Thanks largely to Gil Brandt, the Cowboys went from desolate expansion team to one of the most successful franchises in league history.Read more

On Jan. 16, 1962, rookie fullback Don Perkins made his first of six Pro Bowls appearances.Read more

37 years later, Chuck Howley is still at a loss when asked to explain the outcome of Super Bowl V.Read more

Bert Sugar’s 1997 compilation of lampoon-style essays — 20 in all — worked a simple premise. It assailed the easiest target in all of sports: a team on top.Read more

The following excerpts are from the 1997 book, I Hate the Cowboys — And Who Elected Them American’s Team Anyway?:

Deacon Jones, Hall of Fame defensive end, most notably with the Rams: "I first came in contact, literally, with the Dallas Cowboys [in the early ’60s. Back then, they were led by their quarterback, little Eddie LeBaron, probably the smallest man ever to play pro football. Some say he was 5-foot-8. No way he was 5-8. He had to be 5-1, maybe closer to 4-9."Read more

Long after Mike Renfro's tenure as Cowboys waterboy in the late '60s/early ’70s, he became poster boy for instant replay in the NFL.Read more

The first taste of postseason victory was unforgettable for a 9-5 Cowboys team that had lost two of its last three regular-season games. Sound familiar?Read more

Eddie LeBaron barely gets a mention whenever people speak of the storied lineage of Cowboys quarterbacks.Read more

Time is running out for Jerry Jones to induct the two most glaring omissions into the Cowboys' Ring of Honor -- Jimmy Johnson and Drew Pearson.Read more

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Tony Romo has Danny White's blessing. Still, the ex-Cowboys quarterback hates to see his franchise records fall.Read more

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