Dallas now has the second most playoff wins

[Cowboy Brian]

With the win yesterday, the Cowboys have surpassed the Packers (34) and Patriots (34) for the 2nd-most postseason wins all-time.

Pretty crazy when you think about how we've pretty much done nothing for 2 decades in the playoffs.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

A win next week and the Cowboys tie the Steelers for first place in this category, too.

20 of these wins came in the Tom Landry era, when the Cowboys just ran roughshod through the conference for nearly three decades. I was born a bit too late and wish I could see Dallas dominate that long again....

 

[Bobhaze]

Amazingly, 31 of our 35 playoff wins were in three decades- the 70s- 14 playoff wins and the 90s with 12 playoff wins, and 5 playoff wins in the 80s. Some perspective.

 

[endersdragon]

Who is #1, Steelers? How far ahead are they. Crazy Pats are tied for 3rd considering they were jokes for a while too.

 

[Bigdog]

We will surpass the Steelers enroute to our 6th SB.

 

[Skybox22]

Not bad considering the Steelers and Packers had a 27 and 41 year head start respectfully.

 

[Red Dragon]

I had thought Steelers and Cowboys were tied with 35 playoff wins apiece.


Another random interesting thing: Out of the Cowboys' 62 playoff games in franchise history, not a single one has gone to overtime.

 

[Captain43Crash]

Not bad considering the Steelers and Packers had a 27 and 41 year head start respectfully.

I’m pretty sure this is games in the Super Bowl era.

 

[ryanbabs]

With the win yesterday, the Cowboys have surpassed the Packers (34) and Patriots (34) for the 2nd-most postseason wins all-time.

Pretty crazy when you think about how we've pretty much done nothing for 2 decades in the playoffs.

I remember when we were #1, way ahead of everyone else. I think in the 90s.

 

[Skybox22]

I’m pretty sure this is games in the Super Bowl era.

I doubt that. No way was Green Bay tied with Dallas in the Super Bowl era. Super Bowls of course 5-4. But total postseason wins I doubt it's close.

 

[Shinaoi]

It’s a shame we look 20 years off or that total would be way higher.

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

With the win yesterday, the Cowboys have surpassed the Packers (34) and Patriots (34) for the 2nd-most postseason wins all-time.

Pretty crazy when you think about how we've pretty much done nothing for 2 decades in the playoffs.

Pretty sad, and shows how loyal we are fans, for those of us who hung around for the past two decades. T.T

 

[GMO415]

It's obvious we would have been in the playoffs last year too if it wasn't for that bogus 6 game suspension

 

[Red Dragon]

I’m pretty sure this is games in the Super Bowl era.

I doubt that. No way was Green Bay tied with Dallas in the Super Bowl era. Super Bowls of course 5-4. But total postseason wins I doubt it's close.

No - as Skybox22 pointed out, the Packers have had only 27 playoff wins since the 1966 season, when they won Super Bowl I.

 

[cowboyfan4life2]

With the win yesterday, the Cowboys have surpassed the Packers (34) and Patriots (34) for the 2nd-most postseason wins all-time.

Pretty crazy when you think about how we've pretty much done nothing for 2 decades in the playoffs.

And pretty crazy when you think about it the pats didn't do anything before 2001.

 

[lane]

With the win yesterday, the Cowboys have surpassed the Packers (34) and Patriots (34) for the 2nd-most postseason wins all-time.

Pretty crazy when you think about how we've pretty much done nothing for 2 decades in the playoffs.

If i remember correctly the cowboys went to the playoffs every year in the 70's except 1974. I started watching in 75 so i might not be accurate.

Went to 5 superbowls as well winning 2 of the 5 ..pretty sure that is why we had so many playoff wins...Tom Landry leading his team to 20 straight winning seasons is pretty damn remarkable in my opinion.