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352K views · 1.7K reactions | The Dallas Cowboys enjoyed a remarkable regular season. Now, they're set to chase even more success. | CBS Sports | Facebook

🏈On September 4, 1995 the Dallas Cowboys begin their run to Super Bowl XXX by defeating the New York Giants 35-0 in front of 77,454 fans at Giants Stadium and in front of a nationwide television audience on Monday Night Football. Dallas running back Emmitt Smith rushed 21 times for 163 yards and 4 touchdowns, passing Tony Dorsett for the most rushing touchdowns in Cowboys history in the process. Troy Aikman went 15 of 20 for 228 yards and a touchdown while Michael Irvin snagged 7 receptions for

America's Game - The Super Bowl Champions - 1995 Dallas Cowboys

1.5K views · 27 reactions | Dallas Cowboys return to the football field in just over a week as they visit the New York Giants to open the 2023 NFL season. The Cowboys 53-man roster could still use upgrades at several positions including offensive line and linebacker, especially after not making any waiver claims. On today’s episode of the Cowboys Report, Tom Downey breaks down the Top NFL Free Agents Dallas could sign before NFL Week 1. | Dallas Cowboys by Chat Sports | Facebook

🏈On December 25, 1995 Emmitt Smith of the Dallas Cowboys scores his 25th rushing touchdown of the season in a 37-13 win over the Arizona Cardinals, breaking the record for most touchdowns in a season. Smith passed John Riggins, who scored 24 in 1983 for the Washington Redskins. His 25th of the season was also the 100th rushing touchdown of his career. Smith’s 1995 season total currently ranks third all-time behind LaDainian Tomlinson (28 in 2006) and Priest Holmes (27 in 2003) and Shaun Alexand