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JASON GARRETT (24-24 3rd Year, 29-27 overall)Jason Garrett was named the eighth head coach in Dallas

Cowboys history on January 5, 2011. Garrett became the first for-mer Dallas Cowboys player to become the team’s head coach. Asa backup quarterback during his playing career in Dallas, he start-ed nine-of-23 games played and was a member of teams that wonsix division titles and three Super Bowl championships. Garrettwas elevated to the Cowboys top job after taking over as theteam’s interim head coach at the midway through 2010. He guid-ed the club to a 5-3 mark to finish the season after the team start-ed 1-7. During his time as the interim head coach, three of Dallas’wins were against teams that posted a 10-win season, while thethree losses were decided by a combined total of seven points.He led Dallas to an 8-8 record, narrowly missing the playoffs andan NFC East Division title in his first three full seasons as headcoach (2011, 2012 and 2013). Since the 2007 season, Garrett hasbeen the Cowboys offensive coordinator, and in 2008, he wasassigned the additional duties of being the club’s assistant headcoach. Under Garrett, the Dallas offense has reached high levelsof productivity in several categories, and the unit has finishedamong the NFL’s top-10 in total offense five times: 2013 (10th),2012 (sixth), 2010 (10th), 2009 (2nd), and 2007 (2nd). From thestart of the 2007 season, the club has averaged 24.6 points-per-game and 366.4 total yards-per-outing. The team has set single-season records in a handful of categories, including cumulativenumbers for gross passing yards (29,107) and total points (2,756)that represent the best totals over a seven-year span in the histo-ry of the organization while the club’s 41,041 total net yards aresecond. Garrett returned to Dallas in 2007 as the offensive coor-dinator. He entered the coaching profession as the quarterbackscoach for two seasons (2005-06) for Nick Saban’s first MiamiDolphins club.

JIM HARBAUGH (41-14-1, 4th Year)Jim Harbaugh was named the 17th head coach in 49ers his-

tory on Jan. 7, 2011. In just three seasons, Harbaugh has tallied a41-14-1 overall record (5-3 in the postseason), won two NFC WestDivision titles and one NFC Championship. He followed a 14-4rookie campaign, which earned him Associated Press 2011 NFLCoach of the year honors, with a 13-5-1 mark in 2012 and a 14-5record in 2013. Harbaugh is just the second NFL coach to win con-secutive division titles in his first two seasons after inheriting ateam with a losing record. His 36 regular season wins are the sec-ond-most by any coach in NFL history over their first three sea-sons. Harbaugh logged 18 years of coaching experience prior tojoining the 49ers. He was previously the head coach at Stanford(2007-2010), where he led the Cardinal to its first BCS gameappearance and victory in the Orange Bowl, in 2010. He was headcoach at the University of San Diego (2004-06). Harbaugh startedin the NFL as an offensive assistant with the Oakland Raiders(2002-03). His first coaching job came from his father, JackHarbaugh, at Western Kentucky as a volunteer assistant coach.He played 15 years with the Bears (1987 first round pick), Colts,Ravens, Chargers and Panthers. He appeared in one Pro Bowland was placed in the Colts Ring of Honor in 2005. In college, heplayed at Michigan for the legendary Bo Schembechler from 1982-86. His brother, John, is the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.

Sunday’s game, presented by Pepsi, will kick off the Cowboys regular season! Pepsi is bringing the excitement to the West plaza with country record-ing artist Jack Ingram for a pre-game concert. Pepsi and Cowboys Legend Darren Woodson are also teaming up with Woodson signing autographspre-game in the West plaza, and will be interviewed during halftime on the Pepsi platform. The Cowboys promo team will be passing out Wild CherryPepsi koozies on the Pepsi Party platform during halftime. Fans attending the game will receive a Pepsi/Cowboys collectible rally towel. As fans areexiting AT&T Stadium, they will receive ice-cold refreshing Wild Cherry Pepsi and Wild Cherry Diet Pepsi 12oz. cans along with more Wild CherryPepsi koozies. A unique gameday brought to you by Pepsi.

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After claiming a win in theprevious two openers, Dallaswill look to make it three con-secutive opening wins for thesecond time in the last eightyears, matching the 2007-09streak.

Dallas enters 2014 withthe league’s best all-timeopening-day win percentage

(.676), ahead of Denver (.642), Chicago (.607), Houston (.583)and the N.y. Giants (.583). Dallas’ 36 opening-day wins are ninthall-time in league history.

Dallas won 17 consecutive season-opening games from 1965-1981. That streak is the longest opening day win streak in the his-tory of the NFL. The nextlongest streaks are Miami(11, 1992-02), Detroit (10,1930-39), New England (10,2004-13), Chicago (9, 1984-92), Baltimore Colts (8,1955-62) and PittsburghSteelers (8, 2003-10).

Dallas lost its first-everseason opener 28-35against the PittsburghSteelers on Sept. 24, 1960.They came back the next season to beat Pittsburgh 27-24 onSept. 17, 1961 to claim their first-ever season-opening win. Lastseason, Dallas beat the N.y. Giants 36-31 at home to open the2013 season on Sept. 8.

This season marks the first time that Dallas and San Franciscowill meet on opening day.

SEASON OPENERSTop-Five Opening DayWinning Percentages

Team Record %Dallas....................36-17-1 .676Denver ..................34-19-1 .642Chicago ................54-35-5 .607Houston ........................7-5 .583N.y. Giants............49-35-5 .583

OPENING AT HOMEAs one of the NFL’s best teams on opening day, it is no surprise

that the Cowboys haveenjoyed success openingtheir season at home. In 24all-time season openers athome, Dallas has posted a16-7-1 record.

Dallas’ first ever gamewas a season-opening homeloss against Pittsburgh (28-35 on Sept. 24, 1960). Thefranchise opened the season at home for its first seven seasons inthe league (1960-67). They claimed their first-ever home-openingwin on Sept. 17, 1961 against Pittsburgh (27-24).

This season marks the second consecutive season theCowboys will open the season at home - the first time since the2000 and 2001 seasons that has happened. It will be the firsttime that Dallas and San Francisco have ever met in a seasonopener.

Longest Opening DayWin Streaks

Team Games YearsDallas ....................17 1965-81Miami ......................11 1992-02Detroit ....................10 1930-39New England ........10 2004-12Chicago ....................9 1984-92Baltimore Colts ........8 1955-62Pittsburgh ................8 2003-10

Cowboys Top Opening DayHome Opponents

Team Games RecordN.y. Giants..................5 5-0Washington ................3 2-0-1Philadelphia................3 2-1Pittsburgh....................3 1-2St. Louis Cardinals........3 1-2

The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2014 season as one-of-13teams in the league with at least 450 regular season wins. At theend of Week 3 in 2012, Dallas became just the 12th team with450 all-time wins with the win against Tampa Bay (9/23). Dallas iscurrently 12th on the NFL’s all-time wins list:

Chicago 730 Detroit 517Green Bay 698 Arizona 511N.y. Giants 661 San Francisco 507Pittsburgh 569 Indianapolis 475Washington 565 Dallas 464St. Louis 527 Cleveland 451Philadelphia 526 Oakland 434

A WINNING TREND

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After a season opener at home in 2013, the Dallas Cowboys willonce again open the 2014 season at AT&T Stadium. This marks thefirst time since the 2000-01 seasons that the Cowboys have hadback-to-back season opening games at home. Overall, it is the fifthtime Dallas has had back-to-back season home openers since 1968(2000-01, 1985-86, 1975-76 and 1968-69). The team played its firstseven seasons (1960-1966) of the organization’s history at home -the longest streak in team history. Overall, this will be the 25th timethe Cowboys have opened the season in Dallas, where the Cowboysrecord is 16-7-1. Their longest home opener win streak was eightgames from 1965-1978.

Below is the complete list of the Dallas Cowboys season homeopeners since 1960.

Dal DalDate Opp. W/L Score Date Opp. W/L Score

BACK-TO-BACK HOME OPENERSAs the Dallas Cowboys prepare to open their 55th season, it wouldseem fitting to take a look back at Dallas’ top team and individual per-formances on opening day:

TEAMTotal Yards

Date Opponent Score W/L Total Yards9/4/78 vs. Baltimore 38-0 W 5839/15/68 vs. Detroit 59-13 W 5429/12/99 at Washington 41-35 (OT) W 5419/18/66 vs. N.y. Giants 52-7 W 5189/7/08 at Cleveland 28-10 W 487

Total Rushing YardsDate Opponent Score W/L Rush Yards9/4/78 vs. Baltimore 38-0 W 2789/4/95 at N.y. Giants 35-0 W 2329/6/81 at Washington 26-10 W 2069/15/74 at Atlanta 24-0 W 2059/20/70 at Philadelphia 17-7 W 198

Total Passing YardsDate Opponent Score W/L Pass Yards9/15/68 vs. Detroit 59-13 W 3819/18/66 vs. N.y. Giants 52-7 W 3749/12/99 at Washington 41-35 (OT) W 3559/12/04 at Minnesota 17-35 L 3529/13/09 at Tampa Bay 34-21 W 344

Points ScoredDate Opponent PF PA W/L9/15/68 vs. Detroit 59 13 W9/18/66 vs. N.y. Giants 52 7 W9/19/71 at Buffalo 49 37 W9/9/07 vs. N.y. Giants 45 35 L9/9/85 vs. Washington 44 14 W

INDIVIDUALTotal Rushing Yards

Date Opponent Score W/L Player Rush Yards9/4/94 at Pittsburgh 26-9 W E. Smith 1719/4/95 at N.y. Giants 35-0 W E. Smith 1639/5/83 at Washington 31-30 W T. Dorsett 1519/4/78 vs. Baltimore 38-0 W T. Dorsett 1479/7/92 vs. Washington 23-10 W E. Smith 140

Total Passing YardsDate Opponent Score W/L Player Pass Yards9/12/99 at Washington 41-35(OT) W T. Aikman 3629/18/66 vs. N.y. Giants 52-7 W D. Meredith 3589/12/04 at Minnesota 17-35 L V. Testaverde 3559/13/09 at Tampa Bay 34-21 W T. Romo 3539/13/82 vs. Pittsburgh 28-36 L D. White 347

Total Receiving YardsDate Opponent Score W/L Player Rec. Yards9/16/62 vs. Washington 35-35 T F. Clarke 2419/18/66 vs. N.y. Giants 52-7 W B. Hayes 1959/24/60 vs. Pittsburgh 28-35 L J. Doran 1549/12/99 at Washington 41-35(OT) W R. Ismail 1499/12/10 at Washington 7-13 L M. Austin 146

TOP OPENING DAY PERFORMANCES

This week’s opener against San Francisco is the Cowboys 55thseason opener. Dallas holds a 36-17-1 opening-day record. This isJason Garrett’s third full season as the club’s head coach.

Below is a coach-by-coach look at how the leader of the Cowboysfared on opening day:

Lng LngWin 1st Win Loss

Coach Years W L T Pct Game Strk StrkTom Landry ........1960-88 22 6 1 .776 L 17 2Jimmy Johnson..1989-93 3 2 0 .600 L 3 1Barry Switzer......1994-97 3 1 0 .750 W 2 1Chan Gailey ......1998-99 2 0 0 1.000 W 2 0Dave Campo......2000-02 0 3 0 .000 L 0 3Bill Parcells ........2003-06 1 3 0 .250 L 1 2Wade Phillips ....2007-10 3 1 0 .750 W 3 1Jason Garrett ....2011-13 2 1 0 .667 L 2 1Totals ................ 36 17 1 .676 17 3

DALLAS COACHES ON OPENING DAYDATING GAMEThis week’s season-opening game against the San Francisco

49ers is being played on Sept. 7. In the 54 years of Cowboys foot-ball, there have been four Sept. 7 games. The Cowboys are 3-1 onSept. 7, winning two out of the first three contests. Dallas’ first Sept.7 game was in 1992 against Washington, and its last was in 2008at Cleveland.

Opp/ Dal Opp/ DalDate Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score9/7/92 WAS W 23-10 9/7/03 ATL L 13-279/7/97 @Pit W 37-7 9/7/08 @Cle W 28-10

The Dallas Cowboys have the league’s second-highest all-timeregular season winning percentage by current NFL teams:

Team W L T Pct.Chicago 730 534 42 .577Dallas 464 348 6 .571Miami 415 317 4 .567Green Bay 698 537 37 .565Baltimore 158 129 1 .550San Francisco 507 417 14 .549N.y. Giants 661 547 33 .547Minnesota 431 365 10 .541

* Since 1972, ties have been calculated as half-win and half loss.Prior to 1972 tie games were ignored in calculating a team’s win-ning percentage. Ties since 1972: Dallas (0), Miami (1) Chicago(1), Minnesota (3), Green Bay (7).

ALL-TIME WINNING TRADITION

9/24/60 Pit L 28-359/17/61 Pit W 27-249/16/62 Wash T 35-359/14/63 StL L 7-349/12/64 StL L 6-169/19/65 NyG W 31-29/18/66 NyG W 52-79/15/68 Det W 59-139/21/69 StL W 24-39/17/72 Phi W 28-69/21/75 L.A. W 18-79/12/76 Phi W 27-79/4/78 Bal W 38-0

9/13/82 Pit L 28-369/9/85 Wash W 44-149/8/86 NyG W 31-289/9/90 SD W 17-149/7/92 Wash W 23-109/6/98 Ari W 38-109/3/00 Phi L 14-419/9/01 TB L 6-109/7/03 Atl L 13-279/9/07 NyG W 45-359/8/13 NyG W 36-319/7/14 SF ? ?-?

Getting off to a strong start is an important part to to a suc-cessful season. Over the past 10 years, Dallas is one of six teamsthat has had a winning percentage of at least .600 through theseason’s first month. Those six clubs have combined for 39 play-off berths and nine Super Bowl appearances, including four SuperBowl championships during that span.

Teams With a .600+ Winning Pct. In the 1st Month Since 2004Team Record PercentageNew England 23-8-0 .742Indianapolis 22-10-0 .688Seattle 22-11-0 .656Baltimore 21-11-0 .656Dallas 21-11-0 .656Denver 22-12-0 .647

WINNING THE OPENING MONTH

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SERIES HISTORYDallas and San Francisco have squared off 33 times, with the

series tied 16-16-1. Dallas lost the first two meetings beforeclaiming its first win. The Cowboys have won the last three andfour of the last five games. The teams have met seven times inthe postseason. Below is a brief look into the outcome of each ofthe games in the series.

Dal DalDate Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score

* NFC Divisional Playoff Game** NFC Championship Game

11/20/60 Dal L 14-2611/10/63 SF L 24-3111/7/65 Dal W 39-3112/16/67 SF L 16-2411/27/69 Dal T 24-241/3/71** SF W 17-101/2/72** Dal W 14-311/23/72 Dal L 10-3112/23/72* SF W 30-2811/10/74 Dal W 20-1412/12/77 SF W 42-359/9/79 SF W 21-1310/12/80 Dal W 59-1410/11/81 SF L 14-451/10/82** SF L 27-2812/19/83 SF L 17-4212/22/85 SF L 16-31

10/15/89 Dal L 14-3111/11/90 Dal L 6-241/17/93** SF W 30-2010/17/93 Dal W 26-171/23/94** Dal W 38-2111/13/94 SF L 14-211/15/95** SF L 28-3811/12/95 Dal L 20-3811/10/96 SF W(OT) 20-1711/2/97 SF L 10-179/24/00 Dal L 24-4112/30/01 Dal W 27-2112/8/02 Dal L 27-319/25/05 SF W 34-3111/23/08 Dal W 35-229/18/11 SF W(OT) 27-24

INSIDE THE SERIES HISTORYThe rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco

49ers has been around since the Cowboys entrance in the leaguein 1960. The two teams have faced each other 33 times:In the 33 games of the series there has been:* 15 games decided by double digits* Four games decided by three-or-more touchdowns* Nine games decided by less than a touchdown* One tie - 24-24 (11/27/69)* A five-game winning streak by Dallas from 1972-1980* A six-game losing streak by Dallas from 1981-1990* A 45-point win by Dallas (10/12/80) - tying the third-largest

margin of victory in franchise history* A 31-point loss by Dallas (10/11/81) - biggest series loss* 59 points scored by Dallas (10/12/80) - tying the most points in a

game in franchise history* Seven playoff games - a 5-2 Dallas record - six NFC

Championship games (4-2) and a Divisional playoff game (win)* Two Thanksgiving Day games (a tie and a loss), two Monday

night games (1-1), a Saturday night game (loss) and aSunday night game (loss)

* 784 points scored by Dallas, 844 allowed* An 8-7-1 Cowboys record when playing in Dallas

(league ranking)Cowboys 49ers

Record ................................................8-8 12-4Scoring Avg. (NFL rank) ..........................27.4 (5) 25.4 (11)Opp. Scoring Avg. (NFL rank) ..............27.0 (26) 17.0 (3)Total Off. (NFL rank) ..........................341.3 (16) 323.8 (24)Rushing Off. (NFL rank) ..........................94.2 (24) 137.6 (3)Passing Off. (NFL rank) ........................247.1 (14) 186.2 (30)Total Def. (NFL rank) ..............................415.3 (32) 316.9 (5)Rushing Def. (NFL rank)........................128.5 (27) 95.9 (4)Passing Def. (NFL rank) ........................286.8 (30) 221.0 (7)Kickoff Return Avg. ..................................25.5 (4) 22.7 (19)Punt Return Avg. ......................................12.5 (5) 8.9 (11)Turnover Margin ..........................................+8 (9t) +12 (4t)Penalties ....................................................102 103Penalty yards ............................................867 845Opp. Penalties............................................112 96Opp. Penalty yards ..............................875 878

2013 STATISTICAL COMPARISONPLAYER HIGHLIGHTS vs. 49ERSDan Bailey - K

In one game (9/18/11), was two-of-three on field goals with along of 48 and the game-winning 19-yarder in overtime.

Brandon Carr - CBIn one previous matchup (9/26/10) while with Kansas City, had

seven tackles.Justin Durant - LB

In two games - one with Jacksonville (11/29/09) and one withDetroit (9/16/12) - has 15 tackles and a tackle for loss.

Dwayne Harris - WRIn one game (9/18/11), returned two punts for 25 yards.

DeMarco Murray - RBRushed six times for 21 yards as a rookie in his only appear-

ance against the 49ers (9/18/11). Tony Romo - QB

Is 2-0 as a starter, completing 43-of-72 passes (59.7%) for 686yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions. Has thrown over300-yards in both contests.

Anthony Spencer - DEHas collected eight tackles, two sacks, a tackle for loss and a

quarterback pressure in two games.Jason Witten - TE

Caught 14 passes for 198 yards (14.1 avg.) and one touchdown inthree games. Has one 100-yard game against the 49ers (102-9/18/11).

By virtue of the NFL schedule, the Dallas Cowboys will be playingall four teams from the NFC West this season. This week’s gameagainst San Francisco is the first of the four for the Cowboys. Dallaswill travel to St. Louis on Sept. 21, then to Seattle on Oct. 12. TheCowboys will close the NFC West schedule with a game at homeagainst Arizona on Nov. 2. Below is a look at how Dallas has playedthe current teams in the NFC West:

Dallas vs. NFC WestCurrent

Team W L T Win% StreakArizona ..................55 31 1 .638 L-3Seattle ....................9 6 0 .600 L-1St. Louis ................16 15 0 .516 W-2San Francisco......16 16 1 .500 W-3Div. Totals ............92 66 2 .578

WAY OUT WEST 

SOLD OUT STADIUMSThe Cowboys have played in front of sold out stadiums in 387

of their last 389 games (including playoffs) and in 189 consecu-tive games. They played in front of sold out crowds in 153 con-secutive games at Texas Stadium (including playoffs) - datingback to Dec. 16, 1990 against Phoenix, their last home non-sell-out. Dallas opened what is now named AT&T Stadium with thelargest crowd to witness a regular season NFL game with105,121 tickets distributed and have 40 straight sellouts (includ-ing playoffs). The Cowboys have sold out each of their last 193home games.

On the road, Dallas has played in front of sold out crowds in 95straight games (including playoffs), dating back to its last roadnon-sellout - at Arizona (10/20/02).

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This week’s game is the 27th regular season game betweenDallas and San Francisco. Below is a brief look into the stats of theseries:

TEAM TOTALSCowboys 49ers

Wins ............................................11 14Points ..............................................600 696Total Net yards ..........................8,930 8,848Net Rushing yards ....................2,750 3,036Net Passing yards ......................6,180 5,812

SINGLE-GAME TEAM-HIGHSCowboys 49ers

Points............................................59 10/12/80 45 10/11/81Total Net yards ..........................532 11/10/63 440 10/11/81Net Rushing yards ....................234 10/12/80 261 9/24/00Net Passing yards ....................427 9/18/11 312 12/22/85

SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL HIGHSCowboys 49ers

Passing Yards460 - D. Meredith 11/10/63 322 - J. Montana 12/22/85

Rushing Yards153 - C. Hill 11/10/74 201 - C. Garner 9/24/00

Receiving Yards213 - T. Owens 11/23/08 161 - J. Rice 11/12/95

ALL-TIME STAT COMPARISON

FIRST TIME...LAST TIMEThe first time these two clubs met, the Dallas Cowboys were

just nine weeks old and lost their first eight games. Dallas hostedSan Francisco on Nov. 20, 1960 and lost 14-26 in front of 10,000fans at the Cotton Bowl.

The last time these two clubs met was on Sept. 18, 2011, andDallas rallied from 10 points down in the fourth quarter to edgethe 49ers 27-24 in overtime. It was Dallas’ last game in SanFrancisco’s old home stadium of Candlestick Park with 69,372 inattendance.

ROMO’S OPENERSThe 2014 season marks Tony Romo’s eighth season as the

club’s full time starting quarterback after taking over in the secondhalf of the sixth game of the 2006 season. It will also mark hiseighth consecutive opening day start, tying him with Don Meredith(1961-1968) for the second-longest opening day consecutivestarts streak, behind Troy Aikman’s 12 (1989-2000). Overall, hiseight overall opening day starts will tie him with Meredith for thethird-most in team history, and he trails only Roger Staubach’snine (1969-70, 1973-79) and Aikman’s 12.

In season-opening contests, Romo holds a 5-2 record and hascompleted 167-of-244 passes for 2,212 yards, 16 touchdownsand five interceptions with a 110.2 rating.

Below is a look at each of Romo’s seven previous season-opening contests:

Year Att Com Pct Yds TD Int Rate W/L2007............24 15 62.5 345 4 1 128.5 W2008............32 24 75.0 320 1 1 103.6 W2009............27 16 59.3 353 3 0 140.6 W2010............47 31 66.0 282 1 0 89.1 L2011............36 23 63.9 342 2 1 101.9 L2012............29 22 75.9 307 3 1 129.5 W2013............49 36 73.5 263 2 1 90.8 WTotals .......244 167 68.4 2,212 16 5 110.2 5-2Here is how Romo compares with other notable Cowboys

passers with at least seven career starts in season openers:

Player Att Com Yds TD Int Rate W/LD. Meredith 187 99 1,605 15 8 90.9 5-2-1R. Staubach 216 123 1,771 12 6 90.6 9-0D. White 202 113 1,546 13 4 93.8 5-2T. Aikman 366 215 2,708 19 13 84.4 8-4T. Romo 244 167 2,212 16 5 110.2 5-2

*Meredith (1961-68), Staubach (1968-70, 1973-79), White(1980-87), Aikman (1989-2000), Romo (2007-13)

The Dallas Cowboys open their sixth season in what is nowAT&T Stadium with a 22-18 regular season record. This season isthe second consecutive season - and second overall - in the sta-dium’s short history the Cowboys will host a team on KickoffWeekend.

Dallas’ first game at the venue was on Sept. 20, 2009 - a 31-33loss to the N.y. Giants. The club’s first win came a week later witha 21-7 decision over Carolina. Overall, Dallas owns a 23-18record - 1-0 postseason - in AT&T Stadium. Below is a breakdownof the club’s record on their home turf:

Regular season ..........................................22-18Postseason ....................................................1-0Overall ........................................................23-18

Regular PostSeptember ......................................................5-2October ............................................................3-7November ........................................................9-2December ........................................................3-7January ............................................................2-0 1-0Playing at noon ..............................................10-4Playing at 3:30 ................................................7-8Playing in prime time ......................................5-6 1-0Thursday ..........................................................3-2Saturday ..........................................................0-1 1-0Sunday ........................................................17-13Monday ............................................................2-2Fully closed stadium ....................................12-10 1-0Fully open stadium ..........................................5-7Roof open, doors closed..................................2-0Roof closed, doors open..................................3-1Playing against the NFC East..........................7-8 1-0 Playing against the NFC (non-NFC East) ......9-6Playing against the AFC ..................................6-4

Team-by-teamTeam  W L Pct Team W L Pct

AT&T STADIUM RECORD WHEN...

Arizona ...............Atlanta ..............1 0 1.000Baltimore ............Buffalo ..............1 0 1.000Carolina ............1 0 1.000Chicago ............0 2 .000Cincinnati............Cleveland .........1 0 1.000Denver..............0 1 .000Detroit ...............1 1 .500Green Bay ........0 1 .000Houston ..............Indianapolis ........Jacksonville ......0 1 .000Kansas City ........Miami ................1 0 1.000Minnesota.........1 0 1.000

N.y. Giants.......1 4 .200N.y. Jets.............New England .....New Orleans....0 2 .000Oakland............2 0 1.000Philadelphia .....2 3 .400Pittsburgh.........1 0 1.000San Diego........0 1 .000San Francisco ....Seattle..............2 0 1.000St. Louis...........2 0 1.000Tampa Bay.......1 0 1.000Tennessee .......0 1 .000Washington......4 1 .800

PostseasonPhiladelphia .....1 0 1.000

ROMO’S A WINNERSince making his first start in 2006, Tony Romo’s 63-45 record

as the Cowboys starting quarterback has been among the best inthe NFL. Between 2006-2013, Romo’s 63 wins are the seventh-most in the NFL.

