how many super bowls have the dallas cowboys been to?
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Eight - \n\nDallas Cowboys - 5 wins and 3 losses.
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Here is where the next 4 Superbowls are being played\n\nSuperbowl XLI(2007) is in Miami, FL\nSuperbowl XLII(2008) is in Glendale, AZ\nSuperbowl XLIII(2009) is in Tampa, FL\nSuperbowl XLIV(2010) is in Miami, FL *again*
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There has only been one. It was Chuck Howley, the linebacker for the Cowboys, in Superbowl V
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# 12 - 23 times. The players are: \n\nTerry Bradshaw, Roger Staubach, Joe Namath, Jim Kelly, Tom Brady, Bob Griese, Rich Gannon, Chris Chandler, Stan Humphries, Ken Stabler\n\n# 7 - 11 Times\n# 16 - 9 times\n\n(for the other guesses - #6 has never been & #13 has 4 times)
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The Dallas Cowboys over the Buffalo Bills in Atlanta
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The Steelers have been to 13 AFC championships, but only won 6 of them. Out of the six super bowls they have made it to they've won five.
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san francisco and dallas share the record for most superbowls won at a number of five each, if you are looking for conferance chapionships then tell me which division.
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6 they are tyed with the most with the 49ers and Cowboys
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Dallas could most certainly make it to the Super Bowl.  As long as the front line keeps Romo safe, TO starts catching a few more, and that new kicker can make it between the uprights instead of hitting that damn pole, there is NO stopping the  Cowboys.  They may have 2 more tough games and the rest should be easy wins.  This week, Eli wants to take down the team that took down his big brother, but it ain't going to happen.  There is such a thing as trying to hard and he is going to have a meltdown doing just that.  Close game, yes, Giants win, HELL NO!    New Orleans is on a roll, they want to give LA something to be proud of again.  The game will go to whoever wants it more.  As for the last 3 games, Atlanta is on its way out, Philly ain't winning anymore ball games without Mcnabb, and Detroit doesn't stand a chance.   I say Dallas ends the regular season 11 and 5 and pushes through with some tight games and gets to the Super Bowl.
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The Dallas Cowboys website...
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I don't think so because there have been so many new rivals. Also, who wants to see the same teams play your team over and over without any diversity. Would you want to see the same exact schedule ever year, not me. I say thanks for the new teams.  Side note, Go Cowboys, Yeah!!!!
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Barry Sanders.\n\nThe whole time Barry was with Detroit I think only one offensive lineman went to one pro bowl.  No quarterbacks or wide recievers went at all, besides mel gray as a return man.\n\nWhen Emmit was in Dallas, the Cowboys commonly had 3 lineman in mutiple pro bowls.  Troy Aikman went to several and Michael Irvin went to several.\n\nThe deal is that Barry quit while still in his prime.  He could have easily gotten the rushing record himself.  While I believe Emmit was the better back at the goal line, simply because he was a bigger and more straight ahead runner, over all I think Barry was better.  Every opponent that Detroit played but 8 men in the box to stop him and he still ran wild.  The passing game was horrible and the line was horrible everybody knew they were giving it to Barry and they still couldn't stop him.  With Dallas, you couldn't sell out to stop the run because Aikman and Irvin would barbeque you if you did.  Detroit couldn't pass gas man.
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1993-The Cowboys won it against the Bills.
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I think UT has a slight edge:  \nIf my calculations are correct, UT has had at least 42 and UGA 41.\n\n(From source #1) \nAs of early Jan 2006:\n"Georgia has had a total of 36 of its former players make 55 appearances in Super Bowl games."\nAnd in last year's Bowl FB Mack Strong and QB David Greene of the Seattle Seahawks; WR Hines Ward, RB Verron Haynes, and LB Arnold Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers played.\n(So that's a total of 41, I think - 36 +2 +3 = 41)\n\nFrom Source #2:\nHere's a look at Vols in the Super Bowl (As of Feb 2005): \n\n1 Bill Anderson (Super Bowl I, Green Bay). \n2 Ron Widby (Super Bowl V, VI, Dallas)  \n3 Richmond Flowers (Super Bowl V, Dallas). \n4 Steve Kiner (Super Bowl V, Dallas) \n5 Bob Petrella (Super Bowl VI, Miami) \n6 Neil Clabo (Super Bowl XI, Minnesota) \n7 Craig Colquitt (Super Bowls XIII and XIV, Pittsburgh) \n8 Eddie Brown (Super Bowl XIV, Los Angeles Rams) \n9 Jack Reynolds (Super Bowls XIV, Rams; XVI and XIX, San Francisco) \n10 Mickey Marvin (Super Bowls XV, Oakland Raiders; XVIII, Los Angeles Raiders). \n11 Craig Puki (Super Bowl XVI, San Francisco) \n12 Roland James (Super Bowl XX, New England) \n13 Stanley Morgan (Super Bowl XX, New England)\n14 Brian Ingram (Super Bowl XX, New England) . \n15 Willie Gault (Super Bowl XX, Chicago)  \n16 Raleigh McKenzie (Super Bowls XXII and XXVI, Washington). \n17 Tim McGee (Super Bowl XXIII, Cincinnati) Carl Zander (Super Bowl XXIII, Cincinnati)\n18 David Douglas (Super Bowl XXIII, Cincinnati). \n19 Keith DeLong (Super Bowl XXIV, San Francisco).