How 'bout them Cowboys! That line was said by coach Jimmy Johnson during the Cowboys Super Bowl title run in the 1992 season. The Cowboys went 13-3 in the regular season and were spectacular in the playoffs, winning their two NFC playoff games by double-digit margins before destroying the Bills, 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII. Dallas’ star players included 23-year-old running back Emmitt Smith, who led the NFL with 1,713 yards rushing and 18 rushing TDs; 26-year-old QB Troy Aikman (3,445 yards passing, 23 TDs); and 26-year-old wide receiver Michael Irvin, who had a Pro Bowl year with 1,396 yards receiving. All-Pro tight end Jay Novacek and 24-year old wideout Alvin Harper rounded out an offensive group that ranked second in the NFL in points. On defense, three defensive ends – the Hall of Famer Charles Haley, Jim Jeffcoat and Tony Tolbert – combined for 25 sacks. In the Super Bowl, the Cowboys became one of two teams ever to score over 50 points, and would've had more if not for a Leon Lett fumble during a spectacular Dallas Super Bowl performance.