NFL QB Records Since 2006Player RecordTom Brady, NE .............................90-23Peyton Manning, Ind./Den ...........87-25Drew Brees, NO...........................80-47Philip Rivers, SD ..........................79-49Eli Manning, NyG ........................73-55Ben Roethlisberger, Pit. ...............73-44Tony Romo, Dal..........................63-45Joe Flacco, Bal. ...........................62-34Matt Ryan, Atl...............................60-34Aaron Rodgers, GB......................62-29

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Through his career, Tony Romo has completed 2,439-of-3,775passes for 29,565 yards with 208 touchdowns in 110 regular sea-son games played behind center. Below is a breakdown of Tony’stargets by position and player:

Position BreakdownComp. Yds TD Comp. Yds TD

WR 1,234 18,114 156 RB 449 3,372 9TE 719 7,796 41 FB 36 273 2

Player Breakdown by CompletionsPlayer Comp. Yds TD Player Comp. Yds TD

Romo has thrown 208 touchdown passes - first all-time in teamhistory. Below is a look at Romo’s individual touchdown totals:

Player TDs Player TDs

TONY’S TARGETS

J. Witten ......576 6,531 31M. Austin ......254 3,772 27D. Bryant ......252 3,593 34T. Owens ......199 3,122 34P. Crayton ....143 2,188 19M. Barber......137 1,031 6D. Murray......109 745 1F. Jones ..........97 728 2R. Williams ....75 1,062 12M. Bennett ......54 528 3L. Robinson ....53 853 11K. Ogletree ....53 663 4C. Beasley ......51 475 2T. Choice ........50 392 0T. Glenn ..........43 689 3T. Williams ......42 679 5S. Hurd ..........33 519 2J. Phillips ........30 218 2J. Jones ..........27 247 0D. Harris ........26 302 3

A. Fasano ......22 208 1J. Hanna ........20 159 0L. Vickers........13 104 0L. Dunbar........13 92 0T. Curtis ..........10 42 3D. Anderson......8 61 1J. Randle ..........8 61 0J. Holley ............7 169 0G. Escobar ......7 110 1P. Tanner ..........7 73 0C. Gronkowski ..5 23 1T. Fiammetta ....3 39 0O. Hoyte ..........3 12 0I. Stanback ......2 24 0L. Polite ............2 21 0T. Romo............1 10 0S. Chapas ........1 9 0T. Clutts ............1 4 0A. Holmes ........1 4 0S. Morris ..........1 3 0

Terrell Owens..............34Dez Bryant ..................34Jason Witten ..............31Miles Austin ................27Patrick Crayton ..........19Roy Williams ..............12Laurent Robinson........11Marion Barber ..............6Terrance Williams ........5Kevin Ogletree ..............4Martellus Bennett..........3Tony Curtis....................3

Terry Glenn ..................3Dwayne Harris ..............3Cole Beasley ................2Sam Hurd......................2Felix Jones....................2John Phillips..................2Deon Anderson ............1Gavin Escobar ..............1Anthony Fasano............1Chris Gronkowski..........1DeMarco Murray ..........1

Through his career, Tony Romo has thrown a club record 208touchdown passes. Below is a look at Tony’s touchdowns totals byquarter, down and distance:

Quarter Down Distance1st Quarter ......31 1st Down ......78 0-9 yards ..........812nd Quarter ......58 2nd Down ....71 10-19 yards ......413rd Quarter ......52 3rd Down......53 20-29 yards ......314th Quarter ......66 4th Down ........6 30-39 yards ......16OT ......................1 40-49 yards ........7

50+ yards ..........32

TONY’S TOUCHDOWN BREAKDOWN

QUARTERBACK COMPARISONTony Romo has started 108 games and owns a 63-45 record as

a starter. He has completed 2,423-of-3,748 passes for 29,303yards, 205 touchdowns and 98 interceptions in those starts. Belowis a look at Romo’s numbers after 108 starts and how they com-pare to Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman through 108 starts:Player W-L Att Comp Yards Pct TD INTStaubach 82-26 2,661 1,516 20,340 57.0 138 93Aikman 66-42 3,033 1,908 21,760 62.9 109 93Romo 63-45 3,748 2,423 29,303 64.6 205 98Among active quarterbacks, Romo’s 63-45 record through his

108 starts is tied for fourth:

Active QB Records Through 108 and 109 StartsPlayer 108th Start 109th StartTom Brady ................................84-24 85-24Ben Roethlisberger ..................76-32 77-32Philip Rivers..............................67-41 68-41Eli Manning ..............................63-45 64-45Peyton Manning........................63-45 64-45Tony Romo ..............................63-45 ??-??

As Dallas’ starting quarterback, Tony Romo has compiled a 63-45 regular season record in 108 career starts. Below is a look atRomo’s record under several different circumstances:

Playing at home: ........................................33-21Playing on the road: ..................................30-24Playing indoors: ........................................18-12Playing outdoors: ......................................45-33Playing against the NFC East: .................. 22-17Playing against the NFC (non-NFC East): ..26-16Playing against the AFC: ..........................15-12Playing on artificial turf: ............................42-31Playing on natural grass: ..........................21-14Offense totals over 300 yards: ..................55-28Throws for over 300 yards: ........................27-17Throws for 200-299 yards: ........................29-19Throws only one touchdown: ....................16-17Throws more than one touchdown: ..........43-22Completes 60.0% or more of his passes: ..50-26Throws no interceptions: ..........................28-16Throws one interception: ..........................30-14Throws more than one interception: ............5-15Records at least 100.0 passer rating: ........40-15Sacked one time-or-less: ..........................33-15Sacked more than once: ............................30-30September: ..................................................16-8October: ....................................................10-14November: ..................................................24-5December: ................................................12-17January: ..........................................................1-1

Team-by-teamTeam  W L Pct Team W L Pct

ROMO’S RECORD WHEN...

Arizona .............1 2 .333Atlanta ..............2 1 .667Baltimore ..........0 2 .000Buffalo ..............2 0 1.000Carolina ............4 0 1.000Chicago ............1 3 .250Cincinnati..........2 0 1.000Cleveland .........2 0 1.000Denver..............0 2 .000Detroit ...............1 3 .250Green Bay ........2 2 .500Houston ............1 0 1.000Indianapolis ......1 0 1.000Jacksonville ......0 0 .000Kansas City ......1 1 .500Miami ................2 0 1.000Minnesota.........2 1 .667New England ...0 2 .000New Orleans....1 3 .250

N.y. Giants.......7 6 .538N.y. Jets...........1 1 .500Oakland............2 0 1.000Philadelphia .....7 5 .583Pittsburgh.........1 1 .500San Diego........0 2 .000San Francisco ..2 0 1.000Seattle..............2 1 .667St. Louis...........4 0 1.000Tampa Bay.......4 0 1.000Tennessee .......0 1 .000Washington......8 6 .571

PostseasonMinnesota ........0 1 .000N.y. Giants.......0 1 .000Philadelphia .....1 0 1.000Seattle..............0 1 .000

With his two touchdown throws in the win over the N.y. Giants(11/24/13), Tony Romo reached 200 career touchdowns. Hebecame the 37th NFL quarterback to reach the mark, and in theprocess, passed Phil Simms (199) for 37th in NFL history. AtChicago (12/9/13), Romo’s him to 33rd, ahead of Jim Everett (203)and Roman Gabriel and Matt Hasselbeck (201 each). With two atWashington (12/22/13), he passed Randall Cunningham (207) andtied Kerry Collins and Kurt Warner (208) for 31st:

TWO-HUNDRED TD TOSSES

Brett Favre ........508Peyton Manning..491Dan Marino........420Drew Brees ......363Tom Brady ........359Fran Tarkenton ..342John Elway........300Warren Moon ....291Johnny Unitas ..290V. Testaverde ....275Joe Montana ....273

Dave Krieg ........261S. Jurgensen ....255Dan Fouts..........254Drew Bledsoe....251B. Esiason ........247John Hadl ..........244Len Dawson ......239Jim Kelly............237George Blanda ..236D. McNabb ........234Steve young ......232

John Brodie ......230Eli Manning ......229Philip Rivers ......221Roethlisberger ..219Carson Palmer ..213Terry Bradshaw ..212y.A. Tittle ..........212Jim Hart ............209Kerry Collins......208Kurt Warner ......208Tony Romo ......208

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Since becoming the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback mid-way through 2006, Tony Romo has thrown three-or-more touch-downs in a game a club-record 32 times. He did it four times in2009 and had two in an injury-shortened 2010 season. In 2011 hehad one against Detroit (10/2) to tie Danny White for the most inclub history. He established a club-mark with three more againstBuffalo (11/13). He added three in 2011 and finished 2012 withfour three-touchdown games. He has four in 2013 after throwingthree touchdowns against St. Louis (9/22), tying a club record withfive touchdown throws against Denver (10/6) and adding threemore at Detroit (10/27) and at Chicago (12/9). For his career,Romo has 32 three-touchdown games, and the Cowboys are 20-12 (.625) when Romo throws for three-or-more scores.

Games withPlayer 3-or-more TDsTony Romo ....................32Danny White....................20Roger Staubach ..............17

In the 2007 and 2008 seasons, Romo had six games with three-or-more touchdown passes to establish a single-season club-high:

Games in a seasonPlayer with 3-or-more TDsTony Romo ....................6 (2007)Tony Romo ....................6 (2008)Roger Staubach ..............5 (1979)Danny White....................5 (1980)Tony Romo ....................5 (2011)

PAR 3

Tony Romo opened 2013 throwing a pair of scores against theN.y. Giants (9/8). He had multiple touchdown throws in nine othergames, including a club-record tying five against Denver (10/6).Romo’s 10 games with multiple touchdowns last season was thirdin a season in franchise history. He owns the top-two spots with 12(2007) and 11 (2011). For his career, he has 66 career multiple-touchdown games - tops in team history and fifth in the NFL since2006: Multiple-touchdown games

Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006)Player Games Player Games

Romo finished the 2012 season with four three-touchdowngames and had four again in 2013 - against St. Louis (9/22) andDenver (10/6) and at Detroit (10/27) and Chicago (12/9). His 32career three-touchdown games is tops in team history and tied forfifth in the league since he became a starter.

Three-touchdown gamesCowboys Career NFL (since 2006)

Player Games Player Games

QB’S MULTIPLE TDs

Tony Romo ..................66Roger Staubach............48Danny White ................44Troy Aikman..................43Don Meredith ................41

Drew Brees ................85Peyton Manning ........76Tom Brady..................73Philip Rivers ..............73Tony Romo ..............66

Tony Romo ..................32Danny White ................20Roger Staubach............17Don Meredith ................14Troy Aikman..................10

Drew Brees ................52Peyton Manning ........47Tom Brady..................38Aaron Rodgers ..........35Philip Rivers ..............32Tony Romo ..............32

Tony Romo tied a club record with his five touchdown throwsagainst Denver (10/6). His five gave him eight career games withfour-or-more touchdown throws, tying Danny White for the clubhigh. Romo’s eight since becoming the club’s starter in 2006 istied for fifth in the NFL:

Four-touchdown gamesCowboys Career NFL (since 2006)

Player Games Player Games

FOUR SCORE, AND...Tony Romo established a club record with 506 passing yards

against Denver (10/6). His 506 were good for 12th in a game inNFL history (11th in the Super Bowl era) and he was the 15thleague passer to top 500 yards in a single game:

500-yard Games (NFL History)Player Yards Player Yards

500

Danny White ................8Tony Romo ..................8Don Meredith ................6Troy Aikman..................3Craig Morton ................2

Drew Brees...................22Peyton Manning............18Tom Brady ....................16Aaron Rodgers .............12Eli Manning.....................8Tony Romo....................8

Through his career, Tony Romo has reached the 300-yard marka club-record 44 times. He owns the top-five single-season spotsfor 300-yard games, including a club-record nine games in 2012.Additionally, Romo had three straight games with 300-plus yardstwice - the most consecutive games in club history. Romo toppedthe 300-yard mark in 2013, putting up a club-record 506 yardsagainst Denver (10/6). He threw for 317 at Philadelphia (10/20),337 against Minnesota (11/3), and 358 against Green Bay (12/15)for 44 career 300-yard outings. When Romo reaches the 300-yardhorizon, Dallas owns a 27-17 record (.614).

Career 300-yardPlayer GamesTony Romo 44Troy Aikman 13Danny White 10

Romo threw for 300-or-more yards nine times in 2012, the mostin a season in club history. He also had three straight games with300 yards (Weeks 11-13) to tie the longest streak in club history:

Dallas Cowboys 300-yard GamesSingle-season Consecutive

Player Games Player Games

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Despite Dallas’ 48-51 loss to Denver (10/6), Tony Romo madeNFL history by becoming just the fifth league passer to throw forfive touchdowns and more than 500 yards. Romo finished thegame with a club-record 506 passing yards along with his fivepassing scores. Romo joins Norm Van Brocklin, y.A. Tittle,Matthew Stafford and Matt Schaub:Player Yards TDs Opponent (Date)Norm Van Brocklin ....554 5 vs. N.y. yanks (9/28/51)y.A. Tittle ....................505 7 vs. Washington (10/28/62)Matthew Stafford ........520 5 @ Green Bay (1/1/12)Matt Schaub ..............527 5 vs. Jacksonville (11/18/12)Tony Romo................506 5 vs. Denver (10/6/13)

FIVE FOR FIVE HUNDRED

Tony Romo threw for a club-record tying five touchdowns in theloss to Denver (10/6). Romo’s five scores that day also tied hissingle-game personal-best and marked the 10th time in franchisehistory a Cowboys quarterback had five scores in one game. OnlyDon Meredith - with three - has more five touchdown games thanRomo, and Craig Morton is the only other Cowboys passer withmultiple five touchdown games:

Dallas Cowboys Five Touchdown GamesPlayer TDs Opp. (Date) Player TDs Opp. (Date)

TD, TD, TD, TD, TD

LeBaron ....5 @Pit, 10/21/62Meredith ....5 NyG, 9/18/66Meredith ....5 PHI, 10/9/66Meredith ....5 @Phi, 9/29/68Morton ......5 PHI, 10/19/69

Morton ......5 HOU, 12/20/70White ........5 @NyG, 10/30/83Aikman ......5 @Was, 9/12/99Romo ........5 TB, 11/23/06Romo ........5 DEN, 10/6/13

Tony Romo ......9 (2012)Tony Romo ......8 (2009)Tony Romo ......7 (2007)Tony Romo ......6 (2008)Tony Romo ......5 (2011)

Tony Romo............3 (2007)Tony Romo............3 (2012)Don Meredith ........2 (1963)Vinny Testaverde ..2 (2004)Tony Romo ..........2 (mult.)

Norm Van Brocklin ......554Warren Moon ..............527Matt Schaub ................527Boomer Esiason ..........522Dan Marino ..................521Matthew Stafford..........520Tom Brady....................517Phil Simms ..................513

Drew Brees ..................510Eli Manning ..................510Vince Ferragamo ........509Tony Romo ................506y.A. Tittle ......................505Elvis Grbac ..................504Ben Roethlisberger ......503

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WHAT A RATINGIn 2011 Tony Romo recorded a passer rating of more than 100.0

nine times to tie the second-most in a season in club history.Romo closed out 2012 with a 100.0-or-better rating six times andhad six again in 2013:

100-plus rating games (Cowboys season)Player (Season) GamesTony Romo (2007) ......................10Tony Romo (2009) ........................9Tony Romo (2011) ........................9Troy Aikman (1993) ........................8Troy Aikman (1995) ........................7Tony Romo (2008) ........................7

Romo hit the century mark for the first time in 2013 - 50th timein his career - against St. Louis (9/22) - 137.2. He then notchedfive more with a 108.4 at San Diego (9/29), 140.0 against Denver(10/6), 102.9 at Detroit (10/27), 101.7 against Oakland (11/28) and109.2 at Chicago (12/9) for 55 games above 100.0 - tops in teamhistory, fifth in the NFL since 2006. His career passer rating of 95.8is sixth all-time:

100-plus rating gamesCowboys Career NFL (since 2006)

Player Games Player Games

All-Time NFL Passer RatingPlayer Att Com Pct Yds TD Int RateAaron Rodgers....2,955 1,945 65.8 24,197 188 52 104.9Peyton Manning ..8,452 5,532 65.5 64,964 491 219 97.2Steve young........4,149 2,667 64.3 33,124 232 107 96.8Philip Rivers ........4,108 2,646 64.4 32,369 2221 104 96.0Tony Romo ........3,775 2,439 64.6 29,565 208 101 95.8Tom Brady ..........6,586 4,178 63.4 49,149 359 134 95.7

ROMO’S RATINGSIn 15 games of 2013, Tony Romo had six 100.0-plus passer rat-

ing games. He had a streak of three games with a rating above100.0. It was the fourth such streak of his career. Included in hisstreak of three were ratings of 140.0 - vs. Denver (10/6) - and137.2 - at San Diego (9/29). Those two ratings are good for theeighth and ninth-highest ratings in his career. His personal bestwas a 150.5 against Philadelphia (12/2/12). He also owns thethird-best single-game rating in club history (150.5) and three ofthe top-10 single-game figures:

Romo’s Single-Game Passer Rating HighsRating Opp, Date Rating Opp, Date150.5.....vs. Phi, 12/2/12 141.3 ......vs. NyG 12/11/11148.9.....vs. TB, 11/23/06 140.6 ......@ TB, 9/13/09148.4.....vs. Buf, 11/13/11 140.0 ......vs. Den, 10/6/13141.7.....@ Phi, 11/4/07 137.2 ......vs. StL, 9/22/13141.6.....vs. Atl, 10/25/09 133.9 ......@ TB, 12/17/11

Dallas Cowboys Single-Game Passer Rating HighsPlayer Rate Date Player Rate DateMeredith ....154.6 10/9/66 Romo ......148.9 11/23/06Aikman ......153.7 12/21/92 Romo ......148.4 11/13/11Romo........150.5 12/2/12 White ......147.5 10/12/80Aikman ......149.3 9/20/92 White ......146.8 12/13/82Staubach...148.9 9/30/73 White ......145.2 9/28/80

Tony Romo ..................55Troy Aikman..................44Roger Staubach............37Danny White ................33Craig Morton ................24

Drew Brees ................64Tom Brady..................60Philip Rivers ..............59Peyton Manning ........56Tony Romo ..............55

FOURTH QUARTER QBThrough his career, Tony Romo continually displays late-game

heroics. Romo finished 2013 seventh in the league with a 105.6fourth quarter passer rating, and through his career, he has thehighest all-time fourth quarter quarterback rating (102.4):Player Att Com Pct Yds TD Int RateTony Romo..........988 638 64.6 8,341 66 26 102.4Aaron Rodgers ....657 420 63.9 5,307 46 17 101.6Steve young ........632 412 65.2 4,807 36 14 97.9Peyton Manning..2,001 1,259 62.9 14,640 116 59 92.0Kurt Warner ..........907 578 63.7 7,084 45 27 91.9

ALL-TIME COWBOYS QB WATCHTony Romo opened the 2013 season tops in club history with

179 touchdown passes and second in attempts (3,289), comple-tions (2,133) and passing yards (26,000). Through his careerRomo has steadily climbed the club’s all-time quarterback charts,making strides in 2012 by moving into second for completions. Hestarted the season fourth in passing yards but moved to thirdagainst Chicago then second against the N.y. Giants. Romo wasfourth in passing touchdowns at the start of last season but tied theclub record with three tosses against Washington (11/22). He thenestablished the club mark with three touchdown throws againstPhiladelphia (12/2) to break Aikman’s old record of 165. He’s alsomoved up the ladder in all-time wins amongst Cowboys quarter-backs, passing Danny White (62) in 2013 to claim the third-mostwins as a Dallas quarterback. Below is how Romo’s career num-bers stack up in the storied quarterback history of the franchise:

ATTEMPTSTroy Aikman ................4,715Tony Romo ..................3,775Roger Staubach............2,958Danny White ................2,950Don Meredith ................2,308

COMPLETIONSTroy Aikman..................2,898Tony Romo ..................2,439Danny White ................1,761Roger Staubach............1,685Don Meredith ................1,170

TOTAL QB STARTSTroy Aikman ................165Roger Staubach............114Tony Romo ..................108Danny White ................92Don Meredith ................84

PASSING YARDSTroy Aikman ................32,942Tony Romo ................29,565Roger Staubach ..........22,700Danny White................21,959Don Meredith ..............17,199

TOUCHDOWNSTony Romo ....................208Troy Aikman ....................165Danny White....................155Roger Staubach ..............153Don Meredith ..................135

WINS AS STARTERTroy Aikman ................94Roger Staubach ..........85Tony Romo ................63Danny White................62Don Meredith ..............48

ALL-TIME UNDRAFTED QBSAfter coming into the league as an undrafted free agent in

2003, Tony Romo took the reins of the Dallas Cowboys offense in2006. Since then, Romo has struck a note in several team andleague record books. He ranks in the top-five in the major pass-ing categories all-time among undrafted quarterbacks. Below is alook at where Romo’s current career numbers compare to previ-ously undrafted quarterbacks:

List does not include players selected in the supplemental draft or those drafted as futures.

Atts.Rnk Player Atts

1. Warren Moon ........6,8232. Dave Krieg ............5,3113. Jon Kitna ..............4,4404. Kurt Warner ..........4,0705. Tony Romo ..........3,775

Comps.Rnk Player Comps.

1. Warren Moon ......3,9882. Dave Krieg ..........3,1053. Jon Kitna ............2,6774. Kurt Warner ........2,6665. Tony Romo ........2,439

Comp. Pct.Rnk Player Pct.

1. Kurt Warner ..........65.52. Tony Romo ..........64.63. Jeff Garcia ............61.64. Jon Kitna ..............60.35. Jake Delhomme....59.4

Yds.Rnk Player Yds

1. Warren Moon ........49,3252. Dave Krieg ............38,1473. Kurt Warner ..........32,3444. Jon Kitna ..............29,7455. Tony Romo ..........29,565

TDsRnk Player TDs

1. Warren Moon ........2912. Dave Krieg ............2613. Tony Romo ..........208

Kurt Warner............2085. Jon Kitna ................169

RatingRnk Player Rate

1. Tony Romo ..........96.72. Kurt Warner ..........93.73. Jeff Garcia ............87.54. Dave Krieg ............81.55. Jake Delhomme ....81.3

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400-of-600In Week 16 of the 2012 season, Tony Romo established club

season marks in passing attempts (611) and completions (405).He became the first Dallas Cowboy to attempt at least 600 pass-es in a season - 29th in NFL history - and complete at least 400attempts - 13th in NFL history. His 425 completions on the seasonare sixth in a season in NFL history while his 648 attempts are10th. In going at least 400-of-600 on the season, Romo markedthe 12th time an NFL quarterback accomplished the feat, and hewas the eighth different player to do it. Drew Brees, Tom Bradyand Matt Ryan all did it with their performances in Week 17:

400-of-600 Club (by year)Player Team Year Atts CompsWarren Moon Hou 1991 655 404Drew Bledsoe NE 1994 691 400Rich Gannon Oak 2002 618 418Drew Brees NO 2007 652 440Drew Brees NO 2008 635 413Peyton Manning Ind 2010 679 450Drew Brees NO 2010 658 448Matthew Stafford Det 2011 663 421Drew Brees NO 2011 657 468Tom Brady NE 2011 611 401Matthew Stafford Det 2012 685 411Tony Romo Dal 2012 648 425Drew Brees NO 2012 670 422Tom Brady NE 2012 637 401Matt Ryan Atl 2012 615 422Peyton Manning Den 2013 631 425Drew Brees NO 2013 619 422Matt Ryan Atl 2013 651 439

TONY’S TOTALSAfter finishing the 2011 season ranking in the top-five in all the

single-season passing categories, Romo bettered some of thosefigures in 2012. He established single-season club records forcompletions (425), attempts (648) and yards (4,903). His 65.6completion percentage for 2012 is fourth. Below is a look at theCowboys all-time single-season passing records:

ATTEMPTSTony Romo (2012) ..........648Tony Romo (2009) ..........550Tony Romo (2013)..........535Danny White (1983) ........533Tony Romo (2011)............522

COMPLETIONSTony Romo (2012) ..........425Tony Romo (2009) ..........347Tony Romo (2011)............346Tony Romo (2013)..........342Tony Romo (2007) ..........335

PASSING YARDSTony Romo (2012) ........4,903Tony Romo (2009) ........4,483Tony Romo (2007) ........4,211Tony Romo (2011)..........4,184Danny White (1983) ......3,980

TOUCHDOWNSTony Romo (2007) ............36Tony Romo (2011) ............31Tony Romo (2013) ..........31Danny White (1983) ..........29Danny White (1980) ..........28Tony Romo (2012) ............28

COMPLETION PCTTroy Aikman (1993) ........69.1Tony Romo (2011) ..........66.3Jon Kitna (2010) ............65.7Tony Romo (2012)..........65.6Troy Aikman (1991) ........65.3

RATINGRoger Staubach (1971) ..104.8Tony Romo (2011) ........102.5Troy Aikman (1993) ........99.0Tony Romo (2009)..........97.6Tony Romo (2007)..........97.4

ROMO BY THE NUMBERSIn the 12th game of 2013, Tony Romo topped 3,000 yards - his

sixth career 3,000-yard season to establish a club-high.In Dallas’ come-from-behind win against Minnesota (11/3), Romo

had two touchdown passes to give him 20 for the season - his sixthcareer season with 20-plus touchdown throws. Romo’s six 20-touch-down seasons are a club-high:

3,000-yard seasons 20-touchdown seasonsPlayer Seasons Player Seasons

In 2013, Romo fell 172 yards shy of his fifth 4,000-yard season.His 31 touchdowns gave him three seasons with 30 scoring tosses,and he is the only quarterback in team history with 4,000 yards and30 scores in a season.

Tony Romo Week-by-Week (2011-2013)

ROMO WEEKLYNow in his 11th pro season, seventh as the starting quarter-

back, for the Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo has established sev-eral single-season team passing records. He is the first quarter-back in franchise history to top 4,000 yards in a single season,and he has topped that mark in three of the last four seasons andfour times overall. Below is a week-by-week look at Romo’s pass-ing yards totals for his last two 4,000-yard seasons and how itcompares to 2013:

CALL IT A COMEBACKSince taking over as the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback

during the 2006 season, Tony Romo has been at the helm of somethrilling wins for the club. Included in his 63 wins as a starter are 20occassions in which he led the team to a come-from-behind victoryin the fourth quarter or overtime. Romo’s 20 are a franchise-best,and in 2012 he had three straight games in which he had a come-from-behind win. Romo had his first come-back win this season inthe Week 9 game against Minnesota (11/3). He led Dallas on a nine-play, 90-yard drive that culminated with a seven-yard touchdownpass for the win. He did it again to keep the season alive atWashington (12/22), leading the team to 10 fourth quarter points.

