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JASON GARRETT (26-25 4th Year, 31-28 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 three full seasons as head coach (2011, 2012 and 2013). 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 five times: 2013 (10th), 2012 (sixth), 2010 (10th), 2009 (2nd), and 2007 (2nd). From the start of the 2007 season, the club has averaged 24.6 points-pergame and 366.4 total yards-per-outing. The team has set singleseason records in a handful of categories, including cumulative numbers for gross passing yards (29,107) and total points (2,756) that represent the best totals over a seven-year span in the history of the organization while the club s 41,041 total net yards are second. 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 Miller Lite, is hosting a showdown between two celebrities at the Sept. 28 Dallas Cowboys game. Danny Trejo, best known for his role in Machete, and Richard Rawlings from Discovery Channel s Fast N Loud, will battle it out to see who can outsell the other for the opportunity to have a $10,000 donation made in their name to the Adelante! U.S. Education Leadership Fund, which focuses on leadership development and education for college students. The Miller Lite Corral, located on the west side of the stadium, will be buzzing during the Hispanic Heritage Month game so make sure to stop by to cheer on your favorite team. (21+) HEAD COACHES SEAN PAYTON (80-45, 8th Year) Sean Payton was named the 14th head coach in Saints history on Jan. 18, 2006 and has led the team to five playoff appearances, three NFC South titles, two NFC Championship berths and the Super Bowl XLIV title. He earned unanimous NFL Coach of the year honors in his first season in 2006 and received the same honors from some outlets in 2009. Payton is considered one of the NFL s brightest offensive minds, and the Saints have ranked among the league s top-10 offenses each season since his arrival, including finishing first in the NFL (with a league record 7,474 yards) in 2011, in addition to 2009, 2008 and 2006. With the Dallas Cowboys (2003-05), he served as the assistant head coach/passing game coordinator in 2005 after spending his first two seasons as assistant head coach/quarterbacks. Payton coached four years with the New york Giants (1999-2002), the last three seasons as offensive coordinator, and was quarterbacks coach for the Philadelphia Eagles (1997-98). He earned a degree in communications at Eastern Illinois, where he departed with a schoolrecord 10,665 passing yards, then the third-highest total in NCAA Division I-AA history. A three-time All-American, Payton had brief playing stops with Chicago of the Arena League, the CFL s Ottawa Rough Riders and the Chicago Bears in 1987. Payton coached collegiately at San Diego State (1988-89, 1992-93), Indiana State (1990-91), Miami (Ohio) in 1994-95, and Illinois (1996). 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 732 535 42.575 Dallas 466 349 6.571 Miami 416 319 4.566 Green Bay 699 539 37.563 Baltimore 160 130 1.552 San Francisco 508 419 14.547 N.y. Giants 662 549 33.545 Minnesota 432 367 10.540 * 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), Minnesota (3), Green Bay (7). WINNING THE OPENING MONTH Getting off to a strong start is an important part to to a successful season. Over the past 10 years, Dallas is one of six teams that has had a winning percentage of at least.600 through the season s first month. Those six clubs have combined for 39 playoff berths and nine Super Bowl appearances, including four Super Bowl championships during that span. Teams With a.600+ Winning Pct. In the 1st Month Since 2004 Team Record Percentage New England 25-9-0.735 Seattle 24-12-0.667 Baltimore 23-12-0.657 Dallas 23-12-0.657 Indianapolis 23-12-0.657 Denver 24-13-0.649 A WINNING TREND The Dallas Cowboys entered the 2014 season as one-of-13 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 732 Detroit 519 Green Bay 699 Arizona 514 N.y. Giants 662 San Francisco 508 Pittsburgh 571 Indianapolis 476 Washington 566 Dallas 466 Philadelphia 529 Cleveland 452 St. Louis 528 Oakland 434 SOLD OUT STADIUMS The Cowboys have played in front of sold out stadiums in 390 of their last 392 games (including playoffs) and in 192 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 40 straight sellouts (including playoffs). The Cowboys have sold out each of their last 194 home games. On the road, Dallas has played in front of sold out crowds in 97 straight games (including playoffs), dating back to its last road non-sellout - at Arizona (10/20/02). 2

AT&T STADIUM RECORD WHEN... The Dallas Cowboys are currently in their sixth season in what is now AT&T Stadium owning a 22-19 regular season record at home. This season marked the second consecutive season - and second overall - in the stadium s short history the Cowboys hosted 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. Overall, Dallas owns a 23-19 record - 1-0 postseason - in AT&T Stadium. Below is a breakdown of the club s record on their home turf: Regular season...22-19 Postseason...1-0 Overall...23-19 Regular Post September...5-3 October...3-7 November...9-2 December...3-7 January...2-0 1-0 Playing at noon...10-4 Playing at 3:30...7-9 Playing in prime time...5-6 1-0 Thursday...3-2 Saturday...0-1 1-0 Sunday...17-14 Monday...2-2 Fully closed stadium...12-11 1-0 Fully open stadium...5-7 Roof open, doors closed...2-0 Roof closed, doors open...3-1 Playing against the NFC East...7-8 1-0 Playing against the NFC (non-nfc East)...9-7 Playing against the AFC...6-4 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...0 1.000 Detroit...1 1.500 Green Bay...0 1.000 Houston... Indianapolis... Jacksonville...0 1.000 Kansas City... Miami...1 0 1.000 Minnesota...1 0 1.000 N.y. Giants...1 4.200 N.y. Jets... New England... New Orleans...0 2.000 Oakland...2 0 1.000 Philadelphia...2 3.400 Pittsburgh...1 0 1.000 San Diego...0 1.000 San Francisco..0 1.000 Seattle...2 0 1.000 St. Louis...2 0 1.000 Tampa Bay...1 0 1.000 Tennessee...0 1.000 Washington...4 1.800 Postseason Philadelphia...1 0 1.000 DOWN SOUTH After finishing the 2013 season in second place in the NFC East, the Dallas Cowboys face the second place teams from the NFC South and North this season. This week, the Cowboys the Saints. Dallas is 15-11 against the Saints and have lost the last three meetings, including the last two in Dallas. Dallas vs. NFC South Current Team W L T Win% Streak Tampa Bay...13 3 0.813 W5 Carolina...9 3 0.750 W5 Atlanta...16 9 0.640 L1 New Orleans...15 11 0.600 L2 Div. Totals...53 26 0.671 L3 NEW ORLEANS LAST GAME The New Orleans Saints earned their first win of the 2014 season with a 20-9 home victory over the Minnesota Vikings. New Orleans built a 14-0 lead in the first quarter behind a Pierre Thomas one-yard rushing touchdown followed by a 34-yard passing touchdown from Drew Brees-to-Josh Hill. Minnesota responded in the second quarter with two Blair Walsh field goals (25, 30) to cut the lead to 13-6 by halftime. The Vikings added another Walsh field goal in the third quarter (40) that trimmed the lead to 13-9. However, the Saints put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter when Brees found Marques Colston for an 18-yard scoring connection that provided the final 20-9 score. DALLAS LAST GAME The Dallas Cowboys ended their two-game road trip with their first win streak of the 2014 season, capping off the largest nonovertime comeback win in team history with a 34-31 thrilling victory. DeMarco Murray became only the third running back in team history to rush for 100 yards in three consecutive games to open a season, grinding out 100 yards on 24 carries and scoring a touchdown in his third straight game. St. Louis started the game with a 15-play, 80-yard drive that took 8:50 off the clock and ended with a one-yard touchdown pass from Austin Davis to Lance Kendricks, Davis first-career touchdown pass. The Rams then scored two touchdowns off Cowboys turnovers, turnving a Murray fumble into a 51-yard touchdown pass to Brian Quick, and returning a Tony Romo interception 25 yards for a touchdown. Dallas answered the interception return touchdown with an 80-yard drive down the field, culminating in a Murray touchdown, and then recovered a St. Louis fumble to convert a Dan Bailey field goal before the first half ended, pulling to within 11 points. Dallas came out of the gates on fire, scoring on the first drive of the second half with a 68-yard touchdown connection from Romoto-Bryant and then added a 40-yard Bailey field goal to pull within one point. Greg Zeurlein kicked a 28-yard field goal, and then Dallas scored quickly on a 12-yard touchdown pass to Terrance Williams, its fifth-straight offensive possession with a score. Bruce Carter sealed the victory with a 25-yard interception return for a touchdown off Davis, and despite a late Rams touchdown from Austin Pettis, Dallas was able to run out the clock for its second win of the season. FIRST TIME...LAST TIME The first time these two clubs met, the Cowboys got off to a 3-1 start in the 1967 season. Dallas hosted New Orleans on Oct. 15 and improved to 4-1 after handing the Saints a 14-10 loss in front of 64,128 fans. The last time these two teams met, Dallas traveled to New Orleans where they met on Sunday Night Football. The Cowboys were defeated by the Saints 49-17 in front of 73,018 and fell to 5-5 on the season entering their bye week. DATING GAME This week s game against the New Orleans Saints is being played on Sept. 28. In the 54 years of Cowboys football, there have been seven Sept. 28 games. The Cowboys are 6-1 on Sept. 28, winning two of the last three contests. Dallas first Sept. 28 game was in 1969 at the New Orleans Saints, and its last was in 2009 against the Carolina Panthers. Opp/ Dal Opp/ Dal Date Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score 9/28/69 @NO W 21-17 9/28/03 @NyJ W 17-6 9/28/75 STL W 37-31 9/28/08 WAS L 24-26 9/28/80 @GB W 28-7 9/28/09 CAR W 21-7 9/28/97 CHI W 27-3 9/28/14 NO??-? 3

