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RING
OF HONOR
(In Alphabetical Order)
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Troy Aikman - Quarterback (1989-2000)
- Number One pick in the 1989 NFL Draft
by Dallas Cowboys
- 6 Time Pro Bowl
- 4 Time All-Pro
- 3 Super Bowl Titles
- 4 NFC Titles
- MVP of Super Bowl XXVII
- Winningest Quarterback of any decade
in NFL history NFL Rookie-Record with 379 yards passing
Inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame
33 Tony Dorsett - Running Back (1977-1987)
- 4 Time Pro Bowl
- 1 Time All-Pro
- NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
- 3 All-NFC selections
- 1 Super Bowl Title
- NFL Record 99-yard TD Run (1/3/83
@ Minnesota)
- 4th All-Time NFL Career Rushing (12,036)
- 3rd All-Time Franchise Career Points
(516)
- 2nd All-Time Franchise Career Touchdowns
(86)
- 2nd All-Time Franchise Career Rushing
Yards Gained (12,036)
- 1st All-Time Franchise Rookie Rushing
Yards Gained (1,007)
- 1976 Heisman Trophy (University of
Pittsburgh)
43
Cliff Harris - Safety (1970-1979)
- 6 Time Pro Bowl
- 7 Division Titles
- 4 Time All-Pro
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- 5 All-NFC Honors
- 5 Super Bowl Appearances
- 2 Super Bowl Championships
22 Bob Hayes - Wide Receiver (1965-1974)
- 4 Time All-Pro
- 3 Time Pro Bowl
- 1 Super Bowl Title
- 2 NFC Titles
- 5 Eastern Conference Titles
- Holds or is tied for 22 Franchise
Records
- Franchise Record 71 Career TD Receptions
- Franchise Record 20.0 Career Yards
Per Catch Average
- 2 Gold Medals 1964 Olympic Games
Tokyo, Japan
- Names "World's Fastest Human"
after tying World Record in 100-meter dash
54 Chuck Howley - Linebacker (1961-1973)
- Most Valuable Player Super Bowl V
- 6 Time All-Pro
- 6 Time Pro Bowl
- All Eastern Conference Team 1963
- 1 Super Bowl Title
- 2 NFC Titles
- 5 Eastern Conference Titles
- Tied 2nd Franchise History Career
Fumbles Recovered (16)
- 3 Time All-Southern Conference West
Virginia University
- Southern Conference Athlete of the
Year
- 5 Sport Letterman - Football, Track,
Diving, Gymnastics, Wrestling
88
Michael Irvin - Wide Receiver (1988-1999)
- 5 Time Pro Bowl
- 3 Time All-Pro
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- 3 Super Bowl Titles
- 4 NFC Titles
- Most Games with 100+ Yards Receiving
55 Lee Roy Jordan - Linebacker (1963-1976)
- 2 Time All-Pro
- 5 Time Pro Bowl
- Cowboys Record 1,236 Career Tackles
- Cowboys Record 743 Solo Career
Tackles
- Second Career Assisted Tackles,
493
- 1 Super Bowl Title
- 5 Conference Championships
- 8 Division Titles
- Selected to Cowboys Silver Season
All-Time Team (1984)
- 1963 All-American at University
of Alabama
Tom Landry - Head Coach (1960-1988)
- 20 Consecutive Winning Seasons
(1966-85)
- 2 Super Bowl Titles
- 2 NFL Championship Game Appearances
- 5 NFC Titles
- 13 Divisional Titles
- 1966 NFL Coach of the Year
- 1975 NFC Coach of the Year
74
Bob Lilly - Defensive Tackle (1961-1974)
- 11 Time Pro Bowl (Franchise Record)
- 7 Time All-Pro
- NFL 75th Anniversary Team
- AFL-NFL 25-year Anniversary Team
- National Football Foundation Hall
of Fame
- 1 Super Bowl Title
