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NEWS RELEASE One Cowboys Parkway * Irving, Texas 75063 (972) 497-4959 * (972) 556-9918 (fax) www.dallascowboys.com REGULAR SEASON GAME #1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2013 DALLAS COWBOYS VS. NEW YORK GIANTS AT&T STADIUM -- 7:30 P.M. (CDT) PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTACTS: Rich Dalrymple...972-497-4953...rdalrymple@dallascowboys.net Scott Agulnek...972-497-4956...sagulnek@dallascowboys.net Jancy Briles...972-497-4329...jbriles@dallascowboys.net Joe Trahan...972-497-4552...jtrahan@dallascowboys.net Emily Robbins...972-497-4359...erobbins@dallascowboys.net Whitney Brandon..972-497-4955...wbrandon@dallascowboys.net QUICK FACTS: DALLAS COWBOYS (0-0) VS. NEW YORK GIANTS (0-0) Series Record: Dallas leads the series 57-43-2 Last Meeting: New York 29, @ Dallas 24, Oct. 28, 2012 Last Meeting in Dallas: New York 29, Dallas 24, Oct. 28, 2012 Last Cowboys Win: Dallas 27, @ New York 14, Sept. 5, 2012 Series Streak: The teams split the last and New York won three of four. RADIO & TELEVISION RADIO KRLD-FM - 105.3 The Fan Play-by-Play: Brad Sham Analyst: Babe Laufenberg Sideline Reporter: Kristi Scales Tune into 105.3 The Fan for pregame and postgame coverage before and after every Dallas Cowboys game. KMVK-FM 107.5 Mega (Spanish) Play-by-Play: Victor Villalba Analyst: Luis Perez Compass Media Network (National) Play-by-Play: Kevin Burkhardt Analyst: Danny White TELEVISION NBC Sports - KXAS NBC 5 in Dallas/Fort Worth Play-by-Play: Al Michaels Analyst: Cris Collinsworth Sideline Reporter: Michele Tafoya Cowboys Special Edition with Jerry Jones KTVT CBS11 in Dallas/Ft. Worth 10:30 p.m. Saturday night The Jason Garrett Show KTVT CBS11 in Dallas/Ft. Worth Saturdays at 11:00 p.m. Dallas Cowboys Postgame Show KTVT CBS11 in Dallas/Ft. Worth 11:00 p.m. following every Cowboys game COWBOYS MEDIA CENTER To download the Dallas Cowboys 2013 Media Guide in PDF form, current and previous game notes, stat packs and game information, go to the Cowboys media FTP site: www.dallascowboys.com/media. Enter the username: media and password: Qd7Tc4VDNe COWBOYS & GIANTS Series Notables: * The Cowboys have only faced two teams - Philadelphia and Washington (104 each) - more than they have faced the Giants (101) in the regular season. * Of the last 11 games, six have been decided by a touchdown-orless, with three of those by four points-or-less. * The Cowboys longest win streak in the series is 12 games, from 1974-80 - the second-longest win streak over a single opponent in Dallas history. * These teams tied their first ever meeting 31-31 in 1960, marking Dallas s only non-loss of its inaugural season. * Dallas and New York have faced off in the playoffs only once in the series history - a 2007 NFC Divisional Playoff Game. A Cowboys Win Would: * Give Dallas consecutive opening day wins, and back-to-back opening wins against the N.Y. Giants. * Improve the Cowboys season-opening record to 36-17-1 and home season-opening record to 16-7-1. * Mark the first win for Dallas against the N.Y. Giants at AT&T Stadium. * Improve the Cowboys home-opening win streak to three straight games, the sixth streak of three-or-more wins in home openers. THIS WEEK S SCHEDULE Tuesday, Sept. 3 s off - No Access Wednesday, Sept. 4 10:15 a.m. Coach Garrett press conference 11:30 a.m. Practice - first 25 minutes open 12:45 p.m. Coach Coughlin conference call 1:00 p.m. Eli Manning conference call 1:35 p.m. Locker room open Thursday, Sept. 5 10:15 a.m. Coach Garrett press conference 11:30 a.m. Practice - first 25 minutes open 1:35 p.m. Locker room open Friday, Sept. 6 10:15 a.m. Coach Garrett press conference 10:30 a.m. Practice - first 25 minutes open 12:30 p.m. Locker room open Saturday, Sept. 7 meetings - No Access Sunday, Sept. 8 7:30 p.m. Kickoff vs. New York Giants

Miller Lite and the Dallas Cowboys invite you to the Biggest Tailgate Party in Texas! Gather your game day crew and head to the game early for $5 Miller Lite on the plazas until 5:30. The entertainment will kick-off early in the Miller Lite Plaza with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Rhythm and Blue Dancers and Drumline and our very own DJ SC. The party will continue with a special pre-game concert from Texas Country chart-toppers and CMT super-stars, Whiskey Myers, brought to you by Miller Lite. Remember fans, When it s Cowboys Time, It s Miller Time! JASON GARRETT (16-16 3rd Year, 21-19 overall) Jason Garrett was named the eighth head coach in Dallas Cowboys history on January 5, 2011. Garrett became the first former Dallas Cowboys player to become the team s head coach. As a backup quarterback during his playing career in Dallas, he started nine-of-23 games played and was a member of teams that won six division titles and three Super Bowl championships. Garrett was elevated to the Cowboys top job after taking over as the team s interim head coach at the midway through 2010. He guided the club to a 5-3 mark to finish the season after the team started 1-7. During his time as the interim head coach, three of Dallas wins were against teams that posted a 10-win season, while the three losses were decided by a combined total of seven points. He led Dallas to an 8-8 record, narrowly missing the playoffs and an NFC East Division title in his first two full seasons as head coach (2011 and 2012). Since the 2007 season, Garrett has been the Cowboys offensive coordinator, and in 2008, he was assigned the additional duties of being the club s assistant head coach. Under Garrett, the Dallas offense has reached high levels of productivity in several categories, and the unit has finished among the NFL s top-10 in total offense four times: 2012 (sixth), 2010 (10th), 2009 (2nd), and 2007 (2nd). From the start of the 2007 season, the club has averaged 24.1 points-per-game and 370.7 total yards-per-outing. The team has set single-season records in a handful of categories, including topping 6,000 net yards for the first times in franchise history (2009-6,390 and 2011 6,008). Garrett returned to Dallas in 2007 as the offensive coordinator. He entered the coaching profession as the quarterbacks coach for two seasons (2005-06) for Nick Saban s first Miami Dolphins club. COWBOYS & MILLER LITE After claiming a win in last year s opener, Dallas will look to take consecutive opening wins for the second time in the last six years. Dallas enters 2013 with the league s best all-time opening-day win percentage (.673), ahead of Denver (.635), Jacksonville (.611), Chicago (.602) and the N.Y. Giants (.590). Dallas 35 opening-day wins are ninth all-time in league history. Dallas won 17 consecutive season-opening games from 1965-1981. That streak is the longest opening day win streak in the history of the NFL. The next longest streaks are Miami (11, 1992-02), Detroit (10, 1930-39) Chicago (9, 1984-92) and New England (9, 2004-12) and Baltimore Colts (8, 1955-62) and Pittsburgh Steelers (8, 2003-10). Dallas lost its first-ever season opener 28-35 against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sept. 24, 1960. They came back the next season to beat Pittsburgh SEASON OPENERS Top-Five Opening Day Winning Percentages Team Record % Dallas...35-17-1.673 Denver...33-19-1.635 Jacksonville...11-7-0.611 Chicago...53-35-5.602 N.Y. Giants...49-34-5.590 Longest Opening Day Win Streaks Team Games Years Dallas...17 1965-81 Miami...11 1992-02 Detroit...10 1930-39 Chicago...9 1984-92 New England...9 2004-12 Baltimore Colts...8 1955-62 Pittsburgh...8 2003-10 27-24 on Sept. 17, 1961 to claim their first-ever season-opening win. Last season, Dallas beat the Giants 24-17 in New York to open the 2012 season on Sept. 5. This season is the seventh in which Dallas will play the Giants on opening day and mark its second straight opener against the Giants. Dallas will look to extend its opening day record against the Giants to 6-0. HEAD COACHES 2 TOM COUGHLIN (163-128, 17th Year, 91-64 - N.Y.) Tom Coughlin was named the 16th head coach in Giants history on Jan. 6, 2004. This season marks his 10th with the Giants and 18th as an NFL head coach. Coughlin led New York s 2012 squad to a 9-7 record and the team s third straight winning season (eighth straight non-losing). His 2011 team garnered its second Super Bowl championship in four seasons and finished the regular season as the NFC East Champions with a 9-7 record. In 2010 the Giants went 10-6 after finishing 2009 8-8. Coughlin led the Giants to an NFC East title with a 12-4 record in 2008 that came on the heels of a Super Bowl XLII championship in 2007 with a 17-14 win over New England. In both his second and third seasons with the team (2005-06), Coughlin coached the Giants to an 11-5 record and the NFC East title. Before landing in New York, Coughlin spent eight seasons leading the Jacksonville Jaguars. Under Coughlin, Jacksonville had the most victories of any NFL expansion team in its first seven seasons. They were also the only expansion team in NFL history to advance to the playoffs four times in their first five seasons. Coughlin s team in 1996 reached the AFC Championship Game and earned playoff berths in 1997 and 1998. In 1999 he posted an NFL-best 14-2 record and a second AFC Championship Game appearance. He became the first coach in Jaguars history on Feb. 21, 1994. Before that, Coughlin coached wide receivers for the Philadelphia Eagles (1984-85), Green Bay Packers (1986-87) and New York Giants (1988-1990). He was a member the Giants coaching staff that took home a Super Bowl XXV championship. Before heading to the NFL, Coughlin was Boston College s head coach (1991-93), while also coaching at Syracuse (1969, 1974-80), and was the head coach at Rochester Institute of Technology (1970-73). He played wingback at Syracuse (1965-67), with teammates Larry Csonka and Floyd Little. OPENING AT HOME As one of the NFL s best teams on opening day, it is no surprise that the Cowboys have Cowboys Top Opening Day enjoyed success opening Home Opponents their season at home. In 23 all-time season openers at Team Games Record home, Dallas has posted a N.Y. Giants...4 4-0 15-7-1 record. Washington...3 2-0-1 Dallas first ever game Philadelphia...3 2-1 was a season-opening home Pittsburgh...3 1-2 loss against Pittsburgh (28- St. Louis Cardinals...3 1-2 35 on Sept. 24, 1960). The franchise opened the season at home for its first seven seasons in the league (1960-67). They claimed their first-ever home-opening win on Sept. 17 against Pittsburgh (27-24). This season marks the first time since 2007 the Cowboys will open the season at home. It is also the fifth time Dallas will host the N.Y. Giants in a home season-opener with a 4-0 record in previous matchups. ALL-TIME WINNING TRADITION The Dallas Cowboys have the league s second-highest all-time regular season winning percentage by current NFL teams: Team W L T Pct. Chicago 722 526 42.578 Dallas 456 340 6.572 Miami 407 309 4.566 Baltimore 150 121 1.553 Green Bay 690 530 36.552 N.Y. Giants 654 538 33.547 San Francisco 495 413 14.544 Oakland 430 363 11.542 * Since 1972, ties have been calculated as half-win and half loss. Prior to 1972 tie games were ignored in calculating a team s winning percentage. Ties since 1972: Dallas (0), Miami (1) Chicago (1), Green Bay (6), Minnesota (2).

