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About the Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys joined the NFL in 1960 and quickly built a reputation as "America's Team," a nickname earned through decades of national TV exposure and five Super Bowl titles. Home games are played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, famous for its retractable roof and the massive center-hung video board that towers over the field. The Cowboys' rivalry with the Washington Commanders is one of the oldest in the league, dating back to the 1960s, while the modern NFC East race against the Philadelphia Eagles has become one of football's most heated annual matchups. The franchise's run of championships in the 1990s under head coach Jimmy Johnson, powered by Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin, remains one of the most dominant stretches in NFL history. Today the Cowboys are consistently among the league's most valuable franchises and draw a massive national fan base regardless of record, filling AT&T Stadium to capacity for nearly every home date on the schedule. Watch every Dallas Cowboys game live — schedules, scores and streams are on the NFLBite home page.