#2 - S , S C - National Football Leaguegame, he would become the third-fastest Cowboys quarterback to 100 pass TDs (66 starts), behind Tony Romo (53 starts) and Danny White (62 starts)

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Tues., Sept. 15 Players off – no availabilityWed., Sept. 1610:30 a.m. Coach McCarthy conference Call10:40 a.m. Coach Quinn conference call11:30 a.m. Practice – first portion open to limited 3-OA media1:15 p.m. Virtual player availabilityThurs., Sept. 1710:30 a.m. Coach McCarthy conference Call11:15 a.m. Practice – first portion open to limited 3-OA media1:30 p.m. Virtual player availabilityFri., Sept. 1810:30 a.m. Coach McCarthy conference call2:00 p.m. Virtual player availabilitySat., Sept. 19 No availability Sun., Sept. 1312:00 p.m. Kickoff vs. Atlanta Falcons

The official Twitter account of the Dallas Cowboys Public Re-lations team (@DallasCowboysPR) will provide pertinent stats, information, transactions, game updates and more throughout the week and on gameday. Follow us for the most up-to-date info re-lated to the Cowboys organization.

KDFW FOX 4 DFWPlay-By-Play: Kevin BurkhardtAnalyst: Daryl JohnstonSideline Reporter: Pam Oliver

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COMPASS MEDIA (National)Play-By-Play: Kevin RayAnalyst: Danny White

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22Dallas has won 22 of its 32 games at home in AT&T Stadium since 2016 - the sixth-most home wins in the NFL over that time and a winning percentage of .688 that ranks eighth.

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Dallas leads the series 17-11Last Meeting:

Dallas 22, @ Atlanta 19, Nov. 18, 2018Last Meeting in Dallas:

Atlanta 39, Dallas 28, Sept. 27, 2015Last Cowboys Win:

Dallas 22, @ Atlanta 19, Nov. 18, 2018Series Streak:

Atlanta has won three of the last four games.

100Dak Prescott needs two touchdown passes to reach 100 for his career. If he reaches the milestone in this game, he would become the third-fastest Cowboys quarterback to 100 pass TDs (66 starts), behind Tony Romo (53 starts) and Danny White (62 starts).

201In his lone career game against the Falcons, Eze-kiel Elliott amassed 201 scrimmage yards (122 rush, 79 rec) on 30 touches, one-of-four career 200-yard games for Elliott, which are the most 200-yard games by any player since 2016. This makes Elliott one-of-two Cowboys with four 200-yard games in the first four years of a career (DeMarco Murray).

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The Dallas Cowboys kicked off their season-long celebration of the club’s 60th year anniversary, which this season will include intro-ducing special events, recognitions and announcements to commem-orate the 60th year anniversary. In September, a DallasCowboys.com digital and social feature be-gan a count down of the top-60 players in Cowboys history presented by DraftKings. The 14-person committee responsible for the selection of the Cowboys top-60 players included two Pro Football Hall of Fame vot-ers, Rick Gosselin and Charean Williams, along with longtime Cow-boys play-by-play announcer Brad Sham. Authors Nick Eatman and Jeff Sullivan were among the group, as were longtime writers and broadcasters Todd Archer (ESPN.com), Kurt Daniels (Dallas Cow-boys Star Magazine), Clarence E. Hill (Fort Worth Star-Telegram), Bill Jones (KTVT-CBS 11), David Moore (The Dallas Morning News), Kristi Scales (Dallas Cowboys Radio Network), Rob Phillips and Mick-ey Spagnola (DallasCowboys.com), and Jean-Jacques Taylor (The Dallas Morning News/ESPN Radio).

To learn more about the top-60 Cowboys players go to https://www.dallascowboys.com/top60.

Throughout 2020, the club will release more original digital content that will feature significant historical moments and events throughout club history on all of its social media and related platforms, unveil new 60th Anniversary themed merchandise and release rare collector’s items in partnership with some of the team’s respective partners.

H TABLE OF CONTENTS H Radio and TV broadcast info ................................................... 1 Dallas Cowboys Media Schedule ............................................ 1 Dallas Cowboys OMG info ....................................................... 1 Cowboys PR contact info ......................................................... 1 Dallas Cowboys 60th Anniversary ........................................... 2 Dallascowboys.com ................................................................. 2 Dallas Cowboys Infographic .................................................... 3 Mike McCarthy Facts and Figures ........................................... 4 2020 Coaching Staff ................................................................ 4 Mike McCarthy bio/coaching experience ................................. 5 Opposing Head Coach Bio ...................................................... 5 What to Watch For ................................................................... 6 2019 Pro Bowl Cowboys .......................................................... 7 2019 All-Pro Cowboys.............................................................. 7 Cowboys and Free Agency ...................................................... 7 Player Highlights against Atlanta ............................................. 8 Series History........................................................................... 8 2020 Stat Comparison ............................................................. 8 AT&T Stadium Record When ................................................... 9 Winning Tradition ..................................................................... 9 A Championship Tradition ...................................................... 10 Individual Notes ................................................................ 11-27 Dak Prescott ................................................................. 11-16 Ezekiel Elliott ................................................................ 16-19 Tony Pollard ....................................................................... 19 Amari Cooper ............................................................... 19-20 CeeDee Lamb/Rookie Draft Class .................................... 21 Offensive Notes ................................................................. 22 Jaylon Smith ...................................................................... 23 Defensive Notes ................................................................ 24 DeMarcus Lawrence ......................................................... 25 Aldon Smith/Everson Griffen ............................................. 26 Greg Zuerlein .................................................................... 27 Chris Jones/Special Teams Notes ..................................... 27 2020 Regular Season Stats ................................................... 28 2020 Defensive Stats ............................................................. 29 Unoffical Depth Chart ............................................................. 30 Pronunciation Guide .............................................................. 30 Coaching Staff ....................................................................... 30 Alphabetical Roster ................................................................ 31 Numerical Roster ................................................................... 32 Positional Roster .................................................................... 33 How The Cowboys Were Built ............................................... 34 Contract Status ...................................................................... 34 When The Cowboys Were Built ............................................. 35 Transactions by Date ............................................................. 36 Transactions by Player .......................................................... 37

The Dallas Cowboys official website is your one-stop shop for all breaking news, analysis and opinion, along with unique X’s and O’s breakdown featured in written content, videos and radio pod-casts. DallasCowboys.com offers the best collection of timely ar-ticles, press conferences and videos, combined with the best spot to purchase tickets and order merchandise from the Cowboys Pro Shop. From the latest news to the latest apparel, there is no better place to visit than DallasCowboys.com. To view the latest press conferences featuring coaches, player interviews from daily locker room sessions, radio interviews with Cowboys front office executives and Dallas Cowboys game high-lights, visit https://www.dallascowboys.com/all-media/

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From 2006-18, Mike McCarthy led the Packers offense to the top of the league in several key categories:

MIKE McCARTHYHead Coach2020

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10 Playoff victories - tied for the third-most in the NFL from 2006-18.

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Touchdown/Interception Ratio (2.88)

Passing Touchdowns (422)

Points-Per-Game (25.9)

Scrimmage Yards-Per-Touch (7.82)

3rd Pass Yards-Per-Game (254.1)

H WINNING HEAD COACH H The Dallas Cowboys named Mike McCarthy the ninth head coach in franchise history on Jan. 5, 2020. Along with 13 years of head coaching experience and 13 additional years as an assis-tant coach in the NFL, McCarthy came to Dallas with a 125-77-2 regular season coaching record - all with the Green Bay Packers (2006-18).

Despite a Week 1 loss to the LA Rams, he owns the sixth-most wins (29th all-time) and fifth-highest winning percentage among active NFL coaches. His teams have qualified for the postsea-son nine times, won six NFC North Division titles, made four NFC Championship Game appearances and took home a Super Bowl XLV championship.

Most Regular Season Wins by Active Head Coach Coach Years Won Loss Tied Pct Bill Belichick............ 1991-2020 274 127 0 .683 Andy Reid ............... 1999-2020 208 128 1 .619 Pete Carroll ............ 1994-2020 134 90 1 .598 Mike Tomlin ............ 2007-2020 133 74 1 .642 Sean Payton ........... 2006-2020 132 77 0 .632 Mike McCarthy ...... 2006-2020 125 78 2 .615 John Harbaugh ....... 2008-2020 119 74 0 .616 Jon Gruden ............. 1998-2020 107 102 0 .512

H McCARTHY’S RECORD WHEN... H Below is a look at McCarthy’s head coaching record under sev-eral different circumstances: Regular season .............................125-78-2 Postseason ..........................................10-8 Overall ...........................................135-86-2

Regular Post September ................................................ 29-16-1 October .........................................................32-15 November ................................................. 25-29-1 December .....................................................35-18 January .............................................................4-0 9-8 February................................................................. 1-0 Playing at home ........................................ 73-27-2 5-3 Playing on the road .......................................52-51 5-5 Playing in prime time.....................................29-28 3-1 Thursday .........................................................10-5 Saturday............................................................1-1 3-2 Sunday .................................................... 106-63-2 7-6 Monday .............................................................8-9 Playing against the NFC East .......................15-10 5-2 Playing against the NFC ........................... 95-57-2 9-8 Playing against the AFC................................30-21 1-0 Playing on grass surface........................... 99-48-2 7-6 Playing on artificial surface ...........................26-30 3-2 Post Bye............................................................9-4 Post Bye Home .................................................4-1 Post Bye Road ..................................................5-3 When scoring 30-plus points...........................69-6 6-2 When team scores first ............................. 86-29-2 4-2 When team leads at halftime .................... 98-19-1 9-2

H 2020 COACHING STAFF HMike McCarthy ...........................................................Head CoachRob Davis.............................................................Asst. Head Coach

Kellen Moore ..................................................Offensive CoordinatorJoe Philbin..................................................................Offensive LineJeff Blasko .........................................................Asst. Offensive LineAdam Henry ............................................................ Wide ReceiversLunda Wells .....................................................................Tight EndsSkip Peete ................................................................ Running BacksDoug Nussmeier .........................................................QuarterbacksChase Haslett ...........................................Quality Control - Offense

Mike Nolan ....................................................Defensive CoordinatorJim Tomsula ..............................................................Defensive LineLeon Lett ..........................................................Asst. Defensive LineScott McCurley .............................................................. LinebackersGeorge Edwards ....................................Senior Defensive AssistantMaurice Linguist .....................................................Defensive BacksAl Harris .................................................................Defensive BacksCannon Matthews ....................................Quality Control - Defense

John Fassel ........................................... Special Teams CoordinatorMatt Daniels ..................................................... Asst. Special Teams

Scott Tolzien .......................................................Coaching Assistant

Markus Paul ........................Strength and Conditioning CoordinatorHarold Nash ...................................Asst. Strength and ConditioningKendall Smith .................................Asst. Strength and Conditioning

Ryan Feder ............................................... Quality Control/AnalyticsJustin Rudd .............................................................. Video/AnalyticsEric Simonelli ............................................ Quality Control/AnalyticsKyle Valero ................................................ Quality Control/Analytics

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H HEAD COACHES HMIKE McCARTHY (125-78-2, 14th Year, 1st Year with Dallas)

The Dallas Cowboys named Mike McCarthy the ninth head coach in franchise history on Jan. 8, 2020, handing the reigns of the team to an innovative offensive mind with a championship pedigree. McCarthy comes to Dallas with 13 years of head coaching experi-ence and 13 additional years as an assistant coach in the NFL, includ-ing six as an offensive coordinator. As a head coach, McCarthy has racked up a 125-78-2 regular season coaching record, and he owns the sixth-most wins (29th all-time) and fifth-highest winning percentage (.615) among active NFL coaches. His teams have qualified for the postseason nine times, won six NFC North Division titles, made four NFC Championship Game appearances and took home a Super Bowl XLV championship held at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, following the 2010 NFL season. Having mentored top quarterbacks, including Hall of Famers and future Hall of Famers, McCarthy’s experience and success with young quarterbacks will help shape the immediate future of the Dallas Cow-boys. Known as a prolific offensive mind - and the primary play-caller - McCarthy’s Packers offense finished fourth in the NFL in total offense and third in points-per-game in total through his tenure with the club. McCarthy is only the fourth head coach in NFL history to lead a sin-gle franchise to eight or more consecutive playoff appearances, join-ing Tom Landry, Noll and Bill Belichick. Those eight appearances from 2009-16 were more than the rest of the NFC North Division combined over that span (Minnesota, three; Detroit, three; Chicago, one). McCarthy’s nine playoff appearances overall are the most by a Packers coach since the NFL postseason began in 1933, and he guid-ed the Packers to a franchise-record fourth consecutive division title in 2014. With the victory over Dallas in the 2016 playoffs, McCarthy surpassed Lombardi and Holmgren for the most playoff victories in team history (10). McCarthy’s success began with dominance at home. Under Mc-Carthy at Lambeau Field, the Packers owned the fourth-best home winning percentage (73-27-2, .725) in the league from 2006 through Week 13 of 2018. Green Bay finished with a record of .500-or-better at home in 11 consecutive seasons under McCarthy.

DAN QUINN (46-39, 6th Year) Dan Quinn accepted his first NFL head coaching job with the Atlanta Falcons in February of 2015. In five seasons with the Falcons, Quinn has amassed a 43-37 regular season record and reached the postsea-son twice, including an NFC Championship and the franchise’s second Super Bowl appearance in 2016. In the last two seasons, Quinn and the Falcons fell just short of a wild card spot after posting 7-9 records. Most recently in 2019, Atlanta stumbled to a 1-7 record in the first half of the season. However, Quinn and his squad surprised the league with a midseason turnaround and fell just short of the postseason after winning six of the last eight games. The Falcons closed the season with four consecutive wins to jump into second place in the NFC South. During 2017, Quinn led the Falcons to a 10-win regular season for the second straight year. Quinn rallied his troops at the end of the regu-lar season, winning five of the last seven to clinch a Wild Card berth with a Week 17 win over Carolina. As the underdog in its Wild Card match-up against the potent Los Angeles Rams, Quinn’s defense shined and defeated the NFL’s top scoring offense 22-10 before losing to eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia in the divisional round. Quinn’s most successful season as a head coach came in his sec-ond year during 2016, when Atlanta posted an 11-5 regular season re-cord en route to a Super Bowl LI appearance, where they lost to New England in overtime. During the playoff run, Quinn defeated his former team, the Seattle Seahawks, in the Divisional Round before winning the franchise’s second NFC Championship in a 44-21 win over Green Bay at the last game in the Georgia Dome. Quinn’s leadership produced six Pro Bowlers that season and an NFL MVP in Ryan, who joined Jones and Vic Beasley Jr. as AP first-team All-Pros. In his first year at the helm, Quinn became the only coach in franchise history to begin his career with five straight wins. However, a mid-sea-son slump derailed the Falcons, who finished 8-8. Quinn helped Atlan-ta’s defense improve from 32nd to 16th over a year. Prior to landing in Atlanta, Quinn was one of the NFL’s top defen-sive coordinators. Quinn served as Seattle’s defensive coordinator in 2013 and 2014, guiding them to consecutive Super Bowl appearanc-es. During that span, Quinn oversaw the league’s top defensive unit as the Seahawks led the NFL in total defense (270.4) and scoring defense (15.2). He has also spent time as the defensive line coach for San Fran-cisco, Miami and the New York Jets.

Regular Season PostseasonYear Team W L T Pct. Result W L Pct. Result2006 Green Bay...................8 8 0 .500 2nd NFC North2007 Green Bay.................13 3 0 .813 1st NFC North 1 1 .500 NFC Championship Game2008 Green Bay...................6 10 0 .375 3rd NFC North 2009 Green Bay.................11 5 0 .688 2nd NFC North 0 1 .000 Wild Card Game2010 Green Bay.................10 6 0 .625 2nd NFC North 4 0 1.000 Super Bowl XLV2011 Green Bay.................15 1 0 .938 1st NFC North 0 1 .000 Divisional Game2012 Green Bay.................11 5 0 .688 1st NFC North 1 1 .500 Divisional Game2013 Green Bay...................8 7 1 .531 1st NFC North 0 1 .000 Wilde Card Game2014 Green Bay.................12 4 0 .750 1st NFC North 1 1 .500 NFC Championship Game2015 Green Bay.................10 6 0 .625 2nd NFC North 1 1 .500 Divisional Game2016 Green Bay.................10 6 0 .625 1st NFC North 2 1 .667 NFC Championship Game2017 Green Bay...................7 9 0 .438 3rd NFC North 2018 Green Bay...................4 7 1 .3752020 Dallas .........................0 1 0 .000 Totals 125 78 2 .615 10 8 .556

Year Position, Team 1987-88 .................... Graduate Assistant, Fort Hays State 1989-91 .................... Graduate Assistant, Pittsburgh 1992 ......................... Wide Receivers, Pittsburgh 1993-94 .................... Offensive Quality Control, Kansas City Chiefs 1995-98 .................... Quarterbacks, Kansas City Chiefs 1999 ......................... Quarterbacks, Green Bay Packers 2000-04 .................... Offensive Coordinator, New Orleans Saints 2005 ......................... Offensive Coordinator, San Francisco 49ers 2006-18 .................... Head Coach, Green Bay Packers 2020 ......................... Head Coach, Dallas Cowboys

McCarthy vs. NFLTeam W L T PCT.Arizona 3 2 0 0.600Atlanta 3 4 0 0.429Baltimore 2 1 0 0.667Buffalo 2 2 0 0.500Carolina 3 3 0 0.500Chicago 18 7 0 0.720Cincinnati 1 2 0 0.333Cleveland 3 0 0 1.000Dallas 5 3 0 0.625Denver 2 1 0 0.667Detroit 18 7 0 0.720Houston 2 1 0 0.667Indianapolis 1 2 0 0.333Jacksonville 2 1 0 0.667Kansas City 2 1 0 0.667LA Chargers 3 0 0 1.000LA Rams 5 3 0 0.625Miami 3 1 0 0.750Minnesota 15 9 2 0.615New England 1 3 0 0.250New Orleans 2 4 0 0.333NY Giants 4 2 0 0.667NY Jets 2 1 0 0.667Oakland 3 0 0 1.000Philadelphia 4 2 0 0.667Pittsburgh 0 3 0 0.000San Francisco 5 2 0 0.714Seattle 5 4 0 0.556Tampa Bay 3 2 0 0.600Tennessee 1 2 0 0.333Washington 2 3 0 0.400Totals 125 78 2 0.615

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H WHAT TO WATCH FOR IN WEEK 2 H

DAK PRESCOTT * Dak Prescott needs two touchdown passes to reach 100 in his career. If he reaches the milestone in this game, he would become the third-fastest Cowboys quarterback to 100 passing touchdowns (66 starts), behind Tony Romo (53 starts) and Danny White (62 starts).

* Threw for 4,902 yards in 2019 - the second-highest single-season total in team history (Tony Romo, 4,903).

* Became only the fourth quarterback in NFL history to begin a career with 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns in each of his first four seasons.

* His 40 wins since the 2016 season are the third-most by any NFL signal caller during that time behind only Tom Brady (47) and Russell Wilson (41).

* With one 300-yard game, can tie Troy Aikman (13) for the second-most 300-yard passing games in Cowboys history. * Prescott has not thrown a touchdown pass in two career games against the Falcons.

44EZEKIEL ELLIOTT

* Ezekiel Elliott reached 7,000 scrimmage yards for his career (7,024) in 2019, becoming just the sixth player in NFL history to attain 7,000 scrimmage yards in his first four seasons, joining LaDainian Tomlinson (7,921), Eric Dickerson (7,842), Terrell Davis (7,594), Chris Johnson (7,071) and Clinton Portis (7,059).

* His 1,777 scrimmage yards were the second-most in 2019, and his 14 total touchdowns were tied for fifth.

* In 2018 against the Falcons, Elliott amassed 201 scrimmage yards (122 rush, 79 rec), one-of-four career 200-yard games for Elliott, which are the most 200-yard games by any player since 2016. * Became the 11th Cowboys player to reach 50 touchdowns (rushing and receiving) in a career. He was the 26th player in NFL history to reach 50 touchdowns in his 60th game or earlier (third Cowboy - Emmitt Smith; 51 and Bob Hayes; 52).

2121AMARI COOPER

* Amari Cooper led the Cowboys with 79 catches for 1,189 yards and eight touchdowns, earning his second Pro Bowl nod as a Cowboy in 2019.

* Cooper caught 10 passes for 81 yards in the season opener at the LA Rams, tied for the most catches by a Cowboys player in a season-opening game (Miles Austin - twice; Frank Clarke - twice; Tony Dorsett).

* Cooper has caught eight passes for 107 yards in two games against the Falcons.1919

ALDON SMITH * Aldon Smith second on the team in tackles (career-high tying 12) and had the Cowboys only sack in Week 1 against the LA Rams. It was Smith’s first sack since November of 2015, and number 48.5 in his career.

* Needs 1.5 sacks to reach 50 for his career. If he reaches 50.0 career sacks against the Falcons, he will have done so in his 61st career game and become one-of-seven players all-time to reach 50 sacks in their 61st game-or- earlier (Reggie White, Derrick Thomas, Von Miller, Justin Houston, J.J. Watt and Dwight Freeney).

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* Jaylon Smith led the team with 168 tackles and was named to his first career Pro Bowl as an injury replacement in 2019.

* The Cowboys were very efficient when they blitzed opposing quarterbacks in 2019, recording a sack on 11.6% or blitz attempts - the fourth-best sack percentage on blitz passing situations.5454

MICHAEL GALLUP * Michael Gallup became the 14th player to record a 1,000-yard receiving season in franchise history, finishing second on the team with 66 catches for 1,107 yards. Combined with Amari Cooper, the Cowboys had two 1,000- yard pass catchers in a season for only the seventh time in franchise history and the first since the 2012 season (Dez Bryant 1,382; Jason Witten 1,039).

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H 2019/2020 STAT COMPARISON H(Dallas league ranking)

2020 2019Record ................................................. 0-1 8-8 Scoring Avg. (NFL rank) ...................... 17.0 (23t) 27.1 (6)Opp. Scoring Avg. (NFL rank).............. 20.0 (12t) 20.1 (11)Total Off. (NFL rank) ............................ 380.0 (11) 431.5 (1)Rushing Off. (NFL rank) .............................. 136.0 (11)) 134.6 (5)Passing Off. (NFL rank) ....................... 244.0 (13) 296.9 (2)Total Def. (NFL rank) ........................... 422.0 (28) 327.0 (9)Rushing Def. (NFL rank) ...................... 153.0 (27) 103.5 (11)Passing Def. (NFL rank) ...................... 269.0 (25) 223.5 (10)Kickoff Return Avg. .............................. 24.0 (13t) 16.3 (32)Punt Return Avg. ................................. 20.0 (1) 5.7 (26)Turnover Margin .................................. -1 (18t) -1 (18t)Penalties .............................................. 7 109 Penalty Yards ...................................... 50 1,008 Opp. Penalties ..................................... 5 102Opp. Penalty Yards .............................. 34 855

H PRO BOWL COWBOYS H Four Dallas Cowboys were originally selected to the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl which took place on Jan. 27, 2019 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla. All four selections were from Dallas’ of-fense with all four players having been selected for the honor in previous years. The Cowboys boasted three selections on the offensive line, headlined by tackle Tyron Smith, as the ninth-year pro made his seventh consecutive trip (2013-19) - breaking a tie with Rayfield Wright for the most by a Cowboys tackle - and was a starter. Guard Zack Martin joined Smith as a starter on the NFC’s offen-sive line, as he was named to his sixth overall and sixth straight all-star game. Martin is tied with Nate Newton and John Niland for the second-most Pro Bowl selections by a Cowboys guard, be-hind only Larry Allen (nine). After missing the entire 2018 season (Guillain-Barré syndrome), Travis Frederick returned to all-star form and earned his fifth Pro Bowl selection, tying him with An-dre Gurode for the most by a Cowboys center. Rounding out the Cowboys Pro Bowl roster, and making his third overall (second consecutive) appearance, was running back Ezekiel Elliott. Two more Cowboys were named to the all-star game as injury replacements, with Amari Cooper (fourth) and Jaylon Smith (first) each earning a roster spot. It was Cooper’s fourth Pro Bowl se-lection (first as a Cowboy) after he led the Dallas offense with 79 catches for 1,189 yards and a career-best eight receiving touch-downs. Smith was the only Cowboys defender selected for the Pro Bowl, and he made his first-ever trip to the game after leading the Cowboys defense with 168 tackles and 2.5 sacks from his inside linebacker position. Martin was forced to withdraw from the game due to injury.