A WINNING TREND The Dallas Cowboys enter the 2013 season as one-of-12 teams in the league with at least 450 regular season wins. At the end of Week 3 in 2012, Dallas became just the 12th team with 450 all-time wins with the win against Tampa Bay (9/23). Dallas is currently 12th on the NFL s all-time wins list: Chicago 722 Detroit 510 Green Bay 690 Arizona 501 N.Y. Giants 654 San Francisco 495 Washington 562 Indianapolis 464 Pittsburgh 561 Dallas 456 St. Louis 520 Cleveland 447 Philadelphia 516 Oakland 430 TOP OPENING DAY PERFORMANCES As the Dallas Cowboys prepare to open their 53rd season, it would seem fitting to take a look back at Dallas top team and individual performances on opening day: TEAM Total Yards Date Opponent Score W/L Total Yards 9/4/78 vs. Baltimore 38-0 W 583 9/15/68 vs. Detroit 59-13 W 542 9/12/99 at Washington 41-35 (OT) W 541 9/18/66 vs. N.Y. Giants 52-7 W 518 9/7/08 at Cleveland 28-10 W 487 Total Rushing Yards Date Opponent Score W/L Rush Yards 9/4/78 vs. Baltimore 38-0 W 278 9/4/95 at N.Y. Giants 35-0 W 232 9/6/81 at Washington 26-10 W 206 9/15/74 at Atlanta 24-0 W 205 9/20/70 at Philadelphia 17-7 W 198 Total Passing Yards Date Opponent Score W/L Pass Yards 9/15/68 vs. Detroit 59-13 W 381 9/18/66 vs. N.Y. Giants 52-7 W 374 9/12/99 at Washington 41-35 (OT) W 355 9/12/04 at Minnesota 17-35 L 352 9/13/09 at Tampa Bay 34-21 W 344 Points Scored Date Opponent PF PA W/L 9/15/68 vs. Detroit 59 13 W 9/18/66 vs. N.Y. Giants 52 7 W 9/19/71 at Buffalo 49 37 W 9/9/07 vs. N.Y. Giants 45 35 L 9/9/85 vs. Washington 44 14 W INDIVIDUAL Total Rushing Yards Date Opponent Score W/L Rush Yards 9/4/94 at Pittsburgh 26-9 W E. Smith 171 9/4/95 at N.Y. Giants 35-0 W E. Smith 163 9/5/83 at Washington 31-30 W T. Dorsett 151 9/4/78 vs. Baltimore 38-0 W T. Dorsett 147 9/7/92 vs. Washington 23-10 W E. Smith 140 Total Passing Yards Date Opponent Score W/L Pass Yards 9/12/99 at Washington 41-35(OT) W T. Aikman 362 9/18/66 vs. N.Y. Giants 52-7 W D. Meredith 358 9/12/04 at Minnesota 17-35 L V. Testaverde 355 9/13/09 at Tampa Bay 34-21 W T. Romo 353 9/13/82 vs. Pittsburgh 28-36 L D. White 347 Total Receiving Yards Date Opponent Score W/L Rec. Yards 9/16/62 vs. Washington 35-35 T F. Clarke 241 9/18/66 vs. N.Y. Giants 52-7 W B. Hayes 195 9/24/60 vs. Pittsburgh 28-35 L J. Doran 154 9/12/99 at Washington 41-35(OT) W R. Ismail 149 9/12/10 at Washington 7-13 L M. Austin 146 DALLAS COACHES ON OPENING DAY This week s opener against the N.Y. Giants is the Cowboys 54th season opener. Dallas holds a 35-17-1 opening-day record. This is Jason Garrett s third full season as the club s head coach. Below is a coach-by-coach look at how the leader of the Cowboys fared on opening day: Lng Lng Win 1st Win Loss Coach Years W L T Pct Game Strk Strk Tom Landry...1960-88 22 6 1.776 L 17 2 Jimmy Johnson..1989-93 3 2 0.600 L 3 1 Barry Switzer...1994-97 3 1 0.750 W 2 1 Chan Gailey...1998-99 2 0 0 1.000 W 2 0 Dave Campo...2000-02 0 3 0.000 L 0 3 Bill Parcells...2003-06 1 3 0.250 L 1 2 Wade Phillips...2007-10 3 1 0.750 W 3 1 Jason Garrett...2011-12 1 1 0.500 L 1 1 Totals... 35 17 1.673 17 5 HOME AND HOME The 2013 season is just the first time since the 1998 season - and the eighth time in franchise history - the team will open and close the regular season at home. The first time Dallas started and finished the season at home was in 1964, losing the opener and winning the finale. Of the previous seven occurrences, Dallas won both games three times: Year Opener Finale Record 1964 L W 5-8-1 1969 W W 11-2-1 1972 W L 10-4 1976 W L 11-3 1986 W L 7-9 1992 W W 13-3 1998 W W 10-6 2013???-? SUNDAY NIGHT LIGHTS This week s game season-opening game against the N.Y. Giants is Dallas first of three scheduled Sunday night contests in 2013. Overall, Dallas played in 46 Sunday Night games with a 21-25 record. No team in the NFL has played more Sunday Night games than Dallas 46 (N.Y. Giants are closest with 41) and no team has more wins than Dallas 21 (Green Bay is tied with 21). Cowboys Top Sunday Night Opponents Games Team N.Y. Giants...8 Washington...7 Philadelphia...6 Arizona (Phoenix)...4 L.A./St. Louis Rams...4 The Cowboys had a six-game Sunday Night win streak - the longest Sunday night win streak in club history - snapped in 2009. Twice, Dallas won three straight - their first three Sunday Night games and three games spanning 1991-1995. The Cowboys lost eight consecutive Sunday Night games - six on the road - from 1999-2006 for their longest series losing streak. The Cowboys lost their last Sunday Night game (18-28 in Washington, 12/30/12). The club s last win was against Philadelphia (38-33, 12/2/12). Dallas played 19 Sunday Night home games (8-11). This week s matchup marks the ninth time Dallas will take on the N.Y. Giants on Sunday night, with a 3-5 record (2-3 at home). Dallas has faced the N.Y. Giants (eight times) more than any other opponent. DATING GAME This week s season-opening game against the N.Y. Giants is being played on Sept. 8. In the 53 years of Cowboys football, there have been four Sept. 8 games. The Cowboys are 3-1 on Sept. 8, winning the first three contests. Dallas first Sept. 8 game was in 1980 at Washington, and its last was in 2002 at Houston. The Cowboys have faced the Giants twice on Sept. 8 - both wins: Opp/ Dal Opp/ Dal Date Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score 9/8/80 @Was W 17-3 9/8/96 NYG W 27-0 9/8/86 NYG W 31-28 9/8/02 @Hou L 10-19 3

PLAYER HIGHLIGHTS vs. GIANTS Miles Austin - WR In seven full time games, caught 34 passes for 499 yards (14.7 avg.) and four touchdowns. Dan Bailey - K In four games is four-of-six on field goals with a long of 51. Dez Bryant - WR In six games, caught 23 passes for 473 yards (20.6) and four touchdowns. Had his first career 100-yard game (104, 11/14/10) and returned a punt 93 yards for his second career punt return score (10/25/10). Had another 100-yard outing (110) on Oct. 28, 2012. Brandon Carr - CB In the two games last season, had eight tackles and a pair of breakups. Bruce Carter - LB In the two games as a starter in 2012, posted eight tackles, one for a loss and a breakup. Morris Claiborne - CB In the two games last season, posted 10 tackles, one deflection and a fumble recovery - the first of his career. Justin Durant - LB In one game while with Jacksonville (11/28/10), had nine tackles and two breakups. James Hanna - TE Had his first career catch, a 10-yarder, in his NFL debut at the Giants (9/5/12). Jason Hatcher - DT In his last four games - all starts - posted 18 tackles, 1.5 sacks and five pressures. Chris Jones - P In two games, punted eight times with an average of 45.3, a long of 60 yards, three downed inside the 20 and a net of 42.0 Sean Lee - LB In three games as a starter, tallied 34 tackles, one stop for a loss and a pass breakup. DeMarco Murray - RB Rushed 25 times for 156 yards (6.2) in two meetings. In the 2012 opener, rushed 20 times for 131 yards (6.6) - his fourth career 100-yard day. Tony Romo - QB Is 5-6 as a starter, completing 242-of-366 passes (66.1%) for 3,005 yards, 25 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. Has five 300-yard, three four-touchdown games and a 400-yard game. Saw the first extended action of his career through the second half against New York (10/23/06) and finished 14-of-25 for 227 yards, two touchdowns and three interceptions. His 437 yards against New York (10/28/12) are second in a game in his career. Anthony Spencer - DE In 12 games, has 64 tackles 1.5 sacks, 14 pressures and four stops for losses. Had a career-best five pressures at New York (12/6/09). DeMarcus Ware - DE In 16 meetings, has 100 stops, four for losses, 13.5 sacks, 18 pressures and five forced fumbles. Has three multiple-sack games. Jason Witten - TE Caught 101 passes for 1,100 yards and six touchdowns in 20 career games. Recorded a career-best 156 yards on 14 receptions at New York (12/6/09). Established an overall team and league tight end record with 18 catches and a career-best 167 yards (10/28/12). 2012 STATISTICAL COMPARISON (league ranking) Cowboys Giants Record...8-8 9-7 Scoring Avg. (NFL rank)...23.5 (15) 26.8 (6) Opp. Scoring Avg. (NFL rank)...25.0 (24) Total Off. (NFL rank)...374.6 (6) 355.4 (14) Rushing Off. (NFL rank)...79.1 (31) 116.4 (14) Passing Off. (NFL rank)...295.6 (3) 239.1 (12) Total Def. (NFL rank)...355.4 (19) 383.4 (31) Rushing Def. (NFL rank)...125.2 (22) 129.1 (25) Passing Def. (NFL rank)...230.3 (19) 254.3 (28) Kickoff Return Avg....20.6 (29) 26.2 (7) Punt Return Avg....12.4 (4) 7.2 (30) Turnover Margin...-13 (27t) +14 (3) Penalties...117 72 Penalty Yards...853 578 Opp. Penalties...89 102 Opp. Penalty Yards...726 900 SERIES HISTORY Dallas and New York have squared off 101 times in the regular season, with Dallas holding a 57-42-2 advantage. The teams faced off in one playoff game - a 2007 Divisional game the Giants won. Dallas and New York battled to a tie in their first-ever meeting. Dallas then lost five of the next six games against New York, before finishing with another tie. Dallas then went on a six-game win streak. Below is a brief look at the last 20 games of the series: Dal Dal Date Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score 12/21/03 Dal W 19-3 11/2/08 NY L 14-35 10/10/04 Dal L 10-26 12/14/08 Dal W 20-8 1/2/05 NY L 24-28 9/20/09 Dal L 31-33 10/16/05 Dal W (OT) 16-13 12/16/09 NY L 24-31 12/4/05 NY L 10-17 10/25/10 Dal L 35-41 10/23/06 Dal L 22-36 11/14/10 NY W 33-20 12/3/06 NY W 23-20 12/11/11 Dal L 34-37 9/9/07 Dal W 45-35 1/1/12 NY L 14-31 11/11/07 NY W 30-21 9/5/12 NY W 24-17 1/13/08* Dal L 17-21 10/28/12 Dal L 24-49 *indicates Divisional Playoff Game INSIDE THE SERIES HISTORY The rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and N.Y. Giants has been around since the Cowboys entrance in the league in 1960. The two teams have faced each other 101 times in the regular season - two times per season as part of the NFC East since 1970 - and once in the playoffs - a 2007 Divisional Playoff Game. In the 102 total games of the series there has been: * 54 games decided by double-digits * 39 games decided two-or-more touchdowns * 19 games decided by three-or-more touchdowns * 35 games decided by less than a touchdown * Two ties - 12/4/60-31-31 and 10/11/64-13-13 * A 12-game winning streak by Dallas from 1974-80 * A six-game losing streak by Dallas from 1988-90 * A 45-point win by Dallas - biggest Cowboys win * A 31-point loss by Dallas - biggest Cowboys loss * Three shutouts - two for Dallas - 35-0 (9/4/95) and 27-0 (9/8/96) and one against - 15-0 (12/16/89) * One playoff game - the 2007 NFC Divisional Round Game * Five overtime games - three wins by Dallas * Eleven Monday night games, three Saturday, eight Sunday night, one Friday game and a Wednesday night game * Six season openers - all Dallas wins - and 12 season finales * Two games played at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, Conn. - 11/11/73 and 10/27/74 * A 31-20-1 record for Dallas when playing at home 4

