The 1995 Dallas Cowboys achieved historic success by winning Super Bowl XXX and becoming the first franchise to capture three championships in four years. Led by the Triplets and the addition of Deion Sanders, the team finished with a 12-4 record while Emmitt Smith set a then-NFL record with 25 rushing touchdowns. The 1996 Dallas Cowboys finished with a 10-6 record, clinching their fifth consecutive NFC East title and securing a playoff victory over the Minnesota Vikings. The team featured an elite defense that ranked third in the league for fewest points allowed, highlighted by standout performances from Pro Bowlers Deion Sanders, Darren Woodson, and Tony Tolbert. Other season highlights included a dominant 27-0 win over the Giants and impressive victories against both Super Bowl participants, the Green Bay Packers and New England Patriots. A Pro Bowl selection in 2022, Deion Sanders was a transcendent two-sport athlete and Hall of Fame cornerback who won two Super Bowls and recorded 53 career interceptions across 14 NFL seasons.