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The Cowboys were moments away from the Super Bowl in 2007 and are looking to get over the hump in 2008. They've added even more talent to a team that saw 11 of it's players make the Pro Bowl last year. Anything less than a trip to the Super Bowl this year will be seen as a complete failure.
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The last few seasons for the Dallas Cowboys have seen a recent turn around in the fortunes that followed after the incredible ‘90s. In the ‘90s Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin dominated the postseason. Cowboys playoff tickets were almost sure tickets to the Super Bowl from 1992 to 1995. America’s team added insult to injury, closing out the final two years of the Buffalo Bills reign of Super Bowl losers in 1992 and 1993. After a loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship game in 1994, Dallas again returned to the Super Bowl in 1995. That season they beat the Pittsburgh Steelers and solidified their own place in football history as a true dynasty.
The time since the Jimmy Johnson Era and the beginning of the Bill Switzer era for the Cowboys has been difficult. Switzer left as age and free agency depleted the team and Chan Gailey, Dave Campo, and even the champion-builder Bill Parcels could take the team out of a funk for very long. Wade Phillips came to the rescue in 2007 and took the team Parcels built to the postseason and made Cowboys tickets again hold promises for deep playoff runs beyond the wild card round.
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The 2008 season the Cowboys again brings that excitement to Texas Stadium. Dallas won the division the season before, despite losing to the New York Giants in the divisional round of the postseason. Cowboys tickets this year have great promise with Tony Romo establishing himself as a superstar quarterback, Marion Barber continuing to be a touchdown machine on the ground, and Terrell Owens moving farther and farther up the career touchdown reception charts.
Dallas also has the dominating defense that once was a staple to aid the playoff run. DeMarcus Ware has been joined by Zach Thomas to make a linebacker core that will make most opponents fear throwing the ball over the middle. Marcus Spears has seemingly blossomed into the defensive end the Dallas Cowboys thought he would be when they drafted him in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft. This season, barring any major injuries, playoff tickets for the last season at Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas should be a guarantee.