Every Dallas Cowboys Starting Quarterback in Franchise History, Ranked
From the Early Years to the Super Bowl Era
The Dallas Cowboys have a rich history of quarterback play, with some of the most legendary signal-callers in NFL history having donned the iconic blue and white uniform. From the early days of Don Meredith to the Super Bowl-winning era of Roger Staubach and Tony Romo, the Cowboys have had no shortage of talented quarterbacks leading the charge.1. Roger Staubach (1969-1971, 1973-1979)
Regarded by many as the greatest Cowboys quarterback of all time, Staubach was a two-time Super Bowl champion and MVP. Known for his scrambling ability and clutch play, he led the Cowboys to five NFC Championship games and two Super Bowl victories.
2. Tony Romo (2006-2015)
A four-time Pro Bowl selection and NFL passing yards leader in 2014, Romo was a prolific passer with a knack for making big plays. Despite never reaching the Super Bowl, he is widely considered one of the best quarterbacks of his generation.
3. Don Meredith (1960-1968)
Known as "Dandy Don" for his flamboyant style, Meredith was the first great Cowboys quarterback. He led the team to three NFC Championship games and was a Pro Bowl selection in 1964.
4. Troy Aikman (1990-2000)
A three-time Super Bowl champion and MVP, Aikman was a steady and efficient passer who led the Cowboys to unprecedented success in the 1990s. Along with running back Emmitt Smith and wide receiver Michael Irvin, he formed one of the NFL's most dominant trios.
5. Steve Bartkowski (1981-1988)
An All-Pro selection in 1985, Bartkowski was a mobile and strong-armed quarterback who led the Cowboys to three NFC East division titles. He finished his career with over 20,000 passing yards.
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