🏈On January 23, 1994 the Dallas Cowboys beat the San Francisco 49ers 38-21 at Texas Stadium in the the NFC Championship Game. Before the game, Dallas coach Jimmy Johnson famously guaranteed that his team would win, and his team did not disappoint. The Cowboys jumped to a 28–7 halftime lead, racking up 273 yards and 19 first downs, and scoring 4 touchdowns in their first 5 possessions. San Francisco finished the half with just 110 total yards and 6 first downs. Dallas would total 377 yards of of

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Amari Cooper scored three TDs, including a wild final play in overtime that gave the Dallas Cowboys their fifth straight win. #PHIvsDAL | NFL Game Recaps

1994 NFC Divisional Round Playoffs ✭ For the second straight year, Dallas knocked Green Bay out of the playoffs! 📺: #GBvsDAL on Sunday at 4:30pm ET (🎥 @nflonfox) | Dallas Cowboys on CBS Sports

In 1994, the Cowboys and 49ers met in the NFC Championship for the second consecutive year. The Cowboys earned a spot in the Super Bowl for the second year thanks to two Emmitt Smith touchdowns. 📺: #DALvsSF: Sunday, Oct. 27 at 7:20 pm ET | Dallas Cowboys on CBS Sports

170K views · 895 reactions | Eight play, 71-yard TD drive to take a commanding lead. That's how you kick off a second half. Watch the Dallas Cowboys first Super Bowl win on NFL.com: https://bit.ly/2Yic1Xy | NFL | Facebook

11K views · 172 reactions | 1994...Super Bowl XXVIII...Dallas Cowboys 30 vs Buffalo Bills 13... MVP: Emmitt Smith #dallascowboys #cowboysnation | Dallas Cowboys Fan Club Mexico | Facebook

12 reactions | On October 31, 1993 the eventual Super Bowl XXVIII champion Dallas Cowboys defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 23-10 on Week 9 at Veterans Stadium. Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith exploded for a Dallas franchise record 237 yards as the Cowboys broke out of a close score in the 4th quarter. Smith’s 237 rushing yards stood as the franchise record until DeMarco Murray ran for 253 yards on October 23, 2011. | Davenport Sports Network | Facebook