing the game against Miami (9/22) with 103 yards
and the touchdown. Teamed with Elliott (125) to mark the fourth time in franchise history the Cowboys had apair of 100-yard rushers in the same game.
• Had his first career receiving touchdown at Detroit (11/17). Along with Elliott’s receiving score, it marked thefirst time since 2001 Dallas had two running backs each with a receiving touchdown.
• Had a season-high 131 yards on 12 carries with a touchdown and a season-long of 44 yards against the LA
Rams (12/15). With Elliott’s 117 yards, it was the second time on the season Dallas had two rushers top 100
yards in the same game - the first time it has happened multiple times in a season and fifth time overall. The last
NFL team with two rushers topping 100 yards each in a game multiple times in a season was Houston in 2011.
COLLEGE:• Set career-bests with 78 rush attempts for 552 yards and six touchdowns, adding 39 catches for 458 yards
and three touchdowns through the air as a junior.
• Named first-team All-America by Walter Camp and Football Writers of America after leading the nation in kickreturn average (40.0) and tied for the lead with four kick return touchdowns. Played in all 13 games and finishedwith 1,649 all-purpose yards (fourth-most in school history), recording 36 catches for 536 yards, 230 rushingyards and 10 total touchdowns.
• Played in all 13 games with seven starts as a redshirt freshman, ranking among FBS leaders in kick return yards(1,068, second) and touchdowns (two, second).
• Finished third on the team with 29 catches for 298 yards and two touchdowns, adding 159 yards on the ground.
• Redshirted as a true freshman in 2015.
PERSONAL:• Was a two-way all-district selection at both wide receiver and defensive back at Melrose High School in Memphis, Tenn., registering over 1,200 receiving yards and 20 touchdowns a senior in 2014.
• Earned his degree in sport and leisure management at Memphis.
COMMUNITY:• 2019 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2019 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2019 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

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2022 SEASONRECORDSPOLLARD’S COWBOYS TOTALS		Year Team
GP-GS
2019 Dallas....................15-0
2020 Dallas....................16-2
2021 Dallas....................15-02022 Dallas....................16-4
Totals.............................62-6

No
86
101
130
193
510

Yds
455
435
719
1,007
2,616

Playoffs
2021 Dallas......................1-0
2022 Dallas......................2-0
Totals...............................3-0

4
21
25

14
99
113

		

RUSHING

Long
44t
42t
58t
57t
58t

TD
2
4
2
9
17

No
15
28
39
39
121

Yds
107
193
337
371
1,008

Avg
7.1
6.9
8.6
9.5
8.3

Long
21t
30t
32t
68t
68t

TD
1
1
0
3
5

3.5
4.7
4.5

8t
18t
18t

0
0
0

2
5
7

12
23
35

6.0
4.6
5.0

10t
8t
10t

0
0
0

KICKOFF RETURNSYear Team2019 Dallas.......................
2020 Dallas.......................
2021 Dallas.......................
2022 Dallas.......................
Totals................................

No
14
32
17
0
63

Yds
245
766
489
0
1,500

Avg
17.5
23.9
28.8
0.0
23.8

Long
30t
67t
100t
0t
100t

TD
0
0
1
0
1

ST
0
1
5
0
6

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.......................
2022 Dallas.......................
Totals................................

2
0
2

50
0
50

25.0
0.0
25.0

32t
0t
32t

0
0
0

0
0
0

PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES
AT
0
0
0
0
0

–
–
–
–
–

TT
0
1
5
0
6

FF
0
0
0
0
0

FR
0
0
0
0
0

Blk
0
0
0
0
0

0 –
0 –
0 –

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Carries –­ 22 at Green Bay, 11/13/22
Rushing Yards –­ 131 vs. LA Rams, 12/15/19 and vs. Chicago, 10/30/22
Rush Average – 12.0 (5 for 60) at Minnesota, 11/22/20
Long Run– 58t at New Orleans, 12/2/21
Rushing Touchdowns– 3 vs. Chicago, 10/30/22
Receptions –­ 6 four times, last vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22
Receiving Yards –­ 109 at Minnesota, 11/20/22
Long Reception– 68t at Minnesota, 11/22/22
Receiving Touchdowns– 2 at Minnesota, 11/20/22
Kickoff Returns – 5 vs. Atlanta, 9/20/20
Kickoff Return Yards –­ 129 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Long Kickoff Return –­ 100t vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
POLLARD’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
RUSHINGSIDELINES

RECEIVING

Avg
5.3
4.3
5.5
5.2
5.1

2019 (Dallas)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
W-NYG 9/8............
13
24
1.8
6t
0
W-@ Was 9/15.....
4
22
5.5
10t
0
W-Mia 9/22............
13
103
7.9
28t
1
L-@ NO 9/29.........					L-GB 10/6..............
4
19
4.8
7t
0
L-@ NYJ 10/13.....
3
13
4.3
10t
0
W-Phi 10/20..........
8
28
3.5
11t
0
W-@ NYG 11/4.....
3
21
7.0
10t
0
L-Min 11/10...........
1
-4
-4.0
-4t
0
W-@ Det 11/17.....
2
12
6.0
7t
0
L-@ NE 11/24.......
4
19
4.8
8t
0
L-Buf 11/28............
3
7
2.3
4t
0
L-@ Chi 12/5.........
INACTIVE/INJURED-Ankle
W-LAR 12/15........
12
131
10.9
44t
1
L-@ Phi 12/22.......
2
0
0.0
1t
0
W-Was 12/29........
14
60
4.3
11t
0
Totals....................
86
455
5.3
44t
2

138

2020 (Dallas)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
TD
L-@ LAR 9/13.......
2
10
5.0
6t
0
W-Atl 9/20.............
2
6
3.0
3t
0
L-@ Sea 9/27........					L-Cle 10/4.............
3
16
5.3
8t
1
W-NYG 10/11........
6
30
5.0
13t
0
L-Ari 10/19............
10
31
3.1
12t
0
L-@ Was 10/25.....
8
16
2.0
6t
0
L-@ Phi 11/1.........
7
40
5.7
14t
0
L-Pit 11/8...............
9
57
6.3
20t
0
W-@ Min 11/22.....
5
60
12.0
42t
1
L-Was 11/26..........
4
12
3.0
5t
0
L-@ Bal 12/3.........
8
22
2.8
12t
0
W-@ Cin 12/13.....
11
39
3.5
17t
0
W-SF 12/20...........
12
69
5.8
40t
2
W-Phi 12/27..........
9
12
1.3
7t
0
L-@ NYG 1/3/21...
5
15
3.0
6t
0
Totals....................
101
435
4.3
42t
4

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3.5

8t

2
0

2022 (Dallas)
No
Yds
Avg
Long
6
8
1.3
9t
9
43
4.8
17t
13
105
8.1
46t
8
6
0.8
9t
8
86
10.8
57t
11
44
4.0
15t
12
83
6.9
28t
14
131
9.4
54t
22
115
5.2
14t
15
80
5.3
20t
18
60
3.3
13t
12
91
7.6
30t
10
42
10.2
18t
7
126
18.0
39t
9
19
2.1
8t
INACTIVE/INJURED-Thigh
7
19
2.7
5t
193 1,007
5.2
57t

Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23...
L-@ SF 1/22/23....
Totals....................

15
6
21

77
22
99

5.1
3.7
4.7

18t
10t
18t

TD
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
3
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
9
0
0
0

DAK PRESCOTT

2022 SEASON

4

0
0
0

Game
L-TB 9/11...............
W-Cin 9/18............
W-@ NYG 9/26.....
W-Was 10/2..........
W-@ LAR 10/9.....
L-@ Phi 10/16.......
W-Det 10/23..........
W-Chi 10/30..........
L-@ GB 11/13.......
W-@ Min 11/20.....
W-NYG 11/24........
W-Ind 12/4............
W-Hou 12/11.........
L-@ Jac 12/18......
W-Phi 12/24..........
W-@ Ten 12/29.....
L-@ Was 1/8/23....
Totals....................

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POLLARD

Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22.........

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

STAFF

2021 (Dallas)
Game
No
Yds
Avg
Long
L-@ TB 9/9............
3
14
4.7
11t
13
109
8.4
28t
W-@ LAC 9/19.....
11
60
5.5
11t
W-Phi 9/27............
10
67
6.7
18t
W-Car 10/3............
W-NYG 10/10.......
14
75
5.4
17t
W-@ NE 10/17.....
10
41
4.1
9t
W-@ Min 10/31.....
7
26
3.7
7t
L-Den 11/7............
4
11
2.8
8t
W-Atl 11/14............
11
42
3.8
15t
L-@ KC 11/21.......
7
50
7.1
31t
L-LV 11/25.............
10
36
3.6
12t
W-@ NO 12/2.......
7
71
10.1
58t
W-@ Was 12/12...
INACTIVE/INJURED-Foot
W-@ NYG 12/19...
12
74
6.2
17t
W-Was 12/26........
8
34
4.3
9t
L-Ari 1/2/22...........
3
9
3.0
5t
W-@ Phi 1/8/22....			INACTIVE
Totals....................
130
719
5.5
58t

4 • Quarterback

RECORDS

6-2 • 228 • 7/29/93
Mississippi State • D4b-’16 (135th overall)
NFL: 8th Year • Cowboys: 8th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-12/12; Career-97/97
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-6/6

HISTORY
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PRO: With their eyes toward the future, the Dallas Cowboys picked Dak Prescott out of Mississippi State with the team’s second selection in the fourth round (135th overall) of the 2016 NFL
Draft. The move was a rare one for Dallas, as Prescott became the first quarterback drafted by
the Cowboys since Stephen McGee in 2009, and only the fifth in the common draft since Jerry 2016 2018 2022
Jones bought the team in 1989. Prescott was slotted as Dallas’ third quarterback when 2016
training camp opened, but midway through camp, a leg injury to Kellen Moore made Prescott Tony Romo’s backup.
His role as the primary backup was short-lived as Prescott was thrust into the role as the club’s starter after Romo
suffered a back injury in a preseason game at Seattle. After losing the season opener, Prescott led the Cowboys
on a club-record 11-game win streak to a franchise-tying 13-3 record and the NFC East Division crown. Prescott set
club rookie records with 3,667 yards, 23 touchdowns and four interceptions on 311-of-459 passing (67.8%) for an NFL
rookie record 104.9 rating while becoming the first quarterback in NFL history drafted in the fourth round-or-later to start
all 16 games as a rookie. He also became the first rookie quarterback in team history to be named to the Pro Bowl andthe first to win AP Offensive Rookie of the Year. He returned as the incumbent starter and was elected as a team captainby teammates, finishing 2017 with 3,324 yards and 22 touchdowns to become the first quarterback in team history topass for at least 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns in each of his first two pro seasons. Prescott extended that streak tothree seasons, finishing 2018 with 3,885 yards and 22 touchdowns while completing 356 passes on 526 attempts as
he propelled Dallas to a 10-6 record and its second NFC East Division crown on his watch. In 2019 Prescott led Dallas toan 8-8 record, barely missing the playoffs, as he became only the second Cowboys quarterback to top 4,000 yards in aseason, finishing with 4,902 yards - second in team history. He also had career-bests in attempts (596-second in teamhistory), completions (368-second) and passing touchdowns (30-fifth), while finishing with his second-best passer rating(99.7-fifth). Prescott’s fifth season was off to an explosive start before it came to a crashing end just five weeks in, suffering a devastating ankle injury that required surgery. Through five games, Prescott led all NFL passers in attempts (222),
completions (151) and passing yards (1,856) while tying for fourth with nine scores and placing sixth with a 99.6 rating.
After undergoing surgery and spending the remainder of the season intensely rehabbing the injury, Prescott was awarded
for his performance on and off the field, signing the biggest contract in team history on March 10, 2021, keeping him in
Dallas through at least 2024. In his return to the field in 2021, Prescott made a statement as he completed a career-high(second in team history) 410 passes on 596 attempts (tied for second in his career and in team history) for 4,449 yards(fourth in team history) and a club-record 37 touchdowns. While throwing only 10 interceptions on the year, he was third
in the NFL with a 104.2 rating (second in his career, fourth in team history). Prescott’s 2022 campaign was beset withanother injury out of the gate, as he suffered a thumb injury in the season-opening game and required surgery, causing
him to miss five games. He returned in Week 7 and led an offense that ranked first in the NFL in points-per-game (31.3)
and third down conversion rate (52.3%), and ranked third in yards-per-game (384.3) from Weeks 7-18. Overall, Prescottthrew 23 touchdowns against 15 interceptions for 2,860 yards and a 91.1 passer rating, leading the Cowboys to a Wild
Card victory at Tampa Bay, the club’s first road playoff victory since 1992, only to fall to San Francisco in the Divisional
Round. Overall, Prescott threw for 2,860 yards and 23 touchdowns against 15 interceptions, completing 66.2% of his

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passes on the year. Despite his season ending prematurely, Prescott was awarded with one of the highest honors in
the NFL when he received the Walter Payton Man of the Year trophy for his outstanding community service efforts off
the field, as well as excellence on the field. Prescott became the fourth Cowboys player to be bestowed with the honor,
joining Roger Staubach, Troy Aikman and Jason Witten.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/10/21: Signed a four-year contract with Dallas through 2024.
10/19/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with an ankle injury.
6/22/20: Signed a one-year contract with a franchise player tag.
4/30/16: Drafted in the fourth round (135th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Received the Walter Payton Man of the Year trophy for his outstanding community service efforts off the field, as well
as excellence on the field - the fourth Cowboys player to be bestowed with the honor, joining Roger Staubach (1978),
Troy Aikman (1997) and Jason Witten (2012).
• Threw 23 touchdowns against 15 interceptions while completing 261-of-394 passes for 2,860 yards and a 91.1
passer rating despite missing five games with a thumb injury.
• Also rushed 45 times for 182 yards and a score.
• Opened the season against Tampa Bay (9/11) connecting on 14-of-29 passes for 134 yards and one pick,leaving the game early with the thumb injury and missing the next five games.
• Named a team captain in his return to action in Week 7 against Detroit (10/23), completing 19-of-25 passes
for 207 yards and a touchdown, registering a 76.0% completion percentage and a 113.3 passer rating - his45th game with a 100.0-or-better passer rating to break a tie with Aikman (44) for the second-most all-time in
Cowboys history.
• Passed Danny White (44) for the third-most multi-touchdown games in team history, recording his 45th after
throwing for 250 yards and two scores on 21-of-27 passing against Chicago (10/30).
• Was 22-of-25 (88.0%) for 276 yards, two touchdowns and a 139.3 passer rating in a win at Minnesota (11/20).
His 88.0 completion percentage was the second-highest of his career (88.6%, against Tampa Bay, 12/18/16),
and he recorded a season-long 68-yard scoring strike to Tony Pollard, surpassing 150 career touchdown tosseson the play - the most touchdown throws by a Cowboys quarterback in his first seven seasons.
• Completed 20-of-30 passes for 170 yards, three touchdowns and an interception against Indianapolis (12/4),
leading the offense to a season-best 54 points and passing Staubauch (153) and White (155) for third on the
Cowboys all-time passing touchdowns list.
• Finished 24-of-39 for 284 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions against Houston (12/11), engineering an 11-play, 98-yard game-winning touchdown drive with 3:20 left in the fourth quarter to mark his 18th
career game-winning drive - second in team history behind Romo (24).
• Threw for a season-high 347 yards on 27-of-35 passing with three touchdowns and an interception against
Philadelphia (12/24) - his only 300-yard performance of the season.
• Tied Aikman (165) for the second-most touchdown throws by a Cowboys quarterback by throwing two at
Tennessee (12/29), then broke the tie with a passing score the following week in the regular season finale at
Washington (1/8/23).
• Named a team captain for the postseason and recorded one of the top postseason performances by a Cowboys quarterback in the Wild Card game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23), throwing for 305 yards, four touchdowns
and no interceptions on 25-of-33 passing for a postseason career-best 143.3 passer rating, adding a rushingscore as well. Became the first passer in team history to rack up five combined touchdowns in a postseason
game and joined Aikman (Buffalo, 1/31/93) and Staubach (LA Ram, 1/4/76) as the third Cowboys quarterback
to throw four passing scores in a postseason contest.
• Completed 23-of-37 passes for one touchdown with two interceptions, adding four carries for 22 yards on the
ground in the Divisional Round loss at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Threw a team-record 37 touchdowns and totaled 4,449 yards (fourth in team history) with 10 interceptions,completing a career-high 410 passes (second in team history) on 596 attempts (second in his career and inteam history) for a 104.2 rating (second in his career, third in the NFL in 2021 and fourth in team history).
• Added 48 runs for 146 yards and a touchdown.
• Took home the club’s Ed Block Courage Award for overcoming his injury suffered in 2021 and also earned NFC
Offensive Player of the Week three times on the season - Weeks 6, 16 and 18.
• Named the offensive captain in his return to the field in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) and completed 42 passes
on a career-high tying 58 attempts for 403 yards, three touchdowns and an interception.
• Completed 23-of-27 passes (85.2%) for 237 yards with one interception in the win at the LA Chargers (9/19).
• In the home-opening Monday night win over Philadelphia (9/27), went 21-of-26 for 238 yards with three touchdowns and a 143.3 rating (third in his career).
• Threw for four touchdowns and 188 yards on 14-of-22 passing against Carolina (10/3), notching his 21st career
game with at least three touchdowns and his fifth career game with at least four. Three of his touchdowns camein the third quarter, becoming the second Cowboy (Romo in 2007) to have three touchdowns in a quarter.
• Led Dallas to a big win over the N.Y. Giants (10/10), completing 22-of-32 passes for 302 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. Moved into third in team history with his 38th career 100.0-rating game (116.9) andnotched his third straight game with at least three touchdowns.
• Selected as the offensive captain and earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors for his performanceat New England (10/17). Threw for a season-high 445 yards and three touchdowns, including the 35-yard
game-winner in overtime, on 36-of-51 passing (70.6%) with a 108.7 quarterback rating.
• At Minnesota (10/31) was inactive for the first time in his career after suffering a calf injury on the final play of
the Patriots game.
• Added his 25th career rushing score while going 24-of-31 passing for 296 yards and two touchdowns with a
127.9 rating in the 40-point win over Atlanta (11/14).
• On Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas (11/25), passed White (1,761) for third in completions in franchise
history, finishing 32-of-47 for 375 yards, two touchdowns and a 106.3 rating.
• Selected as a team captain for the game at New Orleans (12/2) and completed at least 65.0% of his passes
for the ninth time on the season.
• Earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after his performance against Washington (12/26), completing
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in NFL history to throw a touchdown to a running back (Ezekiel Elliott), wide receiver (Amari Cooper), tight end(Dalton Schultz) and offensive lineman (Terence Steele) in a regular season game.
• Throwing for 226 yards against Arizona (1/2/22), topped 4,000 yards on the season for the second time in his
career. His three touchdowns gave him 32 for the season - a career-high - and marked his 10th multi-touchdown
game of the season.
• Threw a single-game career-high and franchise-record tying five touchdowns on 21-of-27 passes for 295 yards
and a 151.8 rating in just three quarters in the season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22), giving him a club record
37 touchdowns on the season.
2020:• Missed 11 games on Reserve/Injured after suffering an ankle injury Week 5 against the N.Y. Giants (10/11).
• Finished the season completing 151-of-222 passes (68.0) for 1,856 yards with nine touchdowns to four interceptions in just five starts.
• Added three rushing touchdowns and 93 yards on 18 carries and caught his first career pass for an 11-yard
touchdown in the game he suffered the injury.
• Selected as the offensive captain for Week 1.
• Took home NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after going 34-of-47 for 450 yards and a touchdown whilerushing five times for 18 yards and three touchdowns against Atlanta (9/20) to become the first NFL passer
to throw for 400 yards and rush for three scores. It was the first multi-rushing touchdown game by a Dallas
quarterback since Aikman (two, against Arizona, (9/6/98) and the first to rush for three in the NFL since Russell
Wilson against Buffalo (12/16/12).
• At Seattle (9/27) completed 37-of-57 passes for 472 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions. His
57 throws were a then career-high and his 37 completions were then second. For the first time in club history
a Dallas quarterback passed for 400 yards in consecutive games, and only Ryan Fitzpatrick (three games in2019) held a longer streak.
• Tied Fitzpatrick (three in 2019) for the most consecutive 400-yard games in NFL history, throwing for a personal-best 502 yards (second in team history) with four touchdowns on 41-of-58 passes with one interception
against Cleveland (10/4). Became only the second Dallas quarterback to pass for 500 yards in a game (Romo,
506, vs. Denver, 10/6/13).
• Went 14-of-21 for 166 yards with a touchdown, rushed two times for seven yards and caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Cedrick Wilson before a fractured ankle ended his season against the N.Y. Giants. Became thesecond Cowboys quarterback with a touchdown catch (White, twice).
2019:• Became only the second quarterback - fifth time - in franchise history to pass for 4,000 yards and 30 touchdowns in a single season.
• Set single-season career-highs in passing yards (4,902 - second in franchise history), attempts (596 - second)
and yards--per-attempt (8.2).
• Part of the first group in team history to boast a 4,000-yard passer (Prescott), a 1,000-yard rusher (Elliott) anda 1,000-yard receiver (two - Cooper and Michael Gallup) in a season.
• Twice named NFC Offensive Player of the Week - Weeks 1 and 11.
• Selected as a team captain for 2019.
• Named NFC Offensive Player of the Week after notching his second career 400-yard game, opening the season
against the N.Y. Giants (9/8) with 405 yards and four touchdowns on 25-of-32 passes (78.1) with a perfectquarterback rating (158.3). He became the second Cowboy with a perfect rating (Craig Morton) and the fourth
quarterback to register a perfect rating while attempting at least 30 passes in league history.
• Started his 50th career game and completed 26-of-30 passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns at Washington(9/15). His 86.7 completion percentage was then second in his career, and he completed a career-high tying
18 consecutive passes (second in team history). Rushed for 69 yards with a 42-yard long - longest by a Dallas
quarterback. Also topped 1,000 career rushing yards.
• With two touchdowns against Miami (9/22), reached 75 career touchdowns passes, doing so in 51 games - thesecond-fastest Cowboy to reach the mark in games played under center (Romo-37) and fastest in total games.
• Had a season-high 463 yards on 27-of-44 passes with two touchdowns and three picks against Green Bay (10/6).
• Added rushing touchdowns in consecutive games with one each at the N.Y. Jets (10/13) and against Philadelphia (10/20), giving him the most career rushing touchdowns by a Cowboys quarterback (21).
• Earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors (second time on the season) at Detroit (11/17) after throwing
for 444 yards and three touchdowns on 29-of-44 passes with a 116.6 rating.
• Established a single-season high in passing yards after throwing for 334 yards at Chicago (12/5) to become thesecond Cowboys passer (Romo) to top 4,000 yards in a season.
2018:• Started all 16 games for the third consecutive season - the first Cowboys signal caller to start all 16 games ineach of his first three seasons.
• Led Dallas to a 10-6 record and the NFC East championship - his second title in three years.
• Named to the Pro Bowl as a replacement for Drew Brees.
• Had then career-highs for attempts (526), completions (356) and passing yards (3,885) with 22 touchdowns, eightinterceptions and a 96.9 rating.
• Also rushed a club quarterback record 75 times for 305 yards and six scores, tying his club record.
• Topped Morton (685) for sixth in completions in team history after throwing for 255 yards and two touchdowns
on 17-of-27 passes. Led Dallas on his 10th game-winning drive - sixth come-from-behind win.
• Rushed a career-high 11 times for a career-high (second among quarterbacks in team history) 82 yards in the
win against Jacksonville (10/14). Led the team on four straight scoring drives to open the game, throwing for
183 yards and two touchdowns on 17-of-27 passes.
• Had 289 yards with two touchdowns, including a career-long 90-yarder, and a season-best 121.6 rating on 22of-31 passing on Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22). His 90-yard scoring throw to Cooper tied thethird-longest passing play in team history. He also rushed for a touchdown, giving him three straight games witha rushing score - longest streak in his career.
• Completed 18 consecutive passes (career-best and second in team history), finishing the game against New
Orleans (11/29) with 248 yards and a score on 24-of-28 passes (85.7). Threw for 192 yards in the first half.
• Had then season-highs for attempts (54) and completions (42) for 455 yards, three touchdown throws and23 passing first downs in the win over Philadelphia (12/9). Had a long pass of 75 yards for a touchdown, his
second 75-plus yard scoring toss of the season. Also crossed 10,000 career passing yards in the game.
• Threw a season-high four touchdown passes with 387 yards on 27-of-44 passes with a 120.2 rating in the finaleat the N.Y. Giants (12/30).

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• Completed 20-of-32 passes for 266 yards and a touchdown in the Divisional Playoff at the LA Rams (1/12/19).
2017:• Selected as a team captain and started all 16 games, completing 308-of-490 passes (62.9%) for 3,324 yards,
22 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
• Had a team quarterback record 357 rushing yards with six touchdowns on 57 runs.
• On his second attempt at Denver (9/17), became the first quarterback in NFL history to have less than five interceptions in his first 500 career attempts. Attempted a then career-high 50 passes, completing 30.
• Threw for three touchdowns in consecutive games (vs. LA Rams, 10/1, and vs. Green Bay, 10/8) for the first timein his career. Also rushed for a score against the Packers.
• Became the 10th Dallas Cowboy to reach 5,000 passing yards and the third Cowboy (sixth time) to register threeconsecutive games with three touchdown passes, finishing at San Francisco (10/22) 16-of-25 for 234 yards andthree touchdowns. Rushed for one touchdown and 26 yards on four carries.
• With a rushing score against Kansas City (11/5), became the third Cowboys quarterback with 10 career rushing
touchdowns and the second NFL passer (Cam Newton) with at least 35 passing scores and 10 rushing scores ina player’s first two seasons.
• With his rushing touchdown at Atlanta (11/12), joined Dan Marino, Daunte Culpepper and Kurt Warner as the only
quarterbacks in NFL history with 50 combined (passing and rushing) touchdowns in a player’s first two seasons.
• Threw for 332 yards at the N.Y. Giants (12/10) with three touchdowns and a 131.7 rating on 20-of-30 passing.
All three of his scores were from 20-or-more yards (20, 50 and 81). He also completed a 54-yard pass to makehim one-of-two quarterbacks in 2017 (Russell Wilson) with three completions of 50-plus yards in a single game.
• With 32 rush yards at Oakland (12/17), became the fourth Dallas quarterback to rush for 300 yards in a season.
2016:• Started all 16 games and steered the club to a franchise-tying 13-3 record, tying the most wins by a rookie quarterback in NFL history.
• Set club rookie records with 3,667 yards, 23 touchdowns and only four interceptions on 311-of-459 passing (67.8%)
for an NFL rookie record 104.9 quarterback rating while becoming the first quarterback in NFL history drafted in the
fourth round-or-later to start all 16 games as a rookie.
• Was the club’s second-leading rusher - 57 for 282 yards (4.9) with six touchdowns - then the most by a Dallas
quarterback in a season.
• Became the first rookie quarterback in team history to be named to the Pro Bowl and the first to win AP Offensive
Rookie of the Year. Along with Elliott, the duo became the first pair of Dallas rookies to be selected to the Pro Bowl.
• Named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month (November) as the first rookie quarterback in the Super Bowl era to go
4-0 with no interceptions in a calendar month. Became the first Dallas rookie quarterback to win the award.
• Made his NFL debut in the opener against the N.Y. Giants (9/11) as only the fourth rookie quarterback to start aseason opener in team history. Completed 25-of-45 (55.6%) passes for 227 yards with no touchdowns and nointerceptions. Was the 13th rookie quarterback to start a game for Dallas and the 40th different quarterback tostart a game for the club.
• At Washington (9/18) earned his first win, completing 22-of-30 passes (73.3) for 292 yards. Added one rush fora six-yard touchdown - his first score as a pro. Set an NFL record by attempting 75 passes with no interceptionsin the first two games of a player’s career.
• Completed 19-of-24 passes (79.2) for 248 yards and his first career passing touchdown - a 17-yarder to Dez
Bryant - and a 123.6 rating in the win over Chicago (9/25). Became the first rookie quarterback in team history
with consecutive 100-rating games. Also added 36 yards on four runs with a touchdown.
• Against Cincinnati (10/9) completed 18-of-24 passes (75.0) for 227 yards and a touchdown and rushed seventimes for four yards and a score. Logged his fourth straight 100.0-rating game - the longest streak and the most
total games by a rookie in Cowboys history. Also had a 70.0-or-better completion percentage in his fourth straightgame - longest by a rookie and tied Romo for the longest streak in club history.
• Established an NFL record with 176 consecutive attempts (Tom Brady-162) before throwing his first interception atGreen Bay (10/16) for the longest streak by a quarterback to start his career. Logged his fifth straight 100.0-rating game - most by a rookie and tied the second-longest streak in team history.
• Led the team on a 10-point fourth quarter come back and overtime win against Philadelphia (10/30). Added arushing touchdown. Took over the top spot, previously held by Aikman (1,773), for passing yards in a season by
a club rookie.
• Threw for 247 yards and three touchdowns, completing 77.8% of his passes (21-of-27), no interceptions and a
141.8 rating at Cleveland (11/6). Became the third rookie quarterback with a seven-game win streak (Ben Roethlisberger, 2004 and Kyle Orton, 2005) and the first rookie in the NFL with six 100.0-rating games in his team’s
first eight games. His 141.8 rating was sixth by a rookie - second among those with 20-or-more attempts. Became
the first Cowboys rookie quarterback with multiple three-touchdown games.
• In the win at Pittsburgh (11/13), completed 22-of-32 passes (68.8) for a season-high 319 yards (second by arookie in team history) with two touchdowns and a 121.7 rating. It marked his eighth straight win, tying the second-longest streak by a rookie quarterback in NFL history. Had a season-long 83-yard scoring pass, along with a
50-yard scoring pass, becoming the first club rookie, seventh passer and 18th time a Cowboy had two 50-plus
yard passing touchdowns in a game. Logged his seventh 100.0-rating game of the season - fourth in the NFL bya rookie and the first rookie in NFL history with seven 100.0-rating games in his team’s first nine games.
• Against Baltimore (11/20) logged his eighth 100.0-rating game of the season - tied for second by an NFL rookie
and tied for fifth in club history. Had his sixth game with a 70.0-or-better completion percentage, tied for the mostby an NFL rookie. Had his second 300-yard game - most by a Dallas rookie. Became the fourth Cowboys quarterback with consecutive 300-yard days and became the first NFL rookie to pass for 300-plus yards and two-plus
touchdowns with no interceptions in consecutive games.
• On Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/24), completed 70.8% (17-of-24) of his passes for 195 yards, one
touchdown and a 108.9 rating to tie Russell Wilson (nine) for the most 100.0-rating games by a rookie in the
Super Bowl era. His nine 100.0-rating games also tied Romo for third in a Cowboys season. His 70.8 completion
percentage gave him his NFL rookie record seventh 70.0-rating game.
• Logged his 10th 100.0-rating game at Minnesota (12/1) to tie Romo for the most in a season in club history.
• Had the club’s highest single-game completion percentage - second in NFL history - with an 88.9% (minimum
30 attempts), completing 32-of-36 passes for 279 yards against Tampa Bay (12/18). Completed his first nine
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game for the eighth time to tie Aikman (1993) and Romo (2012) for the most games with a completion percentage
above 70.0 in a season in team history. Completed each of his 11 second half throws to become the first rookie
quarterback (minimum 10) to complete all of his second half passes. Added his sixth rushing score of the year,
breaking a tie with Meredith for the most by a Dallas quarterback in a season.
Completed 75.0% of his passes (15-of-20) and recorded a 148.3 rating - the highest rating by a Dallas rookie,
ninth overall and second among rookies (minimum 20 attempts), 10th (minimum 10 attempts) in NFL history
against Detroit (12/26). Threw three touchdowns - his fourth three-touchdown game of the season, tied for firstby a rookie in league history. It was his club-record 11th 100.0-rating game to make him the first rookie in NFL
history with 11 and the eighth different quarterback to 11. Established a club record with his ninth game above
70.0%. Became the first rookie in NFL history drafted in the fourth round-or-later to start each of his club’s first
15 games and tied Roethlisberger (13) for the most wins by a rookie in league history. From the previous game,through his first four throws, had a streak of 16 consecutive completions - third in team history.
Became the first Cowboys rookie quarterback to start a playoff game and just the second to attempt a postseason pass in the Divisional Game against Green Bay (1/15/17). Went 24-of-38 for 302 yards, three touchdowns
and a 103.2 rating - all single-game postseason rookie highs - with one interception. His 302 yards were secondby an NFL rookie in a postseason game and seventh in a playoff game overall in team history. He became the first
NFL rookie passer with three scoring tosses in a playoff game, and his 103.2 rating was third by a league rookie.
COLLEGE:
Completed 316-of-477 passes (66.2) for 3,793 yards with 29 touchdowns and five interceptions - all career-bests- while starting all 13 games as a senior at MSU. Also rushed 160 times for 588 yards (3.7) and 10 touchdowns.
Accounted for 39 total touchdowns and 4,381 yards of total offense as one-of-four players nationally with at least
25 passing touchdowns and 10 rushing touchdowns.
Started all 13 games as a junior and shattered 12 school single-season statistical records while leading the program to its highest poll finish since 1940 and its first Orange Bowl in 73 years.
Was an honorable mention All-American while becoming the first finalist in school history for the Maxwell, Davey
O’Brien and Johnny Unitas Awards.
Broke school records for rushing yards by a quarterback (986), total offense (4,435), total offense per-game(341.2), touchdowns responsible (41), completion percentage (61.6), passing yards (3,449), passing yards-pergame (265.3), 200-yard passing games (12), passing touchdowns (27) and passing efficiency (151.7).
Scored 15 touchdowns (14 rush, one receiving) to finish fifth nationally in points responsible for with 252.
Was part of a two-quarterback system with Tyler Russell while seeing action in 11 total games - with seven starts- as a sophomore.
Completed 156-of-267 passes for 1,940 yards with 10 touchdowns and seven picks, compiled a team-best 829
rushing yards on 134 carries with 13 scores, and also caught two passes – both for touchdowns.
Set the then MSU single-season record for quarterback rushing yards with 829, while his 13 rushing scores weresecond-most by a quarterback in MSU history.
Accounted for 25 touchdowns on the year, which ranked second in MSU history.
Completed 18-of-29 passes for 194 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions and rushed 32 times for 118
yards with four scores on the ground as a redshirt freshman.
Sat out his true freshman year as a redshirt.
PERSONAL:
Rayne Dakota “Dak” Prescott attended Haughton, La., High School where he was named first-team all-state by the
Louisiana Sports Writers Association.
Led the Buccaneers to an undefeated regular season and a berth in the 4A state quarterfinals as a senior andcompleted 159-of-258 passes (62.0) for 2,860 yards and 39 touchdowns and rushed for 951 yards and 17
touchdowns on 90 attempts (10.6).
Earned his undergraduate degree in educational psychology in December 2014 and received his master’s degree
in workforce leadership in December 2015 while at Mississippi State.
COMMUNITY:
2016 Rookie club presented by UnitedHealthcare.
2016 Cowboys Youth Combine Guest Coach.
2016-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
2016-20 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign - American Cancer Society.
2017-18 Children’s Cancer Fund Fashion Show.
2017 Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
2017-19, 22 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting The Salvation Army.
2017-19 Dirk Nowitzki Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game.
2017 The Salvation Army Disaster Relief Telethon for Hurricane Harvey.
2017-18, 2022 Early Thanksgiving Meal at The Salvation Army.
2018-19 hosts Woman’s Football Clinic.
2019 visit to Café Momentum; a restaurant giving youth a second chance after the juvenile system.
2019 Grand Prairie Police Youth Boxing Gym grand opening.
2020 The Salvation Army virtual surprise with veterans receiving mental health and substance abuse counseling.
2022-23 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign - Faith Fight Finish Foundation.
2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
2022 NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year recipient.
Annually hosts youth football camps.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

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Year Team
GP-GS
2016 Dallas..................16-16
2017 Dallas..................16-16
2018 Dallas..................16-16
2019 Dallas..................16-16
2020 Dallas....................5-5
2021 Dallas..................16-16
2022 Dallas..................12-12
Totals...........................97-97

Att
459
490
526
596
222
596
394
3,283

Cmp
311
308
356
388
151
410
261
2,185

Yds
3,667
3,324
3,885
4,902
1,856
4,449
2,860
24,943Playoffs
2016 Dallas....................1-1
2018 Dallas....................2-2
2021 Dallas....................1-1
2022 Dallas....................2-2
Totals.............................6-6

38
65
43
70
216

24
42
23
48
137

302
492
254
511
1,559

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2022 SEASON				Year Team		
2016 Dallas........................
2017 Dallas........................
2018 Dallas........................
2019 Dallas........................
2020 Dallas........................
2021 Dallas........................
2022 Dallas........................
Totals.................................

No
57
57
75
52
18
48
45
352

Yds
282
357
305
277
93
146
182
1,642

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2016 Dallas........................
2018 Dallas........................
2021 Dallas........................
2022 Dallas........................
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32
27
46
118

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472
463
455
450
445
444

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Pct Yds/Att TD
67.8
8.0
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62.9
6.8
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67.7
7.4
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65.1
8.2
30
68.0
8.4
9
68.8
7.5
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66.2
7.3
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66.6
7.6 166

TD%
5.0
4.5
4.2
5.0
4.1
6.2
5.8
5.1

Int
4
13
8
11
4
10
15
65

Int% Long
Sacks
0.9
83t
25/1432.7
81t
32/1851.590t
56/3471.8
62t
23/151
1.8
58t
10/66
1.7
51t
30/1443.8
68t
20/1262.0
90t 196/1,162

Rating
104.9
86.6
96.9
99.7
99.6
104.2
91.1
97.8

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64.6
53.5
68.6
63.4

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3.1
2.3
7.1
5.1

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1
1
2
5

2.6
1.5
2.3
2.9
2.3

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91.3
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11

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18t
21t
28t
42t
12t
21t
25t
42t

TD
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6
6
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3
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26

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16t
17t
11t
17t

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Arizona..............1
Atlanta...............3
Baltimore...........1
Buffalo...............0
Carolina.............1
Chicago.............2
Cincinnati..........1
Cleveland..........1
Denver...............0
Detroit................4Green Bay..........1

1 .5001 .7500 1.000
1 .0001 .5001 .6670 1.000
1 .5002 .0000 1.000
3 .250vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/8/19
334
at Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
332
vs. Minnesota, 11/10/19 330
at N.Y. Giants, 12/30/18 319
vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21 303
vs. Buffalo, 11/28/19
302
vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22 301

Attempts – 58 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
		and at Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
Completions – 42 vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18
		and at Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
Completion Pct. – 88.9 vs. Tampa Bay, 12/18/16
Yards – 502 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
Touchdowns – 5 at Philadelphia, 1/9/22
Rating – 158.3 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/8/19
Long– 90t vs. Washington, 12/9/18
Carries – 11 vs. Jacksonville, 10/14/18
Rushing Yards – 82 vs. Jacksonville, 10/14/18
Long Rush – 42 at Washington, 9/15/19
Rush Touchdowns – 3 vs. Atlanta, 9/20/20

at Chicago, 12/5/19
at N.Y. Giants, 12/10/17 305
vs. Washington, 12/26/21 302
at Pittsburgh, 11/13/16
vs. Washington, 12/29/19
vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/10/21
vs. Baltimore, 11/20/16

PRESCOTT’S TEAM-BY-TEAM RECORD (62-35 REG; 2-4 POST)
Houston.............1
Indianapolis.......1
Jacksonville.......1
Kansas City.......1
LA Chargers......1
LA Rams...........1
Miami.................1
Minnesota.........3
New England........1
New Orleans........2
N.Y. Giants...... 10

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1 .7501 .5001 .667
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Receptions ­– 2020 (1 for 1, 11 yards, 1 TD)
SINGLE-GAME HIGHSPRESCOTT’S 300-YARD PASSING GAMES(23 TOTAL, 21 REGULAR SEASON, 2 POSTSEASON)

vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
405
at Seattle, 9/27/20
403
vs. Green Bay, 10/6/19
397
vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18 387
vs. Atlanta, 9/20/20
375
at New England, 10/17/21 355
at Detroit, 11/17/19
347

40t
44t
38t
46t
46t

N.Y. Jets............0
Oakland.............1
Philadelphia......8
Pittsburgh..........1
San Francisco...2
Seattle...............0
Tampa Bay.........2
Tennessee.........1
Washington.......9

1 .0000 1.000
3 .7270 1.000
0 1.000
3 .0002 .5001 .5002 .818

PLAYOFFS (2)at Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17

Postseason
Green Bay.........0
L.A. Rams.........0
San Francisco...0
Seattle...............1
Tampa Bay........1

1 .000
1 .0002 .0000 1.000
0 1.000

PRESCOTT’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
Date
9/11
9/18
9/25
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/30
11/6
11/13
11/20
11/24

Opp
Att
NYG............ 45@ Was........ 30
Chi............... 24@ SF........... 32
Cin............... 24@ GB.......... 27
Phi............... 39@ Cle.......... 27@ Pit........... 32
Bal............... 36
Was............. 24

Cmp
25
22
19
23
18
18
19
21
22
27
17

Yds
227
292
248
245
227
247
287
247
319
301
195

Pct
55.6
73.3
79.2
71.9
75.0
66.7
48.7
77.8
66.8
75.0
70.8

2016 (Dallas)
Yds/Att TD
5.0
0
9.7
0
10.3
1
7.7
2
9.5
1
9.1
3
7.4
2
9.1
3
10.0
2
8.4
3
8.1
1

144

Int
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0

Long
21t
29t
47t
47t
31t
42t
53t
35t
83t
41t
26t

Sacks
0/0
4/14
0/0
2/11
1/5
2/14
2/14
0/0
2/24
1/2
1/5

Rating
69.4
103.8
123.6
114.7
117.9
117.4
79.8
141.8
121.7
127.2
108.9

W/L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W

Score
19-20
27-23
31-17
24-17
28-14
30-16
29-23
35-10
35-30
27-17
31-26

Opp
Att
@ Min.......... 18@ NYG........ 37
TB................ 36
Det............... 20@ Phi..........
8..................... 459
38

Yds
139
165
279
212
37
3,667

2016 (Dallas), cont.
Pct
Yds/Att TD Int
66.7
7.7
1
0
45.9
4.5
1
2
88.9
7.8
0
0
75.0
10.6
3
0
50.0
4.6
0
0
67.8
8.0
23
4

24

302

63.2

7.9

3

1

40t

2/11

103.2

L

31-34

Int
0
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
2
0
0
2
2
0
13

Long
35t
28t
53t
36t
49t
72t
25t
56t
30t
19t
38t
24t
81t
40t
33t
30t
81t

Sacks
1/5
2/10
1/9
2/1
1/6
0/0
2/5
1/5
8/50
4/32
2/11
1/9
0/0
2/8
4/27
1/7
32/185Rating
90.5
68.6
141.7
93.8
105.2
134.0
82.2
106.8
82.1
30.4
60.6
93.4
137.1
59.5
51.3
85.3
86.6

W/L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
9-7

Score
19-3
17-42
28-17
30-35
31-35
40-10
33-19
28-17
7-27
9-37
6-28
38-14
30-10
20-17
12-21
6-0

Int
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
8

Long
20t
64t
20t
38t
44t
27t
49t
37t
25t
34t
90t
40t
75t
18t
31t
49t
90t

Sacks
6/32
0/0
5/31
3/24
2/14
3/11
4/23
5/18
4/31
2/17
4/31
7/40
3/21
3/26
1/9
4/19
56/347

Rating W/L
81.1
L
95.4
W
74.9
L
118.6
W
66.5 L (OT)
107.5
W
96.5
L
99.3
L
102.8
W
86.5
W
121.6
W
115.5
W
104.9 W (OT)
64.7
L
106.8
W
120.2
W
96.9
10-6

Score
8-16
20-13
13-24
26-24
16-19
40-7
17-20
14-28
27-20
22-19
31-22
13-10
29-23
0-23
27-20
36-35

1
1
2

1
0
1

34t
44t
44t

1/10
1/8
2/18

83.6
99.2
91.3

W
L
1-1

24-22
22-30

2019 (Dallas)
Yds/Att TD
12.7
4
9.0
3
7.7
2
6.8
0
10.5
2
7.0
0
8.9
1
7.3
3
8.6
3
9.7
3
6.4
0
7.2
2
6.8
1
9.2
2
6.0
0
9.2
4
8.2
30

Int
0
1
1
1
3
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
11

Long
62t
51t
37t
35t
53t
23t
44t
45t
26t
49t
59t
35t
35t
59t
41t
48t
62t

Sacks
0/0
1/8
1/5
1/11
3/22
1/8
3/26
0/0
1/4
1/10
0/0
4/32
2/8
0/0
2/8
3/9
23/151Rating
158.3
123.5
91.4
73.2
83.8
89.4
100.5
101.7
101.4
116.6
64.2
91.8
83.2
123.8
74.5
138.0
99.7

W/L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
8-8

Score
35-17
31-21
31-6
10-12
24-34
22-24
37-10
37-18
24-28
35-27
9-13
15-26
24-31
44-21
9-17
47-16

Date
9/10
9/17
9/25
10/1
10/8
10/22
10/29
11/5
11/12
11/19
11/23
11/30
12/10
12/17
12/24
12/31
TotalsOpp
Att
NYG............ 39@ Den......... 50@ Ari........... 18
LAR............. 36
GB............... 36@ SF........... 25@ Was........ 22
KC............... 33@ Atl............ 30
Phi............... 31
LAC............. 27
Was............. 22@ NYG........ 30@ Oak......... 27
Sea.............. 34@ Phi.......... 30..................... 490

Cmp
24
30
13
20
25
16
14
21
20
18
20
11
20
18
21
17
308

Yds
268
238
183
252
251
234
143
249
176
145
179
102
332
212
182
179
3,324

Pct
61.5
60.0
72.2
55.6
69.4
64.0
63.6
63.6
66.7
58.1
74.1
50.0
66.7
66.7
61.8
56.7
62.9

2017 (Dallas)
Yds/Att TD
6.9
1
4.8
2
10.2
2
7.0
3
7.0
3
9.4
3
6.5
0
7.5
2
5.9
0
4.7
0
6.6
0
4.6
2
11.1
3
7.9
0
5.4
0
6.0
1
6.8
22

Date
9/9
9/16
9/23
9/30
10/7
10/14
10/21
11/5
11/11
11/18
11/22
11/29
12/9
12/16
12/23
12/30
TotalsOpp
Att@ Car.......... 29
NYG ........... 25
Sea............. 34
Det............... 27@ Hou......... 29
Jac .............. 27@ Was........ 35
Ten............... 31@ Phi.......... 36@ Atl............ 32
Was............. 31
NO............... 28
Phi............... 54@................. 39
TB................ 25@ NYG........ 44..................... 526

Cmp
19
16
19
17
18
17
22
21
26
22
22
24
42
24
20
27
356

Yds
170
160
168
255
208
183
273
243
270
208
289
248
455
206
161
387
3,885

Pct
65.5
64.0
55.9
63.0
62.1
63.0
62.9
67.7
72.2
68.8
71.0
85.7
77.8
61.5
80.0
61.4
67.7

2018 (Dallas)
Yds/Att TD
5.9
0
6.4
1
4.9
1
9.4
2
7.2
1
6.8
2
7.8
1
7.8
2
7.5
1
6.5
0
9.3
2
8.9
1
8.4
3
5.3
0
6.4
1
8.8
4
7.4
22

33
32
65

22
20
42

226
266
492

66.7
62.5
64.6

Opp
Att
NYG............ 32@ Was........ 30
Mia............... 32@ NO.......... 33
GB............... 44@ NYJ......... 40
Phi............... 27@ NYG........ 35
Min............... 46@ Det.......... 46@ NE........... 33
Bif................ 49@ Chi.......... 49
LAR............. 23@ Phi.......... 44
Was............. 33..................... 596

Cmp
25
26
19
22
27
28
21
22
28
29
19
32
27
15
25
23
388

Yds
405
269
246
223
463
278
239
257
397
444
212
355
334
212
265
303
4,902

Pct
78.1
86.7
59.4
66.7
61.4
70.0
77.8
62.9
60.9
63.0
57.6
65.3
55.1
65.2
56.8
69.7
65.1

Playoffs
1/5/19 Sea..............
1/12/19 @ LAR.........
Totals .....................
Date
9/8
9/15
9/22
9/29
10/6
10/13
10/20
11/4
11/10
11/17
11/24
11/28
12/5
12/15
12/22
12/29
Totals

6.8
8.3
7.6

145

SIDELINES

Score
17-15
7-10
26-20
42-21
13-27

HISTORY

W/L
W
L
W
W
L
13-3

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Rating
108.3
45.4
99.0
148.3
63.0
104.9

RECORDS

Sacks
3/15
3/13
3/15
1/11
0/0
25/1432022 SEASON

Long
56t
31t
23t
30t
15t
83t

DAK
PRESCOTT

Playoffs
1/15/17 GB...............

Cmp
12
17
32
15
4
311

STAFF

Date
12/1
12/11
12/18
12/26
1/1/17
TotalsSTAFFDAKPRESCOTT2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Date
9/13
9/20
9/27
10/4
10/11
10/19
10/25
11/1
11/8
11/22
11/26
12/3
12/13
12/20
12/27
1/3/21
TotalsPRESCOTT CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.
2020 (Dallas)
Opp
Att
Cmp
Yds
Pct
Yds/Att TD Int Long
Sacks
Rating W/L@ LAR......... 39
25
266
64.1
6.8
1
0
33t
3/22
92.5
L
Atl................ 47
34
450
72.3
9.6
1
0
58t
1/5
109.4
W
@ Sea......... 57
37
472
64.9
8.3
3
2
52t
2/11
93.6
L
Cle............... 58
41
502
70.7
8.7
4
1
43t
3/21
112.9
L
NYG............ 21
14
166
66.7
7.9
0
1
26t
1/7
70.7
W
Ari................					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L@ Was........					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L@ Phi..........					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L
Pit................					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L@ Min..........					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				W
Was.............					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L@ Bal..........					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L@ Cin..........					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				W
SF................					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				W
Phi...............					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				W@ NYG........					RESERVE/INJURED-Ankle				L..................... 222
151
1,856
68.0
8.4
9
4
58t
10/66
99.6
6-10

Date
9/9
9/19
9/27
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/31
11/7
11/14
11/21
11/25
12/2
12/12
12/19
12/26
1/2/22
1/9/22
Totals2021 (Dallas)
Opp
Att
Cmp
Yds
Pct
Yds/Att TD Int Long
Sacks
Rating W/L@ TB........... 58
42
403
72.4
6.9
3
1
31t
1/12
101.4
L
@ LAC......... 27
23
237
85.2
8.8
0
1
48t
2/16
87.8
W
Phi............... 26
21
238
80.8
9.2
3
0
44t
4/18
143.3
W
Car............... 22
14
188
63.6
8.5
4
0
35t
0/0
130.3
W
NYG............ 32
22
302
68.8
9.4
3
1
49t
2/10
116.9
W
@ NE........... 51
36
445
70.6
8.7
3
1
35t
0/0
108.7 W (OT)@ Min..........					INACTIVE/INJURED-Calf				W
Den.............. 39
19
232
48.7
5.9
2
1
32t
2/20
73.9
L
Atl................ 31
24
296
77.4
9.5
2
0
37t
0/0
127.9
W
@ KC........... 43
28
216
65.1
5.0
0
2
19t
5/22
57.9
L
LV................ 47
32
375
68.1
7.9
2
0
51t
1/2
106.3 L (OT)
@ NO.......... 40
26
238
65.0
5.9
1
1
41t
1/7
79.0
W
@ Was........ 39
22
211
56.4
5.4
1
2
24t
4/10
58.8
W
@ NYG........ 37
28
217
75.7
5.8
1
0
19t
3/14
98.6
W
Was............. 39
28
330
71.8
8.4
4
0
40t
3/11
131.4
W
Ari................ 38
24
226
63.2
5.9
3
0
26t
1/1
105.8
L
@ Phi.......... 27
21
295
77.8
10.9
5
0
37t
1/1
151.8
W
..................... 596
410
4,449
68.8
7.5
37
10
51t
30/144104.2
12-5

Playoffs
1/16/22 SF................
Date
9/9
9/18
9/26
10/2
10/9
10/16
10/23
10/20
11/13
11/20
11/24
12/4
12/11
12/18
12/24
12/29
1/8/23
Totals

43

23

254

53.5

5.9

1

1

44t

5/40

69.3

L

2022 (Dallas)
Opp
Att
Cmp
Yds
Pct
Yds/Att TD Int Long
Sacks
Rating W/L
TB................ 29
14
134
48.3
4.6
0
1
22t
2/13
47.2
L
Cin...............					INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb				
W@ NYG........					INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb				
W
Was.............					INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb				W@ LAR.........					INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb				
W@ Phi..........					INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb				
L
Det............... 25
19
207
76.0
8.3
1
0
24t
2/16
113.2
W
Chi............... 27
21
250
77.8
9.3
2
1
30t
1/8
114.5
W
@ GB.......... 46
27
265
58.7
5.8
3
2
35t
2/3
78.6 L (OT)@ Min.......... 25
22
276
88.0
11.0
2
0
68t
0/0
139.3
W
NYG............ 30
21
261
70.0
8.7
2
2
30t
0/0
91.1
W
Ind............... 30
20
170
66.7
5.7
3
1
22t
1/5
100.7
W
Hou.............. 39
24
284
61.5
7.3
1
2
51t
1/7
70.9
W
@ Jax.......... 30
23
256
76.7
8.5
3
2
39t
3/13
107.1 L (OT)
Phi............... 35
27
347
77.1
9.9
3
1
52t
6/43
124.3
W
@ Ten.......... 41
29
282
70.7
6.9
2
2
34t
1/8
85.6
W
@ Was........ 37
14
128
37.8
3.5
1
1
15t
1/10
45.8
L
..................... 394
261
2,860
66.2
7.3
23
15
68t
20/12691.1
12-5

Playoffs
1/16/23 @ TB...........
1/22/23 @ SF...........
Totals .....................

33
37
70

25
23
48

305
206
511

75.8
62,2
68.6

9.2
5.6
7.3

146

4
1
5

0
2
2

34t
46t
46t

1/8
1/0
2/8

143.3
63.6
101.5

W
L
1-1

Score
17-20
40-39
31-38
38-49
37-34
10-38
3-25
9-23
19-24
31-28
16-41
17-34
30-7
41-33
37-17
19-23

Score
29-31
20-17
41-21
36-28
44-20
35-29
20-16
16-30
43-3
9-19
33-36
27-17
27-20
21-6
56-14
22-25
51-26
17-23
Score
3-19
20-17
23-16
25-10
22-10
17-26
24-6
49-29
28-31
40-3
28-20
54-19
27-23
34-40
40-34
27-13
6-26
31-14
12-19

STAFFSHELDRICK REDWINE
36 • Defensive Back0–

2

FUMBLES REC

10

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0) 02 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0) 11 0
1
8 8.0 8 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0) 00 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0) 00 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 00(0) 13 0
1
8 8.0 8 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

0.0(0)0(0)01

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

030 30.0 30 0

Special Teams Tackles ­– 2019 (5-2-7); 2020 (3-2-5), 2021 (2-2-4). Totals: (10-6-16).
Playoffs – 2020 (0-1-1).

147

0

0.0

0 0

SIDELINES

2

INTERCEPTIONSSksYds0.0(0)
0.5(-6)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.5(-6)

HISTORY

Playoffs
2020 Cleveland.............. 2-1

ST AT		 TT23 12 – 35
16
6 – 22
2
1– 3
1
0– 1
42 19 – 61

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

DEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2019 Cleveland.......... 12-5
2020 Cleveland.......... 15-32021 N.Y. Jets............. 2-02021 Miami.................. 4-0
Totals........................... 33-8

RECORDSREDWINE’S NFL TOTALS

2022 SEASON

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys added a defensive back with some playing experience across the secondary when they
signed Sheldrick Redwine to the practice squad during the 2022 postseason. Redwine, originally a fourth round draft
pick by Cleveland in the 2019 NFL Draft, has played in 33 career games and has 61 tackles, one interception andthree breakups to his name. He returns to the Cowboys in 2023 with a shot to earn a roster spot amongst a young
and talented Cowboys secondary.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
1/23/23: Signed with Dallas as a Future.
1/19/23: Signed to Dallas’ practice squad.
3/21/22: Signed with Miami, released (8/23), signed to Indianapolis’ practice squad (1/3/23) and released (1/16/23).
11/16/21: Released and signed to Miami’s practice squad (11/18).
10/12/21: Released, signed to Carolina’s practice squad (10/14) and signed to Miami’s active roster (10/26).
8/30/21: Released, signed with the N.Y. Jets (9/6), released (9/21) and signed to the Jets practice squad (9/23).
4/27/19: Drafted in the fourth round (119th overall) by Cleveland.
2022 (Miami/Indianapolis/Dallas):• Went to camp with Miami but was released at the end and was out of football until signing to the Colts practicesquad for the final game of the season.
• Released by Indianapolis on Jan. 16, 2023 and signed to Dallas’ practice squad on Jan. 19.
2021 (Cleveland/N.Y. Jets/Carolina/Miami):• Released at the end of training camp by Cleveland, then signed with the N.Y. Jets, playing in the first two gamesof the year before being released and signed to Carolina’s practice squad.
• Signed with Miami’s active roster off the Panthers practice squad and appeared in four games for the Dolphins,
seeing time on special teams and limited defensive snaps, before signing to Miami’s practice squad.
• Made his Jets debut at Carolina (9/12), recording three tackles on defense and three special teams tackles.
• Debuted for the Dolphins against Carolina (11/28), tallying one tackle and a special steams stop.
2020 (Cleveland):• Started three-of-15 games, registering 22 tackles, a half sack, an interception and five special teams stops.
• Tallied his first defensive stat of the year against Indianapolis (10/11), picking off a pass in a reserve role.
• Earned his first start of the season at safety at Pittsburgh (10/18) after playing mostly on special teams units
to start the year, recording six tackles and a half sack.
• Started and tallied a season-high eight tackles at the N.Y. Giants (12/20).
• Played in both postseason contests, starting the Wild Card Game at Pittsburgh (1/10/21) and making two
tackles with his first career postseason interception, returning the pick 30 yards.
2019 (Cleveland):• Played in 12 games - starting the final five of the season - and posted a career-high 35 tackles and two pass
breakups as a rookie, adding seven special teams tackles.
• Made his NFL debut against Tennessee (9/8) making a special teams stop.
• Started his first career game at Pittsburgh (12/1), lining up at safety and had seven tackles and a pass breakup.
COLLEGE• Earned All-ACC Honorable Mention recognition as a senior in 2018 at Miami, posting 64 total tackles, 3.5
tackles for loss, three sacks, three interceptions, one fumble recovery and one forced fumble.
• Started 12-of-13 games in 2017, missing one game due to injury, and finished with 59 tackles and 2.5 tackles
for loss, adding six pass breakups and two interceptions.
• Played in 12 games and made five starts as a sophomore, totaling 28 tackles and two pass breakups.
PERSONAL:• Rated as the No. 43 cornerback nationally and No. 56 player in state of Florida by 247Sports.com at Miami ,Fla., Killian High School totaling 33 tackles and seven interceptions during his senior season.
• Earned a degree in sociology from Miami.

SHELDRICKREDWINE

6-0 • 195 • 11/6/96
Miami • FA-’22
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0-Ind; Career-33/8
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-2/1

STAFF
COOPER
RUSH
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

COOPER RUSH
10 • Quarterback

6-3 • 224 • 11/21/93
Central Michigan • FA-’20
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 6th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-9/5; Career-19/6
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0
PRO: Cooper Rush signed with Dallas following the 2017 NFL Draft as a rookie free agent with the hopes of earninga shot as a backup quarterback, and he became the only rookie free agent in 2017 to make the active roster
out of training camp. He started the season as the club’s third quarterback and gameday inactive but earned his
shot as the primary backup beginning in Week 7. As a rookie, Rush saw time in just two games, he played in justone game in 2018 and two in 2019 as Dak Prescott’s primary backup. He was waived in May 2020, claimed off
waivers by the N.Y. Giants and spent the first month of the 2020 season on the Giants practice squad. After the
injury to Prescott in Week 5, Dallas added Rush to the practice squad (Oct. 30), where he spent the remainderof the season. He won the job as Prescott’s primary backup for the 2021 season, and he was called upon when
Prescott (calf) missed the Week 8 matchup at Minnesota (10/31), earning his first career start and leading theteam to a 20-16 win over the Vikings. He again earned the backup role in 2022 and saw significant playing time
when Prescott missed time with a thumb injury, starting five games and completed 94-of-162 passes for 1,051
yards with five touchdowns against three interceptions - leading the team to wins in four of those five starts andbecame the first quarterback in franchise history to win his first five career starts. He re-signed with Dallas on a
two-year deal during the 2023 offseason.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/17/23: Signed a two-year deal with Dallas through 2024.
8/30/22: Released, signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31) and activated (9/17).
1/4/21:Signed with Dallas as a Future.
10/30/20: Signed to Dallas’ practice squad.
9/6/20:Signed to the N.Y. Giants practice squad and released (9/29).
5/5/20:Claimed off waivers by the N.Y. Giants and waived (9/5).
5/4/20:
Waived by Dallas.
5/12/17: Signed with Dallas as an undrafted free agent.
2022:• Started five-of-nine games played in 2022, earning time when Prescott went down with injury, and completed
94-of-162 passes for 1,051 yards with five touchdowns and three interceptions.
• Was released after training camp in a procedural move and signed immediately to the practice squad, earning
an elevation in the season opener and then was signed to the active roster for the remainder of the year after
Prescott suffered a thumb injury in Week 1.
• Elevated for the opener against Tampa Bay (9/11) and was called into duty late in the fourth quarter, completing
seven-of-13 passes for 64 yards in the final two offensive series of the game.
• Made the second start of his career against Cincinnati (9/18) in Week 2, engineering a six-play, 33-yard
game-winning drive that culminated in a Brett Maher 50-yard field goal with no time remaining. Finished the daycompleting 19-of-31 passes for 235 yards and one touchdown.
• Completed 21-of-31 passes for 215 yards and a score for a 98.2 passer rating in the win at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Won his third straight start of the season - fourth straight to start his career - as he passed for 223 yards with
two touchdowns and a career-best 107.5 passer rating against Washington (10/2). Became the only quarterback in franchise history to win his first four career starts and became the fifth quarterback in NFL history torecord at least a 90.0 passer rating in each of his first four career starts.
• Improved to 5-0 as a starter after completing 10-of-16 passes for 102 yards at the LA Rams (10/9) and became
the 14th quarterback in NFL history to win his first five career starts.
• Attempted 38 passes - second most of his career - and completed 18 for 181 yards, one touchdown and threeinterceptions at Philadelphia (10/16), taking the first loss of his career as a starting quarterback.
• Saw time late in the games at Minnesota (11/20), against Indianapolis (12/4) and at Washington (1/8/23).
• Active as the backup quarterback for both postseason contests, but did not play.
2021:• Played in five games while making his first career start and finished the season 30-of-47 for 422 yards, three
touchdowns and an interception.
• Earned the backup quarterback spot out of training camp and saw his first action of the season late in the fourth
quarter in the home-opening win over Philadelphia (9/27) but did not attempt a pass.
• Made the first start of his career in the game at Minnesota (10/31) with Prescott (calf) sidelined and became the44th different quarterback to start a game for Dallas and the 26th different player to make his first career startin a Cowboys uniform. Throwing for 325 yards on 24-of-40 passes with two touchdowns and an interception,
logged the second-most yards (Gary Hogeboom, 343, at LA Rams, 9/3/84) in a first start by a Cowboy. Had a
73-yard touchdown toss to Cedrick Wilson, which went down as the longest by a quarterback making his firststart as a Cowboy since Roger Staubach had a 75-yarder against the St. Louis Cardinals (9/21/69).
• Saw time in the fourth quarter against Atlanta (11/14) and completed all three pass attempts for 17 yards.
• Saw time through the second half with the game against Washington (12/26) well in hand and was two-of-three
for 70 yards with two kneel downs.
2020 (N.Y. Giants/Dallas):• Waived by Dallas on May 4, claimed off waivers by the N.Y. Giants (5/5) but released at the end of training camp.
• Signed to New York’s practice squad (9/6) but released (9/29).
• Signed to Dallas’ practice squad (10/30) after Prescott’s injury where he spent the remainder of the season.
• Was a standard elevation for one game - against Pittsburgh (11/8) - but did not play.

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SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

Attempts – 40 at Minnesota, 10/31/21
Completions – 24 at Minnesota, 10/31/21
Completion Pct. – 67.7 at N.Y. Giants, 9/26/22
Yards – 325 at Minnesota, 10/31/21
Touchdowns – 2 at Minnesota, 10/31/21 and		
vs. Washington, 10/2/22
Rating – 107.5 vs. Washington, 10/2/22
Long– 73t at Minnesota, 10/31/21

SIDELINES

Playoffs
2018 Dallas.......................
2021 Dallas.......................
2022 Dallas.......................
Totals................................

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HISTORY

Year Team		
No
Yds
Avg
Long
2017 Dallas.......................
2
13
6.5
15t
2018 Dallas.......................
0
0
0.0
0t
2019 Dallas.......................
0
0
0.0
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2020 N.Y. Giants............... 			PRACTICE SQUAD
2020 Dallas....................... 			PRACTICE SQUAD
2021 Dallas.......................
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2022 Dallas.......................
9
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Playoffs
2018 Dallas....................0-0
2021 Dallas....................0-0
2022 Dallas....................0-0
Totals.............................0-0

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Year Team
GP-GS
Att
Cmp
Yds
Pct Yds/Att TD TD%
2017 Dallas....................2-0
3
1
2
33.3
0.7
0
0.0
2018 Dallas....................1-0
0
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0.0
0.0
0
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2019 Dallas....................2-0
0
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2020 N.Y. Giants.............0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD
2020 Dallas....................0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD
2021 Dallas....................5-1
47
30
422
63.8
9.0
3
6.4
2022 Dallas....................9-5
162
94
1,051
58.0
6.5
5
3.1
Totals...........................19-6
212
125
1,475
59.0
7.0
8
3.8

COOPER
RUSH

RUSH’S NFL TOTALS

STAFF

2019:
• Again spent the entire season as the primary backup to Prescott, seeing action in two games without attempting
any passes.
2018:• Active for all 16 games, seeing action in one as the primary backup to Prescott.
• Saw his first action of the season late in the fourth quarter of the win over Jacksonville (10/14).
2017:• Signed with Dallas and became the only rookie free agent to make the squad out of training camp.
• Made his NFL debut, playing in the fourth quarter at San Francisco (10/22) and completed one-of-two passes
for two yards and rushed twice for 13 yards.
• Played in the finale at Philadelphia (12/31) and attempted just one pass that was incomplete.
COLLEGE:• Through four years at Central Michigan, completed 1,022-of-1,648 passes for 12,894 yards, 90 touchdowns
and 55 interceptions.
• In his final collegiate campaign, threw for 3,450 yards, 23 touchdowns and 16 interceptions, completing 278of-465 passes (60.0%).
• Started all 13 games as a junior and went 324-for-489 (66.3) for 3,848 yards and 25 touchdowns.
• As a sophomore, started all 13 games and named Division I CoSIDA Academic All-America second-team, completing 243-of-382 passes for 3,157 yards, 27 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.
• Won team Offensive Player of the Year and Academic All-MAC as a redshirt freshman, starting 10-of-11 games
and throwing for 2,349 yards with 15 touchdowns and 15 interceptions on 117-of-312 passes (37.5).
• Redshirted as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Three-year starter at Lansing, Mich., Catholic, leading the school to a 13-1 record as a senior, completing 242of-362 (66.9) passes for 4,002 yards and 48 touchdowns. Added 756 yards and 16 scores on the ground.
• Had a 25-5 record in his prep career.
• Rush and his wife, Lauryn, have two daughters, Ayla and Evelyn.
• Earned his degree in actuarial science.
COMMUNITY:• 2017 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2017-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019, 2022-23 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2019, 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

STAFF
TRENT
SIEG
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

TRENT SIEG (SIG)
44 • Long Snapper

6-4 • 255 • 5/19/95
Colorado State • FA-’23
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 6th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/0-LV; Career-80/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-1/0
PRO: The Dallas Cowboys signed long snapper Trent Sieg in the 2023 offseason to provide a veteran presence andstabilizing force at the ignition point of their special teams units. Sieg originally signed with Baltimore as an undraftedrookie in 2018 but was released after training camp and caught on with the Raiders, where he served as the primarylong snapper for the last five seasons. He has played in 80 games over his five-year career, and Sieg signed a one-year
deal with Dallas for the 2023 season.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/22/23: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
3/19/23: Released by Las Vegas.
3/3/21:Signed a three-year contract with Las Vegas.
3/23/20: Signed a one-year contract with Las Vegas.
3/20/19: Signed a one-year contract with Oakland.
4/30/18: Signed with Baltimore as an undrafted free agent, released (8/31) and signed with Oakland (9/12).
2022 (Las Vegas):• Snapped in all 17 games, recording two special teams tackles.
2021 (Las Vegas):• Played in 16 games and helped kicker Daniel Carlson set the franchise record for most points scored in a single
season (150), converting 40-of-43 field goals, and provided clean snaps to Pro Bowl punter AJ Cole.
2020 (Las Vegas):• Played in 16 games and helped Carlson break his previous franchise record for single-season field goal percentage, finishing with a mark of 94.3 percent, while helping the Raiders record the fourth-most percentage of punts
ending inside the 20-yard line (45.5%).
2019 (Oakland):• Appeared in all 16 games for the first time in his career, snapping to Cole and helped him register the fifth-mostpunts inside the 20-yard line in the NFL (33).
• Added two special teams tackles.
2018 (Baltimore/Oakland):• Played in 15 games his rookie season with the Raiders and aided Carlson to a then franchise-record 94.1 fieldgoal percentage.
• Signed with Baltimore as an undrafted free agent, but was released after camp and signed with the Raiders.
COLLEGE:• Appeared in 52 games for Colorado State, never missing a snap throughout his four-year career, and recorded six
special teams tackles.
• Played in all 13 games in 2017, earning Academic All-Mountain West honors, making two tackles.
• Played in all 13 games in 2016, snapping to first-team All-Mountain West punter Hayden Hunt.
• As a sophomore, played in all 13 games, recording two tackles and snapped to Ray Guy Award finalist andAll-America punter Hunt, who ranked fifth nationally with 46.0 yards-per-punt.
• Recorded two tackles and snapped in all 13 games as a redshirt freshman in 2014.
• Redshirted in 2013.
PERSONAL:• Senior Captain at Eaton, Colo., High School, earning All-Colorado and all-conference honors as a linebacker,
racking up 67 tackles and 10.0 sacks. Added 29 catches for 510 yards as a tight end.
• Earned academic All-Colorado honors in 2011 and 2012.
• Also lettered in baseball and basketball.
• Majored in mechanical engineering at Colorado State.
• He and his wife, Carly, have a son, Elijah.
COMMUNITY:• 2023 Prison Fellowship Camp.

SIEG’S NFL TOTALSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2018 (15/0-LV); 2019 (16/0-LV); 2020 (16/0-LV); 2021 (16/0, 1/0-LV); 2022 (17/0-LV). Total: 80/0, 1/0.

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

SIDELINES

Special Teams Tackles ­– 2019 (2-0-2), 2022 (0-2-2). Totals: (2-2-4).

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TYLER SMITH
73 • Tackle

2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY

COLLEGE: The Dallas Cowboys addressed an immediate need while also looking to the future when they drafted
Tyler Smith in the first round (24th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft. Smith came to Dallas after three seasons at Tulsa,
where he made 23 starts in 25 career games. He prepped down the road from the Cowboys facility at North Crowley
High School in Fort Worth before his three-year career at Tulsa. In his rookie campaign, Smith was called to duty at left
tackle after incumbent starter Tyron Smith went down with an injury at the end of training camp. Smith did not missa beat, starting all 17 games of his rookie year - 16 at left tackle and one at left guard - and solidified the left side of
the Cowboys offensive line. He will be a key cog up front for the Cowboys for years to come after an impressive start
to his career.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/28/22: Drafted in the first round (24th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started all 17 games as a rookie - 16 at left tackle and one at left guard - and both postseason contests.
• Made his NFL debut and first career start in the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), becoming the firstrookie in team history to start a season opener at left tackle - 13th rookie offensive lineman overall in teamhistory.
• Part of an offensive line that allowed only one sack of Cooper Rush against Cincinnati (9/18), making his second
career start in place of Dak Prescott.
• Assisted the offense in scoring touchdowns on each of its first four possessions against Chicago (10/30), thefirst time a Cowboys team opened the game with four straight touchdowns since 2014 against Indianapolis(12/21). The offense also converted nine-of-11 third down chances, an 81.8% conversion rate that served as
the highest percentage by a Cowboys team within the last 40 seasons.
• The Dallas offense registered season-highs in total net yards (458) and time of possession (37:24) and scoreda touchdown or field goal on its first seven drives - the first time in team history that has occurred (since 1978
when the NFL expanded to a 16-game schedule - at Minnesota (11/20).
• The offense helped power the team to 54 points (48 on offense) - the only team in 2022 to top 50 points andthe fifth-most points in team history - and a season-high 220 rushing yards against Indianapolis (12/4).
• Named a team captain against Philadelphia (12/24) and assisted the offense as the unit totaled 419 yards, 25
first downs and 40 points - the eighth consecutive game the Cowboys scored 25-plus points to mark the longest
streak in team history. Also saw Prescott post a season-best 347 passing yards and three passing scores.
• Started at left guard in his postseason debut at Tampa Bay (1/16/23), shifting to left tackle in the second quarter after Jason Peters left the game with an injury, and helped block for an offense that totaled 425 net yards,
26 first downs and a 34:34 time of possession.
• Started at left tackle in the Divisional Round at San Francisco (1/22/23).
COLLEGE:• Started 23-of-25 games at Tulsa at left tackle, earning numerous accolades.
• Started 12 games at left tackle and named second-team All-AAC as a redshirt sophomore.
• Freshman All-America selection and first-team All-AAC honoree as a redshirt freshman, starting all nine games
at left tackle.
• Redshirted as a true freshman, playing in the final four games with two starts at left tackle.
PERSONAL:• Three-year letterwinner from North Crowley High School in Fort Worth, Texas, playing both guard and tackle.
• Earned first-team all-district as a junior.
• Majored in finance at Tulsa.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• Read Across America Day.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

TYLER
SMITH

6-5 • 320 • 4/3/01
Tulsa • D1-’22 (24th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-17/17
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-2/2

TYLER SMITH’S COWBOYS TOTALS151

SIDELINESGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2022 (17/17, 2/2). Totals: 17/17, 2/2.

STAFFTYRON SMITH (TIE-rin)

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

TYRON
SMITH

77 • Tackle
6-5 • 307 • 12/12/90
Southern California • D1-‘11 (9th overall)
NFL: 13th Year • Cowboys: 13th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-4/4; Career-148/148
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-8/8
PRO: For just the fourth time in team history, and first time since
1981, the Dallas Cowboys selected an offensive lineman in thefirst round of the draft when they chose Tyron Smith with theninth overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. He also became the 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021
second-highest offensive lineman drafted in Cowboys history
behind John Niland, who was selected fifth in the 1966 Draft. Smith stepped in and immediately took over the startingright tackle spot as a rookie, starting all 16 games he played to become the first rookie to start all 16 games along
the offensive line since Rob Petitti in 2005 and the third overall to do so. In his second season, Smith manned the blindside, moving to left tackle. In 2013 Smith returned as the club’s starting left tackle, and he earned his first career trip
to the Pro Bowl as a starter. He signed an eight-year extension during 2014 training camp and was a key part of a linethat paved the way for the NFL’s rushing leader (DeMarco Murray - 1,845 yards) and the second-ranked rushing attack(2,354), to earn his second straight trip to the Pro Bowl. He earned his third straight trip to the all-star game following
the 2015 season after helping Darren McFadden to his second career 1,000-yard rushing season (1,089) and the firsttime in team history the Cowboys had two different running backs top 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons. In 2016
Smith was part of an offensive line that led the way for the league’s leading rusher (Ezekiel Elliott, 1,631 yards) andthe NFL’s second-ranked rushing attack (149.8 yards-per-game). En route to his fourth straight Pro Bowl selection,
Smith & Co. also helped rookie quarterback Dak Prescott establish league rookie records in quarterback rating(104.9) and completion percentage (67.8). In 2017 Smith was limited to 13 games, suffering from groin and knee
injuries through the season, but performed at a level to earn his fifth straight Pro Bowl appearance, helping block
for an offense that topped 2,000 rushing yards in consecutive seasons. Smith earned his sixth consecutive Pro
Bowl appearance following the 2018 season, starting all 13 games he played on a line that helped lead the way
for the league’s rushing leader - Elliott, 1,434 yards - along with an NFC East Division crown. Smith had anotherstrong performance, earning his seventh consecutive Pro Bowl appearance in 2019 to become the all-time clubleader among tackles for Pro Bowl selections. Behind the line’s work, Dallas led the league in total yards (6,904),
tied for second in third down conversion rate (47.1), placed second in net passing yards (4,751), third in first downs(379) and was fifth in rushing yards (2,153) while allowing 23.0 sacks - the second-fewest in the NFL. The 2020 season
was a disappointment for the perennial Pro Bowler as he was limited to just two games as a neck injury sidelined him
for 14. After undergoing surgery and spending the season rehabbing, Smith started all 11 games he played in 2021
and returned to form in those contests, earning his eighth Pro Bowl trip to tie Emmitt Smith for the sixth-most in teamhistory. His eight are second to Larry Allen’s 10 for Cowboys offensive linemen. He missed 13 games in 2022 after
suffering a hamstring injury in training camp but returned at the end of the year to start four games on the right sideand both playoff contests, moving back to right tackle for the first time since his rookie season after the emergenceof rookie Tyler Smith at left tackle.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
8/31/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a hamstring injury.
10/10/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a neck injury.
12/29/17: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
7/30/14: Signed an eight-year contract extension through 2023.
4/28/11: Drafted in the first round (ninth overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Missed the first 13 games of the season after suffering a hamstring injury in training camp but returned to startat right tackle for the first time since his rookie season over the final four games of the regular season and both
playoff contests.
• Returned to action and made his 2022 season debut at Jacksonville (12/18), starting at right tackle for the firsttime at that position since his rookie 2011 season.
• Assisted the offense against Philadelphia (12/24) as the unit totaled 419 yards, 25 first downs and 40 points the eighth consecutive game that the Cowboys scored 25-plus points to mark the longest streak in team history.
Also saw Prescott post a season-best 347 passing yards and three passing scores.
• Named a team captain as the offense tallied a season-high 26 first downs and 361 net yards behind the blockingof the offensive line at Tennessee (12/29), helping Elliott rush for a touchdown in his ninth straight game, joining
Emmitt Smith as the only Cowboys players with a nine-game rushing touchdown streak.
• Started at right tackle in the Wild Card game at Tampa Bay (1/16/23) as the offense opened the postseason
with 425 net yards, 26 first downs and a 34:34 time of possession.
• Started at right tackle in the Divisional Round at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021:• Started all 11 games he played, missing five with an ankle injury and on the COVID-19 list, and earned a trip to
the Pro Bowl for the eighth time in his career - second all-time among Dallas linemen.
• After missing the final 14 games of 2020 with a neck injury, returned for the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) andblocked for a 400-yard passer and a pair of 100-yard receivers (ninth occurrence in team history).
• Named a team captain for the win at the LA Chargers (9/19).
• The offense rushed for a season-high 245 yards with a 7.2 yard-per-carry average behind Elliott’s 143-yard
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• In the win against the N.Y. Giants (10/10), the offense rolled up 515 yards - 201 rushing and 314 passing - tomark the first time since 1983 the Cowboys had 200-plus rushing yards and 300-plus passing yards in a game.
• In totaling 567 yards at New England (10/17), the Cowboys compiled the most passing yards (445) against aBill Belichick-coached team.
• Injured his ankle in the second quarter at Minnesota (10/31) and did not return. Missed games against Denver(11/7), Atlanta (11/14) and at Kansas City (11/21) before returning on Thanksgiving Day against Las Vegas(11/25) and starting at left tackle.
• Suffered an ankle injury in the third quarter at Washington (12/12) and missed the game at the N.Y. Giants(12/19) and against Washington (12/26) but returned to the field against Arizona (1/2/22).
• Landed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list for the season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22).
2020:• Limited to only two games due to a neck injury.
• After starting the season opener at the LA Rams (9/13), missed the next two games with a neck injury andreturned to start against Cleveland (10/4). Helped block for the offense’s 566 yards - the third straight gamewith more than 500 yards - a team record.
• Re-injured his neck in the game against the Browns and landed on Reserve/Injured that next week.
2019:• Started all 13 games he played to earn his seventh straight trip to the Pro Bowl and pass Rayfield Wright for themost Pro Bowl selections by a Cowboys tackle.
• On the season, Dallas had a single-season franchise-best 12 400-yard games (three-500; nine-400) and the line
yielded 23.0 sacks - second-fewest in the league.
• Blocked for two 100-yard runners (Elliott and Tony Pollard) twice on the season - against Miami (9/22) and the
LA Rams (12/15) - the first time in Cowboys history the team had two men each top 100-yards in a single gametwice in a season.
• Missed back-to-back games with an ankle injury - against Green Bay (10/6) and at the N.Y. Jets (10/13).
• Sat out the season finale against Washington (12/29) with a back injury.
2018:• Tied Wright for the most Pro Bowl selections by a Cowboys offensive tackle with his sixth career trip.
• Started all 13 games he played on a line that led the way for the NFL’s rushing leader - Elliott, 1,434 yards.
• Helped the offense total a season-high 414 yards, including 152 rushing yards by Elliott (240 scrimmage yards)
in the win against Detroit (9/30).
• Blocked for a 100-yard rusher (Elliott-106) and 100-yard receiver (Cole Beasley-101), first since at Pittsburgh(11/13/16), and the offense scored on each of the first four possessions against Jacksonville (10/14).
• Did not play on Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22) and was inactive against New Orleans (11/29)
with a neck injury.
• Returned to start in the win over Philadelphia (12/9), helped block for a 400-yard passer (Prescott-455) a 200yard receiver (Cooper-217) and a 100-yard rusher (Elliott-113) for the first time in club history. The team also
had a franchise-best 45:33 time of possession and 32 first downs.
2017:• Selected to his fifth overall and fifth consecutive Pro Bowl, playing 13 games, missing three with injuries.
• Was placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury prior to the season finale at Philadelphia (12/31).
• At San Francisco (10/22) the offense totaled 501 yards, including 265 on the ground, for the 20th 500-yard
game in team history.
• Played and started his 100th career game - against Kansas City (11/5).
• Missed the next two games and returned to start on Thanksgiving Day against the LA Chargers (11/23).
• Suffered a knee injury in the second half at Oakland (12/17) then was sidelined against Seattle (12/24) threeplays into the game with the injury.
• Placed on Reserve/Injured with the knee injury on Dec. 29.
2016:• Started all 13 games he played, missing three with a back injury, earned his fourth consecutive trip to the Pro
Bowl and blocked for the league’s leading rusher (Elliott, 1,631) and the second-ranked rushing attack (148.8).
• Behind the line’s work, Prescott also earned Offensive Rookie of the Year honors while Elliott took home FedEx
Ground Player of the Year.
• Earned AP and Sporting News All-Pro first-team, PFWA All-NFL and was part of a line that earned Built Ford Tough
Offensive Line of the Year honors.
• Did not yield a sack in the season opener against the N.Y. Giants (9/11) as Prescott became the fourth Cowboys
rookie to start a season at quarterback. Also blocked for Elliott, who became the fourth rookie rusher to start
the opener for the club.
• Inactive/Injured (back) for the Sunday night win against Chicago (9/25) and at San Francisco (10/2) but returned
against Cincinnati (10/9) and helped Elliott to his third straight 130-yard game - the first 100-yard rusher allowedby Cincinnati on the season.
• At Green Bay (10/16) blocked for Elliott’s fourth straight 130-yard outing - first NFL rookie, 11th rusher overall toaccomplish the feat - the first player to rush for over 100 yards against the Packers on the season. Also allowed
Prescott to throw for a season-high three touchdown passes on 18-of-27 attempts.
• Led the way for Dallas’ first 300-yard passer (Prescott-319), 100-yard receiver (Dez Bryant-116) and 100-yard
rusher (Elliott-114) since 2013 as the offense racked up its seventh straight 400-yard game.
• Helped the offense tie an NFL record with eight consecutive 400-yard games as the offense finished with 417
yards against Baltimore (11/20). The club scored points on each of its final eight drives.
• Against Tampa Bay (12/18) blocked for Elliott’s top rushing yard performance of the year (159 yards) as theoffense rushed for 185 yards and two touchdowns on 32 runs. Also helped Prescott to the second-highest
completion percentage (88.9 - minimum 30 attempts) in NFL history.
• Was inactive for the regular season finale in Philadelphia (1/1/17) and returned for the Divisional Playoff Gameagainst Green Bay (1/15/17), helping block for an offense that had a 100-yard rusher (Elliott-125), 100-yard
receiver (Bryant-132) and a 300-yard passer (Prescott-302) for only the second time in team playoff history. The
club also racked up 429 yards - seventh in a game in team playoff history.

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2015:• Selected to play in his third straight Pro Bowl after starting all 16 games for the third straight season, fourth
overall, allowing McFadden to rush for his second career 1,000-yard season (1,089). It was the first time inteam history the Cowboys had two different rushers top 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons.
• Against Atlanta (9/27) blocked for an offense that averaged 6.0 yards-per-rush with four rushing touchdowns the most by a Cowboys offense since four at Arizona (11/15/98). All four came in the first half, the second timein franchise history Dallas had four rushing touchdowns in a half - first half against the N.Y. Giants (12/1/63).
• Against Philadelphia (11/8) helped the offense rack up 411 yards as McFadden topped 100 rushing yards (117)and two receivers (Beasley-112, and Bryant-104) both topped 100 receiving yards to mark the first time since1999 Dallas had a pair of 100-yard receivers along with a 100-yard rusher.
• Blocked for an offense that rushed for 171 yards and one touchdown on 20 carries (8.6), including long runs of
50, 45 and 22 yards at Green Bay (12/13).
• In Kellen Moore’s first career start, did not yield a sack on 31 attempts as the running game averaged 4.8
yards-per-carry (25 for 121) at Buffalo (12/27).
• The season finale against Washington (1/3/16) saw the offense rack up a season-high 512 yards, including 435
passing yards by Moore - sixth in a game in team history.
2014:• Started all 16 games for the league’s second-ranked rushing offense, blocking for the league’s rushing leader(Murray-1,845) and the most efficient quarterback (Tony Romo-113.2 passer rating) and earned his second
straight Pro Bowl selection.
• Was a key component helping Murray set a league record by rushing for at least 100 yards in each of the firsteight games of the season while rushing for a team-record 1,845 yards.
• Led the way for Murray to rush for 100 yards - his third straight 100-yard game to become the third Cowboy
with 100 yards in each of the first three games of a season - and did not yield a sack in Dallas’ all-time greatest
comeback win (without overtime) at St. Louis (9/21).
• In the win over New Orleans (9/28), blocked for 190 yards and two scores on 35 runs (5.4) and allowed Murray
to rush for 149 yards and both scores on 24 carries (6.5) to become the seventh NFL rusher, third Cowboy, with
100 yards in four straight games to open the season. Murray also was only the fourth rusher with four 100-yardgames with at least one touchdown in each of the first four games of a season.
• At Seattle (10/12) became the first offensive lineman since Brian Waters (2004) and the first offensive tackle
since Erik Williams (1992) to take home Offensive Player of the Week honors after helping Murray join Brown(1958) as the only two men in NFL history with six straight 100-yard games to open a season.
• Guided Murray to his club-record tying 11th 100-yard game of the season with 179 yards - second in his career- and a touchdown in the Thursday night win at Chicago (12/4).
• The offense had 127 yards on 40 runs and Tony Romo completed a club-record 90.0% (18-of-20) of his passes
with four scores and a personal-best 151.7 rating in the NFC East-clinching win against Indianapolis (12/21).
• In the season-ending win at Washington (12/28), allowed Murray to break the club single-season rushing record(1,845) and the club record for 100-yard games (12), finishing with 100 yards and a touchdown.
• Helped block for Murray to rush for 123 yards (ninth in a postseason game in team history) and a touchdown
on 25 carries (4.9) in the Divisional Playoff loss at Green Bay (1/11/15).
2013:• Had a solid season as the club’s starting left tackle, opening all 16 games for the second time in his career andearned his first career Pro Bowl selection.
• Helped block for Romo against Denver (10/6), who finished with a club-record 506 yards and five touchdowns,
completing 25-of-36 passes for a 140.0 rating. The offense gained 522 yards and scored six touchdowns.
• Helped block for three Murray rushing touchdowns against Oakland (11/28). It was the first multi-rushing touchdown game by a Cowboys running back since Marion Barber had two at New Orleans (12/10/09) and the first
three-score game since Julius Jones at Seattle (12/6/04).
2012:• Made the move to left tackle and started all 15 games he played, missing one with an ankle injury.
• Helped the offense rack up 5,994 net yards - third in a season in team history - as Romo threw for a career-highand club record 4,903 yards.
• In the opener at the N.Y. Giants (9/5), started at left tackle for the first time in his career and helped block for
a 100-yard rusher (Murray-131), 100-yard receiver (Kevin Ogletree-114) and a 300-yard passer (Romo-307).
• At Baltimore (10/14) helped block for 227 rushing yards, the most ever allowed by the Ravens, and the mostfor Dallas since rushing for 297 against St. Louis (10/23/11).
• Helped block for Romo, who threw for a then career-high 437 yards, third in team history, on a club-record 62
attempts with 36 completions - good for second in team history - against the N.Y. Giants (10/28).
• Suffered a left ankle injury in the second quarter and missed the rest of the game against Cleveland (11/18).
• Helped Romo throw for 416 yards - his third 400-yard game of the season - and four touchdowns in the overtime
loss to New Orleans (12/23).
2011:• Started all 16 games at right tackle as a rookie.
• Made his NFL debut at right tackle at the N.Y. Jets (9/11), helping Romo throw for 342 yards and two touchdowns on 23-of-36 passes.
• Along with fellow 2011 draft choice Bill Nagy, it was the first time in franchise history a Cowboys team started
two rookies on the offensive line in the season opener. The pair also became the seventh and eighth rookie
linemen to ever start a season opener and the first since Rob Petitti in 2005. Overall, they were the 38th and39th rookies to start an opener for Dallas.
• Allowed time for Romo to throw for 345 yards and two touchdowns - his 20th straight game with a scoring tossand 28th career 300-yard game - in the overtime win at San Francisco (9/18).
• Blocked for Romo’s 30th career 300-yard performance as the offense gained 377 yards of offense at New
England (10/16).
• Opened holes for Murray to rush for a club-record 253 yards as the team finished with the fourth-most rushingyards in a game in team history (294) against St. Louis (10/23).
• The offense scored a touchdown on each of its first four possessions for the first time in team history andtotaled 433 yards of offense while not yielding a sack in the win over Buffalo (11/13).

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2022 SEASONRECORDSCOLLEGE:• All-America first-team selection by The NFL Draft Report and rated the best offensive tackle eligible for the 2011draft as a junior.
• Recipient of the Morris Trophy, given to the top offensive lineman in the Pac-10, as voted by conference defensive lineman, a consensus All-Pac 10 first-team and named USC’s Offensive Lineman of the Year.
• Started 12 games at right tackle and was the only lineman in the conference to record 100 knockdowns while
adding 13 touchdown-resulting blocks and yielding just one sack the entire season.
• Saw time on special teams, blocking a pair of extra point attempts.
• Started the first 12 games of his sophomore season and was an All-American selection by The NFL Draft Reportand honorable mention by College Football News.
• Earned honorable mention All-Pac 10 Conference pick helping USC average 149.5 rushing yards-per-game,along with 24 rushing touchdowns.
• Served as the backup left tackle and played on special teams as a true freshman, playing in 10 games, missing
only one due to injury.
PERSONAL:• Was a two-way lineman at Rancho Verde High School in Moreno Valley, Calif. and earned numerous honors as asenior, including Parade, SuperPrep, PrepStar and Scout.com All-America first-team.
• Consensus five-star pick who ranked 15th on the Rivals 100 list and as a junior made Cal-Hi Sports all-state
underclassmen second-team.
• Majored in public policy, management and planning at USC.
• Has a fiancé, Holly Berens.
COMMUNITY:• 2011 Rookie Club presented by UnitedHealthcare.
• 2012-16 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2012-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2014-19 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting The Salvation Army.
• 2014-16 Albertson’s All Star Gala benefiting The Salvation Army and Muscular Dystrophy Association.
• 2014 NFL Play 60 clinic, London, England.
• 2014 Fan Appreciation Pep Rally, London, England.
• 2014 Cowboys/NFL United Way Play 60 campaign.
• 2015-16 Taste of the NFL: The Ultimate Cowboys Tailgate Party host benefiting North Texas Food Bank.
• 2015-17, 2019 Dirk Nowitzki Heroes Celebrity Baseball Game (2015 MVP).
• 2016 Offensive Line Visit to North Texas Food Bank.
• 2016 Ford Firehouse Restoration.
• 2017 The Salvation Army Disaster Relief Telethon for Hurricane Harvey.
• 2017 Thanksgiving Military Family Surprise presented by Ford.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats Campaign.
• WrestleMania 32 week community event Make-a-Wish private signing at Dave & Buster’s.
• Hosts youth football camp in his Moreno Valley, Calif., benefiting Rancho Verde High School.
• Annual Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

TYRON SMITH’S COWBOYS TOTALSTERENCE STEELEPLAYOFF
RECORDSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2011 (16/16); 2012 (15/15); 2013 (16/16); 2014 (16/16, 2/2); 2015 (16/16); 2016 (13/13, 1/1);
2017 (13/13); 2018 (13/13, 2/2); 2019 (13/13); 2020 (2/2); 2021 (11/11, 1/1), 2022 (4/4, 2/2).
Total: 148/148, 8/8.

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HISTORY

6-6 • 320 • 6/4/97
Texas Tech • UDFA-’20
NFL: 4th Year • Cowboys: 4th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-13/13; Career-45/40
Postseason: 2022-0/0-IR; Career-1/0

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PRO: After signing with Dallas as a rookie free agent following the 2020 NFL Draft, Terence Steele could havebeen considered a long shot to make the roster, but with a rash of injuries to the offensive line through training
camp and the season, the Cibolo, Texas native not only earned a roster spot, but he also took on the startingright tackle job in place of La’el Collins (hip). Steele gained valuable NFL experience as a rookie, starting 14of the 16 games he played. His experience as a rookie, as well as a focused offseason conditioning program,
paid dividends for Steele in his second season as he started 13 of the 16 games he played - seeing time atboth tackle spots in 2021. With the departure of Collins, Steele took the reigns of the right tackle spot in 2022
and started 13 games on the right side of the line before a knee injury prematurely ended his breakout campaign and he went to the Reserve/Injured list for the remainder of the season. After spending the offseason
rehabbing, Steele will return in 2023 looking to recapture the success he established in 2022.

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/20/23: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2023.
12/14/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a knee injury.
5/2/20:Signed with Dallas as an undrafted free agent.
2022:• Started 13 games at right tackle before suffering a knee injury in Week 14 that forced him to the Reserve/
Injured list and ended his season.
• Part of an offensive line that allowed only one sack of Cooper Rush against Cincinnati (9/18), making his second
career start in place of Dak Prescott.
• Named a team captain and assisted the offense in scoring a touchdown on each of its first four possessions
against Chicago (10/30), the first time a Cowboys team opened the game with four straight touchdowns since2014 against Indianapolis (12/21). The offense also converted nine-of-11 third down chances, an 81.8% conversion rate, that served as the highest percentage by a Cowboys team within the last 40 seasons.
• The Dallas offense registered season-highs in total net yards (458) and time of possession (37:24) and scoreda touchdown or field goal on its first seven drives - the first time in team history that has occurred (since 1978
when the NFL expanded to a 16-game schedule - at Minnesota (11/20).
• The offense helped power the team to 54 points (48 on offense) - the only team in 2022 to top 50 points andthe fifth-most points in team history - and a season-high 220 rushing yards against Indianapolis (12/4).
• Injured his knee in the second quarter against Houston (12/11) and did not return.
2021:• Started 13 of the 16 games he played - seven at right tackle; six at left tackle.
• Started in place of Collins (suspension) for the Week 2 win at the LA Chargers (9/19).
• The offense rushed for a season-high 245 yards with a 7.2 yard-per-carry average behind Ezekiel Elliott’s 143yard effort against Carolina (10/3).
• In the win against the N.Y. Giants (10/10), the offense rolled up 515 yards - 201 rushing and 314 passing - tomark the first time since 1983 the Cowboys had 200-plus rushing yards and 300-plus passing yards.
• In totaling 567 yards at New England (10/17), the Cowboys compiled the most passing yards (445) against aBill Belichick-coached team.
• Started at left tackle in place of Tyron Smith (ankle) against Denver (11/7) and against Atlanta (11/14), helping
the offense rack up 37 points against the Falcons.
• Selected as an offensive captain for the game at Kansas City (11/21).
• Missed the game at New Orleans (12/2) on the COVID list, but returned as a reserve at Washington (12/12) andsaw time in the second quarter in place of Collins (cramping) and again in the fourth quarter with Collins ejected.
• At the N.Y. Giants (12/19) started in place of Smith and rotated series with Ty Nsekhe.
• With a touchdown catch against Washington (12/26), became the first Dallas offensive lineman with a touchdown reception in franchise history.
• Started the finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22) in place of Tyron Smith (Reserve/COVID-19), then saw time as areserve lineman and on special teams in his postseason debut against San Francisco (1/16/22).
2020:• Was one-of-three (Rico Dowdle and Sean McKeon) rookie free agents to make the roster out of training campand due to injuries along the line, played in all 16 games, starting 14 at right tackle.
• Made his NFL debut at the LA Rams (9/13), starting in place of Collins (hip), becoming the first Cowboys rookie
to start at right tackle in a season opener since Tyron Smith in 2011. Joined Charlie Granger (right tackle, 1961)
as the only Cowboys undrafted free agents to start a season-opener as a rookie.
• Also joined CeeDee Lamb and Trevon Diggs as starters to mark the first time Dallas had three rookies start aseason opener since Antonio Bryant, Andre Gurode and Roy Williams in 2002.
• Moved to a reserve role at Minnesota (11/22) and against Washington (11/26), yielding the starting slot to Zack
Martin.
• Called into action at right tackle after Martin (calf) was felled against Washington (11/26).
• Finished the year starting the final five games at right tackle.
COLLEGE:• Four-year starter (47 games), who left Texas Tech as a two-time All-Big 12 offensive tackle and team captain.
• Started the first 37 games of his career before missing the first two games of 2019 due to injury.
• Anchored a line that only allowed 18 sacks in 2019 despite attempting the third-most passes in the nation (531).
• Showed his ability to play both sides of the line, as he rotated back and forth from right tackle to left tackle
throughout his time in Lubbock.
• Started at left tackle as a redshirt freshman in 2016 for a Red Raider offense that featured reigning Super Bowl
MVP Patrick Mahomes as the quarterback.
• Named to the All-Big 12 freshman team by Athlon Sports in 2016, helping the Texas Tech offense lead the nationin both passing yards and total offense.
PERSONAL:• Rated a three-star prospect out of Steele High School in Cibolo, Texas.
• Second-team all-state selection by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football.
• As a senior, named unanimous first-team All-District 25-6A and San Antonio Express-News first-team All-Area.
• Graded out at 96 percent as a senior in 2014 with 42 pancakes and 55 knockdowns.
• Earned his degree in sport management at Texas Tech.
COMMUNITY:• 2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
• 2021-22 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• WrestleMania 38 Special Olympics Camp.
• Salute to Service week events.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.

STEELE’S COWBOYS TOTALSGAMES/STARTS: 2020 (16/14); 2021 (16/13, 1/0); 2022 (13/13, 0/0-IR). Totals: (45/40, 1/0).

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Receptions – 2021 (1 for 1 yard, 1 TD).

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18 • Wide Receiver2022 SEASONRECORDS
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RECORDSCOLLEGE: Jalen Tolbert joined the Dallas Cowboys receiver ranks following the 2022 NFL Draft as the mostdecorated offensive player in South Alabama football history, setting program records in receptions (178), receiving yards (3,140) and touchdown catches (22) during his playing career. Originally a third round selection (88thoverall), Tolbert entered his rookie season with an opportunity to seize the third receiver role but was unable to gain
any traction, playing in eight games with one start and recording two catches for 12 yards. He will look to make asignificant jump in his second season after a full offseason of work.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/22: Drafted in the third round (88th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in eight games with one start, registering two catches for 12 yards.
• Inactive for the first two games of the year, making his NFL debut at the N.Y. Giants on Monday Night Football(9/26), catching one pass for four yards.
• Made his first start against Chicago (10/30) but did not record any stats.
• Caught one pass for a season-long eight yards at Minnesota (11/20).
• Was inactive for both postseason contests.
COLLEGE:• Voted the Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Year, the first in school history to claim the award, andwas chosen first-team All-Conference by the league’s head coaches and media after breaking his school records
with 82 catches for 1,474 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior.
• Voted first-team All-Sun Belt Conference and was a first-team All-League selection by Pro Football Focus and Phil
Steele Publications after starting all 11 games and setting then single-season South Alabama records with 64
catches and 1,085 receiving yards and tying the school single-season record with eight touchdown catches.
• Started all 12 contests as a sophomore and finished the year with 27 catches for 521 yards, leading the teamwith six touchdown receptions and an average of 19.3 yards-per-reception.
• Played in every game as a redshirt freshman and tallied five receptions for 60 yards in his first collegiate action.
• Redshirted as a true freshman after suffering an injury in preseason camp.
PERSONAL:• Lettered three years at McGill-Toolen High School in Mobile, Ala., and received honorable mention all-region accolades from the Mobile Press-Register after his senior year, catching 37 passes for 696 yards and nine scores.
• Also earned three letters in basketball and baseball.
• Earned his undergraduate degree in sports management in May 2021.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com..
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach• Read Across America Day.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

JALEN
TOLBERT

6-1 • 200 • 2/27/99
South Alabama • D3-’22 (88th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-8/1; Career-8/1
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

TOLBERT’S COWBOYS TOTALS
Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas.................... 8-1

No
2

Yds
12

RECEIVING
Avg
6.0

Long
8t

No
0

RUSHING

Yds
0

Avg
0.0

Long
0

TD
0

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TURPIN
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KaVONTAE TURPIN
9 • Wide Receiver

5-7 • 155 • 8/2/96
TCU • UDFA-’22
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/0; Career-17/0
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-2/0
COLLEGE: The Dallas Cowboys signed KaVontae Turpin following his breakout season in the 2022 USFL
spring football league, where he earned league MVP honors as an offensive weapon and return specialist.
Turpin’s first season in the NFL earned him Pro Bowl honors as a returner, after he averaged 24.2 yards
on 21 kick returns and ranked fifth in the NFL by averaging 10.4 yards-per-return on 29 punt returns. He 2022
became the first Cowboys player ever to be selected to the Pro Bowl as a designated return specialist.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
7/28/22: Signed with Dallas as a free agent.
2022 (USFL/Dallas):• Earned USFL Most Valuable Player honors in the inaugural season of the league’s re-launch, leading the New
Jersey Generals and the league in receiving yards (540) and yards after the catch (316) on 44 receptions withfour receiving scores. Added a punt return for a touchdown and a league-best 15.3 yards-per-return.
• Signed with Dallas in July and made the roster out of training camp, serving primarily as the Cowboys return
specialist for all 17 games and earning Pro Bowl accolades after averaging 24.2 yards on 21 kick returns andranking fifth in the NFL by averaging 10.4 yards-per-return on 29 punt returns.
• Became the first Cowboys player to be selected to the Pro Bowl as a designated return specialist, and was the
only player in the league with a 50-yard kick return and a 50-yard punt return on the year.
• Also caught one pass for nine yards and rushed three times for 17 yards.
• Returned four kickoffs for 120 yards to mark the fifth-most kickoff return yards in a single game in Cowboys
postseason history at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021 (ELF/TSL/FCF):• Joined the Glacier Boyz of the Fan Controlled Football League (FCF) for the inaugural season and finished with
13 receptions for 223 yards and four touchdowns over the six-game season.
• Signed with the Sea Lions of The Spring League (TSL), appearing in six games and tying for second in theleague with three touchdowns.
• Signed with the Panthers Wroclaw of the European League of Football (ELF) in August, joining the squad midway
through the season but finishing the regular season with 702 all-purpose yards and six touchdowns. The Panthers re-signed him for the 2022 season, but Turpin opted to play for the USFL.
2020 (IFL):• After going undrafted in the 2019 NFL Draft, signed with the Frisco Fighters of the Indoor Football League (IFL)in 2020 but did not play a game with the team as the season was canceled because of COVID-19.
COLLEGE:• Was dismissed from the TCU football team in October 2018 after playing in seven games and recording 410
receiving yards and 487 return yards.
• Played in all 14 games with three starts in 2017 and was named first-team All-Big 12 as an all-purpose player,
finishing the year with 41 catches for 394 receiving yards, 86 rushing yards and 722 return yards for a totalof 1,202 all-purpose yards. Also became the only player in the nation in 2017 with a touchdown by passing,rushing, receiving, punt return and kick return in the same season.
• Played in eight games with two starts in 2016, finishing the season with 986 all-purpose yards and 123.2 all
purpose yards-per-game to lead the team. Was named honorable-mention Big 12 Special Teams Player of theYear, recording 17 kick returns for 482 yards (28.4) and had 10 punt returns for 125 yards (12.5).
• In 2015 as a freshman, saw action in all 13 games with five starts, earning honorable mention All-Big 12 honors
as a return specialist after recording 17 punt returns for 181 yards with a score and 27 kick returns for a 27.0yard average. Added 45 catches for 649 yards and eight scoring grabs, while tallying 20 carries for 116 yards.
PERSONAL:• All-state and first-team All-Northeast Louisiana as a senior at Neville High School in Monroe, La., totaling 1,928
all-purpose yards - 904 rushing and 724 receiving - and 29 touchdowns.
• Majored in criminal justice at TCU.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

158Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas.................. 17-0

No
1

Yds
9

Playoffs
2022 Dallas......................2-0

1

8

		

No
21

Playoffs
2022 Dallas........................

5

RUSHING

Avg
9.0

Long
9t

TD
0

No
3

Yds
17

Avg
17.0

Long
17

TD
0

8.0

8t

0

0

0

0.0

0

0

KICKOFF RETURNSPUNT RETURNS

Yds
508

Avg
24.2

Long
63t

TD
0

No
29

Yds
303

Avg
10.4

FC
26

Long
52

TD
0

155

31.0

44t

0

2

7

3.5

2

7

0

LEIGHTON VANDER ESCH
55 • Linebacker

HISTORY
SIDELINES

159

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

PRO: With the selection of Leighton Vander Esch in the first round (19th overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft, theDallas Cowboys added a rangy, athletic linebacker with a nose for the ball. Vander Esch was an impact player
for Dallas as a rookie, stepping in for Sean Lee (hamstring) and started 11 of the 16 games he played. By
season’s end, Vander Esch led the team with a club rookie record 176 tackles (fourth in team history) and 2018
earned a Pro Bowl spot (replacement for Luke Kuechly) to become the third Cowboys rookie defender, firstlinebacker, to play in the game. Along the way, he took home NFC Defensive Rookie of the Month honors (November)to become the third Cowboys rookie to win the award. After a stout rookie season, Vander Esch looked to improve hisdominance, but his second season was shortened to just nine games and 87 tackles - third on defense - after sufferinga neck injury that put him on Reserve/Injured for the finale and led to surgery. He spent the offseason rehabbing andregaining his form and returned in 2020 to start 10 games, missing six games with a broken clavicle (four games) andan ankle injury (two). Despite the injuries, Vander Esch finished third on the defense with 73 tackles and was named
the team’s Ed Block Courage Award winner. In 2021 Vander Esch placed second on the defense with 86 tackles togo along with one sack, three tackles for loss, five pressures, two breakups and an interception. He signed a one-year
contract with Dallas for 2022 and had a resurgent season, reaching the 100-tackle mark for the second time in his
career, registering 100 takedowns (second on the defense), three tackles for loss, a sack, one breakup and one forced
fumble in 14 starts. He signed a two-year deal in the 2023 offseason to keep him entrenched in the middle of the
Cowboys defense for the foreseeable future.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/15/23: Signed a two-year contract with Dallas through 2024.
3/18/22: Signed a one-year contract with Dallas through 2022.
9/15/20: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a clavicle injury.
12/24/19: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a neck injury.
4/26/18: Drafted in the first round (19th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Started 14 games, missing three with a neck injury, and finished second on the team with 100 tackles - his second season reaching the 100-tackle mark - three tackles for loss, a sack, a pass breakup and a forced fumble.
• Led the defense with nine tackles in the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11).
• Tied for the team lead with eight tackles and his lone sack of the season against Cincinnati (9/18).
• Led the team with 10 tackles against Washington (10/2), then recorded 11 tackles at Philadelphia (10/16).
• Tied a team-high with nine stops and forced a fumble that Micah Parsons returned for a score against Chicago(10/30).
• Surpassed 500 career tackles after recording eight tackles against the N.Y. Giants on Thanksgiving (11/24).
• Tallied a season-best 14 tackles and a tackle for loss against Houston (12/11), then recorded an assisted tackle
at Jacksonville (12/18) before leaving the game with a neck injury.
• Returned to action for the postseason, leading the defense with 21 tackles and two breakups over two games,
including a team-leading nine tackles and two breakups at Tampa Bay (1/26/23).

RECORDS6-4 • 255 • 2/8/96
Boise State • D1-’18 (19th overall)
NFL: 6th Year • Cowboys: 6th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-14/14; Career-66/60
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-5/5

2022 SEASONSINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Kickoff Returns – 4 vs. Tampa Bay, 9/11/22
Kickoff Return Yards –­ 96 at Philadelphia, 10/16/22
Long Kickoff Return –­ 63 at Philadelphia, 10/16/22
Punt Returns – 4, twice, at Minnesota, 11/20/22 and at Washington, 1/8/23
Punt Return Yards –­ 66 vs, Detroit, 10/23/22
Long Punt Return –­ 52 vs, Detroit, 10/23/22

KaVONTAE
TURPINYear Team2022 Dallas........................

RECEIVING

STAFF

TURPIN’S COWBOYS TOTALS		STAFF
LEIGHTON
VANDER ESCH
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2021:• Played in each game for the second time in his career, starting 16 of the 17 contests, and was second on the
defense with 86 tackles while adding one sack, three tackles for loss, five pressures, two breakups and an pick.
• Started the game at the LA Chargers (9/19) and had seven tackles, one for a loss, one sack and a pressure.
• Was the defensive captain at New England (10/17) and notched four stops.
• Registered a season-best 11 tackles with one for a loss against Denver (11/7), then topped 400 career tackles
at the N.Y. Giants (12/19), finishing with four.
• Made his 50th career appearance in the game against Washington (12/26) and logged five tackles and a hurry,then had a team-high 10 stops against Arizona (1/2/22).
• In the season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22), intercepted a pass to go with six tackles, a breakup and a hurry.
• Led the team with a postseason career-high 13 tackles in the Wild Card game against San Francisco (1/16/22).
2020:• Returned to the playing field after undergoing neck surgery in 2019 and started all 10 games he played, missing
six to injuries.
• Third on the defense with 73 tackles, adding one tackle for loss, one sack, one breakup and a forced fumble.
• Selected as the 2020 Ed Block Courage Award winner by his teammates.
• Posted four tackles in the opener at the LA Rams (9/13) before a broken clavicle put him on Reserve/Injured.
• Returned to practice Oct. 7 and activated Oct. 19 to start against Arizona (10/19) and tallied four tackles.
• Logged a season-best 13 tackles at Washington (10/25).
• Selected as a team captain for the game at Philadelphia (11/1) and notched three tackles, his first career fullsack and a forced fumble.
• Topped 300 career tackles, finishing with a team-high and season-high tying 13 at Minnesota (11/22).
• Left the game against San Fransisco (12/20) with an ankle injury and was inactive/injured the final two games.
2019:• Started all nine games he played, missing six with injuries, and landed on Reserve/Injured-neck for the finale.
• Despite missing seven games, finished third on the defense with 87 tackles while adding two tackles for losses,
three pressures, three breakups, a forced fumble and a half sack.
• Had a half sack - his first career sack stat - and his first career forced fumble against the N.Y. Giants (9/8).
• Reached 200 career tackles in the game against Miami (9/22), posting eight.
• Led the team with a season-high 15 stops at New Orleans (9/29), then paced the unit with 12 tackles against
Green Bay (10/6) and 11 at the N.Y. Jets (10/13).
• Suffered a neck injury in the game against Philadelphia (10/20), sat out at the N.Y. Giants (11/4), then returned
against Minnesota (11/10) to lead the defense with a season-high tying 15 tackles.
• Played in his final contest of the season at Detroit (11/17) before a neck injury made him inactive for five games
and eventually landing him on Reserve/Injured on Christmas Eve.
2018:
• Started 11-of-16 games played and led the team with a club rookie record 176 tackles - fourth in team history.
• Earned a Pro Bowl nod (replacement for Kuechly) - the third Dallas rookie defender, first linebacker.
• Made his NFL debut as a reserve linebacker in the opener at Carolina (9/9) and had four tackles, then wassecond on the team with 10 tackles at Seattle (9/23).
• Earned the first start of his career with Lee (hamstring) inactive against Detroit (9/30) and led the team with 10
tackles and his first career tackle for loss.
• Logged 18 tackles, including 12 solos, at Houston (10/7), then led the team with 12 tackles against Jacksonville (10/14) and Tennessee (11/5).
• Took home NFC Defensive Player of the Week, finishing with a single-game club rookie record 19 tackles,
including 15 solos, with one for a loss, a breakup and his first career interception at Philadelphia (11/11).
• Reached 100 tackles on the season at Atlanta (11/18), finishing with 12 tackles, three breakups, an interception(second straight game with a pick) and a hurry.
• Tied the single-season club rookie tackle record (136), finishing against Philadelphia (12/9) with eight.
• Led the defense with 18 tackles (second in his career) in the NFC East-clinching win over Tampa Bay (12/23).
• Paced the defense with 12 tackles, along with a pressure, in the Wild Card game against Seattle (1/5/19.)
COLLEGE:• Started all 14 games he played and led the team with 141 tackles, tied for the team lead with three interceptions, second with 8.5 tackles for loss and third with 4.0 sacks as a junior.
• Was limited to six games as a sophomore while fighting through injuries, logging 27 tackles, a sack, 3.5 stops
for losses, one breakup and an interception.
• As a redshirt freshman played in 12 games as a reserve linebacker and posted 20 tackles, one tackle for a loss,
two breakups and a fumble recovery. Added a rush for 10 yards on a fake punt.
• Redshirted as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Was a three-sport athlete (football, basketball and track and field) at Salmon River High School in Riggins, Idaho.
• Helped the school to state titles in both football and basketball as a junior and senior.
• Played eight-man football, seeing time at quarterback and linebacker.
• Majored in general business at Boise State.
• He and his wife, Madalynn, were married in the spring of 2019.
COMMUNITY:• 2018 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2018-19 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2020 Cowboys Draft Live virtual draft party.
• 2021 Draft-A-Thon.
• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2022-23 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.
• Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Program.

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INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

ST AT		 TT125 51 – 176
58 29 – 87
40 33 – 73
62 24 – 86
69 31 – 100
354 168 – 522

SksTkl/ QB
Yds
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0.0(0)
3(-7)
5
6 0
2 56 28.0 28 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.5(-2)
2(-6)
3
3 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1.0(-10)
1(-1)
0
1 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1.0(-7)
3(-6)
5
2 0
1
7 7.0 7 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1.0(-4)
3(-5)
3
1 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
3.5(-23) 12(-25) 16 13 3
3 63 21.0 28 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

Playoffs
2018 Dallas....................2-2
2021 Dallas....................1-1
2022 Dallas....................2-2
Totals.............................5-5

15 4 –
7 6–
10 11 –
32 21 –

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

19
13
21
53

0(0)
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

2
0
1
3

0
0
2
2

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

VANDER ESCH’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

2021 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ TB 9/9.............. 2 2 – 4				
W-@ LAC 9/19....... 4 3 – 7 1.0(-7) 1(-2) 1
W-Phi 9/27.............. 4 0 – 4				
W-Car 10/3.............. 4 1 – 5
W-NYG 10/10......... 3 2 – 5		1(-2)
W-@ NE 10/17....... 2 2 – 4
W-@ Min 10/31....... 3 1 – 4
L-Den 11/7.............. 9 2 – 11		1(-2)
W-Atl 11/14.............. 2 1 – 3			1
L-@ KC 11/21......... 2 1 – 3			1
L-LV 11/25............... 3 1 – 4
W-@ NO 12/2......... 1 1 – 2
W-@ Was 12/12..... 3 1 – 4				 1W-@ NYG 12/19..... 3 1 – 4
W-Was 12/26.......... 3 2 – 5			1
L-Ari 1/2/22............. 9 1 – 10
W-@ Phi 1/8/22...... 5 1 – 6			1 1Totals...................... 62 24 – 86 1.0(-7) 3(-6) 5 2

1 – 12			 13 – 7			14 – 19			 22019 (Dallas)

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBUW-NYG 9/8.............. 7 2 – 9 0.5(-2)		1 1W-@ Was 9/15....... 5 4 – 9			1
W-Mia 9/22.............. 6 2 – 8				 1L-@ NO 9/29........... 11 4 – 15			 1L-GB 10/6................ 6 6 – 12
L-@ NYJ 10/13....... 6 5 – 11
W-Phi 10/20............ 2 0 – 2		1(-3)
W-@ NYG 11/4.......				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
L-Min 11/10............. 11 4 – 15		 1(-3)
W-@ Det 11/17....... 4 2 – 6				 1L-@ NE 11/24.........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
L-Buf 11/28..............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
L-@ Chi 12/5...........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
W-LAR 12/15..........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
L-@ Phi 12/22.........				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
W-Was 12/29..........				
RESERVE/INJURED-NeckTotals...................... 58 29 – 87 0.5(-2) 2(-6) 3 3

Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

6 – 13SIDELINES

161

7

HISTORY

Playoffs
W-Sea 1/5/19.......... 11
L-@ LAR 1/12/19.... 4
Totals...................... 15

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2020 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ LAR 9/13......... 2 2 – 4
W-Atl 9/20...............				
RESERVE/INJURED-Clavicle
L-@ Sea 9/27..........			
RESERVE/INJURED-Clavicle
L-Cle 10/4...............			
RESERVE/INJURED-Clavicle
W-NYG 10/11..........				
RESERVE/INJURED-Clavicle
L-Ari 10/19.............. 2 2 – 4
L-@ Was 10/25....... 9 4 – 13
L-@ Phi 11/1........... 1 2 – 3 1.0(-10)
L-Pit 11/8................. 3 3 – 6
W-@ Min 11/22....... 7 6 – 13
L-Was 11/26............ 5 5 – 10		1(-1)
L-@ Bal 12/3........... 4 4 – 8
W-@ Cin 12/13....... 6 2 – 8				 1W-SF 12/20............. 1 3 – 4
W-Phi 12/27............				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Ankle
L-@ NYG 1/3/21.....				
INACTIVE/INJURED-Ankle
Totals...................... 40 33 – 73 1.0(-10) 1(-1)		 1

RECORDS2018 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ Car 9/9............ 3 1 – 4				
W-NYG 9/16........... 6 0 – 6				L-@ Sea 9/23.......... 7 3 – 10		1(-1)		
W-Det 9/30.............. 6 4 – 10			1
L-@ Hou 10/7......... 12 6 – 18				
W-Jac 10/14............ 9 3 – 12			1
L-@ Was 10/21....... 4 1 – 5				
L-Ten 11/5............... 10 2 – 12			 1 1W-@ Phi 11/11........ 15 4 – 19		 1(-5)		 1
W-@ Atl 11/18......... 6 6 – 12			1 3W-Was 11/22.......... 8 3 – 11				 1W-NO 11/29 ........... 7 2 – 9		1(-1)
W-Phi 12/9.............. 5 3 – 8				L-@ Ind 12/16......... 7 5 – 12				
W-TB 12/23............. 14 4 – 18				
W-@ NYG 12/30..... 6 4 – 10			1
Totals...................... 125 51 – 176		 3(-7) 5 6

2022 SEASON

Total Tackles – 19 at Philadelphia, 11/11/18
Playoffs – 13 San Francisco, 1/16/22
Solo Tackles – 15 at Philadelphia, 11/11/18
Playoffs – 11 vs. Seattle, 1/5/19

Special Teams Tackles – 2018 (1-2-3).

LEIGHTON
VANDER ESCH

Year Team
GP-GS
2018 Dallas..................16-11
2019 Dallas....................9-92020 Dallas..................10-102021 Dallas..................17-16
2022 Dallas..................14-14
Totals...........................66-60

STAFF

VANDER ESCH’S COWBOYS TOTALSSTAFF
LEIGHTON
VANDER ESCH
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2022 (Dallas)

VANDER ESCH’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME, cont.

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-TB 9/11................. 7 2 – 9				W-Cin 9/18.............. 4 4 – 8 1.0(-4)			 1W-@ NYG 9/26....... 2 1 – 3			1
W-WAS 10/2........... 6 4 – 10			
W-@ LAR 10/9....... 3 3 – 6			1
L-@ Phi 10/16......... 4 3 – 7		1(-3) 1
W-Det 10/23............ 11 0 – 11			
W-Chi 10/30............ 5 4 – 9			L-@ GB 11/13......... 5 3 – 8		1(-1)
W-@ Min 11/20....... 3 1 – 4			W-NYG 11/24.......... 6 2 – 8			
W-Ind 12/4.............. 12 2 – 14		 1(-1)		

2022 (Dallas), cont.
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
W-Hou 12/11........... 0 1 – 1			L-@ Jac 12/18........
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
W-Phi 12/24............
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
W-@ Ten 12/29.......
INACTIVE/INJURED-Neck
L-@ Was 1/8/23......
INACTIVE/INJURED-NeckTotals...................... 69 31 – 100 1.0(-4) 3(-5) 3 1
Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23..... 7 2 – 9			1
L-@ SF 1/22/23...... 3 9 – 12			
Totals...................... 10 11 – 21			 1

2
2TRISTAN VIZCAINO
16 • Kicker

6-2 • 215 • 7/31/96
Washington • FA-’23
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-3/0; Career-10/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0
PRO: The Cowboys added Tristan Vizcaino to the practice squad during the 2022 postseason and then signed him
back during the 2023 offseason in their search for a long-term solution in the kicking game. Vizcaino has kicked in 10
games for four different teams since he entered the league in 2019, making 11-of-12 field goals and 15-of-20 PATs over
his career, with a long field goal of 47 yards and a touchback percentage of 40.9% (18-of-44) on his kickoff attempts.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
2/22/23: Signed with Dallas.
1/16/23: Released by New England and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (1/19).
11/12/22: Signed with Arizona, released (11/15) and signed to New England’s practice squad (11/21).
6/10/22: Signed with New England, released (8/30) and signed to New England’s practice squad (9/21).
3/5/21:Signed with the LA Chargers, released (10/26) and signed to the Chargers practice squad (10/29).
1/1/21:Signed to San Francisco’s practice squad, released (1/4) and signed to Buffalo’s practice squad (1/23).
11/21/20: Signed to Minnesota’s practice squad and released (12/15).
1/22/20: Signed with Dallas, released (4/22), signed with Cincinnati (8/1) and released (8/26).
2/6/19:Signed with Cincinnati and released (8/30).
2022 (New England/Arizona/Dallas):• Signed with New England in June, was released after camp and signed to the Patriots practice squad. Elevatedin two games for the Patriots, handling kickoff duties in both games but did not attempt a field goal.
• Signed to Arizona’s active roster on Nov. 12 to replace an injured Matt Prater, kicking in one game and going
two-of-two on field goals and three-of-three on PATs.
• Signed back to New England’s practice squad on Nov. 21 after being released by Arizona, then signed to Dallas’
practice squad on Jan. 19, 2023 prior to the Divisional Round playoff game at San Francisco (1/22/23).
2021 (LA Chargers):• Signed with the LA Chargers and won the kicking battle, kicking in six games and making six-of-seven field goals
and 10-of-15 PATs. Released in October and signed to the Chargers practice squad for the remainder of the year.
• Made his season debut at Washington (9/12), making both field goals (33, 27) and both PAT tries.
• Made a season-long 46-yard field goal against Dallas (9/19), connecting on three-of-four field goals in the game.
2020 (Dallas/Cincinnati/Minnesota/San Francisco):• Signed with Dallas in the offseason but was released in April before signing back with Cincinnati for training
camp. Released by Cincinnati at the end of camp and signed to the Vikings practice squad in November before
landing with the 49ers for the final game of the season.
• Handled kicking duties for San Francisco’s regular season finale against Seattle (1/3/21), making all three fieldgoal tries (36, 47, 33) and both PATs.
2019 (Cincinnati):• Signed with Cincinnati as an undrafted free agent, but was released after camp and spent the year out of football.
COLLEGE:• Played in 52 games over four seasons at Washington, connecting on 12-of-20 field goals (60.0%) with a long of
44 yards. Handled the majority of kickoff duties, booting 324 kickoffs with 100 touchbacks.
• Also handled some punting duties, punting 56 times for a 40.6 average with 17 downed inside the 20-yard line,with 51 of those punts coming in his 2016 junior season.
PERSONAL:• Attended Damien High school in Chino Hills, Calif., where he earned third-team all-state after converting 15 field
goals in 21 attempts with a long of 47 yards in three seasons as Damien’s kicker.
• Earned his degree in sociology from Washington.
• Has a fiancé, Morgan Zolferino.

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FGA
3
7
2
0
12

Pct
100.0
85.7
100.0
0.0
91.7

Year Team		2020 San Francisco...........
2021 LA Chargers..............
2022 Arizona......................
New England............
Totals.................................

10-19
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0

Pct
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

20-29
0-0
3-3
0-0
0-0
3-3

Year Team		2020 San Francisco...........
2021 LA Chargers..............
2022 Arizona......................
New England............
Totals.................................

No
1
31
6
6
44

TB TB%
1 100.0
13 41.9
4 66.70
0.0
18 40.9

KICKOFFS

Ret
0
18
2
6
26

Long
47
46
46
0
47

SCORING
Blk
0
0
0
0
0

XPM
2
10
3
0
15

FIELD GOAL ACCURACY
Pct
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
100.0

Ret Avg.
0.0
24.3
16.0
20.2
22.7

30-39
2-2
2-2
1-1
0-0
5-5

Pct
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.0
100.0

XPA
2
15
3
0
20

Pct
100.0
66.7
100.0
0.0
75.0

Blk
0
0
0
0
0

Points
11
28
9
0
48

40-49
1-1
1-2
1-1
0-0
3-4

Pct
100.0
50.0
100.0
0.0
75.0

50+
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0

Pct
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES

Solo Ast
Tot
0
0 –
0
0
0 –
0
0
0 –
0
0
0 –
0
0
0 –
0

FF
0
0
0
0
0

FR
0
0
0
0
0

BP
0
0
0
0
0

BFG
0
0
0
0
0

BX
0
0
0
0
0

MATT WALETZKO71 • Tackle

RECORDS6-8 • 320 • 12/15/99
North Dakota • D5a-’22 (155th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-3/0; Career-3/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-IR; Career-0/0

2022 SEASON

FGM
3
6
2
0
11

TRISTANVIZCAINO

Year Team
GP-GS
2020 San Francisco....... 1-0
2021 LA Chargers.......... 6-0
2022 Arizona.................. 1-0
New England........ 2-0
Totals........................... 10-0

STAFF

VIZCAINO’S NFL TOTALSSIDELINES

163

HISTORY

WALETZKO’S COWBOYS TOTALSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2022 (3/0, 0/0-IR). Totals: 3/0, 0/0.

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

PRO: The Dallas Cowboys drafted Matt Waletzko in the fifth round (155th overall) to add a big-bodied, athletic profile totheir offensive line group. Waletzko played in 32 games at North Dakota over four seasons, and in his first pro season,
he saw action in three games on special teams before a shoulder injury ended his season. He returns in his second
year with the ideal frame and build to fight for opportunities at tackle on the Cowboys line.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
10/22/22: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a shoulder injury.
4/30/22: Drafted in the fifth round (155th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in the first three games of the season and was inactive for two before undergoing shoulder surgery andgoing on season-ending Reserve/Injured on Oct. 22.
• Made his NFL debut on special teams against Tampa Bay (9/11).
COLLEGE:• Started 10 of the 11 games he played as a senior, missing the final contest with a shoulder injury.
• As a junior, started all seven spring games and helped North Dakota lead the nation in fewest negative plays,earning All-MVFC Academic first-team honors and All-MVFC second-team.
• Started the first six games of the season as a sophomore before a left ACL injury sidelined him for the remainderof the season.
• Played in nine games with five starts at left tackle as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Standout lineman at Rocori High School in Cold Spring, Minn.
• Became the second student athlete from Rocori to be drafted into the NFL - Eric Decker, 2010.
• Majored in sociology at North Dakota.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

STAFFSAM
WILLIAMS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

SAM WILLIAMS
54 • Defensive End

6-4 • 262 • 3/31/99
Mississippi • D2-’22 (56th overall)
NFL: 2nd Year • Cowboys: 2nd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-15/0; Career-15/0
Postseason: 2022-2/0; Career-2/0
COLLEGE: In the second round (56th overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys selected talented edge
rusher Sam Williams out of Mississippi. In three seasons with the Rebels, he collected 134 tackles, 22.5 sacks - including a school record 12.5 in 2021 - 33.5 tackles for loss, six forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, an interception
and two pass breakups. He played in 15 games in his first pro season, tallying 19 tackles, a team-leading seven
tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, 20 pressures, a forced fumble and three fumble recoveries. As Williams grows into the
NFL game, he will be relied on to make a bigger impact in his second season.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/22: Drafted in the second round (56th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in 15 games and tallied 19 tackles, a team-leading seven tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, 20 pressures, aforced fumble and tied a team-high with three fumble recoveries.
• Made his NFL debut in the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), but did not record any stats.
• Recorded his first career stats, making a tackle and a tackle for loss against Cincinnati (9/18).
• Registered his first career sacks, picking up 2.0 against Detroit (10/23), including a strip sack that he recovered for his first career forced fumble and fumble recovery.
• Added a sack each at Green Bay (11/13) and at Washington (1/8/23).
• Picked up three tackles, a season-high two tackles for loss and four pressures at Minnesota (11/20).
• Played in both postseason contests but did not record any stats.
COLLEGE:• Was a first-team All-SEC selection and All-American as a “Super Senior” after exercising an additional year of
eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic and started all 13 games in 2021, setting the Ole Miss single-season
school record with 12.5 sacks, adding 57 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, eight quarterback pressures, a pass
breakup, ranked 10th nationally with four forced fumbles and returned one fumble 33 yards for a touchdown.
• Appeared in 10 games in 2020 with six starts as a senior while seeing time at linebacker and defensive end totally 40 tackles, 4.0 sacks, a team-high eight tackles for loss, three quarterback pressures and a forced fumble.
• Played in 12 games with eight starts in his first season with Ole Miss as a junior in 2019, making 37 tackles, ateam-high 6.0 sacks, 9.5 tackles for loss, five pressures, a pass breakup, an interception and a forced fumble.
• Was named a first-team NJCAA All-American and MACJC Defensive Lineman of the Year following his sophomore
campaign at Northeast Mississippi Community College in 2018, totaling 75 tackles, 28.5 tackles for loss, 17.5
sacks - tied for the most in the nation - four forced fumbles and four pass breakups in nine games.
• Played in nine games and recorded 53 tackles, 3.5 sacks, 11 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles in his firstseason at Northeast Mississippi Community College.
PERSONAL:• Attended Robert E. Lee High School in Montgomery, Ala.
• Graduated from Ole Miss with a bachelor’s degree in multi-disciplinary studies.
• Has a son, Sam Jr.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.

WILLIAMS’ COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSE

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

00Year Team
GP-GS
2022 Dallas..................15-0

ST AT		 TT12 7 – 19

SksYds
4.0(-26)

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
7(-15) 20
1 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 3 0 0.0 0 0

Playoffs
2022 Dallas....................2-00

0.0(0)

0(0)

0–

0

164

0

0

0

0

0.0

0 0

0

0.0

0 0

STAFFDONOVAN WILSON
6 • Safety

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

165

2022 SEASON

PRO: Donovan Wilson was added to the mix at the safety position with the selection of the former Texas A&M
product in the sixth round (213th overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft. Wilson played in 11 games as a rookie, seeing amajority of his time on special teams. In his second season, Wilson earned a starting role in Week 5 and went on
to start 10 of the final 12 games, missing two to a groin injury. By season’s end, he ranked fourth on the defensewith 68 tackles while tying for first with two fumble recoveries, tying for second with three forced fumbles andtwo interceptions and tied for third with 3.5 sacks. Wilson was limited to starts in three-of-nine-contests in 2021,
suffering multiple injuries through the season and posted 30 tackles with one for a loss, one hurry and one breakup.
Wilson had a breakout campaign in his fourth season, leading the team with a career-best 108 tackles, 5.0 sacks,
four tackles for loss, nine pressures, two forced fumbles and an interception. His 5.0 sacks were tied for the mostby a Cowboys defensive back in a single season since 1982 with Bill Bates, who had 5.0 in 1984. For his efforts,
Wilson signed a three-year deal with the Cowboys to keep him in the secondary for the near future.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
3/14/23: Signed a three-year deal with Dallas through 2025.
11/24/21: Placed on Reserve/Injured with a shoulder/chest injury, designated for return (12/15) and activated (12/25).
4/26/19: Drafted in the sixth round (213th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Paced the defense with a career-best 108 tackles, also logged 5.0 sacks, four tackles for loss, nine pressures,
two pass breakups, two forced fumbles and an interception.
• His 5.0 sacks were tied for the most by a Cowboys defensive back in a single season since 1982 with Bill Bates,
who had 5.0 in 1984.
• Started the season opener against Tampa Bay (9/11), registering seven tackles, a pressure and an interception.
• Led the defense with 10 tackles, a sack, two pressures and a pass breakup at the N.Y. Giants (9/26).
• Notched sacks in consecutive games at Philadelphia (10/16) and against Detroit (10/23).
• Logged seven tackles with one for a loss, topping 100 tackles for the first time in his career at Philadelphia (12/24).
• Played in his 50th career game at Tennessee (12/29) and posted his fifth sack of the season, tying Bill Bates
for the most sacks by a Cowboys defensive back in a season since 1982 when sacks became official.
• Tied for second on the team with seven tackles and added two pass breakups in the Wild Card game at Tampa
Bay (1/26/23), then had eight tackles and a hurry at San Francisco in the Divisional Round (1/22/23).
2021:• Limited to three starts in nine games, injuring his groin early in the season, then a chest and shoulder injury later.
• Posted 30 tackles, one for a loss, one hurry and one breakup on the year.
• Started the season opener at Tampa Bay (9/9) and logged a hurry but was Inactive/Injured-groin for the next
four games, returning to limited duty for the win at New England (10/31).
• Started at free safety for the win over Atlanta (11/14) and notched three tackles and a hurry, then served as ateam captain at Kansas City (11/21).
• Suffered a chest and shoulder injury in the Chiefs game, landed on Reserve/Injured on Nov. 24 and returned topractice Dec. 15.
• Saw action against Washington (12/26) and notched three tackles.
• Started as the third safety in his postseason debut, finishing the Wild Card game against San Francisco(1/16/22) with eight tackles and a pressure.
2020:• Earned a starting safety spot in Week 5 and started 10 of the remaining 12 games, missing two with a groin
injury, and finished fourth on the team with 68 tackles while adding 3.5 sacks (tied for third), three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries (tied for first) and two interceptions. Also added six special teams tackles.
• Saw extended playing time against Cleveland (10/4), replacing Darian Thompson, and finished with nine tackles
and his first career sack.
• Made his first career start and tallied two tackles in the win against the N.Y. Giants (10/11), then selected as ateam captain for the Week 6 game against Arizona (10/19).
• Notched his second career sack, which he forced and recovered his first career fumble, to go with four tackles
at Philadelphia (11/1).
• Tallied nine tackles, a half sack, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery at Minnesota (11/22), then selected
as the special teams captain for the Thanksgiving game against Washington (11/26), finishing with nine stops.
2019:• Played in 11 games as a rookie, mainly on special teams, and finished the year with three coverage tackles.
• Missed the first two games of the season with an ankle injury, then made his NFL debut on special teams against
Miami (9/22).
• Had his first tackle on special teams against Minnesota (11/10).
COLLEGE:•		A three-year starter and defensive captain for the Aggies who compiled 207 total tackles, 5.0 sacks, 21.5
tackles for loss, 16 pass breakups and eight interceptions.
• Started 11 games as a redshirt senior and led the team with two interceptions and was second with 66 tackles.
• Suffered a season-ending ankle injury during the season-opening UCLA game and received a medical redshirt.

DONOVANWILSON6-0 • 205 • 2/21/95
Texas A&M • D6-‘19 (213th overall)
NFL: 5th Year • Cowboys: 5th Year
Games/Starts: 2022-17/17; Career-51/30
Postseason: 2022-2/2; Career-3/3

STAFFDONOVANWILSON• Posted 59 tackles in 12 games with seven starts as a junior. Also had one interception and 5.5 tackles for loss.
• Saw action in all 13 games as a sophomore, starting seven, and led the Aggies with five interceptions with 63
tackles, 8.5 tackles for a loss with 2.0 sacks, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.
• As a freshman made 19 tackles and two tackles for loss in 10 games, starting one.
PERSONAL:• Attended Woodlawn High School in Shreveport, La., and led the area with 13 picks while earning all-city Defensive Player of the Year (Shreveport Times), Class 4A all-state honors and a member of the New Orleans
Times-Picayune “Nifty 50” as a senior.
• Also had 70 tackles and five forced fumbles, and on offense, made 57 catches for 860 yards and nine scores.
• Earned his degree in sports management from Texas A&M.
COMMUNITY:• 2019 Rookie Club presented by Essilor USA.
• 2019 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2019 Dallas Cowboys U High School Camp.
• 2019 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Kick Off Luncheon and Dallas Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy Hill Farm.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASONWILSON’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2019 Dallas...................11-0
2020 Dallas.................. 14-102021 Dallas.................... 9-32022 Dallas.................. 17-17
Totals........................... 51-30

ST
0
49
21
80
150

AT		 TT0–0
18 – 67
9 – 3028 – 10855 – 205

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 1-1
2022 Dallas.................... 2-2
Totals............................. 3-3

4 4–
9 6–
13 10 –

8
15
23

FUMBLES REC

0
0
0

0
0
0

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-1)
2
4 3
2
5 2.5 5 0 2 0 0.0 0 0
1(-4)
1
1 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
4(-6)
9
2 2
1
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
6(-11) 127 5
3
5 1.7 5 0 3 0 0.0 0 0

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

1
1
2

Special Teams Tackles – 2019 (2-1-3), 2020 (6-0-6). Totals: 8-1-9.

2019 (Dallas)

INTERCEPTIONSSksYds0.0(0)
3.5(-25)0.0(0)
5.0(-35)
8.5(-60)

0
2
2

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

Total Tackles – 11 vs. San Francisco, 12/20/20
Solo Tackles – 8 vs. Washington, 10/2/22

WILSON’S CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DEFENSE

Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBUW-NYG 9/8..............			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Ankle
W-@ Was 9/15.......			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Ankle
W-Mia 9/22..............
L-@ NO 9/29...........					INACTIVE
L-GB 10/6................
L-@ NYJ 10/13.......
W-Phi 10/20............
W-@ NYG 11/4.......
L-Min 11/10.............
W-@ Det 11/17.......
L-@ NE 11/24.........					INACTIVE
L-Buf 11/28..............
L-@ Chi 12/5...........
W-LAR 12/15..........
L-@ Phi 12/22.........
W-Was 12/29..........
Totals......................
2020 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ LAR 9/13.........
W-Atl 9/20...............
L-@ Sea 9/27..........
L-Cle 10/4............... 7 2 – 9 1.0(-1) 1(-1)
W-NYG 10/11.......... 1 1 – 2
L-Ari 10/19.............. 7 2 – 9
L-@ Was 10/25....... 2 1 – 3
L-@ Phi 11/1........... 4 0 – 4 1.0(-10)		1 1L-Pit 11/8................. 2 0 – 2
W-@ Min 11/22....... 5 4 – 9 0.5(-4)
L-Was 11/26............ 7 2 – 9

1662020 (Dallas), cont.
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ Bal 12/3...........			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-@ Cin 12/13.......			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-SF 12/20............. 6 5 – 11			1 2W-Phi 12/27............ 5 1 – 6
L-@ NYG 1/3/21..... 3 0 – 3 1.0(-10)			 1Totals...................... 49 18 – 67 3.5(-25) 1(-1) 2 42021 (Dallas)
Sks
Tkl/ QBGame
ST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
L-@ TB 9/9..............							1W-@ LAC 9/19.......			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-Phi 9/27..............			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-Car 10/3..............			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-NYG 10/10.........			
INACTIVE/INJURED-Groin
W-@ NE 10/17....... 1 0 – 1
W-@ Min 10/31....... 2 2 – 4		1(-4)
L-Den 11/7.............. 5 1 – 6		
W-Atl 11/14.............. 1 2 – 3			L-@ KC 11/21......... 3 1 – 4				 1L-LV 11/25...............					RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
W-@ NO 12/2.........					RESERVE/INJURED
W-@ Was 12/12.....					RESERVE/INJURED-DFR
W-@ NYG 12/19.....				
W-Was 12/26.......... 3 0 – 3			L-Ari 1/2/22............. 3 3 – 6
W-@ Phi 1/8/22...... 3 0 – 3		
Totals...................... 21 9 – 30		 1(-4) 1 1
Playoffs
L-SF 1/16/22...........

4

4–

8			1

Game
W-Hou 12/11...........
L-@ Jac 12/18........
W-Phi 12/24............
W-@ Ten 12/29.......
L-@ Was 1/8/23......
Totals......................

2022 (Dallas), cont.
Sks
Tkl/ QBST AT
TT YdsLs Prs PBU
4 1 – 5		1(-1)		
3 1 – 4			
6 1 – 7		1(-2)		
1 0 – 1 1.0(-5)			
3 3 – 6				
80 28 – 108 5.0(-35) 4(-6) 9 2

Playoffs
W-@ TB 1/16/23.....
L-@ SF 1/22/23......
Totals......................

4
5
9DONOVANWILSONGame
ST AT
L-TB 9/11................. 5 2 –W-Cin 9/18.............. 7 1 –W-@ NYG 9/26....... 8 2 –W-WAS 10/2........... 8 1 –W-@ LAR 10/9....... 6 1 –L-@ Phi 10/16......... 3 1 –W-Det 10/23............ 4 2 –W-Chi 10/30............ 7 2 –L-@ GB 11/13......... 5 4 –W-@ Min 11/20....... 2 0 –W-NYG 11/24.......... 2 4 –W-Ind 12/4.............. 7 1 –Sks
Tkl/ QBTT YdsLs Prs PBU
7			1 18		1(-2) 1
10 1.0(-11)		2 1
9			1
7			
4
1.0(0)
6 1.0(-10)		
9		1(-1) 2
9
2			
6			2
8 1.0(-9)			

STAFF

2022 (Dallas)

3 – 7				 23 – 8			16 – 15			1 2

NAHSHON WRIGHT (nuh-SHAWN)
2022 SEASON

25 • Cornerback

6-4 • 200 • 9/23/98
Oregon State • D3c-’21 (99th overall)
NFL: 3rd Year • Cowboys: 3rd Year
Games/Starts: 2022-7/2; Career-20/3
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

167

RECORDS

PRO: When the Dallas Cowboys drafted Nahshon Wright with their third selection in the third round (99th overall) of the2021 NFL Draft, the team added a long, athletic ball-hawking cornerback. Wright came to Dallas to compete for action
among a deep cornerback corps, and he has started three of the 20 games he has played, seeing a majority of time on
special teams. He will return for his third season looking to build upon his experiences among a developing secondary.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/30/21: Drafted in the third round (99th overall) by Dallas.
2022:• Played in seven games with two starts, recording 22 tackles, one tackle for loss and four pass breakups alongwith his first career interception. Added one special teams tackle.
• Made his season debut on special teams against Chicago (10/30) after being inactive for the first seven games.
• Named a special teams captain and saw increased time on defense at Jacksonville (12/18) and made his first
tackles of the season - logging four.
• Had eight tackles along with a tackle for loss and two breakups - the first of his career - against Philadelphia (12/24).
• Made his first start of the season at Tennessee (12/29) and led the defense with a career-best nine tackles, twopass breakups and his first career interception.
• Was inactive for both postseason contests.
2021:• Played in 13 games with one start, seeing time mainly on special teams. Posted seven tackles on defense andhad a blocked punt return for a touchdown on the year.
• Made his NFL debut on special teams in the opener at Tampa Bay (9/9).
• Recovered a Dorance Armstrong blocked punt in the end zone for a touchdown in the win over Atlanta (11/14).
• Missed the game at New Orleans (12/2) on the COVID list and returned against Washington (12/26), seeing
action mainly on special teams. Played on defense with the game in hand and recorded his first career defensive
stops.
• Had his first career start with Anthony Brown (COVID-19) and Trevon Diggs (illness) out and had a season-bestfour tackles at Philadelphia (1/8/22).
COLLEGE:• As a junior in 2020, started all six games he played and earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention from coaches,
posting 30 tackles, one for a loss, one sack, two interceptions and six pass breakups.
• Started 10-of-12 games played in 2019 as a sophomore after transferring to Oregon State and tallied 34
tackles with three interceptions.
• Began his career at Laney JC in Oakland, Calif. in 2018, and tallied 17 tackles, 1.5 for losses, four interceptions- two returned for touchdowns - and seven breakups, starting 12 of the 13 games he played.
• Helped Laney take home the 2018 state championship.
PERSONAL:• Was a wide receiver and cornerback at James Logan High School in Union City, Calif.
• Also lettered in basketball and track and field at James Logan.
• Majored in kinesiology at Oregon State.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022-23 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

STAFFNAHSHON
WRIGHT
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORYWRIGHT’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................. 13-1
2022 Dallas.................... 7-2
Totals........................... 20-3

ST AT		 TT5 2–
716 6 – 22
21 8 – 29

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

Playoffs
2021 Dallas.................... 0-02022 Dallas...................0-0
Totals............................. 0-0000

0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

0–
0–
0–

0
0
0

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

0
0
0

0
0
0

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0(0)
0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-1)
0
4 0
1
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1(-1)
0
4 0
1
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0(0)
0(0)
0(0)

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0

0 0
0 0
0 0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Special Teams Tackles – 2021 (2-0-2); 2022 (1-0-1). Totals: 3-0-3.
Special Teams – 2021 (1 Blk Punt Return, 0 yards, 1 TD).

2023 DRAFT PICKSMAZI SMITH

58 • Defensive Tackle
6-3 • 328 • 6/16/01
Michigan • D1-’23 (26th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
COLLEGE: The Dallas Cowboys bolstered the interior of their defensive line with the selection of Mazi Smith in the firstround (26th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft. Smith fits the build as a quality space eater, coming in at 6’3”, 325 pounds
and continually displayed his strength as a run stuffer through his final two seasons at Michigan where he started all 28
games and posted 85 tackles. Smith will be counted upon to add to an improving defensive tackle spot and will fightfor a starting role in his rookie season.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/27/23: Drafted in the first round (26th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (Michigan):• As a senior, earned his fourth varsity letter, team Defensive Player of the Year, All-BigTen first-team and was on
the Bednarik Award watch list.
• Started all 14 games and had a career-best 48 tackles with three for loss, a half sack, a forced fumble and a
fumble recovery.
• Established a career-high with eight tackles against Maryland.
• His forced fumble and fumble recovery came against TCU in the CFP Semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl.
2021 (Michigan):• Academic All-Big Ten and varsity letter winner (third season), starting all 14 games at nose tackle as a junior.
• Tallied 37 tackles, three tackles for losses, four pressures and four breakups.
• Earned his first career start against Western Michigan, notched a season-best six tackles at Nebraska and acareer-high five solo stops at Maryland.
2020 (Michigan):• As a sophomore, earned his second varsity letter and Academic All-Big Ten, seeing action in five games, posting
three tackles and a tackle for loss.
2019 (Michigan):• Earned his first varsity letter, playing in two games as a true freshman and notched a pair of tackles.
PERSONAL:• Played in the 2019 Under Armour All-American Game and earned two selections to the Detroit News All-StateTeam.
• Helped East Kentwood, Mich., High School to the state quarterfinals as a senior, finishing with 81 tackles, with
18 for loss, and three forced fumbles.
• Majored in creative writing and literature at Michigan.

SMITH’S MICHIGAN TOTALSSIDELINES

DEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2019 Michigan............. 2-02020 Michigan............. 5-0
2021 Michigan........... 14-14
2022 Michigan........... 14-14
Totals...........................35-28

ST
0
1
15
24
40

AT		 TT
2– 2
2– 3
22 – 37
24 – 48
50 – 90

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

SksTkl/ QB
Yds
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0.0(0)0(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.0(0)
1(0)0
0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.0(0) 3(-5)
4
4 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.5(-4) 3(-8)
10 1
00 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
0.5(-4) 6(-13)
54 1
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0168

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LUKE SCHOONMAKER (SKOON-maker)
86 • Tight End

Yds
0
54
0
165
418
637

RECEIVING
Avg
0.0
27.0
0.0
9.7
11.9
11.8

Long
0
29
0
27
40
40

No
0
0
0
0
0
0

RUSHING

Yds
0
0
0
0
0
0

Avg
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

Long
0
0
0
0
0
0

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

SIDELINES

169

TD
0
1
0
3
3
7

HISTORY

No
0
2
0
17
35
54

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year Team
GP-GS
2018 Michigan.................1-0
2019 Michigan...............10-0
2020 Michigan.................6-0
2021 Michigan...............14-10
2022 Michigan...............12-11
Totals............................43-21

RECORDSSCHOONMAKER’S MICHIGAN TOTALS
		2022 SEASONCOLLEGE: In the second round (58th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys selected their tight end of the
future in Luke Schoonmaker. The former Michigan Wolverine finished his collegiate career with 54 receptions for 637
yards and seven touchdowns while playing in 43 games with 21 starts. He had a breakout season as a fifth-year senior
in 2022, finishing second on the team in catches (35) and third in receiving yards (418) and receiving touchdowns(three) - all career-highs. In Dallas, Schoonmaker will join a tight end group ripe with youth and plenty of opportunities
on the field to contribute on offense.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/28/23: Drafted in the second round (58th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (Michigan):• As a fifth-year senior, appeared in 12 games at tight end with 11 starts and caught 35 passes for 418 yards
with three touchdowns while also playing on special teams as he earned All-BigTen third-team honors.
• Led the team against Maryland with a career-high 72 yards on seven catches along with a touchdown.
• Hauled in a career-high nine catches, totaling 67 yards and a touchdown at Indiana.
• Caught a touchdown and two-point conversion among 56 yards against Purdue in the Big Ten Championship.
2021 (Michigan):• Appeared in all 14 games as a senior tight end and special teams contributor with 10 starts and caught 17
passes for 165 yards and three touchdowns.
• Was an All-Big Ten honorable mention and shared the team’s Most Improved Player honors.
• Caught two touchdowns for the first time of his career in a start against Indiana.
• Collected two catches for 49 yards against Iowa in the Big Ten Championship Game.
2020 (Michigan):• Appeared in all six games as a junior at tight end and on special teams but did not record any statistics.
2019 (Michigan):• As a sophomore, played in 10 games and caught two passes for 54 yards and one touchdown while also contributing on special teams.
• Caught his first career pass, a 29-yard reception from Joe Milton, playing tight end against Rutgers.
• Registered his first career touchdown on a 25-yard reception at Illinois.
2018 (Michigan):• Appeared in one game as a true freshman at Rutgers but did not record a catch.
PERSONAL:• Attended Hamden, Conn., Hall Country Day School where he helped the team win the New England Preparatory
School Athletic Council Championship in 2016 and led the team to win its regional bowl game in 2017.
• Played quarterback, wide receiver, tight end and cornerback during his high school career and accumulated
343 yards and one touchdown as a receiver, carried the ball 34 times for 306 yards and two touchdowns andthrew for 201 yards and two touchdowns as a senior.
• Also was a pitcher and first baseman on the school’s baseball team.
• Majored in communication and media at Michigan.

LUKE
SCHOONMAKER

6-5 • 255 • 9/28/98
Michigan • D2-’23 (58th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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DeMARVIONOVERSHOWN
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

DeMARVION OVERSHOWN(De-MAR-vee-on oh-ver-SHOWN)
35 • Linebacker

6-3 • 230 • 8/13/00
Texas • D3-’23 (90th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
COLLEGE: A five year collegiate linebacker who utilized his extra year of eligibility, DeMarvion Overshown joins
the Cowboys as a third round (90th overall) draft pick from the 2023 NFL Draft with a versatile skill set that allows
defenses to maximize his athletic profile. Overshown played in 50 career games with 33 starts at Texas, earning
first-team All-Big 12 honors in his final collegiate season. Over his five-year career, Overshown tallied 249 tackles,
30.5 tackles for loss, 9.0 sacks, 18 breakups, three fumble recoveries and three interceptions. He will be a valuable chess piece for Defensive Coordinator Dan Quinn to deploy across the Dallas defense in 2023 and beyond.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/28/23: Drafted in the third round (90th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (Texas):• Named first-team All-Big 12 at linebacker by conference coaches and the Associated Press and a Butkus Award
semifinalist after playing in 12 games with 11 starts as a super senior, establishing career-highs with 96 tackles,
10 tackles for loss and 4.0 sacks with two quarterback hurries and five pass breakups.
• Made six tackles and had one pass breakup in a shutout victory over Oklahoma in the Red River Showdown.
• Had eight tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack, one quarterback hurry and one breakup at Oklahoma State.
• Tallied 11 tackles with half a tackle for loss and half a sack against TCU.
• Made a career-best 14 tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack and two pass breakups in the regular season
finale against Baylor.
2021 (Texas):• Selected as a 2021 Butkus Award semifinalist and earned All-Big 12 honorable mention as a linebacker after
posting a team-leading 74 tackles with 5.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, two fumble recoveries, two pressures,
two pass breakups and one blocked kick in 10 starts as a senior.
• Recorded a season-high 13 tackles with a half sack in the season-opening victory against Louisiana.
• Had a standout performance against Oklahoma in the Red River Showdown with eight tackles, two tackles forloss, a sack, one fumble recovery, two quarterback hurries and a blocked punt that set up a Texas touchdown.
• Made 10 tackles with a career-high eight solo stops and had one fumble recovery at TCU.
2020 (Texas):• Earned All-Big 12 honorable mention and started all 10 games to total 60 tackles, eight tackles for loss, one
sack, a team-high seven pass breakups, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, four quarterback hurries anda team-high two interceptions.
• Recorded 11 tackles and one interception against Oklahoma.
• Posted eight tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack, a forced fumble and broke up one pass against West Virginia.
• Tallied six tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery and two quarterback hurries in the Valero Alamo Bowl
versus Colorado, earning Alamo Bowl Defensive MVP honors.
2019 (Texas):• Played in eight games with his first two career starts, finishing with 18 tackles, seven tackles for loss, twosacks, one forced fumble, one interception and four pass breakups as a sophomore.
• Made his first career start against Kansas and had five tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack.
2018 (Texas):• Played in nine games and had one tackle as a freshman.
PERSONAL:• Named first-team all-state by the Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers Association at Arp, Texas, HighSchool, where he totaled 142 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, 5.0 sacks, five interceptions and 13 breakups.
• Tabbed Defensive MVP of District 9-3A II and first-team all-district as a senior in 2017.
• Played in the 2018 Under Armour All-America Game.
• Majored in anthropology at Texas.

OVERSHOWN’S TEXAS TOTALSDEFENSEYear Team
GP-GS
2018 Texas.................. 9-0
2019 Texas.................. 8-22020 Texas................ 10-102021 Texas................ 11-102022 Texas................ 12-11
Totals...........................50-33

ST AT		 TT0 1– 1
17 1 – 18
32 28 – 60
38 36 – 74
49 47 - 96
136 113 – 249

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

SksTkl/ QB
Yds
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0.0(0)
0(0) 00 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2.0(-13) 7.0(-26) 14 1
10 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
1.0(-9) 8.0(-25) 4
7 2
2 29 14.5 29t 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
2.0(-14) 5.5(-19) 2
2 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 2 0 0.0 0 0
4.0(-19) 10.0(-37) 2
5 0
0
0 0.0 0t 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
9.0(-55) 30.5(107) 9 18 3
3 29 9.7 29 0 3 0 0.0 0 0170

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VILIAMI FEHOKO (villy-AH-me) (fuh-HO-ko)
93 • Defensive Line

2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSCOLLEGE: With the selection of Viliami Fehoko in the fourth round (129th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft, the Dallas
Cowboys added a versatile pass rusher who is able to play on the edge and inside the tackles. After five seasons at
San Jose State, Fehoko finished his career with the Spartans second in program history in tackles for loss (46) and
fifth in career sacks (23.0). In Dallas Fehoko will add depth to a Cowboys defensive line that tied for third in the NFL insacks in 2022 (54), while also contributing on John Fassel’s special teams units.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/23: Drafted in the fourth round (129th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (San Jose State):• Named Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year and first-team All-Mountain West after finishing fifth in the
country with a career-high 19 tackles for loss and ranking third in the MWC with a career-best 9.0 sacks.
• Notched a career-high 69 tackles, good for third on the team, while earning a spot on the Sporting News
All-America second team.
• Finished the season with three multi-sack games in his final six contests.
• Named Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week after tallying career-highs in tackles (12), tackles for loss
(4.5) and tying a career-high with 2.0 sacks while forcing a fumble in the win against Nevada.
2021 (San Jose State):• Earned first-team All-Mountain West honors as a junior, starting all 12 games and leading San Jose State intackles for loss (12.5), sacks (7.0) and forced fumbles (three).
• Finished with 37 tackles and had a pair of sacks at both Western Michigan and UNLV.
2020 (San Jose State):• First time being named first-team All-Mountain West as he started all eight games for the 2020 Mountain West
Conference Champions.
• Led the MWC and tied for 17th nationally with 12.5 tackles for loss, including a seven-game streak with at least
one tackle for loss.
• Finished second on the Spartans with 6.0 sacks and tallied a sack in four straight games.
2019 (San Jose State):• Played in all 12 games and started 11 contests, recording 44 tackles, three tackles for loss and a sack.
• Tied for second on the team with four pass breakups, all in pass rush situations.
• Notched his first collegiate sack against Boise State.
2018 (San Jose State):• Saw action in four conference games as a reserve defensive lineman while completing his redshirt season,recording five tackles.
• Made his collegiate debut against San Diego State.
PERSONAL:• A consensus three-star recruit out of Saint Francis High School in Mountain View, Calif.
• Named first-team All-West Coast Athletic League and San Francisco Chronicle honorable mention All-Metro Pick.
• A second cousin of current Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Vita Vea.
• Speaks Tongan and can communicate effectively in sign language.
• Majored in communications at San Jose State.

VILIAMIFEHOKO

6-4 • 283 • 12/16/99
San Jose State • D4-’23 (129th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

FEHOKO’S SAN JOSE STATE TOTALSDEFENSE

ST
2
16
23
21
41
103

FUMBLES REC

SIDELINES

171

HISTORY

Year Team
GP-GS
2018 San Jose State....4-0
2019 San Jose State..12-11
2020 San Jose State....8-82021 San Jose State..12-122022 San Jose State..12-12
Totals........................... 48-43

INTERCEPTIONSSksTkl/ QB
AT		 TT
Yds
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
3– 5
0.0(0)
0(0) 00 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
28 – 44 1.0(-13)
3(-15) 2
4 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
13 – 36 6.0(-47) 12.5(-65) 2
3 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0
16 – 37 7.0(-32) 12.5(-42) 5
6 3
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
28 – 69 9.0(-60) 19(-89) 7
1 2
0
0 0.0 0 0 1 13 13.0 13 0
88 – 191 23.0(-152) 47(-211) 16 17 50
0 0.0 0 0 2 13 6.5 13 0

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RICHARDS
2022 SEASONRECORDS

ASIM RICHARDS (AH-sum)
76 • Tackle

6-4 • 315 • 10/2/00
North Carolina • D5-’23 (169th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
COLLEGE: Asim Richards embarks on his NFL career after being selected in the fifth round (169th overall) of the 2023
NFL Draft. In Dallas, Richards will provide the offense with a young, athletic offensive lineman who played both left andright tackle through his four-year career at North Carolina.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/23: Drafted in the fifth round (169th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (North Carolina):• As a senior, allowed only three sacks on the year, starting all 14 games to earn third-team All-ACC honors.
• The Tar Heels ranked second in the ACC in yards-per-game (462.8) and passing yards-per-game (309.3) andranked third with a 34.4 point-per-game average.
2021 (North Carolina):• Started all 13 games as a junior, blocking for an offense that averaged 35.2 points (19th in the NCAA, third in
the ACC) and was fourth in the conference, 10th in the nation, with an average of 468.2 yards-per-game.
• North Carolina’s rushing offense ranked second in the ACC (212.5) and the pass offense ranked sixth (255.7).
2020 (North Carolina):• As a sophomore, started 11 of the 12 games he played, aiding an offense that established a school record(first in the conference, fifth in the NCAA) with an average of 537.3 yards-per-game, including 301.4 passing
yards-per-game (second in the ACC, 18th in the country).
• North Carolina was second in the conference, ninth in the nation, averaging 41.7 points-per-outing.
2019 (North Carolina):• Played in nine games along the offensive line and on special teams as a true freshman, helping the Tar Heels
offense to 474.0 yards-per game (second in the ACC, 12th in the nation).
PERSONAL:• Named to the All-USA Pennsylvania first-team as a senior offensive tackle at Haverford, Penn., High School.
• Also played tight end and defensive line through his prep career, posting 133 tackles, 13.0 sacks, 31 tackles
for loss, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries in four seasons.
• Played on Haverford’s basketball team.

RICHARD’S NORTH CAROLINA TOTALSSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2019 (9/0); 2020 (11/12); 2021 (13/13); 2022 (14/14). Totals: 47/39.

ERIC SCOTT
37 • Cornerback

6-1 • 205 • 8/7/98
Southern Mississippi • D6a-’23 (178th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
COLLEGE: On the third day of the 2023 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys moved to the top of the sixth round by trading
their 2024 fifth round draft pick for the first pick of the round (178th overall) to select Southern Mississippi cornerback
Eric Scott, Jr. A tall and rangy corner, Scott (6-2) possesses the physical traits that Defensive Coordinator Dan Quinn
looks for in defensive backs in the mold of All-Pros, and current Cowboys, Trevon Diggs (6-1) and Stephon Gilmore(6-0). Scott concluded his collegiate career at Southern Miss with 78 tackles, 12 pass breakups, five interceptions andtwo fumble recoveries in 34 games and 27 starts in three collegiate seasons (2020-22) after transferring from Butler
Community College (El Dorado, Kansas).
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/23: Drafted in the fourth round (178th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (Southern Miss):• Played in all 13 games as a senior, making 11 starts at defensive back, and collected 27 tackles, two tackles
for loss, five pass breakups and intercepted two passes - both returned for touchdowns.
• Enjoyed standout performances against Liberty and Tulane, registering a season-high four tackles and a pick six
in each contest.

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ERIC
SCOTT

2021 (Southern Miss):• As a junior, played in all 12 games with 11 starts and posted 20 tackles, two interceptions, two pass breakups
and the first two fumble recoveries of his career.
• Tallied a season-high three stops against both Troy and UTEP.
• Registered an interception and a fumble recovery at Middle Tennessee.
2020 (Southern Miss):• Appeared in nine games as a sophomore transfer, made five starts and compiled a career-high 31 tackles, aninterception and five pass breakups.
• Had four-or-more tackles in six games, including a career-high eight stops against Louisiana Tech.
2019 (Butler CC):
• Played in 11 games and recorded 11 tackles, five pass breakups and two interceptions - one for a score - during
his freshman campaign.
PERSONAL:• Attended Basehor-Linwood High School in Basehor, Kansas, where he appeared in a total of 33 games, registered 126 total tackles, five tackles for loss, nine interceptions and 13 pass deflections.
• Earned his degree in liberal arts from Southern Mississippi.

SCOTT’S COLLEGIATE TOTALSDEFENSEST AT		 TT7 4 – 1118 13 – 31
15 5 – 20
18 9 – 27
58 31 – 89

SksYds0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)
0.0(0)

INTERCEPTIONSFUMBLES REC

Tkl/ QB
Ls Prs PBU FF No Yds Avg Lg TD No Yds Avg Lg TD
0.0(0) 0
5 0
2 97 48.5100tt 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.0(0) 0
5 0
1 20 20.0 20 0 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.0(0) 0
2 0
2 23 11.5 23 0 2 0 0.0 0 0
0.0(0) 0
5 0
2 57 28.5 32t 2 0 0 0.0 0 0
0.0(0) 0 17 0
7 197 28.1 100t 3 2 0 0.0 0 0

DEUCE VAUGHN

RECORDS42 • Running Back

2022 SEASONYear Team
GP-GS
2019 Butler CC........... 11-0
2020 Southern Miss..... 9-52021 Southern Miss... 12-11
2022 Southern Miss... 13-11
Totals...........................45-27

5-5 • 180 • 11/2/01
Kansas State • D6b-’23 (212th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

HISTORY
SIDELINES

173

PLAYOFF
RECORDSCOLLEGE: The Dallas Cowboys drafted one of the most decorated players in college football when they selected
Deuce Vaughn in the sixth round (212th overall) of the 2023 NFL Draft. Vaughn left Kansas State with school records
for receptions (116) and receiving yards (1,280) by a running back, ranked second in career rushing yards (3,604),
rushing attempts (651), 100-yard rushing games (21) and was the first player in school history with 1,000 rushingyards and 1,000 receiving yards in a career. Vaughn’s production at a Power Five collegiate program and his athletic
traits should provide a road map for an explosive playmaker in the NFL.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/22: Drafted in the sixth round (212th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (Kansas State):• Named a consensus All-American for a second-straight season - the second player in school history to pick up
the honor twice in a career - and earned first-team All-America honors as an all-purpose player from the Associated Press after ranking eighth nationally in total rushing yards (1,558), fourth among running backs in receiving
yards (378), scoring 12 total touchdowns and led the nation in scrimmage yards (1,936) in 14 starts as a junior.
• His 2022 season totals also ranked third in school history in rushing yards (1,558) and all-purpose yards(1,936), tied for second in 100-yard rushing games (nine), fourth in rushing attempts (293), and he was thefastest to 1,000 rushing yards in a season (177th attempt).
• Set a career-high with 170 rushing yards against Texas Tech.
• Named the MVP of the Big 12 Championship game after rushing for 130 yards and a score in the win over TCU.
• Set the school’s bowl record with a career-long 88-yard run in the Sugar Bowl against Alabama, the longest rushof his career and tied for the longest overall play in school bowl history, finishing the day with 133 rushing yards
and the score.
2021 (Kansas State):• Earned first-team All-America honors as an all-purpose player from the Associated Press and was the 11th
player in school history to be named a consensus All-American and the first since 2014 (Tyler Lockett).
• Finished his sophomore campaign with 235 rush attempts for 1,404 yards and 18 rushing scores, adding 49
receptions for 468 yards and four receiving touchdowns. Was one-of-three players in the nation with 1,000
rushing yards and 400 receiving yards, ranked fourth nationally with 22 total touchdowns and fifth in scrimmage
yards-per-game (144.0).
• Had 10 receptions against Oklahoma, tied for the most by a Kansas State running back/fullback in the Big 12
era (Darren Sproles against Texas Tech, 2004).
• Ended the season by rushing for 146 yards and three touchdowns in the win over LSU in the Texas Bowl, alsohauling in a receiving touchdown as his 24 points scored set a new team bowl record.

STAFF
DEUCE
VAUGHN
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2020 (Kansas State):• Rushed for 642 yards and seven touchdowns on 123 carries, caught 25 passes for 434 yards and two touchdowns, and he returned seven kickoffs for 145 yards as a true freshman, leading the team in rushing yards,
receiving yards and all-purpose yards.
• Named the Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year by the league’s coaches, while he was a second-team All-Big
12 selection by both the league’s coaches and Associated Press, becoming the first Wildcat true freshman in
the Big 12 era (since 1996) to earn First or Second Team All-Big 12 honors on offense.
• One of only three players in the nation to tally at least 600 rushing yards and 400 receiving yards on the year,
joining fellow running backs Travis Etienne (Clemson) and Najee Harris (Alabama).
• Tallied 125 rushing yards and 221 all-purpose yards against Texas, the most all-purpose yards by a Wildcat truefreshman since Tyler Lockett at Oklahoma State in 2011 (315).
PERSONAL:• Played at Cedar Ridge High School in Round Rock, Texas, where he accumulated 5,472 career all-purpose
yards with 50 touchdowns, rushing for 4,405 yards and 38 scores to go along with 914 receiving yards and 11
receiving touchdowns. Also returned four kicks for 153 yards and a touchdown.
• Set school records for single-season rushing yardage (1,940) and single-game rushing yards (406).
• Also lettered three years in track and field.
• Father, Chris, is the assistant director of college scouting for the Dallas Cowboys.
• Majored in marketing at Kansas State.

VAUGHN’S KANSAS STATE TOTALS		Year Team
GP-GS
2020 Kansas State........10-102021 Kansas State........13-13
2022 Kansas State........14-14
Totals............................37-37

No
123
235
293
651

Yds
642
1,404
1,558
3,604

RUSHING
Avg
5.2
6.0
5.3
5.5

Long
38t
80t
88t
88t

TD
7
18
9
34

No
25
49
42
116

RECEIVING

Yds
434
468
378
1,280

Avg
17.4
9.6
9.0
11.0

Long
77t
55t
80t
80t

TD
2
4
3
9

JALEN BROOKS
83 • Wide Receiver

6-1 • 203 • 1/9/97
South Carolina • D7-’23 (244th overall)
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
COLLEGE: With their last selection in the 2023 NFL Draft (seventh round, 244th overall), the Dallas Cowboys selectedwide receiver Jalen Brooks out of South Carolina. Brooks started his collegiate career at Division II Wingate (N.C.) andalso had a brief stint at Tarleton State before spending his final three seasons with South Carolina. After joining theGamecocks in the fall of 2020, Brooks started 22-of-24 games at the Division I level and logged 58 career receptionsfor 785 yards and two touchdowns. Brooks is a strong, physical wideout who will compete for a role.
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
4/29/23: Drafted in the seventh round (244th overall) by Dallas.
2022 (South Carolina):• Started all 12 regular season games as a super senior and ranked second on the team in both receptions (33)
and receiving yards (504), both of which were career-highs, along with a receiving touchdown while helping
South Carolina (eight wins) to its highest win total since 2017.
• Had the best game of his Division I career with four catches for 88 yards in the season-opening win.
• Recognized with the Overcoming Adversity Award and earned the Community Service Award from coaches.
2021 (South Carolina):• Started each of the first six games and caught 14 passes for 181 yards with a touchdown before missing thesecond half of the season due to personal reasons.
• Hauled in four receptions for a season-high 63 yards and a touchdown in the win over Kentucky.
2020 (Tarleton State/South Carolina):• Transferred to Tarleton State for the spring semester before transferring to South Carolina in the fall.
• Did not gain eligibility until the fifth game of the season and played in each of the Gamecocks final six contests,
starting the final four. Finished the season with 11 receptions for 100 yards.
• Made his first Division I start at Ole Miss and recorded three receptions for a season-high 47 yards.
2019 (Wingate):• Appeared in 12 games where he earned first-team All-South Atlantic Conference honors after reeling in 35
receptions for 751 yards and six touchdowns.
• Had a season-high 121-yard performance, with a career-long 66-yard catch and two scores against UVA Wise.
• Finished the season with three different 100-yard receiving performances, tops on the team.
2018 (Wingate):• Played in all 12 games as a freshman, catching 17 passes for 297 yards and four touchdowns while leading
Wingate to the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs.
• His best game as a freshman was at West Georgia, tallying five catches, 91 yards and two touchdowns.

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touchdowns during his senior season.
• Member of the Wingate track and field team as a freshman, competing in sprints and jumps.
• Majored in sports and entertainment management at South Carolina.
COMMUNITY:• 2023 Prison Fellowship Camp.

BROOKS’ COLLEGIATE TOTALS
Year Team
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2018 Wingate................12-1
2019 Wingate................12-10
2020 South Carolina........6-4
2021 South Carolina........6-6
2022 South Carolina......12-12
Totals............................48-33

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Yds
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751
100
181
504
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RUSHING

Yds
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91

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18.0
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12.8
13.0

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ Exempt/Practice Squad (8/31).
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ Exempt/Practice Squad (9/1).
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ Exempt/Practice Squad (9/6).
Signed with Dallas as part of the NFL International Player Pathway.
2022:
A season-long member of Dallas’ practice squad as part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway program.
Saw action during the preseason before landing on the practice squad.
2021:
Again spent the season on Dallas’ practice squad as part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway program.
Saw action through the preseason before landing on the practice squad.
2020:
Spent the entire 2020 season on Dallas’ practice squad after being acquired via the NFL’s International Player
Pathway program.
COLLEGE:
Standout offensive lineman, guiding his team to the 2019 CONADEIP National Championship and selected toplay in the Aztec Bowl.
In 2018 was a top conference and Harbin University (China) selection for the World University Championships.
Selected to the Stars Bowl for the second straight time in 2017 which pits the CONADEIP All-Star Team against
the American NCAA Division III All-Star Team, known as Team Stars & Stripes.
Earned a spot on the 2016 U-19 Mexican select team for the annual World University Championships in Harbin,
China and a spot on the Stars Bowl roster.
Helped his school to a 2015 National Championship.
PERSONAL:
Attended UANL High School No. 9 in Monterrey, Mexico, where he earned a football scholarship from ITESM(Monterrey Tech).
Selected by the Cowboys as part of the International Player Pathway program.
Studied automotive design engineering at Monterrey Tech.
COMMUNITY:
2020 Rookie Club Salute to Service Week.
2022 NFL My Cause My Cleats campaign.
2023 Dallas Cowboys Draft Day/Fan Appreciation Party.
2022-23 Prison Fellowship Camp.
Character Conversations with Character Playbook.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas.

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RECORDS

6-6 • 315 • 7/27/98
Monterey Tech • IPP-’20
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2021-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
Postseason: 2021-0/0-PS; Career-0/0

2022 SEASONROOKIE FREE AGENTS AND FIRST-YEAR

JALENBROOKS		STAFFROOKIES/FIRST-YEAR

JOSE BARBON (bar-BONE)
Wide Receiver

6-0 • 193 • 4/16/00
Temple • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie•

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Guard

6-5 • 315 • 3/31/99
Oregon • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie•

HISTORY

TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Started 34 straight games over three seasons at Oregon, playing 2,211 total snaps in that span at left tackle(1,379) and left guard (824), and earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors from the league’s coaches in 2022 and2021.
Played 894 offensive snaps - 879 at left tackle, seven at left guard and eight as an inline tight end - as a supersenior - and allowed just 20 total pressures and one sack in 435 total pass-blocking opportunities as he wasnamed the Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week multiple times.
Started all 14 games as a junior for an offense that ranked in the top-25 nationally with 202.3 rushing yardsper-game and tied for sixth with 36 rushing touchdowns and was named first-team All-Pac-12.
Started all seven games at left guard for Oregon during the pandemic-shortened 2020 season and was a
Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference honorable mention.
Played his first two collegiate seasons at Butte (Calif.) College, where he was a first-team CCCFCA All-American,
selected to the NorCal All-Conference team as a sophomore, and was named first-team CCCFCA All-America
and earned first-team All-California Region I honors as a freshman.
PERSONAL:
Was a three-year letterwinner at Mt. Baker High School in Deming, Wash.
Named the Northwest Conference 1A co-MVP as a senior as he paved the way as an offensive lineman for aMt. Baker rushing attack that averaged 285.5 yards per game and scored 61 touchdowns on the ground in 13
games while also recording 13.0 sacks, 23.5 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles on defense.
Majored in general social sciences at Oregon.

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Left Temple with the most career 100-yard outings (six) while placing fifth on the school’s all-time receptions
chart (137) and 14th on the receiving yards list (1,600), playing in 42 games with 30 starts.
Earned All-AAC Honorable Mention as a junior in 2022, starting all 12 games he played and led the team in
receptions (72) and yards (918) with two touchdowns.
As a redshirt sophomore due to COVID exemptions in 2021, notched 10 starts in 12 games played to catch 39
passes for 431 yards and the first two touchdowns of his career.
As a sophomore, started two of the five games he played and registered 82 yards on eight catches.
Played in 13 games with six starts as a redshirt freshman and caught 18 passes for 168 yards.
Redshirted as a true freshman and twice earned Scout Team Player of the Week (once on offense, once on
special teams).
PERSONAL:
Born in Havana, Cuba, played receiver and defensive back at Conestoga Valley High School in Lancaster, Penn.
Was a three-year letterman and twice earned first-team receiver and defensive back honors, recording 68
catches for 1,041 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior. Added three touchdowns on seven interceptions andhad a kick return and two punt return scores.
Also participated on Conestoga’s track and field team.
Majored in communications studies at Temple.

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6-1 • 200 • 1/2/01
Louisiana Tech • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:As a senior transfer to Louisiana Tech, started 10 of the 12 games he played at cornerback and registered 29
tackles, three interceptions and a team-best eight breakups.
Began his collegiate career at Stephen F. Austin (2019-21), playing in 31 games and tallying 65 tackles, 17
breakups and six interceptions.
As a sophomore in 2021, played in 12 games and tied for the team lead with four picks while totaling six breakups and 25 tackles.
During the 2020 COVID season, played in nine games and added 40 tackles, 13 breakups and two interceptions.
As a true freshman in 2019, played in 10 games and notched 23 tackles, seven breakups and an interception.
PERSONAL:
Earned all-district and all-Central Texas honors as a three-time letterwinnng safety and cornerback at Hendrickson High School in Pflugerville, Texas.
Also lettered three times for Hendrickson’s basketball team.
Majored in kinesiology.

5/12/23:•2022 SEASONTRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:In his final year of eligibility in 2022, was the Jayhawks starting left tackle.
As a senior, started all 12 games at left tackle for a unit that allowed just 16 sacks in 12 games.
As a redshirt junior in 2020, started seven-of-nine games he played, mainly at right tackle.
As a junior in 2019, played in the final four games.
Played in eight games as sophomore, seeing time on the offensive line in the game against Oklahoma State.
As a true freshman, started four of the 10 games he played at tight end and caught one pass for an eight-yard
touchdown.
PERSONAL:
Helped Barnwell, S.C., High School to a 12-2 mark and an appearance in the South Carolina Class 2A state
semifinals as an all-area defensive lineman as a senior.
Finished his senior campaign with 80 tackles, 17 for losses, while catching seven passes for 247 yards andfour touchdowns on offense.
Majored in pre-business while at Kansas.

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ROOKIES/FIRST-YEAR

6-6 • 315 • 12/31/98
Kansas • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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STAFF

TYLER COYLE
31 • Safety

6-1 • 215 • 7/27/98
Purdue • UDFA-’21
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-1/0; Career-3/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31).
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (9/1).
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:
Went to camp with Dallas but was released and signed to the practice squad.
Elevated for the season finale at Washington (1/8/23), recording four tackles on defense and two on special
teams.
2021:
Elevated as a COVID-19 replacement for the Thursday night win at New Orleans (12/2), making his NFL debut
on special teams.
Again elevated as a COVID-19 replacement for the season finale at Philadelphia (1/8/22) and logged his firstcareer statistics - two tackles on defense and one on special teams.
COLLEGE:Transferred to Purdue as a graduate student after a four-year stint at UConn, where he played in 35 games andtallied 260 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, three interceptions and 18 pass breakups.
Played in four games as a graduate transfer for Purdue in the COVID-19 shortened 2020 Big Ten season, tallying
13 tackles and a pass breakup.
Appeared in 11 games for UConn as a senior in 2019 and led the Huskies with 86 tackles while adding 3.5
tackles for loss, nine pass breakups, an interception and two forced fumbles.
Played in all 12 games, starting 10, as a junior in 2018, finishing fourth in the AAC with 107 total tackles in
addition to one tackle for loss and a fumble recovery.
Started nine-of-12 games as a redshirt freshman in 2017 and led the Huskies with two interceptions whilefinishing second on the team with seven pass breakups in addition to 67 tackles.
Redshirted in 2016 as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:
Named to the All-Hartford Courant team out of Windsor, Conn., High School where he caught 12 touchdown
passes on 29 receptions for 741 yards in his senior season, as the team posted a 10-1 record.
An outstanding track athlete, ran the second leg of the 4x200 relay that won the high school national championship as a senior in 2016 and was part of the New England champion 4x100 relay team in 2015.
Has a daughter, Tylani.
Graduated with a degree in economics from UConn.
COMMUNITY:
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.

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COYLE’S COWBOYS TOTALSDEFENSESIDELINESHISTORY

Year Team
GP-GS
2021 Dallas.................... 2-02022 Dallas.................... 1-0
Totals............................. 3-0

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PRACTICE SQUAD
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2021 Dallas.................... 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD					2022 Dallas.................... 0-0					PRACTICE SQUAD					Totals............................. 0-0
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Special Teams Tackles – 2021 (0-1-1); 2022 (0-2-2). Totals (0-3-3).

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DONTARIO DRUMMOND(don-tare-EE-oh)

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2022 SEASONTRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31).
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:
Spent the entire season on Dallas’ practice squad.
COLLEGE:
Started his collegiate career at East Mississippi Community College before transferring to Ole Miss, where heplayed in 34 games and totaled 114 receptions, 1,633 yards and 15 touchdowns through the air, adding 40
rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground.
Started 12 games at wide receiver in 2021 and tallied 76 catches for a team-leading 1,028 yards - becoming
just the fifth player in Ole Miss history to reach 1,000 receiving yards in a season - with eight total touchdowns.
Saw action in all 10 games, registering nine starts at wide receiver to haul in 25 catches for 417 yards andseven touchdowns, the second-most on the team.
Appeared in all 12 games at wide receiver, with nine starts in 2019 and was third on the team with 13 catchesfor 188 yards in his first season at Ole Miss.
Was named a first-team NJCAA All-American following his sophomore campaign at East Mississippi Community
College, where he totaled 95 receptions, 1,466 receiving yards and 21 touchdowns in two seasons. Left theschool as the all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards and led the team to a national title in the 2017and 2018 JUCO Championship Games.
Spent his freshman and sophomore years (2017-18) at East Mississippi Community College.
PERSONAL:
Totaled 3,474 all-purpose yards through four years at Laurel, Miss., High School, finishing with 1,568 receiving
yards and 17 touchdowns his senior year in 2016.
Helped Laurel win state championships in both football and basketball.
Earned his degree in general studies from Mississippi.
COMMUNITY:
2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
2022 Early Thanksgiving Day Meal at The Salvation Army.
Play 60 Week events.
Hispanic Heritage outreach.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.

1/23/22:
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ROOKIES/FIRST-YEAR

6-1 • 214 • 8/22/97
Mississippi • UDFA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0

PLAYOFF
RECORDSDAVID DURDEN
Wide Receiver

TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Played his final two collegiate seasons at West Florida, recording 88 catches for 1,915 yards and a program
record-tying 23 touchdowns.
Started 12-of-13 games as a senior in 2022, leading the Argonauts with 1,128 receiving yards on 54 catchesand established a single-season record with 13 touchdowns while adding 248 punt return yards with a touchdown to earn Associated Press first-team All-America honors.
Named first-team All-Gulf South Conference as a junior in 2021, starting nine games and leading the team with
787 yards on 34 catches with 10 touchdowns - second in the GSC in receiving yards and third in touchdowns.
West Florida did not compete in the Fall or Spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

HISTORY

6-1 • 208 • 12/26/98
West Florida • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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2022 SEASON• As a sophomore at Mercer, started eight -of-nine games played and named first-team All-SoCon, returning 29 kicks
for 750 yards. Also named second-team All-SoCon at receiver, totaling 45 catches for 647 yards and four scores.
• Started his collegiate career at Mercer in 2018, starting 10 games and scoring seven total touchdowns (fivereceiving, one passing and one kick return) while catching 18 passes for 407 yards for a team-best 22.6 yardsper-catch and setting a school record with a 95-yard kick return touchdown.
PERSONAL:• Attended Emanuel County Institute in Midville, Ga., where he was a standout baseball player, leading the teamto a 78-34 record over four seasons and a state title in 2015 and earned Regional Player of the Year honors as
a senior in 2017.
• Drafted in the 20th round by the Boston Red Sox in 2017 and played one season of minor league baseball,batting .220 with seven runs and nine RBI in 30 career games.
• Majored in communications at West Florida.

PRINCETON FANT
Tight End

6-2 • 250 • 3/11/99
Tennessee • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Played six seasons for Tennessee, starting 14-of-46 games played and caught 52 passes for 579 yards andfive scores, moving to tight end from running back prior to 2019. Had five rushing scores and one passing.
Accounted for nine total touchdowns - five rushing, three receiving, one passing - as a super senior in 2022,
catching 22 passes for 241 yards and rushing six times for 17 yards - leading all SEC tight ends in rushing scores.
Played in all 13 games with seven starts at tight end in 2021, catching 16 passes for 220 yards.
As a redshirt junior in 2020, played in all 10 games and made three starts, totaling 12 receptions for 103 yards
and a touchdown.
Appeared in eight games as a reserve tight end and finished with two receptions for 19 yards in 2019 afterswitching from running back prior to the season.
Played in two games as a redshirt freshman in 2018 and had three carries for seven yards.
Redshirted his freshman 2017 season and did not play.
PERSONAL:
Rated a three star recruit at LaVergne High School in La Vergne, Tenn., serving as a captain for all four years ofhigh school despite missing his junior and senior seasons after undergoing surgeries for a torn ACL.
Cousin Noah Fant plays tight end for the Seattle Seahawks.
Earned his degree in sociology from Tennessee in 2021.
Has a daughter, Aaliyah.
COMMUNITY:
2023 Prison Fellowship Camp.

5/12/23:••••

SETH GREEN

SIDELINESHISTORY

47 • Tight End

6-4 • 255 • 2/14/98
Houston • FA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived by Houston, signed to Dallas’ practice squad (10/11) and waived (12/21).
Signed with Houston as a rookie free agent.
2022 (Houston/Dallas):• Signed with the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent following the 2022 NFL Draft but was waived at the
final cut date.
• Signed to Dallas’ practice squad (10/11) but was released two months later.
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COLLEGE:• Transferred to Houston after a five-year stint at Minnesota, playing 33 games as a wildcat quarterback andreceiver, recording 388 rushing yards and 15 rushing touchdowns on 388 carries.
• Moved to tight end in his lone season at Houston, appearing in all 12 games and setting career-highs with 13
receptions and 157 receiving yards.
• In his final year at Minnesota, a shortened season in 2020, rushed for seven yards and two touchdowns while
catching three passes for 38 yards.
• Played in 12 games in 2019 and rushed 29 times for 99 yards and five touchdowns. His lone completion wasa one-yard touchdown pass in the Outback Bowl win over Auburn.
• Had his best season at Minnesota as a redshirt sophomore in 2018, rushing for 282 yards and eight touchdowns on 76 carries. Also completed four-of-five passes for two touchdowns.
• Played in one game as a redshirt freshman, as a reserve at quarterback against Middle Tennessee.
• Redshirted in 2016 as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:• Attended nearby Allen, Texas, High School and helped lead the Eagles to a 14-1 record and a state championship berth in his senior season as a dual-threat quarterback, completing 81 passes for 1,481 yards and 19
touchdowns while rushing 99 times for 865 yards and 10 scores.
• Before moving to North Texas, spent three years at East Ridge High School in Woodbury, Minn., where hecompleted 142 passes for 1,850 yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior.
• Also played basketball at East Ridge High School.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• Character Conversations with Character Playbook.
• Read Across America Day.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.

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RECORDS6-4 • 315 • 7/2/99
Virginia Tech • FA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-3/0; Career-0/0
Postseason: 2022-1/0; Career-1/0

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived by Cleveland and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (11/16).
Waived and signed to Cleveland’s practice squad (8/31).
Signed with Cleveland as a rookie free agent.
2022 (Cleveland/Dallas):Signed with Cleveland as an undrafted free agent but was waived at the final cut date.
Signed to Dallas’ practice squad in November and was elevated for three games in December, playing mostly
on special teams.
Made his postseason debut at San Francisco (1/22/23) to play on special teams.
COLLEGE:
Played his first two seasons at Coastal Carolina (2017-18) before transferring to Virginia Tech (2019-21), andover the course of his collegiate career, started in 46-of-47 games played.
Named All-ACC honorable mention in 2021 after starting 11-of-12 games (10 at center and one at left guard).
Also moved to right tackle in-game at West Virginia (9/18) to replace the Hokies injured right tackle.
Started all 11 games at center in 2020 and helped the Hokies lead the ACC in rushing (240.1 yards-per-game).
Redshirted in 2019 after transferring to Virginia Tech from Coastal Carolina.
Started all 12 games at right guard on the offensive line for Coastal Carolina in 2018 and was a member of theTeam Leadership Council.
Became the first true freshman to start at center in Coastal Carolina’s history (since 2003) while starting all 12games in 2017.
PERSONAL:
Played for Statesville, N.C., High School, earning first-team NCPreps.com all-state honors his senior year.
Earned his degree in communication science and social inquiry from Virginia Tech.
COMMUNITY:
2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
Play 60 Week events.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Hispanic Heritage outreach.

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DENNIS HOUSTON
17 • Wide Receiver

6-1 • 202 • 4/24/99
Western Illinois • UDFA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-2/0; Career-2/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0; Career-0/0

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent, released (9/20) and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (9/22).
2022:
Made the active roster out of camp, catching two passes for 16 yards in two games before being released andsigned to Dallas’ practice squad for the remainder of the year.
Made his NFL debut against Tampa Bay (9/11), catching two passes for 16 yards.
Played on offense and special teams against Cincinnati (9/18) but did not record any stats.
COLLEGE:
Caught 169 passes for 2,031 yards with 11 touchdowns in 25 games played in three seasons (2019-21) for
the Leathernecks. Also rushed 20 times for 151 yards and two scores.
As a senior in 2021, named first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference and third-team FCS All-America after haulingin 90 passes for 1,015 yards and six scores. Ran five times for 63 yards and two scores, starting all 11 games.
Named first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference after appearing in all six games in 2020-21 to lead the teamwith 43 receptions for 477 yards and two touchdowns. Also rushed six times for 32 yards.
Played in eight games with six starts as a sophomore transfer to lead the offense with 539 receiving yards on
36 receptions and three touchdowns. Additionally, he rushed for 56 yards on nine carries.
Played in 10 games as a sophomore at Fullerton College, catching 26 passes for 360 yards and three scores.
As a freshman at Houston Baptist, caught 33 passes for 362 yards.
PERSONAL:
Attended Warren High School in San Antonio, Texas, and racked up 69 receptions for 1,267 yards and 12
touchdowns as a senior.
Earned his degree in general studies from Western Illinois.
COMMUNITY:
2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
2022 Prison Fellowship Camp.
Play 60 Week events.
Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
Hispanic Heritage outreach.

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DURRELL JOHNSON (DUH-rell)
Defensive End

6-3 • 260 • 6/26/98
Liberty • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:• Played 32 games over three years at Liberty, totaling 120 tackles, 17.5 sacks, 44 tackles for loss, two interceptions, six breakups and three fumble recoveries.
• Appeared in 13 games as a senior in 2022, recording 58 tackles, 9.0 sacks, an NCAA-leading 27.5 tackles forloss, three fumble recoveries and an interception.
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• Saw playing time in nine games, starting seven contests, after battling through injuries in 2021, finishing theseason with 25 tackles and six tackles for loss with a pass breakup.
• Started all 11 games at defensive end and led the team with 11.5 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks, adding 38
tackles, six pressures and an interception in his first year at Liberty in 2020.
• Was a two-time all-conference honoree and JUCO All-American at ASA College in Brooklyn, N.Y., prior to transferring to Liberty.
PERSONAL:• Attended Overlea High School in Baltimore, Md., where he was named a Super 22 Athlete and BTC All-Star.
• Graduated from Liberty with a degree in interdisciplinary studies in May 2022 and is pursuing a master’s degree
in interdisciplinary studies.

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Linebacker

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65 • Center6-3 • 300 • 7/7/97
Boston College • UDFA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Released and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31).
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:
Went to camp with Dallas as a rookie free agent, was released at the end and signed to Dallas’ practice squad.
Elevated to the active roster for the game against Cincinnati (9/18), but did not play.
COLLEGE:
Started 36-of-47 games played at Boston College, earning All-ACC first-team honors in his final two seasons.
Named All-ACC first-team as a senior in 2021 and was on the preseason watch list for the Lombardi Award,
Rimington Trophy and Outland Trophy, starting all 11 games.
All-ACC first-team honors and Rimington Award watch list after starting 11 games at center on a team thatrushed for 1,119 yards on the season with 11 rushing touchdowns in 2020.
Started all 13 games at center and was an All-ACC third-team selection as a sophomore in 2019.
Played in 11 games and started one in his 2018 redshirt freshman campaign, playing mostly on special teams- including long snapper in eight games.
Earned a medical redshirt as a true freshman in 2017.

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Three-year standout performer for Florida A&M, finishing his career with 89 tackles, 42.5 tackles for loss, 29.0
sacks, seven pass breakups, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and an interception over 29 games.
Played eight games as a senior while battling through injuries in 2022, recording 23 tackles, 12 tackles for loss,
8.0 sacks, two breakups, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
Led the nation with 19.0 sacks and 25.5 tackles for loss to earn AP first-team All-America honors and the2021 Buck Buchanan Award as the best defensive player in FCS as a junior in 2021, adding 43 tackles, three
breakups and three fumble recoveries over 12 starts.
Did not play in 2020 as the FCS forfeited the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Played in nine games as a redshirt freshman in 2019, making 23 tackles and adding five tackles for loss, 2.0
sacks and his lone career interception.
Made an appearance in one game then redshirted his 2018 freshman campaign.
PERSONAL:
Attended Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga.
Earned his degree in interdisciplinary studies from Florida A&M.
COMMUNITY:
2023 Prison Fellowship Camp.

5/12/23:2022 SEASON

6-3 • 245 • 2/5/00
Florida A&M • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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2022 SEASONPERSONAL:• Two-way lineman for his father, Chris Lindstrom Sr., at Shepherd Hill Regional High School in Dudley, Mass.,
where he was a USA Today All-Massachusetts first-team all-state selection on the offensive line as a senior.
• His father was a Hall of Fame lineman at Boston University and spent three seasons in the NFL, while his brother
Chris was a first round draft pick and currently plays for the Atlanta Falcons.
• Earned his undergraduate degree in management and leadership from Boston College.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2022 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.

HUNTER LUEPKE (LIP-key)
Fullback

6-1 • 245 • 2/28/00
North Dakota State • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Completed his collegiate career at North Dakota State rushing for 1,665 yards and 24 touchdowns on 274
carries and caught 38 passes for 494 yards and nine touchdowns.
As a senior, recorded 817 total yards from scrimmage (621 rush; 196 receiving) and 13 total touchdowns,
earning All-American and first-team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference honors at fullback in 10 games played.
Was named an All-American and first team All-MVFC at fullback as a junior after rushing 87 times for 543 yards
and eight touchdowns with nine catches for 165 yards and three scores, playing in 13 games with four starts.
As a sophomore earned All-American and first team All-MVFC honors after adding 458 yards and six touchdowns
on 84 carries and 37 yards and a score on four receptions while playing in six games with five starts.
Played in 14 games with two starts at fullback as a redshirt freshman and had 43 yards and a touchdown on
five rushes and caught 11 passes for 96 yards and a score to earn All-MVFC honorable mention.
Redshirted as a true freshman.
PERSONAL:
Attended Spencer, Wisc., High School where he was a four-year starter, a two-year captain, three-time all-conference first team running back, two-time Conference Offensive Player of the Year (2015 and 2017) and 2017
Regional Offensive Player of the Year who played running back, linebacker, defensive end and returned kicks.
Racked up 5,770 all-purpose yards and 95 touchdowns in his career, including 4,452 rushing yards and 82
touchdowns and had 171 career tackles and 10.0 sacks on defense.
Two-time state champion in wrestling (2017-18), three-time all-conference center fielder in baseball and conference champion in the 100-meter dash.
Graduated from NDSU in December 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in finance.
Married to Sadie Luepke.

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PLAYOFF
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Defensive Back

6-0 • 195 • 12/27/98
BYU • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:• Appeared in 53 career collegiate games with 24 starts at BYU and logged 79 tackles, three tackles for loss, aquarterback hurry and four pass breakups.
• As a senior in 2022 tallied 18 tackles, a half tackle for loss and a pass breakup.
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Started all 13 games in 2021 and had a career-high 36 tackles and four pass breakups.
As a junior in a COVID-shortened 2020, started one-of-eight games played and had six tackles.
Played in 13 games with fives starts in 2019 and had 21 total tackles and two tackles for loss.
As a redshirt freshman in 2018 played in 13 games with four starts and had nine tackles.
Redshirted as a true freshman in 2017.
PERSONAL:• Played on offense and defense at Del Norte High School in San Diego, Calif., where he was a three-time All-CIF,
four-time first-team all-league selection and three-time first-team North County selection.
• Totaled 44 tackles with one interception, caught 23 balls for 323 yards and returned kicks as a senior.
• Also ran track, including the 100, 200 and 400-meter events.

ROOKIES/FIRST-YEAR

JALEN MORENO-CROPPER
Wide Receiver

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Tight End

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:Transferred to Louisiana for two seasons after spending his first three years at TCU. In his two seasons with the
Ragin’ Cajuns, played in 27 games and caught 27 passes for 451 yards with seven touchdowns.
In 2022 recorded 14 receptions for 284 yards and three touchdowns, including a career-long 55-yard catch.
Caught 13 passes for 167 yards and four touchdowns in his first season at Louisiana.
In his final season with TCU, appeared in all 12 games in 2019 and totaled 11 receptions for 157 yards.
Played in eight games as a true freshman and had two receptions for 58 yards, with one of those receptions a
47-yard catch against Oklahoma.
PERSONAL:
Ranked as the top athlete in Louisiana by 247Sports.com out of Logansport, La., High School, tallying 1,001
yards and 17 touchdowns as senior season, adding 64 tackles and 12 tackles for loss as a defensive lineman.
Earned his degree in general studies.

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6-6 • 245 • 9/23/99
Louisiana • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie•

RECORDS

TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Spent four years at Fresno State, where he played in 42 games and finished fifth in Bulldogs record books incareer receptions (220). He also caught a pass in his last 37 collegiate games dating back to his freshmanseason, the second-longest streak in program history.
Named first-team All-Mountain West as a senior in 2022, leading the league with 83 catches and ranked second
with 1,086 receiving yards. Became the first Bulldog to have 1,000 receiving yards in a season since 2018.
Appeared in all 13 games in 2021 and started 10, leading the team in receiving in all categories. Totaled 85
receptions for 899 yards and 11 touchdowns, tied for the second-most receiving touchdowns in the MWC.
Started five-of-six games in a shortened 2020 season and had three consecutive 100-yard games to close out
the season, the first Bulldog with three consecutive 100-yard receiving games since 2017.
Appeared in 10 games and made five starts as a true freshman, finishing second on the team with 652 all-purpose yards while playing both receiver and running back. Had two of the longest plays of the season for Fresno
State with 79 and 82-yard rushes.
PERSONAL:
Rated a four-star recruit by ESPN and lined up at wide receiver, running back, quarterback and defensive backthroughout his high school career at Buchanan High School (2018) in Clovis, Calif., and Sanger, Calif., HighSchool (2015-17).
Primarily a wide receiver in his senior year at Buchanan, caught 22 passes for 565 yards and three touchdowns
while rushing for 179 yards and four touchdowns on 25 carries.
Majored in sociology at Fresno State.

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5-11 • 180 • 5/3/01
Fresno State • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie

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2022 SEASONALEX TAYLOR-PRIOLEAU (PRAY-low)
72 • Tackle

6-8 • 320 • 4/21/97
South Carolina State • FA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-1/0; Career-4/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0

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TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Released and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (11/9).
Signed with Cleveland as a Future, released (8/30) and signed to Cleveland’s practice squad (8/31).
Released and signed to Cleveland’s practice squad (10/12).
Signed with Cleveland as a Future, released (8/31) and signed to Chicago’s practice squad (9/15).
Signed with Cleveland as a rookie free agent, waived (9/16) and signed to Cleveland’s practice squad (10/26).
2022 (Cleveland/Dallas):Went to camp with Cleveland, released at the end and signed to the Browns practice squad for a month before
being released and signing to the Cowboys practice squad for the remainder of the season.
Elevated from Dallas’ practice squad for the finale at Washington (1/8/23) and appeared on special teams.
2021 (Cleveland/Chicago):
Went to training camp with Cleveland, was released at the end and signed to Chicago’s practice squad. Was
released by Chicago in October and re-signed to Cleveland’s practice squad for the remainder of the year.
Elevated by Chicago against Cincinnati (9/18), but was inactive, then released from the Bears practice squad in
October and signed back with Cleveland.
Elevated for the Browns against Arizona (10/17) and against Denver (10/21), playing on special teams.
2020 (Cleveland):Signed with Cleveland as an undrafted free agent, went to training camp with the team and was released at the
cutdown date. Signed to the Browns practice squad, seeing action in one game as a COVID-19 elevation.
Elevated as a COVID-19 replacement for the regular season finale against Pittsburgh (1/3/21), seeing time on
special teams units.
COLLEGE:
Spent two years at Appalachian State, playing offensive line from (2015-16), before transferring to South Carolina State to play basketball. Moved back to football at South Carolina State after one year.
Started all 11 games at left tackle as a senior in 2019.
Played in 11 games at right tackle as a junior in 2018,
In 2017, spent the year as a member of the Bulldogs basketball team before being discovered by the school’s
offensive line coach, Na’Shan Goddard.
Played offensive line at Appalachian State (2015-16) before transferring to South Carolina State for basketball.
PERSONAL:
Attended Berkeley High School in Moncks Corber, S.C., where he played basketball and football.
Only player invited to 2020 NFL combine from an HBCU.
Uncle, Pierson Prioleau, won Super Bowl XLIV with the New Orleans Saints as a safety.
Earned a degree in family consumer sciences from South Carolina State.

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5/5/20:••••TAYLOR-PRIOLEAU’S NFL TOTALSGAMES/STARTS (regular season, playoffs): 2020 (1/0, 0/0-Cle); 2021 (2/0, 0/0-Cle); 2022 (3/0, 1/0). Totals: 4/0, 0/0.

JUANYEH THOMAS (ONE-yay)
30 • Safety

6-1 • 215 • 6/24/00
Georgia Tech • UDFA-’22
NFL: 1st Year • Cowboys: 1st Year
Games/Starts: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
Postseason: 2022-0/0-PS; Career-0/0
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a Future.
Waived and signed to Dallas’ practice squad (8/31).
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
2022:• Spent the entire season on Dallas’ practice squad.
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ROOKIES/FIRST-YEAR

TYRUS WHEAT (TIE-russ)

STAFF

COLLEGE:• Played in 47 games with 33 starts in his Georgia Tech career, recording 215 tackles, eight tackles for loss, fiveforced fumbles, four interceptions and 16 pass breakups over four seasons.
• Earned All-ACC honorable mention honors in 2021, starting all 12 games at safety and finishing third on theteam with 81 tackles while adding four tackles for loss, six breakups and two forced fumbles.
• Started all 10 games in 2020, leading all defensive backs and finishing third overall on Georgia Tech’s defensewith 59 tackles to go along with an interception, three pass breakups and two forced fumbles.
• Started 11-of-12 games in 2019, finishing fourth on the defense with 60 tackles and recording four breakups
and 2.5 tackles for loss - helping Georgia Tech hold five of its opponents to 200 passing yards-or-less.
• Named true freshman All-American as a kick returner by 247Sports and earned first-team All-ACC recognition
as a kick returner from Pro Football Focus in 2018, scoring three non-offensive touchdowns in the form of a
95-yard interception return and two kick return touchdowns. Set five school records for kickoff returns in his
first season, appearing in 13 games and leading the team with 12 special teams tackles.
PERSONAL:• Rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN out of Niceville, Fla., High School, where he was a three-time all-statehonoree. Teams avoided throwing the ball at him in his senior campaign after he returned interceptions for
touchdowns in five consecutive games (a national high school record) and finished his junior season with aschool-record eight interceptions overall.
• Earned his degree in literature, media and communications from Georgia Tech.
COMMUNITY:• 2022 Reliant Home Run Derby benefiting the Salvation Army.
• 2022 Rookie Club presented by Blockchain.com.
• 2022 Early Thanksgiving at The Salvation Army.
• 2022 My Cause My Cleats campaign.
• 2023 Prison Fellowship Camp.
• Play 60 Week events.
• Annual Team Holiday Hospital Visits.
• Hispanic Heritage outreach.

6-2 • 263 • 12/8/99
Mississippi State • UDFA-’23
NFL: Rookie • Cowboys: Rookie
TRANSACTION SUMMARY:
Signed with Dallas as a rookie free agent.
COLLEGE:
Played three seasons at Mississippi State after transferring from Copiah-Lincon Community College in Wesson,
Miss., where he was ranked the No. 1 junior college inside linebacker per 247Sports.
Named second-team All-SEC in 2022 after starting all 12 games and totaling 53 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss
and a team-leading 6.0 sacks.
Started all 13 games in 2021 and registered 46 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss and a career-high 7.5 sacks.
As a junior, and in his first season with Mississippi State, appeared in nine games with eight starts. Tied for 12th
in the FBS and ranked second in the SEC with two fumble recoveries.
In 19 career games played for Copiah-Lincon CC, totaled 104 tackles, including eight for loss, two forced
fumbles, three fumble recoveries and five interceptions.
As a sophomore posted 39 tackles, six tackles for loss and a team-high three interceptions, one for a score.
Registered 65 tackles with two tackles for loss and two interceptions in his freshman campaign.
PERSONAL:
Rated a consensus three-star prospect out of Amite, La., High School, where he earned All-District 8-2A honors
as a senior.
Earned a degree in interdisciplinary studies from Mississippi State.
COMMUNITY:
2023 Prison Fellowship Camp.

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Jalen Moreno-Cropper
Dennis Houston
Dontario Drummond
Juanyeh Thomas
DeMarvion Overshown
Eric Scott
D’Angelo Mandell
Myles Brooks
Deuce Vaughn
Hunter Luepke
Seth Green
Princeton FantJohn Stephens
Durrell Johnson
Isaiah Land
Mazi Smith
Isaac Alarcon
Earl Bostick
Alec Lindstrom
T.J. Bass
Asim Richards
Jalen Brooks
David Dudren
Luke Schoonmaker
Tyrus Wheat
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TempleFresno State
Western Illinois
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Texas
Southern Miss
BYU
Louisiana Tech
Kansas State
North Dakota State
HoustonTennessee
Louisiana
Liberty
Florida A&M
MichiganMonterrey Tech
KansasBoston College
Oregon
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Florida
Michigan
Mississippi StateSan Jose State

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UDFA-’23
UDFA-’23
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Oregon State
Mississippi State
California
Texas A&M
Alabama
TCU
Central Michigan
Penn State
Colorado StateLouisiana State
West Virginia
Washington
South Alabama
MemphisSouth Carolina
South Carolina
South Carolina
Oregon State
Fresno State
ClemsonOhio State
California (PA)Southern California
Louisiana State
FloridaMiami
Florida A&M
Colorado State
Texas
Oklahoma State
Mississippi
Boise State
FloridaWisconsin
Nebraska
Notre Dame
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Tulsa
MarshallSouthern California
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North Dakota
Oklahoma State
Stanford
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Indiana
Boise State
KansasTexas Christian
Ohio State
Oklahoma
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2022 SEASON

Kelvin Joseph
Jourdan Lewis
Brandin Cooks
Dak Prescott
Bryan Anger
Donovan Wilson
Trevon Diggs
KaVontae Turpin
Cooper Rush
Micah Parsons
Michael Gallup
Jabril Cox
Will Grier
Tristan Vizcaino
Jalen Tolbert
Tony Pollard
Stephon Gilmore
Rico Dowdle
Israel Mukuamu
Nahshon Wright
DaRon Bland
Jayron Kearse
Malik Hooker
C.J. Goodwin
Ronald Jones
Damone Clark
Malik Davis
Sheldrick Redwine
Markquese Bell
Trent Sieg
Malik Jefferson
Devin Harper
Sam Williams
Leighton Vander Esch
Dante Fowler
Tyler Biadasz
Matt Farniok
Zack Martin
Chuma Edoga
Tyler Smith
Josh Ball
Tyron Smith
Terence Steele
Matt Waletzko
Tyron Johnson
Simi Fehoko
Sean McKeon
Jake Ferguson
CeeDee Lamb
Peyton Hendershot
DeMarcus Lawrence
Dorance Armstrong
Ben Banogu
Johnathan Hankins
Neville Gallimore
Osa Odighizuwa
Quinton Bohanna
Chauncey Golston

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COLLEGE

STAFF

2023 Veterans Roster

		NFL
NO NAMEPOS
HGT WGT
AGE
EXP

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER

Cowboys All-Time Roster
HEAD COACHES— Regular Season —CoachSeasons Years Won Lost Tied Pct
Tom Landry..........29
1960-88* 250 162
6 .605
Jimmy Johnson......5
1989-93* 44
36
0 .550Barry Switzer..........4
1994-97* 40
24
0 .625Chan Gailey............2
1998-99* 18
140 .563
Dave Campo..........3
2000-02* 1533
0 .313
Bill Parcells.............4
2003-06* 34
30
0 .531
Wade Phillips..........4
2007-10* 34
22
0 .607
Jason Garrett.........92010-19* 85
67
0 .559Mike McCarthy.......3
2020-22* 30
20
0 .600Totals.................. 63 1960-2022* 550 408
6 .574*2010 interim season, 5-3 record— Postseason —Won Lost Pct
20 16
.556
7
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.875
5
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0
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0
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.400
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.545

Won
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18
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Pct
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SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASONASSISTANT COACHESAAlexander, Hubbard...Receivers..................................... 1989-97
Alexander, Paul..........Offensive Line.....................................2018
Allen, Ermal...............Offensive Backfield....................... 1962-69
Special Assistant.......................... 1970-79
Research and Development......... 1980-83
Amato, Ken...............Defensive Assistant/Linebackers.. 2018-19
Armstrong, Neill.........Research and Development......... 1982-89
Avezzano, Joe...........Special Teams.................... 1990-00, 2002
Special Teams/Tight Ends..................2001
B
Baker, Brian...............Defensive Line.............................. 2011-12
Baker, Joe.................Assistant Secondary..................... 2012-14
Safeties..............................................2015
Secondary.................................... 2016-17
Bates, Bill..................Special Teams/
Defensive Assistant...................... 1998-99
Defensive Backs.................................2000
Defensive Nickel Package/Assistant Special Teams............... 2001-02
Bates, Jim.................Linebackers.................................. 1996-97
Assistant Head Coach/
Defensive Line.............................. 1998-99
Bech, Brett................Strength and Conditioning............ 2011-19
Berry, Raymond.........Offensive Ends............................. 1968-69
Bisaccia, Rich............Special Teams.............................. 2013-14
Asst. Head Coach/Special Teams.2015-17
Blake, John...............Defensive Line.............................. 1993-95
Blasko, Jeff................Assistant Offensive Line................ 2020-22
Bloom, Ben...............Defensive Quality Control/
Linebackers.................................. 2011-13
Assistant Defensive Line/Ends............2014
Defensive Ends..................................2015
Asst. Coach/Special Projects....... 2016-17
Linebackers.................................. 2018-19
Boller, Craig...............Defensive Tackles......................... 1996-97
Boniol, Chris..............Asst. Special Teams/Kickers......... 2011-13
Borgonzi, Dave..........Offensive/Defensive Assistant....... 2012-13
Bowles, Todd............Secondary.................................... 2005-07
Brodsky, Joe.............Running Backs............................. 1989-97
Brown, Gary..............Running Backs............................. 2013-19
Brown, Stephen........Offensive Asst./Running Backs..... 2016-19
Brown, Vincent..........Inside Linebackers..............................2006
C
Callahan, Bill..............Offensive Coordinator/
Offensive Line............................... 2012-14
Campo, Dave............Defensive Assistant...................... 1989-90
Defensive Backs........................... 1991-94
Defensive Coordinator.................. 1995-99
Secondary.................................... 2008-11
Carberry, Kevin..........Offensive Assistant....................... 2014-15
Carthon, Maurice.......Offensive Coordinator/
Running Backs............................. 2003-04
Chandler, Wes...........Receivers..................................... 2000-02
Colman, Doug...........Assistant Special Teams.....................2018
Colombo, Marc.........Offensive Assistant.............................2015
Assistant Offensive Line................ 2016-18
Offensive Line.....................................2019
Coslet, Bruce............Offensive Coordinator.........................2002

190

D
Dahms, Tom..............Defensive Line.............................. 1960-62
Daniels, Matt.............Assistant Special Teams............... 2020-21
Davis, Butch..............Defensive Line.............................. 1989-92
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers....1993
Defensive Coordinator........................1994
Davis, Rob.................Assistant Head Coach.................. 2020-22
DeCamillis, Joe..........Special Teams Coordinator........... 2009-12
DeHaven, Bruce........Special Teams.............................. 2003-06
Dimancheff, Boris (Babe)..Backfield...................................... 1960-61
Ditka, Mike................Receivers/Tight Ends................... 1973-74
Special Teams/
Tight Ends.......................... 1975-76, 1980
Special Teams/Receivers.... 1977-79, 1981
Dooley, Derek............Wide Receivers............................ 2013-17
Durde, Aden..............Defensive Line.............................. 2021-22
E
Eberflus, Matt............Linebackers.................................. 2011-15
Linebackers/Passing Game Coord.. 2016-17
Ecklund, Brad............Offensive Line............................... 1960-61
Defensive Line.............................. 1962-63
Eddy, Jim..................Defensive Assistant............................1993
Linebackers.................................. 1994-95
Edwards, George......Linebackers.................................. 1998-01
Senior Defensive Assistant........... 2020-22
Erkenbeck, Jim..........Offensive Line............................... 1987-88
F
Fassel, John..............Special Teams Coordinator........... 2020-22
Feder, Ryan...............Quality Control/Analytics............... 2020-22
Ford, Robert..............Tight Ends.................................... 1991-97
Franklin, Bobby.........Defensive Backfield...................... 1968-71
Special Teams....................................1972
G
Garrett, Jason...........Offensive Coordinator.........................2007
Asst. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator.... 2008-10
Garrett, John.............Tight Ends.................................... 2007-10
Tight Ends/Pass Game Coord...... 2011-12
Garrett, Judd.............Dir. Advance Scouting Asst. WR.........2019
Geis, Wayne “Buddy”..Quarterbacks............................... 1998-99
Offensive Nickel Package...................2000
Gibbs, Gary...............Linebackers.................................. 2002-05
Gillman, Sid...............Special Assistant................................1972
Grantham, Todd........Defensive Line.............................. 2008-09
H
Hackett, Paul.............Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks/Receivers.....................1986
Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks............................... 1987-88
Haley, Todd................Receivers..................................... 2004-05
Receivers/Pass Game Coordinator.....2006
Hall, Galen.................Running Backs...................................2002
Harris, Al....................Defensive Backs........................... 2020-22
Hart, Tommy..............Defensive Ends............................ 1996-97
Haslett, Chase...........Quality Control/Offense................ 2020-22
Henderson, Jerome...Secondary.................................... 2012-15
Henry, Adam..............Wide Receivers............................ 2020-21

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Kiffin, Monte..............Defensive Coordinator.................. 2013-14
Kitchens, Freddie.......Tight Ends..........................................2006
King, Bobby..............Asst. Linebackers/Def. Qual. Control..2010
Kitna, Jon..................Quarterbacks.....................................2019
Kleffner, Adam...........Assistant Offensive Line......................2019

191

SIDELINES

T
Tolzien, Scott.............Offensive Assistant....................... 2020-22
Tomsula, Jim.............Defensive Line....................................2020

HISTORYS
Seamon, Greg...........Tight Ends..........................................2002
Shelmon, Clarence....Running Backs............................. 1998-01
Sherman, Ray............Wide Receivers............................ 2007-10
Shofner, Jim..............Quarterbacks............................... 1983-85
Shula, Dave...............Offensive Coordinator.........................1989
Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks.....................................1990
Simonelli, Eric............Quality Control/Analytics............... 2020-22
Slowik, Bob...............Defensive Assistant............................1992
Smith, Cedric............Asst. Strength and Conditioning... 2021-22
Smith, Glenn..............Offensive Assistant....................... 2000-01
Smith, Kendall...........Asst. Strength and Conditioning... 2013-22
Solari, Mike................Special Teams.............................. 1987-88
Sparano, Tony...........Tight Ends.................................... 2003-04
Offensive Line/
Running Game Coordinator.......... 2005-06
Asst. Head Coach/Off. Line................2007
Stallings, Gene..........Defensive Backfield Coach........... 1972-85
Stautner, Ernie...........Defensive Line.............................. 1966-72
Defensive Coordinator.................. 1973-74
Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Line.............................. 1975-88
Stewart, Brian............Defensive Coordinator.................. 2007-08
Stewart, Rayna..........Asst. Special Teams...........................2022

PLAYOFF
RECORDSR
Read, Bruce..............Special Teams.............................. 2007-08
Reeves, Dan..............Offensive Backfield............. 1970-72, 1975
Special Teams Coach.........................1974
Quarterbacks/Receivers.....................1976
Offensive Coordinator/
Offensive Backs........................... 1977-79
Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks/Receivers.....................1980
Reilly, Jack.................Quarterbacks.....................................1997
Offensive Coordinator................... 2000-01
Renfro, Ray...............Passing Offense........................... 1968-72
Rhome, Jerry.............Quarterbacks.....................................1989
Richard, Kris..............Passing Game Coordinator/DBs... 2018-19
Robinson, Jimmy.......Asst. Head Coach/Wide Receivers............................ 2011-12
Robinson, Tommie.....Offensive Assistant....................... 1998-99
Special Teams Assistant.....................2000
Rodgers, Kacy...........Defensive Tackles......................... 2003-04
Defensive Line.............................. 2005-07
Roy, Alvin...................Strength and Conditioning............ 1973-75
Ryan, Rob.................Defensive Coordinator.................. 2011-12

RECORDSM
MacIntyre, Mike.........Assistant Secondary..................... 2003-06
Mackovic, John.........Quarterbacks............................... 1981-82
Marinelli, Rod.............Defensive Line....................................2013
Defensive Coordinator/DL............ 2014-19
Matthews, Cannon....Quality Control/Defense................ 2020-22
Maxie, Brett...............Assistant Secondary...........................2008
Secondary/Safeties............................2010
Secondary..........................................2011
McCurley, Scott.........Linebackers.................................. 2020-22
McNulty, John...........Wide Receivers..................................2003
Meeks, Ron...............Defensive Assistant............................1991
Miles, Les..................Tight Ends.................................... 1998-00
Moore, Kellen............Quarterbacks.....................................2018
Offensive Coordinator................... 2019-22
Myers, Jim.................Offensive Line............................... 1962-72
Offensive Coordinator................... 1973-74
Offensive Coordinator/
Offensive Line............................... 1975-76
Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line............................... 1977-86
N
Nash, Harold.............Asst. Strength and Conditioning.........2020
Strength and Conditioning Coord... 2021-22
Nguyen, Dat..............Asst. Linebackers/Def. Asst.......... 2007-09
Nolan, Dick................Defensive Backfield...................... 1962-67
Receivers .................................... 1982-85
Defensive Backs........................... 1986-90
Nolan, Mike...............Defensive Coordinator........................2020
Nussmeier, Doug.......Tight Ends.................................... 2018-19
Quarterbacks............................... 2020-22
O
O’Quinn, Keith...........Off. Asst./Off. Qual. Control................2010
Off. Qual Control/Wide Receivers.2011-13
Assistant Special Teams............... 2014-17
Special Teams Coordinator........... 2018-19

Q
Quinn, Dan................Defensive Coordinator.................. 2021-22

2022 SEASON

L
Lal, Sanjay.................Wide Receivers............................ 2018-19
Lavan, Al...................Running Backs............................. 1980-88
Lee, David.................Offensive Assistant ............ 2003-04, 2006
Quarterbacks.....................................2005
Lett, Leon..................Assistant Defensive Line............... 2011-13
Assistant Defensive Line/Tackles........2014
Defensive Tackles......................... 2015-19
Assistant Defensive Line............... 2020-22
Linehan, Scott...........Passing Game Coordinator................2014
Offensive Coordinator................... 2015-18
Linguist, Maurice.......Defensive Backs.................................2020
Loney, Steve..............Assistant Offensive Line......................2015
Senior Offensive Assistant..................2016
Tight Ends..........................................2017
Lowry, Alan................Special Teams.............................. 1982-86
Receivers..................................... 1987-88
Special Teams/Tight Ends..................1989
Tight Ends..........................................1990
Lynn, Anthony...........Running Backs............................. 2005-06

ALL-TIMEROSTER

J
Jackson, Greg...........Safeties........................................ 2016-19
Jeffcoat, Jim..............Defensive Line Assistant............... 1998-99
Defensive Ends............................ 2000-04
Juraszek, Joe............Strength and Conditioning............ 1997-10

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Painter, Dwain...........Receivers..................................... 1998-99
Palmer, Chris.............Quarterbacks.....................................2006
Pasqualoni, Paul........Tight Ends..........................................2005
Linebackers.................................. 2006-07
Defensive Line....................................2010
Patterson, Andre.......Defensive Tackles......................... 2000-02
Paul, Markus.............Strength and Conditioning............ 2018-19
Strength and Conditioning Coord.......2020
Payton, Sean.............Asst. Head Coach/QBs................ 2003-04
Assistant Head Coach/
Passing Game Coordinator................2005
Peete, Skip................Running Backs..............2007-12, 2020-22
Pendergast, Clancy...Defensive Asst./Quality Control..... 1996-99
Defensive Nickel Package..................2000
Defensive Backs........................... 2001-02
Philbin, Joe................Offensive Line............................... 2020-22
Phillips, Wes..............Quality Control/Off. Asst............... 2007-10
Assistant Offensive Line................ 2011-12
Tight Ends..........................................2013
Polk, Carlos...............Assistant Special Teams.....................2019
Pollack, Frank............Asst. Offensive Line...................... 2013-14
Offensive Line............................... 2015-17
Pope, Michael...........Tight Ends.................................... 2014-16
Prince, Robert...........Wide Receivers..................................2022

STAFF

Herring, Reggie.........Linebackers.................................. 2008-10
Hickey, Howard (Red)..Offensive Ends............................. 1964-65
Hoffman, Steve..........Kickers/Quality Control................. 1989-04
Houck, Hudson.........Offensive Line................1993-01, 2008-10
Offensive Line/Run Game Coord........2011
Hughes, Ed...............Offensive Backfield............. 1973-74, 1976
Quarterbacks/Receivers.....................1975

STAFFT, cont.

