Dallas Cowboys

 

The Dallas Cowboys are a professional American football team that plays in the National Football League (NFL). They are known for their blue and silver colors, star logo, and the nickname "America's Team". 

History:

The Cowboys were founded in 1960 

They were originally called the Dallas Steers, then the Dallas Rangers 

The name was changed to the Cowboys to avoid confusion with the Dallas Rangers baseball team 

The Cowboys won the NFL record for most consecutive winning seasons from 1966 to 1985 

Notable players:

Roger Staubach

Quarterback who helped the Cowboys win two Super Bowls and five NFC championships 

Bob Lilly

Defensive lineman who helped shape the foundation of the Cowboys' franchise 

Randy White

Defensive tackle who played for the Cowboys 

Bob Hayes

Wide receiver and former Olympic sprint champion who played for the Cowboys 

Mel Renfro

Cornerback who played for the Cowboys 

Tony Dorsett

Running back who played for the Cowboys 

Other notable facts:

The Cowboys' cheerleading squad became famous for their revealing uniforms and were nicknamed "America's sweethearts" 

The Cowboys are considered one of the most valuable and profitable sports teams in the world