2019 Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowlers Player Selection Tyron Smith, T ............................Seventh Zack Martin, G ............................Sixth Travis Frederick, C .....................Fifth Ezekiel Elliott, RB .......................Third Amari Cooper, WR ......................Fourth Jaylon Smith, LB.........................First

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H ALL-PRO COWBOYS H The Dallas Cowboys had one player named to the 2019 AP All-Pro Team in right guard Zack Martin, who earned a first-team selection:

2019 Dallas Cowboys All-Pros Player Team Zack Martin, G ............................First It was Martin’s sixth selection to the All-Pro Team, sixth con-secutive season. Martin previously made the first-team in three prior seasons (2014-16) before being named second-team in 2017 and then first-team again in 2018. He has started 94 games, missing only two games, since being drafted in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft by Dallas.

H AIN’T THEIR FIRST RODEO H The Dallas Cowboys have a plethora of experience on their coaching staff under Head Coach Mike McCarthy in 2020, with five members of the staff that have some form of NFL head coach-ing experience:

Dallas Cowboys Coaches with NFL HC Experience Coach Team/Years Mike McCarthy ............................. Green Bay (2006-18) Mike Nolan..............................San Francisco (2005-08) Joe Philbin ...........................................Miami (2012-15) Jim Tomsula .....................San Francisco (2010, 2015)^ John Fassel ........................................ St. Louis (2016)* ^Tomsula was the 49ers interim head coach in 2010 *Fassel was the Rams interim head coach in 2016 The Cowboys are the first NFL team to have at least five coaches on staff with previous NFL head coaching experience since the 1999 St. Louis Rams team, which also has five coaches on staff with previous NFL head coaching experience:

1999 St. Louis Rams Coaches with NFL HC Experience Coach Team/Years Dick Vermeil ................................... Philadelphia (1976-82) Frank Gansz ...................................Kansas City (1987-88) Jim Hanifan .........St. Louis Cardinals (1980-85)/Atlanta (1989)* Al Saunders ...................................... San Diego (1986-88) Mike White ............................................Oakland (1995-96) *Hanifan was the Falcons interim head coach in 1989

With a new coaching staff leading the charge for the 2020 season, the Cowboys saw a large amount of roster turnover from 2019, with 16 players signing contracts with a new team or failing to re-sign with Dallas:

Exclusive Rights (2) Adam Redmond .....G (DAL)* Antwaun Woods .....DT DAL)*

Restricted (3) Blake Jarwin ...........TE (DAL)* Daniel Ross ............DT (OAK) Cooper Rush ..........QB (NYG)

Unrestricted (25) Ray-Ray Armstrong ...... LB (FA) Byron Jones .......... CB (MIA) Tavon Austin ................. WR (FA) L.P. Ladouceur ...... LS (DAL)* Michael Bennett ........... DL (RET) Sean Lee .............. LB (DAL)* Anthony Brown ............. CB (DAL)* Joe Looney ........... C (DAL)* Randall Cobb ................ WR (HOU) Justin March .......... LB (DAL)* Maliek Collins ............... DT (OAK) Dak Prescott ......... QB (DAL)* Amari Cooper ............... WR (DAL) Robert Quinn ......... DE (CHI) Christian Covington ...... DT (DEN) Malcolm Smith ...... LB (FA) Kai Forbath................... K (DAL)* Xavier Su’a-Filo ..... G (CIN) Kavon Frazier ............... S (MIA) Joe Thomas .......... LB (DAL)* C.J. Goodwin................ CB (DAL)* Darian Thompson . S (DAL)* Jeff Heath ..................... S (OAK) Jason Witten ......... TE (OAK) Kerry Hyder .................. DT (SF)

*Players returned to Dallas The Cowboys signed 12 players from outside the organization to fill holes left by defecting players and upgrade several key po-sitions on the roster. The 12 players bring with a lot of talent and experience - combing for a total of 719 career starts and 18 Pro Bowls in the NFL: Player Starts Pro Bowls Gerald McCoy, DT ....................139 6 Dontari Poe, DT ........................118 2 Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, S ..................90 1 Aldon Smith, DE .........................36 1 Greg Zuerlein, K ...........................0 1 Blake Bell, TE .............................19 0 Maurice Canady, CB* ...................5 0 Saivion Smith, CB.........................0 0 Daryl Worley, DB ........................49 0 Andy Dalton, QB .......................133 3 Everson Griffen...........................88 4 Cameron Erving, G/T ..................42 0 719 18

*Maurice Canady opted out of the 2020 season

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H PLAYER HIGHLIGHTS HChidobe Awuzie – CBRecorded seven tackles, six solo, in his lone game against the Falcons in 2018.

Brandon Carr – S As a 12-year veteran, has 23 tackles, including a season-high nine in 2008 as a rookie with Kansas City, two tackles for loss and a pass deflection against Atlanta.

Amari Cooper – WR In two career regular season games against Atlanta, has eight catches for 107 yards, averaging 13.4 yards per catch.

Ezekiel Elliott – RB In his only game at Atlanta, amassed 201 scrimmage yards and a touchdown. Carried the ball 23 times for 122 yards, while leading the team with seven receptions and 79 receiving yards.

Demarcus Lawrence – DE Played three career games against the Falcons in his time with Dallas and has totaled 11 tackles, 2.5 sacks, four pressures and two tackles for loss.

Dontari Poe – DT After spending three seasons in the NFC South - including one in Atlanta – has nine tackles, five pressures, one sack and a pass deflection against the Falcons.

Dak Prescott – QBCompleted 67.8% of his passes for 384 yards and zero intercep-tions in two regular season games at Atlanta.

Xavier Woods – S Notched a career-high 10 tackles in 2018 at Atlanta. The season before, picked off Matt Ryan for his first career interception.

Greg Zuerlein – K Knocked down four-of-five field goals while going a perfect nine-for-nine on extra points in three games against the Falcons.

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H 2020 STAT COMPARISON H(league ranking)

Cowboys FalconsRecord ................................................. 0-1 0-1 Scoring Avg. (NFL rank) ...................... 17.0 (23t) 25.0 (14)Opp. Scoring Avg. (NFL rank).............. 20.0 (12t) 38.0 (30t)Total Off. (NFL rank) ............................ 380.0 (11) 506 (2)Rushing Off. (NFL rank) .............................. 136.0 (11) 72.0 (29)Passing Off. (NFL rank) ....................... 244.0 (13) 434.0 (1)Total Def. (NFL rank) ........................... 422.0 (28) 383.0 (24)Rushing Def. (NFL rank) ...................... 153.0 (27) 84.0 (7)Passing Def. (NFL rank) ...................... 269.0 (25) 299.0 (28)Kickoff Return Avg. .............................. 24.0 (13t) 0.0 (22t)Punt Return Avg. ................................. 20.0 (1) 8.0 (13t)Turnover Margin .................................. +1 (8t) -2 (26t)Penalties .............................................. 7 6Penalty Yards ...................................... 50 72 Opp. Penalties ..................................... 5 6 Opp. Penalty Yards .............................. 34 46

H TEAM CAPTAINS H The Dallas Cowboys will select three team captains weekly throughout the season in 2020, as chosen by the team prior to that week’s game. Below are the captains from each week of the 2020 season:

2020 Dallas Cowboys CaptainsWeek 1 - at LA RamsDak Prescott - OffenseJaylon Smith - DefenseL.P. Ladouceur - Special Teams

H SERIES HISTORY H Dallas and Atlanta have squared off 28 times, including two Divisional Playoff Games, with Dallas leading the series 17-11. Dallas won the first five games of the series before dropping its first one. Dallas won in Atlanta 22-19 in the last meeting. Below is a quick look into the 28 games of the series: Dal DalDate Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score

* NFC Divisional Playoffs

10/2/66 Atl W 47-1411/5/67 Dal W 37-710/12/69 Atl W 24-1710/11/70 Dal W 13-09/15/74 Atl W 24-011/21/76 Atl L 10-1712/30/78* Dal W 27-201/4/81* Atl W 30-2710/27/85 Dal W 24-109/21/86 Dal L 35-3712/6/87 Dal L 10-219/25/88 Dal W 26-209/17/89 Atl L 21-2712/30/90 Atl L 7-26

12/22/91 Dal W 31-2712/21/92 Atl W 41-1711/21/93 Atl L 14-2710/29/95 Atl W 28-1310/20/96 Dal W 32-289/20/99 Dal W 24-711/11/01 Atl L 13-209/7/03 Dal L 13-2712/16/06 Atl W 38-2810/25/09 Dal W 27-2111/4/12 Atl L 13-199/27/15 Dal L 28-3911/12/17 Atl L 7-2711/18/18 Atl W 22-19

The Dallas Cowboys and Atlanta Falcons have faced each other 28 times with two playoff games. Dallas leads the series 17-11, including both Divisional Playoff wins (1978 and 1980).

In the 28 games of the series there have been:* 16 games decided by double digits* Four games decided by three-or-more touchdowns* Five games decided by a field goal-or-less* A 33-point win by Dallas - biggest series win (10/2/66)* A 20-point loss by Dallas - biggest series loss (11/12/17)* Two shutouts for Dallas - 13-0 (10/11/70) and 24-0 (9/15/74)* 47 points scored by Dallas (at Atlanta, 10/2/66) - the most in any game of the series* Two NFC Divisional Playoff games - 1978 and 1980 - both Dallas wins* Two Monday night games - both Dallas wins (12/21/92 and 9/20/99)* One Saturday night game - a 38-28 Dallas win (12/16/06)* 676 points scored by Dallas, 562 allowed* An 8-7 Cowboys record when traveling to Atlanta

The first time these two teams met, Dallas headed to Atlanta for the third game of the 1966 season. Dallas opened the season 2-0 and extended its win streak to three games to open the sea-son after handing the Falcons a 47-14 loss on Oct. 2 in front of 56,990 fans. The last time these two teams met was 2018 inside the Fal-cons Mercedes-Benz Stadium in front of 74,447. Dallas won 22-19 on the strength of Ezekiel Elliott’s 201 scrimmage yards and a game-winning Brett Maher field goal as the clock hit zero in regulation.

H DATING GAME H This week’s game against the Atlanta Falcons is being played on Sept. 20. In the 60-plus years of Cowboys football, there have been seven Sept. 20 games. The Cowboys are 6-1 on Sept. 20. Dallas’ first Sept. 20 game was in 1964 against Washington, and its last was in 2009 against Tampa Bay. The last game played on Sept. 20 was at Philadelphia, a game that Dallas won 20-10. Opp/ Dal Opp/ DalDate Loc. W/L Score Date Loc. W/L Score9/20/64 WAS W 24-18 9/20/99 ATL W 24-79/20/70 @Phi W 17-7 9/20/09 NYG L 31-339/20/87 @NYG W 16-14 9/20/15 @Phi W 20-109/20/92 PHO W 31-20

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H ALL-TIME STAT COMPARISON H H AT&T STADIUM RECORD... H In 2018 the Dallas Cowboys reached a milestone with their 10th season in what is now AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys finished that regular season 7-1 record at home - tied with the 2016 team for the most wins and best record in a single season all-time at AT&T Stadium, and the Cowboys finished 5-3 in 2019. 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 49-39 regular season record - 3-1 postseason - and a 52-40 overall mark at home in AT&T Stadium. Below is a breakdown of the club’s record on their home turf: Regular season ................................49-39 Postseason ..........................................3-1 Overall ..............................................52-40 Regular Post September ......................................................13-5 October ...........................................................9-12 November .....................................................15-12 December .......................................................10-9 January .............................................................2-1 3-1

Playing at noon ...............................................15-8 Playing at 3:30 ..............................................18-19 1-1 Playing in prime time.....................................16-12 2-0

Thursday ...........................................................6-6 Saturday............................................................0-2 2-0 Sunday ..........................................................40-27 1-1 Monday .............................................................3-4

Fully closed stadium .....................................33-25 3-1 Fully open stadium ............................................8-8 Roof open, doors closed ...................................2-5 Roof closed, doors open ...................................6-1

Playing against the NFC East .......................19-14 1-0 Playing against the NFC (non-NFC East) .....17-16 2-1 Playing against the AFC..................................13-9

Team-by-team Team W L Pct Team W L Pct

The Cowboys 7-1 home mark in 2018 tied the 2016 team for the best home record by a Cowboys team since the stadium opened in 2009: Most Single Season Wins at AT&T Stadium – Dallas Cowboys Consec. Home Season Wins Wins Record 2016 .............7 7 7-1 2018 .............7 4 7-1 2009 .............6 5 6-2 2011 .............5 4 5-3 2019 .............5 2 5-3 2013 .............5 3 5-3

Arizona..............0 1 .000 Atlanta...............1 1 .500 Baltimore...........1 0 1.000 Buffalo ...............1 1 .500 Carolina ............1 1 .500 Chicago.............1 2 .333 Cincinnati ..........1 0 1.000 Cleveland ..........1 0 1.000 Denver ..............0 1 .000 Detroit ...............3 1 .750 Green Bay.........0 3 .000 Houston ............1 0 1.000 Indianapolis.......1 0 1.000 Jacksonville ......1 1 .500 Kansas City.......1 0 1.000 LA Chargers.......0 2 .000 LA Rams ...........3 1 .750 Miami ................2 0 1.000 Minnesota .........1 1 .500

New England ....0 1 .000 New Orleans .....2 2 .500 N.Y. Giants ........6 5 .545 N.Y. Jets ............0 1 .000 Oakland ............2 0 1.000 Philadelphia ......5 6 .454 Pittsburgh..........1 0 1.000 San Francisco ...0 1 .000 Seattle...............2 2 .500 Tampa Bay ........3 0 1.000 Tennessee ........0 2 .000 Washington .......8 3 .727

Postseason Detroit ...............1 0 1.000 Green Bay.........0 1 .000 Philadelphia ......1 0 1.000 Seattle...............1 0 1.000

386.3386.3 26.226.2 7.917.91Dallas’ offense has

averaged 386.3 yards-per-game at

AT&T Stadium - third-most at home

since 2009.

The Cowboys have scored 26.2 points-per-game at home since moving into AT&T Stadium -

fourth in the NFL.

Dallas has aver-aged 7.91 yards-per-play at home

since 2009, second in the NFL behind New Orleans (8.1).

H HOME COOKING H Since AT&T Stadium opened in 2009, Dallas has posted a 49-39 regular season record at home. However, since 2016, the Cowboys have utilized their home field advantage, going 22-10 at AT&T Stadium, which is tied for the fifth-most wins at home. Dallas went 5-3 in the 2019 season with wins over the N.Y. Giants, Miami, Philadelphia, LA Rams and Washington.

NFL Team Home Wins Since 2016 Team Games W L T Win % New England ...........33 27 6 0 .818 Baltimore ..................33 25 8 0 .757 Kansas City..............33 25 8 0 .757 New Orleans ............33 24 9 0 .727 Minnesota ................33 23 10 0 .696 Philadelphia .............32 23 9 0 .719 Dallas .....................32 22 10 0 .688 Green Bay................32 22 9 1 .703 Pittsburgh.................32 22 10 0 .688

H WINNING TRADITION H The Dallas Cowboys currently own the league’s highest all-time regular season winning percentage by current NFL teams:

Highest Win Percentage - NFL Regular Season Team W L T Pct. Dallas ......................520 389 6 .572 Green Bay ...............757 574 38 .568 Chicago ...................770 591 42 .566 New England ...........513 395 9 .565 Baltimore .................215 169 1 .560 * Since 1972, ties have been calculated as half-win and half loss. Prior to 1972 tie games were ignored in calculating a team’s winning percentage. Ties since 1972: Dallas (0), Miami (1) Chicago (1), Green Bay (6).

This week’s game is the 27th regular season game between Dallas and Atlanta. Below is a look into the stats of the series:

TEAM TOTALS Cowboys FalconsWins ......................................... 15 11Points..................................... 619 515Total Net Yards .................. 8,838 8,006Net Rushing Yards ............. 3,483 2,897Net Passing Yards ............. 5,355 5,109

SINGLE-GAME TEAM-HIGHS Cowboys FalconsPoints............................... 47 10/2/66 39 9/27/15Total Net Yards ..............461 10/27/85 453 11/4/12Net Rushing Yards .........218 10/11/70 187 9/21/86Net Passing Yards .........352 10/27/85 333 12/21/92

SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Cowboys Falcons

Passing Yards 362 - D. Meredith 10/27/85 342 - M. Ryan 11/4/12

Rushing Yards 174 - E. Smith 12/21/92 155 - M. Rozier 12/30/90

Receiving Yards 171 - M. Austin 10/25/09 169 - S. Bailey 9/25/88

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H THE DALLAS COWBOYS - A CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION H

43 33 24 16 8 5 SEASONS OF POSTSEASON DIVISION NFL/NFC NFC SUPER BOWL .500-OR-BETTER APPEARANCE TITLES CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME FINALIST

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DALLAS COWBOYS ......63Pittsburgh Steelers ............... 61New England Patriots ........... 58Green Bay Packers ............... 57San Francisco 49ers............. 51Minnesota Vikings ............... 50New York Giants ................... 49

New England Patriots (2009-19) ... 11DALLAS COWBOYS (1975-83) ... 9Indianapolis Colts (2002-10) .......9DALLAS COWBOYS (1966-73) ...8Pittsburgh Steelers (1972-79) ....8Los Angeles Rams (1973-80).....8San Francisco 49ers (1983-90) ......8

DALLAS COWBOYS (1966-85) .... 20New England Patriots (2001-19) ... 19Oakland Raiders (1965-80) ......16San Francisco 49ers (1983-98) ...16Chicago Bears (1930-44) .........15Green Bay Packers (1934-47) .... 14

DALLAS COWBOYS .....0.572Green Bay Packers ...........0.568Chicago Bears ..................0.566New England Patriots .......0.565Baltimore Ravens .............0.560Miami Dolphins ...............0.551Minnesota Vikings ...........0.547

New England Patriots ..............6Pittsburgh Steelers ..................6DALLAS COWBOYS ....... 5San Francisco 49ers................5Green Bay Packers ..................4New York Giants ......................4Denver Broncos.......................3Oakland Raiders ......................3Washington Redskins ..............3

New England Patriots ........... 11DALLAS COWBOYS ....... 8Pittsburgh Steelers ................. 8Denver Broncos...................... 8San Francisco 49ers............... 7Green Bay Packers ................. 5Miami Dolphins ..................... 5New York Giants ..................... 5Oakland Raiders ..................... 5Washington Redskins ............. 5

New England Patriots ........... 37Pittsburgh Steelers ............... 36DALLAS COWBOYS ......35Green Bay Packers ............... 35San Francisco 49ers............. 32Oakland Raiders ................... 25New York Giants ................... 24

DALLAS COWBOYS ......33Green Bay Packers ............... 33New York Giants ................... 32Pittsburgh Steelers ............... 31Minnesota Vikings ............... 31Cle./StL/LA Rams................. 29Indianapolis Colts ................ 28New England Patriots ........... 28Philadelphia Eagles .............. 27San Francisco 49ers............. 27Chicago Bears ...................... 26

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CONSECUTIVEWINNING SEASONS

ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASONWINNING %

H PRO BOWL COWBOYS HOver the previous 10 drafts, Dallas has selected 13 players that have gone on to make at least one Pro Bowl - second-most in the NFL over that span (Kansas City, 14). Since 1989 Dallas has sent 53 different players to the Pro Bowl, and of those, Dallas drafted 37. Additionally, Cowboys draft picks have been selected to 78 Pro Bowls since 2002 (25 different players), which is 18 more than any other team over that span (Kansas City, 60):

COWBOYS PRO BOWL DRAFT PICKS SINCE 2002 (BY YEAR DRAFTED) 2002: Roy Williams (5) 2010: Dez Bryant (3) 2002: Andre Gurode (5) 2010: Sean Lee (2) 2003: Terence Newman (2) 2011: Tyron Smith (7) 2003: Jason Witten (11) 2011: DeMarco Murray (3 - 2 with Dallas) 2005: DeMarcus Ware (9 - 7 with Dallas) 2011: Dwayne Harris (1 - with N.Y. Giants) 2005: Marion Barber (1) 2013: Travis Frederick (5) 2005: Jay Ratliff (4) 2014: Zack Martin (6) 2006: Jason Hatcher (1) 2014: DeMarcus Lawrence (2) 2007: Anthony Spencer (1) 2015: Byron Jones (1) 2007: Nick Folk (1) 2016: Dak Prescott (2) 2008: Mike Jenkins (1) 2016: Ezekiel Elliott (3) 2008: Martellus Bennett (1 - with Chicago) 2016: Jaylon Smith (1) 2018: Leighton Vander Esch (1)

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H RAYNEING TOUCHDOWNS... H Rayne Dakota Prescott is responsible for 119 combined rush-ing and passing touchdowns through his first 65 NFL games which is tied for ninth in NFL history at the quarterback position:

Combined Touchdowns in a QBs First 65 Career Games Player TDs Player TDs Dan Marino ..............161 Cam Newton ........122 Daunte Culpepper....137 Peyton Manning ...121 Aaron Rodgers.........135 Dak Prescott ....... 119 Andrew Luck ............133 Russell Wilson ...... 119 Johnny Unitas ..........128 Kirk Cousins ......... 119 Matthew Stafford ......125 Len Dawson ......... 117

Since the start of 2016, Dak Prescott is responsible for 20 total touchdowns (17 passing, three rushing) when the game is within seven points in the fourth quar-ter or overtime, fourth in the NFL over that span, trailing only Russell Wilson (21), Matt Ryan (21) and Drew Brees (21).*regular season only

H THE FINISHER H Dating back to his rookie season in 2016, Dak Prescott has proven himself to be strong in clutch late-game moments. Since the start of 2016, Prescott is responsible for 20 total touchdowns when the game is within seven points in the fourth quarter or over-time, fourth in the NFL over that span:

4th Qtr & OT TDs, +/- 7 Points - NFL, 2016-20 Pass Pass Rush Rush Total Total Player Yds TD Yds TD Yds TD R. Wilson, Sea........ 2,655 21 336 0 2,991 21 M. Ryan, Atl ............ 2,297 20 51 1 2,348 21 D. Brees, NO .......... 1,969 17 5 4 1,974 21 D. Prescott, Dal ..... 2,592 17 113 3 2,705 20 D. Carr, Oak ........... 2,357 19 1 0 2,358 19 M. Stafford, Det ...... 2,314 16 61 1 2,375 17 A. Rodgers, GB ...... 1,802 16 222 1 2,024 17

H FOURTH QUARTER WINS H Since taking over as the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback in 2016, Dak Prescott has engineered his share of fourth quar-ter wins for the club. Included in his 40 regular season wins as a starter are nine occasions in which he led the team to victory when the club was tied or trailing in the fourth quarter or overtime. Prescott’s nine wins are the fifth-most by a Dallas signal caller, with five of those wins coming as a rookie in 2016 and four in 2018:

4th Quarter/OT Wins - CowboysQuarterback Wins Quarterback Wins

Below is a look at each of Prescott’s nine games in which the game was tied or the team trailed to pull out the win and his 4th quarter/OT stats: Time FinalDate Opp Score Left Att Com Yds TD Int Score9/18/16 @Was 20-23 15:00 7 6 66 0 0 27-2310/30/16 PHI* 13-23 7:48 20 11 135 2 0 29-2311/13/16 @Pit 29-30 0:42 11 10 83 0 0 35-3012/1/16 @Min 7-9 14:11 4 2 26 1 0 17-1512/18/16 TB 17-20 15:00 6 6 41 0 0 26-209/30/18 DET 23-24 2:17 11 7 99 0 0 26-2411/18/18 @Atl 19-19 1:52 6 4 45 0 0 22-1912/9/18 PHI* 23-23 1:39 12 11 94 1 0 29-2312/30/18 @NYG 28-32 3:21 10 5 78 1 0 36-35

*italics indicate overtime and are reflected in the stats totals Prescott has also secured 14 game-winning drives in his ca-reer to tie for fourth all-time in club history:

Career Game-Winning Drives Player Drives Tony Romo ..............................29 Roger Staubach ......................21 Troy Aikman ............................20 Danny White ...........................14 Dak Prescott ..........................14

Amongst all NFL quarterbacks, Prescott is tied with two others for the second-most game-winning drives from 2016-19:

Game-Winning Drives - NFL (2016-20) Player Drives Drew Brees, NO ......................15 Derek Carr, Oak ......................15 Dak Prescott, Dal ..................14 Matthew Stafford, Det .............14 Russell Wilson, Sea ................14

Additionally, Prescott’s 14 game-winning drives are tied for the second-most by any NFL QB in his first four seasons to start a career, since 1970:

Game-Winning Drives - First Four Seasons Player Drives Matt Ryan, Atl .........................16 Dak Prescott, Dal ..................14 Russell Wilson, Sea ................14

Tony Romo.....................24 Troy Aikman ...................15 Roger Staubach .............13

Danny White ............... 11 Dak Prescott ................ 9

H CLUTCH GENE H Dak Prescott has also demonstrated an ability to perform his best when the game is on the line, delivering for his team when they are trailing in games - exhibited by his 34 career go-ahead touchdown passes, eighth-most since the start of 2016. Prescott has also rushed for eight go-ahead touchdowns, giving him 42 total - tied for fourth since 2016:

Go-Ahead Touchdowns by QBs Since 2016Player Team Pass TD Rush TD Total TDsRussell Wilson ...... SEA 47 2 49Aaron Rodgers ..... GB 41 2 43Kirk Cousins ......... MIN 40 3 43Dak Prescott........ DAL 34 8 42Matt Ryan ............. ATL 42 0 42Derek Carr ............ OAK 40 0 40

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Dak Prescott has thrown a touchdown pass against 24 of the other 31 NFL teams in the regular season. Below is a team-by-team breakdown of his touchdowns through the air:

H DAK’S RECORD WHEN... H Since taking over as Dallas’ starting quarterback in 2016, Dak Prescott has compiled a 40-25 regular season record in 65 ca-reer starts, and he is 1-2 in the postseason. Below is a look at Prescott’s record under several different circumstances: Regular Post Playing at home: ......................................... 22-10 1-1 Playing on the road: .................................... 18-15 0-1

Playing indoors: ...........................................22-11 1-1 Playing outdoors: ........................................ 18-14 0-1

Playing against the NFC East: ....................... 18-6 Playing against the NFC (non-NFC East): ...14-11 1-2 Playing against the AFC: ................................ 8-8

Playing on Thursday: ....................................... 5-3 Playing on Sunday: ..................................... 32-21 1-2 Playing on Sunday night .................................. 8-6 Playing on Monday night: ............................... 3-1

Playing on artificial turf: ............................... 28-19 1-1 Playing on natural grass: .............................. 12-6 0-1

Offense totals over 400 yards: ...................... 24-6 0-1 Throws for over 300 yards: ............................. 8-4 0-1 Throws for 200-299 yards: .......................... 26-12 1-1 Attempts more than 30 passes .................... 20-21 1-2

Throws only one touchdown: .........................11-6 1-1 Throws more than one touchdown: .............. 24-7 0-1 Completes 60.0%-or-more of his passes:.... 36-16 1-2 Averages more than 7.0 yards-per-attempt ........32-7 0-2 Has more than one Big Play (25+) passing ........24-6 1-1

Throws no interceptions: ............................... 32-9 0-1 Throws one interception: ................................ 6-8 1-1 Throws more than one interception: ............... 2-8 Records at least 100.0 passer rating: ........... 30-2 0-1

Commits no turnovers.................................... 28-6 0-1

Against teams with winning record: ............ 13-13 1-2 Against teams with .500 record: ..................... 9-6 Against teams with losing record: ................. 18-6

Has at least one rush attempt ...................... 38-22 1-2 Has more than five rush attempts .................. 16-4 1-0

Sacked one time-or-less: .............................. 21-7 1-1 Sacked more than once: ............................. 19-18 0-1

September: ..................................................... 9-6 October: .......................................................... 8-6 November: .................................................... 12-7 December: .....................................................11-5 January: ........................................................... 0-1 1-2

Team-by-team Team W L Pct Team W L Pct Arizona ............1 0 1.000 Atlanta .............1 1 .500 Baltimore .........1 0 1.000 Buffalo .............0 1 .000 Carolina ...........0 1 .000 Chicago ...........1 1 .500 Cincinnati .........1 0 1.000 Cleveland.........1 0 1.000 Denver .............0 1 .000 Detroit ..............3 0 1.000 Green Bay .......1 2 .333 Houston ...........0 1 .000 Indianapolis .....0 1 .000 Jacksonville .....1 0 1.000 Kansas City .....1 0 1.000 LA Chargers.....0 1 .000 LA Rams ..........1 2 .333 Miami ...............1 0 1.000

Minnesota ........1 1 .500 New England ...0 1 .000 New Orleans ....1 1 .500 N.Y. Giants .......6 2 .750 N.Y. Jets ..........0 1 .000 Oakland ...........1 0 1.000 Philadelphia .....5 3 .625 Pittsburgh ........1 0 1.000 San Francisco..2 0 1.000 Seattle .............0 2 .000 Tampa Bay.......2 0 1.000 Tennessee .......0 1 .000 Washington ......7 1 .875

Postseason Green Bay ........0 1 .000 L.A. Rams ........0 1 .000 Seattle ..............1 0 1.000

H DAK TO THE FUTURE H Entering his fifth pro season, Dak Prescott ranks sixth in passing yards (16,044), attempts (2,110), wins (40), and passing touchdowns (98), fifth in completions (1,388) and third in yards-per-attempt (7.60) in regular season team history:

Dallas Cowboys All-Time QB ChartWINS AS STARTER

Troy Aikman ................... 94 Roger Staubach ............. 85 Tony Romo ..................... 78 Danny White................... 62 Don Meredith.................. 47 Dak Prescott ................. 40

ATTEMPTS Troy Aikman .............4,715 Tony Romo ................ 4,335 Roger Staubach ........ 2,958 Danny White.............. 2,950 Don Meredith............. 2,308 Dak Prescott ............ 2,110

COMPLETIONS Troy Aikman ..............2,898 Tony Romo ................ 2,829 Danny White.............. 1,761 Roger Staubach ........ 1,685 Dak Prescott ............ 1,388

PASSING YARDS Tony Romo .............. 34,183 Troy Aikman ..............32,942 Roger Staubach........22,700 Danny White .............21,959 Don Meredith ............17,199 Dak Prescott............16,044

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Tony Romo ................... 247 Troy Aikman .................. 165 Danny White ................. 155 Roger Staubach............ 153 Don Meredith ................ 135 Dak Prescott.................. 98

YARDS-PER-ATTEMPT Tony Romo .................. 7.89 Roger Staubach .......... 7.67 Dak Prescott .............. 7.60 Don Meredith............... 7.45 Danny White................ 7.44

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H QBS MULTIPLE TOUCHDOWNS H In seven games in 2016, Dak Prescott tossed at least two touchdowns to tie for fourth by a rookie in NFL history. He had six multi-touchdown passing games in 2018, followed by nine in 2019, and his 31 total games rank sixth in franchise history:

Multiple-Touchdown Games Player Games Player Games

Prescott also notched four games with three-plus touchdown passes in 2016 that tied the most by a rookie quarterback in NFL history. It also tied the eighth-most in the NFL in 2016 by any quar-terback. After four more in 2017, two in 2018, and six in 2019, he has 16 in total - fourth on the team’s all-time three-touchdown games list:

Three-Touchdown Games Player Games Player Game

Tony Romo.....................79 Roger Staubach .............48 Danny White ..................44

Troy Aikman .................43 Don Meredith ...............41 Dak Prescott ...............31

Tony Romo.....................40 Danny White ..................20 Roger Staubach .............17

Dak Prescott .............. 16 Don Meredith .............. 14 Troy Aikman ................ 10

H TOUCHDOWN BREAKDOWN H Dak Prescott has thrown 98 touchdown passes. Below is a look at Prescott’s touchdown totals by quarter, down and distance: Quarter Down Distance 1st Quarter ... 14 1st Down ..... 29 0-9 Yards ...........29 2nd Quarter ... 37 2nd Down .... 41 10-19 Yards .......28 3rd Quarter .... 18 3rd Down ..... 27 20-29 Yards .......18 4th Quarter .... 27 4th Down ....... 1 30-39 Yards .........6 OT ................... 2 40-49 Yards .........6 50+ Yards ..........11

H PRESCOTT TARGETS H Following his fourth pro season, Dak Prescott has completed 1,388-of-2,110 passes for 16,044 yards with 98 touchdowns in 65 regular season games played behind center. Below is a break-down of Prescott’s targets by position and player:

Position Breakdown Comp. Yds TD Comp. Yds TDWR ..........806 10,725 67 RB ........261 2,203 11TE ...........310 3,053 20 FB ..........11 63 0

Player Breakdown by CompletionsPlayer Com Yds TD Player Com Yds TD Prescott has thrown 98 touchdown passes - good for sixth all-time in team history. Below is his individual touchdown totals: Player TDs Player TDs

*italics indicate current Cowboy

J. Witten......194 1,752 11E. Elliott ......192 1,650 9C. Beasley ..174 1,774 12A. Cooper ...142 1,995 14D. Bryant..... 119 1,634 14M. Gallup ....102 1,664 8T. Williams ....97 1,162 3B. Jarwin .......59 684 6R. Cobb ........55 828 3G. Swaim ......33 328 1B. Butler ........30 533 6R. Smith ........29 266 1A. Hurns........20 295 2T. Austin ........21 317 3T. Pollard ......17 129 1D. Thompson .14 124 0

D. Schultz ....... 14 133 0L. Dunbar ........ 13 103 0N. Brown ........... 9 87 0A. Morris ........... 9 53 0K. Smith ............ 8 46 0C. Lamb ............ 5 59 0D. Smith ............ 5 113 1C. Wilson .......... 5 46 0R. Switzer ......... 5 39 0J. Hanna ........... 4 88 1R. Gathers ........ 3 45 0G. Escobar........ 3 23 1L. Whitehead .... 2 40 0J. Olawale ......... 2 13 0D. McFadden .... 2 6 0V. Bryant ........... 1 15 1

Dez Bryant ......................14 Amari Cooper ..................14 Cole Beasley ...................12 Jason Witten ...................11 Ezekiel Elliott .....................9 Michael Gallup ..................8 Brice Butler........................6 Blake Jarwin ......................6 Terrance Williams ..............3 Randall Cobb ....................3

Tavon Austin ......................3 Allen Hurns........................2 Gavin Escobar...................1 James Hanna ....................1 Rod Smith .........................1 Geoff Swaim ......................1 Devin Smith .......................1 Tony Pollard ......................1 Ventell Bryant ....................1

H QB RATINGS AT 100.0 H Dak Prescott established the most games with a 100.0 rating by a quarterback in a season in team history with 11 in 2016:

Single-Season 100.0 QB Rating Games Player Games Season Dak Prescott* ....................... 11 2016 Tony Romo.............................10 2007 Tony Romo.............................10 2014

*denotes rookie Prescott finished with eight in 2019, and his 32 games with at least a 100.0 rating rank fifth in team history:

Career 100.0 QB Rating Games Player Games Player Games

Prescott’s 32 games with at least a 100.0 rating from 2016-19 are tied with Russell Wilson (2012-14) for the most games by a quarterback in his first four seasons in NFL history:

100.0 QB Rating Games - First Three Seasons Player Games Seasons Russell Wilson .......................32 2012-15 Dak Prescott .........................32 2016-19 Dan Marino ............................25 1983-86 Ben Roethlisberger ................25 2004-07 Joe Flacco .............................25 2008-11 He continues to add to his resume, and through his first 65 starts, Prescott sits at 32 games with a 100.0 rating, tied for the third-most through 65 starts in NFL history: 100.0 Rtg Player GS Games W/L Win% Aaron Rodgers ............ 65 38 32-6 .842 Tony Romo .................. 65 35 28-7 .800 Dak Prescott .............. 65 32 30-2 .938 Russell Wilson ............ 65 32 29-3 .906 Philip Rivers ................ 65 31 24-7 .774 Kirk Cousins ................ 65 30 19-10-1 .650 Ben Roethlisberger ..... 65 29 27-2 .931 Prescott tied for sixth among NFL quarterbacks in 2019, tally-ing eight games with a quarterback rating of 100.0-or-better: 100.0 Rtg Player Team Games W/L Win% Lamar Jackson............ Bal 9 9-0 1.000 Kirk Cousins ................ Min 9 9-0 1.000 Jimmy Garoppolo ........ SF 9 8-1 .889 Russell Wilson ............ Sea 9 8-1 .889 Derek Carr .................. Oak 9 5-4 .556 Dak Prescott .............. Dal 8 7-1 .875 Jameis Winston........... TB 8 5-3 .625 Drew Brees ................. NO 8 7-1 .875 Ryan Tannehill ............ Ten 8 7-1 .875

Tony Romo.....................67 Troy Aikman ...................44 Roger Staubach .............37

Danny White ................33 Dak Prescott ...............32 Craig Morton ................24

H QB WINS H Entering his fifth season as the starting quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, Dak Prescott has proven to be a winner, as his 40 victories rank sixth in team history. He posted a winning record in three-of-his first four seasons, and his 13 wins in 2016 were the most by a rookie quarterback in NFL history. He followed that up with a 9-7 record in 2017, a 10-6 mark in 2018 and a 8-8 record in 2019. Overall, Prescott’s 40 wins are tied for third behind only Tom Brady and Russell Wilson from 2016-20:

Wins by Starting QB - 2016-20 Player Wins Tom Brady, NE .............................. 47 Russell Wilson, Sea ...................... 41 Dak Prescott, Dal ........................ 40 Drew Brees, NO ............................ 40 Prescott’s 34 wins through his first 50 starts tied for seventh by an NFL quarterback in league history:

QB Wins Through 50 Starts Player Wins Win% Player Wins Win% Tom Brady.................38 0.760 Tony Romo ........35 0.700 Russell Wilson ..........36 0.720 Matt Ryan ..........35 0.700 Ben Roethlisberger ...36 0.720 Dak Prescott ....34 0.680 Kurt Warner ..............35 0.700

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H LUCKY NUMBER FOUR H Prescott finished 2019 with 4,902 yards and 30 touchdowns, his fourth consecutive season with 3,000 passing yards and 20 passing touchdowns to start his career. He is only the fourth quar-terback in NFL history to begin a career with 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns in each of his first four seasons: Player Years Yards TDs Peyton Manning, Ind 1998-01 16,418 111 Russell Wilson, Sea 2012-15 13,974 106 Derek Carr, Oak 2014-17 14,690 103 Dak Prescott, Dal 2016-19 15,778 97

By reaching 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns for the fourth straight season, Prescott is the second quarterback in team histo-ry with that streak (Tony Romo, 2011-14). Prescott is also one-of-two quarterbacks in Cowboys histo-ry to reach 4,000 passing yards in a single season, joining Tony Romo (accomplished the feat four times):

Player Season Yards TDs Tony Romo ................2012 4,903 28 Dak Prescott ............2019 4,902 30 Tony Romo ................2011 4,184 31 Tony Romo ................2009 4,483 26 Tony Romo ................2007 4,211 36

H YARD BONANZA H Dak Prescott had seven 300-yard games in 2019, and for his career, has 12 games with at least 300 yards through the air - third all-time in Cowboys history: Player Games Tony Romo ......................................46 Troy Aikman ....................................13 Dak Prescott ..................................12 Danny White ....................................10 Don Meredith .....................................7 Roger Staubach ................................6 His 12 games are the most through a player’s first four sea-sons in Cowboys history (Romo’s 10 are second).

After throwing for 266 yards in the 2020 season-opener at the LA Rams, Prescott has surpassed 16,000 career yards through the air - one of only 11 quarterbacks in NFL history to accomplish the feat in his first 65 career games: Player Years Yards Att Y/A Matthew Stafford ...........2009-14 18,633 2,645 7.04 Dan Marino ...................1983-87 17,687 2,261 7.82 Andrew Luck .................2012-16 17,665 2,481 7.12 Jameis Winston.............2015-19 17,393 2,277 7.64 Marc Bulger...................2002-07 17,223 2,279 7.56 Kirk Cousins ..................2012-18 17,171 2,235 7.68 Kurt Warner ...................1998-05 17,092 2,053 8.33 Peyton Manning ............1998-02 16,629 2,257 7.37 Aaron Rodgers ..............2005-11 16,198 1,973 8.21 Daunte Culpepper .........1999-04 16,061 2,101 7.64 Dak Prescott, Dal ........2016-20 16,044 2,110 7.60

H ZERO TO 400, REAL QUICK H Prescott surpassed 400 yards through the air three times in 2019 - tied with Tony Romo (2012) for the most 400-yard games in a single season in Cowboys history: Games W/

Player Team Season 400 YdsTony Romo .................Dal 2013 ThreeDak Prescott ............ Dal 2019 Three

Prescott’s three games with 400 yards are also the sec-ond-most in a single season in NFL history behind only Dan Mari-no, Peyton Manning and Ryan Fitzpatrick - all with four: Games W/

Player Team Season 400 YdsDan Marino .................Mia 1984 FourPeyton Manning .........Den 2013 FourRyan Fitzpatrick..........TB 2018 FourTony Romo .................Dal 2013 ThreeDak Prescott .............Dal 2019 ThreeDan Marino .................Mia 1986 ThreeAaron Rodgers ...........GB 2018 ThreeEli Manning.................NYG 2011 ThreePhilip Rivers ...............SD 2013 Three

H DAK-TO-DAK-TO-DAK-TO-DAK H Against Detroit (11/17/19) Dak Prescott reached 3,000 pass-ing yards on the season. He became the fourth Dallas quarter-back to pass for 3,000 yards in at least four seasons. Additionally, he became the second Cowboys quarterback to reach that mark in four consecutive seasons:

Seasons w/at least 3,000 Passing Yds - Dallas Cowboys Player Total Consec. Tony Romo ................... 7 4 (2011-14), 3 (07-09) Troy Aikman ................. 5 3 (1995-97), 2 (92-93) Dak Prescott ............... 4 4 (2016-19) Danny White ................. 4 2 (1980-81) Roger Staubach ........... 3 2 (1978-79) Prescott also became the first quarterback in franchise history to pass for at least 3,000 yards in each of his first four pro seasons and the seventh signal caller in NFL history to do so.

3,000 Passing Yards in Each of First Four Seasons Player Seasons Player Seasons Peyton Manning ...........4 Russell Wilson .............4 Cam Newton ................4 Derek Carr ...................4 Andy Dalton .................4 Dak Prescott ..............4 Ryan Tannehill .............4 Many players tied ........3

H RAYNE MAN H Rayne Dakota “Dak” Prescott has proven to be a threat with his feet during his young career, and through his first 65 games, he has surpassed 1,000 career rushing yards (1,251) - the fourth Cowboys quarterback to reach that milestone. Prescott did it in 50 games, tying Roger Staubach for the fewest games to the mark. Overall, Prescott ranks first in rushing scores (21), second in rushing yards (1,251) and fifth in carries (244) among Cowboys quarterbacks all-time:

All-Time Dallas Cowboys QB Rushing Yard Leaders Player Att Yards Avg Long TD Roger Staubach ...........410 2,264 5.5 33 20 Dak Prescott ...............244 1,251 5.1 42 21 Don Meredith................242 1,216 5.0 28 15 Troy Aikman .................327 1,016 3.1 25 9

Prescott has notched 21 rushing scores since his rookie sea-son, most by any NFL quarterback from 2016-20:

QB Rush TDs - 2016-20 Player Rush TDs Dak Prescott, Dal .............. 21 Josh Allen, Buf .................... 18 Cam Newton, Car ............... 17 Deshaun Watson, Hou ........ 15

Prescott’s 21 rushing touchdowns are tied for fifth in NFL his-tory through the first 65 games of a quarterback’s career:

QB Rush TDs - First 65 Games Player Rush TDs Cam Newton, Car ............... 35 Jack Kemp, Pit, LAC, SD .... 29 Daunte Culpepper, MIn ....... 27 Steve McNair, Ten ............... 22 Dak Prescott, Dal .............. 21 Steve Grogan, NE............... 21 Kordell Stewart, Pit ............. 21 Michael Vick, Atl .................. 21 Bobby Douglas, Chi ............ 20

Prescott has set various rushing records by a Cowboys QB:Dak Prescott QB Rushing Records

Team Record Set Total Year Rush Yards by a QB, Single Season .................357 2017 Rush TDs by a QB, Single Season ........................6 16-18 Rush TDs by a QB, Career .................................21 16-19 Rush Atts by a QB, Single Season ......................75 2018 Rush Atts by a Rookie QB, Single Season ..........57 2016 Longest Rush by a QB.........................................42 2019

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H 1,000 COMPLETIONS H Dak Prescott reached 1,000 career completions in the 2019 season-opening game against the N.Y. Giants (9/8), doing so in only 49 career games. He is one-of-17 quarterbacks in NFL his-tory to reach 1,000 completions in fewer than 50 career games, and he is tied for the fastest Cowboys quarterback to the mark, reaching the plateau in the same number of starts as Tony Romo:

Fewest Starts to 1,000 CompletionsPlayer Com Att Pct StartsDak Prescott ........... 1,000 1,507 66.4 49Tony Romo ............... 1,013 1,610 62.3 49Troy Aikman ............. 1,004 1,652 60.1 58Danny White ............. 1,009 1,663 60.1 58Roger Staubach ....... 1,013 1,769 57.3 75

H TOUCHDOWN-TO-INTERCEPTION RATIO H Dak Prescott has shown prolific decision making in the young stages of his career, throwing only 36 interceptions against 98 touch-down passes. Prescott also knows when to tuck the ball and attack with his legs, scoring an additional 21 touchdowns on the ground in his four NFL seasons. Among all qualifying quarterbacks (1,500 pass attempts), Prescott ranks fourth all-time with a 2.72 touchdown/interception ratio, and he is one-of-four quarterbacks to record 40-or-fewer interceptions on at least 1,500 pass attempts (2,110 attempts, 36 int.), joining Carson Wentz (2,097 attempts, 37 int.), Colin Kaepernick (1,692 attempts, 30 int.) and Nick Foles (1,698 attempts, 36 int.).