Tubbs, Jerry..............Linebackers.................................. 1966-88
Turner, Norv...............Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks............................... 1991-93

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

ALL-TIMEROSTERV
Valero, Kyle................Assistant Wide Receivers............. 2014-18
Assistant Tight Ends...........................2019
Quality Control/Analytics............... 2020-22
Verducci, Frank..........Offensive Line.....................................2002
W
Wannstedt, Dave.......Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers.................................. 1989-92

A
50 Abrams, Bobby, LB, Michigan, 1992-93
21 Adams, David, RB, Arizona, 1987
76 Adams, Flozell, G/T, Michigan State, 1998-09
51/53 Adams, Keith, LB, Clemson, 2001-02
24 Adams, Vashone, S, Eastern Michigan, 1999
26 Adderley, Herb, CB, Michigan State, 1970-72
23 Adkins, Margene, WR, Henderson J.C., 1970-71
34 Agee, Tommie, FB, Auburn, 1990-94
23 Agnew, Vince, CB, Central Michigan, 2012
8 Aikman, Troy, QB, UCLA, 1989-00
29 Akins, Chris, S, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 1999-00
55 Albright, Alex, LB, Boston College, 2011-12
36 Albritton, Vince, S/LB, Washington, 1984-91
36 Alexander, Mackensie, CB, Clemson, 2022
87 Alexander, Ray, WR, Florida A&M, 1988-89
63 Alford, Darnell, T, Boston College, 2002
31 Allen, Gary, RB, Hawaii, 1983-84
73 Allen, Larry, G/T, Sonoma State, 1994-05
26 Allen, Will, S, Ohio State, 201319 Alworth, Lance, WR, Arkansas, 1971-72
56 Anae, Bradlee, DE, Utah, 2020-21
96 Anderson, Antonio, DT, Syracuse, 1997-98
34 Anderson, Deon, FB, Connecticut, 2007-10
58 Anderson, James, LB, Virginia Tech, 2014
20 Anderson, Richie, FB, Penn State, 2003-04
66 Andrie, George, DE, Marquette, 1962-72
95 Ankou, Eli, DT, UCLA, 2020
5 Anger, Bryan, P, California, 2021-22
81 Ankrom, Scott, WR, Texas Christian, 1989
62 Arkin, David, G, Missouri State, 2011-13
13 Armstrong, Anthony, WR, West Texas A&M, 2012
92 Armstrong, Dorance, DE, Kansas, 2018-22
10/35 Armstrong, Jimmy, DB, Appalachian State, 1987
41 Armstrong, Ray-Ray, LB, Miami, 2019
81 Armstrong, Tyji, TE, Mississippi, 1996
64 Arneson, Jim, C/G, Arizona, 1973-74
76 Ash, Richard, DE, Western Michigan, 201678 Asher, Bob, T, Vanderbilt, 1970
76 Aughtman, Dowe, OL, Auburn, 1984
90 Austin, Marvin, DT, North Carolina, 201314/19 Austin, Miles, WR, Monmouth University, 2006-13
10 Austin, Tavon, WR, West Virginia, 2018-19
89 Awalt, Rob, TE, San Diego St., 1990-91
24/33 Awuzie, Chidobe, CB, Colorado, 2017-20
50/51 Ayodele, Akin, LB, Purdue, 2006-07
92 Ayodele, Remi, NT, Oklahoma, 2007
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Babb, Gene, LB/RB, Austin College, 1960-61
Babinecz, John, LB, Villanova, 1972-73
Bailey, Dan, K, Oklahoma State, 2011-17
Bailey, Robert, CB, Miami, Fla., 1995
Baker, Jesse, DE, Jacksonville State, 1986
Baker, Jon, K, Arizona State, 1995
Baker, Sam, P/K, Oregon State, 1962-63
Baldinger, Brian, OL, Duke, 1982-84, 1986-87
Ball, Alan, CB, Illinois, 2007-11
Ball, Josh, T, Marshall, 2021-22
Banks, Gordon, WR, Stanford, 1985-87
Barber III, Marion, RB, Minnesota, 2005-10
Barksdale, Rod, WR, Arizona, 1987
Barnes, Benny, DB, Stanford, 1972-82
Barnes, Darian, FB, Hampton, 2004

Ward, Bob.................Strength and Conditioning............ 1976-89
Warhop, George........Offensive Line............................... 2003-04
Wells, Lunda..............Tight Ends.................................... 2020-22
West, Turner..............Defensive Assistant...................... 2014-16
Williams, Walt............Asst. Strength and Conditioning... 2011-12
Whitt, Joe..................Secondary/Pass Game Coord...... 2021-22
Wilson, Wade............Quarterbacks................2000-02, 2007-17
Wise, Tony.................Offensive Line............................... 1989-92
Woicik, Mike..............Strength and Conditioning..1990-96, 2011-19
Z
Zampese, Ernie.........Offensive Coordinator................... 1994-97
Zimmer, Mike.............Defensive Assistant............................1994
Defensive Backs........................... 1995-99
Defensive Coordinator.................. 2000-06

PLAYERS

192

80 Barnes, Gary, WR, Clemson, 1963
56 Barnes, Reggie, LB, Oklahoma, 1995
56 Barnes, Rodrigo, LB, Rice, 1973-74
42 Barr, Anthony, LB, UCLA, 2022
71 Barron, Alex, T, Florida State, 201048 Barrow, Micheal, LB, Miami, Fla., 2005
93 Basham, Tarell, DE, Ohio, 2021-22
79 Bass, Ben, DT, Texas A&M, 2012-13
81 Bateman, Marv, P, Utah, 1972-74
40 Bates, Bill, S, Tennessee, 1983-97
29 Bates, Michael, WR/KR, Arizona, 2003
68 Batiste, Michael, DT/G, Tulane, 1995
35 Battle, Tra, CB, Georgia, 2008
46 Baynham, Craig, RB, Georgia Tech, 1967-69
11 Beasley, Cole, WR, Southern Methodist, 2012-18
11 Belden, Bob, QB, Notre Dame, 1969-70
80 Bell, Blake, TE, Oklahoma, 2020
75 Bell, Byron, T, New Mexico, 201733 Bell, Jason, CB, UCLA, 2001
41 Bell, Markquese, S, Florida A&M, 2022
68 Benenoch, Caleb, G, UCLA, 201980 Bennett, Martellus, TE, Texas A&M, 2008-11
79 Bennett, Michael, DL, Texas A&M, 201991 Benson, Darren, DT, Trinity Valley C.C., 1995-98
23 Benwikere, Bené, CB, San Jose State, 201720 Bercich, Bob, S, Michigan State, 1960-61
67 Berger, Joe, G, Michigan Tech, 2006-08
73 Bernadeau, Mackenzy, G, Bentley, 2012-15
44/53 Bernard, Francis, LB, Utah, 2020-21
76 Bethea, Larry, DL, Michigan State, 1978-83
7 Beuerlein, Steve, QB, Notre Dame, 1991-92
63 Biadasz, Tyler, C, Wisconsin, 2020-22
46 Bickerstaff, Erik, RB, Wisconsin, 2003
36 Bielski, Dick, TE, Maryland, 1960-61
29 Billups, Terry, CB, North Carolina, 1998
44 Bishop, Don, CB, LACC, 1960-65
66 Bishop, Ken, NT, Northern Illinois, 2014-15
86 Bjornson, Eric, TE, Washington, 1995-99
24 Blackwell, Alois, RB, Houston, 1978-79
89 Blackwell, Kelly, TE, Texas Christian, 199399 Blade, Willie, DT, Mississippi State, 2003
46 Blake, Ricky, RB, Alabama A&M, 1991
26 Bland, DaRon, CB, Fresno State, 2022
11 Bledsoe, Drew, QB, Washington State, 2005-06
28 Blount, Alvin, RB, Maryland, 1987
79 Boatright, Kenneth, DE, Southern Illinois, 2014
68 Boeke, Jim, T, Heidelberg, 1964-67
98 Bohanna, Quinton, DT, Kentucky, 2021-22
5 Bollinger, Brooks, QB, Wisconsin, 2008
18 Boniol, Chris, K, Louisiana Tech, 1994-96
87 Borden, Nate, DE, Indiana, 1960-61
84 Borresen, Rich, TE, Northwestern, 1987
58 Bosworth, Kyle, LB, UCLA, 2013
58 Bowden, Joe, LB, Oklahoma, 2000
72 Bowen, Stephen, DE, Hofstra, 2006-10
51 Braatz, Tom, LB, Marquette, 1960
77 Bradfute, Byron, T, Southern Mississippi, 1960-61
1 Brady, Kerry, K, Hawaii, 1987
82/85 Brazzell, Chris, WR, Angelo State, 1999-00
92 Brent, Josh, NT, Illinois, 2010-12, 2014
53 Breunig, Bob, LB, Arizona State, 1975-84
79 Brewster, Robert, T, Ball State, 2009-10
21/23/29 Brice, Alundis, CB, Mississippi, 1995-96
43 Briggs, Greg, S, Texas Southern, 1995

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

193

2022 SEASON

D
14 Dalton, Andy, QB, Texas Christian, 2020
81 Daniel, Tim, WR, Florida A&M, 1993
45/21 Daniels, Dick, S, Pacific, Ore., 1966-68
29 Dantzler, Woodrow, RB, Clemson, 2002
87 Davis, Billy, WR, Pittsburgh, 1995-98

ALL-TIMEROSTERC
60 Caffey, Lee Roy, LB, Texas A&M, 1971
72 Callaway, Robert, DT, Saginaw Valley, 2012
86 Campbell, Dan, TE, Texas A&M, 2003-05
20 Campbell, Ibraheim, S, Northwestern, 201857 Campos, Alan, LB, Louisville, 1996
31		Canady, Maurice, CB, Virginia, 2021
52 Cannon, Billy, LB, Texas A&M, 1984
10 Cantrell, Barry, P, Fordham, 2000
99 Canty, Chris, DE, Virginia, 2005-08
59 Capone, Warren, LB, Louisiana State, 1975
18 Carano, Glenn, QB, Nevada-Las Vegas, 1977-83
17 Carmichael, Harold, WR, Southern, 1984
54 Carpenter, Bobby, LB, Ohio State, 2006-09
39 Carr, Brandon, CB, Grand Valley State, 2012-16, 2020
10 Carrell, Duane, P, Florida State, 1974
24 Carroll, Nolan, CB, Maryland, 2017
91 Carson, Leonardo, DT, Auburn, 2003-04
54 Carter, Bruce, LB, North Carolina, 2011-14
92 Carter, David, DT, North Carolina, 2013
75 Carter, Jon, DT, Pittsburgh, 1989
17 Carter, Quincy, QB, Georgia, 2001-03
97 Carter, Ron’Dell, DE, James Madison, 2020
96/98 Carver, Shante, DE, Arizona State, 1994-97
25 Case, Scott, S, Oklahoma, 1995
75 Casillas, Tony, DT, Oklahoma, 1991-93, 1996-97
23 Cason, Aveion, RB, Illinois State, 2003
16 Cassel, Matt, QB, Southern California, 2015
54 Caver, Quinton, LB, Arkansas, 2005
54 Cerqua, Marc, LB, Carson-Newman, 2001
79 Cesario, Sal, G, Cal. Poly SLO, 1987
35 Chancey, Robert, RB, no college, 1999
86 Chandler, Scott, TE, Iowa, 201085/89 Chandler, Thornton, TE, Alabama, 1986-89
45 Chapas, Shaun, FB, Georgia, 2011
97 Charlton, Taco, DE, Michigan, 2017-19
72 Cheek, Louis, OL, Texas A&M, 1990
95 Chevrier, Randy, DT, McGill, 2001
85 Chiaverini, Darrin, WR, Colorado, 2001
72 Childress, Ray, DT, Texas A&M, 1996

23 Choice, Tashard, RB, Georgia Tech, 2008-11
46 Chunn, Jordan, RB, Troy, 201942 Church, Barry, S, Toledo, 2010-16
77 Cisowski, Steve, T, Santa Clara, 1987
42 Clack, Darryl, RB, Arizona State, 1986-89
33 Clark, Damone, LB, Louisiana State, 2022
24 Claiborne, Morris, CB, Louisiana State, 2012-16
73 Clark, Jeremy, DE, Alabama, 2010
83/17 Clark, Mike, K, Texas A&M, 1968-71, 1973
73 Clark, Monte, T, Southern California, 1962
37 Clark, Phil, DB, Northwestern, 1967-69
82 Clarke, Frank, TE/WR, Colorado, 1960-67
83 Clay, Hayward, TE, Texas A&M,1998-99
95 Claybrooks, DeVone, DT, East Carolina, 2004
63 Cleary, Emmett, T, Boston College, 201632 Clement, Corey, RB, Wisconsin, 2021
47 Clinkscale, Dextor, S, South Carolina State, 1980, 1982-85
44 Clutts, Tyler, FB, Fresno State, 2013-15
52 Coakley, Dexter, LB, Appalachian State, 1997-04
59 Cobb, Garry, LB, Southern California, 1988-89
18 Cobb, Randall, WR, Kentucky, 201987 Cochart, Colin, TE, South Dakota State, 201220 Coe, Michael, CB, Alabama State, 2012
92 Cohen, Landon, DT, Ohio, 201363 Cole, Larry, DL, Hawaii, 1968-80
30 Coleman, Alonzo, RB, Hampton, 2008
41 Coleman, Anthony, DB, Baylor, 1987
60 Coleman, Davon, DT, Arizona State, 2014-15
93/99 Coleman, Kenyon, DE, UCLA, 2003-06, 2011-12
44 Coleman, Lincoln, RB, Baylor, 1993-94
32 Coleman, Marcus, S, Texas Tech, 2006
86 Coleman, Ralph, LB, North Carolina A&T, 1972
10 Collier, Reggie, QB, Southern Mississippi, 1986
76 Collins, Aviante, T, Texas Christian, 2022
70 Collins, Javier, DT/T, Northwestern, 2001-03
71 Collins, La’el, G/T, Louisiana State, 2015-21
96 Collins, Maliek, DT, Nebraska, 2016-19
75 Colombo, Marc, T, Boston College, 2005-10
77 Colvin, Jim, DT, Houston, 1964-66
61 Conaty, Bill, C, Virginia Tech, 2003
46 Condo, Jon, LS, Maryland, 2005
31 Cone, Fred, K, Clemson, 1960
54/53 Connelly, Mike, C, Utah State, 1960-67
52 Connor, Dan, LB, Penn State, 201240 Conrad, Bobby Joe, WR, Texas A&M, 196963 Cook, Ryan, G/C, New Mexico, 2012-13
19 Cooper, Amari, WR, Alabama, 2018-21
94 Cooper, Chris, DT, Nebraska-Omaha, 2004
61 Cooper, Jim, OL, Temple, 1977-86
64 Cooper, Jonathan, G, North Carolina, 2017
93 Cooper, Reggie, LB, Nebraska, 1991
18 Copper, Terrance, WR, East Carolina, 2004-05
68 Cornish, Frank, C, UCLA, 1992-94
85 Cornwell, Fred, TE, Southern California, 1984-85
2 Cortez, Jose, K, Oregon State, 2005
57 Coryatt, Quentin, LB, Texas A&M, 1999
84 Cosbie, Doug, TE, Santa Clara, 1979-88
67 Costa, Phil, C, Maryland, 2010-13
44/81 Courville, Vince, WR, Rice, 1987
59 Covington, Chris, LB, Indiana, 2018-19
95 Covington, Christian, DT, Rice, 201914 Cox, Jabril, LB, Louisiana State, 2021-22
31/39 Coyle, Tyler, S, Purdue, 2021-22
84 Crayton, Patrick, WR, Northwestern Oklahoma, 2004-09
58 Crawford, Jack, DE, Penn State, 2014-16
70/98 Crawford, Tyrone, DL, Boise State, 2012-20
90 Crockett, Willis, LB, Georgia Tech, 1990
32 Crockett, Zack, RB, Florida State, 2007
85 Cronin, Gene, LB, Pacific, 1960
54 Cummings, Kenwin, LB, Wingate, 2010
3 Cundiff, Billy, K, Drake, 2002-05
7 Cunningham, Randall, QB, Nevada-Las Vegas, 2000
3 Cunningham, Richie, K, SW Louisiana, 1997-99
89 Curtis, Tony, TE, Portland State, 2006-08
62 Cvercko, Andy, G, Northwestern, 1961-62

STAFF

63 Brinkley, Lester, DL, Mississippi, 1990
36 Brinson, Larry, RB, Florida, 1977-79
77 Brock, Clyde, DT, Utah State, 1962-63
51 Brooking, Keith, LB, Georgia Tech, 2009-11
70 Brooks, Ethan, T, Williams College, 2005
50 Brooks, Jamal, LB, Hampton, 2001-03
92 Brooks, Jermaine, DT, Arkansas, 2003
99 Brooks, Kevin, DT, Michigan, 1985-88
44 Brooks, Michael, S, No. Carolina St., 1990
62 Brotzki, Bob, T, Syracuse, 1988
79 Broughton, Willie, DT, Miami, Fla., 1989-90
3/30 Brown, Anthony, CB, Purdue, 2016-22
78		Brown, Charles, T, Southern California, 2015
27 Brown, Courtney, S, Cal Poly, 2007-08
33 Brown, Eric, DB, Savannah State, 1989
71 Brown, Everette, DE, Florida State, 201359 Brown, Guy, LB, Houston, 1977-82
2 Brown, Kris, K, Nebraska, 201036 Brown, Kyron, CB, Akron, 2021
24/34 Brown, Larry, CB, Texas Christian, 1991-95, 1998
85 Brown, Noah, WR, Ohio State, 2017-22
31 Brown, Otto, DB, Prairie View, 196959/50 Brownlow, Darrick, LB, Illinois, 1991, 1994
88 Bryant, Antonio, WR, Pittsburgh, 2002-04
88 Bryant, Dez, WR, Oklahoma State, 2010-17
83 Bryant, Ventell, WR, Temple, 2019-20
60 Brymer, Chris, C/G, Southern Cal, 1999
18 Buehler, David, K, Southern Cal, 2009-11
22 Bullocks, Amos, RB, Southern Illinois, 1962-64
49 Bunting, Ian, TE, California, 2021
15/89/82 Burbage, Cornell, WR, Kentucky, 1987-89
60 Burkett, Jackie, LB, Auburn, 1968-69
57 Burnett, Kevin, LB, Tennessee, 2005-08
73 Burnette, Dave, T, Central Arkansas, 1987
33 Burton, Deante, CB, Kansas State, 2019-20, 2021
57 Burton, Ron, LB, North Carolina, 1987-89
22 Butler, Bill, S, Tenn. Chattanooga, 1960
19 Butler, Brice, WR, San Diego State, 2015-17, 201831 Butler, Mario, CB, Georgia Tech, 2012
36 Butler, Quincy, S, Texas Christian, 2006, 2008
57 Butler, Victor, LB, Oregon State, 2009-12

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

D, cont.

89 Davis, Donnie, WR, Southern, 1962
40/29 Davis, Keith, S, Sam Houston, 2002, 2004-08
57 Davis, Kyle, C, Oklahoma, 1975
70 Davis, Leonard, G, Texas, 2007-10
34 Davis, Malik, RB, Florida, 2022
77/99 Davis, Nathan, DT, Indiana, 1998-99
75 Davis, Ryan, DE, Bethune-Cookman, 2016
88 Davis, Sonny, LB, Baylor, 1961
35 Davis, Wendell, CB, Oklahoma, 1996-99
26 Davison, Andrew, CB, Kansas, 2003
90 Dawkins, Everett, DT, Florida State, 201349 Dean, Kent, TE, Kansas State, 1988		
34 Decoud, Treston, CB, Oregon State, 201855 Del Rio, Jack, LB, Southern California, 1989-91
41 Dennis, Pat, CB, Louisiana-Monroe, 2001
21 Dennison, Doug, RB, Kutztown State, 1974-78
55 DeOssie, Steve, LB, Boston College, 1984-88
83 Deters, Harold, K, No. Carolina State, 1967
26 Dial, Buddy, WR, Rice, 1964-66
64 Diaz, Jorge, G, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2000
51 Dickerson, Anthony, LB, Southern Methodist, 1980-84
71 Dickson, Paul, T, Baylor, 1960
76 Diehl, John, DT, Virginia, 1965
7/27 Diggs, Trevon, CB, Alabama, 2020-22
63 DiNapoli, Gennaro, C, Virginia Tech, 2003
7 DiNucci, Ben, QB, James Madison, 2020
89 Ditka, Mike, TE, Pittsburgh, 1969-72
86/21 Dixon, James, WR/RB, Houston, 1989-91
24/25 Dixon, Tony, S, Alabama, 2001-05
56 Dobbins, Tim, LB, Iowa State, 2014
75/76 Dockery, Derrick, G, Texas, 2011-12
34 Doelling, Fred, S, Pennsylvania, 1960
53 Donaldson, Ray, C, Georgia, 1995-96
83 Donley, Doug, WR, Ohio State, 1981-84
62 Donohue, Leon, G, Cal. State San Jose, 1965-67
67 Donovan, Pat, T, Stanford, 1975-83
83 Doran, Jim, WR, Iowa State, 1960-61
33 Dorsett, Tony, RB, Pittsburgh, 1977-87
79 Dorsey, Char-ron, T, Florida State, 2001-02
34 Douglas, Merrill, RB, Utah, 1961
30 Dowdle, Mike, RB/LB, Texas, 1960-62
23/34 Dowdle, Rico, RB, South Carolina, 2020-22
26 Downs, Michael, S, Rice, 1981-88
86 Duckett, Kenny, WR, Wake Forest, 1985
89 Dugan, Fred, WR, Dayton, 196052 Duliban, Chris, LB, Texas, 1987
25 Dunbar, Lance, RB, North Texas, 2012-16
37 Dunn, Perry Lee, RB, Mississippi, 1964-65
45 Dupre, L.G., RB, Baylor, 1960-61
89 DuPree, Billy Joe, TE, Michigan State, 1973-83
52 Durant, Justin, LB, Hampton, 2013-14, 2016-17
78 Dutton, John, DL, Nebraska, 1979-86
71 Dwyer, Mike, DT, Massachusetts, 1987
E
42 Easmon, Ricky, DB, Florida, 1985
79/77 East, Ron, DT, Montana State, 1967-70
99 Eaton, Chad, DT, Washington State, 2004
52 Edwards, Dave, LB, Auburn, 1963-75
58 Edwards, Dixon, LB, Michigan State, 1991-95
78 Edwards, Kadeem, T, Tennessee State, 2017-18
81/87 Edwards, Kelvin, WR, Liberty, 1987-88
95 Edwards, Lavar, DE, Louisiana State, 2014
27 Edwards, Mario, CB, Florida State, 2000-03
79 Ehinger, Parker, G, Cincinnati, 2018
52 Eidson, Jim, G/C, Mississippi State, 1976
96 Ekuban, Ebenezer, DE, North Carolina, 1999-03
37/26 Elam, Abram, S, Kent State, 2006, 2011
53 Elam, Onzy, LB, Tennessee State, 1989
21 Elliott, Ezekiel, RB, Ohio State, 2016-22
56 Elliott, Jayrone, LB, Toledo, 20172 Elliott, Lin, K, Texas Tech, 1992-93
98 Ellis, Greg, DE/LB, North Carolina, 1998-08
75 Erving, Cameron, T, Florida State, 2020
89 Escobar, Gavin, TE, San Diego State, 2013-16
92 Evans, Demetric, DE, Georgia, 2001-02
31/27 Everett, Thomas, S, Baylor, 1992-93
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69
63

Fabini, Jason, T, Cincinnati, 2006
Falls, Mike, G, Minnesota, 1960-61

194

58 Faoliu, Austin, DE, Oregon, 2021
68 Farniok, Matt, G, Nebraska, 2021-22
80 Fasano, Anthony, TE, Notre Dame, 2006-07
81 Fehoko, Simi, WR, Stanford, 2021-22
27 Fellows, Ron, CB, Missouri, 1981-86
87 Ferguson, Jake, TE, Wisconsin, 2022
95 Ferguson, Jason, DT, Georgia, 2005-07
24		Fiammetta, Tony, FB, Syracuse, 2011
54 Fieldings, Anthony, LB, Morningside College, 1995
97 Fields, Aaron, DE, Troy State, 2000
10 Filipovic, Filip, P, South Dakota, 2002
46 Fishback, Joe, S, Carson-Newman, 1993-94
73 Fisher, Ray, T, Eastern Illinois, 1960
62 Fitzgerald, John, C, Boston College, 1971-80
55 Flaherty, Harry, LB, Holy Cross, 1987
63 Flannery, John, G, Syracuse, 1996-97
75 Fleming, Cameron, T, Stanford, 2018-19
82 Fleming, Cory, WR, Tennessee, 1994-95
45 Flowers, Richmond, S, Tennessee, 1969-71
6 Folk, Nick, K, Arizona, 2007-09
80/83 Folkins, Lee, TE, Washington, 1962-64
85 Folsom, Steve, TE, Utah, 1987-90
80 Fontenot, Chris, TE, McNeese State, 2000
3 Forbath, Kai, K, UCLA, 2019
80 Ford, Bernard, WR, Central Florida, 1989
56 Fowler, Dante, DE, Florida, 2022
55 Fowler, Ryan, LB, Duke, 2004-06
46 Fowler, Todd, FB, Stephen F. Austin, 1985-88
27 Frampton, Eric, S, Washington State, 201238 Francis, Ron, CB, Baylor, 1987-90
32 Franckhauser, Tom, CB, Purdue, 1960-61
76 Frank, Bill, T, Colorado, 1964
23 Frazier, Derrick, CB, Texas A&M, 1996
35 Frazier, Kavon, S, Central Michigan, 2016-19
30 Frazier, Lance, CB, West Virginia, 2004
71 Frederick, Andy, T, New Mexico, 1977-81
72 Frederick, Travis, C, Wisconsin, 2013-19
68 Free, Doug, T, Northern Illinois, 2007-16
69/66 Fricke, Ben, G/C, Houston, 1999-01
90 Frisch, Byron, DE, BYU, 2001
15 Fritsch, Toni, K, Vienna, Austria, 1971-73, 1975
79 Frost, Ken, DT, Kentucky, 1961-62
75 Fry, Bob, T, Kentucky, 1960-64
84 Fugett, Jean, TE, Amherst, 1972-75
50 Fujita, Scott, LB, California, 2005
G
52 Gachkar, Andrew, LB, Missouri, 2015-16
80 Gadsden, Oronde, WR, Winston-Salem, 1995
27 Gaechter, Mike, S, Oregon, 1962-69
39 Gainer, Derrick, RB, Florida A&M, 1992-93
89 Galbraith, Scott, TE, Southern California, 1993-94, 1997
96 Gallimore, Neville, DT, Oklahoma, 2020-22
84 Galloway, Joey, WR, Ohio State, 2000-03
13 Gallup, Michael, WR, Colorado State, 2018-22
29 Gant, Kenneth, CB, Albany St., 1990-94
63 Gardner, Ben, DE, Stanford, 2014
61 Garmon, Kelvin, G, Baylor, 2000-02
17 Garrett, Jason, QB, Princeton, 1993-99
32 Garrison, Walt, RB, Oklahoma State, 1966-74
80 Gathers, Rico, TE, Baylor, 2018
80 Gay, Everett, WR, Texas, 1988
66/96 Geathers, Clifton, DE, South Carolina, 2010-11
35 Gent, Pete, WR/TE, Michigan State, 1964-68
27 George, Eddie, RB, Ohio State, 2004
67/63 Gesek, John, G, Cal. St.-Sacramento, 1990-93
11 Gibbs, Sonny, QB, Texas Christian, 1963
63 Gibson, Aaron, T, Wisconsin, 2001-02
57 Gifford, Luke, LB, Nebraska, 2019-22
3 Gilbert, Garrett, QB, Southern Methodist, 2020
26 Glenn, Aaron, CB, Texas A&M, 2005-06
83 Glenn, Terry, WR, Ohio State, 2003-07
97 Glover, La’Roi, DT, San Diego State, 2002-05
78 Glymph, Junior, DE, Carson-Newman, 2005-06
56 Godfrey, Randall, LB, Georgia, 1996-99
66 Gogan, Kevin, T, Washington, 1987-93
99/59 Golston, Chauncey, DE, Iowa, 2021-22
76 Gonzaga, John, DE, No college, 1960
9 Gonzalez, Daniel, QB, East Carolina, 1998
83 Gonzalez, Leon, WR, Bethune, Cookman, 1985
23 Goodrich, Dwayne, CB, Tennessee, 2000-02
29 Goodwin, C.J., CB, California (PA), 2018-22

HISTORY
SIDELINES

195

PLAYOFF
RECORDSJ
71 Jackson, Al, G, Louisiana State, 2000-01
34/26 Jackson, Darius, RB, Eastern Michigan, 2016, 201856 Jackson, Joe, DE, Miami, 201932 Jackson, Tim, S, Nebraska, 1989
83 Jackson, Willie, WR, Florida, 1994
56 James, Bradie, LB, Louisiana State, 2003-11
80 James, Cedric, WR, Texas Christian, 2003
68 Jamison, Vontrell, DE, Clemson, 200589 Jarwin, Blake, TE, Oklahoma State, 2017-21
53 Jax, Garth, LB, Florida State, 1986-88
77 Jeffcoat, Jim, DE, Arizona State, 1983-94
81 Jeffers, Patrick, WR, Virginia, 1998
96 Jelks, Jalen, DE, Oregon, 201931/21 Jenkins, Mike, CB, South Florida, 2008-12

RECORDS

Irvin, Corvey, DT, Georgia, 2013
Irvin, Michael, WR, Miami, Fla., 1988-99
Irving, David, DE, Iowa State, 2015-18
Isbell, Joe Bob, G, Houston, 1962-65
Ismail, Raghib, WR, Notre Dame, 1999-01

2022 SEASON

I
69
88
95
60
81

ALL-TIMEROSTERH
64 Hagen, Halvor, C/G, Weber State, 1969-70
3 Hajrullahu, Lirim, K, Western Ontario, 2021
94 Haley, Charles, DE, James Madison, 1992-96
38 Hall, Chris, S, East Carolina, 1993
55 Hall, Lemanski, LB, Alabama, 1999
54 Hambrick, Darren, LB, South Carolina, 1998-01
35/42 Hambrick, Troy, RB, Savannah State, 2000-03
60 Hamel, Dean, DT, Tulsa, 1989-90
23 Hamilton, Jakar, S, South Carolina State, 2013-14
79/99 Hamilton, Justin, DT, Louisiana, 2019, 2020, 2021
26 Hamlin, Ken, S, Arkansas, 2007-09
36 Hamlin, Michael, S, Clemson, 2009-10
95 Hankins, Johnathan, DT, Ohio State, 2022
84 Hanna, James, TE, Oklahoma, 2012-17
44 Hannah, Rodney, TE, Houston, 2008
86 Hannam, Ryan, TE, Northern Iowa, 2006
52 Hansen, Wayne, LB, Texas Wesleyan, 1960
54 Hardy, Darryl, LB, Tennessee, 1995, 1997
76 Hardy, Greg, DE, Mississippi, 201537 Hardy, JaQuan, RB, Tiffin, 2021
51 Hardy, Kevin, LB, Illinois, 2002
80/82 Harper, Alvin, WR, Tennessee, 1991-94, 1999
50 Harper, Dave, LB, Humboldt State, 1990
50 Harper, Devin, LB, Oklahoma State, 2022
24 Harper, Roger, S, Ohio State, 1996
43 Harris, Cliff, S, Ouachita, 1970-79
86 Harris, Duriel, WR, New Mexico State, 1984
17 Harris, Dwayne, WR, East Carolina, 2011-14
88 Harris, Jackie, TE, Northeast Louisiana, 2000-01
40 Harris, Jim, S, Oklahoma, 1961
80 Harris, Rod, WR, Texas A&M, 1990
97 Hatcher, Jason, DE, Grambling, 2006-13
71 Hawkins, Donald, T, Texas, 201438 Hawthorne, Duane, CB, Northern Illinois, 1999-02
96 Hayden, Nick, DT, Wisconsin, 2013-15
22 Hayes, Bob, WR, Florida A&M, 1965-74
33 Hayes, Wendell, RB, Humboldt State, 1963
27 Haynes, Tommy, S, Southern California, 1987
56 Hays, Harold, LB, Southern Mississippi, 1963-67
62/78 Healy, Don, DT, Maryland, 1960-61
38 Heath, Jeff, S, Saginaw Valley State, 2013-19
69 Hegamin, George, T, North Carolina State, 1994-97
58 Hegman, Mike, LB, Tennessee State, 1976-88
11 Heinrich, Don, QB, Washington, 1960
62/70 Hellestrae, Dale, OL, Southern Methodist, 1990-00
58 Hemsley, Nate, LB, Syracuse, 1997-99
89 Hendershot, Peyton, TE, Indiana, 2022
56 Henderson, Thomas, LB, Langston, 1975-79
58/50 Hendrickson, Steve, LB, California, 1989
45 Hendrix, Manny, CB, Utah, 1986-91
85 Hendrix, Tim, TE, Tennessee, 1987
95 Hennings, Chad, DT, Air Force, 1992-00
42 Henry, Anthony, CB, South Florida, 2005-08
62 Henry, Marcus, C, Boise State, 2020
7 Henson, Drew, QB, Michigan, 2004-05

72 Herchman, Bill, DT, Texas Tech, 1960-61
1 Herrera, Efren, K, UCLA, 1974, 1976-77
81 Hervey, Edward, WR, Southern Cal, 1995
21 Higgs, Mark, RB, Kentucky, 1988
32 Highsmith, Alonzo, FB, Miami, Fla., 1990-91
9 Hilbert, Jon, K, Louisville, 2001
31 Hill, Bill, CB, Rutgers, 1987
35 Hill, Calvin, RB, Yale, 1969-74
25 Hill, Rod, CB, Kentucky State, 1982-83
80 Hill, Tony, WR, Stanford, 1977-86
60/90 Hill, Tony, DE, Tenn. Chattanooga, 1991-92
67 Hills, Tony, T, Texas, 2014
97/72 Hill, Trysten, DT, Central Florida, 2019-22
16 Hilton, T.Y., WR, Florida International, 2022
59 Hitchens, Anthony, LB, Iowa, 2014-17
16 Hodge, Damon, WR, Alabama State, 2000
10 Hodson, Tommy, QB, Louisiana State, 1994
67 Hoffman, Brock, C, Virginia Tech, 2022
14 Hogeboom, Gary, QB, Central Michigan, 1980-85
64 Holland, Montrae, G, Florida State, 2008-11
16 Holley, Jesse, WR, North Carolina, 2010-11
57 Holloman, DeVonte, LB, South Carolina, 2013-14
23 Holloway, Johnny, CB, Kansas, 1986
15 Holmes, Andre, WR, Hillsdale, 2011-12
47 Holmes, Clayton, CB, Carson-Newman, 1992-95
30 Holt, Issiac, CB, Alcorn State, 1989-92
24 Homan, Dennis, WR, Alabama, 1968-70
28 Hooker, Malik, S, Ohio State, 2021-22
9 Hoopes, Mitch, P, Arizona, 1975
20 Horton, Ray, S, Washington, 1989-92
67 Houser, John, C/G, Redlands, 1960-61
86 Houston, Bill, WR, Jackson State, 1974
17 Houston, Dennis, WR, Western Illinois, 2022
21 Howard, Carl, CB, Rutgers, 198499 Howard, David, LB, Cal. St. Long Beach, 1989-90
81 Howard, Percy, WR, Austin Peay, 1975
87 Howard, Ron, TE, Seattle, 1974-75
54 Howley, Chuck, LB, West Virginia, 1961-73
81 Howton, Bill, WR, Rice, 1960-63
51 Hoyem, Lynn, C/G, Cal. St. Long Beach, 1962-63
46/53 Hoyte, Oliver, FB/LB, North Carolina State, 2006-07
49 Huggins, Johnny, TE, Alabama State, 2001
42 Hughes, Randy, S, Oklahoma, 1975-80
32 Hughes, Tyrone, CB, Nebraska, 1998
11 Humphrey, Buddy, QB, Baylor, 1961
79 Hunt, John, G/T, Florida, 1984
34 Hunter, Monty, S, Salem, 1982
47 Hunter, Pete, CB, Virginia Union, 2002-04
52/58 Hurd, Jeff, LB, Kansas State, 1987
17 Hurd, Sam, WR, Northern Illinois, 2006-10
17 Hurns, Allen, WR, Miami, 2018
40 Hurt, Eric, CB, Cal. State San Jose, 1980
66 Husmann, Ed, DT, Nebraska, 1960
59 Hutcherson, Ken, LB, Livingston State, 1974
7 Hutchinson, Chad, QB, Stanford, 2002-03
57/55 Huther, Bruce, LB, New Hampshire, 1977-80, 1983
66 Hutson, Tony, G, N.E. Oklahoma St., 1996-99
65 Hyatt, Mitch, T, Clemson, 2019-21
51 Hyder, Kerry, DT, Texas Tech, 2019

STAFF

27 Gordon, Cletis, CB, Jackson State, 200944 Gowdy, Cornell, DB, Morgan State, 1986
4 Gowin, Toby, P, North Texas, 1997-99, 2003
7 Gramatica, Martin, K, Kansas State, 2006
71 Granger, Charley, T, Southern, 1961
28 Granger, Norm, RB, Iowa, 1984
56 Grant, Orantes, LB, Georgia, 2000-01
58 Grau, Jeff, LS, UCLA, 2002
29/48 Green, Alex, CB, Indiana, 1987
61 Green, Allen, P/K, Mississippi, 1961
79 Green, Chaz, OL, Florida, 2015-17
34 Green, Cornell, DB, Utah State, 1962-74
10 Green, Skyler, WR, Louisiana State, 2006
33 Greenwood, Chris, CB, Albion College, 2013
79 Gregg, Forrest, G/T, Southern Methodist, 1971
77 Gregory, Bill, DL, Wisconsin, 1971-77
21 Gregory, Glynn, WR/DB, Southern Methodist, 1961-62
94 Gregory, Randy, DE, Nebraska, 2015-16, 2018, 2020-21
14 Greisen, Chris, QB, Northwest Missouri State, 2010, 2011
15 Grier, Will, QB, West Virginia, 2021-22
97 Griffen, Everson, DE, Southern California, 2020
44 Gronkowski, Chris, FB, Arizona, 2010
64 Grottkau, Bob, G, Oregon, 1961
65 Gurode, Andre, G/C, Colorado, 2002-10
60 Guy, Buzz, G, Duke, 1960

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

J, cont.

84 Jennings, Keith, TE, Clemson, 1989
37 Jensen, Jim, RB, Iowa, 1976
19 Jett, John, P, East Carolina, 1993-96
62/52 Johnson, Al, C, Wisconsin, 2003-06
14 Johnson, Brad, QB, Florida State, 2007-08
86 Johnson, Butch, WR, Calif.-Riverside, 1976-83
98 Johnson, Curtis, LB, Clark Atlanta, 200981 Johnson, Jon’Vea, WR, Toledo, 201919 Johnson, Keyshawn, WR, Southern California, 2004-05
15 Johnson, Manuel, WR, Oklahoma, 2010
37 Johnson, Matt, S, Eastern Washington, 2012-13
23 Johnson, Mike, CB, Kansas, 1966-69
64 Johnson, Mitch, G, UCLA, 1965
66/95 Johnson, Tank, NT, Washington, 2007-08
92 Johnson, Thomas, DT, Middle Tennessee St., 2005
58 Johnson, Tre’von, LB, Weber State, 201729 Johnson, Undra, RB, West Virginia, 1989
91 Johnson, Walter, DT, Pittsburgh, 1987
48 Johnston, Daryl, FB, Syracuse, 1989-99
21 Jones, Adam, CB, West Virginia, 2008
31 Jones, Byron, CB, Connecticut, 2015-19
6 Jones, Chris, P, Carson Newman, 2011-20
51 Jones, Dale, LB, Tennessee State, 1987
56 Jones, Datone, DT, UCLA, 2017-18
55 Jones, Edgar, DE, Southeast Missouri State, 201339 Jones, E.J., RB, Kansas, 1987
72 Jones, Ed, DE, Tennessee State, 1974-78, 1980-89
28 Jones, Felix, RB, Arkansas, 2008-12
23 Jones, James, RB, Mississippi State, 1980-82, 1984-85
25 Jones, Jermaine, CB, Northwestern State (LA), 2002
97 Jones, Jimmie, DL, Miami, Fla., 1990-93
26 Jones, Josh, S, North Carolina State, 2019
21 Jones, Julius, RB, Notre Dame, 2004-07
33 Jones, Nathan, CB, Rutgers, 2004-07
55 Jones, Robert, LB, East Carolina, 1992-95
55 Jordan, Lee Roy, LB, Alabama, 1963-76
24/1 Joseph, Kelvin, CB, Kentucky, 2021-22
K
43/54 Kamara, Azur, LB/DE, Kansas, 2020-21
20 Kaiser, Jason, S, Culver-Stockton, 1999
18 Kazee, Damontae, S, San Diego State, 2021
70 Kearse, Frank, DT, Alabama A&M, 201327 Kearse, Jayron, S, Clemson, 2021-22
57 Keller, Mike, LB, Michigan, 1972
60 Kennard, Derek, G, Nevada-Reno, 1994-96
68 Ker, Crawford, G, Florida, 1985-90
60 Killian, Gene, G, Tennessee, 1974
27 Kincade, Keylon, RB, Southern Methodist, 2006
60 Kiner, Steve, LB, Tennessee, 1970
57 King, Angelo, LB, South Carolina State, 1981-83
63 Kiselak, Michael, C/G, Maryland, 1998-99
3 Kitna, Jon, QB, Central Washington, 2009-11, 2013
73 Kitson, Syd, G, Wake Forest, 1984
79 Klein, Dick, T, Iowa, 1960
69 Knight, Brandon, G, Indiana, 2019-21
4 Knorr, Micah, P, Utah State, 2000-02
18 Kosar, Bernie, QB, Miami, Fla., 1993
63 Kosier, Kyle, G, Arizona State, 2006-11
35 Kowalczyk, Walt, RB, Michigan State, 1960
60 Kowalski, Kevin, C/G, Toledo, 2011-12
9 Kupp, Craig, QB, Pacific-Lutheran, 1991
67 Kupp, Jake, G, Washington, 1964-65
25 Kyle, Aaron, CB, Wyoming, 1976-79
L
91
89
35
88
38
41
15
25
29
66
53
90
16
65
14

Ladouceur, Louis-Philippe, LS, California, 2005-20
LaFleur, David, TE, Louisiana State, 1997-00
Laidlaw, Scott, RB, Stanford, 1975-79
Lamb, CeeDee, WR, Oklahoma, 2020-22
Lang, David, RB, Northern Arizona, 1995
Larrimore, Kareem, CB, West Texas A&M, 2000-01
Laufenberg, Babe, QB, Indiana, 1989-90
Lassic, Derrick, RB, Alabama, 1993-94
Lavette, Robert, RB, Georgia Tech, 1985-87
Lawless, Burton, G, Florida, 1975-79
Lawrence, Cameron, LB, Mississippi State, 2013-14
Lawrence, DeMarcus, DE, Boise State, 2014-22
Leaf, Ryan, QB, Washington State, 2001
Leary, Ronald, G, Memphis, 2012-16
LeBaron, Eddie, QB, Pacific, 1960-63

196

32 Lee, ReShard, RB, Middle Tennessee St., 2004
50 Lee, Sean, LB, Penn State, 2010-20
68 Lehr, Matt, C/G, Virginia Tech, 2001-04
58/98 Lemon, Orie, LB, Oklahoma State, 2012, 201314 Lenoir, Lance, WR, Western Illinois, 2017, 201834 Lester, Tim, FB, Eastern Kentucky, 1999
78 Lett, Leon, DL, Emporia State, 1991-00
50 Lewis, D.D., LB, Mississippi State, 1968, 1970-81
2/26/27 Lewis, Jourdan, CB, Michigan, 2017-22
23 Lewis, LeQuan, CB, Arizona State, 2012
23 Lewis, Woodley, WR, Oregon, 1960
64 Light, Alex, T, Richmond, 2020
64/67 Lilja, George, C, Michigan, 1987
74 Lilly, Bob, DL, Texas Christian, 1961-74
97 Lilly, Kevin, DT, Tulsa, 1989
65 Lindstrom, Alec, C, Boston College, 2022
72/64 Liscio, Tony, T, Tulsa, 1963-64, 1966-71
95 Lissemore, Sean, DE, William & Mary, 2010-12
71 Livings, Nate, G, Louisiana State, 201220 Livingston, Bruce, DB, Arkansas Tech, 1987
41 Livingston, Warren, CB, Arizona, 1961-66
35 Lockett, J.W., RB, Central Oklahoma, 1961-62
56 Lockhart, Eugene, LB, Houston, 1984-90
25 Logan, Obert, S, Trinity Tex., 1965-66
56 Long, Bob, LB, UCLA, 196270 Long, Jerome, DT, San Diego State, 201319 Longley, Clint, QB, Abilene Christian, 1974-75
73 Looney, Joe, C, Wake Forest, 2016-20
70 Loper, Daniel, G, Texas Tech, 201118 Lothridge, Billy, P/QB, Georgia Tech, 1964
84/86 Lucky, Mike, TE, Arizona, 1999-02
M
58 Mackey, Louis, LB, Akron, 2001-02
19/2 Maher, Brett, K, Nebraska, 2018-19, 2022
51 Manders, Dave, C, Michigan State, 1964-66, 1968-74
22 Manning, Wade, CB, Ohio State, 1979
53/59 March, Justin, LB, Akron, 2017-20
31 Marion, Brock, S, Nevada-Reno, 1993-97
31 Marsh, Amos, RB, Oregon State, 1961-64
78 Marten, James, T, Boston College, 2007
79 Martin, Harvey, DE, East Texas State, 1973-83
34 Martin, Jamar, FB, Ohio State, 2002-03
83 Martin, Kelvin, WR, Boston College, 1987-92, 1996
70 Martin, Zack, G, Notre Dame, 2014-22
67 Maryland, Russell, DT, Miami, Fla., 1991-95
25 Mathews, Ray, WR, Clemson, 1960
23 Mathis, Kevin, CB, Texas A&M-Commerce, 1997-99
85 Mayle, Vince, WR, Washington State, 2015-16
93 Mayowa, Benson, DE, Idaho, 2016-17
1 McBriar, Mat, P, Hawaii, 2004-11
37 McCann, Bryan, CB, Southern Methodist, 2010-1155 McClain, Rolando, LB, Alabama, 2014-15
97 McClain, Terrell, DT, South Florida, 2014-16
99 McCormack, Hurvin, DT, Indiana, 1994-98
40 McCray, Danny, S, Louisiana State, 2010-13, 2015
70 McCreary, Bob, T, Wake Forest, 1961
80 McDaniels, David, WR, Mississippi Valley, 1968
14 McDonald, Paul, QB, Southern California, 1986-87
25 McDonald, Tommy, WR, Oklahoma, 1964
20 McFadden, Darren, RB, Arkansas, 2015-17
23 McFadden, Leon, CB, San Diego State, 201679 McFadden, Marques, T, Arizona, 2002
83 McGarity, Wane, WR, Texas, 1999-01
7 McGee, Stephen, QB, Texas A&M, 2009-11
82 McGee, Tony, TE, Michigan, 2002-03
66 McGovern, Connor, G, Penn State, 2019-22
42 McIlhenny, Don, RB, Southern Methodist, 1960-61
90 McIntosh, Toddrick, DT, Florida State, 1994
67 McIver, Everett, G, Elizabeth City State, 1998-99
84 McKeon, Sean, TE, Michigan, 2020-22
35 McKie, Jason, FB, Temple, 2002
59 McKinley, Takk, LB, UCLA, 2022
66 McKinney, Jeremy, G/T, Iowa, 2002
85 McKinnon, Dennis, WR, Florida St., 1990
82 McKnight, James, WR, Liberty, 1999-00
52 McLean, Scott, LB, Florida State, 1983
47 McNeil, Ryan, CB, Miami, Fla., 2000
44 McQuaide, Jake, LS, Ohio State, 2021-22
77 McQuistan, Pat, T, Weber State, 2006-09
56 McSurdy, Caleb, LB, Montana, 201235 McSwain, Chuck, RB, Clemson, 1983-84

Rafferty, Tom, G/C, Penn State, 1976-89
Ralston, Nick, FB, Louisiana, 2021

SIDELINES

R
64
46

HISTORY

Quinn, Mike, QB, Stephen F. Austin, 1998-99
Quinn, Robert, DE, North Carolina, 2019

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

197

Q
11
58

RECORDS

Octavien, Steve, LB, Nebraska, 2008-09
Odighizuwa, Osa, DT, UCLA, 2021-22
Ogbogu, Eric, DE, Maryland, 2003-05
Ogden, Jeff, WR, Eastern Washington, 1998-99
Oglesby, Evan, CB, North Alabama, 2007
Ogletree, Kevin, WR, Virginia, 2009-12
Okoye, Amobi, DT, Louisville, 2014
Olatoye, Deji CB, North Carolina AT&T, 2015
Olawale, Jamize, FB, North Texas, 2018-19
Ollison, Qadree, RB, Pittsburgh, 2022

2022 SEASON

O
53
97
90
82
23
85
76
29
49
30

P
55 Paea, Stephen, DT, Oregon State, 201762 Page, Craig, C, Georgia Tech, 2000
77 Page, Solomon, G/T, West Virginia, 1999-02
26 Palmer, Paul, RB, Temple, 1989
93 Palmore, Walter, DT, 2020
60 Parker, J’vonne, DT, Rutgers, 2006
40 Parker, Steven, S, Oklahoma, 2020
21 Parks, Billy, WR, Cal. St. Long Beach, 1972
78 Parnell, Jermey, T, Mississippi, 2010-14
62 Parrish, James, T, Temple, 1993-94
34 Parrish, Tony, S, Washington, 2006
11 Parsons, Micah, LB, Penn State, 2021-22
56 Patera, Jack, LB, Oregon, 1960-61
20/26 Patmon, Tyler, CB, Oklahoma State, 2014-15
43 Patterson, Elvis, CB, Kansas, 1993
2 Paulescu, Sam, P, Oregon State, 2008
88 Pearson, Drew, WR, Tulsa, 1973-83
26 Pearson, Preston, RB, Illinois, 1975-80
9 Peete, Rodney, QB, Southern California, 1994
31 Pellerin, Micah, S, Hampton, 2013, 201416 Pelluer, Steve, QB, Washington, 1984-88
59 Penn, Jesse, LB, Virginia Tech, 1985-87
22 Peoples, George, RB, Auburn, 1982
26 Peprah, Charlie, S, Alabama, 201233 Percival, Mac, K, Texas Tech, 1974
43 Perkins, Don, RB, New Mexico, 1961-68
92 Perkins, Ray, DE, Virginia, 1987
39 Perryman, Robert, FB, Michigan, 1990
72 Peterman, Stephen, G, Louisiana State, 2004-05
71 Peters, Jason, T, Arkansas, 2022
65 Petersen, Kurt, G, Missouri, 1980-85
58 Peterson, Calvin, LB, UCLA, 1974-75
79 Petitti, Rob, T, Pittsburgh, 200589 Phillips, John, TE, Virginia, 2009-12
81 Phillips, Kirk, WR, Tulsa, 1984
49/88 Pierce, Brett, TE, Stanford, 2004-05
20 Pile, Willie, S, Virginia Tech, 2005
33 Pinder, Cyril, RB, Illinois, 1973
97 Pittman, Kavika, DE, McNeese St., 1996-99
73 Ploeger, Kurt, DL, Gustavus Adolphus, 1986
95 Poe, Dontari, DT, Memphis, 2020
62 Poimboeuf, Lance, K, Southwest Louisiana, 1963
39 Polite, Lousaka, FB, Pittsburgh, 2004-06
52 Polk, Carlos, LB, Nebraska, 2008
20 Pollard, Tony, RB, Memphis, 2019-22
97 Ponder, David, DT, Florida State, 1985
86 Porterfield, Garry, DE, Tulsa, 1965
81 Powe, Karl, WR, Alabama State, 1985-86
25 Powell, Jemeel, CB, California, 2003
98 Poppinga, Brady, LB, Brigham Young, 2012
75 Pozderac, Phil, T, Notre Dame, 1982-87
4 Prescott, Dak, QB, Mississippi State, 2016-22
69 Preston, Duke, C, Illinois, 200992 Price, Brian, DT, Texas-San Antonio, 201789 Price, Jim, TE, Stanford, 1993
70 Price, Marcus, T, Louisiana State, 2005
81 Price, Peerless, WR, Tennessee, 2005
71 Procter, Cory, G, Montana, 2005-09
52 Pruitt, Mickey, LB, Colorado, 1991-92
75 Pugh, Jethro, DT, Elizabeth City, 1965-78
61 Putnam, Duane, G, Pacific, 1960

ALL-TIMEROSTERN
61 Nagy, Bill, G, Wisconsin, 2011
42 Neal, Keanu, LB, Florida, 2021
73 Neely, Ralph, G/T, Oklahoma, 1965-77
39 Neufeld, Ryan, FB, UCLA, 1999
70 Nevis, Drake, DT, Louisiana State, 2013
44 Newhouse, Robert, FB, Houston, 1972-83
41 Newman, Terence, CB, Kansas State, 2003-11
30 Newsome, Timmy, RB, Winston-Salem, 1980-88
67/61 Newton, Nate, G/T, Florida A&M, 1986-98
59 Nguyen, Dat, LB, Texas A&M, 1999-05
76 Niland, John, G, Iowa, 1966-74
1/7 Niswander, Hunter, P, Northwestern, 2020-21
60 Nix, John, DT, Southern Miss, 2001-02
75 Noble, Brandon, DT, Penn State, 1999-02
25 Nolan, Dick, S, Maryland, 1962
60 Noll, Ben, G, Pennsylvania, 2004-05
73 Noonan, Danny, DL, Nebraska, 1987-92
84 Norman, Pettis, TE, J.C. Smith, 1962-70
25 Norton, Jerry, S, Southern Methodist, 1962
51 Norton, Ken, LB, UCLA, 1988-93
84 Novacek, Jay, TE, Wyoming, 1990-96
79 Nsekhe, Ty, T, Texas State, 2021
2 Nugent, Mike, K, Ohio State, 201776 Nutting, Ed, T, Georgia Tech, 1963
61 Nye, Blaine, G, Stanford, 1968-76
53 Nzeocha, Mark, LB, Wyoming, 2015-16

45 Olonilua, Sewo, FB, Texas Christian, 2020-21
99 Olshansky, Igor, DE, Oregon, 2009-10
32 Olumba, Donvan, CB, Portland State, 201954 O’Neil, Keith, LB, Northern Arizona, 2003-04
18 Orton, Kyle, QB, Purdue, 2012-13
62 Oswald, Paul, G, Kansas, 1988
76 Otto, Bob, DL, Idaho State, 1986
20 Overton, Jerry, S, Utah, 1963
45 Overton, Matt, LS, Western Washington, 2022
31 Owens, Billy, DB, Pittsburgh, 1988
81 Owens, Terrell, WR, Tennessee-Chattanooga, 2006-08
27/11 Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi, S/WR, Indiana (PA), 2010-11

STAFF

69 Melton, Henry, DT, Texas, 2014
70 Memmelear, Dale, G, Wyoming, 1962-63
17 Meredith, Don, QB, Southern Methodist, 1960-68
78 Meyers, John, DT, Washington, 1962-63
30 Michael, Christine, RB, Texas A&M, 2015
83 Mickey, Joey, TE, Oklahoma, 1993
7 Millen, Hugh, QB, Washington, 1993
83 Miller, Anthony, WR, Tennessee, 1997
3 Miller, Jim, P, Mississippi, 1983-84
35 Miller, Lonyae, RB, Fresno State, 201067 Miller, Wyatt, T, Central Florida, 201985 Mills, Ernie, WR, Florida, 1998-99
78 Mills, Jordan, T, Louisiana Tech, 2015, 2020
92 Mincey, Jeremy, DE, Florida, 2014-15
72 Missouri, Dwayne, DE, Northwestern, 2001
34 Mitchell, Aaron, CB, Nevada-Las Vegas, 1979-80
82 Mitchell, Johnny, TE, Nebraska, 1996
21		Mitchell, Terrance, CB, Oregon, 201527 Mobley, Singor, S, Washington State, 1997-99
47 Moegle, Dick, S, Rice, 1961
23 Montgomery, Mike, RB/WR, Kansas State, 1972-73
58 Moore, Damontre’, DE, Texas A&M, 201717 Moore, Kellen, QB, Boise State, 2015-17
30/26 Moore, Sterling, CB, Southern Methodist, 2012, 2013-14
76 Moore, Zach, DE, Concordia-St. Paul, 2016
2 Moorman, Brian, P, Pittsburg State, 201224 Mooty, Jim, CB, Arkansas, 1960
37 Morgan, Dennis, RB, Western Illinois, 1974
81 Morgan, Quincy, WR, Kansas State, 2004
46 Morris, Alfred, RB, Florida Atlantic, 2016-17
23 Morris, Sammy, RB, Texas Tech, 201114 Morton, Craig, QB, California, 1965-74
24/38 Mukuamu, Israel, S, South Carolina, 2021-22
37 Mullen, Trayvon, CB, Clemson, 2022
80 Murchison, Ola Lee, WR, Pacific, 1961
29 Murray, DeMarco, RB, Oklahoma, 2011-14
3 Murray, Eddie, K, Tulane, 1993, 1999
29 Murrell, Adrian, RB, West Virginia, 2003
29 Myers, Greg, S, Colorado State, 2000
94 Myers, Michael, DL, Alabama, 1998-03
98 Myles, Godfrey, LB, Florida, 1991-96
62 Myslinski, Tom, G/C, Tennessee, 1999

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

R, cont.

87 Rambo, Ken-Yon, WR, Ohio State, 2001-02
60 Randall, Tom, G, Iowa State, 1978
21 Randle, Joseph, RB, Oklahoma State, 2013-15
88 Randle, Sonny, WR, Virginia, 1968
66/90 Ratliff, Jay, NT/DE, Auburn, 2005-13
95 Rayford, Caesar, DE, Washington, 2013
85 Rector, Jamaica, WR, Northwest Missouri State, 2006
61/51 Redmond, Adam, C, Harvard, 2018-20
82 Reece, Beasley, CB/WR, North Texas, 1976
68 Reese, Guy, DT, Southern Methodist, 1962-63
43 Reese, Izell, S, Alabama-Birmingham, 1998-01
30 Reeves, Dan, RB/QB, South Carolina, 1965-72
35 Reeves, Jacques, CB, Purdue, 2004-07
51 Reid, Caraun, DT, Princeton, 2018
20 Renfro, Mel, DB/RB, Oregon, 1964-77
82 Renfro, Mike, WR, Texas Christian, 1984-87
19 Rentzel, Lance, WR, Oklahoma, 1967-70
76 Reynolds, Jerry, T, Nevada-Las Vegas, 1994
39 Rhodes, Xavier, CB, Florida State, 2022
13 Rhome, Jerry, QB, Tulsa, 1965-68
27 Richards, Curvin, RB, Pittsburgh, 1991-92
83 Richards, Golden, WR, Hawaii, 1973-78
70 Richards, Howard, G/T, Missouri, 1981-86
31 Richardson, Gloster, WR, Jackson State, 1971
88 Ridgway, Colin, P/K, Lamar Tech, 1965
95 Ridgeway, John, DT, Arkansas, 2022
42 Ridlon, Jim, S, Syracuse, 1963-64
30 Riley, Earl, S, Washington State, 2000
68 Ringo, Christian, DT, Louisiana, 2018
62 Rivera, Marco, G, Penn State, 2005-06
12 Roach, John, QB, Southern Methodist, 1964
87 Roberts, Alfredo, TE, Miami, Fla., 1991-92
85 Robinson, Jeff, TE, Idaho, 2002-04
45 Robinson, Larry, RB, Tennessee, 1973
81 Robinson, Laurent, WR, Illinois State, 201128 Robinson, Rashard, CB, Louisiana State, 2020
41 Robinson, Reggie, CB, Tulsa, 2020-21
23 Robinson, Tyree, S, Oregon
56 Roe, Bill, LB, Colorado, 1980
79 Rogers, Jacob, T, Southern California, 2004
50 Rogers, Justin, LB, Southern Methodist, 2007-08
50 Rohrer, Jeff, LB, Yale, 1982-87
9 Romo, Tony, QB, Eastern Illinois, 2003-16
56 Roper, John, LB, Texas A&M, 1993
68/93 Ross, Daniel, DT, N.E. Mississippi C.C., 2017-19
20/21 Ross, Derek, CB, Ohio State, 2002-03
36 Ross, Dominique, RB, Valdosta State, 1995-96
68 Ross, Oliver, T, Iowa State, 1998
30 Rossum, Allen, CB, Notre Dame, 2009
83 Rucker, Martin, TE, Missouri, 2010-11
88 Rucker, Reggie, WR, Boston University, 1970-71
7/10 Rush, Cooper, QB, Central Michigan, 2017-19, 2020-22
99 Russell, Ryan, DE, Purdue, 2015
9 Ruzek, Roger, K, Weber State, 1987-89
80 Ryan, Sean, TE, Boston College, 2004-05
S
66
87
89
26
3
70
21
80
39
8
4
32
68
66
78
65
66
86
52
77
47
85
68
35

Saddler-McQueen, Jimmy, DE, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2010
Saldi, Jay, TE, South Carolina, 1976-82
Salonen, Brian, TE/LB, Montana, 1984-85
Sanchez, Jeff, CB, Tulane, 2003
Sanchez, Mark, QB, Southern California, 2016
Sandeman, Bill, DT, Pacific, 1966
Sanders, Deion, CB/WR, Florida State, 1995-99
Santiago, O.J., TE, Kent, 2000
Sargent, Broderick, FB, Baylor, 1989
Sawyer, Buzz, P, Baylor, 1987
Saxon, Mike, P, San Diego St., 1985-92
Scandrick, Orlando, CB, Boise State, 2008-17
Scarlett, Noel, DT, Langston, 2000
Schaefering, Brian, DT, Lindenwood, 2012
Schaum, Greg, DE, Michigan State, 1976
Schoenke, Ray, T, Southern Methodist, 1963-64
Schultz, Chris, T, Arizona, 1983, 1985
Schultz, Dalton, TE, Stanford, 2018-22
Schwantz, Jim, LB, Purdue, 1994-96
Scifres, Steve, OL, Wyoming, 1997
Scott, Chuck, WR, Vanderbilt, 1987
Scott, Darnay, WR, San Diego State, 2002
Scott, Herb, G, Virginia Union, 1975-84
Scott, Kevin, RB, Stanford, 1989

198

21/38 Scott, Lynn, S, Northwestern Oklahoma, 2001-05
52 Scott, Sean, LB, Maryland, 1988
22 Scott, Victor, DB, Colorado, 1984-88
10 Secules, Scott, QB, Virginia, 1988
6 Seder, Tim, K, Ashland, 2000-01
88 Sellers, Ron, WR, Florida State, 1972
99 Selvie, George, DE, South Florida, 2013-14
64 Senat, Greg, T, Wagner, 2020
36 Sendejo, Andrew, S, Rice, 2010
43 Sensabaugh, Gerald, S, North Carolina, 2009-12
1 Septien, Rafael, K, Southwest Louisiana, 1978-86
58 Shanle, Scott, LB, Nebraska, 2003-05
94/53 Shannon, Randy, LB, Miami, Fla., 1989-90
52 Shaw, Robert, C, Tennessee, 1979-81
67 Shearin, Joe, C, Texas, 1987
87/82 Shepard, Derrick, WR, Oklahoma, 1989-91
64 Shepley, Dakoda, G, British Columbia, 2022
86 Sherer, Dave, P, Southern Methodist, 1960
86 Sherrard, Mike, WR, UCLA, 1986
63 Shields, Joe, OL, Portland State, 1987
50 Shiver, Clay, C, Florida State, 1996-98
7/28 Showers, Jameill, QB, Texas-El Paso, 2015, 201846/25 Shy, Les, RB, Cal. St. Long Beach, 1966-69
95 Siavii, Junior, NT, Oregon, 200936 Silva, Mana, S, Hawaii, 2011-12
82 Simmons, Cleo, TE, Jackson State, 1983
53 Simmons, Dave, LB, Georgia Tech, 1968
53 Simmons, Victor, LB, Central State, Ohio, 1987
59 Sims, Ernie, LB, Florida State, 2012-13
51 Singleton, Al, LB, Temple, 2003-06
65 Slaton, Tony, G, Southern Cal., 1990
42 Smagala, Stan, DB, Notre Dame, 1990-91
60 Smerek, Don, DL, Nevada-Reno, 1981-87
58 Smith, Aldon, DE, Missouri, 2020
87 Smith, Andre, TE, Virginia Tech, 2013
93 Smith, Artie, DT, Louisiana Tech, 1998
59 Smith, Darrin, LB, Miami, Fla., 1993-96
75/79 Smith, Daryle, T, Tennessee, 1987-88
15 Smith, Devin, WR, Ohio State, 201939 Smith, Donald, S, Liberty, 1991
22 Smith, Emmitt, RB, Florida, 1990-02
67 Smith, Eric, T, Virginia, 2020
43 Smith, Ito, RB, Southern Mississippi, 2021
24 Smith, J.D., RB, North Carolina A&T, 1965-66
81 Smith, Jackie, TE, Northwest Louisiana, 1978
9/54 Smith, Jaylon, LB, Notre Dame, 2016-21
64 Smith, Jim Ray, G/T, Baylor, 1963-64
82 Smith, Jimmy, WR, Jackson State, 1992
56/57/41 Smith, Keith, LB/FB, San Jose State, 2014-17
26 Smith, Kevin, CB, Texas A&M, 1992-99
43 Smith, Malcolm, LB, Southern California, 201957 Smith, Myron, LB, Louisiana Tech, 1998
53 Smith, Rashad, LB, Florida Atlantic, 2020
45 Smith, Rod, RB/FB, Ohio State, 2015-18
14 Smith, Rodney, WR, Florida State, 2015
32 Smith, Saivion, CB, Alabama, 2020
67 Smith, Sean, DT, Grambling, 1989
36 Smith, Tarik, RB, California, 1998-99
33 Smith, Timmy, RB, Texas Tech, 1990
85 Smith, Tody, DL, Southern California, 1971-72
73 Smith, Tyler, T, Tulsa, 2022
77 Smith, Tyron, T, Southern California, 2011-22
57 Smith, Vinson, LB, East Carolina, 1990-92, 1997
86 Smith, Waddell, WR, Kansas, 1984
87 Smith, Zuriel, WR, Hampton, 2003
18 Snyder, Loren, QB, Northern Colorado, 1987
54 Solomon, Jesse, LB, Florida State, 1989-90
46 Solomon, Roland, S, Utah, 1980
45 Solwold, Mike, TE, Wisconsin, 2001
20 Sparks, Phillippi, CB, Arizona State, 2000
96/98 Spears, Marcus, DE, Louisiana State, 2005-12
90 Spellman, Alonzo, DT, Ohio State, 1999-00
93 Spencer, Anthony, LB, Purdue, 2007-14
37 Spillman, C.J., S, Marshall, 2014
80 Spivey, Sebron, WR, Southern Illinois, 1987
55 Spradlin, Danny, LB, Tennessee, 1981-82
20 Springs, Ron, RB, Ohio State, 1979-84
87 Sprinkle, Jeremy, TE, Arkansas, 2021
15 Spurlock, Micheal, WR, Mississippi, 2013
65 Stalls, Dave, DE, Northern Colorado, 1977-79
86 Stanback, Isaiah, WR, Washington, 2007-08
12 Staubach, Roger, QB, Navy, 1969-79

Turbin, Robert, RB, Utah State, 2015
Turner, Jimmie, LB, Presbyterian, 1984
Turner, Malik, WR, Illinois, 2020-21
Turpin, KaVontae, WR, Texas Christian, 2022

U
93
91
95

Ulufale, Mike, DT, Brigham Young, 1996
Underwood, Dimitrius, DL, Michigan State, 2000-01
Urban, Brent, DT, Virginia, 2021

V
91
13
55
30
10
37
56
76
47
11
78

Vanderbeek, Matt, LB/DE, Michigan State, 1993-94
Vanderjagt, Mike, K, West Virginia, 2006
Vander Esch, Leighton, LB, Boise State, 2018-22
Van Raaphorst, Dick, K, Ohio State, 1964
Vaughan, Dustin, QB, West Texas A&M, 2014
Vaughn, Lee, DB, Wyoming, 1997
Vega, Jason, DE, Northeastern, 2013
Veingrad, Alan, OL, E. Texas St., 1991-92
Vickers, Lawrence, FB, Colorado, 2012
Villanueva, Danny, P/K, New Mexico State, 1965-67
Vollers, Kurt, T, Notre Dame, 2002-04

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

199

2022 SEASONW
95 Walen, Mark, DT, UCLA, 1987-88
79 Waletzko, Matt, T, North Dakota, 2022
63 Walker, Casey, DT, Oklahoma, 2015
25 Walker, Frank, CB, Tuskegee, 2011
67 Walker, Gary, OL, Boston University, 1987
34 Walker, Herschel, RB, Georgia, 1986-89, 1996-97
57 Walker, Louie, LB, Colorado State, 1974
57 Walker, Malcolm, C, Rice, 1966-69
71 Wallace, Rodney, G/T, New Mexico, 1971-73
24 Walls, Everson, CB, Grambling, 1981-89
3 Walsh, Steve, QB, Miami, Fla., 1989-90
59 Walter, Mike, LB, Oregon, 1983
71 Walter, Tyson, OL, Ohio State, 2002-04
78 Walton, Bruce, G, UCLA, 1973-75
87 Ward, Dedric, WR, Northern Iowa, 2004
94 Ware, DeMarcus, LB, Troy, 2005-13
89 Ware, Derek, TE, Central Oklahoma, 1996
42 Warren, Chris, RB, Ferrum, 1998-00
5 Warren, John, P, Tennessee, 1983-84
31 Washington, Chauncey, RB, Southern California, 2009, 2011
37 Washington, James, S, UCLA, 1990-94
83 Washington, James, WR, Oklahoma State, 2022
46 Washington, Mark, CB, Morgan State, 1970-78
64 Waters, Brian, G, North Texas, 2013
41 Waters, Charlie, DB, Clemson, 1970-78, 1980-81
91 Watkins, Carlos, DT, Clemson, 2021-22
83 Watkins, Kendell, TE, Mississippi State, 1995
25 Watkins, Patrick, S, Florida State, 2006-09
56 Watson, Dekoda, LB, Florida State, 2014
94 Watts, Randy, DE, Catawba, 1987
33 Wayt, Russell, LB, Rice, 1965
95 Weatherington, Colston, DE, Central Missouri State, 2002
20 Webb, B.W., CB, William & Mary, 2013
3 Weeden, Brandon, QB, Oklahoma State, 2014-15
75 Weems, Darrion, T, Oregon, 2012-15
42 Welch, Claxton, RB, Oregon, 1969-71
66 Wells, Norm, G, Northwestern, 1980
65 Westberry, Gary, C, Hampton, 1987
30 Westbrook, Bryant, CB, Texas, 2002
39/31 Westry, Chris, CB, Kentucky, 2019-20
46/82/83/81 Whalen, James, TE, Kentucky, 2000-03
30 Wheaton, Kenny, CB, Oregon, 1997-99
65/70 White, Bob, OL, Rhode Island, 1987-89
92 White, Chris, DE, Southern, 2000
23 White, Corey, CB, Samford, 2015
11 White, Danny, QB/P, Arizona State, 1976-88
37 White, Gerald, FB, Michigan, 1987
27 White, Marvin, S, Texas Christian, 2009
3 White, Mike, QB, Western Kentucky, 2018
54 White, Randy, DT/LB, Maryland, 1975-88
42 Whitfield, A.D., RB, North Texas, 1965
13 Whitehead, Lucky, WR, Florida Atlantic, 2015-16
53 Whittingham, Fred, LB, Cal. Poly SLO, 1969
12/10 Widby, Ron, P, Tennessee, 1968-71
78 Widell, Dave, T, Boston College, 1988-89
51 Wilber, Kyle, LB, Wake Forest, 2012-17
65 Wilbur, John, T, Stanford, 1966-69
27 Wilcox, J.J., S, Georgia Southern, 2013-16

ALL-TIMEROSTERT
71/72 Talbert, Don, DE/OT, Texas, 1962, 1965, 1971
34 Tanner, Phillip, RB, Middle Tennessee State, 2011-13
99 Tapper, Charles, DE, Oklahoma, 2016-17
25 Tautalatasi, Junior, RB, Washington State, 1989
36 Taylor, Tony, RB, Northwestern Louisiana, 2001
30/31 Teague, George, S, Alabama, 1996, 1998-01
89 Tennell, Derek, TE, UCLA, 1992
16 Testaverde, Vinny, QB, Miami, Fla., 2004
32 Thomas, Anthony, RB, Michigan, 2005
27 Thomas, Bill, RB, Boston College, 1972
32 Thomas, Blair, RB, Penn State, 1994
51 Thomas, Broderick, LB, Nebraska, 1996-98
41 Thomas, Dave, CB, Tennessee, 1993-94
33 Thomas, Duane, RB, West Texas State, 1970-71
37 Thomas, Ike, CB, Bishop, 1971
48		Thomas, Joe, LB, South Carolina State, 2018-20
26 Thomas, Josh, CB, Buffalo, 201559/44 Thomas, Robert, LB/FB, Henderson State, 1998-02
55 Thomas, Zach, LB, Texas Tech, 2008
67 Thompson, Broderick, G, Kansas, 1985
20/23 Thompson, Darian, S, Boise State, 2018-21
15 Thompson, Deonte, WR, Florida, 2018
28 Thompson, Tyson, RB, San Jose State, 2005-07
87 Thorn, Andy, TE, Northern Iowa, 2006
77 Thornton, Bruce, DL, Illinois, 1979-81
25 Thornton, Bruce, CB, Georgia, 2004
92 Thornton, Cedric, DT, Southern Arkansas, 2016
53 Thornton, Kalen, LB, Texas, 2004-05
32 Thurman, Dennis, DB, Southern California, 1978-85
59 Timmer, Kirk, LB, Montana State, 1987
98 Tippins, Ken, LB, Middle Tennessee St., 1989
63 Titensor, Glen, G, Brigham Young, 1981-86, 1988
53/50 Tolbert, Brandon, LB, Georgia, 1998-00
18 Tolbert, Jalen, WR, Southern Alabama, 2022
62/92 Tolbert, Tony, DL, Texas-El Paso, 1989-97
67 Toomay, Pat, DE, Vanderbilt, 1970-74
56 Toomer, Korey, LB, Idaho, 2014
71 Townes, Willie, DE, Tulsa, 1966-68
27 Tremble, Greg, S, Georgia, 1995
87 Truax, Billy, TE, Louisiana State, 1971-73
50 Tubbs, Jerry, LB, Oklahoma, 1960-67
87 Tucker, Jason, WR, Texas Christian, 1999-00
69 Tucker, Ross, G, Princeton, 2002
77 Tucker, Torrin, T, Southern Mississippi, 2003-05
71 Tuinei, Mark, OT/DL, Hawaii, 1983-97

23
57
17
9

STAFF

55 Steele, Markus, LB, Southern California, 2001-03
81/82 Steele, Robert, WR, Northern Alabama, 1978
78 Steele, Terence, T, Texas Tech, 2020-22
79/77 Stephens, Larry, DE, Texas, 1963-67
70/53 Stepnoski, Mark, G/C, Pittsburgh, 1989-94, 1999-01
28 Stewart, Curtis, RB, Auburn, 1989
64 Stewart, Daleroy, DT, Southern Miss, 2002-04
40 Stiger, Jim, RB, Washington, 1963-65
83 Still, Bryan, WR, Virginia Tech, 1999
56 Stincic, Tom, LB, Michigan, 1969-71
5 Stoerner, Clint, QB, Arkansas, 2000-02
31 Stokes, Sim, WR, Northern Arizona, 1967
36 Stone, Daren, S, Maine, 2008
65 Stone, Ron, T, Boston College, 1993-95
18 Stoudt, Cliff, QB, Youngstown St., 1990-91
24 Stoutmire, Omar, S, Fresno State, 1997-98
82 Stowe, Otto, WR, Iowa State, 1973
15 Street, Devin, WR, Pittsburgh, 2014-15
96 Stubbs, Daniel, DE, Miami, Fla., 1990-91
30 Studstill, Darren, S, West Virginia, 1994
90 Sturgis, Oscar, DE, North Carolina, 1995
40 Strayhorn, Les, RB, East Carolina, 1973-74
55 Strickland, Fred, LB, Purdue, 1996-98
87 Stynchula, Andy, DE, Penn State, 1968
45 Sualua, Nicky, FB, Ohio State, 1997-98
76 Su’a-Filo, Xavier, G, UCLA, 2018-19
4 Suisham, Shaun, K, Bowling Green, 2005-06, 200972 Sullivan, Mike, T, Miami, Fla., 1991
87 Swaim, Geoff, TE, Texas, 2015-18
51/57 Swan, Russ, LB, Virginia, 1987
28 Swanson, Dax, CB, Sam Houston State, 201619 Sweeney, Kevin, QB, Cal. St. Fresno, 1987-88
61 Sweet, William, T, North Carolina, 2020
80 Swinton, Reggie, WR, Murray State, 2001-03
10 Switzer, Ryan, WR, North Carolina, 2017

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER
2022 SEASON

W, cont.

11/18 Wilson, Wade, QB, East Texas State, 1995-97
84 Wisener, Gary, WR, Baylor, 1960
48 Witherspoon, Terry, FB, Clemson, 2001
82 Witten, Jason, TE, Tennessee, 2003-17, 2019
99 Woods, Antwaun, DT, Southern California, 2018-20
25 Woods, Xavier, S, Lousiana Tech, 2017-20
28 Woodson, Darren, S, Arizona State, 1992-03
45 Woolsey, Rolly, DB, Boise State, 1975
28 Worley, Daryl, CB, West Virginia, 2020
57 Wortham, Barron, LB, Texas-El Paso, 2000
81 Wright, Alexander, WR, Auburn, 1990-92
2 Wright, Anthony, QB, South Carolina, 2000-01
15 Wright, Brad, QB, New Mexico, 1982
41 Wright, Charles, DB, Tulsa, 1988
25 Wright, Nahshon, CB, Oregon State, 2021-22
85/70 Wright, Rayfield, TE/T, Fort Valley State, 1967-79
73 Wright, Steve, T, Northern Iowa, 1981-82
92 Wynn, Jarius, DE, Georgia, 2013

75 Wiley, Marcellus, DE, Columbia, 2004
32 Wiley, Michael, RB, Ohio State, 2000-02
59 Williams, Brandon, LB, Texas Tech, 201042/25 Williams, Charlie, S, Bowling Green, 1995-00
52 Williams, Connor, G, Texas, 2018-21
79 Williams, Erik, T, Central (OH) State, 1991-00
58 Williams, Jason, LB, Western Illinois, 2009-10
36 Williams, Joe, RB, Wyoming, 1971
38 Williams, John, FB, Wisconsin, 1985
85 Williams, Kevin, WR, Miami, Fla., 1993-96
52 Williams, Leon, LB, Miami, 201089 Williams, Randal, WR, New Hampshire, 2001-04
23 Williams, Robert, CB, Baylor, 1987-93
31 Williams, Roy, S, Oklahoma, 2002-08
11 Williams, Roy, WR, Texas, 2008-10
54 Williams, Sam, DE, Mississippi, 2022
20 Williams, Sherman, RB, Alabama, 1995-99
80 Williams, Stepfret, WR, Northeast Louisiana, 1996-97
10 Williams, Teddy, WR, Texas-San Antonio, 2010
83 Williams, Terrance, WR, Baylor, 2013-18
28/34 Williams, Trey, RB, Texas A&M, 2015, 2017
86 Williams, Tyrone, WR, Western Ontario, 1993
37 Williams, Tyrone, CB, Nebraska, 2004
1 Willis, Ken, K, Kentucky, 1990-91
98 Willis, Mitch, DT, Southern Methodist, 1990
1/11/16 Wilson, Cedrick, WR, Boise State, 2018-21
57 Wilson, Damien, LB, Minnesota, 2015-18
6/37 Wilson, Donovan, S, Texas A&M, 2019-22
56		Wilson, Martez, DE, Illinois, 201342 Wilson, Robert, FB, Texas A&M, 1994
81/45 Wilson, Steve, WR/CB, Howard, 1979-81

Y
78
30
75
76

Youmans, Maury, DE, Syracuse, 1964-65
Young, Charles, RB, North Carolina State, 1974-76
Young, Ryan, T, Kansas State, 2003
Young, Sam, T, Notre Dame, 2010

Z
93
6
62
76
2

Zellner, Peppi, DE, Fort Valley State, 1999-02
Zendejas, Luis, K, Arizona State, 1987-89
Zentic, Mike, C, Oklahoma State, 1987
Zimmerman, Jeff, G, Florida, 1987-90
Zuerlein, Greg, K, Missouri Western, 2020-21

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

Cowboys All-Time Roster by Number

1
Herrera, Efren, K, 1974, 1976-77
Septien, Rafael, K, 1978-86
Brady, Kerry, K, 1987
Willis, Ken, K, 1990-91
McBriar, Mat, P, 2004-11
Niswander, Hunter, P, 2020-21(Niswander also wore #7)
Wilson, Cedrick, WR, 2018-21(Wilson also wore #11 and #16)
Joseph, Kelvin, CB, 2021-22(Joseph also wore #24)
2
Elliott, Lin, K, 1992-93
Wright, Anthony, QB, 2000-01
Cortez, Jose, K, 2005
Brown, Kris, K, 2011
Moorman, Brian, P, 2012
Nugent, Mike, K, 2017
Maher, Brett, K, 2018-19, 2022
(Maher also wore #19)
Zuerlein, Greg, K, 2020-21
Lewis, Jourdan, CB, 2017-22(Lewis also wore #26 and #27)
3
Miller, Jim, P, 1983-84
Walsh, Steve, QB, 1989-90
Murray, Eddie, K, 1993, 1999
Cunningham, Richie, K, 1997-99
Cundiff, Billy, K, 2002-05
Kitna, Jon, QB, 2009-11, 2013
Weeden, Brandon, QB, 2014-15
Sanchez, Mark, QB, 2016
White, Mike, QB, 2018
Forbath, Kai, K, 2019
Gilbert, Garrett, QB, 2020
Hajrullahu, Lirim, K, 2021
Brown, Anthony, CB, 2016-22(Brown also wore #30)

4
Saxon, Mike, P, 1985-92
Gowin, Toby, P, 1997-99, 2003
Knorr, Micah, P, 2000-02
Suisham, Shaun, K, 2005-06, 2009
Prescott, Dak, QB, 2016-22

5
Warren, John, P, 1983-84
Stoerner, Clint, QB, 2000-02
Bollinger, Brooks, QB, 2008
Bailey, Dan, K, 2011-17
Anger, Bryan P, 2021-22

6
Zendejas, Luis, K, 1987-89
Seder, Tim, K, 2000-01
Folk, Nick, K, 2007-09
Jones, Chris, P, 2011-20
Wilson, Donovan, S, 2019-22(Wilson also wore #37)
7
Beuerlein, Steve, QB, 1991-92
Millen, Hugh, QB, 1993
Cunningham, Randall, QB, 2000
Hutchinson, Chad, QB, 2002-03
Henson, Drew, QB, 2004-05
Gramatica, Martin, K, 2006
McGee, Stephen, QB, 2009-11
Showers, Jameill, QB/S, 2015, 2018(Showers also wore #28)
Rush, Cooper, QB, 2017-19, 2020-22(Rush also wore #10)
DiNucci, Ben, QB, 2020
Niswander, Hunter, P, 2020-21
Diggs, Trevon, CB, 2021-22(Diggs also wore #27)
8
Sawyer, Buzz, P, 1987
Aikman, Troy, QB, 1989-00
9Hoopes, Mitch, P, 1975
Ruzek, Roger, K, 1987-89
Kupp, Craig, QB, 1991
Peete, Rodney, QB, 1994
Gonzalez, Daniel, QB, 1998
Hilbert, Jon, K, 2001
Romo, Tony, QB, 2003-16
Smith, Jaylon, LB, 2016-21(Smith also wore #54)
Turpin, KaVontae, WR, 2022

200

10
Widby, Ron, P, 1968-71(Widby also wore #12)
Carrell, Duane, P, 1974
Collier, Reggie, QB, 1986
Armstrong, Jimmy, DB, 1987
(Armstrong also wore #35)
Secules, Scott, QB, 1988
Hodson, Tommy, QB, 1994
Baker, Jon, K, 1995
Cantrell, Barry, P, 2000
Filipovic, Filip, P, 2002
Williams, Teddy, WR, 2010
Vaughan, Dustin, QB, 2014
Switzer, Ryan, WR, 2017
Austin, Tavon, WR, 2018-19
Rush, Cooper, QB, 2017-19, 2020-22(Rush also wore #7)
11
Heinrich, Don, QB, 1960
Humphrey, Buddy, QB, 1961
Gibbs, Sonny, QB, 1963
Villanueva, Danny, P/K, 1965-67
Belden, Bob, QB, 1969-70
White, Danny, QB/P, 1976-88
Wilson, Wade, QB, 1995-97(Wilson also wore #18)
Quinn, Mike, QB, 1998-99
Bledsoe, Drew, QB, 2005-06
Williams, Roy, WR, 2008-10
Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi, S ,WR, 2010
(Owusu-Ansah also wore #27)
Beasley, Cole, WR, 2012-18
Wilson, Cedrick, WR, 2018-20(Wilson also wore #16)
Parsons, Micah, LB, 2021-22
12
Roach, John, QB, 1964
Widby, Ron, P, 1968-71(Widby also wore #10)
Staubach, Roger, QB, 1969-79
13
Rhome, Jerry, QB, 1965-68
Vanderjagt, Mike, K, 2006

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SIDELINES

19
Rentzel, Lance, WR, 1967-70
Alworth, Lance, WR, 1971-72
Longley, Clint, QB, 1974-75
Sweeney, Kevin, QB, 1987-88
Jett, John, P, 1993-96
Johnson, Keyshawn, WR, 2004-05
Austin, Miles, WR, 2006-13(Austin also wore #14)
Butler, Brice, WR, 2015-17, 2018
Cooper, Amari, WR, 2018-21
Maher, Brett, K, 2018-19, 2022
(Maher also wore #2)

23
Lewis, Woodley, WR, 1960
Johnson, Mike, CB, 1966-69
Adkins, Margene, WR, 1970-71
Montgomery, Mike, RB/WR, 1972-73
Jones, James, RB, 1980-82, 1984-85
Holloway, Johnny, CB, 1986
Williams, Robert, CB, 1987-93
Bailey, Robert, CB, 1995
Brice, Alundis, CB, 1995-96(Brice also wore #21 and #29)
Frazier, Derrick, CB, 1996
Mathis, Kevin, CB, 1997-99
Goodrich, Dwayne, CB, 2000-02
Cason, Aveion, RB, 2003
Oglesby, Evan, CB, 2007
Choice, Tashard, RB, 2008-11
Morris, Sammy, RB, 2011
Lewis, LeQuan, CB, 2012
Agnew, Vince, CB, 2012
Hamilton, Jakar, S, 2013-14
White, Corey, CB, 2015
Turbin, Robert, RB, 201526
Dial, Buddy, WR, 1964-66
Adderley, Herb, CB,1970-72
Pearson, Preston, RB, 1975-80
Downs, Michael, S, 1981-88
Palmer, Paul, RB, 1989
Smith, Kevin, CB, 1992-99
Sanchez, Jeff, CB, 2003
Davison, Andrew, CB, 2003
Glenn, Aaron, CB, 2005-06
Hamlin, Ken, S, 2007-09
Elam, Abram, S, 2006, 2011
(Elam also wore #37)
Peprah, Charlie, S, 2012
Allen, Will, S, 2013
Moore, Sterling, S, 2012, 2013-14(Moore also wore #30)
Patmon, Tyler, CB, 2014-15(Patmon also wore #20)
Thomas, Josh, CB, 2015
Jackson, Darius, RB, 2018
Jones, Josh, S, 2019
Lewis, Jourdan, CB, 2017-22(Lewis also wore #2 and #27)
Bland, DaRon, CB, 2022

HISTORY

18
Lothridge, Billy, P/QB, 1964
Carano, Glenn, QB, 1977-83
Snyder, Loren, QB,1987
Stoudt, Cliff, QB, 1990-91
Kosar, Bernie, QB, 1993
Boniol, Chris, K, 1994-96
Wilson, Wade, QB, 1995-97(Wilson also wore #11)
Copper, Terrance, WR, 2004-05
Buehler, David, K, 2009-11
Orton, Kyle, QB, 2012-13
Kazee, Damontae, S, 2021
Tolbert, Jalen, WR, 2022

22
Butler, Bill, S, 1960
Bullocks, Amos, RB, 1962-64
Hayes, Bob, WR, 1965-74
Manning, Wade, CB, 1979
Peoples, George, RB, 1982
Scott, Victor, DB, 1984-88
Smith, Emmitt, RB,1990-02

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

17
Meredith, Don, QB, 1960-68
Clark, Mike, K,1968-71, 1973
(Clark also wore #83)
Carmichael, Harold, WR, 1984
Garrett, Jason, QB, 1993-99
Carter, Quincy, QB, 2001-03
Hurd, Sam, WR, 2006-10
Harris, Dwayne, WR, 2011-14
Moore, Kellen, QB, 2015-17
Hurns, Allen, WR, 2018
Turner, Malik, WR, 2020-21
Houston, Dennis, WR, 2022

25
Mathews, Ray, WR,1960
Nolan, Dick, S, 1962
Norton, Jerry, S, 1962
McDonald, Tommy, WR, 1964
Logan, Obert, S, 1965-66
Shy, Les, RB, 1966-69(Shy also wore #46)
Kyle, Aaron, CB, 1976-79
Hill, Rod, CB, 1982-83
Tautalatasi, Junior, RB, 1989
Lassic, Derrick, RB, 1993-94
Case, Scott, S, 1995
Williams, Charlie, S, 1995-00(Williams also wore #42)
Jones, Jermaine, CB, 2002
Powell, Jemeel, CB, 2003
Thornton, Bruce, CB, 2004
Dixon, Tony, S, 2001-05(Dixon also wore #24)
Watkins, Patrick, S, 2006-09
Walker, Frank, CB, 2011
Dunbar, Lance, RB, 2012-16
Woods, Xavier, S, 2017-20
Wright, Nahshon, CB, 2021-22

RECORDS

16
Pelluer, Steve, QB, 1984-88
Hodge, Damon, WR, 2000
Leaf, Ryan, QB, 2001
Testaverde, Vinny, QB, 2004
Holley, Jesse, WR, 2010-11
Cassel, Matt, QB, 2015
Mayle, Vince, WR, 2015, 2016
(Mayle also wore #85)
Wilson, Cedrick, WR, 2018-21(Wilson also wore #11 and #1)
Hilton, T.Y., WR, 2022

21
Gregory, Glynn, WR/DB, 1961-62
Daniels, Dick, S, 1966-68(Daniels also wore #45)
Parks, Billy, WR, 1972
Dennison, Doug, RB, 1974-78
Howard, Carl, CB, 1984
Adams, David, RB, 1987
Higgs, Mark, RB, 1988
Dixon, James, WR/RB, 1989-91(Dixon also wore #86)
Brice, Alundis, CB, 1995-96(Brice also wore #23 and #29)
Sanders, Deion, CB/WR, 1995-99
Scott, Lynn, S, 2001-05(Scott also wore #38)
Ross, Derek, CB, 2002-03(Ross also wore #20)
Jones, Julius, RB, 2004-07
Jones, Adam, CB, 2008
Jenkins, Mike, CB, 2008-12(Jenkins also wore #31)
Randle, Joseph, RB, 2013-15
Mitchell, Terrance, CB, 2015
Elliott, Ezekiel, RB, 2016-22

24
Mooty, Jim, CB, 1960
Smith, J.D., RB, 1965-66
Homan, Dennis, WR, 1968-70
Blackwell, Alois, RB, 1978-79
Walls, Everson, CB,1981-89
Brown, Larry, CB, 1991-95, 1998
(Brown also wore #34)
Harper, Roger, S, 1996
Stoutmire, Omar, S, 1997-98
Adams, Vashone, S, 1999
Dixon, Tony, S, 2001-05(Dixon also wore #25)
Barber III, Marion, RB, 2005-10
Fiammetta, Tony, FB, 2011Claiborne, Morris, CB, 2012-16
Carroll, Nolan, CB, 2017
Awuzie, Chidobe, CB, 2017-20(Awuzie also wore #33)
Joseph, Kelvin, CB, 2021-22(Joseph also wore #1)
Mukuamu, Israel, S, 2021-22

2022 SEASON

15
Fritsch, Toni, K, 1971-73, 1975
Wright, Brad, QB, 1982
Burbage, Cornell, WR, 1987-89(Burbage also wore #89 and #82)
Laufenberg, Babe, QB, 1989-90
Johnson, Manuel, WR, 2010
Holmes, Andre, WR, 2011-12
Spurlock, Micheal, WR, 2013
Street, Devin, WR, 2014-15
Thompson, Deonte, WR, 2018
Smith, Devin, WR, 2019
Grier, Will, QB, 2021-22

McFadden, Leon, CB, 2016
Benwikere, Bené, CB, 2017
Robinson, Tyree, S, 2018
Thompson, Darian, S, 2018-20, 2021
(Thompson also wore #20)
Dowdle, Rico, RB, 2020-22(Dowdle also wore #34)

ALL-TIMEROSTER

14
LeBaron, Eddie, QB, 1960-63
Morton, Craig, QB, 1965-74
Hogeboom, Gary, QB, 1980-85
McDonald, Paul, QB, 1986-87
Austin, Miles, WR, 2006-13(Austin also wore #19)
Johnson, Brad, QB, 2007-08
Greisen, Chris, QB, 2010, 2011
Smith, Rodney, WR, 2015
Lenoir, Lance, WR, 2017, 2018
Dalton, Andy, QB, 2020
Cox, Jabril, LB, 2021-22

20
Bercich, Bob, S, 1960-61
Overton, Jerry, S, 1963
Renfro, Mel, DB/RB,1964-77
Springs, Ron, RB, 1979-84
Livingston, Bruce, DB, 1987
Horton, Ray, S, 1989-92
Williams, Sherman, RB, 1995-99
Kaiser, Jason, S, 1999
Sparks, Phillippi, CB, 2000
Ross, Derek, CB, 2002-03(Ross also wore #21)
Anderson, Richie, RB, 2003-04
Pile, Willie, S, 2005
Ball, Alan, CB, 2007-11
Coe, Michael, CB, 2012
Webb, B.W., CB, 2013
Patmon, Tyler, CB, 2014-15(Patmon also wore #26)
McFadden, Darren, RB, 2015-17
Campbell, Ibraheim, S, 2018
Thompson, Darian, S, 2018-20, 2021
(Thompson also wore #23)
Pollard, Tony, RB, 2019-22

STAFF

Armstrong, Anthony, WR, 2012
Whitehead, Lucky, WR, 2015-16
Gallup, Michael, WR, 2018-22

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

27
Gaechter, Mike, S,1962-69
Thomas, Bill, RB, 1972
Fellows, Ron, CB, 1981-86
Haynes, Tommy, S, 1987
Richards, Curvin, RB, 1991-92
Everett, Thomas, S, 1992-93(Everett also wore #31)
Tremble, Greg, S, 1995
Mobley, Singor, S, 1997-99
Edwards, Mario, CB, 2000-03
George, Eddie, RB, 2004
Brown, Courtney, S, 2007-08
White, Marvin, S, 2009
Gordon, Cletis, CB, 2009
Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi, S, WR, 2010
(Owusu-Ansah also wore #11)
Frampton, Eric, S, 2012
Wilcox, J.J., S, 2013-16
Lewis, Jourdan, CB, 2017-22(Lewis also wore #2 and #26)
Diggs, Trevon, CB, 2020-22(Diggs also wore #7)
Kearse, Jayron, S, 2021-22
28
Granger, Norm, RB, 1984
Blount, Alvin, RB, 1987
Stewart, Curtis, RB, 1989
Woodson, Darren, S, 1992-03
Thompson, Tyson, RB, 2005-07
Jones, Felix, RB, 2008-12
Williams, Trey, RB, 2015, 2017
(Williams also wore #34)
Swanson, Dax, CB, 2016Showers, Jameill, S/QB, 2015, 2018(Showers also wore #7)
Worley, Daryl, CB, 2020
Robinson, Rashard, CB, 2020
Hooker, Malik, S, 2021-22
29
Lavette, Robert, RB, 1985-87
Green, Alex, CB, 1987
(Green also wore #48)
Johnson, Undra, RB, 1989
Gant, Kenneth, CB, 1990-94
Brice, Alundis, CB, 1995-96(Brice also wore #21 and #23)
Billups, Terry, CB, 1998
Akins, Chris, S, 1999-00
Myers, Greg, S, 2000
Dantzler, Woodrow, RB, 2002
Murrell, Adrian, RB, 2003
Bates, Michael, WR/KR, 2003
Davis, Keith, S, 2002, 2004-08(Davis also wore #40)
Murray, DeMarco, RB, 2011-14
Olatoye, Deji, CB, 2015
Goodwin, C.J., CB, 2018-22
30
Dowdle, Mike, RB/LB, 1960-62
Van Raaphorst, Dick, K, 1964
Reeves, Dan, RB/QB, 1965-72
Young, Charles, RB, 1974-76
Newsome, Timmy, RB, 1980-88
Holt, Issiac, CB, 1989-92
Studstill, Darren, S,1994
Teague, George, S, 1996, 1998-01(Teague also wore #31)
Wheaton, Kenny, CB, 1997-99
Riley, Earl, S, 2000
Westbrook, Bryant, CB, 2002
Frazier, Lance, CB, 2004
Coleman, Alonzo, RB, 2008
Rossum, Allen, CB, 2009
Washington, Chauncey, RB, 2009, 2011
(Washington also wore #31)
Moore, Sterling, S, 2012, 2013-14(Moore also wore #26)
Michael, Christine, RB, 2015

Brown, Anthony, CB, 2016-22(Brown also wore #3)
Ollison, Qadree, RB, 2022
31
Cone, Fred, K, 1960
Marsh, Amos, RB, 1961-64
Stokes, Sim, WR, 1967
Brown, Otto, DB, 1969
Richardson, Gloster, WR, 1971
Barnes, Benny, DB, 1972-82
Allen, Gary, RB, 1983-84
Hill, Bill, CB, 1987
Owens, Billy, DB, 1988
Everett, Thomas, S, 1992-93(Everett also wore #27)
Marion, Brock, S, 1993-97
Teague, George, S, 1996, 1998-01(Teague also wore #30)
Williams, Roy, S, 2002-08(Williams also wore #38)
Jenkins, Mike, CB, 2008-12(Jenkins also wore #21)
Washington, Chauncey, RB, 2009, 2011
(Washington also wore #30)
Butler, Mario, CB, 2012
Pellerin, Micah, S, 2013, 2014
Jones, Byron, CB, 2015-19
Westry, Chris, CB, 2019-20(Westry also wore #39)
Canady, Maurice, CB, 2021
Coyle, Tyler, S, 2022
(Coyle also wore #39)
32
Franckhauser, Tom, CB, 1960-61
Garrison, Walt, RB, 1966-74
Thurman, Dennis, DB, 1978-85
Jackson, Tim, S, 1989
Highsmith, Alonzo, FB, 1990-91
Thomas, Blair, RB, 1994
Hughes, Tyrone, CB, 1998
Wiley, Michael, RB, 2000-02
Lee, ReShard, RB, 2004
Thomas, Anthony, RB, 2005
Coleman, Marcus, S, 2006
Crockett, Zack, RB, 2007
Scandrick, Orlando, CB, 2008-17
Olumba, Donovan, CB, 2019
Smith, Saivion, CB, 2020
Clement, Corey, RB, 2021
33
Babb, Gene, LB/RB, 1960-61
Hayes, Wendell, RB,1963
Wayt, Russell, LB, 1965
Thomas, Duane, RB, 1970-71
Pinder, Cyril, RB, 1973
Percival, Mac, K, 1974
Dorsett, Tony, RB, 1977-87
Brown, Eric, DB, 1989
Smith, Timmy, RB, 1990
Bell, Jason, CB, 2001
Jones, Nathan, CB, 2004-07
Greenwood, Chris, CB, 2013
Awuzie, Chidobe, CB, 2017-20(Awuzie also wore #24)
Burton, Deante, CB, 2019, 2020, 2021
Clark, Damone, LB, 2022
34
Doelling, Fred, S, 1960
Douglas, Merrill, RB, 1961
Green, Cornell, DB, 1962-74
Mitchell, Aaron, CB, 1979-80
Hunter, Monty, S, 1982
Walker, Herschel, RB, 1986-89,
1996-97
Agee, Tommie, FB, 1990-94
Brown, Larry, CB, 1991-95, 1998
(Brown also wore #24)
Lester, Tim, FB, 1999

202

Martin, Jamar, FB, 2002-03
Parrish, Tony, S, 2006
Anderson, Deon, FB, 2007-09
Tanner, Phillip, RB, 2011-13
Jackson, Darius, RB, 2016
(Jackson also wore #26)
Williams, Trey, RB, 2015, 2017
(Williams also wore #28)
Decoud, Treston, CB, 2018
Dowdle, Rico, RB, 2020-22(Dowdle also wore #23)
Davis, Malik, RB, 2022
35
Kowalczyk, Walt, RB, 1960
Lockett, J.W., RB, 1961-62
Gent, Pete, WR/TE, 1964-68
Hill, Calvin, RB, 1969-74
Laidlaw, Scott, RB, 1975-79
McSwain, Chuck, RB, 1983-84
Armstrong, Jimmy, DB, 1987
(Armstrong also wore #10)
Scott, Kevin, RB, 1989
Davis, Wendell, CB, 1996-99
Chancey, Robert, RB, 1999
Hambrick, Troy, RB, 2000-03(Hambrick also wore #42)
McKie, Jason, FB, 2002
Reeves, Jacques, CB, 2004-07
Battle, Tra, S, 2008
Miller, Lonyae, RB, 2010
Frazier, Kavon, S, 2016-19
36
Bielski, Dick, TE, 1960-61
Williams, Joe, RB, 1971
Brinson, Larry, RB, 1977-79
Albritton, Vince, S/LB, 1984-91
Ross, Dominique, RB, 1995-96
Smith, Tarik, RB, 1998-99
Taylor, Tony, RB, 2001
Barnes, Darian, FB, 2004
Butler, Quincy, CB, 2006, 2008
Stone, Darren, S, 2008
Hamlin, Michael, S, 2009-10
Sendejo, Andrew, S, 2010
Silva, Mana, S, 2011-12
Brown, Kyron, CB, 2021
Alexander, Mackensie, CB, 2022
37
Dunn, Perry Lee, RB, 1964-65
Clark, Phil, DB, 1967-69
Thomas, Ike, CB, 1971
Morgan, Dennis, RB, 1974
Jensen, Jim, RB, 1976
White, Gerald, FB, 1987
Washington, James, S, 1990-94
Vaughn, Lee, DB, 1997
Williams, Tyrone, CB, 2004
Elam, Abram, S, 2006, 2011
McCann, Bryan, CB, 2010-11
Johnson, Matt, S, 2012-13
Spillman, C.J., S, 2014
Wilson, Donovan, S, 2019-22(Wilson also wore #6)
Mullen, Trayvon, CB, 2022
38
Baker, Sam, P/K, 1962-63
Williams, John, FB, 1985
Francis, Ron, CB, 1987-90
Hall, Chris, S, 1993
Lang, David, RB, 1995
Hawthorne, Duane, CB, 1999-02
Scott, Lynn, S, 2001-05(Scott also wore #21)
Williams, Roy, S, 2002-08(Williams also wore #31)
Heath, Jeff, S, 2013-19
Mukuamu, Israel, S, 2021-22(Mukuamu also wore #24)

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Dean, Kent, TE, 1988
Huggins, Johnny, TE, 2001
Pierce, Brett, TE, 2004-05(Pierce also wore #88)
Olawale, Jamize, FB, 2018-19
Bunting, Ian, TE, 2021

203

SIDELINES

50
Tubbs, Jerry, LB, 1960-67
Lewis, D.D., LB, 1968, 1970-81
Rohrer, Jeff, LB, 1982-87
Hendrickson, Steve, LB, 1989
(Hendrickson also wore #58)
Harper, Dave, LB, 1990
Brownlow, Darrick, LB, 1991, 1994
(Brownlow also wore #59)
Abrams, Bobby, LB, 1992-93
Shiver, Clay, C, 1996-98
Tolbert, Brandon, LB, 1998-00(Tolbert also wore #53)
Brooks, Jamal, LB, 2001-03
Fujita, Scott, LB, 2005
Ayodele, Akin, LB, 2006-07(Ayodele also wore #51)

53
Connelly, Mike, C, 1960-67(Connelly also wore #54)
Simmons, Dave, LB, 1968
Whittingham, Fred, LB,1969
Babinecz, John, LB, 1972-73
Breunig, Bob, LB, 1975-84
Jax, Garth, LB, 1986-88
Simmons, Victor, LB, 1987
Elam, Onzy, LB, 1989
Shannon, Randy, LB, 1989-90(Shannon also wore #94)
Stepnoski, Mark, C, 1989-94, 1999-01(Stepnoski also wore #70)
Donaldson, Ray, C, 1995-96
Tolbert, Brandon, LB, 1998-00(Tolbert also wore #50)
Adams, Keith, LB, 2001-02(Adams also wore #51)
Thornton, Kalen, LB, 2004-05
Glymph, Junior, LB, 2005-06(Glymph also wore #78)
Hoyte, Oliver, FB/LB, 2006-07(Hoyte also wore #46)
Octavien, Steve, LB, 2008-09
Lawrence, Cameron, LB, 2013-14
Nzeocha, Mark, LB, 2015-16
March, Justin, LB, 2017-20(March also wore #59)
Smith, Rashad, LB, 2020
Bernard, Francis, LB, 2020-21(Bernard also wore #44)

HISTORY

44
Bishop, Don, CB, 1960-65
Newhouse, Robert, FB, 1972-83
Gowdy, Cornell, DB, 1986
Courville, Vince, WR, 1987
(Courville also wore #81)
Brooks, Michael, S, 1990
Coleman, Lincoln, RB, 1993-94
Thomas, Robert, LB/FB, 1998-02(Thomas also wore #59)

48
Green, Alex, CB, 1987
(Green also wore #29)
Johnston, Daryl, FB, 1989-99
Witherspoon, Terry, FB, 2001
Barrow, Micheal, LB, 2005
Thomas, Joe, LB, 2018-20

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

43
Perkins, Don, RB, 1961-68
Harris, Cliff, S, 1970-79
Patterson, Elvis, CB, 1993
Briggs, Greg, S, 1995
Reese, Izell, S, 1998-01
Sensabaugh, Gerald, S, 2009-12
Smith, Malcolm, LB, 2019
Kamara, Azur, LB, 2020-21(Kamara also wore #54)
Smith, Ito, RB, 2021

47
Moegle, Dick, S, 1961
Clinkscale, Dextor, S, 1980, 1982-85
Scott, Chuck, WR, 1987
Holmes, Clayton, CB, 1992-95
McNeil, Ryan, CB, 2000
Hunter, Pete, CB, 2002-04
Vickers, Lawrence, FB, 201252
Hansen, Wayne, LB, 1960
Edwards, Dave, LB, 1963-75
Eidson, Jim, G/C, 1976
Shaw, Robert, C, 1979-81
McLean, Scott, LB, 1983
Cannon, Billy, LB, 1984
Duliban, Chris, LB, 1987
Hurd, Jeff, LB, 1987
(Hurd also wore #58)
Scott, Sean, LB, 1988
Pruitt, Mickey, LB, 1991-92
Schwantz, Jim, LB, 1994-96
Coakley, Dexter, LB, 1997-04
Johnson, Al, C, 2003-06(Johnson also wore #62)
Polk, Carlos, LB, 2008
Williams, Leon, LB, 2010
Connor, Dan, LB, 2012
Durant, Justin, LB, 2013-14, 2016, 2017
(Durant also wore #56)
Gachkar, Andrew, LB, 2015-16
Williams, Connor, G, 2018-21

RECORDS

42
McIlhenny, Don, RB, 1960-61
Ridlon, Jim, S, 1963-64
Whitfield, A.D., RB, 1965
Welch, Claxton, RB, 1969-71
Hughes, Randy, S, 1975-80
Easmon, Ricky, DB, 1985
Clack, Darryl, RB, 1986-89
Smagala, Stan, DB, 1990-91
Wilson, Robert, FB, 1994
Williams, Charlie, S, 1995-00(Williams also wore #25)
Warren, Chris, RB, 1998-00
Hambrick, Troy, RB, 2000-03(Hambrick also wore #35)
Henry, Anthony, CB, 2005-08
Church, Barry, S, 2010-16
Neal, Keanu, LB, 2021
Barr, Anthony, LB, 2022

46
Shy, Les, RB, 1966-69(Shy also wore #25)
Baynham, Craig, RB, 1967-69
Washington, Mark, CB, 1970-78
Solomon, Roland, S, 1980
Fowler, Todd, FB, 1985-88
Blake, Ricky, RB, 1991
Fishback, Joe, S, 1993-94
Whalen, James, TE, 2000-03(Whalen also wore #81, #82, #83)
Bickerstaff, Erik, RB, 2003
Condo, Jon, LS, 2005
Hoyte, Oliver, FB/LB, 2006-07(Hoyte also wore #53)
Morris, Alfred, RB, 2016-17
Chunn, Jordan, RB, 2019
Ralston, Nick, FB, 2021

51
Braatz, Tom, LB, 1960
Hoyem, Lynn, C/G, 1962-63
Manders, Dave, C, 1964-66, 1968-74
Dickerson, Anthony, LB, 1980-84
Jones, Dale, LB, 1987
Swan, Russ, LB, 1987
(Swan also wore #57)
Norton, Ken, LB, 1988-93
Thomas, Broderick, LB, 1996-98
Adams, Keith, LB, 2001-02(Adams also wore #53)
Hardy, Kevin, LB, 2002
Singleton, Al, LB, 2003-06
Ayodele, Akin, LB, 2006-07(Ayodele also wore #50)
Brooking, Keith, LB, 2009-11
Wilber, Kyle, LB, 2012-17
Reid, Caraun, DT, 2018
Hyder, Kerry, DT, 2019
Redmond, Adam, C, 2018-20(Redmond also wore #61)

2022 SEASON

41
Livingston, Warren, CB, 1961-66
Waters, Charlie, DB, 1970-78, 1980-81
Coleman, Anthony, DB, 1987
Wright, Charles, DB, 1988
Thomas, Dave, CB, 1993-94
Larrimore, Kareem, CB, 2000-01
Dennis, Pat, CB, 2001
Newman, Terence, CB, 2003-11
Smith, Keith, LB/FB, 2014-17(Smith also wore #56 and #57)
Armstrong, Ray-Ray, LB, 2019
Robinson, Reggie, S, 2020-21
Bell, Markquese, S, 2022

45
Dupre, L.G., RB, 1960-61
Daniels, Dick, S, 1966-68(Daniels also wore #21)
Flowers, Richmond, S, 1969-71
Robinson, Larry, RB, 1973
Woolsey, Rolly, DB, 1975
Wilson, Steve, WR/CB, 1979-81(Wilson also wore #81)
Hendrix, Manny, CB, 1986-91
Sualua, Nicky, FB, 1997-98
Solwold, Mike, TE, 2001
Chapas, Shaun, FB, 2011
Smith, Rod, RB, 2015-18
Olonilua, Sewo, FB, 2020-21
Overton, Matt, LS, 2022

Rogers, Justin, LB, 2007-08
Lee, Sean, LB, 2010-20
Harper, Devin, LB, 2022

ALL-TIMEROSTER

40
Harris, Jim, S, 1961
Stiger, Jim, RB, 1963-65
Conrad, Bobby Joe, WR, 1969
Strayhorn, Les, RB, 1973-74
Hurt, Eric, CB, 1980
Bates, Bill, S, 1983-97
Davis, Keith, S, 2002, 2004-08(Davis also wore #29)
McCray, Danny, S, 2010-13, 2015
Parker, Steven, S, 2020

Hannah, Rodney, TE, 2008
Gronkowski, Chris, FB, 2010
Clutts, Tyler, FB, 2013-15
Bernard, Francis, LB, 2020-21(Bernard also wore #53)
McQuaide, Jake, LS, 2021-22

STAFF

39
Jones, E.J., RB, 1987
Sargent, Broderick, FB, 1989
Perryman, Robert, FB, 1990
Smith, Donald, S, 1991
Gainer, Derrick, RB, 1992-93
Neufeld, Ryan, FB, 1999
Polite, Lousaka, FB, 2004-06
Carr, Brandon, CB, 2012-16, 2020
Westry, Chris, S, 2019-20(Westry also wore #31)
Coyle, Tyler, S, 2021-22(Coyle also wore #31)
Rhodes, Xavier, CB, 2022

STAFF
ALL-TIMEROSTER
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

54
Connelly, Mike, C, 1960-67(Connelly also wore #53)
Howley, Chuck, LB, 1961-73
White, Randy, DT/LB, 1975-88
Solomon, Jesse, LB, 1989-90
Fieldings, Anthony, LB, 1995
Hardy, Darryl, LB, 1995, 1997
Hambrick, Darren, LB, 1998-01
Cerqua, Marc, LB, 2001
O’Neil, Keith, LB, 2003-04
Caver, Quinton, LB, 2005
Carpenter, Bobby, LB, , 2006-09
Cummings, Kenwin, LB, 2010
Carter, Bruce, LB, 2011-14
Smith, Jaylon, LB, 2016-20(Smith also wore #9)
Kamara, Azur, DE, 2020-21(Kamara also wore #43)
Williams, Sam, DE, 2022
55
Jordan, Lee Roy, LB, 1963-76
Huther, Bruce, LB, 1977-80, 1983
(Huther also wore #57)
Spradlin, Danny, LB, 1981-82
DeOssie, Steve, LB, 1984-88
Flaherty, Harry, LB, 1987
Del Rio, Jack, LB, 1989-91
Jones, Robert, LB, 1992-95
Strickland, Fred, LB, 1996-98
Hall, Lemanski, LB, 1999
Steele, Markus, LB, 2001-03
Fowler, Ryan, LB, 2004-06
Thomas, Zach, LB, 2008
Albright, Alex, LB, 2011-12
Jones, Edgar, DE, 2013
McClain, Rolando, LB, 2014-15
Paea, Stephen, DT, 2017
Vander Esch, Leighton, LB, 2018-22
56
Patera, Jack, LB, 1960-61
Long, Bob, LB, 1962
Hays, Harold, LB, 1963-67
Stincic, Tom, LB, 1969-71
Barnes, Rodrigo, LB, 1973-74
Henderson, Thomas, LB, 1975-79
Roe, Bill, LB, 1980
Lockhart, Eugene, LB, 1984-90
Roper, John, LB, 1993
Barnes, Reggie, LB, 1995
Godfrey, Randall, LB, 1996-99
Grant, Orantes, LB, 2000-01
James, Bradie, LB, 2003-11
McSurdy, Caleb, LB, 2012
Vega, Jason, DE, 2013
Wilson, Martez, DE, 2013
Toomer, Korey, LB, 2014
Dobbins, Tim, LB, 2014
Watson, Dekoda, LB, 2014
Durant, Justin, LB, 2013-14, 2016, 2017
(Durant also wore #52)
Smith, Keith, LB/FB, 2014-17(Smith also wore #41 and #57)
Elliott, Jayrone, LB, 2017
Jones, Datone, DT, 2017-18
Jackson, Joe, DE, 2019
Anae, Bradlee, DE, 2020-21
Fowler, Dante, DE, 2022
57
Walker, Malcolm, C, 1966-69
Keller, Mike, LB, 1972
Walker, Louie, LB, 1974
Davis, Kyle, C, 1975
Huther, Bruce, LB, 1977-80, 1983
(Huther also wore #55)
King, Angelo, LB, 1981-83
Turner, Jimmie, LB, 1984
Burton, Ron, LB, 1987-89
Swan, Russ, LB, 1987
(Swan also wore #51)

Smith, Vinson, LB, 1990-92, 1997
Campos, Alan, LB, 1996
Smith, Myron, LB, 1998
Coryatt, Quentin, LB, 1999
Wortham, Barron, LB, 2000
Mackey, Louis, LB, 2001-02(Mackey also wore #58)
Burnett, Kevin, LB, 2005-08
Butler, Victor, LB, 2009-12
Holloman, DeVonte, LB, 2013-14
Smith, Keith, LB/FB, 2014-17(Smith also wore #41 and #56)
Wilson, Damien, LB, 2015-18
Gifford, Luke, LB, 2019-22
58
Peterson, Calvin, LB, 1974-75
Hegman, Mike, LB, 1976-88
Hurd, Jeff, LB, 1987
(Hurd also wore #52)
Hendrickson, Steve, LB, 1989
(Hendrickson also wore #50)
Edwards, Dixon, LB, 1991-95
Hemsley, Nate, LB, 1997-99
Bowden, Joe, LB, 2000
Mackey, Louis, LB, 2001-02(Mackey also wore #57)
Grau, Jeff, LS, 2002
Shanle, Scott, LB, 2003-05
Williams, Jason, LB, 2009-10
Lemon, Orie, LB, 2012, 2013
(Lemon also wore #98)
Bosworth, Kyle, LB, 2013
Anderson, James, LB, 2014
Crawford, Jack, DE, 2014-16
Moore, Damontre’, DE, 2017
Johnson, Tre’von, LB, 2017
Quinn, Robert, DE, 2019
Smith, Aldon, DE, 2020
Faoliu, Austin, DE, 2021
59
Hutcherson, Ken, LB, 1974
Capone, Warren, LB, 1975
Brown, Guy, LB, 1977-82
Walter, Mike, LB, 1983
Penn, Jesse, LB, 1985-87
Timmer, Kirk, LB, 1987
Cobb, Garry, LB, 1988-89
Brownlow, Darrick, LB, 1991, 1994
(Brownlow also wore #50)
Smith, Darrin, LB, 1993-96
Thomas, Robert, LB/FB, 1998-02(Thomas also wore #44)
Nguyen, Dat, LB, 1999-05
Williams, Brandon, LB, 2010
Sims, Ernie, LB, 2012-13
Hitchens, Anthony, LB, 2014-17
Covington, Chris, LB, 2018-19
March, Justin, LB, 2017-20(March also wore #53)
Golston, Chauncey, DE, 2021-22(Golston also wore #99)
McKinley, Takk, LB, 2022
60
Guy, Buzz, G, 1960
Isbell, Joe Bob, G, 1962-65
Burkett, Jackie, LB, 1968-69
Kiner, Steve, LB, 1970
Caffey, Lee Roy, LB, 1971
Killian, Gene, G, 1974
Randall, Tom, G, 1978
Smerek, Don, DL, 1981-87
Hamel, Dean, DT, 1989-90
Hill, Tony, DE, 1991-92(Hill also wore #90)
Kennard, Derek, G, 1994-96
Brymer, Chris, C/G, 1999
Nix, John, DT, 2001-02
Noll, Ben, G, 2004-05
Parker, J’vonne, DT, 2006
Stanley, Montavious, DT, 2006

204

Kowalski, Kevin, C/G, 2011-12
Coleman, Davon, DT, 2014-15
61
Putnam, Duane, G, 1960
Green, Allen, P/K, 1961
Nye, Blaine, G, 1968-76
Cooper, Jim, OL, 1977-86
Newton, Nate, G/T, 1986-98(Newton also wore #67)
Garmon, Kelvin, G, 2000-02
Conaty, Bill, C, 2003
Nagy, Bill, G, 2011
Redmond, Adam, C, 2018-20(Redmond also wore #51)
Sweet, William, T, 2020
62
Healy, Don, DT, 1960-61(Healy also wore #78)
Cvercko, Andy, G, 1961-62
Poimboeuf, Lance, K, 1963
Donohue, Leon, G,1965-67
Fitzgerald, John, C, 1971-80
Baldinger, Brian, OL, 1982-84,
1986-87
Zentic, Mike, C, 1987
Brotzki, Bob, T, 1988
Oswald, Paul, G, 1988
Tolbert, Tony, DL, 1989-97(Tolbert also wore #92)
Hellestrae, Dale, OL, 1990-00(Hellestrae also wore #70)
Parrish, James, T, 1993-94
Myslinski, Tom, G/C, 1999
Page, Craig, C, 2000
Johnson, Al, C, 2003-06(Johnson also wore #52)
Rivera, Marco, G, 2005-06
Arkin, David, G, 2011-13
Henry, Marcus, C, 2020
63
Falls, Mike, G, 1960-61
Cole, Larry, DL, 1968-80
Titensor, Glen, G, 1981-86, 1988
Shields, Joe, OL, 1987
Brinkley, Lester, DL, 1990
Gesek, John, G,1990-93(Gesek also wore #67)
Flannery, John, G, 1996-97
Kiselak, Michael, C/G, 1998-99
Gibson, Aaron, T, 2001-02
Alford, Darnell, T, 2002
DiNapoli, Gennaro, C, 2003
Kosier, Kyle, G, 2006-11
Cook, Ryan, G/C, 2012
Gardner, Ben, DE, 2014
Walker, Casey, DT, 2015
Cleary, Emmett, T, 2016
Biadasz, Tyler, C, 2020-22
64
Grottkau, Bob, G, 1961
Liscio, Tony, T, 1963-64, 1966-71(Liscio also wore #72)
Smith, Jim Ray, G/T, 1963-64
Johnson, Mitch, G, 1965
Hagen, Halvor, C/G, 1969-70
Arneson, Jim, C/G, 1973-74
Rafferty, Tom, G/C,1976-89
Lilja, George, C, 1987
(Lilja also wore #67)
Diaz, Jorge, G, 2000
Stewart, Daleroy, DT, 2002-04
Holland, Montrae, G, 2008-11
Waters, Brian, G, 2013
Cooper, Jonathan, G, 2016-17
Light, Alex, T, 2020
Senat, Greg, T, 2020
Shepley, Dakoda, G, 2022

77
Bradfute, Byron, T, 1960-61
Brock, Clyde, DT, 1962-63
Stephens, Larry, DE, 1963-67(Stephens also wore #79)
Colvin, Jim, DT, 1964-66
East, Ron, DT, 1967-70(East also wore #79)
Gregory, Bill, DL, 1971-77
Thornton, Bruce, DL, 1979-81
Jeffcoat, Jim, DE, 1983-94
Cisowski, Steve, T, 1987
Scifres, Steve, OL, 1997
Davis, Nathan, DT, 1998-99(Davis also wore #99)
Page, Solomon, G/T, 1999-02
Tucker, Torrin, T, 2003-05
McQuistan, Pat, T, 2006-09
Smith, Tyron, T, 2011-22

SIDELINES

78
Healy, Don, DT, 1960-61(Healy also wore #62)
Meyers, John, DT, 1962-63
Youmans, Maury, DE, 1964-65
Asher, Bob, T, 1970
Walton, Bruce, G, 1973-75
Schaum, Greg, DE, 1976
Dutton, John, DL, 1979-86
Widell, Dave, T, 1988-89
Lett, Leon, DL, 1991-00
Vollers, Kurt, T, 2002-04

HISTORY

205

76
Gonzaga, John, DE, 1960
Nutting, Ed, T, 1963
Frank, Bill, T, 1964
Diehl, John, DT, 1965
Niland, John, G, 1966-74
Bethea, Larry, DL, 1978-83
Aughtman, Dowe, OL, 1984
Otto, Bob, DL, 1986
Zimmerman, Jeff, G, 1987-90
Veingrad, Alan, OL, 1991-92
Reynolds, Jerry, T, 1994
Adams, Flozell, G/T, 1998-09
Young, Sam, T, 2010
Dockery, Derrick, G, 2011-12(Dockery also wore #75)
Hardy, Greg, DE, 2015
Moore, Zach, DE, 2016
Ash, Richard, DE, 2016
Su’a-Filo, Xavier, G, 2018-19
Collins, Aviante, T, 2022

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

72
Herchman, Bill, DT, 1960-61
Talbert, Don, DE/OT, 1962, 1965, 1971
(Talbert also wore #71)
Liscio, Tony, T, 1963-64, 1966-71(Liscio also wore #64)
Jones, Ed, DE, 1974-78, 1980-89
Cheek, Louis, OL, 1990
Sullivan, Mike, T, 1991
Childress, Ray, DT, 1996
Missouri, Dwayne, DE, 2001
Peterman, Stephen, G, 2004-05
Bowen, Stephen, DE, 2006-10
Callaway, Robert, DT, 2012
Frederick, Travis, C, 2013-19
Hill, Trysten, DT, 2019-22(Hill also wore #97)
73
Fisher, Ray, T, 1960
Clark, Monte, T, 1962
Neely, Ralph, G/T, 1965-77
Wright, Steve, T, 1981-82
Kitson, Syd, G, 1984
Ploeger, Kurt, DL, 1986
Burnette, Dave, T, 1987
Noonan, Danny, DL, 1987-92
Allen, Larry, G/T, 1994-05

75
Fry, Bob, T, 1960-64
Pugh, Jethro, DT, 1965-78
Pozderac, Phil, T, 1982-87
Smith, Daryle, T, 1987-88(Smith also wore #79)
Carter, Jon, DT, 1989
Casillas, Tony, DT, 1991-93, 1996-97
Noble, Brandon, DT, 1999-02
Young, Ryan, T, 2003
Wiley, Marcellus, DE, 2004
Colombo, Marc, T, 2005-10
Dockery, Derrick, G, 2011-12(Dockery also wore #76)
Weems, Darrion, T, 2012-14
Davis, Ryan, DE, 2016
Bell, Byron, T, 2017
Fleming, Cameron, T, 2018-19
Erving, Cam, T, 2020
Ball, Josh, T, 2021-22

RECORDS

68
Reese, Guy, DT, 1962-63
Boeke, Jim, T, 1964-67
Scott, Herb, G, 1975-84
Ker, Crawford, G, 1985-90
Cornish, Frank, C, 1992-94
Batiste, Michael, DT/G, 1995
Ross, Oliver, T, 1998
Scarlett, Noel, DT, 2000
Lehr, Matt, G/C, 2001-04
Jamison, Vontrell, DE, 2005
Free, Doug, T, 2007-16
Ross, Daniel, DT, 2017-19(Ross also wore #93)
Benenoch, Caleb, G, 2019
Mills, Jordan, T, 2020
(Mills also wore #67)
Farniok, Matt, G, 2021-22

71
Dickson, Paul, T, 1960
Granger, Charlie, T, 1961
Talbert, Don, DE/OT, 1962, 1965, 1971
(Talbert also wore #72)
Townes, Willie, DE, 1966-68
Wallace, Rodney, G/T, 1971-73
Frederick, Andy, T, 1977-81
Tuinei, Mark, OT/DL, 1983-97
Dwyer, MIke, DT, 1987
Jackson, Alcender, G, 2000-01
Walter, Tyson, OL, 2002-04
Procter, Cory, G, 2005-09
Barron, Alex, T, 2010
Livings, Nate, G, 2012
Brown, Everette, DE, 2013
Hawkins, Donald, T, 2014
Collins, La’el, G/T, 2015-21
Peters, Jason, T, 2022

74
Lilly, Bob, DL, 1961-74

2022 SEASON

67
Houser, John, C/G, 1960-61
Kupp, Jake, G, 1964-65
Toomay, Pat, DE, 1970-74
Donovan, Pat, T, 1975-83
Thompson, Broderick, G, 1985
Newton, Nate, G/T,1986-98(Newton also wore #61)
Lilja, George, C, 1987
(Lilja also wore #64)
Walker, Gary, OL, 1987
Shearin, Joe, C, 1987
Smith, Sean, DT, 1989
Gesek, John, G, 1990-93(Gesek also wore #63)
Maryland, Russell, DT, 1991-95
McIver, Everett, G, 1998-99
Berger, Joe, G, 2006-08
Costa, Phil, C, 2010-13
Hills, Tony, T, 2014
Mills, Jordan, T, 2015, 2020
(Mills also wore #68)
Miller, Wyatt, T, 2019
Smith, Eric, T, 2020
Hoffman, Brock, C, 2022

70
McCreary, Bob, T, 1961
Memmelear, Dale, G, 1962-63
Sandeman, Bill, DT, 1966
Wright, Rayfield, TE/T, 1967-79(Wright also wore #85)
Richards, Howard, G/T, 1981-86
White, Bob, OL, 1987-89(White also wore #65)
Stepnoski, Mark, C, 1989-94, 1999-01(Stepnoski also wore #53)
Hellestrae, Dale, OL, 1990-00(Hellestrae also wore #62)
Collins, Javier, DT/T, 2001-03
Brooks, Ethan, T, 2005
Price, Marcus, T, 2005
Davis, Leonard, T, 2007-10
Loper, Daniel, G, 2011
Crawford, Tyrone, DT, 2012-20(Crawford also wore #98)
Long, Jerome, DT, 2013
Nevis, Drake, DT, 2013
Kearse, Frank, DT, 2013
Martin, Zack, G, 2014-22

Clark Jeremy, DE, 2010
Bernadeau, Mackenzy, G, 2012-15
Looney, Joe, C, 2016-20
Smith, Tyler, T, 2022

ALL-TIMEROSTER

66
Husmann, Ed, DT, 1960
Andrie, George, DE, 1962-72
Lawless, Burton, G, 1975-79
Wells, Norm, G, 1980
Schultz, Chris, T, 1983, 1985
Baker, Jesse, DE, 1986
Gogan, Kevin, T, 1987-93
Hutson, Tony, G, 1996-99
Fricke, Ben, C, 1999-01(Fricke also wore #69)
McKinney, Jeremy, G/T, 2002
Ratliff, Jay, DE, 2005-13(Ratliff also wore #90)
Johnson, Tank, NT, 2007-08(Johnson also wore #95
Saddler-McQueen, Jimmy, DE, 2010
Geathers, Clifton, DE, 2010-11(Geathers also wore #96)
Schaefering, Brian, DT, 2012
Bishop, Ken, NT 2014-15(Bishop also wore #93)
McGovern, Connor, G, 2019-22

69
Hegamin, George, T, 1994-97
Fricke, Ben, G/C, 1999-01(Fricke also wore #66)
Tucker, Ross, G, 2002
Fabini, Jason, T, 2006
Preston, Duke, C, 2009
Irvin, Corvey, DT, 2013
Melton, Henry, DT, 2014
Knight, Brandon, G, 2019-21

STAFF

65
Schoenke, Ray, T, 1963-64
Wilbur, John, T, 1966-69
Stalls, Dave, DE, 1977-79
Petersen, Kurt, G, 1980-85
Westberry, Gary, C, 1987
White, Bob, OL, 1987-89(White also wore #70)
Slaton, Tony, G, 1990
Stone, Ron, T, 1993-95
Gurode, Andre, G/C, 2002-10
Leary, Ronald, G, 2012-16
Hyatt, Mitch, T, 2019-21
Lindstrom, Alec, C, 2022

STAFF
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2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES#78, cont.

Glymph, Junior, LB, 2005-06(Glymph also wore #53)
Marten, James, T, 2007
Parnell, Jermey, T, 2010-14
Brown, Charles, T, 2015
Edwards, Kadeem, G, 2017-18
Wichmann, Cody, G, 2019
Steele, Terence, T, 2020-22
79
Klein, Dick, T, 1960
Frost, Ken, DT, 1961-62
Stephens, Larry, DE, 1963-67(Stephens also wore #77)
East, Ron, DT, 1967-70(East also wore #77)
Gregg, Forrest, G/T, 1971
Martin, Harvey, DE, 1973-83
Hunt, John, G/T, 1984
Cesario, Sal, G, 1987
Smith, Daryle, T, 1987-88(Smith also wore #75)
Broughton, Willie, DT, 1989-90
Williams, Erik, T,1991-00
Dorsey, Char-ron, T, 2001-02
McFadden, Marques, T, 2002
Rogers, Jacob, T, 2004
Petitti, Rob, T, 2005
Brewster, Robert, T, 2009-10
Bass, Ben, DT, 2012
Boatright, Kenneth, DE, 2014
Green, Chaz, OL, 2015-17
Ehinger, Parker, G, 2018
Hamilton, Justin, DT, 2019, 2020, 2021
Bennett, Michael, DL, 2019
Nsekhe, Ty, T, 2021
Waletzko, Matt, T, 2022
80
Murchison, Ola Lee, WR, 1961
Folkins, Lee, TE, 1962-64(Folkins also wore #83)
Barnes, Gary, WR, 1963
McDaniels, David, WR, 1968
Hill, Tony, WR, 1977-86
Barksdale, Rod, WR, 1987
Spivey, Sebron, WR, 1987
Gay, Everett, WR, 1988
Ford, Bernard, WR, 1989
Harris, Rod, WR, 1990
Harper, Alvin, WR, 1991-94, 1999
(Harper also wore #82)
Gadsden, Oronde, WR, 1995
Williams, Stepfret, WR, 1996-97
Santiago, O.J., TE, 2000
Fontenot, Chris, TE, 2000
Swinton, Reggie, WR, 2001-03
McGee, Tony, TE, 2002-03(McGee also wore #82)
James, Cedric, WR, 2003
Ryan, Sean, TE, 2004-05
Fasano, Anthony, TE, 2006-07
Bennett, Martellus, TE, 2008-11
Gathers, Rico, TE, 2017-18
Bell, Blake, TE, 2020
81
Howton, Bill, WR, 1960-63
Bateman, Marv, P, 1972-74
Howard, Percy, WR, 1975
Steele, Robert, WR, 1978
(Steele also wore #82)
Smith, Jackie, TE, 1978
Wilson, Steve, WR/CB, 1979-81(Wilson also wore #45)
Phillips, Kirk, WR, 1984
Powe, Karl, WR, 1985-86
Courville, Vince, WR, 1987
(Courville also wore #44)
Edwards, Kelvin, WR, 1987-88(Edwards also wore #87)
Ankrom, Scott, WR, 1989
Wright Alexander, WR, 1990-92

Daniel, Tim, WR, 1993
Galbraith, Scott, TE, 1993-94, 1997
(Galbraith also wore #89)
Hervey, Edward, WR,1995
Armstrong, Tyji, TE, 1996
Jeffers, Patrick, WR, 1998
Ismail, Raghib, WR,1999-01
Whalen, James, TE, 2000-03(Whalen also wore #46, #82, #83)
Morgan, Quincy, WR, 2004
Price, Peerless, WR, 2005
Owens, Terrell, WR, 2006-08
Robinson, Laurent, WR, 2011
Johnson, Jon’Vea, WR, 2019
Fehoko, Simi, WR, 2021-22
82
Clarke, Frank, TE/WR, 1960-67
Stowe, Otto, WR, 1973
Reece, Beasley, CB/WR, 1976
Steele, Robert, WR, 1978
(Steele also wore #81)
Simmons, Cleo, TE, 1983
Renfro, Mike, WR, 1984-87
Burbage, Cornell, WR, 1987-89(Burbage also wore #15 and #89)
Shepard, Derrick, WR,1989-91(Shepard also wore #87)
Harper, Alvin, WR, 1991-94, 1999
(Harper also wore #80)
Smith, Jimmy, WR, 1992
Fleming, Cory, WR, 1994-95
Mitchell, Johnny, TE, 1996
Ogden, Jeff, WR, 1998-99
Brazzell, Chris, WR, 1999-00(Brazzell also wore #85)
McKnight, James, WR, 1999-00
Whalen, James, TE, 2000-03(Whalen also wore #46, #81, #83)
McGee, Tony, TE, 2002-03(McGee also wore #80)
Witten, Jason, TE, 2003-17, 201983
Doran, Jim, WR, 1960-61
Folkins, Lee, TE, 1962-64(Folkins also wore #80)
Deters, Harold, K, 1967
Clark, Mike, K, 1968-71, 1973
(Clark also wore #17)
Richards, Golden, WR, 1973-78
Donley, Doug, WR, 1981-84
Gonzalez, Leon, WR, 1985
Martin, Kelvin, WR, 1987-92, 1996
Mickey, Joey, TE, 1993
Jackson, Willie, WR, 1994
Watkins, Kendell, TE, 1995
Miller, Anthony, WR, 1997
Clay, Hayward, TE, 1998-99
Still, Bryan, WR, 1999
McGarity, Wane, WR, 1999-01
Whalen, James, TE, 2000-03(Whalen also wore #46, #81, #82)
Glenn, Terry, WR, 2003-07
Rucker, Martin, TE, 2010-11
Williams, Terrance, WR, 2013-18
Bryant, Ventell, WR, 2019-20
Washington, James, WR, 2022
84
Wisener, Gary, WR, 1960
Norman, Pettis, TE, 1962-70
Fugett, Jean, TE, 1972-75
Cosbie, Doug, TE, 1979-88
Borresen, Rich, TE, 1987
Jennings, Keith, TE,1989
Novacek, Jay, TE, 1990-96
Lucky, Mike, TE, 1999-02(Lucky also wore #86)
Galloway, Joey, WR, 2000-03
Crayton, Patrick, WR, 2004-09
Hanna, James, TE, 2012-16
McKeon, Sean, TE, 2020-22

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85
Cronin, Gene, LB, 1960
Wright, Rayfield, TE/T, 1967-79(Wright also wore #70)
Smith, Tody, DL, 1971-72
Cornwell, Fred, TE,1984-85
Chandler, Thornton, TE, 1986-89(Chandler also wore #89)
Folsom, Steve, TE, 1987-90
Hendrix, Tim, TE, 1987
McKinnon, Dennis, WR, 1990
Williams, Kevin, WR, 1993-96
Mills, Ernie, WR, 1998-99
Brazzell, Chris, WR, 1999-00(Brazzell also wore #82)
Chiaverini, Darren, WR, 2001
Scott, Darnay, WR, 2002
Robinson, Jeff, TE, 2002-04
Rector, Jamaica, WR, 2006
Ogletree, Kevin, WR, 2009-12
Mayle, Vince, WR, 2015-2016(Mayle also wore #16)
Brown, Noah, WR, 2017-22
86
Sherer, Dave, P, 1960
Porterfield, Garry, DE, 1965
Coleman, Ralph, LB, 1972
Houston, Bill, WR, 1974
Johnson, Butch, WR, 1976-83
Harris, Duriel, WR, 1984
Smith, Waddell, WR, 1984
Duckett, Kenny, WR, 1985
Sherrard, Mike, WR, 1986
Dixon, James, WR/RB, 1989-91(Dixon also wore #21)
Williams, Tyrone, WR, 1993
Bjornson, Eric, TE, 1995-99
Lucky, Mike, TE, 1999-02(Lucky also wore #84)
Campbell, Dan, TE, 2003-05
Hannam, Ryan, TE, 2006
Stanback, Isaiah, WR, 2007-08
Chandler, Scott, TE, 2010
Schultz, Dalton, TE, 2018-22
87
Borden, Nate, DE, 1960-61
Stynchula, Andy, DE, 1968
Truax, Billy, TE, 1971-73
Howard, Ron, TE, 1974-75
Saldi, Jay, TE, 1976-82
Banks, Gordon, WR, 1985-87
Edwards, Kelvin, WR, 1987-88(Edwards also wore #81)
Alexander, Ray, WR, 1988-89
Shepard, Derrick, WR, 1989-91(Shepard also wore #82)
Roberts, Alfredo, TE, 1991-92
Davis, Billy, WR, 1995-98
Tucker, Jason, WR, 1999-00
Rambo, Ken-Yon, WR, 2001-02
Smith, Zuriel, WR, 2003
Ward, Dedric, WR, 2004
Thorn, Andy, TE, 2006
Smith, Andre, TE, 2013
Swaim, Geoff, TE, 2015-18
Sprinkle, Jeremy, TE, 2021
Ferguson, Jake, TE, 2022
88
Davis, Sonny, LB, 1961
Ridgway, Colin, P/K, 1965
Randle, Sonny, WR, 1968
Rucker, Reggie, WR, 1970-71
Sellers, Ron, WR, 1972
Pearson, Drew, WR, 1973-83
Irvin, Michael, WR, 1988-99
Harris, Jackie, TE, 2000-01
Bryant, Antonio, WR, 2002-04
Pierce, Brett, TE, 2004-05(Pierce also wore #49)
Bryant, Dez, WR, 2010-17
Lamb, CeeDee, WR, 2020-22

97
Ponder, David, DT, 1985
Lilly, Kevin, DT, 1989
Jones, Jimmie, DL, 1990-93
Pittman, Kavika, DE, 1996-99
Fields, Aaron, DE, 2000
Glover, La’Roi, DT, 2002-05
Hatcher, Jason, DE, 2006-13
McClain, Terrell, DT, 2014-16
Charlton, Taco, DE, 2017-18
Hill, Trysten, DT, 2019-22(Hill also wore #72)
Griffen, Everson, DE, 2020
Carter, Ron’Dell, DT, 2020
Odighizuwa, Osa, DT, 2021-22

94
Watts, Randy, DE, 1987
Shannon, Randy, LB, 1989-90(Shannon also wore #53)
Haley, Charles, DE, 1992-96
Myers, Michael, DL, 1998-03
Cooper, Chris, DT, 2004
Ware, DeMarcus, LB, 2005-13
Gregory, Randy, DE, 2015-16, 18,
		2020-2198
Tippins, Ken, LB, 1989
Willis, Mitch, DT, 1990
Myles, Godfrey, LB, 1991-96
Carver, Shante, DE, 1994-97(Carver also wore #96)
Ellis, Greg, DE/LB, 1998-08
Johnson, Curtis, LB, 2009
Spears, Marcus, DE, 2005-12(Spears also wore #96)
Poppinga, Brady, LB, 2012
Lemon, Orie, LB, 2012, 2013
(Lemon also wore #58)
Crawford, Tyrone, DT, 2012-20(Crawford also wore #70)
Bohanna, Quinton, DT, 2021-22

96
Stubbs, Daniel, DE, 1990-91
Carver, Shante, DE, 1994-97(Carver also wore #98)
Anderson, Antonio, DT, 1997-98

99
Brooks, Kevin, DT, 1985-88
Howard, David, LB, 1989-90
McCormack, Hurvin, DT, 1994-98
Davis, Nathan, DT, 1998-99(Davis also wore #77)
Blade, Willie, DT, 2003
Eaton, Chad, DT, 2004
Canty, Chris, DE, 2005-08
Olshansky, Igor, DE, 2009-10
Coleman, Kenyon, DE, 2003-06, 11-12(Coleman also wore #93)
Selvie, George, DE, 2013-14
Russell, Ryan, DE, 2015
Tapper, Charles, DE, 2016-17
Woods, Antwaun, DT, 2018-20
Hamilton, Justin, DT, 2019, 2020, 2021
(Hamilton also wore #79)
Golston, Chaucey, DE, 2021-22

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Walen, Mark, DT, 1987-88
Hennings, Chad, DT, 1992-00
Chevrier, Randy, DT, 2001
Weatherington, Colston, DE, 2002
Claybrooks, DeVone, DT, 2004
Ferguson, Jason, DT, 2005-07
Johnson, Tank, NT, 2007-08(Johnson also wore #66)
Siavii, Junior, NT, 2009
Lissemore, Sean, DE, 2010-12
Rayford, Caesar, DE, 2013
Brent, Josh, NT, 2010-12, 14(Brent also wore #92)
Irving, David, DE, 2015-18
Covington, Christian, DT, 2019Poe, Dontari, DT, 2020
Urban, Brent, DT, 2021
Ridgeway, John, DT, 2022
Hankins, Johnathan, DT, 2022

RECORDS

92
Perkins, Ray, DE, 1987
Tolbert, Tony, DL, 1989-97(Tolbert also wore #62)
White, Chris, DE, 2000
Evans, Demetric, DE, 2001-02
Brooks, Jermaine, DT, 2003
Johnson, Thomas, DT, 2005
Ayodele, Remi, NT, 2007
Brent, Josh, NT, 2010-12, 14(Brent also wore #95)

93
Cooper, Reggie, LB, 1991
Ulufale, Mike, DT, 1996
Smith, Artie, DT, 1998
Zellner, Peppi, DE, 1999-02
Coleman, Kenyon, DE, 2003-06,11-12(Coleman also wore #99)
Spencer, Anthony, LB, 2007-14
Bishop, Ken, DT, 2014-15(Bishop also wore #66)
Mayowa, Benson, DE, 2016-17
Ross, Daniel, DT, 2017-19(Ross also wore #68)
Palmore, Walter, DT, 2020
Basham, Tarell, DE, 2021-22

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91
Johnson, Walter, DT, 1987
Vanderbeek, Matt, LB/DE, 1993-94
Benson, Darren, DT, 1995-98
Underwood, Dimitrius, DL, 2000-01
Carson, Leonardo, DT, 2003-04
Ladoucer, Louis-Philippe, LS, 2005-20
Watkins, Carlos, DT, 2021-22

Ekuban, Ebenezer, DE, 1999-03
Spears, Marcus, DE, 2005-12(Spears also wore #98)
Hayden, Nick, DT, 2013-15
Collins, Maliek, DT, 2016-19
Jelks, Jalen, DE, 2019
Gallimore, Neville, DT, 2020-22

ALL-TIMEROSTER

90
Crockett, Willis, LB, 1990
Hill, Tony, DE, 1991-92(Hill also wore #60)
McIntosh, Toddrick, DT, 1994
Sturgis, Oscar, DE, 1995
Spellman, Alonzo, DT, 1999-00
Frisch, Byron, DE, 2001
Ogbogu, Eric, DE, 2003-05
Ratliff, Jay, DE, 2005-13(Ratliff also wore #66)
Austin, Marvin, DT, 2013
Dawkins, Everett, DE, 2013
Lawrence, DeMarcus, DE, 2014-22

Cohen, Landon, DT, 2013
Carter, David, DT, 2013
Wynn, Jarius, DE, 2013
Mincey, Jeremy, DE, 2014-15
Thornton, Cedric, DT, 2016
Price, Brian, DT, 2017
Armstrong, Dorance, DE, 2018-22

STAFF

89
Dugan, Fred, WR, 1960
Davis, Donnie, WR, 1962
Ditka, Mike, TE, 1969-72
DuPree, Billy Joe, TE, 1973-83
Salonen, Brian, TE/LB, 1984-85
Chandler, Thornton, TE, 1986-89(Chandler also wore #85)
Burbage, Cornell, WR, 1987-89(Burbage also wore #15 and #82)
Awalt, Rob, TE, 1990-91
Tennell, Derek, TE, 1992
Blackwell, Kelly, TE, 1993
Galbraith, Scott, TE, 1993-94, 1997
(Galbraith also wore #81)
Price, Jim, TE, 1993
Ware, Derek, TE, 1996
LaFleur, David, TE, 1997-00
Williams, Randal, WR, 2001-04
Curtis, Tony, TE, 2007-08
Phillips, John, TE, 2009-12
Escobar, Gavin, TE, 2013-16
Jarwin, Blake, TE, 2017-21
Hendershot, Peyton, TE, 2022

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Cowboys All-Time Honor Roll
ALL-TIME PRO BOWL SELECTIONS

Total
Name, Position
Selections
Bob Lilly, DT..............................11
Jason Witten, TE.......................11
Larry Allen, G/T..........................10
Mel Renfro, S/CB......................10
Randy White, DT.........................9
Emmitt Smith, RB........................8
Zack Martin, G............................8
Tyron Smith, T............................8
DeMarcus Ware, LB....................7
Troy Aikman, QB.........................6
Cliff Harris, S...............................6
Chuck Howley, LB.......................6Nate Newton, G...........................6
John Niland, G.............................6
Don Perkins, RB..........................6
Roger Staubach, QB...................6
Rayfield Wright, T........................6
Flozell Adams, T..........................5
George Andrie, DE......................5Travis Frederick, C......................5
Cornell Green, CB/S....................5
Andre Gurode, C.........................5
Michael Irvin, WR........................5
Lee Roy Jordan, LB.....................5
Jay Novacek, TE.........................5
Roy Williams, S...........................5
Darren Woodson, S.....................5
Pat Donovan, T............................4
Tony Dorsett, RB.........................4
La’Roi Glover, DT........................4
Calvin Hill, RB.............................4
Harvey Martin, DE.......................4
Jay Ratliff, NT..............................4
Tony Romo, QB...........................4
Deion Sanders, CB/KR................4Everson Walls, CB.......................4
Erik Williams, T............................4

Consecutive
Streak10 (1964-73)
7 (2004-10, 12-14)
7 (1995-01)
10 (1964-73)
9 (1977-85)
6 (1990-95)
6 (2014-19)
7 (2013-19)
7 (2006-12)
6 (1991-96)
6 (1974-79)
5 (1965-69)
5 (1992-96)
6 (1968-73)
3 (1961-63, 66-68)
5 (1975-79)
6 (1971-76)
3 (2006-08)
5 (1965-69)
4 (2014-17)
3 (1965-67)
5 (2006-10)
5 (1991-95)
3 (1967-69)
5 (1991-95)
5 (2003-07)
5 (1994-98)
4 (1979-82)
3 (1981-83)
4 (2002-05)
3 (1972-74)
4 (1976-79)
4 (2008-11)
2 (2006-07)
4 (1996-99)
3 (1981-83)
2 (1996-97)

SIDELINESHISTORY

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PRO BOWL

1960 (1) -		 Jim Doran, WR (1)1961 (2) -		 Dick Bielski, TE (1)			# Don Perkins, RB (1)1962 (5) -		 Don Bishop, CB (1)				 Eddie LeBaron, QB (1)				 Bob Lilly, DE (1)				 Don Perkins, RB (2)				 Jerry Tubbs, LB (1)1963 (3) -		 Sam Baker, P (1)				 Lee Folkins, TE (1)				 Don Perkins, RB (3)1964 (2) -		 Bob Lilly, DT (2)			# Mel Renfro, S (1)1965 (6) -		 George Andrie, DE (1)				 Cornell Green, CB (1)			 # Bob Hayes, WR (1)				 Chuck Howley, LB (1)				 Bob Lilly, DT (3)				 Mel Renfro, S (2)1966 (9) -		 George Andrie, DE (2)				 Cornell Green, CB (2)				 Bob Hayes, WR (2)				 Chuck Howley, LB (2)				 Bob Lilly, DT (4)				 Dave Manders, C (1)				 Don Meredith, QB (1)				 Don Perkins, RB (4)				 Mel Renfro, S (3)1967 (10) -		 George Andrie, DE (3)				 Cornell Green, CB (3)				 Bob Hayes, WR (3)208				 Chuck Howley, LB (3)				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (1)				 Bob Lilly, DT (5)				 Don Meredith, QB (2)				 Ralph Neely, T (1)				 Don Perkins, RB (5)				 Mel Renfro, S (4)1968 (8) -		 George Andrie, DE (4)				 Chuck Howley, LB (4)				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (2)				 Bob Lilly, DT (6)				 Don Meredith, QB (3)				 John Niland, G (1)				 Don Perkins, RB (6)				 Mel Renfro, CB (5)1969 (8) - a George Andrie, DE (5)			 *# Calvin Hill, RB (1)				 Chuck Howley, LB (5)				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (3)				 Bob Lilly, DT (7)				 Ralph Neely, T (2)				 John Niland, G (2)				 Mel Renfro, CB (6)1970 (3) -		 Bob Lilly, DT (8)				 John Niland, G (3)			b Mel Renfro, CB (7)1971 (8) -		 Cornell Green, S (4)				 Chuck Howley, LB (6)				 Bob Lilly, DT (9)				 John Niland, G (4)				 Mel Renfro, S (8)				 Roger Staubach, QB (1)				 Ron Widby, P (1)				 Rayfield Wright, T (1)1972 (7) -		 Walt Garrison, RB (1)				 Cornell Green, S (5)				 Calvin Hill, RB (2)			 * Bob Lilly, DT (10)				 John Niland, G (5)			 * Mel Renfro, CB (9)				 Rayfield Wright, T (2)1973 (6) - * Calvin Hill, RB (3)			 * Lee Roy Jordan, LB (4)			 * Bob Lilly, DT (11)				 John Niland, G (6)				 Mel Renfro, CB (10)				 Rayfield Wright, T (3)1974 (6) -		 Cliff Harris, S (1)				 Calvin Hill, RB (4)				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (5)				 Blaine Nye, G (1)				 Drew Pearson, WR (1)				 Rayfield Wright, T (4)1975 (3) -		 Cliff Harris, S (2)			 * Roger Staubach, QB (2)				 Rayfield Wright, T (5)1976 (8) -		 Billy Joe DuPree, TE (1)				 Cliff Harris, S (3)				 Harvey Martin, DE (1)				 Blaine Nye, G (2)				 Drew Pearson, WR (2)				 Roger Staubach, QB (3)				 Charlie Waters, S (1)				 Rayfield Wright, T (6)1977 (8) -		 Billy Joe DuPree, TE (2)				 Cliff Harris, S (4)				 Efren Herrera, K (1)				 Harvey Martin, DE (2)				 Drew Pearson, WR (3)			 * Roger Staubach, QB (4)				 Charlie Waters, S (2)				 Randy White, DT (1)1978 (9) -		 Tony Dorsett, RB (1)				 Billy Joe DuPree, TE (3)				 Cliff Harris, S (5)				 Thomas Henderson, LB (1)2022 SEASONRECORDS
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			 * Ray Donaldson, C (1)				 Charles Haley, DE (2)				 Michael Irvin, WR (5)				 Nate Newton, G (4)				 Jay Novacek, TE (5)				 Emmitt Smith, RB (6)				 Mark Tuinei, T (2)				 Darren Woodson, S (2)1996 (9) - * Troy Aikman, QB (6)				 Larry Allen, G (2)			 * Ray Donaldson, C (2)				 Nate Newton, G (5)			* Deion Sanders, CB (1)				 Jim Schwantz, ST (1)				 Tony Tolbert, DE (1)				 Erik Williams, T (2)				 Darren Woodson, S (3)1997 (4) -		 Larry Allen, G (3)			* Deion Sanders, CB (2)				 Erik Williams, T (3)			 * Darren Woodson, S (4)1998 (6) -		 Larry Allen, T (4)				 Leon Lett, DT (2)				 Nate Newton, G (6)				 Deion Sanders, CB/KR (3)				 Emmitt Smith, RB (7)				 Darren Woodson, S (5)1999 (5) - * Larry Allen, G (5)				 Dexter Coakley, LB (1)			* Deion Sanders, CB (4)				 Emmitt Smith, RB (8)				 Erik Williams, T (4)2000 (1) -		 Larry Allen, G (6)2001 (2) - * Larry Allen, G (7)				 Dexter Coakley, LB (2)2002 (1) -		 La’Roi Glover, DT, (1)2003 (5) -		 Flozell Adams, T (1)				 Larry Allen, G (8)				 Dexter Coakley, LB (3)				 La’Roi Glover, DT (2)				 Roy Williams, S (1)2004 (5) -		 Flozell Adams, T (2)				 Larry Allen, G (9)				 La’Roi Glover, DT (3)				 Roy Williams, S (2)				 Jason Witten, TE (1)2005 (4) -		 Larry Allen, G (10)				 La’Roi Glover, DT (4)				 Roy Williams, S (3)				 Jason Witten, TE (2)2006 (7) -		 Flozell Adams, T (3)				 Andre Gurode, C (1)				 Mat McBriar, P (1)				 Tony Romo, QB (1)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (1)				 Roy Williams, S (4)				 Jason Witten, TE (3)2007 (13) -		 Flozell Adams, T (4)				 Marion Barber III, RB (1)				 Leonard Davis, G (1)				 Greg Ellis, LB (1)			# Nick Folk, K (1)				 Andre Gurode, C (2)				 Ken Hamlin, S (1)				 Terence Newman, CB (1)				 Terrell Owens, WR (1)				 Tony Romo, QB (2)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (2)				 Roy Williams, S (5)				 Jason Witten, TE (4)2008 (6) -		 Flozell Adams, T (5)			 * Leonard Davis, G (2)				 Andre Gurode, C (3)				 Jay Ratliff, NT (1)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (3)				 Jason Witten, TE (5)2009 (9) -		 Miles Austin, WR (1)				 Leonard Davis, G (3)STAFF				 Tony Hill, WR (1)			 * Harvey Martin, DE (3)				 Roger Staubach, QB (5)				 Charlie Waters, S (3)				 Randy White, DT (2)1979 (8) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (1)				 Pat Donovan, T (1)				 Cliff Harris, S (6)				 Tony Hill, WR (2)				 Harvey Martin, DE (4)				 Herb Scott, G (1)				 Roger Staubach, QB (6)				 Randy White, DT (3)1980 (4) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (2)				 Pat Donovan, T (2)				 Herb Scott, G (2)				 Randy White, DT (4)1981 (7) -		 Pat Donovan, T (3)				 Tony Dorsett, RB (2)				 Ed Jones, DE (1)				 Herb Scott, G (3)				 Rafael Septien, K (1)			 # Everson Walls, CB (1)				 Randy White, DT (5)1982 (7) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (3)				 Pat Donovan, T (4)				 Tony Dorsett, RB (3)				 Ed Jones, DE (2)				 Everson Walls, CB (2)				 Danny White, QB (1)				 Randy White, DT (6)1983 (5) -		 Doug Cosbie, TE (1)				 Tony Dorsett, RB (4)				 Ed Jones, DE (3)				 Everson Walls, CB (3)				 Randy White, DT (7)1984 (3) -		 Bill Bates, ST (1)				 Doug Cosbie, TE (2)				 Randy White, DT (8)1985 (4) -		 Doug Cosbie, TE (3)				 Tony Hill, WR (3)				 Everson Walls, CB (4)				 Randy White, DT (9)1987 (1) -		 Herschel Walker, RB (1)1988 (1) -		 Herschel Walker, RB (2)1990 (1) - # Emmitt Smith, RB (1)1991 (4) -		 Troy Aikman, QB (1)			@ Michael Irvin, WR (1)				 Jay Novacek, TE (1)				 Emmitt Smith, RB (2)1992 (6) -		 Troy Aikman, QB (2)				 Michael Irvin, WR (2)				 Nate Newton, G (1)				 Jay Novacek, TE (2)				 Emmitt Smith, RB (3)				 Mark Stepnoski, C (1)1993 (11) - %* Troy Aikman, QB (3)			 * Thomas Everett, S (1)				 Michael Irvin, WR (3)				 Daryl Johnston, FB (1)				 Russell Maryland, DT (1)				 Nate Newton, G (2)				 Ken Norton, LB (1)				 Jay Novacek, TE (3)			 * Emmitt Smith, RB (4)			 * Mark Stepnoski, C (2)				 Erik Williams, T (1)1994 (11) -		 Troy Aikman, QB (4)				 Charles Haley, DE (1)				 Michael Irvin, WR (4)				 Dary­l Johnston, FB (2)				 Leon Lett, DT (1)				 Nate Newton, G (3)				 Jay Novacek, TE (4)			* Emmitt Smith, RB (5)				 Mark Stepnoski, C (3)				 Mark Tuinei, T (1)				 Darren Woodson, S (1)1995 (10) - * Troy Aikman, QB (5)				 Larry Allen, G (1)STAFF
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RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Pro Bowl, cont.
2009			 * Andre Gurode, C (4)				 Mike Jenkins, CB (1)				 Terence Newman, CB (2)				 Jay Ratliff, NT (2)				 Tony Romo, QB (3)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (4)				 Jason Witten, TE (6)2010 (6) -		 Miles Austin, WR (2)				 Andre Gurode, C (5)				 Mat McBriar, P (2)				 Jay Ratliff, NT (3)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (5)				 Jason Witten, TE (7)2011 (2) -		 Jay Ratliff, NT (4)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (6)2012 (3) - * DeMarcus Ware, LB (7)				 Anthony Spencer, LB (1)		
				 Jason Witten, TE (8)2013 (5) -		 Dez Bryant, WR (1)				 Jason Hatcher, DT (1)				 DeMarco Murray, RB (1)				 Tyron Smith, T (1)				 Jason Witten, TE (9)2014 (8) - * Dez Bryant, WR (2)				 Travis Frederick, C (1)				 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur, LS (1)			 # Zack Martin, G (1)				 DeMarco Murray, RB (2)				 Tony Romo, QB (4)				 Tyron Smith, T (2)				 Jason Witten, TE (10)2015 (5) -		 Dan Bailey, K (1)				 Travis Frederick, C (2)				 Sean Lee, LB (1)				 Zack Martin, G (2)				 Tyron Smith, T (3)2016 (6) -		 Bryant, Dez, WR (3)			# Ezekiel Elliott, RB (1)				 Travis Frederick, C (3)				 Sean Lee, LB (2)				 Zack Martin, G (3)			 # Dak Prescott, QB (1)				 Tyron Smith, T (4)2017 (5) -		 Travis Frederick, C (4)			 * Zack Martin, G (4)				 DeMarcus Lawrence, DE (1)			 * Tyron Smith, T (5)				 Jason Witten, TE (11)2018 (8) -		 Amari Cooper, WR (1)				 Ezekiel Elliott, RB (2)				 Byron Jones, CB (1)				 DeMarcus Lawrence, DE (2)				 Zack Martin, G (5)			 Dak Prescott, QB (2)				 Tyron Smith, T (6)			 # Leighton Vander Esch, LB (1)2019 (6) -		 Amari Cooper, WR (2)				 Ezekiel Elliott, RB (3)				 Zack Martin, G (6)				 Travis Frederick, C (5)				 Jaylon Smith, LB (1)				 Tyron Smith, T (7)2021 (6) -		 Bryan Anger, P (1)				 Trevon Diggs, CB (1)				 Zack Martin, G (7)				 CeeDee Lamb (1)			 # Micah Parsons, LB (1)				 Tyron Smith, T (8)2022 (8) -		 Tyler Biadasz, C (1)				 Trevon Diggs, CB (2)				 CeeDee Lamb, WR (2)				 DeMarcus Lawrence, DE (3)				 Zack Martin, G (8)				 Micah Parsons, LB (2)				 Tony Pollard, RB (1)			 # KaVontae Turpin, KR/PR (1)BOLD startera named outstanding lineman* selected but did not play b named outstanding back# rookie% top vote getter@ most valuable player

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1962 (2) -		 Don Perkins, RB (1, AP, NEA)
				 Jerry Tubbs, LB (1, TSN)
1963 (1) -		 Chuck Howley, LB (1, TSN)
1964 (3) -		 Frank Clarke, TE (1, AP)				 Bob Lilly, DT (1, AP, UPI, NEA)
				 Jim Ridlon, DB (1, TSN)
1965 (3) - # Bob Hayes, WR (1, TSN)				 Bob Lilly, DT (2, AP, UPI, NEA, TSN)				 Mel Renfro, S (1, NEA, TSN)
1966 (7) -		 Cornell Green, CB (1, AP, NEA, TSN)				 Bob Hayes, WR (2, AP, UPI, NEA, TSN)				 Chuck Howley, LB (2, AP, UPI, NEA)
				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (1, TSN)				 Bob Lilly, DT (3, AP, UPI, NEA, TSN)				 Ralph Neely, T (1, TSN)				 Dan Reeves, RB (1, TSN)
1967 (7) -		 George Andrie, DE (1, TSN)				 Cornell Green, CB (2, AP, UPI, NEA, TSN)				 Bob Hayes, WR (3, TSN)				 Chuck Howley, LB (3, AP, TSN)				 Bob Lilly, DT (4, AP, UPI, NEA, TSN)				 Ralph Neely, T (2, AP, UPI, TSN)				 Mel Renfro, S (2, TSN)
1968 (5) -		 Cornell Green, CB (3, NEA)
				 Bob Hayes, WR (4, AP)				 Chuck Howley, LB (4, AP, NEA)
				 Bob Lilly, DT (5, AP, UPI, NEA)
				 Ralph Neely, T (3, AP, UPI, NEA)
1969 (7) -		 Cornell Green, CB (4, UPI)
			 # Calvin Hill, RB (1, AP, UPI)				 Chuck Howley, LB (5, AP, UPI, NEA)
				 Bob Lilly, DT (6, AP, NEA)
				 Ralph Neely, T (4, AP, UPI, NEA)
				 John Niland, G (1, AP)				 Mel Renfro, S (3, NEA)
1970 (1) -		 Chuck Howley, LB (6, AP, PFWA)
1971 (4) -		 Bob Lilly, DT (7, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 John Niland, G (2, AP, PFWA)				 Mel Renfro, S (4, AP, NEA)
				 Rayfield Wright, T (1, AP, PFWA)
1972 (3) -		 John Niland, G (3, AP)				 Blaine Nye, CB (1, NEA)
				 Rayfield Wright, T (2, AP, UPI, PFWA, NEA)
1973 (4) -		 Calvin Hill, RB (2, PFWA)				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (2, NEA, PFWA)				 Mel Renfro, CB (5, NEA, PFW, PFWA)				 Rayfield Wright, T (3, AP, PFWA)
1974 (1) -		 Drew Pearson, WR (1, AP, PFWA)
1975 (2) -		 Cliff Harris, S (1, NEA)
				 Rayfield Wright, T (4, NEA)
1976 (2) -		 Cliff Harris, S (2, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 Drew Pearson, WR (2, AP, PFWA)
1977 (5) -		 Cliff Harris, S (3, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 Efren Herrera, K (1, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 Harvey Martin, DE (1, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 Drew Pearson, WR (3, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 Charlie Waters, S (1, PFWA)
1978 (3) -		 Cliff Harris, S (4, AP, PFWA)				 Charlie Waters, S (2, PFWA, NEA)
				 Randy White, DT (1, AP, PFWA, NEA)
1979 (1) -		 Randy White, DT (2, AP, PFWA, NEA)
1980 (2) -		 Herb Scott, G (1, AP, NEA)
				 Randy White, DT (3, PFWA, NEA)
1981 (5) -		 Tony Dorsett, RB (1, AP, PFWA, NEA)
				 Ed Jones, DE (1, NEA)
				 Herb Scott, G (2, AP)				 Rafael Septien, K (1, AP, PFWA)				 Randy White, DT (4, AP, PFWA, NEA)
1982 (3) -		 Ed Jones, DE (2, AP)				 Everson Walls, CB (1, PFWA)				 Randy White, DT (5, AP, PFWA, NEA)
1983 (2) -		 Everson Walls, CB (2, AP)				 Randy White, DT (6, AP, PFWA)
1984 (2) -		 Michael Downs, S (PFWA)				 Randy White, DT (7, AP, PFWA, NEA)
1985 (2) -		 Everson Walls, CB (3, PFWA)				 Randy White, DT (8, AP, NEA)

2019 (1) -		 Zack Martin, G (6, AP, TSN)
2021 (3) -		 Trevon Diggs, CB (1, AP, PFWA)				 Zack Martin, G (7, AP, PFWA)
			 # Micah Parsons, LB (1, AP, PFWA)
2022 (3) -		 Zack Martin, G (8, AP, PFWA, TP)				 Micah Parsons, LB (2, AP, PFWA, TSN)
				KaVontae Turpin, KR/PR (1, TP)

STAFF

ALL-NFC

RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
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1970 (3) -		 Chuck Howley, LB (AP, UPI)				 John Niland, G (UPI)				 Mel Renfro, CB (AP)1971 (1) -		 Roger Staubach, QB (AP, PFW, TSN)
1972 (3) -		 Bob Lilly, DT (AP, UPI)				 John Niland, G (AP, UPI)				 Rayfield Wright, T (AP, UPI)
1973 (5) -		 Calvin Hill, RB (AP, UPI)				 Lee Roy Jordan, LB (AP, UPI)				 John Niland, G (AP, UPI)				 Mel Renfro, CB (AP, UPI)				 Rayfield Wright, T (AP, UPI)
1974 (3) -		 Cliff Harris, S (AP, UPI)				 Drew Pearson, WR (AP, UPI)				 Rayfield Wright, T (AP, UPI)
1976 (5) -		 Billy Joe DuPree, TE (AP, UPI)				 Cliff Harris, S (AP, UPI)				 Blaine Nye, G (AP)				 Drew Pearson, WR (AP, UPI)				 Roger Staubach, QB (AP, TSN)
1977 (5) -		 Cliff Harris, S (UPI)				 Efren Herrera, K (UPI)				 Harvey Martin, DE (UPI)				 Drew Pearson, WR (UPI)				 Roger Staubach, QB (PFW, TSN, UPI)
1978 (6) -		 Tony Dorsett, RB (UPI)				 Billy Joe DuPree, TE (UPI)				 Cliff Harris, S (UPI)				 Herb Scott, G (UPI)				 Roger Staubach, QB (PFW)				 Charlie Waters, S (UPI)				 Randy White, DT (UPI)
1979 (6) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (PFW)				 Pat Donovan, T (UPI, PFW, TSN)				 Cliff Harris, S (TSN)				 Herb Scott, G (UPI, TSN)				 Roger Staubach, QB (UPI, PFW, TSN)				 Randy White, DT (UPI, PFW)
1980 (4) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (UPI)				 Pat Donovan, T (UPI)				 Herb Scott, G (UPI)				 Randy White, DT (UPI, PFW, TSN)
1981 (5) -		 Tony Dorsett, RB (UPI)				 Herb Scott, G (UPI)				 Ed Jones, DE (UPI)				 Rafael Septien, K (UPI)				 Randy White, DT (UPI)
1982 (5) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (UPI)				 Pat Donovan, T (UPI)				 Tony Dorsett, RB (UPI)				 Everson Walls, CB (UPI)				 Randy White, DT (UPI)
1983 (4) -		 Bob Breunig, LB (UPI)				 Ed Jones, DE (UPI, PFW)				 Everson Walls, CB (PFW)				 Randy White, DT (UPI, PFW)
1984 (4) -		 Bill Bates, S (PFW)				 Michael Downs, S (UPI)				 Everson Walls, CB (UPI)				 Randy White, DT (UPI, FN)
1985 (5) -		 Doug Cosbie, TE (UPI)				 Michael Downs, S (UPI)				 Tony Hill, WR (FN)				 Everson Walls, CB (UPI, FN)				 Randy White, DT (UPI, FN)
1986 (1) -		 Randy White, DT (FN)1987 (1) -		 Herschel Walker, RB (PFW)1988 (1) -		 Herschel Walker, RB (UPI)

ALL-TIME
HONORS

1989 (1) -		 Eugene Lockhart, LB (1, TSN)
1991 (2) -		 Michael Irvin, WR (1, AP, PFWA, NEA, TSN)				 Jay Novacek, TE (1, CPFN)
1992 (4) -		 Kelvin Martin, PR (1, PFW, PFWA)				 Jay Novacek, TE (2, AP, PFW, PFWA, CPFN)				 Emmitt Smith, RB (1, AP, PFW, PFWA,				  NEA, TSN, CPFN, FD)				 Mark Stepnoski, C (1, NEA)
1993 (3) -		 Troy Aikman, QB (1, TSN)				 Emmitt Smith, RB				  (2, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN, CPFN, FD)				Erik Williams, T				  (1, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN, CPFN, FD)
1994 (4) -		 Charles Haley, DE				 (1,AP,PFWA,PFW,TSN,CPFN,FD)				 Nate Newton, G				 (1,AP,PFWA,PFW,CPFN,FD)				 Emmitt Smith, RB				 (3,AP,PFWA,PFW,TSN,CPFN,FD)				 Darren Woodson, S				 (1, AP,PFWA,PFW,TSN,CPFN,FD)
1995 (6) -		 Larry Allen, G (1, TSN, CPFN, FD)				 Nate Newton, G				 (2, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN, FD)				 Deion Sanders, CB (1, TSN)				 Emmitt Smith, RB				 (4, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN, CPFN, FD)				 Erik Williams, T (2, TSN)				 Darren Woodson, S				 (2, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN, CPFN, FD)
1996 (5) -		 Larry Allen, G (2, AP, PFWA,				  PFW, TSN, CPFN, FD)				 Deion Sanders, CB (2, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN)				 Jim Schwantz, ST (1, PFWA, PFW)				 Erik Williams, T (3, AP)				 Darren Woodson, S (3, AP, PFWA,				   PFW, TSN, CPFN, FD)
1997 (3) -		 Larry Allen, G (3, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN,				  CPFN, FD)				 Richie Cunningham, K (1, AP, TSN)				 Deion Sanders, CB (3, AP, PFWA, PFW, TSN)
1998 (3) -		 Larry Allen, T (4, AP, PFW, TSN)				 Deion Sanders, CB (4, AP, PFW, TSN, FD)				  KR (1, PFW)				 Darren Woodson, S (4, TSN)
1999 (2) -		 Larry Allen, G (5, AP, PFW, TSN, PFN)				 Deion Sanders, CB (4, TSN)
2000 (1) -		 Larry Allen, G (6, AP, PFW, CPFN, TSN)
2001 (1) -		 Larry Allen, G (7, AP, PFW, FD, CPFN, TSN)
2002 (1) -		 La’Roi Glover, DT (1, FW, CPFN, TSN)
2003 (1) -		 Roy Williams, S (1, AP, PFW, FD, TSN)
2007 (4) -		 Andre Gurode, C (1, TSN)				 Terrell Owens, WR (1, AP, PFW, PFWA)				 DeMarcus Ware, LB (1, AP, PFW, PFWA,TSN)				 Jason Witten, TE (1, AP, PFW, PFWA, TSN)
2008 (2) -		 DeMarcus Ware, LB (2, AP, SI, TSN)				 Jason Witten, TE (2, PFW, PFWA)
2009 (2) -		 DeMarcus Ware, LB (3, AP, PFW, PFWA)				 Jay Ratliff, NT (1, AP)2010 (1) -		 Jason Witten, TE (3, AP, PFW, PFWA, TSN)
2011 (1) -		 DeMarcus Ware, LB (4, AP, PFW, PFWA, SI, TSN)
2012 (2) -		 DeMarcus Ware, LB (5, TSN)				 Jason Witten, TE (4, TSN, SI)2013 (1) -		 Tyron Smith, T (1, TSN, SI)2014 (5) -		 Dez Bryant, WR (1, AP, MMQB. PFWA)				 Travis Frederick, C (1, PFWA, MMQB, TSN)
			 # Zack Martin, G (1, AP)				 DeMarco Murray, RB (1,AP, MMQB, PFWA, TSN)				 Tyron Smith, T (2, AP, TSN)
2015 (2) -		 Zack Martin, G (2, PFWA, TSN)				 Tyron Smith, T (3, PFWA, TSN)
2016 (5) - # Ezekiel Elliott, RB (1, AP, TSN)				 Travis Frederick, C (2, AP, TSN)				 Sean Lee, LB (1, AP)				 Zack Martin, G (3, AP)				 Tyron Smith, T (4, AP, TSN)2017 (1) -		 Zack Martin, G (4, PFWA, TSN)2018 (3) -		 Ezekiel Elliott, RB (2, PFWA)				 Zack Martin, G (5, AP, PFWA, TSN)				 Tyron Smith, T (4, TSN)STAFF
ALL-TIME
HONORS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

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Michael Irvin, WR (UPI, FN)
Jay Novacek, TE (UPI, FN, PFW)
Emmitt Smith, RB (UPI, FN, PFW)Nate Newton, G (UPI, FN)
Jay Novacek, TE (UPI, FN)
Emmitt Smith, RB (UPI, FN)Mark Stepnoski, C (UPI, FN)
Troy Aikman, QB (FN)
Ken Norton, LB (FN)
Emmitt Smith, RB (UPI, FN)Mark Stepnoski, C (UPI, FN)
Erik Williams, T (UPI, FN)Charles Haley, DE (UPI, FN)
Leon Lett, DT (UPI, FN)
Nate Newton, G (UPI, FN)
Emmitt Smith, RB (UPI, FN)Mark Stepnoski, C (UPI, FN)
Darren Woodson, S (UPI, FN)
Larry Allen, G (FN)
Nate Newton, G (UPI)
Jay Novacek, TE (UPI)
Emmitt Smith, RB (UPI, FN)
Darren Woodson, S (UPI, FN)
Larry Allen, G (UPI, FN)
Deion Sanders, CB (UPI, FN)
Tony Tolbert, DE (UPI, FN)
Darren Woodson, S (UPI, FN)
Larry Allen, G (PFW, PFWA, FN)
Deion Sanders, CB (PFW, PFWA, FN)
Larry Allen, T (PFW, FN)
Deion Sanders, CB (PFW, FN)
KR (PFW, FN)
Larry Allen, G (PFW, FN)
Deion Sanders, CB (PFW, FN)
Erik Williams, T (FN)
Larry Allen, G (PFW, FN)
Larry Allen, G (PFW, FN)
La’Roi Glover, DT (PFW)La’Roi Glover, DT (PFW)
Dat Nguyen, LB (PFW)Roy Williams, S (PFW)
Jason Witten, TE (PFW)
DeMarcus Ware, LB (PFW, PFWA)
Mat McBriar, P (PFW, PSFA)
Flozell Adams, T (PFW, PFWA)
Nick Folk, K (PFW, PFWA)
Terrell Owens, WR (PFW, PFWA)
DeMarcus Ware, LB (PFW, PFWA)
Jason Witten, TE (PFW, PFWA)
Jay Ratliff, NT (PFW, PFWA)
DeMarcus Ware, LB (PFW, PFWA)
Jason Witten, TE (PFW, PFWA)
Andre Gurode, C (PFWA)
Jay Ratliff, DT (PFWA)
DeMarcus Ware, LB (PFWA)
Mat McBriar, P (PFWA)
DeMarcus Ware, LB (PFWA)
Jason Witten, TE (PFWA)
DeMarcus Ware, LB (PFWA)
Dwayne Harris, PR (PFWA)
Jason Witten, TE (PFWA)
Dan Bailey, K (PFWA)
Dez Bryant, WR (PFWA)
Travis Frederick, C (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
DeMarco Murray, RB (PFWA)
Tyron Smith, T (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
Tyron Smith, T (PFWA)
Ezekiel Elliott, RB (PFWA)
Travis Frederick, C (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
Tyron Smith, T (PFWA)
DeMarcus Lawrence, DE (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
Ezekiel Elliott, RB (PFWA)
Byron Jones, CB (PFWA)
DeMarcus Lawrence, DE (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)		

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2022 (2) -						

Bryan Anger, P (PFWA)
Trevon Diggs, CB (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
Micah Parsons, LB (PFWA)
Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
Micah Parsons, LB (PFWA)		

ALL-ROOKIE1974		 -		 Efren Herrera, K (PFWA)				 Ed Jones, DE (PFWA)
1975-		 Burton Lawless, G (PFWA)				 Randy White, LB (PFWA)
1977-		 Tony Dorsett, RB (PFWA)
1979-		 Aaron Mitchell, CB (UPI)
1981-		 Everson Walls, CB (PFWA, UPI)
1983
-		 Bill Bates, S (PFWA, UPI, PFW)
1984
-		 Eugene Lockhart, LB (PFWA, UPI, PFW, FD)
1987-		 Roger Ruzek, K (UPI, PFW)
1988
-		 Michael Irvin, WR (FD)1989
-		 Troy Aikman, QB (PFWA, UPI, PFW, CPFN)				 James Dixon, KR (UPI, PFW)
1990
-		 Jimmie Jones, DT (PFWA, UPI, PFW)				 Emmitt Smith, RB				  (PFWA, UPI, FN, PFW, FD, CPFN)
1991-		 Larry Brown, CB (PFWA, PFW, FD, FN)				 Darrick Brownlow, LB (PFWA)				 Russell Maryland, DT (PFWA, CPFN, PFW)
1992
-		 Robert Jones, LB (PFWA, PFW, CPFN, FN)				 Darren Woodson, ST (PFW, PFWA)
1993-		 Darrin Smith, LB (PFWA, CPFN, PFW, FN, FD)				 Kevin Williams, WR (FN)1994
-		 Larry Allen, T (PFWA, PFW, CPFN, FN)				 Chris Boniol, K (PFWA, PFW)
1997
-		 Antonio Anderson, DT (PFW)				 Dexter Coakley, LB (PFW, FN)
1998-		 Flozell Adams, G (FD)				 Greg Ellis, DE (FN, FD)
1999-		 Ebenezer Ekuban, DE (PFW, FN)				 Dat Nguyen, ST (FD)				 Peppi Zellner, DE (CPFN)
2002-		 Antonio Bryant, WR (PFW)				 Derek Ross, CB (PFW)				 Roy Williams, S (PFW)2003-		 Terence Newman, CB (PFW)				 Zuriel Smith, PR (PFW)				 Jason Witten, TE (PFW)2004-		 Julius Jones, RB (PFW)2005-		 Marcus Spears, DE (PFW)2007-		 Nick Folk, K (PFW, PFWA)
2010-		 Dez Bryant, WR (PFW, PFWA, TSN)
2011
-		 Dan Bailey, K (PFW, PFWA)				 DeMarco Murray, RB (PFW, PFWA)				 Tyron Smith, T (PFW, PFWA)
2013-		 Travis Frederick, C (PFW, PFWA)
2014-		 Zack Martin, G (PFWA)
2016-		 Ezekiel Elliott, RB (PFWA)				 Dak Prescott, QB (PFWA)
2017-		 Ryan Switzer, KR (PFWA)
2018-		 Leighton Vander Esch, LB (PFWA)
2021-		 Micah Parsons, LB (PFWA)
2022		 -		 Tyler Smith, T (PFWA)

ALL-DECADE

1960s		 -		 Bob Lilly, DE				Ralph Neely, T
1970s -		 Cliff Harris, S				 Bob Lilly, DT				 Harvey Martin, DE				 Drew Pearson, WR				 Roger Staubach, QB				 Rayfield Wright, T
1980s -		 Randy White, DT
1990s -		 Larry Allen, G				 Michael Irvin, WR				 Deion Sanders, CB and PR				 Emmitt Smith, RB				 Mark Stepnoski, C

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OTHER HONORSNFL RUNNING BACK OF THE YEAR
1992		 -		 Emmitt Smith (NFL Alumni)
1993		 -		 Emmitt Smith (NFL Alumni)
1995		 -		 Emmitt Smith (NFL Alumni)
NFL WIDE RECEIVER OF THE YEAR
1991		 -		 Michael Irvin (NFL Alumni)
NFL TIGHT END OF THE YEAR
1993		 -		 Jay Novacek (NFL Alumni)
2010		 -		 Jason Witten (NFL Alumni)
NFL SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR1983		 - # Bill Bates (NFL Alumni)
1984		 -		 Bill Bates (NFL Alumni)
1996		 -		 Jim Schwantz (NFL Alumni)
1998		 -		 Deion Sanders (NFL Alumni)

EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR1977		 -		 Tex Schramm (TSN)
2003-		 Jerry Jones (FD)2009
-		 Jerry Jones (SBJ)
2014-		 Jerry Jones (PFWA)

GOLDEN TOE TROPHY (PFW) (top placekicker)
1981		 -		 Rafael Septien

ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR
2021
-		 Dan Quinn (AP, PFWA)
NFL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
1993		 -		 Emmitt Smith (AP, PFWA, TSN, PFW, FD)
SPORTS FACILITY OF THE YEAR AWARD
2010		 -		 AT&T Stadium (SBJ)

NFC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1971
-		 Roger Staubach
1981-		 Tony Dorsett (UPI)
1993-		 Emmitt Smith (FN)NFL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1977		 -		 Harvey Martin (AP, UPI, PFW)
1994		 -		 Charles Haley (FD)NFC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1994		 -		 Charles Haley (UPI)NFC OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
1996		 -		 Larry Allen (NFLPA)
1997		 -		 Larry Allen (NFLPA)NFC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1984		 -		 Bill Bates (USA Today, NFLPA)NFC KICKER OF THE YEAR
1997		 -		 Richie Cunningham (NFLPA)
NFL DEFENSIVE BACK OF THE YEAR
1982		 -		 Everson Walls (NFL Alumni)

NFL OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
1994		 -		 Nate Newton (NFL Alumni)
1997		 -		 Larry Allen (NFL Alumni)

NFL MAN OF THE YEAR
1978		 -		 Roger Staubach
1997		 -		 Troy Aikman
2012		 -		 Jason Witten (Walter Payton MOY)
2022		 -		 Dak Prescott (Walter Payton MOY)
FOOTBALL NEWS MAN OF THE YEAR
1981		 -		 Tom Landry
BART STARR AWARD
2001		 -		 Darren Woodson
2012		 -		 Jason Witten
NFL COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR2007		 -		 Greg Ellis
NFL MOST IMPROVED PLAYER OF THE YEAR2012		 -		 Dez Bryant (PFW/PFWA)
2021		 -		 Trevon Diggs (PFWA)* Co w/ Cordarrelle Patterson
NFL PLAYER OF THE WEEK1993		 -		 Michael Irvin, vs. SF, 10/17 (PFWA)				 Emmitt Smith, @ Phi, 10/31 (PFWA)				 Emmitt Smith, @ NYG, 1/2/94 (PFWA)
1994		 -		 Jason Garrett, vs. GB, 11/24 (PFHOF)
1995		 -		 Emmitt Smith, @ NYG., 9/4 (PFHOF)
				 Emmitt Smith, @ Min, 9/17 (PFHOF)
1998		 -		 Deion Sanders, @ NYG, 9/21 (PFHOF)
1999		 -		 Troy Aikman, @ Was, 9/12 (PFHOF)
				 Dexter Coakley, vs. Mia, 11/25 (PFHOF)NFC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK1984		 -		 Randy White, vs. GB, 9/23
				 Randy White, @ Phi, 12/2
1985		 -		 Jim Jeffcoat, @ Was, 11/10
				 Jim Jeffcoat, vs. NYG, 12/15

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SIDELINES

NFL DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
1982		 -		 Randy White (NFL Alumni)

NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
2021		 -		 Micah Parsons (AP, PFWA)HISTORY

NFC DEFENSIVE BACK OF THE YEAR
1997		 -		 Deion Sanders (NFLPA)NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
1969		 -		 Calvin Hill, RB (AP)1970		 -		 Duane Thomas, RB (FN, PFG)
1977		 -		 Tony Dorsett, RB (AP, PFW, FD)
1990		 -		 Emmitt Smith, RB (AP, PFW, FN)
2016		 -		 Ezekiel Elliott (PFWA)
		 -		 Dak Prescott (AP)PLAYOFF
RECORDSNFL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1993		 -		 Emmitt Smith (UPI, PFW, CPFN)
2014		 -		 DeMarco Murray (AP, PFWA)

NFC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR1977		 -		 Tony Dorsett (UPI, TSN)
1992		 -		 Robert Jones, (UPI)

RECORDS

BERT BELL AWARD(presented by Maxwell Club to NFL Player of the Year)
1966		 -		 Don Meredith, QB1971		 -		 Roger Staubach, QB
1993		 -		 Emmitt Smith, RB

NFL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR1977		 -		 Tony Dorsett (NEA, PFWA, TSN)
2016		 -		 Ezekiel Elliott (PFWA, MMQB, TSN)
2021		 -		 Micah Parsons (PFWA)

2022 SEASONNFC COACH OF THE YEAR1966		 -		 Tom Landry (UPI)
1975		 -		 Tom Landry (UPI)
1978		 -		 Tom Landry (FN)1990		 -		 Jimmy Johnson (UPI, CPFN)

ALL-TIME
HONORSNFL COACH OF THE YEAR1966		 -		 Tom Landry (AP)1990		 -		 Jimmy Johnson (AP)1991		 -		 Jimmy Johnson (FD)2016		 -		 Jason Garrett (AP, PFWA, MMQB)NFL QUARTERBACK OF THE YEAR
1993		 -		 Troy Aikman (NFL Alumni)

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2000s -		 Larry Allen, G				 La’Roi Glover, DT				 Terrell Owens, WR				 DeMarcus Ware, LB
2010s -		 Zack Martin, G				Tyron Smith, T

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HONORS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESNFC Defensive Player of the Week, cont.
1986		 -		 Ed Jones, @ SD, 11/16
1987		 -		 Bill Bates, @ NYG., 9/20
				 Ed Jones, vs. NYG, 11/2
1988		 -		 Ed Jones, vs. Atl, 9/25
1990		 -		 Issiac Holt, @ TB, 10/7
				 James Washington, vs. Pho, 12/16
1993		 -		 Kevin Smith, @ NYJ, 12/18
1994		 -		 Charles Haley, @ Pit, 9/4				 Darren Woodson, @ Phi, 12/4
				 Darrin Smith, @ NO, 12/19
1995		 -		 Charles Haley, vs. Den, 9/10
1996		 -		 Leon Lett, @ Phi, 9/30
				 George Teague, vs. Min, 12/28
1999		 -		 Dexter Coakley, vs. Mia, 11/25
2003		 - # Terence Newman, @ Was 12/14
2005		 -		 Anthony Henry, vs. NYG, 10/16
			 # DeMarcus Ware, @ Car, 12/24
2007		 -		 Anthony Henry, @ Chi, 9/23
2008		 -		 DeMarcus Ware, vs. NYG., 12/14
2009		 -		 DeMarcus Ware, @ NO, 12/19
				 Anthony Spencer, vs. Phi, 1/3/10
2010		 -		 DeMarcus Ware, @ Hou, 9/26
			 # Bryan McCann, @ NYG., 11/14
			 # Sean Lee, @ Ind,12/5
2012		 -		 Brandon Carr, vs. Pit, 12/16
2013		 -		 Sean Lee, @ Phi, 10/20
2015		 -		 Sean Lee, @ Phi, 9/20
2016		 -		 David Irving, @ GB, 10/16
2018		 - # Leighton Vander Esch, @ Phi, 11/11
2019		 -		 Xavier Woods, @ NYG, 11/4
2021		 -		 Trevon Diggs, vs. Car, 10/3
		 - # Micah Parsons, @ Min, 10/31
2022		 -		 Micah Parsons, @ LA Rams, 10/9

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2019		 -						2020		 -		2021		 -		
				
				
2022		 -		Ezekiel Elliott, @ Pit, 11/13
Amari Cooper, vs. Was, 11/22
Amari Cooper, vs. Phi, 12/9
Blake Jarwin, @ NYG, 12/30
Dak Prescott, vs. NYG, 9/8
Dak Prescott, @ Det, 11/17
Dak Prescott, vs. Atl, 9/20
Dak Prescott, @ NE, 10/17
Dak Prescott, Was, 12/26
Dak Prescott, @ Phi, 1/8/22
Tony Pollard, @ Min. 11/20

NFC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK1993		 - # Kevin Williams, vs. NYG, 11/7
				 Eddie Murray, @ Min, 12/12
1994		 -		 Bill Bates, vs. Phi, 10/16
				 Kevin Williams, vs. Was, 11/20
				 Brock Marion, vs. GB, 1/8/95
1995		 -		 John Jett, vs. GB, 10/8				 Chris Boniol, vs. NYG, 12/17
1996		 -		 Herschel Walker, vs. Atl, 10/20
				 Chris Boniol, vs. GB, 11/18
				 Chris Boniol, vs. Min, 12/28
1999		 -		 Toby Gowin, vs. Was, 10/24
2001		 -		 Tim Seder, vs. Was, 10/15
2002		 - # Billy Cundiff, @ StL, 9/29
2003		 -		 Billy Cundiff, @ NYG, 9/15
				 Billy Cundiff, vs. NYG, 12/21
2006		 - # Sam Hurd, Car, 10/29
				 Mat McBriar, vs. Ind, 11/19
2007		 - # Nick Folk, @ Buf, 10/8
2008		 - # Felix Jones, vs. Phi, 9/15
2009		 -		 Patrick Crayton, vs. Atl, 10/25
2010		 - # Bryan McCann, vs. Det, 11/21
2011		 - # Dan Bailey, vs. Was, 9/26
2012		 -		 Dwayne Harris, @ Phi, 11/11
				 Dan Bailey, vs. Cle, 11/18
2013		 -		 Dwayne Harris, vs. NYG, 9/8				 Dwayne Harris, vs. Was 10/13
2015		 -		 Dan Bailey, @ Was, 12/7
2017		 -		 Tyrone Crawford, @ Was, 10/29
2018		 -		 Brett Maher, vs. Det, 9/30
				 Brett Maher, vs. TB, 12/23
2019		 -		 Brett Maher, vs. Phi, 10/20

NFC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK1985		 -		 Tony Dorsett, vs. Pit, 10/13
				 Danny White, vs. StL, 11/28
1987		 -		 Kelvin Edwards, vs. Phi, 10/11
				 Herschel Walker, vs. StL, 12/27
1988- # Michael Irvin, @ Was, 12/11
1991		 -		 Emmitt Smith, @ Pho, 9/22
				 Troy Aikman, vs. NYG, 9/29
				 Michael Irvin, vs. Atl, 12/22
1992		 -		 Emmitt Smith, vs. Was, 9/7				 Michael Irvin, vs. Pho, 9/20
				 Emmitt Smith, @ LARai, 10/25
				 Erik Williams, vs. Phi, 11/1
				 Emmitt Smith, vs. Chi, 12/27
				 Troy Aikman, vs. Phi, 1/10/93				 Troy Aikman, @ SF, 1/17/93
1993		 -		 Troy Aikman, vs. GB, 10/3
				 Michael Irvin, vs. SF, 10/17
				 Emmitt Smith, @ Phi, 10/31				 Emmitt Smith, @ NYG, 1/2/94
1994		 -		 Troy Aikman, vs. Ari, 10/9				 Alvin Harper, @ Cin, 10/30				 Jason Garrett, vs. GB, 11/24
				 Troy Aikman, vs. GB, 1/8/95
1995		 -		 Emmitt Smith, @ NYG, 9/4				 Emmitt Smith, @ Min, 9/17
				 Emmitt Smith, vs. GB, 1/14/96
1996		 -		 Troy Aikman, @ Mia, 10/27
1997		 -		 Troy Aikman, @ Pitt, 8/31
1998		 -		 Emmitt Smith, vs. NYG, 11/8
1999		 -		 Troy Aikman, @ Was, 9/12
2001		 - # Quincy Carter, vs. SF, 12/30
2002		 -		 Emmitt Smith, vs. Sea, 10/27
2005		 -		 Drew Bledsoe, @ SD, 9/11
				 Drew Bledsoe, vs. KC, 12/11
2006		 -		 Tony Romo, @ Ari, 11/12
				 Tony Romo, vs. TB, 11/23
2007		 -		 Tony Romo, vs. NYG, 9/9				 Terrell Owens, vs. Was, 11/18
				 Tony Romo, vs. GB, 11/29
2009		 -		 Miles Austin, @ KC, 10/11
2011		 -		 Tony Romo, @ SF, 9/18
2014		 -		 Tyron Smith, @ Sea, 10/12				 Dez Bryant, @ Phi, 12/14

NFC PRIME TIME PLAYER OF THE WEEK1998		 -		 Deion Sanders, @ NYG, 9/21
NFC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE MONTH
1991		 -		 Emmitt Smith, RB, December
1992		 -		 Emmitt Smith, RB, November				 Emmitt Smith, RB, December
1993		 -		 Troy Aikman, QB, October				 Emmitt Smith, RB, December
1995		 -		 Emmitt Smith, RB, September
2006		 -		 Tony Romo, QB, November
2007		 -		 Tony Romo, QB, September				 Terrell Owens, WR, November
2009		 -		 Tony Romo, QB, November
2014		 -		 DeMarco Murray, RB, September				 DeMarco Murray, RB, October				 Tony Romo, QB, December
NFC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE MONTH
2011		 -		 Sean Lee, LB, September
2013		 -		 Sean Lee, LB, October
2017		 -		 DeMarcus Lawrence, DE, September
2021		 -		 Trevon Diggs, CB, September
NFC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE MONTH
1996		 -		 Chris Boniol, K, November
1997		 -		 Richie Cunningham, K, September
1999		 -		 Jason Tucker, KR, December
NFL OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
2004		 -		 Julius Jones, RB, November
2011		 -		 DeMarco Murray, RB, November
2016		 -		 Ezekiel Elliott, RB, October				 Dak Prescott, QB, November

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FEDEX GROUND PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2016		 -		 Ezekiel Elliott
BUILT FORD TOUGH OFFENSIVE LINE OF THE YEAR
2016		 -		 T. Smith, R. Leary, T. Frederick, Z. Martin, D. Free

SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR
1994		 -		 Emmitt Smith (TSN)DASA PRO ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
1991		 -		 Michael Irvin, WR				 Emmitt Smith, RB
1993		 -		 Troy Aikman, QB				 Emmitt Smith, RB
DASA BIG “D” AWARD
1990		 -		 Jimmy Johnson
1991		 -		 Jerry Jones
1992		 -		 Emmitt Smith
2001		 -		 Troy Aikman
2004		 Jerry JonesDASA COACH OF THE YEAR
1995		 -		 Barry Switzer
2004		 -		 Bill Parcells

DASA GARY BRIDELL COURAGE AWARD
1994		 -		 Bill Bates
DASA ROLE MODEL AWARD
1997		 -		 Daryl Johnston
1999		 -		 Darren Woodson
2002		 -		 Emmitt Smith

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SIDELINESPFWA GOOD GUY AWARD
2009		 -		 Roy Williams (WR)2010		 -		 Jon Kitna
2011		 -		 Marcus Spears
2012		 -		 Jason Witten
2013		 -		 Dez Bryant

HISTORYDASA LEGENDS AWARD
1993		 -		 Tom Landry
2001		 -		 Gene Stallings
2004		 -		 Herschel Walker

PLAYOFF
RECORDSDASA FIELD SCOVELL AWARD
1970		 -		 Dallas Cowboys
1971		 -		 Bob Lilly
1975		 -		 Roger Staubach
1977		 -		 Tom Landry
1980		 -		 Randy White
1981		 -		 Tony Dorsett
1992		 -		 Dallas Cowboys
1994		 -		 Troy Aikman
1995		 -		 Emmitt Smith
2001		 -		 Gil Brandt

RECORDSBOB LILLY AWARD (voted by Cowboys fans for sportsmanship,
dedication, leadership and achievement)
1985		 -		 Randy White, DT
1986		 -		 Randy White, DT
1987		 -		 Danny White, QB
1988		 -		 Ed Jones, DE
1989		 -		 Ed Jones, DE
1990		 -		 Bill Bates, S
1991		 -		 Bill Bates, S
1992		 -		 Troy Aikman, QB
1993		 -		 Bill Bates, S
1994		 -		 Bill Bates, S
1995		 -		 Troy Aikman, QB

Emmitt Smith, RB
Troy Aikman, QB
Troy Aikman, QB
Emmitt Smith, RB
Emmitt Smith, RB
Emmitt Smith, RB
Darren Woodson, S
Jason Witten, TE
Drew Bledsoe, QB
Tony Romo, QB
Tony Romo, QB
Jason Witten, TE
DeMarcus Ware, LB
Dez Bryant, WR
DeMarcus Ware, LB
Jason Witten, TE
Barry Church, S
Jason Witten, TE
Jason Witten, TE
Jason Witten, TE
Jason Witten, TE
Leighton Vander Esch, LB
Dak Prescott, QB
Dak Prescott, QB
Dak Prescott, QB
Dak Prescott, QB

2022 SEASONED BLOCK COURAGE AWARD(nominee from each NFL team for courage in battling injuries)
1984		 -		 James Jones, RB
1985		 -		 Howard Richards, OL
1986		 -		 Tony Dorsett, RB
1987		 -		 Brian Baldinger, OL
1988		 -		 Randy White, DT
1989		 -		 Ed Jones, DE
1990		 -		 Kelvin Martin, WR
1991		 -		 Ken Norton, LB
1992		 -		 Daryl Johnston, FB
1993		 -		 Bill Bates, S
1994		 -		 Mark Stepnoski, C
1995		 -		 Erik Williams, T
1996		 -		 Kevin Smith, CB
1997		 -		 Tony Tolbert, DE
1998		 -		 Darren Woodson, S
1999		 -		 Ernie Mills, WR
2000		 -		 Greg Ellis, DE
2001		 -		 Mike Lucky, TE
2002		 -		 Dat Nguyen, LB
2003		 -		 Jamar Martin, FB
2004		 - # Julius Jones, RB
2005		 -		 Dan Campbell, TE
2006		 -		 Flozell Adams, T
2007		 -		 Jay Ratliff, NT
2008		 -		 Keith Davis, S
2009		 -		 Kyle Kosier, G				 Coach Joe DeCamillis, Special Courage Award
2010		 -		 Sam Hurd, WR
2011		 -		 Tony Romo, QB
2012		 -		 Jason Witten, TE
2013		 -		 Barry Church, S
2014		 -		 Tyrone Crawford, DT
2015		 -		 Sean Lee, LB
2016		 -		 Terrell McClain, DT
2017		 -		 Jaylon Smith, LB
2018		 -		 Zack Martin, G2019		 -		 Travis Frederick, C
2020		 -		 Leighton Vander Esch, LB
2021		 -		 Dak Prescott, QB
2022		 -		 Michael Gallup, WR

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HONORSSUPER BOWL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
SB V		 -		 Chuck Howley, LB
SB VI		 -		 Roger Staubach, QB
SB XII		 -		 Harvey Martin, DE				 Randy White, DT/LB
SB XXVII -		 Troy Aikman, QB
SB XXVIII -		 Emmitt Smith, RB
SB XXX -		 Larry Brown, CB

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NFL DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
1997		 -		 Dexter Coakley, LB, October2005		 -		 DeMarcus Ware, LB, October
2018		 -		 Leighton Vander Esch, LB, November
2021		 -		 Micah Parsons, LB, November
		 -		 Micah Parsons, LB, December

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ALL-TIME
HONORS

NFL MAN OF THE YEAR (Walter Payton Man of the Year)(Dallas nominees, Club winner underlined when selected BOLD
League winner)1970 - Bob Lilly, John Niland, Pettis Norman
1971 - John Niland, Jethro Pugh, Roger Staubach
1972 - John Niland, Jethro Pugh, Roger Staubach
1973 - Calvin Hill, John Niland, Roger Staubach
1975 - John Fitzgerald, Bill Gregory, Roger Staubach
1976 - Ralph Neely, Roger Staubach, Mark Washington
1978 - Roger Staubach,1980 - Billy Joe DuPree, D.D. Lewis, Drew Pearson
1981 - Billy Joe DuPree, D.D. Lewis, Robert Newhouse1982 - Bob Breunig, Tony Dorsett, Bill Joe DuPree
1983 - Bob Breunig, Butch Johnson, Danny White
1984 - Bob Breunig, Doug Cosbie, Howard Richards
1985 - Bill Bates
1986 - Jim Jeffcoat
1987 - Jim Jeffcoat
1988 - Herschel Walker
1989 - Everson Walls
1990 - Jim Jeffcoat
1991 - Troy Aikman

1992 - Troy Aikman, Jim Jeffcoat, James Washington
1993 - Troy Aikman, Russell Maryland, James Washington
1994 - Troy Aikman
1995 - Troy Aikman, Daryl Johnston, Russell Maryland
1996 - Troy Aikman, Bill Bates, Daryl Johnston
1997 - Troy Aikman, Daryl Johnston, Emmitt Smith
1998 - Richie Cunningham, Daryl Johnston, Emmitt Smith
1999 - Emmitt Smith
2000 - Ebenezer Ekuban, Chad Hennings, Darren Woodson
2001 - Ebenezer Ekuban, Emmitt Smith, Darren Woodson
2002 - Ebenezer Ekuban, Joey Galloway, Kelvin Garmon,		
Emmitt Smith, Darren Woodson
2003 - Ebenezer Ekuban, Joey Galloway, Dat Nguyen,
		 Roy Williams, Darren Woodson
2004 - Keyshawn Johnson, Dat Nguyen, Roy Williams
2005 - La’Roi Glover, Keyshawn Johnson, Roy Williams
2006 - Terence Newman, DeMarcus Ware, Roy Williams
2007 - DeMarcus Ware, Roy Williams, Jason Witten
2008 - Bradie James, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten
2009 - Bradie James, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten
2010 - Terence Newman, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten
2011 - Bradie James, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten
2012 - Miles Austin, Brandon Carr, Jason Witten
2013 - Brandon Carr, DeMarcus Ware, Jason Witten
2014 - DeMarco Murray2015 - Brandon Carr
2016 - Sean Lee
2017 - Travis Frederick
2018 - Dak Prescott2019 - Travis Frederick
2020 - Jaylon Smith
2021 - Dak Prescott2022 - Dak Prescott

AP - Associated Press; CPFN - College & Pro Football Newsweekly; DASA - Dallas All Sports Association; FD - Football Digest; FN - FootballNews; NEA - Newspaper Enterprise Association; PFG - Pro Football Guide; PFHOF - Pro Football Hall of Fame; PFW - Pro Football Weekly; PFWA
- Pro Football Writers of America; SBJ- Sports Business Journal; TP - The Players vote; TSN - The Sporting News; UPI - United Press International

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RECORDS

2022 SEASONPFWA GOOD GUY AWARD, cont.
2014		 -		 Jeremy Mincey
2015		 -		 Jeremy Mincey
2016		 -		 Brandon Carr2017		 -		 Dak Prescott2018		 -		 Tyrone Crawford
2019		 -		 Dak Prescott2020		 -		 Ezekiel Elliott
2021		 - # Micah Parsons
2022		 -		 Jayron Kearse

SIDELINESHISTORY

Four members of the Dallas Cowboys have won the prestigious NFL Man of the Year Award- Roger Staubach (1978), Troy Aikman (1997), Jason Witten (2012) and Dak Prescott(2022). In 1999 the award was re-named the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.

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Lane College............... 1
Langston..................... 1
Lewis & Clark.............. 1
Liberty......................... 3
Livingstone College..... 1
Livingston State........... 1
Long Beach State........ 2
Louisiana State............ 8
Louisiana Tech............. 1
Louisville...................... 3

R
Rice............................. 4
Rutgers....................... 2
S
Sacred Heart............... 1
Salem.......................... 1
San Diego State.......... 4
San Francisco State.... 2
San Jose State............ 2
Santa Clara................. 1
Sonoma State............. 1
South Alabama............ 1
South Carolina............. 6
Southern..................... 1
Southern California.... 14
Southern Illinois........... 2
Southern Methodist..... 2
Southern Mississippi.... 6
Stanford...................... 9
Stephen F. Austin........ 1
Syracuse..................... 3
T
Tarleton State.............. 1
Temple........................ 2
Tennessee................. 17
Tennessee-Chat.......... 2
Tennessee A&I............. 1
Tennessee State.......... 2
Texas......................... 12
Texas-El Paso.............. 1
Texas A&M.................. 7
Texas Christian............ 4

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Yale ............................. 3
Youngstown State....... 2

TOP SCHOOLS
Tennessee..................17
UCLA.........................17
Florida........................16
Oklahoma...................15
Arizona State..............14
Southern California.....14
Ohio State..................13
Alabama.....................12
Florida State...............12
Michigan State...........12
Nebraska....................12
Texas..........................12
Washington................12
Colorado....................11
Miami.........................11
Michigan.....................11
Oregon.......................11
Penn State.................11
Boston College...........10
Georgia......................10
North Carolina............10
Notre Dame................10
Tulsa...........................10

SIDELINES

M
Maine.......................... 2
Marquette.................... 2
Marshall....................... 1
Maryland..................... 7
McMurry...................... 1
McNeese State............ 1
Memphis..................... 2
Miami, Fla.................. 11
Miami, Ohio................. 1
Michigan.................... 11
Michigan State.......... 12Mid. Tennessee St....... 2
Millersville State........... 1
Minnesota................... 3
Mississippi................... 6
Mississippi State.......... 6
Mississippi Valley......... 1
Missouri....................... 9
Missouri State.............. 1
Montana...................... 3
Montana State............. 1
Morehead State........... 1
Morgan State.............. 1

P
Pacific......................... 5
Penn State................ 11
Pittsburgh.................... 8
Pomona-Pitzer............ 1
Prairie View A&M......... 2
Purdue........................ 5

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Wake Forest................ 2
Washington............... 12
Washington State........ 2
Weber State................ 3West Texas A&M......... 3West Virginia................ 5West Virginia Tech....... 1
Western Illinois............. 2Western Kentucky....... 1
William & Mary............. 2
Winston-Salem............ 1
Wisconsin.................... 8
Wittenberg.................. 1
Wyoming..................... 6

HISTORYF
Findlay (Ohio)............... 1
Florida....................... 16
Florida A&M................. 3
Florida State.............. 12
Fort Valley State........... 2
Fresno State................ 4

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Kansas........................ 5
Kansas State............... 3
Kentucky..................... 7
Kentucky State............ 1
Kilgore, JC................... 1

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Virginia Military Institute...1
Vanderbilt.................... 4
Villlanova..................... 1
Virginia........................ 3
Virginia State............... 1
Virginia Tech................ 6
Virginia Union.............. 2
VPI ............................. 1

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East Carolina............... 5
East Texas State.......... 1
Eastern Illinois.............. 1
Eastern Michigan......... 2
Eastern Washington.... 1
Edward Waters College.1
Elizabeth City State...... 1
Emory & Henry............ 1
Emporia State.............. 1
Evansville..................... 1

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Jackson State............. 1
James Madison........... 2
Johnson C. Smith........ 1

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Ohio............................ 1
Ohio State................. 13
Oklahoma.................. 15
Oklahoma State........... 5
Oregon...................... 11
Oregon State............... 8U
UCLA........................ 17
UC-Riverside............... 1
Utah............................ 4
Utah State................... 1

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Dade, JC..................... 1
Dayton......................... 2
Delaware..................... 1
Delaware State............ 1
Duke........................... 1

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Idaho State.................. 1
Illinois.......................... 5
Illinois Wesleyan........... 1
Indiana........................ 6
Indiana (PA)................. 1
Indiana State............... 1
Iowa............................ 9
Iowa State................... 4

Texas Southern............ 3
Texas Tech.................. 8
Texas Western............. 1
Trinity Valley CC........... 1
Troy ............................. 1
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Cal-Lutheran............... 1
Cal Poly SLO............... 2
Carson-Newman......... 1
Catawba...................... 1
Central Florida............. 2
Central Michigan.......... 2
Central Missouri St...... 1
Central State............... 2
Central Washington St.1
Cincinnati.................... 6
Clemson...................... 8
Coffeville, JC (Kansas).1
Colgate........................ 1
Colorado................... 11
Colorado State............ 5
Connecticut................. 2

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Hampton..................... 1
Harvard....................... 1
Hawaii......................... 4
Henderson J.C............ 1
Holy Cross................... 1
Houston...................... 7
Howard Payne............. 1
Humboldt State........... 1

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Navy............................ 1
Nebraska................... 12
Nebraska-Omaha........ 1
Nevada-Las Vegas...... 2
Nevada-Reno.............. 2
New Mexico................ 4
No College.................. 1
Norfolk State............... 2
North Carolina........... 10
North Carolina A&T...... 2
North Carolina Central... 1
North Carolina State.... 5
North Dakota................... 2
North Texas..................... 1
Northeast Louisiana......... 1
Northern Arizona.............. 2
Northern Colorado........... 1
Northern Illinois................ 2
Northern Michigan........... 4
Northwestern............... 3
NW Louisiana.............. 1
NW Oklahoma............. 1
Notre Dame............... 10

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Ball State..................... 3
Baylor.......................... 8
Bethune-Cookman...... 3
Bishop......................... 1
Boise State.................. 7
Boston College.......... 10
Boston University......... 1
Bowling Green............. 1
Brigham Young............ 5
Buffalo......................... 1

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Geneva, Pa.................. 1
Georgia..................... 10
Georgia Southern........ 1
Georgia Tech............... 6
Grambling.................... 3
Gustavus Adolphus..... 1

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Cowboys All-Time Draft By College

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Air Force...................... 1
Akron.......................... 1
Alabama.................... 12
Alabama-Birm............. 1
Alabama State............. 1
Albany State................ 3
Amherst....................... 1
Appalachian State....... 1
Arizona........................ 9
Arizona State............. 14
Arkansas..................... 3
Auburn........................ 7

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EXPANSION DRAFT
Pos.
College
FROM BALTIMORE
L.G. DUPRE.................................RB............ Baylor
RAY KROUSE..............................DE............ Maryland
DAVE SHERER............................WR/P........ Southern Methodist
FROM CHICAGODON HEALY.................................DT............. Maryland
JACK JOHNSON..........................RB............ Miami, Fla.
PETE JOHNSON..........................RB............ V.M.I.
FROM CLEVELAND
LEROY BOLDEN..........................RB............ Michigan StateFRANK CLARKE.........................WR/TE...... Colorado
ED MODZELEWSKI.....................RB............ Maryland
FROM DETROITCHARLES ANE............................C............... Southern California
GENE CRONIN............................LB............. Pacific
JIM DORAN.................................WR........... Iowa StateFROM GREEN BAY
NATE BORDEN...........................DE............ Indiana
BILL BUTLER..............................S............... Tenn. Chattanooga
DON McILHENNY........................RB............ Southern Methodist
FROM L.A. RAMSTOM FRANCKHAUSER..............CB............ Purdue
BOB FRY.....................................T............... Kentucky
DUANE PUTNAM........................G............... Pacific
FROM N.Y. GIANTS
AL BARRY....................................G............... Southern California
MELWOOD “BUZ” GUY..............G............... DukeDON HEINRICH...........................QB............ Washington
FROM PHILADELPHIADICK BIELSKI..............................TE............. Maryland
GERRY DeLUCCA.......................T............... Mid. Tennessee St.
BILL STRIEGEL............................LB............. Pacific
FROM PITTSBURGHRAY FISHER................................T/DT......... Eastern Illinois
BOBBY LUNA...............................RB............ Alabama
RAY MATHEWS...........................WR........... Clemson
FROM ST. LOUISBOB CROSS................................T............... Kilgore J.C.
ED HUSMANN.............................DT............. Nebraska
JACK PATERA............................LB............. Oregon
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
FRED DUGAN..............................WR........... Dayton
JOHN GONZAGA........................DE............ no college
JERRY TUBBS............................LB............. Oklahoma
FROM WASHINGTONTOM BRAATZ..............................LB............. Marquette
JOE NICELY.................................C............... West Virginia
DOYLE NIX..................................RB............ Southern Methodist

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RECORDS

2022 SEASON

ALL-TIME
DRAFT

Player

15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

1962

(Drafted 4th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded to Cleveland for first round pick in 1961.
2. SONNY GIBBS*..................QB............ Texas Christian............ 18
3. (A) No Choice – Traded to Chicago for Don Meredith.
3. (B) BOBBY PLUMMER........G............... Texas Christian............ 39
Choice from Cleveland for Duane Putnam.
4. No Choice – Traded to San Francisco for Bill Herchman.
5. No Choice – Traded to Los Angeles for Jimmy Harris.
6. (A) DONNIE DAVIS.............TE............. Southern University..... 74
6. (B) GEORGE ANDRIE........DE............ Marquette.................... 82
Choice and Allen Green from New York for Fred Dugan.
7. No Choice – Traded to Los Angeles for John Houser.
8. KEN TUREAUD...................RB............ Michigan.................... 102
9. No Choice – Traded to Baltimore for Don Perkins.
10. JOHN M. LONGMEYER......G............... Southern Illinois......... 130
11. LARRY HUDAS...................WR........... Michigan State........... 144
12. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay for Steve Meilinger.
13. ROBERT MOSES................TE............. Texas......................... 172
14. HAROLD HAYS*.................G............... Southern Mississippi.. 186
15. GUY REESE........................T............... Southern Methodist... 200
16. ROBERT JOHNSTON.........T............... Rice........................... 214
17. RAY JACOBS......................DT............. Howard Payne........... 228(went to AFL)
18. DAVE CLOUTIER*...............RB............ Maine......................... 242(went to AFL)
19. PAUL HOLMES...................T............... Georgia...................... 256
20. AMOS BULLOCKS.............RB............ Southern Illinois......... 270

1963

HISTORY

1961

SIDELINESNo Choice – Traded to Green Bay for Fred Cone.
NORRIS STEVENSON....HB...............Missouri................... 142
LOWNDES SHINGLER...QB...............Clemson.................. 156
DON GOODMAN.............HB...............Florida..................... 170
BILL SHAW......................G..................Georgia Tech .......... 184(went to AFL)JULIUS VARNADO..........T..................San Francisco State. 198(went to AFL)JERRY STEFFEN............HB...............Colorado.................. 212
EVERETT CLOUD...........HB...............Maryland.................. 226
RANDY WILLIAMS..........HB...............Indiana..................... 240
LYNN HOYEM*................C..................Long Beach State.... 254
JERRY MORGAN............QB...............Iowa State............... 268(Drafted 2nd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) No Choice – Traded along with sixth round choice to Washington
for Eddie LeBaron.
1. (B) BOB LILLY....................DT............. Texas Christian............ 13
Choice from Cleveland for first round pick in 1962.
2.
E.J. HOLUB.....................LB................Texas Tech................ 16(went to AFL)
3.
STEW BARBER...............G..................Penn State..................30(went to AFL)
4.
SONNY DAVIS................WR..............Baylor........................ 44
5.
No Choice – Traded to San Francisco for Gene Babb.
6. No Choice – Traded, along with first round choice, to Washington for
LeBaron.
7.
ART GIMORE..................HB...............Oregon State............. 66
8.
DON TALBERT*..............T..................Texas....................... 100
9.
GLYNN GREGORY.........HB...............Southern Methodist. 114
BOLD Indicates Made Active Roster

218(Drafted 6th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. LEE ROY JORDAN.............LB............. Alabama........................ 6
2. No Choice – Traded along with ninth round choice to Chicago for
Chuck Howley.
3. JIM PRICE...........................LB............. Auburn......................... 34
4. WHALEY HALL*..................G............... Mississippi................... 48
5. No Choice – Traded to New York for Dick Nolan.
6. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay for John Sutro.
7. MARV CLOTHIER...............G............... Kansas......................... 90
8. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay for Lee Folkins.
9. No Choice – Traded along with second round choice to Chicago for
Chuck Howley.
10. ROD SCHEYER..................T............... Washington................ 132
11. RAY SCHOENKE................C............... Southern Methodist... 146
12. BILL PERKINS.....................FB............. Iowa........................... 160
13. PAUL WICKER*...................T............... Fresno State.............. 174
14. LOU CIOCI..........................LB............. Boston College.......... 188
15. JERRY OVERTON..............WR........... Utah........................... 202
16. DENNIS GOLDEN...............T............... Holy Cross................. 216
17. ERNEST PARKS*................G............... McMurry..................... 230(went to AFL)
18. BILL FRANK.......................T............... Colorado.................... 244
19. JIM STIGER........................RB............ Washington................ 258
20. TOMMY LUCAS..................TE............. Texas......................... 272

1968

SIDELINES

219

HISTORY

1969(Drafted Alternately 24th, 23rd, 22nd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. CALVIN HILL......................RB............ Yale.............................. 24
2. RICHMOND FLOWERS......WR........... Tennessee................... 49
3. (A) TOM STINCIC...............LB............. Michigan...................... 68
3. (B) HALVOR HAGEN..........DE............ Weber State................. 74
Choice from San Francisco for Harold Hayes.
4. No Choice – Traded to New Orleans for Dave Simmons.
5. (A) No Choice – Traded to Baltimore for Andy Stynchula.

PLAYOFF
RECORDS(Drafted Alternately 20th, 19th, 21st)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. DENNIS HOMAN................FL............. Alabama...................... 20
2. DAVID McDANIELS............WR........... Mississippi Valley......... 45
3. (A) No Choice – Traded to Minnesota for Lance Rentzel.
3. (B) ED HARMON.................LB............. Louisville...................... 71
Choice from Chicago for Austin Denney and Mac Percival.
4. (A) No Choice – Traded to New Orleans for Larry Stephens.
4. (B) JOHN DOUGLAS..........LB............. Missouri....................... 97
Choice from New York for Jim Colvin.
5. BLAINE NYE.......................G............... Stanford..................... 130
6. D.D. LEWIS.........................LB............. Mississippi State........ 159
7. BOB TAUCHER...................T............... Nebraska................... 185
8. FRANK BROWN.................DE............ Albany State.............. 211
9. KEN KMIEC.........................DB............ Illinois......................... 241
10. BEN OLISON.......................FL............. Kansas....................... 266
11. RON SHOTTS.....................RB............ Oklahoma.................. 292
12. WILSON WHITTY................LB............. Boston University....... 321
13. CARTER LORD...................TE............. Harvard...................... 347
14. RON WILLIAMS..................DB............ West Virginia.............. 373
15. TOMMY LUNCEFORD........P............... Auburn....................... 402
16. LARRY COLE.....................DE............ Hawaii........................ 428
17. GEORGE NORDGREN.......RB............ Houston..................... 454

RECORDS(Drafted 23rd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Given along with second- and two fifth round choices,to Houston for Ralph Neely.
2. No Choice – Given along with first- and two fifth round choices to
Houston for Ralph Neely.
3. PHIL CLARK.......................DB............ Northwestern............... 76
4. CURTIS MARKER...............G............... Northern Michigan..... 103
5. (A) No Choice – Choice and Jim Steffen from Wash­ington for Brig
Owens, Mitch Johnson, and Jake Kupp; given along with first, second and fifth round choices to Houston for Ralph Neely.
5. (B) No Choice – From Cleveland for Joe Bob Isbell; given along with
first, second and fifth round choices to Houston for Ralph Neely.
5. (C) No Choice – Traded to Green Bay for Henry Gremminger.
6. SIMS STOKES....................DB............ Northern Arizona........ 157
7. RAYFIELD WRIGHT...........DE............ Fort Valley State........ 182
8. STEVE LAUB......................QB............ Illinois Wesleyan........ 208
9. BYRON MORGAN...............DB............ Findlay (Ohio)............ 234
10. EUGENE BOWENS............RB............ Tennessee A&I........... 260
11. PAT RILEY...........................WR........... Kentucky.................... 285
12. HAROLD DETERS..............K............... North Carolina State.. 312
13. AL KERKIAN........................DE............ Akron......................... 338
14. TOM BOYD..........................G............... Tarleton State............ 364
15. LEAVIE DAVIS.....................DB............ Edward Waters Col.... 390
16. PAUL BROTHERS...............HB............ Oregon State............. 416
17. GEORGE ADAMS...............LB............. Morehead State......... 442

2022 SEASON

1966(Drafted 5th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. JOHN NILAND....................G............... Iowa............................... 5
2. WILLIE TOWNES*..............DE............ Tulsa............................ 22
3. No Choice – Traded to San Francisco for Leon Donohue.
4. No Choice – Traded to Baltimore for Ralph Neely.
5. (A) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco for J.D. Smith.
5. (B) WALT GARRISON........RB............ Oklahoma State........... 79
Choice from Baltimore through Detroit for Amos Marsh.
6. BOB DUNLEVY...................WR........... West Virginia................ 86
7. ART ROBINSON.................TE............. Florida A&M............... 100
8. DON KUNIT.........................RB............ Penn State................. 116
9. DARRELL ELAM.................FL............. West Virginia Tech..... 130
10. MASON MITCHELL.............RB............ Washington................ 146
11. AUSTIN DENNEY*..............TE............. Tennessee................. 160
12. (A) LES SHY.......................RB............ Long Beach State...... 173
Choice from Pittsburgh for Lee Folkins.

1967

ALL-TIME
DRAFT

1965

(Drafted 6th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. CRAIG MORTON................QB............ California....................... 5
2. MALCOLM WALKER..........LB............. Rice............................. 19
3. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay
4. (A) JIM SIDLE......................FB............. Auburn......................... 47
4. (B) BOB SVIHUS.................T............... Southern California...... 53(went to AFL) Choice from Detroit for Sonny Gibbs.
5. ROGER PETTEE................LB............. Florida.......................... 61
6. SONNY UTZ........................RB............ VPI............................... 75
7. BRIG OWENS.....................DB............ Cincinnati..................... 89
8. RUSSELL WAYT.................LB............. Rice........................... 103
9. JIM ZANIOS........................FB............. Texas Tech................. 117
10. GAYLON McCOLLOUGH....C............... Alabama.................... 131
11. JETHRO PUGH...................DT............. Elizabeth City State... 145
12. ERNIE KELLERMAN...........QB............ Miami, OH.................. 159
13. JACK SCHRAUB.................TE............. California................... 173
14. GARRY PORTERFIELD.....DE............ Tulsa.......................... 187
15. GENE FOSTER...................RB............ Arizona State............. 201(went to AFL)
16. DOUG McDOUGAL.............E............... Oregon State............. 215
17. MITCH JOHNSON..............T............... UCLA......................... 229
18. MARTIN AMSLER...............DT............. Evansville.................. 243
19. MERV RETTENMUND........HB............ Ball State................... 257
20. RON BARLOW*...................T............... Kansas State............. 271

12. (B) CRAIG BAYNHAM*.......RB............ Georgia Tech............. 176
13. RONNIE LAMB....................RB............ South Carolina........... 190
14. LEWIS TURNER..................RB............ Norfolk State.............. 206
15. MARK GARTUNG*..............DT............. Oregon State............. 220
16. TOM PIGGEE......................RB............ San Francisco State.. 236
17. GEORGE ALLEN.................T............... West Texas State....... 250(went to AFL)
18. STEVE ORR........................DT............. Washington................ 266
18. BYRON JOHNSON.............T............... Central Wash, St........ 280
20. LOU HUDSON.....................FL............. Minnesota.................. 296

STAFF

1964

(Drafted 4th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. SCOTT APPLETON.............DT............. Texas............................. 4
2. MEL RENFRO.....................DB............ Oregon......................... 17
3. No Choice – Traded to L.A. Rams for Bob Long and John Meyers.
4. PERRY LEE DUNN.............DB............ Mississippi................... 45
5. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay for Gary Barnes
6. (A) BILLY LOTHRIDGE......K-QB......... Georgia Tech............... 73
6. (B) JIM CURRY...................WR........... Cincinnati..................... 82
Choice from Cleveland for Andy Cvercko.
6. (C) JIMMY EVANS...............WR........... Texas Western............. 83
Choice from Green Bay for Jerry Norton.
7. BOB HAYES*......................WR........... Florida A&M................. 88
8. AL GEVERINK.....................RB............ UCLA......................... 101
9. JAKE KUPP........................G............... Washington................ 116
10. ROGER STAUBACH*.........QB............ Navy.......................... 129
11. BOBBY CRENSHAW..........G............... Baylor........................ 144(went to AFL)
12. JOHNNY NORMAN.............WR........... NW Louisiana.............157
13. JERRY RHOME*.................QB............ Tulsa...........................172
14. JIM WORDEN.....................LB............. Wittenberg................. 185
15. BILL VAN BURKLEO...........WR........... Tulsa.......................... 200
16. PAUL CERCEL....................C............... Pittsburgh.................. 213
17. HARRY ABELL*...................LB............. Missouri..................... 228(went to AFL)
18. No Selection........................Player chosen not eligible.
19. H.D. MURPHY.....................DB............ Oregon....................... 256
20. JOHN HUGHES..................LB............. Southern Methodist... 269

STAFF
ALL-TIME
DRAFT
2022 SEASONRECORDS

1969 Draft, cont.
5. (B) CHUCK KYLE................LB............. Purdue....................... 125
Choice from Los Angeles for Coy Bacon.
6. RICH SHAW........................FL............. Arizona State............. 152
7. LARRY BALES....................WR........... Emory & Henry.......... 180
8. ELMER BENHARDT............LB............. Missouri..................... 205
9. CLAXTON WELCH.............RB............ Oregon....................... 230
10. STUART GOTTLIEB............G............... Weber State............... 258
11. CLARENCE WILLIAMS.......DT............. Prairie View A&M....... 283
12. BOB BELDEN.....................QB............ Notre Dame............... 308
13. RENE MATISON..................WR........... New Mexico............... 336
14. GERALD LUTRI..................T............... Northern Michigan..... 361
15. BILL JUSTUS......................DB............ Tennessee................. 386
16. FLOYD KERR......................DB............ Colorado State........... 414
17. BILL BAILEY........................DT............. Lewis & Clark............. 439

1970(Drafted 23rd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. DUANE THOMAS...............RB............ West Texas.................. 23
2. (A) BOB ASHER.................T............... Vanderbilt..................... 27
Choice from Chicago for Craig Baynham and Phil Clark.
2. (B) MARGENE ADKINS......WR........... Henderson J.C............. 49
3. (A) CHARLIE WATERS.......CB............ Clemson...................... 66
Choice from Houston through Cleveland for Jerry Rhome.
3. (B) STEVE KINER...............LB............. Tennessee................... 73
Choice from Cleveland for Jerry Rhome.
3. (C) DENTON FOX...............S............... Texas Tech................... 75
4. JOHN FITZGERALD...........T............... Boston College.......... 101
5. No Choice – Traded to St. Louis for Bobby Joe Conrad.
6. PAT TOOMAY......................DE............ Vanderbilt................... 153
7. DON ABBEY........................LB............. Penn State................. 179
8. JERRY DOSSEY.................G............... Arkansas.................... 205
9. ZENON ANDRUSYSHYN....K............... UCLA......................... 231
10. PETE ATHAS.......................S............... Dade J.C.................... 257
11. IVAN SOUTHERLAND........DT............. Clemson.................... 283
12. JOE WILLIAMS...................RB............ Wyoming.................... 309
13. MARK WASHINGTON........CB............ Morgan State............. 335
14. JULIAN MARTIN..................WR........... N. Carolina Central.... 361
15. KEN DeLONG.....................TE............. Tennessee................. 387
16. SEABERN HILL...................CB............ Arizona State............. 411
17. GLENN PATTERSON..........C............... Nebraska................... 438

HISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS1971(Drafted 25th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. TODY SMITH.......................DE............ Southern California...... 25
2. ISAAC THOMAS.................CB............ Bishop.......................... 51
3. (A) SAM SCARBER.............RB............ New Mexico................. 69
Choice from St. Louis for John Wilbur.
3. (B) BILL GREGORY...........DE............ Wisconsin.................... 77
4. (A) JOE CARTER................TE............. Grambling.................... 80
Choice from New Orleans for Willie Townes.
4. (B) BUDDY MITCHELL........T............... Mississippi................. 103
5. RON KADZIEL.....................LB............. Stanford..................... 129
6. STEVE MAIER....................WR........... Northern Arizona........ 155
7. BILL GRIFFIN......................T-G........... Catawba.................... 181
8. RON JESSIE.......................WR........... Kansas....................... 206
9. HONOR JACKSON.............WR........... Pacific........................ 233
10. RODNEY WALLACE...........DT............. New Mexico............... 259
11. ERNEST BONWELL............LB............. Lane College............. 285
12. STEVE GOEPEL.................QB............ Colgate...................... 311
13. JAMES FORD.....................RB............ Texas Southern.......... 337
14. TYRONE COUEY................DB............ Utah State.................. 363
15. BOB YOUNG.......................TE............. Delaware................... 389
16. JOHN BRENNAN................T............... Boston College.......... 415
17. JOHN BOMER.....................C............... Memphis State........... 440

SIDELINES

1972(Drafted 26th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. BILL THOMAS....................RB............ Boston College............ 26
2. (A) ROBERT NEWHOUSE......RB............ Houston....................... 35
Choice from New England for Halvor Hagen and Honor Jackson.