Below is a look at each of Romo’s 20 games in which he battled adeficit to pull out the win and his fourth quarter stats in those games:

Time FinalDate Opp Score Left Att Com Yds TD Int Score10/29/06 @Car 10-14 15:00 8 5 78 0 0 35-1411/19/06 IND 7-14 15:00 6 6 102 0 0 21-1410/8/07 @Buf 13-24 15:00 18 13 108 1 1 25-2412/9/07 @Det 14-27 15:00 20 16 159 1 0 28-279/15/08 PHI 31-37 14:17 10 7 98 0 0 41-3711/16/08 @Was 7-10 15:00 5 4 50 1 0 14-1010/11/09 @KC 10-13 15:00 9 4 156 2 0 26-2011/8/09 @Phi 10-13 15:00 4 3 64 1 0 20-1611/22/09 WAS 0-6 15:00 10 7 60 1 1 7-69/18/11 @SF 14-21 15:00 15 12 201 1 0 27-249/26/11 WAS 12-16 15:00 12 6 107 0 0 18-1611/20/11 @Was 10-17 15:00 12 6 131 2 0 27-2411/24/11 MIA 17-19 7:14 10 7 73 1 0 20-1910/21/12 @Car 13-14 11:38 8 4 36 0 0 19-1411/18/12 CLE 17-20 1:07 24 16 142 1 0 23-2012/2/12 PHI 24-27 9:51 5 5 115 2 0 38-3312/9/12 @Cin 10-19 15:00 15 11 128 1 0 20-1912/16/12 PIT 17-24 12:37 15 8 73 0 0 27-2411/3/13 MIN 20-23 0:35 17 12 118 1 1 27-2312/22/13 @Was 14-23 14:56 12 9 140 1 0 24-23

*italics indicate overtime and are reflected in the stats totals

ROMO OVER TIMESince coming onto the scene in 2006, Tony Romo has racked

up 29,565 passing yards in 114 games played. Romo’s average of259.3 yards-per-game since 2006 is fifth in the league:

Passing Yards-per-Game (since 2006)Player Yds/G Yards GamesDrew Brees ..............305.0 38,733 127Peyton Manning.......283.7 31,775 112Tom Brady................275.3 31,114 113Aaron Rodgers.........265.2 24,132 91Tony Romo .............259.3 29,565 114

Tony Romo ..................6Troy Aikman..................5Danny White ................4

Tony Romo ..............6Danny White ..............4Don Meredith ............3Roger Staubach ........3

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NO PLACE LIKE HOMEIn 2012, Tony Romo hit 92 home touchdowns to surpass Danny

White (91) for the most in team history. By season’s end, he addednine more to total 101. Romo opened 2013 against the N.y. Giantswith a pair of scoring tosses, he had three against St. Louis (9/22),a club-record tying five against Denver (10/6), one againstWashington (10/13) two against Minnesota (11/3), one againstOakland (11/28) and two against Green Bay (12/15) to give him 117for his career at home:

Home Passing TDs (Cowboys history)Player TDsTony Romo ..................117Danny White ..................91Roger Staubach..............87Troy Aikman ....................87Don Meredith ..................78

Additionally, Romo’s ascension to the top of Cowboys passingcharts has been at an incredibly rapid pace. His record-breaking92nd home touchdown came in just 47 games played behind cen-ter. Below is a look at how many games it took the players beforehim to reach their respective home touchdown figure:

Home Passing TDs (Cowboys history - Games Played)Player GPTony Romo ....................47Danny White....................84Roger Staubach ..............67Troy Aikman ....................85Don Meredith ..................55

Since becoming a starter in 2006, Romo’s 117 home touch-downs are third in the league:

Home Passing TDs since 2006Player TDsDrew Brees ....................163Peyton Manning ............123Tony Romo ..................117Tom Brady......................112Philip Rivers ..................106

ROMO AT 20KAgainst the N.y. Giants (12/11/11), Tony Romo reached the

20,000-yard milestone, finishing the game with 321 yards for20,296 for his career. Romo reached that mark in 2,497 attempts-at the time, the second-fewest attempts to 20,000 yards amongactive quarterbacks. Romo also became the fourth Dallas Cowboy,13th active and 94th passer in NFL history to reach the mark. His20,296 yards through his first 75 starts were the third-most all-time:

20,000-Yard ClubDallas Cowboys

Player YardsTroy Aikman ..............32,942Tony Romo ..............29,565Roger Staubach ........22,700Danny White ..............21,959Fewest attempts to 20K (Active)Player AttsBen Roethlisberger ......2,490Tony Romo ..................2,497Phillip Rivers ................2,504

Yards in 75 starts (All-time) Player YardsDan Marino ................20,492Kurt Warner ................20,305Tony Romo ................20,296

Active QuarterbacksPlayer YardsPeyton Manning .........64,964Drew Brees ................51,081Tom Brady ..................49,149Eli Manning ................35,345Matt Hasselbeck ........34,647Ben Roethlisberger ....34,105Carson Palmer ..........33,739Phillip Rivers ..............32,369Tony Romo ................29,565Matt Schaub ................24,254Aaron Rodgers ............24,197Jay Cutler ....................23,937Matt Ryan ....................23,472Joe Flacco ..................21,545Michael Vick ................21,489

HALF OF ROMOIn Dallas’ 31-24 comeback win over Oakland (11/28), Tony Romo

finished the second half 12-of-12 for 101 yards and a touchdown. Itwas the third time in his career he completed 100% of his secondhalf passes. The last time was against Philadelphia (12/2/12) - 10-of-10 for 169 yards with three touchdowns - and the first was atArizona (11/12/06) - 10-of-10 for 144 yards with one touchdown.

In recent history of the organization, only Randall Cunningham(at Arizona, 9/10/00) completed all of his passes through one half.It was in the first half of the 31-32 loss where he completed all 12of his passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns.

Besides the three flawless halfs mentioned above, there havebeen nine times in recent team history that a quarterback complet-ed all but one pass (10-or-more attempts). The most recent wasKyle Orton (nine-of-10) against Chicago (10/1/12). Romo accom-plished the feat three times and Troy Aikman did it five times.

Romo had flashes of perfection in the 2013 opener, completing 13straight passes in the second quarter, finishing the frame 16-of-19.

GO LONGSince becoming the Cowboys starting quarterback in 2006,

Tony Romo has 32 touchdown passes of at least 50 yards - themost in the league since 2006:

Touchdowns of 50-or-more yards (since 2006)Player TDsTony Romo..............32Aaron Rodgers ........23Tom Brady ................22Drew Brees ..............22Eli Manning ..............22

ROMO 4KWith 341 passing yards against Pittsburgh (12/16/12), Tony

Romo reached 4,000 passing yards for the fourth time in hiscareer. It also marked the fourth time a Cowboys quarterbackreached 4,000 yards in a season. With four seasons of 4,000-plusyards, Romo tied Warren Moon and Philip Rivers for the sixth-most4,000-yard seasons in NFL history. Aaron Rodgers added hisfourth after Romo. Peyton Manning has the league-high with 13:

4,000-yard SeasonsAll-Time Since 2006

Player Seasons Player SeasonsPeyton Manning...........13 Drew Brees ..............8Drew Brees....................8 Peyton Manning ......7Dan Marino ....................6 Tom Brady................5Brett Favre.....................6 Philip Rivers ............5Tom Brady .....................6 Carson Palmer ........4Philip Rivers...................5 Aaron Rodgers ........4Warren Moon.................4 Tony Romo ............4Carson Palmer...............4 Five tied ..................3Aaron Rodgers ..............4Tony Romo...................4

HOME SWEET HOMETony Romo opened the fifth season at what is now AT&T

Stadium against the N.y. Giants (9/8), marking his 28th game inthe stadium since it opened in 2009. With Romo as the startingquarterback, Dallas holds a 20-14 record at its home venue.Romo’s personal stats at the stadium are quite impressive. Forhis career, Romo has completed 802-of-1,220 passes for 9,553yards, with 66 touchdowns and 34 interceptions. Below is a year-by-year look at Romo’s work at AT&T Stadium:

Year GP Att Com Pct. Yds TD Int Rate2009..........8 247 153 61.9 1,976 14 5 97.52010..........3 104 70 67.3 819 5 5 87.02011..........8 231 155 67.1 1,848 16 6 103.62012..........8 368 242 65.8 2,841 15 12 89.12013..........7 270 182 67.4 2,069 16 6 100.7Totals .....34 1,220 802 65.7 9,553 66 34 95.9

GAME AFTER GAME AFTER GAME...Tony Romo threw 31 touchdown passes in 2013 to tie his total

from 2011 for second in a season in franchise history. Romo hasthe top spot with 36 (2007).

With at least one touchdown pass in all 15 games he played in2013, and through each of the last 13 games of 2012, Tony Romoowns the club record for consecutive games with a touchdownpass (28) which he will carry into the 2014 season:

Dallas Cowboys Consecutive Touchdown Pass GamesPlayer Games SeasonsTony Romo................28 2012-13Tony Romo ................20 2009-11Tony Romo ................17 2006-07Troy Aikman ..............16 1993-94

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CLIMBING THE TE CHARTSSince entering the league in 2003, Jason Witten has proven his

skills as an offensive weapon. He has provided Dallas with the fullpackage at tight end. After 11 seasons, Witten has caught 879 pass-es for 9,799 yards and 52 touchdowns. He is the second all-time lead-ing tight end in career receptions and third in receiving yards.

To open the 2011 season, Witten rattled off 110 yards - his 13thcareer 100-yard outing to become the seventh tight end in leaguehistory to reach 7,000 receiving yards. His work through the 2011season allowed him to crack the top-five on the tight end receiv-ing yards list. Witten opened the 2012 season at the N.y. Giants(9/5) with two catches for 10 yards to pass Jackie Smith (7,918)for fourth on the list. Despite Against Tampa Bay (9/23), Wittenmoved into third all-time. He then crossed the 8,000-yard markagainst Chicago (10/1) with his 15th career 100-yard game. Heopened the 2013 season by crossing the 9,000-yard threshold.

By mid-November of 2011, Witten passed Newsome (662) forthird on the all-time receptions list. With four catches at Seattle(9/16) in 2012, he became the third tight end in league history with700 career catches. His seven catches in the finale at Washington(12/30) made him the third tight end in league history to reach 800career receptions. In Week 2 of 2013 at Kansas City (9/15) Wittenpassed Shannon Sharpe (817) for second in catches:

NFL Career Receptions NFL Career ReceivingLeaders (TEs) Yards Leaders (TEs)

1. Tony Gonzalez* ..........1,325 1. Tony Gonzalez*............15,1272. Jason Witten* ..............879 2. Shannon Sharpe ..........10,0603. Shannon Sharpe............815 3. Jason Witten* ..............9,7994. Antonio Gates* ..............719 4. Antonio Gates* ..............9,1935. Ozzie Newsome ............662 5. Ozzie Newsome ............7,980

* indicates active players

WITTEN THROUGH THE YEARSNow through 11 pro seasons, Jason Witten is the club’s all-time

leading receiver (879) and is second in yards (9,799). In 2012 heestablished a single-season league tight end record with 110catches while also posting his fourth 1,000 yard season. Below isa season-by-season look at the tight end’s single receptions andreceiving yards totals:

TE’s TDsComing off a 2010 season in which he registered a career-high

and club tight end record-tying nine touchdowns, Jason Wittenbecame the seventh Dallas Cowboy with 40 career touchdowncatches in 2011. Later that same season, Witten tied Billy JoeDuPree (41) for sixth in club history. He then broke that tie in 2012with a scoring grab against Chicago (10/1) to give him sole pos-session of sixth. He added a pair in the 2013 season opener, oneagainst Denver (10/6) and one against Minnesota (11/3) to give him48 and tie Drew Pearson for fifth in squad history. He tied FrankClarke for fourth with two more snags at the N.y. Giants (11/24), tiedTony Hill for third with a score at Chicago (12/9) and took sole pos-session of third with a touchdown against Green Bay (12/15):

All-Time Cowboys Receiving Touchdown List1. Bob Hayes ..............71 (1965-74)2. Michael Irvin ............65 (1988-99)3. Jason Witten ..........52 (2003-13)

CLIMBING THE CHARTSAlready placing in the top-three in career receptions and receiv-

ing yards all-time among league tight ends, Jason Witten is climb-ing the NFL’s all-time receptions and receiving yards chartsamong all position players. Witten opened 2013 26th in receptions(806) and 55th in receiving yards (8,948).

He moved up two spots to tie Henry Ellard and KeyshawnJohnson (814) for 24th in receptions after in the opener againstthe Giants (9/8). He moved into 23rd after the game at KansasCity (9/15), passing Shannon Sharpe (815). He passed SteveLargent (819) against St. Louis (9/22) and tied Larry Centers for21st at San Diego (9/29). He took 21st from Centers following thegame against Denver (10/6). Against Minnesota (11/3) he passedRod Smith and tied Irving Fryar (851) for 19th. He tied MuhsinMuhammad (860) against Oakland (11/28) then took sole posses-sion of 18th with one catch at Chicago (12/9) and moved to 17thwith four catches against Green Bay (12/15).

He hit the top-50 in yards in the 2013 opener, registering 70,which put him over 9,000 for his career. Witten passed TonyMartin (9,065) to move into 49th against St. Louis then jumped to48th at San Diego, passing Charley Taylor (9,110). Witten passedAnthony Miller (9,148) and Herman Moore (9,174) against Denverthen passed Raymond Berry (9,275) against Washington (10/13).Against Minnesota, he jumped Rob Moore (9,368) for 44th. He hit43rd at the N.y. Giants (11/24), passing Amani Toomer (9,497):

NFL Career Receptions NFL Career ReceivingLeaders Yards Leaders

1. Jerry Rice ..................1,549 1. Jerry Rice ....................22,8952. Tony Gonzalez* ..........1,325 2. Terrell Owens ..............15,9343. Marvin Harrison ..........1,102 3. Randy Moss ................15,292... ...

15. Torry Holt ......................920 41. Eric Moulds ....................9,99516. Keenan McCardell ........883 42. Drew Hill ........................9,83117. Jason Witten* ..............879 43. Jason Witten* ..............9,799

* indicates active players

ROMO’S RANKINGSTony Romo has been steadily climbing the NFL’s all-time passing

charts. Coming into the 2013 season, Romo ranked 73rd in attempts(3,240), 55th in completions (2,097), 60th in passing yards (25,737)and 52nd in touchdown passes (178). By season’s end, Romomoved to 54th in attempts, 39th in completions, 41st in passingyards and tied for 31st in touchdown passes. He should be able tocontinue his climb through 2014:

NFL Career Attempts NFL Career CompletionsLeaders Leaders

1. Brett Favre................10,169 1. Brett Favre ....................6,3002. Peyton Manning..........8,452 2. Peyton Manning ............5,5323. Dan Marino ................8,358 3. Dan Marino ....................4,967... ...

52. Ken Stabler ................3,793 37. John Brodie....................2,51853. Craig Morton ..............3,786 38. Jake Plummer ................2,48454. Tony Romo................3,775 39. Tony Romo ..................2,439

NFL Career Passing Yards NFL Career TouchdownsLeaders Leaders

1. Brett Favre................71,838 1. Brett Favre ........................5082. Peyton Manning........64,964 2. Peyton Manning ................4913. Dan Marino ..............61,361 3. Dan Marino ......................420... ...

39. Joe Ferguson............29,817 30. Jim Hart ............................20940. Jon Kitna ..................29,745 31. K. Collins/K. Warner..........20841. Tony Romo..............29,339 Tony Romo ......................208

MORE TE’s TDsIn catching his 47th career touchdown pass in the game against

Denver (10/6), Witten tied Ozzie Newsome and Pete Retzlaff for11th all-time among NFL tight ends. He then had his 48th careertouchdown on a 26-yard reception against Minnesota (11/3) to tieRaymond Chester for 10th. At the N.y. Giants (11/24), Witten addedtwo more to tie Ben Coates for ninth all-time, then added one eachat Chicago (12/9) and against Green Bay (12/15) to tie DaveCasper for eighth:Tight End TDs Years Tight End TDs Years

*indicates active player

Tony Gonzalez* ..111 1997-13Antonio Gates*.....87 2003-13Shannon Sharpe..62 1990-03Jerry Smith ...........60 1965-77Wesley Walls........54 1989-03

Dallas Clark* ........53 2003-13Vernon Davis* ......53 2006-13Dave Casper ........52 1974-84Jason Witten* .....52 2003-13Ben Coates ..........50 1991-00

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QUICK WITT-EDJason Witten has steadily climbed Dallas’ all-time receiving

yards charts. In 2008 he became the sixth player in Cowboys his-tory to reach 4,000 career receiving yards. He topped the 5,000-yard barrier in the 2009 opener, the sixth pass catcher in club his-tory to reach that mark. Later that same season, he passed FrankClarke (5,247) for fifth on Dallas’ all-time receiving yards chart.Two weeks into 2010, Witten became the fifth Cowboy to top6,000 career yards. He opened 2011 with 110 yards at the N.y.Jets (9/11) to become the fifth Cowboy to reach 7,000. His 94-yardouting against Detroit (10/2) put him past Bob Hayes (7,295) forfourth all-time in club history. He took third from Drew Pearsonwith four catches for 24 yards against Philadelphia (12/24). In2012 Witten topped 8,000 yards with his 112-yard game againstChicago (10/1). He also passed Tony Hill in the Bears game.Witten opened 2013 with 70 yards against the N.y. Giants (9/8) tobecome the second Cowboy and third tight end to reach 9,000career receiving yards:

All-Time Cowboys Receiving Yards List1. Michael Irvin ............11,904 (1988-99)2. Jason Witten............9,799 (2003-13)3. Tony Hill ....................7,988 (1977-86)4. Drew Pearson ..........7,822 (1973-83)5. Bob Hayes ................7,295 (1965-74)

Among his 9,799 yards are 20 games in which he reached 100yards - a club tight end record. His 20 100-yard outings is fourthall-time among league tight ends since 1970:

Cowboys 100-yard NFL 100-yardTight End Games Tight End Games1. Jason Witten ..........20 1. Tony Gonzalez ............312. Doug Cosbie ..............4 2. Kellen Winslow, Sr.......24

Jay Novacek ..............4 3. Antonio Gates..............214. Jason Witten ..............205. Shannon Sharpe ........19

In 2008 Witten became the fifth pass catcher in team history totop 400 receptions. Four weeks into 2009, he became the fifth toreach 450. He jumped past Tony Hill (fifth) and Emmitt Smith(fourth) also in 2009. He took second from Drew Pearson with 14catches at the N.y. Giants (12/6/09) - second in his career. Hebecame the second Cowboy to reach 700 receptions in Week 2 of2012, and he added seven catches at Atlanta (11/4) to passMichael Irvin for the top spot on Dallas’ all-time receptions chart:

All-Time Cowboys Receptions List1. Jason Witten ........879 (2003-13)2. Michael Irvin ..........750 (1988-99)3. Drew Pearson........489 (1973-83)4. Emmitt Smith ........486 (1990-02)5. Tony Hill ................479 (1977-86)

Since 2006, Witten has caught the most passes (691) for themost yards (7,715) among active league tight ends.

Player Rec. Player YardsJason Witten ..............691 Jason Witten ..........7,715Tony Gonzalez ............677 Tony Gonzalez..........7,317Antonio Gates..............525 Antonio Gates ..........6,739Kellen Winslow ............464 Vernon Davis ............5,201Heath Miller ................427 Kellen Winslow ........5,186

THAT’S A BUNCH OF WITTAfter coming into the league as Dallas’ third round draft pick in

2003, Jason Witten has strung together a Hall of Fame career. Hehas appeared in the most Pro Bowls by a Cowboys tight end (nine,seven consecutive - 2004-10 and 2012-13), is tops on the club’s all-time receptions chart and second on the receiving yards chart.Proving himself as a reliable target, Witten has 879 career recep-tions for 9,799 yards. In 2012 he took the top spot on the club’sreceptions chart from Michael Irvin at Atlanta (11/4) after a seven-catch, 51-yard game. Witten took 151 games to reach the top of theteam’s receptions chart which was faster than Irvin (159). Whencompared to the two other NFL tight ends with at least 750 catches- Tony Gonzalez and Shannon Sharpe - Witten also reached themark faster - Gonzalez (163 games), Sharpe (169).

A favorite target of Tony Romo, Witten accounts for 576 catch-es and 6,531 yards of Romo’s 2,439 completions and 29,565yards. Both of Witten’s numbers are more than any other playerthat has caught a pass from Romo.

Witten caught 13 passes for 112 yards - both team highs - anda score - against Chicago (10/1). His 13 catches were third in hiscareer, tied for third among any Cowboys pass catcher and tiedfor eighth by an NFL tight end. He then bettered that with a club-record 18-catch game against the N.y. Giants (10/28). His 18receptions tied for third in a game in NFL history and were themost by a tight end in league history:

Single-Game Cowboys ReceptionsPlayer No. Opp (Date)Jason Witten ..........18 NYG (10/28/12)Jason Witten ............15 @ Det (12/9/07)Jason Witten ............14 @ NyG (12/6/09)Lance Rentzel ..........13 Was (11/19/67)Jason Witten ..........13 Chi (10/1/12)Dez Bryant................13 @ Bal (10/14/12)

Single-Game ReceptionsNFL History NFL History (TEs)

Player Rec. Player Rec.

On top of his single-game receptions numbers, Witten estab-lished an NFL tight end season receptions record (103) whilebecoming just the third tight end to reach 110 catches in a seasonand the third Dallas Cowboy to do it.

Brandon Marshall ..........21Terrell Owens ................20Brandon Marshall ..........18Jason Witten ................18Clark Gaines ..................17

Jason Witten ............18Kellen Winslow ..........15Jason Witten ............15Five Tied ....................14

40x10With a club-record 18 catches against the N.y. Giants

(10/28/12), Jason Witten hit 51 receptions for the season for hisninth straight season of 40 catches-or-more. He was the fourthtight end in NFL history with nine 40-catch seasons and the thirdto do it in nine-plus straight. Nine games into 2013, Witten hit 40catches and became the fourth tight end with at least 10 overalland the third with 10 straight:

40-plus catch seasons by a tight endTight End Total Consec. YearsTony Gonzalez ............16 16 1998-13Shannon Sharpe ..........11 7 1992-98, 00-03Antonio Gates ..............10 10 2004-13Jason Witten ..............10 10 2004-13Jeremy Shockey ............9 9 2002-10Frank Wycheck ..............8 8 1995-02

50x10With 18 catches against the N.y. Giants (10/28/12), Jason Witten

topped 50 catches for the ninth consecutive season. He was thesecond tight end in league history with nine straight 50 catch sea-sons. With four catches at the N.y. Giants (11/24) this year, hebecame the third tight end with at least 10 seasons of 50 catchesand the second to do it in consecutive seasons:

50-plus catch seasons by a tight endTight End Total Consec.Tony Gonzalez................16 16Shannon Sharpe ............11 7Jason Witten ................10 10Antonio Gates ..................9 8

60x10In the win at Washington (12/22), Jason Witten caught two

passes to give him 61 catches for the year - his 10th overall and10th consecutive season with 60 receptions.

Witten became the third tight end in league history with at least10 60-plus catch seasons and just the second with 10 straight. Heis also the only Dallas Cowboy with 10 60-catch seasons:

60-plus catch seasons by a tight endTight End Total Consec.Tony Gonzalez ................15 15Shannon Sharpe ............10 6Jason Witten ..................10 10Antonio Gates....................8 7

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70x8Jason Witten topped 70 catches during the 2013 finale against

Philadelphia (12/29). Witten has eight overall and seven consecutive70-catch season - both second all-time among league tight ends:

70-plus catch seasons by a tight endTight End Total Consec.Tony Gonzalez ................14 9Jason Witten ....................8 7Antonio Gates....................6 4Shannon Sharpe ..............5 2

80x6With his nine catches on Thanksgiving Day against Washington

(11/22/12), Jason Witten passed 80 catches for the sixth time inhis career. Witten’s six 80+ catch seasons are second to TonyGonzalez (eight) for the most by a tight end in league history.

80+ CatchTight End SeasonsTony Gonzalez ......................8Jason Witten........................6Todd Christensen ..................4Kellen Winslow, Sr. ..............3Shannon Sharpe ..................3Jimmy Graham......................3

100On his third catch against New Orleans (12/23/12), Jason

Witten reached 100 receptions for the season for the first time inhis career. He was the second player in franchise history to top100 in a season (Michael Irvin, 111 in 1995) and the third tight endin league history to accomplish the feat.

Witten finished with a league tight end record 110 catches:100-Catch Season (NFL TEs)Jason Witten ......110 2012Tony Gonzalez ....102 2004Dallas Clark ........100 2009

90x4Jason Witten reached 90 catches in 2012 for the fourth time in his

career. Witten’s four 90-catch seasons are second to TonyGonzalez (five) for the most 90-catch seasons by a tight end inleague history. Witten had 90-plus catches in 2009 and 2010 to joinGonzalez as the only tight ends with consecutive 90-catch seasons.

90-Catch Seasons (Tight Ends)Tight End Rec Year Tight End Rec YearJason Witten 110 2012Tony Gonzalez 102 2004Dallas Clark 100 2009Tony Gonzalez 99 2007Jimmy Graham 99 2011Ben Coates 96 1994Tony Gonzalez 96 2008Jason Witten 96 2007

Todd Christensen 95 1986Jason Witten 94 2009Jason Witten 94 2010Tony Gonzalez 93 2000Tony Gonzalez 93 2012Todd Christensen 92 1983Rob Gronkowski 90 2011

100x20Jason Witten holds the club record with 20 career 100-yard games.

He had three in 2013 - 135 against Philadelphia (12/29), 121 yardsagainst Denver (10/6) and 102 against Minnesota (11/3):

Witten’s 100-yard gamesYds Opp Date Yds Opp Date Yds Opp Date

Top-Five Dallas Cowboys Tight End Receiving DaysPlayer Yards Opp DateJason Witten 167 NYG 10/28/12Doug Cosbie 159 @Det 9/15/85Jason Witten 156 @NYG 12/6/09Jason Witten 140 WAS 12/19/10Jason Witten 138 @Det 12/9/07

167 NyG 10/28/12156 @NyG12/6/09140 WAS 12/19/10138 @Det 12/9/07135 PHI 12/29/13133 PHI 11/15/04121 DEN 10/6/13

117@Was 12/27/09116 NyG 9/9/07115 Sea 11/27/08113 PHI 12/16/07112 @GB 10/24/04112 CHI 10/1/12110 PHI 9/15/08

110 @NyJ 9/11/11108 PHI 12/2/12107 Oak 11/26/09103 @Buf 10/8/07102 @SF 9/18/11102 MIN 11/3/13

500x10Jason Witten’s 102-yard game against Minnesota (11/3) put him

over the 500-yard mark this season. The 2013 season is Witten’s 10thcareer and 10th consecutive 500-yard season. He is the fourth NFLtight end with 10 career and tied for second with 10 straight. He is alsothe only pass catcher in team history with 10 500-yard seasons.

500-plus yard seasonsNFL Tight End Cowboys History

Player Tot Consec. Player Tot Consec.Tony Gonzalez......16 16 Jason Witten .....10 10Shannon Sharpe ..11 7 Drew Pearson.......9 8Antonio Gates ......10 10 Tony Hill ................9 9Jason Witten ......10 10 Michael Irvin .........9 8

600x10Jason Witten topped 600 yards for the 2013 season with a 53-

yard performance against Oakland (11/28). Witten has now reachedthe 600-yard mark 10 times overall and consecutively. His 10 over-all are third all-time among league tight ends and second for con-secutive seasons among the same group. His 10 are the most over-all and are the most consecutive in team history:

600-plus yard seasonsNFL Tight End Cowboys History

Player Tot Consec. Player Tot Consec.Tony Gonzalez......16 16 Jason Witten .....10 10Shannon Sharpe ..11 7 Michael Irvin .........9 8Jason Witten ......10 10 Tony Hill ................8 4Antonio Gates ........9 8 Bob Hayes ............7 7Jackie Smith ..........7 5 Drew Pearson.......7 6

700x10Jason Witten had 71 yards against Green Bay (12/15) to put

him over 700 yards for the 10th time in his career and 10th con-secutive season. He now has the second-most overall and con-secutive 700-yard seasons by a league tight end. He also has themost overall and most consecutive in team history:

700-plus yard seasonsNFL Tight End Cowboys History

Player Tot Consec. Player Tot Consec.Tony Gonzalez......14 11 Jason Witten .....10 10Jason Witten ......10 10 Michael Irvin .........8 8Shannon Sharpe ....9 6 Tony Hill ................8 4Antonio Gates ........9 9 Drew Pearson.......6 6

800x7With a 135-yard game against Philadelphia (12/29), in the 2013

season finale, Jason Witten reached the 800-yard mark for the sea-son. This season was his eighth 800-yarder. He also has sevenconsecutive 800-plus yard seasons, tying Tony Gonzalez for themost all-time among tight ends. His eight total is good for second:

800-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end)Player Total Consec.Tony Gonzalez............13 7Jason Witten ...............8 7Shannon Sharpe...........6 2Antonio Gates...............6 4

WITTEN AT 700 AND 8,000In 2012 Jason Witten became the third tight end in league his-

tory to reach 700 career receptions (9/16). He did it in 145 careergames - the fastest of the previous two.