ALL-TIME STAT COMPARISON This week s game is the 102nd regular season game between Dallas and New York. Below is a look into the stats of the series: TEAM TOTALS Cowboys Giants Wins...57 42 Points...2,254 1,935 Total Net Yards...33,271 30,297 Net Rushing Yards...12,317 11,268 Net Passing Yards...20,954 19,029 SINGLE-GAME TEAM-HIGHS Cowboys Giants Points...52 9/18/66 41 11/11/62 41 12/11/62 41 10/25/10 Total Net Yards...518 9/18/66 510 12/11/11 Net Rushing Yards...251 9/20/09 258 10/15/61 Net Passing Yards...415 10/28/12 403 10/6/85 SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Cowboys Giants Passing Yards 437 - T. Romo 10/28/12 432 - P. Simms 10/6/85 Rushing Yards 183 - T. Dorsett 11/9/80 187 - R. Hampton 12/17/95 Receiving Yards 195 - B. Hayes 9/18/66 178 - V. Cruz 1/1/12 FIRST TIME...LAST TIME The first time these two clubs met, the Dallas Cowboys were entering their 11th week of existence. After going 10 games without a win, Dallas faced the N.Y. Giants on Dec. 4, 1960 in New York. The Cowboys walked away from the game with their first nonloss of the season, battling to a 31-31 tie in front of 55,033 fans. The last time these two clubs met, Dallas hosted the Giants in a Week Eight matchup after beating Carolina. The Giants came to town on Oct. 8 and handed Dallas a 29-24 loss in front of 94,067 fans, leaving Dallas winless in all four meetings in its new stadium. ALL IN THE FAMILY Dallas closed out the 2012 season with a 3-3 record against the NFC East. This season, Dallas is looking to have a winning record over its division rivals for the first time since 2009. After this week s opener, the club s next NFC East game is Oct. 13 against Washington. Dallas will play at Philadelphia Oct. 20 and in New York Nov. 24. The Cowboys close out the season at Washington (Dec. 22) and at home against Philadelphia (Dec. 29). Overall, the Cowboys hold a 177-128-4 regular season record against current NFC East rivals. Below is a look at Dallas record against the East: Lng. Lng. Cur. W L T Pct. Win Str. Loss Str. Str. Washington...62 40 2.606 10 4 L2 NY Giants...57 42 2.574 12 6 L1 Philadelphia...58 46 0.558 11 8 W2 Totals...177 128 4.579 - - L1 SOLD OUT STADIUMS The Cowboys have played in front of sold out stadiums in 372 of their last 374 games (including playoffs) and in 174 consecutive games. They played in front of sold out crowds in 153 consecutive games at Texas Stadium (including playoffs) - dating back to Dec. 16, 1990 against Phoenix, their last home non-sellout. Dallas opened what is now named AT&T Stadium with the largest crowd to witness a regular season NFL game with 105,121 tickets distributed and have 33 straight sellouts (including playoffs). The Cowboys have sold out each of their last 186 home games. On the road, Dallas has played in front of sold out crowds in 87 straight games (including playoffs), dating back to its last road non-sellout - at Arizona (10/20/02). AT&T STADIUM RECORD WHEN... The Dallas Cowboys open their fifth season in what is now AT&T Stadium with a 17-15 regular season record. This season is the first in the stadium s short history the Cowboys will host a team on Kickoff Weekend. Dallas first game at the venue was on Sept. 20, 2009 - a 31-33 loss to the N.Y. Giants. The club s first win came a week later with a 21-7 decision over Carolina. Dallas owns a 17-15 regular season record - 1-0 postseason - in newly named AT&T Stadium. Below is a breakdown of the club s record on their home turf: Regular season...17-15 Postseason...1-0 Overall...18-15 Regular Post September...3-2 October...2-6 November...7-2 December...3-5 January...2-0 1-0 Playing at noon...8-4 Playing at 3:15...6-6 Playing in prime time...3-5 1-0 Thursday...2-2 Saturday...0-1 1-0 Sunday...13-10 Monday...2-2 Fully closed stadium...8-8 1-0 Fully open stadium...4-7 Roof open, doors closed...2-0 Roof closed, doors open...3-0 Playing against the NFC East...5-7 1-0 Playing against the NFC (non-nfc East)...7-5 Playing against the AFC...5-3 Team-by-team Team W L Pct Team W L Pct Arizona... Atlanta...1 0 1.000 Baltimore... Buffalo...1 0 1.000 Carolina...1 0 1.000 Chicago...0 2.000 Cincinnati... Cleveland...1 0 1.000 Denver... Detroit...1 1.500 Green Bay... Houston... Indianapolis... Jacksonville...0 1.000 Kansas City... Miami...1 0 1.000 Minnesota... N.Y. Giants...0 4.000 N.Y. Jets... New England... New Orleans...0 2.000 Oakland...1 0 1.000 Philadelphia...2 2.500 Pittsburgh...1 0 1.000 San Diego...0 1.000 San Francisco... Seattle...2 0 1.000 St. Louis...1 0 1.000 Tampa Bay...1 0 1.000 Tennessee...0 1.000 Washington...3 1.750 Postseason Philadelphia...1 0 1.000 ROMO S OPENERS The 2013 season marks Tony Romo s seventh season as the club s full time starting quarterback after taking over in the second half of the sixth game of the 2006 season. In season-opening contests, Romo holds a 4-2 record and has completed 131-of-195 passes for 1,949 yards, 14 touchdowns and four interceptions with a 115.1 rating. Below is a look at each of Romo s six previous season-opening contests: Year Att Com Pct Yds TD Int Rate W/L 2007...24 15 62.5 345 4 1 128.5 W 2008...32 2009...27 24 16 75.0 59.3 320 353 1 3 1 0 103.6 140.6 W W 2010...47 31 66.0 282 1 0 89.1 L 2011...36 23 63.9 342 2 1 101.9 L 2012...29 22 75.9 307 3 1 129.5 W Totals...195 131 67.2 1,949 14 4 115.1 4-2 5

ROMO S RECORD WHEN... As Dallas starting quarterback, Tony Romo has compiled a 55-38 regular season record in 93 career starts. Below is a look at Romo s record under several different circumstances: Playing at home:...28-19 Playing on the road:...27-19 Playing indoors:...15-8 Playing outdoors:...40-30 Playing against the NFC East:... 17-17 Playing against the NFC (non-nfc East):..24-12 Playing against the AFC:...14-9 Playing on artificial turf:...36-27 Playing on natural grass:...19-11 Offense totals over 300 yards:...48-23 Throws for over 300 yards:...25-15 Throws for 200-299 yards:...24-16 Throws only one touchdown:...13-15 Throws more than one touchdown:...38-17 Completes 60.0% or more of his passes:..44-22 Throws no interceptions:...26-11 Throws one interception:...25-13 Throws more than one interception:...4-14 Records at least 100.0 passer rating:...38-11 Sacked one time-or-less:...31-14 Sacked more than once:...24-24 September:...14-6 October:...8-12 November:...21-4 December:...11-15 January:...1-1 TONY S TARGETS Through his career, Tony Romo has completed 2,097-of-3,240 passes for 25,737 yards with 177 touchdowns in 95 regular season games played behind center. Below is a breakdown of Tony s targets by position and player: Position Breakdown Comp. Yds TD Comp. Yds TD WR 1,039 15,653 135 RB 383 2,908 8 TE 639 6,897 32 FB 35 269 2 Breakdown by Completions Comp. Yds TD Comp. Yds TD D. Harris...17 222 1 C. Beasley...13 114 0 L. Vickers...13 104 0 T. Curtis...10 42 3 D. Anderson...8 61 1 J. Hanna...8 86 0 J. Holley...7 169 0 L. Dunbar...6 33 0 C. Gronkowski...5 13 1 P. Tanner...4 40 0 T. Fiammetta...3 39 0 O. Hoyte...3 12 0 L. Polite...2 21 0 I. Stanback...2 24 0 S. Chapas...1 9 0 A. Holmes...1 4 0 S. Morris...1 3 0 J. Witten...515 5,815 23 M. Austin...233 3,565 27 T. Owens...199 3,122 34 D. Bryant...167 2,459 22 P. Crayton...143 2,188 19 M. Barber...137 1,031 6 F. Jones...97 728 2 R. Williams...75 1,062 12 D. Murray...61 434 0 M. Bennett...54 528 3 L. Robinson...53 853 11 K. Ogletree...53 663 4 T. Choice...50 392 0 T. Glenn...43 689 3 S. Hurd...33 519 2 J. Phillips...30 218 2 J. Jones...27 247 0 A. Fasano...22 208 1 T. Romo...1 10 0 Romo has thrown 177 touchdown passes - first all-time in team history. Below is a look at Romo s individual touchdown totals: TDs TDs Terrell Owens...34 Miles Austin...27 Jason Witten...23 Dez Bryant...22 Patrick Crayton...19 Roy Williams...12 Laurent Robinson...11 Marion Barber...6 Kevin Ogletree...4 Martellus Bennett...3 Tony Curtis...3 Terry Glenn...3 Sam Hurd...2 Felix Jones...2 John Phillips...2 Deon Anderson...1 Anthony Fasano...1 Chris Gronkowski...1 Dwayne Harris...1 TONY S TOUCHDOWN BREAKDOWN Through his career, Tony Romo has thrown a club record 177 touchdown passes. Below is a look at Tony s touchdowns totals by quarter, down and distance: Quarter Down Distance 1st Quarter...26 1st Down...65 0-9 Yards...66 2nd Quarter...51 2nd Down...62 10-19 Yards...35 3rd Quarter...43 3rd Down...45 20-29 Yards...25 4th Quarter...56 4th Down...5 30-39 Yards...15 OT...1 40-49 Yards...7 50+ Yards...29 QUARTERBACK COMPARISON Tony Romo has started 93 games and owns a 55-38 record as a starter. He has completed 2,081-of-3,216 passes for 25,475 yards, 174 touchdowns and 88 interceptions in those starts. Below is a look at Romo s numbers after 93 starts and how they compare to other Cowboys quarterbacks through 93 starts: W-L Att Comp Yards Pct TD INT Staubach 69-24 2,266 1,290 17,238 56.9 116 87 White 64-29 2,715 1,623 20,357 59.8 147 120 Aikman 57-36 2,551 1,613 18,377 63.2 92 82 Romo 55-38 3,216 2,081 25,475 64.7 174 88 Among active quarterbacks, Romo s 55-38 record through his 93 starts is fourth: Active QB Records Through 93 and 94 Starts 93rd Start 94th Start Tom Brady...69-24 70-24 Ben Roethlisberger...65-28 66-28 Philip Rivers...61-32 62-32 Tony Romo...55-38??-?? Eli Manning...54-39 55-39 300 Tony Romo opened the 2012 season with 309 yards at the N.Y. Giants (9/5) to give him 32 career 300-yard games. Against Chicago (10/1), he threw for 307 yards, had a then single-game career-best (third in team history) against the N.Y. Giants (10/28) with 437 yards, 321 yards at Atlanta (11/4) and 313 against Cleveland (11/18). Romo had his 37th career 300-yard day with a career-high (third in team history) 441 yards against Washington (11/22) then had 303 against Philadelphia (12/2) for his 38th career 300-yard day. Romo added his 39th with a 341-yard day against Pittsburgh (12/16) and his 40th with 416 against New Orleans (12/23). Dallas owns a 25-15 record (.625) when Romo tops 300 yards. Career 300-yard Games Tony Romo 40 Troy Aikman 13 Danny White 10 For the season, Romo threw for 300-or-more yards nine times, giving him - the most 300-yard games in a season in club history: Single-season 300-yard Games Tony Romo...9 (2012) Tony Romo...8 (2009) Tony Romo...7 (2007) Tony Romo...6 (2008) Tony Romo...5 (2011) The 2012 season saw Romo rack up at least 300 hundred yards in three straight games (Weeks 11-13) to tie the longest streak in club history: Consecutive 300-yard games (season) Tony Romo...3 (2007) Tony Romo...3 (2012) Don Meredith...2 (1963) Vinny Testaverde...2 (2004) Tony Romo...2 (multiple times) 6

