"It's Super Bowl week, and once again the Dallas Cowboys and their fans are onlookers as two teams aim to win the Lombardi trophy. Dallas hasn't played in the big game since the 1995 season, and although a cherished memory, it is a relic of the past and a brutal reminder that the Cowboys have to find a way to reach the mountain top after such a long time."
"Since 1995, the Cowboys have watched every team in their conference at least reach the doorstep of playing in the Super Bowl by making it to the NFC title game. That is, except for the Cowboys. In that span, the Washington Commanders have played in the NFC title game last season despite not winning a postseason game since 2005. Also, the Philadelphia Eagles have won two Super Bowls in the last ten years. Clearly, the Cowboys aren't doing something right."
The Dallas Cowboys have not reached the Super Bowl since the 1995 season, creating a prolonged postseason drought while every other NFC team has at least made an NFC title game. Recent conference peers have had more postseason success, including the Washington Commanders' NFC title game appearance and the Philadelphia Eagles' two Super Bowl wins in the past decade. Former Cowboy DeMarcus Lawrence will compete for a championship elsewhere after stating he would not win one in Dallas. The Seattle Seahawks, despite missing the 2024 postseason, can claim a second franchise title, and quarterback Sam Darnold is experiencing a career renaissance with consecutive Pro Bowl nods.
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