PLAYER HIGHLIGHTS vs. SAINTS Dan Bailey - K In two games, is a perfect two-of-two on field goals - including a long of 47 - and has hit on all six PATs. Dez Bryant - WR Has 10 receptions for 268 yards and two touchdowns. In 2012, caught nine passes for a career-best 224 yards (fourth in team history) and two touchdowns. Had a pair of 58-yard touchdowns on consecutive drives. Brandon Carr - CB In three games - one with Kansas City - has registered 19 tackles and two pass breakups. Bruce Carter - LB Logged a career-best 15 tackles and a tackle for loss in last season s contest (11/10/13). Barry Church - S Has tallied 18 tackles in two games, including a career-high 17 stops in last season s matchup (11/10/13). Dwayne Harris - WR Caught his first career touchdown catch (16 yards) in 2012 (12/23). Jeff Heath - S Recorded a career-best 13 tackles in a start last season (11/10/13). DeMarco Murray - RB Has compiled 129 yards on 27 carries (4.8 avg.) with one touchdown on the ground and five catches for 57 yards in two games. Tony Romo - QB In four games, is 1-3 and has completed 74-of-134 (55.2%) passes for 1,105 yards with seven touchdowns and two interceptions. Threw for 128 yards and one touchdown with no interceptions on 10-of-24 passes in the game last season. Orlando Scandrick - CB In three games has collected 18 tackles and a pass breakup. Jason Witten - TE In seven games caught 36 passes for 367 yards with 19 first downs. ALL-TIME STAT COMPARISON This week s game marks the 27th game between Dallas and New Orleans. Below is a brief look into the stats of the series: TEAM TOTALS Cowboys Saints Wins...15 11 Points...533 507 Total Net yards...8,552 8,319 Net Rushing yards...3,376 2,857 Net Passing yards...5,176 5,462 SINGLE-GAME TEAM-HIGHS Cowboys Saints Points...40 9/24/73 54 10/18/70 Total Net yards...457 10/3/88 625 11/10/13 457 11/25/10 Net Rushing yards...213 9/28/69 242 11/10/13 Net Passing yards...406 12/23/12 446 12/23/12 SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Cowboys Saints Passing Yards 416- T. T. Romo 12/23/12 446- D. Brees 12/23/12 Rushing Yards 152- T. Dorsett 11/19/78 166- G. Rogers 12/19/82 Receiving Yards 224- D. Bryant 12/23/12 153- M. Colston 12/23/12 2014 STATISTICAL COMPARISON (league ranking) Cowboys Saints Record...2-1 1-2 Scoring Avg. (NFL rank)...25.7 (8) 26.0 (7) Opp. Scoring Avg. (NFL rank)...23.0 (18t) 24.0 (20t) Total Off. (NFL rank)...363.3 (12) 421.7 (4) Rushing Off. (NFL rank)...156.7 (3) 140.3 (6) Passing Off. (NFL rank)...206.7 (24) 281.3 (5) Total Def. (NFL rank)...360.3 (21) 379.7 (24) Rushing Def. (NFL rank)...110.0 (15t) 101.3 (9t) Passing Def. (NFL rank)...250.3 (21) 278.3 (29) Kickoff Return Avg....26.4 (9) 24.3 (15) Punt Return Avg....5.0 (23) -2.5 (32) Turnover Margin...-2 (21t) -3 (25t) Penalties...17 12 Penalty yards...112 96 Opp. Penalties...24 19 Opp. Penalty yards...227 170 SERIES HISTORY The Cowboys and Saints have squared off 26 times with Dallas holding a 15-11 series advantage. Below is a look at the results for each game of the series: Dal Dal Date Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score 10/15/67 Dal W 14-10 9/10/89 NO L 0-28 11/12/67 NO W 27-10 12/2/90 Dal W 17-1 11/3/68 NO W 17-3 12/8/91 Dal W 23-14 9/28/69 NO W 21-17 12/19/94 NO W 24-16 11/9/69 Dal W 33-17 12/6/98 NO L 3-22 10/17/71 NO L 14-24 12/24/99 NO L 24-31 9/24/73 Dal W 40-3 12/28/03 NO L 7-13 9/19/76 NO W 24-6 12/12/04 Dal L 13-27 11/19/78 Dal W 27-7 12/10/06 Dal L 17-42 12/19/82 Dal W 21-7 12/19/09 NO W 24-17 9/25/83 Dal W 21-20 11/25/10 Dal L 27-30 10/21/84 Dal W(OT) 30-27 12/23/12 Dal L (OT) 31-34 10/3/88 NO L 17-20 11/10/13 NO L 49-17 INSIDE THE SERIES HISTORY The series between the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints started in 1967. In total, 26 games between the teams have been played. In the 26 games of the series there has been: * Nine games decided by less than seven points * Eight games decided by more than 14 points * Twelve games decided by double digits * One season opener (1989) and one season finale (2003) - both Dallas losses in New Orleans * Three Sunday night games, two Monday night games, a Friday night game and two Saturday night games * Two overtime games - a 30-27 Dallas win (10/21/84) and a 34-31 New Orleans win (12/23/12) * A Christmas Eve game (1999) and a Thanksgiving Day game in 2010 * A 20-point win by Dallas - biggest Cowboys win (11/19/78) * A 32-point loss by Dallas - biggest Cowboys loss (11/10/13) * A 9-4 record when playing in Dallas * A 6-7 Dallas record when playing in New Orleans * 533 points scored by Dallas, 507 allowed * Cowboys averaging 24.2 points-per-home game and yielding 19.3 * Dallas averaging 16.8 points-per-road game and yielding 19.7 * A 20-point home win - biggest Cowboys home win (11/19/78) * A 25-point home loss - biggest Cowboys home loss (12/10/06) * An 18-point road win - biggest Cowboys road win (9/19/76) * A 32-point road loss - biggest Cowboys road loss (11/10/13) 4

ROMO S RECORD WHEN... As Dallas starting quarterback, Tony Romo has compiled a 65-46 regular season record in 111 career starts. Below is a look at Romo s record under several different circumstances: Playing at home:...33-22 Playing on the road:...32-24 Playing indoors:...19-13 Playing outdoors:...46-33 Playing against the NFC East:... 22-17 Playing against the NFC (non-nfc East):..28-17 Playing against the AFC:...16-12 Playing on artificial turf:...43-32 Playing on natural grass:...22-14 Offense totals over 300 yards:...57-29 Throws for over 300 yards:...27-17 Throws for 200-299 yards:...30-20 Throws only one touchdown:...17-18 Throws more than one touchdown:...44-22 Completes 60.0% or more of his passes:..52-26 Throws no interceptions:...29-16 Throws one interception:...31-14 Throws more than one interception:...5-16 Records at least 100.0 passer rating:...41-15 Sacked one time-or-less:...34-15 Sacked more than once:...31-31 September:...18-9 October:...10-14 November:...24-5 December:...12-17 January:...1-1 Team-by-team Team W L Pct Team W L Pct Arizona...1 2.333 Atlanta...2 1.667 Baltimore...0 2.000 Buffalo...2 0 1.000 Carolina...4 0 1.000 Chicago...1 3.250 Cincinnati...2 0 1.000 Cleveland...2 0 1.000 Denver...0 2.000 Detroit...1 3.250 Green Bay...2 2.500 Houston...1 0 1.000 Indianapolis...1 0 1.000 Jacksonville...0 0.000 Kansas City...1 1.500 Miami...2 0 1.000 Minnesota...2 1.667 New England...0 2.000 New Orleans...1 3.250 N.y. Giants...7 6.538 N.y. Jets...1 1.500 Oakland...2 0 1.000 Philadelphia...7 5.583 Pittsburgh...1 1.500 San Diego...0 2.000 San Francisco..2 1.667 Seattle...2 1.667 St. Louis...4 0 1.000 Tampa Bay...4 0 1.000 Tennessee...1 1.500 Washington...8 6.571 Postseason Minnesota...0 1.000 N.y. Giants...0 1.000 Philadelphia...1 0 1.000 Seattle...0 1.000 QUARTERBACK COMPARISON Tony Romo has started 111 games and owns a 65-46 record as a starter. He has completed 2,483-of-3,837 passes for 29,977 yards, 209 touchdowns and 102 interceptions in those starts. Below is a look at Romo s numbers after 111 starts and how they compare to Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman through 111 starts: W-L Att Comp Yards Pct TD INT Staubach 82-29 2,757 1,577 21,211 57.2 144 98 Aikman 68-43 3,126 1,969 22,309 63.0 109 96 Romo 65-46 3,837 2,483 29,977 64.7 209 102 Among active quarterbacks, Romo s 65-46 record through his 111 starts is tied for sixth: Active QB Records Through 111 and 112 Starts 111th Start 112th Start Tom Brady...87-24 88-24 Ben Roethlisberger...79-32 79-33 Philip Rivers...69-42 70-42 Eli Manning...66-45 66-46 Peyton Manning...66-45 66-46 Tony Romo...65-46??-?? TONY S TARGETS Through his career, Tony Romo has completed 2,499-of-3,864 passes for 30,239 yards with 212 touchdowns in 114 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 1,271 18,598 160 RB 460 3,455 9 TE 731 7,903 41 FB 36 273 2 Breakdown by Completions Comp. Yds TD Comp. Yds TD J. Witten...586 6,626 31 D. Bryant...272 3,840 36 M. Austin...254 3,772 27 T. Owens...199 3,122 34 P. Crayton...143 2,188 19 M. Barber...137 1,031 6 D. Murray...117 807 1 F. Jones...97 728 2 R. Williams...75 1,062 12 C. Beasley...57 536 2 M. Bennett...54 528 3 L. Robinson...53 853 11 K. Ogletree...53 663 4 T. Choice...50 392 0 T. Williams...50 781 7 T. Glenn...43 689 3 S. Hurd...33 519 2 J. Phillips...30 218 2 D. Harris...27 358 3 J. Jones...27 247 0 A. Fasano...22 208 1 J. Hanna...20 159 0 L. Dunbar...16 113 0 L. Vickers...13 104 0 T. Curtis...10 42 3 G. Escobar...9 122 1 D. Anderson...8 61 1 J. Randle...8 61 0 J. Holley...7 169 0 P. Tanner...7 73 0 C. Gronkowski..5 23 1 T. Fiammetta...3 39 0 O. Hoyte...3 12 0 I. Stanback...2 24 0 L. Polite...2 21 0 D. Street...2 18 0 T. Romo...1 10 0 S. Chapas...1 9 0 T. Clutts...1 4 0 A. Holmes...1 4 0 S. Morris...1 3 0 Romo has thrown 212 touchdown passes - first all-time in team history. Below is a look at Romo s individual touchdown totals: TDs TDs Dez Bryant...36 Terry Glenn...3 Terrell Owens...34 Dwayne Harris...3 Jason Witten...31 Cole Beasley...2 Miles Austin...27 Sam Hurd...2 Patrick Crayton...19 Felix Jones...2 Roy Williams...12 John Phillips...2 Laurent Robinson...11 Deon Anderson...1 Terrance Williams...7 Gavin Escobar...1 Marion Barber...6 Anthony Fasano...1 Kevin Ogletree...4 Chris Gronkowski...1 Martellus Bennett...3 DeMarco Murray...1 Tony Curtis...3 TONY S TOUCHDOWN BREAKDOWN Through his career, Tony Romo has thrown a club record 212 touchdown passes. Below is a look at Tony s touchdowns totals by quarter, down and distance: Quarter Down Distance 1st Quarter...31 1st Down...79 0-9 yards...83 2nd Quarter...58 2nd Down...72 10-19 yards...42 3rd Quarter...54 3rd Down...55 20-29 yards...31 4th Quarter...68 4th Down...6 30-39 yards...16 OT...1 40-49 yards...7 50+ yards...33 TWO-HUNDRED TD TOSSES With his two touchdown throws in the win over the N.y. Giants (11/24/13), Tony Romo reached 200 career touchdowns. He became the 37th NFL quarterback to reach the mark. In 2014, Romo has already passed Kerry Collins, Kurt Warner (both at 208) and Jim Hart (209) for 30th all-time, and tied y.a. Tittle and Terry Bradshaw (both at 212) for 28th. Brett Favre...508 Peyton Manning..497 Dan Marino...420 Drew Brees...366 Tom Brady...361 Fran Tarkenton..342 John Elway...300 Warren Moon...291 Johnny Unitas..290 V. Testaverde...275 Joe Montana...273 Dave Krieg...261 S. Jurgensen...255 Dan Fouts...254 Drew Bledsoe...251 B. Esiason...247 John Hadl...244 Len Dawson...239 Jim Kelly...237 George Blanda..236 D. McNabb...234 Steve young...232 Eli Manning...232 John Brodie...230 Philip Rivers...225 Roethlisberger..220 Carson Palmer..215 Terry Bradshaw..212 y.a. Tittle...212 Tony Romo...212 Jim Hart...209 Kerry Collins...208 Kurt Warner...208 5