PAR 3 Since becoming the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback midway through 2006, Tony Romo has thrown three-or-more touchdowns in a game a club-record 27 times. He did it four times in 2009 and had two in an injury-shortened 2010 season. In 2011 he had one against Detroit (10/2) to tie Danny White for the most in club history. He then established a club-mark with his second three-touchdown game of the season against Buffalo (11/13). He added three more in 2011. Romo connected on three scoring passes to open up the 2012 season at the N.Y. Giants (9/5) for his 25th career three-touchdown game and added three more on Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22) and the next week against Philadelphia (12/2). Romo had a season-high four touchdown tosses in the overtime loss against New Orleans (12/23) for his fourth three-plus touchdown game of the season and 28th of his career. The Cowboys are 19-9 (.679) when Romo throws for three-or-more scores. Games with 3-or-more TDs Tony Romo...28 Danny White...20 Roger Staubach...17 In the 2007 and 2008 seasons, Romo had six games with threeor-more touchdown passes to establish a single-season club-high: Games in a season with 3-or-more TDs Tony Romo...6 (2007) Tony Romo...6 (2008) Roger Staubach...5 (1979) Danny White...5 (1980) Tony Romo...5 (2011) QB S MULTIPLE TDs Eight times in 2012 Tony Romo threw multiple touchdowns - at the N.Y. Giants (9/5), at Baltimore (10/14), against Washington (11/22), Philadelphia (12/2), Pittsburgh (12/16) and New Orleans (12/23) and at Washington (12/30). For his career, Romo has 56 multiple-touchdown games which is tops in team history and fifth in the NFL since 2006: Multiple-touchdown games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Tony Romo...56 Roger Staubach...48 Danny White...44 Troy Aikman...43 Don Meredith...41 Drew Brees...74 Tom Brady...65 Philip Rivers...64 Peyton Manning...61 Tony Romo...56 Eli Manning...54 Romo finished the 2012 season with four three-touchdown games this season to up his career total of three-touchdown games to 28 - the most in team history and fifth in the league since he became a starter. Three-touchdown games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Tony Romo...28 Danny White...20 Roger Staubach...17 Don Meredith...14 Troy Aikman...10 Drew Brees...46 Tom Brady...36 Peyton Manning...36 Aaron Rodgers...32 Tony Romo...28 E. Manning/Rivers...26 FOUR SCORE, AND... Tony Romo had four touchdown passes in the overtime loss to New Orleans (12/23/12). His four scoring tosses that day was his seventh career game with at least four touchdown passes. Danny White holds the club-high with eight. Since becoming a starter in 2006, Romo s seven four-touchdown games is tied for fifth: Four-touchdown games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Danny White...8 Tony Romo...7 Don Meredith...6 Troy Aikman...3 Craig Morton...2 Drew Brees...17 Tom Brady...15 Aaron Rodgers...11 Peyton Manning...9 Eli Manning...7 Tony Romo...7 RATING ROMO In Dallas 38-33 come-from-behind win over Philadelphia (12/2), Tony Romo completed 81.5% of his passes (22-of-27) and had a 150.5 quarterback rating. His 81.5 completion percentage was third in his career and fifth in team history while his 150.5 rating was tops in his career and third in team history: Single-Game Comp. % Single-Game Passer Rating Pct. Opp(Date) Rate Opp(Date) Romo 88.5 Buf(11/13/11) Meredith 154.6 Phi(10/9/66) White 87.5 Phi(11/6/83) Aikman 153.7 @Atl(12/21/92) Aikman 85.7 @Atl(12/21/92) Romo 150.5 Phi(12/2/12) Romo 82.6 Ind(11/19/06) Aikman 149.3 Pho(9/20/92) Romo 81.5 Phi(12/2/12) Staubach 148.9 StL(9/30/73) WHAT A RATING In 2011 Tony Romo recorded a passer rating of more than 100.0 nine times to tie the second-most in a season in club history. Romo closed out 2012 with a 100.0-or-better rating six times: 100-plus rating games (Cowboys season) (Season) Games Tony Romo (2007)...10 Tony Romo (2009)...9 Tony Romo (2011)...9 Troy Aikman (1993)...8 Troy Aikman (1995)...7 Tony Romo (2008)...7 Romo opened 2012 with a 129.5 rating at the N.Y. Giants (9/5) to up his career total games with a 100.0-or-more rating to 44 and tie Troy Aikman for the most in team history. He took the club high with a 109.3 rating at Atlanta (11/4), then added two more - at Philadelphia (11/11) and against Philadelphia (12/2) with a careerbest 150.5 - third in franchise history. He did it twice more with a 111.3 against Pittsburgh (12/16) and 123.8 against New Orleans (12/23). His career passer rating of 95.6 is fifth all-time among NFL passers: 100-plus rating games (Cowboys career) Tony Romo...49 Troy Aikman...44 Roger Staubach...37 Danny White...33 Craig Morton...24 70%ers In completing 35-of-50 passes against Cleveland (11/18), Tony Romo completed 70.0% of his passes for the sixth time in 2012. He then went 22-of-27 (81.5%) against Philadelphia (12/2) and 30-of- 42 (71.4) against Pittsburgh (12/16) for eight on the season and 31 for his career. His 31 are second in team history (Troy Aikman - 39) and fifth in the NFL since he became a starter in 2006: 70.0 Completion Percentage Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Troy Aikman...39 Tony Romo...31 Danny White...24 Roger Staubach...19 Craig Morton...17 Tom Brady...56 Drew Brees...55 Philip Rivers...52 Tony Romo...49 Aaron Rodgers...48 Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games All-Time NFL Passer Rating Att Com Pct Yds TD Int Rate Aaron Rodgers...2,665 1,752 65.7 21,661 171 46 104.9 Steve Young...4,149 2,667 64.3 33,124 232 107 96.8 Tom Brady...5,958 3,798 63.7 44,806 334 123 96.6 Peyton Manning..7,793 5,082 65.2 59,487 436 209 95.7 Tony Romo...3,240 2,097 64.7 25,737 177 91 95.6 Drew Brees...44 Peyton Manning...44 Philip Rivers...38 Matt Schaub...33 Tony Romo...31 7

FOURTH QUARTER QB Through his career, Tony Romo continually displays late-game consistency. Romo finished 2012 sixth in the league with a 101.2 fourth quarter passer rating. Through his career, Romo has the highest all-time fourth quarter quarterback rating: Att Com Pct Yds TD Int Rate Tony Romo...853 544 63.8 7,267 56 22 101.9 Aaron Rodgers...592 374 63.2 4,621 43 16 100.2 Steve Young...632 412 65.2 4,807 36 14 97.9 Tom Brady...1,325 816 61.6 9,472 79 34 92.4 Kurt Warner...907 578 63.7 7,084 45 27 91.9 ALL-TIME COWBOYS QB WATCH In finishing his sixth year as the full time starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo has steadily climbed the club s all-time quarterback charts. He made strides in 2012 by moving into second for completions. He started the season fourth in passing yards but moved to third against Chicago then second against the N.Y. Giants (10/28). Romo was fourth in passing touchdowns but tied for the club record with three tosses against Washington (11/22). He then established the club mark with three touchdown throws against Philadelphia (12/2) to break Aikman s old record of 165. Below is how Romo s career numbers stack up in the storied quarterback history of the franchise: ATTEMPTS Troy Aikman...4,715 Tony Romo...3,240 Roger Staubach...2,958 Danny White...2,950 Don Meredith...2,308 COMPLETIONS Troy Aikman...2,898 Tony Romo...2,097 Danny White...1,761 Roger Staubach...1,685 Don Meredith...1,170 PASSING YARDS Troy Aikman...32,942 Tony Romo...25,737 Roger Staubach...22,700 Danny White...21,959 Don Meredith...17,199 TOUCHDOWNS Tony Romo...177 Troy Aikman...165 Danny White...155 Roger Staubach...153 Don Meredith...135 400-of-600 In Week 16 of the 2012 season, Tony Romo established club season marks in passing attempts (611) and completions (405). He became the first Dallas Cowboy to attempt at least 600 passes in a season - 29th in NFL history - and complete at least 400 attempts - 13th in NFL history. His 425 completions on the season are sixth in a season in NFL history while his 648 attempts are 10th. In going at least 400-of-600 on the season, Romo marked the 12th time an NFL quarterback accomplished the feat, and he was the eighth different player to do it. Drew Brees, Tom Brady and Matt Ryan all did it with their performances in Week 17: 400-of-600 Club (by year) Team Year Atts Comps Warren Moon Hou 1991 655 404 Drew Bledsoe NE 1994 691 400 Rich Gannon Oak 2002 618 418 Drew Brees NO 2007 652 440 Drew Brees NO 2008 635 413 Peyton Manning Ind 2010 679 450 Drew Brees NO 2010 658 448 Matthew Stafford Det 2011 663 421 Drew Brees NO 2011 657 468 Tom Brady NE 2011 611 401 Matthew Stafford Det 2012 685 411 Tony Romo Dal 2012 648 425 Drew Brees NO 2012 670 422 Tom Brady NE 2012 637 401 Matt Ryan Atl 2012 615 422 ROMO BY THE NUMBERS In Dallas Thanksgiving Day game against Washington (11/22), Tony Romo threw for a personal-best 441 yards. He upped his season yardage total to 3,357 for his fifth career 3,000-yard season to tie Troy Aikman for the most in team history. In the come-from-behind win at Cincinnati (12/9), Romo had one touchdown pass to give him 20 for the season - his fifth career season with 20-plus touchdown throws. Romo s five 20-touchdown seasons are a club-high: 3,000-plus passing yards seasons Seasons Troy Aikman...5 Tony Romo...5 Danny White...4 20-plus passing TD seasons Seasons Tony Romo...5 Danny White...4 Don Meredith...3 Roger Staubach...3 TONY S TOTALS After finishing the 2011 season ranking in the top-five in all the single-season passing categories, Romo bettered some of those figures in 2012. He established single-season club records for completions (425), attempts (648) and yards (4,903). His 65.6 completion percentage for 2012 is fourth. Below is a look at the Cowboys all-time single-season passing records: ATTEMPTS Tony Romo (2012)...648 Tony Romo (2009)...550 Danny White (1983)...533 Tony Romo (2011)...522 Tony Romo (2007)...520 COMPLETIONS Tony Romo (2012)...425 Tony Romo (2009)...347 Tony Romo (2011)...346 Tony Romo (2007)...335 Danny White (1983)...334 PASSING YARDS Tony Romo (2012)...4,903 Tony Romo (2009)...4,483 Tony Romo (2007)...4,211 Tony Romo (2011)...4,184 Danny White (1983)...3,980 TOUCHDOWNS Tony Romo (2007)...36 Tony Romo (2011)...31 Danny White (1983)...29 Danny White (1980)...28 Tony Romo (2012)...28 COMPLETION PCT Troy Aikman (1993)...69.1 Tony Romo (2011)...66.3 Jon Kitna (2010)...65.7 Tony Romo (2012)...65.6 Troy Aikman (1991)...65.3 RATING Roger Staubach (1971)..104.8 Tony Romo (2011)...102.5 Troy Aikman (1993)...99.0 Tony Romo (2009)...97.6 Tony Romo (2007)...97.4 ROMO WEEKLY Now in his 11th pro season, seventh as the starting quarterback, for the Dallas Cowboys, Tony Romo has established several single-season team passing records. He is the first quarterback in franchise history to top 4,000 yards in a single season, and he has topped that mark in three of the last four seasons and four times overall. Below is a week-by-week look at Romo s passing yards totals for his four 4,000-yard seasons and where he is in 2013: Tony Romo Week-by-Week (4,000-yard seasons) (4,211) (4,483) (4,184) (4,903) (0) 8

