The Dallas Cowboys have had several prominent starting quarterbacks throughout their history. While many players have taken the field as starting QB, the most notable and long-standing figures highlighted for their extensive tenures include Roger Staubach, Danny White, Tony Romo, and Dak Prescott.
Key Dallas Cowboys Starting Quarterbacks
The following table details some of the quarterbacks who have started the most games for the Dallas Cowboys, as highlighted in historical records:
| Name | Period | Win Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Roger Staubach | 1969–1979 | .746 |
| Danny White | 1976–1988 | .674 |
| Tony Romo | 2006–2015 | .614 |
| Dak Prescott | 2016–present | .623 |
- Roger Staubach: Known as "Captain America," Staubach led the Cowboys during a highly successful era, securing two Super Bowl victories and earning a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. His impressive winning percentage reflects his consistent performance.
- Danny White: Following Staubach's retirement, White stepped in and maintained a strong level of play, leading the Cowboys through much of the 1980s and continuing their tradition of competitiveness.
- Tony Romo: Romo became the starting quarterback in 2006 and was a cornerstone of the Cowboys' offense for a decade, setting numerous team passing records.
- Dak Prescott: Taking over in 2016, Prescott quickly established himself as a key leader for the team, consistently guiding the Cowboys' offense and leading them to multiple division titles.
For a comprehensive list and further details on Dallas Cowboys starting quarterbacks, you can refer to the List of Dallas Cowboys starting quarterbacks on Wikipedia.
