Great Rivalries
21 entries in the Dallas Cowboys compendium.
Great Rivalries — Era Chart
Green Bay PackersTitletown, USA – Home of the most wins and championships in NFL history.New York GiantsBig Blue: Eight-time NFL champions, from the Sneakers Game to Super Bowl glory.Denver BroncosThe Broncos' only Super Bowl clash with the Cowboys was Super Bowl XII, a 27–10 Dallas vicMinnesota VikingsSeven playoff meetings, one fierce rivalry.Philadelphia EaglesThe Eagles have won three NFL Championships (1948, 1949, 1960) and two Super Bowls (LII, LLos Angeles RamsThe only NFL franchise to win championships representing three different cities.Pittsburgh SteelersSix-time Super Bowl champions and one of the most successful franchises in NFL history.Chicago BearsA historic collision between America's Team and the Monsters of the Midway.El Clasico (Real Madrid vs. Barcelona)The Dallas Cowboys have no El Clásico; that rivalry is strictly Spanish football.Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington CommandersOver half a century of NFC East warfare for regional supremacy and bragging rights.Der Klassiker (Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund)The Cowboys share no rivalry with German soccer clubs; their real wars happen on NFL turf.Superclasico (Boca Juniors vs. River Plate)A legendary Argentine soccer rivalry that never touched the Dallas Cowboys' playbook.North West Derby (Liverpool vs. Manchester United)Wrong Sport. Wrong Stadium. The Real Rivalry Lies Elsewhere.Manchester Derby (Manchester United vs. Manchester City)No historical cross-over exists between English soccer rivalries and Dallas Cowboys lore.El Derbi Madrileño (Real Madrid vs. Atletico Madrid)A Spanish soccer firestorm that exists light-years away from the Dallas Cowboys' American Dallas Cowboys vs. New York GiantsSix decades of blood, turf, and NFC East pride defining generations of fans.Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia EaglesTexas polish meets Philadelphia grit: The NFC East's most venomous feud.New England PatriotsA Historic Turnaround: From 13 Losses to an AFC Championship.Buffalo BillsTwo dynasties, four playoff clashes, and a battle for Super Bowl supremacy.San Francisco 49ersThe San Francisco 49ers: Five-time Super Bowl champions and pioneers of the shotgun formatWashington RedskinsA historic London tie, a late-season collapse, and the end of an era for the Redskins' fin
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