QB S MULTIPLE TDs Tony Romo opened 2013 throwing a pair of scores against the N.y. Giants (9/8). He had multiple touchdown throws in nine other games, including a club-record tying five against Denver (10/6). Romo s 10 games with multiple touchdowns last season was third in a season in franchise history. He owns the top-two spots with 12 (2007) and 11 (2011). Romo had his first mult-touchdown game of the 2014 season with two at St. Louis (9/21). For his career, he has 67 career multiple-touchdown games - tops in team history and fifth in the NFL since 2006: Multiple-touchdown games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Tony Romo...67 Roger Staubach...48 Danny White...44 Troy Aikman...43 Don Meredith...41 Romo finished the 2012 season with four three-touchdown games and had four again in 2013 - against St. Louis (9/22) and Denver (10/6) and at Detroit (10/27) and Chicago (12/9). His 32 career three-touchdown games is tops in team history and is sixth in the league since he became a starter. Three-touchdown games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Tony Romo...32 Danny White...20 Roger Staubach...17 Don Meredith...14 Troy Aikman...10 PAR 3 Drew Brees...87 Peyton Manning...79 Philip Rivers...75 Tom Brady...73 Tony Romo...67 Drew Brees...53 Peyton Manning...49 Tom Brady...38 Aaron Rodgers...36 Philip Rivers...33 Tony Romo...32 Since becoming the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback midway through 2006, Tony Romo has thrown three-or-more touchdowns in a game a club-record 32 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 established a club-mark with three more against Buffalo (11/13). He added three in 2011 and finished 2012 with four three-touchdown games. He had four in 2013 after throwing three touchdowns against St. Louis (9/22), tying a club record with five touchdown throws against Denver (10/6) and adding three more at Detroit (10/27) and at Chicago (12/9). For his career, Romo has 32 three-touchdown games, and the Cowboys are 20-12 (.625) when Romo throws for three-or-more scores. Games with 3-or-more TDs Tony Romo...32 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) FOUR SCORE, AND... Tony Romo tied a club record with his five touchdown throws against Denver (10/6/13). His five gave him eight career games with four-or-more touchdown throws, tying Danny White for the club high. Romo s eight since becoming the club s starter in 2006 is tied for fifth in the NFL: Four-touchdown games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Danny White...8 Tony Romo...8 Don Meredith...6 Troy Aikman...3 Craig Morton...2 Drew Brees...22 Peyton Manning...18 Tom Brady...16 Aaron Rodgers...12 Eli Manning...8 Tony Romo...8 TD, TD, TD, TD, TD In 2013 Tony Romo threw for a club-record tying five touchdowns in the loss to Denver (10/6). Romo s five scores that day also tied his single-game personal-best and marked the 10th time in franchise history a Cowboys quarterback had five scores in one game. Only Don Meredith - with three - has more five touchdown games than Romo, and Craig Morton is the only other Cowboys passer with multiple five touchdown games: Dallas Cowboys Five Touchdown Games TDs Opp. (Date) TDs Opp. (Date) LeBaron...5 @Pit, 10/21/62 Morton...5 HOU, 12/20/70 Meredith...5 NyG, 9/18/66 White...5 @NyG, 10/30/83 Meredith...5 PHI, 10/9/66 Aikman...5 @Was, 9/12/99 Meredith...5 @Phi, 9/29/68 Romo...5 TB, 11/23/06 Morton...5 PHI, 10/19/69 Romo...5 DEN, 10/6/13 FIVE FOR FIVE HUNDRED Despite Dallas 48-51 loss to Denver (10/6/13), Tony Romo made NFL history by becoming just the fifth league passer to throw for five touchdowns and more than 500 yards. Romo finished the game with a club-record 506 passing yards along with his five passing scores. Romo joins Norm Van Brocklin, y.a. Tittle, Matthew Stafford and Matt Schaub: Yards TDs Opponent (Date) Norm Van Brocklin...554 5 vs. N.y. yanks (9/28/51) y.a. Tittle...505 7 vs. Washington (10/28/62) Matthew Stafford...520 5 @ Green Bay (1/1/12) Matt Schaub...527 5 vs. Jacksonville (11/18/12) Tony Romo...506 5 vs. Denver (10/6/13) 300 Through his career, Tony Romo has reached the 300-yard mark a club-record 44 times. He owns the top-five single-season spots for 300-yard games, including a club-record nine games in 2012. Additionally, Romo had three straight games with 300-plus yards twice - the most consecutive games in club history. Romo topped the 300-yard mark in 2013, putting up a club-record 506 yards against Denver (10/6). He threw for 317 at Philadelphia (10/20), 337 against Minnesota (11/3), and 358 against Green Bay (12/15) for 44 career 300-yard outings. When Romo reaches the 300-yard horizon, Dallas owns a 27-17 record (.614). Career 300-yard Games Tony Romo 44 Troy Aikman 13 Danny White 10 Romo threw for 300-or-more yards nine times in 2012, the most in a season in club history. He also had three straight games with 300 yards (Weeks 11-13) to tie the longest streak in club history: Dallas Cowboys 300-yard Games Single-season Consecutive Games Games Tony Romo...9 (2012) Tony Romo...3 (2007) Tony Romo...8 (2009) Tony Romo...3 (2012) Tony Romo...7 (2007) Don Meredith...2 (1963) Tony Romo...6 (2008) Vinny Testaverde..2 (2004) Tony Romo...5 (2011) Tony Romo...2 (mult.) 500 Tony Romo established a club record with 506 passing yards against Denver (10/6). His 506 were good for 12th in a game in NFL history (11th in the Super Bowl era) and he was the 15th league passer to top 500 yards in a single game: 500-yard Games (NFL History) Yards Yards Norm Van Brocklin...554 Warren Moon...527 Matt Schaub...527 Boomer Esiason...522 Dan Marino...521 Matthew Stafford...520 Tom Brady...517 Phil Simms...513 Drew Brees...510 Eli Manning...510 Vince Ferragamo...509 Tony Romo...506 y.a. Tittle...505 Elvis Grbac...504 Ben Roethlisberger...503 6

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 and had six again in 2013: 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 hit the century mark for the first time in 2013-50th time in his career - against St. Louis (9/22) - 137.2. He then notched five more for 55 games above 100.0. He had his first game over 100.0 at St. Louis (9/21) with a 116.8 rating to mark his 56th career game with a 100.0 rating - tops in team history, fifth in the NFL since 2006. His career passer rating of 95.6 is fifth all-time: 100-plus rating games Cowboys Career NFL (since 2006) Games Games Tony Romo...56 Drew Brees...65 Troy Aikman...44 Philip Rivers...62 Roger Staubach...37 Tom Brady...60 Danny White...33 Peyton Manning...58 Craig Morton...24 Tony Romo...56 All-Time NFL Passer Rating Att Com Pct Yds TD Int Rate Aaron Rodgers...3,057 2,009 65.7 24,894 193 53 104.6 Peyton Manning..8,563 5,606 65.5 65,778 499 220 97.4 Steve young...4,149 2,667 64.3 33,124 232 107 96.8 Philip Rivers...4,206 2,713 64.5 33,147 227 105 96.3 Tony Romo...3,864 2,499 64.7 30,239 212 105 95.6 Tom Brady...6,700 4,245 63.4 49,781 362 134 95.5 ROMO S RATINGS In 15 games of 2013, Tony Romo had six 100.0-plus passer rating games. He had a streak of three games with a rating above 100.0. It was the fourth such streak of his career. Included in his streak of three were ratings of 140.0 - vs. Denver (10/6) - and 137.2 - at San Diego (9/29). Those two ratings are good for the eighth and ninth-highest ratings in his career. His personal best was a 150.5 against Philadelphia (12/2/12). He also owns the third-best single-game rating in club history (150.5) and three of the top-10 single-game figures: Romo s Single-Game Passer Rating Highs Rating Opp, Date Rating Opp, Date 150.5...vs. Phi, 12/2/12 141.3...vs. NyG 12/11/11 148.9...vs. TB, 11/23/06 140.6...@ TB, 9/13/09 148.4...vs. Buf, 11/13/11 140.0...vs. Den, 10/6/13 141.7...@ Phi, 11/4/07 137.2...vs. StL, 9/22/13 141.6...vs. Atl, 10/25/09 133.9...@ TB, 12/17/11 Dallas Cowboys Single-Game Passer Rating Highs Rate Date Rate Date Meredith...154.6 10/9/66 Romo...148.9 11/23/06 Aikman...153.7 12/21/92 Romo...148.4 11/13/11 Romo...150.5 12/2/12 White...147.5 10/12/80 Aikman...149.3 9/20/92 White...146.8 12/13/82 Staubach...148.9 9/30/73 White...145.2 9/28/80 FOURTH QUARTER QB Through his career, Tony Romo continually displays late-game heroics. Romo finished 2013 seventh in the league with a 105.6 fourth quarter passer rating, and through his career, he has the highest all-time fourth quarter quarterback rating (102.7): Att Com Pct Yds TD Int Rate Tony Romo...1,011 654 64.7 8,493 68 26 102.7 Aaron Rodgers...674 432 64.1 5,446 47 17 101.9 Steve young...632 412 65.2 4,807 36 14 97.9 Peyton Manning..2,029 1,277 62.9 14,869 118 60 92.1 Kurt Warner...907 578 63.7 7,084 45 27 91.9 ALL-TIME COWBOYS QB WATCH Tony Romo entered the 2014 season tops in club history with 208 touchdown passes and second in attempts (3,775), completions (2,439) and passing yards (29,565). Through his career Romo has steadily climbed the club s all-time quarterback charts, making 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. Romo was fourth in passing touchdowns at the start of 2012, but tied 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. He s also moved up the ladder in all-time wins amongst Cowboys quarterbacks, passing Danny White (62) in 2013 to claim the third-most wins as a Dallas quarterback. Below is how Romo s career numbers stack up in the storied quarterback history of the franchise: ATTEMPTS Troy Aikman...4,715 Tony Romo...3,864 Roger Staubach...2,958 Danny White...2,950 Don Meredith...2,308 COMPLETIONS Troy Aikman...2,898 Tony Romo...2,499 Danny White...1,761 Roger Staubach...1,685 Don Meredith...1,170 TOTAL QB STARTS Troy Aikman...165 Roger Staubach...114 Tony Romo...111 Danny White...92 Don Meredith...84 PASSING YARDS Troy Aikman...32,942 Tony Romo...30,239 Roger Staubach...22,700 Danny White...21,959 Don Meredith...17,199 TOUCHDOWNS Tony Romo...212 Troy Aikman...165 Danny White...155 Roger Staubach...153 Don Meredith...135 WINS AS STARTER Troy Aikman...94 Roger Staubach...85 Tony Romo...65 Danny White...62 Don Meredith...48 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. He ranks in the top-five in the major passing categories all-time among undrafted quarterbacks. 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 4. Kurt Warner...4,070 5. Tony Romo...3,864 Comps. Rnk Comps. 1. Warren Moon...3,988 2. Dave Krieg...3,105 3. Jon Kitna...2,677 4. Kurt Warner...2,666 5. Tony Romo...2,499 Comp. Pct. Rnk Pct. 1. Kurt Warner...65.5 2. Tony Romo...64.7 3. Jeff Garcia...61.6 4. Jon Kitna...60.3 5. Jake Delhomme...59.4 Yds. Rnk Yds 1. Warren Moon...49,325 2. Dave Krieg...38,147 3. Jim Hart...34,665 4. Kurt Warner...32,344 5. Tony Romo...30,239 TDs Rnk TDs 1. Warren Moon...291 2. Dave Krieg...261 3. Tony Romo...212 Kurt Warner...208 5. Jon Kitna...169 Rating Rnk Rate 1. Tony Romo...95.6 2. Kurt Warner...93.7 3. Jeff Garcia...87.5 4. Dave Krieg...81.5 5. Jake Delhomme...81.3 List does not include players selected in the supplemental draft or those drafted as futures. 7