ALL-TIME UNDRAFTED QBS After coming into the league as an undrafted free agent in 2003, Tony Romo took the reins of the Dallas Cowboys offense in 2006. Since then, Romo has struck a note in several team and league record books. Below is a look at where Romo s current career numbers compare to previously undrafted quarterbacks: Atts. Rnk Atts 1. Warren Moon...6,823 2. Dave Krieg...5,311 3. Jon Kitna...4,440... 6. Tony Romo...3,240 Comps. Rnk Comps. 1. Warren Moon...3,988 2. Dave Krieg...3,105 3. Jon Kitna...2,677... 6. Tony Romo...2,097 Comp. Pct. Rnk Pct. 1. Kurt Warner...65.5 2. Tony Romo...64.7 3. 4. Jeff Garcia...61.6 Jon Kitna...60.3 Yds. Rnk Yds 1. Warren Moon...49,325 2. Dave Krieg...38,147 3. Kurt Warner...32,344 4. 5. Jon Kitna...29,745 Tony Romo...25,737 TDs Rnk TDs 1. Warren Moon...291 2. Dave Krieg...261 3. Kurt Warner...208 4. Tony Romo...177 5. Jon Kitna...169 Rating Rnk Rate 1. Tony Romo...95.6 2. Kurt Warner...93.7 3. 4. Jeff Garcia...87.5 Dave Krieg...81.5 5. Jake Delhomme...59.4 5. Jake Delhomme...81.3 List does not include players selected in the supplemental draft or those drafted as futures. CONSECUTIVE COMPLETIONS Over the course of two games in 2012 (vs. Philadelphia, 12/2, and at Cincinnati, 12/9), Tony Romo completed a club-record 17 consecutive passes. He hit the last 12 passes against the Eagles, then completed his first five attempts to give him the club mark: Dallas Cowboys Consecutive Completions Comp Game (opp) Tony Romo 17 12, vs. Phi (12/2), 5, at Cin (12/9) Steve Pelluer 14 vs. Sea (11/27/86) Randal Cunningham 14 1, vs. Phi (9/3/00), 13, at Ari (9/10/00) Six times, last Romo 13 vs. Buf (11/13/11) CALL IT A COMEBACK Since taking over as the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback during the 2006 season, Tony Romo has been at the helm of some thrilling wins for the club. Included in his 55 wins as a starter are 18 occassions in which he led the team to a come-from-behind victory in the fourth quarter or overtime. Romo s 18 are a franchise-best, and in 2012 he had three straight games in which he had a comefrom-behind win - against Philadelphia (12/2), at Cincinnati (12/9) and against Pittsburgh (12/16). Romo s numbers in the fourth quarter of the three games were 24-of-35 (68.6%) for 316 yards with three touchdowns. In the Eagles game alone, Romo went five-of-five for 115 yards and two touchdowns. Below is a look at each of Romo s 18 games in which he battled a deficit to pull out the win: Time Final Date Opp Score Left Att Com Yds TD Int Score 10/29/06 @Car 10-14 15:00 8 5 78 0 0 35-14 11/19/06 IND 7-14 15:00 6 6 102 0 0 21-14 10/8/07 @Buf 13-24 15:00 18 13 108 1 1 25-24 12/9/07 @Det 14-27 15:00 20 16 159 1 0 28-27 9/15/08 PHI 31-37 14:17 10 7 98 0 0 41-37 11/16/08 @Was 7-10 15:00 5 4 50 1 0 14-10 10/11/09 @KC 10-13 15:00 9 4 156 2 0 26-20 11/8/09 @Phi 10-13 15:00 4 3 64 1 0 20-16 11/22/09 WAS 0-6 15:00 10 7 60 1 1 7-6 9/18/11 @SF 14-21 15:00 15 12 201 1 0 27-24 9/26/11 WAS 12-16 15:00 12 6 107 0 0 18-16 11/20/11 @Was 10-17 15:00 12 6 131 2 0 27-24 11/24/11 MIA 17-19 7:14 10 7 73 1 0 20-19 10/21/12 @Car 13-14 11:38 8 4 36 0 0 19-14 11/18/12 CLE 17-20 1:07 24 16 142 1 0 23-20 12/2/12 PHI 24-27 9:51 5 5 115 2 0 38-33 12/9/12 @Cin 10-19 15:00 15 11 128 1 0 20-19 12/16/12 PIT 17-24 12:37 15 8 73 0 0 27-24 *italics indicate overtime and are reflected in the stats totals NO PLACE LIKE HOME In adding a touchdown toss against Chicago (10/1), the N.Y. Giants (10/28), against Cleveland (11/18) and three against Washington (11/22), Tony Romo hit 92 home touchdowns to surpass Danny White (91) for the most in team history. He added three more against Philadelphia (12/2), two against Pittsburgh (12/16) and a season-high four against New Orleans (12/23) to total 101: Home Passing TDs (Cowboys history) TDs Tony Romo...101 Danny White...91 Roger Staubach...87 Troy Aikman...87 Don Meredith...78 Additionally, Romo s ascension to the top of Cowboys passing charts has been at an incredibly rapid pace. His record-breaking 92nd home touchdown came in just 47 games played behind center. Below is a look at how many games it took the players before him to reach their respective home touchdown figure: Home Passing TDs (Cowboys history - Games Played) GP Tony Romo...47 Danny White...84 Roger Staubach...67 Troy Aikman...85 Don Meredith...55 Since becoming a starter in 2006, Romo s 101 home touchdowns are second in the league: Home Passing TDs since 2006 TDs Drew Brees...136 Tony Romo...101 Tom Brady...97 Peyton Manning...96 Eli Manning...93 ROMO AT 20K Against the N.Y. Giants (12/11/11), Tony Romo reached the 20,000-yard milestone, finishing the game with 321 yards for 20,296 for his career. Romo reached that mark in 2,497 attempts -at the time, the second-fewest attempts to 20,000 yards among active quarterbacks. Romo also became the fourth Dallas Cowboy, 13th active and 94th passer in NFL history to reach the mark. His 20,296 yards through his first 75 starts were the third-most all-time: 20,000-Yard Club Dallas Cowboys Active Quarterbacks Yards Yards Troy Aikman...32,942 Roger Staubach...22,700 Danny White...21,959 Tony Romo...20,834 Fewest attempts to 20K (Active) Atts Ben Roethlisberger...2,490 Tony Romo...2,497 Phillip Rivers...2,504 Yards in 75 starts (All-time) Yards Dan Marino...20,492 Kurt Warner...20,305 Tony Romo...20,296 Peyton Manning...59,487 Drew Brees...45,919 Tom Brady...44,806 Matt Hasselbeck...34,517 Eli Manning...31,527 Ben Roethlisberger...29,844 Carson Palmer...29,465 Phillip Rivers...27,891 Tony Romo...25,737 Matt Schaub...21,944 Aaron Rodgers...21,661 Jay Cutler...21,316 Michael Vick...20,274 ROMO OVER TIME Since coming onto the scene in 2006, Tony Romo has racked up 25,737 passing yards in 99 games played. Romo s average of 260.0 yards-per-game since 2006 is fifth in the league: Passing Yards-per-Game (since 2006) Yds/G Yards Games Drew Brees...302.4 Tom Brady...276.0 33,571 26,771 111 97 Peyton Manning...273.9 26,298 96 Aaron Rodgers...263.4 21,596 82 Tony Romo...260.0 25,737 99 9

ROMO 4K With 341 passing yards against Pittsburgh (12/16), Tony Romo reached 4,000 passing yards for the fourth time in his career. It also marked the fourth time a Cowboys quarterback reached 4,000 yards in a season. With four seasons of 4,000-plus yards, Romo tied Warren Moon and Philip Rivers for the sixth-most 4,000-yard seasons in NFL history. Aaron Rodgers added his fourth after Romo. Peyton Manning has the league-high with 12: 4,000-yard Seasons All-Time Since 2006 Seasons Seasons Peyton Manning...12 Drew Brees...7 Drew Brees...7 Peyton Manning...6 Dan Marino...6 Tom Brady...4 Brett Favre...6 Philip Rivers...4 Tom Brady...5 Eli Manning...4 Warren Moon...4 Aaron Rodgers...4 Philip Rivers...4 Tony Romo...4 Aaron Rodgers...4 Eli Manning...3 Tony Romo...4 Carson Palmer...3 HALF OF ROMO In Dallas s 38-33 come-from-behind win over Philadelphia (12/2), Tony Romo was flawless through the second half. With a 17-10 halftime deficit, Romo came out of the intermission and went 10-of- 10 for 169 yards with three touchdowns. It was the second time in his career he completed 100% of his second half passes. The first time was at Arizona (11/12/06) where he went 10-of-10 for 144 yards with one touchdown. In recent history of the organization, only Randall Cunningham (at Arizona, 9/10/00) completed all of his passes through one half. It was in the first half of the 31-32 loss where he completed all 12 of his passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns. Besides the three flawless halfs mentioned above, there have been nine times in recent team history that a quarterback completed all but one pass (10-or-more attempts). The most recent was Kyle Orton (nine-of-10) against Chicago (10/1/12). Romo accomplished the feat three times and Troy Aikman did it five times. GO LONG Since becoming the Cowboys starting quarterback in 2006, Tony Romo has had the knack for the big play. In his 93 career starts, Romo has completed 29 touchdown passes of at least 50 yards. Romo s 29 50-plus yard touchdown passes are the most in the league since he became Dallas signal caller: Touchdowns of 50-or-more yards (since 2006) TDs Tony Romo...29 Aaron Rodgers...20 Eli Manning...20 Tom Brady...21 Drew Brees...17 HOME SWEET HOME Tony Romo will open the fifth season at what is now AT&T Stadium this week against the N.Y. Giants. Romo has played in 27 games in the stadium since it opened in 2009, and with Romo as the starting quarterback, Dallas holds a 15-12 record. Romo s personal stats at the stadium are quite impressive. For his career, Romo has completed 620-of-950 passes for 7,484 yards, with 50 touchdowns and 28 interceptions. Below is a year-by-year look at Romo s work at AT&T Stadium: Year GP Att Com Pct. Yds TD Int Rate 2009...8 247 153 61.9 1,976 14 5 97.5 2010...3 104 70 67.3 819 5 5 87.0 2011...8 231 155 67.1 1,848 16 6 103.6 2012...8 368 242 65.8 2,841 15 12 89.1 Totals...27 950 620 65.3 7,484 50 28 94.6 CLIMBING THE TE CHARTS Since entering the league in 2003, Jason Witten has proven his skills as an offensive weapon. He has provided Dallas with the full package at tight end. After nine-plus seasons, Witten has caught 806 passes for 8,948 yards and 44 touchdowns. He is the third all-time leading tight end in career receptions and receiving yards. To open the 2011 season, Witten rattled off 110 yards - his 13th career 100-yard outing to become the seventh tight end in league history to reach 7,000 receiving yards. His work through the 2011 season allowed him to crack the top-five on the tight end receiving yards list. Witten opened the 2012 season at the N.Y. Giants (9/5) with two catches for 10 yards to pass Jackie Smith (7,918) for fourth on the list. Despite being held to just two catches for eight yards against Tampa Bay (9/23), Witten moved into third alltime. He then crossed the 8,000-yard mark against Chicago (10/1) with his 15th career 100-yard game. By mid-november of 2011, Witten passed Newsome (662) for third on the all-time receptions list. With four catches at Seattle (9/16) in 2012, he became the third tight end in league history with 700 career catches. His seven catches in the finale at Washington (12/30) made him the third tight end in league history to reach 800 career receptions: NFL Career Receptions NFL Career Receiving Leaders (TEs) Yards Leaders (TEs) 1. Tony Gonzalez*...1,242 1. Tony Gonzalez*...14,268 2. Shannon Sharpe...815 2. Shannon Sharpe...10,060 3. Jason Witten*...806 3. Jason Witten*...8,948 4. Ozzie Newsome...662 4. Antonio Gates*...8,321 5. Antonio Gates*...642 5. Ozzie Newsome...7,980 * indicates active players THAT S A BUNCH OF WITT After coming into the league as Dallas third round draft pick in 2003, Jason Witten has strung together a Hall of Fame career. He has appeared in the most Pro Bowls by a Cowboys tight end (eight, seven consecutive - 2004-10 and 2012), is tops on the club s all-time receptions chart and second on the receiving yards chart. Proving himself as a reliable target, Witten has 806 career receptions for 8,948 yards. In 2012 he took the top spot on the club s receptions chart from Michael Irvin at Atlanta (11/4) after a seven-catch, 51-yard game. Witten took 151 games to reach the top of the team s receptions chart which was faster than Irvin (159). When compared to the two other NFL tight ends with at least 750 catches - Tony Gonzalez and Shannon Sharpe - Witten also reached the mark faster - Gonzalez (163 games), Sharpe (169). A favorite target of Tony Romo, Witten accounts for 515 catches and 5,815 yards of Romo s 2,097 completions and 25,373 yards. Both of Witten s numbers are more than any other player that has caught a pass from Romo. Witten caught 13 passes for 112 yards - both team highs - and a score - against Chicago (10/1). His 13 catches were third in his career, tied for third among any Cowboys pass catcher and tied for eighth by an NFL tight end. He then bettered that with a clubrecord 18-catch game against the N.Y. Giants (10/28). His 18 receptions tied for third in a game in NFL history and were the most by a tight end in league history: Single-Game Cowboys Receptions No. Opp (Date) Jason Witten...18 NYG (10/28/12) Jason Witten...15 @ Det (12/9/07) Jason Witten...14 @ NYG (12/6/09) Lance Rentzel...13 Was (11/19/67) Jason Witten...13 Chi (10/1/12) Dez Bryant...13 @ Bal (10/14/12) Single-Game Receptions NFL History NFL History (TEs) Rec. Rec. Brandon Marshall...21 Jason Witten...18 Terrell Owens...20 Kellen Winslow...15 Brandon Marshall...18 Jason Witten...15 Jason Witten...18 Five Tied...14 Clark Gaines...17 On top of his single-game receptions numbers, Witten established an NFL tight end season receptions record (103) while becoming just the third tight end to reach 110 catches in a season and the third Dallas Cowboy to do it. 10

