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Cowboys Star Legends "Welcome to Cowboys Star Legends! 🌟🏈 This fanpage celebrate the pride and tradition of Dallas cowboys bringing together fans who bleed blue and silver.

Together, We shine bright under the Cowboys Star Legends! Here Go Cowboys! ❤️

One of the most dominant players in the league.Micah deserves all the hype. 💬Cowboys Nation — show our superstar some lo...
07/29/2025

One of the most dominant players in the league.
Micah deserves all the hype. 💬
Cowboys Nation — show our superstar some love. 💙💙

Happy birthday QB1 Dak Prescott! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
07/29/2025

Happy birthday QB1 Dak Prescott! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Legendary 🏆
07/26/2025

Legendary 🏆

I need all Dallas Cowboys fans to check in💪💙🏈
07/26/2025

I need all Dallas Cowboys fans to check in💪💙🏈

Cowboys fans when that long-awaited Super Bowl finally comes 🏆🤣 Been a journey!
07/26/2025

Cowboys fans when that long-awaited Super Bowl finally comes 🏆🤣 Been a journey!

Name a better trio in all football, you can’t do it
07/26/2025

Name a better trio in all football, you can’t do it

44 days from game day 🏈🏈
07/26/2025

44 days from game day 🏈🏈

“To all the haters… keep watching. We’re still standing, still repping the star, and still the most talked-about team in...
07/25/2025

“To all the haters… keep watching. We’re still standing, still repping the star, and still the most talked-about team in the league. 💪💙

You can hate us.
You can doubt us.
But you’ll never outlast us.

Because Cowboys Nation doesn’t break — we get louder.
We don’t flinch — we fight.
And we don’t fade — we shine under pressure.

💥 Once a Cowboy, always a Cowboy.
💥 Forever proud. Forever hated. Forever feared.

Dak Prescott has announced the termination of his sponsorship deal with technology company Astronomer after the company'...
07/25/2025

Dak Prescott has announced the termination of his sponsorship deal with technology company Astronomer after the company's CEO, Andy Byron, was caught in an affair with his subordinate Kristin Cabot. "We will stand by and protect mothers - no matter what,"

🏈 EMOTIONAL: Fifty Tarrant County Kids Surprised to Practice with Dak Prescott — and What Happened After That Left Every...
07/25/2025

🏈 EMOTIONAL: Fifty Tarrant County Kids Surprised to Practice with Dak Prescott — and What Happened After That Left Everyone in Tears 😢
At the Dallas Cowboys' training center, no one expected that Dak Prescott had quietly invited 50 disadvantaged kids from Tarrant County to come and experience a special practice with him. But what really moved everyone was when after the practice, Dak stood in the middle of the field and announced:
💬 “I’m going to sponsor all of your tuition. Every kid here deserves a chance.” The entire coaching staff and players were speechless. In that moment, a normal practice session became an unforgettable memory for the 50 kids — and for the entire country.

They called him “Moose,” and the chant would echo through Texas Stadium every time he bulldozed a linebacker or picked u...
07/25/2025

They called him “Moose,” and the chant would echo through Texas Stadium every time he bulldozed a linebacker or picked up a blitz. But Daryl Johnston wasn’t just a fan favorite — he was the heartbeat of one of the greatest offenses in NFL history, a selfless warrior whose work rarely showed up in the box score but meant everything to the team’s success.

Born in Youngstown, New York, Johnston wasn’t handed anything. He made his name at Syracuse as a versatile and punishing fullback — a position already being phased out of modern offenses. But Johnston wasn’t flashy. He wasn’t chasing headlines. He was chasing wins. And in 1989, Jimmy Johnson and the Cowboys saw something special, drafting him in the second round to help build a new foundation in Dallas.

From day one, Daryl Johnston’s job was simple but brutal: clear the path for Emmitt Smith. And clear it he did — for over a decade. Emmitt would go on to become the NFL’s all-time leading rusher, but he’s said it himself many times: “I couldn’t have done it without Moose.” Johnston’s blocking was violent, technical, and full of heart. He sacrificed his body on every down so others could shine.

But Johnston wasn’t just a blocker. He could run. He could catch. He could lead. In fact, he caught over 290 passes in his career, scored 22 touchdowns, and was one of the most complete fullbacks the game has ever seen. He helped the Cowboys win three Super Bowls, anchoring a backfield that steamrolled its way through the ‘90s.

And off the field? Moose was just as important. He was the quiet leader, the glue guy, the one who never asked for credit but always delivered. He was beloved in the locker room for his professionalism, humility, and toughness.

When the NFL finally introduced the fullback position to the Pro Bowl ballot, it was because of Daryl Johnston. He had redefined what it meant to play the position — and the league had to acknowledge it.

After retiring due to a neck injury, Johnston didn’t fade away. He became a respected broadcaster, bringing his deep knowledge and even-keeled insight to millions of viewers. Later, he took on executive roles in leagues like the AAF and USFL, continuing to grow the game he loved from the inside out.

Daryl Johnston’s greatness can’t be measured in touchdowns or highlight reels. His greatness was in sacrifice, toughness, and doing the dirty work that built a dynasty. He was the ultimate teammate, the ultimate Cowboy, and the kind of player every star needs behind the scenes.

So when you remember the glory days of the ‘90s, don’t just think Aikman, Irvin, and Emmitt. Think of the Moose — clearing the way, carrying the load, and setting the tone for a team that dominated an era.

BREAKING : Jerry Jones Projected to Cost Cowboys $56 Million in Micah Parsons Negotiations
07/25/2025

BREAKING : Jerry Jones Projected to Cost Cowboys $56 Million in Micah Parsons Negotiations

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