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 Peyton Manning Den 2013 631 425 Drew Brees NO 2013 619 422 Matt Ryan Atl 2013 651 439 ROMO BY THE NUMBERS In the 12th game of 2013, Tony Romo topped 3,000 yards - his sixth career 3,000-yard season to establish a club-high. In Dallas come-from-behind win against Minnesota (11/3), Romo had two touchdown passes to give him 20 for the season - his sixth career season with 20-plus touchdown throws. Romo s six 20-touchdown seasons are a club-high: 3,000-yard seasons 20-touchdown seasons Seasons Seasons Tony Romo...6 Tony Romo...6 Troy Aikman...5 Danny White...4 Danny White...4 Don Meredith...3 Roger Staubach...3 In 2013, Romo fell 172 yards shy of his fifth 4,000-yard season. His 31 touchdowns gave him three seasons with 30 scoring tosses, and he is the only quarterback in team history with 4,000 yards and 30 scores in a season. 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 Tony Romo (2013)...535 Danny White (1983)...533 Tony Romo (2011)...522 COMPLETIONS Tony Romo (2012)...425 Tony Romo (2009)...347 Tony Romo (2011)...346 Tony Romo (2013)...342 Tony Romo (2007)...335 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 Tony Romo (2013)...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 HALF OF ROMO In Dallas 31-24 comeback win over Oakland (11/28/13), Tony Romo finished the second half 12-of-12 for 101 yards and a touchdown. It was the third time in his career he completed 100% of his second half passes. The last time was against Philadelphia (12/2/12) - 10-of-10 for 169 yards with three touchdowns - and the first was at Arizona (11/12/06) - 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. Romo had flashes of perfection in the 2013 opener, completing 13 straight passes in the second quarter, finishing the frame 16-of-19. ROMO OVER TIME Since coming onto the scene in 2006, Tony Romo has racked up 30,239 passing yards in 114 games played under center. Romo s average of 258.8 yards-per-game since 2006 is fifth in the league: Passing Yards-per-Game (since 2006) Yds/G Drew Brees...304.6 Yards 39,596 Games 130 Peyton Manning...283.4 32,589 115 Tom Brady...273.7 31,746 116 Aaron Rodgers...264.1 24,829 94 Tony Romo...258.5 30,239 117 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 65 wins as a starter are 21 occassions in which he led the team to a come-from-behind victory in the fourth quarter or overtime. Romo s 21 are a franchise-best, and in 2012 he had three straight games in which he had a comefrom-behind win. Romo had his first come-back win this season in the Week 9 game against Minnesota (11/3). He led Dallas on a nineplay, 90-yard drive that culminated with a seven-yard touchdown pass for the win. He did it again to keep the season alive at Washington (12/22), leading the team to 10 fourth quarter points. Romo led his offense to first comeback win of the 2014 season at St. Louis (9/21) as the team battled back from 21 points down to overcome the most points to win a game in a non-overtime game in franchise history. Below is a look at each of Romo s 21 games in which he battled a deficit to pull out the win and his fourth quarter stats in those games: Date Opp Score Time Left Final 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 11/3/13 MIN 20-23 0:35 17 12 118 1 1 27-23 12/22/13 @Was 14-23 14:56 12 9 140 1 0 24-23 9/21/14 @StL 20-24 13:28 4 5 40 1 0 34-31 *italics indicate overtime and are reflected in the stats totals 8

NO PLACE LIKE HOME In 2012, Tony Romo hit 92 home touchdowns to surpass Danny White (91) for the most in team history. By season s end, he added nine more to total 101. Romo tossed 16 scores at home in 2013 - including a club-record tying five against Denver (10/6) - to give him 117 at the conclusion of the season. Romo had one passing touchdown in the season home opener against San Francisco (9/7) to up his career total to 118 at home: Home Passing TDs (Cowboys history) TDs Tony Romo...118 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 118 home touchdowns are third in the league: Home Passing TDs since 2006 TDs Drew Brees...163 Peyton Manning...126 Tony Romo...118 Tom Brady...112 Philip Rivers...106 HOME SWEET HOME Tony Romo opened the sixth season at what is now AT&T Stadium against the San Francisco 49ers (9/7), marking his 35th game in the stadium since it opened in 2009. With Romo as the starting quarterback, Dallas holds a 20-15 record at its home venue. Romo s personal stats at the stadium are quite impressive. For his career, Romo has completed 825-of-1,257 passes for 9,834 yards, with 67 touchdowns and 37 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 2013...7 270 182 67.4 2,069 16 6 100.7 2014...1 37 23 62.2 281 1 3 60.8 Totals...35 1,257 825 65.6 9,834 67 37 94.9 GO LONG Since becoming the Cowboys starting quarterback in 2006, Tony Romo has 33 touchdown passes of at least 50 yards - the most in the league since 2006: Touchdowns of 50-or-more yards (since 2006) TDs Tony Romo...33 Aaron Rodgers...24 Tom Brady...22 Drew Brees...22 Eli Manning...22 ROMO 4K With 341 passing yards against Pittsburgh (12/16/12), 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 13: 4,000-yard Seasons All-Time Since 2006 Seasons Seasons Peyton Manning...13 Drew Brees...8 Drew Brees...8 Peyton Manning...7 Dan Marino...6 Tom Brady...5 Brett Favre...6 Philip Rivers...5 Tom Brady...6 Carson Palmer...4 Philip Rivers...5 Aaron Rodgers...4 Warren Moon...4 Tony Romo...4 Carson Palmer...4 Five tied...3 Aaron Rodgers...4 Tony Romo...4 ROMO S A WINNER Since making his first start in 2006, Tony Romo s 65-46 record as the Cowboys starting quarterback has been among the best in the NFL. Between 2006-2014, Romo s 65 wins are the seventhmost in the NFL. NFL QB Records Since 2006 Record Tom Brady, NE...92-24 Peyton Manning, Ind./Den...89-26 Drew Brees, NO...81-49 Philip Rivers, SD...81-50 Ben Roethlisberger, Pit...75-45 Eli Manning, NyG...74-57 Tony Romo, Dal....65-46 Joe Flacco, Bal...64-35 Matt Ryan, Atl....62-35 Aaron Rodgers, GB...59-31 GAME AFTER GAME AFTER GAME... Tony Romo has thrown a touchdown pass in 31 consecutive games, a club record that began on Oct. 1, 2012 against Chicago through those 13 games in 2012. He threw at least one in each of the remaining 12 games of 2012 and in each of the 15 he played in 2013. He has continued it through the first three games of the 2014 season: Dallas Cowboys Consecutive Touchdown Pass Games Games Seasons Tony Romo...31 2012-14 Tony Romo...20 2009-11 Tony Romo...17 2006-07 Troy Aikman...16 1993-94 Romo s current consecutive touchdown streak is also the sixthlongest streak in NFL history and the second-longest current active streak: All-Time NFL Consecutive Touchdown Pass Games Games Seasons Drew Brees...54 2009-12 Tom Brady...52 2010-13 Johnny Unitas...47 1956-60 Peyton Manning...42* 2010-14 Brett Favre...36 2002-04 Tony Romo...31* 2012-14 Dan Marino...30 1985-87 Ben Roethlisberger...30 2012-14 *indicates active streak 9

ROMO S RANKINGS Tony Romo has been steadily climbing the NFL s all-time passing charts. Coming into the 2014 season, Romo ranked 54th in attempts (3,812), 39th in completions (2,439), 41st in passing yards (29,565) and tied for 31st in touchdown passes (208). He should be able to continue his climb through 2014: NFL Career Attempts NFL Career Completions Leaders Leaders 1. Brett Favre...10,169 1. Brett Favre...6,300 2. Peyton Manning...8,563 2. Peyton Manning...5,606 3. Dan Marino...8,358... 3. Dan Marino...4,967... 49. Jim Harbaugh...3,918 35. Phil Simms...2,576 50. Terry Bradshaw...3,901 36. Rich Gannon...2,533 51. Tony Romo...3,864 37. Tony Romo...2,499 NFL Career Passing Yards NFL Career Touchdowns Leaders Leaders 1. Brett Favre...71,838 1. Brett Favre...508 2. Peyton Manning...65,778 2. Peyton Manning...499 3. Dan Marino...61,361... 3. Dan Marino...420... 36. Steve McNair...31,304 27. John Brodie...214 37. Norm Snead...30,797 28. y.a. Tittle/Terry Bradshaw 212 38. Tony Romo...30,239 Tony Romo...212 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 Tony Romo...30,239 Roger Staubach...22,700 Danny White...21,959 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...65,778 Drew Brees...51,944 Tom Brady...49,781 Eli Manning...36,019 Ben Roethlisberger...34,883 Matt Hasselbeck...34,667 Carson Palmer...34,043 Phillip Rivers...33,147 Tony Romo...30,239 Aaron Rodgers...24,386 Jay Cutler...24,286 Matt Schaub...24,254 Matt Ryan...23,920 Joe Flacco...21,890 Michael Vick...21,489 ROMO AT 30K Tony Romo climbed to 30,000 passing yards following his 176- yard performance at Tennessee (9/14/14), and now has 30,239 for his career. By reaching 30,000 career passing yards Romo became the second Cowboys quarterback to reach that milestone (Troy Aikman - 32,942), the 38th player in NFL history and only the fifth undrafted player to do so. He reached that mark in 138 games to tie Kerry Collins and Donovan McNabb as the 16th fastest player to reach 30,000 passing yards and did it in 3,834 attempts, the fourth-fewest attempts in NFL history: 30,000-Yard Club Dallas Cowboys Active 30K Quarterbacks Yards Yards Troy Aikman...32,942 Tony Romo...30,239 Fewest attempts to 30K (All-Time) Atts Kurt Warner...3,758 Ben Roethlisberger...3,795 Phillip Rivers...3,813 Tony Romo...3,834 Dan Fouts...3,873 Peyton Manning...65,778 Drew Brees...51,944 Tom Brady...49,781 Eli Manning...36,019 Ben Roethlisberger...34,883 Matt Hasselbeck...34,667 Carson Palmer...34,043 Phillip Rivers...33,147 Tony Romo...30,239 ROMO S ROAD With his 65-46 record as a starter, Tony Romo has had success when playing on the road. Since being named the club s starter leading into the game at Carolina (10/29/06), Romo holds a 32-24 record away from home. Romo began his career as a starting quarterback on the road at Carolina (10/29/06) and went on to post an 11-2 road record during his first season and a half at the reins of the Cowboys offense. He was 4-1 in his first season in 2006, then followed that up with a 7-1 record in 2007. In 2008 Romo fought through a finger injury and missed two games to finish 3-3 away from home. He finished 2009 with a 5-3 road record, then in 2010 his season ended three road games in where he was 1-2 before he fractured his left clavicle against the N.y. Giants (10/25). Romo was 3-5 in 2011, then was 4-4 in 2012. Last season he was 3-5. Romo has begun the 2014 road schedule with a perfect 2-0 record following wins at Tennessee (9/14) and at St. Louis (9/21): Tony Romo s Career Record On The Road Year Record 2006...4-1 2007...7-1 2008...3-3 2009...5-3 2010...1-2 2011...3-5 2012...4-4 2013...3-5 2014...2-0 Total...32-24 Below is a look at Romo s career passing stats on the road compared to other top Cowboys quarterbacks: W-L Att Comp Yards Pct TD INT R.Staubach 36-19 1,466 835 10,669 57.0 64 47 D.White 25-20 1,381 811 9,793 58.7 62 66 T.Aikman 38-42 2,384 1,469 16,521 61.6 78 71 T.Romo 32-24 1,935 1,252 14,772 64.7 94 44 10

