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The rivalry between the Cowboys and Redskins began before the Cowboys even entered the league when the Cowboys founder Clint Murchison bought the Redskins’ fight song to use as leverage to get George Preston Marshall’s approval for the expansion. The first meeting between these two rivals took place on October 9, 1960, when the Redskins defeated the Cowboys 26-14 for their only victory of the season, however, over the years Dallas has gotten the better of the ‘Skins taking a 66-44-2 lead in the all-time series.

The Cowboys-Giants rivalry has been a tight one ever since the teams first met in 1960. The game resulted in a 31 to 31 tie, which ignited the beginning of this long time conflict. Another common thread between these two teams is legendary coach Tom Landry. Landry was originally drafted by the Giants and played for them for eight seasons before becoming part of their coaching staff. Then in 1960 he left the Giants to become the head coach of the Cowboys where he built the franchise into one of the premier franchises in the league. The Rivalry is rich in history and is without a doubt a must see event for any football fan out there.

Over the past few decades Cowboys-Eagles has been a can’t miss matchup. These two rivals have a bitter dislike for each other which has led to some intense games. One of the most intense matchups was the “Bounty Bowls” that took place in 1989. During both meetings between these two teams the Eagles put a bounty on Cowboys kicker Luis Zendejas and in the second meeting the Cowboys were pelted with snowballs and other debris by Eagles fans. The games between these two rivals are some of the most intense in the NFL, so make sure to be in attendance when these two get together.