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What is the greatest Dallas Cowboys team of all time?

By YPB Team

Ring-winning juggernauts share this list with Cowboys teams remembered for one heartbreaking playoff afternoon. Pick the roster you'd trust with a January game on the line.

  1. 1992 Cowboys — ranked #11
    1992 Cowboys
    Jimmy Johnson's 13–3 team routed Buffalo 52–17 in Super Bowl XXVII, where Troy Aikman was named MVP.
    1000pts
  2. 1971 Cowboys — ranked #22
    1971 Cowboys
    Roger Staubach led an 11–3 team to the franchise's first title, a 24–3 win over Miami in Super Bowl VI, and was named the game's MVP.
    676pts
  3. 2014 Cowboys — ranked #33
    2014 Cowboys
    DeMarco Murray ran for 1,845 yards as Dallas went 12–4, beat Detroit in the wild-card round and lost 26–21 at Green Bay after Dez Bryant's overturned catch.
    567pts
  4. 1975 Cowboys — ranked #44
    1975 Cowboys
    A 10–4 wild card that beat Minnesota on Staubach's Hail Mary to Drew Pearson and lost Super Bowl X 21–17 to Pittsburgh.
    433pts
  5. 1993 Cowboys — ranked #55
    1993 Cowboys
    Repeat champions who went 12–4 and beat Buffalo 30–13 in Super Bowl XXVIII, with Emmitt Smith the MVP of both the league and the game.
    433pts
  6. 2007 Cowboys — ranked #66
    2007 Cowboys
    Tony Romo threw 36 touchdown passes as the 13–3 Cowboys earned the NFC's top seed before a 21–17 home playoff loss to the Giants.
    357pts
  7. 1995 Cowboys — ranked #77
    1995 Cowboys
    Emmitt Smith scored 25 rushing touchdowns for a 12–4 team that beat Pittsburgh 27–17 in Super Bowl XXX for a third title in four years.
    357pts
  8. 2016 Cowboys — ranked #88
    2016 Cowboys
    Rookies Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott, who led the NFL with 1,631 rushing yards, carried Dallas to 13–3 before a 34–31 playoff loss to Green Bay.
    269pts
  9. 1977 Cowboys — ranked #99
    1977 Cowboys
    With rookie Tony Dorsett and the Doomsday Defense, Dallas went 12–2 and beat Denver 27–10 in Super Bowl XII, where Randy White and Harvey Martin shared MVP honors.
    0pts

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