Tight ends games to 700 career receptionsPlayer GamesJason Witten ..............145Tony Gonzalez ............154Shannon Sharpe ..........178

Witten then topped 8,000 career yards (10/1) to become the thirdtight end to reach the mark. He did it in 147 games - the fastest ofthe previous two. Antonio Gates then bettered Witten’s speed to8,000 yards, reaching the mark in his 137th game on Oct. 15:

Tight ends games to 8,000 career receiving yardsPlayer GamesAntonio Gates ..............137 (reached on 10/15)Jason Witten ..............147Tony Gonzalez ............149Shannon Sharpe ..........164

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900x6Jason Witten reached the 900-yard mark in 2012 during Week

15. He has topped 900 yards seven times in his career and insixth straight seasons. His seven are second to Tony Gonzalez(nine) while his six straight are tied with Gonzalez’:

900-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end)Player Total Consec.Tony Gonzalez..............9 6Jason Witten ...............7 6Antonio Gates...............5 4Todd Christensen..........4 4Shannon Sharpe...........4 2

1,000x4Jason Witten closed out the 2012 season with 1,039 yards -

second on the team and tops among league tight ends. It was hisfourth career 1,000-yard season. Witten tied Tony Gonzalez forthe most 1,000-yard seasons by a tight end in league history:

1,000-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end)Player SeasonsTony Gonzalez ......................4Jason Witten........................4Kellen Winslow......................3Todd Christensen..................3Shannon Sharpe...................3

WITTEN AT 800...9,000In the 2012 season finale, Jason Witten caught his 800th career

pass. He became just the third tight end in league history to reachthat figure. He reached 800 in 159 games - faster than the previoustwo. Witten entered 2013 52 yards shy of 9,000 career yards, andhe became the third tight end in NFL history to reach the mark witha touchdown catch in the second quarter of the opener. He againdid it faster than the previous two:

Tight ends games to 800 receptions and 9,000 yards800 Rec. 9,000 yards

Player Games Player GamesJason Witten ..............159 Jason Witten..............160Tony Gonzalez ............171 Tony Gonzalez ............163Shannon Sharpe ........202 Shannon Sharpe ........183

WITTEN AT 7,000With 110 yards in the 2011 opener at the N.y. Jets (9/11), Jason

Witten became the seventh tight end in league history to top 7,000career yards. He reached the mark in 128 games - the thirdfastest of the previous six. Below is a list of the tight ends in the7,000-yard club and how many games it took to reach the mark:

Games to Games toPlayer 7,000 Yds. Player 7,000 Yds.Antonio Gates ..........119 Jackie Smith ................143Pete Retzlaff..............125 Shannon Sharpe..........146Jason Witten............128 Ozzie Newsome ..........150Tony Gonzalez ..........129 He also became the fifth Dallas Cowboy to reach the milestone.

Games to Games toPlayer 7,000 Yds. Player 7,000 Yds.Michael Irvin ..............91 Drew Pearson ..............126Bob Hayes..................96 Jason Witten ..............128Tony Hill....................103

3-BY-100In Dallas’ 48-51 last second loss to Denver (10/6), Tony Romo

established a club record and marked the 15th time an NFL pass-er topped 500 yards in a game. In spreading the ball around,Romo helped the Cowboys finish the day with three receiversabove 100 yards - Terrance Williams, 151, Dez Bryant, 141, andJason Witten, 121. The Broncos game marked just the third timein franchise history Dallas had three pass catchers top 100 yardsin a game:

Player Yds Player Yds Player Yds Opp, DateClarke......190 Folkins ..112 Howton ..107 @SF, 11/10/63Witten ......167 Austin ....133 Bryant ....110 NyG, 10/28/12Williams ..151 Bryant ..141 Witten....121 DEN, 10/6/13

88, 88, 88With the selection of Dez Bryant in the first round of the 2010

NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys added to their lineage of home-grown talent at wide receiver. Bryant was issued the jersey num-ber 88 to follow in the footsteps of two of the previous 88s in clubhistory - Drew Pearson (1973-83) and Michael Irvin (1988-99).

His progress as a rookie was slowed after landing on IR with anankle injury suffered at Indianapolis (12/5/10). He returned to openthe 2011 season in style, and finished his second pro season with63 catches for 928 yards and nine touchdowns. In 2012 Bryantnotched his second career 100-yard game with 105 yards againstChicago (10/1). At Baltimore (10/14) Bryant had a career-best 13receptions which also tied for third in a game in club history. He hada 110-yard performance against the N.y. Giants (10/28), then added12 catches for 145 yards against Cleveland (11/18). He had 145yards on eight catches against Washington (11/22) then had acareer-high 224-yard game against New Orleans (12/23). He did iton nine catches with a pair of touchdowns. His 224 yards was the10th 200-yard game in franchise history and the fourth-most yardsin a game in team history.

In Week 2 of 2013, Bryant topped the 100-yard mark (141) yards atKansas City (9/15), then topped the century mark with 141 yards (sixcatches) with two scores against Denver (10/6). He had 110 yards atPhiladelphia (10/20) then had his second multi-touchdown game withtwo scores at Detroit (10/27). He added his ninth score of the seasonwith one against Oakland (11/28) on seven receptions for 61 yards.Bryant caught a team-high 11 passes (third in his career) for 153yards (second) with a touchdown against Green Bay (12/15). By sea-son’s end, Bryant led the team in receiving yards while also leadingwith a career-high in catches (93) and touchdowns (13).

Below is a comparison between the Cowboys 88s after 59games: GP Rec Yds Avg TD

Drew Pearson ..........59 228 3,845 16.9 19Michael Irvin ..............59 256 4,452 17.4 27Dez Bryant ..............59 293 4,104 14.0 40

A GRAND FOR DEZWith team-highs for catches (11) and yards (153) against Green

Bay (12/5), Dez Bryant topped 1,000 yards on the season for thesecond time in his career. He accomplished the feat last seasonwith 1,382 yards. Bryant’s 1,000-yard season in 2013 was the 30thin franchise history, and he is the 12th different Cowboy to top 1,000yards in a season. He finished with 1,233 yards - ninth in a seasonin team history:

Dallas Cowboys 1,000-yard SeasonsPlayer Yards Year Player Yards YearMichael Irvin ....1,603 1995Michael Irvin ....1,523 1991Michael Irvin ....1,396 1992Dez Bryant ......1,382 2012Terrell Owens ..1,355 2007Michael Irvin ....1,330 1993Miles Austin ....1,320 2009Michael Irvin ....1,241 1994Dez Bryant......1,233 2013Bob Hayes ......1,232 1966Michael Irvin ....1,180 1997Terrell Owens ..1,180 2006Jason Witten....1,145 2007Terry Glenn ......1,136 2005Tony Hill ..........1,113 1985

Raghib Ismail ....1,097 1999Drew Pearson ....1,087 1974Tony Hill ............1,062 1979Michael Irvin ......1,057 1998Tony Hill ............1,055 1980Terrell Owens ....1,052 2008Terry Glenn ........1,047 2006Frank Clarke ......1,043 1962Miles Austin........1,041 2009Jason Witten ......1,039 2012Jason Witten ......1,030 2009Drew Pearson ....1,026 1979Lance Rentzel ....1,009 1968Bob Hayes ........1,003 1965Jason Witten ......1,002 2010

T. Owens...15 2007F. Clarke....14 1962B. Hayes ...13 1966T. Owens...13 2006D. Bryant..13 2013B. Hayes ...12 1965

L. Rentzel..12 1969D. Bryant...12 2012M. Austin ...11 2009L. Robinson 11 2011F. Clarke....10 1963B. Hayes ...10 1967

B. Hayes ...10 1968B. Hayes ...10 1970T. Hill .........10 1979M. Irvin ......10 1995T. Owens...10 2008

TOTALING TEN TDsWith his scoring grab at Chicago (12/9), Dez Bryant reached 10

touchdowns in 2013. It was his second straight 10-touchdownseason and second consecutive. Bryant’s 10-touchdown seasonis the 17th time a Cowboy had 10 scoring catches in a season,and he is the ninth different Cowboy to accomplish the feat. Of theprevious 17, he is one-of-four to do it multiple times. Bryant addedscores through each of the last three games to finish the year with13 - tied for third in a season in team history:

Dallas Cowboys 10-TD Seasons

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DEZ-ZLING PERFORMANCESDez Bryant finished 2012 with 92 receptions, a career-high 1,382

yards and 12 touchdowns. From Weeks 8-13, he opened the floodgates of production. Over that span, he led the league with sixtouchdown catches, was third with 475 yards and seventh with 29catches. He logged three 100-yard games, including back-to-back145-yarders against Cleveland (11/18) and Washington (11/22).

Bryant tied a club record with a touchdown catch in seven con-secutive games. On Thanksgiving Day against Washington, hehad two scoring grabs then did the same the next week againstPhiladelphia (12/2), the sixth time in team history - fifth differentplayer - Dallas Cowboy had back-to-back multi-touchdowngames. Bryant repeated the feat in 2013 with another pair in twogames - at San Diego (9/29) and against Denver (10/6):

Consecutive Multi-TD GamesPlayer TDs Opp (Date) TDs Opp(Date)Frank Clarke 2....Was (11/3/63) 2 ....@SF (11/10/63)Frank Clarke 2....Phi (10/14/62) 3 ....@Pit (10/21/62)Tony Hill 2....NyG (10/8/78) 2 ....@StL (10/15/78)Terrell Owens 2....@NyG (11/11/07) 4 ....Was (11/18/07)Miles Austin 2....@KC (10/11/09) 2 ....Atl (10/25/09)Dez Bryant 2....Was (11/22/12) 2 ....Phi (12/2/12)Dez Bryant 2....@SD (9/29/13) 2 ....Den (10/6/13)In 2012 Bryant had two scores against New Orleans (12/23).

His two touchdown catches came on consecutive drives, bothfrom 58 yards. Bryant became the first league pass catcher with55-plus yard touchdown grabs on consecutive drives sinceBuffalo’s Lee Evans (at Houston, 11/19/06) did it with back-to-back 83-yard scoring snags.

Bryant’s two touchdown catches against the Saints was hisfourth multi-touchdown game of the season, sixth of his career.Bryant’s four in 2012 were a single-season club best, while his sixcareer were tied for sixth.

Bryant finished 2013 with three multi-score games to give him ninefor his career - tied for second in club history:

Dallas Cowboys Multi-TD GamesCowboys Season Cowboys Career

Player Games Year Player GamesDez Bryant ............4 2012Frank Clarke ..........3 1961Frank Clarke ..........3 1962Bob Hayes ............3 1965Bob Hayes ............3 1966Bob Hayes ............3 1967Bob Hayes ............3 1970Terrell Owens ........3 2007Laurent Robinson ..3 2011Dez Bryant............3 2013

Bob Hayes ................15Frank Clarke ..............9Tony Hill ......................9Michael Irvin................9Dez Bryant ................9Drew Pearson ............7Lance Rentzel ............6Terrell Owens..............6

200Five times in 2012 Dez Bryant reached a career-high for single-

game receiving yards. He first did it against Chicago (10/1) with105 yards, then against the N.y. Giants (10/28) with 110, followedby 145-yard games against Cleveland (11/18) and Washington(145). He topped the charts with a 224-yard game against NewOrleans (12/23).

Bryant’s 200-yard performance was the eighth in 2012 by anNFL pass catcher, the 10th in team history, and was good for thefourth-most yards in franchise history:

Dallas Cowboys 200-yard Receiving GamesPlayer Opp (Date) Rec. Yds. Avg. TDMiles Austin @KC (10/11/09) 10 250 25.0 2Bob Hayes @Was (11/13/66) 9 246 27.3 2Frank Clarke Was (9/16/62) 10 241 24.1 3Dez Bryant NO (12/23/12) 9 224 24.9 2Lance Rentzel Was (11/19/67) 13 223 17.2 1Tony Hill Phi (11/12/79) 7 213 30.4 2Terrell Owens SF (11/23/08) 7 213 30.4 1Michael Irvin Pho (9/20/92) 8 210 26.3 3James Dixon @Pho (11/12/89) 6 203 33.8 8Kevin Williams @Ari (12/25/95) 9 203 22.6 2

GOING STREAKINGDez Bryant hauled in two touchdown passes in the game

against New Orleans (12/23/12) to give him a scoring grab inseven straight games. His seven-game scoring bonanza tied thelongest streak in club history. He is one of only two Cowboys(Terrell Owens) with the seven-game scoring streak in one sea-son, as two others did it spanning two:

Consecutive Games Receiving TDPlayer Games Year Player Games YearFrank Clarke ......7 1961-62 Terrell Owens ....7 2007Bob Hayes ........7 1965-66 Dez Bryant ........7 2012

Bryant had a streak of four straight games with a score snappedagainst Washington (10/13). But currently has a five-game stretchthat will carry over into 2014.

DEZ-TRUCTIVEDez Bryant had back-to-back touchdown games when he

caught two each at San Diego (9/29) and against Denver (10/6).Bryant averaged 23.5 yards-per-catch with six catches for 141yards and two scores in the Broncos game. The 141 yards was hissecond 100-yard game of the season, eighth of his career, andtied the fourth-most yards in his career. He added 110 yards atPhiladelphia (10/20) for his third of the season, ninth of his career.He then had his 10th career (fourth of the season) with 153 yards(second in his career) against Green Bay (12/15).

For his career, Bryant has 10 100-yard outings which are sec-ond through the first four seasons of a Dallas Cowboys career andare 10th through an entire career.

Dallas Cowboys 100-yard GamesThrough four seasons Career

Player Games Player Games

Dez Bryant 100-yard GamesYds Opp Date Yds Opp Date

Bob Hayes (1965-68) ......16Dez Bryant (2010-13) ....10Michael Irvin (1988-91)......9Drew Pearson (1973-76) ..8Tony Hill (1978-80) ............8

Michael Irvin (1988-99)......47Tony Hill (1978-86) ............26Bob Hayes (1965-71) ........23Drew Pearson (1973-81) ..18...Dez Bryant (2010-13) ......10

224 NO 12/23/12153 GB 12/15/13145 CLE 11/18/12145 WAS 11/22/12141 @KC 9/15/13

141 DEN 10/6/13110 NyG 10/28/12110 @Phi 10/20/13105 CHI 10/1/12104 @NyG 11/14/10

BY DEZIGNAfter trading up in the 2010 NFL Draft to select Dez Bryant in

the first round with the 24th overall pick, the Dallas Cowboys haveseen nothing but production from the wide receiver. Despite hisrookie season being cut short due to injury, Bryant was third onthe team with 561 yards and six touchdowns and fourth with 45catches. His reception total was second all-time among club rook-ies, his touchdowns were third and receiving yards fifth.

He improved upon those numbers in his second season (2011),catching 63 passes for 928 yards and nine touchdowns beforetopping club receiving charts in 2012 with 1,382 yards (fourth inclub history) and 12 touchdowns (tied for fifth) on 92 catches (sev-enth).

Bryant finished 2013 as the team leader in receptions (93)yards (1,233) and touchdowns (13).

For his career, he has 293 catches for 4,104 yards and 40touchdowns. His totals rank among the best in club historythrough four seasons:

Dallas Cowboys Receiving Figures (through four seasons)Receptions Yards

Player (Years) Rec Player (Years) Yds

TouchdownsPlayer (Years) TDs

Bryant’s career receptions total 11th, his receiving yards are17th and his touchdown catches are tied for fifth all-time in NFLhistory through a player’s first four seasons.

Dez Bryant (2010-13)........293Jason Witten (2003-06)......252Bob Hayes (1965-71) ........213Herschel Walker (1986-89) ....211Emmitt Smith (1990-93) ....189

Bob Hayes (1965-71) ......4,162Dez Bryant (2010-13) ....4,104Drew Pearson (1973-76) ..3,103Michael Irvin (1988-91) ..2,968Tony Hill (1977-80) ..........2,961

Bob Hayes (1965-68) ..........45Dez Bryant (2010-13)..........40Tony Hill (1977-80) ..............24Michael Irvin (1988-91) ........20Drew Pearson (1973-76)......18

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ANOTHER 200With four catches in the 2012 season finale, Dez Bryant caught

his 200th career pass. Bryant became the 20th player in franchisehistory to reach 200. In Week 2 of 2013, Bryant caught eight pass-es to pass Terry Glenn (208) and Timmy Newsome (212) for 18thin club history. At San Diego (9/29) Bryant had six catches to passRon Springs for 17th. He passed Herschel Walker (232) againstWashington (10/13), Terrell Owens (235) and Kelvin Martin (237)at Philadelphia (10/20). Against Oakland (11/28), he passed BillyJoe DuPree (267) for 13th then tied Frank Clarke with 11 catchesagainst Green Bay (12/15). He passed Clarke with four snags atWashington (12/22):

Player Rec. Player Rec.Jason Witten..............879Michael Irvin ..............750Drew Pearson............489Emmitt Smith ............486Tony Hill ....................479Tony Dorsett ..............382

Bob Hayes ................365Jay Novacek ..............339Miles Austin ..............301Doug Cosbie..............300Daryl Johnston ..........294Dez Bryant................293

MAN ON FIREThrough the second half of the 2012 season, Dez Bryant heat-

ed up, racking up the most touchdowns (10) and the third-mostyards (879) in the league over that span:

NFL Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games (2012)Player TDs Player Yards

Through 2013 Bryant continued his touchdown tear. He finishedwith 13 touchdowns (tied for third), and over the previous 24games, he has racked up 23 touchdowns - tops in the league overthat span. Over that same span, Bryant had 2,112 yards - third inthe league - and averaged 14.8 yards-per-catch - third over thatspan among players with at least 120 receptions - Bryant has 143catches (sixth).

Bryant’s 879 receiving yards over the last half of the 2012 seasonwere fifth and his 10 touchdowns were tied for fourth in an eight-game span and were tops in the last half of the season in franchisehistory:

Dallas Cowboys Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games of Season(Yards)

Player Year Rec. Yards Avg TDDez Bryant...............2012 50 879 17.6 10Michael Irvin .............1991 51 833 16.3 5Miles Austin ..............2009 54 708 13.1 4Michael Irvin .............1995 53 695 13.1 5Michael Irvin .............1992 40 639 16.0 3

Part of Bryant’s 879 yards was due in part to a 224-yard perfor-mance (12/23). He was one-of-seven different NFL pass catchersto have 200 yards in a game in 2012.

Dez Bryant (Dal) ................10Danario Alexander (SD) ........7James Jones (GB) ................7Demaryius Thomas (Den) .....6Michael Crabtree (SF)...........6Eric Decker (Den)..................6

Calvin Johnson (Det) .......1,197Andre Johnson (Hou) ......1,036Dez Bryant (Dal) ................879Brandon Marshall (Chi) .......711Demaryius Thomas (Den)...678

40/4,000 CLUB

ROLLING ON T-DUB’SDrafted in the third round (74th overall) of the 2013 NFL Draft

out of Baylor, Terrance Williams came to Dallas as a big-body,strong receiver with the ability to stretch the field. He started toemerge as the player the Cowboys were counting on as the rook-ie finished with 44 catches (fourth on the team, 10th amongleague rookies) for 736 yards (third on the team, third amongrookies) and five touchdowns (third, tied for fourth among rook-ies). His 16.7 yard-per-catch average was third among rookieswith at least 10 catches, and his 82-yard touchdown (vs. Denver,10/6) tied for the sixth-longest catch in the league this season.

From Week 5-8, Williams had a touchdown catch in eachgame, the first time in team history a rookie had a streak of fourgames with a touchdown reception. He is the fifth differentCowboy rookie with a streak of three:

Dallas Cowboys Touchdown Catch Streak (Rookie)Player Streak Season GamesTerrance Williams .........4 2013 5-8Bob Hayes ......................3 1965 8-10Bob Hayes ......................3 1965 12-14Antonio Bryant ................3 2002 5-7Martellus Bennett ............3 2008 7-9Dez Bryant ......................3 2010 8-10

William’s 60-yard scoring catch Detroit (10/27) gave him thelongest streak in club history, and coupled with his 82-yarder tokickoff the streak, he became the first Dallas Cowboy with multi-ple 60-plus yard touchdown catches in a season since TerrellOwens in 2008.

ROOKIE RECEIVING ROUTESTerrance Williams finished his rookie season fourth on the team

with 44 catches, third with 736 yards and third with five touch-down catches. His figures tied for fourth in a season in club rook-ie annals in receptions and touchdown catches and ranked fourthin receiving yards:

Dallas Cowboys Rookie Receiving Charts (season)Receptions

Player Rec. Year Player Rec. Year

YardsPlayer Yds. Year Player Yds. Year

TouchdownsPlayer TDs Year Player TDs Year

Herschel Walker......76 1986Bob Hayes ..............47 1965Dez Bryant ..............45 2010Antonio Bryant ........44 2002Terrance Williams....44 2013Mike Sherrard ........41 1986

Jason Witten ..........35 2003Michael Irvin............32 1988Don Perkins ............32 1961Billy Joe DuPree ....29 1973Tony Dorsett............29 1977DeMarco Murray ....26 2011

Bob Hayes ..........1,023 1965Herschel Walker ....837 1986Mike Sherrard ........744 1986Terrance Williams ..736 2013

Antonio Bryant ......733 2002Michael Irvin ..........654 1988Dez Bryant ............561 2010James Dixon ..........477 1989

Bob Hayes ..............12 1965Antonio Bryant ..........6 2002Dez Bryant ................6 2010Billy Joe DuPree ......5 1973

Mike Sherrard ..........5 1986Michael Irvin..............5 1988Terrance Williams......5 2013Martellus Bennett ......4 2008

Dez Bryant’s totals have continued to climb since entering theleague in 2010. Over the previous four seasons (2010-13), onlyBryant and Detroit receiver Calvin Johnson have amassed 4,000receiving yards and 40 receiving touchdowns.

4,000+ Yards and 40+ TDs (Since 2010)Player (Team) GP Rec Yards TDsCalvin Johnson (Det) 61 379 6,257 45Dez Bryant (Dal) 59 293 4,104 40

Overall, Bryant is one of only six players in NFL history - and thesecond Cowboy (Bob Hayes, 1965-68) - to post at least 4,000receiving yards and 40 touchdowns during their first four pro sea-sons and the first to do so since Randy Moss (1998-2001).

4,000+ Yards and 40+ TDs Player (Team) Years GP Rec Yards TDsRandy Moss (Min) 1998-01 64 308 5,396 53Jerry Rice (SF) 1985-88 60 264 4,881 49Lance Alworth (SD) 1962-65 44 201 4,268 41Bob Hayes (Dal) 1965-68 54 212 4,142 45Dez Bryant (Dal) 2010-13 59 293 4,104 40John Jefferson (SD/GB) 1978-81 58 238 4,063 40

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MURRAY, MURRAY, MURRAYIn Dallas’ 31-24 Thanksgiving Day win over Oakland (11/28)

DeMarco Murray rushed 17 times for 63 yards with three touch-downs. Murray’s three rushing scores marked his first careermulti-touchdown game, the first by a Cowboy since MarionBarber’s two at New Orleans (12/19/09) and the first three rush-ing score game since Julius Jones at Seattle (12/6/04). Murray’sthree touchdowns was the 18th time a Dallas Cowboy had three-or-more rushing touchdowns in a game, and he is the eighth dif-ferent Dallas rusher to accomplish the feat.

Dallas Cowboys Three Rushing TD GamePlayer Opp Date TD Player Opp Date TD

SECOND HALF OF MURRAYThrough the second half of the 2013 season, the Dallas

Cowboys rushing attack picked up steam behind the legs ofDeMarco Murray. Playing in six of the first eight games (missingtwo with a knee injury), DeMarco Murray rushed 91 times for 428yards (4.7 avg.) and three touchdowns. After rebounding from theknee injury, over the course of the next seven games, Murrayrushed 126 times for 693 yards (5.5) and six touchdowns. He wentfrom averaging 71.3 yards-per-game (first six) to 86.6 through thenext seven. For his work through the second half of 2013, thethird-year pro also earned his first trip to the Pro Bowl as an injuryreplacement for Frank Gore.

Among all NFL running backs, Murray’s second half totals rankat the top with his carries placing 14th, yards third and touch-downs tied for third:

Rushing Yards Leaders (Yards, Games 9-16)Player Atts Yards Avg Long TDLeSean McCoy..........158 743 5.7 57t 6Ryan Matthews..........168 775 4.6 51 5DeMarco Murray ......126 693 5.5 43 6Matt Forte ..................149 681 4.6 41 2Marshawn Lynch ......155 656 4.2 37 6

Murray’s 693 yards through the last eight games (games ninethrough 16) are the 11th-most rushing yards over that span infranchise history. He is separated from the top-spot on that list by127 yards - Emmitt Smith 820 yards in 1993.

After racking up 72 yards in the first quarter at Baltimore(10/14/12), DeMarco Murray bettered that mark in 2013 againstSt. Louis (9/22). Murray posted 86 yards in the first quarter andfinished the game with 175. Murray’s 86 yards were the fourth-most rushing yards in the first quarter in team history and tied forninth in any quarter:

First Quarter Rushing Yards (Dallas Cowboys)Player Yds Opp (Date) Player Yds Opp (Date)

Murray finished the first half with 96 yards - then 14th in thefirst half and tied for the 28th-most in any half in Cowboys history.In the first half at Chicago (12/9) this season, Murray rushed for99 yards - 14th and 25th in any half. He then had a 93-yard halfagainst Green Bay (12/15).

Murray’s 175 yards in the game were second in his career andtied for ninth in a game in team history.

Single-Game Rushing Totals (Dallas Cowboys)Player Yds Opp (Date) Player Yds Opp (Date)

WHAT A RUSH AGAIN

E. Smith ....104 Was (9/9/91)E. Smith ......92 @Ari (9/22/91)D. Murray ....91 STL (10/23/11)D. Murray ...86 STL (9/22/13)

E. Smith ......83 @NyG (9/4/95)J. Jones ......81 NO (12/10/06)E. Smith ......73 Min (11/23/00)D. Murray ....72 @Bal (10/14/12)

D. Murray..253 STL (10/23/11)E. Smith ....237 @Phi (10/31/93)T. Dorsett ..206 Phi (12/4/77)J. Jones ....198 @Sea (12/6/04)J. Jones......194 @Car (12/24/05)

T. Hambrick..189 @Was (12/14/05)T. Dorsett ..183 @NyG(11/9/80)E. Smith.......182 @Pho (9/22/91)T. Dorsett.....175 @Bal (12/6/81)D. Murray .175 StL (9/22/13)

The motivation for a stronger running game with DeMarco Murrayis evident as the club is an undefeated 11-0 when DeMarco Murraygets 20-or more carries. He topped 20 carries three times this sea-son - against the N.y. Giants in the opener, against St. Louis (9/22)and at Washington (12/22). Below is a look at his 20-carry games:

Murray’s 20-plus Carry GamesOpp. Date Att Yds Score Opp. Date Att Yds Score

Murray’s stat line from those games reads:Games No. Yds. Avg. Lng TD

11 246 1,311 5.3 91t 6

CARRYING THE LOAD

Since Jason Garrett’s arrival in Dallas as the club’s offensivecoordinator and eventual head coach, the Cowboys offense hasput up some of its best net yardage output in franchise history.The 2009 club has the single-season franchise yards mark, the2011 team has the second and the 2012 squad the third.Additionally, in his first year (2007), the club finished eighth all-time, followed by the 2010 squad in ninth. Below is a year-by-yearglimpse at the Cowboys yardage output in each of Garrett’s sea-son with the club:

HIGH-OCTANE OFFENSE

Dallas Cowboys Year-by-Year Net Yards (since 2007)

D. Perkins ..NyG 12/1/63 3D. Thomas ..@Was 11/22/70 3C. Hill..........@Buf 9/19/71 4D. Thomas ..STL 12/18/71 3C. Hill..........PHI 10/20/74 3T. Dorsett....@Min 10/7/79 3R. Springs ..STL 9/13/81 3E. Smith......PHO 12/16/90 4E. Smith......PHO 11/3/91 3

E. Smith......@Oak 10/25/92 3E. Smith......@Det 11/8/92 3E. Smith......@NyG 9/4/95 4E. Smith......@Oak 11/19/95 3E. Smith......WAS 11/28/96 3E. Smith......@Ari 11/15/98 3E. Smith......MIN 11/26/98 3J. Jones......@Sea 12/6/04 3D. Murray ..OAK 11/28/13 3

5,8515,512

6,3905,828 6,008 5,994

5,458

RUSHIN ATTACKDespite Dallas’ 45-28 loss at Chicago (12/9), one bright spot in

the contest was the club’s rushing attack. Lead running backDeMarco Murray finished with 146 yards on 18 carries, including 99yards in the first half. His 8.1-yard average was the second-highestaverage in his career (minimum 10 carries). It was also his third-highest rushing yardage output of his career (253, vs. St. Louis -10/23/11 and 175, vs. St. Louis - 9/22/13).

