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The 1989 Dallas Cowboys were shut out three times: On Opening Day at New Orleans (28-0), on Thanksgiving Day against the Philadelphia Eagles (27-0), and in a late-season loss to the New York Giants (15-0). The Cowboys posted a 1-and-15 record in the first year of the Jerry Jones-jimmy Johnson regime.
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Since 1970, the Dallas Cowboys have been shut out 12 times in regular-season and postseason games. The last time was on November 16, 2003, when they were blanked 12-0 by the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro.
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