220

2. (B) JOHN BABINECZ.........LB............. Villanova...................... 39
Choice from New Orleans for Margene Adkins.
2. (C) CHARLES McKEE.........WR........... Arizona........................ 52
3. (A) MIKE KELLER..............LB............. Michigan...................... 64
Choice from New England for Halvor Hagen and Honor Jackson.
3. (B) MARV BATEMAN.........P-K........... Utah............................. 78
4. (A) TIM KEARNEY...............LB............. Northern Michigan....... 83
Choice from New Orleans for Joe Williams.
4. (B) ROBERT WEST.............WR........... San Diego State.......... 90
Choice from New England for Steve Kiner.
4. (C) CHARLES ZAPIEC........LB............. Penn State................... 93
Choice from Detroit for Ron Jessie.
4. (D) No Choice – Traded to New Orleans for Don Talbert.
5. No Choice – Traded to San Diego for Tony Liscio.
6. CHARLES BOLDEN............DB............ Iowa........................... 156
7. No Choice – Traded to Chicago for Lee Roy Caffey.
8. RALPH COLEMAN.............LB............. North Carolina A&T.... 208
9. ROY BELL...........................RB............ Oklahoma.................. 234
10. RICHARD AMMAN..............DE............ Florida State.............. 260
11. LONNIE LEONARD.............T-G........... North Carolina A&T.... 286
12. JIMMY HARRIS...................WR........... Ohio State.................. 312
13. JEAN FUGETT....................TE............. Amherst..................... 338
14. ALAN THOMPSON..............RB............ Wisconsin.................. 363
15. CARLOS ALVAREZ.............WR........... Florida........................ 390
16. GORDON LONGMIRE........QB............ Utah........................... 416
17. ALFONSO CAIN..................DT............. Bethune-Cookman..... 442

1973(Drafted Alternately 20th, 22nd, 21st)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. BILLY JOE DuPREE...........TE............. Michigan State............. 20
2. (A) GOLDEN RICHARDS.....WR........... Hawaii.......................... 46
Choice from Green Bay for Ron Widby and Ike Thomas.
2. (B) No Choice – To Chicago as compensation for signing Jack Concannon.
3. (A) HARVEY MARTIN.........DT............. East Texas State.......... 53
Choice from Houston through New Orleans for Tom Stincic.
3. (B) No Choice – Traded to New England for Ron Sellers.
4. DRANE SCRIVENER..........DB............ Tulsa............................ 98
5. BRUCE WALTON................T............... UCLA......................... 126
6. BOB LEYEN........................G............... Yale............................ 151
7. RODRIGO BARNES...........LB............. Rice........................... 176
8. DAN WERNER....................QB............ Michigan State........... 204
9. MIKE WHITE.......................CB............ Minnesota.................. 229
10. CARL JOHNSON.................LB............. Tennessee................. 254
11. GERALD CASWELL............G............... Colorado State........... 282
12. JIM ARNESON....................G............... Arizona...................... 307
13. JOHN SMITH.......................WR........... UCLA......................... 332
14. BOB THORNTON................G-C........... North Carolina........... 360
15. WALT BAISY........................LB............. Grambling.................. 385
16. JOHN CONLEY...................TE............. Hawaii........................ 410
17. LES STRAYHORN..............RB............ East Carolina............. 438

1974(Drafted Alternately 22nd, 21st, 20th, 23rd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) ED JONES....................DE............ Tennessee State............ 1
Choice from Houston for Tody Smith and Billy Parks.
1. (B) CHARLES YOUNG.......RB............ North Carolina State.... 22
2. No Choice – Choice and Ron Sellers to Miami for Otto Stowe.
3. (A) DANNY WHITE.............QB............ Arizona State............... 53
Choice from Houston for Tody Smith and Billy Parks.
3. (B) CALVIN PETERSON......LB............. UCLA........................... 72
4. (A) KEN HUTCHERSON......LB............. Livingston State........... 97
Choice from Oakland for Gloster Richardson.
4. (B) ANDY ANDRADE...........RB-DB...... Northern Michigan..... 101
5. JOHN KELSEY....................T............... Missouri..................... 126
6. JIM BRIGHT........................DB............ UCLA......................... 151
7. RAYMOND NESTER...........LB............. Michigan State........... 176
8. MIKE HOLT..........................DB............ Michigan State........... 205
9. BILL DULIN..........................T............... Johnson C. Smith...... 230
10. DENNIS MORGAN..............DB............ Western Illinois.......... 255
11. HARVEY McGEE.................WR........... Southern Mississippi.. 280
12. KEITH BOBO.......................QB............ Southern Methodist... 309

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1980

221

SIDELINES(Drafted Alternately 23rd, 24th, 25th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded along with second round choice to Baltimore forJohn Dutton.
2. No Choice – Traded along with first round choice to Baltimore forJohn Dutton.
3. (A) BILL ROE......................LB............. Colorado...................... 78
Choice from Chicago for Golden Richards.
3. (B) JAMES JONES.............RB............ Mississippi State.......... 81
4. KURT PETERSEN..............DL............. Missouri..................... 107
5. GARY HOGEBOOM............QB............ Central Michigan........ 135
6. TIMMY NEWSOME.............RB............ Winston-Salem State. 165
7. LESTER BROWN................RB............ Clemson.................... 192
8. LARRY SAVAGE.................LB............. Michigan State........... 219
9. JACKIE FLOWERS.............WR........... Florida State.............. 249
10. MATTHEW TEAGUE...........DE............ Prairie View A&M....... 276
11. GARY PADJEN....................LB............. Arizona State............. 303
12. NORM WELLS....................DT............. Northwestern............. 333

HISTORY

1977(Drafted Alternately 24th, 25th, 26th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. TONY DORSETT.................RB............ Pittsburgh...................... 2
Choice from Seattle for Cow­boys first round choice and threesecond round choices.
2. GLENN CARANO...............QB............ Nevada-Las Vegas...... 54
Choice from Seattle for Duke Fergerson.
3. (A) TONY HILL....................WR........... Stanford....................... 62
Choice from Philadelphia for John Niland.

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2. (B) JIM EIDSON..................G............... Mississippi State.......... 55
3. (A) DUKE FERGERSON.....WR........... San Diego State.......... 73
Choice from San Francisco for Bob Hayes.
3. (B) JOHN SMITH.................RB............ Boise State.................. 75
Choice from Denver for Otto Stowe.
3. (C) BUTCH JOHNSON.......WR........... UC-Riverside............... 87
4. TOM RAFFERTY.................G............... Penn State................. 119
5. WALLY PESUIT...................T............... Kentucky.................... 151
6. GREG McGUIRE.................T............... Indiana....................... 181
7. (A) GREG SCHAUM...........DT............. Michigan State........... 186
Choice from San Diego for Ken Hutcherson.
7. (B) DAVID WILLIAMS..........RB............ Colorado.................... 208
8. HENRY LAWS.....................DB............ South Carolina........... 236
9. BEASLEY REECE..............DB............ North Texas............... 264
10. LEROY COOK.....................DE............ Alabama.................... 290
11. CORNELIUS GREEN..........QB............ Ohio State.................. 317
12. CHARLES McSHANE.........LB............. Cal Lutheran.............. 346
13. MARK DRISCOLL...............QB............ Colorado State........... 374
14. LARRY MUSHINSKIE.........TE............. Nebraska................... 402
15. DALE CURRY......................LB............. UCLA......................... 430
16. RICH COSTANZO...............T............... Nebraska................... 458
17. STAN WOODFILL................K............... Oregon....................... 486

1979(Drafted 27th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. ROBERT SHAW..................C............... Tennessee................... 27
2. AARON MITCHELL............CB............ Nevada-Las Vegas...... 55
3. DOUG COSBIE...................TE............. Santa Clara.................. 76
Swapped choices with Seattle in Bill Gregory trade.
4. RALPH DeLOACH...............DE............ California................... 109
5. (A) BOB HUKILL..................OL............. North Carolina........... 121
Choice from Chicago for Golden Richards.
5. (B) CURTIS ANDERSON....DE............ Central State (OH)..... 128
Choice from Seattle for Efren Herrera.
5. (C) RON SPRINGS.............RB............ Ohio State.................. 136
6. (A) TIM LAVENDER.............CB............ Southern California.... 155
Choice from Seattle for Bill Gregory.
6. (B) MIKE SALZANO............OL............. North Carolina........... 160
Choice from Denver for Jim Jensen.
6. (C) CHRIS DeFRANCE.......WR........... Arizona State............. 164
7. GREG FITZPATRICK..........LB............. Youngstown............... 191
8. BRUCE THORNTON...........DT............. Illinois......................... 219
9. GARRY COBB.....................LB............. Southern California.... 247
10. MIKE CALHOUN.................DT............. Notre Dame............... 274
11. No Choice – Traded to Detroit for Skip Butler.
12. QUENTIN LOWRY..............LB............. Youngstown............... 329

RECORDS(Drafted 27th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. AARON KYLE.....................DB............ Wyoming...................... 27
2. (A) JIM JENSEN.................RB............ Iowa............................. 40
Choice from N.Y. Giants for Craig Morton.

1978(Drafted 28th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. LARRY BETHEA.................DL............. Michigan State............. 28
2. TODD CHRISTENSEN........RB-TE....... Brigham Young............ 56
3. DAVID HUDGENS...............OL............. Oklahoma.................... 84
4. ALOIS BLACKWELL..........RB............ Houston..................... 112
5. RICH ROSEN......................G............... Syracuse.................... 140
6. HAROLD RANDOLPH.........LB............. East Carolina............. 168
7. TOM RANDALL..................DT............. Iowa State.................. 196
8. HOMER BUTLER................WR........... UCLA......................... 224
9. RUSS WILLIAMS................DB............ Tennessee................. 252
10. BARRY TOMASETTI...........OL............. Iowa........................... 280
11. DENNIS THURMAN............S............... Southern California.... 308
12. LEE WASHBURN................OL............. Montana State........... 336

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Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) RANDY WHITE.............DE............ Maryland........................ 2
Choice from N.Y. Giants for Craig Morton.
1. (B) THOMAS HENDERSON.......LB............. Langston...................... 18
2. BURTON LAWLESS...........G............... Florida.......................... 44
3. BOB BREUNIG...................LB............. Arizona State............... 70
4. (A) PAT DONOVAN.............DE............ Stanford....................... 90
Choice from Houston for Mike Montgomery.
4. (B) RANDY HUGHES..........DB............ Oklahoma.................... 96
5. (A) KYLE DAVIS.................C............... Oklahoma.................. 113
Choice from Green Bay for Jack Concannon.
5. (B) No Choice – Traded to Cincinnati for Clint Longley.
6. ROLLY WOOLSEY.............DB............ Boise State................ 148
7. MICHAEL HEGMAN...........LB............. Tennessee State........ 173
8. MITCH HOOPES.................P............... Arizona...................... 200
9. ED JONES...........................DB............ Rutgers...................... 226
10. DENNIS BOOKER...............RB............ Millersville State......... 252
11. GREG KRPALEK.................C............... Oregon State............. 278
12. CHUCK BLAND...................DB............ Cincinnati................... 304
13. HERB SCOTT.....................G............... Virginia Union............ 330
14. SCOTT LAIDLAW...............RB............ Stanford..................... 356
15. WILLIE HAMILTON..............RB............ Arizona...................... 382
16. PETE CLARK......................TE............. Colorado State........... 407
17. JIM TESTERMAN................TE............. Dayton....................... 434

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DRAFT(B) VAL BELCHER..............G............... Houston....................... 81
GUY BROWN......................LB............. Houston..................... 108
ANDY FREDERICK.............OL............. New Mexico............... 137
JIM COOPER......................T............... Temple....................... 164
DAVID STALLS...................DT............. Northern Colorado..... 191(A) AL CLEVELAND............DL............. Pacific........................ 208
Choice from San Diego for Mitch Hoopes.
8. (B) FRED WILLIAMS...........RB............ Arizona State............. 221
9. MARK CANTRELL...............C............... North Carolina........... 248
10. STEVE DeBERG.................QB............ San Jose State.......... 275
11. DON WARDLOW.................TE............. Washington................ 305
12. GREG PETERS...................OL............. California................... 332

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13. FRED LIMA..........................K............... Colorado.................... 334
14. DOUG RICHARDS..............DB............ Brigham Young.......... 359
15. BRUCE CRAFT...................DT............. Geneva, Pa................ 384
16. GENE KILLIAN...................T............... Tennessee................. 413
17. LAWRIE SKOLROOD..........T............... North Dakota............. 438

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1981(Drafted Alternately 25th and 26th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. HOWARD RICHARDS........T............... Missouri....................... 26
2. DOUG DONLEY..................WR........... Ohio State.................... 53
3. GLEN TITENSOR...............DL............. Brigham Young............ 82
4. (A) SCOTT PELLUER.........LB............. Washington State........ 92
Choice from San Francisco for Thomas Henderson.
4. (B) DERRIE NELSON.........LB............. Nebraska................... 109
5. DANNY SPRADLIN.............LB............. Tennessee................. 138
6. VINCE SKILLINGS..............DB............ Ohio State.................. 165
7. (A) RON FELLOWS............DB............ Missouri..................... 175
Choice from Tampa Bay for Dave Stalls.
7. (B) KEN MILLER.................DB............ East Michigan............ 194
8. PAUL PIUROWSKI..............LB............. Florida State.............. 221
9. MIKE WILSON....................WR........... Washington State...... 250
10. PAT GRAHAM.....................DT............. California................... 277
11. TIM MORRISON..................G............... Georgia...................... 303
12. NATE LUNDY......................WR........... Indiana....................... 330

1982(Drafted 26th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. ROD HILL............................CB............ Kentucky State............ 25
2. JEFF ROHRER...................LB............. Yale.............................. 54
3. JIM ELIOPULOS.................LB............. Wyoming...................... 82
4. (A) BRIAN CARPENTER.....CB............ Michigan.................... 102
Choice from Tampa Bay for Dave Stalls.
4. (B) MONTY HUNTER..........S............... Salem College........... 110
5. PHIL POZDERAC...............T............... Notre Dame............... 138
6. (A) KEN HAMMOND...........G............... Vanderbilt................... 144
Choice from Cleveland for Bruce Huther.
6. (B) CHARLES DAUM..........DL............. Cal Poly-SLO............. 166
7. BILL PURIFOY....................DL............. Tulsa.......................... 194
8. (A) GEORGE PEOPLES.....RB............ Auburn....................... 217
Choice from Denver through Buffalo for Wade Manning.
8. (B) DWIGHT SULLIVAN......RB............ North Carolina State.. 222
9. JOE GARY...........................DL............. UCLA......................... 250
10. TODD ECKERSON.............T............... North Carolina State.. 278
11. (A) GEORGE THOMPSON.WR........... Albany State.............. 297
Choice from Tampa Bay for Aaron Mitchell.
11. (B) MICHAEL WHITING......RB............ Florida State.............. 306
12. RICH BURTNESS...............G............... Montana..................... 334

1983(Drafted Alternately 23rd, 24th, 21st, 22nd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. JIM JEFFCOAT...................DE............ Arizona State............... 23
2. MIKE WALTER....................LB............. Oregon......................... 50
3. BRYAN CALDWELL............DE............ Arizona State............... 77
4. CHRIS FAULKNER.............TE............. Florida........................ 108
5. CHUCK McSWAIN..............RB............ Clemson.................... 135
6. REGGIE COLLIER..............QB............ Southern Mississippi.. 162
7. CHRIS SCHULTZ................T............... Arizona...................... 179
8. LAWRENCE RICKS............RB............ Michigan.................... 210
9. AL GROSS..........................S............... Arizona...................... 237
10. ERIC MORAN......................T............... Washington................ 264
11. DAN TAYLOR......................T............... Idaho State................ 291
12. LORENZO BOUIER............RB............ Maine......................... 322`

1984(Drafted Alternately 25th and 26th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. BILLY CANNON..................LB............. Texas A&M................... 25
2. (A) VICTOR SCOTT............DB............ Colorado...................... 40
Choice from Houston thru Minn­esota for Butch Johnson.
2. (B) No Choice – Traded to Houston for Mike Renfro.
3. FRED CORNWELL.............TE............. Southern California...... 81
4. STEVE DeOSSIE................LB............. Boston College.......... 110
5. (A) STEVE PELLUER.........QB............ Washington................ 113
Choice from Tampa Bay for Danny Spradlin.

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5. (B) NORM GRANGER........RB............ Iowa........................... 137
6. (A) EUGENE LOCKHART......LB............. Houston..................... 152
Choice from Chicago for Jay Saldi.
6. (B) JOE LEVELIS...............G............... Iowa........................... 166
7. ED MARTIN.........................LB............. Indiana State............. 193
8. MIKE REVELL.....................RB............ Bethune-Cookman..... 222
9. (A) JOHN HUNT..................OL............. Florida........................ 232
Choice from Indianapolis for Raul Allegre.
9. (B) NEAL MAUNE................OL............. Notre Dame............... 249
10. BRIAN SALONEN...............TE............. Montana..................... 278
11. DOWE AUGHTMAN............DL............. Auburn....................... 304
12. CARL LEWIS.......................WR........... Houston..................... 334

U.S.F.L. SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT(Drafted Alternately 25th and 26th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. TODD FOWLER..................FB............. Stephen F. Austin......... 25
From Houston Gamblers.
2. MALCOLM MOORE............WR........... Southern California...... 54
From Los Angeles Express.
3. JEFF SPEK.........................TE............. San Diego State.......... 81
From New Jersey Generals.

1985(Drafted Alternately 17th, 16th, 20th, 19th, 18th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. KEVIN BROOKS.................DE............ Michigan...................... 17
2. JESSE PENN......................LB............. Virginia Tech................ 44
3. CRAWFORD KER...............G............... Florida.......................... 76
4. ROBERT LAVETTE............RB............ Georgia Tech............. 103
5. (A) HERSCHEL WALKER......RB............ Georgia...................... 114
Choice from Houston for Butch Johnson.
5. (B) MATT DARWIN..............C/G........... Texas A&M................. 119
Choice from Cleveland thru Buffalo for Rod Hill.
6. (A) KURT PLOEGER..........DT............. Gustavus Adolphus.... 144
Choice from Indianapolis for Steve Wright.
6. (B) MATT MORAN...............C/G........... Stanford..................... 157
7. (A) KARL POWE.................WR........... Alabama State........... 178
Choice from San Diego thru Kansas City for Lawrence Ricks.
7. (B) JIM HERRMANN...........DE............ Brigham Young.......... 184
8. LEON GONZALEZ..............WR........... Bethune-Cookman..... 216
9. SCOTT STRASBURGER....LB............. Nebraska................... 243
10. JOE JONES.........................TE............. Virginia Tech.............. 270
11. NEAL DELLOCONO............LB............. UCLA......................... 297
12. KARL JORDAN....................LB............. Vanderbilt................... 324

1986(Drafted Alternately 21st, 20th, 19th, 18th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) MIKE SHERRARD........WR........... UCLA........................... 18
Choice from San Francisco for Cow­boys first and fifth round choices.
1. (B) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco along with fifth roundchoice for San Francisco’s first round choice.
2. DARRYL CLACK................RB............ Arizona State............... 33
Traded to from Indianapolis for Gary Hogeboom.
3. MARK WALEN....................DT............. UCLA........................... 74
4. MAX ZENDEJAS.................K............... Arizona...................... 100
5. No Choice – Traded to San Francisco along with first round choicefor San Francisco’s first round choice.
6. (A) THORNTON CHANDLER.....TE............. Alabama.................... 140
Choice from Buffalo for Rod Hill.
6. (B) STAN GELBAUGH.........QB............ Maryland.................... 150
Choice from Detroit for Angelo King.
6. (C) LLOYD YANCEY...........G............... Temple....................... 158
7. JOHNNY HOLLOWAY........DB............ Kansas....................... 185
8. TOPPER CLEMONS...........RB............ Wake Forest.............. 212
9. JOHN IONATA.....................G............... Florida State.............. 242
10. BRYAN CHESTER..............G............... Texas......................... 269
11. GARTH JAX........................LB............. Florida State.............. 296
12. (A) CHRIS DULIBAN..........LB............. Texas......................... 307
Choice from Buffalo for Rod Hill.
12. (B) TONY FLACK................DB............ Georgia...................... 322

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1991(Drafted Alternately 13th and 14th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) RUSSELL MARYLAND......DT............. Miami, Fla...................... 1
Choice from New England for first round choice obtained from Minn­esota, second round choice, Ron Francis, David Howard andEugene Lockhart.
1. (B) ALVIN HARPER............WR........... Tennessee................... 12
2. (A) DIXON EDWARDS........LB............. Michigan State............. 37
1989
Choice from Detroit for first round choice obtained from Washington.
(Drafted 1st)
2. (B) No Choice – To New England along with first round choice
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
obtain­ed from Minnesota, Ron Francis, David Howard and Eugene
1. TROY AIKMAN...................QB............ UCLA............................. 1
Lockhart for New England’s first round choice.
2. (A) Steve Wisneiwski...........G............... Penn State....................29
3. (A) GODFREY MYLES........LB............. Florida.......................... 62		
Traded along with sixth round choice to L.A. Raiders for their
Choice obtained from San Diego for 1990 draft choices.
		second, third and fifth round choices..
second, third and fifth3. round(B) JAMES
choices.RICHARDS.......G............... California..................... 64
2. (B) DARYL JOHNSTON........FB............. Syracuse...................... 39
Choice obtained from Detroit for first round choice
Choice from L.A. Raiders along with third and fifth round choices for
obtained from Washington.
		Cow­boys second and sixth round choices..
Cow­boys second 3.
and (C)sixthNoround
Choicechoices.
– Traded to Minnesota in Hershcel Walker deal.
3. (A) MARK STEPNOSKI........OL............. Pittsburgh.................... 57
3. (D) ERIK WILLIAMS...........T............... Central St. (OH)........... 70
3. (B) RHONDY WESTON.......DE............ Florida.......................... 68
Choice obtained from New Orleans in Steve Walsh trade.
Choice from L.A. Raiders along with sec­ond and fifth round choices
4. (A) CURVIN RICHARDS........RB............ Pittsburgh.................... 97
for Cow­boys second and sixth round choices.
4. (B) BILL MUSGRAVE..........QB............ Oregon....................... 106
4. TONY TOLBERT.................DE............ Texas-El Paso.............. 85
Choice obtained from Kansas City in Steve Pelluer trade.
5. (A) KEITH JENNINGS........TE............. Clemson.................... 113
4. (C) TONY HILL....................DE............ Tenn.-Chattanooga.... 108
5. (B) WILLIS CROCKETT.....LB............. Georgia Tech............. 119
Choice obtained from Detroit for first round choice
Choice from L.A. Raiders along with second and thirdobtained from Washington.
		round choices for Cowboys second and sixth round choices.
4. (D) KEVIN HARRIS.............DE............ Texas Southern.......... 110
5. (C) JEFF ROTH...................DT............. Florida........................ 125
Choice obtained from New England for first round pick
Choice from Denver for Tony Dorsett.
obtained from Minnesota.
6. No Choice– Traded to L.A. Raiders along with second round choice
5. (A) No Choice – Traded to L.A. Raiders for John Gesek.
for Raiders second, third and fifth round choices.
5. (B) DARRICK BROWNLOW......LB............. Illinois......................... 132
7. KEVIN PETERSON.............LB............. Northwestern............. 168
Choice from Washington for first round choice
8. CHARVEZ FOGER..............RB............ Nevada-Reno............ 196
obtained from New England.
9. TIM JACKSON....................DB............ Nebraska................... 224
6. MIKE SULLIVAN.................OL............. Miami, Fla.................. 153
10. ROD CARTER.....................LB............. Miami, Fla.................. 252
7. (A) LEON LETT...................DE............ Emporia (KS) St......... 173
11. RANDY SHANNON.............LB............. Miami, Fla.................. 280
Choice from Denver for Dave Widell.
12. SCOTT ANKROM...............WR........... Texas Christian.......... 308
7. (B) No Choice – Traded to L.A. Raiders for Dale Hellestrae.
8. No Choice – Traded to Phoenix for Rob Awalt.
9. DAMON MAYS....................WR........... Missouri..................... 235
1990
10. SEAN LOVE........................G............... Penn State................. 264(Drafted 1st)
11. TONY BOLES......................RB............ Michigan.................... 291
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
12. LARRY BROWN.................CB............ Texas Christian.......... 320
1. (A) No Choice – Used to select Steve Walsh in the 1989 supplemental draft.
1992
1. (B) EMMITT SMITH.............RB............ Florida.......................... 17(Drafted Alternately 24th, 23rd, 22nd, 21st)
Choice from Pittsburgh for first round choice obtained from
Minn­esota and third choice obtained from San Francisco.
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
2. ALEXANDER WRIGHT.......WR........... Auburn......................... 26
1. (A) KEVIN SMITH...............CB............ Texas A&M................... 17
3. (A) No Choice – Traded to Minnesota in Herschel Walker deal.
Choice from Atlanta along with fifth round choice for first andfourth round choices obtained from New England.

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1988

(Drafted Alternately 11th, 14th, 13th, 12th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. MICHAEL IRVIN..................WR........... Miami, Fla.................... 11
2. KEN NORTON, JR..............LB............. UCLA........................... 41
3. MARK HUTSON..................G............... Oklahoma.................... 67
4. DAVE WIDELL....................T............... Boston College............ 94
5. No Choice – Traded to Seattle for Ron Essink.
6. SCOTT SECULES..............QB............ Virginia....................... 151
7. OWEN HOOVEN.................T............... Oregon State............. 178
8. MARK HIGGS.....................RB............ Kentucky.................... 205
9. BRIAN BEDFORD...............WR........... California................... 232
10. BILLY OWENS....................DB............ Pittsburgh.................. 263
11. CHAD HENNINGS..............DE............ Air Force.................... 290
12. BEN HUMMEL.....................LB............. UCLA......................... 317

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3. (B) JIMMIE JONES.............DT............. Miami, Fla.................... 64
Choice from New England along with sixth and eighth roundchoices for third choice obtained from Denver, fifth roundchoice obtained from Miami and Cowboys seventh round choice.
4. No Choice – Traded to Denver along with Kevin Brooks for thirdround choice.
5. (A) No Choice – Traded to Washington for Dean Hamel.
5. (B) STAN SMAGALA..........CB............ Notre Dame............... 123
Choice from L.A. Raiders for sixth round choice obtained from Minne­
sota, eighth round choice obtained from New England, ninth roundchoice obtained from Seattle,10th round choice obtained from Indian­ap­olis and 11th round choice obtained from San Francisco.
6. No Choice – Traded to San Diego along with sixth round choiceob­tained from New England and sixth round choice obtained from
N.Y. Giants for San Diego’s third choice in 1991.
7. No Choice – Traded to New England along with third choice obtained
from Denver and fifth round choice obtained from Miami for New
England’s third, sixth and eighth round choices.
8. No Choice – Traded to Detroit for Paul Palmer.
9. KENNETH GANT................CB............ Albany State.............. 221
10. No Choice – Traded to Minnesota in Herschel Walker deal.
11. DAVE HARPER...................LB............. Humboldt State.......... 277
12. No Choice – Used to select Mike Lowman in the 1989 supplemental
draft.

1987(Drafted Alternately 12th and 11th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. DANNY NOONAN...............DT............. Nebraska..................... 12
2. RON FRANCIS....................CB............ Baylor.......................... 39
3. JEFF ZIMMERMAN............OL............. Florida.......................... 68
4. KELVIN MARTIN.................WR........... Boston College............ 95
5. EVERETT GAY....................WR........... Texas......................... 124
6. JOE ONOSAI.......................OL............. Hawaii........................ 151
7. KEVIN SWEENEY...............OB............ Fresno State.............. 180
8. KEVIN GOGAN...................T............... Washington................ 206
9. ALVIN BLOUNT..................RB............ Maryland.................... 235
10. DALE JONES......................LB............. Tennessee................. 262
11. JEFF WARD........................K............... Texas......................... 291
12. SCOTT ARMSTRONG........LB............. Florida........................ 318

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1992 Draft, cont.
1. (B) ROBERT JONES..........LB............. East Carolina............... 24
2. (A) JIMMY SMITH...............WR........... Jackson State.............. 36
Choice from Cleveland along with fifth round choice for second roundchoice obtained from New Orleans, eighth round choice obtained from
Denver and the Cowboys third, sixth and twelfth-round choices.
2. (B) DARREN WOODSON.......S............... Arizona State............... 37
Choice from New England along with first and fourth round choices forfirst and third choices obtained from Minnesota.
2. (C) No Choice – Traded to Atlanta along with eighth round choice
for Tony Casillas
3. (A) CLAYTON HOLMES.......CB............ Carson-Newman.......... 58
Choice from Washington along with second round choice for second
and third choices obtained from Kansas City.
3. (B) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland along with second roundchoice ob­tained from New Orleans, eighth round choice obtained
from Denver and the Cowboys sixth and twelfth-round choices forsecond and fifth round ­choices.
3. (C) JAMES BROWN............T............... Virginia State............... 82
Choice from Detroit along with fourth and ninth round choices forsecond round choice obtained from Washington.
4. (A) No Choice – Traded to L.A. Raiders for Steve Beuerlein.
4. (B) TOM MYSLINSKI...........G............... Tennessee................. 109
Choice from Detroit along with third and ninth round choices for second
round choice obtained from Washington.
5. (A) GREG BRIGGS.............S............... Texas Southern.......... 120
Choice from Atlanta along with first round choice for first andfourth round choices obtained from New England.
5. (B) ROD MILSTEAD............G............... Delaware State.......... 121
Choice from Cleveland with second round choice for second roundchoice obtained from New Orleans, eighth round choice obtained from
Denver and the Cowboys third, sixth, and twelfth-round choices.
5. (C) No Choice – Traded to Houston along with second round choicein 1991 obtained from Minnesota for Alonzo Highsmith.
6. (A) FALLON WACASEY......TE............. Tulsa.......................... 149
Choice from New England for Jesse Solomon.
6. (B) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland along with second roundchoice ob­tained from New Orleans, eighth round choice obtained
from Denver and the Cowboys third and twelfth-round choices forsecond and fifth round choices.
7. No Choice – Traded to L.A. Raiders for Garry Lewis.
8. No Choice – Traded to Atlanta along with second round choice forTony Casillas.
9. (A) NATE KIRTMAN............S............... Pomona-Pitzer........... 248
9. (B) CHRIS HALL.................S............... East Carolina............. 250
Choice from Detroit along with third and fourth round choices forsecond round choice obtained from Washington.
10. JOHN TERRY......................G............... Livingstone College... 275
11. TIM DANIEL........................WR........... Florida A&M............... 302
12. (A) DONALD HARRIS.........S............... Texas Tech................. 317
Choice from New England for Rich Gicewicz.
12. (B) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland along with second roundchoice ob­tained from New Orleans, the Cowboys third and sixthround choices and the eighth round choice obtained from Denver
for second and fifth round choices.

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1993(Drafted 28th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay along with fourth round choice fortwo seconds, a fourth and an eighth round choice.
2. (A) KEVIN WILLIAMS.........WR........... Miami, Fla.................... 46
Choice from Green Bay along with second, fourth andeighth round choices for first and fourth choices.
2. (B) DARRIN SMITH............LB............. Miami, Fla.................... 54
Choice from Green Bay along with second, fourth and eighth roundchoices for first and fourth round choices.
2. (C) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco along with third choice in1994 for Charles Haley.
3. MIKE MIDDLETON..............S............... Indiana......................... 84
4. (A) DERRICK LASSIC........RB............ Alabama...................... 94
Choice from Green Bay along with two second round choices and aneighth round choice for first and fourth round choices.
4. (B) RON STONE.................T............... Boston College............ 96
Choice from L.A. Raiders for Alexander Wright.

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4. (C) No Choice – Traded to Green Bay along with first round choicefor two second, a fourth and eighth round choices.
5. No Choice – Traded to Pittsburgh for Thomas Everett.
6. BARRY MINTER..................LB............. Tulsa.......................... 168
7. BROCK MARION................S............... Nevada-Reno............ 196
8. (A) DAVE THOMAS............CB............ Tennessee................. 203
Choice from Tampa Bay for Gary Lewis and an eighth round choice.
8. (B) REGGIE GIVENS..........S............... Penn State................. 213
Choice from Green Bay along with two second round choices and afourth round choice for first and fourth round choices.
8. (C) No Choice – Traded to Tampa Bay along with Gary Lewis for aneighth round choice.

1994(Drafted 28th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) SHANTE CARVER........DE............ Arizona State............... 23
Choice from San Francisco along with seventh round choice for Cow­boys first and second round choices.
1. (B) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco along with second roundchoice for first and seventh round choice.
2. (A) LARRY ALLEN..............OL............. Sonoma State.............. 46
Compensatory choice
2. (B) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco along with first roundchoice for first and seventh round choice.
3. (A) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco along with second roundchoice in 1993 for Charles Haley.
3. (B) GEORGE HEGAMIN......T............... North Carolina State.. 102
Compensatory choice
4. (A) WILLIE JACKSON........WR........... Florida........................ 109
Choice from Tampa Bay in Thomas Everett trade.
4. (B) DEWAYNE DOTSON.....LB............. Mississippi................. 131
5. No Choice – Traded to L.A. Raiders along with seventh roundchoice obtained from San Francisco for Elvis Patterson and L.A.
Raiders seventh round choice.
6. (A) No Choice – Traded to L.A. Rams for Jim Price.
6. (B) DARREN STUDSTILL......DB............ West Virginia.............. 191
Choice from L.A. Rams for fourth round choice in 1995.
7. (A) TODDRICK McINTOSH.......DL............. Florida State.............. 216
Choice from L.A. Raiders along with Elvis Patterson for Cowboys fifthround choice and seventh round choice obtained from San Francisco.
7. (B) No Choice – Traded to New England for Hugh Millen.

1995(Drafted Alternately 28th and 27th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) No Choice – Traded to Tampa Bay for two second round choices.
2. (A) SHERMAN WILLIAMS......RB............ Alabama...................... 46
Choice from Atlanta along with fourth round choice for a second roundchoice obtained from Tampa Bay.
2. (B) KENDELL WATKINS......TE............. Mississippi State.......... 59
2. (C) SHANE HANNAH..........G............... Michigan State............. 63
Choice from Tampa Bay along with second round choice for first roundchoice.
3. CHARLIE WILLIAMS..........S............... Bowling Green............. 92
4. (A) ERIC BJORNSON.........TE............. Washington................ 110
Choice from Atlanta along with second round choice for a second
round choice obtained from Tampa Bay.
4. (B) No Choice – Traded to St. Louis for 1994 sixth round choice.
4. (C) ALUNDIS BRICE...........CB............ Mississippi................. 129
Compensatory choice
4. (D) LINC HARDEN..............LB............. Oklahoma State......... 130
Compensatory choice
5. (A) No Choice – Used to select John Davis in the 1994 supplemental draft.
5. (B) EDWARD HERVEY.......WR........... Southern California.... 166
Compensatory choice
5. (C) DANA HOWARD............LB............. Illinois......................... 168
Compensatory choice
6. No Choice – Traded to Chicago along with Vinson Smith and Barry
Minter for Kelly Blackwell, Markus Paul and John Roper.
7. OSCAR STURGIS...............DE............ North Carolina........... 236

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2000(Drafted Alternately 19th, 18th,
17th, 16th, 15th, 14th, 13th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded to Seattle along with first round choice in 2001
for Joey Galloway.
2. DWAYNE GOODRICH........CB............ Tennessee................... 49
3. No Choice – Traded to Seattle for James McKnight.
4. KAREEM LARRIMORE......CB............ West Texas A&M........ 109
5. MICHAEL WILEY................RB............ Ohio State.................. 144
6. MARIO EDWARDS.............CB............ Florida State.............. 180
7. ORANTES GRANT............LB............. Georgia...................... 219

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SIDELINES(Drafted Alternately 7th, 6th, 8th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded to Seattle along with first round choice in 2000
for Joey Galloway.
2. (A) No Choice – Traded to Indianapolis for second round and third
draft choices.
2. (B) QUINCY CARTER.........QB............ Georgia........................ 53
Choice from New Orleans for third draft choice andthird draft choice obtained from Indianapolis.
2. (C) TONY DIXON................S............... Alabama...................... 56
Choice from Miami along with fourth round draft choice for second
round draft choice obtained from Indianapolis.
3. (A) No Choice – Traded to New Orleans along with third draft choiceobtained from Indianapolis for second round draft choice.
3. (B) WILLIE BLADE.............DT............. Mississippi State.......... 93
Compensatory Choice
4. (A) No Choice – Traded to Atlanta along with seventh round choicein 2002 for O.J. Santiago.
4. (B) MARKUS STEELE........LB............. Southern California.... 122
Choice from Miami along with second round choice for second roundchoice.
5. MATT LEHR........................G............... Virginia Tech.............. 137
6. DALEROY STEWART.........DT............. Southern Mississippi.. 171
7. (A) COLSTON WEATHERINGTON...DE............ Central Missouri St.... 207
7. (B) JOHN NIX......................DT............. Southern Mississippi.. 240
Compensatory Choice
7. (C) CHAR-RON DORSEY.......T............... Florida State.............. 242
Compensatory Choice

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RECORDS1998(Drafted Alternately 8th, 7th, 9th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. GREG ELLIS.......................DE............ North Carolina............... 8
2. FLOZELL ADAMS..............T............... Michigan State............. 38
3. No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with first round choiceand fifth round choice in 1997 for first round choice in 1997.
4. MICHAEL MYERS...............DL............. Alabama.................... 100
5. (A) DARREN HAMBRICK......LB............. South Carolina........... 130
5. (B) OLIVER ROSS..............OL............. Iowa State.................. 138
Choice from Seattle for sixth and seventh round choices in 1998.

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1997

(Drafted Alternately 25th, 24th, 23rd, 22nd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) DAVID LaFLEUR...........TE............. Louisiana State............ 22
Choice from Philadelphia for first round choice, fifth round choice andthird choice in 1998.
1. (B) No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with fifth round choice
and third choice in 1998 for first round choice.
2. No Choice – Traded to Detroit for third and fourth round ­choices.
3. (A) DEXTER COAKLEY.....LB............. Appalachian State....... 65
Choice from Detroit along with fourth round choice for second roundchoice.
3. (B) STEVE SCIFRES..........G/T........... Wyoming...................... 83
3. (C) KENNY WHEATON.......CB............ Oregon......................... 94
Compensatory Choice
4. (A) ANTONIO ANDERSON......DT............. Syracuse.................... 101
Choice from Detroit along with third for second round choice.
4. (B) No Choice – Traded to Baltimore for 1996 fifth round choice.
4. (C) MACEY BROOKS..........WR........... James Madison......... 127
Compensatory Choice
4. (D) NICKY SUALUA............FB............. Ohio State.................. 129
Compensatory Choice
5. No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with first round choice
and third choice in 1998 for first round choice.
6. LEE VAUGHN.....................CB............ Wyoming.................... 187
7. OMAR STOUTMIRE............S............... Fresno State.............. 224

1999(Drafted Alternately 22nd, 23rd, 24th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) EBENEZER EKUBAN......DE............ North Carolina............. 20
1. (B) No Choice – Traded to Seattle along with fifth round choiceobtained from Carolina as compensation for the signing of Patrick
Jeffers for first round choice.
2. SOLOMON PAGE...............T............... West Virginia................ 55
3. DAT NGUYEN.....................LB............. Texas A&M................... 85
4. (A) WANE McGARITY........WR........... Texas......................... 118
4. (B) PEPPI ZELLNER..........DE............ Fort Valley State........ 132
Compensatory Choice
5. No Choice – Traded to Denver for past considerations.
6. MARTAY JENKINS..............WR........... Nebraska-Omaha...... 193
7. (A) MIKE LUCKY................TE............. Arizona...................... 229
7. (B) KELVIN GARMON........OL............. Baylor........................ 243
Compensatory Choice

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6. (A) No Choice – Traded to Seattle along with seventh round choicefor fifth round choice.
6. (B) IZELL REESE................S............... Alabama-Birmingham. 188
Compensatory Choice
7. (A) No Choice – Traded to Seattle along with sixth round choice for
fifth round choice.
7. (B) TARIK SMITH................RB............ California................... 223
Compensatory Choice.
7. (C) ANTONIO FLEMING......G............... Georgia...................... 227
Compensatory Choice
7. (D) ROD MONROE.............TE............. Cincinnati................... 237
Compensatory Choice

1996(Drafted 30th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded to Washington for a second and third choices.
2. (A) KAVIKA PITTMAN........DE............ McNeese State............ 37
Choice from Washington along with third choice forfirst round choice.
2. (B) RANDALL GODFREY.....LB............. Georgia........................ 49
Choice from Miami for second round choice and fourth round choiceobtained from N.Y. Giants as compensation for signing Ron Stone.
2. (C) No Choice – Traded to Miami along with fourth round choiceobtained from N.Y. Giants as compensation for signing of Ron
		 Stone for second round choice.
3. (A) CLAY SHIVER...............C............... Florida State................ 67
Choice from Washington along with second round choice for firstround choice.
3. (B) No Choice – Used to select Darren Benson in the 1995 supplemental draft.
3. (C) STEPFRET WILLIAMS.....WR........... N.E. Louisiana............. 94
Compensatory choice
3. (D) MIKE ULUFALE............DL............. Brigham Young............ 95
Compensatory choice
4. No Choice – Traded to Atlanta along with fifth round choice for Roger Harper.
5. (A) KENNETH McDANIEL...G............... Norfolk State.............. 157
Choice from Baltimore for fourth round choice in 1997.
5. (B) No Choice – Traded to Atlanta along with fourth round choice forRoger Harper.
5. (C) ALAN CAMPOS............LB............. Louisville.................... 167
Compensatory choice
6. (A) No Choice – Traded to Chicago for Jim Schwantz.
6. (B) WENDELL DAVIS.........CB............ Oklahoma.................. 207
Compensatory choice
7. RYAN WOOD......................FB............. Arizona State............. 243

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2002(Drafted Alternately 6th, 5th, 7th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) No Choice – Traded to Kansas City for first and third roundchoices in 2002 and sixth round choice in 2003.
1. (B) ROY WILLIAMS............S............... Oklahoma.......................8
Choice from Kansas City along with third round choice in 2002 andsixth round choice in 2003 for first round choice.
2. (A) ANDRE GURODE.........G............... Colorado.......................37
2. (B) ANTONIO BRYANT.......WR........... Pittsburgh.....................63
Choice from Chicago along with fourth round choice for third, fourthand fifth round choices.
3. No Choice – Traded to Chicago along with fourth and fifth roundchoices for second and fourth round choices.
3. DEREK ROSS.....................CB............ Ohio State.....................75
Choice from Kansas City along with first round choice in2002 and sixth round choice in 2003 for first round choice.
4. (A) No Choice – Traded to Chicago along with third and fifth roundchoices for second and fourth round choices.
4. (B) JAMAR MARTIN...........FB............. Ohio State...................129
Choice from Chicago along with second round choice for third, fourthand fifth round choices.
5. (A) No Choice – Traded to Chicago along with third and fourth roundchoices for second and fourth round choices.
5. (B) PETE HUNTER.............CB............ Virginia Union.............168
Compensatory Choice
Choice from New England for seventh round choice in 2002 obtained
from Miami and fifth round choice in 2003.
6. (A) TYSON WALTER..........T............... Ohio State...................179
6. (B) DeVEREN JOHNSON...WR........... Sacred Heart..............208
Compensatory Choice
6. (C) BOB SLOWIKOWSKI....TE............. Virginia Tech...............211
Compensatory Choice
7. No Choice – Traded to Atlanta along with fourth round choice in2001 for O.J. Santiago.

2003(Drafted Alternately 5th and 6th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. TERENCE NEWMAN..........CB............ Kansas State..................5
2. AL JOHNSON.....................C............... Wisconsin.....................38
3. JASON WITTEN.................TE............. Tennessee....................69
4. BRADIE JAMES.................LB............. Louisiana State...........103
5. No Choice – Traded to New England along with seventh roundchoice in 2002 obtained from Miami for fifth round choice in 2002.
6. (A) B.J. TUCKER.................CB............ Wisconsin...................178
6. (B) ZURIEL SMITH..............WR........... Hampton.....................186
Choice from Kansas City along with first- and thirdround choices in 2002 for first round choice in 2002.
7. JUSTIN BATES....................G............... Colorado....................219

2004(Drafted Alternately 22nd, 21st, 20th, 25th, 24th, 23rd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No Choice – Traded to Buffalo for second and fifth round choices in2004 and first round choice in 2005.
2. (A) JULIUS JONES ............RB............ Notre Dame..................43
Choice from Buffalo along with fifth round choice and first round choicein 2005 for first round choice.
2. (B) JACOB ROGERS.........T............... Southern California.......52
3. STEPHEN PETERMAN......G............... Louisiana State.............83
4. BRUCE THORNTON...........CB............ Georgia.......................121
5. (A) SEAN RYAN..................TE............. Boston College...........144
Choice from Buffalo along with second round choice and first roundchoice in 2005 for first round choice.
5. (B) No Choice – Traded to New Orleans for sixth and seventh roundchoices.
6. No Choice – Traded to Green Bay for Terry Glenn
7. (A) NATHAN JONES...........CB............ Rutgers.......................205
Choice from Oakland along with another seventh round choice for sixthround choice.
7. (B) PATRICK CRAYTON.....WR........... NW Oklahoma............216
Choice from Tampa Bay along with Darian Barnes for seventh roundchoice.

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7. (C) JACQUES REEVES......CB............ Purdue........................223
Choice from Oakland along with another seventh round choice for asixth round choice. Pick was originally traded by Dallas to Oakland for
Kenyon Coleman.

2005(Drafted Alternately 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th, 12th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) DeMARCUS WARE .....DE............ Troy...............................11
1. (B) MARCUS SPEARS.......DE............ Louisiana State.............20
Choice from Buffalo along with second and fifth round choices
in 2004 for first round choice in 2004.
2. KEVIN BURNETT...............LB............. Tennessee....................42
3. No Choice – Traded to Houston for Drew Henson
4. (A) MARION BARBER III....RB............ Minnesota...................109
4. (B) CHRIS CANTY..............DE............ Virginia........................132
Choice from Philadelphia along with sixth round choice in 2006
or fifth round choice in 2005 and fourth round choice in 2006.
5. No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with fourth round choice in2006 for fourth round choice in 2005 and sixth round choice in 2006.
6. (A) No Choice – Traded to Oakland along with seventh round choicein 2004 for Kenyon Coleman.
6. (B) JUSTIN BERIAULT.......S............... Ball State....................208
Compensatory Choice
6. (C) ROB PETITTI................T............... Pittsburgh...................209
Compensatory Choice
7. JAY RATLIFF......................DT............. Auburn........................224

2006(Drafted alternately 18th, 17th, 16th, 19th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. BOBBY CARPENTER........LB............. Ohio State.....................18
2. (A) No Choice – Traded to N.Y. Jets for second, sixth and ­seventhround choices.
2. (B) ANTHONY FASANO.....TE............. Notre Dame..................53
Choice from N.Y. Jets along with sixth andseventh round choices for second round choice.
3. (A) No Choice – Traded to Jacksonville for third and fourth roundchoices.
3. (B) JASON HATCHER........DE............ Grambling.....................92
Choice from Jacksonville along with
fourth round choice for third round choice.
4. (A) No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with fifth round choicein 2005 for fourth round choice in 2005 and sixth round choice in2006.
4. (B) SKYLER GREEN..........WR........... Louisiana State...........125
Choice from Jacksonville along withthird round choice for third round choice.
5. (A) PAT WATKINS...............S............... Florida State...............138
Choice from N.Y. Jets for fifth and sixth round choices.
5. (B) No Choice – Traded to N.Y. Jets along with sixth round choice for
fifth round choice.
6. (A) MONTAVIOUS STANLEY.....DT............. Louisville.....................182
Choice from Philadelphia along with fourth round choice in 2005 for
fifth round choice in 2005 and fourth round choice in 2006.
6. (B) No Choice – Traded to Kansas City for Scott Fujita.
7. (A) PAT McQUISTAN..........T............... Weber State................211
Choice from N.Y. Jets along with second and sixth round choices forsecond round choice.
7. (B) E.J. WHITLEY................G .............. Texas Tech..................224

2007(Drafted Alternately 22nd, 21st, 24th, 23rd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland for second round choice andfirst round choice in 2008.
1. (B) ANTHONY SPENCER...DE............ Purdue..........................26
Choice from Philadelphia for second round choice fromCleveland and third and fifth round choices.
2. No Choice – Traded to Cleveland along with sixth round choice forthird, fourth and sixth round choices.
3. (A) JAMES MARTEN..........T............... Boston College.............67
Choice from Cleveland along with fourth andsixth round choices for second and sixth round choices.

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2011(Drafted Alternately 9th, 8th 7th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. TYRON SMITH....................T............... Southern California.........9
2. BRUCE CARTER................LB............. North Carolina..............40
3. DeMARCO MURRAY..........RB............ Oklahoma.....................71
4. DAVID ARKIN.....................G............... Missouri State.............110
5. JOSH THOMAS...................CB............ Buffalo........................143
6. DWAYNE HARRIS..............WR........... East Carolina..............176
7. No Choice – Selected Josh Brent in the 2010 Supplemental Draft.
7. (A) SHAUN CHAPAS...........FB............. Georgia.......................220
Choice from San Diego for Patrick Crayton.
7. (B) BILL NAGY...................C............... Wisconsin...................252
Compensatory Choice

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2012(Drafted Alternately 14th, 13th 19th, 18th, 17th, 16th, 15th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. MORRIS CLAIBORNE........CB............ Louisiana State...............6
Choice from St. Louis through Washington for first andsecond round choice.
2. No Choice – traded to St. Louis along with first round choice for firstround choice.
3. TYRONE CRAWFORD.......DE............ Boise State...................81
4. (A) KYLE WILBER..............LB............. Wake Forest...............113
4. (B) MATT JOHNSON..........S............... Eastern Washington...135
Compensatory Choice
5. DANNY COALE...................WR........... Virginia Tech...............152
6. JAMES HANNA..................TE............. Oklahoma...................286
7. CALEB McSURDY..............LB............. Montana......................222

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Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. No choice – traded to Detroit along with third and sixth round choicefor Roy Williams and seventh round choice.
2. No choice – traded to Buffalo for third and fourth round choices.
3. (A) JASON WILLIAMS.......LB............. Western Illinois.............69
Choice from Cleveland for fourth round choice in 2008.
3. (B) ROBERT BREWSTER...T............... Ball State......................75
Choice from Buffalo along with fourth round choice forsecond round choice.
3. (C) No choice – traded to Detroit along with first and sixth roundchoices for Roy Williams and seventh round choice.
4. (A) STEPHEN McGEE........QB............ Texas A&M..................101
Choice from Detroit along with a fourth round choice in 2008 for thirdround choice in 2008.
4. (B) VICTOR BUTLER..........LB............. Oregon State..............110
Choice from Buffalo along with third round choice forsecond round choice.

2010(Drafted 27th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. DEZ BRYANT......................WR........... Oklahoma State............24
Choice from New England along with fourth roundchoice in 2010 for first and third round choice in 2010.
2. SEAN LEE...........................LB............. Penn State....................55
Choice from Philadelphia for second and fourth round choices.
3. No Choice – Traded to New England for first and fourth roundchoice in 2010 along with first round choice in 2010.
4. AKWASI OWUSU-ANSAH...S............... Indiana (PA)................126
Choice from San Diego along with sixth roundchoice for fourth round choice.
5. No Choice - Traded to Denver for Montrae Holland.
6. (A) SAM YOUNG.................T............... Notre Dame................179
Choice from San Diego along with fourth round choice forfourth round choice.
6. (B) JAMAR WALL................CB............ Texas Tech..................196
7. SEAN LISSEMORE............DL............. William & Mary............234

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2008(Drafted Alternately 28th, 30th, 29th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) FELIX JONES...............RB............ Arkansas.......................22
Choice from Cleveland along with second roundchoice in 2007 for first round choice in 2007.
1. (B) MIKE JENKINS.............CB............ South Florida................25
Choice from Seattle for first, fifth and seventh round choices.
2. MARTELLUS BENNETT....TE............. Texas A&M....................61
3. No Choice – Traded to Detroit for fourth round choice and fourthround choice in 2009.
4. (A) No Choice – Traded to Oakland for fourth and seventh roundchoices. Pick was originally traded by Miami to Dallas for Akin Ayodele and Anthony Fasano.
4. (B) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland for fourth and fifth round choices. Pick was originally obtained from Oakland.
4. (C) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland for third round choice in 2009.
Pick was originally obtained from Detroit.
4. (D) TASHARD CHOICE......RB............ Georgia Tech..............122
Choice from Cleveland along with fifth roundchoice for fourth round choice.
4. (E) No Choice – Traded to Tennessee for Adam Jones.
5. (A) ORLANDO SCANDRICK..CB............ Boise State.................143
Choice from Jacksonville for fifth and seventh round choices.
6. (A) ERIK WALDEN..............LB............. Middle Tennessee St..167
Choice from Miami along with sixth round choice in 2009
for Jason Ferguson and sixth round choice.
6. (B) No Choice – Traded to Miami for Jason Ferguson for sixth
choice and sixth round choice in 2009.
7. (A) No Choice – Traded to Jacksonville along with fifth round choicefor fifth round choice.
7. (B) No Choice – Traded to Seattle along with first and fifth roundchoice for first round choice.

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4. (C) No choice – traded to Tampa Bay for fourth round choice andseventh round choice.
4. (D) BRANDON WILLIAMS..LB............. Texas Tech..................120
Choice from Tampa Bay along with seventh round choice for fourthround choice.
5. (A) DeANGELO SMITH.......CB............ Cincinnati....................143
Choice from Atlanta for fifth round choice and seventh round choice.
5. (B) MICHAEL HAMLIN.......S............... Clemson.....................166
Choice from Tennessee for Adam Jones and fourth round choice in2008.
5. (C) DAVID BUEHLER.........K............... Southern California.....172
Compensatory Choice
6. (A) No choice – traded to Detroit along with first and third roundchoice for Roy Williams and seventh round choice.
6. (B) STEPHEN HODGE........LB............. Texas Christian...........197
Choice from Miami along with sixth round choice in 2008 for Jason
Ferguson along with sixth round choice in 2008.
6. (C) JOHN PHILLIPS...........TE............. Virginia........................208
Compensatory Choice
7. (A) MIKE MICKENS.............CB............ Cincinnati....................227
7. (B) MANUEL JOHNSON.....WR........... Oklahoma...................229
Choice from Tampa Bay along with fourth round choice forfourth round choice.

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3. (B) No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with second roundchoice from Cleveland and fifth for first round choice.
4. (A) ISAIAH STANBACK......WR........... Washington.................103
Choice from Cleveland along with third andsixth round choices for second and sixth round choices.
4. (B) DOUG FREE.................T............... Northern Illinois...........122
5. No Choice – Traded to Philadelphia along with second round choicefrom Cleveland and third for first round choice.
6. (A) NICK FOLK...................K............... Arizona.......................178
Choice from Cleveland along with third andfourth round choices for second and sixth round choices.
6. (B) DEON ANDERSON.......FB............. Connecticut.................195
Choice reacquired from Cleveland for sixth round choice from
N.Y. Jets in Pete Hunter trade and seventh round choice.
7. (A) COURTENY BROWN....CB............ Cal Poly-SLO..............212
Choice from N.Y. Jets for Sean Ryan.
7. (B) No Choice – Traded to Cleveland along with sixth round choice
for sixth round choice.
7. (C) ALAN BALL..................CB............ Illinois..........................237
Choice from New Orleans for Scott Shanle.

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2013

(Drafted Alternately 18th, 17th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. (A) No Choice – Traded to San Francisco for first and third roundchoices in 2013.
1. (B) TRAVIS FREDERICK....C/G........... Wisconsin.....................31
Choice from San Francisco along with third round choice in 2013 forfirst round choice in 2013.
2. GAVIN ESCOBAR...............TE............. San Diego State...........47
3. (A) TERRANCE WILLIAMS...WR........... Baylor...........................74
Choice from San Francisco along with first round choice in 2013 forfirst round choice in 2013.
3. (B) J.J. WILCOX.................S............... Georgia Southern.........80
4. B.W. WEBB.........................CB............ William & Mary............114
5. JOSEPH RANDLE..............RB............ Oklahoma State..........151
6. DeVONTE HOLLOMAN......LB............. South Carolina............185
7. No Choice – traded to Miami for Ryan Cook.

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2014(Drafted Alternately 16th, 15th, 14th, 19th, 18th, 17th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. ZACK MARTIN....................G............... Notre Dame..................16
2. DeMARCUS LAWRENCE...DE............ Boise State...................34
Choice from Washington for second round third round choices in 2014.
3. No Choice – traded to Washington along with second round choice
for second round choice.
4. ANTHONY HITCHENS........LB............. Iowa............................119
5. DEVIN STREET..................WR........... Pittsburgh...................146
Choice from Detroit for fifth and seventh round choices in 2014.
7. (A) BEN GARDNER............DE............ Stanford......................231
7. (B) WILL SMITH..................LB............. Texas Tech..................238
7. (C) AHMAD DIXON.............S............... Baylor.........................248
Compensatory Choice
7. (D) KEN BISHOP................NT............. Northern Illinois...........251
Compensatory Choice
7. (E) TERRANCE MITCHELL...CB............ Oregon........................254
Compensatory Choice2015(Drafted Alternately 27th, 28th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. BYRON JONES..................CB............ Connecticut...................27
2. RANDY GREGORY.............DE............ Nebraska......................60
3. CHAZ GREEN.....................T............... Florida...........................91
4. DAMIEN WILSON...............LB............. Minnesota...................127
5. RYAN RUSSELL.................DE............ Purdue........................163
6. No Choice – Traded to Baltimore for Rolando McClain.
7. (A) MARK NZEOCHA..........LB............. Wyoming.....................236
Choice from San Diego for Sean Lissemore.
7. (B) LAURENCE GIBSON....T............... Virginia Tech...............243
Choice from Baltimore for Rolando McClain.
7. (C) GEOFF SWAIM.............TE............. Texas..........................246
Choice from San Francisco for a sixth round choice in 2016.

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2016(Drafted Alternately 4th, 3rd)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. EZEKIEL ELLIOTT..............RB............ Ohio State.......................4
2. JAYLON SMITH..................LB............. Notre Dame..................34
3. MALIEK COLLINS..............DT............. Nebraska......................67
4. (A) CHARLES TAPPER......DE............ Oklahoma...................101
4. (B) DAK PRESCOTT..........QB............ Mississippi State.........135
Compensatory Choice
5. No Choice – traded to Oakland for Brice Butler and sixth roundchoice in 2016.
6. (A) ANTHONY BROWN......CB............ Purdue........................189
Choice from Oakland with Brice Butler.
6. (B) KAVON FRAZIER.........S............... Central Michigan.........212
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6. (C) DARIUS JACKSON......RB............ Eastern Michigan........216
Compensatory Choice
6. (D) RICO GATHERS............TE............. Baylor.........................217
Compensatory Choice
7. No Choice – Traded to Seattle for Christine Michael.

2017(Drafted 28th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. TACO CHARLTON..............DE............ Michigan.......................28
2. CHIDOBE AWUZIE.............CB............ Colorado.......................60
3. JOURDAN LEWIS..............CB............ Michigan.......................92
4. RYAN SWITZER..................WR........... North Carolina............133
5. No Choice – traded to Buffalo for Matt Cassell and 2017 seventhround choice
6. (A) XAVIER WOODS...........S............... Louisiana Tech............191
Choice from N.Y. Jets for fifth round choice in 2018
6. (B) No Choice – traded to New England for a sixth round choice in2017 and a seventh round choice in 2017
6. (C) MARQUEZ WHITE........CB............ Florida State...............216
Choice from New England for sixth round choice in 2017
Compensatory Choice
7. (A) JOEY IVIE......................DT............. Florida.........................228
7. (B) NOAH BROWN.............WR........... Ohio State...................239
Choice from New England for sixth round choice in 2017
7. (C) JORDAN CARRELL......DT............. Colorado.....................246
Choice from Buffalo along with Matt Cassell for 2017 fifth round choice2018(Drafted Alternately 19th, 18th, 17th, 16th)
Rd. Player
Pos.
College
Sel. #
1. LEIGHTON VANDER ESCH..LB............. Boise State...................19
2. CONNOR WILLIAMS..........G............... Texas............................50
3. MICHAEL GALLUP.............WR........... Colorado State..............81
4. (A) DORANCE ARMSTRONG...DE............... Kansas.............................. 116
4. (B) DALTON SCHULTZ.......TE..............Stanford.......................137
Compensatory Choice
5. (A) No Choice - traded to New England for sixth round pick in2017 (Xavier Woods).
5. (B) MIKE WHITE.................QB............ Western Kentucky......171
Compensatory Choice
5. (C) No Choice - traded to Oakland for fifth round pick in 2018 forJamize Olawale and a sixth round pick in 2018.
Compensatory Choice
6. (A) No Choice - traded to L.A. Rams for Tavon Austin.
Choice from Oakland for Jamize Olawale and a 2018 fifth round choice
6. (B) CHRIS COVINGTON......LB..............Indiana.........................193
6. (C) CEDRICK WILSON.......WR........... Boise State.................208
7. BO SCARBROUGH.............RB............ Alabama.....................236

2019

1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
5.
5.
5.
6.
6.
7.
7.

(Drafted Alternately 27th, 26th)
No Choice – Traded to Oakland for Amari Cooper.
TRYSTEN HILL....................DT..............Central Florida...............58
CONNOR MCGOVERN.......G...............Penn State.....................90(A) TONY POLLARD...........RB.............Memphis......................128(B) No Choice - traded to Cincinnati for fifth round pick in 2019 andsixth round pick in 2019.
Compensatory Choice(A) No Choice - traded to Oakland for fifth round pick in 2019 andseventh round pick in 2019.
Choice from Cincinnati for fourth round choice in 2019.
(B) MIKE JACKSON.............CB.............Miami...........................158
Choice from Oakland for a fifth round choice in 2019.
(C) JOE JACKSON..............DE.............Miami...........................165(A) No Choice – Traded to Cincinnati for Bené Benwikere.
(B) DONOVAN WILSON......S................Texas A&M...................213
Choice from Cincinnati for fourth round choice in 2019.
(A) MIKE WEBER.................RB.............Ohio State....................218
Choice from Oakland for a fifth round choice in 2019.
(B) JALEN JELKS.................DE.............Oregon.........................241

ALL-TIME
DRAFT

2021

2023

RECORDS(Drafted 26th in the first round and 27th in each additional round)
1. MAZI SMITH........................DT............. Michigan.......................26
2. LUKE SCHOONMAKER......TE............. Michigan.......................58
3. DeMARVION OVERSHOWN.. LB............. Texas............................90
4. VILIAMI FEHOKO................DE............ San Jose State...........129
5. (A) No Choice – traded to Houston for Brandin Cooks
5. (B) ASIM RICHARDS..........T............... North Carolina............169
Compensatory choice
5. (C) No Choice – traded to Indianapolis for Stephon Gilmore
Compensatory choice
6. (A) ERIC SCOTT.................CB............ Southern Mississippi...178
Choice from Kansas City for fifth round choice in 2024
6. (B) No Choice – traded to Las Vegas for Johnathan Hankins
Compensatory choice
6. (C) DEUCE VAUGHN..........RB............ Kansas State..............212
Compensatory choice
7. JALEN BROOKS.................WR........... South Carolina............244

2022 SEASON(Drafted Alternately 10th, 12th, 11th)
1. MICAH PARSONS..............LB............. Penn State....................10
Choice from Philadelphia along with a third round choice in 2021 for a
first round choice in 2021
2. KELVIN JOSEPH................CB............ Kentucky.......................44
3. (A) OSA ODIGHIZUWA.......DT............. UCLA............................75
3. (B) CHAUNCEY GOLSTON...DE............ Iowa..............................84
Choice from Philadelphia along with a first round choice in 2021 for a
first round choice in 2021
3. (C) NAHSHON WRIGHT.....CB............ Oregon State................99
Compensatory choice
4. (A) JABRIL COX.................LB............. Louisiana State...........115
4. (B) JOSH BALL..................T............... Marshall......................138
Compensatory choice
5. (A) No Choice – traded to Philadelphia with a fifth round choice in2020 for a fourth round choice in 2020.
5. (B) SIMI FEHOKO...............WR........... Stanford......................178
Compensatory choice
6. (A) QUINTON BOHANNA...DT............. Kentucky.....................194
Choice from Detroit for Everson Griffen
6. (B) ISRAEL MUKUAMU......FS............. South Carolina............227
Compensatory choice
7. MATT FARNIOK..................G............... Nebraska....................238

2022(Drafted 24th)
1. TYLER SMITH.....................OT............ Tulsa.............................24
2. SAM WILLIAMS..................DE............ Mississippi....................56
3. JALEN TOLBERT...............WR........... South Alabama.............88
4. JAKE FERGUSON................TE............. Wisconsin...................129
5. (A) MATT WALETZKO........OT............ North Dakota..............155
Choice from Cleveland along with a sixth round choice in 2022 forAmari Cooper
5. (B) DaRON BLAND.............CB............ Fresno State...............167
5. (C) DAMONE CLARK..........LB............. Louisiana State...........176
Compensatory choice
5. (D) JOHN RIDGEWAY........DT............. Arkansas......................178
Compensatory choice
6. DEVIN HARPER.................LB............. Oklahoma State..........193
Choice from Cleveland along with a fifth round choice in 2022 forAmari Cooper
7. No choice – traded to Houston for Eli Ankou in 2020.

STAFF

2020

(Drafted Alternately 17th, 19th, 18th)
1. CEEDEE LAMB..................WR........... Oklahoma.....................17
2. TREVON DIGGS.................CB............ Alabama.......................51
3. NEVILLE GALLIMORE.......DT............. Oklahoma.....................82
4. (A) REGGIE ROBINSON....CB............ Tulsa...........................123
4. (B) TYLER BIADASZ..........C............... Wisconsin...................146
Choice from Philadelphia for a fifth round choice in 2020 and a fifthround choice in 2021.
Compensatory choice
5. (A) No choice – traded to Philadelphia with a fifth round in 2021
for a fourth round in 2020.
5. (B) BRADLEE ANAE..........DE............ UTAH..........................179
Compensatory choice
6. No choice - traded to New England for Michael Bennett.
7. BEN DiNUCCI.....................QB............ James Madison..........231

PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

2023 Draft Picks

Top row: Mazi Smith (1st round), Luke Schoonmaker (2nd round), DeMarvion Overshown (3rd round), Viliami Fehoko (4th round).
Second row: Asim Richards (5th round), Eric Scott (6th round), Deuce Vaughn (6th round), Jalen Brooks (7th round).
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FREE
AGENCY

PLAN B
PLAYERS SIGNED (5):C Eric Coyle(from Washington)
DB Ray Horton(from Cincinnati)
TE Anthony Jones(from San Diego)
LB Eric Naposki(from New England)
RB Kevin Scott(from San Diego)

2022 SEASON

STAFF

1989

PLAYERS LOST (6):
C Bob Brotzki(by Atlanta)
TE Doug Cosbie(by Denver)
RB Mark Higgs(by Philadelphia)
LB Garth Jax(by Phoenix)
WR Mike Sherrard(by San Francisco)
QB Kevin Sweeney(by San Francisco)

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1990

PLAN B
PLAYERS SIGNED (16):FB Tommie Agee(from Kansas City)
T Louis Cheek(from Miami)
LB Terrence Cooks(from New England)
DB Antonio Gibson(from New Orleans)
WR Rod Harris(from New Orleans)
OL Greg Johnson(from Miami)
LB Walter Johnson(from New Orleans)
RB Keith Jones(from Cleveland)
WR Dennis McKinnon(from Chicago)
TE Jay Novacek(from Phoenix)
DE Lybrant Robinson(from Washington)
G Tony Slaton(from L.A. Rams)
LB Vinson Smith(from Pittsburgh)
DE Anthony Spears(from Houston)
S James Washington(from L.A. Rams)
WR Mike Williams(from Detroit)
PLAYERS LOST (4):WR Cornell Burbage(by Minnesota)
WR Bernard Ford(by Houston)
RB Paul Palmer(by Cincinnati)
C Bob White(by New England)

Cowboys and Free Agency
K Eddie Murray(by Philadelphia)
LB Ken Norton(by San Francisco)

1991

PLAN B
PLAYERS SIGNED (4):DB Odie Harris(from Tampa Bay)TE Craig Hudson(from Green Bay)TE Alfredo Roberts(from Kansas City)
OL Alan Veingard(from Green Bay)1995

PLAYERS SIGNED (3):
C Ray Donaldson(from Seattle)
RB David Lang(from St. Louis)
CB Deion Sanders(from San Francisco)

PLAYERS LOST (2):
G Crawford Ker(by Denver)FB Robert Perryman(by Denver)

PLAYERS LOST (11):
LB Darrick Brownlow(by Washington)
G/C Frank Cornish(by Jacksonville)
TE Scott Galbraith(by Washington)
S Kenneth Gant
(by Tampa Bay)WR Alvin Harper(by Tampa Bay)DE Jim Jeffcoat(by Buffalo)
QB Rodney Peete(by Philadelphia)
C Mark Stepnoski(by Houston)
RB Blair Thomas(by Atlanta)
LB Matt Vanderbeek(by Washington)
S James Washington(by Washington)

1992

PLAN B
PLAYERS SIGNED (4):LB Bernard Clark(from Cincinnati)
G/C Frank Cornish(from San Deigo)
K Brad Daluiso(from Buffalo)
CB Brian Mitchell(from Atlanta)
PLAYERS LOST (6):TE Rob Awalt(by Denver)
LB Darrick Brownlow(by Buffalo)
LB Jack Del Rio(by Minnesota)
CB Manny Hendrix(by San Francisco)
S Stan Smagala(by Pittsburgh)
K Ken Willis(by Tampa Bay)

1996

PLAYERS SIGNED (2):LB Fred Strickland(from Green Bay)
CB Robert Bailey(by Miami)
PLAYERS LOST (5):CB Larry Brown(by Oakland)
LB Dixon Edwards(by Minnesota)
LB Robert Jones(by St. Louis)
DT Russell Maryland(by Oakland)
G/T Ron Stone*(by N.Y. Giants)

1993

PLAYERS SIGNED (0):PLAYERS LOST (2):QB Steve Beuerlein(by Phoenix)
WR Kelvin Martin(by Seattle)

1994

1997

PLAYERS SIGNED (2):G Derek Kennard(from New Orleans)
QB Rodney Peete(from Detroit)
PLAYERS LOST (8):DT Tony Casillas(by Kansas City)
G/C Frank Cornish(by Minnesota)
G John Gesek(by Washington)
G/T Kevin Gogan(by L.A. Raiders)
DT Jimmie Jones(by L.A. Rams)
QB Bernie Kosar(by Miami)

PLAYERS SIGNED (0):PLAYERS LOST (6):K Chris Boniol*(by Philadelphia)
P John Jett(by Detroit)
LB Godfrey Myles(by Denver)
LB Jim Schwantz*(by San Francisco)
LB Darrin Smith(by Philadelphia)
S George Teague(by Miami)

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1998

PLAYERS SIGNED (1):
G Everett McIver(from Miami)
PLAYERS LOST (3):G/C John Flannery(by St. Louis)
G/T George Hegamin(by Philadelphia)
S Brock Marion(by Miami)

1999

PLAYERS SIGNED (2):
WR Raghib Ismail(from Carolina)
C Mark Stepnoski(from Tennessee)
PLAYERS LOST (3):
WR Patrick Jeffers*(by Carolina)
C Clay Shiver(by Denver)
DT Artie Smith(by Kansas City)

2000

PLAYERS SIGNED (4):LB Joe Bowden(from Tennessee)
TE Jackie Harris(from Tennessee)
QB Paul Justin(from St. Louis)
CB Ryan McNeil(from Cleveland)
PLAYERS LOST (8):TE Eric Bjornson(by New England)
RB Robert Chancey*(by San Diego)
QB Jason Garrett(by N.Y. Giants)
LB Randall Godfrey(by Tennessee)
P Toby Gowin*(by New Orleans)
LB Lemanski Hall
(by Minnesota)
G/C Tom Myslinski(by Pittsburgh)
DE Kavika Pittman(by Denver)

2001

PLAYERS SIGNED (0):PLAYERS LOST (3):
QB Randall Cunningham(by Baltimore)
DT Leon Lett
(by Denver)
WR James McKnight(by Miami)

2003

2004

PLAYERS SIGNED (0):PLAYERS LOST (2):CB Mario Edwards(by Tampa Bay)DE Ebenezer Ekuban(by Cleveland)
PLAYERS SIGNED (4):DT Jason Ferguson(from N.Y. Jets)
CB Anthony Henry(from Cleveland)
G Marco Rivera(from Green Bay)RB Anthony Thomas(from Chicago)

2006

PLAYERS LOST (6):
G Joe Beger(by Miami)
LB Kevin Burnett(by San Diego)
DE Chris Canty(by N.Y. Giants)
S Keith Davis(by Oakland)
NT Tank Johnson(by Cincinnati)
LB Zach Thomas(by Kansas City)

2010

PLAYERS SIGNED (0):PLAYERS LOST (2):S Ken Hamlin(by Baltimore)
G Cory Procter(by Miami)

2013

PLAYERS SIGNED (2):
S Will Allen(Pittsburgh)
LB Justin Durant(Detroit)
PLAYERS LOST (5):LB Victor Butler(New Orleans)
DE Kenyon Coleman(New Orleans)
CB Mike Jenkins(Oakland)WR Kevin Ogletree(Tampa Bay)TE John Phillips(San Diego)

2014

PLAYERS SIGNED (2):DT Henry Melton(Chicago)
DE Jeremy Mincey(Denver)
PLAYERS LOST (3):DT Jason Hatcher(Washington)
S Danny McCray(Chicago)
DE Jarius Wynn
(Buffalo)

231

2016

PLAYERS SIGNED (4)G Joe Looney(Tennessee)
DE Benson Mayowa*(Oakland)RB Alfred Morris(Washington)
DE Cedric Thornton(Philadelphia)
PLAYERS LOST (3)G Mackenzy Bernadeau(Jacksonville)
QB Matt Cassel(Tennessee)
RB Robert Turbin(Indianapolis)

2017

PLAYERS SIGNED (5)T Byron Bell
(Tennessee)
S Robert Blanton(Buffalo)
CB Nolan Carroll(Philadelphia)
DE Damontre’ Moore(Seattle)
DT Stephen Paea
(Cleveland)
PLAYERS LOST (11)CB Brandon Carr
(Baltimore)
S Barry Church(Jacksonville)
CB Morris Claiborne(N.Y. Jets)
DE Jack Crawford(Atlanta)
DE Ryan Davis(Buffalo)
RB Lance Dunbar(L.A. Rams)

SIDELINES

PLAYERS SIGNED (6):
LB Akin Ayodele(from Jacksonville)
LB Rocky Boiman(from Tennessee)
T Jason Fabini(from N.Y. Jets)TE Ryan Hannam(from Seattle)
G Kyle Kosier(from Detroit)
K Mike Vanderjagt(from Indianapolis)

2009

PLAYERS SIGNED (3):
LB Keith Brooking(from Atlanta)
DE Igor Olshansky(from San Diego)
S Gerald Sensabaugh(from Jacksonville)

PLAYERS LOST (6):CB Alan Ball
(Houston)
TE Martellus Bennett(N.Y. Giants)
S Abram Elam(Kansas City)FB Tony Fiammetta(New England)
LB Bradie James(Houston)
WR Laurent Robinson(Jacksonville)

HISTORY

LOST (0):PLAYERS LOST (4):
S Keith Davis(by Miami)
RB Julius Jones(by Seattle)
CB Nathan Jones(by Miami)
CB Jacques Reeves(by Houston)

PLAYERS LOST (8)LB Bruce Carter(Tampa Bay)
LB Justin Durant(Atlanta)
WR Dwyane Harris(N.Y. Giants)
DT Henry Melton(Tampa Bay)RB DeMarco Murray(Philadelphia)
T Jermey Parnell(Jacksonville)
DE George Selvie(N.Y. Giants)
LB Anthony Spencer(New Orleans)

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2005

2008

PLAYERS SIGNED (0):2012

PLAYERS SIGNED (7):G Mackenzy Bernadeau(Carolina)
CB Brandon Carr
(Kansas City)
LB Dan Connor(Carolina)
G Nate Livings(Cincinnati)
QB Kyle Orton(Kansas City)S Brodney Pool
(N.Y. Jets)FB Lawrence Vickers(Houston)

RECORDS

PLAYERS LOST (3):
LB Kevin Hardy(by Cincinnati)
DT Brandon Noble(by Washington)
DE Peppi Zellner(by Washington)

PLAYERS LOST (3):
DE Kenyon Coleman(by N.Y. Jets)
LB Ryan Fowler(by Tennessee)
C Al Johnson(by Arizona)

PLAYERS LOST (2):DE Stephen Bowen(by Washington)
WR Sam Hurd
(by Chicago)

2015

PLAYERS SIGNED (4)LB Jasper Brinkley(Minnesota)
LB Andrew Gachkar(San Diego)
DE Greg Hardy(Carolina)
RB Darren McFadden(Oakland)

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS SIGNED (6):FB Richie Anderson(from N.Y. Jets)
TE Dan Campbell(from N.Y. Giants)
P Toby Gowin(from New Orleans)
CB Donald Mitchell(from Tennessee)
LB Al Singleton(from Tampa Bay)T Ryan Young(from Houston)

2007

PLAYERS SIGNED (2):
T Leonard Davis(from Arizona)
S Ken Hamlin(from Seattle)

2011

PLAYERS SIGNED (1):
DE Kenyon Coleman(Cleveland)

FREE
AGENCY

PLAYERS LOST (1):
S Izell Reese(by Denver)

PLAYERS LOST (3):
TE Dan Campbell(by Detroit)
LB Scott Fujita(by New Orelans)
T Torrin Tucker*(by Tampa Bay)

STAFF

2002

PLAYERS SIGNED (4):DT La’Roi Glover(from New Orleans)
LB Kevin Hardy(from Jacksonville)
TE Jeff Robinson(from St. Louis)
CB Bryant Westbrook(Detroit)

STAFFFREE
AGENCY2022 SEASONRECORDS2018

PLAYERS SIGNED (4)WR Deonte Thompson(Buffalo)
G Marcus Martin(Cleveland)
T Cameron Fleming(New England)
DE Kony Ealy
(N.Y. Jets)
PLAYERS LOST (6)CB Bené Benwikere(Arizona)
WR Brice Butler(Arizona)
G Jonathan Cooper(San Francisco)
LB Anthony Hitchens(Kansas City)FB Keith Smith*(Oakland)
LB Kyle Wilber(Oakland)2019

PLAYERS SIGNED (3)WR Randall Cobb
(Green Bay)DT Christian Covington(Houston)
S George Iloka(Minnesota)

PLAYERS LOST (3)WR Cole Beasley(Buffalo)
TE Geoff Swaim(Jacksonville)
LB Damien Wilson(Kansas City)

2021

PLAYERS SIGNED (8)LB Tarell Basham(N.Y. Jets)
S Damontae Kazee(Atlanta)
LS Jake McQuaide(LA Rams)
LB Keanu Neal
(Atlanta)
T Ty Nsekhe(Buffalo)
TE Jeremy Sprinkle(Washiington)
DT Brent Urban(Chicago)
DE Carlos Watkins(Houston)

2020

PLAYERS SIGNED (5)TE Blake Bell
(Kansas City)CB Maurice Canady(N.Y. Jets)
S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix(Chicago)
DT Gerald McCoy(Carolina)
K Greg Zuerlein(LA Rams)

PLAYERS LOST (8)CB Chidobe Awuzie(Cincinnati)

PLAYERS LOST (8)WR Randall Cobb
(Houston)
DT Maliek Collins(Las Vegas)

2021, cont.
TE Blake Bell
(Kansas City)
QB Andy Dalton(Chicago)
T Cameron Erving(Carolina)
T Greg Senat*(Cleveland)
DE Aldon Smith(Seattle)
LB Joe Thomas(Houston)
S Xavier Woods(Minnesota)

2020, cont.
S Jeff Heath(Las Vegas)
DE Kerry Hyder(San Francisco)
CB Byron Jones(Miami)
DE Robert Quinn(Chicago)
G Xavier Su’a-FIlo(Cincinnati)
TE Jason Witten(Las Vegas )PLAYERS LOST (5)DE Randy Gregory(Denver)
LB Keanu Neal
(Tampa Bay)WR Malik Turner(San Francisco)
G Connor Williams(Miami)
WR Cedrick Wilson(Miami)

2023

PLAYERS SIGNED (2)T Chuma Edoga(Atlanta)
RB Ronald Jones(Kansas City)
PLAYERS LOST (6)WR Noah Brown(Houston)
G Connor McGovern(Buffalo)
LB Luke Gifford(Tennessee)
LS Jake McQuaide(Detroit)
TE Dalton Schultz(Houston)
DT Carlos Watkins(Arizona)

2022

PLAYERS SIGNED (3)DE Dante Fowler(Atlanta)
RB Ryan Nall
(Chicago)
WR James Washington(Pittsburgh)* Indicates restricted free agent

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2017, cont.
TE Gavin Escobar(Kansas City)
G Ronald Leary(Denver)
DT Terrell McClain(Washington)
QB Mark Sanchez(Chicago)
S J.J. Wilcox(Tampa Bay)

2023 Free Agency

Left to Right: Chuma Edoga (Atlanta - pictured with the N.Y. Jets), Ronald Jones (Kansas City)232

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASON

2022 Regular Season Statistics

RUSHING
PollardElliott
Prescott
PRESEASON (2-1)
Davis
DATE W/L SCORE OPPONENT
Att.
8/13 L 7-17 @ Denver
76,476 Lamb
Turpin69,047
8/20 W 32-18 @ LA Chargers
81,598# Rush
8/26 W 27-26 SEATTLE
Hendershot
REGULAR SEASON (12-5)
Anger
9/11 L 3-19 TAMPA BAY
93,797# Team
9/18 W 20-17 CINCINNATI
92,944# Opponents
9/26 W 23-16 @ N.Y. Giants
79,445
10/2 W 25-10 WASHINGTON
92,946# RECEIVING
10/9 W 22-10 @ LA Rams
74,154 Lamb69,879 Schultz
10/16 L 17-26 @ Philadelphia
10/23 W 24-6 DETROIT
93,487# N. Brown
93,767* Gallup
10/30 W 49-29 CHICAGOPollard
11/6			– Bye –
11/13 L 28-31 @ Green Bay (OT) 78,433 Ferguson
11/20 W 40-3 @ Minnesota
66,992 Elliott
11/24 W 28-20 N.Y. GIANTS
93,568# Hendershot
12/4 W 54-19 INDIANAPOLIS
93,086# Hilton
12/11 W 27-23 HOUSTON
93,843# Davis
12/18 L 34-40 @ Jacksonville (OT) 69,050 Fehoko
12/24 W 40-34 PHILADELPHIA
93,757# Houston
12/29 W 27-13 @ Tennessee
69,292 Tolbert
62,814 McKeon
1/8/23 L 6-26 @ Washington
TurpinTeam
AT&T Stadium configuration
Opponents*-All Open#- All Closed
SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: MIKE McCARTHYSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS^-Only Doors Open%-Only Roof OpenTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 347........... 327
Rushing...................................... 129........... 119
Passing...................................... 194........... 174
Penalty......................................... 24............. 34
Third Down-Made/Att..........105/231...... 87/231
Third Down Efficiency................ 45.5.......... 37.7
Fourth Down-Made/Att............10/19........ 12/22
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 6,034........ 5,613
Avg. Per Game........................ 354.9........ 330.2
Total Plays............................... 1,114........ 1,101
Avg. Per Play............................... 5.4............ 5.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,298........ 2,198
Avg. Per Game........................ 135.2........ 129.3
Total Rushes............................... 531........... 497
Avg. Per Rush............................. 4.3............ 4.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,736........ 3,415
Avg. Per Game........................ 219.8........ 200.9
Sacked/Yards Lost................27/175...... 54/352
Gross Yards............................. 3,911........ 3,767
Attempts/Completions...........556/355.... 550/345
Pct. of Completions................... 63.8.......... 62.7
Had Intercepted............................ 18............. 16
PUNTS/AVERAGE..................68/48.4..... 71/46.1
Net Punting Average.................. 42.8.......... 40.1
PUNT RET./AVG.....................29/10.4....... 32/8.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................22/23.9..... 21/24.2
INT./AVG. RET..........................16/3.8..... 18/19.7
PENALTIES/YARDS...............104/842...... 98/851
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................14/5........ 28/17
TOUCHDOWNS............................. 55............. 35
Rushing........................................ 24............... 9
Passing........................................ 28............. 23
Returns.......................................... 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS......50/53........ 28/29
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS.............0/2............ /15
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.........29/32........ 34/40
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 29:21........ 30:39

LG TD
57t 9
27t 12
25t 1
23t 1
14t 0
11t 0
6t 0
2t 1
0t 0
57t 2436t 9Maher: (51), (54,50), (26,28,59M,44), (53,45,28,29),(33,40,36), (30,59M), (22), (), (), (27,53,60,50),(46M), (), (33,53), (24,53), (21,44,48,26), (36,45), ().
Opp: (44,38,36M,29,47), (43,50,46), (47B,42,51,51),(45), (29,51M), (51,34), (40,53), (36), (54M,28),(25), (57,47), (52,34), (43,50,54), (33,48), (25,47),(37,29), (31M,52M,29,22).

REC YDS AVG
107 1,359 12.7
57 577 10.1
43 555 12.9
39 424 10.9
39 371 9.5
19 174 9.2
17
92 5.411 103 9.4
7 121 17.23
6
63 10.5
3
24 8.02
16 8.02
12 6.02
11 5.51
9 9.0
355 3,911 11.0
345 3,767 10.9

LG TD
39t 9
30t 5
51t 3
27t 4
68t 3
30t 2
31t 0
29t 2
52t 0
18t 0
12t 0
11t 0
8t 0
10t 0
9t 0
68t 2875t 23SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Maher
0 0 0 0 29/32 50/53 0 137
Elliott
12 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 72
Pollard
9 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 72
Lamb
0 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Schultz
0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Gallup0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
N. Brown 0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Hendershot 1 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Ferguson 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Davis
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hooker
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lawrence 0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Parsons0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Prescott1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Team
24 28 3 0 29/32 50/53 0 467
Opponents 9 23 3* 1 34/40 28/29 0 342
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 0-2, Opponents 1-5

LG TD
15t 0
7t 0
26t 0
2t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
26t 0
52t 3

a- 38-yd fumble return vs. Ind 12/4
b- 19-yd fumble return at LAR 10/9
c- 36-yd fumble return vs. Chi 10/30

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Bland
5
Diggs
3
Hooker3
1
Kearse1
Lewis
Mukuamu
1
Wilson1
Wright1
Team
16
Opponents
18

YDS AVG
19 3.8
10 3.329 9.7
2 2.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
60 3.8354 19.7

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Anger
68 3,291 48.4 6 27 83 0 42.8
Cowboys 68 3,291 48.4 6 27 83 0 42.8
Opps
71 3,273 46.1 6 29 63 1 40.1
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Turpin29 303 10.4
Cowboys
29 303 10.4
Opponents
32 258 8.1

FC LG TD
26 52t 0
26 52t 0
23 20t 0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Turpin
21 508 24.2
Hendershot
1
18 18.0
Cowboys
22 526 23.9
Opponents
21 509 24.2
SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Maher
0-0 9-9
5-5 6-7 9-11
Cowboys0-0 9-9
5-5 6-7 9-11
Opponents
0-0 8-8
6-8 11-12 9-12

ATT YDS AVG
193 1,007 5.2
231 876 3.8
45 182 4.0
38 161 4.2
10
47 4.73
17 5.7
9
6 0.7
1
2 2.0
1
0 0.0
531 2,298 4.3
497 2,198 4.4

LG TD
63t 0
18t 0
63t 0
34t 0

1 2
3
4 OT
T
91 133 106 137 0 467
58 129 79 67 9 342*- R. Jenkins 52-yd INT return at Jac 12/18
J. Sweat 42-yd INT return vs. Phi 12/24
K. Fuller 29-yd INT return at Was 1/8/23

USUAL STARTERS
WR CeeDee Lamb
DE DeMarcus Lawrence (17)
LT Tyler Smith (16)DT Osa Odighizuwa (17)Jason Peters (1)Neville Gallimore (4)LG Connor McGovern (14) DT Quinton Bohanna (9)Matt Farniok (2)Carlos Watkins (4)C Tyler Biadasz (16)
Johnathan Hankins (3)RG Zack Martin
DE Micah Parsons (12)RT Terence Steele (13)Dorance Armstrong (5)Tyron Smith (4)OLB Micah Parsons (5)TE Dalton Schultz (15)Anthony Barr (10)WR Noah Brown (13)MLB L. Vander Esch (14)WR Michael Gallup (11)Damone Clark (3)QB Dak Prescott (12) LCB Trevon Diggs (17)Cooper Rush (5) NCB Jourdan Lewis (4)RB Ezekiel Elliott (14)
DaRon Bland (8)Tony Pollard (4)RCB Anthony Brown (12)K Brett Maher
S Jayron Kearse (14)P Bryan Anger
S Donovan Wilson (17)Pro Bowlers in Bold
S Malik Hooker (6)					 AVG		PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT
Prescott394 261 2,860 66.2 7.3 23 5.8 15 3.8
Rush162
94 1,051 58.0 6.5 5 3.1 3 1.9
Cowboys556 355 3,911 63.8 7.0 28 5.0 18 3.2
Opponents 550 345 3,767 62.7 6.8 23 4.2 16 2.9

234

LG SKS/YDS RATING
68t
20/126
91.1
46t
7/49
80.0
68t
27/17587.9
75t
54/352
84.7

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3.
4.
5.

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HISTORY
SIDELINES

235

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1
2

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RECORDS

Tackles
Fumbles
Block
Solo Asst.
–
Total
For.-Rec.
Kick
1. Gifford, Luke..................................................8 4
–
12
1-0		
2. Goodwin, C.J................................................4 5
–
9
1-0		
3. Joseph, Kelvin...............................................6 1–
7		
4. Overton, Matt................................................2 3–5		
5. Hendershot, Peyton.......................................3 1–
4		
Brown, Noah.................................................2 2–
4			
7. Clark, Damone...............................................2 1–
3			
8. Bland, DaRon................................................2 0–
2			Davis, Malik...................................................2 0–2					 Mukuamu, Israel............................................2 0–2					 Ollison, Quadree............................................2 0–2					 Wilson, Donovan............................................2 0–
2			
13. Cox, Jabril.....................................................1 1–
2		
14. Coyle, Tyler....................................................0 2–2			
15. Dowdle, Rico.................................................1 0–
1					 Ferguson, Jake..............................................1 0–
1					 Pollard, Tony..................................................1 0
–
1			
0
–
1			
		 Turpin, KaVontae............................................1 		 Wright, Nahshon............................................1 0–
1			
20. McKeon, Sean...............................................0 1
–
1
0-1		
21. Armstrong, Dorance........................................						
2

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1
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2022 Regular Season Special Teams Statistics

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21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.

PD
2
1
5
3
3
1
14
7
3

PLAYERS

7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
		
19.

Tackles
Sks/
Tkl/
QB		
Solo - Asst. – Total
Yds
Loss
Pres.
FR
FF INT/Yds
Wilson, Donovan.....................80 - 28 – 108
5.0/-35
4/-6
9
1
2
1/0
Vander Esch, Leighton............69 - 31 – 100
1.0/-43/-53		
1		
Kearse, Jayron........................59 - 24 –83
2.0/-12
5/-10
6		
1
1/2
Hooker, Malik..........................46 - 21 –67		
3/-7		
1		 3/29
Lawrence, DeMarcus..............49 - 12 –61
6.0/-35
6/-9
45
2
3		
Barr, Anthony..........................38 - 23 –61
1.0/-91/-4
62			
Diggs, Trevon..........................54 5 –59				
1		 3/10
Bland, DaRon.........................40 - 16 –
56		
1/-2
2			 5/19
Parsons, Micah.......................34 - 20 –54
13.5/-89
5/-10
69
3
3		
Clark, Damone........................32 - 18 –
50		
1/-3
1		
2		
Brown, Anthony......................35 9 –44		
1/-1			1		Odighizuwa, Osa....................24 - 16 –40
4.0/-27
5/-15
16		
1		
Gallimore, Neville....................18 - 15 –33
1.0/-9
1/-2
6				
Watkins, Carlos.......................13 - 17 –
30		
2/-3
4		
1		
Armstrong, Dorance...............15 - 13 –28
8.5/-55
2/-6
25
2
1		
Lewis, Jourdan.......................21 6 –27
1.0/0					
1/0Wright, Nahshon.....................16 6 –22		
1/-1				1/0Golston, Chauncey.................13 9 –22
1.0/-2
1/-2
7				
Fowler, Dante..........................17 3 –20
6.0/-49
3/-11
29		
2		
Bohanna, Quinton.....................6 - 14 –
20		
3/-2
2				
Williams, Sam.........................12 7 –19
4.0/-26
7/-15
20
3
1		
Mukuamu, Israel.....................13 3 –
16			
1			
1/0
Joseph, Kelvin........................11 2 –13					1		Hankins, Johnathan................11 1 –
12		
1/-3
2				
Hill, Trysten...............................4 2 –
6		
1/-4
4				
Gifford, Luke.............................2 3 –5					
1		Coyle, Tyler...............................4 0 –4							Cox, Jabril................................2 2 –4							Mullen, Trayvon.........................3 0 –3							Alexander, Mackensie...............1 0 –1							Bell, Markquese........................1 0 –1							Basham, Tarrell...........................							
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2022 Regular Season Defensive Statistics

STAFF

2022 Postseason Statistics
SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: MIKE McCARTHY

2022 NFC DIVISIONAL GAMEDATE W/L SCORE OPPONENT
Att.
1/22/23 L 12-19 @ San Francisco
71,888

ATT
21
23
11
2
57
44

YDS AVG
99 4.753 2.346 4.26 3.0
204 3.6
165 3.8

LG TD
18t 0
9t 0
11t 1
4t 0
18t 1
13t 1

RECEIVING
Lamb
Schultz
GallupPollard
N. Brown
HiltonElliott
Ferguson
TurpinTeam
Opponents

REC
14
12
5
5
4
3
3
1
1
48
54

YDS
185
122
46
23
39
38
16
34
8
511
565

LG TD
46t 1
26t 3
15t 1
8t 0
18t 0
15t 0
9t 0
34t 0
8t 0
46t 5
31t 2

SIDELINES

AVG
13.2
10.2
9.2
4.6
9.8
12.7
5.3
34.0
8.0
10.6
10.5

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Maher
0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0
Cowboys
0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0
0-0 2-2 0-0 1-1 1-1
Opponents

Maher: (); (25,43)
Opp: (); (26,47,50,28)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Schultz
0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Maher
0 0 0 0 2/2 1/6 0 7
Gallup0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lamb
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Prescott1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Team
1 5 0 0 2/2 1/6 0 43
Opponents 1 2 0 1 4/4 1/1 0 33

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS................... 41.......... 45
Rushing........................................ 13............. 11
Passing........................................ 25............. 31
Penalty........................................... 3............... 3
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 0/0, Opponents 1/2
Third Down-Made/Att..............12/28........ 17/32
Third Down Efficiency................ 42.9.......... 53.1
DEFENSIVE STATS
Fourth Down-Made/Att................4/4............ 1/3
Tackles
TOTAL NET YARDS...................... 707........... 698
SOLO ASST. TOTAL
Avg. Per Game........................ 353.5........ 349.0 INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
1. Vander Esch, Leighton 10 - 11 – 21
1
0 0.0
0 0
2. Bland, DaRon
10 - 7 – 17
Total Plays.................................. 129........... 143 Kearse
1
0 0.0
0 0
3. Wilson, Donovan
9 - 6 – 15
Avg. Per Play............................... 5.5............ 4.9 Team
Opponents
2
22
11.0
16
0
4.
Hooker,Malik
8 - 7 – 15
NET YARDS RUSHING................. 204........... 165
5. Kearse, Jayron
6 - 4 – 10
Avg. Per Game........................ 102.0.......... 82.5
6.
Barr,
Anthony
5 - 4 –
9
PUNTING
NO
YDS
AVG
TB
IN20
LG
BL
NET
Total Rushes................................. 57............. 44
7. Parsons, Micah4 - 3 –
7
Anger
8
376
47.0
0
4
56
0
40.6
Avg. Per Rush............................. 3.6............ 3.8
8.
Diggs,
Trevon3
3–
6
NET YARDS PASSING.................. 503........... 533 Cowboys 8 376 47.0 0 4 56 0 40.6 		 Mukuamu, Israel
3 - 3 –
6
Opps
9
409
45.4
2
4
54
0
40.2
Avg. Per Game........................ 251.5........ 266.5
		 Odighizuwa, Osa
3 - 3 –
6
Sacked/Yards Lost......................2/8.......... 4/32
11. Armstrong, Dorance 4 - 1 –5
5
Gross Yards................................ 511........... 565 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD 12. Lawrence, DeMarcus 3 - 2 –Turpin2
7 3.5 27 0 13. Hankins, Johnathan 3 - 1 –4
Attempts/Completions...............70/48........ 95/54
Cowboys2
7 3.5 2
7 0 		 Rhodes, Xavier
3
1–
4
Pct. of Completions................... 68.6.......... 56.8
Opponents
5 51 10.2 2 14 0 15. Watkins, Carlos
2 - 0 –
2
Had Intercepted.............................. 2............... 1
16. Golston, Chauncey 0 - 2 –2
PUNTS/AVERAGE....................8/47.0....... 9/45.4 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD 17. Fowler, Dante
1 - 0 –
1
Net Punting Average.................. 40.6.......... 40.2 Turpin
1 - 0 –
1
5 155 31.0 44t 0 		 Gallimore, Neville
PUNT RET./AVG.........................2/3.5....... 5/10.2 Cowboys
5 155 31.0 44t 0
SPECIAL TEAMSKICKOFF RET./AVG..................5/31.0....... 4/27.8 Opponents
4 111 27.8 53t 0
Tackles
INT. RET./AVG............................1/0.0....... 2/11.0
SOLO ASST. TOTALPENALTIES/YARDS.....................9/65.......... 6/64 SCORE BY
1.
Gifford,
Luke
1
- 2 –
3
FUMBLES/BALL LOST..................0/0............ 3/1 QUARTERS
1 2
3
4 OT
T
2. Joseph, Kelvin1 - 1 –
2
TOUCHDOWNS............................... 6............... 3 Cowboys
6 18
9 10
- 43 		 McKeon, Sean
1 - 1 –
2
Rushing.......................................... 1............... 1 Opponents
3 6
6 18
- 33
4. Bland, DaRon
1 - 0 –
1
Passing.......................................... 5............... 2
		 Brown, Noah
1 - 0 –
1
Returns.......................................... 0............... 0		 Ferguson, Jake
1 - 0 –
1
		 Hendershot, Peyton 1 - 0 –1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..........1/6............ 1/1
8. Clark, Damone
0 - 1 –
1
TWO POINT CON./ATT..................0/0............ 1/2
		Goodwin,
C.J.
0
1
–
1
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.............2/2............ 4/4
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 30:51........ 29:10 					AVG		PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Prescott70
48
511 68.6 7.3
5 7.1 2 2.9 46
2/8 101.5
Cowboys70
48
511 68.6 7.3
5 7.1 2 2.9 46
2/8 101.5
Opponents
95
54
565 56.8 5.9
2 2.1 1 1.1 31
4/32
76.9

HISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

2022 NFC WILD CARD GAMEDATE W/L SCORE OPPONENT
Att.
1/16/23 W 31-14 @ Tampa Bay
69,145

RUSHING
PollardElliott
Prescott
Lamb
Team
Opponents

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RECORD: 2-1
PRESEASON (2-1)
DATE W/L SCORE OPPONENT
8/13 L 7-17 at Denver
8/20 W 32-18 at LA Chargers
8/26 W 27-26 SEATTLE

Att.
76,476
69,047
81,598#

LG TD
16t 1
16t 0
15t 1
16t 0
6t 0
9t 0
7t 0
16t 2
27t 1

RECEIVING
FergusonB. Smith
Hendershot
TolbertFehokoM. Davis
HoustonDrummond
TurpinVasherSprinkle
Dowdle
McKeonShampklin
Team
Opponents

ATT
7
6
6
6
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
51
66

YDS
76
118
52
44
37
27
43
38
20
20
16
8
4
0
503
751

AVG
10.9
19.7
8.7
7.3
7.4
5.4
14.3
12.7
6.7
10.0
8.0
8.0
4.0
0.0
9.9
11.4

LG TD
24t 0
40t 1
15t 1
19t 0
12t 2
9t 0
18t 0
22t 0
8t 0
11t 0
10t 0
8t 0
4t 0
0t 0
40t 4
42t 5

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Mukuamu2
Bell
1
Wright1
1
Thomas5
Team
Opponents
1

YDS
6
30
22
3
61
0

AVG LG TD
3.0 6t 0
30.0 30t 0
22.0 22t 0
3.0 3t 0
12.2 30t 0
0.0 0t 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Anger
15 711 47.4 3 5 59 0 38.6
Cowboys 15 711 47.4 3 5 59 0 38.6
Opps
12 561 46.8 1 5 62 0 36.7
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
Turpin2 96 48.0 4 86t 1
Drummond
2
5 2.5 2 5t 0
Cowboys
4 101 25.3 6 86t 1
Opponents
6 72 12.0 3 27t 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1 2
7 32
13 27

3
10
7

4 OT
17 14 -

T
66
61

Niswander: (29,29B,52M), (36,38,36),(),().
Zuerlein: (), (), (), (56M).
Hajrullahu: (), (), (), ().
Opp:(49M,48), (33,28,48,47), (38,24),(45,34).
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT
Fehoko0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0
Maher
0 0 0 0 2/4 6/6
Turpin0 0 2 0 0/0 0/0
B. Smith0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0
Davis
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0
Hendershot 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0
Dowdle1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0
Hajrullahu 0 0 0 0 1/2 1/1
Ferguson 0 0 0 1 0/0 0/0Team
2 4 2 1 3/6 7/7
Opponents 1 5 0 1 6/6 5/5

S TP
0 12
0 12
0 12
0 6
0 6
0 6
0 6
0 4
0 2
0 66
0 61

2-pt Conversions: Dallas 1/1, Opponents 1/1
DEFENSIVE STATS
Tackles
SOLO ASST. TOTAL
1. Wright, Nahshon
13 - 3 – 16
2. Harper, Devin
10 - 6 – 16
3. Bell, Markquese
9 - 1 – 10
4. Jackson, Storey
5 - 5 – 10
5. Cox, Jabril
8 - 1 –
9
		 Bland, DaRon
8 - 1 –
9
7. Bronson, Josiah
2 - 7 –
9
8. Coyle, Tyler
5 - 3 –
8
9. Taylor-Stuart, Isaac 4 - 3 –7
10. Joseph, Kelvin3 - 4 –
7
		 Williams, Sam
3 - 4 –
7
12. Bohanna, Quinton 3 - 3 –6
		 Ridgeway, John3 - 3 –
6
13. Hill, Trysten
4 - 1 –
5
		 Golston, Chauncey 4 - 1 –5		 Moseley, Quandre
4 - 1 –
5
		 Thomas, Juanyeh
4 - 1 –
5
17. Jefferson, Malik3 - 2 –
5
2 - 3 –
5
18. Mukuamu, Israel
2 - 2 –
4
19. Sam, Christian2 - 1 –
3
20. Tafua, Mika
21. Basham, Tarrell
2 - 0 –
2
		 Brown, Kyron
2 - 0 –
2
		 Gifford, Luke
2 - 0 –
2
		 Goodwin, C.J.
2 - 0 –
2
25. Bryant, Markaviest 1 - 1 –2
		 Fowler, Dante
1 - 1 –
2
1 - 0 –
1
27. Faoliu, Austin
		 Gallimore, Neville
1 - 0 –
1

SIDELINES

237

HISTORY					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Gilbert32
18
186 56.3 5.8
2 6.3 0 0.0 32t
4/22
64.0
DiNucci27
16
181 59.3 6.7
2 7.4 0 0.0 40t
1/9 104.1
31
17
136 54.8 4.4
0 0.0 1 3.2 19t
1/12
Rush
52.6
Cowboys90
51
503 56.7 5.6
4 4.4 1 1.1 40t
6/43
82.8
Opponents 116
72.9
66
751 56.9 6.5
5 4.3 5 4.3 42t
4/40

PLAYOFF
RECORDSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Turpin3 145 48.3 98t 1
Thomas1
35 35.0 35t 0
Davis
1
32 32.0 32t 0
Cowboys
5 212 42.4 98t 1
Opponents2
26 13.0 22t 0

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Niswander
0-0 1-2
3-3 0-0 0-1
Zuerlein0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0 0-1
Hajrullahu
0-0 0-0
0-0 0-0 0-0
Cowboys
0-0 1-2
3-3 0-0 0-2
Opponents
0-0 2-2
3-3 3-5 0-0

RECORDSYDS AVG
132 4.3
106 3.8
80 3.635 5.815 1.99 9.0
7 7.0
384 4.0
237 3.02022 SEASONTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................... 54............. 60
Rushing........................................ 19............... 7
Passing........................................ 29............. 39
Penalty........................................... 6............. 14
Third Down-Made/Att..............13/42........ 14/41
Third Down Efficiency................ 31.0.......... 34.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att................2/7............ 3/7
TOTAL NET YARDS...................... 844........... 948
Avg. Per Game........................ 281.3........ 316.0
Total Plays.................................. 193........... 198
Avg. Per Play............................... 4.4............ 4.8
NET YARDS RUSHING................. 384........... 237
Avg. Per Game........................ 128.0.......... 79.0
Total Rushes................................. 97............. 78
Avg. Per Rush............................. 4.0............ 3.0
NET YARDS PASSING.................. 460........... 711
Avg. Per Game........................ 153.3........ 237.0
Sacked/Yards Lost....................6/43.......... 4/40
Gross Yards................................ 503........... 751
Attempts/Completions...............90/51...... 116/66
Pct. of Completions................... 56.7.......... 56.9
Had Intercepted.............................. 1............... 5
PUNTS/AVERAGE..................15/47.4..... 12/46.8
Net Punting Average.................. 38.6.......... 36.7
PUNT RET./AVG.......................4/25.3....... 6/12.0
KICKOFF RET./AVG..................5/42.4....... 2/13.0
INT./AVG. RET..........................5/12.2......... 1/0.0
PENALTIES/YARDS.................35/296...... 19/156
FUMBLES/BALL LOST..................3/0............ 2/2
TOUCHDOWNS............................... 8............... 6
Rushing.......................................... 2............... 1
Passing.......................................... 4............... 5
Returns.......................................... 2............... 0
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..........7/7............ 5/5
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS.............1/1............ 1/1
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.............3/6............ 6/6
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 29:43........ 30:17

ATT
31
28
22
6
8
1
1
97
78

PLAYERS

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenRUSHING
M. Davis
Shampklin
DowdleGrier
DiNucci
Rush
TurpinTeam
Opponents

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2022 Preseason Statistics

8

9

23

15

10

21

21

@ N.Y. Giants

Washington@ LA Rams@ Philadelphia

Detroit

6

16

18

14

11

11

13

11

66

74

72

74

71

65

69

70

79

57

59

64

53

57

61

59

64

CINCINNATI.................... 3/10 30.0%@ N.Y. Giants.................. 5/13 38.5%

WASHINGTON................ 5/15 33.3%@ LA Rams..................... 5/15 33.3%

9/26

10/2

10/9

6,034 1,114

182

361

419

397

404

385

430

458

421

442

330

315

239

279

391

337

244

9/18

24

0

5

1

1

0

2

3

0

1

0

3

1

0

4

2

1

0

TAMPA BAY..................... 3/15 20.0%

347 129 194

4

5

10

10

10

12

13

15

10

12

4

9

12

11

8

9/11

2022 Totals

10@ Washington

624@Jacksonville25

21

Houston26

23

Indianapolis

Philadelphia

26

N.Y. Giants@ Tennessee

923@ Minnesota

10

24

24

Chicago@ Green Bay

8

6

2

9

7

19

Cincinnati

4

TOTAL OFF.
YDS PLYSHISTORYFIRST DOWNSR Pa Pe

12

T

Tampa BaySIDELINES

238

118

274

304

243

277

165

261

307

262

242

191

181

76

217

215

230

198

1/10

1/8

6/43

3/13

1/7

1/5

0/0

0/0

2/3

1/8

2/16

0/0

3/26

1/6

0/0

1/5

4/25

38

41

35

30

39

30

30

30

46

27

25

38

16

27

31

31

42

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

3 0

0 0

3 0

4 0

7 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

1

1

2
0 0

0 0

2 0

1 15 01

3 26 0

0

0

0

0

2

0

1

2

1

0

1

355 18 16 60 0

14 1

29 2

27 1

23 2

24 2

20 1

21 2

26 0

27 2

21 1

19 0

18 3

10 0

15 0

21 0

19 0

21 1

3

0

1

2

0

0

4

2

2

2

3

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

0

2

2

3

2

3

2

1

0

0

3

2

1

3

1

68-48.4 29 303 28

13

29

0

16

9

0

0

34

11

15

66

36

12

-3

28

34

3

2

0

1

3

1

3

0

0

3

1

0

3

0

3

1

0

4

51 0

0 0

31 0

70 0

27 0

64 0

0 0

0 0

65 0

21 0

0 0

96 0

0 0

0 0

24 0

0 0

77 0

PEN.

6-74

3-35

4-36

2-18

3-10

3-43

13-86

6-39

9-83

6-41

7-55

10-72

5-42

4-20

8-70

5-45

10-73

2/1

1/1

1/0

0/0

2/1

0/0

1/0

1/0

1/0

0/0

2/1

0/0

2/0

0/0

0/0

1/1

0/0

0

1

1

1

2

4

2

2

1

4

2

1

1

0

1

1

0

1

2

3

3

1

3

2

2

3

2

1

1

0

2

1

1

0

55 24 28

1

3

4

4

3

8

4

4

4

7

3

2

2

2

2

2

0

0/1 0/0

3/3 0/0

4/4 0/0

4/4 0/0

3/3 0/0

6/7 0/1

4/4 0/0

4/4 0/0

4/4 0/0

7/7 0/0

3/3 0/0

2/2 0/0

1/1 0/1

1/2 0/0

2/2 0/0

2/2 0/00/0 0/0

T.O.P.

0/0 23:48

2/2 33:26

4/4 32:18

2/2 35:26

2/2 26:46

0/0 28:41

0/1 34:09

4/4 37:24

0/0 30:59

0/0 23:56

1/1 28:46

1/2 25:30

3/3 29:30

4/4 26:54

3/4 32:42

2/2 26:12

1/1 27:18

3 50/53 0/2 29/32 29:21

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

FUM ---------------SCORING-------------NO-YDS NO/LT TD TDr TDp TDrt PAT 2-PT FG

0 25 526 0 104-842 14/5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

PUNT RETURNS KO RETURNS

10-47.8 4

3-40.3

1-57.04-46.33-52.34-49.5

1-51.02-50.55-49.22-71.05-48.62-59.5

6-48.06-42.54-44.55-43.45-50.8INT BY DAL PUNTS

I NO YDS TD NO-AVG NO YDS FC TD NO YDS TD

STAFF

12/24 PHILADELPHIA............... 8/15 53.3%
1/2/29 @ Tennessee................... 8/13 61.5%
1/8/23 @ Washington................. 4/18 22.2%

INDIANAPOLIS................ 7/13 53.8%

12/4

12/11 HOUSTON...................... 8/15 53.3%

11/13 @ Green Bay................... 5/15 33.3%

33.3%

10/30 CHICAGO....................... 9/11 81.8%

10/23 DETROIT......................... 3/9

11/24 N.Y. GIANTS.................... 7/11 63.6%

12/18 @ Jacksonville................. 9/16 56.3%

531 3,761 27/175 556

27

32

31

41

31

34

39

40

31

29

32

26

34

29

30

27

18

YDS SK/YD ATT COM

PLAYERS

THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY
10/16 @ Philadelphia................. 4/10 40.0% 11/20 @ Minnesota.................... 12/17 70.6%

2,298

64

87

115

154

127

220

169

151

159

200

139

134

163

62

176

107

71

ATT

2022 SEASONCOWBOYS OFFENSE

RUSHING -------------PASSING-----------YDS

RECORDS

2022 Game-by-Game

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

9

3

6

5

6

13

4

17

14

22

18

22

20

16

21

18

16

26

25

17

16

Washington@ LA Rams@ Philadelphia

Detroit

Chicago@ Green Bay

Houston@JacksonvillePhiladelphia@ Tennessee@ Washington

6

11

19

13

10

12

11

10

8

4

11

9

10

90

106

114

192

87

97

151

2,198

70

64

70

69

65

63

34 5,613 1,101

158

220

355

311

213

203
20 1
27 1
24 2

37
27
42
40
39
19

3/30

0/0
2/12
3/11

1/7

0/0

21 3

35

3/18

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

1
1
1
3
1
0
0
7

7-48.34-48.33-39.74-49.33-53.30-0.0
5-47.47-45.6

55

0

0

13

36

4

3

3

32

9

13

14

19

7

1

20

28

3

2

1

2

0

2

0

0

1

0

3

0

2

2

1

3

1

22 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

18 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

48 0

1

1

2

0

0

27 0

25 0

54 0

0 0

0 0

8 212 00

25 103 0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

2/1
1/0
2/2
1/1
2/2
3/2
2/1
1/0

7-59
7-66
6-88
4-25
4-37
2-10
10-124
2-10

3

1

4

5

2

2

2

0

4

4

0

3

1

1

1

1

1

0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1

0
1
2
1
4
3
1
1

2/3 0/0

1/1 0/0

4/4 0/0

4/4 0/0

2/2 0/0

1/1 0/1

2/2 0/00/0 0/0

4/4 0/0

2/2 0/20/0 0/0

2/2 0/1

1/1 0/0

1/1 0/0

1/1 0/0

1/1 0/0

1/1 0/0

T.O.P.

2/4 36:12

2/2 26:34

2/2 27:42

2/2 27:42

3/3 33:14

2/2 31:19

2/2 25:51

1/1 22:36

1/2 35:55

1/1 36:04

2/2 31:14

2/2 34:30

1/2 30:30

1/1 33:06

3/4 27:18

3/3 33:48

4/5 32:42

1/2/29 @ Tennessee................... 7/16 43.8%
1/8/23 @ Washington................. 3/14 21.4%

INDIANAPOLIS................ 4/13 30.8%

12/4

12/11 HOUSTON...................... 7/15 46.7%

10/30 CHICAGO....................... 6/15 40.0%

11/13 @ Green Bay................... 6/13 46.2%@ N.Y. Giants.................. 3/11 27.3%

WASHINGTON................ 5/15 33.3%@ LA Rams..................... 6/17 35.3%

9/26

10/2

10/9

33.3%

12/18 @ Jacksonville................. 8/12 66.7%

2 28/29 0/4 34/38 30:39

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

0

2

1

1

0

1

1

9 24

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

2

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

12/24 PHILADELPHIA............... 8/14 57.1%

98-851 26/17 35

3/2

1/1

4/3

1/0

2/2

1/0

0/0

0/0

0/0

6-40

6-45

8-59

2-10

3-25

11-136

8-57

7-35

5-25

FUM ---------------SCORING-------------

11/24 N.Y. GIANTS.................... 3/11 27.3%

0 21 509 0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

PEN.

NO-YDS NO/LT TD TDr TDp TDrt PAT 2-PT FG

11/20 @ Minnesota.................... 1/11 9.1%

71-46.1 32 257 23

4

1

1

1

3

2

2

1

3

PUNT RETURNS KO RETURNS

4-40.04-50.83-48.04-46.8

6-37.26-45.03-45.05-47.23-50.7

THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY

1 29 1

2 30 01 42 1

2 54 1

2 33 01 31 02 18 002 68 0

1 21 00

3 13 000

0

0

1 15 0345 16 18 354 3

11 1

20 1

21 0

17 0

30

7/49

14 0

18 0

21 2

15 0

29 1

25 2

20 1

24 0

18 1

20

24

26

25

44

45

37

36

27

INT BY DAL PUNTS

I NO YDS TD NO-AVG NO YDS FC TD NO YDS TD

2/16

4/25

5/33

4/23

5/35

2/15

5/27

6/34

2/17

497 3,438 54/352 553

41

24

29

27

37

30

210

110

208

131

195

155

285

155

169

165

195

YDS SK/YD ATT COM

10/23 DETROIT......................... 3/9

SIDELINESCINCINNATI.................... 6/17 35.3%

HISTORY

9/18

309

317

442

503

327

309

21

17

39

43

25

39

15

27

25

25

33

ATT

RECORDS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

10/16 @ Philadelphia................. 6/14 42.9%

3

0

2

0

0

1

300

183

59

4

3

73

240

117

136

38

142

167

89

152

54

71

56

68

64

71

67

67

62

207

415

371

312

268

323

297

336

254

347

61

3

3

1

4

2

1

4

3

0

YDS

COWBOYS DEFENSE

RUSHING -------------PASSING-----------

2022 SEASONTAMPA BAY..................... 5/14 35.7%

327 119 174

7

6

15

6

9

2

10

8

13

9

TOTAL OFF.
YDS PLYS

PLAYERS

9/11

2022 Totals

Indianapolis

N.Y. Giants@ Minnesota

622@ N.Y. Giants

3

10

19

Cincinnati

918

Tampa Bay

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239

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

STAFF

Individual Game-by-Game Rushing
Tony Pollard

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

No Yds Avg Lg TD
6
8 1.3 9t 0
943 4.8 17t 1
13 105 8.1 46t 08
6 0.8 9t 0
8
86 10.8 57t 1
11
44 4.0 15t 0
12
83 6.9 28t 0
14 131 9.4 54t 3
22 115 5.2 14t 1
1580 5.3 20t 01860 3.3 13t 0
1291 76 30t 2
1042 4.2 18t 1
1975 3.9 21t 09
19 2.1 8t 0
INACTIVE/INJURED
7
19 2.7 5t 0
193 1,007 5.2 57t 9

Malik Davis

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

No Yds Avg Lg TD
		PRACTICE SQUAD		PRACTICE SQUAD		PRACTICE SQUAD		PRACTICE SQUAD		PRACTICE SQUAD		PRACTICE SQUAD		PRACTICE SQUAD
8
23 2.9 8t 05
38 7.6 17t 07
13 1.9 9t 0
					3
29 9.7 23t 1
					

					
2
1
1

9 4.5
-4 -4.0
1 1.0

8
-4
1

0
0
0

					
2
11 5.5 12 02
23 11.5 14 0
1

1 1.0

1

0

					

No Yds Avg Lg TD
					1
2 2.0 2 02
-2 -1.0 -1 0
2
7 3.5 6 0
4
-1 -.03 2 0

No Yds Avg Lg TD
					

Cooper Rush

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

CeeDee LambNo Yds Avg Lg TD
					1
6 6.0 6 0

0
0
1

10
5
38

39 3.9 23t
19 3.8 7t
161 4.2 23t

Ezekiel Elliott

No Yds Avg Lg TD
10
52 5.2 7t 015
53 3.5 11t 0
15
73 4.9 27t 1
19
49 2.6 7t 02278 3.5 12t 0
1381 6.2 14t 1
15
57 3.8 18t 2
		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED
15
42 2.8 8t 2
16
92 5.8 22t 1
17
77 4.5 22t 1
15
62 4.1 25t 1
16
58 3.6 10t 1
16
55 3.4 22t 1
19
37 1.9 6t 1
8
10 1.3 4t 0
231 876 3.8 27t 12

1047 4.7 140

Peyton Hendershot

DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY

1

2 2.0

2t

1

1

2 2.0

2t

1

DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
9

6 0.7

6

0

240

Dak Prescott

No Yds Avg Lg TD
2
11 5.5 12 0
		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED
3
0 0.0 2 05
34 6.8 25 14
6 1.5 2t 0
3
16 5.3 11 0
2
4 2.0 5 0
6
5
6
3
6
45

23
20
41
11
16
182

3.8 9
4.0 12
6.8 163.7 9
2.7 9
4.0 25

0
0
0
0
0
1

KaVontae Turpin

No Yds Avg Lg TD
					1
3 3.0 3 0
					
					
					
1
3 3.0 3 0
1
11 11.0 11 0
					
					
					

					
					
					
					
3
17 5.7 11 0

CeeDee LambNo Yds Avg Lg TD
7
62 8.9 14t 02
18 9.0 9t 0
		INACTIVE/INJURED

Michael Gallup

4
49
4
35
3
41
5
63
4
23
2
40
1
2
4
36
3
39
1
10
39 424

12.3
8.8
13.7
12.6
5.8
20.0
2.0
9.0
13.0
10.0
10.9

17t
23t
19t
25t
13t
24t
2t
12t
14t
10t
27t

No
2
4
1

Tony Pollard

Yds Avg Lg TD
14 7.0 10t 0
55 13.8 46t 0
2

2.0

2t 0

2
8 4.0 8t 02
26 13.0 19t 0
1
16 16.0 16t 03
13 4.3 9t 0
6 109 18.2 68t 22
1 0.5 2t 0
2
15 7.5 10t 04
20 5.0 10t 1
4
31 7.8 11t 0
6
61 10.2 13t 0
INACTIVE/INJURED

0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
4

39 371

9.5 68t 3

T.Y. Hilton

Peyton Hendershot

					

					
3
43 14.3 29t 0
					

No

Yds Avg Lg TD

22
2

22 11.0 11t 0
5 2.5 3t 1
15 7.5 11t 0

1-2 -2.0 -2t 0

1

20 20.0 20t 1

					
					
11 103 9.4 29t 2

241

0
0
2
0
0
0
3

Jake FergusonNo

Yds Avg Lg TD
8t 0
7t 0

2
1

13
7

6.5
7.0

4
1
1

40
7
1

10.0 22t 1
7.0 7t 0
1.0 1t 1

2
3
2

15
57
-1

7.5 11t 0
19.0 30t 0-0.5 4t 0

INACTIVE/INJURED
1 24 24.0 24t 017
7.0 7t 014
4.0 4t 0
19 174
9.2 30t 2

Ezekiel Elliott

No Yds Avg Lg TD
1-3 -3.0 -3t 0
1-4 -4.0 -4t 0
1
2 2.0 2t 0
232 16.0 31t 0
1

5

5.0

5t 0

		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED
1
5 5.0 5t 0
1
3 3.0 3t 0
3
14 4.7 11t 03
19 6.3 8t 02
13 6.5 7t 01
6 6.0 6t 0

1792

5.4 31t 0

SIDELINES0000

Yds Avg Lg TD

9t
51t
14t
5t
7t
10t
51t

HISTORY

		 SIGNED 12/12
		INACTIVE
152 52.0 52t
450 12.5 28t
2
19 9.5 11t
7 121 17.3 52t

No

15 7.585 21.3
49 8.25 5.0
7 7.0
10 10.0555 12.9

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

No Yds Avg Lg TD
		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED		INACTIVE/INJURED
2
24 12.0 15t 1
4
44 11.0 27t 02
18 9.0 9t 0

2
4
6
1
1
1
43

RECORDS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
5

2022 SEASON		INACTIVE
549 9.8 15t
674 12.3 30t
6
54 9.0 16t
3
22 7.3 12t
4
31 7.8 15t
2
33 16.5 22t
687 14.5 22t
2
15 7.5 9t
343 14.3 21t
756 8.0 13t
4
33 8.3 12t
57 577 10.1 30t

Noah Brown

No Yds Avg Lg TD
5
68 13.6 22t 0
5
91 18.2 28t 1
5
54 10.8 19t 0
3
61 20.3 45t 01
5 5.0 5t 0
1
10 10.0 10t 0
550 10.0 15t 0
		INACTIVE/INJURED
1
3 3.0 3t 0
442 21.0 35t 0

PLAYERS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Dalton Schultz

No Yds Avg Lg TD
2
29 14.5 16t 0
7
75 10.7 24t 0
8
87 10.9 26t 1
6
97 16.2 30t 1
5
53 10.6 16t 0
5
68 13.6 24t 0
4
70 17.5 24t 0
5
77 15.4 22t 1
11 150 13.6 35t 2545 9.0 27t 0
6 106 17.7 25t 0
5
71 14.2 22t 15
33 6.6 13t 0
7 126 18.0 39t 0
10 120 12.0 36t 2
11 100 9.1 34t 0
5
52 10.4 15t 1
107 1,359 12.7 39t 9

STAFF

Individual Game-by-Game Receiving

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS

Malik Davis

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

No Yds Avg Lg TD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
2 18
9.0 10t 02

2211.0 14t 02

23

11.5 18t 0

6

63 10.5 18

0Jalen Tolbert

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

No Yds Avg Lg TD
		INACTIVE		INACTIVE
14
4.0 4t 0
		INACTIVE		INACTIVE

					
1

8 8.0

8t

0

					
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
2
12 6.0 8t 0

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Individual Game-by-Game Receiving, cont.

242

Simi Fehoko

No Yds Avg Lg TD
2 12 6.0 7t 0
					
1 12 12.0 12t 0
					
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
3 24 8.0 12t 0

Sean McKeon

No Yds Avg Lg TD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
					1
1 1.0 1t 0
					
					
					
					
					
					
1
1 1.0 1t 0

Dennis Houston

No Yds Avg Lg TD
2 16 8.0 11t 0
					
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
2 16 8.0 11t 0

KaVontae Turpin

No Yds Avg Lg TD
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
1
9 9.0 9t 0
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
1
9 9.0 9t 0

25
27
46
25
30
30
39
30
35
41
37
394

19
21
27
22
21
20
24
23
27
29
14
261

207
250
265
276
261
170
284
256
347
282
128
2,860

Att
13
31
31
27
16
38

Cmp
7
19
21
15
10
18

Yds
64
235
215
223
102
181

5

4

31

0
94

Cooper Rush

0
1,051

Pct.
53.8
61.3
67.7
55.6
62.5
47.4

TD
Int
0
0
1
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
3
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
80.0
00
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
DID NOT PLAY
0.0
0
0
58.0
5
3

Sk/Yd
2/13

Rating
47.2

2/16
1/8
2/3
0/0
0/0
1/5
1/7
3/13
6/43
1/8
1/10
20/126

113.2
114.5
78.6
139.3
91.1
100.7
70.9
107.1
124.3
85.6
45.8
91.1

Long
17t
46t
29t
45t
27t
24t

Sk/Yd
2/12
1/5
0/0
1/6
3/26
0/0

Rating
67.5
95.5
98.2
107.5
80.7
37.3

14t

0/0

92.5

0t
46t

0/0
7/49

39.6
80.0

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

1
162

Pct.
TD
Int
Long
48.3
0
1
22t
INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb
INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb
INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb
INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb
INACTIVE/INJURED-Thumb
76.0
1
0
24t
77.8
2
1
30t
58.7
3
2
35t
88.0
2
0
68t
70.0
2
2
30t
66.7
3
1
22t
61.5
1
2
51t
76.7
3
2
39t
77.1
3
1
52t
70.7
2
2
34t
37.8
1
1
15t
66.2
23
15
68t

RECORDS

Yds
134

2022 SEASON

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Cmp
14

PLAYERS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Dak Prescott

Att
29

STAFF

Individual Game-by-Game Passing

HISTORY
SIDELINES

243

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Individual Game-by-Game Kickoff Returns
KaVontae Turpin

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Peyton Hendershot

No Yds Avg Lg TD
4
77 19.3 22t 0
1

24 24.0 24t 0

t
				
3
96 32.0 63t 0
1
2

21 21.0 21t 0
47 23.5 36t 0

3
64 21.3 27t 0
1
27 27.0 27t 0
3
70 23.3 38t 0
1
31 31.0 31t 0
					
2
51 25.5 29t 0
21 508 24.2 63t 0

No Yds Avg Lg TD
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
					
1
18 18.0 18t 0
					
					
					

1

18 18.0 18t

0Individual Game-by-Game Punt Returns
KaVontae Turpin

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

No Yds Avg FC Lg TD
1
3 3.0 1 3 0
2 34 17.0 3 20 0
1 28 28.0 1 28 0
1 -3 -3.0 2 -3 0
1 12 12.0 3 12 0
3 36 12.0 0 15 0
2 66 33.0 0 52 0
2 15 7.5 1 13 0
2 11 5.5 2 11 0
4 34 8.5 3 20 00
0 0.0 2 0 0
0
0 0.0 3 0 0
2
9 4.5 0 9 0
1 16 16.0 2 16 0
3 29 9.7 1 13 0
4 13 3.3 2 7 0
29 303 10.4 26 52 0

Individual Game-by-Game Punting and Field Goals

No
9/11 TAMPA BAY
5
9/18 CINCINNATI
5
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants 4
10/2 WASHINGTON 6
10/9 @ LA Rams
6
10/16 @ Philadelphia 2
10/23 DETROIT
5
10/30 CHICAGO
2
11/13 @ Green Bay 5
11/20 @ Minnesota 2
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS 1
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS 4
12/11 HOUSTON
3
12/18 @ Jacksonville 4
12/24 PHILADELPHIA 1
12/29 @ Tennessee 3
1/8/23 @ Washington 10
2022 Totals
68

Bryan Anger

Yds Avg TB
254
50.8
0
217
43.4
0
178
44.5
1
256
42.7
0
288 478.0
1
119
59.5
1
243
48.6
1
142
71.0
1
246
49.2
0
101
50.5
0
51
51.0
0
198
49.5
1
157
52.3
0
185
46.3
0
57
57.0
0
121
40.3
0
478
47.8
0
3,291
48.4
6

20
2
4
2
2
3
0
0
0
3
2
0
1
0
2
0
3
3
27

Lg
58
51
54
58
67
60
56
83
58
53
51
60
62
52
57
42
59
83

Blk
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

244

Net
45.2
39.4
39.3
41.3
41.5
42.5
42.0
56.5
42.8
49.0
48.0
43.5
40.3
43.0
57.0
40.3
42.3
42.8

Brett Maher

FGM FGA 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49
1
1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2
2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3
4
0-0
2-2
0-0
1-1
4
4
0-0
2-2
0-0
1-1
3
3
0-0
0-0
2-2
1-1
2
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
1
1
1
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
							

50+
1-1
2-2
0-1
1-1
0-0
0-1
0-0

4
0

4
1

0-0
0-0

1-1
0-0

0-0
0-0

0-0
0-1

3-3
0-0

2
2
4
2

2
2
4
2

0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0

0-0
1-1
2-2
0-0

1-1
0-0
0-0
1-1

0-0
0-0
2-2
1-1

1-1
1-1
0-0
0-0

29

32

0-0

9-9

5-5

6-7

9-11

Mackensie Alexander

Asst. Total Sacks

0
1
3
15

Markquese Bell

Solo

Asst. Total Sacks
INACTIVE
1

Anthony Brown

1
2
3
2
5
5
4
6
3
4
2
40

- 0 –
1
- 2 –
4
- 1 –
4
- 0 –
2
- 0 –
5
- 3 –
8
- 2 –
6
- 1 –
7
- 2 –
5
- 3 –
7
- 1 –
3
- 16 – 56

Damone Clark

Solo

1 2 -

0 –
1
2 –
4
INACTIVE
0 - 1 –
1
INACTIVE/INJURED
1 - 1 –
2
0 - 1 –
1
0 - 2 –
2
0 - 2 –
2
INACTIVE
6 - 14 – 20
Solo

Jabril Cox

Asst. Total Sacks
INACTIVE
INACTIVE

INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
1 - 1 –
2
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
1 -

1 –

2

2 -

2 –

4

SIDELINES

245

Asst. Total Sacks
RESERVE/NFIRESERVE/NFIRESERVE/NFIRESERVE/NFIRESERVE/NFIRESERVE/NFIRESERVE/DFR
3 - 3 –
6
1 - 0 –
1
3 - 1 –
4
6 - 1 –
7
2 - 0 –
2
2 - 3 –
5
6 - 5 – 11
2 - 3 –
5
4 - 2 –
6
3 - 0 –
332 - 18 – 50

Quinton Bohanna

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
0 - 1 –
1
0 - 2 –2
		
2 - 1 –
3
INACTIVE/INJURED
0 - 1 –
1

HISTORY

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
5 - 2 –
7
3 - 1 –
4
7 - 0 –
7
4 - 0 –
4
3 - 2 –
5
3 - 0 –
3
2 - 0 –
2
0 - 2 –
2
0 - 1 –
1
3 - 0 –
3
2 - 1 –
3
3 - 0 –
3
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
35 - 9 – 44

0 –DaRon Bland

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
						
						
		3 - 1 –
4

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE						
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE						
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
1 - 0 –
1		

1 -

0.5
8.5

RECORDS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

- 1 –
1
- 2 –
3
- 2 –
5
- 13 – 28

Anthony Barr

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
1 - 2 –
3
5 - 1 –
6						
4 - 1 –
55 - 2 –
7
0 - 3 –
3
4 - 1 –
5
3 - 0 –
3
INACTIVE/INJUREDINACTIVE/INJUREDINACTIVE/INJURED
1 - 0 –
1
1.0
1 - 1 –
2
6 - 2 –
8
4 - 3 –
7
2 - 2 –
4
2 - 5 –
7
38 - 23 – 61
1.02022 SEASONSIGNED TO PS 12/7
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
1 - 0 –
1
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
1 - 0 –
1

Dorance Armstrong

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
3 - 1 –
4		
2.0						
						
1.0
3 - 0 –
3
1 - 0 –
1
1.0
0 - 1 –
1
1.0
0 - 2 –
2
1 - 1 –
2
0 - 1 –
1
1 - 1 –
22.0						
1.0
1 - 1 –
2
1 - 0 –
1

PLAYERS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Solo

STAFF

Individual Game-by-Game Tackles

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Individual Game-by-Game Tackles, cont.
Trevon Diggs

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
3 - 0 –
3		
5 - 0 –
5		
1 - 0 –
1		
6
1
1
6
4
3
7
1
5
7
2
1
1
54
Solo

-

0 –
6
1 –
2
1 –
2
2 –
8
1 –
5
0 –
3
0 –
7
0 –
1
0 –
5
0 –
7
0 –
2
0 –
1
0 –
1
5 – 5917 -Luke Gifford

INACTIVE

1 - 1 –
2
0 - 1 –
1						
2 - 0 –
2						
0 - 1 –
1
INACTIVE
1 - 0 –
1
2 - 0 –
2
1 - 0 –
1
INACTIVE						

1 –

1

0 -

1 –

1

1 -

0 –

1

1 2 -

1 –
3 –

2
5

-

0 –
0 –
1 –
0 –

1
1
1
1

INACTIVE
RELEASED 11/1

4 -

2 –

Asst. Total Sacks

0 6 13 -Solo Asst. Total Sacks
1 - 1 –
2

246

1 –
1
5 – 11
9 – 22

Malik Hooker

1.0

1.0

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
2 - 2 –
4
3 - 2 –
5
4 - 0 –
4
5 - 3 –
8
1 - 2 –
312 - 1 – 13
2 - 1 –
3
INACTIVE/INJURED
1 - 2 –
3
1
2
2
3
4
2
2
46

6

6.0

Chauncey Golston

Solo

0 -

1
1
0
1

3 – 20Asst. Total Sacks

Trysten Hill

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Dante Fowler

Solo Asst. Total Sacks			
1 - 0 –
1
1.0						
						
1.0
1 - 0 –
1
1 - 0 –
1
1.0
2 - 1 –
3
4 - 0 –
4
1.0
3 - 0 –
3
1 - 0 –
1
1.0
1 - 0 –1
		2 - 1 –
3
1 - 0 –1
		0 - 1 –
1
1.0

- 0 –
1
- 1 –
3
- 1 –
3
- 2 –
5
- 1 –
5
- 1 –
3
- 2 –
4
- 21 – 67

Neville Gallimore

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
1 - 0 –
1
0 - 1 –
1
1 - 0 –
1						
1.0
2 - 0 –
2
3 - 0 –
3
INACTIVE
1 - 1 –
2
3 - 0 –
3
2 - 1 –
30 - 1 –
1
1 - 2 –
3
0 - 2 –
2
1 - 2 –
3
1 - 1 –
2
1 - 1 –
2
1 - 3 –
4
18 - 15 – 33
1.0

Johnathan Hankins

Solo

Asst. Total Sacks

ACQUIRED 10/25
4 - 0 –
4
1 - 0 –
1
0 - 1 –
1
INACTIVE/INJURED
5 - 0 –
5
1 - 0 –
1
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
11 - 1 – 12

Kelvin Joseph

Solo

Asst. Total Sacks

						
0 - 1 –
1
4 - 1 –
5
1 - 0 –
1
INACTIVE
1 - 0 –
1
4 - 0 –
4
1 - 0 –1

11 -2 – 13

Jayron Kearse

3 -

0 –

3

0 -

1 –

1

1 - 0 –
1						
0 –13 -INACTIVE
3 – 16

Asst. Total Sacks

CLAIMED 12/14

1

INACTIVE
INACTIVE
3 - 0 –
3
3 - 0 –
3

Leighton Vander Esch

247

Carlos Watkins

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
1 - 2 –
3
2 - 2 –
4
0 - 1 –
1
0 - 1 –
1
1 - 1 –
2
1 - 1 –
2
2 - 3 –
5
2 - 1 –
3
1 - 1 –
2
2 - 3 –
5
1 - 1 –
2
13 - 17 – 30

SIDELINES

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
7 - 2 –
94 - 4 –
8
1.0
2 - 1 –
3
6 - 4 – 10
3 - 3 –
6
4 - 3 –
7
11 - 0 – 11
5 - 4 –
9
5 - 3 –
8
3 - 1 –
4
6 - 2 –
8
1 - 1 –
212 - 2 – 14
0 - 1 –
1
INACTIVE/INJUREDINACTIVE/INJUREDINACTIVE/INJURED
69 - 31 – 100
1.0

HISTORY

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
2 - 1 –
32.0
2 - 0 –
22.0
1 - 0 –
1
3 - 1 –
4
1 - 2 –
3
2.0
4 - 3 –
7
3 - 1 –
4
2.0
3 - 1 –
4
6 - 1 –
7
2 - 0 –
2
2.0
0 - 1 –
1
2.0
0 - 2 –
2
4 - 1 –
5
0 - 3 –
3
1.0
3 - 1 –
4
0 - 1 –
1
0 - 1 –
1
0.5
34 - 20 – 54
13.5

Osa Odighizuwa

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
2 - 0 –
2
1 - 1 –
2
2 - 0 –
2
2 - 2 –
4
1.0						
1 - 1 –
2
2 - 0 –
2
0 - 2 –
2
1.0
1 - 2 –
3
1 - 0 –
1
1 - 2 –
3
2 - 2 –
4
1.0
3 - 1 –
4
1 - 0 –
1
0 - 1 –
1
0 - 1 –
1
5 - 1 –
6
1.0
24 - 16 – 40
4.0

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

1 -Micah Parsons

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Trayvon Mullen

SoloRECORDS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Asst. Total Sacks
INACTIVE
1 - 1 –
2
2 - 0 –
2
5 - 1 –
6

Jourdan Lewis

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
5 - 0 –
5
4 - 0 –
4
7 - 0 –
7
DID NOT PLAY
3 - 1 –
4
1.0
0 - 3 –
3
2 - 2 –
4
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
RESERVE/INJURED
21 - 6 – 27
1.02022 SEASON

Israel Mukuamu

Solo

DeMarcus Lawrence

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
3 - 0 –
3
5 - 2 –
7
3 - 0 –
3
3.0
1 - 3 –
4
2 - 0 –
2
7 - 0 –
7
3 - 0 –
3
2 - 1 –
3
1.0
4 - 2 –
6
1.0
1 - 0 –
1
1.0
2 - 0 –
2
3 - 0 –
3
5 - 0 –
5
1 - 0 –
1
2 - 2 –
4
3 - 2 –
5
2 - 0 –
249 - 12 – 61
6.0

PLAYERS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
4 - 3 –
7
INACTIVE/INJUREDINACTIVE/INJUREDINACTIVE/INJURED
3 - 1 –
44 - 1 –
5
7 - 1 –
8
7 - 2 –
9
1.0
4 - 2 –
6
3 - 2 –
5
1.0
3 - 2 –
5
7 - 1 –
8
1 - 3 –
4
6 - 1 –
7
2 - 3 –
55 - 2 –
7
3 - 0 –
359 - 24 – 83
2.0

STAFF

Individual Game-by-Game Tackles, cont.

STAFF
PLAYERS

9/11 TAMPA BAY
9/18 CINCINNATI
9/26 @ N.Y. Giants
10/2 WASHINGTON
10/9 @ LA Rams
10/16 @ Philadelphia
10/23 DETROIT
10/30 CHICAGO
11/13 @ Green Bay
11/20 @ Minnesota
11/24 N.Y. GIANTS
12/4 INDIANAPOLIS
12/11 HOUSTON
12/18 @ Jacksonville
12/24 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 @ Tennessee
1/8/23 @ Washington
2022 Totals

Solo
1
2
1
1

Sam Williams

Asst. Total Sacks

-

0 –
0 –
1 –
0 –

1
2
2
1

1 - 0 –
1
2.0
INACTIVE/INJURED
1 - 0 –
1
1.0
3 - 0 –
3
1 - 1 –
2
0 - 4 –
4
0 - 1 –
1
INACTIVE/INJURED
1 12 -0 –1
7 – 191.0
4.0

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

Individual Game-by-Game Tackles, cont.

248

Donovan Wilson

Solo Asst. Total Sacks
5 - 2 –
7
7 - 1 –
8
8 - 2 – 10
1.0
8 - 1 –
9
6 - 1 –
7
3 - 1 –
4
1.0
4 - 2 –
6
1.0
7 - 2 –
95 - 4 –
92 - 0 –
2
2 - 4 –
6
7 - 1 –
8
1.0
4 - 1 –
5
3 - 1 –
4
6 - 1 –
7
0 - 1 –
1
1.0
3 - 3 –
6
80 - 28 – 108
5.0

Nahshon Wright

Solo

Asst. Total Sacks
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE

3
6
6
1
16

-

1 –
4
2 –
8
3 –
9
0 –
1
6 – 22

ALL-TIMELEADERS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

STAFF

Cowboys All-Time Leaders
RUSHING (yards)

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

PLAYER
ATT.
Smith, Emmitt (1990-2002)............... 4,052
Dorsett, Tony (1977-87).................... 2,755
Elliott, Ezekiel (2016-22).................... 1,881
Perkins, Don (1961-68)..................... 1,500
Hill, Calvin (1969-74)......................... 1,166
Newhouse, Robert (1972-83)............ 1,160
Murray, DeMarco (2011-14)................. 934
Barber, Marion (2005-10).................. 1,042
Garrison, Walt (1966-74)...................... 899
Walker, Herschel (1986-89, 1996-97)... 818
Jones, Julius (2004-07)........................ 885
Jones, Felix (2008-12)......................... 569
Pollard, Tony (2019-22)..................... 510
Staubach, Roger (1969-79)................. 410
Springs, Ron (1979-84)........................ 604

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

PLAYERREC.
Witten, Jason (2003-17, 2019)......... 1,215
Irvin, Michael (1988-99)........................ 750
Hill, Tony (1977-86).............................. 479
Pearson, Drew (1973-83)..................... 489
Bryant, Dez (2010-17).......................... 531
Hayes, Bob (1965-74).......................... 365
Clarke, Frank (1960-67)....................... 281
Austin, Miles (2006-13)........................ 301
Cooper, Amari (2018-21)..................... 292
Cosbie, Doug (1979-88)...................... 300
Owens, Terrell (2006-08)...................... 235
Novacek, Jay (1990-96)....................... 339
DuPree, Billy Joe (1973-83)................. 267
Rentzel, Lance (1967-70)..................... 183
Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)....................... 382

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

PLAYER
ATT.
Prescott, Dak (2016-22)....... 3,283
Romo, Tony (2003-16)............ 4,335
Staubach, Roger (1969-79).... 2,958
White, Danny (1976-88).......... 2,950
Aikman, Troy (1989-2000)....... 4,715
Meredith, Don (1960-68)......... 2,308

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

PLAYERTD
Smith, Emmitt (1990-2002).................. 164
Septien, Rafael (1978-86).........................Bailey, Dan (2011-17)................................Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)......................... 86
Elliott, Ezekiel (2016-22)......................... 80
Hayes, Bob (1965-74)............................ 76
Bryant, Dez (2010-17)............................ 75
Witten, Jason (2003-17, 2019).............. 72
Irvin, Michael (1988-99).......................... 65
Clark, Mike (1968-71, 73).........................-

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

PLAYER
ATT.
Bailey, Dan (2011-17)...............................211
Boniol, Chris (1994-96)..............................93
Cunningham, Richie (1997-99)...................94
Brett Maher (2018-19, 2022).....................98
Septien, Rafael (1978-86)........................226

YARDS
17,162
12,036
8,262
6,217
5,009
4,784
4,526
4,358
3,886
3,491
3,484
2,728
2,616
2,264
2,180

RECEIVING (yards)

YARDS
12,977
11,904
7,988
7,822
7,459
7,295
5,214
4,481
3,893
3,728
3,587
3,576
3,565
3,521
3,432

HISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING (rating - min. 1,500 att.)
COMP.
2,185
2,829
1,685
1,761
2,898
1,170

PCT.
66.6
65.3
57.0
59.7
61.5
50.7

SCORING

YARDS
24,94334,18322,70021,95932,942
17,199

2PT
1
4
1
3
1
-

SIDELINES

FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 75 made)

250

MADE
186
81
75
78
162

AVG.
4.2
4.4
4.4
4.2
4.3
4.1
4.9
4.2
4.3
4.3
3.9
4.8
5.1
5.5
3.6

LONG
75t
99t
60t
59t
55t
54t
91t
54t
41t
84t
77t
60t
58t
33t
46t

TD
153
72
68
42
39
31
28
47
30
27
18
11
17
20
28

AVG.
10.7
15.9
16.7
16.0
14.0
20.0
18.6
14.9
13.3
12.4
15.3
10.5
13.4
19.2
9.0

LONG
69t
87t
75t
67t
85t
95t
80t
69t
90t
61t
75t
49t
42t
86t
91t

TD
72
65
51
48
73
71
50
34
27
30
38
22
41
31
13

TD
166
248
153
155
165
135

INT
65
117
109
132
141
111

LONG RATING
90t
97.8
85t
97.1
91t
83.4
80t
81.7
90t
81.6
95t
74.8

PAT
388
276
180

FG
162
186
69

PCT.
.882
.871
.798
.796
.717

LONG
56
52
54
63
53

TP
986
874
834
516
488
456
452
438
392
387

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

PLAYERNO.
Ware, DeMarcus (2005-13)............... 117.0
Martin, Harvey (1973-83).................. 114.0
White, Randy (1975-88).................... 111.0
Jones, Ed (1974-78, 1980-89).......... 106.0
Andrie, George (1962-72)................... 97.0
Pugh, Jethro (1965-78)....................... 95.5
Jeffcoat, Jim (1983-94)....................... 94.5
Lilly, Bob (1961-74)............................. 94.0

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

PLAYERNO.
Bates, Bill (1983-97)...........................216
Woodson, Darren (1992-2003)...........134
Davis, Keith (2002, 2004-08)................97
Williams, Charlie (1995-2000)...............81
McCray, Danny (2010-13, 15)...............78
Gant, Kenneth (1990-94)......................77
Hurd, Sam (2006-10)............................72
Marion, Brock (1993-97).......................70

INTERCEPTIONS

YARDS
626
391
584
562
433
552
472
345
281
395
271
364
420
307
190

TB
24
54
41
68
74

IN20 LONG BLK NET
187
66
4
40.1
175
75
3
38.1
106
1
35.5
72
166
64
4
34.8
73
144
5
34.1

AVG.
12.0
8.9
14.2
15.6
12.7
16.2
14.8
10.8
9.7
16.5
11.8
16.5
20.0
16.2
10.0

LONG
90t
37t
56t
96t
31t
59t
49t
70t
60t
58t
94t
57t
100t
86t
32t

TD
3
0
2
4
1
2
3
3
1
2
2
0
1
3
1

TACKLES

PLAYERNO.
10. Downs, Michael (1981-88)................... 820
11. Ware, DeMarcus (2005-13).................. 710
12. Bates, Bill (1983-97)............................ 701
13. Jeffcoat, Jim (1983-94)........................ 698
14. Tolbert, Tony (1989-97)........................ 684
15. Nguyen, Dat (1999-05)........................ 665
16. Hegman, Mike (1976-88)..................... 649
		 Walls, Everson (1981-89)..................... 649* Tackles are based off of coaching film

ALL-TIMELEADERS

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

PLAYERNO.
Woodson, Darren (1992-03)............. 1,350
Jordan, Lee Roy (1963-76)............... 1,236
White, Randy (1975-88).................... 1,104
Coakley, Dexter (1997-04)................ 1,046
Jones, Ed (1974-78,1980-89)........... 1,032
Breunig, Bob (1975-84).................... 1,016
James, Bradie (2003-11).................. 1,009
Lee, Sean (2010-20)............................ 995
Lockhart, Eugene (1984-90)................ 897

AVG.
44.5
45.3
41.7
41.5
40.1

2022 SEASON

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
		
7.
		
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
		

PLAYERNO.
Renfro, Mel (1964-77)............................ 52
Walls, Everson (1981-89)....................... 44
Waters, Charlie (1970-78, 80-81)........... 41
Thurman, Dennis (1978-85)................... 36
Downs, Michael (1981-88)..................... 34
Green, Cornell (1962-74)....................... 34
Jordan, Lee Roy (1963-76).................... 32
Newman, Terence (2003-11).................. 32
Harris, Cliff (1970-79)............................. 29
Howley, Chuck (1961-73)....................... 24
Woodson, Darren (1992-2003).............. 23
Bishop, Don (1960-65).......................... 22
Gaechter, Mike (1962-69)...................... 21
Williams, Roy (2002-08)......................... 19
Smith, Kevin (1992-99).......................... 19

YDS.
21,47822,36914,09924,542
24,571

PLAYERS

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

STAFF

PUNTING (net, min. 300 punts)

PLAYERNO.
Jones, Chris (2011-20)...................... 483
McBriar, Mat (2004-11)...................... 494
Gowin, Toby (1997-99, 2003)............ 338
Saxon, Mike (1985-92)....................... 591
White, Danny (1976-88)..................... 612

SACKS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

PLAYERNO.
9. Ellis, Greg (1998-08)........................... 77.0
10. Cole, Larry (1968-80).......................... 60.0
11. Tolbert, Tony (1989-97)....................... 59.0
12. Lawrence, DeMarcus (2014-22)...... 54.5
13. Haley, Charles (1992-96)..................... 34.0
14. Spencer, Anthony (2007-14)............... 33.0
15. Toomay, Pat (1970-74)........................ 31.5
*Sacks did not become an official stat until 1982

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLESPLAYERNO.
Burnett, Kevin (2005-08).......................64
Davis, Billy (1995-98)............................64
Coakley, Dexter (1997-2004)................62
Hellestrae, Dale (1990-2000).................61
Schwantz, Jim (1994-96)......................60
Reese, Izell (1998-2001).......................57
Watkins, Patrick (2006-09)....................56* Special teams tackles since 1988

HISTORY

9.
		
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

*Current Players in Bold

SIDELINES

251

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASON

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

PLAYERNO.
Harris, Dwayne (2011-14)...................... 77
Renfro, Mel (1964-77)............................ 85
Walker, Herschel (1986-89, 1996-97)..... 77
Thompson, Tyson (2005-07).................. 98
Austin, Miles (2006-13).......................... 89
Swinton, Reggie (2001-03).................... 87
Williams, Kevin (1993-96)..................... 144
Johnson, Butch (1976-83)..................... 79
Dixon, James (1989-91)....................... 101
Clack, Darryl (1986-89).......................... 83

YARDS
1,184
1,158
965
1,803
913
1,066
1,313
736
842

AVG.
13.3
11.1
11.1
10.1
9.6
9.6
9.0
8.5
7.7

KICKOFF RETURNS (avg. - min. 75 returns)
YARDS
2,040
2,246
1,946
2,416
2,146
2,089
3,416
1,832
2,315
1,802

COMBINED YARDAGE		
PLAYER
TOTAL
1. Smith, Emmitt (1990-2002)..........20,174
2. Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)...............15,501
3. Witten, Jason (2003-17, 2019)....12,977
4. Irvin, Michael (1988-99)................11,910
5. Elliott, Ezekiel (2016-22)...............10,591
6. Hayes, Bob (1965-74)....................9,104
7. Hill, Tony (1977-86)........................8,436
8. Pearson, Drew (1973-83)...............8,208
9. Bryant, Dez (2010-17)....................8,188
10. Perkins, Don (1961-68)..................7,997

RUSH
17,162
12,036
0
6
8,262
70
84
190
-3
6,217

REC.
3,012
3,432
12,977
11,904
2,336
7,295
7,988
7,822
7,459
1,310

AVG.
26.5
26.4
25.3
24.7
24.1
24.0
23.7
23.2
22.9
21.7

INT.
RET.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

ALL-TIMELEADERSPUNT RETURNS (avg. - min. 75 returns)

PLAYERNO.
Sanders, Deion (1995-99)...................... 89
Hayes, Bob (1965-74).......................... 104
Harris, Dwayne (2011-14)...................... 87
Martin, Kelvin (1987-92, 1996)............. 179
Williams, Kevin (1993-96)....................... 95
Crayton, Patrick (2004-09)................... 111
Johnson, Butch (1976-83)................... 146
Jones, James (1980-82, 1984-85)......... 87
Renfro, Mel (1964-77).......................... 109

Emmitt Smith, the NFL’s all-time leading rusher (18,355
yards), also holds the Dallas Cowboys all-time combined
yardage record (20,174).

252

LONG
83t
90t
86t
85t
83t
82t
55t
52t
69t

TD
4
3
2
3
3
2
0
0
1

LONG
90t
100t
89t
72t
60t
100t
87t
74t
97t
51t

TD
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0

PUNT
RET.
0
0
0
0
0
1,158
268
13
384
8

KICK
RET.
0
0
0
0
0
581
96
155
348
443

FUM.
RET.
0
33
0
0
-7
0
0
28
0
19

180
239
246
248
230
211
287
261
297
275
229
288
256
281
295
288
269
272
342
339
337
321
180
342
323
336
325
293
311
246
250

SIDELINES

1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990

57
100
101
105
89
87
124
109
135
133
119
135
118
139
147
132
111
118
146
122
143
137
70
109
93
95
98
93
112
78
88

105
130
136
132
119
108
139
141
143
125
95
144
126
127
129
142
140
136
167
195
171
158
99
205
202
208
199
176
175
145
135

18
9
9
11
22
16
24
11
19
17
15
9
12
15
19
14
18
18
29
22
23
26
11
28
28
33
28
24
24
23
27

PEN

YDS-PLYS

3,153-698
4,480-863
4,912-843
4,263-839
3,704-893
3,995-833
5,145-926
4,699-936
5,117-913
5,122-931
4,449-858
5,035-905
4,466-897
4,751-906
4,983-974
5,025-986
4,884-958
4,812-969
5,959-1,107
5,968-1,122
5,468-1,075
5,880-1,100
3,199-579
5,959-1,110
5,320-1,121
5,602-1,093
5,474-1,054
5,056-1,017
5,483-1,059
4,294-896
4,081-991

HISTORY

RUSH PASS

1,049-311
1,819-414
2,040-434
1,795-420
1,691-421
1,608-416
2,122-471
1,900-477
2,071-480
2,276-532
2,300-522
2,249-512
2,124-499
2,418-542
2,454-542
2,432-571
2,147-538
2,369-564
2,783-625
2,375-578
2,346-594
2,711-630
1,313-296
2,117-519
1,714-469
1,741-462
1,969-447
1,865-465
1,995-469
1,409-355
1,500-393

YDS-ATT

2,104
2,661
2,872
2,468
2,031
2,387
3,023
2,799
3,026
2,846
2,149
2,786
2,342
2,333
2,529
2,593
2,737
2,443
3,176
3,593
3,104
3,169
1,886
3,842
3,606
3,861
3,505
3,191
3,488
2,885
2,581

NET

33/28427/25729/24344/33168/50355/36942/30842/29434/26944/36639/29632/251
31/23843/26947/327
39/242
30/23033/24633/22941/29031/252
31/24525/26437/31448/38944/37560/49852/403
35/23930/23943/317

SACKS

2,388
1,819
3,115
2,799
2,516
2,756
3,331
3,093
3,295
3,212
2,445
3,037
2,580
2,602
2,856
2,835
2,967
2,689
3,405
3,883
3,356
3,414
2,150
4,156
3,995
4,236
4,003
3,594
3,727
3,124
2,898

GROSS

354
422
380
375
404
362
413
417
399
355
297
361
367
321
385
376
390
372
449
503
449
439
258
554
604
587
547
500
555
513
475

ATT

163
215
200
200
192
168
214
210
217
189
149
206
196
192
206
207
222
215
251
287
265
241
160
346
322
344
319
288
307
266
254

COMP

33
27
17
21
24
18
14
28
18
18
16
14
23
16
15
17
13
10
17
13
25
15
14
25
26
25
24
20
27
27
24

INT

___________________ PASSING _____________________PLAYOFF
RECORDS

TOTAL

62-60047-42762-63967-627
97-95278-71083-82481-78577-75181-84087-93494-95290-841
83-76286-70394-71594-761
106-865
96-816100-845
107-908
103-83942-30499-847
100-947
100-759
111-931131-1,091
141-1,148
100-771
98-729NO-YDSPENALTIESCOWBOYS OFFENSE YEAR-BY-YEAR

RUSHING

OFFENSEYEAR-BY-YEAR

NET OFFENSE

2022 SEASON_________ 1ST DOWNS _________

21-17
46-21
32-19
29-15
39-19
31-17
23-10
25-13
21-15
28-12
29-12
30-21
27-15
25-12
31-16
25-18
26-16
26-14
36-18
33-21
27-14
45-20
29-12
30-14
35-17
29-16
44-17
30-20
22-13
29-15
27-9

NO-LOST

FUMBLES

23
29
51
40
30
40
56
45
54
44
35
50
36
46
38
41
34
42
48
45
60
40
28
59
34
43
43
38
32
25
27

TDs

NFC RANKTOT-RU-PA

177		
236		
398		
305		
250		
325		
445		
342		
431		
369		
299
2-1-9
406
1-2-1
319
2-4-5
382
3-2-6
297
1-1-3
350
1-1-3
296
2-6-2
345
1-3-2
384
1-1-2
371
1-7-2
454
5-5-9
367
2-2-7
226
2-1-6
479
4-9-2
308
7-12-4
357
4-9-1
346
4-8-4
340
5-9-5
265
6-7-5
204
14-12-13
244
14-13-13

POINTS

PLAYERS

YEAR

12-13-5
8-10-62-3-7
9-6-9
14-8-13
10-8-9
1-2-1
5-5-6
1-2-1
1-1-4
3-1-16
1-3-1
6-9-8
4-5-7
1-1-3
3-5-4
4-12-5
1-4-4
2-3-3
2-10-4
9-6-145-2-155-5-9
5-15-411-20-6
8-17-3
6-11-12
11-16-11
9-16-727-24-27
28-23-27

NFL RANKTOT-RU-PA

STAFF

253

1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022

YEAR

304
324
322
322
364
286
279
308
295
276
247
237
286
296
318
336
332
291
335
327
327
338
325
342
307
361
314
322
379
371
390
347

TOTAL

89
119
120
136
141
105
82
125
129
116
114
87
115
101
97
107
83
102
110
104
91
76
80
106
94
142
127
113
120
115
111
129

RUSH

191
183
172
160
195
163
170
154
139
128
110
129
149
171
177
199
217
171
203
201
219
237
213
205
175
191
162
184
229
231
248
194

PASS

24
22
30
26
28
18
27
29
27
32
23
21
22
24
44
32
22
18
22
22
17
25
32
31
38
25
25
25
30
25
31
24

PEN

5,101-971
5,606-1,014
5,615-994
5,321-1,018
5,824-1,007
4,763-981
4,778-1,015
5,450-992
5,178-1,024
4,475-943
4,402-952
4,375-948
5,161-1,062
5,197-1,004
5,202-1,071
5,772-1,015
5,851-975
5,512-980
6,390-1,020
5,828-1,035
6,008-1,017
5,994-1,049
5,458-957
6,138-1,014
5,361-969
6,027-1,010
5,311-1,005
5,501-1,022
6,904-1,069
5,949-1,113
6,919-1,153
6,034-1,114

YDS-PLYS

NET OFFENSEHISTORY_________ 1ST DOWNS _________

SIDELINES

254

1,711-433
2,121-500
2,161-490
1,953-550
2,201-495
1,641-475
1,637-423
2,014-499
2,051-493
1,953-463
2,184-505
1,754-423
1,999-515
1,769-449
1,861-521
1,936-472
1,746-419
1,723-401
2,103-436
1,786-428
1,807-409
1,265-355
1,504-336
2,354-508
1,890-408
2,396-499
2,170-480
1,963-439
2,153-449
1,788-430
2,119-473
2,298-531

YDS-ATT

RUSHING

OFFENSEYEAR-BY-YEAR

3,390
3,485
3,454
3,368
3,623
3,122
3,141
3,436
3,127
2,522
2,218
2,621
3,162
3,428
3,341
3,836
4,105
3,789
4,287
4,042
4,201
4,746
3,954
3,784
3,471
3,631
3,141
3,538
4,751
4,161
4,637
3,736

NET

38/273
23/112
29/163
20/93
18/118
19/12739/313
19/11024/151
35/24934/19054/39937/18536/20850/29837/231
25/18531/19934/19631/16639/252
36/26335/27230/22433/20628/16832/18556/34723/15144/35033/163
27/175

SACKS

3,663
3,597
3,617
3,461
3,741
3,249
3,454
3,546
3,278
2,771
2,408
3,020
3,347
3,636
3,639
4,067
4,290
3,988
4,483
4,208
4,453
4,992
4,226
4,008
3,677
3,799
3,326
3,885
4,902
4,511
4,800
3,911

GROSS

500
491
475
448
494
487
553
474
507
445
413
471
510
519
500
506
531
539
550
576
570
658
586
476
528
483
493
527
597
639
647
556

ATT

305
314
317
282
322
307
314
279
295
255
210
252
294
308
300
310
342
336
347
379
376
434
375
328
334
325
309
356
388
413
444
355

COMP

12
15
6
14
10
14
12
8
13
21
20
16
21
23
17
21
19
20
9
19
12
19
12
11
22
6
13
8
11
13
11
18

INT

74-61091-65094-744100-895
90-695103-832
116-1,058
128-1,108136-1,196
108-963
91-744105-974
98-837105-867
99-739100-939
104-813120-957
115-892
109-863
112-802118-853
102-867
105-839
112-879
105-879
97-939104-885
109-1,008
96-849127-1,103
104-842

NO-YDSPENALTIES

23-12
16-9
33-16
22-10
24-13
24-15
23-11
18-7
22-10
31-18
25-14
33-18
26-8
26-14
36-14
16-6
21-5
29-13
20/10
28/11
24/9
19/10
18/8
22/14
18/11
22/19
11/9
23/9
15/7
19/13
26/9
14/5

NO-LOST

FUMBLES

2022 SEASON___________________ PASSING _____________________PLAYOFF
RECORDS

37
48
41
50
51
27
29
42
42
31
26
26
31
33
38
52
54
43
43
46
39
41
51
56
26
49
42
36
49
42
64
55

TDs

342
409
376
414
435
286
304
381
352
294
246
217
289
293
325
425
455
362
361
394
369
376
439
467
275
418
354
339
434
395
530
467

POINTS

PLAYERS

4-7-5
2-3-3
2-2-3
4-2-7
4-1-9
11-8-108-11-10
5-4-5
8-3-1213-5-15
14-2-15
15-10-16
8-8-9
7-7-9
7-6-8
3-6-4
2-7-3
8-9-5
2-3-2
4-7-3
8-8-5
4-15-310-13-8
4-2-1012-7-134-1-139-1-1413-5-13
1-3-2
4-9-3
1-3-2
5-6-7

NFC RANKTOT-RU-PA

9-13-84-5-5
4-2-7
8-5-12T
5-2-1324-18-20
20-20-20
8-8-9
16-6T-24
25-12-28
29-3-3130-19-31
15-12-17
14-20-15
13-13-15
5-13-53-17-413-2-9
2-7-6
7-16-6
11-18-7
6-31-316-24-14
7-2-1622-9-27
5-2-2314-2-26
22-10-23
1-5-2
9-17-8
1-9-2
11-9-14

TOT-RU-PA

NFL RANKSTAFFSIDELINES

216
254
274
266
211
240
211
236
202
203
205
200
217
208
199
234
246
205
232
259
296
287
163
286
283
312
286
294
297
321
280

106
122
93
114
71
80
64
64
61
52
87
59
81
83
63
100
113
88
83
105
98
107
57
82
106
98
118
85
93
116
109

97
120
166
139
121
138
140
145
123
141
105
125
113
106
110
113
111
94
128
135
160
160
95
181
155
193
148
175
180
183
153

13
12
15
13
19
22
17
27
18
10
13
16
23
19
26
21
22
23
21
19
28
18
11
23
22
21
20
34
24
22
18

4,372-858
4,592-787
5,184-848
5,325-878
3,750-860
4,192-885
3,558-873
3,874-866
3,633-863
3,707-826
3,569-855
3,468-817
3,755-842
3,466-827
3,463-803
3,739-888
3,730-919
3,213-880
4,009-967
4,586-9785,279-996
5,419-1,021
2,753-581
5,427-1,025
5,036-1,094
5,608-1,076
4,985-1,017
5,061-1,012
5,414-1,023
5,556-1,060
4,615-988

HISTORY

1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990

2,242-445
2,161-439
1,510-386
2,094-455
1,504-438
1,444-422
1,176-356
1,094-339
2,071-480
1,050-313
1,656-415
1,144-353
1,515-428
1,471-435
1,344-417
1,699-474
1,821-484
1,651-457
1,721-477
2,115-500
2,069-469
2,049-468
1,011-260
1,499-410
2,226-510
1,853-465
2,200-500
1,617-459
1,856-454
1,991-543
1,976-482

2,130
2,431
3,674
3,231
2,246
2,748
2,382
2,790
2,438
2,657
1,913
2,324
2,240
1,995
2,529
2,040
1,909
1,562
2,288
2,471
3,205
3,370
1,742
3,928
2,810
3,755
2,785
3,444
3,556
3,565
2,639

20/17522/20425/23020/16145/32539/31560/42045/37751/40055/452
41/31343/33632/26840/30647/32741/28844/32753/42958/442
43/36243/35842/34732/26057/43757/39062/45953/36451/33746/32729/18336/292

2,305
2,635
3,904
3,392
2,571
3,063
2,802
3,167
2,838
3,109
2,226
2,660
2,508
2,301
2,856
2,328
2,236
1,991
2,730
2,883
3,563
3,717
2,002
4,365
3,200
4,214
3,149
3,781
3,883
3,748
2,931

393
326
437
403
377
424
457
482
428
458
399
421
382
352
349
373
391
370
432
435
484
511
289
558
527
549
464
502
523
488
470

146
168
233
202
172
205
212
260
220
235
193
209
187
187
178
162
187
154
202
207
231
236
152
299
250
279
226
269
264
301
271

15
25
20
26
18
18
17
29
26
24
24
26
16
18
13
25
16
21
23
13
27
37
15
27
28
33
17
23
10
7
11

___________________ PASSING _____________________
NET
SACKS
GROSS
ATT
COMP INT

72-671.5
38-36256-56952-47975-78150-48363-77864-70754-65758-68070-73261-64759-58652-51669-65763-63971-64378-731
95-78370-704106-989
104-837
52-431100-873
93-854108-99090-817100-857
92-772102-723
104-911

PENALTIESNO-YDS

COWBOYS DEFENSE YEAR-BY-YEAR

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RUSHINGYDS-ATTDEFENSEYEAR-BY-YEAR

NET OFFENSEYDS-PLYS

2022 SEASON_________ 1ST DOWNS _________TOTAL RUSH PASS
PEN

21-11
30-18
33-16
23-11
26-20
37-20
23-14
28-18
21-15
23-11
25-14
40-25
40-17
44-23
31-13
43-19
32-12
22-10
27-13
20-10
33-20
43-16
20-10
31-21
35-16
24-15
29-18
29-20
24-9
22-10
32-19

FUMBLESNO-LOST

44
49
52
48
34
33
29
35
23
28
24
25
28
23
28
33
25
26
25
38
38
34
17
42
36
40
41
42
44
44
36

TDs

NFC RANKTOT-RU-PA

369		
380		
402		
378		
289		
280		
239		
268		
186		
223		
221
4-5-3
222
2-1-9
240
4-1-9
203
2-2-8
235
3-2-8
268
3-3-3
194
5-3-5
212
1-1-2
208
2-1-3
313
4-4-3
311
7-7-7
277
13-8-13
145
7-7-5
360
10-2-13308
3-11-3333
11-6-13337
7-11-3348
9-4-13381
12-10-12393
9-10-8308
4-9-1

POINTS

PLAYERS

YEAR

13-13-8
10-12-7
13-4-14
13-14-13
2-2-4
6-2-9
2-1-7
7-1-114-1-113-1-11
4-9-3
3-2-197-1-195-3-16
4-2-14
5-4-8
7-6-7
1-3-2
2-1-5
8-11-3
17-18-16
20-16-21
11-13-11
17-2T-27
7-24-5
20-11-26
10-23-3
20-6-27
20-13-24
20-18-20
10-18-2

NFL RANKTOT-RU-PA

STAFF

255

1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022

YEAR

299
241
297
273
303
260
281
276
266
309
272
291
228
297
256
294
304
276
286
309
305
317
388
315
317
330
312
309
327
359
327
327

103
68
94
86
113
89
104
84
81
137
90
90
67
88
87
88
86
85
74
84
78
92
122
86
113
79
96
89
101
142
99
119

180
147
176
157
165
144
139
162
154
145
160
178
127
180
150
179
195
163
186
200
199
195
231
195
172
226
181
193
188
180
191
174

16
26
27
30
25
27
38
30
31
27
22
23
33
29
19
27
23
28
26
25
28
30
35
34
32
25
35
27
38
37
37
34

5,066-963
3,933-873
4,767-1,012
4,313-1,006
5,044-1,001
4,382-958
4,516-1,022
5,164-988
4,840-997
5,329-1,021
4,599-985
5,267-1,079
4,056-937
5,285-960
4,814-946
5,165-974
4,922-1,008
4,709-969
5,064-962
5,626-977
5,488-972
5,687-986
6,645-1,094
5,681-9785,570-998
5,503-1,009
5,089-1,000
5,268-981
5,232-1,015
6,183-1,054
5,967-1,082
5,613-1,101

NET OFFENSEYDS-PLYSHISTORY_________ 1ST DOWNS _________TOTAL RUSH PASSPEN

SIDELINES

256

1,571-400
1,244-345
1,651-423
1,561-437
1,772-442
1,576-437
1,994-511
1,619-401
1,442-417
2,636-538
1,710-472
1,818-481
1,425-413
1,764-425
1,731-414
1,659-429
1,513-381
1,706-402
1,449-365
1,734-402
1,585-385
2,003-441
2,056-437
1,650-392
1,934-461
1,336-340
1,664-403
1,513-400
1,656-407
2,541-510
1,918-429
2,198-497

RUSHINGYDS-ATT

3,495
2,689
3,116
2,752
3,272
2,806
2,522
3,545
3,398
2,693
2,889
3,449
2,631
3,521
3,083
3,506
3,409
3,003
3,615
3,892
3,903
3,695
4,589
4,031
3,636
4,167
3,425
3,755
3,576
3,642
3,752
3,415

23/15144/347
34/231
47/29936/21937/21938/19534/222
35/21725/18924/13024/13732/18933/197
37/23634/22346/31959/37442/25935/25742/246
34/211
34/24628/15631/22936/20938/321
39/22939/303
31/17841/29754/352

3,646
3,036
3,347
3,051
3,491
3,025
2,717
3,767
3,615
2,882
3,019
3,586
2,820
3,718
3,319
3,729
3,728
3,377
3,874
4,151
4,149
3,895
4,835
4,193
3,890
4,376
3,746
3,984
3,879
3,820
4,049
3,767

540
484
555
522
523
484
473
553
545
458
489
574
492
502
495
511
581
508
572
540
545
496
623
558
506
632
559
542
569
513
612
553

DEFENSEYEAR-BY-YEAR
320
263
334
269
293
271
253
290
297
277
287
334
239
310
271
301
342
308
344
348
336
311
403
371
330
425
371
367
370
328
364
345

12
97-801
17
94-727
14
87-65322
102-826
19
112-91319
94-717
7
99-757
14
120-91724
107-86216
108-999
969-63419
119-91913
88-763
13
104-879
15 142-1,015
18
93-895
1985-785887-601
11
92-76320
79-641
15
87-664
7
91-78615
112-87518
104-8618
113-898990-784
10
107-880989-681
7
102-855
10
91-73326 127-1,103
16
98-851PENALTIESNO-YDS

23-11
25-14
22-14
15-9
16-6
26-14
27-12
23-12
23-9
23-9
29-16
23-11
24-12
20-9
21-11
26-13
26-10
28-14
21-9
20-10
20-10
18-9
16/13
20/13
11/3
28/11
26/11
21/11
19/10
21/13
14/8
26/17

FUMBLESNO-LOST

2022 SEASON___________________ PASSING _____________________
NET
SACKS
GROSS
ATT
COMP INT

PLAYOFF
RECORDS
32
29
23
27
32
24
36
32
28
41
37
35
28
49
35
40
36
36
28
51
38
45
51
43
41
34
40
35
35
57
39
35

TDs

310
243
229
248
291
250
314
275
276
361
338
325
260
405
308
350
325
365
250
436
347
400
432
352
374
306
332
324
321
473
358
342

POINTS

12-6-13
1-1-2
7-5-7T
1-5-1
4-9-4
2-5-2
2-12-1
9-6-12
3-3-4
9-15-2
2-6-2
9-8-10
1-1-1
7-3-11
7-8-7
6-4-10
4-3-4
5-6-3
4-3-9
13-6-14
6-4-1011-12-10
16-14-14
8-4-11
9-10T-3
7-1-12
5-5-5
3-3-7
3-5-3
13-16-7
10-8-10
6-9-5

NFC RANKTOT-RU-PA

PLAYERS
17-8-23
1-1-5
10-11-10T
1-10-1
9-16-83-10-22-24-1
18-12-22
9-6-1319-31-3
4-13-318-15-19
1-3-1
16-10-21
10-15-11
13-10-24
9-6-138-12-59-4-2023-12-26
14-7-23
19-22-19
32-27-30
19-8-26
17-22T-5
14-1-26
8-8-11
7-5-13
9-11-1023-31-11
19-16-20
12-22-8

NFL RANKTOT-RU-PA

STAFF

STAFF

Cowboys Leaders By Years
RUSHING (yards)

Int.
25
16
9
18
16
13
12
16
12

Rating
53.4
66.5
95.3
73.2
67.3
79.7
87.7
68.6
88.3

NFL/NFC
Rank
8
9
3
10
15
8
4
8
2

PASSING (rating)Year
PlayerAtt.
1960		LeBaron, Eddie............ 225
1961		LeBaron, Eddie............ 236
1962		LeBaron, Eddie............ 166
1963		Meredith, Don.............. 310
1964		Meredith, Don.............. 323
1965		Meredith, Don.............. 305
1966		Meredith, Don.............. 344
1967		Meredith, Don.............. 255
1968		Meredith, Don.............. 309

Comp.
111
120
95
167
158
141
177
128
171

Pct.
49.3
50.8
57.2
53.9
48.9
46.2
51.5
50.2
55.3

257

Yards
1,736
1,741
1,436
2,381
2,143
2,415
2,805
1,834
2,500

TD
12
14
16
17
9
22
24
16
21

SIDELINES

NFL/NFC
Rank
20
6
5
10
5
7
6
6
6
2
8/5
11/7
7/3
3/2
8/3
9/4
35/18
9/4
3/2
11/8
6/6
2/2
2/1
6/5
7/7
6/4
19/11
6/3
2/1
39/18
10/5
1/1
1/1
1/1
3/2
1/1
8/4
12/5
5/4
4/2
13/4
15/7
20/8
19/8
28/14
17/8
17/10
18/8
21/12
17/7
23/9
22/9
29/15
10/8
1/1
4/4
1/1
10/4
1/1
4/2
11/4
7/3
16/10

HISTORY

TD
3
4
7
7
6
0
8
6
4
8
5
11
6
6
7
2
6
12
7
6
11
4
5
8
8
7
5
7
5
2
11
12
18
9
21
25
12
4
13
11
9
3
5
5
7
5
4
10
7
7
1
2
4
9
13
3
15
7
6
12
6
10
9

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Long
18t
47t
35t
19t
59t
43t
67t
30t
28t
55t
47t
56t
26t
21t
27t
29t
14t
84t
63t
41t
56t
75t
99t
77t
31t
60t
33t
60t
38t
63t
48t
75t
68t
62t
46t
60t
42t
44t
32t
63t
52t
44t
30t
42t
53t
51t
77t
54t
35t
35t
34t
91t
48t
43t
51t
50t
60t
30t
41t
33t
31t
47t
57t

LEADERSBY YEARS

Avg.
3.5
4.1
4.3
4.1
4.4
3.9
4.3
4.1
4.4
4.6
5.3
4.5
4.2
4.2
4.6
4.4
3.5
4.8
4.6
4.4
4.3
4.8
4.2
4.6
3.9
4.3
4.1
4.3
4.2
4.0
3.9
4.3
4.6
5.3
4.0
4.7
3.7
4.1
4.2
4.2
4.1
3.9
3.8
3.5
4.2
3.9
4.1
4.8
3.7
4.4
4.3
5.5
4.1
5.2
4.7
4.6
5.1
4.1
4.7
4.5
4.0
4.2
5.2

2022 SEASON

Yards
362
815
945
614
768
690
757
823
836
942
803
793
1,036
1,142
844
930
542
1,007
1,325
1,107
1,185
1,646
745
1,321
1,189
1,307
748
891
1,514
446
937
1,563
1,713
1,486
1,484
1,773
1,204
1,074
1,332
1,397
1,203
1,021
975
972
819
993
1,084
975
885
932
800
897
663
1,121
1,845
1,089
1,631
983
1,434
1,357
979
1,002
1,007

PLAYERSYear
PlayerAtt.
1960		Dupre, L.G...................................... 104
1961 * Perkins, Don................................... 200
1962		Perkins, Don................................... 222
1963		Perkins, Don................................... 149
1964		Perkins, Don................................... 174
1965		Perkins, Don................................... 177
1966		Reeves, Dan................................... 175
1967		Perkins, Don................................... 201
1968		Perkins, Don................................... 191
1969 * Hill, Calvin....................................... 204
1970 * Thomas, Duane.............................. 151
1971		Thomas, Duane.............................. 175
1972		Hill, Calvin....................................... 245
1973		Hill, Calvin....................................... 273
1974		Hill, Calvin....................................... 185
1975		Newhouse, Robert.......................... 209
1976		Dennison, Doug.............................. 153
1977 * Dorsett, Tony.................................. 208
1978		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 290
1979		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 250
1980		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 278
1981		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 342
1982		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 177
1983		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 289
1984		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 302
1985		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 305
1986		Dorsett, Tony.................................. 184
1987		Walker, Herschel............................. 209
1988		Walker, Herschel............................. 361
1989		Palmer, Paul................................... 112
1990 * Smith, Emmitt................................. 241
1991		Smith, Emmitt................................. 365
1992		Smith, Emmitt................................. 373
1993		Smith, Emmitt................................. 283
1994		Smith, Emmitt................................. 368
1995		Smith, Emmitt................................. 377
1996		Smith, Emmitt................................. 327
1997		Smith, Emmitt................................. 261
1998		Smith, Emmitt................................. 319
1999		Smith, Emmitt................................. 329
2000		Smith, Emmitt................................. 294
2001		Smith, Emmitt................................. 261
2002		Smith, Emmitt................................. 254
2003		Hambrick, Troy............................... 275
2004 * Jones, Julius................................... 197
2005		Jones, Julius................................... 257
2006		Jones, Julius................................... 267
2007		Barber, Marion................................ 204
2008		Barber, Marion................................ 238
2009		Barber, Marion................................ 214
2010		Jones, Felix.................................... 185
2011 * Murray, DeMarco............................ 164
2012		Murray, DeMarco............................ 161
2013		Murray, DeMarco............................ 217
2014		Murray, DeMarco............................ 392
2015		McFadden, Darren.......................... 239
2016 * Elliott, Ezekiel.................................. 322
2017		Elliott, Ezekiel.................................. 242
2018		Elliott, Ezekiel.................................. 304
2019		Elliott, Ezekiel.................................. 301
2020		Elliott, Ezekiel.................................. 244
2021		Elliott, Ezekiel.................................. 237
2022		Pollard, Tony................................... 193

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONLEADERSBY YEARS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESPASSING, CONT.
Year
PlayerAtt.
1969		Morton, Craig.............. 302
1970		Morton, Craig.............. 207
1971		Staubach, Roger......... 211
1972		Morton, Craig.............. 339
1973		Staubach, Roger......... 286
1974		Staubach, Roger......... 360
1975		Staubach, Roger......... 348
1976		Staubach, Roger......... 369
1977		Staubach, Roger......... 361
1978		Staubach, Roger......... 413
1979		Staubach, Roger......... 461
1980		White, Danny............... 436
1981		White, Danny............... 391
1982		White, Danny............... 247
1983		White, Danny............... 533
1984		White, Danny............... 233
1985		White, Danny............... 450
1986		Pelluer, Steve............... 378
1987		White, Danny............... 362
1988		Pelluer, Steve............... 435
1989 * Aikman, Troy................ 293
1990		Aikman, Troy................ 399
1991		Aikman, Troy................ 363
1992		Aikman, Troy................ 473
1993		Aikman, Troy................ 392
1994		Aikman, Troy................ 361
1995		Aikman, Troy................ 432
1996		Aikman, Troy................ 465
1997		Aikman, Troy................ 518
1998		Aikman, Troy................ 315
1999		Aikman, Troy................ 442
2000		Aikman, Troy................ 262
2001 * Carter, Quincy.............. 176
2002 * Hutchinson, Chad........ 250
2003		Carter, Quincy.............. 505
2004		Testaverde, Vinny......... 495
2005		Bledsoe, Drew............. 499
2006		Romo, Tony................. 337
2007		Romo, Tony................. 520
2008		Romo, Tony................. 450
2009		Romo, Tony................. 550
2010		Kitna, Jon.................... 318
2011		Romo, Tony................. 522
2012		Romo, Tony................. 648
2013		Romo, Tony................. 535
2014		Romo, Tony................. 435
2015		Weeden, Brandon.......... 98
2016 * Prescott, Dak............... 459
2017		Prescott, Dak............... 490
2018		Prescott, Dak............... 526
2019		Prescott, Dak............... 596
2020		Dalton, Andy................ 333
2021		Prescott, Dak............... 596
2022		Prescott, Dak............... 394

Comp.
162
102
126
185
179
190
198
208
210
231
267
260
223
156
334
126
267
215
215
245
155
226
237
302
271
233
280
296
292
187
263
156
90
127
292
297
300
220
335
276
347
209
346
425
342
304
71
311
308
356
388
216
410
261

Pct.
53.6
49.3
59.7
54.6
62.6
52.8
56.9
56.4
58.2
55.9
57.9
59.6
57.0
63.2
62.7
54.1
59.3
56.9
59.4
56.3
52.9
56.6
65.3
63.8
69.1
64.5
64.8
63.7
56.4
59.4
59.5
59.5
51.1
50.8
57.8
60.0
60.1
65.3
64.4
61.3
63.1
65.7
66.3
65.6
63.9
69.9
72.4
67.8
62.9
67.7
65.1
64.9
68.8
66.2

Yards
2,619
1,819
1,882
2,396
2,428
2,552
2,666
2,715
2,620
3,190
3,586
3,287
3,098
2,079
3,980
1,580
3,157
2,727
2,617
3,139
1,749
2,579
2,754
3,445
3,100
2,676
3,304
3,126
3,283
2,330
2,964
1,632
1,072
1,555
3,302
3,532
3,639
2,903
4,211
3,448
4,483
2,365
4,184
4,903
3,828
3,705
738
3,667
3,324
3,885
4,902
2,170
4,449
2,860

TD
21
15
15
15
23
11
17
14
18
25
27
28
22
16
29
11
21
8
12
17
9
11
11
23
15
13
16
12
19
12
17
7
5
7
17
17
23
19
36
26
26
16
31
28
31
34
2
23
22
22
30
14
37
23

Int.
15
7
4
21
15
15
16
11
9
16
11
25
13
12
23
11
17
17
17
19
18
18
10
14
6
12
7
13
12
5
12
14
7
8
21
20
17
13
19
14
9
12
10
19
10
9
2
4
13
8
11
8
10
15

Rating
85.4
89.7
104.8
65.9
94.6
68.5
78.6
79.9
87.1
84.9
92.4
80.8
87.5
91.1
85.6
71.5
80.6
67.9
73.2
73.9
55.7
66.6
86.7
89.5
99.0
84.9
93.6
80.1
78.0
88.5
81.1
64.3
63.0
66.3
71.4
76.4
83.7
95.1
97.4
91.4
97.6
88.9
102.5
90.5
96.7
113.2
92.1
104.9
86.6
96.9
99.7
87.3
104.2
91.1

NFL/NFC
Rank
5
5/4
1/1
15/7
1/1
14/7
8/2
8/5
2/1
1/1
1/1
9/7
5/2
4/2
9/6
22/11
9/4
20/9
19/9
16/9
27/14
27/14
6/4
3/3
2/2
6/4
3/2
12/5
17/8
8/4
14/8
32/16
DNQ
29/14
24/11
26/13
17/8
5/3
5/1
8/4
8/4
14/6
4/2
10/6
8/6
1/1
DNQ
3/2
17/11
14/9
10/6
25/12
3/2
15/8

Long
75t
53t
69t
75t
49t
82t
95t
74t
65t
75t
89t
36t
33t
29t
50t
46t
54t
67t
34t
75t
58t

TD
3
4
6
10
5
12
13
8
6
12
10
1
3
0
2
8
6
2
0
10
8

NFL/NFC
Rank
21
6
15
3
3
13
4
6
3
20
45/26
23/10
18/9
36/21
3/2
16/9
4/1
9/3
26/15
12/6
16/9

RECEIVING (receptions)Year
PlayerNo.
1960		Doran, Jim........................................ 31
1961		Howton, Billy.................................... 56
1962		Howton, Billy.................................... 49
1963		Clarke, Frank.................................... 43
1964		Clarke, Frank.................................... 65
1965 * Hayes, Bob....................................... 46
1966		Hayes, Bob....................................... 64
1967		Rentzel, Lance.................................. 58
1968		Rentzel, Lance.................................. 54
1969		Rentzel, Lance.................................. 43
1970		Hayes, Bob....................................... 34
1971		Garrison, Walt................................... 40
1972		Hill, Calvin......................................... 43
1973		Hill, Calvin......................................... 32
1974		Pearson, Drew.................................. 62
1975		Pearson, Drew.................................. 46
1976		Pearson, Drew.................................. 58
1977		Pearson, Drew.................................. 48
1978		Pearson, Preston.............................. 47
1979		Hill, Tony........................................... 60
1980		Hill, Tony........................................... 60

Yards
554
785
706
833
973
1,003
1,232
996
1,009
960
889
396
364
290
1,087
822
806
870
526
1,062
1,055

258

Avg.
17.9
14.0
14.4
19.4
15.0
21.8
19.3
17.2
18.7
22.3
26.1
9.9
8.5
9.1
17.9
17.9
13.9
18.1
11.2
17.7
17.6

259

TB
4
3
4
4
5
8
3
4
7
4
6
6
3
5
5
8
12
10
11
9
11
7
2
3
8
10
10
5
15
6
8
5
9
3
4

IN20
15
6
13
13
17
11
14
9
17
9
10
8
4
14
15
15
13
25
16
21
17
19
6
6
21
20
28
20
24
19
20
16
19
22
26

Long
67
53
72
64
75
58
58
57
84
62
59
59
61
62
59
55
54
57
56
73
58
60
56
50
54
57
58
63
55
56
62
64
58
59
58

Had
Blk
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0

NET
39.5
32.5
40.7
40.6
38.1
37.9
36.7
35.2
36.4
37.2
35.4
35.3
36.2
37.1
31.4
33.2
30.5
33.2
33.1
36.0
34.9
36.0
37.4
32.9
34.6
35.5
34.5
34.2
34.2
34.3
35.6
36.8
33.5
37.7
35.4

NFL/NFC
Rank
7
14
3
7
15
10
13
9
5
2
10/2
8/3
24/13
11/7
11/5
16/9
20/9
12/8
8/5
4/2
10/5
14/8
8/5
DNQ
28/14
13/8
15/9
20/10
10/4
10/6
4/2
11/6
9/5
21/10
14/6

SIDELINES

Avg.
42.5
37.3
45.4
44.2
40.3
41.8
39.9
40.4
40.9
43.3
41.9
42.3
38.2
43.2
39.8
39.9
38.4
39.6
40.5
41.7
40.9
40.8
41.7
40.6
38.4
41.9
40.7
39.5
40.9
40.9
43.2
42.6
43.0
41.8
41.9

22/8
9/4
28/12
9/3
9/4
5/4
34/21
53/26
17/9
2/1
7/4
3/3
13/8
5/5
27/15
12/7
14/6
12/8
61/31
54/24
39/18
21/10
11/7
23/9
13/6
10/3
14/6
9/3
3/2
15t/11t
5/3
7/3
12/8
25t/12t
28t/16t
24t/1222t/14t
8/5
14/9
22/8
5t/2

HISTORY

Yards
2,420
2,236
2,589
3,138
2,501
2,505
2,551
2,707
2,415
2,729
2,847
2,329
1,949
2,290
1,591
2,676
2,690
3,171
3,076
3,168
2,903
3,284
1,542
1,543
3,151
3,396
3,498
2,685
3,271
3,233
3,413
2,426
2,620
2,342
2,935

47/26

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year
PlayerNo.
1960		Sherer, Dave.................. 57
1961 * Green, Allen................... 60
1962		Baker, Sam.................... 57
1963		Baker, Sam.................... 71
1964 * Lothridge, Billy............... 62
1965		Villanueva, Danny........... 60
1966		Villanueva, Danny........... 64
1967		Villanueva, Danny........... 67
1968		Widby, Ron.................... 59
1969		Widby, Ron.................... 63
1970		Widby, Ron.................... 68
1971		Widby, Ron.................... 55
1972 * Bateman, Marv.............. 51
1973		Bateman, Marv.............. 53
1974 * Carrell, Duane................ 40
1975 * Hoopes, Mitch............... 67
1976		White, Danny................. 70
1977		White, Danny................. 80
1978		White, Danny................. 76
1979		White, Danny................. 76
1980		White, Danny................. 71
1981		White, Danny................. 81
1982		White, Danny................. 37
1983		White, Danny................. 38
1984		White, Danny................. 82
1985		Saxon, Mike................... 81
1986		Saxon, Mike................... 86
1987		Saxon, Mike................... 68
1988		Saxon, Mike................... 80
1989		Saxon, Mike................... 79
1990		Saxon, Mike................... 79
1991		Saxon, Mike................... 57
1992		Saxon, Mike................... 61
1993 * Jett, John...................... 56
1994		Jett, John...................... 70

4
2
1
1
4
7
2
1
6
2
0
8
7
7
6
10
2
9
1
6
2
2
6
4
6
6
13
7
4
2
9
5
3
13
16
3
5
6
3
8
5
6
9

LEADERSBY YEARSPUNTING (net)

63t
32t
47t
80t
36t
53t
84t
44t
50t
46t
45t
66t
87t
61t
65t
50t
61t
55t
51t
76t
48t
80t
80t
37t
42t
34t
56t
53t
42t
69t
33t
64t
36t
79t
68t
35t
47t
50t
38t
53t
69t
49t
39

2022 SEASON

20.7
7.8
15.0
8.1
13.2
15.0
11.0
11.9
14.6
14.0
11.4
16.4
17.9
15.1
15.7
14.4
15.0
15.7
14.3
13.7
17.8
15.7
14.9
7.1
11.3
11.8
13.9
11.9
11.8
11.0
10.7
11.9
9.4
13.3
15.0
9.3
11.1
12.1
7.4
15.1
12.1
13.9
12.7

PLAYERS

953
359
526
589
789
1,113
837
715
788
644
732
1,523
1,396
1,330
1,241
1,603
962
1,180
1,057
1,097
926
834
908
493
980
839
1,180
1,145
952
1,030
1,002
942
1,039
1,233
1,320
713
833
838
567
1,189
1,114
1,102
1,359

STAFF

1981		Hill, Tony........................................... 46
		Springs, Ron..................................... 46
1982		Hill, Tony........................................... 35
1983		Springs, Ron..................................... 73
1984		Cosbie, Doug................................... 60
1985		Hill, Tony........................................... 74
1986		Walker, Herschel............................... 76
1987		Walker, Herschel............................... 60
1988		Alexander, Ray.................................. 54
1989		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 46
1990		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 64
1991		Irvin, Michael..................................... 93
1992		Irvin, Michael..................................... 78
1993		Irvin, Michael..................................... 88
1994		Irvin, Michael..................................... 79
1995		Irvin, Michael................................... 111
1996		Irvin, Michael..................................... 64
1997		Irvin, Michael..................................... 75
1998		Irvin, Michael..................................... 74
1999		Ismail, Raghib................................... 80
2000		McKnight, James.............................. 52
2001		Ismail, Rabhib................................... 53
2002		Galloway, Joey.................................. 61
2003		Anderson, Richie.............................. 69
2004		Witten, Jason................................... 87
2005		Johnson, Keyshawn......................... 71
2006		Owens, Terrell................................... 852007		Witten, Jason................................... 96
2008		Witten, Jason................................... 81
2009		Witten, Jason................................... 94
2010		Witten, Jason................................... 94
2011		Witten, Jason................................... 79
2012		Witten, Jason................................. 110
2013		Bryant, Dez....................................... 932014		Bryant, Dez....................................... 882015		Witten, Jason................................... 772016		Beasley, Cole.................................... 752017		Bryant, Dez....................................... 69
2018		Elliott, Ezekiel.................................... 77
2019		Cooper, Amari.................................. 79
2020		Cooper, Amari.................................. 92
2021		Lamb, CeeDee................................. 79
2022		Lamb, CeeDee............................... 107

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONLEADERSBY YEARS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINESPUNTING, CONT.
Year
PlayerNo.
1995		Jett, John...................... 53
1996		Jett, John...................... 74
1997 * Gowin, Toby.................. 86
1998		Gowin, Toby.................. 77
1999		Gowin, Toby.................. 81
2000 * Knorr, Micah.................. 58
2001		Knorr, Micah.................. 78
2002		Knorr, Micah.................. 47
2003		Gowin, Toby.................. 94
2004		McBriar, Mat.................. 75
2005		McBriar, Mat.................. 81
2006		McBriar, Mat.................. 56
2007		McBriar, Mat.................. 63
2008		Paulescu, Sam.............. 53
2009		McBriar, Mat.................. 72
2010		McBriar, Mat.................. 652011		McBriar, Mat.................. 58
2012		Moorman, Brian............. 56
2013		Jones, Chris.................. 772014		Jones, Chris.................. 57
2015		Jones, Chris.................. 69
2016		Jones, Chris.................. 58
2017		Jones, Chris.................. 66
2018		Jones, Chris.................. 60
2019		Jones, Chris.................. 50
2020 * Niswander, Hunter......... 26
2021		Anger, Bryan.................. 65
2022		Anger, Bryan.................. 68

Yards
2,166
3,150
3,592
3,342
3,500
2,485
3,135
1,928
3,665
3,182
3,439
2,697
2,970
2,213
3,249
3,115
2,542
2,497
3,467
2,586
3,117
2,661
2,908
3,670
2,079
1,228
3,143
3,291

Avg.
40.9
42.6
41.8
43.4
43.2
42.8
40.2
41.0
39.0
42.4
42.5
48.2
47.1
41.8
45.1
47.9
43.8
44.6
45.0
45.4
45.2
45.9
44.1
44.5
41.6
47.2
48.4
48.4

TB
6
9
9
14
10
8
6
4
8
7
9
10
7
5
3
8
7
3
6
2
1
4
5
2
2
2
4
6

SCORINGYear
PlayerTD
1960		Cone, Fred...................................... 0
1961		Clarke, Frank................................... 91962		Baker, Sam...................................... 0
1963		Baker, Sam...................................... 0
1964 * Van Raaphorst, Dick........................ 0
1965		Villaneuva, Danny............................. 0
1966		Villaneuva, Danny............................. 0
1967		Hayes, Bob......................................11		Reeves, Dan....................................111968		Clark, Mike...................................... 0
1969		Clark, Mike...................................... 01970		Clark, Mike...................................... 01971		Clark, Mike...................................... 01972		Fritsch, Toni..................................... 0
1973		Fritsch, Toni..................................... 0
1974 * Herrera, Efren.................................. 01975		Fritsch, Toni..................................... 0
1976		Herrera, Efren.................................. 0
1977		Herrera, Efren.................................. 0
1978		Septien, Rafael................................ 0
1979		Septien, Rafael................................ 01980		Septien, Rafael................................ 0
1981		Septien, Rafael................................ 01982		Septien, Rafael................................ 01983		Septien, Rafael................................ 01984		Septien, Rafael................................ 0
1985		Septien, Rafael................................ 01986		Septien, Rafael................................ 0
1987		Ruzek, Roger................................... 0
1988		Ruzek, Roger................................... 0
1989		Ruzek, Roger................................... 01990 * Willis, Ken........................................ 0
1991		Willis, Ken........................................ 0
1992 * Elliott, Lin......................................... 0
1993		Murray, Eddie................................... 0
1994		Smith, Emmitt..................................22
1995		Smith, Emmitt..................................25
1996		Boniol, Chris.................................... 0
1997		Cunningham, Richie......................... 0
1998		Cunningham, Richie......................... 0
1999		Smith, Emmitt..................................13
2000 * Seder, Tim....................................... 1
2001		Seder, Tim....................................... 1
2002 * Cundiff, Billy..................................... 0
2003
Cundiff, Billy..................................... 0
2004
Cundiff, Billy..................................... 02005		Cortez, Jose.................................... 0

PAT
21
0
50
38
28
37
56
0
0
54
43
35
47
36
43
33
38
34
39
46
40
59
40
28
57
33
42
43
26
27
14
26
37
47
38
0
0
24
24
40
0
27
12
25
30
31
13

260

IN20
17
22
26
31
24
12
25
11
25
22
28
22
17
14
38
22
21
22
30
21
27
25
34
17
18
10
24
27

Long
58
60
72
65
64
60
57
56
59
68
63
75
64
70
63
65
68
64
62
64
61
66
62
63
58
58
63
83

TWO
PT.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

FG
6
0
14
9
14
16
17
0
0
17
20
18
13
21
18
8
22
18
18
16
19
11
27
10
22
23
19
15
22
12
5
18
27
24
28
0
0
32
34
29
0
25
11
12
23
20
12

Had
Blk
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0

NET
34.5
36.8
35.4
36.6
35.1
35.8
31.1
35.1
34.9
35.1
37.1
38.6
38.5
35.2
39.9
41.7
36.1
38.9
39.1
39.8
42.5
40.5
41.4
39.6
37.0
42.0
44.6
42.8

Tot.
39
54
92
65
70
85
107
66
66
105
103
89
86
99
97
57
104
88
93
94
97
92
121
58
123
102
99
88
92
63
29
80
118
119
122
132
150
120
126
127
78
108
51
61
99
91
49

NFL/NFC
Rank
24/12
18/8
27/13
17/7
7/2
11/4
27/15
21/12
28/15
14/7
20/8
4/1
4/3
26/11
10/5
1/1
29/14
21t/10t
20/11
14/6
3/2
13/8
8/5
18/12
31/15
DNQ
1/1
8/4

NFL/NFC
Rank
27
22
6
14
13
10
2
16
2
2
12/8
13/7
7/3
11/7
26/9
3/2
6/4
3/2
5/2
8/3
13/6
1/1
11/5
5/5
13/6
17/8
20/9
5/3
36/17
DNQ
25/13
3/2
4/3
6/3
2/1
1/1
6/4
2/1
5/3
31/15
14/7
53/23
43/20
23/12
26/12
58/28

FIELD GOALS (made)

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
26
20
18
24
32
29
28
25
30
27
15
29
20
34
29
29

96
131
102
90
114
135
124
131
131
115
127
71
119
96
135
129
137

31/1t
4/2
4/2
23/9
10/4
5t/4
10/6
9t/4
8/4
12/7
8t/6
33/17
11/6
24t/14t
7/3
13/6
2/2

LEADERSBY YEARS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

261

2022 SEASON		NFL/NFC
Year
Player
Att.
Made
Pct.
Long
Rank
1960		Cone, Fred......................................... 13
6
.462
45
12
1961		Bielski, Dick.......................................... 9
6
.667
42
13
1962		Baker, Sam......................................... 27
14
.519
53
3
1963		Baker, Sam......................................... 20
9
.450
53
12
1964 * Van Raaphorst, Dick........................... 29
14
.483
43
8
1965		Villaneuva, Danny................................ 27
16
.593
41
7
1966		Villaneuva, Danny................................ 31
17
.548
37
8
1967		Villaneuva, Danny................................ 23
9
.391
34
14
1968		Clark, Mike......................................... 29
17
.586
50
7
1969		Clark, Mike......................................... 36
20
.555
47
5
1970		Clark, Mike......................................... 27
18
.667
43
7/4
1971		Clark, Mike......................................... 25
13
.520
48
19/9
1972		Fritsch, Toni........................................ 36
21
.583
54
18/8
1973		Fritsch, Toni........................................ 28
18
.643
37
12/4
1974 * Herrera, Efren..................................... 13
6
.615
39
11/5
1975		Fritsch, Toni........................................ 35
22
.629
43
14/8
1976		Herrera, Efren..................................... 23
18
.783
46
1/1
1977		Herrera, Efren..................................... 29
18
.621
52
12/1
1978		Septien, Rafael................................... 26
16
.615
48
17/9
1979		Septien, Rafael................................... 29
19
.655
51
9/4
1980		Septien, Rafael................................... 17
11
.647
52
13/7
1981		Septien, Rafael................................... 35
27
.771
47
4/3
1982		Septien, Rafael................................... 14
10
.714
53
13/6
1983		Septien, Rafael................................... 27
22
.815
47
7/3
1984		Septien, Rafael................................... 29
23
.793
52
4/3
1985		Septien, Rafael................................... 28
19
.679
53
18/9
1986		Septien, Rafael................................... 21
15
.714
50
11/5
1987		Ruzek, Roger...................................... 25
22
.880
49
2/1
1988		Ruzek, Roger...................................... 22
12
.546
50
25/14
1989		Zendejas, Luis...................................... 9
5
.556
47
DNQ
1990 * Willis, Ken........................................... 25
18
.720
49
17/8
1991		Willis, Ken........................................... 39
27
.692
54
21/11
1992 * Elliott, Lin............................................ 35
24
.686
53
18/10
1993		Murray, Eddie...................................... 33
28
.848
52
5/3
1994 * Boniol, Chris....................................... 29
22
.759
47
18/6
1995		Boniol, Chris....................................... 28
27
.964
45
1/1
1996		Boniol, Chris....................................... 36
32
.889
52
1/2
1997		Cunningham, Richie............................ 37
34
.919
53
2/1
1998		Cunningham, Richie............................ 35
29
.829
54
11/5
1999		Cunningham, Richie............................ 22
12
.545
47
30/15
2000 * Seder, Tim.......................................... 33
25
.758
48
20/11
2001		Hilbert, Jon......................................... 15
11
.733
43
31/15
		Seder, Tim.......................................... 17
11
.647
46
2002 * Cundiff, Billy........................................ 19
12
.632
48
30/15
2003
Cundiff, Billy........................................ 29
23
.793
52
16/6
2004
Cundiff, Billy........................................ 26
20
.769
49
25/12
12
.750
45
2005		Cortez, Jose....................................... 16
31/15
.722
50
2006		Vanderjagt, Mike................................. 18
132007 * Folk, Nick........................................... 31
26
.839
53
20/9
20
.909
52
2008		Folk, Nick........................................... 22
26t/14t
18.643
51
2009		Folk, Nick........................................... 28
23t/1124.750
532010		Buehler, David.................................... 32
13t/7t2011 * Bailey, Dan.......................................... 37
32
.865
51
3t/2
2012		Bailey, Dan.......................................... 31
29
.935
51
8t/5t
2013		Bailey, Dan.......................................... 30
28
.933
53
12/5
2014		Bailey, Dan.......................................... 29
25
.862
56
17t/8t2015		Bailey, Dan.......................................... 32
30
.938
54
5t/3t
2016		Bailey, Dan.......................................... 32
27
.844
56
13t/8
2017		Bailey, Dan.......................................... 20
15
.750
56
27t/13t2018		Maher, Brett........................................ 36
29
.806
62
7/4
2019		Maher, Brett........................................ 30
20
.667
63
24t/15

PLAYERS

0
53
42
36
42
39
37
47
56
25
46
26
32
36
33
42
50

STAFF

2006		Barber, Marion.................................16
2007 * Folk, Nick........................................ 0
2008		Folk, Nick........................................ 0
2009		Folk, Nick........................................ 0
2010		Buehler, David................................. 0
2011 * Bailey, Dan....................................... 0
2012		Bailey, Dan....................................... 0
2013		Bailey, Dan....................................... 02014		Bailey, Dan....................................... 02015		Bailey, Dan.........................................02016		Bailey, Dan.........................................02017		Bailey, Dan.........................................02018		Maher, Brett.......................................02019		Maher, Brett.......................................02020		Zuerlein, Greg....................................0
2021		Zuerlein, Greg....................................0
2022		Maher, Brett.......................................0

STAFFFIELD GOALS, CONT.

		NFL/NFC
Year
Player
Att.
Made
Pct.
Long
Rank
2020		Zuerlein, Greg..................................... 41
34
.829
59
3/2
2021		Zuerlein, Greg..................................... 29
35
.829
56
11t/6t2022		Maher, Brett........................................ 29
32
.906
60
11t/5tHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSLEADERSBY YEARS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSKICKOFF RETURNS (avg.)
Year
PlayerNo.
1960		Franckhauser, Tom........................... 25
1961 * Marsh, Amos.................................... 26
1962		Marsh, Amos.................................... 29
1963 * Stiger, Jim......................................... 18
1964 * Renfro, Mel....................................... 40
1965		Renfro, Mel....................................... 21
1966		Renfro, Mel....................................... 191967		Garrison, Walt
20
1968		Baynham, Craig................................ 23
1969 * Flowers, Richmond........................... 111970 * Thomas, Duane................................ 19
1971
Harris, Cliff........................................ 29
1972
Harris, Cliff........................................ 26
1973		Montgomery, Mike............................ 6
1974 * Morgan, Dennis................................ 35
1975		Pearson, Preston.............................. 16
1976 * Johnson, Butch................................ 28
1977		Johnson, Butch................................ 22
1978		Johnson, Butch................................ 29
1979 * Springs, Ron..................................... 38
1980 * Jones, James................................... 32
1981		Jones, James................................... 27
1982		Fellows, Ron..................................... 161983		Fellows, Ron..................................... 43
1984		Allen, Gary........................................ 33
1985 * Lavette, Robert................................. 34
1986		Lavette, Robert................................. 36
1987		Clack, Darryl..................................... 29
1988		Burbage, Cornell............................... 20
1989 * Dixon, James.................................... 47
1990		Dixon, James.................................... 36
1991		Wright, Alexander............................. 21
1992		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 24
1993 * Williams, Kevin.................................. 31
1994		Williams, Kevin.................................. 43
1995		Williams, Kevin.................................. 49
1996		Walker, Herschel............................... 27
1997		Walker, Herschel............................... 50
1998		Mathis, Kevin.................................... 25
1999		Tucker, Jason................................... 222000		Tucker, Jason................................... 51
2001		Swinton, Reggie............................... 56
2002		Swinton, Reggie............................... 28
2003 * Smith, Zuriel..................................... 23
2004		Lee, ReShard.................................... 41
2005 * Thompson, Tyson............................. 57
2006 * Austin, Miles..................................... 29
2007		Austin, Miles..................................... 242008		Austin, Miles..................................... 29
2009		Jones, Felix...................................... 30
2010 * Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi...................... 25
2011 * Harris, Dwayne................................... 82012 * Dunbar, Lance.................................. 122013		Harris, Dwayne................................. 28
2014		Harris, Dwayne................................. 30
2015 * Whitehead, Lucky............................. 162016		Whitehead, Lucky............................. 172017 * Switzer, Ryan.................................... 242018		Thompson, Deonte............................. 62019		Pollard, Tony..................................... 142020		Pollard, Tony..................................... 32
2021		Pollard, Tony..................................... 172022 * Turpin, KaVontae.............................. 21

Yards
509
667
725
432
1,017
630
487
366
590
283
416
823
615
175
823
391
693
536
603
780
720
517
359
855
666
682
699
635
448
1,181
736
514
503
689
1,148
1,108
779
1,167
621
613
1,099
1,327
697
495
964
1,399
753
612
624
678
543
231
261
857
742
452
394
600
147
245
766
489
508

Avg.
19.8
25.7
25.0
24.0
25.4
30.0
25.6
18.3
25.7
25.7
21.9
28.4
23.7
29.2
23.5
24.4
24.8
24.4
20.8
20.5
22.5
19.1
22.4
19.9
20.2
20.1
19.4
21.9
22.4
25.1
20.4
24.5
21.0
22.2
26.7
22.6
28.9
23.3
24.8
27.9
21.5
23.7
24.9
21.5
23.5
24.5
26.0
25.5
21.5
22.6
21.7
28.9
21.8
30.6
24.7
28.3
23.2
25.0
24.5
17.5
23.9
28.8
24.2

Long
46t
79t
101t
66t
65t
100t
87t
36t
40t
30t
33t
77t
44t
63t
43t
42t
74t
64t
56t
70t
41t
33t
35t
53t
34t
34t
37t
48t
53t
97t
47t
102t
59t
49t
87t
43t
89t
49t
42t
79t
90t
77t
100t
54t
62t
49t
37t
60t
36t
41t
41t
51t
44t
90t
42t
79t
33t
61t
35t
30t
67
100t
63

TD
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

NFL/NFC
Rank
19
13
10
12
7
4
9
23
7
29
23/10
4/4
23/11
DNQ
21/11
13/7
11/5
9/5
27/12
25/12
11/6
36/17
16/9
26/12
24/11
27/13
27/12
9/7
9/2
5/2
13/7
3/2
13/10
8/6
4/3
16/6
2/2
16/10
13/6
2/2
27/13
9/7
10/6
26/14
13/7
9/4
9/3
9/4
33/18
26/13
30/14
DNQ
DNQ
2/2
12/7
DNQ
DNQ
3/3
DNQ
DNQ
8/3
DNQ
DNQ

Long
46t
19t
17t
45t

TD
0
0
0
0

NFL/NFC
Rank
2
14
14
6

SIDELINES

PUNT RETURNS (avg.)
Year
PlayerNo.
1960		Butler, Bill.......................................... 131961 * Marsh, Amos.................................... 141962		Lockett, J.W..................................... 81963 * Stiger, Jim......................................... 14

Yards
131
71
45
141

262

Avg.
10.1
5.1
5.6
10.1

2
9
6
4
27

HISTORY

NFL/NFC
Rank
25

PLAYOFF
RECORDS								YearPlayer
No.
Yards
Avg.
Long
TD
1960		Bishop, Don....................................... 3
13
4.3
13t
0
		Franckhauser, Tom............................. 3
11
3.7
9t
0
1961		Bishop, Don....................................... 8
172
21.5
57t
0
1962		Bishop, Don....................................... 6
134
22.3
44t
0
30.1
55t
1963		Green, Cornell.................................... 7211
01964 * Renfro, Mel......................................... 7
110
15.7
39t
1
1965		Green, Cornell.................................... 3
49
43t
16.3
0
		Livingston, Warren.............................. 3
5
5t
1.7
0
* Logan, Obert...................................... 3
5
3t
1.7
0
88
41t
1966		Green, Cornell.................................... 4
22.0
1
1967		Green, Cornell.................................... 7
52
7.4
28t
0
		Renfro, Mel......................................... 7
38
5.4
30t
0
1968		Howley, Chuck.................................... 6
115
19.2
58t
1
1969		Renfro, Mel....................................... 10
118
11.8
41t
0
1970 * Waters, Charlie................................... 5
45
9.0
20t
0
1971		Adderley, Herb.................................... 6
182
30.3
46t
0
1972		Waters, Charlie................................... 6
132
22.0
56t
1
1973		Jordan, Lee Roy................................. 6
78
13.0
31t
1
1974
Harris, Cliff.......................................... 3
8
2.7
8t
0

LEADERSBY YEARS

3
9
7
2
1
3
20/7
11/4
21/11
23/10
3/2
12/5
8/4
20/7
18/9
20/7
5/4
28/14
18/8
20/10
16/8
20/8
22/11
12/7
17/7
20/13
2/2
3/3
8/3
13/6
DNQ
16/7
5/3
1/1
7/4
8/3
3/2
DNQ
20/8
11/5
19/10
12/5
14/5
26/3
3/2
DNQ
DNQ
2/1
2/2
9t/6
DNQ
15/8
12/8
DNQ
DNQ
11/2
DNQ
5/3

21
7
11
1
16/9
9/4
7/3
4/2
42/20

SIDELINES

263

69t
35t
18t
69t
90t
50t
34t
35t
21t
46t
98t
43t
55t
38t
23t
13t
52t
17t
17t
37t
18t
21t
20t
38t
21t
17t
13t
79t
85t
64t
83t
30t
22t
83t
69t
76t
64t
65t
71t
36t
55t
25t
56t
49t
18t
82t
93t
20t
78t
86t
38t
28t
39t
83t
22t
15t
27
21
52

2022 SEASON

1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
2
1
0
0
1
2
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0

INTERCEPTIONS

13.1
6.0
6.2
11.5
20.8
9.9
7.7
7.6
4.1
6.6
15.1
10.3
10.9
8.5
7.9
6.8
10.1
5.7
7.6
7.7
8.3
6.9
5.9
9.8
8.2
6.7
6.1
12.7
11.6
10.6
8.9
9.2
9.1
12.3
15.6
11.5
11.8
13.4
12.1
8.9
9.5
7.2
10.1
9.1
4.5
12.1
14.3
6.9
16.1
12.8
9.2
5.8
7.8
8.8
5.8
4.9
7.2
9.9
10.4

PLAYERS

418
145
106
276
312
179
116
129
78
139
287
288
489
423
401
236
548
188
189
232
446
152
160
216
360
160
121
532
244
381
349
166
373
407
375
344
353
414
181
178
229
166
202
201
95
437
215
103
354
256
275
110
195
256
58
84
172
139
303

STAFF

1964 * Renfro, Mel....................................... 32
1965		Renfro, Mel....................................... 24
1966		Hayes, Bob....................................... 171967		Hayes, Bob....................................... 24
1968		Hayes, Bob....................................... 151969		Hayes, Bob....................................... 18
1970		Hayes, Bob....................................... 15
1971
Harris, Cliff........................................ 17
1972
Harris, Cliff........................................ 191973 * Richards, Golden.............................. 21
1974 * Morgan, Dennis................................ 191975		Richards, Golden.............................. 28
1976 * Johnson, Butch................................ 45
1977		Johnson, Butch................................ 50
1978		Johnson, Butch................................ 51
1979 * Wilson, Steve.................................... 35
1980 * Jones, James................................... 54
1981		Jones, James................................... 33
1982		Fellows, Ron..................................... 25
1983		Hill, Rod............................................ 30
1984		Allen, Gary........................................ 54
1985		Bates, Bill......................................... 221986		Banks, Gordon................................. 27
1987 * Martin, Kelvin.................................... 22
1988		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 44
1989		Shepard, Derrick............................... 24
1990		Shepard, Derrick............................... 20
1992		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 42
1991		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 21
1993 * Williams, Kevin.................................. 36
1994		Williams, Kevin.................................. 39
1995		Williams, Kevin.................................. 18
1996		Martin, Kelvin.................................... 41
1997		Sanders, Deion................................. 33
1998		Sanders, Deion................................. 241999		Sanders, Deion................................. 30
2000		McGarity, Wane................................ 30
2001		Swinton, Reggie............................... 31
2002		Galloway, Joey.................................. 15
2003		Galloway, Joey.................................. 20
2004 * Frazier, Lance................................... 242005		Crayton, Patrick................................ 232006		Newman, Terence............................. 20
2007		Crayton, Patrick................................ 222008		Jones, Adam.................................... 21
2009		Crayton, Patrick................................ 362010 * Bryant, Dez....................................... 152011		Bryant, Dez....................................... 152012		Harris, Dwayne................................. 222013		Harris, Dwayne................................. 20
2014		Harris, Dwayne................................. 30
2015 * Whitehead, Lucky............................. 192016		Whitehead, Lucky............................. 252017 * Switzer, Ryan.................................... 292018		Austin, Tavon.................................... 102019		Austin, Tavon.................................... 172020		Lamb, CeeDee................................. 24
2021		Lamb, Ceedee.................................. 142022 * Turpin, KaVontae.............................. 29

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONLEADERSBY YEARS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

INTERCEPTIONS, CONT.