Joseph Randle also saw action, rushing nine times for 43 (5.9)yards and a touchdown. For the day, Dallas totalled 198 yards on28 carries for a 7.1-yard average. It was the most rushing yards forthe club since the 227 last season at Baltimore (10/14) and tied the19th-most since the 2000 season.

The next week against Green Bay (12/15), Murray rushed for134 yards on 18 carries (7.4) with a touchdown. It was his third100-yard game of the season, seventh of his career and sixth-most yards in his career. It was also the first time he posted back-to-back 100-yard games. His 7.4-yard average was third (mini-mum 10 carries).

Murray’s 100-yard OutingsYds. Avg. Opp. Date Yds. Avg. Opp. Date253 10.1 STL 10/23/11175 6.7 STL 9/22/13146 8.1 @Chi 12/9/13139 6.3 SEA 11/6/11

135 6.8 BUF 11/13/11134 7.4 GB 12/15/13131 6.6 @NyG 9/5/12

STL......9/22/13 26 175 31-7STL......10/23/11 25 253 34-7SEA ....11/6/11 22 139 23-13BUF ....11/13/11 20 135 44-7@Was..11/20/11 25 73 27-24MIA......11/24/11 22 87 20-19

@NyG 9/5/12 20 131 24-17PHI ......12/2/12 23 83 38-33@Cin ..12/9/12 21 53 20-19NYG ....9/8/13 20 86 36-31@Was..12/22/13 22 96 24-23

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GAME-WINNING KICKSIn his rookie season, Dan Bailey was called upon six times to win

or tie the game with his foot. Four times he came through for Dallas.Bailey’s four game-winning field goals were the most by a DallasCowboy in a single season and the most by a rookie in NFL history.

In 2012 Bailey had four opportunities to do the same, and hecame through with 0:02 left in the fourth quarter against Cleveland(11/18) to send the game in overtime, then sealed it with a 38-yardkick with 6:07 remaining in the extra period. The second was atCincinnati when he hit a 40-yarder as time expired and the third wasagainst Pittsburgh (12/16) with a 21-yarder in overtime.

He added one game-winner in 2013 with a 35-yarder at the N.y.Giants (11/24).

In team history, there have now been 37 instances in which akicker was true on a game-winning field goal with 2:00-or-less leftin the fourth quarter or in overtime.

Bailey has rang true with eight game-winners to pass RafaelSeptien for the most in team history:

Dallas Cowboys Game-Winning Field GoalsPlayer Opp, Date Yards Score Time LeftGreene PIT, 9/17/61 27 27-24 0:00Greene @NyG, 10/29/61 32 17-16 1:23Villanueva @Was, 11/13/66 37 31-30 0:19Fritsch @StL, 11/7/71 26 16-13 1:53Fritsch @Chi, 9/16/73 11 20-17 1:26Herrera STL, 11/13/74 20 17-14 0:04Fritsch @Phi, 10/26/75 42 20-17 0:01Herrera BAL, 9/26/76 32 30-27 0:03Septien @StL, 10/15/78 47 24-21 3:28-OTSeptien @StL, 9/2/79 27 22-21 1:16Septien @NyG, 11/4/79 22 16-14 0:03Septien TB,10/9/81 42 27-24 4:38-OTSeptien NO, 10/21/84 41 30-27 3:42-OTSeptien NE, 11/22/84 23 20-17 0:04Septien @Phi, 10/19/86 38 17-14 0:02Murray @NyG, 1/2/94 41 16-13 4:16-OTBoniol NyG, 12/17/95 35 21-20 0:00Boniol @SF, 11/10/96 29 20-17 0:00Cunningham WAS, 11/16/97 42 17-14 0:04Seder @Car, 10/1/00 24 16-13 11:08-OTSeder WAS, 10/15/01 26 9-7 0:00Cundiff @StL, 9/29/02 48 13-10 0:00Cundiff @NyG, 9/15/03 25 35-32 9:04-OTCundiff PHI, 10/12/03 28 23-21 1:11Cortez NyG, 10/16/05 45 16-13 3:47-OTGramatica @NyG, 12/2/06 46 23-20 0:06Folk @Buf, 10/8/07 53 25-24 0:02Buehler @Ind, 12/5/10 38 38-35 8:01-OTBuehler WAS, 12/19/10 39 33-30 0:55Bailey @SF, 9/18/11 19 27-24 12:10-OTBailey WAS, 9/26/11 40 18-16 1:52Bailey @Was, 11/20/11 39 27-24 5:47-OTBailey MIA, 11/24/11 28 20-19 0:00Bailey CLE, 11/18/12 38 23-20 6:07-OTBailey @Cin, 12/9/12 40 20-19 0:00Bailey PIT, 12/16/12 21 27-24 13:36-OTBailey @NYG, 11/24/13 35 24-21 0:00

Dan Bailey closed out the 2012 season converting 29-of-31 fieldgoal tries (93.5%). His 29 field goals made in 2012 tied for fourth ina season in franchise history while his 93.5 field goal percentagewas second. In 2013 Bailey went 28-of-30 (93.3) and had fivegames with at least three field goals and one game with five. For hiscareer, Bailey notched 15 games with three-plus field goals - sec-ond in team history. He opened 2013 against the N.y. Giants (9/8)with three field goals then moved into second after connecting onthree at Kansas City (9/15). He hit three at Detroit (10/27), fiveagainst Green Bay (12/15) and three in the finale againstPhiladelphia (12/29) for 15 career three-field goal games. He alsohas three games with four-plus field goals - tied for second:Games with 3+ FGs Made Games with 4+ FGs MadePlayers Games Players GamesRafael Septien..........21 Chris Boniol ................4Dan Bailey ...............15 Richie Cunningham ....3Richie Cunningham ..11 Eddie Murray ..............3Chris Boniol ..............10 Dan Bailey ..................3Eddie Murray ..............7 Five others ..................2Toni Fritsch .................7

BAILEY’S BOOTSDan Bailey converted 28-of-30 (93.3%) field goal tries in 2013,

and had a streak of 21 consecutive field goals made snapped,missing a 35-yarder against St. Louis (9/22). Bailey’s previouslong streak was 26 and tied Chris Boniol for second in team his-tory. He finished the season with another 21-game streak.

At Kansas City (9/15) Bailey was true on three tries, including apair from 50-plus yards (51 and a career-long 53). Bailey’s two 50-yard field goals marked the second time in team history a kickerhit two 50-plus tries in the same game. The first was Eddie Murrayat Minnesota, 12/12/93 (51 and 52 yards). Bailey did it twice moreafter nailing two 53-yarders at Detroit (10/27) and two 50-yardersagainst Green Bay (12/15).

Since 2000, a kicker has hit two-or-more 50-plus yard fieldgoals in a game 57 times, and Bailey’s were the 53rd, 55th and57th occurrences, and he became the 34th different kicker toaccomplish it over that span. Bailey is one-of-15 players to do it inmultiple games, one-of-eight to do it three times and the only oneto do three in the same season.

For his career, Bailey is 11-of-16 from 50-plus yards and is atopthe club’s charts for 50-yarders in a season (six - 2013) and career.

BAILEY’S ON ICE

Dan Bailey came to Dallas in 2011 as a rookie free agent andimmediately earned his spot as the club’s place kicker, finishing theseason 32-of-37 (86.5%) on field goals for the second-best fieldgoal percentage by a rookie in franchise history. His 32 field goalsmade were also a club rookie record. He had a streak of 26 con-secutive made which were the most by a rookie in NFL history.

His second season was an improvement on an already stellarstart to a career as he finished with a 93.5 (29-of-31) field goalpercentage - second in team history.

For his career, Bailey has converted 89-of-98 tries (90.8%), andhis 89 field goals made are second in team history. He passedRichie Cunningham with two against Minnesota (11/3) then tooksecond from Chris Boniol with five against Green Bay (12/15).

Bailey has also hit all 123 PAT tries - fifth in franchise history:Dallas Cowboys Career Kicking Charts

MORE RELIABLE IS BETTER

Field Goals MadeRafael Septien .............162Dan Bailey ....................89Chris Boniol ...................81Richie Cunningham .......75Mike Clark......................69

Field Goal PercentageDan Bailey .................90.8Chris Boniol ................87.1Eddie Murray ..............83.3Richie Cunningham ....79.8Nick Folk .....................79.0

PATs MADERafael Septien .............388Mike Clark....................180Nick Folk ......................131Danny Villanueva.........125Dan Bailey ..................123Toni Fritsch...................119Chris Boniol..................118Efren Herrera ...............106Billy Cundiff ..................100

During Dan Bailey’s first three pro seasons, the former undraft-ed free agent has has been a scoring machine, totaling 390 pointsto already rank sixth in team history. Bailey’s three-year total of390 points is also the second-most kicking points to begin acareer in NFL history:

Player Years XPM FGM FG% PointsMason Crosby 2007-09 142 85 78.0 397Dan Bailey 2011-13 123 89 90.8 390S. Gostkowski 2006-08 157 77 85.6 388Jason Elam 1993-95 109 87 79.1 370M. Vanderjagt 1998-00 112 86 89.6 370

MAKING THE POINT

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The Dallas Cowboys 31-16 win over the Washington Redskins(10/16) was due in large part to the special teams return units andreturn specialist Dwayne Harris.

In the second quarter, with Dallas holding a 7-3 lead, Harris tooka Sav Rocca punt from the Dallas 14-yard line 86 yards for atouchdown. Harris’ touchdown return was the second punt returnfor a touchdown in his career. It was also the fifth-longest puntreturn in team history:

Dallas Cowboys Long Punt ReturnsPlayer Yards Opponent, DateDennis Morgan..........98t at St. Louis, 10/13/74Bryan McCann ..........97t vs. Detroit, 11/21/10Dez Bryant ................93t vs. N.Y. Giants, 10/25/10Bob Hayes ................90t vs. Pittsburgh, 12/8/68Dwayne Harris ........86t vs. Washington, 10/13/13

In the third quarter of the Redskins game, Harris returned akickoff 90 yards to the Redskins 15-yard line. Two plays later,Dallas scored a touchdown to go up 21-9. Harris’ 90-yard kickoffreturn tied the 10th-longest kickoff return in franchise history, andhis was the third return of 90-or-more yards that did not result in atouchdown:

Dallas Cowboys Long Kickoff ReturnsPlayer Yards Date Player Yards Date

With his 86-yard punt return for a touchdown and his 90-yardkickoff return, Harris became just the third NFL player in the his-tory of the league to post an 85-plus yard punt return and kickoffreturn in the same game:

Player TM KR PR Opponent, DateEddie Payton ......Det 98t 87t vs. Minnesota, 12/17/77Dante Hall ............KC 88t 86t vs. St. Louis, 12/8/02Dwayne Harris....Dal 90 86t vs. Washington, 10/13/13Harris finished the Redskins game (10/13) with 222 combined

return yards to register fourth in a game in team history:Dallas Cowboys Single-Game Combined KR/PR Yards

Player KR PR Tot Opponent DateMel Renfro ............156 117 273 vs. Green Bay 11/29/64Felix Jones............247 0 247 vs. Philadelphia 9/15/08Reggie Swinton.....124 100 224 vs. Denver 11/22/01Dwayne Harris .....113 109 222 vs. Washington 10/13/13Reggie Swinton.....213 2 215 at Philadelphia 9/22/02

LIL DWAYNE

A. Wright..........102 t 12/22/91A. Marsh ..........101 t 10/14/62I. Thomas ........101 t 12/4/71M. Renfro ........100 t 11/7/65M. Washington.. 100 t 11/22/70R. Swinton ......100 t 9/22/02F. Jones ............98 t 9/15/08

T. Henderson ....97 t 9/28/75J. Dixon ............97 t 10/22/89J. Dixon ............90 10/8/89A. Wright............90 t 9/16/90J. Tucker............90 10/15/00D. Harris ..........90 10/13/13

The Dallas Cowboys finished the 2013 season tied for ninth inthe league with a +8 takeaway differential. If the Cowboys wereable to maintain +10 differential they had through most of the sea-son, it would have tied the ninth-best turnover margin in franchisehistory, and the best since +10 in 1999:

Dallas Cowboys Turnover DifferentialSeason TOs TAs Diff1981 ..............35 53 +181971 ..............35 51 +161973 ..............28 41 +131970 ..............28 39 +111998 ..............15 26 +111999 ..............23 33 +102013 ..............17 27 +8*

* tied with 1968 and 1980The club’s 28 takeaways in 2013 were fifth for the club since

2000.

TAKE IT AWAY

Dallas Cowboys Year-by-Year Takeaways (since 2005)

The Dallas Cowboys forced six takeaways in the season-open-er against the N.y. Giants (9/8), and the club suffered just oneturnover in the game. Dallas’ +5 turnover differential in the gamemarked the 16th time in club history the team had a +5-or-betterturnover differential. It was the first since the +5 they had at Miami(9/16/07).

Only three other times in the franchise’s history did the club bet-ter the +5 margin - +10 vs. San Francisco (10/12/80) and +6 atNew England (9/21/81) and vs. Washington (9/9/85).

In the loss at Detroit (10/27), the Cowboys picked off two pass-es and recovered two fumbles, finishing with a +4 margin. The2013 season is the 11th season in which Dallas had more thanone game with a +4-or-better and the first since 1999.

Dallas finished the season +8 in the takeaway departmentwhich tied for ninth in the league. In total, Dallas had 28 take-aways, the fifth-most for the club since 2000. Last season, theDallas defense forced 16 turnovers through the entire season.

On the flip side, the Cowboys had a streak of 11 straight gameswith a turnover going into the Lions game. The club did not suffera turnover in the game and snapped the streak which was thesecond-longest active streak at the time.

NOT SO MARGINAL

From 2007-2011 Dallas racked up at least 35 sacks each sea-son, but fell short in 2012, posting 34. The 2013 team finished with34 once again, and since the 2006 season, Dallas has totalled 326sacks - third in the league over that span:

NFL Team Sack Leaders - since 2006Team SacksMinnesota Vikings ......................327Pittsburgh Steelers ......................327Dallas Cowboys ........................326Miami Dolphins............................325Philadelphia Eagles ....................325

Over the previous five seasons, Dallas’ single-season sack highwas 42 in 2011. Helping that total were the four sacks the club hadin the first half of the game at Arizona (12/4). It was the 11th time inteam history the team had four-or-more first half sacks, and the firstsince having five against Baltimore (12/20/08).

SACK ATTACK

With his 109 punt return yards against Washington (10/13),Dwayne Harris registered the seventh-most punt return yards in agame in team history:

Dallas Cowboys Punt Return Yards (game)Player Yards Date Player Yards Date

Against the Redskins, Harris also upped his career punt returnyardage total to 623 and passed Reggie Swinton (555) and GaryAllen (599) for ninth all-time in team history. He now has 690 forhis career:

Dallas Cowboys Punt Return Yards (career)Player Yards Player Yards

Harris finished 2013 eighth in the league with 857 kickoff returnyards. For his career, he has 1,298 yards - 17th in club history.

Kelvin Martin..........1,803Butch Johnson ......1,313Deion Sanders ......1,184Bob Hayes ............1,158Patrick Crayton ......1,066

Kevin Williams ..........913Mel Renfro ................842James Jones ............736Dwayne Harris ........690

K. Martin ......124 12/15/91B. Hayes ......122 12/8/68B. Johnson ..117 11/15/76M. Renfro ....117 11/29/64

P. Crayton ....116 11/1/09J. Jones ......116 11/23/80D. Harris......109 10/13/13

RETURN POLICY

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Part of Dallas’ six-takeaway performance against the N.y.Giants (9/8) included two returns for touchdowns - a 27-yard BarryChurch fumble return and a 49-yard Brandon Carr interceptionreturn to seal the win.

Since the 2000 season, the Dallas Cowboys defense hasscored two touchdowns in a game a total of four times:

Games With Two Defensive TouchdownsOpp Date Type Score W/L

@NyG 11/4/01 Int/Int 24-27 L (OT)@Ind 12/5/10 Int/Int 38-35 W (OT)@Phi 11/11/12 Fum/Int 38-23 WNYG 9/8/13 Fum/Int 36-31 W

Sean Lee picked off a pass at San Diego (9/29) that he returned52 yards for a touchdown to give Dallas three defensive scores onthe year through four games. It was the 26th time in franchise his-tory the Dallas D had at least three scores in a season.

Nick Hayden recovered a fumble in the end zone againstMinnesota (11/3) for the defense’s fourth touchdown, then JeffHeath returned a fumble 50 yards for a touchdown at the N.y.Giants (11/24) for the fifth defensive score. Dallas’ five defensivetouchdowns tie the most in a season in franchise history (1968,1983 and 1999). The team’s three fumble recoveries for scoresalso tie the club season-high (1983 and 1989).

The Dallas return game added a score of its own when DwayneHarris returned a punt 86 yards for a score against Washington(10/13). For the season, the Cowboys had six non-offensivetouchdowns to tie for third in a season in franchise history:

Defensive and Total Non-Offensive TouchdownsKO Punt Int Fum Def

Year Ret Ret Ret Ret Tot Tot1968..........0 2 3 2 5 72010..........0 3 3 1 4 71983..........0 1 2 3 5 61999..........0 1 4 1 5 62013..........0 1 2 3 5 6

D’s TDs

O-LINE OPENING DAY STARTERWith the 16th overall selection in the 2014 NFL Draft, the Dallas

Cowboys selected Notre Dame offensive lineman Zack Martin.From the minute he became a Cowboy, Martin was immediatelypenciled in as a starter at right guard. When the Cowboys line upagainst the San Francisco 49ers on Sept. 7, Martin will becomethe first rookie in team history to start at right guard in a seasonopener. Overall, he becomes only the third rookie to start at guardin a season opener, the first since Bill Nagy started at left guard inthe 2011 opener, the 10th rookie offensive lineman to ever start onthe offensive line to open the season and the 41st rookie at anyposition to start on opening day for the Cowboys.

Cowboys Rookie Guards To Start Opening DayPlayer Position DateBurton Lawless LG 9/21/1975Bill Nagy LG 9/11/2011

Cowboys Rookie Offensive Linemen To Start Opening DayPlayer Position DateCharley Granger RT 9/17/1961Ralph Neely RT 9/19/1965Burton Lawless LG 9/21/1975Dave Widell RT 9/4/1988Andre Gurode C 9/8/2002Rob Petitti RT 9/11/2005Bill Nagy LG 9/11/2011Tyron Smith RT 9/11/2011Travis Frederick C 9/8/2013

2014 DRAFT CLASSThe Dallas Cowboys drafted nine players - seven defensive,

two offensive - in the 2014 NFL Draft. The class was highlightedby Dallas’ first round pick - Zack Martin - who with his selectionmarked the third time in four years that the Cowboys used theirfirst pick on an offensive lineman (Tyron Smith, 2011; TravisFrederick, 2013).

Of the nine players chosen by Dallas, five made the final rosterentering Week One while one (Gardner) went on theReserve/Injured list after suffering a shoulder injury during trainingcamp and will miss the entire season.

Below is a look at each of Dallas’ picks in the 2014 Draft:

Round # Player Position CollegeFirst 16 Zack Martin* OG Notre DameSecond 34 DeMarcus Lawrence* DE Boise StateFourth 119 Anthony Hitchens* LB IowaFifth 146 Devin Street* WR PittsburghSeventh 231 Ben Gardner DE StanfordSeventh 238 Will Smith OLB Texas TechSeventh 248 Ahmad Dixon S BaylorSeventh 251 Ken Bishop* NT N.IllinoisSeventh 254 Terrance Mitchell CB Oregon

* indicates made final roster

WELCOME TO DALLASBeginning with the start of free agency, Dallas signed its share

of free agents to compete for a chance to become a Cowboy. Thefollowing players mark the additions and losses through the freeagency process:

PLAYERS SIGNED

Player Position Ex-Team 2013 GP/GSLavar Edwards DE Tennessee 7/1+Donald Hawkins G Philadelphia 0/0+Rolando McClain LB Oakland 0/0*Terrell McClain DT Houston 16/0Henry Melton DT Chicago 3/3*Jeremy Mincey DE Denver 10/0Amobi Okoye DT Chicago 0/0*C.J. Spillman S San Francisco 16/0+Korey Toomer LB Seattle 0/0+Brandon Weeden QB Cleveland 8/5

PLAYERS LOST

Player Position New Team 2013 GP/GSJason Hatcher DT Washington 15/15Danny McCray S Chicago 15/0DeMarcus Ware DE Denver 13/13

* R.McClain spent the 2013 season on the Reserve/Retired List;H.Melton missed 13 games after being placed on theReserve/Injured list with an ACL injury; A.Okoye spent the yearout of football.

+ Indicates players signed after final cuts.

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PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN -- OFFENSE

After spending the first four yearsof his NFL career as a backup quarter-back, Tony Romo was thrust into thespotlight, taking over the starting rolemidway through the 2006 season. Injust 10 games, Romo led the team to a6-4 record and a playoff berth. Hisovernight sensation earned him his firstcareer Pro Bowl selection. He returnedas the full-time starter in 2007 and established then franchise marksfor completions (335), passing yards (4,211) and touchdowns (36)among several others. He also led Dallas to a franchise record tying13-3 finish and its 20th division title.

In 2008, despite being injured for three games, Romo finishedhis second full season as a starter with 3,448 yards (12th in theNFL) on 450 attempts for a rating of 91.4 (eighth in the league)despite missing three games with a fractured pinkie finger on histhrowing hand.

In his third full season asa starter in 2009, Romoeclipsed 15,000 careerpassing yards, became thefifth Dallas passer with 100career touchdown throwsand finished the season asthe only quarterback in fran-chise history to be on thefield for every snap fromcenter. With Romo at thehelm, the club secured itssecond NFC EastChampionship over the pastthree seasons (2007) - 21stoverall and 17th NFC Eastcrown - and led the team toits first playoff win in 13years with a victory overPhiladelphia in the Wild

Card Playoff Game. In 2010, Romo dealt with his most significant injury after a frac-

tured clavicle suffered in the Monday Night Football Game againstthe N.y. Giants (10/25) forced him to miss the next eight games andultimately the rest of the season when the team placed him on theReserve/Injured list on Dec. 21. Before attempting his last pass ofthe season, he was well on his way towards another solid year with1,605 yards on 148-of-213 passes(69.5%) with 11 touchdowns and seveninterceptions and a quarterback ratingof 94.9. He also surpassed 2,000career attempts (2,070) to become onlythe fifth Dallas passer to do so andestablished a club record with 18 con-secutive games with a touchdownpass. Before his injury in the sixthgame of the season, Romo’s five-gamepassing yard total of 1,556 yards wasthe highest yardage output during the first five games in a seasonin team history.

Romo closed out 2011 with one of the best statistical seasonsof his career. He completed 346 passes (second in his career) on522 attempts (second) with a 66.3 completion percentage (second)for 4,184 yards (third), 31 touchdowns (second), 10 interceptions(second fewest in at least 10 games played) for a career-best102.5 passer rating. He was third in the league in completion per-centage, fourth in passer rating, fifth in touchdowns, seventh inyards, tied for eighth in completions and 11th in attempts.

The 2012 season was no different as the starter threw for aclub-record 4,903 yards (fourth 4,000-yard season) while also set-ting marks for attempts (648) and completions (425) with 28 touch-downs. He finished the season second in the league in completions,third in attempts and yards, fifth in completion percentage and sixthin touchdowns. He also became the first Cowboy to attempt 600-plus passes and complete at least 400. Romo became the eighthdifferent NFL passer to go at least 400-of-600 in a season.

QUARTERBACK

Quarterback TD/INT DifferentialNFL Totals since 2006

Player TDs INTs DIF1. T. Brady ................236 68 +1682. D. Brees ................283 124 +1593 P. Manning ............247 89 +1584. A. Rodgers ............188 51 +1375. P. Rivers ................220 103 +1176. T. Romo................208 101 +107

Dallas Cowboys all-time single-season Player (year) TDs INTs DIF

1. T. Romo (2011) ......31 10 +21T. Romo (2013) ......31 10 +21

3. T. Romo (2007) ......36 19 +17T. Romo (2009) ......26 9 +17

5. R. Staubach (1979) 27 11 +166. D. Meredith (1966) ..24 12 +12

T. Romo (2008) ......26 14 +12

Romo again had one of his best statistical years, finishing 2013completing 342-of-535 (63.9) passes for 3,828 yards with 31 touch-downs, 10 interceptions and a 96.7 quarterback rating. He barelymissed his fifth career (third consecutive) 4,000-yard season aftermissing the season finale with a back injury he suffered in the Week16 win at Washington. He did record his third career 30-touchdownseason while his +21 touchdown to interception ratio tied his club-high and his 10 interceptions tied his third-lowest figure.

Romo owns a 63-45 record as a starter and finished 2013 fifthin the league in touchdowns, eighth in passer rating (96.7) and inter-ceptions, ninth in completion percentage, 12th in yards, 13th incompletions and 14th in attempts.

The Cowboys added a former first round draft pick (22nd over-all) to backup and learn from Romo when they signed BrandonWeeden through free agency in 2014. Weeden, a four-year pro,comes to Dallas after starting 20 of his 23 career games inCleveland (2012-2014). Weeden spent the 2014 offseason gainingvaluable snaps at the quarterback position while Romo (back) wasfinishing his rehab. For his career, he has completed 438-of-784passes for 5,116 yards with 23 touchdowns and 26 interceptions.

Dustin Vaughan, a Calallen High School (Corpus Christi,Texas) product, was signed by Dallas as an undrafted free agentout of West Texas A&M, where he threw for the third-most yards(4,712) and second-most touchdowns (45) in school history as ajunior.

The Dallas Cowboys will bring back a solid stable of runningbacks in 2014, returning the club’s top-three rushers and their leadblocker. Last season, the talented and youthful backfield was head-ed up by 2011 third round choice DeMarco Murray. He shared thebackfield with 2012 undrafted free agent Lance Dunbar and 2013fifth round draft pick Joseph Randle. Dunbar landed onReserve/Injured with a knee injury following the Thanksgivinggame, and the club signed Tyler Clutts, a fourth-year fullback inthe final weeks of the regular season to improve the club’s leadblocking.

Murray was a heralded multi-purpose running back out ofOklahoma, leaving school withcareer records in total touchdowns(65), points scored (390), kickoffreturn average (27.6) and all-pur-pose yards (6,718). He quicklyestablished his ability at the prolevel after rushing for a club record253 yards on 25 carries against St.Louis (10/23/11). Following his record rushing performance, Murraytook on the starting role until injuring his right ankle against the N.y.Giants (12/11/11). For his rookie season, he rushed 164 times for897 yards, two touchdowns and a 5.5-yard average. His yardagewas good for 13th in the league, tops among rookies, and his aver-age was tied for the league lead among running backs with at least150 carries. Before landing on the injured list, Murray totaled thebest three, four and six-game rushing totals in franchise history.

In 2012 Murray rushed 161 times for 663 yards (4.1 yards-per-carry) and four touchdowns, missing six games with a sprained foot.

Murray came into his own through the final half of the 2013 sea-son, placing third in the league in rushing yards (693) and tying forthird in touchdowns (six) in the final eight games. For the season,Murray registered his first career 1,000-yard season which was alsothe first by a Dallas rusher since Julius Jones in 2006. He finishedwith 1,121 yards (18th in a season in team history) and nine touch-downs - tied for 16th and the most since Marion Barber’s 14 in 2006.His yardage total was good for 10th in the league and his touch-downs were tied for sixth.

Through his career, Murray has rushed 542 times for 2,681yards (4.9) with 15 touchdowns, and the club has an 11-0 recordwhen he rushes at least 20 times in a game.

