Dallas Cowboys Rank No. 1 in The NFL Despite Having Won Their Last Super Bowl 26 Years Ago

The Dallas Cowboys have become an integral part of the NFL legacy. After Jerry Jones took over, the franchise had one of the most successful comebacks. The Cowboys know the taste of success but have been facing a championship drought for the past 2 decades. However, they still rank at no. 1 in an aspect among the other franchises.

Dallas Cowboys gave out their blood, steam, grits, and tears to make a run for the Super Bowl. They marked at the top at NFC Eastern over the others, having a record of 12-5-0. However, their expedition was laid off by the San Francisco 49ers in the most anti-decisive way imaginable.

On Twitter, the NFL on CBS reveals some striking statistics. It was regarding the ‘Best Franchise Win Pct in Super Bowl Era’. Interestingly, the Bucs stand at the bottom, with a .402, while the reigning champs, LA Rams are at number 13. Other top franchises like the Chiefs, Raiders and the Bills stand on 10th,11th, and 23rd, respectively.

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The Dallas Cowboys stand supreme and tops the charts among the remaining franchises. They have a striking .594 in the tally. Despite the conference championship and Super Bowl drought, they’ve done pretty well in the Super Bowl era.

The 2021 season was the most intriguing for the Dallas Cowboys. In the 1990s, they were the cream of the crop, frequently facing off against elite franchises in big games. Even though Jerry Jones’ decisions regarding the team may look very objectionable, the franchise has done well so far.

Will Dallas Cowboys be able to clinch the title this year?

In 1989, Jerry Jones became the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, and the inevitable happened. His chance to transform a $140 million investment in an opposing side into a far more valuable asset organization. This propelled him out of the oil sector and into the penthouse suite from one of America’s poshest groups in 1989.

Jerry Jones ruled over three Super Bowl triumphs at the start of his tenure. They were never in contention for the Super Bowl after that, and it has been 26 years. It stymied the Dallas Cowboys’ title hopes. Their decision was dubious. Although this year appears to be promising, the upcoming season could be a fundamental change. The Cowboys have selected nine athletes in the Draft, which appears to be an encouraging year for them. This year, they’ve centered every selection on roles in desperate straits, establishing a fairly young core around Dak Prescott.