1. The Steel Curtain
   The Team of the Century
2. Home of the 12th Man
   America's Team

Although the sport is growing, the Cowboys were one of the first national brands in the NFL. Cowboys merchandise along with fans can be found all over the United States.

1. NFC East
   NFC North
2. AFC West
   NFC West

The Cowboys' oldest rival is the Washington Redskins. This rivalry dates back to before the start of the Cowboys' franchise when a previous Redskins' owner wanted to keep a team out of Texas.

1. 1954
   1960
2. 1966
   1978

The Cowboys got out to a terrible start as a franchise. In their first season, the team went 0-11-1 with their only tie coming against the New York Giants.

1. Jerry Jones
   Jim Irsay
2. Clint Murchinson Jr.
   Robert Kraft

Clint Murchinson Jr. came from a family who made their money in the oil business. His father was famous for his involvement in hot oil, an illegal method of shipping oil.

1. The Steel Curtain
   Doomsday Defense
2. The Legion of Boom
   The Purple People Eaters

The Doomsday Defense was broken into two different generations of players. Generation I was led by stars like Chuck Howley, Lee Roy Jordan and Mel Renfro.

1. Cornerback
   Wide receiver
2. Kick returner
   All of the above

Deion Sanders played in Major League Baseball when he wasn't playing on the football field. He's the only person to ever compete in both a Super Bowl and a World Series.

1. Tom Landry
   Jimmy Johnson
2. Bill Parcels
   Jason Garrett

Tom Landry served as the defensive coordinator for the New York Giants prior to joining the Cowboys in 1960. With the Cowboys, Landry won a franchise record 250 games.

1. Beastmode
   Tank
2. The Playmaker
   Silverback

Michael Irvin was drafted out of the University of Miami where he won a national championship in 1987. Irvin struggled his first few seasons before exploding for over 1,500 receiving yards in 1991.

1. First
   Second
2. Fifth
   Undrafted

The Cowboys showed interest in Tony Romo prior to the 2003 NFL draft. However, the team decided to fit other needs during the draft then invited Romo to training camp when he wasn't selected.

1. Packers
   Chiefs
2. Giants
   Redskins

The Packers went on to compete in Super Bowl I against the Kansas City Chiefs. Coached by Vince Lombardi, the Packers won the game 35-10.

1. 4
   5
2. 6
   8

The Cowboys have the second most Super Bowls of any NFL franchise. The Patriots and Steelers sit at the top of this category with six each.

1. 5
   6
2. 8
   10

The Cowboys were defeated in their first Super Bowl appearance at the end of the 1970 season. Even though they lost 16-13 to the Baltimore Colts, Cowboys' linebacker Chuck Howley was named the MVP of the game.

1. Pittsburgh
   Miami
2. Alabama
   USC

Tony Dorsett won the 1976 Heisman Trophy while playing at Pittsburgh. Dorsett racked up 2,150 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns that season.

1. Patriots
   Packers
2. Dolphins
   Rams

Super Bowl VI was played in Tulane Stadium in New Orleans, Louisiana. At 39 degrees, it was the coldest outdoor Super Bowl ever played.

1. 20
   23
2. 28
   30

In 1973, Roger Staubach was the passing touchdowns leader and the passer rating leader for the NFL. That season, the Cowboys went 10-4, losing in the conference championship.

1. Troy Aikman
   Terry Bradshaw
2. Drew Bledsoe
   Danny White

Danny White went into coaching after he left the NFL. He coached in the Arena Football League where he won two championships with the Arizona Rattlers.

1. Super Bowl VIII
   Super Bowl XII
2. Super Bowl XXI
   Super Bowl XXIII

Dominating the game, the Cowboys' defense forced eight turnovers during Super Bowl XII. The defense also held the Broncos to eight pass completions for a dismal 61 yards.

1. Eagles
   Redskins
2. Giants
   Packers

The Eagles won the franchise's first Super Bowl at the end of the 2017 season. Backups quarterback Nick Foles was named the MVP of the game.

