11 franchises have won multiple Super Bowls since the Cowboys’ last championship in 1995.
-Patriots
-Steelers
-Ravens
-Broncos
-Chiefs
-Eagles
-Giants
-Packers
-Buccaneers
-Rams
-Seahawks
Of the first 59 Super Bowls, 41 were either played in California or Florida, or featured the New England Patriots. Yet despite that, New England has never appeared in a Super Bowl held in either of those states. This year’s Super Bowl will be in California.
If Seattle defeats the Rams in the NFC Championship, the Seahawks will be the first team to advance to the Super Bowl facing only division opponents in the conference playoffs (San Francisco and Los Angeles).
December 16, 1979
COWBOYS-REDSKINS NFC EAST CROWN SHOWDOWN
In 1979's 'Game of the Year', Roger Staubach performs his final miracle, directing two comebacks of 17 and 13 points, respectively, as the #Cowboys edge the #Redskins, 35-34.
Staubach's 8-yard touchdown pass to Tony Hill with :39 left clinches the NFC East title for the #DallasCowboys and eliminates #HTTR from playoff contention.
A Five-Source Film/Radio/Broadcast Merge
Brad Sham and Charlie Waters on the call for Cowboys radio, Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshier for CBS Sports, John Facenda and Harry Kalas narrate for NFL Films.
Since 2014, approximately 70% of SEC teams to finish with two conference losses that didn’t advance to the conference championship ended up in the top 12 of the final CFP rankings.