CLIMBING THE CHARTS Already placing in the top-three in career receptions and receiving yards all-time among league tight ends, Jason Witten is also climbing up the NFL s all-time receptions and receiving yards charts among all position players. Witten opens the 2013 season 26th in career receptions (806) and 55th in career receiving yards (8,948). He should be able to crack the top-20 in receptions early in the season as he needs only 21 catches to reach the 20th spot. Jumping into the top-50 in receiving yards should also easily be accomplished for the veteran tight end as he needs only 37 yards to move the five spots: NFL Career Receptions NFL Career Receiving Leaders Yards Leaders 1. Jerry Rice...1,549 1. Jerry Rice...22,895 2. Tony Gonzalez*...1,242 2. Terrell Owens...15,934 3. Marvin Harrison...1,102 3. Randy Moss...15,292...... 24. Henry Ellard...814 53. Wes Chandler...8,966 25. Keyshawn Johnson...814 54. Roy Green...8,965 26. Jason Witten*...806 55. Jason Witten...8,948 * indicates active players WITTEN THROUGH THE YEARS Now in his 11th pro season, Jason Witten is the club s all-time leading receiver (806) and is second in yards (8,948). Last season he established a single-season league tight end record with 110 catches while also posting his fourth 1,000 yard season. Below is a season-by-season look at the tight end s single receptions and receiving yards totals: A GRAND OLE TIME Dez Bryant reached 1,000 yards for the season in the win at Cincinnati (12/9). Jason Witten reached the 1,000-yard mark in the season finale at Washington (12/30). The 2012 season marked the sixth time in franchise history a Cowboys team had two pass catchers top 1,000 yards, and it was the third time in the last four seasons Dallas accomplished the feat: s (Team) Year T. Hill (1,062), D. Pearson (1,026)...1979 T. Owens (1,180), T. Glenn (1,047)...2006 T. Owens (1,355), J. Witten (1,145)...2007 M. Austin (1,320), J. Witten (1,030)...2009 M. Austin (1,041), J. Witten (1,002)...2010 D. Bryant (1,382), J. Witten (1,039)...2012 In reaching 1,000 yards in 2012, Witten now has four 1,000- yard seasons - second in franchise history. It was Bryant s first career 1,000-yard effort. Multiple 1,000-yard Seasons Consec. 1,000-yard Seasons Michael Irvin...7 Michael Irvin...5,2 Jason Witten...4 Terrell Owens...3 Tony Hill...3 Bob Hayes...2 Terrell Owens...3 Tony Hill...2 Bob Hayes...2 Terry Glenn...2 Drew Pearson...2 Miles Austin...2 Terry Glenn...2 Jason Witten...2 Miles Austin...2 QUICK WITT-ED Jason Witten has steadily climbed Dallas all-time receiving yards charts. In 2008 he became the sixth player in Cowboys history to reach 4,000 career receiving yards. He topped the 5,000- yard barrier in the 2009 opener, the sixth pass catcher in club history to reach that mark. Later that same season, he passed Frank Clarke (5,247) for fifth on Dallas all-time receiving yards chart. Two weeks into 2010, Witten became the fifth Cowboy to top 6,000 career yards. He opened 2011 with 110 yards at the N.Y. Jets (9/11) to become the fifth Cowboy to reach 7,000. His 94-yard outing against Detroit (10/2) put him past Bob Hayes (7,295) for fourth all-time in club history. He took third from Drew Pearson with four catches for 24 yards against Philadelphia (12/24). In 2012 Witten topped 8,000 yards with his 112-yard game against Chicago (10/1). He also passed Tony Hill in the Bears game: All-Time Cowboys Receiving Yards List 1. Michael Irvin...11,904 (1988-99) 2. Jason Witten...8,948 (2003-12) 3. Tony Hill...7,988 (1977-86) 4. Drew Pearson...7,822 (1973-83) 5. Bob Hayes...7,295 (1965-74) Among his 8,948 yards are 17 games in which he reached 100 yards - a club tight end record. His 17 100-yard outings is fifth alltime among league tight ends since 1970: Cowboys 100-yard NFL 100-yard Tight End Games Tight End Games 1. Jason Witten...17 1. Tony Gonzalez...30 2. Doug Cosbie...4 2. Kellen Winslow, Sr...24 Jay Novacek...4 3. Shannon Sharpe...19 Antonio Gates...19 5. Jason Witten...17 In 2008 Witten became the fifth pass catcher in team history to top 400 receptions. Four weeks into 2009, he became the fifth to reach 450. He jumped past Tony Hill (fifth in club annals) and Emmitt Smith (fourth) also in 2009. He took second from Drew Pearson near the end of the 2009 season with his 14 catches at the N.Y. Giants (12/6) - the second-most of his career. He became the second Dallas pass catcher to reach 700 receptions in Week 2 of 2012. After hauling in a club-record 18 passes against the N.Y. Giants (10/28), Witten added seven more at Atlanta (11/4) to pass Michael Irvin for the top spot on Dallas all-time receptions chart: All-Time Cowboys Receptions List 1. Jason Witten...806 (2003-12) 2. Michael Irvin...750 (1988-99) 3. Drew Pearson...489 (1973-83) 4. Emmitt Smith...486 (1990-02) 5. Tony Hill...479 (1977-86) Since 2006, Witten has caught the most passes (618) for the most yards (6,864) among active league tight ends. Rec. Yards Jason Witten...618 Jason Witten...6,864 Tony Gonzalez...594 Tony Gonzalez...6,458 Antonio Gates...448 Antonio Gates...5,867 Kellen Winslow...433 Kellen Winslow...4,798 Dallas Clark...383 Owen Daniels...4,364 TE s TDs Coming off a 2010 season in which he registered a career-high and club tight end record tying nine touchdowns, Jason Witten broke a tie for sole possession of seventh in club history with a touchdown catch against St. Louis (10/23/11) to give him 39 for his career. With his one against Seattle (11/6/11), Witten became the seventh Cowboy with 40 touchdown catches. In the game at Washington (11/20/11), Witten caught a 59-yard touchdown pass for his 41st career touchdown catch to tie Billy Joe DuPree for sixth in club history. He then broke that tie in 2012 with a scoring grab against Chicago (10/1) to give him sole possession of sixth: All-Time Cowboys Receiving Touchdown List 1. Bob Hayes...71 (1965-74) 2. Michael Irvin...65 (1988-99) 3. Tony Hill...51 (1977-86) 4. Frank Clarke...50 (1960-67) 5. Drew Pearson...48 (1973-83) 6. Jason Witten...44 (2003-12) 11

TOTALING TEN TDs In catching a touchdown pass in the third quarter against Pittsburgh (12/16), Dez Bryant not only had his sixth straight game with a touchdown, but hit the 10-touchdown mark for the 2012 season. Bryant s 10-touchdown season was the 16th time a Cowboy had 10 scoring catches in a season, and he was the ninth different Cowboy to accomplish the feat. He added two more against New Orleans (12/23), and his 12 for the season tied for fifth in a season in team history: TDs Season TDs Season Terrell Owens...15 2007 L. Robinson...11 2011 Frank Clarke...14 1962 Frank Clarke...10 1963 Bob Hayes...13 1966 Bob Hayes...10 1967 Terrell Owens...13 2006 Bob Hayes...10 1968 Bob Hayes...12 1965 Bob Hayes...10 1970 Lance Rentzel...12 1969 Tony Hill...10 1979 Dez Bryant...12 2012 Michael Irvin...10 1995 Miles Austin...11 2009 Terrell Owens...10 2008 40x9 With a club-record 18 catches against the N.Y. Giants (10/28), Jason Witten hit 51 receptions for the season for his ninth straight season of 40 catches-or-more. He is the fourth tight end in NFL history with nine 40-catch seasons and the third to do it in nineplus straight: 40-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Years Tony Gonzalez...15 15 1998-12 Shannon Sharpe...11 7 1992-98, 00-03 Jeremy Shockey...9 9 2002-10 Jason Witten...9 9 2004-12 Antonio Gates...9 9 2004-12 Frank Wycheck...8 8 1995-02 50x9 With 18 catches against the N.Y. Giants (10/28), Jason Witten topped 50 catches for the ninth consecutive season. He is the second tight end in league history with nine straight 50 catch seasons: 50-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...15 15 Shannon Sharpe...11 7 Jason Witten...9 9 Antonio Gates...9 9 60x9 In the win at Philadelphia (11/11), Jason Witten caught eight passes to give him 66 catches for the year - his ninth overall and ninth consecutive season with 60 receptions. Witten became the third tight end in league history with at least nine 60-plus catch seasons and just the second with nine straight: 60-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...14 14 Shannon Sharpe...10 6 Jason Witten...9 9 Antonio Gates...8 7 70x7 Jason Witten finished atop the Cowboys receptions chart with 79 in 2011. In 2012 Witten topped 70 catches during the game against Cleveland (11/18). The 2012 season was Witten s seventh overall and sixth consecutive season with at least 70 catches - second for both figures all-time among league tight ends: 70-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...13 9 Jason Witten...7 6 Antonio Gates...5 4 Shannon Sharpe...5 2 80x6 With his nine catches on Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22), Jason Witten passed 80 catches for the sixth time in his career. Witten s six 80+ catch seasons are second to Tony Gonzalez (seven) for the most by a tight end in league history. 80+ Catch Tight End Seasons Tony Gonzalez...7 Jason Witten...6 Todd Christensen...4 Kellen Winslow, Sr....3 Shannon Sharpe...3 90x4 Jason Witten reached 90 catches in 2012 for the fourth time in his career after catching four balls at Cincinnati (12/9). Witten s four 90-catch seasons are second to Tony Gonzalez (five) for the most 90-catch seasons by a tight end in league history. Witten had 90-plus catches in 2009 and 2010 to join Gonzalez as the only tight ends with consecutive 90-catch seasons. 90-Catch Seasons (Tight Ends) Tight End Rec Year Tight End Rec Year Jason Witten 110 2012 Todd Christensen 95 1986 Tony Gonzalez 102 2004 Jason Witten 94 2009 Dallas Clark 100 2009 Jason Witten 94 2010 Tony Gonzalez 99 2007 Tony Gonzalez 93 2000 Jimmy Graham 99 2011 Tony Gonzalez 93 2012 Ben Coates 96 1994 Todd Christensen 92 1983 Tony Gonzalez 96 2008 Rob Gronkowski 90 2011 Jason Witten 96 2007 100 Jason Witten finished the home finale against New Orleans (12/23) with six catches for 60 yards. On his third catch of the game, Witten reached 100 receptions for the season for the first time in his career. He became the second player in franchise history to reach 100 catches for a season (Michael Irvin, 111 in 1995) and just the third tight end in league history to accomplish the feat. After his 100th reception, Witten added three more to establish a league tight end single-season receptions record, passing Tony Gonzalez (102 in 2004). 100-Catch Season (NFL TEs) Jason Witten...110 2012 Tony Gonzalez...102 2004 Dallas Clark...100 2009 100x17 Already holding the club tight end record for 100-yard games, Jason Witten added to it, racking up three more in 2012. His first 100-yard outing was against Chicago (10/1) with 112 yards and his 16th was a club tight end record 167 against the N.Y. Giants (10/28). He added his 17th with a 108-yard finish against Philadelphia (12/2). Witten s 100-yard games Yards Opp Date Yards Opp Date 167 NYG 10/28/12 112 @GB 10/24/04 156 @NYG 12/6/09 112 CHI 10/1/12 140 WAS 12/19/10 110 PHI 9/15/08 138 @Det 12/9/07 110 @NYJ 9/11/11 133 PHI 11/15/04 108 PHI 12/2/12 117 @Was 12/27/09 107 Oak 11/26/09 116 NYG 9/9/07 103 @Buf 10/8/07 115 Sea 11/27/08 102 @SF 9/18/11 113 PHI 12/16/07 Top-Five Dallas Cowboys Tight End Receiving Days Yards Opp Date Jason Witten 167 NYG 10/28/12 Doug Cosbie 159 @Det 9/15/85 Jason Witten 156 @NYG 12/6/09 Jason Witten 140 WAS 12/19/10 Jason Witten 138 @Det 12/9/07 Jason Witten 133 PHI 11/15/04 12