								YearPlayer
No.
Yards
Avg.
Long
TD
1975		Jordan, Lee Roy................................. 6
80
13.3
38t
0
1976		Washington, Mark............................... 4
49
12.3
22t
0
1977
Harris, Cliff.......................................... 5
7
1.4
7t
0
1978		Barnes, Benny.................................... 5
72
14.4
38t
0
1979		Hughes, Randy................................... 2
91
45.5
68t
0
Harris, Cliff.......................................... 2
35
17.5
20t
0
		Barnes, Benny.................................... 2
20
10.0
11t
0
		Lewis, D.D.......................................... 2
8
4.0
5t
0
		Kyle, Aaron......................................... 2
0
0.0
0t
0
1980		Thurman, Dennis................................ 5
114
22.8
78t
1
		Waters, Charlie................................... 5
78
15.6
29t
0
1981 * Walls, Everson.................................. 11
133
12.1
33t
0
1982		Walls, Everson.................................... 7
61
8.7
37t
0
1983		Thurman, Dennis................................ 6
49
8.2
34t
0
1984		Downs, Michael.................................. 7
126
18.0
27t
1
1985		Walls, Everson.................................... 9
31
3.4
19t
0
1986		Downs, Michael.................................. 6
54
9.0
31t
0
1987		Walls, Everson.................................... 5
38
7.6
30t
0
1988		Williams, Robert.................................. 2
18
9.0
12t
0
		Downs, Michael.................................. 2
3
1.5
3t
0
		Walls, Everson.................................... 2
0
0.0
0t
0
1989		Lockhart, Eugene............................... 2
14
7.0
12t
0
1990		Holt, Issiac.......................................... 3
72
24.0
64t
1
		Washington, James............................ 3
24
8.0
13t
0
1991		Holt, Issiac.......................................... 4
2
0.5
2t
0
1992		Washington, James............................ 3
31
10.3
16t
0
		Gant,Kenneth..................................... 3
19
6.3
11t
0
1993		Smith, Kevin....................................... 6
56
9.3
32t
1
1994		Woodson, Darren............................... 5
140
28.0
94t
1
		Washington, James............................ 5
43
8.6
25t
0
1995		Brown, Larry....................................... 6
124
20.7
65t
2
		Marion, Brock..................................... 6
40
6.7
32t
1
1996		Smith, Kevin....................................... 5
45
9.0
24t
0
		Woodson, Darren............................... 5
43
8.6
21t
0
1997		Sanders, Deion................................... 2
81
40.5
50t
1
* Stoutmire, Omar................................. 2
8
4.0
8t
0
1998		Sanders, Deion................................... 5
153
30.6
71t
1
1999		Coakley, Dexter.................................. 4
119
29.8
46t
1
2000		Sparks, Phillippi.................................. 5
59
11.8
43t
0
2001		Woodson, Darren............................... 3
11
3.7
6t
0
2002 * Williams, Roy...................................... 5
90
18.0
85t
2
* Ross, Derek........................................ 5
17
3.4
12t
0
2003 * Newman, Terence............................... 4
23
5.8
25t
0
2004		Newman, Terence............................... 4
31
7.8
21t
0
2005		Glenn, Aaron...................................... 4
10
2.5
10t
0
2006		Williams, Roy...................................... 5
33
6.6
27t
0
2007		Henry, Anthony................................... 6
81
13.5
28t
1
2008		Newman, Terence............................... 4
2
0.5
2t
0
2009		Jenkins, Mike...................................... 5
0
0.0
0t
0
2010		Sensabaugh, Gerald........................... 5
26
5.2
10t
0
		Newman, Terence............................... 5
16
3.2
30t
0
2011		Lee, Sean........................................... 4
87
21.8
37t
0
		Newman, Terence............................... 4
80
20.0
43t
1
2012		Carr, Brandon..................................... 3
120
40.0
47t
1
2013		Lee, Sean........................................... 4
174
43.5
74t
1
2014		Carter, Bruce...................................... 5
72
14.4
35t
1
2015
Heath, Jeff.......................................... 2
19
9.5
19t
0
2016		Church, Barry..................................... 2
14
7.0
14t
0
2017
Heath, Jeff.......................................... 3
20
6.7
14t
0
2018 * Vander Esch, Leighton........................ 2
56
28.0
28t
0
		Woods, Xavier.................................... 2
15
7.5
15t
0
2019		Woods, Xavier.................................... 2
38
19.0
29t
0
		Lewis, Jourdan................................... 2
20
10.0
20t
0
2020 * Diggs, Trevon...................................... 3
43
14.3
33
0
2021		Diggs, Trevon.................................... 11
142
12.9
59t
2
2022 * Bland, DaRon..................................... 5
19
3.8
15
0

TACKLESYear Player
Solo Asst Total
1977		Breunig, Bob........................ 73 - 57 – 130
1978		Breunig, Bob........................ 71 - 64 – 135
1979		Breunig, Bob........................ 81 - 86 – 167
1980		Breunig, Bob........................ 69 - 60 – 129
1981		Breunig, Bob........................ 63 - 51 – 114
1982		Downs, Michael................... 49 - 21 – 70
1983		Breunig, Bob........................ 69 - 57 – 126
1984		Downs, Michael................... 96 - 40 – 136
1985		Lockhart, Eugene................. 69 - 59 – 1281986		Lockhart, Eugene................. 77 - 44 – 121
1987		Downs, Michael................... 58 - 28 – 86264

NFL/NFC
Rank
7/4
24/11
16/7
25/14
93/45

24/10
1/1
1/1
15/8
4/2
1/1
11/7
7/4
81/47
81/41
33/17
23/13
43/20
7/2
10/5
5/4
11/6
51/34
14/5
25/12
17/9
35/21
10/4
21/10
21/10
19/9
10t/4t5t/3
14t/7t12t/8t10t/5t12t/8t29t/17t
11t/8t3t/2t48t/23t
47t/23t
26t/10t53t/25t
21t/44t
16t/7t1/1
5t/3tYear Player
Solo Asst Total
1988		Bates, Bill............................. 85 - 39 – 124
1989		Lockhart, Eugene............... 154 - 68 – 222
1990		Lockhart, Eugene................. 72 - 67 – 139
1991		Del Rio, Jack....................... 77 - 53 – 130
1992		Norton, Ken......................... 64 - 56 – 120
1993		Norton, Ken......................... 93 - 66 – 159
1994		Jones, Robert...................... 83 - 79 – 162
1995		Woodson, Darren................. 90 - 54 – 144
1996		Strickland, Fred.................... 87 - 66 – 153
1997		Marion, Brock...................... 92 - 66 – 158
1998		Woodson, Darren................. 74 - 62 – 136

2011		Lee, Sean............................ 91
2012		Spencer, Anthony................ 78
2013		Church, Barry.................... 100
2014		Church, Barry...................... 752015		Lee, Sean.......................... 109
2016		Lee, Sean.......................... 120
2017		Lee, Sean............................ 91
2018 * Vander Esch, Leighton....... 125
2019		Smith, Jaylon..................... 116
2020		Smith, Jaylon..................... 105
2021		Kearse, Jayron..................... 622022		Wilson, Donovan.................. 80-

40 – 131
28 – 10647 – 147
35 – 110
47 – 156
54 – 174
27 – 118
51 – 176
52 – 16856 – 161
30 – 92
28 – 108

Tackles based on coaches film since 1977

SACKS
Year Player
Sacks
2002 Ellis, Greg.......................7.5
2003 Ellis, Greg.......................8.0
2004 Ellis, Greg.......................9.0
2005 Ellis, Greg.......................8.0*Ware, DeMarcus...........8.0
2006 Ware, DeMarcus..........11.5
2007 Ware, DeMarcus..........14.0
2008 Ware, DeMarcus..........20.0
2009 Ware, DeMarcus..........11.0
2010 Ware, DeMarcus..........15.5
2011 Ware, DeMarcus..........19.5
2012 Ware, DeMarcus..........11.5
2013 Hatcher, Jason.............11.0
2014 Mincey, Jeremy..............6.0
2015 Lawrence, DeMarcus.....8.0
2016 Mayowa, Benson...........6.0
2017 Lawrence, DeMarcus...14.5
2018 Lawrence, DeMarcus...10.5
2019 Quinn, Robert..............11.5
2020 Lawrence, DeMarcus.....6.5
2021 *Parsons, Micah...........13.02022 Parsons, Micah............13.5
Sacks became an official stat in 1982

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES

Year Player
Solo2006		Fowler, Ryan..................... 102007		Watkins, Patrick................ 142008		Davis, Keith....................... 142009		Hurd, Sam......................... 172010 * McCray, Danny.................. 25
2011		McCray, Danny.................. 132012		Frampton, Eric................... 18
2013 * Heath, Jeff......................... 112014		Harris, Dwayne.................. 112015 Heath, Jeff........................... 62016		Jones, Byron....................... 92017		Jones, Byron....................... 92018		Olawale, Jamize................ 122019		Goodwin, C.J...................... 72020		Goodwin, C.J.................... 102021		Goodwin, C.J...................... 72022 Gifford, Luke........................ 8-

Asst Total
14 – 24
11 – 25
6 – 202 – 193 – 28
6 – 193 – 21
2 – 13
7 – 183 –9
1 – 102 – 11
1 – 13
3 – 100 – 103 – 10
4 – 12

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year Player
Solo
Asst Total
1988		Jax, Garth......................... 13 - 11 – 24
1989		Bates, Bill.......................... 14 5 – 19
8 – 231990		Bates, Bill.......................... 15 1991		Gant, Kenneth................... 18 7 – 25
1992 * Woodson, Darren.............. 14 5 – 19
1993		Bates, Bill............................ 9 - 16 – 25
9 – 27
1994		Brownlow, Darrick............. 18 1995 * Lang, David....................... 17 - 13 – 30
8 – 32
1996		Schwantz, Jim................... 24 1997		Williams, Charlie................ 16 - 10 – 26
1998 * Reese, Izell........................ 12 9 – 21
1999 * Nguyen, Dat...................... 11 7 – 18
2000		Reese, Izell........................ 12 - 10 – 22
6 – 21
2001 * Bell, Jason........................ 15 2002		Mackey, Louis................... 10 8 – 18
2003		Dixon, Tony....................... 11 9 – 20
2004		James, Bradie..................... 6 - 18 – 24
2005		Davis, Keith....................... 12 4 – 16
* Rookie

LEADERSBY YEARS

Year Player
Sacks
1981 Jones, Ed......................9.5
1982 Martin, Harvey................8.0
1983 White, Randy...............12.5
1984 White, Randy...............12.5
1985 Jones, Ed....................13.0
1986 Jeffcoat, Jeff................14.0
1987 Jones, Ed....................10.0
1988 Cobb, Reggie.................7.5
Noonan, Danny..............7.5
1989 Jeffcoat, Jim................11.5
1990 Stubbs, Daniel...............7.5*Jones, Jimmie..............7.5
1991 Tolbert, Tony..................7.0
1992 Jeffcoat, Jim................10.5
1993 Tolbert, Tony..................7.5
1994 Haley, Charles..............12.5
1995 Haley, Charles..............10.5
1996 Tolbert, Tony................12.0
1997 Carver, Shante...............6.0
1998 Pittman, Kavika..............6.0
1999 Ellis, Greg.......................7.5
2000 Ekuban, Ebenezer..........6.5
2001 Ellis, Greg.......................6.0

2022 SEASONYear Player
Sacks
1960 Gonzaga, John..............2.0
1961 Borden, Nate.................3.0
Howley, Chuck...............3.0
Lilly, Bob........................3.0
1962 Lilly, Bob......................10.0
1963 Lilly, Bob........................5.0
1964 Andrie, George.............12.5
1965 Andrie, George.............14.5
1966 Andrie, George.............18.5
1967 Andrie, George.............11.5
1968 Pugh, Jethro................15.5
1969 Pugh, Jethro................13.0
1970 Pugh, Jethro................13.5
1971 Pugh, Jethro................13.0
1972 Pugh, Jethro..................7.5
1973 Toomay, Pat.................10.5
1974 Martin, Harvey................7.5
1975 Martin, Harvey................9.5
1976 Martin, Harvey..............14.5
1977 Martin, Harvey..............23.0
1978 White, Randy...............16.0
1979 Martin, Harvey................8.5
1980 Martin, Harvey..............12.0

PLAYERS- 48 – 143- 76 – 154- 68 – 172- 74 – 173- 47 – 140- 42 – 135- 37 – 109- 65 – 132- 50 – 130- 117 – 202- 92 – 181- 77 – 163

STAFF

1999		Godfrey, Randall.................. 95
2000		Hambrick, Darren................. 78
2001		Nguyen, Dat....................... 104
2002		Coakley, Dexter.................... 99
2003		Nguyen, Dat......................... 93
2004		Nguyen, Dat......................... 93
2005		James, Bradie...................... 72
2006		James, Bradie...................... 67
2007		James, Bradie...................... 80
2008		James, Bradie...................... 852009		James, Bradie...................... 89
2010		James, Bradie...................... 86

HISTORY
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Cowboys Individual Records

1960 — 12 games; 1961-77 — 14 games; 1978-2020 — 16 games; 2021-22 — 17 games.
NOTE: The 1982 regular season was reduced to nine games
and the 1987 season to 15 games due to players’ strikes.

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSERVICE

Most Seasons
16 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur, 2005-20
16 Jason Witten 2003-17, 201915 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
15 Bill Bates, 1983-97
15 Mark Tuinei, 1983-97
14 Bob Lilly, 1961-74
14 Lee Roy Jordan, 1963-76
14 Mel Renfro, 1964-77
14 Jethro Pugh, 1965-78
14 Randy White, 1975-88
14 Tom Rafferty, 1976-89
14 Tony Romo, 2003-16
Most Games Played
255 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 2019
253 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur, 2005-20
224 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
Most Consecutive Games Played
253 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur, 2005-20
235 Jason Witten, 2003-17
196 Bob Lilly, 1961-74
Most Games Started
245 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 2019
203 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
199 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
Most Consecutive Games Started
179 Jason Witten, 2003-17
154 Lee Roy Jordan, 1966-76
145 Cornell Green, 1964-74
SCORING

Most Seasons Leading Team
9 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
7 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
4 Mike Clark, 1968-71
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
9 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
7 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
4 Mike Clark, 1968-71
POINTS
Career986 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002 (164-td, 1-2pt)
874 Rafael Septien, 1978-86 (388-pat, 162-fg)
834 Dan Bailey, 2011-17 (276-pat, 186-fg)
Season150 Emmitt Smith, 1995 (25-td)
137 Brett Maher, 2022 (50-pat, 29 fg)
135 Dan Bailey, 2011 (39-pat, 32 fg)
135 Greg Zuerlein, 2020 (33-pat, 34 fg)
Most Seasons, 100 or More Points
6 Dan Bailey, 2011-16
3 Rafael Septien, 1981, 1983-84
3 Emmitt Smith, 1992, 1994-95
3 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
Season, Rookie
135 Dan Bailey, 2011 (39-pat, 32 fg)
131 Nick Folk, 2007 (53-pat, 26-fg)
126 Richie Cunningham 1997 (34-pat, 24-fg)
Game
24 Dan Reeves, vs. Atlanta, 11/5/67 (4 TDs)
24 Bob Hayes, vs. Houston, 12/20/70 (4 TDs)
24 Calvin Hill, @ Buffalo, 9/19/71 (4 TDs)
24 Duane Thomas, vs. St. Louis, 12/18/71 (4 TDs)
24 Emmitt Smith, vs. Phoenix, 12/16/90 (4 TDs)
24 Emmitt Smith, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/4/95 (4 TDs)
24 Terrell Owens, vs. Washington, 11/18/07 (4 TDs)
Game, Opponent
24 Dick James, @ Washington, 12/17/61
24 Harold Jackson, @ LA Rams, 10/14/73
24 Sterling Sharpe, vs. Green Bay, 11/24/94
24 Aaron Jones, vs. Green Bay, 10/6/19

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Most Consecutive Games Scoring
111 Rafael Septien, 1978-85
102 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
48 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading Team
11 Emmitt Smith, 1990-96, 1998-2001
7 Tony Dorsett, 1977-78, 1980, 1982-85
7 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
7 Emmitt Smith, 1990-96
7 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
4 Tony Dorsett, 1982-85
4 Herschel Walker, 1986-89
4 Emmitt Smith, 1998-2001
Career
164 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002 (153-r, 11-rec.)86 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87 (72-r, 13-p, 1-rec.)80 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22 (68-r, 12-rec.)Season25 Emmitt Smith, 1995 (25-r)
22 Emmitt Smith, 1994 (21-r, 1-p)
19 Emmitt Smith, 1992 (18-r, 1p)
Season, Rookie
16 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016 (15-r, 1-p)
13 Bob Hayes, 1965 (1-r, 12-p)
13 Tony Dorsett, 1977 (12-r, 1-p)
Game
4 Dan Reeves, vs. Atlanta, 11/5/67 (2-r, 2-p)
4 Bob Hayes, vs. Houston, 12/20/70 (4-p)
4 Calvin Hill, @ Buffalo, 9/19/71 (4-r)
4 Duane Thomas, vs. St. Louis, 12/18/71 (3-r, 1-p)
4 Emmitt Smith, vs. Phoenix, 12/16/90 (4-r)
4 Emmitt Smith, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/4/95 (4-r)
4 Terrell Owens, vs. Washington, 11/18/07 (4-p)
Game, Opponent
4 Dick James, @ Wash., 12/17/61 (3-r, 1-p)
4 Harold Jackson, @ LA Rams, 10/14/73 (4-p)
4 Sterling Sharpe, vs. Green Bay, 11/24/94 (4-p)
4 Aaron Jones, vs. Green Bay, 10/6/19 (4-r)
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Touchdown
11 Emmitt Smith, 1994-95
11 Emmitt Smith, 1995
9 Emmitt Smith, 1993-94
9 Emmitt Smith, 1998-99
9 Ezekiel Elliott, 2022
POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN
Most Attempted, Career
398 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
278 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
182 Mike Clark, 1968-71, 1973
Most Attempted, Season
60 Rafael Septien, 198059 Rafael Septien, 1983
56 Danny Villanueva, 1966
56 Dan Bailey, 2014
Most Attempted, Game
8 Danny Villanueva, vs. Philadelphia, 10/19/66
8 Mike Clark, vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
8 Rafael Septien, vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
8 Greg Zuerlein, vs. Washington, 12/26/21
Most Attempted, Game, Opponent
7 Gerry Perry, @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
7 David Akers, vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
7 Garrett Hartley, @ New Orleans, 11/10/13
Most Made, Career
388 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
276 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
180 Mike Clark, 1968-71, 1973
Most Made, Season
59 Rafael Septien, 1980
57 Rafael Septien, 1983
56 Danny Villanueva, 1966
56 Dan Bailey, 2014

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2022 SEASONRUSHING

Most Seasons Leading Team
13 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
10 Tony Dorsett, 1977-86
7 Don Perkins, 1961-65, 1967-68
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
13 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
10 Tony Dorsett, 1977-86
6 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-21
Most Consecutive Games Leading Team
41 Emmitt Smith, 1994-96
32 Emmitt Smith, 1990-92
26 Herschel Walker, 1987-88
ATTEMPTS
Career
4,052 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
2,755 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87
1,881 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
Season392 DeMarco Murray, 2014
377 Emmitt Smith, 1995
373 Emmitt Smith, 1992

PLAYERS

Most Consecutive Games Made
17 Dan Bailey, 2013-14
14 Dan Bailey, 2012
14 Greg Zuerlein, 2020-21
13 Toni Fritsch, 1973-75
Longest Field Goal
63 Brett Maher, vs. Philadelphia, 10/20/19
62 Brett Maher, vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18
62 Brett Maher, @ N.Y. Jets, 10/13/19
60 Brett Maher, vs. Minnesota, 11/20/22
59 Brett Maher, vs. Tampa Bay, 12/23/18
59 Greg Zuerlein, at Philadelphia, 11/1/20
Longest Field Goal, Opponent
59 Chris Boswell, vs. Pittsburgh, 11/8/20
59 Tony Franklin, vs. Philadelphia, 11/12/79
57 Mason Crosby, vs. Green Bay, 12/15/13
57 Stephen Gostkowski, vs. New England, 10/11/15
57 Graham Gano, vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/24/22
Most Made, 50 or More Yards, Career
27 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
19 Brett Maher, 2018-19, 2022
8 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
Most Made, 50 or More Yards, Season
9 Brett Maher, 2022
6 Dan Bailey, 2013
6 Brett Maher, 2018
Most Made, 50 or More Yards, Game
3 Brett Maher, @ Minnesota, 11/20/22
2 Eddie Murray, @ Minnesota, 12/12/93
2 Dan Bailey, five times, last vs. Seattle, 12/24/17
2 Brett Maher, vs. Jacksonville, 10/14/18
2 Brett Maher, @ N.Y. Jets, 10/13/19
Highest Field Goal Percentage, Career (100 made)88.2 Dan Bailey, 2011-17 (186-211)
71.7 Rafael Septien, 1978-86 (226-162)
Highest Field Goal Percentage, Season (Qualifiers)
96.4 Chris Boniol, 1995 (27-28)
93.8 Dan Bailey, 2015 (30-32)
93.5 Dan Bailey, 2012 (29-31)
Highest Field Goal Percentage, Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)
86.5 Dan Bailey, 2011 (32-37)
83.9 Nick Folk, 2007 (26-31)
75.9 Chris Boniol, 1994 (22-29)
SAFETIES
Most, Career
2 Jethro Pugh, 1965-78
2 Benny Barnes, 1972-82
2 Harvey Martin, 1973-83
Most, Season
2 Benny Barnes, 1973
Most, Game
1 Many times, last by J.J. Wilcox, vs. Washington, 1/3/16

STAFF

Most Made, Game
8 Rafael Septien, vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
8 Mike Clark, vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
8 Danny Villanueva, vs. Philadelphia, 10/19/66
8 Greg Zuerlein, vs. Washington, 12/26/21
Most Made, Game, Opponent
7 Gerry Perry, @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
7 David Akers, vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
7 Garrett Hartley, @ New Orleans, 11/10/13
Most Consecutive Made275 Dan Bailey 2011-17
131 Nick Follk, 2007-09
100 Danny Villanueva, 1965-67
Highest Percentage Made, Career (200 made)99.3 Dan Bailey, 2011-17 (276-278)
97.5 Rafael Septien, 1979-86 (388-398)
Most Made, No Misses, Season
56 Danny Villanueva, 1966
56 Dan Bailey, 2014
54 Mike Clark, 1968
FIELD GOALS
Most Attempted, Career
226 Rafael Septien, 1978-88
211 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
119 Mike Clark, 1968-71, 1973
Most Attempted, Season
41 Greg Zuerlein, 2020
39 Ken Willis, 1991
37 Richie Cunningham, 1997
37 Dan Bailey, 2011
Most Attempted, Game
8 Billy Cundiff, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
7 Mike Clark, @ Chicago, 11/24/68
7 Chris Boniol, vs. Green Bay, 11/18/96
Most Attempted, Opponent, Game
7 Sam Baker, @ Philadelphia, 12/5/65
7 Greg Zuerlein, vs. LA Rams, 10/1/17
6 Five times, last Matt Bryant, @ Atlanta, 11/4/12
Most Made, Career
186 Dan Bailey, 2011-17
162 Rafael Septien, 1978-88
81 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
Most Made, Season
34 Richie Cunningham, 1997
34 Greg Zuerlein, 2020
32 Chris Boniol, 1996
32 Dan Bailey, 2011
Most Made, Season, Rookie
32 Dan Bailey, 2011
26 Nick Folk, 2007
25 Tim Seder, 2000
Most Made, Game
7 Chris Boniol, vs. Green Bay, 11/18/96
7 Billy Cundiff, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
6 Dan Bailey, vs. Washington, 9/26/11
Most Made, Opponent, Game
7 Greg Zeurlein vs. LA Rams, 10/1/17
5 Morten Andersen, vs. Atlanta, 10/20/96
5 David Akers, vs. Philadelphia, 11/18/01
5 Lawrence Tynes, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/28/12
5 Daniel Carlson, vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Most Made, No Misses, Game
7 Chris Boniol, vs. Green Bay, 11/18/96
6 Dan Bailey, vs. Washington, 9/26/11
5 Roger Ruzek, @ Rams, 12/21/87
5 Eddie Murray, vs. Green Bay, 10/3/93
5 Chris Boniol, vs. N.Y. Giants, 12/17/95
5 Richie Cunningham, vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/97
5 Dan Bailey, vs. Green Bay, 12/15/13
Most Made, One Half
5 Chris Boniol, vs. Green Bay, 11/18/96
5 Billy Cundiff, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
4 Roger Ruzek, vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/2/87
4 Richie Cunningham, @ Arizona, 9/7/97
4 Dan Bailey, vs. Green Bay, 12/15/13
Most Made, One Quarter4 Roger Ruzek, vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/2/87
Most Consecutive Field Goals Made
30 Dan Bailey, 2013-14
27 Chris Boniol, 1996
26 Chris Boniol, 1995-96
26 Dan Bailey, 2011

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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Season, Rookie
322 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016
241 Emmitt Smith, 1990
208 Tony Dorsett, 1977
Game
35 Emmitt Smith, vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/7/94
34 Emmitt Smith, @ Washington, 11/24/91
34 Julius Jones, @ Carolina, 12/24/05
33 Troy Hambrick, @ Washington, 12/14/03
33 Julius Jones, vs. Chicago, 11/25/04
33 Ezekiel Elliott, @ Washington, 10/29/17
Game, Opponent
40 Barry Sanders, vs. Detroit, 9/19/94
38 Walter Payton, vs. Chicago, 11/26/81
36 Charlie Garner, vs. San Francisco, 9/24/00
YARDS GAINED
Career17,162 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
12,036 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87
8,262 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-2022
Season1,845 DeMarco Murray, 2014
1,773 Emmitt Smith, 1995
1,713 Emmitt Smith, 1992
Season, Rookie
1,631 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016
1,007 Tony Dorsett, 1977
942 Calvin Hill, 1969Game
253 DeMarco Murray, vs. St. Louis, 10/23/11
237 Emmitt Smith, @ Philadelphia, 10/31/93
206 Tony Dorsett, vs. Philadelphia, 12/4/77
Game, Rookie
253 DeMarco Murray, vs. St. Louis, 10/23/11
206 Tony Dorsett, vs. Philadelphia, 12/4/77
198 Julius Jones, @ Seattle, 12/6/04
Game, Opponent
232 Jim Brown, vs. Cleveland, 9/22/63
210 Warrick Dunn, @ Tampa Bay, 12/3/00
206 Greg Bell, @ Buffalo, 11/18/84
Longest Run (All TDs)
99 Tony Dorsett, @ Minnesota, 1/3/83
91 DeMarco Murray, vs. St. Louis, 10/23/11
84 Herschel Walker, vs. Philadelphia, 12/14/86
84 Tony Dorsett, vs. Philadelphia, 12/4/77
Longest Run, Opponent (All TDs)
90 Ahman Green, @ Green Bay, 10/24/04
85 Greg Bell, @ Buffalo, 11/18/84
82 Le’Ron McClain, vs. Baltimore, 12/20/08
Most Seasons, 1,000 or More Yards
11 Emmitt Smith, 1991-2001
8 Tony Dorsett, 1977-81, 1983-85
4 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016, 2018-19, 2021
Most Consecutive Seasons, 1,000 or More Yards
11 Emmitt Smith, 1991-2001
5 Tony Dorsett, 1977-81
3 Tony Dorsett, 1983-85
Most Games, 100 or More Yards, Career
76 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
43 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87
30 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-21
Most Games, 100 or More Yards, Season
12 DeMarco Murray, 2014
11 Emmitt Smith, 1995
9 Tony Dorsett, 1981
9 Emmitt Smith, 1999
Most Consecutive Games, 100 or More Yards
8 DeMarco Murray, 2014
4 Tony Dorsett, 1979
4 Emmitt Smith, 1995
4 Emmitt Smith, 1995
4 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016
AVERAGE GAIN
Career (750 att.)
4.85 DeMarco Murray, 2011-14 (934-4,526)
4.39 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22 (1,881-8,262)
4.37 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87 (2,755-12,036)

Season (Qualifiers)5.91 Felix Jones, 2009 (116-658)
5.57 Amos Marsh, 1962 (144-802)
5.53 Tony Pollard, 2021 (130-719)
Game (10 att.)
12.1 Walt Garrison, vs. Washington, 12/9/72 (10-121)
11.6 Julius Jones, vs. New Orleans, 12/10/06 (10-116)
10.9 Tony Pollard, vs. LA Rams, 12/15/19 (12-131)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading Team
13 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
7 Tony Dorsett, 1977, 1979-80, 1982-85
7 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
6 Don Perkins, 1961-64, 1966-67
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
13 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
7 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
6 Marion Barber, 2005-10
4 Don Perkins, 1961-64
4 Tony Dorsett, 1982-85
4 Herschel Walker, 1986-89
4 DeMarco Murray, 2011-14
Career
153 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
72 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87
68 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
Season25 Emmitt Smith, 1995
21 Emmitt Smith, 1994
18 Emmitt Smith, 1992
Season, Rookie
15 Ezekiel Elliott, 201612 Tony Dorsett, 1977
11 Emmitt Smith, 1990
Game
4 Calvin Hill, @ Buffalo, 9/19/71
4 Emmitt Smith, vs. Phoenix, 12/16/90
4 Emmitt Smith, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/4/95
Game, Opponent
4 Aaron Jones, vs. Green Bay, 10/6/19
3 Jim Taylor, @ Green Bay, 11/13/60
3 Dick James, vs. Washington, 12/17/61
3 Cleveland Gary, @ Rams, 11/18/90
3 Terry Allen, @ Washington, 12/22/96
3 Terrell Davis, @ Denver, 9/13/98
3 Larry Johnson, vs. Kansas City, 12/11/05
3 Steven Jackson, @ St. Louis, 10/19/08
3 Alfred Morris, @ Washington, 12/30/12
3 Devonta Freeman, vs. Atlanta, 9/27/15
3 Antonio Gibson, vs. Washington, 11/26/20
Most Consecutive Games Rushing for Touchdown
11 Emmitt Smith, 1994-95
11 Emmitt Smith, 1995
9 Ezekiel Elliott, 2022
PASSING

Most Seasons Leading Team
12 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
8 Roger Staubach, 1971, 1973-79
8 Tony Romo 2006-09, 2011-14
7 Danny White, 1980-85, 1987
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
12 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
7 Roger Staubach, 1973-79
6 Don Meredith, 1963-68
6 Danny White, 1980-85
RATING
Highest, Career (1,500 att.)
97.8 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
97.1 Tony Romo, 2003-16
83.4 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
Highest, Season (Qualifiers)
113.2 Tony Romo, 2014104.9 Dak Prescott, 2016
104.8 Roger Staubach, 1971
Highest, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
104.9 Dak Prescott, 201666.3 Chad Hutchinson, 2002
55.7 Troy Aikman, 1989

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PLAYERS

Season4,903 Tony Romo, 2012
4,902 Dak Prescott, 2019
4,483 Tony Romo, 2009
Season, Rookie
3,667 Dak Prescott, 2016
1,749 Troy Aikman, 1989
1,555 Chad Hutchinson, 2002
Game
506 Tony Romo, vs. Denver, 10/6/13
502 Dak Prescott, vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
472 Dak Prescott, @ Seattle, 9/27/20
Game, Rookie
379 Troy Aikman, @ Phoenix, 11/12/89
319 Dak Prescott, @ Pittsburgh, 11/13/16
301 Chad Hutchinson, vs. Jacksonville, 11/24/02
Game, Opponent
488 Matthew Stafford, @ Detroit, 10/27/13
466 Bill Wade, vs. Chicago, 11/18/62
465 Jake Plummer, @ Arizona, 11/15/98
Most Seasons, 3,000 or More Passing Yards
7 Tony Romo, 2007-09, 2011-14
5 Troy Aikman, 1992-93, 1995-97
5 Dak Prescott, 2016-19, 2021
Most Games, 300 or More Passing Yards, Career
46 Tony Romo, 2003-16
21 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
13 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
Most Games, 300 or More Passing Yards, Season
9 Tony Romo, 2012
8 Tony Romo, 2009
7 Tony Romo, 2007
7 Dak Prescott, 2019
Most Consecutive Games, 300 or More Passing Yards
3 Dak Prescott, 2020
3 Tony Romo, 2007
3 Tony Romo, 2012
2 Don Meredith, 1963
2 Vinny Testaverde, 2004
2 Tony Romo, 2007, 2008 (2 times),
		 2009 (2 times), 2011, 2012 (2 times)
2 Dak Prescott, 2016 (once), 2019 (2 times), 2021
		(once)
Longest Pass Completion (All TDs except as noted)
95 Don Meredith (to Hayes), vs. Wash., 11/13/66
91 Roger Staubach (to Dorsett), vs. Balt., 9/4/78
90 Troy Aikman (to Harper), @ San Francisco,		   11/13/94 (no TD)
90 Troy Aikman (to Tucker), vs. N.Y. Giants, 1/2/00
90 Dak Prescott (to Cooper) vs. Washington, 11/22/18
Longest Pass Completion, Opponent (All TDs)
94 Norm Snead (to Rich Houston),		   @ N.Y. Giants, 9/24/72
92 Sam Darnold (to Robby Anderson),			 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/13/19
91 Michael Vick (to DeSean Jackson),			 vs. Philadelphia, 12/12/10
YARDS-PER-ATTEMPT
Career (1,500 att.)
7.89 Tony Romo, 2003-16 (4,335-34,183)
7.67 Roger Staubach, 1969-79 (2,958-22,700)
7.60 Dak Prescott, 2016-22 (3,283-24,943)
Season (Qualifiers)8.92 Roger Staubach, 1971 (211-1,882)
8.79 Craig Morton, 1970 (207-1,819)
8.67 Craig Morton, 1969 (302-2,619)
8.61 Tony Romo, 2006 (220-2,903)
Game (20 att.)
15.15 Don Meredith, vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/66 (26-394)
14.92 Don Meredith, vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/18/66 (24-358)
14.86 Jon Kitna, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/14/10 (22-327)
TOUCHDOWNS
Career
248 Tony Romo, 2003-16
166 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
165 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
Season37 Dak Prescott, 2021
36 Tony Romo, 2007
34 Tony Romo, 2014

STAFF

ATTEMPTS
Career
4,715 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
4,335 Tony Romo, 2003-16
3,283 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
Season648 Tony Romo, 2012
596 Dak Prescott, 2019596 Dak Prescott, 2021
Season, Rookie
459 Dak Prescott, 2016
293 Troy Aikman, 1989
250 Chad Hutchinson, 2002
Game
62 Tony Romo, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/28/12
62 Tony Romo, vs. Washington, 11/22/12
58 Dak Prescott, vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
58 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
Game, Opponent
56 Warren Moon, @ Houston, 11/10/91
56 Jake Plummer, @ Arizona, 11/15/98
55 Jeff Garcia, vs. San Francisco, 12/8/02
54 Neil Lomax, vs. St. Louis, 12/27/87
54 Mark Rypien, vs. Washington, 11/22/90
54 Jason Campbell, vs. Washington, 11/18/07
COMPLETIONS
Career2,898 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
2,829 Tony Romo, 2003-16
2,185 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
Season425 Tony Romo, 2012
410 Dak Prescott, 2021
388 Dak Prescott, 2019
Season, Rookie
311 Dak Prescott, 2016
155 Troy Aikman, 1989
127 Chad Hutchinson, 2002Game
42 Dak Prescott, vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18
42 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
41 Tony Romo, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/6/09
41 Dak Prescott, vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
Game, Opponent
41 Warren Moon, @ Houston, 11/10/91
41 Kirk Cousins, vs. Washington, 11/24/16
37 Drew Brees, vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
37 Ben Roethlisberger, @ Pittsburgh, 11/13/16
Consecutive Passes Completed
21 Brandon Weeden, vs. Atlanta (9), 9/13/15, @Philadelphia (7), 9/20/15, vs. Indianapolis (1),
12/21/14, @ Jacksonville (1), 11/9/14, vs.
Arizona (3), 11/2/14
20 Dak Prescott, @ Washington (18), 9/15/19,
			 vs. Miami (2), 9/22/19
18 Dak Prescott, vs. New Orleans, 11/29/18
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
		
Career (1,500 att.)
66.6 Dak Prescott, 2016-22 (3,283-2,185)
65.3 Tony Romo 2003-16 (4,335-2,829)
61.5 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000 (4,715-2,898)
Season (Qualifiers)
69.9 Tony Romo, 2014 (435-304)
69.1 Troy Aikman, 1993 (392-271)
68.8 Dak Prescott, 2021 (596-410)
Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)
67.8 Dak Prescott, 2016 (459-311)
52.9 Troy Aikman, 1989 (293-155)
50.8 Chad Hutchinson, 2002 (250-127)
Game (20 attempts)
90.0 Tony Romo vs. Indianapolis, 12/21/14 (20-18)
88.9 Dak Prescott vs. Tampa Bay, 12/18/16 (36-32)
88.5 Tony Romo vs. Buffalo, 11/13/11 (26-23)
YARDS GAINED
Career
34,183 Tony Romo, 2003-16
32,942 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
24,943 Dak Prescott, 2016-22

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Season, Rookie
23 Dak Prescott, 2016
9 Troy Aikman, 1989
7 Chad Hutchinson, 2002
Game
5 11 times, last Dak Prescott, @ Philadelphia, 				1/8/22
Game, Rookie
4 Troy Aikman, vs. LA Rams, 12/3/89
3 Dak Prescott, 4 times, last vs. Detroit, 12/26/16
Game, Opponent
6 Y.A. Tittle, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/62
5 Charley Johnson, @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
5 Sonny Jurgensen, @ Philadelphia, 11/26/61
5 Bill Nelsen, @ Cleveland, 11/2/69
5 Daunte Culpepper, @ Minnesota, 9/12/04
5 Drew Brees, vs. New Orleans, 12/10/06
5 Tom Brady, vs. New England, 10/14/07
5 Russell Wilson, @ Seattle, 9/27/20
Most Games, Four-or-More Touchdown Passes, Career
10 Tony Romo, 2003-14
8 Danny White, 1976-88
7 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
Most Games, Four-or-More Touchdown Passes, Season
4 Tony Romo, 2007
3 Don Meredith, 1966
3 Dak Prescott, 2021
Most Consecutive Games, Four or More TD Passes
2 Tony Romo, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/11/07 and		   vs. Washington, 11/18/07
Most Consecutive Games, Touchdown Pass
38 Tony Romo, 2012-14
20 Tony Romo, 2009-11
17 Tony Romo, 2006-07
HAD INTERCEPTED
Career141 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
132 Danny White, 1976-88
117 Tony Romo, 2003-16
Season25 Eddie LeBaron, 1960
25 Danny White, 1980
23 Danny White, 1983
Game
5 Eddie LeBaron, vs. Philadelphia, 9/30/60
5 Eddie LeBaron, vs. St. Louis, 11/5/61
5 Danny White, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/9/80
5 Steve Pelluer, vs. Raiders, 11/9/86
5 Troy Aikman, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/15/00
5 Tony Romo, @ Buffalo, 10/8/07
5 Tony Romo, vs. Chicago, 10/1/12
Game, Opponent
6 Pete Liske, @ Philadelphia, 9/26/71
5 Five times, last by Dan Marino, vs.
		  Miami, 11/25/99
Most Consecutive Passes Attempted, None Intercepted
291 Dak Prescott, 2019-20
216 Troy Aikman, 1999
184 Troy Aikman, 1995
184 Dak Prescott, 2016
Most Attempts, No Interceptions, Game
57 Troy Aikman, vs. Minnesota, 11/26/98
55 Tony Romo, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/09
50 Vinny Testaverde, @ Minnesota, 9/12/04
50 Tony Romo, vs. Cleveland, 11/18/12
Most Attempts, No Interceptions, Game, Opponent
56 Warren Moon, @ Houston, 11/10/91
55 Jeff Garcia, vs. San Francisco, 12/8/02
53 Drew Brees, vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
53 Kirk Cousins, vs. Washington, 11/24/16
LOWEST PERCENTAGE PASSES INTERCEPTED
Career (1,500 att.)
1.98 Dak Prescott, 2016-22 (3,283-65)
2.70 Tony Romo, 2003-16 (4,335-117)
2.99 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000 (4,715-141)
Season (Qualifiers)0.87 Dak Prescott, 2016 (459-4)
1.52 Dak Prescott, 2018 (526-8)
1.53 Troy Aikman, 1993 (392-6)

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Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)0.87 Dak Prescott, 2016 (459-4)
3.20 Chad Hutchinson, 2002 (250-8)
6.14 Troy Aikman, 1989 (293-18)
TIMES SACKED
Career
311 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
259 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000
251 Don Meredith, 1960-68
Season58 Don Meredith, 1964
56 Dak Prescott, 201849 Drew Bledsoe, 2005
Game
11 Steve Pelluer, @ San Deigo, 11/16/86
11 Troy Aikman, vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/91
9 Craig Morton, @ Green Bay, 10/24/65
Game, Opponent
12 Warren Moon, @ Houston, 9/29/85
11 Greg Landry, vs. Detroit, 10/6/75
11 David Norrie, @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
Highest Attempts/Sack Ratio, Career (1,500 att.)
19.2 Troy Aikman, 1989-2000 (4,974-259)
17.5 Tony Romo, 2003-16 (4,335-248)
16.8 Dak Prescott, 2016-22 (3,283-196)
Highest Attempts/Sack Ratio, Season (Qualifiers)36.0 Troy Aikman, 1998 (324-9)
31.9 Troy Aikman, 1995 (446-14)
26.8 Troy Aikman, 1996 (483-18)
PASS RECEIVING
RECEPTIONS
Most Seasons Leading Team
8 Michael Irvin, 1991-98
8 Jason Witten, 2004, 2007-12, 2015
5 Tony Hill, 1979-82, 1985
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
8 Michael Irvin, 1991-98
6 Jason Witten, 2007-12
4 Drew Pearson, 1974-77
Most Consecutive Games Leading or Tied Team Lead
8 Michael Irvin, 1991-92
8 Raghib Ismail, 1999
7 Raghib Ismail, 2001
6 Lance Rentzel, 1968-69
6 Bob Hayes, 1966-67
6 Billy Howton, 1961-62
Career
1,215 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 2019
750 Michael Irvin, 1988-99
531 Dez Bryant, 2010-17
Season111 Michael Irvin, 1995
110 Jason Witten, 2012
107 CeeDee Lamb, 2022
Season, Rookie
74 CeeDee Lamb, 2020
46 Bob Hayes, 1965
45 Dez Bryant, 2010Game
18 Jason Witten, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/28/12
15 Jason Witten, @ Detroit, 12/9/07
14 Jason Witten, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/6/09
Game, Rookie
9 Dez Bryant, @ Green Bay, 11/7/10
8 Bob Hayes, vs. Philadelphia, 10/10/65
8 Jason Witten, vs. Miami, 11/27/03
8 Dez Bryant, @ Washington, 9/12/10
8 CeeDee Lamb, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/11/20
Game, Opponent
14 Seven times, last Zach Ertz, vs. Philadelphia,
11/11/18
Most Consecutive Games, Pass Reception
130 Jason Witten, 2008-16
117 Michael Irvin, 1990-98
72 Tony Hill, 1981-86
Most Seasons 50 or More Pass Receptions
15 Jason Witten, 2004-17, 20198 Michael Irvin, 1991-98
6 Dez Bryant, 2011-14, 2016-17

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Most Seasons Leading Team
13 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
9 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
6 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-21
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
13 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
9 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
6 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-21
ATTEMPTS
Career4,538 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002 (ru-4,052, re-486)
3,137 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87 (ru-2,755, re-382)
2,186 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22 (ru-1,881, re-305)
Season449 DeMarco Murray, 2014 (ru-392, re-57)
439 Emmitt Smith, 1995 (ru-377, re-62)
432 Emmitt Smith, 1992 (ru-373, re-59)
Season, Rookie
354 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016 (ru-322, re-32)
265 Emmitt Smith, 1990 (ru-241, re-24)
237 Tony Dorsett, 1977 (ru-208, re-29)
Game
42 Emmitt Smith, @ N.Y. Giants, 1/2/94 (ru-32, re-10)
41 DeMarco Murray, @ Chicago, 12/4/14 (ru-32, re-9)
40 Ezekiel Elliott, vs. Philadelphia 12/9/18 (ru-28, re-12)

PLAYERSAVERAGE GAIN
Career (200 receptions)20.0 Bob Hayes, 1965-74 (365-7,295)
18.6 Frank Clarke, 1960-67 (281-5,214)16.7 Tony Hill, 1977-86 (479-7,988)
Season (Qualifiers)26.1 Bob Hayes, 1970 (34-889)
24.9 Alvin Harper, 1994 (33-821)
24.0 Bob Hayes, 1971 (35-840)
Game (3 receptions)45.3 Alvin Harper, @ San Fran., 11/13/94 (3-136)
44.3 Tony Hill, @ Washington, 9/5/83 (3-133)
42.0 Frank Clarke, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/20/63 (4-168)
TOUCHDOWNS
Career73 Dez Bryant, 2010-17
72 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 201971 Bob Hayes, 1965-74
Season16 Dez Bryant, 2014
15 Terrell Owens, 2007
14 Frank Clarke, 1962
Season, Rookie
12 Bob Hayes, 1965
6 Antonio Bryant, 2002
6 Dez Bryant, 2010
5 Billy Joe Dupree, 1973
5 Mike Sherrard, 1986
5 Michael Irvin, 1988
5 Terrance Williams, 2013
5 CeeDee Lamb, 2020
Game
4 Bob Hayes, vs. Houston, 12/20/70
4 Terrell Owens, vs. Washington, 11/18/07
3 16 times, last by Michael Gallup, vs. Washington
		12/29/19
Game, Opponent
4 Harold Jackson, @ LA Rams, 10/14/73
4 Sterling Sharpe, vs. Green Bay, 11/24/94
Most Consecutive Games, Touchdown
7 Frank Clarke, 1961-62
7 Bob Hayes, 1965-66
7 Terrell Owens, 2007
7 Dez Bryant, 2012
6 Frank Clarke, 1963
6 Bob Hayes, 1966-67
6 Michael Irvin, 1995

STAFF

YARDS
Most Seasons Leading Team
8 Tony Hill, 1978-85
8 Michael Irvin, 1991-98
5 Bob Hayes, 1965-67, 1970-71
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
8 Tony Hill, 1978-85
8 Michael Irvin, 1991-98
4 Frank Clarke, 1961-64
4 Drew Pearson, 1974-77
Career12,977 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 2019
11,904 Michael Irvin, 1988-99
7,988 Tony Hill, 1977-86
Season1,603 Michael Irvin, 1995
1,523 Michael Irvin, 1991
1,396 Michael Irvin, 1992
Season, Rookie
1,003 Bob Hayes, 1965
935 CeeDee Lamb, 2020
744 Mike Sherrard, 1986
Game
250 Miles Austin, @ Kansas City, 10/11/09
246 Bob Hayes, @ Washington, 11/13/66
241 Frank Clarke, vs. Washington, 9/16/62
Game, Rookie
203 James Dixon, @ Phoenix, 11/12/89
177 Bob Hayes, vs. Philadelphia, 10/10/65
170 Antonio Bryant, @ Washington, 12/29/02
Game, Opponent
329 Calvin Johnson, @ Detroit, 10/27/13
238 Harold Jackson, @ LA Rams, 10/14/73
210 DeSean Jackson, vs. Philadelphia, 12/12/10
Longest Pass Reception (All TDs except as noted)
95 Bob Hayes (from Meredith), vs. Washington,		  11/13/66
91 Tony Dorsett (from Staubach), vs. Balt., 9/4/78
90 Alvin Harper (from Aikman), @ San Francisco,		   11/13/94 (No TD)
90 Jason Tucker (from Aikman),		   vs. N.Y. Giants, 1/2/00
90 Amari Cooper (from Prescott), vs. Washington,
			11/22/18
Longest Pass Reception, Opponent (All TDs)
94 Rich Houston (from Norm Snead),		   @ N.Y. Giants, 9/24/72
92 Robby Anderson (Sam Darnold),			 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/13/19
91 DeSean Jackson (from Michael Vick),		 vs. Philadelphia, 12/12/10
Most Seasons 1,000 or More Yards Pass Receiving
7 Michael Irvin, 1991-95, 1997-98
4 Jason Witten, 2007, 2009-10, 2012
3 Tony Hill, 1979-80, 1985
3 Terrell Owens, 2006-08
3 Dez Bryant, 2012-14
Most Games, 100 or More Yards Pass Receiving, Career
47 Michael Irvin, 1988-99
26 Tony Hill, 1977-86
23 Bob Hayes, 1965-74
Most Games, 100 or More Yards Pass Receiving, Season
11 Michael Irvin, 1995
7 Michael Irvin, 1991
6 Bob Hayes, 1967
6 Michael Irvin, 1992
6 Terrell Owens, 2007
Most Consecutive Games, 100 or More Yards Pass Receiving
7 Michael Irvin, 1995
4 Terrell Owens, 2007
3 Lance Rentzel, 1968-69
3 Michael Irvin, 1991
3 Michael Irvin, 1992
3 Michael Irvin, 1993
3 Michael Irvin, 1995
3 CeeDee Lamb, 2022

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PLAYERSYARDS
Career20,174 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002 (ru-17,162, re-3,012)
15,468 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87 (ru-12,036, re-3,432)
12,977 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 2019 (re-12,977)
Season2,261 DeMarco Murray, 2014 (ru-1,845, re-416)
2,148 Emmitt Smith, 1995 (ru-1,773, re-375)
2,048 Emmitt Smith, 1992 (ru-1,713, re-335)
Season, Rookie
1,994 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016 (ru-1,631, re-363)
1,280 Tony Dorsett, 1977 (ru-1,007, re-273)
1,174 Calvin Hill, 1969 (ru-942, re-232)
Game
292 Herschel Walker, vs. Philadelphia, 12/14/86
		 (ru-122, re-170)
254 Tony Dorsett, vs. Baltimore, 9/4/78 (ru-147, re-107)
253 DeMarco Murray, vs. St. Louis, 10/23/11 (ru-253)

SIDELINESHISTORY

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RECORDSINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS

2022 SEASONPUNTING

PUNTS
Career612 Danny White, 1976-88
591 Mike Saxon, 1985-92
494 Mat McBriar, 2004-11
Season94 Toby Gowin, 2003
86 Mike Saxon, 1986
86 Toby Gowin, 1997
Season, Rookie
86 Toby Gowin, 199781 Mike Saxon, 1985
68 Mitch Hoopes, 1975Game
11 Danny White, vs. Philadelphia, 9/23/84
10 Nine times, last by Bryan Anger, @ Washington
		1/8/23
Game, Opponent
11 Danny Villanueva, @ Rams, 9/30/62
11 John James, @ Atlanta, 9/15/74
11 Marv Bateman, vs. Buffalo, 11/15/76
11 Rich Camarillo, vs. New England, 11/22/84
Longest Punt
84 Ron Widby, @ New Orleans, 11/3/68
83 Bryan Anger, vs. Chicago, 10/30/22
75 Billy Lothridge, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/11/64
75 Sam Baker, vs. Rams, 9/30/62
75 Mat McBriar, vs. Houston, 10/15/06
Longest Punt, Opponent
81 Tom McNeill, @ New Orleans, 9/28/69
80 Randall Cunningham, vs. Phila., 10/16/94
78 Jerry Norton, vs. St. Louis, 11/5/61
78 Bill Van Heusen, @ Denver, 12/2/73
AVERAGE GROSS YARDS
Career (300 punts)
45.3 Mat McBriar, 2004-11 (461-21,038)
44.5 Chris Jones, 2011-20 (483-21,475))
41.7 Toby Gowin, 1997-99,2003 (338-14,099)
Season (Qualifiers)
48.4 Bryan Anger, 2022 (68-3,291)
48.4 Bryan Anger, 2021 (65-3,143)
48.2 Mat McBriar, 2006 (56-2,697)
Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)42.8 Micah Knorr, 2000 (58-2,485)41.9 Mike Saxon, 1985 (81-3,396)
41.8 John Jett, 1993 (56-2,342)
41.8 Toby Gowin, 1997 (86-3,592)
Game (4 punts)
56.8 Mat McBriar, vs. Houston, 10/15/06 (4-227)
55.3 Toby Gowin, vs. Chicago, 9/28/97 (6-332)
55.3 Chris Jones, at San Francisco, 10/2/16 (4-221)
Game, Opponent (4 punts)
57.8 Dustin Colquitt, vs. Atlanta, 11/14/21 (4-231)
56.8 Tress Way, vs. Washington, 12/29/19 (4-227)
55.8 Johnny Hekker, vs. LA Rams, 12/15/19 (5-279)

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AVERAGE NET YARDS
Career (300 punts)
40.1 Chris Jones, 2011-20 (483-19,522)
38.1 Mat McBriar, 2004-11 (494-18,954)
35.5 Toby Gowin, 1997-99, 2003 (339-12,018)
Season (Qualifiers)44.6 Bryan Anger, 2021 (65-2,900)
42.8 Bryan Anger, 2022 (68-2,913)
42.5 Chris Jones, 2015 (69-2,935)
Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)38.1 Billy Lothridge, 1964 (62-2,361)
37.7 John Jett, 1993 (56- 2,113)
36.2 Marv Bateman, 1972 (51-,1,848)
Game (4 punts)
51.0 Bryan Anger, vs. Philadelphia, 9/27/21 (4-204)50.6 Ron Widby, @ New Orleans, 11/3/68 (5-253)
50.5 Mat McBriar, vs. Minnesota, 10/21/07 (4-202)
50.1 Bryan Anger, vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21 (7-351)
Game, Opponent (4 punts)
51.8 Johnny Hekker, vs. LA Rams, 12/15/19 (5-259)
51.6 Steve Weatherford, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/24/13 (5-273)
51.0 Pat Studstill, vs. Rams, 11/25/71 (4-204)
HAD BLOCKED
Career
5 Danny White, 1976-88
4 Mike Saxon, 1985-92
4 Chris Jones, 2011-20
3 Micah Knorr, 2000-02
3 Mat McBriar, 2004-11
Season3 Micah Knorr, 2001
2 Marv Bateman, 1973
2 Danny White, 1976
2 Mike Saxon, 1989
Most Consecutive Punts, None Blocked
341 Danny White, 1978-83
299 Mat McBriar, 2004-08
253 John Jett, 1993-96
INSIDE 20
Career
187 Chris Jones, 2011-20
175 Mat McBriar, 2004-11
166 Mike Saxon, 1985-92
Season38 Mat McBriar, 200934 Chris Jones, 201731 Toby Gowin, 1998
Game
6 Chris Jones, @ Philadelphia, 10/20/13
5 Danny Villanueva, @ Cleveland, 10/17/65
5 Duane Carrell, vs. St. Louis, 11/3/74
5 Toby Gowin, @ Washington, 10/13/97
5 Toby Gowin, vs. Philadelphia, 12/12/99
5 Toby Gowin, vs. Buffalo, 11/9/03
5 Mat McBriar, @ Seattle, 10/23/05
5 Mat McBriar, vs. Carolina, 9/28/09
5 Mat McBriar, vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/11
Fewest Touchbacks in a Season (Qualifiers)
1 Chris Jones, 2015
2 Danny White, 1982
2 Chris Jones, 2014, 2018, 2019
3 Allen Green, 1961
3 Danny Villanueva, 1966
3 Marv Bateman, 1972
3 John Jett, 1993
3 Mat McBriar, 2008, 2009
3 Brian Moorman, 2012
PUNT RETURNS
Most Seasons Leading Team
5 Bob Hayes, 1966-70
5 Kelvin Martin, 1987-88, 1991-92, 1996
3 Butch Johnson, 1976-78
3 Kevin Williams, 1993-95
3 Deion Sanders, 1997-99
3 Patrick Crayton, 2005, 2007, 2009
3 Dwayne Harris, 2012-14
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
5 Bob Hayes, 1966-70
3 Butch Johnson, 1976-78
3 Kevin Williams, 1993-95
3 Deion Sanders, 1997-99
3 Dwayne Harris, 2012-14

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Most Seasons Leading Team
3 Mel Renfro, 1964-66
3 Butch Johnson, 1976-78
3 Kevin Williams, 1993-95
3 Patrick Crayton, 2006-08
3 Dwayne Harris, 2011, 2013-14
3 Tony Pollard, 2019-21
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
3 Mel Renfro, 1964-66
3 Butch Johnson, 1976-78
3 Kevin Williams, 1993-95
3 Patrick Crayton, 2006-08
3 Tony Pollard, 2019-21
RETURNS
Career144 Kevin Williams, 1993-96
101 James Dixon, 1989-91
98 Tyson Thompson, 2005-07
Season57 Tyson Thompson, 2005
56 Reggie Swinton, 2001
51 Jason Tucker, 2000
Season, Rookie
57 Tyson Thompson, 2005
47 James Dixon, 1989
40 Mel Renfro, 1964
Game
8 Mel Renfro, vs. Green Bay, 11/29/64
8 Woody Dantzler, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/15/02
7 Robert Lavette, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/6/85
7 Reggie Swinton, vs. Philadelphia, 11/18/01
Game, Opponent
8 Mel Gray, @ Detroit, 11/8/92
8 Brian Mitchell, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
7 Six times, last by Correll Buckhalter,		   vs. @ Philadelphia, 11/4/07

PLAYERSAVERAGE YARDAGE
Career (75 returns)
13.3 Deion Sanders, 1995-99 (89-1,184)
11.1 Bob Hayes, 1965-74 (104-1,158)
11.1 Dwayne Harris, 2011-14 (87-965)
Season (Qualifiers)20.8 Bob Hayes, 1968 (15-312)
16.1 Dwayne Harris, 2012 (22-354)
15.6 Deion Sanders, 1998 (24-375)
Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)15.1 Dennis Morgan, 1974 (19-287)
13.1 Mel Renfro, 1964 (32-418)
13.4 Reggie Swinton, 2001 (31-414)
Game (3 returns)
40.7 Bob Hayes, vs. Pittsburgh, 12/8/68 (3-122)
32.0 Kevin Williams, vs. Wash., 11/20/94 (3-96)
29.3 Mel Renfro, vs. Green Bay, 11/29/64 (4-117)
Game, Opponent (3 returns)
46.3 Darrien Gordon, @ Atlanta, 11/11/01 (3-139)
32.3 Brandon Banks, @ Washington, 11/20/11 (3-97)
31.7 Domenik Hixon, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/6/09
TOUCHDOWNS
Career4 Deion Sanders, 1995-99
3 Bob Hayes, 1965-74
3 Kelvin Martin, 1987-92, 1996
3 Kevin Williams, 1993-96
Season2 Bob Hayes, 1968
2 Kelvin Martin, 1992
2 Kevin Williams, 1993
2 Deion Sanders, 1998
2 Wane McGarity, 2000
2 Patrick Crayton, 2009
2 Dez Bryant, 2010
Game
1 Many times, last by Ryan Switzer, vs. Washington, 11/30/17

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RETURNS
Career179 Kelvin Martin, 1987-92, 1996
146 Butch Johnson, 1976-83
111 Patrick Crayton, 2004-09
Season54 James Jones, 1980
54 Gary Allen, 1984
51 Butch Johnson, 1978
Season, Rookie
54 James Jones, 1980
45 Butch Johnson, 1976
36 Kevin Williams, 1993
Game
9 Butch Johnson, vs. Buffalo, 11/15/76
8 Ron Fellows, vs. Cleveland, 11/25/82
8 Dedric Ward, @ Washington, 9/27/04
Game, Opponent
8 Phil McConkey, vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/4/84
7 Phillip Epps, vs. Green Bay, 9/23/84
7 Irving Fryar, vs. New England, 11/22/84
7 Vai Sikahema, @ St. Louis, 9/13/87
7 Dax Milne, @ Washington, 1/8/23
FAIR CATCHES
Career69 Patrick Crayton, 2004-09
61 Kelvin Martin, 1987-92, 1996
42 Kevin Williams, 1993-96
Season26 KaVontae Turpin, 2022
23 Patrick Crayton, 2009
20 Patrick Crayton, 2007
Game
5 Patrick Crayton, @ Washington, 12/27/09
4 Golden Richards, @ New England, 11/16/75
4 Golden Richards, @ Washington, 11/7/74
4 Kelvin Martin, vs. Philadelphia, 12/18/88
4 Patrick Crayton, vs. Kansas City, 12/11/05
4 Patrick Crayton, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/11/07
4 Patrick Crayton, vs. Philadelphia, 12/16/07
4 Patrick Crayton, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/6/09
4 Cole Beasley, vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18
Game, Opponent
5 Amani Toomer, N.Y. Giants, 9/8/96
5 Jimmy Williams, @ Seattle, 10/23/05
5 Chad Hall, vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/11
5 Damaris Johnson, @ Philadelphia, 10/20/13
YARDS GAINED
Career1,803 Kelvin Martin, 1987-92, 1996
1,313 Butch Johnson, 1976-83
1,184 Deion Sanders, 1995-99
Season548 James Jones, 1980
532 Kelvin Martin, 1992
489 Butch Johnson, 1976
Season, Rookie
548 James Jones, 1980
489 Butch Johnson, 1976
418 Mel Renfro, 1964
Game
124 Kelvin Martin, @ Philadelphia, 12/15/91
122 Bob Hayes, vs. Pittsburgh, 12/8/68
117 Mel Renfro, vs. Green Bay, 11/29/64
117 Butch Johnson, vs. Buffalo, 11/15/76
Game, Opponent
139 Darrien Gordon, @ Atlanta, 11/11/01
123 Tiki Barber, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/18/99
111 Dante Hall, vs. St. Louis, 9/30/07
Longest Punt Return (All TDs)
98 Dennis Morgan, vs. St. Louis, 10/13/74
97 Bryan McCann, vs. Detroit, 11/21/10
93 Dez Bryant, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/25/10
Longest Punt Return/Opponent (All TDs)
98 Terance Mathis, @ N.Y. Jets, 11/4/90
98 Damaris Johnson, vs. Philadelphia, 12/2/12
85 Tiki Barber, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/18/99
85 Dante Hall, vs. St. Louis, 9/30/07

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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
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YARDS
Career3,416 Kevin Williams, 1993-96
2,416 Tyson Thompson, 2005-07
2,315 James Dixon, 1989-91
Season1,399 Tyson Thompson, 2005
1,327 Reggie, Swinton, 2001
1,181 James Dixon, 1989
Season, Rookie
1,399 Tyson Thompson, 2005
1,181 James Dixon, 1989
1,017 Mel Renfro, 1964
Game
247 Felix Jones, vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/08
213 Reggie Swinton, @ Philadelphia, 9/22/02
205 Jason Tucker, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/15/00
Game, Opponent
247 Tim Brown, @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
194 Brian Mitchell, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
193 Ahmad Bradshaw, vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/9/07
Longest Kickoff Return (All TDs)
102 Alexander Wright, vs. Atlanta, 12/22/91
101 Amos Marsh, vs. Philadelphia, 10/14/62
101 Ike Thomas, vs. N.Y. Jets, 12/4/71
Longest Kickoff Return, Opponent (All TDs)
108 Roy Green, St. Louis, 10/21/79
108 Jacoby Jones, @ Baltimore, 10/14/12
103 Terrence McGee, @ Buffalo, 10/8/07
AVERAGE YARDAGE
Career (75 returns)
26.5 Dwayne Harris, 2011-14 (77-2,040)
26.4 Mel Renfro, 1964-77 (85-2,246)
25.3 Herschel Walker, 1986-89, 1996-97 (77-1,946)
Season (Qualifiers)30.6 Dwayne Harris, 2013 (28-857)
30.0 Mel Renfro, 1965 (21-630)
28.9 Herschel Walker, 1996 (27-779)
Season, Rookie (Qualifiers)27.9 Jason Tucker, 1999 (22-613)
26.5 Bob Hayes, 1965 (17-450)
25.7 Amos Marsh, 1961 (26-667)
Game (3 returns)
48.0 Mark Washington, @ Wash., 11/22/70 (3-144)
43.7 Reggie Swinton, vs. Tampa Bay, 9/9/01 (3-131)
43.6 Ike Thomas, vs. Rams, 11/25/71 (3-131)
Game, Opponent (3 returns)
53.0 Jacoby Jones, @ Baltimore, 10/14/12 (3-159)
49.7 Dwayne Harris, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/25/15 (3-149)
49.4 Tim Brown, @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66 (5-247)
TOUCHDOWNS
Career2 Mel Renfro, 1964-77
2 Ike Thomas, 1971
2 Alexander Wright, 1990-91
Season2 Ike Thomas, 1971
Game
1 Many times last by Tony Pollard,		    vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Game, Opponent
2 Tim Brown, @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
COMBINED KICK RETURNS
Career239
230
225
Season
87
87
86
Game
12
11
11

MOST RETURNS

Kevin Williams, 1993-96 (p-95, k-144)
Kelvin Martin, 1987-92, 1996 (p-179, k-51)
Butch Johnson, 1976-83 (p-146, k-79)
Gary Allen, 1984 (p-54, k-33)
Reggie Swingon, 2001 (p-31, k-56)
James Jones, 1980 (p-54, k-32)
Mel Renfro, vs. G.B., 11/29/64 (p-4, k-8)
Butch Johnson, vs. Buff., 11/15/76 (p-9, k-2)
Reggie Swinton, vs. Denver, 11/22/01 (p-5, k-6)

274

Game, Opponent
12 Larry Jones, vs. Wash., 12/13/75 (p-6, k-6)
10 Phil McConkey, vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/4/84 (p-8, k-2)
10 Stump Mitchell, @ St. Louis, 9/11/83 (p-5, k-5)
10 Brian Mitchell, vs. Wash., 11/20/94 (p-5, k-5)
10 Reggie Swinton, vs. Arizona, 10/30/05 (p-3, k-7)
YARDS GAINED
Career4,329 Kevin Williams, 1993-96 (p-913, k-3,416)
3,145 Butch Johnson, 1976-83 (p-1,313, k-1,832)
3,088 Mel Renfro, 1964-77 (p-842, k-2,246)
Season1,741 Reggie Swinton, 2001 (p-414, k-1,327)
1,497 Kevin Williams, 1994 (p-349, k-1,148)
1,435 Mel Renfro, 1964 (p-418, k-1,017)Game
273 Mel Renfro, vs. G.B., 11/29/64 (p-117, k-156)
247 Felix Jones, vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/08 (k-247)
224 Reggie Swinton, vs. Denver, 11/22/01
		  (p-100, k-124)
Game, Opponent
247 Tim Brown, @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66 (k-247)
213 Stump Mitchell, St. Louis, 9/11/83 (p-53, k-160)
212 Brian Mitchell, vs. Wash., 11/20/94 (p-32, k-180)
TOUCHDOWNS
Career
4 Kevin Williams, 1993-94 (p-3, k-1)
4 Deion Sanders, 1995-99 (p-4)
3 Bob Hayes, 1965-74 (p-3)
3 Mel Renfro, 1964-77 (p-1, k-2)
3 Kelvin Martin, 1987-92 (p-3)
Season2 Bob Hayes, 1968 (p-2)
2 Ike Thomas, 1971 (k-2)
2 Kelvin Martin, 1992 (p-2)
2 Kevin Williams, 1993 (p-2)
2 Kevin Williams, 1994 (p-1, k-1)
2 Deion Sanders, 1998 (p-2)
2 Wane McGarity, 2000 (p-2)
2 Patrick Crayton, 2009 (p-2)
2 Dez Bryant, 2010 (p-2)
Game
1 Many times last by Tony Pollard,		    vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Game, Opponent
2 Tim Brown, @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66 (k-2)
COMBINED NET YARDS

Rushing, receiving, interception returns, kickoff returns, punt
returns and fumble returns
Most Seasons Leading Team
10 Emmitt Smith, 1990-96, 1998-2000
9 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
4 Herschel Walker, 1986-88, 1997
4 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-2019
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
9 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
7 Emmitt Smith, 1990-96
4 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-19
ATTEMPTS
Career4,538 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
3,153 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87
2,186 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-22
Season449 DeMarco Murray, 2014
439 Emmitt Smith, 1995
433 Emmitt Smith, 1992
Game
42 Emmitt Smith, @ N.Y. Giants, 1/2/94 (ru-32, re-10)
41 DeMarco Murray, @ Chicago, 12/4/14 (ru-32, re-9)
40 Ezekiel Elliott, vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18 (ru-28, re-12)
YARDS
Career20,174 Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002
15,501 Tony Dorsett, 1977-87
12,977 Jason Witten, 2003-17, 2019

4 Dennis Thurman, 1977-85
4 Dexter Coakley, 1997-2002
3 Mel Renfro, 1964-77
3 Lee Roy Jordan, 1963-76
3 Larry Cole, 1968-80
3 Roy Williams, 2002-2008
3 Terence Newman, 2003-11
Season2 Larry Brown, 1995
2 George Teague, 1999
2 Dexter Coakley, 2001
2 Roy Williams, 2002
2 Trevon Diggs, 2021
Game
1 Many times, last by DeMarcus Lawrence vs. Washington,
		12/26/21
FUMBLESOPPONENTS’ FUMBLES RECOVEREDPLAYOFF
RECORDSSACKSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Most Seasons Led Team
8		 DeMarcus Ware, 2005-12
7		 Harvey Martin, 1974-77, 1979-80, 1982
6		 Greg Ellis, 1999, 2001-05
5		 Jethro Pugh, 1968-72
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
8		 DeMarcus Ware, 2005-12
5		 Jethro Pugh, 1968-72
5		 Greg Ellis, 2001-05
4		 George Andrie, 1964-67
4		 Harvey Martin, 1974-77
TOTAL SACKS
Career
117.0		 DeMarcus Ware, 2005-13
114.0		 Harvey Martin, 1973-83
111.0		 Randy White, 1975-88
Season23.0		 Harvey Martin, 1977
20.0		 DeMarcus Ware, 200819.5		DeMarcus Ware, 2011275

INDIVIDUAL
RECORDS

Career19 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
16 Chuck Howley, 1961-73
16 Dave Edwards, 1963-75
16 Lee Roy Jordan, 1963-76
16 Cliff Harris, 1970-79
Season5 Don Healy, 1961
4 Jerry Norton, 1962
4 Jethro Pugh, 1967
4 Larry Cole, 1971
4 Jethro Pugh, 1973
4 Dextor Clinkscale, 1983
4 Eugene Lockhart, 1985
4 Jay Ratliff, 2009Game
2 Many times, last by Kevin Mathis,		   vs. Carolina, 10/11/98
Longest Fumble Returns (All TDs)
98 Greg Ellis, vs. Arizona, 10/3/99
97 Chuck Howley, vs. Atlanta, 10/2/66
86 Michael Downs, @ Houston, 12/13/82
Longest Fumble Returns, Opponent (All TDs)
96 Joe Lavender, @ Philadelphia, 9/23/74
96 Joselio Hanson, @ Philadelphia, 12/28/08
81 Andy Headen, @ N.Y. Giants, 9/9/84
OPPONENTS’ FUMBLE
RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWN
Career
3 Bob Lilly, 1961-74
2 Cornell Green, 1962-74
2 Benny Barner, 1972-82
2 Mike Hegman, 1976-88
2 Michael Downs, 1981-88
2 Jim Jeffcoat, 1983-94

2022 SEASON

Most Seasons Leading Team
5 Everson Walls, 1981-82, 1985, 1987-88
5 Terence Newman, 2003-04, 2008, 2010, 2011
4 Cornell Green, 1963, 1965-67
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading Team
3 Don Bishop, 1960-62
3 Cornell Green, 1965-67
Career52 Mel Renfro, 1964-77
44 Everson Walls, 1981-89
41 Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 1980-81
Season11 Everson Walls, 1981
11 Trevon Diggs, 2021
10 Mel Renfro, 1969
Season, Rookie
11 Everson Walls, 1981
7 Mel Renfro, 1964
7 Michael Downs, 1981
Game
3 Herb Adderley, @ Philadelphia, 9/26/71
3 Lee Roy Jordan, vs. Cincinnati, 11/4/73
3 Dennis Thurman, vs. Philadelphia, 12/13/81
3 Terence Newman, @ Detroit, 10/19/03
Consecutive Games Intercepted By
6 Trevon Diggs, 2021
5 Don Bishop, 1961
4 Charlie Waters, 1972-73
4 Dennis Thurman, 1985
Game, Opponent
3 Eight times, last by Adrian Wilson,		   @ Arizona, 10/20/02
YARDS GAINED
Career626 Mel Renfro, 1964-77
584 Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 1980-81
562 Dennis Thurman, 1978-85
Season211 Cornell Green, 1963
187 Dennis Thurman, 1981
182 Herb Adderley, 1971
Season, Rookie
136 Mike Gaechter, 1962
133 Everson Walls, 1981
110 Mel Renfro, 1964
Game
121 Mike Gaechter, vs. Washington, 11/3/63
102 Herb Adderley, @ Philadelphia, 9/26/71
101 Bryan McCann, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/14/10
Game, Opponent
110 Jim Steffen, @ Washington, 9/29/63
103 Aqib Talib, @ Denver, 9/17/17
102 Erich Barnes, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/15/61
Longest Returns (All TDs except as noted)
101 Bryan McCann, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/14/10
100 Mike Gaechter, vs. Philadelphia, 10/14/62
96 Dennis Thurman, @ Washington, 9/6/81 (no TD)
Longest Return, Opponent (All TDs)
104 James Willis and Troy Vincent, vs. Phila.,11/3/96
103 Aqib Talib @ Denver, 9/17/17
102 Erich Barnes, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/15/61
102 Lito Sheppard, vs. Philadelphia, 10/8/06

TOUCHDOWNSPLAYERSINTERCEPTIONS

Career

STAFF

Season2,261 DeMarco Murray, 2014
2,148 Emmitt Smith, 1995
2,048 Emmitt Smith, 1992
Season, Rookie
1,994 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016
1,688 James Dixon, 1989
1,598 Bob Hayes, 1965
Game
331 Jason Tucker, @ New Orleans, 12/24/99
307 Kevin Williams, @ Arizona, 12/25/95
292 Herschel Walker, vs. Philadelphia, 12/14/86

STAFF
PLAYERS

Season, Rookie
13.0		 Micah Parsons, 2021
9.0		 Willie Townes, 1966
9.0		 Harvey Martin, 1973Game
5.0		 Bob Lilly, @ Pittsburgh, 11/20/66
5.0
Jim Jeffcoat, @ Washington, 11/10/85
4.0		 Nine times, last by DeMarcus Ware,			   @ Philadelphia, 10/30/11
Game, Rookie
3.0		 Randy White, @ Detroit, 10/6/75
3.0		 Randy White, @ New England, 11/16/75
3.0		 DeMarcus Ware, @ Carolina, 12/24/05
2.5		
Six times, last by Micah Parsons,			   vs. Denver, 11/7/21
Game, Opponent
6.0		 Adrian Clayborn, @ Atlanta, 11/12/17
5.0		 Leslie O’Neal, @ San Diego, 11/16/86
4.5		 Jim Katcavage, @ N.Y. Giants, 10/20/63
4.5		 Clyde Simmons, vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/91

Game, Rookie
19 Leighton Vander Esch, @ Philadelphia, 11/11/18
18 Anthony Hitchens, @ St. Louis, 9/21/14
18 Leighton Vander Esch, @ Houston, 10/7/18
18 Leighton Vander Esch, vs. Tampa Bay, 12/23/18
SOLO TACKLES
Career787 Darren Woodson, 1992-2003
743 Lee Roy Jordan, 1963-76
701 Randy White, 1975-88
Season154 Eugene Lockhart, 1989
125 Leighton Vander Esch, 2018
120 Sean Lee, 2016
Game
17 Sean Lee, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/11/16
16 Eugene Lockhart, vs. Phoenix, 10/29/89
15 Dexter Coakley, @ Seattle, 12/16/01
15 Dexter Coakley, @ Arizona, 10/20/02
15 Sean Lee, 5 times, last @ Philadelphia, 12/22/19
15 Leighton Vander Esch, at Philadelphia, 11/11/18
ASSISTED TACKLES
Career563 Darren Woodson, 1992-2003
493 Lee Roy Jordan, 1963-76
470 Bradie James, 2003-11
Season117 Bradie James, 2008
101 Jerry Tubbs, 1960
Game
15 Jerry Tubbs, vs. Chicago, 11/27/60
11 Danny McCray, vs. Tampa Bay, 9/23/12
SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES
Career216 Bill Bates, 1983-97
134 Darren Woodson, 1992-2003
97 Keith Davis, 2002, 2004-08
Season32 Jim Schwantz, 1996
30 David Lang, 1995
28 Danny McCray, 2010

Career1,350 Darren Woodson, 1992-2003
1,236 Lee Roy Jordan, 1963-76
1,104 Randy White, 1975-88
Season222 Eugene Lockhart, 1989
202 Bradie James, 2008
181 Bradie James, 2009
Season, Rookie
176 Leighton Vander Esch, 2018136 Dexter Coakley, 1997
127 Roy Williams, 2002
Game
22 Sean Lee, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/11/16
21 Lee Roy Jordan, vs. Philadelphia, 9/26/71
21 Sean Lee, @ Seattle, 9/16/12
21 Sean Lee, @ San Diego, 9/29/13
20 Fred Strickland, @ N.Y. Giants, 11/24/96
20 Sean Lee, vs. Washington, 11/24/16
20 Sean Lee, @ N.Y. Giants, 12/10/17

HISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS

2022 SEASONTACKLESCOMBINED TACKLESSIDELINES

DeMarcus Ware, the Cowboys all-time sack leader (117.0), led Dallas in sacks
for eight consecutive seasons (2005-12), the most seasons leading the team in
franchise history.

276

Career

BLOCKED FIELD GOALS

2022 SEASON

8 Cornell Green, 1962-74
7 Mike Gaechter, 1962-69
7 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
Season2 Ten times, last by Leon Lett, 1994
1 Many times, last by Tyrone Crawford, 2017
Game
2 Leon Lett, vs. Detroit, 9/19/94
1 Many times, last by Tyrone Crawford		   @ Washington, 10/29/17
Game, Opponent
1 Many times, last by Star Lotulelei,
vs. Buffalo, 11/28/19
BLOCKED PUNTS
Career4 Issiac Holt, 1989-92
2 Billy Joe DuPree, 1973-83
2 Thomas Henderson, 1975-79
2 Aaron Kyle, 1976-79
2 Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 1980-81
2 Dorance Armstrong, 2021-22
Season2 Billy Joe DuPree, 1973
2 Aaron Kyle, 1976
2 Issiac Holt, 1990
Game
2 Billy Joe DuPree, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/21/73
Game, Opponent
1 Many times, last by Matt Slater, @ NE, 11/24/19

PLAYERSBLOCKS(Extra points, Field Goals and Punts)
Career
10 Cornell Green, 1962-74
9 Mike Gaechter, 1962-69
9 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
Season3 Jethro Pugh, 1965
3 Ed Jones, 1978
3 Michael Downs, 1986
3 Flozell Adams, 2003
Game
2 Billy Joe DuPree, vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/21/73
2 Leon Lett, vs. Detroit, 9/19/94
Game, Opponent
2 Bob Freeman, vs. Philadelphia, 9/30/60
2 Matt Blair, @ Minnesota, 10/7/79
BLOCKED EXTRA POINTS
Career
4 Flozell Adams, 1998-2008
2 Cornell Green, 1962-74
2 Mike Gaechter, 1962-69
2 Ed Jones, 1974-78, 1980-89
Season3 Flozell Adams, 2003
1 Many times, last by Chauncey Golston, 2021
Game
1 Many times, last Chauncey Golston, at WAS, 					12/12/21
Game, Opponent
2 Bob Freeman, vs. Philadelphia, 9/30/60
2 Matt Blair, @ Minnesota, 10/7/79

STAFF

BLOCKED KICKSINDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSSIDELINES

277

HISTORY

The Dallas Cowboys blocked three punts in 2021, one shy of the single-season teamrecord, and recovered two of those blocked punts for a touchdown.

STAFF

Cowboys Team Records

1960 — 12 games; 1961-77 — 14 games; 1978-2020 — 16 games; 2021-22 — 17 games.
NOTE: The 1982 regular season was reduced to nine games and the 1987 season to 15 games due toplayers’ strikes. The (*) marks records that were set in a 17-game season, starting in 2021.

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAMRECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSGAMES WON

Most Consecutive Games Won (Including postseason)
12 1971-72
11 2016
10 1993-94
Most Consecutive Games Won (Regular season)
11 1968-69
11 2016
9 1971-72, 1978-79
8 1977, 1991-92
Most Games Won, Season (Including postseason)
16 1992
15 1977, 1993, 1995
14 1971, 1978, 1980
Most Games Won, Season (Regular season)
13 1992, 2007, 201612 1968, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1993,		   1994, 1995, 2014, 2021*, 2022*
Most Consecutive Games Won, Season  (Including postseason)
11 2016
10 1971
8 1977, 1978, 1993
Most Consecutive Games Won, Season (Regular season)
11 2016
8 1977
7 1971, 1983, 1993, 2007
Most Consecutive Games Won, Start of Season
8 1977
7 1983
6 1968, 1969
Most Consecutive Games Won, End of Season
7 1971
6 19785 1968, 1970, 1991, 1993
Most Consecutive Home Games Won  (Including postseason)
18 1980-81
11 1971-72, 1991-92
9 1975-76
Most Consecutive Road Games Won  (Including postseason)
9 2013 (1)-2014 (8)7 1968, 1993-94, 2007
6 1966-67, 1975-76, 1978-79, 2016, 2021-22
GAMES LOST

Most Consecutive Games Lost
10 1960, 1988
9 1988-89
Most Consecutive Games Without Victory
12 1960
10 1988
9 1988-89
Most Games Lost, Season
15 1989
13 1988
12 2015
Most Consecutive Home Games Lost
14 1988-89
7 2015
6 1960
Most Consecutive Home Games Without Victory
14 1988-89
7 1962-63, 2015
Most Consecutive Away Games Lost
9 1962-63, 2000-2001
8 1997-98, 1999-2000

278

Most Consecutive Away Games Without Victory   (Including postseason)
9 1962-63, 1999-2000, 2000-2001
8 1997-98
7 1960, 1964-65
SCORING

Most Points, Season
530 2021*
479 1983
467 2014, 2022*
Most Points, Opponent, Season473 2020
436 2010
432 2013
Fewest Points, Season
177 1960
204 1989
217 2002
Fewest Points, Opponent, Season
186 1968
194 1976
208 1978
Most Points, Game
59 vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
59 vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
56 vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/66
56 vs. Washington, 12/26/21
Most Points, Opponent, Game
54 @ Minnesota, 10/18/70
52 @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
51 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
Most Points, Both Teams, Game
99 vs. Denver, 10/6/13 (Denver 51, Dallas 48)
87 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20 (Cleveland 49, Dallas 38)
86 @ Buffalo, 9/19/71 (Dallas 49, Buffalo 37)
Fewest Points, Both Teams, Game
6 @ Philadelphia, 12/31/17 (Dallas, 6, Phil. 0)
8 @ Cleveland, 12/12/70 (Dallas 6, Clev. 2)
10 @ Houston, 11/24/74 (Dallas 10, Houston 0)
Most Points Overcome To Win Game
21 @ St. Louis (9/21/14)
21 vs. New Orleans, 10/21/84 (OT)
21 @ Washington, 9/12/99 (OT)
20 @ Washington, 9/5/83
20 vs. Atlanta, 9/20/2020
Most Points, Opponent, Overcome To Win Game
24 vs. Detroit, 10/2/11
23 vs. Green Bay, 12/15/13
21 @ Washington, 11/28/65
Most Points, First Half
42 vs. Philadelphia, 10/19/69
42 vs. Washington, 12/26/21
38 vs. N.Y. Jets, 12/4/71
38 vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
Most Points, Opponent, First Half
35 @ Denver, 9/13/98
35 vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
34 @ Minnesota, 10/18/70
34 @ LA Rams, 10/14/73
34 @ Washington, 11/23/86
Most Points, Both Teams, First Half
55 vs. Raiders, 10/23/83
54 vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/08
52 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/62
52 @ Buffalo, 9/19/71
52 @ Denver, 9/13/98

TOUCHDOWNSTEAMRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

279

2022 SEASONPOINT AFTER TOUCHDOWN

Most Points After Touchdowns, Season
59 1980
57 1983
56 1966, 2014
Most Point After Touchdowns, Opponent, Season
52 1962
49 1961
49 2010
Most Point After Touchdowns, Game
8 vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/66
8 vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
8 vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
8 vs. Washington, 12/26/21
Most Point After Touchdowns, Opponent, Game
7 @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
7 vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
7 @ New Orleans, 11/10/13
6 13 times, last @ Denver, 9/17/17
Most Consecutive Point After Touchdowns (Kicking)277 2010-17
236 2005-10
191 1996-2003
Most Two Point Conversions, Attempted, Season
10 2021*
6 20205 1997
Most Two Point Conversions Attempted, Opponent,  Season
8 20207 2021*6 2016

PLAYERS

Most Touchdowns, Season
64 2021*60 1980
59 1983
Most Touchdowns, Opponent, Season
57 2020
52 1962
51 2010, 2013
Fewest Touchdowns, Season
23 1960
25 1989
26 2001, 2002, 2015
Fewest Touchdowns, Opponent, Season
23 1968
23 1973
23 1993
Most Touchdowns, Game
8 vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/66
8 vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
8 vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
8 vs. Washington, 12/26/21
8 vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22
Most Touchdowns, Opponent, Game
7 vs. Cleveland, 10/16/60
7 @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
7 @ Cincinnati, 12/8/85
7 vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
7 @ New Orleans, 11/10/13
Most Touchdowns, Both Teams, Game
12 vs. Buffalo, 9/19/71
12 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
11 @ San Francisco, 12/12/77
11 vs. Minnesota, 11/26/87
11 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
11 vs. Chicago, 10/30/22
Most Consecutive Games Score Touchdown
75 1979-84
73 1960-65
72 1965-70

STAFF

Most Points, Second Half/OT
36 vs. Green Bay, 11/24/94
33 vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22
31 @ Philadelphia, 9/29/68
31 @ Tennessee, 10/1/06
31 vs. Houston, 10/15/06
31 @ Chicago, 9/23/07
Most Points, Opponent, Second Half/OT
38 @ St. Louis, 12/9/62
35 @ Green Bay, 11/23/97
33 @ Jacksonville, 12/18/22
Most Points, Both Teams, Second Half/OT
58 vs. St. Louis, 9/28/75 (OT)
51 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
50 vs. Green Bay, 11/24/94
50 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/30/18
Most Points, First Quarter28 vs. Philadelphia, 10/19/69
28 vs. N.Y. Jets, 12/4/71
21 Five times, last vs. Washington, 12/26/21
Most Points, Opponent, First Quarter
22 @ Cincinnati, 12/8/85
21 Nine times, last vs. Washington, 1/3/16
Most Points, Both Teams, First Quarter35 vs. Philadelphia, 10/19/69
35 vs. Atlanta, 12/22/91
28 vs. St. Louis, 11/23/67
28 vs. N.Y. Jets, 12/4/71
28 @ Denver, 9/13/98
28 @ St. Louis, 10/19/08
Most Points, Second Quarter29 vs. Atlanta, 11/14/21
24 Six times, last @ Washington, 10/2/94
Most Points, Opponent, Second Quarter28 vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
28 @ Green Bay, 11/7/10
28 vs. Washington, 11/22/12
Most Points, Both Teams, Second Quarter
42 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/62
42 vs. Philadelphia, 11/15/04
38 vs. Kansas City, 11/10/75
38 vs. LA Raiders, 10/23/83
Most Points, Third Quarter24 vs. Chicago, 12/27/92
21 Eight times, last @ Chicago, 12/4/14
Most Points, Opponent, Third Quarter
24 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
22 @ Washington, 9/12/99
21 @ Washington, 12/17/61
21 @ Cincinnati, 12/8/85
21 @ Green Bay, 10/24/04
21 vs. New Orleans, 12/10/06
Most Points, Both Teams, Third Quarter
35 @ Washington, 12/17/61
35 vs. St. Louis, 9/28/75
31 vs. New Orleans, 12/10/06
Most Points, Fourth Quarter33 vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22
25 @ Carolina, 10/29/06
24 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
Most Points, Opponent, Fourth Quarter
24 @ Detroit, 10/27/13
22 @ Seattle, 12/6/04
21 Ten times, last vs. Washington, 11/26/20
Most Points, Both Teams, Fourth Quarter
41 @ Detroit, 10/27/13
36 @ Seattle, 12/6/04
35 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/21/73
35 vs. San Francisco, 12/8/02
Most Consecutive Games Scoring
243 2003-18
218 1970-85
151 1991-2000

STAFF

Most Two Point Conversions Made, Season
6 2021*
4 20203 2012
Most Two Point Conversions Made, Opponent, Season
4 2020, 2021*
3 1999, 2017

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAMRECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIELD GOALS

Most Field Goals Attempted, Season
41 2020
40 2019
39 1991
Most Field Goals Attempted, Opponent, Season
44 2008
40 2022*39 1991
Fewest Field Goals Attempted, Season
13 1960
17 1980
19 2002
Fewest Field Goals Attempted, Opp., Season
12 1976
15 1977
17 1992
Most Field Goals Attempted, Game
8 @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
7 @ Chicago, 11/24/68
7 vs. Green Bay, 11/18/96
Most Field Goals Attempted, Opponent, Game
7 @ Philadelphia, 12/5/65
7 vs. LA Rams, 10/1/17
6 vs. San Francisco, 11/20/60
6 vs. St. Louis, 12/18/71
6 @ Green Bay, 10/1/72
6 @ Arizona, 10/13/02
6 @ Atlanta, 11/4/12
Most Field Goals Attempted, Both Teams, Game
9 @ Philadelphia, 12/5/65
9 @ Chicago, 11/24/68
9 @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
9 @ Atlanta, 11/4/12
Most Field Goals Made, Season
34 1997, 2020
32 1996, 2011
30 1993, 2019, 2019
Most Field Goals Made, Opponent, Season
38 2008
34 2022*30 2015
Fewest Field Goals Made, Season
6 19609 1963, 1967
10 1974, 1989
Fewest Field Goals Made, Opponent, Season
7 1976
8 19679 1968, 1969
11 1978
Most Field Goals Made, Game
7 vs. Green Bay, 11/18/96
7 @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
6 vs. Washington, 9/26/11
Most Field Goals Made, Opponent, Game
7 vs. LA Rams, 10/1/17
5 vs. Atlanta, 10/20/96
5 vs. Philadelphia, 11/18/01
5 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/28/12
5 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Most Field Goals Made, Both Teams, Game
9 vs. Washington, 9/26/11
8 @ N.Y. Giants, 9/15/03
8 vs. LA Rams, 10/1/17
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Field Goal
18 1992-93
15 1996-97
14 2012, 2020-21

SAFETIES
Most Safeties, Season
3 1981
2 Many times, last 2003
Most Safeties, Opponent, Season
2 1960, 1986, 1988, 2002, 2006
Most Safeties, Game
2 vs. Philadelphia, 11/19/72
2 vs. Arizona, 10/5/03
1 Many times, last vs. Washington, 1/3/16
FIRST DOWNS

Most First Downs, Season390 2021*
379 2019
371 2020
Most First Downs, Opponent, Season
388 2013
359 2020
330 2016
Most First Downs, Both Teams, Season
730 2020
717 2021*
713 2013
Fewest First Downs, Season
180 1960
211 1965
237 2002
Fewest First Downs, Opponent, Season
199 1974
200 1971
228 2003
Most First Downs, Game
35 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
33 vs. Atlanta, 9/20/20
33 @ Detroit, 9/15/85
Most First Downs, Opponent, Game
40 @ New Orleans, 11/10/13
34 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
33 @ Houston, 11/10/91
33 vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
33 @ Chicago, 12/9/13
33 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
Most First Downs, Both Teams, Game
68 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
58 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
57 @ Oakland, 11/19/95
57 @ Chicago, 12/9/13
Fewest First Downs, Game
6 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
7 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/89
7 @ Washington, 12/30/07
8 Nine times, last @ Washington, 12/29/02
Fewest First Downs, Opponent, Game
5 @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
5 @ Philadelphia, 9/23/74
6 Four times, last vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/05
Fewest First Downs, Both Teams, Game
20 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65
21 @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
21 @ Houston, 11/24/74
21 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/89
Most First Downs, Rushing, Season
147 1974
146 1978143 1980
Most First Downs, Rushing, Opponent, Season
142 2020
137 2000
122 1961, 2013
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Season
57 1960
70 1982
76 2012Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Opp., Season
52 1969
59 1971
68 1992, 2003

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NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING AND PASSINGTEAM
RECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

281

2022 SEASONRUSHINGATTEMPTS
Most Rushing Attempts, Season
630 1981
625 1978594 1980
Most Rushing Attempts, Opponent, Season
543 1989
538 2000
511 1997
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Season
312 1960
336 2013
355 1989, 2012
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Opponent, Season
313 1969
339 1967
340 2016
Most Rushing Attempts, Game
66 @ Baltimore, 12/6/81
59 vs. San Francisco, 10/12/80
58 @ Green Bay, 11/12/78
Most Rushing Attempts, Opponent, Game
53 vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/7/76
52 vs. N.Y. Giants, 12/17/72
51 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/16/90

PLAYERS

Most Yards Gained, Season
6,919 2021*
6,904 2019
6,390 2009
Most Yards Gained, Opponent, Season
6,645 2013
6,183 2020
5,967 2021*
Fewest Yards Gained, Season
3,153 1960
3,704 1964
4,081 1990
Fewest Yards Gained, Opponent, Season
3,213 1977
3,463 1974
3,933 1992
Most Yards Gained, Game652 vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/66
583 vs. Baltimore, 9/4/78
578 vs. St. Louis Cardinals, 9/30/73
Most Yards Gained, Opponent, Game625 @ New Orleans, 11/10/13
623 @ Detroit, 10/27/13
583 @ Houston, 11/10/91
Most Yards Gained, Both Teams, Game
1,074 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
1,045 @ Washington, 9/12/99 (OT)
1,039 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
Fewest Yards Gained, Game90 vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/91
95 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
100 @ Phoenix, 10/14/90
Fewest Yards Gained, Opponent, Game
62 vs. Seattle, 10/11/92
63 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65
80 @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
Fewest Yards Gained, Both Teams, Game
255 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65
320 @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
333 @ Houston, 11/24/74
Most Consecutive Games, 300 or More Yards
18 2019-20
17 1975-76
15 1978-79
Most Consecutive Games, 400 or More Yards
8 2016
4 1976, 2014, 2018-19, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022

STAFF

Most First Downs, Rushing, Game
19 @ Baltimore, 12/6/81
18 vs. Cleveland, 11/25/82
17 @ Green Bay, 11/12/78
17 vs. Washington, 11/22/81
Most First Downs, Rushing, Opponent, Game
17 @ Chicago, 9/30/84
17 vs. Philadelphia, 9/3/00
17 @ Washington, 12/30/12
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Game
0 vs. Philadelphia, 11/1/70
0 @ Washington, 12/30/07
0 vs. Minnesota, 11/10/19
1 Many times, last @ Kansas City, 11/21/21
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Opponent, Game
0 Eight times, last vs. Indianapolis, 12/21/14
1 Many times, last vs. Philadelphia, 9/27/21
Most First Downs, Passing, Season
248 2021*
237 2012
231 2020
Most First Downs, Passing, Opponent, Season
231 2013
226 2016
200 2010
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Season
95 1970
105 1960
110 2001
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Opp., Season
94 1977
97 1960
127 2003
Most First Downs, Passing, Game
29 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
25 @ New England, 10/17/21
24 vs. Chicago, 10/1/12
Most First Downs, Passing, Opponent, Game
25 vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
22 vs. Washington, 11/18/07
22 @ Pittsburgh, 11/13/16
22 @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Game
1 vs. Tampa Bay, 9/9/01
2 @ Phoenix, 10/14/90
2 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Opponent, Game
1 Three times, last @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75
Most First Downs, Penalty, Season
44 2005
38 201533 1985
Most First Downs, Penalty, Opponent, Season
38 1997
38 2019
37 2020
37 2021*
Fewest First Downs, Penalty, Season
9 1961, 1962, 1971
11 1963, 1967
18 1996, 2008
Fewest First Downs, Penalty, Opp., Season
10 1969
12 1961
16 1991
Most First Downs, Penalty, Game
10 vs. Cleveland, 11/18/12
9 vs. Detroit, 11/20/05
7 vs. Washington, 12/26/93
Most First Downs, Penalty, Opponent, Game
7 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
7 vs. Tampa Bay, 12/23/18
7 @ Minnesota, 10/31/21
7 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONTEAMRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Fewest Rushing Attempts, Game
9 vs. Minnesota, 11/3/13
10 @ New Orleans, 9/10/89
10 @ Philadelphia, 10/30/11
11 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/16/90
11 vs. Washington, 9/28/08
11 vs. Washington, 11/22/12
11 vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Opponent, Game
9 vs. Philadelphia, 10/9/05
10 vs. Philadelphia, 1/3/10
10 vs. Indianapolis, 12/21/14
11 @ Atlanta, 12/21/92
YARDS
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Season
2,783 1978
2,711 1981
2,454 1974
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Opponent, Season
2,636 2000
2,541 2020
2,242 1960
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Season
1,049 1960
1,265 2012
1,409 1989
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Opp., Season
1,050 1969
1,094 1967
1,144 1971
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Game
354 @ Baltimore, 12/6/81
313 @ Green Bay, 11/12/78
299 vs. Cleveland, 11/25/82
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Opponent, Game
307 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
306 vs. Philadelphia, 9/3/00
294 @ Baltimore, 12/3/20
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Both Teams, Game
510 @ Baltimore, 12/6/81
466 vs. Philadelphia, 10/22/61
450 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/15/61
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Game
1 @ Washington, 12/30/07
8 @ New Orleans, 12/6/98
19 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/28/12
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Opponent, Game
1 vs. Indianapolis, 12/21/14
7 vs. Pittsburgh, 10/30/66
7 @ Philadelphia, 9/20/15
11 @ Cleveland, 9/17/67
AVERAGE GAIN
Highest Average Gain Rushing, Season
4.82 2009
4.80 2016, 20194.70 1962
Highest Average Gain Rushing, Opponent, Season
5.04 1960
4.98 2020
4.92 1961
Lowest Average Gain Rushing, Season
3.37 1960
3.45 1996
3.55 1994
Lowest Average Gain Rushing, Opponent, Season
3.22 1974
3.23 1967
3.24 1971
3.45 2003
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns Rushing, Season
29 1995
26 1980, 1994
25 1971
Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Opponent, Season
24 1960
20 2020
19 1987

Fewest Touchdowns, Rushing, Season
5 2011
6 1960, 1961, 1997
7 1989, 2002
Fewest Touchdowns, Rushing, Opp., Season
2 19683 19695 1973
Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Game
5 @ Philadelphia, 9/29/68
5 @ Buffalo, 9/19/71
5 vs. Phoenix, 12/16/90
Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Opponent, Game
5 Four times, last vs. Philadelphia, 10/10/65
4 Many times, last vs. Green Bay, 10/6/19
Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Both Teams, Game
6 Eight times, last vs. Chicago, 10/30/22
PASSINGATTEMPTS
Most Passes Attempted, Season
658 2012
647 2021*
639 2020
Most Passes Attempted, Opponent, Season
632 2016
623 2013
612 2021*
Fewest Passes Attempted, Season
297 1970
321 1973
413 2001
Fewest Passes Attempted, Opponent, Season
293 1960
326 1961
432 1978
Most Passes Attempted, Game
62 @ Detroit, 9/15/85
62 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/28/12
62 vs. Washington, 11/22/12
58 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
58 @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
Most Passes Attempted, Opponent, Game
59 vs. Kansas City, 11/20/83
56 @ Houston, 11/10/91
56 @ Arizona, 11/15/98
55 Four times, last vs. Washington, 11/18/07
Most Passes Attempted, Both Teams, Game
108 @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
99 @ Philadelphia, 10/23/88
97 @ Seattle, 9/27/20
Fewest Passes Attempted, Game
8 vs. Washington, 12/10/00
11 vs. Atlanta, 10/11/70
11 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/21/73
12 vs. Philadelphia, 10/14/62
Fewest Passes Attempted, Opponent, Game
10 vs. Washington, 10/3/71
10 vs. Miami, 11/22/73
12 @ Pittsburgh, 11/20/77
Fewest Passes Attempted, Both Teams, Game
28 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75
29 vs. Atlanta, 10/11/70
31 @ N.Y. Giants, 10/10/76
COMPLETIONS
Most Passes Completed, Season
444 2021*
434 2012
413 2020
Most Passes Completed, Opponent, Season
425 2016
403 2013
376 2011
Fewest Passes Completed Season
149 1970
163 1960
210 2001

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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONTEAMRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Highest Completion Percentage, Opp., Season
67.7 2018 (367-of-542)
67.2 2016 (425-of-632)
66.5 2014 (371-of-558)
Lowest Completion Percentage, Season
46.0 1960 (163-of-354)
46.4 1965 (168-of-362)
47.5 1964 (192-of-404)
50.8 2001 (210-of-413)
Lowest Completion Percentage, Opp., Season
41.6 1977 (154-of-370)
43.4 1975 (162-of-373)
46.2 1981 (236-of-511)
Highest Completion Percentage, Game (10 att.)
90.5 vs. Indianapolis, 12/21/14 (19-of-21)
88.9 vs. Tampa Bay, 12/18/16 (32-of-36)
88.5 vs. Buffalo, 11/13/11 (23-of-26)
Highest Completion Percentage, Opponent, Game (10 att.)
85.7 @ Detroit, 12/11/60 (12-of-14)
84.2 @ New Orleans, 9/10/89 (16-of-19)
84.0 vs. Pittsburgh, 10/17/04 (21-of-25)
Highest Completion Percentage, Both Teams, Game
80.6 @ N.Y. Giants, 10/10/76 (25-of-31)
79.4 @ LA Chargers, 9/19/21 (54-of-68)
79.1 vs. N.Y. Giants, 9/10/17 (53-of-67)
Lowest Completion Percentage, Game
22.7 vs. Washington, 12/12/76 (5-of-22)
25.0 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00 (5-of-20)
28.6 vs. Washington, 9/26/65 (6-of-21)
Lowest Completion Percentage, Opp., Game
16.7 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75 (2-of-12)
18.2 @ St. Louis, 10/23/60 (4-of-22)
21.1 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65 (4-of-19)
Lowest Completion Per., Both Teams, Game
28.6 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75 (8-of-28)
30.4 @ St. Louis, 10/23/60 (14-of-46)
33.3 @ Washington, 12/14/03 (17-of-51)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Season
40 2021*
37 201436 2007
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Opponent, Season
34 2020
33 1962, 2010, 201331 1963, 2004
Fewest Touchdowns, Passing, Season
10 1964
12 1990, 1996
Fewest Touchdowns, Passing, Opp., Season
10 1970, 1996
11 1978
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Game
5 13 times, last @ Philadelphia, 1/8/22
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Opponent, Game
6 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/16/62
5 Nine times, last @ Seattle, 9/27/20

STAFF

SACKS

TOTAL SACKS

283

SIDELINES

Most Sacks, Season
62 1985
60 1966
59 2008
Most Sacks, Opponent, Season
68 1964
60 1986
56 2018
Fewest Sacks, Season
20 1960, 1963
21 1961
23 1991
Fewest Sacks, Opponent, Season
18 1995
19 1996, 1998
20 1994

HISTORY

Fewest Passes Completed, Opponent, Season
146 1960
154 1977
202 1978
Most Passes Completed, Game
42 vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18
42 @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
41 @ N.Y. Giants, 12/6/09
41 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
Most Passes Completed, Opponent, Game
41 @ Houston, 11/10/91
41 vs. Washington, 11/24/16
37 vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
37 @ Pittsburgh, 11/13/16
Most Pass Completions, Both Teams, Game
74 @ Tampa Bay, 9/9/21
65 @ Houston, 11/10/91
64 vs. Philadelphia, 12/9/18
64 @ Seattle, 9/27/20
Fewest Passes Completed, Game
4 vs. Atlanta, 10/11/70
5 vs. Washington, 12/12/76
5 vs. Washington, 12/10/00
5 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
Fewest Passes Completed, Opponent, Game
2 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75
4 Four times, last vs. Rams, 9/21/75
Fewest Pass Completions, Both Teams, Game
8 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75
14 Five times, last vs. Rams, 9/21/75
YARDS
Most Yards Gained, Passing, Season
4,800 2021*
4,751 2019
4,729 2012
Most Yards Gained, Passing, Opponent, Season
4,589 2013
4,167 2016
4,049 2021*
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Season
2,013 1964
2,104 1960
2,149 1970
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Opp., Season
1,562 1977
1,909 1976
1,913 1970
Most Yards Gained, Passing, Game
481 vs. Cleveland, 10/4/20
470 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
461 @ Seattle, 9/27/20
Most Yards Gained, Passing, Opponent, Game
480 @ Detroit, 10/27/13
449 vs. Washington, 11/24/16
448 @ Arizona, 11/15/98
Most Yards Gained, Passing, Both Teams, Game884 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
852 vs. New Orleans, 12/23/12
808 vs. Minnesota, 11/26/98
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Game
-1 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65
10 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
16 @ St. Louis, 12/10/1961
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Opp., Game
-10 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65-1 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75
1 vs. Washington, 10/16/77
Fewest Yards Gained, Pass., Both Teams, Game
-11 @ Green Bay, 10/24/65
83 vs. Atlanta, 10/11/70
85 @ N.Y. Jets, 12/21/75
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Highest Completion Percentage, Season
68.9 2014 (328-of-476)
68.6 2021 (444-of-647)*
67.6 2018 (356-of-527)

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONTEAMRECORDS

Most Sacks, Game
12 @ Pittsburgh, 11/20/66
12 @ Houston, 9/29/85
11 @ Detroit, 10/6/75
11 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
Most Sacks, Opponent, Game
11 @ San Diego, 11/16/86
11 vs. Philadelphia, 9/15/91
10 vs. New England, 11/22/84
Most Sacks, Both Teams, Game
17 @ Pittsburgh, 11/20/66
15 @ San Diego, 11/16/86
14 Four times, last @ Houston, 9/29/85
Games With No Sacks Allowed, Season
8 1994
6 1995
5 Five times, last 2008
SACK YARDAGE
Most Sack Yardage, Season
459 1985
452 1969
442 1978
Most Sack Yardage, Opponent, Season
503 1964
498 1986
403 1987
Fewest Sack Yardage, Season
130 2001
137 2002
151 1991, 2019
Fewest Sack Yardage, Opponent, Season
93 1994
110 1998
112 1992
Most Sack Yardage, Game
84 vs. Detroit, 10/6/75
84 @ Houston, 11/24/74
82 @ Houston, 9/29/85
Most Sack Yardage, Opponent, Game
93 @ San Diego, 11/16/86
77 vs. San Francisco, 11/23/72
71 @ Atlanta, 9/15/74

Fewest Yards, Season
33 200936 200837 1989
Fewest Yards, Opponent, Season
33 2016
47 1993
77 2018
Most Yards, Game183 vs. Washington, 11/3/63
154 vs. Atlanta, 9/20/99
150 @ Philadelphia, 9/26/71
Most Yards, Opponent, Game138 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/15/61
129 @ Minnesota, 10/18/70
127 @Cleveland, 10/23/66
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns By Interceptions, Season
5 2021*
4 1985, 1995, 1999
Most Touchdowns By Interceptions, Opp, Season
5 1961, 1963
4 1964, 1984, 1990, 2001, 2004, 2015, 2017
PUNTINGTOTAL PUNTS

Most Punts, Season
113 2002
108 1984
95 2003
Most Punts, Opponent, Season
108 1978105 2003
103 1977
Fewest Punts, Season
50 2020
51 1972, 201955 1995
Fewest Punts, Opponent, Season
43 1961
50 1960, 1963
54 2020
Most Punts, Game
11 vs. Green Bay, 9/23/84
10 10 times, last @ Washington, 1/7/23
Most Punts, Opponent, Game
11 @ Rams, 9/30/62
11 @ Atlanta, 9/15/74
11 vs. Buffalo, 11/15/76
11 vs. New England, 11/22/84
10 Many times, last vs. Chicago, 11/25/04
Most Punts, Both Teams, Game
21 vs. Buffalo, 11/15/76
21 vs. New England, 11/22/84
20 vs. Green Bay, 9/23/84
Fewest Punts, Game
0 vs. Cleveland, 12/3/61
0 vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
0 vs. Baltimore, 9/4/78
0 vs. Cincinnati, 11/12/00
Fewest Punts, Opponent, Game
0 Seven times, last vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22
Fewest Punts, Both Teams, Game
1 vs. Cleveland, 12/3/61
1 vs. Denver, 10/6/13
1 @ LA Chargers, 9/19/21
1 vs. Philadelphia, 12/24/22
2 vs. Philadelphia, 10/22/61
2 @ Baltimore, 12/3/20
Consecutive Punts, No Blocks
611 1989-98
396 1961-66
382 1978-83
Consecutive Punts, No Blocks, Opponent
628 2002-10
591 1977-84
582 1992-99

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONSTOTAL INTERCEPTIONS
Most Interceptions, Season
37 198133 1985
29 1967
Most Interceptions, Opponent, Season
33 1960
28 1967
27 1961, 1988, 1989
Fewest Interceptions, Season
6 2016
7 1989, 1997, 2012, 2019
8 2008, 2015
Fewest Interceptions, Opponent, Season
6 19938 1998, 2018
9 2009, 2016
Most Interceptions, Game
7 @ Philadelphia, 9/26/71
6 vs. Washington, 9/9/85
5 Seven times, last vs. Miami, 11/25/99
Most Interceptions, Opponent, Game
5 Eight times, last vs. Chicago, 10/1/12
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards, Season549 1963
523 1980
482 1981
Most Yards, Opponent, Season
589 1961
526 2004
437 1963

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KICKOFF RETURNS

2022 SEASONTEAMRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSTOTAL RETURNS
Most Kickoff Returns, Season
78 2004
77 1989
74 2010
Most Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Season
86 200785 1995
82 1994
Fewest Kickoff Returns, Season
13 2018
20 2019
24 2016
Fewest Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Season
18 2021*
21 2022*
23 2015
Most Kickoff Returns, Game
9 @ Minnesota, 10/18/70
8 Seven times, last @ Chicago, 12/9/13
Most Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Game
10 vs. Detroit, 9/15/68
9 Five times, last vs. N.Y. Jets, 12/4/71
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Season
1,709 1989
1,603 2004
1,572 2010
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Season
1,979 2007
1,806 1983
1,709 1978, 1994
Fewest Yards, Kickoff Returns, Season
283 2018
325 2019
492 2016
Fewest Yards, Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Season468 2021*
509 2022*
549 2015
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Game260 vs. San Francisco, 11/7/65
252 vs Philadelphia, 9/15/08
240 @ Philadelphia, 9/22/02
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Game
261 @ Philadelphia, 11/6/66
258 vs. Green Bay, 10/3/93
245 vs. New England, 10/24/71
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Season
2 1971, 2002
1 13 times, last 2021
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Opponent, Season
3 1966
1 Twelve times, last 2015

PLAYERSPUNT RETURNS

FUMBLES

285

SIDELINESTOTAL FUMBLES
Most Fumbles, Season
46 1961
45 198144 1986
Most Fumbles, Opponent, Season
44 1973
43 1975, 1981
Fewest Fumbles, Season
11 2017
14 2022*
15 2019
Fewest Fumbles, Opponent, Season
12 2015
14 2021*
15 1994

HISTORYTOTAL RETURNS
Most Punt Returns, Season
63 1978
62 1974
61 1977
Most Punt Returns, Opponent, Season
58 200255 1984
53 1983
Fewest Punt Returns, Season
18 1962
21 2018
23 1960, 1961, 1963, 1995, 2019
Fewest Punt Returns, Opponent, Season
15 1972, 2020
17 1961
18 2017, 2019
Most Punt Returns, Game
9 vs. Buffalo, 11/15/76
8 vs. Cleveland, 11/25/82
8 @ Houston, 12/13/82
8 @ Washington, 9/27/04
8 @ Detroit, 11/3/02
Most Punt Returns, Opponent, Game
8 vs. N.Y. Giants, 11/4/84
7 Six times, last @ Washington, 1/7/23
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards, Punt Returns, Season
573 1974
556 1980
550 1992
Most Yards, Punt Returns, Opponent, Season
637 2002
588 1983
493 2001
Fewest Yards, Punt Returns, Season
81 1962
103 1961
119 2018
Fewest Yards, Punt Returns, Opponent, Season
41 1972
52 1964
75 2017
Most Yards, Punt Returns, Game126 vs. Green Bay, 11/29/64
124 @ Philadelphia, 12/15/91
122 vs. Pittsburgh, 12/8/68
Most Yards, Punt Returns, Opponent, Game
139 @ Atlanta, 11/11/01
123 @ N.Y. Giants, 10/18/99
112 @ St. Louis, 10/13/74
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Season
3 20102 1968, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2000, 2009

Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Opp., Season
1 15 times, last 2012

STAFF

AVERAGE YARDAGE
Highest Average Distance, Punting, Season
48.4 2022*
48.4 2021*
48.2 2006
Highest Average Distance, Punting, Opponent, Season
47.5 201147.2 201346.2 1996, 2019
Highest Avg. Distance, Punting, Game (4 punts)
56.8 vs. Houston, 10/15/06
55.3 vs. Chicago, 9/28/97
55.3 @ San Francisco, 10/2/16
Highest Average Distance, Punting, Opponent,
Game (4 punts)
56.8 vs. Washington, 12/29/19
56.8 vs. Washington, 12/29/19
55.8 vs. LA Rams, 12/15/19
55.3 vs. St. Louis, 9/30/07
55.3 @ San Francisco, 9/18/11

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONTEAMRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Most Fumbles, Game
8 @ Tennessee, 12/25/00
7 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/11/71
7 vs. New Orleans, 11/25/10
6 Seven times, last vs. Washington 9/26/11
Most Fumbles, Opponent, Game
7 @ Washington, 11/28/65
7 vs. Kansas City, 11/10/75
6 Six times, last @ N.Y. Giants, 11/4/01
FUMBLES LOST
Most Fumbles Lost, Season
21 1961, 1971, 1979
Most Fumbles Lost, Opponent, Season
25 1971
23 1973
21 1983
Fewest Fumbles Lost, Season
5 2007, 2022*
7 1998, 2019
Fewest Fumbles Lost, Opponent, Season
3 2015
6 19958 2021*
Most Fumbles Lost, Game
5 @ New Orleans, 11/3/68
5 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/11/71
5 vs. Kansas City, 11/10/75
Most Fumbles Lost, Opponent, Game
5 Four times, last vs. Raiders, 10/23/83
Most Consecutive Games Without Losing Fumble
7 1998, 2020-21
6 2013
PENALTIESTOTAL PENALTIES
Most Penalties, Season
141 1988
136 1999
131 1987
Most Penalties, Opponent, Season
142 2005
121 2021*
120 1998
Fewest Penalties, Season
47 1961
62 1960, 1962
74 1991
Fewest Penalties, Opponent, Season
38 1961
50 1965
52 1963, 1973
69 2001
Most Penalties, Game
18 @ Philadelphia, 9/20/15
17 @ Cleveland, 12/4/88
16 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
16 @ Philadelphia, 10/23/88
Most Penalties, Opponent, Game
17 vs. Detroit, 11/20/05
14 vs. Tampa Bay, 10/9/83
14 vs. Carolina, 10/20/02
14 @ Philadelphia, 11/14/05
14 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Most Penalties, Both Teams, Game
28 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
26 vs. Tampa Bay, 10/9/83
26 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
26 @ Cleveland, 12/4/88
26 @ Philadelphia, 9/20/15
Fewest Penalties, Game
0 @ St. Louis, 12/10/61
0 vs. Washington, 11/23/80
0 @ Washington, 11/5/89
0 vs. Arizona, 10/30/05
Fewest Penalties, Opponent, Game
0 @ Pittsburgh, 10/21/62
0 @ Philadelphia, 12/5/65
0 @ Seattle, 12/16/01
0 @ Philadelphia, 12/28/08
0 @ N.Y. Jets, 9/11/11
0 vs. Pittsburgh, 12/16/12
0 @ Philadelphia, 11/11/18

YARDS PENALIZED
Most Yards Penalized, Season
1,196 1999
1,148 1988
1,108 1998
Most Yards Penalized, Opponent, Season
1,015 2005
999 2000
990 1985
Fewest Yards Penalized, Season
427 1961
600 1960
610 1991
Fewest Yards Penalized, Opponent, Season
362 1961
479 1963
483 1965
601 2008
Most Yards Penalized, Game166 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
161 @ Washington, 11/2/70
159 vs. Philadelphia, 10/13/68
Most Yards Penalized, Opponent, Game
185 vs. Tampa Bay, 10/9/83
166 @ St. Louis, 10/9/77
150 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams, Game
294 vs. Tampa Bay, 10/9/83
281 @ N.Y. Jets, 10/4/87
276 vs. Las Vegas, 11/25/21
Fewest Yards Penalized, Game
0 @ St. Louis, 12/10/61
0 vs. Washington, 11/23/80
0 @ Washington, 11/5/89
0 vs. Arizona, 10/30/05
Fewest Yards Penalized, Opponent, Game
0 @ Pittsburgh, 10/21/62
0 @ Philadelphia, 12/5/65
0 @ Seattle, 12/16/01
0 @ Philadelphia, 12/28/08
0 @ N.Y. Jets, 9/11/11
0 vs. Pittsburgh, 12/16/12
0 @ Philadelphia, 11/11/18
BLOCKED KICKSBLOCKS(Extra Points, Field Goals and Punts)
Most, Season
14 1965
7 19686 1963, 1973
Most, Season, Opponent
7 1973
6 1960, 2001
4 1965, 1977, 1989
Most, Game
3 @ Pittsburgh, 10/31/65
2 11 times, last vs. Detroit, 9/19/94
Most, Game, Opponent
3 @ Washington, 10/8/73
2 Nine times, last @ Oakland, 10/7/01
BLOCKED EXTRA POINTS
Most, Season
4 1965
3 2003
2 1963, 1968, 1979
Most, Season, Opponent
2 1960, 1979
1 10 times, last vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22
Most, Game
2 @ Pittsburgh, 10/31/65
1 Many times, last @ Washington, 12/12/21
Most, Game, Opponent
2 vs. Philadelphia, 9/30/60
2 @ Minnesota, 10/7/79
1 10 times, last vs. Indianapolis, 12/4/22

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DEFEAT
44 pts, (0-44) vs. Chicago, Nov. 17, 1985
41 pts, (7-48) vs. Cleveland, Oct. 16, 1960
41 pts, (13-54) @ Minnesota, Oct. 18, 1970
40 pts, (3-43) vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1988
38 pts, (7-45) vs. Baltimore, Oct. 30, 1960
38 pts, (0-38) vs. St. Louis, Nov. 16, 1970
38 pts, (6-44) @ Philadelphia, Dec. 28, 200838 pts. (7-45) @ Green Bay, Nov. 7, 201036 pts, (7-43) vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 22, 1961
34 pts, (7-41) @ Green Bay, Nov. 13, 1960
33 pts, (3-36) vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 18, 2001
32 pts, (20-52) @ St. Louis, Dec. 9, 1962
32 pts, (10-42) @ Cleveland, Nov. 2, 1969
32 pts. (17-49) @ New Orleans, Nov. 10, 20132022 SEASON

VICTORY
49 pts, (56-7) vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 9, 1966
46 pts, (59-13) @ Detroit, Sept. 15, 1968
45 pts, (52-7) vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 18, 1966
45 pts, (59-14) vs. San Fran., Oct. 12, 1980
44 pts, (51-7) vs. Seattle, Nov. 27, 1980
42 pts, (52-10) vs. Houston, Dec. 20, 1970
42 pts, (52-10) vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 4, 1971
42 pts, (56-14) vs. Washington, Dec. 26, 2021
41 pts, (48-7) vs. Arizona, Oct. 22, 2000
40 pts, (43-3) vs. Atlanta, Nov. 14, 2021
38 pts, (38-0) vs. Baltimore, Sept. 4, 1978
37 pts, (40-3) vs. New Orleans, Sept. 24, 1973
37 pts, (37-0) vs. Detroit, Oct. 30, 1977
37 pts, (44-7) vs. Buffalo, Nov. 13, 2011		 37 pts, (40-3) @ Minnesota, Nov. 11, 2022
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Most, Season
4 1976
3 1991, 2021*
2 1973, 1977, 1990, 1992
Most, Season, Opponent
3 2001
2 1973, 1976, 1989
Most, Game
2 vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/21/73
2 @ Houston, 11/10/91
1 Many times, last @ LA Rams, 10/9/22
Most, Game, Opponent
1 Many times, last @ New England, 11/04/19

STAFF

BLOCKED FIELD GOALS
Most, Season
9 19655 19684 1963, 1969, 1973, 1978
Most, Season, Opponent
5 1973
4 19603 1965, 1991, 2001
Most, Game
2 Five times, last vs. Detroit, 9/19/94
Most, Game, Opponent
2 Six times, last @ Oakland, 10/7/01

TEMPERATURE AT KICKOFF

72°
71°
71°
70°

COWBOYS COLDEST GAMES
TEAM
W/L
SCORE
@ ChicagoL
28-45@ St. LouisW
28-24@ DenverW
31-27@ Phila.
L
17-20@ N.Y. Giants
L
0-15@ N.Y. GiantsW
28-10@ DetroitL
14-23@ St. LouisW
30-3@ Green Bay
L
17-45@ Pittsburgh
L
13-20@ N.Y. GiantsL
10-13@ St. LouisL
20-52@ Phila.
W
51-26

TEMP.
8°
16°
19°
19°
20°
21°
22°
22°
22°
22°
25°
26°
26°

Coldest regular season home game:
11/25/93 Miami
L
14-16

32°

Playoffs
12/31/67
1/11/81
1/11/15
1/7/96
12/28/75
12/26/83

-13°
16°
24°
26°
27°
27°

@ Green Bay@ Philadelphia@ Green Bay
Philadelphia@ Minnesota
LA Rams

L
L
L
W
W
L

17-21
7-20
21-26
30-11
17-14
17-27

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Playoffs
1/14/96
Green BayW
38-27
12/19/76 LA Rams
L
12-14
1/21/79*Pittsburgh
L
31-35
1/17/71*Baltimore
L
13-16
		 *Super Bowl games played in Miami

DATE
12/9/13
12/15/63
12/6/92
12/10/95
12/16/89
12/15/68
12/11/60
12/16/73
11/23/97
12/07/08
12/19/81
12/9/61
1/8/22TEAM
RECORDS

DATE
9/3/009/7/97
9/10/00
9/20/92
9/13/81
9/12/88
9/12/93
9/6/98
9/16/90
9/21/80
9/15/97

COWBOYS WARMEST GAMESTEAM
W/LSCORE TEMP.
Philadelphia
L
14-41
109°
@ Arizona (OT)
L
22-25
101°
@ Arizona
L
31-32
100°
Phoenix
W
31-20
99°
St. Louis
W
30-17
98°
@ Phoenix
W
17-14
98°
BuffaloL
10-13
97°
ArizonaW
38-10
97°
N.Y. Giants
L
7-28
96°
Tampa Bay
W
28-17
95°
Philadelphia
W
21-20
95°

HISTORY
SIDELINES

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2022 SEASONLONGEST
PLAYS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Cowboys Longest Plays
LONG RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE

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91
84
84
80
77
77
77
75
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- Tony Dorsett @ Minnesota, Jan. 3, 1983 (TD)- DeMarco Murray vs. St. Louis, Oct. 23, 2011 (TD)- Tony Dorsett vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 4, 1977 (TD)- Herschel Walker vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 14, 1986 (TD)- Troy Hambrick @ Philadelphia, Sept. 30, 2001
- Tony Dorsett @ St. Louis, Oct. 9, 1977 (TD)- Tony Dorsett @ Washington, Sept. 5, 1983
- Julius Jones vs. New Orleans, Dec. 10, 2006 (TD)- Tony Dorsett @ New England, Sept. 21, 1981 (TD)- Emmitt Smith vs. Washington, Sept. 9, 1991 (TD)

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90
90
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86
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85
85
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- Don Meredith to Bob Hayes @ Washington, Nov. 13, 1966 (TD)- Roger Staubach to Tony Dorsett vs. Baltimore, Sept. 4, 1978 (TD)- Troy Aikman to Alvin Harper @ San Francisco, Nov. 13, 1994
- Troy Aikman to Jason Tucker vs. N.Y. Giants, Jan. 2, 2000 (TD)- Dak Prescott to Amari Cooper vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 2018 (TD)- Craig Morton to Bob Hayes @ Kansas City, Oct. 25, 1970 (TD)- Troy Aikman to Michael Irvin vs. Phoenix, Sept. 20, 1992 (TD)- Craig Morton to Lance Rentzel vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1970 (TD)- Bernie Kosar to Emmitt Smith vs. Phoenix, Nov. 14, 1993
- Eddie LeBaron to Amos Marsh @ LA Rams, Sept. 30, 1962 (TD)- Roger Staubach to Bob Hayes @ N.Y. Giants, Dec. 12, 1971 (TD)- Tony Romo to Dez Bryant vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 2012 (TD)LONG FORWARD PASSESLONG FIELD GOALS

63 - Brett Maher vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 20, 2019
62 - Brett Maher vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 9, 2018
62 - Brett Maher @ N.Y. Jets, Oct. 13, 201960 - Brett Maher @ Minnesota, Nov. 20, 2022
59 - Brett Maher vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 23, 2018
59 - Greg Zuerlein @ Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 202057 - Greg Zuerlein @ N.Y. Giants, Jan. 3, 2021
56 - Dan Bailey @ Seattle, Oct. 12, 2014
56 - Dan Bailey @ Denver, Sept. 17, 201756 - Dan Bailey vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 11, 2016
56 - Billy Cundiff vs. Detroit, Nov. 20, 2005
56 - Greg Zuerlein at LA Chargers, Sept. 19, 2021
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75
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73
72
71
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70
68
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LONG PUNTS- Ron Widby @ New Orleans, Nov. 3, 1968
- Bryan Anger vs. Chicago, Oct. 30, 2022
- Sam Baker @ LA Rams, Sept. 30, 1962
- Billy Lothridge vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 11, 1964
- Mat McBriar vs. Houston, Oct. 15, 2006
- Danny White vs. LA Rams, Oct. 14, 1979
- Toby Gowin vs. Chicago, Sept. 28, 1997
- Sam Baker @ N.Y. Giants, Dec. 16, 1962
- Billy Lothridge vs. St. Louis, Sept. 12, 1964
- Sam Paulescu vs. San Francisco, Nov. 23, 2008
- Mat McBriar vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 2004
- Mat McBriar vs. Detroit, Oct. 2, 2011

SIDELINESHISTORY

LONG PUNT RETURNS

98 - Dennis Morgan @ St. Louis, Oct. 13, 1974 (TD)97 - Bryan McCann vs. Detroit, Nov. 21, 2010 (TD)93 - Dez Bryant, vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 25, 2010 (TD)90 - Bob Hayes vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 8, 1968 (TD)86 - Dwayne Harris vs. Washington, Oct. 13, 2013 (TD)85 - Kelvin Martin @ Philadelphia, Dec. 15, 1991 (TD)83 - Kevin Williams vs. Washington, Nov. 20, 1994 (TD)83 - Deion Sanders vs. Chicago, Sept. 28, 1997 (TD)83 - Ryan Switzer vs. Washington, Nov. 30, 2017 (TD)82 - Patrick Crayton vs. Seattle, Nov. 1, 2009 (TD)
			
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LONG KICKOFF RETURNS- Alexander Wright vs. Atlanta, Dec. 22, 1991 (TD)- Amos Marsh vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1962 (TD)- Ike Thomas vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 4, 1971 (TD)- Mel Renfro vs. San Francisco, Nov. 7, 1965 (TD)- Mark Washington @ Washington, Nov. 22, 1970 (TD)- Reggie Swinton @ Philadelphia, Sept. 22, 2002 (TD)- Tony Pollard vs. Las Vegas, Nov. 25, 2021 (TD)- Felix Jones vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 15, 2008 (TD)- Thomas Henderson vs. St. Louis, Sept. 28, 1975 (TD)- James Dixon @ Kansas City, Oct. 22, 1989 (TD)288

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LONG INTERCEPTION RETURNS- Bryan McCann @ N.Y. Giants, Nov. 14, 2010 (TD)- Mike Gaechter vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1962 (TD)- Dennis Thurman @ Washington, Sept. 6, 1981
- George Teague vs. Green Bay, Nov. 14, 1999 (TD)- Darren Woodson @ Philadelphia, Dec. 4, 1994 (TD)- Mel Renfro @ St. Louis, Oct. 4, 1965 (TD)- Greg Ellis vs. Atlanta, Sept. 20, 1999 (TD)- Mike Gaechter vs. Washington, Nov. 3, 1963
- Roy Williams @ Washington, Dec. 29, 2002 (TD)- Thomas Henderson vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 2, 1977 (TD)

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63
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- Greg Ellis vs. Arizona, Oct. 3, 1999 (TD)- Chuck Howley @ Atlanta, Oct. 2, 1966 (TD)- Michael Downs @ Houston, Dec. 13, 1982 (TD)- Don Bishop vs. St. Louis, Oct. 28, 1962 (TD)- Aldon Smith @ Cincinnati, Dec. 13, 2020 (TD)- Jim Jeffcoat vs. Washington, Sept. 24, 1989 (TD)- Benny Barnes @ San Francisco, Oct. 11, 1981 (TD)- DeMarcus Ware @ Philadelphia, Oct. 8, 2006 (TD)- Jaylon Smith vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 23, 2018 (TD)- Jim Ridlon vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 6, 1964 (TD)- Jourdan Lewis @ N.Y. Giants, Nov. 4, 2019 (TD)

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62
60
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- Jerry Norton @ St. Louis, Dec. 9, 1962 (TD)- Orlando Scandrick @ Washington, Nov. 29, 2017
- Patrick Watkins vs. Minnesota, Oct. 21, 2007 (TD)- Ron Fellows vs. New Orleans, Sept. 25, 1983 (TD)- Mike Gaechter @ Washington, Nov. 28, 1965 (TD)- Obert Logan @ N.Y. Giants, Dec. 19, 1965 (TD)

PLAYERS

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100
96
95
94
90
87
86
85
79

LONG FUMBLE RETURNS

2022 SEASONLONG RETURNS OF FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS

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RUSHING

DeMarco Murray vs. St. Louis, Oct. 23, 2011 (25 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ Philadelphia, Oct. 31, 1993 (30 carries)
Tony Dorsett vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 4, 1977 (23 carries)
Julius Jones @ Seattle, Dec. 6, 2004 (30 carries)
Julius Jones @ Carolina, Dec. 24, 2005 (34 carries)
Troy Hambrick @ Washington, Dec. 14, 2003 (33 carries)
Tony Dorsett @ N.Y. Giants, Nov. 9, 1980 (24 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ Phoenix, Sept. 22, 1991 (23 carries)
DeMarco Murray @ Chicago, Dec. 4, 2014 (32 carries)
Tony Dorsett @ Baltimore, Dec. 6, 1981 (30 carries)
DeMarco Murray vs. St. Louis, Sept. 22, 2013 (26 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ Atlanta, Dec. 21, 1992 (24 carries)
Herschel Walker @ New England, Nov. 15, 1987 (28 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 6, 1993 (23 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ Pittsburgh, Sept. 4, 1994 (31 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ N.Y. Giants, Jan. 2, 1994 (32 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ Atlanta, Oct. 29, 1995 (26 carries)
DeMarco Murray @ Tennessee, Sept. 14, 2014 (29 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1992 (30 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 7, 1994 (35 carries)
Emmitt Smith @ N.Y. Giants, Sept. 4, 1995 (21 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 8, 1998 (29 carries)
Tony Dorsett @ New England, Sept. 21, 1981 (19 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. Atlanta, Dec. 22, 1991 (32 carries)
Tony Dorsett vs. LA Rams, Oct. 18, 1981 (27 carries)
Tony Dorsett @ Houston, Sept. 29, 1985 (23 carries)
Ezekiel Elliott vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 18, 2016 (23 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 6, 1995 (27 carries)
Ezekiel Elliott @ Green Bay, Oct. 16, 2016 (28 carries)
Emmitt Smith vs. Washington, Nov. 28, 1996 (29 carries)

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SIDELINES

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES - CAREER
100-Yard Games Team Record Pct
Emmitt Smith............ 76
57-19
.750
Tony Dorsett.............. 43
39-4
.907
Ezekiel Elliott............. 30
26-4
.867

HISTORY

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STAFF
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PLAYOFF
RECORDSBIG
DAYS2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES - CAREER, cont.
DeMarco Murray....... 19
15-4
.789
Calvin Hill.................. 16
14-2
.875
Don Perkins.............. 10
5-4-1
.550
Herschel Walker.......... 9
5-4.556
Marion Barber............. 8
6-2.750
Julius Jones................ 8
5-3.625
Tony Pollard................ 6
5-1.833
Duane Thomas........... 6
6-0
1.000
Robert Newhouse....... 5
5-0
1.000
Troy Hambrick............. 5
3-2.600
Darren McFadden....... 5
1-4.200
Felix Jones.................. 42-2.500
Walt Garrison.............. 2
2-0
1.000
Scott Laidlaw.............. 2
2-0
1.000
Amos Marsh............... 2
2-0
1.000
Dan Reeves................ 2
1-1.500
Tashard Choice........... 1
1-0
1.000
Alfred Morris................ 1
1-0
1.000
Paul Palmer................. 1
1-0
1.000
Chris Warren............... 1
1-0
1.000
Preston Pearson......... 1
0-1.000
199-58-1
Total....................... 258
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203
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184
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181

RECEIVING- Miles Austin @ Kansas City, Oct. 11, 2009 (10 catches)- Bob Hayes @ Washington, Nov. 13, 1966 (9 catches)- Frank Clarke vs. Washington, Sept. 16, 1962 (10 catches)- Amari Cooper vs. Green Bay, Oct. 6, 2019 (11 catches)- Dez Bryant vs. New Orleans, Nov. 23, 2012 (9 catches)- Lance Rentzel vs. Washington, Nov. 19, 1967 (13 catches)- Amari Cooper vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 9, 2018 (10 catches)- Tony Hill vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 12, 1979 (7 catches)- Terrell Owens vs. San Francisco, Nov. 23, 2008 (7 catches)- Michael Irvin vs. Phoenix, Sept. 20, 1992 (8 catches)- James Dixon @ Phoenix, Nov. 12, 1989 (6 catches)- Kevin Williams @ Arizona, Dec. 25, 1995 (9 catches)- Michael Irvin @ Arizona, Dec. 8, 1996 (8 catches)- Bob Hayes vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 18, 1966 (6 catches)- Frank Clarke @ San Francisco, Nov. 10, 1963 (8 catches)- Drew Pearson @ Detroit, Oct. 6, 1975 (6 catches)- Bob Hayes vs. Houston, Dec. 20, 1970 (6 catches)- Michael Irvin @ Miami, Oct. 27, 1996 (12 catches)- Patrick Crayton vs. St. Louis, Sept. 30, 2007 (7 catches)- Bob Hayes vs. Baltimore, Dec. 13, 1969 (5 catches)- Tony Hill @ Detroit, Sept. 15, 1985 (11 catches)
100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES - CAREER
100-Yard Games Team Record Pct
Michael Irvin.............. 47
36-11
.766
Tony Hill.................... 26
17-9
.654
Bob Hayes................ 23
18-5
.783
Jason Witten............. 21
12-9
.571
Drew Pearson........... 19
11-8
.579
Dez Bryant................ 18
10-8
.556
Miles Austin............... 147-7.500
Amari Cooper............ 12
7-5.583
Lance Rentzel........... 12
10-2
.833
Frank Clarke.............. 12
4-6-2
.417
Terrell Owens............ 11
9-2.818
CeeDee Lamb........... 10
7-3.700
Terry Glenn.................. 9
5-4.556
Michael Gallup............ 7
3-4.429
Joey Galloway............. 6
4-2.667
Alvin Harper................ 6
4-2.667
Raghib Ismail.............. 5
4-1.800Bill Howton................. 5
1-4.200
Doug Cosbie............... 42-2.500
Mike Renfro................. 4
2-2.500
Jay Novacek............... 4
1-3.250
Patrick Crayton........... 3
3-0
1.000
Keyshawn Johnson..... 3
2-1.667
Ray Alexander............. 3
1-2.333
James McKnight......... 3
1-2.333
Herschel Walker.......... 3
1-2.333
Terrance Williams........ 3
1-2.333
Laurent Robinson........ 3
0-3.000
Cedrick Wilson............ 3
1-2.333
Doug Donley............... 2
2-0
1.000
Billy Joe DuPree.......... 2
2-0
1.000
Preston Pearson......... 2
2-0
1.000

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HISTORY

300-YARD PASSING GAMES - CAREER
300-Yard Games Team Record Pct
Tony Romo............... 46
29-17
.630
Dak Prescott............. 21
13-8
.619
Troy Aikman.............. 13
7-6.538
Danny White............. 10
5-5.500
Don Meredith.............. 7
6-1.857
Roger Staubach.......... 6
4-2.667
Jon Kitna.................... 42-2.500
Steve Pelluer............... 42-2.500
Drew Bledsoe............. 3
3-0
1.000
Gary Hogeboom......... 3
2-1.667
Vinny Testaverde......... 3
1-2.333
Quincy Carter.............. 1
1-0
1.000
Andy Dalton................ 1
1-0
1.000
Jason Garrett.............. 1
1-0
1.000
Chad Hutchinson........ 1
1-0
1.000
Craig Morton............... 1
1-0
1.000
Eddie LeBaron............ 1
0-1.000
Kellen Moore............... 1
0-1.000
Kyle Orton................... 1
0-1.000
Cooper Rush.............. 1
1-0
1.000
80-49
Total....................... 129.620

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Tony Romo vs. Denver, Oct. 6, 2013 (25-of-36)
Dak Prescott vs. Cleveland, Oct. 4, 2020 (41-of-58)
Dak Prescott @ Seattle, Sept. 27, 2020 (37-of-57)
Dak Prescott vs. Green Bay, Oct. 6, 2019 (27-of-44)
Don Meredith @ San Francisco, Nov. 10, 1963 (30-of-48)
Troy Aikman vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 1998 (34-of-57)
Dak Prescott vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 9, 2018 (42-of-54)
Dak Prescott vs. Atlanta, Sept. 20, 2020 (34-of-47)
Dak Prescott @ New England, Oct. 17, 2021 (36-of-51)
Dak Prescott @ Detroit, Nov. 17, 2019 (29-of-46)
Tony Romo vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 2012 (37-of-62)
Tony Romo vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 28, 2012 (36-of-62)
Kellen Moore, vs. Washington, Jan. 3, 2016 (33-of-48)
Tony Romo vs. New Orleans, Dec. 23, 2012 (26-of-43)
Don Meredith @ Washington, Nov. 13, 1966 (21-of-29)
Tony Romo vs. Tennessee, Oct. 10, 2010 (31-of-46)
Dak Prescott vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 8, 2019 (25-of-32)
Dak Prescott @ Tampa Bay, Sept. 9, 2021 (42-of-58)
Dak Prescott vs. Minnesota, Nov. 10, 2019 (28-of-46)
Don Meredith vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 9, 1966 (19-of-26)

BIG
DAYS

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2022 SEASON

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17.
18.
19.
20.

STAFF

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES - CAREER, cont.
100-Yard Games Team Record Pct
Dan Reeves................ 2
2-0
1.000
Ron Sellers.................. 2
2-0
1.000
Mike Sherrard............. 2
2-0
1.000
Emmitt Smith.............. 2
2-0
1.000
Cole Beasley............... 2
1-1.500
Randall Cobb.............. 2
1-1.500
Kelvin Edwards........... 2
1-1.500
Lee Folkins.................. 2
1-1.500
Jason Tucker.............. 2
1-1.500
Roy Williams............... 2
1-1.500
Antonio Bryant............ 2
0-2.000
Jim Doran................... 20-2.000
Cornell Burbage.......... 1
1-0
1.000
Buddy Dial.................. 1
1-0
1.000
Tony Dorsett................ 1
1-0
1.000
Blake Jarwin............... 1
1-0
1.000
Ernie Mills.................... 1
1-0
1.000
Kevin Ogletree............. 1
1-0
1.000
Rod Smith................... 1
1-0
1.000
Ron Springs................ 1
1-0
1.000
Kevin Williams............. 1
1-0
1.000
Tommy McDonald....... 1
0-0-1
.500
Marion Barber............. 1
0-1.000James Dixon............... 1
0-1.000
Lance Dunbar............. 1
0-1.000
Butch Johnson............ 1
0-1.000
Tony Pollard................ 1
1-0
1.000
Karl Powe................... 1
0-1.000	
206-128-3
Total....................... 347.598

SIDELINES

292

HISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS
RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSTAFF

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFFHISTORYHISTORY
SIDELINES

Dallas Cowboys Playoff History

Date

Game

Jan. 1, 1967

Championship Game

Opponent

ResultSite

Green BayL

Cotton Bowl

1966 Season (0-1)
1967 Season (1-1)

27-34

Dec. 24
Dec. 31

Eastern Championship Game ClevelandChampionship Game
Green BayW 52-14
L 17-21

Cotton Bowl
Lambeau Field

Dec. 21

Eastern Championship Game Cleveland

L

20-31

Cleveland Stadium

L

14-38

Cotton Bowl

Dec. 28

1968 Season (0-1)
1969 Season (0-1)

Eastern Championship Game Cleveland

1970 Season (2-1)

Dec. 26
Jan. 3, 1971
Jan. 17, 1971

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl V

Dec. 25
Jan. 2, 1972
Jan. 16, 1972

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl VI

Dec. 23
Dec. 31

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game

Dec. 23
Dec. 30

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game

Dec. 28
Jan. 4, 1976
Jan. 18, 1976

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl X

Dec. 19

NFC Divisional Playoff

Detroit
San Francisco
Baltimore1971 Season (3-0)
Minnesota
San Francisco
Miami

1972 Season (1-1)
San Francisco
Washington

1973 Season (1-1)
Los Angeles
Minnesota

1975 Season (2-1)
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh

1976 Season (0-1)
Los Angeles

1977 Season (3-0)

Dec. 26
Jan. 1, 1978
Jan. 15, 1978

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl XII

Dec. 30
Jan. 7, 1979
Jan. 21, 1979

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl XIII

Dec. 30

NFC Divisional Playoff

ChicagoMinnesota
Denver1978 Season (2-1)
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh

1979 Season (0-1)
Los Angeles

1980 Season (2-1)

Dec. 28
Jan. 4, 1981
Jan. 11, 1981

NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game

Jan. 2, 1982
Jan. 10, 1982

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game

Jan. 9, 1983
Jan. 16, 1983
Jan. 22, 1983

NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game

Dec. 26

NFC Wild Card Game

Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia

1981 Season (1-1)
Tampa BaySan Francisco

1982 Season (2-1)
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
Washington

1983 Season (0-1)
LA Rams294

W 5-0
W 17-10
L 13-16

Cotton Bowl
Kezar Stadium
Orange Bowl

W 20-12
W 14-3
W 24-3

Metropolitan Stadium
Texas Stadium
Tulane Stadium

W 30-28
L 3-26

Candlestick ParkRFK Stadium

W 27-16
L 10-27

Texas Stadium
Texas Stadium

W 17-14
W 37-7
L 17-21

Metropolitan Stadium
Memorial Coliseum
Orange Bowl

L

Texas Stadium

12-14

W 37-7
W 23-6
W 27-10Texas Stadium
Texas StadiumLouisiana Superdome

W 27-20
W 28-0
L 31-35

Texas Stadium
Memorial Coliseum
Orange Bowl

L

Texas Stadium

19-21

W 34-13
W 30-27
L 7-20Texas Stadium
Fulton County Stad.
Veterans Stadium

W 38-0
L 27-28

Texas Stadium
Candlestick Park

W 30-17
W 37-26
L 17-31

Texas Stadium
Texas Stadium
RFK Stadium

L

Texas Stadium

17-24

Game

Jan. 4, 1986

NFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 16, 1994
Jan. 23, 1994
Jan. 30, 1994

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl XXVIII

Jan. 8, 1995
Jan. 15, 1995

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game

Jan. 7, 1996
Jan. 14, 1996
Jan. 28, 1996

NFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl XXX

Dec. 28
Jan. 5, 1997

NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 2, 1999

NFC Wild Card Game

W 17-13
L 6-38

Soldier Field
Pontiac Silverdome

W 34-10W 30-20
W 52-17

Texas Stadium
Candlestick Park
Rose Bowl

W 27-17
W 38-21
W 30-13

Texas Stadium
Texas Stadium
Georgia DomeW 35-9L 28-38

Texas Stadium
Candlestick Park

W 30-11
W 38-27
W 27-17

Texas Stadium
Texas Stadium
Sun Devil Stadium

W 40-15
L 17-26

Texas Stadium
Ericsson Stadium

L

7-20

Texas Stadium

L

10-27

Metrodome

L

10-29

Ericsson Stadium

L

20-21

Qwest Field

L

17-21

Texas Stadium

W 34-14
L 3-34

AT&T Stadium
Metrodome

W 24-20
L 21-26

AT&T Stadium
Lambeau Field

L

AT&T Stadium

ChicagoDetroit

Philadelphia
San Francisco
Buffalo

1993 Season (3-0)
Green BaySan Francisco
Buffalo

1994 Season (1-1)
Green BaySan Francisco

1995 Season (3-0)

NFC Wild Card Game
NFC Wild Card Game
NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 4, 2015
Jan. 11, 2015

NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 15, 2017

NFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 5, 2019
Jan. 12, 2019

NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 16, 2022

NFC Wild Card Game

1996 Season (1-1)
Minnesota
Carolina

1998 Season (0-1)
Arizona

1999 Season (0-1)
Minnesota

2003 Season (0-1)
Carolina

2006 Season (0-1)
Seattle2007 Season (0-1)
N.Y. Giants

2009 Season (1-1)
Philadelphia
Minnesota

2014 Season (1-1)
DetroitGreen Bay2016 Season (0-1)
Green Bay2018 Season (1-1)
SeattleLA Rams

2021 Season (0-1)
San Francisco

2022 Season (1-1)
Tampa BaySan Francisco

295

31-34

W 24-22
L 22-30

AT&T Stadium
Memorial Coliseum

L

AT&T Stadium

17-23

W 31-14
L 12-19

Raymond James Stadium
Levi’s Stadium

SIDELINES

NFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff

Philadelphia
Green Bay
Pittsburgh

HISTORY

Anaheim Stadium

PLAYOFFHISTORY

0-20

1992 Season (3-0)

Jan. 9, 2010
Jan. 17, 2010

Jan. 16, 2023
Jan. 22, 2023

L

RECORDSNFC Divisional Playoff
NFC Championship Game
Super Bowl XXVII

Jan. 13, 2008

LA Rams

2022 SEASON

Jan. 10, 1993
Jan. 17, 1993
Jan. 31, 1993

Jan. 6, 2007

Site

PLAYERSNFC Wild Card GameNFC Divisional Playoff

Jan. 3, 2004

Result1991 Season (1-1)

Dec. 29
Jan. 5, 1992

Jan. 9, 2000

Opponent

1985 Season (0-1)

STAFF

Date

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASON

Home: 21-10
Away: 10-17

NFL Playoff Record: 36-30
Wild Card Game: 8-6
Divisional Game: 15-13

Championship Game: 8-8
Super Bowl: 5-3

Dallas Cowboys Playoff Record vs.

Arizona.......................... 0-1
Atlanta........................... 2-0
Baltimore....................... 0-1
Buffalo........................... 2-0
Carolina......................... 0-2
Chicago......................... 2-0
Cleveland...................... 1-2

Denver........................... 1-0
Detroit........................... 2-1
Green Bay..................... 4-4
Los Angeles Rams	�������� 4-5
Miami............................ 1-0
Minnesota..................... 4-3
N.Y. Giants.................... 0-1

Philadelphia................... 3-1
Pittsburgh...................... 1-2
San Francisco............... 5-4
Seattle........................... 1-1
Tampa Bay.................... 3-0
Washington................... 0-2

Cowboys All-Time Playoff Leaders
RUSHING (yards)
	  1.
	  2.
	  3.
	  4.
	  5.
	  6.
7.
	  8.
	  9.
	  10.

PLAYER
G
Smith, Emmitt (1990-02).....................17
Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)......................17
Newhouse, Robert (1972-83)..............23
Thomas, Duane (1970-71)....................6
Garrison, Walt (1966-74).....................15
Staubach, Roger (1969-79)................20
Elliott, Ezekiel (2016-22)........................6
Hill, Calvin (1969-74).............................8
Perkins, Don (1961-68).........................4
Jones, Felix (2008-12)..........................2

ATT
349
302
174
130
126
76
103
90
66
30

1.
	  2.
 	 3.
 	 4.
	  5.
	  6.
 	 7.
8.
	  9.
10.

PLAYER
G
Irvin, Michael (1988-99)...................... 16
Pearson, Drew (1973-83)................... 22
Harper, Alvin (1991-94,1999)............. 10
Novacek, Jay (1990-96)..................... 13
Hill, Tony (1977-86)............................ 17
Pearson, Preston (1975-80)............... 13
Hayes, Bob (1965-74)........................ 17
Witten, Jason (2003-17, 2019)............ 8
DuPree, Billy Joe (1973-83)............... 22
Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)..................... 17

	  1.
 	 2.
	  3.
	  4.
	  5.
	  6.
	  7.
	  8.
 	 9.
10.

PLAYER
G
Smith, Emmitt (1990-02)...............................17
Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)................................17
Irvin, Michael (1988-99).................................16
Pearson, Drew (1973-83)..............................22
Newhouse, Robert (1972-83)........................23
Harper, Alvin (1991-94, 1999).......................10
Garrison, Walt (1966-74)...............................15
Novacek, Jay (1990-96)................................13
Pearson, Preston (1975-80)..........................13
Hill, Tony (1977-86).......................................17

	  1.
2.
	  3.
4.
	  5.

PLAYERG
Romo, Tony (2006-16)................... 7
Prescott, Dak (2016-22).............. 6
Aikman, Troy (1989-00)................ 16
Staubach, Roger (1969-79)......... 20
White, Danny (1976-88)............... 18

YARDS
1,586
1,383
651
518
493
432
393
335
284
217

AVG.
4.5
4.6
3.7
4.0
3.9
5.7
3.8
3.8
4.3
7.2

LONG
65t
53t
19t
23t
19t
29t
44t
48t
24t
73t

TD
19
9
3
4
0
0
2
2
3
1

YARDS
1,315
1,105
655
645
618
504
492
486
447
403

AVG.
15.1
16.5
27.3
10.4
13.4
11.7
15.9
10.8
11.5
8.8

LONG
53t
83t
94t
25t
49t
34t
86t
32t
28t
32t

TD
8
8
4
6
4
3
2
1
4
1

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDSRECEIVING (yards)
NO
87
67
24
62
46
43
31
45
39
46

RUSHING-RECEIVING (yards)
RUSHING
1,586
1,383
0
16
651
3
493
0
135
-6

RECEIVING
342
403
1,315
1,105
80
655
159
645
504
618

TOTAL
1,928
1,786
1,315
1,121
731
658
652
645
639
612

PASSING (rating - min. 150 att.)
ATT
185
216
502
410
360

296

COMP
114
137
320
223
206

PCT
61.6
63.4
63.7
54.4
57.2

YDS
1,316
1,559
3,849
2,791
2,284

TD
8
11
23
24
15

INT
2
5
17
19
16

RATING
93.0
92.3
88.3
76.0
71.7

TD
21
–
–
10
–
8
8
–
6
–

2PT
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–

FG
–
18
13
–
12
–
–
9
–
7

TOTAL
126
94
63
60
51
48
48
41
36
33

MADE
18
13
12

PCT.
90.0
86.7
85.7

LONG
50
51
45

AVG.
43.5
42.9
40.7
36.6

LONG
57
59
65
53

BLK
1
1
0
0

FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 10 made)
ATT.
20
15
14

PUNTING AVG. (min. 25 punts)
PLAYERG	  1. Saxon, Mike (1985-92)......................................6
	  2. Jett, John (1993-96).......................................10
	  3. Widby, Ron (1968-71).......................................8
	  4. White, Danny (1976-88)..................................17

NO.
26
33
51
84

2022 SEASON

	  1.
	  2.
 	 3.

PLAYER
G
Septien, Rafael (1978-86)............................... 14
Boniol, Chris (1994-96)..................................... 7
Fritsch, Toni (1971-73, 1975)............................ 7

PAT
–
40
24
–
15
–
–
14
–
12

PLAYERS

	  1.
	  2.
	  3.
	  4.
	  5.
	  6.
	 	
	  8.
	  9.
10.

STAFF

SCORINGPLAYER
G
Smith, Emmitt (1990-02)....................... 17
Septien, Rafael (1978-86)..................... 13
Boniol, Chris (1994-96)........................... 7
Dorsett, Tony (1977-87)........................ 17
Fritsch, Toni (1971-73, 1975).................. 7
Pearson, Drew (1973-83)...................... 22
Irvin, Michael (1988-99)......................... 13
Clark, Mike (1968-71, 1973)................... 8
Novacek, Jay (1990-96)........................ 13
Murray, Eddie (1993, 1999)..................... 4

PUNT RETURN AVG. (min. 10)
NO.
12
19
16

YARDS
151
208
147
YARDS
243
505
237
267
191
207

AVG.
22.1
22.0
21.5
20.5
17.4
17.3

LONG
34
50
39
33
33
26

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0

YARDS
124
126
103
105
89
64
34
32
46
36
24
20
1
0

AVG.
13.8
18.0
17.2
21.0
22.3
16.0
8.5
8.0
15.3
12.0
8.0
6.7
0.3
0.0

LONG
29t
39t
30t
44t
41t
23t
41t
19t
21t
22t
19t
20t
1t
0t

TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

KICKOFF RETURN AVG. (min. 10)
	  1.
	  2.
 	 3.
	  4.
	  5.
	  6.

PLAYER
G
Harris, Cliff (1970-79)..........................21
Williams, Kevin (1993-96)....................10
Martin, Kelvin (1987-92, 1996)..............5
Jones, James (1980-82, 1984-85)........6
Fellows, Ron (1981-86).........................6
Johnson, Butch (1976-83)..................17

1.
	  2.
	  3.
	  4.
5.
		
		
		
	  9.
		
		
		
		
		

PLAYER
G
Waters, Charlie (1970-78, 1980-81).....25
Thurman, Dennis (1978-85).................13
Harris, Cliff (1970-79)...........................21
Brown, Larry (1991-95, 1998)..............14
Howley, Chuck (1961-73).....................11
Lewis, D.D. (1968, 1970-71)................27
Jordan, Lee Roy (1963-76)..................19
Renfro, Mel (1964-77)..........................21
Washington, James (1990-94)...............8
Everett, Thomas (1992-93)....................6
Woodson, Darren (1992-2003)............14
Walls, Everson (1981-89).......................7
Hughes, Randy (1975-80)....................12
Barnes, Benny (1972-82).....................21

NO.
11
23
11
13
11
12

INTERCEPTIONS
NO.
9
7
6
5
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3

297

SIDELINES

TD
0
0
0

HISTORY

LONG
68
44
43

PLAYOFFLEADERS

AVG.
12.6
11.0
9.2

RECORDS

PLAYERG
1. Hayes, Bob (1965-74).........................15
	  2. Johnson, Butch (1976-83)..................17 	 3. Jones, James (1980-82, 1984-85)........5

STAFF

Cowboys Individual Playoff Records
SERVICE
Most Games, Career
27 D.D. Lewis, 1968, 1970-81
26 Larry Cole, 1968-80
25 Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 1980-81

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSCORING
POINTS
Career
126 Emmitt Smith, 1990-99 (21-td)
94 Rafael Septien, 1978-85 (40-pat, 18-fg)
63 Chris Boniol, 1994-96 (24-pat, 13-fg)
Game
18 Craig Baynham, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
18 Preston Pearson, @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
18 Emmitt Smith, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
Game, Opponent
18 Larry Schreiber, @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
18 Sidney Rice, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
17 John Kasay, @ Carolina, 1/3/04
14 Curt Knight, @ Washington, 12/31/72
14 John Kasay, @ Carolina, 1/5/97
TOUCHDOWNS
Career21 Emmitt Smith, 1990-99 (19-r, 2-p)
10 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85 (9-r, 1-p)
8 Drew Pearson, 1973-83 (8-p)
8 Michael Irvin, 1988-98 (8-p)
Game
3 Craig Baynham, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67 (2-r, 1-p)
3 Preston Pearson, @ LA Rams, 1/4/76 (3-p)
3 Emmitt Smith, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96 (3-r)
Game, Opponent
3 Larry Schreiber, @ San Francisco, 12/23/72 (3-r)
3 Sidney Rice, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10 (3-p)
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Touchdown
8 Emmitt Smith, 1993-96
5 Duane Thomas, 1970-71
3 Tony Dorsett, 1977-78
3 Tony Dorsett, 1981-82
3 Emmitt Smith, 1992
3 Alvin Harper, 1992-93
3 Jay Novacek, 1992-93
3 Michael Irvin, 1994-95
POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWNS
Most Attempted, Career
40 Rafael Septien, 1978-85
24 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
15 Toni Fritsch, 1971-73, 1975
Most Attempted, Game
7 Danny Villanueva, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
7 Lin Elliott, vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
Most Made, Career
40 Rafael Septien, 1978-85
24 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
15 Toni Fritsch, 1971-73, 1975
Most Made, Game
7 Danny Villanueva, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
7 Lin Elliott, vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
Most Made, Game, Opponent
5 Don Cockroft, vs. Cleveland, 12/28/69
5 Roy Gerela, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/21/79
5 Eddie Murray, @ Detroit, 1/5/92
5 Doug Brien, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
Most Made, No Misses, Career
40 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
24 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
15 Toni Fritsch, 1971-73, 1975

Most Attempted, Game
5 Efren Herrera, vs. Denver, 1/15/78
4 Mike Clark, @ Cleveland, 12/21/68
4 Chris Boniol, vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96
Most Attempted, Opponent, Game
6 David Ray, vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
5 John Kasay, @ Carolina, 1/3/04
4 Curt Knight, @ Washington, 12/31/72
4 John Kasay, @ Carolina, 1/5/97
4 Greg Zuerlein, @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
4 Robby Gould, @ San Francisco, 1/22/23
Most Made, Career
18 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
13 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
12 Toni Fritsch, 1972-76
Most Made, Game
4 Chris Boniol, vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96
3 7 times, last by Chris Boniol @ Carolina, 1/5/97
Most Made, Opponent, Game
5 John Kasay, @ Carolina, 1/3/04
4 Curt Knight, @ Washington, 12/31/72
4 John Kasay, @ Carolina, 1/5/97
4 Robbie Gould, @ San Francisco, 1/22/23
Most Consecutive Field Goals Made
15 Rafael Septien, 1978-82
9 Chris Boniol, 1995-96
7 Efren Herrera, 1976-77
7 Eddie Murray, 1994, 1999
Most Consecutive Games Made
7 Toni Fritsch, 1972-76
6 Rafael Septien, 1976-78
5 Chris Boniol, 1995-96
Longest Field Goal
52 Dan Bailey, vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
51 Chris Boniol, vs. Philadelphia, 1/7/96
51 Dan Bailey, vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
51 Greg Zuerlein, vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
50 Rafael Septien, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/83
50 Eddie Murray, vs. San Francisco, 1/23/94
50 Martin Gramatica, @ Seattle, 1/6/07
50 Dan Bailey, vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
Longest Field Goal, Opponent
56 Mason Crosby, vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
54 Steve Christie, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
53 Robbie Gould, vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
52 Robbie Gould, vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
Highest Field Goal Percentage, Career (10 made)90.0 Rafael Septien, 1978-86 (18-20)
86.7 Chris Boniol, 1994-96 (13-15)
85.7 Toni Fritsch, 1972-76 (12-14)
SAFETIES
Most, Game
1 George Andrie and Jethro Pugh, vs.
		  Detroit, 12/26/70
1 Jim Jensen, vs. LA Rams, 12/19/76
Most, Opponent, Game
1 Alan Page, @ Minnesota, 12/25/71
1 Reggie Harrison, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
1 Terry Glenn, fumble through end zone,		   @ Seattle, 1/6/07
RUSHINGATTEMPTS
Career349 Emmitt Smith, 1990-99
302 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
174 Robert Newhouse, 1972-83
Game
35 Emmitt Smith, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
30 Duane Thomas, vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
30 Emmitt Smith, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
Game, Opponent
36 John Riggins, vs. Washington, 1/22/83
34 Eric Dickerson, @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
30 Larry Brown, @ Washington, 12/31/72

FIELD GOALS
Most Attempted, Career
21 Rafael Septien, 1978-86
15 Chris Boniol, 1994-96
14 Toni Fritsch, 1972-76
14 Mike Clark, 1968-71, 1973

Career
1,586
1,383
651

298

YARDS GAINED
Emmitt Smith, 1990-99
Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
Robert Newhouse, 1972-83

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Career (150 attempts)
63.75 Troy Aikman, 1989-99 (320 of 502)
61.62 Tony Romo, 2003-16 (114 of 185)
57.22 Danny White, 1976-88 (206 of 360)
Game (20 attempts)
76.67 Troy Aikman, vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95 (23 of 30)
75.76 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 1/26/23 (25 of 33)
75.68 Troy Aikman, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94 (28 of 37)

299

RATING
Tony Romo 2006-16
Dak Prescott 2016-22
Troy Aikman 1989-00
Roger Staubach 1969-79

SIDELINES

Career
93.0
92.3
88.3
76.0

HISTORYCOMPLETIONS
Career
320 Troy Aikman, 1989-99
223 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
206 Danny White, 1976-88
Game
32 Danny White, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
30 Troy Aikman, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
28 Troy Aikman, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
Opponent, Game
35 Tom Brady, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
31 Jim Kelly, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
29 Erik Kramer, @ Detroit, 1/5/92
Consecutive Passes Completed
11 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
10 Troy Aikman, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96
10 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Career
502 Troy Aikman, 1989-99
410 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
360 Danny White, 1976-88
Game
53 Danny White, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
53 Troy Aikman, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
49 Troy Aikman, vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Game, Opponent
66 Tom Brady, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
50 Jim Kelly, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
49 Neil O’Donnell, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96

HAD INTERCEPTED
Career19 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
17 Troy Aikman, 1989-99
16 Danny White, 1976-88
Game
4 Roger Staubach, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
3 Ten times, last Troy Aikman, vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Game, Opponent
4 Bob Avellini, vs. Chicago, 12/26/77
4 Craig Morton, vs. Denver, 1/15/78
4 Doug Williams, vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82
Most Consecutive Passes Attempted, None Intercepted
111 Troy Aikman, 1991-93
102 Roger Staubach, 1969-1973
88 Troy Aikman, 1994-96
Most Attempts, No Interceptions, Game
35 Tony Romo, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
34 Troy Aikman, @ San Francisco, 1/17/93
33 Troy Aikman, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
Most Attempts, No Interceptions, Game, Opponent
38 Erik Kramer, @ Detroit, 1/5/92
35 Aaron Rodgers, @ Green Bay, 1/11/15
30 Vince Ferragamo, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
30 Randall Cunningham, vs. Philadelphia, 1/10/93

RECORDSPASSINGATTEMPTSTOUCHDOWNS
Career24 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
23 Troy Aikman, 1989-98
15 Danny White, 1976-88
Game
4 Roger Staubach, @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
4 Troy Aikman, vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
4 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
Game, Opponent
4 Bart Starr, vs. Green Bay, 1/1/67
4 Terry Bradshaw, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/21/79
4 Brett Favre, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
Most Consecutive Games, Touchdown Pass
6 Dak Prescott, 2016-22
5 Troy Aikman, 1992-93
5 Troy Aikman, 1994-95
4 Danny White, 1982-83

2022 SEASONTOUCHDOWNS
Career19 Emmitt Smith, 1990-99
9 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85
4 Duane Thomas, 1970-71
Game
3 Emmitt Smith, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
2 Nine times, last by Emmitt Smith,		   vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96
Game, Opponent
3 Larry Schreiber, @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
2 Six times, last by C. J. Anderson		   @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
Most Consecutive Games Rushing for Touchdown
8 Emmitt Smith, 1993-96
4 Dak Prescott, 2018-22
3 Duane Thomas, 1971-72
3 Tony Dorsett, 1977-78
3 Tony Dorsett, 1981-82
3 Emmitt Smith, 1992

PLAYERSAVERAGE GAIN
Career (50 attempts)
5.68 Roger Staubach, 1969-79 (76-432)
4.58 Tony Dorsett, 1977-85 (302-1,383)
4.54 Emmitt Smith, 1990-99 (349-1,586)
Game (10 attempts)
9.25 Felix Jones, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10 (16-148)
7.27 Tony Dorsett, vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80 (22-160)
6.94 Calvin Hill, @ San Francisco, 12/23/72 (18-125)

YARDS GAINED
Career3,849 Troy Aikman, 1989-99
2,791 Roger Staubach, 1969-79
2,284 Danny White, 1976-88
Game
380 Troy Aikman, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
337 Troy Aikman, vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
330 Danny White, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
Game, Opponent
356 Aaron Rodgers, vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
351 Tom Brady, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
341 Erik Kramer, @ Detroit, 1/5/92
Most Games, 300 or More Passing Yards, Career
4 Troy Aikman, 1991-95
3 Danny White, 1976-88
Longest Pass Completion (All TDs)
94 Troy Aikman (to Harper), vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
86 Don Meredith (to Hayes), vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
83 Roger Staubach (to D. Pearson), vs. LA
		  Rams, 12/23/73
Longest Pass Completion, Opponent(All TDs except as noted)
76 Michael Vick (to Jeremy Maclin), vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
75 Frank Ryan (to Paul Warfield), vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
75 John Unitas (to John Mackey), vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
75 Doug Williams (to Jimmie Giles), vs.
		   Tampa Bay, 1/2/82 (no TD)

STAFF

Game
160 Tony Dorsett, vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
150 Emmitt Smith, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
148 Felix Jones, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
Game, Opponent
248 Eric Dickerson, @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
194 Wilbert Montgomery, @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
140 John Riggins, vs. Washington, 1/22/83
140 Robert Smith, @ Minnesota, 1/9/00
Longest Run
73 Felix Jones, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10 (TD)65 Emmitt Smith, @ Minnesota, 1/9/00
53 Tony Dorsett, @ LA Rams, 1/7/79
Longest Run, Opponent
74 Adrian Murrell, vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
71 James Lofton, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/83 (TD)55 Wilbert Montgomery, @ Philadelphia, 1/7/79
55 Eric Dickerson, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83 (TD)Most Games, 100 or More Yards
7 Emmitt Smith, 1990-98
3 Tony Dorsett, 1978-83
2 Duane Thomas, 1970-71
2 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-19
Most Consecutive Games, 100 or More Yards
3 Emmitt Smith, 1992
2 Duane Thomas, 1970-71
2 Ezekiel Elliott, 2016-18

STAFF

Game
143.6 Tony Romo, @ Green Bay, 1/11/15
143.3 Dak Prescott, @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
140.7 Troy Aikman, vs. Buffalo,1/31/93
Game, Opponent
148.6 Billy Kilmer, @ Washington, 12/31/72
143.5 Bart Starr, vs. Green Bay, 1/1/67
134.4 Brett Favre, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10

3 Preston Pearson, @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
Game, Opponent
3 Sidney Rice, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
2 Nine times, last by Amani Toomer, vs.
		   N.Y. Giants, 1/13/08
Most Consecutive Games, Touchdown
3 Alvin Harper, 1992-93
3 Jay Novacek, 1992-93
3 Michael Irvin, 1994-95

TIMES SACKED

Game

PLAYERSGame

7 Roger Staubach, vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
7 Roger Staubach, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
6 Tony Romo, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
6 Tony Romo, vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
Opponent, Game
5 John Hadl, vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
5 Ron Jaworski, vs. LA Rams, 1/4/76
5 Steve Bartkowski, @ Atlanta, 12/30/78
5 Randall Cunningham, vs. Philadelphia, 1/10/93

SIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASONPASS RECEIVING
RECEPTIONS
Career87 Michael Irvin, 1988-98
67 Drew Pearson, 1973-83
62 Jay Novacek, 1990-95
Game
12 Michael Irvin, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
11 Jay Novacek, vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
10 Jason Witten, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
10 CeeDee Lamb, @ San Francisco, 1/22/23
Game, Opponent
10 Andre Hastings, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96
9 Tom Waddle, @ Chicago, 12/29/91
9 Edgar Bennett, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
Most Consecutive Games, Pass Reception
22 Drew Pearson, 1973-83
16 Michael Irvin, 1991-98
13 Jay Novacek, 1991-95

ATTEMPTS
Emmitt Smith, 1990-99 (349-ru, 46-re)Tony Dorsett, 1977-85 (302-ru, 46-re)Robert Newhouse, 1972-83 (174-ru, 14-re)Emmitt Smith, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96 (35-ru, 29-re)Emmitt Smith, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94 (30-ru,4-re)Emmitt Smith, @ San Francisco, 1/17/19 (24-ru,7-re)
YARDS
Emmitt Smith, 1990-99 (1,586-ru, 342-re)Tony Dorsett, 1977-85 (1,383-ru, 403-re)Michael Irvin, 1988-98 (0-ru, 1,315-re)Michael Irvin, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95 (192-re)Tony Dorsett, vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80 (160-ru, 28-re)Felix Jones, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10 (148-ru, 30-re)
PUNTINGAVERAGE GAIN
Career (20 receptions)27.3 Alvin Harper, 1991-94 (24-655)
16.5 Drew Pearson, 1973-83 (67-1,105)
15.8 Butch Johnson, 1976-83 (25-394)
Game (3 receptions)39.0 Alvin Harper, @ San Francisco, 1/17/93 (3-117)
34.0 Frank Clarke, vs. Green Bay, 1/1/67 (3-102)
29.3 Alvin Harper, @ Chicago, 12/29/91 (3-88)
TOUCHDOWNS
88
6Career
395
348
188
Game
37
34
31
Career
1,928
1,786
1,315
Game
192
188
178

YARDS
Career
1,315 Michael Irvin, 1988-98
1,105 Drew Pearson, 1973-83
655 Alvin Harper, 1991-94
Game
192 Michael Irvin, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
163 Raghib Ismail, @ Minnesota, 1/9/00
144 Bob Hayes, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
Game, Opponent
161 Lynn Swann, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
152 Andre Reed, vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
146 Charlie Taylor, vs. Washington, 12/31/72
146 Jeremy Maclin, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
Longest Pass Reception (All TDs)
94 Alvin Harper (from Aikman), vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
86 Bob Hayes (from Meredith), vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
83 Drew Pearson (from Staubach), vs. LA
		  Rams, 12/23/73
Longest Pass Reception, Opponent (All TDs, except *)76 J. Maclin (from M. Vick), vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
75 P. Warfield (from F. Ryan), vs. Cleveland 12/24/67
75 J. Mackey (from J. Unitas), vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
75 J. Giles (from D. Williams), vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82*
Most Games, 100 or More Yards Receiving, Career
6 Michael Irvin, 1988-98
2 Tony Hill, 1977-86
2 Alvin Harper, 1991-94

Career

RUSHING-RECEIVING

PUNTS
Career (25 punts)
84 Danny White, 1976-85
51 Ron Widby, 1968-71
33 John Jett, 1993-96
Game
9 Ron Widby, vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
8 Five times, last by Danny White, vs. LA
		  Rams, 12/30/79
Game, Opponent
8 Donny Anderson, @ Green Bay, 12/31/67
8 Herman Weaver, vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
8 Neil Clabo, @ Minnesota, 1/1/78
8 Tom Hutton, vs. Philadelphia, 1/7/96
8 Scott Player, vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Longest Punt
65 Ron Widby, vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
62 Mat McBriar, @ Seattle, 1/6/07
61 Mat McBriar, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
Longest Punt, Opponent
66 Jake Schum, vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
64 Dave Chapple, vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
62 Craig Hentrich, vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
AVERAGE GROSS YARDS
Career (25 punts)
43.5 Mike Saxon, 1985-92
42.9 John Jett, 1993-96
40.1 Ron Widby, 1968-71
Game (4 punts)
53.6 Bryan Anger, vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22 (5-268)
48.4 Mat McBriar, @ Seattle, 1/6/07 (5-242)
48.0 Chris Jones, vs. Detroit, 1/11/15 (4-192)
Game, Opponent (4 punts)
51.4 Michael Dickson, vs. Seattle, 1/12/19 (7-360)
50.6 Sav Rocca, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10 (5-253)
49.0 Jake Camarda, @Tampa Bay, 1/16/23 (5-245)
Career

Career21
10
9

Drew Pearson, 1973-83
Michael Irvin, 1988-98
Jay Novacek, 1990-95

300

HAD BLOCKED

1 Mike Saxon, 1986-1992
1 John Jett, 1993-95
Most Consecutive Punts, None Blocked
84 Danny White, 1976-83
60 Ron Widby, 1968-72
24 Marv Bateman, 1972-75
INSIDE 20
Danny White, 1976-83
Mat McBriar, 2004-09
Ron Widby, 1968-72

5
4
3

Game

7 Michael Bates, @ Carolina 1/3/04
6 Kevin Williams, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
6 Kevin Ogletree, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
Game, Opponent
7 Del Rodgers, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/83
7 Antonio Freeman, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96

Mat McBriar, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
Toby Gowin, vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Eight times, last by Bryan Anger, @ SF, 1/22/23
PUNT RETURNSFAIR CATCHES
Career10 Bob Hayes, 1966-72
8 Lance Rentzel, 1967-69
8 Cliff Harris, 1970-79
Game
4 Lance Rentzel, @ Cleveland, 12/21/68
4 Cliff Harris, @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
3 Lance Rentzel, @ Green Bay, 12/31/67
3 Golden Richards, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
3 Gordon Banks, @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
Game, Opponent
4 Bobby Bryant, @ Minnesota, 12/25/71
3 Bobby Bryant, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
3 Travis Benjamin, vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
YARDS GAINED
Career208 Butch Johnson, 1976-83
151 Bob Hayes, 1965-74
147 James Jones, 1980-82
Game
141 Bob Hayes, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
81 James Jones, vs. LA Rams, 12/20/80
73 Tavon Austin, vs. Seattle, 1/15/19
Game, Opponent
69 John Sciarra, @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
59 Reggie Brooks, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
54 Antonio Freeman, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
Longest Punt Return
68 Bob Hayes, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
64 Bob Hayes, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
63 Golden Richards, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73 (TD)Longest Punt Return, Opponent
43 Reggie Brooks, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
39 Antonio Freeman, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
30 Jim Bertelsen, vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73

1 Miles Austin, @ Seattle, 1/6/07
Game, Opponent
1 Vic Washington, vs. San Francisco, 12/23/72
INTERCEPTED BY

Game

KICKOFF RETURNSRETURNS
Kevin Williams, 1993-96
James Jones, 1980-82, 1984-85
Butch Johnson, 1976-83

3 Charlie Waters, vs. Chicago, 12/26/77
3 Dennis Thurman, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/83
2 Seven times, last by Larry Brown, vs.
		  Pittsburgh, 1/28/96
Game, Opponent
2 Skip Vanderhundt, @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
2 Bobby Bryant, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
2 Eric Davis, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
2 Aeneas Williams, vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Most Consecutive Games Intercept Pass
3 Mel Renfro, 1970
3 Randy Hughes, 1977-78
YARDS GAINED
Career
126 Dennis Thurman, 1978-85
124 Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 80-81
105 Larry Brown, 1991-95
Game
77 Larry Brown, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96
68 Thomas Henderson, @ LA Rams, 1/7/79
60 Cornell Green, vs. Cleveland, 1/24/67
Game, Opponent
94 LeRoy Irvin, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
88 Walt Sumner, vs. Cleveland, 12/28/69
63 Bobby Bryant, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
Longest Return (all TDs except as noted)
68 Thomas Henderson, @ LA Rams, 1/7/79
60 Cornell Green, vs. Cleveland, 1/24/67
44 Larry Brown, vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96 (no TD)

301

SIDELINES

Career23
13
12Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 80-81
Dennis Thurman, 1978-85
Cliff Harris, 1970-79

HISTORY

TOUCHDOWNS

1 Golden Richards, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
Game, Opponent
		NoneINTERCEPTIONS
976PLAYOFF
RECORDS

CareerAVERAGE YARDAGE
Career (10 returns)
12.6 Bob Hayes, 1965-74 (12-151)
11.0 Butch Johnson, 1976-83 (19-208)
9.2 James Jones, 1980-82 (16-147)
Game (3 returns)
47.0 Bob Hayes, vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67 (3-141)
18.7 Patrick Crayton, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10 (3-56)
16.2 James Jones, vs. LA Rams, 12/20/80 (5-81)
Game, Opponent (3 returns)
13.5 Antonio Freeman, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96 (4-54)
13.0 Jim Bertelsen, vs. LA Rams, 1/23/73 (4-52)
11.5 John Sciarra, @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81 (6-69)
Game

TOUCHDOWNS

Game

RECORDSAVERAGE YARDAGE
Career (10 returns)
22.1 Cliff Harris, 1970-79 (11-243)
22.0 Kevin Williams, 1993-96 (23-505)
21.5 Kelvin Martin, 1987-92 (11-237)
Game (3 returns)
45.3 Miles Austin, @ Seattle, 1/6/07 (3-136)
39.3 Rod Hill, vs. Green Bay, 1/9/83 (3-118)
30.0 KaVontae Turpin, @ San Francisco, 1/22/23 (4-120)
Game, Opponent (3 returns)
45.3 Vic Washington, vs. San Francisco, 12/23/72 (3-136)
31.3 Rick Upchurch, vs. Denver, 1/15/78 (3-94)
31.0 Michael Bates, @ Carolina, 1/5/97 (5-155)
31.0 Domenik Hixon, vs. N.Y. Giants, 1/13/08 (3-93)

2022 SEASONYARDSCareer
505 Kevin Williams, 1993-96
267 James Jones, 1980-82, 1984-85
243 Cliff Harris, 1970-79
Game
172 Michael Bates, @ Carolina 1/3/04
136 Miles Austin, @ Seattle, 1/6/07
130 Kevin Williams, @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
Game, Opponent
155 Michael Bates, @ Carolina, 1/5/97
148 Del Rodgers, vs. Green Bay, 1/16/83
148 Antonio Freeman, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
Longest Kickoff Return
93 Miles Austin, @ Seattle, 1/6/07 (TD)89 Rod Hill, vs. Green Bay, 1/9/83
50 Kevin Williams, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
Longest Kickoff Return, Opponent
97 Vic Washington, vs. San Francisco, 12/23/72 (TD)
67 Rick Upchurch, vs. Denver, 1/15/78
61 Clinton Jones, @ Minnesota, 12/25/71

PLAYERS

RETURNS
Career19 Butch Johnson, 1976-83
16 James Jones, 1980-82
12 Bob Hayes, 1965-74
Game
5 James Jones, vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
5 Ron Fellows, vs. Tampa Bay, 1/9/83
5 Tavon Ausitn, vs. Seattle, 1/12/19
4 Seven times, last by J. Galloway, @ Carolina, 1/3/04
Game, Opponent
6 John Sciarra, @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
5 Lem Barney, vs. Detroit, 12/26/70

STAFF

Game

STAFF

Longest Return, Opponents (all TDs except as noted)
94 LeRoy Irvin, vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83 (no TD)
88 Walt Sumner, vs. Cleveland, 12/28/64
63 Bobby Bryant, vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73

CareerSIDELINESHISTORY

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

Game

SACKS
TOTAL SACKSGame
3.0 Tony Casillas, @ San Francisco, 1/17/93
Game, Opponent
3.0 Gary Jeter, @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
3.0 Ray Edwards, @ Minnesota, 1/17/10

FUMBLESOPPONENTS’ FUMBLES RECOVERED4
3

Cliff Harris, 1970-79
Charlie Waters, 1970-78, 1980-81

BLOCKED KICKSBLOCKED PUNTS

Game
1 Darrick Brownlow, vs. Chicago, 12/29/91
Game, Opponent
1 Steve Tasker, vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
1 Bernardo Harris, vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96

2 Charlie Waters, vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
2 Harvey Martin, vs. Minnesota, 1/1/78
2 Randy Hughes, vs. Denver, 1/15/78
2 Jimmie Jones, vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
2 Bobby Carpenter, vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
2 DeMarcus Lawrence, vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
Longest Fumble Returns (All TDs except as noted)
64 Leon Lett, vs Buffalo, 1/31/93 (no TD)
46 James Washington, vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
44 Chuck Howley, @ Cleveland, 12/21/68
Longest Fumble Returns, Opponent (All TDs)
60 Hugh Green, vs. Tampa Bay, 1/9/83
18 Jim Grabowski, vs. Green Bay, 1/1/67

BLOCKED FIELD GOALS
Game, Opponent
1 Datone Jones, @ Green Bay, 1/11/15

Cowboys Team Playoff Records
SINGLE GAMESCORING

Most Points
52 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67 (Dallas 52, Cleveland 14)
52 vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93 (Dallas 52, Buffalo 17)
40 vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96 (Dallas 40, Minn. 15)
Most Points, Opponent
38 vs. Cleveland, 12/28/69 (Cleveland 38, Dallas 14)
38 @ Detroit, 1/5/92 (Detroit 38, Dallas 6)
38 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95 (S.F. 38, Dallas 28)
Most Points, Both Teams
69 vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93 (Dallas 52, Buff. 17)
66 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67 (Dallas 52, Cleveland 14)
66 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/21/79 (Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31)
66 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95 (S.F. 38, Dallas 28)
Fewest Points
0 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86 (LA Rams 20, Dallas 0)
3 @ Washington, 12/31/72 (Wash. 26, Dallas 3)
3 @ Minnesota, 1/17/10 (Minnesota 34, Dallas 3)
Fewest Points, Opponent
0 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70 (Dallas 5, Detroit 0)
0 @ LA Rams, 1/7/79 (Dallas 28, LA Rams 0)
0 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82 (Dallas 38, Tampa Bay 0)
Most Points Overcome To Win Game
18 @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
14 @ Atlanta, 1/4/81
14 vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
Most Decisive Win
38 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82 (Dallas 38, Tampa Bay 0)
38 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67 (Dallas 52, Cleveland 14)
35 vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93 (Dallas 52, Buffalo 17)
Most Decisive Loss
32 @ Detroit, 1/5/92 (Detroit 38, Dallas 6)
31 @ Minnesota, 1/17/10 (Minnesota 34, Dallas 3)
24 vs. Cleveland, 12/28/69 (Cleveland 38, Dallas 14)
FIRST DOWNS
Most First Downs
29 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
29 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/9/83
29 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
Most First Downs, Opponent
30 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
27 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
26 @ San Francisco, 1/10/82
26 @ Chicago, 12/29/91
Most First Downs, Both Teams
52 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
50 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
49 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
Fewest First Downs
8 @ Washington, 12/31/72
9 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
9 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71

302

Fewest First Downs, Opponent
7 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
8 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/9/83
9 vs. San Francisco, 1/2/72
9 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
Fewest First Downs, Both Teams
21 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
23 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
24 @ Washington, 12/31/72
Most First Downs, Rushing
19 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
16 @ San Francisco, 1/3/71
16 vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96
Most First Downs, Rushing, Opponent
17 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
14 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
13 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
Fewest First Downs, Rushing
2 @ Washington, 1/22/83
3 Four times, last @ Carolina, 1/3/04
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Opponent
0 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
1 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
2 Six times, last vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Most First Downs, Passing
20 vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
19 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82
19 @ Washington, 1/22/83
Most First Downs, Passing, Opponent
20 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
19 @ Detroit, 1/5/92
18 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
Fewest First Downs, Passing
3 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
3 @ Washington, 12/31/72
4 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Opponent
1 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
3 vs. LA Rams, 1/4/86
4 vs. Atlanta, 12/30/78
4 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/9/83
Most First Downs, Penalty
4 @ Carolina, 1/5/97
4 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
3 vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
3 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
3 vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
3 vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
3 @ Green Bay, 1/11/15
3 vs. Seattle, 1/5/19
Most First Downs, Penalty, Opponent
4 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
4 vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
4 @ Seattle, 1/6/07
4 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
4 vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22

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HISTORY

Most Sacks
8 @ Green Bay, 12/31/67
5 Eight times, last vs. Philadelphia, 1/7/96
Most Sacks, Opponent
7 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
7 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
6 vs. San Francisco, 1/2/72
6 @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
6 vs. Detroit, 1/4/15

PLAYOFF
RECORDSSACKSTOTAL SACKSRECORDSPASSINGATTEMPTS
Most Passes Attempted
53 vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
53 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
49 vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Most Passes Attempted, Opponent
66 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
50 vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
49 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96

YARDS
Most Yards Gained Passing
352 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
330 vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
310 @ Atlanta, 1/4/81
Most Yards Gained Passing, Opponent
356 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
351 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
337 @ Detroit, 1/5/92
Most Yards Gained Passing, Both Teams
658 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
656 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
616 vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
Fewest Yards Gained Passing
22 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
63 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
72 vs. San Francisco, 1/2/72
Fewest Yards Gained Passing, Opponent
35 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
47 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
52 vs. Atlanta, 12/30/78
Fewest Yards Gained Passing, Both Teams
102 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
166 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
193 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81

2022 SEASON

YARDSMost Yards Gained Rushing
338 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
255 vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96
252 vs. Miami, 1/16/72
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Opponent
273 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
269 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
263 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Both Teams
430 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
349 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
337 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing
50 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
56 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96
61 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Opponent
22 vs. LA Rams, 12/19/76
31 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
48 vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Both Teams
128 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
157 vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
159 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96

COMPLETIONS
Most Passes Completed
32 vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
30 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
28 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
Most Passes Completed, Opponent
35 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
31 vs. Buffalo, 1/30/94
29 @ Detroit, 1/5/92
Most Passes Completed, Both Teams
60 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
56 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
52 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
Fewest Passes Completed
4 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
7 @ San Francisco, 1/3/71
8 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
8 vs. Chicago, 12/26/77
Fewest Passes Completed, Opponent
6 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
7 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
7 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
Fewest Passes Completed, Both Teams
11 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
15 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73
21 vs. LA Rams, 12/30/79
21 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81

PLAYERS

RUSHINGATTEMPTS
Most Rushing Attempts
51 @ San Francisco, 1/3/71
50 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
50 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
Most Rushing Attempts, Opponent
49 vs. LA Rams, 12/19/76
48 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
47 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
Fewest Rushing Attempts
16 @ Minnesota, 1/9/00
18 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
18 @ Carolina, 1/3/04
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Opponent
12 vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
12 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
13 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
13 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10

Most Passes Attempted, Both Teams
99 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
85 vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
84 vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83
Fewest Passes Attempted
14 @ Minnesota, 12/25/71
14 vs. Chicago, 12/24/77
15 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
Fewest Passes Attempted, Opponent
18 @ Washington, 12/31/72
18 vs. N.Y. Giants, 1/13/08
19 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
20 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
Fewest Passes Attempted, Both Teams
38 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
39 @ Washington, 12/31/72
39 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73

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NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING AND PASSING
Most Yards Gained
528 vs. LA Rams,425+5 12/28/80
451 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
450 vs. Green Bay, 1/8/95
Most Yards Gained, Opponent
466 vs. Green Bay, 1/6/83
459 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19
421 @ Detroit, 1/5/92
Most Yards Gained, Both Teams
843 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
841 vs. Green Bay, 1/6/83
831 @ San Francisco, 1/17/93
Fewest Yards Gained
153 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
169 @ Washington, 12/31/72
183 vs. Minnesota, 12/25/71
Fewest Yards Gained, Opponent
118 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
156 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
156 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
Fewest Yards Gained, Both Teams
387 @ Green Bay, 12/31/67
387 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
459 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73

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2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSSACK YARDAGE
Most Sack Yardage
76 @ Green Bay, 12/31/67
51 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
45 vs. Philadelphia, 1/10/93
Most Sack Yardage, Opponent
52 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/21/79
51 vs. Detroit, 1/4/15
44 vs. LA Rams, 12/23/73

KICKOFF RETURNSTOTAL RETURNS
Most Kickoff Returns
8 @ Carolina, 1/3/04
7 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
7 @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
Most Kickoff Returns, Opponent
8 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76
8 vs. Chicago, 12/26/77
8 vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96

INTERCEPTIONSTOTAL INTERCEPTIONS
Most Interceptions
5 @ LA Rams, 1/7/79
4 Five times, last vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
Most Interceptions, Opponent
4 @ Cleveland, 12/21/68
4 vs. Minnesota, 12/30/73
3 Nine times, last vs. Arizona, 1/2/99

YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained Kickoff Returns
179 @ Carolina, 1/3/04
173 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/83
160 @ Seattle, 1/6/07
Most Yards Gained Kickoff Returns, Opponent
188 @ Minnesota, 12/25/71
173 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
167 @ LA Rams, 1/4/76

YARDS
Most Yards
123 @ LA Rams, 1/7/79
77 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/28/96
76 vs. Chicago, 12/26/77
Most Yards, Opponent
123 vs. Cleveland, 12/28/69
122 @ Carolina, 1/5/97
111 vs. LA Rams, 12/26/83

FUMBLESTOTAL FUMBLES
Most Fumbles
6 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
6 vs. Atlanta, 12/30/78
5 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
Most Fumbles, Opponent
8 vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
5 @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
5 vs. Minnesota, 1/1/78
5 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71

PUNTINGTOTAL PUNTS

Most Punts
9 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
8 Five times, last vs. LA Rams, 12/30/79
Most Punts, Opponent
8 @ Green Bay, 12/31/67
8 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
8 vs. Minnesota, 1/1/78
8 vs. Philadelphia, 1/7/96
8 vs. Arizona, 1/2/99
Fewest Punts
1 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
1 vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96
2 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
2 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
2 @ Green Bay, 1/11/15
2 vs. Green Bay, 1/15/17
Fewest Punts, Opponent
1 vs. Cleveland, 12/28/69
1 @ Chicago, 12/29/91
1 @ San Francisco, 1/17/93
1 @ Carolina, 1/5/97
1 @ LA Rams, 1/12/19

FUMBLES LOST
Most Fumbles Lost
3 @ San Francisco, 12/23/72
3 vs. Atlanta, 12/30/78
3 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
3 @ LA Rams, 1/4/86
3 @ Minnesota, 1/9/00
Most Fumbles Lost, Opponent
5 vs. Buffalo, 1/31/93
4 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
4 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
4 vs. Minnesota, 12/28/96

AVERAGE YARDAGE
Highest Average Distance Punting (4 punts)
53.6 vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
48.4 @ Seattle, 1/6/07
48.0 vs. Detroit, 1/11/15
Highest Average Distance Punting, Opponent (4 punts)
51.4 vs. Seattle, 1/5/19
50.6 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
49.0 @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23

SIDELINESHISTORY

PUNT RETURNSTOTAL RETURNSPENALTIESTOTAL PENALTIES
Most Penalties
14 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
14 vs. San Francisco, 1/16/22
12 vs. Denver, 1/15/78
11 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
11 vs. N.Y. Giants, 1/13/08
Most Penalties, Opponent
11 vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96
10 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82
10 @ Green Bay, 1/11/15
Fewest Penalties
2 Nine times, last @ Tampa Bay, 1/16/23
Fewest Penalties, Opponent
0 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
0 vs. Miami, 1/16/72
0 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
0 @ Carolina, 1/3/04
YARDS PENALIZED
Most Yards Penalized
120 vs. Baltimore, 1/17/71
112 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
98 @ San Francisco, 1/15/95
Most Yards Penalized, Opponent
116 vs. Philadelphia, 1/9/10
106 @ San Francisco, 1/10/82
105 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/2/82
Fewest Yards Penalized
10 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
10 @ Minnesota, 12/25/71
10 @ Minnesota, 1/17/10
Fewest Yards Penalized, Opponent
0 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
0 vs. Miami, 1/16/72
0 vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
0 @ Carolina, 1/3/04

Most Punt Returns
6 vs. Seattle, 1/5/19
5 vs. Minnesota, 1/1/78
5 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
5 vs. Tampa Bay, 1/9/83
Most Punt Returns, Opponent
6 vs. Detroit, 12/26/70
6 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
5 Four times, last vs. Pittsburgh, 1/18/76
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained Punt Returns
155 vs. Cleveland, 12/24/67
81 vs. LA Rams, 12/28/80
80 vs. Seattle. 1/5/19
Most Yards Gained Punt Returns, Opponent
69 @ Philadelphia, 1/11/81
59 vs. Green Bay, 1/16/94
54 vs. Green Bay, 1/14/96

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DEFEAT
32 pts, (38-6) @ Detroit, Jan. 5, 1992
31 pts, (34-3) @ Minnesota, Jan. 17, 201024 pts, (38-14) vs. Cleveland, Dec. 28, 1969
23 pts, (26-3) @ Washington, Dec. 31, 1972
20 pts, (20-0) @ LA Rams, Jan. 4, 1986

LONG RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE

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Felix Jones vs. Philadelphia (TD)....................................................January 9, 2010
Emmitt Smith @ Minnesota............................................................January 9, 2000
Tony Dorsett @ LA Rams...............................................................January 7, 1979
Calvin Hill @ San Francisco......................................................December 23, 1972
Ezekiel Elliott vs. Seattle................................................................ January, 5, 2019
Emmitt Smith vs. Buffalo..............................................................January 31, 1993
Emmitt Smith vs. Minnesota (TD).............................................December 28, 1996
Marion Barber vs. N.Y. Giants......................................................January 13, 2008
Julius Jones @ Seattle...................................................................January 6, 2007
Ron Springs vs. LA Rams........................................................December 28, 1980
DeMarco Murray @ Green Bay.....................................................January 11, 2015

94 yards
86 yards
83 yards
76 yards
70 yards
68 yards

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Troy Aikman to Alvin Harper vs. Green Bay (TD).............................January 8, 1995
Don Meredith to Bob Hayes vs. Cleveland (TD)........................December 24, 1967
Roger Staubach to Drew Pearson vs. LA Rams (TD)................December 23, 1973
Tony Romo to Terrance Williams vs. Detroit (TD)............................January 4, 2015
Troy Aikman to Alvin Harper @ San Francisco..............................January 17, 1993
Don Meredith to Frank Clarke vs. Green Bay (TD)..........................January 1, 1967

LONG FORWARD PASSES

2022 SEASON

73 yards
65 yards
53 yards
48 yards
44 yards
38 yards
37 yards
36 yards
35 yards
32 yards
30 yards

PLAYERS

Cowboys Longest Playoff Plays

STAFF

LARGEST MARGIN

VICTORY
1. 38 pts, (52-14) vs. Cleveland, Dec. 24, 1967		 38 pts, (38-0) vs. Tampa Bay, Jan. 2, 1982
3. 35 pts, (52-17) vs. Buffalo, Jan. 31, 1993
4. 30 pts, (37-7) @ LA Rams, Jan. 4, 1976		 30 pts, (37-7) vs. Chicago, Dec. 26, 1977

LONG PUNT RETURNSLONG KICKOFF RETURNS

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Miles Austin @ Seattle (TD)...................................................... January 6, 2007
Rod Hill vs. Green Bay.................................................................January 16, 1983
Kevin Williams vs. Buffalo............................................................January 30, 1994
Thomas Henderson vs. Pittsburgh...............................................January 18, 1976
KaVontae Turpin @ San Fransisco........................................ January 22, 2023
Michael Bates @ Carolina..............................................................January 3, 2004
Kelvin Martin vs. Philadelphia.......................................................January 10, 1993
Kevin Williams vs. Green Bay.........................................................January 8, 1995
KaVontae Turpin @ Tampa Bay.............................................. January 16, 2023

68 yards
60 yards
44 yards
39 yards————

Thomas Henderson @ LA Rams (TD).............................................January 7, 1979
Cornell Green vs. Cleveland (TD)..............................................December 24, 1967
Larry Brown vs. Pittsburgh..........................................................January 28, 1996
Dennis Thurman vs. Green Bay (TD)............................................January 16, 1983

64 yards
46 yards
44 yards
37 yards————

Leon Lett vs. Buffalo....................................................................January 31, 1993
James Washington vs. Buffalo (TD)..............................................January 30, 1994
Chuck Howley @ Cleveland (TD)..............................................December 21, 1968
Mike Hegman vs. Pittsburgh (TD).................................................January 21, 1979
Bold denotes rookie

LONG INTERCEPTION RETURNSPLAYOFF
RECORDS

93 yards
89 yards
50 yards
48 yards
44 yards
41 yards
39 yards
39 yards
35 yards

RECORDS

68 yards—
Bob Hayes vs. Cleveland.........................................................December 24, 1967
63 yards—
Golden Richards vs. Minnesota (TD)................................ December 30, 1973
51 yards—
Tavon Austin vs. Seattle.................................................................January 5, 201944 yards—
Butch Johnson vs. LA Rams............................................. December 19, 1976
43 yards—
James Jones vs. LA Rams................................................. December 28, 1980
41 yards—
Deion Sanders vs. Arizona.............................................................January 2, 1999		...............................................................................................................................

LONG FUMBLE RETURNSHISTORY
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PLAYOFF
RECORDSHISTORY
SIDELINES

Cowboys Big Playoff Days
100-YARD RUSHING GAMES

160 yards
150 yards
148 yards
143 yards
137 yards
135 yards
132 yards
129 yards
125 yards
125 yards
123 Yards
116 yards
114 yards
114 yards
112 yards
110 yards
108 yards
108 yards
105 yards
101 yards

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Tony Dorsett vs. LA Rams........................................December 28, 1980
Emmitt Smith vs. Green Bay....................................... January 14, 1996
Felix Jones vs. Philadelphia........................................... January 9, 2010
Duane Thomas @ San Francisco................................... January 3, 1971
Ezekiel Elliott vs. Seattle................................................ January 5, 2019
Duane Thomas vs. Detroit..................................December 26, 1970
Emmitt Smith vs. Buffalo............................................. January 30, 1994
Marion Barber vs. N.Y. Giants..................................... January 13, 2008
Calvin Hill @ San Francisco......................................December 23, 1972
Ezekiel Elliott vs. Green Bay.................................. January 15, 2017
DeMarco Murray @ Green Bay.................................... January 11, 2015
Emmitt Smith vs. Minnesota.....................................December 28, 1996
Emmitt Smith vs. Philadelphia..................................... January 10, 1993
Emmitt Smith @ San Francisco................................... January 17, 1993
Julius Jones @ Seattle.................................................. January 6, 2007
Tony Dorsett vs. Tampa Bay.......................................... January 9, 1983
Don Perkins vs. Green Bay............................................ January 1, 1967
Emmitt Smith vs. Buffalo............................................. January 31, 1993
Emmitt Smith @ Chicago.........................................December 29, 1991
Tony Dorsett @ LA Rams.............................................. January 7, 1979

380 yards
337 yards
330 yards
322 yards
322 yards
312 yards
305 Yards
302 yards
302 yards

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Troy Aikman @ San Francisco..................................... January 15, 1995
Troy Aikman vs. Green Bay........................................... January 8, 1995
Danny White vs. LA Rams........................................December 26, 1983
Danny White @ Atlanta.................................................. January 4, 1981
Troy Aikman @ San Francisco..................................... January 17, 1993
Danny White vs. Tampa Bay.......................................... January 9, 1983
Dak Prescott @ Tampa Bay......................................... January 16, 2023
Troy Aikman vs. Green Bay......................................... January 16, 1994
Dak Prescott vs. Green Bay .................................. January 15, 2017

192 yards
163 yards
144 yards
142 yards
136 yards
132 yards
126 yards
124 yards
123 yards
119 yards
117 yards
117
115 yards
114 yards
111 yards
108 yards
106 yards
104 yards
103 yards
102 yards
100 yards

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Michael Irvin @ San Francisco..................................... January 15, 1995
Raghib Ismail @ Minnesota........................................... January 9, 2000
Bob Hayes vs. Cleveland.........................................December 24, 1967
Tony Hill vs. Green Bay................................................ January 16, 1983
Billy Parks @ San Francisco.....................................December 23, 1972
Dez Bryant vs. Green Bay........................................... January 15, 2017
Michael Irvin vs. Green Bay......................................... January 16, 1994
Kevin Williams vs. Philadelphia...................................... January 7, 1996
Preston Pearson @ LA Rams........................................ January 4, 1976
Michael Gallup @ LA Rams.................................... January 12, 2019
Alvin Harper @ San Francisco..................................... January 17, 1993
CeeDee Lamb @ San Francisco.................................. January 22, 2023
Tony Hill vs. LA Rams...............................................December 26, 1983
Michael Irvin vs. Buffalo............................................... January 31, 1993
Michael Irvin vs. Green Bay........................................... January 8, 1995
Alvin Harper vs. Green Bay............................................ January 8, 1995
Amari Cooper vs. Seattle.............................................. January 5, 2019
Jay Novacek vs. Green Bay.......................................... January 8, 1995
Michael Irvin vs. Minnesota.......................................December 28, 1996
Frank Clarke vs. Green Bay........................................... January 1, 1967
Michael Irvin vs. Green Bay......................................... January 14, 1996

300-YARD PASSING GAMES

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMESBold denotes rookie

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SIDELINES

1960
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSEVENTH PLACE, EASTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (1-5)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/6
L 10-16 San Fran. @ Seattle 22,000
8/13 L 13-20 St. Louis @ San Ant. 14,000
8/19 L 10-14 BALTIMORE
40,0008/27 W 14-3 N.Y. Giants @ L’ville 10,663
9/4
L 14-49 L.A. Rams @ Pendleton 13,500
9/11 L 23-28 Green Bay @ Minn. 20,121
REGULAR SEASON (0-11-1)
30,0009/24 L 28-35 PITTSBURGH
9/30 L 25-27 PHILADELPHIA
18,50010/9 L 14-26 @ Washington
21,142
10/16 L 7-48 CLEVELAND
28,50010/23 L 10-12 @ St. Louis
23,12810/30 L 7-45 BALTIMORE
25,50011/6 L 13-38 L.A. RAMS
16,00011/13 L 7-41 @ Green Bay
32,294
11/20 L 14-26 SAN FRANCISCO 10,000
11/27 L 7-17 @ Chicago
39,951
12/4 T 31-31 @ N.Y. Giants
55,033
12/11 L 14-23 @ Detroit
43,272TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 180........... 216
Rushing.......................................... 57........... 106
Passing......................................... 105............. 97
Penalty........................................... 18............. 13
Third Down-Made/Att............... 39/144...... 60/150
Third Down Efficiency.................. 27.1.......... 40.0
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/10............ 3/7
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 3,153........ 4,372
Avg. Per Game.......................... 279.7........ 333.1
Total Plays.................................... 698........... 858
Avg. Per Play................................. 4.5............ 5.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,049........ 2,242
Avg. Per Game............................ 87.4........ 186.8
Total Rushes..................................311........... 445
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.4............ 5.0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,104........ 2,130
Avg. Per Game.......................... 175.3........ 177.5
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 33/284...... 20/173
Gross Yards............................... 2,388........ 2,303
Attempts/Completions........... 354/163.... 393/159
Pct. of Completions..................... 46.0.......... 40.0
Had Intercepted.............................. 33............. 15
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 60/41.8..... 50/41.3
Net Punting Average.................... 35.4.......... 34.6
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 24/8.0....... 18/4.6
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 66/18.8..... 30/30.5
INT./AVG. RET........................... 15/6.5......33/11.8
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 62/600...... 72/672
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 21/17.........21/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 25............. 47
Rushing............................................ 6............. 24
Passing........................................... 17............. 20
Returns............................................. 2............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 21/23........ 43/44
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.......... 6/13........ 17/24

PASSING
LeBaron
Meredith
Heinrich
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT COMP YDS PCT
225
111 1,736 49.3
68
29
281 42.6
61
23
371 37.7354
163 2,388 46.0
293
145 2,130 49.5

RUSHING
Dupre
McIlhenny
Kowalczyk
Babb
LeBaronHeinrich
Meredith
ClarkeCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
104 362 3.5 18t 3
96 321 3.3 21t 1
50 156 3.1 34t 1
39 115 2.9 12t 0
16
94 5.9 23t 1
2
3 1.5
3t 0
3
4 0.8
8t 0
1
-6 -6.0 -6t 0
311 1,049 3.4 34t 6
445 2,242 5.0 75t 24

RECEIVING
Doran
Dugan
HowtonDupre
McIlhenny
Kowalczyk
Babb
ClarkeBielskiMathews
Lewis
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
31
554 17.9
29461 15.9
23363 15.8
21
216 10.3
15
120 8.0
14
143 10.2
13
140 10.89290 32.2
4
38 9.53
44 14.7
1
19 19.0
163 2,388 14.7
159 2,303 14.5

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Franckhauser
3
Bishop3
Bercich2
Hansen2
Patera1
Tubbs
1
Braatz1
Cronin1
Butler
1
Cowboys15
33
Opponents

YDS
11
13
27
14
21
5
4
2
0
100
366

AVG
3.7
4.3
13.5
7.0
21.0
5.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
6.7
11.1

LG TD
75t 3
49t 1
41t 4
36t 2
64t 1
23t 1
27t 1
76t 3
15t 1
20t 0
19t 0
76t 1770t 20
LG TD
9t 0
13t 0
23t 0
14t 0
21t 0
5t 0
4t 0
2t 0
0t 0
23 0
43t 2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Sherer 57 2,420 42.5 4 15 67 0 39.5
LeBaron 3
97 32.3 0 0 48 0 31.3
Cowboys 60 2,517 42.0 4 15 67 0 39.2
Opp.
50 2,068 41.2 1 20 60 0 37.1
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
13 6 131 10.1 46 0
ButlerMooty
8 4 37 4.6
8 0
Franckhauser
3 2 24 8.0 17 0
Dupre
0 1
0
0
0 0
Cowboys
24 13 192 8.0 46 0
Opponents
18 16 83 4.6 25 0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Franckhauser
25
509 20.5 46t 0
Butler20
399 19.2 60t 0
Mooty
10
205 20.5 13t 0
Babb
3
46 15.3 20t 0
Dupre
2
44 22.0 22t 0
Dowdle2
22 11.0 17t 0
Putnam1
13 13.0 13t 0
Bielski
1
4 4.0
4t 0
Kowalczyk
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Sherer10 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
66 1,242 18.8 60t 032811 25.3 90t 1
Opponents
AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
7.7 12 5.3 25 11.1 76t 26/205
53.5
4.1
2 2.9 5 7.4 23t
3/40
34.0
6.1
3 4.9 3 4.9 64t
4/39
54.7
6.8 17 4.8 33 9.3 76t 33/284
45.7
7.3 20 6.8 15 5.1 70t 20/173
75.0

308

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
30 51 27
68 148 65

4 OTT
69 - 177
88 - 369

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cone
1-2 1-2
2-4
2-4 0-1
1-2 1-2
2-4
2-4 0-1
Cowboys
Opponents
6-8 11-12 0-2
0-2 0-0
Cone: (),(31,45),(24B,32B),(),(25,44M),(51M),(32,41),(),(),(17B,40B,32M),(11),()
Opponents: (38M),(21,27),(15,29,10,38),(),(18,18M),(39B,26),(9),(18M,21,21),(18,45M,28,16,45M,22),(22M,20), (26),(25)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Cone
0 0 0
6/13 21/23 0 39
Dupre
3 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Howton0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Doran
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Clarke0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Kowalczyk 1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
McIlhenny 1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Babb
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Dugan
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
LeBaron
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Bielski0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys
6 17 06/13 21/23 0 177
Opponents 22 20 3* 17/24 43/44 2+ 369* Stephens 34 int return vs. Cleveland (10/16)
Mitchell 90 kickoff return vs. Cleveland (10/16)
Nitschke 43 int return @ Green Bay (11/13)+ Tracey tackle in endzone @ St. Louis (10/23)
Punt snap out of endzone @ Detroit (12/11)

USUAL STARTERS
WR Fred DuganLE Nate Borden
LT Bob Fry
LT Don Healy
LG Duane Putnam
RT Ed Husmann
C John Houser
RE John Gonzaga
LLB Wayne Hansen
RG Buzz Guy (7)MLB Jerry Tubbs
Mike Falls (5)RT Paul Dickson (8) RLB Gene Cronin
LCB Tom Franckhauser
Dick Klein (4)TE Jim Doran (9)RCB Don Bishop
Dick Bielski (3) SS Bob Bercich (6)WR Bill Howton (7)Fred Doelling (3)Frank Clarke (3)Gary Wisener (3)QB Eddie LeBaron FS Bill Butler
RB Don McIlhenny (7)L.G. Dupre (5)P Dave Sherer
FB Walt Kowalczyk (7) K Fred Cone
Gene Babb (5)Pro Bowlers in BoldSIXTH PLACE, WESTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYNO YDS AVG
56
785 14.2
41919 22.4
32
298 9.3
26
377 15.1
21
189 9.015
114 7.6
13
153 11.3
6
49 8.1330 10.0
1
6 6.0
1-2 -2.0
215 2,918 13.6
168 2,640 15.7

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Bishop8
Bercich3
Tubbs
3
Moegle2Harris2
Franckhauser
1
Gregory
1
Dowdle1
Healy
1
Howley1
Livingston
1
Frost
1
Cowboys25
Opponents
27

YDS
172
48
33
31
13
23
21
14
11
5
3
0
374
586

LG TD
53t 4
80t 9
38t 1
28t 3
46t 2
26t 2
29t 2
17t 0
13t 0
6t 0
-2t 0
80t 2378t 21

AVG LG TD
21.5 57t 0
16.0 28t 0
11.0 33t 0
15.5 25t 0
6.5 12t 0
23.0 23t 0
21.0 21t 0
14.0 14t 0
11.0 11t 0
5.0
5t 0
3.0
3t 0
0.0
0t 0
15.0 57t 0
21.7 101t 5

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
14 3 71 5.1 19 0
Marsh
Livingston
6 0 20 3.3 12 0
Dupre
2 0
4 2.0
4 0
1 2
8 8.0
8 0
Perkins
Douglas
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
24 5 103 4.3 19 0
Cowboys
Opponents
17 27 194 11.4 66 0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
6.8 80t
11/89
66.7
6.0 56t 16/147
63.0
0.0 16t
0/0
77.1
0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
6.4 80t 27/257
65.1
7.7 78t 22/209
58.1

309

Green: (41M,15,29M,27),(41M),(47M,40M),(),(16,37M),(54M),(20B,32),(22B,32),(),(),(),(16M),(),()
Bielski: (),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(47M,49M),(42,32),(35),(29,29),(27,38M)
Opponents: (39M,45M,12),(35M,30M,11B),(28,28),(40M),(47M,29),(20,26M),(44,31,47M,47M,13),(47M,22),(28,19,47),(41B),(),(20),(16),(47M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Clarke0 9 0
0/0 0/0 0 54
Bielski
0 3 0
6/9 10/10 0 46
Perkins
4 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Green
0 0 0
5/15 19/19 0 24
Howton0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Marsh
1 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Doran
0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Lockett0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Meredith
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys
6 23 0 11/24 29/29 0 236
Opponents 21 21 7* 14/29 44/49 0 380* Sample 39 int return vs. Pittsburgh (9/17)
Barnes 101 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (10/15)
Stacey 31 int return vs. St. Louis (11/5)
Stacey 34 int return vs. St. Louis (11/5)
Hackbart 33 int return vs. Washington (11/19)
Parrish 34 fumble return vs. Cleveland (12/3)
Costello 30 fumble return vs. Cleveland (12/3)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Bob Lilly
WR Bill Howton
LT Don Healy
LT Bob Fry
LG Andy Cvercko (10) RT Bill Herchman
RE Nate Borden
John Houser (4)LLB Chuck Howley (8)C Mike Connelly
RG Mike Falls
Mike Dowdle (6)RT Charlie Granger (7) MLB Jerry Tubbs
Bob McCreary (4) RLB Gene Babb (9)John Houser (3)Chuck Howley (5)TE Dick Bielski
LCB Warren Livingston (8)WR Frank Clarke
Jim Harris (4)QB Eddie LeBaron (10) RCB Don Bishop
Don Meredith (4)SS Bob Bercich (8)RB Don Perkins
Tom Franckhauser (4)FB Amos Marsh (7)FS Dick Moegle
J.W. Lockett (7)P Allen GreenK Allen Green (9)Dick Bielski (5)Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
236
120 1,741 50.8 7.4 14 5.9 16
182
94 1,161 51.6 6.4 9 4.9 112
1
16 50.0 8.0 0 0.0 02
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0422
215 2,918 51.0 6.9 23 5.5 27326
168 2,640 51.5 8.1 21 6.4 25

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
2-3 1-4
2-3
0-4 0-1
Green
Bielski
0-0 3-3
2-3
1-3 0-0
Cowboys
2-3 4-6
4-6
1-7 0-1
Opponents
4-5 7-8
1-4
0-2 2-10

1961
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Marsh26
667 25.7 79t 0
Perkins22443 20.1 30t 0
Dupre
6
110 17.8 24t 0
Lockett4
46 11.5 21t 0
Babb
2
34 17.0 19t 0
Dowdle2
33 16.5 19t 0
1
12 12.0 12t 0
Douglas
Doran
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
64 1,395 21.0 79t 0
Opponents
43
950 22.1 49t 1

4 OT
T
69 - 236
95 - 380

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Green
61 2,236 36.7 5 6 53 1 31.8
Cowboys 61 2,236 36.7 5 6 53 1 31.8
Opp.
43 1,956 45.5 1 20 60 0 42.6

12 3
54 44 69
81 119 85

RECORDSPASSING
LeBaron
Meredith
Humphrey
Lockett
Cowboys
Opponents

RECEIVING
HowtonClarkePerkins
BielskiMarsh
Lockett
Doran
Dupre
Gregory
McIlhenny
DouglasCowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASONTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 239........... 254
Rushing........................................ 100........... 122
Passing......................................... 130........... 120
Penalty............................................. 9............. 12
Third Down-Made/Att......................NA............ NA
Third Down Efficiency.....................NA............ NA
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 4/16............ 5/9
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,480........ 4,592
Avg. Per Game............................. 320........... 328
Total Plays.................................... 863........... 787
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.1............ 5.8
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,819........ 2,161
Avg. Per Game.......................... 130.0........ 154.4
Total Rushes................................. 415........... 439
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.4............ 4.9
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,661........ 2,431
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 27/257...... 22/209
Gross Yards............................... 2,918........ 2,640
Attempts/Completions........... 422/215.... 326/168
Pct. of Completions..................... 50.1.......... 51.5
Had Intercepted.............................. 27............. 25
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 61/36.7..... 43/45.5
Net Punting Average.................... 31.8.......... 42.6
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 24/4.3......17/11.4
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 64/21.0..... 43/22.1
INT./AVG. RET......................... 25/15.0..... 27/21.7
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 47/427...... 38/362
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 46/21........ 30/18
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 29............. 49
Rushing............................................ 6............. 21
Passing........................................... 23............. 21
Returns............................................. 0............... 7
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 29/29........ 44/49
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.........11/24........ 14/29

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
200 815 4.1 47t 484 379 4.1 71t 1
66 280 4.3 21t 0
22 176 8.0 28t 1
18
72 4.0 21t 0
16
60 3.7 12t 05
24 4.8
6t 0
1
9 9.0
9t 0
2
4 2.0
4t 0
415 1,819 4.4 71t 6
439 2,161 4.9 40t 21

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/5
W 38-13 Minn. @ Sioux Falls 4,954
8/11 L 7-30 GREEN BAY
30,0008/26 L 10-28 N.Y. Giants @ Albuq.21,500
9/1
W 35-24 Balt. @ Norman
19,000
9/9
L 10-24 San Fran. @ Sac. 22,130
REGULAR SEASON (4-9-1)
9/17 W 27-24 PITTSBURGH
23,5009/24 W 21-7 MINNESOTA
20,50010/1 L 7-25 @ Cleveland
43,638
10/8 W 28-0 @ Minnesota
33,07010/15 L 10-31 N.Y. GIANTS
41,50010/22 L 7-43 PHILADELPHIA
25,00010/29 W 17-16 @ N.Y. Giants
60,254
11/5 L 17-31 ST. LOUIS
20,50011/12 L 7-37 @ Pittsburgh
17,51917,50011/19 T 28-28 WASHINGTON
11/26 L 13-35 @ Philadelphia
60,127
12/3 L 17-38 CLEVELAND
23,50012/10 L 13-31 @ St. Louis
15,384
12/17 L 24-34 @ Washington
21,451

RUSHING
Perkins
Marsh
Lockett
Meredith
LeBaronDupre
DouglasHowtonMcIlhenny
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

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SIDELINES

1962
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

FIFTH PLACE, EASTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Preseason (0-5)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/10 L 7-31 GREEN BAY
8/18 L 24-35 Detroit @ Cleveland
8/25 L 10-24 Balt. @ Roanoke
9/1
L 7-26 San Fran. @ Sac.
9/8
L 26-45 Minn. @ Atlanta
REGULAR SEASON (5-8-1)
9/16 T 35-35 WASHINGTON
9/23 L 28-30 PITTSBURGH
9/30 W 27-17 @ LA Rams
10/7 L 10-19 @ Cleveland
10/14 W 41-19 PHILADELPHIA
10/21 W 42-27 @ Pittsburgh
10/28 L 24-28 ST. LOUIS
11/4 W 38-10 @ Washington
11/11 L 10-41 N.Y. GIANTS
11/18 L 33-34 CHICAGO
11/25 L 14-28 @ Philadelphia
12/2 W 45-21 CLEVELAND
12/9 L 20-52 @ St. Louis
12/16 L 31-41 @ N.Y. GiantsAtt.
54,50077,68314,00020,00012,50015,73019,47826,90744,04018,645
23,106
16,02749,88845,668
12,692
58,07024,226
14,102
62,694

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 246........... 274
Rushing........................................ 101............. 93
Passing......................................... 136........... 166
Penalty............................................. 9............. 15
Third Down-Made/Att............... 72/183...... 64/167
Third Down Efficiency.................. 39.3.......... 38.3
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 6/7............ 2/5
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,912........ 5,184
Avg. Per Game............................. 350........... 370
Total Plays.................................... 843........... 848
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.8............ 6.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,040........ 1,510
Avg. Per Game.......................... 145.7........ 107.9
Total Rushes................................. 434........... 386
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.7............ 3.9
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,883........ 3,688
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 29/232...... 25/216
Gross Yards................................3,115........ 3,904
Attempts/Completions............ 380/200.... 437/233
Pct. of Completions..................... 52.6.......... 53.3
Had Intercepted.............................. 17............. 20
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 57/45.4..... 63/40.6
Net Punting Average.................... 40.7.......... 37.8
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 18/4.5....... 28/6.8
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 59/20.5..... 63/23.5
INT./AVG. RET......................... 20/18.3..... 17/15.5
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 62/639...... 56/569
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 32/19........ 33/16
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 51............. 52
Rushing.......................................... 16............. 17
Passing........................................... 31............. 33
Returns............................................. 4............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 50/51........ 49/52
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 14/27........ 13/22
PASSING
Meredith
LeBaronBaker
Lockett
Cowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Perkins
Marsh
Bullocks
Meredith
Lockett
LeBaronCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
222
945 4.3 35t
7144
802 5.6 70t
633
196 6.0 73t
2
21
74 3.59t
0
8
24 3.07t
1
6-1 -0.23t
0434 2,040 4.7 73t
6386 1,510 3.9 35t 17

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECEIVING
HowtonClarkeFolkins
Marsh
Perkins
Lockett
Gregory
Bullocks
NormanDavis
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
49
706 14.1
47 1,043 22.2
39
536 13.7
35467 13.3
13
104 8.0
7
78 10.1
3
70 23.3
3
46 15.3
2
34 17.02
31 15.5
200 3,115 15.6
233 3,904 16.8

Baker: (35M),(),(35M,34,52M,48),(15,39M),(40, 50M,11),(),(52M,37,54M,39M),(16),(42M,53),(36,37),(34M),(15),(22M,25,47),(35,55M,47M)
Opponents: (),(),(51),(51M,35,42),(36,9),(10,52M,40,18B),(),(14)(16,37),(21,41M,15),(32M,35M,16M),(47M,52B),(49M,42),(45M,50M)

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Bishop6Gaechter
5
Tubbs
4
Howley2
Norton2
Dowdle1
20
Cowboys
Opponents
17

YDS
134
136
35
33
21
7
366
263

LG
69t
66t
52t
85t
21t
29t
24t
22t
29t
24t
85t
86t

TD
6
14
6
2
0
2
0
1
0
0
31
33

AVG LG TD
22.3 44t 027.2 100t 1
8.7 21t 0
16.5 21t 0
10.5 21t 07.0
7t 018.3 100t 1
15.5 57t 1

1
2 3
4 OT
T
54 119 107 118 - 398
65 124 56 157 - 402

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Baker
4-4 1-2 5-10 3-5 1-6
4-4 1-2 5-10 3-5 1-6
Cowboys
Opponents
5-7 1-1
3-5
3-7 1-5

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Baker
0 0 0 14/27 50/51 0 92
Clarke0 14 00/0 0/0 0 84
Marsh
6 2 1a 0/0 0/0 0 54
Perkins
7 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Folkins0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Howton0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Bullocks
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Lockett
1 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Gaechter
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Norton0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Bishop0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 16 31 4 14/27 50/51 0 398
Opponents 17 33 2* 13/25 49/52 1+ 402

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Baker
57 2,589 45.4 4 13 72 0 40.7
Cowboys 57 2,589 45.4 4 13 72 0 40.7
Opp.
63 2,560 40.6 5 8 63 0 37.8

a 101 kickoff return vs. Philadelphia (10/14)
b 100 int return vs. Philadelphia (10/14)
c 94 FG return @ St. Louis (12/9)
d 84 fumble return vs. St. Louis (10/28)

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Lockett
8 4 45 5.6 17 0
7 7 32 4.5 15 0
Gaechter
Marsh
3 3
4 1.3
2 0
18 14 81 4.5 17 0
Cowboys
Opponents
28 14 190 6.8 21 0

* Mitchell 92 kickoff return vs. Washington (9/16)
Wilson 57 int return vs. St. Louis (10/28)+ Holding in end zone vs. Pittsburgh (9/23)

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Marsh
29
725 25.0 101t 1
Bullocks
14
265 18.9 62t 0
Lockett
6
130 21.6 31t 0
Davis
4
66 16.5 23t 0
Norman25 2.5
5t 0Gaechter
1
16 16.0 16t 0
Talbert
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Cvercko
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Memmelaar
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
59 1,207 20.5 101t 1
Opponents
63 1,604 25.5 92t 1

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
212
105 1,679 49.5 7.9 15 7.1 8
166
95 1,436 57.2 8.7 16 9.6 91
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 01
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0
380
200 3,115 52.6 8.2 31 8.2 17437
233 3,904 53.3 8.9 33 7.6 20

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
3.8 69t
14/11384.2
5.4 85t
15/119
95.4
0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
4.5 85t 29/232
88.7
4.6 86t 25/216
89.8

310

USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT

WR
QB
RB
FB

Bill Howton
Bob Fry
Andy Cvercko
Mike Connelly
Dale Memmelear
Monte Clark (10)
Don Talbert (4)Lee Folkins (11)Pettis Norman (3)Frank Clarke
Eddie LeBaron
Don Perkins
Amos MarshKP

Sam Baker
Sam Baker

TE

LE Bob Lilly
LT Guy Reese
RT John Meyers
RE George Andrie
LLB Mike Dowdle
MLB Jerry Tubbs
RLB Chuck Howley
LCB Mike Gaechter (9)Cornell Green (3)RCB Don Bishop
SS Jerry Norton
FS Dick Nolan
Pro Bowlers in Bold

FIFTH PLACE, EASTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYNO YDS AVG
43
833 19.4
33
514 15.6
31407 13.1
26
224 8.6
18341 18.9
15
195 13.0
14
84 6.013
131 10.1
7
70 10.0200 2,799 14.0
202 3,392 16.8

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Green
7
Bishop5Gaechter3
Jordan3
Livingston
3
Tubbs
2
Howley2
Edwards
1
26
Cowboys
Opponents
21

YDS
211
45
140
41
31
61
3
17
549
437

LG
75t
44t
35t
35t
49t
27t
20t
42t
22t
75t
85t

TD
10
3
4
0
3
0
0
0
0
20
31

AVG LG TD
34.5 55t 0
9.0 31t 046.7 86t 0
13.6 23t 0
10.3 29t 0
20.3 44t 0
1.5
3t 017.0 17t 0
21.1 86t 0
20.8 82t 5

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Baker
71 3,138 44.2 4 13 64 0 40.6
Cowboys 71 3,138 44.2 4 13 64 0 40.6
Opp.
52 2,159 41.5 5 8 73 0 37.8

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Stiger18
432 24.0 66 0
Hayes, W.
2
48 24.0 25 0
Bullocks
19453 23.8 56 0
Marsh
9167 18.6 31 0
Cowboys
48 1,100 22.9 66 0
Opponents
46 1,125 24.5 54 0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
5.8 55t 35/260
73.2
4.6 75t
9/71
67.4
5.6 75t 44/331
71.9
6.5 85t 20/161
77.6

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Baker
0 0 0
9/20 38/40 0 65
Clarke0 10 00/0 0/0 0 60
Perkins
7 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Marsh
5 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 35
Folkins0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Howton0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Meredith
3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Norman0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Bullocks
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Green
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lilly
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Stiger
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 18 20 2
9/20 38/40 0 305
Opponents 12 31 5* 15/32 45/48 0 378
a 20 fumble return @. Cleveland (11/24)
b 42 fumble return @ St. Louis (12/15)* Hill 58 int return vs. St. Louis (9/14)
Steffen 78 int return @ Washington (9/29)
Lyneh 82 int return @ N.Y. Giants (10/20)
Fichtner 36 int return @ Cleveland (11/24)
Hillebrand 0 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (12/1)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Bill Howton (6)LE Bob Lilly (7)Pettis Norman (5)Larry Stephens (7)Gary Barnes (3)LT Guy Reese
LT Bob Fry (9)RT John Meyers (7)Tony Liscio (5)Bob Lilly (7)LG Jim Ray Smith (7) RE George Andrie (10)Lynn Hoyem (6)Larry Stephens (3)C Mike Connelly
LLB Chuck Howley
RG Dale Memmelear
MLB Jerry Tubbs
RT Ed Nutting (7)RLB Lee Roy Jordan (8)Bob Fry (5)Dave Edwards (6)TE Lee Folkins
LCB Cornell GreenWR Frank Clarke
RCB Don Bishop
QB Don Meredith
SS Mike Gaechter (10)RB Amos Marsh (9)Jim Ridlon (4)Jim Stiger (3)FS Warren Livingston
FB Don Perkins (10)Amos Bullocks (3) P Sam Baker
K

Sam Baker

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

311

Baker: (41M),(13),(41,43M,40M),(),(13),(),(42M,20M),(16M),(24,24M),(56M,33,27),(20,26M,52M),(44M),(53,46),()
Opponents: (43,45),(32,15,50M),(49M,37M),(28B,12,29M),(37M,48M,47M),(39,41M),(),(29M,12,49),(45M,32),(32M),(24,10),(11,53),(17,44M,43B),(28,39M,26B,11)

1963
STATISTICS

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
310
167 2,381 53.9 7.7 17 5.5 186533
418 50.8 6.4 3 4.6 3
375
200 2,799 53.3 7.5 20 5.3 21403
202 3,392 50.1 8.4 31 7.7 26

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Baker
2-3 3-6
1-1
2-7 1-3
2-3 3-6
1-1
2-7 1-3
Cowboys
Opponents
7-7 1-6
3-7 3-10 1-2

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Stiger14 2 141 10.1 45 0
Overton5 5 32 6.4 14 0
Gaechter
2 2
2 1.0
2 0
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
HowleyNorman
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
23 9 175 7.9 45 0
Cowboys
Opponents
36 13 176 4.9 26 0

1
2 3
4 OT
T
68 124 48 65 - 305
58 114 88 118 - 378

RECORDSPASSING
Meredith
LeBaronCowboys
Opponents

RECEIVING
ClarkeHowtonFolkins
Marsh
NormanBarnesPerkins
Stiger
Bullocks
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASONTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 248........... 266
Rushing........................................ 105............114
Passing......................................... 132........... 139
Penalty............................................11............. 13
Third Down-Made/Att............... 62/169...... 69/171
Third Down Efficiency.................. 36.7.......... 40.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 6/10........ 16/20
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,263........ 5,325
Avg. Per Game.......................... 304.5........ 380.4
Total Plays.................................... 839........... 878
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.1............ 6.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,795........ 2,094
Avg. Per Game.......................... 128.2........ 149.6
Total Rushes................................. 420........... 455
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.3............ 4.6
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,468........ 3,231
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 44/331...... 20/161
Gross Yards............................... 2,799........ 3,392
Attempts/Completions........... 375/200.... 403/202
Pct. of Completions..................... 53.3.......... 50.1
Had Intercepted.............................. 21............. 26
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 71/44.2..... 52/41.5
Net Punting Average.................... 40.6.......... 37.8
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 23/7.7....... 36/4.9
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 48/22.9..... 46/24.5
INT./AVG. RET......................... 26/21.1..... 21/20.8
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 67/627...... 52/479
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 29/15.........23/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 40............. 48
Rushing.......................................... 18............. 12
Passing........................................... 20............. 31
Returns............................................. 2............... 5
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 38/40........ 45/48
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.......... 9/20........ 15/32

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
149 614 4.1 19t 7
99 483 4.9 41t 5
96 341 3.6 17t 2
41 185 4.5 26t 3
31 140 4.5
4t 1
1
15 15.0 15t 0
1
12 12.0 12t 0
2
5 2.5
4t 0
420 1,795 4.3 41t 18
455 2,094 4.6 71t 12

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/8
W 17-14 @ LA Rams
70,675
8/17 L 10-31 GREEN BAY
53,121
8/24 L 17-20 LA Rams @ Port. 29,349
8/30 W 37-24 San Fran. @ Baker. 9,927
9/7
W 27-17 Detroit @ N.O.
51,218REGULAR SEASON (4-10)
9/14 L 7-34 ST. LOUIS
36,432
9/22 L 24-41 CLEVELAND
28,7109/29 L 17-21 @ Washington
40,101
10/6 L 21-24 @ Philadelphia
60,671
10/13 W 17-14 DETROIT
27,264
10/20 L 21-37 @ N.Y. Giants
62,88910/27 L 21-27 @ Pittsburgh
19,047
11/3 W 35-20 WASHINGTON
18,838
11/10 L 24-31 @ San Francisco 29,563
23,694
11/17 W 27-20 PHILADELPHIA
11/24 L 17-27 @ Cleveland
55,096
12/1 L 27-34 N.Y. GIANTS
29,653
12/8 L 19-24 PITTSBURGH
24,136
12/15 W 28-24 @ St. Louis
12,695

RUSHING
Perkins
Marsh
Bullocks
Meredith
StigerBaker
Clarke
LeBaronCowboys
Opponents

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1963 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1963

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1964 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1964
RUSHING
Perkins
Marsh
Stiger
PRESEASON (1-4)
Dunn
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
Meredith
8/8
L 6-17 @ LA Rams
57,4508/15 W 34-23 San Fran. @ Port. 24,679 Clarke
8/22 L 16-25 LA Rams @ Portland 30,565 Folkins
8/29 L 3-35 GREEN BAY
60,057 Roach
L 6-21 Chicago @ N.O.
35,000 Lothridge
9/5
Cowboys
REGULAR SEASON (5-8-1)
9/12 L 6-16 ST. LOUIS
36,605 Opponents
9/20 W 24-18 WASHINGTON
25,158
9/27 L 17-23 @ Pittsburgh
35,594 RECEIVING
10/4 L 6-27 @ Cleveland
72,062 Clarke
10/11 T 13-13 N.Y. GIANTS
33,324 McDonald
10/18 L 16-20 CLEVELAND
37,456 Norman
10/25 W 31-13 @ St. Louis
28,253 Perkins
11/1 W 24-10 @ Chicago
47,527 Marsh
11/8 W 31-21 @ N.Y. Giants
63,031 Dial
55,972 Stiger
11/15 L 14-17 PHILADELPHIA
11/22 L 16-28 @ Washington
49,219 Folkins
11/29 L 21-45 GREEN BAY
44,975 Dunn
12/6 L 14-24 @ Philadelphia
60,671 Cowboys
12/13 W 17-14 PITTSBURGH
35,271 Opponents