\n20 Alvin Harper (Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII, Dallas)\n21 Chris Mims (Super Bowl XIX). \n22 Bill Bates (Super Bowls XXVII, XXVIII, and XXX, Dallas) \n23 Cory Fleming (Super Bowl XXX, Dallas). \n24 Reggie White (Super Bowls XXXI and XXXII, Green Bay) \n25 Bruce Wilkerson (Super Bowls XXXI and XXXII, Green Bay). \n26 Aaron Hayden (Super Bowl XXXII, Green Bay)\n27 Chuck Smith (Super Bowl XXXIII, Atlanta) \n28 Ben Talley (Super Bowl XXXIII, Atlanta). \n29 Marcus Nash (Super Bowl XXXIII, Denver). \n30 Trey Teague (Super Bowl XXXIII, Denver, injured). \n31 Joey Kent (Super Bowl XXXIV, Tennessee). \n32 Jason Layman (Super Bowl XXXIV, Tennessee). \n33 Leonard Little (Super Bowls XXXIV and XXXVI, St. Louis). \n34 Jamal Lewis (Super Bowl XXXV, Baltimore Ravens) \n35 Dave Thomas (Super Bowl XXXV, New York Giants) \n36 Marcus Nash (Super Bowl XXXV, Baltimore). \n37 Cosey Coleman (Tampa Bay, Super Bowl XXXVII). \n38 Charley Garner (Oakland, Super Bowl XXXVII) \n39 Travis Stephens (Tampa Bay, Super Bowl XXXVII, injured). \n40 Deon Grant (Carolina, Super Bowl XXXVIII).\n(The below 2 were added by me)\n41 Darwin Walker (Philadelphia, Super Bowl XXXIX)\n42 Cedrick Wilson (Pittsburgh, Super Bowl XL) \nThat's a total of 42, and there may have been more.
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Super Bowl I  QB  Bart Starr  Green Bay  \nSuper Bowl II  QB  Bart Starr  Green Bay  \nSuper Bowl III  QB  Joe Namath  N.Y. Jets  \nSuper Bowl IV  QB  Len Dawson  Kansas City  \nSuper Bowl V  LB  Chuck Howley  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl VI  QB  Roger Staubach  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl VII  S  Jake Scott  Miami  \nSuper Bowl VIII  RB  Larry Csonka  Miami  \nSuper Bowl IX  RB  Franco Harris  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl X  WR  Lynn Swann  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl XI  WR  Fred Biletnikoff  Oakland  \nSuper Bowl XII  DT Randy White  Dallas\n                DE Harvey Martin  Dallas\nSuper Bowl XIII  QB  Terry Bradshaw  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl XIV  QB  Terry Bradshaw  Pittsburgh  \nSuper Bowl XV  QB  Jim Plunkett  Oakland  \nSuper Bowl XVI  QB  Joe Montana  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XVII  RB  John Riggins  Washington  \nSuper Bowl XVIII  RB  Marcus Allen  L.A. Raiders  \nSuper Bowl XIX  QB  Joe Montana  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XX  DE  Richard Dent  Chicago  \nSuper Bowl XXI  QB  Phil Simms  NY Giants  \nSuper Bowl XXII  QB  Doug Williams  Washington  \nSuper Bowl XXIII  WR  Jerry Rice  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XXIV  QB  Joe Montana  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XXV  RB  Ottis Anderson  NY Giants  \nSuper Bowl XXVI  QB  Mark Rypien  Washington  \nSuper Bowl XXVII  QB  Troy Aikman  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl XXVIII  RB  Emmitt Smith  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl XXIX  QB  Steve Young  San Francisco  \nSuper Bowl XXX  CB  Larry Brown  Dallas  \nSuper Bowl XXXI  KR  Desmond Howard  Green Bay  \nSuper Bowl XXXII  RB  Terrell Davis  Denver  \nSuper Bowl XXXIII  QB  John Elway  Denver  \nSuper Bowl XXXIV  QB  Kurt Warner  St. Louis  \nSuper Bowl XXXV  LB  Ray Lewis  Baltimore  \nSuper Bowl XXXVI  QB  Tom Brady  New England  \nSuper Bowl XXXVII  S  Dexter Jackson  Tampa Bay  \nSuper Bowl XXXVIII  QB  Tom Brady  New England Patriots  \nSuper Bowl XXXIX  WR  Deion Branch  New England Patriots
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The Dallas Cowboys are the best NFL team of all-time for numerous reasons. I'm not saying this because I am a huge Cowboys fan. They have proven it for over decades. They share the record for most Super Bowls won, 5, alongside the San Francisco 49ers and, more recently, the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, unlike the era of Jerry Rice and the Steel Curtain, the Cowboys have won with different players every time they went to the Super Bowl. They have always had one of the best defenses in the NFL, and they have the type of offense that answers back in a critical game. Sure, the Cowboys have had icons like Troy Aikman, Mike Ditka, Michael Irvin, Deion Sanders, Emmitt Smith, and Roger Staubach, and coaches like Jimmie Johnson and Bill Parcells, but the number of players that made a name under the Cowboys shows how mighty the franchise is. They can make any player into an NFL icon. Without a doubt, the Dallas Cowboys are the best NFL franchise of all time.
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The Dallas Cowboys have won more season, playoff and championship games than any other National football League Team. You can look up stats all day long and never be able to come up with any that say otherwise. \n\ndiclaimer!!\n\n**I am not necessarily a Cowboys fan, I am an NFL fan  - bigtime - and although I have my fav teams, stats such as the above mentioned don't lie.\n\nok - here's where I say "Go (myteam)"