1964 NFL Draft: Oral history – Dallas Cowboys' turning point
On draft day, the Dallas Cowboys, an NFL expansion team in 1960, were 3-9 and facing a fourth straight losing season. They had gone winless their first year, 0-11-1, and followed that with 4-9-1 and 5-8-1 records. They would finish the 1963 season, 4-10.
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Receiver, cornerback and defensive tackle remain key positions where the Cowboys still have plenty of work to do.
Both of these moves are obviously cost efficient, both are essentially for one year, and both are as needed by the Cowboys as they are under-the-radar.
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