Championship Pedigry
This Dallas Cowboy rushed 30 times for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns to win both Superbowl 28 and Superbowl MVP
Emmit Smith
This Dallas Cowboy won the Walter Payton Man of the Year award in 2022-2023 which is given to the leagues player who exemplifies excellence both on and off the field.
Dak Prescott
This Dallas Cowboy was drafted in front of players such as TJ Watt, Dalvin Cook, Joe Mixon, and Dalvin Tomlinson and only played parts of two seasons for the Cowboys mustering only 4 sacks.
Taco Charlton
This Dallas Maverick is the franchise leader in games played, seasons played, points, rebounds, blocks, field goals, three pointers, and free throws. He is also 6th all time in points scored.
Dirk Nowitzki
Rozey's real first name
This Reliever secured the Texas Rangers first ever world series championship in 2023 on a called third strike in the bottom of the 9th Inning
Josh Sborz
This Dallas Cowboy won Defensive Rookie of the year in 2021
Micah Parsons
This Texas Ranger was acquired from the Detroit Tigers for second baseman Ian Kinsler and only played parts of three seasons for the rangers when a neck Injury forced him into retirement.
Prince Fielder
The Texas Rangers' all time leader in: Games played, at bats, runs, hits, doubles, triples and strikeouts.
Michael Young
This guy went to highland Park HS with Clayton Kershaw
Matthew Stafford
This Dallas Maverick lead the entire NBA playoffs in rebounds during the 2011 Championship run.
Tyson Chandler
This Dallas Star won the franchise's only Art Ross trophy which is given to the player who leads the league in scoring points at the end of the regular season. He did it by tallying 4 points on the final day of the regular season in 2015.
Jamie Benn
This Dallas Mavericks draft pick (traded to Boston) was drafted ahead of the likes of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Rudy Gobert in 2013
Kelly Olynyk
The Dallas Cowboys all time leader in Passing yards
Tony Romo
This former TCU RB holds the NFL record for the most rushing TD's in a single season
LaDainian Tomlinson
This Dallas Maverick scored the most points (27) of either team in game 6 of the 2011 NBA Finals to help the Mavericks win their only NBA title.
Jason Terry
This Texas Ranger has won 13 gold gloves which is second all time for position players, 7 silver sluggers, and one MVP.
Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez
This young and promising Texas Rangers third base prospect was expected to be the next big bat to break into the major leagues but after a brief stint in the majors at the end of the 2012 season he batted just .213 in Triple A and was eventually traded for Matt Garza.
Mike Olt
The Dallas Stars' all time leader in Games Played, Goals, Assists, Points, Shots, Game winning Goals, Short handed goals, even strength goals, and powerplay goals.
Mike Modano
May or may not have committed pass interference in the 2015 playoffs
Anthony Hitchins
This player scored the controversial game winner in game 6 of the Stanley Cup final in 1999 to clinch the one and only Stanley Cup for the Dallas Stars.
Brett Hull
This Dallas Stars forward is the only Dallas Star to ever win the Frank J. Selke Trophy which is given to the leagues best defensive forward, he won it three times.
Jere Lehtinen
The top 10 Draft picks of the 2009 NHL draft have played 7,130 NHL games for an average of 713 games. This Dallas Stars 8th overall pick only played 1 game in the NHL.
Scott Glennie
Dallas Mavericks' all time leader in Assists and Steals
Derek Harper
This team has the least amount of wins in the History of the NFC North
Detroit Lions