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Dallas Cowboys Team History
The Dallas Cowboys have been led by star coaches dating back to 1960, when the franchise, then headed by Tom Landry, joined the NFL. Over the course of 29 years, Landry led the Cowboys to two Super Bowl titles, five Super Bowl appearances, five NFC Championships, 13 division titles, and 20 consecutive winning seasons. Following Landry’s tenure, the team has won three more Super Bowls in the 1992 (XXVII), 1993 (XXVIII), and 1995 (XXX) seasons.
The Cowboys have also produced stellar players, including Emmitt Smith — who led the team to win three conference championships — and Michael Irvin, who was the previous leader in all receiving categories.
Dallas Cowboys Team Info
Conference: NFC
Division: East
Year Founded: 1960
Team Colors: Navy Blue, Metallic Silver, Royal Blue, White
Mascot: Rowdy
Team Rivals: New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, San Francisco 49ers, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium
Located in Arlington, Texas, AT&T Stadium opened in 2009 and has a capacity of 80,000 for football games. The Cowboys played their first game at AT&T Stadium on September 20, 2009. With final construction costing approximately $1.2 billion, this world-class stadium is one of the most expensive sports venues to ever be built.
Learn more about AT&T Stadium here.
The Dallas Cowboys schedule release video was uploaded on May 15, 2024. The video features Post Malone, team owner Jerry Jones, quarterback Dak Prescott, NFL Hall of Famer and former Cowboy Michael Irvin and streamer TimTheTatman prank calling everyday super fans and celebrities supporting teams from their 2024 lineup, including Jake Paul, Eli Manning, Saweetie, bbno$, and Ninja. You can watch the clip here.
The schedule for the Dallas Cowboys’ 2024-25 regular season can be found on the team’s website.
The Dallas Cowboys' 2024-25 regular season kicks off in September at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio against the Cleveland Browns. In the final week of the regular season, the Cowboys will play at home against the Washington Commanders. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
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Visit the team’s website for information about Dallas Cowboys season tickets.
Check out the AT&T Stadium seating chart here.
The Dallas Cowboys' biggest rivals are the New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, San Francisco 49ers, Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams.
The Dallas Cowboys have been to eight Super Bowl championships. The Cowboys’ last Super Bowl appearance was at Super Bowl XXX, where they defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-17, and won their fifth Super Bowl.
I was highly disappointed. It was my very first and probably last time ever going to another Cowboy training camp. I am a true Cowboy fan. My father played the team in the 70s. There was no excitement. There was no interactions with the players. I believe that the fans should have more access with the players since the fans is paying their salary. We are the ones who pack the stadium and buy all their gear. It was just a sad setting period.
Saw all the great players up close. Was in the VIP section through a friend and had a great time. Highly recommend taking the family for a great afternoon of fun.
Needs more fan activities and player autographs as there were none
I love the new facility! I do wish there was more handicap parking/sitting.
Everything about this experience was awesome! Being a die hard Cowboys fan I really had a great time!
Had a great family time seeing Americas Team! Go Cowboys!
It was a fun experience watching the Cowboys train.
Love it allot never been to a game but seeing the players close was a great experience.
Loved trainingcamp. Itwas a blast. There was so much to do outside before you went in. And they have a great gift shop
Great to see practice. Extremely disappointed that it became open to everyone and even more disappointed that at the first open camp at their home facility in their home town...only (2) players stayed after to sign autographs! I watched many players on tv in Oxnard spend a considerable amount of time each day signing...shame on these players! Very uncharacteristic of Jerry Jones and TDC.
Great event! Small enough venue that you could actually see the players and identify them. Lots of fun, easy to get there, park and walk to Ford Center. Unfortunately, I bought tickets before they became free. Not that expensive but still, a cost I didn't need!
As always, Jerry outdid himself with this place.. If you haven't had the chance to visit this place in person, well worth it. Great seeing The Boyz practicing at home...
Dallas Cowboys training camp at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco. Great opportunity to see the players up close in the North Dallas area. The Ford Center, The Tostito's Plaza and The Star are just another example of how Jerry Jones (like him or hate him) and his family are committed to doing everything FIRST CLASS! Some great restaurants open/opening soon to add to the experience.
Awesome to see the team work out. Getting to see the new & returning team members. I went twice so far to the training camp Will try to go to the remaining days
Best facility hands down..nothing comes close to it!!!
Witten was very courteous to my entire family when we met.
Pretty amazing! Got there early for early seating with fan club pass. Good seats by the front row so the players were close! Had a blast!
Cowboys game was awesome and also parking was little different but able to find a good parking spot even though I am a @Army Desert Storm veteran I have not have too much to complain about.
I had SRO party pass for Packers v. Cowboys playoff game. Got there 3 hours before kickoff and waited in line for about an hour to get in the stadium. It's first come first serve and was able to stand behind only 1 other person on the railing. Great view when people with seats in front were seated. Had to watch video board when they were standing. Recommend going up one level to the staircase for great view if you arrive early like I did. I can't complain paying $100 a ticket while the people right in front of me with seats paid $500-$700 a ticket. SRO area was not over crowded. I came with 3 friends and we were able to rotate out to get beer and use the restroom without losing our spot. There weren't any fights or rowdy people near me so the experience was great even as a Packer fan. Better luck next year Cowboys. Go Pack Go!!!
As a tried and true bleeding blue Cowboys fan living in wash D.C. I have been to many Cowboys football games but this one is was unbelievable I loved every minute
