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On January 4, 2015, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Detroit Lions, 24-20, in a wild-card playoff game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, whose postseason record as a starter is 2-3, threw for two touchdowns and 293 yards in the contest.
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How many teams have won a playoff game since the Dallas Cowboys last won one?
65 teams have won a playoff game since the 96' Cowboys Supepr Bowl
Who has the most playoff wins in the last 20 years in the nfl?
The most playoff wins in NFL history is 33. There are two teams tied for wins and they are the Dallas Cowboys (1967-2009) and the Pittsburgh Steelers (1972-2010).
When is the last time the Detroit Lions won a home playoff game?
Through the 2009 season, that was January 5, 1992 when the Lions defeated the Dallas Cowboys, 38-6. The following week, the Lions lost the NFC championship game to the Redskins in Washington. The Lions have played four home playoff games in their existance, the 1991 Divisional Playoff game listed above and the 1935, 1953, and 1957 NFL Championship games. They won all four of those games.
Detroit Lions last coach to win a playoff game?
Wayne Fontes of the 1991 Lions who defeated the Cowboys, 38-6, in the Division round of the playoffs.
What teams played in staubach last game?
Roger Staubach's final game was the Divisional playoff game played December 30, 1979 between the Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams. The Rams won 21-19.
How many teams have won a playoff game since the Dallas Cowboys last won one?
65 teams have won a playoff game since the 96' Cowboys Supepr Bowl
How many playoff wins do the Dallas Cowboys have since 1995?
Since the Cowboys' last appearance in a Super Bowl after the 1995 season, they have won three playoff games:Dec. 28, 1996-- Dallas 40, Minnesota Vikings 15 (NFC Wild Card Game at Texas Stadium).Jan. 9, 2010 -- Dallas 34, Philadelphia Eagles 14 (NFC Wild Card Game at Cowboys Stadium).Jan. 4, 2015 -- Dallas 24, Detroit Lions 20 (NFC Wild Card Game at AT&T Stadium).
How many playoff appearances have the Dallas Cowboys made in the last 12 years?
2
When was the last time Detriot lions won a playoff game?
Through the 2009 season, that was January 5, 1992 when they defeated the Dallas Cowboys, 38-6, in the Wildcard round.
How many games did the Cowboys win in 1996?
One. On December 28, 1996, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Minnesota Vikings, 40-15, in a first-round NFC playoff game at Texas Stadium. It was the Cowboys' last playoff win for 13 years. On January 9, 2010, Dallas returned to postseason prominence with a 34-14 NFC wild-card round victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Who played the last game at Texas stadium?
The Dallas Cowboys
When was the last time Dallas Cowboys won a playoff game before 2009?
Until the 2009-2010 NFC playoffs, Dallas hadn't won in the postseason since Dec. 28, 1996, when the Cowboys beat the Minnesota Vikings, 40-15, in the wild-card round at Texas Stadium.
Arizona Cardinals last playoff win?
As of the 2008 season playoffs, that was January 2, 1999 in the wild card playoff round when the Cardinals defeated the Dallas Cowboys, 20-7.
How many playoff games for dallas in the last 10 years?
The Cowboys qualified for the playoffs after the 2003, 2006, 2007 and 2009 seasons. Their playoff record during that period was 1-4.
When was the last time Tony Romo won a playoff game?
On January 4, 2015, the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Detroit Lions, 24-20, in a wild-card playoff game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, whose postseason record as a starter is 2-3, threw for two touchdowns and 293 yards in the contest. His passer rating for the game was 114.0.
When was the last time Dallas Cowboys was in the NFL championship?
The Dallas Cowboys last played in an NFL Championship game (Super Bowl XXX) on January 28, 1996, in Tempe, Arizona against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Cowboys won the game 27-17.
Who has the most playoff wins in the last 20 years in the nfl?
The most playoff wins in NFL history is 33. There are two teams tied for wins and they are the Dallas Cowboys (1967-2009) and the Pittsburgh Steelers (1972-2010).
