Tex Schramm never owned the Dallas Cowboys. He was the team's president and general manager from 1960 to early 1989. But he literally was as powerful as an owner. For years, he operated the football program with little or no interference from the Cowboys' original owner, Clint Murchison.
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∙ 12y agoNo, Schramm was the Cowboys GM for 29 years. He became the first non player, owner, or coach to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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The Texas oil magnate owned the Dallas Cowboys from 1960 to 1984.
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Dallas Cowboys and also the AFL team the Desparados
Jerry Jones. The Cowboys, Patriots, Packers, and Dolphins presently owne their own stadiums.
Dallas Cowboys and also the AFL team the Desparados
It will be tough, but they have a chance if other teams falter and Dallas takes care of business in its own division.
The Dallas Cowboys traditonally wear white jerseys at home and on the road. Blue jerseys are worn on the road if the opposing team chooses to wear their own white jerseys.
Bitty Schram is an American actress, known for her work on A League of Their Own and Monk. She is currently not seeing anyone.
Through Week 13 of the 2008 season, the Cowboys trail the following teams in their all time series: 1) Baltimore Ravens: 0-2 2) Cleveland Browns: 11-15 3) Denver Broncos: 4-5 4) Miami Dolphins: 4-7 5) Oakland Raiders: 3-6 6) San Francisco 49ers: 10-14-1 7) St. Louis Rams: 10-11 (includes games as the Los Angeles Rams) The Cowboys are tied in their all time series with the Minnesota Vikings (10-10), Jacksonville Jaguars (2-2), and Houston Texans (1-1) and lead the all time series against all other teams.
The Dallas Cowboys as we know them today were pretty much invented by Tex Schramm, the team's first president and general manager. For instance, it was Schramm's idea for the Cowboys to wear white jerseys at home so that opposing teams would wear the uniforms that fans were used to seeing on television. Schramm also dropped the Cowboys' original white helmets and double-star jerseys in favor of a color scheme he believed looked cool on television. He was correct in his instincts. The Cowboys' blue metallic helmets have become iconic in the National Football League. Schramm also is credited with turning the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders into a world-renowned group with a fan following of its own. In the early 1970s, he came up with the idea of a sidelines squad that combined the pizzazz of Las Vegas showgirls with girl-next-door wholesomeness. The result caused a sensation throughout the league and the creation of other cheerleading groups that were more like dance teams.