H DEEP IMPACT H According to Pro Football Focus, Dak Prescott finished third in the league in deep passing completions in 2019, completing 35-of-76 attempts of 20-or-more yards downfield:

2019 NFL Deep Passing StatsPlayer Com Att Yards TD Att% RatingJameis Winston .........40 99 1,351 9 15.8 97.1Russell Wilson ...........36 85 1,179 11 16.5 119.2Dak Prescott ............35 76 1,157 11 12.8 110.2Deshaun Watson .......33 74 1,111 11 14.9 102.8Patrick Mahomes.......32 63 1,141 13 13.0 122.9Aaron Rodgers ..........31 93 1,036 11 16.3 111.2Philip Rivers ..............27 79 892 5 13.4 59.1Baker Mayfield...........27 76 869 7 14.2 71.7

Prescott also finished fifth in yards-per-attempt, aided by a third-ranked 68 completions of 20-plus yards, an indicator that Dallas is pushing the ball down the field successfully: 20+

Player Team Att Com Yards Avg Com TD R. Tannehill ....... TEN 286 201 2,742 9.59 41 22 M. Stafford ........ DET 291 187 2,499 8.59 41 19 J. Garoppolo ..... SF 476 329 3,978 8.36 61 27 P. Mahomes ...... KC 484 319 4,031 8.33 50 26 D. Prescott ....... DAL 596 388 4,902 8.22 68 30

Since he entered the league in 2016, Prescott has thrown 11 touchdown passes of more than 50 yards, trailing only Philip Rivers (12) over the last four seasons:

Touchdown Passes of 50+ Yards Since 2016 Player TDs Philip Rivers, LAC ........................12 Dak Prescott, Dal ........................11 Tom Brady, NE .............................11 Patrick Mahomes, KC ...................10 Kirk Cousins, Was/Min .................10

H FOUR STAR RATING H Dak Prescott reached 1,500 pass attempts in the first week of 2019, qualifying him for the all-time NFL passing record books. Among his notable achievements at this early stage in his career, Prescott ranks fifth in NFL annals in QB Rating, behind only Tony Romo in Cowboys history:

All-Time NFL Quarterback Rating TD/INTPlayer Att Cmp Pct Yds TD Int Ratio RateAaron Rodgers .. 6,105 3,945 64.6 47,310 368 84 4.38 102.6Russell Wilson ... 3,812 2,467 64.7 30,056 231 68 3.40 101.6Drew Brees ........ 10,191 6,885 67.6 77,576 549 237 2.32 98.4Tony Romo ........ 4,335 2,289 65.3 34,183 248 117 2.12 97.1Dak Prescott..... 2,110 1,388 65.8 16,044 98 36 2.72 97.0Kirk Cousins ...... 3,171 2,123 67.0 24,366 157 72 2.18 96.9Tom Brady ......... 10,024 6,400 63.8 74,810 543 181 3.00 96.9Steve Young ...... 4,149 2,667 64.3 33,124 232 107 2.17 96.8Peyton Manning .. 9,380 6,125 65.3 71,940 539 251 2.15 96.5Philip Rivers....... 7,637 4,944 64.7 59,634 398 200 1.99 95.0

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H FIRST DOWNS FOR 4 H Dak Prescott completed 65.1% of his passes (388-of-596) in 2019 with 229 of those 388 completions going for first downs. His first down rate of 38.4% ranked ninth in the NFL in 2019, and since 1991 when the stat began to be tracked, it is eighth in a single-season in Cowboys history:

Single-Season Passing First Down RatePlayer Season Com Att Yards 1st 1st%Tony Romo ................2014 304 435 3,705 189 43.4%Tony Romo ................2006 220 337 2,903 143 42.4%Tony Romo ................2007 335 520 4,211 215 41.3%Troy Aikman ..............1991 237 363 2,754 148 40.8%Troy Aikman ..............1995 280 432 3,304 173 40.0% Dak Prescott .............2016 311 459 3,667 182 39.7% Tony Romo ................2011 346 522 1,184 203 38.9% Dak Prescott ............2019 365 563 4,599 216 38.4%

Prescott is also a threat to pick up first downs with his legs, moving the chains on 94 of his 241 career rushes (39.0%). Since 2016 when Prescott entered the league, he ranks second among all quarterbacks in percentage of rushes gaining a first down:

Quarterback Rushing First Down PercentagePlayer Seasons Att Yards 1st 1st%Josh Allen ................ 2018-20 212 1,198 88 41.5%Dak Prescott .......... 2016-20 244 1,251 96 39.3%Blake Bortles ........... 2016-19 175 1,037 67 38.3%

*min. 100 rushes since 2016

Ezekiel Elliott eats up yards in big portions when he carries the ball, finishing fourth in rushes of 10-plus yards (38) in 2019. El-liott has averaged a big-play rush on 12.7% of his career carries, fourth among all active running backs and 12th all-time.

H KING EZEKIEL H After leading the league in rushing as a rookie in 2016, Ezekiel Elliott finished 10th in the NFL in 2017 despite missing six games. He once again won the NFL rushing title in 2018 and finished fourth in 2019. After one game, he ranks second in 2020:

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders Player Att Yards Avg Lng YPG TD Clyde Edwards-Helaire, KC....... 25 138 5.5 27t 138.0 1 Ezekiel Elliott, Dal ................. 22 96 4.4 14 96.0 1Christian McCaffrey, Car ......... 23 96 4.2 15 96.0 2 Josh Jacobs, LVR ................... 25 93 3.7 14 93.0 3 Adrian Peterson, Det ............... 14 93 6.6 21 93.0 0 Elliott became the second Dallas Cowboy, 11th player, fifth since the merger, to win the league rushing title at least twice in his first three seasons:

Rushing Titles in Two of First Three SeasonsPlayer Seasons Player Season

In team history, Elliott became only the second Cowboy to win the rushing title in multiple seasons, joining Emmitt Smith (four):

Dallas Cowboys Rushing Title Winners Player Season Yards Emmitt Smith ...................1991 1,563 Emmitt Smith ...................1992 1,713 Emmitt Smith ...................1993 1,486 Emmitt Smith ...................1995 1,773 DeMarco Murray ..............2014 1,845 Ezekiel Elliott ...................2016 1,631 Ezekiel Elliott ...................2018 1,434

Byron White, Pit/Det ..1938, 40Bill Dudley, Pit ............1942, 46Bill Paschal, NYG ......1943, 44Jim Brown, Cle ..........1957-59Cookie Gilchrist, Buf ..1962, 64Jim Nance, Bos .........1966-67

Earl Campbell, Hou ...1978-80Eric Dickerson, LAR ..1983-84Emmitt Smith, Dal ......1991-92Egerrin James, Ind ....1999-00Ezekiel Elliott, Dal ....2016, 18

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H WHAT LIES BENEATH H Dak Prescott finished 2019 third in the NFL in completions of 20-or-more yards (68) and tied for second in touchdowns of 20-or-more yards (14). In fact, of Prescott’s 30 touchdown pass-es, 46.7% of them came from 20-plus yards, the fourth-highest percentage among quarterbacks in the league in 2019 (min. 100 com): 20+ 20+Player Team Com Att TD TD TD% Mason Rudolph ...... PIT 176 283 13 8 61.5% Patrick Mahomes ... KC 319 484 26 15 57.7% Daniel Jones .......... NYG 284 459 24 12 50.0% Dak Prescott ......... DAL 388 596 30 14 46.7%Tom Brady .............. NE 373 613 24 11 45.8% Jameis Winston...... TB 380 626 33 14 42.4% Matthew Stafford .... DET 187 291 19 8 42.1% Jimmy Garoppolo ... SF 329 476 27 11 40.7%

Prescott also finished in the upper echelon in terms of adjust-ed net yards-per-attempt (ANY/A)*, which is a metric that weighs sacks, places a heavier penalty on interceptions and has a strong correlation with points scored by the offense. 2019 Quarterback ANY/A Player Att Com Yards TD INT Sks ANY/A R. Tannehill, Ten .....286 201 2,742 22 6 31 8.52 P. Mahomes, KC .....484 319 4,031 26 5 17 8.38 Drew Brees, NO .....378 281 2,979 27 4 12 8.33 Lamar Jackson, Bal ... 401 265 3,127 36 6 23 8.19 M. Stafford, Det .......291 187 2,499 19 5 18 8.15 D. Prescott, Dal .....596 388 4,902 30 11 23 7.84 K. Cousins, Min ......444 307 3,603 26 6 28 7.73*ANY/A Formula: ((pass yards + (20*(pass TD)) - (45*(interceptions thrown)) - sack yards)/(passing attempts + sacks)

H FAST RISER H Dak Prescott can reach 100 career passing touchdowns this weekend, just two games into the fifth season of his career. If Prescott reaches 100 touchdown passes while owning fewer than 40 career interceptions, he can join Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson as the only players in NFL history to reach 100 touchdown throws with fewer than 40 picks in the first 70 games of a career:

100 TD Throws with Less Than 40 INT - First 70 GamesPlayer Seasons Gms TDs Int TD/IntAaron Rodgers ........2005-12 70 134 39 3.44Russell Wilson .........2012-14 70 111 35 3.17Dak Prescott ..........2016-20 65 98 36 2.72

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159 ...... TB W 12/18/16 157 ...... @GB W 10/16/16 152 ...... DET W 9/30/18 151 ...... @Phi W 11/11/18 150 ...... @Was W 10/29/17 147 ...... @SF W 10/22/17 140 ...... CHI W 9/25/16 139 ...... @NYG W 11/4/19 138 ...... @SF W 10/2/16 134 ...... CIN W 10/9/16 127 ...... @Sea L 9/23/18 125 ...... MIA W 9/22/19 122 .....@Atl W 11/18/18

122.......WAS W 12/29/19121.......WAS W 11/22/18117 .......LAR W 12/15/19116 .......GB L 10/8/17114 .......@Pit W 11/13/16113 .......PHI W 12/9/18111 .......@Was W 9/15/19111 .......PHI W 10/20/19107.......@NYG L 12/11/16105.......@NYJ L 10/13/19104.......NYG W 9/10/17106.......JAX W 10/14/18103.......@Phi W 12/31/17

@Was .10/19/17 33 150 WCHI .....9/25/16 30 140 WGB ......10/8/17 29 116 L@GB ...10/16/16 28 157 WPHI......12/9/18 28 113 W@NYJ ..10/13/19 28 105 LKC.......11/5/17 27 93 W@Phi ...12/31/17 27 103 WWAS ...11/22/18 26 121 W@SF ...10/22/17 26 147 WDET ....9/30/18 25 152 WBAL .....11/20/16 25 97 W@NYG ..12/11/16 24 107 LNYG ....9/10/17 24 104 WSEA.....12/24/17 24 97 LJAX .....10/14/18 24 106 WLAR..... 12/15/19 24 117 W@NYG .11/4/19 23 139 W

@SF ...10/2/16 23 138 WTB .......12/18/16 23 159 W@Atl ....11/18/18 23 122 WNO ......11/29/18 23 76 W@Was .9/15/19 23 111 WPHI......10/20/19 22 111 WPHI......10/30/16 22 96 W@Ari ...9/25/17 22 80 W@LAR .9/13/20 22 96 L@NE ...11/24/19 21 86 L@Was .9/18/16 21 83 W@Pit ....11/13/16 21 114 WLAR.....10/1/17 21 85 LNYG ....9/11/16 20 51 LWAS ...11/20/16 20 97 W@Min ..12/1/16 20 86 W@Hou .10/7/18 20 54 LMIN .....11/10/19 20 47 L

H THE BOOK OF EZEKIEL H For only the second time in franchise history, the Dallas Cow-boys used a top-five pick on a running back when they chose Ezekiel Elliott out of Ohio State with the fourth overall selection in the 2016 NFL Draft. Dallas selected Tony Dorsett with the second pick in the 1977 NFL Draft. In his first season, Elliott produced seven 100-yard rushing games - most by a Cowboys rookie, tied for seventh by a league rookie all-time and tied for the most in the NFL in 2016. He added five more 100-yard outings in 2017, seven in 2018, and with sev-en in 2019, he owns 26 for his career to rank third all-time in team history. Dallas is 22-4 when Elliott tops 100 yards on the ground:

Ezekiel Elliott 100-yard Rushing Games(26 total)

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Career 100-Yard Rushing Games Player Games Emmitt Smith ..........................76 Tony Dorsett ...........................43 Ezekiel Elliott ....................... 26 Elliott set a franchise rookie record with 12 games of 20-plus carries, which was also the most by any NFL rusher in 2016. He added nine games in 2017, seven in 2018, seven in 2019 and one in 2020 - 36 career games with 20-plus carries. Dallas is 26-10 during those contests:

Ezekiel Elliott 20-plus Carry Games(36 total)

Opp Date Att Yds W/L Opp Date Att Yds W/L

H KEEP IT H Ezekiel Elliott tied for the league lead with seven games over 100 yards in 2019: 100-Yard Rushing Games - 2019 Player Games Nick Chubb, Cle .......................... 7 Ezekiel Elliott, Dal ...................... 7 Christian McCaffrey, Car ............. 6 Chris Carson, Sea ....................... 6 Derrick Henry, Ten ....................... 6 Elliott has posted 26 games with at least 100 rushing yards since 2016 - most in the NFL during that time:

100-Yard Rushing Games - 2016-19 Player Games Ezekiel Elliott, Dal .................... 26 Jordan Howard, Chi/Phi ............ 14 Mark Ingram, NO/Bal ................. 13

H AIR & GROUND H Ezekiel Elliott posted his fifth career game with at least 100 rushing yards and 50 receiving yards against Philadelphia (12/9/18) to establish a club record for the most in franchise history:

100 Rush Yds & 50 Rec. Yds Games Player Games Ezekiel Elliott ...........................5 Tony Dorsett ..............................4 Herschel Walker .......................4 Emmitt Smith ............................4 His five career games with at least 100 rushing yards and 50 receiving yards are also tied for the most by any league rusher since he entered the NFL in 2016 (Christian McCaffrey). Elliott reached another milestone in 2018, becoming only the second player in team history with 1,000 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards in a single season, joining Herschel Walker (1988):

1,000 Rush Yds & 500 Rec. Yds Player Season Rush Rec Total Herschel Walker ........1988 1,514 505 2,019 Ezekiel Elliott ...........2018 1,434 567 2,001 Against Buffalo (11/28/19) Elliott became only the second player in NFL history with at least 5,000 rushing yards and 1,500 receiving yards in his first four seasons:

5,000 Rush Yds & 1,500 Rec. Yds Player Seasons Rush Rec Total LaDainian Tomlinson . 2001-04 5,899 2,022 7,921 Ezekiel Elliott ........... 2016-19 5,283 1,617 6,900

Elliott is also one-of-12 players in NFL history to rush for over 5,000 yards in his 55th game-or-earlier.

H DIVIDING UP THE PIE H New Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Mike McCarthy has a plethora of offensive weapons at his disposal in 2020. Here is how the Cowboys have divided the offensive touches in 2020:

Dallas Cowboys Offensive Breakdown - 402 Gross Yards

H PROLIFIC START H Ezekiel Elliott’s first four NFL seasons have put him in the up-per echelon of running backs at the outset of a career, as he is one-of-three running backs to record 7,000 scrimmage yards, 40-plus rushing touchdowns and over 150 receptions in his first four NFL seasons:

Player Seasons Gms Yards Rec TDsLaDainian Tomlinson ...... 2001-04 63 5,899 291 54Ezekiel Elliott ...........2016-19 56 5,405 189 40Terrell Davis ...............1995-98 61 6,413 152 56

Elliott is tied with Jim Brown, Edgerrin James, Jamal Lewis and Barry Sanders for the sixth-most 100-yard rushing games by a player in his first four NFL seasons, and since he entered the NFL in 2016, Elliott leads all NFL players in rushing attempts (1,169), rushing yards (5,405), rushing first downs (298), rushes of 10-plus yards (148) and scrimmage yards (7,024) and ranks second in rushing touchdowns (40) and total touchdowns (48).

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H BIG-PLAY RUNS H For the 2018 season, Ezekiel Elliott logged 41 “big-play” runs of 10-plus yards - most in the NFL - and finished fourth in 2019 with 38 big-play runs. Zeke already has three big-play runs to start the 2020 campaign, tied for fifth overall and third among running backs: Big-Play Runs - 2020 Player 10+ Runs Player 10+ Runs Adrian Peterson ................5 Cam Newton ................. 4 C. Edwards-Helaire ...........4 Nick Chubb ................... 3 Kyler Murray .....................4 Ezekiel Elliott ............... 3

Since entering the league in 2016, Elliott has posted the most “big-play” runs of 10-plus yards over the last three-plus seasons:

Big-Play Runs - 2016-20 Player 10+ Runs Ezekiel Elliott, Dal .........................151 Todd Gurley, LAR ............................114 Jordan Howard, Chi/Phi ..................110 Derrick Henry, Ten ..........................105 Melvin Gordon, LAC..........................99

In fact, Elliott has recorded a 10-plus yard run on 12.7% of his career carries, which is tied for third in the NFL among active running backs and 12th in NFL history (min. 750 att):

Big-Play Run Percentage - Active Running Backs Player 10+ Runs Derrick Henry, Ten ........................13.1% LeSean McCoy, Buf/KC ................12.9% Ezekiel Elliott, Dal .......................12.7% Adrian Peterson, Was ...................12.7% Jordan Howard, Phi ......................12.3%

H BY LAND AND BY AIR H Ezekiel Elliott rushed for a one-yard score and caught a 19-yard pass for a touchdown in the 2020 season opener at the LA Rams. It was Zeke’s seventh career game with a touchdown on the ground and through the air, tied with Alvin Kamara for the sec-ond-most in the league since 2016:

Games with Rush TD & Rec TD Since 2016 Player Team Seasons Games Christian McCaffrey ......CAR 2017-20 8 Ezekiel Elliott...............DAL 2016-20 7 Alvin Kamara ................NO 2017-20 7 Todd Gurley ..................LAR/ATL 2016-20 5 David Johnson ..............ARZ/HOU 2016-20 5

H GIVE THEM 100 H The Dallas Cowboys offense has put a premium on its rushing attack, and since 2011, the unit has logged the most games with a 100-yard rusher in the NFL:

100-Yard Rushing Games - 2011-20 Team Games Dallas ......................... 54 Seattle ........................ 49 Houston ...................... 42 Minnesota................... 42 During this time, Dallas has boasted six different rushers to reach the century mark, with Ezekiel Elliott (26) and DeMarco Murray (19) leading the way.

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H GIVE HIM 200 H Ezekiel Elliott owns four 200-yard scrimmage games in his ca-reer - tied with DeMarco Murray and Emmitt Smith for the most such games in Cowboys history. Marshall Faulk owns the NFL record with 14 200-yard games.

Ezekiel Elliott 200-Yard Games Date/Opp Rush Yds Rec Yds Tot Yds 9/30/18 vs. Det....................152 88 240 10/22/17 at SF ....................147 72 219 11/13/16 at Pit .....................114 95 209 11/18/18 at Atl .....................122 79 201

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H ALWAYS HUNGRY H Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott entered the NFL as part of the Cowboys 2016 Draft class, and have shared a bond ever since. Since 2016, Prescott and Elliott have connected for the sixth-most touchdown hookups between a quarterback/running back duo in the NFL with nine touchdowns:

Players Team TDsTom Brady/James White ...........................NE 20Philip Rivers/Austin Ekeler ........................LAC 14Jared Goff/Todd Gurley .............................LAR 12Cam Newton/Christian McCaffrey .............CAR 11Drew Brees/Alvin Kamara .........................NO 10Dak Prescott/Ezekiel Elliott ....................DAL 9

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H THE AMARI EFFECT H Amari Cooper has been a reliable target for Dak Prescott, and has been particularly efficient at moving the chains for the Cow-boys offense, recording 97 first down receptions (sixth) spanning two-plus seasons since his trade to Dallas:

NFL 1st Down Receiving Leaders - Week 9, 2018 to 2020 Player GP Rec Yds Avg TD 1st 1st% Michael Thomas, NO ..... 26 219 2,478 11.3 14 132 60.3% Julio Jones, ATL ............. 25 168 2,416 14.4 14 125 74.4% DeAndre Hopkins, Hou ... 24 180 2,099 11.7 12 119 66.1% Travis Kelce, KC ............ 25 162 1,973 12.2 12 108 66.7% Keenan Allen, LAC......... 26 164 1,926 11.7 11 104 63.4% Amari Cooper, Dal........ 26 142 1,995 14.0 14 97 68.3% Davante Adams, GB....... 21 156 1,849 11.9 14 97 62.2% Cooper has also demonstrated a penchant for scoring touch-downs in his tenure with the Cowboys, posting 14 touchdown re-ceptions - tied for the most in the NFL - and finding the endzone on 9.9% of his catches:

Wide Receiver Touchdown Leaders - Week 9, 2018 to 2019 Player Rec Yds Avg Lg TD TD% Amari Cooper, Dal ........142 1,995 14.0 90t 14 9.9% Michael Thomas, NO ......219 2,478 11.3 72t 14 6.4% Julio Jones, Atl................168 2,416 14.4 54t 14 8.3% Davante Adams, GB .......156 1,849 11.9 58 14 8.9% Mark Andrews, Bal............85 1,268 14.9 74 13 15.3% Mike Evans, TB ..............108 1,913 17.7 67t 13 12.0% Kenny Golladay, Det .......105 1,776 16.9 75t 13 12.3% Tyreek Hill, KC ................106 1,680 15.8 71t 13 12.3% Calvin Ridley, Atl .............109 1,425 13.1 75t 13 11.9% Cooper changed the way Dallas was operating on third downs, and since he joined the Cowboys offense, the team ranks second in third down conversion percentage (46.8%):

Third Down Conversion% Since Week 9, 2018Team 3rd Att 3rd Conv 3rd Down %Kansas City................... 291 139 47.8%Dallas ........................... 340 159 46.8%Baltimore....................... 309 142 46.0%Philadelphia .................. 339 148 43.7%New Orleans ................. 311 134 43.1%

Since Amari Cooper’s trade to Dallas in Week 9 of 2018, he has produced seven touchdown catches of 20-plus yards, the second-most in the NFL. In fact, 50.0% of Cooper’s 14 regular season touchdowns with Dallas have come from 20-plus yards.77

H OUT OF THE BACKFIELD H Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard both recorded a touchdown catch against Detroit (11/17/19) - the first time Dallas has boast-ed two running backs with a receiving score in a single game since Michael Wiley and Robert Thomas did so at Philadelphia (9/30/01). It was the 11th-time in team history that the Cowboys had two running backs catch a touchdown pass in the same game:

TD Rec by Two Running Backs - Team History Date Players TD Rec 9/29/68 @Phi Don Perkins (1), Dan Reeves (1) 2 12/4/71 vs. NYJ Calvin Hill (2), Duane Thomas (1) 3 10/30/72 vs. Det Mike Montgomery (1), Calvin Hill (1) 2 9/24/73 vs. NYG Mike Montgomery (1), Robert Newhouse (1) 2 12/12/77 @SF Tony Dorsett (1), Preston Pearson (1) 2 12/18/77 vs. Den Preston Pearson (1), Robert Newhouse(1) 2 12/10/78 @Phi Tony Dorsett (1), Scott Laidlaw (1) 2 10/9/83 vs. TB Timmy Newsome (1), Ron Springs (1) 2 11/11/84 @Stl James Jones (1), Ron Springs (1) 2 9/30/01 @Phi Michael Wiley (1), Robert Thomas (1) 2 11/17/19 @Det Ezekiel Elliott (1), Tony Pollard (1) 2

H DOUBLE TROUBLE H Ezekiel Elliott (125) and Tony Pollard (103) both recorded over 100 rushing yards against Miami (9/22/19) - the first time Dallas has boasted two 100-yard rushers in a single game since Emmitt Smith (122) and Chris Warren (104) did so at Washington (10/4/98). Elliott (117) and Pollard (131) both went over the 100-yard mark for the sec-ond time in 2019 against the LA Rams (12/15/19), marking the first time in team history the Cowboys have boasted two-such games in the same season:

Two 100-Yard Rushers - Team HistoryDate Players Tot Yds12/9/72 vs. WAS Walt Garrison (121), Calvin Hill (111) 23211/12/78 vs. GB Tony Dorsett (149), Robert Newhouse (101) 25010/4/98 @WAS Emmitt Smith (120), Chris Warren (104) 2249/22/19 vs. MIA Ezekiel Elliott (125), Tony Pollard (103) 22812/15/19 vs. LAR Ezekiel Elliott (117), Tony Pollard (131) 248

Tony Pollard had four carries of 20-plus yards on just 86 rushing attempts in 2019, with a 20-plus yard run coming on 4.7% of his total carries. That percent-age was the third-highest among running backs with at least 50 carries in 2019.44

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H THAT’S AMARI! H Amari Cooper has changed the way Dallas is able to operate in the passing game, stretching defenses and providing a touchdown threat from anywhere on the field. Since Dallas acquired Cooper, sev-en of his 14 touchdowns have come from 20-plus yards, which are second-most league-wide from Week 9, 2018 to 2020:

20+ Touchdown Receptions from Week 9, 2018-2020 20+ 20+ Player Rec TD TD Pct. Tyreek Hill, KC ..................106 13 8 61.5% Amari Cooper, Dal ..........142 14 7 50.0% Calvin Ridley, Atl ...............109 13 6 46.2% Mecole Hardman, KC .........27 6 6 100.0% Darius Slayton, NYG ..........48 8 6 75.0% Jared Cook, Oak/NO ..........78 12 6 50.0%