SIDELINES

1964
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

FIFTH PLACE, EASTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 230............211
Rushing.......................................... 89............. 71
Passing..........................................119........... 121
Penalty........................................... 22............. 19
Third Down-Made/Att............... 65/199...... 65/201
Third Down Efficiency.................. 32.7.......... 32.3
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/14.......... 7/14
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 3,704........ 3,750
Avg. Per Game.......................... 264.6........ 267.9
Total Plays.................................... 893........... 860
Avg. Per Play................................. 4.1............ 4.4
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,691........ 1,504
Avg. Per Game.......................... 120.8........ 107.4
Total Rushes................................. 421........... 438
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 3.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,013........ 2,246
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 68/503...... 45/325
Gross Yards............................... 2,516........ 2,571
Attempts/Completions........... 404/192.... 377/172
Pct. of Completions..................... 47.5.......... 45.6
Had Intercepted.............................. 24............. 18
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 78/38.9..... 80/43.5
Net Punting Average.................... 34.4.......... 33.5
PUNT RET./AVG.......................40/11.5....... 19/2.6
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 46/24.0..... 50/21.6
INT./AVG. RET......................... 18/17.6..... 24/15.0
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 97/952...... 75/781
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 39/19........ 26/20
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 30............. 34
Rushing.......................................... 15............... 6
Passing........................................... 10............. 22
Returns............................................. 5............... 6
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 28/29........ 32/34
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 14/29........ 17/28
PASSING
Meredith
Roach
Lothridge
ClarkeStigerDunn
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
174
768 4.6 59t 6
100
401 4.0 28t 2
68
280 4.1 64t 1
26
103 4.0 14t 1
32
81 2.5 17t 4
10
46 4.6 21t 0
1
9 9.0
9t 0
8
9 1.1 11t 02-6 -3.02t 1
421 1,691 4.0 64t 15
438 1,504 3.4 71t 6
NO YDS AVG LG TD
65
973 15.0 49t 5
46
612 13.3 48t 2
24
311 13.0 37t 2
15
155 10.3 37t 0
15
131 8.7 32t 0
11
178 17.1 41t 0985 9.4 31t 1
5
41 8.2 11t 0
2
30 15.0 18t 0
192 2,516 13.1 49t 10172 2,571 14.9 59t 22

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Renfro7
Ridlon4
Howley2
Tubbs
2
Livingston
1
Jordan1
Edwards
1
Cowboys18
Opponents
24

YDS
110
121
27
27
27
3
1
316
345

AVG
15.7
30.3
13.5
13.5
27.0
3.0
1.0
17.6
15.0

LG TD
39t 1
74t 1
21t 0
26t 0
27t 0
3t 0
1t 0
74t 2
54t 4

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Lothridge 62 2,501 40.3 7 12 75 1 35.8
Folkins 15 497 33.1 0 3 48 0 28.3
Howley1
37 37.0 0 0 37 0 37.0
Cowboys 78 3,035 38.9 7 15 75 1 34.4
Opp.
80 3,478 43.5 9 17 74 0 33.5
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
32 9 418 13.1
RenfroMcDonald
2 2 17 8.5
Gaechter
5 1 24 4.8
1 4
0 0.0
Stiger
Cowboys
40 16 459 11.5
19 29 52 2.6
Opponents

LG TD
69t 1
9t 0
16t 0
0t 0
69t 1
24t 0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Renfro40 1,017 25.4 65 0
Dunn
2
33 16.5 18 0
Gaechter
1
31 31.0 31 0
Bullocks
1
19 19.0 19 0
Marsh
1
2 2.0
2 0
Folkins1
0 0.0
0 0
Cowboys
46 1,102 24.0 65 0
Opponents
50 1,081 21.6 51 0

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
323
158 2,143 48.9 6.6 9 2.8 16 5.0 49
58/41659.0
68
32
349 47.1 5.1 1 1.5 6 8.8 37
10/87
31.1
9
2
24 22.2 2.7 0 0.0 2 22.2 13
0/0
0.0
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0
0/0
39.6
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0
0/0
39.6
2
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0
0/0
39.6
404
192 2,516 47.5 6.2 10 2.5 24 5.9 49
68/50351.4
377
172 2,571 45.6 6.8 22 5.8 18 4.8 59
45/32568.1

312

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
60
47

2 3
74 37
81 62

4 OT
T
79 - 250
99 - 289

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Van Raaphorst 6-9 2-3
4-6
2-9 0-2
6-9 2-3
4-6
2-9 0-2
Cowboys
Opponents
3-4 2-3
8-9 4-11 0-1
Van Raaphorst: (),(48M,15,40M),(16),(25B,19B),(50M,19,16,40M,35M),(34,20,37),(20),(41,49M),(52M,43),(47M,16M,48M),(39M,15,32,12M,38),(),(),(10,48M)
Opponents: (37,50M,41,32),(31,41,32),(36,49M,30M),(19,21),(),(34,30,47M),(39,49M,16),(12,48M),(),(43),(47M,40M,7B),(25,29M),(42M,48),()SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Van Raaphorst0 0 0 14/29 28/29 0 70
Perkins
6 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Clarke0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Meredith
4 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Marsh
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
McDonald 0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Norman0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Ridlon0 0 2a 0/0 0/0 0 12
Renfro0 0 2b 0/0 0/0 0 12
Stiger
1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Dunn
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Livingston 0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Lothridge
Cowboys 15 10 5 14/29 28/29 0 250
Opponents 6 22 6* 17/28 32/34 1+ 289
a 74 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (11/8)
63 fumble return vs. Philadelphia (12/6)
b 39 int return vs. Washington (9/20)
69 punt return vs. Green Bay (11/29)
c 17 fumble return vs. Green Bay (11/29)* Parish 54 int return vs. Cleveland (10/18)
Reger 6 int return vs. Washington (11/22)
Krause 35 int return vs. Washington (11/22)
Jordan 60 fumble return vs. Green Bay (11/29)
Aldridge 29 fum return vs. Green Bay (11/29)
Scarpati int return vs. Philadelphia (12/6)+ Edwards 0 fumble return vs. Washington (9/20)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Tommy McDonald LE George Andrie
LT Tony Liscio
LT Jim Colvin
LG Jake Kupp (10)RT Bob Lilly
Joe Bob Isbell (4) RE Larry Stephens
C Mike Connelly
LLB Chuck Howley (9)RG Joe Bob Isbell (6)Dave Edwards (4)Ray Schoenke (4) MLB Jerry Tubbs
Dave Manders (3) RLB Lee Roy Jordan
RT Ray Schoenke (6) LCB Cornell Green
Bob Fry (5)RCB Don Bishop (7)TE Pettis Norman
Warren Livingston (7)WR Frank Clarke
SS Jim Ridlon (10)QB Don Meredith (10)Mike Gaechter (4)John Roach (4)FS Mel Renfro
RB Jim Stiger (8)Amos Marsh (5)P Billy Lothridge (12)FB Don Perkins
Pro Bowlers in Bold
K Dick Van Raaphorst

SECOND PLACE, EASTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY

59,366
61,57732,03456,24980,451
48,31137,804
39,67757,29376,25150,20554,71438,49962,871
65,569

YDS
49
5
5
92
21
9
0
17
198
265

AVG
16.3
1.7
1.7
46.0
10.5
4.5
0.0
17.0
11.0
14.7

TD
12
4
1
2
0
3
1
1
1
0
25
17

LG TD
43t 0
5t 0
3t 0
90t 1
19t 0
8t 0
0t 0
17t 1
90t 2
48t 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Villanueva 60 2,505 41.8 8 12 58 0 37.9
Ridgway 13 510 39.2 0 3 44 0 34.1
Cowboys 73 3,015 41.3 8 15 58 0 37.2
71 3,043 42.9 6 20 64 1 36.8
Opp.
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
24 4 145 6.0 35t 0
RenfroHayes
12 2 153 12.8 47t 0
Stiger
3 1 14 4.7 13t 0
Cowboys
39 7 312 8.0 47t 0
Opponents
26 24 139 5.3 67t 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Renfro21
630 30.0 100t 1
Hayes
17
450 26.5 66t 0
Reeves2
45 22.5 24t 0
Stiger2
28 14.0 17t 0
Neely
1
13 13.0 13t 0
Cowboys
43 1,166 27.1 100t 1
Opponents
63 1,229 19.3 40t 0

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Villanueva
6-8 5-6
4-6
1-7 0-0
6-8 5-6
4-6
1-7 0-0
Cowboys
Opponents
6-7 4-6 3-10 4-6 0-10
Villanueva: (41),(43M,27,47M,7),(28,19),
		(42M,35),(16),(20),(32M),(16,37B,34),(33,46M),(10),(25M,29,45M,44B),(19B,41M),(31,14),(25)Opponents: (),(),(51B,37,28),(31B),(48,47B,16,19,20M),(44,22),(33M,18),(10,25B),(32),(46,37B),(35B),(33,19,34M,27,37B,20,19B),(18,41),(33M,42B)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Villanueva 0 0 0 16/27 37/38 0 85
Hayes
1 12 00/0 0/0 0 78
Clarke0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Dunn
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Norman0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Reeves
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Smith
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Gent
0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Renfro0 0 2a 0/0 0/0 0 12
Andrie0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Dial
Gaechter
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Green
Lilly
0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 6
Logan
0 0 1f 0/0 0/0 0 6
Meredith
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
8 25 7 37/40 16/27 0 325
Cowboys
Opponents 13 17 3* 29/33 17/30 1+ 280
a 90 int return vs. St. Louis (10/4)
100 kickoff vs. San Francisco (11/7)
b 0 fumble return vs. San Francisco (11/7)
c 60 FG return vs. Washington (11/28)
d 5 fumble return vs. Washington (11/28)
e 17 int return vs. San Francisco (11/7)
f 60 FG return vs. N.Y. Giants (12/19)* Tarasovic 62 fumble ret. vs. Philadelphia (10/10)
Folkins 15 fumble return vs. Pittsburgh (11/14)
Kelly 67 punt return vs. Cleveland (11/21)+ Dallas snap out of end zone vs. N.Y. Giants (9/19)
USUAL STARTERS

Bob Hayes
Jim Boeke
Jake Kupp
Dave Manders
Leon Donohue
Ralph Neely
Frank Clarke
Buddy Dial (7)Pete Gent (7)QB Don Meredith
AVG
PCT
PCT
RB Perry Lee Dunn (7)ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Dan Reeves (4)7.9 22 7.2 13 4.3 65t 38/257
79.9
J.D. Smith (3)5.1
2 2.9 4 5.7 49t
10/68
45.0 FB Don Perkins
7.5
1 4.8 1 4.8 82t
7/44
65.0
5.5
0 0.0 0 0.0 11t
0/066.7 K Danny Villanueva
7.6 25 6.9 18 5.0 82t 55/369
74.8
7.2 17 4.0 18 4.2 72t 39/315
68.2

LE Maury Youmans
LT Jim Colvin
RT Bob Lilly
RE George Andrie
LLB Chuck Howley
MLB Jerry Tubbs
RLB Dave Edwards
LCB Cornell GreenRCB Warren Livingston
SS Obert Logan (9)Mike Gaechter (5)FS Mel Renfro
P

Danny Villanueva (11)Colin Ridgway (3)Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

313

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR

1965
STATISTICS

ATT COMP YDS PCT
305
141 2,415 46.2
34
17
173 50.0
219
157 42.9
2
1
11 50.0362
168 2,756 46.4
424
205 3,063 48.3

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Green
3
Livingston
3
Logan
3
Renfro2
Gaechter2
Tubbs
2
Edwards
2
Lilly
1
18
Cowboys
Opponents
18

LG
82t
53t
46t
20t
27t
21t
47t
22t
5t
9t
82t
72t

2 3
4 OT
T
97 44 106 - 325
75 79 61 - 280

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
MeredithMortonRhome
ReevesCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
46 1,003 21.8
41682 16.6
17283 16.7
16
233 14.6
14
142 10.2
11
110 10.09210 23.3
8
74 9.35
10 2.01
9 9.0
168 2,756 16.4
205 3,063 15.0

1
78
65

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS..............................211........... 240
Rushing.......................................... 87............. 80
Passing......................................... 108........... 138
Penalty........................................... 16............. 22
Third Down-Made/Att............... 61/180...... 76/204
Third Down Efficiency.................. 33.9.......... 37.2
Fourth Down-Made/Att...............11/14...........3/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 3,995........ 4,192
Avg. Per Game.......................... 285.4........ 299.4
Total Plays.................................... 833........... 885
Avg. Per Play................................. 4.8............ 4.7
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,608........ 1,444
Avg. Per Game...........................114.9........ 103.1
Total Rushes................................. 416........... 422
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.9............ 3.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,387........ 2,748
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 55/369...... 39/315
Gross Yards............................... 2,756........ 3,063
Attempts/Completions........... 362/168.... 424/205
Pct. of Completions..................... 46.4.......... 48.3
Had Intercepted.............................. 18............. 18
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 73/41.3..... 71/42.9
Net Punting Average.................... 37.2.......... 36.8
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 39/8.0....... 26/5.3
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 43/27.1..... 63/19.3
INT./AVG. RET..........................18/11.0..... 18/14.7
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 78/710...... 50/483
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 31/17........ 37/20
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 40............. 33
Rushing............................................ 8............. 13
Passing........................................... 25............. 17
Returns............................................. 7............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 37/40 ....... 29/33
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 16/27........ 17/30

RECEIVING
Hayes
ClarkeDial
Gent
Perkins
NormanReevesDunn
Smith
Stiger
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASONPLAYOFF BOWL GAME
(Miami)
Baltimore

1/9/66 L 3-35

Att.
31,57924,837
67,95441,50033,525

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
177
690 3.9 43t 0
86
295 3.4 24t 2
35
247 6.9 22t 1
54
171 3.2 12t 2
33
102 3.1 13t 2
8
58 7.3 21t 0
11
50 4.5 16t 04
11 2.8 16t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
4
-8 -2.0 11t 1
3-8 -2.75t 0
416 1,608 3.9 43t 8
422 1,444 3.4 29t 13

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-3)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/17 L 0-9@ LA Rams
8/21 L 7-27 San Fran. @ Port.
8/28 W 21-12 GREEN BAY
L 17-57 Minn. @ Birm.
9/3
9/11 W 34-21 Chicago @ Tulsa
REGULAR SEASON (7-7)
9/19 W 31-2 N.Y. GIANTS
9/26 W 27-7 WASHINGTON
10/4 L 13-20 @ St. Louis
10/10 L 24-35 PHILADELPHIA
10/17 L 17-23 @ Cleveland
10/24 L 3-13 @ Green Bay
10/31 L 13-22 @ Pittsburgh
11/7 W 39-31 SAN FRANCISCO
11/14 W 24-17 PITTSBURGH
11/21 L 17-24 CLEVELAND
11/28 L 31-34 @ Washington
12/5 W 21-19 @ Philadelphia
12/11 W 27-13 ST. LOUIS
12/19 W 38-20 @ N.Y. Giants

RUSHING
Perkins
Smith
Meredith
Dunn
ReevesClarkeStigerRhome
Whitfield
Hayes
Morton
Cowboys
Opponents

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SIDELINES

1966
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, EASTERN CONFERENCE
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (5-0)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/7
W 24-13 @ San Francisco 28,899
8/13 W 20-10 @ LA Rams
44,217
8/20 W 21-3 GREEN BAY
75,504
31,2508/27 W 20-10 Detroit @Tulsa
9/2
W 28-24 MINNESOTA
58,316REGULAR SEASON (10-3-1)
60,0109/18 W 52-7 N.Y. GIANTS
9/25 W 28-17 MINNESOTA
64,116
10/2 W 47-14 @ Atlanta
56,99010/9 W 56-7 PHILADELPHIA
69,372
10/16 T 10-10 @ St. Louis
50,673
10/23 L 21-30 @ Cleveland
84,721
10/30 W 52-21 PITTSBURGH
58,453
11/6 L 23-24 @ Philadelphia
60,658
11/13 W 31-30 @ Washington
50,92742,185
11/20 W 20-7 @ Pittsburgh
11/24 W 26-14 CLEVELAND
80,25912/4 W 31-17 ST. LOUIS
76,965
12/11 L 31-34 WASHINGTON
64,198
12/18 W 17-7 @ N.Y. Giants
62,735
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1/1/67 L 27-34 GREEN BAY

75,504

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 287........... 221
Rushing........................................ 124............. 64
Passing......................................... 139........... 140
Penalty........................................... 24............. 17
Third Down-Made/Att............... 68/188...... 72/213
Third Down Efficiency.................. 36.1.......... 33.8
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 7/12.......... 4/14
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,145........ 3,558
Avg. Per Game.......................... 367.5........ 254.1
Total Plays.................................... 926........... 873
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.6............ 4.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,122........ 1,176
Avg. Per Game.......................... 151.6.......... 84.0
Total Rushes................................. 471........... 356
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.5............ 3.3
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,023........ 2,382
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 42/308...... 60/420
Gross Yards............................... 3,331........ 2,802
Attempts/Completions........... 413/214.... 457/212
Pct. of Completions..................... 51.8.......... 46.4
Had Intercepted.............................. 14............. 17
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 65/39.2..... 79/42.4
Net Punting Average.................... 36.7.......... 38.4
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 41/6.3....... 26/4.2
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 44/22.9..... 78/21.8
INT./AVG. RET......................... 17/17.8..... 14/19.6
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 83/824...... 63/778
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 23/10........ 23/14
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 56............. 29
Rushing.......................................... 24............... 6
Passing........................................... 27............. 17
Returns............................................. 5............... 6
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS .... 56/56 ....... 29/29
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 17/31........ 12/31

PASSING
Meredith
Rhome
MortonReevesCowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
ReevesPerkins
Meredith
Shy
GarrisonRenfroMortonClarkeRhome
Villanueva
Smith
Hayes
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
175
757 4.3
186
726 3.938
242 6.4
17
118 6.9
16
62 3.9852 6.57
50 7.1849 6.1
737 5.41
23 23.0
7
7 1.0
1-1 0.0471 2,122 4.5
356 1,176 3.3

LG TD
67 8
24 8
22 5
68 1
13 1
27 0
12 0
26 0
11 0
23 0
2 1
0 0
68 24
41 6

RECEIVING
Hayes
ReevesGent
ClarkePerkins
Dial
NormanRenfroGarrisonSmith
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
64 1,232 19.3
41557 13.6
27474 17.6
26355 13.7
23
231 10.014
252 18.0
12
144 12.0
465 16.3
2
18 9.01
3 3.0
214 3,331 15.6
212 2,802 13.2

LG
95t
51t
84t
33t
39t
39t
31t
42t
17t
3t
95t
78t

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Green
4
Gaechter
3
Renfro2
Logan2
Livingston
2
Jordan1
Edwards1
Andrie1
Tubbs
1
Cowboys17
Opponents
14

YDS
88
28
57
44
13
49
12
6
6
303
274

AVG
22.0
9.3
28.5
22.0
6.5
49.0
12.0
6.0
6.0
17.8
19.6

TD
13
8
1
4
0
1
0
0
0
0
27
17

LG TD
41t 1
23t 0
33t 0
22t 1
13t 0
49t 1
12t 0
6t 1
6t 0
49t 3
58t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Villanueva 65 2,551 39.2 3 14 58 1 36.7
Cowboys 65 2,551 39.2 3 14 58 1 36.7
Opp.
79 3,349 42.4 3 21 67 0 38.4
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
21 6 123 5.9 38 0
RenfroHayes
17 4 106 6.2 18 0
Howley1 0 30 30.0 30 0
2 2 -1 -0.5 14 0
ReevesCowboys
41 12 258 6.3 38 0
26 26 108 4.3 67 1
Opponents
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Renfro19
487 25.6
Garrison20445 22.0
Reeves3
56 18.7
Neely
2
18 9.0
Cowboys
44 1,006 22.8
Opponents
78 1,699 21.8

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
344
177 2,805 51.5 8.2 24 7.0 1236
21
253 58.3 7.0 0 0.0 1
27
13
225 48.1 8.3 3 11.1 1
6
3
48 50.0 8.0 0 0.0 0413
214 3,331 51.8 8.1 27 6.5 14457
212 2,802 46.4 6.1 17 3.7 17

LG TD
87t 1
35t 0
21t 0
13t 0
87t 1
93t 3

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
3.5 95t 37/261
79.9
2.8 47t
4/39
45.0
3.7 41t
1/8
65.0
0.0 29t
0/0
66.7
3.4 95t 42/308
74.8
3.7 78t 60/420
63.1

314

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
78 128 101 138 - 445
50 79 62 48 - 239

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Villanueva
9-9 1-8
5-6
1-8 0-0
9-9 1-8
5-6
1-8 0-0
Cowboys
Opponents
1-2 5-6 4-12 2-9 0-2
Villanueva: (12),(42M),(22),(45M),(17,47M,33M),(49M),(49M,12),(21,28M,14,42),(20),(34M,38M,27,37),(11,31,12,13),(31M),(42,26),(45M,29M,37M,10)
Opponents: (47M),(23,50M,45M,33M),(),(),(36M,27,36M),(39,30,47,39M),(),(31,49M),(35,33,11),(),(28M,31M,20B),(25,50M,34M,40M),(44M,47M,42,29),(12B,39M,47M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Villanueva 0 0 0 17/31 56/56 0 107
Reeves
8 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 96
Hayes
0 13 00/0 0/0 0 78
Perkins
8 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Meredith
5 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Clarke0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Andrie0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Dial
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Garrison
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Gent
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
GreenHowley0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jordan0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Renfro0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 6
Shy
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Smith
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 24 27 5 17/31 56/56 1+ 445
Opponents 6 17 6* 12/31 29/29 0 239
a 6 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (12/18)
b 41 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/18)
c 97 fumble return vs. Atlanta (10/2)
d 49 int return vs. Pittsburgh (10/30)
e 87 kickoff return vs. Pittsburgh (10/30)+ Townes tackle in end zone vs. Atlanta (10/2)* Woodson 56 int. return vs. Pittsburgh (10/30)
Butler 93 kickoff return vs. Pittsburgh (10/30)
Brown 93 kickoff return vs. Philadelphia (11/6)
Brown 90 kickoff return vs. Philadelphia (11/6)
Martin 40 punt return vs. Philadelphia (11/6)
Roger blk punt in end zone vs. Washington (12/11)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Bob Hayes
LT Jim Boeke (10)Tony Liscio (4)LG Tony Liscio (10)John Niland (4)C Dave Manders
RG Leon Donohue
RT Ralph Neely
TE Pettis Norman
WR Pete Gent (10)Buddy Dial (3)QB Don Meredith
RB Dan Reeves
FB Don Perkins
K

Danny Villanueva

LE Willie Townes (8)Larry Stephens (6)LT Jim Colvin
RT Bob Lilly
RE George Andrie
LLB Chuck Howley
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RLB Dave Edwards
LCB Cornell GreenRCB Warren Livingston
SS Mike Gaechter
FS Mel Renfro (8)Obert Logan (6)P

Danny Villanueva
Pro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, CAPITOL DIVISIONHEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Att.
57,59531,212
78,08753,12558,492

1967 EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
70,786
12/24 W 52-14 CLEVELAND
NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
50,861
12/31 L 17-21 @ Green Bay

AVG
7.4
5.4
17.6
30.2
11.3
0.0
28.0
6.0
11.4
12.6

TD
8
10
6
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
28
20

LG TD
28t 0
30t 0
49t 0
40t 1
26t 1
0t 0
28t 1
6t 0
49t 3
67t 2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Villanueva 67 2,707 40.4 4 9 57 0 35.2
Cowboys 67 2,707 40.4 4 9 57 0 35.2
Opp.
72 3,058 42.5 7 19 68 1 36.1
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
24 6 276 11.5
Hayes
Rentzel6 6 45 7.5
Renfro3 4 -1 -0.3
33 16 320 9.7
Cowboys
Opponents
38 15 266 7.0

LG TD
69t 1
21t 0
7t 0
69t 1
41t 0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Garrison20
366 18.3
Baynham12
331 27.6
Renfro5
112 22.4
Shy
5
96 19.2
Stokes4
92 23.0Hayes
1
17 17.0
East
1
0 0.0
Cowboys
48 1,014 21.1
Opponents
59 1,350 22.9

LG TD
36
0
37
0
30
0
35
0
35
0
17
0
0
0
37
0
54
0

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Villanueva
2-5 5-5
1-1
0-7 0-1
Deters
1-1 0-0
0-1
0-2 0-0
Cowboys
3-6 5-5
1-2
0-9 0-1
Opponents
1-1 3-7
2-5
1-8 1-2
Deters: (37M),(12),(43M,40M),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Villanueva: (),(),(),(40M,27),(49M,13M),(51M,45M,34),(9B),(),(45M,49M,21,12),(40M),(22),(17),(22,19M),(25,49B)
Opponents: (27M,37M),(38,44M),(45M,33M),(26M),(45M,47,48M),(),(37B),(27M),(48B,26M,11),(),(42M),(29,53,27),(25),(49M,50B,37)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Hayes
0 10 1a 0/0 0/0 0 66
Reeves
5 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 66
Villanueva 0 0 0 8/19 32/34 0 56
Rentzel0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Perkins
6 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Clarke1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Deters
0 0 0
1/4 9/10 0 12
Norman0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Edwards
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
0/0 0/0 0 6
Baynham 1 0 0
Gent
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Howley0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jordan0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 1 8
9/23 41/44 2+ 342
Cowboys 13 28 4
Opponents 11 20 3* 8/23 34/35 0 268
a 69 punt return vs. St. Louis (11/23)
b 26 int return vs. Baltimore (12/3)
c 28 int return vs. Cleveland (9/17)
d 33 int return vs. Atlanta (11/5)+ Pugh tackled Johnson in end zone vs. Atl (11/5)
Jordan tackled Roland in end zone vs. StL (11/23)* Meador 30 int return vs. Los Angeles (10/1)
Whitsell 26 int return vs. New Orleans (10/15)
Scarpati 67 int return vs. Philadelphia (12/10)
USUAL STARTERS
Bob Hayes
Tony Liscio
John Niland
Mike Connelly
Leon Donohue
Ralph Neely
Pettis Norman
Lance Rentzel
Don Meredith (11)Craig Morton (3)RB Dan Reeves
FB Don Perkins
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB

K

315

P

Danny Villanueva (11)Harold Deters (3)Danny Villanueva

LE Willie Townes
LT Jethro Pugh
RT Bob Lilly
RE George Andrie
LLB Chuck Howley
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RLB Dave Edwards
LCB Cornell GreenRCB Mike Johnson (7)Mel Renfro (6)SS Mike Gaechter
FS Mel Renfro (8)Phil Clark (4)Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
7.2 16 6.3 16 6.3 60t 21/143
68.6
7.2 10 7.3 10 7.3 64t 17/125
67.8
4.8 0 0.0 1 5.5 19t
4/26
40.3
27.9 2 28.6 1 14.3 41t
0/0
101.8
7.4 28 6.7 28 6.7 64t 42/294
69.4
6.6 21 4.4 29 6.0 67t 45/377
63.9

4 OT
T
82 - 342
76 - 268

1967
STATISTICS

ATT COMP YDS PCT
255
128 1,834 50.2
137
69
987 50.418
986 50.0
7
4
195 57.1
417
210 3,093 50.4
482
260 3,167 53.9

YDS
52
38
88
85
34
0
28
6
331
353

LG
74t
64t
60t
39t
15t
23t
16t
19t
17t
14t
74t
67t

1
2 3
69 105 86
55 80 57

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
MeredithMortonRhome
ReevesCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
58
996 17.2
49
998 20.4
39
490 12.6
20
220 11.0
18
116 6.4
9
119 13.2
988 9.83
36 12.03
13 4.3
2
17 8.5210 3,093 14.7
260 3,167 12.1

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 261........... 236
Rushing........................................ 109............. 64
Passing......................................... 141........... 145
Penalty............................................11............. 27
Third Down-Made/Att............... 79/200...... 80/195
Third Down Efficiency.................. 39.5.......... 41.0
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/15.......... 5/13
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,699........ 3,874
Avg. Per Game.......................... 335.6........ 276.7
Total Plays.................................... 936........... 866
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.0............ 4.5
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,900........ 1,094
Avg. Per Game.......................... 135.7.......... 78.1
Total Rushes................................. 477........... 339
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 3.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,799........ 2,780
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 42/294...... 45/377
Gross Yards............................... 3,093........ 3,167
Attempts/Completions........... 417/210.... 482/260
Pct. of Completions..................... 50.4.......... 53.9
Had Intercepted.............................. 28............. 29
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 67/40.4..... 72/42.5
Net Punting Average.................... 35.2.......... 36.1
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 33/9.7....... 38/7.0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 48/21.1..... 59/22.9
INT./AVG. RET..........................29/11.4..... 28/12.6
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 81/785...... 64/707
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 25/13........ 28/18
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 45............. 35
Rushing.......................................... 13..............11
Passing........................................... 28............. 21
Returns............................................. 4............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS... 41/44 ....... 34/35
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.......... 9/23.......... 8/23

RECEIVING
RentzelHayes
ReevesNormanPerkins
ClarkeGent
ShyBaynhamGarrison
Cowboys
Opponents

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Green
7
Renfro7
Johnson5
Jordan3
Edwards3
Gaechter2
Howley1
Clark
1
Cowboys29
Opponents
28

AVG LG TD
4.1 30t 6
3.5 32t 5
6.1 26t 0
10.1 28t 0
3.0 16t 0
18.0 56t 1
3.5 13t 0
2.8 11t 0
2.0
3t 1-5.5 -2t 0-15.0 -15t 0
4.0 56t 13
3.2 46t 112022 SEASON

81,03966,20975,22950,56664,12839,64160,74054,751
83,43775,53868,787
60,23855,834
27,182ATT YDS
201
823
173
603
24
146
9
91
28
84
4
72
17
59
15
42
3
6
2
-11
1
-15
477 1,900
339 1,094

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-3)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/12 L 6-20 @ LA Rams
8/20 W 30-24 @ San Francisco
8/28 L 3-20 GREEN BAY
W 30-17 @ Houston
9/2
9/9
L 7-33 BALTIMOREREGULAR SEASON (9-5)
9/17 W 21-14 @ Cleveland
9/24 W 38-24 N.Y. GIANTS
10/1 L 13-35 L.A. RAMS
10/8 W 17-14 @ Washington
10/15 W 14-10 NEW ORLEANS
10/22 W 24-21 @ Pittsburgh
10/29 L 14-21 @ Philadelphia
11/5 W 37-7 ATLANTA
11/12 W 27-10 @ New Orleans
11/19 L 20-27 WASHINGTON
11/23 W 46-21 ST. LOUIS
12/3 L 17-23 @ Baltimore
12/10 W 38-17 PHILADELPHIA
12/16 L 16-24 @ San Francisco

RUSHING
Perkins
ReevesGarrisonNormanMeredith
ClarkeShy
MortonBaynham
Rhome
Villanueva
Cowboys
Opponents

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2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, CAPITOL DIVISIONHEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (3-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
L 24-30 Chicago @ Canton 14,578
8/11 W 16-14 @ San Francisco 27,530
8/17 W 42-10 @ LA Rams
64,978
8/24 L 27-31 GREEN BAY
72,01452,2898/31 W 33-19 @ Houston
9/7
L 10-16 BALTIMORE
69,520REGULAR SEASON (12-2)
9/15 W 59-13 DETROIT
61,382
9/22 W 28-7 CLEVELAND
68,733
9/29 W 45-13 @ Philadelphia
60,858
10/6 W 27-10 @ St. Louis48,296
10/13 W 34-14 PHILADELPHIA
72,083
10/20 W 20-7 @ Minnesota
47,644
10/28 L 17-28 GREEN BAY
74,604
11/3 W 17-3 @ New Orleans
84,72872,163
11/10 L 21-27 N.Y. GIANTS
11/17 W 44-24 @ Washington
50,816
11/24 W 34-3 @ Chicago
46,667
11/28 W 29-20 WASHINGTON
66,076
12/8 W 28-7 PITTSBURGH
55,06912/15 W 28-10 @ N.Y. Giants
62,617
1968 EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
81,497
12/21 L 20-31 @ Cleveland

SIDELINES

1968
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

PLAYOFF BOWL GAME(MIAMI)
1/5/69 W 17-13 Minnesota

22,961TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 297........... 202
Rushing........................................ 135............. 61
Passing......................................... 143........... 123
Penalty........................................... 19............. 18
Third Down-Made/Att............... 87/188...... 66/193
Third Down Efficiency.................. 46.3.......... 34.2
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 6/6.......... 6/19
TOTAL NET YARDS....................5,117........ 3,633
Avg. Per Game.......................... 365.5........ 259.5
Total Plays.................................... 913........... 863
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.6............ 4.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,091........ 1,195
Avg. Per Game.......................... 149.4.......... 85.4
Total Rushes................................. 480........... 369
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.4............ 3.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,026........ 2,438
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 34/269...... 51/400
Gross Yards............................... 3,295........ 2,838
Attempts/Completions........... 399/217.... 428/220
Pct. of Completions..................... 54.4.......... 51.4
Had Intercepted.............................. 18............. 26
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 59/40.9..... 77/40.4
Net Punting Average.................... 36.4.......... 33.7
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 30/13.5....... 25/5.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 39/21.6..... 68/19.5
INT./AVG. RET......................... 26/10.6..... 18/20.5
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 77/751...... 54/657
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 21/15........ 21/15
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 54............. 23
Rushing.......................................... 22............... 2
Passing........................................... 25............. 20
Returns............................................. 7............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS... 54/54 ....... 21/23
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 17/29.......... 9/22
PASSING
MeredithMortonReevesBaynham
Cowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Perkins
BaynhamGarrison
Shy
ReevesMeredith
NormanMortonHayes
Gent
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
191
836 4.4
103
438 4.345271 5.964
179 2.840
178 4.5
22
123 5.6
451 12.8
4
28 7.042 0.5
2-5 -2.5
480 2,071 4.4
369 1,195 3.2

RECEIVING
RentzelHayes
Baynham
NormanPerkins
Gent
Shy
Garrison
ReevesHoman
WrightRandleCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
54 1,009 18.7 65t 6
53
909 17.2 54t 1029
380 13.1 40t 3
18
204 11.3 34t 1
17
180 11.1 24t 2
16
194 12.1 22t 0
10
105 10.5 41t 0
7
111 15.9 53t 0
7
84 12.0 21t 1
4
92 23.0 36t 1
1
15 15.0 15t 1
1
12 12.0 12t 0
217 3,296 15.2 65t 25
220 2,838 12.9 80t 20

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Howley6Green4Gaechter3
Jordan3
Johnson3
Renfro3
Daniels2
Simmons1
Cole1
Cowboys26
18
Opponents

YDS
115
73
23
17
3
5
25
8
5
275
335

AVG
19.2
18.3
7.6
5.7
1.0
1.7
12.5
8.0
5.0
10.6
20.5

LG TD
28t 4
22t 5
22t 5
17t 1
25t 4
16t 1
26t 0
12t 2
0t 0
-5t 0
28t 22
27t 2

LG TD
58t 1
55t 1
17t 0
7t 0
3t 0
5t 0
17t 0
8t 0
5t 1
58t 3
89t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Widby
59 2,415 40.9 7 17 84 0 36.4
Cowboys 59 2,415 40.9 7 17 84 0 36.4
Opp.
77 3,119 40.4 6 22 57 0 33.7
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
15 9 312 20.8
Hayes
Rentzel
14 12 93 6.6
Homan
1 0
0 0.0
0 1
0 0.0
Gaechter
Cowboys
30 23 405 13.5
25 16 128 5.1
Opponents

LG TD
90t 2
27t 0
0t 0
0t 0
90t 2
48t 0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Baynham
23590
Daniels
9
193
Neely
3
17
Homan
2
21
Hayes
1
20
Norman1
0
Cowboys
39843
68 1,326
Opponents

LG TD
40 0
32 0
9 0
21 0
20 0
0 0
40 0
53 0

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
309
171 2,500 55.3 8.1 21 6.8 128544752 51.8 8.9 4 4.7 6
42
43 50.0 10.8 0 0.0 01
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0399
217 3,295 54.4 8.3 25 6.3 18428
220 2,838 51.4 6.6 20 4.7 26

AVG
25.7
21.5
5.6
10.5
20.0
0.0
21.6
19.5

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
3.9 65t 30/180
88.3
7.1 53t
4/39
68.2
0.0 24t
0/0
101.8
0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
4.5 65t 34/269
84.1
6.1 80t 51/400
63.9

316

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
72 133 85 141 - 431
19 68 59 40 - 186

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Clark
6-6 7-8
1-6
2-6 1-3
6-6 7-8
1-6
2-6 1-3
Cowboys
Opponents
3-3 3-3
3-11 0-4 0-1
Clark: (52M,16,46M),(33M),(26),(14,50),(35M,26,21),(12,21,53M),(16,47M),(20),(),(45,34,13),(34M,21,29M,31M,38M,49,47M),(18,25),(48M),()
Opponents: (48M,36B),(23,13),(32,35M),(47M),(31B,45B),(37M),(57M,37M,38),(25,10),(37),(21,34M),(),(45M),(12,32M,32B)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
M. Clark
0 0 0 17/29 54/54 0 105
Hayes
0 10 2a 0/0 0/0 0 72
Baynham 5 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Perkins
4 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Rentzel0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Garrison
5 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Reeves
4 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Cole
0 0 2b 0/0 0/0 0 12
Morton2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Green
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Homan
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
HowleyMeredith
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Shy
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Townes
0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 8
Norman0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 2
Wright0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Pugh
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1 2
Cowboys 22 25 7 17/29 54/54 1+ 431
Opponents 2 20 1* 9/22 21/23 0 186
a 90 punt return vs. Pittsburgh (12/8)
63 punt return vs. N.Y Giants (12/15)
b 21 fumble return vs. Washington (11/17)
5 int return vs. Washington (11/28)
c 55 int return vs. Minnesota (10/20)
d 35 int return vs. Detroit (9/15)
e 20 fumble return vs. Cleveland (9/22)+ Pugh forced fum in end zone vs. Was (11/28)* Hanburger 30 int. return vs. Was (11/17)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Larry Cole (10)Bob Hayes
WillieTownes (4)Tony Liscio
LT Jethro PughJohn Niland
RT Bob Lilly
Malcolm Walker
RE George Andrie
John Wilbur
LLB Chuck Howley
Ralph Neely
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
Pettis Norman
RLB Dave Edwards
Lance Rentzel
LCB Cornell GreenDon Meredith
Craig Baynham (8) RCB Mike Johnson
SS Mike Gaechter
Dan Reeves (4)FS Mel Renfro (8)FB Don Perkins
Dick Daniels (8)K Mike Clark
P Ron Widby
Pro Bowlers in Bold

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB

FIRST PLACE, CAPITOL DIVISIONHEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPLAYOFF BOWL GAME(MIAMI)LA Rams

1/3/70 L 0-31

31,151NO YDS AVG
43
960 22.3
40746 18.7
20
232 11.6
18
187 10.4
17369 21.7
13
238 18.3
13
131 10.1
12
240 20.08124 15.5
474 18.5
1
12 12.0
189 3,212 17.0
235 3,109 13.2

LG
75t
67t
28t
29t
51t
31t
25t
66t
49t
34t
12t
75t
88t

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Renfro10
Gaechter3
Jordan2
Howley2
P. Clark
2
Green
2
Cole
1
Brown
1
Edwards
1
Cowboys24
Opponents
18

YDS
118
72
38
37
2
0
41
31
0
339
167

AVG
11.8
24.0
19.0
18.5
1.0
0.0
41.0
31.0
0.0
14.1
9.3

TD
12
4
0
1
3
3
0
0
1
0
0
24
23

LG TD
41t 0
37t 0
38t 0
28t 0
2t 0
0t 0
41t 1
31t 0
0t 0
41t 1
56t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Widby
63 2,729 43.3 4 9 62 0 37.2
Cowboys 63 2,729 43.3 4 9 62 0 37.2
Opp.
82 3,463 42.2 5 21 81 0 37.7
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
18 5 179 9.9 50 0
Hayes
Renfro15 7 80 5.3 34 0
Rentzel4 3 14 3.5 11 0
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
JohnsonCowboys
38 15 273 7.2 50 0
43 7 305 7.1 28 0
Opponents
AVG LG TD
20.8 30 0
16.3 29 0
22.4 35 0
31.3 46 0
26.7 46 0
15.6 26 0
0.0
0 0
2.0
2 0
19.9 46 0
19.4 60 0

317

Clark: (23M,30),(47M),(14,47M),(47,32M),(17M,33M),(41M,42M,47,35,15),(14,50M),(21,21,46M,40M),(36,14,50M),(18,22,43),(47M,24,37M),(32),(15,27,46M),(12,24,54M)
Opponents: (42M,46M,20,27M),(56M,32M,43),(42B),(34),(48M),(23,50B),(45M,46M),(37,44M),(48B),(36),(48B,21),(),(24,43M),(34,27B,42M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
M. Clark
0 0 0 20/36 43/44 0 103
Rentzel
0 12 1a 0/0 0/0 0 78
Hill
8 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Reeves
4 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Hayes
0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Ditka
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Norman0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Garrison
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Shy
1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Cole
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lilly
Morton1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Staubach 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Andrie0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1+ 2
Cowboys 17 24 3 20/36 43/44 1 369
Opponents 3 23 2* 9/25 28/28 0 223
a 0 fumble return @ Philadelphia (10/5)
b 9 fumble return vs. Philadelphia (10/19)
c 41 int return @ Washington (11/16)+ tackled Tarkenton in end zone vs. NYG (10/27)* Bradley 56 int. return vs.Philadelphia (10/19)
Hanburger 19 fumble return vs. Was (12/21)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Larry ColeWR Bob Hayes (10)Dennis Homan (4) LT Jethro Pugh (11)Ron East (3)LT Tony Liscio
RT Bob Lilly
LG John Niland
RE George Andrie
C Malcolm Walker
LLB Dave Edwards
RG John Wilbur
RT Ralph Neely (11) MLB Lee Roy Jordan
Rayfield Wright (3) RLB Chuck Howley
TE Pettis Norman (10) LCB Cornell GreenRCB Phil Clark
Mike Ditka (4)SS Mike Gaechter
WR Lance Rentzel
FS Mel Renfro
QB Craig Morton
RB Calvin Hill
P Ron Widby‚
FB Walt Garrison
K

Mike Clark

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
302
162 2,619 53.6 8.7 21 7.0 15 5.0 67t 30/246
85.4
47
23
421 49.0 9.0 1 2.1 2 4.3 75t 12/10669.5
3
3
137 100.0 45.7 2 66.7 0 0.0 53t
0/0
158.3
3
1
35 33.3 11.7 0 0.0 1 33.3 35t
2/14
38.9
355
189 3,212 53.2 9.1 24 6.3 18 7.1 75t 44/366
85.6
458
235 3,109 51.3 6.8 23 5.0 24 5.2 88t 55/452
68.0

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Clark, M.
7-8 6-7
4-7 3-11 0-3
7-8 6-7
4-7 3-11 0-3
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 3-5
4-5 1-12 0-2

1969
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Flowers
11
238
Baynham
7
114
Welch
5
112
Hill
4
125
Hayes
3
80
Shy
3
47
Green
2
0
Garrison
1
2
Cowboys36
718
Opponents
64 1,242

1
2 3
4 OT
T
102 106 54 107 - 369
62 64 48 49 - 223

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
MortonStaubach
Hill
ReevesCowboys
Opponents

RECEIVING
RentzelHayes
Hill
Reeves
Ditka
NormanGarrison
Homan
Shy
ConradWrightCowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 275........... 203
Rushing........................................ 133............. 52
Passing......................................... 125........... 141
Penalty........................................... 17............. 10
Third Down-Made/Att............... 82/197...... 64/191
Third Down Efficiency.................. 41.6.......... 33.5
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 2/6............ 3/8
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,122........ 3,707
Avg. Per Game.......................... 365.9........ 264.8
Total Plays.................................... 931........... 826
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.5............ 4.5
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,276........ 1,050
Avg. Per Game.......................... 162.6.......... 75.0
Total Rushes................................. 532........... 313
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.3............ 3.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,846........ 2,657
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 44/366...... 55/452
Gross Yards............................... 3,212........ 3,109
Attempts/Completions........... 355/189.... 458/235
Pct. of Completions..................... 53.2.......... 51.3
Had Intercepted.............................. 18............. 24
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 63/43.3..... 82/42.2
Net Punting Average.................... 37.2.......... 37.7
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 38/7.2....... 43/7.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 36/19.9..... 64/19.4
INT./AVG. RET......................... 24/14.1....... 18/9.3
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 81/840...... 58/680
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 28/12.........23/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 44............. 28
Rushing.......................................... 17............... 3
Passing........................................... 24............. 23
Returns............................................. 3............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS... 43/44 ....... 28/28
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 20/36.......... 9/25

LG TD
55 8
21 2
12 4
23 1
15 1
19 1
6 0
21 0
6 0
14 0
2 0
55 17
25 3

2022 SEASON

1969 EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
69,321
12/28 L 14-38 CLEVELAND

ATT YDS AVG
204
942 4.6
176
818 4.659
173 2.942
154 3.7
16
62 4.015
60 4.06
21 3.5
5
20 4.04
17 4.32
11 5.53-2 -0.6
532 2,276 4.3
313 1,050 3.4

PLAYERSPRESEASON (4-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/8
L 17-24 @ LA Rams
87,381
8/17 W 20-17 @ San Francisco 33,894
8/23 W 31-13 GREEN BAY
73,76455,3108/28 W 14-11 @ Houston
9/6
W 25-9 N.Y. JETS
74,771
58,975
9/14 L 7-23 BALTIMOREREGULAR SEASON (11-2-1)
62,134
9/21 W 24-3 ST. LOUIS
9/28 W 21-17 @ New Orleans
79,567
10/5 W 38-7 @ Philadelphia
60,658
10/12 W 24-17 @ Atlanta
54,833
10/19 W 49-14 PHILADELPHIA
71,50910/27 W 25-3 N.Y. GIANTS
58,964
11/2 L 10-42 @ Cleveland
84,85011/9 W 33-17 NEW ORLEANS
68,28250,474
11/16 W 41-28 @ Washington
11/23 L 23-24 @ LA Rams
79,105
11/27 T 24-24 SAN FRANCISCO 62,348
12/7 W 10-7 @ Pittsburgh
24,99012/13 W 27-10 BALTIMORE
63,191
12/21 W 20-10 WASHINGTON
56,924

RUSHING
Hill
Garrison
ReevesShy
MortonStaubach
Welch
NormanHayes
RentzelBaynham
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1969 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1969

STAFF

1970 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1970

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (1-5)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/8
W 20-10 @ San Diego
8/15 L 10-17 @ LA Rams
8/22 L 34-35 GREEN BAY
8/29 L 21-37 @ Houston
9/5
L 0-13 KANSAS CITY
9/13 L 21-29 N.Y. JETSREGULAR SEASON (10-4)
9/20 W 17-7 @ Philadelphia
9/27 W 28-10 N.Y. GIANTS
10/4 L 7-20 @ St. Louis
10/11 W 13-0 ATLANTA
10/18 L 13-54 @ Minnesota
10/25 W 27-16 @ Kansas City
11/1 W 21-17 PHILADELPHIA
11/8 L 20-23 @ N.Y. Giants
11/16 L 0-38 ST. LOUIS
11/22 W 45-21 @ Washington
11/26 W 16-3 GREEN BAY
12/6 W 34-0 WASHINGTON
12/12 W 6-2@ Cleveland
12/20 W 52-10 HOUSTON

Att.
39,39264,646
72,38946,54869,05555,29759,72857,23950,78053,61147,90051,15855,73662,92869,32350,41567,182
57,93675,45850,5041970 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
12/26 W 5-0
DETROIT
73,167SIDELINES

1970
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1970 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1/3/71 W 17-10 @ San Francisco 59,625
SUPER BOWL V(MIAMI)
1/17/71 L 13-16 Baltimore

80,055TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 229........... 205
Rushing.........................................119............. 87
Passing........................................... 95........... 105
Penalty........................................... 15............. 13
Third Down-Made/Att............... 63/186...... 74/202
Third Down Efficiency.................. 33.9.......... 36.6
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 6/15.......... 6/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,449........ 3,569
Avg. Per Game.......................... 317.8........ 254.9
Total Plays.................................... 858........... 855
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.2............ 4.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,300........ 1,656
Avg. Per Game.......................... 164.3.........118.3
Total Rushes................................. 522........... 415
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.4............ 4.0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,149........ 1,913
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 39/296...... 41/313
Gross Yards............................... 2,445........ 2,226
Attempts/Completions........... 297/149.... 399/193
Pct. of Completions..................... 50.2.......... 48.4
Had Intercepted.............................. 16............. 24
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 69/41.3..... 74/41.1
Net Punting Average.................... 35.4.......... 36.3
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 32/7.4....... 38/7.4
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 37/24.0..... 60/19.0
INT./AVG. RET......................... 24/12.8..... 16/16.2
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 87/934...... 70/732
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 29/12........ 25/14
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 35............. 24
Rushing.......................................... 16............. 10
Passing........................................... 18............. 10
Returns............................................. 1............... 4
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 35/35 ....... 24/24
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 18/27........ 17/26
PASSING
MortonStaubach
ReevesHill
RentzelCowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Thomas
Hill
GarrisonStaubach
ReevesMortonHayes
NormanWelch
Rentzel
Homan
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
151
803 5.3
153
577 3.8
126507 4.027
221 8.2
35
84 2.416
37 2.3
4
34 8.52
16 8.05
13 2.61
11 11.02-3 -1.5
522 2,300 4.4
415 1,656 4.0

LG TD
47t 5
20t 4
18t 3
25t 0
8t 2
11t 0
13t 1
22t 0
5t 1
11t 0
0t 0
47t 1648t 10RECEIVING
Hayes
RentzelGarrison
Hill
ReevesThomasRucker
Ditka
Homan
NormanKiner
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS
34
889
28
556
21
205
13
95
12
140
10
73
9
200
8
98
7
105
6
70
1
14
149 2,445
193 2,226

AVG
26.1
19.9
9.8
7.3
11.7
7.3
22.2
12.3
15.0
11.7
14.0
16.4
11.5

LG TD
89t 10
86t 5
36t 2
21t 0
23t 0
17t 0
52t 1
26t 0
43t 0
23t 0
14t 0
89t 1878t 10

AVG
9.0
0.8
23.0
33.0
9.0
1.0
59.0
28.0
11.0
6.0
0.0
0.0
12.8
16.2

LG TD
20 0
3 0
30 0
60 0
17 0
2 0
59 0
28 0
11 0
6 0
0 0
0 0
60 0
43 1

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Waters5
Renfro4Adderley
3
Harris2
Howley2
Edwards
2
Green
1
Kiner
1
Stincic
1
Jordan1
Pugh1
Washington
1
Cowboys24
Opponents
16

YDS
45
3
69
66
18
2
59
28
11
6
0
0
307
259

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Widby
69 2,847 41.3 6 10 59 1 35.4
Cowboys 69 2,847 41.3 6 10 59 1 35.4
Opp.
74 3,045 41.1 6 21 64 1 36.3
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
15 7 116 7.7 34t 0
Hayes
Renfro13 6 77 5.9 29t 0
Adkins
4 2 44 11.0 24t 0
Reeves
0 2
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
32 17 237 7.4 34t 0
Opponents
38 12 281 7.4 74t 1
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Thomas19
416
Adkins
7
149
Washington
5
242
Kiner
3
50
1
22
HarrisWaters1
6
Flowers
1
3
Cowboys37
888
Opponents
60 1,142

AVG LG TD
21.9 33t 0
21.3 27t 0
48.4 100t 1
16.7 18t 0
22.0 22t 0
6.0
6t 0
3.0
3t 0
24.0 100t 1
19.0 44t 0

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
207
102 1,819 49.3 8.8 15 7.2 7 3.4 89t 20/166
89.8
82
44
542 53.7 6.6 2 2.4 8 9.3 43t 19/130
42.9
31
14 33.3 4.7 0 0.0 1 33.3 14t
0/0
9.7
4
1
12 25.0 3.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 12t
0/0
39.6
1
1
58 100.0 58.0 1 100.0 0 0.0 58t
0/0
158.3
297
149 2,445 50.2 8.2 18 6.3 16 7.1 89t 39/296
75.9399
193 2,226 48.4 5.6 10 5.0 24 5.2 78t 41/313
48.9

318

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
36
59

2 3
82 93
49 55

4 OT
T
88 - 299
58 - 221

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
M. Clark
7-8 3-5
6-9
2-5 0-0
7-8 3-5
6-9
2-5 0-0
Cowboys
Opponents
2-2 4-6
7-9
3-5 1-4
Clark: (13),(47M,41M),(19M),(38M,19,10),(19,43),(38,34),(34M),(28,32M,22),(),(42),(21,12,15),(21B,38,47M,15),(29M,39,31),(35)Opponents: (),(50M,20,27M),(38,35,43M),(36M),(42,31,28,34),(25,32,22),(19),(40,42,55M,54,20M),(53M,31),(),(19),(47M),(32M),(37)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
M. Clark
0 0 0 18/27 35/35 0 89
Hayes
1 10 00/0 0/0 0 66
Garrison
3 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Rentzel0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Thomas
5 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Hill
4 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Reeves
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Rucker0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Washington 0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Welch
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 16 18 1 18/27 35/35 0 299
Opponents 10 10 4* 17/26 24/24 1+ 221
a 100 kickoff return vs. Washington (11/22)* Sharockman 34 block punt return vs. Min (10/18)
Sharockman 34 int. return vs. Minnesota (10/18)
Roland 74 punt return vs. St. Louis (11/16)
Peacock 41 fumble return vs. Houston (12/20)+ Reynolds tackle in end zone vs. Cle (12/12)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Bob Hayes (9)Dennis Homan (5)LT Tony Liscio (8)Ralph Neely (6)LG John Niland
C Dave Manders
RG Blaine Nye (10)Ralph Neely (4)RT Rayfield Wright
TE Pettis Norman
WR Lance Rentzel
QB Craig Morton (11)Roger Staubach (3)RB Calvin Hill (9)Duane Thomas (4)FB Walt Garrison (10)Duane Thomas (4)LE Larry Cole (10)
Pat Toomay (3)LT Jethro Pugh
RT Bob Lilly
RE George Andrie
LLB Dave Edwards
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RLB Chuck Howley
LCB Herb Adderley
RCB Mel Renfro
SS Cornell GreenFS Charlie Waters (6)Cliff Harris (5)Richmond Flowers (3)PK

Ron Widby
Mike Clark

Pro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Att.
87,18773,56069,09949,07822,291
74,0351971 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
12/25 W 20-12 @ Minnesota
49,1001971 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1/2/72 W 14-3 SAN FRANCISCO 66,311
81,035PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Widby
56 2,329 41.6 7 17 59 1 35.0
Cowboys 56 2,329 41.6 7 17 59 1 35.0
Opp.
65 2,697 41.5 5 17 58 1 36.1

RECEIVING
Garrison
Hayes
Alworth
Ditka
Hill
Truax
D. Thomas
Richardson
AdkinsWilliams
ReevesRuckerWelch
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
40
396 9.935840 24.0
34
487 14.3
30
360 12.0
19244 12.8
15
232 15.5
13
153 11.88
170 21.3
4
53 13.3
3
59 19.7
3
25 8.31
19 19.01-1 -1.0
206 3,037 14.7
209 2,660 12.7

LG TD
36t 1
85t 8
26t 2
29t 1
27t 3
25t 1
34t 2
45t 3
23t 0
35t 0
11t 0
19t 1
-1t 0
85t 2275t 15KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Harris29
823 28.4 77t 0
I. Thomas
7
295 42.1 101t 2
Welch
4
105 26.3 39t 0
Ditka
3
30 10.0 20t 0
D. Thomas
2
64 32.0 33t 0
Waters1
18 18.0 18t 0
Lewis
1
15 15.0 15t 0
Hayes
1
14 14.0 14t 0
Williams
1
12 12.0 12t 0
Green
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
50 1,376 27.5 101t 2
Opponents
70 1,681 24.0 52t 0

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Adderley
6
Howley5
Renfro4
Waters2
Jordan2
Green2
Edwards2
Harris2
Lewis
1
26
Cowboys
Opponents
14

YDS
182
122
11
37
34
16
0
0
0
402
304

AVG
30.3
24.4
2.8
18.5
17.0
8.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
15.5
21.7

LG TD
46
0
53
0
7
0
30
0
23
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
53
0
60
1

1
2 3
96 139 72
62 59 32

4 OT
T
99 - 406
69 - 222

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
M. Clark
5-5 4-6
0-1 4-12 0-1
Fritsch1-1 3-30-1
1-3 0-0
Cowboys
6-6 7-9
0-2 5-15 0-1
Opponents
0-0 4-6
9-11 3-6 0-0
Clark: (),(48M,42M),(48M,22,9,27),(42,41,41M),(50M),(16,17,45M,12),(21M,42M,29M,10),(),(),(43M,26,31M,48),(),(47M,45),(),(24)Fritsch: (),(),(),(),(),(),(),(27,42M,14,26),(23,41M,39M,46),(),(),(),(),()
Opponents: (40,49M),(),(25,32),(35,20),(36),(),(44,38,35),(41,47M,36),(22M),(),(31M),(35),(35M),(23M,33,29,23,35,45M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
M. Clark
0 0 0 13/25 47/47 0 86
D. Thomas 11 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 78
Hill
8 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 66
Hayes
0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Richardson 0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Fritsch0 0 0
5/8 2/2 0 17
Alworth0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Garrison
1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
0/0 0/0 0 12
Staubach 2 0 0
I. Thomas 0 0 2a 0/0 0/0 0 12
Welch
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 1+ 8
Ditka
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Lilly
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Morton1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Rucker0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Truax
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Williams
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Reeves
0 0 0
0/0 1/1# 0 1
Cowboys 25 22 3 18/33 50/50 1 406
Opponents 8 15 2* 16/23 24/24 0 222* Nelson 101 FG return vs. Philadelphia (9/2)
Athas 37 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (12/12)

SIDELINESa 89 kickoff return vs. Los Angeles (11/25)
101 kickoff return vs. N.Y. Jets (12/4)
b 7 fumble return vs. Philadelphia (9/26)+ tackled Green in end zone vs. Chicago (10/31)# runs left end on bad snap vs. St. Louis (11/7)

1971
STATISTICS

319

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 288........... 200
Rushing........................................ 135............. 59
Passing......................................... 144........... 125
Penalty............................................. 9............. 16
Third Down-Made/Att............... 87/183...... 68/182
Third Down Efficiency.................. 47.5.......... 37.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 2/3.......... 3/16
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,035........ 3,468
Avg. Per Game.......................... 359.6........ 247.7
Total Plays.................................... 905........... 817
USUAL STARTERS
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.6............ 4.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,249........ 1,144
LE Larry ColeWR Bob Hayes
Avg. Per Game.......................... 160.6.......... 81.7
LT Jethro Pugh
LT Ralph Neely (7)Total Rushes................................. 512........... 353
RT Bob Lilly
Tony Liscio (5)Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.4............ 3.2
RE
George Andrie
LG
John
NilandNET YARDS PASSING............... 2,786........ 2,324
LLB Dave Edwards
C Dave Manders
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 32/251...... 43/336
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RG Blaine Nye
Gross Yards............................... 3,037........ 2,660
RLB Chuck Howley
RT Rayfield WrightAttempts/Completions........... 361/206.... 421/209
LCB Herb Adderley
TE Billy Truax (10)Pct. of Completions..................... 57.1.......... 49.6
RCB Mel Renfro
Mike Ditka (4)Had Intercepted.............................. 14............. 26
WR Lance Alworth (11) SS Cornell Green
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 56/41.6..... 65/41.5
Gloster Richardson (3) FS Cliff Harris (11)Net Punting Average.................... 35.0.......... 36.1
QB Roger Staubach (10)Charlie Waters (3)PUNT RET./AVG........................ 31/8.0....... 26/8.9
Craig Morton (4)KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 50/27.5..... 70/24.0
P Ron Widby
RB Duane Thomas (9) K Mike Clark (11)INT./AVG. RET......................... 26/15.5..... 14/21.7
Calvin Hill (5)PENALTIES/YARDS................. 94/952...... 61/647
Tony Fritsch (3)FB Walt Garrison
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 30/21........ 40/25
Pro Bowlers in Bold
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 50............. 25
Rushing.......................................... 25............... 8
Passing........................................... 22............. 15
Returns............................................. 3............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS... 50/50 ....... 24/25
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 18/33........ 16/23
AVG
PCT
PCT
PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Staubach
211
126 1,882 59.7 8.9 15 7.1 4 1.9 85t 23/175
104.8
Morton143
78 1,131 54.5 7.9 7 4.9 8 5.6 76t
9/76
73.5
Reeves5
2
24 40.0 4.8 0 0.0 1 20.0 14t
0/0
15.8
D. Thomas
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Hill
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 1 100.0
0t
0/0
0.0
Cowboys361
206 3,037 57.1 8.4 22 6.1 14 3.9 85t 32/251
88.8
Opponents
421
209 2,660 49.6 6.3 15 3.6 26 6.2 75t 43/336
55.9

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Harris17 8 129 7.6 35 0
9 5 109 12.1 42 0
WatersAdkins
4 0
5 1.3 10 0
Hayes
1 0
5 0.2
5 0
0 1
0 0.0
0 0
RenfroCowboys
31 14 248 8.0 42 0
26 15 231 8.9 43 0
Opponents

RECORDSSUPER BOWL VI(NEW ORLEANS)
1/16/72W 24-3 Miami

LG TD
56t 11
17t 8
34t 1
31t 2
22t 0
16t 1
14t 1
11t 0
4t 1
11t 0
-4t 0
56t 2557t 82022 SEASON

46,20665,35872,00068,37883,08865,70855,04950,48660,17853,014
66,59566,68962,81566,672ATT YDS AVG
175
793 4.5
106
468 4.4
127429 3.4
41343 8.4
17
79 4.6
21
67 3.214
51 3.63
18 6.0
4
9 2.3
2
2 1.0
2
-10 -5.0
512 2,249 4.4
353 1,144 3.2

PLAYERSPRESEASON (6-0)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/6
W 45-21 @ LA Rams
8/14 W 36-21 NEW ORLEANS
8/20 W 16-15 CLEVELAND
8/26 W 28-20 @ Houston
9/3
W 27-14 @ Baltimore
9/11 W 24-17 KANSAS CITYREGULAR SEASON (11-3)
9/19 W 49-37 @ Buffalo
9/26 W 42-7 @ Philadelphia
10/3 L 16-20 WASHINGTON
10/11 W 20-13 N.Y. GIANTS
10/17 L 14-24 @ New Orleans
10/24 W 44-21 NEW ENGLAND
10/31 L 19-23 @ Chicago
11/7 W 16-13 @ St. Louis
11/14 W 20-7 PHILADELPHIA
11/21 W 13-0 @ Washington
11/25 W 28-21 L.A. RAMS
12/4 W 52-10 N.Y. JETS
12/12 W 42-14 @ N.Y. Giants
12/18 W 31-12 ST. LOUIS

RUSHING
D. Thomas
Hill
GarrisonStaubach
ReevesWilliams
Welch
Hayes
MortonDitka
AlworthCowboys
Opponents

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1971 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1971

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1972 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1972

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (6-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
Att.
7/28 W 20-7 Coll. All-Stars @ Chi.54,162
8/5
W 26-24 HOUSTON
65,405
8/12 W 27-13 @ LA Rams
66,051
8/19 W 30-7 @ New Orleans
81,0708/26 W 34-27 N.Y. JETS
65,386
L 10-20 @ Kansas City
79,592
9/2
9/9
W 16-10 OAKLAND
62,607REGULAR SEASON (10-4)
55,8509/17 W 28-6 PHILADELPHIA
9/24 W 23-14 @ N.Y. Giants
62,725
10/1 L 13-16 @ Green Bay
47,103
10/8 W 17-13 PITTSBURGH
65,682
10/15 W 21-0 @ Baltimore
58,992
10/22 L 20-24 @ Washington
53,03910/30 W 28-24 DETROIT
65,378
11/5 W 34-28 @ San Diego
54,476
11/12 W 33-24 ST. LOUIS
65,218
11/19 W 28-7 @ Philadelphia
65,72011/23 L 10-31 SAN FRANCISCO 65,124
12/3 W 27-6 @ St. Louis
49,797
12/9 W 34-24 WASHINGTON
65,136
12/17 L 3-23 N.Y. Giants
64,6021972 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
12/23 W 30-28 @ San Francisco 61,214

SIDELINES

1972
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1972 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
53,12912/31 L 3-26 @ Washington
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 256........... 217
Rushing.........................................118............. 81
Passing......................................... 126............113
Penalty........................................... 12............. 23
Third Down-Made/Att............... 89/201...... 78/187
Third Down Efficiency.................. 44.3.......... 41.7
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................5/11.......... 7/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,466........ 3,755
Avg. Per Game.......................... 319.0........ 268.2
Total Plays.................................... 897........... 842
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.0............ 4.5
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,124........ 1,515
Avg. Per Game.......................... 151.7........ 108.2
Total Rushes................................. 499........... 428
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.3............ 3.5
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,342........ 2,240
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 31/238...... 32/268
Gross Yards............................... 2,580........ 2,508
Attempts/Completions........... 367/196.... 382/187
Pct. of Completions..................... 53.4.......... 49.0
Had Intercepted.............................. 23............. 16
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 51/38.2..... 65/40.6
Net Punting Average.................... 36.2.......... 36.3
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 28/4.8....... 15/2.7
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 50/21.6..... 52/24.5
INT./AVG. RET......................... 16/13.3..... 23/13.1
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 90/841...... 59/586
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 27/15........ 40/17
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 36............. 28
Rushing.......................................... 17............... 7
Passing........................................... 16............. 18
Returns............................................. 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 36/36 ....... 27/28
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 21/36........ 15/34

RUSHING
Hill
Garrison
Newhouse
Montgomery
StaubachMortonReeves
Neely
Hayes
FugettAlworthCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
245 1,036 4.2 26t 6
167
784 4.7 41t 7
28
116 4.1 19t 1
35
81 2.3 10t 16
45 7.5 20t 08
26 3.3 12t 23
14 4.7 14t 0
1
10 10.0 10t 0
2
8 4.0
7t 0
3
2 0.7
9t 0
1
2 2.0
2t 0
499 2,124 4.3 41t 17
428 1,515 3.5 34t 7

RECEIVING
Hill
GarrisonSellers
Parks
Ditka
Hayes
AlworthMontgomery
FugettTruax
Newhouse
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
43
364 8.537
390 10.531653 21.1
18
298 16.6
17
198 11.6
15
200 13.3
15
195 13.0
8
131 16.4
7
94 13.4
449 12.3
1
8 8.0
196 2,580 13.2
187 2,508 13.4

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Waters6Harris3
Jordan
2
Green
2
Lewis
1
Howley1
Renfro1
Cowboys
16
Opponents
23

YDS
132
40
18
1
15
7
0
213
302

AVG
22.0
13.3
9.0
0.5
15.0
7.0
0.0
13.3
13.1

LG TD
33t 3
26t 3
55t 5
38t 1
26t 1
29t 0
30t 2
46t 1
29t 0
18t 0
8t 0
55t 1694t 18
LG TD
56 1
23 0
12 0
1 0
15 0
7 0
0 0
56 1
45 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Bateman 51 1,949 38.2 3 4 61 0 36.2
Cowboys 51 1,949 38.2 3 4 61 0 36.2
Opp.
65 2,636 40.6 7 13 63 0 36.3
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
19 16 78 4.1 21 0
HarrisWaters
9 7 56 6.2 17 0
Cowboys
28 23 134 4.8 21 0
15 26 41 2.7 14 0
Opponents
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Harris26615 23.7
Newhouse
18
382 21.2
Thomas2
50 25.0
Waters2
18 9.0Montgomery
1
15 15.0
Fugett1
0 0.0
Cowboys
50 1,080 21.6
Opponents
15 1,272 24.5

LG TD
44
0
30
0
30
0
18
0
15
0
0
0
44
0
55
0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

320

4 OT
T
59 - 319
79 - 240

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Fritsch6-6 5-5
3-6 5-13 2-6
6-6 5-5
3-6 5-13 2-6
Cowboys
Opponents
3-4 4-7
4-5 4-15 0-3
Fritsch: (46M),(54,13,8),(46,9),(40,44M,50M,33M),(57M,39M,42M),(13,12,50M),(48M),(25,47M,31),(27,14,50,32M,38),(42,49M),(23),(42M,29,42,50M),(42M,36,26),(43)Opponents: (30,42,44M,58M),(45M,24M),(44,26, 22,16M,27B,41M),(39,39,50M,41M),(48M,48M),(42,43M,37M),(43M,17),(50B),(34),(47M,42M),(18),(49M),(16),(22M,49,22,26)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Fritsch0 0 0 21/36 36/36 0 99
Garrison
7 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 60
Hill
6 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 54
Sellers0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Montgomery 1 1 1a 0/0 0/0 0 18
Alworth0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Morton2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Ditka
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Newhouse 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Niland0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Parks
Waters
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 17 16 3 21/36 36/36 2+ 319
Opponents 7 18 3* 15/34 27/28 0 240
a 54 fumble return vs. San Diego (11/5)
b 0 fumble return vs. Philadelphia (11/19)
c 28 int return vs. St. Louis (11/12)+ Bradley tackled in end zone vs. Phi (11/19)
Smith centered out of end zone vs. Phi (11/19)* Blount 35 fumble return vs. Pittsburgh (10/8)
Vanderbundt 73 fumble return vs. SF (11/23)
Vanderbundt 21 int. return vs. SF (11/23)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Ron Sellers (8)Bob Hayes (6)LT Ralph Neely
LG John Niland
C Dave Manders
RG Blaine Nye
RT Rayfield Wright
TE Mike Ditka
WR Lance Alworth (7)Billy Parks (7)QB Craig Morton
RB Calvin Hill
FB Walt Garrison
K

AVG
PCT
PCT
PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Morton339
185 2,396 54.6 7.1 15 4.4 21 6.2 46t 23/179
65.9
Staubach20998 45.0 4.9 0 0.0 2 10.0 21t
8/59
20.4
Hill
3
1
55 33.3 18.3 1 33.0 0 0.0 55t
0/0
121.5
Montgomery
3
1
31 33.3 10.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 31t
0/0
72.9
Reeves20
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys367
196 2,580 53.4 7.0 16 4.4 23 6.3 55t 31/238
64.3
Opponents
382
187 2,508 49.0 6.6 18 4.7 16 4.2 94t 32/268
68.5

1
2 3
83 101 76
25 86 50

Tony FritschLE

Larry Cole (7)Tody Smith (6)LT Jethro Pugh
RT Bob Lilly
RE Pat Toomay
LLB Dave Edwards
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RLB Chuck Howley
LCB Herb Adderley
RCB Mel Renfro
SS Cornell GreenFS Cliff HarrisP

Marv Bateman
Pro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Att.
75,46153,72361,022
46,942
57,46861,3781973 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
64,291
12/23 W 27-16 L.A. RAMS
1973 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
64,524
12/30 L 10-27 MINNESOTARECEIVING
Hill
DuPreeGarrison
Stowe
PearsonHayes
Montgomery
FugettNewhouse
Richards
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
32
290 9.1 29t 0
29392 13.5 40t 5
26
273 10.5 53t 2
23
389 16.9 45t 6
22
388 17.6 40t 2
22
360 16.4 47t 3
14
164 11.7 32t 3
9168 18.7 48t 3987 9.7 38t 1
6
91 15.2 53t 1
192 2,602 13.6 53t 26
187 2,301 12.3 80t 15

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Jordan6
Waters5
Renfro2Harris2
Toomay1
B. Barnes
1
Washington
1
Cowboys18
Opponents
16

YDS
78
112
65
9
35
1
0
300
151

AVG
13.0
22.4
32.5
4.5
35.0
1.0
0.0
16.7
9.4

LG TD
31t 1
44t 0
35t 1
5t 0
35t 0
1t 0
0t 0
44t 2
29t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Bateman 55 2,290 41.6 3 4 62 2 36.2
Montgomery 4 158 39.5 0 0 48 0 38.3
Cowboys 59 2,448 41.5 3 4 62 2 37.9
Opp.
70 2,756 39.4 7 12 78 2 34.9

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Pearson7
155
Montgomery
6
175
Harris6
148
Robinson
486
Newhouse
362
Richards
3
44
Strayhorn
2
44
Walton1
11
Washington
10
Cowboys33
725
Opponents
53 1,310

LG TD
26
0
63
0
33
0
28
0
26
0
20
0
25
0
11
0
0
0
63
0
53
0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
5.2 53t 43/269
94.6
3.1 53t
0/0
77.0
0.0
0t
0/0
0.0
0.0
0t
0/0
0.0
0.0
0t
0/0
0.0
4.9 53t 43/269
92.3
5.1 80t 40/306
66.3

321

Fritsch: (25,36B,11),(27),(24),(39B,38B),(8),(18),(),(34,43M),(13,37,17),(23),(49M,42M),(55M,53M,21,18),(30M,9,27),(18,13,26M,17)
Clark: (),(),(),(),(),(),(33,23B),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Opponents: (33),(9,38M,17B),(16,52M),(53B,44, 30),(49M,27,37,35),(),(7,21M,37B,35,32),(29),(43),(17,48M),(41B),(29),(23M,28M, 37M),(33,49M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Fritsch0 0 0 18/28 43/43 0 97
Garrison
6 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Hill
6 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Stowe
0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Dupree0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Hayes
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Staubach 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Fugett0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Montgomery 0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
0/0 0/0 0 12
Newhouse 1 1 0
Pearson0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Lewis
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jordan0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Richards
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Strayhorn 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Renfro0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Clark
0 0 0
1/2 1/2 0 4
Bateman
0 0 0
0/0 1/1+ 0 1
Cowboys 17 26 3 19/30 45/46 2+ 382
Opponents 5 15 3* 14/30 23/23 0 203
a block punt rec in end zone vs. NYG (10/21)
b 31 int return vs. Cincinnati (11/4)
c 30 int return vs. LA Rams (10/14)+ Barnes tackle in end zone vs. NO (9/24)
Barnes tackle in end zone vs. Denver (12/2)* Hill 59 punt return vs. Chicago (9/16)
Owens 26 int. return vs. Washington (10/8)
Stone 2 blk punt return vs. Washington (12/9)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Larry ColeBob Hayes
LT Jethro Pugh
Ralph Neely
RT Bob LillyJohn Niland
RE Pat Toomay
John Fitzgerald
LLB Dave Edwards
Blaine Nye
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
Rayfield WrightRLB D.D. Lewis
Billy Joe DuPree
LCB Charlie Waters
Otto Stowe (7)Drew Pearson (6) RCB Mel Renfro
SS Cornell GreenQB Roger Staubach
FS Cliff Harris
RB Calvin Hill
FB Walt Garrison (8)Robert Newhouse (6) P Marv Bateman

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR

K

Tony Fritsch

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
Staubach286
179 2,428 62.6 8.5 23 8.0 15
Morton32
13
174 40.6 5.4 3 9.4 1
Montgomery
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Hill
1
00 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0Garrison
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0
Cowboys321
192 2,602 59.8 8.1 26 8.1 16
Opponents
352
187 2,301 53.1 6.5 15 4.2 18

AVG
22.1
29.2
24.7
21.5
20.7
14.7
22.0
11.0
0.0
22.0
24.9

FIELD GOALS 7-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Fritsch10-10 6-7
2-6
0-3 0-2
Clark
0-0 0-1
1-1
0-0 0-0
Cowboys
10-10 6-8
3-7
0-3 0-2
Opponents
4-5 3-7 6-10 1-6 0-2

1973
STATISTICS

LG TD
46t 0
12t 0
13t 0
3t 0
46t 0
59t 1

1
2 3
4 OT
T
73 108 79 122 - 382
47 64 33 59 - 203

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
21 18 139 6.6
Richards
Harris
3 3 20 6.7
Pearson2 0 13 6.5
Montgomery
2 0
2 1.0
Cowboys
28 21 174 6.2
Opponents
29 7 152 5.2

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 281........... 208
Rushing........................................ 139............. 83
Passing......................................... 127........... 106
Penalty........................................... 15............. 19
Third Down-Made/Att............... 77/203...... 67/201
Third Down Efficiency.................. 37.9.......... 33.3
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 9/13............ 4/9
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,751........ 3,466
Avg. Per Game.......................... 339.4........ 247.6
Total Plays.................................... 906........... 827
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.2............ 4.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,418........ 1,471
Avg. Per Game.......................... 172.7........ 105.1
Total Rushes................................. 542........... 435
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.5............ 3.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,333........ 1,995
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 43/269...... 40/306
Gross Yards............................... 2,602........ 2,301
Attempts/Completions............ 321/192.... 352/187
Pct. of Completions..................... 59.8.......... 53.1
Had Intercepted.............................. 16............. 18
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 59/41.5..... 70/39.4
Net Punting Average.................... 37.9.......... 34.9
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 28/6.2....... 29/5.2
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 32/22.4..... 53/24.9
INT./AVG. RET......................... 18/16.7....... 16/9.4
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 83/762...... 52/516
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 25/12........ 44/23
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 46............. 23
Rushing.......................................... 17............... 5
Passing........................................... 26............. 15
Returns............................................. 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS... 45/46 ....... 23/23
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 19/30........ 14/30

LG TD
21 6
33 6
54 1
18 3
24 1
34 0
14 0
11 0
5 0
6 0
2 0
0 0
-10 0
54 17
25 5

2022 SEASON

55,701
53,97264,81554,31481,42864,89865,95458,802
70,12861,98564,10051,70664,45843,946

ATT YDS AVG
273 1,142 4.2
105
440 4.2
84
436 5.2
46
250 5.4
11
62 5.6
134 34.0
3
28 9.3
2
17 8.512
15 1.3
2
2 1.0
1
2 2.0
1
0 0.0
1
-10 -10.0
542 2,418 4.5
435 1,471 3.4

PLAYERSPRESEASON (4-2)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
W 24-7 @ LA Rams
8/11 L 26-27 @ Oakland
8/18 W 24-14 NEW ORLEANS
8/23 L 24-27 @ Houston
9/1
W 27-16 KANSAS CITY
9/6
W 26-23 MIAMIREGULAR SEASON (10-4)
9/16 W 20-17 @ Chicago
9/24 W 40-3 NEW ORLEANS
9/30 W 45-10 ST. LOUIS
10/8 L 7-14 @ Washington
10/14 L 31-37 @ LA Rams
10/21 W 45-28 N.Y. GIANTS
10/28 L 16-30 @ Philadelphia
11/4 W 38-10 CINCINNATI
11/11 W 23-10 @ N.Y. Giants
11/18 W 31-10 PHILADELPHIA
11/22 L 7-14 MIAMI
12/2 W 22-10 @ Denver
12/9 W 27-7 WASHINGTON
12/16 W 30-3 @ St. Louis

RUSHING
Hill
Garrison
Newhouse
Staubach
Strayhorn
FugettStowe
Robinson
Pinder
DuPreeRichards
MortonMontgomery
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1973 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1973

STAFF

1974 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1974

SIDELINES

1974
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (3-3)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
L 7-27 @ Oakland
8/10 W 13-6 @ LA Rams
8/17 W 19-13 HOUSTON (OT)
8/24 L 7-16 @ New Orleans
8/31 W 25-16 KANSAS CITY
9/5
L 15-41 PITTSBURGHREGULAR SEASON (8-6)
9/15 W 24-0 @ Atlanta
9/23 L 10-13 @ Philadelphia
9/29 L 6-14 N.Y. GIANTS
10/6 L 21-23 MINNESOTA
10/13 L 28-31 @ St. Louis
10/20 W 31-24 PHILADELPHIA
10/27 W 21-7 @ N.Y. Giants
11/3 W 17-14 ST. LOUIS
11/10 W 20-14 SAN FRANCISCO
11/17 L 21-28 @ Washington
11/24 W 10-0 @ Houston
11/28 W 24-23 WASHINGTON
12/7 W 41-17 CLEVELAND
12/14 L 23-27 @ Oakland

Att.
41,04946,46853,14856,56343,492
43,90052,32264,08845,841
57,84749,88543,586
61,91864,14650,01854,39549,77563,24348,75445,850TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 295........... 199
Rushing........................................ 147............. 63
Passing......................................... 129............110
Penalty........................................... 19............. 26
Third Down-Made/Att............... 84/205...... 69/207
Third Down Efficiency.................. 41.0.......... 33.3
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/16.......... 3/10
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,983........ 3,463
Avg. Per Game.......................... 355.9........ 247.4
Total Plays.................................... 974........... 803
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.1............ 4.3
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,454........ 1,344
Avg. Per Game.......................... 175.3.......... 96.0
Total Rushes................................. 542........... 417
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.5............ 3.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,529.........2,119
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 47/327...... 37/332
Gross Yards............................... 2,856........ 2,451
Attempts/Completions........... 385/206.... 349/178
Pct. of Completions..................... 53.5.......... 51.0
Had Intercepted.............................. 15............. 13
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 73/38.5..... 93/39.9
Net Punting Average.................... 31.3.......... 32.4
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 62/9.2......31/11.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 49/21.9..... 61/19.6
INT./AVG. RET........................... 13/8.5....... 15/6.2
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 86/703...... 69/657
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 31/16........ 31/13
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 38............. 28
Rushing.......................................... 22............... 8
Passing........................................... 14............. 17
Returns............................................. 2............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 37/38 ....... 28/28
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 10/21........ 13/21

PASSING
StaubachLongley
PearsonCarrell
Morton
Cowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Hill
Newhouse
GarrisonStaubach
Young
Strayhorn
Dennison
DuPreeWatersPearsonRichards
Longley
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS
185
844
124
501
113
429
47
320
33
205
11
66
16
52
4
43
1
6
3
6
1
-5
4
-13
542 2,454
417 1,344

RECEIVING
PearsonGarrison
DuPreeRichards
Hill
Young
Newhouse
Hayes
HoustonFugettDennisonStrayhorn
BarnesStaubach
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
62 1,087 17.5 50t 2
34
253 7.4 30t 1
29
466 16.1 42t 4
26
467 18.0 58t 5
12
134 11.2 39t 011
73 6.6 14t 0
967 7.4 21t 0
7
118 16.9 35t 1
6
72 12.0 19t 0
4
60 15.0 24t 1
2
23 11.5 13t 02
12 6.0 10t 0
1
37 37.0 37t 0
1-13 -13.0 -13t 0
206 2,856 13.9 58t 14
178 2,451 13.8 81t 17

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Harris3
Lewis
2
Waters2
Jordan2
Green2
Renfro1
Washington
1
Cowboys
13
Opponents
15

YDS
8
45
26
23
2
6
0
110
93

AVG
4.6
4.0
3.8
6.8
6.2
6.0
3.3
10.8
6.0
2.0
-5.0
-3.2
4.5
3.2

AVG
2.7
22.5
13.0
11.5
1.0
6.0
0.0
8.5
6.2

LG TD
27 7
23 3
18 5
29 3
53 0
24 0
14 4
20 0
6 0
22 0
-5 0
1 0
53 22
22 8

LG TD
8
0
27
0
24
0
13
0
2
0
6
0
0
0
27
0
29
0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Carrell
40 1,591 39.8 5 15 59 0 31.4
Bateman 33 1,218 36.9 4 11 55 0 31.2
Cowboys 73 2,809 38.5 9 26 59 0 31.3
Opp.
93 3,713 39.9 11 27 69 1 32.4
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
26 2 193 7.4
HarrisMorgan19 0 287 15.1
Richards
13 4 74 5.7
2 0 11 5.5
Hayes
Waters
1 0
8 8.0
1 1
0 0.0
RenfroCowboys
62 7 573 9.2
Opponents
31 10 343 11.1

LG TD
19t 0
98t 1
15t 0
6t 0
8t 0
0t 0
98t 1
58t 1

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Morgan35
823 23.5 43 0
Young
8
161 20.1 35 0
3
54 18.0 27 0
DennisonStrayhorn
2
19 9.5 18 0
1
14 14.0 14 0
HarrisCowboys
49 1,071 21.9 43 0
61 1,194 19.6 58 0
Opponents

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
360
190 2,552 52.8 7.1 11 3.1 152112
209 57.1 10.0 2 9.5 0
1
1
46 100.0 46.0 1 100.0 01
137 100.0 37.0 0 0.0 02
2
12 100.0 6.0 0 0.0 0385
206 2,856 53.5 7.4 14 3.6 15
349 1787 2,451 51.0 7.0 17 4.9 13

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
4.2 58t 45/309
68.5
0.0 50t
2/18
77.0
0.0 46t
0/0
158.3
0.0 37t0/0
118.8
0.0 15t
0/0
91.7
3.9 58t 47/327
66.8
3.7 81t 37/332
74.7

322

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
64 65 72
23 120 63

4 OTT
96 - 297
29 - 235

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Herrera1-1 5-5
2-4
0-2 0-1
Percival
0-0 1-1
1-4
0-3 0-0
Cowboys
1-1 6-6
3-8
0-5 0-1
Opponents
0-0 2-5
8-11 3-4 0-1
Percival: (33,32M,45M),(37M,48B,26,48M),(32M),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Herrera: (),(),(),(),(),(51M,29),(32M),(20),(30,27),(33M),(25),(24),(39,19,41B),(46)Opponents: (),(33,45),(40M,39M),(46,30,27),(31),(39),(24M),(),(29M),(),(39M),(45,34,50M,39,24B),(28),(31,34B,39)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Herrera0 0 0
8/13 33/33 0 57
Hill
7 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Garrison
5 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Richards
0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
DuPree0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Dennison
4 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Staubach 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Newhouse 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Pearson0 2 1a 0/0 0/0 0 18
Percival
0 0 0
2/8 4/5 0 10
Hayes
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
MorganFugett0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 22 14 2 10/21 37/38 0 297
Opponents 8 17 3* 13/21 28/28 0 235
a fumble recovered in end zone vs. Oakland (12/14)
b 97 punt return vs. St. Louis (10/13)* Lavenderf 96 fumble return vs. Phi (9/23)
Hilton 71 fumble return vs. N.Y. Giants (10/27)
Houston 58 punt return vs. Washington (11/17)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

Golden Richards
Ralph NeelyJohn Niland
John Fitzgerald
Blaine Nye
Rayfield Wright
Billy Joe DuPree
Drew Pearson
Roger Staubach
Calvin Hill
Walt Garrison

K

Efren Herrera (9)Mac Percival (3)Marv Bateman (7)Duane Carrell (7)P

LE Larry ColeLT Jethro Pugh
RT Bob Lilly
RE Pat Toomay
LLB Dave Edwards
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RLB D.D. Lewis
LCB Charlie Waters (7)Mark Washington (6)RCB Mel Renfro (11)
Benny Barnes (3)SS Cornell GreenFS Cliff Harris
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Att.
62,84335,63045,395
46,951
39,562
43,1861975 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
12/28 W 17-14 @ Minnesota
48,3411975 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
84,483
1/4/76 W 37-7 @ LA Rams
80,187

LG TD
46t 8
54t 3
23t 0
49t 2
62t 4
42t 1
25t 0
28t 1
4t 0
21t 0
62t 1980t 19INTERCEPTIONS NO
Jordan6
Renfro4
Washington
4Harris3
Waters3
Hughes2Peterson1
Gregory
1
Jones
1
Cowboys25
17
Opponents

YDS
80
70
26
58
55
33
19
3
2
346
203

AVG
13.3
17.5
6.5
19.3
18.3
16.5
19.0
3.0
2.0
13.8
11.9

LG TD
38t 0
22t 0
23t 0
27t 1
35t 1
33t 1
19t 0
3t 0
2t 0
38t 3
31t 0

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Fritsch2-2 13-14 4-9
3-9 0-1
2-2 13-14 4-9
3-9 0-1
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 8-10 1-1
3-5 1-2
Fritsch: (32M,25,28M,39,19,31),(40,45B,39M),(21,20,39),(24,22,32M),(50M,24),(20,49M,41M,42),(33,43M,38M),(42B,21),(43,26),(26,45M,20),(37M),(23),(19),(22)Opponents: (),(28),(21),(),(24,29),(28),(43,29M,45M),(51,44,54B),(29),(49M,23,22B),(35),(27),(48),()SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Fritsch0 0 0 22/35 38/40 0 104
D. Pearson 0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Dennison
7 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Richards
0 4 1a 0/0 0/0 0 30
P. Pearson 2 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Staubach 4 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Fugett0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Young
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Newhouse 2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
DuPree0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Harris
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Henderson 0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hughes
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Waters
0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 17 19 5 22/35 38/40 0 350
Opponents 13 19 1* 13/18 31/32 0 268
a 43 punt return vs. Philadelphia (10/26)
b 27 int. return vs. Washington (11/2)
c 97 ki. return vs. St. Louis (9/28)
d 33 int. return vs. N.Y. Jets (12/21)
e 20 int. return vs. Washington (12/13)

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Hoopes 68 2,676 39.4 8 15 55 1 33.2
Cowboys 68 2,676 39.4 8 15 55 1 33.2
Opp.
82 3,247 39.6 7 20 64 1 34.1

* Matuszak 0 fum. recovery vs. KC (11/10)

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
28 13 288 10.3
Richards
Woolsey
4 2 25 6.3
Cowboys
32 15 313 9.8
37 8 261 7.1
Opponents

WR Golden Richards
LE Ed Jones
LT Ralph Neely
LT Jethro Pugh
LG Burton Lawless (10) RT Larry Cole (8)Bill Gregory (6)Herb Scott (4)RE Harvey Martin
C John Fitzgerald
LLB Dave Edwards
RG Blaine Nye
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RT Rayfield WrightRLB D.D. Lewis
TE Jean Fugett (9)Billy Joe DuPree (5) LCB Mark Washington
RCB Mel Renfro
WR Drew Pearson
SS Charlie Waters
QB Roger Staubach
RB Preston Pearson (10) FS Cliff Harris
Doug Dennison (3)FB Robert Newhouse P Mitch Hoopes

LG TD
43t 1
15t 0
43t 1
34t 0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
P. Pearson
16391 24.4 42t 0
Dennison13262 20.2 27t 0
Woolsey12247 20.6 29t 0
Henderson4
130 32.5 97t 1Young
3
54 18.0 29t 0
P. Howard2
51 25.5 31t 0
Breunig
2
13 6.57t 0Peterson1
10 10.0 10t 0
Waters10 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
54 1,158 21.4 97t 1
Opponents
66 1,578 23.9 73t 0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
4.6 62t 36/213
78.6
4.5 23t
3/29
42.3
0.0 46t
0/0
95.8
0.0 21t
0/0
59.0
4.5 62t 39/242
77.7
6.7 80t 41/288
53.4

323

K

Tony Fritsch

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
348
198 2,666 56.9 7.7 17 4.9 1623
7
102 30.4 4.4 1 4.3 1
2
1
46 50.0 23.0 1 50.0 0
3
1
21 33.3 7.0 0 0.0 0376
207 2,835 55.1 7.5 19 5.1 17373
162 2,328 43.4 6.2 19 5.1 25

USUAL STARTERS

1975
STATISTICSPASSING
StaubachLongley
Newhouse
HoopesCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
46
822 17.9
38488 12.8
34
275 8.1
27
351 13.0
21451 21.5
18
184 10.2
11
100 9.1
9138 15.32
5 2.5
1
21 21.0
207 2,835 13.7
162 2,318 14.3

1
2 3
4 OT
T
36 115 88 105 6 350
57 68 51 86 6 268

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 288........... 234
Rushing........................................ 132........... 100
Passing......................................... 142............113
Penalty........................................... 14............. 21
Third Down-Made/Att............... 97/218.......84/211
Third Down Efficiency.................. 44.4.......... 39.8
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 4/10...........6/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,025........ 3,739
Avg. Per Game.......................... 358.9........ 267.1
Total Plays.................................... 986........... 888
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.1............ 4.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,432........ 1,699
Avg. Per Game.......................... 173.7........ 121.4
Total Rushes................................. 571........... 474
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.3............ 3.6
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,593........ 2,040
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 39/242...... 41/288
Gross Yards............................... 2,835........ 2,328
Attempts/Completions............ 376/207.... 373/162
Pct. of Completions..................... 55.1.......... 43.4
Had Intercepted.............................. 17............. 25
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 68/39.4..... 82/39.6
Net Punting Average.................... 33.2.......... 34.1
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 32/9.8....... 37/7.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 54/21.4..... 66/23.9
INT./AVG. RET......................... 25/13.8......17/11.9
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 94/715...... 63/639
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 25/18........ 43/19
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 41............. 33
Rushing.......................................... 17............. 13
Passing........................................... 19............. 19
Returns............................................. 5............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 38/40 ....... 31/32
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 22/35........ 13/18

RECEIVING
D. Pearson
FugettNewhouse
P. Pearson
Richards
Young
Laidlaw
DuPreeDennison
Breunig
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECORDSSUPER BOWL X(MIAMI)
1/18/76 L 17-21 Pittsburgh

LG TD
29 2
32 2
27 7
17 4
29 2
11 0
13 0
7 0
11 0
10 0
3 0
2 0
32 17
39 13

2022 SEASON

49,091
52,417
79,78456,51164,93464,88955,00463,53960,90557,89353,32949,701
61,091
37,279ATT YDS AVG
209
930 4.4
133
509 3.8
111
383 3.5
55
316 5.750
225 4.5
3
18 6.01
13 13.03
12 4.01
11 11.03
10 3.3
1
3 3.0
1
2 2.0
571 2,432 4.3
474 1,699 3.6

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-4)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
L 7-35 @ LA Rams
8/18 L 20-26 @ Kansas City
8/23 L 13-16 MINNESOTA
8/30 W 17-14 @ Houston
9/5
L 20-31 OAKLAND
9/13 W 17-16 PITTSBURGHREGULAR SEASON (10-4)
9/21 W 18-7 L.A. RAMS
9/28 W 37-31 ST. LOUIS (OT)
10/6 W 36-10 @ Detroit
10/12 W 13-7 @ N.Y. Giants
10/19 L 17-19 GREEN BAY
10/26 W 20-17 @ Philadelphia
11/2 L 24-30 @ Wash. (OT)
11/10 L 31-34 KANSAS CITY
11/16 W 34-31 @ New England
11/23 W 27-17 PHILADELPHIA
11/30 W 14-3 N.Y. GIANTS
12/7 L 17-31 @ St. Louis
12/13 W 31-10 WASHINGTON
12/21 W 31-21 @ N.Y. Jets

RUSHING
Newhouse
P. Pearson
DennisonStaubachYoung
Richards
HoopesLongley
D. Pearson
Laidlaw
DuPreeFugettCowboys
Opponents

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SIDELINES

1976
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (3-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
7/31 L 14-17 @ Oakland
52,391
8/7
L 14-26 @ LA Rams
60,158
8/14 L 9-13 DENVER
54,567
8/21 W 36-16 Detroit @ Memphis 30,340
8/28 W 20-10 PITTSBURGH
64,264
W 26-20 HOUSTON (OT)
9/4
58,844
REGULAR SEASON (11-3)
54,052
9/12 W 27-7 PHILADELPHIA
9/19 W 24-6 @ New Orleans
61,413
9/26 W 30-27 BALTIMORE
64,237
10/3 W 28-13 @ Seattle
62,027
10/10 W 24-14 @ N.Y. Giants
76,042
10/17 L 17-21 @ St. Louis
50,317
10/24 W 31-21 CHICAGO
61,346
10/31 W 20-7 @ Washington
55,004
N.Y. GIANTS
58,87011/7 W 9-3
11/15 W 17-10 BUFFALO
51,77911/21 L 10-17 @ Atlanta
54,992
11/25 W 19-14 ST. LOUIS
62,498
12/5 W 26-7 @ Philadelphia
55,072
12/12 L 14-27 WASHINGTON
59,916
1976 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
62,436
12/19 L 12-14 L.A. RAMSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 269........... 246
Rushing..........................................111............113
Passing.......................................... 140............111
Penalty............................................ 18............. 22
Third Down-Made/Att............... 98/220...... 81/213
Third Down Efficiency................... 44.5.......... 38.0
Fourth Down-Made/Att................. 9/14.......... 8/16
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,884........ 3,730
Avg. Per Game........................... 348.9........ 266.4
Total Plays..................................... 958........... 919
Avg. Per Play.................................. 5.1............ 4.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,147........ 1,821
Avg. Per Game.......................... 153.4........ 130.1
Total Rushes................................. 538........... 484
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 3.8
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,737........ 1,909
Sacked/Yards Lost.................... 30/230...... 44/327
Gross Yards................................ 2,967........ 2,236
Attempts/Completions............ 390/222.... 391/187
Pct. of Completions..................... 56.9.......... 47.8
Had Intercepted.............................. 13............. 16
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 72/38.0..... 92/40.0
Net Punting Average..................... 31.2.......... 31.7
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 45/10.9....... 28/9.0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 42/24.5..... 62/20.6
INT./AVG. RET........................... 16/8.3......13/11.9
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 94/761...... 71/643
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 26/16........ 32/12
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 34............. 25
Rushing........................................... 16............. 12
Passing............................................ 17............. 12
Returns.............................................. 1............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 34/34 ....... 23/25
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 18/23.......... 7/12
PASSING
Staubach
D. White
D. Pearson
Cowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Dennison
Newhouse
Laidlaw
P. Pearson
Young
Staubach
DuPreeD. Pearson
Saldi
D. White
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
153
542 3.5
116
450 3.9
94424 4.5
68
233 3.4
48
208 4.3
43
184 4.3
7
50 7.1
2
20 10.0
1
19 19.0
6
17 2.8538 2,147 4.0
484 1,821 3.8

LG TD
14t 6
24t 3
28t 3
21t 1
24t 0
18t 3
13t 0
11t 0
19t 0
14t 0
28t 1635t 12

RECEIVING
D. Pearson
DuPreeLaidlaw
P. Pearson
Richards
Newhouse
Young
DennisonJohnsonBarnes
Reece
Saldi
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
58
806 13.942680 16.2
38
325 8.6
23316 13.7
19414 21.8
15
86 5.711
134 12.2
8
67 8.4
5
84 16.8
143 43.0
1
6 6.0
1
6 6.0
222 2,967 13.4
187 2,236 12.0

LG TD
40t 6
38t 2
26t 1
30t 2
56t 3
16t 0
25t 1
33t 0
43t 2
43t 0
6t 0
6t 0
56t 1754t 12

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Washington
4Harris3
Renfro3
Waters3
Barnes1
Hughes1
Martin1
Cowboys
16
Opponents
13

YDS
49
32
23
6
23
0
0
133
155

AVG
12.3
10.7
7.7
2.0
23.0
0.0
0.0
8.3
11.9

LG TD
22 0
29 0
23 0
5 0
23 0
0 0
0 0
29 0
37 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
D. White 70 2,690 38.4 12 13 54 2 31.4
Herrera2
49 24.5 0 2 27 0 24.5
Cowboys 72 2,739 38.0 12 15 54 2 31.2
92 3,681 40.0 14 16 58 4 31.7
Opp.
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
45 11 489 10.9 55 0
JohnsonWaters
0 1
0 0.0
0 0
Cowboys
45 12 489 10.9 55 0
28 9 252 9.0 59 0
Opponents
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Johnson28
693 24.8
Jensen13
313 24.1
Saldi
1
9 9.0
Henderson0
12 12.0
Cowboys
42 1,027 24.5
Opponents
62 1,275 20.6

LG TD
74 0
35 0
9 0
12 0
74 0
35 0

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
369
208 2,715 56.4 7.4 14 3.8 11 3.0 53t 29/215
79.9
20
13
213 65.0 10.7 2 10.0 2 10.0 56t
1/15
94.4
1
1
39 100.0 39.0 1 100.0 0 0.0 39t
0/0
118.8
390
222 2,967 56.9 7.6 17 4.4 13 3.3 56t 30/230
82.1
391
187 2,236 47.8 5.7 12 3.1 16 4.1 54t 44/327
59.0

324

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
49 117 65
17 58 34

4 OT
T
65 - 296
85 - 194

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Herrera1-1 8-8
6-8
3-5 0-1
1-1 8-8
6-8
3-5 0-1
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 5-5
1-2
0-3 0-1
Herrera: (37,46),(25),(37,18,32),(50B,39M),(24,44M),(35),(22),(37,21),(22,30,20),(31M,43),(23),(41M,42),(21),()
Opponents: (45M),(55M),(44M,30,24),(),(24B),(),(),(),(19),(44M,22),(21),(),(),(25,27)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Herrera0 0 0 18/23 34/34 0 88
D. Pearson 0 6 1a 0/0 0/0 0 42
Dennison
6 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Laidlaw
3 1 1
0/0 0/0 0 24
Newhouse 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
P. Pearson 1 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Richards
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Staubach 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
DuPree0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Johnson0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Young
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Henderson 0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1+ 2
Kyle
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1$ 2
Cowboys 16 17 1 18/23 34/34 2 296
Opponents 12 12 1* 7/12 23/25 0 194
a 0 fumble return vs. New Orleans (9/19)+ block punt out of end zone vs. St. Louis (11/25)$ block punt out of end zone vs. Philadelphia (12/5)* Hartenstine 12 int. return vs. Chicago (10/24)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Golden Richards (9) LE Ed Jones
Jay Saldi (3)LT Jethro Pugh
LT Ralph Neely
RT Larry Cole (8)LG Herb Scott (10)Bill Gregory (6)Burton Lawless (4) RE Harvey Martin
C John Fitzgerald
LLB Bob Breunig
RG Blaine Nye
MLB Lee Roy Jordan
RT Rayfield WrightRLB D.D. Lewis
TE Billy Joe DuPree LCB Benny Barnes
WR Drew Pearson
RCB Mel Renfro (9)QB Roger StaubachMark Washington
RB Doug Dennison(5)
FB Scott Laidlaw (7)SS Charlie Waters
Robert Newhouse (7) FS Cliff Harris
K
P

Efren Herrera
Danny WhitePro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Att.
59,50458,78956,82054,83549,777
49,8241977 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
62,92012/26 W 37-7 CHICAGORECEIVING
D. Pearson
P. Pearson
Dorsett
DuPreeRichards
Newhouse
JohnsonSaldi
Laidlaw
Hill
Dennison
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
48
870 18.1
46535 11.6
29
273 9.4
28
347 12.4
17
225 13.2
16
106 6.6
12
135 11.3
11
108 9.8
560 12.02
21 10.51
9 9.0
215 2,689 12.5
154 1,991 12.9

1977 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
61,968
1/1/78 W 23-6 MINNESOTA

LG TD
67t 2
36t 4
23t 1
23t 3
50t 3
41t 1
22t 1
23t 2
18t 1
12t 0
9t 0
67t 1860t 14SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
64 129 53
33 73 69

4 OT
T
93 6 345
37 0 212

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Herrera2-2 5-7
4-8 6-11 1-1
2-2 5-7
4-8 6-11 1-1
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 3-3
4-5
1-4 2-3
Herrera: (40,27M),(37,41,38B),(32,31M,19,20),(29,46M,40,44),(44B,44,52),(34M,49M,
18),(21,45,30),(35),(21),(),(),(24),(49M),(38M,35M,28M)
Opponents: (31M,35),(),(),(32),(25.40,53),(32),(),(50M,51),(26),(),(41M,40M,43M),(),(),(22,37)

1977
STATISTICS
SIDELINES

325

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Harris57 1.4
7t 0Henderson3
79 26.3 79t 1
SUPER BOWL XII
Waters
3.7
0
3
11
6t
(NEW ORLEANS)2
32 16.0 21t 076,400 Washington
1/15/78W 27-10 DenverRenfro2
28 14.0 25t 02
19 9.5 11t 0
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Hughes1
29 29.0 29t 0 a 8 fumble return vs. N. Y. Giants (11/6)
FIRST DOWNS............................. 272........... 205 Lewis
1
15 15.0 15t 0 b 79 int return vs. Tampa Bay (10/2)
Rushing.........................................118............. 88 Breunig
1
9 9.0
9t 0 c 17 block punt return vs. Philadelphia (10/23)
Passing......................................... 136............. 94 Kyle
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Penalty........................................... 18............. 23 Hegman21229 10.9 79t 1 * Hammond 68 punt return vs. N. Y. Giants (9/25)
Third Down-Made/Att............... 90/213...... 69/207 Cowboys
Wood 37 fumble return vs. Tampa Bay (10/2)
10
184 18.4 48t 0
Third Down Efficiency.................. 42.3.......... 33.3 Opponents
Davis 35 fumble return vs. St. Louis (10/9)
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 3/5........ 10/16
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,812........ 3,213 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Avg. Per Game.......................... 343.7........ 229.5 D. White 81 3,171 39.6 10 25 57 1 33.2
2
44 22.0 0 2 28 0 22.0
Total Plays.................................... 969........... 880 Herrera
USUAL STARTERS
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.0............ 3.7 Cowboys 83 3,215 38.7 10 27 57 1 32.4
103 3,825 37.1 4 10 65 0 31.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,369........ 1,651 Opp.
LE Ed Jones
WR Golden Richards
Avg. Per Game.......................... 169.2.........117.9
LT Jethro Pugh
LT Ralph Neely
Total Rushes................................. 564........... 457 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
RT Randy WhiteLG Herb Scott (10)50 15 423 8.5 38t 0
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.2............ 3.6 Johnson
Burton Lawless (4) RE Harvey Martin
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,443........ 1,562 Hill
10 1 124 12.4 29t 0
LLB Thomas Henderson
C John Fitzgerald
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 33/246...... 53/429 Harris
1 0 -2 -2.0 -2t 0
RG Tom Rafferty
MLB Bob Breunig
Gross Yards............................... 2,689........ 1,991 Cowboys
61 16 545 8.9 38t 0
RT Pat Donovan
RLB D.D. Lewis
Attempts/Completions............ 372/215.... 370/154 Opponents
36 8 280 7.8 68t 1
TE Billy Joe DuPree LCB Benny Barnes
Pct. of Completions..................... 57.8.......... 41.6
WR Drew Pearson
RCB Aaron Kyle (10)Had Intercepted.............................. 10............. 21 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
QB Roger StaubachMark Washington (4)PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 83/38.7... 103/37.1 Johnson
22536 24.4 64 0
RB Preston Pearson (10) SS Charlie Waters
Net Punting Average.................... 32.4.......... 31.1 Brinson
17409 24.1 41 0
FS Cliff Harris
Tony Dorsett (4)PUNT RET./AVG........................ 61/8.9....... 36/7.8 Hill
3
64 21.3 29 0
FB Robert Newhouse
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 44/24.3..... 71/22.7 Dennison
1
30 30.0 30 0
INT./AVG. RET......................... 21/10.9..... 10/18.4 Henderson
1
8 8.0
8 0
K Efren Herrera
Pro Bowlers in Bold
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 106/865...... 78/731 DuPree0
24 24.0 24 0
P Danny WhiteFUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 26/14........ 22/10 Cowboys
44 1,071 24.3 64 0
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 42............. 26 Opponents
71 1,614 22.7 48 0
Rushing.......................................... 21............... 9
Passing........................................... 18............. 14
AVG
PCT
PCT
Returns............................................. 3............... 3 PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATINGEXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 39/41 ....... 26/26 Staubach361
210 2,620 58.2 7.3 18 5.0 9 2.5 67t 30/219
87.1
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 18/29........ 10/15 D. White10
435 40.0 3.5
0 0.0 1 10.0 12t
2/15
45.8
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:37........ 27:23 Dorsett
1
1
34 100.0 34.0
0 0.0 0 0.0 34t
0/0
118.8
Watters00
0 0.0 0.0
0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
1/12
42.3
Cowboys372
215 2,689 57.8 7.2 18 4.8 10 2.7 67t 33/246
85.1
Opponents
370
154 1,991 41.6 5.4 14 3.8 21 5.7 60t 53/429
48.0RECORDSSCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Herrera0 0 0 18/29 39/41 0 93
Dorsett
12 1 00/0 0/0 0 78
P. Pearson 1 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Newhouse 3 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
DuPree0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Richards
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Saldi
0 2 1a 0/0 0/0 0 18
Staubach 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
D. Pearson 0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Brinson
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Dennisnon 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Henderson 0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
JohnsonLaidlaw
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Waters
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 21 18 3 18/29 39/41 0 345
Opponents 9 14 3* 10/15 26/26 0 212

2022 SEASON

47,67864,21555,31650,12962,11565,507
63,16074,53264,03849,76155,03160,28955,84863,752ATT YDS AVG LG TD
208 1,007 4.8 84t 12180
721 4.0 29t 3
89
341 3.8 22t 1
51
171 3.4 33t 31260 5.0 17t 1
8
28 3.5 20t 1
2
22 11.0 11t 0
9
15 1.7
8t 0
3
9 3.0
7t 0
1
-2 -2.0 -2t 0
1-3 -3.0 -3t 0
564 2,369 4.2 84t 21
457 1,651 3.6 62t 9

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-3)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/6
W 34-14 SAN DIEGO
8/13 L 17-23 @ Seattle (OT)
8/20 L 14-20 MIAMI
8/27 W 23-21 BALTIMORE
9/3
L 14-23 @ Houston
9/8
W 30-0 PITTSBURGHREGULAR SEASON (12-2)
9/18 W 16-10 @ Minnesota (OT)
9/25 W 41-21 N.Y. GIANTS
10/2 W 23-7 TAMPA BAY
10/9 W 30-24 @ St. Louis
10/16 W 34-16 WASHINGTON
10/23 W 16-10 @ Philadelphia
10/30 W 37-0 DETROIT
11/6 W 24-10 @ N.Y. Giants
11/14 L 17-24 ST. LOUIS
11/20 L 13-28 @ Pittsburgh
11/27 W 14-7 @ Washington
12/4 W 24-14 PHILADELPHIA
12/12 W 42-35 @ San Francisco
12/18 W 14-6 DENVER

RUSHING
Dorsett
Newhouse
P. Pearson
StaubachDennison
BrinsonD. Pearson
Laidlaw
DuPreeD. White
JohnsonCowboys
Opponents

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2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (3-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/5
W 41-24 SAN FRANCISCO
8/12 W 21-14 @ Denver
8/19 L 13-27 HOUSTON
8/26 W 16-13 PITTSBURGHREGULAR SEASON (12-4)
W 38-0 BALTIMORE
9/4
9/10 W 34-24 @ N.Y. Giants
9/17 L 14-27 @ LA Rams
9/24 W 21-12 ST. LOUIS
10/2 L 5-9@ Washington
10/8 W 24-3 N. Y. GIANTS
10/15 W 24-21 @ St. Louis (OT)
10/22 W 14-7 PHILADELPHIA
10/26 L 10-21 MINNESOTA
11/5 L 16-23 @ Miami
11/12 W 42-14 @ Green Bay
11/19 W 27-7 NEW ORLEANS
11/23 W 37-10 WASHINGTON
12/3 W 17-10 NEW ENGLAND
12/10 W 31-13 @ Philadelphia
12/17 W 30-7 @ N.Y. Jets

Att.
63,736
74,61962,242
59,74764,22473,26565,74962,76055,031
63,42048,991
60,52561,84869,41455,25657,92064,90563,26364,66752,5321978 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
60,33812/30 W 27-20 ATLANTASIDELINES

1978
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1978 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
67,4701/7/79 W 28-0 @ LA Rams
SUPER BOWL XIII(MIAMI)
1/21/79 L 31-35 Pittsburgh

78,656

RUSHING
Dorsett
Newhouse
Laidlaw
Staubach
P. Pearson
BrinsonDennisonBlackwell
D. Pearson
Hill
DuPreeD. White
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
290 1,325 4.6 63t 7
140
584 4.2 24t 8
75
312 4.2 59t 3
42
182 4.3 23t 1
25
104 4.2 18t 0
1896 5.3 39t 2
14
75 5.4 23t 1
937 4.1 13t 03
29 9.7 33t 03
17 5.7 14t 0
1
15 15.0 15t 0
5
7 1.4
4t 0
625 2,783 4.5 63t 22
477 1,721 3.6 52t 13

RECEIVING
P. Pearson
Hill
D. Pearson
Dorsett
DuPreeNewhouse
JohnsonLaidlaw
Saldi
DennisonRichards
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
47
526 11.2
46
823 17.9
44714 16.2
37378 10.2
34
509 15.0
20
176 8.812
155 12.9
6
108 18.0
3
8 2.7
1
6 6.0
1
2 2.0
251 3,405 13.6
202 2,730 13.5

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Barnes5
Waters4Harris4
Kyle
3
Hughes2
Thurman2
Cole1
Martin1
Breunig1
Cowboys23
17
Opponents

YDS
72
61
26
20
80
35
13
7
2
316
176

AVG
14.4
15.3
6.5
6.7
40.0
17.5
13.0
7.0
2.0
13.7
10.4

LG TD
34t 0
54t 6
53t 3
91t 2
38t 9
24t 2
23t 0
44t 1
5t 2
6t 0
2t 0
91t 2551t 11
LG TD
38t 0
22t 0
23t 0
17t 0
56t 0
23t 0
13t 0
7t 0
2t 0
56t 0
43t 1

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
58 121 118
83 43 25

4 OT
T
84 3 384
57 0 208

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien
2-3 8-8
3-5 6-11 0-0
2-3 8-8
3-5 6-11 0-0
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 3-3
3-7 4-10 1-2
Septien: (18M,45M,48),(),(49M),(),(19),(22),(49M,47),(40M),(25),(30,39,24),(33M),(47M,24,26),(33,21,38M,44),(26),(44M,18,43M),(22)Opponents: (37M),(42),(47M),(23,47M,44B,42M),(52,42,27),(37),(33M),(),(47M),(45,23,33),(),(),(48,53B),(46B,30,36B,39M),(),()
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 16/26 46/47 0 94
Dorsett
7 2 1a 0/0 0/0 0 60
Newhouse 8 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 60
DuPree0 9 0
0/0 0/0 0 54
Hill
0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Laidlaw
3 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
D. Pearson 0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Brinson
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Saldi
0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Dennison
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Staubach 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Waters
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1+ 2
Cowboys 22 25 1 16/26 46/48$ 1 384
Opponents 13 11 1* 11/22 23/25 1# 282
a 54 fumble return vs. N. Y. Jets (12/17)+ sacked in end zone vs. Washington (10/2)

TEAM STATISTICSDALLAS
OPP* Perry 43 int. return vs. Los Angeles (9/17)
FIRST DOWNS............................. 342........... 232# Thaxton block punt out end zone vs. StL (9/24)
Rushing........................................ 146............. 83$ fumbled snap on PAT @ N.Y. Jets (12/17)
Passing......................................... 167........... 128
Penalty........................................... 29............. 21
Third Down-Made/Att..............118/235...... 78/220
USUAL STARTERS
Third Down Efficiency.................. 50.2.......... 35.5
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 4/8.......... 8/13
LE Ed Jones
WR Tony Hill
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,959........ 4,009 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
LT Jethro Pugh (13)LT Pat Donovan
Avg. Per Game.......................... 372.4........ 250.6 D. White 77 3,076 39.9 11 16 56 1 33.1
Larry Cole (3)LG Herb Scott
Total Plays................................. 1,107........... 967 Cowboys 77 3,076 39.9 11 16 56 1 33.1
RT Randy WhiteC John Fitzgerald
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.4............ 4.1 Opp.
108 4,257 39.4 13 16 61 0 32.4
RE Harvey Martin
RG Tom Rafferty
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,783........ 1,721
RT Rayfield Wright (11) LLB Thomas Henderson
Avg. Per Game.......................... 173.9........ 107.6 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Andy Frederick (3) MLB Bob Breunig
Total Rushes................................. 625........... 477 Johnson
51 12 401 7.9 23 0
TE Billy Joe DuPree RLB D.D. Lewis
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.5............ 3.6 Hill
11 0 101 9.2 20 0
WR
Drew Pearson
LCB Benny Barnes
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,176........ 2,288 Thurman
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
QB Roger Staubach
RCB Aaron Kyle
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 33/229...... 58/442 Cowboys
63 12 502 8.0 23 0
RB Tony Dorsett
SS Charlie Waters
Gross Yards............................... 3,405........ 2,730
Opponents
40 13 311 7.8 38 0
FB Robert Newhouse (12) FS Cliff Harris
Attempts/Completions........... 449/251.... 432/202
Pct. of Completions..................... 55.9.......... 46.8
Scott Laidlaw (4)KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
P Danny Whitee
Had Intercepted.............................. 17............. 23
Johnson29
603 20.8 56
0
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 77/39.9... 108/39.2
K Raphel Septien
Brinson6
93 15.5 31
0
Net Punting Average.................... 33.1.......... 32.4
Pro Bowlers in Bold
Blackwell3
70 23.3 31
0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 63/8.0....... 40/7.8
Dennison3
63 21.0 24
0KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 47/19.1..... 73/23.4
Thurman3
42 14.0 20
0INT./AVG. RET......................... 23/13.7..... 17/10.4
R. White1
15 15.0 15
0PENALTIES/YARDS................. 96/816...... 95/783
Lawless
1
10 10.0 10
0
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 36/18........ 27/13
1
0 0.0
0
0
Saldi
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 48............. 25
Cowboys
47
896
19.1
56
0
Rushing.......................................... 22............. 13
73 1,709 23.4 57
0Passing........................................... 25..............11 Opponents
Returns............................................. 1............... 1
AVG
PCT
PCT
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 46/48 ....... 23/25
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATINGFIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 16/26.........11/22 PASSING
Staubach
413
231
3,190
55.9
7.7
25
6.1
16
3.9 91t 32/219
84.9
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:24........ 27:36
D. White
34
20
215 58.8 6.3 0 0.0 1 2.9 35t
1/10
65.3
Hill
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Dorsett
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
42.3
Cowboys449
251 3,405 55.9 7.6 25 5.6 17 3.8 91t 33/229
83.1
Opponents
432
202 2,730 46.8 6.3 11 2.5 23 5.3 51t 58/442
53.7

326

FIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY

YDS
1,062
1,026
375
324
333
251
181
59
55
105
36
76
3,883
2,833

AVG
17.7
18.7
8.3
11.2
12.8
10.0
12.9
4.9
7.9
17.5
7.2
25.3
13.5
13.7

LG
75t
56t
32t
33t
26t
27t
23t
12t
21t
28t
12t
45t
75t
64t

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Hughes2Harris2
Barnes
2
Lewis
2
Kyle
2
Mitchell1
Thornton1
Thurman1
Cowboys
13
Opponents
13

YDS
91
35
20
8
0
36
3
0
193
114

AVG
45.5
17.5
10.0
4.0
0.0
36.0
3.0
0.0
14.8
8.8

LG TD
68t 0
20t 0
11t 0
5t 0
0t 0
36t 0
3t 0
0t 0
68t 0
39t 1

TD
10
8
1
5
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
29
21

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
D. White 76 3,168 41.7 9 21 73 0 36.0
Cowboys 76 3,168 41.7 9 21 73 0 36.0
Opp.
96 3,921 40.8 8 17 72 0 35.7
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
35 12 236 6.8 13 0
WilsonManning
10 2 55 5.5 17 0
Hill
6 1 43 7.2 12 051 15 334 6.5 17 0
Cowboys
Opponents
34 18 252 7.4 31 0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
2.4 75t 36/240
92.4
5.1 45t
4/46
58.6
0.0 30t
1/4
111.0
2.6 75t 41/290
90.3
3.0 64t 43/362
72.4

327

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 19/29 40/44 0 97
Hill
0 10 00/0 0/0 0 60
D. Pearson 0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Dorsett
6 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
DuPree0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Newhouse 3 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Laidlaw
3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Springs
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
P. Pearson 1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Barnes
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
JohnsonSaldi
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 15 29 1 19/29 40/45 0 371
Opponents 15 21 2* 17/27 34/38 0 313
a 33 fumble return vs. Minnesota (10/7)* Darden 39 int return vs. Cleveland (9/24)
Green 108 kickoff return vs. St. Louis (10/21)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB
K
P

Tony Hill
LE Larry Cole (12)Pat Donovan
John Dutton (4)Herb Scott
LT Dave Stalls (12)John Fitzgerald
Larry Cole (4)Tolm Rafferty
RT Randy White
Jim Cooper (11)
RE Harvey Martin
Rayfield Wright (5) LLB Thomas Henderson (10)Billy Joe DuPree
Mike Hegman (5)Drew Pearson
MLB Bob Breunig
Roger Staubach
RLB D.D. Lewis
Tony Dorsett
LCB Benny Barnes
Robert Newhouse (12) RCB Aaron Kyle
SS Randy Hughes
Scott Laidlaw (3)FS Cliff Harris
Raphel Septien
Danny WhitePro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
461
267 3,586 57.9 7.8 27 5.9 113919267 48.7 6.9 1 2.6 2
3
1
30 33.0 10.0 1 33.0 0503
287 3,883 57.1 7.7 29 5.8 13435
207 2,833 47.6 6.5 21 4.8 13

Septien: (37,50M,24,27),(23,51),(46,43M),(34B,47M),(26),(34),(32),(51,47M,29),(32,32M),(26,37,22),(47M),(34,37),(44),(34M,31M,46M),(40),()
Opponents: (60M),(30.3
5M,44),(),(),(48,38),(37,35),(42,41),(51,41,48M,40B),(32M),(48M),(45M,59,52M,45M),(44M,46,45),(27),(),(27),(24,24)

1979
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Springs
38
780 20.5 70t 0
Wilson19
328 17.2 26t 0
Manning7
145 20.7 47t 0
Brinson2
29 14.5 17t 0
Hill
1
32 32.0 32t 0
Huther1
8 8.0
8t 0
Cowboys
68 1,322 19.4 70t 0
Opponents
68 1,580 23.2 106t 1

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien0-0 7-7
7-11 3-8 2-3
0-0 7-7
7-11 3-8 2-3
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 4-4
4-6 7-13 2-4

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
Staubach
D. White
Springs
Cowboys
Opponents

NO
60
55
45
29
26
25
14
12
7
6
5
3
287
207

1
2 3
4 OT
T
73 102 87 109 - 371
87 88 60 78 - 313

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 339........... 259
Rushing........................................ 122........... 105
Passing......................................... 195........... 135
Penalty........................................... 22............. 19
Third Down-Made/Att............. 120/241...... 80/228
Third Down Efficiency.................. 49.8.......... 35.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 2/9...........5/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,968........ 4,586
Avg. Per Game.......................... 373.0........ 286.6
Total Plays................................. 1,122........... 978
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.3............ 4.7
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,375.........2,115
Avg. Per Game.......................... 148.4........ 132.2
Total Rushes................................. 578........... 500
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.1............ 4.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,593........ 2,471
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 41/290...... 43/362
Gross Yards............................... 3,883........ 2,833
Attempts/Completions............ 503/287.... 435/207
Pct. of Completions..................... 57.1.......... 47.6
Had Intercepted.............................. 13............. 13
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 76/41.7..... 96/40.8
Net Punting Average.................... 36.0.......... 35.7
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 51/6.5....... 34/7.4
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 68/19.4..... 68/23.2
INT./AVG. RET......................... 13/14.8....... 13/8.8
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 100/845...... 70/704
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 33/21........ 20/10
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 45............. 38
Rushing.......................................... 15............. 15
Passing........................................... 29............. 21
Returns............................................. 1............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 40/45 ....... 34/38
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 19/29........ 17/27
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:57........ 27:03

RECEIVING
HillD. Pearson
Dorsett
DuPreeP. Pearson
Springs
Saldi
Laidlaw
Newhouse
JohnsonCosbieWilson
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1979 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
64,792
12/30 L 19-21 L.A. RAMSATT YDS AVG LG TD
250 1,107 4.4 41t 6
124
449 3.6 21t 3
67
248 3.7 15t 2
69
236 3.4 15t 3
37
172 4.5 20t 0
14
48 3.6 10t 03
27 9.0 16t 0
1
25 25.0 25t 02
19 9.5 20t 02
18 9.9 12t 07
14 2.0 11t 1
1
13 13.0 13t 0
1-1 -1.0 -1t 0
578 2,375 4.1 41t 15
500 2,115 4.2 76t 15

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
7/28 L 13-20 Oakland @ Canton 20,648
8/4
W 7-6
DENVER
61,19259,803
8/12 L 17-27 @ Seattle
8/18 W 16-13 HOUSTON
62,803
8/25 W 16-14 PITTSBURGH
64,543
REGULAR SEASON (11-5)
W 22-21 @ St. Louis
50,855
9/2
9/9
W 21-13 @ San Francisco 56,728
9/16 W 24-20 CHICAGO
64,056
9/24 L 7-26 @ Cleveland
80,123
9/30 W 38-13 CINCINNATI
63,17910/7 W 36-20 @ Minnesota
47,572
10/14 W 30-6 LA RAMS
64,462
10/21 W 22-13 ST. LOUIS
64,30010/28 L 3-14 @ Pittsburgh
50,19976,49011/4 W 16-14 @ N.Y. Giants
11/12 L 21-31 PHILADELPHIA
62,417
11/18 L 20-34 @ Washington
55,031
11/22 L 24-30 HOUSTON
63,897
12/2 W 28-7 N.Y. GIANTS
63,787
12/8 W 24-17 @ Philadelphia
71,434
12/16 W 35-34 WASHINGTON
62,867

RUSHING
Dorsett
Newhouse
Springs
Laidlaw
Staubach
Brinson.
D. Pearson
D. White
DuPreeHill
P. Pearson
JohnsonSaldi
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1979 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1979

STAFF

1980 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1980

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (3-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
W 17-14 GREEN BAY
8/16 W 19-16 @ LA Rams
8/23 W 20-13 HOUSTON
8/30 L 10-31 PITTSBURGHREGULAR SEASON (12-4)
W 17-3 @ Washington
9/8
9/14 L 20-41 @ Denver
9/21 W 28-17 TAMPA BAY
9/28 W 28-7 @ Green Bay
10/5 W 24-3 N.Y. GIANTS
10/12 W 59-14 SAN FRANCISCO
10/19 L 10-17 @ Philadelphia
10/26 W 42-31 SAN DIEGO
11/2 W 27-24 @ St. Louis
11/9 L 35-38 @ N.Y. Giants
11/16 W 31-21 ST. LOUIS
11/23 W 14-10 WASHINGTON
11/27 W 51-7 SEATTLE
12/7 W 19-13 @ Oakland
12/15 L 14-38 @ LA Rams
12/21 W 35-27 PHILADELPHIA
1980 WILD CARD GAME
12/28 W 34-13 L.A. RAMS

Att.
54,87663,28363,65862,79555,04574,91962,75054,77659,126
63,39970,696
60,63950,701
68,34352,56758,80957,54053,194
65,15462,54864,533SIDELINES

1980
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1980 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
60,022
1/4/81 W 30-27 @ Atlanta
1980 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
70,696
1/11/81 L 7-20 @ Philadelphia

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 337........... 296
Rushing........................................ 143............. 98
Passing......................................... 171........... 160
Penalty........................................... 23............. 28
Third Down-Made/Att............. 130/243...... 88/222
Third Down Efficiency.................. 53.5.......... 39.6
Fourth Down-Made/Att..................5/11.......... 7/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,468........ 5,279
Avg. Per Game.......................... 341.8........ 329.9
Total Plays................................. 1,075........... 996
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.1............ 5.3
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,346........ 2,069
Avg. Per Game.......................... 146.6........ 129.3
Total Rushes................................. 594........... 469
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 4.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,104........ 3,205
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 31/252...... 43/358
Gross Yards............................... 3,356........ 3,563
Attempts/Completions........... 449/265.... 484/231
Pct. of Completions..................... 59.6.......... 47.7
Had Intercepted.............................. 25............. 27
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 71/40.8..... 76/43.5
Net Punting Average.................... 34.8.......... 34.7
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 55/10.1....... 31/6.6
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 58/21.7..... 73/21.5
INT./AVG. RET......................... 27/19.4....... 25/7.2
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 107/908.... 106/989
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 27/14........ 33/20
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 60............. 38
Rushing.......................................... 26............. 15
Passing........................................... 30............. 21
Returns............................................. 4............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 59/60 ....... 38/38
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS.........11/17........ 15/28
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:46........ 27:14
PASSING
D. White
CaranoDorsett
Cowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Dorsett
Newhouse
Springs
J. Jones
D. White
NewsomeD. Pearson
Hill
DuPreeCaranoP. Pearson
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
278 1,185 4.3
118451 3.8
89326 3.7
41
135 3.4
27
114 4.2
23
73 3.13
31 10.3
4
27 6.84
19 4.8
4
6 1.5
3
6 2.0
594 2,373 4.0
469 2,069 4.4

RECEIVING
HillD. Pearson
Dorsett
DuPreeSaldi
P. Pearson
JohnsonSprings
Newhouse
J. Jones
NewsomeCosbieD. White
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
60 1,055 17.6 58t 8
43
568 13.2 30t 6
34
263 7.7 27t 0
29
312 10.8 39t 7
25
311 12.4 43t 1
20
213 10.7 20t 2
19263 13.7 29t 4
15
212 14.1 58t 1
8
75 9.4 18t 05
39 7.8 16t 0
4
43 10.6 16t 02
11 5.55t 1
1-9 -9.0 -9t 0
265 3,356 12.7 58t 30
231 3,563 15.4 69t 21

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Thurman
5
Waters5
Wilson4
Mitchell3
Breunig
3
Dickerson2
Hegman2
Cole1
Dutton1
Barnes1
27
Cowboys
Opponents
25

YDS
114
78
82
56
34
46
2
43
38
30
523
179

AVG
22.8
15.6
20.5
18.7
11.3
23.0
1.0
43.0
38.0
30.0
19.4
7.2

LG TD
56t 11
29t
6
20t
6
9t
0
48t
1
23t
2
32t
0
0
15t
0
11t
5t
0
2t
0
56t 2651t 15

LG TD
78t 1
29t 0
35t 0
56t 0
15t 0
34t 0
2t 0
43t 1
38t 1
30t 0
78t 3
36t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
D. White 71 2,903 40.9 11 17 58 0 34.8
Cowboys 71 2,903 40.9 11 17 58 0 34.8
Opp.
76 3,304 43.5 6 14 58 0 34.7
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
54 4 548 10.1 52 0
J. Jones
Solomon
1 0
8 8.0
8 0
Cowboys
55 4 556 10.1 52 0
31 10 206 6.6 27 0
Opponents
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
J. Jones
32
720 22.5
Newsome12
293 24.4
Wilson7
139 19.9
Hurt
4
71 17.8
Saldi
1
23 23.0
Cosbie1
13 13.01
0 0.0
WatersCowboys
58 1,259 21.7
Opponents
73 1,568 21.5

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
436
260 3,287 59.6 7.5 28 6.4 25
125
69 41.7 5.8 2 16.6 0
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0
0 0449
265 3,356 59.0 7.5 30 6.7 25484
231 3,563 47.7 7.4 21 4.3 27

LG TD
41 0
36 0
34 0
24 0
23 0
13 0
0 0
41 0
53 0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
5.7 58t 31/252
80.8
0.0 25t
0/0
60.8
0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
5.7 58t 31/252
81.0
5.6 69t 43/358
63.5

328

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
96 153 86 119 - 454
66 123 44 78 - 311

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien1-1 3-4
6-6
0-3 1-3
1-1 3-4
6-6
0-3 1-3
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 5-8
3-7
4-9 2-3
Septien: (19),(30,37),(),(),(38,27M),(26,40M),(33),(43M,42M,44M),(28,32),(),(23),(),(),(52,34),(51M),()
Opponents: (45M,29M,45),(46,55),(22,35M),(),(33M,53M,51),(),(35,38M),(45,45M),(42),(27),(44M),(34),(),(22,41M,38),(33M,27),(43M,27M,29,25M,19)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 11/17 59/60 0 92
Dorsett
11 0 00/0 0/0 0 66
Hill
0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Springs
6 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
DuPree0 7 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Newhouse 6 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
D. Pearson 0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Johnson
0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Newsome 2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
P. Pearson 0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Cosbie0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Saldi
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
ThurmanDutton0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hegman0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cole
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
D. White
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 26 30 4 11/17 59/60 1+ 454
Opponents 15 21 2* 15/28 38/38 0 311
a 78 int return vs. St. Louis (11/2)
b 38 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (10/5)
c 0 fumble return in end zone vs. Phi (10/19)
d 43 int return vs. Washington (11/23)+ Zorn grounding in end zone vs. Seattle (11/27)* Thompson 32 fumble return vs. Denver (9/14)
Lowe 16 int return vs. San Diego (10/26)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Ed Jones
WR Tony Hill (13)LT Larry Cole
Jay Saldi (3)RT Randy WhiteLT Pat Donovan
RE Harvey Martin
LG Herb Scott
LLB Mike Hegman
C John Fitzgerald
MLB Bob Breunig
RG Tom Rafferty
RLB D.D. Lewis
RT Jim Cooper
LCB Steve Wilson (10)TE Billy Joe DuPree
Benny Barnes (6)WR Drew Pearson
RCB Aaron Mitchell
QB Danny WhiteSS Charlie Waters
RB Tony Dorsett
FB Robert Newhouse (10) FS Dennis Thurman
Ron Springs (5)K
P

Raphel Septien
Danny WhitePro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY

1981 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1/10/82 L 27-28 @ San Francisco 60,525

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Walls
11
Thurman
9
Downs
7
Waters3
Breunig2
Wilson2
Brown
1
Barnes1
Lewis
1
Cowboys37
15
Opponents

YDS
133
187
81
21
8
0
28
24
0
482
124

LG TD
63t 4
32t 2
42t 3
73t 2
55t 5
33t 2
28t 5
14t 1
16t 0
17t 0
21t 0
73t 2481t 17

AVG LG TD
12.1 33t 020.8 96t 0
11.6 21t 0
7.0 21t 0
4.0
8t 0
0.0
0t 0
28.0 28t 0
24.0 24t 00.0
0t 013.0 96t 0
8.3 41t 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
D. White 81 3,284 40.8 7 19 60 0 36.0
Septien2
62 31.0 0 0 33 0 31.0
Cowboys 83 3,346 40.3 7 19 60 0 35.8
Opp.
80 3,289 41.1 7 17 57 0 36.4
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
33 2 188 5.7 17 0
J. Jones
Fellows
11 1 44 4.4 10 0
Donley
1 0
3 3.0
3 0
0 1
0 0.0
0 0
ThurmanWilson
0 1
0 0.0
0 0
45 5 235 5.2 17 0
Cowboys
Opponents
38 8 231 6.1 21 0
LG TD
33 0
27 0
31 0
12 0
17 0
0 0
33 0
65 0

PCT
INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
3.3 73t 30/234
87.5
2.2 55t
1/1
51.6
0.0 59t
0/0
121.0
0.0
0t
0/0
0.0
3.4 73t 31/245
84.4
7.2 81t 42/347
51.9

329

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 27/35 40/40 0 121
Springs
10 2 00/0 0/0 0 72
Dorsett
4 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Johnson
0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Cosbie0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Hill
0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Pearson0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
DuPree0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Saldi
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
BarnesJ. Jones
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Team
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 15 24 1 27/35 40/40 0 367
Opponents 16 17 1* 14/29 31/34 0 277
a 72 fumble return vs. San Francisco (10/11)* Lott 41 int return vs. San Francisco (10/11)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Tony Hill (9)Butch Johnson (6)LT Pat Donovan
LG Herb Scott
C Tom Rafferty (13)Robert Shaw (3)RG Kurt Peterson
RT Jim Cooper
TE Billy Joe DuPree
WR Drew Pearson
QB Danny WhiteRB Tony Dorsett
FB Ron Springs (13)
Jay Saldi (3)K
P

Raphel Septien
Danny WhiteLE Ed Jones
LT John Dutton
RT Randy WhiteRE Harvey Martin
LLB Mike Hegman (10)Guy Brown (6)MLB Bob Breunig
RLB D.D. Lewis
LCB Everson Walls (12)Steve Wilson (4)RCB Dennis Thurman
SS Charlie Waters
FS Michael Downs
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
391
223 3,098 57.0 7.9 22 5.6 134516
235 35.5 5.2 1 2.2 1
2
2
81 100.0 40.5 1 50.0 01
0
0 0.0 0.0 0
0 1
439
241 3,414 54.9 7.8 24 5.5 15511
236 3,717 46.2 7.3 17 3.3 37

AVG
19.1
19.0
21.3
10.4
16.0
0.0
18.2
21.2

Septien: (29,42,23,18),(47,32,25),(26,40M,26,26,25),(36,20,21),(26),(),(40,39),(48M),(39),(47,31),(43),(25,35M),(41,50M,42M),(42,35,31),(47M,43M),(60M,36)
Opponents: (47M,42),(44M,24),(43M),(36M,42,58M),(19,37),(18,40),(40),(),(34M),(),(37,47),(27M,26,47M),(43,40M,49M),(),(49M,50),(21M,27M,40,33M,35)

1981
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
J. Jones
27
517
Newsome12
228
Fellows
8
170
Newhouse
3
34
Wilson2
32
Cosbie10
Cowboys54
981
Opponents
71 1,508

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien1-1 11-11 8-9 7-12 0-2
1-1 11-11 8-9 7-12 0-2
Cowboys
Opponents
2-2 2-5
3-6 7-14 1-2

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
D. White
CaranoPearsonSprings
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
46
953 20.7
46359 7.8
38614 16.2
32
325 10.2
25
552 22.1
19
214 11.3
17
225 13.2
8
82 10.2
6
37 6.2
3
32 10.7
1
21 21.0
241 3,414 14.2
236 3,717 15.8

1
2 3
4 OT
T
95 104 57 111 0 367
61 81 79 53 3 277

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 321........... 286
Rushing........................................ 137........... 107
Passing......................................... 158........... 160
Penalty........................................... 26............. 18
Third Down-Made/Att............... 99/244.......72/211
Third Down Efficiency.................. 40.6.......... 34.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................5/11.......... 7/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,880........ 5,419
Avg. Per Game.......................... 367.5........ 338.7
Total Plays................................. 1,100........ 1,021
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.3............ 5.3
NET YARDS RUSHING...............2,711........ 2,049
Avg. Per Game.......................... 169.4........ 128.0
Total Rushes................................. 630........... 468
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.3............ 4.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,169........ 3,370
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 31/245...... 42/347
Gross Yards............................... 3,414........ 3,717
Attempts/Completions............ 439/241.....511/236
Pct. of Completions..................... 54.9.......... 46.2
Had Intercepted.............................. 15............. 37
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 83/40.3..... 80/41.1
Net Punting Average.................... 35.8.......... 36.4
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 45/5.2....... 38/6.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 54/18.2..... 71/21.2
INT./AVG. RET......................... 37/13.0....... 15/8.3
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 103/839.... 104/837
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 45/20........ 43/16
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 40............. 34
Rushing.......................................... 15............. 16
Passing........................................... 24............. 17
Returns............................................. 1............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 40/40 ....... 31/34
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 27/35........ 14/29
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 31:47........ 28:13

RECEIVING
Hill
Springs
Pearson
Dorsett
Johnson
DuPreeCosbieSaldi
J. Jones
DonleyNewhouse
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1981 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
64,848
1/2/82 W 38-0 TAMPA BAYATT YDS AVG LG TD
342 1,646 4.8 75t 4
172
625 3.6 16t 1034
183 5.3 59t 1
38
104 2.7 17t 0
13
38 2.97t 0
1433 2.36t 0
433 8.3 15t 0
3
31 10.3 25t 0
1
12 12.0 12t 08
9 1.1 11t 0
1
3 3.0
3t 0
630 2,711 4.3 75t 15
468 2,049 4.4 38t 16

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/8
L 17-21 GREEN BAY
55,98761,4598/15 L 21-33 @ LA Rams
8/22 W 24-14 PITTSBURGH
63,504
8/29 W 28-20 HOUSTON
63,799REGULAR SEASON (12-4)
W 26-10 @ Washington
55,045
9/6
9/13 W 30-17 ST. LOUIS
63,602
9/21 W 35-21 @ New England
60,311
9/27 W 18-10 N.Y. GIANTS
63,44910/4 L 17-20 @ St. Louis
49,777
10/11 L 14-45 @ San Francisco 57,574
10/18 W 29-17 L.A. RAMS
64,64910/25 W 28-27 MIAMI
64,221
11/1 W 17-14 @ Philadelphia
72,11162,583
11/9 W 27-14 BUFFALO
79,694
11/15 L 24-27 @ Detroit
11/22 W 24-10 WASHINGTON
64,583
11/26 W 10-9 CHICAGO
63,49912/6 W 37-13 @ Baltimore
54,871
12/13 W 21-10 PHILADELPHIA
64,955
12/19 L 10-13 @ N.Y. Giants (OT) 73,009

RUSHING
Dorsett
Springs
J. Jones
D. White
Newsome
Newhouse
CosbiePearson
DuPreeCaranoHill
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1981 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1981

STAFF

1982 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1982
RUSHINGATT YDS AVG LG TD
Dorsett
177
745 4.2 99t 5
59
243 4.1 46t 2
Springs
Newsome15
98 6.5 25t 1
PRESEASON (3-1)
D.
White
17
91 5.4 21t 0
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
Newhouse
1479
5.6 27t 1
8/14 L 10-14 BUFFALO
48,612
122 22.0 22t 049,182 T. Hill
8/21 W 26-16 @ San Diego
Peoples
7
22
3.1
7t 0
8/28 W 36-21 NEW ENGLAND 50,113
1
9 9.0
9t 0
W 20-14 HOUSTON
60,150 Johnson
9/4
DuPree1
6 6.0
6t 1
REGULAR SEASON (6-3)
3
0 0.0
0t 0
9/13 L 28-36 PITTSBURGH
63,431 Hogeboom
1-2 -2.0 -2t 0
9/19 W 24-7 @ St. Louis
50,705 Cosbie
296 1,313 4.4 99t 10
9/26			@ Minnesota
Postponed Cowboys
260 1,011 3.9 32t 5
10/3			N.Y. GIANTS
Canceled Opponents
10/10			WASHINGTON
Canceled
NO YDS AVG LG TD
RECEIVING
10/17			@ Philadelphia
Canceled
1
35
526 15.0 47t
10/24			@ Cincinnati
Canceled T. Hill
30
441 14.7 45t
410/31			@ N.Y. Giants
Canceled Cosbie
Pearson
26
382
14.7
48t
3
11/7			ST. LOUISCanceled
24
179 7.5 17t
0
11/14			@ San Francisco Canceled Dorsett
17
163 9.6 34t
2
11/21 W 14-9 TAMPA BAY
49,578 Springs
Johnson
12
269
22.4
49t
3
11/25 W 31-14 CLEVELAND
46,267
741 5.9 12t
2
12/5 W 24-10 @ Washington
54,633 DuPree
6
118
46t
1
Newsome19.7
12/13 W 37-7 @ Houston
51,8082
23 11.5 12t
0
12/19 W 21-7 NEW ORLEANS 64,506 Donley
1
8 8.0
8t
0
12/26 L 20-24 PHILADELPHIA 46,199 Saldi
160 2,150 13.4 49t 16
1/3/83 L 27-31 @ Minnesota
60,007 Cowboys
Opponents
152 2,002 13.2 54t 10
1982 SUPER BOWL TOURNAMENT
1/9/83 W 30-17 TAMPA BAY
65,042 INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Walls
7
61 8.7 37t 0
1982 SUPER BOWL TOURNAMENT
Thurman3
75 25.0 60t 1
1/16/83W 37-26 Green Bay
63,972 Downs
1
22 22.0 22t 0
Dickerson
1
4 4.0
4t 0
1982 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1
1 1.0
1t 0
1/22/83 L 17-31 @ Washington
55,045 Breunig
Clinkscale
1
0 0.0
0t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP E. Jones
15
163 10.9 60t 1
FIRST DOWNS............................. 180........... 163 Cowboys
14
125 8.9 33t 1
Rushing.......................................... 70............. 57 Opponents
Passing........................................... 99............. 95
Penalty............................................11..............11 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Third Down-Made/Att................44/111...... 42/125 D. White 37 1,542 41.7 2 6 56 0 37.4
Third Down Efficiency.................. 39.6.......... 33.6 Cowboys 37 1,542 41.7 2 6 56 0 37.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................5/11.......... 7/15 Opp.
49 2,093 42.7 6 9 60 0 35.3
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 3,199........ 2,753
Avg. Per Game.......................... 355.4........ 305.9 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Total Plays.................................... 579........... 581 Fellows
25 0 189 7.6 17 0
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.5............ 4.7 R. Hill
4 0 39 9.8 26 0
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,313.........1,011 Donley
1 0 14 14.0 14 0
Avg. Per Game.......................... 145.9.........112.3 Cowboys
30 0 242 8.1 26 0
Total Rushes................................. 296........... 260
Opponents
21 3 118 5.6 14 0
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.4............ 3.9
NET YARDS PASSING............... 1,866........ 1,742
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 25/264...... 32/260
Fellows
16359 22.4 35 0
Gross Yards............................... 2,150........ 2,002
Donley8
15 18.9 33 0
Attempts/Completions........... 258/160.... 289/152
Newsome4
74 18.5 26 0
Pct. of Completions..................... 62.0.......... 52.6
J. Jones2
46 23.0 27 0
Had Intercepted.............................. 14............. 15
Thurman1
17 17.0 17 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 37/41.7..... 49/42.7
Cosbie1
4
4.0
4 0
Net Punting Average.................... 37.4.......... 35.3
Cowboys32
651
20.3 35 0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 30/8.1....... 21/5.6
Opponents
41
936
22.8
40
0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 32/20.3..... 41/22.8

SIDELINES

1982
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY

INT./AVG. RET......................... 15/10.9....... 14/8.9
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 42/304...... 52/431
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 29/12........ 20/10
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 28............. 17
Rushing.......................................... 10............... 5
Passing........................................... 16............. 10
Returns............................................. 2............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 28/28 ....... 16/17
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 10/14.......... 9/15
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 30:49.........29:11

PASSING
D. White
Hogeboom
Pearson
Dorsett
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
17 100 51
23 34 27

4 OT
T
58 - 226
61 - 145

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien1-1 3-3
3-4
2-4 1-2
1-1 3-3
3-4
2-4 1-2
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 6-8
1-2
2-5 0-0
Septien: (52M),(44M,25),(C),(C),(C)(C),(C),(C),(C), (C),(),(32M,40),(31),(22,36,53),(),(18,33),(47M,42,22)
Opponents: (35B,26,43,40),(40M),(C),(C),(C),(C),(C),(C)(C),(C),(26,27,26,24M),(),(38),(),(29B,40M,43M),(22),(28)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 10/14 28/28 0 58
Dorsett
5 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Cosbie0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Springs
2 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
DuPree1 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Johnson0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Pearson0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Newsome 1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Downs
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
T. Hill
0 1 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Newhouse 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Thurman0 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 10 16 2 10/14 28/28 0 226
Opponents 5 10 2* 9/15 16/17 0 145
a 86 fumble return vs. Houston (12/13)
b 60 int return vs. Minnesota (1/3)* Brown 0 fumble return vs. Philadelphia (12/26)
Turner 33 int return vs. Minnesota (1/3)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

Tony Hill
Pat Donovan
Howard Richards
Tom Rafferty
Kurt Peterson
Jim Cooper
Doug Cosbie
Drew Pearson
Danny White
Tony Dorsett
Ron Springs

LE Ed Jones
LT John Dutton
RT Randy WhiteRE Harvey Martin
LLB Mike Hegman
MLB Bob Breunig
RLB Guy Brown
LCB Everson Walls
RCB Dennis Thurman
SS Benny Barnes
FS Michael Downs

K
P

Raphel Septien
Danny Whitee

Pro Bowlers in Bold

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
247
156 2,079 63.2 8.4 16 6.5 12 4.9 49t 25/264
91.1
17.2
8
3
45 37.5 5.6 0 0.0 1 12.5 26t
0/0
2
1
26 50.0 13.0 0 0.0 1 50.0 26t
0/0
56.3
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
258
160 2,150 62.0 8.3 16 6.2 14 5.4 49t 25/264
86.6
289
152 2,002 52.6 6.9 10 3.5 15 5.2 54t 32/260
64.8

330

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY

55,04548,532
62,347
62,136
60,77463,30863,07064,991
76,142
71,23646,19264,10360,76463,35265,074
59,95743,521

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Thurman6
Fellows
5
Downs
4
Walls
4
Clinkscale
2
T. Hill
2
Bates
1
Jones
1
Dickerson
1
Breunig1
27
Cowboys
Opponents
25

YDS
49
139
80
70
68
12
29
12
8
0
467
358

AVG
8.2
27.8
20.0
17.5
34.0
6.0
29.0
12.0
8.0
0.0
17.3
14.3

LG TD
80t 1
75t 7
32t 5
61t 6
46t 3
19t 1
47t 2
52t 4
28t 1
15t 1
8t 0
80t 31
83t 27
LG TD
34t 0
58t 1
28t 0
37t 0
68t 1
12t 0
29t 0
12t 0
8t 0
0t 0
68t 2
48t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
D. White 38 1,543 40.6 3 6 50 1 36.0
Warren 39 1,551 39.8 1 8 54 0 32.0
Miller
5 178 35.6 0 2 43 0 21.2
Cowboys 83 3,272 39.4 4 16 54 1 31.4
Opp.
84 3,515 41.9 10 23 59 0 34.0
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
30 2 232 7.7 37t 0
R. Hill
Fellows
10 3 75 7.5 14t 0
Allen
9 1 153 17.0 68t 1
1 0
1 1.0
1t 0
DonleyNewhouse
1 0
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
51 6 461 9.0 68t 1
Opponents
53 9 588 11.1 56t 0

331

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 22/27 57/59 0 123
Dorsett
8 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 54
Springs
7 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
T. Hill0 7 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Cosbie0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Newsome
2 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Pearson
0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
D. White
4 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Johnson0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Donley0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Fellows
0 0 2a 0/0 0/0 0 12
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Allen
Clinkscale
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Downs
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
DuPree0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Hegman0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 6
Thurman
0 0 1f 0/0 0/0 0 6
Dickerson
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1+ 2
21 31 7 22/27 57/59 1 479
Cowboys
Opponents 12 27 3* 22/30 42/42 0 360
a 62 blocked FG return vs. New Orleans (9/25)
58 int return vs. Minnesota (10/2)
b 68 punt return vs. Kansas City (11/20)
c 68 int return vs. New York (9/18)
d 10 fumble return vs. New York (9/18)
e 9 fumble return vs. Los Angeles (10/23)
f 0 fumble recovery vs. St. Louis (9/11)+ tackle Stabler in end zone vs. NO (9/25)* Nelson 21 blocked punt return vs. S.D. (11/13)
Wright 48 int. return vs. San Francisco (12/19)
McLemore 56 punt return vs. SF (12/19)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Tony Hill (9)Butch Johnson (3)Billy Joe DuPree (3)LT Pat Donovan
LG Herb Scott
C Tom Rafferty
RG Kurt Peterson
RT Jim Cooper
TE Doug Cosbie
WR Drew Pearson
QB Danny WhiteRB Tony Dorsett
FB Ron Springs
K

Raphel Septien

LE Ed Jones
LT John Dutton
RT Randy WhiteRE Harvey Martin
LLB Mike Hegman
MLB Bob Breunig
RLB Anthony Dickerson
LCB Everson Walls
RCB Dennis Thurman
SS Dextor Clinkscale
FS Michael Downs
P

Danny White (10)John Warren (3)Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
533
334 3,980 62.7 7.5 29 5.4 23 4.3 80t 37/314
85.6
17
11
161 64.7 9.5 1 5.9 1 5.9 24t
0/0
90.6
2
1
15 50.0 7.5 1 50.0 0 0.0 15t
0/0
121.0
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 1 100.0
0t
0/0
39.6
554
346 4,156 62.5 7.5 31 5.6 25 4.5 80t 37/314
85.2
558
299 4,365 53.6 7.8 27 4.8 27 4.8 83t 57/437
75.3

Septien: (26),(45,24),(),(41,34),(45,53M,45,35),(41,48M,42),(31,46,34),(23),(42M,36),(39,23),(50M,37),(25,40),(),(),(35),(47,46M)
Opponents: (23,30,39,31M),(23),(31,27),(45M,19,42,43B),(41),(48,47M),(),(37,24,26,26),(27,29),(52M,19,37),(37),(51M),(42),(54),(49M,38),(52M)1983
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Fellows
43
855 19.9 53 0
R. Hill13
243 18.7 40 0
Allen
8
178 22.3 31 0
Cosbie2
17 8.5 10 0
Newsome1
28 28.0 28 0
McSwain1
17 17.0 17 01
13 13.0 13 0
Springs
Huther1
0 0.0
0 0
Cowboys
70 1,351 19.3 53 0
Opponents
78 1,806 23.2 66 0

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien0-0 5-5
8-8 9-12 0-2
0-0 5-5
8-8 9-12 0-2
Cowboys
Opponents
2-2 8-8
7-8
4-8 1-4

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
D. White
Hogeboom
Springs
Dorsett
PearsonCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
73
589 8.1
49
801 16.4
47545 11.6
46
588 12.8
41561 13.7
40287 7.2
18
370 20.6
18
250 13.912
142 11.8
115 15.01
8 8.0
346 4,156 12.0
299 4,365 14.6

1
2 3
4 OT
T
75 154 79 168 3 479
120 84 70 86 0 360

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 342........... 286
Rushing........................................ 109............. 82
Passing......................................... 205........... 181
Penalty........................................... 28............. 23
Third Down-Made/Att............... 94/225...... 80/222
Third Down Efficiency.................. 41.8.......... 36.0
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 4/9.......... 9/17
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,959........ 5,427
Avg. Per Game.......................... 372.4........ 339.2
Total Plays..................................1,110........ 1,025
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.4............ 5.3
NET YARDS RUSHING...............2,117........ 1,499
Avg. Per Game.......................... 132.3.......... 93.7
Total Rushes................................. 519........... 410
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.1............ 3.7
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,842........ 3,928
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 37/314...... 57/437
Gross Yards............................... 4,156........ 4,365
Attempts/Completions........... 554/346.... 558/299
Pct. of Completions..................... 62.5.......... 53.6
Had Intercepted.............................. 25............. 27
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 83/39.4..... 84/41.9
Net Punting Average.................... 31.4.......... 34.0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 51/9.0......53/11.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 70/19.3..... 78/23.2
INT./AVG. RET......................... 27/17.3..... 25/14.3
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 99/847.... 100/873
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 30/14........ 31/21
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 59............. 42
Rushing.......................................... 21............. 12
Passing........................................... 31............. 27
Returns............................................. 7............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 57/59 ....... 42/42
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 22/27........ 22/30
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 33:08........ 26:52

RECEIVING
Springs
T. Hill.
PearsonCosbieJohnson
Dorsett
DonleyNewsome
DuPreeD. White
Rafferty
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1983 WILD CARD GAME
12/26 L 17-24 L.A. RAMS

Att.
46,82654,26862,16454,363

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
289 1,321 4.6 77t 8
149
541 3.6 19t 7
44
185 4.2 20t 2934 3.88t 0
18
31 1.7 22t 42
13 6.5 10t 0
1
2 2.0
2t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
6
-10 -1.7 -1t 0
519 2,117 4.1 77t 21
410 1,499 3.7 32t 12

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/6
W 20-17 MIAMI
8/15 W 30-7 @ LA Rams
8/20 L 7-24 PITTSBURGH
8/27 W 34-31 HOUSTONREGULAR SEASON (12-4)
W 31-30 @ Washington
9/5
9/11 W 34-17 @ St. Louis
9/18 W 28-13 N.Y. GIANTS
9/25 W 21-20 NEW ORLEANS
10/2 W 37-24 @ Minnesota
10/9 W 27-24 TAMPA BAY (OT)
10/16 W 37-7 PHILADELPHIA
10/23 L 38-40 L.A. RAIDERS
10/30 W 38-20 @ N.Y. Giants
11/6 W 27-20 @ Philadelphia
11/13 L 23-24 @ San Diego
11/20 W 41-21 KANSAS CITY
11/24 W 35-17 ST. LOUIS
12/4 W 35-10 @ Seattle
12/11 L 10-31 WASHINGTON
12/19 L 17-42 @ San Francisco

RUSHING
Dorsett
Springs
Newsome
Newhouse
D. White
Pearson
T. HillJohnson
Hogeboom
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1983 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1983

STAFF

1984 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1984

SIDELINES

1984
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFOURTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (3-1)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/4
W 31-17 GREEN BAY
43,37150,7408/11 W 24-13 @ San Diego
8/16 L 10-20 PITTSBURGH
55,658
8/25 W 31-24 HOUSTON
53,877REGULAR SEASON (9-7)
W 20-13 @ LA Rams
65,403
9/3
9/9
L 7-28 @ N.Y. Giants
75,921
9/16 W 23-17 PHILADELPHIA
64,521
9/23 W 20-6 GREEN BAY
64,222
9/30 W 23-14 @ Chicago
63,623
10/7 L 20-31 ST. LOUIS
61,438
10/14 L 14-34 @ Washington
55,431
10/21 W 30-27 NEW ORLEANS (OT) 50,966
10/28 W 22-3 INDIANAPOLIS
58,724
11/4 L 7-19 N.Y. GIANTS
60,235
11/11 W 24-17 @ St. Louis48,721
11/18 L 3-14 @ Buffalo
74,391
11/22 W 20-17 NEW ENGLAND 55,341
12/2 W 26-10 @ Philadelphia
66,322
12/9 L 28-30 WASHINGTON
64,286
12/17 L 21-28 @ Miami
74,139TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 323........... 283
Rushing.......................................... 93........... 106
Passing......................................... 202........... 155
Penalty........................................... 28............. 22
Third Down-Made/Att............... 83/238...... 83/247
Third Down Efficiency.................. 34.9.......... 33.6
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 3/7.......... 5/16
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,320........ 5,036
Avg. Per Game.......................... 332.5........ 314.8
Total Plays................................. 1,121........ 1,094
Avg. Per Play................................. 4.8............ 4.6
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,714........ 2,226
Avg. Per Game.......................... 107.1........ 139.1
Total Rushes................................. 469........... 510
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.7............ 4.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,606........ 2,810
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 48/389...... 57/390
Gross Yards............................... 3,995........ 3,200
Attempts/Completions........... 604/322.... 527/250
Pct. of Completions..................... 53.3.......... 47.4
Had Intercepted.............................. 26............. 28
PUNTS/AVERAGE................ 108/38.2..... 99/42.8
Net Punting Average.................... 34.0.......... 36.3
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 54/8.3....... 55/4.2
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 63/19.0..... 65/20.2
INT./AVG. RET......................... 28/10.6..... 26/14.7
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 100/947...... 93/854
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 35/17........ 35/16
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 34............. 36
Rushing.......................................... 12............... 8
Passing........................................... 19............. 23
Returns............................................. 3............... 5
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 33/34 ....... 35/36
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 23/29........ 19/28
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 29:06........ 31:06

PASSING
Hogeboom
D. White
RenfroSprings
Dorsett
Cowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Dorsett
NewsomeSprings
D. White
Hogeboom
J. Jones
T. Hill
DonleySmith
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
302 1,189 3.9 31t 6
66
268 4.1 30t 5
68
197 2.9 16t 1
6
21 3.58t 0
15
19 1.3 11t 08
13 1.6
6t 0
1
7 7.0
7t 0
2
5 2.5
6t 0
1
-5 -5.0 -5t 0
469 1,714 3.7 31t 12
510 2,226 4.4 85t 8

RECEIVING
Cosbie
Hill
Dorsett
Springs
RenfroDonleyNewsomeJ. Jones
CornwellHarrisPhillips
Pozderac
Carmichael
Smith
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
60
789 13.2
58
864 14.9
51459 9.046454 9.935583 16.7
32473 14.8
26263 10.1
7
57 8.1
2
23 11.5
1
9 9.0
1
6 6.0
1
1 1.0
1
7 7.0
1
7 7.0
322 3,995 12.4
250 3,200 12.8

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Downs
7
Thurman
5
Clinkscale
3
Walls
3
Fellows3
Hegman3
Lockhart
1
Scott
1
Bates
1
Dickerson
1
28
Cowboys
Opponents
26

YDS
126
81
32
12
3
3
32
5
3
0
297
372

AVG
18.0
16.2
10.7
4.0
1.0
1.0
32.0
5.0
3.0
0.0
10.6
14.3

LG TD
36t 4
66t 5
68t 1
57t 3
60t 2
49t 2
29t 0
19t 1
13t 1
9t 0
6t 0
1t 0
7t 0
7t 0
68t 1980t 23
LG TD
27t 1
43t 1
23t 0
12t 0
3t 0
3t 0
32t 0
5t 0
3t 0
0t 0
43t 2
49t 4

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
D. White 82 3,151 38.4 8 21 54 0 36.0
Warren 21 799 38.1 3 3 48 0 32.0
Miller5 173 34.6 0 1 41 0 21.2
Cowboys 108 4,123 38.2 11 25 54 0 34.0
Opp.
99 4,236 42.8 10 23 59 1 36.3
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
54 15 446 8.3 18 0
Allen
Cowboys
54 15 446 8.3 18 0
Opponents
55 19 230 4.2 19 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Allen
33
666 20.2 34 0
McSwain20
403 20.2 32 0
Fellows
6
94 15.7 23 0
Salonen2
30 15.0 22 0
Granger2
6 3.0
5 0
Cowboys
63 1,199 19.0 34 0
65 1,310 20.2 64 0
Opponents

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
367
195 2,366 53.1 6.5
7 1.9 14 3.8 68t
26/211
63.7
233
126 1,580 54.1 6.8 11 4.7 11 4.7 66t 22/178
71.5
2
149 50.0 24.5
1 50.0 0 0.0 49t
0/0
135.4
1
0
0 0.0 0.0
0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
1
0
0 0.0 0.0
0 0.0 1 100.0
0t
0/0
0.0
604
322 3,995 53.3 6.6 19 3.2 26 4.3 68t 48/389
66.6
527
250 3,200 47.4 6.1 23 4.4 28 5.3 80t 57/390
59.3

332

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
65
64

2 3
89 56
81 91

4 OT
T
95 3 308
72 0 308

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien2-2 6-7
9-9
4-8 2-3
2-2 6-7
9-9
4-8 2-3
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 8-8
7-9
2-8 2-3
Septien: (31,52),(),(28M,47,51,30),(32,42),(44,32,23),(52M,35,36),(),(36,27,41),(19,19,24),(),(42M,35,48M,45B),(20,47M),(28,23),(32),(),()
Opponents: (31,36),(),(39,39M),(37M),(41M,43M),(46M,22),(20,22,47M),(49,50,45M),(52),(40,38,23,27),(49B,30),(),(29,56M),(23),(31,34,21),()SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 23/29 33/34 0 102
Dorsett
6 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
T. Hill0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Newsome 5 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Cosbie0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Springs
1 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Donley0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Renfro0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Cornwell0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Downs
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jeffcoat0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
J. Jones
Thurman
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Dutton0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1+ 2
Cowboys 12 19 3 23/29 33/34 1 308
Opponents 8 23 5* 19/28 35/36 0 308
a 27 int return vs. New England (11/22)
b 0 fumble recovery vs. New Orleans (10/21)
c 38 int return vs. Philadelphia (12/2)+ tackle in end zone vs. Philadelphia (12/2)* Headen 81 fumble return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/9)
R. Brown 5 int. return vs. Green Bay (9/23)
Coleman 49 int. return vs. Washington (10/14)
Winston 43 int. return vs. New Orleans (10/21)
Green 32 int return vs. Washington (12/9)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Ed Jones
WR Tony Hill (11)LT John Dutton
Doug Donley (4)RT Randy WhiteLT Phil Pozderac (7)RE Jim Jeffcoat
Herb Scott (5)Howard Richards (4) LLB Mike Hegman
LG Glen Titensor (12) MLB Bob Breunig (8)Eugene Lockhart (8)Herb Scott (4)RLB Anthony Dickerson
C Tom Rafferty
LCB Everson Walls
RG Jim Cooper (7)RCB Ron Fellows
Phil Pozderac (7)SS Dextor Clinkscale
RT Kurt Peterson
FS Michael Downs
TE Doug Cosbie
WR Mike Renfro (11)
K Raphel Septien
Doug Donely (5)QB Gary Hogeboom (10) P Danny White (12)John Warren (3)Danny White (6)ST Bill Bates
RB Tony Dorsett
FB Ron Springs (12)Timmy Newsome (4)Pro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRY
Att.
41,847
48,59649,54053,812

1985 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
66,351
1/4/86 L 0-20 @ LA Rams

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Walls
9
Thurman5
Fellows
4
Bates
4
Clinkscale
3
Downs
3
Scott
2
Jeffcoat
1
Lockhart
1
Hegman1
33
Cowboys
Opponents
25

YDS
31
21
52
15
16
11
26
65
19
7
263
319

AVG
3.4
4.2
13.0
3.8
5.3
3.7
13.0
65.0
19.0
7.0
8.0
12.8

LG TD
19t 0
21t 1
29t 0
8t 0
11t 0
11t 0
26t 1
65t 1
19t 1
7t 0
65t 4
47t 2

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien1-1 5-5
8-11 4-9 1-2
1-1 5-5
8-11 4-9 1-2
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 3-4 10-11 5-11 0-1
Septien: (53,39,43),(42M,44M),(39,49M,33),(47M,33M,36M,35,36M),(22,29,31),(47M,38,39),(),(28),(18),(40,50M,36),(),(),(),(21),(),(29,48,41)
Opponents: (),(34,46,48M),(),(33,37M),(23,37,47),(48,49M,34),(39,33,36),(38,46M,27M),(45M),(49M),(44,46,22),(26),(38,53M),(49M),(),(39)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 19/28 42/43 0 99
Dorsett
7 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 60
Renfro0 8 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Hill
Cosbie0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Newsome 2 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
D. White
1 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Cornwell0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hogeboom 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jeffcoat0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lockhart
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Penn
Scott
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Thurman
0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 11 27 5 19/28 42/43 0 357
Opponents 8 20 2* 18/27 37/40 1+ 333
a 65 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (12/15)
b 19 int return vs. Pittsburgh (10/13)
c 46 block punt return vs. Cincinnati (12/8)
d 26 int return vs. Washington (9/9)
e 21 int return vs. Washington (9/9)

333

SIDELINES

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
450
267 3,157 59.3 7.0 21 4.7 17 3.8 56t 30/257
80.6
126
70
978 55.6 7.8 5 4.0 7 5.6 58t
14/11870.8
85
47 62.5 5.9 0 0.0 0 0.0 28t
0/0
78.7
1
1
42 100.0 42.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 42t
0/0
118.8
2
1
12 50.0 6.0 1 50.0 1 50.0 12t
0/0
68.8
587
344 4,236 58.6 7.2 27 4.6 25 4.3 58t 44/375
78.6
549
279 4,214 50.8 7.7 20 3.6 33 6.0 70t 62/459
63.5

1985
STATISTICS* Dent 1 int return vs. Chicago (11/17)
Richardson 36 int. return vs. Chicago (11/17)
PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET + Browner safety vs. Cincinnati (12/8)
Saxon
82 3,396 41.9 10 20 57 1 35.6
D. White 1
43 43.0 1 0 43 0 36.0
Cowboys 83 3,439 41.4 11 20 57 1 35.3
USUAL STARTERS
Opp.
78 3,218 41.3 6 23 60 1 36.7
LE Ed Jones
WR Tony Hill
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
LT John Dutton
LT Chris Schultz (8)22 6 152 6.9 21 0
Bates
RT Randy White
Phil Pozderac (7)Gonzalez
15 5 58 3.9 13 0
RE Jim Jeffcoat
LG Glen Titensor
Banks
3 3 27 9.0 28 0
LLB Mike Hegman
C Tom Rafferty
MLB Eugene Lockhart
RG Kurt Peterson
40 14 237 5.9 28 0
Cowboys
RLB Jeff Rohrer
RT Jim Cooper
Opponents
44 10 286 6.5 19 0
LCB Everson Walls
TE Doug Cosbie
RCB
Ron Fellows (11)WR
Mike
Renfro
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Victor Scott (3)QB Danny White
Lavette34
682 20.1 34 0
SS Dextor Clinkscale
RB Tony Dorsett
Duckett9
173 19.2 25 0
FS Michael Downs
FB Timmy Newsome
J. Jones
9
161 17.9 26 0
Williams
6
129 21.5 30 0
K Raphel Septien
Pro Bowlers in Bold
Fowler3
48 16.0 20 0
P Mike Saxon
Powe1
17 17.0 17 0
Cowboys
62 1,210 19.5 34 0
Opponents
68 1,310 19.3 43 0

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPASSING
D. White
Hogeboom
Pelluer
Hill
J. Jones
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
74 1,113 15.0 53t 7
64
793 12.4 42t 6
60
955 15.9 58t 8
46
449 9.8 56t 3
46
361 7.9 24t 1
24
179 7.5 35t 0
15
237 16.9 34t 0
6
77 12.8 32t 1
5
24 4.8 10t 03
28 9.3 13t 0
1
12 12.0 12t 1
1
8 8.0
8t 0
344 4,236 12.3 58t 27
279 4,214 15.1 70t 20

1
2 3
4 OT
T
55 122 78 102 - 357
66 73 98 96 - 333

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 336........... 312
Rushing.......................................... 95............. 98
Passing......................................... 208........... 193
Penalty........................................... 33............. 21
Third Down-Made/Att............... 96/227...... 87/228
Third Down Efficiency.................. 42.3.......... 38.2
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 5/9.......... 7/17
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,602........ 5,608
Avg. Per Game.......................... 350.1........ 350.5
Total Plays................................. 1,093........ 1,076
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.1............ 5.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,741........ 1,853
Avg. Per Game.......................... 108.8.........115.8
Total Rushes................................. 462........... 465
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.8............ 4.0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,861........ 3,755
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 44/375...... 62/459
Gross Yards............................... 4,236........ 4,214
Attempts/Completions........... 587/344.... 549/279
Pct. of Completions..................... 58.6.......... 50.8
Had Intercepted............................. 25............. 33
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 83/41.4..... 78/41.3
Net Punting Average.................... 35.3.......... 36.7
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 40/5.9....... 44/6.5
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 62/19.5..... 68/19.3
INT./AVG. RET........................... 33/8.0..... 25/12.8
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 100/759.... 108/990
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 29/16........ 24/15
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 43............. 40
Rushing...........................................11............. 18
Passing........................................... 27............. 20
Returns............................................. 5............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 42/43 ....... 37/40
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 19/28........ 18/27
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 30:34........ 29:26

RECEIVING
Hill
CosbieRenfroDorsett
NewsomeJ. Jones
Powe
Cornwell
FowlerGonzalez
D. White
LavetteCowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

62,292
72,98561,456
49,68674,98162,932
70,11457,941
49,34755,75063,85554,047
54,12556,93662,31060,114

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
305 1,307 4.3 60t 7
88
252 2.9 15t 2
8
48 6.0 15t 1
22
44 2.0 21t 1
13
40 3.19t 0
1334 2.6 10t 07
25 3.6
6t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
1
-1 -1.0 -1t 0
3-2 -0.7
1t 0
1-6 -6.0 -6t 0
462 1,741 3.8 60t 11
465 1,853 4.0 74t 18

PLAYERSPRESEASON (4-0)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/10 W 27-3 GREEN BAY
8/17 W 27-24 @ San Diego (OT)
8/26 W 15-13 CHICAGO
8/31 W 20-10 HOUSTONREGULAR SEASON (10-6)
W 44-14 WASHINGTON
9/9
9/15 L 21-26 @ Detroit
9/22 W 20-7 CLEVELAND
9/29 W 17-10 @ Houston
10/6 W 30-29 @ N.Y. Giants
10/13 W 27-13 PITTSBURGH
10/20 L 14-16 @ Philadelphia
10/27 W 24-10 ATLANTA
11/4 L 10-21 @ St. Louis
11/10 W 13-7 @ Washington
11/17 L 0-44 CHICAGO
11/24 W 34-17 PHILADELPHIA
11/28 W 35-17 ST. LOUIS
12/8 L 24-50 @ Cincinnati
12/15 W 28-21 N.Y. GIANTS
12/22 L 16-31 @ San Francisco

RUSHING
Dorsett
Newsome
Hogeboom
D. White
Williams
LavetteFowlerJ. Jones
Banks
Pelluer
Hill
Cowboys
Opponents

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SIDELINES

1986
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (0-5)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
L 6-17 Chicago @ London 82,699
8/9
L 0-20 @ San Diego
47,744
8/16 L 19-24 @ L.A. Raiders
52,153
8/22 L 28-41 PITTSBURGH
54,2998/30 L 14-17 HOUSTON
62,239REGULAR SEASON (7-9)
W 31-28 N.Y. GIANTS
59,804
9/8
9/14 W 31-7 @ Detroit
73,812
9/21 L 35-37 ATLANTA
62,8809/29 W 31-7 @ St. Louis49,077
10/5 L 14-29 @ Denver
76,082
10/12 W 30-6 WASHINGTON
63,264
10/19 W 17-14 @ Philadelphia
68,572
10/26 W 37-6 ST. LOUIS
60,756
11/2 L 14-17 @ N.Y. Giants
74,871
61,706
11/9 L 13-17 L.A. RAIDERS
11/16 W 24-21 @ San Diego
55,622
11/23 L 14-41 @ Washington
55,642
11/27 L 14-31 SEATTLE
58,023
12/7 L 10-29 @ LA Rams
64,94912/14 L 21-23 PHILADELPHIA
46,11757,256
12/21 L 10-24 CHICAGOTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 325........... 286
Rushing.......................................... 98............118
Passing......................................... 199........... 148
Penalty........................................... 28............. 20
Third Down-Made/Att............... 80/213...... 89/226
Third Down Efficiency.................. 37.6.......... 39.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 6/14............ 4/7
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,474........ 4,985
Avg. Per Game.......................... 342.2.........311.6
Total Plays................................. 1,054........ 1,017
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.2............ 4.9
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,969........ 2,200
Avg. Per Game.......................... 123.1........ 137.5
Total Rushes................................. 447........... 500
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.4............ 4.4
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,505........ 2,785
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 60/498...... 53/364
Gross Yards............................... 4,003........ 3,149
Attempts/Completions........... 547/319.... 464/226
Pct. of Completions..................... 58.3.......... 48.7
Had Intercepted.............................. 24............. 17
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 87/40.2..... 87/41.6
Net Punting Average.................... 34.5.......... 36.6
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 46/5.5....... 41/7.3
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 59/20.5..... 66/20.6
INT./AVG. RET......................... 17/10.8..... 24/13.8
PENALTIES/YARDS................111/931...... 90/817
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 44/17........ 29/18
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 43............. 41
Rushing.......................................... 21............. 17
Passing........................................... 21............. 21
Returns............................................. 1............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 43/43 ....... 39/41
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 15/21........ 16/30
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 31:14........ 28:46
PASSING
Pelluer
D. White
Collier
RenfroCowboys
Opponents

RUSHING
Dorsett
WalkerPelluer
Newsome
Collier
Clack
D. White
Sherrard
CosbieLavetteFowler
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
184
748 4.1
151
737 4.9
41
255 6.2
34
110 3.2
6
53 8.84
19 4.88
16 2.02
11 5.5
1
9 9.0
10
6 0.6
6
5 0.8
447 1,969 4.4
500 2,200 4.4

LG
33t
84t
21t
13t
21t
8t
10t
8t
9t
5t
2t
84t
50t

RECEIVING
Walker
Hill
NewsomeSherrard
CosbieDorsett
RenfroBanks
Chandler
LavetteFowlerClack
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
76
837 11.049
770 15.7
48421 8.8
41744 18.2
28
312 11.1
25
267 10.7
22325 14.8
17
202 11.9
6
57 9.55
31 6.2
1
19 19.0
1
18 18.0
319 4,003 12.6
232 3,149 13.6

LG TD
84t 2
63t 3
30t 3
68t 5
22t 1
36t 1
30t 3
23t 0
15t 2
9t 1
19t 0
18t 0
84t 21
71t 21

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Downs
6
Fellows
5
Walls
3
Scott
1
Lockhart1
Holloway
1
17
Cowboys
Opponents
24

YDS
54
46
46
31
5
1
183
331

AVG
9.0
9.2
15.3
31.0
5.0
1.0
10.8
13.8

TD
5
12
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
21
17

LG TD
31t 0
34t 1
24t 0
31t 0
5t 0
1t 0
34t 1
56t 2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
87 3,498 40.2 10 28 58 1 34.5
Cowboys 87 3,498 40.2 10 28 58 1 34.5
Opp.
87 3,620 41.6 9 17 62 1 36.6
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
27 14 160 5.9 20 0
Banks
Lavette18 3 92 5.1 28 0
Holloway
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
46 17 252 5.5 28 0
Cowboys
Opponents
41 14 301 7.3 26 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Lavette
36
699
Clack
19
421
Newsome
2
32
Banks
1
56
Tuinei1
059 1,208
Cowboys
Opponents
66 1,358

AVG
19.4
22.2
16.0
56.0
0.0
20.5
20.6

LG TD
37 0
51 0
18 0
56 0
0 0
56 0
38 0

AVG
PCT
PCT
ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
378
215 2,727 56.9 7.2 8 2.1 17 4.5 84t 47/362
67.9
153
95 1,157 62.1 7.6 12 7.8 5 3.3 63t
97.9
10/98
15
8
96 53.3 6.4 1 6.7 2 13.3 27t
3/38
55.8
1
1
23 100.0 23.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 23t
0/0
118.8
547
319 4,003 58.3 7.3 21 3.8 24 4.4 84t 60/498
75.7
464
226 3,149 48.7 6.8 21 4.5 17 3.7 71t 53/364
70.8

334

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
61 105 62 118 - 346
44 136 74 83 - 337

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Septien0-0 4-5
6-7
4-7 1-2
0-0 4-5
6-7
4-7 1-2
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 4-5
5-8
5-7 1-9
Septien: (35),(27),(),(32,42M),(),(21,37,36),(38),(44,43,47),(33M,42M,63M),(20,44M,20),(33,28M),(),(),(48),(),(50)Opponents: (36M),(),(47,33,56M,52B,18),(42B),(),(50M,51M,37M),(50M,31M),(35,36),(25,51M),(45),(44M,55M),(50M,25,41),(42,26M),(37,27),(26,50,40),(31)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Septien0 0 0 15/21 43/43 0 88
Walker12 2 00/0 0/0 0 84
Dorsett
5 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Newsome 2 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Sherrard
0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Hill
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Renfro0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Chandler0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Cosbie0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Fellows
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lavette0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Pelluer
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
D. White
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 21 21 1 15/21 43/43 0 346
Opponents 17 21 3* 16/30 39/41 2+ 337
a 34 int return vs. St. Louis (9/29)* Pitts 22 fumble return vs. Atlanta (9/21)
Butler 33 int return vs. Atlanta (9/21)
Irvin 50 int return vs. LA Rams (12/7)+ R. Jones safety vs. Denver (10/5)
Jeter safety vs. LA Rams (12/7)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Tony Hill
LT Mark Tuinei (11)Phil Pozderac (3)LG Glen Titensor
C Tom Rafferty
RG Crawford Ker
RT Jim Cooper (9)Phil Pozderac (7)TE Doug Cosbie
WR Mike Renfro (6)Gordon Banks (5)Mike Sherrard (4)QB Steve Pelluer (9)Danny White (6)RB Tony Dorsett (12)Herschel Walker (4)FB Timmy Newsome(12)

Herschel Walker (4)LE Ed Jones
LT John Dutton
RT Randy WhiteRE Jim Jeffcoat
LLB Mike Hegman
MLB Eugene Lockhart
RLB Jeff Rohrer
LCB Everson Walls
RCB Ron Fellows
SS Bill Bates
FS Michael Downs
K
P

Raphel Septien
Mike Saxon
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYRECEIVING
WalkerRenfroCosbieEdwards
Newsome
Dorsett
Banks
Barksdale
Burbage
MartinG. White
Chandler
E.J. Jones
SpiveyC. Scott
Adams
FowlerLavetteBlountCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
60
715 11.9
46
662 14.4
36421 11.7
34
521 15.3
34
274 8.1
19
177 9.3
15
231 15.4
12
165 13.8
7
168 24.0
5103 20.6
5
46 9.2525 5.03
16 5.3
2
34 17.0
1
11 11.0
1
8 8.0
1
6 6.0
1
6 6.0
1
5 5.0
288 3,594 12.5
269 3,781 14.1

LG TD
44t 1
43t 4
30t 3
38t 3
30t 2
33t 1
34t 1
22t 1
77t 2
33t 0
14t 0
9t 1
10t 0
25t 0
11t 0
8t 0
6t 0
6t 0
5t 0
77t 1962t 21

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Walls
5
Downs
4
Bates
3
Haynes3
Francis2
Jeffcoat1
Penn1
Lockhart
1
Scott
1
Green
1
R. White1
Cowboys23
Opponents
20

YDS
38
56
28
7
18
26
21
13
1
0
0
208
279

AVG
7.6
14.0
9.3
2.3
9.0
26.0
21.0
13.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
9.0
14.0

LG TD
30t 0
27t 0
28t 0
7t 0
18t 1
26t 1
21t 0
13t 0
1t 0
0t 0
0t 0
30t 2
69t 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
68 2,685 39.5 5 20 63 0 34.2
Sawyer 16 639 39.9 1 3 54 0 31.4
Cowboys 84 3,324 39.6 6 23 63 0 33.7
Opp.
75 3,042 40.6 7 14 64 1 34.0
LG TD
38t 0
13t 0
12t 0
13t 0
0t 0
38t 0
78t 0

335

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Ruzek
0-0 8-8
6-7 8-10 0-0
Zendejas
0-0 0-0
1-1
1-2 1-1
Cowboys
0-0 8-8
7-8 9-12 1-1
Opponents
2-2 5-6 8-10 4-11 0-0
Ruzek: (22,29),(46,42,28),(),(),(),(),(23,49B,25),(34,49,40,35),(38,36M),(20),(),(38),(44),(22,43M,37),(24,42,44,47,37),()
Zendejas: (),(),(),(33),(49M,44,50),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Opponents: (23),(46M),(),(20),(40,38M),
		(19,43M,39),(46,28M,45,21),(35),(30,19),(35M,41),(26,48M,33)(44B,47M,33,46M),(),(31),(47M),(32,28,37)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Ruzek
0 0 0 22/25 26/26 0 92
Walker
7 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Edwards
1 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Newsome 2 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Renfro0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Zendejas
0 0 0
3/4 10/10 0 19
Blount3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Cosbie0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Burbage0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Dorsett
1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Adams
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Banks
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Barksdale 0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Chandler0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Francis0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jeffcoat0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Pelluer
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
D. White
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Brady
0 0 0
0/0 1/1 0 1
Cowboys 17 19 2 25/29 37/37 0 340
Opponents 19 21 2* 19/29 39/41 0 348
a 18 int return vs. New England (11/15)
b 26 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (11/5)* Harper 78 punt return vs. N.Y. Jets (10/4)
R. Moore 20 fumble return vs. Atlanta (12/6)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Kelvin Edwards (9) LE Ed Jones
Gordon Banks (4) LT Kevin Brooks (12)Mike Dwyer (3)LT Mark Tuinei (8)RT Randy White
Daryle Smith (7)LG Nate Newton (11) RE Jim Jeffcoat
LLB Mike Hegman (10)Sal Cesario (3)Dale Jones (3)C Tom Rafferty (12)MLB Eugene Lockhart (9)Mike Zentic (3)Russ Swan (3)RG Crawford Ker (12)RLB Jeff Rohrer (12)
Bob White (3)Chris Duliban (3)RT Kevin Gogan (10)Steve Cisowski (3) LCB Everson Walls
TE Doug Cosbie (12) RCB Ron Francis (11)Robert Williams (3)Rich Borresen (3)SS Bill Bates (11)WR Mike Renfro
Tommy Haynes (3)QB Danny White (9)FS Michael Downs (12)Steve Pelluer (4)Alex Green (3)RB Herschel Walker (7)Tony Dorsett (6)FB Timmy Newsome (8) K Roger Ruzek
P Mike Saxon (13)Gerald White (3)Buzz Sawyer (3)Herschel Walker (3)Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
D. White362
215 2,617 59.4 7.2 12 3.3 17 4.7 43t 44/353
73.2
Pelluer
101
55
642 54.5 6.4 3 3.0 2 2.0 44t
5/35
75.6
Sweeney28
14
291 50.0 10.4 4 14.3 1 3.6 77t
3/15
111.8
Snyder9
4
44 44.4 4.9 0 0.0 0 0.0 22t
0/0
59.5
Cowboys500
288 3,594 57.6 7.2 19 3.8 20 4.0 77t 52/403
76.0
Opponents
502
269 3,781 53.6 7.5 21 4.2 23 4.6 62t 51/337
73.0

LG TD
48
0
38
0
32
0
27
0
22
0
29
0
12
0
7
0
5
0
48
0
45
0

1987
STATISTICS

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
22 2 216 9.8
MartinEdwards
8 1 75 9.4
Banks
5 1 33 6.6
Burbage
5 1 29 5.8
Livingston
1 0
0 0.0
Cowboys
41 5 353 8.6
Opponents
45 17 376 8.4

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Clack29
635 21.9
Martin12
237 19.8
Edwards
7
155 22.1
Adams
6
113 18.8
Lavette4
72 18.0
Spivey2
49 24.5
Newsome2
22 11.0
Chandler1
7 7.0
Borresen1
5 5.0
64 1,295 20.2
Cowboys
Opponents
65 1,281 19.7

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

1
T
2 3
4 OT
71 108 78 77 6 340
84 68 79 111 6 348

LG TD
60t 7
24t 1
21t 1
15t 3
24t 2
62t 1
27t 1
8t 1
5t 0
5t 0
0t 0
-4t 0
-5t 0
62t 1752t 19RECORDSSCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

AVG
4.3
3.5
5.7
2.7
4.8
30.5
7.0
1.4
1.6
3.5
0.0
-4.0
-5.0
4.0
3.5

2022 SEASONTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 293........... 294
Rushing.......................................... 93............. 85
Passing......................................... 176........... 175
Penalty........................................... 24............. 34
Third Down-Made/Att............... 86/222...... 96/223
Third Down Efficiency.................. 38.3.......... 43.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 3/9.......... 6/14
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,056........ 5,061
Avg. Per Game.......................... 337.1........ 337.4
Total Plays................................. 1,017........ 1,012
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.0............ 5.0
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,865........ 1,617
Avg. Per Game.......................... 124.3........ 107.8
Total Rushes................................. 465........... 459
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 3.5
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,191........ 3,444
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 52/403...... 51/337
Gross Yards............................... 3,594........ 3,781
Attempts/Completions........... 500/288.... 502/269
Pct. of Completions..................... 57.6.......... 53.6
Had Intercepted.............................. 20............. 23
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 84/39.6..... 75/40.6
Net Punting Average.................... 33.7.......... 34.0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 41/8.6....... 45/8.4
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 64/20.2..... 65/19.7
INT./AVG. RET........................... 23/9.0..... 20/14.0
PENALTIES/YARDS............ 131/1,091.... 100/851
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 30/20........ 29/20
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 38............. 42
Rushing.......................................... 17............. 19
Passing........................................... 19............. 21
Returns............................................. 2............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 37/37 ....... 39/41
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 25/29........ 19/29
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 31:01........ 29:28

ATT YDS
209
891
130
456
25
142
46
125
25
121
2
61
7
49
10
14
5
8
2
7
2
0
1
-4
1
-5
465 1,865
459 1,617

PLAYERSPRESEASON (1-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/15 L 0-29 @ San Diego
48,0208/22 W 13-3 @ San Francisco 57,598
8/30 L 10-34 L.A. RAIDERS
46,666
L 13-18 HOUSTON
9/5
47,043
REGULAR SEASON (7-8)
47,241
9/13 L 13-24 @ St. Louis
9/20 W 16-14 @ N.Y. Giants
73,426
9/27			BUFFALO
Canceled
10/4 W 38-24 @ N.Y. Jets
12,37010/11 W 41-22 PHILADELPHIA
40,622
10/19 L 7-13 WASHINGTON
60,415
10/25 L 20-37 @ Philadelphia
61,63011/2 W 33-24 N.Y. GIANTS
55,73011/8 L 17-27 @ Detroit
45,325
11/15 W 23-17 @ New Eng. (OT) 60,567
56,51911/22 L 14-20 MIAMI
11/26 L 38-44 MINNESOTA (OT) 54,229
12/6 L 10-21 ATLANTA
40,013
12/13 L 20-24 @ Washington
54,822
12/21 W 29-21 @ LA Rams
60,70012/27 W 21-16 ST. LOUIS
36,788RUSHING
Walker
Dorsett
Pelluer
BlountNewsome
Edwards
Adams
D. White
Sweeney
E.J. Jones
Snyder
G. White
CosbieCowboys
Opponents

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SIDELINES

1988
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

FIFTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: TOM LANDRYPRESEASON (2-2)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/6
L 21-24 @ San Diego
8/13 W 27-17 @ L.A. Raiders
8/22 W 17-9 CHICAGO
8/27 L 10-54 HOUSTONREGULAR SEASON (3-13)
L 21-24 @ Pittsburgh
9/4
9/12 W 17-14 @ Phoenix
9/18 L 10-12 N.Y. GIANTS
9/25 W 26-20 ATLANTA
10/3 L 17-20 @ New Orleans
10/9 L 17-35 WASHINGTON
10/16 L 7-17 @ Chicago
10/23 L 23-24 @ Philadelphia
10/30 L 10-16 PHOENIX
11/6 L 21-29 @ N.Y. Giants
11/13 L 3-43 MINNESOTA
11/20 L 24-38 CINCINNATI
11/24 L 17-25 HOUSTON
12/4 L 21-24 @ Cleveland
12/11 W 24-17 @ Washington
12/18 L 7-23 PHILADELPHIA

Att.
40,11040,77447,796
48,40056,813
67,13955,32539,702
68,474
63,23564,75966,30942,19675,826
57,83037,86550,84577,68351,526
46,131TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS..............................311........... 297
Rushing.........................................112............. 93
Passing......................................... 175........... 180
Penalty........................................... 24............. 24
Third Down-Made/Att............... 84/217...... 89/226
Third Down Efficiency.................. 38.7.......... 39.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 7/16...........4/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,483........ 5,414
Avg. Per Game.......................... 342.7........ 338.4
Total Plays................................. 1,059........ 1,023
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.2............ 5.3
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,995........ 1,858
Avg. Per Game.......................... 124.7.........116.1
Total Rushes................................. 469........... 454
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.3............ 4.1
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,488........ 3,556
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 35/239...... 46/327
Gross Yards............................... 3,727........ 3,883
Attempts/Completions........... 555/307.... 523/264
Pct. of Completions..................... 55.3.......... 50.5
Had Intercepted.............................. 27............. 10
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 80/40.9..... 86/41.6
Net Punting Average.................... 34.2.......... 36.0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 45/8.0....... 37/6.5
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 69/20.4..... 56/18.9
INT./AVG. RET........................... 10/6.7......27/11.6
PENALTIES/YARDS............ 141/1,148...... 92/772
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 22/13.......... 24/9
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 32............. 44
Rushing.......................................... 10............. 13
Passing........................................... 21............. 30
Returns............................................. 1............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 32/32 ....... 41/44
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 13/25........ 24/29
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 30:41........ 29:19

RUSHING
WalkerPelluer
NewsomeClack
Sweeney
Fowler
Irvin
Martin
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
361 1,514 4.2 38t 5
51
314 6.2 27t 2
32
75 2.38t 3
1154 4.9 17t 06
34 5.7 10t 0
3
6 2.0
4t 0
1
2 2.0
2t 0
4
-4 -1.0 11t 0
469 1,995 4.3 38t 10454 1,858 3.1 51t 13

RECEIVING
Alexander
WalkerMartin
Irvin
Newsome
Chandler
Clack
Gay
CosbieFowlerFolsomEdwards
Burbage
Newton
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
54
788 14.6
53505 9.5
49
622 12.7
32654 20.430
236 7.918
186 10.3
17
126 7.4
15
205 13.7
12
112 9.3
10
64 6.4984 9.35
93 18.6
250 25.01
2 2.0
307 3,727 12.1
264 3,883 14.7

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Williams
2
Downs
2
Walls
2
Francis1
Noonan1
Bates
1
Hendrix
1
Cowboys10
Opponents
27

YDS AVG
18 9.03 1.5
0 0.0
29 29.0
17 17.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
67 6.7314 11.6

LG TD
50t 6
50t 2
35t 3
61t 5
32t 0
29t 1
18t 1
25t 1
21t 0
13t 0
20t 2
27t 0
41t 0
2t 0
61t 21
73t 30
LG TD
12t 0
3t 0
0t 0
29t 0
17t 1
0t 0
0t 0
29t 1
66t 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
71 47 64 83 - 265
80 125 74 102 - 381

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Zendejas
0-0 0-0
0-0
1-3 0-0
Ruzek
0-0 4-5
4-7
3-7 1-3
0-0 4-5
4-7 4-10 1-3
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 9-9
8-9 6-10 1-1
Zendejas: (49M),(47,49M),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Ruzek: (),(),(41,28M),(43M,24),(39M,39),(45,53M),(42M,35M),(26,34,30),(39),(),(50),(44),(29),(48B,50M),(22,47M,37M),()
Opponents: (32,46M),(40M),(32),(43,24),(27,49),(40M),(21,42M),(39),(32),(37,50,47),(39,27),(41),(28,49,47,22),(25),(41),(37,35M,27,27)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Ruzek
0 0 0 12/22 27/27 0 63
Walker
5 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Alexander 0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Irvin
0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Martin0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Newsome 3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Folsom0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Pelluer
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 1# 8
NoonanZendejas
0 0 0
1/3 5/5 0 8
Chanderl
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Clack
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Gay
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 10 21 1 13/25 32/32 1 265
Opponents 13 30 1* 24/29 41/44 2& 381
a 17 int return vs. Atlanta (9/25)# safety vs. Atlanta (9/25)

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
80 3,271 40.9 15 24 55 0 34.2
Cowboys 80 3,271 40.9 15 24 55 0 34.2
Opp.
86 3,574 41.6 6 19 70 0 36.0

* H. Thomas 2 fumble return vs. Minnesota (11/13)& Collins safety vs. N.Y. Giants (9/18)
Doleman/Baker safety vs. Minnesota (11/13)

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
44 15 360 8.2 21 0
Martin
Walls
1 0
0 0.0
0 0
Cowboys
45 15 360 8.0 21 0
37 15 239 6.5 18 0
Opponents

USUAL STARTERS

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Clack32
690 21.6
Burbage20448 22.4
Martin12
210 17.5
Higgs
2
31 15.5Smith
2
24 12.0
B. White1
7 7.0
Cowboys
69 1,410 20.2
Opponents
56 1,060 18.9

LG TD
40
0
53
0
31
0
17
0
13
0
7
0
53
0
44
0

					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Pelluer
435
245 3,139 56.3 7.2 17 3.9 19 4.4 61t
21/11273.9
7833
314 42.3 4.0 3 3.9 5 6.4 28t
9/80
Sweeney
40.2
D. White4229
274 69.1 6.5 1 2.4 3 7.1 24t
5/47
65.0
307 3,727 55.3 6.7 21 3.8 27 4.9 61t 35/239
68.5
COWBOYS 555
Opponents
523
264 3,883 50.5 7.4 30 5.7 10 1.9 73t 46/327
86.2

336

LE Ed Jones
WR Ray Alexander
LT Kelvin Brooks
LT Dave Widell (8)RT Danny Noonan
Daryle Smith (4)RE Jim Jeffcoat
Mark Tuinei (4)LLB Ron Burton
LG Nate Newton
MLB Eugene Lockhart
C Tom Rafferty
RLB Garry Cobb
RG Crawford Ker
LCB Everson Walls
RT Kevin Gogan
TE Thornton Chandler (12) RCB Robert Williams
SS Bill Bates
Doug Cosbie (4)FS Michael Downs
WR Michael Irvin (10)Kelvin Martin (6)K Roger Ruzek
QB Steve Pelleur
RB Herschel Walker P Mike Saxon
FB Timmy Newsome (8)Todd Fowler (6)Pro Bowlers in Bold

FIFTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JIMMY JOHNSON
Att.
45,20332,35874,076
63,582

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Lockhart
2
Bates
1
Albritton
1
Francis1
Burton1
Horton1
Cowboys7
Opponents
27

YDS AVG
14 7.018 18.0
3 3.0
2 2.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
37 5.3396 14.7

LG TD
12t 0
18t 0
3t 0
2t 0
0t 0
0t 0
18t 0
53t 3

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
81 3,233 40.9 6 19 56 2 34.3
Ruzek
1
28 28.0 0 0 28 0 28.0
Cowboys 82 3,261 39.8 6 19 56 2 34.2
Opp.
73 2,911 39.9 7 28 58 0 35.3

1
T
2 3
4 OT
47 70 35 52 - 204
84 118 90 101 - 393

337

a 97 kickoff return vs. Kansas City (10/22)
b 57 fumble return vs. Green Bay (12/24)
c 77 fumble return vs. Washington (9/24)
d 40 fumble return vs. Green Bay (10/8)* Shepard 56 punt return vs. New Orleans (9/10)
Butler 29 fumble return vs. Atlanta (9/17)
Walton 29 int return vs. Wash. (9/24)
Jackson 62 FG return vs. San Fran. (10/15)
Zordich 16 int return vs. Phoenix (10/29)
McDonald 53 int. return vs. Phoenix (11/12)# McGovern blk punt in end zone vs. KC (10/22)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Kelvin Martin (11) LE Ed Jones (8)James Dixon (5)Tony Tolbert (5)LT Mark Tuinei
Danny Noonan (3)LG Nate Newton
LT Dean Hamel (9)C Tom Rafferty (8)Willie Broughton (5)Mark Stepnoski (4) RT Willie Broughton (9)Bob White (4)Dean Hamel (5)RG Crawford Ker
RE Jim Jeffcoat
RT Kevin GoganLLB Jack Del Rio (11)TE Steve Folsom
Ron Burton (3)WR Derrick Shepard (8) MLB Eugene Lockhart
Michael Irvin (6)RLB Ken Norton (13)
QB Troy Aikman (11)Randy Shannon (3)Steve Walsh (5)LCB Everson Walls
RB Paul Palmer (8)RCB Robert Williams (11)Herschel Walker (4)Ron Francis (4)FB Daryl Johnston (10) SS Vince Albritton
Broderick Sargent (3) FS Ray Horton
K Roger Ruzek (9)P Mike Saxon
Luis Zendejas (7)Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman293
155 1,749 52.9 6.0 9 3.1 18 6.1 75t 19/155
55.7
Walsh
219
110 1,371 50.2 6.3 5 2.3 9 4.1 46t
11/84
60.5
Saxon
1
1
4 100.0 4.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
4t
0/0
40.2
COWBOYS 513
266 3,124 51.9 6.1 14 2.7 27 5.3 75t 30/239
57.8
Opponents488
301 3,748 61.7 7.7 21 4.3 7 1.4 79t 29/183
93.9

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Ruzek
0 0 0
5/11 14/15 0 29
Zendejas
0 0 0
5/9 10/10 0 25
Dixon
0 2 1a 0/0 0/0 0 18
Johnston
0 3 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Walker
2 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Clack
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Folsom0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Irvin
0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Martin0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Palmer
2 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Del Rio0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Ford
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Jeffcoat0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lockhart
0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Sargent
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Shepard0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
7 14 4 10/20 24/25 0 204
Cowboys
Opponents 17 21 6* 28/35 43/44 1# 393

1989
STATISTICS

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
24 1 160 6.7 17t 0
ShepardMartin4 5 32 8.0 12t 0
Burbage
3 5
5 1.7
5t 0
Cowboys
31 11 197 6.4 17t 0
Opponents
38 17 334 8.8 56t 1

Ruzek: (),(),(),(19,53M,33),(46M),(43B,48M),(),(31M,37),(35M,20,43),(),(),(),(),(),(), ()Zendejas: (),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(32,39),(52M,53M),(45M),(47),(42M,47),(),(41)Opponents: (),(28,48M,38),(26,37,33),(37,32,27)(26,46M,37M),(31),(43,27),(40,25,31,42),(45M,35),(44B,41B,45),(23),(36,38),(),(30B,29,46),(33,22,26),(28,24)

PLAYOFF
RECORDSSCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
46
644 14.0 46t 2
28
265 9.5 26t 2
26378 14.5 65t 2
24477 19.9 75t 2
22
261 11.9 52t 1
18
268 14.9 37t 1
17
157 9.2 23t 0
17
134 7.9 15t 0
17
93 5.5 13t 0
16
133 8.3 28t 3963 7.0 12t 0
7
78 11.1 21t 1
6
50 8.3 21t 06
47 7.8 14t 0
4
69 17.3 44t 0
1
16 16.0 16t 0
1
4 4.0
4t 0
1
-13 -13.0 -13t 0
266 3,124 11.7 75t 14
301 3,748 12.5 79t 21

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Zendejas
0-0 1-1
1-1
3-5 0-2
1-1 1-1
2-4
1-4 0-1
Ruzek
Cowboys
1-1 2-2
3-5
4-9 0-3
Opponents
0-0 12-12 11-13 5-10 0-0

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 246........... 321
Rushing.......................................... 78............116
Passing......................................... 145........... 183
Penalty........................................... 23............. 22
Third Down-Made/Att............... 62/187.... 106/229
Third Down Efficiency.................. 33.2.......... 46.3
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/19.......... 7/12
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,294........ 5,556
Avg. Per Game.......................... 268.4........ 347.3
Total Plays.................................... 898........ 1,060
Avg. Per Play................................. 4.8............ 5.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,409........ 1,991
Avg. Per Game............................ 88.1........ 124.4
Total Rushes................................. 355........... 543
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 3.7
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,885........ 3,565
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 30/239...... 29/183
Gross Yards............................... 3,124........ 3,748
Attempts/Completions........... 513/266.... 488/301
Pct. of Completions..................... 51.9.......... 61.7
Had Intercepted.............................. 27............... 7
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 82/39.8..... 73/39.9
Net Punting Average.................... 34.2.......... 35.3
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 31/6.4....... 38/8.8
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 77/22.2..... 46/18.5
INT./AVG. RET............................. 7/5.3..... 27/14.7
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 100/771.... 102/723
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 29/15........ 22/10
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 25............. 44
Rushing............................................ 7............. 17
Passing........................................... 14............. 21
Returns............................................. 4............... 6
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 24/25 ....... 43/44
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 10/20........ 28/35
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 25:34........ 34:26

RECEIVING
MartinFolsom
Irvin
Dixon
WalkerShepard
Tautalatasi
Burbage
PalmerJohnston
Scott
Ford
Sargent
Jennings
Clack
Alexander
Ruzek
Aikman
Cowboys
Opponents

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Dixon
47 1,181 25.1 97t 1
Shepard19
394 20.7 32t 0
Clack3
56 18.7 24t 0
Burbage3
55 18.3 22t 0
Ankrom2
6 3.0
5t 0
Tautalatasi
1
9 9.0
9t 0
Chandler
1
8 8.0
8t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Sargent
Cowboys
77 1,709 22.2 97t 1
Opponents
46
853 18.5 34t 02022 SEASON

66,97755,28563,20051,78556,656
61,077
76,84144,43153,18749,65756,04454,444
46,10059,842
72,141
41,265

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
112
446 4.0 63t 2
38
302 7.9 25t 0
81
246 3.0 20t 2
67
212 3.2 13t 0
2087 4.4 43t 1
14
40 2.9 17t 2
3
30 10.0 13t 06
16 2.7 14t 06
15 2.56t 0
3
12 4.0 12t 0
1
6 6.0
6t 0
1
1 1.0
1t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
2
-4 -2.0 -1t 0
355 1,409 4.0 63t 7
543 1,991 3.7 25t 17

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/13 W 20-3 @ San Diego
8/19 W 27-20 @ L.A. Raiders
8/26 L 21-24 @ Denver (OT)
9/2
W 30-28 HOUSTONREGULAR SEASON (1-15)
9/10 L 0-28 @ New Orleans
9/17 L 21-27 @ Atlanta
9/24 L 7-30 WASHINGTON
10/1 L 13-30 N.Y. Giants
10/8 L 13-31 @ Green Bay
10/15 L 14-31 SAN FRANCISCO
10/22 L 28-36 @ Kansas City
10/29 L 10-19 PHOENIX
11/5 W 13-3 @ Washington
11/12 L 20-24 @ Phoenix
11/19 L 14-17 MIAMI
11/23 L 0-27 PHILADELPHIA
12/3 L 31-35 L.A. RAMS
12/10 L 10-20 @ Philadelphia
12/16 L 0-15 @ N.Y. Giants
12/24 L 10-20 GREEN BAY

RUSHING
PalmerAikmanWalkerJohnston
Sargent
Clack
Dixon
Walsh
Tautalatasi
Shepard
Irvin
Saxon
Bates
Scott
Cowboys
Opponents

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SIDELINES

1990
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFOURTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JIMMY JOHNSONPRESEASON (1-3)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/11 L 16-28 @ San Diego
8/18 L 14-16 @ L.A. Raiders
8/25 W 20-9 PITTSBURGH
L 6-27 HOUSTON
9/1
REGULAR SEASON (7-9)
W 17-14 SAN DIEGO
9/9
9/16 L 7-28 N.Y. GIANTS
9/23 L 15-19 @ Washington
9/30 L 17-31 @ N.Y. Giants
10/7 W 14-10 TAMPA BAY
10/14 L 3-20 @ Phoenix
10/21 W 17-13 @ Tampa Bay
10/28 L 20-21 PHILADELPHIA
11/4 L 9-24 @ N.Y. Jets
11/11 L 6-24 SAN FRANCISCO
11/18 W 24-21 @ LA Rams
11/22 W 27-17 WASHINGTON
12/2 W 17-13 NEW ORLEANS
12/9			– Bye –
12/16 W 41-10 PHOENIX
12/23 L 3-17 @ Philadelphia
12/30 L 7-26 @ AtlantaAtt.
42,221
28,27347,72355,49948,06361,09053,80475,92360,07645,23568,31562,60568,086
62,966
58,58960,35560,08760,19063,89550,097TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 250........... 280
Rushing.......................................... 88........... 109
Passing......................................... 135........... 153
Penalty........................................... 27............. 18
Third Down-Made/Att............... 67/198...... 85/208
Third Down Efficiency.................. 33.8.......... 40.9
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 5/10.......... 8/16
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,081........ 4,615
Avg. Per Game.......................... 255.1........ 288.4
Total Plays.....................................911........... 988
Avg. Per Play................................. 4.5............ 4.7
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,500........ 1,976
Avg. Per Game............................ 93.8........ 123.5
Total Rushes................................. 393........... 482
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.8............ 4.1
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,581........ 2,639
Sacked/Yards Lost................... 43/317...... 36/292
Gross Yards............................... 2,898........ 2,931
Attempts/Completions........... 475/254.... 470/271
Pct. of Completions..................... 53.5.......... 57.7
Had Intercepted.............................. 24..............11
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 79/43.2..... 70/40.9
Net Punting Average.................... 35.6.......... 36.2
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 39/6.4..... 43/10.2
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 54/20.4..... 55/20.7
INT./AVG. RET..........................11/11.5..... 24/14.7
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 98/729.....104/911
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 27/9........ 32/19
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 27............. 36
Rushing.......................................... 13............. 18
Passing........................................... 12............. 12
Returns............................................. 2............... 6
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 26/27 ....... 36/36
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 18/25........ 18/26
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 28:44........ 31:16

RUSHING
E. Smith
Agee
AikmanHighsmith
Dixon
Johnston
WrightSaxon
Laufenberg
T. Smith
Bates
Walsh
MartinMcKinnonCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
241
937 3.953
213 4.040
172 4.3
19
48 2.511
43 3.91035 3.5
3
26 8.71
20 20.0
2
6 3.0
6
6 1.0
1
4 4.0
1
0 0.0
4
-2 -0.5
1-8 -8.0393 1,500 3.8
482 1,976 4.1

LG
48t
28t
20t
7t
18t
8t
14t
20t
5t
3t
4t
0t
3t
-8t
48t
67t

RECEIVING
MartinNovacek
Agee
E. Smith
Irvin
McKinnonJohnston
Awalt
WrightHighsmith
Dixon
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
64
732 11.4
59
657 11.130
272 9.1
24
228 9.520413 20.7
14172 12.3
14
148 10.6
13
133 10.2
11
104 9.5
3
13 4.3
2
26 13.0
254 2,898 11.4
271 2,931 10.8

LG TD
45t 0
41t 4
30t 1
57t 0
61t 5
28t 1
26t 1
25t 0
20t 0
7t 0
21t 0
61t 1258t 12

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Holt
3
Washington
3
Bates
1
Gant
1
Hendrix
1
Horton1
Williams
1
Cowboys11
Opponents
24

YDS
72
24
4
26
0
0
0
126
353

AVG
24.0
8.0
4.0
26.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
11.5
14.7

TD
11
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
18

LG TD
64t 1
13t 0
4t 0
26t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
64t 1
61t 4

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
79 3,413 43.2 8 20 62 0 35.6
Cowboys 79 3,413 43.2 8 20 62 0 35.6
Opp.
70 2,866 40.9 4 15 62 2 36.2
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
20 1 121 6.1 13t 0
ShepardHarris12 6 63 5.3 12t 0
Martin5 3 46 9.2 17t 0
McKinnon2 1 20 10.0 20t 0
Cowboys
39 11 250 6.4 20t 0
Opponents
43 8 438 10.2 98t 1
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Dixon
36
736
Wright12
276
Shepard
4
75
Stepnoski
1
15
Harris1
0
Cowboys
54 1,102
Opponents
55 1,136

AVG
20.4
23.0
18.8
15.0
0.0
20.4
20.7

LG TD
47t 0
90t 1
22t 0
15t 0
0t 0
90t 1
76t 1

					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman399
226 2,579 56.6 6.5 11 2.8 18 4.5 61t 39/288
66.6
Laufenberg
67
24
279 35.8 4.2 1 1.5 6 9.0 27t
4/29
16.9
Walsh
9
4
40 44.4 4.4 0 0.0 0 0.0 20t
0/0
57.6
COWBOYS 475
254 2,898 53.5 6.1 12 2.5 24 5.1 61t 43/317
59.4
Opponents
470
271 2,931 57.7 6.2 12 2.6 11 2.3 58t 26/292
74.9

338

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
50 46 40 108 - 244
55 102 52 100 - 308

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Willis
0-0 4-4
7-9
7-8 0-4
0-0 4-4
7-9
7-8 0-4
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 9-9
5-8
2-6 2-3
Willis: (31),(),(33,51M,56M,41),(22),(),(37),(43M,24),(43,43,51M),(37,35,32),(23,37),(5
3M,23),(49,41),(47),(),(46),(34M,33M)
Opponents: (31M),(),(37,23,24,55),(47M,34),(33),(28,28),(37M,23,32),(),(24),(39M,42,43M),(),(52M,25),(43,50),(38),(47M,29),(44M,23)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Willis
0 0 0 18/25 26/26 0 80
E. Smith 11 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 66
Irvin
0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Novacek
0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Johnston
1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Agee
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Aikman1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Holt
0 0 1a 0/0 0/0 0 6
McKinnon 0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Wright0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 13 12 2 18/25 26/27 1# 244
Opponents 18 12 6* 18/26 36/36 1& 308
a 64 int return vs. Tampa Bay (10/21)
b 90 kickoff return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/16)# Mojsiejenk stepped out of end zone vs. Was. (9/23)* Taylor 11 int return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/16)
Green 18 int return vs. Washington (9/23)
Mathis 98 punt return vs. N.Y. Jets (11/4)
Allen 35 int return vs. Philadelphia (12/23)
Jones 76 kickoff return vs. Atlanta (12/30)
Sanders 61 int return vs. Atlanta (12/30)& Green tackled Smith in end zone vs. Atl (12/30)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Michael Irvin (7)Dennis McKinnon (7)LT Mark Tuinei (13)Kevin Gogan (3)LG Crawford Ker
C Mark Stepnoski
RG John Gesek (11)Tony Slaton (4)RT Nate Newton
TE Jay Novacek
WR Kelvin Martin
QB Troy Aikman
RB Emmitt Smith
FB Tommie Agee (11)
Alonzo Highsmith (5)KP

Ken Willis
Mike Saxon

LE
LT

Daniel Stubbs
Dean Hamel (11)Jimmie Jones (5)RT Danny Noonan
RE Jim Jeffcoat (13)Tony Tolbert (3)LLB Jack Del Rio
MLB Eugene Lockhart
RLB Ken Norton
LCB Isaac Holt
RCB Manny Hendrix (10)Robert Williams (6)SS Vince Albritton (8)James Washington (8)FS Ray Horton
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JIMMY JOHNSON

78,86063,02562,656
68,81464,01053,69563,27574,906
61,19063,001
76,41055,561
62,25364,53065,85460,96262,5941991 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
78,290
1/5/92 L 6-38 @ Detroit

NO YDS AVG LG TD
93 1,523 16.4 66t 8
59
664 11.3 49t 4
49
258 5.3 14t 1
28
244 8.7 22t 1
20326 16.3 39t 1
16
243 15.2 27t 0
16
136 8.5 21t 1
10
170 17.0 53t 07
43 6.19t 0
557 11.4 20t 0
1
5 5.0
5t 0
1
-6 -6.0 -6t 0
305 3,663 12.0 66t 16
320 3,646 11.4 67t 17

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Holt
4
Brown
2
Washington
2
Edwards1
Gant
1
Horton1
Williams
1
Cowboys
12
Opponents
12

YDS
2
31
9
36
0
65
24
167
244

AVG
0.5
15.5
4.5
36.0
0.0
65.0
24.0
13.9
20.3

LG TD
2t 0
20t 0
9t 0
36t 1
0t 0
65t 1
24t 0
65t 2
96t 2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
57 2,426 42.6 5 16 64 0 36.8
Cowboys 57 2,426 42.6 5 16 64 0 36.8
Opp.
61 2,364 38.8 4 14 77 3 32.4
LG TD
85t 1
14t 0
8t 0
0t 0
0t 0
85t 1
34t 0

339

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Willis
0 0 0 27/39 37/37 0 118
0/0 0/0 0 78
E. Smith 12 1 0
Irvin
0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Novacek
0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Horton0 0 2a 0/0 0/0 0 12
Agee
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Aikman1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Blake
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Edwards
Harper0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Johnston
0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Martin0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Roberts0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
R. Williams 0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wright0 0 1e 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hendrix
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1# 2
Cowboys 15 16 6 27/39 37/37 1 342
Opponents 11 17 4* 29/39 31/32 0 310
a 20 fumble return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/29)
65 int return vs. Green Bay (10/6)
b 36 int return vs. Cincinnati (10/13)
c 85 punt return vs. Philadelphia (12/15)
d 18 blocked punt return vs. Houston (11/10)
e 102 kickoff return vs. Atlanta (12/22)# tackled Booty in end zone vs. Phi (12/25)* Wilson 82 kickoff return vs. Green Bay (10/6)
White 55 blocked FG return vs. Detroit (10/27)
Crockett 96 int return vs. Detroit (10/27)
Mayhew 31 int. return vs. Washington (11/24)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Tony Tolbert
WR Alvin Harper (5)Alfredo Roberts (5) LT Tony Casillas
Alexander Wright (5) RT Russell Maryland (7)Jimmie Jones (6)LT Mark Tuinei (12)Danny Noonan (3)Alan Veingrad (3)RE Jim Jeffcoat
LG Kevin GoganLLB Ken Norton
C Mark Stepnoski
MLB Jack Del Rio
RG John Gesek
RLB Vinson Smith
RT Nate Newton
TE Jay Novacek (12) LCB Isaac Holt
Alfredo Roberts (4) RCB Larry Brown (13)Manny Hendrix (3)WR Michael Irvin
QB Troy Aikman (12) SS James Washington
Steve Beuerlein (4) FS Ray Horton
RB Emmitt Smith
P Mike Saxon
FB Daryl Johnston
K

Ken Willis

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman363
237 2,754 65.3 7.6 11 3.0 10 2.8 61t 32/224
86.7
Beuerlein
137
68
909 49.6 6.6 5 3.6 2 1.5 66t
6/49
77.2
Cowboys500
305 3,663 61.0 7.3 16 3.2 12 2.4 66t 38/273
84.1
Opponents
540
320 3,646 59.3 6.8 17 3.1 12 2.2 67t 23/151
80.8

Willis: (38,25,22,54),(51),(),(48M,52M,45M,41),(),(40M,23,39),(),(47B,35),(36,27),(35,37,45),(22,31,18),(51B,32M,42),(45M,18,47B,38M,43),(50,41,40),(50,55M,32,37),(20,45M)
Opponents: (45M),(53,52,45,46),(42,55M),(49M,32,32,29),(43,52M,29,25),(42),(45,24,26),(44,32),(),(52,19,22,41M,23),(27,37,22),(),(42,51M),(54M),(37,51M, 47),
(49M,25,29,49M)

1991
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Wright21
514 24.5 102t 1
Dixon
18
398 22.1 39t 0
Gant
6
114 19.0 26t 0
Shepard3
54 18.0 21t 0
Martin3
47 15.7 25t 0
Horton10 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
52 1,127 21.7 102t 1
Opponents
69 1,169 16.9 82t 1

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Willis
2-2 6-6
9-11 6-13 4-7
2-2 6-6
9-11 6-13 4-7
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 11-11 5-5 9-14 3-8

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
21 8 244 11.6
MartinShepard6 3 57 9.5
Horton
1 0
8 8.0
1 0
0 0.0
Brownlow
Wright0 1
0 0.0
29 12 309 10.7
Cowboys
Opponents
28 10 231 8.3

1
2 3
4 OT
T
91 105 35 111 0 342
61 89 66 91 3 310

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 304........... 299
Rushing........................................... 89........... 103
Passing.......................................... 191........... 180
Penalty............................................ 24............. 16
Third Down-Made/Att............... 74/196...... 76/194
Third Down Efficiency................... 37.8.......... 39.2
Fourth Down-Made/Att................. 6/14.......... 7/17
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,101........ 5,066
Avg. Per Game........................... 318.8........ 316.6
Total Plays..................................... 971........... 963
Avg. Per Play.................................. 5.3............ 5.3
NET YARDS RUSHING...............1,711........ 1,571
Avg. Per Game.......................... 106.9.......... 98.2
Total Rushes................................. 433........... 400
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 3.9
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,390........ 3,495
Sacked/Yards Lost.................... 38/273...... 23/151
Gross Yards................................ 3,663........ 3,646
Attempts/Completions............ 500/305.... 540/320
Pct. of Completions..................... 61.0.......... 59.3
Had Intercepted.............................. 12............. 12
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 57/42.6..... 61/38.8
Net Punting Average..................... 36.8.......... 32.4
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 29/10.7....... 28/8.3
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 52/21.7..... 69/16.9
INT./AVG. RET......................... 12/13.9..... 12/20.3
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 74/610...... 97/801
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 23/12.........23/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 37............. 32
Rushing........................................... 15..............11
Passing............................................ 16............. 17
Returns.............................................. 6............... 4
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 37/37 ....... 31/32
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 27/39........ 29/39
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 30:06........ 29:54

RECEIVING
Irvin
Novacek
E. Smith
Johnston
HarperMartinRoberts
Wright
Agee
Awalt
Blake
Aikman
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1991 WILD CARD GAME
12/29 W 17-13 @ Chicago

Att.
56,03855,98153,31453,689ATT YDS AVG LG TD
365 1,563 4.3 75t 12
1580 5.3 30t 1
17
54 3.2 10t 0
920 2.2
8t 1
16
5 0.3
9t 1
2
4 2.0
3t 0
2
-1 -0.5
3t 0
7-14 -2.0 -1t 0
433 1,711 4.0 75t 15
400 1,571 3.9 75t 11

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
W 24-14 @ Kansas City
8/12 L 12-17 L.A. RAIDERS
8/18 L 20-30 @ Houston
8/23 W 20-17 ATLANTA (OT)REGULAR SEASON (11-5)
W 26-14 @ Cleveland
9/1
9/9
L 31-33 WASHINGTON
9/15 L 0-24 PHILADELPHIA
9/22 W 17-9 @ Phoenix
9/29 W 21-16 N.Y. GIANTS
10/6 W 20-17 @ Green Bay
10/13 W 35-23 CINCINNATI
10/20			– Bye –
10/27 L 10-34 @ Detroit
11/3 W 27-7 PHOENIX
11/10 L 23-26 @ Houston (OT)
11/17 L 9-22 @ N.Y. Giants
11/24 W 24-21 @ Washington
11/28 W 20-10 PITTSBURGH
12/8 W 23-14 NEW ORLEANS
12/15 W 25-13 @ Philadelphia
12/22 W 31-27 ATLANTA

RUSHING
E. SmithBlake
Johnston
Agee
AikmanRichards
WrightBeuerlein
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1991 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1991

STAFF

1992 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1992

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JIMMY JOHNSONPRESEASON (2-3)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/2
L 23-34 Houston @ Tokyo
8/7
W 27-24 @ Miami
8/15 L 16-17 HOUSTON
8/22 W 17-3 DENVER
8/28 L 13-20 CHICAGOREGULAR SEASON (13-3)
W 23-10 WASHINGTON
9/7
9/13 W 34-28 @ N.Y. Giants
9/20 W 31-20 PHOENIX
9/27			– Bye –
10/5 L 7-31 @ Philadelphia
10/11 W 27-0 SEATTLE
10/18 W 17-10 KANSAS CITY
10/25 W 28-13 @ L.A. Raiders
11/1 W 20-10 PHILADELPHIA
11/8 W 37-3 @ Detroit
11/15 L 23-27 L.A. RAMS
11/22 W 16-10 @ Phoenix
11/26 W 30-3 N.Y. GIANTS
12/6 W 31-27 @ Denver
12/13 L 17-20 @ Washington
12/21 W 41-17 @ Atlanta
12/27 W 27-14 CHICAGO

Att.
51,05850,803
61,334
61,48560,21863,53876,43062,57566,57262,31164,11591,50565,01274,816
63,69072,43962,41674,94656,437
67,036
63,101

1992 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
63,721
1/10/93W 34-10 PHILADELPHIASIDELINES

1992
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1992 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1/17/93W 30-20 @ San Francisco 64,920
SUPER BOWL XXVII(Pasadena)
1/31/93W 52-17 Buffalo

98,374

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 324........... 241
Rushing.........................................119............. 68
Passing......................................... 183........... 147
Penalty........................................... 22............. 26
Third Down-Made/Att............... 87/208...... 50/184
Third Down Efficiency.................. 41.8.......... 27.2
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/12.......... 7/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,606........ 3,933
Avg. Per Game.......................... 350.4........ 245.8
Total Plays................................. 1,014........... 873
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.5............ 4.5
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,121........ 1,244
Avg. Per Game.......................... 132.6.......... 77.8
Total Rushes................................. 500........... 345
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.2............ 3.6
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,485........ 2,689
Sacked/Yards Lost....................23/112...... 44/347
Gross Yards............................... 3,597........ 3,036
Attempts/Completions........... 491/314.... 484/263
Pct. of Completions..................... 64.0.......... 54.3
Had Intercepted.............................. 15............. 17
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 61/43.0..... 87/42.1
Net Punting Average.................... 33.5.......... 35.1
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 44/12.5......34/11.7
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 37/18.9..... 60/20.3
INT./AVG. RET........................... 17/9.3..... 15/20.0
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 91/650...... 94/727
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 16/9........ 25/14
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 48............. 29
Rushing.......................................... 20..............11
Passing........................................... 23............. 16
Returns............................................. 5............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 47/48 ....... 27/29
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 24/35........ 14/17
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 33:57........ 26:03

RUSHING
E. Smith
Richards
AikmanJohnston
Agee
HarperMartinBeuerlein
Irvin
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
373 1,713 4.6 68t 1849
176 3.6 15t 1
37
105 2.8 19t 1
17
61 3.6 14t 0
16
54 3.4 10t 0
1
15 15.0 15t 02
13 6.58t 0
4-7 -1.8 -1t 0
1-9 -9.0 -9t 0
500 2,121 4.2 68t 20
345 1,244 3.6 28t 11

RECEIVING
Irvin
Novacek
E. Smith
HarperMartinJohnston
Roberts
Agee
Richards
Gesek
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
78 1,396 17.9 87t 7
68
630 9.3 34t 6
59
335 5.7 26t 1
35
562 16.1 52t 4
32
359 11.2 27t 3
32
249 7.8 18t 2
3
36 12.0 18t 03
18 6.0
8t 0
3
8 2.7
6t 0
1
4 4.0
4t 0
314 3,597 11.5 87t 23
263 3,036 11.5 81t 16

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Washington
3
Gant
3
Everett
2
Horton2
Holt
2
K. Smith
2
Brown
1
Myles
1
Harper
1
Cowboys
17
15
Opponents

YDS
31
19
28
15
11
10
30
13
1
158
300

AVG
10.3
6.3
14.0
7.5
5.5
5.0
30.0
13.0
1.0
9.3
20.0

LG TD
16t 0
11t 0
17t 0
15t 1
8t 0
7t 0
30t 0
13t 0
1t 0
30t 1
59t 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Saxon
61 2,620 43.0 9 19 58 0 33.5
Cowboys 61 2,620 43.0 9 19 58 0 33.5
Opp.
87 3,660 42.1 3 17 73 2 35.1
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
42 18 532 12.7 79t 2
MartinK. Smith
1 0 17 17.0 17t 0
Horton
1 0
1 1.0
1t 0
Cowboys
44 18 550 12.5 79t 2
Opponents
34 6 397 11.7 65t 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Martin24
503
Wright8
117
Holmes370
K. Smith
1
9
Edwards
1
037
699
Cowboys
Opponents
60 1,217

AVG LG TD
21.0 59 0
14.6 21 0
23.3 28 0
9.0
9 0
0.0
0 0
18.9 59 0
20.3 42 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
108 116 134
54 53 51