Dunbar also had a stellar rookie preseason in 2012 to earn aspot on Dallas’ practice squad for the first three weeks of the sea-son. He got the call to the active roster on Oct. 8 and played in 12games, rushing for 75 yards on 21 carries and finishing fourth with10 special teams tackles. He returned in 2013 and showed flashes

RUNNING BACK

Passing TouchdownLeaders Since 2006Player TDs

1. D. Brees......................2832. P. Manning ..................2473. T. Brady ......................2364. P. Rivers ....................2205. T. Romo ....................208

Dallas Cowboys single-seasonrookie rushing yards

Dallas CowboysPlayer Yds

1. Tony Dorsett (1977)......1,0072. Calvin Hill (1969) ............9423. Emmitt Smith (1990)........9374. DeMarco Murray (2011) ..8975. Julius Jones (2004) ........819

All-Time NFL QBRating Leaders

Player Rating1. Aaron Rodgers ........104.92. Peyton Manning ........97.23. Steve young ..............96.84. Philip Rivers ..............96.05. Tony Romo ..............95.86. Tom Brady ................95.7

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PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN -- OFFENSE (cont.)running back, cont.

after rushing for 150 yards on 30 carries before landing onReserve/Injured on Dec. 3 with a knee injury suffered during theOakland (11/28) game. He finished the 2013 season with 164yards on the ground on 54 carries while also catching seven passes for 59 yards.

During the fifth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, Dallas selectedRandle from Oklahoma State. He finished his college career eighthin school history with 3,085 rushing yards, fourth all-time in rushingtouchdowns (40) and 10th in total points scored (258). He saw timeas a starter in 2013 while Murray was sidelined with injury andrushed 54 times for 164 yards and two touchdowns.

Clutts, signed with the team late in 2013, is a fourth-year prowho has previously played for the Houston Texans (2012) andMiami Dolphins (2013) while seeing action in 36 games with ninestarts and contributing eight catches for 48 yards, one kickoff fornine yards and a fumble recovery during his NFL career.

In 2014 the Dallas Cowboys receiving corps will once again beled by emerging young star Dez Bryant and followed closely byyoung and talented wideouts, including 2013 third round draft pickTerrance Williams, versatile receivers Dwayne Harris and ColeBeasley and 2014 fifth round draft choice Devin Street(Pittsburgh).

Bryant, a former Oklahoma State star, paid immediate divi-dends for the Cowboys after being drafted in the first round of the2010 NFL Draft as both a receiver and returner, finishing second all-time among club rookies with 45 receptions for 564 yards - fifth all-time among Dallas rookies - and six touchdowns, tied for second all-time among Cowboys rookies. On punt returns, Bryant took backtwo punts for scores to become the seventh Cowboy to accomplishthe feat and only the second rookie to do so. Along with his sixreceiving touchdowns, Bryant’s eight total scores tied him for fourthall-time among Dallas rookies.

In 2011 Bryant finished his secondpro season second on the team inreceptions (63), receiving yards (928)and touchdown catches (nine).Bryant’s finish to the 2012 seasonallowed him to place third in the leaguewith a then career-best 12 receivingtouchdowns (tied for fifth in team history)and tops on the team, sixth in the leaguewith a career-best 1,382 receiving yards(fourth in team history). His 92 catcheswere a career-best, second on the team,tied for 10th in the league and seventhall-time in team history.

Coming off a stellar second half of2012 - led the NFL with 10 touchdowns,was third with 879 yards and sixth with

50 catches in eight games - Bryant started 2013 where he left off. Byseason’s end, Bryant tied for third in the league with a career-high13 touchdowns (tied for third in Cowboys history), eighth with acareer-high 93 catches (tied for sixth in club history) and 13th with1,233 yards (ninth in team books), as well as his first Pro Bowl selec-tion. Bryant has 293 catches for 4,104 yards (14.0) and 40 touch-downs through four seasons. 

The Cowboys added a big and physical receiver when theydrafted Terrance Williams (Baylor) in the third round of the 2013NFL Draft. Williams, a Dallas native, comes to his hometown NFLteam after a three-year playing career in Waco, Texas that had himwith 3,334 yards and 27 touchdowns on 202 receptions. In threeyears, he racked up a school-record 4,693 all-purpose yards byadding 1,180 kickoff return yards, 17 rushing yards and 162 puntreturn yards. Williams finished his rookie season fourth on the teamwith 44 catches (tied for fourth in a season among club rookies) for736 yards (third on the team - fourth all-time among Dallas rookies)and third with five touchdowns (tied for fourth all-time among clubrookies). He was third among league rookies in receiving yards,tied for fourth in touchdowns, and 10th in receptions.

Dallas drafted Dwayne Harris in the sixth round of the 2011NFL draft to add a versatile player who can contribute on offenseand on special teams. Harris spent a portion of his rookie seasonon Dallas’ practice squad but appeared in eight games as a returnman. He saw more playing time in 2012, appearing in all 16 games

WIDE RECEIVER

as the club’s primary punt returner while adding kickoff duties forthe final six games. He also came onto the scene as a receiverthrough the final seven games of the season, catching 17 passesfor 222 yards and a touchdown. In 2013 Harris was utilized moreas a return specialist, but still had a pair of scores with 80 yards onnine catches.

Cole Beasley, an undrafted 2012 rookie, impressed coachesenough through the preseason to earn a nod on the 53-man roster.After a career at nearby Southern Methodist University, Beasley’srookie season saw him take on the role as a slot receiver, finishingwith 15 catches for 128 yards. In 2013 Beasley played in 14 gamesand earned the first three starts of his career, becoming a depend-able third receiver. For the season, Beasley caught 39 passes for368 yards and two touchdowns. Of his 39 receptions, 20 went forfirst downs with 13 converting on third or fourth down (second onthe team).

In Devin Street the Cowboys were able to grab Pittsburgh’sall-time leading receiver as the rookie caught a school-record 202recpetions during his collegiate career. Street’s 2,901 yards receiv-ing were third-best at the university, and his 16 touchdown recep-tions tied for seventh.

A staple in the Cowboys offense virtually since the day he wasdrafted, Jason Witten leads the charge at tight end. With his selec-tion to his seventh consecutive and overall Pro Bowl in 2010, Wittenhas made more appearances than any other tight end in club history.

He added his ninth career Pro Bowlas an alternate following the 2013season. In finishing his 11th proseason, Witten is one of the mostprolific tight ends in league historyand one of the top receivers in fran-chise history. He has strung togeth-er 10 consecutive seasons with atleast 50 catches (one-of-two tightends to accomplish the feat) and 10of 60 catches (one-of-three to do it).He has topped 70 catches in a sea-son eight times, 80 catches in aseason six times, and in four

straight (2007-10), and has tallied at least 90 catches in a season fourtimes - tied for the most by a tight end in league history. He finished2012 with an all-time NFL tight end record 110 catches while also sur-passing Michael Irvin (750) for the team’s top receptions spot.Additionally, he has led the team in receptions seven times throughhis career, including six straight (2007-12).

Witten burst onto the scene as a pass-catching threat in justhis second season (2004) with a then club tight end record 87catches and 980 yards with six touchdowns. His receptions andyardage totals slipped a little in 2005 (66 for 757) but his touchdowntotal repeated itself (six). More receiving threats emerged in 2006as his receiving totals from the previous season were virtually mir-rored (64 for 754), but he again bounced to the forefront in 2007with a team tight end record 96 catches for 1,145 yards - the first1,000-yard season in team history by a tight end and a then career-best seven touchdowns.

Witten finished 2008 with 81 catches for 952 yards with fourtouchdowns but again topped 90 catches (94) and 1,000 yards(1,030) with two touchdowns in 2009. The 2010 season was also amirror from the previous season as he caught 94 passes (topsamong league tight ends) for 1,002 yards and a club tight endrecord tying nine scores. He became the fifth tight end in leaguehistory (Kellen Winslow Sr., Todd Christensen, Shannon Sharpeand Tony Gonzalez) to post consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. Healso became the second tight end to have back-to-back 90-catchseasons (Tony Gonzalez).

In 2011 Witten paced the club for the fifth straight season, andsixth overall, with his 79 catches. He also led the team with 942yards - his fifth straight, sixth overall, season - with at least 900yards and was fourth with five touchdown catches.

Witten closed out his 10th season (2012) with a team-best andall-time NFL tight end record 110 catches for his fourth 1,000-yard season (1,039 - second on the team) and three touchdowns.

In Week 1 of 2013, Witten became the second Dallas Cowboy(Irvin) and third league tight end (Gonzalez and Sharpe) to reachthe 9,000-yard milestone. He finished the season second on the

TIGHT END

All-Time Dallas CowboysReceiving Leaders

Receptions 1. Jason Witten ......879 (2003-13)2. Michael Irvin ........750 (1988-99)3. Drew Pearson......489 (1973-83)4. Emmitt Smith .......486 (1990-02)5. Tony Hill ...............479 (1977-86)

Receiving Yards 1. Michael Irvin....11,904 (1988-99)2. Jason Witten ...9,799 (2003-13)3. Tony Hill ............7,988 (1977-86)4. Drew Pearson...7,822 (1973-83)5. Bob Hayes ........7,295 (1965-74)

NFL Receiving Leaderssince Week 10, 2012

TouchdownsPlayer TDs

1. Dez Bryant ..................232. Jimmy Graham ............20

Demaryius Thomas ......204. Eric Decker ..................17

Calvin Johnson ............16Brandon Marshall ........16

YardsPlayer Yards

1. Calvin Johnson........2,6892. Andre Johnson........2,4433. Dez Bryant..............2,1124. Demaryius Thomas ..2,1085. A.J. Green ..............2,041

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PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN -- OFFENSE (cont.)tight end, cont.

squad with 73 catches, 851 yards and eight touchdowns.A model of durability, Witten has played in 175 of a possible

176 games, missing just one with a broken jaw in 2003. For hiscareer, he has 879 catches (tops in team history) for 9,799 yards(second). His 52 career touchdown catches are good for third. Hehas the top-five single-season receiving yards totals by a tight endin club history, seven of the top-10 and is only the second Dallaspass catcher to reach 8,000 and 9,000 career receiving yards.

With a strong emphasis on the two-tight end set in Dallas, theCowboys picked up a big target capable of stretching the field andwinning one-on-one matchups when they drafted Gavin Escobarout of San Diego State in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft.Escobar collected nine passes for 134 yards and two touchdownsas a rookie.

James Hanna came to Dallas in 2012 as the club’s sixthround draft pick. Hanna prepped at nearby Flower Mound HighSchool and played collegiately just up the interstate at Oklahoma,and has caught 20 passes for 159 yards in 32 games with 10starts.

The Dallas Cowboys have made their offensive line a priorityin the NFL Draft, using three of their past four first round draftchoices in the trenches. The trio of first round draft choices in ProBowl left tackle Tyron Smith (2011), center Travis Frederick(2013) and right guard Zack Martin (2014) has laid the foundationfor one of the most talented offensive lines in the NFL. Joining themon the front are Doug Free at right tackle and Ronald Leary at leftguard.

In reserve roles on the line are guard Mackenzy Bernadeau(bur-NAR-doe), a seventh year pro who has starting experienceand tackles Jermey Parnell, who came to Dallas as a lineman in2010, Darrion Weems, who was signed off of Denver’s practicesquad late in the 2012 season and Donald Hawkins, an undraftedrookie (Texas), who was acquired via waivers following final cuts.Parnell saw valuable playing time through the second half of 2012rotating at right tackle with Free. He also earned a start in place ofSmith (ankle) at left tackle against Washington (11/22).

OFFENSIVE LINETop NFL Tight Ends Since 2003

Player Catches Player Yards1. Tony Gonzalez ..............928 1. Tony Gonzalez ..........10,3962. Jason Witten................879 2. Jason Witten ............9,7993. Antonio Gates ..............719 3. Antonio Gates ............9,1934. Dallas Clark ..................505 4. Dallas Clark ................5,6655. Jeremy Shockey ..........473 5. Heath Miller ................5,273

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The most notable changes on defense for Dallas in 2014 arethe departures of long-time Cowboys DeMarcus Ware and JasonHatcher. The Cowboys instead focused on building strong depth onthe defensive line, bringing in veterans Henry Melton, TerrellMcClain, Amobi Okoye (Reserve/NFI list) and Jeremy Mincey toteam with holdovers George Selvie, Anthony Spencer, NickHayden and Tyrone Crawford under Defensive Coordinator RodMarinelli’s 4-3 scheme. Dallas also invested in several defensivelineman during the 2014 draft, picking defensive end DeMarcusLawrence (Boise State) in the second round, Ben Gardner(Stanford) in the seventh round, who will spend the 2014 seasonon the Reserve/Injured list (shoulder) and Ken Bishop (NorthernIllinois) in the seventh round.

Selvie is the returning sack leader from 2013 after recordingseven sacks in 16 starts at defensive end, both career-bests.

Spencer will attempt to get up to speed following microfracturesurgery on his knee in 2013, but will provide veteran leadership andlook for a return to form as the eighth-year pro has collected 32.5sacks during his career.

Melton and Okoye played for Marinelli while in Chicago, whereMelton made a Pro Bowl in 2012, and will look to bolster the defen-sive tackle positions along with Hayden, McClain and Bass.

Lawrence is a premier edge rusher who, will be counted on toattack opposing quarterbacks from the right defensive end positionwhen he returns from rehabbing a broken foot suffered in trainingcamp after compiling 20.0 sacks at Boise State.

Mincey split 2012 between the Jacksonville Jaguars andDenver Broncos as a rotational pass rusher, picking up two sacksin 10 games. Crawford is coming off an Achilles injury that cost himthe entire 2013 season, but will look to fulfill his promise as a phys-ical presence on the defensive line. Both players will push for astarting role on the defensive line to start the year.

Bishop, along with rookie free agent Davon Coleman, LavarEdwards, a 2013 fifth round draft choice by Tennessee who wasacquired via trade with the Titans on Aug. 30, and veteran JackCrawford, a former fifth round draft choice by Oakland who wasadded following final cuts, will add solid rotational players to thedefensive line mix.

The 2014 starting linebacker corps will feature a mix of youthand veteran players vying for a starting role after Sean Lee waslost for the season with injury early in offseason team work. Fourth-year player Bruce Carter, veteran Justin Durant and RolandoMcClain, Oakland’s 2010 first round pick, are slotted to start. Third-year player Kyle Wilber, second-year pro Cameron Lawrencerookie Anthony Hitchens and Korey Toomer, a former fifth rounddraft pick by Seattle who was acquired via waivers folllowing finalcuts, will round out the depth at the position.

On the outside, Carter looks to build on a strong 2013 cam-paign that saw him log a career-high 122 tackles in 15 games, thethird-highest total on the team. He also recorded the first two sacksof his career.

Durant, who has totaled 609 tackles in seven pro seasonswith Jacksonville (2007-10), Detroit (2011-12 and Dallas (2013),will use his versatility at linebacker to serve either on the outside orinside. The most veteran player of the bunch, Durant will be reliedupon to take a leadership role as well.

McClain, the former eighth overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draftby Oakland, returns to the NFL in 2014 after retiring from the gamein 2013. In three seasons with the Raiders, he posted 274 tackles,6.5 sacks, 12 tackles for loss, 23 pass breakups, one interceptionand a forced fumble in 41 games with 38 starts. He will get the firstchance at taking over the middle spot previously occupied by Lee.

The Cowboys used their fourth round selection in the 2014Draft on Hitchens. The former Iowa linebacker led the Hawkeyesin tackles as a senior in 2013 with 112 stops. Overall, he finishedhis collegiate career with 270 tackles, three sacks, 19 tackles forloss, one interception, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.

A former rush outside linebacker in the 3-4 scheme, Wilberwill continue his transition to outside linebacker in the 4-3 schemeand provide a boost with his speed and versatility.

Lawrence saw valuable playing time in 2013 as a rookie, see-ing time in 11 games to post five tackles on defense.

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DEFENSIVE LINE

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PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN -- DEFENSEAfter being drafted in the fifth round (154th overall) of the 2012

NFL Draft, Toomer spent his rookie season on the Seahawks prac-tice squad and the 2013 season on their Reserve/Non FootballInjury list with a knee injury. He looks to make his mark with theCowboys in 2014, providing depth at linebacker and on specialteams.

The Cowboys secondary returns three talented corners withBrandon Carr, Orlando Scandrick and Morris Claiborne lookingto show increased productivity from a down 2013 campaign, and apair of emerging players at the safety position in Barry Church andJ.J. Wilcox.

Carr was tabbed in 2012 free agency as the cornerback thatDallas wanted and needed. He came to Dallas after playing his firstfour pro seasons with Kansas City. After starting all 16 games forthe fifth consecutive season - first in Dallas - Carr also led theCowboys defense with three interceptions.

Carr finished 2013 as one-of-nine Cowboys with an intercep-tion, and his three were second. His 74 tackles were fourth on thedefense while his 17 pass breakups led the team.

Serving as the club’s nickelback is 2008 fifth round draft pickOrlando Scandrick (fifth round). Scandrick, now in his sixth season,has solidified his role in multi-receiver sets. He returned in 2013 afterlanding on IR 11 games into the 2012 season with a broken hand.

Scandrick was one-of-nine Cowboys with an interception andhis two were third on the team. He was fifth with 70 tackles. He willbegin the year on the team’s Reserve/Suspended list and miss thefirst four games.

Dallas traded up eight spots in the 2012 NFL Draft to land thetop defensive player available in Morris Claiborne. Claiborne leftLSU as a proven coverage man and standout kickoff returner. The2011 Jim Thorpe Award winner immediately stepped in as a starterand provided the Cowboys with another solid piece to a cornerbacktandem that proved to be physical and athletic.

Claiborne was one-of-nine Cowboys with an interception andplaced 14th on the tackle list with 31.

Dallas also returns Sterling Moore - acquired via NewEngland’s practice squad in 2012 - and 2014 undrafted rookie freeagent Tyler Patmon (Oklahoma State) as both look to vie for moreplaying time in the defensive backfield in 2014.

At safety, former 2010 undrafted free agent Church returned in2013 from an Achilles injury that saw him miss most of 2012 and setcareer-bests in almost every category, registering a team-leading147 tackles, five tackles for loss, six passes defensed, three forcedfumbles and his first-career interception.

Dallas drafted Wilcox in the third round of the 2013 draft togive Dallas a young, and athletic safety for the future. Wilcox hada strong camp and took over the starting role for the Week 3 gameagainst St. Louis.

Wilcox closed out his rookie campaign with 44 tackles throughthat placed him 10th on the defense.

Behind the starters will be second-year pro Jeff Heath, whofilled in admirably for Wilcox when he was out with injury in 2013while posting 60 tackles, an intercpetion and a fumble recovery for atouchdown while starying nine games. Veterans Jakar Hamilton -who will miss the first four games of the season due to being placedon the team’s Reserve/Suspended list - and C.J. Spillman, whowas acquired off waivers from San Francisco during final cuts - willall look to provide depth at the position.

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Dan Bailey, a 2011 rookie free agent from Oklahoma State,solidified his place as Dallas’ placekicker following two impressiveseasons. Bailey finished his rookie season 32-of-37 (86.5%) onfield goals for the third-best percentage by a Cowboys rookie orfirst-year kicker while his 32 made were fourth among NFL rookiekickers all-time. Along the way, he drilled 26 consecutive field goaltries to tie Chris Boniol for the second-longest streak in club history.He did not miss a beat in his second season, finishing second inclub annals with a 93.5 (29-of-31) field goal percentage.

Bailey finished 2013 28-of-30 (93.3) on field goals and all 47PATs. Through his career, Bailey has rang true on 89-of-98 (90.8%)of his field goal tries and all 123 of his PATs.

The Dallas Cowboys maintained stability at punter last seasonas Chris Jones returned healthy. Jones was named the punter for2012 but suffered a knee injury that eventually landed him onReserve/Injured. In 2013 Jones punted 77 times for a gross of45.0, net of 39.1, long of 62 and 30 downed inside the 20.The strong-footed southpaw has 99 punts with a 44.8 gross aver-age, 39.3 net, 40 downed inside the 20 and a long of 62 yards onhis short resumé (22 games).

Deep snapper Louis-Philippe Ladouceur signed with Dallasprior to their Week Four contest at Oakland in 2005 and has beensolid and mistake-free on 639 punts, 275 field goals and 388 PATssince joining the team.

KICKING GAMEOn kickoff and punt returns, Dwayne Harris will look to build

on the success he had last season.Harris stole the show as a returner in 2013, leading the team

in punt and kick returns and finishing in the top-three in the NFL inboth categories, returning 20 punts for a 12.8-yard average andreturning 28 kicks for a 30.6-yard average. He also added a 90 yardpunt return-touchdown, the fourth-longest return in club history, andlooks to return kicks again in 2014.

Lance Dunbar, Cole Beasley and Joseph Randle will likelysee some time returning kicks and punts in 2014, while DezBryant, who has returned two punts for touchdowns and owns acareer 9.1 return average, provides depth behind Harris.

The Cowboys boast solid coverage units while returning amajority of their top tacklers including Jeff Heath (13), who led theclub in special teams tackles in 2013, and other top performersDwayne Harris (12) and Cameron Lawrence (12).

The special teams coverage unit should also see major contri-butions from vetran additions C.J. Spillman and Korey Toomer,and rookie newcomers in linebacker Anthony Hitchens and cor-nerback Tyler Patmon.

COVERAGE UNITS

RETURN GAMEPERSONNEL BREAKDOWN -- SPECIAL TEAMS

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FINAL DALLAS COWBOyS 2014 PRESEASON STATISTICSResults and Attendance (0-4)L 8/7 at San Diego 7-27 57,228L 8/16 BALTIMORE 30-37 77,624L 8/23 at Miami 20-25 55,623L 8/28 DENVER 3-27 77,922

Team Statistics Dallas OppFirst Downs ................................70.............90Rushing ......................................17.............31Passing ......................................47.............41Penalty..........................................6.............18Third Down-Made/Att ............20/51........21/50Third Down Efficiency ..........39.2%.......42.0%Fourth Down-Made/Att ..............1/4............1/1

Total Net Yards ......................1,088........1,573Avg. Per Game ......................272.0........393.3Total Plays ................................236...........257Avg. Per Play ............................4.6............6.1

Net Yards Rushing....................351...........633Avg. Per Game ........................87.8........158.3Total Rushes ..............................94...........147Avg. Per Rush ..........................3.7............4.3

Net Yards Passing ....................737...........940Avg. Per Game ......................184.3........235.0Sacked/Yards Lost ................11/90..........5/22Gross Yards..............................827...........962Attempts/Completions............131/75......105/69Pct. of Completions ..............57.3%.......65.7%Had Intercepted............................2...............2

Punts/Average ....................23/45.3.....13/44.3Net Punting Average ..............38.7..........40.1

Punt Return/Avg. ....................7/5.0 .....12/11.1Kickoff Return/Avg. ............15/23.8.....10/31.3Interception Return/Avg.........2/5.0.........2/0.0Penalties/Yards ....................38/269......26/188Fumbles/Ball Lost......................4/2............8/3Touchdowns..................................7.............13Rushing ........................................1...............8Passing ........................................5...............3Returns ........................................1...............2Extra Points/Attempts ..................6/6........10/10Two Point Conversion/Att. ..........0/1............2/3Field Goals/Atts. ..........................4/4 ..........8/11Avg. Time of Possession ........28:54........31:06

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT TDal. Total ................10 16 14 20 - 60Opp. Total ................24 26 43 23 - 116

Rushing Att Yds Avg. Lg TDR. Williams ........25 112 4.5 27t 1Randle ................20 91 4.6 19t 0Murray ................14 52 3.7 15t 0Tanner ..................8 26 3.3 9 0Dunbar..................8 24 3.0 8t 0Weeden ................5 22 4.4 10t 0Adams ..................9 15 1.7 5t 0Beasley ................1 7 7.0 7t 0Vaughan ..............3 2 0.7 3t 0Romo....................1 0 0.0 0t 0Dal. Total ..........94 351 3.7 27t 1Opp. Total........147 633 4.3 53t 8Receiving Rec Yds Avg. Lg TDR. Williams ..........9 66 7.3 12 0Newsome ............8 115 14.4 27t 1Hanna ..................8 62 7.8 24t 2Byrd ......................7 103 14.7 27t27tt 1Bryant ..................7 91 13.0 31t 1Street....................7 65 9.3 14 0Adams ..................4 35 7.0 13 0Escobar ................4 84 21.0 37t 0Benford ................4 34 8.5 13t 0Beasley ................3 34 11.3 17t 0T. Williams ............3 21 7.0 17t 0Dunbar..................2 28 14.0 17 0Murray ..................2 27 13.5 21t 0Harris....................1 15 15.0 15t 0Briscoe ................1 15 15.0 15 0Witten ..................1 11 11.0 11 0Randle ..................1 8 8.0 8t 0Dal. Total ..........75 827 11.0 37t 5Opp. Total..........69 962 13.9 70t 3Interceptions No Yds Avg Lg TDT. Patmon ............2 10 10.0 10 1Dal. Total ............2 10 10.0 10t 1Opp. Total............2 0 0.0 0t 0Punting No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg B NetC. Jones ......15 661 44.1 1 6 58 0 37.7T. Hornsey ....5 251 50.2 0 2 63 0 39.8C. Mandell ....3 131 43.7 0 3 49 0 42.0Dal. Total ....23 1,043 45.3 1 11 63 0 38.7Opp. Total ....9 379 42.1 1 1 57 0 36.7

Punt Returns No Yds Avg FC Lg TDWebb ..................3 10 3.3 1 14t 0Harris ..................2 19 9.5 0 12t 0Street..................2 6 3.0 2 7 0Beasley ..............0 0 0.0 1 0t 0Dal. Total ..........7 35 5.0 4 14t 0Opp. Total ........12 133 11.1 7 26 0Kickoff Returns No Yds Avg Lg TDRandle ..................4 67 16.8 22t 0Webb ....................3 73 24.3 33t 0Malena..................3 69 23.0 27t 0Adams ..................3 69 23.0 25t 0Harris....................2 79 39.5 50t 0Dal. Total ..........15 357 23.8 50t 0Opp. Total..........12 375 31.3 108t 1

Scoring R P Rt 2 FG PAT S TPBailey ............0 0 0 0 4/4 6/6 0 18Hanna ..........0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12Bryant ..........0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Byrd ..............0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Newsome......0 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Patmon ........0 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6R. Williams....1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Dal. Tot...........1 5 1 0 4/4 6/6 0 60Opp. Tot. ......8 3 2 2 8/11 10/10 0 116

2-pt Conversions: Dallas 0/1, Opponents 2/3

Field Goals 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+Bailey ..............0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 3-3Dal. Total........0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 3-3Opp. Total ......0-0 3-3 1-1 4-4 0-3

Bailey: ();(53);(52,50);(24)Opp:(24,44);(40,38,61M,49);(26);(52M,20,54M,40)

Sacks: Minter 2.0, Wilson 2.0, Boatright 1.0 Team: 5.0.

Fumbles Lost: Hanie 1, Romo 1. Total: 2.

Opp. Fum. Recoveries: Church 1, Mitchell 1, Bush 1.Total: 3.

