The Dallas Cowboys have left an indelible mark on Super Bowl history, with victories that defined an era. Their legacy goes beyond the trophies, shaping moments of pure glory. Check out their full history.

After Jerry Jones proclaimed the Dallas Cowboys were all in on winning the Super Bowl, it was Dallas’ rivals from Philadelphia that hoisted the trophy instead.

The Cowboys had eight Super Bowl appearances through the first 36 years of the season. They’ve been stuck there ever since.

After the Eagles' Super Bowl win over the Kansas City Chiefs, I took a look at the comment sections for the live game threads at the SB Nation sites for the Giants, Cowboys, and Commanders, who were all almost unanimously rooting for the Eagles to lose.

Jerry Jones planned for the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl this season. Instead, the Cowboys went 7–10 and lost quarterback Dak Prescott in the season to a hamstring injury.

The Eagles won Super Bowl LIX in dominant fashion over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, ending Kansas City’s big for a 3-peat. Instead it’s the Eagles who are starting to look like a growing dynasty, winning their second Super Bowl since 2018 and having a bright future ahead with Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and that talented young defense.