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Who holds the single season rushing record for the Dallas Cowboys?
Through the 2009 season, Emmitt Smith with 1773 yards in 1995.
Who holds the Dallas Cowboys single season TD record?
Emmitt Smith scored 25 rushing touchdowns during the 1995 season.
Which dallas cowboy running back won the rushing title in 2010?
No one. The last Dallas Cowboys running back to win a rushing title was Emmitt Smith during the 1995 season.
When did emmitt smith join the Dallas Cowboys?
His rookie season was in 1990.
Who held the record for rushing touchdowns for the Dallas Cowboys and the NFL in a career at the start of the 2001 season?
Emmitt Smith. But this is really more of a search engine question.
Who is number 22 on the Dallas Cowboys?
No one has worn No. 22 during the regular since 2002, Emmitt Smith's last season with the Dallas Cowboys.
Who held the record for rushing touchdowns both team and league for the cowboys in a career at the start of the 2001 season?
Emmitt Smith
Which NFL running back had the same amount of rushing yards in his rookie season as he did in his last season?
Emmitt Smith. Smith rushed for 937 yards in his rookie season for the 1990 Dallas Cowboys and 937 yards in his final season for the 2004 Arizona Cardinals.
What year did Emmitt Smith leave the Dallas Cowboys?
Smith's final season in Dallas was the 2002 season. He played with Dallas between 1990-2002 and with the Arizona Cardinals between 2003-2004.
What Dallas Cowboy held the record for rushing touchdowns both team and league in a career at the start of the 2001 season?
Emmitt Smith
How many touchdowns did the Dallas Cowboys score in 1994?
The Dallas Cowboys scored 50 touchdowns during the 1994 season. The player with the most TDs was running back Emmitt Smith, who had 21.
How long did emmitt smith play for the cowboys?
Emmitt Smith was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1990 National Football League college draft. He played with the team through the 2002 season and remains its all-time leading rusher with 17,162 yards.