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 11 seasons, Witten has caught 889 passes for 9,894 yards and 52 touchdowns. He is the second all-time leading tight end in career receptions and third in 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 Against Tampa Bay (9/23), Witten moved into third all-time. He then crossed the 8,000-yard mark against Chicago (10/1) with his 15th career 100-yard game. He opened the 2013 season by crossing the 9,000-yard threshold. 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. In Week 2 of 2013 at Kansas City (9/15) Witten passed Shannon Sharpe (817) for second in catches: NFL Career Receptions NFL Career Receiving Leaders (TEs) Yards Leaders (TEs) 1. Tony Gonzalez*...1,325 1. Tony Gonzalez*...15,127 2. Jason Witten*...889 2. Shannon Sharpe...10,060 3. Shannon Sharpe...815 3. Jason Witten*...9,894 4. Antonio Gates*...733 4. Antonio Gates*...9,378 5. Ozzie Newsome...662 5. Ozzie Newsome...7,980 * indicates active players 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 became the seventh Dallas Cowboy with 40 career touchdown catches in 2011. Later that same season, Witten tied Billy Joe DuPree (41) 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. He added a pair in the 2013 season opener, one against Denver (10/6) and one against Minnesota (11/3) to give him 48 and tie Drew Pearson for fifth in squad history. He tied Frank Clarke for fourth with two more snags at the N.y. Giants (11/24), tied Tony Hill for third with a score at Chicago (12/9) and took sole possession of third with a touchdown against Green Bay (12/15): All-Time Cowboys Receiving Touchdown List 1. Bob Hayes...71 (1965-74) 2. Michael Irvin...65 (1988-99) 3. Jason Witten...52 (2003-13) MORE TE s TDs In 2013 while catching his 47th career touchdown pass in the game against Denver (10/6), Witten tied Ozzie Newsome and Pete Retzlaff for 11th all-time among NFL tight ends. He then had his 48th career touchdown on a 26-yard reception against Minnesota (11/3) to tie Raymond Chester for 10th. At the N.y. Giants (11/24), Witten added two more to tie Ben Coates for ninth all-time and reach 50 career touchdowns - the ninth tight end in league history to reach that mark - then added one each at Chicago (12/9) and against Green Bay (12/15) to tie Dave Casper for eighth: Tight End TDs Years Tight End TDs Years Tony Gonzalez...111 1997-13 Wesley Walls...54 1989-03 Antonio Gates*...90 2003-14 Dallas Clark...53 2003-13 Shannon Sharpe..62 1990-03 Dave Casper...52 1974-84 Jerry Smith...60 1965-77 Jason Witten*...52 2003-14 Vernon Davis*...55 2006-14 Ben Coates...50 1991-00 *indicates active player LEADING MAN Already placing in the top-three in career receptions and receiving yards all-time among league tight ends, Jason Witten is climbing the NFL s all-time receptions and receiving yards charts among all position players. Witten opened 2014 ranking 17th in receptions (879) and 43rd in receiving yards (9,813). In 2013 he moved up two spots to tie Henry Ellard and Keyshawn Johnson (814) for 24th in receptions after in the opener against the Giants (9/8). He moved into 23rd after the game at Kansas City (9/15), passing Shannon Sharpe (815). He passed Steve Largent (819) against St. Louis (9/22) and tied Larry Centers for 21st at San Diego (9/29). He took 21st from Centers following the game against Denver (10/6). Against Minnesota (11/3) he passed Rod Smith and tied Irving Fryar (851) for 19th. He tied Muhsin Muhammad (860) against Oakland (11/28) then took sole possession of 18th with one catch at Chicago (12/9) and moved to 17th with four catches against Green Bay (12/15). He hit the top-50 in yards in the 2013 opener, registering 70, which put him over 9,000 for his career. Witten passed Tony Martin (9,065) to move into 49th against St. Louis then jumped to 48th at San Diego, passing Charley Taylor (9,110). Witten passed Anthony Miller (9,148) and Herman Moore (9,174) against Denver then passed Raymond Berry (9,275) against Washington (10/13). Against Minnesota, he jumped Rob Moore (9,368) for 44th. He hit 43rd at the N.y. Giants (11/24), passing Amani Toomer (9,497). Witten began 2014 by passing Drew Hill (9,831) at Tennessee (9/14) for 42nd: NFL Career Receptions NFL Career Receiving Leaders Yards Leaders 1. Jerry Rice...1,549 1. Jerry Rice...22,895 2. Tony Gonzalez...1,325 2. Terrell Owens...15,934 3. Marvin Harrison...1,102... 3. Randy Moss...15,292... 14. Andre Johnson*...939 40. Shannon Sharpe...10,060 15. Torry Holt...920 41. Eric Moulds...9,995 16. Jason Witten*...889 42. Jason Witten*...9,894 * 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 (nine, seven consecutive - 2004-10 and 2012-13), is tops on the club s alltime receptions chart and second on the receiving yards chart. 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). Witten accounts for 586 catches and 6,626 yards of Romo s 2,499 completions and 30,239 yards. Both numbers are more than any other player that has caught a pass from Romo. In 2012 Witten caught 13 passes against Chicago (10/1) which was third in his career and tied for third among any Cowboys pass catcher and tied for eighth by an NFL tight end. He then bettered that with a club-record 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 11

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. Witten opened 2013 with 70 yards against the N.y. Giants (9/8) to become the second Cowboy and third tight end to reach 9,000 career receiving yards: All-Time Cowboys Receiving Yards List 1. Michael Irvin...11,904 (1988-99) 2. Jason Witten...9,894 3. Tony Hill...7,988 (2003-14) (1977-86) 4. Drew Pearson...7,822 (1973-83) 5. Bob Hayes...7,295 (1965-74) Among his 9,894 yards are 20 games in which he reached 100 yards - a club tight end record. His 20 100-yard outings is fourth all-time among league tight ends since 1970: Cowboys 100-yard NFL 100-yard Tight End Games Tight End Games 1. Jason Witten...20 1. Tony Gonzalez...31 2. Doug Cosbie...4 2. Kellen Winslow, Sr...24 Jay Novacek...4 3. Antonio Gates...21 4. Jason Witten...20 5. Shannon Sharpe...19 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) and Emmitt Smith (fourth) also in 2009. He took second from Drew Pearson with 14 catches at the N.y. Giants (12/6/09) - second in his career. He became the second Cowboy to reach 700 receptions in Week 2 of 2012, and he added seven catches 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...889 (2003-14) 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 (691) for the most yards (7,715) among active league tight ends. Rec. Yards Jason Witten...701 Jason Witten...7,810 Antonio Gates...539 Antonio Gates...6,924 Heath Miller...438 Vernon Davis...5,284 Vernon Davis...404 Heath Miller...4,926 Greg Olsen...400 Owen Daniels...4,687 40x10 With a club-record 18 catches against the N.y. Giants (10/28/12), Jason Witten hit 51 receptions for the season for his ninth straight season of 40 catches-or-more. He was the fourth tight end in NFL history with nine 40-catch seasons and the third to do it in nine-plus straight. Nine games into 2013, Witten hit 40 catches and became the fourth tight end with at least 10 overall and the third with 10 straight: 40-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Years Tony Gonzalez...16 16 1998-13 Shannon Sharpe...11 7 1992-98, 00-03 Antonio Gates...10 10 2004-13 Jason Witten...10 10 2004-13 Jeremy Shockey...9 9 2002-10 Frank Wycheck...8 8 1995-02 50x10 With 18 catches against the N.y. Giants (10/28/12), Jason Witten topped 50 catches for the ninth consecutive season. He was the second tight end in league history with nine straight 50 catch seasons. With four catches at the N.y. Giants (11/24) this year, he became the third tight end with at least 10 seasons of 50 catches and the second to do it in consecutive seasons: 50-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...16 16 Shannon Sharpe...11 7 Jason Witten...10 10 Antonio Gates...9 8 60x10 In the win at Washington (12/22), Jason Witten caught two passes to give him 61 catches for the year - his 10th overall and 10th consecutive season with 60 receptions. Witten became the third tight end in league history with at least 10 60-plus catch seasons and just the second with 10 straight. He is also the only Dallas Cowboy with 10 60-catch seasons: 60-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...15 15 Shannon Sharpe...10 6 Jason Witten...10 10 Antonio Gates...8 7 70x8 Jason Witten topped 70 catches during the 2013 finale against Philadelphia (12/29). Witten has eight overall and seven consecutive 70-catch season - both second all-time among league tight ends: 70-plus catch seasons by a tight end Tight End Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...14 9 Jason Witten...8 7 Antonio Gates...6 4 Shannon Sharpe...5 2 80x6 With his nine catches on Thanksgiving Day against Washington (11/22/12), Jason Witten passed 80 catches for the sixth time in his career. Witten s six 80+ catch seasons are second to Tony Gonzalez (eight) for the most by a tight end in league history. 80+ Catch Tight End Seasons Tony Gonzalez...8 Jason Witten...6 Todd Christensen...4 Kellen Winslow, Sr....3 Shannon Sharpe...3 Jimmy Graham...3 90x4 Jason Witten reached 90 catches in 2012 for the fourth time in his career. 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 12

100x20 Jason Witten holds the club record with 20 career 100-yard games. He had three in 2013-135 against Philadelphia (12/29), 121 yards against Denver (10/6) and 102 against Minnesota (11/3): Witten s 100-yard games Yds Opp Date Yds Opp Date Yds Opp Date 167 NyG 10/28/12 156 @NyG12/6/09 140 WAS 12/19/10 138 @Det 12/9/07 135 PHI 12/29/13 133 PHI 11/15/04 121 DEN 10/6/13 117@Was 12/27/09 116 NyG 9/9/07 115 Sea 11/27/08 113 PHI 12/16/07 112 @GB 10/24/04 112 CHI 10/1/12 110 PHI 9/15/08 110 @NyJ 9/11/11 108 PHI 12/2/12 107 Oak 11/26/09 103 @Buf 10/8/07 102 @SF 9/18/11 102 MIN 11/3/13 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 12/9/07 100 On his third catch against New Orleans (12/23/12), Jason Witten reached 100 receptions for the season for the first time in his career. He was the second player in franchise history to top 100 in a season (Michael Irvin, 111 in 1995) and the third tight end in league history to accomplish the feat. Witten finished with a league tight end record 110 catches: 100-Catch Season (NFL TEs) Jason Witten...110 2012 Tony Gonzalez...102 2004 Dallas Clark...100 2009 500x10 Jason Witten s 102-yard game against Minnesota (11/3/13) put him over the 500-yard mark. The 2013 season was Witten s 10th career and 10th consecutive 500-yard season. He is the fourth NFL tight end with 10 career and tied for second with 10 straight. He is also the only pass catcher in team history with 10 500-yard seasons. 500-plus yard seasons NFL Tight End Cowboys History Tot Consec. Tot Consec. Tony Gonzalez...16 16 Jason Witten...10 10 Shannon Sharpe..11 7 Drew Pearson...9 8 Antonio Gates...10 10 Tony Hill...9 9 Jason Witten...10 10 Michael Irvin...9 8 600x10 Jason Witten topped 600 yards for the 2013 season with a 53- yard performance against Oakland (11/28). Witten has reached the 600-yard mark 10 times overall and consecutively. His 10 overall are third all-time among league tight ends and second for consecutive seasons among the same group. His 10 are 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...16 16 Jason Witten...10 10 Shannon Sharpe..11 7 Michael Irvin...9 8 Jason Witten...10 10 Tony Hill...8 4 Antonio Gates...9 8 Bob Hayes...7 7 Jackie Smith...7 5 Drew Pearson...7 6 700x10 Jason Witten had 71 yards against Green Bay (12/15) to put him over 700 yards for the 10th time in his career and 10th consecutive season. He has the second-most overall and consecutive 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...14 11 Jason Witten...10 10 Jason Witten...10 10 Michael Irvin...8 8 Shannon Sharpe...9 6 Tony Hill...8 4 Antonio Gates...9 9 Drew Pearson...6 6 800x7 With a 135-yard game against Philadelphia (12/29), in the 2013 season finale, Jason Witten reached the 800-yard mark for the season. This season was his eighth 800-yarder. He also has seven consecutive 800-plus yard seasons, tying Tony Gonzalez for the most all-time among tight ends. His eight total is good for second: 800-plus yard seasons (NFL tight end) Total Consec. Tony Gonzalez...13 7 Jason Witten...8 7 Shannon Sharpe...6 2 Antonio Gates...6 4 WITTEN AT 700 AND 8,000 In 2012 Jason Witten became the third tight end in league history to reach 700 career receptions (9/16). 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 Witten then topped 8,000 career yards (10/1) to become the third tight end to reach the mark. He 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 In the 2012 season finale, Jason Witten caught his 800th career pass. He became just the third tight end in league history to reach that figure. He reached 800 in 159 games - faster than the previous two. Witten entered 2013 52 yards shy of 9,000 career yards, and he became the third tight end in NFL history to reach the mark with a touchdown catch in the second quarter of the opener. He again did 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 Jason Witten...160 Tony Gonzalez...171 Tony Gonzalez...163 Shannon Sharpe...202 Shannon Sharpe...183 900x6 Jason Witten reached the 900-yard mark in 2012 during Week 15. He has topped 900 yards seven times in his career and in sixth straight seasons. His seven are second to Tony Gonzalez (nine) 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. It was his fourth career 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 13

