From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 1969 Dallas Cowboys season
1969 Dallas Cowboys season
Week Date Opponent Result Attendance
1 September 21, 1969 St. Louis Cardinals W 24–3 62,134
2 September 28, 1969 at New Orleans Saints W 21–17 79,567
3 October 5, 1969 at Philadelphia Eagles W 38–7 60,658
4 October 12, 1969 at Atlanta Falcons W 24–17 54,833
5 October 19, 1969 Philadelphia Eagles W 49–14 71,509
6 October 27, 1969 New York Giants W 25–3 58,964
7 November 2, 1969 at Cleveland Browns L 42–10 84,850
8 November 9, 1969 New Orleans Saints W 33–17 68,282
9 November 16, 1969 at Washington Redskins W 41–28 50,474
10 November 23, 1969 at Los Angeles Rams L 24–23 79,105
11 November 27, 1969 San Francisco 49ers T 24–24 62,348
12 December 7, 1969 at Pittsburgh Steelers W 10–7 24,990
13 December 13, 1969 Baltimore Colts W 27–10 63,191
14 December 21, 1969 Washington Redskins W 20–10 56,924
Week Date Opponent Result Attendance
Eastern Conference December 28, 1969 Cleveland Browns L 38–14 69,321
NFL Capital
W L T PCT PF PA STK
Dallas Cowboys 11 2 1 .846 369 223 W-3
Washington Redskins 7 5 2 .583 307 319 L-1
New Orleans Saints 5 9 0 .357 311 393 W-1
Philadelphia Eagles 4 9 1 .308 279 377 L-4
1969 Dallas Cowboys season The 1969 Dallas Cowboys season was their tenth in the
league. The team failed to improve on their previous out-
Head coach Tom Landry put of 12–2, winning only eleven games.[1] They qualified
for the playoffs for the fifth consecutive season.
Home field Cotton Bowl
Results Schedule
Record 11–2–1
Division Place 1st NFL Capitol
Playoffs
Playoff finish Lost Conference Championship
Standings
Timeline
Previous season Next season Roster
Dallas Cowboys 1969 roster
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 1969 Dallas Cowboys season
Quarterbacks Offensive Linebackers Reserve• 24 Dennis • 66 • 20 Mel
• 11 Bob Linemen • 60 Jackie Lists Homan George Renfro FS/
Belden • 64 Burkett OLB Currently• 19 Lance Andrie CB
• 14 Craig Halvor • 52 Dave vacant Rentzel DE Special Teams
Morton Hagen G Edwards OLB Rook-• 88 Reggie • 63 Larry • 83 Mike
• 12 Roger • 72 Tony • 54 Chuck ies in ital- Rucker Cole DE Clark K
Staubach Liscio T Howley OLB ics Tight Ends • 77 Ron • 10 Ron
Running • 51 Dave • 55 Lee Roy 45 Active, 0• 89 Mike East DT Widby P
Backs Manders Jordan MLB Inactive Ditka • 74 Bob
• 46 Craig C • 56 Tom • 84 Pettis Lilly DT
Baynham • 73 Ralph Stincic MLB Norman • 75
• 32 Walt Neely T • 53 Fred Jethro
Garrison • 76 John Whittingham Pugh DT
FB Niland G OLB
• 35 Calvin • 61 Defensive Backs
Hill Blaine • 31 Otto Brown References
• 30 Dan Nye G CB [1] 1969 Dallas Cowboys
Reeves • 57 • 37 Phil Clark 1969 NFL season
• 25 Les Malcolm CB
Eastern Conference Western Conference
Shy Walker • 45 Richmond
• 42 C Flowers SS/ Capitol Century Coastal Central
Claxton • 65 John KR Dallas Cleveland Atlanta Chicago
Welch Wilbur • 27 Mike New Orleans NY Giants Baltimore Detroit
Wide Re- G Gaechter SS/
ceivers • 70 CB Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Green Bay
• 40 Bobby Rayfield • 34 Cornell Washington St. Louis San Francisco Minnesota
Joe Wright Green CB 1969 NFL Draft • NFL Playoffs • NFL Championship •
Conrad T • 23 Mike Pro Bowl • Super Bowl IV
• 22 Bob Defensive Johnson CB Related: 1969 AFL Season
Hayes PR Linemen
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