Texas Cowboys: A History Of Winning

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The Dallas Cowboys, according to Forbes magazine, is among the most valuable sports teams in The United States. They are owned by Jerry Jones and made their debut in 1962. They were the first team company web site to wear their white jerseys at home when playing at home) (the teams were designed to wear colored jerseys. The Cowboys have an estimated current value of $1.173 billion. They are also among the most effective American Football teams. They support the group records for the most consecutive winning seasons. They won twenty in a line, from 1966 until 1985. The Dallas Cowboys also keep league records for the months (24) using a minimum of ten wins.

The Dallas Cowboys certified for playoffs 80% of the time (twenty four times), won twenty section brands, played in fourteen NFC Championship games (which will be a lot more than 50 % of all the conference title games between 1966 to 1996) and took the field for nine Super Bowls. The Cowboys are known as one of the most effective teams in the whole history of the NFL. The staff has received 28 post-season shows including another league record of 54 post-season games. They won thirty two of the games. The Dallas Cowboys also have the record for probably the most Super Bowl appearances (they'd 8, which is 2 more than any other team) and they have appeared in 1-4 NFC Championship activities, which is also more than any other American Football team. The Cowboys played in 2 NFL championship games. Which was prior to the combination. These were the first group in NFL history to get no less than 3 Super Bowls in mere 4 years. Since then, the New England Patriots matched this feat but the Cowboys were the first.

From these documents and figures, it's easy to understand why the Dallas Cowboys remain one of the most popular and respected American Football groups of today.