H FLY THE COOP H Cooper started 2020 hot with 10 receptions (third) to go with 81 yards and four first downs: Player Rec Yds Avg TD 1st D Davante Adams, GB ...... 14 156 11.1 2 8 DeAndre Hopkins, Arz ... 14 151 10.8 0 8 Amari Cooper, Dal ....... 10 81 8.1 0 4 Russell Gage, Atl ............. 9 114 12.7 0 7 Julio Jones, Atl................. 9 157 17.4 0 6 Calvin Ridley, Atl .............. 9 130 14.4 2 9 Cooper also finished 2019 ranked sixth in PFF’s yards-per-route run, which measures the impact a receiver has on a per-snap basis more so than yards-per-catch: Snaps in Player Team Route Rec Yds YPRR Michael Thomas ........... NO 599 1,725 2.88 Stefon Diggs ................. Min 421 1,125 2.67 Julio Jones.................... Atl 572 1,394 2.44 Davante Adams ............ GB 427 997 2.33 Mike Evans ................... TB 502 1,157 2.30 Amari Cooper .............. Dal 520 1,189 2.29 Chris Godwin ................ TB 596 1,333 2.24 Michael Gallup ............ Dal 512 1,107 2.16

H FIRST DOWN COWBOYS H The Dallas Cowboys offense collected first downs at a rapid rate in 2019. The unit ranked third with 379 total first downs, tied for fourth with 120 rushing first downs and fifth with 229 passing first downs:

2019 NFL Team First Down Leaders Team Rush Pass Pen Total Baltimore ...............188 171 27 386 Atlanta .....................84 258 41 383 Dallas ....................120 229 30 379 Philadelphia ...........104 215 35 354 Tampa Bay ..............81 244 28 353

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H FOUR SCORES POINTS H The Dallas offense had the fifth-highest touchdown efficiency rate in the NFL in 2019, finishing drives with a touchdown 27.4% (48-of-175) of the time. Dallas also tied New Orleans and Tampa Bay for the fourth-most touchdown drives (48):

Highest TD Efficiency Rate - NFL 2019 Team Poss. TD TD% Baltimore ...........166 58 34.9 Kansas City .......164 46 28.0 New Orleans......173 48 27.7 San Francisco ...184 51 27.7 Dallas ................175 48 27.4

H 200-YARD CLUB H Amari Cooper exploded for a career-best 226 receiving yards on 11 receptions against Green Bay (10/6/19), his second 200-yard game as a Cowboy and the third of his career. He is the only Cowboys player to have multiple 200-yard games:

Cowboys Receivers with 200 Yards Player Date/Opp Rec Yards TD Miles Austin ............... 10/11/19 at KC 10 250 2 Bob Hayes ................. 11/13/66 at Was 9 246 2 Frank Clarke .............. 9/16/62 vs. Was 10 241 3 Amari Cooper ........... 10/6/19 vs. GB 11 226 1 Dez Bryant ................. 12/23/12 vs. NO 9 224 2 Lance Rentzel............ 11/19/67 vs. Was 13 223 1 Amari Cooper ........... 12/9/18 vs. Phi 10 217 3 Tony Hill ..................... 11/12/79 vs. Phi 7 213 2 Terrell Owens............. 11/23/08 vs. SF 7 213 1 Michael Irvin .............. 9/20/92 vs. Pho 8 210 3 James Dixon .............. 11/12/89 at Pho 6 203 1 Kevin Williams ........... 12/25/95 at Ari 9 203 2 Cooper is one-of-five players in NFL history with three games-or-more of 10 receptions and 200 yards: Player Team Games Calvin Johnson ................ Det 4 Jerry Rice ........................ SF 4 Amari Cooper ................. Oak/Dal 3 Isaac Bruce...................... Stl 3 Julio Jones....................... Atl 3

H ROOKIE DEBUT H Rookie CeeDee Lamb started his first career game at the LA Rams, becoming the first Cowboys rookie receiver to start a sea-son-opening game since Terrance Williams in 2013 against the N.Y. Giants. Lamb caught five passes for 59 yards in his debut, which are the fourth-most receiving yards by a Cowboys rookie wide receiver in a season-opening game:

Player Date/Opp Rec Yds TD Bob Hayes .................9/19/65 vs. NYG 2 81 1 Dennis Homan ...........9/15/68 vs. DET 3 77 1 Michael Irvin...............9/4/88 at PIT 3 73 1 CeeDee Lamb............9/13/20 at LAR 5 59 0 Dez Bryant .................9/12/10 at WAS 8 56 0

H CATCH ME IF YOU CAN H Amari Cooper caught 10 passes for 81 yards in the season opener at the LA Rams. Cooper’s 10 catches are tied for the most by a Cow-boys player in the opening game of a season:

Player Opp/Date Rec.Amari Cooper ...................@LAR, 9/13/20 10Miles Austin ........................@WAS, 9/12/10 10Miles Austin ........................NYG, 9/8/13 10Frank Clarke ......................WAS, 9/16/62 10Frank Clarke ......................STL, 9/12/64 10Tony Dorsett .......................@LAR, 9/3/84 10

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H 2020 DRAFT CLASS H The Cowboys were looking to improve several areas of their roster heading into the NFL Draft under first-year Head Coach Mike McCar-thy, and they came away with seven players that impressed through-out training camp - so much so, that all seven draft picks made the initial 53-man roster for Week 1. It is the first time since 2013 that the Cowboys had their entire draft class make the initial 53-man roster following training camp, seventh in the last 21 seasons and the eighth since the 1989 season under Jerry Jones’ guidance.

(Drafted Alternately 17th, 19th, 18th)Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. #1. CEEDEE LAMB ............................WR Oklahoma 172. TREVON DIGGS ..........................CB Alabama 513. NEVILLE GALLIMORE .................DT Oklahoma 824. REGGIE ROBINSON ...................CB Tulsa 1234. TYLER BIADASZ..........................C Wisconsin 1465. BRADLEE ANAE ...........................DE Utah 1797. BEN DiNUCCI ...............................QB James Madison 231

(Drafted Alternately 18th, 17th)Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. # 1. TRAVIS FREDERICK ...................C/G Wisconsin 31 2. GAVIN ESCOBAR ........................TE San Diego State 47 3. TERRANCE WILLIAMS ................WR Baylor 74 3. J.J. WILCOX .................................S Georgia Southern 80 4. B.W. WEBB ..................................CB William & Mary 114 5. JOSEPH RANDLE........................RB Oklahoma State 151 6. DeVONTE HOLLOMAN ...............LB South Carolina 185

(Drafted Alternately 22nd, 21st, 24th, 23rd) Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. # 1. ANTHONY SPENCER ..................DE Purdue 26 3. JAMES MARTEN .........................T Boston College 67. 4. ISAIAH STANBACK ......................WR Washington 103 4. DOUG FREE ................................T Northern Illinois 122 6. NICK FOLK ...................................K Arizona 178 6. DEON ANDERSON ......................FB Connecticut 195. 7. COURTENY BROWN ...................CB Cal Poly-SLO 212 7. ALAN BALL ..................................CB Illinois 237

(Drafted Alternately 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th, 12th) Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. # 1. DeMARCUS WARE .....................DE Troy 11 1. MARCUS SPEARS ......................DE Louisiana State 20 2. KEVIN BURNETT .........................LB Tennessee 42 4. MARION BARBER III ...................RB Minnesota 109 4. CHRIS CANTY .............................DE Virginia 132 6. JUSTIN BERIAULT .......................S Ball State 208 6. ROB PETITTI ...............................T Pittsburgh 209 7. JAY RATLIFF ................................DT Auburn 224

(Drafted Alternately 22nd, 21st, 20th, 25th, 24th, 23rd) Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. # 2. JULIUS JONES ...........................RB Notre Dame 43 2. JACOB ROGERS .........................T Southern California 52 3. STEPHEN PETERMAN ................G Louisiana State 83 4. BRUCE THORNTON ....................CB Georgia 121 5. SEAN RYAN .................................TE Boston College 144 7. NATHAN JONES ..........................CB Rutgers 205 7. PATRICK CRAYTON ....................WR NW Oklahoma 216 7. JACQUES REEVES .....................CB Purdue 223

(Drafted Alternately 7th, 6th, 8th) Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. # 2. QUINCY CARTER ........................QB Georgia 53 2. TONY DIXON ...............................S Alabama 56 3. WILLIE BLADE .............................DT Mississippi State 93 4. MARKUS STEELE .......................LB Southern California 122 5. MATT LEHR .................................G Virginia Tech 137 6. DALEROY STEWART ..................DT Southern Mississippi 171 7. COLSTON WEATHERINGTON .........DE Central Missouri St. 207 7. JOHN NIX .....................................DT Southern Mississippi 240 7. CHAR-RON DORSEY ...................T Florida State 242

(Drafted Alternately 19th, 18th,17th, 16th, 15th, 14th, 13th) Rd. Player Pos. College Sel. # 2. DWAYNE GOODRICH .................CB Tennessee 49 4. KAREEM LARRIMORE ................CB West Texas A&M 109 5. MICHAEL WILEY..........................RB Ohio State 144 6. MARIO EDWARDS ......................CB Florida State 180 7. ORANTES GRANT ......................LB Georgia 219

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H CeeDee’S TDS H CeeDee Lamb was one of the most statistically prolific receiv-ers in college football history, and over the past three seasons, he recorded the most receiving yards (3,292) of any player, including the second-most games with 100 receiving yards: Player School 100-Yd Gms Tyler Johnson...............Minnesota 16 CeeDee Lamb .............Oklahoma 14 A.J. Brown....................Mississippi 12 Kelvin Harmon .............NC State 12 James Proche ..............SMU 12

Lamb caught 32 touchdown passes in his three years at Okla-homa, tied for the third-most from 2017-19:

Most College TD Receptions from 2017-19 Player Gms Rec Yds Avg. TD James Proche.................38 244 3,240 13.3 33 David Sills .......................25 125 1,966 15.7 33 CeeDee Lamb ................41 173 3,292 19.0 32 Tyler Johnson .................36 199 3,164 15.9 32 Denzel Mims ...................38 182 2,901 15.9 28

Lamb is one-of-three college players since 1996 to average at least 19.0 yards-per-reception on a minimum of 100 career catch-es and 30 touchdowns:

Player Gms Rec Yds Avg. TD Devin Smith ....................54 121 2,503 20.7 30 James Washington .........52 226 4,472 19.8 39 CeeDee Lamb ................41 173 3,292 19.0 32

Additionally, Lamb is tied with five other players for the sec-ond-most multi-touchdown games over the last three seasons:

Player 2+ TD Gms Player 2+ TD Gms David Sills .......................12 Anthony Johnson .........7 CeeDee Lamb ..................7 Tyler Johnson ...............7 JJ Arcega-Whiteside .........7 James Proche ..............7 Jerry Jeudy .......................7 Many tied .....................6

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H NO PRESSURE H The Cowboys offensive line afforded the passing game solid protection in 2019, allowing Dak Prescott an average of 2.82 sec-onds to throw the ball, and allowed only 23.0 sacks on 597 pass attempts (620 dropbacks), the second-lowest sack percentage in the NFL:

2019 Lowest Sack Percentage Team Sacks Pass Att Sack %LA Rams.....................22 632 3.37%Dallas.........................23 597 3.71%New Orleans ..............25 581 4.13%Kansas City ................25 576 4.16%New England ..............28 620 4.32%Oakland ......................29 523 5.25%

Prescott also saw a clean pocket on the majority of his pass-es, as the offensive line has prevented any pressure on 67.9% of Prescott’s passing dropbacks, the ninth-best figure among start-ing quarterbacks: 2019 Offense Pressure Leaders

Team Pressures Dropbacks No Pressure %D. Brees, NO ................ 97 390 75.1%P. Mahomes, KC ......... 149 526 71.7%D. Carr, OAK ............... 158 556 71.6%A. Dalton, Cin.............. 169 575 70.6%K. Murray, ARI ............. 183 620 70.5%T. Brady, NE ................ 192 643 70.1%J. Garoppolo, SF......... 158 526 70.0%L. Jackson, BAL .......... 144 466 69.1%D. Prescott, DAL ....... 204 639 68.1%

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Prescott also was very efficient when getting rid of the ball quickly in 2019, with 47.5% of his throws coming in 2.5 seconds-or-less. On those quick throws, Prescott completed 218-of-302 passes (72.2%) with 14 touchdowns and a quarterback rating of 104.2, the seventh-highest rating on quick throws league-wide: 2.5 Seconds-or-Less QB Player Dropbacks Att. Comp. TD Rating Drew Brees ................236 236 191 18 119.3 Russell Wilson ...........295 280 208 17 111.9 Lamar Jackson ..........209 207 143 19 111.9 Kirk Cousins...............219 215 164 10 108.5 Patrick Mahomes .......273 270 194 12 106.5 Derek Carr .................277 273 206 13 105.9 Dak Prescott .............303 302 218 14 104.2

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In 2020 the Cowboys offense has allowed three sacks on 45 quarterback dropbacks (39 pass attempts, three sacks, three quarterback scrambles), a sack percentage of 6.67%. Prescott is averaging 2.62 seconds-to-pass attempt so far in 2020.

H THIRD-AND-I GOT THIS H The Cowboys tied with Baltimore for the third-highest third down conversion percentage in 2019, converting 96-of-204 (47.1%) of third down tries. There has only been one Cowboys team to finish a season with a third-down percentage above 50.0% in franchise history - the 1978 team that converted 50.2% of its third down attempts:

Highest Cowboys Third Down Conversion Percentage Season Att Conv Pct 1978 ................. 235 118 50.2% 1979 ................. 241 120 49.8% 1980 ................. 243 120 49.4% 2006 ................. 205 100 48.8% 2014 ................. 201 95 47.3% 2019 ................. 204 96 47.1% Below is a breakdown of the Cowboys third down conversions by distance in 2019: 3rd & Short 3rd & Med 3rd & Long 3rd & 10+ (<4 Yds) (4-6 Yds) (>6 Yds) 47-70 (67.1%) 20-50 (40.0%) 29-84 (34.5%) 13-48 (27.1%) Rank: 7th Rank: 25th Rank: 1st Rank: 2nd

Dallas struggled in the first game in 2020, converting only three-of-12 third downs (25.0%). Its third down conversions by distance are below: 3rd & Short 3rd & Med 3rd & Long 3rd & 10+ (<4 Yds) (4-6 Yds) (>6 Yds) 2-2 (100.0%) 0-4 (0.0%) 1-6 (16.7%) 1-4 (25.0%) Rank: 2nd Rank: 20th Rank: 19th Rank: 7th

The Cowboys offensively performed well on first down in the 2020 opener, gaining four-plus yards on 23-of-32 first down plays, which at 71.9% is the second-highest efficiency rating in the NFL. 1st D 4+ Yds Team Plays Gained Eff. Pct Minnesota..............28 22 78.6% Dallas ....................32 23 71.9% Kansas City ...........30 20 66.7% LA Rams................31 20 64.5% New Orleans .........28 18 64.3%

The Cowboys offensive line allowed a sack on only 3.7% of pass attempts in 2019, the second-best percentage in the league.3.73.7

H PASS DISTRIBUTION H Over the last four seasons, tight ends have represented an av-erage of 22.6% of the receptions in the Cowboys passing attack:

Pass Distribution Percentage to Tight Ends Quarterback Season Tot Com TE com TE % Dak Prescott..............2019 388 95 24.5% Dak Prescott..............2018 356 68 19.1% Dak Prescott..............2017 308 69 22.4% Dak Prescott..............2016 311 76 24.4% In Mike McCarthy’s final four seasons as the head coach in Green Bay, his offenses relied more heavily on their wide receiv-ers and running backs in the aerial attack, with tights ends only accounting for an average of 18.4% of the offensive completions.

Pass Distribution Percentage to Tight Ends Quarterback Season Tot Com TE com TE % Aaron Rodgers ..........2018 372 78 21.0% Rodgers/Hundley ......2017 346 55 15.9% Aaron Rodgers ..........2016 401 64 16.0% Aaron Rodgers ..........2015 347 72 20.8%

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H PREVENT DEFENSE H The Cowboys defense has prided itself on preventing big plays from opposing offenses, and in 2019 they held their oppo-nents to 64 plays of 20-plus yards - 19th in the NFL - but kept opponents out of the endzone as the unit tied for the third-fewest big-play touchdowns (six):

Fewest Big-Play TDs Allowed - 2019 Team BIG Runs BIG Pass BIG Play BIG TD Buffalo ...................12 35 46 3 LA Rams .................9 40 49 5 Dallas .....................9 55 64 6 New England...........6 42 48 6 Chicago ...................9 40 49 6 Baltimore .................8 47 55 6 Kansas City .............9 46 55 6 Dallas was also one-of-seven teams to allow six-or-fewer touchdown plays of 20-or-more yards in 2019, continuing a trend from 2018 when the defense finished top-10 in the league allow-ing only nine big-play touchdowns in all 16 games. Dallas has finished in the top-10 for fewest big-play touchdowns allowed in each of the last four seasons and has steadily improved over the last seven years (season ranks in parentheses):

Season BIG Plays BIG TD BIG Play% 2020 .................5 (22t) 0 (1t) 6.9% 2019 ...............64 (19t) 6 (3t) 6.3% 2018 .................52 (6t) 9 (8t) 5.3% 2017 ..................50 (6) 7 (6) 5.0% 2016 ..................51 (6) 5 (2t) 5.1% 2015 ...............64 (15t) 11 (18t) 6.4% 2014 ...............57 (12t) 10 (14t) 5.8% 2013 ...............79 (31t) 10 (14t) 7.2% Dallas also allowed only 6.8 yards-per-attempt through the air in 2019, which ranked eighth. The Cowboys also allowed only three plays of 50-plus yards through the air in 2019 - coming at the N.Y. Jets (10/13), at the N.Y. Giants (11/4) and against Wash-ington (12/29). Philadelphia and New Orleans allowed the most with eight pass plays of 50-plus yards.

In 2020 Dallas is allowing 8.9 yards-per-attempt through the air, in due largely to allowing 200 yards after the catch, including five pass plays of 20-plus yards.

H THE PREDATOR H Jaylon Smith has cemented himself as one of the core pieces of the Dallas Cowboys defense with his speed and ferocity at the linebacker position. Smith took a huge step in 2018, totaling 150 tackles and also blitzing opposing quarterbacks with 4.0 sacks in the process. Smith played 95.3% of the defensive snaps for Dallas in 2018 just three years removed from a knee injury that almost ended his career. He is the first Cowboys linebacker to record 150 tackles and at least 4.0 sacks since Keith Brooking in 2009:

Dallas Cowboys 150 tackles and 4.0 sacks (since 2000) Player TT Sacks Season Jaylon Smith ....................... 150 4.0 2018 Keith Brooking ...................... 156 4.0 2009 Bradie James........................ 202 8.0 2008 Smith continued his fierce play on the field in 2019, leading the team with 168 tackles and also ranking sixth on the team with 2.5 sacks, all coming on designed blitzes. According to Pro Foot-ball Focus, Smith played 421 snaps on pass plays in 2019, and he blitzed on 12.8% of them - the 14th-highest rate by an inside linebacker.

Jaylon Smith led all Cowboys defenders with 168 tackles in 2019, and he ranked 11th in the NFL with a run stop percent-age of 8.9%, per PFF.*PFF defines run stop% as the number of stops per snap made in run defense

8.98.9H SWIPE RIGHT FOR TACKLES H

Jaylon Smith was on the hunt in run defense in 2019, leading all Cowboys defenders with 168 tackles. Combined with his 150 tackles in 2018, he joined Sean Lee (2015-17) as the most recent defender to record consecutive 100-tackle seasons:Consecutive Seasons w/ 100 Tackles by a Cowboy Since 2000

Player Consec. Seasons Tackles Jaylon Smith 2 (2018-19) 318 Keith Brooking 2 (2009-10) 307 Dat Nguyen 2 (2003-04) 275 Darren Woodson 2 (2000-01) 254 Sean Lee 3 (2015-17) 448 Barry Church 4 (2013-16) 494 Dexter Coakley 4 (2000-03) 531 Bradie James 6 (2005-10) 917 Smith ranked high in Pro Football Focus’ run stop percentage metric in 2019, recording a stop on 8.9% of run snaps - tied for 11th in the NFL (min. 200 run snaps):

Player Snaps Stops Run Stop % David Mayo, NYG............... 297 32 10.8% James Burgess, NYJ .......... 224 24 10.7% Demario Davis, NO ............ 202 21 10.4% Danny Trevathan, Chi......... 201 21 10.4% Bobby Wagner, Sea ........... 308 32 10.4% Luke Kuechly, Car .............. 373 37 9.9% Tremaine Edmunds, Buf ..... 344 33 9.6% Cole Holcomb ..................... 294 28 9.5% Bernardrick McKinney, Hou .. 249 23 9.2% Roquan Smith, Chi ............. 209 19 9.1% Eric Kendricks, Min............. 334 30 8.9%Jaylon Smith, Dal .............. 259 23 8.9%

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H THIRD DOWN DEFENSE H The Dallas defense put an emphasis on getting off the field on third down in 2019 and keeping their opponents out of rhythm offen-sively. Dallas held its opponents to 67-of-201 (33.3%) on third down tries, tied for the second-best percentage in the league and only one-of-six teams to keep opponents under a 35.0% success rate:

2019 NFL - Third Down Defense Team Attempts Conv. Third D % New England ............. 195 47 24.1% Dallas ........................ 201 67 33.3% San Francisco ........... 192 64 33.3% Philadelphia ............... 205 70 34.1% Tampa Bay ................ 218 75 34.4% New Orleans.............. 210 73 34.8%

In 2020 Dallas has allowed a third down conversion on nine-of-17 opponent attempts - which at 52.9% ranks 25th in the league. Below is a breakdown of opponent third downs by distance.

3rd & Short 3rd & Med 3rd & Long 3rd & 10+ (<4 Yds) (4-6 Yds) (>6 Yds) 4-6 (66.7%) 5-7 (71.4%) 0-4 (0.0%) 0-2 (0.0%) Rank: t-18th Rank: 28th Rank: t-1st Rank: t-1st

H NO FLY ZONE H The Dallas secondary limited opposing quarterbacks through the air by only allowing 10.48 yards-per-completion on 370 recep-tions in 2019, the fifth-lowest figure in the league: Team Yds/Com Team Yds/Com San Francisco .........9.67 Chicago .............10.49 Buffalo .....................9.83 New England .....10.61 LA Chargers ..........10.35 Indianapolis .......10.74 Minnesota .............10.40 Denver ...............10.98 Dallas ...................10.48 Pittsburgh .......... 11.00

H NO YAC FOR YOU H The Cowboys secondary rallied to opposing receivers in 2018, allowing the 10th-fewest yards average (5.2) after the catch in the league, and also tying for third in most catches where the offense had one yard-or-fewer after the catch (77):

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The trend continued in 2019, as the Cowboys secondary and linebackers displayed a relentless pursuit to the ball by adjudicat-ing 85 catches in which the offense had one yard-or-fewer after the catch, fourth in the league:

Most Catches Allowed with YAC <1 - 2019

The defense allowed 370 receptions on the year, and on 305-of-370 catches, the opposing receiver failed to pick up more than 10 yards-after-the-catch: Team Rec. YAC<10 YAC<10% Tampa Bay ............408 345 84.6% Minnesota............ 394 344 87.3% Indianapolis ......... 394 330 83.7% Arizona ................ 421 328 77.9% Detroit .................. 381 322 84.5% Tennessee ........... 386 319 82.6% New Orleans ....... 371 306 82.5% Dallas.................. 370 305 82.4% N.Y. Jets .............. 363 304 83.6% Chicago ............... 362 301 83.2%

Team Rec. YAC<1 Team Rec. YAC<1 Chicago ............362 87 Tampa Bay ....408 80 Houston ............375 87 New Orleans .371 79 N.Y. Jets ...........363 86 Carolina .........347 77 Dallas ...............370 85 Arizona ..........421 76 Minnesota .........394 83 Indianapolis ...394 75 Denver ..............348 81 LA Chargers ..328 74

Team Rec. YAC YAC/Rec. YAC<1 Chicago ............... 377 1,855 5.0 81 N.Y. Jets .............. 367 1,943 5.5 78 Dallas .................. 367 1,868 5.2 77 Tampa Bay .......... 387 1,921 5.2 77 Philadelphia .......... 417 2,240 5.5 75

H AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL H Dallas was stingy through the air on defense in 2019 and held opposing offenses under 250 passing yards in 12-of-16 contests - tied for fourth in the NFL:

2019 NFL - Games Under 250 Air Yards Team Games Pass Yds Pass Yds/Gm San Francisco .............. 13 2,707 169.2 New England................. 13 2,886 180.4 LA Chargers .................. 13 3,204 200.3 Pittsburgh ...................... 12 3,113 194.6 Buffalo ........................... 12 3,123 195.2 Baltimore ....................... 12 3,315 207.2 Cleveland ...................... 12 3,470 216.9 Dallas .......................... 12 3,576 223.5 LA Rams ....................... 12 3,625 226.6 The Cowboys defense also allowed 223.5 yards-per-game to opposing offenses through the air - 10th fewest in the NFL: Team Yds/Gm Team Yds/Gm San Francisco .......169.2 Baltimore ...........207.2 New England ........180.4 Cleveland ..........216.9 Pittsburgh..............194.6 Kansas City .......221.4 Buffalo ...................195.2 Chicago .............222.1 LA Chargers ..........200.3 Dallas ................223.5

H HOLD THE LINE H Dallas also held opponents to the second-lowest yards-per-play average on third downs in 2019: Team Plays Yards 3rd D Avg. New England ............. 195 618 3.17 Dallas ........................ 202 814 4.03 Kansas City ............... 203 859 4.23 San Francisco ........... 193 825 4.27 Buffalo ....................... 212 923 4.35

Dallas is allowing 6.28 yards-per-play on 11 opponent third down tries in 2020, which ranks 20th in the league.