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 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 105 yards against Chicago (10/1). At Baltimore (10/14) Bryant had a career-best 13 receptions which also tied for third in a game in club history. He had a 110-yard performance against the N.y. Giants (10/28), then added 12 catches for 145 yards against Cleveland (11/18). He had 145 yards on eight catches against Washington (11/22) then had a career-high 224-yard game against New Orleans (12/23). He did it on nine catches with a pair of touchdowns. His 224 yards was the 10th 200-yard game in franchise history and the fourth-most yards in a game in team history. In Week 2 of 2013, Bryant topped the 100-yard mark (141) yards at Kansas City (9/15), then topped the century mark with 141 yards (six catches) with two scores against Denver (10/6). He had 110 yards at Philadelphia (10/20) then had his second multi-touchdown game with two scores at Detroit (10/27). He added his ninth score of the season with one against Oakland (11/28) on seven receptions for 61 yards. Bryant caught a team-high 11 passes (third in his career) for 153 yards (second) with a touchdown against Green Bay (12/15). By season s end, Bryant led the team in receiving yards while also leading with a career-high in catches (93) and touchdowns (13). Bryant has come on strong to start 2014, posting a team-best 10 catches for 103 yards and a touchdown at Tennessee (9/14). Below is a comparison between the Cowboys 88s after 62 games: GP Rec Yds Avg TD Drew Pearson...62 236 3,973 16.8 20 Michael Irvin...62 276 4,796 17.4 28 Dez Bryant...62 313 4,351 13.9 42 TOTALING TEN TDs With his scoring grab at Chicago (12/9), Dez Bryant reached 10 touchdowns in 2013. It was his second straight 10-touchdown season and second consecutive. Bryant s 10-touchdown season is the 17th time a Cowboy had 10 scoring catches in a season, and he is the ninth different Cowboy to accomplish the feat. Of the previous 17, he is one-of-four to do it multiple times. Bryant added scores through each of the last three games to finish the year with 13 - tied for third in a season in team history: T. Owens...15 2007 F. Clarke...14 1962 B. Hayes...13 1966 T. Owens...13 2006 D. Bryant..13 2013 B. Hayes...12 1965 Dallas Cowboys 10-TD Seasons L. Rentzel..12 1969 D. Bryant...12 2012 M. Austin...11 2009 L. Robinson 11 2011 F. Clarke...10 1963 B. Hayes...10 1967 B. Hayes...10 1968 B. Hayes...10 1970 T. Hill...10 1979 M. Irvin...10 1995 T. Owens...10 2008 A GRAND FOR DEZ With team-highs for catches (11) and yards (153) against Green Bay (12/5), Dez Bryant topped 1,000 yards on the season for the second time in his career. He accomplished the feat last season with 1,382 yards. Bryant s 1,000-yard season in 2013 was the 30th in franchise history, and he is the 12th different Cowboy to top 1,000 yards in a season. He finished with 1,233 yards - ninth in a season in team 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 Dez Bryant...1,233 2013 Miles Austin...1,041 2009 Bob Hayes...1,232 1966 Jason Witten...1,039 2012 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 BY DEZIGN After trading up in the 2010 NFL Draft to select Dez Bryant in the first round with the 24th overall pick, the Dallas Cowboys have seen nothing but production from the wide receiver. Despite his rookie season being cut short due to injury, Bryant was third on the team with 561 yards and six touchdowns and fourth with 45 catches. His reception total was second all-time among club rookies, his touchdowns were third and receiving yards fifth. He improved upon those numbers in his second season (2011), catching 63 passes for 928 yards and nine touchdowns before topping club receiving charts in 2012 with 1,382 yards (fourth in club history) and 12 touchdowns (tied for fifth) on 92 catches (seventh). Bryant finished 2013 as the team leader in receptions (93) yards (1,233) and touchdowns (13). He has continued in 2014 where he left off, beginning the year leading the team with 20 receptions for 247 yards and two touchdowns. For his career, he has 313 catches for 4,351 yards and 42 touchdowns. His totals rank among the best in club history through five seasons: Dallas Cowboys Receiving Figures (through five seasons) Receptions Yards (Years) Rec (Years) Yds Jason Witten (2003-07)...348 Bob Hayes (1965-69)...4,888 Dez Bryant (2010-14)...313 Michael Irvin (1988-92)..4,364 Bob Hayes (1965-69)...252 Dez Bryant (2010-14)...4,351 Michael Irvin (1988-92)...249 Jason Witten (2003-07)...3,983 Emmitt Smith (1990-94)...239 Drew Pearson (1973-77) 3,973 Touchdowns (Years) TDs Bob Hayes (1965-69)...49 Dez Bryant (2010-14)...42 Tony Hill (1977-81)...28 Michael Irvin (1988-92)...27 Jason Witten (2003-07)...21 Miles Austin (2006-10)...21 Bryant s career receptions total 48th, his receiving yards are 53rd and his touchdown catches are tied for 15th all-time in NFL history through a player s first five seasons. 14

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 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 Going into 2014, Bryant had a streak of five straight games with a score snapped against San Francisco (9/7), as the streak was the third-longest in team history. DEZ-TRUCTIVE In 2013, Dez Bryant had back-to-back touchdown games when he caught two each at San Diego (9/29) and against Denver (10/6). Bryant averaged 23.5 yards-per-catch with six catches for 141 yards and two scores in the Broncos game. The 141 yards was his second 100-yard game of the season, eighth of his career, and tied the fourth-most yards in his career. He added 110 yards at Philadelphia (10/20) for his third of the season, ninth of his career. He then had his 10th career (fourth of the season) with 153 yards (second in his career) against Green Bay (12/15). In 2014, Bryant notched his 11th career 100-yard receiving game with 103 at Tennessee (9/14) to mark his first of the year. For his career, Bryant has 11 100-yard outings through the first five seasons of his Dallas Cowboys career to tie for third in a player s first five seasons with the team and ninth overall: Dallas Cowboys 100-yard Receiving Games First 5 Seasons Overall Games Bob Hayes (1965-68)...17 Michael Irvin (1988-99)...47 Michael Irvin (1988-91)...15 Tony Hill (1978-86)...26 Miles Austin (2008-10)...11 Bob Hayes (1965-71)...23 Dez Bryant (2010-14)...11 Drew Pearson (1973-81)..18 Tony Hill (1978-81)...11... Dez Bryant (2010-14)...11 Dez Bryant 100-yard Games Yds Opp Date Yds Opp Date 224 NO 12/23/12 153 GB 12/15/13 145 CLE 11/18/12 145 WAS 11/22/12 141 @KC 9/15/13 141 DEN 10/6/13 110 NyG 10/28/12 110 @Phi 10/20/13 105 CHI 10/1/12 104 @NyG 11/14/10 103 @Ten 9/14/14 DEZ-ZLING PERFORMANCES Dez Bryant finished 2012 with 92 receptions, a career-high 1,382 yards and 12 touchdowns. From Weeks 8-13, he opened the flood gates of production. Over that span, he 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-yarders against Cleveland (11/18) and Washington (11/22). Bryant tied a club record with a touchdown catch in seven consecutive games. On Thanksgiving Day against Washington, he had two scoring grabs then did the same the next week against Philadelphia (12/2), the sixth time in team history - fifth different player - Dallas Cowboy had back-to-back multi-touchdown games. Bryant repeated the feat in 2013 with another pair in two games - at San Diego (9/29) and against Denver (10/6): 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) Dez Bryant 2...@SD (9/29/13) 2...Den (10/6/13) In 2012 Bryant had two scores against New Orleans (12/23). His two touchdown catches came on consecutive drives, both from 58 yards. 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 in 2012 were a single-season club best, while his six career were tied for sixth. Bryant finished 2013 with three multi-score games to give him nine for his career - tied for second in club history: 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 Dez Bryant...9 Bob Hayes...3 1967 Drew Pearson...7 Bob Hayes...3 1970 Lance Rentzel...6 Terrell Owens...3 2007 Terrell Owens...6 Laurent Robinson..3 2011 Dez Bryant...3 2013 40/4,000 CLUB Dez Bryant s totals have continued to climb since entering the league in 2010. Over the previous four seasons (2010-13), only Bryant and Detroit receiver Calvin Johnson were able to amass 4,000 receiving yards and 40 receiving touchdowns: 4,000+ Yards and 40+ TDs (2010-13) (Team) GP Rec Yards TDs Calvin Johnson (Det) 61 379 6,257 45 Dez Bryant (Dal) 59 293 4,104 40 Overall, Bryant was one of only six players in NFL history - and second Cowboy (Bob Hayes, 1965-68) - to post at least 4,000 receiving yards and 40 touchdowns during their first four pro seasons and the first to do so since Randy Moss (1998-2001): 4,000+ Yards and 40+ TDs (Team) Years GP Rec Yards TDs Randy Moss (Min) 1998-01 64 308 5,396 53 Jerry Rice (SF) 1985-88 60 264 4,881 49 Lance Alworth (SD) 1962-65 44 201 4,268 41 Bob Hayes (Dal) 1965-68 54 212 4,142 45 Dez Bryant (Dal) 2010-13 59 293 4,104 40 John Jefferson (SD/GB) 1978-81 58 238 4,063 40 15

