Inside The Star
The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most iconic franchises in NFL history, boasting a legacy built on championships, Hall of Fame inductees, and unforgettable moments.
From the Doomsday Defense to the dominant dynasty of the 1990s, the Cowboys have been home to some of the league’s greatest players.
But what if you could build the ultimate Dallas Cowboys team, filling every position with the best ever to wear the star?
This all-time Cowboys roster features starters and backups across the board—the legends who defined generations and the elite players who shaped the identity of America’s Team.
“Captain Comeback” was a two-time Super Bowl champion, six-time Pro Bowler, and the heart of the Cowboys in the ’70s. His leadership, mobility, and clutch performance made him the prototype for the modern dual-threat QB.
Three-time Super Bowl winner and Hall of Famer. Aikman was a calm, precise passer who led the ’90s dynasty with poise.
The NFL’s all-time leading rusher, Smith, totaled 18,355 rushing yards, 164 rushing touchdowns, and three Super Bowl titles. His vision, toughness, and consistency make him the ultimate back.
A Heisman winner turned Hall of Famer, Dorsett brought speed and explosiveness, racking up 12,000 rushing yards and the legendary 99-yard touchdown run.
The unsung hero of the 1990s offense. Johnston was a devastating blocker and fan favorite, instrumental in Emmitt Smith’s success.
The emotional leader of the ’90s. A Hall of Famer with five 1,000-yard seasons and a legacy of clutch catches in big games.
“Mr. Clutch” came up big in the biggest moments, with multiple All-Pro selections and a Hall of Fame nod.
The Cowboys’ all-time leader in receiving touchdowns. Bryant’s physicality, highlight catches, and fiery attitude made him a dominant WR1 for years.
“Bullet Bob” Hayes changed the game with Olympic speed, while Lamb is already one of the most productive and dynamic WRs in franchise history.
With 13,046 receiving yards and 74 touchdowns, Witten was the definition of dependability and toughness. A Cowboys legend on and off the field.
Aikman’s safety valve during the ’90s run. Novacek had five straight Pro Bowls and big playoff performances.
Nine-time Pro Bowler and blindside protector extraordinaire. Tyron’s combination of strength and athleticism defined the 2010s.
Possibly the most powerful and dominant offensive lineman in NFL history. A Hall of Famer and 11-time Pro Bowler, Allen could overpower anyone in the NFL.
A five-time Pro Bowler known for his intelligence and agility, key to the...