- 2 NFC Titles
- 4 Eastern Conference Titles
- November 23, 1975 declared "Bob
Lilly Day" in Dallas, Texas
- College Football Hall of Fame
17 Don Meredith - Quarterback (1960-1968)
- 2 Time Pro Bowl
- 1966 NFL Player of the Year
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- 3 Straight Division Titles
Tied 1st Franchise History with three 300-yard passing
games in a season
- Tied 1st Franchise History 5 TD
passes in one game (accomplished three times)
- Longest pass completion in franchise
history, 95 yards to Bob Hayes, Nov. 11, 1966
- 2 Time All-American SMU
43 Don Perkins - Running Back (1961-1968)
- 6 Time Pro Bowl
- 1 Time All-Pro
- 1961 NFL Rookie of the Year
- 3 Straight Division Titles
- First in Franchise History to reach
6,000 yards rushing
- Tied 2nd Franchise History with
4 consecutive seasons leading team in rushing touchdowns
- 3rd Franchise History with 42 rushing
touchdowns
- 3 Time All-Skyline selection University
of New Mexico
20
Mel Renfro - Defensive Back (1964-1977)
- 4 Time All-Pro
- 10 Time Pro Bowl
- 3 Time All-NFC
- Cowboys Career Record 52 interceptions
- Cowboys Career Record 26.4-yard
kickoff-return average
- Cowboys Career Record 626 interception
return yards
- 2 Super Bowl Titles
- 4 NFC Championships
- 9 Division Titles
- Consensus All-American, 1962
Tex Schramm - General Manager (1959-1989)
- 1991 Pro Football Hall of Fame
Inductee
- 1977 Bert Bell Memorial Award
- 1978 Executive of the Year
- 23 Year member of NFL Competition
Committee
- 2 Super Bowl Titles
- 5 Conference Championships
- 13 Division Titles
22
Emmitt Smith - Running Back (1990-2002
& 2005)
- 8 Time Pro Bowl
- 1990 Rookie of the Year
- 3 Super Bowl Titles
- MVP of Superbowl XXVIII
- NFL MVP 1993
- NFL Season-Leading Rusher
- 1,000 yard seasons 1991-2001 (NFL
Record)
- All-Time NFL Rushing Yards Leader
- All-Time NFL Rushing Touchdown
Leader
- Most 100 yard games
- Emmitt breaks the 18,000 yard barrier
12
Roger Staubach - Quarterback (1969-1979)
- 6 Time Pro Bowl
- 5 Time NFL Passing Champion
- MVP of Super Bowl VI
- 2 Super Bowl Titles
- 5 NFC Titles
- 7 Division Titles
- 1979 Byron "Whizzer"
White Award
- 1975 Vince Lombardi Sportsman of
the Year
- 1971 NFL Players Association Most
Valuable Player
- 1971 Bert Bell Award
- 1975 Field Scovill Award - All-Sports
Association of Dallas
- 1963 Heisman Trophy
- 1963 Walter Camp Memorial Trophy
- 1965 Naval Academy Athletic Association
Sword
54 Randy White - Defensive Tackle (1975-1988)
- 9 Time Pro Bowl
- 8 Time All-Pro
- Co-MVP Super Bowl XII
- 1978 Defensive Player of the Year
- 1982 NFL Defensive Lineman of the
Year
- 1 Super Bowl Title
- 3 NFC Titles
- 5 Division Titles
- 2nd Franchise History Career Solo
Tackles (701)
- 3rd Franchise History Career Combined
Tackles (1,104)
- 3rd Franchise History Games Played
(209)
- Outland Trophy - University of
Maryland
- Lombardi Trophy - University of
Maryland
70 Rayfield Wright - Offensive Tackle
(1967-1979)
- 6 Time Pro Bowl
- 10 Division Titles
- 4 Time All-Pro
- 3 All-NFC Honors
- 5 Super Bowl Aappearances
- 2 Super Bowl Championships
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