MAN ON FIRE Through the second half of the 2012 season, Dez Bryant heated up, racking up the most touchdowns (10) and the third-most yards (879) in the league over that span: NFL Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games (2012) TDs Yards Dez Bryant (Dal)...10 Calvin Johnson (Det)...1,197 Danario Alexander (SD)...7 Andre Johnson (Hou)...1,036 James Jones (GB)...7 Dez Bryant (Dal)...879 Demaryius Thomas (Den)...6 Brandon Marshall (Chi)...711 Michael Crabtree (SF)...6 Demaryius Thomas (Den)...678 Eric Decker (Den)...6 Through 2013 Bryant continued his touchdown tear. He finished with 13 touchdowns (tied for third), and over the previous 24 games, he has racked up 23 touchdowns - tops in the league over that span. Over that same span, Bryant had 2,112 yards - third in the league - and averaged 14.8 yards-per-catch - third over that span among players with at least 120 receptions - Bryant has 143 catches (sixth). Bryant s 879 receiving yards over the last half of the 2012 season were fifth and his 10 touchdowns were tied for fourth in an eightgame span and were tops in the last half of the season in franchise history: Dallas Cowboys Pass Catchers - Last Eight Games of Season (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. ANOTHER 200 With four catches in the 2012 season finale, Dez Bryant caught his 200th career pass. Bryant became the 20th player in franchise history to reach 200. By season s end in 2013, Bryant had moved past Frank Clarke (281) for 13th on the club s all-time receptions list. He began 2014 by passing Daryl Johnston (294) for 12th against San Francisco (9/7), then jumped past both Doug Cosbie (300) and Miles Austin (301) for ninth at Tennessee (9/14) while also reaching 300 career receptions: Rec. Rec. Jason Witten...879 Bob Hayes...365 Michael Irvin...750 Jay Novacek...339 Drew Pearson...489 Dez Bryant...313 Emmitt Smith...486 Miles Austin...301 Tony Hill...479 Doug Cosbie...300 Tony Dorsett...382 Daryl Johnston...294 FASTEST TO 300 Following his 10-catch performance at Tennessee (9/14), Dez Bryant was able move over the 300 career receptions plateau. By doing so, he became the 11th player in team history to reach that mark and by doing it in his 61st career game, he became the fastest player in the fewest amount of games in team history to get there: Fastest to 300 Career Receptions - Dallas Cowboys Games Dez Bryant...61 Michael Irvin...72 Jason Witten...73 Bob Hayes...80 Drew Pearson...92 DOUBLE DIGITS Dez Bryant caught 10 passes at Tennessee (9/14) to mark his fourth career game with 10-or-more receptions, good for fourthmost in team history. He trails only Miles Austin (five), Michael Irvin (seven) and current teammate Jason Witten, who is the club s all-time leader with nine games with 10-or-more catches: Games with 10-or-more Receptions - Dallas Cowboys Games Jason Witten (2003-14)...9 Michael Irvin (1988-99)...7 Miles Austin (2006-13)...5 Dez Bryant (2010-14)...4 Amongst all NFL receivers, Bryant is tied for the eighth-most games with 10-or-more receptions since 2010. ROLLING ON T-DUB S Drafted in the third round (74th overall) of the 2013 NFL Draft out of Baylor, Terrance Williams came to Dallas as a big-body, strong receiver with the ability to stretch the field. He started to emerge as the player the Cowboys were counting on as the rookie finished with 44 catches (fourth on the team, 10th among league rookies) for 736 yards (third on the team, third among rookies) and five touchdowns (third, tied for fourth among rookies). His 16.7 yard-per-catch average was third among rookies with at least 10 catches, and his 82-yard touchdown (vs. Denver, 10/6) tied for the sixth-longest catch in the league this season. From Week 5-8, Williams had a touchdown catch in each game, the first time in team history a rookie had a streak of four games with a touchdown reception. He is the fifth different Cowboy rookie with a streak of three: Dallas Cowboys Touchdown Catch Streak (Rookie) Streak Season Games Terrance Williams...4 2013 5-8 Bob Hayes...3 1965 8-10 Bob Hayes...3 1965 12-14 Antonio Bryant...3 2002 5-7 Martellus Bennett...3 2008 7-9 Dez Bryant...3 2010 8-10 William s 60-yard scoring catch Detroit (10/27) gave him the longest streak in club history, and coupled with his 82-yarder to kickoff the streak, he became the first Dallas Cowboy with multiple 60-plus yard touchdown catches in a season since Terrell Owens in 2008. ROOKIE RECEIVING ROUTES Terrance Williams finished his rookie season fourth on the team with 44 catches, third with 736 yards and third with five touchdown catches. His figures tied for fourth in a season in club rookie annals in receptions and touchdown catches and ranked fourth in receiving yards: Dallas Cowboys Rookie Receiving Charts (season) Receptions Rec. Year Rec. Year Herschel Walker...76 1986 Jason Witten...35 2003 Bob Hayes...47 1965 Michael Irvin...32 1988 Dez Bryant...45 2010 Don Perkins...32 1961 Antonio Bryant...44 2002 Billy Joe DuPree...29 1973 Terrance Williams...44 2013 Tony Dorsett...29 1977 Mike Sherrard...41 1986 DeMarco Murray...26 2011 Yards Yds. Year Yds. Year Bob Hayes...1,023 1965 Herschel Walker...837 1986 Mike Sherrard...744 1986 Terrance Williams..736 2013 Antonio Bryant...733 2002 Michael Irvin...654 1988 Dez Bryant...561 2010 James Dixon...477 1989 Touchdowns TDs Year TDs Year Bob Hayes...12 1965 Mike Sherrard...5 1986 Antonio Bryant...6 2002 Michael Irvin...5 1988 Dez Bryant...6 2010 Terrance Williams...5 2013 Billy Joe DuPree...5 1973 Martellus Bennett...4 2008 16

NFL RUSHING LEADER After posting three 100-yard games to start the season following 118 yards against San Francisco (9/7), 167 yards at Tennessee (9/14) and 100 yards at St. Louis (9/21), DeMarco Murray currently leads all NFL rushers with 385 yards and 75 attempts and is tied for the league lead with three rushing touchdowns. This is the first time a Cowboys running back has led the league in rushing entering a game week since Emmitt Smith had and NFL-high 748 yards entering Week 10 during the 1999 season: 2014 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders Atts Yards Avg Long TD DeMarco Murray, Dal 75 385 5.1 44 3 Le Veon Bell, Pit 53 315 5.9 81 1 Rashad Jennings, NyG 68 286 4.2 18 2 Alfred Morris, Was 59 253 4.3 23 2 Arian Foster, Hou 55 241 4.4 40 1 Marshawn Lynch, Sea 52 234 4.5 21 3 Knile Davis, KC 55 214 3.9 25 3 Lamar Miller, Mia 37 213 5.8 24 0 Andre Ellington, Ari 46 206 4.5 22 0 Terrance West, Cle 47 204 4.3 29 2 Murray s rushing total of 285 yards in the first two games was the most to start a season in Cowboys history, while his threegame total of 385 yards ranks fourth all-time: Dallas Cowboys Most Rush Yards To Start the Season Yds after Games 1-2 Yds after Games 1-3 DeMarco Murray, 2014...285 Emmitt Smith, 1995...277 Tony Dorsett, 1981...261 Emmitt Smith, 1994...261 Tony Dorsett, 1978...258 STACKING HUNDREDS In 2013 DeMarco Murray posted three 100-yard outings, with 175 yards against St. Louis (9/22), 146 yards at Chicago (12/9) and 134 yards against Green Bay (12/15), tying his career-best of three games that he set in 2011. He has already tied his career best in the first three games of the 2014 season, gaining 118 yards against San Francisco (9/7) - a defense that previously had not allowed a 100-yard rusher in its previous 17 games dating back to 2012 - to mark the 10th-most rushing yards on opening day in team history and his eighth career 100-yard outing. Murray then followed that up with 167 yards - the third-most of his career - on a career-high 29 carries at Tennessee (9/14) to notch his ninth career 100-yard game. He then followed it up with 100 yards at St. Louis to tie Don Perkins for the fourth-most 100-yard games in team history (10): Murray s 100-yard Outings Yds. Avg. Opp. Date Yds. Avg. Opp. Date 253 10.1 STL 10/23/11 135 6.8 BUF 11/13/11 175 6.7 STL 9/22/13 134 7.4 GB 12/15/13 167 5.8 @Ten 9/14/14 131 6.6 @NyG 9/5/12 146 8.1 @Chi 12/9/13 118 5.4 SF 9/7/14 139 6.3 SEA 11/6/11 100 4.2 @STL 9/21/14 Murray s 10 100-yard games are tied for fourth all-time: Cowboys All-Time 100-Yard Rushing Games 100-Yard 100-Yard Games Games Emmitt Smith...76 Tony Dorsett...43 Calvin Hill...16 Don Perkins...10 Emmitt Smith, 1995...427 Tony Dorsett, 1981...423 Emmitt Smith, 1994...404 DeMarco Murray, 2014...385 Emmitt Smith, 1992...341 DeMarco Murray...10 Herschel Walker...9 Marion Barber...8 Julius Jones...8 Overall, Murray has posted two of the most single-game rushing yard outputs in team history with a franchise-best 253 yards against St. Louis (10/23/11) and 175 yards against St. Louis (9/22/13), tied for ninth in a game in team history: Single-Game Rushing Totals (Dallas Cowboys) Yds Opp (Date) Yds Opp (Date) D. Murray..253 STL (10/23/11) T. Hambrick..189 @Was (12/14/05) E. Smith...237 @Phi (10/31/93) T. Dorsett..183 @NyG(11/9/80) T. Dorsett..206 Phi (12/4/77) E. Smith...182 @Pho (9/22/91) J. Jones...198 @Sea (12/6/04) T. Dorsett...175 @Bal (12/6/81) J. Jones...194 @Car (12/24/05) D. Murray..175 StL (9/22/13) DEMARCO 3-PEATS DeMarco Murray has started out the 2014 season strong in the running game, rushing for over 100 yards in each of the team s first three games. He had 118 yards against San Francisco (9/7), then followed with 167 yards at Tennessee (9/14) and then posted 100 yards at St. Louis (9/21) to become the fourth player in team history to record three consecutive 100-yard games. Once he went over 100 yards against the Rams, Murray joined some rare company by becoming only the third player in Cowboys history to eclipse the 100-yard mark in the first three games to open a season and the first since Emmitt Smith in 1995. Smith owns the franchise record with four 100-yard games to start the 1995 season. Three Consecutive 100-Yard Games to Start a Season Yards-Games T. Dorsett, 1981 132 @Was (9/6), 129 vs. STL (9/13), 162 @NE E. Smith, 1995 163 @NyG (9/4), 114 vs. DEN (9/10), 150 @ Min (9/17) D. Murray, 2014 118 vs. SF (9/7), 167 @Ten (9/14), 100 @STL (9/21) RUSHING IN THE FIRST DeMarco Murray has shown that he should get the ball early and often, as his stats prove that his most successful quarter is the first where he has totaled 1,120 rushing yards through his career. Five of his first quarter performances rank in the top-10 amongst all-time Cowboys rushers in the first quarter, including the 2014 season opener against San Francisco (9/7) where he had 71 yards which ranks 10th: First Quarter Rushing Yards (Dallas Cowboys) Yds Opp (Date) Yds Opp (Date) E. Smith...104 Was (9/9/91) J. Jones...81 NO (12/10/06) E. Smith...92 @Ari (9/22/91) E. Smith...73 Min (11/23/00) D. Murray...91 STL (10/23/11) D. Murray...77 GB (12/15/13) D. Murray...86 STL (9/22/13) D. Murray...72 @Bal (10/14/12) E. Smith...83 @NyG (9/4/95) D. Murray...71 SF (9/7/14) Murray is quick to do damage to an opposing team s defense early on in the game, as he s grinded out 1,829 yards and 100 first downs in the first half during his career. Against Tennessee (9/14), he already had 115 yards by the end of the first half, tallying the highest mark of his career and the fourth-most in team history during the first half since 1991, the furthest this can be tracked: Most Rushing Yards in First Half - Dallas Cowboys Yards Game Emmitt Smith...140 @Min (11/8/99) Emmitt Smith...129 @Phi (10/31/93) Julius Jones...119 @Sea (12/6/04) DeMarco Murray...115 @Ten (9/14/14) CARRYING THE LOAD The motivation for a stronger running game with DeMarco Murray is evident as the club is 13-1 when DeMarco Murray gets 20-or more carries. He topped 20 carries three times in 2013, and started the 2014 season with 22 carries against San Francisco (9/7), but the club suffered its first loss when Murray had at least 20 carries. Murray and the Cowboys quickly went back to the well at Tennessee (9/14) where they were rewarded with his career-best 29 carries as the club won again to move to 12-1. Murray then carried 24 times at St. Louis (9/21), marking his third consecutive game with 20-or-more carries for the second-longest streak of his career, as the team moved to 13-1 with another victory: Murray s 20-plus Carry Games Opp. Date Att Yds W/L Opp. Date Att Yds W/L STL...9/22/13 26 175 W PHI...12/2/12 23 83 W STL...10/23/11 25 253 W @Cin..12/9/12 21 53 W SEA...11/6/11 22 139 W NyG...9/8/13 20 86 W BUF...11/13/11 20 135 W @Was..12/22/13 22 96 W @Was..11/20/11 25 73 W SF...9/7/14 22 118 L MIA...11/24/11 22 87 W @Ten..9/14/14 29 167 W @NyG 9/5/12 20 131 W @StL..9/21/14 24 100 W Murray s stat line from those games reads: Games No. Yds. Avg. Lng TD 14 321 1,696 5.3 91t 9 17