Avg/ Pct PctPassing Att Comp Yds Pct Att TD TD Int Int Lg Sks/Yds RatingB. Weeden ..........57 34 388 59.6 6.8 2 3.5 2 3.5 37t 1/6 77.2D. Vaughan ........43 22 212 51.2 4.9 1 2.3 0 0.0 27t 5/58 73.0T. Romo ..............23 14 167 60.9 7.3 1 4.3 0 0.0 31t 3/19 97.5C. Hanie ................8 5 60 62.5 7.5 1 12.5 0 0.0 24t 2/7 125.0Dal. Total ..........131 75 827 57.3 6.3 5 3.8 2 1.5 37t 11/90 82.5Opp. Total ........105 69 962 65.7 9.2 3 2.9 2 1.9 70t 5/22 96.6

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(from gamebooks)Tackles Tkl/ QB Pass Fumbles

Solo - Ast. -- Total Sacks Loss Pres. Int Def. For.-Rec.1. Dixon, Ahmad . . . . . . . . . . .15 - 2 -- 17 1(-4)2. Hitchens, Anthony . . . . . . . .11 - 4 -- 15 2(-5)3. Mitchell, Terrance . . . . . . . . .11 - 3 -- 14 1 1-14. Bishop, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 - 3 -- 125. McClain, Rolando . . . . . . . . .5 - 6 -- 11 1-06. Minter, Zach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 - 1 -- 10 2.0(-9) 2(-6) 1

Patmon, Tyler . . . . . . . . . . . .9 - 1 -- 10 2 3 1-08. Boatright, Kenneth . . . . . . . . .8 - 1 -- 9 1.0(-6) 2(-9) 39. Durant, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . .7 - 2 -- 9 1-0

Smith, Keith . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 - 2 -- 9 1(-5)11. Lawrence, Cameron . . . . . . .7 - 1 -- 8 1-012. Sapp, Dontavis . . . . . . . . . . .6 - 2 -- 8

Wilson, Martez . . . . . . . . . . . .6 - 2 -- 8 2.0(-7) 214. Coleman, Davon . . . . . . . . . .5 - 3 -- 8 2(-5) 115. Wilcox, J.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 - 0 -- 7 116. Carter, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 3 -- 7 1

Heath, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 3 -- 718. Smith, Will . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 3 -- 619. Church, Barry . . . . . . . . . . . .5 - 0 -- 5 0-1

Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 - 0 -- 521. Moore, Sterling . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 1 -- 5

Thomas, Jemea . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 1 -- 523. Bush, Dartwan . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 2 -- 5 1 0-1

Rayford, Caesar . . . . . . . . . .3 - 2 -- 5 1(-3)25. Lemon, Orie . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 0 -- 4 1(-2)26. Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 2 -- 427. Hayden, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 0 -- 3 1

Scandrick, Orlando . . . . . . . .3 - 0 -- 3Wilber, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 0 -- 3 1

30. Green, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2Mincey, Jeremy . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2 1Selvie, George . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2

33. Holloman, DeVonte . . . . . . . .0 - 2 -- 234. Carr, Brandon . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

Hamilton, Jakar . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Lindsey, Korey . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

37. Crawford, Tyrone . . . . . . . . . . . 1

FINAL DALLAS COWBOYS 2014 PRESEASON DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

Tackles Fumbles BlockSolo - Ast. -- Total For.-Rec. Kick

1. Benford, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 0 -- 42. Green, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2

Randle, Joseph . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2Smith, Will . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2

5. Smith, Keith . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 1 -- 26. Dixon, Ahmad . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

Hanna, James . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Heath, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Hitchen, Anthony . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1 1-0Kreiter, Casey . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Lemon, Orie . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Newsome, Jamar . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1Watson, Asa . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

15. Holloman, DeVonte . . . . . . . .0 - 1 -- 116. Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

Jones, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

SPECIAL TEAMS

QB PRESSURES1. Boatright, Kenneth ....................32. Wilson, Martez ..........................23. Bush, Dartwan ..........................1

Coleman, Davon........................1Mincey, Jeremy..........................1Minter, Zach ..............................1Wilber, Kyle................................1

FUMBLE RECOVERIES1. Bush, Dartwan ..........................1

Church, Barry ............................1Mitchell, Terrance ......................1

FORCED FUMBLES1. Durant, Justin ............................1

Lawrence, Cameron ..................1McClain, Rolando ......................1Mitchell, Terrance ......................1Patmon, Tyler ............................1

TACKLES/LOSSES1. Boatright, Kenneth ............2 (-9)2. Minter, Zach ......................2 (-6)3. Coleman, Davon ..............2 (-5)

Hitchens, Anthony ............2 (-5)5. Smith, Keith ......................1 (-5)6. Dixon, Ahmad....................1 (-4)7. Rayford, Caesar ................1 (-3)8. Lemon, Orie ......................1 (-2)

SACKS1. Minter, Zach ..................2.0 (-9)2. Wilson, Martez ..............2.0 (-7)3. Boatright, Kenneth ........1.0 (-6)

PASSES DEFENSED1. Patmon, Tyler ............................32. Carter, Bruce ............................1

Crawford, Tyrone ......................1Hayden, Nick ............................1Mitchell, Terrance ......................1Wilcox, J.J. ................................1

INTERCEPTIONS1. Patmon, Tyler ............................2

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FINAL DALLAS COWBOyS 2013 STATISTICSResults and Attendance (8-8)W 9/8 N.y. GIANTS 36-31 85,348L 9/15 at Kansas City 16-17 76,952W 9/22 ST. LOUIS 31-7 80,848L 9/29 at San Diego 21-30 68,601L 10/6 DENVER 48-51 92,758W 10/13 WASHINGTON 31-16 90,239W 10/20 at Philadelphia 17-3 69,144L 10/27 at Detroit 30-31 64,379W 11/3 MINNESOTA 27-23 85,360L 11/10 at New Orleans 17-49 73,018

11/17 ByEW 11/24 at N.y. Giants 24-21 80,499W 11/28 OAKLAND 31-24 87,572L 12/9 at Chicago 28-45 62,229L 12/15 GREEN BAy 36-37 91,054W 12/22 at Washington 24-23 80,411L 12/29 PHILADELPHIA 22-24 91,166

Team Statistics Dallas OppFirst Downs ..............................325...........388

Rushing ......................................80...........122Passing ....................................213...........231Penalty........................................32.............35Third Down-Made/Att ..........63/180......91/210Third Down Efficiency..............35.0..........43.3Fourth Down-Made/Att ..............4/6..........9/18

Total Net Yards ......................5,458........6,645Avg. Per Game ......................341.1........415.3Total Plays ................................957........1,094Avg. Per Play ............................5.7............6.1

Net Yards Rushing ................1,504........2,056Avg. Per Game ........................94.2........128.5Total Rushes ............................336...........437Avg. Per Rush ..........................4.5............4.7

Net Yards Passing ................3,954........4,589Avg. Per Game ......................247.1........286.8Sacked/yards Lost ..............35/272......34/246Gross yards ..........................4,226........4,835

Attempts/Completions..........586/375....623/403Pct. of Completions ................64.0..........64.7Had Intercepted..........................12.............15

Punts/Average ....................77/45.0.....61/47.2Net Punting Average ..............39.1..........38.9

Punt Return/Avg. ................31/12.5.......37/9.2Kickoff Return/Avg. ............45/25.5.....38/20.8Interception Return/Avg.....15/17.1 .....12/11.7Penalties/Yards ..................102/867 ....112/875Fumbles/Ball Lost....................18/8........16/13Touchdowns................................51.............51

Rushing ......................................12.............17Passing ......................................33.............33Returns ........................................6...............1

Extra Points/Attempts ..............47/47........47/48Two Point Conversion/Att. ..........1/4............2/3Field Goals/Atts. ......................28/30........25/29Avg. Time of Possession ........29:02........30:58

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT TDal. Total ................91 125 98 125 - 439Opp. Total ................67 119 108 138 - 432

Rushing Att Yds Avg. Lg TDMurray ..............217 1,121 5.2 43t 9Randle ................54 164 3.0 19t 2Dunbar................30 150 5.0 45t 0Romo..................20 38 1.9 15t 0Tanner ..................9 12 1.3 9t 1Orton ....................1 8 8.0 8t 0Harris....................1 6 6.0 6t 0T. Williams ............3 4 1.3 5t 0Bryant ..................1 1 1.0 1t 0Dal. Total ........336 1,504 4.5 45t 12Opp. Total........437 2,056 4.7 60t 17

Receiving Rec Yds Avg. Lg TDBryant ................93 1,233 13.3 79t 13Witten ................73 851 11.7 34t 8Murray ................53 350 6.6 22t 1T. Williams ..........44 736 16.7 82t 5Beasley ..............39 368 9.4 23t 2Austin ................24 244 10.2 20t 0Hanna ................12 73 6.1 21t 0Escobar ................9 134 14.9 25t 2Harris....................9 80 8.9 24t 2Randle ..................8 61 7.6 13t 0Dunbar..................7 59 8.4 17t 0Tanner ..................3 33 11.0 17t 0Clutts ....................1 4 4.0 4t 0Dal. Total ........375 4,226 11.3 82t 33Opp. Total........403 4,835 12.0 87 33

Interceptions No Yds Avg Lg TDLee ......................4 174 43.5 74t 1Carr ......................3 49 16.3 49t 1Scandrick..............2 0 0.0 0t 0Moore ..................1 21 21.0 21t 0Allen ....................1 13 13.0 13t 0Church..................1 0 0.0 0t 0Claiborne ..............1 0 0.0 0t 0Heath....................1 0 0.0 0t 0Ware ....................1 0 0.0 0t 0Dal. Total ..........15 257 17.1 74t 2Opp. Total..........12 140 11.7 91t 0

Punting No Yds Avg TB 20 Lg B NetC. Jones ......77 3,467 45.0 6 30 62 0 39.1Dal. Total ....77 3,467 45.0 6 30 62 0 39.1Opp. Total ..61 2,880 47.2 6 20 68 0 38.9

Punt Returns No Yds Avg FC Lg TDHarris................20 256 12.8 10 86t 1Beasley ............10 68 6.8 3 14t 0Spurlock ............1 62 62.0 0 62t 0Dal. Total ........31 386 12.5 13 86t 1Opp. Total........37 339 9.2 27 26t 0

Kickoff Returns No Yds Avg Lg TDHarris..................28 857 30.6 90t 0T. Williams ............6 142 23.7 32t 0Spurlock ..............3 51 17.0 19t 0Bosworth ..............2 29 14.5 16t 0Dunbar..................1 28 28.0 28t 0Clutts ....................1 12 12.0 12t 0Beasley ................1 11 11.0 11t 0A. Smith................1 10 10.0 10t 0Randle ..................1 7 7.0 7t 0Escobar ................1 0 0.0 0t 0Dal. Total ..........45 1,147 25.5 90t 0Opp. Total..........38 791 20.8 45t 0

Scoring R P Rt 2 FG PAT S TPBailey ............0 0 0 0 28/30 47/47 0 131Bryant ..........0 13 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 78Murray ..........9 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 60Witten............0 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48T. Williams ....0 5 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 32Harris ............0 2 1a 0 0/0 0/0 0 18Beasley ........0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12Escobar ........0 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12Randle ..........2 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12Carr ..............0 0 1b 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Church ..........0 0 1c 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Hayden ........0 0 1d 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Heath ............0 0 1e 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Lee................0 0 1f 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Tanner ..........1 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6Dal. Tot. ........12 33 6 1 28/30 47/47 0 439Opp. Tot. ......17 33 1 * 2 25/29 47/48 0 432

2-pt Conversions: Dallas 1/3, Opponents 2/3

a-86-yard punt return, vs. Washington (10/13)b-47-yard int. return, vs. N.y. Giants (9/8)c-27-yard fumble return, vs N.y. Giants (9/8)d-0-yard fumble return, vs. Minnesota (11/3)e-50-yard fumble return, @ N.y. Giants (11/24)f-52-yard int. return, @ San Diego (9/29)

*-G. Jenkins 23-yard fum. return, vs. Oak (11/28)

Field Goals 11-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+Bailey ..............2-2 2-2 8-9 10-10 6-7Dal. Total........2-2 2-2 8-9 10-10 6-7Opp. Total ......0-0 11-11 6-7 6-7 2-4

Bailey:(30,38,45);(51,30,53);(19,35M);(56M);(43,48);(30);(38);(53,53,44);(41,44);(37);(35);();(47,23,43,50,50);(25);(43,43,46)

Opp:(20);(57B,40);(36,42,23);(48,50,28);(20,32,33,49M);(60M,31);(20);(23);(37M);(21,23);(19);(27,34,23);(57);(36,22,47);(47)

Sacks: Hatcher 11.0, Selvie 7.0, Ware 6.0,Carter, 2.0, Holloman, 2.0, Scandrick, 2.0, Wilber,2.0, Brown, 1.0, Wynn, 1.0. Total: 34.0.

Fumbles Lost: T. Williams 2, Bryant 1, Clutts 1,Dunbar 1, Harris 1, Murray 1, Romo 1. Total: 8

Opp. Fum. Recoveries: Wilber 2, Carr 1, Church 1,Claiborne 1, Durant 1, Harris 1, Hayden 1, Heath 1,Holloman 1, Lee 1, Selvie 1, Ware 1. Total: 13

Avg/ Pct PctPassing Att Comp Yds Pct Att TD TD Int Int Lg Sks/Yds RatingRomo ................535 342 3,828 63.9 7.2 31 5.8 10 1.9 82tt 35/272 96.7Orton ..................51 33 398 64.7 7.8 2 3.9 2 3.9 39t 0/0 85.3Dal. Total ..........586 375 4,226 64.0 7.2 33 5.6 12 2.0 82tt 35/272 95.7Opp. Total ........623 403 4,835 64.7 7.8 33 5.3 15 2.4 87t 34/246 95.9

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(from coaching film)Tackles Tkl/ QB Pass Fumbles

Solo - Ast. -- Total Sacks Loss Pres. Int Def. For.-Rec.1. Church, Barry . . . . . . . . . .100 - 47 -- 147 5(-15) 1 6 3-12. Lee, Sean . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 - 28 -- 123 5(-9) 3 4 6 0-13. Carter, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . .89 - 33 -- 122 2.0(-11) 4(-19) 6 34. Carr, Brandon . . . . . . . . . . .56 - 18 -- 74 2(-8) 3 17 0-15. Scandrick, Orlando . . . . . . .61 - 9 -- 70 2.0(-12) 2(-2) 2 15 1-06. Heath, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 - 18 -- 60 1 1 6 1-17. Hayden, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . .28 - 23 -- 51 2(-2) 16 1-18. Hatcher, Jason . . . . . . . . . . .23 - 25 -- 48 11.0(-90) 7(-17) 33 3 2-09. Sims, Ernie . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 - 12 -- 47 1-0

10. Wilcox, J.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 - 13 -- 44 111. Wilber, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 - 12 -- 42 2.0(-17) 2(-7) 14 1-212. Selvie, George . . . . . . . . . . .17 - 22 -- 39 7.0(-52) 7(-17) 22 2 1-113. Ware, DeMarcus . . . . . . . . .22 - 12 -- 34 6.0(-40) 3(-11) 35 1 2 0-114. Claiborne, Morris . . . . . . . . .27 - 4 -- 31 1 8 0-115. Durant, Justin . . . . . . . . . . .20 - 10 -- 30 2(-8) 2 1 1-116. Holloman, DeVonte . . . . . . .18 - 10 -- 28 2.0(-12)17. Allen, Will . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 - 8 -- 17 1 218. Nevis, Drake . . . . . . . . . . . .12 - 4 -- 16 1(-2) 219. Webb, B.W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 - 4 -- 13 120. Wynn, Jarius . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 10 -- 12 1.0(-7) 3(-14) 6 121. Moore, Sterling . . . . . . . . . . .7 - 0 -- 7 1 222. Brown, Everette . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 5 -- 7 1.0(-7) 2(-7) 4 1-023. Rayford, Caesar . . . . . . . . . .3 - 3 -- 6 124. Irvin, Corvey . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 1 -- 5 1 125. Jones, Edgar . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 2 -- 5 3 1

Lawrence, Cameron . . . . . . .3 - 2 -- 527. Hamilton, Jakar . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 1 -- 3

Kearse, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 1 -- 329. Spencer, Anthony . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 2 2

Vega, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 0 -- 231. Austin, Marvin . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

Cohen, Landon . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1 1Pellerin, Micah . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1 1

34. Bosworth, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . .0 - 1 -- 1Carter, David . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 - 1 -- 1 1Dawkins, Everett . . . . . . . . . .0 - 1 -- 1McCray, Danny . . . . . . . . . . .0 - 1 -- 1

38. Bryant, Dez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Wilson, Martez . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

FINAL DALLAS COWBOYS 2013 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

Tackles Fumbles BlockSolo - Ast. -- Total For.-Rec. Kick

1. Heath, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 - 2 -- 132. Harris, Dwayne . . . . . . . . . . .8 - 4 -- 12 0-1

Lawrence, Cameron . . . . . . .8 - 4 -- 124. Bosworth, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . .5 - 7 -- 125. Tanner, Phillip . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 5 -- 96. McCray, Danny . . . . . . . . . . .6 - 2 -- 87. Wilcox, J.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 2 -- 68. Jones, Edgar . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 1 -- 59. Church, Barry . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 3 -- 5

10. Webb, B.W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 - 0 -- 411. Holloman, DeVonte . . . . . . . .3 - 1 -- 4 0-1

Randle, Joseph . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 1 -- 413. Bailey, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 1 -- 3

Ladouceur, L.P. . . . . . . . . . . .2 - 1 -- 315. Hanna, James . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 2 -- 3

Wilber, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 2 -- 317. Dunbar, Lance . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 1 -- 2

Jones, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 1 -- 219. Williams, Terrance . . . . . . . . .0 - 2 -- 220. Moore, Sterling . . . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 1

Spurlock, Micheal . . . . . . . . .1 - 0 -- 122. Sims, Ernie . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 - 1 -- 123. Scandrick, Orlando . . . . . . . . . 1

SPECIAL TEAMSQB PRESSURES

1. Ware, DeMarcus......................352. Hatcher, Jason ........................333. Selvie, George ........................224. Hayden Nick ............................165. Wilber, Kyle..............................14

FUMBLE RECOVERIES1. Wilber, Kyle................................22. Nine Players ..............................1

SACKS1. Hatcher, Jason ............11.0 (-90)2. Selvie, George ..............7.0 (-52)3. Ware, DeMarcus ............6.0 (-40)4. Wilber, Kyle ....................2.0 (-17)

Holloman, DeVonte ........2.0 (-12)Scandrick, Orlando ........2.0 (-12)Carter, Bruce ..................2.0 (-11)

TACKLES/LOSSES1. Hatcher, Jason ..................7 (-17)

Selvie, George ..................7 (-17)3. Church, Barry ....................5 (-15)4. Lee, Sean..........................5 (-9)5. Carter, Bruce ....................4 (-19)

PASSES DEFENSED1. Carr, Brandon ..........................172. Scandrick, Orlando ..................153. Claiborne, Morris ......................84. Three Players ............................6

INTERCEPTIONS1. Lee, Sean ..................................42. Carr, Brandon ............................33. Scandrick, Orlando ....................24. Six players ................................1

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Rookies Underlined, [injured]2014 UNOFFICIAL DALLAS COWBOYS DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

WR -- 88 Dez Bryant 11 Cole Beasley 15 Devin StreetTE -- 89 Gavin EscobarLT -- 77 Tyron Smith 78 Jermey Parnell 75 Darrion WeemsLG -- 65 Ronald Leary 73 Mackenzy BernadeauC -- 72 Travis Frederick 73 Mackenzy BernadeauRG -- 70 Zack MartinRT -- 68 Doug Free 62 Donald HawkinsTE -- 82 Jason Witten 84 James HannaWR -- 83 Terrance Williams 17 Dwayne Harris

QB -- 9 Tony Romo 3 Brandon Weeden 10 Dustin VaughanRB -- 29 DeMarco Murray 25 Lance Dunbar 21 Joseph RandleFB -- 44 Tyler Clutts

LDE -- 99 George Selvie 98 Tyrone CrawfordDT -- 96 Nick Hayden 97 Terrell McClain 66 Ken BishopDT -- 69 Henry Melton 60 Davon ColemanRDE -- 92 Jeremy Mincey [90 DeMarcus Lawrence] 95 Lavar EdwardsSLB -- 54 Bruce Carter 51 Kyle Wilber 53 Cameron LawrenceMLB -- 55 Rolando McClain 59 Anthony HitchensWLB -- 52 Justin Durant 56 Korey ToomerLCB -- 39 Brandon Carr 26 Sterling MooreRCB -- 24 Morris Claiborne 20 Tyler PatmonSS -- 42 Barry Church 37 C.J. SpillmanFS -- 27 J.J. Wilcox 38 Jeff Heath

P -- 6 Chris JonesK -- 5 Dan BaileyH -- 6 Chris Jones 9 Tony RomoKOR -- 17 Dwayne Harris 11 Cole Beasley 27 J.J. WilcoxPR -- 17 Dwayne Harris 11 Cole BeasleyLS -- 91 L.P. Ladouceur

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEMackenzy BERNADEAU....................................bur-NAR-doeTyler CLUTTS ..................................................................klutzDAVON Coleman ......................................................DAy-vonLouis-Philippe LADOUCEUR............................LAH-doo-sahr

TERRELL McClain ..................................................tuh-RELLTyRON Smith ..............................................................TIE-rinDustin VAUGHAN ........................................................VAWN

COACHING STAFFHead Coach:Jason GarrettAssistants: Joe Baker (asst. secondary), Brett Bech (asst. strength and conditioning), Rich Bisaccia (special teamscoordinator), Ben Bloom (asst. defensive line/defensive ends), Gary Brown (running backs), Bill Callahan (offensive coor-dinator/offensive line), Kevin Carberry (offensive assistant), Derek Dooley (wide receivers), Matt Eberflus (linebackers),Jerome Henderson (secondary), Monte Kiffin (asst. head coach/defense), Leon Lett (asst. defensive line/defensive tack-les), Scott Linehan (passing game coordinator), Rod Marinelli (defensive coordinator), Keith O'Quinn (asst. specialteams), Frank Pollack (asst. offensive line), Michael Pope (tight ends), Kendall Smith (asst. strength and conditioning),Kyle Valero (asst. wide receivers), Turner West (defensive assistant), Wade Wilson (quarterbacks), Mike Woicik (strengthand conditioning coordinator).

2014 DALLAS COWBOYS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER(as of Sept. 2, 2014)

BIRTH- NFL HIGH SCHOOLNO NAME POS HGT WGT DATE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN

5 Bailey, Dan K 6-0 195 1/26/88 4 Oklahoma State Mustang, Okla.11 Beasley, Cole WR 5-8 180 4/26/89 3 Southern Methodist Little Elm, Texas73 Bernadeau, Mackenzy G 6-4 325 1/3/86 7 Bentley Waltham, Ma.66 Bishop, Ken NT 6-0 305 9/8/90 R Northern Illinois Lauderhill, Fla.88 Bryant, Dez WR 6-2 220 11/4/88 5 Oklahoma State Lufkin, Texas39 Carr, Brandon CB 6-0 210 5/19/86 7 Grand Valley State Flint, Mich.54 Carter, Bruce LB 6-2 240 2/19/88 4 North Carolina Havelock, N.C.42 Church, Barry S 6-2 218 2/11/88 5 Toledo Pittsburgh, Pa.24 Claiborne, Morris CB 5-11 192 2/7/90 3 Louisiana State Shreveport, La.44 Clutts, Tyler FB 6-2 255 11/9/84 4 Fresno State Clovis, Calif.60 Coleman, Davon DT 6-2 300 1/11/91 R Arizona State Cleveland, Ohio98 Crawford, Tyrone DE 6-4 285 11/22/89 3 Boise State Windsor, Ontario25 Dunbar, Lance RB 5-8 195 1/25/90 3 North Texas Haltom City, Texas52 Durant, Justin LB 6-1 230 9/21/85 8 Hampton Florence, S.C.95 Edwards, Lavar DE 6-4 278 4/29/90 2 Louisiana State Gretna, La.89 Escobar, Gavin TE 6-6 260 2/3/91 2 San Diego State Orange County, Calif.72 Frederick, Travis C 6-3 315 3/18/91 2 Wisconsin Sharon, Wisc.68 Free, Doug T 6-6 325 1/6/84 8 Northern Illinois Manitowoc, Wisc.84 Hanna, James TE 6-4 260 7/14/89 3 Oklahoma Flower Mound, Texas17 Harris, Dwayne WR 5-10 202 9/16/87 4 East Carolina Stone Mountain, Ga.62 Hawkins, Donald T 6-4 310 4/22/92 R Texas Memphis, Tenn.96 Hayden, Nick DT 6-4 303 2/4/86 7 Wisconsin Hartland, Wisc.38 Heath, Jeff S 6-1 212 5/14/91 2 Saginaw Valley State Lake Orion, Mich.59 Hitchens, Anthony LB 6-0 235 6/10/92 R Iowa Lorain, Ohio

6 Jones, Chris P 6-0 205 7/21/89 3 Carson Newman Rome, Ga.91 Ladouceur, Louis-Philippe LS 6-5 256 3/13/81 10 California Pointe-Claire, Quebec53 Lawrence, Cameron LB 6-2 238 1/20/91 2 Mississippi State Coldwater, Miss.90 Lawrence, DeMarcus DE 6-3 260 4/28/92 R Boise State Aiken, S.C.65 Leary, Ronald G 6-3 320 4/29/89 2 Memphis Baton Rouge, La.70 Martin, Zack G 6-4 310 11/20/90 R Notre Dame Indianapolis, Ind.55 McClain, Rolando LB 6-4 259 7/14/89 4 Alabama Decatur, Ala.97 McClain, Terrell DT 6-2 300 7/20/88 4 South Florida Pensacola, Fla.69 Melton, Henry DT 6-3 290 10/11/86 6 Texas Grapevine, Texas92 Mincey, Jeremy DE 6-4 280 12/14/83 7 Florida Statesboro, Ga.26 Moore, Sterling CB 5-10 202 2/3/90 4 Southern Methodist Antioch, Calif.29 Murray, DeMarco RB 6-0 217 2/12/88 4 Oklahoma Las Vegas, Nev.78 Parnell, Jermey T 6-6 315 7/20/86 5 Mississippi Blytheville, Ark.20 Patmon, Tyler CB 5-10 185 1/26/91 R Oklahoma State Round Rock, Texas21 Randle, Joseph RB 6-0 210 12/29/91 2 Oklahoma State Wichita, Kan.

9 Romo, Tony QB 6-2 230 4/21/80 12 Eastern Illinois Burlington, Wisc.99 Selvie, George DE 6-4 270 3/6/87 5 South Florida Pensacola, Fla.77 Smith, Tyron T 6-5 320 12/12/90 4 Southern California Moreno Valley, Calif.93 Spencer, Anthony DE 6-3 265 1/23/84 8 Purdue Fort Wayne, Ind.37 Spillman, C.J. S 6-0 199 5/6/86 6 Marshall Louisville, Ky.15 Street, Devin WR 6-3 200 3/30/91 R Pittsburgh Bethlehem, Pa.56 Toomer, Korey LB 6-2 234 12/9/88 1 Idaho Las Vegas Nev.10 Vaughan, Dustin QB 6-5 235 1/27/91 R West Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Texas

3 Weeden, Brandon QB 6-3 228 10/14/83 3 Oklahoma State Edmond, Okla.75 Weems, Darrion T 6-5 310 9/4/88 2 Oregon Winnetka, Calif.51 Wilber, Kyle LB 6-4 245 4/26/89 3 Wake Forest Apopka, Fla.27 Wilcox, J.J. S 6-0 212 2/14/91 2 Georgia Southern Cairo, Ga.83 Williams, Terrance WR 6-2 208 9/8/89 2 Baylor Dallas, Texas82 Witten, Jason TE 6-6 263 5/6/82 12 Tennessee Elizabethton, Tenn.

Practice Squad16 Benford, Tim WR 5-11 198 9/7/89 1 Tennessee Tech Chattanooga, Tenn.79 Boatright, Kenneth DE 6-3 254 3/6/90 1 Southern Illinois Joliet, Ill.67 Patrick, Ronald G 6-1 310 11/1/91 R South Carolina Cocoa, Fla.31 Pellerin, Micah S 6-0 192 11/23/88 1 Hampton Madison, Miss.57 Smith, Keith LB 6-0 232 4/8/92 R San Jose State Covina, Calif.58 Smith, Will LB 6-2 230 1/13/92 R Texas Tech Riverside, Calif.47 Whitlock, Nikita FB 5-10 248 5/16/91 R Wake Forest Wylie, Texas34 Williams, Ryan RB 5-9 208 4/9/90 2 Virginia Tech Manassas, Va.