H IN THE BACKFIELD H The Cowboys were a disruptive presence in their opponents backfield in 2019, forcing 106 negative plays (sacks, negative pass plays, negative rushes and kneel downs). A large part of that disrup-tion was their penchant for getting the ball carrier before he could break through the line of scrimmage, as Dallas corralled opposing rushers for a negative gain on 11.2% of all carries, a percentage which ranked eighth among all defenses:

2019 NFL - Opp. Negative Rush Percentage Team Rush Att. Neg. Rush Neg. Rush % N.Y. Jets ..................... 417 63 15.8% Arizona ....................... 439 62 14.5% Tampa Bay ................. 362 49 14.0% Philadelphia ................ 353 46 13.3% Buffalo ........................ 388 49 13.1% Oakland ...................... 405 51 13.0% Atlanta ........................ 421 47 11.6% Dallas ......................... 407 44 11.2% Baltimore .................... 340 37 11.1% Pittsburgh ................... 462 46 10.1%

In 2020, Dallas has forced two negative plays with only one neg-ative rush on 40 opponent carries.

H AVERAGE START H Dallas allowed an average start position of the 30.2-yard line in 2019, the 27th ranked average in the NFL: Rk Team Avg Start Rk Team Avg Start32 Tampa Bay ...................31.6 28 Pittsburgh ....................30.431 N.Y. Jets .......................31.4 27 Dallas .........................30.230 Miami ...........................30.5 26 Carolina ......................30.129 Chicago ........................30.5 25 N.Y. Giants ..................30.0

In 2020 Dallas’ opponents have recorded 11 offensive posses-sions, and are averaging a starting position of the 29.0-yard line, which ranks 17th in the league after one week. The Cowboys allowed only two touchdown drives this season, an opponent TD efficiency of18.2% to put the Dallas defense in the top-ten (7t).

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DeMarcus Lawrence has recorded 30.0 sacks since the start of the 2017 season - 12th in the NFL during that span behind Chandler Jones (49.0), Aaron Donald (44.0), Cameron Jordan (40.5), Danielle Hunter (36.0), T.J. Watt (34.5), Von Mill-er (32.5), Calais Campbell (31.5), Ryan Kerrigan (31.5), Khalil Mack (31.5), Chris Jones (31.0) and Myles Garrett (30.5).

H TANK ROLLING OVER QBS H DeMarcus Lawrence has recorded 39.0 sacks in the regular season, with his most coming against Kirk Cousins (5.0). Below is a breakdown of his sacks by quarterback and by down:Player SacksKirk Cousins ................. 5.0Eli Manning ................... 4.0Carson Palmer.............. 3.0Matthew Stafford .......... 3.0Matt Ryan ..................... 2.5Aaron Rodgers ............. 2.0Trevor Siemien ............. 2.0Jameis Winston ............ 2.0Russell Wilson .............. 1.5C.J. Beathard................ 1.0Drew Brees ................... 1.0Daniel Jones ................. 1.0

Player Sacks Teddy Bridgewater .........1.0Ryan Fitzpatrick .............1.0Jared Goff ......................1.0Marcus Mariota ..............1.0Cam Newton ..................1.0Ben Roethlisberger ............ 1.0Ryan Tannehill ...............1.0Tyrod Taylor ...................1.0Josh Rosen....................1.0Carson Wentz ................1.0Joah Allen ...................... 0.5Colt McCoy .................... 0.5

Below is a look at Lawrence’s career sacks by down:

30.030.0

H SACK ARTIST H The Cowboys added Everson Griffen as an established pass rusher to bookend their defensive line along with DeMarcus Law-rence and Aldon Smith. Griffen ranks 12th among all active play-ers in career sacks: Player Team Sacks Von Miller .......................... DEN 106.0 Chandler Jones ................ ARZ 96.0 J.J. Watt ............................ HOU 96.0 Ryan Kerrigan................... WAS 90.0 Justin Houston .................. IND 89.5 Calais Campbell ............... JAX 88.0 Cameron Jordan ............... NO 87.0 Carlos Dunlap ................... CIN 81.5 Robert Quinn .................... CHI 80.5 Jason Pierre-Paul ............. TB 79.5 Geno Atkins ...................... CIN 75.5 Everson Griffen ............... DAL 74.5 Aaron Donald.................... LAR 72.0

H PASS RUSH BONANZA H With the acquisitions of Dontari Poe and Everson Griffen, the 2020 Dallas Cowboys will employ five players who have tallied at least 20.0 sacks since the start in their career. They are one-of-two teams in the league to boast five active players with at least 20.0 sacks in their career, joining Pittsburgh, and one-of-five teams to boast at least four players:

Teams with Three Players with 30.0 Sacks, 2014-19 Player Team Games Sacks Everson Griffen ....................DAL 147 74.5 Aldon Smith ..........................DAL 59 47.5 DeMarcus Lawrence ............DAL 80 39.0 Dontari Poe ..........................DAL 121 20.5 Tyrone Crawford ...................DAL 96 23.0 Cameron Heyward ...............PIT 134 54.0 T.J. Watt................................PIT 47 34.5 Bud Dupree ..........................PIT 70 31.5 Stephon Tuitt ........................PIT 76 23.5 Tyson Alualua .......................PIT 157 22.5 Olivier Vernon .......................CLE 113 54.5 Adrian Clayborn ....................CLE 110 36.5 Myles Garrett ........................CLE 37 30.5 Sheldon Richardson .............CLE 105 26.5 Brandon Graham ..................PHI 143 51.0 Fletcher Cox .........................PHI 125 48.0 Malik Jackson .......................PHI 111 32.0 Vinny Curry ...........................PHI 112 29.5 Jason Pierre-Paul .................TB 137 79.5 Ndamukong Suh ...................TB 158 58.5 Shaquil Barrett ......................TB 77 33.5 Lavonte David ......................TB 121 22.5

H CRUNCH TIME SACKS H Dallas racked up 39.0 sacks in 2019, with 15 of them coming in the fourth quarter - the seventh-most fourth quarter sacks in the league last year. Additionally, those 15 sacks account for 38.5% of the Cowboys sack total, which was the third-highest fourth quarter percentage in the NFL :

2019 NFL - Fourth Quarter Sack Percentage Team Tot. Sacks 4thQ Sacks Sack% New Orleans .................... 51 20 39.2% Houston ............................ 31 12 38.7% Dallas............................... 39 15 38.5% Minnesota......................... 48 18 37.5% Denver.............................. 40 15 37.5%

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H BACK-TO-BACK SACK ATTACK H Combined with his Aldon Smith’s rookie-record 14.0 sacks from the year prior, Smith is one-of-18 players since 1982 (when sacks became official) to have consecutive seasons with at least 14.0 sacks: Player Team Consec. Tot. Sacks Seasons Seasons Jared Allen.............KC/MIN 3 44.5 2007-09 Reggie White .........PHI 3 57.0 1986-88 Reggie White .........PHI 3 43.0 1990-92 Danielle Hunter......MIN 2 29.0 2018-19 J.J. Watt ................HOU 2 38.0 2014-15 Aldon Smith .........SF 2 33.5 2011-12 DeMarcus Ware ....DAL 2 35.0 2010-11 DeMarcus Ware ....DAL 2 34.0 2007-08 Simeon Rice ..........TB 2 30.5 2002-03 Michael Strahan ....NYG 2 29.0 1997-98 Neil Smith ..............KC 2 29.5 1992-93 Bruce Smith ...........BUF 2 28.0 1992-93 Kevin Greene ........LAR 2 33.0 1988-89 Lawrence Taylor ....NYG 2 30.5 1988-89 Dexter Manley .......WAS 2 33.5 1985-86 Andre Tippett .........NE 2 35.0 1984-85 Richard Dent .........CHI 2 34.5 1984-85 Mark Gastineau .....NYJ 2 41.0 1983-84 Doug Betters .........MIA 2 30.0 1983-84 Curtis Greer ...........STL 2 30.0 1983-84

H SINGLE SEASON SACK ATTACK H Dallas signed pass rusher Aldon Smith after four seasons away from the NFL, hoping to regenerate the pass rush monster that once terrorized opposing quarterbacks. In Smith’s second NFL season, he recorded 19.5 sacks - tied for the 13th - highest single-season number in league history: Player Team Sacks Season Michael Strahan ........... NYG 22.5 2001 Jared Allen ................... MIN 22.0 2011 Mark Gastineau............ NYJ 22.0 1984 Justin Houston ............. KC 22.0 2014 Chris Doleman ............. Min 21.0 1989 Reggie White ............... PHI 21.0 1987 Aaron Donald ............... LAR 20.5 2018 Lawrence Taylor ........... NYG 20.5 1986 J.J. Watt ....................... HOU 20.5 2012 J.J. Watt ....................... HOU 20.5 2014 Derrick Thomas ............ KC 20.0 1990 DeMarcus Ware ........... DAL 20.0 2008 Aldon Smith ................ SF 19.5 2012 Shaquil Barrett ............. TB 19.5 2019 Robert Mathis............... IND 19.5 2013 DeMarcus Ware ........... DAL 19.5 2011 Tim Harris .................... GB 19.5 1989

H PRESSURE PLAYERS H The Cowboys have two impact pressure players for the 2020 season in DeMarcus Lawrence and Everson Griffen, who both ranked in the top-20 in knockdowns and hurries in 2019:

2019 NFL - Most QB Knockdowns and Hurries Player Knockdowns Hurries Total Za’Darius Smith.................... 36.5 62.5 99.0 Aaron Donald ....................... 24.0 68.0 92.0 Chandler Jones .................... 23.5 63.0 86.5 Cameron Jordan .................. 23.5 62.5 86.0 Danielle Hunter .................... 21.5 63.5 85.0 Joey Bosa ............................ 28.5 53.5 82.0 Nick Bosa ............................. 24.5 57.0 81.5 T.J. Watt ............................... 29.5 51.0 80.5 Shaquil Barrett ..................... 36.0 42.5 78.5 Khalil Mack ........................... 15.5 59.0 74.5 Trey Flowers ........................ 20.0 53.0 73.0 Kenny Clark.......................... 6.5 59.0 65.5 Von Miller ............................. 18.5 47.0 65.5 Chris Jones .......................... 20.0 44.0 64.0 Calais Campbell ................... 21.5 41.5 63.0 Everson Griffen .................. 23.0 39.0 62.0 DeMarcus Lawrence .......... 15.5 46.0 61.5 Matt Judon ........................... 31.0 30.0 61.0

Aldon Smith recorded 19.5 sacks in 2012 - his second NFL season - which is tied for the 13th-high-est single-season number in league history.19.519.5

H BLITZ-CAST H The Dallas defense relied heavily on their defensive front to af-fect the opposing quarterback in 2019, blitzing on only 122 defen-sive snaps - a figure which ranked 24th in the NFL. Although they blitzed sparingly, the Cowboys were very efficient when they did send pressure, recording a sack on 11.6% or blitz attempts - the fourth-best sack percentage on blitz passing situations:

2019 NFL - Blitz Sack Percentage Team Attempts Sacks Sack % Buffalo ....................... 135 20 12.9% San Francisco ........... 108 15 12.2% Indianapolis ............... 106 14 11.7% Dallas ........................ 122 16 11.6% Philadelphia ............... 121 15 11.0% Jacksonville ............... 127 15 10.6%

The below list shows which teams blitzed the most and which teams blitzed the least in 2019: Most Blitzes on Passes Fewest Blitzes on Passes Team Blitz Att. Team Blitz Att. Tampa Bay ...............279 LA Chargers ...........59 Baltimore..................263 Detroit .....................96 Arizona.....................227 Oakland ..................99 N.Y. Jets ...................212 Indianapolis ..........106 Houston ...................188 San Francisco ......108 New Orleans ............188 Green Bay ............ 110

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Greg Zuerlein connected on seven field goals against Dallas (10/1/17) - setting a career-best that is tied for the second-most makes in a single-game in NFL history. It is also the seventh time a kicker has at-tempted at least seven field goals and con-verted 100% of them in a single-game.77

H THE PUNT-ISHER H Dallas Cowboys punter Chris Jones serves as a weapon in the kicking game, adept at flipping field position for the Cowboys. For his career, he boasts a 44.5 gross average and a net average of 40.1, with 184 punts downed inside the 20-yard line - most all-time in team history. Jones is sixth all-time amongst NFL punters in percentage of punts downed inside the 20-yard line (min. 100 punts) at 39.74%:

Punts Downed Inside the Opp 20-Yard Line Player Years Punts In20 In20% Corey Bojorquez^, Buf .... 2018-20 125 56 44.80 Dustin Colquitt^, PIT ....... 2005-20 1,128 463 41.05 Michael Dickson^, Sea ... 2018-20 156 64 41.03 Cameron Johnston^, Phi 2018-20 137 55 40.15 Jordan Berry, Pit ............. 2015-19 328 131 39.94 Chris Jones^, Dal ......... 2011-20 463 184 39.74

^ indicates active player% Min. 100 punts

H GREG THE LEG H Greg Zuerlein has attempted 56 field goals of 50-or-more yards since he entered the league in 2012 - the most in the NFL over that span: Player 50+ FGA 50+ FGM 50+ FG% Greg Zuerlein.....................56 33 58.9% Justin Tucker .......................55 39 70.9% Matt Prater ..........................54 41 75.9% Matt Bryant..........................47 34 72.3% Adam Vinatieri .....................47 33 70.2%

Zuerlein is 0-1 from 50-plus to start to 2020 season in his effort to return to Pro Bowl form.

H POINT PERSON H Since he entered the league in 2012, Zuerlein has scored 872 points, the ninth-most in the league: Player FGA FGM FG% PAT Pts Justin Tucker ..............293 266 90.8% 303 1,101 Stephen Gostkowski ...265 234 88.3% 365 1,067 Matt Prater ..................246 212 86.2% 325 961` Stephen Hauschka .....256 223 87.1% 284 953 Mason Crosby ............243 200 82.3% 337 937 Adam Vinatieri ............248 212 85.5% 285 921 Dan Bailey ..................232 203 87.5% 308 917 Matt Bryant .................226 197 87.2% 287 878 Greg Zuerlein ............247 202 81.8% 266 872 Robbie Gould..............223 196 87.9% 252 840

In 2017 Zuerlein recorded one of the most prolific scoring sea-sons in NFL history, registering 158 points for the LA Rams in just 14 games played. His point total is tied for the 10th-highest single-season total in NFL history, and is the seventh-highest by a kicker:

Player Season TD FG PAT Pts Pts/G LaDainian Tomlinson ......2006 31 0 0 186 11.6 Paul Hornung .................1960 15 15 41 176 14.7 Shaun Alexander............2005 28 0 0 168 10.5 David Akers ....................2011 0 44 34 166 10.4 Gary Anderson ...............1998 0 35 59 164 10.3 Jeff Wilkins .....................2003 0 39 46 163 10.2 Priest Holmes.................2003 27 0 0 162 10.1 Mark Moseley.................1983 0 33 62 161 10.1 Marshall Faulk................2000 26 0 0 160 11.4 Greg Zuerlein................2017 0 38 44 158 11.3 Stephen Gostkowski ......2013 0 38 44 158 9.9 Matt Bryant.....................2016 0 34 56 158 9.9

H LONG RETURNS H In 2019 the LA Rams kickoff return unit - led by now Cowboys Special Teams Coordinator John Fassel - recorded a 20-plus-yard kick return on 72.2% of their returns, which was the third-best percentage in the NFL: Team Kick Ret 20+ Yd Ret 20+ % Jacksonville.......................26 20 76.9% Denver ..............................21 16 76.2% LA Rams ...........................18 13 72.2% Houston.............................14 10 71.4% Carolina.............................31 22 71.0%

H TOUCHBACK PCT H In 2019 the LA Rams forced a touchback on 76.2% of their kickoffs - fifth-highest in the league - and their kickoffs reached the end zone on 84.5% of all attempts. Conversely, Dallas forced a touchback on only 58.0% of kickoffs (19th), despite a similar end zone percentage (81.8%): Team Kickoffs Touchbacks TB% Carolina.............................71 66 93.0% Tampa Bay ........................97 88 90.7% New Orleans .....................95 74 77.9% Denver ..............................72 55 76.4% LA Rams ...........................84 64 76.2%

H POSITION GAME H Field position plays a large part in defensive success across the NFL. In 2019 there were 1,245 touchdown drives by the 32 teams, and only 258 of them (20.72%) came from 80-plus-yard drives:

2019 NFL Offense Long TD Drives Team TD Drives 80+ Yd Dr. 80+ TD% Baltimore .........................58 13 22.4% San Francisco .................51 11 21.6% Tennessee.......................50 12 24.0% Dallas ..............................48 14 29.2% New Orleans ...................48 6 12.5% Tampa Bay ......................48 6 12.5%

WON 0, LOST 19/13 L 17-20 at L.A. Rams 0

2020 TEAM STATISTICS

DAL OPP. FIRST DOWNS 24 23

Rushing 9 11 Passing 14 12 Penalty 1 0 Third Down-Made/Att 3/12 9/17 Third Down Efficiency 25.0% 52.9% Fourth Down-Made/Att 1/3 1/1 Fourth Down Efficiency 33.3% 100.0%

TOTAL NET YARDS 380 422 Avg. Per Game 380.0 422.0 Total Plays 69 72 Avg. Per Play 5.5 5.9

NET YARDS RUSHING 136 153 Avg. Per Game 136.0 153.0 Total Rushes 27 40 Avg. Per Rush 5.0 3.8

NET YARDS PASSING 244 269 Avg. Per Game 244.0 269.0 Sacked/Yards Lost 3/22 1/6 Gross Yards 266 275 Attempts/Completions 39/25 31/20 Pct. of Completion 64.1% 64.5% Had Intercepted 0 1

PUNTS/AVERAGE 4/39.0 3/47.3 Net Punting Average 39.0 40.7

PUNT RETURN/AVG. 1/20.0 0/0 KICKOFF RETURN/AVG. 2/24.0 1/20.0 INTERCEPTION RETURN/AVG. 1/0.0 0/0.0 PENALTIES/YARDS 7/50 5/34 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 0/0 0/0 TOUCHDOWNS 2 2

Rushing 1 2 Passing 1 0 Returns 0 0

EXTRA POINTS/ATTEMPTS 2/2 2/2 TWO POINT CONVERSION/ATT. 0/0 0/0 FIELD GOALS/ATTEMPTS 1/2 2/3 AVG. TIME OF POSSESSION 24:22 35:38 SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTSTEAM 0 14 3 0 0 17OPPONENTS 7 6 7 0 0 20SCORING TD RU PA RT PAT FG 2PT S PTSE. Elliott 2 1 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 0 12G. Zuerlein 0 0 0 0 2/2 1/2 0 0 5TEAM 2 1 1 0 2/2 1/2 0 0 17OPPONENTS 2 2 0 0 2/2 2/3 0 0 202-Pt Conv: TM 0-0 OPP 0-0 SACKS: A. Smith 1.0, TM 1.0, OPP 3.0

FUM/LOST: A. Cooper 1/1, TM 1/1, OPP 0/0

RUSHING NO. YDS AVG LONG TDE. Elliott 22 96 4.4 14 1D. Prescott 3 30 10.0 12 0T. Pollard 2 10 5.0 6 0TEAM 27 136 5.0 14 1OPPONENTS 40 153 3.8 14 2RECEIVING NO. YDS AVG LONG TDA. Cooper 10 81 8.1 14 0C. Lamb 5 59 11.8 33 0M. Gallup 3 50 16.7 24 0E. Elliott 3 31 10.3 19t 1T. Pollard 2 22 11.0 18 0B. Jarwin 1 12 12.0 12 0D. Schultz 1 11 11.0 11 0TEAM 25 266 10.6 33 1OPPONENTS 20 275 13.8 31 0INTERCEPTIONS NO. YDS AVG LONG TDC. Awuzie 1 0 0.0 0 0TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0FUMBLES FUM LST FF REC TDA. Cooper 1 1 0 0 0TEAM 1 1 0 0 0PUNTING NO. YDS AVG NET TB IN LG BC. Jones 4 156 39.0 39.0 0 2 54 0TEAM 4 156 39.0 39.0 0 2 54 0OPPONENTS 3 142 47.3 40.7 0 2 58 0PUNT RETURNS RET FC YDS AVG LONG TDC. Lamb 1 1 20 20.0 20 0C. Wilson 0 1 0 0.0 0 0TEAM 1 2 20 20.0 20 0OPPONENTS 0 4 0 0.0 0 0KICKOFF RETURNS NO. YDS AVG LONG TDT. Pollard 2 48 24.0 27 0TEAM 2 48 24.0 27 0OPPONENTS 1 20 20.0 20 0FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+G. Zuerlein 0/0 0/0 1/1 0/0 0/1TEAM 0/0 0/0 1/1 0/0 0/1OPPONENTS 0/0 0/1 2/2 0/0 0/0G. Zuerlein: (53WR, 33)

OPP: (29LU, 35, 31)

PASSING ATT CMP YDS CMP% YDS/ATT TD TD% INT INT% LONG SACK/LOST RATINGD. Prescott 39 25 266 64.1 6.8 1 2.6 0 0.0 33 3/22 92.5 TEAM 39 25 266 64.1 6.8 1 2.6 0 0.0 33 3/22 92.5 OPPONENTS 31 20 275 64.5 8.9 0 0.0 1 3.2 31 1/6 79.4

RNK PLAYER S AST TOTAL SACKS/YDS TFL/YDS QBPR FR FF INT/YDS PD

1. D. Thompson 9 4 13

2. A. Smith 10 2 12 1.0/-6.0 1/-6 1 1

3. J. Smith 5 7 12 1

4. X. Woods 9 2 11

5. T. Hill 4 3 7

6. E. Griffen 2 4 6 2 1

7. A. Brown 3 1 4

J. Thomas 3 1 4 1

9. L. Vander Esch 2 2 4

10. T. Diggs 1 3 4

D. Poe 1 3 4

12. D. Lawrence 1 2 3 4 1

13. D. Armstrong 0 3 3

14. T. Crawford 2 0 2 1

15. C. Awuzie 1 1 2 1/0 1

A. Woods 1 1 2

D. Worley 1 1 2

Ast=Assist, TFL=Tackle for a Loss, QBPR=Pressures, INT=Interception, FR=Fumble Recovery, FF=Forced Fumble, PD=Pass Defense

2020 COWBOYS SPECIAL TEAMS

RNK PLAYER S A TOT FF FR BL

1. Goodwin, C.J. 1 0 1

DEFENSIVE STATS BY RANK

PRESSURES SACKS TACKLES FOR LOSS INTERCEPTIONS

PLAYER NO PLAYER NO PLAYER NO PLAYER NO

1. D. Lawrence 4 1. A. Smith 1.0 1. A. Smith 1 1. C. Awuzie 1

2. E. Griffen 2

3. T. Crawford 1

A. Smith 1

J. Thomas 1

PASSES DEFENSED

PLAYER NO

(As of September 15, 2020)

OFFENSEWR 19 Amari Cooper 85 Noah Brown LT 77 Tyron Smith LG 52 Connor Williams 66 Connor McGovern C 73 Joe Looney 63 Tyler Biadasz RG 70 Zack Martin 69 Brandon Knight RT 78 Terence Steele 75 Cameron Erving TE 80 Blake Bell 86 Dalton Schultz 84 Sean McKeon 89 Blake JarwinWR 88 CeeDee Lamb 17 Malik Turner WR 13 Michael Gallup 11 Cedrick Wilson QB 4 Dak Prescott 14 Andy Dalton 7 Ben DiNucci RB 21 Ezekiel Elliott 20 Tony Pollard 34 Rico Dowdle

DEFENSEDE 90 DeMarcus Lawrence 97 Everson Griffen 56 Bradlee Anae DT 95 Dontari Poe 99 Antwaun Woods DT 72 Trysten Hill 96 Neville Gallimore DE 98 Tyrone Crawford 97 Everson Griffen DPR 58 Aldon Smith 92 Dorance Armstrong MLB 48 Joe Thomas 57 Luke Gifford 55 Leighton Vander Esch WLB 54 Jaylon Smith 59 Justin March CB 30 Anthony Brown 24 Chidobe Awuzie 29 C.J. Goodwin CB 27 Trevon Diggs 26 Jourdan Lewis 28 Daryl Worley S 23 Darian Thompson 37 Donovan Wilson S 25 Xavier Woods 41 Reggie Robinson

SPECIALISTSP 6 Chris Jones K 2 Greg Zuerlein LS 91 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur H 6 Chris Jones KR 20 Tony Pollard 11 Cedrick Wilson 27 Trevon Diggs PR 88 CeeDee Lamb 11 Cedrick Wilson 27 Trevon Diggs

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEBradlee Anae uh-NYE ...................................................................... Dorance Armstrong DOOR-intz .......................................................... Chidobe Awuzie CHID-oh-bay ah-WOOZ-yay .......................................... Tyler Biadasz be-AH-dish ................................................................. Ben DiNucci did-NEW-chee ............................................................... Rico Dowdle DOWD-ill ......................................................................