FIRST DOWN MURRAY DeMarco Murray rushed the ball 29 times at Tennessee (9/14), accumulating 167 yards, a touchdown and 10 first downs - the most rushing first downs in a single game in his career. Additionally, his 10 rushing first downs tied for the third-most all-time in a single game in team history, trailing only Emmitt Smith (11) and Marion Barber (11): Most Rushing First Downs, Single Game, Murray s Career: Date Opp Att Yards 1st Downs 9/14/14 @Ten 29 167 10 10/23/11 STL 25 253 9 12/9/13 @Chi 18 146 9 9/7/14 SF 22 118 8 Most Rushing First Downs, Single Game, Dallas Cowboys: Opp Att Yards 1st-Downs E.Smith @Ari (11/15/08) 26 118 11 M.Barber @GB (9/21/08) 28 142 11 E.Smith @LARai. (10/25/92) 29 152 10 E.Smith @Pit (9/4/94) 31 171 10 J.Jones @Sea (12/6/04) 30 198 10 J.Jones @Car (12/24/05) 34 194 10 D.Murray @Ten (9/14/14) 29 167 10 D-MO VS. THE NFL Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray has gained 3,066 yards on 617 carries and 18 touchdowns in 40 career games since entering the league as a third round draft choice by Dallas in 2011. Looking at all of the opposing teams he s played against, Murray has been most successful against St. Louis as he s totaled 528 yards in three games against the Rams. His next best totals center around NFC East foes the N.y. Giants (328 yards), Washington (280 yards) and Philadelphia (205 yards): Murray s Top Rushing Totals vs. Opponents Opponent GP Att Yds Avg Lg TD St. Louis 3 75 528 7.0 91t 3 N.y. Giants 4 59 328 5.6 48 0 Washington 5 73 280 3.8 43 2 Philadelphia 3 48 205 4.3 27 1 Seattle 34 183 5.4 32 Chicago 2 29 170 5.9 21 0 Tennessee 1 29 167 5.8 22 San Francisco 2 28 139 5.0 15 Buffalo 20 135 6.8 25 Green Bay 1 18 134 7.4 41 1 MURRAY, MURRAY, MURRAY In Dallas 31-24 Thanksgiving Day win over Oakland (11/28/13) DeMarco Murray rushed 17 times for 63 yards with three touchdowns. Murray s three rushing scores marked his first career multi-touchdown game, the first by a Cowboy since Marion Barber s two at New Orleans (12/19/09) and the first three rushing score game since Julius Jones at Seattle (12/6/04). Murray s three touchdowns was the 18th time a Dallas Cowboy had threeor-more rushing touchdowns in a game, and he is the eighth different Dallas rusher to accomplish the feat. Dallas Cowboys Three Rushing TD Game Opp Date TD Opp Date TD D. Perkins..NyG 12/1/63 3 E. Smith...@Oak 10/25/92 3 D. Thomas..@Was 11/22/70 3 E. Smith...@Det 11/8/92 3 C. Hill...@Buf 9/19/71 4 E. Smith...@NyG 9/4/95 4 D. Thomas..STL 12/18/71 3 E. Smith...@Oak 11/19/95 3 C. Hill...PHI 10/20/74 3 E. Smith...WAS 11/28/96 3 T. Dorsett...@Min 10/7/79 3 E. Smith...@Ari 11/15/98 3 R. Springs..STL 9/13/81 3 E. Smith...MIN 11/26/98 3 E. Smith...PHO 12/16/90 4 J. Jones...@Sea 12/6/04 3 E. Smith...PHO 11/3/91 3 D. Murray..OAK 11/28/13 3 RUSHING FOR 3,000 Following his 100-yard effort at St. Louis (9/21), DeMarco Murray crossed the 3,000-yard career rushing mark, becoming the 10th player in team history to do so, and he now has 3,066 yards. He reached that milestone in his 40th career game to tie Julius Jones as the third-fastest player to get there: Fastest to 3,000 Career Rushing Yards - Dallas Cowboys Games Tony Dorsett...37 Emmitt Smith...38 Julius Jones...40 DeMarco Murray...40 SECOND HALF OF MURRAY Through the second half of the 2013 season, the Dallas Cowboys rushing attack picked up steam behind the legs of DeMarco Murray. Playing in six of the first eight games (missing two with a knee injury), DeMarco Murray rushed 91 times for 428 yards (4.7 avg.) and three touchdowns. After rebounding from the knee injury, over the course of the next seven games, Murray rushed 126 times for 693 yards (5.5) and six touchdowns. He went from averaging 71.3 yards-per-game (first six) to 86.6 through the next seven. For his work through the second half of 2013, the third-year pro also earned his first trip to the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement for Frank Gore. Among all NFL running backs, Murray s second half totals ranked at the top with his carries placing 14th, yards third and touchdowns tied for third: Rushing Yards Leaders (Yards, Games 9-16, 2013) Atts Yards Avg Long TD LeSean McCoy...158 743 5.7 57t 6 Ryan Matthews...168 775 4.6 51 5 DeMarco Murray...126 693 5.5 43 6 Matt Forte...149 681 4.6 41 2 Marshawn Lynch...155 656 4.2 37 6 Murray s 693 yards through the last eight games (games nine through 16) were the 11th-most rushing yards over that span in franchise history. He is separated from the top-spot on that list by 127 yards - Emmitt Smith 820 yards in 1993. AVERAGE IS GOOD Since entering the NFL in 2011, DeMarco Murray has averaged 5.0 yards-per-rush, good for the fourth-highest total amongst league running backs during that time span: Highest Rushing Average since 2011 Games C.J. Spiller, Buf...5.2 Adrian Peterson, Min...5.2 Jamaal Charles, KC...5.1 DeMarco Murray, Dal...5.0 Chris Ivory, NO/NyJ...4.8 RUNNING FOR FIRST DOWNS The Dallas Cowboys rushed for 220 yards on 43 carries (5.1 avg.) at Tennessee (9/14) to mark the most rushing yards since the club had 227 yards at Baltimore (10/14/12). Leading the way was DeMarco Murray who had a career-high 29 carries for 167 yards (third-most of his career) and a touchdown. Lance Dunbar added 11 attempts for 27 yards and Joseph Randle had three rushes for 26 yards. Collectively, the group had 13 rushing first downs - tied for the seventh-most in a single game in team history and the most since the club had a club-high tying 15 rushing first downs against the N.y. Giants (9/20/09). Early in the 2014 season, the Dallas Cowboys have posted 26 first downs on the ground to rank third in the NFL after three games: 2014 NFL Team Rushing First Down Leaders Att Yds Avg TD 1st Baltimore...89 411 4.6 2 29 New Orleans...87 421 4.8 5 27 Dallas...95 470 5.0 3 26 Cincinnati...102 365 3.6 5 25 Seattle...87 444 5.1 4 25 Washington...93 406 4.4 5 25 Individually, Murray is currently tied for the league lead with 22 rushing first downs through the first three games: 2014 NFL Individual Rushing First Down Leaders Att Yds Avg Lg TD 1st DeMarco Murray...75 385 5.1 44 3 22 Rashad Jennings...68 286 4.2 18 2 22 Le Veon Bell...53 315 5.9 81 1 14 Giovani Bernard...55 185 3.4 16 3 13 Marshawn Lynch...52 234 4.5 21 3 13 LeSean McCoy...60 175 2.9 21 1 13 18

SHUTTING OUT EACH HALF Despite being behind 28-3 by halftime against San Francisco (9/7), the Dallas Cowboys defense responded in the second half by not allowing a single point in either the third or fourth quarters. It was the unit s first shutout of an opposing team s defense in the second half since against Buffalo (11/13/11). The last time a Cowboys defense had shutout an opponent s offense during either half in came in 2013 during the first half at Philadelphia (10/20) where the scoreless streak extended through the first three quarters. The defense also stiffened in the final two quarters against the 49ers, allowing only 119 total yards compared to the 200 total yards given up in the first half. The Cowboys defense continued their shutout streak into their next game at Tennessee (9/14), holding the Titans offense scoreless in the first two quarters. The defense also limited Tennessee to 68 total offensive yards in the first half, two first downs and did not allow a successful third-down conversion. Though Tennessee scored in the third quarter to break up the shutout, the defense continued to stifle the Titans offense on third downs, holding them to two-of-10 (20.0%) overall to finish the game. TAKE IT AWAY The Dallas Cowboys recorded their first two takeaways of the season at Tennessee (9/14), as both Barry Church and Rolando McClain intercepted Titans passer Jake Locker. Church s interception in the second quarter marked the first takeaway of the year, and the second of his career. McClain made an acrobatic snag of Locker s pass in the fourth quarter to register as the second of his career. The Cowboys added a season-high three takeaways at St. Louis (9/21) behind a Henry Melton fumble recovery and interceptions by Bruce Carter and Morris Claiborne - both in the fourth quarter to help clinch the win. The Cowboys defense finished the 2013 season with 28 takeaways, fifth for the club since 2000, and have five to begin 2014. Dallas Cowboys Year-by-Year Takeaways (since 2005) SACK ATTACK From 2007-2011 Dallas racked up at least 35 sacks each season, but fell short in 2012, posting 34. The 2013 team finished with 34 once again, and since the 2006 season, Dallas has totaled 329 sacks - fourth in the league over that span: NFL Team Sack Leaders - since 2006 Team Sacks Miami Dolphins...334 Minnesota Vikings...334 Pittsburgh Steelers...333 Dallas Cowboys...329 Philadelphia Eagles...328 Over the previous five seasons, Dallas single-season sack high was 42 in 2011. Helping that total were the four sacks the club had in the first half of the game at Arizona (12/4). It was the 11th time in team history the team had four-or-more first half sacks, and the first since having five against Baltimore (12/20/08). The Dallas defense produced one sack against San Francisco (9/7) with Bruce Carter s takedown of Colin Kaepernick. The defense doubled their performance with two in its next game at Tennessee (9/14) as Rolando McClain gathered one and Henry Melton and Kyle Wilber split the other sack of Jake Locker. CHURCH IN SESSION Barry Church made his mark on the Cowboys defense in 2013, turning in a team-leading and career-best 147 tackles, bouncing back after missing the majority of the 2012 season after suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon three weeks into the season. Church posted eight games with 10-or-more tackles in 2013 - most on the defense - including a career-high 17 at New Orleans (11/10/13). Church s 147 tackles in 2013 were the third-most by a Cowboys safety, and the 11th most overall by any Cowboys defender, dating back to 1989: Most Tackles by a Cowboys Safety - Single Season Tackles Brock Marion, 1997...158 Darren Woodson, 1993...155 Barry Church, 2013...147 Darren Woodson, 1995...144 Darren Woodson, 1998...136 Darren Woodson, 2001...131 Darren Woodson, 1999...128 Roy Williams, 2002...127 Bill Bates, 1988...124 Darren Woodson, 2000...123 ROLANDO S NFL RETURN Rolando McClain, the former eighth overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders, joined the Dallas Cowboys via trade from the Baltimore Ravens on July 1, 2014. In each of his first three seasons (2010-12) with the Raiders he compiled over 85+ tackles, finishing in the top-five amongst Oakland s top tacklers each year. Overall, he compiled 274 stops, 6.5 sacks, 11 tackles for loss and an interception in 41 games with 38 starts. Following his release by Oakland on April 5, 2013, he signed a one-year contract with Baltimore on April 12, but retired from the NFL on May 15 and was out of football for the 2013 season. McClain was reinstated from the Reserve/Retired list on April 14, 2014, but abruptly retired once more on April 23. However, upon his trade to Dallas, he was reinstated and particpated in training camp and the preseason with the Cowboys where he finished fifth on the defense with 11 tackles and a forced fumble. Due to McClain s strong play in the preseason, he earned the starting role at middle linebacker for the 2014 season. In his first game action since his last game with Oakland on Nov. 25, 2012, he started at middle linebacker for the Cowboys against San Francisco (9/7) and led the team with 12 tackles - tied for the second-highest tackle total of his career - and a quarterback hurry. He followed that up leading the team in tackles once more at Tennessee (9/14) with 10 stops while also adding a sack, tackle for loss, his second career interception and a pass breakup. He missed the Week 3 game at St. Louis (9/21) due to a groin injury. Through the first three games, McClain is second on the Cowboys defense with 22 stops. TOP-FIVE PUNTER Chris Jones, a former 2011 undrafted free agent, has made his way the Dallas Cowboys, securing the job as the team s punter in 2012 but a knee injury hampered his progress and eventually landed him on the Reserve/Injured list. He returned in 2013 for a career-year, playing in all 16 games for the first time to post career-highs in multiple categories. In 2014 he has gotten off to a hot start, as both his gross punting average and net average are in the top-five in the NFL. His 50.6 gross average is fourth in the league, second in the NFC, while his 43.9 net average is fifth in the NFL, third in the NFC, following the first three games of the season. At Tennessee (9/14) he punted four times to establish a career-best 55.0 gross average. 19