Dallas Cowboys



Dallas Texas based professional American football team; Dallas Cowboys became a part of NFL as an expansion team in 1960. They play for the Eastern Division of National Football Conference in the NFL. Cowboys' home games are played by them in the Community of Irving.

Due to its fame, Dallas Cowboys are also sometimes cited as the football team, which has the largest fan base that basically lives out side the local area. Apart of being known to have the largest fan base, Cowboys are also known as the second most precious team of North America that stands second to Washington Redskins. Dallas Cowboys worth about $1.1 Billion while Washington Redskins worth approximately $1.3 Billion. Every year Dallas Cowboys produce revenue of about $250 Million which also makes them the richest team in NFL.

Dallas Cowboys are not just limited to high earning rate, but their success rate also makes them one of the most successful teams in NFL. Dallas Cowboys won had 20 consecutive winning season for which they hold a record. As of 2004, Cowboys was the team that appeared 27 times in the postseason. Cowboys also had 24 seasons in which they scored at least 10 wins.

Dallas Cowboys also hold the league record of appearing in 54 postseason games, out of which they came out successful in 32 games. Dallas cowboys also have the honor of making the most appearances in Super Bowl the count of which is 8, and apart from that they also made 2 NFL Championship games appearances. Team also has an astounding history of winning 3 super bowls in just 4 years. As of today, they have won a total of 5 super bowls, which makes them the team with most super bowl wins.

Team enjoyed a lot of success during the 30 years period of 1966 to 1996. During that period, they were made eligible to appear in playoffs 24 times and made their appearance in 8 Super Bowls and in addition to that they appeared in 14 National Football Championship games. Also during the same period team also saw the promotion of its defensive coordinator Dave Campo to the head coach, but unfortunately his time ended as the team lost to expansion Houston Texans in 2002.

In 2003, Bill Parcells took the charge of Dallas Cowboys as he returned from his retirement. Bill's return was result to the strong persuasion by Jones, who wronged the criticism put forward by the critics as well as the audience. Hence Cowboys came back with a bang as they made a record of 10-6 and also got themselves a play off berth.

The following year didn't come out to be as successful as 2003 was. Dallas Cowboys' 2004 season started of with quite a few controversies which were accompanied by some injuries as well. And the teams drug usages issues also added up to all these problems that had a major negative impact on the team's image.

In 1960, the team's logo was a mere simple blue star. The team use to wear blue jerseys with white sleeves plus small stars on their shoulders. Besides this they also wore white helmets with only the plain blue star as their logo.

Dallas Cowboys shifted to use their present logo and uniform design in 1964. The simple star logo was adapted to comprise a white border/pinstripe. On the other hand the present uniform design has evolved a number of minor changes through the years; it chiefly based of silver helmets, silver pants, and either white or blue jerseys.

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