4 OT
T
51 - 409
85 - 243

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Elliot0-0 6-7 10-14 5-10 3-4
0-0 6-7 10-14 5-10 3-4
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 4-4
4-5
5-7 0-0
Elliot: (32M),(39,35),(33B,29),(48M),(31,51,42M),(51M,39),(48M),(42M,38M,35,48),(25,42,30),(37,42,36),(28),(45,33,53),(53,32M),(23),(47,22,46M),(28M,21,34)
Opponents: (49),(),(22,42),(40),(40M),(32),(),(18),(36),(33,44),(20),(35M,42,44M),(),(32,22),(27),()SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Elliot0 0 0 24/35 47/48 0 119
E. Smith 18 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 114
Irvin
0 7 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
Novacek
0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
Martin0 3 2a 0/0 0/0 0 30
Harper0 4 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Johnston0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Aikman1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Horton0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Maryland0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Richards
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
R. Williams 0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
0 0 0
0/0 0/0 1# 2
Holt
Cowboys 20 23 5 24/35 47/48 1 409
Opponents 11 16 2* 14/17 27/29 0 243
a 79 punt return vs. Washington (9/7)
74 punt return vs. LA Rams (11/15)
b 15 int return vs. Seattle (10/11)
c 26 fumble return vs. Chicago (12/27)
d 3 block punt return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/13)# Blocked punt out of end zone vs. Was (9/7)* Copeland 0 fumble return vs. Washington (12/13)
Zorich 42 fumble return vs. Chicago (12/27)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

Alvin Harper
LE Tony TolbertMark Tuinei (15)
LT Tony Casillas
Nate Newton (15) RT Russell Maryland
Mark Stepnoski (14) RE Charles Haley (13)Jim Jeffcoat (3)John Gesek
LLB Vinson Smith (13)Erik Williams
Kenneth Gant (3)Jay Novacek
MLB Robert Jones (13)Michael Irvin
Ken Norton (3)Troy Aikman
RLB Ken Norton
Emmitt SmithLCB Issiac Holt (11)Daryl Johnston
Kevin Smith (5)RCB Larry Brown
K Lin Elliott
SS Thomas Everett (9)P Mike Saxon
James Washington (6)FS James Washington (9)Pro Bowlers in Bold
Ray Horton (7)					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman473
302 3,445 63.8 7.3 23 4.9 14 3.0 87t
23/11289.5
Beuerlein1812
152 66.7 8.4 0 0.0 1 5.6 27t
0/0
69.7
Cowboys491
314 3,597 64.0 7.3 23 4.7 15 3.1 87t
23/11288.8
Opponents
484
263 3,036 54.3 6.3 16 3.3 17 3.5 67t 44/347
69.9

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HEAD COACH: JIMMY JOHNSONSUPER BOWL XXVIII(ATLANTA)
1/30/94W 30-13 Buffalo

72,817

NO YDS AVG LG TD
88 1,330 15.1 61t 7
57
414 7.3 86t 1
50
372 7.4 20t 1
44445 10.1 30t 1
36
777 21.6 80t 5
20
151 7.6 33t 2937 4.19t 0
6
37 6.38t 0
4
24 6.0 10t 0
1
25 25.0 25t 0
1
4 4.0
4t 0
1
1 1.0
1t 1
317 3,617 11.4 86t 18
334 3,347 10.0 70t 14

INTERCEPTIONS NO
K. Smith
6
Bates
2
Everett
2
Washington
1
Norton1
Marion1
Gant
1
Cowboys
14
Opponents
6

YDS
56
25
25
38
25
2
0
171
47

AVG
9.3
12.5
12.5
38.0
25.0
2.0
0.0
12.2
7.8

LG TD
32t 1
22t 0
17t 0
24t 0
25t 0
2t 0
0t 0
32t 1
26t 0

1
2 3
76 124 86
43 46 794 OT
T
87 3 376
61 0 229

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Murray4-4 4-4 9-12 8-8 3-5
Elliott
0-0 1-1
0-1
1-2 0-0
4-4 5-5 9-13 9-10 3-5
Cowboys
Opponents
3-3 11-11 5-6
3-7 0-0
Murray: (),(),23,50M),(33,19,19,50,48),(30,32),(48,39,29,35M,18),(35,23,40),(34,54M),(44,43),(-),(32M),(23,19,47),(51,52,46),(),(39M,38),(32,38,41)
Elliott: (22),(49M,43,30M)
Opponents: (32M),(48,35),(20),(42M),(27),(25), (33),(21,45,29),(19,47),(26,24),(44M,20,31,41B,19),(25,44M),(19,21),(),(32),(29,31)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
Murray0 0 0 28/33 38/38 0 122
E. Smith
9 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 60
Irvin
0 7 0
0/0 0/0 0 42
K. Williams 2 2 2a 0/0 0/0 0 36
Harper0 5 0
0/0 0/0 0 30
Johnston
3 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Lassic3 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 18
Coleman0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Novacek
1 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
Elliott
0 0 0
2/4 2/3 0 8Galbraith0 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
K. Smith
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 20 18 3 30/37 40/41 0 376
Opponents 7 14 2* 22/27 23/23 1# 229
a 64 punt return, vs. Miami (11/25)
62 punt return, vs. Washington (I12/26)
b 32 int return, @ N.Y. Jets (I2/18)

1993
STATISTICS
SIDELINES

341

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 322........... 297* 95 kickoff return, R Brooks, vs. GB (10/3)
Rushing........................................ 120............. 94
47 fumble return, E. Davis, vs. S.F. (10/17)
Passing......................................... 172........... 176 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET # Kosar grounding in end zone vs. Phoenix (11/14)
Penalty........................................... 30............. 27 Jett
56 2,342 41.8 3 22 59 0 37.7
Third Down-Made/Att............... 83/198...... 87/219
Cowboys 56 2,342 41.8 3 22 59 0 37.7
Third Down Efficiency.................. 41.9.......... 39.7
Opp.
78 3,219 41.3 6 21 60 0 34.8
USUAL STARTERS
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 7/12.......... 6/17
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,615........ 4,767
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
LE Tony Tolbert
WR Alvin Harper
Avg. Per Game......................... 350.9........ 297.9
36 14 381 10.6 64t 2
LT Tony Casillas
LT Mark Tuinei
Total Plays.................................... 994......... 1012 K. Williams
Washington
1
0
0
0.0
0t
0
RT Russell Maryland (12)LG
NateNewtonAvg. Per Play................................. 5.6............ 4.7
C Mark Stepnoski (13)Leon Lett (4)37 14 381 10.3 64t 2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,161........ 1,651 Cowboys
RE Charles Haley (11)Frank
Cornish(3)
32 12 169 5.3 20t 0
Avg. Per Game.......................... 135.1........ 103.2 Opponents
Jim Jeffcoat (3)RG Kevin Gogan
Total Rushes................................. 490........... 423
LLB Dixon Edwards
RT Erik Williams
Avg. Per Rush................................ 4.4............ 3.9 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
MLB
Ken Norton (13)TE
Jay
Novacek
31
689 22.2 49t 0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,454.........3,116 K. Williams
Robert Jones (3)WR Michael Irvin1
33 33.0 33t 0
Avg. Per Game.......................... 215.9........ 194.8 K. SmithRLB Darrin Smith (12)QB Troy Aikman
1
18 18.0 18t 0
Sacks/Yards Lost..................... 29/163...... 34/231 Gant
Ken Norton (3)RB
Emmitt
Smith
(13)
R.
Jones
1
12
12.0
12t
0
Gross Yards............................... 3,617........ 3,347
Derrick Lassic (3) LCB Kevin Smith
1
7 7.0
7t 0
Attempts/Completions........... 475/317.... 555/334 Hennings
RCB
Larry Brown
FB
Daryl
Johnston1-1 -1.0 -1t 0
Pct. of Completions..................... 66.7.......... 60.2 Novacek
SS Darren Woodson
0
0 0.0
0t 0
Had Intercepted................................ 6............. 14 Vanderbeek
FS Thomas Everett
K Eddie Murray
36758 21.1 49t 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 56/41.8..... 78/41.3 Cowboys
P John Jett
66 1,225 18.6 95t 1
Net Punting Average.................... 37.7.......... 34.8 Opponents
Pro Bowlers in Bold
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 37/10 3....... 32/5.3
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 36/21.1..... 66/18.6
INT./AVG. RET. ....................... 14/12.2......... 6/7.8 					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPENALTIES/YARDS................. 94/744...... 87/653 PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
FUMBLESIBALL LOST.............. 33/16........ 22/14 Aikman
392
271 3,100 69.1 7.9 15 3.8 6 1.5 80t 26/153
99.0
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 41............. 23 Kosar
63
36
410 57.1 6.5 3 4.8 0 0.0 86t
2/4
92.7
Rushing.......................................... 20.............. 7 J. Garrett
19
9
61 47.4 3.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 16t
1/6
54.9
Passing........................................... 18............. 14 Harper1
1
46 100.0 46.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 46t
0/0
118.8
Returns............................................. 3............... 2 Cowboys
475
317 3,617 66.7 7.6 18 3.8 6 1.3 86t 29/163
96.8
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 40/41........ 23/23 Opponents
555
334 3,347 60.2 6.0 14 2.5 14 2.5 70t 34/231
75.3
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 30/37........ 22/27
AVG TIME OF POSSESSION.... 30:56........ 29:04

RECORDS

1993 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
64,902
1/23/94W 38-21 San Francisco

RECEIVING
Irvin
E. Smith
Johnston
Novacek
Harper
K. Williams
LassicGainerColeman
T. Williams
Price
Galbraith
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1993 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
64,7901/16/94W 27-17 Green Bay

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
283 1,486 5.3 62t 975
269 3.6 15t 3
34
132 3.9 16t 2
32
125 3.9 20t 024
74 3.1 11t 3
929 3.28t 0
726 3.7 12t 26
13 2.2
6t 0
9
7 0.8
4t 0
2
6 3.0
9t 0
1
2 2.0
2t 1
8
-8 -1.00t 0490 2,161 4.4 62t 20
423 1,651 3.9 77t 7

PLAYERSPRESEASON (1-3-1)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/1
L 7-13 MINNESOTA
60,010
T 13-13 Det. @ London (OT) 43,522
8/8
8/14 W 13-7 L.A. RAIDERS
60,411
8/21 L 20-23 Houston @ San Ant. 63,285
8/27 L 21-23 @ Chicago
56,181REGULAR SEASON (12-4)
9/6
L 16-35 @ Washington
56,345
9/12 L 10-13 BUFFALO
63,226
9/19 W 17-10 @ Phoenix
73,025
9/26			– Bye –
10/3 W 36-14 GREEN BAY
63,568
10/10 W 27- 3 @ Indianapolis
60,453
10/17 W 26-17 SAN FRANCISCO 65,099
10/24			– Bye –
10/31 W 23-10 @ Philadelphia
61,91264,735
11/7 W 31- 9 N.Y. GIANTS
11/14 W 20-15 PHOENIX
64,224
11/21 L 14-27 @ Atlanta
67,337
11/25 L 14-16 MIAMI
60,198
12/6 W 23-17 PHILADELPHIA
64,521
12/12 W 37-20 @ Minnesota
63,321
12/18 W 28- 7 @ New York Jets 73,233
12/26 W 38- 3 WASHINGTON
64,497
1/2/94 W 16-13 @ N.Y. Giants (OT) 77,356

RUSHING
E. Smith
LassicColeman
AikmanJohnston
Gainer
K. Williams
Agee
Kosar
Irvin
Novacek
J. Garret
Cowboys
Opponents

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1993 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1993

STAFF

1994 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1994

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BARRY SWITZERPRESEASON (2-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
7/31 W 17-9 MINNESOTA
59,062
8/7
L 19-27 L.A. RAIDERS
61,932
Hous. @ Mex. City 112,376
8/15 L 0-6
8/21 W 34-10 DENVER
63,92357,281
8/25 L 10-28 @ New Orleans
REGULAR SEASON (12-4)
9/4
W 26-9 @ Pittsburgh
60,15664,402
9/11 W 20-17 HOUSTON
9/19 L 17-20 DETROIT (OT)
64,102
9/25			– Bye –
10/2 W 34-7 @ Washington
55,394
10/9 W 38-3 ARIZONA
64,518
10/16 W 24-13 PHILADELPHIA
64,703
10/23 W 28-21 @ Arizona
71,023
10/30 W 23-20 @ Cincinnati
57,096
64,836
11/7 W 38-10 N.Y. GIANTS
11/13 L 14-21 @ San Francisco 69,014
11/20 W 31-7 WASHINGTON
64,644
11/24 W 42-31 GREEN BAY
64,597
12/4 W 31-19 @ Philadelphia
65,947
12/10 L 14-19 CLEVELAND
64,826
12/19 W 24-16 @ New Orleans
67,323
12/24 L 10-15 @ N.Y. Giants
66,943
1994 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
64,475
1/8/95 W 35-9 GREEN BAY

SIDELINES

1994
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1994 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
1/15/95 L 28-38 @ San Francisco 69,125

RUSHING
E. Smith
ColemanJohnston
B. Thomas
AikmanK. Williams
Agee
WilsonGarrett
Peete
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
368 1,484 4.0 46t 21
64
180 2.8 13t 1
40
138 3.5
9t 2
24
70 2.9 11t 1
30
62 2.1 13t 1
6
20 3.3
8t 0
5
4 0.8
3t 0
1
-1 -1.0 -1t 0
3-2 -0.70t 0
9-2 -0.2
2t 0
550 1,953 3.6 46t 26
437 1,561 3.6 40t 8

RECEIVING
Irvin
E. Smith
Novacek
Johnston
Harper
K. Williams
ColemanGalbraith
B. Thomas
Agee
KennardCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
79 1,241 15.7 65t 6
50
341 6.8 68t 1
47
475 10.1 27t 2
44
325 7.4 24t 2
33
821 24.9 90t 8
13
181 13.9 29t 08
46 5.8 14t 04
31 7.8 15t 0
2
1 0.5
5t 0
1
2 2.0
2t 0
1
-3 -3.0 -3t 0
282 3,461 12.3 90t 19
269 3,051 11.3 67t 19

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Woodson5
Washington
5
Brown
4
D. Smith2
K. Smith2
Tolbert1
Marion
1
Haley
1
Gant
1
Holmes0
22
Cowboys
Opponents
14

YDS
140
43
21
13
11
54
11
1
0
3
297
180

AVG
28.0
8.6
5.3
6.5
5.5
54.0
11.0
1.0
0.0
3.0
13.5
12.9

LG TD
94t 1
25t 0
14t 0
13t 1
11t 0
54t 1
11t 0
1t 0
0t 0
3t 0
94t 3
56t 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
100 122 104
34 93 46

4 OT
T
88 0 414
72 3 248

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Boniol3-3 3-4 10-12 6-9 0-1
3-3 3-4 10-12 6-9 0-1
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 6-6
8-8
5-6 0-4
Boniol: (40,31,21,32),(45,29),(19),(28,47),(41M,19),(37),(43B),(38M,37,43,38),(45),(43M),(32,51M),(41,37,35),(19),(),(30,20B),(37,37M)
Opponents: (41),(41),(32,51M,57B,51B,44),(),(42),(),(),(22,33),(23),(),(53M),(28),(22,19),(34,32,43,32),(40M,21,32,29),(38,30)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt FG PAT S TP
E. Smith 21 1 0
0/0 0/0 0 132
Boniol0 0 0 22/29 48/48 0 114
Harper0 8 0
0/0 0/0 0 48
Irvin
0 6 0
0/0 0/0 0 36
2 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 24
Johnston
Novacek0 2 0
0/0 0/0 0 12
K. Williams 0 0 2a 0/0 0/0 0 12
Aikman1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Coleman
1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
D. Smith
0 0 1b 0/0 0/0 0 6
B. Thomas 1 0 0
0/0 0/0 0 6
Tolbert0 0 1c 0/0 0/0 0 6
Woodson0 0 1d 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 26 19 5 22/29 48/48 0 414
Opponents 8 19 0 20/25 24/24 1* 248

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 322........... 273
2-Pt Conversions: Team 0-2, Opponents 0-3
Rushing........................................ 136............. 86
Passing......................................... 160........... 157
a 87 kickoff return vs. Arizona (10/9)
Penalty........................................... 26............. 30
83 punt return vs. Washington (11/20)
Third Down-Made/Att............... 93/209...... 91/229
b 13 int return @ New Orleans (12/19)
Third Down Efficiency.................. 44.5.......... 39.7
c 54 int return, @ New Orleans (12/19)
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................. 6/7.......... 8/17
d 94 int return @ Philadelphia (12/4)
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,321........ 4,313 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Avg. Per Game.......................... 332.6........ 269.6 Jett
70 2,935 41.9 4 26 58 0 35.4 * R Peete fum. out of end zone, @ NYG (12/24)
Total Plays................................. 1,018........ 1,006 Cowboys 70 2,935 41.9 4 26 58 0 35.4
Avg. Per Play................................. 5.2............ 4.3 Opp.
84 3,637 43.3 7 31 80 0 36.8
USUAL STARTERS
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,953........ 1,561
Avg. Per Game.......................... 122.1.......... 97.6 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
LE Tony Tolbert
WR Alvin Harper
Total Rushes................................. 550........... 437
39 13 349 8.9 83t 1
K. Williams
LT Russell Maryland
LT Mark Tuinei
Avg. Per Rush................................ 3.6............ 3.6
Holmes
5
1
55
11.0
19t
0
RT
Leon LettLG
NateNewtonNET YARDS PASSING............... 3,368........ 2,752
44 14 404 9.2 83t 1
RE Charles Haley
C Mark Stepnoski
Avg. Per Game.......................... 210.5........ 172.0 Cowboys
36 14 378 10.5 58t 0
LLB Dixon Edwards
RG Derrek Kennard
Sackes/Yards Lost..................... 20/93...... 47/299 Opponents
MLB Robert Jones
RT Larry Allen (9)Gross Yards............................... 3,461........ 3,051
RLB Darrin Smith
Erik Williams (7)Attempts/Completions.............4i8/282.... 522/269 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
43 1,148 26.7 87t 1
LCB Kevin Smith
TE Jay Novacek
Pct. of Completions..................... 62.9.......... 51.5 K. Williams
4
89 22.3 32t 0
RCB Larry Brown
WR Michael Irvin
Had Intercepted.............................. 14............. 22 Holmes
2
39 19.5 21t 0
SS Darren Woodson
QB Troy Aikman
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 70/41.9..... 84/43.3 Marion
R.
Jones
1
8
8.0
8t
0
FS James Washington
RB
EmmittSmith
Net Punting Average.................... 35.4.......... 36.8
FB Daryl Johnston
50 1,284 25.7 87t 1
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 44/9.2..... 36/10.5 Cowboys
Pro Bowlers in Bold
82 1,709 20.8 67t 0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 50/25.7..... 82/20.8 Opponents
K Chris Boniol
INT./AVG. RET. ....................... 22/13.5..... 14/12.9
P John Jett
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 100/895.... 102/826
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 22/10.......... 15/9 					 AVG		
PCT		PCTTOUCHDOWNS.............................. 50............. 27 PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Rushing.......................................... 26............... 8 Aikman
361
233 2,676 64.5 7.4 13 3.6 12 3.3 90t
14/59
84.9
Passing........................................... 19............. 19 Peete
56
33
470 58.9 8.4 4 7.1 1 1.8 65t
7/21
102.5
Returns............................................. 5............... 0 Garrett
31
16
315 51.6 10.2 2 6.5 1 3.2 68t
2/13
95.5
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 48/50........ 24/27
Cowboys448
282 3,461 62.9 7.7 19 4.2 14 3.1 90t
20/93
87.8
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 48/48........ 24/24
Opponents
522
269 3,051 51.5 5.8 19 3.6 22 4.2 67t 47/299
64.0
Passing Made-Attempts................ 0/0............ 0/2
Rushing Made-Attempts................ 0/2............ 0/1
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 22/29........ 20/25
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION... 31:35........ 28:25

342

FIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BARRY SWITZER

1995 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
65,135
1/14/96W 38-27 GREEN BAYNO YDS AVG
111 1,603 14.4
62705 11.4
62
375 6.038
613 16.1
30
248 8.3
7
53 7.6
6
83 13.8
3
28 9.3
2
25 12.5
1
8 8.0
322 3,741 11.6
293 3,491 11.9

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Brown
6
Marion6
Woodson2
Sanders
2
Myles
1
Brice
1
Holmes1
Cowboys
19
Opponents
10

YDS
124
40
46
34
15
2
0
261
155

AVG
20.7
6.7
23.0
17.0
15.0
2.0
0.0
13.7
15.5

LG
50t
33t
40t
48t
24t
16t
16t
24t
19t
8t
50t
81t

TD
10
5
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
18
17

LG TD
65t 2
32t 1
37t 1
34t 0
15t 0
2t 0
0t 0
65t 4
48t 1

1
2 3
4 OT
T
102 133 83 111 6 435
38 104 78 71 0 291

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Boniol0-0 11-12 13-13 3-3 0-0
0-0 11-12 13-13 3-3 0-0
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 7-7
7-8 7-10 0-1
Boniol: (),(45),(39,20M),(25,30),(32,34,23),(24,35),(30),(),(42,37),(26,37),(26,38),(20),(37),(21),(27,32,23,45,35),(39,23,24)
Opponents: (42B),(),(42,48M),(54M,31,19),(38,46),(42),(),(21,40),(36,37),(26),(31M),(34,37),(47),(42,27,38,42),(40M,20,27),(21,23)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
E. Smith 25 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 150
Boniol0 0 0 0 27/28 46/48 0 127
Irvin
0 10 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 60
Novacek0 5 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 32
Johnston 2 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Brown
0 0 2a 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
K. Williams 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Aikman1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Marion0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
S. Williams 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Woodson 0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 29 18 4 1 27/28 46/48 0 435
Opponents 13 17 2* 1 22/27 29/29 1+291
2-Pt Conversions: Team 1-2, Opponents 1-3
a 20 int return vs Philadelphia (11/6)
65 int return @ Philadelphia (I2/10)
b 32 int return @ Arizona (IV25)
c 37 int return @ Washington(10/1)

1995
STATISTICS
SIDELINES

343

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

76,347PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP
Jett
53 2,166 40.9 6 17 58 0 34.5
FIRST DOWNS............................. 364........... 303
Boniol2
77 38.5 0 2 56 0 38.5 * Hanks 38 fumble return vs SF (11/12)
Rushing........................................ 141............113
A. Williams 48 int. return @ Arizona (12/25)
Cowboys
55 2,243 40.8 6 19 58 0 34.7
Passing......................................... 195........... 165
65 2,775 42.7 3 22 60 0 37.8 + Aikman sacked in end zone @ SD (10/15)
Penalty........................................... 28............. 25 Opp.
Third Down-Made/Att............... 83/186...... 97/216
USUAL STARTERS
Third Down Efficiency.................. 44.6.......... 44.9 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
18 15 166 9.2 30t 0
Fourth Down-Made/Att................ 8/13.......... 8/19 K. Williams
4 1 35 8.8 13t 0
WR Kevin Williams
LE Tony Tolbert
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,824........ 5,044 Holmes
1 1 54 54.0 43t 0
LT Mark Tuinei
LT Russell Maryland
Avg. Per Game.......................... 364.0........ 315.3 Sanders
RT Leon Lett (10)LG Nate Newton
23 17 255 11.1 43t 0
Total Plays................................. 1,007........ 1,001 Cowboys
C Ray Donaldson (12)Chad Hennings (6)Avg. Per Play................................. 5.8............ 5.0 Opponents
22 10 216 9.8 21t 0
Derrek Kennard (4) RE Charles Haley (11)NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,201........ 1,772
Shante Carver (3)RG Larry Allen
Avg. Per Game.......................... 137.6.........110.8 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
LLB Dixon Edwards
RT Erik Williams
Total Rushes................................. 495........... 442 K. Williams
49 1,108 22.6 43t 0
MLB Robert Jones (12)TE Jay Novacek
Avg. Per Rush................................ 4.4............ 4.0 Holmes
5
134 26.8 46t 0
Godfrey Myles (4)WR Michael Irvin
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,623........ 3,272 Marion1
16 16.0 16t 0
RLB Darrin Smith (9)QB Troy Aikman
Avg. Per Game.......................... 226.4........ 204.5 Sanders
1
15 15.0 15t 0
Godfrey Myles (7)RB Emmit Smith
Sacked/Yards Lost....................18/118...... 36/219 Schwantz
1
9 9.0
9t 0
LCB Deion Sanders (9)FB Daryl Johnston
Gross Yards............................... 3,741........ 3,491 Watkins
1-6 -6.0 -6t 0
Clayton Holmes (6)Attempts/Completions........... 494/322.... 523/293 Cowboys
58 1,276 22.0 46t 0
RCB Larry Brown
K Chris Boniol
Pct. of Completions..................... 65.2.......... 56.0 Opponents
85 1,661 19.5 59t 0
SS Darren Woodson
P John Jett
Had Intercepted.............................. 10............. 19
FS Brock Marion
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 55/40.8..... 65/42.7
Pro Bowlers in Bold
Net Punting Average.................... 34.7.......... 37.8
PUNT RET./AVG.......................23/11.1....... 22/9.8
PCT		PCTKICKOFF RET./AVG................ 58/22.0..... 85/19.5 					 AVG		ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
INT./AVG. RET. ....................... 19/13.7..... 10/15.5 PASSING
14/89
432
280 3,304 64.8 7.7 16 3.7 7 1.6 50t
93.6
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 90/695.....112/913 Aikman
57
38
391 66.7 6.9 1 1.8 3 5.3 38t
4/29
70.1
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 24/13.......... 16/6 Wilson
Garrett
5
4
46
80.0
9.2
1
20.0
0
0,0
24t
0/0
144.6
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 51............. 32494
322 3,741 65.2 7.6 18 3.6 10 2.0 50t
18/118
91.7
Rushing.......................................... 29............. 13 Cowboys
523
293 3,491 56.0 6.7 17 3.3 19 3.6 81t 36/219
72.3
Passing........................................... 18............. 17 Opponents
Returns............................................. 4............... 2
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 47/50........ 30/32
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 46/48........ 29/29
Passing Made-Attempts................ 1/2............ 1/3
Rushing Made-Attempts................ 0/0............ 0/0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 27/28........ 22/27
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION... 31:15........ 28:45

RECORDSSUPER BOWL XXX(PHOENIX)
1/28/96W 27-17 Pittsburgh

RECEIVING
Irvin
Novacek
E. Smith
K. Williams
Johnston
BjornsonFleming
S. Williams
Sanders
Watkins
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1995 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
64,372
1/7/96 W 30-11 PHILADELPHIAATT YDS AVG LG TD
377 1,773 4.7 60t 25
48
205 4.3 44t 1
25
111 4.4 18t 2
10
53 5.3 14t 0
21
32 1.5 12t 1
10
12 1.2 11t 0
2
9 4.5
8t 0
1
7 7.0
7t 0
1
-1 1.0 -1t 0
495 2,201 4.4 60t 29
442 1,772 4.0 48t 13

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
7/29 W 21-15 BUFFALO
62,752
8/5
L 14-27 OAKLAND
62,031
8/12 L 7-9
Buffalo @ Toronto 55,799
8/21 L 17-20 @ Denver
72,451
8/26 W 10-0 Houston @ San Ant. 52,512
REGULAR SEASON (12-4)
9/4
W 35-0 @ N.Y. Giants
77,454
9/10 W 31-21 DENVER
64,578
9/17 W 23-17 @ Minnesota (OT) 60,088
9/24 W 34-20 ARIZONA
64,56010/1 L 23-27 @ Washington
55,48910/8 W 34-24 GREEN BAY
64,806
10/15 W 23-9 @ San Diego
62,664
10/22			– Bye –
10/29 W 28-13 @ Atlanta
70,08964,876
11/6 W 34-12 PHILADELPHIA
11/12 L 20-38 SAN FRANCISC0 65,180
11/19 W 34-21 @ Oakland
54,092
11/23 W 24-12 KANSAS CITY
64,901
12/3 L 17-24 WASHINGTON
64,866
12/10 L 17-20 @ Philadelphia
66,198
12/17 W 21-20 N.Y. GIANTS
64,40012/25 W 37-13 @ Arizona
72,394

RUSHING
E. Smith
S. Williams
Johnston
K. Williams
AikmanWilsonSanders
Lang
Garrett
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

1995 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1995

STAFF

1996 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 1996

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BARRY SWITZERPRESEASON (2-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
7/27 W 35-34 OAKLAND
61,524
8/5
L 6-32 Kan. City @ Mont. 45,128
8/12 L 7-31 NEW ENGLAND 57,874
8/17 L 3-20 DENVER
56,115
8/24 W 24-19 Houston @ Orlando 44,296
REGULAR SEASON (10-6)
9/2
L 6-22 @ Chicago
63,076
9/8
W 27-0 N.Y. GIANTS
63,0699/15 L 24-25 INDIANAPOLIS
63,021
9/22 L 7-10 @ Buffalo
78,0989/30 W 23-19 @ Philadelphia
67,201
10/6			– Bye –
10/13 W 17-3 ARIZONA
64,096
10/20 W 32-28 ATLANTA
64,091
10/27 W 29-10 @ Miami
75,28364,952
11/3 L 21-31 PHILADELPHIA
11/10 W 20-17 @ San Fran. (OT) 68,919
11/18 W 21-6 GREEN BAY
65,032
11/24 L 6-20 @ N.Y. Giants
77,081
11/28 W 21-10 WASHINGTON
64,955
12/8 W 10-6 @ Arizona
70,763
12/15 W 12-6 NEW ENGLAND 65,578
12/22 L 10-37 @ Washington
56,454
1996 NFC WILD CARD GAME
12/28 W 40-15 MINNESOTA
64,682SIDELINES

1996
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1996 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
72,808
1/5/97 L 17-26 @ Carolina

RUSHING
E. Smith
Sh. Williams
WalkerJohnston
AikmanK. Williams
WilsonSanders
Jett
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
327 1,204 3.7 42t 12
69
269 3.9 27t 010
83 8.3 39t 1
22
48 2.27t 0
35
42 1.2 10t 14
11 2.8
9t 0
4
5 1.3
8t 0
3
2 0.7
3t 0
1
-23 -23.0 -23t 0
475 1,641 3.5 42t 14
437 1,576 3.6 37t 10

RECEIVING
Irvin
BjornsonE. Smith
Johnston
Sanders
K. Williams
MartinWalker
Sh. Williams
Armstrong
St. Williams
Mitchell
Ware
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS
64
962
48
388
47
249
43
278
36
475
27
323
25
380
7
89
5
41
2
10
1
32
1
17
1
5
307 3,249
271 3,025

INTERCEPTIONS NO
K. Smith5
Woodson5
Teague4Harper2
Sanders2
Strickland
1
19
Cowboys
Opponents
14

AVG
15.0
8.1
5.3
6.5
13.2
12.0
15.2
12.7
8.2
5.0
32.0
17.0
5.0
10.6
11.2

LG TD
61t 2
25t 3
21t 3
23t 1
41t 1
31t 1
60t 1
24t 0
13t 0
6t 0
32t 0
17t 0
5t 0
61t 1252t 10YDS AVG LG TD
45 9.0 24t 0
43 8.6 21t 0
47 11.8 22t 0
30 15.0 15t 0
3 1.5
2t 0
0 0.0
0t 0
168 8.8 24t 0
250 17.9 104t 1

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
60
52

2 3
85 57
80 51

4 OT
T
81 3 286
67 0 250

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Boniol1-1 13-13 12-13 5-7 1-2
1-1 13-13 12-13 5-7 1-2
Cowboys
Opponents
1-1 10-11 8-10 7-8 2-2
Boniol: (28,43M,28),(23,29),(52,40M,57M),(36B),(46,30,21),(23),(49),(33,29,24),(19,37),(26,29),(45,37,42,45,35,39,28),(31,37),(),(31),(23,36,35,29),(34)Opponents: (31,35M,42,34),(),(23,25,52,43),(32),(46,29B),(49),(23,54,32,28,37),(26),(30),(28),(32M),(45,46),(40B,21),(33,28),(21,30),(46,29,18)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Boniol0 0 0 0 32/36 24/25 0 120
E. Smith 12 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 90
Bjornson0 3 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 20
0 2 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 14
Irvin
Sanders0 1 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Aikman1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Johnston 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Martin0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Walker
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
K. Williams 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 14 12 1 0 32/36 24/25 0 286
Opponents 10 10 4* 0 28/32 20/20 1+250
2-Pt Conversions: Cowboys 2-2 Opponents 0-4

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP
a 22 fumble return vs. Indianapolis (9/15)
FIRST DOWNS............................. 286........... 260
Rushing....................................... 105............. 89* Cox 0 fumble recovery @ Chicago (9/2)
Passing........................................ 163........... 144
Hall 32 int return @ Philadelphia (9/30)
Penalty........................................... 18............. 27
Vincent 90 int return vs. Philadelphia (11/3)
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 89/213...... 73/212 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Wooten 54 fumble return @ N.Y. Giants (11/24)
Third Down Efficiency................. 41.8.......... 34.4 Jett
74 3,150 42.6 9 22 60 0 36.8 + Jett runs out of end zone @ Philadelphia (9/30)
Fourth Down-Made/Att................. 4/8........ 12/20 Cowboys 74 3,150 42.6 9 22 60 0 36.8
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,763........ 4,382 Opp.
75 3,459 46.1 5 23 67 0 39.5
Avg. Per Game......................... 297.7........ 273.9
USUAL STARTERS
Total Plays................................... 981........... 958 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.9............ 4.6
WR Kevin Williams (9) LE Tony Tolbert
41 10 373 9.1 22t 0
MartinNET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,641........ 1,576
Deion Sanders (3) LT Chad Hennings
2 0 17 8.5
9t 0
Avg. Per Game......................... 102.6.......... 98.5 K. Williams
RT Leon Lett
LT Mark Tuinei
1 1
4 4.0
4t 0
Total Rushes................................ 475........... 437 Sanders
RE Shante Carver (7)LG Nate Newton
44 11 394 9.0 22t 0
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.5............ 3.6 Cowboys
Charles Haley (5)C Ray Donaldson
32 23 249 7.8 52t 0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,122........ 2,806 Opponents
RG Larry Allen
Hurvin McCormack (3)Avg. Per Game......................... 195.1........ 175.4
RT Erik Williams
LLB Broderick Thomas (8)Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 19/127...... 37/219 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
TE Eric Bjornson (10)Randall Godfrey (6)27779 28.9 89t 0
Gross Yards.............................. 3,249........ 3,025 Walker
Tyji Armstrong (5) MLB Fred Strickland
21471 22.4 39t 0
Attempts/Completions........... 487/307.... 484/271 K. Williams
WR Michael Irvin (11)RLB Darrin Smith
3
68 22.7 37t 0
Pct. of Completions.................... 63.0.......... 56.0 Marion
Deion Sanders (5) LCB Kevin Smith2
21 10.5 21t 0
Had Intercepted............................. 14............. 19 C. Williams
QB Troy Aikman
RCB Deion Sanders
53 1,339 25.3 89t 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 74/42.6..... 75/46.1 Cowboys
RB Emmitt Smith
SS Darren Woodson
70 1,431 20.4 50t 0
Net Punting Average................... 36.8.......... 39.5 Opponents
FB Daryl Johnston
FS Brock Marion (10)PUNT RET./AVG........................ 44/9.0....... 32/7.8
George Teague (6)KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 53/25.3..... 70/20.4
K Chris Boniol
INT./AVG. RET........................... 19/8.8..... 14/17.9
P John Jett
Pro Bowlers in Bold
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 103/832...... 94/717
ST Jim Schwantz
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 24/15........ 26/14
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 27............. 24
PCT		PCT
Rushing......................................... 14............. 10 					 AVG		ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Passing.......................................... 12............. 10 PASSING
465
296 3,126 63.7 6.7 12 2.6 13 2.8 61t 18/120
80.1
Returns............................................ 1............... 4 Aikman
18
8
79 44.4 4.4 0 0.0 1 5.6 20t
1/7
34.3
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 26/27........ 20/24 Wilson
33
44 100.0 14.7 0 0.0 0 0.0 32t
0/0
118.8
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 24/25........ 20/20 Garrett
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Passing Made-Attempts............... 2/2............ 0/3 Sh. Williams
Rushing Made-Attempts............... 0/0............ 0/1 Cowboys
487
307 3,249 63.0 6.7 12 2.5 14 2.9 61t 19/127
78.6
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 32/36........ 28/32 Opponents
484
271 3,025 56.0 6.3 10 2.1 19 3.9 52t 37/219
65.3
AVG TIME OF POSS.................. 30:53........ 29:07

344

FOURTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BARRY SWITZER
Att.
61,02858,44060,40261,00160,396
71,57863,942NO YDS AVG LG TD
75 1,180 15.7 55t 9
47
442 9.4 32t 0
46
645 14.0 54t 4
40
234 5.9 24t 0
30
308 10.3 20t 1
21
159 7.6 18t 0
18166 9.2 21t 1
18
122 6.8 17t 2
14149 10.6 64t 2
3
33 11.0 12t 02
16 8.0 11t 0
314 3,454 11.0 64t 19
253 2,717 10.7 61t 20

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Sanders2
Stoutmire2
K. Smith1
Woodson1
Coakley
1
7
Cowboys
Opponents
12

YDS
81
8
21
14
6
130
211

AVG
40.5
4.0
21.0
14.0
6.0
18.6
17.6

LG TD
50t 1
8t 0
21t 0
14t 0
6t 0
50t 1
61t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Gowin
86 3,592 41.8 9 26 72 0 35.4
Cowboys 86 3,592 41.8 9 26 72 0 35.4
Opp.
95 4,142 43.6 10 27 66 0 36.0

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Walker
50 1,167 23.3 49t 0
Marion10
311 31.1 49t 0
Galbraith2
24 12.0 11t 0
Sanders
1
18 18.0 18t 0
Cowboys
63 1,520 24.1 49t 0
Opponents
65 1,172 18.0 34t 0

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cunningham 1-1 16-16 9-9 7-10 1-1
Gowin
0-0 0-0
0-0
0-0 0-1
1-1 16-16 9-9 7-10 1-2
Cowboys
Opponents
2-2 8-8
4-6
6-9 0-2
Cunningham: (52,24,28),(24,47,37,34,28,40B),(46,48,25,23,22),(33,23),(38,40M,31,27),(19),(37,21),(26,24,35,43),(21),(23),(34,40,42),(29),(),(43, 32),(23),(44M)
Gowin: (),(),(),(),(),(),(63M),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Opponents: (),(20),(49,45M,44),(21),(27,22),(),(),(52M,47M,29,37),(28),(46M,42, 39,51M),(),(34M,32),(29,19),(34,40,18),(42),(28,42,38M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Cunningham 0 0 0 0 34/37 24/24 0 126
Irvin
0 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
E. Smith
4 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 26
Miller0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
LaFleur0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Sanders0 0 2a 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Walker0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Sh. Williams 2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Coakley0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hennings 0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Johnston 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
St. Williams 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Bjornson0 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 2
Gowin
0 0 0 0 0/1 0/0 0 0
Cowboys 6 19 4 2 34/38 24/24 0 304
Opponents 12 20 4* 2 20/27 34/34 0 314
2-Pt Conversions: Cowboys 2-5; Opponents 2-2
a 83 punt return vs. Chicago (9/28)
50 int return @ Green Bay (11/23)
b 16 fumble return @ Washington (10/13)
c 4 fumble return @ Arizona (9/7)* Thomas 37 fumble return vs. Phi (9/15)
Wooten 61 int return @ N.Y. Giants (10/5)
Sharper 34 fumble return @ Green Bay (11/23)
Robertson 42 fumble return vs. Ten (11/27)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Tony Tolbert
WR Anthony Miller
LT George Hegamin (7) LT Tony Casillas
RT Chad Hennings (8)Mark Tuinei (6)Larry Allen (3)Antonio Anderson (5)LG Nate Newton
Leon Lett (3)C Clay Shiver
RE Shante Carver
RG Larry Allen (13)LLB Randall Godfrey
John Flannery (3) MLB Fred Strickland
RT Erik Williams
RLB Dexter Coakley
TE Eric Bjornson
LCB Kevin Smith
WR Michael Irvin
RCB Deion Sanders (13)
QB Troy Aikman
Kevin Mathis (3)RB Emmitt Smith
SS Darren Woodson
FB Daryl Johnston (6) FS Brock Marion
Herschel Walker (6)David LaFleur (3) P Toby Gowin
K

Richie Cunningham

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

345

4 OT
T
82 0 304
90 3 314

1997
STATISTICS

					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman518
292 3,283 56.4 6.3 19 3.7 12 2.3 64t 33/269
78.0
Wilson21
12
115 57.1 5.5 0 0.0 0 0.0 32t
4/26
72.5
Garrett
14
10
56 71.4 4.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 12t
2/18
78.3
Cowboys553
314 3,454 56.8 6.3 19 3.4 12 2.2 64t 39/313
77.8
Opponents
473
253 2,717 53.5 5.7 20 4.2 7 1.5 61t 38/195
78.5

2 3
95 86
71 86

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Sanders
33 12 407 12.3 83t 1
11 2 91 8.3 45t 0
MathisSt. Williams
2 0 14 7.0 14t 0
Pittman
1 0
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
47 14 512 10.9 83t 1
40 19 365 9.1 37t 0
Opponents1
41
64RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 250........... 280
Rushing........................................ 279........... 281
Rushing......................................... 82........... 104
Passing........................................ 170........... 139
Penalty........................................... 27............. 38
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 83/229...... 89/233
Third Down Efficiency................. 36.2.......... 38.2
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 6/13...........5/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,778........ 4,516
Avg. Per Game......................... 298.6........ 282.3
Total Plays................................ 1,015........ 1,022
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.7............ 4.4
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,637........ 1,994
Avg. Per Game......................... 102.3........ 124.6
Total Rushes................................ 423............511
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 3.9............ 3.9
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,141........ 2,522
Avg. Per Game......................... 196.3........ 157.6
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 39/313...... 38/195
Gross Yards.............................. 3,454........ 2,717
Attempts/Completions........... 553/314.... 473/253
Pct. of Completions.................... 56.8.......... 53.5
Had Intercepted............................. 12............... 7
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 86/41.8..... 95/43.6
Net Punting Average................... 35.4.......... 36.1
PUNT RET./AVG.......................46/11.1....... 40/9.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 63/24.1..... 65/18.0
INT./AVG. RET........................... 7/18.6..... 12/17.6
PENALTIES/YARDS.............116/1,058...... 99/757
FUMBLES/BALL LOST...............23/11........ 27/12
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 29............. 36
Rushing........................................... 6............. 12
Passing.......................................... 19............. 20
Returns............................................ 4............... 4
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 26/29........ 36/36
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 24/24........ 34/34
Passing Made-Attempts............... 2/5............ 2/2
Rushing Made-Attempts............... 0/0............ 0/0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 34/38........ 20/27
AVG TIME OF POSS.................. 29:53........ 30:07

RECEIVING
Irvin
BjornsonMiller
E. Smith
St. Williams
Sh. Williams
Johnston
LaFleurWalker
B. Davis
Galbraith
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

64,082
77,13776,15964,464
67,106
68,65764,30264,55960,111
63,421
63,25160,04363,746

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
261 1,074 4.1 44t 4
121
468 3.9 18t 2
25
79 3.2 13t 06
20 3.3 11t 0
1
6 6.0
6t 0
2
3 1.5
3t 0
6
-2 -0.3
3t 0
1-11 -11.0 -11t 0
423 1,637 3.9 44t 6
511 1,994 3.9 31t 12

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
L 27-34 OAKLAND
8/8
L 10-16 @ New England
8/15 W 34-31 ST. LOUIS
8/22 W 34-10 TENNESSEEREGULAR SEASON (6-10)
8/31 W 37-7 @ Pittsburgh
9/7
L 22-25 @ Arizona (OT)
9/15 W 21-20 PHILADELPHIA
9/21			– Bye –
9/28 W 27-3 CHICAGO
10/5 L 17-20 @ N.Y. Giants
10/13 L 16-21 @ Washington
10/19 W 26-22 JACKSONVILLE
10/26 L 12-13 @ Philadelphia
11/2 L 10-17 @ San Francisco
11/9 W 24-6 ARIZONA
11/16 W 17-14 WASHINGTON
11/23 L 17-45 @ Green Bay
11/27 L 14-27 TENNESSEE
12/8 L 13-23 CAROLINA
12/14 L 24-31 @ Cincinnati
12/21 L 7-20 N.Y. GIANTS

RUSHING
E. Smith
Sh. Williams
AikmanWalkerMillerJohnston
WilsonSanders
Cowboys
Opponents

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2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: CHAN GAILEYPRESEASON (0-5)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/1
L 19-20 SEATTLE
59,357
8/8
L 3-16 OAKLAND
61,048
8/17 L 3-21 N.E. @ Mex. City	   106,424
8/22 L 14-22 @ St. Louis56,461
8/27 L 20-42 @ Jacksonville71,526REGULAR SEASON (10-6)
9/6
W 38-10 ARIZONA
63,602
9/13 L 23-42 @ Denver
75,013
9/21 W 31-7 @ N.Y. Giants
78,0399/27 L 12-13 OAKLAND
63,544
10/4 W 31-10 @ Washington
72,284
10/11 W 27-20 CAROLINA
64,181
10/18 L 12-13 @ Chicago
59,201
10/25			– Bye –
11/2 W 34-0 @ Philadelphia
67,00264,316
11/8 W 16-6 N.Y. GIANTS
11/15 W 35-28 @ Arizona
69,923
11/22 W 30-22 SEATTLE
64,142
11/26 L 36-46 MINNESOTA
64,366
12/6 L 3-22 @ New Orleans
65,065
12/13 L 17-20 @ Kansas City
77,697
12/20 W 13-9 PHILADELPHIA
62,722
12/27 W 23-7 WASHINGTON
63,565SIDELINES

1998
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

1998 NFC WILD CARD GAME
1/2/99 L 7-20 ARIZONA
62,969TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 308........... 276
Rushing....................................... 125............. 84
Passing........................................ 154........... 162
Penalty........................................... 29............. 30
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 76/206...... 71/210
Third Down Efficiency................. 36.9.......... 33.8
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 8/12.......... 5/20
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,450........ 5,164
Avg. Per Game......................... 340.6........ 322.8
Total Plays................................... 992........... 988
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.5............ 5.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,014........ 1,619
Avg. Per Game......................... 125.9........ 101.2
Total Rushes................................ 499........... 401
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.0............ 4.0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,436........ 3,545
Avg. Per Game......................... 214.8........ 221.6
Sacked/Yards Lost...................19/110...... 34/222
Gross Yards.............................. 3,546........ 3,767
Attempts/Completions........... 474/279.... 553/290
Pct. of Completions.................... 58.9.......... 52.4
Had Intercepted............................... 8............. 14
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 78/42.8..... 85/42.4
Net Punting Average................... 36.6.......... 35.0
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 39/12.6....... 34/6.2
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 51/23.4..... 69/18.5
INT./AVG. RET......................... 14/17.9....... 8/15.1
PENALTIES/YARDS............ 128/1,108.... 120/917
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 18/7........ 23/12
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 42............. 32
Rushing......................................... 21............. 10
Passing.......................................... 17............. 21
Returns............................................ 4............... 1
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 40/42........ 31/32
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 40/40........ 29/30
Passing Made-Attempts............... 0/2............ 1/1
Rushing Made-Attempts............... 0/0............ 1/1
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 29/35........ 16/19
AVG TIME OF POSS.................. 31:50........ 28:10

RUSHING
E. Smith
WarrenS. Williams
Aikman
Gowin
Johnston
B. Davis
Garrett
Ogden
Mills
Bjornson
Irvin
Quinn
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
319 1,332 4.2 32t 13
59
291 4.9 49t 4
64
220 3.4 24t 1
22
69 3.1 23t 2
1
33 33.0 33t 08
17 2.16t 0
4
15 3.88t 0
11
14 1.35t 0
1
12 12.0 12t 0
3
9 3.0
5t 0
1
7 7.0
7t 1
1
1 1.0
1t 0
5
-6 -1.2 -1t 0
499 2,014 4.0 49t 21
401 1,619 4.0 63t 10

RECEIVING
Irvin
B. Davis
Mills
E. Smith
LaFleur
Jeffers
Johnston
BjornsonWarrenS. Williams
Ogden
Sanders
Clay
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG LG TD
74 1,057 14.3 51t 1
39
691 17.7 80t 3
28
479 17.1 43t 4
27
175 6.5 24t 2
20
176 8.8 24t 2
18
330 18.3 67t 2
18
60 3.39t 1
15218 14.5 43t 1
13
66 5.1 15t 1
11
104 9.5 30t 08
63 7.9 12t 0
7
100 14.3 55t 0
1
27 27.0 27t 0
279 3,546 12.7 80t 17
290 3,767 13.0 89t 21

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Sanders5
K. Smith2
Mathis2
Wheaton1
Coakley1
Reese1
Woodson1
Godfrey
1
Cowboys
14
Opponents
8

YDS
153
31
0
41
18
6
1
0
250
121

AVG LG TD
30.6 71t 1
15.5 22t 00.0
0t 041.0 41t 0
18.0 18t 0
6.0
6t 0
1.0
1t 0
0.0
0t 0
17.9 71t 1
15.1 30t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Gowin
77 3,342 43.4 14 31 65 1 36.6
Cowboys 78 3,342 42.8 14 31 65 1 36.6
Opp.
85 3,604 42.4 7 22 65 0 35.0
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
24 8 375 15.6 69t 2
Sanders
Hughes10 3 93 9.3 35t 0
Warren2 1 11 5.5
6t 0
Mathis
2 1
3 1.5
5t 0
K. Smith
1 0 11 11.0 11t 0
Cowboys
39 13 493 12.6 69t 2
Opponents
34 13 210 6.2 18t 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Mathis25
621 24.8 42t 0
Hughes11274 24.9 36t 0
Warren5
90 18.0 23t 0
S. Williams
4
103 25.8 40t 0
Ogden
3
65 21.7 28t 0
Sanders
1
16 16.0 16t 0
LaFleur1
12 12.0 12t 0
B. Davis
1
10 10.0 10t 0
Cowboys
51 1,191 23.4 42t 0
Opponents
69 1,274 18.5 44t 0					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman315
187 2,330 59.4 7.4 12 3.8 5 1.6 67t
9/58
88.5
Garrett
158
91 1,206 57.6 7.6 5 3.2 3 1.9 80t
10/52
84.5
Quinn
1
1
10 100.0 10.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 10t
0/0
108.3
Cowboys474
279 3,546 58.9 7.5 17 3.6 8 1.7 80t
19/11087.2
Opponents
553
290 3,767 52.4 6.8 21 3.8 14 2.5 89t 34/222
76.3

346

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
72 124 80 105 - 381
77 82 66 50 - 275

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cunningham 1-1 9-9
8-11 10-11 1-3
1-1 9-9
8-11 10-11 1-3
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 6-6
5-5
3-6 2-2
Cunningham: (25),(30,54,26),(40,38M),(40,37M),(42),(27,55M,38),(23,23),(33,25),(37,38M,40,19),(),(47,44,28),(30,46,47),(33),(32),(51M,42,41),(49M,34,23,26)
Opponents: (22),(),(),(30,48M,38),(31),(),(22, 29),(),(32,23),(40B),(),(45),(53, 53),(24,43),(21,48M,41,39),()SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Cunningham 0 0 0 0 29/35 40/40 0 127
E. Smith 13 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 90
Warren4 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Mills
0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
B. Davis
Sanders
0 0 3a 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Aikman2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Bjornson
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Jeffers0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
LaFleur0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Wheaton 0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 1+ 8
Irvin
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Johnston 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
S. Williams 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 21 17 4 0 39/35 40/40 1 381
Opponents 10 21 1* 2 16/19 29/30 1#275
2-Pt Conversions: Cowboys 0-2; Opponents 2-2
a 59 punt return @ N.Y. Giants (9/21)
71 int return @ N.Y. Giants (9/21)
69 punt return @ Philadelphia (11/2)
b 15 fumble return vs. Arizona (9/6)+ Araguz tackled in end zone vs. Oakland (9/27)* Adams 25 int return vs. Seattle (11/22)# Aikman grounding in end zone @ NO (12/6)

USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C

RB
FB

Billy Davis
Larry Allen
Nate Newton
Clay Shiver (9)Michael Kiselak (7)Flozell Adams (10)Everett McIver (6)Erik Williams
David LaFleur
Michael Irvin
Troy Aikman (11)Jason Garrett (5)Emmitt Smith
Daryl Johnston

LE Kavika Pittman
LT Leon Lett
RT Chad Hennings
RE Greg Ellis
LLB Randall Godfrey
MLB Fred Strickland
RLB Dexter Coakley
LCB Kevin Smith (12)Kevin Mathis (4)RCB Deion Sanders (11)Charlie Williams (3)SS Darren Woodson
FS Omar Stoutmire (12)George Teague (4)K
PRichie Cunningham
Toby Gowin

Pro Bowlers in Bold

RG
RT
TE
WR
QB

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: CHAN GAILEYNO YDS AVG LG TD
80 1,097 13.7 76t 6
35322 9.2 25t 7
34
224 6.6 24t 0
30
325 10.8 36t 0
27
119 4.4 14t 2
23
439 19.1 90t 2
12
144 12.0 25t 0
10
167 16.7 37t 3
10
131 13.1 32t 010
64 6.4 13t 0
7
70 10.0 18t 0
5
114 22.8 53t 05
25 5.08t 0
4
24 6.0
9t 0
2
9 4.5
6t 0
1
4 4.0
4t 0
295 3,278 11.1 90t 20
297 3,615 12.2 71t 19
YDS
119
127
28
2
-2
44
5
87
16
10
6
442
100

AVG
29.8
42.3
9.3
0.7
-0.7
22.0
2.5
87.0
16.0
10.0
6.0
18.4
7.7

LG TD
46t 1
95t 2
24t 0
2t 0
0t 0
25t 0
5t 0
87t 1
16t 0
10t 0
6t 0
95t 4
30t 0

2 3
4 OT
T
92 80 87 6 352
56 76 116 0 276

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cunningham 0-0 4-6
5-6
3-9 0-1
Murray0-0 3-3
3-4
1-2 0-0
Cowboys
0-0 7-9 8-10 4-11 0-1
Opponents
0-0 8-8 11-11 7-13 0-1
Cunningham: (),(23,47M),(24M),(42,50M), (48M,3
8,41M),(32),(24),(42M,37M,39),(22M,44,47),(48M),(36,23),(20,43M,34),(),(),(),()
Murray: (),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(49M,30,34,33M),(),(33),(20,21,27,40)
Opponents: (25,42),(49M),(),(48,31),(27,21),(36,24),(43,30,33,27),(49M,31,40),(38,44B,31),(24,38),(52M,47B,47M),(41,23),(44),(47,33,49M,37),(32),(29)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
E. Smith 11 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 78
Cunningham 0 0 0 0 12/22 31/31 0 67
Ismail
1 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
LaFleur0 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Murray0 0 0 0 7/9 10/10 0 31
Irvin
0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Ellis
0 0 2a 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Teague0 0 2b 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Tucker
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Warren1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
AikmanBjornson
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Coakley0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Sanders0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hambrick 0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1+ 2
Cowboys 16 20 6 0 19/31 41/41 1 352
Opponents 6 19 3* 3 26/33 24/24 0 276
2-Pt Conversions: Cowboys 0-0; Opponents 3-4

SIDELINES

347

1999
STATISTICS

a 87 int return vs. Atlanta (9/20)
98 fumble return vs. Arizona (10/3)
b 32 int return vs. Arizona (10/3)
95 int return vs. Green Bay (11/14)
c 46 int return vs. Miami (11/25)
d 70 punt return vs. Washington (10/24)
PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET + Forced punter out of end zone @ Ari (11/21)
Gowin
81 3,500 43.2 10 24 64 0 35.1
Cowboys 81 3,500 43.2 10 24 64 0 35.1 * Barber 85 punt return @ N.Y. Giants (10/18)
Wilkins 0 fumble recovery @ Ind (10/31)
Opp.
93 3,836 41.2 11 17 59 1 34.2
Weary 58 fumble return @ New Orleans (12/24)
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
30 1 344 11.5 76t 1
Sanders
USUAL STARTERS
Tucker
4 2 52 13.0 41t 0
Ogden
4 2 28 7.0 10t 0
WR Raghib Ismail
LE Kavika Pittman
McGarity
3 4 16 5.3
9t 0
LT Flozell Adams
LT Alonzo Spellman
Cowboys
41 9 440 10.7 76t 1
LG Larry Allen (11)
RT Chad Hennings
Opponents
43 14 459 10.7 85t 1
Solomon Page (5) RE Greg Ellis
C Mark Stepnoski
LLB Darren Hambrick
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
RG Everett McIver
MLB Randall Godfrey
Tucker22
613 27.9 79t 0
RT Erik Williams
RLB Dexter Coakley
Mathis18408 22.7 37t 0
TE David LaFleurLCB Kevin Smith (8)Ogden
12252 21.0 29t 0
WR Ernie Mills (5)Kevin Mathis (4)Sanders
4
87 21.8 31t 0
Michael Irvin (4)RCB Deion Sanders (14)
1
9 9.0
9t 0
Noble
Jason Tucker (3)Charlie Williams (2)Coakley
1
3 3.0
3t 0
QB Troy Aikman
SS Darren Woodson
Cowboys
58 1,372 23.7 79t 0
RB Emmitt Smith
FS George Teague
Opponents
62 1,259 20.3 32t 0
FB Robert Thomas
P Toby Gowin
K Richie Cunningham (12)Pro Bowlers in Bold					 AVG		
PCT		PCT
Eddie Murray (4)PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman442
263 2,964 59.5 6.7 17 3.8 12 2.7 90t 19/130
81.1
Garrett
64
32
314 50.0 4.9 3 4.7 1 1.6 37t
5/21
73.3
Sanders
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys507
295 3,278 58.2 6.5 20 3.9 13 2.6 90t 24/151
80.0
Opponents
545
297 3,615 54.5 6.6 19 3.5 24 4.4 71t 35/217
68.4

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Coakley4
Teague3
Reese3
Sanders3
Hawthorne
3
Hambrick2
Woodson
2
Ellis
1
K. Smith1
Godfrey1
Nguyen1
Cowboys24
Opponents
13

1
87
28

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 295........... 266
Rushing....................................... 129............. 81
Passing........................................ 139........... 154
Penalty........................................... 27............. 31
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 77/219...... 71/221
Third Down Efficiency................. 35.2.......... 32.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 6/17............ 4/9
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,178........ 4,840
Avg. Per Game......................... 323.6........ 302.5
Total Plays................................ 1,024........... 997
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.1............ 4.9
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,051........ 1,442
Avg. Per Game......................... 128.2.......... 90.1
Total Rushes................................ 493........... 417
Avg. Per Rush .............................. 4.2............ 3.5
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,127........ 3,398
Avg. Per Game......................... 195.4........ 212.4
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 24/151...... 35/217
Gross Yards.............................. 3,278........ 3,615
Attempts/Completions........... 507/295.... 545/297
Pct. of Completions.................... 58.2.......... 54.5
Had Intercepted............................. 13............. 24
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 81/43.2..... 93/41.2
Net Punting Average................... 35.1.......... 34.2
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 41/10.7..... 43/10.7
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 58/23.7..... 62/20.3
INT./AVG. RET......................... 24/18.4....... 13/7.7
PENALTIES/YARDS............ 136/1,196.... 107/862
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 22/10.......... 23/9
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 42............. 28
Rushing......................................... 16............... 6
Passing.......................................... 20............. 19
Returns............................................ 6............... 3
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 41/41........ 27/28
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 41/41........ 24/24
Passing Made-Attempts............... 0/0............ 1/1
Rushing Made-Attempts............... 0/0............ 2/3
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 19/31........ 26/33
AVG TIME OF POSS.................. 31:51........ 28:09

RECEIVING
IsmailLaFleurWarrenMills
E. Smith
TuckerOgden
Irvin
BjornsonThomas
McGarityBrazzell
Lucky
Sanders
LesterJohnston
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASON

1999 NFC WILD CARD GAME
64,056
1/9/00 L 10-27 @ Minnesota

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
329 1,397 4.2 63t 11
99
403 4.1 25t 2
13
110 8.5 27t 1
14
57 4.1 11t 08
35 4.4 10t 0
1
20 20.0 20t 1
6
12 2.09t 0
21
10 0.5
7t 1
1
8 8.0
8t 0
1
-1 -1.0 -1t 0
493 2,051 4.2 63t 16
417 1,442 3.5 37t 6

PLAYERSPRESEASON (1-4)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
L 17-20 Clev. @ Canton (OT)25,156
8/15 L 3-10 @ Oakland
35,9098/21 L 14-34 @ New England
50,816
8/29 W 22-12 DENVER
61,893
L 6-27 JACKSONVILLE 58,872
9/2
REGULAR SEASON (8-8)
9/12 W 41-35 @ Wash. (OT)
79,237
9/20 W 24-7 ATLANTA
63,663
9/26			– Bye –
10/3 W 35-7 ARIZONA
64,16910/10 L 10-13 @ Philadelphia
66,66910/18 L 10-13 @ N.Y. Giants
78,204
10/24 W 38-20 WASHINGTON
64,377
10/31 L 24-34 @ Indianapolis
56,86011/8 L 17-27 @ Minnesota
64,11164,634
11/14 W 27-13 GREEN BAY
11/21 L 9-13 @ Arizona
72,015
11/25 W 20-0 MIAMI
64,328
12/5 L 6-13 @ New England
58,444
12/12 W 20-10 PHILADELPHIA
64,086
12/19 L 21-22 N.Y. JETS
64,271
12/24 L 24-31 @ New Orleans
47,835
1/2/00 W 26-18 N.Y. GIANTS
63,767

RUSHING
E. Smith
WarrenIsmailChancey
Thomas
BjornsonGarrett
AikmanTuckerMills
Cowboys
Opponents

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SIDELINES

2000
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFOURTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: DAVE CAMPOPRESEASON (0-5)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
7/30 L 10-38 PITTSBURGH
56,391
L 9-20 Atlanta @ Tokyo
42,178
8/5
8/13 L 20-21 OAKLAND
56,878
8/19 L 23-36 @ Denver
76,632
8/24 L 17-24 ST. LOUIS
57,261REGULAR SEASON (5-11)
L 14-41 PHILADELPHIA
62,872
9/3
9/10 L 31-32 @ Arizona
66,0099/18 W 27-21 @ Washington 	84,431
9/24 L 24-41 SAN FRANCISCO 64,127
10/1 W 16-13 @ Carolina (OT)
73,31010/8			– Bye –
10/15 L 14-19 @ N.Y. Giants
78,18910/22 W 48-7 ARIZONA
62,981
10/29 L 17-23 JACKS’VL (OT)
63,554
11/5 L 13-16 @ Philadelphia (OT) 65,636
11/12 W 23-6 CINCINNATI
62,17011/19 L 0-27 @ Baltimore
69,416
11/23 L 15-27 MINNESOTA
63,878
12/3 L 7-27 @ Tampa Bay
65,621
12/10 W 32-13 WASHINGTON
63,467
12/17 L 13-17 N.Y. GIANTS
61,311
68,498
12/25 L 0-31 @ Tennessee
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 276........... 309
Rushing........................................116........... 137
Passing........................................ 128........... 145
Penalty........................................... 32............. 27
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 70/195...... 84/208
Third Down Efficiency................. 35.9.......... 40.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att............. 10/18.......... 8/18
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,475........ 5,329
Avg. Per Game......................... 279.7........ 333.1
Total Plays................................... 943........ 1,021
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.7............ 5.2
NET YARDS RUSHING............... 1953......... 2636
Avg. Per Game......................... 122.1........ 164.8
Total Rushes................................ 463........... 538
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.2............ 4.9
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,522........ 2,693
Avg. Per Game......................... 157.6........ 168.3
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 35/249...... 26/189
Gross Yards.............................. 2,771........ 2,882
Att./Completions................... 445/255.... 458/277
Completion Pct........................... 57.3.......... 60.5
Had Intercepted............................. 21............. 16
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 68/41.9..... 70/40.5
Net Punting Avg.......................... 35.4.......... 33.3
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 108/963.... 108/999
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 31/18.......... 23/9
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 31............. 41
Rushing......................................... 15............. 17
Passing.......................................... 14............. 20
Returns............................................ 2............... 4
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 29/31........ 37/40
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 27/27........ 37/37
Passing Made-Attempts............... 2/3............ 0/1
Rushing Made-Attempts............... 0/1............ 0/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 25/33........ 26/31
AVG TIME OF POSS.................. 28:40........ 31:20

RUSHING
E. Smith
WarrenCunningham
Wiley
IsmailThomas
McGarity
TuckerWrightT. HambrickCoakley
AikmanSeder
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
294 1,203 4.1 52t 959
254 4.3 32t 2
23
89 3.9 19t 1
24
88 3.7 11t 08
73 9.1 37t 015
51 3.49t 0
649 8.2 22t 1
4
42 10.5 17t 1
12
36 3.0 19t 06
28 4.7 13t 0
1
26 26.0 26t 010
13 1.3
5t 0
1
1 1.0
1t 1
463 1,953 4.2 52t 15
538 2,636 4.9 70t 17

RECEIVING
McKnight
HarrisWarrenIsmail
McGarity
ThomasWiley
Tucker
LaFleurE. Smith
Galloway
Hodge
Brazzell
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
52
926 17.8
39306 7.831302 9.725
350 14.0
25
250 10.023
117 5.1
14
72 5.113
126 9.7
12
109 9.1
11
79 7.2
462 15.5
460 15.02
12 6.0255 2,771 10.9
277 2,882 10.4

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Sparks5
Reese
2
Nguyen2
Woodson2
McNeil2Wortham2
C. Williams
1
Cowboys
16
Opponents
21

YDS
59
60
31
12
4
1
0
167
179

AVG
11.8
30.0
15.5
6.0
2.0
0.5
0.0
10.4
8.5

LG TD
48t 2
21t 5
76t 1
44t 1
25t 0
14t 2
15t 1
18t 0
19t 1
19t 0
22t 1
20t 0
10t 0
76t 1468t 19
LG TD
43t 0
46t 0
24t 0
12t 0
4t 0
1t 0
0t 0
46t 0
42t 3

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Knorr
58 2,485 42.8 8 12 60 0 35.8
Cantrell 10 367 36.7 0 3 40 0 33.3
Cowboys 68 2,852 41.9 8 15 60 0 35.4
Opp.
70 2,838 40.5 7 22 63 0 33.3
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG
30 9 353 11.8
McGarity
Tucker
4 5
9 2.3
Galloway
1 0
2 2.0
35 14 364 10.4
Cowboys
Opponents
29 18 282 9.7
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Tucker
51 1,099
Wiley
13
303
LaFleur2
21
Santiago
1
13
Goodrich
1
12
Noble
1
8
Larrimore
00
Cowboys
69 1,456
Opponents
56 1,205

LG TD
64t 2
8t 0
2t 0
64t 2
54t 0

AVG LG TD
21.5 90t 0
23.3 38t 0
10.5 13t 0
13.0 13t 0
12.0 12t 0
8.0
8t 0
0.0
0t 0
21.1 90t 0
21.5 42t 0					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Aikman262
156 1,632 59.5 6.2
7 2.7 14 5.3 48t
13/91
64.3
Cunningham 125
74
849 59.2 6.8
6 4.8 4 3.2 76t
8/45
82.4
Wright53
22
237 41.5 4.5
0 0.0 3 5.7 46t
12/92
31.7
Stoerner
5
3
53 60.0 10.6
1 20.0 0 0.0 29t
2/21
135.8
Cowboys445
255 2,771 57.3 6.2 14 3.1 21 4.7 76t 35/249
66.6
Opponents
458
277 2,882 60.5 6.3 20 4.4 16 3.5 68t 26/189
78.7

348

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
51 92 73 75 3 294
61 101 84 106 9 361

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Seder
2-2 5-6
9-11 9-13 0-1
2-2 5-6
9-11 9-13 0-1
Cowboys
Opponents
2-2 9-9 9-99 4-99 2-2
Seder: (34,38),(44),(32,38),(40),(27,45M,24),(),(32,23),(19),(48,27),(39M,44M,43,35,42,5
1M),(46M),(37,26M,43,36),(34M),(33,19,47M,20,43),(47,43),()
Opponents: (33,37),(19,54,35,51),(),(38,47),(39,23),(24,20),(),(42,49B),(40M, 34,34,32),(22,37),(25,47M,19),(49,29),(28,25),(),(45B,40M,44),(21)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Seder
1 0 0 0 25/33 27/27 0 108
E. Smith
9 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Harris
0 5 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 32
McGarity
1 0 2a 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Warren2 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
McKnight 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Thomas
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
0 1 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 8
IsmailCunningham 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Galloway 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
LaFleur0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Tucker
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wiley
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Reese
0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1# 2
Cowboys 15 14 2 2 25/33 27/27 1 294
Opponents 17 20 4* 0 26/31 37/37 0 361
2-Pt Conversions: Cowboys 2-4; Opponents 0-3
a 64 punt return @ Arizona (9/10)
59 punt return vs. Arizona (10/22)# Tackled punter in end zone @ Carolina (10/1)* Trotter 27 int. return vs. Philadelphia (9/3)
Kelly 9 int return @ Tampa Bay (12/3)
Ford 30 fumble return @ Tennessee (12/25)
Bulluck 8 int. return @ Tennessee (12/25)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Raghib Ismail (9)Jason Tucker (7)LT Flozell Adams
LG Larry Allen
C Mark Stepnoski (11)Ben Fricke (5)RG Solomon Page
RT Erik Williams
TE David LaFleur (10)Jackie Harris (6)WR James McKnight
QB Troy Aikman (11)Randall Cunningham (3)RB Emmitt SmithFB Robert Thomas
KP

Tim Seder
Micah Knorr

LE
LTGreg Ellis
Chad Hennings (8)Brandon Noble (8)RT Leon Lett (7)Michael Myers (7)RE Alonzo Spellman
LLB Darren Hambrick
MLB Barron Wortham (11)
Dat Nguyen (5)RLB Dexter Coakley
LCB Phillippi Sparks (11)Kareem Larrimore (4)RCB Ryan McNeil
SS Darren Woodson (11)Greg Myers (5)FS George Teague (9)Izell Reese (7)Pro Bowlers in Bold

FIFTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: DAVE CAMPONO YDS AVG LG TD
53
834 15.7 80t 2
52
699 13.4 47t 3
17
116 6.8 22t 0
16
99 6.2 17t 1
15
141 9.4 28t 2
13
96 7.4 16t 1
10
107 10.7 21t 28
36 4.5 10t 0
7
117 16.7 45t 16
45 7.5 11t 1
5
19 3.86t 1
462 15.5 27t 03
28 9.3 14t 0
1
9 9.0
9t 0
210 2,408 11.5 80t 14
287 3,019 10.5 78t 20

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Woodson3
Coakley2
Hawthorne
2
Edwards
1
Reese
1
9
Cowboys
Opponents
20

YDS
11
39
28
71
42
191
344

AVG
3.7
19.5
14.0
71.0
42.0
21.2
17.2

LG TD
6t 0
29t 2
22t 0
71t 1
42t 0
71t 3
50t 4

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
31 8 414 13.4 65t 1
Swinton
McGarity
6 2 38 6.3 17t 0
Rambo
2 0 15 7.5 13t 0
Ismail1 3 20 20.0 20t 0
Galloway
1 0
6 6.0
6t 0
Cowboys
41 13 493 12.0 65t 1
Opponents
38 18 493 13.0 74t 0

349

Seder: (22,46),(),(41,43),(34B,41B),(41M,28,52M,39,26),(31),(22,47M,34M),(28,39),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),()
Hilbert: (),(),(),(),(),(),(),(),(47B,41M,30),(43), (44M,
38,39),(38,41,48M),(37),(27,41M),(22,20),(33)Opponents: (39,52M),(22,24,23,41M,43),(40,19),(),(44M),(27),(40,59M,42),(31,36M,19),(24,46,26,28,30),(24,50,48,28),(),(35,41),(22,37),(34,35M),(46M),(51M,51M,47)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Seder
1 0 0 0 11/17 12/12 0 51
Hilbert0 0 0 0 11/15 12/12 0 45
Galloway 0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Smith
3 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Chiaverini 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Coakley0 0 2a 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Hambrick 2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Harris
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Ismail0 1 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Swinton
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Carter
Edwards
0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lucky
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
McGarity0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Stoerner
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Thomas
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wiley
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 8 14 4 0 22/33 24/24 0 246
Opponents 12 20 5* 0 27/36 33/34 1^ 338
2-Pt Conversions: Cowboys 0-2; Opponents 0-3
a 10 int return vs. Arizona (10/28)
29 int return @ N.Y. Giants (11/4)
b 71 int return @ N.Y. Giants (11/4)
c 65 punt return vs. Denver (11/22)* Moore 10 fumble return @ Philadelphia (9/30)
Trotter 50 int. return vs. Philadelphia (11/18)
Hampton 33 int. return vs. Philadelphia (11/18) 	 Charlton 38 int return @ Seattle (12/16)
McKinnon 24 int return @ Arizona (12/23)^ Swinton fum punt out of end zone @ Sea (12/16)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB

RB
FB
K

Raghib Ismail
Flozell Adams
Larry Allen
Mark Stepnoski
Kelvin Garmon
Solomon Page
Jackie Harris (12)Mike Lucky (4)Joey Galloway
Quincy Carter (8)Ryan Leaf (3)Anthony Wright (3)Clint Stoerner (2)Emmitt Smith
Troy Hambrick (9)Robert Thomas (5)Jon Hilbert (8)Tim Seder (8)LE Greg Ellis
NT Brandon NobleDT Mike Myers
RE Peppi Zellner
WLB Dexter Coakley
MLB Dat Nguyen
SLB Markus Steele (10)Darren Hambrick (5)RCB Mario Edwards
LCB Duane Hawthorne (11)
Izell Reese (3)SS Darren Woodson
FS George Teague
P

Micah Knorr
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Carter176
90 1,072 51.1 6.1
5 2.8 7 4.0 64t
12/56
63.0
Wright98
48
529 49.0 5.4
5 5.1 5 5.1 80t
5/30
61.1
Leaf
88
45
494 51.1 5.6
1 1.1 3 3.4 38t
12/82
57.7
Stoerner49
26
314 53.1 6.4
3 6.1 5 10.2 28t
5/22
53.8
Galloway
1
1-1 100.0 -1.0
0 0.0 0 0.0
-1t
0/0
79.2
Knorr
1
0
0 0.0 0.0
0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys413
210 2,408 50.8 5.8 14 3.4 20 4.8 80t 34/190
59.9
Opponents
489
287 3,019 58.7 6.2 20 4.1 9 1.8 78t 24/130
82.7

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Seder
0-0 5-5
3-5
3-6 0-1
Hilbert0-0 3-3
6-6
2-7 0-0
0-0 8-8
9-11 5-13 0-1
Cowboys
Opponents
2-2 10-10 6-8 8-11 1-5

2001
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Swinton
56 1,327 23.7 77t 0
Wiley
4
90 22.5 40t 0
Rambo
2
30 15.0 19t 0
Larrimore
1
22 22.0 22t 0
Evans
1
7 7.0
7t 0
Cowboys
64 1,476 23.1 77t 0
Opponents
54 1,164 21.6 61t 0

4 OT
T
82 0 246
90 3 338

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Knorr
78 3,135 40.2 6 25 57 3 31.1
Cowboys 81 3,135 38.7 6 25 57 3 31.1
Opponents79 3,298 41.7 4 29 62 0 34.4

1
2 3
38 81 45
60 131 54

RECORDSRECEIVING
IsmailGalloway
E. Smith
Wiley
HarrisLucky
Chiaverini
Huggins
Swinton
McGarity
ThomasHambrickRambo
Witherspoon
Cowboys
Opponents

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASONTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 247........... 272
Rushing........................................114............. 90
Passing.........................................110........... 160
Penalty........................................... 23............. 22
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 71/215...... 76/214
Third Down Efficiency................. 33.0.......... 35.5
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 4/16.......... 8/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,402........ 4,599
Avg. Per Game......................... 275.1........ 287.4
Total Plays................................... 952........... 985
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.6............ 4.7
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,184........ 1,710
Avg. Per Game......................... 136.5........ 106.9
Total Rushes................................ 505........... 472
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.3............ 3.6
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,218........ 2,889
Avg. Per Game......................... 138.6........ 180.6
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 34/190...... 24/130
Gross Yards.............................. 2,408........ 3,019
Att./Completions................... 413/210.... 489/287
Completion Pct........................... 50.8.......... 58.7
Had Intercepted............................. 20............... 9
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 81/38.7..... 79/41.7
Net Punting Avg.......................... 31.1.......... 34.5
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 41/12.0..... 38/13.0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 64/23.1..... 54/21.6
INT./AVG. RET........................... 9/21.2..... 20/17.2
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 92/744...... 69/634
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 25/14........ 29/16
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 26............. 37
Rushing........................................... 8............. 12
Passing.......................................... 14............. 20
Returns............................................ 4............... 5
EXTRA POINT/ATTEMPTS........ 24/26........ 33/37
Kicking Made-Attempts............. 24/24........ 33/34
Passing Made-Attempts............... 0/2............ 0/3
Rushing Made-Attempts............... 0/0............ 0/0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 22/33........ 27/36
AVG TIME OF POSS.................. 30:13........ 29:47

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
261 1,021 3.9 44t 3
113
579 5.1 80t 2
34
247 7.3 58t 0
45
150 3.3 17t 1
1757 3.4 12t 06
40 6.7 24t 0
3
32 10.7 16t 08
31 3.9 11t 0
927 3.0 13t 1
1
8 8.0
8t 1
1
3 3.0
3t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
1
-4 -4.0 -4t 0
4-7 -1.80t 0505 2,184 4.3 80t 8
472 1,710 3.6 48t 12

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/4
L 14-21 @ Oakland
37,978
8/11 L 6-20 DENVER
46,88353,2498/18 L 10-16 @ New Orleans
8/27 W 21-6 Oak. @ Mexico City 88,309
8/30 W 27-17 JACKSONVILLE 35,228
REGULAR SEASON (5-11)
L 6-10 TAMPA BAY
61,521
9/9
9/23 L 21-32 SAN DIEGO
63,4309/30 L 18-40 @ Philadelphia
66,621
10/7 L 21-28 @ Oakland
61,535
10/15 W 9-7
WASHINGTON
63,941
10/21			– Bye –
10/28 W 17-3 ARIZONA
63,114
11/4 L 24-27 @ N.Y. Giants (OT) 78,673
11/11 L 13-20 @ Atlanta
69,01063,204
11/18 L 3-36 PHILADELPHIA
11/22 L 24-26 DENVER
64,104
12/2 W 20-14 @ Washington
85,112
61,821
12/9 W 20-13 N.Y. GIANTS
12/16 L 3-29 @ Seattle
63,366
12/23 L 10-17 @ Arizona
48,883
12/30 W 27-21 SAN FRANCISCO 64,366
1/6/02 L 10-15 @ Detroit
77,512

RUSHING
E. Smith
T. Hambrick
Wiley
CarterWrightThomasGalloway
IsmailStoerner
Seder
Chiaverini
Knorr
TaylorSwintonLeaf
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

2001 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2001

STAFF

2002 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2002

SIDELINES

2002
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFOURTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: DAVE CAMPOPRESEASON (3-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
W 20-6 OAKLAND
8/17 W 19-16 @ Carolina
8/24 L 19-21 ATLANTA
8/29 W 28-25 @ Jacksonville
REGULAR SEASON (5-11)
L 10-19 @ Houston
9/8
9/15 W 21-13 TENNESSEE
9/22 L 13-44 @ Philadelphia
9/29 W 13-10 @ St. Louis
10/6 L 17-21 N.Y. GIANTS
10/13 W 14-13 CAROLINA
10/20 L 6-9@ Arizona (OT)
10/27 L 14-17 SEATTLE
11/3 L 7-9@ Detroit
11/10			– Bye –
11/17 L 3-20 @ Indianapolis
11/24 W 21-19 JACKSONVILLE
11/28 W 27-20 WASHINGTON
12/8 L 27-31 SAN FRANCISCO
12/15 L 7-37 @ N.Y. Giants
12/21 L 3-27 PHILADELPHIA
12/29 L 14-20 @ Washington

Att.
61,836
72,62462,94248,80969,60462,52765,537
66,16563,447
61,77359,702
63,85461,78957,057
62,20463,60664,097
78,69863,20984,142TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 237........... 291
Rushing......................................... 87............. 90
Passing........................................ 129........... 178
Penalty.......................................... 21............. 23
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 50/208...... 92/246
Third Down Efficiency.............. 24.0%....... 37.4%
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 4/12...........9/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 4,375........ 5,267
Avg. Per Game......................... 273.4........ 329.2
Total Plays................................... 948........ 1,079
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.6............ 4.9
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,754........ 1,818
Avg. Per Game......................... 109.6.........113.6
Total Rushes................................ 423........... 481
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.1............ 3.8
NET YARDS PASSING............... 2,621........ 3,449
Avg. Per Game......................... 163.8........ 215.6
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 54/399...... 24/137
Gross Yards.............................. 3,020........ 3,586
Attempts/Completions............ 471/252.... 574/334
Pct. of Completions.................... 53.5.......... 58.2
Had Intercepted............................. 16............. 19
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................113/40.4..... 94/41.4
Net Punting Average................... 33.0.......... 36.0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 39/8.3......58/11.0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 68/22.4..... 48/22.8
INT./AVG. RET..........................19/11.9..... 16/15.8
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 105/974.....119/919
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 33/18.........23/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 26............. 35
Rushing........................................... 7............. 10
Passing.......................................... 14............. 22
Returns............................................ 5............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 25/26........ 34/35
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 0/0............ 0/0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 12/19........ 27/38
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 28:04........ 31:56

RUSHING
E. SmithHambrick
Wiley
CarterHutchinson
BryantGalloway
ThomasSwintonD. Scott
Knorr
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS
254
975
79
317
22
168
27
91
18
74
6
40
4
31
10
31
1
23
1
14
1
-10
423 1,754
481 1,818

RECEIVING
Galloway
BryantMcGee
D. ScottHambrick
Whalen
Smith
Rambo
Wiley
ThomasSwintonLucky
McKie
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
61
908 14.9
44733 16.7
23294 12.8
22
218 9.9
21
99 4.717
152 8.9
16
89 5.614
211 15.1
13
144 11.1
1280 6.7
7
63 9.01
22 22.01
7 7.0
252 3,020 12.0
334 3,586 10.7

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Ro.Williams
5
Ross
5
Edwards2
Coakley1
Hunter
1
Hawthorne
1
Glover1
Woodson
1
Ellis
1
Dixon
1
19
Cowboys
Opponents
16

YDS
90
17
29
52
16
15
7
1
0
0
227
252

AVG LG TD
3.8 30t 5
4.0 18t 1
7.6 46t 1
3.4 16t 0
4.1 18t 0
6.7 24t 0
7.8 21t 0
3.1 14t 0
23.0 23t 0
14.0 14t 0-10.0 -10t 0
4.1 46t 7
3.8 60t 10

AVG
18.0
3.4
14.5
52.0
16.0
15.0
7.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
11.9
15.8

LG TD
80t 6
78t 6
58t 1
17t 1
14t 0
33t 0
17t 0
47t 0
31t 0
23t 0
16t 0
22t 0
7t 0
80t 1465t 22
LG TD
85t 2
12t 0
29t 0
52t 1
16t 0
15t 0
7t 0
1t 0
0t 0
0t 0
85t 3
80t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Filipovic 65 2,640 40.6 6 14 60 1 31.5
Knorr
47 1,928 41.0 4 11 56 0 35.1
Cowboys 113 4,568 40.4 10 25 60 1 33.0
Opp.
93 3,893 41.4 9 39 64 1 36.0
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
19 9 141 7.4 26t 0
SwintonGalloway
15 8 181 12.1 71t 0
Rambo
5 2
3 0.6
4t 0
Cowboys
39 19 325 8.3 71t 0
Opponents
58 20 637 11.0 52t 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Swinton28
697 24.9 100t 1
Dantzler
27
602 22.3 84t 1
Rambo
7
127 18.1 24t 0
Wiley
4
62 15.5 27t 0
Noble
2
33 16.5 17t 0
Cowboys
68 1,521 22.4 100t 2
Opponents
48 1,095 22.8 47t 0					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Hutchinson 250
127 1,555 50.8 6.2 7 2.8 8 3.2 58t 34/265
66.3
Carter221
125 1,465 56.6 6.6 7 3.2 8 3.6 80t 19/130
72.3
Wiley
0
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
1/4
39.6
Cowboys471
252 3,020 53.5 6.4 14 3.0 16 3.4 80t 54/399
69.1
Opponents
574
334 3,586 58.2 6.3 22 3.8 19 3.3 65t 24/137
75.6

350

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
23 47 51 96 0 217
55 103 48 120 3 329

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cundiff
0-0 3-3
5-7
4-8 0-1
0-0 3-3
5-7
4-8 0-1
Cowboys0-0 5-7 10-11 9-14 3-6
Opponents
Cundiff: (33,42M),(),(47,33),(35,48),(45M,32),(),(49M),(),(),(21,52M),(33M),(21,37M,42),(
23,37,47M),(),(42),()
Opponents: (42),(38,52),(51,20,32),(27,49M),(),(44M,50,44),(41,53M,23,28M,51M,40),(20),(42,44,43),(23M,48,42M,32),(41M,31),(36B),(44M,55M,47),(38,35,31),(32,39),(22,38)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Cundiff
0 0 0 0 12/19 25/25 0 61
Bryant0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Galloway 0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
5 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Smith
Ro.Williams 0 0 2c 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Coakley0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Dantzler0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hambrick 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
McGee
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
D. Scott0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Swinton0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wiley
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 7 14 5 0 12/19 25/25 0 217
Opponents 10 22 3* 0 27/38 34/35 2#329
2-Pt. Conversions: Cowboys 0-1, Opponents 0-0
a 52 int return vs. Tennessee (9/15)
b 100 kickoff return @ Philadelphia (9/22)
c 5 int return vs. Washington (11/28)
85 int return @ Wash. (12/29)
d 84 kick off return vs. San Francisco (12/8/02)* Holmes 50 fumble recovery @ N.Y.G (12/15)
Barber 80 int return vs. Philadelphia (12/21)
Arrington 0 fumble recovery @ Wash (12/29)# Payne sacked in end zone @ Houston (9/8)
Meier tackles in end zone vs. Jac (11/24)
USUAL STARTERS
LE Greg Ellis
WR Antonio Bryant
NT Brandon Noble
LT Flozell Adams
DT La’Roi Glover
LG Larry Allen (3)RE Ebenezer Ekuban
Ross Tucker (7)C Andre Gurode (6) WLB Dexter Coakley
MLB Dat Nguyen (8)Tyson Walter (8)Keith Adams (5)RG Kelvin Garmon (3)Solomon Page (5) SLB Kevin Hardy
Andre Gurode (8) RCB Mario Edwards
RT Solomon Page (10) LCB D. Hawthorne (4)Derek Ross (9)Javiar Collins (4)SS Darren Woodson (10)
TE Tony McGee
WR Joey Galloway
Tony Dixon (6)QB Quincy Carter (7)FS Roy Williams
Chad Hutchinson (9)RB Emmitt Smith
P Micah Knorr (8)FB Robert Thomas
Filip Filipovic (7)rK

Billy Cundiff

Pro Bowlers in Bold

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BILL PARCELLSRECEIVING
Anderson
Glenn
BryantWittenGalloway
CampbellCason
Hambrick
MurrellSmith
MartinRobinson
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS
69
493
52
754
39
550
35
347
34
672
20
195
17
142
17
99
4
32
3
46
2
9
2
8
294 3,347
239 2,820

AVG
7.1
14.5
14.1
9.9
19.8
9.8
8.4
5.8
8.0
15.3
4.5
4.0
11.4
11.8

LG TD
37t 4
51t 5
54t 2
36t 1
64t 2
23t 1
28t 0
13t 0
14t 0
32t 0
6t 0
5t 2
64t 1776t 18

AVG
5.8
34.5
21.0
27.0
24.0
0.0
0.0
-2.0
14.1
13.6

LG TD
25t 0
39t 0
41t 1
27t 1
24t 0
0t 0
0t 0
-2t 0
41t 2
70t 1

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Newman4
Williams
2
Singleton
2
Edwards
1
Coakley1
Hunter1
Ross
1
Woodson1
Cowboys
13
Opponents
21

YDS
23
69
42
27
24
0
0
-2
183
285

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
30 13 212 7.1 46t 0
Smith
Galloway
20 8 178 8.9 36t 0
Swinton
1 3
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
51 24 390 7.6 46t 0
Opponents
34 26 227 6.7 19t 0

351

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cundiff
0-0 11-11 5-6
4-7 3-5
0-0 11-11 5-6
4-7 3-5
Cowboys0-0 9-9
7-7
4-5 1-2
Opponents
Cundiff: (33M),(37,49,53M,42,21,36,52,25),(26),(33,36),(51,22,28),(23),(41M)(),(51),(),(24,49M,44M),(),(29),(50M,34,20),(24,42,21,49),()Opponents (37,31),(30),(34,38),(),(),(),(24,26,50,48M),(),(41,29),(23,26),(44,52M,34),(33,42),(22,21),(),(45),(24,27)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Cundiff
0 0 0 0 23/29 30/31 0 99
Anderson 1 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Glenn
0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Hambrick 5 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Bryant0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Carter
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Cason
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Galloway 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Robinson 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Bickerstaff 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Campbell 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Edwards
0 0 1e 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Singleton 0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Williams, Ra. 0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Witten0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Coleman 0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1c 2
0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1b 2
Glover
Cowboys 11 17 3 0 23/29 30/31 2 289
Opponents 7 18 3* 2 21/23 23/26 1+260
2-Pt. Conversions: Cowboys 0-0, Opponents 2-2
a 41 int return at N.Y. Giants (9/15)
b Sacked J Blake in the endzone vs. Ari (10/5)
c Sacked J Blake in the endzone vs. Ari (10/5)
d 38 kickoff return vs. Philadelphia (10/12)
e 27 int return at Detroit (10/19)* R. Brown 29 int return @ N.Y. Giants (9/15)
D. Bly 67 fumble return @ Detroit (10/19)
J. Taylor 34 fumble return vs. Miami (11/27)+ Ball snap through endzone @ Phi. (12/7)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

Joey Galloway
Flozell Adams
Larry Allen
Matt Lehr
Andre Gurode
Ryan Young (7)Kurt Vollers (8)Dan Campbell
Terry Glenn
Quincy Carter
Troy Hambrick
Richie Anderson

K

Billy Cundiff

RE Ebenezer Ekuban
RT La’Roi Glover
LT Willie Blade
LE Greg Ellis
SLB Al Singleton
MLB Dat Nguyen
WLB Dexter Coakley
LCB Terence Newman
RCB Mario Edwards
SS Darren Woodson
FS Roy Williams
P

Toby Gowin
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Carter505
292 3,302 57.8 6.5 17 3.4 21 4.2 64t 37/185
71.4
Hutchinson
2
1
8 50.0 4.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
8t
0/0
60.4
Cason
1
1
37 100.0 37.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 37t
0/0
118.8
Anderson
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Glenn
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys
510
294 3,347 57.6 6.6 17 3.3 21 4.1 64t 37/185
71.4
Opponents
492
239 2,820 48.6 5.7 18 3.7 13 2.6 76t 32/189
67.6

4 OT
T
51 3 289
69 0 260

2003
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Smith
23
495 21.5 54t 0
Ross
18
434 24.1 37t 0Cason
5
81 16.2 19t 0
Bates
4
90 22.5 30t 0
Swinton3
65 21.7 25t 0
Ra. Williams
2
60 30.0 37t 1
Galloway2
38 19.0 22t 0
2
24 12.0 15t 0
Bickerstaff
Ogbogu1
5 5.0
5t 0
Cowboys
60 1,292 21.5 54t 1
Opponents
66 1,448 21.9 63t 0

1
2 3
72 106 57
52 69 70

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Gowin
94 3,665 39.0 8 25 59 0 34.9
Cundiff
1
32 32.0 1 0 32 0 12.0
Cowboys 95 3,697 38.9 9 25 59 0 34.6
Opp.
105 4,471 42.6 7 33 60 0 37.5

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 286........... 228
Rushing........................................115............. 68
Passing........................................ 149........... 127
Penalty.......................................... 22............. 33
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 88/241...... 69/227
Third Down Efficiency................. 36.5.......... 30.4
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 4/12.......... 7/15
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,161........ 4,056
Avg. Per Game......................... 322.6........ 253.5
Total Plays................................ 1,062........... 937
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.9............ 4.3
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,999........ 1,425
Avg. Per Game......................... 124.9.......... 89.1
Total Rushes................................ 515........... 413
Avg. Per Rush............................... 3.9............ 3.5
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,162........ 2,631
Avg. Per Game......................... 197.6........ 164.4
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 37/185...... 32/189
Gross Yards.............................. 3,347........ 2,820
Attempts/Completions............ 510/294.... 492/239
Pct. of Completions.................... 57.6.......... 48.6
Had Intercepted............................. 21............. 13
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 95/38.9... 105/42.6
Net Punting Average................... 34.6.......... 37.5
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 51/7.6....... 34/6.7
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 60/21.5..... 66/21.9
INT./AVG. RET......................... 13/14.1..... 21/13.6
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 98/837...... 88/763
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 26/8........ 24/12
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 31............. 28
Rushing..........................................11............... 7
Passing.......................................... 17............. 18
Returns............................................ 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 30/31........ 23/26
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 0/0............ 2/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 23/29........ 21/23
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:34........ 27:26

LG TD
42t 5
19t 1
19t 2
63t 2
17t 0
9t 1
47t 0
10t 0
3t 0
2t 0
-1t 0
63t 1164t 72022 SEASON

2003 NFC Wild Card Game
73,014
1/3/04 L 10-29 @ Carolina

ATT YDS AVG
275
972 3.5
70
306 4.4
68
257 3.840
220 5.5
28
107 3.8
19
56 2.93
55 18.3
4
22 5.5
4
7 1.8
2
0 0.0
2
-3 -1.5
515 1,999 3.9413 1,425 3.5

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
L 0-13 @ Arizona
23,838
8/15 W 34-6 HOUSTON
60,05858,0998/21 L 14-15 @ Pittsburgh
8/28 W 52-13 OAKLAND
53,078REGULAR SEASON (10-6)
9/7
L 13-27 ATLANTA
64,104
9/15 W 35-32 @ N.Y. Giants (OT) 78,907
9/21			– Bye –
9/28 W 17-6 @ N.Y. Jets
77,863
10/5 W 24-7 ARIZONA
63,601
10/12 W 23-21 PHILADELPHIA
63,648
10/19 W 38-7 @ Detroit
61,16010/26 L 0-16 @ Tampa Bay
65,602
11/2 W 21-14 WASHINGTON
64,002
11/9 W 10-6 BUFFALO
63,77068,436
11/16 L 0-12 @ New England
11/23 W 24-20 CAROLINA
63,871
11/27 L 21-40 MIAMI
64,11069,773
12/7 L 10-36 @ Philadelphia
12/14 W 27-0 @ Washington
70,284
12/21 W 19-3 N.Y. GIANTS
64,11868,451
12/28 L 7-13 @ New Orleans

RUSHING
HambrickAnderson
CarterCason
Murrell
Bickerstaff
Glenn
Galloway
MartinBryantHutchinson
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

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STAFF

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SIDELINES

2004
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BILL PARCELLSPRESEASON (3-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/14 L 0-18 @ Houston
8/21 W 21-20 @ Oakland
8/30 W 20-17 TENNESSEE
9/2
W 24-20 KANSAS CITYREGULAR SEASON (6-10)
9/12 L 17-35 @ Minnesota
9/19 W 19-12 CLEVELAND
9/27 W 21-18 @ Washington
10/3			– Bye –
10/10 L 10-26 N.Y. GIANTS
10/17 L 20-24 PITTSBURGH 	
10/24 L 20-41 @ Green Bay
10/31 W 31-21 DETROIT
11/7 L 3-26 @ Cincinnati
11/15 L 21-49 PHILADELPHIA
11/21 L 10-30 @ Baltimore
11/25 W 21-7 CHICAGO
12/6 W 43-39 @ Seattle
12/12 L 13-27 NEW ORLEANS
12/19 L 7-12 @ Philadelphia
12/26 W 13-10 WASHINGTON
1/2/05 L 24-28 @ N.Y. GiantsAtt.
70,43135,00058,171
61,157
64,105
63,11990,36764,01864,16270,67963,61665,72164,19069,92464,026
68,09364,05667,72363,70578,500TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 296........... 297
Rushing....................................... 101............. 88
Passing........................................ 171........... 180
Penalty.......................................... 24............. 29
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 78/214...... 75/192
Third Down Efficiency................. 36.4.......... 39.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 9/17............ 2/7
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,197........ 5,285
Avg. Per Game......................... 324.8........ 330.3
Total Plays................................ 1,004........... 960
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.2............ 5.5
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,769........ 1,764
Avg. Per Game..........................110.6.........110.3
Total Rushes................................ 449........... 425
Avg. Per Rush............................... 3.9............ 4.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,428........ 3,521
Avg. Per Game......................... 214.3........ 220.1
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 36/208...... 33/197
Gross Yards.............................. 3,636........ 3,718
Attempts/Completions............ 519-308.... 502-310
Pct. of Completions.................... 59.3.......... 61.8
Had Intercepted............................. 23............. 13
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 76-42.3..... 78-41.8
Net Punting Average................... 35.1.......... 35.8
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 44/8.9..... 39/10.5
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 78/20.6..... 62/17.5
INT./AVG. RET........................... 13/8.4..... 23/22.9
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 105/867.... 104/879
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 26-14.......... 20-9
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 33............. 49
Rushing......................................... 14............. 14
Passing.......................................... 19............. 31
Returns............................................ 0............... 4
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 31/31........ 44/45
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 1/2............ 2/4
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 20/26........ 21/23
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 30:37........ 29:23

RUSHING
J. Jones
GeorgeAnderson
Lee
Testaverde
CoakleyMorganK. Johnson
Ra. Williams
Ward
BarnesHensonCopperGlenn
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
197
819 4.2
132
432 3.3
57
246 4.3
27
128 4.7
21
38 1.8133 33.02
23 11.52
13 6.51
13 13.0
1
11 11.0
5
10 2.01
7 7.0
1-1 -1.0
1-3 -3.0
449 1,769 3.9425 1,764 4.2

LG TD
53t 7
24t 4
27t 1
14t 1
10t 1
33t 0
24t 0
13t 0
13t 0
11t 0
8t 0
7t 0
-1t 0
-3t 0
53t 1490t 14

RECEIVING
WittenK. Johnson
Anderson
Glenn
MorganJ. Jones
BryantCraytonBarnesGeorgeCopperCampbellRobinson
Ra. Williams
Ward
Lee
PoliteCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
87
980 11.3
70
981 14.0
26
207 8.024
400 16.7
22
260 11.8
17
109 6.4
16
266 16.6
12
162 13.5
10
59 5.9983 9.2
7
84 12.0
2
16 8.02
2 1.0
114 14.0
1
5 5.0
1
4 4.0
1
4 4.0
308 3,636 11.8
310 3,718 12.0

LG TD
42t 6
39t 6
28t 0
48t 2
53t 0
37t 0
48t 0
39t 1
14t 1
28t 0
22t 1
9t 0
1t 2
14t 0
5t 0
4t 0
4t 0
53t 1976t 31

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Newman4
Nguyen3
Ro. Williams
2
Frazier2
Hunter1
Scott
1
Cowboys
13
Opponents
23

YDS AVG LG TD
31 7.8 21t 0
19 6.3 19t 0
53 26.5 33t 0
2 1.0
2t 0
2 2.0
2t 0
2 2.0
2t 0
109 8.4 33t 0
526 22.9 101t 4

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
McBriar 75 3,182 42.4 7 22 68 0 35.1
Cundiff
1
34 34.0 0 1 34 0 34.0
Cowboys 76 3,216 42.3 7 23 68 0 35.1
Opp.
78 3,260 41.8 4 22 58 0 35.8
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
24 9 229 9.5 55 0
FrazierWard
14 6 114 8.1 13 0
Crayton4 1 34 8.5 17 0
2 0 13 6.5
7 0
Newman
Cowboys
44 16 390 8.9 55 0
39 16 410 10.5 43 0
Opponents					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Testaverde
495
297 3,532 60.0 7.1 17 3.4 20 4.0 53t 34/182
76.4
Henson18
10
78 55.6 4.3 1 5.6 1 5.6 16t
2/26
61.8
Anderson1
1
26 100.0 26.0 1 100.0 0 0.0 26t
0/0
158.3
K. Johnson
20
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 1 50.0
0t
0/0
0.0
Crayton10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 1 100.0
0t
0/0
0.0
Glenn
1
0
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
McBriar10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys519
308 3,636 59.3 7.0 19 3.7 23 4.4 53t 36/208
74.5
Opponents
502
310 3,718 61.8 7.4 31 6.2 13 2.6 76t 33/197
94.2

352

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Lee41
964 23.5
Copper16
307 19.2
13
199 15.3
ReevesN. Jones
2
43 21.5
2
43 21.5
B. Thornton
Morgan2
25 12.5
Pierce1
13 13.0
Lehr
1
9 9.0
Cowboys
78 1,603 20.6
Opponents
62 1,083 17.5
SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

LG TD
62
0
39
0
27
0
25
0
24
0
19
0
13
0
9
0
62
0
34
0

1
2 3
4 OT
T
63 82 72 76 - 293
47 120 83 155 - 405

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cundiff
1-1 6-6
4-4 9-13 0-2
Cowboys
1-1 6-6
4-4 9-13 0-2
Opponents
1-1 6-6
4-4
7-8 3-4
Cundiff: (27),(30,49M),(),(41,52M),(47,39),(46,24),(40),(24),(),(19,41M),(52M),(39,49,47),(42M,34,41),(46M),(26,23),(40,24,45)
Opponents: (),(45,23,49,22),(19),(31,51,47,26),(51),(26,40),(),(35,47,45,30),(),(50),(48M),(21),(39,44),(),(25,57M),()SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Cundiff
0 0 0 0 20/26 31/31 0 91
J. Jones
7 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Witten0 6 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 38
K. Johnson 0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
George4 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Glenn
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Robinson 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Anderson 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Barnes
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Copper0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Crayton0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lee
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Testaverde 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Team
0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2
Cowboys 14 19 0 1 20/26 31/31 1#293
Opponents 14 31 4* 2 21/23 44/45 0 405
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 1-2, Opponents 2-4# J. Gonzalez holding in end zone vs. Cle (9/19)* D. Bly 55 int. return vs. Detroit (10/31)
L. Sheppard 101 int. return vs. Phi (11/15)
C. Williams 44 int. return at Baltimore (11/21)
R. McQuarters 45 int. return vs. Chicago (11/25)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB
K
P

Keyshawn Johnson
Flozell Adams
Larry Allen
Al Johnson
Andre Gurode
Torrin Tucker (12)Kurt Vollers (3)Jason Witten
Terry Glenn (6)Quincy Morgan (7)Vinny Testaverde
Eddie George (8)Julius Jones (7)Darian Barnes (10)Richie Anderson (3)Billy Cundiff
Mat McBriar

RE Marcellus Wiley
RT La’Roi Glover
LT Leonardo Carson
LE Greg Ellis
SLB Al Singleton (12)Scott Shanle (3)MLB Dat Nguyen
WLB Dexter Coakley
LCB Terence Newman
RCB Pete Hunter (3)Lance Frazier (8)SS Tony Dixon (7)Lynn Scott (9)FS Roy Williams
Pro Bowlers in Bold

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BILL PARCELLS

LG TD
51t 5
28t 5
16t 0
12t 0
9t 2
9t 0
6t 0
4t 0
3t 0
0t 0
-1t 0
6t 1
51t 1355t 13

RECEIVING
K. Johnson
WittenGlenn
J. Jones
CraytonBarberPolitePriceCampbell
Thompson
PierceThomas
Copper
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
71
839 11.8
66
757 11.5
62 1,136 18.3
35
218 6.2
22341 15.5
18
115 6.4
972 8.06
96 16.0
3
24 8.03
16 5.3
2
15 7.5
2
5 2.5
1
5 5.0
300 3,639 12.1
271 3,319 12.2

LG TD
34t 6
34t 6
71t 7
26t 0
63t 2
21t 0
15t 1
58t 0
18t 1
8t 0
10t 0
5t 0
5t 0
71t 2389t 18

YDS
10
102
52
16
7
0
187
326

AVG
2.5
34.0
17.3
5.3
7.0
0.0
12.5
19.2

LG TD
10t 0
58t 1
46t 1
12t 0
7t 0
0t 0
58t 2
65t 2

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
23 9 166 7.2 25t 0
CraytonPrice
12 6 63 5.3 11t 0
Newman10 6 55 5.5 26t 0
Cowboys
45 21 284 6.3 26t 0
Opponents
33 18 250 7.6 32t 0					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Bledsoe499
300 3,639 60.1 7.3 23 4.6 17 3.4 71t 49/295
83.7
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
K. Johnson
Barber00
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
1/3
0.0
Cowboys500
300 3,639 60.0 7.3 23 4.6 17 3.4 71t 50/298
83.6
Opponents
495
271 3,319 54.7 6.7 18 3.6 15 3.0 89t 37/236
75.1

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Cortez0 0 0 0 12/16 13/14 0 49
T. Glenn
1 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
K. Johnson. 0 6 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 38
Witten0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
5 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Barber
5 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
J. Jones
Cundiff
0 0 0 0 5/8 14/14 0 29
Suisham
0 0 0 0 3/4 8/8 0 17
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Bledsoe0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
CraytonCampbell 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Henry
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Polite0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Williams
0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 13 23 2 1 20/28 35/36 0 325
Opponents 13 18 4* 0 21/27 35/35 0 308
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 1-2, Opponents 0-0
a A. Henry 58 int return vs. Arizona (10/30)
b R. Williams 46 int return at Philadelphia (11/14)* T. Parrish 34 int return at San Francisco (9/25)
S. Brown 80 fumble return vs. Phi (10/9)
C. Bailey 65 int return vs. Denver (11/24
A. Pierce 12 fumble return at N.Y. Giants (12/4)
USUAL STARTERS
WR Keyshawn Johnson
LT Flozell Adams (6)Torrin Tucker (10)LG Larry Allen
C Al Johnson
RG Marco Rivera
RT Rob Petitti
TE Jason Witten
WR Terry GlennQB Drew Bledsoe
RB Julius Jones (12)FB/TE Lousaka Polite (3)Dan Campbell (12)K

RE Greg Ellis
NT La’Roi Glover (12)Jason Ferguson (4)LE Kenyon Coleman (5)Marcus Spears (10)SLB Al Singleton (7)Scott Fujita (8)MLB Bradie JamesJLB Dat Nguyen (4)Scott Shanle (8)Ryan Fowler (3)WLB DeMarcus WareLCB Terence Newman
RCB Anthony Henry (10)Aaron Glenn (6)Jose Cortez (7)SS Roy Williams
Billy Cundiff (6)Shaun Suisham (3) FS Keith Davis

Pro Bowlers in BoldP

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SIDELINES

353

Cortez: (),(41M,33,41),(),(29,30),(28,33,37,45),(49B,48M,29,28,45),(29M,21),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-)
Suisham: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(21,21),(),(-),(-),(-),(22,47M)
Cundiff: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(19,56),(34M),(34),(34),(38M),(24,32B),(-)
Opponents: (33),(),(20),(30,23,49,43),(23)(50,45),(55,50),(52,47),(48,20,60M),(50M),(24),(27,33M),(41M),(),(24,47),(49,27M,53M,20)

2005
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
57 1,399 24.5 49t 0
Thompson
Barber3
58 19.3 21t 0
Copper2
32 16.0 21t 0
Glenn
1
20 20.0 20t 0
Campbell
1
14 14.0 14t 0
Cowboys
64 1,523 23.8 49t 0
66 1,432 21.7 49t 0
Opponents

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Cortez0-0 5-6
4-4
3-6 0-0
Cundiff
1-1 1-1
2-5
0-0 1-1
0-0 3-3
0-0
0-1 0-0
Suisham
Cowboys
1-1 9-10 6-9
3-7 1-1
0-0 8-9
2-3
7-8 4-7
Opponents

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
McBriar 81 3,439 42.5 9 28 63 0 37.1
Cundiff
1
35 35.0 1 0 35 0 15.0
Cowboys 82 3,474 42.4 10 28 63 0 36.9
Opp.
95 3,892 41.0 4 26 59 0 37.1

1
2 3
4 OT
T
69 99 54 100 3 325
68 112 61 64 3 308

RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Glenn
4
Henry
3
R. Williams
3
Newman3
Nguyen1
Singleton
1
15
Cowboys
Opponents
17

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

2022 SEASONTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 318........... 256
Rushing......................................... 97............. 87
Passing........................................ 177........... 150
Penalty.......................................... 44............. 19
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 94/232.......73/211
Third Down Efficiency................. 40.5.......... 34.6
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 7/13...........7/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,202........ 4,814
Avg. Per Game......................... 325.1........ 300.9
Total Plays................................ 1,071........... 946
Avg. Per Play................................ 4.9............ 5.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,861........ 1,731
Avg. Per Game..........................116.3........ 108.2
Total Rushes................................ 521........... 414
Avg. Per Rush............................... 3.6............ 4.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,341........ 3,083
Avg. Per Game......................... 208.8........ 192.7
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 50/298...... 37/236
Gross Yards.............................. 3,639........ 3,319
Attempts/Completions............ 500/300.... 495/271
Pct. of Completions.................... 60.0.......... 54.7
Had Intercepted............................. 17............. 15
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 82-42.4..... 95-41.0
Net Punting Average................... 36.9.......... 37.1
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 45/6.3....... 33/7.6
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 64/23.8..... 66/21.7
INT./AVG. RET......................... 15/12.5..... 17/19.2
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 99/739..142/1,015
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 36/14.........21/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 38............. 35
Rushing......................................... 13............. 13
Passing.......................................... 23............. 18
Returns............................................ 2............... 4
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 35/36........ 35/35
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 1/2............ 0/0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 20/28........ 21/27
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:24........ 27:36

ATT YDS AVG
257
993 3.9
138
538 3.946
182 4.0
36
80 2.234
50 1.5
1
9 9.0
2
8 4.0
1
4 4.0
1
3 3.0
1
0 0.0
2
-2 -1.02-4 -2.0521 1,861 3.6
414 1,731 4.2

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-1)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/13 L 11-13 @ Arizona
36,787
8/22 W 18-10 @ Seattle
48,0908/27 W 21-9 HOUSTON
54,288
9/1
W 27-20 JACKSONVILLE
54,522REGULAR SEASON (9-7)
9/11 W 28-24 @ San Diego
67,6799/19 L 13-14 WASHINGTON
65,207
9/25 W 34-31 @ San Francisco 68,247
10/2 L 13-19 @ Oakland
62,40010/9 W 33-10 PHILADELPHIA
63,19910/16 W 16-13 N.Y. GIANTS (OT) 62,278
10/23 L 10-13 @ Seattle
67,046
10/30 W 34-13 ARIZONA
62,068
11/6– Bye –
11/14 W 21-20 @ Philadelphia
67,73962,67011/20 W 20-7 DETROIT
11/24 L 21-24 DENVER (OT)
63,273
12/4 L 10-17 @ N.Y. Giants
78,645
12/11 W 31-28 KANSAS CITY
63,432
12/18 L 7- 35 @ Washington
90,588
12/24 W 24-20 @ Carolina
73,436
1/1/06 L 10-20 ST. LOUIS
63,131

RUSHING
J. Jones
BarberThompsonThomasBledsoe
Price
PoliteNewmanK. Johnson
CraytonRomo
Glenn
Cowboys
Opponents

STAFF

2005 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2005

STAFF2006 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2006

SIDELINES

2006
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: BILL PARCELLSPRESEASON (3-0-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/12 W 13-3 @ Seattle
8/21 W 30-7 New Orleans
			 @ Shreveport
8/26 W 17-7 SAN FRANCISCO
8/31 T 10-10 MINNESOTA (OT)REGULAR SEASON (9-7)
9/10 L 17-24 @ Jacksonville
9/17 W 27-10 WASHINGTON
9/24			– Bye –
10/1 W 45-14 @ Tennessee
10/8 L 24-38 @ Philadelphia
10/15 W 34-6 HOUSTON
10/23 L 22-36 N.Y. GIANTS
10/29 W 35-14 @ Carolina
11/5 L 19-22 @ Washington
11/12 W 27-10 @ Arizona
11/19 W 21-14 INDIANAPOLIS
11/23 W 38-10 TAMPA BAY
12/3 W 23-20 @ N.Y. Giants
12/10 L 17-42 NEW ORLEANS
12/16 W 38-28 @ Atlanta
12/25 L 7-23 PHILADELPHIA
12/31 L 31-39 DETROIT

Att.
36,78745,162
61,29560,29967,164
63,152
69,143
69,26863,186
63,51273,68890,25063,926
63,706
63,18378,666
63,722
71,102
62,83963,008RUSHING
J. Jones
BarberRomo
ThompsonBledsoe
PoliteT. Glenn
Kincade
McBriar
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
267 1,084 4.1 77t 4
135
654 4.8 25t 14
34
102 3.0 16t 0
1330 2.37t 1
828 3.5 11t 2
7
18 2.64t 0
3
11 3.7 22t 0
4
9 2.3
7t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
472 1,936 4.1 77t 21
429 1,659 3.9 38t 12

RECEIVING
Owens
T. Glenn
WittenCraytonBarberFasanoJ. Jones
Hurd
PoliteHoyte
Cowboys
Opponents

NO
85
70
64
36
23
14
9
5
2
2
310
301

YDS
1,180
1,047
754
516
196
126
142
75
21
10
4,067
3,729

AVG
13.9
15.0
11.8
14.3
8.5
9.0
15.8
15.0
10.5
5.0
13.1
12.4

LG
56t
54t
42t
53t
26t
22t
39t
33t
12t
6t
56t
87t

TD
13
6
1
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
26
25

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Williams
5
33 6.6 27t 0
Watkins3
45 15.0 24t 0
2006 NFC WILD CARD GAME
2
41 20.5 37t 0
1/6/07 L 20-21 @ Seattle
68,058 Henry
2
2 1.0
2t 0
Ayodele1
41 41.0 41t 1
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Ware1
39 39.0 39t 1
FIRST DOWNS............................. 336........... 294 Burnett
1
15 15.0 15t 1
Rushing....................................... 107............. 88 James1
12 12.0 12t 0
Passing........................................ 197........... 179 Newman
1
7 7.0
7t 0
Penalty.......................................... 32............. 27 A. Glenn1-1 -1.0 -1t 0
Third Down-Made/Att............ 100/205...... 93/212 Ellis
Third Down Efficiency................. 48.8.......... 43.9 Cowboys
18
234 13.0 41t 3
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 9/19.......... 8/16 Opponents
21
334 15.9 102t 2
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,772........ 5,165
Avg. Per Game......................... 360.8........ 322.8 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Total Plays................................ 1,015........... 974 McBriar 56 2,697 48.2 10 22 75 0 38.6
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.7............ 5.3 Cowboys 56 2,697 48.2 10 22 75 0 38.6
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,936........ 1,659 Opp.
72 3,100 43.1 6 14 60 0 36.7
Avg. Per Game......................... 121.0........ 103.7
Total Rushes................................ 472........... 429 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.1............ 3.9 Newman
20 6 202 10.1 56t 1
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,836........ 3,506 Crayton
11 7 85 7.7 19t 0
Avg. Per Game......................... 239.8........ 219.1 Green
5 3 26 5.2 13t 0
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 37/231...... 34/223
Rector4 1 22 5.5
8t 0
Gross Yards.............................. 4,067........ 3,729
Cowboys40
17 335 8.4 56t 1
Attempts/Completions............ 506/310.....511/301
31 12 334 10.8 45t 0
Pct. of Completions.................... 61.3.......... 58.9 Opponents
Had Intercepted............................. 21............. 18
KICKOFF
RETURNSNO YDS AVG LG TD
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 56/48.2..... 72/43.1
29
753 26.0 37t 0
Net Punting Average................... 38.6.......... 36.7 Austin
Thompson21546 26.0 41t 0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 40/8.4..... 31/10.8
Elam4
95 23.8 26t 0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 64/23.3..... 80/19.6
3
59 19.7 21t 0
INT./AVG. RET......................... 18/13.0..... 21/15.9 Green
A.
Glenn
3
24 8.0 14t 0
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 100/939...... 93/895
1
3 3.0
3t 0
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 21/9........ 26/13 Johnson
1
13 13.0 13t 0
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 52............. 40 N. Jones
Ratliff
1
0
0.0
0t 0
Rushing......................................... 21............. 12
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Passing.......................................... 26............. 25 Watkins
64 1,493 23.3 41t 0
Returns............................................ 5............... 3 Cowboys
Opponents
80
1,571
19.6
100t
1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 49/49........ 38/38
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 2/3............ 1/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 20/28........ 22/25
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 31:02........ 28:58
					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
337
220 2,903 65.3 8.6 19 5.6 13 3.9 56t 21/124
95.1
Bledsoe169
90 1,164 53.3 6.9 7 4.1 8 4.7 51t 16/107
69.3
Cowboys506
310 4,067 61.3 8.0 26 5.1 21 4.2 56t 37/231
86.5
Opponents
511
301 3,729 58.9 7.3 25 4.9 18 3.5 87t 34/223
83.2

354

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
65 122 96 142 - 425
78 111 80 81 - 350

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Vanderjagt
0-0 6-7
5-6
1-4 1-1
Gramatica
0-0 1-1
2-2
3-5 0-0
Suisham
0-0 0-0
1-2
0-0 0-0
Cowboys
0-0 7-8 8-10 4-9 1-1
1-1 10-10 7-7
4-6 0-1
Opponents
Suisham: (32,36M),(),(),(),(),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-)
Vanderjagt: (-),(26,50),(26M,43),(39),(22,21),(),(48M,38,24),(33,30,35B),(28,38),(43M,46M),(22),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-)
Gramatica: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-), (44M,
41,35,46),(43M,24),(48),(),(39)Opponents: (35,49M),(39),(33,39),(27),(19,48),(31,32),(65M),(28,49M,47),(28),(),(46),(23,22),(),(),(25,45,21),(33,25,26,23).
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Barber14 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 96
Owens
0 13 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 80
Vanderjagt 0 0 0 0 13/18 33/33 0 72
T. Glenn0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Gramatica 0 0 0 0 6/8 14/14 0 32
Crayton0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
J. Jones
4 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Bledsoe0 0 2b 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Ware
0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
BurnettJames
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Newman0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Thompson 1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Witten0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Suisham
0 0 0 0 1/2 2/2 0 5
Romo
0 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 2
Cowboys 21 26 5 2 20/28 49/49 0 425
Opponents 12 25 3* 1 22/25 38/38 2&350
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 2-3, Opponents 1-2
a 15 int return @ Tennessee (10/1)
b 69 fumble return @ Philadelphia (10/8)
41 int return @ Atlanta (12/16)
c 39 int return vs. Indianapolis (11/19)
d 56 punt return vs. Detroit (12/31)* R. Cartwright 100 kickoff return vs. Was (9/17)
L. Sheppard 102 int. return @ Phi (10/8)
K. Dockery 96 int. return vs. NYG (10/23)& L. Arrington sack in end zone vs. NYGi(10/23)
L. Marshall tackle in the end zone @ Was (11/5)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB

Terrell Owens
Flozell Adams
Kyle Kosier
Andre Gurode
Marco Rivera
Marc Colombo
Jason Witten
Terry Glenn
Drew Bledsoe (6)Tony Romo (10)RB Julius Jones
FB/TE Anthony Fasano (3)Patrick Crayton (6)Oliver Hoyte (6)K

Mike Vanderjagt (10)Martin Gramatica (5)RE Chris Canty
NT Jason Ferguson
LE Marcus Spears
SLB Greg Ellis (9)Al Singleton (6)MLB Bradie JamesJLB Akin Ayodele
WLB DeMarcus WareLCB Terence Newman
RCB Anthony HenrySS Roy Williams
FS Patrick Watkins (9)Keith Davis (6)P

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Pro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: WADE PHILLIPSATT YDS AVG
204
975 4.8
164588 3.6
31
129 4.2
14
54 3.91
5 5.0
5-5 -1.0
419 1,746 4.2
381 1,513 4.0

LG
54t
25t
17t
23t
5t
-1t
54t
62t

TD
10
2
2
0
0
0
14
12

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECEIVING
WittenOwens
CraytonBarberJ. Jones
Hurd
FasanoAndersonAustinCurtisHoyte
Cowboys
Opponents

NO
96
81
50
44
23
19
14
6
5
3
1
342
342

LG
53t
52t
59t
29t
24t
51t
26t
17t
35t
15t
2t
59t
69t

TD
7
15
7
2
0
1
1
0
0
3
0
36
19

Folk: (31),(26,28,47),(30,23B,44),(),(47,29,37,53),(38,23),(50M,45),(22),(44),(51M),(46,27),(26,51,25),(50M),(33,23),(42,23),(28M,37,30)
Opponents: (44,48,24),(37,45),(20),(28M),(24,54M),(45,22),(48B),(36),(40,26),(49M,45,39,44),(40),(47,52),(19,36,35M),(47ML,21),(37,25),(46,21)

AVG
11.9
16.7
13.9
6.4
8.8
16.5
10.2
9.2
15.2
6.0
2.0
12.5
10.9

a 28 int return at Chicago (9/23)
b 29 fumble return vs. New England (10/14)
c 68 block field goal return vs. Minnesota (10/21)
d 50 int return vs. New York Jets (11/22)* D. Hall 85 punt return vs. St. Louis (9/30)
G. Wilson 25 int return at Buffalo (10/8)
C. Kelsay 0 int return at Buffalo (10/8)
T. McGee 103 kickoff return at Buffalo (10/8)
C. Griffin 28 fumble return vs. Min (10/21)
USUAL STARTERS
Terrell Owens
Flozell Adams
Kyle Kosier
Andre Gurode
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo
Jason Witten
Patrick Crayton
Tony Romo
Julius Jones (16)Marion Barber (0)FB Oliver Hoyte
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB

K
P

Nick Folk
Mat McBriar

RE Chris Canty
NT Jay Ratliff (14)LE Marcus Spears
SLB Greg Ellis (10)Anthony Spencer (6)MLB Bradie JamesJLB Akin Ayodele (14)WLB DeMarcus WareLCB Jacques Reeves (13)Terence Newman (3)RCB Anthony Henry (8)Terence Newman (8)SS Roy Williams (13)
FS Ken Hamlin
Pro Bowlers in Bold

2007
STATISTICS
SIDELINES

355

2-Pt. Conversions: Team 0-1, Opponents 0-2

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INT./AVG. RET......................... 19/17.4..... 19/10.1
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 104/815...... 85/785
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 21/5........ 26/10
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 54............. 36
Rushing......................................... 14............. 12
Passing.......................................... 36............. 19
Returns............................................ 4............... 5
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 53/53........ 34/34
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 0/1............ 0/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 26/31........ 25/31
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 30:34........ 29:27
					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
520
335 4,211 64.4 8.1 36 6.9 19 3.7 59t 24/176
97.4
Johnson
11
7
79 63.3 7.2 0 0.0 0 0.0 35t
1/9
85.0
Cowboys
531
342 4,290 64.4 8.1 36 6.8 19 3.6 59t 25/185
97.1
Opponents
581
342 3,728 58.9 6.4 19 3.3 19 3.3 69t 46/319
75.1

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 26/31 53/53 0 131
Owens
0 15 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 90
Barber10 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 72
0 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
WittenCrayton0 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Curtis
0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
J. Jones
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Romo
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Fasano0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hatcher
0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Henry
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hurd
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Newman0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Watkins0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 14 36 4 0 26/31 53/53 0 455
Opponents 12 19 5* 0 25/31 34/34 0 325

RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Henry6
81 13.5 28t 1
Hamlin5
93 18.6 35t 0
Newman4
129 32.3 70t 1
2007 NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAME
Williams2
10
5.0 10t 063,6601/13/08 L 17-21 N.Y. GIANTS
Reeves1
18 18.0 18t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Watkins
FIRST DOWNS............................. 322........... 304 Cowboys
19
331 17.4 70t 2
Rushing......................................... 83............. 86 Opponents
19
191 10.1 38t 2
Passing........................................ 217........... 195
Penalty.......................................... 22............. 23 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 84/199...... 85/216 McBriar 63 2,970 47.1 7 17 64 0 38.5
Third Down Efficiency................. 42.2.......... 39.4 Cowboys 63 2,970 47.1 7 17 64 0 38.5
Fourth Down-Made/Att............. 10/14........ 10/18 Opp.
73 3,284 45.0 10 27 66 0 39.1
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,851........ 4,922
Avg. Per Game......................... 365.7........ 307.6 PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Total Plays................................... 975........ 1,008 Crayton
22 20 201 9.1 49t 0
Avg. Per Play................................ 6.0............ 4.9 Newman
4 1 26 6.5 13t 0
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,746........ 1,513 Cowboys
26 21 227 8.7 49t 0
Avg. Per Game......................... 109.1.......... 94.6
Opponents
35 9 406 11.6 85t 1
Total Rushes................................ 419........... 381
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.2............ 4.0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,105........ 3,409
Austin24
612 25.5 60t 0
Avg. Per Game......................... 256.6........ 213.1
Thompson20471 23.6 72t 0
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 25/185...... 46/319
N. Jones
6
122 20.3 27t 0
Gross Yards.............................. 4,290........ 3,728
Stanback
3
78 26.0 35t 0
Attempts/Completions............ 531/342.... 581/342
Curtis3
27 9.0 16t 0
Pct. of Completions.................... 64.4.......... 58.9
Crayton3
26 8.7 13t 0
Had Intercepted............................. 19............. 19
McQuistan1
12 12.0 12t 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 63/47.1..... 73/45.0
Anderson1
10 10.0 10t 0
Net Punting Average................... 38.5.......... 39.1
61 1,358 22.3 72t 0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 26/8.7......35/11.6 Cowboys
Opponents
86
1,979
23.0 103t 1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 61/22.3..... 86/23.0

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Folk
0-0 10-12 7-7
7-7 2-5
0-0 10-12 7-7
7-7 2-5
Cowboys
1-1 8-9
5-6 10-12 1-3
Opponents

2022 SEASON

YDS
1,145
1,355
697
282
203
314
143
55
76
18
2
4,290
3,728

1
2 3
4 OT
T
61 147 117 130 - 455
88 97 64 76 - 325

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
W 23-10 INDIANAPOLIS
60,175
8/18 W 31-20 DENVER
61,034
8/25 L 16-28 @ Houston
70,512
8/30 L 14-23 @ Minnesota
62,938REGULAR SEASON (13-3)
W 45-35 N.Y. GIANTS
63,031
9/9
9/16 W 37-20 @ Miami
71,615
9/23 W 34-10 @ Chicago
62,0999/30 W 35-7 ST. LOUIS
62,866
10/8 W 25-24 @ Buffalo
71,575
10/14 L 27-48 NEW ENGLAND
63,984
10/21 W 24-14 MINNESOTA
63,432
10/28			– Bye –
11/4 W 38-17 @ Philadelphia
67,688
11/11 W 31-20 @ N.Y. Giants
78,96463,706
11/18 W 28-23 WASHINGTON
11/22 W 34-3 N.Y. JETS
63,315
11/29 W 37-27 GREEN BAY
64,167
12/9 W 28-27 @ Detroit
62,75912/16 L 6-10 PHILADELPHIA
63,777
12/22 W 20-13 @ Carolina
73,86012/30 L 6-27 @ Washington
90,910

RUSHING
BarberJ. Jones
Romo
Thompson
Owens
JohnsonCowboys
Opponents

STAFF

2007 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2007

STAFF2008 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2008

SIDELINES

2008
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

THIRD, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: WADE PHILLIPSPRESEASON (2-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
L 17-31 @ San Diego
61,946
8/16 L 13-23 @ Denver
74,484
8/22 W 23-22 HOUSTON
60,79560,246
8/28 W 16-10 MINNESOTAREGULAR SEASON (9-7)
9/7
W 28-10 @ Cleveland
73,012
9/15 W 41-37 PHILADELPHIA
63,472
9/21 W 27-16 @ Green Bay
71,113
9/28 L 24-26 WASHINGTON
63,462
10/5 W 31-22 CINCINNATI
62,655
10/12 L 24-30 @ Arizona (OT)
64,38910/19 L 14-34 @ St. Louis
62,035
10/26 W 13-9 TAMPA BAY
63,254
11/2 L 14-35 @ N.Y. Giants
78,826
11/9			– Bye –
11/16 W 14-10 @ Washington
90,83011/23 W 35-22 SAN FRANCISCO 63,272
11/27 W 34-9 SEATTLE
63,253
12/7 L 13-20 @ Pittsburgh
60,594
12/14 W 20-8 N.Y. GIANTS
63,776
12/20 L 24-33 BALTIMORE
63,80012/28 L 6-44 @ Philadelphia
69,144
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 291........... 276
Rushing....................................... 102............. 85
Passing........................................ 171........... 163
Penalty.......................................... 18............. 28
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 91/212...... 77/216
Third Down Efficiency................. 42.9.......... 35.6
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 7/12.......... 8/14
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,512........ 4,709
Avg. Per Game......................... 344.5........ 294.3
Total Plays................................... 979........... 969
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.6............ 4.9
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,723........ 1,706
Avg. Per Game......................... 107.7........ 106.6
Total Rushes................................ 401........... 402
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.3............ 4.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,789........ 3,003
Avg. Per Game......................... 236.8........ 187.7
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 31/199...... 59/374
Gross Yards.............................. 3,988........ 3,377
Attempts/Completions............ 547/328.... 508/308
Pct. of Completions.................... 60.0.......... 60.6
Had Intercepted............................. 20............... 8
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 78/43.4..... 74/44.3
Net Punting Average................... 36.4.......... 39.0
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 37/6.4..... 37/10.5
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 70/22.2..... 71/21.3
INT./AVG. RET............................. 8/4.5..... 20/17.5
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 120/957...... 87/601
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 29/13........ 28/14
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 43............. 36
Rushing......................................... 12..............11
Passing.......................................... 29............. 19
Returns............................................ 2............... 6
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 42/42........ 33/33
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 0/1............ 0/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 20/22........ 38/44
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 30:00........ 30:00

RUSHING
Barber
ChoiceF. Jones
Romo
Owens
R.E. Williams
CraytonAndersonJohnsonCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
238
885 3.7
92472 5.1
30
266 8.928
41 1.5
7
33 4.71
13 13..01
11 11.0
2
3 1.5
2-1 -0.5
401 1,723 4.3
402 1,706 4.2

LG TD
35t 7
38t 2
60t 3
15t 0
8t 0
13t 0
11t 0
3t 0
0t 0
60t 1282t 11RECEIVING
Witten
Owens
BarberCraytonChoiceBennett
R.E. Williams
AustinCurtisStanback
F. Jones
Anderson
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
81
952 11.8
69 1,052 15.2
52417 8.039
550 14.1
21
185 8.820283 14.2
19
198 10.4
13
278 21.4
8
32 4.02
24 12.02
10 5.02
7 3.5
328 3,988 12.2
308 3,377 11.0

LG
42t
75t
70t
55t
50t
37t
38t
63t
8t
15t
7t
6t
75t
60t

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Newman4
Jenkins
1
Ellis
1
Henry
1
Hamlin1
8
Cowboys
Opponents
20

YDS AVG
2 0.5
23 23.0
11 11.00 0.0
0 0.0
36 4.5349 17.5

TD
4
10
2
4
0
4
1
3
0
0
0
1
29
19

LG TD
2t 0
23t 1
11t 0
0t 0
0t 0
23t 1
61t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Paulescu 53 2,213 41.8 5 14 70 0 35.2
McBriar 24 1,175 49.0 3 5 66 1 38.8
Cowboys 77 3,388 43.4 8 19 70 1 36.4
Opp.
73 3,281 44.3 8 20 65 1 39.0
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
21 0 95 4.5 18t 0
A. Jones
Crayton15 9 143 9.5 33t 0
Battle
1 0
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
37 9 238 6.4 33t 0
Opponents
37 17 390 10.5 35t 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Austin29
624 21.5 36t 0
F. Jones
16
434 27.1 98t 1
Stanback
10
218 21.8 58t 0
A. Jones7
155 22.1 41t 0
Scandrick4
81 20.3 25t 0
Spencer
1
18 18.0 18t 0
Crayton1
11 11.0 11t 0
Anderson
1
9 9.0
9t 0
Curtis1
4 4.0
4t 0
Cowboys
70 1,554 22.2 98t 1
Opponents
71 1,510 21.3 93t 1					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
450
276 3,448 61.3 7.7 26 5.8 14 3.1 75t 20/123
91.4
Johnson78
41
427 52.6 5.5 2 2.6 5 6.4 36t
8/54
50.5
Bollinger
17
10
71 58.8 4.2 1 5.9 1 5.9 24t
3/22
63.6
Witten1
1
42 100.0 42.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 42t
0/0
118.8
Crayton10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys547
328 3,988 60.0 7.3 29 5.3 20 3.7 75t 31/199
84.9
Opponents
508
308 3,377 60.6 6.6 19 3.7 8 1.6 60t 59/374
86.2

356

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
72 117 62 111 0 362
79 109 67 104 6 365

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Folk
0-0 1-1
7-8 10-11 2-2
0-0 1-1
7-8 10-11 2-2
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 9-9 16-16 11-14 2-5
Folk: (),(51,47),(25,39),(36),(30),(37M,52),(46M),(38,45),(),(),(48,41,47,42),(41,42),(44,33),(),(35),(37,42)
Opponents: (34),(34,44,22),(36,38,33),(20,33,33,29),(41,31,40),(41),(54M,52,35),(36,35,51M,41),(41,46M),(),(53M,23,22,35),(44,38,25),(45M,24,41),(34,47),(26,29,37,35),(40,50,41,40M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 20/22 42/42 0 102
Owens
0 10 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 60
Barber
7 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
WittenCrayton0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
F. Jones
3 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Bennett
0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Austin0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Choice2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Anderson 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
R.E. Williams 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Jenkins0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Polk
0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1% 2
Cowboys 12 29 2 0 20/22 42/42 1 362
Opponents 10 17 4* 0 35/40 28/28 1^365
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 0-1, Opponents 0-2
a 98-yd kickoff return vs. Philadelphia (9/15)
b 23-yd int return at N.Y. Giants (11/2)% blocked punt in end zone vs. SF (11/23)* C.Gocong 0 fumble recovery vs. Phi (9/15)
J.Arrington 93 kickoff return at Arizona (10/12)
M.Beisel 3 block punt return at Arizona (10/12)
D.Townsend 25 int return at Pittsburgh (12/7)
C.Clemons 73 fumble return at Phi (12/28)
J.Hanson 96 fumble recovery at Phi (12/28)^ Kiwanuka forced fum out of ez vs. NYG (12/14)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
FB

Terrell Owens
Flozell Adams
Cory Procter (11)Andre Gurode
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo
Jason Witten
Patrick Crayton
Tony Romo
Marion Barber
Deon Anderson

K
P

Nick Folk
Sam Paulescu (10)Mat McBriar (6)RE Chris Canty
NT Jay Ratliff
LE Marcus Spears
SLB Greg Ellis
MLB Bradie JamesJLB Zach Thomas
WLB DeMarcus WareLCB Terence Newman (9)Adam Jones (4)Mike Jenkins (3)RCB Anthony HenrySS Keith Davis (8)FS Ken Hamlin
Pro Bowlers in BoldFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: WADE PHILLIPS

2009 NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAME
1/17/10 L 3-34 @ Minnesota
63,547

RECEIVING
WittenAustinWilliams
CraytonBarberJones
Bennett
Choice
Hurd
OgletreePhillips
Anderson
Cowboys
Opponents

NO
94
81
38
37
26
19
15
15
7
7
7
1
347
324

LG
69t
60t
66t
80t
42t
30t
26t
28t
53t
21t
23t
5t
80t
74t

Folk: (51,22),(47),(40M,24,19),(49),(40,22,28),(38,46,34),(48M,40),(22,33),(38M),(46M),(36,49M),(34,57M,42M),(31,42M),(44,24M),(-),(-)
Suisham: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(23),(44,30M)
Opponents: (38B,46M),(30,28,29M,36,37),(),(28),(47,38,53M),(),(43),(45,48,52),(52M,48),(45,39M,31,50M),(),(23),(29,34),(34),(),(54M)

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Jenkins
5
Newman3
Sensabaugh
1
Scandrick1
Spencer1
11
Cowboys
Opponents
9

YDS
1,030
1,320
596
622
221
119
159
132
121
96
62
5
4,483
3,651

AVG
11.0
16.3
15.7
16.8
8.5
6.3
10.6
8.8
17.3
13.7
8.9
5.0
12.9
11.3

YDS AVG
0 0.0
36 12.00 0.0
0 0.0-3 -3.0
33 3.096 10.7

TD
2
11
7
5
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
26
19

LG TD
0t 0
27t 1
0t 0
0t 0
-3t 0
27t 1
34t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
McBriar 72 3,249 45.1 3 38 63 0 39.9
Cowboys 72 3,249 45.1 3 38 63 0 39.9
Opp.
92 4,064 44.2 8 36 69 0 37.8
PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
Crayton36 23 437 12.1 82t 2
Newman2 0 -11 -5.5
0t 0
Ogletree
1 0
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
39 22 426 10.9 82t 2
Opponents
38 23 314 8.3 79t 1
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Jones30
678 22.6 41 0
Ogletree8
166 20.8 32 0
Austin7
157 22.4 29 0
Rossum1
16 16.0 16 0Anderson1
15 15.0 15 0
47 1,032 22.0 41 0
Cowboys
Opponents
47
967 20.6 67 0

1
71
27

2 3
4 OT
T
98 80 106 6 361
80 34 109 0 250

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Folk
1-1 5-6
6-7 5-12 1-2
Suisham
0-0 1-1
0-1
1-1 0-0
1-1 6-7
6-8 6-13 1-2
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0 4-5
7-9
6-7 1-5

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Folk
0 0 0 0 18/28 36/36 0 90
Austin0 11 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 66
Barber
7 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Crayton0 5 2b 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Williams
0 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Choice3 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 20
3 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Jones
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Witten0 0 0 0 2/3 5/5 0 11
Suisham
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hurd
Romo
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Newman0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 14 26 3 1 20/31 41/41 0 361
Opponents 7 19 2* 0 18/26 28/28 0 250
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 1-1, Opponents 0-0
a 27 int return vs. Carolina (9/28)
b 73 punt return vs. Atlanta (10/25)
82 punt return vs. Seattle (11/1)* B. Johnson 34 int. return vs. N.Y. Giants (9/20)
D. Hixon 79 punt return at N.Y. Giants (12/6)

USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR

K
P

					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
550
347 4,483 63.1 8.2 26 4.7 9 1.6 80t 34/196
97.6
Cowboys
550
347 4,483 63.1 8.2 26 4.7 9 1.6 80t 34/196
97.6
Opponents
572
344 3,874 60.1 6.8 19 3.3 11 1.9 74t 42/268
83.5

SIDELINES

357

2009
STATISTICS

QB
RB
FB

Roy Williams (13) RE Igor Olshansky (14)
NT Jay Ratliff
Flozell Adams
LE Marcus Spears (14)Kyle Kosier
SLB Anthony Spencer
Andre Gurode
MLB Bradie James
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo (9) JLB Keith Brooking (14)WLB DeMarcus Ware (15)
Doug Free (7)Jason Witten
LCB Terence Newman
Miles Austin (8)RCB Mike Jenkins (15)Patrick Crayton (4) SS G. Sensabaugh (15)Tony Romo
FS Ken Hamlin (12)Marion Barber (15)Alan Ball (3)Deon Anderson (10)Pro Bowlers in Bold
Nick Folk (14)Mat McBriar

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 335........... 286
Rushing........................................110............. 74
Passing........................................ 203........... 186
Penalty.......................................... 22............. 26
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 82/202...... 70/200
Third Down Efficiency................. 40.6.......... 35.0
Fourth Down-Made/Att................4/11.......... 6/12
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 6,390........ 5,045
Avg. Per Game......................... 399.4........ 315.9
Total Plays................................ 1,020........... 979
Avg. Per Play................................ 6.3............ 5.2
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,103........ 1,448
Avg. Per Game......................... 131.4.......... 90.5
Total Rushes................................ 436........... 365
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.8............ 4.0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,287........ 3,606
Avg. Per Game......................... 267.9........ 225.4
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 34/196...... 42/268
Gross Yards.............................. 4,483........ 3,874
Attempts/Completions............ 550/347.... 572/344
Pct. of Completions.................... 63.1.......... 60.1
Had Intercepted............................... 9..............11
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 72/45.1..... 92/44.2
Net Punting Average................... 39.9.......... 37.8
PUNT RET./AVG...................... 39/10.9....... 38/8.3
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 47/22.0..... 47/20.6
INT./AVG. RET............................11/3.0....... 9/10.7
PENALTIES/YARDS................115/892...... 93/768
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 20/10........ 23/10
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 43............. 28
Rushing......................................... 14............... 7
Passing.......................................... 26............. 19
Returns............................................ 3............... 2
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 41/41........ 28/28
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS............. 1/1............ 0/0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 20/31........ 18/26
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 32:04........ 27:56

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

RECORDS

AT&T STADIUM CONFIGURATION*-ALL OPEN#-ALL CLOSED^-ONLY DOORS OPEN %-ONLY ROOF OPEN

LG TD
35t 7
56t 3
66t 3
17t 1
20t 0
6t 0
11t 0
66t 1435t 72022 SEASON2009 NFC WID CARD GAME
1/9/10 W 34-14 PHILADELPHIA 92,951

ATT YDS AVG
214
932 4.4
116
685 5.964349 5.5
35
105 3.0
4
28 7.01
6 6.0
2-2 -1.0436 2,103 4.8
365 1,448 4.0

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/13 L 10-31 @ Oakland
33,165
8/21 W 30-10 TENNESSEE
75,7208/29 L 13-20 SAN FRANCISCO 72,171
9/4
W 35-31 @ Minnesota
62,334
REGULAR SEASON (11-5)
63,806
9/13 W 34-21 @ Tampa Bay
9/20 L 31-33 N.Y. GIANTS
105,121*
9/28 W 21-7 CAROLINA
90,588#
10/4 L 10-17 @ Denver
76,44010/11 W 26-20 @ Kansas City (OT) 71,214
10/18			– Bye –
10/25 W 37-21 ATLANTA
81,521#
11/1 W 37-17 SEATTLE
80,886^
11/8 W 20-16 @ Philadelphia
69,144
11/15 L 7-17 @ Green Bay
70,894
11/22 W 7-6
WASHINGTON
85,277^
11/26 W 24-7 OAKLAND
83,489*12/6 L 24-31 @ N.Y. Giants
79,244
12/13 L 17-20 SAN DIEGO
90,552*
12/19 W 24-17 @ New Orleans 70,213
12/27 W 17-0 @ Washington
88,221
1/3/10 W 24-0 PHILADELPHIA 100,621#

RUSHING
BarberJones
ChoiceRomo
CraytonOgletreeAustin
Cowboys
Opponents

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2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: WADE PHILLIPS (1-7)
JASON GARRETT (5-3)
PRESEASON (3-2)
Date W/L Score Opponent
Att.
8/8
W 16-7 CIN. @ Canton
22,364
8/12 L 9-17 OAKLAND
72,282
8/21 W 16-14 @ San Diego
64,372
8/28 L 7-23 @ Houston
70,725
W 27-25 MIAMI
71,805
9/2
REGULAR SEASON (6-10)
9/12 L 7-13 @ Washington
90,6709/19 L 20-27 CHICAGO
85,168#
9/26 W 27-13 @ Houston
71,456- Bye 10/3			
10/10 L 27-34 TENNESSEE
90,616#
10/17 L 21-24 @ Minnesota
64,12010/25 L 35-41 N.Y. GIANTS
91,375*
10/31 L 17-35 JACKSONVILLE 81,395#
11/7 L 7-45 @ Green Bay
70,913
11/14 W 33-20 @ N.Y. Giants
80,851
11/21 W 35-19 DETROIT
81,261#
11/25 L 27-30 NEW ORLEANS 93,985#
12/5 W 38-35 @ Indianapolis (OT) 67,471
12/12 L 27-30 PHILADELPHIA 85,673#
12/19 W 33-30 WASHINGTON
86,904%
12/25 L 26-27 @ Arizona
66,971
1/2/11 W 14-13 @ Philadelphia
69,144SIDELINES

2010
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenRUSHING
Jones
Barber
ChoiceKitna
AustinMcGee
Romo
Gronkowski
BryantMcBriar
Cowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
185
800 4.3
113
374 3.3
66
243 3.7
31
147 4.7
7
93 13.3
13
74 5.7
6
38 6.35
17 3.4
1
0 0.0
1
0 0.0
428 1,786 4.2
402 1,734 4.3

RECEIVING
WittenAustinJones
BryantR.Williams
Bennett
ChoiceHurd
BarberGronkowski
OgletreeJohnsonRomo
Cowboys
Opponents

NO
94
69
48
45
37
33
17
14
11
7
3
1
0
379
348

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Sensabaugh
5
Newman
5
Lee
2
Ball
2
McCann1
Brooking
1
Scandrick
1
James
1
McCray1
Jenkins
1
20
Cowboys
Opponents
19

YDS
1,002
1,041
450
561
530
260
109
120
49
35
34
6
11
4,208
4,151

LG TD
34t 1
25t 4
26t 3
29t 1
60t 1
14t 0
14t 0
8t 0
0t 0
0t 0
60t 1056t 11

AVG LG TD
10.7 33t 915.1 69t 7
9.4 71t 1
12.5 46t 6
14.3 63t 5
7.9 32t 0
6.4 17t 0
8.6 13t 0
4.5 15t 0
5.0 12t 1
11.3 19t 0
6.0
6t 0
11.0 11t 0
11.1 71t 29
11.9 91t 33

YDS AVG LG TD
26 5.2 10t 0
16 3.2 30t 0
44 22.0 31t 1
27 13.5 27t 0
101 101.0 101t 1
41 41.0 41t 040 40.0 40t 1
11 11.0 11t 0
0 0.0
0t 0
-4 -4.0 -4t 0
302 15.1 101t 3
277 14.6 66t 3

TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 327........... 309
Rushing....................................... 104............. 84
Passing........................................ 201........... 200
Penalty.......................................... 22............. 25
Third Down-Made/Att...............86/211...... 81/204
Third Down Efficiency................. 40.8.......... 39.7
Fourth Down-Made/Att............. 13/22............ 4/9
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,828........ 5,628
Avg. Per Game......................... 364.3........ 351.8
Total Plays................................ 1,035........... 977
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.6............ 5.8
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,786........ 1,734 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Avg. Per Game..........................111.6........ 108.4 McBriar 65 3,115 47.9 8 22 65 1 41.7
Total Rushes................................ 428........... 402 Cowboys 65 3,115 47.9 8 22 65 1 41.7
70 3,020 43.4 8 26 69 0 35.4
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.2............ 4.3 Opp.
NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,042........ 3,894
Avg. Per Game......................... 252.6........ 243.4 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
15 215 14.3
0 93t 2
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 31/166...... 35/257 Bryant
8 165 20.6 10 97t 1
Gross Yards.............................. 4,208........ 4,151 McCann
1 2 2.00 0t 0ATTEMPTS/COMPLETIONS. 576/379.... 540/348 Holley
Pct. of Completions.................... 65.8.......... 64.4 Owusu-Ansah
0 0 0.0
4 0t 0Had Intercepted............................. 19............. 20 Cowboys
24 382 15.9 14 97t 3
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 66/47.2..... 70/43.1 Opponents
33 205 6.2
7 16t 0Net Punting Average................... 41.7.......... 35.4
PUNT RETURN/AVG.............. 24/15.9....... 33/6.2 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
KICKOFF RETURN/AVG......... 74/21.2..... 56/24.3 Owusu-Ansah25
543 21.7 41t 0
INT./AVG.................................. 20/15.1..... 19/14.6 McCann
23
507 22.0 38t 0
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 109/863...... 79/641 Bryant
12
293 24.4 43t 0
FUMBLES/BALL LOST...............28/11........ 20/10 Ogletree6
109 18.2 31t 0
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 46............. 51 Choice3
61 20.3 27t 0
Rushing......................................... 10..............11 Gronkowski
2
23 11.5 13t 0
Passing.......................................... 29............. 33 Rucker
1
16 16.0 16t 0
Returns............................................ 7............... 7 Chandler
1
11 11.0 11t 0
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 42/44........ 49/49 Newman
1
9 9.0
9t 0
TWO POINT CONV./ATT................ 2/2............ 2/2 Cowboys
74 1,572 21.2 43t 0
FIELD GOALS/ATTS.................. 24/32........ 25/27 Opponents
56 1,363 24.3 95t 1
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION....31:11........ 28:49
					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Kitna
318
209 2,365 65.7 7.4 16 5.0 12 3.8 71t 21/100
88.9
Romo
213
148 1,605 69.5 7.5 11 5.2 7 3.3 69t
7/41
94.9
McGee
44
22
238 50.0 5.4 2 4.5 0 0.0 37t
3/25
81.4
Barber10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Cowboys576
209 4,208 65.8 7.3 29 5.0 19 3.3 71t 21/100
88.9
Opponents
540
348 4,151 64.4 7.7 33 6.1 20 3.7 91t 35/257
92.7

358

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
70 104 106 111 3 394
85 130 95 126 0 436

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Buehler
0-0 8-8
4-7 8-11 4-6
0-0 8-8
4-7 8-11 4-6
Cowboys
0-0 8-8
4-4 9-10 4-5
Opponents
Buehler:(34M),(28,44M,48),(49,40),(51,44M,26)(),(26,41),(34),(),(22,23,34M),(),(21,53,59M),(30,48M,46,38),(50,43),(42,20,35M,20,39),(42,53),(52M)
Opp: (29,49),(38,40),(24,30),(52,40),(38),(53,26),(),(54B,26),(43,25),(47),(50,45,28),(),(39,50,28),(),(49M,49,48),(43,22)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Buehler0 0 0 0 24/32 42/44 0 114
Witten0 9 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 56
Austin1 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
0 6 2a 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
BryantR.Williams 0 5 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 32
Barber
4 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Choice3 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Jones
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
McCann0 0 2b 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Gronkowski 0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lee
0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Kitna
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Scandrick 0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Ware
0 0 1e 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 10 29 7 2 24/32 42/44 0 394
Opponents 11 33 7* 2 25/27 49/49 1^436
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 2-2, Opponents 2-2
a 62 punt return vs. Chi (9/19)
93 punt return vs. NYG (10/25)
b 101 int return, @ NYG (11/14)
97 punt return vs. Detroit (11/21)
c 40 int return, @ Indianapolis (12/5)
d 31 int return, @ Indianapolis (12/5)
e 17 fumble return @ Phil (1/2/11)* D. Hall 32 fumble return, @ Wash (9/12)
P. Harvin 95 kickoff return, @ Minn (10/17)
N. Collins 26 fumble return, @ Green Bay (11/7)
C. Matthews 62 int. return, @ Green Bay (11/7)
T. Smith 2 block punt return @ Ind (12/5)
D. Rodgers-Cromartie 32 int. return @ Ari (12/25)
G. Toler 66 int. return @ Ari (12/25)^ L. Davis holding in endzone vs. Det (11/21)

USUAL STARTERS
Roy Williams (10) RE Igor Olshansky (14)
NT Jay Ratliff
Doug FreeLE Marcus Spears (7)Kyle Kosier (13)Stephen Bowen (7)Andre Gurode
SLB Anthony Spence)
Leonard Davis
Marc Colombo (15) MLB Bradie JamesJLB Keith Brooking
Jason Witten
WLB DeMarcus Ware
Miles Austin
LCB Terence Newman
Tony Romo (6)RCB Mike Jenkins
Jon Kitna (9)RB Marion Barber (10) SS Gerald Sensabaugh (14)Felix Jones (6)FS Alan BallFB Chris Gronkowski (10)P Mat McBriar
K David Buehler
Pro Bowlers in Bold
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT

ATT YDS AVG
164
897 5.5
127575 4.5
28
98 3.522
76 3.528
75 2.722
46 2.1
4
28 7.0
1
5 5.0
4
4 1.0
2
3 1.5
2
3 1.5
1
-1 -1.0
3-2 -0.7
408 1,807 4.4
385 1,585 4.1

LG TD
91t 2
40t 1
15t 0
17t 1
14t 0
17t 1
12t 0
5t 0
3t 0
5t 0
7t 0
-1t 0
0t 0
91t 5
40t 10RECEIVING
WittenBryantRobinsonAustinJones
MurrayBennett
OgletreePhillips
ChoiceHolleyMorrisFiammetta
TannerWashington
ChapasCowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
79
942 11.9
63
928 14.7
54858 15.9
43579 13.5
33
221 6.7
26
183 7.017
144 8.5
15
164 10.9
15
101 6.7
11
71 6.57
169 24.1
5
13 2.6
3
39 13.0
2
19 9.52
13 6.51
9 9.0
376 4,453 11.8
336 4,149 12.3

LG
64t
50t
74t
53t
27t
18t
15t
33t
12t
18t
77t
9t
15t
11t
15t
9t
77t
74t

YDS
87
80
11
16
15
5
3
0
217
158

AVG
21.8
20.0
5.5
16.0
15.0
5.0
3.0
0.0
14.5
13.2

LG TD
37t 0
43t 1
11t 0
16t 0
15t 0
5t 0
3t 0
0t 0
43t 1
56t 2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
McBriar 58 2,542 43.8 7 21 68 1 36.1
Jones
10 426 42.6 1 4 54 0 42.6
Bailey2
79 39.5 0 0 41 0 37.0
Cowboys 70 3,047 42.9 8 25 68 1 36.7
Opp.
72 3,420 47.5 6 21 70 0 41.8

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 32/37 39/39 0 135
Robinson 0 11 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 66
Bryant0 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Austin0 7 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 42
Witten0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Murray2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Jones
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Newman0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Phillips0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Romo
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Tanner
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 5 33 1 0 32/37 39/39 0 369
Opponents 10 24 4* 2 26/33 35/35 1^347
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 0-0, Opponents 2-2
a T.Newman 43 int return, vs. Buf (11/13)* I. Trufant 18 block punt return, @ NYJ (9/11)
B. Carpenter 34 int. return, vs. Det (10/2)
C. Houston 56 int. return, vs. Det (10/2)
D. Watson 7 fumble return, @ TB (12/17)^ J. Pierre-Paul Romo sack, vs. NYG (12/11)

USUAL STARTERS
WR Dez Bryant (13)
RE Jason Hatcher (10)LT Doug Free
Marcus Spears (5)LG Bill Nagy (4)NT Jay Ratliff
Montrae Holland (10) LE Kenyon Coleman (15)
C Phil Costa
SLB Anthony Spencer (15)RG Kyle Kosier
MLB Bradie James (13)
RT Tyron SmithJLB Sean Lee (15)TE Jason Witten
WLB DeMarcus WareWR Miles Austin (10)LCB Terence Newman (14)Laurent Robinson (4) RCB Mike Jenkins (12)QB Tony Romo
Orlando Scandrick (4)RB Felix Jones (8)SS Abram Elam
DeMarco Murray (7) FS G. Sensabaugh
FB Tony Fiammetta (6)John Phillips (4)K Dan Bailey
P Mat McBriar
Pro Bowlers in Bold

SIDELINES

359

Bailey: (34),(21M,48,19),(41,27,32,41,23,40),(41,35,23),(48,22,26),(30,51),(),(20,20,42),(45,36,31),(37,39),(32,28),(53M,50,37,49M),(49,49,47B),(30),(),(52M)
Opp: (34,50),(55),(46,27,36B,50),(33,51),(31,26),(),(23,26),(45,32,41B),(52M),(40,49M52M),(26,47M,28,27,23),(48,23),(23,26),(),(43,51),(40M,28)

2011
STATISTICS

PUNT RETURNS NO FC YDS AVG LG TD
15 5 103 6.9 20 0
BryantHarris15 6 80 5.3 14 0
Owusu-Ansah
6 3 47 7.8 21 0
Ogletree2 0 35 17.5 25 0
McCann2 0 13 6.5 16 0
Holley1 0 15 15.0 15 0
Cowboys
41 14 293 7.1 22 0
Opponents
30 17 278 9.3 55 0					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
522
346 4,184 66.3 8.0 31 5.9 10 1.9 77t 36/227
102.5
McGee
38
24
182 63.2 4.8 1 2.6 0 0.0 19t
3/25
83.4
Kitna
10
6
87 60.0 8.7 1 10.0 2 20.0 33t
0/0
82.1
Cowboys
570
376 4,453 66.0 7.8 33 5.8 12 5.1 77t 36/252
100.1
Opponents
545
336 4,149 61.7 7.6 24 4.4 15 2.8 74t 42/243
88.4

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Bailey1-1 8-9 11-11 10-12 2-4
Cowboys
1-1 8-9 11-11 10-12 2-4
Opponents
0-0 12-12 4-5
5-9 5-7

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Lee
4
Newman4
Sensabaugh
2
Hatcher1Ball
1Walker1
Jenkins
1
Scandrick1
Cowboys15
Opponents
12

TD
5
9
11
7
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33
24

AVG LG TD
28.9 51 0
26.6 69 0
19.0 25 0
18.7 23 0
18.3 26 0
18.0 22 0
13.0 16 0
38.0 38 0
26.0 26 0
23.3 69 0
21.4 43 0

RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 327........... 305
Rushing......................................... 91............. 78
Passing........................................ 219........... 199
Penalty.......................................... 17............. 28
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 78/198...... 81/204
Third Down Efficiency................. 39.4.......... 39.7
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 5/10...........4/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 6,008........ 5,491
Avg. Per Game......................... 375.5........ 343.2
Total Plays................................ 1,017........... 972
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.9............ 5.6
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,807........ 1,585
Avg. Per Game..........................112.9.......... 99.1
Total Rushes................................ 408........... 385
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.4............ 4.1
NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,201........ 3,906
Avg. Per Game......................... 262.6........ 244.1
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 39/252...... 42/243
Gross Yards.............................. 4,453........ 4,149
ATTEMPTS/COMPLETIONS. 570/376.... 545/336
Pct. of Completions.................... 66.0.......... 61.7
Had Intercepted............................. 12............. 15
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 71/42.9..... 72/47.5
Net Punting Average................... 36.2.......... 41.8
PUNT RETURN/AVG................ 41/7.1....... 30/9.3
KICKOFF RETURN/AVG......... 33/23.3..... 52/21.4
INT./AVG.................................. 15/14.5..... 12/13.2
PENALTIES/YARDS................114/816...... 85/650
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 24/9........ 20/10
Touchdowns.................................... 39............. 38
Rushing........................................... 5............. 10
Passing.......................................... 33............. 24
Returns............................................ 1............... 4
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 39/39........ 35/35
TWO POINT CONV./ATT................ 0/0............ 2/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTS.................. 32/37........ 26/33
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION... 30:55........ 29:05

RUSHING
MurrayJones
MorrisTanner
ChoiceRomo
McGee
BryantFiammetta
AustinOgletreeWashington
Kitna
Cowboys
Opponents

KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS
Harris
8
231
Jones
7
186
6
114
OgletreeOwusu-Ansah
3
56
3
55
BryantMurray236Phillips
2
26
Lissemore
1
38
McCann1
26
33
768
Cowboys
Opponents
52 1,114

2022 SEASON

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof Open

1
2 3
4 OT
T
72 110 62 119 6 369
51 112 75 103 6 347

PLAYERSPRESEASON (2-2)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/11 W 24-23 DENVER
74,045
8/21 L 7-20 SAN DIEGO
73,665
8/27 W 23-17 @ Minnesota
62,800
L 3-17 @ Miami
9/1
40,727REGULAR SEASON (8-8)
9/11 L 24-27 @ N.Y. Jets
78,702
9/18 W 27-24 @ San Fran (OT) 69,732
9/26 W 18-16 WASHINGTON
90,017%
10/2 L 30-34 DETROIT
78,122#
10/9			- Bye 10/16 L 16-20 @ New England 68,756
80,086#
10/23 W 34-7 ST. LOUIS
10/30 L 7-34 @ Philadelphia
69,144
11/6 W 23-13 SEATTLE
81,501#
11/13 W 44-7 BUFFALO
85,157#
11/20 W 27-24 @ Washignton (OT) 80,122
11/24 W 20-19 MIAMI
87,418^
12/4 L 13-19 @ Arizona (OT)
62,18012/11 L 34-37 N.Y. GIANTS
92,952#
12/17 W 31-15 @ Tampa Bay
65,162
12/24 L 7-20 PHILADELPHIA 84,432#
1/1/12 L 14-31 @ N.Y. Giants
81,077SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

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STAFF2012 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2012

SIDELINES

2012
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT
PRESEASON (3-1)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/13 W 3-0@ Oakland
50,40353,381
8/18 L 20-28 @ San Diego
8/25 W 20-19 ST. LOUIS
75,226
9/1
W 30-13 MIAMI
73,481REGULAR SEASON (8-8)
9/5
W 24-17 @ N.Y. Giants
82,287
9/16 L 7-27 @ Seattle
68,00881,984#
9/23 W 16-10 TAMPA BAY
10/1 L 18-34 CHICAGO
90,080*10/7			- Bye 10/14 L 29-31 @ Baltimore
71,38473,981
10/21 W 19-14 @ Carolina
10/28 L 24-29 N.Y. GIANTS
94,067*
11/4 L 13-19 @ Atlanta
70,84011/11 W 38-23 @ Philadelphia
69,144
11/18 W 23-20 CLEVELAND (OT) 81,963*
11/22 L 31-38 WASHINGTON
90,168*
12/2 W 38-33 PHILADELPHIA 81,851*
12/9 W 20-19 @ Cincinnati
63,59012/16 W 27-24 PITTSBURGH (OT) 95,595*
12/23 L 31-34 NEW ORLEANS (OT) 92,570*
12/30 L 18-28 @ Washington
82,845
AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenRUSHING
MurrayF. Jones
DunbarTannerRomo
Vickers
OgletreeBryantCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
161
663 4.1
111
402 3.6
21
75 3.625
61 2.430
49 1.63
11 3.72
9 4.5
2-5 -2.5
355 1,265 3.6
441 2,003 4.5

RECEIVING
WittenBryantAustinMurrayOgletreeF. Jones
HarrisBeasley
Vickers
Hanna
Phillips
DunbarTannerHolmesRomo
Cowboys
Opponents

NO
110
92
66
35
32
25
17
15
13
8
8
6
4
2
1
434
320

YDS
1,039
1,382
943
251
436
262
222
128
104
86
55
33
41
11
-1
4,992
3,895

LG TD
48t 4
22t 3
18t 0
9t 0
15t 1
13t 0
5t 0
6t 0
48t 8
43t 17

AVG LG TD
9.4 36t 3
15.0 85t 12
14.3 49t 6
7.2 22t 0
13.6 65t 4
10.5 39t 2
13.1 36t 1
8.5 20t 0
8.0 17t 0
10.8 29t 0
6.9 19t 1
5.5 14t 0
10.3 15t 0
5.5
7t 0-1.0 -1t 0
11.5 85t 29
12.2 68t 22

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Carr3
120 40.0 47t 1
FIRST DOWNS............................. 338........... 317 Peprah
1
27 27.0
2t 0
Rushing......................................... 76............. 92 Claiborne
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Passing........................................ 237........... 195 Lee
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Penalty.......................................... 25............. 30 McCray
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 93/212...... 81/202 Cowboys
7
147 21.0 47t 1
Third Down Efficiency................. 43.9.......... 40.1 Opponents
19
340 17.9 74t 3
Fourth Down-Made/Att................8/11...........6/11
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,994........ 5,687 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Avg. Per Game......................... 374.6........ 355.4 Moorman 56 2,497 44.6 3 22 64 0 38.9
Total Plays................................ 1,049........... 986 C. Jones 12 542 45.2 0 6 60 1 40.0
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.7............ 5.8
Cowboys 68 3,039 44.0 3 28 64 1 39.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,265........ 2,003
Opp.
74 3,362 45.4 10 25 68 0 37.1
Avg. Per Game........................... 79.1........ 125.2
Total Rushes................................ 355........... 441
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
Avg. Per Rush............................... 3.6............ 4.5
22 354 16.1 11 78t 1
NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,729........ 3,684 Harris
12 66 5.5
3 44t 0Avg. Per Game......................... 295.6........ 230.3 Bryant
34 420 12.4 13 78t 1
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 36/263.......34/211 Cowboys
29
279
9.6
15
98t 1
Opponents
Gross Yards.............................. 4,992........ 3,895
Attempts/Completions............ 658/434.....511/320
Pct. of Completions.................... 66.0.......... 62.6 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
12
261 21.8 44t 0
Had Intercepted............................. 19............... 7 Dunbar
11
236 21.5 29t 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 69/44.0..... 74/45.4 F. Jones11
210 19.1 29t 0
Net Punting Average................... 38.6.......... 37.1 Harris1
20 20.0 20t 0
PUNT RETURN/AVG.............. 34/12.4....... 29/9.6 Phillips
1
14 14.0 14t 0
KICKOFF RETURN/AVG......... 36/20.6..... 50/22.0 Vickers
36
741 20.6 44t 0
INT./AVG.................................... 7/21.0..... 19/17.9 Cowboys
50 1,102 22.0 108t 1
PENALTIES/YARDS................117/853...... 89/726 Opponents
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 20/10.......... 18/9
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 41............. 45
Rushing........................................... 8............. 17
Passing.......................................... 29............. 22
Returns............................................ 4............... 6
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 37/37........ 43/44
TWO POINT CONV./ATT................ 3/4............ 0/1
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 29/31........ 29/33
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION... 30:33........ 29:27
					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
648
425 4,903 65.6 7.6 28 4.3 19 2.9 85t 36/263
90.5
Orton
10
9
89 90.0 8.9
1 10.0 0 0.0 21t
0/0
137.1
Cowboys658
434 4,992 66.0 7.6 29 4.4 19 2.9 85t 36/263
91.3
Opponents
511
320 3,895 62.6 7.6 22 4.3 7 1.4 68t
34/211
94.7

360

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
36 88 84 162 6 376
71 127 79 120 3 400

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Bailey1-1 5-5 13-13 7-7 3-5
1-1 5-5 13-13 7-7 3-5
Cowboys0-0 9-9 9-12 9-10 2-2
Opponents
Bailey: (33),(),(32,26,22),(39),(42,43,34,51M),(19,49,28,38),(51),(23,32,54M),(30),(44,32,38),(30,33,51),(39),(37,40),(50,21),(47),(48)
Opp: (22),(21,25),(28),(43,21),(38),(),(41,37,26,43,37),(37M,45,46,43M,36,32),(40),(51,37),(48),(43,43),(25,33,25,52),(32),(36M,37,20),(37M)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 29/31 37/37 0 124
Bryant0 12 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 74
0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
AustinF. Jones
3 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Murray4 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Ogletree0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Witten0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Harris
0 1 1a 2 0/0 0/0 0 14
1 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 8
Romo
Carr
0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Claiborne 0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hatcher
0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Phillips0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 8 29 4 3 39/31 37/37 0 376
Opponents 17 22 6* 0 29/33 43/44 0 400
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 3-4, Opponents 0-1
a 78 punt return, @ Philadelphia (11/11)
b 47 int return, @ Philadelphia (11/11)
c 50 fumble return, vs Philadelphia (12/2)
d 0 fumble return, @ Philadelphia (11/11)* J.Johnson 3 block punt return, @ Seattle (9/16)
C.Tillman 25 int. return, vs Chicago (10/1)
L.Briggs 74 int. return, vs Chicago (10/1)
J.Jones 108 kickoff return, @ Baltimore (10/14)
J. Pierre-Paul 28 int. return, vs NYG (10/28)
D.Johnson 98 punt return, vs Phi (12/2)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB

Dez Bryant
RE Jason Hatcher
Doug Free
NT Jay Ratliff 96)
Nate Livings
Josh Brent (5)Ryan Cook (11)Sean Lissemore (3)Mackenzy Bernadeau LE Kenyon Coleman (5)Marcus Spears (6)Tyron SmithSLB Anthony Spencer
Jason Witten
MLB Bruce Carter (11)Miles Austin
Dan Connor (5)Tony Romo
DeMarco Murray (10) WLB Sean Lee (6)Ernie Sims (6)Felix Jones (6)FB Lawrence Vickers (6) JLB DeMarcus WareLCB Brandon CarrJohn Phillips (8)RCB Morris Claiborne
SS Barry Church (3)K Dan Bailey
Danny McCray 910)
P Chris Jones (4)Brian Moorman (12) FS Gerald Sensabaugh
Pro Bowlers in Bold

361

2-Pt. Conversions: Team 1-4, Opponents 2-3
a 86 punt return, vs. Washington (10/13)
b 49 int return, vs. N.Y. Giants (9/8)
c 27 fumble return, vs. N.Y. Giants (9/8)
d 0 fumble recovery, vs. Minnesota (11/3)
e 50 fumble return, at N.Y. Giants (11/24)
f 52 int return, at San Diego (9/26)* G. Jenkins 23 fumble return, vs. Oak (11/28)
USUAL STARTERS
WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB
RB
TE
K
P

LDE George Selvie
Dez Bryant
DT Nick Hayden
Tyron SmithDT Jason Hatcher
Ronald LearyRDE DeMarcus Ware
Travis Frederick
SLB Justin Durant (5)Brian Waters (5)Kyle Wilber (4)Mackenzy Bernadeau
MLB Sean Lee (11)Doug Free
Jason Witten
DeVonte Holloman (2)Miles Austin (8)WLB Bruce Carter (13)Terrance Williams LCB Brandon Carr
Tony Romo (15)RCB Orlando Scandrick (11)Kyle Orton
SS Barry Church (3)DeMarco Murray (14) FS Jeff Heath (9)J.J. Wilcox (5)Joseph Randle (2)James Hanna (8)Pro Bowlers in Bold
Dan Bailey
Chris Jones

SIDELINES					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
535
342 3,828 63.9 7.2 31 5.8 10 1.9 82t 35/272
96.7
Orton
51
33
398 64.7 7.8
2 3.9 2 3.9 39t
0/0
85.3
Cowboys586
375 4,226 64.0 7.2 33 5.6 12 2.0 82t 35/272
95.7
Opponents
623
403 4,835 64.7 7.8 33 5.3 15 2.4 87t 34/246
95.9

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 28/30 47/47 0 131
Bryant0 13 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 78
Murray9 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 60
Witten0 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
T. Williams 0 5 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 32
Harris
0 2 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Beasley0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Escobar0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Randle2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Carr
0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Church0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hayden0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Heath
0 0 1e 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lee
0 0 1f 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Tanner
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 12 33 6 1 28/30 47/47 0 439
Opponents 17 33 1* 2 25/29 47/48 2 432

2013
STATISTICSKICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Harris28857 30.6 90t 0
T. Williams
6
142 23.7 32t 0
Spurlock3
51 17.0 19t 0
Bosworth2
29 14.5 16t 0
Dunbar
1
28 28.0 28t 0
Clutts1
12 12.0 12t 0
Beasley1
11 11.0 11t 0
A. Smith
1
10 10.0 10t 0
Randle1
7 7.0
7t 0
Escobar
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Cowboys
45 1,147 25.5 90t 0
Opponents
38
791 20.8 45t 0

Bailey:(30,38,45),(51,30,53),(19,35M),(56M),(43,48),(30),(38),(53,54,44),(41,44),(37),(35),(19),(),(47,23,43,50,50),(25),(44,43,36)
Opp: (20),(57B,40),(),(36,42,23),(48,50,28),(20,32,33,49M),(60M,31),(20),(23),(37M)(21,23),(45),(27,34,23)(57),(36,22,47)(47)

PLAYOFF
RECORDSFC LG TD
10 86t 1
3 14t 00 62t 013 86t 1
27 26t 0

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Bailey2-2 2-2
8-9 10-10 6-7
2-2 2-2
8-9 10-10 6-7
Cowboys
0-0 11-11 6-7
6-7 2-4
Opponents

RECORDSPUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG
20 256 12.8
HarrisBeasley
10 68 6.8
Spurlock1 62 62.0
Cowboys
31 386 12.5
Opponents
37 339 9.2

1
2 3
4 OT
T
91 125 98 125 - 439
67 119 108 138 - 432

2022 SEASON

Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.5............ 4.7
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,954........ 4,589
Avg. Per Game......................... 247.1........ 286.8
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 35/272...... 34/246
Gross Yards.............................. 4,226........ 4,835
ATTEMPTS/COMPLETIONS. 586/375.... 623/403
Pct. of Completions.................... 64.0.......... 64.7
Had Intercepted............................. 12............. 15
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 77/45.0..... 61/47.2
Net Punting Average................... 39.1.......... 38.9
PUNT RETURN/AVG.............. 31/12.5....... 37/9.2
KICKOFF RETURN/AVG......... 45/25.5..... 38/20.8
INT./AVG.................................. 15/17.1......12/11.7
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 102/867.....112/875
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 18/8........ 16/13
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 51............. 51
Rushing......................................... 12............. 17
Passing.......................................... 33............. 33
Returns............................................ 6............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 47/47........ 47/48
TWO POINT CONV./ATT................ 1/4............ 2/3
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 28/30........ 25/29
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION... 29:02........ 30:58

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

PLAYERS

RUSHINGATT YDS AVG LG TD
Murray217 1,121 5.2 43t 9
Randle54
164 3.0 19t 2
Dunbar30
150 5.0 45t 0
PRESEASON (2-3)
Romo20
38 1.9 15t 0
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
9
12 1.39t 1
8/4
W 24-20 MIAMI @ Canton 22,364 Tanner
1
8 8.0
8t 0
8/9
L 17-19 @ Oakland
43,013 Orton
Harris1
6
6.0
6t059,698
8/17 L 7-12 @ Arizona
3
4 1.3
5t 0
8/24 W 24-18 CINCINNATI
76,376 T. Williams
1
1 1.0
1t 0
8/29 L 6-24 HOUSTON
76,856 Bryant
Cowboys
336 1,504 4.5 45t 12
REGULAR SEASON (8-8)
437 2,056 4.7 60t 17
9/8
W 36-31 N.Y. GIANTS
85,348# Opponents
9/15 L 16-17 @ Kansas City
76,952NO YDS AVG LG TD
9/22 W 31-7 ST. LOUIS
80,848# RECEIVING
93 1,233 13.3 79t 13
9/29 L 21-30 @ San Diego
68,601 Bryant
Witten73
851 11.7 34t 8
10/6 L 48-51 DENVER
92,758^53
350 6.6 22t 1
10/13 W 31-16 WASHINGTON
90,239# Murray
44
736 16.7 82t 5
10/20 W 17-3 @ Philadelphia
69,144 T. Williams
39
368 9.4 23t 2
10/27 L 30-31 @ Detroit
64,379 Beasley24244 10.2 20t 085,360* Austin
11/3 W 27-23 MINNESOTA
1273 6.1 21t 0
11/10 L 17-49 @ New Orleans 73,018 Hanna
Escobar9
134 14.9 25t 2- Bye 11/17			
9
80 8.9 24t 2
11/24 W 24-21 @ N.Y. Giants
80,499 Harris
8
61 7.6 13t 0
11/28 W 31-24 OAKLAND
87,572# Randle
7
59 8.4 17t 0
12/9 L 28-45 @ Chicago
62,229 Dunbar
3
33 11.0 17t 0
12/15 L 36-37 GREEN BAY
91,054# Tanner
1
4 4.0
4t 0
12/22 W 24-23 @ Washington
80,411 Clutts
375 4,226 11.3 82t 33
12/29 L 22-24 PHILADELPHIA 91,166# Cowboys
Opponents
403 4,835 12.0 87t 33
AT&T Stadium configuration
INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD*-All Open#- All Closed
Lee4
174 43.5 74t 1^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenCarr
3
49 16.3 49t 1
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Scandrick
2
0 0.0
0t 0
FIRST DOWNS............................. 325........... 388 Moore
1
21 21.0 21t 0
Rushing......................................... 80........... 122 Allen1
13 13.0 13t 0
Passing........................................ 213........... 231 Ware
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Penalty.......................................... 32............. 35 Church
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 63/180...... 91/210 Claiborne
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Third Down Efficiency................. 35.0.......... 43.3 Heath
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Fourth Down-Made/Att................. 4/6.......... 9/18
Cowboys15
257 17.1 74t 2
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,458........ 6,645
12
140 11.7 91t 0
Opponents
Avg. Per Game......................... 341.3........ 415.3
Total Plays................................... 957........ 1,094
PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.7............ 6.1
C. Jones 77 3,467 45.0 6 30 62 0 39.1
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,504........ 2,056
Avg. Per Game........................... 94.2........ 128.5 Cowboys 77 3,467 45.0 6 30 62 0 39.1
Opp.
61 2,880 47.2 6 20 68 0 38.9
Total Rushes................................ 336........... 437
SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT

STAFF

2013 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2013

STAFF2014 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2014
RUSHING
MurrayRandleDunbarRomo
Att.
Harris57,22877,624# Weeden
55,623 Cowboys
77,922# Opponents

SIDELINES

2014
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT

PRESEASON (0-4)
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/7
L 7-27 @ San Diego
8/16 L 30-37 BALTIMORE
8/23 L 20-25 @ Miami
8/28 L 3-27 DENVER
REGULAR SEASON (12-4)
9/7
L 17-28 SAN FRANCISCO 91,174#
9/14 W 26-10 @ Tennessee
69,14358,7399/21 W 34-31 @ St. Louis
9/28 W 38-17 NEW ORLEANS 91,176#
10/5 W 20-17 HOUSTON (OT) 91,159#
10/12 W 30-23 @ Seattle
68,432
91,028^
10/19 W 31-21 N.Y. GIANTS
10/27 L 17-20 WASHINGTON (OT) 87,055#
11/2 L 17-28 ARIZONA
85,688%
11/9 W 31-17 @ Jac. (London) 83,603
11/16			- Bye 11/23 W 31-28 @ N.Y. Giants
80,52011/27 L 10-33 PHILADELPHIA 91,379#
12/4 W 41-28 @ Chicago
61,558
12/14 W 38-27 @ Philadelphia
69,596
12/21 W 42-7 INDIANAPOLIS
91,899#12/28 W 44-17 @ Washington
80,8972014 NFC WILD CARD GAME
1/4/15 W 24-20 DETROIT
91,410#2014 NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAME
1/11/15 L 21-26 @ Green Bay
79,704
AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS............................. 342........... 315
Rushing....................................... 105............. 86
Passing........................................ 205........... 195
Penalty.......................................... 31............. 34
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 95/201...... 89/204
Third Down Efficiency................. 47.3.......... 43.6
Fourth Down-Made/Att................. 3/6........ 10/20
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 6,138........ 5,681
Avg. Per Game......................... 383.6........ 355.1
Total Plays................................ 1,014........... 978
Avg. Per Play................................ 6.1............ 5.8
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,354........ 1,650
Avg. Per Game......................... 147.1........ 103.1
Total Rushes................................ 508........... 392
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.6............ 4.2
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,784........ 4,031
Avg. Per Game......................... 236.5........ 251.9
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 30/224...... 28/156
Gross Yards.............................. 4,008........ 4,187
ATTEMPTS/COMPLETIONS. 476/328.... 558/371
Pct. of Completions.................... 68.9.......... 66.5
Had Intercepted..............................11............. 18
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 58/44.6..... 67/44.9
Net Punting Average................... 39.8.......... 38.7
PUNT RETURN/AVG................ 30/9.2....... 25/9.6
KICKOFF RETURN/AVG......... 33/23.9..... 43/21.4
INT./AVG.................................. 18/12.7......11/12.9
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 105/839.... 104/861
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 21/14........ 20/13
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 56............. 43
Rushing......................................... 16............. 18
Passing.......................................... 37............. 22
Returns............................................ 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 56/56........ 40/41
TWO POINT CONV./ATT................ 0/0............ 2/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTS.................. 25/29........ 16/18
AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION... 32:22........ 27:38

RECEIVING
BryantWittenMurrayT. Williams
Beasley
DunbarEscobarHarrisHannaRandleStreetCluttsCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
392 1,845 4.7 51t 13
51
343 6.7 65t 329
99 3.4 14t 026
61 2.3 21t 0
4
7 1.8
9t 0
6
-1 -0.2
1t 0
508 2,354 4.6 65t 16
392 1,650 4.2 62t 18

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

NO YDS AVG
88 1,320 15.0
64703 11.0
57
416 7.3
37621 16.8
37
420 11.4
18
217 12.1
9105 11.77
116 16.6
4
48 12.04
23 5.82
18 9.01
1 1.0
328 4,008 12.2
371 4,187 11.3

Bailey: (29),(48,44,51,48),(29,40),(51),(33,53M,49),(42,56,31),(49),(21),(52,35B),(54,48B),(38),(28),(35,27), (49),(52M),(36,32,23)
Opp: (37M),(47),(28),(41M,30),(29),(33,33,48),(44,40),(),(),(),(),(31,22,26,25),()(47,43),(),(25)INTERCEPTIONS NO
Carter5
Wilcox3
Church2
Scandrick2
R. McClain
2
Patmon1
Hitchens
1
Durant1
Claiborne
1
Cowboys18
Opponents
11

YDS
72
46
49
2
0
58
8
1
-8
228
142

AVG
14.4
15.3
24.5
1.0
0.0
58.0
8.0
1.0
-8.0
12.7
12.9

LG
68t
34t
34t
51t
45t
40t
26t
56t
27t
14t
9t
1t
68t
72t

TD
16
5
0
8
4
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
37
22

LG TD
35t 1
46t 0
45t 0
2t 0
0t 0
58t 1
8t 0
1t 0
-8t 0
58t 2
48t 1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
C. Jones 57 2,586 45.4 2 21 64 1 39.8
Cowboys 58 2,586 44.6 2 21 64 1 39.8
Opp.
67 3,007 44.9 7 24 68 0 38.7

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Bailey0-0 6-6
6-7
8-9 5-7
0-0 6-6
6-7
8-9 5-7
Cowboys0-0 5-5
4-5
6-7 0-0
Opponents

SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 25/29 56/56 0 131
Bryant0 16 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 96
Murray13 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 78
T. Williams 0 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
Witten0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Beasley0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Escobar0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Randle3 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Carter
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Patmon0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Spencer
0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 16 37 3 0 25/29 56/56 0 467
Opponents 18 22 3* 2 16/18 40/41 1^ 352
2-Pt. Conversions: Team 0-0, Opponents 2-2
a 25 int return at StL (9/21)
b 58 int return. vs. Ari (11/2)
c 5 fumble return at Was (12/28)* C. Culliver 35 fumble return vs. SF (9/7)
J. Jenkins 25 int. return at StL (9/21)
M. Morgan 25 fumble return at Seattle (10/12)^ K. Wilber holding in end zone at Jac (11/9)

PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
30 275 9.2 13 38 0
HarrisCowboys
30 275 9.2 13 38 0
Opponents
25 240 9.6 15 37 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO
Harris30
Dunbar2
Wilber1
33
Cowboys
Opponents
43

YDS
742
46
2
790
921

AVG LG TD
24.7 42 0
23.0 28 02.0
2 023.9 42 0
21.4 46 0

1
2 3
4 OT
T
95 140 110 119 3 467
76 92 58 123 3 352

USUAL STARTERS

RB
TE

Dez Bryant
Tyron Smith
Ron Leary (15)Travis Frederick
Zack Martin
Doug Free (11)Jermey Parnell (5)Jason Witten
Terrance Williams
Tony Romo (15)Brandon Weeden
DeMarco Murray
James Hanna (12)LDE George Selvie (13)
DT Nick Hayden
DT Tyrone Crawford (15)RDE Jeremy Mincey
SLB Bruce Carter (7)MLB Rolando McClain (12)WLB Justin Durant (6)Anthony Hitchens (7)LCB Brandon Carr
RCB Orlando Scandrick (14)
CB Sterling Moore (7)SS Barry Church
FS J.J. Wilcox

K
PLS

Dan Bailey
Chris Jones
L.P. Ladouceur

Pro Bowlers in Bold

WR
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
TE
WR
QB

					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Romo
435
304 3,705 69.9 8.5 34 7.8 9 2.1 68t 29/215
113.2
Weeden41
24
303 58.5 7.4
3 7.3 2 4.9 40t
1/985.7
Dal. Total
476
328 4,008 68.9 8.4 37 7.8 11 2.3 68t 30/224
110.9
Opponents
558
371 4,187 66.5 7.5 22 3.9 18 3.2 72t 28/156
88.5

362

Bailey: (21,32),(20,28),(),(30,38),(51,23),(30,48),(33,35,52,27),(41,44),(42,53,48M),(30),(21,48),(38,34,20,54),(),(27,38,50),(46,50M,22),()
Opp: (50,40,30,19),(46),(32),(51,29,30M),(49,57,3
4), 		(47,34),(26,47B,24),(31,53),(52,46M),(),(49,43,25,50,43B),(45,36,46,43M),(),(36,45M,40),(32),(27,33)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 30/32 25/25 0 115
0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Beasley
4 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
RandleMcFadden 3 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 20
Bryant0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
T. Williams 0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Witten0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Escobar0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
R. McClain 0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Street0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Turbin1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wilber
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wilcox0 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1c 2
Cowboys 8 16 2 1 30/32 25/25 1 275
Opponents 16 19 6* 1 30/36 36/38 0 374
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 1-1, Opponents 1-1
a 26 punt block return at Phi (9/20)
b 12 int return at Mia (11/22)
c tackle A. Morris in end zone vs. Was (1/3/16)* Rodgers-Cromartie 57 fum return vs. NYG (9/13)
Rodgers-Cromartie 58 int return at NYG (10/25)
Harris 101 kickoff return at NYG (10/25)
J. Hicks 67 int return vs. Phi (11/18)
K. Coleman 36 int return vs. Car (11/26)
L. Keuchly 32 int. return vs. Car (11/26)
USUAL STARTERS

2015
STATISTICSLE DeMarcus Lawrence (13)WR Dez Bryant (9)LT Tyron Smith
DT Tyrone Crawford
LG La’El Collins (11)
DT Nick Hayden (15)Ronald Leary (4)RE Greg Hardy (12)C Travis Frederick
WLB Sean Lee (14)RG Zack Martin
MLB Rolando McClain (11)RT Doug Free
Anthony Hitchens (5)TE Jason Witten
SLB Kyle Wilber (6)WR Terrance Williams (13) RCB Morris Claibore (11)LCB Brandon Carr
QB Tony Romo (4)SS Barry Church (15)Matt Cassel (7)FS Byron Jones (7)Kellen Moore (2)J.J. Wilcox (9)Brandon Weeden (3)RB Darren McFadden (10)K Dan Bailey
Joseph Randle (6)P Chris Jones
TE James Hanna (7)Gavin Escobar (2)Tyler Clutts (5)Pro Bowlers in Bold

PLAYOFF
RECORDSSIDELINES

363

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0-0
9-9 10-10 6-7 5-6
Bailey0-0
9-9 10-10 6-7 5-6
Cowboys
1-1
5-5 9-10 9-14 6-6
Opponents

RECORDSLG SKS/YDS RATING
51t
14/86
70.6
39t
6/35
79.3
36t
5/23
71.0
67t
8/62
92.1
0t
0/0
39.6
67t
33/20676.580t
31/229
94.2

1
2 3
4 OT
T
51 84 46 94 0 275
66 100 64 132 12 374

2022 SEASON					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT
Cassel204
119 1,276 58.3 6.3 5 2.5 7 3.4
Romo
121
83
884 68.6 7.3 5 4.1 7 5.8
Moore
104
61
779 58.7 7.5 4 3.8 6 5.8
Weeden9871
738 72.4 7.5 2 2.0 2 2.0
McFadden
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
Cowboys528
334 3,677 63.3 7.0 16 3.0 22 4.2
Opponents
506
330 3,865 65.2 7.6 19 3.8 8 1.6

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

PLAYERS

RUSHINGATT YDS AVG LG TD
McFadden239 1,089 4.6 50t 3
Randle76
315 4.1 37t 4
Turbin32
139 4.3 22t 1
PRESEASON (1-3)
Whitehead10
107
10.7 33t 0
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
Cassel15
78 5.2 24t 0
8/13 L 7-17 @ San Diego
58,5075
67 13.4 45t 0
8/23 L 6-23 @ San Francisco 70,178 Dunbar
15
51 3.4 13t 0
86,082 C. Michael
8/29 L 14-28 MINNESOTA
930 3.3 11t 0
9/3
W 21-14 HOUSTON
85,067 Weeden
Romo
4
13 3.3 12t 0
REGULAR SEASON (4-12)
1
2 2.0
2t 0
9/13 W 27-26 N.Y. GIANTS
93,579# Heath2-1 -0.50t 09/20 W 20-10 @ Philadelphia
69,296 Moore
Cowboys
408
1,890
4.6
50t
8
90,345#
9/27 L 28-39 ATLANTA
461 1,934 4.2 50t 16
10/4 L 20-26 @ New Orleans (OT) 73,009 Opponents
10/11 L 6-30 NEW ENGLAND 96,054#
REC YDS AVG LG TD
RECEIVING
10/18			– Bye –
77
713 9.3 35t 3
10/25 L 20-27 @ N.Y. Giants
80,319 Witten
52
840 16.2 42t 3
11/1 L 12-13 SEATTLE
91,486# T. Williams
10.3 30t 5
Beasley52
536
11/8 L 27-33 PHILADELPHIA (OT) 91,827%40
328 8.2 21t 0
11/15 L 6-10 @ Tampa Bay
64,133 McFadden
Bryant
31
401
12.9
51t 3
11/22 W 24-14 @ Miami
65,11521215 10.2 39t 0
11/26 L 14-33 CAROLINA
90,909# Dunbar
12258 21.5 67t 0
12/7 W 19-16 @ Washington
80,444# Butler
10
86 8.6 25t 0
12/13 L 7-28 @ Green Bay
78,369 Randle
979 8.8 17t 0
12/19 L 16-19 N.Y. JETS
90,345% Hanna
864 8.0 22t 1
12/27 L 6-16 @ Buffalo
70,172 Escobar
7
114 16.3 25t 1
1/3/16 L 23-34 WASHINGTON
90,127# Street
Whitehead6
16 2.78t 0
Turbin5
15 3.0 15t 0
AT&T Stadium configuration
R.
Smith
1
6
6.0
6t
0
*-All Open#- All Closed
1
4 4.0
4t 0
Clutts^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof Open
C. Michael
1
2 2.0
2t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Swaim
334 3,677 11.0 67t 16
FIRST DOWNS.............................307............ 317 Cowboys
330 3,865 11.7 80t 19
Rushing.........................................94.............113 Opponents
Passing........................................175............ 172
Penalty..........................................38.............. 32 INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
2
19 9.5 19t 0
Third Down-Made/Att..............66/191....... 81/208 Heath
1
24 24.0 24t 0
Third Down Efficiency.................34.6........... 38.9 Wilcox
1
12 12.0 12t 1
Fourth Down-Made/Att...............8/16........... 5/10 R. McClain
1
9 9.0
9t 0
TOTAL NET YARDS...................5,361......... 5,570 Hardy
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Avg. Per Game.........................335.1......... 348.1 Lee
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Total Plays...................................969............ 998 Olatoye1-2 -2.0 -2t 0
Avg. Per Play................................5.5............. 5.6 Mitchell
8
62 7.8 24t 1
NET YARDS RUSHING..............1,890......... 1,934 Cowboys
22
428 19.5 67t 4
Avg. Per Game.........................118.1......... 120.9 Opponents
Total Rushes................................408............ 461
Avg. Per Rush...............................4.6............. 4.2 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
NET YARDS PASSING...............3,471......... 3,636 C. Jones 69 3,117 45.2 1 27 61 0 42.5
Avg. Per Game.........................216.9......... 227.1 Cowboys 69 3,117 45.2 1 27 61 0 42.5
Sacked/Yards Lost..................33/206....... 31/229 Opp.
74 3,329 45.0 5 30 63 1 41.2
Gross Yards..............................3,677......... 3,865
Attempts/Completions............528/334..... 506/330 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
Pct. of Completions....................63.3........... 65.2 Whitehead
19 110 5.8 4 28t 0
Had Intercepted.............................22................ 8 Beasley
12 69 5.8 17 22t 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE..................69/45.2...... 74/45.0 Dunbar
1
4 4.0 04t 0
Net Punting Average...................42.5........... 41.2 White1
0 0.0 00t 0
PUNT RET./AVG........................33/5.5........ 24/6.8 Cowboys
33 183 5.5 21 28t 0
KICKOFF RET./AVG................28/25.1...... 23/23.9 Opponents
24 162 6.8 22 25t 0
INT./AVG. RET.............................8/7.8...... 22/19.5
PENALTIES/YARDS...............112/879......113/898 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
FUMBLES/BALL LOST..............18/11............11/3 Whitehead16452 28.3 79t 0
TOUCHDOWNS..............................26.............. 41 Dunbar
6
146 24.3 32t 0
Rushing...........................................8.............. 16 Patmon
2
26 13.0 20t 0
Passing..........................................16.............. 19 R. Smith
1
26 26.0 26t 0
Returns............................................2................ 6 McFadden
1
23 23.0 23t 0
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS.....25/25......... 36/38 Street
1
22 22.0 22t 0
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS.............1/1............. 1/1 T. Williams
1
9 9.0
9t 0
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........30/32......... 30/36 Cowboys
28
704 25.1 79t 0
AVG. TIME OF POSS.................30:59......... 29:01 Opponents
23
549 23.9 100t 1
FOURTH PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT

STAFF

2015 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2015

STAFF2016 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 20162022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT
PRESEASON (1-3)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/13 L 24-28 @ LA Rams
89,14082,862#
8/19 W 41-14 MIAMI
8/25 L 17-27 @ Seattle
68,505
L 17-28 HOUSTON
81,016#
9/1
REGULAR SEASON (13-3)
9/11 L 19-20 N.Y. GIANTS
92,867#
9/18 W 27-23 @ Washington
80,61290,554#
9/25 W 31-17 CHICAGO
10/2 W 24-17 @ San Francisco 70,178
91,653^
10/9 W 28-14 CINCINNATI
10/16 W 30-16 @ Green Bay
78,481– Bye –
10/23			10/30 W 29-23 PHILADELPHIA (OT) 93,103*
11/6 W 35-10 @ Cleveland
67,431
11/13 W 35-30 @ Pittsburgh
67,737
93,056#
11/20 W 27-17 BALTIMORE
11/24 W 31-26 WASHINGTON
93,099#12/1 W 17-15 @ Minnesota
66,86012/11 L 7-10 @ N.Y. Giants
80,874
12/18 W 26-20 TAMPA BAY
93,101#
12/26 W 42-21 DETROIT
92,885#
1/1/17 L 13-27 @ Philadelphia
69,5962016 NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAME
1/15/17 L 31-34 GREEN BAY
93,396#SIDELINES

2016
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS.............................358............ 330
Rushing.......................................142.............. 79
Passing........................................191............ 226
Penalty..........................................25.............. 25
Third Down-Made/Att..............80/189....... 77/197
Third Down Efficiency.................42.3........... 39.1
Fourth Down-Made/Att.................8/9........... 9/14
TOTAL NET YARDS...................6,027......... 5,503
Avg. Per Game.........................376.7......... 343.9
Total Plays................................1,010......... 1,009
Avg. Per Play................................6.0............. 5.5
NET YARDS RUSHING..............2,396......... 1,336
Avg. Per Game.........................149.8........... 83.5
Total Rushes................................499............ 340
Avg. Per Rush...............................4.8............. 3.9
NET YARDS PASSING...............3,631......... 4,167
Avg. Per Game.........................226.9......... 260.4
Sacked/Yards Lost..................28/168....... 36/209
Gross Yards..............................3,799......... 4,376
Attempts/Completions............483/325..... 633/425
Pct. of Completions....................67.3........... 67.1
Had Intercepted...............................6................ 9
PUNTS/AVERAGE..................59/45.1...... 70/43.6
Net Punting Average...................40.5........... 39.3
PUNT RET./AVG........................28/7.1........ 22/8.7
KICKOFF RET./AVG................24/20.5...... 33/22.6
INT./AVG. RET.............................9/8.3.......... 6/5.5
PENALTIES/YARDS...............105/879....... 90/784
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................22/9..........28/11
TOUCHDOWNS..............................49.............. 34
Rushing.........................................24................ 9
Passing..........................................25.............. 25
Returns............................................0................ 0
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS.....46/46......... 27/28
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS.............0/2............. 0/6
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........27/32......... 25/32
AVG. TIME OF POSS.................31:41......... 28:19

RUSHING
Elliott
PrescottMorris
McFaddenWhitehead
Dunbar
C. Jones
Beasley
K. Smith
SanchezCowboys
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
322 1,631 5.1 60t 15
57 282 4.9 18t 6
69 243 3.5 17t 2
24
87 3.6 24t 010
82 8.2 26t 0931 3.4 10t 1
130 30.0 30t 0
1
7 7.0
7t 0
2
5 2.5
3t 0
4
-2 -0.51t 0
499 2,396 4.8 60t 24
340 1,336 3.9 36t 9

RECEIVING
Beasley
WittenBryantT. Williams
Elliott
ButlerDunbarSwaim
EscobarWhitehead
K. Smith
McFaddenMorrisR. Smith
Cowboys
Opponents

REC YDS75 83369 67350 79644 59432 36316 21916 122
6
69
4
30
3
48
3
20
3
17
3
11
1
4
325 3,799
425 4,376

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Church2Claiborne
1
Heath
1
Wilcox
1
Jones
1
Brown
1
Carr
1
Scandrick1
Cowboys9
Opponents
6

AVG LG TD
11.1 47t 5
9.8 35t 3
15.9 56t 8
13.5 47t 4
11.3 83t 1
13.7 41t 3
7.6 16t 0
11.5 28t 0
7.5 14t 1
16.0 35t 0
6.7 14t 0
5.7 11t 0
3.7
6t 0
4.0
4t 0
11.7 83t 25
10.3 67t 25

YDS AVG
14 7.027 27.0
19 19.0
8 8.0
7 7.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
0 0.0
75 8.333 5.5

LG TD
14t 0
27t 0
19t 0
8t 0
7t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
27t 0
29t 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
89 142 82 102 6 421
51 89 67 99 0 306

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0-0
9-9
8-8
7-9 3-6
BaileyCowboys
0-0
9-9
8-8
7-9 3-6
0-0
7-7 14-14 3-7 1-4
Opponents
Bailey: (23,56,25,54),(22,31),(49,47M),(47M,22),(),(44,22,32),(38,23.49),(),(37,53,46),(30,21),(46),(39),(55M);(56M,27,52M,40,38,33),(49,23)
Opp: (),(36,29,22),(34),(36),(50M),(37,43,34),(30,55,34),(31,41M),(39,55M,25),(46),(43M,24,55M,20),(48,36,33),(39),(25,34),(47M),(22,49M,33)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 27/32 46/46 0 127
Elliott
15 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 96
0 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
Bryant6 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Prescott0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Beasley
Williams
0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Butler0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Witten0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Morris
2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
DunbarEscobar0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 24 25 0 0 27/32 46/46 0 421
Opponents 9 25 0 0 25/32 27/28 0 306
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 0-2, Opponents 0-6
USUAL STARTERS
WR Dez Bryant (13)
LT Tyron Smith (13)
LG Ronald Leary (13)C Travis Frederick
RG Zack Martin
RT Doug Free
TE Jason Witten
WR Terrance Williams
QB Dak Prescott
RB Ezekiel Elliott (15)TE Jason Witten
Dan Bailey
Chris Jones
Pro Bowlers in Bold

DE Tyrone Crawford (12)DT Maliek Collins (14)DT Terrell McClain (15)DE Jack Crawford (7)Benson Mayowa (6)DeMarcus Lawrence (3)WLB Sean Lee (15)MLB Anthony Hitchens
SLB Damien Wilson (6)CB Morris Claiborne
Orlando Scandrick
Anthony Brown
CB Brandon Carr
SS Barry Church (12)FS Byron Jones					 AVG		
PCT		PCTATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INTPASSING
Prescott459
311 3,667 67.8 8.0 23 5.0 4 0.9
Sanchez18
10
93 55.6 5.2 0 0.0 2 11.1
Romo
4
3
29 75.0 7.3 1 25.0 0 0.0
Bryant1
1
10 100.0 10.0 1 100.0 0 0.0
Beasley10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
Cowboys483
325 3,799 67.3 7.9 25 5.2 6 1.2
Opponents
633
425 4,376 67.1 6.9 25 3.9 9 1.4

LG SKS/YDS RATING
83t
25/143
104.9
33t
3/25
30.3
15t
0/0
134.4
10t
0/0
147.7
0t
0/0
39.6
83t
28/168103.0
67t
36/20994.1

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
58 2,661 45.9 4 25 66 1 40.5
Jones
Cowboys 59 2,661 45.1 4 25 66 1 40.5
Opp.
70 3,049 43.6 5 26 65 0 39.3
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
Whitehead
25 195 7.8 6 39 0
Beasley3
3 1.0 93 0
Cowboys
28 198 7.1 15 39 0
Opponents
22 192 8.7 17 26 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO
Whitehead
17
Dunbar2
McFadden
1
R. Smith1
Morris1
Escobar
1
Davis
1
Cowboys24
Opponents
33

YDS
394
32
30
19
12
5
0
492
746

364

AVG
23.2
16.0
30.0
19.0
12.0
5.0
0.0
20.5
22.6

K
P

LG TD
33t 0
16t 0
30t 0
19t 0
12t 0
5t 0
0t 0
33t 0
53t 0

SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETTRECEIVING
BryantWittenWilliams
Beasley
Elliott
R. Smith
ButlerMorris
SwitzerK. Smith
Hanna
Brown
Swaim
PrescottCowboys
Opponents

REC YDS69 83863 56053 56836 31426 26919 20215 317
7
45
6
41
5
26
4
88
4
33
2
25
0
0
309 3,326
371 3,746

AVG LG TD
12.1 50t 6
8.9 28t 5
10.7 56t 0
8.7 54t 4
10.3 72t 2
10.6 81t 1
21.1 53t 3
6.4 13t 0
6.8 12t 0
5.2 12t 0
22.0 31t 1
8.3 14t 0
12.5 18t 00.0
3t 010.8 81t 22
10.1 56t 28

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
60 128 46 120 - 354
46 80 97 109 - 332

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
1-1
3-4
4-5
4-5 3-5
BaileyNugent0-0
2-2
2-3
3-4 0-0
1-1
5-6
6-8
7-9 3-5
Cowboys
Opponents
0-0
5-5
7-12 6-7 1-1
Bailey: (21,48,42,36),(56),(),(34),(43),(),(-),(-),(-),(-),(),(24),(21,53M,50M),(45,19),(34,51,51,39,34M,48M),(23M)
Nugent: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(49M,36,48,27,37),(),(38M),(48,27,47),(),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-).
Opp: (25),(49M),(36M,37),(49,44,44,30,28,43,33)(22),(42),(38,42,36B),(38),(50,29),(34M),(35M,22),(),(39),(39M,39),(),()

2017
STATISTICS
SIDELINES365

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Heath
3
20 6.7 14t 0
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP Brown2
16 8.0 16t 0
FIRST DOWNS.............................314............ 312 Lewis
1
25 25.0 25t 0
Rushing.......................................127.............. 96 B. Jones
1
21 21.0 21t 1
Passing........................................162............ 181 Lee
1
9 9.0
9t 0
Penalty..........................................25.............. 35 Woods
1
7 7.0
7t 0 2-pt Conversions: Dallas 0-3, Opponents 3-5
Third Down-Made/Att..............87/203....... 90/210 Awuzie
1
0 0.0
0t 0
Third Down Efficiency.................42.9........... 42.9 Cowboys
10
98 9.8 25t 1 a- 21 int return at Was 10/29)
Fourth Down-Made/Att.............10/19........... 4/13 Opponents
13
298 22.9 103t 4 b- 83 punt return vs. Was 11/30
TOTAL NET YARDS...................5,311......... 5,089
Avg. Per Game.........................331.9......... 318.1 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET * A. Talib 103 int return at Den 9/17
Total Plays................................1,005......... 1,000 C. Jones 66 2,908 44.1 5 34 62 0 41.4 * D. Randall 21 int return vs. GB 10/8
* N. Bradham 37 fum return vs. Phi 11/19
Avg. Per Play................................5.3............. 5.1
Cowboys 66 2,908 44.1 5 34 62 0 41.4 * D. King 90 int return vs. LAC 11/23
NET YARDS RUSHING..............2,170......... 1,664
Opp.
70 3,149 45.0 5 22 62 0 39.6 * J. Coleman 30 int return vs. Sea 12/24
Avg. Per Game.........................135.6......... 104.0
Total Rushes................................480............ 403
Avg. Per Rush...............................4.5............. 4.1 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
29 256 8.8 10 83t 1
NET YARDS PASSING...............3,141......... 3,425 Switzer
2 19 9.5 5 15t 0
Avg. Per Game.........................196.3......... 214.1 Bailey
USUAL STARTERS
31 275 8.9 15 83t 1
Sacked/Yards Lost..................32/185......... 38/21 Cowboys
18 75 4.2 20 20t 0
Gross Yards..............................3,326......... 3,746 Opponents
DE DeMarcus Lawrence
WR Dez Bryant
Attempts/Completions............493/309..... 559/317
DT Maliek Collins (14)
LT Tyron Smith (13)Pct. of Completions....................62.7........... 66.4 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
LG Jonathan Cooper (13) DT David Irving (8)24600 25.0 61t 0
Had Intercepted.............................13.............. 10 Switzer
DE Tyrone Crawford (14)C Travis Frederick
1
20 20.0 20t 0
PUNTS/AVERAGE..................66/44.1...... 70/45.0 Smith
RG Zack Martin
WLB Sean Lee (11)
Cowboys25
620 24.8 61t 0
Net Punting Average...................41.4........... 39.6
RT La’el Collins
MLB Anthony Hitchens (12)35759 21.7 66t 0
PUNT RET./AVG........................31/8.9........ 18/4.2 Opponents
TE James Hanna (8)SLB Damien Wilson (9)KICKOFF RET./AVG................25/24.8...... 35/21.7
WR Terrance Williams (14) CB Orlando Scandrick (11)INT./AVG. RET...........................10/9.8...... 13/22.9
QB Dak Prescott
Chidobe Awuzie (3)PENALTIES/YARDS.................97/939..... 107/880
RB Ezekiel Elliott (10)
CB Anthony Brown (9)FUMBLES/BALL LOST................11/9..........26/11
TE Jason Witten
Jourdan Lewis (3)TOUCHDOWNS..............................42.............. 40
SS Jeff Heath
Rushing.........................................18................ 7
FS Byron Jones
K Dan Bailey
Passing..........................................22.............. 28
P Chris Jones
Returns............................................2................ 5
Pro Bowlers in Bold
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS.....36/39......... 29/35
PCT		PCTTWO POINT CONV./ATTS.............0/3............. 3/5 					 AVG		ATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATINGFIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........22/29......... 19/25 PASSING
490
308 3,324 62.9 6.8 22 4.5 13 2.7 81t
32/185
86.6
AVG. TIME OF POSS.................30:12......... 29:48 Prescott
3
1
2 33.3 0.7
0 0.0 0 0.0
2
0/0
42.4
Rush
Cowboys493
309 3,326 62.7 6.7 22 4.5 13 2.6 81t
32/185
86.3
Opponents
559
371 3,746 66.4 6.7 28 5.0 10 1.8 56t
38/321
94.5

RECORDSSCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Bailey0 0 0 0 15/20 26/28 0 71
Elliott
7 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Bryant0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Prescott6 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
R. Smith
4 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
WItten0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Nugent0 0 0 0 7/9 8/8 0 29
Beasley0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
Butler0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Hanna
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
B. Jones
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Morris
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Switzer
0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Heath
0 0 0 0 0/0 2/3 0 2
Cowboys 18 22 2 0 22/29 36/39 0 354
Opponents 7 28 5 3 19/25 29/35 0 332

2022 SEASON

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenATT YDS AVG LG TD
242 983 4.1 30t 7
115 547 4.8 70t 1
57 357 6.3 21t 655 232 4.2 45t 4
1
24 24.0 24t 02
15 7.59t 0
2
13 6.5 15t 0
4
5 1.3
3t 0
1
-2 -2.0 -2t 0
1-4 -4.0 -4t 0
480 2,170 4.5 70t 18
403 1,664 4.1 71t 7

PLAYERSPRESEASON (3-1)
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/3
W 20-18 ARIZONA (Canton) 21,126
8/12 L 10-13 @ LA Rams
62,88888,851#
8/19 W 24-19 INDIANAPOLIS
8/26 W 24-20 OAKLAND
90,135#
8/31		HOUSTON
Canceled
REGULAR SEASON (9-7)
9/10 W 19-3 N.Y. GIANTS
93,183#
9/17 L 17-42 @ Denver
76,91965,102
9/25 W 28-17 @ Arizona
10/1 L 30-35 L.A. RAMS
91,869#10/8 L 31-35 GREEN BAY
93,329#10/15			– Bye –
10/22 W 40-10 @ San Francisco 70,133
10/29 W 33-19 @ Washington
78,428
11/5 W 28-17 KANSAS CITY
93,273#
11/12 L 7-27 @ Atlanta
73,761
11/19 L 9-39 PHILADELPHIA 93,247%
11/23 L 6-28 L.A. CHARGERS 93,012#
11/30 W 38-14 WASHINGTON
91,712*
12/10 W 30-10 @ N.Y. Giants
78,125
12/17 W 20-17 @ Oakland
55,372
12/24 L 12-21 SEATTLE
92,150#12/31 W 6-0@ Philadelphia
69,596

RUSHING
ElliottMorrisPrescott
R. Smith
C. Jones
Williams
Rush
Switzer
McFadden
BryantCowboys
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RUSHING
Elliott
Prescott
R. Smith
PRESEASON (0-4)
AustinAtt.
Date W/L Score Opponent
8/9
L 21-24 @ San Francisco 67,600 D. Jackson
8/18 L 13-21 CINCINNATI
88,883# J. Lewis
8/26 L 3-27 ARIZONA
85,546# A. Cooper
71,438 Heath
8/30 L 6-14 @ Houston
Cowboys
REGULAR SEASON (10-6)
9/9
L 8-16 @ Carolina
74,532 Opponents
9/16 W 20-13 N.Y. GIANTS
90,512#
69,047 RECEIVING
9/23 L 13-24 @ Seattle
9/30 W 26-24 DETROIT
90,155# Elliott
10/7 L 16-19 @ Houston (OT) 72,008 Beasley
10/14 W 40-7 JACKSONVILLE 90,767# Cooper
66,301 Gallup
10/21 L 17-20 @ Washington
Jarwin10/28			– Bye –
11/5 L 14-28 TENNESSEE
90,466* Swaim
11/11 W 27-20 @ Philadelphia
69,696 Hurns
74,447 Thompson
11/18 W 22-19 @ Atlanta
11/22 W 31-23 WASHINGTON
92,076# Schultz
11/29 W 13-10 NEW ORLEANS 93,004* R. Smith
12/9 W 29-23 PHILADELPHIA 93,127# Austin
12/16 L 0-23 @ Indianapolis
66,654 N. Brown
12/23 W 27-20 TAMPA BAY
92,851# Gathers
12/30 W 36-35 @ N.Y. Giants
77,750 T. Williams
OlawaleCowboys2018 NFC WILD CARD GAME
1/5/19 W 24-22 SEATTLE
94,327# Opponents

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSFIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETTSIDELINES

2018
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS2018 NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAME
77,187
1/12/19 L 22-30 @ LA Rams
AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS................. 322........... 309
Rushing........................................113............. 89
Passing........................................ 184........... 193
Penalty.......................................... 25............. 27
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 89/215...... 85/201
Third Down Efficiency.............. 41.1%....... 42.3%
Fourth Down-Made/Att............. 12/21.......... 6/14
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,501........ 5,268
Avg. Per Game......................... 343.8........ 329.3
Total Plays................................ 1,022........... 981
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.4............ 5.4
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,963........ 1,513
Avg. Per Game......................... 122.7.......... 94.6
Total Rushes................................ 439........... 400
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.5............ 3.8
NET YARDS PASSING............... 3,538........ 3,755
Avg. Per Game......................... 221.1........ 234.7
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 56/347...... 39/229
Gross Yards.............................. 3,885........ 3,984
Attempts/Completions............ 527/356.... 542/367
Pct. of Completions.................... 67.6.......... 67.7
Had Intercepted............................... 8............... 9
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 60/44.5..... 64/44.6
Net Punting Average................... 39.6.......... 40.9
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 21/5.7....... 30/8.5
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 13/21.8..... 25/26.5
INT. RET./AVG........................... 9/15.7......... 8/9.6
PENALTIES/YARDS............... 104/885...... 89/681
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 23/9.........21/11
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 36............. 35
Rushing......................................... 13............. 12
Passing.......................................... 22............. 22
Returns............................................ 1............... 1
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 32/33........ 31/33
TWO POINT CON./ATT.................. 2/2............ 1/2
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 29/36........ 27/30
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 31:00.... 29:00

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
304 1,434 4.7 41t 675 305 401 28t 6
44 127 2.9 14t 1
6
55 9.2 18t 06
16 2.74t 0
2
12 6.07t 0
1
11 11.0 11t 0
1
3 3.0
3t 0
439 1,963 4.5 41t 13
400 1,513 3.8 68t 12
REC YDS AVG
77 567 7.4
65 672 10.3
53 725 13.7
33 507 15.4
27 307 11.4
26 242 9.3
20 295 14.8
14 124 8.9
12 116 9.7
960 6.78 140 17.5
5
54 10.8
3
45 15.0
2
18 9.02
13 6.5356 3,885 10.9
367 3,984 10.9

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Heath
3
Vander Esch
2
X. Woods
2
J. Heath1
Lawrence
1
Lewis
1
A. Brown
1
Awuzie1
Cowboys9
Opponents
8

YDS
20
56
15
49
13
7
1
0
141
77

AVG
6.7
28.0
7.5
49.0
13.0
7.0
1.0
0.0
15.7
9.6

LG TD
38t 3
32t 3
90t 6
49t 2
39t 3
43t 1
49t 2
15t 0
17t 0
14t 0
64t 2
22t 0
32t 0
12t 0
10t 0
90t 2253t 22
LG TD
14t 0
28t 0
15t 0
49t 0
13t 0
7t 0
1t 0
0t 0
49t 0
29t 0

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
C. Jones 60 2,670 44.5 2 17 63 0 39.6
Cowboys 60 2,670 44.5 2 17 63 0 39.6
Opps
64 2,856 44.6 6 32 61 0 40.9
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Beasley
11 61 5.5
Austin
10 58 5.8
Cowboys
21 119 5.7
Opponents
30 254 8.5
KICKOFF RETURNS NO
Thompson6
D. Jackson
4
J. Lewis2
Beasley
1
Cowboys
13
Opponents
25

YDS
147
90
38
8
283
662

FC
18
7
25
16

LG TD
14t 0
22t 0
22t 0
30t 0

AVG
24.5
22.5
19.0
8.0
21.8
26.5

LG TD
35t 0
27t 0
19t 0
8t 0
35t 0
44t 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
76
24

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Maher
0-0 10-10 6-8
7-11 6-7
Cowboys
0-0 10-10 6-8
7-11 6-7
1-1 10-11 7-7
7-8 2-3
Opponents
Maher: (47M),(37,29),(50,35),(32,43,22,38),(27,43,48),(50,46,32,55),(47,52M),(38M),(25,31,42M),(21,50,42),(28),(26,46),(28,45M,62,21),(48B),(59,20),(34M)
Opp: (27),(28,38),(47),(33),(48M,20,21,19,36),(21,25),(28M),(56,26),(41,45,53,21),(31),(33),(26),(43,44,23),(37,45,52M),(48.38)
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Maher
0 0 0 0 29/36 32/33 0 119
Elliott
6 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Prescott6 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 38
Cooper0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Beasley0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Jarwin0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Gallup0 2 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 14
Austin0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Hurns
0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
J. Smith
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
R. Smith
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Swaim
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Cowboys 13 22 1 2 29/36 32/33 0 339
Opponents 12 22 1* 0 27/30 31/33 0 324
a- 69-yd fumble return vs. TB 12/23*- P. Smith 1-yd fumble return at Was 10/21
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 2-2, Opponents 1-2
USUAL STARTERS
WR Amari Cooper (9)LT Tyron Smith (13)
LG Connor Williams (8)Xavier Su’a-Filo (8)C Joe Looney
RG Zack Martin (14)
RT La’el Collins
TE Geoff Swaim (9)Dalton Schultz (5)WR Micahel Gallup (6)QB Dak Prescott
RB Ezekiel Elliott (15)
WR Allen Hurns (5)K
P

Brett Maher
Chris Jones					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT
Prescott526
356 3,885 67.7 7.4 22 4.2 8 1.5
Beasley10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
Cowboys527
356 3,885 67.6 7.4 22 4.2 8 1.5
Opponents
542
367 3,984 67.7 7.4 22 4.1 9 1.7

366

2 3
4 OT
T
77 63 117 6 339
90 79 120 3 324

DE DeMarcus Lawrence
DT Maliek Collins (9)DT Antwaun Woods
DE Tyrone Crawford (15)WLB L. Vander Esch (11)Sean Lee (5)MLB Jaylon Smith
CB Chidobe Awuzie (14)
CB Byron Jones
CB Anthony Brown (11)
SS Jeff HeathFS Xavier Woods (14)Pro Bowlers in Bold

LG SKS/YDS RATING
90t
56/347
96.9
0t
0/0
39.6
90t
56/34796.7
53t
39/22995.8

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PLAYOFF
RECORDS2019
STATISTICS
SIDELINES

367

PLAYERS

RUSHINGATT YDS AVG LG TD FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
0-0 9-9
6-8
1-5 4-8
Elliott
301 1,357 4.5 33t 12 Maher
0-0 1-1
1-1
7-7 1-1
86 455 5.3 44t 2 Forbath
Pollard0-0 10-10 7-9
8-12 5-9
Prescott52 277 5.3 42 3 Cowboys
PRESEASON (2-2)
12-12Opponents
1-1
7-7
6-9 0-3
Austin
6
47
7.8
20t
1
Att.
Date W/L Score Opponent
Cobb
3
11
3.7
7
0
8/10 L 9-17 @ San Francisco
49,9361
6 6.0
6 0 Maher: (),(25),(28,55M),(28),(54M,36,33M)
8/17 W 14-10 @ LA Rams (Honolulu)67,052 Cooper
449 2,153 4.8 44t 18 (50,62,32,40WR),(26,63,29)(35,54M,52,28)
8/24 W 34-0 HOUSTON
85,636# Team407 1,656 4.1 59 14 (57M, 23),(30,34),(46M,46,27,29),(35B,47M),(48/29 L 15-17 TAMPA BAY
81,329# Opponents
2M,31),(-),(-),(-)
REGULAR SEASON (8-8)
REC YDS AVG LG TD
90,353# RECEIVING
9/8 W 35-17 N.Y. GIANTS
79 1,189 15.1 53t 8 Forbath: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-)
9/15 W 31-21 @ Washington
75,128 Cooper
66 1,107 16.8 62 6 (50,42,42),(49,32,49),(28,47,48,40),
9/22 W 31-6 MIAMI
90,127# Gallup
63 529 8.4 33 4
9/29 L 10-12 @ New Orleans
73,086 Witten
55 828 15.1 59 3 Opp: (28),(),(47M,22,33),(40,42,19,26),(20,38),
10/6 L 24-34 GREEN BAY
93,024# Cobb
Elliott
54 420 7.8 27 2(38),(38),(21,25,26,29),(26,27),(),
10/13 L 22-24 @ N.Y. Jets
78,52331 365 11.8 42t 3 (44,46M,48M, 42),(50M,41,26),(36),(),
10/20 W 37-10 PHILADELPHIA
91,213# Jarwin
Pollard
15 107 7.1 21t 1 (36,53M,55M),(31,42,28)
10/27			– Bye –
13 177 13.6 59t 1
11/4 W 37-18 @ N.Y. Giants
76,107 Austin
5 113 22.6 51t 1 SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
11/10 L 24-28 MINNESOTA
91,188% D.Smith
C.Wilson5
46 9.2 14 0 Maher
0 0 0 0 20/30 36/36 0 96
11/17 W 35-27 @ Detroit
61,801
Bryant1
15 15.0 15t 1 Elliott
12 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 84
11/24 L 9-13 @ New England
65,8781
6 6.0
6 0 Cooper0 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
11/28 L 15-26 BUFFALO
90,445# Schultz
00 0.0
0 0 Forbath0 0 0 0 10/10 10/10 0 40
12/5 L 24-31 @ Chicago
61,276 Olawale
388 4,902 12.6 62 30 Gallup
0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
12/15 W 44-21 LA RAMS
90,436^ Team370 3,879 10.5 92t 21 Witten
0 4 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 26
12/22 L 9-17 @ Philadelphia
69,796 Opponents
Pollard2 1 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 20
12/29 W 47-16 WASHINGTON
90,646#0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG LG TD Cobb
Prescott3 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
X.Woods
2
38
19.0
29
0
AT&T Stadium configuration
Jarwin0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Lewis
2
20
10.0
20
0
*-All Open#- All Closed
1 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Lee
1
25 25.0 25 0 Austin^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof Open0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
J.Smith1
0 0.0
0 0 Lewis
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Awuzie10 0.0
0 0 Bryant
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPP
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Team7
83 11.9 29 0 D.Smith
FIRST DOWNS................ 379........... 327
18 30 1 2 30/40 46/46 0 434
Opponents
11
111 10.1 37 0 Team
Rushing....................................... 120........... 101
Opponents 14 21 0 0 26/32 29/31 0 321
Passing........................................ 229........... 188
PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Penalty.......................................... 30............. 38
C. Jones 50 2,079 41.6 2 18 58 1 37.0 a- 63-yd fumble return at NYG 11/4
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 96/204...... 67/201
Cowboys 50 2,079 41.6 2 18 58 1 37.0
Third Down Efficiency.............. 47.1%....... 33.3%
Opps
69 3,188 46.2 4 34 70 0 43.1 2-pt Conversions: Dallas 2-3, Opponents 2-4
Fourth Down-Made/Att............... 7/16........ 10/22
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 6,904........ 5,232
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
Avg. Per Game......................... 431.5........ 327.0
Austin17 84 4.9 9 15 0
USUAL STARTERS
Total Plays................................ 1,069........ 1,015
Cobb
4 34 8.5 9 14 0
Avg. Per Play................................ 6.5............ 5.2
C. Wilson
2 13 6.5 2 13 0
DE DeMarcus Lawrence
WR Amari Cooper
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 2,153........ 1,656
23 131 5.7 20 15 0
Cowboys
DT Maliek Collins
LT Tyron Smith (13)Avg. Per Game......................... 134.6........ 103.5
Opponents
18 154 8.6 18 32 0DT
LGConnorWilliams(11)
Antwaun Woods (10)Total Rushes................................ 449........... 407
Xavier Su’a-Filo (4) DE Tyrone Crawford (2)Avg. Per Rush............................... 4,8............ 4.1
KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
C
TravisFrederick
Robert Quinn (14)NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,751........ 3,576
Pollard14
245 17.5 30 0
RG Zack Martin
WLB L. Vander Esch (9)Avg. Per Game......................... 296.9........ 223.5
C. Wilson3
64 21.3 22 0
RT La’el Collins (15)Sean Lee (7)Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 23/151...... 39/303
Cobb
2
11 5.5
11 0
TE Jason Witten
MLB Jaylon Smith
Gross Yards.............................. 4,902........ 3,879
Schultz
1
5 5.0
5 0
WR Micahel Gallup (12) SLB Sean Lee (6)Attempts/Completions............ 597/388.... 569/370
Cowboys20
325 16.3 30 0
QB Dak Prescott
CB Chidobe Awuzie
Pct. of Completions.................... 65.0.......... 65.0
Opponents
35
815 23.3 50 0
RB Ezekiel Elliott
CB Byron Jones (14)
Had Intercepted..............................11............... 7
WR Randall Cobb (6)SS Jeff Heath
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 51/40.8..... 69/46.2
SCORE BYFS Xavier Woods (14)Net Punting Average................... 37.0.......... 43.1
QUARTERS
1
2 3
4 OT
T
K Brett Maher (13)
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 23/5.7....... 18/8.6
Cowboys
67 139 88 140 - 434
Kai Forbath (3)Pro Bowlers in Bold
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 20/16.3..... 35/23.3
Opponents
79 105 78 59 - 321
P Chris Jones
INT. RET./AVG............................7/11.9......11/10.1
PENALTIES/YARDS............ 109/1,008.... 102/855
FUMBLES/BALL LOST................ 15/7........ 19/10 					 AVG		
PCT		PCTTOUCHDOWNS.............................. 49............. 35 PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Rushing......................................... 18............. 14 Prescott
596
388 4,902 65.1 8.5 30 5.0 11 1.8 62t
23/151
99.7
Passing.......................................... 30............. 21 Cobb
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
0t
0/0
39.6
Returns............................................ 1............... 0 Cowboys
597
388 4,902 65.0 8.2 30 5.0 11 1.8 62t
23/151
99.5
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 46/46........ 29/31 Opponents
569
370 3,879 65.0 6.8 21 3.7 7 1.2 92t
39/30391.8
TWO POINT CON./ATT.................. 2/3............ 2/4
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 30/40........ 26/32
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 29:33........ 30:28
SECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: JASON GARRETT

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PLAYERS

THIRD PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: MIKE McCARTHYPRESEASON (0-0)
Date W/L Score Opponent
Att.
Canceled
8/6			 PITT. (Canton)@ LA Chargers
Canceled
8/15			8/22			BALTIMORE
Canceled
8/29			KANSAS CITY
Canceled
9/3			@ HoustonCanceled
REGULAR SEASON (6-10)
9/13 L 17-20 @ LA Rams
9/20 W 40-39 ATLANTA
21,708^
9/27 L 31-38 @ Seattle
10/4 L 38-49 CLEVELAND
25,021^
10/11 W 37-34 N.Y. GIANTS
25,147^
10/19 L 10-38 ARIZONA
25,174*
10/25 L 3-25 @ Washington
11/1 L 9-23 @ Philadelphia
11/8 L 19-24 PITTSBURGH
31,700*11/15			– Bye –
11/22 W 31-28 @ Minnesota
11/26 L 16-41 WASHINGTON
30,048*
12/8@ L 17-34 @ Baltimore
12/13 W 30-7 @ Cincinnati
10,322
12/20 W 41-33 SAN FRANCISCO 30,092*
12/27 W 37-17 PHILADELPHIA
30,131*
1/3/21 L 19-23 @ N.Y. Giants

