Their first-year training camp conditions were so unpleasant, so shoddy, the players hanged Gil Brandt in effigy for putting them there.

"Voice of the Cowboys" Brad Sham begins his 30th season with the team. It didn’t look as if Sham would get past 19 years when he abruptly was yanked off Jerry Jones’ studio show in ’94, then quit the Cowboys at season’s end to join the ’95 Rangers radio team.

Frank Clarke held the Cowboys' record for TD catches in a season until T.O. broke it. But at 74, he has his hands full caring for two small children.

One field goal stands out in Danny Villanueva's memory -- a game-winner at Washington in 1966.

You didn't play for Tom Landry if you couldn't rush the quarterback. Sacks were paramount. The Cowboys have been on both ends of "big sack days" in their history. How else can Steve Pelluer share a team record with Troy Aikman?

Rookie Felix Jones inherits a jersey number that has been involved in 1,350 tackles for the Dallas Cowboys.

LT Jethro Pugh went on to become an integral part of the Cowboys’ original Doomsday Defense.

Mel Renfro talks about the 1970 season and the best four-game stretch of his career.

Jim Ray Smith blocked for Jim Brown, befriended “Big Daddy” Lipscomb and played for Paul Brown and Tom Landry.

Imagine that you're on the clock and you can pick as many previously-drafted Cowboys players as time and cart space allow. You're shopping for "best bang for the buck" talent and players the Cowboys had to have.