Dallas Cowboys 2005 Schedule Preseason Sat. Aug. 13 Dallas 11 Arizona 13 Mon. Aug. 22 Dallas 18 Seattle 10 Sat. Aug. 27 Houston 9 Dallas 21 Thur. Sept. 1 Jacksonville 20 Dallas 27 Regular Season Sun. Sept. 11 Dallas 28 San Diego 24 Mon. Sept. 19 Washington 14 Dallas 13 The Cowboys were leading 13-0 with 4 minutes left in the game. But in only a 1 minute and 17 second frame of time, the Cowboys were losing. The Redskins' Santana Moss completed 2 touchdown passes, of 39 and 70 yards. Washington left Texas Stadium with a 1 point victory. Sun. Sept. 25 Dallas 34 San Francisco 31 Sun. Oct. 2 Dallas 13 Oakland 19 Sun. Oct. 9 Philadelphia 10 Dallas 33 Sun. Oct. 16 N.Y. Giants 13 Dallas 16 Sun. Oct. 23 Dallas 10 Seattle 13 Sun. Oct. 30 Arizona 13 Dallas 34 Sun. Nov. 6 Bye Mon. Nov. 14 Dallas 21 Philadelphia 20 On this day, Bill Parcells goes to his brother's funeral and also, the Monday night game with the Eagles. Was his mind on the game? If it was, it shouldn't have been. In the 4th quarter, Roy Williams intercepts the ball and takes it in for a touchdown. Sun. Nov. 20 Detroit 7 Dallas 20 Cowboys kicker Billy Cundiff boots a 56 year field goal, the longest in team history. Cundiff was just re-signed by the Cowboys on November 19, the day before this game. Detroit had 17 penalties for 129 yards. Thur. Nov. 24 Denver 24 Dallas 21 Sun. Dec. 4 Dallas 10 N.Y. Giants 17 Cowboys quarterback Drew Bledsoe was sacked four times. Cowboys cornerback Aaron Glenn had 2 interceptions. Sun. Dec. 11 Kansas City 3:15 p.m. Sun. Dec. 18 At Washington Noon Sat. Dec. 24 At Carolina Noon Sun. Jan. 1 St. Louis 7:30 p.m.	Dallas Cowboys 2004 Schedule Preseason Aug. 14 Dallas 0 Houston 18 Aug. 21 Dallas 21 Oakland 20 Aug. 30 Tennessee 17 Dallas 20 Sept. 2 Kansas City 20 Dallas 24 Regular Season Sept. 12 Dallas 17 Minnesota 35 Sept. 19 Cleveland 12 Dallas 19 Sept. 27 Dallas 21 Washington 18 Week 4 BYE Oct. 10 N.Y. Giants 26 Dallas 10 Oct. 17 Pittsburgh 24 Dallas 20 Oct. 24 Dallas 20 Green Bay 41 Oct. 31 Detroit 21 Dallas 31 Nov. 7 Dallas 3 Cincinnati 26 Nov. 15 Philadelphia 49 Dallas 21 Nov. 21 Dallas 10 Baltimore 30 Nov. 25 Chicago 7 Dallas 21 Dec. 6 Dallas 43 Seattle 39 Dec. 12 New Orleans 27 Dallas 13 Dec. 19 Dallas 7 Philadelphia 12 Dec. 26 Washington 10 Dallas 13 Jan. 2 Dallas 24 N.Y. Giants 28
Dallas Cowboys 2003 Schedule Preseason Sat., Aug. 9 Dallas 0 Arizona 13 Fri., Aug. 15 Houston 6 Dallas 34 QB Quincy Carter went 10 of 17 for 141 yards. RB Troy Hambrick had 38 yards on 8 tries. QB Tony Romo completed 4 of 6 for 74 yards, which included a 60 yard touchdown to Randal Williams. Thu. Aug. 21 Dallas 14 Pittsburgh 15 Thu. Aug. 28 Oakland 13 Dallas 52 Regular Season Sun. Sept. 7 Atlanta 27 Dallas 13 Mon. Sept. 15 Dallas 35 New York Giants 32 Sun. Sept. 21 BYE Sun. Sept. 28 Dallas 17 New York Jets 6 Sun. Oct. 5 Arizona 7 Dallas 24 Sun. Oct. 12 Philadelphia 21 Dallas 23 Sun. Oct. 19 Dallas 38 Detroit 7 Sun. Oct. 26 Dallas 0 Tampa Bay 16 Sun. Nov. 2 Washington 14 Dallas 21 Sun. Nov. 9 Buffalo 6 Dallas 10 Sun. Nov. 16 Dallas 0 New England 12 Sun. Nov. 23 Carolina 20 Dallas 24 Thu. Nov. 27 Miami 40 Dallas 21 Sun. Dec. 7 Dallas 10 Philadelphia 36 Sun. Dec. 14 Dallas 27 Washington 0 Sun. Dec. 21 New York Giants 3 Dallas 19 Sun. Dec. 28 Dallas 7 New Orleans 13 Post-season Sat., Jan. 3 Dallas 10 Carolina 29	Dallas Cowboys 2002 Schedule Preseason Oakland 6 Dallas 20 Dallas 19 Carolina 16 Atlanta 21 Dallas 19 Dallas 28 Jacksonville 25 Regular Season Sunday Sept. 8 Dallas 10 Houston 19 The Texans are now the 2nd expansion team in NFL history to win their 1st game. The Cowboys fall 19-10 on ESPN's Sunday Night Football at Houston's brand new Reliant Stadium. The Dallas passing game has some problems. Sunday Sept. 15 Tennessee 13 Dallas 21 Sunday Sept. 22 Dallas 13 Philadelphia 44 Sunday Sept. 29 Dallas 13 St. Louis 10 Sunday Oct. 6 New York Giants 21 Dallas 17 Sunday Oct. 13 Carolina 13 Dallas 14 Sunday Oct. 20 Dallas 6 Arizona 9 (OT) Carter threw four interceptions in the Arizona game. The Cowboys lose in overtime when Arizona kicks a field goal. As of October 21, Quincy Carter is out and Chad Hutchinson is in as the starting quarterback. Hutchinson has not played in the NFL. His last game was as a sophomore at Stanford. He played pro baseball for 4 years, then returned to football in 2001. Sunday Oct. 27 Seattle 17 Dallas 14 Emmitt Smith becomes the NFL's career rushing leader bypassing the late great Walter Payton of the Chicago Bears. Emmitt broke Payton's mark of 16,726 yards. It happened on an 11 yard run with 9:10 left in the game. In the Dallas playbook it's called the "15-Lead". Emmitt Smith had 109 yards against Seattle. His career rushing total is now 16,743 yards and has 150 touchdowns on the ground. New quarterback Chad Hutchinson completed 12 of 24 passes for 145 yards. Sunday Nov. 3 Dallas 7 Detroit 9 Sunday Nov. 10 Bye Week Sunday Nov. 17 Dallas 3 Indianapolis 20 Sunday Nov. 24 Jacksonville 19 Dallas 21 Thursday Nov. 28 Washington 20 Dallas 27 Sunday Dec. 8 San Francisco 31 Dallas 27 Sunday Dec. 15 Dallas 7 NY Giants 37 Saturday Dec. 21 Philadelphia 27 Dallas 3 Emmitt rushed only 30 yards on 8 carries. This marks the 3rd straight year Dallas has had double digit losses which is a first in team history. Smith tied his season low for carries and had his 2nd lowest yardage total of the season. He needs 38 yards to get his record extending 12th straight 1,000 yard season. Sunday Dec. 29 Dallas 14 Washington 20 The Cowboys ended 5-11 in each of Dave Campo's 3 years as coach. It is the first time in franchise history Dallas has had 3 straight seasons with at least 10 losses. Jerry Jones says it was "the most disappointing year". Emmitt Smith had a season low 13 yards on 18 carries in this game. He completed the 2002 season with 975 yards, which meant he fell short of 1,000 yards for the 1st time since his rookie year of 1990. Emmitt says he still wants to play with the Dallas Cowboys or elsewhere. Jerry Jones has indicated Smith won't be a Cowboy next year unless he takes a big pay cut. That's not very neighborly, JERRY, after everything Emmitt Smith has done for the team. NOTE: Dallas in 2002 has no appearances on Monday Night Football for the first time since 1990.
Dallas Cowboys 2001 Schedule Preseason Saturday, Aug. 4 Dallas 14 Oakland 21 Saturday, Aug. 11 Denver 20 Dallas 6 Saturday, Aug. 18 Dallas 10 New Orleans 16 Monday, Aug. 27 Dallas 21 Oakland 6 Thursday, Aug. 30 Jacksonville 17 Dallas 27 Regular Season Sept. 9 Dallas 6 Tampa Bay 10 Sept. 23 Dallas 21 San Diego 32 Sept. 30 Dallas 18 Philadelphia 40 Oct. 7 Dallas 21 Oakland 28 Oct. 15 Dallas 9 Washington 7 Oct. 28 Dallas 17 Arizona 3 Nov. 4 Dallas 24 New York Giants 27 (overtime) This was a devastating loss for the Cowboys. They controlled the game early on leading at halftime 24-7, and eventually lost control. There was a questionable decision made to put QB Ryan Leaf in at a critical time in the game. Nov. 11 Dallas 13 Atlanta 20 Nov. 18 Dallas 3 Philadelphia 36 Nov. 22 Dallas 24 Denver 26 Dec. 2 Dallas 20 Washington 14 Dec. 9 Dallas 20 New York Giants 13 Dec. 16 Dallas 3 Seattle 29 Dec. 23 Dallas 10 Arizona 17 Dec. 30 Dallas 27 San Francisco 21 Jan. 6 Dallas 10 Detroit 15 This was the final NFL game played in the Silverdome. Emmitt had 77 yards and a touchdown. During the 2001 season, he gained 1,021 yards. This meant EMMITT SMITH IS THE FIRST PLAYER IN NFL HISTORY TO RUSH FOR 1,000 OR MORE YARDS IN 11 STRAIGHT SEASONS.	Dallas Cowboys 2000 Schedule Sun., Sep. 3 Philadelphia 41, Dallas 14 Sun., Sep. 10 Arizona 32, Dallas 31 Mon., Sep. 18 Washington 27, Dallas 21 Sun., Sep. 24 San Francisco 41, Dallas 24 Sun., Oct. 1 Dallas 16, Carolina 13 in overtime Sun., Oct. 8 BYE Sun., Oct. 15 Dallas 14, Giants 19 Troy threw 5 interceptions, but he's got my full support. Sun., Oct. 22 Arizona 7, Dallas 48 Cowboys experience their largest victory margin since 1980. The Cardinals got whipped so bad they let their coach Vince Tobin go. Sun., Oct. 29 Jacksonville 23, Dallas 17 Sun., Nov. 5 Philadelphia 16, Dallas 13 Sun., Nov. 12 Cincinnati 6, Dallas 23 Sun., Nov. 19 Baltimore 27, Dallas 0 This was one of the most pathetic games in several years. Baltimore totally dominated Dallas in this game. Thu., Nov. 23 Minnesota 27, Dallas 15 Sun., Dec. 3 Tampa Bay 27, Dallas 7 Sun., Dec. 10 Washington 13, Dallas 32 FINALLY, Dallas appears to be playing with some kind of emotion. Troy left the game in the 1st quarter with another concussion and was replaced by Anthony Wright. This was a very important day for one of our major contributors. Emmitt along with Barry Sanders, are the only 2 runningbacks ever that have 10 consecutive 1,000 rushing yard seasons. Also, Emmitt, Barry Sanders and Walter Payton are the only 3 runningbacks to reach the 15,000 yard mark in their career. In this game, Emmitt had 150 yards against Washington's #2 defense. Sun., Dec. 17 New York Giants 17, Dallas 13 It was a shame to lose this game. Dallas QB Anthony Wright made his first NFL start. Emmitt scored in the 1st quarter from the 1. In the 2nd quarter, Dallas kicker Tim Seder hit 2 field goals from 47 and 44 yards out. So Dallas controlled the ball game 13-0, going into the half. In the 3rd quarter, Jason Tucker fumbled the kickoff, which resulted in the Giants missing a field goal attempt. Later, Giants QB Kerry Collins completed a 33 yard touchdown pass to WR Amani Toomer. INTERESTING NOTE: At 9:12 in the 3rd quarter, Cowboys #54 Darren Hambrick is called for unnecessary roughness. Dave Campo was on the sideline going crazy because he wanted Hambrick to leave the field and come and stand right beside him but Hambrick was refusing to come out of the game. Joe Bowden was sent in to get Hambrick out of the game, and finally on the 2nd try Hambrick went to the sideline. When Hambrick did go to the sideline, Dallas defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer kept him away from Campo. In the 4th quarter, the game turned sour for the Cowboys. Dallas QB Anthony Wright threw an interception, which the Giants Tiki Barber turned into a touchdown on the next play. Then, Giants kicker Brad Daluiso hit a field goal from 45 yards. The Cowboys could have been the spoiler for the Giants, but the Giants won 17-13, and clinched the NFC East title and a 1st round bye in the playoffs. Mon., Dec. 25 Tennessee 31 Dallas 0 Cowboys crash in this shutout against the Titans that ends a really dismal season.
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