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The Dallas Cowboys played in the Divisional round of the NFC Playoffs on January 17, 2010, having defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round.
Unfortunately, legendary (ex-Green Bay) QB Bret Favre led the Minnesota Vikings in a resounding defeat of the Cowboys, 34-3, at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN.
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