1995 Dallas Cowboys

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Super Bowl XXX Champions!

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Brief Description

1995 Record: 12-4 (Regular Season), 3-0 (Playoffs)

 

Head Coach: Barry Switzer

 

Points Scored: 435 (3rd out of 28 NFL teams)

 

Points Allowed: 291 (3rd out of 28 NFL teams)

 

Home Stadium: Texas Stadium in Irving, TX

 

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Dallas Returns To "Primetime"

 

For the first time in three seasons, the Cowboys did not find themselves as having the title of defending World Champions as they lost to the eveentual Super Bowl Champion 49ers in the NFC Title Game in 1994.  The Cowboys acquired the top free agent prize in the offseason when they acquired Pro Bowl cornerback Deion "Primetime" Sanders from the 49ers to seemingly tilt the balance of power in favor of Dallas, but they would have to prove it on the field.

The Cowboys spoiled the reunion of Giant retired stars Phil Simms and Lawrence Taylor in the Monday Night season opener to the tune of a 35-0 drubbing of the Giants.  The positive momentum continued in their next three contests with wins over Denver and Arizona at home sandwiching a win in Minnesota.  The Cowboys suffered a hiccup when they lost to the division rival Redskins in D.C., but they responded with their second 4-game winning streak of the season.  Those wins came against Green Bay, San Diego, Atlanta and Philadelphia.  The Cowboys sported an 8-2 record heading into their chance for revenge against those 49ers that ended the Cowboys' 1994 season.   Some of the luster was removed from this matchup with Steve Young, the 49ers' starting QB out with an injury and was replaced in the lineup by backup Elvis Grbac.  Grbac surprised the Dallas fans in attendance in Texas Stadium with a near flawless performance in the 49ers' 38-20 upset victory.  The Cowboys would bounce back with wins against AFC West foes Oakland and Kansas City.  Ten days after the K.C. win on the Thanksgiving, Terry Allen of the Redskins ran well enough against the Cowboys' defense to give the Redskins a season sweep of the Cowboys.  The Cowboys trailed the Eagles in the 4th quarter and were faced with a fourth down in their own territory.  On that 4th and 1 play, Emmitt Smith failed to get the necessary yard, turned the ball over to Philadelphia.  The Eagles ran the clock out to preserve the victory.  The 10-4 Cowboys responded with wins against the Giants and Cardinals to push their mark 12-4, good for the best mark in the NFC and home field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs.

 Quarterback Troy Aikman finished the regular season completing 280 out of 432 passes for 3,304 yards and 16 touchdowns against just 7 interceptions and went to his fifth straight Pro Bowl. Pro Bowl running back Emmitt Smith won his fourth league rushing crown in his career with 1,773 yards, and broke a league single-season record with 25 rushing touchdowns. Smith was also a reliable receiver out of the backfield, recording a career high 62 receptions for 375 yards. Pro Bowl wide receiver Michal Irvin led the team in receiving with 111 catches for 1,603 yards and 10 touchdowns. Pro Bowl tight end Jay Novacek hauled in 62 receptions for 705 yards and 5 touchdowns. Dallas sent four of their offensive linemen to the ProBowl: Ray Donaldson, Mark Tuinei, Nate Newton, and second year man Larry Allen.  Erik Williams suffered from injuries resulting from a car accident, but he was still a steady performer.

On defense, cornerback Deion Sanders only played 9 regular season games for the Cowboys in 1995 due to injuries, and thus only recorded 24 tackles and 2 interceptions for 34 yards. The other starting cornerback, Kevin Smith, was injured in Week 2 and missed the remainder of the season.  Larry Brown picked up his level of play in their absence with 6 interceptions to lead the team.  He was also the MVP of Super Bowl XXX with his 2 interceptions.  Strong safety Darren Woodson  was named to the Pro Bowl with 89 tackles and 2 interceptions for 46 yards and a touchdown. Pro Bowl defensive end Charles Haley led the team in sacks with 10.5. Free safety Brock Marion intercepted 6 passes to tie Brown for the team lead and scored a touchdown on one of those picks.  

 

The Cowboys hosted the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Divisional Playoff Round and broke a 3-3 tie with a 21-yard Deion Sanders touchdown on a end around.  Then Emmitt Smith put the finishing touches on a 79 yard drive with a 1-yard TD plunge to put Dallas up 17-3 at half.  After two Chris Boniol firld goals, Troy Aikman completed a 9-yard TD pass t Michael Irvin to essentially seal the deal as Dallas won 30-11.  The Packers came to Texas Stadium the following Sunday to face the Cowboys with a berth in Super Bowl XXX at stake.  Troy Aikman found Michael Irvin for paydirt twice in the first quarter to put the Cowboys ahead 14-3.  The Packers would respond in the second quarter as Brett Favre threw a pair of TD passes to put the Packers up 17-14.  The Cowboys tied the game with a Boniol field goal and then the Cowboys went on a playoff record 99-yard drive capped by an Emmitt Smith 1 yard TD run to take a 24-17 lead.  Green Bay got a field goal followed by Robert Brooks' second TD catch of the contest to give Green Bay a 27-24 advantage.  The Cowboys got a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter with the first one coming on a 1 yard TD run by Emmitt Smith to cap a 90 yard march and Larry Brown intercepted a Favre offering to set up Emmitt's third TD run of the day to seal the 38-27 win to put Dallas in the Super Bowl for the third time in four years.

The Cowboys met the AFC Champion Steelers in Tempe, Ariz. with the Vince Lombardi Trophy on the line and the Cowboys started strong as Troy Aikman delivered a 3-yard TD pass to his tight end, Jay Novacek and Boniol added a pair of field goals to put Dallas up 13-0 after just three possessions.  Just 13 seconds before the half, Yancey Thigpen hauled in a 6-yard TD pass from Neil O'Donnell to trim the Cowboy lead to 13-7 at halftime. 

Midway through the third quarter, the Steelers had the ball at midfield, but Neil O'Donnell's pass was picked off by Larry Brown, who return the interception to the Pittsburgh 18 yard-line.  Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin hooked up on a 17 yard pass play to get to the 1-yard line and Emmitt Smith ran the pigskin into the end zone on the next play to give Dallas a 20-7 lead.  The Steelers would respond with a 46-yard Norm Johnson field goal followed by successful onsides kick that the Steelers recovered.  The drive would conclude with a Bam Morris 1-yard TD run with 6:36 to play in regulation to trim Dallas' lead to 20-17.  With 4:15 to play, the Steelers got the ball back at their 32-yard line.  On second down, O'Donnell was picked off for a second time by Larry Brown at the Steelers 39 and returned it to the Steelers' 33 yard line.  Two plays later, Emmitt Smith scored on a 4-yard TD run with 3:43 remaining in regulation to put Dallas up 27-17.  The Steelers could not muster another comeback and the Cowboys were World Champions for the third time in the last four seasons.  Cornerback Larry Brown was the game's MVP with his 2 interceptions that he returned for a total of 77 yards, which set up the Cowboys two 2nd half touchdowns.  The Steelers were able to hold the Cowboys to just 56 yards rushing as a team and had 201-61 yard advantage in total offense in the second half, but it wasn't enough to stop Dallas on this day. 

 

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   1995 Results

                                 Regular Season

 

      Date    Opponent                  Result

  9/  4/95    at N.Y. Giants          W 35-  0

 

  9/10/95    Denver                     W 31-21

 

  9/17/95    at Minnesota           W 23-17 (OT)

 

  9/24/95    Arizona                    W 34-20            

 

10/  1/95    at Washington         L  23-27

 

10/  8/95    Green Bay              W 34-24

 

10/15/95    at San Diego           W 23-  9

 

10/22/95    Bye Week

 

10/29/95    at Atlanta                W 28-13       

 

11/  6/95    Philadelphia            W 34-12

 

11/12/95    San Francisco         L  20-38

 

11/19/95    at Oakland             W 34-21

 

11/23/95    Kansas City           W 24-12

 

12/  3/95    Washington            L  17-24

 

12/10/95    at Philadelphia       L  17-20

 

12/17/95    N.Y. Giants            W 21-20

 

12/25/95    at Arizona              W 37-13

 

                                    Playoffs

 

Round                        Opponent                Result

 

NFC Div. Playoff      Philadelphia           W 30-11

 

NFC Championship  Green Bay             W 38-27

 

Super Bowl XXX      vs. Pittsburgh         W 27-17

 

Note: Super Bowl played at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, AZ

 

Quarterback Troy Aikman ranked third in the NFL with his 93.9 passer rating and he earned his fifth consecutive trip to the Pro Bowl in 1995.

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1995 Dallas Cowboys Roster / Depth Chart

 

      # Player                      Ht Wt Age Exp College                  Face Shape Hair         Equipment

 

Quarterbacks

 

1.   8 Troy Aikman             6-4   223 29   6 UCLA                         33   4 blo crop       style 3 helmet, 3 bar qb, eye paint, wt wristbands

 

2. 11 Wade Wilson             6-3   206 36 14 N/A                               5   5 brn crop      3 bar qb, wt wristbands

 

3. 17 Jason Garrett            6-2   195 29   2 Princeton                     28   2 red crop       3 bar, qb wristbands, wt elbowpads (turf)

 

Halfbacks

 

1. 22 Emmitt Smith            5-9   209 26   4 Florida                       224   4 blk fade       2 bar rb, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)

 

2. 20 Sherman Williams      5-8   191 22   R Alabama                    131   5 blk crop       3 bar, dk visor, wt gloves, wt sleeves

 

3. 36 Dominique Ross        5-11 210 23   R Valdosta St. dk skin      14   4 blk fade      

 

Fullbacks

 

1. 48 Daryl Johnston          6-2   242 29   6 Syracuse                     35   7 l. brn crop    style 3 helmet, 3 bar qb, bk extended, left wt elbowpad, qb

wristbands, wt gloves (turf)

2. 38 David Lang               5-11 210 27   4 N. Arizona                                                2 bar rb, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

Wide Receivers

 

1. 88 Michael Irvin             6-2   207 29   7 Miami                         221   2 blk fade       3 bar, wt nasal strip, wt mouthpiece, wt wrist double, wt gloves

 

2. 85 Kevin Williams          5-9   194 24   2 Miami                         149   4 blk fade (2)  3 bar, wt nasal strip, wt wrist double, wt gloves, bk tc elbowpads (turf) 

 

3. 82 Cory Fleming            6-1   216 24   1 Tennessee                    43   4 blk bald (2)   3 bar, wt wrist double                  

 

4. 21 Deion Sanders (lefty) 6-1   190 28   6 Florida State                 17   7 blk fade (2)  style 3 helmet, 2 bar rb, wt elbowbands, wt wristbands, bk gloves, wt sleeves    

 

5. 87 Billy Davis                6-1   197 23   R Pittsburgh                  164   2 blk fade       left band2 tattoo, right patch3 tattoo, 3 bar, bk tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, bk gloves

 

Tight Ends

 

1. 84 Jay Novacek            6-4   234 33 10 Wyoming                     46   7 l. brn crop     half cage, wt elbowpads, wt wrist double, wt gloves        

 

2. 86 Eric Bjornson             6-4   236 24  R Washington   lt skin      66   9 brn crop        style 3 helmet, 3 bar qb, eye paint, wt wrist double

 

3. n/a (switch position to FS)

 

#  83 Kendell Watkins         6-1   282 22   R USC                         131 14 blk fade       3 bar qb, bk extended, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

Left Tackles

 

1. 71 Mark Tuinei                6-5   314 35 12 Hawaii                         13 11 blk crop        half cage, wt wristbands, wt rb gloves 

 

2. 65 Ron Stone                 6-5   310 24   2 Boston Coll.                 82 19 blk fade (2)   half cage, right wt elbowpad, wt wristbands, wt rb gloves

 

Left Guards

 

1. 61 Nate Newton              6-2   320 34   9 Florida A&M               256 17 blk buzz (2)    half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

2. n/a (switch position to LE)

 

Centers

 

1. 53 Ray Donaldson          6-3   300 36 14 Georgia                     106 19 blk crop         half cage, wt wristbands, bk tc elbowpads (turf)

 

2. 70 Dale Hellestrae           6-5   286 33   7 SMU                          72 18 brn crop        style 3 helmet, half cage, tc extended, wt wristbands   

                

Right Guards

 

1. 73 Larry Allen                 6-3   326 24   1 Sonoma St.                 92 20 blk fade        half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

2. 68 Michael Batiste           6-3   305 24   R Tulane    dk skin        

 

Right Tackles

 

1. 79 Erik Williams              6-6   324 27   4 Central St. Ohio         133 14 blk fade (2)    style 3 helmet, full cage, tc mouthpiece, wt wristbands, wt gloves, rubber pads (turf)

2. n/a (switch position to DT)                                       

 

Left Defensive Ends

 

1. n/a (switch position to MLB)

 

2. n/a (switch position to TE)

 

#  92 Tony Tolbert              6-5   263 28   6 UTEP                          107 11 blk fade       style 3 helmet, full cage, wt mouthpiece, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

Right Defensive Ends

 

1. 94 Charles Haley           6-5   255 31   9 J. Madison                   142 12 blk buzz       style 3 helmet, half cage, clr visor, neck roll, rubber pads, wt gloves

 

2. 96 Shante Carver           6-5   235 24   1 Arizona St.                   112   3 blk bald       style 3 helmet, half cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

Defensive Tackles

 

1. 78 Leon Lett                  6-6   291 27   4 Emporia State               111 13 blk fade      half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)

2. 67 Russell Maryland       6-1   282 26   4 Miami                            66 12 blk buzz       style 2 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves, rubber pads (turf)

 

3. 99 Hurvin McCormack    6-5   274 23   R Indiana                        132 13 blk crop      full cage, bk tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)

 

4. 95 Chad Hennings          6-6   295 30   3 Air Force                       14 10 blo crop       half cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

#  91 Darren Benson          6-7   305 21   R N/A           dk skin         22 17 blk crop       3 bar qb, wt wristbands,

 

Left Outside Linebackers

 

1. 58 Dixon Edwards          6-1   225 27   4 Michigan St.                   51   4 blk crop       half cage, bk elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

2. 54 Darryl Hardy            6-2   230 27   R Tennessee                  162   6 blk crop        full cage, wt nasal strip, wt gloves, wt sleeves

 

Middle Linebackers

 

1. 55 Robert Jones            6-2   244 26   3 E. Carolina                  102   6 blk crop        full cage, wt nasal strip, wt mouthpiece, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt elbowpads (turf) 

 

2. 52 Jim Schwantz            6-2   240 25   2 Purdue                         32   2 brn long        style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

#  56 Reggie Barnes           6-1   240 26   1 Oklahoma  dk skin                                     

 

Right Outside Linebackers

 

1. 59 Darrin Smith              6-1   230 25   2 Miami                          92   4 blk fade        full cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

2. 98 Godfrey Myles          6-1   240 27   4 Florida                       121   9 blk fade        half cage, wt mouthpiece, bk extended, bk elbowpads, wt

wristbands, wt gloves

 

Cornerbacks

 

1. 21 Deion Sanders (lefty) 6-1   190 28   6 Florida State                 17   7 blk fade (2)  style 3 helmet, 2 bar rb, wt elbowbands, wt wristbands, bk gloves, wt sleeves 

 

2. 26 Kevin Smith              5-11 177 25   3 Texas A&M                  273   5 blk fade       3 bar rb, wt wristbands, bk gloves

 

3. 24 Larry Brown              5-11 185 26   4 TCU                           192   4 blk crop        3 bar, wt wristbands, bk gloves, wt sleeves

 

4. 23 Robert Bailey            5-9   176 27   4 Miami                           81   2 blk bldng (2) 3 bar, wt wrist double, wt gloves (grass), tc gloves (turf)

#  29 Alundis Brice             5-10 178 25   R Ole Miss   dk skin        219   4 blk bald        3 bar, wt nasal strip, wt wrist double, tc gloves

 

Free Safeties

 

1. 31 Brock Marion             5-11 193 25   2 Nevada     med skin       12   8 blk crop       3 bar rb, rubber pads, wt wristbands, bk gloves, wt wrist double (turf), tc gloves (turf)              

 

2. 42 Charlie Williams        6-0   189 23   R Bowl. Green                   64   9 blk fade       3 bar rb, wt wristbands, right tc glove, left bk glove, wt

elbowands (turf)

 

#  43 Greg Briggs              6-3   212 27   2 Texas South. dk skin                                  full cage, eye paint, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

Strong Safeties

 

1. 28 Darren Woodson       6-1   216 26   3 Arizona St.                    273   4 blk fade       3 bar rb, wt elbowbands, wt wristbands, wt gloves

2. 25 Scott Case               6-1   188 33 11 Oklahoma                       55   2 brn crop       3 bar rb, eye paint, rubber pads, wt wristbands, bk gloves

 

3. 40 Bill Bates                  6-1   211 34 12 Tennessee                      61 10 brn crop       2 bar rb, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

4. n/a (switch position to CB)

 

Kicker

 

1. 18 Chris Boniol              5-11 170 24   1 LA. Tech                         63   3 brn crop       2 bar, wt sleeves       

 

Punter

 

1. 19 John Jett                  6-0   199 27   2 E. Carolina                     66   6 brn crop       2 bar (thin), wt sleeves               

 

Players Not Included

 

#  69 George Hegamin    G 6-7   331 22   1 N.C. State  dk skin        133 20 blk crop       full cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

#  81 Edward Hervey  WR                                        dk skin

 

#  90 Oscar Sturgis     DE  6-5   278 24   1 N. Carolina   dk skin

 

#  27 Greg Tremble     FS   5-11 188 23   R Georgia    dk skin

Player Ratings           spd-str-awr-agi-acl-cth-car-jmp-bkt-tak-thp-tha-pbk-rbk-kpr-kac-ret-stm-inj-tgh

 

Aikman                      61-63-97-58-60-28-53-56-49-23-95-98-26-28-23-20-0-92-83-84

 

W. Wilson                  63-55-89-62-58-25-45-47-43-21-78-89-26-29-21-18-0-75-80-64

 

J. Garrett                   55-54-66-53-53-26-53-48-51-11-81-76-22-18-18-26-0-84-76-62

 

E. Smith                    95-70-95-97-98-82-96-83-86-30-37-28-49-45-33-23-10-97-87-98

 

S. Williams                83-60-55-83-83-65-81-70-65-22-27-23-30-34-25-20-50-77-73-66

 

D. Ross                    82-63-46-82-80-58-63-58-62-29-30-27-37-40-27-22-15-70-77-65

 

D. Johnston               69-78-94-69-64-67-83-50-74-24-36-23-70-79-27-22-8-90-88-81

 

D. Lang                     82-69-66-81-82-66-74-65-63-22-27-25-49-43-26-20-69-76-77-64

 

M. Irvin                     95-68-94-94-94-99-93-92-75-20-27-24-35-44-26-24-15-95-84-88

 

K. Williams                88-51-68-88-87-84-66-84-69-18-25-24-27-33-24-19-91-82-80-64

 

C. Fleming                 85-61-58-82-88-76-65-81-61-23-27-26-28-32-28-23-25-77-79-63

 

D. Sanders                98-54-55-98-96-70-68-90-37-51-20-26-13-18-17-16-88-97-72-62

 

B. Davis                    86-58-48-86-84-74-57-81-63-17-25-22-29-26-23-19-25-76-79-58

 

Novacek                   71-70-96-70-66-87-73-72-67-24-34-26-64-62-24-15-8-85-83-76

 Bjornson                    73-62-55-70-70-81-69-64-61-22-25-23-57-50-24-18-8-83-86-64

K. Watkins                 56-84-54-56-69-46-40-35-73-26-37-27-72-76-28-22-8-74-83-73

 

Tuinei                        54-90-96-52-70-17-21-36-32-36-23-32-95-91-31-19-0-70-82-88

 

R. Stone                    59-87-66-57-79-19-36-38-28-32-28-21-87-89-32-26-0-74-82-87

 

N. Newton                 44-98-97-41-68-16-15-30-43-30-35-18-90-99-35-17-0-56-83-90

 

Donaldson                 44-94-98-42-65-19-16-36-33-26-32-21-93-96-29-16-0-56-62-85

 

Hellestrae                  47-86-83-47-61-19-17-45-33-26-27-18-82-77-24-17-0-65-83-75

 

L. Allen                      52-92-67-52-77-30-15-33-30-17-25-21-95-98-32-35-0-75-88-92

 

Batiste                      51-87-52-51-72-19-22-47-36-27-26-20-76-79-28-19-0-67-71-76

 

E. Williams                44-93-87-40-65-17-14-39-44-31-33-22-83-88-28-14-0-60-74-84

 

T. Tolbert                   72-84-86-70-70-31-27-62-32-86-27-21-27-41-28-13-0-79-84-74

 

C. Haley                   83-82-97-83-81-34-32-57-30-82-23-16-29-50-27-22-0-78-61-86

 

Carver                      76-73-63-75-78-24-28-60-23-72-25-18-22-32-29-21-0-79-71-68

 

Lett                           62-90-91-62-73-24-21-46-33-90-31-21-32-51-33-16-0-67-66-90

 