1. Dan Marino
   John Elway
2. Steve Young
   Joe Montana

Joe Montana finished his career winning four Super Bowls. He was also named the NFL MVP in 1989 and 1990 while playing for the 49ers.

1. Robert Kraft
   Dean Spanos
2. Jerry Jones
   Jim Irsay

Jerry Jones has served as the general manager for the Cowboys throughout his tenure with the team. He's often been criticized for his relationship with coaches, who he expects to take a backseat to his authority.

1. 1978
   1982
2. 1989
   1992

Tom Landry led the Cowboys to 20 straight winning seasons from 1966 until 1985. During that span, he won two Super Bowls and five NFC titles.

1. 1st
   10th
2. 18th
   32nd

Troy Aikman finished his college career at UCLA, but he played for the Oklahoma Sooners prior to transferring to the Bruins. Aikman was the starting quarterback for the Sooners in 1985 before he was injured in a game against Miami. The Sooners went on to win the national championship without him.

1. Sean Payton
   Norv Turner
2. Jon Gruden
   Chan Gailey

Norv Turner received his first head coaching job after leaving Dallas following the 1993 season. He served as the head coach of the Redskins from 1994 until 2000.

1. Patriots
   Chargers
2. Chiefs
   Bills

From the 1990 season until the 1993 season, the Bills went to four straight Super Bowls. Despite the four appearances, they never won a title.

1. 2
   4
2. 5
   6

The Cowboys destroyed the Bills 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII. It was the Cowboys' first Super Bowl victory in 15 years.

1. Hershel Walker
   Calvin Hill
2. Emmitt Smith
   Tony Dorsett

Emmitt Smith not only set the Cowboys' franchise record, but he also set the NFL rushing record for a career. Retiring in 2004, Smith finished his career with 18,355 rushing yards.

1. Jason Witten
   Dez Bryant
2. Cole Beasley
   Michael Irvin

Drafted in 2003, Jason Witten spent his entire NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys. Before retiring in 2017, Witten was selected to 11 Pro Bowls and was named first-team All-Pro​ twice.

1. 22
   27
2. 30
   36

2007 was Tony Romo's first season starting every game at quarterback for the Cowboys. He didn't let the team down, throwing for over 4,000 yards with a 64% completion rating.

1. Jason Garrett
   Bill Parcells
2. Don Shula
   Jimmy Johnson

Jimmy Johnson surprised the football world when he quit as the Cowboys' head coach following Super Bowl XXVIII. However, internal strife with owner Jerry Jones forced Johnson to look elsewhere.

1. Packers
   49ers
2. Bears
   Falcons

The 49ers were led by Steve Young, who took over the team after Joe Montana went to Kansas City. The 49ers would go on to win the Super Bowl, and Young was named the MVP of the game.

1. 15
   57
2. 132
   197

The Bills had no answer for Emmitt Smith throughout Super Bowl XXVIII. He was named the MVP of the game after carrying the ball 30 times and scoring two touchdowns on the ground.

1. Larry Brown
   Deion Sanders
2. Michael Irvin
   Troy Aikman

Larry Brown was the first cornerback to ever win the Super Bowl MVP award. A 12th-round draft pick, Brown had two interceptions in the biggest game of his career.

1. 1998
   1999
2. 2002
   2004

Walter Payton previously held the career rushing record in the NFL. Payton, who played for the Bears, rushed for 16,726 yards throughout his career.

1. Deshaun Watson
   Dez Bryant
2. Ezekiel Elliott
   Dak Prescott

Prior to entering the 2016 NFL draft, Day Prescott played college football at Mississippi State. In 2014, he led the Bulldogs to their first number 1 ranking in school history.

1. 2014
   2015
2. 2016
   2017

Drafted with the fourth pick in the 2016 draft, Ezekiel Elliott was only a rookie when he led the league in rushing yards. He finished the regular season with 1,631 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns.