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Preseason: Cowboys vs. Raiders
Photos from the Cowboys-Raiders preseason game at O.co Coliseum in Oakland, CA.
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LB Rolando McClain - Unrestricted
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DL Terrell McClain - Unrestricted
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WR Terrance Williams - Unrestricted
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CB Brandon Carr - Unrestricted
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S Barry Church - Unrestricted
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LB Justin Durant - Unrestricted
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LB Andrew Gachkar - Unrestricted
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DL Ryan Davis - Unrestricted
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DL Richard Ash - Unrestricted
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G Ronald Leary - Unrestricted
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RB Darren McFadden - Unrestricted
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QB Mark Sanchez - Unrestricted
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QB Kellen Moore - Unrestricted
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- 2016 Cowboys – No other team on this list had a bigger turnaround from the previous season. With a rookie QB and RB, these Cowboys were positioned to make a run, only to fall short by a field goal.
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- 2014 Cowboys – Had it not been for the "Dez catch" against Green Bay, this team might not have even made the list at all. But the 12-4 team had a record-setting season by DeMarco Murray and arguably Tony Romo's best season.
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- 2007 Cowboys – In Tony Romo's first season as the starter, the Cowboys rolled to a 13-3 finish with the top seed in the playoffs. With 13 Pro Bowlers – covering all three phases of the team – the Cowboys were the favorites in the NFC, only to fall short to the eventual-champion Giants, who they had swept during the regular season.
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DL Jack Crawford - Unrestricted
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WR Brice Butler - Unrestricted
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TE Gavin Escobar - Unrestricted
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G Jonathan Cooper - Unrestricted
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RB Lance Dunbar - Unrestricted
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DL David Irving - Exclusive Rights
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- 1994 Cowboys – Looking to become the first and only team in NFL history to win three straight Super Bowls, the Cowboys dealt with all sorts of injuries, along with a coaching change to Barry Switzer. Still, without a 21-0 deficit to start the NFC Championship Game vs. the 49ers, the Cowboys just might have pulled it off. They came back the next year and won the Super Bowl, becoming the first team to win three in a four-year period.
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- 1978 Cowboys – This season is remembered mostly by one play – a dropped pass in the end zone by Hall of Fame tight end Jackie Smith in Super Bowl XIII. The Steelers claimed another title at the Cowboys' expense, ruining Dallas' chance to win back-to-back Super Bowls.
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- 1968 Cowboys – Throughout the regular season, the Cowboys were rather dominant, finishing 12-2 with the fewest points allowed in a single season by a Dallas defense. But a disappointing loss to the Browns in the first playoff game gave them another frustrating finish.
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- 1970 Cowboys – Another heartbreak ending for the Cowboys, who were finding new ways to get disappointed. In Super Bowl V, the Cowboys lost by a field goal in the final seconds against the Colts. This team would bounce back the following year and finally claim a title.
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- 1981 Cowboys – This was the second of three straight teams to lose the NFC Championship game. This year, the 49ers needed "The Catch" by Dwight Clark to beat them. But the Cowboys actually lost a fumble on the ensuing drive when they were headed for a field goal. The 12-4 team lost three games by a field goal and then the final game by a single point.
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- 1966 Cowboys – These were the teams that had the Cowboys tagged as "Next Year's Champions." A crushing loss to the Packers in the Cotton Bowl was the first of two postseason defeats to Green Bay, followed by the Ice Bowl loss in 1967.
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- 1975 Cowboys – This 10-4 team had the "Dirty Dozen" rookies and needed a Hail Mary in the playoffs to advance. But the Steelers edged in the Super Bowl thanks to a couple of incredible plays by Lynn Swann.
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