500x9 When Jason Witten broke the club s all-time receptions record at Atlanta (11/4/12) with seven catches, he also topped 500 receiving yards for the ninth time in his career and ninth straight season - good for third and second, respectively, among all-time NFL tight ends. Among all-time Dallas pass catchers, Witten s nine overall and nine consecutive both tie for the franchise-high: 500-plus yard seasons NFL Tight End Cowboys History Tot Consec. Tot Consec. Tony Gonzalez...15 15 Drew Pearson...9 8 Shannon Sharpe..11 7 Tony Hill...9 9 Jason Witten...9 9 Michael Irvin...9 8 Antonio Gates...9 9 Jason Witten...9 9 600x9 Jason Witten topped 600 yards for the 2012 season with a 51- yard performance against Cleveland (11/18). Witten has now reached the 600-yard mark, nine times overall and consecutively. His nine overall are the third all-time among league tight ends, second for consecutive seasons among the same group, tie the most overall and are the most consecutive in team history: 600-plus yard seasons NFL Tight End Cowboys History Tot Consec. Tot Consec. Tony Gonzalez...15 15 Michael Irvin...9 8 Shannon Sharpe..11 7 Tony Hill...8 4 Jason Witten...9 9 Jason Witten...9 9 Antonio Gates...8 8 Bob Hayes...7 7 Jackie Smith...7 5 Drew Pearson...7 6 700x9 Jason Witten had 74 yards on Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22) for his ninth career and ninth consecutive 700-yard season. He now has the second-most consecutive and is tied for the second-most overall 700-yard seasons by a league tight end. He also has the most overall and most consecutive in team history: 700-plus yard seasons NFL Tight End Cowboys History Tot Consec. Tot Consec. Tony Gonzalez...13 11 Jason Witten...9 9 Shannon Sharpe...9 6 Michael Irvin...8 8 Jason Witten...9 9 Tony Hill...8 4 Antonio Gates...8 8 Drew Pearson...6 6 800x7 With a 108-yard game against Philadelphia (12/2), Jason Witten reached the 800-yard mark for the 2012 season. This season was his seventh 800-yard year. He has now racked up 800- plus yards in six consecutive seasons. His seven overall are second all-time among league tight ends while his six straight are second: 800-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end) Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...12 7 Jason Witten...7 6 Shannon Sharpe...6 2 Antonio Gates...5 4 900x6 Jason Witten reached the 900-yard mark in 2012 during the Week 15 game against Pittsburgh (12/16). He has now topped 900 yards for the seventh time in his career and the sixth straight season. His seven are second to Tony Gonzalez (eight) while his six straight are tied with Gonzalez : 900-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end) Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...9 6 Jason Witten...7 6 Antonio Gates...5 4 Todd Christensen...4 4 Shannon Sharpe...4 2 1,000x4 Jason Witten closed out the 2012 season with 1,039 yards - second on the team and tops among league tight ends. Witten s 1,039 in 2012 was the fourth time in his career he topped 1,000 yards in a season. With his fourth 1,000-yard season, Witten tied Tony Gonzalez for the most 1,000-yard seasons by a tight end in league history: 1,000-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end) Seasons Tony Gonzalez...4 Jason Witten...4 Kellen Winslow...3 Todd Christensen...3 Shannon Sharpe...3 WITTEN AT 7,000 With 110 yards in the 2011 opener at the N.Y. Jets (9/11), Jason Witten became the seventh tight end in league history to top 7,000 career yards. He reached the mark in 128 games - the third fastest of the previous six. Below is a list of the tight ends in the 7,000-yard club and how many games it took to reach the mark: Games to Games to 7,000 Yds. 7,000 Yds. Antonio Gates...119 Jackie Smith...143 Pete Retzlaff...125 Shannon Sharpe...146 Jason Witten...128 Ozzie Newsome...150 Tony Gonzalez...129 He also became the fifth Dallas Cowboy to reach the milestone. Games to Games to 7,000 Yds. 7,000 Yds. Michael Irvin...91 Drew Pearson...126 Bob Hayes...96 Jason Witten...128 Tony Hill...103 WITTEN AT 700 AND 8,000 Jason Witten caught four passes at Seattle (9/16/12) to become the third tight end in league history to reach 700 career receptions. He did it in 145 career games - the fastest of the previous two. Tight ends games to 700 career receptions Games Jason Witten...145 Tony Gonzalez...154 Shannon Sharpe...178 Against Chicago (10/1) Witten topped 8,000 career yards with his 112-yard game. He became just the third tight end to reach 8,000 yards and did it in 147 games - the fastest of the previous two. Antonio Gates then bettered Witten s speed to 8,000 yards, reaching the mark in his 137th game on Oct. 15: Tight ends games to 8,000 career receiving yards Games Antonio Gates...137 (reached on 10/15) Jason Witten...147 Tony Gonzalez...149 Shannon Sharpe...164 WITTEN AT 800...9,000 On his first catch of the 2012 season finale at Washington (12/30), Jason Witten caught his 800th career pass. He became just the third tight end in league history to reach those figures. He reached 800 in 159 games - faster than the previous two. Witten will enter 2013 with 8,948 career yards, 52 shy of 9,000. He can be the third tight end in NFL history to reach 9,000 yards and can do it faster than the previous two: Tight ends games to 800 receptions and 9,000 yards 800 Rec. 9,000 yards Games Games Jason Witten...159 Tony Gonzalez...163 Tony Gonzalez...171 Shannon Sharpe...183 Shannon Sharpe...202 Jason Witten...159* *8,948 career yards 13

A GRAND OLE TIME Dez Bryant reached 1,000 yards for the season in the win at Cincinnati (12/9). Jason Witten reached the 1,000-yard mark in the season finale at Washington (12/30). The 2012 season marked the sixth time in franchise history a Cowboys team had two pass catchers top 1,000 yards, and it was the third time in the last four seasons Dallas accomplished the feat: s (Team) Year T. Hill (1,062), D. Pearson (1,026)...1979 T. Owens (1,180), T. Glenn (1,047)...2006 T. Owens (1,355), J. Witten (1,145)...2007 M. Austin (1,320), J. Witten (1,030)...2009 M. Austin (1,041), J. Witten (1,002)...2010 D. Bryant (1,382), J. Witten (1,039)...2012 In reaching 1,000 yards in 2012, Witten now has four 1,000- yard seasons - second in franchise history. It was Bryant s first career 1,000-yard effort. Multiple 1,000-yard Seasons Consec. 1,000-yard Seasons Michael Irvin...7 Michael Irvin...5,2 Jason Witten...4 Terrell Owens...3 Tony Hill...3 Bob Hayes...2 Terrell Owens...3 Tony Hill...2 Bob Hayes...2 Terry Glenn...2 Drew Pearson...2 Miles Austin...2 Terry Glenn...2 Jason Witten...2 Miles Austin...2 88, 88, 88 With the selection of Dez Bryant in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys added to their lineage of homegrown talent at wide receiver. Bryant was issued the jersey number 88 to follow in the footsteps of two of the previous 88s in club history - Drew Pearson (1973-83) and Michael Irvin (1988-99). His progress as a rookie was slowed after landing on IR with an ankle injury suffered at Indianapolis (12/5/10). He returned to open the 2011 season in style, and finished his second pro season with 63 catches for 928 yards and nine touchdowns. In 2012 Bryant notched his second career 100-yard game with a career-high 105 yards against Chicago (10/1). At Baltimore (10/14) Bryant had a career-best 13 receptions which also tied the third-most receptions in a game in franchise history. Bryant bettered his career-best with a 110-yard performance against the N.Y. Giants (10/28). He then added 12 catches for a new career-best 145 yards against Cleveland (11/18) and tied that same yardage total on eight catches against Washington (11/22). Bryant upped his career-best once more with a 224-yard game against New Orleans (12/23). He did it on nine catches with a pair of touchdowns. His 224 yards were the 10th 200-yard game in franchise history and were the fourth-most yards in a game in team history. Below is a comparison between the Cowboys 88s after 43 games: GP Rec Yds Avg TD Drew Pearson...43 165 2,797 17.1 17 Michael Irvin...43 176 3,057 17.4 20 Dez Bryant...43 200 2,871 14.4 27 200 Five times in 2012 Dez Bryant reached a career-high for singlegame receiving yards. He first did it against Chicago (10/1) with 105 yards, then against the N.Y. Giants (10/28) with 110, followed by 145-yard games against Cleveland (11/18) and Washington (145). He topped the charts with a 224-yard game against New Orleans (12/23). Bryant s 200-yard performance was the eighth in 2012 by an NFL pass catcher, the 10th in team history, and was good for the fourth-most yards in franchise history: Dallas Cowboys 200-yard Receiving Games Opp (Date) Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Miles Austin @KC (10/11/09) 10 250 25.0 2 Bob Hayes @Was (11/13/66) 9 246 27.3 2 Frank Clarke Was (9/16/62) 10 241 24.1 3 Dez Bryant NO (12/23/12) 9 224 24.9 2 Lance Rentzel Was (11/19/67) 13 223 17.2 1 Tony Hill Phi (11/12/79) 7 213 30.4 2 Terrell Owens SF (11/23/08) 7 213 30.4 1 Michael Irvin Pho (9/20/92) 8 210 26.3 3 James Dixon @Pho (11/12/89) 6 203 33.8 8 Kevin Williams @Ari (12/25/95) 9 203 22.6 2 DEZ-ZLING PERFORMANCES Dez Bryant finished his third pro season with career-highs in receptions (92), receiving yards (1,382) and touchdown receptions (12). From Weeks 8 through 13, Bryant opened the flood gates of offensive production. Over that span, Bryant led the league with six touchdown catches, was third with 475 yards and seventh with 29 catches. He logged three 100-yard games, including back-to-back 145-yard efforts against Cleveland (11/18) and against Washington (11/22). Bryant did not have a touchdown catch in the season finale at Washington (12/30) to snap his streak of seven consecutive games with a touchdown pass to tie the club record. On Thanksgiving Day against Washington, Bryant had a pair of touchdown catches. He matched that performance the next week against Philadelphia (12/2), marking the sixth time in team history a pass catcher had back-to-back multi-touchdown games, and Bryant was the fifth different Cowboy to accomplish the feat: Consecutive Multi-TD Games TDs Opp (Date) TDs Opp(Date) Frank Clarke 2...Was (11/3/63) 2...@SF (11/10/63) Frank Clarke 2...Phi (10/14/62) 3...@Pit (10/21/62) Tony Hill 2...NYG (10/8/78) 2...@StL (10/15/78) Terrell Owens 2...@NYG (11/11/07) 4...Was (11/18/07) Miles Austin 2...@KC (10/11/09) 2...Atl (10/25/09) Dez Bryant 2...Was (11/22/12) 2...Phi (12/2/12) Bryant had another multiple-touchdown game with two against New Orleans (12/23). His two touchdown catches came on consecutive drives, both from 58 yards. With his back-to-back 58-yard touchdown grabs, Bryant became the first league pass catcher with 55-plus yard touchdown grabs on consecutive drives since Buffalo s Lee Evans (at Houston, 11/19/06) did it with back-toback 83-yard scoring snags. Bryant s two touchdown catches against the Saints was his fourth multi-touchdown game of the season, sixth of his career. Bryant s four this season were a single-season club best, while his six career are tied for sixth: Dallas Cowboys Multi-TD Games Cowboys Season Cowboys Career Games Year Games Dez Bryant...4 2012 Bob Hayes...15 Frank Clarke...3 1961 Frank Clarke...9 Frank Clarke...3 1962 Tony Hill...9 Bob Hayes...3 1965 Michael Irvin...9 Bob Hayes...3 1966 Drew Pearson...7 Bob Hayes...3 1967 Lance Rentzel...6 Bob Hayes...3 1970 Terrell Owens...6 Terrell Owens...3 2007 Dez Bryant...6 Laurent Robinson..3 2011 A GRAND FOR DEZ With four catches for 50 yards and a touchdown at Cincinnati (12/9), Dez Bryant topped 1,000 yards on the season for the first time in his career. Bryant was the first 1,000-yard receiver since Miles Austin and Jason Witten in 2009, Bryant s 1,000-yard season was the 28th in franchise history, and he was the 12th different Cowboy to top 1,000 yards in a season. He finished the 2012 season with 1,382 yards - fourth in a season in club history: Dallas Cowboys 1,000-yard Seasons Yards Year Yards Year Michael Irvin...1,603 1995 Raghib Ismail...1,097 1999 Michael Irvin...1,523 1991 Drew Pearson...1,087 1974 Michael Irvin...1,396 1992 Tony Hill...1,062 1979 Dez Bryant...1,382 2012 Michael Irvin...1,057 1998 Terrell Owens..1,355 2007 Tony Hill...1,055 1980 Michael Irvin...1,330 1993 Terrell Owens...1,052 2008 Miles Austin...1,320 2009 Terry Glenn...1,047 2006 Michael Irvin...1,241 1994 Frank Clarke...1,043 1962 Bob Hayes...1,232 1966 Miles Austin...1,041 2009 Michael Irvin...1,180 1997 Jason Witten...1,030 2009 Terrell Owens..1,180 2006 Drew Pearson...1,026 1979 Jason Witten...1,145 2007 Lance Rentzel...1,009 1968 Terry Glenn...1,136 2005 Bob Hayes...1,003 1965 Tony Hill...1,113 1985 Jason Witten...1,002 2010 14