Louis-Philippe Ladouceur LAH-doo-sahr .............................................. Sean McKeon muh-CUE-in ................................................................ Dontari Poe don-TAR-ee ................................................................... Malik Turner muh-LEEK .................................................................... Xavier Woods ECK-zay-vee-er ............................................................ Greg Zuerlein ZURR-line ...................................................................

COACHING STAFFHEAD COACH: Mike McCarthyASSISTANTS: Jeff Blasko (Assistant Offensive Line), Matt Daniels (Assistant Special Teams), Rob Davis (Assistant Head Coach), George Edwards (SeniorDefensive Assistant), John Fassel (Special Teams Coordinator), Ryan Feder (Quality Control Analytics), Al Harris (Defensive Backs), Chase Haslett (QualityControl/Offense), Adam Henry (Wide Receivers), Leon Lett (Assistant Defensive Line), Maurice Linguist (Defensive Backs), Cannon Matthews (QualityControl/Defense), Scott McCurley (Linebackers), Kellen Moore (Offensive Coordinator), Harold Nash (Assistant Strength & Conditioning), Mike Nolan(Defensive Coordinator), Doug Nussmeier (Quarterbacks), Markus Paul (Strength & Conditioning Coordinator), Skip Peete (Running Backs), Joe Philbin(Offensive Line), Justin Rudd (Video/Analytics), Eric Simonelli (Quality Control Analytics), Kendall Smith (Assistant Strength & Conditioning), Scott Tolzien(Offensive Assistant), Jim Tomsula (Defensive Line), Kyle Valero (Quality Control Analytics), Lunda Wells (Tight Ends).

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. DOB EXP. COLLEGE HOMETOWN56 Anae, Bradlee DE 6-3 260 1/17/1998 R Utah Laie, Hawaii92 Armstrong, Dorance DE 6-4 260 6/10/1997 3 Kansas Houston, Texas24 Awuzie, Chidobe CB 6-0 203 5/24/1995 4 Colorado San Jose, Calif.80 Bell, Blake TE 6-6 260 8/7/1991 6 Oklahoma Wichita, Kan.63 Biadasz, Tyler C 6-4 317 11/20/1997 R Wisconsin Amherst, Wisc.30 Brown, Anthony CB 5-11 188 12/16/1993 5 Purdue Tampa, Fla.85 Brown, Noah WR 6-2 215 1/6/1996 4 Ohio State Flanders,, N.J.39 Carr, Brandon CB 6-0 210 5/19/1986 13 Grand Valley State Flint, Mich.19 Cooper, Amari WR 6-1 225 6/17/1994 6 Alabama Miami, Fla.98 Crawford, Tyrone DL 6-4 285 11/22/1989 9 Boise State Windsor, Ontario14 Dalton, Andy QB 6-2 220 10/29/1987 10 Texas Christian Katy, Texas27 Diggs, Trevon CB 6-1 203 9/20/1998 R Alabama Gaithersburg, Md.7 DiNucci, Ben QB 6-2 215 11/24/1996 R James Madison Wexford, PA34 Dowdle, Rico RB 5-11 215 6/14/1998 R South Carolina Asheville, N.C.21 Elliott, Ezekiel RB 6-0 228 7/22/1995 5 Ohio State St. Louis, Mo.96 Gallimore, Neville DT 6-2 307 1/17/1997 R Oklahoma Ottawa, Ontario13 Gallup, Michael WR 6-1 205 3/4/1996 3 Colorado State Monroe, Ga.57 Gifford, Luke LB 6-3 245 8/28/1995 2 Nebraska Lincoln, Neb.29 Goodwin, C.J. CB 6-3 187 2/4/1990 5 California (PA) Wheeling, W.V.97 Griffen, Everson DE 6-3 273 12/22/1987 11 Southern California Avondale, AZ72 Hill, Trysten DT 6-3 305 3/25/1998 2 Central Florida Lee, Fla.6 Jones, Chris P 6-0 205 7/21/1989 9 Carson Newman Rome, Ga.69 Knight, Brandon T 6-4 315 4/1/1997 2 Indiana Noblesville, Ind.91 Ladouceur, Louis-Philippe LS 6-5 256 3/13/1981 16 California Pointe-Claire, Quebec88 Lamb, CeeDee WR 6-2 200 4/8/1999 R Oklahoma Richmond, Texas90 Lawrence, DeMarcus DE 6-3 250 4/28/1992 7 Boise State Aiken, S.C.26 Lewis, Jourdan CB 5-10 186 8/31/1995 4 Michigan Detroit Mich.64 Light, Alex OL 6-5 309 5/2/1996 3 Richmond Salem, VA73 Looney, Joe C 6-3 310 8/31/1990 9 Wake Forest Lake Worth, Fla.59 March, Justin LB 5-11 228 7/5/1993 6 Akron Danville, Ill.70 Martin, Zack G 6-4 315 11/20/1990 7 Notre Dame Indianapolis, Ind.66 McGovern, Connor G 6-5 315 11/3/1997 2 Penn State Larksville, Pa.84 McKeon, Sean TE 6-3 255 12/28/1997 R Michigan Dudley, Mass.95 Poe, Dontari DT 6-3 346 8/18/1990 9 Memphis Memphis, Tenn.20 Pollard, Tony RB 6-0 210 4/30/1997 2 Memphis Memphis, Tenn.4 Prescott, Dak QB 6-2 235 7/29/1993 5 Mississippi State Haughton, La.41 Robinson, Reggie CB 6-1 200 4/14/1997 R Tulsa Cleburne, Texas86 Schultz, Dalton TE 6-5 255 7/11/1996 3 Stanford South Jordan, Utah58 Smith, Aldon DE 6-4 280 9/25/1989 6 Missouri Raytown, Mo.54 Smith, Jaylon LB 6-2 240 6/14/1995 4 Notre Dame Fort Wayne, Ind.53 Smith, Rashad LB 6-1 224 4/20/1997 R Florida Atlantic Florida City, Fla.77 Smith, Tyron T 6-5 305 12/12/1990 10 Southern California Moreno Valley, Calif.78 Steele, Terence T 6-6 320 6/4/1997 R Texas Tech Cibolo, Texas48 Thomas, Joe LB 6-1 230 5/6/1991 6 South Carolina State Blackville, S.C.23 Thompson, Darian S 6-2 212 9/22/1993 5 Boise State Lancaster, Calif.17 Turner, Malik WR 6-2 202 1/30/1996 3 Illinois Springfield, Ill.52 Williams, Connor G 6-5 320 5/12/1997 3 Texas Coppell, Texas11 Wilson, Cedrick WR 6-2 195 11/20/1995 3 Boise State Memphis, Tenn.37 Wilson, Donovan S 6-0 200 2/21/1995 2 Texas A&M Shreveport, La.99 Woods, Antwaun DT 6-1 310 1/3/1993 3 Southern California Los Angeles, Calif.25 Woods, Xavier S 5-11 212 7/26/1995 4 Louisiana Tech Monroe, La.28 Worley, Daryl CB 6-1 210 2/22/1995 5 West Virginia Philadelphia, Pa.2 Zuerlein, Greg K 6-0 195 12/27/1987 9 Missouri Western Lincoln, Neb.PRACTICE SQUAD60 Alarcon, Isaac T 6-6 325 7/27/1998 R Monterrey Tech Monterrey, Mexico44 Bernard, Francis LB 6-0 242 4/8/1995 R Utah Herriman, Utah33 Burton, Deante CB 6-2 210 7/12/1994 3 Kansas State Manhattan, KS51 Carter, Ron'dell DE 6-3 270 7/3/1997 R Portland State Federal Way, Wash.79 Hamilton, Justin DT 6-2 315 7/27/1993 2 Louisiana-Lafayette Natchez, Miss.76 Hamilton, Ladarius DE 6-2 265 1/18/1998 R North Texas Corringan, Texas62 Henry, Marcus C 6-3 305 2/11/1993 1 Boise State Bellevue, Wash.87 Hikutini, Cole TE 6-4 245 6/11/1994 2 Louisville Elk Grove, Calif.81 Johnson, Jon'Vea WR 6-0 195 12/23/1995 2 Toledo Gary, Ind.36 McGuire, Elijah RB 5-10 214 6/1/1994 3 Louisiana-Lafayette Houma, La.45 Olonilua, Sewo FB 6-3 235 11/27/1997 R Texas Christian Kingwood, Texas18 Parker, Aaron WR 6-2 210 5/21/1998 R Rhode Island Brandywine, Md.79 Smith, Eric T 6-4 308 9/2/1995 1 Virginia32 Smith, Saivion CB 6-1 190 11/5/1997 1 Alabama St. Petersburg, Fla.31 Westry, Chris CB 6-4 210 7/10/1997 2 Kentucky Orange Park, Fla.RESERVE/EXEMPT94 Gregory, Randy DE 6-5 260 11/23/1992 2 Nebraska Jacksonville, Fla.RESERVE/INJURED – RETURNABLE83 Bryant, Ventell WR 6-3 206 8/24/1996 2 Temple Tampa, Fla.71 Collins, La'el T 6-4 323 7/26/1993 6 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La.75 Erving, Cameron C 6-5 305 8/23/1992 6 Florida State Moultrie, Ga.50 Lee, Sean LB 6-2 245 7/22/1986 11 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa.55 Vander Esch, Leighton LB 6-4 255 2/8/1996 3 Boise State Riggins, IdahoRESERVE/INJURED65 Hyatt, Mitch T 6-5 315 2/6/1997 1 Clemson Suwanee, Ga.89 Jarwin, Blake TE 6-5 250 7/16/1994 4 Oklahoma State Tuttle, Okla.43 Kamara, Azur LB 6-3 245 9/26/1998 R Kansas Glendale, Ariz.

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. AGE EXP. COLLEGE HOW ACQ. GP GS DNP IA2 Greg Zuerlein K 6-0 195 32 9 Missouri Western UFA(LAR)-'20 1 0 0 04 Dak Prescott QB 6-2 235 27 5 Mississippi State D4b-'16 1 1 0 06 Chris Jones P 6-0 205 31 9 Carson Newman FA-'11 1 0 0 07 Ben DiNucci QB 6-2 215 23 R James Madison D7-'20 0 0 0 111 Cedrick Wilson WR 6-2 195 24 3 Boise State D6b-'18 1 0 0 013 Michael Gallup WR 6-1 205 24 3 Colorado State D3-'18 1 1 0 014 Andy Dalton QB 6-2 220 32 10 Texas Christian FA-'20 0 0 1 017 Malik Turner WR 6-2 202 24 3 Illinois W(GB)-'20 1 0 0 019 Amari Cooper WR 6-1 225 26 6 Alabama T(Oak)-'18 1 1 0 020 Tony Pollard RB 6-0 210 23 2 Memphis D4a-'19 1 0 0 021 Ezekiel Elliott RB 6-0 228 25 5 Ohio State D1-'16 1 1 0 023 Darian Thompson S 6-2 212 26 5 Boise State FA-'18 1 1 0 024 Chidobe Awuzie CB 6-0 203 25 4 Colorado D2-'17 1 1 0 025 Xavier Woods S 5-11 212 25 4 Louisiana Tech D6a-'17 1 1 0 026 Jourdan Lewis CB 5-10 186 25 4 Michigan D3-'17 0 0 0 127 Trevon Diggs CB 6-1 203 21 R Alabama D2-'20 1 1 0 028 Daryl Worley CB 6-1 210 25 5 West Virginia FA-'20 1 0 0 029 C.J. Goodwin CB 6-3 187 30 5 California (PA) PS(Cin)-'18 1 0 0 030 Anthony Brown CB 5-11 188 26 5 Purdue D6a-'16 1 1 0 034 Rico Dowdle RB 5-11 215 22 R South Carolina UDFA-'20 1 0 0 037 Donovan Wilson S 6-0 200 25 2 Texas A&M D6-'19 1 0 0 039 Brandon Carr CB 6-0 210 34 13 Grand Valley State FA-'20 0 0 1 041 Reggie Robinson CB 6-1 200 23 R Tulsa D4a-'20 0 0 0 148 Joe Thomas LB 6-1 230 29 6 South Carolina State FA-'18 1 0 0 052 Connor Williams G 6-5 320 23 3 Texas D2-'18 1 1 0 053 Rashad Smith LB 6-1 224 23 R Florida Atlantic PS(Chi)-'2054 Jaylon Smith LB 6-2 240 25 4 Notre Dame D2-'16 1 1 0 056 Bradlee Anae DE 6-3 260 22 R Utah D5-'20 1 0 0 057 Luke Gifford LB 6-3 245 25 2 Nebraska UDFA-'19 0 0 0 158 Aldon Smith DE 6-4 280 30 6 Missouri FA-'20 1 1 0 059 Justin March LB 5-11 228 27 6 Akron FA-'17 1 0 0 063 Tyler Biadasz C 6-4 317 22 R Wisconsin D4b-'20 1 0 0 064 Alex Light OL 6-5 309 24 3 Richmond PS(Ari)-'2066 Connor McGovern G 6-5 315 22 2 Penn State D3-'19 0 0 0 169 Brandon Knight T 6-4 315 23 2 Indiana UDFA-'19 1 0 0 070 Zack Martin G 6-4 315 29 7 Notre Dame D1-'14 1 1 0 072 Trysten Hill DT 6-3 305 22 2 Central Florida D2-'19 1 1 0 073 Joe Looney C 6-3 310 30 9 Wake Forest UFA(Ten)-'16 1 1 0 077 Tyron Smith T 6-5 305 29 10 Southern California D1-'11 1 1 0 078 Terence Steele T 6-6 320 23 R Texas Tech UDFA-'20 1 1 0 080 Blake Bell TE 6-6 260 29 6 Oklahoma UFA(KC)-'20 1 0 0 084 Sean McKeon TE 6-3 255 22 R Michigan UDFA-'20 0 0 0 185 Noah Brown WR 6-2 215 24 4 Ohio State D7b-'17 1 0 0 086 Dalton Schultz TE 6-5 255 24 3 Stanford D4b-'18 1 0 0 088 CeeDee Lamb WR 6-2 200 21 R Oklahoma D1-20 1 1 0 090 DeMarcus Lawrence DE 6-3 250 28 7 Boise State D2-'14 1 1 0 091 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur LS 6-5 256 39 16 California FA-'05 1 0 0 092 Dorance Armstrong DE 6-4 260 23 3 Kansas D4a-'18 1 0 0 095 Dontari Poe DT 6-3 346 30 9 Memphis UFA(Car)-'20 1 1 0 096 Neville Gallimore DT 6-2 307 23 R Oklahoma D3-'20 1 0 0 097 Everson Griffen DE 6-3 273 32 11 Southern California D4 '10 1 0 0 098 Tyrone Crawford DL 6-4 285 30 9 Boise State D3-'12 1 1 0 099 Antwaun Woods DT 6-1 310 27 3 Southern California FA-'18 1 0 0 0PRACTICE SQUAD18 Aaron Parker WR 6-2 210 22 R Rhode Island UDFA'2031 Chris Westry CB 6-4 210 23 2 Kentucky UDFA-'1932 Saivion Smith CB 6-1 190 22 1 Alabama FA-'2033 Deante Burton CB 6-2 210 26 3 Kansas State PS(Ind)-'1936 Elijah McGuire RB 5-10 214 26 3 Louisiana-Lafayette FA-'2044 Francis Bernard LB 6-0 242 25 R Utah UDFA-'2045 Sewo Olonilua FB 6-3 235 22 R Texas Christian UDFA-'2051 Ron'dell Carter DE 6-3 270 23 R Portland State UDFA-'2060 Isaac Alarcon T 6-6 325 22 R Monterrey Tech IPP-'2062 Marcus Henry C 6-3 305 27 1 Boise State FA-'1976 Ladarius Hamilton DE 6-2 265 22 R North Texas UDFA-'2079 Justin Hamilton DT 6-2 315 27 2 Louisiana-Lafayette FA-1979 Eric Smith T 6-4 308 25 1 Virginia FA-'2081 Jon'Vea Johnson WR 6-0 195 24 2 Toledo UDFA-'1987 Cole Hikutini TE 6-4 245 26 2 Louisville FA-'19RESERVE/EXEMPT94 Randy Gregory DE 6-5 260 27 2 Nebraska D2-15RESERVE/INJURED – RETURNABLE50 Sean Lee LB 6-2 245 34 11 Penn State D2-'1055 Leighton Vander Esch LB 6-4 255 24 3 Boise State D1-'18 1 1 0 071 La'el Collins T 6-4 323 27 6 Louisiana State UDFA-'1575 Cameron Erving C 6-5 305 28 6 Florida State FA-'20 1 1 0 083 Ventell Bryant WR 6-3 206 24 2 Temple FA-'19RESERVE/INJURED43 Azur Kamara LB 6-3 245 21 R Kansas UDFA-'2065 Mitch Hyatt T 6-5 315 23 1 Clemson UDFA-'1989 Blake Jarwin TE 6-5 250 26 4 Oklahoma State UDFA-'17 1 1 0 0

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. AGE EXP. COLLEGE HOW ACQ.

QUARTERBACKS (3)4 Dak Prescott QB 6-2 235 27 5 Mississippi State D4b-'167 Ben DiNucci QB 6-2 215 23 R James Madison D7-'2014 Andy Dalton QB 6-2 220 32 10 Texas Christian FA-'20

RUNNING BACKS (3)20 Tony Pollard RB 6-0 210 23 2 Memphis D4a-'1921 Ezekiel Elliott RB 6-0 228 25 5 Ohio State D1-'1634 Rico Dowdle RB 5-11 215 22 R South Carolina UDFA-'20

WIDE RECEIVERS (6)11 Cedrick Wilson WR 6-2 195 24 3 Boise State D6b-'1813 Michael Gallup WR 6-1 205 24 3 Colorado State D3-'1817 Malik Turner WR 6-2 202 24 3 Illinois W(GB)-'2019 Amari Cooper WR 6-1 225 26 6 Alabama T(Oak)-'1885 Noah Brown WR 6-2 215 24 4 Ohio State D7b-'1788 CeeDee Lamb WR 6-2 200 21 R Oklahoma D1-20

TIGHT ENDS (3)80 Blake Bell TE 6-6 260 29 6 Oklahoma UFA(KC)-'2084 Sean McKeon TE 6-3 255 22 R Michigan UDFA-'2086 Dalton Schultz TE 6-5 255 24 3 Stanford D4b-'18

OFFENSIVE LINE (9)52 Connor Williams G 6-5 320 23 3 Texas D2-'1863 Tyler Biadasz C 6-4 317 22 R Wisconsin D4b-'2064 Alex Light OL 6-5 309 24 3 Richmond PS(Ari)-'2066 Connor McGovern G 6-5 315 22 2 Penn State D3-'1969 Brandon Knight T 6-4 315 23 2 Indiana UDFA-'1970 Zack Martin G 6-4 315 29 7 Notre Dame D1-'1473 Joe Looney C 6-3 310 30 9 Wake Forest UFA(Ten)-'1677 Tyron Smith T 6-5 305 29 10 Southern California D1-'1178 Terence Steele T 6-6 320 23 R Texas Tech UDFA-'20

DEFENSIVE LINE (10)56 Bradlee Anae DE 6-3 260 22 R Utah D5-'2058 Aldon Smith DE 6-4 280 30 6 Missouri FA-'2072 Trysten Hill DT 6-3 305 22 2 Central Florida D2-'1990 DeMarcus Lawrence DE 6-3 250 28 7 Boise State D2-'1492 Dorance Armstrong DE 6-4 260 23 3 Kansas D4a-'1895 Dontari Poe DT 6-3 346 30 9 Memphis UFA(Car)-'2096 Neville Gallimore DT 6-2 307 23 R Oklahoma D3-'2097 Everson Griffen DE 6-3 273 32 11 Southern California D4 '1098 Tyrone Crawford DL 6-4 285 30 9 Boise State D3-'1299 Antwaun Woods DT 6-1 310 27 3 Southern California FA-'18

LINEBACKERS (5)48 Joe Thomas LB 6-1 230 29 6 South Carolina State FA-'1853 Rashad Smith LB 6-1 224 23 R Florida Atlantic PS(Chi)-'2054 Jaylon Smith LB 6-2 240 25 4 Notre Dame D2-'1657 Luke Gifford LB 6-3 245 25 2 Nebraska UDFA-'1959 Justin March LB 5-11 228 27 6 Akron FA-'17

DEFENSIVE BACKS (11)23 Darian Thompson S 6-2 212 26 5 Boise State FA-'1824 Chidobe Awuzie CB 6-0 203 25 4 Colorado D2-'1725 Xavier Woods S 5-11 212 25 4 Louisiana Tech D6a-'1726 Jourdan Lewis CB 5-10 186 25 4 Michigan D3-'1727 Trevon Diggs CB 6-1 203 21 R Alabama D2-'2028 Daryl Worley CB 6-1 210 25 5 West Virginia FA-'2029 C.J. Goodwin CB 6-3 187 30 5 California (PA) PS(Cin)-'1830 Anthony Brown CB 5-11 188 26 5 Purdue D6a-'1637 Donovan Wilson S 6-0 200 25 2 Texas A&M D6-'1939 Brandon Carr CB 6-0 210 34 13 Grand Valley State FA-'2041 Reggie Robinson CB 6-1 200 23 R Tulsa D4a-'20

SPECIALISTS (3)2 Greg Zuerlein K 6-0 195 32 9 Missouri Western UFA(LAR)-'206 Chris Jones P 6-0 205 31 9 Carson Newman FA-'1191 Louis-Philippe Ladouceur LS 6-5 256 39 16 California FA-'05

YEAR DRAFT PICKS (31) FREE AGENTS (18)COLLEGE FREE AGENTS(7) TRADES/WAIVERS (2) PRACTICE SQUAD (1)

2005 L. Ladouceur (FA-'05)2010 S. Lee (2nd) `2011 T. Smith (1st) C. Jones (FA-'11)2012 T. Crawford (3rd)2014 Z. Martin (1st)

