I wouldn't say Dallas has been the worst team in the division over the last 24 years, but I would say they have been the most mediocre team.
That said, looking at the last 25 years since the year 2000.
Eagles 242-160 with a total of 20 playoff wins
Cowboys 217-187 with a total of 4 playoff wins
Giants 186-217-1 with a total of 11 playoff wins
Commanders 170-232 with a total of 3 playoff wins
Here is the issue though, and please let me know if I'm wrong...
From 1970 though 2000 (good and bad years) the cowboys record was 290-182.
I can give you the winning percentages, but what struck me funny and sad is that the cowboys actually had less losses over the previous 30 years combined vs losses over the last 25 years. Keep in mind, those previous 30 years (1970-2000) include what I would consider their worst years from 1986 through 1990 where the cowboys were actually 25-54. Ironically those were the years leading up to the cowboys sale to Jerry Jones and their worst year ever in 1989 (not including 1960, and I they were kind of bad in their first 5 years from 1960-1965) .
I was born in the 60's, didn't look at that decade to hard LOL
The issue is the last time the cowboys had any real success was under Jimmy Johnson where they went 44-36 (which included that one 1-15 season in 1989 BUT Jimmy won 7 post season games including 2 super bowls. Think about that... Jimmy had 7 playoff wins in 5 years vs 4 playoff wins over the last 25 years.
To people who remember Tom Landry and Jimmy Johnson, the seasons have been a failure, but to people born in the mid 90's , perhaps the cowboys don't look so bad because they don't totally suck. Tom Landry was 250-162 even with all the bad years that he had, and that was even a higher winning percentage than Jimmy Johnson had with the team.
Old cowboy fans are kind of cursed from remember the "good years".
Give old Jerry credit were credit is due... for how they played since he bought the team, Jerry owes a big payday Bob Ryan IMO...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ameri...l links-,History,on their team highlight film.