SIDELINES

2020
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof Open@-game rescheduled from 12/3
TEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS................ 371....... 359
Rushing........................................115........... 142
Passing........................................ 231........... 180
Penalty.......................................... 25............. 37
Third Down-Made/Att.............. 87/215...... 98/209
Third Down Efficiency................. 40.5.......... 46.9
Fourth Down-Made/Att............. 17/31........ 10/21
TOTAL NET YARDS................... 5,949........ 6,183
Avg. Per Game......................... 371.8........ 386.4
Total Plays.................................1,113........ 1,054
Avg. Per Play................................ 5.3............ 5.9
NET YARDS RUSHING.............. 1,788........ 2,541
Avg. Per Game..........................111.8........ 158.8
Total Rushes................................ 430........... 510
Avg. Per Rush............................... 4.2............ 5.0
NET YARDS PASSING............... 4,161........ 3,642
Avg. Per Game......................... 260.1........ 227.6
Sacked/Yards Lost.................. 44/350...... 31/178
Gross Yards...............................4,511........ 3,820
Attempts/Completions............ 639/413.... 513/328
Pct. of Completions.................... 64.6.......... 63.9
Had Intercepted............................. 13............. 10
PUNTS/AVERAGE.................. 50/45.0..... 54/45.6
Net Punting Average................... 41.2.......... 38.8
PUNT RET./AVG........................ 29/9.1...... 91/733
KICKOFF RET./AVG................ 37/26.1..... 29/20.9
INT. RET./AVG......................... 10/10.8....... 13/7.5
PENALTIES/YARDS................. 96/849...... 91/733
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 19/13........ 21/13
TOUCHDOWNS.............................. 42............. 57
Rushing......................................... 14............. 20
Passing.......................................... 25............. 34
Returns............................................ 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS..... 33/36........ 45/48
TWO POINT CON./ATT.................. 4/6............ 4/8
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........ 34/41........ 24/27
AVG. TIME OF POSS................. 28:22........ 31:38

RUSHING
Elliott
Pollard
DaltonPrescottLamb
GilbertDowdleDiNucci
CooperN. Brown
ThompsonBell
C. Jones
C. Wilson
Team
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
244 979 4.0 31t 6
101 435 4.3 42t 4
28 114 4.1 13t 0
18
93 5.2 12t 3
1082 8.2 19t 1
3
28 9.3 15t 07
24 3.47t 0
6
22 3.7 10t 06
14 2.3 10t 0
1
4 4.0
4t 0
1
3 3.0
3t 0
1
2 2.0
2t 0
1
0 0.0
0t 0
3
-12 -4.0 -1t 0
430 1,788 4.2 42t 14
510 2,541 5.0 69t 20

RECEIVING
CooperLamb
Schultz
GallupElliott
Pollard
C. Wilson
N. Brown
Bell
JarwinPrescottDaltonGoodwinTeam
Opponents

REC YDS AVG
92 1,114 12.1
74 935 12.6
63 615 9.8
59 843 14.3
52 338 6.5
28 193 6.9
17 189 11.1
14 154 11.0
11 110 10.0
1
12 12.0
1
11 11.0
1-3 -3.000 0.0413 4,511 10.9
328 3,820 11.6

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Diggs
3
A. Brown
2
D. Wilson
2
J. Smith1Thompson
1
Awuzie1
Team
10Opponents
13

YDS
43
14
5
43
3
0
108
97

AVG
14.3
7.0
2.5
43.0
3.0
0.0
10.8
7.5

LG TD
69t 5
52t 5
28t 4
55t 5
19t 2
30t 1
42t 2
20t 0
24t 0
12t 0
11t 1
-3t 0
0t 0
69t 2581t 34
LG TD
33t 0
14t 0
5t 0
43t 0
3t 0
0t 0
43t 0
46t 2

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Niswander 26 1,228 47.2 2 10 58 0 42.0
C. Jones 24 1,022 42.6 1 5 54 0 40.2
Cowboys 50 2,250 45.0 3 15 58 0 41.2
Opps
54 2,461 45.6 5 21 67 0 38.8
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
Lamb
24 172 7.2 9 27t 0
C. Wilson
5 20 4.0 5 10t 0
Goodwin
0 73 0.0 0 73t 0
Cowboys
29 265 9.1 14 73t 0
Opponents
15 132 8.8 29 22t 0
KICKOFF RETURNS NO
Pollard32
Dowdle4
Lamb1
Cowboys37
Opponents
29

YDS
766
152
47
965
606

AVG
23.9
38.0
47.0
26.1
20.9

LG TD
67t 0
64t 0
47t 1
67t 1
32t 0

SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

1
2 3
4 OT
T
77 130 67 121 - 395
121 153 69 130 - 473

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Zuerlein
1-1 5-5 13-13 12-13 3-9
Cowboys
1-1 5-5 16-13 12-13 3-9
Opponents
0-0 5-6
9-10 5-6 5-5
Zuerlein: (53M,33),(33,46),(43,42),(),(24,40,34),(34,58M),(45),(49,49,59,52M),(38,44,45,39),(19),(33,32,28),(31,40M,53M,52M),(34,20,55),(48,60M,46),(35,20,21),(38,46,57,36)
Opp: (29M,35,31),(42,27,41,32),(),(37,44),(55,50,54,28),(26),(30,44M),(),(59,43),(),(23,36),(36M,35,22),(),(41,31),(38),(50)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Zuerlein0 0 0 0 34/41 33/36 0 135
Elliott
6 2 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 50
Lamb
1 5 1a 1 0/0 0/0 0 44
Cooper0 5 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 32
Gallup0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Pollard
4 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Prescott3 1 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 26
Schultz
0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
C. Wilson 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
A. Brown 0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
A. Smith
0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Team
14 25 3 4 34/41 33/36 0 395
Opponents 20 34 3* 4 24/27 45/48 3 473
a- 47-yd kick return vs. SF 12/20
b- 29-yd fumble return vs. NYG 10/11
c- 78-yd fumble return at Cin 12/13* K. Fackrell 46-yd int return vs. NYG 10/11* R. McLeod 53-yd int return at Phi 11/1
* M. Sweat 15 yd int return vs. Was 12/26
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 4/6, Opponents 4/8
USUAL STARTERS
WR Amari Cooper (15)
LT Brandon Knight (9)Cameron Erving (5)Tyron Smith (2)LG Connor Williams
C Joe Looney (12)Tyler Biadasz (4)RG Zack Martin (8)Connor McGovern (8)RT Terence Steele (14)Zack Martin (2)TE Dalton Schultz (14)
WR CeeDee Lamb (14)WR Michael Gallup (15)QB Andy Dalton (9)Dak Prescott (5)RB Ezekiel Elliott (15)Pro Bowlers in Bold					 AVG		
PCT		PCTPASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT
Dalton333
216 2,170 64.9 6.5 14 4.2 8 2.4
222
151 1,856 68.0 8.4 9 4.1 4 1.8
PrescottGilbert38
21
243 55.3 6.4 1 2.6 1 2.6
DiNucci
43
23
219 53.5 5.1 0 0.0 0 0.0
C. Wilson22
23 100.0 11.5 1 50.0 0 0.0
C. Jones
10
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
Lamb00
0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
Cowboys639
413 4,511 64.6 7.1 25 3.9 13 2.0
Opponents
513
328 3,820 63.9 7.4 34 6.6 10 1.9

368

DE DeMarcus Lawrence (15)DT Neville Gallimore (9)Trysten Hill (5)DT Dontari Poe (7)Antwaun Woods (6)DE Aldon SmithWLB Jaylon Smith
MLB L. Vander Esch (10)
CB Chidobe Awuzie (6)CB Jourdan Lewis (13)
CB Trevon Diggs (11)
S Donovan Wilson (10)Darian Thompson (6)FS Xavier Woods (15)K
P

Greg Zuerlein
Chris Jones (8)Hunter Niswander (8)LG SKS/YDS RATING
69t
24/184
87.3
58t
10/66
99.6
32t
2/23
72.6
67.9
32t
7/73
12t
0/0
154.2
0t
0/0
39.6
0t
1/4
0.0
69t
44/35089.9
81t
31/178100.4

FIRST PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: MIKE McCARTHYREC YDS AVG
79 1,102 13.9
78 808 10.4
68 865 12.7
47 287 6.1
45 602 13.4
39 337 8.6
35 445 12.7
16 184 11.5
12 149 12.4
11
96 8.7
6
29 4.84
27 6.83
31 10.3
1
1 1.0
444 4,963 11.2
364 4,346 11.9

INTERCEPTIONS NO
Diggs
11
Lewis
3
A. Brown
3
Kearse2
Kazee
2
Lawrence1
Watkins
1
Gregory
1
Vander Esch1
Hooker1
Team
26
Opponents
11

YDS
142
88
45
34
8
40
29
12
7
0
405
145

LG TD
49t 6
32t 8
41t 8
21t 2
73t 6
32t 0
41t 2
27t 0
61t 3
20t 2
8t 1
12t 1
11t 0
1t 1
73t 4075t 24

AVG LG TD
12.9 59t 2
29.3 66t 0
15.0 45t 1
17.0 34t 04.0
8t 040.0 40t 1
29.0 29t 1
12.0 12t 0
7.0
7t 0
0.0
0t 0
15.6 66t 5
13.2 31t 1

Zuerlein: (31M,35,60M,21,48),(34,56),(),(37),(31,38,31),(30,45,51M,49),(43M,38,39),(),(),(33,30,48),(59M,29,45),(55,34),(35,38,37,29),(26,42,27),(),(43M),(48)Hajrullahu: (-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(-),(),(-),(-),(-),(),(-),(-),(-),(-)
Opp: (36),(46,44M,32,29),(),(54M),(54M,51,51)(),(45,40,24),(53,27,53M,42),(35),(37,53,51M),(22,46,30,56,29),(56M,42),(),(35,42),(),(24,53,26,38),(38,40)SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Zuerlein0 0 0 0 42/48 29/35 0 129
Elliott
10 2 0 3 0/0 0/0 0 78
Schultz
0 8 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 50
Cooper0 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48
Lamb
0 6 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 38
C. Wilson 0 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36
Pollard2 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Turner0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Diggs
0 0 2b 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Gallup0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Jarwin0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Prescott1 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 8
Armstrong 0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
A. Brown 0 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Clement
0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Golston0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hardy
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lawrence 0 0 1e 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
McKeon0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
I. Smith
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Steele0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Watkins0 0 1f 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Wright0 0 1g 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hajrullahu 0 0 0 0 5/5 0/0 0 5
Team
64 15 40 9 47/53 29/35 0 530
Opponents 13 24 2* 4 29/32 29/35 0 358
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 6/10, Opponents 4/7

2021
STATISTICS
SIDELINES

369

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS.............................390............ 327
Rushing....................................... 111.............. 99
Passing........................................248............ 191
Penalty..........................................31.............. 37
Third Down-Made/Att..............99/228....... 76/223
a- 100-yd kick return vs. LV 11/25
Third Down Efficiency.................43.4........... 34.1
b- 59-yd INT return vs. Phi 9/27
Fourth Down-Made/Att.............14/24......... 16/26
42-yd INT return at NE 10/17
TOTAL NET YARDS...................6,919......... 5,967
c- 37-yd fumble return at Was 12/12
Avg. Per Game.........................407.0......... 351.0 PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET d- 0-yd punt block return vs. Was 12/26
65 3,143 48.4 4 24 63 0 44.6 e- 40-yd INT return vs. Was 12/26
Total Plays................................1,153......... 1,082 Anger
Avg. Per Play................................6.0............. 5.5 Cowboys 65 3,143 48.4 4 24 63 0 44.6 f- 29-yd INT return at NO 12/2
71 3,125 44.0 4 26 68 3 40.3 g-0-yd punt block return vs. Atl 11/14
NET YARDS RUSHING..............2,119......... 1,918 Opps
Avg. Per Game.........................124.6..........112.8*- F. Cox 0-yd fumble return vs. Phi 9/27
Total Rushes................................473............ 429 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
C. Holcomb 31-yd INT return at Was 12/12
14 139 9.9 9 21t 0
Avg. Per Rush...............................4.5............. 4.5 LambC.
Wilson
11
36
3.3
5
14t
0
NET YARDS PASSING...............4,800......... 4,049
USUAL STARTERS
2 10 5.0 0
9t 0
Avg. Per Game.........................282.4......... 238.2 Diggs
1
0 0.0 00t 0
Sacked/Yards Lost..................33/163....... 41/297 Wright
WR Amari Cooper (14) LDE DeMarcus Lawrence (7)28 185 6.6 14 21t 0
Gross Yards..............................4,963......... 4,346 Cowboys
LT Tyron Smith (11)Tarell Basham (6)25 163 6.5 24 23t 0
Attempts/Completions............647/444..... 612/364 Opponents
LG Connor Williams (13)Micah Parsons (3)Pct. of Completions....................68.6........... 59.5
Connor McGovern (3) LDT Osa Odighizuwa (9)Had Intercepted.............................11.............. 26 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG LG TD
Neville Gallimore (4)C
Tyler
Biadasz
17489 28.8 100t 1
PUNTS/AVERAGE..................65/48.4...... 71/44.0 Pollard
RG Zack Martin (16)
RDT Carlos Watkins (11)11215 19.5 29t 0
Net Punting Average...................44.6........... 40.3 Clement
RT La’el Collins (10)Antwaun Woods (6)1
15 15.0 15t 0
PUNT RET./AVG........................28/6.6........ 25/6.5 Hardy
Terence Steele (7)RDE Randy Gregory (11)29719 24.8 100t 1
KICKOFF RET./AVG................29/24.8...... 18/26.0 Cowboys
TE
DaltonSchultz(15)
OLB
Micah Parsons (12)Opponents
18
468
26.0
41t
0
INT./AVG. RET.........................26/15.6.......11/13.2
WR CeeDee Lamb (13)
L. Vander Esch (4)PENALTIES/YARDS............127/1,103..... 121/973
WRMichaelGallup(8)
MLB
L. Vander Esch (12)FUMBLES/BALL LOST................26/9........... 14/8 SCORE BY
QB Dak Prescott (16)LCB Trevon Diggs (16)
1
T
2 3
4 OT
TOUCHDOWNS..............................64.............. 39 QUARTERS
RB
EzekielElliott
NCB
Jourdan Lewis (13)130 146 103 145 6 530
Rushing.........................................15.............. 13 Cowboys
RCB Anthony Brown (15)90 96 65 104 3 358
Passing..........................................40.............. 24 Opponents
K Greg Zuerlein (15)SS Jayron Kearse (14)Returns............................................9................ 2
P Bryan Anger
FS Damontae Kazee (16)
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS.....47/53......... 29/32
Pro
Bowlersin
Bold
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS...........6/10............. 4/7
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS........29/35......... 29/35 					 AVG		
PCT		PCT
AVG. TIME OF POSS.................30:20......... 29:40 PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT INT LG SKS/YDS RATING
Prescott596
410 4,449 68.8 7.5 37 6.2 10 1.7 51
30/144
104.2
Rush
47
30
422 63.8 9.0 3 6.4 1 2.1 73t
3/19
105.1
C. Wilson33
88 100.0 29.3 0 0.0 0 0.0 35
0/0
118.8
Elliott
1
1
4 100.0 4.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
4
0/0
83.3
Cowboys647
444 4,963 68.6 7.7 40 6.2 11 1.7 73t
33/163104.8
Opponents
612
364 4,346 59.5 7.1 24 3.9 26 4.2 75t
41/297
76.6

RECORDS

AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenRECEIVING
Lamb
Schultz
CooperElliott
C. Wilson
PollardGallupN. Brown
TurnerJarwinClement
McKeonSprinkle
SteeleTeam
Opponents

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Zuerlein0-0 5-5 15-16 7-9 2-5
Cowboys0-0 5-5 15-16 7-9 2-5
Opponents
0-0 7-7
8-8
8-9 6-112022 SEASON

2021 NFC WILD CARD GAME
1/16/22L 17-23 SAN FRANCISCO 93,470#

ATT YDS AVG LG TD
237 1,002 4.2 47t 10
130 719 5.5 58t 2
48 146 3.0 21t 1
33 140 4.2 38t 0976 8.4 33t 04
26 7.3 22t 1
2
11 5.5
6t 0
1
4 4.0
4t 1
9
-8 -0.92t 0473 2,119 4.5 58t 15
429 1,918 4.5 33t 13

PLAYERSPRESEASON (0-4)
Date W/L Score Opponent
Att.
L 3-16 Pittsburgh (Canton) 20,113
8/5
59,954
8/13 L 16-19 @ Arizona
8/21 L 14-20 HOUSTON
72,720#8/29 L 14-34 JACKSONVILLE 72,205#
REGULAR SEASON (12-5)
9/9
L 29-31 @ Tampa Bay
65,556
9/19 W 20-17 @ LA Chargers
70,2409/27 W 41-21 PHILADELPHIA
93,267*
10/3 W 36-28 CAROLINA
93,262^
10/10 W 44-20 N.Y. GIANTS
93,476#
10/17 W 35-29 @ New England (OT) 65,878
10/24			– Bye –
10/31 W 20-16 @ Minnesota
66,633
11/7 L 16-30 DENVER
93,503^
11/14 W 43-3 ATLANTA
93,436^
11/21 L 9-19 @ Kansas City
73,494
11/25 L 33-36 LAS VEGAS (OT) 93,483#
12/2 W 27-17 @ New Orleans
69,17012/12 W 27-20 @ Washington
61,308
12/19 W 21-6 @ N.Y. Giants
77,413
12/26 W 56-14 WASHINGTON
93,482#
1/2/22 L 22-25 ARIZONA
93,459#1/8/22 W 51-26 @ Philadelphia
69,796

RUSHING
Elliott
PollardPrescottClement
Lamb
Hardy
C. Wilson
I. Smith
Rush
Team
Opponents

STAFF

2021 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2021

STAFF

2022 M DALLAS COWBOYS STATISTICS M 2022

SIDELINES

2022
STATISTICS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSSECOND PLACE, NFC EAST
HEAD COACH: MIKE McCARTHYPRESEASON (2-1)
Date W/L Score Opponent
Att.
76,476
8/13 L 7-17 @ Denver
8/20 W 32-18 @ LA Chargers
69,047
8/26 W 27-26 SEATTLE
81,598#REGULAR SEASON (12-5)
9/11 L 3-19 TAMPA BAY
93,797#
9/18 W 20-17 CINCINNATI
92,944#
9/26 W 23-16 @ N.Y. Giants
79,445
10/2 W 25-10 WASHINGTON
92,946#
10/9 W 22-10 @ LA Rams
74,154
10/16 L 17-26 at Philadelphia
69,87910/23 W 24-6 DETROIT
93,487#
10/30 W 49-29 CHICAGO
93,767*
11/6			– Bye –
11/13 L 28-31 @ Green Bay (OT) 78,433
11/20 W 40-3 @ Minnesota
66,992
11/24 W 28-20 N.Y. GIANTS
93,568#
12/4 W 54-19 INDIANAPOLIS
93,086#
12/11 W 27-23 HOUSTON
93,843#
12/18 L 34-40 @ Jacksonville (OT) 69,050
12/24 W 40-34 PHILADELPHIA
93,754#
12/29 W 27-13 @ Tennessee
69,292
1/8/23 L 6-26 @ Washington
62,8142022 NFC WILD CARD GAME
1/16/23 W 31-14 @ Tampa Bay
69,1452022 NFC DIVISIONAL GAME
1/22/23 L 12-19 @ San Francisco 71,888
AT&T Stadium configuration*-All Open#- All Closed^-Only Doors Open %-Only Roof OpenTEAM STATISTICSDALLASOPPFIRST DOWNS........................... 347........... 327
Rushing..................................... 129............119
Passing...................................... 194........... 174
Penalty........................................ 24............. 34
Third Down-Made/Att.......... 105/231...... 87/231
Third Down Efficiency............... 45.5.......... 37.7
Fourth Down-Made/Att........... 10/19........ 12/22
TOTAL NET YARDS................. 6,034........ 5,613
Avg. Per Game....................... 354.9........ 330.2
Total Plays.............................. 1,114........ 1,101
Avg. Per Play.............................. 5.4............ 5.1
NET YARDS RUSHING............ 2,298........ 2,198
Avg. Per Game....................... 135.2........ 129.3
Total Rushes.............................. 531........... 497
Avg. Per Rush............................. 4.3............ 4.4
NET YARDS PASSING............. 3,736........ 3,415
Avg. Per Game....................... 219.8........ 200.9
Sacked/Yards Lost................ 27/175...... 54/352
Gross Yards............................ 3,911........ 3,767
Attempts/Completions.......... 556/355.... 550/345
Pct. of Completions.................. 63.8.......... 62.7
Had Intercepted........................... 18............. 16
PUNTS/AVERAGE................ 68/48.4..... 71/46.1
Net Punting Average................. 42.8.......... 40.1
PUNT RET./AVG.................... 29/10.4....... 32/8.1
KICKOFF RET./AVG.............. 22/23.9..... 21/24.2
INT./AVG. RET......................... 16/3.8..... 18/19.7
PENALTIES/YARDS............. 104/842...... 98/851
FUMBLES/BALL LOST.............. 14/5........ 28/17
TOUCHDOWNS............................ 55............. 35
Rushing....................................... 24............... 9
Passing........................................ 28............. 23
Returns.......................................... 3............... 3
EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS... 50/53........ 28/29
TWO POINT CONV./ATTS........... 0/2............ /15
FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS...... 29/32........ 34/40
AVG. TIME OF POSS............... 29:21........ 30:39

RUSHING
PollardElliott
Prescott
Davis
Lamb
TurpinRush
Hendershot
Anger
Team
Opponents

ATT YDS AVG
193 1,007 5.2
231 876 3.8
45 182 4.0
38 161 4.2
10
47 4.73
17 5.7
9
6 0.7
1
2 2.0
1
0 0.0
531 2,298 4.3
497 2,198 4.4

LG TD
57t 9
27t 12
25t 1
23t 1
14t 0
11t 0
6t 0
2t 1
0t 0
57t 2436t 9

RECEIVING
Lamb
Schultz
N. Brown
GallupPollardFerguson
Elliott
Hendershot
HiltonDavis
FehokoHoustonTolbert
McKeonTurpinTeam
Opponents

REC YDS AVG
107 1,359 12.7
57 577 10.1
43 555 12.9
39 424 10.9
39 371 9.5
19 174 9.2
17
92 5.411 103 9.4
7 121 17.23
6
63 10.5
3
24 8.02
16 8.02
12 6.02
11 5.51
9 9.0
355 3,911 11.0
345 3,767 10.9

LG TD
39t 9
30t 5
51t 3
27t 4
68t 3
30t 2
31t 0
29t 2
52t 0
18t 0
12t 0
11t 0
8t 0
10t 0
9t 0
68t 2875t 23

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG
Bland
5
19 3.8Diggs
3
10 3.3
Hooker3
29 9.7
Kearse
1
2 2.0
Lewis
1
0 0.0
Mukuamu
1
0 0.0
Wilson1
0 0.0
Wright
1
0 0.0
Team
16
60 3.8Opponents
18 354 19.7

LG TD
15t 0
7t 0
26t 0
2t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
26t 0
52t 3

PUNTING NO YDS AVG TB IN20 LG BL NET
Anger
68 3,291 48.4 6 27 83 0 42.8
Cowboys 68 3,291 48.4 6 27 83 0 42.8
Opps
71 3,273 46.1 6 29 63 1 40.1
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG
Turpin29 303 10.4
Cowboys
29 303 10.4
Opponents
32 258 8.1
KICKOFF RETURNS NO
Turpin21
Hendershot
1
Cowboys22
Opponents
21
SCORE BYQUARTERS
Cowboys
Opponents

YDS
508
18
526
509

FC LG TD
26 52t 0
26 52t 0
23 20t 0

AVG
24.2
18.0
23.9
24.2

LG TD
63t 0
18t 0
63t 0
34t 0

1
2 3
4 OT
T
91 133 106 137 0 467
58 129 79 67 9 342

FIELD GOALS 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Maher
0-0 9-9
5-5
6-7 9-11
Cowboys0-0 9-9
5-5
6-7 9-11
Opponents
0-0 8-8
6-8 11-12 9-12
Maher: (51), (54,50), (26,28,59M,44),(53,45,28,29), (33,40,36), (30,59M), (22), (),(), (27,53,60,50), (46M), (), (33,53), (24,53),(21,44,48,26), (36,45), ().
Opp: (44,38,36M,29,47), (43,50,46),(47B,42,51,51), (45), (29,51M), (51,34), (40,53),(36), (54M,28), (25), (57,47), (52,34), (43,50,54),(33,48), (25,47), (37,29), (31M,52M,29,22).
SCORING TDR TDP TDRt 2Pt FG PAT S TP
Maher
0 0 0 0 29/32 50/53 0 137
Elliott
12 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 72
Pollard
9 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 72
Lamb
0 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54
Schultz
0 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
Gallup0 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
N. Brown 0 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Hendershot 1 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
Ferguson 0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
Davis
1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Hooker
0 0 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Lawrence 0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Parsons0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Prescott1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
Team
24 28 3 0 29/32 50/53 0 467
Opponents 9 23 3* 1 34/40 28/29 0 342
2-pt Conversions: Dallas 0-2, Opponents 1-5
a- 38-yd fumble return vs. Ind 12/4
b- 19-yd fumble return at LAR 10/9
c- 36-yd fumble return vs. Chi 10/30*- R. Jenkins 52-yd INT return at Jac 12/18
J. Sweat 42-yd INT return vs. Phi 12/24
K. Fuller 29-yd INT return at Was 1/8/23
USUAL STARTERS
WR CeeDee LambLT Tyler Smith (16)Jason Peters (1)LG Connor McGovern (14)Matt Farniok (2)C Tyler Biadasz (16)
RG Zack Martin
RT Terence Steele (13)Tyron Smith (4)TE Dalton Schultz (15)WR Noah Brown (13)WR Michael Gallup (11)
QB Dak Prescott (12)Cooper Rush (5)RB Ezekiel Elliott (14)Tony Pollard (4)K
P

Brett Maher
Bryan Anger
Pro Bowlers in Bold			 		AVG		PCT		PASSINGATT COMP YDS PCT ATT TD TD INT
Prescott394 2612,860 66.2 7.3 23 5.8 15
Rush162
94 1,051 58.0 6.5 5 3.1 3
Cowboys556 355 3,911 63.8 7.0 28 5.0 18
Opponents 550 345 3,767 62.7 6.8 23 4.2 16

370

PCT
INT
3.8
1.9
3.2
2.9

DE DeMarcus Lawrence
DT Osa Odighizuwa
Neville Gallimore (4)DT Quinton Bohanna (9)Carlos Watkins (4)Johnathan Hankins (3)DE Micah Parsons (12)Dorance Armstrong (5)OLB Micah Parsons (5)Anthony Barr (10)MLB L. Vander Esch (14)Damone Clark (3)CB Trevon Diggs
NCB Jourdan Lewis (4)DaRon Bland (8)CB Anthony Brown (12)S Jayron Kearse (14)
S Donovan Wilson
S Malik Hooker (6)LG SKS/YDS RATING
68t 20/126
91.1
46t
7/49
80.0
68t
27/17587.9
75t
54/352
84.7

STAFF

Dallas Cowboys All-Time Results
All-Time Regular Season Record: 550-408-6
Playoff Record: 36-30
Preseason Record: 137-151-2

The Opponents(Dallas Leads Series, 56-34-1)
Regular Season: 56-33-1 Postseason: 0-1

Atlanta Falcons(Dallas Leads Series, 19-11)
Regular Season: 17-11 Postseason: 2-0371

Winner-Score
Dallas, 47-14
Dallas, 37-7
Dallas, 24-17
Dallas, 13-0
Dallas, 24-0
Atlanta, 10-17
Dallas, 27-20
Dallas, 30-27
Dallas, 24-10
Atlanta, 35-37
Atlanta, 10-21
Dallas, 26-20
Atlanta, 21-27
Atlanta, 7-26
Dallas, 31-27
Dallas, 41-17
Atlanta, 14-27
Dallas, 28-13
Dallas, 32-28
Dallas, 24-7
Atlanta, 13-20
Atlanta, 13-27
Dallas, 38-28
Dallas, 37-21
Atlanta, 13-19
Atlanta, 28-39
Atlanta, 7-27
Dallas, 22-19
Dallas, 40-39
Dallas, 43-3

Att.
56,99054,751
54,83353,611
52,322
54,97260,38860,022
57,94162,88040,10339,70255,28550,09760,962
67,036
67,33770,08964,091
63,663
69,10164,104
71,102
81,521
70,84090,34573,761
74,447
21,70893,436SIDELINES

Date
Site
10/2/66
Atlanta
11/5/67
Dallas
10/12/69 Atlanta
10/11/70 Dallas
9/15/74
Atlanta
11/21/76 Atlanta
12/30/78* Dallas
1/4/81*
Atlanta
10/27/85 Dallas
Dallas
9/21/86
12/6/87
Dallas
9/25/88
DallasAtlanta
9/17/89
12/30/90 Atlanta
12/22/91 Dallas
12/21/92 Atlanta
11/21/93 Atlanta
10/29/95 Atlanta
10/20/96 Dallas
9/20/99
Dallas
11/11/01 Atlanta
9/7/03
Dallas
12/16/06 Atlanta
10/25/09 	 Dallas
11/4/12Atlanta
Dallas
9/27/15
11/12/17 Atlanta
11/18/18 Atlanta
9/20/20
Dallas
11/14/21 Dallas* NFC Divisional Playoffs

OPPONENTS

Att.
23,12820,50015,384
16,027
14,20136,432
12,69536,60528,25332,03438,49950,67376,96568,787
48,296
62,13450,78069,32350,486
66,672
65,21849,78764,72943,94649,88564,14652,41749,70150,31762,49850,12964,03862,76048,99150,85564,30050,701
52,56763,602
49,77750,70548,532
60,76461,43848,721
49,347
54,12549,07760,75647,24136,78867,13942,19644,43149,65745,23560,19068,814
61,19062,57572,43973,025

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Winner-Score
St. Louis, 10-12
St. Louis, 17-31
St. Louis, 13-31
St. Louis, 24-28
St. Louis, 20-52
St. Louis, 7-34
Dallas, 28-24
St. Louis, 6-16
Dallas, 31-13
St. Louis, 13-20
Dallas, 27-13
Tie, 10-10
Dallas, 31-17
Dallas, 46-21
Dallas, 27-10
Dallas, 24-3
St. Louis, 7-20
St. Louis, 0-38
Dallas, 16-13
Dallas, 31-12
Dallas, 33-24
Dallas, 27-6
Dallas, 45-10
Dallas, 30-3
St. Louis, 28-31
Dallas, 17-14
Dallas, 37-31 (OT)
St. Louis, 17-31
St. Louis, 17-21
Dallas, 19-14
Dallas, 30-24
St. Louis, 17-24
Dallas, 21-12
Dallas, 24-21 (OT)
Dallas, 22-21
Dallas, 22-13
Dallas, 27-24
Dallas, 31-21
Dallas, 30-17
St. Louis, 17-20
Dallas, 24-7
Dallas, 34-17
Dallas, 35-17
St. Louis, 20-31
Dallas, 24-17
St. Louis, 10-21
Dallas, 35-17
Dallas, 31-7
Dallas, 37-6
St. Louis, 13-24
Dallas, 21-16
Dallas, 17-14
Phoenix, 10-16
Phoenix, 10-19
Phoenix, 20-24
Phoenix, 3-20
Dallas, 41-10
Dallas, 17-9
Dallas, 27-7
Dallas, 31-20
Dallas, 16-10
Dallas, 17-10

64,22464,51871,02364,56072,39464,09670,763
71,57864,30263,602
69,92362,96964,16972,01566,00962,981
63,114
48,88359,70263,60162,06863,92664,38966,971
62,18085,688
65,102
25,17493,459RECORDS

Site
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
DallasDallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
DallasDallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
St. Louis
DallasDallas
St. Louis
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
DallasDallas
St. Louis
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
DallasDallas
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis
DallasDallas
St. Louis
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
Dallas
St. Louis
DallasPhoenix
DallasDallasPhoenix
Phoenix
DallasPhoenix
DallasDallasPhoenix
Phoenix

Dallas, 20-15
Dallas, 38-3
Dallas, 28-21
Dallas, 34-20
Dallas, 37-13
Dallas, 17-3
Dallas, 10-6
Arizona, 22-25 (OT)
Dallas, 24-6
Dallas, 38-10
Dallas, 35-28
Arizona, 7-20
Dallas, 35-7
Arizona, 9-13
Arizona, 31-32
Dallas, 48-7
Dallas, 17-3
Arizona, 10-17
Arizona, 6-9 (OT)
Dallas, 24-7
Dallas, 34-13
Dallas, 27-10
Arizona, 24-30 (OT)
Arizona, 26-27
Arizona, 13-19 (OT)
Arizona, 17-28
Dallas, 28-17
Arizona, 10-38
Arizona, 22-25

2022 SEASON

Date
10/23/60
11/5/61
12/10/61
10/28/62
12/9/62
9/14/63
12/15/63
9/12/64
10/25/64
10/4/65
12/11/65
10/16/66
12/4/66
11/23/67
10/6/68
9/21/69
10/4/70
11/16/70
11/7/71
12/18/71
11/12/72
12/3/72
9/30/73
12/16/73
10/13/74
11/3/74
9/28/75
12/7/75
10/17/76
11/25/76
10/9/77
11/14/77
9/24/78
10/15/78
9/2/7910/21/79
11/2/80
11/16/80
9/13/81
10/4/81
9/19/82
9/11/83
11/24/83
10/7/84
11/11/84
11/4/85
11/28/85
9/29/86
10/26/86
9/13/87
12/27/87
9/12/88
10/30/88
10/29/89
11/12/89
10/14/90
12/16/90
9/22/91
11/3/91
9/20/92
11/22/92
9/19/93

11/14/93 Dallas
10/9/94
Dallas
10/23/94 Arizona
9/24/95
Dallas
12/25/95 Arizona
10/13/96 Dallas
12/8/96
Arizona
9/7/97
Arizona
11/9/97
Dallas
9/6/98Dallas
11/15/98 Arizona
1/2/99*Dallas
10/3/99
Dallas
11/21/99 Arizona
9/10/00
Arizona
10/22/00 Dallas
10/28/01 Dallas
12/23/01 Arizona
10/20/02 Arizona
10/5/03
Dallas
10/30/05 Dallas
11/12/06 Arizona
10/12/08 Arizona
12/25/10 Arizona
12/4/11
Arizona
11/2/14
Dallas
9/25/17
Arizona
10/19/20 Dallas
1/2/22
Dallas*NFC Wild Card Game

PLAYERS

Arizona Cardinals

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSOPPONENTS
SIDELINES

Baltimore Ravens(Baltimore Leads Series, 5-1)
Regular Season: 1-5

Date
Site
Winner-Score
11/19/00 Baltimore
Baltimore, 0-27
11/21/04 Baltimore
Baltimore, 10-30
12/20/08 Dallas
Baltimore, 24-33
Baltimore, 29-31
10/14/12 Baltimore
11/20/16 Dallas
Dallas, 27-17
12/8/20* Baltimore
Baltimore, 17-34* Game originally scheduled for 12/3

Att.
69,41669,92463,80071,384
93,056

Buffalo Bills(Dallas Leads Series, 8-5)
Regular Season: 6-5 Postseason: 2-0
Date
Site
Winner-Score
9/19/71
Buffalo
Dallas, 49-37
Dallas, 17-10
11/15/76 Dallas
11/9/81
DallasDallas, 27-14
11/18/84 Buffalo
Buffalo, 3-14
1/31/93* Pasadena
Dallas, 52-17
Dallas
Buffalo, 10-13
9/12/93
1/30/94** Atlanta
Dallas, 30-13
9/22/96
Buffalo
Buffalo, 7-10
11/9/03
DallasDallas, 10-6
Buffalo
Dallas, 25-24
10/8/07
11/13/11 Dallas
Dallas, 44-7
12/27/15 Buffalo
Buffalo, 6-16
11/24/19 Dallas
Buffalo, 15-26*Super Bowl XXVII, Jan. 31, 1993**Super Bowl XXVIII, Jan. 30, 1994

Att.
46,206
51,77962,58374,391
98,374
63,226
72,81778,09863,77071,57585,15770,17290,445Carolina Panthers(Dallas Leads Series, 10-5)
Regular Season: 10-3 Postseason: 0-2

Date
Site
1/5/97*Carolina
12/8/97
Dallas
10/11/98 Dallas
10/1/00
Carolina
10/13/02 Dallas
11/23/03 Dallas
1/3/04**Carolina
12/24/05 Carolina
10/29/06 Carolina
12/22/07 Carolina
Dallas
9/28/09
10/21/12 Carolina
11/26/15 Dallas
9/9/18Carolina
10/3/21
Dallas*NFC Divisional Playoffs**NFC Wild Card Playoffs

Winner-Score
Carolina, 17-26
Carolina, 13-23
Dallas, 27-20
Dallas, 16-13 (OT)
Dallas, 14-13
Dallas, 24-20
Carolina, 10-29
Dallas, 24-20
Dallas, 35-14
Dallas, 20-13
Dallas, 21-7
Dallas, 19-14
Carolina, 14-33
Carolina, 8-16
Dallas, 36-28

Att.
72,80863,25164,181
73,31061,73363,87173,01473,436
73,68273,86090,58873,98190,90974,532
93,262Chicago Bears(Dallas Leads Series, 16-12)
Regular Season: 14-12 Postseason: 2-0

Date
Site
11/27/60 Chicago
11/18/62 Dallas
11/1/64
Chicago11/24/68 Chicago
10/31/71 Chicago
9/16/73
Chicago10/24/76 Dallas
12/26/77* Dallas
9/16/79
Dallas
11/26/81 Dallas
9/30/84
Chicago11/17/85 Dallas

Winner-Score
Chicago, 7-17
Chicago, 33-34
Dallas, 24-10
Dallas, 34-3
Chicago, 19-23
Dallas, 20-17
Dallas, 31-21
Dallas, 37-7
Dallas, 24-20
Dallas, 10-9
Dallas, 23-14
Chicago, 0-44

Att.
39,951
12,69247,527
46,66755,04955,701
61,34662,92064,05663,49963,62363,855372

12/21/86 Dallas
Chicago, 10-24
10/16/88 Chicago
Chicago, 7-17
12/29/91** Chicago
Dallas, 17-13
Dallas, 27-14
12/27/92 Dallas
9/2/96ChicagoChicago, 6-22
9/28/97
DallasDallas, 27-3
Chicago, 12-13
10/18/98 Chicago
11/25/04 Dallas
Dallas, 21-7
ChicagoDallas, 34-10
9/23/07
9/19/10
Dallas
Chicago, 20-27
10/1/12
Dallas
Chicago, 18-34
ChicagoChicago, 28-45
12/9/13
12/4/14ChicagoDallas, 41-28
9/25/16
DallasDallas, 31-17
12/5/19
ChicagoChicago, 24-31
10/30/22 Dallas
Dallas, 49-29*NFC Divisional Playoffs**NFC First-Round Playoffs

57,25664,75962,594
63,101
63,07664,082
59,20164,026
62,09985,16890,08062,22961,55890,554
61,276
93,767

Cincinnati Bengals
Date
11/4/73
9/30/79
12/8/85
11/20/88
10/13/91
10/30/94
12/14/97
11/12/00
11/7/04
10/5/08
12/9/12
10/9/16
12/13/20
9/18/22(Dallas Leads Series, 10-4)
Regular Season: 10-4

Site
DallasDallasCincinnati
DallasDallasCincinnati
Cincinnati
DallasCincinnati
DallasCincinnati
DallasCincinnati
DallasWinner-Score
Dallas, 38-10
Dallas, 38-13
Cincinnati, 24-50
Cincinnati, 24-38
Dallas, 35-23
Dallas, 23-20
Cincinnati, 24-31
Dallas, 23-6
Cincinnati, 3-26
Dallas, 31-22
Dallas, 20-19
Dallas, 28-14
Dallas, 30-7
Dallas, 20-17

Att.
58,802
63,17956,93637,86563,27557,09660,04362,17065,72162,65563,59091,653
10,322
92,944Cleveland Browns(Cleveland Leads Series, 18-14)
Regular Season: 13-16 Postseason: 1-2

Date
Site
Winner-Score
10/16/60 Dallas
Cleveland, 7-48
Cleveland
Cleveland, 7-25
10/1/61
12/3/61
DallasCleveland, 17-38
Cleveland
Cleveland, 10-19
10/7/62
12/2/62
DallasDallas, 45-21
DallasCleveland, 24-41
9/22/63
11/24/63 Cleveland
Cleveland, 17-27
10/4/64
Cleveland
Cleveland, 6-27
Cleveland, 16-20
10/18/64 Dallas
10/17/65 Cleveland
Cleveland, 17-23
Cleveland, 17-24
11/21/65 Dallas
10/23/66 Cleveland
Cleveland, 21-30
11/24/66 Dallas
Dallas, 26-14
Cleveland
Dallas, 21-14
9/17/67
12/24/67* Dallas
Dallas, 52-14
DallasDallas, 28-7
9/22/68
12/21/68* Cleveland
Cleveland, 20-31
11/2/69
Cleveland
Cleveland, 10-42
Cleveland, 14-38
12/28/69* Dallas
12/12/70 Cleveland
Dallas, 6-2
12/7/74
DallasDallas, 41-17
9/24/79
Cleveland
Cleveland, 7-26
11/25/82 Dallas
Dallas, 31-14
9/22/85
DallasDallas, 20-7
Cleveland
Cleveland, 21-24
12/4/88
9/1/91
Cleveland
Dallas, 26-14
12/10/94 Dallas
Cleveland, 14-19
9/19/04
DallasDallas, 19-12
9/7/08Cleveland
Dallas, 28-10
11/18/12 Dallas
Dallas, 23-20 (OT)
11/6/16
Cleveland
Dallas, 35-10
10/4/20
DallasCleveland, 38-49*Eastern Conference Championship GameAtt.
28,50043,63823,50040,04024,22628,71055,096
72,06237,45680,451
76,251
84,72180,25981,03970,786
68,73381,49784,85069,32175,45848,75480,123
46,26761,456
77,68378,86064,826
63,11973,012
81,96367,431
25,021

(Denver Leads Series, 9-5)
Regular Season: 4-9 Postseason: 1-0

Att.
51,70663,752
76,40074,91976,082
74,94664,57875,01364,104
63,27376,44092,75876,91993,503Att.
43,272
27,262
61,382
73,16765,37879,784
63,16079,694
72,98573,81245,32574,90678,29074,816
64,10277,512
61,78961,16063,616
62,67063,00862,75981,261
78,12264,37991,41092,88590,15561,801
93,487Site
Green Bay
DallasMilwaukee
DallasGreen Bay
DallasDallasWinner-Score
Green Bay, 7-41
Green Bay, 21-45
Green Bay, 3-13
Green Bay, 27-34
Green Bay, 17-21
Green Bay, 17-28
Dallas, 16-3

Att.
32,29444,97548,31175,50450,861
74,604
67,182

Site
HoustonDallas
HoustonDallas
HoustonDallasWinner-Score
Houston, 10-19
Dallas, 34-6
Dallas, 27-13
Dallas 20-17 (OT)
Houston, 16-19 (OT)
Dallas, 27-23

Att.
69,604
63,18671,456
91,15972,00893,843

Indianapolis Colts(Dallas Leads Series, 11-7)
Regular Season: 11-6 Postseason: 0-1

Date
Site
Winner-Score
10/30/60 Dallas
Baltimore, 7-45
12/3/67
Baltimore
Baltimore, 17-23
12/13/69 Dallas
Dallas, 27-10
1/17/71* Miami
Baltimore, 13-16
10/15/72 Baltimore
Dallas, 21-0
DallasDallas, 30-27
9/26/76
9/4/78DallasDallas, 38-0
12/6/81
Baltimore
Dallas, 37-13
10/28/84 Dallas
Dallas, 22-3
10/10/93 Indianapolis Dallas, 27-3
9/15/96
DallasIndianapolis, 24-25
10/31/99 Indianapolis
Indianapolis, 24-34
11/17/02 Indianapolis
Indianapolis, 3-20
11/19/06 Dallas
Dallas, 21-14
12/5/10
Indianapolis Dallas, 38-35 (OT)
12/21/14 Dallas
Dallas, 42-7
12/16/18 Indianapolis
Indianapolis, 0-23
12/4/22
DallasDallas, 54-19*Super Bowl V, Jan. 17, 1971

373

Att.
25,50060,23863,19180,05558,99264,23764,22454,87158,72460,45363,021
56,86057,057
63,20767,471
91,89966,65493,086SIDELINES

Date
11/13/60
11/29/64
10/24/65
1/1/67*
12/31/67*
10/28/68
11/26/70

Date
9/8/02
10/15/06
9/26/10
10/5/14
10/7/18
12/18/22

OPPONENTS

Green Bay Packers(Green Bay Leads Series, 21-17)
Regular Season: 13-17 Postseason: 4-4

Houston Texans(Dallas Leads Series, 4-2)
Regular Season: 4-2

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Winner-Score
Detroit, 14-23
Dallas, 17-14
Dallas, 59-13
Dallas, 5-0
Dallas, 28-24
Dallas, 36-10
Dallas, 37-0
Detroit, 24-27
Detroit, 21-26
Dallas, 31-7
Detroit, 17-27
Detroit, 10-34
Detroit, 6-38
Dallas, 37-3
Detroit, 17-20 (OT)
Detroit, 10-15
Detroit, 7-9
Dallas, 38-7
Dallas, 31-21
Dallas, 20-7
Detroit, 31-39
Dallas, 28-27
Dallas, 35-19
Detroit, 30-34
Detroit, 30-31
Dallas, 24-20
Dallas, 42-21
Dallas, 26-24
Dallas, 35-27
Dallas, 24-6

RECORDS

Date
Site
12/11/60 Detroit
10/13/63 Dallas
9/15/68
Dallas
12/26/70** Dallas
10/30/72 Dallas
Detroit
10/6/75
10/30/77 Dallas
11/15/81 Detroit
9/15/85
Detroit
9/14/86
Detroit
Detroit
11/8/87
10/27/91 Detroit
1/5/92**
Detroit
11/8/92
Detroit
9/19/94
DallasDetroit
1/6/02
11/3/02
Detroit
10/19/03 Detroit
10/31/04 Dallas
11/20/05 Dallas
12/31/06 Dallas
Detroit
12/9/07
11/21/10 Dallas
10/2/11
Dallas
10/27/13 Detroit
1/4/15*
Dallas
12/26/16 Dallas
9/30/18
Dallas
11/17/19 Detroit
10/23/22 Dallas* NFC Wild Card Playoffs**NFC Divisional Playoffs

2022 SEASON

Detroit Lions(Dallas Leads Series, 18-12)
Regular Season: 16-11 Postseason: 2-1

PLAYERS

Date
Site
Winner-Score
12/2/73
DenverDallas, 22-10
12/18/77 Dallas
Dallas, 14-6
1/15/78* New Orleans Dallas, 27-10
DenverDenver, 20-41
9/14/80
10/5/86
DenverDenver, 14-29
12/6/92
DenverDallas, 31-27
DallasDallas, 31-21
9/10/95
9/13/98
DenverDenver, 23-42
11/22/01 Dallas
Denver, 24-26
11/24/05 Dallas
Denver, 21-24 (OT)
10/4/09
DenverDenver, 10-17
DallasDenver, 48-51
10/6/13
9/17/17DenverDenver, 17-42
11/7/21
DallasDenver, 16-30*Super Bowl XII, Jan. 15, 1978

10/1/72
Milwaukee
Green Bay, 13-16
47,103
10/19/75 Dallas
Green Bay, 17-19
64,934
11/12/78 Milwaukee
Dallas, 42-14
55,256
9/28/80
Milwaukee
Dallas, 28-7
54,776
1/16/83** Dallas
Dallas, 37-26
63,972
9/23/84
DallasDallas, 20-6
64,222
10/8/89
Green Bay
Green Bay, 13-31
56,656
12/24/89 Dallas
Green Bay, 10-20
41,265
Milwaukee
Dallas, 20-17
53,695
10/6/91
10/3/93
DallasDallas, 36-14
63,568
1/16/94$ Dallas
Dallas, 27-17
64,79011/24/94 Dallas
Dallas, 42-31
64,597
DallasDallas, 35-9
64,745
1/8/95$
10/8/95
DallasDallas, 34-24
64,806
1/14/96# Dallas
Dallas, 38-27
65,135
11/18/96 Dallas
Dallas, 21-6
65,032
11/23/97 Green Bay
Green Bay, 17-45
60,111
Dallas, 27-13
64,634
11/14/99 Dallas
10/24/04 Green Bay
Green Bay, 20-41
70,67911/29/07 Dallas
Dallas, 37-27
64,167
9/21/08
Green Bay
Dallas, 27-16
71,113
11/15/09 Green Bay
Green Bay, 7-17
70,894
Green Bay
Green Bay, 7-45
70,913
11/7/10
12/15/13 Dallas
Green Bay, 36-37
91,054
1/11/15$ Green Bay
Green Bay, 21-26
79,704
12/13/15 Green Bay
Green Bay, 7-28
78,36910/16/16 Green Bay
Dallas, 30-16
78,481
Green Bay, 31-34
93,396
1/15/17$ Dallas
10/8/17
DallasGreen Bay, 31-35
93,32910/6/19
DallasGreen Bay, 24-34
93,024
11/13/22 Green Bay
Green Bay, 28-31 (OT) 78,433$NFC Divisional Playoffs#NFC Championship Game
*NFL Championship Game**Super Bowl Tournament

STAFF

Denver Broncos

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Jacksonville Jaguars
Date
10/19/97
10/29/00
11/24/02
9/10/06
10/31/10
11/9/14
10/14/18
12/18/22

Los Angeles Rams

(Series is Tied, 4-4)
Regular Season: 4-4

Site
DallasDallasDallasJacksonville
DallasJack. (Lon.)
DallasJacksonville

Winner-Score
Att.
Dallas, 26-22
64,464
Jacksonville, 17-23 (OT) 63,554
Dallas, 21-19
62,204
Jacksonville, 17-24
67,164
Jacksonville, 17-35
81,395
Dallas, 31-17
83,603
Dallas, 40-7
90,767
Jacksonville, 34-40 (OT) 69,050

Kansas City Chiefs
Date
10/25/70
11/10/75
11/20/83
10/22/89
10/18/92
11/23/95
12/13/98
12/11/05
10/11/09
9/15/13
11/5/17
11/21/21(Dallas Leads Series, 7-4)
Regular Season: 7-4

Site
Kansas City
DallasDallasKansas City
DallasDallasKansas City
DallasKansas City
Kansas City
DallasKansas City

Winner-Score
Dallas, 27-16
Kansas City, 31-34
Dallas, 41-21
Kansas City, 28-36
Dallas, 17-10
Dallas, 24-12
Kansas City, 17-20
Dallas, 31-28
Dallas, 26-20 (OT)
Kansas City, 16-17
Dallas, 28-17
Kansas City, 9-19

Att.
51,15863,53964,10376,84164,11564,901
77,69763,432
71,21476,952
93,27373,494Las Vegas Raiders

Date
12/14/74
12/7/80
10/23/83
11/9/86
10/25/92
11/19/95
9/27/98
10/7/01
10/2/05
11/26/09
11/28/13
12/17/17
11/25/21(Las Vegas Leads Series, 7-6)
Regular Season: 6-7
Site
OaklandOakland
DallasDallasLos Angeles
Oakland
DallasOaklandOakland
DallasDallasOakland
DallasWinner-Score
Att.
Oakland, 23-27
45,850Dallas, 19-13
53,194
Los Angeles, 38-40
64,991
Los Angeles, 13-17
61,706
Dallas, 28-13
91,505
Dallas, 34-21
54,092
Oakland, 12-13
63,544
Oakland, 21-28
61,535
Oakland, 13-19
62,400Dallas, 24-7
83,489Dallas, 31-24
87,572
Dallas, 20-17
55,372Las Vegas, 33-36 (OT) 93,483

SIDELINESOPPONENTS

Los Angeles Chargers
Date
11/5/72
10/26/80
11/13/83
11/16/86
9/9/9010/15/95
9/23/01
9/11/05
12/13/09
9/29/13
11/23/17
9/19/21(Dallas Leads Series, 7-5)
Regular Season: 7-5

Site
San Diego
DallasSan Diego
San Diego
DallasSan Diego
DallasSan Diego
DallasSan Diego
DallasLos Angeles

Winner-Score
Dallas, 34-28
Dallas, 42-31
San Diego, 23-24
Dallas, 24-21
Dallas, 17-14
Dallas, 23-9
San Diego, 21-32
Dallas, 28-24
San Diego, 17-20
San Diego, 21-30
San Diego, 6-28
Dallas, 20-17

Att.
54,476
60,63946,192
55,62248,06362,66463,43067,67990,552
68,601
93,012
70,240374(Dallas Leads Series, 19-18)
Regular Season: 15-13 Postseason: 4-5

Date
Site
Winner-Score
11/6/60
DallasLos Angeles, 13-38
9/30/62
Los Angeles Dallas, 27-17
10/1/67
DallasLos Angeles, 13-35
11/23/69 Los Angeles Los Angeles, 23-24
11/25/71 Dallas
Dallas, 28-21
10/14/73 Los Angeles Los Angeles, 31-37
Dallas, 27-16
12/23/73* Dallas
9/21/75
DallasDallas, 18-7
1/4/76** Los Angeles Dallas, 37-7
12/19/76* Dallas
Los Angeles, 12-14
9/17/78
Los Angeles Los Angeles, 14-27
1/7/79** Los Angeles Dallas, 28-0
10/14/79 Dallas
Dallas, 30-6
12/30/79* Dallas
Los Angeles, 19-21
12/15/80 Los Angeles Los Angeles, 14-38
12/28/80$ Dallas
Dallas, 34-13
Dallas, 29-17
10/18/81 Dallas
12/26/83$ Dallas
Los Angeles, 17-24
9/3/84
Los Angeles Dallas, 20-13
1/4/86*
Los Angeles Los Angeles, 0-20
12/7/86
Los Angeles Los Angeles, 10-29
12/21/87 Los Angeles Dallas, 29-21
12/3/89
DallasLos Angeles, 31-35
11/18/90 Los Angeles Dallas, 24-21
11/15/92 Dallas
Los Angeles, 23-27
9/29/02
St. Louis
Dallas, 13-10
Dallas
St. Louis, 10-20
1/1/06
9/30/07
DallasDallas, 35-7
10/19/08 St. Louis
St. Louis, 14-34
10/23/11 Dallas
Dallas, 34-7
9/22/13
DallasDallas, 31-7
St. Louis
Dallas, 34-31
9/21/14
10/1/17
DallasLos Angeles, 30-35
1/12/19* Los Angeles Los Angeles, 22-30
12/15/19 Dallas
Dallas, 44-21
9/13/20
Los Angeles Los Angeles, 17-20
10/9/22
Los Angeles Dallas, 22-10$NFC Wild Card Game
*NFC Division Playoff Game**NFC Championship GameAtt.
16,00026,90775,22979,10566,59581,42864,29149,091
84,48362,43665,74967,47064,46264,79262,54864,53364,64943,521
65,403
66,35164,94960,70046,10058,58963,69066,165
63,131
62,861
62,03581,50180,84858,73991,86977,18790,43674,154

Miami Dolphins(Dallas Leads Series, 8-7)
Regular Season: 7-7 Postseason: 1-0

Date
Site
Winner-Score
1/16/72* New Orleans Dallas, 24-3
11/22/73 Dallas
Miami, 7-14
11/5/78
Miami
Miami, 16-23
10/25/81 Dallas
Dallas, 28-27
12/17/84 Miami
Miami, 21-28
11/22/87 Dallas
Miami, 14-20
11/19/89 Dallas
Miami, 14-17
11/25/93 Dallas
Miami, 14-16
10/27/96 Miami
Dallas, 29-10
11/25/99 Dallas
Dallas, 20-0
11/27/03 Dallas
Miami, 21-40
9/16/07
Miami
Dallas, 37-20
11/24/11 Dallas
Dallas, 20-19
11/22/15 Miami
Dallas, 24-14
9/22/19
DallasDallas, 31-6
*Super Bowl VI, Jan. 16, 1972

Att.
81,03564,10069,41464,221
74,13956,51956,04460,19875,28364,32864,101
71,61587,41865,11590,127(Dallas Leads Series, 19-15)
Regular Season: 15-12 Postseason: 4-3

New Orleans Saints
Site
Winner-Score
DallasDallas, 14-10
New Orleans Dallas, 27-10
New Orleans Dallas, 17-3
New Orleans Dallas, 21-17
DallasDallas, 33-17
New Orleans New Orleans,14-24

Att.
52,562
83,43784,72879,56768,282
83,088375

Att.
55,03341,50060,25445,66862,69462,88929,63533,22563,031
59,36662,87160,01062,73566,20972,16362,61758,964
57,23662,93868,37862,81562,72564,60264,89870,12846,35361,191
56,51153,32976,04258,87064,21574,53273,26564,86976,49063,787
59,126
68,34363,49973,00962,347
76,14275,921
60,23574,981SIDELINES

Date
10/15/67
11/12/67
11/3/68
9/28/69
11/9/69
10/17/71(Dallas Leads Series, 18-13)
Regular Season: 18-13

Winner-Score
Tie, 31-31
New York, 10-31
Dallas, 17-16
New York, 10-41
New York, 31-41
New York, 21-37
New York, 27-34
Tie, 13-13
Dallas, 31-21
Dallas, 31-2
Dallas, 38-20
Dallas, 52-7
Dallas, 17-7
Dallas, 38-24
New York, 21-27
Dallas, 28-10
Dallas, 25-3
Dallas, 28-10
New York, 20-23
Dallas, 20-13
Dallas, 42-14
Dallas, 23-14
New York, 3-23
Dallas, 45-28
Dallas, 23-10
New York, 6-14
Dallas, 21-7
Dallas, 13-7
Dallas, 14-3
Dallas, 24-14
Dallas, 9-3
Dallas, 41-21
Dallas, 24-10
Dallas, 34-24
Dallas, 24-3
Dallas, 16-14
Dallas, 28-7
Dallas, 24-3
New York, 35-38
Dallas, 18-10
New York, 10-13 (OT)
Dallas, 28-13
Dallas, 38-20
New York, 7-28
New York, 7-19
Dallas, 30-29

OPPONENTS

Att.
65,70860,90563,26360,311
55,34160,56764,57858,44468,436
63,98468,756
93,05465,87865,878Site
New York
DallasNew York
DallasNew York
New York
DallasDallasNew York
DallasNew York
DallasNew York
DallasDallasNew York
DallasDallasNew York
DallasNew York
New York
DallasDallasN. Haven
DallasN. Haven
New York
DallasNew York
DallasDallasNew York
New York
DallasNew York
DallasDallasNew York
DallasNew York
DallasNew York
New York
DallasNew York

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Site
Winner-Score
DallasDallas, 44-21
New England Dallas, 34-31
DallasDallas, 17-10
New England Dallas, 35-21
DallasDallas, 20-17
New England Dallas, 23-17 (OT)
DallasDallas, 12-6
New England New England, 6-13
New England New England, 0-12
DallasNew England, 27-48
New England New England, 16-20
DallasNew England, 6-30
New England New England, 9-13
New England Dallas, 35-29 (OT)

Date
12/4/60
10/15/61
10/29/61
11/11/62
12/16/62
10/20/63
12/1/63
10/11/64
11/8/64
9/19/65
12/19/65
9/18/66
12/18/66
9/24/67
11/10/68
12/15/68
10/27/69
9/27/70
11/8/70
10/11/71
12/12/71
9/24/72
12/17/72
10/21/73
11/11/73
9/29/74
10/27/74
10/12/75
11/30/75
10/10/76
11/7/76
9/25/77
11/6/77
9/10/78
10/8/78
11/4/79
12/2/79
10/5/80
11/9/80
9/27/81
12/19/81
9/18/83
10/30/83
9/9/84
11/4/84
10/6/85

RECORDS

Date
10/24/71
11/16/75
12/3/78
9/21/81
11/22/84
11/15/87
12/15/96
12/5/99
11/16/03
10/14/07
10/16/11
10/11/15
11/24/19
10/17/21(Dallas Leads Series, 8-6)
Regular Season: 8-6

New York Giants(Dallas Leads Series, 73-47-2)
Regular Season: 73-46-2 Postseason: 0-1

2022 SEASONNew England Patriots

DallasDallas, 40-3
53,972New Orleans Dallas, 24-6
61,413
DallasDallas, 27-7
57,920DallasDallas, 21-7
64,506
DallasDallas, 21-20
62,136
DallasDallas, 30-27 (OT)
50,966
New Orleans New Orleans, 17-20
68,474
New Orleans New Orleans, 0-28
66,977
DallasDallas, 17-13
60,087
DallasDallas, 23-14
64,530New Orleans Dallas, 24-16
67,323
New Orleans New Orleans, 3-22
65,065
New Orleans New Orleans, 24-31
47,835
New Orleans New Orleans, 7-13
68,451
DallasNew Orleans, 13-27
64,056
DallasNew Orleans, 17-42
63,722New Orleans Dallas, 24-17
70,213
DallasNew Orleans, 27-30
93,985
DallasNew Orleans, 31-34
92,570New Orleans New Orleans, 17-49
73,018DallasDallas, 38-17
91,176
New Orleans New Orleans, 20-26 (OT) 73,009
DallasDallas, 13-10
93,004
New Orleans New Orleans, 10-12 73,086
New Orleans Dallas, 27-17
69,170

PLAYERS

Date
Site
Winner-Score
Att.
9/24/61
DallasDallas, 21-7
20,50010/8/61
Minnesota
Dallas, 28-0
33,0709/25/66
DallasDallas, 28-17
64,116
Dallas, 20-7
47,644
10/20/68 Minnesota
10/18/70 Minnesota
Minnesota, 13-54
47,90012/25/71* Minnesota
Dallas, 20-12
49,100Minnesota, 10-27
64,524
12/30/73** Dallas
10/6/74
DallasMinnesota, 21-23
57,847
12/28/75* Minnesota
Dallas, 17-14
48,341
9/18/77
Minnesota
Dallas, 16-10 (OT)
47,678
1/1/78** Dallas
Dallas, 23-6
61,968Minnesota, 10-21
61,848
10/26/78 Dallas
10/7/79
Minnesota
Dallas, 36-20
47,572
1/3/83
Minnesota
Minnesota, 27-31
60,007
10/2/83
Minnesota
Dallas, 37-24
60,774
11/26/87 Dallas
Minnesota, 38-44 (OT) 54,229
Minnesota, 3-43
57,83011/13/88 Dallas
12/12/93 Minnesota
Dallas, 37-20
63,321
9/17/95
Minnesota
Dallas, 23-17 (OT)
60,088
12/28/96$ Dallas
Dallas, 40-15
64,682
11/26/98 Dallas
Minnesota, 36-46
64,366
Minnesota
Minnesota, 17-27
64,111
11/8/99
1/9/00$Minnesota
Minnesota, 10-27
64,056
11/23/00 Dallas
Minnesota, 15-27
63,878
9/12/04
Minnesota
Minnesota, 17-35
64,105
10/21/07 Dallas
Dallas, 24-14
63,432Minnesota, 3-34
63,547
1/17/10* Minnesota
10/17/10 Minnesota
Minnesota, 21-24
64,12011/3/13
DallasDallas, 27-23
85,36012/1/16
Minnesota
Dallas, 17-15
66,86011/10/19 Dallas
Minnesota, 24-28
91,188Dallas, 31-28
11/22/20 Minnesota
10/31/21 Minnesota
Dallas, 20-16
66,633
11/20/22 Minnesota
Dallas, 40-3
66,992$NFC Wild Card Game
*NFC Divisional Playoff Game**NFC Championship Game

9/24/73
9/19/76
11/19/78
12/19/82
9/25/83
10/21/84
10/3/88
9/10/89
12/2/90
12/8/91
12/19/94
12/6/98
12/24/99
12/28/03
12/12/04
12/10/06
12/19/09
11/25/10
12/23/12
11/10/13
9/28/14
10/4/15
11/29/18
9/29/19
12/2/21

STAFF

Minnesota Vikings

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSOPPONENTS
SIDELINES

N.Y. Giants, cont.
12/15/85 Dallas
9/8/86
Dallas
11/2/86
New York
9/20/87
New York
11/2/87
Dallas
9/18/88
Dallas
11/6/88
New York
10/1/89
Dallas
12/16/89 New York
9/16/90
Dallas
9/30/90
New York
9/29/91
Dallas
11/17/91 New York
9/13/92
New York
11/26/92 Dallas
11/7/93
Dallas
1/2/94
New York
11/7/94
Dallas
12/24/94 New York
9/4/95
New York
12/17/95 Dallas
9/8/96
Dallas
11/24/96 New York
10/5/97
New York
12/21/97 Dallas
9/21/98
New York
11/8/98
Dallas
10/18/99 New York
1/2/00Dallas
10/15/00 New York
12/17/00 Dallas
11/4/01
New York
12/9/01
Dallas
10/6/02
Dallas
12/15/02 New York
9/15/03
New York
12/21/03 Dallas
10/10/04 Dallas
1/2/05
New York
10/16/05 Dallas
12/4/05
New York
10/23/06 Dallas
12/3/06
New York
9/9/07
Dallas
11/11/07 New York
1/13/08* Dallas
11/2/08
New York
12/14/08 Dallas
Dallas
9/20/09
12/16/09 New York
10/25/10 Dallas
11/14/10 New York
12/11/11 Dallas
New York
1/1/12
9/5/12
New York
10/28/12 Dallas
9/8/13
Dallas
11/24/13 New York
10/19/14 Dallas
11/23/14 New York
9/13/15
Dallas
10/25/15 New York
9/11/16
Dallas
12/11/16 New York
Dallas
9/10/17
12/10/17 New York
9/16/18
Dallas12/30/18 New York
9/8/19Dallas
11/4/19
New York
10/11/20 Dallas
1/3/21
New York
10/10/21 Dallas
12/19/21 New York
9/26/22
New York
11/24/22 Dallas*NFC Divisional Playoffs

Dallas, 28-21
62,310Dallas, 31-28
59,804
New York, 14-17
74,871
Dallas, 16-14
73,426
Dallas, 33-24
55,730
New York, 10-12
55,325
New York, 21-29
75,826
New York, 13-30
51,785
New York, 0-15
72,141
New York, 7-28
61,090
New York, 17-31
75,923
Dallas, 21-16
64,010
New York, 9-22
76,410Dallas, 34-28
76,430Dallas, 30-3
62,416
Dallas, 31-9
64,735
Dallas, 16-13 (OT)
77,356
Dallas, 38-10
64,836
New York, 10-15
66,943
Dallas, 35-0
77,454
Dallas, 21-20
64,400Dallas, 27-0
63,069
New York, 6-20
77,081
New York, 17-20
77,137
New York, 7-20
63,746
Dallas, 31-7
78,039Dallas, 16-6
64,316
New York, 10-13
78,204
Dallas, 26-18
63,767
New York, 14-19
78,189
New York, 13-17
61,311
New York, 24-27 (OT) 78,673
Dallas, 20-13
61,821
New York, 17-21
63,447
New York, 7-37
78,698Dallas, 35-32 (OT)
78,907
Dallas, 19-3
64,118
New York, 10-26
64,018
New York, 24-28
78,500Dallas, 16-13 (OT)
62,278
New York, 10-17
78,645
New York, 22-36
63,512
Dallas, 23-20
78,666
Dallas, 45-35
63,031
Dallas, 31-20
78,964
New York, 17-21
63,660
New York, 14-35
78,826
Dallas, 20-8
63,776
New York, 31-33
105,121
New York, 24-31
79,244
New York, 35-41
91,375
Dallas, 33-20
80,851
New York, 34-37
92,952
New York, 14-31
81,077
Dallas, 27-14
82,287
New York, 24-29
94,067
Dallas, 31-6
85,348Dallas, 24-21
80,499Dallas, 31-21
91,028Dallas, 31-28
80,520Dallas, 27-26
93,579
New York, 20-27
80,319
New York, 19-20
92,867
New York, 7-10
80,874
Dallas, 19-3
93,183
Dallas, 30-10
78,125
Dallas, 20-13
90,512
Dallas, 36-35
77,750Dallas, 35-17
90,353
Dallas 37-18
76,107
Dallas, 37-34
25,021
New York, 19-23
Dallas 44-20
93,476
Dallas, 21-6
77,413
Dallas, 23-16
79,445
Dallas, 28-20
93,568376

New York Jets

Date
12/4/71
12/21/75
12/17/78
10/4/87
11/4/90
12/18/93
12/19/99
9/28/03
11/22/07
9/11/11
12/19/15
10/13/19(Dallas Leads Series, 7-5)
Regular Season: 7-5

Site
DallasNew York
New York
New York
New York
New York
DallasNew York
DallasNew York
DallasNew York

Winner-Score
Dallas, 52-10
Dallas, 31-21
Dallas, 30-7
Dallas, 38-24
New York, 9-24
Dallas, 28-7
New York, 21-22
Dallas, 17-6
Dallas, 34-3
New York, 24-27
New York, 16-19
New York, 22-24

Att.
66,68937,27952,532
12,37068,08673,23364,271
77,86363,31578,702
90,34578,523

Philadelphia Eagles(Dallas Leads Series, 73-55)
Regular Season: 70-54 Postseason: 3-1

Date
9/30/60
10/22/61
11/26/61
10/14/62
11/25/62
10/6/63
11/17/63
11/15/64
12/6/64
10/10/65
12/5/65
10/9/66
11/6/66
10/29/67
12/10/67
9/29/68
10/13/68
10/5/69
10/19/69
9/20/70
11/1/70
9/26/71
11/14/71
9/17/72
11/19/72
10/28/73
11/18/73
9/23/74
10/20/74
10/26/75
11/23/75
9/12/76
12/5/76
10/23/77
12/4/77
10/22/78
12/10/78
11/12/79
12/8/79
10/19/80
12/21/80
1/11/81**
11/1/81
12/13/81
12/26/82
10/16/83
11/6/83
9/16/84
12/2/84
10/20/85
11/24/85
10/19/86
12/14/86

Site
DallasDallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasDallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasDallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasDallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasDallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasDallasDallasPhiladelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
Philadelphia
DallasPhiladelphia
DallasWinner-Score
Philadelphia, 25-27
Philadelphia, 7-43
Philadelphia, 13-35
Dallas, 41-19
Philadelphia, 14-28
Philadelphia, 21-24
Dallas, 27-20
Philadelphia, 14-17
Philadelphia, 14-24
Philadelphia, 24-35
Dallas, 21-19
Dallas, 56-7
Philadelphia, 23-24
Philadelphia, 14-21
Dallas, 38-17
Dallas, 45-13
Dallas, 34-14
Dallas, 38-7
Dallas, 49-14
Dallas, 17-7
Dallas, 21-17
Dallas, 42-7
Dallas, 20-7
Dallas, 28-6
Dallas, 28-7
Philadelphia, 16-30
Dallas, 31-10
Philadelphia, 10-13
Dallas, 31-24
Dallas, 20-17
Dallas, 27-17
Dallas, 27-7
Dallas, 26-7
Dallas, 16-10
Dallas, 24-14
Dallas, 14-7
Dallas, 31-13
Philadelphia, 21-31
Dallas, 24-17
Philadelphia, 10-17
Dallas, 35-27
Philadelphia, 7-20
Dallas, 17-14
Dallas, 21-10
Philadelphia, 20-24
Dallas, 37-7
Dallas, 27-20
Dallas, 23-17
Dallas, 26-10
Philadelphia, 14-16
Dallas, 34-17
Dallas, 17-14
Philadelphia, 21-23

Att.
18,50025,00060,127
18,64558,07060,671
23,69455,97260,671
56,24954,714
69,37260,65860,74055,83460,85872,08360,65871,50959,72855,73665,35860,17855,85065,72065,954
61,98564,08843,58664,88957,89354,05255,07265,50760,28960,52564,66762,41771,43470,69662,54870,696
72,11164,95546,19963,07071,23664,521
66,322
70,11454,047
68,572
46,117

Pittsburgh Steelers(Dallas Leads Series, 17-16)
Regular Season: 16-14 Postseason: 1-2

2022 SEASONRECORDS

Att.
30,00023,50017,51919,478
23,106
19,047
24,13635,59435,27137,80457,29358,45342,18539,64155,06924,99065,68280,18749,761
78,65650,19963,43162,93256,81362,25360,156
76,34760,39664,16260,594
95,59567,73731,700

PLAYERS

Date
Site
Winner-Score
9/24/60
DallasPittsburgh, 28-35
9/17/61
DallasDallas, 27-24
11/12/61 Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 7-37
9/23/62
DallasPittsburgh, 28-30
10/21/62 Pittsburgh
Dallas, 42-27
10/27/63 Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 21-27
12/8/63
DallasPittsburgh, 19-24
9/27/64
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 17-23
12/13/64 Dallas
Dallas, 17-14
10/31/65 Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 13-22
11/14/65 Dallas
Dallas, 24-17
10/30/66 Dallas
Dallas, 52-21
11/20/66 Pittsburgh
Dallas, 20-7
10/22/67 Pittsburgh
Dallas, 24-21
12/8/68
DallasDallas, 28-7
12/7/69
Pittsburgh
Dallas, 10-7
10/8/72
DallasDallas, 17-13
1/18/76* Miami
Pittsburgh, 17-21
11/20/77 Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 13-28
1/21/79** Miami
Pittsburgh, 31-35
10/28/79 Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 3-14
9/13/82
DallasPittsburgh, 28-36
10/13/85 Dallas
Dallas, 27-13
9/4/88
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 21-24
11/28/91 Dallas
Dallas, 20-10
9/4/94
Pittsburgh
Dallas, 26-9
1/28/96$ Arizona
Dallas, 27-17
8/31/97
Pittsburgh
Dallas, 37-7
10/17/04 Dallas
Pittsburgh, 20-24
12/7/08
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, 13-20
12/16/12 Dallas
Dallas, 27-24 (OT)
11/13/16 Pittsburgh
Dallas, 35-30
11/8/20
DallasPittsburgh, 24-19*Super Bowl X, Jan. 18, 1976**Super Bowl XIII, Jan. 21, 1979
$Super Bowl XXX, Jan. 28, 1996

STAFF

San Francisco 49ers(Series is Tied, 19-19-1)
Regular Season: 14-15-1 Postseason: 5-4

SIDELINES

377

Att.
10,00029,56333,677
27,182
62,34859,62566,311
65,124
61,21450,01855,84856,72863,39957,57460,52559,957
60,114
61,07762,96664,92065,09964,902
69,014
69,12565,18068,91968,65764,12764,36664,097OPPONENTS

Date
Site
Winner-Score
11/20/60 Dallas
San Francisco, 14-26
11/10/63 San Francisco San Francisco, 24-31
11/7/65
DallasDallas, 39-31
12/16/67 San Francisco San Francisco, 16-24
11/27/69 Dallas
Tie, 24-24
1/3/71*** San Francisco Dallas, 17-10
1/2/72*** Dallas
Dallas, 14-3
11/23/72 Dallas
San Francisco, 10-31
12/23/72** San Francisco Dallas, 30-28
11/10/74 Dallas
Dallas, 20-14
12/12/77 San Francisco Dallas, 42-35
9/9/79San Francisco Dallas, 21-13
10/12/80 Dallas
Dallas, 59-14
10/11/81 San Francisco San Francisco, 14-45
1/10/82*** San Francisco San Francisco, 27-28
12/19/83 San Francisco San Francisco, 17-42
12/22/85 San Francisco San Francisco, 16-31
10/15/89 Dallas
San Francisco, 14-31
11/11/90 Dallas
San Francisco, 6-24
1/17/93*** San Francisco Dallas, 30-20
10/17/93 Dallas
Dallas, 26-17
1/23/94*** Dallas
Dallas, 38-21
11/13/94 San Francisco San Francisco, 14-21
1/15/95*** San Francisco San Francisco, 28-38
11/12/95 Dallas
San Francisco, 20-38
11/10/96 San Francisco Dallas, 20-17 (OT)
11/2/97
San Francisco San Francisco, 10-17
9/24/00
DallasSan Francisco, 24-41
12/30/01 Dallas
Dallas, 27-21
12/8/02
DallasSan Francisco, 27-31

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

10/11/87 Dallas
Dallas, 41-22
40,622
10/25/87 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 20-37
61,63010/23/88 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 23-24
66,30912/18/88 Dallas
Philadelphia, 7-23
46,131
Philadelphia, 0-27
54,444
11/23/89 Dallas
12/10/89 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 10-20
59,842
10/28/90 Dallas
Philadelphia, 20-21
62,605
12/23/90 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 3-17
63,895
9/15/91
DallasPhiladelphia, 0-24
62,656
12/15/91 Philadelphia Dallas, 25-13
65,854
10/5/92
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 7-31
66,572
DallasDallas, 20-10
65,012
11/1/92
1/10/93* Dallas
Dallas, 34-10
63,721
10/31/93 Philadelphia Dallas, 23-10
61,912
12/6/93
DallasDallas, 23-17
64,521
Dallas, 24-13
64,703
10/16/94 Dallas
Philadelphia Dallas, 31-19
65,947
12/4/94
11/6/95
DallasDallas, 34-12
64,876
12/10/95 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 17-20
66,198
1/7/96*
DallasDallas, 30-11
64,371
9/30/96
Philadelphia Dallas, 23-19
67,201
DallasPhiladelphia, 21-31
64,952
11/3/96
9/15/97
DallasDallas, 21-20
63,942
10/26/97 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 12-13
67,106
11/2/98
Philadelphia Dallas, 34-0
67,002
12/20/98 Dallas
Dallas, 13-9
62,722
Philadelphia, 10-13
66,66910/10/99 Philadelphia
12/12/99 Dallas
Dallas, 20-10
64,086
9/3/00DallasPhiladelphia, 14-41
62,872
11/5/00
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 13-16 (OT) 65,636
9/30/01
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 18-40
66,621
Philadelphia, 3-36
63,204
11/18/01 Dallas
9/22/02
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 13-44
65,537
12/21/02 Dallas
Philadelphia, 3-27
63,20910/12/03 Dallas
Dallas, 23-21
63,648
12/7/03
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 10-36
69,773
Philadelphia, 21-49
64,19011/15/04 Dallas
12/19/04 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 7-12
67,723
10/9/05
DallasDallas, 33-10
63,19911/14/05 Philadelphia Dallas, 21-20
67,73910/8/06
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 24-38
69,268Philadelphia, 7-23
62,83912/25/06 Dallas
11/4/07
Philadelphia Dallas, 38-17
67,688
12/16/07 Dallas
Philadelphia, 6-10
63,777
DallasDallas, 41-37
63,472
9/15/08
12/28/08 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 6-44
69,144
11/8/09
Philadelphia Dallas, 20-16
69,144
1/3/10DallasDallas, 24-0
100,621
1/9/10$DallasDallas, 34-14
92,951
12/12/10 Dallas
Philadelphia, 27-30
85,673
Philadelphia Dallas, 14-13
69,144
1/2/11
10/30/11 Philadelphia
Philadelphia 7-34
69,144
Philadelphia 7-20
84,432
12/24/11 Dallas
11/11/12 Philadelphia Dallas, 38-23
69,144
12/2/12
DallasDallas, 38-33
81,851
69,144
10/20/13 Philadelphia Dallas, 17-3
12/29/13 Dallas
Philadelphia, 22-24
91,166
Philadelphia, 10-33
91,37911/27/14 Dallas
12/14/14 Philadelphia Dallas, 38-27
69,596
9/20/15
Philadelphia Dallas, 20-10
69,296
11/8/15
Dallas		 Philadelphia, 27-33 (OT) 91,827
10/30/16 Dallas		
Dallas, 29-23 (OT)
93,103
1/1/17
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 13-27
69,596
11/19/17 Dallas
Philadelphia, 9-37
93,247
12/31/17 Philadelphia Dallas, 6-0
69,596
11/11/18 Philadelphia Dallas, 27-20
69,696
12/9/18
DallasDallas, 29-23 (OT)
93,127
10/20/19 Dallas
Dallas, 37-10
91,213
12/22/19 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 9-17
69,796
11/1/20
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 9-23
Dallas, 37-17
30,131
12/27/20 Dallas
9/27/21
DallasDallas, 41-21
93,267
1/8/22
Philadelphia Dallas 51-26
69,796
10/16/22 Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 17-26
69,87912/24/22 Dallas
Dallas, 40-34
93,754$NFC Wild Card Game
*NFC Divisional Playoffs**NFC Championship Game

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDSSan Francisco, cont.
San Francisco Dallas, 34-31
9/25/05
11/23/08 Dallas
Dallas, 35-22
San Francisco Dallas, 27-24 (OT)
9/18/11
9/7/14
DallasSan Francisco, 17-28
San Francisco Dallas, 27-17
10/2/16
10/22/17 San Francisco Dallas, 40-10
12/20/20 Dallas
Dallas, 41-33
1/16/22* Dallas
San Francisco, 17-23
1/22/23** San Francisco San Francisco, 12-19*NFC Wild Card Playoff Game**NFC Divisional Playoff Game***NFC Championship Game

68,247
63,272
69,732
91,174
70,12870,13330,092
93,47071,888

Seattle Seahawks(Dallas Leads Series, 11-10)
Regular Season: 10-9 Postseason: 1-1

Date
Site
10/3/76
Seattle11/27/80 Dallas
12/4/83
Seattle11/27/86 Dallas
10/11/92 Dallas
11/22/98 Dallas
12/16/01 Seattle
10/27/02 Dallas
12/6/04
Seattle10/23/05 Seattle
1/6/07*
Seattle11/27/08 Dallas
11/1/09
Dallas
11/6/11
Dallas
9/16/12
Seattle10/12/14 Seattle
Dallas
11/1/15
12/24/17 Dallas
9/23/18
Seattle1/5/19*Dallas
9/27/20
Seattle*NFC Wild Card Playoffs

Winner-Score
Dallas, 28-13
Dallas, 51-7
Dallas, 35-10
Seattle, 14-31
Dallas, 27-0
Dallas, 30-22
Seattle, 3-29
Seattle, 14-17
Dallas, 43-39
Seattle, 10-13
Seattle, 20-21
Dallas, 34-9
Dallas, 38-17
Dallas, 23-13
Seattle, 7-27
Dallas, 30-23
Seattle, 12-13
Seattle, 12-21
Seattle, 13-24
Dallas, 24-22
Seattle, 31-38

Att.
62,02757,54063,35258,02362,31164,142
63,36663,85468,09367,046
68,05863,25380,886
81,501
98,00868,432
91,48692,15069,047
94,327

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

SIDELINESOPPONENTS

PLAYOFF
RECORDS(Dallas Leads Series, 16-6)
Regular Season: 13-6 Postseason: 3-0

Date
Site
Winner-Score
10/2/77
DallasDallas, 23-7
DallasDallas, 28-17
9/21/80
1/2/82*
DallasDallas, 38-0
Dallas, 14-9
11/21/82 Dallas
1/9/83** Dallas
Dallas, 30-17
10/9/83
DallasDallas, 27-24 (OT)
DallasDallas, 14-10
10/7/90
10/21/90 Tampa
Dallas, 17-13
Tampa
Tampa Bay, 7-27
12/3/00
9/9/01
DallasTampa Bay, 6-10
10/26/03 Tampa
Tampa Bay, 0-16
Dallas, 38-10
11/23/06 Dallas
10/26/08 Dallas
Dallas, 13-9
9/13/09
Tampa
Dallas, 34-21
12/17/11 Tampa
Dallas, 31-15
9/23/12
DallasDallas, 16-10
11/15/15 Tampa
Tampa Bay, 6-10
12/18/16 Dallas
Dallas, 26-20
12/23/18 Dallas
Dallas, 27-20
9/9/21
Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay, 29-31
9/11/22
DallasTampa Bay, 3-19
1/16/23* Tampa Bay Dallas, 31-14*NFC Wild Card Playoff Game
*NFC Divisional Playoff**Super Bowl TournamentAtt.
55,31662,75064,84849,57865,042
63,30860,076
68,31565,621
61,52165,602
63,183
63,25463,806
65,162
81,98464,133
93,101
92,851
65,556
93,797
69,145378

Tennessee Titans

Date
12/20/70
11/24/74
11/22/79
12/13/82
9/29/85
11/24/88
11/10/91
9/11/94
11/27/97
12/25/00
9/15/02
10/1/06
10/10/10
9/14/14
11/5/18
12/29/22(Dallas Leads Series, 9-7)
Regular Season: 9-7

Site
Dallas
HoustonDallas
Houston
HoustonDallas
HoustonDallasDallasTennessee
DallasTennessee
DallasTennessee
DallasTennessee

Winner-Score
Dallas, 52-10
Dallas, 10-0
Houston, 24-30
Dallas, 37-7
Dallas, 17-10
Houston, 17-25
Houston, 23-26 (OT)
Dallas, 20-17
Tennessee, 14-27
Tennessee, 0-31
Dallas, 21-13
Dallas, 45-14
Tennessee, 27-34
Dallas, 26-10
Tennessee, 14-28
Dallas, 27-13

Att.
50,504
49,77563,89751,80849,68650,84563,00164,402
63,421
68,49862,527
69,14390,616
69,14390,466
69,292

Washington Commanders(Dallas Leads Series, 76-48-2)
Regular Season: 76-46-2 Postseason: 0-2

Date
10/9/60
11/19/61
12/17/61
9/16/62
11/4/62
9/29/63
11/3/63
9/20/64
11/22/64
9/26/65
11/28/65
11/13/66
12/11/66
10/8/67
11/19/67
11/17/68
11/28/68
11/16/69
12/21/69
11/22/70
12/6/70
10/3/71
11/21/71
10/22/72
12/9/72
12/31/72*
10/8/73
12/9/73
11/17/74
11/28/74
11/2/75
12/13/75
10/31/76
12/12/76
10/16/77
11/27/77
10/2/78
11/23/78
11/18/79
12/16/79
9/8/8011/23/80
9/6/81
11/22/81
12/5/82
1/22/83*
9/5/83
12/11/83
10/14/84
12/9/84

Site
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
Washington
DallasDallasWashington
DallasWashington
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasDallasWashington
Washington
DallasWashington
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasDallasWashington
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
Washington
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWinner-Score
Att.
Washington, 14-26
21,142
Tie, 28-28
17,500
Washington, 24-34
21,451
Tie, 35-35
15,730Dallas, 38-10
49,888
Washington, 17-21
40,101
Dallas, 35-20
18,838Dallas, 24-18
25,158
Washington, 16-28
49,219Dallas, 27-7
61,577
Washington, 31-34
50,205
Dallas, 31-30
50,927
Washington, 31-34
64,198Dallas, 17-14
50,566
Washington, 20-27
75,538Dallas, 29-20
66,076
Dallas, 44-24
50,816
Dallas, 41-28
50,474
Dallas, 20-10
56,924
Dallas, 45-21
50,415
Dallas, 34-0
57,936
Washington, 16-20
72,000Dallas, 13-0
53,041
Washington, 20-24
53,039Dallas, 34-24
65,136
Washington, 3-26
53,129Washington, 7-14
54,314
Dallas, 27-7
64,458
Washington, 21-28
54,395
Dallas, 24-23
63,243
Washington, 24-30 (OT) 55,004
Dallas, 31-10
61,091
Dallas, 20-7
55,004
Washington, 14-27
59,916
Dallas, 34-16
62,115
Dallas, 14-7
55,031
Washington, 5-955,031
Dallas, 37-10
64,905
Washington, 20-34
55,031
Dallas, 35-34
62,867
Dallas, 17-3
55,045
Dallas, 14-10
58,809Dallas, 26-10
55,045
Dallas, 24-10
64,583
Dallas, 24-10
54,633
Washington, 17-31
55,045
Dallas, 31-30
55,045
Washington, 10-31
65,074
Washington, 14-34
55,431
Washington, 28-30
64,286

12/26/04 Dallas
Dallas, 13-10
63,705
9/19/05
DallasWashington, 13-14
65,207
12/18/05 Washington
Washington, 7-35
90,588
9/17/06
DallasDallas, 27-10
63,153
11/5/06
Washington
Washington, 19-22
90,25011/18/07 Dallas
Dallas, 28-23
63,706
12/30/07 Washington
Washington, 6-27
90,9109/28/08
DallasWashington, 24-26
63,462
90,83011/16/08 Washington Dallas, 14-10
11/22/09 Dallas
Dallas, 7-6
85,277
12/27/09 Washington Dallas, 17-0
88,221
9/12/10
Washington
Washington, 7-13
90,67012/19/10 Dallas
Dallas, 33-30
86,904
DallasDallas, 18-16
91,017
9/26/11
11/20/11 Washington Dallas, 27-24 (OT)
80,122
11/22/12 Dallas
Washington, 31-38
90,166
12/30/12 Washington
Washington, 18-28
82,845
10/13/13 Dallas
Dallas, 31-16
90,23980,411
12/22/13 Washington Dallas, 24-23
Washington, 17-20 (OT) 87,055
10/27/14 Dallas
12/28/14 Washington Dallas, 44-17
80,897
12/7/15
Washington Dallas, 19-16
80,444
DallasWashington, 23-34
90,127
1/3/16
9/18/16
Washington Dallas, 27-23
80,612
11/24/16 Dallas
Dallas, 31-26
93,09910/29/17 Washington Dallas, 33-19
78,42811/30/17 Dallas
Dallas 38-14
91,712
Washington, 17-20
66,301
10/21/18 Washington
11/22/18 Dallas
Dallas, 31-23
92,076
9/15/19
Washington Dallas, 31-21
75,128
12/29/19 Dallas
Dallas, 47-16
90,646
10/25/20 Washington
Washington, 3-25
11/26/20 Dallas
Washington, 16-41
30,048
12/12/21 Washington Dallas, 27-20
61,308
12/26/21 Dallas
Dallas, 56-14
93,482
10/2/22
DallasDallas, 25-10
92,946
1/8/23
Washington
Washington, 6-26
62,814*NFC Championship Game

2022 NFL STANDINGS AND PLAYOFF PICTURE

LA Chargers 30, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 31
N.Y. Giants 31, MINNESOTA VIKINGS 24
Dallas Cowboys 31, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 14

OPPONENTS

WILD CARD PLAYOFFS

Seattle Seahawks 23, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 41
Miami Dolphis 31, BUFFALO BILLS 34
Baltimore Ravens 17, CINCINNATI BENGALS 24

PLAYOFF
RECORDSAMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
AFC EAST
W
L
T	 PCTNFC EAST
W
L
T	 PCT
Buffalo Billsz
13
3
0
0.813
Philadelphia Eagles*
14
3
0
0.824
y
y
9
8
0
0.529
12
5
0
0.706
Miami Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
New England Patriotsy
8
9
0
0.471
New York Giantsy
9
7
1
0.500
New York Jets
7
10
0
0.412
Washington Commanders 8
8
1
0.559
				
				
AFC NORTH
W
L
T	 PCT
NFC NORTH
W
L
T	 PCT
Cincinnati Bengalsz
12
4
0
0.750
Minnesota Vikingsz
13
4
0
0.765
Baltimore Ravensy
10
7
0
0.588
Detroit Lions
9
8
0
0.529
Pittsburgh Steelers
9
8
1
0.529
Green Bay Packers
8
9
0
0.471
Cleveland Browns
7
10
0
0.412
Chicago Bears
3
14
0
0.176
				
				
AFC SOUTH
W
L
T
PCT
NFC SOUTH
W
L
T	 PCT
Jacksonville Jaguarsz
9
8
0
0.529
Tampa Bay Buccaneersz 8
9
0
0.471
Tennessee Titans
7
10
0
0.412
Carolina Panthers
7
10
0
0.412
Indianapolis Colts
4
12
1
0.265
New Orleans Saints
7
10
0
0.412
3
13
1
0.206
7
10
0
0.412
Houston Texans
Atlanta Falcons
				
				
AFC WEST
W
L
T	 PCT
NFC WEST
W
L
T	 PCT
Kansas City Chiefs*
14
3
0
0.824
San Francisco 49ersz
13
4
0
0.765
Los Angeles Chargersy 10
7
0
0.588
Seattle Seahawksy
9
8
0
0.529
6
11
0
0.353
5
12
0
0.294
Las Vegas Raiders
Los Angeles Rams
Denver Broncos
5
12
0
0.294
Arizona Cardinals
4
13
0
0.235
*-Clinched Homefield Advantage
z-Division Champion
y-Wild Card

RECORDS62,29255,75063,26455,64260,41554,882
63,23551,526
63,20053,18753,80460,35563,02555,561
63,53856,43753,34564,49755,39464,64455,48964,86664,95556,454
76,15964,55972,28463,565
79,23764,37784,431
63,467
63,941
85,11263,606
84,14264,00270,28490,3672022 SEASON

Dallas, 44-14
Dallas, 13-7
Dallas, 30-6
Washington, 14-41
Washington, 7-13
Washington, 20-24
Washington, 17-35
Dallas, 24-17
Washington, 7-30
Dallas, 13-3
Washington, 15-19
Dallas, 27-17
Washington, 31-33
Dallas, 24-21
Dallas, 23-10
Washington, 17-20
Washington, 16-35
Dallas, 38-3
Dallas, 34-7
Dallas, 31-7
Washington, 23-27
Washington, 17-24
Dallas, 21-10
Washington, 10-37
Washington, 16-21
Dallas, 17-14
Dallas, 31-10
Dallas, 23-7
Dallas, 41-35 (OT)
Dallas, 38-20
Dallas, 27-21
Dallas, 32-13
Dallas, 9-7
Dallas, 20-14
Dallas, 27-20
Washington, 14-20
Dallas, 21-14
Dallas, 27-0
Dallas, 21-18

PLAYERS

DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
Washington
DallasDallasWashington
DallasWashington
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasDallasWashington
Washington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasDallasWashington
DallasWashington
DallasWashington
Washington

STAFF

9/9/85
11/10/85
10/12/86
11/23/86
10/19/87
12/13/87
10/9/88
12/11/88
9/24/89
11/5/89
9/23/90
11/22/90
9/9/91
11/24/91
9/7/92
12/13/92
9/6/93
12/26/93
10/2/94
11/20/94
10/1/95
12/3/95
11/28/96
12/22/96
10/13/97
11/16/97
10/4/98
12/27/98
9/12/99
10/24/99
9/18/00
12/10/00
10/15/01
12/2/01
11/28/02
12/29/02
11/2/03
12/14/03
9/27/04

DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS

Jacksonville Jaguars 20, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 27
Cincinnati Bengals 27, BUFFALO BILLS 10

N.Y. Giants 7, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 38
Dallas Cowboys 12, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 19
Cincinnati Bengals 20, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 23

SUPER BOWL LVII (Glendale, AZ)

Kansas City Chiefs 38, Philadelphia Eagles 35

379

SIDELINES

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPSSan Francisco 49ers 7, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 31

STAFF

Cowboys Attendance Records
The Cowboys played in the Cotton Bowl (capacity 72,132 in 1970) from 1960 until Texas Stadium was opened on Oct. 24, 1971 against New

England. In 1985 seats were removed from Texas Stadium to make room for 118 Crown Suites. The last game the Cowboys played at Texas
Stadium was against the Baltimore Ravens on Dec. 20, 2008. Dallas opened AT&T Stadium on Sept. 20, 2009 against the N.Y. Giants andhosted 105,121 fans - the most to see an NFL regular season game in league history.

SIDELINESATTENDANCEPLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSTOTAL ATTENDANCE
Year
1960—
1961—
1962—
1963—
1964—
1965—
1966—
1967—
1968—
1969—
1970—
1971—
1972—
1973—
1974—
1975—
1976—
1977—
1978—
1979—
1980—
1981—
1982—
1983—
1984—
1985—
1986—
1987—
1988—
1989—
1990—
1991—
1992—
1993—
1994—
1995—
1996—
1997—
1998—
1999—
2000—
2001—
2002—
2003—
2004—
2005—
2006—
2007—
2008—
2009—
2010—
2011—
2012—
2013—
2014—
2015—
2016–
2017–
2018–
2019–
2020–
2021–
2022–
Total—

Home
Games (No.)
128,500 (6)172,000 (7)152,446 (7)188,727 (7)268,661 (7)388,912 (7)473,373 (7)460,476 (7)470,110 (7)443,352 (7)411,531 (7)466,220 (7)446,990 (7)433,030 (7)373,435 (7)402,294 (7)412,698 (7)432,885 (7)498,865 (8)508,965 (8)477,378 (8)511,541 (8)269,981 (5)505,793 (8)479,733 (8)478,958 (8)469,806 (8)344,406 (7)393,129 (8)418,346 (8)475,432 (8)501,901 (8)506,758 (8)510,068 (8)516,628 (8)518,167 (8)513,794 (8)511,767 (8)510,438 (8)513,295 (8)504,360 (8)505,501 (8)504,717 (8)511,244 (8)510,892 (8)505,258 (8)506,308 (8)508,278 (8)506,944 (8)718,055 (8)696,377 (8)680,685 (8)708,273 (8)704,345 (8)720,558 (8)731,672 (8)740,318 (8)741,775 (8)732,958 (8)727,432 (8)219,021 (8)747,368 (8)841,192 (9)31,233,824 (482)Avg.
21,417
24,571
21,77826,96138,38055,55967,62565,782
67,15863,336
58,79066,60363,856
61,861
53,34857,471
58,957
61,84062,35863,621
59,672
63,94353,99663,22459,96759,87058,72649,20149,141
52,29359,42962,73863,34563,75964,57964,77164,224
63,97163,80564,162
63,04563,18763,08963,90363,861
63,15763,28963,53563,36889,75787,04785,086
88,53588,04390,07091,45992,54092,722
91,62090,92927,37893,421
93,46664,800Percent
Road
Pre-Season
ChangeGames (No.)
Games (No.)—
214,820 (6)120,284 (6)+33.9%
251,443 (7)97,584 (5)-11.4%
278,807 (7)178,683 (5)+23.8%
280,062 (7)214,290 (5)+42.3%
356,339 (7)207,751 (5)+44.8%
366,390 (7)199,395 (5)+21.7%
408,899 (7)238,186 (5)- 2.7%
402,843 (7)278,511 (5)+ 2.1%
401,626 (7)300,909 (6)- 5.7%
434,477 (7)384,095 (6)- 7.2%
398,377 (7)347,327 (6)+13.3%
416,043 (7)375,250 (6)- 4.1%
391,852 (7)474,273 (7)- 3.1%
423,177 (7)355,994 (6)-13.8%
378,233 (7)284,620 (6)+ 7.7%
404,073 (7)273,567 (6)+ 2.6%
414,867 (7)320,564 (6)+ 5.0%
398,486 (7)329,549 (6)+ 0.9%
484,905 (8)260,344 (4)+ 0.2%
488,432 (8)268,989 (5)- 6.2%
492,828 (8)244,612 (4)+ 7.2%
502,392 (8)243,849 (4)-15.6%
217,153 (4)208,057 (4)+17.1%
481,230 (8)217,621 (4)- 5.2%
523,951 (8)203,646 (4)- 0.2%
489,913 (8)193,795 (4)- 1.9%
518,627 (8)299,134 (5)-16.2%
416,141 (8)199,327 (4)- 0.1%
528,529 (8)177,080 (4)+ 6.4%
490,586 (8)215,219 (4)+13.7%
483,944 (8)173,716 (4)+ 5.6%
537,101 (8)219,022 (4)+ 1.0%
580,181 (8)284,898 (5)+ 0.7%
533,380 (8)283,409 (5)+ 1.3%
512,896 (8)354,574 (5)+ 0.3%
518,468 (8)305,545 (5)- 0.8%
556,875 (8)264,937 (5)- 0.4%
541,187 (8)240,871 (4)- 0.3%
564,224 (8)354,816 (5)+ 0.6%
523,375 (8)232,646 (5)- 1.7%
571,110 (8)289,340 (5)+ 0.1%
550,712 (8)261,647 (5)- 0.1%
542,694 (8)246,211 (4)+1.3%
560,476 (8)195,073 (4)0.0%
575,112 (8)225,759 (4)-1.1%
575,780 (8)193,687 (4)+1.0%
583,201 (8)203,543 (4)+0.5%
579,470 (8)254,659 (4)-0.3%
569,943 (8)257,471 (4)+41.6%
589,176 (8)243,390 (4)-3.0%581,596 (8)301,548 (5)-2.3%574,875 (8)251,237 (4)+1.7%
582,079 (8)252,493 (4)-0.6%
575,233 (8)278,307 (4)+2.3%
572,488 (8)268,397 (4)+1.5%
580,857(8)299,834 (4)+1.2%
581,719 (8)321,523 (4)+0.2%
567,436 (8)263,000 (4)-1.2%
570,435 (8)313,467 (4)-0.8%
561,595 (8)283,953 (4)-69.9%
10,322 (8)0 (Canceled)+241.2%
619,498 (9)224,992 (4)+12.6%
570,059 (8)227,121 (3)– 30,252,998(482) 16,083,591(291)380

Post-Season
Games (No.)
—
—
—
—
—
65,569 (1)75,504 (1)121,647 (2)104,458 (2)100,472 (2)212,847 (3)195,716 (3)114,343 (2)128,815 (2)—211,095 (3)62,436 (1)201,288 (3)206,464 (3)64,792 (1)195,251 (3)125,373 (2)184,059 (3)43,521 (1)—66,351 (1)
—
—
—
—
—
140,884 (2)227,015 (3)202,509 (3)133,870 (2)205,853 (3)137,490 (2)—62,969 (1)64,056 (1)———73,014 (1)——68,058 (1)63,660 (1)—156,498 (2)————171,114 (2)—93,396 (1)—171,514 (2)——93,470 (1)141,033 (2)4,686,404(69)

Grand
Total
463,604
521,027
609,936
683,079
832,751
1,020,266
1,195,952
1,263,477
1,277,103
1,362,396
1,370,082
1,454,229
1,427,458
1,341,016
1,036,288
1,291,029
1,210,565
1,362,208
1,450,578
1,331,178
1,410,069
1,383,155
879,250
1,248,165
1,207,330
1,229,017
1,287,567
959,874
1,098,738
1,124,151
1,133,092
1,398,908
1,598,852
1,529,366
1,517,968
1,548,033
1,473,096
1,293,825
1,492,447
1,333,372
1,364,810
1,317,860
1,293,622
1,339,787
1,311,763
1,274,725
1,361,110
1,542,055
1,468,989
1,707,119
1,579,521
1,506,797
1,542,848
1,557,885
1,732,557
1,612,363
1,736,956
1,572,211
1,788,374
1,572,980
229,343
1,685,328
1,779,405
82,527,436

105,121^80,259*66,689†65,207^78,80775,720*65,405†63,923

84,48387,381
98,374112,376
106,424

AWAY
Regular Season@ LA Raiders, Oct. 25, 1992
@ Washington, Nov. 16, 2008
@ Washington, Sept. 12, 2010
Postseason@ LA Rams, Jan. 4, 1976
Preseason@ LA Rams, Aug. 8, 1969
NEUTRAL
Postseason
vs. Buffalo @ Pasadena, Jan. 31, 1993
Preseason
vs. Houston @ Mexico City, Aug. 15, 1994
vs. N. Eng. @ Mexico City, Aug. 17, 1998

PLAYERS93,47093,396^75,504*66,311†65,135

91,50590,83090,670STAFF

LARGEST CROWDS
Home
Regular Season
vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept, 20, 2009 (NFL record)
vs. Cleveland, Nov. 24, 1966
vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 4, 1971
vs. Washington, Sept. 19, 2005
Postseason
vs. San Francisco, Jan. 16, 2022
vs. Green Bay, Jan. 15, 2017
vs. Green Bay, Jan. 1, 1967
vs. San Francisco, Jan. 2, 1972
vs. Green Bay, Jan. 14, 1996
Preseason
vs. Green Bay, Aug. 28, 1967
vs. Tennessee, Aug, 21, 2009
vs. Houston, Aug. 5, 1972
vs. Denver, Aug. 21, 1994

^Cotton Bowl record*Texas Stadium record†Texas Stadium record after 1985 improvements†10,000
12,692

Homevs. San Francisco, Nov. 20, 1960
vs. Chicago, Nov. 18, 1962

4,954
12,370AWAY
vs. Minnesota, Aug. 5, 1961 in Sioux Falls, S.D.
@ N.Y. Jets, Oct. 4, 1987

RECORDS† Estimated; no turnstiles in Cotton Bowl in 1960 and 1961
* Due to COVID-19, the 2020 NFL season saw many stadiums
without fans, and those that allowed fans, had a reduced capacity.
Seven of Dallas’ eight road games had no fans, with one - at Cincinnati - attended by 10,322. AT&T Stadium averaged a leagueleading 27,378 fans for home games.

SELLOUT STREAK
Longest home sellout streak – 263 straight games (began
9/9/91 vs. Washington, still active) regular season and playoffs
Last home non-sellout (regular season and playoffs) – 12/16/90
vs. Phoenix (128 straight)
Longest road sellout streak – 164 straight games (began
11/3/02 @ Detroit) regular season and playoffs
Last road non-sellout (regular season and playoffs) –10/20/02 @ Arizona (29 straight)
Longest sellout streak (home and away – regular season andplayoffs) – 328 straight games (began 10/27/02 vs. Seattle, still
active)Last non-sellout (regular season and playoffs) – 10/20/02 @Arizona (58 straight)
The 2020 season is not counted in the above totals (COVID-19)

2022 SEASONSMALLEST CROWDS

PLAYOFF
RECORDSATTENDANCESIDELINES

381

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDSTHANKSGIVINGSIDELINES

Thanksgiving Day Games (32-22-1)
Since 1966, the Cowboys have been a fixture on Thanksgiving Day, having hosted the annual contest for 54 of the last
56 years. In 1975 and 1977, the St. Louis Cardinals played host to the game in place of Dallas. In 1978, the game
returned to Dallas for good. The Cowboys have posted a 32-22-1 record in the holiday classic and a 35-20 mark thefollowing week. Here are the Cowboys annual Thanksgiving Day results:
Date
Result
Win/Loss
11/24/66 DALLAS 26, Cleveland 14.............. Win
11/23/67 DALLAS 46, St. Louis 21................ Win
11/28/68 DALLAS 29, Washington 20........... Win
11/27/69 DALLAS 24, San Francisco 24....... Tie
11/26/70 DALLAS 16, Green Bay 3............... Win
11/25/71 DALLAS 28, Los Angeles 21........... Win
11/23/72 San Francisco 31, DALLAS 10....... Loss
11/22/73 Miami 14, DALLAS 7....................... Loss
11/28/74 DALLAS 24, Washington 23........... Win
11/25/76 DALLAS 19, St. Louis 14................ Win
11/23/78 DALLAS 37, Washington 10........... Win
11/22/79 Houston 30, DALLAS 24................. Loss
11/27/80 DALLAS 51, Seattle 7..................... Win
11/26/81 DALLAS 10, Chicago 9................... Win
11/25/82 DALLAS 31, Cleveland 14.............. Win
11/24/83 DALLAS 35, St. Louis 17................ Win
11/22/84 DALLAS 20, New England 17......... Win
11/28/85 DALLAS 35, St. Louis 17................ Win
11/27/86 Seattle 31, DALLAS 14................... Loss
11/26/87 Minnesota 44, DALLAS 38 (OT)..... Loss
11/24/88 Houston 25, DALLAS 17................. Loss
11/23/89 Philadelphia 27, DALLAS 0............. Loss
11/22/90 DALLAS 27, Washington 17........... Win
11/28/91 DALLAS 20, Pittsburgh 10.............. Win
11/26/92 DALLAS 30, N.Y. Giants 3.............. Win
11/25/93 Miami 16, DALLAS 14..................... Loss
11/24/94 DALLAS 42, Green Bay 31............. Win
11/23/95 DALLAS 24, Kansas City 12........... Win

TV
CBS
CBS
CBS
CBS
CBS
CBS
CBS
NBC
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CBS
CBS
NBC
NBC
CBS
NBC
CBS
NBC
CBS
NBC
CBS
NBC
CBS
CBS
NBC
CBS
NBC
FOX
NBC

Date
11/28/96
11/27/97
11/26/98
11/25/99
11/23/00
11/22/01
11/28/02
11/27/03
11/25/04
11/24/05
11/23/06
11/22/07
11/27/08
11/26/09
11/25/10
11/24/11
11/22/12
11/28/13
11/27/14
11/26/15
11/24/16
11/23/17
11/22/18
11/28/19
11/26/20
11/25/21
11/24/22

Result
Win/Loss
DALLAS 21, Washington 10........... Win
Tennessee 27, DALLAS 14............. Loss
Minnesota 46, DALLAS 36.............. LossDALLAS 20, Miami 0....................... Win
Minnesota 27, DALLAS 15.............. Loss
Denver 26, DALLAS 24................... LossDALLAS 27, Washington 20........... Win
Miami 40, DALLAS 21..................... LossDALLAS 21, Chicago 7................... Win
Denver 24, DALLAS 21 (OT).......... LossDALLAS 38, Tampa Bay 10............ Win
DALLAS 34, N.Y. Jets 3.................. Win
DALLAS 34, Seattle 9..................... Win
DALLAS 24, Oakland 7................... Win
New Orleans 30, DALLAS 27......... LossDALLAS 20, Miami 19..................... Win
Washington 38, DALLAS 31........... LossDALLAS 31, Oakland 24................. Win
Philadelphia 33, DALLAS 10........... Loss
Carolina 33, DALLAS 14................. LossDALLAS 31, Washington 26........... Win
LA Chargers 28, DALLAS 6............ LossDALLAS 31, Washington 23........... Win
Buffalo 26, DALLAS 15................... Loss
Washington 41, DALLAS 16........... Loss
Las Vegas 36, Dallas 33 (OT)......... Loss
Dallas 28, N.Y. Giants 20................ Win

TV
FOX
NBC
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
FOX
CBS
Fox
CBS
Fox

Sunday Night Games (38-38)
Date
10/14/79
10/26/80
10/18/81
10/23/83
10/21/84
10/6/85
12/7/86
11/22/87
11/13/88
11/5/89
11/11/90
9/22/91
9/19/93
9/17/95
9/7/97
12/27/98
12/5/99
9/10/00
12/17/00
9/30/01
9/8/02
11/16/03
1/2/05
1/1/06
9/17/06
10/29/06
12/10/06
9/9/07
9/23/07
11/4/07
9/21/08
11/16/08
12/14/08
9/20/09
11/8/09
12/27/09
9/12/10
11/7/10

Result
Win/Loss
DALLAS 30, Los Angeles 6 ............ Win
DALLAS 42, San Diego 31.............. Win
DALLAS 29, Los Angeles 17........... Win
L.A. Raiders 40, DALLAS 38........... LossDALLAS 30, New Orleans 27 (OT).. Win
Dallas 30, N.Y. GIANTS 29.............. Win
L.A. RAMS 29, Dallas 10................. Loss
Miami 20, DALLAS 14..................... Loss
Minnesota 43, DALLAS 3................ Loss
Dallas 13, Washington 3.................. Win
San Francisco 24, DALLAS 6.......... Loss
Dallas 17, PHOENIX 9..................... Win
Dallas 17, PHOENIX 10................... Win
Dallas 23, MINNESOTA 17 (OT)..... Win
ARIZONA 25, Dallas 22 (OT)........... LossDALLAS 23, Washington 7.............. Win
NEW ENGLAND 13, Dallas 6.......... Loss
ARIZONA 32, Dallas 31................... Loss
N.Y. Giants 17, DALLAS 13............. Loss
PHILADELPHIA 40, Dallas 18......... Loss
HOUSTON 19, Dallas 10................. Loss
NEW ENGLAND 12, Dallas 0.......... Loss
N.Y. GIANTS 28, Dallas 24.............. Loss
St. Louis 20, DALLAS 10................. LossDALLAS 27, Washington 10............ Win
Dallas 35, CAROLINA 14................. Win
New Orleans 42, DALLAS 17.......... LossDALLAS 45, N.Y. Giants 35............. Win
Dallas 34, CHICAGO 10.................. Win
Dallas 38, PHILADELPHIA 17......... Win
Dallas 27, GREEN BAY 16.............. Win
Dallas 14, WASHINGTON 10.......... Win
DALLAS 20, N.Y. Giants 8............... Win
N.Y. Giants 33, DALLAS 31............. Loss
Dallas 20, PHILADELPHIA 16......... Win
Dallas 17, WASHINGTON 0............ Win
WASHINGTON 13, Dallas 7............ Loss
GREEN BAY 45, Dallas 7................ Loss

TV
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
TNT
TNT
TNT
TNT
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
ESPN
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC

Date
12/12/10
9/11/1110/30/11
12/11/11
1/1/12
11/4/12
12/2/1212/30/12
9/8/13
10/13/13
11/10/13
12/29/13
9/28/14
11/23/14
12/14/14
9/13/15
10/4/15
11/8/15
9/25/16
10/30/16
12/11/16
12/18/16
9/10/17
11/19/17
12/17/17
9/16/18
10/7/18
11/11/18
9/29/19
10/20/19
11/10/19
9/13/20
11/1/20
10/31/21
12/26/21
9/11/22
10/06/22
12/4/22382

Result
Win/Loss
Philadelphia 30, DALLAS 27........... Loss
N.Y. JETS 27, Dallas 24.................. Loss
PHILADELPHIA 34, Dallas 7........... Loss
N.Y. Giants 37, DALLAS 34............. Loss
N.Y. GIANTS 31, Dallas 14.............. Loss
ATLANTA 19, Dallas 13................... LossDALLAS 38, Philadelphia 33........... Win
WASHINGTON 28, Dallas 18.......... LossDALLAS 36, N.Y. Giants 31............. Win
DALLAS 31, Washington 16............ Win
NEW ORLEANS 49, Dallas 17........ Loss
Philadelphia 24, DALLAS 22........... LossDALLAS 38, New Orleans 17.......... Win
Dallas 31, N.Y. GIANTS 28.............. Win
Dallas 38, PHILADELPHIA 27......... Win
DALLAS 27, N.Y. Giants 26............. Win
NEW ORLEANS 26, Dallas 20 (OT)... Loss
Philadelphia 33, DALLAS 27 (OT)... LossDALLAS 31, Chicago 17.................. Win
DALLAS 29, Philadelphia 23........... Win
N.Y. GIANTS 10, Dallas 7................ LossDALLAS 26, Tampa Bay 20............. Win
DALLAS 19, N.Y. Giants 3............... Win
Philadelphia 37, DALLAS 9............. LossDALLAS 20, Oakland 17.................. Win
DALLAS 20, N.Y. Giants 13............. Win
HOUSTON 19, Dallas 16 (OT)........ Loss
Dallas 27, PHILADELPHIA 20......... Win
NEW ORLEANS 12, Dallas 10........ LossDALLAS 37, Philadelphia 10........... Win
Minnesota 28, DALLAS 24.............. LossLOS ANGELES 17, Dallas 20.......... Loss
PHILADELPHIA 23, Dallas 9........... Loss
Dallas 20, MINNESOTA 16.............. Win
DALLAS 56, Washington 14............ Win
Tampa Bay 19, DALLAS 3............... Loss
PHILADELPHIA 26, Dallas 17......... LossDALLAS 54, Indianapolis 19............ Win

TV
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC
NBC

Result
Win/Loss
Dallas 37, ARIZONA 13................. Win
TENNESSEE 31, Dallas 0............Loss
Philadelphia 23, DALLAS 7..........Loss
ARIZONA 27, Dallas 26................Loss
Postseason (1-0)
12/25/71 Dallas 20, MINNESOTA 12 ........... Win

New Year’s Day Games (0-2)

1/1/67
1/1/78Result
Win/Loss
St. Louis 20, DALLAS 10..............Loss
PHILADELPHIA 27, Dallas 13......Loss
Postseason (1-1)
Green Bay 34, DALLAS 27...........Loss
Dallas 23, MINNESOTA 6.............. Win

Wednesday Games (1-0)

Date
9/5/12

Result
Win/Loss
Dallas 27, N.Y. GIANTS 14............ Win

TV
NBC

Date
10/26/78
11/29/07
12/4/14
12/1/16
11/30/17
11/29/18
12/5/19
9/9/21
12/2/21
12/29/22

Result
Win/LossTV
ABC
Minnesota 21, DALLAS 10.........Loss
NFLN
DALLAS 37, Green Bay 27.......... Win
Dallas 41, CHICAGO 28.............. Win
NFLN
Dallas 17, MINNESOTA 15.......... Win NFLN/NBCDALLAS 38, Washington 14........ Win
NBC/AMZDALLAS 13, New Orleans 10...... Win FOX/NFL/AMZ
CHICAGO 31, Dallas 24.............Loss FOX/NFL/AMZ
TAMPA BAY 31, Dallas 29..........Loss
NBC
Dallas 27, NEW ORLEANS 17.... Win FOX/NFL/AMZ
Dallas 27, TENNESSEE 13................Win Prime Video

Thursday Games (7-3)

TV
ESPN
FOX
CBS
CBS

Tuesday Games (0-1)

Friday Games (0-2)

Date
Result
Win/Loss
9/30/60 Philadelphia 27, DALLAS 25........Loss
12/24/99 NEW ORLEANS 31, Dallas 24.....Loss

TV
FOX

Saturday Games (16-14)
Date
12/22/07
12/20/08
12/19/09
12/25/10
12/17/11
12/24/11
12/19/15
1/8/22
12/21/68
12/26/70
12/25/71
12/23/72
12/30/78
1/2/82
1/22/83
1/4/86
12/28/96
1/2/99
1/3/04
1/6/07

Result
Win/Loss TV
Dallas 20, Carolina 13........................ Win NFLN
Baltimore 33, DALLAS 24.................Loss NFLN
Dallas 24, NEW ORLEANS 17.......... Win NFLNARIZONA 27, Dallas 26....................Loss NFLN
Dallas 31, TAMPA BAY 15................. Win NFLN
Philadelphia 20, DALLAS 7...............Loss FOX
N.Y. Jets 19, DALLAS 16.................Loss NFLN
Dallas 51, PHILADELPHIA 26........... Win ESPN
Postseason (6-6)
CLEVELAND 31, Dallas 20...............Loss CBSDALLAS 5, Detroit 0........................... Win CBS
Dallas 20, MINNESOTA 12................ Win CBS
Dallas 30, SAN FRANCISCO 28....... Win CBSDALLAS 27, Atlanta 20...................... Win CBSDALLAS 38, Tampa Bay 0................. Win CBS
WASHINGTON 31, Dallas 17...........Loss CBS
L.A. RAMS 20, Dallas 0....................Loss CBSDALLAS 40, Minnesota 15................. Win ABC
Arizona 20, DALLAS 7......................Loss ABC
CAROLINA 29, Dallas 10..................Loss ABC
SEATTLE 21, Dallas 20....................Loss NBC

Monday Night Games (1-2)

Result
Win/Loss
ST. LOUIS 20, Dallas 13........... Loss
Green Bay 28, DALLAS 17....... LossDALLAS 25, New York 3.............Win(prior to the 1970 creation of ABC MNF)

TV

Date

CBS
CBS

12/26/77
12/26/83

Result

Win/Loss
Postseason (1-1)
DALLAS 37, Chicago 7.............. Win
LA Rams 24, DALLAS 17..........Loss

PLAYOFF
RECORDSDate
10/4/65
10/28/68
10/27/69

Result
Win/Loss TV
Pittsburgh 35, DALLAS 28................Loss
St. Louis 34, DALLAS 7....................Loss
St. Louis 16, DALLAS 6....................Loss
DALLAS 27, St. Louis 13................... Win CBS
SAN FRANCISCO 24, Dallas 16......Loss CBSDALLAS 27, Baltimore 10.................. Win CBS
Dallas 6, CLEVELAND 2.................... Win CBSDALLAS 52, N.Y. Jets 10................... Win NBC
DALLAS 31, St. Louis 12................... Win CBSDALLAS 34, Washington 24.............. Win CBSDALLAS 41, Cleveland 17................. Win NBC
OAKLAND 27, Dallas 23...................Loss ABC
DALLAS 31, Washington 10.............. Win CBS
Dallas 24, PHILADELPHIA 17........... Win CBS
N.Y. GIANTS 13, Dallas 10 (OT).......Loss CBS
N.Y. GIANTS 15, Dallas 0.................Loss CBS
Dallas 28, N.Y. Jets 7......................... Win CBS
Cleveland 19, DALLAS 14................Loss NBC
N.Y. GIANTS 15, Dallas 10...............Loss FOX
Philadelphia 27, DALLAS 3...............Loss ESPN
Dallas 24, CAROLINA 20................... Win FOX
Dallas 38, ATLANTA 28...................... Win NFLN

RECORDSDate
9/24/60
9/14/63
9/12/64
12/11/65
12/16/67
12/13/69
12/12/70
12/4/71
12/18/71
12/9/72
12/7/74
12/14/74
12/13/75
12/8/79
12/19/81
12/16/89
12/18/93
12/10/94
12/24/94
12/21/02
12/24/05
12/16/06

2022 SEASON

Date
Result
Win/LossTV
12/8/20* Dallas 17, BALTIMORE 34.........LOSS FOX/NFLN* Due to COVID-19 scheduling issues, the game was originallyscheduled for Thurs., Dec. 3.

PLAYERSDate
1/1/06
1/1/17

TV
ABC
ABC
NBC
NFLN

STAFF

Christmas Day Games (1-3)

Date
12/25/95
12/25/00
12/25/06
12/25/10

TV
CBS
CBS

DURING THEWEEK
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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Monday Night Football (49-35; 1-0 postseason)
The Cowboys hold a 49-35 regular season Monday Night Football record,and the club is 1-0 in the postseason. Dallas
will be making its 85th regular season appearance on MNF in 2023 at the LA Chargers on Oct. 16. The majority of the
Cowboys MNF games were played on ABC Monday Night Football from 1970-2005 when they appeared on the prime
time telecast 67 times posting a 39-28 record including a 17-11 record at home and a 22-17 mark on the road. Only
Miami, with 86 games, has appeared on MNF more times. The 49 regular season MNF wins by the Cowboys are thirdin league history behind Pittsburgh and San Francisco (52 apiece). ESPN landed the telecast in 2006, and since then,the Cowboys have appeared 18 times on MNF, including postseason with an 11-7 record. The week after playing on
MNF, the Cowboys own a regular season record of 34-37 - 0-1 postseason - (five times the Cowboys final game ofthe season was on a Monday night and seven times they followed with a bye). Below are the Cowboys Monday Night
Football results:
Date
Result
Win/Loss
Date
Result
Win/Loss
11/16/70 St. Louis 38, DALLAS 0.................................... Loss
12/19/94 Dallas 24, NEW ORLEANS 16...........................Win
10/11/71 DALLAS 20, N.Y. Giants 13................................Win
Dallas 35, N.Y. GIANTS 0...................................Win9/4/95
10/30/72 DALLAS 28, Detroit 24........................................WinDALLAS 34, Philadelphia 12...............................Win
11/6/95
9/24/73DALLAS 40, New Orleans 3 ..............................Win
12/25/95 Dallas 37, ARIZONA 13......................................Win
10/8/73
WASHINGTON 14, Dallas 7............................. Loss
9/2/96CHICAGO 22, Dallas 6..................................... Loss
9/23/74
PHILADELPHIA 13, Dallas 10.......................... Loss
9/30/96
Dallas 23, PHILADELPHIA 19............................Win
10/6/75
Dallas 36, DETROIT 10......................................Win
11/18/96 DALLAS 21, Green Bay 6...................................Win
11/10/75 Kansas City 34, DALLAS 31............................. Loss
9/15/97DALLAS 21, Philadelphia 20...............................Win
11/15/76 DALLAS 17, Buffalo 10.......................................Win
10/13/97 WASHINGTON 21, Dallas 16........................... Loss
11/14/77 St. Louis 24, DALLAS 17.................................. Loss
12/8/97
Carolina 23, DALLAS 13................................... Loss
12/12/77 Dallas 42, SAN FRANCISCO 35........................Win
9/21/98
Dallas 31, N.Y. GIANTS 7...................................Win
9/4/78DALLAS 38, Baltimore 0.....................................Win
11/2/98
Dallas 34, PHILADELPHIA 0..............................Win
10/2/78
WASHINGTON 9, Dallas 5............................... Loss
9/20/99
DALLAS 24, Atlanta 7.........................................Win
9/24/79
CLEVELAND 26, Dallas 7................................. Loss
10/18/99 N.Y. GIANTS 13, Dallas 10............................... Loss
11/12/79 Philadelphia 31, DALLAS 21............................. Loss
11/8/99
MINNESOTA 27, Dallas 17............................... Loss
9/8/80Dallas 17, WASHINGTON 3...............................Win
10/18/00 Dallas 27, WASHINGTON 21.............................Win
12/15/80 LOS ANGELES 38, Dallas 14........................... Loss
12/25/00 TENNESSEE 31, Dallas 0................................ Loss
Dallas 35, NEW ENGLAND 21...........................Win
9/21/81
10/15/01 DALLAS 9, Washington 7...................................Win
11/9/81DALLAS 27, Buffalo 14.......................................Win
9/15/03
Dallas 35, N.Y. Giants 32 (OT)............................Win
9/13/82
Pittsburgh 36, DALLAS 28................................ Loss
9/27/04
Dallas 21, WASHINGTON 18.............................Win
12/13/82 Dallas 37, HOUSTON 7......................................Win
11/15/04 Philadelphia 49, DALLAS 21............................. Loss
MINNESOTA 31, Dallas 27............................... Loss
1/3/83
12/6/04
Dallas 43, SEATTLE 39......................................Win
9/5/83
Dallas 31, WASHINGTON 30.............................Win
9/19/05
Washington 14, DALLAS 13............................. Loss
12/19/83 SAN FRANCISCO 42, Dallas 17...................... Loss
11/14/05 Dallas 21, PHILADELPHIA 20............................Win
9/3/84
Dallas 20, LA Rams 13.......................................Win
10/23/06 N.Y. Giants 36, DALLAS 22.............................. Loss
12/17/84 MIAMI 28, Dallas 21.......................................... Loss
10/8/07
Dallas 25, BUFFALO 24......................................WinDALLAS 44, Washington 14...............................Win9/9/85
9/15/08DALLAS 41, Philadelphia 37...............................Win
ST. LOUIS 21, Dallas 10................................... Loss
11/4/85
9/28/09DALLAS 21, Carolina 7.......................................Win
9/8/86DALLAS 31, N.Y. Giants 28................................Win
10/25/10 N.Y. Giants 41, DALLAS 35.............................. Loss
9/29/86
Dallas 31, ST. LOUIS 7.......................................Win
9/26/11DALLAS 18, Washington 16...............................Win
10/19/87 Washington 13, DALLAS 7............................... Loss
10/1/12Chicago 34, DALLAS 18................................... Loss
11/2/87DALLAS 33, N.Y. Giants 24................................Win
12/9/13Chicago 45, Dallas 28....................................... Loss
12/21/87 Dallas 29, L.A. RAMS 21....................................Win
10/27/14 Washington 20, DALLAS 17 (OT)..................... Loss
9/12/88
Dallas 17, PHOENIX 14......................................Win
12/7/15
Dallas 19, WASHINGTON 16.............................Win
10/3/88
NEW ORLEANS 20, Dallas 17......................... Loss
12/26/16 DALLAS 42, Detroit 21........................................Win9/9/91
Washington 33, DALLAS 31............................. Loss
9/25/17DALLAS 28, Arizona 17......................................Win9/7/92DALLAS 23, Washington 10...............................Win
11/5/18
Tennessee 28, DALLAS 14............................... Loss
10/5/92
PHILADELPHIA 31, Dallas 7............................ Loss
11/4/19
Dallas 37, N.Y. GIANTS 18.................................Win
12/21/92 Dallas 41, ATLANTA 17.......................................Win
10/19/20 Arizona 38, DALLAS 10.................................... Loss
9/6/93WASHINGTON 35, Dallas 16........................... Loss
9/27/21DALLAS 41, Philadelphia 21...............................Win
12/6/93DALLAS 23, Philadelphia 17...............................Win
9/26/22
Dallas 23, N.Y. GIANTS 16.................................Win
9/19/94
Detroit 20, DALLAS 17 (OT)............................. Loss
Postseason (1-0)
11/7/94DALLAS 38, N.Y. Giants 10................................Win
Dallas 31, TAMPA BAY 14..................................Win
1/16/23SIDELINESMONDAYNIGHT

All-Time Preseason Record(137-151-2)
Arizona..................... 1-5
Atlanta...................... 1-2
Baltimore.................. 0-1
Buffalo..................... 1-2
Carolina.................... 1-0
Chicago.................... 3-5
Cincinnati.................. 2-1
Cleveland.................. 1-1
College All-Stars........ 1-0
Denver..................... 7-9
Detroit...................... 3-1-1
Green Bay................. 6-9
Houston.................... 5-7
Indianapolis............... 5-5
Jacksonville.............. 3-3
Kansas City.............. 5-4
Las Vegas................. 11-19

LA Chargers.............. 8-9
LA Rams................... 12-16
Miami....................... 7-3
Minnesota................. 6-6-1
New England............. 1-4
New Orleans............. 4-3
New York Giants........ 1-1
New York Jets........... 2-1
Philadelphia.............. 0-0
Pittsburgh................. 7-8
San Francisco........... 9-8
Seattle..................... 3-4
Tampa Bay................ 0-1
Tennessee................ 21-13
Washington............... 0-0

Home....................... 76-59-1
Away........................ 43-65
Neutral..................... 17-20-0
Albuquerque......... 0-1
Atlanta................. 0-1
Bakersfield........... 1-0
Birmingham.......... 0-1
Canton................. 3-4
Chicago................ 1-0
Cleveland............. 0-1
Honolulu............... 1-0
Louisville.............. 1-0
Memphis.............. 1-0
Minnesota............. 0-1
New Orleans......... 1-1
Norman................ 1-0
Orlando................ 1-0

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Pendleton............. 0-1
Portland............... 1-3
Roanoke............... 0-1
Sacramento.......... 0-2
San Antonio.......... 1-3
Seattle................. 0-1
Shreveport........... 1-0
Sioux Falls............ 1-0
Tulsa.................... 2-0
International.............. 1-7-1
London................. 0-1-1
Mexico City........... 1-2
Monterrey............. 0-1
Tokyo................... 0-2
Toronto................ 0-1

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Cowboys Indoors On The Road (33-32)
The Dallas Cowboys played their first indoor football game Nov. 24, 1974 in the Houston Astrodome, postinga 10-0 win over the Oilers. Since that date, the Cowboys have gone 33-32 inside on the road during the regularseason. The club is 2-3 indoors in the postseason, with two of the wins coming in Super Bowls.

Dome Game Results

Atlanta Falcons (4-4)
12/21/92 Dallas 41, ATLANTA 17........................................... Win
11/2193 ATLANTA 27, Dallas 14........................................... Loss
10/29/95 Dallas 28, ATLANTA 13........................................... Win
11/11/01 ATLANTA 20, Dallas 13........................................... Loss
12/16/06 Dallas 38, ATLANTA 28........................................... Win
11/4/12 ATLANTA 19, Dallas 13........................................... Loss
11/12/17 ATLANTA 27, Dallas 7............................................. Loss
11/18/18 Dallas 22, ATLANTA 19........................................... Win

Minnesota Vikings (6-4)
1/3/83
MINNESOTA 31, Dallas 27...................................... Loss
10/2/83 Dallas 37, MINNESOTA 24...................................... Win
12/12/93 Dallas 37, MINNESOTA 20...................................... Win
9/17/95 Dallas 23, MINNESOTA 17 (OT)............................. Win

Seattle Seahawks (2-0)
10/3/76 Dallas 28, SEATTLE 13........................................... Win
12/4/83 Dallas 35, SEATTLE 10........................................... Win
Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans (3-1)
11/24/74 Dallas 10, HOUSTON 0........................................... Win
12/13/82 Dallas 37, HOUSTON 7........................................... Win
9/29/85 Dallas 17, HOUSTON 10......................................... Win
11/10/91 HOUSTON 26, Dallas 23 (OT)................................ Loss
Postseason (2-3)
Super Bowl XII –­ New Orleans, Superdome
1/15/78 Dallas 27, Denver 10............................................... Win
NFC Divisional Playoffs
DETROIT 38, Dallas 6............................................. Loss
1/5/92
Super Bowl XXVIII – Atlanta, Georgia Dome
1/30/94 Dallas 30, Buffalo 13................................................ Win
NFC Wild Card GameMINNESOTA 27, Dallas 10...................................... Loss
1/9/00
NFC Divisional Playoff Game
1/17/10 MINNESOTA 34, Dallas 3........................................ Loss

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Indianapolis Colts (2-3)
10/10/93 Dallas 27, Indianapolis 3.......................................... Win
10/31/99 INDIANAPOLIS 34, Dallas 24.................................. Loss
11/17/02 INDIANAPOLIS 20, Dallas 3.................................... Loss
12/5/10 Dallas 38, INDIANAPOLIS 35 (OT)......................... Win
12/16/18 INDIANAPOLIS 23, Dallas 0.................................... Loss

St. Louis Rams (2-1)
9/29/02 Dallas 13, ST.LOUIS 10........................................... Win
10/19/08 ST. LOUIS 34, Dallas 14.......................................... Loss
9/21/14 Dallas 34, ST. LOUIS 31.......................................... Win

RECORDS

Houston Texans (1-2)
HOUSTON 19, Dallas 10......................................... Loss
9/8/02
9/26/10 Dallas 27, HOUSTON 13......................................... Win
10/7/18 HOUSTON 19, Dallas 16 (OT)................................ Loss

New Orleans Saints (4-8)
9/19/76 Dallas 24, NEW ORLEANS 6.................................. Win
10/3/88 NEW ORLEANS 20, Dallas 17................................ Loss
9/10/89 NEW ORLEANS 28, Dallas 0.................................. Loss
12/19/94 Dallas 24, NEW ORLEANS 16................................ Win
12/6/98 NEW ORLEANS 22, Dallas 3.................................. Loss
12/24/99 NEW ORLEANS 31, Dallas 24................................ Loss
12/28/03 NEW ORLEANS 13, Dallas 7.................................. Loss
12/19/09 Dallas 24, NEW ORLEANS 17................................ Win
11/10/13 NEW ORLEANS 49, Dallas 17................................ Loss
10/4/15 NEW ORLEANS 26, Dallas 20 (OT)........................ Loss
9/29/19 NEW ORLEANS 12, Dallas 10................................ Loss
12/2/21 Dallas 27, NEW ORLEANS 17................................ Win

2022 SEASON

Detroit Lions (6-7)
10/6/75 Dallas 36, DETROIT 10........................................... Win
11/15/81 DETROIT 27, Dallas 24........................................... Loss
9/15/85 DETROIT 26, Dallas 21........................................... Loss
9/14/86 Dallas 31, Detroit 7.................................................. Win
11/8/87 DETROIT 27, Dallas 17........................................... Loss
10/27/91 DETROIT 34, Dallas 10........................................... Loss
11/8/92 Dallas 37, DETROIT 3............................................. Win
DETROIT 15, Dallas 10........................................... Loss
1/6/02
11/3/02 DETROIT 9, Dallas 7............................................... Loss
10/19/03 Dallas 38, DETROIT 7............................................. Win
12/9/07 Dallas 28, DETROIT 27........................................... Win
10/27/13 DETROIT 31, Dallas 30........................................... Loss
11/17/19 Dallas 27, DETROIT 35........................................... Win

Minnesota Vikings, cont.
11/8/99 MINNESOTA 27, Dallas 17...................................... Loss
9/12/04 MINNESOTA 35, Dallas 17...................................... Loss
10/17/10 MINNESOTA 24, Dallas 21...................................... Loss
12/1/16 Dallas 17, MINNESOTA 15...................................... Win
11/22/20 Dallas 31, MINNESOTA 28...................................... Win
10/31/21 Dallas 20, MINNESOTA 16...................................... Win
11/20/22 Dallas 40, MINNESOTA 3........................................ Win

PLAYERS

Arizona Cardinals (2-2)
11/12/06 Dallas 27, ARIZONA 10........................................... Win
10/12/08 ARIZONA 30, Dallas 24 (OT)................................... Loss
12/25/10 ARIZONA 27, Dallas 26........................................... Loss
9/25/17 Dallas 28, ARIZONA 17........................................... Win

AT&T Stadium (69-49)

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COWBOYSINDOORSThe Dallas Cowboys played their first game at AT&T Stadium on Sept. 20, 2009 against the N.Y. Giants. Dallas dropped
the contest 31-33 but pulled off its first win at the new venue the next week with a 21-7 decision over the Carolina
Panthers. Since opening the stadium, Dallas owns a 66-47 regular season record and a 3-2 postseason record at thestadium. With the stadium’s retractable roof and end zone doors, Dallas has played indoors as well as outdoors in thestadium. Below is a look at how the club has fared in each of the stadium’s configurations:
Fully Closed Stadium (42-28)
12/11/11 N.Y. Giants 37, Dallas 34.......Loss
12/21/14 Dallas 42, Indianapolis 7.........Win
9/28/09 Dallas 21, Carolina 7 .............Win
12/24/11 Philadelphia 20, Dallas 7.......Loss
9/13/15 Dallas 27, N.Y. Giants 26........Win
10/25/09 Dallas 37, Atlanta 21...............Win
9/23/12 Dallas 16, Tampa Bay 10........Win
9/27/15 Atlanta 39, DALLAS 28..........Loss
1/3/10 Dallas 24, Philadelphia 0........Win
9/8/13 Dallas 36, N.Y. Giants 31........Win
10/11/15 New England 30, DALLAS 6..Loss
9/19/10 Chicago 27, Dallas 20............Loss
9/22/13 Dallas 31, St. Louis 7..............Win
11/1/15 Seattle 13, DALLAS 12..........Loss
10/10/10 Tennessee 34, Dallas 27.......Loss
10/13/13 Dallas 31, Washington 16.......Win
11/26/15 Carolina 33, DALLAS 14........Loss
10/31/10 Jacksonville 35, Dallas 17.....Loss
11/28/13 Dallas 31, Oakland 24............Win
1/3/16 Washington 34, DALLAS 23..Loss
11/21/10 Dallas 35, Detroit 19...............Win
12/15/13 Green Bay 37, Dallas 36........Loss
9/11/16 New York 20, DALLAS 19......Loss
11/25/10 New Orleans 30, Dallas 27....Loss
12/29/13 Philadelphia 24, Dallas 22.....Loss
9/25/16 Dallas 31, Chicago 17.............Win12/12/10 Philadelphia 30, Dallas 27.....Loss
9/7/14 San Francisco 28, Dallas 17..Loss
11/20/16 Dallas 27, Baltimore 17...........Win
10/2/11 Detroit 34, Dallas 30..............Loss
9/28/14 Dallas 38, New Orleans 17.....Win
11/24/16 Dallas 31, Washington 26.......Win
10/23/11 Dallas 34, St. Louis 7..............Win
10/5/14 Dallas 20, Houston 17 (OT)....Win
12/18/16 Dallas 26, Tampa Bay 20........Win
11/6/11 Dallas 23, Seattle 13...............Win
10/27/14 Washington 20, Dallas 17 (OT)...Loss
12/26/16 Dallas 42, Detroit 21...............Win
11/13/11 Dallas 44, Buffalo 7 ................Win
11/27/14 Philadelphia 33, Dallas 10.....Loss
9/10/17 Dallas 19, N.Y. Giants 3..........WinSTAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASON

Fully Closed, cont.
10/1/17 LA Rams 35, Dallas, 30.........Loss
10/8/17 Green Bay 35, Dallas 31........Loss
11/5/17 Dallas 28, Kansas City 17.......Win
11/23/17 L.A. Chargers 28, Dallas 6.....Loss
12/24/17 Seattle 21, Dallas 12..............Loss
9/16/18 Dallas 20, N.Y. Giants 13........Win
9/30/18 Dallas 25, Detroit 24...............Win
10/14/18 Dallas 40, Jacksonville 7........Win
11/22/18 Dallas 31, Washington 22.......Win
12/9/18 Dallas 29, Philadelphia 23 (OT).. Win
12/23/18 Dallas 27, Tampa Bay 20........Win
9/8/19 Dallas 31, N.Y. Giants 17........Win
9/22/19 Dallas 31, Miami 6..................Win
10/6/19 Green Bay 34, Dallas 24........Loss
10/20/19 Dallas 37, Philadelphia 10......Win
11/28/19 Buffalo 26, Dallas 15..............Loss
12/29/19 Dallas 47, Washington 16.......Win
10/10/21 Dallas 44, N.Y. Giants 20........Win
11/25/21 Las Vegas 36, Dallas 33 (OT)...Loss
12/26/21 Dallas 56, Washington 14.......Win
1/2/22 Arizona 25, Dallas 22.............Loss
9/11/22 Tampa Bay 19, Dallas 3.........Loss
9/18/22 Dallas 20, Cincinnati 17..........Win
10/2/22 Dallas 25, Washington 10.......Win
10/23/22 Dallas 24, Detroit 6.................Win
11/24/22 Dallas 28, N.Y. Giants 20........Win
12/4/22 Dallas 54, Indianapolis 19.......Win
12/11/22 Dallas 27, Houston 23............Win
12/21/22 Dallas 40, Philadelphia 34......Win

Fully Open Stadium (12-11)
9/20/09 N.Y. Giants 33, Dallas 31.......Loss
11/26/09 Dallas 24, Oakland 7..............Win
12/13/09 San Diego 20, Dallas 17........Loss
10/25/10 N.Y. Giants 41, Dallas 35.......Loss
10/1/12 Chicago 34, Dallas 18............Loss
10/28/12 N.Y. Giants 29, Dallas 24.......Loss
11/18/12 Dallas 23, Cleveland 20 (OT).Win
11/22/12 Washington 38, Dallas 31......Loss
12/2/12 Dallas 38, Philadelphia 33......Win
12/16/12 Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 24 (OT).Win
12/23/12 New Orleans 34, Dallas 31 (OT)..Loss
11/3/13 Dallas 27, Minnesota 23.........Win
10/30/16 Dallas 29, Philadelphia 23 (OT)...Win
11/30/17 Dallas 38, Washington 14.......Win
11/5/18 Tennessee 28, Dallas 14.......Loss
11/29/18 Dallas 13, New Orleans 10.....Win
10/19/20 Arizona 38, Dallas 10.............Loss
11/8/20 Pittsburgh 24, Dallas 19.........Loss
11/26/20 Washington 41, Dallas 16......Loss
12/20/20 Dallas 41, San Francisco 33...Win
12/27/20 Dallas 37, Philadelphia 17......Win
9/27/21 Dallas 41, Philadelphia 21......Win
10/30/22 Dallas 49, Chicago 29.............Win
Roof Open, Doors Closed (2-5)
12/19/10 Dallas 33, Washington 30.......Win
9/26/11 Dallas 18, Washington 16.......Win
11/2/14 Arizona 28, Dallas 17.............Loss
11/8/15 Philadelphia 33, Dallas 27 (OT)..Loss

Roof Open, Doors Closed, cont.
12/19/15 N.Y. Jets 19, Dallas 16...........Loss
11/19/17 Philadelphia 37, Dallas 9.......Loss
11/10/19 Minnesota 28, Dallas 24........Loss
Doors Open, Roof Closed (10-3)
11/1/09 Dallas 37, Seattle 17...............Win
11/24/11 Dallas 20, Miami 19................Win
11/22/09 Dallas 7, Washington 6...........Win
10/6/13 Denver 51, Dallas 48.............Loss
10/19/14 Dallas 31, N.Y. Giants 21........Win
10/9/16 Dallas 28, Cincinnati 14..........Win
12/15/19 Dallas 44, LA Rams 21...........Win
9/20/20 Dallas 40, Atlanta 39...............Win
10/4/20 Cleveland 49, Dallas 38.........Loss
10/11/20 Dallas 37, N.Y. Giants 34........Win
10/3/21 Dallas 36, Carolina 28............Win
11/7/21 Denver 30, Dallas 16.............Loss
11/14/21 Dallas 43, Atlanta 3.................Win
Postseason (3-2)
Fully Closed Stadium (3-2)
1/9/10 Dallas 34, Philadelphia 14......Win
1/4/15 Dallas 24, Detroit 20...............Win
1/15/17 Green Bay 34, Dallas 31........Loss
1/5/19 Dallas 24, Seattle 22...............Win
1/16/22 San Francisco 23, Dallas 17..Loss

COWBOYS OVERTIME GAMESSIDELINES

COWBOYSINDOORSPLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDSThe Cowboys have played in 44 regular season overtime games with a record of 23-21 since the NFL adopted the extra session in 1974.
Score by Quarters
Sept. 28, 1975 at Texas Stadium
1
2
3
4
OT — Total*St. Louis....................................................... 0
3
14 14
0 —
31
DALLAS...................................................... 0
7
21
3
6 —
37
Nov. 2, 1975 at RFK Stadium*Dallas........................................................... 0
17
0
7
0 —
24
WASHINGTON............................................ 3
7
7
7
6 —
30
Sept. 18, 1977 at Metropolitan Stadium
Dallas.......................................................... 0
3
0
7
6 —
16
*MINNESOTA................................................ 7
0
0
3
0 —
10
Oct. 15, 1978 at Busch Stadium*Dallas.......................................................... 0
7
14
0
3 —
24
ST. LOUIS.................................................... 7
7
0
7
0 —
21
Dec. 19, 1981 at Giants Stadium
0
0 10
0 —
10
*Dallas........................................................... 0
N.Y. GIANTS................................................ 0
0
7
3
3 —
13
Oct. 9, 1983 at Texas Stadium
Tampa Bay................................................. 10
0
7
7
0 —
24
*DALLAS....................................................... 7
7
3
7
3 —
27
Oct. 21, 1984 at Texas Stadium
New Orleans................................................ 0
17
10
0
0 —
27
*DALLAS....................................................... 3
0
3 21
3 —
30
Nov. 15, 1987 at Sullivan Stadium
7
0
3
6 —
23
*Dallas.......................................................... 7
NEW ENGLAND.......................................... 0
7
0 10
0 —
17
Nov. 26, 1987 at Texas Stadium*Minnesota................................................. 14
7
7 10
6 —
44
14
10 14
0 —
38
DALLAS....................................................... 0
Nov. 10, 1991 at The Astrodome
3323
Dallas......................................................... 107
0 —*HOUSTON................................................... 0
10
3 10
3 —
26
Jan. 2, 1994 at Giants Stadium
10
0
0
3 —
16
Dallas.......................................................... 3*N.Y. GIANTS................................................ 0
0
10
3
0 —
13
Sept. 19, 1994 at Texas Stadium*Detroit.......................................................... 3
7
7
0
3 —
20
0
3
17
DALLAS....................................................... 77
0 —Sept. 17, 1995 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome*Dallas.......................................................... 6
3
0
8
6 —
23
MINNESOTA................................................ 3
7
0
7
0 —
17
Nov. 10, 1996 at 3Com Park
*Dallas.......................................................... 0
7
0 10
3 —
20
SAN FRANCISCO..................................... 10
0
0
7
0 —
17
Sept. 7, 1997 at Sun Devil Stadium*Dallas........................................................... 6
13
3
0
0 —
22
ARIZONA..................................................... 0
7
7
8
3 —
25

386

Winning Score
DuPree 3 pass from Staubach at 7:07
Kilmer 1 run at 8:26
Staubach 4 run at 8:46
FG Septien 47 at 11:32

FG Danelo 35 at 8:41
FG Septien 42 at 10:22
FG Septien 41 at 11:18
Walker 60 run at 13:10
Nelson 24 run at 7:09

FG Del Greco 23 at 0:29
FG Murray 41 at 4:16
FG Hanson 44 at 0:27
Smith 31 run at 12:34
FG Boniol 29 at 8:43

FG Butler 20 at 6:30

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Score by Quarters
3
4
OT — Total

Winning Score

7
10

0
22

21
0

6
0

—
—

41
Ismail 76 pass from Aikman at 10:51
35	 

10
10

3
0

0
3

3
0

—
—

16
FG Seder 24 at 11:08
13	 

17
0

0
3

0
7

6
0

—
—

23
17

7
0

3
0

3
13

0
3

—
—

13
16

FG Akers 32 at 7:05

14
7

0
7

0
10

0
3

—
—

24
27

FG Anderson 42 at 7:55

0
3

6
0

0
0

0
3

—
—

6
9

FG Gramatica 40 at 3:10

13
0

6
7

6
18

3
0

—
—

35
32

3
7

0
0

7
6

0
3

—
—

13
16

7
7

7
0

0
7

3
0

—
—

24
21

7
0

7
7

10
10

0
6

—
—

24
30

3
10

7
3

10
7

6
0

—
—

26
20

Austin 60 pass from Romo at 8:22

7
7

10
7

8
21

3
0

—
—

38
35

FG Buehler 38 at 7:55

7
14

7
7

10
3

3
0

—
—

27
24

FG Bailey 19 at 12:07

3
14

0
3

14
7

3
0

—
—

27
24

FG Bailey 39 at 5:39

10
0

3
3

0
7

0
6

—
—

13
19

Stephens-Howling 56 pass from Kolb at 11:43

6
0

0
3

7
17

0
3

—
—

20
23

FG Bailey 38 at 6:07

10
7

7
7

7
7

0
3

—
—

24
27

FG Bailey 21 at 13:36

10
14

7
3

7
14

3
0

—
—

34
FG Hartley 20 at 10:33
31		

0
3

7
7

10
7

0
3

—
—

17
20

0
7

7
3

7
7

3
0

—
—

20
17

7
0

3
6

7
7

0
6

—
—

20
26

7
0

7
7

13
13

6
0

—
—

33
27

10
3

7
3

3
10

0
6

—
—

23
29

Witten 5 pass from Prescott at 7:48

0
10

7
3

3
3

0
3

—
—

16
19

FG Fairbairn 36 at 1:50

0
3

6
3

17
14

0
6

—
—

23
29

Cooper 15 pass from Prescott at 1:55

FG Cundiff 25 at 5:56

FG Cortez 45 at 11:13
FG Elam 24 at 13:39

Beisel 3 blocked punt return at 14:00

2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS

FG Bailey 49 at 5:10
FG Forbath 40 at 5:17

Spiller 80 pass from Brees at 14:47
Matthews 41 pass from Bradford at 10:59

OVERTIMEGAMESSIDELINES

387

Whitted 37 pass from Brunell at 11:16

PLAYERS1
Sept. 12, 1999 at Redskins Stadium
Dallas.......................................................... 7*WASHINGTON............................................ 3
Oct. 1, 2000 at Ericsson Stadium*Dallas.......................................................... 0
CAROLINA.................................................. 0
Oct. 29, 2000 at Texas Stadium*Jacksonville..................................................0
DALLAS....................................................... 7
Nov. 5, 2000 at Veterans Stadium
Dallas........................................................... 0*PHILADELPHIA........................................... 0
Nov. 4, 2001 at Giants Stadium*Dallas......................................................... 10
N.Y. GIANTS................................................ 0
Oct. 20, 2002 at Sun Devil Stadium*Dallas........................................................... 0
ARIZONA .................................................... 3
Sept. 15, 2003 at Giants Stadium*Dallas.......................................................... 7
N.Y. GIANTS................................................ 7
Oct. 16, 2005 at Texas Stadium
N.Y. Giants................................................... 3*DALLAS....................................................... 0
Nov. 24, 2005 at Texas Stadium*Denver......................................................... 7
DALLAS....................................................... 7
Oct. 12, 2008 at University of Phoenix Stadium*Dallas........................................................... 0
ARIZONA.................................................... 7
Oct. 11, 2009 at Arrowhead Stadium
Dallas........................................................... 0*KANSAS CITY............................................. 0
Dec. 5, 2010 at Lucas Oil Stadium
Dallas......................................................... 10*INDIANAPOLIS............................................ 0
Sept. 18, 2011 at Candlestick Park
Dallas........................................................... 0*SAN FRANCISCO........................................ 0
Nov. 20, 2011 at FedEx Field
Dallas........................................................... 7*WASHINGTON............................................ 0
Dec. 4, 2011 at University of Phoenix Stadium
Dallas........................................................... 0*ARIZONA..................................................... 3
Nov. 18, 2012 at AT&T Stadium
Cleveland..................................................... 7*DALLAS....................................................... 0
Dec. 16, 2012 at AT&T Stadium*Pittsburgh..................................................... 0
DALLAS....................................................... 3
Dec. 23, 2012 at AT&T Stadium
New Orleans................................................ 7* DALLAS...................................................... 0
Oct. 5, 2014 at AT&T Stadium*Houston........................................................ 0
DALLAS....................................................... 0
Oct. 27, 2014 at AT&T Stadium*Washington................................................. 3
DALLAS........................................................ 0
Oct. 4, 2015 at Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Dallas........................................................... 3*NEW ORLEANS.......................................... 7
Nov. 8, 2015 at AT&T Stadium*Philadelphia................................................ 0
DALLAS......................................................... 7
Oct. 30, 2016 at AT&T Stadium
Philadelphia................................................... 3*DALLAS....................................................... 7
Oct. 7, 2018 at NRG Stadium*Dallas........................................................... 6
HOUSTON..................................................... 0
Dec. 9, 2018 at AT&T Stadium
Philadelphia................................................... 0*DALLAS....................................................... 3

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COWBOYS OVERTIME GAMES, cont.

STAFF
PLAYERSSIDELINES

OVERTIMEGAMESPLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
OT — Total Winning Score
Oct. 17, 2021 at Gillette Stadium
DALLAS........................................................ 7
3
7 12
6 —
35
Lamb 35 pass from Prescott at 3:52
*New England.............................................. 14
0
0 15
0 —
29
Nov. 25, 2021 at AT&T Stadium
3
10
6
3 —
36
FG Carlson 29 at 4:12
LAS VEGAS................................................ 14*Dallas........................................................... 6
7
6 14
0 —
33
Nov. 13, 2022 at Lambeau Field*Dallas........................................................... 0
14
14
0
0 —
28
GREEN BAY................................................. 0
14
0 14
3 —
31
FG Crosby 28 at 3:06
Dec. 18, 2022 at TIAA Bank Field
Dallas............................................................ 7
14
6
7
0 —
34
*Jacksonville................................................ 0
7
17 10
6 —
40
Jenkins 52 interception return at 6:52
*Won toss to begin overtime
Bold indicates Dallas win

388

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PLAYERSH TROY AIKMAN H

Quarterback, 1989-2000
INDUCTED – 2006

Yards
1,749
2,579
2,754
3,445
3,100
2,676
3,304
3,126
3,282
2,330
2,964
1,632
32,942

TD
9
11
11
23
15
13
16
12
19
12
17
7
165

Int
18
18
10
14
6
12
7
13
12
5
12
14
141

Long
75t
61t
61t
87t
80t
90t
50t
61t
64t
67t
90t
48t
90t

Sacks/
Yards
19/15539/28832/224
23/112
26/153
14/59
14/89
18/12033/2699/58
19/13013/91
259/1,748

Rating
55.7
66.6
86.7
89.5
99.0
84.9
93.6
80.1
78.0
88.5
81.1
64.3
81.6

16
89
82
83
80
65
49
38
502

11
61
61
53
53
37
22
22
320

68.8
68.5
74.4
63.9
66.3
56.9
44.9
57.9
63.7

114
795
686
717
717
343
191
286
3,849

0
8
5
4
4
1
1
0
23

1
0
3
4
1
4
3
1
17

25t
70t
35t
94t
47t
23t
19t
45t
94t

3/26
7/43
7/28
5/35
4/25
3/26
4/27
1/8
34/218

63.0
126.4
104.0
87.3
106.1
51.0
37.0
70.7
88.3

389

SIDELINES

Comp %
52.9
56.6
65.3
63.8
69.1
64.5
64.8
63.7
56.4
59.4
59.5
59.5
61.5

HALL OF
FAME

Com
155
226
237
302
271
233
280
296
292
187
263
156
2,898

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Playoffs
1991 Dallas.................0-1
1992 Dallas.................3-0
1993 Dallas.................3-0
1994 Dallas.................1-1
1995 Dallas.................3-0
1996 Dallas.................1-1
1998 Dallas.................0-1
1999 Dallas.................0-1
Totals........................ 11-5

Att
293
399
363
473
392
361
432
465
518
315
442
262
4,715

RECORDSAIKMAN’S CAREER TOTALS

2022 SEASONIn 12 NFL seasons, Troy Aikman became one of the game’s great quarterbacks. As just thethird player in NFL history to lead a team to three Super Bowl victories, Aikman rewrote virtually every
passing record in Cowboys history. He closed his career with 94 regular season wins, including 90
in the decade of the 1990s – making him the winningest starting quarterback of any decade in NFL
history to that point (Joe Montana held the record with 86 wins in the 1980s).
Along with that mark, Aikman held or was tied for 47 Dallas passing records, including the
club’s career records for attempts (4,715), completions (2,898), passing yards (32,942), touchdowns (165) and completion percentage (61.5% – third best in NFL history at the time of his retirement). He also posted a thenclub-high 13 regular season 300-yard passing games during his career.
Along the way to these marks, Aikman guided Dallas from the cellar of 1-15 in 1989 to six NFC East titles (1992-96 and1998), four NFC Championship Games (1992-95) and three Super Bowl titles (XXVII, XXVIII and XXX). He was one of the game’s
most accurate passers, completing at least 60 percent of his passes in 98-of-165 career games. In the postseason, he reachedthe 60% completion mark in 12-of-16 games. He completed 70 percent or more of his passes 42 times in his career, with Dallas
posting a 37-5 record in those games, and he produced the top six single-season completion percentages in club history.
With his passing accuracy, Aikman was able to establish a club-record with a career interception rate of 2.99% (now heldby Tony Romo - 2.7%). Although not known for his fleet feet, Aikman successfully ran for a first down 49-of-72 times on third or
fourth down during career. That ability to avoid the sack also allowed him to post the highest career pass attempts per sack ratio(19.2) in team history. Despite winning just one of his first 15 NFL starts, Aikman went on to start a club-record 180 games (165
regular season) at quarterback and post a 105-75 (.583) record, which includes an impeccable 11-4 mark in the postseason –3-0 in the Super Bowl.
For his career, Aikman led the Cowboys from behind 16 times in the fourth quarter, including six times in the final 2:00.
Another six times, he led the team to wins after the score was tied in the fourth quarter. Five of his game-winning drives came inovertime.
In the postseason Aikman truly shined. His four 300-yard passing days were the third best total in NFL history, and he holds
the club records for postseason pass attempts (502), completions (320), yards (3,849), and completion percentage (63.7%). In
addition, Aikman’s 23 career postseason passing touchdowns was just one shy of Staubach’s club record of 24.
The first overall choice in the 1989 draft out of UCLA, Aikman completed 64.8 percent of his passes for 5,298 yards and
41 touchdowns while throwing only 17 interceptions in two seasons as the starter. He finished his career as the third rated passer
in NCAA history. The All-America led the Bruins to a 20-4 record, including wins in the 1987 Aloha Bowl and the 1989 Cotton Bowl.
He transferred to UCLA - where he received his degree in sociology in June, 2009 - after two seasons at Oklahoma (1984-85).
Aikman was born Nov. 21, 1966 in West Covina, Cali.
AIKMAN’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 6-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 6 NFC East Titles
M MVP of Super Bowl XXVIIM 1997 NFL Man of the Year
M Super Bowl XXVII, XXVIII and XXX titles
M Held or tied for 47 club passing records
M 3 NFC Titles
M UCLA Hall of Fame

Starting
Year Team
Record1989 Dallas.................0-11
1990 Dallas.................7-8
1991 Dallas.................7-5
1992 Dallas...............13-3
1993 Dallas............... 11-3
1994 Dallas...............10-4
1995 Dallas...............12-4
1996 Dallas...............10-5
1997 Dallas.................6-10
1998 Dallas.................7-4
1999 Dallas.................7-7
2000 Dallas.................4-7
Totals........................94-71

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Cowboys in the Hall of Fame
Twenty-two members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, have been elected based on their accomplishmentswith the Cowboys – Bob Lilly in 1980, Roger Staubach in 1985, Tom Landry in 1990, Tex Schramm in 1991, Tony Dorsett
and Randy White in 1994, Mel Renfro in 1996, Troy Aikman and Rayfield Wright in 2006, Michael Irvin in 2007, Bob Hayes
in 2009, Emmitt Smith in 2010, Deion Sanders in 2011, Larry Allen in 2013, Charles Haley in 2015, Jerry Jones in 2017,
Gil Brandt in 2019, Jimmy Johnson and Cliff Harris in 2020, Drew Pearson in 2021 and Chuck Howley and DeMarcus
Ware in 2023. In addition, eight others with ties to the Cowboys have also been enshrined in Canton: Herb Adderley(1980), Lance Alworth (1978), Mike Ditka (1988), Forrest Gregg (1977), Tommy McDonald (1998), Terrell Owens (2018),
Bill Parcells (2013) and Jackie Smith (1994).

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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONAs a member of the NFL’s All-Decade team for the 1990s and 2000s, Larry
Allen was widely recognized as one of the NFL’s premier offensive linemen, and heestablished himself as one of the most decorated offensive players in Dallas Cowboys
and NFL history.
In 14 NFL seasons since being drafted in the second round out of Sonoma
State, Allen was named to more Pro Bowls (10) than any other offensive linemanin Cowboys history. He also earned another Pro Bowl berth in 2006 while finishing his career with the San
Francisco 49ers, bringing his Pro Bowl total to 11 selections. He was also named All-Pro seven times, six
times at guard (1995-97, 1999-01) and once at tackle (1998). With his Pro Bowl selection at tackle in 1998,
he became just the third player in league history to be selected to the Pro Bowl at more than one offensive line
position during his career, joining Bruce Matthews (guard/center) and Chris Hinton (guard/tackle).
An ankle injury in the second week of the 2002 season limited Allen to five games and snapped his sevenyear string of trips to the Pro Bowl, the fourth-longest streak in club history and the standard for Pro Bowl
selections by a Dallas offensive lineman at that time. Allen fully recovered from his injury and earned his eighth
Pro Bowl selection in 2003, tying Emmitt Smith as the only Dallas offensive player to be selected to eight
Pro Bowls. In 2004 he earned his ninth trip to Hawaii, then made his 10th and final appearence in the annual
all-star game as a Cowboy in 2005. Allen is tied with Mel Renfro for the second-most Pro Bowl selections by a
Cowboy, trailing Bob Lilly (11) and Jason Witten (11).
He played all but one position along the offensive line in his 12 seasons in Dallas, moving between righttackle (1994), right guard (1995-97), left tackle (1997-98) and left guard (1999-03). During his illustrious
career in Dallas, Allen was a member of an offensive unit that posted the four lowest sacks allowed totals inclub history with 18 in 1995, 19 in 1996 and 1998, and 20 in 1994. He also played a very important part inSmith’s race toward the all-time NFL rushing mark, having blocked for eight of Smith’s 11 1,000-yard rushingseasons. Smith gained 11,463 of his 17,162 career yards with Dallas after Allen joined the Cowboys in 1994
and was a pivotal member of the Super Bowl XXX Champion team in 1995.
With a career-best bench press of 700 pounds and a squat lift of 900 pounds, Allen is also considered
to be the strongest man to ever play professional football. After missing most of 2002 with a sprained left
ankle that required surgery to remove bone spurs, Allen went on to start 48 straight games before signing andplaying for two seasons (2006-07) with San Francisco where he started the final 27 games of his career. Allen
started 197-of-203 career games played.
ALLEN’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M 11-time Pro Bowl selection
M 7-time All Pro
M Super Bowl XXX title
M 2 NFC Championships
M 4 Division Titles
M 1990s and 2000s member of NFL’s All-Decade Teams
M Blocked for eight of Emmitt Smith’s 11 1,000-yard seasons

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H LARRY ALLEN H

Guard/Tackle, 1994-2005
INDUCTED – 2013

Larry Allen became the second

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linemanselected to both the Pro Football
Hall of Fame and the Ring of
Honor at AT&T Stadium. He joined
Rayfield Wright as the only two.

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BRANDT’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M 20 Consecutive Winning Seasons (1966-85) M Helped Create the NFL Scouting Combine
M 13 Divisional Titles
M Modernized Scouting Methods Using Technology
M Super Bowl VI and XII Titles
M Drafted Nine Hall of Fame Players

PLAYERS

From the inception of the Dallas Cowboys in 1960, to 13 division titles, two
Super Bowl titles and 20 consecutive winning seasons, Gil Brandt was behind thescenes as the man responsible for finding the next Cowboys cornerstone player.
Throughout his tenure with the Dallas Cowboys, Brandt oversaw the acquisition of 15
of the 19 players who are currently in the Ring of Honor - including two undrafted free
agents in Cliff Harris and Drew Pearson, a pair of seventh round selections in Rayfield
Wright and Bob Hayes, and a 10th round draft choice by the name of Roger Staubach. From that group, nine
men also earned induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
In 30 years with the Cowboys, Brandt distinguished himself at the top of his profession - as an innovator - and someone who set the standard for excellence in the area of player personnel. Whether it be
introducing computers and technology into the player evaluation process, negotiating contracts, or inviting
80 undrafted rookie free agents to training camp every year, Brandt brought new and creative philosophies toplayer acquisition that were copied by many teams in the NFL - and are still being used today.
Brandt was the first person to introduce computers to scouting. He worked with IBM to build a scoring system that assigned a numerical value to players, giving the Cowboys a more efficient way of evaluating
talent. These numerical grades were then stored in punch cards and were input into the IBM mainframe so the
Cowboys could average the scores of many scouting reports for a particular player and then assign players
ranks. This system helped identify high-value players in the lower rounds of the NFL Draft, such as runningback Herschel Walker in the fifth round of the 1985 draft and defensive tackle Chad Hennings in the 11thround of the 1988 draft. Brandt was also able mine NFL talent from unusual places, such as the basketballcourt or the track and field complex, discovering players like four-time All-Pro cornerback Cornell Green and
Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Bob Hayes. Brandt helped field the team that came to win two Super
Bowls under Tom Landry by combining these technological advances in scouting and developing the Cowboys
system based heavily on numbers and statistics.
In the 30 years that have passed since 1989, Brandt has become one of the greatest ambassadorsfor not only the Cowboys, but for the entire National Football League. Each year, he works at the NFL Combine, the Super Bowl , the NFL Draft, and at the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction, handling a wide varietyof duties. In all, Brandt has been involved with professional football for 60 years, a remarkable achievementthat he continues to this day. He is credited with helping to create the NFL Scouting Combine, and he is solely
responsible for overseeing player invitations to the NFL draft.

STAFF

H GIL BRANDT H

Vice President of Player Personnel, 1960-88
INDUCTED – 2019

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H TONY DORSETT H
Running Back, 1977-87
INDUCTED – 1994

Tony Dorsett arrived in Dallas in 1977 via a draft-day deal the Cowboys swungwith the Seattle Seahawks for the sole intention of selecting the Heisman Trophy winner from the University of Pittsburgh. Then Cowboys president and General Manager
Tex Schramm paid what seemed like a bundle for the right to draft Dorsett: one
first-round, and three second-round choices. Following an 11-year career in Dallas, heindeed proved to be a steal of a deal for an eventual Pro Football Hall of Fame player.
The Dorsett deal paid dividends in his very first year with the Cowboys, as the four-time All-American
picked up where he left off in college, rushing for 1,007 yards to earn NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year honors
and at the time, set the rushing bar for rookie running backs in Dallas.
“A lot of the people said I wouldn’t last in this league,” Dorsett said in 1987. “I was the skinny little kid
from Aliquippa, Pa., who wasn’t supposed to make it.”
Dorsett did make it, in fact he became one of the greatest running backs in NFL history. On Sept. 26,
1988 while playing his final NFL season with the Denver Broncos, Dorsett moved into second place on the
NFL all-time rushing list with 12,306 rushing yards, and eventually finished his career with 12,739 yards. At
the time, Dorsett trailed only Walter Payton when he retired after suffering a knee injury the following summer,
but now ranks 10th behind Emmitt Smith, Payton, Frank Gore, Barry Sanders, Adrian Peterson, Curtis Martin,
LaDainian Tomlinson, Jerome Bettis and Eric Dickerson.
By the time Dorsett completed his 12-year career, he had collected a victory in Super Bowl XII, four Pro
Bowl selections, one All-Pro honor and three All-NFC selections.
One of the most notable moments of Dorsett’s career came on Jan. 2, 1983, before a Monday Night
Football television audience playing against the Minnesota Vikings. Dorsett received a handoff from quarterback Danny White and proceeded to run 99-yards for a touchdown, thus recording an unbreakable NFL record.
Dorsett’s greatest season came in 1981 when he rushed for 1,646 yards, a franchise record at the time, a
total that now ranks fourth all-time.
“When he came to us, we hadn’t had a strong running attack for about three years,” Hall of Fame quarterback Roger Staubach once said. “Tony Dorsett is one of the greatest backs in NFL history.”
Dorsett was the Heisman Trophy winner in 1976 and was the first Pitt football player to have his jersey retired. Dorsett left Pitt as a four-time All-American and four-time 1,000-yard rusher. His final collegiate highlight
was a 27-3 victory over Georgia in the Sugar Bowl to claim the national title.
In 1994 Dorsett became the ninth Cowboys player inducted into the Ring of Honor, and that same year
he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
He was born April 7, 1954, in Rochester, Pa.
DORSETT’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M Super Bowl XII Title
M NFL Record 99-yard TD Run (Jan. 3, 1983 at Minnesota)
M 10th All-Time NFL Career Rushing (12,739)
M 1976 Heisman Trophy (University of Pittsburgh)

M 4-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 1-Time All-Pro
M NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
M 3 All-NFC selections

DORSETT’S CAREER TOTALS
Year TeamGP
1977 Dallas .......... 141978 Dallas .......... 16
1979 Dallas .......... 141980 Dallas .......... 15
1981 Dallas .......... 161982 Dallas ............ 91983 Dallas .......... 161984 Dallas .......... 161985 Dallas .......... 161986 Dallas .......... 131987 Dallas .......... 121988 Denver ......... 16
Totals.................. 173

Att
208
290
250
278
342
177
289
302
305
184
130
181
2,936

RUSHING
Yds
Avg
1,007
4.8
1,325
4.6
1,107
4.4
1,185
4.3
1,646
4.8
4.2
745
1,321
4.6
1,189
3.9
1,307
4.3
748
4.1
456
3.5
703
3.9
12,739
4.3

Long
84t
63t
41t
56t
75t
99t
77t
31t
60t
33t
24t
26t
99t

392

TD
12
7
6
11
4
5
8
6
7
5
1
5
77

Rec
29
37
45
34
32
24
40
51
46
25
19
16
398

Yds
273
378
375
263
325
179
287
459
449
267
177
122
3,554

RECEIVING
Avg
9.4
10.2
8.3
7.7
10.2
7.5
7.2
9.0
9.8
10.7
9.3
7.6
8.9

Long
23t
91t
32t
27t
73t
18t
24t
68t
56t
30t
33t
16t
91t

TD
1
2
1
0
2
0
1
1
3
1
1
0
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H CHARLES HALEY H

Defensive End, 1992-1996
INDUCTED – 2015

PLAYERS
2022 SEASONOne of the most gifted pass rushers in his time in the NFL, Charles Haley left
Dallas as the only player in league history to collect five Super Bowl rings. A mainstay
on the Cowboys defensive line since arriving in Dallas via a trade with San Francisco
in 1992, Haley earned his final ring in a 27-17 win over Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XXX.
As a starter on Super Bowl contenders from his first day in the league, Haley playedon 11 playoff teams in his 12 years in the league. Haley joined the San Francisco
49ers in 1986 as the team’s fourth round draft pick (96th overall) and developed into one of the NFL’s mostdevastating pass rushers during a career split between the 49ers and Cowboys.
Haley was a member of two 49ers championship teams (Super Bowls XXIII and XXIV) before his trade to
Dallas. He earned three more Super Bowl rings during his first four seasons with the Cowboys.
Haley began his NFL career at linebacker and led San Francisco in sacks in each of his first six seasons.
He recorded four double-digit sack totals with the 49ers, including 12.0 sacks as a rookie and a career-highand NFC-leading 16.0 sacks in 1990. He was moved to defensive end after his trade to Dallas and continued to
excel at pressuring the quarterback. He added two more double-digit sack seasons in 1994 (12.5) and 1995
(10.5). Haley then suffered a serious back injury in 1996 that limited him to just five games. He retired after
undergoing surgery. However, after a two-year hiatus, Haley re-signed with the 49ers as a backup defensive
end for two playoff games in 1998. He came back to play one final season in 1999 and added 3.0 sacks to
his career total.
When he walked away for the final time, Haley had amassed 100.5 sacks during his 169-game career.
He was twice named NFC Defensive Player of the Year (1990 and 1994), voted to five Pro Bowls and named
All-Pro two times, once as a linebacker and once as a defensive end. He played in six NFC championshipgames over a seven-season period. He started at left outside linebacker for the 49ers in the 1988, 1989, and1990 games and at right defensive end for the Cowboys in the conference championships in 1992, 1993, and1994. He was inactive for the Cowboys victory in the 1995 NFC Championship Game.
Haley was a member of 10 division championship teams during his 12-season NFL career. His final season marked the only year he played on a team with a losing record. Prior to that, the fewest number of winsin a season any 49ers and Cowboys team recorded with Haley on the roster was 10.
HALEY’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

RECORDS

M Super Bowl XIII, XXIV, XXVII, XXVIII and XXX titles
M 5-time Pro Bowl selection
M 2-time All Pro
M 19th player in NFL history to top 100.0 career sacks
M 2-time NFC Defensive Player of the Year (1990 and 1994)

HALEY’S CAREER TOTALSINTERCEPTIONS
Prs
42
28
52
33
5
160

PBU
3
3
4
6
9
6
2
2
2
1
0
0
3
41

FF
4
1
1
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
1
0
0
25

No Yds Avg Lg
1
8 8.0 80
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 01
1 1.0 10
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 00
0 0.0 02
9 4.5 8

FUMBLES REC
TD No Yds Avg
0
1 0 0.000 0 0.00
2 0 0.00
1 3 3.00
1 0 0.00
1 3 3.000 0 0.00
1 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0.00
7 6 0.6

Lg TD
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
3t 1
0t 0
3t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
0t 0
3t 1

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RECORDS

DEFENSE						Tkl/
GP-GS
ST AT
TT
Sks
Ls
Year Team1986 San Francisco. 16-1
49 10 -- 59
12.0
21
6.5
1987 San Francisco. 12-2
4 -- 25
50 19 -- 69
11.5
1988 San Francisco. 16-14
1989 San Francisco. 16-16
43 14 -- 57
10.5
1990 San Francisco. 16-16
52
6 -- 58
16.0
1991 San Francisco. 14-14
46
7 -- 53
7.0
21 18 -- 39
6.0
2(-3)
1992 Dallas.............. 15-13
1993 Dallas.............. 14-11
30 11 -- 41
4.0
6(-17)
1994 Dallas.............. 16-16
49 19 -- 68
12.5
9(-22)
1995 Dallas.............. 13-11
30
5 -- 35
10.5
1(-3)
1996 Dallas................ 5-5
7
0 -7
1.0
2(-6)
0
0
0.0
1998 San Francisco... 0-0
0 -1999 San Francisco. 16-0
7
1 -8
3.0
Totals..................... 169-119 405 114 -- 519 100.5 20(-51)

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H CLIFF HARRIS H
Safety, 1970-79
INDUCTED – 2020

Arriving in Dallas in 1970 as an undrafted free agent from tiny Ouachita Baptist
in Arkansas, Cliff Harris went on to crack the starting lineup as a rookie, before
missing time to military service. Harris then started the next nine consecutive years
and earned six consecutive Pro Bowls and was named to four straight All-NFL teams.
A key member of two Super Bowl winning teams, and teams that earned three
more trips to Super Bowls in the 70s, Harris was at his best in the postseason,finishing his career with six interceptions in 21 playoff games and earned a spot on the 1970s NFL All-Decade
Team.
Harris, who earned the nickname “Captain Crash” by his teammates for his punishing hits and reckless
pursuit of ball carriers, finished his 10-year Cowboys career with 29 interceptions and 16 fumble recoveries- tied for second in team history. Harris also guided the defense to a top-10 finish in each of his 10 seasons
with Dallas, including the best defense in the league in 1977. When he retired, his 29 interceptions ranked fifthon the team’s all-time interceptions list.
Early in his career, Harris saw time returning kickoffs and punts, averaging a career-best 28.4 yardsper-kickoff return in 1971. Over the five years in which he saw time as a returner (1970-74), he took back 63
kickoffs for 1,622 yards (25.7) and 66 punts for 418 yards (6.3) with 29 fair catches.
He led or tied for the team lead in interceptions three times (1974, 1977, 1979), kickoff returns twice(1971-72) and punt returns (1971-72), and his six postseason interceptions rank third in Cowboys history.
Upon retiring, Harris’ name popped up on a few league records - tied for the most Super Bowl games byan individual (five), most postseason fumble recoveries (four) and tied for the most postseason games (21).
Harris was also inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame in Kansas City in 1978.
HARRIS’ ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 7 NFC Championship GamesM 1970s All-Decade Team
M 22.1 yards-per-kickoff return, club playoff record
M 4 postseason fumble recoveries, club playoff record
M Tied for second in club history with 16 fumble recoveries

M 6-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 4 All-NFL Teams
M Super Bowl VI and XII titles
M 5 Super Bowl appearances
M 7 NFC East titles

HARRIS’ CAREER TOTALS
Year Team
GP-GS
1970 Dallas........ 11-5
1971 Dallas........ 14-11
1972 Dallas........ 14-14
1973 Dallas........ 14-14
1974 Dallas........ 14-14
1975 Dallas........ 14-14
1976 Dallas........ 14-12
1977 Dallas........ 14-14
1978 Dallas........ 16-16
1979 Dallas........ 16-16
Totals............... 141-130

INTERCEPTIONSNo Yds Avg Lg TD
2 66 33.0 60t 0
2
0 0.0
0t 0
3 40 13.3 23t 0
2
9 4.5
5t 0
3
8 2.7
8t 0
3 58 19.3 27t 1
3 32 10.7 29t 0
5
7 1.4
7t 0
4 26 6.5 23t 0
2 35 17.5 20t 0
29 281 9.7 60t 1

No
3
3
2
0
2
2
0
0
2
2
16

Playoffs
1970 Dallas.......... 3-0
1971 Dallas.......... 3-3
1972 Dallas.......... 2-2
1973 Dallas.......... 2-2
1974 Dallas.......... 0-0
1975 Dallas.......... 3-3
1976 Dallas.......... 1-1
1977 Dallas.......... 3-3
1978 Dallas.......... 3-3
1979 Dallas.......... 1-1
Totals................. 21-18

0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
6

1
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
4

0
32
0
0
0
22
0
0
27
22
103

0.0
16.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
22.0
0.0
0.0
13.5
22.0
17.2

0
30
0
0
0
22
0
0
22
22
30

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

DEFENSEFUMBLES REC
Yds Avg Lg
31 10.3 31-6 -2.0 -6
13 6.5 13
0 0.0 036 18.0 19
0 0.0 00 0.0 00 0.0 017 8.5 17
0 0.0 091 5.7 31
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0

394

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

No
1
29
26
6
1
0
0
0
0
0
63

KICKOFF RETURNS
Yds Avg Lg TD
22 22.0 22 0
823 28.4 77 0
615 23.7 44 0
148 24.7 33 0
14 14.0 14 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 00
0.0 0 01,622 25.7 77 0

PUNT RETURNSNo Yds Avg FC Lg TD0
0 0.0 0 0 0
17 129 7.6 8 35 0
19 78 4.1 16 21 0
3 20 6.7 3 12 0
26 193 7.4 2 19 00
0 0.0 0 0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0
1 -2 -2.0 0 -2 00
0 0.0 0 0 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 066 418 6.3 29 35 0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
5
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
11

18
40
112
73
0
0
0
0
0
0
243

0
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
4

18.0
20.0
22.4
24.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
22.1

18
21
33
34
0
0
0
0
0
0
34

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
1
0
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
15

0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.8

0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2

0
1
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
9

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

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H BOB HAYES H

Wide Receiver, 1965-74
INDUCTED – 2009

2022 SEASONHAYES’ ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 2 Capitol Division Titles
M Won two Olympic gold medals at the 1964 Olympic
Games in Tokyo, JapanM He tied the then world record (10.06 seconds) in the
100-meter dashRECORDS

M 3-Time Pro Bowl selection
M Super Bowl VI title
M 2 Eastern Conference Titles
M 2 NFC East titles
M 2 NFC titles
M Holds or tied for 15 club records

PLAYERSIn his 10 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, “Bullet” Bob Hayes revolutionized
the wide receiver position and the way defenses would play in the NFL. He began
his 11-year NFL career after winning two Olympic gold medals at the 1964 Olympic
Games in Tokyo, Japan. He tied the world record (10.06 seconds) in the 100-meter
dash and claimed his second gold medal running the anchor leg of the 400-meter
relay to earn the title of “The World’s Fastest Human.” He arrived in Dallas in similar
fashion to become -- and remain -- the only rookie in franchise history to ever lead the team in receptions (46),receiving yards (1,003) and a rookie club record of 12 touchdown catches. His 12 touchdown receptions as a
rookie are currently tied for fifth in league history. His speed and threat of being able to go long forced teams
to install the zone defense to corral Hayes.
Hayes finished his Cowboys career with 365 catches (eighth), for 7,295 yards (sixth) and 71 touchdowns(second). In club record books, Hayes still holds team receiving marks for most points in a game (24, tied),most touchdowns in a game (four, tied), longest reception (95t), highest career receiving average (20.0),
highest single-season receiving average (26.1), touchdowns in a season by a rookie (12) and touchdowns in agame (four, tied).
Hayes was also a threat as a punt returner, returning 104 punts (fifth in team history) for 1,158 yards(fourth) and three touchdowns (tied for second). His 11.1 yard-per-return average is second in team record
books only to Deion Sanders (13.3).
Hayes was a three-time Pro Bowl selection and became just the third rookie in club history (Don Perkins-- 1961 and Mel Renfro -- 1964) to be named to the Pro Bowl. He also earned All-Pro selections four times(1965-68) and was inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor in a halftime celebration against San Diegoon Sept. 23, 2001.
Hayes split his time between football and track and field at Florida A&M where he became famous as the“World’s Fastest Human.” In 1963 he set the world record (9.1 seconds) in the 100-yard dash, a record thatstood for 11 years.
Hayes was born December 20, 1942.

HAYES’ CAREER TOTALSRECEIVING
Yds
Avg
1,003
21.8
1,232
19.3
998
20.4
909
17.2
746
18.7
889
26.1
840
24.0
200
13.3
360
16.4
118
16.9
119
19.8
7,414
20.0

Long
82t
95t
64t
54t
67t
89t
85t
29t
47t
35t
36t
95t

TD
12
13
10
10
4
10
8
0
3
1
0
71

Ret
12
17
24
15
18
15
1
0
0
2
0
104

Yds
153
106
276
312
178
116
5
0
0
11
0
1,158

PUNT RETURNS
Avg
FC
Long
12.8
2
47t
6.2
4
18t
11.5
6
69t
20.8
10
90t
9.9
5
50t
7.7
7
34t
5.0
0
5t
0.0
0
0t
0.0
0
0t
5.5
0
6t
0.0
0
0t
11.1
34
90t

TD
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3

Playoffs
1966 Dallas............. 1
1967 Dallas............. 2
1968 Dallas............. 1
1969 Dallas............. 1
1970 Dallas............. 3
1971 Dallas............. 31972 Dallas............. 2
1973 Dallas............. 2
Totals.................... 15

1
8
5
4
2
7
1
3
31

1
160
83
44
61
76
13
54
492

1t
86t
29t
17t
41t
18t
13t
29t
86t

0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
2

3
3
0
0
4
2
0
0
12

-9
141
0
0
17
2
0
0
151

-3.0
47.0
0.0
0.0
4.3
1.0
0.0
0.0
12.6

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1.0
20.0
16.6
11.0
30.5
10.9
13.0
18.0
15.9

1t
68t
0t
0t
8t
3t
0t
0t
68t

SIDELINES

395

0
2
2
0
2
3
0
0
9

HALL OF
FAME

Rec
46
64
49
53
40
34
35
15
22
7
6
371

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year TeamGP
1965 Dallas........... 13
1966 Dallas........... 141967 Dallas........... 131968 Dallas........... 141969 Dallas........... 101970 Dallas........... 131971 Dallas........... 141972 Dallas........... 121973 Dallas........... 131974 Dallas........... 121975 San Francisco.4
Totals.................. 132

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASON54

H CHUCK HOWLEY H
Linebacker, 1961-73
INDUCTED – 2023

By the time Chuck Howley retired in 1973, legendary Hall of Fame coach Tom
Landry said, “I don’t know that I’ve seen anybody better at linebacker than Howley.”
Howley almost didn’t play professional football for 15 years. He originally retired
from the game after two seasons with the Chicago Bears (1958-59) following a knee
injury that cost him the entire 1960 season.
Still passionate about the game, Howley decided to test his knee injury at analumni game at his alma mater, West Virgina, in 1961. His performance in the alumni game reenergized his
appetite for football, and the following season he was traded from Chicago to the Dallas Cowboys, a franchiseabout to embark on their second season, for two future draft picks.
Howley, who was eligible for the Hall of Fame for more than 40 years, spent his final 13 seasons in Dallas(1961-73) as a leader on the Doomsday Defense. He played in two NFL Championship games and two Super
Bowls. A five-time All-Pro and six-time Pro Bowler, Howley intercepted 25 passes and recovered 18 fumbles in
180 career regular season games.
In the Cowboys 13-16 loss to the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl V, Howley intercepted two passes andrecovered a fumble en route to winning Super Bowl MVP. To this day, Howley is still the only player in NFL history
to be named Super Bowl MVP from the losing team.
One year later in the 1971 season, Howley led the Cowboys with an interception and fumble recovery while
Dallas claimed its first Super Bowl title in a 24-3 win over the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl VI.
Howley was a five-sport letterman at West Virginia, including the Southern Conference one-meter diving
champion, a sprinter on the track team, and he excelled in gymnastics and wrestling. In football, Howley was
All-Southern Conference for three years and was named Southern Conference Athlete of the Year his junior year.
He was the fourth player in franchise history to be inducted into the Ring of Honor during halftime of the
Cowboys-Lions game on Oct. 30, 1977.
Howley was born June 28, 1936.

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAME

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

HOWLEY’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M 6-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 5-Time All-Pro
M Super Bowl V title
M Only player from the losing team to win Super Bowl MVP
M 2 NFC titles

Chuck Howley was named Super Bowl MVP in the Cowboys 13-16 loss to the Baltimore Colts
in Super Bowl V, the only player in NFL history to earn Super Bowl MVP honors in a loss.

396

Long
61t
65t
61t
66t
87t
61t
65t
50t
61t
55t
51t
37t
87t

TD
5
2
5
8
7
7
6
10
2
9
1
3
65

Playoffs
1991 Dallas.......... 2-2
1992 Dallas.......... 3-3
1993 Dallas.......... 3-3
1994 Dallas.......... 2-2
1995 Dallas.......... 3-3
1996 Dallas.......... 2-2
1998 Dallas.......... 1-1
Totals................. 16-16

9
18
16
18
13
9
4
87

25t
33t
27t
53t
36t
22t
11t
53t

0
2
1
2
3
0
0
8

167
288
215
303
185
125
32
1,315

18.6
16.0
13.4
16.8
14.2
13.9
8.0
15.1

397

SIDELINES

RECEIVING
Rec
Yds
Avg
32
654
20.4
26
378
14.5
20
413
20.7
93
1,523
16.4
78
1,396
17.9
88
1,330
15.1
79
1,241
15.7
111
1,603
14.4
64
962
15.0
75
1,180
15.7
74
1,057
14.3
10
167
16.7
750 11,904
15.9

HALL OFFAME

Year Team
GP-GS
1988 Dallas........ 14-10
1989 Dallas.......... 6-6
1990 Dallas........ 12-7
1991 Dallas........ 16-16
1992 Dallas........ 16-14
1993 Dallas........ 16-16
1994 Dallas........ 16-16
1995 Dallas........ 16-16
1996 Dallas........ 11-11
1997 Dallas........ 16-16
1998 Dallas........ 16-15
1999 Dallas.......... 4-4
Totals............... 159-147

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

IRVIN’S CAREER TOTALS

RECORDS		

2022 SEASONIRVIN’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M Held or tied for 20 club receiving records
M 1991 NFL Alumni Wide Receiver of the Year
M 1992 Pro Bowl Most Valuable Player
M Set an NFL record with 11 100-yard receiving games
in 1995

M 5-Time Pro Bowl selection
M Super Bowl XXVII, XXVIII and XXX titles
M 3 NFC Titles
M 6 NFC East Titles

PLAYERS

Despite having his career cut short due to a spine injury, Michael Irvin left the
NFL following the 1999 season owning or tied for 20 Cowboys receiving records.
Those marks included career receptions (750), yardage (11,904) and 100-yard
receiving games (47). During his illustrious career, Irvin also etched his name in the
NFL record books. In league history, only Jerry Rice (12) and Steve Largent (eight)
had recorded more 1,000-yard receiving seasons than the seven produced by Irvin at
the time of his retirement. His 11 100-yard receiving games during the 1995 season is still the NFL standard,
as is the seven consecutive 100-yard games he produced that same year. Irvin’s 47 career 100-yard receiving
games are tied for 10th in NFL history, and the Cowboys posted a 36-11 record when Irvin topped the 100yard mark. In the 1990s, Irvin’s consistent ability to achieve at the highest level established his place among
the game’s elite receivers. He finished his career tied with Charlie Joiner for 10th in NFL history on the all-time
reception list, and he was ninth in league history in receiving yardage.
Irvin was selected to five Pro Bowls between 1991-98, giving him two more Pro Bowl appearances
than any other wide receiver in club history. He is one of only two Cowboys players (Jason Witten 2007-11)
to top 75 catches in five straight seasons (1991-1995), and his reception and yardage totals for six of theyears between 1991-98 represent six of the top nine single-season performances in club history: 1997
(75 receptions for 1,180 yards); 1995 (111 for 1,603); 1994 (79 for 1,241), 1993 (88 for 1,330), 1992
(78 for 1,396) and 1991 (93 for 1,523). Irvin also stands alone as the club record holder in terms of mostconsecutive seasons leading the team in receptions (eight, 1991-98) and most total seasons leading the clubin receptions (eight). He led or tied for the team lead in catches in 85 of his last 130 regular season games.
Including playoff games, he had a catch of 20-yards-or-more in 121 of the 175 NFL games he played. Irvin’s
career receiving average of 15.9 is the fourth highest in team history, and he is fourth on the club’s all-timereceiving touchdown list with 65 - trailing Dez Bryant (73), Witten (72) and Bob Hayes (71).
Of his 750 career regular season catches, 95 went for 20-29 yards, 38 for 30-39, 18 for 40-49, 10 for
50-59 and nine for 60 yards-or-more. After entering the League in 1988, he started 147-of-159 regular season
games (163-of-175 including playoffs). Irvin did not miss a start due to injury after the 1990 season, when he
was overcoming a 1989 knee injury. Always a clutch performer, he became Troy Aikman’s go-to-guy on thirdor fourth down and prospered, leading the team in catches on third or fourth down for first downs in ‘92 (22),‘93 (16), ‘94 (20), ‘95 (27), ‘97 (23) and ‘98 (16). He had 165 first down catches on third or fourth down in hislast 121 games and 185 after returning from the knee injury in 1990.
His performance in the postseason was every bit as impressive as his consistent play throughout theregular season. His six career 100-yard receiving days in the postseason are two shy of the NFL mark of eightby Jerry Rice. Irvin’s 87 postseason receptions place him sixth in NFL playoff history, and his 1,315 postseason receiving yards rank second in league annals behind Rice (2,245).
Irvin was the 11th overall choice in 1988 draft out of Miami, Florida, where in just three seasons as astarter he set career records for catches (143), receiving yards (2,423) and touchdown receptions (26).
Irvin was born March 3, 1966.

STAFF

88

H MICHAEL IRVIN H

Wide Receiver, 1988-99
INDUCTED – 2007

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDSH JIMMY JOHNSON H
Head Coach, 1989-93
INDUCTED – 2020

Jimmy Johnson was named the first Cowboys head coach under then new owner
Jerry Jones in 1989. He arrived in the pro ranks after a very successful collegiatecoaching career that included a national championship with the University of Miami.
In five seasons with the Cowboys, Johnson guided the team to two Super Bowl
championships. In his first season in Dallas, Johnson’s team finished 1-15, then 7-9 in
1990 before making a return to the playoffs in 1991 with an 11-5 finish.
The Cowboys then returned to the top of the NFL in 1992 and 1993 with back-to-back Super Bowl
titles. Both seasons, Dallas claimed NFC Eastern Division titles, defeated the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC
Championship game and overcame the Buffalo Bills in the Super Bowl.
On a personal front, Johnson was named NFL Coach of the Year by the Associated Press following the1990 season after the team posted a 7-9 finish, narrowly missing the postseaon by one game.
Johnson’s 1992 team finished with a team-record 13 wins en route to an NFC Eastern Division crown.
Dallas beat the Eagles in the Divisional round, followed by a win over the 49ers in the NFC Conference Championship. Dallas’ return to the Super Bowl was highlighted by a 52-17 win over the Bills - the team’s first league
title since the 1977 season.
The following season, the defending NFL champion Dallas Cowboys entered the playoffs as the NFC’s
number one seed with 12-4 regular season finish. Dallas handed the Green Bay Packers a loss, then beat the
49ers to earn a rematch with the Bills in Super Bowl XXVIII. The Cowboys dealt Buffalo a 30-13 loss to claim
Dallas’ fourth Super Bowl championship.
Johnson left Dallas after compiling a 44-36 regular season record (.550 winning percentage) and an
impressive 7-1 postseason mark (.875). He coached 10 Pro Bowl players who earned a combined 22 Pro
Bowl selections in his five seasons in Dallas. Johnson also coached five future Hall of Famers in the peak of
their careers - Troy Aikman, Larry Allen, Charles Haley, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith.
He returned to the NFL sidelines as the head coach of the Miami Dolphins (1996). After Miami finished
8-8 in Johnson’s first year, the club strung together three consecutive winning seasons and playoff berths.
Johnson’s best season in Miami came in 1998 when his defense led the league in fewest points allowed (265)and led the league in interceptions (29), finishing with a 10-6 record.
In total, Johnson’s regular season NFL record was 80-64, and his club’s were 9-4 in the playoffs for an
overall mark of 89-68-0.
JOHNSON’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M Three playoff appearances in five years
M 7-1 postseason record (.850)

M Super Bowl XXVII and XXVIII Titles
M 1990 NFL Coach of the Year

PLAYOFF
RECORDSJOHNSON’S CAREER TOTALS
Year TeamW
1989 Dallas......................... 1
1990 Dallas......................... 7
1991 Dallas....................... 11
1992 Dallas....................... 13
1993 Dallas....................... 12
Cowboys Total................. 44

L
15
9
5
3
4
36

T
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pct
Place
.063
5 NFC-East.438
4 NFC-East.688
1 NFC-East.813
1 NFC-East*.750
1 NFC-East*.550		

1996 Miami......................... 81997 Miami......................... 91998 Miami....................... 101999 Miami......................... 9Dolphins Total................. 36

8
7
6
7
28

0
0
0
0
0

.50
4 AFC-East.625
2 AFC-East.438
2 AFC-East.467
3 AFC-East.563		

0-1
1-1
1-1
2-3

Career Total..................... 80

64

0.556		

9-4

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAME* Super Bowl Victories

398

Playoffs
1-1
3-0
3-0
7-1

2022 SEASONRECORDSJONES’ ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M NFL Executive of the Year, PFWA (2014)
M Opening of The Star in Frisco, TX (2016)
15 different NFL ownership committees (1989-present)
M Lifetime Achievement Award Winner, SBJ (2017)
M Opening of AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX (2009)
M Partnership with Salvation Army (1997-present)
M Sports Executive of the Year, SBJ (2009)
M AT&T Stadium, SBJ’s Sports Facility of the Year (2009)		
M Super Bowl XXVII, XXVIII and XXX Titles
M A collective total of more than 100 years served on

PLAYERS

Recognized around the NFL as one of his era’s most influential and passionate
owners, Jerry Jones was selected for induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as acontributor in February of 2017.
In addition to becoming the first NFL owner to lead his franchise to three Super
Bowl titles (1992, 93 and 95) in a four year period of time, Jones’ efforts in the areasof sports marketing, promotion, stadium development, and network television negotiations created a lasting imprint on the landscape of the NFL and the American sports culture.
Since his purchase of the Cowboys in 1989, the team has won 10 division titles, while advancing to thepostseason 14 times and reaching the NFC Championship game four times.
As Dallas’ general manager, Jones has overseen personnel efforts that include the acquisition of 50 different players who have combined for a collective total of 147 Pro Bowl appearances. Six Cowboys players
from Jones’ tenure of ownership have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame -- Troy Aikman, Michael
Irvin, Emmitt Smith, Deion Sanders, Larry Allen and Charles Haley - while Jones has served as the presenterfor three of those men: Irvin, Smith and Allen.
The lasting landmarks to Jones’ legacy of promoting and protecting the future of the sport of football canbe seen in the conception and construction of AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas and The Star in Frisco, Texas.
The stadium, which opened in 2009, has a capacity of over 100,000 and is the largest and most technologically sound indoor/outdoor stadium in the world. The Star, which serves as the world training headquarters
for the Dallas Cowboys, is a state-of-the-art venue that enjoys a first-of-its-kind partnership with its surrounding
community in Frisco, Texas, and the young men and women who compete in athletics at the high school andyouth sports levels.
On the league level, Jones has served lengthy stints on nearly every significant NFL ownership committee, including the Competition Committee, the Broadcast Committee, the Management Council’s Executive
Committee, the Health and Safety Advisory Committee, and he is currently the chairman of the NFL Network
and Pro Football Hall of Fame Committees.
Born on October 13, 1942, Jones’ connections to the game of football go back to his playing days at
North Little Rock High School. He then earned a scholarship to play at the University of Arkansas where he
was a co-captain of the 1964 Razorbacks’ national championship team.
Jones, who became the 15th NFL owner to be selected for induction into the Hall of Fame, is the only
man in football history to both play for a collegiate national championship football team and own a Super Bowl
winning club.
Jones was born on Oct. 13, 1942 in Los Angeles, Calif.

STAFF

H JERRY JONES H

Owner/President/General Manager, 1989-Present
INDUCTED – 2017

PLAYOFF
RECORDS
HALL OFFAMESIDELINES

399

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDSH TOM LANDRY H

Head Coach, 1960-88
INDUCTED – 1990
Tom Landry paced the sidelines as the “only head coach” in Dallas Cowboys
history for 29 years in his trademark fedora. By the time Landry’s coaching career
ended following the 1988 season, he had compiled a 270-178-6 record, then thethird most wins in NFL history.
That distinguished career was good enough for Landry to gain entry into the
Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1990 and the Cowboys Ring of Honor in 1993, thanks
to leading the Cowboys to two Super Bowl titles, five Super Bowl appearances, five NFC Championships, 13
division titles and an incredible 20 consecutive winning seasons.
“This team has always played for me,” Landry said. “That was the key to why I continued coaching. If theywouldn’t play for me, I would have been out a long time ago. They always played hard and tried hard.”
Landry’s head coaching career did not start out very smoothly, coming over from the N.Y. Giants staff totake over the expansion Cowboys in 1960. That first year ended with an 0-11-1 in 1960, the tie coming against
Landry’s former team the Giants, preventing the Cowboys from going winless. The Cowboys went on to suffer
through losing seasons in the first five years, before going 7-7 in 1965.
But from that point on, Landry turned the franchise into “America’s Team,” the Cowboys reeling off 20
consecutive winning seasons from 1966-85, one of the longest winning streaks in all of professional sports.
As a player-coach with the Giants before coming to the Cowboys, Landry helped to develop what would
eventually become a base defense in the NFL, the 4-3. It was innovations like this that caught the attention of
Cowboys owner Clint Murchison Jr. and president Tex Schramm when it came time to select the franchise’s
first head coach.
As head coach of the Cowboys, Landry introduced more innovations to the game, including offensive
motion. Very seldom did the Cowboys run a play from the formation they initially lined up in after breaking thehuddle. Landry brought back the shotgun formation, popularized situational substitutions and concocted the“Flex” defense.
Walking the sidelines characteristically stoic, Landry was always thinking a couple of plays ahead andwhat the long-term effects of each play he called might be. He coached football as if it were a chess match,
positioning his team in the best way to win in the end. And in the end, no one coached with more success fora longer period of time than Landry. That success was the impetus for Landry’s induction into Pro Football Hallof Fame less than two years after he coached his last game.
The legendary coach, born Sept. 11, 1924, in Mission, Texas, died Feb. 12, 2000 of leukemia.
LANDRY’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 13 Divisional Titles
M 1966 NFL Coach of the Year
M 1975 NFC Coach of the Year

M 20 Consecutive Winning Seasons (1966-85)
M Super Bowl VI and XII Titles
M 2 NFL Championship game appearances
M 5 NFC Titles

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAME

PLAYOFF
RECORDSLANDRY’S CAREER TOTALS
Year
W
L
T
Pct
Place
1960............................... 0
11
1
.000
7 NFL-East
1961............................... 491.308
6 NFL-East
1962............................... 581.385
5 NFL-East
1963............................... 4
10
0
.286
5 NFL-East
1964............................... 581.385
5 NFL-East
1965............................... 77
0.500
2 NFL-East
1966............................. 1031.769
1 NFL-East
1967............................... 950.643
1 NFL-Capitol
1968............................. 122
0.857
1 NFL-Capitol
1969..............................112
1.846
1 NFL-Capitol
1970............................. 1040.714
1 NFC-East
1971..............................113
0.786
1 NFC-East
1972............................. 1040.714
2 NFC-East
1973............................. 1040.714
1 NFC-East
1974............................... 860.571
3 NFC-East
1975............................. 1040.714
2 NFC-East
1976..............................113
0.786
1 NFC-East
1977............................. 1220.857
1 NFC-East
1978............................. 1240.750
1 NFC-East
1979..............................1150.688
1 NFC-East
1980............................. 1240.750
2 NFC-East
1981............................. 1240.750
1 NFC-East
1982............................... 630.667
2 NFC-East
1983............................. 1240.750
2 NFC-East
1984............................... 970.563
4 NFC-East
1985............................. 1060.625
1 NFC-East
1986............................... 790.438
3 NFC-East
1987............................... 780.467
2 NFC-East
1988............................... 3
13
0
.188
5 NFC-East
Total........................... 250
162
6.605		* Super Bowl Appearance    ** NFL Championship Game Appearance *** NFL strike-shortened season

400

Playoff
**0-1
**1-1
0-1
0-1
*2-1
*3-0
1-1
1-1
*2-1
0-1
*3-0
*2-1
0-1
2-1
1-1
***2-1
0-1
0-1
20-16

2022 SEASONLILLY’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

RECORDS

M 11-Time Pro Bowl selection (Tied for Franchise Record)
M 7-Time All-Pro
M NFL 75th Anniversary TeamM AFL-NFL 25-year Anniversary TeamM National Football Foundation Hall of Fame
M Super Bowl VI Title
M 2 NFC Titles
M 4 Eastern Conference Titles
M November 23, 1975 declared “Bob Lilly Day” in Dallas, Texas
M College Football Hall of Fame

PLAYERS

Before earning the nickname “Mr. Cowboy,” Bob Lilly was the first player everdrafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1961. So it is fitting that Lilly not only became thefirst Cowboys player inducted into the Ring of Honor in 1975, but also became thefranchise’s first player inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980.
During the course of 14 seasons with the Cowboys, Lilly was named Rookie of
the Year in 1961, was selected to the Pro Bowl a club-record-tying 11-times (Jason
Witten) – 10 consecutive selections between 1964-74 – was named to the All-Pro team seven times andplayed in two Super Bowls, including the club’s very first Super Bowl victory, 24-3 over Miami in Super Bowl VI.
As the foundation of the famed “Doomsday Defense,” Lilly’s intensity was readily apparent in an infamous
scene after the Cowboys Super Bowl V loss to the Baltimore Colts when he ripped his helmet off and hurled it
into the air. The following year, the Lilly-led Cowboys defense held Miami to only a field goal in Super Bowl VI,
the fewest points every given up in Super Bowl history.
“The competition is what I love,” Lilly once said. “That makes me a lot more intense. Personalities don’t
enter into it at all. My objective is to get the man with the ball. Nobody better get in my way.”
Lilly is the Cowboys all-time leader in consecutive games played at 196, is tied for second with 14 seasons played and second all-time with 194 games started. Lilly led the Cowboys in sacks three consecutive
years, beginning with his rookie season.
“A man like that comes along once in a lifetime,” late Cowboys head coach Tom Landry said in 1972. “He
is something a little bit more than great. Nobody is better than Bob Lilly.”
Lilly was a two-time All-American defensive end at Texas Christian University and a two-time all-Southwest
Conference team selection.
He was born July 26, 1939, in Olney, Texas.

STAFF

74

H BOB LILLY H

Defensive Tackle, 1961-74
INDUCTED – 1980

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Bob Lilly was the first Cowboys player inducted
into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980.

HALL OFFAME

401

SIDELINES

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS88

H DREW PEARSON H
Wide Receiver, 1973-83
INDUCTED – 2021

Drew Pearson played 11 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, beginning a long-standing
tradition of greatness from players to don the number 88 jersey. A former undrafted free
agent, Pearson was named to the All-Decade Team of the 1970s as he earned a niche as
one of the top clutch receivers in football history, best exemplified by his 50-yard touchdown
connection with Roger Staubach in what would be dubbed as the first ever Hail Mary play.
He led the team in receptions and receiving yards four consecutive seasons (1974-77)
and recorded two 1,000-yard campaigns. In an era where passing offenses had not yet evolved into high powered aerial
attacks, Pearson soared past his offensive peers, posting the most 800-yard receiving seasons (five) of any player in the70s - including two 1,000-yard campaigns that were tied for the most by any player - and six seasons with 40-or-morecatches to tie for the second-most.
Over the course of 156 games in Dallas, Pearson totaled 489 catches for 7,822 yards and 48 touchdowns,
becoming the third Cowboys player to surpass 7,000-career yards. Combined with his 189 rushing yards, Pearson was
the first Cowboys player to ever reach 8,000 scrimmage yards, and to this day, is only one-of-seven Cowboys players toreach that mark. Pearson ranks fifth in Cowboys history with a career average of 16.0 yards-per-reception. Pearson had
a penchant for scoring long touchdowns, and of his 48 career touchdowns through the air, he scored 22 from 20-plus
yards.
He has a resume filled with memorable game-winning catches. In 1980 he became the Cowboys all-time leading
receiver in receptions, and in 1983, he took the top spot for receiving yards. He is littered through team and league
postseason record books, including a catch in a club-record 22 consecutive playoff games. Pearson was a member ofthree Cowboys teams to reach the Super Bowl in the 1970s, winning Super Bowl XII in 1977. His game-winning “HailMary” catch against the Vikings in Minnesota in the divisional round of the 1975 playoffs will forever be remembered, as
he caught a 50-yard heave from Staubach in the waning moments to give Dallas a 17-14 victory, propelling the Cowboys
to an eventual Super Bowl appearance.
A three-time Pro Bowl selection and three-time first-team All-Pro honoree, Pearson led the NFL with 870 receiving
yards in 1977. He was inducted in the Cowboys Ring of Honor during halftime of the Cowboys-Seahawks game on Nov.
6, 2011.
Pearson played collegiately at Tulsa, beginning his career as a quarterback before switching to wide receiver asa junior. Pearson received the University’s President’s Award as the team’s “most unselfish” member as a senior, and in1985 he was inducted into the Tulsa Athletics Hall of Fame.
He was born January 12, 1951, in South River, New Jersey.
PEARSON’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M Three-time Pro Bowl and All-Pro Selection
M Led the Cowboys in receiving four consecutive seasons
M Led NFL with five 800-yard seasons in the 70s
M Club-record 22 consecutive playoff games with a catch
M All-Decade Team of the 1970s
M Super Bowl XII Title

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAME

PLAYOFF
RECORDSPEARSON’S CAREER TOTALS
Year Team
GP-GS
1973 Dallas ......... 14-6
1974 Dallas ......... 14-14
1975 Dallas ......... 14-14
1976 Dallas ......... 14-14
1977 Dallas ......... 14-14
1978 Dallas ......... 16-16
1979 Dallas ......... 15-14
1980 Dallas ......... 16-15
1981 Dallas ......... 16-15
1982 Dallas ........... 9-8
1983 Dallas ......... 14-13
Totals................. 156-143

Rec
22
62
46
58
48
44
55
43
38
26
47
489

RECEIVING
Yds
Avg
388
17.6
1,087
17.5
822
17.9
806
13.9
870
18.1
714
16.2
1,026
18.7
13.2
568
614
16.2
382
14.7
545
11.6
7,822
16.0

Playoffs
1973 Dallas ........... 2-2
1975 Dallas ........... 3-3
1976 Dallas ........... 1-1
1977 Dallas ........... 3-3
1978 Dallas ........... 3-3
1979 Dallas ........... 1-1
1980 Dallas ........... 3-3
1981 Dallas ........... 2-1
1982 Dallas............ 3-3
1983 Dallas............ 1-1
Totals .................. 22-21

4
11
3
7
10
3
11
3
13
2
67

111
196
38
113
167
61
165
52
153
49
1,105

27.8
17.8
12.7
16.1
16.7
20.3
15.0
17.3
11.8
24.5
16.5

Long
40t
50t
46t
40t
67t
53t
56t
30t
42t
48t
32t
67t

TD
2
2
8
6
2
3
8
6
3
3
5
48

Att
0
3
1
2
2
3
3
2
3
0
2
21

Yds
0
6
11
20
22
29
37
30
31
0
13
186

RUSHING
Avg
0.0
2.0
11.0
10.0
11.0
9.7
9.0
15.0
10.3
0.0
6.5
9.0

Long
0
22
11
11
11
33
16
32
25
0
10
33

TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

83t
50t
22t
31t
39t
29t
23t
31t
35t
30t
83

2
2
0
0
0
0
3
0
1
0
8

0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
4

0
0
4
0
0
0
9
0
3
0
16

0.0
0.0
4.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.0
0.0
1.5
0.0
4.0

0
0
4
0
0
0
9
0
4
0
9

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS

Passing – 1974 (1 for 1, 46 yards, 1 TD), 1976 (1 for 1, 39 yards, 1 TD), 1981 (2 for 2, 81 yards, 1 TD), 1982 (1 for 2, 26 yards, 1 INT),
		1983 (0 for 1, 1 INT). Totals: 5 for 7, 192 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT.
Postseason – 1980 (0 for 1), 1982 (1 for 1, 49 yards). Totals: 1 for 2, 49 yards.
Kickoff Returns – 1973 (7 for 155 yards, 22.1).
Punt Returns – 1973 (2 for 13 yards).

402

STAFF20

H MEL RENFRO H

Defensive Back, 1964-77
INDUCTED – 1996

PLAYOFF
RECORDSNo.
Totals....................85*Official tackle and sack stats not tabulated until 1979.

TD
3

TD
2

No.
Totals................. 109

Punt Returns
Yds.
Avg.
842
7.7

Long
69

TD
1

No.
Totals................... 52

Interceptions
Yds.
Avg.
626
12.0

Long
90t

TD
3

SIDELINES

403

HALL OFFAME

FumbleRec.
Totals..................................................12

Long
100t

RECORDSRENFRO’S CAREER TOTALS
Kickoff Returns
Yds.
Avg.
26.4
2,246

2022 SEASONRENFRO’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M 5-Time All-Pro
M 10-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 3-Time All-NFC
M Cowboys Career Record 52 interceptions
M Cowboys Career Record 626 interception return yards
M 2nd in Cowboys history with a 26.4-yard kickoff-return average
M Super Bowl VI and XII Titles
M 4 NFC Championships
M 9 Division Titles
M Consensus All-American, 1962

PLAYERSMel Renfro first came to the Cowboys as a highly-acclaimed running back outof the University of Oregon. But Cowboys head coach Tom Landry saw Renfro as adefensive back when they selected him in the second round of the 1964 draft.
And what a defensive back he was during his 14-year career, becoming arguably the best safety/cornerback to ever play for the Cowboys, and one of the best to
ever play in the NFL. His 52 career interceptions still stand as a team record, and his
26.4-yard career kickoff-return average is second - both a tribute to his running ability.
The NFL certainly got to know Renfro in a hurry, having been elected to the Pro Bowl in each of his first 10
seasons in the NFL – the first six at free safety and the final four at cornerback. His 10 Pro Bowl appearances
is second to Bob Lilly (11) and Jason Witten (11) for the Cowboys.
On top of his 10 Pro Bowls, Renfro was a four-time All-Pro, playing in four Super Bowls and eight NFC
Championships. He became the fifth member of the exclusive Ring of Honor in 1981, and was finally electedto the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1996 in his 14th year of eligibility.
Renfro’s 14 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys ties him for second in club history, just one shy of therecord.
While at Oregon, Renfro led the team in rushing three consecutive years and was a two-time All-American.
Despite coming to the NFL as an acclaimed runner, Renfro only ran the ball eight times during his career, allin 1966. Landry saw a free safety first, Renfro spending his first six seasons at safety and the final eight at
corner.
In the middle of Renfro’s All-Pro 1969 season, Landry was uncharacteristically complimentary toward oneof his players, calling him “the best in the league at free safety.”
But the Cowboys certainly figured out a way to capitalize on Renfro’s running ability, having him returnpunts and kickoffs early in his career. He led the NFL in kickoff and punt returns his rookie season, and hadseven interceptions, returning one for a touchdown. Renfro still is tied for the franchise lead with two career
touchdown returns, and his 30-yard kickoff return average in 1965 still remains as the single-season high.
But it was interceptions Renfro was best known for during his career. In his first six years at free ­safety,
Renfro totaled 30 interceptions. His interception totals declined somewhat when Landry moved him to cornerback for good in 1970. The decline had more to do with quarterbacks’ reluctance to throw his way thanany diminishing skills or quickness. His 626 interception return yards still stands as a career record for the
Cowboys.
That 1971 Pro Bowl possibly was the greatest indication of Renfro’s all-round ability. Not only did he playcornerback, but be also returned two punts for touchdowns, leading the NFC to a 27-6 win and earning the
game’s Most Valuable Player award.
He was born Dec. 30, 1941, in Houston, Texas.

PLAYOFFRECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERS

STAFF

21

H DEION SANDERS H
Cornerback, 1995-99
INDUCTED – 2011

On Sept. 9 1995, the Dallas Cowboys made the biggest free agent move inthe franchise’s history by signing Deion Sanders to a long term contract. In doingso, Dallas was able to secure the services of one of the most talented cornerbacks
in the history of the NFL. His stardom in the NFL was apparent from his first career
game when he returned a punt 68 yards for a touchdown. More of that spectacular
play continued throughout his 14-season, 188-game career. Sanders, who spent timewith five different NFL teams, scored a total of six touchdowns on punt returns, three on kickoff returns, andreturned nine interceptions for scores. The multi-faceted athlete also returned one fumble for a touchdown andhad 60 receptions for 784 yards and three touchdowns with the Atlanta Falcons (1989-1993), San Francisco
49ers (1994), Dallas Cowboys (1995-99), Washington Redskins (2000) and Baltimore Ravens (2004-05). In all, herecorded 53 interceptions including five with the Ravens when he returned to the field after a three-year retirement.
Sanders was an extremely gifted and versatile athlete, who was also a Major League Baseball player. Asa baseball player, Sanders spent time with the New York Yankees (1989-90), Atlanta Braves (1991-94), Cincinnati Reds (1994-95, 1997, 2001) and San Francisco Giants (1995). He is the only man in professional sports
to play in both a World Series (batting at a .533 World Series clip with Atlanta in 1992) and in the Super Bowl
(with victorious San Francisco and Dallas teams following the 1994 and 1995 seasons). To further validate
his versatility, Sanders is the only man in NFL history who has recorded both a pass reception – a 47-yarder,
the longest completion of the game in Super Bowl XXX – and an interception – returned for 15 yards in Super
Bowl XXIX – in Super Bowl action. After helping the Cowboys win Super Bowl XXX, Sanders announced on Feb.
20, 1996 that he would play football exclusively for the entire 1996 season. As a result, Sanders started 16
regular season games at cornerback and another eight at wide receiver – becoming the first two-way starterin the NFL since the Philadelphia Eagles Chuck Bednarik, who retired in 1962. At the completion of the 1996
football season, Sanders returned to baseball, signing with the Reds, and led the league in stolen bases (56)in the 1997 season before returning to football on a full-time basis in September.
He was selected to eight Pro Bowls, and became a member of the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1990s
as both a cornerback and a punt returner, leading the NFL in punt returns in 1998. He also led the NFC in kickoffs in 1992 and interceptions in 1991 and 1993. He was named first-team All-Pro nine times at cornerback inaddition to receiving All-NFL acclaim by some media outlets as a kick returner in 1992 and as a punt returner
in 1998. Sanders won two Super Bowls during his career. He started at right cornerback for the 49ers in their49-26 victory over the San Diego Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX and at left cornerback in the Cowboys 27-17
win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX.
His 23 career touchdowns (including playoffs) have been scored in the following manner: interceptions(nine), pass receptions (three), rushes (one), kickoff returns (three), punt returns (six) and fumble recoveries(one). Sanders holds the NFL record for career touchdowns scored on any type of return with 18. Perhaps theone statistic that supports Sanders’ status as one of the game’s greatest playmakers is his 25.1-yard careerinterception average on 53 career thefts (1,331 yards), ranking him seventh all-time. He retired second all-timein interception return yardage (1,331) and tied for second for most interceptions returned for a touchdown in acareer (nine) and a season (three). His career-high 303 yards gained on interception returns with the 49ers in1994 was third best ever in the NFL at the time of his retirement. He also returned three picks for touchdowns(74, 93, 90 yards) that season to become the first player ever to have two 90-yard interception returns for
touchdowns in the same season. He was named the NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year.
Sanders was originally drafted by Atlanta in the first round (fifth overall) of the 1989 NFL Draft out of
Florida State, just behind Troy Aikman (first overall selection in 1989).
SANDERS’ ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M Only man in professional sports to play in both a World Series and in a Super Bowl
M Super Bowl XXIX and XXX Titles
M 8 -Time Pro Bowl selection
M Member of the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1990s as both a cornerback and a punt returner
M Named first-team All-Pro nine times at cornerback
M Holds the NFL record for career touchdowns scored on any type of return with 18
M 1994 NFL Defensive Player of the Year

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAMESANDERS’ CAREER TOTALS

Year Team
GP-GS
1989 Atlanta............ 15-10
1990 Atlanta............ 16-16
1991 Atlanta ........... 15-15
1992 Atlanta............ 13-12
1993 Atlanta.............11-10
1994 San Francisco.14-12
1995 Dallas............... 9-9
1996 Dallas............. 16-15
1997 Dallas ............ 13-12
1998 Dallas .............11-11
1999 Dallas............. 14-14
2000 Washington .... 16-15
2004 Baltimore.......... 9-2
2005 Baltimore........ 16-4
Totals.................... 188-157

ST AT
TT
28 11 – 39
31 19 – 50
35 14 – 49
44 22 – 66
27
7 – 3435
2 – 3722
6 – 2832 13 – 45
20
9 – 2925
3 – 2839
4 – 4339
7 – 4681 –927
2 – 29412 120 – 532

DEFENSEINT
Yds Long
5
52
22t
3
153
82t
6
119
55t
3
105
55t
7
91
41t
6
303
93t
2
34
34t
2
3
2t
2
81
50t
5
153
71t
3
2
2t
4
91
32t
3
87
48t
2
57
33t
53 1,331
93t

404

TD PR Yds Avg
028
307 11.0
229
250 8.6
1
21
170 8.1
0
13
41 3.20
2
21 10.5
3
0
0 0.0
0
1
54 54.0
0
1
4 4.0
1
33
407 12.3
1
24375 15.6
030
344 11.5
025
185 7.4
41 8.2
1
5
0
0
0 0.0
9 212 2,199 10.4

Lg
68t
79t
23t
14t
16t
0t
54t
4t
83t
69t
76t
57t
23t
0t
83t

RETURNSTD KR Yds
1
35
725
1
39
851
0
26
576
0
40 1,076
0
7
169
0
0
0
0
1
15
0
0
0
1
1
18
2
1
16
1
4
87
0
1
-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
6 155 3,523

Avg Lg20.7 72t
21.8 50t
22.2 100t
26.7 99t
24.1 31t0.0
0t
15.0 15t0.0
0t
18.0 18t
16.0 16t
21.8 31t-1.0 -1t
0.0
0t
0.0
0t
22.7 100t

TD
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3

HALL OFFAMESIDELINES

405

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Contribution
Moved the official game time to the scoreboard clock
Moved the hash marks toward the center of the field to aid offense
Implemented stricter pass defense rules to influence scoring
Moved goalposts from the goal line to the end line for safety and to help offensive play
Developed the sudden-death overtime concept for breaking ties
Gave the referee a microphone to announce calls to the crowd and TV audiences
Made defensive linemen’s head slaps illegal
Implemented the in-the-grasp rule to protect quarterbacks
Instituted Instant Replay to aid officials
Enabled Quarterbacks to stop the clock by throwing the ball directly into the ground

RECORDS

Year
1970
1972
1974
1974
1974
1975
1977
1979
1986
		

2022 SEASONSCHRAMM’S NFL LEGACY:
During Schramm’s 25 years as chairman of the NFL’s Competition Committee, the NFL implemented the following:

PLAYERS

Texas Earnest Schramm Jr., better known as “Tex,” rose to Professional Football Hall of Fame status during his 29 seasons as president and general managerof the Dallas Cowboys, turning a 1960 expansion franchise in Dallas into one of themost successful franchises in NFL history.
With Schramm overseeing the birth and growth of the Cowboys organization,
the team reached five Super Bowls, winning two, made 18 playoff appearances andcompiled an NFL-record 20 consecutive winning seasons, one of the longest such streaks in all of professional
sports.
Schramm was an NFL pioneer and innovator. Under his watch, the Dallas Cowboys were always on the
cutting edge with revolutionary ideas and visions. He was instrumental in creating the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, the first of their kind in professional football, developing the Cowboys Ring of Honor and bringing anannual Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game to the nation.
Schramm’s work was not just focused on the Dallas Cowboys, as his tireless efforts changed the face ofthe entire NFL. He was a driving force behind the development and implementation of instant replay, giving thehead referee a microphone for penalty announcements, shortening the play-clock and helping to develop thewild-card playoff system.
A tough negotiator, Schramm was the engineer in building the Cowboys foundation from the ground up.
His tough stance in labor negotiations was also evident in his support for using replacement players during
the 1987 NFL strike. After just three weeks, the move proved successful and the players returned to work.
The benefits of this would be apparent in future years as lasting labor peace was reached with the NFL Players
Association in 1992 and has continued since.
His position as chairman of the NFL Competition Committee from 1966 to 1988 aided his innovative
efforts. Schramm’s impact on the league was widespread, and probably his most cherished legacy since the
one-time TV-executive at CBS who first came up with the idea of televising the Winter Olympics in 1960 from
Squaw Valley was such a firm believer in preserving and making history.
One of Schramm’s most significant accomplishments in the NFL was coordinating the merger of theestablished NFL and the fledging American Football League in 1966, holding what amounted to as secretmeetings with Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt at the insistence of NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle.
The merger of the two warring leagues led to what became known as the Super Bowl, and when theleagues combined in 1970, the most powerful sports league in the world.
After Schramm departed the Cowboys in 1989 when Jerry Jones bought the club, he went international,
becoming president of the upstart World League of American Football, later to become know as NFL Europe.
He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1991.
“I’m not one of the great athletes like the men behind me,” a jubilant Schramm said during his Hall of Fame
induction speech. “But I’m thrilled to be standing in front of them. Many of the men in here were my heroes. To
be rubbing shoulders with them, it’s beyond my comprehension.”
In all, Schramm spent 44 years of his life in professional football, starting as a sportswriter for the Austin
American-Statesman in 1947 - a natural step for the California-born Schramm who earned a bachelor’s degree
in journalism from the University of Texas. Schramm spent 10 seasons with the Los Angeles Rams (1947-56),
where Schramm first came in contact with Rozelle, who Schramm hired to be the Rams public relations director in 1952. Schramm then spent a brief period (1957-59) at CBS before being hired by Clint Murchison in
1959 to oversee the startup of the Dallas expansion franchise.
Schramm was born on June 2, 1920, in San Gabriel, Calif.