D. Lawrence (2nd)2015 R. Gregory (2nd) # L. Collins (UDFA-'15) `2016 E. Elliott (1st)

J. Smith (2nd)D. Prescott (4th)A. Brown (6th)

J. Looney (UFA Ten -'16)

2017 C. Awuzie (2nd)J. Lewis (3rd)X. Woods (6th)N. Brown (7th)

B. Jarwin (UDFA-'17)J. March (FA-'17)

2018 L. Vander Esch (1st)C. Williams (2nd)M. Gallup (3rd)D. Armstrong (4th)D. Schultz (4th-b)C. Wilson (6th-b)

J. Thomas (FA-'18)D. Thompson (FA-'18)A. Woods (FA-'18)

A. Cooper (T Oak -'18) C. Goodwin (PS Cin -'18)

2019 T. Hill (2nd)C. McGovern (3rd)T. Pollard (4th)D. Wilson (6th)

V. Bryant (FA-'19) `L. Gifford (UDFA-'19)

M. Hyatt (UDFA-'19) *B. Knight (UDFA-'19)

2020 C. Lamb (1st)T. Diggs (2nd)N. Gallimore (3rd)R. Robinson (4th-a)T. Biadasz (4th-b)B. Anae (5th)B. DiNucci (7th)

B. Bell (UFA KC -'20)A. Dalton (FA-'20)C. Erving (FA-'20)E. Griffen (D4 '10)D. Poe (UFA Car -'20)A. Smith (FA-'20)D. Worley (FA-'20)G. Zuerlein (UFA LAR -'20)

R. Dowdle (UDFA-'20)A. Kamara (UDFA-'20) *S. McKeon (UDFA-'20)T. Steele (UDFA-'20)

M. Turner (W GB -'20)

Key: ` Reserve/Injured – Returnable, # Reserve/Exempt, * Reserve/Injured

CONTRACT STATUS

PLAYER SIGNED THROUGH PLAYER SIGNED THROUGH PLAYER SIGNED THROUGHBradlee Anae 2023 .................................... Luke Gifford 2021 ..................................... Tony Pollard 2022 .................................... Dorance Armstrong 2021 ........................... C.J. Goodwin 2020 .................................... Dak Prescott 2020 ................................... Chidobe Awuzie 2020 ................................ Everson Griffen 2020 ................................. Reggie Robinson 2023 ............................. Blake Bell 2020 ......................................... Trysten Hill 2022 ....................................... Dalton Schultz 2021 ................................. Tyler Biadasz 2023 .................................... Mitch Hyatt * 2021 .................................... Aldon Smith 2020 .................................... Anthony Brown 2022 ................................. Blake Jarwin 2023 ..................................... Jaylon Smith 2025 ................................... Noah Brown 2020 ..................................... Chris Jones 2021 ...................................... Tyron Smith 2023 .................................... Ventell Bryant ` 2020 ................................. Brandon Knight 2021 ................................. Terence Steele 2022 ................................ La'el Collins ` 2024 .................................... Louis-Philippe Ladouceur 2020 .................. Joe Thomas 2020 .................................... Amari Cooper 2024 ................................... CeeDee Lamb 2023 ................................... Darian Thompson 2021 ............................ Tyrone Crawford 2020 ............................... DeMarcus Lawrence 2023 .......................... Leighton Vander Esch 2021 ...................... Andy Dalton 2020 ...................................... Sean Lee ` 2020 ........................................ Connor Williams 2021 .............................. Trevon Diggs 2023 .................................... Jourdan Lewis 2020 .................................. Cedrick Wilson 2020 ................................ Ben DiNucci 2023 ...................................... Joe Looney 2020 ....................................... Donovan Wilson 2022 .............................. Rico Dowdle 2022 ..................................... Justin March 2020 .................................... Antwaun Woods 2020 .............................. Ezekiel Elliott 2026 .................................... Zack Martin 2024 ...................................... Xavier Woods 2020 .................................. Cameron Erving 2020 ................................ Connor McGovern 2022 ............................. Greg Zuerlein 2022 .................................. Neville Gallimore 2023 ............................... Sean McKeon 2022 ................................... Michael Gallup 2021 .................................. Dontari Poe 2021 ......................................

1st Round (9)[7] Aldon Smith (2011-SF)[9] Tyron Smith (2011)[11] Dontari Poe (2012-KC)[16] Zack Martin (2014)[4] Amari Cooper (2015-OAK)[19] Cameron Erving (2015-CLE)[4] Ezekiel Elliott (2016)[19] Leighton Vander Esch (2018)[17] CeeDee Lamb (2020)

2nd Round (9)[55] Sean Lee (2010)`[35] Andy Dalton (2011-CIN)[34] DeMarcus Lawrence (2014)[60] Randy Gregory (2015)#[34] Jaylon Smith (2016)[60] Chidobe Awuzie (2017)[50] Connor Williams (2018)[58] Trysten Hill (2019)[51] Trevon Diggs (2020)

3rd Round (7)[81] Tyrone Crawford (2012)[71] Darian Thompson (2016-NYG)[77] Daryl Worley (2016-CAR)[92] Jourdan Lewis (2017)[81] Michael Gallup (2018)[90] Connor McGovern (2019)[82] Neville Gallimore (2020)

4th Round (9)[100] Everson Griffen (2010-MIN)[117] Joe Looney (2012-SF)[117] Blake Bell (2015-SF)[135] Dak Prescott (2016)[116] Dorance Armstrong (2018)[137] Dalton Schultz (2018)[128] Tony Pollard (2019)[123] Reggie Robinson (2020)[146] Tyler Biadasz (2020)

5th Round (1)[179] Bradlee Anae (2020)

6th Round (5)[171] Greg Zuerlein (2012-STL)[189] Anthony Brown (2016)[191] Xavier Woods (2017)[208] Cedrick Wilson (2018)[213] Donovan Wilson (2019)

7th Round (2)[239] Noah Brown (2017)[231] Ben DiNucci (2020)

Undrafted (16)Louis-Philippe Ladouceur (2005-NO)Chris Jones (2011)C.J. Goodwin (2014-PIT)Joe Thomas (2014-GB)La'el Collins (2015)`Justin March (2015-KC)Antwaun Woods (2016-TEN)Blake Jarwin (2017)Ventell Bryant (2019-CIN)`Luke Gifford (2019)Mitch Hyatt (2019)*Brandon Knight (2019)Rico Dowdle (2020)Azur Kamara (2020)*Sean McKeon (2020)Terence Steele (2020)

Key: ` Reserve/Injured – Returnable, # Reserve/Exempt, * Reserve/Injured

WHEN THEY GOT TO THE COWBOYS2005 (1)Louis-Philippe Ladouceur, FA

2010 (1)Sean Lee, Round 2`

2011 (2)Tyron Smith, Round 1Chris Jones, FA

2012 (1)Tyrone Crawford, Round 3

2014 (2)Zack Martin, Round 1DeMarcus Lawrence, Round 2

2015 (2)Randy Gregory, Round 2#La'el Collins, UDFA`

2016 (5)Ezekiel Elliott, Round 1Jaylon Smith, Round 2Dak Prescott, Round 4Anthony Brown, Round 6Joe Looney, UFA (TEN)

2017 (6)Chidobe Awuzie, Round 2Jourdan Lewis, Round 3Xavier Woods, Round 6Noah Brown, Round 7Blake Jarwin, FAJustin March, FA

2018 (11)Leighton Vander Esch, Round 1Connor Williams, Round 2Michael Gallup, Round 3Dorance Armstrong, Round 4Dalton Schultz, Round 4Cedrick Wilson, Round 6Amari Cooper, Trades (OAK)C.J. Goodwin, Practice Squad (CIN)Joe Thomas, FADarian Thompson, FAAntwaun Woods, FA

2019 (8)Trysten Hill, Round 2Connor McGovern, Round 3Tony Pollard, Round 4Donovan Wilson, Round 6Ventell Bryant, FA`Luke Gifford, FAMitch Hyatt, UDFA*Brandon Knight, UDFA

2020 (19)CeeDee Lamb, Round 1Trevon Diggs, Round 2Neville Gallimore, Round 3Tyler Biadasz, Round 4Reggie Robinson, Round 4Bradlee Anae, Round 5Ben DiNucci, Round 7Blake Bell, FA (KC)Andy Dalton, FARico Dowdle, UDFACameron Erving, FAEverson Griffen, FAAzur Kamara, UDFA*Sean McKeon, UDFADontari Poe, FA (CAR)Aldon Smith, FATerence Steele, UDFADaryl Worley, FAGreg Zuerlein, FA (STL)

Dalton, Andy UFADinucci, Ben UFAPrescott, Dak UFADowdle, Rico RFA UFAElliott, Ezekiel UFAPollard, Tony UFABrown, Noah UFABryant, Ventell* ERFA RFA UFACooper, Amari UFAGallup, Michael UFALamb, CeeDee OPTION UFATurner, Malik RFA UFAWilson, Cedrick RFA UFABell, Blake UFAJarwin, Blake* UFAMcKeon, Sean RFA UFASchultz, Dalton UFABiadasz, Tyler UFACollins, La'el* UFAErving, Cameron* UFAHyatt, Mitch ERFA RFA UFAKnight, Brandon RFA UFALight, Alex UFALooney, Joe UFAMartin, Zack UFAMcGovern, Connor UFASmith, Tyron UFASteele, Terence RFA UFAWilliams, Connor UFA

Anae, Bradlee UFAArmstrong, Dorance UFACrawford, Tyrone UFAGallimore, Neville UFAGriffen, Everson UFAHill, Trysten UFALawrence, Demarcus UFAPoe, Dontari UFASmith, Aldon UFAWoods, Antwaun RFA UFAGifford, Luke RFA UFALee, Sean* UFAMarch, Justin UFASmith, Jaylon UFASmith, Rashad ERFA RFA UFAThomas, Joe UFAVander Esch, Leighton* OPTION UFAAwuzie, Chidobe UFABrown, Anthony UFACar, Brandon UFADiggs, Trevon UFAGoodwin, C.J. UFALewis, Jourdan UFARobinson, Reggie UFAThompson, Darian UFAWilson, Donovan UFAWoods, Xavier UFAWorley, Daryl UFA

Jones, Chris UFALadouceur, L.P. UFAZuerlein, Greg UFA

Player is under contract for seasonPlayer will be an exclusive rights free agentPlayer will be an unrestricted free agentPlayer will be a restricted free agentPlayer has a club option available

DALLAS COWBOYS CONTRACT ANALYSIS

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DB

SPECIAL TEAMS 2020

2022 2023 2024

20242022 20232020 2021

OFFENSE 2020 2021

DEFENSE

2027

2027

*-Reserve/Injured ^-Reserve/Suspended #-Reserve/PUP &-Reserve/Did Not Report

QB

2025 2026 2027

RBWR

TEOL

2025 2026

DLLB

Dec. 30 ....Signed Jordan Chunn, Marcus Henry, Cole Hikutini, Tevin Jones, D.J. White and Daniel Wise as Reserve/Futures.Dec. 31 ....Signed Clayton Thorson as a Reserve/Future.Jan. 8 .......Named Mike McCarthy Head Coach.Jan. 21 .....Signed Justin Hamilton and Tristan Vizcaino as Reserve/Futures.Jan. 27 .....Named Jeff Blasko assistant offensive line coach, Matt Daniels assistant special teams coach, Rob Davis assistant head

coach, George Edwards senior defensive assistant, John Fassel special teams coordinator, Al Harris defensive backs coach, Chase Haslett quality control/offense, Adam Henry wide receivers coach, Maurice Linguist defensive backs coach, Cannon Matthews quality control/defense, Scott McCurley, linebackers coach, Harold Nash Jr., assistant strength and conditioning, Mike Nolan defensive coordinator, Doug Nussmeier quarterbacks coach, Markus Paul, strength and condi-tioning coordinator, Skip Peete running backs coach, Joe Philbin offensive line coach, Scott Tolzien coaching assistant, Jim Tomsula defensive line coach and Lunda Wells tight ends coach.

March 9 ....Signed exclusive rights free agent Adam Redmond.March 16 ..Re-signed Blake Jarwin and designated Dak Prescott franchise player.March 17 ..Re-signed Amari Cooper.March 18 ..Re-signed Darian Thompson.March 20 ..Re-signed Anthony Brown, Joe Looney and Justin March.March 24 ..Re-signed Kai Forbath, L.P. Ladouceur and Sean Lee.March 30 ..Re-signed C.J. Goodwin and signed Maurice Canady and Greg Zuerlein.March 31 ..Re-signed and signed Gerald McCoy.April 2.......Signed Aldon Smith.April 7.......Signed Blake Bell and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.April 9.......Signed Dontari Poe.April 10.....Signed Saivinon Smith.April 10.....Signed Saivion Smith.April 22.....Waived Tristan Vizcaino.April 23.....Drafted CeeDee Lamb.April 24.....Drafted Trevon Diggs and Neville Gallimore.April 25.....Drafted Bradlee Anae, Tyler Biadasz, Ben DiNucci and Reggie Robinson.April 29.....Waived Chris Covington and D.J. White.April 30.....Signed Joe Fortunato and Daryl Worley.May 2 .......Signed Darius Anderson, Francis Bernard, Ron’Dell Carter, Ladarius Hamilton, Garrett Marino, Sean McKeon, Sewo

Olonilua, Aaron Parker, Kendrick Rogers and Terence Steele.May 4 .......Waived Cooper Rush. Signed Andy Dalton.May 6 .......Signed Rico Dowdle, Stephen Guidry, Azur Kamara, Luther Kirk and Charlie Taumoepeau.May 7 .......Signed Cam Erving.June 5 ......Placed Travis Frederick on Reserve/Retired.June 22 ....Signed Dak Prescott to franchise tag.July 25 .....Signed Isaac Alarcon and placed on Exempt/International Player. Signed Bradlee Anae, Tyler Biadasz, Trevon Diggs, Ben

DiNucci, Neville Gallimore, CeeDeel Lamb and Reggie Robinson. Placed Jon’Vea Johnson on Reserve/Covid.July 28 .....Signed Antwaun Woods. Placed Tyrone Crawford and Dontari Poe on Active/PUP. Placed Maurice Canady and Stephen

Guidry on Reserve/Opt-Out. Waived/Injured Jordan Chunn and Garrett Marino.Aug. 1 ......Placed Saivion Smith on Reserve/Covid. Released Kai Forbath. Waived Joe Fortunato. Waived/Injured Azur Kamara.Aug. 2 ......Placed Jamize Olawale on Reserve/Opt-Out.Aug. 9 ......Activated Jon’Vea Johnson and Saivion Smith from Reserve/Covid. Waived Kendrick Rogers.Aug. 16 ....Waived Jalen Jelks. Signed Everson Griffen.Aug. 18 ....Released Gerald McCoy. Signed Pace Murphy.Sept. 2 .....Waived/Injured Mitch Hyatt and Wyatt Miller. Waived Pace Murphy, Charlie Taumoepeau and Clayton Thorson. Re-

leased Adam Redmond and Devin Smith.Sept. 3 .....Released Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.Sept. 4 .....Waived Darius Anderson, Cole Hikutini, Joe Jackson. Released Cody Wichmann.Sept. 5 .....Waived Isaac Alarcon, Francis Bernard, Deante Burton, Ron’Dell Carter, Justin Hamilton, Ladarius Hamilton, Marcus

Henry, Jon’Vea Johnson, Tevin Jones, Luther Kirk, Sewo Olonilua, Aaron Parker, Saivion Smith and Chris Westry. Released C.J. Goodwin and Justin March.

Sept. 6 .....Claimed Malik Turner off waivers from Green Bay. Signed Isaac Alarcon, Francis Bernard, Deante Burton, Brandon Carr, Ron’Dell Carter, Justin Hamilton, Ladarius Hamilton, Marcus Henry, Cole Hikutini, Jon’Vea Johnson, Luther Kirk, Sewo Olonilua, Aaron Parker, Saivion Smith and Chris Westry to the practice squad. Waived Joe Thomas.

Sept. 7 .....Placed Ventell Bryant, La’el Collins and Sean Lee on Reserve/Injured-returnable. Signed C.J. Goodwin, Justin March and Joe Thomas. Randy Gregory reinstated and placed on Reserve/Exempt.

Sept. 8 .....Signed Elijah McGuire and Eric Smith to the practice squad.Sept. 12 ...Elevated Brandon Carr from the practice squad.Sept. 14 ...Brandon Carr returned to the practice squad.Sept. 15 ...Placed Cam Erving and Leighton Vander Esch on Reserve/Injured. Placed Blake Jarwin on Reserve/Injured. Released

Luther Kirk from the practice squad. Activated Brandon Carr from the practice squad. Signed Alex Light off Arizona’s prac-tice squad and Rashad Smith off Chicago’s practice squad. Signed Steven Parker and Rashard Robinson to the practice squad.

2020 TRANSACTIONS BY DATE

2020 TRANSACTIONS BY PLAYERALARCON, Isaac - T7/25........ Signed to Exempt/International9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadANAE, Bradlee - DE4/25........ Drafted in the fifth round7/25........ SignedANDERSON, Darius - RB5/2.......... Signed9/4.......... WaivedBELL, Blake - TE4/7.......... SignedBERNARD, Francis - LB5/2.......... Signed9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadBIADASZ, Tyler - C4/25........ Drafted in the fourth round7/25........ SignedBLASKO, Jeff1/27........ Named asst. offensive line coachBROWN, Anthony - CB3/20........ Re-signedBRYANT, Ventell - WR9/7.......... Reserve/Injured-ReturnableBURTON, Deante - CB9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadCARR, Brandon - DB9/6.......... Signed to practice squad9/12........ Elevated to Active Roster9/14........ Reverted to practice squad9/15........ ActivatedCARTER, Ron’Dell - DE5/2.......... Signed9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadCANADY, Maurice - CB3/30........ Signed7/28........ Placed on Reserve/Opt-OutCHUNN, Jordan - RB12/30...... Signed as Reserve/Future7/28........ Waived/NFICLINTON-DIX, Ha Ha - S4/7.......... Signed9/3.......... ReleasedCOLLINS, La’el - T9/7.......... Placed on Reserve/Injured-ReturnableCOOPER, Amari - WR3/17........ Re-signedCOVINGTON, Chris - LB4/29........ WaivedCRAWFORD, Tyrone - DL4/28........ Placed on Active/PUPDALTON, Andy - QB5/4.......... SignedDANIELS, Matt1/27........ Named asst. special teams coachDAVIS, Rob1/27........ Named asst. head coachDIGGS, Trevon - CB4/24........ Drafted in the second round7/25........ SignedDiNUCCI, Ben - QB4/25........ Drafted in the seventh round7/25........ Signed DOWDLE, Rico - RB5/6.......... SignedEDWARDS, George1/27........ Named senior defensive asst.ERVING, Cam - T5/7.......... Signed9/15........ Placed on Reserve/Injured-ReturnableFASSEL, John1/27........ Named special teams coordinatorFORBATH, Kai - K3/24........ Re-signed8/1.......... ReleasedFORTUNATO, Joe - LS4/30........ Signed8/1.......... WaivedFREDERICK, Travis - C6/5.......... Placed on Reserve/InjuredGALLIMORE, Neville - DT4/24........ Drafted in the third round7/25........ SignedGOODWIN, C.J. - CB3/30........ Signed9/5.......... Released9/7.......... SignedGREGORY, Randy - DE9/7.......... Placed on Reserve/ExemptGRIFFEN, Everson - DE8/16........ SignedGUIDRY, Stephen - WR5/6.......... Signed7/28........ Placed on Reserve/Opt-Out

HAMILTON, Justin - DT1/21........ Signed as Reserve/Future9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadHAMILTON, Ladarius - LB5/2.......... Signed9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadHARRIS, Al1/27........ Named defensive backs coachHASLETT, Chase1/27........ Named quality control/offenseHENRY, Adam1/27........ Named wide receivers coachHENRY, Marcus - C12/30...... Signed as Reserve/Future9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadHIKUTINI, Cole - TE12/30...... Signed as Reserve/Future9/4.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadHYATT, Mitch - T9/2.......... Waived/InjuredJACKSON, Joe - DE9/4.......... WaivedJARWIN, Blake - TE3/16........ Re-signed9/15........ Placed on Reserve/InjuredJELKS, Jalen - DE8/16........ WaivedJOHNSON, Jon’Vea - WR7/25........ Placed on Reserve/Covid8/9.......... Activated9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadJONES, Tevin - WR12/30...... Signed as Reserve/Future9/5.......... WaivedKAMARA, Azur - LB5/6.......... Signed8/1.......... Waived/InjuredKIRK, Luther - S5/6.......... Signed9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squad9/15........ ReleasedLADOUCEUR, L.P. - LS3/24........ Re-signedLAMB, CeeDee - WR4/23........ Drafted in the first round7/25........ SignedLEE, Sean - LB3/24........ Re-signed9/7.......... Placed on Reserve/Injured-ReturnableLIGHT, Alex - T9/15........ Signed off Arizona’s practice squadLINGUIST, Maurice1/27........ Named defensive backs coachLOONEY, Joe - C3/20........ Re-signedMARCH, Justin - LB3/20........ Re-signed9/5.......... Released9/7.......... SignedMARINO, Garrett - LB5/2.......... Signed7/28........ Waived/NFIMATTHEWS, Cannon1/27........ Named quality control/defenseMcCARTHY, Mike1/8.......... Named Head CoachMcCOY, Gerald - DT3/31........ Signed8/18........ ReleasedMcGUIRE, Elijah - RB9/8.......... Signed to practice squadMcKEON, Sean - TE5/2.......... SignedMcCURLEY, Scott1/27........ Named linebackers coachMILLER, Wyatt - T9/2.......... Waived/InjuredMURPHY, Pace - T8/18........ Signed9/2.......... WaivedOLAWALE, Jamize - FB8/2.......... Placed on Reserve/Opt-OutOLONILUA, Sewo - RB5/2.......... Signed9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadPARKER, Steven - DB9/15........ Signed to practice squadNASH Jr., Harold1/27........ Named asst. strength & conditon.

NOLAN, Mike1/27........ Named defensive coordinatorNUSSMEIER, Doug1/27........ Named quarterbacks coachOLUMBA, Donovan - CB3/18........ WaivedPARKER, Aaron - WR5/2.......... Signed9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadPAUL, Markus1/27.........Named strength & condtion. coord.PEETE, Skip1/27........ Named running backs coachPHILBIN, Joe1/27........ Named offensive line coachPOE, Dontari - DT4/9.......... Signed4/28........ Placed on Active/PUPPRESCOTT, Dak - QB3/16........ Designated franchise player6/22........ Signed franchise tagREDMOND, Adam - C3/9.......... Re-signed9/2.......... ReleasedROBINSON, Rashad - DB9/15........ Signed to practice squadROBINSON, Reggie - CB4/25........ Drafted in the fourth round7/25........ SignedROGERS, Kendrick - WR5/2.......... Signed8/9.......... ReleasedRUSH, Cooper - QB5/4.......... WaivedSMITH, Aldon - DE4/2.......... SignedSMITH, Devin - WR9/2.......... ReleasedSMITH, Eric - T9/8.......... Signed to practice squadSMITH, Rashad - LB9/15........ Signed off Chicago’s practice squadSMITH, Saivion - CB4/10........ Signed8/1.......... Placed on Reserve/Covid8/9.......... Activated9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadSTEELE, Terence - T5/2.......... SignedTAUMOEPEAU, Charlie - TE5/6.......... Signed9/2.......... WaivedTHOMAS, Joe - LB3/31........ Re-signed9/6.......... Released9/7.......... SignedTHOMPSON, Darian - S3/18........ Re-signedTHORSON, Clayton - QB12/31...... Signed as Reserve/Future9/2.......... WaivedTOLZIEN, Scott1/27........ Named coaching assistantTOMSULA, Jim1/27........ Named defensive line coachTURNER, Malik - WR9/6.......... Claimed off Waivers (GB)VANDER ESCH, Leighton - LB9/15........ Reserve/Injured-ReturnableWELLS, Lunda1/27........ Named tight ends coachWESTRY, Chris - CB9/5.......... Waived9/6.......... Signed to practice squadWHITE, D.J. - CB12/30...... Signed as Reserve/Future4/29........ WaivedWICHMANN, Cody - G9/4.......... ReleasedWORLEY, Daryl - CB4/30........ SignedWISE, Daniel - DE12/30...... Signed as Reserve/Future3/18........ WaivedWOODS, Antwaun - DT7/28........ SignedVIZCAINO, Tristan - K1/21........ Signed as Reserve/Future4/22........ WaivedZuerlein, Greg - K3/30........ Signed

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