Reserve/Suspended23 Hamilton, Jakar S 5-11 208 10/2/89 2 South Carolina State Johnston, S.C.32 Scandrick, Orlando CB 5-10 196 2/10/87 7 Boise State Los Alamitos, Calif.

Reserve/NFI76 Okoye, Amobi DT 6-2 310 6/10/87 7 Louisville Huntsville, Ala.64 Whaley, Chris DT 6-3 280 12/8/90 R Texas Madisonville, Texas

Reserve/Injured71 Gardner, Ben DE 6-4 270 4/29/91 R Stanford Mequon, Wis.57 Holloman, DeVonte LB 6-2 238 2/12/91 2 South Carolina Charlotte, N.C.50 Lee, Sean LB 6-2 234 7/22/86 5 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa.

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2014 DALLAS COWBOYS NUMERICAL ROSTER(as of Sept. 2, 2014)

NFL '12 GAMES/NO. NAME POS HGT WGT AGE EXP COLLEGE HOW ACQ GP-GS-DNP-IA

3 Brandon Weeden QB 6-3 228 30 3 Oklahoma State FA-'14 8 - 5 - 5 - 35 Dan Bailey K 6-0 195 26 4 Oklahoma State FA-'11 16 - 0 - 0 - 06 Chris Jones P 6-0 205 25 3 Carson Newman FA-'11 16 - 0 - 0 - 09 Tony Romo QB 6-2 230 34 12 Eastern Illinois FA-'03 15 - 15 - 0 - 1

10 Dustin Vaughan QB 6-5 235 23 R West Texas A&M FA-'1411 Cole Beasley WR 5-8 180 25 3 Southern Methodist FA-'12 14 - 3 - 0 - 215 Devin Street WR 6-3 200 23 R Pittsburgh D5-'1417 Dwayne Harris WR 5-10 202 26 4 East Carolina D6-'11 13 - 3 - 0 - 320 Tyler Patmon CB 5-10 185 23 R Oklahoma State FA-'1421 Joseph Randle RB 6-0 210 22 2 Oklahoma State D5-'13 13 - 2 - 1 - 224 Morris Claiborne CB 5-11 192 24 3 Louisiana State D1-'12 10 - 7 - 0 - 625 Lance Dunbar RB 5-8 195 24 3 North Texas FA-'12 IR-Knee26 Sterling Moore CB 5-10 202 24 4 Southern Methodist FA-'13 5 - 0 - 0 - 027 J.J. Wilcox S 6-0 212 23 2 Georgia Southern D3b-'13 13 - 5 - 0 - 329 DeMarco Murray RB 6-0 217 26 4 Oklahoma D3-'11 14 - 14 - 0 - 237 C.J. Spillman S 6-0 199 28 6 Marshall FA-'14 16 - 0 - 0 - 038 Jeff Heath S 6-1 212 23 2 Saginaw Valley State FA-'13 16 - 9 - 0 - 039 Brandon Carr CB 6-0 210 28 7 Grand Valley State UFA(KC)-'12 16 - 16 - 0 - 042 Barry Church S 6-2 218 26 5 Toledo FA-'10 16 - 16 - 0 - 044 Tyler Clutts FB 6-2 255 29 5 Fresno State FA-'13 8 - 1 - 0 - 051 Kyle Wilber LB 6-4 245 25 3 Wake Forest D4a-'12 16 - 6 - 0 - 052 Justin Durant LB 6-1 230 28 8 Hampton UFA(Det)-'13IR-Hamstring53 Cameron Lawrence LB 6-2 238 23 2 Mississippi State FA-'13 11 - 0 - 0 - 054 Bruce Carter LB 6-2 240 26 4 North Carolina D2-'11 15 - 13 - 0 - 155 Rolando McClain LB 6-4 259 25 4 Alabama T(Bal)-'14 0 - 0 - 0 - 056 Korey Toomer LB 6-2 234 25 1 Idaho FA-'14 0 - 0 - 0 - 059 Anthony Hitchens LB 6-0 235 22 R Iowa D4-'1460 Davon Coleman DT 6-2 300 23 R Arizona State FA-'1462 Hawkins, Donald T 6-4 310 22 R Texas W(Cle)-'1465 Ronald Leary G 6-3 320 25 2 Memphis FA-'12 16 - 16 - 0 - 066 Ken Bishop NT 6-0 305 23 R Northern Illinois D7d-'1468 Doug Free T 6-6 325 30 8 Northern Illinois D4b-'07 16 - 16 - 0 - 069 Henry Melton DT 6-3 290 27 6 Texas FA-'14 3 - 3 - 0 - 070 Zack Martin G 6-4 310 23 R Notre Dame D1-'1472 Travis Frederick C 6-3 315 23 2 Wisconsin D1-'13 16 - 16 - 0 - 073 Mackenzy Bernadeau G 6-4 325 28 7 Bentley UFA(Car)-'12 16 - 11 - 0 - 075 Darrion Weems T 6-5 310 25 2 Oregon PS(Den)-'12 0 - 0 - 0 -1677 Tyron Smith T 6-5 320 23 4 Southern California D1-'11 16 - 16 - 0 - 078 Jermey Parnell T 6-6 315 28 5 Mississippi FA-'10 16 - 1 - 0 - 082 Jason Witten TE 6-6 263 32 12 Tennessee D3-'03 16 - 16 - 0 - 083 Terrance Williams WR 6-2 208 24 2 Baylor D3a-'13 16 - 8 - 0 - 084 James Hanna TE 6-4 260 25 3 Oklahoma D6-'12 16 - 8 - 0 - 088 Dez Bryant WR 6-2 220 25 5 Oklahoma State D1-'10 16 - 16 - 0 - 089 Gavin Escobar TE 6-6 260 23 2 San Diego State D2-'13 16 - 1 - 0 - 090 DeMarcus Lawrence DE 6-3 260 22 R Boise State D2-'1491 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur LS 6-5 256 33 10 California FA-'05 16 - 0 - 0 - 092 Jeremy Mincey DE 6-4 280 30 7 Florida UFA(Den)-'14 10 - 0 - 0 - 593 Anthony Spencer DE 6-3 265 30 8 Purdue D1-'07 IR-Knee95 Lavar Edwards DE 6-4 278 24 2 Louisiana State T(Ten)-'14 7 - 1 - 0 - 096 Nick Hayden DT 6-4 303 28 7 Wisconsin FA-'13 16 - 16 - 0 - 097 Terrell McClain DT 6-2 300 26 4 South Florida FA-'14 16 - 0 - 0 - 098 Tyrone Crawford DE 6-4 285 24 3 Boise State D3-'12 IR-Achilles99 George Selvie DE 6-4 270 27 5 South Florida FA-'13 16 - 16 - 0 - 0

Practice Squad16 Tim Benford WR 5-11 198 24 1 Tennessee Tech FA-'1231 Micah Pellerin S 6-0 192 25 1 Hampton FA-'1434 Ryan Williams RB 5-9 208 24 2 Virginia Tech FA-'1447 Nikita Whitlock FB 5-10 248 23 R Wake Forest FA-'1457 Keith Smith LB 6-0 232 22 R San Jose State FA-'1458 Will Smith LB 6-2 230 22 R Texas Tech D7b-'1467 Ronald Patrick G 6-1 310 22 R South Carolina FA-'1479 Kenneth Boatright DE 6-3 254 24 1 Southern Illinois FA-'14

Reserve/Suspended23 Jakar Hamilton S 5-11 208 24 2 South Carolina State FA-'13 3 - 0 - 0 - 632 Orlando Scandrick CB 5-10 196 27 7 Boise State D5-'08 16 - 15 - 0 - 0

Reserve/NFI64 Chris Whaley DT 6-3 280 23 R Texas FA-'1476 Amobi Okoye DT 6-2 310 27 7 Louisville FA-'14

Reserve/Injured50 Sean Lee LB 6-2 234 28 5 Penn State D2-'10 11 - 11 - 0 - 557 Holloman, DeVonte LB 6-2 238 23 2 South Carolina D6-'13 9 - 2 - 0 - 771 Ben Gardner DE 6-4 270 23 R Stanford D7a-'14

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2014 DALLAS COWBOYS POSITION BY POSITION ROSTER(as of Sept. 2 2014)

NFLNO NAME POS HGT WGT AGE EXP COLLEGE HOW ACQ

Quarterback (3)3 Brandon Weeden QB 6-3 228 30 3 Oklahoma State FA-'149 Tony Romo QB 6-2 230 34 12 Eastern Illinois FA-'03

10 Dustin Vaughan QB 6-5 235 23 R West Texas A&M FA-'14

Running Back (4)21 Joseph Randle RB 6-0 210 22 2 Oklahoma State D5-'1325 Lance Dunbar RB 5-8 195 27 3 North Texas FA-'1229 DeMarco Murray RB 6-0 217 26 4 Oklahoma D3-'1144 Tyler Clutts FB 6-2 255 29 5 Fresno State FA-'13

Wide Receiver (5)11 Cole Beasley WR 5-8 180 25 3 Southern Methodist FA-'1215 Devin Street WR 6-3 200 23 R Pittsburgh D5-'1417 Dwayne Harris WR 5-10 202 26 4 East Carolina D6-'1183 Terrance Williams WR 6-2 208 24 2 Baylor D3a-'1388 Dez Bryant WR 6-2 220 25 5 Oklahoma State D1-'10

Tight End (3)82 Jason Witten TE 6-6 263 32 12 Tennessee D3-'0384 James Hanna TE 6-4 260 25 3 Oklahoma D6-'1289 Gavin Escobar TE 6-6 260 23 2 San Diego State D2-'13

Offensive Line (9)62 Donald Hawkins T 6-4 310 22 R Texas FA-'1465 Ronald Leary G 6-3 320 25 2 Memphis FA-'1268 Doug Free T 6-6 325 30 8 Northern Illinois D4b-'0770 Zack Martin G 6-4 310 23 R Notre Dame D1-'1472 Travis Frederick C 6-3 315 23 2 Wisconsin D1-'1373 Mackenzy Bernadeau G 6-4 325 28 7 Bentley UFA(Car)-'1275 Darrion Weems T 6-5 310 25 2 Oregon PS(Den)-'1277 Tyron Smith T 6-5 320 23 4 Southern California D1-'1178 Jermey Parnell T 6-6 315 28 5 Mississippi FA-'10

Defensive Line (11)60 Davon Coleman DT 6-2 300 23 R Arizona State FA-'1466 Ken Bishop NT 6-0 305 23 R Northern Illinois D7d-'1469 Henry Melton DT 6-3 290 27 6 Texas FA-'1490 DeMarcus Lawrence DE 6-3 260 22 R Boise State D2-'1492 Jeremy Mincey DE 6-4 280 30 7 Florida UFA(Den)-'1493 Anthony Spencer DE 6-3 265 30 8 Purdue D1-'0795 Lavar Edwards DE 6-4 278 24 2 Louisiana State T(Ten)-'1496 Nick Hayden DT 6-4 303 28 7 Wisconsin FA-'1397 Terrell McClain DT 6-2 300 26 4 South Florida FA-'1498 Tyrone Crawford DE 6-4 285 24 3 Boise State D3-'1299 George Selvie DE 6-4 270 27 5 South Florida FA-'13

Linebacker (7)51 Kyle Wilber LB 6-4 245 25 3 Wake Forest D4a-'1252 Justin Durant LB 6-1 230 28 8 Hampton UFA(Det)-'1353 Cameron Lawrence LB 6-2 238 23 2 Mississippi State FA-'1354 Bruce Carter LB 6-2 240 26 4 North Carolina D2-'1156 Korey Toomer LB 6-2 234 25 1 Idaho FA-'1455 Rolando McClain LB 6-4 259 25 4 Alabama T(Bal)-'1459 Anthony Hitchens LB 6-0 235 22 R Iowa D4-'14

Defensive Backs (8)20 Tyler Patmon CB 5-10 185 23 R Oklahoma State FA-'1424 Morris Claiborne CB 5-11 192 24 3 Louisiana State D1-'1226 Sterling Moore CB 5-10 202 24 4 Southern Methodist FA-'1327 J.J. Wilcox S 6-0 212 23 2 Georgia Southern D3b-'1337 C.J. Spillman S 6-0 199 28 6 Marshall FA-'1438 Jeff Heath S 6-1 212 23 2 Saginaw Valley State FA-'1339 Brandon Carr CB 6-0 210 28 7 Grand Valley State UFA(KC)-'1242 Barry Church S 6-2 218 26 5 Toledo FA-'10

Specialists (3)5 Dan Bailey K 6-0 195 26 4 Oklahoma State FA-'116 Chris Jones P 6-0 205 25 3 Carson Newman FA-'11

91 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur LS 6-5 256 33 10 California FA-'05

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2014 Transactions By DateDec. 30 ............Signed Tim Benford, Ray Dominguez, Lance Lewis, Caesar Rayford, Jonathan Stewart and John Wetzel to future list.Dec. 31 ............Signed Jamar Newsome to future list.Jan. 8................Signed Chris DeGeare, Tristan Okpalaugo, Quinton Spears and Jabara Williams to future list.Jan. 22..............Hired Mike Pope as tight ends coach.Jan. 23..............Extended Dan Bailey.Jan. 28..............Hired Scott Linehan as passing game coordinator. Named Rod Marinelli defensive coordinator and Monte Kiffin assistant head coach/defense.Jan. 30..............Hired Kyle Valero as assistant wide receivers coach.Feb. 10 ............Hired Tuner West as a defensive assistant coach.Feb. 28 ............Released Everette Brown, Ray Dominguez, Corvey Irvin and Jeff Olson.March 3 ............Re-structured Sean Lee, Tony Romo and Orlando Scandrick. Hired Kevin Carberry as offensive assistant.March 7 ............Re-negotiated Mackenzy Bernadeau. Released Phil Costa.March 10 ..........Extended Chris Jones.March 11 ..........Released DeMarcus Ware.March 12 ..........Released Miles Austin. Signed Terrell McClain and Jeremy Mincey.March 17 ..........Signed Brandon Weeden.March 19 ..........Signed Henry Melton.April 24 ............Signed Caleb Hanie.April 26 ............Signed Anthony Spencer.May 1................Signed LaRon Byrd.May 6................Signed Bradie James.May 7................Placed Bradie James on Reserve/Retired list.May 8................Drafted Zack Martin.May 9................Drafted Demarcus Lawrence.May 10..............Drafted Ken Bishop, Ahmad Dixon, Ben Gardner, Anthony Hitchens, Terrance Mitchell, Will Smith and Devin Street.May 12..............Released Chris DeGeare, Frank Kearse, Lance Lewis, Tristan Okpalaugo, Quinton Spears, and Jabara Williams. May 13..............Signed Josh Aladenoye, Chris Boyd, Brian Clarke, Davon Coleman, J.C. Copeland, Andre’ Cureton, Casey Kreiter, Ben Malena, Cody Mandell, Martin Glasco,

Jordan Najvar, Ronald Patrick, Dashaun Phillips, Jarrod Pughsley, Marvin Robinson, Dontavis Sapp, Jocquel Skinner, Keith Smith, Ryan Smith, DustinVaughan, D’Daimian Washington, Chris Whaley, Evan Wilson, Joe Windsor.

May 15..............Signed Ahmad Dixon, Ben Garnder, Terrance Mitchell and Will Smith.May 16 ............Released Jonathan Stewart. Signed Amobi Okoye.May 19..............Released Glasco Martin. Signed Ryan Williams.May 20..............Signed Ken Bishop.May 21..............Waived/Injured Marvin Harrison. Signed Tyler Patmon.May 22..............Waived/Injured Jarrod Pughsley. Signed Darius Morris.May 23..............Signed Devin Street.May 27..............Waived/Injured Evan Wilson. Signed Tyronne Green.June 2 ..............Signed Anthony Hitchens.June 10 ............Waived Marvin Robinson from Reserve/Injrued, Waived/Injured Jocquel Skinner. Signed Dartwan Bush.June 13 ............Waived Jocquel Skinner from Reserve/Injured.June 16 ............Signed Zack Martin.June 18 ............Signed DeMarcus Lawrence. Waived Evan Wilson from Reserve/Injured.June 27 ............Placed Tyronne Green on Reserve/Injured. Signed Uche Nwaneri.July 1 ................Placed Sean Lee on Reserve/Injured.July 2 ................Traded a sixth round draft choice to Baltimore for Rolando McClain and a seventh round draft choice.July 16..............Released Kyle Orton.July 21..............Signed Dallas Walker. Waived/NFI Chris Whaley. Signed Dezmon Briscoe.July 22..............Released Jarrod Pughsley from Reserve/Injured.July 24..............Placed Ronald Leary and Anthony Spencer on Active/PUP. Placed Amobi Okoye on Active/NFI. Released Tyronne Green from Reserve/Injured.July 30..............Re-negotiated the contract for Tyron Smith.July 31..............Activated Ronald Leary from Active/PUP.August 2 ..........Waived/Injured Darius Morris and waived L’Damian Washington. Signed Kenneth Boatright and Adewale Ojomo.August 4 ..........Waived/Injured Brian Clarke. Signed Wayne Tribue.August 5 ..........Waived/Injured Dashaun Phillips. Waived Joe Windsor. Signed Korey, Lindsey and Johnny Thomas.August 9 ..........Waived/Injured Ben Malena. Waived Cody Mandell. Signed D.J. Adams.August 12 ........Waived Andre Cureton. Signed Stephen Goodin and Tom Hornsey.August 13 ........Acquired Justin Green in a trade with New England for Ben Bass.August 14 ........Waived/Injured Korey Lindsey and waived Dallas Walker. Signed Zach Minter and Asa Watson.August 25 ........Waived J.C. Copeland and Martez Wilson.August 26 ........Released Caleb Hanie. Waived Chris Boyd, Tom Hornsey, Casey Kreiter, Adewale Ojomo and Wayne Tribue. Waived/Injured DeVonte Holloman, Justin Green, Matt

Johnson, Jordan Najvar, and Johnny Thomas. Placed Ben Gardner on Reserve/Injured. Placed Amobi Okoye on Reserve/NFI.August 27 ........Waived B.W. Webb and Tim Benford. Signed Phillip Tanner. Awarded Jemea Thomas off waivers from New England.August 30 ........Released Dezmon Briscoe and Uche Nwaneri, Waived D.J. Adams, Josh Aladenoye, Kenneth Boatright, Dartwan Bush, LaRon Byrd, Stephen Goodin, Terrance

Mitchell, Jamar Newsome, Ronald Patrick, Caesar Rayford, Dontavis Sapp, Keith Smith, Ryan Smith, Will Smith, Phillip Tanner, Asa Watson and RyanWilliams. Waived/Injured Orie Lemon and Zach Minter. Placed on Reserve/Suspended Jakar Hamilton and Orlando Scandrick. Acquired in a trade withTennessee Lavar Edwards. Passed physical on Anthony Spencer.

August 31 ........Waived John Wetzel. Claimed Donald Hawkins off waivers. Signed Tim Benford, Kenneth Boatright, Ronald Patrick, Micah Pellerin, Keith Smith, Will Smith andRyan Williams to the practice squad.

Sept. 1 ..............Waived Ahmad Dixon and Jemea Thomas. Signed C.J. Spillman and Korey Toomer. Signed Nikita Whitlock to the practice squad.

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2014 Transactions by PlayerADAMS, D.J. - RB

8/9 ........Signed8/30 ......Waived

ALADENOYE, Josh - T5/13 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

AUSTIN, Miles - WR3/12 ......Released

BAILEY, Dan - K1/23 ......Extended

BASS, Ben - DE8/13 ......Traded to New England

BENFORD, Tim - WR12/30 ....Signed8/27 ......Waived8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

BERNADEAU, Mackenzy - G3/7 ........Re-structured

BISHOP, Ken - NT5/10 ......Drafted in the seventh round5/20 ......Signed

BOATRIGHT, Kenneth - DE8/2 ........Signed8/30 ......Waived8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

BOYD, Chris - WR5/13 ......Signed8/26 ......Waived

BRISCOE, Dezmon - WR7/21 ......Signed8/30 ......Rleleased

BROWN, Everette DE2/28 ......Released

BUSH, Dartwan - DT6/10 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

BYRD, LaRon - WR5/1 ........Signed8/30 ......Waived

CARBERRY, Kevin3/3 ........Hired as offensive assistant

CLARKE, Brian - G5/13 ......Signed8/4 ........Waived/Injured

COLEMAN, Davon - DT5/13 ......Signed

COPELAND, J.C. - FB5/13 ......Signed8/25 ......Waived

COSTA, Phil - C3/7 ........Released

CURETON, Andre’ - G5/13 ......Signed8/12 ......Waived

DeGEARE, Chris - G1/8 ........Signed5/12 ......Released

DIXON, Ahmad - S5/10 ......Drafted in the seventh round5/16 ......Signed9/1 ........Waived

DOMINGUEZ, Ray - G12/30 ....Signed2/28 ......Released

EDWARDS, Lavar - DE8/30 ......Acquired in a trade with Tennessee

GARDNER, Ben - DE5/10 ......Drafted in the seventh round5/15 ......Signed8/26 ......Placed on Reserve/Injured

GOODIN, Stephen - G8/12 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

GREEN, Justin - CB8/13 ......Acquired in a trade with New England8/26 ......Waived/Injured

GREEN, Tyronne - G5/27 ......Signed 6/27 ......Placed on Reserve/Injured7/24 ......Released

HAMILTON, Jakar - S8/30 ......Reserve/Suspended

HANIE, Caleb - QB4/24 ......Signed8/26 ......Released

HAWKINS, Donald - G8/31 ......Claimed off waivers

HITCHENS, Anthony - LB5/10 ......Drafted in the fourth round6/2 ........Signed

HOLLOMAN, DeVonte - LB8/26 ......Waived/Injured

HORNSEY, Tom - P8/12 ......Signed8/26 ......Waived

IRVIN, Corvey - DT2/28 ......Released

JAMES, Bradie - LB5/6 ........Signed5/7 ........Placed on Reserve/Retired

JOHNSON, Matt - S8/26 ......Waived/Injured

JONES, Chris - P3/10 ......Signed a contract extension

KEARSE, Frank - DT5/12 ......Released

KIFFIN, Monte1/28 ......Named assistant head coach/defense

KREITER, Casey - LS5/13 ......Signed8/26 ......Waived

LAWRENCE, Demarcus - DE5/9 ........Drafted in the second round6/18 ......Signed

LEARY, Ronald - G7/24 ......Placed on Active/PUP7/31 ......Activated

LEE, Sean - LB3/3 ........Re-negotiated contract7/1 ........Placed on Reserve/Injured

LEMON, Orie - LB8/30 ......Waived/Injured

LEWIS, Lance - WR12/30 ....Signed5/12 ......Released

LINDSEY, Korey - CB8/5 ........Signed8/14 ......Waived/Injured

LINEHAN, Scott1/28 ......Hired as passing game coordinator

MALENA, Ben - RB5/13 ......Signed8/9 ........Waived/Injured

MANDELL, Cody - P5/13 ......Signed8/9 ........Waived

MARINELLI, Rod1/28 ......Named defensive coordinator

MARTIN, Glasco - RB5/13 ......Signed5/19 ......Released

MARTIN, Zack - G5/8 ........Drafted in the first round6/16 ......Signed

McClain, Rolando - LB7/2 ........Acquired in a trade with Baltimore

McCLAIN, Terrell - DT3/12 ......Signed

MELTON, Henry - DT3/19 ......Signed

MINCEY, Jeremy - DE3/12 ......Signed

MINTER, Zach - DT8/14 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived/Injured

MITCHELL, Terrance - CB5/10 ......Drafted in the seventh round5/15 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

MORRIS, Darius - G5/22 ......Signed8/2 ........Waived/Injured

NAJVAR, Jordan - TE5/13 ......Signed8/26 ......Waived/Injured

NEWSOME, Jamar - WR12/31 ....Signed8/30 ......Waived

NWANERI, Uche - G6/27 ......Signed8/30 ......Released

OJOMO, Adewale - DE8/2 ........Signed8/26 ......Waived

OKOYE, Amobi - DT5/16 ......Signed7/24 ......Placed on Active/NFI8/26 ......Placed on Reserve/NFI

OKPALAUGO, Tristan - DE1/8 ........Signed5/12 ......Released

OLSON, Jeff - G2/28 ......Released

ORTON, Kyle - QB7/16 ......Released

PATMON, Tyler - CB5/21 ......Signed

PATRICK, Ronald - G5/13 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

PELLERIN, Micah - S8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

PHILLIPS, Dashaun - CB5/13 ......Signed8/5 ........Waived/Injured

POPE, Mike1/22 ......Hired as tight ends coach

PUGHSLEY, Jarrod - G5/13 ......Signed5/22 ......Waived/Injured7/22 ......Released from Reserve/Injured

RAYFORD, Caesar - DE12/30 ....Signed8/30 ......Waived

ROBINSON, Marvin - S5/13 ......Signed

5/21 ......Waived/Injured6/10 ......Released

ROMO, Tony -QB3/3 ........Re-structured

SAPP, Dontavis - LB5/13 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

SCANDRICK, Orlando - CB3/3 ........Re-negotiated contract8/30 ......Reserve/Suspended

SKINNER, Jocquel - CB5/13 ......Signed6/10 ......Waived/Injured6/13 ......Released

SMITH, Keith - S5/13 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

SMITH, Ryan - S5/13 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

SMITH, Tyron - T7/30 ......Re-negotiated contract

SMITH, Will - LB5/10 ......Drafted in the seventh round5/15 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

SPEARS, Quinton - LB1/8 ........Signed5/12 ......Released

SPENCER, Anthony - DE4/26 ......Signed7/24 ......Placed on Active/PUP8/30 ......Passed physical

SPILLMAN, C.J. - S9/1 ........Signed

STEWART, Jonathan - LB12/30 ....Signed5/16 ......Released

STREET, Devin - WR5/10 ......Drafted in the fifth round5/23 ......Signed

TANNER, Phillip - RB8/27 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

THOMAS, Jemea - S8/27 ......Claimed off waivers9/1 ........Waived

THOMAS, Johnny - S8/5 ........Signed8/26 ......Waived/Injured

TOOMER, Korey - LB9/1 ........Signed

TRIBUE, Wayne - G8/4 ........Signed8/26 ......Waived

VALERO, Kyle1/30 ......HIred as assistant wide receivers coach

VAUGHAN, Dustin - QB5/13 ......Signed

WALKER, Dallas - TE7/21 ......Signed8/14 ......Waived

WARE, DeMarcus - DE3/11........Released

WASHINGTON, L’Damian - WR5/13 ......Signed8/2 ........Waived

WATSON, Asa - TE8/14 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived

WEBB, B.W. - CB8/27 ......Waived

WEEDEN, Brandon - QB3/17 ......Signed

WEST, Turner2/10 ......HIred as a defensive assistant coach

WETZEL, John - T12/30 ....Signed8/31 ......Waived

WHALEY, Chris - DT5/13 ......Signed7/21 ......Waived/Non-Football Injury

WHITLOCK, Nikita - FB8/1 ........Signed to practice squad

WILLIAMS, Jabara - LB1/8 ........Signed5/12 ......Released

WILLIAMS, Ryan - RB5/19 ......Signed8/30 ......Waived8/31 ......Signed to the practice squad

WILSON, Evan - TE5/13 ......Signed5/27 ......Waived/Injured6/18 ......Released

WILSON, Martez - DE8/25 ......Waived

WINDSOR, Joe - LB5/13 ......Signed8/5 ........Waived