Dak Prescott has passed Tony Romo with 249 career touchdown passes. The eras are different, but the milestone still belongs in Cowboys history.

How a cold afternoon in Chicago gave a young Cowboys team something it hadn't possessed in years: proof. Before the Dallas Cowboys became the team of the 1990s, they had to become a playoff team again. That sounds obvious now. It wasn't on December 29, 1991. There were no Lombardi Trophies waiting in the Cowboys' locker room at Soldier Field. No dynasty. No Triplets mythology. No certainty that Jimmy Johnson's great reconstruction project was going to end anywhere near Canton

From Camden Brown's breakout against Seattle to the preseason game that changed Dak Prescott's career, Cowboys history proves August football can matter.

Every Cowboys fan has a favorite moment. Maybe it’s Troy Aikman dropping a perfect pass into Michael Irvin’s hands. Maybe it’s Emmitt Smith refusing to go down. Maybe it’s watching Dallas hoist its third Lombardi Trophy in four years. But here’s the funny thing… None of those moments happen without one phone call in October 1989. If there were a Mount Rushmore of NFL front-office moves, the Herschel Walker trade would have its own mountain. The Cowboys Were a Beautiful Mess W