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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 30 entries checked · 50 flagged · 102 issues confirmed · 23 corrected · 79 still open
America's Team Identity — The encyclopedia entry incorrectly states the Cowboys are one of only two teams with five Super Bowl wins; there are actually four teams with at least five wins (Steelers, Patriots, 49ers, Cowboys).
The Star Facility — The Star monument height is officially cited as 125 feet tall, not 124 feet.
AT&T Stadium — AT&T Stadium has hosted only one College Football Playoff National Championship (January 2015), not two; the January 2022 championship was held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
AT&T Stadium — [contradicted] The stadium was one of 11 US venues that hosted matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup :: The source says the stadium was one of 11 US venues that hosted matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, not just 'the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches' without
Super Bowl VI Championship Win — Claimed Miami Dolphins were 'undefeated' entering Super Bowl VI; they finished the 1971 regular season with a 10-4 record (their perfect undefeated season occurred in 1972 leading to Super Bowl VII).
Roger Staubach Quarterback Era — Roger Staubach won only one Super Bowl MVP award (Super Bowl VI), making any claim of multiple MVPs incorrect.
Roger Staubach Quarterback Era — Troy Aikman started three Super Bowls for Dallas in the 1990s, meaning Staubach was not the only quarterback to start two within a single decade.
Franchise Founding in 1960 — The Cowboys' first NFL game was against the Chicago Bears (35-0 loss), not the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Franchise Founding in 1960 — The inaugural season tie was against the Philadelphia Eagles, not the New York Giants.
Super Bowl XXX Championship — The Cowboys did not appear in Super Bowl XXIX (1995), so they did not complete a consecutive three-peat of Super Bowl appearances or championships; they won three titles within four seasons.
Super Bowl XXX Championship — Jake Scott (Safety) won the Super Bowl MVP award in Super Bowl VII (1973), making him the first defensive back to win it, whereas Larry Brown was only the first cornerback.
Five Super Bowl Titles Total — In Super Bowl XXX, the claim that Dallas outscored Pittsburgh in every quarter except the first is incorrect; the Cowboys actually lost both the first (0-6) and second (3-7) quarters.
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