STAFF

H TEX SCHRAMM H

President and General Manager, 1959-89
INDUCTED – 1991

STAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS

22

H EMMITT SMITH H

Running Back, 1990-2002
INDUCTED – 2010

In 15 seasons - 13 with Dallas - Emmitt Smith made an impact on the NFL that few players
can match at any position or in any era. As the NFL’s all-time leading rusher, Smith also won four NFL
rushing titles, three Super Bowl titles and a league (1993) and Super Bowl (XXVIII) MVP award. He wasselected to the Pro Bowl eight times, and on the club’s offense, only Jason Witten (11) and Larry Allen(10) were selected to more in club history. Among NFL running backs, only Barry Sanders (10) was
selected more times. With 975 rushing yards in 2002, Smith became just the seventh player in NFL
history to carry the title of all-time rushing leader, taking that designation from Walter Payton.
After 13 seasons in Dallas, Smith had 17,162 career rushing yards, and he moved past Payton’s 16,726 career yard mark in
Week Eight of the 2002 season against Seattle. Smith finished his pro career with 18,355 yards and is also the NFL’s career rushing
touchdowns leader (164), and second in league annals in total touchdowns (175), trailing Jerry Rice by 33. The first player in NFL
history to post five straight seasons with over 1,400 yards rushing, Smith, Jim Brown and LaDainian Tomlinson are the only playerswith seven straight 10-touchdown seasons to start their career. With 1,021 yards rushing in 2001, Smith became the first player in
NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards in 11 consecutive seasons and the first to post 11 1,000-yard rushing seasons in a career.
Smith holds the NFL record for career rushing attempts with 4,409, passing Payton (3,838) in Week Three of the 2002 season. With a then NFL-record 25 rushing touchdowns in 1995, Smith scored 100 career touchdowns in just six seasons, originally thefastest anyone in league history had reached that mark. Smith also tied Brown’s NFL record by scoring 100 touchdowns in just 93
career games. Since Smith’s accomplishment, Tomlinson reached the feat in 89 games. His 25 career scores against the Arizona
Cardinals is tied for the third-best total by a player against an opponent since 1970, followed by his 24 scores against Washington
and the N.Y Giants.
His value to the Cowboys success can be seen in the club’s 99-26 mark (91-24 in regular season) when he carried the ball
20-or-more times a game and 64-19 record (57-19 in regular season) when he rushed for 100 yards. The century mark becamea big number in Smith’s career, having rushed for 100 yards in 155-of-326 games dating back to high school, including 83-of-218
games with Dallas, including playoffs. In NFL annals, Smith’s 78 regular season 100-yard rushing games is a record. Included in
Smith’s club-record 76 100-yard rushing games are 11 of the top-15 performances in team history and 18 days with over 150 yards(the fourth highest total of 150-yard games in NFL history). Smith rushed for over 100-yards against 22 of the 32 NFL teams.
In addition, he rushed for 2,466 yards against the Philadelphia Eagles in his 15-year career, his best output against any single
opponent. That total ranks second since 1970 for running backs against one team. Smith also has the third and fourth best totals
in that category.
One reason Smith was such a workhorse in the Dallas offense over the years was his ability to answer the bell at game time,
having started 216-of-218 career games - including playoffs. While in Dallas, he missed just four career games due to injury, and it wasthat durability that enabled Smith to lead the Cowboys in rushing in 178 of his 201 career regular season games. The lack of decline
in Smith’s game is also evidenced by the fact that he had rushed for 5,928 yards from 1998-2002 – the fifth highest yardage total in
the NFL over that time span. His 41 rushing touchdowns during his last five years in Dallas was the third-best figure in the league.
Not limited to rushing and scoring, Smith is fifth on the Cowboys all-time receptions list with 486 career catches, trailing Drew
Pearson (489) by three receptions. Smith is one of only seven NFL players who have amassed over 9,000 career-rushing yards and500 career receptions. He is second on the NFL’s yards from scrimmage list and fourth on the NFL’s all-time combined yardage list
with 20,174 yards.
Smith was born on May 15, 1969 in Pensacola, Fla.

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAME

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

SMITH’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 8 -Time Pro Bowl selection; 4-Time All-Pro
M Super Bowl XXVII,XXVIII,XXX titles
M League (1993) and Super Bowl MVP (XXVIII)
M NFL all-time leading rusher (18,355)
M 4 - NFL rushing titles (91,92,93,95)
M NFL career rushing touchdowns leader (164)
M NFL record holder for 1,000 yard seasons (11)M 1990 NFL Rookie of the Year

SMITH’S CAREER TOTALS
Year Team
GP-GS
1990 Dallas ......... 16-15
1991 Dallas ......... 16-16
1992 Dallas ......... 16-16
1993 Dallas ......... 14-13
1994 Dallas ......... 15-15
1995 Dallas ......... 16-16
1996 Dallas ......... 15-15
1997 Dallas ......... 16-16
1998 Dallas ......... 16-16
1999 Dallas ......... 15-15
2000 Dallas ......... 16-16
2001 Dallas ......... 14-14
2002 Dallas.......... 16-16
2003 Arizona........ 10-5
2004 Arizona........ 15-15
Totals................. 226-219

Att
241
365
373
283
368
377
327
261
319
329
294
261
254
90
267
4,409

Yds
937
1,563
1,713
1,486
1,484
1,773
1,204
1,074
1,332
1,397
1,203
1,021
975
256
937
18,355

RUSHING
Avg
3.9
4.3
4.6
5.3
4.0
4.7
3.7
4.1
4.2
4.2
4.1
3.9
3.8
2.8
3.5
4.2

Playoffs
1991 Dallas ........... 2-2
1992 Dallas ........... 3-3
1993 Dallas ........... 3-3
1994 Dallas ........... 2-2
1995 Dallas ........... 3-3
1996 Dallas ........... 2-2
1998 Dallas ........... 1-1
1999 Dallas ........... 1-1
Totals .................. 17-17

41
71
66
27
74
39
16
15
349

185
336
280
118
298
196
74
99
1,586

4.5
4.7
4.2
4.4
4.0
5.0
4.6
6.6
4.5

Long
48t
75t
68t
62t
46t
60t
42t
44t
32t
63t
52t
44t
30t
22t
29t
75t

TD
11
12
18
9
21
25
12
4
13
11
9
3
5
2
9
164

Rec
24
49
59
57
50
62
47
40
27
27
11
17
16
14
15
515

Yds
228
258
335
414
341
375
249
234
175
119
79
116
89
107
105
3,224

RECEIVING
Avg
9.5
5.3
5.7
7.3
6.8
6.0
5.3
5.9
6.5
4.4
7.2
6.8
5.6
7.6
7.0
6.3

Long
57t
14t
26t
86t
68t
40t
21t
24t
24t
14t
19t
22t
17t
36t
18t
86t

TD
0
1
1
1
1
0
3
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
11

19t
38t
15t
14t
25t
37t
13t
65t
65t

1
3
3
3
6
2
0
1
19

1
13
13
4
6
7
1
1
46

2
86
138
8
60
24
10
14
342

2.0
6.6
10.6
2.0
10.0
3.4
10.0
14.0
7.4

19t
38t
15t
5t
22t
15t
10t
14t
22t

0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2

406

STAFF

12

H ROGER STAUBACH H
Quarterback, 1969-79
INDUCTED – 1985

2022 SEASONRECORDSSTAUBACH’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 6-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 1979 Byron “Whizzer” White Award
M 4-Time NFL Passing Champion
M 1978 NFL Man of the Year
M MVP of Super Bowl VI
M 1971 NFL Players Association Most Valuable Player
M Super Bowl VI and XII Titles
M 1971 Bert Bell Award
M 5 NFC Titles
M 1975 Vince Lombardi Sportsman of the Year
M 7 Division Titles
M 1963 Heisman Trophy
M 1965 Naval Academy Athletic Association Sword M 1963 Walter Camp Memorial Trophy

PLAYERSGood things come to those who wait, and certainly the Dallas Cowboys patience inthe mid-60’s was supremely rewarded, landing one of the best players in franchise history
because they were willing to wait for Roger Staubach to fulfill his military commitment.
For those five years of patience, the Cowboys landed the guy who became better know as“Roger The Dodger” over the next 11 years when he was selected to six Pro Bowls – including
five consecutively – and was named the NFL Players Association Most Valuable Player in 1971.
Staubach led the NFL in passing four times and was selected to the All-NFC team five times.
“He is one of the finest to ever play the game,” Green Bay Packers Quarterback Bart Starr once said of Staubach.
“I think if I had some of that Staubach competitiveness, I’d have been much better.”
Staubach, the 1963 Heisman Trophy winner, was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in 1964 from the Naval Academy,
but did not join the team until 1969 due to his Navy commitment. Former president and general manager Tex Schramm
signed Staubach to a futures contract in a hotel room in 1964, actually scribbling out the details on a legal-sized tablet
that would have Staubach paid annually to participate in training camp practices when he had enough leave built up.
The 1963 Heisman Trophy winner showed up in Dallas as a 27-year-old rookie, but in those 11 seasons still
managed to carve out the franchise’s all-time leading quarterback rating of 83.42 and became a four-time NFL passing
champion. But Staubach almost became better known for his scrambling ability, and to this day ranks 14th on the
Cowboys all-time rushing list with 2,264 yards.
Staubach owns the fourth-most passing yards in club history, 22,700, and his 3,586 in 1979 still ranks as the 13th
most passing yards in a single season for the Cowboys. He also ranks second in club history with a career average of
7.67 yards-per-attempt.
Staubach also became known as “Captain Comeback” for his 23 fourth-quarter come-from-behind victories inregular season and playoff games, including 14 in the final two minutes or overtime. Never was this more apparent thanin a 1975 playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings when Staubach connected with wide receiver Drew Pearson on adesperation 50-yard “Hail Mary” touchdown pass that knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs.
“You could never defeat Roger mentally or physically,” late Cowboys head coach Tom Landry said in 1983. “He waslike that in a game, in practice or in the business world.”
Staubach ended his Cowboys career with four Super Bowl appearances, including wins in Super Bowls VI and XII. In
Super Bowl VI, Staubach was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.
Following the 1979 season, Staubach retired, fearing the after-effects of recurring concussions.
In 1983, Staubach became the sixth member of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor and two years later was inducted
into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
He was born Feb. 5, 1942, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

STAUBACH’S CAREER TOTALS
Att
47
82
211
20
286
360
348
369
361
413
461
2,958

Com
23
44
126
9
179
190
198
208
210
231
267
1,685

Comp %
48.9
53.7
59.7
45.0
62.6
52.8
56.9
56.4
58.2
55.9
57.9
57.0

Yds
421
542
1882
98
2,428
2,552
2,666
2,715
2,620
3,190
3,586
22,700

YPA
8.96
6.61
8.92
4.90
8.49
7.09
7.66
7.36
7.26
7.72
7.78
7.67

TD
1
2
15
0
23
11
17
14
18
25
27
153

Int
2
8
4
2
15
15
16
11
9
16
11
109

Rating
69.5
42.9
104.8
20.4
94.6
68.4
78.5
79.9
87.0
84.9
92.3
83.4

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Year Team
G
1969 Dallas.................61970 Dallas.................81971 Dallas...............131972 Dallas.................4
1973 Dallas...............14
1974 Dallas...............141975 Dallas...............131976 Dallas...............141977 Dallas...............141978 Dallas...............15
1979 Dallas...............16
Total........................131

HALL OFFAMESIDELINES

407

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PLAYERS
2022 SEASONRECORDS
PLAYOFF
RECORDS
HALL OFFAMESIDELINES

94

H DeMARCUS WARE H
Linebacker, 2005-13
INDUCTED – 2023

DeMarcus Ware was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the first round (11th overall)of the 2005 NFL Draft and quickly became one of the all-time greats to don the star on hishelmet.
Ware spent nine seasons in Dallas (2005-13) and tallied a franchise-record 117.0
sacks. He spent the final three years of his career in Denver, where he helped the Broncos
win Super Bowl L. In his 12-year career, Ware finished with 138.5 career sacks, eighth in NFL

history.
He was voted first-team All-Pro four times (2007-09, 2011), selected to nine Pro Bowls (2007-13, 2015-16) and was
voted a member of the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 2000s.
Ware, who played collegiately at a small Division I school in Troy University, came into the NFL as an underdog withsomething to prove. He did just that, starting all 16 games at right outside linebacker as a rookie and amassed 58 tackles
and a team-high 8.0 sacks.
Ware’s rookie campaign was the first step into what would become a Hall of Fame career, as he led the Cowboys insacks in each season from 2006-12. Ware was the NFL’s sack leader in 2008 (20.0) and 2010 (15.5). Ware’s 20.0 sacks
in 2008 are a single season franchise-record, and in 2011 Ware barely missed becoming the first ever league defender
to reach 20.0-or-more sacks in multiple seasons, finishing second in the league with 19.5. Despite coming up just short of
20.0 sacks, Ware paired up with Mark Gastineau as the only two men in league history with two seasons of 19.0-or-moresacks.
“I couldn’t be more proud of - and happy for - DeMarcus Ware for this well-deserved recognition,” Jerry Jones said.
“His approach to the game, on and off the field, embodied all the traits it takes to be inducted into the Pro Football Hallof Fame. He was a ferocious pass rusher on the field, and a true leader and role model in the locker room and in thecommunity. We knew from the first moment he stepped on the practice field that DeMarcus was destined for greatness.
The extra effort and time that he put in at practice to teach and help our offensive line be the best they could be was
extraordinary and yet another example of the total team commitment he had and how it consumed him. DeMarcus earned
this very rare and special place in NFL history every single day of his career.”
In his 12-year career, Ware only had one season with a losing record and advanced to the postseason five times,
including starting at linebacker for the Broncos in the Super Bowl L victory, where he recorded 2.0 sacks.
“I always said my pads talk,” Ware said. “My pads did the talking. I don’t have to be rambunctious and talk. Now
putting this yellow jacket on, being part of the Hall of Fame, it talks. I don’t have to say anything.”
Following the 2016 season, Ware signed a ceremonial one-day contract and retired as a Dallas Cowboy.
He was born July 31, 1982, in Auburn, Ala.
WARE’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
M 9-Time Pro Bowl Selection
M 4-Time All-Pro
M Holds the franchise record in sacks (117.0)
M 9th in NFL History in sacks (138.5)
M Super Bowl L title
M NFL 2000s All-Decade TeamM 2-Time Butkus Award Winner - Troy University

WARE’S CAREER TOTALSDEFENSE						Tkl/
Year Team
GP-GS
ST AT
TT
Sks
Ls
2005 Dallas.............. 16-16
43 22 – 65
8.0(-47) 11(-21)
2006 Dallas.............. 16-16
61 21 – 82 11.5(-89)5(-8)
2007 Dallas.............. 16-16
50 30 – 80 14.0(-109) 8(-15)
2008 Dallas.............. 16-16
54 56 – 110 20.0(-115) 8(-12)
50 42 – 92 11.0(-51) 4(-12)
2009 Dallas.............. 16-15
2010 Dallas.............. 16-16
64 44 – 108 15.5(-105) 9(-18)
2011 Dallas............... 16-16
51 16 – 67 19.5(-125)
6(-9)
2012 Dallas.............. 16-16
48 24 – 72 11.5(-64)4(-9)
2013 Dallas.............. 13-13
22 12 – 34
6.0(-40) 3(-11)
2014 Denver............. 16-15
34
7 – 41 10.0(-57) 6(-14)
2015 Denver..............11-10
18
7 – 257.5(-58) 3(-10)
2016 Denver............. 10-8
9
6 – 154.0(-22)0(0)Totals..................... 178-173 504 287 – 791 138.5(-882) 67(-139)

INTERCEPTIONS
Prs
19
4
27
20
45
36
40
33
35
20
16
8
303

PBU
0
3
4
3
2
1
3
0
2
1
0
1
20

FF
3
5
4
6
5
2
2
5
0
2
1
0
35

No Yds Avg Lg0
0 0.0 0t
1 41 41.0 41t
0
0 0.0 0t0
0 0.0 0t0
0 0.0 0t0
0 0.0 0t0
0 0.0 0t0
0 0.0 0t1
0 0.0 0t1
3 3.0 3t0
0 0.0 0t0
0 0.0 0t
3 44 0.0 41t

FUMBLES REC
TD No Yds Avg Lg TD0
0 0 0.0 0t 0
1
1 69 69.0 69t 10
0 0 0.0 0t 00
1 0 0.0 0t 00
0 0 0.0 0t 0
02 22 11.0 17t 10
0 0 0.0 0t 00
0 0 0.0 0t 00
1 0 0.0 0t 00
0 0 0.0 0t 00
1 0 0.0 0t 00
0 0 0.0 0t 0
1
6 91 15.2 69t 2

Playoffs
2006 Dallas................ 1-1
10–
1
0.0(0)
1(-7)
0
0
0
0
0 0.0 0t 0
0 0 0.0 0t 02007 Dallas................ 1-1
3
1–
4
1.0(-9)
0(0)
0
0
0
0
0 0.0 0t 0
0 0 0.0 0t 0
2009 Dallas................ 2-2
6
7 – 133.0(-18)
0(0)
5
0
1
0
0 0.0 0t 0
0 0 0.0 0t 0
2014 Denver............... 1-1
3
1–
4
0.0(0)0(0)00
00
0 0.0 0t 0
0 0 0.0 0t 02015 Denver............... 3-3
5
5 – 103.5(-40)
3(-7)
12
0
0
0
0 0.0 0t 0
0 0 0.0 0t 0
2016 Denver............... 0-0					RESERVE/INJURED-Back					RESERVE/INJURED			RESERVE/INJURED
Totals......................... 8-8
18 14 – 32
7.5(-67) 4(-14)
170
1
0
0 0.0 0t 0
0 0 0.0 0t 0408

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H RANDY WHITE H

Defensive Tackle, 1975-1988
INDUCTED – 1994

PLAYERS
2022 SEASON

Randy White came to the Cowboys from the University of Maryland as theNo. 2 pick in the 1975 NFL Draft. Before his career was over, 14 years later, hewould become known as the “Manster” – half man, half defensive monster – setting
numerous franchise records as the heart-and-soul of the famed “Doomsday Defense.”
White struggled in his first two years with the Cowboys when then head coach
Tom Landry moved White from his familiar defensive tackle position to linebacker.
But, after Landry moved White back to right tackle in 1977, White became one of the NFL’s most dominating
defensive linemen and a coveted co-Super Bowl MVP.
“Coming out of college a lot was expected of me,” White said. “But I never did feel comfortable playing
linebacker. Those first two years I was fighting for my life out there. Then they switched me to defensive tackle,
where I was a lot more comfortable and from there my career took off.”
White played 14 seasons, tying him for third all-time in franchise history, and he set a franchise record
with eight All-Pro selections. White also was selected to nine Pro Bowls, ranking third in franchise history for
Pro Bowl appearances. White’s 16.0 sacks in 1978 rank third in franchise history for a single season, and hestill remains third all-time in career tackles with 1,104, second with 701 career solo ­tackles and third in teamhistory with 111.0 career sacks.
“His performances range anywhere from spectacular to spectacular,” Landry once said. “He could outmatch anybody’s intensity from game to game.”
In his career, White played in six NFC Championship Games and three Super Bowls, claiming v­ ictory inSuper Bowl XII and co-MVP honors with teammate Harvey Martin. Even more astounding, White only missed
one game in his 14-year career.
In 1994, White was inducted into the Ring of Honor with teammate Tony Dorsett, the same year he was
inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
“Any honor I receive is a reflection on the great teammates and coaches I had in my career,” White said.
“There’s a real special group of guys with the Cowboys, and to be a part of that was a great honor.”
He was born Jan. 15, 1953, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
WHITE’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

RECORDS

M 9-Time Pro Bowl selection
M 8-Time All-Pro
M Co-MVP Super Bowl XII
M 1978 Defensive Player of the Year
M 1982 NFL Defensive Lineman of the Year
M Super Bowl XII Title
M 3 NFC Titles
M 5 Division Titles
M 3rd Franchise History Career Sacks (111.0)
M 3rd Franchise History Career Solo Tackles (701)
M 3rd Franchise History Career Combined Tackles (1,104)
M 5th Franchise History Games Played (209)
M Outland Trophy – University of Maryland
M Lombardi Trophy – University of Maryland

Solo
13
25
70
75
50
56
61
22
67
81
61
73
39
8
701

Asst.
6
17
48
48
41
32
33
21
33
27
34
30
25
8
403

Sacks
7.0
6.0
13.0
16.0
5.0
6.5
8.5
2.5
12.5
12.5
10.5
6.5
6.0
1.5
111.0

Rec.
2
1
2
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
10

SIDELINES

409

Total
19
42
118
123
91
88
94
43
100
108
95
103
64
16
1,104

HALL OFFAME

Year Team
Games
1975 Dallas................. 14
1976 Dallas................. 141977 Dallas................. 141978 Dallas................. 16
1979 Dallas................. 151980 Dallas................. 16
1981 Dallas................. 161982 Dallas................... 91983 Dallas................. 161984 Dallas................. 161985 Dallas................. 161986 Dallas................. 161987 Dallas................. 151988 Dallas................. 16
Total......................... 209

PLAYOFF
RECORDSWHITE’S CAREER TOTALSSTAFF
PLAYERS
2022 SEASON

Offensive Tackle, 1967-79
INDUCTED – 2006

Only 11 players have played football for the Dallas Cowboys longer than
Rayfield Wright’s 13 seasons, and only nine players in the history of the Cowboys
organization have been to more Pro Bowls than Wright’s six.
After playing tight end, tackle and defensive end during his first three NFLseasons, Wright settled in at right tackle in 1970. Before undergoing knee surgery
that forced him to miss most of the 1977 season, Wright was acknowledged as theNFL’s premier offensive tackle. Wright was selected to six straight Pro Bowls (1971-76) as a tackle while
earning All-Pro honors four times and earning recognition on the NFL’s all-decade team for the 1970s.
During each of his 13 seasons, the Cowboys offense ranked in the top six in the NFL for total offense,
including leading the league five times. Behind his blocking, Calvin Hill became the first 1,000-yard rusher inteam history when he ran for 1,036 yards in 1972. All totaled, Dallas had a running back clear the 1,000-yard
barrier five times during his tenure. Also behind his blocking, Roger Staubach became the first quarterbackin franchise history to throw for more than 3,000 yards in a season when he totaled 3,190 passing yards in
1978, the year Wright returned from his knee surgery.
In his 13-year NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys, Wright was a key contributor to teams that had 13
straight winning seasons, made 12 playoff trips and won 10 division titles. He also played in eight conference
championship games and won five NFC Championships (1970, 1971, 1975, 1977, 1978) and two Super
Bowls (VI and XII). He was part of a team that had a 74.1% winning percentage in the regular season (137-48-1)
and a 60.0% winning percentage in the post season (15-10).
During his 13 seasons, Wright was a participant in five Super Bowls, claiming the ultimate prize twice.
Only three players in NFL history has appeared in more Super Bowls than Wright and he is one of only 22
players in NFL history, one-of-two offensive tackles, to have played in five Super Bowls.
During Wright’s career, the Cowboys were the only team to play in five Super Bowls in one calendar
decade – or in any 10-year period of time – advancing to the Super Bowl following the 1970, 1971 1975,1977 and 1978 seasons.
Rayfield Wright was inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor on October 10, 2004,and the Pro
Football Hall of Fam in 2006.
He was born August 23, 1945, in Griffin, Ga.
WRIGHT’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

M 6-time Pro Bowl selection
M 4-time All Pro
M Super Bowl VI and XII titles
M 5 NFC Championships
M 10 Division Titles
M 1970s member of NFL’s All-Decade Team

SIDELINES

HALL OFFAME

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS70

H RAYFIELD WRIGHT H

Rayfield Wright became the first Cowboys offensive lineman selected to boththe Pro Football Hall of Fame and theRing of Honor at Texas Stadium.

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STAFF

Ring of Honor

PLAYERSThe Cowboys honor those who made outstanding contributions to the club by inducting them into the Ring of Honor at AT&T
Stadium. Their names and the years of service are prominently displayed in silver on
the wall above the seats at AT&T Stadium.
The 22 members of the Cowboys Ring of
Honor:

Quarterback, 1989-2000

H LARRY ALLEN H

RECORDS

Troy Aikman joined the C­ owboys as the first overall pick in the 1989 NFL
Draft out of UCLA. After g­ uiding the franchise to three Super Bowl titles,
Aikman retired holding or tied for 47 club passing records, including
career attempts (4,715), completions (2,898), passing yards (32,942),
touchdowns (165) and completion percentage (61.5%). At the time, he
was the winningest quarterback of any decade, having finished his careerwith 94 regular season wins in the 90s. Aikman was a six-time Pro Bowler
and the MVP of Super Bowl XXVII. He was inducted into the Ring of Honor
with Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin on M
­ onday Sept. 19, 2005 at halftimeof the Cowboys-Redskins game. Aikman was elected to the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in 2006.

2022 SEASONH TROY AIKMAN H

Offensive Line, 1994-2005

411

SIDELINESAs the Dallas Cowboys original vice president of player personnel for the first
29 years of the franchise’s existence, Gil Brandt oversaw the acquisition of
15 of the 19 players who are currently in the Ring of Honor. That included
two undrafted free agents - Cliff Harris and Drew Pearson - a pair of seventhround picks - Rayfield Wright and Bob Hayes - and a 10th round choice - Roger
Staubach. From that group, nine are also in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Brandt was responsible for signing 53 players who earned a combined totalof 178 Pro Bowl appearances. Brandt was also an innovator, introducing
computers and technology into the player evaluation process, as well as suchstandard testing as the 40-yard dash. He was inducted into the Ring of Honor
during halftime of the Cowboys-Saints game on Nov. 29, 2018. Elected to the
Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2019.

RING OFHONOR

H GIL BRANDT H

Vice President of Player Personnel, 1960-88

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Larry Allen finished his Dallas Cowboys career as one of the most decorated offensive players in Dallas Cowboys and NFL history. He was named
to more Pro Bowls (10) than any other offensive lineman in Cowboys history. He earned his 11th trip in 2006 while finishing his career with the
San Francisco 49ers. He was named All-Pro seven times, six times at
guard and once at tackle. With his selection to the Pro Bowl at tackle in1998, he became just the third player in league history to be selected tothe all-star game at more than one offensive line position. In 12 seasonsin Dallas, he played all but one offensive line position (center). Was a key
part of the 1995 Super Bowl champion team. Inducted during halftime of
the Cowboys-Seahawks game on Nov. 6, 2011. Elected to the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in 2013.

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PLAYERSH TONY DORSETT H
Running Back, 1977-1987

Tony Dorsett finished his career as the second leading rusher in NFL history and played in five NFC Championship Games, two Super Bowls and four
Pro Bowls. After guiding the University of Pittsburgh to the 1976 national
title and claiming the Heisman Trophy, Dorsett captured rookie of the year
honors in 1977. He also holds the NFL record with a 99-yard touchdown
run. Inducted into the Ring of Honor in 1994, Dorsett was also elected to
the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1994. Dorsett was inducted into the Ringof Honor at halftime of the Cowboys-Arizona game on Oct. 9, 1994.

H CHARLES HALEY H

RECORDS

Nicknamed “Captain Crash,” Cliff Harris went undrafted in 1970 out of tiny
Ouachita Baptist in Arkansas, but he eventually found the starting lineup
as a rookie and went on to start nine consecutive years. He was named to
six Pro Bowls and four All-NFL teams, and he was a member of two Super
Bowl winning teams. Harris was at his best in the postseason, finishing his
career with six interceptions in 21 playoff games. Harris was a member ofthe 1970s NFL all-decade team. Harris was inducted into the Ring of Honor
at halftime of the Cowboys-N.Y. Giants game on Oct. 10, 2004 and the Pro
Football Hall of Fame in 2020.

SIDELINES

RING OFHONOR

H CLIFF HARRIS H

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

2022 SEASON

Defensive End, 1992-1996

Charles Haley was the first player in NFL history to win five Super Bowls Tom Brady, five - (two with San Francisco and three with Dallas). He arrived
in Dallas after six seasons as a pass rushing threat for the 49ers. Upon his
arrival, he was moved to defensive end and had back-to-back double-digit
sack seasons (1994-95). He was a member of 10 division championshipteams in his 12 NFL seasons and played for a team with a winning record
through each of his first 11 years. In 63 games played for Dallas, Haley
racked up 34.0 sacks and through his 169-game career, he amassed
100.5 sacks. Inducted during halftime of the Cowboys-Seahawks gameon Nov. 6, 2011. Haley was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Famein 2013.

Safety, 1970-79

H BOB HAYES H

Wide Receiver, 1965-1974
Bob Hayes led the Cowboys in receptions three times and accumulated
365 receptions for 7,295 receiving yards during his 10-year career. His
71 career touchdown receptions rank second in Cowboys history (Dez Bryant, 73). Hayes also registered remarkable career numbers for averageyards-per-catch (20.0) and average yards-per-punt return (11.1). He wasa three-time Pro Bowl selection and four-time All-Pro. One of the greatest
sprinters in the history of track and field, Hayes joined the Cowboys withthe title of “World’s Fastest Human” after winning the Olympic gold medalin the 100 meters in Tokyo in 1964. Hayes was inducted into the Ring of
Honor at halftime of the Cowboys against San Diego on Sept 23, 2001.
Hayes was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009.

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Linebacker, 1961-1973

Wide Receiver, 1988-1999

RECORDS

Michael “The Playmaker” Irvin helped lead the Dallas Cowboys to six division titles and three Super Bowl rings before a spinal injury cut his playing career short. Irvin was the team’s top receiver for eight consecutive
seasons and retired as the Cowboys all-time leader in receptions (750),
receiving yards (11,904), playoff ­receptions (87) and playoff receiving
yards (1,315). As a five-time Pro Bowl selection, between 1991-98, Irvin
has two more appearances than any other receiver in c­ lub history. Irvin
was inducted into the Ring of Honor with Emmitt Smith and Troy Aikman on
Monday Sept. 19, 2005 at halftime of the Cowboys-Redskins game. Irvin
was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007.

2022 SEASON

H MICHAEL IRVIN H

PLAYERS

When Chuck Howley retired in 1973, Tom Landry said “I don’t know that
I’ve seen anybody better at linebacker than Howley.” A six-time All-Pro,
Howley was the most valuable player in Super Bowl V. The Cowboys tradedfor Howley, who was drafted by Chicago in 1958. He was an All-America
center at West Virginia. A six-time Pro Bowl selection, Howley was inducted
into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys against Detroit, Oct.
30, 1977. Howley was elected to the Pro Football Hall fo Fame in 2023.

STAFF

H CHUCK HOWLEY H

H LEE ROY JORDAN H
Linebacker, 1963-1976

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

The inspirational leader of the Cowboys first championship teams was Lee
Roy Jordan. The Cowboys first-round draft choice in 1963 following an
All-America career at Alabama, Jordan anchored the “Doomsday Defense”
from his middle linebacker position for 14 years. He was named to the
Pro Bowl five times and All-Pro twice. Jordan was inducted into the Ringof Honor at halftime of the Cowboys against Arizona on Oct. 29, 1989.

RING OFHONOR

H TOM LANDRY H
Head Coach, 1960-1988

413

SIDELINES

The first head coach of the Cowboys, Tom Landry led Dallas to two Super
Bowl wins and five NFC titles in his 29 years at the Cowboys helm. He
compiled a career record of 270-178-6, the third most wins in NFL history,
and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1990. Landry was
inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys against N.Y.
Giants on Nov. 7, 1993.

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PLAYERSH BOB LILLY H

Defensive Tackle, 1961-1974
Nicknamed “Mr. Cowboy,” Bob Lilly was the franchise’s first draft choicein 1961, the first name in the Ring of Honor in 1975 and its first inductee
into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980. A seven-time All-Pro, Lilly wasnamed to a club-record tying 11 Pro Bowls. He was a two-time All-SWC
pick and an All-America at Texas Christian University before being draftedby Dallas. Lilly was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys against Philadelphia on Nov. 23, 1975.

Quarterback, 1960-1968

Don Meredith led the Cowboys to their first winning season and their first
NFL Championship Game in 1966. Signed by Clint Murchison, Jr. before
Dallas was granted its NFL franchise, “Dandy Don” played in two Pro Bowls
and was named NFL Player of the Year in 1966. A two-time All-American
at SMU, Meredith was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the
Cowboys against N.Y. Giants on Nov. 7, 1976.

SIDELINES

RING OFHONORPLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASONH DON MEREDITH H

H DREW PEARSON H
Wide Receiver, 1973-1983

In 11 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, Drew Pearson rose from unknown
to legend. A former undrafted free agent, Pearson was named to the AllDecade Team of the 1970s as he earned a niche as one of the top clutch
receivers in football history. He led the team in receptions and receiving
yards four consecutive seasons (1974-77) and recorded two 1,000-yard
campaigns. He has a resume filled with memorable game-winning catches. In 1980 he became the all-time leading receiver in receptions, and in
1983, he took the top spot for receiving yards. He is littered through teamand league postseason record books, including a catch in a club-record
22 consecutive playoff games. He was a key member of the 1977 Super
Bowl XII Championship squad. Inducted during halftime of the CowboysSeahawks game on Nov. 6, 2011. Pearson was elected to the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in 2021.

H DON PERKINS H
Running Back, 1961-1968

Don Perkins was the first Cowboys player to rush for more than 6,000
yards. A six-time Pro Bowl selection, Perkins finished among the top 10
NFL rushers in each of his eight seasons. He was named NFL Rookie of
the Year in 1961 and All-NFL in 1962. Perkins was signed before Dallas
was granted its NFL franchise. A three-time All-Skyline pick at New Mexico,
Perkins was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys
against N.Y. Giants on Nov. 7, 1976.

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Defensive Back, 1964-1977

RECORDS

Texas Earnest Schramm Jr., served 29 seasons as president and generalmanager of the Cowboys, turning a 1960 expansion team into one of
the most successful franchises in NFL history. Under Schramm, the teamreached five Super Bowls, winning two, made 18 playoff appearances andcompiled an NFL-record 20 consecutive winning seasons. Schramm wasinstrumental in creating the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, developing the
Cowboys Ring of Honor and bringing an annual Cowboys Thanksgiving Day
game to the nation. Schramm, as chairman of the NFL Competition Committee from 1966 to 1988, was a driving force behind the development of
instant replay, giving the head referee a microphone for penalty announcements and developing the wild-card playoff system. One of Schramm’s
most significant accomplishments was coordinating the merger of the NFL
and the American Football League in 1966. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1991. Schramm
was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys game against Philadelphia on Oct. 12, 2003.

2022 SEASONH TEX SCHRAMM H

President and General Manager, 1959-1989

PLAYERSMel Renfro was named to the Pro Bowl his first 10 seasons in the NFL. He
is the club’s all-time leading interceptor with 52 and kickoff returner witha 26.4-yard career average. Renfro was drafted in the second round in1964 after a career as an All-America halfback and world class sprinterat Oregon. A five-time All-Pro, Renfro was inducted into the Ring of Honor
at halftime of the Cowboys against Miami, Oct. 25, 1981. In 1996 Renfro
was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

STAFF

H MEL RENFRO H

H EMMITT SMITH H

Quarterback, 1969-1979

415

SIDELINES

Roger Staubach led the Cowboys to six NFC Championship Games, four
Super Bowls and two Super Bowl titles. A great clutch performer, Staubach led Dallas to comeback victories 23 times, 14 in the last two minutes
or overtime. A five-time Pro Bowler, he was drafted by Dallas in 1964 after
winning the Heisman Trophy and Maxwell Award at the Naval Academy.
Staubach was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys
against Tampa Bay, Oct. 9, 1983. Staubach was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1985.

RING OFHONOR

H ROGER STAUBACH H

PLAYOFF
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Running Back, 1990-2002

Emmitt Smith retired as the NFL’s all-time rushing leader with 18,355 yards
and scored more rushing touchdowns (164) than any other player in NFL
history. Smith was selected to the Pro Bowl eight times, won four NFL
rushing titles (‘91, ‘92, ‘93 and ‘95), three Super Bowl ­titles, and a league(1993) and Super Bowl (XXVIII) MVP award. Smith broke ­Walter Payton’s
NFL rushing record at Texas Stadium on Oct. 27, 2002 on an 11-yard run
in the fourth quarter against the Seattle Seahawks. Smith was inducted
into the Ring of Honor with Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin on Monday Sept.
19, 2005 at halftime of the Cowboys-Redskins game. Smith was electedto the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010.

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Defensive Tackle, 1975-1988

A nine-time Pro Bowler during his 14 years with Dallas, Randy White established a club-record with eight straight All-Pro selections. White was coMVP (with teammate Harvey Martin) in the Cowboys Super Bowl XII victory
over Denver. A consensus All-America defensive end for Maryland in 1974,
White won both the Outland Trophy and the Vince Lombardi Awards. White
was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the Cowboys against
Arizona on Oct. 9, 1994. White was also elected to the Pro Football Hallof Fame in 1994.

Safety, 1992-2003

Darren Woodson retired as the Dallas Cowboys all-time tackle leader, posting 1,350 through his 12-year playing career. Originally drafted in the second round of the 1992 draft, coming out of school as a linebacker, Woodson made the switch to safety and flourished in all phases of his career.
He was a key part of a defense that won three Super Bowl Championships.
A five-time Pro Bowler, Woodson is the only player in Cowboys history toplay under five head coaches - Jimmy Johnson, Barry Switzer, Chan Gailey,
Dave Campo and Bill Parcells. Until the year he finished playing, Woodson
was a regular on special teams units, ranking second in club history with134 career special teams tackles. Woodson was inducted into the Ringof Honor at halftime of the Cowboys-Seahawks game on Nov. 1, 2015.

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Tackle, 1967-1979

Rayfield Wright is the only offensive lineman in the Ring of Honor. A seventh-round draft choice, Wright made the conversion from tight end to
tackle and became the Cowboys most decorated offensive lineman of the
1970s. During his 13-year career, the “Big Cat” was selected to the Pro
Bowl six times, named All-Pro on four occasions and was on two Super
Bowl-winning teams in the 1970s. He was the leader of Dallas offensive
line units that produced the club’s first five 1,000-yard individual rushingseasons. Wright was inducted into the Ring of Honor at halftime of the
Cowboys-N.Y. Giants game on Oct. 10, 2004. Wright was elected to the
Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006.

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Historical Highlights
LANDRY HIRED – Clint Murchison, Jr., and Bedford Wynne sign N.Y. Giants defensive assistant Tom Landry to apersonal services contract on Dec. 27, 1959, with the intention of naming him head coach once they are awarded an
expansion franchise by the NFL.

COWBOYS STOCKED – A player pool was set up in the league meeting in Los Angeles, with each of 12 NFL teams freezing 25 names on its roster and the Cowboys allowed to pick three from each team for a total of 36 veterans. Dallas, once
given the list, had to select its 36 players within 24 hours (March 13).

PLAYERSNFL FRANCHISE – Clint Murchison, Jr., and Bedford Wynne were awarded an expansion franchise in the NFL at the annual league meeting in Miami Beach, Fla. The Cowboys were to play as a “swing” team, playing every other team one time
during the first season, although listed in the Western Conference standings (January 28).

TRAINING STARTS – Rookies report to first Cowboys camp at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon (July 9).
FIRST PRE-SEASON GAME – The Cowboys, less than six months in existence, get their first test and drop a 16-10
preseason game to San Francisco in Seattle (August 6).

FIRST VICTORY – In a preseason game at Louisville, KY, the Cowboys beat the New York’s Giants, 14-3, with Frank Clarkecatching touchdown passes for 73 yards (Eddie LeBaron) and 74 yards (Don Meredith) (August 27).
FIRST LEAGUE GAME – In their first league game, Dallas fell to Pittsburgh, 35-28, with Bobby Layne leading a fourthperiod Steelers rally (Sept. 24, Saturday night).

2022 SEASONFIRST HOME GAME – In their Dallas debut, in the Salesmanship Club preseason game, the Cowboys led the world
champion Baltimore Colts into the final minute before a 62-yard pass from Johnny Unitas to Lenny Moore gave the Coltsa 14-10 victory (August 19).

STREAK SNAPPED – Dallas snaps a 10-game loss streak by tying the N.Y. Giants, 31-31, at Yankee Stadium (Dec. 4).

TRAINING STARTS – Rookies launch training at new campsite – St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. (July 9).
FIRST LEAGUE WIN – Scoring 10 points in the final 56 seconds, the Cowboys score their first NFL victory, 27-24, over
Pittsburgh in the ’61 league opener in the Cotton Bowl. Allen Green’s 27-yard field goal on the game’s final play won it
before 23,500 spectators (Sept. 17).

RECORDS

1961

1962

PENALTY HISTORY – For the first time in anyone’s memory in an NFL game, points were awarded for a penalty. The
Cowboys were holding in the end zone on a 99-yard touchdown pass from LeBaron to Clarke, and Pittsburgh was awarded
a safety. The Steelers eventually won, 30-28 (Sept. 23).
100-YARD FIRSTS – Amos Marsh returned a kickoff 101 yards and Mike Gaechter returned a pass interception 100
yards, both plays for fourth quarter touchdowns in a 41-19 win over Philadelphia in Dallas. It was the first time in NFL history that two 100-yard runs had been made in the same game, much less by the same team in the same quarter (Oct. 14).

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TRAINING STARTS – Team begins training at new campsite – Northern Michigan College in Marquette, Mich. (July 13).

1963

CALIFORNIA TRAINING SITE – The Cowboys open training at California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks, Calif. (July 12).
HOWTON SETS RECORD – Bill Howton broke Don Hutson’s all-time receiving mark with a 14-yard catch at Washington.
Hutson’s record was 7,991 yards and the catch gave Howton an even 8,000 yards (Sept. 29).

1964

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSSHIFT TO KANSAS CITY – The rival Dallas Texans of the AFL announce they are moving the franchise to Kansas City (Feb. 8).

LANDRY CONTRACT – With one year to go on his original contract, Tom Landry is signed to a 10-year extension, in effectgiving him an 11-year pact, possibly the longest in major pro sports history (Feb. 5).

FIRST SELLOUT – An overflow crowd of 76,251 jams the Cotton Bowl for the Cleveland game, notching the team’s firsthome sellout. Cleveland won, 24-17 (Nov. 21).

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1966
PLAYOFF BOWL – After defeating New York, 38-20, in the season finale (and winning five of their last seven games) to
get into the Playoff Bowl at Miami, the Cowboys fall to Baltimore, 35-3 (Jan. 15).

PLAYERS

MERGER – Peace comes to pro football with Cowboys General Manager Tex Schramm completing two months of negotiations with AFL’s Lamar Hunt, merging the two leagues under the NFL banner (June 8).
SCHRAMM ELEVATED – Texas E. Schramm, Vice President and General Manager of the Cowboys from the beginning,
was named President of the club by Owner Clint Murchison, Jr., who retained the title of Chairman of the Board.
NEELY CASE SOLVED – Dallas and Houston reached agreement in the Ralph Neely case. Neely remained with Dallas with
Houston receiving the Cowboys Nos. 1, 2 and two fifth round picks in the 1967 draft (Nov. 17).
THE CHAMPIONSHIP – The Cowboys won their first championship, capturing the Eastern Conference title with a 10-3-1
record, but lost the NFL Championship Game to Green Bay, 34-27.

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1967
TEXAS STADIUM – On Dec. 23, Owner Clint Murchison, Jr. formally announced plans to build Texas Stadium in suburban
Irving. The stadium, to be financed through a bond-option plan, would be ready for the 1970 season. The stadium would
seat a minimum of 58,000.
SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP – Under the NFL’s new format, the Cowboys easily won the Capitol Division and defeated Cleveland, Century Division winner, 52-14, in the Cotton Bowl for the Eastern conference championship. However, on Dec. 31 in
Green Bay, the Cowboys lost their second bid for an NFL title, falling to the Packers, 21-17, in the 13 degree below weather.

1968

RECORDSWIN CAPITOL – For the second straight year the Cowboys won the Capitol Division, but for the first time in three years the
Cowboys did not win the Eastern Championship, being upset at Cleveland, 31-20, on Dec. 21. Dallas won the Runner-Up
Bowl over Minnesota, 17-13.

1969
TEXAS STADIUM – Ground was broken for Texas Stadium in suburban Irving on January 25, and on June 29 Bert Rose
was named general manager of the stadium.

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSPLAYOFF
RECORDSORIGINALS RETIRE – An era ended for the Cowboys in July. On July 5th at a press conference in Dallas, quarterback
Don Meredith, the last of the original Cowboys, announced his retirement. Then, on July 18th, the day the veterans wereto report to training camp, all-time rushing great Don Perkins officially retired.
REPEAT CAPITOL WINS – Once again the Cowboys rolled to the Capitol Division Championship with an 11-2-1 season.
However, the Cowboys failed to win the Eastern Championship when on Dec. 28, the Cowboys lost to Cleveland, 38-14,
in the Cotton Bowl.

1970
FIVE STRAIGHT PLAYOFFS – The Cowboys won their last five games to finish 10-4, claim the Eastern Division championship and make the playoffs for the fifth year in a row. They defeated Detroit, 5-0, in the opening round to get a shot at the
National Conference championship.
FIRST NFC TITLE – The Cowboys captured the biggest prize of their 11-year history on Jan. 3, 1971 when they downed
San Francisco, 17-10, for the NFC crown. A 16-13 loss to Baltimore in the Super Bowl Jan. 17 left Dallas with one major
goal still unrealized.

1971
TEXAS STADIUM – The Cowboys opened a new era in their sparkling Irving, Texas, home with a 44-21 victory over the
New England Patriots on Oct. 24. Duane Thomas scored the first touchdown in the new stadium, a 56-yard run just two
minutes and 16 seconds after the opening kickoff. Attendance was 65,708.

SIDELINESSIX STRAIGHT PLAYOFFS – The Cowboys won their last seven games to finish 11-3, claim the Eastern Division championship and make the playoffs for the sixth year in a row. They defeated Minnesota, 20-12, in the opening round.
SECOND NFC TITLE – For the second consecutive year, the Cowboys met the San Francisco 49ers in the National
Conference showdown. This time Dallas won 14-3, to qualify for its second straight Super Bowl.
FIRST WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – The Cowboys downed the Miami Dolphins, 24-3, to win Super Bowl VI in New Orleans
on Jan. 16. It was the 10th victory in a row for Dallas as Roger Staubach passed for two touchdowns and was named thegame’s Most Valuable Player.

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FIRST 1,000-YARD BACK – Calvin Hill became the first Dallas player to rush for 1,000 yards when he gained 111 on
Dec. 9 against the Washington Redskins in Texas Stadium. Hill wound up with 1,036 yards for the season on a then record
245 carries.

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1972

SEVEN STRAIGHT PLAYOFFS – The Cowboys qualified for the NFL playoffs a record seventh consecutive year, their
10-4 record earning them the National Conference Wild Card berth. Roger Staubach passed for two touchdowns in thelast 1:30 to give the Cowboys a 30-28 victory at San Francisco in the first round. Then, at Washington on New Year’s Eve,
Dallas was foiled in its bid for a third straight NFL title with the Redskins win, 16-3.

100 VICTORIES – The Cowboys and Coach Tom Landry recorded their 100th victory with a 40-3 Texas Stadium win over
the New Orleans Saints on Sept. 24. Landry ended the season with a career mark of 108-80-6 to rank ninth on the list of
the NFL’s all-time winningest coaches.

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1973

EIGHT STRAIGHT PLAYOFFS – The Cowboys regained the NFC Eastern Division title with a 10-4 record and broke theirown NFL record by reaching the playoffs for the eighth year in a row. Dallas defeated the Western Division champion Los
Angeles Rams in the first round, 27-16, but fell to Central Division winner Minnesota in the NFC Championship Game, 27-10.

FIRST TOP DRAFT CHOICE – For the first time in their history, the Cowboys had the very first choice in the NFL Draft.
The No. 1 pick came to Dallas from Houston in exchange for Tody Smith and Billy Parks. The Cowboys selected Ed “TooTall” Jones, a 6-9, 260-pound defensive end from Tennessee State.
PLAYOFFS MISSED – The record breaking string of eight straight years in the NFL playoffs was broken when the club’s
8-6 record failed to qualify.

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1974

1975

TEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – The Cowboys 10-4 record earned them the NFC Wild Card berth in the playoffs.
The composite record over 10 straight winning seasons was 101-37-2.

RECORDS

LILLY HONORED – “Mr. Cowboy” was honored on Bob Lilly Day at Texas Stadium at halftime of the Philadelphia game on
Nov. 23. It was first such recognition ever given to a Dallas player. Lilly never missed a game in 14 years with the Cowboys,
earning All-Pro honors seven times at defensive tackle before retiring prior to the ’75 season.

THIRD NFC TITLE – After shocking Minnesota in the first round, 17-14, on Roger Staubach’s 50-yard “Hail Mary” pass
to Drew Pearson, the Cowboys traveled to Los Angeles for the NFC showdown. Staubach threw four touchdown passes,
three to Preston Pearson, and Dallas won, 37-7. Pittsburgh won Super Bowl X on Jan. 18 in Miami, 21-17.

MEREDITH, PERKINS HONORED – Former Cowboys greats Don Meredith and Don Perkins joined Bob Lilly in the Ring of
Honor at Texas Stadium during halftime ceremonies at the New York Giants game on Nov. 7.
ELEVEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – The Cowboys won the NFC Eastern Division title with their 11-3 record, giving
them their 11th straight winning season and 10th playoff berth in that period. A 14-12 first round loss to Los Angeles – thefirst time Dallas had lost in the first round under the current playoff setup – ended the season.

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1976

1977

TWELVE STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – Getting off to an 8-0 start, their best ever, the Cowboys rolled to a 12-2
record, the championship of the NFC East, and their 12th consecutive winning season. They opened their 11th visit to theplayoffs in those 12 years with a 37-7 first-round victory over the Chicago Bears at Texas Stadium.
FOURTH NFC TITLE – Dallas crushed the Minnesota Vikings at Texas Stadium, 23-6, for National Conference crown No.
4 and the right to meet the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XII.

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTS

HOWLEY HONORED – Former All-Pro linebacker Chuck Howley, a Cowboy from 1961 through 1973, became the fourth
member of the Ring of Honor. Howley was honored during ceremonies at halftime of the Detroit Lions game on Oct. 30.

SECOND WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – The Cowboys stopped the Denver Broncos, 27-10, to win Super Bowl XII in New
Orleans on Jan. 15, 1978. In the process, Dallas tied Minnesota for most Super Bowl appearances (four) and Green Bay,
Miami and Pittsburgh for most Super Bowl victories (two). Defensive linemen Harvey Martin and Randy White were named
co-MVPs in the game.

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1978
THIRTEEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – After a mediocre 6-4 start, the Cowboys won six straight games to finish
the expanded regular season with a 12-4 record and their 10th division crown. It marked the Cowboys 13th consecutive
winning season and 12th trip to the playoffs in that span. Dallas rallied to beat Atlanta 27-20 in a divisional playoff at Texas
Stadium, sending the Cowboys to their seventh NFC championship game in the past nine years.

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FIFTH NFC TITLE – Dallas shut out the Rams in Los Angeles 28-0 in the National Conference title game to advance to
the Super Bowl a record fifth time, including three of the last four. In the first Super Bowl rematch, Pittsburgh edged the
Cowboys 35-31 for the NFL championship on Jan. 21 in Miami’s Orange Bowl.

1979
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY – The Cowboys celebrated their 20th anniversary season at halftime of the St. Louis
Cardinals game at Texas Stadium on Oct. 21. Star players from each of those 20 seasons plus Coach Tom Landry wereintroduced during the halftime ceremonies.
FOURTH STRAIGHT NFC EAST TITLE – The Cowboys won their final three regular season games to finish with an 11-5
record, their 11th division championship, including the past four NFC East titles, and 14th consecutive winning season. The
Cowboys made their 13th trip to the playoffs in those 14 years, but were eliminated by Los Angeles 21-19 in a divisional
playoff at Texas Stadium.

1980
STAUBACH RETIRES – At a press conference at Texas Stadium on March 31, quarterback Roger Staubach announced
his retirement after 11 record-breaking years with the Cowboys. Staubach held all major Cowboys passing records andwas the all-time leading NFL passer.

RECORDS

LILLY ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Bob Lilly, a seven-time All-Pro defensive tackle in his 14-year career with the Cowboys
from 1961-74, became the first Cowboys player to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Enshrined along with Lilly on Aug. 2 at Canton, Ohio, were Herb Adderley, who played for the Cowboys from 1970-71, Jim Otto and Deacon Jones.
FIFTEEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – Behind new starting quarterback Danny White, the Cowboys rolled to their
15th consecutive winning season with a surprising 12-4 record, tied for best in the league with Philadelphia and Atlanta.
The Cowboys lost the NFC East title to Philadelphia on a tie-breaker, but entered the playoffs for the 14th time in 15 years,
this time as a wild card team. The Cowboys beat Los Angeles 34-13 at Texas Stadium in the NFC Wild Card Game andrallied past the Falcons at Atlanta 30-27 to advance to the NFC Championship Game at Philadelphia. But the Cowboys lost
20-7 in their bid for a sixth Super Bowl appearance.
LANDRY’S 200TH VICTORY – Tom Landry joined George Halas and Curly Lambeau as the only coaches with 200 NFL
victories when the Cowboys beat Los Angeles 34-13 on Dec. 28 at Texas Stadium in the NFC Wild Card Game, raising
Landry’s record to 200-119-6, counting regular season and playoff games.

SIDELINESHISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSPLAYOFF
RECORDS1981
RENFRO HONORED – Former All-Pro defensive back Mel Renfro, the Cowboys all-time leading pass interceptor, became
the fifth member of the Cowboys Ring of Honor. Renfro, who played for Dallas from 1964 through 1977, was honored
during halftime ceremonies of the Cowboys-Miami Dolphins game at Texas Stadium on Oct. 25.
TWELFTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – The Cowboys regained the NFC Eastern Division Championship, their 12th
division title since 1966, with a 12-4 record and tied Oakland’s NFL mark of 16 consecutive winning seasons. Entering
the playoffs for the 15th time in that span, the Cowboys advanced to the NFC Championship Game for the ninth time in
12 years by routing Tampa Bay 38-0 at Texas Stadium. But for the second year in a row Dallas lost the conference title
game. San Francisco scored a last-minute touchdown at Candlestick Park to edge the Cowboys 28-27 for a berth in Super
Bowl XVI.

1982
200TH REGULAR-SEASON VICTORY – The Cowboys beat Washington 24-10 at RFK Stadium on Dec. 5 for the club’sand Coach Tom Landry’s 200th regular season victory.
SEVENTEEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – The Cowboys finished the strike-shortened regular season 6-3 to establish
an NFL record of 17 consecutive winning seasons. Entering the playoffs for a record-tying eighth straight year and for the
16th time in 17 years, the Cowboys beat Tampa Bay 30-17 and Green Bay 37-26, both at Texas Stadium, to advance to the
NFC Championship Game for the third year in a row. But again the Cowboys come up short, losing 31-17 at Washington.

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STAUBACH HONORED – Former quarterback Roger Staubach, who led the Cowboys to four Super Bowls, became thesixth member of the Ring of Honor during halftime ceremonies of the Cowboys-Tampa Bay game on Oct. 9.

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1983

NEW HEADQUARTERS – Ground was broken on Nov. 29 for the Cowboys new headquarters and training facility at Valley
Ranch in northwest Dallas County.

1984
SILVER SEASON – The Cowboys kicked off their 25th anniversary with a news conference at Texas Stadium on Jan. 27. President Tex Schramm announced the Cowboys would celebrate their 25th anniversary during 1984 under the theme “Silver Season.”

NINETEEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – The Cowboys defeated the Eagles 26-10 in Philadelphia to extend their
NFL record to 19 consecutive winning seasons. The Cowboys finished 9-7 and missed the playoffs for the first time in 10
years and only the second time in 19 years.

1985

2022 SEASONOWNERSHIP CHANGES HANDS – The sale of the Cowboys from the Murchison family to an 11-member limited partnership headed by Dallas businessman H.R. “Bum” Bright was approved by NFL owners on March 19 at the league’s annual
meeting in Honolulu. The sale was completed on May 18.

PLAYERSEIGHTEEN STRAIGHT WINNING SEASONS – The Cowboys extended their NFL record to 18 consecutive winningseasons with a 12-4 finish. The club also set a league record with its ninth straight playoff appearance, qualifying as a wildcard entry. The LA Rams eliminated Dallas from the playoffs, however, with a 24-17 upset victory at Texas Stadium in the
NFC Wild Card Game on Dec. 26.

STAUBACH ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Roger Staubach, the master of the comeback victory during his 11-year career
as a Cowboys quarterback, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. Enshrined with
Staubach on Aug. 3 at Canton, Ohio, were Pete Rozelle, Joe Namath, O.J. Simpson and Frank Gatski. Staubach joined Bob
Lilly as the only players who spent their entire career with the Cowboys to be elected to the Hall of Fame.

COWBOYS RANCH OPENS – Cowboys players and coaches reported on Aug. 27 to the team’s new headquarters andtraining facility at Cowboys Center in Valley Ranch.

RECORDSTEXAS STADIUM IMPROVEMENTS – Texas Stadium unveiled a new look when the Cowboys opened their preseason
schedule against Green Bay on Aug. 10. The stadium became the first to have two DiamondVision color scoreboards, andthe addition of 118 Crown Suites gave Texas Stadium more private suites, 296, than any stadium in the nation.

DORSETT PASSES 10,000 YARDS – On a 19-yard sweep around left end, Tony Dorsett, became the sixth player in NFL
history to rush for 10,000 yards. Dorsett’s feat highlighted a 27-13 victory over Pittsburgh at Texas Stadium on Oct. 13.

1986

PLAYOFF
RECORDSTHIRTEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – The Cowboys edged the New York Giants 28-21 on Dec. 15 at
Texas Stadium to capture the NFC Eastern Division championship for the first time since 1981. Picked in most season previews to finish third or fourth in the division, the Cowboys rallied for their NFL record 20th consecutive winning season, a 13th division title in 20 years and a playoff berth for the 18th time in that span. But in their NFL record 36th playoff game appearance, the Cowboys fell 20-0 to the Los Angeles Rams in Anaheim Stadium on Jan. 4.

COWBOYS GO TO LONDON – The Cowboys began preparations for their first trip to a foreign country when the NFLannounced on March 12 that the Cowboys would play the Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears in a preseason game at
London’s Wembley Stadium on Aug. 3.

STREAK BROKEN – The Cowboys streak of 20 consecutive winning seasons from 1966 through 1985, third longest in
professional sports history, came to an end when the club finished with a 7-9 record after losing seven of its last eightgames. Only baseball’s New York Yankees (39 straight winning seasons, 1926-64) and hockey’s Montreal Canadiens (32from 1951-52 through 1982-83) surpassed the Cowboys accomplishments.

1987

DORSETT GETS 12,000 YARDS – Tony Dorsett became the fourth rusher in NFL history to gain more than 12,000 yards
when he registered 52 yards against the Rams on Dec. 21 for a career total of 12,036. The only runners ahead of Dorsett
were Walter Payton, Jim Brown and Franco Harris.

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FOUNDER DIES – Cowboys founder Clint Murchison, Jr., died March 30 after a long illness. Murchison, 63, who owned theclub until 1984, acquired the expansion Dallas franchise in the NFL in 1960. He hired Tex Schramm as general manager,
gave Tom Landry a 10-year contract when his coaching career was in doubt in 1964 and was instrumental in the buildingof Texas Stadium.

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTS

100TH WIN AT TEXAS STADIUM – Dallas defeated St. Louis 37-6 for the club’s 100th victory at Texas Stadium. Since
the facility opened in 1971 the Cowboys compiled a 100-25 (.800) record.

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1988
LANDRY TIES LAMBEAU – Dallas opened the 1988 season against Pittsburgh on Sept. 12 and Tom Landry tied an NFL
record held by Curly Lambeau by coaching in his 29th consecutive season with the same team. Lambeau led the Green
Bay Packers from 1921-49.

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1989
JONES ACQUIRES COWBOYS, NAMES JOHNSON COACH – Jerry Jones reached an agreement to purchase the Cowboys from Bum Bright on Feb. 25 and announced that University of Miami Coach Jimmy Johnson would replace Tom Landry.
SALE APPROVED, SCHRAMM RESIGNS – The sale of the Cowboys to Jerry Jones was unanimously approved by NFLowners on April 18 at a special meeting in New York. At the same meeting, Tex Schramm was named president of the
new World League of American Football. He announced his resignation as president and general manager of the Cowboys
after 29 years with the club.

2022 SEASONAIKMAN SIGNED – The Cowboys, holding the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft for only the second time in their history, announced the signing of quarterback Troy Aikman to a six-year contract on April 20.
WALKER TRADED – Herschel Walker is traded to Minnesota on Oct. 12 for five players, six conditional draft choices anda 1992 first round draft choice. Among the players who actually came to Dallas as a result of the trade included Emmitt
Smith, Russell Maryland, Kevin Smith and Darren Woodson.
JORDAN HONORED – Former All-Pro linebacker Lee Roy Jordan (1963-76), became the seventh member of the Ring of
Honor. Jordan was honored during ceremonies at halftime of the Phoenix Cardinals game on Oct. 29.

1990

RECORDSAUSTIN TRAINING CAMP – Beginning on July 18, nearly 100,000 fans visit the Cowboys first ever in-state training campat St. Edward’s University in Austin, Tex.
LANDRY ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Tom Landry, who led the Cowboys to five Super Bowls and 20 consecutive winningseasons as the Cowboys head coach from 1960-88, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of
eligibility. Enshrined on Aug. 4 at Canton, Ohio, Landry joined former Dallas players Bob Lilly and Roger Staubach as the
only Hall of Fame members who built their achievements with the Cowboys.
SMITH ROOKIE OF THE YEAR, JOHNSON COACH OF THE YEAR – Following a dramatic turn-around season where
the team posted a 7-9 record and missed the playoffs by one game, Jimmy Johnson was named the NFL Coach of theYear by the Associated Press. Running back Emmitt Smith, who led all NFL rookie running backs in rushing yardage andtouchdowns, was named the A.P.’s NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year.

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1991
RECORD DRAFT HAUL INCLUDES MARYLAND AS NO. 1 OVERALL PICK – After a pre-draft trade with the New
England Patriots, the Cowboys used the No. 1 overall selection in the NFL Draft for only the third time in franchise history.
Dallas chose Outland Trophy winner Russell Maryland (DT) with the top pick. The Cowboys went on to acquire 16 morechoices, setting a club record for most selections in a 12-round draft with 17 overall.
SCHRAMM ENTERS HALL OF FAME – One of the NFL’s true innovators, and the guiding force behind the developmentof America’s Team, Tex Schramm was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 27, 1991. Schramm, who served
as the President and General Manager of the Dallas Cowboys from the team’s inception in 1960 until his retirement in
1989, joined Staubach, Lilly and Landry with his enshrinement in Canton, Ohio.
RETURN TO THE PLAYOFFS – After winning the final five games of the season, Dallas finished with an 11-5 record – theteam’s best mark since the 1983 season. The initial spark to the winning streak was a 24-21 win over the eventual WorldChampion Washington Redskins on Nov. 24. The win, at Washington’s RFK Stadium, ended the Redskins’ bid for a perfectregular season after 11 straight wins. Dallas finished second in the NFC East and qualified as the NFC’s No. 2 Wild Card
Playoff entry, marking the club’s first postseason trip since 1985. Dallas traveled to Chicago and defeated the Bears 17-13
in the opening round Wild Card Game before dropping a 38-6 decision at Detroit the following week.
SMITH AND IRVIN LEAD NFL – Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin became the first two players from the same team tolead the NFL in rushing yardage and receiving yardage in the same season. Smith had 1,563 yards rushing, while Irvin set
single-season club records for receptions (93) and receiving yardage (1,523). Both players were named to the NFC Pro
Bowl squad along with tight end Jay Novacek and quarterback Troy Aikman. The Cowboys sent four offensive players to
the Pro Bowl for the first time since 1979, and Irvin was named the MVP of the Pro Bowl Game.

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1992
JONES NAMED TO COMPETITION COMMITTEE – On May 1, Jerry Jones, was appointed to the NFL’s Competition
Committee by Commissioner Paul Tagliabue. Jones became the first owner to serve on the prestigious committee since
the death of Cincinnati’s Paul Brown.

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RECORD NUMBER OF OFFENSIVE PRO BOWL SELECTIONS – Six players from the Cowboys offense were selected
to play in the Pro Bowl: RB Emmitt Smith, TE Jay Novacek, QB Troy Aikman, WR Michael Irvin, G Nate Newton and C Mark
Stepnoski. The six players establish a Dallas Cowboys record for most offensive players selected to the Pro Bowl.

ROAD ATTENDANCE RECORD SET – The Cowboys set a new team record for road attendance by averaging 72,523
fans-per-road game in 1992. The team also played before a sold-out stadium in all 16 regular season games for the firsttime since the 1981 season.
SIXTH NFC TITLE – On January 17, 1993, the Cowboys defeated the San Francisco 49ers by a 30-20 score at Candlestick Park. The victory sends Dallas to Super Bowl XXVII in Pasadena, marking the Cowboys first NFC title, and Super
Bowl trip, since 1978.

1993
WHITE HOUSE VISIT – On March 5, the Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys became the first athletic team to visit
the White House under the Clinton administration. The Cowboys team visit to the White House was the first in club history.

2022 SEASONTHIRD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – While making an NFL record sixth Super Bowl appearance, the Cowboys defeated
Buffalo 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Jan. 31, 1993. The victory enabled the Cowboys to
become the only franchise in NFL history to win more than one Super Bowl under two different ownerships. The Super Bowl
crowd of 98,374 was the largest crowd to ever witness a Dallas Cowboys game. The game was also witnessed by 133.4
million television viewers, making Super Bowl XXVII the most watched event in television history.

PLAYERSCLUB RECORD FOR VICTORIES/SMITH EARNS SECOND RUSHING TITLE – On Dec. 27, Dallas defeated Chicago
by a 17-14 score at Texas Stadium. The victory was the 13th of the year for Dallas, establishing a new club record for
victories in a season. Emmitt Smith finished the season with 1,713 rushing yards, enabling him to become the first player
to win back-to-back NFL rushing titles since Eric Dickerson (1983-84).

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FOURTEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – Before a national television audience on ABC’s Monday Night Football, theCowboys defeated the Atlanta Falcons (41-17) at the Georgia Dome to claim the NFC Eastern Division Championship. The
victory marked the Cowboys first divisional title since 1985.

LANDRY HONORED – Former Head Coach Tom Landry, who led Dallas to two Super Bowl wins and five NFC titles in
his 29 years at the Cowboys helm, became the eighth member of the Ring of Honor during halftime ceremonies of the
Cowboys-New York Giants game on Nov. 7.

FIFTEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – In the final game of the regular season on Jan. 2, the Cowboys defeat the
New York Giants 16-13 in overtime at Giants Stadium to claim their 15th division crown and their second consecutive
NFC East title.

RECORDS

RECORD NUMBER OF PRO BOWL SELECTIONS – An NFC-record 11 Dallas players were selected to the Pro Bowl,
including a club-record eight offensive selections (seven Pro Bowl starters).

SMITH EARNS THIRD RUSHING TITLE – Emmitt Smith finishes the season with 1,486 yards to earn his third straight
NFL rushing crown. He becomes just the fourth man in NFL history to win three consecutive rushing titles.

FOURTH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – Dallas becomes one of just three NFL teams to win four Super Bowls by defeating
Buffalo (30-13) in Super Bowl XXVIII. The game, played at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, featured two rushing touchdowns
by Super Bowl MVP Emmitt Smith. Dallas raised its NFL record number of Super Bowl appearances to seven (one fourthof all the Super Bowl games played).

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RECORDSSEVENTH NFC TITLE – Dallas defeats San Francisco 38-21 in the NFC Championship Game at Texas Stadium. The victory gives the Cowboys an NFL-record seventh conference championship in the first conference title game to be played at
Texas Stadium since Jan. 1, 1978 (a 23-6 win over Minnesota).

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DORSETT AND WHITE ENTER HALL OF FAME – Tony Dorsett, the Cowboys all-time leading rusher in his 11-year careerwith the Cowboys from 1977-87, and Randy White, a nine-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle in his 14-year career with the
Cowboys from 1975-78, are both inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility. They wereenshrined on July 30 in Canton, Ohio.
NFL RECORD CROWD IN MEXICO CITY – The Cowboys travel to Mexico City to play the Houston Oilers in a preseason
game in front of 112,376 fans, the largest crowd to ever witness an NFL game (Aug. 15).

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSSWITZER NAMED HEAD COACH – Barry Switzer is named the new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys – and the third
head coach in team history – on March 30. Switzer replaces Jimmy Johnson, who stepped down as the Cowboys headcoach the previous day.

DORSETT AND WHITE HONORED – Former All-Pros, running back Tony Dorsett and defensive tackle Randy White,became the ninth and 10th members of the Ring of Honor. They were honored during ceremonies at halftime of the Arizona
Cardinals game on Oct. 9.

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SIDELINESSIXTEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – The Cowboys clinched the NFC Eastern Division Crown in the first week ofDecember with a 31-19 victory over the Eagles in Philadelphia (Dec. 4).

STAFFRECORD NUMBER OF PRO BOWL SELECTIONS – AGAIN – For the second straight year, the Cowboys send 11 players to the Pro Bowl, tying the NFC record that Dallas established in 1993.
NFL RECORD FOR TITLE GAME APPEARANCES – While making an NFL record 13th NFC Championship Game appearance, the Cowboys become the only team in NFL history to advance to at least two championship games in every decadeof the team’s existence. Dallas fell short of its third straight Super Bowl with a 38-28 loss to the San Francisco 49ers at
Candlestick Park on Jan. 15, 1995.

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SEVENTEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – On Dec. 24, Dallas wrapped up its fourth straight NFC Eastern Division
title – a feat that no other NFC East team has accomplished other than the Cowboys teams from 1976 to 1979.
SMITH WINS FOURTH RUSHING CROWN – Emmitt Smith closes the season with a team-record 1,773 rushing yards
and an NFL record 25 touchdowns. Smith led the NFL in rushing for the fourth time in five years, becoming just the fifth
player in NFL history to win at least four rushing titles.

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2022 SEASONTEN PRO BOWLERS SELECTED – Ten Cowboys are selected to the NFC Pro Bowl squad. Since 1993, Dallas has earned
32 Pro Bowl selections – the most ever by one team over a three year period of time.
EIGHTH NFC TITLE – The Cowboys win an NFL record eighth conference championship game by defeating the Green
Bay Packers 38-27 at Texas Stadium on Jan. 14, 1996. The victory marked the Cowboys third NFC title in four years.
THREE SUPER BOWL TITLES IN FOUR YEARS – Dallas becomes the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls
in a four year period by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17 in Super Bowl XXX at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, AZ.
The game, played on Jan. 28, 1996, is witnessed by 138.4 million television viewers, making Super Bowl XXX the mostwatched event in television history. The victory enables Dallas to earn its fifth Super Bowl title – joining the San Francisco
49ers as the only NFL franchises to win five Super Bowls.

1996
RENFRO ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Mel Renfro, a 10-time Pro Bowl selection, becomes the seventh player in clubhistory to gain induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. During his 14-year career, Renfro became one of the best to
ever play in the secondary, recording 52 career interceptions and a 26.4-yard career kickoff return average – marks thatstill stand as club records.
SMITH PASSES 10,000 YARDS – On a six-yard dash up the middle against Washington on Thanksgiving Day, Emmitt
Smith became the 12th player in NFL history to rush for 10,000 yards. Smith’s feat highlighted a 21-10 win over the
Redskins at Texas Stadium on Nov. 28.
NINE PRO BOWLERS SELECTED – A NFL-high nine players are selected to the NFC Pro Bowl squad, the fourth straightyear Dallas has led the NFL in Pro Bowl selections. Over the past four seasons, Dallas has sent 41 players to Hawaii, themost ever in the NFL in a four-year period. The next highest total was posted by the 1971-74 Miami Dolphins with 38.

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RECORDSEIGHTEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – On Dec. 15, Dallas wrapped up its fifth straight NFC Eastern Division title – afeat never before achieved in the NFC East – and the 18th division title in team history with a 12-6 win over New Englandat Texas Stadium. The Carolina Panthers eliminated the Cowboys from the playoffs in a divisional playoff loss at Carolina.

1997
IRVIN TOPS 10,000 YARDS – On a 14-yard touchdown reception at Washington on Oct. 13, Michael Irvin became the14th player in NFL history to record over 10,000 yards receiving.
PLAYOFF STREAK SNAPPED – The Cowboys close the 1997 season with a 6-10 record, marking the team’s first nonplayoff season since 1990.

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1998
GAILEY NAMED HEAD COACH – Jerry Jones named Chan Gailey as the fourth head coach in the history of the Dallas Cowboys franchise on Feb. 12. Gailey, who had previously served as the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator,
replaced Barry Switzer, who resigned from his position on January 9th.
TRAINING CAMP OPENS IN WICHITA FALLS – The Cowboys open training camp at Midwestern State University in
Wichita Falls, Texas on July 15. Attendance figures for the four-week camp exceed 100,000.
SANDERS SETS RETURN MARK – On Sept. 21, Deion Sanders returned a punt 59 yards for a touchdown in the first half
at the New York Giants and then took an interception 71 yards for a score in the fourth quarter. It was the first time in clubhistory one player scored two touchdowns on returns of any kind in the same game.
SMITH BECOMES CLUB’S ALL-TIME RUSHER – With 163 yards on 29 carries in a 16-6 win over the New York Giants
on Nov. 8, Emmitt Smith becomes the Dallas Cowboys all-time leading rusher. Smith’s performance pushes him past Tony
Dorsett (12,036) and into the Cowboys top spot.

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passing Marcus Allen (123). Smith later added a 26-yard score to give him 125 rushing touchdowns by season’s end.

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NINETEENTH DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP – After a one-year absence from postseason play, the Cowboys clinch theirsixth NFC Eastern Division title in the last seven years with a 13-9 win over Philadelphia at Texas Stadium on Dec. 20. The
1998 division crown is the 19th division championship (15th NFC East title) in the club’s 39-year history.

COWBOYS POST 10 WINS AND SWEEP NFC EAST – The Cowboys closed the year with a 23-7 victory over Washington and a 10-6 record, marking the 23rd season in which Dallas recorded at least 10 wins – a NFL record. The win over the
Redskins also enabled Dallas to become the first team in the history of the NFC East to post an 8-0 record in division play.

1999
COWBOYS COMEBACK – The Cowboys overcome a 21 point fourth quarter deficit and pull out an overtime win over the
Washington Redskins in the season opener on Sept. 12. After the team scored 21 points in the fourth quarter to tie thegame – tying the largest deficit overcome to win a game – Troy Aikman connected with Raghib Ismail on a 76-yard bombin overtime to provide the final margin of victory.

SELLOUT STREAK ENDS – The Dallas Cowboys NFL-record of consecutive games in front of sold out stadiums comesto an end on Dec. 24, 1999 in a Christmas Eve game against the New Orleans Saints in the Louisiana Superdome. The
streak, which included home and away games, came to a halt after 160 games. It began on December 23, 1990 at
Philadelphia’s Veterans Stadium and included 79 straight sell-outs at Texas Stadium (including playoffs) and 81 straightsell-outs on the road (including playoffs).

2022 SEASONIRVIN RECORDS FINAL CATCH – On Oct. 10 at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, wide receiver Michael Irvin went acrossthe middle and hauled in an eight-yard reception for the 750th catch of his career. The catch would be the last of his career
as he suffered neck and back injuries on the play and was never able to return to the playing field. Irvin finished his careertied for 10th on the NFL’s all-time reception list and was ninth all-time in receiving yards.

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COWBOYS EXTEND NFL-RECORD WITH 25TH PLAYOFF APPEARANCE – The Cowboys extended their NFL record forpostseason appearances to 25 with a 20-7 loss to Arizona in a NFC Wild Card Playoff Game at Texas Stadium on Jan. 2, 1999.

AIKMAN NFL’S WINNINGEST QUARTERBACK – With eight wins in 1999, Troy Aikman became the winningest starting
quarterback of any decade in NFL history with 90 wins in the 1990s. He broke the mark of 86 wins set by Joe Montana
in the 1980s.

SMITH BECOMES NFL’S ALL-TIME LEADING POSTSEASON RUSHER – Emmitt Smith ran for 99 yards in a 27-10 loss
at Minnesota in an NFC Wild Card Playoff Game on Jan. 9, 1999. The total gave Smith the NFL record with 1,586 career
postseason rushing yards, moving him past Franco Harris (1,556).

RECORDSTEAM OF THE 90’S – The Cowboys close the century as the NFL’s most successful team in the decade of the 1990s.
From 1990 to 1999, Dallas qualified for the playoffs eight times, won six division titles, made four trips to the conference
championship game and won three Super Bowls.

2000

TOM LANDRY DIES – After a long battle with leukemia, Tom Landry died on Feb. 12 at the age of 75.
SMITH ECLIPSES 15,000 YARDS – With 150 yards rushing against Washington on Dec. 10, running back Emmitt Smith
became just the third player in NFL history to rush for over 15,000 career yards, joining Walter Payton and Barry Sanders.
Smith’s effort also pushed him past the 1,000-yard mark for the season, marking the 10th consecutive season he hasdone so. Barry Sanders is the only other player to have accomplished this feat.

AIKMAN RETIRES – At a press conference at Texas Stadium on April 9, quarterback Troy Aikman announced his retirement after 12 seasons with the Cowboys. Aikman departed holding or tied for 47 separate club passing records.
HAYES HONORED – Former All-Pro wide receiver Bob Hayes, the “World’s Fastest Human,” became the 11th member ofthe Ring of Honor. He was inducted during a ceremony at halftime of the San Diego game on Sept. 23.

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2001

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RECORDSCAMPO NAMED HEAD COACH – Jerry Jones named Cowboys defensive coordinator Dave Campo as the fifth headcoach in franchise history on Jan. 26. Campo spent the previous 11 seasons as an assistant coach in Dallas and was thedefensive coordinator for the 1995 team that won Super Bowl XXX. He replaced Chan Gailey, who was fired on Jan. 11.

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SMITH BECOMES NFL’S ALL-TIME LEADING RUSHER – On second-and-seven from the Dallas 30-yard line with 9:28
remaining in the fourth quarter against Seattle at Texas Stadium on Oct. 27, Emmitt Smith burst up the middle on an
11-yard run to become the NFL’s all-time leading rusher. With that carry, he moved past Walter Payton’s mark of 16,726
career rushing yards. Smith finished the day with 109 yards on 24 carries. By season’s end, he had extended the record
to 17,162 career rushing yards.

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2003
PARCELLS BECOMES SIXTH COACH IN CLUB HISTORY – On Jan. 2, Bill Parcells was named the sixth head coachin club history, replacing Dave Campo who was fired on December 30. In 15 seasons as a head coach with the New York
Giants, the New England Patriots and the New York Jets, Parcells has posted a 149-106-1 record, including victories inSuper Bowls XXI and XXV with the Giants and an appearance in Super Bowl XXXI with the Patriots. His 149 career wins
place him 13th in NFL history.
EMMITT SMITH RELEASED – On Feb. 27, Emmitt Smith was released after 13 seasons with the club. He departs as
the NFL’s all-time leading rusher and holds or is tied for 62 club records. On March 27, Smith signed a two-year contract
with the Arizona Cardinals.
TEX SCHRAMM DIES – One of the founding fathers of the Dallas Cowboys, Tex Schramm died on July 15 at the ageof 83.
SCHRAMM HONORED – The first president and general manager of the club, Tex Schramm became the 12th memberof the Ring of Honor. He was a driving force in turning a 1960 expansion team into one of the most popular and successful
sports franchises in the world, Schramm was honored during a halftime ceremony of the Philadelphia game on Oct. 12.
COWBOYS POST 10 WINS AND RETURN TO THE PLAYOFFS – The Cowboys topped the N.Y. Giants on Dec. 21 torecord their 10th win of the season and secure a wild card berth in the playoffs. It was the club’s 27th postseason appearance, extending their NFL record. It was also the 24th season in franchise history that the club had posted at least
10 wins, also a league record.

2004
HARRIS AND WRIGHT HONORED – Two members of the NFL’s All-Decade team from the 1970s, Cliff Harris and Rayfield
Wright, became the 13th and 14th members of the Ring of Honor. The duo were key members of the Cowboys teams that
captured Super Bowl VI and XII titles and were both six-time Pro Bowl selections. Harris and Wright were honored during a
ceremony at halftime of the N.Y. Giants game on Oct. 10.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS AND THE DALLAS COWBOYS – With 55% of the vote, the citizens of Arlington, Texas, overwhelming support a stadium referendum at the polls on Nov. 2. The public-private partnership between the City of Arlington andthe Dallas Cowboys will fund a retractable roof stadium with capacity for up to 90,000 people in the heart of Arlington’sentertainment district. With over $400 million committed by the team and stadium users, it will be the largest private
investment in a stadium in NFL history, and the stadium will give North Texas the ability to bring major events like the Super
Bowl and the NCAA Final Four to the region.
SMITH AND WOODSON RETIRE – Within one month’s time, the NFL’s all-time leading rusher and the Cowboys all-timeleading tackler walk away from the game of football for the final time. At a December 29 press conference, Darren
Woodson announced his retirement after 12 seasons with the Cowboys. Woodson departed with the club record forcareer tackles with 1,350. Just a few weeks later on February 3, 2005 at a press conference in Jacksonville, Florida, atSuper Bowl XXXIX, Emmitt Smith announced his retirement after 13 seasons with the Cowboys and two with the Arizona
Cardinals. In 15 NFL seasons he amassed league records with 18,355 rushing yards, 164 rushing touchdowns and 78
100-yard rushing games.

2005
TRIPLETS HONORED – Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith, the cornerstone players of the three-time Super
Bowl Champion Cowboys teams of the 1990s became the 15th, 16th and 17th members of the club’s Ring of Honor. The
trio finished their Cowboys career holding almost every major passing, receiving and rushing record while helping the team
become the NFL’s Team of the Decade for the ‘90s. A record crowd of 65,207 fans pack Texas Stadium to witness thehalftime event during the Monday Night Football match-up against division rival Washington on Sept. 19.

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29TH WINNING SEASON – With a 24-20 win at Carolina, the Cowboys clinch the 29th winning season in the franchise’s
46 years in operation. Dallas finished the year 9-7.
20 MILLION FANS – The Cowboys played in front of 63,131 fans in the regular season finale at Texas Stadium on Jan.
1, 2006, pushing the club’s all-time home attendance figure past the 20 million mark. Dating back to the 1960 franchise
opener at the Cotton Bowl, 20,002,761 fans have now seen the Dallas Cowboys live at the Cotton Bowl and Texas Stadium.

2006
AIKMAN AND WRIGHT ENTER HALL OF FAME – Three-time Super Bowl Champion quarterback Troy Aikman and sixtime Pro Bowl tackle Rayfield Wright become the eighth and ninth former Cowboys to be enshrined in the Pro Football Hallof Fame in Canton, Ohio. Aikman, the MVP of Super Bowl XXVII and the winningest quarterback of the 1990’s is selected
in his first year of eligibility. Wright, a member of the NFL’s 1970s All-Decade team and two Super Bowl winning teams in
Dallas is selected in his first year as a senior’s committee nominee. Enshrinement ceremonies were scheduled for Aug.
5, 2006 in Canton, Ohio.
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON NEW COWBOYS STADIUM – On April 10, 2006, ground was broken on the new Dallas
Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The state-of-the art venue is scheduled for completion by the start of the 2009 NFL
season and will accommodate between 80,000 and 100,000 fans.

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30th WINNING SEASON AND 28th PLAYOFF APPEARANCE – A victory over the Atlanta Falcons in the Georgia Domeon Dec. 16 wrapped up the Cowboys place in the NFL playoffs for the 28th time while securing the club’s 30th winningseason (9-7).

2007
PHILLIPS HIRED AS SEVENTH HEAD COACH – On Feb. 8, Jerry Jones announced the appointment of Wade Phillips as
the seventh head coach in Dallas Cowboys history. Phillips, who brought a previous 45-35 record as an NFL head coachto the club, replaced Bill Parcells who announced his retirement from coaching on Jan. 22.

IRVIN ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Michael Irvin, a member of six divisional winners and three Super Bowl championshipteams with the Cowboys of the 1990s, became the 10th former Dallas Cowboys player to be enshrined in the Pro Football
Hall of Fame. Irvin, the Cowboys career leader in receptions and yardage, chose team owner Jerry Jones to present him
for induction at the ceremony in Canton, Ohio on Aug. 4, 2007.

2008
PRO BOWL COWBOYS – A record 13 Dallas Cowboys participated in the Pro Bowl in Hawaii (Feb. 10). Representing theclub on offense were starters Tony Romo, Terrell Owens, Flozell Adams, Andre Gurode, Leonard Davis and Jason Witten.
Marion Barber was a reserve for the NFC offense. On the defensive side, DeMarcus Ware and Ken Hamlin were starters
while Roy Williams, Terence Newman and Greg Ellis were reserves. Rookie placekicker Nick Folk was also selected.

SACK ATTACK – In the final game at Texas Stadium, DeMarcus Ware picked up his league-leading 20th sack of theseason. Ware’s 20.0 sacks also established a club record since sacks became an official stat in 1982.

2009

DRAFTING A DOZEN ­– The Dallas Cowboys entered the 2009 draft with 11 selections and finished the weekend with 12
picks. Dallas’ 12 draft picks marked the most selected since the draft was shortened to seven rounds in 1994 and themost overall picks since selecting 15 players in 1992’s 12-round draft. After trading away their second round pick - theclub’s only first-day draft pick - Dallas selected all 12 picks from Round Three on to mark the most selections after the thirdround since picking up 14 players in the 12-round draft in 1991.

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HAYES ENTERS HALL OF FAME ­– “Bullet” Bob Hayes was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, becoming the 11th
former Cowboy to receive that honor. Hayes spent 10 seasons with the Cowboys and revolutionized the wide receiver position and the way defenses would play in the NFL. He began his 11-year NFL career after winning two olympic gold medals
at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan where he earned the title of “The World’s Fastest Human.” The three-time Pro
Bowl selection arrived in Dallas after the olympics and remains - as the only rookie in franchise history to ever lead the teamin receptions (46), receiving yards (1,003) and a rookie club record of 12 touchdown catches.

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A FINAL FAREWELL – The Dallas Cowboys played their final game at Texas Stadium against the Baltimore Ravens onSat., Dec. 20 in front of 63,800 fans. Jason Witten scored the final Cowboys touchdown at the stadium on a 21-yard
pass from Tony Romo to cut Dallas’ deficit to 26-24 with 1:36 remaining. On Baltimore’s next possession, Le’Ron McClainscored on an 82-yard run to mark the longest running play by an opponent at the stadium to give the Ravens the 33-24 win.

2022 SEASONCOWBOYS WIN NFC EASTERN DIVISION – With a 28-27 win at Detroit on Dec. 9, the Cowboys clinched the NFC Eastern Division title for the first time since 1998. The win gave Dallas its 20th division championship (16th NFC East). Dallas
closed the season with an NFC-best 13-3 record, tying the club mark for regular season victories that was set in 1992.

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SUPER BOWL AWARDED TO NORTH TEXAS AND COWBOYS NEW STADIUM – On May 22, at NFL owners’ meetingsin Nashville, North Texas was selected to host Super Bowl XLV. The game will be played at the Cowboys new stadiumin Arlington, Texas on February 6, 2011. The first Super Bowl to be presented in North Texas was awarded on the fourthballot of a vote by the NFL ownership.

RIBBON CUTTING ­– In a ceremony involving the Jones Family, Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck, and a host of Cowboys
greats on hand, the West End Zone doors to AT&T Stadium were officially opened to a crowd of close to 2,000 as part ofthe building’s Ribbon Cutting ceremony on May 27.

ATTENDANCE RECORD –­ The 105,121 fans who attended the first regular season game at AT&T Stadium (Dallas vs.
the N.Y. Giants, 9/20/09) became the largest crowd to ever witness an NFL regular season -- or postseason -- game.

2010

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSOPENING ACT ­– The inaugural event at AT&T Stadium was a star-studded country music concert headlined by George
Strait. Superstar Reba McEntire, singer/songwriter Blake Shelton and recording artist Lee Ann Womack joined the event.

COWBOYS WIN NFC EASTERN DIVISION ­– With a 24-0 win over Philadelphia (1/3/10), the Cowboys wrapped up the
NFC Eastern Division title -- marking the 21st division crown in the club’s 50 year history. Dallas advanced to the playoffs
for the 12th time in the 21 years of Jones’ tenure as the owner and general manager.

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AT&T STADIUM HOSTS FIRST PLAYOFF GAME – Dallas beat Philadelphia 34-14 in front of 92,951 fans in Arlington(1/19/10). The victory increased the Cowboys NFL-best total of all-time postseason wins to 33.

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NBA ALL STAR GAME – The 108,713 fans who saw the NBA All Star Game at AT&T Stadium became a part of history as
they made up the largest crowd to attend a basketball game - at any level - in the more than 100-year history of the sport.
SMITH ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Emmitt Smith, the NFL’s all-time leading rusher with 18,355 yards and winner of three
Super Bowl rings, became the 12th player in franchise history inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Smith, who
won NFL and Super Bowl MVP awards and is the NFL record holder with 11 consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons, ispresented by team owner Jerry Jones for the induction ceremony.
MIDSEASON CHANGE – For the first time in Dallas Cowboys history, a coaching change was made during the season.
Wade Phillips was relieved of his duties on Nov. 8 and Jason Garrett was named Interim Head Coach. Under Garrett, Dallas
finished the season 5-3 after starting it 1-6.

2011
GARRETT BECOMES EIGHTH HEAD COACH IN CLUB HISTORY – On Jan. 5, Jason Garrett was named the eighth headcoach in franchise history after serving as the interim head coach for the second half of the 2010 season. Garrett spent
the previous four seasons as the club’s offensive coordinator while also serving as the assistant head coach for three.
NEW COACHING STAFF MOVES IN – Beginning with the hiring of Rob Ryan as the club’s defensive coordinator on Jan.
15, Dallas added six new coaches and added duties to three others. Matt Eberflus became the linebackers coach on Jan.
26, followed by Ben Bloom as the defensive quality control coach/linebackers on Jan. 31. Brian Baker was named defensive line coach on Feb. 7, Mike Woicik returned as the strength and conditioning coach on Feb. 9, Jimmy Robinson became
the assistant head coach/wide receivers on Feb. 11 and Walt Williams an assistant strength and conditioning coach on
Feb. 14. On Feb. 17, John Garrett added the title passing game coordinator, Hudson Houck running game coordinator and
Wes Phillips was named assistant offensive line coach.
SANDERS ENTERS HALL OF FAME – Deion Sanders, a member of three divisional winners and a Super Bowl championship team with the Cowboys from 1995-99, became the 13th former Dallas Cowboys player to be enshrined in the Pro
Football Hall of Fame. Sanders, the biggest free agent move in the history of the franchise at the time, was also the only
man in professional sports to play in both a World Series and a Super Bowl.
SUPER BOWL XLV COMES TO NORTH TEXAS – For the first time in the region’s history, North Texas played host to a
Super Bowl when the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers faced off in Super Bowl XLV on Feb. 6 at AT&T Stadium.
The Packers earned their fourth Super Bowl Championship with a 31-25 win in front of 103,219 fans - the fourth-largest
crowd to watch a Super Bowl.
THREE ENTER RING OF HONOR – Larry Allen, Charles Haley and Drew Pearson were inducted into the Ring of Honor
on Nov. 6, 2011 at halftime of the Cowboys-Seahawks game becoming the 18th, 19th and 20th members of the club’s
Ring of Honor. All three players earned Super Bowl rings in their years with the Cowboys, Allen - three; Haley - three andPearson - one.

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RECORDSSETTING RECORDS – DeMarco Murray saw extended time against St. Louis (10/23) with an injury to Felix Jones. Murrayseized the opportunity and established a single-game club record with 253 rushing yards, breaking Emmitt Smith’s markof 237 set in 1993. He scored his first career touchdown on a 91-yard run which was the longest first career rushing
touchdown in NFL history and the second-longest run in team history. Over the course of the next four games, he rushed
for 601 yards, the most in club history over that span.

2012
COACHING STAFF ADDITIONS – The Dallas Cowboys welcomed three new coaches to their staff in the 2012 offseason
starting with Bill Callahan, who was named the club’s offensive coordinator/offensive line coach on Jan. 12. That same day,the club hired Jerome Henderson to lead the secondary and added Joe Baker as an assistant secondary coach on Feb. 13.
FREE AGENCY FRENZY – The Cowboys were active in free agency, signing seven veteran players, the most since 1990
when 16 were signed. The club targeted cover corner Brandon Carr and locked him up with a five-year $50.1 million
contract on March 14. The team also signed guard Mackenzy Bernadeau, quarterback Kyle Orton, and fullback Lawrence
Vickers on the same day. Linebacker Dan Connor was added on March 15, guard Nate Livings on March 16 and safety
Brodney Pool on March 19.
TRADE TO LAND IN TOP 10 – With the trade to move up to the sixth overall pick to select cornerback Morris Claiborne,
the Cowboys traded into the top 10 in the NFL Draft for the first time since trading up to draft Russell Maryland with the
top overall selection in 1991.
ALL-TIME RECEPTIONS LEADER – In the fourth quarter of the game at Atlanta (11/4), Jason Witten hauled in his fourthcatch of the game to give him 751 career receptions to pass Michael Irvin’s club record of 750.

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BREAKING A RECORD – With his third catch of the home finale against New Orleans On Dec. 23, Jason Witten established an NFL tight end single-season receptions record, finishing the game with 103 catches. The previous mark washeld by Tony Gonzalez (102 in 2004). Witten finished the season with 110 catches, just one shy of Michael Irvin’s record
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1990s and 2000s, became the second Cowboys offensive lineman to earn a bust in Canton. Parcells, who coached four
seasons in Dallas, is the third head coach (Tom Landry) or executive (Tex Schramm) to have the honor.

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2014

500TH WIN – In handing New Orleans (9/28) a 38-17 Sunday night loss, the Dallas Cowboys registered their 500th
overall win (including postseason). Dallas became the 11th team in NFL history with 500 wins, and did it in 880 games,
the second-fastest to reach 500. Chicago was the fastest, reaching the mark in 870 games.

PLAYERSIT’S GOOD! – Dan Bailey drilled two field goals in the win at St. Louis (9/21) to pass Chris Boniol with the longest streakof consecutive field goals made - 28. He added two more against Houston (10/5) before missing one in that same game,setting the mark at 30.

900 CATCHES FOR 10,000 YARDS – Jason Witten became the second Dallas Cowboy (Irvin) to reach 10,000 career
receiving yards after tallying 59 yards against Houston (10/5). He then became just the second tight end - 16th player - inleague history to reach 900 career catches with his two at Seattle (10/12).

RUN MURRAY, RUN – DeMarco Murray’s 128 rushing yards against the N.Y. Giants (10/19) made him the first rusher
in NFL history to record a streak of seven consecutive games to open the season with 100 rushing yards, breaking Jim
Brown’s 56-year old record of six straight games to open a season. Murray continued the streak a week later against
Washington (10/27) before failing to reach 100 yards versus Arizona in Week 9, setting the NFL record at eight consecutive games. Murray was recognized as the NFL Offensive player of the month in both September and October for his
accomplishments during the stretch.

DOUBLE CROWN WITH A SPLASH – Dallas closed out its home schedule with a 42-7 victory over Indianapolis (12/21)
to give the club its 22nd division and 18th NFC East title. Then the season-ending win at Washington (12/28) provided
several highlights for Dallas. The club earned its eighth road win of the season to become the first team in club history
and the sixth team since the NFL merger to go 8-0 on the road. Additionally, Murray finished the game with his club-record
12th 100-yard game of the season to give him 1,845 yards on the season, passing Emmitt Smith’s previous mark of
1,773 (1995).

WITH HONORS – Dallas Cowboys Owner, President and General Manager Jerry Jones was recognized as the 2014 Pro
Football Writers of America Executive of the Year. Jones is the first member of the Cowboys – and second NFL owner(Al Davis, Oakland – 2002) – to earn the PFWA’s Executive of the Year award, which began in 1993. DeMarco Murray
was named the AP Offensive Player of the Year for 2014. In his best season as a professional, Murray led the NFL with a
Cowboys franchise-record 1,845 rushing yards, 2,261 scrimmage yards, 392 rush attempts and 13 touchdowns while
carrying the Cowboys into the playoffs for the first time since 2009. The Dallas Cowboys placed a league-high four players– wide receiver Dez Bryant, center Travis Frederick, running back DeMarco Murray and tackle Tyron Smith – on the 2014
All-NFL team, chosen in voting conducted by the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA).

COACH EXTENDED – The Dallas Cowboys signed Head Coach Jason Garrett to a five-year contract extension on January
15, 2015. Garrett is third on the Dallas Cowboys all-time coaching wins list, with 42 regular and postseason victories. The
Cowboys also announced an extension for Defensive Coordinator Rod Marinelli as well as an extension and promotion of
Scott Linehan to offensive coordinator.
WOODSON HONORED – During halftime of Dallas’ Nov. 1, 2015 game against the Seattle Seahawks, Darren Woodson
was inducted as the 21st member of the Cowboys Ring of Honor at AT&T Stadium. He finished his career as the Cowboys
all-time leading tackler with 1,350 stops, was named to the Pro Bowl five times and was a three-time Super Bowl champion.

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DYNAMIC DUO – Tony Romo connected with Dez Bryant for their 50th touchdown in the fourth quarter at Miami (11/22)
to surpass Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin (49) for the most QB-WR touchdowns in franchise history. It took Bryant and Romo
68 games to score 50 touchdowns, while it took Aikman and Irvin 128 games to reach 49 touchdowns.

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2015

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RECORDSEIGHT-BALL TO THE PRO BOWL – The Dallas Cowboys had eight players - seven on offense - earn a selection to the
Pro Bowl. DeMarco Murray made his second trip and was selected as a team captain. Tony Romo (fourth), Jason Witten(10th), Tyron Smith (second), Dez Bryant (first), Travis Frederick (first), Louis-Philippe Ladouceur (first) and Zack Martin(first) all made the cut.

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ALL-TIME CLUB PASSING YARDS LEADER – Tony Romo completed 18-of-20 passes for 218 yards in the win at Indianapolis (12/21). His 218 yards gave him 32,971 for his career to pass Troy Aikman (32,942) as the club’s all-time
passing yards leader.

2022 SEASONTHE GOAT – In the win at Seattle (10/12), Dan Bailey had three field goals, including a career-long 56-yarder, to give him
102 career field goals made. He became the second Cowboys kicker (Rafael Septien) to reach 100 and also qualified for
all-time kicking stats. By season’s end, Bailey’s 89.8 field goal percentage is tops all-time.

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ALL-TIME CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED LEADER – Jason Witten played in his 197th consecutive game at Miami(11/22) to surpass Bob Lilly (196, 1961-1974) for the most consecutive games played in team history. He then played in
his 200th consecutive game at Green Bay (12/13) to become the first Cowboy to reach that milestone.
1,000 RECEPTIONS – Jason Witten reached 1,000 career receptions at Washington (12/7) to become the 12th player
in NFL history - second tight end - to do so. By reaching that mark in his 203rd game, he became the sixth-fastest player
in NFL history - fastest tight end - to get to that point.

PLAYERSGARRETT PASSES JOHNSON IN WINS – Head Coach Jason Garrett earned his 45th career regular season win at
Washington (12/7) to surpass Jimmy Johnson (44) for the second-most regular season head coaching wins in team history.
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A CATCH – Jason Witten caught a pass in his 118th consecutive game at Buffalo(12/27) to surpass Michael Irvin (117) for the most consecutive games with a catch in team history.

2016

2022 SEASONEND OF AN ERA – After 31 years of calling the Valley Ranch practice facility home, the Cowboys conduct their finalpractice at the team headquarters in Irving, TX on June 21.
A NEW HEADQUARTERS – The organization moves into The Star in Frisco, Texas, the new World Headquarters of
the Dallas Cowboys. The move enables the team to become the first and only NFL team to share a training facility
with a public high school athletic program at Ford Center – an indoor venue with a seating capacity of 12,000.
SHATTERING A CLUB RECORD – In the Thursday night win at Minnesota (Dec. 1), the Dallas Cowboys extended
their win streak to 11 games - the longest single-season streak in franchise history.
LUCKY WEEK 13 – With the 17-15 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night, along with the Washington
Redskins loss the following Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys became the first team in the NFL to clinch a playoff berth- the franchise’s 32nd trip to the postseason.

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GOING BOWLING – Five Dallas Cowboys were initially selected to the Pro Bowl - Tyron Smith (fourth selection),
Travis Frederick and Zack Martin (three apiece) and Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott (first). Two more were added
as replacements - Dez Bryant (third, for Julio Jones) and Sean Lee (second, for Luke Kuechly).

2017
HIGHEST HONOR, AND THEN SOME – On the eve of Super Bowl LI, Owner/President/General Manager Jerry
Jones became the newest member of the Dallas Cowboys selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The accoladescontinued as Jason Garrett was named AP Coach of the Year, Dak Prescott was named AP Offensive Rookie of
the Year, the offensive line earned the Built Ford Tough Offensive Line of the Year and Ezekiel Elliot was the FedEx
Ground Player of the Year.

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RECORDSA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT – Owner/President/General Manager Jerry Jones received the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by SportsBusiness Daily/Journal at a banquet in New York City.
HALL OF FAME OWNER - Owner/President/General Manager Jerry Jones is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of
Fame on August 5, 2017, becoming the 15th owner to be enshrined.
RECORD SETTER - Jason Witten sets the Cowboys franchise record for most career receiving yards, eclipsing
Michael Irvin (11,904) in Cowboys annals in the home-opening win against the N.Y. Giants on Sept. 9. He passed
Ed “Too Tall” Jones for most games played by a Cowboy (224) the following week at Denver.
TOUCHDOWN FOR 88 - Dez Bryant establishes a franchise record, topping Bob Hayes (71) with his 72nd career
receiving touchdown against Washington on Oct. 21.

SIDELINESHISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSWINNING OWNER - The Cowboys win at the N.Y. Giants on Dec. 10, 2017 serves as Jerry Jones’ 250th regularseason win as the Dallas Cowboys Owner, President and General Manager since purchasing the team in 1989.
PRO BOWL COWBOY - Jason Witten earns his 11th trip to the Pro Bowl to tie Bob Lilly for the most appearancesin franchise history. He was joined by Travis Frederick (fourth), Tyron Smith (fifth), Zack Martin (fourth) and DeMarcus Lawrence (first) as Pro Bowl selections.

2018
COACHING STAFF ADDITIONS – The Dallas Cowboys welcomed eight new coaches to their staff in the 2018
offseason, including four assistants on offense - Paul Alexander (offensive line), Sanjay Lal (wide receivers), Kellen Moore (quarterbacks) and Doug Nussmeier (tight ends). On defense, Kris Richard was brought in to lead thesecondary and coordinate the passing defense, along with Ken Amato (defensive assistant). Doug Colman (asst.
special teams) and Markus Paul (strength and conditioning) were the final additions.
LONG BALL BRETT - First-year kicker Brett Maher connected on a 62-yard field goal in the Cowboys December
victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, the seventh-longest field goal in NFL history and the longest make in Cowboys
history, besting the previous long of 56 yards.

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NFC EAST CHAMPS - With a win over Tampa Bay on Dec. 23, Dallas earned its 20th NFC East Division title since
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IT HAS A NICE RING TO IT - During halftime of the team’s contest against the New Orleans Saints, the Cowboys
named Gil Brandt as the 22nd member of the Ring of Honor.

ZEKE 2K - Ezekiel Elliott tallied 2,001 scrimmage yards and led the NFL in rushing with 1,434 yards, becoming
only the fifth NFL player and second Cowboy to lead the league in rushing twice in their first three seasons.

PRO BOWL COWBOYS - The Cowboys sent eight players to the Pro Bowl, with five players from offense earninga spot in the game. Tyron Smith earned his sixth overall and sixth consecutive trip, tying Rayfield Wright for themost by a Cowboys tackle in team history. He was joined by Zack Martin (fifth), Amari Cooper (third), Ezekiel Elliott(second), DeMarcus Lawrence (second), Dak Prescott (second), Byron Jones (first) and rookie linebacker Leighton
Vander Esch (first) - the 11th rookie and first rookie linebacker to make the game in team history.

PLAYERSI MUST BREAK YOU - Rookie Leighton Vander Esch established a franchise rookie record for tackles in a single-season, leading the Cowboys defense with 176 tackles. He also established the club rookie single-game record
with 19 stops at Philadelphia on Nov. 11.

2019

COACHING STAFF ADDITIONS – The Dallas Cowboys shuffled the coaching ranks following the 2018 season,promoting Kellen Moore from quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator, Marc Colombo from assistant offensive
line to offensive line coach, and adding three new coaches to the staff - Jon Kitna as quarterbacks coach, Adam
Kleffner as assitant offensive line, and Carlos Polk as assistant special teams.
WAR DADDY BUCKS - The Dallas Cowboys signed defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence to a five-year contract
extension worth more than $100 million, making him the highest paid player in Cowboys history. Prior to the startof the season, the club signed running back Ezekiel Elliott to a $90 million extension, making him the highest paidrunning back in league history at the time of signing.

WITTEN IN HISTORY - Jason Witten returned to the Cowboys after a brief hiatus during the 2018 season, playing
in his 16th NFL campaign - making him the longest-tenured Cowboy in franchise history.

RECORDSQUARTERDAK - Dak Prescott continued his ascent as one of the league’s top young quarterbacks, leading theNFL’s top-ranked offense and notching career highs in passing yards (4,902 - second in team history), completions(second), attempts (596) and passing touchdowns (30), becoming only the second passer in Cowboys history toreach 4,000 yards and 30 touchdowns in a single-season.

2022 SEASONGOLD JACKET GIL - On the eve of Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, Gil Brandt became the most recent Dallas Cowboy
selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

OFFENSIVE ARSENAL - The Cowboys boasted a 4,000-yard passer (Prescott, 4,902), 1,000-yard rusher (Elliott,
1,357) and two 1,000-yard receivers (Cooper, 1,189 and Michael Gallup, 1,008) for the first time in franchise
history, and the offense totaled a team-record 6,904 net yards.

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PRO BOWL COWBOYS - The Cowboys sent six players to the Pro Bowl, with five players from offense earning a
spot in the game. Tyron Smith earned his seventh overall and seventh consecutive trip, passing Rayfield Wright forthe most by a Cowboys tackle in team history. He was joined by Zack Martin (sixth), Travis Frederick (fifth), Amari
Cooper (fourth), Ezekiel Elliott (third), and Jaylon Smith (first) in the all-star game.

McCARTHY BECOMES NINTH HEAD COACH IN CLUB HISTORY - On Jan. 5, Mike McCarthy was named
the ninth head coach in franchise history. Along with 13 years of head coaching experience and 13 more as
an assistant coach in the NFL, McCarthy comes to Dallas owning the sixth-most wins (125) and fourth-highest
winning percentage among active NFL head coaches, including a Super Bowl XLV win at AT&T Stadium in 2011.

HISTORICALHIGHLIGHTSCOACHING STAFF ADDITIONS - The Dallas Cowboys welcomed 18 new coaches to their staff in the 2020
offseason, including seven assistants on offense - Jeff Blasko (asst. offensive line), Chase Haslett (quality control/
offense), Adam Henry (wide receivers), Skip Peete (running backs), Joe Philbin (offensive line), Scott Tolzien(coaching assistant) and Lunda Wells (tight ends). On defense, Mike Nolan was brought on as the defensive
coordinator and he was joined by George Edwards (senior defensive assistant), Al Harris (secondary), Maurice
Linguist (secondary), Cannon Matthews (quality control/defense), Scott McCurley (linebackers) and Jim Tomsula.
Dallas brought on Rob Davis as the Assistant Head Coach, and then rounded out their coaching staff with John
Fassel (special teams coordinator), Matt Daniels (asst. special teams), and Harold Nash (strength & conditioning).
HALL OF FAME COWBOYS - As part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Centennial Slate, former Cowboys Head
Coach Jimmy Johnson and Safety Cliff Harris were elected to the Hall of Fame, giving Dallas 19 Hall of Famersin its history.

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SIDELINESLAMB OF LEGEND - First round draft pick CeeDee Lamb broke a slew of Cowboys rookie records in his firstyear with the team, smashing Bob Hayes’ rookie recored for receptions (46) by hauling in 74 passes for 935
yards - second in team history by a rookie. He also established a Cowboys rookie record with nine games of fiveor-more catches, and became one-of-three Cowboys players to score a rushing, receiving and return touchdown
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40-39 win. The comeback was tied for the second-largest in team history, trailing three 21-point comebacks.
O’ CANADA - Long time long snapper Louis-Philippe Ladouceur finished his 16th NFL season with the Cowboys
on his way to the second-most games played in Cowboys history with 253. Ladouceur established a record forthe most games played by a Canadian-born player in NFL history, passing Eddie Murray’s 250 games.

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PLAYERSPANDEMIC ATTENDANCE - AT&T Stadium allowed fans at all eight regular season home games in 2020,
becoming one-of-19 NFL teams to host fans during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the Cowboys averaged
over 27,000 fans-per-game, the highest attendance in the NFL during the 2020 season.

2021
HAIL MARY HALL OF FAMER - Dallas Cowboys legend Drew Pearson became the 20th former Cowboy to earna bust in Canton, Ohio as a senior finalist in the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 2021 class. Playing his entire 11-year
career in Dallas, Pearson ranks fourth on the franchise’s all-time list in catches (489) and receiving yards (7,822)
and seventh in receiving touchdowns (48). A member of the NFL’s 1970s All-Decade team, he was inducted into
the Cowboys Ring of Honor in 2011.
FRANCHISE QUARTERDAK - The Dallas Cowboys signed quarterback Dak Prescott to a four-year contract
worth more than $160 million, making him the highest paid player in Cowboys history and cementing his place
among the highest paid players in NFL history.
COACHING STAFF ADDITIONS - The Dallas Cowboys added four new coaches to Mike McCarthy’s staff in his
second season, recruiting Dan Quinn to be the club’s new defensive coordinator and then adding Secondary
Coach Joe Whitt Jr., Defensive Line Coach Aden Durde and Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach CedricSmith.
RECORD-SETTING QUARTERDAK - Dak Prescott returned to the field with a vengeance after a devastating
ankle injury prematurely ended his 2020 season, leading all NFL passers with eight games of a 100.0 passer
rating and at least three touchdown passes while also setting the single-season Cowboys record with 37 touchdown passes in 2021.
CAN YOU DIGG(S) IT? - Trevon Diggs recorded 11 interceptions in his second NFL season, tied with Everson
Walls (11 in 1981) for the most in a single season in team history, and combined with his 21 pass breakups,
he became the seventh defender in the modern NFL era to have double-digit interceptions and at least 20 pass
breakups in a single season.
THE LIONBACKER - Micah Parsons capped one of the most prolific first seasons in NFL history with the AP
Defensive Rookie of the Year award - first ever Cowboy to win the award - adding to his overflowing trophy caseof honors and acknowledgments. Parsons set the Cowboys rookie sack record with 13.0 takedowns in 2021,
which also tied the third-most by any rookie in NFL history, and tallied a full sack in six consecutive games tobecome the third rookie in league history (since 1982 when sacks became official) to record a six-game streakwith a full sack, joining Jevon Kearse (eight games) and Mike Croel (six games).
AP ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR - Defensive Coordinator Dan Quinn was named the 2021 AP AssistantCoach of the Year after leading Dallas to improvements in essentially every major defensive statistical category
in 2021, becoming one of the most dynamic units in the NFL. The defense forced a league-high 34 takeaways
and scored a league-best and franchise-record six defensive touchdowns in 2021, while also finishing second in
the NFL in third down defense (34.1%) and opponent three-and-out drives (43) and ranking seventh in opponent
points-per-game (21.1).
EXCLUSIVE COMPANY - The Cowboys finished 2021 as the first team in NFL history with a 4,000-yard passer(Dak Prescott, 4,429), a 1,000-yard rusher (Ezekiel Elliott, 1,002), a 1,000-yard receiver (CeeDee Lamb, 1,102)
a 10.0-sack player (Micah Parsons, 13.0) and a 10-interception player (Trevon Diggs, 11).
YOU GET A TOUCHDOWN, TOO - The Dallas Cowboys had 22 different players score a touchdown in the 2021
season, which was the most players to score a touchdown in a single season in team history and the most in NFL
history. The 1968, 1980, 1983, 1987 and 2001 Cowboys teams are second with 16 players.
NFC EAST CHAMPS - Dallas earned its 21st NFC East Division title since the division was first formed in 1970,
its fourth division crown in the last six seasons, and went a perfect 6-0 against its division in 2021 - marking justthe third division sweep in a season in team history, joining the 1969 and 1998 Cowboys teams.
LEAGUE-LEADING ATTENDANCE - AT&T Stadium welcomed fans back with open arms in the first full season
after the COVID-19 pandemic limited fan interactions for two seasons, leading the NFL with a home attendanceof 691,390 over eight home games in 2021.
PRO BOWL COWBOYS - The Cowboys sent six players to the Pro Bowl, with four players earning their first
trip to the game. Tyron Smith earned his eighth all-star selection, tying him with Emmitt Smith for the sixth-mostselections in team history. He was joined by Zack Martin (seventh), CeeDee Lamb (first), Trevon Diggs (first),
Micah Parsons (first) and Bryan Anger (first) in the all-star game.

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DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN – Owner/President/General Manager Jerry Jones was honored with the Walter
Camp Distinguished American Award on March 12 at the 56th annual Black Tie National Awards Gala. The Walter
Camp Football Foundation “Distinguished American” award is presented each year to an individual who has utilized
his or her talents to attain great success in business, private life or public service and who may have accomplishedthat which no other has done.

HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE – After losing the season opener to Tampa Bay at AT&T Stadium, the Dallas Cowboys
won their final eight home games to post an 8-1 record at AT&T Stadium, the most home wins in a single season
since the stadium opened in 2009.

RUSH HOUR - After Dak Prescott was injured in the season opener, Cooper Rush was called upon to step in as
the Cowboys signal caller. Rush started the next five games at quarterback, leading the Cowboys to four straightwins before falling at Philadelphia in his final start. Combined with a win at Minnesota in 2021, Rush became theonly quarterback in franchise history to win his first five career starts.
NO SILENCING THIS LAMB - In his first year as the No. 1 receiver for Dallas, CeeDee Lamb had a breakout
season with 107 receptions. Lamb became the third player in franchise history to reach 100 catches in a season, joining Michael Irvin (111 in 1995) and Jason Witten (110 in 2012). Lamb also displayed his big-play ability,
reeling in 24 catches of 20-plus yards, tied for third in the NFL in 2022. After recording five 100-yard receiving
games in his first two seasons combined, Lamb tallied five 100-yard games in 2022 alone, and his 10 career
100-yard games are the second-most by a Cowboys receiver through his first three seasons.

MONEY MAHER - Brett Maher signed with the Cowboys during training camp in Oxnard, Calif., prior to the season. Maher finished his 2022 campaign making 29-of-32 field goals, amounting a career-high 90.6% field goal
percentage. His 137 kicking points were a single-season franchise record. Maher also made nine field goals of
50 yards-or-more, the most in a season in team history and tied for the fifth-most in NFL history.

ALL-PRO COWBOYS - Zack Martin and Micah Parsons were selected to the 2022 AP first-team All-Pro squad.
Martin earned his sixth All-Pro nod, tied with Larry Allen for the third-most in franchise history. Martin and Allen are
also the only two Cowboys offensive linemen with six All-Pro selections. On the defensive side, Parsons earned
his second All-Pro selection in as many seasons, joining Bob Hayes (1965-66) as the only two players in franchise
history to earn first-team All-Pro in each of their first two seasons. Parsons also joined Lawrence Taylor as the
only two NFL defenders with All-Pro nods in their first two seasons since the 1970 NFL-AFL merger.

COACHING STAFF ADDITIONS – The Dallas Cowboys added seven new coaches to the staff in 2023, hiring
Ramon Chinyoung (Quality Control/Assistant Offensive Line), Will Harriger (Quality Control/Offensive Assistant),
Mike Solari (Offensive Line), Sharrif Floyd (Quality Control/Assistant Defensive Line), Pete Ohnegian (Quality Control/
Defensive Assistant) and former Cowboys safety Darian Thompson (Quality Control/Assistant Linebackers).

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PRO BOWL COWBOYS - The Cowboys sent eight players to the Pro Bowl, with three players earning their first
trip to the game. Zack Martin earned his eighth all-star selection, tying him with Emmitt Smith and Tyron Smith forthe sixth-most selections in team history. He was joined by DeMarcus Lawrence (third), Trevon Diggs (second),
CeeDee Lamb (second), Micah Parsons (second), Tyler Biadasz (first), Tony Pollard (first) and KaVontae Turpin(first). Turpin became the first designated return specialist in franchise history to earn a Pro Bowl invite.

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THE LION IS ALWAYS HUNGRY - After a record-setting rookie season in 2021, Micah Parsons was on the
prowl once again, finishing seventh in the NFL with a career-high 13.5 sacks. He is the first player in Cowboys
history with double-digit sacks in each of his first two seasons, and Parsons joined Aldon Smith and Reggie Whiteas the only three NFL players since 1982 with 13.0-plus sacks in each of their first two seasons. Parsons also
racked up six multi-sack games in 2022, tying DeMarcus Ware for the most multi-sack contests in a season.

2022 SEASONTAKE THAT BALL AWAY - The Dallas Cowboys led the NFL with 33 takeaways in 2022 just one season after
leading the league with 34 takeaways. Dallas was the first team to lead the NFL in takeaways in consecutive
seasons since the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1972-74.

PLAYERSDIRTY DOZEN – Head Coach Mike McCarthy led the Dallas Cowboys to a 12-5 regular season record in 2022, thefirst time that Dallas won 12 games in back-to-back seasons since 1994-95. The Cowboys also advanced to thepostseason in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2006-07.

TWO MORE COWBOYS IN HALL OF FAME – Dallas Cowboys legends Chuck Howley and DeMarcus Ware were
officially elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, giving the Cowboys 22 members in Canton, Ohio. Howley, who
was selected as a senior finalist, was eligible for the Hall of Fame for more than 40 years and is still the only player
in NFL history to be named Super Bowl MVP from the losing team (Super Bowl V). Ware, a first-round pick of the
Cowboys in 2005, played nine seasons in Dallas and holds the franchise’s all-time sack record (117.0).

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SIDELINESA SWEET HONOR - Dak Prescott was awarded with one of the highest honors in the NFL when he received
the Walter Payton Man of the Year trophy for his outstanding community service efforts off the field, as well as
excellence on the field. Prescott became the fourth Cowboys player to be bestowed with the honor, joining Roger
Staubach, Troy Aikman and Jason Witten.

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Home to the Dallas Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys have called three different stadiums home during their 63 years of existence. Their original home was the Cotton Bowl (1960-1971), followed by Texas Stadium (1971-2008)
and finally their current home, AT&T Stadium (2009-present).

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Cotton Bowl

The original Fair Park footballstadium was built in 1921 andseated 15,000. That wooden
structure was razed in 1930 andconstruction began on what is
now the Cotton Bowl. The original
seating capacity of the stadium
was 46,200 and built at a costof $328,000. In January 1936,
Fair Park Stadium was officiallyrenamed The Cotton Bowl in recognition of the fact that more cotton was raised within 200 miles
of Dallas than any other town in
America. Later additions of upper
decks on each side increased capacity to 75,504 by the time the
Cowboys arrived in 1960. From1960 into the 1971 season, theCowboys called the Cotton Bowl home, posting a 45-33-4 record, including a 2-2 mark in postseason.
Until 2009, the largest home crowd in club history was the 80,259 fans that packed into the Cotton
Bowl on Nov. 24, 1966 to watch the Cowboys defeat the Cleveland Browns 26-14 in the inauguralThanksgiving Day game in Dallas.

Texas Stadium

Texas Stadium, a footballfacility built at a cost of $35 million in 1971, was the home of
the Dallas Cowboys for 38 seasons and hosted its final gameon Dec. 20, 2008 against theBaltimore Ravens. The Cowboys
opened their facility on Oct. 24,
1971 with a 44-21 victory over
New England. During that time,
the Cowboys posted a 213-100
record (.681), including a 16-6(.727) mark in the postseason,
at home. Located in the Dallas
suburb of Irving, Texas Stadium had a seating capacity of
65,581 and featured 381 luxury suites, 52 concession stands, 40 specialty stands, 86 restrooms, 115 drinking fountains and 130
acres of parking. Texas Stadium’s most unique feature was the partial roof which covered fans frominclement weather but left the game outdoors. The Cowboys incorporated the design feature in theircurrent home, which also includes a retractable roof.

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AT&T Stadium

On Nov. 2, 2004, the voters of Arlington approved a public-private partnership with the Dallas
Cowboys to build a state-of-the-art, retractable roof stadium in Arlington, Texas. Located in the heart of
Arlington’s entertainment district, construction on the stadium began in April 2006 and was completed
early in the summer of 2009.

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RECORDSKey Design Highlights

M Monumental Arches – The stadium features twomonumental arches, soaring 292 feet above the playing
field, which support a retractable roof. As the longest single span roof structure in the world, each boxed arch is
17 feet wide by 35 feet deep. Weighing 3,255 tons each,these impressive structures span a quarter mile (1,290 feet)in length. As one of the first components to be constructed, the arches form a striking silhouette on the Arlington
landscape as sunlight reflects against the metallic surface
during the day.

2022 SEASONThe largest NFL stadium ever built was designed to enhance the international Cowboys brandwith its modern progressive architecture while incorporating elements of the Texas Stadium heritage
such as the shape of the roof’s opening, the Ring of Honor and Tom Landry statue.
The 3.0-million-square-foot stadium has a capacity of up to 100,000. The stadium features signature monumental arches, an expansive retractable roof, massive glass retractable end zone doors,a distinguishing canted glass wall and one of the world’s largest center-hung HD video board.
“The challenge for us with this stadium was to innovate, but at the same time never forget to acknowledge tradition,” said Jerry Jones, owner, president and general manager, Dallas Cowboys. “Thisstadium embodies the spirit of the Dallas Cowboys, and that starts with the familiar ‘hole in the roof.’
What we have designed is a building we believe is both architecturally significant and also reflects theemotion and competition that goes on inside.”
The stadium was designed by HKS Architects, one of the top stadium designers in the world.
The stadium was renamed AT&T Stadium on July 25, 2013 after the Cowboys and AT&T announced along-term agreement.
The 2009 season rang in a new era for the Dallas Cowboys as the club moved to its new home
in Arlington, Texas to kick off the 2009 season. Officially opened on May 27, 2009 in a ribbon cutting
ceremony, then named Cowboys Stadium hosted the first Cowboys game on Aug. 21 - a preseason
contest against the Tennessee Titans. The first regular season Cowboys game was on September 20
against the N.Y. Giants, and the game set an NFL attendance record at 105,121.
Not only is the stadium home to the Dallas Cowboys, but it played host to Super Bowl XLV on
February 6, 2011, the first Super Bowl in the region. This venue is also home to the annual Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, as well as annual college footballgames. On Jan. 12, 2015, AT&T Stadium hosted the firstever College Football Playoff National Championship Game,and the venue is also a part of the rotation for the College
Football Playoff semifinal games. In April 2014, the stadium
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M Retractable Roof – Designed to be open or closed, depending on weather conditions, theexpansive retractable roof is the largest of its kind in the world and measures approximately 661,000
square feet. When closed, the roof encompasses 104 million cubic feet of volume, making it the largest
enclosed NFL stadium. The retractable roof is designed specifically to emulate the opening at Texas
Stadium, which was recognized around the world, and allows views inward and outward. Each panel
can open or close in 10 minutes. The entire playing field can be seen from directly above.
M Retractable Doors – The stadium features the largest retractable end zone doors in theworld. Each has a five-leaf, clear, retractable opening measuring 120 feet high by 180 feet wide. The
five 38-foot panels take only six minutes to open or close. By using clear glass for the door panels,
spectators experience panoramic vistas from within the seating bowl and when circulating through thestadium concourses. Moreover, the operability provides air circulation during game-day and non-gameday events.
M Center-Hung Videoboard – Within the seating bowl, Cowboys fans are provided with a oneof-a-kind feature unlike any other in the world, a center-hung videoboard. Hanging 90 feet above thefield from the roof structure, the innovative videoboard center spans between the 20-yard lines and features four individual boards– two facing the sidelines
and two facing the end
zones. The sideline boards
measure 160 feet wide by
72 feet tall while those facing the end zones measure
53 feet by 30 feet. All fourboards are angled toward
the stands for optimal
viewing. The stunning combination of these boards
immerses spectators withvideo imagery, creatinga premium on upper levelseats and presenting thegame in a way never before experienced. Updated
for 2023, the center-hungvideo board features UHD
Resolution utilizing 450 million pixels and HDR Color Rendition.
M Canted Glass Wall – One of the most compelling architectural features of the stadium design is the canted glass exterior wall. The 86-foot high glass, curtain-wall surface slopes outwardly at
a 14 degree angle to create a luminescent glow day or night. A fritted glass system transitions up theelevation to create a dynamic, ever-changing aesthetic depending on the time of day. At night, a series
of internal lights gently wash the glass wall to create a glow across the facade.
M Suites – The design includes over 300 suites that have been decentralized and are in eightlocations distributed across five separate levels of the stadium. The most unique are the field-levelsideline suites for up-close and personal viewing of the games.

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M Total Square Footage: 3.0 million square feet. The entire Statue of Liberty and its basecould fit into the stadium with the roof closed. The stadium is also the world’s largest column-free room.
The American Airlines Center in Dallas could fit entirely into the stadium at field level.
M Interior Cubic Volume: 104 million cubic feet. (By comparison, NRG Stadium in Houston
measures 90 million cubic feet.) AT&T Stadium is the largest enclosed stadium (in cubic feet) in theNFL.
M Seating Capacity: With ticketed areas in the end zone plazas and platforms, capacity canreach over 100,000.
M Suites: There are over 300 suites in eight different locations on five separate levels of thestadium. Field-level suites are available on the sidelines as well as in the end zones for up-close andpersonal viewing of the games. The Optum Hall of Fame level suites are 20 rows from the field, making
them some of the closest elevated suites in the NFL.
M Domed Roof: At 661,000 square feet, the stadium is the largest domed structure in North
America.
M Retractable Roof: The open roof design that was a unique feature of Texas Stadium was carried over into the design of the stadium, with the improvement of a new retractable feature, revealing
an opening that measures 256 feet wide and 410 feet long. Two bi-parting mechanized roof panels are
driven by a rack-and-pinion drive system consisting of 64 7.5 HP electric motors, making it the first of
its kind in the world. The open/close time is 10 minutes.
M Arches: The roof is supported by two 35-feet deep and 17-feet wide boxed arch trusses. Eachtruss spans nearly a quarter mile (1,290 feet) making the roof one of the longest clear-span structuresin the world. The arches are more than twice the length of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.
M Glass Retractable Doors: Each end zone features a five-leaf clear glass retractable door
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HISTORYAs the largest NFL venue ever built, the stadium boasts the most spectacular column-free roomin the world, stretching a quarter-mile in length. Encasing 3.0 million square feet, the majestic scale ofthe stadium measures twice the distance of the St. Louis Gateway arch. In addition, the Statue of Liberty can stand completely inside the room structure. The length of the arches spans the same distanceas the height of the Empire State Building. The magnitude of the stadium’s size and scale places it on
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On July 25, 2013, two iconic American brands - the Dallas Cowboys and AT&T - jointly announced
an expansion of their long-standing relationship to include a new name for the team’s home, AT&T
Stadium, as well as plans to create an innovative, mobile-first experience for fans.

“AT&T is an iconic American leader that has guided the path of communication in the world formore than 100 years,” said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. “Our stadium has always been about providing fans with an unsurpassed experience in the area of technology. With AT&T, we are growing our
relationship with one of the world’s strongest and most innovative companies to ultimately provide fanswith the latest cutting-edge technology for many years to come.”
The name change is reflected in substantial signage updates throughout the building, prominently
featuring AT&T, both inside and outside of the stadium. The Cowboys and AT&T work together to deliver an interactive game day experience for fans like no other. AT&T and the Cowboys continue to invest
in advanced mobile technology in and around AT&T Stadium to benefit all visitors.
AT&T Stadium - What Fans Need to Know
M Access
One of the great assets Arlington has is accessibility to the entire metroplex. There are 14 approaches
from major highways into AT&T Stadium in Arlington. From a regional standpoint, the stadium is one of themost accessible venues ever planned.
M ParkingIt is estimated that between parking under control of the Cowboys, as well as entrepreneurial lots
around the stadium, there are as many as 30,000 parking spaces available to fans on game day.
M Outdoors Areas and Open End Zones
The stadium design incorporates two open end zones with glass retractable doors measuring 120 feethigh and 180 feet wide, making them the tallest glass retractable doors in the world. Outside these doors,
one in each end zone – along with the three party decks in each end zone – create over 420,000 square feetof entertainment space (approximately 10 acres). Media boards and large-screen monitors add entertainment
to the area, and create a festival atmosphere, making these areas a great space for people to gather before,
during and after events to socialize. The field is 50 feet below ground level, so fans entering on the groundfloor will have a panoramic view over the field. The end zone area has the flexibility to convert from standing-room only to seating, based on specific event needs.
M Video Boards
There are approximately 3,000 televisions in the building, with the most unique being the four board
cluster that is suspended 90 feet directly over the center of the playing surface. The board runs from the 20yard line to the 20-yard line - measuring 160 feet in length and 72 feet in height - making it one of the world’s
largest center-hung video board installations, setting a Guinness Book World Record. The center video board
allows fans on all levels to view the game in crisp, clear images during the game. This creates a premium on
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M Amenities and Restrooms
The stadium features 824 concession points of sale as well as more than 1,800 toilets. Some of therestrooms are reversible based on the needs of the event.
M Ring of Honor
Members of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor are forever honored on the wall surrounding the field,
emblazoned with the same letters and numbers that originally hung proudly at Texas Stadium.
M Miller Lite®House
Located on the west side of AT&T Stadium, the Miller Lite®House is the place to go for all pre-game tailgating and post-game celebrations. Fans can grab an ice-cold Miller Lite before finding a seat under the canopyof trees and watching the game on one of over 50 large screen TVs. Or, grab your friends and head over to the
80-yard replica Cowboys field for some tailgate games. Miller Lite House is also a key location for Dallas Cowboys
NFL Season Rally Days and national and local destination music and culinary events year round at AT&T Stadium.
M AT&T Stadium – Acclaimed Gameday Culinary for Fans
The stellar game day experience at AT&T Stadium features a tradition of delicious menus that reflect
the local food culture of Texas and the Southwest, as well as global cuisine. Every Cowboys game day - and allother sports and entertainment events - features culinary professionals operating in the highest industry standards, directed by an acclaimed, award-winning Executive Chef and executive management team, preparing
menus in general concessions, clubs and suites that garner fan accolades for their abundant fresh ingredients
and winning flavors. A main kitchen, 13 area kitchens and hundreds of culinary destinations across the stadium
are centers where delicious food and beverages are carefully prepared for fans with the highest standards engineered for the modern era in the stadium. Among the fan-craved traditions at AT&T Stadium available to every
guest are: The Cowboys Cheesesteak, The Tostitos® Ultimate Nachos, The Frito® Pie Dog, The Mediterranean Salad, The Mango Habanero Chicken Sandwich with Pineapple Slaw, The Bent Buckle BBQ Sliced Brisket
Sandwich, The Steak Sandwich, Heaven and Hell Burger, The Fried Mozzarella Burger, Doritos® Chicken Wrap,
Tortas, Sumo Hot Dogs with Asian-tradition toppings, Vegetarian Nachos and the famous Macaroni & Cheesethat is also enjoyed in Lobster Mac-N-Cheese. Craft coffee is now a featured item on the game day menus, too.
The popular Plant-Based Touchdown menu of offerings in collaboration with WE Over Me Farm at Paul Quinn
College provides innovative, big-flavor dishes that fans love. Vegan and gluten-free selections are also offered,along with a healthful menu such as Ensalada Al Pastor and the Thai Veggie Wrap with Peanut Sauce.
Pre-game festivities include the Miller Lite®House outdoors on the west side of the stadium and the flavor-filled fan experience outside on the east side, with programming and entertainment on-stage combined withdelicious offerings. The exciting Pepsi® Fan Deck on the Upper Concourse inside AT&T Stadium is a game day
destination for fans to enjoy items such as the famous Blue Bell® Ice Cream, milkshakes, slushies - served in asignature Dallas Cowboys-branded boot mug - and freshly baked cookies, Cheetos® popcorn and more. AT&T
Stadium is now a completely cashless purchasing experience for fans. AT&T Stadium is also internationally renown as a destination for innovative, landmark private events and this tradition continues to new heights in 2023.
M Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop and Stadium Tours
Stadium Tours presented by SeatGeek allow fans to peek inside the home of the Dallas Cowboys year
round. There are multiple tour options for an in-depth, behind the scenes look at all the wonders, including
the Cowboys locker room, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders locker room and a chance to step on the same
field where Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons take on opponents any given Sunday. For more
­ ww.attstadium.com/tours.
information on AT&T Stadium Tours, contact (817) 892-8688 or check the web at w
The Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop at the Stadium is also open year round and where tours begin.
M Rally Days at AT&T Stadium
Rally Days presented by SeatGeek give NFL fans an experience of a lifetime the day prior to Cowboys
home games. Rally Days include a high-energy fan fest at Miller Lite®House, autographs from Dallas Cowboys
Alumni Players and Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, photos with Rowdy, along with family fun activities on thesame field that both teams will play on the next day. Fans can also get a behind the scenes tour of AT&T
Stadium and so much more. For details, visit attstadium.com/rallydays.
M Dallas Cowboys Art Collection
The Dallas Cowboys and AT&T Stadium are family businesses, and the art collection in the stadium
and The Star in Frisco reflects the intimacy of a personal vision. Unlike most private collections, this one isaccessible to massive crowds. It is there to be seen, week after week, season after season, by tourists justpassing through and by regulars who return again and again. The collection consists of 92 works of art by
62 established and emerging artists, including 16 site-specific commissions. The works in the collection are
united by their boldness, vigor, and resolve. They not only hold their own in a crowd, but have the power totransform massive public spaces into impossible-to-mistake locations where visitors from all over the worldcome together. To purchase art tour tickets, visit attstadium.com/tours/art-tour. Also, download the freeDallas Cowboys Art Collection App on your mobile device to enhance your tour.

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M April 10, 2006 – Ground breaking begins for stadium construction.
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M June 6, 2009 – George Strait, Reba McEntire, Blake Shelton and Lee Ann Womack serve as the entertainment for the first event in front of 60,188.
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M August 7, 2009 – Stadium artwork unveiled featuring 23 pieces with 13 specially commissioned for thestadium, including: Franz Ackermann, Mel Bochner, Olafur Eliasson, Teresita Fernandez, Matthew Ritchie andLawrence Weiner. The collection now consists of 92 works of art by 62 established and emerging artists,
including 16 site-specific commissions.
M August 21, 2009 – The first Dallas Cowboys game - a preseason contest against the Tennessee Titans - isplayed at the new stadium in front of 75,720 fans. The Cowboys defeated the Titans 30-10.
M August 27, 2009 – The Dallas Cowboys hold an open and free practice to the public with 26,460 inattendance - the most ever to attend a Cowboys practice.
M September 5, 2009 – BYU upsets Oklahoma 14-13 in the first collegiate football game at the stadium infront of 75,437 in the then inaugural Cowboys Classic.
M September 20, 2009 – The Dallas Cowboys play their first regular season game against the N.Y. Giants
in front of an NFL-record crowd of 105,121 but lose the game 33-31.
M September 28, 2009 – The Dallas Cowboys earn their first win at their new stadium with a 21-7 victory
over the Carolina Panthers on Monday Night Football. On the same night, the Guinness World Records certifies
that the Cowboys video board is the largest high definition center-hung video display in the world.
M December 5, 2009 – The stadium hosts the first ever Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship game with Texas
defeating Nebraska 13-12 in front of 76,211.
M January 2010 – Following the conclusion of the NFL’s regular season, the Dallas Cowboys set a single-season club record for tickets distributed (718,055) during eight regular season games.
M January 2, 2010 – Ole Miss defeats Oklahoma State 21-7 in the first Cotton Bowl Classic game at AT&T
Stadium in front of 77,928 - the then second-largest crowd in Cotton Bowl history.
M January 9, 2010 – The Dallas Cowboys host their first home playoff game at the stadium, and with a34-14 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in front of 92,951, earn their first playoff win in 13 years.
M February 14, 2010 – The stadium hosts the 2010 NBA All-Star Game in front of 108,713 fans, setting
attendance records for the most at an NBA All-Star Game, most to witness a basketball game (college or pro)and the largest crowd in American professional sports history. The East defeats the West, 141-139.
M March 13, 2010 – Manny Pacquiao defeats Joshua Clottey in the first boxing match at the stadium in frontof 50,944 in attendance - the then second-largest attendance for a boxing event in the state of Texas.
M December 10, 17 & 18, 2010 – Six UIL Texas state championship football games, including five games
over a two-day span, are played at the stadium for the first time.
M February 6, 2011 – The stadium hosts North Texas’ first Super Bowl as Green Bay beats Pittsburgh 31-25
in Super Bowl XLV in front of 103,219 - the fourth-largest Super Bowl attendance figure.
M March 29 & 32, 2013 – The stadium hosts the 2013 NCAA Men’s Basketball South Regional Semifinals
and finals - with more than 77,000 fans on hand to watch the Sweet 16 and Elite 8.
M July 25, 2013 – The stadium was renamed AT&T Stadium on July 25, 2013 after the Cowboys and AT&T
announced a long term agreement.
M April 5-7, 2014 – AT&T Stadium hosts its first NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four between Connecticut,
Florida, Kentucky and Wisconsin over two days. In the semifinals, 79,444 are in attendance to mark the largest
crowd ever for a college basketball game, the largest crowd for an NCAA Final Four game and the largest
crowd for the semifinals in NCAA history. UConn defeats Florida 63-53 and Kentucky downs Wisconsin 7473. In the NCAA Championship Game, UConn is victorious over Kentucky 60-54 as the largest crowd for an
NCAA Basketball Championship Game at 79,238 cheer on the event. The combined attendance of 158,682 is
the largest two-day attendance ever for the event.
M June 7, 2014 – Country megastar George Strait brings his “The Cowboy Rides Away” Tour to AT&T Stadium with the largest crowd for an indoor concert in North American history at 104,793 in attendance.
M January 4, 2015 – The inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship is played at AT&T Stadium between Ohio State and Oregon. The Buckeyes defeat the Ducks 42-20 with 85,689 in attendance.
M April 19, 2015 – The Academy of Country Music Awards hosts its 50th Anniversary awards show at AT&T
Stadium and sets the Guinness World Record for the attendance at an Awards Show Broadcast with 70,252.
M April 3, 2016 – WrestleMania 32 makes its mark in North Texas when 101,763 attend the event whichsets a new WWE attendance record. It also serves as the fifth-highest attended event at AT&T Stadium.
M April 26-28, 2018 – AT&T Stadium becomes the first NFL stadium to host an NFL Draft, and the first to beheld in Texas. The NFL Draft Experience set an opening Day 1 of the Draft attendance record as over 100,000
people attended the free event on the first night of the NFL Draft. Overall, more than 200,000 fans attended
the three-day event.
M August 2018 – The Dallas Cowboys celebrate 10 years for games and events at AT&T Stadium since thebuilding opened its doors in 2009.
M December 2019 – AT&T Stadium is named Facility of the Decade by Sports Business Journal.
M September-December 2020 – AT&T Stadium allows fans at all eight regular season home games in
2020, becoming one-of-19 NFL teams to host fans during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the Cowboys
average over 27,000 fans-per-game, the highest attendance in the NFL during the 2020 season.
M January 1, 2021 – The Rose Bowl is moved to AT&T Stadium due to the growing number of COVID-19
cases in Southern California and is only the second time in the prestigous game’s history that it has been
moved out of state, and the first since 1942 during World War II. The 107th Rose Bowl and College Football
Semifinal Game saw Alabama down Notre Dame, 31-14 in front of a limited crowd of 18,373.
M May 8, 2021 – Canelo Alvarez returns to AT&T Stadium for the second time in a super middleweight
unification fight against Billy Joe Saunders, who he defeats between the eighth and ninth rounds with 73,126
in attendance - the largest indoor attendance for a boxing event in the United States. The previous mark was
63,350 for the Muhammad Ali-Leon Spinks rematch in 1978.
M 2021 Season – As the NFL returned to full capacity attendance for all 32 teams during the 2021 season,
the Dallas Cowboys once again led the league in home paid attendance in eight games in the regular season
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SUPER BOWL

Super Bowl XLV, Green Bay 31, Pittsburgh 25, 2/6/11 - 103,219

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

College Football National Championship Game
Ohio State 42, Oregon 20, 1/12/15 - 85,689
Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic

Wisc. 24, W Mich. 16, 1/2/17 - 59,615
Ohio St. 24, SoCal 7, 12/30/17 - 67,510
Clem. 30, ND 3, 12/29/18 - 72,183*
Penn St 53, Mem. 39, 12/28/19 - 54,828
Okla. 55, Fla. 20, 12/30/20 - 17,323
Ala. 27, Cin. 6, 12/31/21 - 76,313*
Tulane 46, SoCal 45, 1/2/23 - 55,329

Super Bowl XLVGreen Bay 31, Pittsburgh 25
Feb. 6, 2011

PLAYERSMiss 21, Ok. St. 7, 1/2/10 - 77,928
LSU 41, TAMU 24, 1/7/11 - 83,514
Ark. 29, KSU 16, 1/7/12 - 80,956
TAMU 41, Okla. 13, 1/4/13 - 87,025
Mizz 41, Ok. St. 31, 1/3/14 - 72,690
Mich St. 42, BU 41, 1/1/15 - 71,464
Ala. 38, Mich St. 0, 12/31/15 - 82,812*

Rose Bowl Game
Alabama 31, Notre Dame 14, 1/1/21 - 18,373**Denotes College Football Playoff Semifinal
BYU 14, Okla. 13, 9/5/09 - 75,437
TCU 30, Ore St. 21, 9/4/10 - 46,138
LSU 40, Ore 27, 9/3/11 - 87,711
Ala. 41, Mich. 14, 9/1/12 - 90,413
LSU 37, TCU 27, 8/31/13 - 80,230
FSU 37, Ok. St. 31, 8/30/14 - 61,521

Southwest Classic

Big 12 Shootout

TTU 20, BU 13, 11/28/09 - 71,964
Baylor 66, TTU 42, 12/26/11 - 51,615
Baylor 52, TTU 45, 11/24/12 - 44,168
Baylor 63, TTU 34, 11/16/13 - 69,188
Baylor 48, TTU 46 11/29/14 - 54,179

Big 12 Championship GamesTAMU 50, Ark. 43, 9/23/17 - 64,668
TAMU 24, Ark. 17, 9/29/18 - 55,383
TAMU 31, Ark. 27, 9/28/19 - 51,441
Ark. 20, TAMU 10, 9/25/21 - 57,992
TAMU 23, Ark. 21, 9/24/22 - 63,580

College Football Playoff
National Championship Game
Ohio State 42, Oregon 20
Jan. 12, 2015

Baylor 63, TTU 35, 10/3/15 - 56,179
TTU 54, Baylor 35, 11/25/16 - 41,656
TTU 38, Baylor 24, 11/11/17 - 34,482
Baylor 35, TTU 24, 11/24/18 - 27,308

Okla. 30, Baylor 23, 12/7/19 - 65,191
Okla. 27, Iowa St. 21, 12/19/20 - 18,859
Baylor 21, Ok. St. 16, 12/4/21 - 65,771
KSU 31, TCU 28, 12/3/22 - 69,335

Neutral Site games
TCU 38, BYU 28, 10/28/11 - 50,094
Notre Dame 37, Arizona State 34, 10/5/13 - 66,690
UCLA 20, Texas 17, 9/13/14 - 60,479
Ohio State 40, TCU 28, 9/15/18 - 64,362

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALLUIL Texas High School Football Championship
2A Divison 1 - Hawley 54, Refugio 28
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12/10, 17-18, 2010 - 100,000+
12/9, 15-17, 2011 - 208,602
12/14, 20-22, 2012 - 125,000+
12/14, 19, 20-21, 2013 - 124,198
12/13, 18-20, 2014 - 134,861
12/2-3, 12/14-17, 2016 - 290,900
12/20-23, 2017 - 156,967
12/15, 12/19-22, 2018 - 161,552
12/18-21, 2019 - 148,570
12/16-18, 2020 - 35,569
1/15-1/16, 2021 - 42,094
12/15-18, 2021 - 104,953
12/14-17, 2022 - 124,416

CFB Playoff Semifinal at the Rose Bowl Game
Alabama 31, Notre Dame 14
Jan. 1, 2021

HISTORY

The stadium has hosted 261 high school football games since opening
in 2009. Over 1.6 million fans have viewed high school games at AT&T
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Texas 13, Neb. 12, 12/5/09 - 76,211
Okla. 23, Neb. 20, 12/4/10 - 78,810
Okla. 41, TCU 17, 12/2/17 - 64,104
Okla. 39, Texas 27, 12/1/18 - 83,114

Ala. 35, Wisc. 17, 9/5/15 - 64,279
Ala. 52, SoCal 6, 9/3/16 - 81,539
Mich. 33, Fla, 17, 9/2/17 - 75,802
LSU 33, Miami. 17, 9/2/18 - 68,841
Auburn 27, Ore. 21, 8/31/19 - 60,662
KSU 24, Stanford 7, 9/4/21 - 28,668

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Ark. 47, TAMU 19, 10/3/09 - 71,872
Ark. 24, TAMU 17, 10/9/10 - 65,622
Ark. 42, TAMU 38, 10/1/11 - 69,838
TAMU 35, Ark. 28, 9/27/14 - 68,113
TAMU 28, Ark. 21, 9/26/15 - 67,339
TAMU 45, Ark. 24, 9/24/16 - 67,751

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NBA ALL-STAR GAME
2010 NBA All-Star Game - East 141, West 139, 2/14/10 - 108,713
largest crowd in American sports history
NCAA BASKETBALL
Neutral Site games
Texas 103, North Carolina 90, 12/19/09 - 38,052
Baylor 67, Kentucky 62 (Men’s) and Kentucky 133, Baylor 130 (Women’s),
12/6/13 - 12,818
NCAA Men’s Basketball Regional:
Michigan 87, Kansas 85 and Florida 62, Florida Gulf Coast 50,
3/30/13 - 40,639
Michigan 79, Florida 59, 4/1/13 - 36,585
NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship:
Connecticut 63, Florida 53 and Kentucky 74, Wisconsin 73,
4/5/14 - 79,444 - largest crowd for a college basketball game
Connecticut 60, Kentucky 54, 4/7/14 - 79,238 - largest crowd for an
NCAA Basketball Championship Game and combined attendance of
158,682 was the largest two-day attendance for the event all-time
SOCCER
Concacaf Gold Cup
Mex 4, Haiti 0 and Costa Rica 5, Guad. 1 - GC Quarterfinals, 7/20/09 - 82,252
Costa Rica 5, Cuba 0 and Mex 5, El Salvador 0 - GC Group Stage, 6/5/11 - 80,108
USA 3, Honduras 1 and Panama 2, Mex 1 - GC Semis, 7/24/13 - 81,410
USA 2, Costa Rico 0 - GC Semis, 7/22/17 - 45,516
Mex 0, Trinidad & Tobago 0 - GC Group Stage, 7/10/21 - 41,229
USA 1, Jamaica 0, GC Quarterfinals, 7/25/21 - 41,318
Friendly Matches
Chelsea FC 2, Club America 0 - 7/26/09 - 57,229
San Luis 3, Club America 0 - 7/17/10 - 27,061
Mexico 2, Brazil 0, 6/3/12 - 84,516
Mexico 3, Ecuador 1, 5/31/14 - 84,876 - largest soccer crowd in Texas
Argentina 2, Mexico 2, 9/8/15 - 82,559
Croatia 1, Mexico 0, 3/27/18 - 79,617
Mexico 3, Ecuador 2, 6/9/19 - 59,222
Mexico 2, Iceland 1, 5/29/21 - 44,892
Mexico 2, Nigeria 1, 5/28/22 - 56,872
World Football Challenge FC Barcelona 2, Club America 0, 8/6/11 - 60,807
International Champions Cup AS Roma 4, FC Barcelona 2, 7/31/18 - 54,726
CONCERTS
Academy of Country Music 50th Awards Show - 4/19/15 - 70,252 highest attendance at an Awards Show Broadcast
Bad Bunny - 9/9/22 - 58,690
BeautyKind Unites: A Concert for Causes - The Band Perry, Demi Lovato,
Jake Owen and Cole Swindell - 3/25/17 - 20,000
Beyonce - 5/9/16 - 44,270
Beyonce & Jay-Z - 7/22/14 - 47,461 Beyonce & Jay-Z - 9/11/18 - 45,099
Coldplay - 8/27/16 - 62,098
Eagles - 6/23/18 - 58,118
Ed Sheeran - 10/27/18 - 46,249
Garth Brooks - 7/30/22 - 90,741
George Strait- 6/6/09 - 60,188
George Strait - 6/7/14 - 104,793 - largest indoor concert crowd in North America
Grupo Firme - 32,676
Guns N’ Roses - 8/3/16 - 40,978
Jonas Brothers - 6/20/09 - 50,544
Los Bukis - 9/15/21 - 42,444
Kenny Chesney - 4/16/11 - 46,516 Kenny Chesney - 6/4/16 - 46,273
Kenny Chesney - 6/9/12 - 47,269
Kenny Chesney - 5/19/18 - 46,274
Kenny Chesney - 5/11/13 - 45,026 Kenny Chesney - 6/4/22 - 50,033
Kenny Chesney - 5/16/15 - 47,256
Luke Bryan - 10/22/16 - 40,157
Luke Combs - 3/25/23 - 59,085
Metallica - 6/16/17 - 49,476
One Direction - 8/24/14 - 53,409
Paul McCartney - 8/19/09 - 38,500
Posty Fest: Post Malone - 11/29/19 - 46,152
Taylor Swift - 10/8/11 - 55,451
Taylor Swift - 10/5,10/6/18 - 105,002
Taylor Swift - 3/31, 4/1,4/2/23 - 210,607 Taylor Swift - 5/25/13 - 53,020
three-day stadium attendance record
Taylor Swift - 10/17/15 - 62,630
The Rolling Stones - 6/6/15 - 49,042
The Weeknd - 8/14/22 - 51,784
U2 - 10/12/09 - 70,745
U2 - 5/26/17 - 50,2474442010 NBA All-Star Game
East All-Stars 141, West All-Stars 139
Feb. 14, 2010

NCAA Men’s Basketball
Final Four Championship
UCONN 60, Kentucky 54
April 7, 2014

International Soccer Friendly
Mexico 2, Nigeria 1
May 28, 2022

Taylor Swift
March 31, April 1 & 2, 2023

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STADIUM EVENTS
PBR

2/20/10 - 46,321*
2/18/17 - 38,598
2/19/11 - 38,641
2/24/18 - 46,046
3/3/12 - 34,141
2/9-2/10/19 - 61,809
3/2/13 - 29,032
2/15-2/16/20 - 42,171
3/1/14 - 37,716
11/12-11/15/20 - 43,556
2/28/15 - 28,311
3/5/22 - 23,032
2/27/16 - 30,298*largest crowd for a single-day riding event in the U.S.
2/25/18 - 32,137
3/2-3/3/19 - 37,853
3/7-3/8/20 - 43,844
3/6-3/7/21 - 24,063

MONSTER JAM

3/20/10 - 49,082
2/26/11 - 51,509
2/18/12 - 53,952
2/16/13 - 54,036
2/15/14 - 54,421
2/14/15 - 54,981
2/20/16 - 57,755

2/13/16 - 50,100
2/4/17 - 60,582
2/10/18 - 61,351
2/23/19 - 60,586
10/26/19 - 38,769
2/29/20 - 61,329
10/24-10/25/20 - 26,383

SUPERCROSS

3/27-3/28/21 - 35,501
10/16/21 - 31,092
2/19/22 - 42,352
10/15/22 - 36,218
2/25/23 - 45,427

2018 NFL Draft
April 26-28, 20182022 SEASON

2/27/10 - 60,321
2/26/11 - 60,125
2/25/12 - 60,099
2/23/13 - 64,078 event record
2/22/14 - 57,136
2/21/15 - 56,663

3/6/22 - 43,795

PLAYERSTHE AMERICAN RODEO

3/2/14 - 28,315
3/1/15 - 42,563
2/28/16 - 33,799
2/19/17 - 28,030

2/11/17 - 57,807
2/17/18 - 57,421
2/16/19 - 57,614
2/22-2/23/20 - 48,503
3/13-3/16-3/20/21 - 38,083
2/26/22 - 42,120
2/25/23 - 42,853

OTHER SPORTING EVENTSWrestleMania 38
April 2 & 3, 2022

WrestlingWrestleMania 32 - 4/3/16 - 101,763 - largest single-day attendance in WWE history
WrestleMania 38 - 4/2-3/22 - 156,352 - then most-attended event in WWE
history (combined over two days)

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

BoxingManny Pacquiao def. Joshua Clottey - WBO World WelterweightChampionship, 3/13/10 - 50,944
Manny Pacquiao def. Antonio Margarito - WBC Super Welterweight title,
11/13/10 - 41,734
Canelo Alvarez def. Liam Smith - WBO Junior Middleweight title, 9/17/16 - 51,240
Errol Spence Jr. def. Mikey Garcia - IBF Welterweight title, 3/16/19 - 47,525
Errol Spence Jr. def. Danny Garcia - IBF & WBC Welterweight title, 12/5/20 - 16,102
Canelo Alvarez def. Billy Joe Saunders - Super Middleweight unification, 5/8/21- 73,126 - largest indoor attendance for a boxing event in the United States
Errol Spence Jr. def. Yordenis Ugas - WBA Welterweight title, 4/16/22 - 39,946

RECORDSNFL Draft
2018 NFL Draft - 4/26-28/18 - The NFL Draft Experience set an opening
Day 1 of the Draft attendance record as over 100,000 people attended
the free event on the first night of the NFL Draft

Errol Spence Jr. defeats Yordenis Ugas
April 16, 2022

Womens Basketball
The Lonestar Championship - 4/22-24/22 - 8,889
Lacrosse
NCAA Women’s Lacrosse, Northeastern vs. William & Mary - 3/19/11 - 2,235

HISTORY

Bowling
U.S. Women’s Open - 6/30/11 - 6,000+
Gymnastics
Nastia Liukin Cup - 3/6/15 - 3,226
AT&T American Cup - 3/7/15 - 10,383

ARTS AND HOME ENTERTAINMENT

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STADIUM

The Home Show - 3/9-11/12 - 25,229
Live broadcast of the opera “The Magic Flute” - 4/28/12 - 15,100
Glenn Beck “Restoring Love” - 7/28/12 - 46,478
The Home Show - 3/8-10/13 - 12,994
Live simulcast of the opera “Turandot” - 4/13/13 - 14,000
Live simulcast of the opera “The Barber of Seville” - 4/11/14 - 10,000
Live simulcast of the opera “LA BOHÈME” - 3/21/15 - 7,000
Live simulcast of the opera “SHOW BOAT” - 4/23/16 - 5,000
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Movie Premiere - 1/12/16 - 32,000

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2022 SEASONRECORDS
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M Ford Center at The Star – Ford Center at The Star is a state-of-the-art, 510,000-squarefoot indoor athletic facility shared by the Dallas Cowboys, the City of Frisco and Frisco ISD’s 12 highschools. It seats 12,000 in folding fixed seats and features an interior video board (1,824 square feet)
and an exterior video board (2,270 square feet). The exterior video board is one of the largest in highschool sports. Beyond high school football, Ford Center hosts a variety of events including concerts,
boxing matches, soccer games, marching band competitions, lacrosse and more. Ford Center at The
Star is home to Dallas Cowboys Football Operations, including its locker room, training room, coaches’
offices, team rooms, training table and hydrotherapy. Frisco ISD has a dedicated side to Ford Center
that includes a locker room, training room, press area and coaches’ offices. Ford Center at The Star
boasts one indoor and two outdoor (one turf and one natural grass) NFL and University Interscholastic
League (UIL) compliant practice fields. It includes four luxury suites and a premium hospitality area thatoverlooks the indoor stadium and outdoor practice fields.
M War Room at The Star – The NFL Draft is conducted in a state-of-the-art war room outfittedwith advanced technology and adorned with Dallas Cowboys historical draft documents. The room isapproximately 40’ x 30’, and on Draft Day, is filled with about 40 people (20-25 coaches, 12-15 scouts,
several team trainers/executives). A large (roughly 20’ x 7’), fully interactive video wall exists at thefront of the room and is comprised of a 0.7 pixel pitch microLED video wall with a custom collaboration
software package. In addition, the room includes four 4K multi-touch displays - two, 98-inch, and two,76-inch - on a wall to be used for side-by-side comparison of two players doing the same exercise/running the same play during a game. A display case in the hallway outside of the war room contains
three historical draft books with notable evaluations of Cowboys legends, such as Troy Aikman, Michael
Irvin and Emmitt Smith, and one high-tech, animated draft book that “scribbles” notes and plays video
clips. The room is open to the public for tours of The Star, and fans have the chance to win a “War
Room Experience” in a continued partnership with the Texas Lottery.
M Outdoor Entertainment at The Star – The 40,500-square-foot Tostitos Championship
Plaza is where Times Square meets town square. Located at the heart of The Star, it features a2,270-square-foot video board, interactive displays and other video boards, a 50-yard football field forcommunity activities and a 10,000-square-foot Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop that sells team apparel, fashion, souvenirs and memorabilia. In addition, the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor Walk presented by Dr
Pepper, leads up to Ford Center, and highlights key players in Cowboys history. The Star also features“Huddle”, a large outdoor sculpture by internationally acclaimed sculptor Tom Friedman, as part of theDallas Cowboys Art Collection.

THE
STAR

HISTORY

The Star in Frisco
In August 2013, the Dallas Cowboys, in partnership with the City of Frisco and the Frisco Independent School District (FISD), announced plans for The Star in Frisco - a vision that would become
home of the Dallas Cowboys World Corporate Headquarters and Training Facility. Officially opened tothe public in August 2016, The Star in Frisco is a leading entertainment destination.
The Star is located in Frisco, Texas, a suburb north of Dallas,
Texas that boasts more than 200,000 residents. The facility is comprised of four mixed-use developments along the Dallas North Tollway
in between Warren Parkway and Lebanon Road.
Plans for the 91-acre mixed-use development quickly grew fromthe Dallas Cowboys World Corporate Headquarters to become a destination that featured shopping, dining and nightlife, as well as athletic,
fitness, health, event, hotel and residential options.
In partnership with the City of Frisco and Frisco ISD, the Cowboys focused on inspiring the next
generation of players and fans by uniquely engaging them at the place where the Dallas Cowboys live,
work and practice.
The Star became the first NFL training facility in the U.S. that is shared with a public high school
athletic program. All 12 Frisco ISD high schools play games within Ford Center at The Star, a state-ofthe-art, 510,000-square-foot indoor athletic facility. With a capacity of 12,000 seats, Ford Center hostsa variety of events in addition to football games, such as the ACM Awards, professional boxing, lacrosseand soccer matches, collegiate basketball tournaments, concerts, meetings and more.
“Moving from Valley Ranch to The Star was bittersweet,” said Jerry Jones, owner and president,
Dallas Cowboys. “We had a lot of history and memories there, but what is exciting now is what we’ve
built at The Star that goes beyond just the Dallas Cowboys team. It involves these young, talented
athletes from Frisco ISD; it involves the entire Frisco community with what we offer from training, healthand wellness, to dining, entertainment, shopping and more. We’ve put our heart and soul into this next
chapter for the Cowboys, and we love watching fans experience everything that The Star has to offer.”
The Cowboys worked with several companies to develop all elements of The Star, including
Manhattan Construction Group, Gensler, O’Brien Architects, ICRAVE, Advent Design Corp., Kimley-Horn
and Associates, Walter P. Moore, and Henderson Engineers, Inc.
The Cowboys officially moved into The Star in July 2016 and held the first event in Ford Centeron August 27, 2016: The Star Kickoff presented by Whataburger - a one-day event that featured eightFISD high school varsity football teams.

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M Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research at The Star – Opened in the summerof 2018, the 300,000-square-foot campus, named Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research at
The Star, focuses on injury prevention, research and wellness for athletes of all levels, and is expected to
become a nationally recognized model for the holistic treatment of physically active individuals. It is also afirst-of-its-kind collaboration between an NFL team, a health system and a school district - Frisco ISD. The
initial phase of the project included an ambulatory surgery center, a diagnostic imaging center, physicaltherapy, a preventive care program for athletes and several other health care offerings.
M Cowboys Club – Cowboys Club, located at The Star, is an exclusive, members-only clubdesigned to provide one-of-a-kind experiences for members and their guests. Cowboys Club overlooks
the Dallas Cowboys practice fields and Ford Center field, allowing a bird’s-eye view of the Cowboys
and Frisco ISD games and camps. The club venue features multiple bar and dining options, including
a five-star restaurant, as well as a terrace where members can dine. Cowboys Club hosts daily, members-only events, and each member has access to meeting rooms and catering to both business andprivate gatherings. The Cowboys began selling Cowboys Club memberships on January 12, 2016,
and sold out approximately one month later on February 15, 2016. Those interested in Cowboys Club
membership should visit www.cowboysclub.com for details.
M Cowboys Fit – Built in partnership with the leading global fitness developer, Mark Mastrov,
Cowboys Fit is a premier health and fitness company with locations throughout the DFW and Austin
areas. Cowboys Fit at The Star is a three-story, 60,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art health, and fitness
facility. It features the same cutting edge fitness equipment and recovery innovations used by the Dallas Cowboys players and cheerleaders, enabling its members to truly train like a professional athlete.
Amenities at Cowboys Fit include boutique style classes in three separate studios, a rooftop deck
and pool overlooking the Cowboys practice fields, an extensive health and nutrition bar, a dedicatedrecovery lounge offering Cryotherapy, NormaTec, Hydromassage and treatments delivered by theindustry’s leading experts, a 40-yard indoor fitness turf, an exercise floor like no other and much more.
For more information about Cowboys Fit at The Star, as well as all other Cowboys Fit locations, please
visit cowboysfit.com.
M Formation – Formation was designed to meet all your professional needs in an elevatedwork environment. Channel the winning business tradition of the Dallas Cowboys and the Jones Family
at Formation. Inspired by and located steps from the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters, Formation
offers open workspace, dedicated desks, and private offices, as well as unique amenities ranging from
24/7 access to a few days per month. Limited memberships are available. Visit FormationAtTheStar.
com for more information.
M Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star – Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star opened its doors in summerof 2017. The 16-story, 300-room luxury hotel is designed to host meetings and events for businessand leisure travelers. A rooftop pool deck with a bar and grill overlooks Ford Center and Tostitos
Championship Plaza. Omni Frisco Hotel is able to accommodate up to 1,000 attendees for an event orbanquet and boasts 24,000 square feet of meeting space inclusive of a 13,000-square-foot ballroom.
M The Star District – Located adjacent to Ford Center and Tostitos Championship Plaza, in a
200,000-square-foot retail block, The Star District includes over 30 restaurants and retail options designed
for the community, fans and visitors alike. Dine, shop and explore The Star by visiting Ascension Coffee,
AT&T, Cane Rosso, Cards in a Box, Charles Schwab, Charlotte Jones Collection at Omni, Cherry Blow Dry
Bar, City Works Eatery & Pour House, Lenovo Legion Esports Center Home of Complexity Gaming, Concrete Cowboy, Cow Tipping Creamery, Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop, Dee Lincoln Prime, Flea Style, Formula
Wellness, Hiatus Spa, Heirloom Haul, Hiatus Spa & Retreat, J. Hilburn Stylist Studio, King Ranch Saddle
Shop, La Parisienne, Lombardi Cucina Italiana, Lucchese, Luxe Eyewear, Mi Cocina, Monkee’s of Frisco,
Neighborhood Services, Next Step Dance, Omni Frisco at The Star, PlainsCapital Bank, Roti Grill, Shreve
Fine Art Gallery, Sidecar Social, Snowbird Cocktail Lounge & Kitchen, Sushi Marquee, Tangerine Salon, TD
Ameritrade, The Common Table, The Gents Place, The Glen, The Monarch Stag, Tricky Fish, Tupelo HoneySouthern Kitchen & Bar and Wahlburgers. Visit TheStarDistrict.com for more information.
M Ring of Honor Walk Presented by Dr Pepper – Located throughout The Star District, theDallas Cowboys Ring of Honor Walk presented by Dr Pepper honors the 22 members of the Dallas
Cowboys Football Club who have made outstanding contributions throughout the team’s history. A key
design element of the area includes numbers 12 and 88 placed 50 yards apart for Roger Staubach andDrew Pearson, paying homage to the iconic 50-yard, game-winning “Hail Mary” pass from Staubach toPearson that toppled the Minnesota Vikings in the 1975 playoffs and introduced the phrase “Hail Mary”
into the sports lexicon.
M Twelve Cowboys Way – Twelve Cowboys Way is the most coveted address at The Star. Located in Frisco, Texas, this 17-story luxury residential tower overlooks the 91-acre campus of The Star,
the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters, practice facility, and much more. Twelve Cowboys Way is a
first-of-its-kind residence co-created by Cowboys Hall of Fame Owner Jerry Jones, Cowboys Hall of Fame
Quarterback and #12, Roger Staubach, alongside Dallas-based developer and Cowboys Alumni, Robert
Shaw. For leasing information, visit TwelveCowboysWay.com.
M The Star Tours Presented By SeatGeek – The Dallas Cowboys World Corporate Headquarters at The Star in Frisco is a destination created to allow fans to connect with the team in ways they
have never imagined. The VIP Guided Tours give Cowboys fans a chance to experience the place where
the Dallas Cowboys train and work 355 days - non-gamedays - of the year. Since tours started in 2017,
over 150,000 guests have seen what a day in the life of a Cowboys is like. Tickets can be purchased at
TheStarInFrisco.com/Tours.

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Cowboys Summer Training CampPLAYOFF
RECORDS

RECORDS

2022 SEASON

PLAYERSThe Dallas Cowboys return to Oxnard, California to open their 64th training
camp in 2023.
This year marks the 17th time the Cowboys will have spent at least a portion of
their training camp in Oxnard, and the 44th overall training camp in California.
Dallas came back to the west coast after training in the Alamodome in San
Antonio prior to the 2011 season. Since 2001, the Cowboys have held training campin Oxnard (2001, 2004-06, 2008, 2010 and 2012-19, 21-22), and/or Wichita Falls(2001) and/or San Antonio (2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011) and/or Frisco (2017-22).
Dallas will also hold a portion of its training camp at its home in Frisco, Texas,
the seventh time the Cowboys will have training camp practices in Frisco.

Training Camp History

June 3, 1960 – The newly formed Dallas Cowboys franchise announced that it will train at Pacific University
in Forest Grove, Oregon. Rookies reported on July 9.
May 24, 1961 – Due to its proximity to their first exhibition game against Minnesota in Minneapolis, the Dallas
Cowboys move training camp to St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. Camp opened on July 9.
June 8, 1962 – The Dallas Cowboys move their training camp site to the campus of Northern Michigan
College on the shores of Lake Superior in Marquette, Mich. Rookies reported on July 13.
July 12, 1963 – Because the team played three of its first four preseason games on the west coast, theDallas Cowboys moved training camp to California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks, Calif. This camp, which
was the first of 27 at CLC, opened on July 12.
Dec. 6, 1989 – For the first time in the 30-year history of the team, the Dallas Cowboys trained in Texas
as the club announced its 1990 training camp would be held at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. This
camp, the first of eight at St. Ed’s, opened on July 22.
Feb. 17, 1998 – The Cowboys begin a four-year stay at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas,with their 1998 camp. The first camp at Midwestern State University opened on July 16. In 2001, the Cowboys
split camp between Midwestern State and the Residence Inn in Oxnard, Calif., spending two weeks at eachlocation.
May 17, 2002 – The Cowboys continue their commitment to fans in the state of Texas by announcing the2002 training camp will take place at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. The camp, which ran for fourweeks, opened on July 26. The Cowboys returned to the Alamodome again in 2003.
Oct. 24, 2003 – The Cowboys announce a return to California for training camp. For the 2004-06 seasons,the Cowboys conduct their entire training camp in Oxnard, Calif., at the Residence Inn at River Ridge, using
practice fields provided by The City of Oxnard. The Cowboys opened their first returned camp on July 30, 2004.
May 4, 2006 – The Dallas Cowboys announce a five-year commitment to once again call the City of San
Antonio its summer home beginning in 2007. The Alamodome, which played host to Cowboys training camps
in 2002 and 2003 will again be the site for the team’s summer practice sessions.
Summer, 2010 – The Dallas Cowboys held a split camp, spending the first portion in the Alamodome in San
Antonio and the second at the Residence Inn at River Ridge in Oxnard.
July, 2012 – The Dallas Cowboys returned to Oxnard, California for all of training camp at the Residence Inn
at River Ridge after spending the 2011 training camp in San Antonio at the Alamodome.
August, 2017 – After spending the first four weeks of training camp in Oxnard, California, the Dallas Cowboys
returned home to hold their first ever training camp practices at their new practice facility at The Star in Frisco.
Six training camp practices were held inside Ford Center and open to the public.
August, 2020 – For the first time in franchise history, the Cowboys spent all of training camp at The Star in
Frisco due to COVID-19 restrictions.

TRAININGCAMPHISTORY

July, 2021 – The Cowboys return to Oxnard, California for training camp after spending 2020 training in Frisco.

Training Camp by Location

Oregon Minnesota Michigan Thousand Oaks
1960

1961

1962

1963 1977
1964 1978
1965 1979
1966 1980
1967 1981
1968 1982
1969 1983
1970 1984
1971 1985
1972 1986
1973 1987
1974 1988
1975 1989
1976
(27)

Austin
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
(8)

Wichita Falls San Antonio
1998
1999
2000
2001*
(4)

2002
2003
2007
2009
2010*
2011
(6)

* indicates split camp
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Oxnard
2001*
2004
2005
2006
2008
2010*
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2021
2022
(16)

Frisco
2017
2018
2019
2020^
2021
2022
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Dallas Cowboys Digital
DallasCowboys.com

PLAYERS
2022 SEASONThe Dallas Cowboys official website offers the best collection of timely articles, press conferences and videos, combined with the best spot to purchase tickets and order merchandise from the Cowboys Pro Shop.
From the latest news to the latest apparel, there is no better place to visit than DallasCowboys.com.

Daily Podcasts

Cowboys Break – This daily show is serious about the Cowboys, without taking themselves too serious
in the process. This one-hour podcast enters its 19th season, hosted by Derek Eagleton, along with Nick
Eatman, Bryan Broaddus and Ambar Garcia. The crew discusses the current state of the team, including
fan opinion from calls and social media, giving analysis on the day-to-day events with a mix of historicalperspective.

Mick Shots – You can’t find more experience on one show than this one, featuring Mickey Spagnola, who
has covered the Cowboys since the 1980s. One of the players on the team back then - Everson Walls - hasplenty of stories to tell and they’re joined by longtime DFW media personality Bill Jones.

PLAYOFF
RECORDS

Hangin’ with the Boys – If you’re looking for some guys that enjoy talking about Cowboys football but
also enjoy giving each other a hard time and having fun, then this is the show for you. Join six-time Pro
Bowler Nate Newton, former Cowboys receiver Jesse Holley, along with Kurt Daniels as they aren’t afraid
to get off-topic from time to time. And you never know who might be calling into the show.

RECORDS

Talkin’ Cowboys – True to its name, the “Talkin’ Cowboys” podcast delivers knowledgeable, entertaining
coverage of America’s Team. This lineup has a blend of experience, youth and a former NFL player. Host
Kyle Youmans is joined by Patrik Walker, Nick Harris and former Cowboys draft pick Isaiah Stanback for adaily dose of Cowboys coverage.

Players’ Lounge – They joined the Cowboys together in 2010. Both undrafted and both playing safety. So
why wouldn’t Barry Church and Danny McCray have their own podcast? The two dissect the game like noother and have veteran media personality Newy Scruggs guiding the way and Hek’ma Harrison providing
his insight as well.

Dallas Cowboys on Social Media.

/dallascowboys@dallascowboys

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Girls Talk, ’Boys Talk – One of the newest daily podcasts, GTBT covers the Cowboys like never seen
before. A lineup of all females, this crew gives their opinions of the team, from anything to formations andalignments to stories from the locker room and the sidelines. A team of Hailey Sutton, Iisha Morrison andJess Navarez break down the Cowboys from every angle

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2022 SEASON

Cowboys on Radio
Audacy Radio’s 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM) is once again the
Flagship Station of the Dallas Cowboys Radio Network for the 2023
NFL season. All preseason, regular season and postseason Cowboys
games are heard in stereo on The Fan’s 100,000-watt signal.
Brad Sham returns for his 46th season in the Dallas Cowboys radio booth. Beloved by Cowboys fans,
Sham’s award winning play-by-play has provided the soundtrack to many of the most memorable moments in
Dallas Cowboys history. Brad is re-joined in the booth by former Cowboys quarterback Babe Laufenberg, whoenters his 32nd season as the network’s full-time color analyst. A fixture on the sideline, veteran reporter Kristi
Scales - now in her 26th season on the sideline - provides instant updates from the field.
Regular and postseason games are preceded by a three-hour Pregame Show and a three-hour Postgame Show. Both the pregame show and postgame show are hosted by Zach Wolchuk, Eric Chiofalo andformer NFL scout Bryan Broaddus.
TEXAS: Abilene KLGD 106.9 FM; Alpine KVLF 1240 AM; Amarillo KVWE 102.9 FM; Andrews KQRX 95.1 FM*;
Atlanta, TX KPYN 900 AM/99.5 FM; Austin KTXX 104.9 FM; Big Spring KBST 95.7 FM; Brownsville KVNS
1700 AM/KQXX 105.5 FM*; Brownwood KXYL 102.3 FM; Bryan KORA 98.3 FM, Carthage KGAS 104.3
FM; College Station KORA 98.3 FM; Comanche KCOM 1550 AM; Corpus Christi KEYS 1440 AM; El Paso
KLAQ 95.5 FM; Hereford KPAN 860 AM; Kermit KPTX 98.3 FM*; Kerrville KAXA 103.7 FM/KHJQ 93.1 FM;
Killeen KRZI 100.9 FM; Lubbock KTTU 97.3 FM; Marble Falls KBEY 103.9 FM; Marshall KMHT 103.9 FM;
McAllen KVNS 1700 AM/KQXX 105.5 FM*; Midland KQRX 95.1 FM*; Monahans KPTX 98.3 FM*; Odessa
KQRX 95.1 FM*; Paris KITX 95.5 FM*; Pecos KPTX 98.3 FM*; Plainview KVOP 1090 AM/KICA 980 AM;
San Angelo KGKL 960 AM/97.5 FM; San Antonio KTFM 94.1 FM; Stanton KQRX 95.1 FM*; Stephenville
KSTV 93.1 FM; Temple KRZI 100.9 FM; Texarkana KKTK 1400 AM; Tyler KOOI 106.5 FM; Uvalde KAXA
103.7 FM; Waco KRZI 1660 AM/K-267-AI; 101.3 FM*; Wichita Falls KWFS 1290 AM/KBZS 106.3 FM.

The Dallas Cowboys Radio Network

ARKANSAS: Glenwood KHGZ 670 AM; Little Rock KABZ 103.7 FM.

RECORDSLOUISIANA: Shreveport KLKL 95.7 FM.
NEW MEXICO: Albuquerque KQTM 101.7 FM; Artesia KTZA 92.9 FM*; Carlsbad KTZA 92.9 F*; Farmington
KPRT 107.9 FM; Hobbs KEJL 1110 AM/100.5 FM; Roswell KTZA 92.9 FM*.		
OKLAHOMA: Bartlesville KWON 1400 AM; Hugo KITX 95.5 FM*; Oklahoma City KBRU 94.7 FM; Tulsa KTSB
1170 AM.
*station serves more than one market

PLAYOFF
RECORDSThe Dallas Cowboys Spanish Language Radio Network
Cadena de Plata RadioA tradition of Spanish-language excellence continues with Cadena de Plata, the official voice of the Vaqueros de Dallas. Throughout the great state of Texas, and its growing affiliate base with stations in Nevada,
New Mexico and Mexico City, those who enjoy the passion and drama of Español can follow the action with
Victor Villalba (play-by-play), Luis Perez (color) and Carlos Nava (sidelines) during the 2023 season. Spanish
radio broadcasts can also be heard through the Dallas Cowboys mobile app.
TEXAS: Bryan/College Station KTAM 1240 AM/K272FK 100.1 FM; Dallas/Fort Worth KMVK 107.5 FM; El
Paso KNBA 97.5FM; Killeen KLTD 101.7; Midland/Odessa KCHX 106.7; San Antonio KLEY 95.7.
NEW MEXICO: Artesia/Carlsbad KPZE 106.1 FM; Las Cruces KAMA 750 AM.

RADIO

HISTORY

MEXICO: As of publication, the radio affiliates for Mexico had not been finalized.

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PLAYERSThe Dallas Cowboys Broadcasting Network is the television production
and syndication unit of the Dallas Cowboys Football Club. Now in its 33rd year,
the Dallas Cowboys Broadcasting Network produces and distributes some of
the most-watched programs in the region - Dallas Cowboys preseason games,
weekly programs and specials throughout the year. These programs are televised in Dallas/Fort Worth and over 25 other markets throughout Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico and Oklahoma.
The Cowboys weekly shows during the preseason and regular season
keep Dallas Cowboys fans abreast of the latest Cowboys stories making news
and of key issues in the National Football League:

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Cowboys on Television“Cowboys Special Edition”“The Mike McCarthy Show”

Coach Mike McCarthy gives fans an inside look at the team each week. With regularly scheduledvisits from Cowboys players and coaches, fans will be able to get a fresh perspective of the team. The
show will air Saturdays at 11:30 p.m. from Sept. 9, 2023 through the postseason on KTVT/CBS11 in
Dallas/Fort Worth and at locally scheduled times throughout the Dallas Cowboys syndicated network.

2022 SEASONThis round-table style program, hosted by former Dallas Cowboys Players, gives fans an in-depth
look at the team. The show airs Saturdays at 11 p.m. from July 29, 2023 through the postseason
on KTVT/CBS11 in Dallas/Fort Worth and at locally scheduled times throughout the Dallas Cowboys
syndicated network.

Dallas Cowboys Postgame Show

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With its beginnings in 1995, Cadena de Plata Television, the official voice of the Vaqueros de Dallas
en Español, has been a precursor in engaging the growing Spanish-speaking fan of the NFL and theSilver and Blue in the United States. Broadcasting throughout it’s growing affiliate base stretchingacross Texas and New Mexico, Cowboys fans who like their coverage in Spanish can participate inpreseason game telecasts. Along with these preseason Spanish language game telecasts, Cadena de
Plata produces four (4) one-hour specials throughout the Cowboys season along with training camp
updates and twenty (20) 30-minute weekly shows airing in Dallas/Fort Worth on Telemundo-39, Cadena
de Plata’s television flagship.

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Kyle Youmans and Nate Newton bring you inside the Cowboys locker room after each game. Playerinterviews, game highlights and comments from Mike McCarthy can be seen following each and every
game on KTVT/CBS11 in Dallas/Fort Worth and at locally scheduled times throughout the Dallas Cowboys syndicated network.

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Each year, Dallas Cowboys Star Magazine produces three must-have specialty issues that every
Cowboys fan will enjoy. April is the release of our extensive Draft Guide, which has analysis of teamneeds, mock drafts and breakdowns on all the top college prospects. A must-have for the upcoming
season, July’s Training Camp Preview provides scouting reports for every player on the roster as wellas the strength and weaknesses of each position overall. Finally, our annual Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Swimsuit Issue features America’s Sweethearts on the beaches of paradise. Print and digital
editions are available at DallasCowboys.com/star.

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Throughout the 1960s, the Dallas Cowboys held tryouts for local high school students to cheer for the Dallas Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl. By the early 1970s,
an effort was underway to enhance the glamour, excitement, and entertainment value of the NFL gameday experience. Director Dee Brock hired
choreographer, Texie Waterman, who auditioned dancers and taught her
signature Broadway-style routines. In 1972, Tex Schramm and Dee Brock
joined forces with local designer, Paula Van Wagoner, and introduced
Texas Stadium to the reimagined Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Wearing
the classic star-spangled blue and white uniform, the Dallas Cowboys
Cheerleaders became an international phenomenon.
By the mid-seventies, the squad’s national popularity created such a
sensation that two top-rated, made-for-tv movies, were produced. The DCC
have made guest appearances on national television shows such as, ‘The Love
Boat’, ‘Saturday Night Live’, ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’, ‘Family Feud’, ‘David Letterman’, ‘The Today Show’, ‘American Idol’, and ‘American Ninja Warrior’. Benefitting charity, they competedon ‘1 versus 100’, ‘Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader’, and ‘Identity’. For more than two decades, they
produced ‘The Making of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Swimsuit Calendar’ television special for network and social media distribution. With 16 Seasons of ‘Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team’,the DCC became the subject of Country Music Television’s longest runningand highest rated TV show in CMT history earning them a Critics Choice
Award nomination.
In 1979 the Department of Defense requested the Dallas Cowboys
Cheerleaders presence on a South Korean USO Tour during the Christmas
holidays. These collaborative efforts over the past four decades have evolved
into 84 tours spanning 42 countries. The DCC bring their own special brandof goodwill and gratitude to the military personnel and their families travelingto diverse locations such as Iraq, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Cuba, Korea, and thePersian Gulf. In recognition of their distinguished service to American Troops,
the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders were presented the ‘USO’s 50th Anniversary Award’ in 1991, and the Department of Defense presented the squadwith the first ever ‘Spirit of Hope Award’ in 1997. They were inducted into the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall of Fame in 2002, and in 2013, the DCC wereawarded the American Legion’s prestigious Distinguished Service Medal. The Kelli McGonagill Finglass
Director
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are the only group, to date, to be recognizedwith all four of these honors.
The DCC continue to have a tremendous impact on sports and entertainment. ‘America’s Sweethearts’ are recognized around the world as an elite
performance group and, while they are often imitated, their iconic uniform is
one of the most well-known symbols of pop culture. In 2018, the uniform was
donated to the Sports Entertainment and Pop Culture Collection in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
While the DCC grace the sidelines of AT&T Stadium, they are also activein their community, making annual visits to children’s hospitals, veteran’s hospitals, senior living centers and elementary schools. They are also in demandthroughout the year at festivals, sporting events, corporate conventions andheadliner concerts around the country. They frequently appear on national magazine covers, television commercials and films. Their annual calendar collection
includes a swimsuit calendar, sideline action calendar, cameo calendar, and a
120-page special edition of The Dallas Cowboys Star Magazine.
Judy Trammell
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are truly extraordinary dancers with
Choreographer
impressive careers in education, law, nursing, and accounting, just to name afew. Executive Vice President/Chief Brand Officer, Charlotte Jones, has entrusted the leadership of thesquad to Director Kelli McGonagill Finglass and Head Choreographer Judy Trammell. This dynamic duo,
driven by the highest of standards, has consistently led this time-tested group of diverse women for over
30 years. Often imitated, never equaled… they are ‘America’s Sweethearts’.
For information on Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders appearances, virtual appearances, shows, youth
dance camps, or auditions, please visit www.dallascowboyscheerleaders.com.

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RECORDSThe Dallas Cowboys introduced the Rhythm and Blue, a high-energy co-ed dance team and drum corps, in 2009. The Rhythm andBlue brings a refreshingly innovative, unique and exciting element
to the Cowboys legendary game-day entertainment line-up. The talented group of men and women who make up “DCRB” entertain
audiences from around the world as they enter the plazas of AT&T
Stadium before each game. After every Cowboys score during thegame, the Rhythm and Blue Dancers & Drumline dazzle fans withcaptivating celebration performances. The Rhythm and Blue Dancers were conceptualized
under the direction of Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President/
Chief Brand Officer Charlotte Jones. It is the first and only entertainment concept of its kind in the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys Rhythm and Blue is a two-part entertainment entity. The percussion troop drumline masters therhythm, and the dance team moves the spirit of Cowboys Nation
true blue. Music from cutting edge drum cadences and dynamic routines featuring a strong level of breakdancing and hip-hop
based movement combine to form an electrifying fan favorite! In
the short period of time since its inception, the remarkably highlevel of performances and choreography has garnered DCRB national attention and prestige. Inside Dance Magazine and notableindustry insiders say that DCRB is changing the face of sports
entertainment! The group has been showcased at international
competitions and has been requested to appear at both charity
and corporate appearances in the DFW metroplex, Texas, New
Mexico, Las Vegas, Nevada and Panama City, Panama, and has
garnered national acclaim with their “Back to Football” halftimes
featuring the Kinjaz & Super Cr3w from NBC’s hit television show,“World of Dance.”
In 2017 the Dallas Cowboys Rookie Squad, a dynamic and energetic kid
crew under the DCRB umbrella, was introduced to fans at AT&T Stadium. The
first and only crew of its kind in the NFL, this group of exceptionally talented
dancers are between the ages of 7-16 years old. The Rookie Squad fosters
an opportunity for these extraordinary performers to gain valuable dance andperformance training to grow as professional performers.
Jenny Durbin Smith leads DCRB and the Rookie Squad with her expertiseand award-winning choreography as director and head choreographer for theteam. Durbin Smith has been choreographing for 20 years for teams such as
the NFL Pro Bowl Cheerleaders, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Dallas Mavericks Dancers, Dallas Desperados Dancers, The Officials, NFL & NBA Pro
Cheerleader Conventions and numerous NBA, college, high school and studio
Jenny Durbin Smith competition teams. She has also lent her skills to several national televisioncommercials, television shows, touring stage shows and promotions such
Director/Choreographer
as Oprah’s Vision Tour in Dallas, ‘America’s Got Talent’, Mary Kay, Hasbro,
MTV’s ‘TRL,’ ‘Queen of the South’ and Monday Night Football. Durbin Smith uses her extensive danceexperience and authentic coaching style to fashion a one-of-a-kind entertainment concept within theprofessional sports arena.
The DCRB and Rookie Squad uniforms were created by Jenny Durbin Smith in partnership withRebel Athletic, a proud partner of the Dallas Cowboys Rhythm and Blue Dancers. The uniform bears thestandard of a contemporary, stylish and hip Cowboys image while keeping the tradition and excellenceof America’s Team.
The Dallas Cowboys are known globally as pioneers of game-day entertainment. “We want to revolutionize sports entertainment by thinking ‘outside of the box’ and bringing content that is innovative, dynamic and unique to the world of professional sports entertainment, while also complimenting our existinggame-day elements,” Durbin Smith says of DCRB. The result is your highly acclaimed Rhythm and Blue!

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THE MISSION. In the area of community service, the organization’s mission is built upon an overall philosophy of helping those who don’t have the strength, the resources, or the means to help themselves,
with a primary focus on its partnership with The Salvation Army.

2022 SEASON“Any personal contact with an individual member of our organization can provide help for hundreds ofpeople in need,” says Jones. “The star on the helmet can move mountains.”

PLAYERSFor the past 34 years, Jerry Jones and his family have owned and operated the Dallas Cowboys with amanagement style that places just as much emphasis on community leadership as it does on the goalof winning the Super Bowl. With the Cowboys organization having enjoyed immense and unprecedented
success, the Jones Family feels a very strong responsibility to take the visibility, energy and celebrityof the world’s most prominent sports franchise and channel those dynamic forces towards the bigger
purpose of making a difference. Recognized as one of the world’s most generous families, the Joneses
enlist the talents, skills and resources of Cowboys players, coaches, cheerleaders and every memberof the organization to provide a unique and cutting-edge approach to community outreach.

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Traditionally, the week before Thanksgiving, Gene Jones
and Charlotte Jones lead players, cheerleaders, mascot
Rowdy and players’ and coaches’ significant others inserving an early Thanksgiving meal to hundreds of clients
receiving assistance from The Salvation Army. With help
from partners Albertsons and UnitedHealthcare, the effort
has served more than 11,000 meals. Veteran players andwives serve patrons of the Army’s Carr P. Collins Center
in Dallas, while rookie players and cheerleaders visit the
Army’s Mabee Social Services Center in Fort Worth.

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Early Thanksgiving with the Cowboys

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For the past 26 years, the Jones Family has dedicatedthe Cowboys annual Thanksgiving Day halftime performance as a national showcase to kick off The Salvation
Army’s iconic Red Kettle Campaign. Under the directionof Charlotte Jones, the Cowboys have produced the annual halftime event and welcomed renowned entertainers from across the musical spectrum. Since 1997, The
Salvation Army has served more than 800 million people
though programs that address homelessness, food insecurity, drug and alcohol abuse, human trafficking andmore. In that same period, and with the help of the Dallas
Cowboys, the Red Kettle Campaign has raised more than
$3.56 billion to aid the work.

RECORDSThe Dallas Cowboys primary community focus is rooted in the
Jones Family’s longstanding passion for, and commitment to The
Salvation Army. From 2010 to 2014, Cowboys Executive Vice
President and Chief Brand Officer Charlotte Jones served as chairof The Salvation Army’s National Advisory Board - the first woman
to ever hold that distinguished title. Gene and Jerry Jones haveboth served on The Salvation Army’s National Advisory Board, as
well as the local DFW Metroplex Command’s Advisory Board. Fora full history of the Jones Family’s partnership with The Salvation
Army, visit DallasCowboys.com/community.

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Every year the entire Cowboys organization, its partners
and associates support The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree
program. Players, coaches, executives and staff join
corporate partners and leaseholders at The Star in purchasing toys and necessities for hundreds of “Angels” inneed. The program, which makes Christmas brighter fornearly 60,000 children and special needs senior citizens
in the DFW Metroplex alone, is truly a joint effort for the
Cowboys.

2022 SEASONSTAFFThe Salvation Army Angel Tree Program

The Dallas Cowboys launched their 50/50 Raffle program at
AT&T Stadium in 2016 with proceeds benefiting The Salvation Army. Raffle tickets are sold to fans during each home
game, with a drawing to determine which lucky fan will split thegame’s jackpot with The Salvation Army. Since its inception,
the effort has grossed more than $4.4 million dollars, with The
Salvation Army receiving approximately half of that amount tosupport a variety of initiatives from youth outreach to veteran’sassistance and domestic violence shelter programs.
Thanks to a $1 million matching grant from the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Arlington Youth Foundation in concurrence with a donation from the NFL, the Gene and Jerry Jones Family North Texas Youth
Education Town (the “YET”) officially opened its doors at The
Salvation Army Arlington Corps in October 2013. The YET isthe legacy project of Super Bowl XLV, providing educational,
athletic and arts programs to hundreds of Arlington youth
and their families, as well as countless other services. The
Jones Family was joined by several distinguished guests incelebrating the center’s grand opening, including NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, National Commander of The Salvation Army Commissioner David Jeffrey and Cowboys Pro
Football Hall of Fame running back and chair of the YET Advisory Board Emmitt Smith. The Dallas Cowboys engage with
YET programming year-round, providing unique opportunities
to the youth enrolled in the center’s daily activities.

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Disaster Relief
When disaster strikes, The Salvation Army is often first on thescene to offer food, shelter, clothing, spiritual comfort andmore. The Cowboys are proud to have assisted the Army inrelief efforts in the DFW Metroplex and beyond. Most recently, the Dallas Cowboys utilized the 2020 NFL Draft to raise
funds and awareness for The Salvation Army’s COVID-19 relief efforts. Collectively, the NFL Family donated more than$100 million to various COVID-19 outreach efforts.

INSPIRE CHANGE
The Dallas Cowboys are committed to conversations andactions that move us toward a more equal and just tomorrow. Through partnerships with The Salvation Army,
Café Momentum, local police departments, DFW judiciary leaders and more, the Cowboys are engaging in thefour priority areas of the NFL’s Inspire Change initiative:
education, economic advancement, police and community relations, and criminal justice reform. Inspire Change
showcases how NFL players, clubs, and the league are
joining together to ensure that access to opportunity isa reality for all.

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Since 2007, the Dallas Cowboys have partnered with the NFL to promote PLAY 60 - a national youth
health and wellness campaign focused on ending childhood obesity by encouraging kids to eat nutritiously and be active at least 60 minutes every day.

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The Cowboys and official nutrition partner Dairy MAX
continue the tradition of awarding Arlington Independent
School District the Fuel Up to Play 60 Hometown Grant - a$10,000 grant intended to make a big impact on good nutrition and physical activity programming in schools. The
Hometown Grant awards Fuel Up to Play 60 funding toschools in an effort to expand their nutritional messages
and encourage physical activity. In 2022 the Hometown
Grant was awarded to Mesquite ISD for the purchase ofmobile breakfast carts to be used across their campuses
to stress the importance of healthy eating in the morning.

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Fuel Up to Play 60 is the largest in-school health and wellness program in the country and empowers students to takecharge of their health by making small, everyday changes
within their schools. Created by the NFL and the National
Dairy Council, in collaboration with the U.S. Departmentof Agriculture, the program includes grant opportunities;
a Playbook with strategies for healthy eating and physicalactivity; and a student ambassador program. The Cowboys
partnership with Dairy MAX, North Texas’s local Dairy Council, continues to expand as more studies correlate the connection between students’ good health and performance inschool and in life.

RECORDSIn the fall of 2016, the Dallas Cowboys, along with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas and United Way of Tarrant
County, launched Character Playbook - an online course focused on helping students develop character and engage
in healthy relationships. Powered by EverFi, the interactive program serves thousands of middle school students
each year and is implemented in schools throughout theNorth Texas region. Since its inception, the team has digitally engaged with students across North Texas, as wellas in person, with DFW classrooms through the Character
Playbook LIVE effort – special online video chat sessions
that allow Cowboys players to enter multiple classrooms
at once to discuss the importance of character and healthy exchanges. In 2022 the program expanded
to include mental health discussions through both hybrid virtual and in-person events at The Star in
Frisco, local schools and the National Medal of Honor Museum viewing center.

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Character Playbook

PLAYERSThe Dallas Cowboys celebrate the NFL PLAY 60 movement during the season through a week-long schedule ofevents aimed at getting kids up and active for at least 60
minutes a day. PLAY 60 Week traditionally includes Cowboys rookies, alumni, cheerleaders, Rhythm & Blue andmascot Rowdy hosting a variety of youth outreach events
that encourage youth health and wellness, as well as celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

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PLAYERSNFL PLAY 60 FITNESSGRAM® Project
Since 2009 the NFL has partnered with The Cooper Institute® - a worldwide leader in preventative medicine research - to supply each of the league’s 32 member clubs
with FITNESSGRAM licenses to distribute to local schools
and community organizations. Developed in 1982 by The
Cooper Institute, FITNESSGRAM is the nation’s leading
tool in assessing and tracking student fitness levels,
mandated in the state of Texas and adopted by the Presidential Youth Fitness Program. The Cowboys work with
The Cooper Institute locally by rewarding schools who
successfully meet FITNESSGRAM benchmarks with Dallas Cowboys experiences.

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Dallas Cowboys PLAY 60 Fitness Zones
Dallas Cowboys PLAY 60 Fitness Zones are fun, Cowboys-branded activity spaces designed to get kids up andmoving. The Fitness Zones are intended to give youth newand safe spaces to play that they may not otherwise have access to. To date, Cowboys Fitness Zones have been installedat Mi Escuelita Preschool in Dallas, Gabe Allen Elementary
School in Dallas, Boys & Girls Club of Arlington, the Geneand Jerry Jones Family North Texas Youth Education Town in
Arlington, the Grand Prairie Boys & Girls Club, The Salvation
Army Mabee Center in Fort Worth, the Boys & Girls Club
at Uplift Education Williams Prep in Dallas, Nexus Recovery
Center in Dallas, The Salvation Army Plano Corps, the Boys
& Girls Club of Frisco, The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club Garland and Mission Arlington.
Holiday Hospital Visits
The entire Dallas Cowboys team has conducted annual
Christmas visits to local children’s hospitals since the Jones
family’s first season as team owners in 1989. Cowboys players and cheerleaders annually deliver “game socks” loadedwith Cowboys goodies and toys courtesy of the team andthe UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation to nearly 800
children seeking treatment from four local children’s hospitals over the holiday season.
Make-A-Wish
The Cowboys have partnered with the Make-A-Wish Foundation of North Texas since 1992 to grant more than 291 wishes of youth from over 41 states, Canada and Mexico. These“Wish Kids” - youth suffering from a variety of life-threatening illnesses - are invited to tour the team’s training facility,
watch practice and meet their favorite players before coming to AT&T Stadium with their families to be the Cowboys
VIP guest during a home game. The Cowboys were honoredto accept the Chris Greicius Celebrity Award at Make-AWish’s Evening of Excellence in October 2016.
Happy Hill Farm Academy and HomeThe Cowboys have a long-standing partnership with Happy Hill Farm Academy and Home - a residential
school for at-risk youth in Granbury, Texas. The Farm is the home of the Dallas Cowboys Courage
House supported by the NFL’s Ed Block Courage Award program. During preseason 2022, membersof Happy Hill Farm football team presented the Ed Block Courage Award to the Cowboys 2021 teamwinner, quarterback Dak Prescott.

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As a longstanding tradition, the Cowboys were proud to participate in the annual Children’s Cancer Fund Fashion Show event.
Cowboys Legend Troy Aikman and Quarterback Dak Prescottserve as the event’s honorary chairs. In 2021 Roger Staubach
officially passed on his honor as voluntary Children’s Cancer
Fund Gala Honorary Chair to Prescott. Cowboys Legends andDallas Cowboys players are traditionally joined by Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and team mascot, Rowdy, who serve as celebrity escorts for the pediatric cancer patients and survivors
on the runway. The event annually raises over $2 million forchildren’s cancer research at Children’s Medical Center Dallas,
while creating a positive experience for dozens of children undergoing cancer treatment.

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Community Quarterback Challenge

RECORDSThe Dallas Cowboys Community Quarterback Challenge presented by Ryan – the official tax services
provider of the Dallas Cowboys – asks North Texas
high school football teams to execute a community
service project that impacts their campus, feeder
schools or neighboring community. Student-athletes
can apply for grant funds provided by Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation and Ryan to complete
their efforts by presenting project proposals to Cowboys staff, alumni and Ryan leadership. Projects created by the high school teams include community beautification endeavors, courtyard refurbishments,
elementary-focused reading initiatives and more. Through the volunteerism effort, teams complete andexecute their project “game plans” with community service “Huddles” across the year. More than 900 student athletes participated in the 2022 program, giving back to their respective schools and communities.

2022 SEASONThe values learned through team sport carry over to everyday life and provide important skills andtools for success. From camps to in-school character programming to health and safety clinics, theDallas Cowboys are working year-round to grow the love and excitement of playing football in youth.

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In 2022, in an effort to introduce the game of football toa broader audience, the Dallas Cowboys partnered with
the NFL, NFL FLAG, the NFL Foundation and Nike to support the varsity girls flag football league in Fort Worth ISD(FWISD). The FWISD girls flag football league is one of thefirst scholastically organized female flag efforts for a public school system in the State of Texas. In its second pilot
year, FWISD fielded 16 teams representing 15 different
high schools with more than 400 girls suited up to play.
The long-term goal of the pilot program is to have thesport adopted statewide as a recognized Title IX activity.

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RECORDSOver the last two decades, the Cowboys haveprovided more than 335 grants totaling more than$575,000 to local high school football programs
through the Dallas Cowboys Coach of the Week
initiative. The team currently partners with Whataburger to honor one high school coach weekly
during the football season. In 2022 10 coaches received a $2,000 grant for their respective footballprograms, and the Cowboys named Coach Chad
Cole from Frisco’s Reedy High School as the club’s
NFL Don Shula High School Coach of the Year nominee. Cole was selected for his character, integrity,
leadership, dedication to the community, commitment to player protection and on-field success.

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Community Camps & Field Days
The Dallas Cowboys work with non-profits and local school
districts to host free community camps for those youth who
might otherwise have barriers to attendance or may needspecial adaptations to their camp experience. In partnershipwith Nike, the Dallas Cowboys hosted community camps
for students served by St. Philips School and Community
Center, The Salvation Army and Mesquite ISD in the neighborhoods where these children live and play. Campers were
provided an authentic Dallas Cowboys youth camp experience, t-shirt and goodie bag, as well as lunch. To demonstrate how adaptable the game of football can be, the club also partnered with Special Olympics and theTexas Lottery for an inclusive Field Day at Ford Center in Frisco and the Challenged Athlete Foundation
with help from Smoothie King to allow students of all abilities and capabilities to enjoy the game.

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2022 SEASONHigh School Coaching Diversity
The Dallas Cowboys hosted the second annual HighSchool Diversity Coaching Summit at The Star in Frisco
during the team’s offseason optional training activities.
Presented by Nike, the event offered 20 North Texas
high school assistant football coaches an opportunity to
discuss professional and personal development topics
with Dallas Cowboys coaches and team personnel. The
objective of the program is to provide high school assistant coaches with an opportunity to observe, discuss andgain knowledge of coaching at the highest level with thegoal of potentially increasing the number of diverse headcoaching candidates available to lead high school footballprograms in North Texas. The attending coaches participated in discussions on resumes and networking,setting up a staff, talent evaluation, utilizing nutrition and strength training to impact player safety, moving
up through the ranks and shared challenges and best practices for leadership both on and off the field.
InSideOut Initiative

The Dallas Cowboys joined the Denver Broncos in 2016 as only the second NFL market to pilot the NFL
Foundation’s league-wide Character Education effort. Based on the philosophy of former NFL player andnationally recognized coach and author Joe Ehrmann, the InSideOut initiative has now been launchedacross the league and serves as a digital online community designed to educate and create a movementof transformational change at the administrative level, that trickles down to student-athletes, parents
and community in a grassroots manner. The ongoing effort strives to change the win-at-all-cost philosophy of sports and return in-school athletics to the growth experience needed to create high-character,strong-valued youth. Fort Worth ISD currently implements the InSideOut philosophy across all sports,
working closely with Ehrmann and ISOI leader Jody Redman to impact student athletes in North Texas.
Youth Coaches Clinic
The Dallas Cowboys coaching staff has made a tradition of
hosting a one-day teaching clinic for youth, middle and highschool football coaches from across the region every summer. Close to the heart of Cowboys Owner, President andGeneral Manager Jerry Jones, the event allows participants
to attend for free and features presentations from Cowboys
position coaches and coordinators, as well as remarks from
Head Coach Mike McCarthy and Mr. Jones himself. Participantsreceive complimentary team merchandise, lunch, information
on USA Football, NFL Flag and NCAA Eligibility, as well as twotickets to a Dallas Cowboys preseason home game. New this year, the clinic recognized National CPR
and AED Awareness Week (June 1-7) and the NFL’s Smart Heart Sports Coalition with a Hands-Only CPR
training collaboratively led by coalition members American Red Cross and American Heart Association.
Parents Safety Clinic
In partnership with the NFL and USA Football, the Cowboys hosted a Parents Clinic presented by Baylor
Scott & White during the season to provide valuable information to parents and guardians whose children
are looking to play football. The free, one-day seminar provides information on the safety developments
around the game of football, dietary needs and safe play presented by Dr. Erin Reynolds of Baylor Scott& White Health, Dr. Lana Frantzen of Dairy MAX and George Teague, Dallas Cowboys Legend and Athletic
Director of John Paull II HS. This year attendees were also joined by a special audience member, Mrs.
Smith, mother of 2022 first round draft pick Tyler Smith, and were offered the opportunity to take the field
and learn skills and drills from Dallas Cowboys youth football coaches.

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Through a matching grant opportunity with the NFL Foundation, the Cowboys partner with Arlington
ISD to provide certified Athletic Trainers for fall football, spring wrestling, spring soccer, and otherspecial athletic events involving Arlington junior high school athletes. Over the course of the 2022-23
school year, certified trainers visited games, schools and practice sites, detecting and monitoring thetreatment of concussions and other sports-related injuries.

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Dallas Cowboys Football & Dance Academy

2022 SEASONWOMEN’S CAUSESThe Dallas Cowboys champion women and families facing crisis, whether that be illness like breast cancer or tragedies such as domestic violence or sexual assault. The club empowers female employees
and fans to make a difference in the lives of other women through a variety of outreach campaigns thatspecifically support the team’s increasing female fanbase.

PLAYERSThe Dallas Cowboys Youth Football and Dallas Cowboys
Cheerleaders (DCC) Dance Camps provide children unique
opportunities throughout the summer and school year tolearn from former NFL players and current DCC. With specialty position camps as well as three-day summer camps,
athletes in grades 2-12 sharpen their skills and gain experience at all levels. Dancers ages 3-16 can learn danceskills and routines while experiencing what it is like to perform as part of the world-famous squad during a halftime
performance at a Dallas Cowboys preseason game.

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A key component to the Cowboys partnership with
Susan G. Komen is participation in Race for the Cure.
Every year the Jones Family Foundation supports thecause by underwriting the registration costs of all fulltime Cowboys employees to participate with TEAM
COWBOYS in the race. Since 2013 TEAM COWBOYS
has opened its roster for all fans and supporters to join.
Members of TEAM COWBOYS receive a discount on their registration, a chance to purchase the exclusive TEAM COWBOYS t-shirt and an invitation to attend the Cowboys pre-race rally with complimentary
breakfast and prizes.

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In partnership with Susan G. Komen, the Dallas Cowboys host five breast cancer survivors (and Cowboysfans) at The Star who have gone above and beyond to
give back to others throughout their fight. Together,
the women are given a chance to relax and indulge in aone-of-a-kind Cowboys experience being pampered withsurprises along the way. In 2022 the group Star Survivors were hosted by Tom Thumb in a suite at the Crucial
Catch game after a special pregame field presentation,
where Charlotte Jones and quarterback Dak Prescottpresented them with a pink floral wrist corsage.

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RECORDSThe Cowboys partner with Susan G. Komen® to support
Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. The Cowboys feature breast cancer as one of several cancerous
diseases during an October home game every year. The
special Crucial Catch halftime performance features
breast cancer survivors and co-survivors taking the field
to form the nationally recognized pink ribbon, surroundedby ribbons supporting other cancer awareness causes.

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Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Platform
The Cowboys have long supported organizations like
The Salvation Army and The Family Place that provide
immediate shelter, resources and counseling for women and children escaping domestic violence and othercrises. The team also is a community partner of The
Gatehouse - a supportive living community on 61 acresin Grapevine, Texas, where women and children canseek longer-term shelter (up to two and a half years)
and paths for permanent change.
Ladies First: Breaking Barriers
Celebrating Women’s History Month, the Dallas Cowboys and the Character Playbook program powered by
EverFi host a discussion focused on highlighting influential female figures who are paving the way as “the first”
to break barriers to hold prominent roles in the sports
industry. In 2022 the 3rd Annual Ladies First: Breaking
Barriers event featured a live audience from The Star
with students from Arlington ISD’s Young Junior High and
4,000 students joining virtually from their classrooms
nationwide. Moderated by Cowboys sideline reporter,
Kristi Scales, the panel featured a welcome from Charlotte Jones, and a discussion with FOX Sports reporter,
Pam Oliver and CBS Sports reporter, Aditi Kinkhabwala.
W.I.N. – Women Impact Now Campaign
The Dallas Cowboys W.I.N. initiative started as a retailcampaign targeting the club’s ever growing female fanbase. Since that time, the W.I.N. effort has become amovement of women helping women to make a difference in our community. The Cowboys W.I.N. team has
provided financial assistance to The Salvation Army domestic violence shelter, adopted an apartment at The
Gatehouse in Grapevine, volunteered their time with
Unsung Heroes to install a home school and tutoring
space for young girls victimized by human trafficking,organized and hosted a baby shower for pregnant soldiers, supported breast cancer awareness through Susan G. Komen and much more. Now formally recognized
as a Dallas Cowboys employee resource group, W.I.N.
actively works to provide special events, support andoutreach for all female members of the club’s staff.

SALUTE TO SERVICE MILITARY OUTREACH
The Dallas Cowboys and NFL take great pride in honoring our nation’s military and veterans during
Salute to Service campaigns and at other times throughout the year, across multiple locations – athome in the DFW Metroplex, on base at Fort Cavazos and at other installations in Texas and Oklahoma,
at training camp in California, around the world in partnership with the USO and working closely with the
National Medal of Honor Museum to honor the Medal of Honor recipients and the values of sacrifice,patriotism and courage with which they stand.

National Medal of Honor Museum
In 2019 the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation
announced Arlington as the site for the future museum,
which will illustrate the historical thread of sacrifice, patriotism and courage that runs through all U.S. military
service members, past and present. The National Medal of Honor Museum will also include an education center
aimed at character development in our nation’s youth.
Charlotte Jones, Executive Vice President and Chief Brand
Officer for the Cowboys, serves as Chairman of the Boardfor the Museum. In 2020 the Jones Family announced ahistoric $20 million donation to the National Medal of Honor Museum and on March 25th, 2022 National Medal of Honor Day, The National Medal of Honor Museum
Foundation (NMOHMF) broke ground on its future home in Arlington, Texas. The first national museum of
its kind, currently under construction near AT&T Stadium, is set to open to the public in 2024.

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Salute to Service Week is now an annual tradition of theDallas Cowboys, with a variety of military and veteran related
community outreach efforts centered in the week leading
up to Veterans Day each year that impact a different military demographic each day – veterans, active duty soldiers,
military spouses, children and more. The 2022 Salute toService Week events consisted of a special Halloween TrickOr-Treat Tour of The Star in Frisco for military and veteranfamilies, a Character Playbook live event at the National
Medal of Honor Viewing Center, a special moving screening
and workout with Merging Veterans and Players (MVP), My
Cause My Cleats for the National Medal of Honor Museum
Foundation and a Baby Shower for 20 military moms-to-be. Salute to Service Week culminated with theDallas Cowboys nationally televised match-up against the Indianapolis Colts.

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The world-famous Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders organization - “America’s Sweethearts” - is completely subsidized
by the club for the primary purpose of spreading goodwill
on a local, national and international platform. Aside fromtheir obvious game day presence and numerous local community appearances, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
have participated in USO visits to troops in more than 200
locations since their first tour on Christmas Day 1979. In
2022 Cowboys Legend and Air Force veteran, Chad Hennings, joined the Cheerleaders on their domestic USO Tour.

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During summer training camp in Oxnard, California, and at The Star in Frisco, the Cowboys provide militaryfamilies of nearby military installations - notably the Naval Base Ventura County at Point Mugu, Fort Cavazos
and the Naval Air Station Join Reserve Base in Fort Worth – with special opportunities to interact with theteam before and after training camp practices. Additionally, the Cowboys frequently invite children of military families to participate in special Cowboys youth football and cheerleading camps throughout the year.

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Military Days at Training Camp

2022 SEASONThe Cowboys, alongside the NFL, activate an annual Saluteto Service campaign honoring members of all six branches ofthe military both past and present each fall. Last season, theDallas Cowboys celebrated the National Medal of Honor Museum and Medal of Honor recipients on Sunday, December
4th, at AT&T Stadium against the Indianapolis Colts. Throughtheir title sponsorship of the Salute to Service game, Ford
partnered with the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation to donate $100,000 in support of the Foundation’s
Mission to Inspire America. The North Texas Ford Dealers
donation included a new custom-wrapped Ford Expedition
featuring the Foundation’s branding, as well as a $70,000
grant to the National Medal of Honor Museum Education & Impact Fund. The funds will be utilized todiminish financial barriers for children, young adults, schools and educational groups to experience thefull impact of the Museum through field trips and school curriculum inclusion upon the facility’s opening.
Seventeen Medal of Honor Recipients attended the game as guests of the Dallas Cowboys and Jones
Family. To integrate the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats campaign into the 2022 Dallas Cowboys Salute toService match up, the Cowboys Offensive Line and the coaching staff paid tribute to Medal of Honor
recipients by wearing cleats and Nike Air Force One’s, respectively, featuring National Medal of Honor
Museum branding during the game. As part of this homage, Cowboys players presented custom Nike Air
Force One shoes to the Medal of Honor recipients during the team’s practice prior to the game. Each pair
was customized for the recipient with their branch of service and incorporated elements of the National
Medal of Honor Museum and Dallas Cowboys brands. The game’s Coin Toss Captains were Retired Corporal Kyle Carpenter and Retired Captain Chris Cassidy. Carpenter, a member of the US Marine Corps,
received the Medal of Honor for his courageous act of valor on November 10, 2010, in Afghanistan.
Cassidy is a former United States Navy SEAL, who later became NASA’s 14th Chief Astronaut. Today,
Cassidy is President & CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation and is responsible forleading our nation’s effort to honor the legacies of all Medal of Honor recipients.

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The Cowboys long history of supporting Hispanic outreach initiatives starts at the very top of theorganization. In November 2002, Jerry Jones’ appreciation for Hispanic culture earned him the title of“Honorary Mariachi” at the Mariachi Vargas Extravaganza in San Antonio, Texas. The event’s organizers
selected Jones because of his love of Latin culture, his contributions to education and the diverse fanbase he represents as owner of the Cowboys.

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Hispanic Heritage Month
Since 2006 the Cowboys have dedicated one home gameannually to celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept.
15 - Oct. 15) and the rich culture and contributions of
their many loyal Hispanic fans. Hispanic Heritage Monthgames are enriched with elements of Hispanic culture, including presentations of Latin American flags and special
plaza performances from Ballet Folklorico Festival dancers and musicians. In 2022 the Dallas Cowboys joined
The Salvation Army North Texas in celebrating Hispanic
Heritage Month at the Gene and Jerry Jones Family YET
Center in Arlington. Students in the after-school program
enjoyed a Tex-Mex meal provided by Legends, a visit from Rowdy and a virtual Character Playbook
lesson focused on how culture shapes our character and values.
PLAY 60 Hispanic Youth Outreach
During Hispanic Heritage Month and throughout the year,
the Cowboys focus several community outreach activities
on predominantly Hispanic youth. This year, as part of theteam’s annual celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month andPlay 60 Week, the Dallas Cowboys hosted a virtual Character Playbook LIVE event with Dallas Cowboy employees andSpanish Radio Personality Victor Villalba. The employees
and Villalba joined students and athletes of Hispanic heritage in a celebration of culture and community, discussing
their heritage and answering questions about how character has played a role in their professional experiences. The
Dallas Cowboys Rookie Club and Cowboys Legend Danny
McCray also hosted a Play 60 Fútbol Americano Camp at McLaughlin Strickland Elementary School, rewarding them for reaching Touchdown status within the Fuel Up To Play 60 program this past school year.

FAN ENGAGEMENT & COMMUNITY OUTREACH
In addition to the six pillars of outreach for the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation – The Salvation
Army, youth health and wellness, Salute to Service, Inspire Change, Hispanic outreach and women’scauses – the Dallas Cowboys support causes important to our fans and partners throughout the year
by activating various events and club resources.

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Dallas Cowboys Rookie Club Presented by Blockchain.com
The Dallas Cowboys Rookie Club is an annual outreach initiative designed to introduce the team’s
newest members to the importance of giving back to
the North Texas community. Traditionally, the Rookie Club participates in numerous community service
projects and appearances, from school visits and Fitness Zone builds with children, to assisting local foodbanks and senior citizens in need, to assisting theclients of The Salvation Army.

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Hope Lodge Visits with Cowboys Starbot
The Dallas Cowboys telepresence robot made monthly visit with patients of the American Cancer Society
Gene and Jerry Jones Family Hope Lodge. Nicknamed“Cowboys Starbot,” the robot allows Dallas Cowboys
players, alumni, cheerleaders, executives and others
to make monthly visits with cancer patients and theircaregivers currently staying at the care facility.

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2022 SEASONThe Taste of the Cowboys Challenge – a youth cooking
competition presented by Dairy MAX and supported
by Legends Hospitality, Gene and Jerry Jones Family
Foundation and Albertsons Tom Thumb – challenges
local high school culinary teams to an Iron Chef andChopped-inspired competition to create a three-course“tailgate themed” meal using ingredients commonly
donated to the North Texas Food Bank. The event
highlights ways food bank clients can build delicious
meals using common pantry items. The student teams
earn grant money for their schools and Albertsons
Tom Thumb gift cards to stock their school kitchens.
To date, more than $50,000 has been given in grants to local high school culinary teams.

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Hosted annually by the Dallas Cowboys with attendanceby Cowboys Legends and current roster members, theTaste of the Cowboys tailgate party benefits the North
Texas Food Bank. In 2022 the legendary tailgate party
held at Ford Center at The Star featured a silent and live
auction, live music and culinary creations from over thirtyof the area’s hottest restaurant chefs. Since the fundraiser’s inception in 2005, the effort has raised more than
$4.4 million and provided approximately 14 million meals
to hungry North Texas children through the Food Bank’s
member agencies and feeding programs.

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Taste of the Cowboys

NFL Draft Day Fan Celebrations

The Dallas Cowboys Women’s Association - an organization of players, coaches and executive wives
and significant others - works on behalf of the team to make a difference in the North Texas community.
Since 2008 the group has raised nearly $600,000 for local non-profits, including the SPCA of Texas,
Family Gateway, The Gatehouse at Grapevine, Nexus Recovery Center and more. Traditionally, theWomen’s Association joins Gene Jones, Charlotte Jones, and Cowboys players each year in serving
an early Thanksgiving Day meal at The Salvation Army; hosts a “Christmas of Giving” for women andchildren who have escaped domestic violence at The Family Place; raises awareness for breast cancer
screening; and visits with sick children at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.

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Dallas Cowboys Women’s Association

RECORDSThe Dallas Cowboys celebrate their fans across the year, but
specifically during the spring, by hosting three days of fan
appreciation celebrations in association with the NFL Draft.
The free events include concerts, appearances and autographopportunities with current players, Legends, cheerleaders andmascot, in addition to sponsor activations, a 5K Fun Run/Walkand community volunteerism activities. In addition to the Draft
Day event presented by Miller Lite, the Dallas Cowboys encouraged fans to celebrate the 2023 NFL Draft all weekend
long by participating in the Dallas Cowboys Draft Day 5K presented Baylor Scott & White Health.

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The Cowboys celebrate the team’s storied history byintegrating the team’s former players into their yearround community outreach and game day experienceat AT&T Stadium. The Dallas Cowboys Legends program encompasses the great tradition that is the Dallas Cowboys into fan engagement, player mentorship,community programming and appearances. Dallas
Cowboys Legends are an extension of the larger NFL
Legends Community, a program of NFL Player Engagement, which works to raise awareness for the resources, tools and benefits available to all members,
past and present, of the NFL family, creating a lifelong
network and support system for all NFL players.

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FOUNDATION OF SUPPORTIn addition to the outreach of the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation, the Dallas Cowboys work
closely with the NFL Foundation and the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Arlington Youth Foundation to makean impact on the North Texas community. The additional foundation assistance provides specialized programming in the areas of art education, social justice, youth health and wellness, youth football and more.

As part of their commitment to the City of Arlington, Texas- home of AT&T Stadium - the Jones Family has pledged to
donate $16.5 million over 33 years to organizations supporting Arlington youth through the Gene and Jerry Jones
Family Arlington Youth Foundation. The foundation’s mission
is to enhance the quality of life for Arlington youth by funding
programs and facilities dedicated to football and athletics,
health and wellness, education, and the arts through matching grants. In 2022 the Arlington Youth Foundation awarded$50,000 to the Arlington Independent School District insupport of the AISD Back to School Kickoff, held at AT&T
Stadium. The annual event provides backpacks, supplies
and other support to 10,000 Arlington children in need. The
2022-23 school year also continued the AISD Fifth Grade Art Program at AT&T Stadium, wherein traditionally all Arlington ISD 5th grade students receive the opportunity to view the Dallas Cowboys Art
Collection over the course of the year for free, courtesy of The Jones Family. More than 35,000 AISD
fifth and eighth graders have taken art tours of AT&T Stadium since the program’s start in 2015. In
2022 the program featured new enhancements, celebrating the 2022 graduating senior class, the firstgroup of fifth graders to participate in the program. Beginning this year, all seniors within the program
were eligible to apply for the inaugural Dallas Cowboys Art Program Scholarship, with the winners
announced at the spring reception.
NFL Foundation
In December 2012, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell appointed Cowboys Executive Vice President and Chief Brand
Officer Charlotte Jones as chair of the NFL Foundation - thefirst woman to ever lead the charitable foundation of a major
sports league. In this position, Jones oversees what was formerly NFL Charities and the NFL Youth Football Fund and its
awarding of more than $23 million in grants annually to support youth and high school football programs, player healthand safety efforts and community outreach initiatives. Visit
NFLfoundation.org to learn more.

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Cowboys Class Acts honors DFW teachers that constantly encourage, lead and strive for excellence inthe classroom.

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PLAYER COMMUNITY BIO GLOSSARY

Cowboys NFL Draft Day Fan Appreciation Party
Every spring, the Dallas Cowboys host a fan appreciation event which corresponds with NFL Draft Day.
Players and cheerleaders attend to thank fans for their support by signing autographs, posing for photos
and celebrating those new team members chosen through the draft process.

Dallas Cowboys Kickoff Luncheon
An annual luncheon offering fans the first official look at the Dallas Cowboys regular season squad which
benefits Happy Hill Farm Academy and Home - a residential school for at-risk children - and home of theDallas Cowboys Ed Block Courage House.

Holiday Hospital Visits
Under the enthusiastic guidance of Gene Jones, who serves as a member of the board of trustees for Children’s
Medical Center Dallas, the entire Cowboys team has conducted annual Christmas visits to local children’s
hospitals in each of the past 30 years. The holiday visitation program, which involves not only every player, butalso the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, extends to four different hospitals throughout Dallas and Fort Worth.
Make-A-Wish
The Cowboys partner with Make-A-Wish to host children with life-threatening illnesses and their families eachweek of the season. The children are invited to tour The Star, watch practice and meet their favorite Cowboys
players before coming to AT&T Stadium to be the team’s special pregame sideline guest at a home game.

NFL Draft-A-Thon
A three-day virtual “Draft-A-Thon” fundraiser which pays tribute to healthcare workers and first responders- including raising funds for the work being done to combat the impact of COVID-19.

Prison Fellowship CampThe Dallas Cowboys, led by Special Teams Coordinator John Fassel, partner with Prison Fellowship Ministries –the nation’s largest non-profit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families – in hosting a free footballcamp for children at The Star in Frisco. Fassel is accompanied by members of the Dallas Cowboys roster andcoaches, who join the action on field providing direction during drills and share advice and encouragement.
Salute to Service
Salute to Service is a year-round effort across the NFL to Honor, Empower, and Connect our nation’s service
members, veterans and their families. Annually, the Cowboys honor military veterans and active duty members
throughout Salute to Service week in a variety of ways as part of the Salute to Service campaign.

Taste of the Cowboys
Benefits the North Texas Food Bank, raises money to provide hundreds of thousands of meals to hungry
children in North Texas, hosted by current and former players.

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Star Scholars Program
The Star Scholars program, powered by Reliant, recognizes six deserving DFW student-athletes for theirleadership, determination and commitment to athletics, academics and the community with a $10,000
scholarship to kickstart their college careers.

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PLAY 60
The national youth health and wellness campaign of the NFL and its 32 clubs. PLAY 60 encourages kids to
eat nutritiously and get 60 minutes of physical activity in each day. A variety of programming and events
fall under the PLAY 60 platform, including Fuel Up to Play 60, the PLAY 60 Challenge, NFL PLAY 60 FITNESSGRAM with The Cooper Institute and the annual Hometown Huddle PLAY 60 event.

RECORDSMy Cause My Cleats
My Cause My Cleats is an annual, league-wide campaign that encourages players to pick a cause that is
important to them and represent their chosen organization on custom designed cleats during a designatedweek of the regular NFL season.

2022 SEASON

Dallas Cowboys Rookie ClubA program designed to introduce rookie team members to the importance of community service. Entering
its 22nd season, rookie players have participated in monthly charity visits over the last 20 years to various
non-profit organizations serving children and adults.

PLAYERSChildren’s Cancer Fund Fashion Show
Each spring, Dallas Cowboys players walk the runway in the annual Children’s Cancer Fund Fashion Show
chaired by Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman. The players serve as celebrity escorts for youth-models who
have been stricken with cancer.

The Salvation Army Angel Tree
Cowboys players, coaches and front office staff annually participate in The Salvation Army Angel Tree
program - an opportunity to adopt underprivileged children during the Christmas holiday to purchase gifts
which they might not otherwise receive.

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The Salvation Army Early Thanksgiving Meal
Due to the team’s traditional Thanksgiving Day football game, the Dallas Cowboys annually serve an “early”
Thanksgiving Day meal to underprivileged men, women and children at The Salvation Army Carr P. Collins
Social Service Center. In 2012 the team added a second location to their outreach and also served clientsat The Salvation Army’s Mabee Social Service Center in Fort Worth.

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CHAMPIONSHIPSNew England Patriots..........6
Pittsburgh Steelers..............6DALLAS COWBOYS..........5
San Francisco 49ers............5Green Bay Packers.............4
New York Giants..................4
Denver Broncos...................3
Kansas City Chiefs..............3
Oak/LA/LV Raiders..............3
Washington Commanders...3

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APPEARANCESNew England Patriots............11DALLAS COWBOYS..............8
Pittsburgh Steelers..................8
Denver Broncos.......................8
San Francisco 49ers................7
Green Bay Packers.................5
Kansas City Chiefs..................5
Miami Dolphins........................5
New York Giants......................5
Oak/LA/LV Raiders.................5
Washington Commanders.......5

POSTSEASON
VICTORIESNew England Patriots............37
DALLAS COWBOYS............36
Green Bay Packers...............36
Pittsburgh Steelers................36
San Francisco 49ers..............36
Los Angeles Rams................26
Oak/LA/LV Raiders...............25
New York Giants....................25
Philadelphia Eagles...............25

		
POSTSEASON GAMESDALLAS COWBOYS........66
Pittsburgh Steelers............63
Green Bay Packers...........61
New England Patriots........59
San Francisco 49ers..........59
Los Angeles Rams............53
Minnesota Vikings.............52

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REGULAR SEASONAPPEARANCESWINNING SEASONSWINNING PCT.
New England Patriots (2009-19).. 11 DALLAS COWBOYS (1966-85)..20 DALLAS COWBOYS......0.574
DALLAS COWBOYS (1975-83)... 9 New England Patriots (2001-19).. 19 Green Bay Packers.........0.572
Indianapolis Colts (2002-10)......9 Oakland Raiders (1965-80)..... 16 Baltimore Ravens............0.561
DALLAS COWBOYS (1966-73)... 8 San Francisco 49ers (1983-98).. 16 New England Patriots......0.561
Pittsburgh Steelers (1972-79).....8 Chicago Bears (1930-44)........ 15 Chicago Bears.................0.557
Los Angeles Rams (1973-80).....8 Green Bay Packers (1934-47).14 Miami Dolphins................0.552
San Francisco 49ers (1983-90).....8Green Bay Packers (2009-16).......8
Kansas City Chiefs (2015-22)........8

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POSTSEASONAPPEARANCESDALLAS COWBOYS.........35
Green Bay Packers............35
New York Giants.................33
Pittsburgh Steelers.............33
Minnesota Vikings..............31
StL/LA Rams.......................31
Cleveland Browns..............29
Indianapolis Colts...............29
Philadelphia Eagles............29
San Francisco 49ers...........29

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