That 30 year championship drought people are talking about? Dallas is 251-217 (.536) since 1995

[eromeopolk]

Oh I'm sure this will tick some people off.

NFL Cumulative Seasonal Rankings since 1995

#11 overall. Look, I get it, Jerry makes himself an easy target. Dude wants to win and (obviously) wants the credit in doing so. Look at the Netflix special. He obviously made the mistake letting Jimmy go, but Jimmy wasn't going to say around much longer anyway. And who knows, now that I've seen the Netflix special, just maybe Barry and his "hands off but love the player" approach was best for that 1995 veteran squad that ended up winning it all. Along with the signing of Deon, which was all Jerry no doubt. Dallas NEEDED Deon to get the ring in '95 -- wonder if Jimmy would have been on board with the signing?

Anyway, back to the topic -- Dallas is ranked just outside of the top 10 in terms of winning percentage (.536) during the regular season since 1995. I know, I know, what have you done for me during the post season? I get that. But as I've said many times, they were in GREAT position in 2007 and 2016 -- both #1 seeds in the NFC.

Bashing Jerrah is as American as apple pie and fireworks on the 4th of July. It's EASY to do. But unless you've got some context, it doesn't tell the whole story. Yes, I've been frustrated with Jerry. But it's not like this 30 year drought has come with season after season of just 4-8 wins as with many franchises (including Washington until recently). The bottom line is Jerry and those with a hand in the personnel put this club in position for a championship run more than once. Should Jerry get the blame for the 2007 playoff loss to the NYG, or does that fall on the defense? Does that fall on Patrick Crayton not running at full stride when Romo laid the ball out to him in the EZ late in that 4th quarter? Is it Jerry's fault that Romo couldn't hold the ball on a FG attempt in Seattle in '06, or Dez's "catch" was ruled not a catch? Is it Jerry's fault that the defense couldn't make a stop on Aaron Rodgers during the home divisional playoff game in 2016 (Jan 2017)?

You see where I'm getting at. No championship game since 1995 has just as much to do with "bad luck" or players not making plays than Jerry's so-called incompetence as an owner and GM.

Like I said, this will probably piss some of you off, but again it's not just black and white like everyone wants to make it out.

And yes, I think the Parsons trade ultimately will be a good one for the Cowboys. They got good return when you consider not many teams could be or would be willing to take on that contract.

That is Arlington Jonesboys stats for Arlington Jonesboys fans. Happy with barely above .500

What was the real Dallas Cowboys win lose totals, winning percentage, division championships, NFC Championship game appearances, NFC Championship titles, Super Bowl appearances and wins 1960-1995?

The Dallas Cowboys' winning percentage from their 1960 inaugural season through the 1995 season was approximately 58.3%. During this 36-season span, the Cowboys accumulated a record of 302 wins, 212 losses, and 6 ties. Stats included expansion team years including one year without a draft.

Breakdown of the Dallas Cowboys' Record (1960-1995):

• Total Seasons: 36
• Total Wins: 302
• Total Losses: 212
• Total Ties: 6
• Winning Percentage: 58.3% (302 wins / 514 total games)

Between 1960 and 1995, the Dallas Cowboys had an NFL playoff record of 36 wins and 25 losses, winning the NFC East Championship at least 10 times. They appeared in the NFC Championship Game 8 times, going 5-3 in those games, and had a Super Bowl record of 5 wins and 3 losses, winning Super Bowls VI, XII, XXVII, XXVIII, and XXX during this period.

Dallas Cowboys Playoff Record (1960-1995):

• Overall Playoff Record: 36-25 (36 wins, 25 losses)

NFC East Champion Record:

• The Cowboys won 16 NFC East titles between 1960 and 1995.

NFC Championship Game Record:

• Appearances: 8 (actually 17 including pre-merger)
• Record: 5-3
  • Wins: 1971, 1975, 1992, 1993, 1995
  • Losses: 1966, 1967, 1994

Super Bowl Record (1960-1995):

• Appearances: 8
  
  
• Record: 5-3
  
  • Wins: 5 (Super Bowl VI, XII, XXVII, XXVIII, XXX)
    
    
  • Losses: 3 (Super Bowl V, XIII, X (as the NFL Championship before the league merger))

This is the Dallas Cowboys "America's Team".

 

[ArtClink]

Wait a minute, are you telling me that if you're hired to do a job and you can't do it, you run the chance of being fired?

Indeed!

 

[kskboys]

So Eagles won by luck bot sound play and talent.
KC won it on luck.
Patriots won it on luck 7 times.

Good teams make their own luck and dimin8sh the need to depend on luck to get across the finish line. Luck is the icing on the cake. Not like us needing it to be the cake.

Good teams win it w/ great DT play and a good QB protected by a good OL.