In their second season under Bill Parcells, the 2004 Dallas Cowboys showed flashes of potential despite a 6-10 finish. The season was highlighted by the emergence of rookie running back Julius Jones, who rushed for 812 yards and seven touchdowns in only seven starts, and the steady veteran leadership of quarterback Vinny Testaverde. Additionally, the year saw the development of future Pro Bowlers like tight end Jason Witten and the rise of Tony Romo on the depth chart, setting the stage for the team's future success. The first overall pick in the 1996 NFL Draft, Keyshawn Johnson was a three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who played 11 seasons in the NFL and led the Dallas Cowboys in receiving during the 2004 season.