Maryland                   68-90-88-76-68-29-25-49-42-83-28-24-28-45-25-17-0-77-61-87

 

H. McCormack           66-82-54-64-67-24-22-58-21-73-32-22-28-43-28-24-0-76-75-73

 

Hennings                   59-85-84-58-63-24-22-51-23-85-23-22-22-36-24-18-0-73-84-78

 

D. Benson                 63-81-49-60-71-24-21-47-43-72-31-19-28-42-31-23-0-74-70-74

 

D. Edwards                75-77-85-76-79-39-43-63-26-79-27-19-21-33-24-19-0-79-81-83

 

D. Hardy                   72-67-51-72-71-42-33-65-31-72-23-22-23-34-23-22-0-76-72-66

 

R. Jones                   74-73-82-75-74-41-38-62-34-91-24-20-26-41-27-20-0-82-71-80

 

Schwantz                   68-71-60-68-68-37-33-56-23-79-24-20-22-32-27-21-0-75-74-70

 

R. Barnes                  69-73-52-68-67-37-32-51-25-73-26-19-24-39-29-20-0-73-70-64

 

D. Smith                    81-66-75-81-80-49-46-66-34-86-20-19-18-19-21-22-0-77-57-74

 

G. Myles                   76-75-71-72-83-42-36-62-32-85-23-22-23-44-28-22-0-77-76-67

 

D. Sanders                 98-54-93-98-96-70-68-90-37-51-20-26-13-18-17-16-88-97-72-62

 

K. Smith                    92-54-84-90-89-68-59-87-24-78-22-22-15-19-22-18-10-80-52-63

 

L. Brown                    87-49-82-85-84-74-62-81-26-63-21-18-14-18-21-18-10-79-82-68

 

R. Bailey                   86-45-74-86-84-56-47-82-21-53-28-24-13-24-19-14-10-74-78-65

 

Brice                         88-48-54-86-86-52-48-85-24-43-22-21-12-17-16-18-10-72-80-54

 

Marion                       87-57-72-82-85-70-50-81-36-74-19-19-20-25-27-28-74-83-76-82

 

C. Williams                84-57-55-83-83-52-42-77-23-58-23-18-15-20-22-20-25-74-71-62

 

G. Briggs                   81-61-52-80-80-48-39-73-25-70-26-20-19-26-24-21-10-76-74-65

 

D. Woodson               85-62-83-88-92-63-43-74-34-85-25-23-21-24-28-19-10-99-78-89

 

Case                         76-61-89-74-75-61-51-66-26-63-22-20-20-26-24-21-10-73-82-70

 

B. Bates                    73-55-80-73-80-52-54-65-26-77-23-20-20-30-21-20-0-74-78-78

 

Boniol                        59-29-71-58-55-37-30-36-15-17-25-20-13-18-91-90-0-56-71-36

 

J. Jett                       55-36-76-54-54-35-26-28-18-20-22-19-17-25-88-88-0-65-76-32

 

 

1995 Dallas Cowboys Individual Leaders

 

Passing: Troy Aikman, 3304 yds., 64.8 comp. pct, 17 TDs, 93.6 rating

 

Rushing: Emmitt Smith, 1773 yds., 25 TDs, 4.7 yds./carry

 

Receiving: Michael Irvin, 111 rec., 1603 yds., 10 TDs

 

Touchdowns: Emmitt Smith, 5 (25 rush., 0 rec.)

 

QB Sacks: Charles Haley, 10.5

 

Interceptions: Larry Brown & Brock Marion, 6

 

Scoring: Emmitt Smith, 150 pts. (25 TDs)

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1995 NFC EAST STANDINGS

 

1st Place – Dallas (12-4)

 

2nd Place – Philadelphia (10-6)

 

3rd Place – Washington (6-10)

 

4th Place – N.Y. Giants (5-11)

 

5th Place – Arizona (4-12)

 

 

Wide Receiver Michael Irvin had another terrific Pro Bowl season in 1995, even without Alvin Harper to assist him.  He caught 111 passes for 1,603 yards and 10 touchdowns on the season.

Halfback Emmitt Smith had his greatest season in 1995 - a season which he ran for a career high 1,773 yards and rushed for a career high 25 touchdowns.  His running would lead the Cowboys to their third World Championship in four years.

Please check out the 1971 Cowboys Super Bowl Championship squad and other great squads.  Please check out the link below:

 

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