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Even as we say “Congratulations” to the Minnesota Vikings, who beat the Cowboys 34 to 3 to advance to the NFC Conference Championship in the 2010 NFL Playoffs, we want to say a big “Thank you” to the Dallas Cowboys, winners of the NFC East Division, for the fantastic season they had!
The 2008-09 season wasn’t what the Dallas Cowboys were hoping for, and plagued by injuries to three key players – quarterback Tony Romo and running backs Marion Barber and Felix Jones - they placed third in the brutal NFC East and missed the playoffs. America’s Team is starting off the 2009-2010 season healthy, but with wide receiver Terrell Owens gone, Roy Williams will really need to step up his game to fill the gap. The Boys are sure to deliver an exciting season of football, but there’s another reason you’ll want to snap up your Cowboys tickets as fast as you can – the new Cowboys Stadium! Able to hold up to 100,000 rabid fans, this colossus is the largest domed stadium in the world, contains the largest high-definition television screen and scoreboard in the world, and with a price tag of $1.15 billion, is one of the world’s most expensive sports venues. This always popular team sold plenty of tickets even before the new stadium, so there’s no time to waste. Get your Dallas Cowboys tickets today!
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Some Dallas Cowboy history: Dallas is one of the most successful franchises in NFL history, having appeared in eight Super Bowls -- more than any other team. The Cowboys won five of these games, a record matched by the San Francisco 49ers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tom Landry, a legend in professional football history, coached the club to two Super Bowl victories during the 1970s, with teams starring quarterback Roger Staubach. Dressed in a jacket, tie, and trademark hat, Landry was a familiar sight on the Dallas Cowboys sideline from 1960 to 1988. During his 29-year career the Hall of Fame strategist guided the Cowboys to five Super Bowl appearances and compiled 270 career wins.
The Cowboys joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1960. During its first season, the team failed to win a single game. In 1965, under Landry, the Cowboys earned their first of nine consecutive trips to the playoffs. Quarterback Don Meredith, receiver Bob Hayes, and running back Dan Reeves propelled Dallas to consecutive NFL Championship Games in 1966 and 1967. Both years, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Cowboys and went on to win the Super Bowl.
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