MAN ON FIRE Dez Bryant racked up the most touchdowns (10) and the thirdmost yards (894) over the last half of the 2012 season: NFL Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games (TDs) Team Rec. Yards Avg TD Dez Bryant...Dal 50 879 17.6 10 Danario Alexander...SD 34 597 17.6 7 James Jones...GB 28 383 13.7 7 Demaryius Thomas...Den 49 678 13.9 6 Michael Crabtree...SF 46 665 14.5 6 Eric Decker...Den 39 481 12.3 6 NFL Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games (Yards) Team Rec. Yards Avg TD Calvin Johnson...Det 74 1,197 16.2 4 Andre Johnson...Hou 70 1,036 14.8 2 Dez Bryant...Dal 50 879 17.6 10 Brandon Marshall...Chi 59 711 12.1 4 Demaryius Thomas...Den 49 678 13.9 6 Bryant s 879 receiving yards over the last half of the season were fifth and his 10 touchdowns were tied for fourth in an eight-game span and were tops in the last half of the season in franchise history: Dallas Cowboys Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games (Yards) Year Rec. Yards Avg TD Dez Bryant...2012 50 879 17.6 10 Michael Irvin...1991 51 833 16.3 5 Miles Austin...2009 54 708 13.1 4 Michael Irvin...1995 53 695 13.1 5 Michael Irvin...1992 40 639 16.0 3 Part of Bryant s 879 yards was due in part to a 224-yard performance (12/23). He was one-of-seven different NFL pass catchers to have 200 yards in a game in 2012. GOING STREAKING Dez Bryant hauled in two touchdown passes in the game against New Orleans (12/23/12) to give him a scoring grab in seven straight games. His seven-game scoring bonanza tied the longest streak in club history. He is one of only two Cowboys (Terrell Owens) with the seven-game scoring streak in one season, as two others did it spanning two: Consecutive Games Receiving TD Games Year Games Year Frank Clarke...7 1961-62 Terrell Owens...7 2007 Bob Hayes...7 1965-66 Dez Bryant...7 2012 DEZ AT HOME Dez Bryant finished the 2012 season atop the Dallas Cowboys receiving yards chart - sixth in the league - with 1,382 yards. Five times on the season Bryant topped 100 yards in a game, and each time bettered his single-game career-high for receiving yards. Each one of Dez career-best performances came in the confines of newly named AT&T Stadium. Of his 1,382 yards, Bryant had 948 at home which was third behind Andre Johnson (975) and Calvin Johnson (962) for home receiving yards. Bryant averaged 118.5 yards-per-home game - 11th all-time in NFL history, seventh since the NFL went to a 16-game schedule and tops in franchise history. Bryant out-shined his Cowboys competition as the next best single-season yard-per-home game average was 103.2 - Lance Rentzel (1967). Bryant is only the third Dallas Cowboy to have averaged more than 100 yards-per-home game in franchise history: Single-Season Yards/Home Game (Cowboys) Season Yds/Game Yds Games Dez Bryant 2012 118.5 948 8 Lance Rentzel 1967 103.2 619 6 Michael Irvin 1995 101.6 813 8 Bob Hayes 1965 99.0 693 7 Michael Irvin 1992 97.0 776 8 Single-Season Yards/Home Game (NFL since 1978) (Team) Season Yds/Game Yds Games Andre Johnson (Hou) 2008 136.1 1,089 8 Terrell Owens (SF) 2000 134.3 806 6 Isaac Bruce (StL) 1995 127.6 1,021 8 Marvin Harrison (Ind) 2001 123.3 986 8 Andre Johnson (Hou) 2012 121.9 975 8 Calvin Johnson (Det) 2012 120.3 952 8 Dez Bryant (Dal) 2012 118.5 948 8 ANOTHER 200 With his four receptions in the season finale at Washington (12/30), Dez Bryant caught his 200th career pass. In reaching 200 career receptions, Bryant became the 20th player in franchise history to reach the mark. Rec. Rec. Jason Witten...806 Frank Clarke...281 Michael Irvin...750 Miles Austin...277 Drew Pearson...489 Billy Joe DuPree...267 Emmitt Smith...486 Kelvin Martin...237 Tony Hill...479 Terrell Owens...235 Tony Dorsett...382 Herschel Walker...232 Bob Hayes...365 Ron Springs...222 Jay Novacek...339 Timmy Newsome...212 Doug Cosbie...300 Terry Glenn...208 Daryl Johnston...294 Dez Bryant...200 MILES MARKERS Since earning a spot as one of Dallas starting wide receivers, Miles Austin has steadily climbed the club s receiving charts. For his career, he has 277 catches for 4,237 yards and 34 touchdowns. He broke into the top-10 in receiving yards with 57 against Chicago (10/1) to pass Billy Joe DuPree (3,567), Jay Novacek (3,576) and Terrell Owens (3,587) for eighth. He also cracked the top-10 in receiving touchdowns in the same game, upping his career scoring total to 31 to jump into a tie with Lance Rentzel for ninth. He then took sole possession of ninth with a scoring grab at Carolina (10/21). Dallas Cowboys Career Receiving Numbers Yards Touchdowns Yards TDs Michael Irvin...11,904 Bob Hayes...71 Jason Witten...8,948 Michael Irvin...65 Tony Hill...7,988 Tony Hill...51 Drew Pearson...7,822 Frank Clarke...50 Bob Hayes...7,295 Drew Pearson...48 Frank Clarke...5,214 Jason Witten...44 Miles Austin...4,237 Billy Joe DuPree...41 Doug Cosbie...3,728 Terrell Owens...38 Miles Austin...34 MILES OF MILES Miles Austin notched the first 100-yard receiving game of the 2012 season for Dallas with his 107-yard performance in the home opener against Tampa Bay (9/23). It was then the 12th-most yards in his career and his 13th career 100-yard outing. He again topped 100 yards with 133 against the N.Y. Giants (10/28) for the ninth-most yards in his career. Austin s 14 100-yard games are sixth in franchise history and eighth in NFL history among undrafted pass catchers: Career 100-yard receiving games Cowboys History NFL History (undrafted) Games Michael Irvin...47 Games Rod Smith...30 Tony Hill...26 Wes Welker...27 Bob Hayes...23 Drew Pearson...19 Drew Pearson...19 Antonio Gates...19 Jason Witten...17 Alfred Jenkins...16 Miles Austin...14 J.T. Smith...16 Steve Watson...15 Miles Austin...14 Austin s 100-yard games Yards Opp Date Yards Opp Date 250 @KC 10/11/09 139 @NO 12/19/09 171 ATL 10/25/09 133 NYG 10/28/12 166 TEN 10/10/10 117 JAC 10/31/10 146 @Was 9/12/10 115 @GB 9/21/08 145 OAK 11/26/09 115 @Ari 12/25/10 143 @SF 9/18/11 107 TB 9/23/12 142 CHI 9/19/10 104 @NYG 12/6/09 15

WHAT A RUSH AGAIN In the game in Baltimore (10/14), the Dallas Cowboys rushed for 227 yards. The club s rushing output against the Ravens were the most since putting up 294 against St. Louis (10/23/11) and were the most ever given up by Baltimore. Additionally, DeMarco Murray put up 93 yards on 14 carries (6.6), rushing only once for three yards in the second half due to a foot injury. He racked up 72 first quarter yards for the seventhmost in the first quarter and the 24th-most in any single quarter in franchise history. His 90 first half yards tied for the 18th-most yards in the first half in franchise history. First Quarter Rushing Yards Yards Opp (Date) Emmitt Smith...104 Was (9/9/91) Emmitt Smith...92 @Ari (9/22/91) DeMarco Murray...91 STL (10/23/11) Emmitt Smith...83 @NYG (9/4/95) Julius Jones...81 NO (12/10/06) Emmitt Smith...73 Min (11/23/00) DeMarco Murray...72 @Bal (10/14/12) HIGH-OCTANE OFFENSE Since Jason Garrett s arrival in Dallas as the club s offensive coordinator and eventual head coach, the Cowboys offense has put up some of its best net yardage output in franchise history. The 2009 club has the single-season franchise yards mark, the 2011 team has the second and the 2012 squad the third. Additionally, in his first year (2007), the club now ranks eighth all time, followed by the 2010 squad in ninth. Below is a year-by-year glimpse at the Cowboys yardage output in each of Garrett s season with the club: BAILEY S BOOTS Dan Bailey closed out the 2012 season converting 29-of-31 field goal tries (93.5%). His 29 field goals made in 2012 are tied for fourth in a season in franchise history while his 93.5 field goal percentage is second. For his career, Bailey has converted 61-of- 68 tries (89.7%). Through his two pro seasons, Bailey s 61 field goals made are seventh all-time in franchise history. Along the way, Bailey has 10 games with three-or-more field goals made - tied for third in franchise history. This season, Bailey connected on three-or-more field goals five times - against Tampa Bay (9/23), at Baltimore (10/14), at Carolina (10/21), against Cleveland (11/18) and against Washington (11/22). Additionally, he had two games with four-plus field goals made, tied for the fourth-most in team history: Games with 3+ FGs Made Games with 4+ FGs Made s Games s Games Rafael Septien...21 Chris Boniol...4 Richie Cunningham..11 Richie Cunningham...3 Chris Boniol...10 Eddie Murray...3 Dan Bailey...10 Dan Bailey...2 Eddie Murray...7 Five others...2 Toni Fritsch...7 Bailey has also hit all 76 PAT tries - 11th in franchise history. In both games against the Eagles in 2012, Bailey converted five PAT attempts, tying the most in his career and tied for the fourth-highest PAT figure in a game in Cowboys history. GAME-WINNING KICKS In his rookie season, Dan Bailey was called upon six times to win or tie the game with his foot. Four times he came through for Dallas. Bailey s four game-winning field goals were the most by a Dallas Cowboy in a single season and the most by a rookie in NFL history. In 2012 Bailey had four opportunities to do the same, and he came through with 0:02 left in the fourth quarter against Cleveland (11/18) to send the game in overtime, then sealed it with a 38-yard kick with 6:07 remaining in the extra period. The second was at Cincinnati when he hit a 40-yarder as time expired and the third was against Pittsburgh (12/16) with a 21-yarder in overtime. In team history, there have now been 35 instances in which a kicker was true on a game-winning field goal with 2:00-or-less left in the fourth quarter or in overtime. Bailey has rang true with seven game-winners to tie Rafael Septien for the most in team history: Dallas Cowboys Game-Winning Field Goals Opp, Date Yards Score Time Left Greene PIT, 9/17/61 27 27-24 0:00 Greene @NYG, 10/29/61 32 17-16 1:23 Villanueva @Was, 11/13/66 37 31-30 0:19 Fritsch @StL, 11/7/71 26 16-13 1:53 Fritsch @Chi, 9/16/73 11 20-17 1:26 Herrera STL, 11/13/74 20 17-14 0:04 Fritsch @Phi, 10/26/75 42 20-17 0:01 Herrera BAL, 9/26/76 32 30-27 0:03 Septien @StL, 10/15/78 47 24-21 3:28-OT Septien @StL, 9/2/79 27 22-21 1:16 Septien @NYG, 11/4/79 22 16-14 0:03 Septien TB,10/9/81 42 27-24 4:38-OT Septien NO, 10/21/84 41 30-27 3:42-OT Septien NE, 11/22/84 23 20-17 0:04 Septien @Phi, 10/19/86 38 17-14 0:02 Murray @NYG, 1/2/94 41 16-13 4:16-OT Boniol NYG, 12/17/95 35 21-20 0:00 Boniol @SF, 11/10/96 29 20-17 0:00 Cunningham WAS, 11/16/97 42 17-14 0:04 Seder @Car, 10/1/00 24 16-13 11:08-OT Seder WAS, 10/15/01 26 9-7 0:00 Cundiff @StL, 9/29/02 48 13-10 0:00 Cundiff @NYG, 9/15/03 25 35-32 9:04-OT Cundiff PHI, 10/12/03 28 23-21 1:11 Cortez NYG, 10/16/05 45 16-13 3:47-OT Gramatica @NYG, 12/2/06 46 23-20 0:06 Folk @Buf, 10/8/07 53 25-24 0:02 Buehler @Ind, 12/5/10 38 38-35 8:01-OT Buehler WAS, 12/19/10 39 33-30 0:55 Bailey @SF, 9/18/11 19 27-24 12:10-OT Bailey WAS, 9/26/11 40 18-16 1:52 Bailey @Was, 11/20/11 39 27-24 5:47-OT Bailey MIA, 11/24/11 28 20-19 0:00 Bailey CLE, 11/18/12 38 23-20 6:07-OT Bailey @Cin, 12/9/12 40 20-19 0:00 Bailey PIT, 12/16/12 21 27-24 13:36-OT ONE OUT OF EVERY THREE... Since arriving in Dallas in 2005, no other defensive player in the league has racked up more sacks than DeMarcus Ware s 111.0. Over that same span, the Dallas Cowboys have amassed 329.0 sacks - third in the league. Ware s 111.0 sacks over the last eight seasons represents just over one-third of the clubs total sacks: 16